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801	http://www.geneabios.com/vermont/windham.htm Hermon E. Eddy of Stratton, Republican, was born June 13, 1881; he is a farmer and student; was prepared for college at Brattleboro and Colgate Academies and is now a student at the University of Vermont. Religious preference, Baptist. Post-office address, West Wardsboro. Place of birth, Stratton.	Eddy, Herman Edward (I02852)
802	http://www.mifamilyhistory.org/needham/highland/files/Highland_pg23.asp e. Dale DeGarmo (b. Highland Twp., 22 Sept. 1877, d. Flint, MI, 25 Oct. 1959) m. H. P. Eddy	Eddy, H.P (I85541)
803	http://www.mifamilyhistory.org/needham/highland/files/Highland_pg25.asp A. W. Eddy, served in the War of 1812 [Durant's Oakland County History gives the establishment of Highland Cemetery in 1849 and the first burial being that of Harden Eddy.]	Eddy, A.W (I85542)
804	http://www.rootsweb.com/~rigenweb/article21.html p. 818-9. "WILLIAM M. SMITH, born in Johnston in 1808, is a son of Harry Smith, who was born in 1783. Harry was a son of Benjamin. William M. Smith's mother died when he was three years old. Her name was Lydia Manchester. William M. Smith was married in 1846 to Eveline G. Marble, who died in 1869. He married in 1871 Amey A., daughter of William Eddy."	Smith, William Manchester (I30586)
805	http://www.rootsweb.com/~rigenweb/MillsRecords20.jpg Eddy, Mrs. Ella, wife of William Eddy and daughter of Nelson and Cooper died in Burrillville, RI Jan 21 1875 aged 22 years	Cooper, Ella (I81286)
806	http://www.rootsweb.com/~rigenweb/MillsRecords20.jpg John S. Eddy d. in Burrilville R.I Friday Sep. 13 1878 at ten minutes to 12 pm in his 67th year. "Gone to his eternal Rest"	Eddy, John Sayles (I07192)
807	http://www.trentu.ca/library/archives/84-004.htm 5. Dec. 29, 1853 Eddy, Eli - Haldimand McMurray, Helen - Haldimand license witnesses John B. Hellenboth & Mary Dalen	Eddy, Eli (I85364)
808	https://wc.rootsweb.com/trees/114513/I53483/-/registry Person Info Name: Elizabeth Gilbert Sex: F Birth: ABT 1446 in Northamptons, Eng. Death: ABT 1503 in Stanford-upon-Avon, Northamptons, Eng. Person Id: I45823 Tree Id: 114513 Search for Elizabeth Gilbert in Newspapers 25267 Possible Record Matches on Ancestry Parents Father: Otho of Compton Gilbert: Birth: 24 Mar 1418/1419 in Compton, Devons, Eng.. Death: 2 Feb 1493/1494 Mother: Alice Mules: Birth: ABT 1423 in Emsborough, Devons, Eng.. Family Marriage: Married: Thomas Saxby. Thomas Saxby: Birth: ABT 1444 in Stanford-upon-Avon, Northamptons, Eng.. Death: in Stanford-upon-Avon, Northamptons, Eng. Children: Margaret Saxby: Birth: ABT 1473 in Stanford-upon-Avon, Northamptons, Eng.. Death: Mar 1531/1532 in Stanford-upon-Avon, Northamptons, Eng. Notes a. Note: thanks to Ronald Gene Custer	Gilbert, Elizabeth (I10)
809	https://www.myheritage.com/names/knight_saxby Sir Thomas Saxby, 1460 - 1500 Thomas Saxby was born in 1460, at birth place, to John Le Scrope and Joan Saxby (born FitzHugh). John was born on July 22 1435, in Bolton, Yorkshire, England. Joan was born in 1434, in Ravensworth, Yorkshire, England. Thomas married Elizabeth Saxby (born Gilbert). Elizabeth was born in 1446, in Stanford, Northamptonshire, England. They had one son: John Saxby. Thomas passed away in 1500, at age 40 at death place. https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/GS72-ZL7/thomas-%22john%22-sa... Thomas "John" Saxby (Scott, Scrope) 1450-1500 Birth • 1 Sources 1450 Calais, Dordogne, Aquitaine, France 1500 Age 51 Death • 0 Sources 1500 Northamptonshire, England Thomas or John Saxby (b. abt. 1445 England) \| WikiTree.com Family Members SPOUSES AND CHILDREN Thomas "John" Saxby (Scott, Scrope) 1450-1500 Marriage: Elizabeth Isabel Margaret Gilbert (Saxby, Scott, Cave) 1442-1503 Children (3) William Saxby 1470-1517 Margaret Saxby 1475-1531 John Saxby 1482-1556 PARENTS AND SIBLINGS John le Scorpe Saxby (de Bolton van Berkhampstead, knight of the Garter, 5th Baron of Le Scrope) 1425-1498 Marriage: Johanna "Joan" Gascoyne Fitzhugh (Vavasour van Bolton, Baroness of Bolton) 1424-1488 Children (1) Thomas "John" Saxby (Scott, Scrope)	Saxby, Sir Thomas (I9)
810	Hugh CONE Self M Male W 33 VT Laborer VT VT Lucina CONE Wife M Female W 27 VT Keeping Hou Laura A. CONE Dau S Female W 11 VT VT VT Clara G. CONE Dau S Female W 3 VT VT VT David CONE Brother S Male W 17 VT Laborer VT VT -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Glastenbury, Bennington, Vermont Family History Library Film 1255341 NA Film Number T9-1341 Page Number 400C	Cone, Hugh E. (I36681)
811	Hugh V. Eddy, Sr. MERRILLAN, Wis. - Hugh V. Eddy, Sr., 90, of rural Merrillan, died Friday, Aug. 21, 1998, in the Tomah Veterans Administration Medical Center. He was born June 20, 1908, at Sparta, to Edgar N. And Clara (Howard) Eddy. Hugh was raised in the Big Creek area near Sparta. He graduated from Moller's Barber College in Milwaukee. He married the former Elnora Aleda Gilbertson in 1932, at Black River Falls. The couple had eight children and Elnora died in 1981. Hugh was a World War II Army veteran. He also had the distinction of being the oldest man with the most dependents to ever be drafted from Jackson County, Wis. When he was drafted into the Army in 1943, at the age of 35, Hugh and his wife had five children. He was employed as a barber in Cataract, Sparta, and Fort Mc Coy, before coming to Black River Falls. In Black River Falls, Hugh and his brother, John, barbered together. He also owned and operated his own barber shop and had also worked with Howard Pierce, Merlin Horswill, and James Feldmeier. He and his family had lived in various rural locations in Jackson County until purchasing a farm at Wrightsville from his brother, John, in 1944. Following his retirement in 1973, Hugh enjoyed raising ponies, attending auctions, and visiting with friends and relatives. He also was an every morning customer at Hardee's of Black River Falls for many years. For the past one and 1/2 years, Hugh was a resident at the Tomah Veterans Administration Medical Center. His family is most appreciative of the excellent care that he was given by the staff of Building 402. Hugh was a life member of the Disabled American Veteran and was a member of the Miles-Hagen American Legion Post #200 of Black River Falls. Survivors include three daughters, Janice (Vincent) Blaschke, of Tomah, Christine Sandeen, of La Crosse, and Karen (Stuart) Pfiefer of Mercer; five sons, Hugh Jr. (Doris), of Nelson, Robert (Janet), of Black River Falls, Gary (Soonie) and Howard (Linda), both of Hatfield, and David (June) Eddy, of Mondovi; 27 grandchildren; 31 great-grandchildren; which includes three sets of twins; and many nieces nephews and friends. In addition to his wife, Hugh was preceded in death by three sisters, Lulu Preston, Pearl Mathews, and Vera Davidson; and four brothers, John, Arthur, Charles, and Roy Eddy, Sr. Funeral services were Wednesday, Aug. 26, at 10 a.m. from the Buswell Funeral Home, Black River Falls. The Rev. Ron Walters (Grandson-in-law) of Park Falls, officiated and burial, with full military honors was conducted by Miles-Hagen American Legion Post #200 and Thompson-Red Cloud VFW Post #1959, was in Riverside Cemetery. Friends called at the Buswell Funeral Home on Tuesday, Aug. 25, from 6 to 8 p.m. and on Wednesday from 9 a.m. until services. There was a VFW service, conducted by the Thompson-Red Cloud VFW Post #1959, at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday in the funeral home. Casket bearers were Gary Eddy Jr., Scott Eddy, Joshua Eddy, Dan Blaschke, John Krosinski, and Kevin Eddy.	Eddy, Hugh Victor (I09073)
