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Martin/Puitt
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#	Notes	Linked to
301	Had two sons and some daughters	MACLEOD, Sarah Anne (I934)
302	Harry had no children by either marriage.	KING, Hazel (I561)
303	Harry says he never married	Adams, Martin (I2427)
304	Harry Sheue went to visit her once with his dad. Sarah was Thomas Scheue's half Sister	SPAIN, Sarah E (I76)
305	Has the Elder family bible. Muriel Oxner, 143 Carolann Way, Grants pass, Oregon,97526. Also in her possesion is furniture that was built by Frank Elder and a dress handed down that used to belong to Mary Manks. She gave the dress to her Daughter Jean in 2001 and the furniture to her son Harold or a grandson?	Tilden, Muriel (Dolly) (I1543)
306	Hattie was a Christian Scientist... so the Furnas Pruitt family became Christian Scientists...	Hattie (I553)
307	Have a copy of letter from him in 1840 from Skye to his brother Donald on P.E.I. it mintions son Sandy and other sons and Daughters and a sister Nancy.	MARTIN, Martin (I936)
308	Have a letter from him dated oct 29th 1836	MARTIN, Kenneth (I943)
309	He also was a protestant minister and also involved in politics as a member of the state legislature in Washington, Olympia. He and his wife Mary Margaret Dunlap were married 6 Aug 1949. They were missionaries to the Phillipine Islands also.	PRUITT, Paul Furnas (I34)
310	HE AND HIS WIFE ESTER LOST 2 BABIES	PRUITT, MELLVILL C. (I545)
311	He became a Quaker minister at age 22. He left a will. His residence in Frederick Co., VA, is presently a museum. 'HOLLINGSWORTH Heritage,' Dec 1994, p. 21 Info from Fern HUNTER, Clarkston, WA.	HOLLINGSWORTH, Isaac (I2078)
312	He became Tutor to Malcolm MacQueen, his nephew, when brother Archbald died fairly young	MACQUEEN, Donald (I1799)
313	He came to America with William PENN on the bark 'Welcome.' He settled at Rockland Manor in New Castle Co., PA (now DE). He was a Provincial Assembly member. He left a will. Buckey's 'Hist. of CALVERTs,' p. 24 Info from Marjorie SEARS, New Palestine, IN.	HOLLINGSWORTH, Thomas (I2072)
314	He lived in Cecil Co., MD, after marriage. In 1733 he moved to 582 acres near Winchester, VA. He erected a flour mill. He was a Quaker, attending meetings at E. Nottingham, PA, 150 miles away. He was killed by a buffalo on his estate, 'Abraham's Delight.' He left a will. Buckey's 'Hist. of CALVERTs,' pp. 24, 95 'HOLLINGSWORTH Heritage,' Dec 1994, p. 20 Info from Marjorie SEARS, New Palestine, IN. Info from Fern HUNTER, Clarkston, WA.	HOLLINGSWORTH, Abraham (I2076)
315	He was 76 years old when he died. It was his son William that left Portsmouth R.I. and went to Beaufort, North Carolina	BORDEN, John (I1252)
316	He was a master Mariner. He left a widow Hannah. His estate, probated in Saint John, N.B., indicated that, among other assets, he owned the Schooner 'Acadian'.	VAUGHAN, William (I2037)
317	He was a protestand minister most of his life. His wife Meryl Green married 24 Apr 1942. They had 8 children, the oldest Ferman was adopted. Lanith and I attended this uncles funeral and all of his children and grandchildren were there. It was most unusual for us not being used to creamation and ashes being available for those in attendance to sprinkle among the strawberries. A flute was played and everyone followed to the garden for the funeral. The overall theme of his life, seemed to be 'It doesn't matter what you do, if it's what you want. The last several years he and Meryl were separated but good friends.	PRUITT, Robert Thomas (I33)
318	He was a Quaker. In 1682 he settled near present Wilmington, DE. He was a member of the first Penn. Council & Assembly. He signed William PENN's 'Great Charter.' 'Hist. Collections of Harrison Co.' (OH), p. 519 Buckey's 'Hist. of CALVERTs,' pp. 23ff	HOLLINGSWORTH, Valentine (I2052)
319	He was a twin to Jonathan. Temple work performed, dates unknown	FURNAS, Thomas (I146)
320	He was a weaver.	WILSON, Christopher (I156)
321	He was from Texas	Family: Oxner, Clifford W. / Tilden, Muriel (Dolly) (F366)
322	He was knighted in 1617. He was a member of the English House of Commons. He initiated the idea of sanctuary for Roman Catholics in America. 'Encycl. Britan.,' 1990, Vol. 1, p. 848 Buckey's 'Hist. of CALVERTs,' p. 1	CALVERT, George (I2084)
323	He was of Kiplin, near Danby Wiske, Yorkshire, England. Buckey's 'Hist. of CALVERTs,' 1991 Info from Charles L. DUNN, 102362.1651@compuserve.com	CALVERT, John (I2067)
324	He was of Stranmillis, near Belfast, (No.) Ireland. Buckey's 'Hist. of CALVERTS,' p. 19	GLASSFORD, Hugh (I2059)
325	he was unmarried	MACQUEEN, Donald (I1845)
326	He was unmarried. Occupation K.C. Barrister, M.P.	MARTIN, Donald Charles (I1015)
327	Heiss Quaker Records page 6 Hendricks, Indiana has this record.	Mary (I268)
328	Helped to procure a boat to ferry the prince from Portree to Raasay, after Culloden. He died when his son Malcolm was still a child.	MACQUEEN, Archibald (I1764)
329	Her Fathers Brother is Abraham Zaffrani married to Lily Cohen Stepsister to Sol Cohen Abadi	Zaffrani, Perla (I2468)
