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Corp. Counsel - Judge"William M. Maltbie, Granby, ConnHtstorotan - ..IJve.,.et't D. Jewett, Ipswich, MassachusettsAuditoro - All"'ea, D. Jewett, Rowley, Massachusetts

1 Publ 1. she.,. of Qu,a.,.te7>ly - Clyde Jewett Ski nnero,I Boulde.,., Colorado

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Notel of Illterest........ --.-~ ....... ~ .----- .... ~~.-...-.-v~-e are hoping to have a Directors meet- Horsford of Canaan, Ct.)ing in t~ Spring. Caleb (1710-1778) m. Bebecca Cook (1718-

DU!i tb t10me errGrs in our first issue, end 17G4)'\0 the fact that many of our members have Samuel Cook (16go... m. Leah Bipley b 1693joined the Association in the Past few Joshua Ripley (1658-1139 m. Hannah Bra.dfe:years, the Secretary thought it advisable (1662-1739)-See Mayflower Ind&x 01' .Bra4fcioi~cluG.e our By-Laws in this issue. QQnealogy for continuation of line.

Ai though this line pertaining to SolomonIn the list of Honorary Viee Presidents Jewett and Ellen Cole t etc. has been ae-published in our first_ issus, AIrs. Viein- cepted by the D.A.R. defini te proof isrich's address W8.1 errone ous17 printed as needed concerning their marriage and theLan4sdowne. It should be changed to read birth of their children before eligibili tyj-iallingferd. rrJAy be established in the Mayflo\1er Soc-Mrs. Ford, our Vice-President for Oregon, iety. This one ~neration is holding up~vri tea that am hae c.1n incWnture paper of the papers and any help or suggestions willNathan B. Jewett, Ion of ThQmas and iarah be greatly appreciated.Jewett. apprenticed to F1 tz William Ro~ .........ers. July 8th, 1825; signed by Th~s Gage; Wanted....Ancestors of Aaron Jewett died'';o.eph Pike, Fi tz iii1laim B.egere and SOlo- in Dover, Duchess Co., New York, De~. 1810_mon. He was descended from JOQeph Jewett believed to have come from Ipswioh. Alsoand lived in Geor~town, Waesachusetts, Hi. descendlmt. of Brige;1 Jewett, son of Aaron,father, Thomas, was e. graduate of Harvard abova. (Note; l4r. Henry Lloyd Jewett, of ­College in 1797 and settled in Georgetown Bethelehem, Pa., advertised for soma of 'where blil was a teacher, shoemaker and later these in 191a-13 Yearbook. ~i6' he Ine (Ifa farIWr; ~ died in George~own April 17th, them? Did ~ ever find them?) Also descend,"1866. Nathan had e. brother. Thomas H., 1Vho ants of Martha Jewett Fuller. probably of .went to Calcutta, India, where he died and IN.c~fle Co .. f New York. (Note: I have lo~where his desCGnd.mlta lived as le.ta a.s 1906 ated all the descendants _f the thirdNathan was born August 20th, 1808, and died· chilli, . John ,Jewett of Dover. EViden1ilyhbruary 21st, lS78, UIllnA,rried. there le some \Ulcla~ ty re: nos. ,10557 and

10556, as John is noted in Aaronfs ~il1 aa~.e need more members. Send the names of all his eon.) Also deecendant' of Cha.rleS AJJewetts that you know of and all the Jewett Jewett, Engraver. no·. 10831 and 30764names whieh you can find in telephone andcity dirGctoriee to the Secretary. !£!tts~_anted.....To hear from anyone who hasmake February and March Jewett membership data on the descendants of Deacon Noahmonths end enroll as many new members aa we Jewett who lived at Cornish. Maine andcan. If the Secretary has 1000 names and died there in 1839- PlQas~ contact or wri t\3addrfi8aes. he will send ou\ 1000 letters. te» Clyde Jilwett Skinner. 2244 viater Street.

Boulne r t Colorada ••• ~want to hear from allIt 18 syg~sted that the members haVing ge&-of his desoondants.ealogie., file the supplements wi th them toassist in Bringing them ~ to date. Fellow Kinsmen: Did you read the adLloni tion

in the first issue of the Q,uartarly aboutWented---Proof that Solomon Jewett son the labeling of old piatures? Hundreds of

of Caleb (1739-1820) married ti~S loved ones will pass on and the on-Ellan Cole. Solocon was born 10/27/1770 ~ co~ng generati?ne will know alcost nothing7.'"here? date and place of his death also ia about 'the old p1cturee that have been hand-­desired. Ellen Cole was born 1771, where, e~ down-. why not.gt)t toot old 'batch' ofand died 4/13/1807 whereT Would also like pJ.ctures out t wrJ. te dovm the nar.les of alla list of their children. wi th proof that t?ose in them, !A !nJt.. on the backs of everylierma (Hannah) born 8/24/1796 where? was PJ.ctur:. Al~o give their birth days and whentheir child. ~hie information is needed to they d1ed. J.f you have that inforoation. Ife,tablish the ~lower line: you do not know their naoes, contact Boce

11ving sunt Gr \mele and find out uho theHerma Jewett (1796-1853) In Elisha Johnaon are. Many tiues old picture~a~e th Y(179}-1870) ~ <;W. rorm away

by oncoo.ing generations because they oeanSo1ooon b. 1170- m Ellen Cole (1711-1807) nothing to tbsu, while if the inforraationCaleb Jewett (1739-1820) Ii1 Hannah Curtice WAS on thQ back. in ink they woul.d b ke t(daughtar of Seraual Curtice and Elizabeth ' e p e

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Name.--The naf.le shall be ttThe Jewett Faoi.ly of Aoerica. It

~.- The Seal sha.ll be a scroll wi th nSlJe in full, and date 1910 in center.

Purposes.-The purpose shall be:

A peroanent Association ~f the Jewett Eaoily of k~ericat to roceive and hold realand personal property acquired by will, gift. or trust, or otherwise for its pur­pose; the collection of all dOC~1entSt books. pacphlets, articles, and wanuscriptsrelating to the faw.ily; the preservation of historical and antiquarian flatter per­taining thoreto; the pronation of historical and genealogical research; the pub­lication froD t1ue to tioe of historical article8, etc., in a bulletin; the pro­tection and preservation of uonm~ents of the forofathers and tho erection of suitable:~10r~orials; the prQtlotion of acquaintance and good-fellowship, and the holdin{;; of ro~')

~~i6ns frow tine to iir~.

lfeobership.- Any person of the nar.16 or kin of Jewett, or rela~d thereto by oar..riag;et rJC1y bccor..le a neober upon payrJ.snt of one dollar, which shall incl~de dues ofthe firs~ of the year.

