This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------D6043F79A92D62EED051FE49 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; x-mac-type="54455854"; x-mac-creator="4D4F5353" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hi all, Can anyone provide any info to Lisa. I'm forwarding this because she has helped me with a few brickwalls of the last couple of years. Thanks Jay --------------D6043F79A92D62EED051FE49 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <[email protected]> Received: from listserv.northwest.com ([206.163.63.242]) by mail.edgenet.net (Post.Office MTA v3.5.3 release 223 ID# 0-59039U12500L12500S0V35) with SMTP id net for <[email protected]>; Wed, 22 Sep 1999 10:29:46 -0400 Received: by listserv.northwest.com (Linux Smail3.2.0.101 #1) id m11TniU-001y40a; Wed, 22 Sep 1999 07:49:54 -0700 (PDT) Received: from imo17.mx.aol.com by listserv.northwest.com with smtp (Linux Smail3.2.0.101 #1) id m11Tnhv-001reqC; Wed, 22 Sep 1999 07:49:19 -0700 (PDT) Received: from [email protected] by imo17.mx.aol.com (mail_out_v22.4.) id cALHa29059 (4571); Wed, 22 Sep 1999 10:23:01 -0400 (EDT) From: [email protected] Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Wed, 22 Sep 1999 10:23:00 EDT Subject: Really need help! Alexander / Watson To: [email protected], [email protected] MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 4.0 for Windows 95 sub 26 Sender: [email protected] Precedence: bulk Dear Listers, If anyone out there can provide even a small bit of info on this family, I would really appreciate it. I cannot find them anywhere. LDS has nothing. John J. Watson, born about 1827 in Ireland (living Littleton, Maine when he married) Ann Alexander, born 31 Jan 1834, in Debec, Carleton County. She lists both her parents as being born in Ireland, per the 1891 census. They were married in Richmond Parish on 24 July 1857. These are their children that I know of: F. Alexander Watson - b. 21 Sept 1858, d. 7 Nov 1929 Did he marry? Letitia Ann Watson - married George W. Gartley in 1882 Rebecca Watson - born 1868 - who did she marry? Catherine J. Watson - born 1870 (twin) Did she marry? d. 1937 George W. Watson - born 1870 (twin) Did he marry? d. 1932 Mary Isabel Watson - born 1872 Did she marry? d. 1956 If anyone has ANY info...a middle name, correction of a middle initial, spouse, children...PLEASE contact me. This family was raised in Watson Settlement, Richmond Parish, Carleton County, New Brunswick. I am truly stuck here. Is anyone familiar with Watson Settlement, that might know of this family? Thank you to all, Lisa Z !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!PLEASE READ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hi If you would like to run some of the lists go to www.genweb.net/Maillist.html Fill out the form and I can set it up www.genweb.net Listinfo for the list available Check www.genweb.net for genealogy services www.genweb.net/Website.html for web space set up www.genweb.net/Maillist.html for a mailing list set up www.genweb.net/Listinfo to see the mailing lists on the server now www.genweb.net/cgi-bin/thumbnail/thumbnail.pl? To display a photo www.genweb.net/cgi-bin/linkt/linkt.cgi To add a link to your home pages www.genweb.net/banners/ads_admin.cgi To add your site to the Banner Sharing program --------------D6043F79A92D62EED051FE49--

I read recently an email asking for information on a PENNYPACKER. I don't recall any details of the mail other than the name. If the person is still interested, I found a Samuel Whitaker PENNYPACKER in the "History of PA" written by Allen C. Thomas. He is listed on page 295 as Governor of the Commonwealth from 1903-19078 as a Republican under the Constitution of 1873. This is all the info mentioned. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com

I just received the death certificate on my ggg-grandfather, Asa C. WATSON, b. 2-11-1832 KY, d. 10-1-1913 Franklin Co. MS. His wife was Margaret Ann Trawick. Asa and Margaret were married in Copiah Co., MS. According to the death certificate, Asa's parents were William Watson, b. KY and Janie Crain. Does anybody have any information on William and Janie? Thanks for any help! Debbie

there is a Pleasant Watson, in the census reports in either rutherford co. or cannon co. TN in the 1860- 1870 era. seems he was a saddlemaker or something similar. i have not looked through those documents in quite a while. but he is there. jtwatson nola

