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Descendants of Jean “Jacques” Guyon – Beginning in 1630 - 1900 Data compiled from multiple genealogies and websites – Errors are probable,

corrections can be forwarded to Debra Guiou at debrastuff@sbcglobal.net Last Updated 3/2018

This Genealogy prepared in conjunction with the book “A French Huguenot Legacy” by Debra Guiou Stufflebean, www.kansaswriter.com

Huguenot . . .I. JEAN “JACQUES” GUYON [b. Nov 28, 1637– d. Dec 1, 1694] Merchant & Immigrant from St. Martin, Il de Re, France to Staten Island, NY; Purchased 178 acres

on Staten Island Mar 27, 1675.

m. Feb 29, 1680 Sarah Casier [b. 1662 N. Harlem, NY – d. 1699 Staten Island, NY]

Dau of Philippe & Marie Taine Casier from St. Martinique, West Indies; Went back to Europe in 1659 to Manheim, Ger; then Holland and finally

Immigrants to America Apr 27, 1660, settled on Van Keulen’s Hook.

Note: Found a James Guyon born 1672 in Abbeville, SC – Also see Du Gue Notes from SC at end of Document

A. LYSBETH GUYON [b. Sept 25, 1681

B. JACQUES “JAMES” GUYON II [b. 1682 – d. abt Oct 30, 1742] Born on Staten Island, NY (Son of Sarah Casier)

m. 1710 Mary Holmes [b. 1685 – d. 1782] Born in Portsmouth, Rockingham, New Hampshire; Died Bucks Co, PA; <2nd Husband Matthew Rue>

Dau of Samuel & Alice Holmes, Gravesend, Long Island [Note Alice Holms married 2) William Osborne, 3) Daniel Lake. In 1695 Daniel Lake and

step-son Joseph Holmes (Mary’s bro) owned 200 acres in Fresh Hills, Staten Island.]

1. JOSEPH HOLMES GUYON [b. abt 1711 – d. 1758] Will dated Dec 7, 1757; Never married, died w/o issue. Dutch Colonial at New Dorp (Lake

Tysen) built by Joseph in 1740, inc. 112 acres, granaries and cider houses; Home thought to be haunted, cupboard doors fly open, footsteps

upstairs, images of people peering out windows.

2. CAPT. JACQUES “JAMES” GUYON III [b. Jan 5, 1714 – d. <Mar 3, 1761] Will dated Sept 27, 1759; Will proved Mar 3, 1761. Farmer, Richmond Co.

m. abt 1744 Adransha (Adriana) Poillon [b. Jan 22, 1727 – d. 1760] Dau of Jacques & Judith Bodine Poillon;

<2nd husband Samuel Ward - m. Aug 28, 1765> [Note: Peter Poillon’s will states his “wife is to have charge of all of my Negros.”

(Unusual to give wife that authority!) Executors: Samuel Holmes, John Poillon, Cornelius Garrison.

Witnesses: Philip Guyon, Joseph Holmes and John Daniel.]

a. JAMES GUYON [b. Mar 16, 1746 – d. <1749] Age 3

b. MARY GUYON [b. July 24, 1747 – d. Aug 22, 1806]

m. abt 1765 Samuel Britton – Son of John Britton on Richmond Rd; St. Andrews Episcopal

i. PATIENCE BRITTON [b. Dec 15, 1766

ii. WILLIAM BRITTON [b. Sept 19, 1768

iii. JAMES GUYON BRITTON [b. abt 1772 – d. Aug 14, 1854]

m. Mar 28, 1792 Violetta Dissosway – Dissosway family kept quite a number of slaves; her father left “Jack” to her mother;

Negro woman “Ambo” to her sister Catharine; Negro wench “Phoebe” to her sister Mary, Negro wench “Peg” to her

sister Susannah; Negro wench “Dinah” to her, and a Negro wench “Jenny” to “the executors who will dispose of the

rest of my Negros.” (Sister of Ann Dissosway who married Joseph Guyon)

- JAMES GUYON BRITTON [b. Feb 25, 1808 – d. Apr 11, 1854]

m. Frances Oakley [b. May 19, 1805 – d. May 30, 1883]

iv. SUSANNA ADRA BRITTON [b. June 5, 1774

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c. JACQUES “JAMES” GUYON IV [b. Aug 20, 1749 – d. Feb 6, 1824] Left the family plantation; Southfield

mother can have 1 room to live in so long as she remains a widow. Richard Connor (Federalist) ran against James (Dem/Rep)

for Representative from Richmond for 34th NY Legislature in 1811. Connor was seated as victor Mar, 1811.

m. 1768 Ann Connor [b. Dec 23,1751 – d. June 22, 1771] <1st Wife>

Dau of Richard & Catharine Crocheron Connor; Members of the Moravian Church

m. Sept 26, 1772 Susannah Martineau [b. abt 1743 – d. 1781] Dau of Stephen & Anntje Van DeVenter Martineau; Granddaughter

of Francisco Martineau (Martinoe) <James’ 2nd Wife>; probably died in childbirth. Martineau’s incorporated Moravian Church

and Poor House Farm in New Dorp. (Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt filed suit against some Martineau’s wherein James

Guyon signed a performance bond to assist them in the real estate matter.)

m. May 7, 1782 Margaret Garritson [b. abt 1748 – d. Aug 6, 1828]

<Both 3rd Marriages; Margaret’s 1st Husband was Richard Osborne; 2nd Husband was Daniel Lake [d. 1780].

She brought a new born son to this union, Daniel Lake.> Dau of Harmanis & Catherine Paulerson Garritson

i. DANIEL GUYON [b. abt 1769 – d. July 29, 1826] Son of Ann Conner; Carpenter & Farmer; Lives in “Neck.” Northfield

(Daniel was sponsor at baptism of “Samuel,” son of James & Bett, his slaves – Mar 24, 1820 – Moravian Church.)

m. abt 1789 Frances Garritson [b. – d. Aug 3, 1807] Dau of Hendrick & Hillegont Van Wincle Garritson;

Family very active in Moravian Church. Cemetery records say she died with 4 sons and 2 daughters.

m. Mar 12, 1808 Elizabeth Clawson [d. Sept 27, 1826] <2nd Marriage for Both;

Elizabeth’s first husband was Dr. William Young from Scotland, surgeon in Rev. War – d.1797>

- ANN ELIZABETH GUYON [b. abt 1789 – d. Dec 28, 1833] <2nd Wife> Dau of Frances Garritson; Northfield,

Richmond Co, NY; On July 4, 1825 had an Independence Day celebration and set their slaves free.

m. Mar 12, 1808 Nicholas Crocheron, Jr. [b. Feb 6, 1779 – d. Nov 18, 1831] Son of Nicholas & Ann Crocheron;

<1st Wife m. 1801, Elizabeth Wynant> Children baptized Moravian Church

m. 1832 JOHN GUYON [Dec 5, 1795 – <2nd Husband> Son of Margeret Garritson

-- WILLIAM HENRY CROCHERON [b. Aug 2, 1815

-- EMELINE CROCHERON [bap. Apr 23, 1820 Bap United Brethren Cong at home of gr-father Daniel

-- FRANCES REBEKAH CROCHERON [bap. Oct 17, 1823, also United Brethren Congregation

-- ANN ELIZABETH CROCHERON [bap. Feb 1, 1824 – d. Dec 28, 1833] United Brethren

-- FRANKLIN GUYON CROCHERON [b. Mar 24, 1827

- HENRY G. GUYON [b. 1795 - Lived Brooklyn, NY UNPROVEN SON OF DANIEL & FRANCES

m. Mary C. L. Hollis

-- WILLIAM GUYON [b. 1827

m. Jennie ? [b. 1831

--- MARY E. GUYON [b. 1856

--- IDA GUYON [b. 1860

--- HENRY GUYON [b. 1864

-- OPHELIA GUYON [b. 1828

-- FANNY L. GUYON [b. 1836

-- EMILY MONTAGUE GUYON [b. 1838

m. Apr 22, 1868 Charles J. Holt

-- CHARLES F. GUYON [b. 1840

-- JOSEPHINE GUYON [b. 1844

-- DELIA GUYON [b. 1846

-- GEORGE L. GUYON [b. 1850

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- DANIEL GARRITSON GUYON [b. Mar 31, 1799/bap May 5, 1799

m. Phebe Garritson – Dau of Henry & Betsy Garritson

-- HENRY GARRITSON GUYON

-- DANIEL HENDRICK GUYON [b. 1824 – Census names: Catherine, Mary, William H; Brooklyn, NY

m. Catherine Mary Harding [b. 1824

--- WILLIAM HENRY GUYON [b. 1848 – d. 1932] Whitehall, NY

m. Amelia Quintal

. ELLA M. GUYON

. FRANK PETER GUYON

. GEORGE ANTHONY GUYON

. JENNIE A. GUYON

. MARCELINE M. GUYON

. ROBERT W. GUYON

. WILLIAM FRANCIS GUYON

--- ELLEN GUYON [b. 1850 – d. 1923]

m. Charles Randall

-- FRANCIS GUYON [b. 1827 – d. Aug 3, 1896] Lived in Clark, Brockport, NY; Co H 108 NY Vol Infantry

m. abt 1855 Matilda Brown? [b. 1836 – d. Jan 16, 1911]

--- CARRIE L. GUYON [b. July 12, 1857 – d. Sept 6, 1947] Died Batavia, NY

m. Jan 2, 1876 Solomon Shumway

m. John H. Stickney

- RICHARD CONNOR GUYON [b. Aug 21, 1800/bap Oct 26, 1800

- ABRAHAM GUYON [b. Dec 24, 1801/bap Feb 8, 1802 –

m. 1830 Eleanor Cronch in Brooklyn, Kings, NY

- SARA GUYON [b. Oct 26, 1803/bap Dec 18, 1803 Dau of Daniel & Frances Garritson Guyon - CORNELIUS GUYON [b. Oct 22, 1805/bap Dec 1, 1805 - SOPHIA CATHARINE GUYON [b. Dec 2, 1808/bap Jan 9, 1809 – d. 1883] – Dau of Elizabeth Clawson; named after their sisters. m. Nicholas Crocheron Jr [b. 1796 – d. 1860] Moravian Church, New Dorp ii. CATHARINE GUYON [b. abt 1771 – d. ] Dau of Ann Connor; Staten Island; Married St. Andrews Episcopal

m. Nov 26, 1797 Wynant Johnson [b. 1769] – Son of Nathaniel & Eleanor Vanderbilt Johnson

iii. ADRIANA “ADRIAN” GUYON [b. Dec 1, 1773 – d. Aug 30, 1827] Heir of historical “Dutch House” at Lake Tysen;

m. Jan 26, 1791 Edward Perrine (Perine) [b. 1769 – Son of James Perrine Dau of Susannah Martineau

iv. ANN GUYON [b. Jan 23, 1775/bap Mar 26, 1776 – Dau of Susannah Martineau

m. Andrew Bodine

v. MARY GUYON [b. Feb 28, 1776

m. Abraham V. D. Fountain

vi. DANIEL LAKE (GUYON) [b. May 12, 1777 – Stepson, Son of Margaret Garritson; Daniel came from a line of Daniel Lake’s on

Staten Island, the first Daniel Lake came from England in 1670; received land grant in 1679.

m. Mar 31, 1803 Mary Gifford, Moravian Church

vii. SUSANNAH GUYON [b. Sept 26, 1777 – d. ] Dau of Susannah Martineau

viii. COL. JAMES GUYON V [b. Dec 24, 1778 – d. Mar 9, 1846] Northfield, Richmond Co, NY;

Son of Susannah Martineau; Capt 2nd Squadron, 1st Division Calvary – War of 1812;

Major in 1814; Colonel in 1819 of 1st Reg NY Horse Artillery; NY Assemblyman; U. S. Congressman;

Set fire to grounds at Staten Island to quarantine against outbreak of yellow fever 1858.

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m. abt 1798 Ann Bedell [b. 1779 – d. 1800] <2nd Husband of Ann Bedell m. Jan 1, 1783 John Garrison (Garritson)>

Dau of John & Hannah VanDeventer Bedell; (John VanDeventer Bedell, Castleton, Staten Island,

died May 20, 1820, gave half of his entire estate to United Brethren Church; leaves negro wench

Tannah to his wife; a negro girl to his granddaughter and a negro boy to his son.)

m. Dec 1, 1802 Ann Perrine (Perine) [b. 1787 – d. Mar 27, 1820] <2nd Wife> St. Andrews Episcopal

Dau of Catherine & Joseph Perrine - Descendants of Count Perrin, Huguenot from France

m. Mar 1, 1824 Martha Seguine (Seguin) [b. Aug 18, 1780 – d. May 21, 1859] <3rd Wife >

Note: The Mother of Thomasse Fourestier Guion, wife of Louis Guion, was a Seguine – Maria Seguine Fourestier

- ANN BEDELL GUYON [b. 1800 – 1877] Heir of historical “Dutch House” on Staten Island

m. 1820 Dr. Ephraim Clark [b. Mar 29, 1797 – d. Nov 20, 1885] Son of Ephraim & Abbie Morris Clark

-- DR. JAMES GUYON CLARK [b. Feb 7, 1825 – d. Apr 9, 1915]

m. abt 1846 Maria Theresa Thibault

m. Blanche Aspinwell <2nd Wife>

--- DR. FREDERICK EPHRAIM CLARK [b. 1847 – d. 1919]

m. Apr 17, 1873 Kate Walton VanBergen

m. Mae Larned Taylor <2nd Wife>

--- JAMES GUYON CLARK [b. 1862 – d. 1940] Son of Blanche Aspinwell; West New Brighton

m. Harriette Mary Seguine, Dau of Henry & Louise Seguine Stewart

--- WILLIAM MILTON CLARK [b. 1865 – d. 1929] Son of Blanche Aspinwell

-- ABBIE ANN CLARK [b. Feb 8, 1828 – d. 1834]

-- HENRY HEBERTON CLARK [b. Apr 24, 1831 – d. 1837]

-- JOSEPH RIDGEWAY CLARK [b. Apr 2, 1832 – d. May 13, 1893]

m. Sarah Barber, Dau of Joseph & Sarah Langford Barber

-- ARIETTA MINTHORNE CLARK [b. Nov 1, 1834 – d. Oct 7, 1908]

- CATHERINE GUYON [b. abt 1803 – d. Dec 4, 1820]

ix. DINAH GUYON [b. Aug 6, 1779 – Dau of Susannah Martineau

x. ANN GUYON [b. May 24, 1780 – d. ] Dau of Susannah Martineau

xi. HARMANUS “HARRY” GUYON [b. Apr 27, 1783 – d. Aug 25, 1834] Son of Margaret Garritson; Assemblyman; Southfield

m. May 2, 1802 Eliza Holmes [d. Aug 29, 1834] St. Andrews Episcopal Church (Harmanus was a witness at the

marriage of his two slaves, Thomas Dissosway & Diana Clarkson, July 16, 1825.)

- MAJOR JAMES GUYON “JR” [b. Nov 22, 1810 – May 19, 1886] Moravian Church; Later moves to Binghampton,

Union Village; is on the Board of Trustees incorporating the 2nd Methodist Episcopal Church of Binghampton, 1842.

m. Nov 9, 1841 Elizabeth Ann Coddington, Dau of Samuel and Catharine Randolph Jacobson Coddington

-- JAMES GUYON [b. 1844

-- HARRY GUYON [b. 1849

-- MARY ALMIRA GUYON [b. 1850 – Moved to San Francisco, CA

-- ELLIE GUYON [b. 1851

-- SIDNEY CODDINGTON GUYON [b. 1855

-- CLARA L. GUYON [b. 1858

xii. MARGARET GUYON <2nd Wife> [b. Dec 8, 1784 – d. May 7, 1841] Dau of Margaret Garritson

m. Mar 5, 1805 Stephen Seguine [b. Mar 22, 1764 <His 1st Wife was Susannah Poillon>

- STEPHEN SEGUINE II [b. 1813

xiii. MARY GUYON [b. Sept 3, 1793 - Dau of Margaret Garritson

m. Mar 5, 1805 Abraham Van Deventer Fountain

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xiv. JOHN GUYON [b. Dec 5, 1795 – Apr 10, 1870] Son of Margaret Garritson; Westfield

m. 1832 Ann Guyon Crocheron, widow of Nicholas

(Unproven, but Moravian Church records show that she remarries ---n, last letter of first name, Guyon;

Ann would be his brother’s daughter. This marriage would be after the birth of her last son in 1827 and before her death

in 1833.) In 1830 John Guyon heads up search for small farms for sale in Richmond County that may be purchased by the

county as poor farms to give the homeless a place to live and to raise own food.

d. JOSEPH GUYON [b. July 20, 1751 – d. 1790 ]

m. Jan 27, 1773 Ann Dissosway – [b. Dec 9, 1757 – Dau of Cornelius and Catherine Corsell Dissosway;

Granddaughter of Israel & Gertrude VanDeventer; Gr-GrandDau Mark & Susanna Dissosway;

Huguenot . . . . . . Gr-Gr Marc & Alizabeth Rossinol DuSauchoy (Dissosway) – immigrants from Holland 1655

<2nd Husband was Joseph FitzRandolph [b. 1752 – d. Oct 23, 1814]

Son of Nathaniel & Ursula FitzRandolph, Middlesex, NJ>

i. MARY GUYON [b. Feb 28, 1776 – d. Aug 1, 1856]

m. Jan 30, 1791 James Seguine [b. Apr 5, 1766 – Son of James and Catherine Sleight (Sleicht) Seguine

James purchases land overlooking Prince’s Bay in 1786; Oyster Harvesting Business; Founded Oil and

Candle Making Business; Buried Blazing Star Cemetery

- CATHERINE SEGUINE

m. JOHN GUYON II (Descendants listed under John Guyon I)

- ELIZABETH SEGUINE

- HETTY SEGUINE

- JOSEPH GUYON SEGUINE - Built Greek Revival Home, Lemon Creek Park 1838;

Establishes Staten Island RR

- HENRY SEGUINE [b. 1802

- JAMES SEGUINE [b. 1805 – d. Jan 11, 1860]

m. Catherine E. ? [b. 1807 – Dec 20, 1837] St. Andrews, Staten Island

-- JOHN HENRY SEGUINE [b. 1825 – d. Feb 6, 1892] Boatman from Westfield

-- MARY SEGUINE [b. June 1835 – d. Dec 29, 1837]

ii. BENJAMIN DISSOSWAY GUYON [d. Nov 14, 1859] Son of Joseph & Ann Dissosway Guyon

iii. CORNELIUS ELLIS GUYON [b. abt 1783 – d. Oct 4, 1837 ] Richmond Co, Westfield, Staten Island; Buried Woodrow UMC

Note: Another source says Born 1787 in Newark, NJ.

m. May 16, 1806 Gertrude “Getty” Mercereau[b. Jan, 1789 – d. Sept 13, 1863] – Moravian Church

Dau of Jacob & Rebecca Winant Mercereau

Note: Getty’s sister Rebecca m. Joseph Sprague; Her sister Ann m. Daniel Drake. - JACOB M. GUYON [b. abt 1808 - NY Coppersmith

-- JACOB N. GUYON [b. Jul 9, 1838 – d. Jan 3, 1891] Tottenville, Richmond Co, Bethel Methodist

-- CORNELIUS DISSOSWAY GUYON (GUION) [b. 1840 - In 1850 lived Westfield, Richmond Co; In 1880 lived in

Homer, Cortland, NY; Tin-smith

m. Dec 24, 1862 Mary L. Burgher, Dau of Mathias Burgher

--- WALTER S. GUYON [b. 1868

m. Frances ?

. DOROTHY GUYON [b. 1897

. HAROLD W. GUYON [b. 1902

--- CORA M. GUYON [b. 1870

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--- SAMUEL J. GUYON [b. 1876 – Lives at 1360 Stebbins Ave, NY City, next door to his father

Cornelius D Guyon at 1362 Stebbins Ave in 1915 NY City Directory.

--- JESSIE P. GUYON (GUION) [b. 1879

m. Aug 6, 1894 Norman Muller in Jersey City, NJ

-- HENRY H. GUYON [b. 1846 – Tinsmith; Lived Tottenville, Richmond Co, NY

m. Margaret ? [b. 1849

--- LEAH GUYON [b. 1867

--- ADDIE A. GUYON [b. 1869

- MARY ANN GUYON [b. Dec 16, 1809 – d. June 11, 1896]

m. Peterson Winant [b. Dec 7, 1804 – d. May 12, 1840]

<2nd Marriage James Colon Jr.> James and Mary Ann operated a grocery store in Woodrow, and the

building was moved to "Historic Richmondtown" on Staten Island

- PETER M. GUYON [Dec 11, 1811 – d. Apr 12, 1891] Woodrow UMC

- JOSEPH G. GUYON

- JAMES SEGUINE GUYON [b. Jan 1, 1820 – d. May 17, 1900] Westfield, Richmond, NY - Butcher

m. abt 1841 Priscilla Ann Winant [b. June 28, 1826 – d. May 26, 1898] Dau of Isaac & Catherine Maun Winant

<2nd Marriage Mary Crocheron>

-- GEORGE C. GUYON [b. 1842

-- JAMES HENRY GUYON [ b. 1845

-- ISAAC WILMER GUYON [b. 1847

m. Eva Dissosway

-- FRANCES L. “FRANNY” GUYON [b. 1850

-- JENNIE GUYON

m. Jon Cortelyou

-- WALTER G. GUYON [b. Feb 2, 1858 – d. Mar 16, 1916]

m. Maggie Mershon [b. June 29, 1863 – d. June 14, 1956] – Dau of James & Hannah Wallace Mershon –

Huguenot . . . . . . descendant of Henry Le Marchand, Princeton, NJ 1685

-- ABRAHAM GUYON [b. Mar 20, 1861 – d. Oct 9, 1861]

-- ADDRELLA GUYON

-- CARRIE GUYON

-- ABRAHAM GUYON [b. Sept 19, 1867 – d. Aug 28, 1908] St. Lukes Cemetery, Richmond Co, NY

-- FRANK GUYON [b. Sept 19, 1867 – d. Nov 30, 1915] Twin of Abraham

m. Ida Comfort

- JOHN M. GUYON [b. Aug 17, 1822 – d. Feb 20, 1901] Westfield, Staten, Island

m. Ann Journeay [b. Sept 27, 1822 – Apr 11, 1902]

-- GERTRUDE GUYON [b. Apr 24, 1846 – d. Dec 30, 1848]

-- EMMA G. GUYON [b. Dec 14, 1850 – d. June 8, 1921]

m. David L. Winant

--- ANNA E. WINANT [b. June 4, 1874 – d. Mar 1, 1881]

-- JANE B. GUYON [b. June 25, 1853 – d. Sept 10, 1857]

-- PETER GUYON [b. Jan 13, 1855 – d. Jan 19, 1855]

-- MARY ANN GUYON

-- SARAH GUYON [b. July 22, 1859 – d. Mar 6, 1889]

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- JANE ANDROVETTE GUYON [b. Dec 30, 1827 – d. Feb 10, 1900] Rossville, Staten Island; Woodrow Methodist Episc. m. Jan 10, 1849 Charles Augustus Bogardus Sr [b. Sept 20, 1823 – d. Mar 26, 1914]

-- CHARLES AUGUSTUS BOGARDUS JR [b. Oct 26, 1849 – d. Mar 25, 1930]

iv. ADRA GUYON [b. abt 1788 - Dau of Margaret Garritson

m. Apr 12, 1806 Uriah Henderson

e. PETER GUYON [b. Mar 23, 1753 – d. 1825] Dies in Shelburne, Nova Scotia – Moved

family of 5 + 1 servant after Revolution - Lost 1,900 £ due to loyalty to English Crown

m. Jan 30, 1778 Catharina Keteltas; Dau of Peter & Mary Keteltas (Kettletass) Moravian Church, Staten Island, NY

m. Oct 5, 1781 Sarah Martineau <2nd Wife>

m. Jane Jones – Dau of Colonel Abraham Jones, who served under Capt. Billopp for the Loyalists on Staten Island;

Note: In 1792 Jane Jones Guyon is left by her father’s will, a yearly allotment to be paid to her for life by her brothers,

Abraham Jones and Edward Jones. Abraham received father’s land in Richmond Co; Edward received salt meadow

on Longneck and house in New York on White Hall slip. Edward Jones married Phebe Bedell, dau of Silus Bedell.