812	Hunton Family Page 88 Hiram Judson (Hiram,5 John,4 Daniel,3 John,2 Philip1), b. March 10, 1838; m. July 4, 1865, Mary Eddy, at Pittsfor Vt.; she belongs to the celebrated family of Spiritualists. i INDA, b. April 5, 1868; d. Aug. 23, 1868. ii IONA, b. May 16, 1869; d. May 16, 1868. iii WARREN LEE, b. April 23, 1870. iv DAISY MAY, b. May 1, 1872. v LOLA GRACE, b. April 21, 1873. vi INGER ANNIE, b. March 4, 1874; d. March 8, 1874. vii ROBERT JUDSON, b. March 23, 1875. viii ALICE DELIA, b. May 7, 1876. ix HUDSON, b. Jan. 10, 1878. x TRESSY IRENE, b. May 18, 1880.	Eddy, Mary C. (I14284)
813	I am from the John Eddy , who came to America from Scotland , I under stand he had a son James who was in the revoluntary war? , married Mary Gach ,buried in MiddlesexCountry Militia , he was a private , I am a DAR member through my Boyce side and would like to get in on the Eddy side. I have proof of my descendentency from John Eddy , he is my 8th great grandfather . I can not find anything about one of the relatives fighting in revoluntary war,except what I read in the Eddyfamily .com . Any help would be greatly apprectiated Sincerely Norma Richardson James Eddey-Eldest Son of John of Woodbridge James' will located in the NJ will section in Trenton clearly spells his name with the extra e. See footnote 8 for the text and the exact spellings. James Eddy, son of John, inherited land from his father in Woodbridge and died there. He and his wife are buried in the old Presbyterian Church burial ground (near the train station) in Metuchen, NJ. He is thought to have been a farmer in his early years, but then became a town official (like his youngest brother Samuel did in the Marsh Creek settlement) later on. His wife was from Scotland, as was his mother in law. The Scottish connections are quite strong. They were members of the Upper Presbyterian church in Woodbridge. William Simonson Eddy states at one point that they were Quakers! John William Edie writes in his genealogy (without references however) that James Eddy had frequent contact with the Edies living in the Marsh Creek settlement in PA. James is listed several times in the book "Woddbridge and Vicinity; The Story of a New Jersey Township", by Rev Joseph W. Dally. He is a moderator for the Freeholders' meetings. He is listed as keeping the records when the clerk, T. Gage dies. The only other item known about James is that he was a private in the Revolutionary War. He is listed on the DAR burial plaque in the burial ground in Metuchen, NJ as being a private in the Middlesex County Militia. We do not have much information about his wife, Mary Gach except that she has 11 children and is thought to be a Quaker by William Simonson Eddy. John of Woodbridge has 12 children, 10 from Elizabeth his first wife and two from Janet his second wife. Mary's mother's maiden name is Bloodgood. There are many Bloodgoods buried where she is buried.	Eddy, James (I01499)
814	I am looking for information, ancestors or descendants, of Elbert H. Eddy, born abt. 1843 (place??) and died 30 Sept. 1898. He married Marie Smith Currier (marriage date unknown) She was born in Indiana in 1842 and died in 1936. They are both buried in the Grand Junction Cemetery, Grand Junction, Columbia Twp. Michigan. They had three children I know of. Elbert Bertram Eddy, born 1868 and died in 1932, Marie Jeanette Eddy, born 23 April 1891 and died in 1966 (adopted) and John E. Eddy, born 1896 and died in 1975 (possibly adopted.) Elbert Bertram married Eva L. (last name unknown) who was born in 1870, died in 1937 and is also buried in the Grand Junction Cemetery. Elbert and Eva had two daughters, Agnes (married Otis Metcalf) and Olive (married David Perry) this is all I know. I am also trying to find out if anyone knows anything about the adopted daughter Marie Jeanette. She married Harvey Field of Valparaiso, Indiana. They are my paternal grandparents	Eddy, Elbert Bertram (I30863)
815	I'm just starting out on this journey to my past. If anyone could help me I would be most appreciative! My grandfather, Francis Eddy died in his 80's 6 years ago. He was married to Anna Ethia-Eddy. She was adopted, so I have not even begun a search on her yet. The only info I have on him is his mothers name was Mary Norton. I beleive he told me that she came from Ireland. He had a sister named Anna who has passed away.	Eddy, Charles (I16762)
816	I,Mark Eddy Sr. rececived from Lea & Jean in Sept of 1997 the following info Benjamin Franklin Eddy B/D 10 /15/ 1844, Monroe Co., Ohio Death 05 28 1877 Lee Co., Iowa Int., at Emberry Cemetery,Lee Co., Iowa	Source (S747447)
817	I. S. EDDY Self M Male W 29 NY Harness Maker NY NY Clara EDDY Wife M Female W 27 NY Keeping Hou Ida EDDY Dau S Female W 4 NY NY NY Nellie EDDY Dau S Female W 2 NY NY NY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Glen Falls, Warren, New York Family History Library Film 1254941 NA Film Number T9-0941 Page Number 147B	Eddy, Ai L. (I04552)
818	Illustrated History of Pawtucket, Central Falls and Vicinity by Robert Grieve, 1897 Providence: Published by Henry R. Caufield Frank May Bates received his education in the common schools and in the high school of Pawtucket, but did not graduate on account of ill health. He worked for Gorham & Co. and Brown in Providence for two years and he then in 1866 entered into his father's business, and continued therein until his appointment as city treasurer, July, 1891. In 1893, after his father's death, the business was finally closed up. Mr. Bates has always been a Republican. He served on the school committee for two years, during which period he was secretary. From 1879 to 1882 inclusive, he represented Pawtucket in the General Assembly, and for two sessions was chairman of the committee on militia. In 1884 he was delegate at large to the Chicago convention which nominated James G. Blaine for the presidency, and was the only Blaine man from RI. During the Centenary celebration, Mr. Bates was chief of staff on Military Day, and he delivered the oration Saturday, Oct. 4, 1890 at the dedication of the Collyer monument. He is one of the original members of the Pawtucket Business Men's Association, Feb. 6, 1888, he read a paper before this organization on 'Fires and Insurances' which contained an array of facts and figures of great interest. He has been correspondent for the 'Gazette' and 'Chronicle' and for the 'Daily Times', and accompanied a party of capitalists to Sioux City in this capacity for the 'Daily Times' in 1889. He is a member of the First Baptist church, and was a teacher in its Sunday school for more than thirty years, in this respect following