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The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-09-06

Several auto loads Of the
Birthday club motorcd to the
home Of Mrs. Southworth Fri,
day of last week and enjoyed a
picnic supper.
Mrs. l.. c. Peck, who was taken
quite sick at the ranch home
near Whitney and was brought
to Lennon, asst week. is i'm.
proving nicely.
Mrs. Judd, Of Lancaster, Wis.
is here visiting her sister, Mrs
Q. W. Phelps. They will go to
New England, n. D., later for a
visit with relatives.
George Sattler and + oyd
Wright of Haynes. have return.
ed to Lennon and Will take up
school work here for the coming
year They are sophomores.
Mrs. V. A. Williams is enjoy
ing a visit from her father, K.
A. Perry, Of Rochester, MINI,
during the fair. Mr.. Perry ex-
poets to enter a fast horse in
the races while here.
Mrs. O'Connor and Miss Leo
OConnor, mother and sister of
Mrs. T. o. Ramsland, arrived in
Lennon on Monday on their re
turn from a trip to Ye low5tone
Park, and will visit here for A
few days before returning to
their home At Sacred Heart.
MINI. Miss Leo will then 20 to
Evanston, H.. where she Will en-
ter a school for oratorv.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-09-06

Local News Notes

Cliff Larsh was up from Bisor
Sunday, returning Monday.
Miss Frances Colohan was Z
lennon visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. McClaskey, OF
Leroy, Ia, are here for the fair
Frank Bonzer, of Morristown
was in Lennon on business Mon.
day.
Mrs. Floyd Bolton was up
from Thunder Hawk Monday, on
business.
R. M. Watson returned Mon
day evening from a business
trip in the east.
Mrs. l.. w. Dousman visited
with friends in Aberdeen dur
ing the past week.
Mrs. F. c. Totten returned
Thursday from a short visit with
friends at Mobridge.
Miss Esther Brill has returned
to Lennon and will resume her
school work here this year.
Mrs. Arthur Hartwell and Mrs.
J. A. Hartwell, of Morristown,
were Lennon visitors Monday.
Mrs. Herbert Hobe, of Aber-
deem, has been a guest at the J.
c. Stoner home for the past
week.
Mrs. C. B. Strang left this
morning for a visit with friends
at Aberdeen and at her old home
at Sisseton.
Dorothy Southworth had her
tonsils and adenoids removed
Su lday. DR.. Totten performed
the operation.
Mrs. Lew Kirkland and daugh-
ter, Miss Margery, autoed to BIZ
son last week where they spent
a few days with friends.
r. j. Fields has nearly COM
pleted a fine new residence on
his farm near this city, thus
making a very cozy home.
V. T. Edmunds of Chandler, n
D., has jst returned from Chica-
go, where he has been on a ten
days business trip Mr.. Ed
munds is a breeder of White
Face cattle and will have an ex
hibit at the fair.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-09-06

JE. Allen was down from hi.
krm home near Petrol Monday.
Mr.. Mahan Of the Meadow
buntry was a Lennon visitor
yer Sunday.
Miss Hazel McPharland went
Mcintosh Monday evening for
few days visit with friends.
NJ. and Mrs. William Lackey
ere up from Faith over Sunday
be guests Of Lennon friends.
Mrs. Harvey Dorwin arrived
pme Monday from visit of sew
Fal weeks with her mother. in
[lnneapolis.
sTRAYED From H. ?. Wells
lace twelve miles south of
ott, April s, 1916; one black
|are with sucking colt. Brand
Y on right shoulder. small
TAR IN forehead. wire cut on
pot Of right front foot weight
oout 200. viii give suitable re
ard for Information leading to
ef recovery. Please notify
csc Wells, Meadow, South Da-
ota.
Nj. and Mrs. C. W. Marcy, Of
dfy Iowa, are in the city dur
Y the ialr, the guests of Mrs.
NJ Parker.
Jim Hudglns, a rancher from
urahd river vicinity, spent
'Oluay IN Lennon attending to
lslness affairs.
nj hlhgman and family, of
ever this county, are spending
u ol the week in Lennon, at
Fndlng the far.
Thee will be a regular moot
u lne Eastern Star, Wednes-
J, 7ealhg, September 18th. Al
'''S are reqested to be pres
!, nenry Finbraaten, who is our
rlent street commissioner
w.. We streets of our city in
~ m condition than ever be-
= L Dunlap, a prominent
: u near Isabel. was here
sas a''ef part Of last week and
M n i. mere purchased the Dele
ns wy property and will be-
ae a resident of Lennon in
near future. -
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-09-06