Witness – Cornelius Rapelje.

i. ADRA JANE GUYON [d. 1839]

m. Jan 20, 1803 Capt. James Cunningham – Shelburne Harbor, Nova Scotia

f. ADRA (ANDRANSHA) GUYON [b. Dec 1, 1755 – d. <1795] Inherited “Dutch House” at Lake Tysen

m. Nov 14, 1772 Peter Cortelyou – Son of Pieter & Dorothe Coteleau;

<2nd Wife, Mar 5, 1795, Sarah Dekker, United Brethren Congregation; 3rd Wife, Dec 13, 1801, Sarah Van Pelt>

i. ADDIA CORTELYOU [ b. 1773

ii. JAMES GUYON CORTELYOU [b. June 27, 1775

- SALLY CORTELYOU

m. David Barger

-- JAMES GUYON BARGER [bap Sept 23, 1833

iii. AARON CORTELYOU [Oct 31, 1783

g. PHILIP GUYON [b. Mar 30, 1758 – d. ]

h. JOHN GUYON I [b. <Sept 1759 – d. May 23, 1833] 1790 lives Northfield, Richmond Co, NY; 1830 Southfield

m. May 18, 1781 Sarah Ward - Moravian Church, Staten Island, NY

m. Jan 12, 1800 Elizabeth Butler [b. 1779 - <2nd Wife of John I>

i. JOHN GUYON II [b. abt 1782

m. abt 1805 CATHERINE SEGUINE

- CATHERINE SEGUINE GUYON [b. 1821 – d. June 25, 1879]

3. ANN GUYON [b. Jan 23, 1715 d. ] Buried St. Andrews, Staten Island, NY - Dau of Jacques & Mary Holmes Guyon

m. abt 1735 John Garrison (Garritson) [b. abt 1710 – d. 1783] “Bonds Gift” Harford Co, Maryland; St. James Church

a. SAMUEL GARRISON [b. abt 1736

m. July 28, 1768 Mary Morgan

m. Sept 6, 1770 Ealtie Ryder <2nd Wife of Samuel Garrison>

b. CORNELIUS GARRISON [b. Feb 22, 1737 – d. June 13, 1814]

i. DINAH GARRISON [b. abt 1760 – d. Oct 19, 1822] Buried Tioga Co, PA

m. abt 1785 Joshua Mercereau [b. June 8, 1759 - Mercereau’s were one of the first families on Staten Island.

Port Richmond was first named “Mercereau’s Ferry.” Owners of several slaves.

- JOHN GARRISON MERCEREAU [b. Sept 18, 1799

- JAMES GUYON MERCEREAU [b. June 1, 1801

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c. SARAH GARRISON [b. abt 1739 (Dau of John & Ann Guyon Garrison Con’t)

m. July 24, 1775 Cornelius Van Cleft

d. ELIZABETH GARRISON [b. abt 1741 – d. Feb 7, 1804]

e. MARY GARRISON [b. abt 1743

f. JOSEPH GARRISON [b. abt 1746 – d. 1770]

g. PHILLIP GARRISON [b. abt 1748 – d. 1814]

h. HANNAH GARRISON [b. abt 1749 – d. Mar 21, 1819]

i. JAMES GARRISON [b. abt 1750 – d. 1813]

4. JOHN GUYON [b. abt 1718 – d. ]

5. STEPHEN GUYON [b. 1726 – d. abt 1783] - Will dated Feb 3, 1783; Bristol Twp, PA

6. SARAH GUYON [b. 1728 – d. ]

7. ELIZABETH GUYON [b. abt. 1731 – d. 1753]

m. Jean Rousseau, Merchant

8. MARIA (MARY) GUYON [b. 10 May 1737 – d. 1782] Born Richmond, Staten Island, NY; Died Botetourt, VA

m. 1754 Isaiah Van Zandt Jr. in Bucks Co, PA [b. 1733 – d. 28 Sept 1786] – Son of Isaiah & Gertje Van Horn Van Zandt (Vansant); Isaiah Sr

[b. 1707 - d. 1744] Gertje [b. 1713 – d.1765] Son of Jacobus Van Zandt [b. 1682-1747] New Utrecht, Livingston, NY & Rebecca

Vandergrift [b. 1685 – d. 1747]. Rebecca was the dau of Nicholas Jacobse Vandergrift.

a. RACHEL CREYCIA VAN ZANDT [b. abt 1766 – d. Dec 1, 1822] Randolph, MO

m. John Crawford – Son of David & Isabella Crawford

b. ELIJAH VAN ZANDT

c. CHARITY VAN ZANDT

d. MARY VAN ZANDT

e. ELIZABETH VAN ZANDT

f. JACOB VAN ZANDT

g. JANE VAN ZANDT

h. MARGARET VAN ZANDT

B. PHILLIP GUYON (brother of James II)

II. SUZANNE GUYON [b. 1639 – d. Dec 15, 1675] Death Certificate St. Marie de Re` - Sister of Jean “Jacques” Guyon

m. Pierre Thomas

III. ELISABETH GUYON [b. 1640 – d. Sept 20,1709] Lived in Newark, Essex Co, NJ; Will dated May 28, 1709 - Sister of Jean “Jacques” Guyon

m. abt 1660 Jean Vigneau (Vignault) [d. May 28, 1704] Jean, Elizabeth and daughters Anne & Elizabeth were naturalized in England, Mar 21, 1682.

Jean had a sister, Anne Vigneau (Vignaud) [b. abt 1635] who m. Charles Faucheraud who immigrated to South Carolina in 1686 from St. Nazaire, FR. They

fled France via the Port des Barques (no longer exists or on map), the mouth of the Charente, opposite the island of Oleron, first going to England about 1681.

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A. ELISABETH GUYON VIGNEAU [ b. Mar 21, 1682 – d. Mar 28, 1709]

Huguenot . . . . . . .m. abt 1702 Vincent Tillou [b. 1681 – d. May 20, 1709] Married Dutch Reformed Church, NY; Naturalized July 3, 1701; Abt 1690 - Galley Slave -

Freeman June 9, 1702; Descendant Pierre Tillou of St. Nazaire who fled to England in 1681; NY 1691

1. ANNE TILLOU [b. Sept 30, 1702; bap. Oct 21, 1702 – d. abt 1742] godparents - Francois Vincent and Elisabeth Guyon

m. Charles Louchard

a. MARIE LOUCHARD [bap May 25, 1737

b. ELIZABETH LOUCHARD [bap Sept 24, 1738

c. CHARLES LOUCHARD II [bap Mar 11, 1741 – Michael Berthon & Elizabeth Tillou Godparents

2. VINCENT VIGNEAU TILLOU [bap. May 10, 1719 – d. 1728]

m. July 10, 1720 Sarah Mercier (Mesier)

3. MARIE TILLOU [bap. May 10, 1719 – d. ] <Twin with Vincent> Vincent Vigneau and Elisabeth Tillou godparents

4. JEAN VIGNEAU TILLOU [b. Aug 21, 1705 <Twin with Pierre>

m. Marie Van Gelder

a. ELIZABETH TILLOU

b. MARIE TILLOU [bap Apr 12, 1730

c. MICHAEL BERTHON TILLOU [bap Apr 23, 1735

d. ANNE TILLOU [bap Aug 23, 1741

5. PIERRE TILLOU [b. Aug 21, 1705 / bap. Sept 16, 1705 – d. Mar 22, 1791] Anne Guiou (Giou) godparent.

m. Esther Pelletreau

a. VINCENT TILLOU [bap. Jan 19, 1729 – d. ] Elie Pelletreau and Elizabeth Tillou Godparents

b. JEAN TILLOU [bap. Aug 16, 1732 – Paul Pelletreau & Anne Vincent Godparents

c. ELISABETH TILLOU [bap 26, 1734 - Elisabeth Tillou Godmother

d. PIERRE JOSEPH TILLOU [bap Dec 1, 1736

e. GUILLAUME (WILLIAM) TILLOU [bap Jan 31, 1939 – Jean Tillou & Louise David Godparents

f. PIERRE VINCENT TILLOU [b. July 1, 1740 – d. Aug 27, 1792] Bap July 16; Lives Marlborough, Ulster Co, NY

m. Jane Brouwer [b. 1740 – d. ]

m. Mary Brown [b. 1744 – d. 1841]

- PIERRE (PETER) VINCENT TILLOU II [b. 1756 – d. June 2, 1826 Fairfield, CT]

6. ELISABETH TILLOU [b. 1707 / bap. May 10, 1719 – d. <1725]

m. Michael Berthon

7. JUDITH TILLOU [b. 1708 – d. Nov 10, 1724] Died Staten Island, Richmond, NY

m. 1719 Jean Chadeagne II

B. ANNE GUYON VIGNEAU [b. 1679 – d. 1742] Assistance given in Frankfort, Germany for her and her dau,10-17-1693, #115090-91; Jacques and Anne lived

in New Rochelle in 1700; On Mar 25, 1714/5 sold New Rochelle property.

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m. abt 1692 JACQUES GUION (JAMES GUIOU/GIOU) [b. abt 1674 – d. <1708] Assistance given in Schoffhausen, Switzerland, 6-2-1694, #67404;

Immigrant to America <1700; May have died shortly after immigration, no naturalization record found. He and Anne members of

French Huguenot Church du St. Espirit, New York City, NY. Note: Brother of Suzanne, Abraham, Gregorie and Deborah Guion.

m. Pieter Masse (Mace) [b. – d. abt 1710] Will dated Jan 10, 1710 <2nd marriages for both; Pieter married Elizabeth Mercereau abt 1681

and they had four children: Daniel, Jane, Elizabeth & Mariana>

1. SUSANNA “ANNE” GUION (GUIOIU) [bap. May 3, 1693(8) – d. ] According to the NY Genealogical and Biographical Record, Vol132,

Susanna Guiou was bap. May 3, 1698 at Rye, daughter of James Giou and Anne, his wife, French.

Note: This may have been the “young Anne Gion” who attended to the bride of Pierre Bertine, Anne Borron of Rye, Eng;

She would have been age 12 in 1705 if she was born in 1693.

2. JAMES GUIOU (GUION) [bap. Apr 5, 1696 – d. May 14, 1767] Born Rye, Sussex, Eng; Will dated May 9, 1767; Died Montrose, Westchester Co, NY

Note: There was a James Goiow and a James Gue (like Cue) who was a carpenter in Rye, NY, built coffins; Lived at Cortlandt Manor.

Montrose is a hamlet in the Town of Cortlandt located in the NW corner of Westchester Co, NY. The Town of Cortlandt includes

the villages of Croton-on-Hudson & Buchanan, the CDPs of Crugers and Verplanck and the hamlets (communities) of Montrose

and Cortlandt Manor. It also includes Lake Peekskill and a section of Mohegan Lake. The rural character of the town is defined

by the Hudson River, numerous wooded hills and steep slopes, wetland areas and beautiful streams. If you live in Manhattan or

are planning a visit to New York City, you can easily take a train from Grand Central to Cortlandt. Go to Grand Central Station

and take the MTA Metro-North Railroad to the Cortlandt Manor Station located at 2 Memorial Drive Cortlandt Manor, NY, 10566-

1244. Cortlandt Manor station is 52.5 miles to Grand Central Terminal.

Hendrick Hudson discovered the Hudson River in 1609, sailing his ship the Half Moon north anchoring at Verplanck’s Point.

Cortlandt derived its name from the Van Cortlandt family who began purchasing land in 1677 from the Croton River north to

Anthony’s Nose and east to Connecticut. Cortlandt was the site of many skirmishes during the Revolutionary War. Local Roads,

such as Watch Hill and Furnace Dock Road, where the furnaces that made ammunition for the war effort were located, bear

names reflecting the Revolutionary time. During the 19th century the railroad was extended to the area and industrialization

began to occur with the hamlet of Verplanck becoming an important brick making center.

During the Revolutionary War, Lieutenant Colonel Cortlandt commanded the 2nd New York Regiment in the Continental Army.

He was awarded the rank of brigadier general for gallant conduct at the siege of Yorktown under General Lafayette.

James Guiou m. abt 1723 Suzannah Sanson [b. Apr 17, 1705 – d. Apr 6, 1776] Born in New Rochelle, NY; Dau of Daniel & Magdelena (Madelaine, Magdalen)

Sanson (Name has been written as Samson, Sampson, even Lawson when transcribing handwritten documents).

Note: Suzannah is sister of Elizabeth Sanson, second wife of AMON GUION, son of Louis Guion; Suzannah “Gue” will dated Jan 11, 1772.

a. SUSANNA GUIOU [b. abt 1723 – d. >1767] Lives in Cortlandt Manor, NY (Dau of James & Susanna Sanson)

m. Jacobus Rusel (Russell) [b. abt June 29, 1728 – Son of Jacobus & Elizabeth Gardenier Tortel Rissell (Rusel)

i. JAMES RUSSELL [b. 1750 <2nd Husband> Live in Bronx, NY City

m. 1779 Hannah Lent [b. 1739 – <Hannah’s 1st Husband was David Brown [b. 1720 – d. 1778]>

b. MARY GUION (GUE) [b. abt 1724 – d. >1776] <2nd Wife> Inherited from her mother, Suzannah Sanson Guiou (Gue)’s will.

m. 1745 Joseph Griffin [b. 1718 – d. Dec, 1784] Born in Flushing, Long Island, NY – Died in Fishkill, Yeoman; Dutchess Co, NY

<1st Wife, m. June 17, 1738, Mary Gildersleeve, Bronx, NY City> Son of Richard & Susanna Haight Griffin, Flushing, Queens, NY

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i. SARAH GRIFFIN [b. 1746

m. 1766 Joshua Purdy Jr.

ii. CAPT. JONATHAN GRIFFIN [b. Nov 27, 1750 – d. Nov 13, 1836] Born Dutchess Co - Died Hamburg, Erie, Co, NY; NY Militia

m. Phebe Wiley

Note: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Listed among members of Dutchess Co Militia, 2nd Reg, American Revolution: Peter Griffin, Nathaniel Gildersleeve, Daniel and

Benjamin Gerow, Isaac Gue, Jacob Gue, John Gue, Cornelius Gue, Joseph Gue and Joshua Gue. (The latter four may be

misidentified and were GEE’s)

iii. OBADIAH GRIFFIN [b. Apr 12, 1753 – d. 1843]

m. Maria Freligh

iv. MARY GRIFFIN [b. 1754 – d. 1834]

m. 1775 Samuel Barker

v. JOSEPH GRIFFIN JR [b. 1756 – In 1790 Bedford, NY Census

m. Sarah Brown

c. DANIEL GUE [b. 1725 – d. <1764] Born Rye, Westchester Co, NY; Inherited from his Grandfather Daniel Sanson’s 1746 will.

m. abt 1750 Jeanne “Jane” Soulice [b. Mar 21, 1726; Dau of Jean & Mary Bonnet Soulice; Born in New Rochelle

<Jeanne m. Aug 2, 1764 Michael Honore`(Onoray) [b. 1734], widower of Judith Bernard, of Eastchester, died Oct,1774>

Note: Jeanne’s sister Magdalene Soulice married Elias Guion.

i. JEANNE “JANE” GUIOU (GUE) [b. July 21, 1751 – born in New Rochelle; Named in Daniel & Jeanne’s wills, and in Grandfather

James’ will where she was left 5 shillings.

m. Oct 23, 1769 John Townsend [b. 1743 – d. Sept 17, 1821] – Son of John & Anne Gedney Townsend of Eastchester, NY

(step-son of Susanna Guion) They lived in Ulster/Orange Counties, but moved in 1804 to Salisbury, Herkimer, Co, NY

- JOHN TOWNSEND JR. [b. abt 1771

d. JAMES GUIOU (GUE) JR [b. abt 1727 – d. 1761] Same Ulster Probate Book as father.

Note: James Gue Jr, age 31, enlisted Apr 8, 1758 in Capt. Nathaniel Hyatt’s Company, Weaver from Rye; Served in the French & Indian War; Thought to have perished in this conflict.

e. JOHN GUE [b. 1729-32 – d. > 1767] Born in Rye, Westchester Co, NY; Inherited 5 shillings from father James’ will.

Served in His Majesty’s 4th Co Militia, Upper Battalion, Westchester, Co under Capt Nathaniel Hyatt in 1760 w/ brother David.

Some pt >1763 moved to Dutchess Co; John Gue was witness of will (1757) of Samuel Dusenbury; storekeeper.

m. abt 1756 Sarah Budd Dusenbury (Dusinbery) [b. Mar 5, 1725 – d. >1814] Dau of Joseph & Ann Lyon (?) Budd,

<widow of Samuel Dusenbury Jr of Cortlandt Manor, NY; Sarah’s 3rd husband m. 1784 Jonathan Griffin of Scarsdale, NY

[b. 1708 - d. 1786] Son of Richard & Susanna Haight Griffin.> Sarah may have moved in with Grandson Daniel Gue.

Note . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sarah was named in will of her father Joseph Budd (dated 1763) as wife of John Que of Dutchess Co. Joseph was the son of Joseph

Budd, known as “Captain Budd.” Captain Budd inherited Westchester Co Land with his sister Hannah Budd (who married Jonathan

Hart) from father John Budd [b. 1620 England – d. 1670] and wife Katherine. John Budd and his bro-in-law Joseph Horton operated the

mill on Blind Brook, Southold, Long Island, NY. His estate at “Budd’s Neck” was inherited by Capt Budd’s brother John who later sold it

to Peter Jay.

UNPROVEN i. JACOB GUE [b. abt 1757] Served in 2nd Reg, Dutchess Co, NY Militia in American Revolution under Wessenfels Reg, Hunt Co

ii. JOSEPH GUE [b. 1759 – d. abt 1795 - 1800] Born Cortlandt Manor; Served in 2nd Reg, Dutchess Co, NY Militia in American

Revolution under Wessenfels Reg, Hunt Co; Lived in Harrison, NY; Mentioned in will of Jonathan Griffin, 1784.

m. abt 1785 Patience Gifford Horton [b. 1760 – d. 1825] Dau of Joseph & Elizabeth Gifford Horton, White Plains, NY; as widow

Patience moved to Coxsackie, Greene Co, NY; Family were Quakers. Joseph and Patience supposedly had five

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other unidentified daughters. . Note: Joseph Horton sold house, barn, mill & land in White Plains, NY to John Guion

whose widow, Anne Lyon Guion, owned until Monmouth Hart Guion turned 21 years in 1792.

Combes Family also in Catskill/Coxsackie

Private Peter Combes was in Capt. Samuel Van Vechten's Company, Co. Cornelius D. Wynkoop's Battalion, 11th Regiment (Beer's History of Greene County, pg 29) At the time of

the Revolution there was almost no inhabitants in the area that was to become Greene County, except along the Hudson River. It was not until after the war that the movement

westward began and pioneers came in to take up land back from the river and in the Catskills. In 1800 the towns of Coxsackie, New Baltimore, Athens, Cairo, Greenville and

Durham were taken from Albany County, and the towns of Catskill and Windham (and a portion of Woodstock) later to be divided into the towns of Catskill, Hunter, Lexington,

Jewett, Halcott, Windham, Ashland and Prattsville, were taken from Ulster County to form Greene County, names in honor of General Nathaniel Greene, of Revolutionary fame. The

sections along the west bank of the Hudson, where military units were organized during the war, were designated simply as the Coxsackie District and the Great Imboght (southern

Catskill) District.

- JOHN GUE [b. Dec 28, 1786 – d. Oct 6, 1839] Born Coeymans, Greene Co, NY; Lived New Baltimore, Green Co, NY;

1820 Census mother lives with them; Quaker & Abolitionists; Home was a station on the Underground RR.

Reported 1st Intention to Marry at Meeting House July 26, 1826; 2nd Intention Aug 23, 1826.

In 1833 and in 1834 purchased land in Farmington, Ontario Co, NY.

m. Aug 30, 1826 Catherine Bedell Gurney [b. May 8, 1801 – d. Mar 27, 1876 ] Born NY; Dau of Benjamin & Martha

Bedell Gurney; 1850 Widow in Farmington, Ontario Co, NY; Farmer, property valued at $6,000. Died West Branch, IA

-- SARAH ANN GUE [b. June 12, 1827

-- LT. GOV. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN GUE [b. Dec 25, 1828 – d. June 4, 1904] Born Coxsackie Greene, NY;

Moved to Iowa 1852; Lived Des Moines, IA; Lt. Gov. 1865-67; Newspaper Editor; Iowa Dept of History Archives;

Author of 4-vol history of state of Iowa ;Abt 1872 appointed U.S. pension agent for NE and IA by President Grant.

m. Nov 12, 1855 Elizabeth Parker [b. 1834 – d. Jul 3, 1888]

--- HORACE GREELEY GUE [b. May 24, 1857 – d. Dec 23, 1942] Married in Des Moines, IA

m. Sept 27, 1894 M. Alice Fleming [b. Apr, 1870 – Dau of B. S. & Nancy A. Scofield Fleming

--- ALICE L. GUE [b. Jul 11, 1859 – d. Dec 20, 1949] San Diego, CA

--- GURNEY CHAPLIN GUE [b. 1862 Married Manhattan, NY; Lived Hempstead, Long Island, NY

m. July 27, 1905 Constance “Kate” Margaret Kenshaw – Dau of Thomas & Jennie McCallum Kenshaw

--- KATHERINE “MOINIE” (CATHERINE MINNIE) GUE [b. Apr 10, 1872 – d. Dec 4, 1963] San Diego, CA

m. Oct 8, 1901 Arthur G. Leonard [b. 1865 – Son of D. L. & Mary L. Roymond Leonard

-- JOSEPH H. GUE [b. Apr 5, 1831 Born Coeymans, Green Co, NY; Lived Wadsworth, OH; Moved to Union,

Douglas Co, NE after 1850; Died Omaha, NE; Agriculture, then stock industry.

m. June 25, 1855 Mary Charlotte Willey [b. 1834 – Married in Tipton, Cedar Co, IA

--- WILLEY MERRELL GUE [b. Nov, 1856 Lived Winside Town, NE

m. Rubie T. ? [b. 1879 – born in OH; married Denver, CO

. WILLEY MERRELL GUE [b. 1914 – born Denver, CO

. MARGERY B. GUE [b. 1917

--- KATHERINE “KATIE” GURNEY GUE [b. 1870

-- CAPT. JEREMIAH C. GUE [b. 1833 – d. Nov 2, 1863] Served Co. C, 24th Reg Iowa Infantry, Civil War

Killed at Carrion Crow Bayou, LA; Buried at Vicksburg, MI National Cemetery

-- DAVID JOHN GUE [b. Jan 17, 1836 – d. 1917] Born in Farmington, Ontario Co, NY; lived Tipton, Cedar Co,

Iowa in 1860; Lawyer, Iowa Assemblyman, Sec of the Senate; Moved to Brooklyn, NY to pursue

his love of portrait painting. His works include Ulysses S. Grant, Millard Fillmore & Henry Ward Beecher.

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Active abolitionist involved with John Brown, although may have been responsible for his capture.

m. July 16, 1867 Martha J.”Hattie” Chase [b. Feb 1846] Married in Webster Co, IA

Family mythology as reported by David John Gue’s granddaughter would have it that he lived, for a time, with

his family on the farm next to John Brown's in Osawatomie, Kansas. That Brown's plans to attack Harper's

Ferry and foment a slave rebellion in Virginia were well known among Brown's neighbors and that David and

his brother Benjamin wrote separate letters of warning to the War Department.

