More Harrison K Fay land grants ************************************************************************* ----Original Message Follows---- From: CKubly9527@aol.com Subject: Harrison FAY - WI Land Record #3 Date: Thu, 4 May 2000 03:37:35 EDT Patentee: Joshua DRAPER Land Office: 10 [Mineral Point] Document Number: 5958 Title Authority: Act or Treaty: 24 April 1820 - Statutory Reference: 3 Stat. 566 Entry Classification: Sale-Cash Entries Signature: Y - Signature Date: 1845/05/01 Aliquot Parts: 6 Section Number: 33 Township: 23 N Range: 6 E Base Line: 46 Total Acres: 25.5800 Metes and Bounds Description: N Multiple Patentee(s): Y Accession Number: WI1930__.235 Image Name: 00018830 Volume ID: 043 Remarks: Paul KINGSTON and HARRISON K. FAY ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

More Harrison K Fay land grant records ************************************************************************* ----Original Message Follows---- From: CKubly9527@aol.com Date: Thu, 4 May 2000 03:36:01 EDT Patentee: GIDEON TRUESDELL Land Office: 10 [Mineral Point] Document Number: 5957 Title Authority: Act or Treaty: April 24, 1820 Statutory Reference: 3 Stat. 566 Entry Classification: Sale-Cash Entries Signature: Y Signature Date: 1845/05/01 Description Number: 1 Aliquot Parts: 5 Section Number: 34 Township: 23 N Range: 6 E Base Line: 46 Total Acres: 0.0000 Multiple Patentee(s): Y Accession Number: WI1930__.234 Image Name: 00018829 Volume ID: 043 Remarks: Joshua DRAPER, Paul KINGSTON and Harrison K. FAY ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

Morning all, A small update to my posting the other day, as well as a clarification. I neglected to tab correctly the specific entry for Susan M RUNKEL. She was not married to Unnamed FAY, she was the second wife of George H FAY. Consequently those persons who are listed as generation 4 under her, are her children. I should also stress, that the line is by no means complete or written in granite. The line is complete as of the 1880 Ohio census.Some of these people relocated elsewhere, which is info I do not access to here locally, so far as I know. Linda:I'll send you the fixed listing for posting. The spouse being in the wrong column is a major error as I'm looking at the chart. Enjoy, Jim SHREVE Sr. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jim Shreve Sr." <gemon_hammersmythe@ameritech.net> To: <FAY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, June 09, 2000 4:44 PM Subject: [FAY] Benejah F FAY descendents.(OPF 95) Sturbridge, MA to NY to Parma, OH related names and places on top of message > RELATED SURNAMES: LOVEJOY,HUMPHREY,VALENTINE,ROBERTS,DEAN > RELATED AREAS:Michigan, Wisconsin, Nevada, California, Illinois <SNIPPED THE FAMILY LINE> > 3. George H FAY (b.17 Sep 1844-Wheatland > Township,KC,Wi;d.Aft 1892) > sp: Caroline S WILCOX (m.19 Apr 1869;d.13 Oct > 1874) > 4. Carrie E FAY (d.Aft 1892) > 4. Ellis M FAY (d.Aft 1892) > 4. Unnamed FAY sp: Susan M RUNKEL (b.29 Jan 857-BT,Wi;m.18 Oct 1879;d.Aft 1892)