In answer to "myline" There were Watsons who married in Dyer family in Fannin Co, GA. Do not know if they moved to TX or not. Z [email protected] wrote: > Part 1.1 Type: Internet E-Mail Message (message/rfc822) > > Part 1.2 Type: Internet E-Mail Message (message/rfc822) > > Part 1.3 Type: Internet E-Mail Message (message/rfc822) > > Part 1.4 Type: Internet E-Mail Message (message/rfc822) > > Part 1.5 Type: Internet E-Mail Message (message/rfc822) > > Part 1.6 Type: Internet E-Mail Message (message/rfc822)

PLEASE hold all lookup request for a few days. We have so many now that we cannot keep up. Many thanks!!!!!!!

Looking for help on the following family: Descendants of Joseph E. Dyer Generation No. 1 1. JOSEPH E.2 DYER (UNKNOWN1) was born Oct 1863 in Texas. He married (1) LORENA GRAVES 1888, daughter of DANIEL GRAVES and JENNIE KINGHORN. She was born Apr 1870 in Indian Territory, and died Bef. 1906. He married (2) CUBA "CUBIE" WATSON 1906, daughter of UNKNOWN WATSON and UNKNOWN. She was born 1887 in Texas. More About JOSEPH E. DYER: Census 1: 1900, Choctaw Nation, I.T., Twp.8 NR 17E, Indian Population Census 2: 1910, Quinton Twp., Pittsburg Co., OK Census 3: 1920, Quinton Twp., Pittsburg Co., OK Notes for CUBA "CUBIE" WATSON: Per census info-parents born in Texas or Missouri. Children of JOSEPH DYER and LORENA GRAVES are: i. JOSEPH A. DYER, b. Oct 1889, Indian Territory. ii. JACK A. DYER, b. 1892, Oklahoma; m. ARUBY? UNKNOWN. iii. MARY B. DYER, b. Feb 1892, Indian Territory. iv. JESSIE DYER, b. Feb 1895, Indian Territory. v. ROBERT DYER, b. Jul 1897, Indian Territory. vi. JAMES R. DYER, b. 1898, Oklahoma. vii. FANNIE (FRANCES?) L. DYER, b. Sep 1899, Indian Territory. viii. MAMIE DYER, b. Sep 1899, Indian Territory. ix. SUSANA (SUDIE?) M. DYER, b. 1903, Oklahoma. Children of JOSEPH DYER and CUBA WATSON are: x. JOE R. DYER, b. 1908, Oklahoma. xi. ? D. DYER, b. 1909, Oklahoma. xii. CHARLES HASKELL DYER, b. 15 Aug 1911, Quinton, Pittsburg Co., OK, d. Sep 1973, Atoka, Atoka Co., OK. xiii. KATHARYN B. DYER, b. 1915, Oklahoma. Notes for CHARLES HASKELL DYER: Charles Haskell Dyer's Social Security application signed on Jan. 7, 1937, shows home address as, 2811 Tanner, Dallas, Texas. Date of birth, Aug. 15, 1911 in Quinton, Pittsburg County, Oklahoma. Father's name as Joe E. Dyer, mother as Cuba Watson. Charles employed at United States Cold Storage Company, 1114 Wood St., Dallas, Texas. Carol Sue [email protected] Researching: BLEVINS, JENKINS, J0NES, FLOWERS, ELAM, MORELAND, LONG, PHIPPS, WATSON

I am still working on my WATSON LINE, so I do not know if Rufus is mine or not, but I would be very upset with myself if later I was to find he was and I had not contacted you aabout the copy of the marriage certificate. I would very much like a copy. If you can scan it and send email that would be great, but if not, let me know and I will be glad to send you money for copy and postage. Thanks for the offer. People like you help so much with family genealogy research. Pat WATSON Opachick

I C U have WATSON / JOHNSON as I have. Did you have any that was from GA AL FL ? pat WATSON Opachick