in the footsteps of his great-grandfather, Amariah Marsh. Out of fifty scholars in the class he taught for many years, all have been successful men, except two or three. Mr. Bates is a member of many societies and has been treasurer of nearly all of them. He was for two years treasurer of the Veteran Firemen's Association and for five years treasurer of the Horse Guards, and has been treasurer of the Young People's Society of his church. In the local militia Mr. Bates was for many years very active. He joined the Pawtucket Horse Guards in 1862, during the next ten years passed through all grades, and was captain in 1878-9. In 1885 he was appointed by Governor Brown a member of his staff with the rank of colonel, and as such represented RI on the staff of Gen. Philip H. Sheridan at the dedication of the Washington monument, Feb. 22, 1885. He was married Aug. 22, 1866, to Susan Perry Eddy of East Greenwich, and they had two children: Charles Eddy, b. Aug. 8, 1867, died July 29, 1877; and Sarah May, b. Dec. 3, 1872. illustration on page 246: photo: Frank May Bates, City Treasurer, Pawtucket. full page of illustrations, facing page 246: photos of Joseph De Vere Barber, M. D.; Louis H. Beaudy, M. D.; John H. Bennett, M. D.; Thomas T. Berry, undertaker; Edward S. Bowen, treasurer, Newell Coal & Lumber Co.; Edward Barker, jobber in woolen remnants. --------------------- BATES, Frank May, the present treasurer of the city of Pawtucket, was born in Pawtucket, Mass., Aug. 4, 1843, and is the only child of Nahum and Sarah Maria (May) Bates. His father was for 60 years a merchant on the east side, Pawtucket, at the corner of Broadway and Main street; and his grandfather, also named Nahum, was a farmer and wholesale dealer in cattle and live stock in Mendon, Mass. The Bates family for many generations been conspicuous in Mendon, Bridgewater, and other towns of the Old Colony. Through his paternal grandmother Mr. Bates is descended from the Ballous, so long a conspicuous family in northern RI and in southern and western MA. On his mother's side he traces his descent to John May, who came from Mayfield, England in 1635 and settled at Roxbury, Mass. His great grandfather May was a prominent man in his day in MA, was a member of the governor's council, a state senator, and served as colonel in the revolutionary war. His grandfather, Jesse May, was the first lawyer who began to practice that profession in the village of Pawtucket in the town of North Providence. Jesse May's wife was Betsey Marsh, the daughter of Amariah Marsh, who, it is claimed, was the teacher in the first Sunday school established by Samuel Slater, and received one dollar each Sunday for teaching the children the three R's. Other members of this branch of the family have been distinguished. Seth May of Winthrop, Me., was judge of the Maine Supreme Court. Lemuel May of Attleboro, brother of Mr. Bates' maternal grandfather, was commonly known as Squire May, and his son John W. May, who was a classmate of Judge W. W. Blodgett of Pawtucket, was a prominent lawyer, and at one time was district attorney for Suffolk County, MA. Mr. Bates' father was born in Mendon, Mass.,. March 6, 1811, and came to Pawtucket in 1832. From 1860 to 1874 he was town treasurer, was a member of the MA Legislature from 1846 to 1849, and served as selectman for many terms. For a long period, and up to the time of his death, he was a deacon of the First Baptist church, and for many years was superintendent of the Sunday school. He cast his first vote for Henry Clay in 1832, and voted thereafter in ever election, national, state, town or district, which occurred in Pawtucket until his death, the day of the presidential election, Nov. 8, 1892. One of the most prominent members of the Bates family has been Samuel P. Bates, who was state historian and state superintendent of schools in Pennsylvania, and wrote a history of the civil war and a defence of General Hooker's action at the battle of Chancellorsville. Frank May Bates received his education in the common schools and in the high school of Pawtucket, but did not graduate on account of ill health. He worked for Gorham & Co. and Brown in Providence for two years and he then in 1866 entered into his father's business, and continued therein until his appointment as city treasurer, July, 1891. In 1893, after his father's death, the business was finally closed up. Mr. Bates has always been a Republican. He served on the school committee for two years, during which period he was secretary. From 1879 to 1882 inclusive, he represented Pawtucket in the General Assembly, and for two sessions was chairman of the committee on militia. In 1884 he was delegate at large to the Chicago convention which nominated James G. Blaine for the presidency, and was the only Blaine man from RI. During the Centenary celebration, Mr. Bates was chief of staff on Military Day, and he delivered the oration Saturday, Oct. 4, 1890 at the dedication of the Collyer monument. He is one of the original members of the Pawtucket Business Men's Association, Feb. 6, 1888, he read a paper before this organization on 'Fires and Insurances' which contained an array of facts and figures of great interest. He has been correspondent for the 'Gazette' and 'Chronicle' and for the 'Daily Times', and accompanied a party of capitalists to Sioux City in this capacity for the 'Daily Times' in 1889. He is a member of the First Baptist church, and was a teacher in its Sunday school for more than thirty years, in this respect following in the footsteps of his great-grandfather, Amariah Marsh. Out of fifty scholars in the class he taught for many years, all have been successful men, except two or three. Mr. Bates is a member of many societies and has been treasurer of nearly all of them. He was for two years treasurer of the Veteran Firemen's Association and for five years treasurer of the Horse Guards, and has been treasurer of the Young People's Society of his church. In the local militia Mr. Bates was for many years very active. He joined the Pawtucket Horse Guards in 1862, during the next ten years passed through all grades, and was captain in 1878-9. In 1885 he was appointed by Governor Brown a member of his staff with the rank of colonel, and as such represented RI on the staff of Gen. Philip H. Sheridan at the dedication of the Washington monument, Feb. 22, 1885. He was married Aug. 22, 1866, to Susan Perry Eddy of East Greenwich, and they had two children: Charles Eddy, b. Aug. 8, 1867, died July 29, 1877; and Sarah May, b. Dec. 3, 1872.	Bates, Frank May (I38059)
819	In 1938 residing in England working for a Broadcasting co.	Eddy, Otis Franklin (I04515)
820	In Memory of Mrs \| Rachel wife of Mr \| Joel Eddy who died \| July 29th 1788 in ye \| 60th year of her age.	Vose, Rachel (I23721)