visitor from Bucyrus, Wednes.
day. He was accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Gertrude
NJ. Cash Haynes, of Mo.
brldge, has been visiting at the
nome II her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, HaIght. for the past week
M { S. Hodson returned
the latter part of last week from
Freuerlck, Mimi. where she has
beer sitting for some time past
NJ j NJ. Lazaners. o: Spr-np
Butte went to Aberdeen Mon
day where she went to place her
daughter IN school for the COM
ing wear
Nj and Mrs. James Kempton
OF near Morristown, are the
proud parent5 of a baby daugh-
ter, born September 4th. Dr.
Tote attended.
Nj and Mrs. J. A. Freeman
and the four youngest children
auto to the southern part of
the state Iast week. returning
Saturday evening"
Ms Glnther is in Lennon.
visiting at the home of her sons.
Leo and Guy. She has been Wis
ltlng al the home of her son
Frei a, Morristown.
W. Clark, Of Aberdeen. has
acceP.eI a position with Guam
men a Austad Lumber Co. Fl /
ing the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of G. p. Chapman.
NJ W H. Doherty. who has
been VISITING friends here. left
M'"aa, evening for Williams.
MIN for an extended visit
~ItE her daughter at tnat place
FOR SALE OR TRADE-One
Registered Percheron Stallion
color. grey; weight, 1900 pounds:
8 years old. A 50 two full bred
calvos Shorthorn. Papers fur
nished Chas. A. Weilland. Bison
S. D.
Miss Emily Hendrickson. liv-.
ing near Petrol, received a vervI
painful accident last ThursdavI
by breaking her left forearm
near the elbow. DR.. Totten was
ca led and reports her improving
nicely.
Chas Zabransky and Byrd Car
~eLl, both of Thunder Hawk, eft
there on the 9th of August in a
ord car, on trip to Chicago.
Word comes from them that
hey had arrived at their des-
being or the road just
IN days and travelling a dis
.ance Of some 100 miles.
Mr.. John, Official photograph |
'r for the Milwaukee railroad, J
.ccompanied by F. A. Finch. was
akIng pictures in Perkins and
ADAMS counties last week. Lem
non vicinity is the only part Of
lorth and South Dakota that
he railroad company is taking
Iews of this fal which certain
y seems well for this part Of
he country.
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Mr.. Rinehart was down from
Haynes Monday, on business.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. kirkpatrick
of Chance, were Lennon visi
tors during the fair.
FOR SALE-International Ga.
Tractor, 1920 horse power, il
good shape. Bargain if taken a
once. Will trade for horses ol
other livestock. Call at Heraic
office for particulars. l6-6t
Clifford and Roy Spear, Of
Miles City, visited at the c. H
0 son home last week.
Miss Nina Van Horn is in Buf
falo visiting friends and attend
ing to business matters.
Editor Cooper, of the Nc.
Laughlin Mirror, was a Lennon
visitor during the fair.
The ladies' aid of the Presby.
terian church will meet Thurs
day, Sept. IA, at the church.
Mrs. Henry Sylvester, who has
been quite seriously i'll, this last
week, is improving very slowly
Mrs. Settergreen was down
from Haynes the latter part of
last week, the guest of Mrs. Earl
Papke.
Mrs. Mont. Monroe, of Haynes
was at the Papke home last week
while taking treatment of DR.
Curtis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Carr. of
Bison, are guests at the Chas.
Bennett home in this city during
the fair.
Miss Florence Chapman, of
Frederick, this state, was the
guest of Mrs. p. A. PITT, asst
week.
Miss Eleanor Nesbitt, who is
employed in Mcintosh, spent
Sunday at the home of her par
ents in this ditv.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Posi-, par
ents of Mrs. p. A. PITT, are
spending fair week with Mrs.
Pitz. They live near Morris
town.
will be in Thunder Hawk on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days. Hours 1890 a. m., to 1:3O
p. m. L. R. Curtis, Chiroprac-
tor. "A #
Mrs. Carl Austad is enjoying a
visit from her parents during
fair week. They come from De
corah, la.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quammen re
turned from their wedding trip
Saturday evening. They visited
in Minnesota.
Elting Dickinson retarned
Monday from a trip to several
fairs in the state, where he had
been running stands.
Austin Allison, of Haynes.
who attended school here last
year has returned here for the
school work this year.
Harold Warner, of Gordon.
Mont, arrived here the first of
the week and has accepted po-
sition in the Christian barber
shop.
Mrs. Layne, a cousin of Mrs. |
Q. w. Phelps, was here the at
ter part of last week for short |
visit. Mrs. Layne's home is in
Seattle.
Mrs. c. ]. Dousman, who has /
been attending the Masonic con
ventiop at Butte, Mont, return /
ed here Monday evening and
wi complete her visit with her
parents.
C,n,o, WILL e
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Genealogical Notes
Queries and Answers
Genealogical Editor, The Times.
Dispatch.