--- HARRY DAVID GUE [b. July 26, 1868 – d. Mar 9, 1942] Born Fort Dodge, IA; Died Portland, OR

Electrical Engineer; 1900 Census family lives in Brooklyn w/servant Johanna Jacobson

m. 1898 Helen G. Shearman [b. Sept, 1874] born in Utah . ELIZABETH S. GUE [b. 1906

. SHEARMAN GURNEY GUE [b. June 29, 1908 – d. June 26, 1959] in Abilene, Taylor, TX

-- MARY C. GUE [b. Feb 1, 1838 Born in Farmington, Ontario, NY; Quaker

m. 1862 Thomas Townsend Jr. [b. 1834 – Born Fredericktown, OH; Married in West Branch, IA

Son of Thomas & Ruth Mosher Townsend

--- EMMA T. TOWNSEND

--- JERRY T. TOWNSEND

--- WILLIAM ASA TOWNSEND

--- EMMA L. TOWNSEND [b. 1865

--- MARY CATHARINE “CATHA” TOWNSEND [b. 1868

- DANIEL GUE [b. Feb 10, 1788 – d. July 1, 1872] Born in Coeymans, Greene Co, NY; Lived Elmira, Chemung Co, NY; 1834 purchased land in Farmington, Ontario Co, NY; Buried in North Farmington Friends Cemetery, Ontario Co, NY;

Quakers – gave 1st Intention to marry before the Meeting House on Dec 22, 1813; 2nd Intention Jan 26, 1814

m. Feb 23, 1814 Hannah Drake [b. May 25, 1792 – d. July 15, 1872] in Albany, NY

[Have a Sarah Gue in Daniel & Hannah’s household that was born Mar 5, 1725 – Daniel’s grandmother,

Sarah Bud Dusinberry Gue . In 1870 Census, have George and Mary Nichols living with them. ]

-- ANNA HORTON GUE [b. Nov 10, 1815 – d. Mar 19, 1900] Farmington, Ontario Co, NY

m. 1831 David W. Sheldon

--- EDWARD SHELDON [b. Jan 21, 1832

--- HANNAH SHELDON [b. Aug 10, 1842

--- EMILY ELIZA SHELDON [Feb 8, 1846

--- MARY S. SHELDON [b. 1850

-- J. H. GUION [b. abt 1816 - Elmira, NY]

m. abt 1834 Sarah Dusinberry [b. 1808 – d. Aug 11, 1841] Dau of S. R. and Eliza Dusinberry (Dusenbury);

Sarah buried Old 2nd St Cemetery in Elmira, Chemung Co, NY – age 33. Died in childbirth.

Both children went to live with Sarah’s parents.

--- MARY ELIZABETH “ELIZA” GUION [b.abt 1835 – d. ] Elmira, NY; In 1880 lives in Middletown, NJ

with her mother & uncle, Underhill Guion

m. Oct 18, 1856 Luman Cornell

--- RICHARD L. GUION [b. Aug 11, 1841 - Civil War; 1st Lt NY 161st Reg; Gunshot to lungs Apr 4, 1864;

Discharged June 12, 1865; Electrical Engineer; Invented Electric Heat Regulator for

Railroad; Patent for automatic control switch for Electric Thermostats.

m. Aug 27, 1862 Cornelia J. Fitch [b. 1838] at Park Church, Elmira, NY

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. FRANKIE GUION [b. 1866 (female)

. GERTRUDE “GERTIE” GUION [b. 1868 – 1892 Census was Stenographer

-- JACOB PETRONE GUE [b. 1818] 1850 Census lived Nunda, Livingston, NY;

m. Rosetta ?

--- JACOB H. GUE [b. 1848

--- ABRAHAM GUE [b. 1850

-- JOHN DRAKE GUE [b. Feb 24, 1821 – d. Apr 11, 1891] Born Greene, NY; Lived Elmira, NY; 1860 lives Keeler,

Van Buren Co, MI; In 1880 lives in Battle Creek, Calhoon Co, M; Buried Maple Grove Cemetery,

m.>1858<1860 Harriet Malvina Wilder [b. 1833 – d. >1870] Horseheads, Chemong Co, NY

--- EDGAR C. WILDER (step-son) [b. 1858

m. May ? [b. 1860

. GLENNIE H. WILDER [b. 1880

. MAY GUE

m. Susan E. Conkling [b. May 1, 1832 – d. 1901] <2nd Wife> Dau of Vincent & Sarah Mathews Conkling;

Became a Hotelkeeper in Horseheads in 1892. (Maiden name may be Conklin)

--- HARRIET E. “HATTIE” GUE [b. Jul 28, 1872 (Named after his first wife)

m. Jay H. Tunis [b. 1873] Son of Wm J & Hannah H Tunis; <Hattie & Jay Divorced>

Hattie & son Arthur lives with mother Susan, a widow, in 1900 in Horseheads, Chemong Co, NY

. ARTHUR H. TUNIS [b. 1897]

m. Agnes C. Cooper, Dau of Milton Cooper

. . WILLIAM ARTHUR TUNIS

-- JOSEPH GUE [b. Feb 4, 1823 – d. 1864] Born Coeymans, NY; Died Montgomery, AL

m. Seignora T. McBride

--- C. WICKHAM GUE [b. 1843 – d. 1864] Living on his own in twp of Keeler at age 17; In 1860 lived in

Van Buren Co, MI. Enlisted as a confederate soldier in 1861 – served in the 15th, 20th and 24th

Calvary; Died in 1864 in Alabama.

--- DANIEL DENNIS S. GUE [b. 1849-1860

m. Apr 30, 1901 Eliza Delony in Spring Valley,Colbert Co, AL

-- PATIENCE GUE [b. Jan 20, 1825 -- EGBERT P. GUE [b. Mar 4, 1827 – d. >Apr 1910 ] Born in Green Co, NY; Lives with dau, Mary Beach in

Owosso, Shiawassee, MI; Died in Denver, Co.

m. Adelia E. Harvey [b. June 10, 1831] – Dau of Joseph & Lucy West Harvey

--- CATHERINE “KATE” EVALEES GUE [b. Apr 17, 1858 – d. July 10, 1904] 1880 Mason, Ingham, MI

m. July 17, 1883 Willis Ludelle Cheney

--- SEIGNORA G. GUE [b. Sept, 1859

m. 1879 J. Edward Housel [b. 1858

--- MARY HELEN (ELLEN) “NELLIE” GUE [b. 1861

m. June 28, 1882 Harlow Albert Beach (Beech)

-- MIRANDA GUE [b. July 16, 1829

-- JACOB FROST GUE [b. 1831 – d. Mar 8, 1891] Born in NY; Died in Jackson, MI; Peddler

1880 lives in Vevay, Ingham, MI; Carpenter; Widower, Lives in household of Ira & Julia W. Teall

m. Lydia Anna Ramsdell [b. Feb 9, 1835 – d. Aug 26, 1872] Died in Adrian, Lenawee Co, MI

Dau of Nathan & Mary Ramsdell, Macedon, NY

Confused with neice, Egbert’s daughter? -- CATHERINE EVALEES GUE [b. Nov 2, 1834 - d. 1906] Born in NY

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m. July 10, 1853 Henry Howe (Horne) in Lenawee Co, MI (had 3 children)

m. Lyman B. Roe

m. July 3, 1900 Rheuben Marshall <2nd Marriage in Hudson, MI>; Son of Ira Marshall of Canada

-- MARY B. GUE [b. 1838

m. George Nichols – In 1870 Mary & George live with Daniel & Hannah in New York.

- HANNAH GUE [b. Apr 5, 1790 – d. 1855]

m. 1808 Thomas B. Barker [b. 1787 – d. 1847] Son of Samuel & Mary Griffin (Sniffin) Barker

-- DORINDA BARKER

m. 1832 Thomas Jefferson Cheney – Son of Dorcas Cheney (maiden name) & Ephraim Cheney Jr

--- ISIDORE BARKER CHENEY

m. Edward A. Tuttle

- NORMAN GUE – UNPROVEN – purchased land in Farmington, Ontario Co, NY in 1837, thought to be a brother to

Daniel and John who purchased land 1833 and 1834.

- FRANCIS GUE [b. abt 1795 m. Julia P. [b. 1820 – NY Children all born Jamestown, Chautauqua, NY -- JUDSON GUE [b. 1841 -- VIRGIL HOMER GUE [b. 1843 m. Mary ? Lived in Pike, Perry Co, OH --- HOMER VIRGIL GUE [b. 1886 --- GEORGE E. T. GUE [b. Aug 26, 1888 – d. Dec 17, 1920] New Lexington, Perry Co, OH -- ISADORE GUE [b. 1846 -- LESTER C. GUE [b. 1850 -- ELMIRA GUE [b. 1852 -- LOUISA GUE [b. 1855 -- ADDIE GUE [b. 1856 -- EMERSON GUE [b. 1857 ii. FRANK (FRANCIS) GUE [b. abt 1762

iii. SARAH GUIOU [b. abt 1764 – Joseph, Sarah & John inherit from Step-father Jonathan Griffin. iv. JOHN GUE JR [b. abt 1766 – d. Jan 15, 1852] Served in 2nd Reg, Dutchess Co, NY Militia in American Revolution under

Wessenfels Reg, Hunt Co; In 1800 Lived Half Moon, Saratoga Co, (near Albany) NY; Died at Troy, NY;

Lock and Hasp maker; Operated textile mill at Waterford (formed from Half Moon) after 1829; Buried Waterford, NY

John is widower by 1828 when he and daughter, Angeline, conveyed property along the Champlain Canal. Fought in War of 1812 m. ?

- JANE GUE [b. Nov, 1785 – d. Aug 11, 1788] 2 yrs 9 mos; Buried First Presbyterian Church, NY City, NY

- WILLIAM GUE [b. 1789 – d. Oct 20, 1802] Died in NY City of consumption, age 13; Buried First Presbyterian

- MAJOR EDWIN GUE(GEW) [b. abt 1795 – d. <1828] Served after 1816 in NY Militia, Reg 144, 9th Brig, Div 15; John conveyed Saratoga Co land to Edwin Apr 21, 1820. m. Anna ? [b. 1802] - In 1870 married to Jonathan Hunter, a shoemaker in Warwarsing, Ulster Co, NY; UNPROVEN -- JACOB GUE [b. 1822] Tailor, living with Jonathan & Anna Gue Hunter in 1870 in Warwarsing. - ANGELINE GUE(GEW) [b. abt 1798 – d. Dec 30, 1869] Buried Waterford New Cemetery

(married abt age 47 – had a prenuptial agreement – married Waterford Presbyterian Church )

m. Oct 9, 1845 Joseph D. Eaton – Troy, NY

- ELIZABETH GEW [b. 1804 – in NY; 1860 lived Wabasha, MN

v. JAMES GUE – unproven; NOTE: There is a PVT. JAMES GUE who fought in the War of 1812, Rogers Reg, NY Militia

f. LT. DAVID GUION (GUE) [b. Oct 14, 1738 – d. Apr 20, 1821] Born Rye, Westchester Co;1760 - Pvt. David Gue served in His Majesties

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4th Co militia, Upper Battalion, Westchester Co, NY under Capt Nathaniel Hyatt; During American Revolution, June, 1778. Served under Capt Uriah Drake served in Newburgh Co., Southern Reg of Minutemen 1776-1778. Moved to New Paltz (Lloyd), NY, and in Oct, 1778, is listed as Lt David Guion, 4th Regiment, Ulster Co, NY, (land bounty rights) under Capt Johnson Ostrander and later under Capt Uriah Drake, in same regiment with Solomon Cooms (Combes) ; Died Manhattan, NY; Buried Cemetery of Middle Dutch Church; Last residence was 81 Mulberry St., NY City. Listed in NY City Directories as a carpenter, and then cartman. m. abt 1758 Elizabeth “Betsy” Combes [b. Feb 21, 1740 – d. Apr 2, 1820] Dau of Solomon & Sara Lee Combes,

Hempstead, NY; married in Grace Church, Jamaica, Queens

Co, NY

According to the Assessor records of the town of Lloyd, NY (then part of New Paltz, NY) on Oct 1, 1796 David Gue

was assessed $550 for owning 1 log dwelling, 1 log barn on 50 acres of land situated along the road from Pleasant

Valley to Paltz River. Said property adjoined the land of Joseph Rich.

According to George D. A. Combes 1925 Manuscript, Solomon Combes (Comes) in 1748 petitioned the

Governor’s council for a permit to operate a ferry from Staten Island to New York City but the permit was

denied. Solomon’s will was proved Mar 19, 1753. Letters of Administration granted to Joseph Royall. Solomon was

the son of Richard Combes, Jamaica, Queens Co, NY. He was baptized Mar 14, 1714 in Grace Church, Jamaica,

Queens Co, NY. He married Sarah Claire Lee Sept 17, 1738. She was born to Joseph & Abigail Price Lee in 1718 in

Nassau, NY. Children born of this union: Solomon who married Sarah Gue; John who married Dorothy Hoyt; and Betsy

who married David Gue of Newburgh, Orange Co, NY. Newburgh was originally in Ulster Co, and formerly the county

seat. Situated on the west bank of the Hudson River, midway between New York City and Albany, from 1782-83

Newburgh was headquarters of the Continental Army. (Later home of the Edison power plant and first city in America

to be electrified).

Sarah Lee was the daughter of Joseph Lee and Abigail Price. She was born in NY in 1718 and her grandfather was Willam Lee of Leehall who came to NY in 1675. She married Solomon Coombes in 1738, he died before Oct. 31 1750. She married Benjamin Maple JR., their first child William was born about 1751. Benjamin died in 1777, Sarah is listed on the Nov. 1778 tax roles for New Brunswick N.J. Sarah Lee (Coombes) Maple is listed as a founding member of First Decatur Church (a union church), Otsego, NY. She died, however, before the church edifice was erected in 1804. Also living in the residence were the Marvin's, relatives of her grandmother Mary Marvin including Benjamin Marvin who married Sarah Hoyt a relative of her son John Coombes’ wife Dorothy Hoyt. Her daughter by her first marriage Elizabeth Coombes Gue lived in New Paltz NY. Benjamin's Maple's brother in-law David Lee's great great grandson Andrew Lee married Elizabeth Coombes, Solomon's 4th cousin. There are other family members and in-laws around Decatur/Worcester NY. Sarah died in 1804. [Posted on Geni.com] Richard Combes [b. 1646 Plymouth Colony – d. 1685-1698 in Hempstead, NY] m. Elizabeth Hubbs 1672. Richard was

the son of John Combe & Sarah Priest of Plymouth Colony. His father died when he was quite young and he may have

been raised by William Spooner who had been an indentured servant of his father. After John died in 1648, Sarah left

her sons with William Spooner, who by then was a free man, and returned to England. John was the son of Francis

Combs and Jane Pope. Wife Sarah was the daughter of Digory Priest and Sarah Allerton. Digory and Sarah’s brother,

Isaac Allerton, were passengers on the MAYFLOWER.

Elizabeth’s father was Robert Hubbs, an immigrant from Gloucestershire, Eng. His wife may have been Elizabeth Goodwin. Conveyed land Oct 3, 1681 at Madman’s Neck,

Richard Combes (Coombes)

[b. abt 1646 Plymouth, MA – d. <1687

Hempstead, NY]

m. abt 1672 Elizabeth Hubbs

Settled Hempstead, Nassau, Long Island

- Richard Combes II [b. 1677 – d. 1734]

m. 1702 Mary Seaman [b. 1681 – d. 1717]

Dau of Solomon Seaman

Settled Jamaica, Queens Co, NY

-- Solomon Combes [b. 1707 – d. 1750]

m. 18 Sept 1738 Sarah Claire Lee [b. 1718

Hempstead, NY – d. 1804 New York City]

Dau of Joseph & Abigail Price Lee

Sarah m. 1751 Benjamin Maple Jr

--- Solomon Combes

m. Sarah Gue

--- John Combes

m. Dorothy Hoyt

--- Elizabeth “Betsy” Combes

m. David Gue (Guion) from

Newburgh, Ulster Co, NY

. Nathaniel Guion

m. Mary Dobson

. David Gue (Guion)

m. Sarah Coombs

. Hester Gue (Guion)

. Elizabeth Guiou

m. Robert Vandenberg

. Benjamin Guiou

m. Johanna Bonte

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Long Island. 1683 tax rolls: 13 acres of meadow, 2 oxen, 4 cows, 6 hogs and 1 horse. Residence in 1800 in Hempstead, Queens Co, NY: William, Cage, Phebe, Thomas,

Noah, Henry & Nathaniel Combs. Residence in 1830 in South Hempstead, Queens Co, NY: Daniel, Abraham, David, John, Joseph, Nathaniel, Stephen, Thomas, Samuel,

William & Jarvis Combes. Hempstead is on Long Island. During the American Revolution, it was divided into North Hempstead for the patriots and South Hempstead for

the loyalists. Part of the city seceded into Queens County while the rest of Hempstead formed Nassau Co. Solomon Coombs was in the same regiment as David Guion, NY

Militia, Ulster County, 4th Reg (land bounty rights).

Ancestry.com: Richard Combs [b. 1677 – d. 1734] married Mary Seaman [b. 1681 – d. 1717] Daughter of Solomon Seaman. Seven

children were born to this union: Richard [b. 1703], John [b. 1705], Dennis [b. 1707], Solomon [b. 1707?], Mary [b. 1709], Elizabeth [b.

1711] and Phebe [b. 1713]. Note – this source says that Dennis was married to Sarah Lee and they were the parents of Elizabeth, John

and Solomon Coombs. All children were born in Queens, Livingston, NY.

i. CORPORAL NATHANIEL GUION [b. abt 1760 Cortlandt Manor, NY - War of 1812, Stevens Battalion, NY; 1790 Census – lives NY

CityOut Ward; 1810 Census shows Nathaniel Gew; 1820 NY Census Nathaniel Guion again.

m. Mary Dobson – Members 1st & 2nd Presbyterian, NY City (1790 Census shows Joseph Dobson also living in NY City Out Ward; in 1800 he lives in Ward 7, NY City; 1801 lives in Kingston, Ulster Co, NY; 1790 Joseph Dobson m. Amy Gillmore)

- SAMUEL GUION [b. Nov 12, 1784 – d. ] Born NY - Bap Sept 4, 1785 in 1st & 2nd Presby Church

ii. DAVID GUE [b. Jan 29, 1770 – d. Jan 1, 1827] Lived in New Paltz, Ulster Co, NY, died in Marlborough, Ulster Co,

NY; Buried Old Presbyterian Burial Ground, Milton, NY; Will dated Dec 26, 1826

m. abt 1792 Sarah Coombs (Combs) [b. Mar 3, 1772 – d. Dec 4, 1863] Dau of John & Mary Mitchell Coombs,

John was a member of the British Army on Staten Island; Sarah buried Old Presbyterian Cemetery of Milton

- HENRY “DICKERSON” GUE [b. Feb 28, 1793 – d. 1868] Born Ulster Co; Died Clifton Springs, Ontario,NY

m. Phoebe Smith [b. – d. Mar 14, 1821] Buried old Presbyterian Cemetery, Milton, NY

m. abt 1823 Cornelia Drake <2nd Wife> [b. 1802 – d. 1895] Buried Clifton Springs, Ontario, NY

-- MELINDA GUE [b July 1, 1816 – Christened May 10, 1821 Highland Holy Trinity, Ulster Co, NY

-- SARAH REBECCA GUE [b. Sept 15, 1819 – Christened May 10, 1821 Highland Holy Trinity, Ulster Co

-- HENRIETTA GUE [b. 1824 – d.1902] Buried Clifton Springs, Ontario, NY

m. ? Ballou

-- MOSES DRAKE GUE [b. Apr 17, 1826 – d. May 28, 1904] (Son of Cornelia) Born Boonville, Oneida Co, NY; Died Austin, Mower Co, MN; Most members of family buried in Pleasant Hill, Lime Springs, Howard Co, IA; Profession - Speculator m. Mar 20, 1848 Maria Harriet Hurlbert --- CHARLES DRAKE MOSES (W?) GUE [b. Feb 2, 1849 Born in NY; Moved to York, MN m. Apr 3, 1869 Julia Letitia Fairbanks [b. 1870 – in VT . NELLY J. GUE [b. 1870 . CORNELIA GUE [b. Aug 21, 1872 – in York, MN . EMMA A. GUE . FRED E. GUE [b. 1876 – d. 1879] . DELL IRVIN GUE [b. Apr 13, 1878 . JESSIE GUE [b. 1881 . PEARL GUE [b. Oct 7, 1885 = d. Nov 9, 1985] Born York, Fillmore Co, MN m. Nov 29, 1905 Laurie Cornelia Ness --- CORNELIA GUE [b. Mar 12, 1850 – d. May 2, 1918] m. George Miles --- FRANK D. GUE [b. Aug 14, 1855 – d. Apr 1, 1938] m. 1875 Mary Loudon

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. GUY GUE [b. May 26, 1884 in York, MN --- GRACE G. GUE [b. Dec 3, 1863 – d. Sept 17, 1931] m. John Pugh --- HORATIO SEYMOUR GUE [b. Aug 22, 1868 – d. Feb 5, 1964] m. Mar 17, 1890 Augusta S. Spencer . EVA V. GUE [b. Apr 23, 1895 m. Hobart G. Reynolds --- RUTH GUE --- HERBERT F. GUE [b. Oct 25, 1870 – d. Feb 25, 1889] -- LUCINDA ABIGAIL GUE [b. June 7, 1827 – d. Nov 20, 1897] Wawarsing, Ulster Co, NY UNPROVEN DAU OF HENRY DICKERSON GUE m. Jan 29, 1850 Daniel Vail Lamoureux(LaMoree)[b. June 27, 1825 -- SPENCER GUE [b. 1829 – Born in Lenox, Oneida Valley, NY -- JANE (JENNY) GUE [b. 1836 -- FRANKLIN GUE [b. 1838

- ESTHER GUE [b. Aug 25, 1794

m. Dec 9, 1825 Humphrey P. Jones – Presbyterian Church Records, Highland, Ulster Co, NY

- JOHN GUE [b. Sept 23, 1795 – d. Dec 5, 1878] Born Ulster Co, NY; Buried Bloomington, Rosendale Cemetery

m. Mary Minerva Booth [b. Nov 23, 1799 – d. Apr 13, 1855] Rochester Dutch Reformed Cemetery, Ulster Co, NY

-- DAVID JOHN GUE [ b. Jan 20, 1824 – d. Sept 8, 1889] Lived Rosendale, Ulster Co, NY; Merchant in NY in

1880 with property +$11,000; Buried with wife in Lefevre Family Cemetery, Rosendale, NY;

Note: Lefevre family were patentees of New Paltz, NY.

m. Elvina (Alvina) Lefevre [b. 1834 – d. Aug 20, 1893]

--- ELLA M. GUE [b. abt 1855 – d. Aug 5, 1863]

--- LEGRAND GUE [b.1858

--- ISAAC L. GUE [b. 1865

-- GEORGE H. GUE [b. 1831 Rosendale, Ulster Co, NY; Carpenter

m. Anna M. ? [b. 1831 Children all born in Rosendale, Ulster Co, NY --- BELLE WILLEY GUE [b. 1861 – Prolific Writer; Author of: An American; The Neutral Ground; Verses; Grounded; Some Human Hearts; The Last Ditch; The Fugitives; Interludes; Washington – the Pioneer --- JOHN C. GUE [b. 1864 – Rosendale, Ulster Co, NY; Carpenter m. Mary A. Heiser [b. 1864 (father born in Ger) Rosendale, Ulster Co, NY . MABEL C. GUE [b. May, 1887 . ELLA M. GUE [b. Oct, 1889 m. Mar 23, 1910 Harry C. Finger – Son of Wesley & Jennie Elsworth Gue . JENNIE B. GUE [b. Feb, 1896 . JOHN L. GUE [b. Sept, 1898 . BLANCHE GUE [b. 1902 --- CHARLES GUE [b. 1868 --- NINNA GUE [b. 1871 -- TRUMAN GUION [b. 1832 – UNPROVEN - Carpenter in NY m. Anna M. Stewart [b. 1839 in England; In 1870 Truman & Anna live with Henry & Frances Stewart in NY --- WILLIAM T(RUMAN) GUION [ b. 1861 --- NATHANIAL T. GUION [b. 1863 --- THOMAS B. GUION [b. 1868 -- ELIZA E. GUE [b. 1840] 1870 Census lives with David J & Elvina Gue.

