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     Elizabeth Carter was born before 1661.¹ She was the daughter of Nicholas Carter and Ms. Watson.¹

     Ms Carter was born after 1700.¹ She was the daughter of Barnabas Carter.¹

     Sarah Gilbert was born on 19 February 1655/56.¹ She was the daughter of Thomas Gilbert and Catherine Chapin.¹

     Sarah Gilbert died on 4 February 1712 at age 55.¹

     John Gilbert was born on 18 October 1657.¹ He was the son of Thomas Gilbert and Catherine Chapin.¹

     John Gilbert died in 1708/9.¹

     Thomas Gilbert was born on 15 March 1658/59.¹ He was the son of Thomas Gilbert and Catherine Chapin.¹

     Thomas Gilbert died on 14 May 1698 at age 39.¹

     Henry Gilbert was born on 1 March 1661/62.¹ He was the son of Thomas Gilbert and Catherine Chapin.¹

     Henry Gilbert died on 17 August 1740 at age 78.¹

     Josiah Marshfield was born on 29 September 1665.¹ He was the son of Samuel Marshfield and Catherine Chapin.¹

     Josiah Marshfield died in 1712.¹

     Hester/Esther Marshfield was born on 6 September 1667.¹ She was the daughter of Samuel Marshfield and Catherine Chapin.¹

     Hester/Esther Marshfield died on 20 January 1714 at age 46.¹

     Child Marshfield died on 17 November 1669.¹

     Child Marshfield was born on 17 November 1669.¹ Child Marshfield was the child of Samuel Marshfield and Catherine Chapin.¹

     Margaret Marshfield was born on 3 December 1670.¹ She was the daughter of Samuel Marshfield and Catherine Chapin.¹

     Margaret Marshfield died on 12 June 1758 at age 87.¹

     Mary Unknown Surname was born circa 1635.¹

     Mary Unknown Surname married Robert Cross before 1680.¹

     Mary Unknown Surname died after 1694.¹

     Thomas Marshall was born before 1651.¹

     Thomas Marshall married Anna Cross, daughter of Robert Cross and Anna Jordan, before 1679.¹

     Thomas Granger was born before 1685.¹

     Sarah Perkins was born before 1736.¹

     Sarah Perkins married Daniel Granger, son of Thomas Granger, before 1756. They had three children, Daniel, born 28 August 1756, Thomas, and Lemuel.¹

     Daniel Hughes was born in June 1791 in East Haven, Connecticut.¹ He was the son of Daniel Hughes and Lucy Grannis.¹

     Daniel Hughes died on 26 December 1791 in East Haven, Connecticut. He died of consumption.¹

     John Bemis was born before 1700.¹

     John Bemis married Judith Jenison, daughter of Samuel Jenison and Judith Macomber, on 30 May 1726.¹

     Margaret Permelia Lewis was born before 1822.

     Margaret Permelia Lewis married Elias William Courtney circa 1838.

     Nancy Scott was also known as Nancy E. Scott.²

     Nancy Scott was born in 1871 in Ohio.² She was the daughter of Thomas Scott and Annie Tatman.

     Nancy Scott married John Duell.

     Lydia Sampsell was born in 1832 in Ohio.¹ In the census of 2 July 1850 in Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio, Lydia appears in the household of Elizabeth Luther as Lydia Sampselll. She is 18 years old and was born in Ohio.¹

     John B. Scott was born in 1866 in Ohio.¹ He was the son of Thomas Scott and Annie Tatman.¹

     Margaret A. Scott was born in 1860 in Ohio.¹ She was the daughter of Thomas Scott and Annie Tatman.¹

     Roger Carter was born before 1605.¹

     Roger Carter married Emma Rayles before 1629.¹

     Emma Rayles was born before 1605.¹

     Emma Rayles married Roger Carter before 1629.¹

     William Richards was born circa 1766. There are several William Richards born about this time in Tiverton. It is unknown which one he is. Could he be the William baptized 29 Nov1766 to William and Elizabeth Richards or the William baptized 11 Dec 1767 to Laurence and Ann Richards.²

     William Richards married Catherine Sibley, daughter of John Sibley and Elizabeth Unknown/Sibley, on 22 April 1783 in Tiverton, Devon, England. It is assumed that Catharine Sibley is the Catharine/Catherine that William Richards' marriaged. The town is correct and the time fits. In 1841 there is a Catherine Richards living with Sarah Richards, wife of William and Catherine's son, William.³

     Mary Richards was born on 6 January 1786 in Tiverton, Devon, England.¹ She was baptized on 7 January 1786 at Tiverton, Devon, England.¹ She was the daughter of William Richards and Catherine Sibley.¹

     Catharine Richards was born on 2 November 1788 in Tiverton, Devon, England.¹ She was the daughter of William Richards and Catherine Sibley.¹ Catharine Richards was baptized on 15 November 1788 at St. Peter, Tiverton, Devon, England.¹

     Keziah Bendall was born in May 1774 in Gloucestershire, England.¹ She was the daughter of William Bendall and Sarah Richards.¹ Keziah Bendall was baptized on 28 May 1774 at Cam, Gloucestershire, England.¹

     Keziah Bendall married James Holloway, son of James Holloway and Mary Brown, on 29 July 1794 in Dursley Parish, Gloucestershire, England.² In the Cam, Berkely, Gloucestershire, England, census dated 1841, Keziah Bendall, shown as (an unknown value), is listed in the household of James Holloway. She is 65 years old and was born in Gloucestershire, England. Her name appears as Kedia Holloway.³

