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     Her married name was Hollinshead. Laura Ailene Lewis was born on 27 January 1884 at Whiteside County, Illinois.¹ She married Charles Burton Hollinshead, son of Daniel Hollinshead and Rebecca M. Hubbell, on 20 April 1910 at Whiteside County, Illinois.²

      Sarah Pearson was born circa 1720. She was the daughter of Isaac Pearson.¹ Sarah Pearson married Joseph Hollinshead, son of John Hollinshead Jr. and Agnes Hackney, on 17 July 1740 at 5, 17, 1740, the Burlington Meeting House, Burlington County, New Jersey; Marriage recorded by the Burlington Monthly Meeting.^1,2

     Isaac Pearson lived at Burlington County, New Jersey.

     Asa Cowles was born on 7 March 1731. He married Sarah (?).

     Her married name was Cowles. Sarah (?) was born circa 1726. She married Asa Cowles.

     Constant Woodsworth married N. N. Auchison. Constant Woodsworth was born circa 1727.

     N. N. Auchison married Constant Woodsworth. Her married name was Woodsworth. N. N. Auchison was born circa 1729.

     George Wilbur was born on 28 September 1722. He married Elizabeth Sweet.

     Her married name was Wilbur. Elizabeth Sweet was born on 14 November 1711. She married George Wilbur.

     George Wood married Sarah Devol. George Wood was born on 4 May 1723.

     Sarah Devol married George Wood. Her married name was Wood. Sarah Devol was born on 25 February 1720.

     Jennie May Hollinshead was born on 27 May 1887 at Morrison, Whiteside County, Illinois.^1,2 She was the daughter of Rueben P. Hollinshead and Mary S. Brumagrin.¹

On 8 June 1900, Jennie May Hollinshead was enumerated with Jane D. Van Cleef on the census at West Grove Street, Morrison, Mt. Pleasant Township, Whiteside County, Illinois, Details provided: "Granddaughter."³

     Waite Lewis was educated at Cottonwood Grove, Bond County, Illinois; Grade School 'Dear old Otter Bluff school where I spent many happy days of my childhood and where I began my school work at the age of four years. Everett Pierce was my first teacher, and his sister, Carrie, and my cousin, Delia, all began our school career at the same time, being considered the babies of the school.'
'In 1874 we were attending classes in the old stone school. I well can remember one bad storm when water flooded the school and we were forced to sit on our desks until the water went down. My brother, George (Leland Hollinshead), ran home through the storm and brought back a large auger which he used to drill holes in the floor to let the water drain out. It took many hours of hard work to clean the room before we could resume our school work.¹' He was (an unknown value). He was Somewhere I'd found 'Lewis Waite' but a newspaper article from 1941 calls out 'At the request of The Herald, Mattie Hollinshead Lewis of Morrison, one of the early pupils, wrote the following article about the school:' So, Waite Lewis it is.. He was born circa 1860. He married Mattie Irene Hollinshead, daughter of Joshua L. Hollinshead and Mehitable May Applebee, on 6 December 1890 at Whiteside County, Illinois.^2,3

     Son Lewis was born after 1891. He was the son of Waite Lewis and Mattie Irene Hollinshead.

     Edward Blodgett was born circa 1872. He married Emma Elisabeth Hollinshead, daughter of Joshua L. Hollinshead and Mehitable May Applebee, circa 1894.

     John Wilson was related to S. Emma Wilson; daughter of a father born in Canada (of English descent) and mother born in England.¹ John Wilson was born circa 1830 at Canada.² He married Ann Wilson before 1858. John Wilson was Railroad Engineer circa 1861. He was a Union sympathizer, wounded and captured by Rebels, between 1861 and 1865. He lived after 1900 at Clinton County, Iowa.

     Cora T. Wilson was born circa 1873 at Iowa.¹ She was the daughter of John Wilson and Ann Wilson.

On 16 January 1920, Cora T. Wilson was enumerated with S. Emma Wilson on the census at Morrison Township, Whiteside County, Illinois, Details provided: "Wilson, Cora T., Sister."¹

     Mr. Whitla was born circa 1915.

