This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/RRB.2ACE/1134.408.1180.1173.2.1 Message Board Post: The names Alzada and Wellington are curious and the family line I and my sister have collected is quite similar. 1 James Hogoboon d: 1827 +Sally 2 Asa Bethola Hugoboon b: May 21, 1811 d: October 1, 1888 ... +Rena Perkins b: April 4, 1811 d: March 4, 1884 ... 3 Esther Hugoboon b: 1841 d: 1879 ...... +Andrew J. Perkins b: 1836 m: July 19, 1858 d: Unknown ... 3 Alzada Hugoboon b: February 7, 1838 d: March 8, 1926 ...... +Daniel Eugene Marble b: 1834 m: October 2, 1853 d: June 8, 1869 ... 3 John B. Hugoboon b: 1844 d: 1864 ... 3 Wellington Hugoboon b: 1836 d: 1919 ...... +Alida b: 1843 d: 1911 ... 3 Malvina Hugoboon ...... +Merrill There appears to have existed two Wellington Hugoboons at the same time in Western NY. The Wellington in my tree lived in Cattaraugus Co NY after the Civil War and about 40 years later (I believe) sent a post card to my ggrandfather Addison in ILL. In the card Wellington asks his nephew Addison to come visit in NY. The only connection to Wisconsin I know of for my family line was Daniel Marble's father attempted to move his family to Wisconsin but returned to NY where Daniel married a Hugoboon. That was Alzada Hugoboon and they moved to ILL. I remember seeing the Edwin/Silena union in the census records of Cattaraugus Co. With no direct connection it looks like Wellington and Wellington might be cousins. I see a lot of Perkins, Hugoboon, and Marble intermarriage and traveling together and now it looks like shared first names - Wellington, Alzada