-- DANIEL GUION [b. 1841 in NY - UNPROVEN – 1860 Census listed as Daniel Guie, age 19, living in Poestenkill

Ward, Rensselaer Co, NY (near Albany). Saloon keeper in Cuyahoga Co, OH; Dennis Guion bartender;

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John Guion laborer

m. Aug 3, 1889 Margaret Gavan in Cuyahoga Co, OH

--- WILLIAM GUION

m. Jan 11, 1911 Genevieve McNeff

-- THERON R. GUE [b. 1842 - Ulster Co, NY; 1891 Living in Halifax City, Nova Scotia m. Jan 24, 1866 Sarah E. Lefevre [ b. 1837- d. Oct 17, 1867] Dau of G.W. & E. C. Lefevre m. Sept 7, 1874 Mary J. Smith in Cuyahoga Co, OH

-- DELIA GUE [b. 1844 – Lived w/ brother George’s family; went by “Dellie”;

1870 Census lives with David J & Elvina Gue

- MARY GUE [ b. May 22, 1798

m. Stratton Woolsey [b. 1794 – Farmer, Mentz, Cayuga Co, NY

-- AMOS WOOLSEY [b. 1823

-- LUTHER WOOLSEY [b. 1828

-- NATHANIAL WOOLSEY [b. 1832

-- EUNICE WOOLSEY [b. 1834

-- GEORGE WOOLSEY [b. 1841

- CAPTAIN DAVID C. GUE [b. Feb 11, 1800 – d. Feb 17, 1866] Born Ulster Co, NY; Lt. David C. Gue served Boonville Bat’n

NY Infantry, 13 Brig, 13 Div; Capt David C. Gue served 229 Infantry, Brig 26, Div 12; Lived in Lee, Oneida,

NY in 1850; 1860 lived Eau Claire, Wisc; Died Durand, WI

m. Lucina Jillson [b. July 8, 1804 – Born in NY; Dau of Levin & Chloe Ballou Jillson (descendant of Jillson Puritans of MA); Lived in Booneville, NY; Moved to Wisc (widow in 1870); Her mother descends from Major Reuben Ballou, Commander of the Cumberland Militia, Providence, RI, 1776 – Am Rev War -- MARY M. GUE [b. May 9, 1826 – d. July 20, 1852] Lee, Oneida, NY m. Dec 25, 1848 Martin Burney -- JEROME VAN RANSELOR GUE [b. Jan 15, 1828 – d. 1904] Western, Oneida, NY; Proprietor of a Saw Mill m. 1850 Clarissa H. Keach (Keech) [b. 1832 – d. 1879] Dau of George & Rebecca Keach --- ALMA J. (ELMA) GUE [b. Mar, 1855 – d. 1930 m. 1880 Jay Macomber --- NELLIE G. GUE [b. Nov, 1859 – d. July 13, 1940] Rome, NY m. Sept 12, 1880 Dr. Gilbert Lehr --- CHARLES E. GUE [b. Feb, 1861 – d. 1945] Westernville Presbyterian, Pt. Rock, NY m. 1882 Clara Bullock -- ELIZABETH S. GUE [b. Oct 24, 1832 – d. Sept 15, 1859] m. Jan 15, 1853 George G. Brower [b. – d. 1870] Lived Lee, Oneida Co, NY -- MIRANDA GUE [b. June 16, 1833 m. Aug 24, 1852 Edwin O. Baker

-- DAVID GUE [b. 1835 – d. Jan 4, 1908] Born in Ulster Co, NY; Died Muskegon, MI; He was a widower.

Death Certificate says father’s name was David Gue.

m. Huldah ? [b. 1835 - d. >Jan, 1908]

--- JOHNEY GUE [b. 1862

--- CHARLES GUE [b. 1864

--- ALLEN GUE [b. 1869

--- DORA M. GUE [b. 1871 – d. Nov 5, 1883] Age 12 in Norton, Muskegon, MI

--- NORA GUE [b. Oct 19, 1874 – Dau of Mary

-- LAURA MINERVA GUE [b. Oct 4, 1835 – d. Oct 13, 1844]

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-- SALLY GUE [June 5, 1838 – d. Dec 24, 1844] -- MELINDA JANE GUE [b. Jan 7, 1841 – d. >1876] m. Apr 13, 1864 Daniel Robbins – Married in Lima, WI; Son of Ebenezer & Betsy Robbins -- WESLEY WARREN GUE [b. July 11, 1843 – Western, Oneida, NY; Moved to WI; 1910 Wabasha, MN Farmer, Dairy, Breeder of China Poland Swine; Town Supervisor; Spiritualist m. Jan 12, 1870 Mary S. Mellish in Durand, Pippin, WI – Dau of John & Sarah Mellisk --- MAUDE GUE --- FRANK GUE --- WILLIAM GUE - UNPROVEN SON OF WESLEY m. abt 1890 Nellie McCandless – Lived in Superior, WI --- CLAUDE GUE [b. 1880 – in WI . CLAUDE GUE [b. 1907 --- ELIZABETH GUE [b. 1887 – d. <1891] --- MARY ETTA GUE [b. 1888 – in WI -- FLORETTA A. GUE [b. Aug 8, 1846 – d. Jan 25, 1873] m. Mar 19, 1871 Augustus “GUS” L. Ufford

- ELIZABETH GUE [b. Sept 5, 1802

m. >1826 TenBroeck Seaman

- SOLOMON GUE [b. May 7, 1804 – d. Oct 11, 1864] Born Plattskill, Ulster Co, NY; 1860 Census Oakland Co, MI

m. Sept 25, 1825 Joanna Lewis [b. Sept 13, 1807 – Dau of Adonijah & Huldah Nye Lewis; Married in Presbyterian

Church, Highland, Ulster Co, NY

-- HANNAH J. GUE [b. 1826 – d. June, 1846]

-- HULDAH NYE GUE [b. 1830

-- TRYPHENA GUE [b. 1832

-- CORPORAL LEONARD LEMUEL GUE [b. 1833 – d. Nov 23, 1896] Born in NY; Died Bur dell, Osceola, MI;

4th Reg Michigan Infantry, Civil War; 6th Veteran Union Reserve Corps

m. Hannah Davis

--- EMERY J. GUE [b. Apr 12, 1872 - Lived Ontonagon, MI

m. Sept 10, 1894 Mary C. Rector, Dau of Martin Rector

. LEONARD E. GUE [b. 1895 - Lived Presque Isle, WI

--- LEVI L. GUE [b. 1876

m. Sept 30, 1910 Nellie Nowlen Tripp - Dau of John & Eliza Holdman Tripp

-- OLIVIA MARIA GUE [b. 1836

-- LAURA M. GUE [b. 1837

-- GEORGE BRADLEY GUE [b. 1842 – Born in Meridian, Ingham Co, MI

m. 1865 Marion Lawrence

--- ALICE ELLA GUE

--- GEORGE GUE [b. 1866

--- LORENZO GUE [b. 1868

--- SPENCER GUE [b. 1870

--- NORA GUE [b. 1877

--- EARL GUE [b. 1879

-- ELIZABETH ANN GUE [b. 1843

-- SARAH GUE [b. 1847

-- EMILY JOANNA GUE [b. 1849

- SARAH GUE [b. Mar 3, 1806

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- BENJAMIN K. GUE [b. Apr 9, 1808 – Born in NY; 1840 lived in New Paltz, Ulster Co, NY; One source says moved to

Ridgeway, Orleans Co, NY after marriage to Fannie; after Fannie’s death moved to East Saginaw, MI; 1850 lived

in Richfield, Genesee, Michigan (widower); Laborer

m. Fannie Maria Hammond [b. Feb 7, 1813 – d. 1840] Born in Esopus, NY – Daughter of John & Catherine Ackerman

Hammond. Note: John Hammond was born in Pelham Manor in 1786, married Catherine Mar 11, 1807 in

Tarrytown, NY, John was baptized in Lattintown, Ulster Co, NY Baptist Church Oct 4, 1818; Died Keelerville, MI in

1859. Three of their children married children of David & Sarah Gue.

m. Oct 5, 1840 Polly Tobias in Ingham, MI <2nd wife of Benjamin K Gue>

-- JOHN GUE [b. Aug 16, 1836 – d. Mar 24, 1921] Born in NY; 1860 lived in Chesterfield, Macomb Co, Michigan;

Died Saginaw, MI; Carpenter-Joiner

m. Martha R, Bradley (Beadley)

--- FRED A. GUE [b. 1861 – Jan 19, 1882] Cooper

--- EDWIN H. GUE [b. 1864

m. May 1, 1895 Ada Yates [b. 1873 – Dau of Wm Yates, Saginaw, MI

m. Aug 29, 1905 Henrietta Simkins [b. 1885] – Dau of Arthur L & Adelina Packer Simkins

-- CATHARINE GUE [b. 1838 - 1860 lives in Chesterfield, Macomb Co, MI;1850 in Richfield, Genesee, Michigan

m. ? Burgess

--- NELLIE M. BURGESS [b. 1862

--- GRACE BURGESS [b. 1864

-- (EMMA) M. GUE [b. 1840 – d. Oct 24, 1914] Born in Ulster Co, NY; Lived in Chesterfield, Macomb, MI in 1860;

Lived in Saginaw, MI

m. ? Robinson

- LAURA (LAURY) GUE [b. 1810 – d. Nov 7, 1882] Died Decatur, Van Buren, MI

m. >1826 Henry Hammond [b. Dec 27, 1808] – Son of John & Catherine Ackerman Hammond

Moved to Van Buren Co, MI soon after marriage.

-- PHEBE ANN HAMMOND

- MITCHELL (MICHEL) GUE [b. Mar 12, 1812 – In 1850 lived in Polkton, Ottawa Co, MI

m. Lydia Auchmoody [b. 1816

-- SADE M. GUE [b. 1830 – born in Lenawee Co, MI

m. Dec 29, 1867 Louis P. Kleine in Ottawa Co, MI

-- DAVID GUE [b. 1834

-- SARAH M. GUE [b. 1836

-- BENJAMIN FRANKLIN GUION [b. Mar 22, 1838 – d. Feb 11, 1918] Born in NY; Moved to Lenawee Co, MI

m. Apr 12, 1870 Charity Cain (Kane) Sack [d. July 30, 1924] Married in East Waterloo, Black Hawk, IA; Died

Adrian, MI; <2nd marriage, 1st husband Henry O. Sack> – Dau of Daniel & Annie Ashman Kane

--- ELIZABETH GUION [b. Mar 8, 1871 – d. Dec 10, 1960]

m. Edward Henry Ray <Eliz & Ed Divorced> – Son of Henry & Emily Tucker Ray

. BERTHA RAY

. GUION RAY

. LILLIAN RAY

. PAULINE RAY

. ELENA RAY

. ALICE RAY

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--- ELIAS ARCHER GUION [b. July 12, 1873 – d. Aug 16, 1941] Died in Toledo, OH; Buried Pign, MI

(bachelor)

--- JOSEPHINE GUION [b. Apr 8, 1878 – d. Aug 27, 1943]

m. July 12, 1917 Albert G. Thiel, Son of Gottfried & Johanna Thiel of Germany; Married in Adrian,

Lenawee, MI

UNPROVEN> -- HAROLD B. GUE [b. Nov, 1838 – d. 1907] Born in NY; Died NE

m. Emma Lain

m. Nancy Hayes in IA

--- LOUIS GUE [b. abt 1870

--- EDWARD GUE [b. 1875 – son of Nancy Hayes

--- EDITH SUSAN GUE [b. 1878

--- BERT GUE [b. 1880

--- TODD LEE GUE [b. 1881

--- MYRTLE EVELYN GUE [b. 1883

--- GEORGE GUE [b. 1885

-- ALBERT GUE [b. 1839

-- HARRIS GUE [b. 1844 Born in MI; Married in Fillmore Co, NE

m. Nov 26, 1874 Nancy Hayes

-- MARY J. GUE [b. 1846

-- MITCHELL GUE JR [b. 1850

-- DELEMARTER GUE [b. 1853

m. Oct 19, 1884 Irene May

m. June 21, 1891 Ida M. May <2nd wife>

--- HARVEY BYRON GUE [b. 1885

--- ALBERT FRANKLIN GUE [b. 1893 – Son of Ida

--- ROSCOE M. GUE [b. 1896

-- MYRON J. GUE [b. 1856 – d. 1912]

- PHEBE JANE GUE [b. Mar 19, 1816 – d. June 14, 1844]

Christened July 7, 1816 Holy Trinity Church, Highland, Ulster Co, NY; Buried Old Presbyterian Cemetery, Milton, NY

m. Daniel Ackerman Hammond [b. June 9, 1815 – d. Jan 21, 1868] – Son of John & Catherine Ackerman Hammond.

2nd Wife was Mary Avery; Died in Paducah, KY

-- ISAAC N. HAMMOND [b. 1841

m. Mary Wilcox

Marriage Record for Isaac refers to his mother as “Josephine” Gue; Marriage was in Ulster, NY

iii. HESTER GUIOU (GUE) [b. abt 1772 – d. Mar 10, 1794]

iv. ELIZABETH GUIOU (GUE) [b. June 26, 1774 – d. Dec 31, 1834]

m. Dec 31, 1793 Robert Vandenberg (VanDenBurgh) [b. Oct, 1773 – d. July 1, 1832]

Son of Garret [b. June 3, 1736 – d. Oct 13, 1792] & Adleda Vandenburgh; Garret is Private in Rev. War.

Note: Father David lived with Eliz & Robert after 1820; he was buried with military honors from their home.

- MARGARET VANDENBERG [d. Jan 30, 1879]

m. David DeLancey

- AMANDA VANDENBERG

- MARY VANDENBERG

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- ROBERT VANDENBURGH [b. 1816 – (mother Elizabeth b, 1794) Saugerties, Ulster Co, NY – UNPROVEN LINEAGE

-- ELEANOR VANDENBURG [b. 1836

-- LYDIA E. VANDENBURG [b. 1854

- CORNELIA VANDENBERG [b. Mar 2, 1818 – d. Oct 8, 1908]

m. Allen M. Thompson [b. June 14, 1817 – d. Apr 18, 1902] Members of Trinity Church

-- MELVILLE THOMPSON [b. 1858 - Painter; Brooklyn, NY

-- LILLIE IRENE THOMPSON [b. Mar 27, 1861 – d. ]

m. Joseph M. Booth

--- EDWIN BOOTH

--- DONALD ALFRED BOOTH

--- GUION BOOTH

- GEORGE VANDENBERG [b. 1824

m. Elizabeth ? [b. 1840

-- STEPHEN VANDENBERG [b. 1868

- LYDIA M. VANDENBERG [b. 1825

m. Robert White [b. 1824

-- HARRIET A. WHITE [b. 1848

-- AGNES WHITE [b. 1851

-- JAMES W. WHITE [b. 1866

v. BENJAMIN GUIOU (GUION) [b. Jan 10, 1777 – d. 1831] (Married Lutheran Church of NY City?) Married Dutch Reformed Church;

Cartman on Mulberry St. with father and brother Nathanial through 1815. Cartman was like a Teamster, hauled

products between the docks and the merchants. In 1800 live NY City, Ward 7.

THIS IS THE BENJAMIN THAT SOME SOURCES SAY DESCENDED FROM DAVID GUION, SON OF

ISAAC GUION AND GRANDSON OF LOUIS GUION ECUYER OF NEW ROCHELLE.

Note: Benjamin Guion and wife Hannah purchased lots on NE corner of St. Nicholas & Mary Sts

(today Pump & Orange Sts) for $300 on Dec 24, 1802 and sold part of the lots in 1805 for $1,375

and the remaining lots for $3,000 in 1814. Then, he and his mother-in-law, a widow, sold lots from

estate of John Bonte` for another $3,000. They moved to Cincinnati, OH in 1814. In 1815, they

acquired a farm in Dearborn Co, IN. ($6,000 in 1800 = $105,600 in 2012) Lived Lawrenceburg, IN in 1820;

Agriculture, Owns 8 Slaves; 1830 Census lives in Cincinnati, OH with oldest son David & wife Caroline along with

sons John & Benjamin and dau Sarah (Peter not counted, not yet 10 yrs old);

Benjamin reportedly died in New Orleans. This seems curious as he would have died the same

year (1831) and perhaps it is just a coincidence that his grandson William Rogers Guion later moved to New Orleans

where he shared a residence with most of his unmarried grown children. The mystery of what happened to Benjamin

and where he is buried is yet to be solved.

m. Oct 13, 1799 Johannah “Hannah” Bonte` (Bonta or Banta) [b. Sept 6, 1781 – d. Dec 10, 1820] Born Essex Co, NJ;

Hannah is buried with an infant dau in East Fork Chapel graveyard, Gilford, IN.

Dau of Johannes & Jane Van Zile Bonte`, Bergen twp, NJ, about 5 miles from Staten Island. (Johannes died in 1812

Jane died in 1839.) Hannah is descendant of Epke Jacobse Bonte, immigrated to New Amsterdam

Feb 12, 1659 on the ship “De Trouw” (The Faith);

Epke Jacobse's father, Jacob Epkese, married a landed wife, Reytske Sickedr, who acquired land at her families plantation at Bonte. After

marrying Reytske, Jacob Epkese signed his name Jacob Epkese te Bonte (Jacob Epkese at Bonte). The name was misspelled when his sons took it

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for a surname in the new world. Some Bantas in Kentucky still pronounce the name as Bonte though they spell it Banta. In Dutch the word means

"Spotted." They very likely had a dairy farm at Bonte with the traditional Friesian "spotted cows (In Dutch, "Bonte Koe").

Explanation by Theodore M Banta, author of “Conquest of a Continent: Nine Generations of the American Frontier.”

(Note Hannah Bonte’s sister Catharine married David C. Perrine. Her brother David Bonte married Margaret Myers, dau of Cornel ius Myers.

After David’s death, Margaret and her two sons John Bonte, b. 1808 and Cornelius Bonte, b.1809 moved to City Island, Westchester Co, NY)

Interesting History: Perrine’s Bridge derives its name from James Perrine, a French Huguenot immigrant who built a tavern near the site of the bridge in 1820. The old covered bridge was built in 1844 by James Wood and spans the Walkill River between the Town of Esopus and the Town of Rosendale. It was built for the Kingston to New Paltz Road. James Perrine's son was hired each winter as the "snower." He would spread snow the 138 feet length of the structure so horse-drawn sleighs could cross. The Burr Arch Truss design of the bridge is the only one left in New York State and is listed on the National Historic Register.

- DAVID BONTE GUION [b. Mar 4, 1801 – d. Nov 4, 1868] Born New York, Baptized May 17, 1801 in NY Methodist Church;

Moved to Cincinnati, OH; Hardware Merchant; then stone cutter, selling building and paving materials, cemetery

headstones. Will states, “I have in my iron safe $30,800 in stocks and bonds apart from the property in Cincinnati.”

m. Feb 10, 1825 Caroline Litchfield Rogers [b. June 25, 1805 – d. 1833] Died probably in childbirth with dau Caroline;

Dau of Ebenezer & Phebe Seaman Roper Rogers

Note: There is a Phebe Seaman living in Rosendale, Ulster Co in 1850. One died Westchester Co in Jul 9,

1860 and is buried on Long Island. Ebenezer Rogers christened Jul 19, 1767 St. Georges Church,

son of Isaiah and Elizabeth Rogers. In 1850, the Rogers are living in Dearborn, IN (ages 79 & 75) with their

granddaughter Caroline Guion (age 16)

Family buried in Spring Grove Cemetery in Cincinnati

m. abt 1835 Catharine “Kate” Neff Gans [b. 1812 – d. June 24, 1888] <2nd Wife>

Dau of Daniel & Hester Susan Neff Gans from Uniontown, PA; 1870 she ran a boarding house

-- ELIZA JANE GUION [b. Dec 15, 1827 – d. Aug 26, 1899] Dressmaker; 1870 lives in Kate’s boarding house

m. Oct 4, 1887 William Hamilton Rawlings, Dearborn Co, IN

-- WILLIAM ROGERS GUION [b. Feb 28, 1829 – d. Jan 9, 1913] Born Ohio, 1st Ohio Riflemen; Moved to New

Orleans; Barkeeper; Bar was located at 488 ½ Bienville, New Orleans, LA

m. Apr 21, 1868 Elizabeth Louise Forgie [b. Aug 2, 1849 – d. Feb 17, 1928]

(1880 Census - Annie Laporte, age 26, servant.)

--- DAVID BONTE GUION [b. 1872 – Born in New Orleans, LA

--- IDA J. GUION [b. 1873 – Born LA; Single in 1930/1940

--- WILLIAM “WILLIE” GUION [b. 1874 – Born LA; Single in 1930/1940

--- CAROLINE “CARRIE” LITCHFIELD GUION [b. 1877 – Born LA; Single in 1930/1940

--- CHARLES PRICE GUION [b. Apr 25, 1888 – d. June 7, 1956] Born LA;

Son of Gertrude; Widow in 1930

m. Bessie C. Stock – Born in TX

---- WILLIAM ROGERS GUION SR [b. 1920 – d. 1963]

m. Gertrude A. Hodgins [b. 1869 – Born MO <2nd Wife>

Dau of Wm H & Agnes Hodgins orig from Canada

Single, lives in boarding house in Chicago in 1900

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. WILLIAM ROGERS GUION JR [b. 23 Oct 1944 – d. 3 Feb 2004] La Place,

St. John the Baptist, Louisiana

-- ALMIRA GUION – [b. Dec 8, 1830 – d. ? ]

m. Jan 20, 1848 William Cornell Jewitt [b. Feb 19, 1823] in St. Louis, MO;

<2nd Wife – Esther Garrison; 3rd Wife Carlotte Rerna>

International Merchant and lived in New York; San Francisco; Paris, France; and Geneva Switzerland.

m. abt 1865 James S. Mills - born Richmond, VA and in 1852 had gone to CA in mining co around Yuba

Co. After returning to St. Louis to marry Almira, they made their home in Yuba Co, CA.

--- WILLIAM CORNELL JEWITT [b. Dec 15, 1853 – San Francisco, CA;

1870 lives in Kate’s boarding house

--- STANLEY GUION JEWITT [b. May 15, 1855 – San Francisco, CA

--- JAMES W. MILLS [b. Feb 13, 1867 in Yuba Co, CA; moved to Ontario, CA; became President of Chino

Experimental Station & considered leading authority for agriculture and horticulture in southern CA.

m. 1894 Fannie Whitmore in Washington, IA

. HAROLD L. MILLS

. FRANK S. MILLS

-- CAROLINE LITCHFIELD GUION [b. 1833 – d. ]

m. David Swales [b. 1827 in England]

--- ANNA SWALES [b. 1857 in OH

-- BENJAMIN F. GUION [b. May 24, 1837 – d. Aug 29, 1877] Oil City, PA; Civil War Co C 7th Calvary, OH

(Son of Catharine Neff Gans)

m. June 10, 1858 Eliza Jane Kirby in Hamilton Co, OH

-- FLORETTA GUION [b. Oct 24, 1838 – Sept 22, 1911]

m. July 21, 1864 Henry Getzendanner

-- EMMA L. GUION [b. Sept 9, 1840 – d. Apr 28, 1897] 1870 Census family lives in Kate’s boarding house

m. abt 1860 John Bogardus – Attorney at Law, Hamilton Co, Ohio

--- WILLIAM BOGARDUS [b. 1865

--- JOHN BOGARDUS [b. 1868

--- GRACE BOGARDUS [b. 1870

-- SARAH F. GUION [b. Nov 6, 1842 – d. ] - In 1910, lives in Montgomery, Dayton, OH (age 61); provides a

room for 6 yr old; Hazel Mattox and a widower, Jacob G. Scherck, 27, is boarder

m. ? Watts

-- HARRIET Q. GUION [b. Apr 16, 1845 – d. Feb 19, 1910]

-- CATHERINE “KATE” W. GUION [b. Aug 27, 1847 – d. Dec 17, 1924] 1870 lived in Kate’s boarding house;

Never married

-- SUSAN ANN GUION [b. Mar 21, 1848 – d. Oct 14, 1849] Infant

-- DAVID BONTE GUION JR. [b. Nov 5, 1850 – d. Jan 15, 1852] Age 2

-- IDA BELLE GUION [b. Sept 2, 1852 – d. Mar, 1941] young widow, 1870 lives in Kate’s boarding house

m. ? Buchanon

-- DANIEL BARTON GUION [b. Feb 18, 1856 – d. Jan 16, 1864] Dies of Typhoid Fever, Age 8

- JOHN GUIOU [b. Apr 4, 1803 – d. Dec 14, 1803] Infant; Son of Benjamin & Hannah Bonte Guion;

Buried Dutch Reformed Cemetery in New York City

- (CHILD) GUIOU [b. June 30, 1804 – d. July 1, 1804] Infant; Buried Dutch Reformed Cemetery, NY City, NY

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Death Record lists Benjamin Guie as father.