D'1.1es.-Ths annual dues shall be one dollar, payable in advance.

f!i~eting8~-1/ieetingsof the Association shall be hel annually in July at auch tiue andpineo as the i:.lajori ty vote of the directors taken by nail shall ptovide f prOVidedno seleciion of tiue or pl~c~ shall have been nade by a Llajori ty of !".lec.bers of thisAssociation prese:nt, and voting at regula.!' ceeting.Qffieer'.-There shall be a Presid~nt, six or r-:ore Hdnorary Vice-Presidents, a ~reas­

urar, al\eeording Secretary, and a Corrosponding S~cretarYt a Historian. e.. LibrarianCuratorj and six DirectQrs4t The Honorary Vice....Presidents, who shall have no authdr­i ty extept by vote of the Board of Directors, the Trea.surer, the Clerk or Becording5ecretaty, the torresponding Secretary, and Historian shall be elected by a rJajorityballot ttt a ragu1ar ueeting of the Jewett FarJily. The President and other officersand Agents s~ll be eloctod by the Board of Directo~s. Tho ~oard of Directors shallconsist of the six elected Directors, the President, Trea8urer, two Secretaries,and Hist~rian, ex~officio. Four of said board shall constitute a quorm~ for business~

Said board shall have the usual powors of Directors and in all rJatters of finance,and in filling ~neancie. and in Qxecutive direction. The officers ~ball have thousUCll authori ty and duties of such office. and wi th directors shall hold offica untilSuccessors are appointed.Note 1~In 1916 it ~as votei to extablish two ne~ olasses of uenbership as follows,Life rJcr.1berlthip upon the pe.yr.lont of $10.•00, Sustaining tlcLlbcrship upon the paywdntof $5.00 in advanQe. In 1921 it was voted to increase tho fee of those who joiAto $2.00 with a~nual dues of $1.00.

~T()te ~.- In rocent years reunions have beon held bionnially, altr.LQ this section oftho by"-laws was never changed.

No'e 3.~ In 1912 the Offic~rs of Recording and Cdrresponding Secretary were co~bined.". •• In recent years, the Presiclent has been elected bya DB.Jori ty vote at aregular Lleeting of Jewett J'aoily, aa have be~n all COrJL1i ttees••••• In 1912 it wasvoted that the Honorary Vice-Fresidents be a conoittee to increase the weubcrshipin their rospective states.

*The ~s F~~ly £8aociation*

Thg Adaos Fnnily Association was org~ised at TIig Laurel~ Virginia, on October23rd. 1952. for the purpos~ of taking over and Carrying on tho research which .J~Jes

'a¥lor AdarJ.. he.s been doing for the past 'twenty-seven years. The AdarJS Far:dly Lib­rary. fOlmdad by lilr. Adaus in 1925, will be operated by the .Association in the future.Otfi~rs elecied were c1auel Taylor Adaos, president; Carl H. Adm:1S B.nd :Burdine \iebb,vlco--prosidenta; S1UPSOIl Band.olph Ada...1s, secretary; Mrs. ·Dicy Roberts AdarlS t treas­urf.)r. Directors are the officQrs and. :Bill Ad.c.ns ~d Alfred V.. Ada:ls. Reg'1onal Dir­setaro ofresaarch lmvo been end aN being appointed to cover the entire cOWltryforel~ lands, Tho MlOc1a.tloR 1s universal in scope; and non-profi t in character.

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:By Lucy Ardell KiaballIpswich, Massachusetts.

I have read tllat when a certain English WOL~n of pioneer days was about to leavefor .AL.10rioo, shu \7US asl~ed \7hat she expected to do there.uBa.ise governors for thaLl, II was her reply. k.:Long her descendants were not only"governors" but other r:Aen of exceptional abili ty.

~.-~hen the tVlO Ions, of Edv/ard and 11ary (Taylor) Jewett, of :Bradford, \iest Riding.Yorl~shiret England ......i.\/Iaxioi.lian and 'Joseph--landed in Neu England fran the ship"John of London lt ; under the leadership of Beverend Esiekiel Rogers, in 1638; and

. in the spring of 1639 helped to found the to\7n of Rowley. ~4assachusettst theyli ttle realized tho contributions they were Laking to the New ~'orld.

One of L1Y eccentrici ties is buying r.lyself Christnas and birthday presents, there­by being sure to got things that I want; so for Christnas 1952 I treated nyself tothe t"v70 volur.lcS ofttHistory and Genealogy of the Jewetts of .Auerica tt • Even in thebrief tine that I havo been able to spend With then I have been m~~zed at the doc-tors, laVlye~s, clorgyocn, soldiers, teachers, business uen, wri tors, governors,and even one president, I a~ told (Ex-president Herbert Hoover) uho can trace theirlines of descont back to those two pioneers; besides countless of us ffcor..1i.~10n peo­ple It, "OOr.1 AbraharJ. Lincoln said God Dust lQ!£. very. r:luch~ as He had !1llde so rJaIlY oftheu. . '

It was our own Sarah Orne Jewett who by- her writings has fJade iLDortal the siopleevery.-'day lives of the New England count.ry side. ~ie can well be proud of our heri­tage.

The first year of the New York ~~;orldrs Fair, I was sitting on the roof of theHotel St. Geor@Q at 11 P. M., looking across ~t the forest of lightod sky-scrapers.At the right was Old Brooklyn Bridge, across which a neYer--ending line of autoscaJe; at the left~ Statue of Liberty held its light aloft; below. was the EastRiver uith its lighted bargos passing.

ftOhl It is sobeu-q.t~fulrl I .said aloud.The only person near fJ.e was a W01:JaIl about r..lY own age. wh~ scid."Is it th~ first

tine you have been }¥)re? It (She red li.,ed in tho hotel for ten yetlrs,) That led to aplQasnnt chat. and uhcn sm found that I lias fron Massachusetts she told that onedf her ancestors was fron Rowley~ He was L11 own Joseph Jewett. She said that she";las Edith Jewett Marvin, a Aaughtor of one iiilliao Jewett. an artist liVing innid-dle Massachusetts.

I cannot find the facily recorded in tho H1story, but sane one who reads this[lay be able 10 put l:18 in to\lch ui th i t for future use.

In 1955 will bG the lOQth anniversary of tho first gathoring of the Jeuett Clan,and it hope4 that a grand reunion uill take place in the attractive little topn ofBowley, whieh our pioneer brothers, lJIaxir.lilian a.'Yld Josoph, did so ::luch towards es­tabli .hing.

It was not until 1910 that loyal :J.oubers of tho Jewett Fanily again l:let in ROil....

ley and forr-led a defini te association, rrhich was incorporated as "The Jewett Far.lilyof A!J.erica." A$ the History md been cOf..lpiled tvlo years before, Lluch interest hadboen auakened.

In 1912- ...~other neeting Vias hold in Bowley and a tablet placed in Rowley t}e::rstory, on a atone ta.lron fr()o the Joseph Jowett-ThoL1aS t!luzzey Faro in Ipswich Village.