Does anyone know about this Watson JOE COPELAND AKA PLEAS WATSON WELL KNOWN MAN LOSES HIS LIFE IN AN AFFRAY AT PARIS. JOE COPELAND, A DALLAS MAN, ENGAGED IN A SHOOTING AFFRAY AT PARIS TUESDAY NIGHT, AND WAS WOUNDED IN THE BODY. HE DIED YESTERDAY MORNING. THE BODY WAS SHIPPED HERE FOR BURIAL. MR. COPELAND WAS ABOUT 42 YEARS OF AGE. A WIFE AND THREE CHILDREN SURVIVE HIM. THEY LIVE IN THIS CITY, AS DOES DR. ADAMS, OF EAST DALLAS, THE FATHER-IN-LAW OF THE DECEASED. MR. COPELAND’S FATHER ALSO RESIDES HERE. THE DECEASED WAS A MEMBER OF THE FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES AT PARIS. HE WAS BORN IN GONZALAS. FEW MEN IN THE SOUTHWEST HAVE HELD A LARGER ACQUAINTANCE THAN JOE COPELAND. ON THE BORDER HE WAS KNOWN A “SMILING JOE,” FOR THE REASON THAT THERE WAS ALWAYS A SMILE ON HIS LIPS IN TIMES OF DANGER. IN EL PASO, JUST PRIOR TO THE FIGHT BETWEEN MEHER AND FITZSIMMONS, COPELAND WAS ASSAULTED BY A GANG OF ROUGHS ONE NIGHT AND KNOCKED DOWN. WHEN HE REGAINED HIS FEET HE HAD A SIX-SHOOTER IN EACH HAND AND THE MANNER IN WHICH HE USED THEM IS STILL THE SUBJECT FOR WONDERING COMMENT IN THAT COUNTRY. THE ROUGHS MADE A REPLY IN KIND, BUT HE ESCAPED UNHURT. THE NEXT MORNING FOURTEEN BULLET HOLES WERE FOUND IN A PLATE OF GLASS WINDOW JUST BEHIND THE PLACE WHERE HE HAD STOOD.-DALLAS NEWS. JOE COPELAND, WHOSE REAL NAME WAS PLEAS WATSON, WAS WELL KNOW IN SAN ANGELO. HE WAS A BROTHER OF MRS. DUDLEY TOM, OF THIS CITY, AND IN 1880 KILLED A SOLDIER BECAUSE THE LATTER LAID A LIVE COAL OF FIRE IN HIS HAND. AFTER THIS AFFAIR HE CHANGED HIS NAME TO JOE COPELAND, AND WENT BY THAT TITLE UNTIL AFTER HIS TRIAL IN 1883. HE WAS ACQUITTED OF THE CHARGE OF MURDER, BEING DEFENDED BY JUDGES J. W. TIMMINS AND MILTON MAYS. THE NAME OF COPELAND, HOWEVER, STUCK TO HIM, THOUGH MANY PERSONS BOTH AT PARIS AND DALLAS KNEW HIM BY HIS REAL NAME OF WATSON. COPELAND WAS A BROTHER ALSO OF MRS. C. C. YAW, OF SUTTON COUNTY, AND HAS A BROTHER LIVING. HIS FATHER AND MOTHER BOTH DIED IN GONZALES COUNTY, HENCE THE STATEMENT IN THE NEWS THAT HIS FATHER LIVES IN DALLAS IS AN ERROR. - SAN ANGELO STANDARD. WELL KNOWN MAN LOSES HIS LIFE IN AN AFFRAY AT PARIS. JOE COPELAND, A DALLAS MAN, ENGAGED IN A SHOOTING AFFRAY AT PARIS TUESDAY NIGHT, AND WAS WOUNDED IN THE BODY. HE DIED YESTERDAY MORNING. THE BODY WAS SHIPPED HERE FOR BURIAL. MR. COPELAND WAS ABOUT 42 YEARS OF AGE. A WIFE AND THREE CHILDREN SURVIVE HIM. THEY LIVE IN THIS CITY, AS DOES DR. ADAMS, OF EAST DALLAS, THE FATHER-IN-LAW OF THE DECEASED. MR. COPELAND’S FATHER ALSO RESIDES HERE. THE DECEASED WAS A MEMBER OF THE FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES AT PARIS. HE WAS BORN IN GONZALAS. FEW MEN IN THE SOUTHWEST HAVE HELD A LARGER ACQUAINTANCE THAN JOE COPELAND. ON THE BORDER HE WAS KNOWN A “SMILING JOE,” FOR THE REASON THAT THERE WAS ALWAYS A SMILE ON HIS LIPS IN TIMES OF DANGER. IN EL PASO, JUST PRIOR TO THE FIGHT BETWEEN MEHER AND FITZSIMMONS, COPELAND WAS ASSAULTED BY A GANG OF ROUGHS ONE NIGHT AND KNOCKED DOWN. WHEN HE REGAINED HIS FEET HE HAD A SIX-SHOOTER IN EACH HAND AND THE MANNER IN WHICH HE USED THEM IS STILL THE SUBJECT FOR WONDERING COMMENT IN THAT COUNTRY. THE ROUGHS MADE A REPLY IN KIND, BUT HE ESCAPED UNHURT. THE NEXT MORNING FOURTEEN BULLET HOLES WERE FOUND IN A PLATE OF GLASS WINDOW JUST BEHIND THE PLACE WHERE HE HAD STOOD.-DALLAS NEWS. JOE COPELAND, WHOSE REAL NAME WAS PLEAS WATSON, WAS WELL KNOW IN SAN ANGELO. HE WAS A BROTHER OF MRS. DUDLEY TOM, OF THIS CITY, AND IN 1880 KILLED A SOLDIER BECAUSE THE LATTER LAID A LIVE COAL OF FIRE IN HIS HAND. AFTER THIS AFFAIR HE CHANGED HIS NAME TO JOE COPELAND, AND WENT BY THAT TITLE UNTIL AFTER HIS TRIAL IN 1883. HE WAS ACQUITTED OF THE CHARGE OF MURDER, BEING DEFENDED BY JUDGES J. W. TIMMINS AND MILTON MAYS. THE NAME OF COPELAND, HOWEVER, STUCK TO HIM, THOUGH MANY PERSONS BOTH AT PARIS AND DALLAS KNEW HIM BY HIS REAL NAME OF WATSON. COPELAND WAS A BROTHER ALSO OF MRS. C. C. YAW, OF SUTTON COUNTY, AND HAS A BROTHER LIVING. HIS FATHER AND MOTHER BOTH DIED IN GONZALES COUNTY, HENCE THE STATEMENT IN THE NEWS THAT HIS FATHER LIVES IN DALLAS IS AN ERROR. - SAN ANGELO STANDARD.