- WILLIAM DRAKE GUION [b. Sept 13, 1805 – d. 1853] Born in NY; About 1845 family moved to Kenosha, WI

m. abt 1834 Sarah “Pierce?” [b. 1818 in PA

-- JANE PIERCE GUION [b. 1835

-- FRANKLIN H. GUION [b. 1837 in Ontario Co, NY; Graduated 1859 Cazenovia Methodist Episcopal Seminary,

Booneville, NY; Lawyer Omaha, NE

m. Lottie Hoover

--- JOSEPH OLIVER GUION

m. Emily Rebecca ?

. FRANK GUION - Married in Pulaski, WI

m. Sept 17, 1871 Oliva Maria Erickson – Dau of Erik & Gurick ? Erickson

--- ELAND GUION

m. Kirby ? (female)

. JULIA GUION - Married in St. Croix, WI

m. Dec 31, 1885 Monroe Jacke – Son of Samuel & Fannie Sory Jacke

-- EMILY GUION [b. 1839

-- GEORGE GUION [b. 1842

-- EBENEZER GUION [b. 1845 in WI

-- SARAH JANE GUION [b. 1849 in WI

- JANE ELIZA GUION [b. Nov 24, 1807 – d. ] Named after Hannah’s Mother

m. Isaac Waldron III – Son of Isaac Jr & Martha Drowne Waldron of Rhode Island

-- HANNAH JANE WALDRON [b. Aug 30, 1830

m. John Booth

m. June 1863 William H. Hasson <2nd Husband>

--- RALPH BOOTH

--- LYMAN BOOTH

m. 1882 Ida Belle Hill

--- JANE HASSON [b. April, 1864 –

m. June 24, 1885 William Donaldson

- CATHARINE GUION [b. July 22, 1810 – d. ]

m. Mar 14, 1830 Prior Medaris [b. 1807 – d. 1850] Died of Cholera; Builder, in 1843 paid $3,800 for building a school

on Clinton St in Cincinnati, OH; Son of Stephen & Betsy Jean Medaris, Hamilton Co, Ohio;

Grandson of Charles & Elizabeth “Betsy” Gregory Medearis. Charles fought in Rev War, Chatahm Co, NC

Militia (1772) under Elisha Cain. Awarded Ohio Land Grants after War.

-- WILLIAM MEDARIS [b. Nov 20, 1831 – d. Dec 5, 1831] Infant

-- JOHN EDWARD MEDARIS [b. Nov 18, 1832 – d. Feb 25, 1833] Died of Cholera

-- ANGELINA M. MEDARIS [b. May 7, 1834

m. Sept 18, 1851 Henry E. Holtzinger

-- ELIZABETH MEDARIS [b. July 30, 1836 – d. July 16, 1873]

m. Oct 27, 1857 Thompson Neave

-- ELLEN MEDARIS [b. Oct 25, 1838

m. Oct 27, 1859 Benjamin F. Wright

- JOHN PERRINE GUION [b. Oct 20, 1812 – d. July, 1850] Stonecutter – Robinson & Guion Stonecutters on Western Row,

Cinn, OH (Perrine is Uncle’s Surname)

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m. July 16, 1835 Wealthy Sprague [b. 1811 – d. Oct 25, 1880) Died Batavia, Clermont Co, OH; Married Hamilton Co

Dau of Abel & Mary Hanford Sprague; Born in NJ

-- WILLIAM “ALFRED” GUIOU [b. July 8, 1837 Salesman; Civil War; Lived Dayton, KY across river from Cinn, OH

m. abt 1870 Belle Baldwin at St. John’s Episcopal at Troy, NY;

1880 Census C. E. Baldwin (F) living with William & Belle

--- GRACE EVA GUION [b. Aug 5, 1873 – d. <1880] --- BERTHA GUION [b. Sept 21, 1875

m. Robert McKinnon

--- JOHN ALFRED GUIOU [b. Jan 4, 1877 Moves to Dayton, Campbell Co, KY – d. 11 Nov, 1932 in LA] m. Lillian Smith [30 Oct, 1885 – d. 1 May, 1940] born in GA; died in Glendale, Los Angeles, CA, buried in Forest Lawn Cemetery ---- CHARLES E. GUIOU [b. 1904 in CO] In 1935 Census lives with Mother in LA, CA --- CLIFFORD PARKER GUION [b. Sept 7, 1879

-- CHARLES HENRY GUION (U) [b. Nov 2, 1839 – d. <1910] Bookkeeper; fought in Civil War; Moved to Omaha,

NE, Managing Partner of F. Colpetzer in Chicago Lumber Company (814 S. 14th)

m. abt 1865 Ella H. Pounsford

--- HARRIET POUNSFORD GUIOU [b. 1867

--- SARAH POUNSFORD GUIOU [b. abt 1869

m. William Dale Fisher – Son of William F & Jessie Irene Griess Fisher

. WILLIAM GUIOU FISHER

. SALLY FISHER

--- CHARLES “ARTHUR” POUNSFORD GUIOU [b. July 11, 1870 1900 Census lives in Douglas, NE

-- THEODORE GUION [b. Dec 20, 1841 – d. Feb 17, 1843] Age 2

-- EVA JANE GUION [b. Jan 9, 1844 – d. June 30, 1850] Died of Cholera

-- MARTHA GUION [b. Sept 17, 1846 – d. June 30, 1850] Died of Cholera

-- ELLEN (ELLA) S. GUION [b. 1847

m. Mar 7, 1871 Dr. Augustus A. Parker in Mt. Holly, OH; Moved to Omaha, NE; Dr. Parker was a surgeon;

Served in the 6th Ohio Infantry, Co. B, Civil War

- SARAH MALVINA GUION [b. Apr 27, 1815

m. Simeon Saunders <m. 2nd Wife Jan 27, 1842, Ropsey Ann Saunders, Williamson Co, IL>

m. John Hoel <2nd Husband>

- BENJAMIN COOMBS GUION [b. June 6, 1818 – d. 1850] Ropemaker; Died of Cholera

m. Eliza Ann (Elisa S) Wright [b. 1818 – d. Jan 9, 1911] Born in Pennsylvania; Died in Paoli, IN; Children both born in OH

-- SARAH EMMA GUION [b. June 13, 1848 – d. May 16, 1929] School teacher in Montgomery, Dayton, OH in 1882

1870 Census lives in household with David & Weltha Fisher; Never married

-- BENJAMIN TRIMBLE GUION [b. Feb 14, 1850 – d. Dec 18, 1917] Organmaker Montgomery, Dayton Co, OH in 1882

m. Nov 25, 1874 Laura Bell Zell Household also has 2 Irish girls as servants

--- HAROLD “HARRY” THORNTON GUION [b. Sept 2, 1876 – d. Feb 28, 1952] Born Bellaire, Belmont Co, OH;

lived in Hillion, Franklin Co, OH; Died Dayton, OH

m. Edna Hayes Teague [b. June 23, 1879- d. Feb 14, 1968] Dau of Dorsey Sabin Teague & Laura Jane Lair

. HELEN E. GUION [b. 1909

--- CLIFFORD AVERY GUION [b. Feb 20, 1880

--- EULA M. GUION [b. May 10, 1890

- PETER CORNELIUS GUION [b. Dec 3, 1820 – d. Jan 14, 1867] Born in York Ridge, IN; Lockmaker; RR Tension Bridge Designer;

Armed Guard for Ohio – Mississippi Railroad; Died in Cincinnati, OH from wounds (Uncle Peter Bonte settled in OH)

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m. Nov 15, 1846 Sarah Ann FitzRandolph [b. Apr 20, 1820 NY– d. May 10, 1897 in Kansas City, Jackson, MO] Buried Union

Cemetery. Lived at 2310 Prospect. Died of Senile Paralysis (Alzheimer’s). Dau of Joseph [1775-1819] & Nancy Stout

FitzRandolph from Butler, Hamilton Co, OH; FitzRandolph’s were from Middlesex, NJ – granddaughter of Benjamin

[1755-1831] & Esther Woodruff FitzRandolph; great-grdau Benjamin [1725-1792] & Elizabeth Haywood FitzRandolph;

gr-great-grdau of Moses [1700-1759] & Rachel Hull FitzRandolph; gr-gr-grdau of John [1653-1727] & Sarah Bonham

FitzRandolph; gr-gr-gr-grdau of Edward [b.1607 in Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, Eng – d.1676 in Piscataway,

Middlesex, NJ] & Elizabeth Blossum FitzRandolph. Family members are among those who left the Piscataqua Baptist

Church in 1700 to form the Seventh Day Baptist Church that kept Saturday as the Sabbath. Also named were

members of the Drake family, who were also witnesses for several FitzRandolph wills.

In1850 Census, Peter & Sarah, son Prior, and Sarah’s brother, Theodore Randolph, live in Cincinnati.

In 1870 Census, Sarah Guion, widow, and her children lived in Des Moines, IA.

-- CAROLINE GUION [b. July 5, 1848 – d. Aug 23, 1848] Infant

-- PRIOR (PRYOR) MEDARIS GUION [b. July 17, 1849 – d. Nov 10, 1910] Lived in Burlington, Iowa; Moved to Kansas City

with Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad. Second career as Wallpaper Contractor; Named after Uncle

Prior Medaris who died of Cholera. Buried in Mena, AK.; 1880 Burlington, IA Census name is spelled GUYON.

m. Feb 15, 1874 Wilhelminia “Minnie” Ernestine Krombka [b. Dec 17, 1855 – d. Dec 23, 1893] Born Frankfort, Ger; Died

Omaha, NE; Married in Ottumwa, Iowa; Divorced abt 1880; Dau of Ferdinand & Louisa A. Matterne Krombka

<2nd husband August R. Thurman [1860-1887] Born in Germany; He was a barber at the corner of Market & Marshall

St, Burlington, IA; They had a son August Henry Thurman [1882-1943]>

<3rd husband m. June, 1891, Edwin A. Gault – may have also divorced; 1893 Minnie is boarder with dressmaker,

Cora Coleman, 217 S. 12th Omaha, NE; 1895 Edwin is a waiter at Halpine Bros.& rooms at 419 S 19th St, Omaha>

Note: Ferdinand Peter Krombka [b. June 14, 1829 – d. Sept 8, 1892] was foreman of Section #16, Chicago,

Burlington, Quincy RR; Louisa A. Matterne [b. 1832 – d. 1890] Also mother of Augustav Krombka [1863-1910] & Mary

Jane Krombka [1864-1865]

Prior Guiou Con’t

m. May 17, 1884 Mary Joseph Dockweiler [b. Aug 22, 1869 – d. Oct 31, 1910] <Prior’s 2nd Wife>

Married in Jackson Co, Near Rolla, MO; Dau of John Baptist & Sophronia Evans Dockweiler

** --- JAMES FERDINAND GUION(U) [b. July 1, 1873 - d. Feb 16, 1928] Burlington, IA - moves to Kansas City, MO;

Owns Dairy; Electric Wire / Roads Company; Laid roads and wiring for Swope Park in Kansas City. Purchased from Government Fort Belmont in Woodson Co, KS

m. Nov 24, 1897 Mattie Ellen Hockersmith [b. Nov 26, 1877 – d. Aug 28, 1958] Dau of David & Mollie

Elizabeth Rhodes Hockersmith of Kansas City, MO; Mattie was Kansas Grand Matron of Easter Star

--- SARAH ELOUISE (LULU) GUIOU(N) [b. Apr 28, 1877 – d. Jan 21, 1962] of Kansas City, MO

m. Jan 14, 1899 John Noland Craig, Son of John Gibson & Frances Cooper Craig, Norborne, MO

--- WILHELMENIA “MINNIE” ERNESTINE ERDMUTH GUIOU(N) [ b. Apr 16, 1879 – d. Feb 2, 1961]

Died St. Petersburg, FL; In 1885 Minnie lives with her grandparents, Ferdinand & Louisa Krombka

on Columbia St, Agency City, Wapello Co, IA

m. Robert Y. Smith in Madison, Indiana; Moved to Texas, then Florida

--- WILLIAM DAVID GUIOU(N) [b. Mar 4, 1885 – d. July 20, 1913] (Son of Mary D.)

<Divorced from first wife, unknown>

m. Grace Belle Kane <divorced>

--- ROBERT JOHN GUIOU(N) [b. Sept 3, 1888 – d. Oct 31, 1893] Age 5

--- SOPHRONIA SARAH GUIOU(N) [b. June 6, 1890 – d. Jan 10, 1955] of Independence, MO; Dau of Mary D.

m. Apr 8, 1912 Grover Cleveland Meyer, Son of Henry C & Elizabeth Dubley Meyer, Higginsville, MO

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-- JUSTICE R. GUION [b. June 16, 1852 – d. Sept 23, 1852] Infant

-- JOHN H. GUION [b. Aug 12, 1853 – d. Aug 3, 1884] Moved St. Louis, Mo; then Izard Co, AK where town was named

Guion, AK

-- JAMES RANDOLPH GUION [b. Feb 20, 1856 – d. July 22, 1931] K.C. Butcher; Butter Sales; Salesman Indian Tea Co.

m. Apr 6, 1882 Eleanor Elizabeth “Ella” Clements [b. 1858 – ] Dau of Joseph Clements & Mary Ann Johnston,

New London, Henry Co, IA

--- JAMES RANDOLPH GUION II

m. Mar 6, 1909 Lena Marselia in New Orleans

--- JOSEPH CLEMENT GUION [b. Sept 10, 1885 – d. July 31, 1950]

m. 1912 Lois Wheeler [b. 1893

--- COL. JAMES LOUIS GUION [b. Apr 28, 1894 – d. Jan 27, 1976] graduate West Point 1917

m. June 28, 1920 Dorothy S. Suhlette [b. July 12, 1895

--- ALMA E. GUION [b. 1914

-- DAVID B. GUION [b. Sept 30, 1858 – d. Sept 3, 1887] Lived Dansville, Des Moines, IA; Dairyman in Kansas City

-- PETER CORNELIUS GUION II [b. Jan 19, 1860 – d. Feb 16, 1860] Infant; Cause of death - Inflammation of throat

-- SARAH ELOUISE GUION [b. Jan 19, 1860 – d. ] Artist; TWIN with Peter

-- JANE E. “JENNIE” GUION [B. May 12, 1864 – d. ]

m. May 11, 1885 Charles E. Long

g. SARAH GUE [b. abt 1740 – d.< 1767] UNPROVEN SARAH BELONGS IN THIS LINEAGE

m. Solomon Coombs (Combes) [b. abt 1739 – Son of Solomon & Sarah Claire Lee Coombs; brother of Betsy who married David Gue.

h. ISAAC SANSON GUIOU [b. 1742-45 – d. Jan 9, 1823] Born Rye, Westchester Co, NY; Moved Rombout Precinct, Dutchess Co abt 1770;

Pvt in 2nd Reg of Dutchess Co Militia; Became a Loyalist – moved to Norton, Kings Co, NB in 1783

Listed as non-commissioned officer in the King’s American Regiment, allotted two acres of land

at Nashwaaksis, York Co, St. John, when corps disbanded; moved to Nova Scotia before settling in New Brunswick where

his family settled on 400 acres along the Kennebecasis River (Dec 13, 1809).

m. abt 1767 LETTICE HAGERMAN – Dau of Cornelius & Marya Wiltsee Hagerman; Sister of Capt John Hagerman (UNPROVEN ) i. JAMES GUIOU [b. Jan 23, 1768 – d. Nov 8, 1841] Born in Dutchess Co, NY; lived North Castle, NY; Moved New Brunswick 1783

Land grant of 200 acres 1820 in Queensbury; Will dated Apr 19, 1841; Buried Bear Island Cemetery

m. Oct 6, 1793 Martha Huestis [b. Dec 25, 1773 – d. Jan 21, 1852] Dau of Lewis & Mary Hunt Huestis

- MARY GUIOU [b. Sept 26, 1794 – d. Sept 26, 1829] Parent of 2 children; Lived in Queensbury

m. Mar 13, 1813 Peter Mooers [b. 1791

- LETTICE ELIZABETH “LETTY” GUIOU [b. May 7, 1798 – d. July 1, 1860] Died in Dumfries, York Co, NB

m. Dec 1, 1817 Solomon Howe [b. 1795 Letty given her “part & parcel” of father’s estate when she married.

- HUNT GUIOU [b. Mar 1, 1803 – d. Dec 12, 1884/7] York Co, NB; Unmarried; Inherited most of father’s estate;

In 1861 Census, he lived with his niece, Susanna Howe, wife of Thomas Temple, M.P.

- JOHN GUIOU [b. Aug 7, 1810 – d. Mar 8, 1875] Born Southampton, York, NB; Lived Fredericton, New Brunswick;

Operated a Grocery & Earthenware Store at the corner of George & Northumberland, & then corner of Queen & Phoenix Sq

m. July 21, 1835 Eliza Jane McNally [b. Feb 2 1, 1811 – d. 1903] 7th Dau of Moses McNally, Esq; Immigrant from

England, Christian – Baptist; LT in Tarleton’s Dragoons, British army, Rev War

-- WILMOT GUIOU [b. Dec 5, 1836 – d. 1917] Note: Dau m. MacKay, has grandson, Donald Cameron MacKay

m. Sept 8, 1859 Julia Estey [b. Jan 23, 1835 – 1903]

--- LENA MARIE GUIOU [b. Jul 9, 1860 – d. Jan 22, 1944]

m. Jan 27, 1882 Joseph Cunard Miller [b. Apr 15, 1858 – d. 1924]

. WILMOT GUIOU MILLER [b. Apr 20, 1885 – d. Mar 16, 1951] Died Halifax, Nova Scotia

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. MARY GERTRUDE MILLER [b. Oct 16, 1892 Fredericton, NB

--- MARGARET “MAGGIE” E. GUIOU [b. Dec 15, 1862 – d. Dec 2, 1930]

--- JENNIE GUIOU [b. Nov 9, 1873

- MARTHA GUIOU [b. Sept 26, 1812 – d. Jan 6, 1848] Died 9 days after giving birth to twins. Inherited 2 sheep from father.

m. Feb 4, 1833 Moses J. McNally [b. Feb, 1809 – d. Apr 11, 1891] Son of Michael & Sarah Ruth Bradley McNally;

Lived McNally’s Ferry, Lower Queensbury, NB; <2nd Wife Frances?> Moses buried Mactaquac Cemetery, NB;

-- SARAH ANN McNALLY [b. 1834 – d. Dec 30, 1873] In 1861 census lives with Uncle John Guiou

m. July 12, 1853 Whitfield Cliff – Son of Benjamin Rix & Deborah Ann Brown Cliff

--- MARTHA CLIFF [b. 1858

--- CHARLES RICHARD CLIFF [b. Jan 28, 1861 – d. Sept 20, 1937]

-- MARY ESTHER “MINNIE” McNALLY [b. abt 1835 – d. Jan, 1885]

m. Oct 1862 Matthew Frederic Hammond – Son of Archelaus & Elizabeth Close Hammond

m. Feb 16, 1876 George Fletcher <2nd husband>

-- ALANSON McNALLY [b. Apr 13, 1837 – d. May 11, 1901]

m. Oct 25, 1864 Annie Jane Colter [b. 1842 – d. May 30, 1916] Dau of Alexander & Eleanor Johnston Colter

--- MARTHA McNALLY [b. Aug 27, 1865 – d.

m. Dec 29, 1887 Addington Edwin Cliff – Son of Horatio & Phebe Estey Cliff

m. Jul 11, 1911 James Gilmour

--- ALEXANDER COLTER McNALLY [b. Nov 12, 1868 – d. Mar 5, 1939]

m. Apr 2, 1901 Ella Mae Fraser – Dau of John & Maria Jamieson Fraser

--- GEORGE JOHNSTON McNALLY [b. Apr 3, 1873 – d. Aug 8, 1924] Halifax, Nova Scotia

m. Nellie May Fluelling – Dau of Joseph & Eliza Balloch Fluelling

--- HARRY McNALLY [b. Oct 1876 – d. Jul 19, 1877] Buried Mactaquac Cemetery, NB

-- MICHAEL “MOSES” McNALLY [b. Feb 4, 1840 – d. July 3, 1910]

m. June 11, 1873 Sarah E. McIndoe – Dau of Charles H. McIndoe

-- JAMES GUIOU McNALLY [b. 1841 – d. Aug 14, 1899]

m. May 17, 1865 Sarah Amelia Shepherd – Dau of Benjamin & Rebecca McNally Shepherd

-- WILLIAM L. McNALLY [b. Jan, 1843 – d. Apr 1, 1848]

-- CHARLES L. McNALLY [b. 1844 – d. Sept 16, 1847]

-- HENRY CLINTON McNALLY [b. June, 1846 – d. 1931] Died in Missoula, MT; Buried Ovando, Powell Co, MT

Worked in mines of Montana since age 22, Later raised horses in Blackfoot country.

m. 1883 Esther Jones from Llandilo, Wales

m. Mar, 1925 Guita Goodfellow

-- J. RANKIN McNALLY [b. Dec 29, 1847 – d. Dec 3, 1896] Died in East Cambridge, MA; 2ND Superintendant

Boston Railway Co, former groceryman

m. Eliza Burpee

ii. CAPT. WILLIAM GUIOU [b. Nov 4, 1773 – d. May 25, 1856] Born Shannondoah, NY; Lived Poodiac, NB; Died Norton, NB

Loyalist, Served in His Majesty’s militia in St. Johns; Granted 280 acres along Pascobac River in Norton; Farmer

m. Mar 27, 1797 Abigail Atherton [b. June 5, 1776 – d. Sept 14, 1864] Dau of Benjamin & Abigail Mooers Atherton;

Benjamin Atherton from Billerica, MA, then moved to Prince William, New Brunswick.