     Muriella de Normandie was born circa 983. She married Tancred de Hauteville before 1009; His 1st.¹ Muriella de Normandie was "notable both for her birth and good character".²

     Porpora of Tabellaria was born circa 1010.¹ She was the daughter of Laidolfo of Tabellaria and Aldara of San Massimo.² Porpora of Tabellaria married Gaimar V, Duke of Salerno, son of Guaimar III, Prince of Salerno and Gaitelgrima of the Longobardi, before 1025.¹

     Thomas Appleton was born circa 1790. He married Elizabeth Hollinshead, daughter of Jacob Hollinshead Jr. and Mary Haines, on 7 October 1820.

     Charlotte Pearson was born circa 1800. She married Eli Hollinshead, son of Jacob Hollinshead Jr. and Mary Haines, on 14 August 1826.

     Daniel Kenedy married Ann Hollinshead, daughter of Jacob Hollinshead Jr. and Mary Haines, on 5 September 1821.

     N. N. Krieg was born circa 1889. He married Rue Ruby Helena Hollinshead, daughter of George Leland Hollinshead and Adelia Nancy Fisk, before 1920.

     Elizabeth Haines was born on 1 August 1716 at Monthly Meeting, Burlington, Burlington County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of William Haines and Sarah Paine. Elizabeth Haines married William Brown on 4 March 1737 at Burlington County, New Jersey. Elizabeth Haines married William Brown in January 1737/38 at Burlington County, New Jersey. Elizabeth Haines married William Allen on 18 June 1743 at Chester County, Pennsylvania.

     Margaret Haines, Mrs. was born on 3 May 1639 at Rudyard, Sussex, England.¹ She married Richard Haines of Aynhoe, son of John Haines and Elizabeth Stanford, circa 1662 at Aynho Parish, Northamptonshire, England; Her 1st. Margaret Haines, Mrs. married Henry Burcham on 6 May 1685; Her 2nd.

     Thomas Hackney of Burlington was the progenitor of the Hackney family.¹ He was born circa 1646 at Northamptonshire, England.² He married an unknown person circa 1662 at Thingdon, Northamptonshire, England.²

     Abraham Haines was born after 1691 at New Jersey. He was the son of Richard Haines and Mary Carlisle. Abraham Haines married Grace Hollinshead, daughter of John Hollinshead Jr. and Agnes Hackney, on 14 May 1719 at Chester Meeting, Moorestown, Chester Township, Burlington County, New Jersey.¹

     Dirk Jansen married Aertje Hendrickse Smock, daughter of Hendrick Matthyse Smock and Guertje Harmens Coerton, before 1711.¹

     Thomas Haines was born in 1674 at Aynhoe, Northamptonshire, England. He was the son of Richard Haines of Aynhoe and Margaret Haines, Mrs..

     Mary McKarney was born circa 1805. She married Henry Smock, son of Private John Smock Sr. and Sara Fonteyn, on 10 August 1825 at Mercer County, Kentucky.¹

     Margaret Haines was born circa 1678 at Aynhoe, Northamptonshire, England. She was the daughter of Richard Haines of Aynhoe and Margaret Haines, Mrs..

     Thomas Stokes III was born after 1705 at New Jersey. He was the son of Thomas L. Stokes of Burlington County and Deliverance Horner.¹ Thomas Stokes III married Abigail Matlack in 1741 at the Haddonfield Meeting, New Jersey.¹

     John Stokes was born in 1675 at London, Middlesex, England.² He was the son of Thomas Stokes of Lower Shadwell and Mary Barnard of Stepney.¹ John Stokes accompanied the immigration of Thomas Stokes of Lower Shadwell in August 1677 to New Castle, Delaware; "Thomas and his family sailed for America in the ship "Kent" in order to avoid persecution, and also with the object of seeking new fields of labor, and arrived at New Castle, 6th month, 1677, and proceeded to Burlington, West New Jersey, and settled on a tract of land containing one hundred and sixty-two and a half acres. The deed for the same was from his brother, John Stokes, of Wentworth street, London, England."^3,2 John Stokes married Elizabeth, Lady Green, daughter of Thomas Green and Elizabeth (?), in 1712 at Burlington County, New Jersey.^1,3,2 His estate was probated in 1716 at Gloucester County, New Jersey; An inventory of his estate was made, upon which is the following endorsement: "Came to his end by an unnatural death, in ye lower end of Gloucester county."¹