Year books uerQ publishQd for tho yoars 191.0 and 1912.-

On July 5th, 1914• 'rho Associ.;t.tion net in !3uffalo, New York. and on July 28th,1915. in San rrancieceJ, Ca.lifornia; proving that the farJily had spread fron tho

'Atlantic to tho PtLcific in less tmn 300 yeare; Llaking i tlt wortlmhila contributionsto the grouth of .Ar.lerict\, uherevor its uerlbers were located.

Other rounion. were always held in Rowley until the 12th, whioh was held inCbicago. in 1933, 'tlxl first yonr of the Chicagofs Yorld Fair.

The 15th was held in SalelJ. Massachusetts, in 1949•. This was the last one at­tonded by Deacon .A;:.'loa ]}yeNtt Jeuett of lbwley~ whose untiring efforts to r..1ll1m the

Association a success viere greatly r.Jissed in the uea til1gS at Laconia, Ne ...v Har.1p­shire, in 1950, and at Dearborn, Michigan, in 1952.

His book, uR$Tley, Massachusetts" is a valuable addi tion to New England Li tar­ature and 'will SOl.le day be a collector's i te::'l. Since incorpation of the Associatior.;.it has had but four presidents and tuo secretaries. The presidents were: Dancol1Joshua Jewett of Rorlley; General Edgar J. Jewett of Buffalo, Ne~ York; George A.Jevvett of Des r:lojnes, loua; and the present one, Theo S. Jewett, a la\1yer of La­conia, New Hmlpshire.

The two secretaries were: Deacon AJ.:10S Jewett of Rowley, and his son, EverettDouglas Jewett of IpsuLch Village.

TOillOURS LE £~iID,m

Hazel Jewett Wells of Arkansas has pre­sented to the Association a picture of theJewett reunion in 1914. It has been inthe possession of her father who was atthat reunion.

Mrs. Ruth Jewett Hazelton, formerly ofColumbusm Ohio, has moved to Long Beach,California.

E. Tilson Peabody, one of our Directors,reports that he has sold his home in De­troi t and moved. to the suburbs. He is incharge of General 1\1otors Aircraft Oper­ations.

Notes of Interestj~rs. Edward L. Kelley, who compiled thelata for our Genealo~ical section saysshe is also attempting to trace the Tay­lor line of that f~nily.

Mrs. Loretta Jewett Chapman of Elko, l~ev~-·

Nf.rA:' Harry W. Williams who has juit moved ada, ~vri tea that her hUSband has beenfro~ west Virginia to FJorida has done a ~ery ill for the past I three J1Sarsi we 'wishgreat deal of research work along various him a speedy recovery. 1Virs. Chapman shoulcfamily. lines; one of his latest accomp- have been listed as Honorary Vice·Pres-lis~.Jt,ents is the pUblication of the Nuz- idant for Nevada. Through an oversight byum Genealogy- the SecretAry. she ViQS not.The Secretary would like to know the where- ... _abouts of Sherman S. Jewett. formerly of raJ.SS AlJ.ce Gay J~dd. o~ Honorary V1ce-North Tonawanda, New York. or, would like President for Ohio. wrlte as do manyto contact any of his family. others, that she enjoyed the first issue

of the Q,uarterly very much. She has beenPerry W. Jewett, our Honorary Vice-President in poor heal~h for a number of y~ars~fer l~ebraskaf reports that he bas been ill ..She has been In the past very actlve Jonfor eometime; he has been in the Veteran's the Association and ~s always been veryAdministration-. hospi tala in Ft. Harrison, proud of her membersh1p.Montana and in Lincoln. Nebraska. We areglad to hear that his condi tion is grad­ually improving.~J1any different branches of the Familyhave been brought up to dE.Lte. wi :~h theassistance of members of the Ass'~:C,i.Ationt

others are nearing completion- Vv:'"J.l ~/:Ju Vv. H. Jewett of Eureka. California, has,J.seist the becretary to brir.Lg the records written the Secretary of the wonderfuloi your branch up to date by senri..i,L1.g in all trip he took last summer, covering about-c·ne data which you have. Will th·)se of fifteen thousand miles and travelling:--ou who have received qusstionn::l:Lres please over fifteen railroads. The only mistake-ill them out and return them; many have he made \7aS in not stopping in Ipswich on. ,lready done so. Tho questionnaires have his way to New Brunswick. Some of you:".:.ot been sent in to all members ~ret. Look older members may remember Mr. Jewett asthrough your family Bible and your old the one who gave the welcoming addresspapers for information, in many cases fire at the reunion in San Francisco in 1915.has destroyed town and Church records, youme"y find data which will help us to trace Ga,rlty i~. Jewett. Jr. J a Captain in thelines which we otherwise will not 'be able United States Navy, is currently attendingto do so. the Naval ivar Collage in Newport, R. I.

Hi. s home is in Pome roy. \vashington.The following members are Wintering inFlorida: Arthur C. Jewett of Pi ttsburgh,Fa. and Albert F. JfJwett of Hollis, LongIsland, New York, are in Orlando. Mr. andMrs. Lynn Jewell of Leslie. Michiga,n. a.restaying in Leland.

Doborah Ann Jewett of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, has been oade a life oember byhor gTandInotho r, lvlrs. Carlton E. Jewett. She is descended from Jonatmn Jewett.Her line is as follows:

Jonathan, born in England, resi~d in North Shields, England. later re­moving to Virginia. He was killed in a mine explosion in 1845.11athew Henderson, born in C01.Jnty of DurhaJn upon Tyne, England. Born

April 2nd, 1829. ~ married in Manchester, Virginia, in 1858 toElizabeth Briggs. He died July 9th~ 1893.

James 1w~dison, born January 2nd, 1862. :~rried February 22nd, 1893 toLelia Carlton Ballon.

Ca.rl ton 3. t born Ma.nchester, Virginia, August 2nd. 1895. He died in 19}-t4.Carlton 3. Jr.Deborah Ann

Albert ,Frederic Jewett has renewed his meuoorship after nany ~1"ears and has eIl­

rolled his four eons;Frederic D.Albert L.Lincoln Ii.Robert Ii.

Their line is as follows: Ed\7a,rd.. Maximilian, Joseph, Jonathan, 110688,

Jonathan, George. Frederic A..T'}Jree other brothers have become meobers:

Freeborn G.Frank S.Ri clla.rd K.These are descended from Joseph Jewett.

Arthur N. and \iillian. H.. Jewett lave renevved tneir r.1eubersmp; they are brothersand litre in Eureka, California. ~ie are pleased to welcome them back 111tO ourassociation.

Katherine A. Rogers, New Canaan. Connecticut, has joined the Association. Herline is as follows: Edv/ard. r~iaxinilian-t Joseph. Jonathah. Mark, ~~losest Jesse.