- HANNAH GUIOU [b. Feb 14, 1798 – d. Mar 7, 1798] Infant

- ISAAC GUIOU [b. Jan 2, 1799 – d. Aug 2, 1873] Farmer, Springfield, Kings Co, NB

m. Apr 1, 1830 Mary Pierce (Pearce) [b. 1804 – d. >1861]

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-- SUSANNA MATILDA GUIOU [b. abt 1831

m. 1859 Hugh Walker [b. 1829

--- WILHELMENIA WALKER [b. Jul 1, 1863 – d. Apr 9, 1866]

- HANNAH LOUISE GUIOU [b. Oct 5, 1801 – Mar 24, 1848] Some sources say “Elizabeth Hannah”; Died Poodiac, NB

m. Oct 24, 1822 Thomas HERRETT (Herett) Jr. [b. Oct 4, 1798 – d. Apr 16, 1884] Son of Thomas & Bridget Besto

Herrett; Thomas Sr immigrant from Ayrshire, Scotland; Besto’s from Cumberland Co, Nova Scotia

-- ABIGAIL BRIDGETT HERRETT [b. Aug 15, 1823

m. Jan 31, 1850 James Bleakney [b. 1818

-- MARY SUSANNA HERRETT [b. Apr 30, 1826 – d. Jul 21, 1914]

m. Nov 11, 1852 Elijah Wood Allaby [b. 1832

--- ABIGAIL H. ALLABY [b. Feb, 1855

--- AMBROSE WELLINGTON ALLABY [b. May 26, 1857 – d. Nov 6, 1919] Buried Salt Springs, Upham, NB

--- ELIJAH A. ALLABY [b. 1859

--- SUSANNA A. ALLABY [b. 1861

--- JOSHUA B. ALLABY [b. Mar, 1868

-- JAMES ISAAC HERRETT [b. Oct 12, 1828 – d. Jan 16, 1880] Poodiac, NB; Buried Cassidy Lake Cemetery,

Lakefield, Kings Co, NB

m. Jul 20, 1854 Deborah Ann Titus [b. Mar 3, 1838 – d. Sept 3, 1892] Dau of Jonathan & Mary Sherwood Titus

--- GILBERT ISAAC HERRETT [b. June 11, 1855 – d. Apr 25, 1933] Coupeville Island, Washington

m. 1878 Evelyn Letitia Robertson [b. Sept 11, 1857 – d. Sept 18, 1937]

Dau of John Scott & Prudence Guiou Robertson

--- MARY HANNAH HERRETT [b. Jul 14, 1856 – d. Oct 24, 1929] Titusville, NB

m. Dec 7, 1876 George Albert Titus [b. 1853

--- FRANCIS WENTWORTH HERRETT [b. Sept 17, 1858 – d. Mar 8, 1913] Bellingham, Washington

m. May 22, 1886 Rachel R. Bent [b. Oct, 1866

m. June 15, 1910 Emma Robey Gillies <2nd Wife of Francis Herrett>

--- CAROLINE ELIZABETH HERRETT [b. Apr 25, 1860 – d. Apr 27, 1891]

m. June 7, 1880 William James Norris

--- JONATHAN TITUS HERRETT [b. Nov 11, 1863 – d. Feb 21, 1914] Everett, Washington

m. Sept 12, 1889 Edith Almeda Smith [b. Mar, 1862

--- JOHN QUINCY HERRETT [b. Nov 11, 1863 – d. Sept 1, 1949] Twin w/ Jonathan Titus;

Bellingham, WA

--- WILLIAM DESMOND HERRETT [b. Nov 25, 1864 – d. Nov 24, 1894]

--- EDGAR BYRON HERRETT [b. Sept 4, 1865 – d. Aug 26, 1949] Everett, Washington

m. Sept 12, 1889 Elizabeth B. Calhoun [b. Aug 1869 – d. Sept 4, 1946]

--- ANN DEBORAH HERRETT [b. Aug 19, 1867 – d. Feb 7, 1946]

m. Mar 1, 1887 Samuel Ezekial Keith in West Medford, MA

--- THOMAS HARLEY HERRETT [b. Nov 18, 1868 – d. Nov 24, 1925] Seattle, Washington

m. Feb 24, 1892 Edith M. Heath in West Medford, MA

m. Feb 21, 1900 Margaret Adaline Armstrong [b. 1877 – d. Aug 22, 1946] <2nd Wife>

--- ATHERTON UBERTA HERRETT [b. Jul 4, 1870 – d. Jan 30, 1960] Seattle, Washington

m. Oct 22, 1895 Alice Henrietta Jamieson [b. Jan 3, 1870 – d. June 29, 1943] Married in

Coupeville Island, WA; Dau of Edward & Jennie Escuyer Jamieson

m. Nov 5, 1912 Nielsene Nielsen [b. Dec 20, 1877 – d. Sept 15,1960] <2nd Wife>

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Married in Tacoma, WA; Dau of Iver & Mariane Christiansen Nielsen

--- KCENIA ALMA HERRETT [b. Dec 10, 1871 – d. Oct 3, 1947] Stanwood Island, NB

m. June 5, 1895 William Engle Terry [b. Apr 6, 1874 Married Seattle, WA

--- JAMES LEVERT HERRETT [b. Jan 10, 1875 – d. Jan 22, 1875]

--- CLARENCE JUDSON HERRETT [b. May 22, 1876 – d. Jul 12, 1947] Bremerton, WA

m. Sept 1,1899 Clara A. Nelson [b. 1879 in Sweden – Married Providence, RI

-- HANNAH REBECCA HERRETT [b. Jan 14, 1831 – d. Nov 1, 1901]

m. Aug 2, 1849 James Allaby [b. Aug 15, 1824 – d. June 30, 1897]

--- HANNAH SOPHIA ALLABY [b. 1851

m. Allan Carson

--- WILLIAM GUIOU ALLABY

--- JAMES THOMAS ALLABY [b. Mar 1854 – d.

m. Augusta Maria Mutch (Murch) [b. Apr 1858

--- EDWIN RUTHVEN ALLABY [b. 1856

m. Alberta Keith [b. 1861

m. Alice Hosford <2nd Wife>

--- JOHN FILMORE ALLABY [b. 1857

m. Margaret Pollock [b. 1869

--- CHARLES HADDON SPURGEON ALLABY [b. Jul 28, 1860 – d. Jan 12, 1904] Salt Springs, NB

m. Sept 27, 1893 Christine Henderson Budge [b. Aug 17, 1868 – d. May 28, 1935]

Married at St. Andrews Presbyterian, St. John, NB

--- REBECCA JANE ALLABY

--- FREDERICK HAVELOCK ALLABY

m. Jessie Campbell

--- LEILA ANNIE ALLABY

m. William Davidson

--- FRANCIS JEFFERY ALLABY [b. 1870

m. Annie Bannett

--- DELACEY EVANS ALLABY [b. Aug 1871

m. Annie Gertrude Crawford in St. Jean, Acadia (Nova Scotia)

--- IDA ADELIA ALLABY [b. Dec 1873 – d.

m. Silas Miles Reid [b. 1871

-- WILLIAM GUIOU HERRETT [b. Jan 21, 1833 – d. Feb 4, 1853] Buried Cassidy Lake Cemetery, Poodiac, NB

-- THOMAS HERRETT [b. Sept 18, 1835 – d. Mar 13, 1887] Died in Petitcodiac, Westmoreland, NB

m. Mar 13, 1857 Henrietta Spragg [b. Apr 21, 1838 – d. 1902] Dau of Edwin & Elizabeth ? Spragg

--- JAMES LEVERETT HERRETT [b. 1860

-- CHARLOTTE J. HERRETT [b. Dec 7, 1837 – d. Apr 3, 1848]

-- BENJAMIN ATHERTON HERRETT [b. Mar 2, 1840

m. Dec 22, 1859 Charlotte Bradshaw – Married in St. Martins, St. John, NB

-- JOHN QUINCY ADAMS HERRETT [b. Nov 2, 1842 – d. Dec 9, 1863] Died in Hammond Vale, Kings Co, NB

-- ISABELLA HERRETT [b. abt 1843

-- JOSHUA B. HERRETT [b. Aug 21, 1845 – d. Mar 18, 1848]

- MARY SOPHIA GUIOU [b. abt 1802 – d. abt 1822]

m. Dec 5, 1819 David Sherwood [b. 1796

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- BENJAMIN ATHERTON GUIOU [b. Apr 1, 1804 – d. Jan 19, 1842] Later years Wm & Abigail lived with his family.

Killed by a falling tree at the farm of John Pierce.

m. Nov 11, 1830 Rebecca Porter [b. 1802 – d. Nov 17, 1888] Born in Ireland; Dau of Robert & Jane ? Porter

Married in Sussex, NB in the Anglican Church; Employed as a School Mistress in 1851 at Dickie Mountain

-- FRANCES JANE GUIOU [b. abt 1831– d. Aug 10, 1910] Springfield, NB

m. Mar 8, 1856 David M. HERRETT [b. 1832 – d. May 13, 1901] Son of James & Phoebe Bleakney Herrett

--- CHARLES B. HERRETT [b. 1856

m. Sept 16, 1884 Lilly B. Jonah [b. 1864

-- PRUDENCE GUIOU [b. Dec 22, 1832 – d. Mar 13, 1925]

m. Mar 17, 1853 John Scott Robertson [b. Feb 29, 1834 – d. May 13, 1901] Born in

Scotch Settlement, Wickham, NB

--- SARAH JANE ROBERTSON [b. Jan 21, 1856 – d. May 10, 1913]

m. William Crawford

--- EVELYN LETITIA ROBERTSON [b. Sept 11, 1857 – d. Sept 18, 1937]

m. 1878 GILBERT ISAAC HERRETT

--- LOUISE ROBERTSON [b. 1859

m. 1880 Wesley William Case

--- ALFRETTA ROBERTSON [b. 1862

m. 1883 John R. Merritt

--- ABIGAIL ROBERTSON [b. 1865

m. 1886 John Keith in Wickham, NB

--- HENRY WHITFIELD ROBERTSON [b. 1867

m. 1892 Zella Leighton

--- WILFORD F. ROBERTSON [b. Jan 1868

m. 1893 Jennie Jones

--- JAMES WILLIAM ROBERTSON [b. 1870

m. 1895 Emily Smith

--- BEVERLY WILMOT ROBERTSON [b. Apr 14, 1874 – d. Jul 30, 1951] Born in Big Cove, Wickham, NB

m. Sept 15, 1908 Carrie Ingersoll [b. Mar 1878

-- WILLIAM GUIOU JR [b. Sept 14, 1833 – d. Aug 6, 1924] Farmer; Married his brother’s widow.

m. Dec 3, 1890 Henrietta Spragg [b. Apr 21, 1838 – d. 1902] Dau of Edwin & Elizabeth ? Spragg

-- ABIGAIL ATHERTON GUIOU [b. 1836

m. Oct 22, 1889 James E. Johnson [b. 1817 in Millstream, NB; Son of David & Sarah ? Johnson

-- JAMES PORTER GUIOU [b. 1837 – d. July 3, 1906] Havelock, NB

m. 1862 Frances Jane HERRETT [b. 1836 – d. Sept 10, 1908] Dau of James & Phoebe Bleakney Herrett

--- ALONZO HERRETT GUIOU [b. 1867 Born Queens, NB; Moved to Carleton, Ontario

m. Oct 1, 1890 Robenia Wallace [b. 1861 – d. Sept 10, 1934] Dau of John T. & Ellen Grey Wallace

. NORMAN MILES GUIOU [b. Feb 26, 1893

. GERALD WALLACE GUIOU [b. Aug 3, 1894

. IRMA GUIOU [b. 1898

--- ATHERTON JOHN GUIOU [b. Nov 17, 1870 – d. Apr 27, 1950] Hartland, NB

m. Blanche E. Thorne [b. Jul 28, 1865 – d. May 13, 1954] Dau Ephraim & Catherine Blakeney Thorne

--- UPHAM B. GUIOU [b. 1863 – d. Feb 18, 1866] Buried Narrows Cemetery

--- JAMES ATHERTON GUIOU [b. Nov 17, 1870 – d. Apr 27, 1950]

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-- JANE PORTER GUIOU [b. 1839

- SUSANNAH GUIOU [b. Oct 25, 1809 – d. 1868]

m. Oct 15, 1828 Jacob Gillies [b. 1801 (some sources say Oct 24, 1830)

- RUTH GUIOU [b. abt 1810 – d. Nov 2, 1904]

m. Oct 16, 1831 Stephen Gray [b. Nov 20, 1805 – d. Mar 5, 1883]

- GILEAD GUIOU [b. abt 1818 – d. abt 1851] Wickham Parish, Kings Co, NB

m. Feb 6, 1840 Sara Elizabeth Cosman [ Nov 7, 1822 – Dec 8, 1885]

-- ISAAC GUIOU [b. 1841 – d. May 18, 1865]

-- BETSEY A. GUIOU [b. abt 1842 – d. <1865]

-- JAMES COSMAN GUIOU [b. abt 1843 – d. Jan 16, 1870]

-- SARAH ELIZA GUIOU [b. abt 1847 – d. Mar 11, 1856]

iii. ISAAC SANSON GUIOU JR [b. abt 1775 – 1785 – d. >1862] Born in New Brunswick; Carpenter; Lived Queensbury >1818

(Some records may incorrectly identify Isaac Jr as ”Israel.”) Settled on land on Westmoreland Rd between Sussex Vale & French Village.

m. Elizabeth Atherton [b. Oct 6, 1787 – d. Dec 2, 1862] Dau of Benjamin & Abigail Mooers Atherton; Sister of Abigail Guiou

- CHARLOTTE GUIOU [b. 1808 – d. Nov 21, 1879] Buried Bear Island, NB

m. Dec 29, 1832 John Ingraham [b. 1792 – d. Apr 16, 1880]

-- JOHN W. INGRAHAM [b. 1833

-- ALFRED INGRAHAM [b. 1835

-- ZEBULON INGRAHAM [b. 1837

-- MARY H. INGRAHAM [b. Aug 1, 1841 – d. Feb 14, 1920] Presque Isle, ME

m. 1866 CHARLES STEWART GUIOU [b. Mar 1, 1842 – d. June 1, 1924] Son of William & Ann Huestis Guiou

--- JOHN GUIOU [b. 1869

--- LEVI GUIOU

-- FRANCES ANN INGRAHAM [b. 1844

m. Dec 27, 1864 John P. Jewett

-- ELIZABETH INGRAHAM [b. 1848

-- AARON INGRAHAM [b. 1853

-- SARAH INGRAHAM [b. 1859

- (Dau) GUIOU – Unidentified [b. abt 1809

- MARGARET GUIOU [b. abt 1810 – d. Oct 16, 1880] Buried Temperance Vale Baptist Cemetery, York Co, NB

m. Nov 26, 1829 James Parent Jr [b. 1804 – d. Feb, 1876]

- WILLIAM GUIOU [b. abt 1813 – d. Mar 6, 1877] Farmer; Buried Bear Island Cemetery, York Co, NB

m. Nov 27, 1839 Ann Huestis [b. 1816 – d. Aug 12, 1852] – Dau of Lewis Hunt & Anne Carle Huestis

Lewis Hunt Huestis [1787 – 1861] was son of Lewis Huestis & Mary Hunt; bro of Martha who m. his Uncle James

m. Dec 31, 1853 Prudence Burden [b. Sept 30, 1834 – d. Jan 25, 1911] Dau of William & Mary Sutton Burden

-- CHARLES STEWART GUIOU [b. 1843 Queensbury, York, NB; Moved Presque Isl Town, Aroostook, Maine

m. 1866 Mary Jane Ingraham [b. Aug 1, 1841 – d. Feb 14, 1820] Charles’ second cousin (above).

--- JOHN FRANK GUIOU [b. July 27, 1869 – d. Oct 8, 1948]

m. June 25, 1902 Margaret Merritt [b. Jul 1876 – d. Mar 27, 1954]

Dau of Joshua & Lettie Jamison Merritt

--- LEVI WARDLOW GUIOU [b. Sept 7, 1874 or Oct 19, 1877 – d. Feb 24, 1948] Presque Isle, ME

--- CLOWES PUTNAM GUIOU [b. Apr 24, 1882 – Immigrated July 4, 1951 – d. <1948]

m. Feb 19, 1909 Lillian Gladys Grant [b. Jul 27, 1892 – d. Mar 13, 1966] Died Dover, NH

Dau of Elijah & Florence “Fannie” Ingraham Grant

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-- ALICE E. GUIOU [b. abt 1856 – d. ] Dau of Prudence Burden

-- ANN ELIZA GUIOU [b. Dec 18, 1860 – d. Dec 28, 1920] Buried Presque Isle, Fairmount Cemetery

m. Dec 19, 1882 Nicholas Atherton [b. 1856

-- WILLIAM GUIOU [b. Aug 24, 1863 – d. Dec 9, 1910] Moved to Houlton, Maine, Buried Evergreen Cemetery

m. May 9, 1894 Mary Ella Burden [b. May 18, 1865 – d. Sept 20, 1916] Dau of Stephen &

Ruth Ann Hagerman Burden of Queensbury York, NB

--- ELTY CHESTER GUIOU [b. June 27, 1895 – d. June 6, 1972]

--- PAULINE BURDEN GUIOU [b. Feb 14, 1901 – d. Oct 6, 1909]

-- ERNEST L. GUIOU [b. June 4, 1869 – d. Sept 17, 1919] Deputy Sheriff; Tax Collector; Buried Presque Isle

- DANIEL GUION(U) [b. Dec, 1818 – d. Apr 13, 1888] Born in New Brunswick; 1850 Census, age 30, moved to Old Town,

Penobscot Co, ME; Occupation: Trader; Moved to Auburn, Placer Co, CA in 1851; Died San Diego, CA;

News article in the Auburn paper: 4th of July, 1861: Much fanfare provided by bands, reading of the

Declaration of Independence, Star Spangled Banner sang by the Glee Club, Fireworks display and Ball at

Lafayette Hall all given by Daniel Guion of the American Hotel – suitable to his taste and industry as a public

caterer. Note: Placer County was known for gold mining, railroad, American River and Lake Tahoe. The

American Hotel burned in 1855 and was rebuilt in 1857. It stood near the intersection of Washington &

Sacramento Streets. In 1861 there is also Guiou, Towle & Co Livery Stable in Auburn, CA. Auburn was also

a stage terminal. At time of death owned property worth over $25,000.

The transcontinental railroad was headed to Auburn in 1860 and during the years leading up to tracks being

completed by the Central Pacific RR, May 13, 1865, several competing companies engaged in war (fighting

by day, ripping up laid rails by night) to the extent that the Auburn Greys (the local militia) was called out for

oversight. Millions were to be made in the Railroad industry. Chinese laborers were hired to lay track.

m. Oct 29, 1845 Ann Eliza “Lizzie” Parks [b. Feb 14, 1828 – d. Feb 24, 1905] Born in NB; Married Richmond,

Carleton Co, ME; Benj & John Poor live with them in 1850 (Possibly Lizzie’s brothers? They were born in ME.)

Mrs. A.E.Guiou D.D.G.W.C.T. Officer in the New Year Lodge that meets in the Sons of

Temperance Hall, Auburn, CA 1860.

Note: There is a Benjamin Guion that lives in Dexter, Penobscot Co, ME in 1830

-- H. H. GUION (male) [b. 1848 Born in ME

-- JULIET C. GUION [b. 1854 Born in NB; In 1870 lives with mother in CA along with two men Antonio Salazar

from Mexico and Jim Ah from China; 1870 Census shows Ah Guion living there with 51 males from China or

Canton in Southern China (all between the ages of 20 – 42).

- FRANCES “MISS FANNY” M. GUIOU [b. abt 1823 – d. Nov 1, 1891] Born Bear Island, NB; Died in Bucksport, Maine

m. Aug 1, 1844 George Bennison

m. Colonel Alonzo G. Putnam [b. Mar 15, 1824 – d. Feb 17, 1909] Conductor of Bucksport Railway; former

Proprietor of Springhill Hotel, previously driver of the Woodstock & Frederickton Mail Stagecoach

-- DR. WILLIAM F. PUTNAM [b. June, 1849 Lived Bucksport, ME

-- JOHN R. PUTNAM [b. 1850 Born in Springhill, ME

- SOLOMON HOWE GUIOU [b. June, 1824 – d. Dec 23, 1903] Born Carleton Co, NB; Moved Aroostook, Maine; Lumberer

Buried Lindsay United Baptist Cemetery, Briggs Corner, Carleton Co, NB

m. Sept 12, 1854 Mary Jane Hagerman [b. 1836 – d. 1921] Dau of James W & Sarah Ann Courser Hagerman

-- ALONZO HOWE GUIOU [b. 1856 – d. Nov 4, 1893] Ottawa, Ontario

m. Mar 5, 1889 Emma MacDonald [b. 1870

m. < 1898 Robena Wallace – Dau of John & Ellen Grey Wallace

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--- GEORGE LEVERETT GUIOU [b. Sept 1892 – d. Mar 2, 1977]

-- EMMA GUIOU

m. George F. Currier

--- LEVERETT “LENNY” GUIOU CURRIER

- JOHN HAGERMAN GUIOU [b. Dec 25, 1830 – d. Dec 23, 1903] Lumberman; Born York Co; Died Carleton Co, NB

m. Aug 12, 1858 Eliza Bourgoin [b. Nov 9, 1835 – d. July 17, 1890] Born Sainte Anne de Pas Bas, NB, Canada

Married Queensbury, York Co, NB; Dau of Joseph & Grace Howard Bourgoin

-- BARZINA VINAL GUIOU [b. Aug 1, 1859 – d. 1945] Married in Jacksontown, NB

m. Dec 23, 1879 Benjamin Courser Hagerman [b. Feb 23, 1847 – d. June 19, 1928]

Son of James W. & Sarah Ann Courser Hagerman; Buried Riverside Cemetery, Fort Fairfield

Sarah Ann “Sally” Courser was the dau of John & Mary Young Courser from Kings Bridge, NY;

James W. Hagerman was the son of John Jr. & Mary Atherton Hagerman.

Capt John Hagerman Sr m. Jannetje Hegeman of Nine Partners, Dutchess Co, NY in Hopewell Church

--- SADIE E. HAGERMAN [b. Oct 18, 1880 – d. Jan 1, 1882] Died of diphtheria

--- JAMES “LEIGH” HAGERMAN [b. Jan 17, 1882 – d. July 4, 1951]

--- HARRYGILBERT HAGERMAN [b. Dec 27, 1883 – d. May 28, 1966]

--- JOHN FRANKLIN “FRANK” HAGERMAN [b. Oct 22, 1885 – d. Oct 21, 1955]

--- CHARLES ALLEN HAGERMAN [b. Aug 23, 1889 – d. Jul 12, 1953]

--- IRAD “IRA” VINAL HAGERMAN [b. Oct 19, 1890 – d. Oct 28, 1960] Refrigerator Sales, Caribou, ME

--- HOWARD E. HAGERMAN [b. Mar 31, 1893 – d. Sept 29, 1895]

--- LOTTIE MAE HAGERMAN [b. Oct 8, 1896 – d. Nov 30, 1970] Died in Seattle, WA

--- MERLE DANIEL HAGERMAN [b. Apr 29, 1897 – d. Aug 5, 1967] Died in Bangor, ME

--- EDNA I. HAGERMAN [b. Oct 15, 1900 – d. June 5, 1997] Lived Houlton, Me; First Congregational

--- ETTA B. HAGERMAN [b. Oct 15, 1900 – d. Jan 5, 1983] Twin of Edna

-- HARRY “HENRY” ALLISON GUIOU [b. Sept 27, 1860 – d. Nov 15, 1921] Lumberman; Died of Apoplexy

Deputy Sheriff of Monticello, ME; Baptist; Buried Evergreen Cemetery

m. abt 1889/90 Mabel Whittier [b. Aug 1, 1872 – d. Dec 26, 1955] Dau of Joseph & Annie Lamson Whittier

--- ANGIE LENA GUIOU [b. June, 1890 – d. 1951]

--- MILO GUIOU [b. Jan 12, 1892 – d. Dec 30, 1940]

--- ROY ELWIN GUIOU [b. June 4, 1896 – d. Nov 3, 1972]

--- EVELYN GERTRUDE GUIOU [b. Dec 7, 1907 – d. Dec 4, 1996]

--- HOLLIS L. GUIOU [b. Mar 3, 1910 – d. Jan 9, 1980]

-- NETTIE MALORA GUIOU [b. May 14, 1862 – d. 1930]

m. July 5, 1880 John Thomas Van Dine [b. Mar 1,1848 – d. 1908] Married Richmond, Carleton Co, NB

-Son of Ebenezer & Eliza Ann McBride Van Dine

--- DOW FENWICK VAN DINE [b. Jul 6, 1885 – d. 1961] Jackson Falls, NB

--- NINA VAN DINE

-- MARGARET AMANDA GUIOU [b. Apr 1, 1864 – d. July 15, 1918]

m. Charles Henry Murphy [b. 1844 Bloomfield, NB

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--- INEZ E. MURPHY [b. Sept 14, 1882 – d.