821	Independent Journal Wednesday, October 10, 1973 Page 4 CHESTER EDDY Graveside service for Chester A. Eddy of Forestville, father of Thelma George of Mill Valley, was held today at Green Valley Cemetery, Graton. Eddy, 74, died Monday at a Santa Rosa hospital after collapsing at his home. He was a native of Michigan and had lived in Sonoma County for 10 years. Eddy was a retired dispatcher for the Shell Oil Co. He served in the Marine Corps during World War II. He is also survived by his wife, John M. Eddy; three other daughters, Fairy Mae Taylor of Healdsburg, June Guengerich of Downey and Linda Tazer of Cudahy, San Diego County; three brothers, 12 grandchildren, and a great-grandchild.	Eddy, Chester Allen (I02547)
822	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Miller, J.E. (I06125)
823	Inscriptions in kickemuit cemetery , Warren Rhode Island Caleb the sun of Caleb and Mehetable Eddy died sept ye 14 1750 in ye twenty year of age	Eddy, Caleb (I59497)
824	Inscriptions in kickemuit cemetery , Warren Rhode Island Here lyeth the body of Caleb Eddy age 69 years the ceased march [worn] in the year of our lord 1713 Vital Records of Swansea, Massachusetts to 1850 1712 Eddy Deacon Caleb Eddy Deceased this Life March the 23:1712/13 being 79: years of age	Eddy, Caleb (I27707)
825	Ira C. EDDY Self M Male W 32 PA Clerk In Sto Amelia A. EDDY Wife M Female W 32 PA Keeping House PA PA Lyman E. EDDY Son S Male W 8 PA Attending School PA PA Earl H. EDDY Son S Male W 6 PA Attending Scho Mary J. BECK Other S Female W 22 PA Seamstre Flora PRENTISS Other S Female W 19 PA Servant PA PA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place 3rd Ward, Lock Haven, Clinton, Pennsylvania Family History Library Film 1255113 NA Film Number T9-1113 Page Number 662C	Eddy, Ira Canfield (I30752)
826	Ira G. EDDY Self M Male W 55 NY Carpenter NY NY Lucy EDDY Wife M Female W 48 NY Keeping Hou Ira FINCH SonL M Male W 31 OH Druggist OH OH Ardell FINCH Dau M Female W 19 OH At Home NY NY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Duplain, Clinton, Michigan Family History Library Film 1254576 NA Film Number T9-0576 Page Number 366B	Eddy, Ira Gifford (I25181)
827	Isaac CLEVELAND Self M Male W 25 NY Sawmill Owner NY NY Alace CLEVELAND Wife M Female W 25 NY Keeping House NY NY Ella CLEVELAND Dau S Female W 3 NY NY NY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Great Valley, Cattaraugus, New York Family History Library Film 1254812 NA Film Number T9-0812 Page Number 222D	Cleveland, Alonzo C. (I04049)
828	Isaac EDDY Self M Male W 57 VA R.R. Hand VA PA Ester EDDY Wife M Female W 62 OH Keeping Hou Peter EDDY Son S Male W 20 OH Working In Brick Yard VA OH -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Island Creek, Jefferson, OH Family History Library Film 1255037 NA Film Number T9-1037 Page Number 302D	Eddy, Isaac (I16571)
829	Isaac Newton ,Male, date of death, May 24, 1882, in Croton,Ia. age 28yrs 7mths 14 days filed May 1882 cause of death Epilepsy	Source (S747393)
830	Isaac S. EDDY Self M Male W 40 WV Farmer WV WV Sarah E. EDDY Wife M Female W 35 WV Keeping House WV WV Samuel EDDY Son S Male W 11 WV WV WV Peter B. EDDY Son S Male W 7 WV WV WV Elcy EDDY Dau S Female W 7 WV WV WV Simeon T. EDDY Son S Male W 5 WV WV WV Prudence J. EDDY Dau S Female W 3 WV WV WV Theadore EDDY Son S Male W 1 WV WV WV -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Clay, Monongalia, West Virginia Family History Library Film 1255409	Isaac Samuel Eddy (I20176)
831	Isac S. EDDY Self M Male W 31 VT Farmer VT VT Mahaly N. EDDY Wife M Female W 26 MI Keeping House NY VT Dannie H. EDDY Son S Male W 10 MA At Home --- --- Bertha M. EDDY Dau S Female W 4 MI --- --- Lewellen W. EDDY Son S Male W 2 TX --- --- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Verdigris, Knox, Nebraska Family History Library Film 1254751 NA Film Number T9-0751 Page Number 98C	Eddy, Isaac Sylvanus (I51296)
832	Isac S. EDDY Self M Male W 31 VT Farmer VT VT Mahaly N. EDDY Wife M Female W 26 MI Keeping House NY VT Dannie H. EDDY Son S Male W 10 MA At Home --- --- Bertha M. EDDY Dau S Female W 4 MI --- --- Lewellen W. EDDY Son S Male W 2 TX --- --- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Verdigris, Knox, Nebraska Family History Library Film 1254751 NA Film Number T9-0751 Page Number 98C	Eddy, Horace Daniel (I58749)
833	Isiah EDDY Self M Male B 60 PA Shoemaker PA PA Lousia EDDY Wife M Female B 50 MD Housekeep Sarah CARSON Other S Female B 39 PA PA PA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Family History Library Film 1255169 NA Film Number T9-1169 Page Number 358A	Eddy, Isiah (I81239)
834	J. S. PARKER Self M Male W 71 VT Farmer MA MA Marcia A. PARKER Wife M Female W 61 VT Keeping House MA NH J. F. PARKER Son M Male W 33 VT Laborer VT VT Vesta PARKER DauL M Female W 25 VT VT VT Alva F. PARKER GSon S Male W 8 VT VT VT M. A. PARKER GDau S Female W 5 VT VT VT Alma A. PARKER GDau S Female W 4 VT VT VT -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Cavendish, Windsor, Vermont Family History Library Film 1255350 NA Film Number T9-1350	Eddy, Marcia (I04634)
835	J. Shirley EDDY Self M Male W 34 NY Farmer VT NY Mercy M. EDDY Wife M Female W 33 NY Keeping House VT VT Lucius B. EDDY Other S Male W 11 IA NY NY Eugene R. EDDY Other S Male W 2 NY NY NY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Harmony, Chautauqua, New York Family History Library Film 1254816 NA Film Number T9-0816 Page Number 460D	Eddy, John Shirley (I37783)
836	J. Shirley EDDY Self M Male W 34 NY Farmer VT NY Mercy M. EDDY Wife M Female W 33 NY Keeping House VT VT Lucius B. EDDY Other S Male W 11 IA NY NY Eugene R. EDDY Other S Male W 2 NY NY NY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Harmony, Chautauqua, New York Family History Library Film 1254816 NA Film Number T9-0816 Page Number 460D	Eddy, Lucius Button (I57522)
837	J. Shirley EDDY Self M Male W 34 NY Farmer VT NY Mercy M. EDDY Wife M Female W 33 NY Keeping House VT VT Lucius B. EDDY Other S Male W 11 IA NY NY Eugene R. EDDY Other S Male W 2 NY NY NY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Harmony, Chautauqua, New York Family History Library Film 1254816 NA Film Number T9-0816 Page Number 460D	Eddy, Eugene Rea (I57523)
838	Jackson EDDIE Self W Male W 51 VT Farming VT VT Ethan EDDIE Son M Male W 26 PA Farm Laborer VT PA Jane EDDIE DauL M Female W 20 NY K. House NY NY Duana EDDIE GDau S Female W 7 PA PA NY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Brookfield, Tioga, Pennsylvania Family History Library Film 1255197 NA Film Number T9-1197 Page Number 58B	Eddy, Andrew Jackson (I18734)
839	Jackson EDDY Self M Male W 35 VT Farmer VT VT Lucy EDDY Wife M Female W 23 VT Keeping Hou Effie M. EDDY Dau S Female W 12 VT At Scho Clement W. EDDY Son S Male W 10 VT At Scho Louisa J. EDDY Dau S Female W 6 VT VT VT John T. EDDY Son S Male W 2 VT VT VT Henry EDDY Son S Male W 2M VT VT VT -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Alburgh, Grand Isle, Vermont Family History Library Film 1255344 NA Film Number T9-1344	Eddy, Jackson (I00794)
840	Jackson EDDY Self M Male W 44 NY Farmer NY NY Lucinda EDDY Wife M Female W 44 NY Keeping House RI NY Mary Ann EDDY Sister S Female W 55 NY NY NY James DICKSON Other S Male W 20 NY Servant RI NY Anna PATERSON Other S Female W 12 NY Servant NY NY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Pittstown, Rensselaer, New York Family History Library Film 1254921 NA Film Number T9-0921 Page Number 177C	Eddy, Mary Ann (I10242)