RELATED SURNAMES: LOVEJOY,HUMPHREY,VALENTINE,ROBERTS,DEAN RELATED AREAS:Michigan, Wisconsin, Nevada, California, Illinois Morning all, Below you should find the full line for Benejah F FAY, which I've been filling in much with all my census info I've been compiling.from here in Cleveland, OH. I apologize in advance if your email proiggie may cut up certain lines. Everything looks fine from my standpoint as I entered it. This looks a bit different from my last such posting a month or so ago. If any of this looks familiar to you, I ask that you contact me. I made it my little project to find all the descendents of Benejah F FAY, the first settler in what is now known as Parma, Cuyahoga County, OH. I have the line of Ruth WILCOX going back to the immigrant as well. asterix will denote the line down to my wife. For sources, you can count various census, internment records, gravestones, obits, marriage index for Cuyahoga County, emails from various other descendents of Benejah FAY, & a few books from around the turn of the century. Should you have a question about certain entries on this list, feel free to email me and I can share with the source for that particular piece of info. Thanx in advance, Jim SHREVE Sr. Descendants of Benajah F FAY **1. Benajah F FAY (b.28 Jul 1773-Sturbridge,Mass;d.15 Apr 1860-Parma,CC,Oh) sp: Ruth WILCOX (b.20 Oct 1781-Middletown,M,Ct;m.1799;d.16 Sep 1831-) 2. Sophia FAY (b.17 May 1800-New York) sp: Joseph DEAN (m.18 Mar 1818) 2. Asa FAY (b.23 Oct 1801-New York;d.1852/1860) sp: Florella BRAINARD (b.1810/1815-Connecticut;m.13 Oct 1831) 3. Lewis FAY (b.Abt 1832-Ohio) 3. Roxanna FAY (b.Abt 1833-Ohio) sp: Newell ROBERTS (b.Abt 1832-Ohio) 4. Luther ROBERTS (b.Abt 1855) 4. George ROBERTS (b.Abt 1865-Ohio) 4. Arthur ROBERTS (b.Abt 1872-Ohio) 4. Flora ROBERTS (b.Abt 1873-Ohio) 3. Jane FAY (b.Abt 1835-Ohio) 3. Franklin FAY (b.1837-Ohio;d.1869) 3. Martin FAY (b.Abt 1839-Ohio) 3. Harriet FAY (b.Abt 1842-Michigan) 3. Asa FAY (b.Abt 1844-Ohio) sp: Lucy L BRISTOL (m.30 Jan 1870) 4. Adelaid Flora FAY (b.16 Dec 1871-Huron County,Oh) 4. James Franklin FAY 4. Clara May FAY 4. Harriet FAY 4. Alfred FAY 4. Etta FAY 4. Asa FAY 4. Olive FAY 3. Sophronia FAY (b.Abt 1847-Ohio) 3. Charles FAY (b.Jul 1850-Ohio) 3. Andrew FAY (b.Abt 1852-Ohio) 2. Amanda FAY (b.20 Nov 1802-New York;d.18 Aug 1859-Troy,Mi) sp: John VALENTINE 3. Samuel VALENTINE (b.1821-Ohio) 3. Jurusha VALENTINE (b.1823-Ohio) 3. Edmond VALENTINE (b.1825-Ohio) 3. Benajah VALENTINE (b.1831-Michigan) 3. Harriet VALENTINE (b.1833-Michigan) 3. Ramsdale VALENTINE (b.1835-Michigan) 3. Clark VALENTINE (b.1839-Michigan) 3. Cornelia VALENTINE (b.1842-Michigan) 3. Ona VALENTINE (b.1846-Michigan) 3. Charles VALENTINE (b.1846-Michigan) 2. Joseph Mason FAY (b.31 Jul 1805-New York;d.24 Jul 1889-KC,Wi) sp: Sophronia A BRAINARD (b.27 Feb 1806-Conn;m.1828;d.14 Mar 1885-) 3. Andrew FAY (b.4 Feb 1833-Cuyahoga