For months, we have had many
queries which we could not answer:
now we give them as far as we can
EDITOR.
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or the Confederate Government"
Such evidence. together with the ex
piiclt and dispassionate statement of
troressor Brooke. himself man of
uniinpeachable integrity. and of the
highest dignity of character: intimate.
~ associated with Matthew f. Maurv
participation in Commander Perry,s
expedition TO Japan. and unoucstjon-
ANY inc inventor of the Brooke r,ns
ana lhe Brooke decp-sca sounding an.
parat us-secms TO the impartial NINA
uui'c unanswerablo and final Nor do
we WISH to revive an ancieu, routro
NerSN' SIMPLY. however, TO give hone,
M"ere honor is due. and to do iustjrc
10 the memory of gentlcmnn of ~
oih regime, whose purity of nina am,i
me ioftihess OF whose patriotism v.tth
nelo MN for thirty years from onter-
,ns mo such controversy. uayin.
Sn"ren the storms. trials and disa.,ers
-, me southern Confedcracy. win NO
incentive save the love of countrv
no Sucrdon save. alas, her losshn
mts well trust 10 that impartial
Musc OF History 10 inscribo ~. ..I"o
uoeS' the names of her heroes in liz
annals OF the race. and better stiiI
on lhe impcrishablc tablets or tha
,., VIRGINIA LUCAS
N""ricstown. jefferson Co. w v,
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RESTITUTION MEASURE
INO0RSED BY VETERANS
,,. w." Tee Johnston Cnmp No. An.
proves hiii introduced in Congress.
u! John y. TIIImnr