841	Jackson EDDY Self M Male W 44 NY Farmer NY NY Lucinda EDDY Wife M Female W 44 NY Keeping House RI NY Mary Ann EDDY Sister S Female W 55 NY NY NY James DICKSON Other S Male W 20 NY Servant RI NY Anna PATERSON Other S Female W 12 NY Servant NY NY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Pittstown, Rensselaer, New York Family History Library Film 1254921 NA Film Number T9-0921 Page Number 177C	Eddy, Jackson (I10245)
842	Jacob CEHRS Self M Male W 52 SWITZERLAND Farmer SWITZERLAND SWITZERLAND Christena CEHRS Wife M Female W 43 OH Keeping House WV WV Flemming CEHRS Son S Male W 23 OH Farm Laborer SWITZERLAND OH Minerva CEHRS Dau S Female W 21 OH At Home SWITZERLAND OH William H. CEHRS Son S Male W 19 OH Farm Laborer SWITZERLAND OH Mary J. CEHRS Dau S Female W 17 OH At Home SWITZERLAND OH Emaline CEHRS Dau S Female W 15 OH At Home SWITZERLAND OH Frances CEHRS Dau S Female W 11 OH At School SWITZERLAND OH Elisabeth A. CEHRS Dau S Female W 9 OH SWITZERLAND OH Delila A. CEHRS Dau S Female W 6 OH SWITZERLA Catharine L. CEHRS Dau S Female W 3 OH SWITZERLAND OH -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Green, Monroe, OH Family History Library Film 1255050 NA Film Number T9-1050 Page Number 472C	Cehrs, Jacob (I70532)
843	Jacob G. EDDY Self M Male W 36 VA Farmer VA VA Rachel A. EDDY Wife M Female W 39 VA Keeps House VA VA Margaret EDDY Dau S Female W 12 WV VA VA Nancy A. EDDY Dau S Female W 10 WV VA VA Mary E. EDDY Dau S Female W 8 WV VA VA Socia J. EDDY Dau S Female W 6 WV VA VA Rosa M. EDDY Dau S Female W 4 WV VA VA Michael D. EDDY Son S Male W 2 WV VA VA Maudie E. EDDY Dau S Female W 6M WV VA VA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Pawpaw, Marion, West Virginia Family History Library Film 1255407 NA Film Number T9-1407 Page Number 513C	Eddy, Jacob G. (I14944)
844	James b. 1796 d. 1865 came from MA to Medina County, OH in the 1830s or the 1840s. He married Delia Carter b.1798 d. 1850s and they had William b. b. 1820 d. 1905 Iowa m. Venila Shaw 1840 ; Ahyuman or A.W. 1821 d. 1893 Chatham m. Rebecca ; Harrison b. 1825 d. 1906 South Dakota m. Emily Woodworth 1855 ; Seneca b. 1826 d. 1903 Chatham m. Sarah Adaline Rice 1847 b. 1828 d. 1895 Chatham. I am related to Seneca's son Olin who married Parmelia Conkey. Seneca moved to Iowa in the 1870s. Olin moved from Iowa to Washington State in the 1890s. My sources are the Census, The Eddy Family History and a Cemeteries book from Sutro Library in San Francisco.	Eddy, Isaac James (I01314)
845	James B. Eddy EPPING - James Benjamin Eddy, 52, of St. Laurent Street, died Sunday, July 20, 2003, at his home after a brief illness He was born Jan. 6, 1951, in Everett, Mass., the son of the late Harold M. and Ella M. (Griggs) Eddy. He was raised in Kingston and had resided in Epping since 1986. He was a 1969 graduate of Sanborn High School, Kingston. Mr. Eddy sold auto parts wholesale and retail for Car Parts of Epping for the past seven years. He was formerly the manager of Nappa Auto Parts in Derry for eight years and of Plaistow Tire Store for seven years. He was a mechanic at Stratham Tire Store in Derry for 11 years. He is survived by his wife of 32 years, Rose (Young) Eddy of Epping; one son and his wife, Douglas and Jacqueline Eddy of Manchester; two brothers, Harold M. Eddy of Davenport, Fla., and Stephen W. Eddy of Raymond; and one niece and nephew. Calling hours will be held Wednesday and Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Brewitt Funeral Home, 8 Pleasant St., Epping. Funeral services will be held Friday, at 11 a.m. in Epping Bible Baptist Church, Route 27, Epping, with the Rev. Ron Townsend officiating. Burial will be in Brentwood Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to his family, c/o Bank North, 53 Church St., Kingston, NH 03848.	Eddy, James B. (I83099)
846	James DILLABAUGH Self M Male W 39 CAN Carpenter - Sarah DILLABAUGH Wife M Female W 31 MI Keeping House NY NY Ida DILLABAUGH Dau S Female W 11 MI At School C Adebert DILLABAUGH Son S Male W 9 MI At School C -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Montague, Muskegon, Michigan Family History Library Film 1254597 NA Film Number T9-0597 Page Number 17C	Dillabough, James (I66698)
847	James EDDY Self M Male W 30 CA Carpenter --- --- Lillie EDDY Wife M Female W 23 IA Keeping House ENG SCOT Virginia EDDY Dau S Female W 3 CA CA IA Royal EDDY1 Son S Male W 11M CA CA IA Note 1none missing -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place College Of Notre Dame, San Jose, Santa Clara, Californ Family History Library Film 1254081 NA Film Number T9-0081 Page Number 35B	Eddy, James (I81131)
848	James EDDY Self M Male W 46 OH Farmer OH VA Sarah A. EDDY Wife M Female W 34 OH Keeping House PA PA Daniel M. EDDY Son S Male W 18 OH Farm Labor Charles E. EDDY Son S Male W 15 OH Farm Labor Ida M. EDDY Dau S Female W 13 OH At School OH OH Mary E. EDDY Dau S Female W 10 OH At School OH OH Sarah A. EDDY Dau S Female W 7 IN OH OH Harriet E. EDDY Dau S Female W 5 OH OH OH Silas P. EDDY Son S Male W 3 OH OH OH Franklin E. EDDY Son S Male W 1 WV OH OH -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Union, Republic, Kansas Family History Library Film 1254394 NA Film Number T9-0394 Page Number 58A	Eddy, Silas P. (I81765)
849	James EDDY Self M Male W 46 OH Farmer OH VA Sarah A. EDDY Wife M Female W 34 OH Keeping House PA PA Daniel M. EDDY Son S Male W 18 OH Farm Labor Charles E. EDDY Son S Male W 15 OH Farm Labor Ida M. EDDY Dau S Female W 13 OH At School OH OH Mary E. EDDY Dau S Female W 10 OH At School OH OH Sarah A. EDDY Dau S Female W 7 IN OH OH Harriet E. EDDY Dau S Female W 5 OH OH OH Silas P. EDDY Son S Male W 3 OH OH OH Franklin E. EDDY Son S Male W 1 WV OH OH -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Union, Republic, Kansas Family History Library Film 1254394 NA Film Number T9-0394 Page Number 58A	Eddy, Henry James (I81767)
850	James Eddy Sr. ORRVILLE --James E. "Jim" Eddy Sr., 66, 1778 Lynn Drive, died Saturday afternoon, June 29, 2002, at his residence, following a nine-month illness. Services will be Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Auble Funeral Home, Orrville with Jack Westfall and Charles Cannon officiating. Burial will be at Crown Hill Cemetery, Orrville, where military rites will be conducted. Friends may call Tuesday from 6-9 p.m. at the funeral home. To register online and express condolences, visit the funeral home's Web site at www.aublefuneralhome.com. He was born June 12, 1936, in Walker, W.Va., to Emerson N. and Elsie M. (Davis) Eddy and married Lucille A. "Lucy" Tanner on June 16, 1970, in Dalton. She survives. Surviving in addition to his wife are sons, James E. Eddy Jr. of Wooster and Ricky A. Eddy of North Carolina; three daughters, Theresa L. (Michael) Dowell of Virginia, Carla D. Eddy of North Carolina and Shelly (Shane) Griffen of North Carolina; a stepson, Bobby L. (Fran) Ross of Navarre; 13 grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; two sisters, Evelyn Gilland of Chester and Patsy (John) Life of Coolville.	Eddy, James E. (I80979)