--- LENA N. MURPHY [b. Nov 8, 1884

--- ETHEL A. MURPHY [b. Nov 29, 1885

--- CLARA BEATRICE MURPHY [b. June 9, 1887

--- ANNIE A. MURPHY [b. Apr 23, 1891

--- CLINTON McCREA MURPHY [b. Oct 30, 1892

--- OLIVE BLANCHE MURPHY [b. Jan 28, 1894

--- RUBY P. MURPHY [b. May 16, 1897

--- ARCHIE CLAYTON MURPHY [b. May 12, 1907 – d. Dec 1, 1987] Died in Portland, Cumberland, ME

-- HANNAH ELIZABETH GUIOU [b. May 29, 1865

-- JOHN BOURGOINE GUIOU [b. July 7, 1867

-- ANNA MATILDA GUIOU [b. June 13, 1869

-- MARY JANE GUIOU [b. 1870 – d. Jan, 1941] Born Bloomfield, NB; Moved to Mars Hill, Maine

m. Apr 2, 1895 Frank Cullins [b. 1864 – d. Dec 24, 1945] Married Carleton Co, NB

- Son of Patrick & Salome Guerrier Cullins

--- HENRY GUIOU CULLINS [b. Oct 12, 1902 – d. Feb 5, 1903] Died of Pneumonia

--- FRANK E. CULLINS [b. Apr 8, 1905 – d. Mar 7, 1906] Died of Pneumonia

--- PRISCILLA ARLINE CULLINS [b. Sept 30, 1909 – d. Jul 20, 1995]

-- PRISCILLA BLANCHE GUIOU [b. Sept 2, 1874 – d. Dec 20, 1944] Married Ft. Fairfield, Aroostook Co, Maine

m. July 31, 1897 Perham William Deane [b. Jul 9, 1872 – d. Apr 3, 1941]

- Son of Israel & Lovina Amsden Deane

-- DANIEL ALVIN GUIOU [b. Aug 25, 1877 – d. Oct 9, 1895] Fort Fairfield, ME; Died Typhoid Fever; Buried

Riverside Cemetery

- MATILDA J. GUIOU [b. Apr 9, 1832

m. July 27, 1854 Henry Jackson [b. Sept 27, 1830 – d. Mar 17, 1905] Married Bear Island, NB;

Son of Adam Jackson, Dumfries shire, Scotland; Settled Scotch Lake, York, NB

-- FRANCES A. JACKSON [b. 1855 – d. May 3, 1889]

m. Oct 3, 1878 Alexander Gilman

-- JOHN JACKSON [b. 1858

iv. JOSEPH GUIOU [b. abt 1787 – d. <1851] - Son of Isaac & Lettice Guiou. Born in New Brunswick.

m. Olivet Colpit (maiden or remarriage name?) [b. 1788

- SUSANNA GUIOU [b. Oct 13, 1809

m. Oct 15, 1829 Jacob Gillies (Gillis) [b. Oct 12, 1801 – d. May 8, 1877] Yeoman

-- JESSE GILLES

-- ELIZABETH GILLES [b. 1840

-- OLIVET GILLIES [b. 1844

-- SAMUEL GILLIES [b. 1846

-- JOSEPH GUIOU GILLIES

- RUTH GUIOU [b. 1811 – d. Nov 22, 1904] Buried Midland Cemetery, Springfield, NB

m. Oct 16, 1831 (or Sept 6) Stephen Gray [b. 1810 – d. Mar, 1883]

-- ROBEY ANN GRAY [b. 1833

-- WILLIAM GRAY [b. 1835

-- SUSANNA GRAY [b. 1836

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-- MARY GRAY [b. 1838

-- JOSEPH GUIOU GRAY [b. 1840

-- ELIJAH GRAY [b. 1843

-- SARAH GRAY [b. 1845

- JAMES GUIOU [b. 1812 – d. Sept 22, 1851] Will dated May 28, 1851; Died Springfield, NB; Buried Midland Cemetery

m. abt 1839-42 Jemima Fowler – Dau of Hammond Fowler, St. John; <2nd husband William Bowser>

-- MARY JANE GUIOU [b. abt 1843

-- HARRIET OLIVET GUIOU [b. 1848

- GILEAD GUIOU [b. 1818 – d. Mar 31, 1851] Lived Springfield, NB; Will dated Mar 20, 1851; Buried Midland Cemetery

m. Feb 6, 1840 Sarah Elizabeth Cosman [b. Nov 7, 1822 – d. Dec 8, 1885] from Kingston, NB

Dau of James & Elizabeth Ann Golding Cosman

-- ISAAC GUIOU [b. 1841 – d. May 18, 1865] Died of consumption in Wickam, Queens, NB

(May have gone to live with Jemima Guiou & 2 daughters after father died)

-- ELIZABETH ANN GUIOU [b. 1842 – d. <1865]

m. Mar 28, 1858 Obadiah Starkey [b. 1837

--- EMELINE STARKEY [b. 1859

-- JAMES COSMAN GUIOU [b. 1843 – d. Jan 16, 1870] Died of consumption; Johnston, Queens, NB; Baptist

-- SARAH ELIZA GUIOU [b. 1847 – d. Mar 11, 1856]

- SARAH GUIOU [b. 1818 Unmarried; lives with mother in 1851

- EMILY GUIOU [b. 1828 – d. Dec 28, 1861] Member of Free Christian Baptist Church of Middleland

m. Nov 13, 1845 Peter Lawson Cosman from Kingston, NB; Son of James & Elizabeth Ann Golding Cosman

3. ELISABETH (LYSBETH) GUIOU [b. Apr 9, 1701; bap. Apr 16, 1701 – d. 1834] Third child of Anne Vigneau & Jacques Guiou; born in America;

Vincent Tillou and Anne Vincent were her godparents, Baptized “at midnight” NY French Church

m. 1725 Pierre Dragaud III [b. Apr 17, 1705 – d. 1753] Lived Staten Island, NY; Died in Winchester, Virginia; Pierre was son of

Pierre II & Elizabeth Tavaude Dragaud.

a. PIERRE DRAGUAD IV (PETER DRAGOO) [b. abt 1726 – d. 1774]

m. abt 1743 Mary Ephraim Marlett [b. 1724 – d. 1774] – Dau of Abraham & Mary Waggoner Ephraim

i. PETER DRAGOO [b. June 7, 1744 – d. 1800] Died in Springhill, Fayette, PA

ii. ELISABETH DRAGOO [b. abt 1745 – d. 1809]

iii. WILLIAM DRAGOO [b. 1747 – d. 1824] Died in Monongalia, West Virginia

iv. EPHRAIM DRAGOO [b. 1749 – d. 1782]

v. JOHN DRAGOO [b. 1750 – d. 1839]

vi. BELTESHAZZAR DRAGOO [b. Oct 14, 1751 – d. Apr 28, 1836] Springhill, Fayette, PA

m. 1771 Martha Hannah Butler [b. Aug 12, 1752 – d. Feb 13, 1840] Dau of William & Mary Whitehead Butler, Staten Ild, NY

- FREDERICK DRAGOO [b. Apr 3, 1773 – d. 1838] Died in Richland, OH

- JACOB DRAGOO [b. 1775

- PETER DRAGOO [b. Jan 25, 1777 – d. 1811]

- JOHN DRAGOO [b. 1779 – d. Dec 1, 1840] Died in Nelson, KY

- DANIEL DRAGOO [b. June 8, 1780 – d. Sept 1, 1837] Died in Brown, OH

- ANDREW DRAGOO [b. Apr 8, 1782 – d. Mar 12, 1865] Died in Yorktown, IN

- BELTESHAZZAR DRAGOO [b. 1784 – d. 1850] Died in Mt. Pleasant, IN

m. Feb 2, 1806 Rebecca Austin [b. 1786 – d. 1860] – Dau of John & Elizabeth Colgate Austin of Virginia

-- DANIEL DRAGOO [b. 1810 – d. Aug 1, 1873] Born in Ohio; Died Nineva, Indiana

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m. Aug 23, 1832 Abigail Poe [b. Feb 1815 – d. Sept 9, 1886] Dau of Christopher & Mary Hillman Poe

--- SAMUEL DRAGOO [b. 1834 - Born OH

--- BELTESHAZZAR DRAGOO [b. 1836 - Born OH

--- JOHN NELSON DRAGOO [b. Feb 2, 1837 – d. Apr 8, 1889] Born Indiana

m. Sept 30, 1857 Dicey Frost

m. July 9, 1866 Harriet Bills [b. Apr 18, 1838 – d. June 26, 1919]

Dau of Abraham & Harriet Johnson Bills

. WALTER ELLSWORTH DRAGOO [b. May 23,1867 – d. Mar 22, 1952] Noble, Cleveland, OK

m. Dora Ann Mitchell [b. 1871 – d. June 20, 1894] Blue River, IN

m. July 21, 1895 ANNA DELL PACKHURST [b. Nov 27, 1876 – d. Oct 8, 1971]

Dau of Robert M. & Sophia Utterback Packhurst

. OLIVE M. DRAGOO [b. 1870

. LILLIE B. DRAGOO [b. 1874

. ALVA DRAGOO [b. 1876

. WEBSTER DRAGOO [b. 1879

--- MARY DRAGOO [b. 1840 – Born Indiana

--- CHRISTOPHER FLETCHER DRAGOO [b. 1842 – Born Indiana

--- SUSAN A. DRAGOO [b. 1844 – d. July 2, 1912] – Born IN

--- ELIZABETH DRAGOO [b. 1847 – Born IN

--- HETTY DRAGOO [b. 1849 – Born IN

--- MARGARETTE C. DRAGOO [b. 1853

--- SYLVESTER PUITT DRAGOO [b. 1854 – d. 1879] Johnson, IN

-- BELTESHAZZAR “BELTY” DRAGOO [b. Jan 1, 1814 – d. Jan 16, 1894] Died Tarkio, Atchison, MO

-- HANNAH DRAGOO

-- PATSEY DRAGOO

-- SUSAN DRAGOO

- MARY DRAGOO [b. 1786

- ANNA DRAGOO [b. Dec 27, 1791

- PATSY DRAGOO [b. Nov 17, 1792 – d. Mar 30, 1813] Died Lebanon, OH

- HETTY DRAGOO [b. Jan 5, 1795 – d. Aug 15, 1834] Born Minerva, OH

- MARGARET DRAGOO [b. June 1, 1797 – d. Jan 1, 1851] Died Union Village, Warren, OH

- BENJAMIN FRANKLIN DRAGOO [b. Mar 7, 1798 – d. Feb 6, 1887] Died Union Village, Warren OH

vii. MARY DRAGOO [b. Oct 14, 1751 – d. May 24, 1835] Twin of Belteshazzar

b. MARY DRAGUAD (DRAGOO) [b. 1730

c. MARGUERITE DRAGAUD (DRAGOO) [b. June 3, 1739 – d. July 4, 1776]

m. Sept 20, 1759 Samuel Littler [b. 1729 – d. Sept 24, 1778] – Son of John & Mary Ross Littler, Nottingham, Chester, PA

i. ELIJAH LITTLER [b. 1760 – d. 1812]

ii. MARY LITTLER [b. 1762

iii. LEAH LITTLER

iv. RUTH LITTLER

v. ALBENIAH LITTLER

vi. ELIZABETH LITTLER [b. Apr 9, 1769 – d. July 7, 1842] Died in Clinton, OH

vii. LYDIA LITTLER [b. – d. Dec 30, 1837]

viii. ANN MARGARET LITTLER [b. abt 1772 – d. 1851] Died in Berkeley, West Virginia

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ix. REBECCA LITTLER [b. July 4, 1776 – d. 1861] Died in Kansas City, MO

IV. CATHARINE GUYON [b. abt 1643 – d. ] Sister of Jean “Jacques” Guyon

Huguenot . . . m. abt 1659 Michael Vincent

A. JEAN VINCENT [b. abt 1660

m. abt 1679 Suzanne Nuquerque (Newkerk) [Godmother of Suzanne Bassett, Sept 1689, Dau of Francois & Marie Madaleine Nuquerque Bassett]

1. ANNE VINCENT [b. abt 1682

m. circa 1700 Jacques Many (pronounced Manee)

a. JACQUES MANY [b. Sept 30, 1705

2. MADELEINE VINCENT [b. abt 1685 – d. June 21, 1702) Born St. Martin’s, Il. Of Re` - died NY

Huguenot . . . . . . . m. abt 1701 Jean Pelletreau - From Arces, France; Immigrant to West Indies, then NY, 1686

a. SUZANNE MADELEINE PELLETREAU [b. Feb 26, 1702 – d. Nov 10, 1724] Bap Mar 8, 1702 NY French Church;

Jean Vincent & Madeleine Pelletreau Godparents

b. JEAN PELLETREAU [b. Mar 18, 1705 - Elie Pelletreau Godfather

c. ESTHER (HESTER) PELLETREAU [b. Oct 5, 1707 – d. Feb 19, 1791] New Rochelle

m. Pierre Vincent Tillou [b. 1655 St. Nazaire, France – Members of the Tillou family were founders of the

Coney Island Amusement Park, NY

3. LEONARD VINCENT [b. abt 1687 – d. 1773] Yeoman; Westchester Co, NY

m. abt 1709 Hannah Van Kortryk [b. 1691 – d. 1772]

a. CHARLES VINCENT SR. [b. 1710 – d. Jan 23, 1741] Yeoman; Eastchester, Westchester Co, NY

m. 1731 HESTER (ESTHER) GUION [b. 1715 – d. 1789] Dau of Lewis & Dinah DeVeaux Guion; married in NY.

Moved to Dutchess Co, NY before 1735 but 30 years later returned to Eastchester; referred to as “freeholders” on ship

passenger list NY-NJ, 1600-1825

i. CHARLES VINCENT [b. 1735 – d. 1803] Born Fishkill, Dutchess Co, NY; died Wickham, Queens Co, NB

m. 1755 Hannah Burling [b. Feb 4, 1738 – Dau of Ebenezer Burling & Mary Lawrence; 2nd Marriage, widow of Craig

Arrived July 17, 1783 in St. John, New Brunswick; Loyalist in Company 31 under Capt John O’Blenis, Ship “Aurora.”

- NANCY VINCENT [b. Dec 19, 1756

- EBENEZER BURLING VINCENT [b. Oct 5, 1762 – d. Apr 19, 1834]

m. Sarah Lester [b. Oct 22, 1768 – d. Aug 31, 1867] Dau of John & Lois Lester, Fairvale, Kings Co

. MAY VINCENT [b. Dec 18, 1785

m. Thomas Armstrong

. ANN VINCENT [b. Jan 7, 1788 – d. Jan 26, 1879]

m. Feb 9, 1820 David Roberts – Son of Zachariah & Elizabeth Bishop Roberts

. MARGARET VINCENT [b. Apr 8, 1790 – d. July 8, 1878]

m. Samuel Ketchum

. AMELIA VINCENT [b. Sept 1, 1791 – d. Apr 8, 1881]

m. Jan 19, 1813 Jesse Olmstead

. LOUIS VINCENT [b. Apr 3, 1793

. JOHN VINCENT [b. Oct 19, 1794 – d. May 9, 1884]

m. Mar 14, 1816 Ann Roberts

m-2. July 16, 1860 Margaret Jane Pritchards Curry

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. CHARLES MORRIS VINCENT [b. Dec 13, 1795

. HANNAH VINCENT [b. Mar 3, 1798

. ELIZABETH VINCENT [b. Jan 14, 1800 – d. Mar 23, 1893]

m. Nov 4, 1819 John Roberts

. ADELINE VINCENT [b. Mar 16, 1802

. THOMAS BURLING VINCENT [b. Dec 17, 1804

m. June 21, 1834 Sarah Ann Studley in Eastport, ME

. LESTER VINCENT [June 20, 1807- d. 1860]

m. Oct 13, 1831 Elizabeth Odell – Dau of Gilbert & Ann MacDonald Odell

. CHARLES EASTMAN VINCENT [b. July 25, 1809 – d. Mar 13, 1885]

m. Oct 21, 1832 Sarah DeForest

m-2. Oct 9, 1839 Mary Ann Lester – Dau of Benjamin & Deborah Ogden Lester

m-3. Sept 22, 1879 Elizabeth Noddin Phillips – Dau of David Noddin

. ASA J. VINCENT [b. Apr 1, 1811

m. Jan 15, 1835 Elizabeth Jones

. ELIJAH GILBERT VINCENT [b. July 13, 1813

m. May 25, 1837 Eliza Ann Warren – Dau of Nathaniel & Susannah Hunt Wright Warren

- JOHN VINCENT [b. Nov 1, 1763

m. Mary McGowan

- ZETHEIA/ZEPHEIA VINCENT [b. Nov 3, 1765 – d. 1783]

- ISAAC VINCENT [b. Apr 22, 1771 – d. ] Born White Plains, NY

m. 1792 Hanna Wood

- HANNAH VINCENT [b. Mar 3, 1776 – d. ] Born White Plains, NY

m. June 13, 1796 Willet Green

. ii. LEWIS VINCENT [b. Oct 10, 1737 – d. ]

m. Jan 11, 1759 Abigail Fowler, daughter of Moses & Sarah Archer Fowler

- ELIJAH VINCENT [b. Dec 24, 1759 – d. 1835] Willoughby District, Niagara, Canada; Loyalist officer

m. June 3, 1790 Abigail Bayeux – Dau of Thomas & Mary Lispenard Bayeux

- AUGUSTUS VINCENT [b.

-. GILBERT VINCENT [b. Aug 25, 1766 – d. July 15, 1781]

Struck down by the sword of Col. Smith of the Patriot Army; Young Gilbert was ordered to shoe the horse of Col. Smith at the family

blacksmith shop. It was Sunday and Gilbert refused. The officer drew his sword and struck Gilbert to the ground. This barbarous act

forever changed the allegiance of the Vincent family. Elijah Vincent took a commission with the British army. The Vincent homestead

was later called “Halsey House” and was used as the Capitol of the U.S. for six months during 1797 when Philadelphia ran rampant

with yellow fever. During this time President John Adams resided there. [According to the Nov-1914 Journal of American Ancestry]

- HESTER (HETTY) VINCENT [b. Feb 14, 1769 – d. 1836] Records St. Paul’s Church, Eastchester

m. Oct 4, 1786 Moses Morgan [b. 1763 – d. June 18, 1818] of Eastchester; Morgans are descendant from Wales

1700; Son of Caleb & Abigail Drake Morgan; Step-son of ISABELLA GUION

. SUSANNAH MORGAN [b. May 14, 1789

m. Nov 15, 1809 Elijah Townsend

. ISABELLA MORGAN [b. Dec 9, 1791 – d. Oct 1, 1811] Age 19

. VINCENT MORGAN [b. 1794 – d. May 30, 1820]

m. Esther “Hettie” T. Davis

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. ABIGAIL MORGAN [b. July 2, 1795

m. Lewis Hobby

. AUGUSTUS MORGAN [b. May, 1796 – d. Aug 1804] Age 8

. CALEB MORGAN [b. Oct 8, 1798 – d. June 8, 1876]

m. Hettie Vincent Dederer

. MARY CHARLOTTE MORGAN [b. Oct 28, 1800 – d. Apr 16, 1812] Age 12

. LEWIS A. MORGAN [b. Sept 11, 1805 – d. Oct 31, 1814] Age 9

. MOSES DRAKE MORGAN [b. Mar 14, 1808 – died infant

. HETTY VINCENT MORGAN [b. 1810 – d. Apr, 1813] Age 3

- SUSANNAH VINCENT

- ABRAHAM VINCENT [b. 1780 – d. ]

m. Nov 1, 1801 Rebeccah Wilsey

iii. GILBERT VINCENT

b. LEONARD VINCENT II [b. 1725 – d. 1801]

m. Elizabeth Williams in Poughkeepsie, NY

i. GILBERT VINCENT [b. Feb 21, 1756 – d. May 26, 1842] Dutchess Co NY; Revolutionary War

m. Phebe Vail

- PHEBE ANN VINCENT

- JONATHAN VINCENT

- MICHAEL VINCENT

- MARGARET VINCENT

- SARAH VINCENT

m. Jan 27, 1796 Abraham Storm, Fishkill Dutch Reformed Church.

c. CAPT. JEREMIAH VINCENT [b. Oct 18, 1741 – d. June 8, 1833] Eastchester; Patriot - Revolutionary War

m. June 23, 1793 Mary Merritt

i. JEREMIAH VINCENT [

m. Jan 20, 1820 Nancy Hastings [

4. SUZANNE VINCENT [bap. June 1, 1690; Laurent Cornifleu (m. to Anne Marie Newkerk) & Madelaine Vincent, godparents

m. David Wilson

a. RENE WILSON [bap. Mar 6, 1706 – Rene Rezeau Godfather

5. ELIZABETH VINCENT [Bapt Jan 1, 1693 NY French Church – Liue Vincent and Catherine Newkerk Godparents

6. MARIE ANNE VINCENT [bap Oct 13, 1696 NY French Church – Jean David & wife Madeleine Vincent, Godparents

m. Joseph Leddel

a. GUILLAUME (WILLIAM) LEDDEL [bap Oct 5, 1712 – Jeanne Machet Godmother

B. ANNE VINCENT [b. abt 1662 - Dau of Michael & Catharine Guyon Vincent

m. Feb 14, 1680 Jacques Cachiau

C. FRANCOIS VINCENT [b. abt 1665

m. abt 1685 Anne Guerry

1. ELYE VINCENT [bap Jan 1, 1693

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2. BENJAMIN VINCENT [bap. Aug 29, 1694 Jean David & Anne Vincent Godparents

3. JACQUES VINCENT [bap. Feb 6 , 1704

D. MADELEINE (MADELAYNE) VINCENT [b. abt 1670 - d. >1701] Godparent for Madelayne Sicard in 1688, Dau of Embroise & Jeanne Perron Sicard

m. abt 1690 Jean David <2nd Wife – Louise Streing>

1. EZECHIEL DAVID [bap. July 5, 1696 – Ezechiel Grasiller & Suzanne Pare Godparents

2. SUZANNE DAVID [bap. Nov 19, 1699 – Liue Vincent & Madeleine David Godparents

3. JEAN DAVID [bap. Dec 25, 1702

3. DANIEL DAVID [bap. Dec 10, 1704

E. ELIZABETH VINCENT [b. abt 1675

m. circa 1700 Daniel Menard (Maynar) (Mesnard)

1. ANNE MENARD [bap. Mar 21, 1703 - Francois Vincent and Ann Vincent godparents

2. ELIZABETH MENARD [bap. Feb 25, 1705 – Jacques Many & Margarette Vincent Godparents

3. FRANCOIS MENARD [bap. June 20, 1710

4. JEAN MENARD [bap. Mar 21, 1714 – Died as infant?

5. JEAN MENARD [bap Feb 15, 1716

6. ESTIENNE MENARD [bap. Sept 21, 1717

7. JUDITH MENARD [bap Apr 2, 1721 – Samuel Vincent Godfather

m. Bernard Ayrault

a. ELIZABETH AYRAULT [bap Dec 13, 1749

8. MARGUERITTE MENARD [bap Sept 18, 1726

V. JEANNE GUYON [b. abt 1645 – d. ] - Sister of Jean “Jacques” Guyon

m. Charles Fourestier; 1705 Assessor in New Rochelle; 1713 purchases land from Louis Guion & Pierre Angevine

NY French Church record June 8, 1691 for Theophille Fourestier with Jeanne Gouin in what should have been a baptismal record, but no child listed. ?????

Jean Manbrut & Marie Chadaine Godparents.

VI. JUDITH GUYON [b. abt 1647 – d. ]

m. Theophille Le Fourestier

VII. GEORGES GUYON [b. 1650 – d. ]

VIII. ESTHER GUION [b. abt 1652

Huguenot . . m. Paul Pelletreau

A. ELIE PELLETREAU [b. abt 1672

m. Oct 9, 1692 Marie Benoist, French Church of NY

m. bef 1712 Jeanne Machet

1. FRANCOIS PELLETREAU [bap. Apr 25, 1697 – Francois Vincent Godfather

2. PAUL PELLETREAU [bap. Dec 4, 1698 – Liue Vincent & Esther David Godparents

m. Suzanne Huerretin

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a. GUILLUAME (WILLIAM) PELLETREAU [bap Sept 18, 1728

b. ELIZABETH PELLETREAU [bap Jan 1, 1732 – Jean & Suzanne Dragaud Godparents

c. SUZANNE PELLETREAU [bap Jan 1, 1734

d. MARIE PELLETREAU [bap Feb 25, 1736

e. JEANNE PELLETREAU [bap Mar 5, 1740 - Jeanne Pelletreau Godmother

f. MARIANE PELLETREAU [bap May 16, 1742

g. GUILLUAME (WILLIAM) PELLETREAU [bap June 20, 1744

h. PAUL PELLETREAU III [bap June 20, 1744 Twin with William

3. MARIE MADELIENE PELLETREAU [bap. Oct 27, 1700 – Esther Vincent Godmother

4. THOMAS PELLETREAU [bap. Aug 31, 1712 – Madeleine Vincent Godmother; Son of Jeanne Machet

5. BENJAMIN PELLETREAU [bap May 23, 1714 – Jean Pelletreau & Elizabeth Many Godparents

B. JEAN PELLETREAU

m. Elizabeth Bonnin

1. MARIE PELLETREAU [bap Jan 7, 1719

2. ELIE PELLETREAU [bap Oct 26, 1720 – Elie& Jeanne Pelletreau Godparents

3. JEANNE PELLETREAU [bap Feb 18, 1722

m. Mathieu Thomas

a. ISAAC THOMAS [bap Nov 19, 1746 – Godparents Elie Pelletreau & Elizabeth Pelletreau

ABRAHAM GUION (a/k/a GOUIN or GOUEN) – COUSIN TO JEAN JACQUES GUYON

NOTICE SPELLED NAME AS ORIGINAL FAMILY

I. ABRAHAM GUION [b. 1606 – d. Mar 2, 1675] Procureur, Office of St. Jean d’Angle, France [Father was brother of Jean “Jacques” Guyon’s father]

m. Feb 2, 1640 Francoise Arnauld

A. ABRAHAM GUION [b. 1641 – d. 1674] Sieur de Fongerman – Gravestone and a Memorial Gate located in Trinity St. Paul Cemetery in New Rochelle.