330	Her fathers name is Robert MILHOUSE and Mother is Sally	MILHOUSE, Elizabeth (I256)
331	Her fathers name was Isacc. I have two sealing dates to her husband. 1 24 May 1973 LA 2 22 Feb 1974 OG	COOK, Dinah (I132)
332	Her parents were Robert Bruce Dunlap and Mildrea Emma Ride	DUNLAP, Mary Margaret (I193)
333	Hester Pruitt formely Parnel disasociated from Miami Monthly Meeting for marrying out of unity.	PARNELL, Esther (I22)
334	His age is unclear as 73 is crossed out and 93 is written in instead while his birth year of 1826 would match the 73 years of age, note that a tombstone found in the Peoria cemeterey marked M. Sheue has an age of 74 at the death in 1910.	Source (S41)
335	His first wife was his 1st cousin.	HOLLINGSWORTH, Ezekiel (I2098)
336	His middle name is possibly Alexander. (See will of John Martin) It	MARTIN, Kenneth (I808)
337	Hog Farmer in Iowa. Harry Scheue know Dewey well and visited him on his hog farm. Harry thinks he was fairly well to do financialy but died in hi 50's	Dunwoody, Dewey (I2432)
338	home 116 St. patrick	ELDER, Alexander The Third (I1538)
339	home was 4 Castle, St. John N.B.	ELDER, Alexander The Third (I1538)
340	Home Waterloo street opposite Golding	ELDER, Alexander The Third (I1538)
341	Hugh Laughlin and his wifes brother (Thomas Lindley) were co-owners and builders of the Lindley Mill; Located on a branch of Cane Creek. The mill has been re-stored, and is owned by a descendant of Thomas Lindley. Hugh Laughlin lived up the creek from the mill.	Laughlin, Hugh (I2294)
342	Husb John BORDEN.She must have died in England before 1635 because her husb. and his second wife Joan traveld to America aboard the Elizabeth Ann with their children Matthew and Elizabeth in 1635. Husb was 28,wife Joan 23 and Matt 8 and Elizabeth 3.	CLAGGET, Elizabeth (I1316)
343	Husband: Malcolm M'queen #313 died at age: 82 He leased, afterwards bought, from Louisa Augusta, Lady Wood, wife of Sir Gabriel Wood and Maria Matilda Fanning, d/os of Governor Fanning, the homestead fronting on Fletchers Road a short distance east of Orwell Crossroads	MACQUEEN, Malcolm (I1011)
344	I am assuming that the following information is regarding Mary Winters and not Mary Coale because of the marrieage dates of the two Marys to Jeremiah. "BROWN, MARY. Widow of Jeremiah. West Nottingham. November 9, 1769. November 30, 1769. To step-grandson Stephen son of Isaac Brown £20 being the payment coming to me from Esther Brown, at interest until he is 21. Best wearing apparel to be sent to my 3 sisters Elizabeth, Abigail and Catherine in Ireland. To cousin Elizabeth Thornton now living in Carolina £20. To Mary wife of Henry Reynolds case of drawers which was her mother's. To Sarah daughter of Isaac Brown riding mare and saddle. To Mary Lockland, my maid, bed at 18. All remainder to Elisha, Mary, Jeremiah and Saml., children of Joshua Brown, and George, Jeremiah, Isaac and Elisha, children of Isaac Brown. Executors: Elisha son of Joshua and Jeremiah son of Isaac Brown. Wit: John Butterfield, Rachel Johnson."	Winters, Mary (I2205)
345	I did not know this Uncle well he divorced my Aunt Betty. They had one child, I believe he was a baby when they divorced. His parents names were Ross E. Clarke and Minnie	CLARKE, William E (I176)
346	I have copy of will::Martin FamiyPapers from Margaret Dumont He bequeaths the land to his sons John and Peter, A cow to son Kenneth Martin. To remaining children Catherine, Mary and Margaret share each one schilling. He signs with his mark...an X.	MARTIN, Donald (I490)
347	illegally assembled and took part in the Orange Procession The Orange Institution, more commonly known as the Orange Order, is a Protestant fraternal organisation based predominantly in Northern Ireland and Scotland with lodges throughout the Commonwealth and in the United States. It was founded in Loughgall, County Armagh, Ireland in 1795. The Orange Order played an important role in the history of Canada, where it was established in 1830. Most early members were from Ireland, but later many English, Scots, and other Protestant Europeans joined the Order.	MANKS, Squire (I1788)
348	In 1635 came to New England settling near Roxbury, Mass. Probably born in Headcorn England. Came with husband and others in the spring of 1638 and became founding memmbers of the 1st colony of Rhode Island.	FOWLE, Joan (I1254)
349	In 1683 he came to DE on ship 'Lyon of Liverpool' as indentured servant. He was a blacksmith, home builder, and surveyor. He helped Thomas HOLME lay out City of Philadelphia. In 1695 he was Chester Co. (PA) sheriff. In 1700-08 he was Chester Co. (PA) coroner and court clerk. He was a Quaker and later an Episcopalian. Buckey's 'Hist. of CALVERTs,' pp. 24, 31 Info from Marjorie SEARS, New Palestine, IN.	HOLLINGSWORTH, Henry (I2075)
350	In 1683 Wm PENN granted him 300 acres in present Delaware Co., PA. He left a will. Buckey's 'Hist. of CALVERTS,' p. 19 'Hist. & Gen. HARLAN Family,' 1914, p. 18 Info from Greg NELSON, Salem, OR.	CALVERT, Thomas (I2057)