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http://www.geneabios.com/vermont/windham.htm

Hermon E. Eddy of Stratton, Republican, was born June 13, 1881; he is a farmer and student; was prepared for college at Brattleboro and Colgate Academies and is now a student at the University of Vermont. Religious preference, Baptist. Post-office address, West Wardsboro. Place of birth, Stratton.

Eddy, Herman Edward (I02852)

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http://www.mifamilyhistory.org/needham/highland/files/Highland_pg23.asp

e. Dale DeGarmo (b. Highland Twp., 22 Sept. 1877, d. Flint, MI, 25 Oct. 1959) m. H. P. Eddy

Eddy, H.P (I85541)

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http://www.mifamilyhistory.org/needham/highland/files/Highland_pg25.asp

A. W. Eddy, served in the War of 1812 [Durant's Oakland County History gives the establishment of Highland Cemetery in 1849 and the first burial being that of Harden Eddy.]

Eddy, A.W (I85542)

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http://www.rootsweb.com/~rigenweb/article21.html

p. 818-9. "WILLIAM M. SMITH, born in Johnston in 1808, is a son of Harry Smith, who was born in 1783. Harry was a son of Benjamin. William M. Smith's mother died when he was three years old. Her name was Lydia Manchester. William M. Smith was married in 1846 to Eveline G. Marble, who died in 1869. He married in 1871 Amey A., daughter of William Eddy."

Smith, William Manchester (I30586)

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Eddy, Mrs. Ella, wife of William Eddy and daughter of Nelson and Cooper died in Burrillville, RI Jan 21 1875 aged 22 years

Cooper, Ella (I81286)

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John S. Eddy d. in Burrilville R.I Friday Sep. 13 1878 at ten minutes to 12 pm in his 67th year. "Gone to his eternal Rest"

Eddy, John Sayles (I07192)

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http://www.trentu.ca/library/archives/84-004.htm

5. Dec. 29, 1853 Eddy, Eli - Haldimand McMurray, Helen - Haldimand license witnesses John B. Hellenboth & Mary Dalen

Eddy, Eli (I85364)

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https://wc.rootsweb.com/trees/114513/I53483/-/registry

Person Info

Name: Elizabeth Gilbert
Sex: F
Birth: ABT 1446 in Northamptons, Eng.
Death: ABT 1503 in Stanford-upon-Avon, Northamptons, Eng.
Person Id: I45823
Tree Id: 114513

Search for Elizabeth Gilbert in Newspapers
25267 Possible Record Matches on Ancestry

Parents
Father:
Otho of Compton Gilbert: Birth: 24 Mar 1418/1419 in Compton, Devons, Eng.. Death: 2 Feb 1493/1494
Mother:
Alice Mules: Birth: ABT 1423 in Emsborough, Devons, Eng..

Family
Marriage:
Married: Thomas Saxby.
Thomas Saxby: Birth: ABT 1444 in Stanford-upon-Avon, Northamptons, Eng.. Death: in Stanford-upon-Avon, Northamptons, Eng.
Children:
Margaret Saxby: Birth: ABT 1473 in Stanford-upon-Avon, Northamptons, Eng.. Death: Mar 1531/1532 in Stanford-upon-Avon, Northamptons, Eng.

Notes
a. Note: thanks to Ronald Gene Custer

Gilbert, Elizabeth (I10)

809

https://www.myheritage.com/names/knight_saxby

Sir Thomas Saxby, 1460 - 1500 Thomas Saxby was born in 1460, at birth place, to John Le Scrope and Joan Saxby (born FitzHugh). John was born on July 22 1435, in Bolton, Yorkshire, England. Joan was born in 1434, in Ravensworth, Yorkshire, England. Thomas married Elizabeth Saxby (born Gilbert). Elizabeth was born in 1446, in Stanford, Northamptonshire, England. They had one son: John Saxby. Thomas passed away in 1500, at age 40 at death place.

https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/GS72-ZL7/thomas-%22john%22-sa...

Thomas "John" Saxby (Scott, Scrope) 1450-1500

Birth • 1 Sources 1450 Calais, Dordogne, Aquitaine, France 1500 Age 51 Death • 0 Sources 1500 Northamptonshire, England

Thomas or John Saxby (b. abt. 1445 England) | WikiTree.com

Family Members SPOUSES AND CHILDREN Thomas "John" Saxby (Scott, Scrope)

1450-1500 Marriage: Elizabeth Isabel Margaret Gilbert (Saxby, Scott, Cave)

1442-1503 Children (3) William Saxby

1470-1517 Margaret Saxby

1475-1531 John Saxby

1482-1556 PARENTS AND SIBLINGS John le Scorpe Saxby (de Bolton van Berkhampstead, knight of the Garter, 5th Baron of Le Scrope)

1425-1498 Marriage: Johanna "Joan" Gascoyne Fitzhugh (Vavasour van Bolton, Baroness of Bolton)

1424-1488 Children (1) Thomas "John" Saxby (Scott, Scrope)

Saxby, Sir Thomas (I9)

810

Hugh CONE Self M Male W 33 VT Laborer VT VT
Lucina CONE Wife M Female W 27 VT Keeping Hou
Laura A. CONE Dau S Female W 11 VT VT VT
Clara G. CONE Dau S Female W 3 VT VT VT
David CONE Brother S Male W 17 VT Laborer VT VT

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Census Place Glastenbury, Bennington, Vermont
Family History Library Film 1255341
NA Film Number T9-1341
Page Number 400C

Cone, Hugh E. (I36681)

811

Hugh V. Eddy, Sr.
MERRILLAN, Wis. - Hugh V. Eddy, Sr., 90, of rural Merrillan, died Friday, Aug. 21, 1998, in the Tomah Veterans Administration Medical Center.
He was born June 20, 1908, at Sparta, to Edgar N. And Clara (Howard) Eddy. Hugh was raised in the Big Creek area near Sparta. He graduated from Moller's Barber College in Milwaukee.
He married the former Elnora Aleda Gilbertson in 1932, at Black River Falls. The couple had eight children and Elnora died in 1981.
Hugh was a World War II Army veteran. He also had the distinction of being the oldest man with the most dependents to ever be drafted from Jackson County, Wis. When he was drafted into the Army in 1943, at the age of 35, Hugh and his wife had five children.
He was employed as a barber in Cataract, Sparta, and Fort Mc Coy, before coming to Black River Falls. In Black River Falls, Hugh and his brother, John, barbered together. He also owned and operated his own barber shop and had also worked with Howard Pierce, Merlin Horswill, and James Feldmeier. He and his family had lived in various rural locations in Jackson County until purchasing a farm at Wrightsville from his brother, John, in 1944.
Following his retirement in 1973, Hugh enjoyed raising ponies, attending auctions, and visiting with friends and relatives. He also was an every morning customer at Hardee's of Black River Falls for many years.
For the past one and 1/2 years, Hugh was a resident at the Tomah Veterans Administration Medical Center. His family is most appreciative of the excellent care that he was given by the staff of Building 402.
Hugh was a life member of the Disabled American Veteran and was a member of the Miles-Hagen American Legion Post #200 of Black River Falls.
Survivors include three daughters, Janice (Vincent) Blaschke, of Tomah, Christine Sandeen, of La Crosse, and Karen (Stuart) Pfiefer of Mercer; five sons, Hugh Jr. (Doris), of Nelson, Robert (Janet), of Black River Falls, Gary (Soonie) and Howard (Linda), both of Hatfield, and David (June) Eddy, of Mondovi; 27 grandchildren; 31 great-grandchildren; which includes three sets of twins; and many nieces nephews and friends.
In addition to his wife, Hugh was preceded in death by three sisters, Lulu Preston, Pearl Mathews, and Vera Davidson; and four brothers, John, Arthur, Charles, and Roy Eddy, Sr.
Funeral services were Wednesday, Aug. 26, at 10 a.m. from the Buswell Funeral Home, Black River Falls. The Rev. Ron Walters (Grandson-in-law) of Park Falls, officiated and burial, with full military honors was conducted by Miles-Hagen American Legion Post #200 and Thompson-Red Cloud VFW Post #1959, was in Riverside Cemetery.
Friends called at the Buswell Funeral Home on Tuesday, Aug. 25, from 6 to 8 p.m. and on Wednesday from 9 a.m. until services. There was a VFW service, conducted by the Thompson-Red Cloud VFW Post #1959, at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday in the funeral home.
Casket bearers were Gary Eddy Jr., Scott Eddy, Joshua Eddy, Dan Blaschke, John Krosinski, and Kevin Eddy.