Catherine Rebecca. born in Hallowell, :M,9,ine t :!J.ay 23rd. 1810 She oa.rriedthare Charles Stephen Francis. lIe was a publishez- and bookseller andliv'ad in New York Ci ty and Tarrytown, Neu Yorlc. She died in New fork.Septeober 14, 1841.

F.arriet Ivioore born in New York, AUgust 18th, 1841j. She married John, sonof Sarah Ellen (Derby) and John Rogers. ~!r. Bogers vias born in SaletJ..li1assac:husotts, October 30th, 1529. He was a noted sculptor and carvedtho colebra.ted "Rogers group of statuarytl. He died in 1904, she diedFebruary 4th, 1927.

Katherin~ Bebecca born in l'J'ew York. Jan•. 29. 1868.

Another new .aJSrLlbar is lvIrs. Hazel Craft Eilers of Evanston, Illinois. She is ofthe Joseph branch. her line is cOLlplete eJtcept for proof tr.l!lt Solomon, sOwetinescalled Salmon. LJarried Ell~n Cole and that they had a daughter who carriedElisha Johnson; it ~anyone has 1nforma.. tion of this line t will they please notifyivlrs.. Eilers or the Secretary.

Other new ceL1bers are: \williac Riegel of Edgartown, Virginia, who was born inMaquoketa, Iowa. January 22. 1896. He is a cousin of W. Roy Jewett. our Honor­ary Vice-President from Oklahoca.. He is decended frOD Max1cilian. \ie will printhis line in tho next issue.

Elfie L. Nelson, daughter of Jonathan Jewett Taylor; her line is in the supple­ment.

Harriet L. Barnes of Johnson City, New York. She is descended from John, presum­ably a nephow of iiIaxi111ian and JOseph.,

,Harriet L. ]arnel-Cont'dJohn t Isaac, David, Stephen. Ezekiel, Harris. Charles F. Bortha ~4a.ude v:ho mar..ried in Owego. New York, Dec. 24, 1695, Sidney E. Toft, Ha.rriet L. born inCatatonk. New York, October ~t 1875

Elliot A. P. Evane. of Santa Barbara, Califprnia, an honorary member.

~:!rs.. l\{a,rjorie Jewett H111~.n. I shall try to have her line for the next issue •

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\we regret. to announe the passing of Mrs. Evadne Jewett Chaney of Salem, MaBI.on November 25th after a long illness .• She waa born in Chelsea, Massachusetts.December 9th, 1867, a descendant of Joseph Jewett. Mrs. Chaney was on of theCharter Members of our Association. a member of many reunion commdttees t anddirector from 1930 to 1952 and one of those who ~ve unsparingly of her time tomake our family Organization a success. She is survived by her husband, a daughter,Mrs. Constance Chaney Healy and a grandson, Kenneth Moneil Healy.. The Associationhas suffered a great loss in her passing.

Edgar P. Jewett 2nd., died May 30th; he was a grandson of General Edgar B. Jewett,pre sident of the Association frOfl1 1910 to 1912. Mr. Jewe tt joined our Associ[l.tionin 1914 becoming a life me~ber in 1916i

;iorti m.s been receive" of the death Ir Frank R. lewett at Vero Beech, Florida,in 1951. He had belonged to the £ssociation since 1940; al~o the deaths of Mrs.l;JarYi Jewett wiillis of Pi ttsfield, Maine» 'ilho joined in 191U, and of 1.Irs. Gu.v Tay­lor bf lAacon, Georgia, who. became a member in 1947.

The Secretary Mos just been informed of the death of 1\11-s. Lorena E. Jewett Day.,of Brattleboro, Verr.aont, oile of the original members. She passed away on December3rd. 1949- ~b'e. Ne'11io Jewett ~aker of '\~a1thao, 1,1assachusotts also passed away.

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From one of the Tampa. Florida, papers, here is a story by Pat Gray, one of theTribune wri ters•••••1or se~en years th~ Lal'lrence C.. Jewetts traveled allover theUnited States. They visited every state but six. Florida uas on of that si~ andYlhen the tina eacle fdr theLl to settle down whore should they be sent but to. FloridB.,ona of the few 8tate. theyfd never seen•••••The Jewetts were married in Arkansasand lived there until going to New York to begin their travelS. ~JIrs. Jowett decidedto sea.l All tl~uir furni"tw:\} because she knew she wbuld be ruoving about for sometiDe so they have taken the Laban Lively hooe at 580 Luzon until they decide de'"finitely uhere they want to live •........•Florida has turned out t~ be a happychoice for the Jewetts t they are enjoying their new s.tate very l:1uch. Each Sundaythey try to take one of the many trips wi thin a day's driving distance of Ta.r1pato see SQme of the Florida's faoous scenic spots. Sooner or later they plan to g13tover to the east Coast as Mr. Jewett has relatives in FortLaude~dale and JaCkson­ville •.•••.••• One of Florida 'e biggest $ellin,g points for ~lr. Jewett uas it; fisb:­ing opportunities. He 's an ardent fisherman, and so is Mrs.• Jew~tt. fortunately.IIo fishing tidow, she goes right along m. th him•••••••• Seven years is a long titleto spOnd on thQ road, so the JewettB WQre eager to settle down. However, they didenjoy the rJany tOvlIlS anQ. cities they saw and the new friends they made.SoLletimesthey stayed in one place as leng as 15 or 16 Ll00ths and so got an opportuni ty toDecooe fairly wfill acquainted in the cOnrJunity.•••••••ltls not hard as it rJight seer.lto r~ friends uhile traveling, ~~s. Jowett feels. Business acquaintances turn intofriends very quickly and if you live for long in a hotol, as thoy sonetinas did,you gat to knOiT the other residonts ••.... TlU.s is especially true in a resort citysuch as Phoenix where they spQnt a go<>a deal of tioe. M&"'1Y of the friends they oadethere v,13re travelers who cao.e South in the \.inter and nany of these people now oakea poi~t of cor:.ti.ng to whatever ci ty the Jewetts are in to visi t thel:l enroute to vac­ation spots •••••. Though she·s been away for a long tiIJe, lu-s. Jewett keeps up hercontacts in Pine Bluff oaintaining her ~er.]bership in the National Association of~Tunior Auxiliaries there. IJIr. Je'Wett is a Shriner and in Pine 31uff belonged to the~otillion Club •.

