Hello! Does anybody know anything about husbandry, husbandryware, and what kind of "shop" would this require? Carole

Hi Curt, No, he did not include the entire will, just the parts that I quoted and he did not say where it physically is located other than the reference "Cheshire Original Wills, 1660." "Thomas was born Overton, 3rd 3m [May] 1679." Register, Society of Friends, Quarterly Meeting of Cheshire and Staffordshire, 1648-1783 PRO film at FHL in Salt Lake city, pp.13-16. It would have been great if he gave the film number like Phyllis does when she finds something!!!!! http://www.genealogy.dutton.net/gen5_penn.htm Absolutely must go to work and bring home the bacon. Talk to you later, Carole _____________________ Curt Rowe wrote: > > Great find Carole. I didn't expect to find any data for that period. Did > Hansen include the entire will in the article or did he state where it is? > Given that Mary gave the bulk of her estate to John, I would think he was > the oldest son. I have a birth date of 1647 for Thomas, but I don't know > where I got it from. It's interesting that it mentions a 'shope'. I wonder > if that meant she ran a business.

Great find Carole. I didn't expect to find any data for that period. Did Hansen include the entire will in the article or did he state where it is? Given that Mary gave the bulk of her estate to John, I would think he was the oldest son. I have a birth date of 1647 for Thomas, but I don't know where I got it from. It's interesting that it mentions a 'shope'. I wonder if that meant she ran a business. > -----Original Message----- > From: Carole Dutton Malisiak [mailto:malisiak@midohio.net] > Sent: Monday, March 22, 1999 9:36 PM > To: DUTTON-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: PA John's Inheritance > > > Hello all! > > Some time ago I learned that there was a Dutton Genealogy printed in > "The American Genealogist" which critiqued the Dutton pedigree developed > by A. R. Justice. Justice had the PA Duttons descending from Sir Piers > Dutton, which of course was incorrect, and proved incorrect by the > author Charles M. Hansen. This is not a very good article overall > because Hansen made up, I say "created," a second wife for the father of > PA John based on some very flimsy speculation. BUT he did have some > other good information regarding primary sources (YEA!!). One of them > was a will from Mary Renny of Manchester who was PA John's grandmother. > You can read an edited version of what Hansen had to say about this will > (removed the conjecture about a first wife) and I give the reference for > the article if anyone wants to explore this further. But I think that > this provides more evidence that we are descended fromthe Cheshire > gentry (which Hansen believes he has disproven). > > http://www.genealogy.dutton.net/gen_perspect/Renny_will.htm > > Also, have published a little story about PA John Dutton at address > below: > http://www.genealogy.dutton.net/gen_perspect/john_pa.htm > > Comments and criticisms are welcome. I can take it--I'm a Dutton! :-)) > Carole > >

Hi Cousin, I agree whole heartedly with Doug. I liked the articles so much that I printed both and filed them with my reference materials. Would that you could do the same for MA John — SIGH!! Dick Dutton =========================================================== Doug Hall wrote: > Carole, > > I really appreciate and applaud your fine work! You will be a worthy > successor to Cope! I have read your two essays mentioned below and fine them > extraordinarily well done. I especially like your citation of sources for > what you have been able to put together. The inclusion of the sources is > especially important. Too few web-published genealogies do that and your > attention to this detail is exemplary. It helps everyone evaluate the > credence that can be given to your information. It will also help future > generations of genealogists! Just think how great it would be for all of us > if Lawton, the creator of the "Dutton chart" had included detailed citations > of the sources of each piece of information for each person he placed on > that chart! > > Well done! > > Doug Hall > > -----Original Message----- > From: Carole Dutton Malisiak <malisiak@midohio.net> > To: DUTTON-L@rootsweb.com <DUTTON-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Tuesday, March 23, 1999 12:34 AM > Subject: PA John's Inheritance > > >Hello all! > > > >Some time ago I learned that there was a Dutton Genealogy printed in > >"The American Genealogist" which critiqued the Dutton pedigree developed > >by A. R. Justice. Justice had the PA Duttons descending from Sir Piers > >Dutton, which of course was incorrect, and proved incorrect by the > >author Charles M. Hansen. This is not a very good article overall > >because Hansen made up, I say "created," a second wife for the father of > >PA John based on some very flimsy speculation. BUT he did have some > >other good information regarding primary sources (YEA!!). One of them > >was a will from Mary Renny of Manchester who was PA John's grandmother. > >You can read an edited version of what Hansen had to say about this will > >(removed the conjecture about a first wife) and I give the reference for > >the article if anyone wants to explore this further. But I think that > >this provides more evidence that we are descended fromthe Cheshire > >gentry (which Hansen believes he has disproven). > > > >http://www.genealogy.dutton.net/gen_perspect/Renny_will.htm > > > >Also, have published a little story about PA John Dutton at address > >below: > >http://www.genealogy.dutton.net/gen_perspect/john_pa.htm > > > >Comments and criticisms are welcome. I can take it--I'm a Dutton! :-)) > >Carole > > > >