County,Oh;d.Aft 1892) sp: Cynthia M NEWBURY (m.21 Dec 1858;d.25 May 1882-WT,KC,Wi) 4. Ida R FAY 4. Mina E FAY (d.Aft 1892) sp: Herman ELFERS (m.Bef 1892) sp: Harriet M BRAINERD (b.14 Jan 1844-,;m.12 Feb 1883;d.Aft 1892) 3. Clarissa FAY (d.Bef 1892) 3. Sylvanus FAY (d.Bef 1892) 3. Lyman FAY (b.16 Jun 1834-Cuyahoga County,Oh;d.Aft 1892) sp: Clarissa J BRAINARD (b.12 Jun 1842-,;m.31 Dec 1858;d.Aft 1892) 4. Ulysses S FAY (b.Abt 1869;d.Aft 1892) 3. George H FAY (b.17 Sep 1844-Wheatland Township,KC,Wi;d.Aft 1892) sp: Caroline S WILCOX (m.19 Apr 1869;d.13 Oct 1874) 4. Carrie E FAY (d.Aft 1892) 4. Ellis M FAY (d.Aft 1892) 4. Unnamed FAY sp: Susan M RUNKEL (b.29 Jan 1857-BT,Wi;m.18 Oct 1879;d.Aft 1892) 4. Mabel C FAY (b.19 Oct 1880) 4. Milton G FAY (b.30 Nov 1886) 3. Mary FAY (d.Aft 1892) sp: Nathan T WILCOX 3. Florilla FAY (d.Aft 1892) 2. Benajah F FAY Jr (b.6 Aug 1806-New York;d.24 Jul 1849-Parma,Oh) sp: Lois HODGEMAN (b.1808-Massachusetts;d.27 Nov 1877-BT,Oh) 3. Eli FAY (b.22 Apr 1828-Ohio;d.1901) sp: Henrietta TAYLOR (b.Abt 1829-Ohio;d.1865-Middleburgh,Oh) sp: Betsey Ellen DUNHAM (b.2 Sep 1842-,;m.4 Apr 1866;d.6 Jan 1921-) 4. Ira E FAY (b.Abt 1868-Ohio) sp: Ida WEST (b.Abt 1867;d.Aug 1934-Berea,Ohio) 3. Amos FAY (b.Abt 1830-Ohio) sp: Amelia (b.Abt 1835-New York) 4. Merritt FAY (b.Abt 1860) 3. Henry J FAY (b.1832-Ohio;d.1911) sp: Hannah J SLOAN (b.Abt 1836-Ohio;m.Abt 1856;d.1872/1880-) 4. William H FAY (b.Abt 1857-Cleveland,CC,OH;d.7 Mar 1920) sp: Amelia ORTLEY (b.26 Sep 1858;d.27 Jan 1909-Cleveland,CC,OH) 5. Olive F FAY 5. Carl FAY 5. Raymond FAY 5. Harry David FAY (b.Abt 1892;d.3 Jan 1962) 5. Harvey W FAY 4. Jane FAY (b.Abt 1858-Ohio) 4. Eli B FAY (b.Abt 1859-Ohio;d.21 Feb 1944-Newbury,OH) sp: Mary BOESCH (b.Abt 1853;d.4 Jan 1944-Mount Gilead,OH) 5. Charles H FAY 5. Elsie B FAY sp: H Willmott HUTCHINSON 5. Floyd W FAY sp: Belle A POKORNY 5. George W FAY (d.Jul 1936) sp: May URBAN 5. Howard E FAY (b.9 May 1903-C,CC,OH;d.20 Jan 1904-Cleveland,CC,OH) 4. Orisus D FAY (b.Abt 1860-Ohio) 4. Allen E FAY (b.Abt 1862-Ohio;d.14 Oct 1933) sp: Cora A AIKENS (b.Abt 1869-Ohio;d.5 Mar 1916) 5. Goldie Bea FAY sp: Robert T MORDAUNT 4. Minnie L FAY (b.Abt 1872-Ohio) 3. Lovell B FAY (b.23 Aug 1848;d.15 Oct 1866) 2. Mary FAY (b.31 Jul 1808-New York) 2. Harriet FAY (b.27 Apr 1810-New York) 2. Huldah FAY (b.19 Nov 1811-New York) sp: Edwin LOVEJOY (b.1810-Ohio;m.13 Apr 1834) 3. John LOVEJOY (b.17 Dec 1845-Bremen,FC,OH;d.29 Dec 1915-Waukegan,L,IL) sp: Amanda Jane DRAKE (b.10 Feb 1847-,,,;m.22 Dec 1869;d.18 Mar 1910-) 4. Leona Irene LOVEJOY sp: George W KINYON Jr. (m.20 Dec 1893) 4. Ralph LOVEJOY sp: Grace SHALLEY 4. Orson Alvin LOVEJOY (b.29 Nov 1870-Warren Township,Lake County,IL) sp: Lena ROSECRANS (m.20 Dec 1893) 4. Clara Viola LOVEJOY (b.20 Dec 1876-Gurnee,Warren Township,LC,IL) sp: Clarence James WEBB (b.1875-Hickory,LC,IL;m.23 Oct 1901) 4. Charles Irving LOVEJOY (b.10 Jun 1878-Gurnee,Warren