Members of the Jewett Family of AmericaBy states - -

ArkansasCharles E. Barker, 705 Broadway. No. Little Rock

CaliforniaArthur 1J. Jewett, 1833 1st St. t Eureka.Charles P. Jewett, 15113 Sycamore Avenue, PuenteEverett C. Jewett, Box 532, FresnoHarol \~'. Jewett, 1212' .Broadway, OaklandRollin N. Jewett, 10576 Eastborne Avenue, West Los An~les

William H. Jewett, Box 28, Eurekai"Irs. Owen S. Cone ~ 3685 Sierra Nevada Boulevard. PasadenaElliot A. P. Evans,Santa Barbara College, Santa BarbaraMrs. Ruth Jewett Hazelton, 6066 Atlanta Avenue. Long Beach!vIrs. Betty Lark. 456 G. Avenue, Coronado

ConnecticutAbel Longley Jewett, Race Brook Road, t~oodbridga

Freeborn G. Jewett, Jr., 112 l~in Street, SouthportFrank S. Jewett, 142 Main Street, SouthportJudge Ichabod T. Jewett. TollandRichard KirJ:bridge Jewett. 142 ivIain Street, SouthportHarry Maxwell Cooley, 121 Benham Street, TorringtonlvIiss Anna lJI.• Keyel, 64 Sherrnan titreet, Hartfordiv'Iiss Helen H. I{eyest Stony CreekJudea Willaiw M. Maltbie, Cranbyl\;irs. Ethelyn Keye; lv1arshal1 , 64 Sherman Street, Hartfordl/Irs. Euni.ce Keye s Medlyn, StonyCreekDerby Roger., 117 Cenoke Ri dge t New Canaanfvliss Katherine R. Rogers, 117 Ce~loke Ridge, New CanaanMrs. Henry Saling, LymeOlney Dickinson Shailer, 98 Oxford Drive, Hartford

Colorado ,Charles W. Jewett. 764 ~ilpin Street, DenverClyde Jewett Sldnner, 2244 Vvater Street, Boulder

Dela\7areltIrs. ~lilllam P. Hillman. Nott1ng~ Rd, Newark

FloridaCharl~B Corey Jewett, Vera BeachFrank Roland Jewett. 1955 17th Avenue. Vero BeachGeorge B. Jewett, Cocoa...~rs. George B. Jewett t CocoaCaleb Je~ett King, 3449 Sunnyside Drive, JacksonvilleHarry v;. Williams, 5 Arcade Apartments, 'Wauchula

G~or~a \ ~ .Charles L.. Jewett Jr~ ~ .DawsonLirs. Henry li. Jewe tt, a42 E. Ponce de Leon Avenue, Decatur~:iliss Luisa Bridges, 742 Piedmont .avenue N. E., AtlantaLirs. Alan Simms Lee, 2318 Williams Street, AugustaEdward Swift Shorter, 303 12th Stre0t, Columbus11ary Jewett Tondoe, 1403 19th Streett ColumbusRobert O'Neal Tondoe, 1403 19th Street, Columbus

Membe~s-Cont ldIllinoisEdgar C. Jewett, 102 South Porter Street, ElginMrs. Edgar C. Jewett, 102 South Porter~ St•• ElginMiss Francis L. Jewett. 128 S. Fifth ~., GenevaMiss Maud Jewett, 349 Lang St., No. Ravinia:/lrs. Hazel Craft Eilers, 2528 ~ihayer St., Evanston~vIrs. Kenneth Price t 7355 S. Shore Line t Chicago

lovvaGerald A. Jewett, 21~3gth Street Place, Des MoinesUerald A. Jewett, Jr. 213-38th Street Place, Des moinesHomer H. Jewett, 4244 Harwood Drive, Des Moinesl\iirs. IVlargarct Jewett, 2105 High Street, Des lvloinesMrs. A. C. Feany, Dakota CityErvin Geor~ Feany, Gilmore CitylJoo S. Faa-ny, Dakota City~rs. Leora Joy Feany, Gilmore CityMrs. Nina Jewett Humphryest 127 S. Story St., BoonelJ.rs. Elfie L. lTelson, 416 s. J?iighth St., Forest Ci tyMrs. Bonnie Jej7ett vJalpton. 2105 Rig!l Street, Des ~jloines

Kan.solLt. Col. John Jay Jewett, Civil Engineer, HalsteadMiss Lucyle Jewett, 117 Chestnut St., Halsteadbirs. F .• C. Austin. 3102 Sennett St., v~ichita

1\1aineAtti~ i~. Jewett, FalmQuth Hotel, Portl~'1d

Ivlis8 Ida IvIae Jevlett, 58 l~orth Street, Dover-Foxcroftlilyron ~lilson Jeviett. 15 \vest Street, Boothbay HarborMrs. Florence Je~ett Haskell, 17 E. Main Street, South ParisPeter McCrillis Pozzy~ gg Fountain St., BangortIiss toui.se Sau~rer. 64 Forast St., Bangor

!vIarylandFrederic D. Je~ett, 109 Bonnie Hill Road, TO-~sdn

Lias sachuse t t s~lfred D. Jeuett. RowleyDonald Ramsdell Jeijlett. 31 Clifton St., "t~drchesterDorothy Edna Je\7ett t Ips,,-;icllEvorett D. Jewett, Ipswich.Jrs. Everett D. Jowett. ]psVJichDr. Everett P. Jewett, Shret7L;~)llrY

l\lrs. Everett P. Jevlettl Sr.lI'ev,slJ\1.r~l

John Figgis Jewett, M. D#t 79 Harris AvenJs, NeedhamJohn Vernon Jewett, 19 Craftsland Road. Ctlesthut HillJudith Louise JeTIett, ipSWichLlo~rd wi •. Jewett, 18 '~ialcott St., Danversxlirs. tloyd Jewett, 18~ialcott St!. DanversRa~dond D~ Jewett. 40 L~ssachusetts Ave., SpringfieldSheppard Leadh Jewott,j19 Nichols St., Lynnl~alte~ lUnos Jewett, Ip.wich\'iillaim A~ JeVlett~ l~r. D. t 47 Nevada Road. Needham HeightsIIrs. tllioda Louise Cr19.sd, 52 Ashton Avenua. l~eVlton dentreI:Irs~ Emma J. Fairfield. 611:1ourit Vernon St ••Apo.rtnlent 2~ Bostonl·jrs. Ivlaynard F. Ha.ll, 30 Shi r Ie y Road. \Jal themltlrs. Virginia Jewett Harkness, 37 Rockwell St •• DorchesterII/Irs. i. J • .:3. Hatch, 1366 ~fashington St.. South Baintree.l\'1rs. Constance Cahney Healy, 170 Grani te St. t Leominster:Kenneth ~,lcNeil Healy, 170 Grani te St•• Leominsterl,liss Lucy Ardell Kimball. Lincbrook Road, Ipsvlich

1\1embe rs- Cont 'd~:·'1rs. Lillian Je\1ett Peabody, Georgetown~jalbourne Jerlett Peabody, 30 Karen Lane, \.eymouth_.irs. Malbourne JOy/ott Peabody, 30 Karen Lane, 1:ieymouthGal. G€ orge Allen Taylor, 32 North l!lido.lo St. f Padleyjiss iJla.,rion G. Todd, Rowley':iss Eleanor Jewett True, Nantucket