io''"w'nr resolutions commend
NJ ne action of Johu y. riIImon -,
",n"I 81 Confederate veterans and
y nav, been adopted by Joseph
mond: 7o"'h lich-
whereas. the officers and mcmhors
~ nus Joseph T.. Johnston Camn NJ
'ouied"ratc Veterans of South Ri,,h.
a'on" va were invited to be prcscn,
'h' richmond Auditorium to hear
ne ""ur'sS ana explanation by tho
f'on, John 4. Tlrnan, commensurate
rom the state OF Arkansas of his hill
~ rcStor" To Confederate veterans and
'"c WIDOWS of those now deceased. Iho
money Illegally taken from the South
during and after the War Rotwoc, ~
states, the said hill being Know ~.
the Rcsiitu,ion Hill" which is nro-
posed I" pay to Confederate soIdicrs
ana their widows the sum of S5nO ,.,,.l,
ahh II" SUM of $50 per month for tho
rch'al'"er OF their lives. since thcro
WAS appropriated SiOO.0OO 600 collector
from tho South during and after ,hc
W"' from captured. abandoned and aon-
ilN'Ntcd property. aud from tho collrc-
non oi :; cotton tax from 1863 to 1855
an" 'hht IN answer To said invitation
many al 'his camp attended said meet
iiS; ana NOW, believing in and earnest
u 'ndor$iur tho nigh and noble Of.
'"f'S ana objects SGT forth and cNprcss-
"d by the said Hon. John ~ Tilhuau
aud believing il To lie the duty OF this
r'lnp 10 manifest it's appreciation and
ENDORSEMENT of the said bill and the
object and motives therein expressed
therefore. he ii
Resolved by the officers and mem
hers of this camp, That we do hereby
heartily indorsc and appreciate tho
.hiSh and noble sentiment entertained
and expressed by the Hon. John ~
Iliiman in behalf and support OF the
object and purposes contained in said
bill now before the United States Con-
gress. and believing that the senti-
ment contained In said bill Is in per-
feet accord with the honor. dignity and
justice of the United States govern
ment. as we'll as to tho heroic charac-
ter. devotion and patriotism OF both
the Southern veterans and widows
therein mentioned. and that the dig
nifty and honor OF tho Congress OF the
United States can, and Will be proper
ly measured by the adoption and en-
forccment Of said bill now being pre-
sented to that honorable body by the
said Hon. John y. Tillman (but not
in the name of pensions. however). but
In the moro exalted and dignified GOV
Iernmenta' position of the restitution
OF that which legally and Justly be-
longs 10 Southern veterans and widows
mentioned in said bill.
That the adjutant of this camp is
hereby directed TO forward copy OF
these resolutions TO the Hon. John "
ITilllnan. and also TO each of tho mem
hers of the United States Congress from
the State OF Virginia. who are hereby
urged to use their aid and influence
In support and furtherance OF said bill
lin behalf OF this camp and other Con-
fcderate. veterans Of the State OF Nir-
GINA and widows mentioned in said
bill.
That a copy of these resolutions he
filed with the records OF this camp.
l.. w. OGDEN
j NJ. GREGORY, Commanders
Adiutant Pro TEN.
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BOWLING GREEN
snccial to Thc Times-Dispatch. !

Especial to The Times Dispatch
BOWLING GREEN, VA. April "a
Miss Grace Lear, who has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. John q. Broaddus.
has returned 10 her home in Emporia.
Mrs Susctte Tyler. of Richmond, is
visiting Miss Caroline q. Broaddus.
Miss Eleanor White, Of Aiken, S. c..
is with Mrs Elfc &. White.
Miss Lillian Mayhem is visiting
friends in Washington, ID. c.
George O. Roper has returned 10
Willamspo Penn. after spending
some time with his sister. Mrs. Sallie
w. Rains.
Edgar Richards. who is attending
school in Bedford City. is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Z. Rich
ards.
Misses Florence and Helen Broaddus.
Of Blackstone Female Institute, are
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. :.
w. Broaddus.
Miss Hawkins is visiting relatives in
Richmond.
Miss Pearl Jones is visiting her home
In Williamsburg
Nh and Mrs. William l.. Boyd have
returned TO Richmond, after spending
some time with Major and Mrs. r. ID
coghill.
Mrs. John g. Broaddus and Miss Ma
bic Burton spent part of this week
in Richmond
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Conquers Rheumatism
In a Very Few DAYS

one-half teaspoonful of Rheuma
taken once a day has driven tho pain
and agony from thousands of racked.
crippled and despairing rheumat tics
during the last nve years.
Powerful and sure: quick acting. yet
harmless: Rheuma gives blessed relief
almost at once. The magic name has
reached every hamlet In the land. and
tGerc is not n druggist anywhere who
cannot tell you'll he will--of almost
marvellous cures.
II you are tortured with rheumatism
or sciatica, you can get two bottles OF
Rheuma from Tragic Drug Co. or any
druggist for not more than $l.o0. with
the understanding that II it does not
drive rheumatic poisons from your
sySten--money back.
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War in Ninth Virginia Cavalry. also
IN Thirteenth Virginia Cavalry.
Our family tradition Is that no was
the fourth son OF Andrew Vance Colo.
ned David Vance. of Virginia. being tho
first son.
Can you verify this date and give mo
Colonel David Vance's military record?
State relationship. II any. to Senator
lebulon Vance. OF North Carolina, and
to the Vance family who erected
Vances Fort at Cross Creek. Washing
ton County. Pa.
Yours very truly, H. M.
Monessen. Pa, April 10.
Mrs. ]. Il. W.. Newport News, Va
We have nerer published Overton fam
lily.
Mrs. r. e. J.--It would be impossible
for us to get tho dates you desire
for Abram Smith, etc.
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RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY, APRIL g. 1916.