I have the original marriage certificate of Rufus and Mary Josephine "Josie" Perry married 9/21/1907. He was the son of William Marion Watson. He died at age 28 from meningitis. If you have him in your line and would like a copy of this document, I would be happy to send it to you. It was given to me from a cousin since I had both Rufus and Josie in my line. MAIN LINES: BRANCHES: BINYON JACKSON MERRIMAN HISER WATSON ROBINSON PERRY ROBISON JOHNSON KIMBRO/UGH DWYER SMILEY STEPHENS BOYD WEDDLE NALL

When I was doing research on my Watsons from San Angelo Texas, I seen a couple of articles about him in the Standard Times. I was wondering if he was related to my Watsons. Do you know who his parents were or what relation he was with the Watsons there? God Bless, Angela MAIN LINES: BRANCHES: BINYON JACKSON MERRIMAN HISER WATSON ROBINSON PERRY ROBISON JOHNSON KIMBRO/UGH DWYER SMILEY STEPHENS BOYD WEDDLE NALL

HI: I am seeking contact with folks with knowledge of William Watson who married Hannah Dunham on 12-15-1797 in Berkeley County, VA and who may have moved onto to either Brown or Hamilton County, Ohio by 1830. Any help would be appreciaated. Thanks, Tom Berg

I found quite a few Watsons in the city directory there for the years 1908-1936. Also some cemetery records. If you had Watsons there and would like a lookup or copy of the page, I would be happy to help. Angela