..~rsQ S-Qsan Jc\vett 1~_ri6ht, 25 E11dicott Avenue. r.4arblehead-" an JeVt,rett YOUIlg, 547 "hard St., l'Jewtor.1 Centre~::,s. Holell Jev7ctt Young. 52 Ashton Aven~. l1ewton centre

~~:~ :~~~1iganilalph F. Jewett, 4316 Buckingham, Royal Oak.Irs. Ralph F. Jewett, 4316 Buckingham, Royal Oaki.~rs. Barbara K. Darn, :Barr.ard Street, SaginawLa~rence D. Graves. Jr., OxfordLynn Jewell~Leslie

~~rs Lynn Jewell, LeslieEdriard L.Kelly t 2012 Ha11chett St., Sagina.wRalph L. l~iorrill. 1217 Olivie ... Ann ArborLirs. Ralph L. ~:iorrill t 1217 elivia Avenue, Ann ArborE. Tils011 Peabodji", wtroit City Airport. Detroit

1iinnesotaFrank G. Jev;ett, 1815 Fremont A.ve., South f!linneapolisl'~iss Carolilla Hale Plumb, 511~ South Cedar St., OtJ~tonna

.~issC£.rolyn Jevlett SI10W, 728 Oscoola Avenue. St. Paul

l\lissouri.i...lbert L. Je,rett, Bellevue Higll School, lvloood CityNell G. Jewett, 7335 La, Veta Avenue, St. Louisl,:rs. J. W. Jewott Kelley, Sedalia

:-coraska?3rry l;. :Bartlett, 2311 Y St., Lincoln

~Tevada

Jrs. E. C. Chapman. Elko

:~·8".7 Hamp~hir~..:

_;.~.uri ce 3. Jews t t, 13 Pearl St., Laconia,~tOph011 Jewett t LaconiaS-:lOO s. Je~ett, Laconia_... rs. D\7ight P. Child, vvoodsvilleL - =~·s. Lela i.iI. H"ahilllorld, 12 C,g,rvo r, \;. lR'ranklin~_rs. Ethel J. ITuTIick, 845 South Street, PortsmouthHarold Curtis PiCb/ick, Ii. D~ 7 2~~-/ ~jlain Ste t Lisbon~;Irs. Josephine Ii. Rust, South Vio~fburo

l~et7 JersoilG·rc.ndjeall G-. Jewett, 46 Ruwson Road, Li ttle Silver&tohn G. Jewett, 57 Glenvieid RJad, South Orange:.iIrsj l,iarion Jovvett Carper._ter~ E05 V;i:J..aijjs St~ t JoontonGeor@8 Je~ott Crites. 711 L~nden Avenlli~~ RivertonLirat Colin Durham, 12 Van Doren' Avenoo J Chatham

NeVI Yorl~

.rilbert Frederic Je"Vlett, 86-84 Palto A1to ~vonue t Hollis, Long Islandl,irs. Augusta Fisher Je'i7ett. ~westfield

David .~,. P4Jowett. 142 lEast 71st Streett NeVi, YorkLincoln a, lre'\.:'ett. Easth3.~1J.it()n. Long Isl·g.ndRobert Ii. Jev;ott. 109 .ri.rl~jj g11 Drivo~ ~lbortson, Long Island~.lrsl Robert H•. Bu:rnes, l~;> Riverside Drive. t.TolmsJY1. C~.·:~~~

~jrs. Florence Jowett Churchill, 80 J?lorida A·"(\;re.~ A~";stcr~l?"m

:Jr. Elizabeth Van 3,. Gillette, 254 Union St., Sche:._ec·~a.'1;l

G-oorge ~J. Ha.Lr.u:1er Jr. t :fiiellsburg

lJlembers cont td-NeW' 'York

Lt. Col. Jewett DewVi tt 14atheVls, 210 Ridgedale Road, Ithaca!~irs. LaRue R. l:ierriDm. \/allsburg

Q!!!Q.Helen Lucille Jewett, 1206 Sunset Road, Mayfield HeightsMiss AliceJ. Judd, 51 Brighton Road, Columbus

Olr.lahoma.~~. Roy Jewett, 1721 East Band. Enid

OregonMrs. Burnice StoCkbridge Ford, 6662 S. E. Flavel St. t Portland

PennsylvaniaArthur C. Jewett, 905 IvIaryland Avenue. Pi ttsburghCarl ton B. Je~7ett Jr., 654 Crystal Drive, Mt. Lebanon, Pi ttsburghi}Irs. Carl ton :B. Jewett,. 656 G:r:ystal Drive 1ft •• Lebanon, Pi ttsburghRO@8r Jewett, Shillington:~illiam A. Jewett Jr. t 132 Bellevue Drive. Turtle Creek}JIrs. !vIae Irma Jowe t t Frye. 109 iJot-th Main St.. Home r Ci tyLlrs. ~~~l1.itneY~Jeinrirlh, w~allingfotd

TexasHarry 3. Jeuett, 811 Main St., Houstoni"irs. Ethel Naulin, 3eaUtlont. :Box 3129Ralph L. Qler. Uission:jrs. 'II. S. Parkar. TylerI~irs. l~ry Jewe t t ~ve.tson, liOS Threadneedle St. t Beaumont

UtahlIrs. Elvira L. Austi11, 231 l'lorth )rd .. St., E. Logan

Verf110ntEdgar A. Jewett. 1 North Streett~;aterbury

Mrs. Martha ~pbell Jewett t 251 Union Street, BenningtonIlfrs. Lorena E. Jewett, Brattleboro'~iillaim Chase JeVJett, 6 Burt St. t Bellow Falls

Virginia..... G. Riegal t Edgerton~,irs. Josie E. JO~10tt TonlrJ.n, 110 Dougl~s Avenue, PortsmouthJewett \Jhi te, 506 Cameron Street • .AlexandriaPriscill~ ~n"hitet 506 Cameron Street, Alezandria

\iashingtonGarry ~.,;.Jewe t t • pdLler()yCIeorge F. Jewett, \¥4. 612 SUtmer Aye., Spokane

\iest Virginia"'lil1iClr:1 Cornell Jeyrett. 3rd 427 7th Street, Huntington

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There folks. you ha'Ve the list of the J~wett$ and Jewett 'descendants who livein Ar~erica and belong to the Jewttt Family of Americe Socioty. If you are a Jewettor a Jeuett descendant. why not Join up and help the cause along? t'crhaps youLlight be interested in writing to 6na Of the mccbers. ~fe are sure they Ytould beLlad to hear frofil you and be glad to help you solve any Jewett point of historytl1at they '"i1ould be able to. But-; ... be sure. for G.~1esy sake, enclose a st&lP ora stamped envelope for their reply. It is only tight thD.t you should do·so.