Eddy, Hugh Victor (I09073)

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Hunton Family Page 88

Hiram Judson (Hiram,5 John,4 Daniel,3 John,2 Philip1), b.
March 10, 1838; m. July 4, 1865, Mary Eddy, at Pittsfor
Vt.; she belongs to the celebrated family of
Spiritualists.
i INDA, b. April 5, 1868; d. Aug. 23, 1868.
ii IONA, b. May 16, 1869; d. May 16, 1868.
iii WARREN LEE, b. April 23, 1870.
iv DAISY MAY, b. May 1, 1872.
v LOLA GRACE, b. April 21, 1873.
vi INGER ANNIE, b. March 4, 1874; d. March 8, 1874.
vii ROBERT JUDSON, b. March 23, 1875.
viii ALICE DELIA, b. May 7, 1876.
ix HUDSON, b. Jan. 10, 1878.
x TRESSY IRENE, b. May 18, 1880.

Eddy, Mary C. (I14284)

813

I am from the John Eddy , who came to America from Scotland , I under stand he had a son James who was in the revoluntary war? , married Mary Gach ,buried in MiddlesexCountry Militia , he was a private ,
I am a DAR member through my Boyce side and would like to get in on the Eddy side.
I have proof of my descendentency from John Eddy , he is my 8th great grandfather . I can not find anything about one of the relatives fighting in revoluntary war,except what I read in the Eddyfamily .com . Any help would be greatly apprectiated
Sincerely Norma Richardson

James Eddey-Eldest Son of John of Woodbridge
James' will located in the NJ will section in Trenton clearly spells his name with the extra e. See footnote 8 for the text and the exact spellings.
James Eddy, son of John, inherited land from his father in Woodbridge and died there. He and his wife are buried in the old Presbyterian Church burial ground (near the train station) in Metuchen, NJ. He is thought to have been a farmer in his early years, but then became a town official (like his youngest brother Samuel did in the Marsh Creek settlement) later on. His wife was from Scotland, as was his mother in law. The Scottish connections are quite strong. They were members of the Upper Presbyterian church in Woodbridge. William Simonson Eddy states at one point that they were Quakers!
John William Edie writes in his genealogy (without references however) that James Eddy had frequent contact with the Edies living in the Marsh Creek settlement in PA. James is listed several times in the book "Woddbridge and Vicinity; The Story of a New Jersey Township", by Rev Joseph W. Dally. He is a moderator for the Freeholders' meetings. He is listed as keeping the records when the clerk, T. Gage dies. The only other item known about James is that he was a private in the Revolutionary War. He is listed on the DAR burial plaque in the burial ground in Metuchen, NJ as being a private in the Middlesex County Militia.
We do not have much information about his wife, Mary Gach except that she has 11 children and is thought to be a Quaker by William Simonson Eddy. John of Woodbridge has 12 children, 10 from Elizabeth his first wife and two from Janet his second wife. Mary's mother's maiden name is Bloodgood. There are many Bloodgoods buried where she is buried.

Eddy, James (I01499)

814

I am looking for information, ancestors or descendants, of Elbert H. Eddy, born abt. 1843 (place??) and died 30 Sept. 1898. He married Marie Smith Currier (marriage date unknown) She was born in Indiana in 1842 and died in 1936. They are both buried in the Grand Junction Cemetery, Grand Junction, Columbia Twp. Michigan.

They had three children I know of. Elbert Bertram Eddy, born 1868 and died in 1932, Marie Jeanette Eddy, born 23 April 1891 and died in 1966 (adopted) and John E. Eddy, born 1896 and died in 1975 (possibly adopted.) Elbert Bertram married Eva L. (last name unknown) who was born in 1870, died in 1937 and is also buried in the Grand Junction Cemetery. Elbert and Eva had two daughters, Agnes (married Otis Metcalf) and Olive (married David Perry) this is all I know.

I am also trying to find out if anyone knows anything about the adopted daughter Marie Jeanette. She married Harvey Field of Valparaiso, Indiana. They are my paternal grandparents

Eddy, Elbert Bertram (I30863)

815

I'm just starting out on this journey to my past. If anyone could help me I would be most appreciative! My grandfather, Francis Eddy died in his 80's 6 years ago. He was married to Anna Ethia-Eddy. She was adopted, so I have not even begun a search on her yet. The only info I have on him is his mothers name was Mary Norton. I beleive he told me that she came from Ireland. He had a sister named Anna who has passed away.

Eddy, Charles (I16762)

816

I,Mark Eddy Sr. rececived from Lea & Jean in Sept of 1997 the following info
Benjamin Franklin Eddy B/D 10 /15/ 1844, Monroe Co., Ohio
Death 05 28 1877 Lee Co., Iowa Int., at Emberry Cemetery,Lee Co., Iowa

Source (S747447)

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I. S. EDDY Self M Male W 29 NY Harness Maker NY NY
Clara EDDY Wife M Female W 27 NY Keeping Hou
Ida EDDY Dau S Female W 4 NY NY NY
Nellie EDDY Dau S Female W 2 NY NY NY

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Census Place Glen Falls, Warren, New York
Family History Library Film 1254941
NA Film Number T9-0941
Page Number 147B

Eddy, Ai L. (I04552)

818

Illustrated History of Pawtucket, Central Falls and Vicinity
by Robert Grieve, 1897
Providence: Published by Henry R. Caufield
Frank May Bates received his education in the common schools and in the high school of Pawtucket, but did not graduate on account of ill health. He worked for Gorham & Co. and Brown in Providence for two years and he then in 1866 entered into his father's business, and continued therein until his appointment as city treasurer, July, 1891. In 1893, after his father's death, the business was finally closed up. Mr. Bates has always been a Republican. He served on the school committee for two years, during which period he was secretary. From 1879 to 1882 inclusive, he represented Pawtucket in the General Assembly, and for two sessions was chairman of the committee on militia. In 1884 he was delegate at large to the Chicago convention which nominated James G. Blaine for the presidency, and was the only Blaine man from RI. During the Centenary celebration, Mr. Bates was chief of staff on Military Day, and he delivered the oration Saturday, Oct. 4, 1890 at the dedication of the Collyer monument. He is one of the original members of the Pawtucket Business Men's Association, Feb. 6, 1888, he read a paper before this organization on 'Fires and Insurances' which contained an array of facts and figures of great interest. He has been correspondent for the 'Gazette' and 'Chronicle' and for the 'Daily Times', and accompanied a party of capitalists to Sioux City in this capacity for the 'Daily Times' in 1889. He is a member of the First Baptist church, and was a teacher in its Sunday school for more than thirty years, in this respect following in the footsteps of his great-grandfather, Amariah Marsh. Out of fifty scholars in the class he taught for many years, all have been successful men, except two or three. Mr. Bates is a member of many societies and has been treasurer of nearly all of them. He was for two years treasurer of the Veteran Firemen's Association and for five years treasurer of the Horse Guards, and has been treasurer of the Young People's Society of his church.
In the local militia Mr. Bates was for many years very active. He joined the Pawtucket Horse Guards in 1862, during the next ten years passed through all grades, and was captain in 1878-9. In 1885 he was appointed by Governor Brown a member of his staff with the rank of colonel, and as such represented RI on the staff of Gen. Philip H. Sheridan at the dedication of the Washington monument, Feb. 22, 1885. He was married Aug. 22, 1866, to Susan Perry Eddy of East Greenwich, and they had two children: Charles Eddy, b. Aug. 8, 1867, died July 29, 1877; and Sarah May, b. Dec. 3, 1872.
illustration on page 246: photo: Frank May Bates, City Treasurer, Pawtucket.
full page of illustrations, facing page 246: photos of Joseph De Vere Barber, M. D.; Louis H. Beaudy, M. D.; John H. Bennett, M. D.; Thomas T. Berry, undertaker; Edward S. Bowen, treasurer, Newell Coal & Lumber Co.; Edward Barker, jobber in woolen remnants.
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BATES, Frank May, the present treasurer of the city of Pawtucket, was born in Pawtucket, Mass., Aug. 4, 1843, and is the only child of Nahum and Sarah Maria (May) Bates. His father was for 60 years a merchant on the east side, Pawtucket, at the corner of Broadway and Main street; and his grandfather, also named Nahum, was a farmer and wholesale dealer in cattle and live stock in Mendon, Mass. The Bates family for many generations been conspicuous in Mendon, Bridgewater, and other towns of the Old Colony. Through his paternal grandmother Mr. Bates is descended from the Ballous, so long a conspicuous family in northern RI and in southern and western MA. On his mother's side he traces his descent to John May, who came from Mayfield, England in 1635 and settled at Roxbury, Mass. His great grandfather May was a prominent man in his day in MA, was a member of the governor's council, a state senator, and served as colonel in the revolutionary war. His grandfather, Jesse May, was the first lawyer who began to practice that profession in the village of Pawtucket in the town of North Providence. Jesse May's wife was Betsey Marsh, the daughter of Amariah Marsh, who, it is claimed, was the teacher in the first Sunday school established by Samuel Slater, and received one dollar each Sunday for teaching the children the three R's. Other members of this branch of the family have been distinguished. Seth May of Winthrop, Me., was judge of the Maine Supreme Court. Lemuel May of Attleboro, brother of Mr. Bates' maternal grandfather, was commonly known as Squire May, and his son John W. May, who was a classmate of Judge W. W. Blodgett of Pawtucket, was a prominent lawyer, and at one time was district attorney for Suffolk County, MA.