Hi, I realize that's a broad subject heading, but I have lots of questions about WATSONS, LEONARDS, PHIL(L)IPS, and GARDNERS in Ontario and Pennsylvania. I have a lot of information about EVES through the generosity of others and web sites. I'm wondering if anyone is searching similar lines in Ontario and Pennsylvania? Does anyone know of on-line sites to search for Quakers, especially in Ontario? My specific quest is to find the parents of THOMAS PHILIPS LEONARD (1832-1918), who was born in England or Wales and came to Ontario around 1846, and who married ELIZABETH KITLEY WATSON (1832-1910). They lived in Grey County, Ontario, but I think both were from York County before they moved to Grey County. I think that the parents of Thomas Philips Leonard were SARAH PHILIPS (who I believe was from Pennsylvania) and JAMES LEONARD, who I would have thought was from Ontario but if his son was born in England or Wales, I'm not sure how he could have marreid Philips from Pennsylvania. Sarah Philips should be a daughter of EDITH EVES (1767-?) and ISAAC PHILIPS, but I'm not sure. If anyone can point me in the right direction on the web or is searching similar families, I'd be interested in corresponding. John Watson Sharp

Thanks to those of you who responded to my question about Lucy Watson. The questions are, alas, still unanswered :-( Please, if you have any information on Lucy Watson who married Barton Lovelace in MD and later married Abraham Cantrell, please let me know. You'll save a lot of hair-pulling, and may keep me from being the first in my line to go bald! :-) Peace, Part of the Tree, Greg Lovelace

I have not answered any of the queries because I could find no relationship to the little I know. However, the Watsons that I am researching ie: Houston Watson who married Lucy Dyer in l897 in Fannin County, GA which is a border town spilling over into both TN and NC. I do not know the siblings of Houston or his parents names. Try the web site of Fannin County if you think this might help. They have a nice gen page and list a lot of marriages. No need to order those records tho, I tried and they are just from a ledger book with the marriages listed made perhaps by a magistrate or JP? Regards, Z [email protected] wrote: > Part 1.1 Type: Internet E-Mail Message (message/rfc822) > > Part 1.2 Type: Internet E-Mail Message (message/rfc822)

Hello, Watson-folk I am new to the list, and am trying to chase down evidence to either prove or refute an oral tradition in my branch of the Lovelace family of Rutherford Co., NC. That tradition states that Barton Lovelace of MD married Lucy Watson and had three sons. Before 1790, Barton supposedly died, and Lucy Watson Lovelace married Abraham Cantrell. Lucy and Abraham and the three Lovelace boys, still young, ended up in the area of Spartanburg Co., SC. The Lovelace boys ended up in Rutherford Co., NC, right across the state line from Spartanburg Co., in the early 1800s and began raising families, which continue there to this day. In support of this tradition, the 1776 census of Montgomery Co., MD shows the family of Samuel and Sary Watson, including their daughter Lucy age 15 only two houses away from the family of Benjamin and Sary Lovlis, including their son Barton, age 19. I also have the marriage returns of one Rev. William Threlkeld which states that he performed the marriage of Bartin Loveless and Lucy Watson on 11 Jun 1778. I am lacking any solid evidence of the death of Barton Lovelace, who is said to have drowned crossing the Potomac River. I also have no solid evidence of the remarriage of Lucy Watson Lovelace to Abraham Cantrell. Cantrell researchers claim that Abraham did marry a Watson woman, his second marriage, and that their first son was born c1790 in Orange Co., NC and named Watson Cantrell. Past the birth of Watson Cantrell, I have nothing at all on Lucy Watson Lovelace Cantrell. Abraham is in the 1790 Spartanburg Co., SC census, and in the early 1800s posted bond for the marriage of Asa Lovelace and Susannah Hardin in Rutherford Co., NC. He also sold land in Rutherford Co. to both Asa and Nathan Lovelace, who were two of the three Lovelace sons of Lucy Watson Lovelace. Abraham reportedly died in SC. No record of Lucy's death. Are any of you familiar with this Watson woman or with the names Cantrell or Lovelace/less? If so, I would dearly like to hear from you. We have been beathing this horse now for 10 years, and it sure would be nice to find SOMETHING! <grin> Thank you in advance for your time. Peace, Part of the Tree, Greg Lovelace Maintainter of the LOVELACE list on RootsWeb