     Keziah Bendall died in 1860 in Wheatenhurst, Gloucestershire, England.⁴

     James Holloway was born in 1820 in Gloucestershire, England.¹ He was the son of James Holloway and Keziah Bendall. James Holloway was baptized on 12 March 1820 at Cam, Gloucestershire, England.² In the Cam, Berkely, Gloucestershire, England, census dated 1841, James Holloway, shown as (an unknown value), is listed in the household of James Holloway. He is 20 years old and was born in Cam, Gloucestershire, England and his occupation is given as Smith (assume Blacksmith). His name appears as James Holloway.³ James Holloway was listed in the will of James Holloway on 26 October 1842 at Cam, Gloucestershire, England; In the Will, he is listed as a Blacksmith and mentions his brother, Samuel Holloway of Cam Parish (tea dealor), his wife, Kezia Holloway, andhis eight children, William, George (listed as living in Eastington and a blacksmith), Stephen, Edwin, Martin, James, Keziak, and Sarah.⁴

     Frances Holloway was born on 18 March 1833 in Gloucestershire, England.² She was the daughter of Martin Holloway and Harriet Hancock.¹ Frances Holloway was baptized on 14 April 1833 at Cam, Gloucestershire, England.³ In the census of 1841 in Cam, Berkely, Gloucestershire, England, Frances appears in the household of Martin Holloway. She is five years old and was born in Gloucestershire, England. Her name appears as Frances Holing/Holloway. (Note: Not sure why the age is off, but she would actually be eight years old. Her sister, Portia, census age is off also by three years.)⁴ Frances Holloway survived the death of her mother, Harriet Hancock, who died in 1842. Mary Ann Cutmore and Rosa Garner immigrated in 1850 to New York; They departed from Bristol, England and arrived in New York on 19 October 1850. There were five Holloway's listed on this ship. MaryAnn, age 40 (Martin's wife), Rosa, age 18 (believed to be Martin's daughter, Frances, born 1833), Porcha, age 14 (believed to be Martin's daughter, Porti, born 1836a), Rosa, age 12 (believed to be MaryAnn's daughter by a previous marriage), and Agnes, age 9 (believe to be Martin's daughter, Harriet, born 1841.) Martin and his daughter, Julia arrived a few days early on a different ship.⁵ Frances Holloway survived the death of Mary Ann Cutmore between 1850 and 1857; her husband, Martin, her step children, Frances, Portia, Julia, and Harriet, and it is assumed she was survived by her daughter, Rosa.

     Frances Holloway married James Page.^6,2

     Frances Holloway died on 10 July 1927 in Royal Oak, Oakland County, Michigan, at age 94.²

     OBITUARY: Mrs. Frances Holloway Page. Mrs. Frances Page, the mother of Mrs. J. Will Kirk of this city and Mrs. E. J. Bowles of Royal Oak, died Sunday morning in the Bowles home after a few days illness, the result of a general breaking down brought about by the infirmities of her age. She was aged 94 years. Mrs. Page was born in Gloucestershire, England, in the village of Cam. When a young girl she came to this country with her mother and sisters to join her father, who had preceded them and landed in New York after a rough passage of five weeks and three days. The next spring the family came to Adrian and here she lived until her marriage to Mr. Page. Her experience as a pioneer in this country and during the Civil War were remarkable and exceedingly interesting and a record of them has been kept by the daughters. Mr. Page died in 1901 and four years ago one of her three daughters, Mrs. Julia Grinnels, died. Surviving her are her two daughters, Mrs. Minnie Bowles and Mrs. Mary Kirk with whom she made her home since the death of her husband. Five grandchildren and eight great grandchildren also survive. She was a member of the Baptist church in Eaton Rapids, the home of Pages for many years. The funeral services are to be held Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Kirk of 137 East Church Street with the Rev. Edward Montgomery officiating. The burial is to be in the family lot in Oakwood cemetery.⁷

     Portia Holloway was born in October 1836 in Gloucestershire, England.¹ She was the daughter of Martin Holloway and Harriet Hancock.¹ Portia Holloway was baptized on 8 October 1836 at Cam, Gloucestershire, England.² In the census of 1841 in Cam, Berkely, Gloucestershire, England, Portia appears in the household of Martin Holloway. She is two years old and was born in Gloucestershire, England. Her name appears as Portia Holing/Holloway.¹ Portia Holloway survived the death of her mother, Harriet Hancock, who died in 1842. Mary Ann Cutmore and Rosa Garner immigrated in 1850 to New York; They departed from Bristol, England and arrived in New York on 19 October 1850. There were five Holloway's listed on this ship. MaryAnn, age 40 (Martin's wife), Rosa, age 18 (believed to be Martin's daughter, Frances, born 1833), Porcha, age 14 (believed to be Martin's daughter, Porti, born 1836a), Rosa, age 12 (believed to be MaryAnn's daughter by a previous marriage), and Agnes, age 9 (believe to be Martin's daughter, Harriet, born 1841.) Martin and his daughter, Julia arrived a few days early on a different ship.³ Portia Holloway survived the death of Mary Ann Cutmore between 1850 and 1857; her husband, Martin, her step children, Frances, Portia, Julia, and Harriet, and it is assumed she was survived by her daughter, Rosa.