     Thomas French Jr. was a qualifying Pilgrim ancestor for the National Society for the Sons and Daughters of the Pilgrims.² He was born in October 1639 at Nether Heyford, Northamptonshire, England.^4,2,3 He was the son of Thomas French Sr. and Sara (?).^2,3,4 Thomas French Jr. was born on 29 October 1639 at Nether Heyford, Northamptonshire, England.⁵ He was christened on 3 November 1639 at the Church of Saints Peter and Paul, Nether Heyford, Northamptonshire, Northamptonshire, England; Registry begins 1558. French family registered from 1560.^6,7,2,8 He married Jane Atkins, daughter of Jonas Cattell, on 12 June 1660 at St. Andrew's Church, Whilton Parish, Nobottle Grove Hundred, Northamptonshire, England.^9,10,11,12 Thomas French Jr. was a Proprietor in 1664 at New Jersey.¹³ He was a signer of the Concessions and Agreements of West New Jersey on 3 March 1676.¹³ He married Elizabeth Stanton "7, 25, 1696" at Philadelphia Monthly Meeting, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.^14,15 His will was proved on 3 May 1699 .¹⁶ Thomas French Jr. left a will on 3 May 1699; Testator about to sail for England, leaves to wife Elizabeth house and plantation of 420 acres below John Test's, to son Charles 200 a. near John Hudson's with reversion of the plantation after wife's death, and land at Neather Heyford, England, to daughters Rachell Allen, Hannah Busby, Sarah Wood, Mary Busby, Jane Hall, Lydia, Rebecca; sons Thomas, Richard legacies, payable by son Charles. Witnesses--John Paine, Tho: Eves, John Hollinshead, junior.¹⁶

     Hannah French was christened on 5 September 1669 at Burlington County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of Thomas French Jr. and Jane Atkins. Hannah French married Richard Buzby, son of John Busby and Mary Busby, Mrs., on 30 August 1695 at Burlington, Burlington County, New Jersey.

     Sarah French was christened on 23 February 1674 at Burlington County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of Thomas French Jr. and Jane Atkins. Sarah French married Isaac Wood on 1 May 1695 at Burlington, Burlington County, New Jersey.

      Mary French was christened on 8 August 1675 at Burlington County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of Thomas French Jr. and Jane Atkins. Mary French married Nicholas Busby, son of John Busby and Mary Busby, Mrs., on 30 October 1695 at Burlington Monthly Meeting, Burlington County, New Jersey.¹ Mary French witnessed the will of Nicholas Busby on 22 August 1727 at Wellingborough, Burlington County, Jew Jersey; Will of Nicholas Busby. Wife Mary. Children--Thomas, John, Isaac, William, Benjamin, Lydiah, wife of James Marson, Mary, Jane, Elizabeth. Real and personal estate. The wife sole executrix. Witnesses--Jacob Burdsall, John Marson, John Wills.² Mary French left a will on 5 December 1728 at Wellingborough, Burlington County, Jew Jersey; widow of Nickles; will of. Children--John, Isaac, William, Bengman, Lydia, wife of John Marson, Mary, Jane, wife of Jacob Burshall, Elizabeth, Sary, Thomas. Real and personal estate. Executor--son Thomas. Witnesses--Thomas Reves, Nathan Crosby, Hugh Sharp.² Her will was proved on 21 January 1728/29 .²

     Jane French was christened on 19 November 1676 at Burlington County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of Thomas French Jr. and Jane Atkins. Jane French married Daniel Hall on 1 March 1697 at Burlington County, New Jersey.