Hi, Phyllis, I read the message from Dick Dutton to Sheila Dutton concerning Isaac Dutton and more specifically, his father, Francis Dutton and his mother, Lydia Booth. According to the Cope book on page 54, Francis Dutton (No. 48) married as his second wife, a Lydia Booth, and they had two children: Francis (No. 114), a cooper Jacob (No. 115), a farmer Both Francis and Jacob probably resided in the neighborhood of Shepherdstown, Belmont County, Ohio. Cope further states that it has been said that there was another child, whose daughter was the wife of John Green of that place. Could the Isaac Dutton, born 23 Sep 1798, in Virginia, be the unknown third child of the Francis Dutton and Lydia Booth that is referred to in the Cope book in the last paragraph on page 54? It would certainly seem that he was one and the same. Jim Dutton

Hello Sheila - Nice to meet you. Yes, you gave me just enough information to link up your line to the main DUTTON tree. I had Isaac b. 23 Sep 1798 and some of his descendants but no descendants for Isaac Booth. You will find a Family Group Report for Isaac's family at the end of this message. Isaac is my 9th cousin 4 times removed (9C4R). That should make you my 13th cousin and this a VERY good day. I would rather find one new living cousin any day than 100 dead ones! If you have not subscribed to the DUTTON -L Roots List which is dedicated to the research and dissemination of the DUTTON surname you really should. There are about 150 of us there where we help one another and exchange data. You will probably notice I got the info on Isaac's family & descendants from Phyllis Ryerse. She would be a much closer cousin to you than I. That was from both of us meeting on the List. I can tell you how to subscribe (it's free) if you wish. Dick Dutton Researching my family tree! Trunk: DUTTON Major branches: ALLEN, BARTLETT, CUTLER, DOGGETT, DUNTEN, DUNTON, JENSON, LAKE, METCALF, PALMER, PARTRIDGE, REYNOLDS, RICHARDS, SAWYER, SMITH, TRACY, TURNER, WARD, WEDGWOOD. Minor branches: ADAMS, ALDEN, BALL, BLACK, BLANCHARD, BREWSTER, BRIMHALL, CARY, COLBURN, HATCH, HOPKINS, HYDE, KIDDER, PERKINS, WARNER, WILLIAMS. Smaller Limbs: ALGER, ANDERSON, CLARK, DAVIS, FRENCH, FULLER, HALL, HARRIS, JOHNSON, KNAPP, McMILLAN, MERRICK, MILLER, MOORE, NELSON PARKER, TUTTLE - And many more. ======================================================= Sheila Dutton wrote: > Hi, > > I recently received a message from Randy Lilley asking for information > about my grandfather & great-grandfather. I gave it to him and he > referred me to you. My grandfather's name was Harry Ackenbaugh Dutton, > he was born in Kansas, 1873 and died in Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico > in 1957. His father was Issac Booth Dutton, born March 15, 1826, > Delaware County, Ohio, died 1910 in Los Angeles; his father was Issac > Dutton, born September 23, 1798 in Virginia and died April 03, 1843 in > Ft. Morrow, Waldo, Delaware Co., OH. > > Does this information relate to your information? > > Thanks. > > Sheila Dutton ====================================================== Name: Isaac DUTTON, 100668, M ———————————————————————————— Birth: 23 Sep 1798 Virginia Death: 