Township,LC,IL) sp: Helen Elizabeth WESTVEER (b.13 Sep 1888-E,IO;m.12 Aug 1919) 3. George LOVEJOY sp: Candace WINTER sp: Elizabeth HAINES 3. Benjamin LOVEJOY 3. Harriet LOVEJOY sp: George RAY 3. Serina LOVEJOY 3. Ami LOVEJOY 2. Watson FAY (b.26 Sep 1813-New York) 2. Lyman J FAY (b.6 Oct 1815-New York) sp: Mary M BORROUGHS 2. Mabel Truman FAY (b.26 Jan 1820-Parma,Cuyahoga County,Oh) sp: Dudley Sherman HUMPHREY (b.21 Nov 1814-,;m.11 Mar 1847;d.1876-) 3. Minah Sherman HUMPHREY (b.Abt 1848-Ohio) 3. Harlow HUMPHREY (b.1850-Townsend,Huron County,Ohio) 3. Dudley Sherman HUMPHREY II (b.19 May 1852-WT,HC,Oh;d.7 Sep 1933-) sp: Effie Deetta SHANNON (m.3 Sep 1879) 4. Mabel Elizabeth HUMPHREY sp: Percy KILLALY 4. Harvey John HUMPHREY sp: Catherine FULDAUER (m.8 Aug 1906) 4. H. Louise HUMPHREY sp: Male LAMBIE 4. David HUMPHREY 3. David H HUMPHREY 3. Mary Malinda HUMPHREY ** 2. Jeremiah Wilcox FAY (b.8 Mar 1822-Parma,CC,Oh;d.2 Sep 1913-Parma,CC,Oh) sp: Mary Ann BRADLEY (b.1836-R,CC,Oh;m.5 Jul 1854;d.14 Dec 1912-) 3. Mary FAY (b.Abt 1851-Parma,Cuyahoga County,OH) 3. William Noble FAY (b.Abt 1855-Parma,Cuyahoga County,OH;d.14 Jul 1906) 3. Edgar B FAY (b.1 Dec 1856-Parma,CC,Ohio;d.22 Apr 1934-C,CC,Ohio) sp: Dora M HOFFMAN (b.Abt Feb 1857-Parma,CC,Ohio;m.15 Jan 1880) 4. Emma FAY (b.7 Nov 1880-Parma,Cuyahoga County,Ohio) 4. Florence G FAY (b.20 Jan 1889-Parma,Cuyahoga County,Ohio) sp: Maxwell J KUHN (b.Abt 1889-,,Oh;m.30 Nov 1914;d.5 Jul 1951) 5. Harland KUHN (b.4 Jun 1915-CC,Ohio;d.22 Jul 1983-Greene,TC,Ohio) sp: Virginia May SMITH (m.16 Apr 1936;d.Aft 1983) 5. George Edgar KUHN 3. Albert W FAY (b.Feb 1860-Parma,CC,OH;d.6 Jun 1861-Parma,CC,Oh) 3. Alfred Wylie FAY (b.1866;d.30 Apr 1944) sp: Jennie E PECK (b.1866;d.15 Nov 1951) 4. Eunice FAY sp: Louis B FOOTE 4. Norman FAY 4. Lloyd FAY (d.2 Jan 1944-Cuyahoga County,Cleveland,Oh) ** 3. Clarence E FAY (b.1 May 1873-Parma,Cuyahoga County,Oh;d.24 Sep 1947) sp: Ruth R STEVENS (b.1883;m.28 Nov 1902;d.9 Aug 1924-Parma,C,Oh) 4. Esther May FAY (b.17 Oct 1902;d.6 May 1904) ** 4. Eugene Norman FAY (b.5 Feb 1906) sp: Virginia Louise SMITH (b.31 Aug 1904-C,Oh;d.18 Apr 1936) 5. Marilyn FAY (STILL ALIVE) sp: Joseph KNOX ** 5. Bonnie Jeanne FAY (STILL ALIVE) sp: Donald Earl HUNT (b.28 Oct 1926-D,Mi;d.30 Nov 1969-) sp: Enola Wuanita BLAYLOCK (b.1 Jul 1913;d.30 Jan 1998-T,Mi) 5. Karen FAY (STILL ALIVE) sp: Keith 4. Dr. Dudley Sherman FAY (b.Abt 1907-Parma,Oh;d.16 Jan 1992-P,P,Oh) sp: Opal M MCCLARREN (d.Bef 1992) 5. Ruth FAY 4. Jerry Wilcox FAY (d.Bef 1992) sp: UNKNOWN 5. Dale FAY 4. Walter G FAY (b.12 Nov 1909;d.16 Aug 1983) sp: Evelyn A (b.2 Dec 1908;d.27 Dec 1996) 5. Judith FAY sp: Male JOHNSON 5. Bruce W FAY 2. Ruth FAY (b.8 Mar 1822-Parma,Oh) sp: Rhoda EDWARDS (b.10 May 1798-Canada;m.1832;d.29 Mar 1859-P,CC,Oh) 2. El iza FAY (b.Abt 1833-Parma,Cuyahoga County,Ohio) 2. George W FAY (b.Abt 1835-Parma,Cuyahoga County,Ohio;d.20 Mar 1846) 