While at the library today I took some notes on a few WATSON's.These were pioneers who travelled to Oregon. There is not a lot of detail here, but I'm hoping someone might still locate their migrating Watson ancestor amongst the following: WATSON, JAMES OWEN - b 1873 Jacksonville, Ore son of EDWARD B WATSON and MARY ( OWEN ) WATSON WATSON, RALPH b Zena, Oregon at homestead of grandfather SANFORD WATSON who went to Oregon in the 1840's and was the son of HENRY WATSON and JENNIE ( ELDER ) WATSON WATSON, TOM C b Lampasas, Texas 1893 June 2 he was the son of DAVID H WATSON and CATHERINE (DENSON) WATSON WATSON, DR. WILLIS H. b Latah, Washington 1888 April 13 educated in Illinois - children : WILLIS, ROBERT and KATHRYN WATSON, WILLIAM mentioned as the son of the founder of Aberdeen-Angus line of cattle. He selected cattle for W.S. LADD and Simeon REED in Oregon. WATSON, HARRY - a Postal Office was established in Watson, Oregon July 1898 and named for this person who was a local stockman. WATSON, CLAIR Built the WATSON Cabin in Douglas County, Oregon to prove his timber claim. WATSON, JAMES - In 1854 he took up a donation land claim in Douglas County, Oregon. This being at the base of a mountain which became Watson Mountain. WATSON, EDSON - b 25 MARCH 1867 - OHIO son of THOMAS M WATSON and RHODA A (JENNINGS) WATSON of PA. married CARRIE H STONER 23 December 1891 Kansas Siblings: WATSON, ELIZA WATSON, EVA ( m. Rev. E Wilson of Ohio) WATSON, ETHEL ( teacher in Kansas) WATSON, WILLIAM FIDELAS - b California 24 April 1881 son of SAMUEL ROBERT WATSON and CHRISTIANA (SMITH) WATSON WATSON, JONAS - brother of William F Watson ( above) WATSON, W. P. - Mentioned as being in Oregon prior to 1870 WATSON, MARY - Arrived Oregon 1847 died at Kings Valley, Oregon 11 February 1873 at age of 64 WATSON, ROLLIE W - born Kansas 9 January 1874 Parents: CLARENCE C WATSON (Va.) and IDA E (HINCKLEY) WATSON ( Ohio) Clarence died in 1890 - Colorado. Siblings: WATSON, FRANCES E. ( Tennessee) WATSON, FERRY ( New Mexico) That's all folks :-) Rebecca Watson Walker [email protected] ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

I am hoping to find more info on Moses Watson #1. Any connections out there? Thanks! Ginger Brengle [email protected] 1. Moses Watson b. ABT 1805, GA or SC, m. Margret E. ??, b. ABT 1805, Georgia. Children: 2. i Francis Moses b. ABT 1834. Second Generation 2. Francis Moses Watson b. ABT 1834, Georgia, m. 10 Dec 1857, in Clay, Georgia, Amanda V. Gill, b. ABT 1840, Georgia, (daughter of Edward W. Gill and Sally Rambo) d. 4 Feb 1919. Francis died BEF 1870. Children: 3. i Francis Moses b. 8 May 1859. Third Generation 3. Francis Moses Watson, Jr b. 8 May 1859, Fort Gaines, Clay, Georgia, m. 18 Jan 1880, in Bronwood, Terrell, Georgia, Sarah Denton, b. 27 Nov 1859, Bronwood, Terrell, Georgia, (daughter of Moses Denton and Mary Ann Denton) d. 6 Nov 1939, Bronwood, Terrell, Georgia. Francis died 16 Sep 1926, Bronwood, Terrell, Georgia. Children: i Minnie L. Watson b. Oct 1880. 4. ii James Binion b. 3 Feb 1882. 5. iii Lillie Ann b. Nov 1883. 6. iv Franklin Moses b. 17 Jul 1885. v John S. Watson b. Jun 1887, Bronwood, Terrell, Georgia. vi Jennie Mae Watson b. Jul 1889, d. BEF 2 Jan 1969, Lake Alfred, FL. vii Sallie A. Watson b. Nov 1891. viii Mary F. Watson b. Apr 1894. ix Susie T. Watson b. Dec 1895.