3 Apr 1843 Ft. Morrow, Waldo, Delaware Co., OH Burial: Wyatt Cemetery, Marion Co., OH Father: Francis DUTTON, 100659, M (~1738-~1840) Mother: Lydia BOOTH, 100661, F Other spouses: Mary MUSSER, 26960, F Misc. Notes His tombstone says he was 44 years, 6 months and 10 days old. The Olentangy Gazette, dated Saturday May 13, 1843 contained the following: Notice: Persons indebted to the estate of Isaac Dutton late of Marlborough Twp., Delaware County, deceased, make immediate payment. Adam Haas executor. "Ryerse, Phyllis" <PRyerse@eclipsecomputer.com> Marriage: abt 1819 —————————————————————————— Spouse: Ann\Anna SMITH, 48267, F —————————————————————————— Birth: 23 May 1794 Salem, Columbiana, OH Death: 23 Nov 1837 Burial: Wyatt Cemetery, Marion Co., OH Father: Samuel C. SMITH, 48269, M Mother: Sarah BISHOP, 48270, F Other spouses: Robert PATTON, 48268, M Misc. Notes Her tomestone says she died age 43 years 6 mo. "Ryerse, Phyllis" <PRyerse@eclipsecomputer.com> Children ———————————————————————— 1 M: William DUTTON, 48331, M Birth: abt 1820 Misc. Notes He lived in OH, IL, & CA. "Ryerse, Phyllis" <PRyerse@eclipsecomputer.com> ————————————————————————— 2 F: Lydiann DUTTON, 48337, F Birth: 31 Jan 1821 Ohio Misc. Notes "Ryerse, Phyllis" <PRyerse@eclipsecomputer.com> Spouse: James FRENCH, 48338, M ——————————————————————— 3 F: Maria S. DUTTON, 48339, F Birth: 1822 Marion/Delaware Co., OH Death: 7 Jun 1890 Burial: Oak Hill Cemetary, Upper Sandusky, OH Misc. Notes When George W. Bowers Sr. did not return from the Gold Rush in CA, Maria, thinking he had died about 1851 in CA, then married (2) Lawren Porter LEWIS. They were maried by James King, Justice of the Peace. He was a widower with two children. He carried on agricultural persuits in Marion & Wyandot Counties until about 1870 when they moved to Upper Sandusky, OH. "Ryerse, Phyllis" <PRyerse@eclipsecomputer.com> Spouse: George Washington BOWERS, 48438, M Marriage: 10 Feb 1843 Delaware, OH Spouse: Lawren Porter LEWIS, 71672, M Marriage: 25 Feb 1858 Marion Co., OH ———————————————————————————— 4 M: Isaac Booth DUTTON, 48340, M Birth: 4 Sep 1827 Waldo, Delaware Co., OH Death: 9 Jan 1910 Burial: Rosedale Cemetery, Los Angeles, CA Misc. Notes "Ryerse, Phyllis" <PRyerse@eclipsecomputer.com> Spouse: Rebecca Jane SMITH, 48429, F Marriage: 15 Mar 1851 Plymouth (Bartless), Washington Co., OH —————————————————————————— 5 F: Unknown DUTTON, 48431, F Birth: abt 1830 Misc. Notes "Ryerse, Phyllis" <PRyerse@eclipsecomputer.com> —————————————————————————— 6 F: Matilda E. DUTTON, 48433, F Birth: 4 Sep 1832 Ohio Misc. Notes "Ryerse, Phyllis" <PRyerse@eclipsecomputer.com> Spouse: Parkinson B. THEW, 48434, M ———————————————————————— 7 F: Harriet DUTTON, 48435, F Birth: 4 Sep 1833 Ohio Death: 6 May 1905 Burial: Elsinore Cemetery, Riverside, CA Misc. Notes "Ryerse, Phyllis" <PRyerse@eclipsecomputer.com> Spouse: Timothy THEW, 48437, M ——————————————————————— Last Modified: 23 Mar 1999 Created: 23 Mar 1999 —————————————————————— Please send any corrections or additions to: Richard A. Dutton - 325 Beal Parkway, Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548-3956 Phone: 850-862-3327 FAX: 850-864-1444 E-mail: rad@emcst.com