     Lydia French was christened in 1682 at Burlington County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of Thomas French Jr. and Jane Atkins. Lydia French married David Arnold in 1708 at Burlington County, New Jersey.

     John Haines was born on 24 August 1614 at Boxgrove, Sussex, England. He was the son of John Hayne. John Haines married Elizabeth Stanford, daughter of Edward Stanford and Mary (?), on 3 May 1639 at Rudgwick Parish, Sussex, England.^1,2,3,4

     Elizabeth Stanford was born on 2 April 1619 at Horsham, Sussex, England.¹ She was the daughter of Edward Stanford and Mary (?).¹ Elizabeth Stanford married John Haines, son of John Hayne, on 3 May 1639 at Rudgwick Parish, Sussex, England.^2,3,4,5

     Elizabeth (?) was born circa 1607 at Aythorpe Roding, Essex, England. She married Henry Stokes of Stepney, son of Robert Stokes of Wycomb and Grace (?), before 1638 at Aythorpe Roding, Essex, England.

     John Stokes was a Quaker.¹ He was born circa 1651 at Wentworth St, Stepney, Middlesex, England. He was the son of Henry Stokes of Stepney and Elizabeth (?). John Stokes was a biscuit baker at Stepney Parish, London, Middlesex, England.^2,1 He lived in 1676 at Wentworth Street, Parish of Stepney, London, Middlesex, England. He received land in the New World... "THOMAS HOOTEN of the Parish of St. Ann, Black Friars, and John Stokes of Wentworth street, in the Parish of Stepney, both of which places are in London, in the county of Middlesex, England, became the owners, as tenants in common, of a certain amount of proprietory rights in West New Jersey. Thomas was a tallow chandler, and John a baker; by these avocations they respectively maintained their families, and gained some extra means to make a venture in the enterprise so much talked of among Friends at that time. The deed conveying this interest was made from William Penn and the other trustees of Edward Bylynge to Thomas Hooten in the year 1676, who immediately conveyed the undivided half-part thereof to John Stokes. It is possible that they were creditors of Edward Bylynge, whose failure in business a short time before involved so many of his creditors in loss, and led to much trouble concerning his estate. Thomas Hooten and John Stokes were relatives; perhaps their wives were sisters; both were members of the religious denomination of Friends, and were seeking some new place of abode, where their notions of right might be more freely indulged in, with some hope of promulgating their doctrines in peace. ". He died. He died of fever.¹ John Stokes was buried in Bunhill Fields, Stepney Parish, London, England.³

     Mary Stokes was born circa 1642 at Wentworth St, Stepney, Middlesex, England. She was the daughter of Henry Stokes of Stepney and Elizabeth (?).

     John Barnard was born circa 1612 at Essex, England. He married Frances Munt, daughter of Samuel Munt of Peldon Hall, on 30 May 1633 at St. Katharine's, by the Tower, London, England.¹

     Frances Munt was born circa 1622 at Essex, England. She was the daughter of Samuel Munt of Peldon Hall.¹ Frances Munt married John Barnard on 30 May 1633 at St. Katharine's, by the Tower, London, England.²

      Nicholas Wright III was born on 18 February 1559 at Barton Turf, Norfolk, England. Born/baptised the exact day of his parent's marriage? Unlikely. - rbs.^1,2 He was the son of Nicholas Wright Jr. and Ellenn Gylbert.^1,2,3 Nicholas Wright III married Margaret Jeffers of Neatishead on 15 November 1582 at Barton Turf Parish, Norfolk, England.^2,4 Nicholas Wright III married Margaret Nelson on 20 April 1594 at the Church of Saints Peter and Paul, Wendling, Norfolk, England; His 2nd.^1,2,3,5,6

     Deborah (?) was born circa 1742. She married Denys Smock, son of Hendrick Smock and Antje Van Duyn, before 1763.¹

     Capt. John Auten was born circa 1755. He married Ann Smock, daughter of Denys Smock and Deborah (?), circa 1794.¹