Hi ! I don't know if this info. will be of any use to anyone but I found this clipping while I was doing some Penn. Research on the Fays. Henry Tudor Fay was the son of Cyrus Paige and Myra (Barnes)was born Nov.20 1822. He married (first) Ellen Gregory who died in 1846. Her children were:twins Henry Tudor and Ellen Frances, both of whom died young. He married (second) Maryett Sanford. Children;1 Myra Bryan born Sept. 19 1852; married Joseph Wadsworth Grant (see Grant V111); is now a resident of Franklin, Penn.2 Frank Paige born Sept 22, 1855; mar.Oct. 14, 1901 Frances Clark, dau. of Sheldon Harley and Mary (Clark) Wheeler; Children born in Los Angeles, Ca.1 Kenyon Tudor born 27 July 1902;2 Sheldon Paige, born Jan. 28,1905 3 Kate Whitney,born Mar. 29, 1859 4 Etta Barnes b Mar 21, 1863 died oung -5 Nellie Sanford twin of Etta Barnes; marr. William Albert Rath. Happy Hunting Everyone Margaret Pincock

Hi Cousins; I have been reading the Fay-Digest on line and really appreciate all the comments and the enthusiasm of everyone. I am still looking for the Fays in Penn. Jospeh Fay, b between 1780-90 Place of birth unknown. Wife Martha (unknown) Children; Matilda Fay b 1810, James W Fay b 1811-12, Mary Fay b 1812-15 Catherine Fay b 1815/20, Sarah Fay b 1818, d 1901, Switzerland Co, Ind. Harriet Fay b 14 Aug,1819 Penn. Daniel Fay, uknown, Levi Fay 1824, Penn. marr. 20 Jul. 1848 Vevay Switzerland Co Ind. Wife Sarah Ann Merrill. Levi is my GGGrandfather and I Don't know anyone in the family doing this research. I contacted Levi's grandson, son of Levi Edward in Iowa but didn't get very much information. I am hoping someone out there may have some input on this family as all of the older generations are gone and I have very little to go on. I feel joining the Fay Org. has given me info to no end on the early Fays and hope I can tie into the Fays some where. My GGrandmother was Rosabelle Fay Dau of Levi and Sarah Ann (Merrill) Fay. She married Greorge Washington Lacey from Carter Co Tenn. They were married in Vevay Switzerland Co In. Best Regards Margaret Pincock