It only costs a dollar to' become a uember. Send your dollar and nace and addressto Everett D. Jewett. the Secretary. at !psrlich. 1iassachusetts. And you'll get tIleJewett Far.:dly of ALlerica Qoorte r1y sont to you free. Joinu;pJ J

Suppleuent Number 2....Descendanh of Jonathan Jewett Taylor. - ~~L1piled byMrs. Edward L. Kelley, Saginaw, Michigan •

Na. 1. ••••••10th Generation•••••

Q45~ Jonathan Jewett Taylor, (Harriet 3890, Jonathan 2020, Benjamin 939, Jonathan360,. Ezekiel 127, Thomas 25, Ezekiel 6, Maxioiliatl 3,

Edward 1fvas born in Crislmny Falls, New 10lfJd:. September 5th, 1846. He married in ClarkMills. New York, ~TOVeL.lber 21st, 1872, Sarah EliBabeth 2035~2, daughter of Orr­issa F. (Rhodes) and Ja:les Gage Jewett 2035. She was born in Li tchfield, llewYork, January 3rd, 1850. She died in Forest City, Iowa, June 5. 1924. He diedin Forest Ciiy, Iowa" May 3,1936.

- Children born in Forest City -

8895 Amy Elfie, born Oct. 12th, 18738896 \i:l.lli~ Jewett. born Jan. 13, 18758S97 May.Orrissa, born May 29, 1882,8898 Sarah Grace born August 18, 1885. Died Sept. 2S, 1943

• _•••••11 th Generation .

8895 Aoy Elfie ~aylor ~nathan 6450). Wal born in ~orest City, Iowa. October 12th1873. She ruarried there, October 22, 1899, Nels Nelson•. He was born in Elling-­ton, IQw~. April 21, 1875. Son of Anna M. (Hanson) and Jacob Nelson. He diedMay 1st, 1934. She resides in Forewt City, Iowa•

...... CHILDREN-8g~5...1 Aoy Elizabeth, born in Forest Ci ty, Sept. 4, 1900. Besides in Forest Ci ty.8g95-'-~2*Harriet Taylor, born in Thocpson. Iowa, Nov. 24, 1901.889~·3 Sarah Luslla, born in Thompson, !owa, Aug. 1st, 1903- Diad Oct. 2, 1903<1g89~4*v~illiaD ~h{)uas t born in ThOtlpson, Iotva, July 26, 1904.8895--5 Leora ,Joy. born in Leland, iowa, Feb. 3, 1906.gSS5--,,61&,Tohn Jewett, born in Foreet 01 tYt Iowa, Nov .• 8, 1907 t,

g895:~-(~Victor Areli. born in Forest City, Iowa, J'1JIl6 21, 1911.8895"··8 !,yr:.a.n Gage t born in Forest Ci ty, Uowa, July 8. 1914. }llarried Nora Lein,

June 15, 1946. Besides in Mason City, !owa.8896 Williao Jewett Taylc.t 3 (Jo.L1,e..th?"Tl 6450 ), bo,,:,n in Forest Ci ty, Iowa, Jan. lJ~,

1875- 14arried there Septo 30, 1907't' ~iluth Ema, daughter of lois M. (Congdon)~~d, Charl~s Henrf Kel~ey. ~l;e ~.7as ,.bOJ.~i1 in ~~7~verlYt "Iowa, Feb~ 2, 1879. ~lle(1~ed at F6rest Ci ty, \ituy 20, l.91o-e, He LlarrJ.ed 2nd•• Cora Powers, she dJ.edDec. 8th. 1931. He died Aug& 8~ 1952.

Children born in Forest Ci ty, Iovia - ­

gS96-1*Carroll Lywan, born Nov. 6th, 1908.8S9b-2"'Reba Ruth, born January 27, 1910,48896-3 ~iillie, born April 19, t911 • ~DiSd 'April 19'; 1911~

889~4 Ralph, born February· 12, 1912. Died Feb. 19. 1912.gg96-5*~arjorie tois t born Dec. 22. 1912.SS96-6*Daris Elizabeth, born Sept. 15~ 19158897 Mat Orissa Taylor, (J()nathan 6450) Born in Forest Cit1~ Iot'aj May 29,1882.

Mat-ried there, Nov. 24 t 1904. Eciward Lester Kelley, son of L6is 11. (Cor.-.G'lon)anCi Charles Henry Kelley. He 'waS born in \va"erly, Iowa. lIJ3.rCll 19, 1882. Theyre~1de a.t Sl1.ginaw. Michigan.

- - Children born in Forest City. Iowa - ­gS97-1*Lynne Taylor, born August 15J 1,::07.g897-2*Barbara Edna. born Fe'b., lOtl1.:-8897-3 Esther Lois, born August 21, 192..0.

(next pa~, 12th Generation)

:/1=,18895-2 Harriet Taylor Ifelson. <_ 8895. Jonathan 6450). Was born in Thompson. Ia,a

N'o,.eu'ber 24, 1901. She oarried in Forest City, Iowa. Aug. 19. 1921, AndrewClyde Feany. son of Katherine (Doran) and Patrick Featly•. He was born inWaterville, Minnesota, A~t 7~ 1898. They reside ih Dakota City, Iowa.

... ... Children • ..

3895-9 ~ernard Clyde. born in Forest City, lowa, April 13, ,1922.8895-10 lAary Kathleen, born in Forest Ci ty y Iowa, May 23, ~923.8895-11 Vietor E~ne. born in iorest Oity, Iowa, May 12, 1924 Stationed in Korea.S89~12 Patrick Conrad, born in Spencer. Iowa. Janua,ry 12, 1927.. ReS:ld.89 in Dekota3895--13 Leo Stephen, born in S:pencer, Iowa, Aug. 14, 1929. Reside. ir.. JJ(:Uro·ta Ci tYt I~8895--14 Arleen Patricia., born in Spencer t Ia. t June 11, 1933•. Resides in Wasb5.ng·t~on.,

8895-15 Joyce Elisabeth, born in Dakota City, Iowa, Dec. 1, 1938 D~ 00Resides 'in Dakota Ci ty, Iowa.

g89~5 Leora JOi Nelson <Atay gg95. Jonathan 6450). :Born ih J,~and. Iowa, Feb. 13. 19CbShe mArried in Forest City, Feb. 2. 1927, George ArthUr Feany. eon ofKatherine (Doran) and Patriolc Feany_ Rewas born in 'v-aterville, Minnesota,Deceuber 16, 1902. '!'hey reside in ....; . C Iowa. Gilmore 01 ty

--Children ........8895-16 Ervin George, born in S:pencer, Iowa, May 20, 1931. Resides in Gill:lOre Oi ty.

8695-' John Jewett Nelson. (.Amy 8895. Jonathan 6450) #I \vas born in Forest Ci ty, Iowa,.' Nov. 8. 1907. He married in Lake Iv1ills. Iowa, June 7, 1931. A.vis Kathryn

Culoan, aaughter of Anne J. (Halverson) and George E.. OulLJan. 8l1e was bornin Lake 14ills, June 24, 1911.• They reside in Lake Mills.