Carole, I really appreciate and applaud your fine work! You will be a worthy successor to Cope! I have read your two essays mentioned below and fine them extraordinarily well done. I especially like your citation of sources for what you have been able to put together. The inclusion of the sources is especially important. Too few web-published genealogies do that and your attention to this detail is exemplary. It helps everyone evaluate the credence that can be given to your information. It will also help future generations of genealogists! Just think how great it would be for all of us if Lawton, the creator of the "Dutton chart" had included detailed citations of the sources of each piece of information for each person he placed on that chart! Well done! Doug Hall -----Original Message----- From: Carole Dutton Malisiak <malisiak@midohio.net> To: DUTTON-L@rootsweb.com <DUTTON-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, March 23, 1999 12:34 AM Subject: PA John's Inheritance >Hello all! > >Some time ago I learned that there was a Dutton Genealogy printed in >"The American Genealogist" which critiqued the Dutton pedigree developed >by A. R. Justice. Justice had the PA Duttons descending from Sir Piers >Dutton, which of course was incorrect, and proved incorrect by the >author Charles M. Hansen. This is not a very good article overall >because Hansen made up, I say "created," a second wife for the father of >PA John based on some very flimsy speculation. BUT he did have some >other good information regarding primary sources (YEA!!). One of them >was a will from Mary Renny of Manchester who was PA John's grandmother. >You can read an edited version of what Hansen had to say about this will >(removed the conjecture about a first wife) and I give the reference for >the article if anyone wants to explore this further. But I think that >this provides more evidence that we are descended fromthe Cheshire >gentry (which Hansen believes he has disproven). > >http://www.genealogy.dutton.net/gen_perspect/Renny_will.htm > >Also, have published a little story about PA John Dutton at address >below: >http://www.genealogy.dutton.net/gen_perspect/john_pa.htm > >Comments and criticisms are welcome. I can take it--I'm a Dutton! :-)) >Carole > >

Hello all! Some time ago I learned that there was a Dutton Genealogy printed in "The American Genealogist" which critiqued the Dutton pedigree developed by A. R. Justice. Justice had the PA Duttons descending from Sir Piers Dutton, which of course was incorrect, and proved incorrect by the author Charles M. Hansen. This is not a very good article overall because Hansen made up, I say "created," a second wife for the father of PA John based on some very flimsy speculation. BUT he did have some other good information regarding primary sources (YEA!!). One of them was a will from Mary Renny of Manchester who was PA John's grandmother. You can read an edited version of what Hansen had to say about this will (removed the conjecture about a first wife) and I give the reference for the article if anyone wants to explore this further. But I think that this provides more evidence that we are descended fromthe Cheshire gentry (which Hansen believes he has disproven). http://www.genealogy.dutton.net/gen_perspect/Renny_will.htm Also, have published a little story about PA John Dutton at address below: http://www.genealogy.dutton.net/gen_perspect/john_pa.htm Comments and criticisms are welcome. I can take it--I'm a Dutton! :-)) Carole