Good morning everyone! Some time ago there was a posting regarding Fays in Monore County Michigan, just south of Detroit. I am tenetively planning a trip there next week for a week or ten days for business. There will also likely be three or four followup trips over the next few months. In my spare time however, I would be willing to do a little research at the local library or cemetaries if someone is interested. I will need as much specific information as you have. I will have a digital camera and laptops so I can take and transmit pictures from Monroe. Please write me at madgrad77@hotmail.com if you are interested. Bob Fay ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

I discovered that I do have Digest numbers 31 through 39, so I do not need those. I still need 30 and earlier, and numbers 42 and 43. Linda

Dear Family and Friends, I am in the process of putting back issues of the Digest up on the web at our site (check out the ones there: the entry point is at "Archived Queries"!) However, I am missing many issues, for I did not start to subscribe to the Digest until relatively late. I need the following issues: 42 and 43 (most urgent) any issue BEFORE issue 40 (I only have a couple from before that time, and a bit of duplication does not matter) IF you have these available, please let me know BEFORE sending; it could be that a great many of you save them, and I don't really need 50 copies of issue 26, for example. I will get in touch with you and ask you to send, and then I will post to this list to show that I have received that particular issue. Thank you. Linda (linda@fayfamily.org)

From: CKubly9527@aol.com Date: Thu, 4 May 2000 03:38:25 EDT Patentee: Harrison K. FAY Land Office: 9 [Milwaukee] Document Number: 1015 Title Authority: Act or Treaty: 24 April 1820 - Statutory Reference: 3 Stat. 566 Entry Classification: Sale-Cash Entries Signature: Y - Signature Date: 1843/03/03 Aliquot Parts: NW Section Number: 5 Township: 3 N Range: 23 E Base Line: 46 Total Acres: 167.6800 Fractional Section: Y Accession Number: WI2560__.255 Image Name: 00023269 Volume ID: 044 ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

From: CKubly9527@aol.com Date: Thu, 4 May 2000 03:39:23 EDT Harrison K. FAY - IL Public Land Purchase Records (Meridian 3): E2NE - Sec 4 - 37N 12E - 80.59 acres at $1.25 ($100.73) - 24 June 1835 - vol 687 - p 52 W2SW - Sec 12 - 37N 11E - 79.10 acres at $2.10 ($166.11) - 22 Jan 1835 - vol 686 - p 166 SE - Sec 11 - 40N 13E - 80 acres at $1.25 ($100.00) - 4 Nov 1834 - res 16 - vol 236 - p 41 E2NE - Sec 12 - 33N 3E - 80 acres at $1.25 ($100.00) - 4 Nov 1834 - res 16 - vol 236 - p 41 E2NE - Sec 12 - 33N 3E - 80 acres at $1.25 ($100.00) - 4 Nov 1834 - vol 704 - p 125 (Records are in the Illinois State Archives) ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

I'm searching for Ethel Mae Fay nee Giles. In my initial email I don't remember if I mentioned that she was from Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. I think she left there about 1920 or so, was a nurse in Hartford, CT then went to Jacksonville, Fl where she lived until early 1968. Then she moved to Orlando and passed away in July of the same year. Thanks. Pam Jastremski Casselberry, FL dal622@prodigy.net