june l7S2 y surviving great-great-
granddaughter OF both William Fry
and Colonel William Crawford Is Mrs.
Madeline Bird tHalD Buford. OF Nash
willie. Tenn.
tA-2O Ca,harine Fry. born May
81. 1887: married Captain Abraham
Bird in Shenandoah County. Virginia.
and removed to Kentucky, near Lex
ington. in 1903 From there they NOV
ed In 1926 TO near Hannibal, Mo. Un
early days part Of what is now Han
nfbal. Mo-. was known as Frytown.)
She died November II. 1857. a Dan
Vile. Ky. Fry descendant contributed
this:
"Catharine CFry) Bird.-we spelled
it Byrd--was sister to my great grand
father Henry Fry. who. after living
in Kentucky a year or two. went back
and married his own cousin Rachel
Fry from near Rtchmond: his father.
William Fry served in the Revolu-
ton"
Mark II. Bird. son of this Cath
arine Fry, married Aramlnta Fry; they
were said to have been second cousins
Araminta Fry was born January s..
1929, and was daughter of Abram KEEL
Ter Fry and Sarah McFall, his wife;
she was> granddaughter of Benjamin
and Nancy (kellers) Fry and great
granddaughter of Abram and Agnes
Ann Fry: and Abram is said to be son
of Benjamin and Christina Frye, who
about l744 lived in Frederick County.
Va
/. Daniel French came to Virginia
with Alymer Phillips, Of Old Point
Comfort, about 1860. Who were his
parents. who did he marry, and what
of his descendants?
.. What daughters did John PAYNE
and Mary Coles have besides Dolly
Madison. and who did they marry?
8 Who were tho parents Of Peggy
Payne. who married Matthew French,
OF C;oochland, prior to l7Ia?
II. H. r.
George Marable was high sheriff
James City in 1875 His witc's name
was Mary. tSee deed in York County
from George Marahle and Mary, his
wiro.) Mary's maiden name must have
been Hartwcll. for in John Hartwclls
will, proved in Surry County, 1i1a. he
names with others) his loving sister,
Mary Marable.
George Marablc, Of Westover Parish
Charles City County. made his will July
4. 1916, proved November 4. 17TS. In
this will he named son. George.
Mary Giartwcll WAS daughter of Will
liam lartwell. of James City County,
who was captain of Sir William Bcrke-
ley's bodyeuard in 1915 during Bacons
Rebellion" (Sec William and Mary
Quarterly, volume H. page So
Cany any one furnish information re-
garding parcntage of my great grand
mother, Sarah Harrison. That they
were NirGinians We know. Sarah Har-
rison was the wife of John Richard
Waller They removed from Tennes-
sec to Illinois about 1910.
Ill.
Benjamin Carter Waller and Catherine
Page.
Benjamin Carter Waller was n son of
Judge Benjamin Waller, of Williams
burg. and Martha Hall
Judge Benjamin Waller was son
OF Colonel John Waller and Dorothy
King.
would greatly appreciate assistance
In my research.
MRS. JOHN w. BEATTY.
Blackwell, okla.
DcnslDw.
cR22l Henry Dcnslow tmarricd
Suaanuah -). Res. Dorchester. Mass. ::
removed l6ii To Windsor. Conn.
where he was killed 10y Indians April
(, 1875.
tB2S) Susannah Dehsiow (dauch-
tor of Henry and SiSnpp.,l,
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Fry.