This mail message was sent quite some time ago to the list but it was in MIME format and rejected. I cleaned it up somewhat and thought that you all might be interested. I have not checked to see if Gerald is a list member, but I am cc'ing him. Perhaps he can be coaxed into joining :) Regards, Mike Dunton <><~~~~<><~~~~<><~~~~<><~~~~<><~~~~ The Dunton Family Homesite http://www.web-ster.com/miked list manager for dutton-l@rootsweb.com & dunton-l@rootsweb.com <><~~~~<><~~~~<><~~~~<><~~~~<><~~~~ ==================================== > Reply-To: "Gerald Dutton" <gerry@dutton.force9.co.uk> > From: "Gerald Dutton" <gerry@dutton.force9.co.uk> > Subject: Greetings from another Dutton > I came across your web site the other day and found it most interesting. > My name is Gerald Dutton and I was born in Runcorn , Cheshire, UK, = > which is only a couple of miles from the village of Dutton. I've always = > meant to research my own roots but never really had the time to do it. = > One of these days perhaps ! > However I do have in my possession an old book which contains an = > interesting item about the Dutton family and I thought you might be = > interested. > The Book is called "The Modern Universal British Traveller" and it was = > published in London by L Cooke, No17, at Shakespeare's Head, = > Pater-noster-Row". The book does not a publication date but it would = > appear from the text that it was published about 1760. The book itself = > is a general guide to the Great Britain of the mid eighteenth century. > The particular passage about Dutton reads as below. Forgive the = > confusing spelling, but I have typed the passages verbatim as they = > appear in the book. It was the custom in the period when the book was = > written to use the character " f " instead of an " s " when the s = > appeared at the begining or in the middle of a word. When it appeared at = > the end of a word it was a normal " s " > "About two miles from Weaverham, on the oppofite bank of the river, is = > Dutton, at prefent a very poor mean place, but remarkable for being the = > feat of the Duttons, who were lineally defcended from Hugh Lupus, earl = > of Chefter. One of thefe having raifed a band of pipers, fidlers and = > other muficians, marched at their head againft the Welch, who had = > befieged the earl of Chefter at Rhudlan Caftle, and obilged them to = > retreat. The earl, in confideration of fo fignal a fervice, granted the = > Duttons many privilages, one of which was, that the reprefentative of = > the family fhould have an authority over all pipers, fidlers, harpers = > and muficians, within the County Palatine of Chefhire" > =20 > A further passage concerns Hugh Lupus and explains the nature of a = > "County Palatine". It reads:- > "when William the Conqueror fubduded it (Chester) he gave it to his = > nephew Hugh Lupus, whom he created earl of Chefter; and his heirs for = > ever were to hold it as freely by the fword, as he (William) did the = > Kingdom of England; that is, he was to exercife as abfolute an authority = > over the lives and fortunes of the inhabitants of the county, as the = > king did over the reft of his Kingdom." > In practice the line of the earls of Chester died out and the earldom = > eventually reverted to the Crown. However it was such an important = > earldom that the title was then given to the heir to the throne, the = > Prince of Wales. The present Earl of Chester is in fact Prince Charles. > A further passage concerns Halton, near Dutton. I well remember visiting = > Halton myself as a child when we would walk there for a Sunday afternoon = > treat. At the time I was totally unaware of its history and had no idea = > that there was any connection with my name. The passage reads as = > follows:- > "Halton, or Haulton, is a fmall, but agreeable town, fituated on a lofty = > hill, from whence there is an extenfive and delightful profpect. It was = > once remarkable for its caftle, a great part (of)which ftill remains. = > This caftle was built by Hugh Lupus, earl of Chefter, who gave it, with = > the barony, to one Nigel (Dutton, brother of Odard Dutton), a Norman, on = > condition of him becoming conftable of Chefter. From his pofterity it = > came to the crown, and is a confiderable member of the Duchy of = > Lancafter, which maintains a large jurifdiction in the country round it = > by the name of Halton Fee, or the Honour of Halton, having a court of = > record, prifon and other privileges, within itfelf. The officers of the = > Duchy of Lancafter hold an annual court in the caftle, at Michaelmas, to = > determine all matters within the jurifdiction of the fee. There is alfo = > a prifon, for felons; but if, on their trials, the court finds them = > capitally guilty, they are fent to Chefter to recieve fentance. > The town has a weekly market on Saturday; and is diftant from London 185 = > miles." > I hope you find the above of some interest, > My best Regards, > Gerald Dutton.