Looking for info on Ethel Mae Fay nee Giles. The story I was told is that she married Fay, they had two children. Unfortunately her husband and both children died. She became a nurse in Hartford, CT and eventually ended up in Florida. Sshe was like a grandmother to me and I just want to learn a little more about her. Thank you. Pam Jastremski dal622@prodigy.net

Jim and All: DO in the censuses is short for "ditto" meaning same entry as above. Sharon

Morning all, I would like like to thank, all of you who emailed me a response back on my query. There was just too many for me to answer everyone privately. Everyone said it meant ditto. In any event, about a month ago, a descendent of Huldah FAY, daughter of Benejah FAY(OPF 95) & Ruth WILCOX, whom married Edwin LOVEJOY, emailed me. Here's is the pertinent info, with the editting I usually do for living people and what not. Asterix will indicate whose continued in the next generation. Gen 1 Edwin LOVEJOY <b. 1810 OH>, possible son of Solomon LOVEJOY, married <m. 4-13-1834 Cuyahoga County, OH> Huldah FAY <b. 11-19-1811 NY>, daughter of Benejah F FAY & Ruth WILCOX. known children: ** a>John LOVEJOY <b. 12-17-1845 Bremen, Fairfield County, OH d. 12-29-1915 Waukegan, Lake County, IL> b>George LOVEJOY married 1>Candace WINTER 2>Elizabeth HAINES c>Benjamin LOVEJOY d>Harriet "Hattie" LOVEJOY married George RAY e>Serina LOVEJOY f>Ami LOVEJOY NOTE:The date of marriage differs between what I had, and what Toni had. We were using two different marriage indexes apparently. A look at the actual certificate would eliminate that discrepancy. Gen 2 John LOVEJOY <b. 12-17-1845 Bremen, Fairfield County, OH d. 12-29-1915 Waukegan, Lake County, IL> married <m. 12-22-1869 Waukegan, Lake County, IL by John WILSON> Amanda Jane DRAKE <b. 2-10-1847 Gurnee, Warren Township, Lake County, IL d. 3-18-1910 Waukegan, Lake County, IL> daughter of Henry DRAKE & Julia HARVEY known children: a>Leona Irene LOVEJOY married George W KINYON Jr. <m. 12-20-1893 Lake County, IL> b>Ralph LOVEJOY married Grace SHALLEY c>Orson Alvin LOVEJOY <b. 11-29-1870 Warren Township, Lake County, IL> married <m. 12-20-1893 Lake County, IL> Lena ROSECRANS <b. Mchenry County, IL> d>Clara Viola LOVEJOY <b. 12-20-1876 Gurnee, Warren Township, Lake County, IL> married <m. 10-23-1901 Waukegan, Lake County, IL> Clarence James WEBB <b. 1875 Hickory, Lake County, IL> ** e>Charles Irving LOVEJOY <b. 6-10-1878 Gurnee, IL> Gen 3 Charles Irving LOVEJOY <b. 6-10-1878 Gurnee, IL> married <m. 8-12-1919 Santa Ana, CA> Helen Elizabeth WESTVEER <b. 9-13-1888 Eagle Grove, IO>, daughter of Hendrick WESTVEER & Margaret McKAY known children: a>Charles Irving LOVEJOY Jr. <still alive Burbank, CA> I will leave it off there. Enjoy. Jim SHREVE Sr. > I've been doing a lot of work looking at the census, trying to piece > together everyone in my various lines, and a question has been bothering me > for some time. > > What does DO mean under state of origin or birth? For the life of me, I > cannot figure out which state or country that would be. > > I'm inclined to think it actually means something along the lines of Data > Omitted, or something similar, since on a few people I saw it on, had a > different abbreviation in a later census. > > Thanx in advance, > Jim SHREVE Sr.