"In many cases- the Head Stones- simple fieldstone, uninscribed, marked the first early graves, row on row in the old Huguenot

graveyard in New Rochelle, one of the oldest in the country. While undated, most of them went back to the late 1600's.

In a plot '60 paces east' reserved under an ancient grant from old Bonnegrand, an iron picket fence with a massive iron gate

inscribed ‘The Descendants of Louis Guion, a native of France' enclosed the plot reserved for his descendants. This cemetery

was cleared and the bodies removed to Trinity Churchyard to make way for the New England Thruway, the Boston – New York

Superhighway." From: The Reporter Dispatch, White Plains, NY February 9, 1955. .

m. Mar 7, 1666 Suzanne Martin

m. June 28, 1673 JEANNE GUION [b. 1647] – Dau of AARON & Jeanne Fayet GUION

1. DEBORAH GUION [b. abt 1668 – d. 1712] Dau of Suzanne. Lived Westchester Co, NY; Buried Trinity St. Paul Cemetery in New Rochelle.

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~ Angevine’s were emigrants Louden, Fr ~

Huguenot. . . . . . . . m. abt 1697 Pierre (Peter) Angevine (Angevin) [b. 1666 – d. 1728] Son of Louis [b.1633] & Margaret Chalons Angevine; Brother to Zachariah

Pierre m. abt 1713 Marguerite de Bonrepos, <2nd Wife> Dau of Eli & Esther Angevine de Bonrepos and granddaughter of

Rev. David de Bonrepos, Minister of the New York French Church

a. PIERRE ANGEVINE [b. 1697

b. MARIE “MARY” ANGEVINE [b. 1698/9 – d. 1750] Born New Rochelle, NY; Died Pookeepsie, Dutchess Co, NY

c. MARGERET ANN ANGEVINE [b. 1700 – d. ]

d. LOUIS (LEWIS) ANGEVINE [b. Feb 19, 1701 – d. 1778] Born North Castle lived Scarsdale, NY; Buried Heathcoate Manor

Note: Author James Fenimore Cooper once lived on the Angevine Farm in Scarsdale, NY (Wrote “The Spy” on Rev War).

m. ESTHER SECORD (SICARD) [b. 1702 – d. 1792] – Dau of Jacques & Ann Terrier Sicard; Granddau of Ambroise & Jeanne Sicard

- ESTHER ANGEVINE [b. Dec 4, 1729

- ANNE ANGEVINE [b. Feb 7, 1731 Born New Rochelle, NY

- LOUIS ANGEVINE JR [b. Aug 19, 1732 – d. 1776 ]

m. Phebe ? [b.1739 – d. 1800]

-- ESTHER ANGEVINE [b. 1754/1758 – d. Oct 5, 1803] in Nova Scotia

m. Gabriel T. Purdy

--- PETER ANGEVINE PURDY [b. Jan 16, 1783

--- CHARITY PURDY [b. Feb 22, 1785 – d. 1827]

m. William Henderson Crawford

--- JACOB GRIFFIN PURDY [b. Dec 26, 1787 – d. Dec 28, 1870]

m. Sarah Amelia ? – b. Queen of Peauwt Chester, Cumberland, Eng

--- HENRY PURDY

m. Mar 24, 1813 Frances Embree – Dau of Joseph & Catherine ? Embree

--- GABRIEL T. PURDY JR [b. Feb 28, 1791 – d. Apr 26, 1864]

m. Sarah Embree – Dau of Joseph & Catherine ? Embree

--- DAVID PURDY [b. Mar 30, 1793

m. Mary Griffin – Dau of Caleb & Phoebe Parent Griffin of Cumberland, Nova Scotia

--- PHOEBE PURDY [b. Mar 7, 1795 – d. May 24, 1882] Born Westchester Mountain, Nova Scotia

m. Dec 17, 1811 Thomas R. Black [b. 1790 – d. 1838]

m. >1838 Daniel McNutt

--- GILBERT PURDY [b. Aug 3, 1797 – d. May 24, 1882]

m. Sarah Knight

--- MELISSA PURDY [b. Mar 30, 1799 – d. Apr 1869]

m. Peter Dunn

--- ESTHER PURDY [b. May 3, 1801]

m. abt 1821 John Carter

--- JOHN RICHARDSON PURDY [b. abt 1805

m. Feb 15, 1825 Susannah Knight in Londonderry, Nova Scotia

-- MICHAEL ANGEVINE [b. Jan 31, 1763 – Dec 26, 1835] Born Westchester Co, NY; Died Uniontown, NY

m. Bethiah Storm

--- HENRY ANGEVINE [b. 1801 – d. 1871]

--- GORUS ANGEVINE [b. 1803 – d. 1874]

-- LEWIS ANGEVINE [b. 1766 – d. Jul 4, 1834] Mt. Pleasant, NY

m. Jane Carle

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-- JAMES ANGEVINE [b. Jul 6, 1773 – d. Oct 26, 1848] Born Westchester Co; Died Mt. Pleasant, NY

m. Elizabeth Farrington [b. June 29, 1778 – d. Jul 29, 1865]

--- WILLIAM ANGEVINE [b. Mar 17, 1796 – d. Nov 9, 1827] Lived Mt Pleasant, NY

--- CHARLOTTE ANGEVINE [b. 1798

m. William Foshay

--- ESTHER ANGEVINE [b. 1800

--- STEPHEN ANGEVINE [b. 1801 – d. Mar 7, 1867]

m. Letty Van Tassell

--- ABEL ANGEVINE [b. Apr 25, 1805 – d. Dec 14, 1858] Reformed Church Cemetery, Hawthorne, NY

m. Abigail “Abbe” Johnson

--- LEWIS ANGEVINE [b. Aug 20, 1808 – d. Dec 19, 1855]

m. Rebecca Johnson

m. Eunice Rhoda Tulle <2nd Wife>

--- MARTHA ANGEVINE [b. May 5, 1811 – d. May 23, 1887]

m. Ezra G. Halsted

--- DANIEL ANGEVINE [b. Aug 7, 1816 – d. Mar 14, 1864]

m. Ann McFarlan Young – She worked as an Irish Servant; Contested his will & testified to proof of marriage

--- LEVI ANGEVINE [b. Oct 1820 – d. Nov 9, 1903]

m. Ellen Van Tassell

--- FRANCES ELIZABETH ANGEVINE [b. Sept 1822 – d. Feb 5, 1908]

--- NANCY ANGEVINE [d. Feb 25, 1828]

-- ISAAC ANGEVINE [b. 1778 – d. Feb 17, 1869]

m. Elizabeth Matthews

- PIERRE (PETER) ANGEVINE [b. Aug 30, 1734 – d. 1778 ] Born New Rochelle, NY; Wife Unknown; Died in Nova Scotia

-- JOHN ANGEVINE [b. 1756 – Dutchess Co, NY

m. Sarah Amelia Carter – Dau of John & Lucinda Davis Carter

-- PETER ANGEVINE [b. 1759 - d.1820] Born Dutchess Co, NY; Died Wallace, Cumberland Co, Nova Scotia

m. 1792 Mary Margaret Carter – Dau of John & Lucinda Davis Carter

- SARAH ANGEVINE [b. 1735

- RACHEL ANGEVINE [b. abt 1738 Born in New Rochelle, NY

m. Elijah Leggett Jr [b. Sept 27, 1737 – Son of Elijah & Rutha Coxe Cuddabeck Leggett who immigrated Norfolk, Eng

-- JANE LEGGETT

-- HANNAH LEGGETT

-- JOHN LEGGETT

-- ISAAC LEGGETT

- JANE “JEANNE” ANGEVINE [b. Oct 4, 1739

- JAMES ANGEVINE [b. May 7, 1744 – d. Aug 13, 1825]

m. Susannah Ferris [b. Jan 28, 1749 – d. Feb 6, 1816] Dau of Moses & Sarah Fowler Ferris; Buried St. Paul’s churchyard

-- FERRIS ANGEVINE [b. Feb 18, 1795 – d. Aug 6, 1850] Lasalle, Niagara, NY

m. Elizabeth Remington

- JOHN ANGEVINE [b. Feb 8, 1748 – d. Aug 26, 1801]

m. Phoebe Fowler [Jan 27, 1748 – d. Sept 12, 1823] Dau of Henry [1717-1762] & Tamar Budd Fowler

-- DAVID ANGEVINE [b. 1771 – d. May 21, 1821]

m. Frances Wood [b. 1775 – d. 1806]

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-- PETER ANGEVINE [b. abt 1772 – d. abt 1818]

m. Dec 28, 1794 Abigail Purdy [b. June 25, 1775 – d. Jan 9, 1853]

--- JOHN P. ANGEVINE [b. – d. Sept 2, 1857

m. Rebecca Farrington

. CHARLES BERRIAN ANGEVINE [b. Mar 15, 1840 – d. 1914] Kew Gardens, NY

m. 1867 Emeline Morris

-- ELIZABETH ANGEVINE [b. June 7, 1774

-- LOUIS ANGEVINE [b. Aug 13, 1775 – d. Sept 23, 1830]

m. Mary Eliza Paff

--- ONDERDONK ANGEVINE [b. Jul 12, 1820 – d. May 8, 1904] Tea Dealer, 5 stores, Networth $500,000+

Served in NY 7th Reg; Dutch Reformed Church, NY City

m. Eunice Esther Dunshee [b. 1831 – d. 1901]

. LOUIS ONDERDONK ANGEVINE

. EUNICE ESTHER ANGEVINE [b. 1852 – d. 1853]

. ADALAIDE PHOEBE ANGEVINE [b. 1856 – d. 1941]

m. M. S. Colgate of East Orange

-- JOHN FOWLER ANGEVINE [b. 1776 – d. 1802]

-- ELIJAH ANGEVINE [b. May 26, 1782 – d. Feb 14, 1859

m. Charlotte Morgan – Dau of Caleb & Abigail Drake Morgan

-- HANNAH ANGEVINE

-- ESTHER ANN ANGEVINE

-- MARY ANGEVINE

-- SOLOMON FOWLER ANGEVINE [b. June 18, 1792 – d. May 10, 1861] Born Scarsdale, NY; Died Stark Co, IL

m. Mary Shelly

--- ELIZABETH ANGEVINE [b. Jul 1820 – d. May 9, 1902] Buried Wyoming Cemetery, Stark Co, IL

m. Charles S. Payne

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e. PIERRE ANGEVINE JR. [b. May 15, 1714 – Son of Marguerite de Bonrepos; Buried Trinity Churchyard, New Rochelle, NY, date unknown

m. abt 1747 Abigail Williams [b. May 3, 1733

- LEWIS ANGEVINE [b. Dec 30, 1747

- PETER ANGEVINE [b. Sept 14, 1752

- PHOEBE ANGEVINE [b. Aug 31, 1754

- JAMES ANGEVINE [b. Mar 4, 1758

- JOSEPH ANGEVINE [b. Mar 3, 1760 Son of Abigail Williams; Dutchess Co Militia, NY 7th Reg Rev War

m. Margaret Bailey

-- CAPT. PETER ANGEVINE [b. July 25, 1779 – d. Apr 27, 1852] Fought in War of 1812

m. Sarah Conklin [b. Jan 19, 1779 – d. July 30, 1823] Dau of Isaac Conklin; Born in Dutchess Co, NY;

Died in Putnam Co, NY

m. Esther Purdy [b. 1792 – d. 1825] <2nd Wife> Dau of Isaac Jr.[1762-1829] & Susanna Angevine Purdy

After Esther’s death, Peter moved to Royalton, Niagra Country, and then Centerville, Michigan

- RACHEL ANGEVINE [b. Jul 10, 1762

- MARY ANGEVINE [b. Jan 10, 1765

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- SUSANNAH ANGEVINE [b. Sept 6, 1768

m. Thomas Field

m. Robert Bloomer

- BENJAMIN ANGEVINE [b. Sept 12, 1771

f. ELI ANGEVINE [b. 1719 – d. 1799] of Scarsdale, NY; Son of Marguerite de Bonrepos

m. Charity Bonet

2. JACQUES GUION (JAMES GUIOU) [b. abt 1674 – d. 1714] Son of ABRAHAM & JEANNE GUION

m. abt 1692 Anne Vigneau

3. SUZANNE GUION (GOUIN) [b. Dec 15, 1675 – d. May 20, 1719] <2nd Wife> lived in Flatbush, NY; Witness at baptism of Suzanne Fourestier,

May 26, 1712, NY French Church, Dau of Pierre & Catherine Terrier Fourestier;

June 11, 1715 baptism of Marie Fourestier, Dau of Pierre & Catherine, Charles Fourestier Godfather.

Huguenot. . . . . . . . . . . m. 1695 Jean Coutant (Coutain) (Coutan) [b. 1658 – d. 1715] Immigrant from St. Arville, France 1689

<1st Wife Suzanne Bonnefoy m. 1690 in Guion Communal House, New Rochelle, NY>; Witness at baptism of Anne Fourestier

Sept 9, 1710, NY French Church, Dau of Pierre & Catherine Terrier Fourestier

a. JEAN COUTANT JR. [b. 1695 – d. 1749] New Rochelle

m. 1723 Elizabeth Angevine [b. Jan 18, 1700 – d. 1747/9]

i. GUILLAUME (WILLIAM) COUTANT [bap Apr 11, 1725 NY French Church

ii. HENRY COUTANT [b. 1727 – d. July 12, 1803] in New Rochelle

m. Elizabeth Chadaine (Chadeayne) [b. 1725 – d. 1799]

- SARAH COUTANT [b. May 25, 1750 – d. Jan 1832] Born New Rochelle; Died Dearbourn, IN

m. John Angevine

-- JAMES ANGEVINE [b. Aug 1, 1777 – d. 1874] Died in Dearbourn, IN

m. Susan Monfort

m. Esther Johnson <2nd Wife>

-- ESTHER ANGEVINE

-- SUSANNAH ANGEVINE

-- ELIZA ANGEVINE

-- SARAH ANGEVINE

-- MARY ANGEVINE

- SUSANNA COUTANT [b. Dec 6, 1752 – d. Apr 6, 1812]

m. Isaac Badeau

-- PETER BADEAU

-- WILLIAM BADEAU

-- HENRY BEDEAU

- HENRY COUTANT [b. Nov 6, 1755 – d. Apr 12, 1833]

- JOHN COUTANT [b. Apr 2, 1758 – d. Sept 30, 1798]

m. Jane Renaud

- PIERRE (PETER) COUTANT [b. Sept 7, 1760 – Apr 9, 1842]

m. Susannah Chadaine (Chadeayne)

m. Elinor Sicard

- WILLIAM COUTANT [b. Feb 11, 1763 – d. 1851

m. Hannah Coutant

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-- SUSANNAH COUTANT

-- JACOB COUTANT

-- WILLIAM COUTANT

-- HENRY COUTANT

-- DANIEL COUTANT

-- ALETTA COUTANT

- GILBERT COUTANT [b. June 7, 1766 – d. July 7, 1845]

m. Mary Varian [b. 1769 – d. 1842]

-- HANNAH COUTANT

-- ELIZA COUTANT

-- MARY ANN COUTANT

-- ISAAC COUTANT

-- JANE SIMMONS COUTANT

-- SUSANNA NEILSON COUTANT

-- CATHARINE VARIAN COUTANT

-- ERMALINE COUTANT

-- ALETHA COUTANT

-- HENRY GILBERT COUTANT

-- DANIEL CHADEAYNE COUTANT

- DANIEL COUTANT [b. 1769

- ELIZABETH COUTANT [Mar 4, 1772

m. Henry Sperry

b. ISAAC COUTANT [b. Sept 23, 1697 – d. Nov 29, 1766]

m. Feb 2, 1717 Catharine Bonnefois (Bonnefoy) [b. Nov 16, 1699 – d. Oct, 1776]

i. SUSANNAH COUTANT

ii. MARIANE COUTANT

iii. JACOB COUTANT [b. Oct 22, 1722 – d. Nov 14, 1794]

m. Jeanne Renaud

- MADELAINE COUTANT [bap Apr 4, 1755

- ESTER COUTANT [bap Apr 11, 1760 – Aunt Ester Coutant Erouard Godmother

iv. ISAAC COUTANT II [b. 1723 – d. Mar 4, 1802]

m. Francoise Badeau [b. Jan 17, 1732 – d. Dec 17, 1825] New York French Church

- ISAAC COUTANT III [b. 1750 – d. 1822]

m. Susanna Magdelena Bertine [b. 1756 – d. 1823]

- ESAIE COUTANT [bap Apr 23, 1756 – Pierre Badeau & Ester Coutant Godparents

- JACQUES COUTANT [bap Feb 2, 1758 – Aunt Mariane Coutant Godmother

- CATHERINE CLARET COUTANT [bap July 8, 1763

v. ESTER COUTANT [ b. 1722 – Nov 8, 1816]

m. Charles Erouard (Heroy)

vi. CATHERINE COUTANT [b. 1726 – d. 1790]

m. Pierre Badeau

- JACOB BADEAU [bap. July 7, 1758 – Aunt Ester Coutant Erouard Godmother

c. PETER COUTANT [b. 1698 – d. abt 1788]

d. JUDITH COUTANT [b. Feb 21, 1699 – d. abt 1793]

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e. SUSANNE COUTANT [bap. Apr 10, 1700 – d. ] New York French Church; Godparents Jacques & Anne Terrier Secord (Sicar)

f. HESTER COUTANT [b. 1701 – d. ]

g. MARIE COUTANT [bap. Jan 1, 1702 – d. ] New York French Church; Daniel Poutreau & Marie Dubois Godparents

h. DANIEL COUTANT [b. 1703 – d. ]

Huguenot. . . . . . . 4. ABRAHAM GUION (GOUIN or GOUEN) [b. abt 1676 – d. < 1705] Captured off the coast of New Foundland by Pirates; Immigrant NY 1697

m. May 25, 1700 Jeanne Archambault (Archambeau) [b. 1680] in Quebec, Canada; Married in New York French Church.

Dau of Jean Archambault

Huguenot . . . . . . . 5. GREGOIRE GUION [b. 1677 – Gregorie Guion, Samuel Pintard & Daniel Renault (Reneau) were galley slaves on the ship La Grande, arriving in NY

(GOUGON) in 1695; Purchased farm in New Rochelle 1710; Moved to Pennsylvania, circa 1727

Note: Gregorie Gougon & Elizabeth Vincent Many were Godparents 1701 for Elizabeth Bonnin, NY French Church

m. abt 1695 Renee Graton [b. abt 1678

a. RENEE MARIE GUION (GOUJON)

m. Louis Rou

i. JEAN ROU [bap Aug 29, 1714 NY French Church

ii. LOUISE ROU [bap Aug 3, 1715 NY French Church

iii. LOUIS ROU [bap Nov 10, 1717 NY French Church

iv. AUGUSTE FERDINAND ROU [bap Aug 2, 1719 – Auguste Jay Godfather

v. ESTER ROU [bap Feb 12, 1721 – Ester Goujon Godmother

vi. THOMAS ROU [bap Feb 24, 1723 – Thomas Bayeux Godfather

vii. JEAN ELIE ROU [bap Feb 7, 1725 – Elie Pelletreau & Renee Gougon Godparents

viii. JEANNE MARIE ROU [bap June 4, 1727 – Jeanne Gougon Godmother

ix. MARIE ELIZABETH ROU [bap May 15, 1729

x. GREGOIRE ROU [bap Dec 27, 1730 – Gregoire Gougon, grandfather, also godparent

xi. JEAN HENRY ROU [bap July 5, 1732

xii. PIERRE ROU [bap Jan 13, 1734

xiii. RENEE ELIZABETH ROU [bap. Nov 9, 1737 – older sister Louise Rou, Godmother

xiv. FRANCOIS GREGOIRE ROU [bap Apr 23,1738

xv. DENYSE MARIE ROU [bap Nov 19, 1740

b. JUDITH GUION [b. 1699 – d. ]

m. abt 1719 John Barheyt

i. HESTER BARHEYT [b. Apr 11, 1720 – d. Oct 12, 1783]

m. Jacob Conklin [Apr 21, 1719 – d. June 9, 1787]

c. ESTER GUION [bap. Aug 31, 1701 – d. ] NY French Church - Ezaye Valleau & Catherine Jouneau Godparents

d. GREGORIE GUION JR. [b. 1703 – d. ]

e. MARY GUION [b. abt 1704 – d. abt 1719-1720]

m. 1719 Dr. Samuel Drake [b. Nov 3, 1697 – d. Jan 13, 1774] Born in Yorktown; Died in Scarsdale, NY

<1st Wife m. Abigail Hoyt in 1717, no children; 2nd Wife Mary Drake Fowler; 3rd Wife Mary Guion> Son of Joseph and Mary Shute Drake

who were married Dec 31, 1685 in Fairfield, CT; (Samuel has Sarah [1725], Col. Dr. Samuel Drake [1730-1794]

& other children by Mary Fowler.)

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- LT. COL. GILBERT DRAKE [b. 1719 – d. Jan 8, 1809] Buried Van Cortlandt Cemetery a/k/a “Old Burial Ground” of Peekskill, NY;

Yeoman from Yorktown; Lt. Colonel of Westchester Co Regiment in American Rev; Westchester Co Representative

In NY 2nd Provincial Congress in 1777; Judge in 1778

m. Dec 10, 1757 Elizabeth Underhill [b. 1735 – d. 1767 (Wife of Lt Gilbert Drake Cont.)

m. Ruth Tompkins [b. 1737 – d.1828] <2nd Wife>

-- GILBERT DRAKE

-- DR. NATHANIAL DRAKE [b. 1759 – d. 1807

m. Jane Ann Drake – Dau of Jeremiah & Frances Purdy Drake

-- JOHN DRAKE [b. Mar 19, 1761 - Quaker Records

-- CATHERINE DRAKE [b. Dec 18, 1762

-- MARY DRAKE – Married name Cinute

-- ANN DRAKE

m. Sept 28, 1768 Elijah Hunter

-- ELIZABETH DRAKE

m. John Fowler

m. ? Philips <2nd husband of Elizabeth Drake>

--- HIRAM FOWLER of Peekskill, NY

m. Mary Goetschius

. . PURDY A. FOWLER [b. Dec 27, 1851 – Rochester, NY; Vice Pres of Langslow & Fowler Furniture Mfg Co;

Grand Commander of “Knights Templar” Freemasons

m. Mar 7, 1875 Sarah Schults

-- SARAH DRAKE [b. 1770

f. JOHANNAH GUION [b. 1705 – d. ]

g. JEANNE GUION

B. MARIE GUION [b. 1642 - Dau of Abraham & Francoise Arnauld Guion

C. FRANCOISE GUION [b. 1644

D. MARGUERITE GUION [b. 1649

m. Nov 30, 1670 Estienne de Masson, Sieur de Plaines

E. ARNAUD GUION [b. 1650

F. JEAN GUION, Sieur de la Pasteliere [b. Mar 3, 1652 – 1702] “Judge Senechal”

m. abt 1675 Deborah Moizel

m. May 26, 1694 Jeanne Bonnin

1. ABEL GUION

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2. MARGUERITE GUION

3. DEBORAH GUION

4. JEAN GUION [b. 1699

m. 1722 Jeanne Nadaud

5. JEANNE GUION [b. 1701

m. 1722 Pierre Garnier

6. MARIE GUION

m. 1720 Jacques Marquad

G. ABEL GUION, Sieur de Buisson [b. 1655 - Son of Abraham & Francoise Arnauld Guion

m. Marie Betis

1. ABEL GUION [b. 1680

II. ANTOINNE GUION - Brother of Abraham Guion [b. 1606]

III. AARON GUION

m. July 11, 1644 Jeanne Fayet

A. MARGUERITE GUION [b. 1645

m. Jean Texier

B. JEANNE GUION [b. 1647

m. June 28, 1673 ABRAHAM GUION

Iv. MARGUERITE GUYON

m. Jean Thomas

Genealogy taken from website of author Debra Guiou Stufflebean

www.kansaswriter.com This section is an up-dated appendix for the book: A French Huguenot Legacy