I think I have good news for most if not all of those interested in obtaining "THE chart." I can still send one to those in the US & Canada for $10.00 each and can include additional copies in the same mailing tube for an additional $4.00 each. The postage and mailing tube cost more than the print in these quantities. I now have requests for 40 copies. We will wait a bit longer so those that subscribe in digest mode can get in on the action. I have not had any printed yet as it's a one time deal at these prices. For the ones going to England, Australia, New Zealand, and New Guinea the cost has to be $14.00 and would have been considerably more if I had not found out about the much lower "Small Package Rate" - which we JUST qualify for - the combined length plus twice the diameter limit is 42 inches. The only potential disadvantage is a "Small Package" cannot be insured, which in our case is no problem. They still go Air Mail and, of coarse, I must fill out a customs declaration. I still need mailing addresses for: Darrell Martin - I know you are in exile in Addison, IL but suspect the PO will want more. Dixie Markum Sam I'll keep you posted. Dick Dutton Richard A. Dutton 325 Beal Parkway Ft. Walton Beach, FL 32548-3956 rad@emcst.com Phone: 850-862-3327 FAX: 850-864-1444

Hi All, I want you all to remember that this list is on the Internet. For your own privacy and protection, you should consider not posting your physical addresses or other personal information to the list. Personally, I would email the address directly to the requestor. Although the list is a nice group of 'cousins', it is hosted and archived on a public (read the whole world can read) server. Be careful. Mike Dunton list manager

Thank you for the kudos, Dick. Everyone who participates in the list activity and all of the lookups are the ones that really need the pat on the back. Although not the most active list I have been involved with, for such a focused topic list, the content and manners of everyone involved has been stellar. By the way . . . we are up to 162 members (141 who subscribe to the list and 21 subscribing in digest mode). Regards, Mike Dunton

Okay, I am game too. I'd like to have a chart also, let me knoe what info you need from me. Thanks, Dixie

Hi Dick, I am definitely interested in a copy of the chart if you can get it in the $15 range. My address is: Jeff Dutton 905 E. 61st Street Sioux Falls, SD 57108-4625 Thanks, Jeff

I'd certainly like three copies of the Dutton chart so each of my sons will have one. I can't tell you how much we appreciate your efforts! My address is 185 Allison St., Lakewood, CO, 80226. Roberta Hart Dutton

Please, can anybody help me. I'm trying to find any information I can on the parents of my Grandparents. Andrew Rysdon Dutton was my Grandfather. He married Nora Frances Carr. I have no dates or other information except from them forward. They lived in New Haven, Illinois when they died. Their children were Howard Arthur (my father) (b. 1-27-1923 Shawneetown, Ill., d. Oct. 1979), Amie Jewel (b. 1-13-1907, d. Nov. 1982), James Andrew, Theodore, and Nigel Aretta. If anyone can link to these I'd love to hear from you. Brenda Dutton Kruger

I would like a Dutton Chart even tho I cannot document my "Hanson Dutton" being born but his Grandfather was James Dutton, husband of Lydia Kimler. Thanks Mary Ellen Kelchner 4233 SE 29th. Ct. Okeechobee, FL 34974-6695

Jennifer:� Your David Dutton descends from the German/Dutch Derting/Duttons of Wythe Co., Virginia (formerly Montgomery Co.)� Although this is not my line I have researched your Duttons extensively for a book I plan to write on Southern Duttons.� If you will contact me I will be happy to share information with you.� Sue