'A-2Gb William Fry married Rachel
spears. lie, also others OF the family
ilanc and marriaE. connections, scrv-
ed in the Revolutionary War; these
include his fathcr-in law, Jacob
Spears: the father-in-la w OF his daugh-
ter Catharinc. Colonel abraham Bird :
Colonel William Craw ford Gin l776
lieutenant colonel Fifth Virginia, col
ouel seventh NirGinia) who (com-
manding the Sandusky expedition
against tho lndiana) was captured. tor
turcd and burnt N the stake in WAN
dottc County. o. on the 18th dav O
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Chase, was daughter Of John Chase
and Nancy Campbell. John Chase was
son Of - Chase and Phoebe Bates.
They were married at Boston.
Nancy Campbell was daughter Of
Matthew Campbell and Jane MacDon-
aid. who lived near Knoxville. Tenn.
and were married about 1899. They
were OF Virginia descent and closely
related to the Reynolds family. Mat
thew Campbolrs father was in the bat
tie or Kings Mountain (family tradi-
eion) and was probably named James.
Tradition says so.
My grandmothers family moved from
Iennsssee to Illinois through the in
nuence or Governor Reynolds. who
liFed at Belleville. and the folks ex-
changed visits, but do not know the
relationship.
MRS. JOHN BEATTY.
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nero ON Sunday afternoon.

hero on Sunday afternoon.
The Vawter Literary Society had
very interesting meeting on Saturday
evening. The following question was
debated: Resolved. That the Govern
ment Should Own and Operate All
Telephone and Telegraph Lines" The
speaker on the affirmative was De-
Bowmont: on the negative, Sumpter
Cunningham. The following judges
rendered their decision unanimously I'm
favor OF the negatives: Max Bradshaw,
Claude Bishop and Henry William
son.
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Rruinerd.

Daniel Hraincrd. Il deacon and jus
ice. was born ut Eraintrec. in the
county of Essex. IN England. and
hon eight years old was brought to
Hartford. Conn. where he lived in the
NyllNs family till of age. tie mar
ricd Hannah Spencer. After lie set
tied in iladdam, his mother. NJ that
time widow, wrote to him and spell
Cd her name Brentwood, showing that
probably Tic original name.
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Notes md Queries

Rodgers in Greenbrier County, Va,
April 10, 1898.
My grandfather. Colonel John Brown
Rodgers, of Nashville, Tenn, COM
manded General Lafayette's body
guard on his last visit to the United
States, and he asked the general IL he
knew Captain Brown, who was with
General Washington at Valley Forge.
He said yes. he knew him we'll, as he
often came to his tent, and that he was
pleased to know that Colonel Rodgers
was his grandson.
This story has been handed down
and has lost details. but / know il is
true and that there must be some
record of this Captain Brown. some-
where.
VIII you kindly tell me If you can
give me any Information about this
ancestors? An early reply will be APP
preclated by Yours cordially,
fMlSS) a. l.. JARVIS,
2l05 \. Nevada Avenue
Editor of The Richmond Times Dis
patch. Richmond, Va:
Dear Sir.-Kindly favor me with lin
cage data OF Captain Robert Vance
He was an officer in the Revolutionary
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My mother. Margaret Elizabeth
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tR22l Henry Dcnslow tmarriod
Suaanuah --). Res Dorchester, Mass: .
removed. 1914. To Windsor Conn.
where he was Killed by Indians April
4, 1876.
tB-2S) Susannah Dehsiow (dauCh-
tor of Henry and Susannah Dcnslow)
born Sept. 2. 1916, married John Hodge,
April ]. 1866.
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John Dodge. of Middlcchinnock, SOM
crSelshire, Eng. married Margery -.
Richard Dodge. born in Somerset
shire, Eng" probably as early as 1904
married Edith ---. She died in Bev-
erly Mass, June -. 1878: cmigrat cd
from East Cocker. Eng, TO salem.
Mass, in lG3S lie died in Beverly.
Mass, June II. 1871
tB-"3) Joseph Dodge. born in Bev-
crlE, Mass, 1851; inarried Sarah Eaton.
February u 1871 lie died August 10.
lIl6. She died December IL, 17l4.
Prudence Dodge. daughter of 10.
scph and Sarah OE:atom Dodge. mar
ricd Samuel Lovett
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MILLER SCHOOL

MILLER SCHOOL, va. april "a
Rev. Mr.. Luck. OF Crozet Va. preached
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lieutenant and Mrs. Ralph Holiday
had Colonel Roberts as their dinner
guest last Sunday evening.