I haven't put this out for sometime.......so thought I'd try it again in hopes someone new on the list might respond. Am looking for info on a Patrick and Ann Farrell (O'Farrell) Fay who were in Cumberland, MD in 1845-1846. They were godparents for my ggrandparents oldest child Roseanne Byrne (Burn) who was born there in 1846. Between that time and about 1848, they left Cumberland and went to the Falls Church, VA area. I believe they had a granddaughter named Betty (Mrs Sergeant) White also of Falls Church. Ann O'Farrell Fay was a sister to my great grandmother Catherine O'Farrell (Farrell) Byrne. (Catherine was born in County Tyrone, Ireland about 1825) If this sounds familiar to anyone, please contact me. Thanks. Pat Byrne Thurmes (in MN)

Morning all, I've been doing a lot of work looking at the census, trying to piece together everyone in my various lines, and a question has been bothering me for some time. What does DO mean under state of origin or birth? For the life of me, I cannot figure out which state or country that would be. I'm inclined to think it actually means something along the lines of Data Omitted, or something similar, since on a few people I saw it on, had a different abbreviation in a later census. Thanx in advance, Jim SHREVE Sr.

Jim, Could the DO under state of origin or birth on the census that you questioned possibly mean "Ditto"? Just a guess! Pat (in MN)

Another bio from Cathy Kubly. Yes, there are still more to come<g>Bob F ************************************************************************* From: CKubly9527@aol.com Date: Thu, 4 May 2000 03:41:09 EDT 20th Century Biographical Dictionary of Notable Americans: Vol IV Herman Allen FAY, soldier, was born in Bennington, VT, in 1778; son of Jonas and Lydia (SAFFORD) FAY. He was graduated from the US military academy in 1808, and served on garrison duty during the war of 1812-15. In 1816 he was appointed chief forage-master of the northern division of the army and in 1818 was stationed at Albany, NY, as US military store-keeper. He published: An Official Account of Battles Fought Between the Army and Navy of the United States and Great Britain in 1812-15 (1815). He died in Bannington, Vt, 20 August 1865. ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

Another Fay history tidbit furnished by Cathy Kubly. ******************Question for the Day******************************** Is this the daughter and son-in-law of timberman Harrison K[ellogg] Fay of New York, Cook County, Illinois, and Racine, Adams, Portage, and Wood counties in Wisconsin?? Bob Fay ********************************************************************** From: CKubly9527@aol.com Date: Thu, 4 May 2000 03:45:59 EDT 20th Century Biographical Dictionary of Notable Americans: Volume X James Kent STONE, educator, was born in Boston, MA, 10 November 1840; son of the Rev. John Seely (q.v.), and Mary (KENT) STONE, and grandson of Chancellor James KENT (q.v.). He was graduated from Harvard, A.B. [B.A.], 1861, A.M. [M.A.] 1863, meanwhile continuing his studies at the University of Göttingen and in Italy. He enlisted in the civil war, 2nd Massachusetts volunteers, but was obliged to retire from service on account of his severe injuries. He was assistant professor of Latin language and literature in Kenyon college, Ohio, 1862-63; professor of the same, 1863-67; and professor of mental and moral philosophy, and president of the college, 1867-68. He was married in 1863 to Cornelia [FAY], daughter of Harrison FAY of Boston, MA, by whom he had three children. He was elected president of Hobart College, Geneva, NY, in 1868, but resigned in 1869, soon after becoming a convert to the Roman Catholic faith and a member of the missionary society of St. Paul, the Apostle (Paulist Fathers), New York City. In 1876 he joined the Order of the Passion (in which he was known as Father Fidelis), filling various offices in Europe and the United States, and also establishing houses of his order in Chili and Argentine Republic, during his twelve years' residence in South America. He received the honorary degree of D.D. from Racine college, Wisconsin, in 1868, and is the author of The Invitation Heeded (1870). ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com