A little while ago I had promised to send out a descendant listing for Myron Dutton, my g-g-grandfather. Sorry it took so long. I am in the process of receiving updates from family members, and am passing along those that I have received so far. As others come in I'll pass them on. Please let me know if and where I fit in with any of the other cousins out there! Descendants of: MYRON L DUTTON 1 MYRON L DUTTON b. 1840 d. MAR 1904 m. 1863 CYNTHIA J CHILDS b. 1843 d. 1870 2 DORA ADELLE DUTTON b. 14 Feb 1866 d. 1942 m. 11 Nov 1888 EDWARD ALBERT THEODORE HORACE b. 13 Jan 1869 d. MAR 1939 3 EDWARD LYNN HORACE b. 18 Mar 1891 d. 25 Mar 1967 m. KATHRYN HESS b. 3 May 1892 d. 11 Mar 1975 3 EVA MAY HORACE b. 14 May 1893 d. 19 Feb 1977 m. LEO THATCHER b. 11 Apr 1892 m. 1931 WILLIAM JAMES HAMILL b. 21 Jul 1897 d. 1971 3 RUTH HORACE b. 1894 d. 1894 3 HARRY HOBART HORACE b. 26 Oct 1896 d. 4 Nov 1897 3 WILLIAM HUBERT HORACE b. 6 Sep 1898 d. 24 Jun 1912 3 HAROLD MYRON HORACE b. 13 Jan 1902 d. 13 Sep 1979 m. 27 Mar 1920 ELIZABETH JANE "BETTY" MAROTE b. 24 Feb 1902 d. 23 Jan 1989 4 HAROLD HUBERT HORACE [LIVING] JANET HALVERSON [LIVING] 5 GREGORY EDWARD HORACE [LIVING] m. NANCY WILCOX [LIVING] 5 SHARON KAY HORACE [LIVING] m. MICHAEL MILLS [LIVING] 4 VIVIAN MAY HORACE [LIVING] m. NELSON GERBER [LIVING] 5 GLENN MICHAEL GERBER [LIVING] 4 RICHARD HARRY HORACE [LIVING] m. [LIVING] MARY RISTAS [LIVING] 5 JILL ELIZABETH HORACE [LIVING] m. DALE TIBBETTS [LIVING] 5 JANE ELLEN HORACE [LIVING] 4 SHIRLEY ANN HORACE [LIVING] m. [LIVING] ROBERT JAMES WAUGH [LIVING] 5 JOHN MARTIN WAUGH [LIVING] m. [LIVING] DIANE CAROL YUSKULKA [LIVING] 3 MILIARD FRANK HORACE b. 27 Jun 1904 d. 16 Jan 1981 m. 15 Nov 1922 MARY CARRIE MILLER b. 28 Nov 1905 d. 27 Apr 1988 4 MILIARD MYRON HORACE b. 26 Dec 1923 d. 31 Oct 1998 m. CHARLOTTE CHASE [LIVING] 5 SANDRA SUSAN HORACE [LIVING] 5 JOHN MILIARD HORACE [LIVING] 5 DAVID RUSSELL HORACE [LIVING] m. CYNTHIA HETTEN HAUSEN [LIVING] 6 ALYSSA MARIA HORACE [LIVING] 6 RYAN PATRICK HORACE [LIVING] 6 TAYLOR ELIZABETH HORACE [LIVING] 5 TIMOTHY ALLEN HORACE [LIVING] m. KELLYE SUE ANTKOVYIAK [LIVING] 6 ADAM DAVID HORACE [LIVING] 6 LAURYN JEANE HORACE [LIVING] 4 DONALD EDWARD HORACE [LIVING] m. NANCY JUNE SHARP [LIVING] m JOY HANE [LIVING] 5 MICHAEL EDWARD I HORACE [LIVING] m. ELLEN MARGARET BURKE [LIVING] 6 MICHAEL EDWARD II HORACE [LIVING] 6 KATHARINE ELLEN HORACE [LIVING] 5 ELIZABETH KAY HORACE [LIVING] m. JAMES LOWDER [LIVING] 6 JAMES ANDREW LOWDER [LIVING] 6 ABIGAIL ELIZABETH LOWDER [LIVING] 5 RANDALL SCOTT HORACE [LIVING] 4 KATHERINE ADELLE HORACE [LIVING] m. ALVIN HOLMES MELLOTT [LIVING] 5 MATTHEW HOLMES MELLOTT [LIVING] m. ? 3 MILFORD FRED HORACE b. 27 Jun 1904 d. MAR 1969 m. FREDA JOHNSTON m. ELIZABETH FLORANCE MARTIN 4 ROLLAND MURDELL HORACE (MINNICH) [LIVING] 4 EVELYN ADELLE HORACE [LIVING] m. CHARLES SCHUE [LIVING] 5 DONALD SCHUE [LIVING] 5 BRIAN SCHUE [LIVING] 5 ? SCHUE 4 NANCY LOUISE HORACE [LIVING] m. WILLIAM WHITEHEAD [LIVING] 5 WENDY WHITEHEAD [LIVING] 5 WILLIAM JR. WHITEHEAD [LIVING] 5 ? WHITEHEAD 5 ?? WHITEHEAD 4 WILLIAM E. HORACE [LIVING] m. NANCY BOX [LIVING] 3 ANNABELLE MARGARET HORACE b. 11 Jun 1913 d. Jul 1997 m.DANA J "BUD" FOX [LIVING] 4 ALLEN JAMES FOX [LIVING] m. NANCY JO BRICKNER [LIVING] 5 DEANNA RUTH FOX [LIVING] 5 JOLEEN KAE FOX [LIVING] m. NORMAN SMITH [LIVING] 5 RAYMOND NEAL FOX [LIVING] 4 JUNE EVELYN FOX [LIVING] m. BERNARD WASKI [LIVING] 5 ANN MARIE WASKI [LIVING] 5 DOUGLAS BERNARD WASKI [LIVING] 4 DAVID WILLIAM FOX [LIVING] m. GISELA E LORENTZ [LIVING] 5 SUSAN ANN FOX [LIVING] 5 KATHERINE ELIZABETH FOX [LIVING] 2 WALTER C. DUTTON b. 22 Oct 1867 d. 11 Feb 1936 m. 14 Aug 1895 MATILDA A. SEBRING 3 GRACE DUTTON m. _____ WALKER 3 HELEN DUTTON m. LAWRENCE BELDIN 4 LAWRENCE BELDIN [LIVING] 3 GLENN H. DUTTON 3 DUANE DUTTON 2 MYNA "MINNIE" DUTTON b. 1869 m. 1887 SAMUAL W. KUSTER 3 ZANAH KUSTER 3 LEO KUSTER 3 SABRA KUSTER m. MILO RUDD