--Children born in Lake Mills t Dow&--

8895-17 John Ka1 th, born January 16, 1936g895-~8 Dav14 Jewett. born Deceober 7, 1938

~-12th Generation ~889~1 V'1ctor Areli Nelson. (ArJy 8895, Jonathan 6450). ';.e.s born in Forest Ci ty t IOWIl,

June 21, 1911. He married in lviadison, '\visconsin, October 6, 1942, Mrs.Kathryn Ellis; she was born July 3, 1906. They reside in Portland~ Oregon.

---Children -

8895-19 Kathryn Sher1yn' born in Miaui, Florida, March 24 y 1944.bo9~20 LaTaahia Elfie. born in r~re8t City, Iowa. June 14. 1945.8896-1 Carroll LyrJall Taylor~ (·vtilliao. 8896, Jonathan 6450). ;7as born in Forest Ci ty,

Io1Ve., Nov. 6. 1908. He mat:ried there May ;0. 1931, Helga Cecelia, daughter ofCatbline (Oleorl) and Gust Barlleson, She was born April 5. 1908 in ForestCitt. IQwa.

--Children -3S96-7 Barbara Ruth, born Jen. 16•. 1933. ~rriad Sept. 1, 19,1, Duane :E. Johnson.

Thar re*ide in ~hOr.1p80n; !dwa.gg96-S Kenheth Jewett, born .May 9. 1937··. ·8896w9 Chhtlee Edward, born March 2g~ 1942.'SB96wlO lJennis Carrol, born March 24, 1946,889~2 Babe, Iluth Taylot, (\Jilliau. 8896. Jonathan 6450). )was born in Forest City-.

Iowa, Jan. 27, 1910. She IJe.rried in Corwith, Iowa. July 21, 1929. Williau,so.n of Mary (Kline) and ~rantSj.llth. He was born in Batavia, Uowa, Apr. 7,1901. He died in Hanlontown, Iowa, April 17. 1950.

--Children born in Foreat Ci ty, Iowa­8896-7 ~ne ~rant. born ~pril 29. 1930.gg96-B-"Alice IrenQ. born Sept. 28:, 1931.839&-9 Frank Bo.oaeve1 t. born June 6, 193}..

8896-10 Jaues Dean, born February 1, 1935889~11 Mary Ellen, born February 12, 1937­8896-12 Dewey \lil:1ac, born lloveober 3. 19383896-13 Lois Ruth, born Deceuber 15. 1941.8896-14 Lawrence Lynne, born 1I1ay 20. 1948.

8896_5 Marjorie Lois Taylor, (~villia.o. g896 y Jonathan 6450). \;asborn in Forest City,Iowa, Deceuber 22, 1912. She uarried there March 27. 1932, Harold Faye, sonof Pearl (Huw.pbrey) and Glen D. Gorball. ae was born in Bassi t, Nebraska.October 23. 1911. They reside in Forest Cit,y. Iowa.

---Children born in F~rest Ci ty, Iowa-

8896-15 Marian LoiS, b~rn Sept. 14, 1932. Married in Forest City, Oct. 26, 1952 tt.iwesley Pederson.

g89G.16 Richard Day, born Sept. 12, 1934.8896-17 Harold Jewett, born Dec. 22, 1939.8896-18 Veloa Sua, born FQb. 27, 1942.

8896-6 Doris Elizabeih Taylor. (.~illiao 8896. JoQathan 6450). \ias born in Forest Ci t~·~;

Iowa, Sept_ 15. 1915. She married there l~rch 28, 1937 t Philip A., son ofDina (Kjendlie) and Bert .B. Swain. He was born in !'1taap(JO~J~ . t Iowa~ I4aY9~, J..9 . :.Reside in Forest City. --Children born in Forest Oity, lowa--

8896-19 Rose lJIarie, born !Aay 19, 1939.8896-20 Robert \wiliiaril, born Feb. 23. 1941.8896-21 Donald Alfred. born Auguat 24, 1945.3896-22 1argaret Elizabeth. born April 10, 1949.8897-1 Lynne Taylor Kalley. (l~y Orissa 8897, Jonathan 6450). \~as born in Forest

Oi ty. Iowa, Aug. 15, 1907. He f..lllrried in Saginaw, Michigan, A.ug. 2, 1931, toBessie £1iar~e t daughter of f4yrtle Ida (Shorb) and Franklin ij.. J0.J.uffr.:anc 8hewas born in Beach Grove t Ohio,. Decer:.lber 27. 1913. He rJarried 2nd Lilildred BeachSirJki.n~, Jan\1B.ry 3. 1948. They reside in Saginaw, l!ichigan..

--Children by 1st wife--g897-4 VIiriac Grace. born in Saginaw., Michigan, April 14, 1933. She resides in

Mayville, llIichigan.

8897-2 Barbara Edna KelleYt (May Orissa 8897, Jonathan 6450) \,as born in ForestCity. Iowa, Feb. 10, 1909.S~e l:1B.rried in I~e·~!.'oit,h1ichigan, lJov c 30, 1932 to~~jillia.u. Jo, son of Barbo.i:"Ct (~tans9J.) and Chris Dorn. fIe ".7as born in St. Paul,~1innesota. Feb·. 11. 1909·. They resi.de in SaginawtI~lichigan~

---Children born in Saginaw. Michigan-­

3897-5 Elsie Jeanette, born July 23, 11934.8397-6 Bayr.lond Edward, born Nov. 5, 1955.

8897-3 Esther.Lois Kalley, (M[;4Y Crinsa 8897., Jonathan 6450). *vias born in ForestCity; tor/tt. Aug~ 21 •. lSJO~ She lJ.at':~"ied in Saginaw, AtIichlgatli.March 17,1930to Ephriarl, son of E1J..bn (Skel ton.) e.lnd Benjar.lin Horton.. H3 was born inNew ca..stlc, England, Aug. 28, 1902& They reside in Sagina.w t Michigan.

--Children born in Saginaw, l~ichigan--

8897-7 Lester Jewett, born April 21, 1931.• Married IvIay, 17, 1952, Jeanie Kennedy.They reside in Cl1arle ston~ Massachusetts.

8897-8 Loraine Elizabeth, born 00to 7, 1933- Married July 21, 1951, to ~iilliao

E. M~ell. They reside in Saginaw, lfichi~n.

--13th Generation -8895-9 :Bernard Clyde Feany, (Harriet 3895--2, A..1y 8895, Jonathan 6450). ;i~as born

in Forest City, Iowa, April 13. 1922.• He [.:lar.<,:·ied in Los .An~~oles. California"Decer:.:ber 1st. 1945, Dolly, daughter of F2"'an;.~s,~a Argento and Giovani Iiarino.She was born in Rochester, N. Y•• June 15, 1923. They reside in Rivera.California.