WOW! I never anticipated so much interest in the chart after sending out 32 the last time. At this point I will digress a moment to suggest that Mike Dunton take a well deserved bow for the tremendous service he has provided our family(s) by starting up and continuing this List. We can "Blame" much of the recent successful research and dissemination of the data to our "Cousins" worldwide on him. I therefore bestow upon him my personal "ATTABOY" award - Thanks Mike! BTW, how many subscribers do we have now? Now back to business. So far I have received requests for 27 charts. I still need mailing addresses from: Sam Larry Beldin Karen Davis Sowards Mary Ellen Kelchner Milton Froggatt And, while I'm sure I have addresses somewhere for the following, it would save me a lot of hunting if they would just send them again: Carole Dutton Malisiak Darrell A. Martin I have intentionally not YET sent my mailing address because some eager and honest souls sometimes jump the gun and send money and even I don't know the cost yet. The price is going down as more requests come in and, of coarse, the ones going overseas will cost more due to postage. I send them "At Cost." My guesstimate for the ones within the US is $10 -$15. For you folks outside the USA, the only practical war to send money is to go to your bank and buy a check payable in $US. For goodness sake do not send a check or any other instrument payable in any currency other than US - The bank charges and collection fees would have me owing them money. As a last resort you can just send US "green backs." I'll keep the List informed as to the progress. Happy Hunting! Dick Dutton