Mr. Bates' father was born in Mendon, Mass.,. March 6, 1811, and came to Pawtucket in 1832. From 1860 to 1874 he was town treasurer, was a member of the MA Legislature from 1846 to 1849, and served as selectman for many terms. For a long period, and up to the time of his death, he was a deacon of the First Baptist church, and for many years was superintendent of the Sunday school. He cast his first vote for Henry Clay in 1832, and voted thereafter in ever election, national, state, town or district, which occurred in Pawtucket until his death, the day of the presidential election, Nov. 8, 1892. One of the most prominent members of the Bates family has been Samuel P. Bates, who was state historian and state superintendent of schools in Pennsylvania, and wrote a history of the civil war and a defence of General Hooker's action at the battle of Chancellorsville.

Frank May Bates received his education in the common schools and in the high school of Pawtucket, but did not graduate on account of ill health. He worked for Gorham & Co. and Brown in Providence for two years and he then in 1866 entered into his father's business, and continued therein until his appointment as city treasurer, July, 1891. In 1893, after his father's death, the business was finally closed up. Mr. Bates has always been a Republican. He served on the school committee for two years, during which period he was secretary. From 1879 to 1882 inclusive, he represented Pawtucket in the General Assembly, and for two sessions was chairman of the committee on militia. In 1884 he was delegate at large to the Chicago convention which nominated James G. Blaine for the presidency, and was the only Blaine man from RI. During the Centenary celebration, Mr. Bates was chief of staff on Military Day, and he delivered the oration Saturday, Oct. 4, 1890 at the dedication of the Collyer monument. He is one of the original members of the Pawtucket Business Men's Association, Feb. 6, 1888, he read a paper before this organization on 'Fires and Insurances' which contained an array of facts and figures of great interest. He has been correspondent for the 'Gazette' and 'Chronicle' and for the 'Daily Times', and accompanied a party of capitalists to Sioux City in this capacity for the 'Daily Times' in 1889. He is a member of the First Baptist church, and was a teacher in its Sunday school for more than thirty years, in this respect following in the footsteps of his great-grandfather, Amariah Marsh. Out of fifty scholars in the class he taught for many years, all have been successful men, except two or three. Mr. Bates is a member of many societies and has been treasurer of nearly all of them. He was for two years treasurer of the Veteran Firemen's Association and for five years treasurer of the Horse Guards, and has been treasurer of the Young People's Society of his church.

In the local militia Mr. Bates was for many years very active. He joined the Pawtucket Horse Guards in 1862, during the next ten years passed through all grades, and was captain in 1878-9. In 1885 he was appointed by Governor Brown a member of his staff with the rank of colonel, and as such represented RI on the staff of Gen. Philip H. Sheridan at the dedication of the Washington monument, Feb. 22, 1885. He was married Aug. 22, 1866, to Susan Perry Eddy of East Greenwich, and they had two children: Charles Eddy, b. Aug. 8, 1867, died July 29, 1877; and Sarah May, b. Dec. 3, 1872.

Bates, Frank May (I38059)

819

In 1938 residing in England working for a Broadcasting co.

Eddy, Otis Franklin (I04515)

820

In Memory of Mrs | Rachel wife of Mr | Joel Eddy who died | July 29th 1788 in ye | 60th year of her age.

Vose, Rachel (I23721)

821

Independent Journal
Wednesday, October 10, 1973
Page 4

CHESTER EDDY

Graveside service for Chester A. Eddy of Forestville, father of Thelma George of Mill Valley, was held today at Green Valley Cemetery, Graton.

Eddy, 74, died Monday at a Santa Rosa hospital after collapsing at his home. He was a native of Michigan and had lived in Sonoma County for 10 years.

Eddy was a retired dispatcher for the Shell Oil Co. He served in the Marine Corps during World War II.

He is also survived by his wife, John M. Eddy; three other daughters, Fairy Mae Taylor of Healdsburg, June Guengerich of Downey and Linda Tazer of Cudahy, San Diego County; three brothers, 12 grandchildren, and a great-grandchild.

Eddy, Chester Allen (I02547)

822

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Miller, J.E. (I06125)

823

Inscriptions in kickemuit cemetery , Warren Rhode Island
Caleb the sun of Caleb and Mehetable Eddy died sept ye 14 1750 in ye twenty year of age

Eddy, Caleb (I59497)

824

Inscriptions in kickemuit cemetery , Warren Rhode Island
Here lyeth the body of Caleb Eddy age 69 years the ceased march [worn] in the year of our lord 1713

Vital Records of Swansea, Massachusetts to 1850
1712 Eddy Deacon Caleb Eddy Deceased this Life March the 23:1712/13 being 79: years of age

Eddy, Caleb (I27707)

825

Ira C. EDDY Self M Male W 32 PA Clerk In Sto
Amelia A. EDDY Wife M Female W 32 PA Keeping House PA PA
Lyman E. EDDY Son S Male W 8 PA Attending School PA PA
Earl H. EDDY Son S Male W 6 PA Attending Scho
Mary J. BECK Other S Female W 22 PA Seamstre
Flora PRENTISS Other S Female W 19 PA Servant PA PA

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Source Information:
Census Place 3rd Ward, Lock Haven, Clinton, Pennsylvania
Family History Library Film 1255113
NA Film Number T9-1113
Page Number 662C

Eddy, Ira Canfield (I30752)

826

Ira G. EDDY Self M Male W 55 NY Carpenter NY NY
Lucy EDDY Wife M Female W 48 NY Keeping Hou
Ira FINCH SonL M Male W 31 OH Druggist OH OH
Ardell FINCH Dau M Female W 19 OH At Home NY NY

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Census Place Duplain, Clinton, Michigan
Family History Library Film 1254576
NA Film Number T9-0576
Page Number 366B

Eddy, Ira Gifford (I25181)

827

Isaac CLEVELAND Self M Male W 25 NY Sawmill Owner NY NY
Alace CLEVELAND Wife M Female W 25 NY Keeping House NY NY
Ella CLEVELAND Dau S Female W 3 NY NY NY

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Source Information:
Census Place Great Valley, Cattaraugus, New York
Family History Library Film 1254812
NA Film Number T9-0812
Page Number 222D

Cleveland, Alonzo C. (I04049)

828

Isaac EDDY Self M Male W 57 VA R.R. Hand VA PA
Ester EDDY Wife M Female W 62 OH Keeping Hou
Peter EDDY Son S Male W 20 OH Working In Brick Yard VA OH

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Source Information:
Census Place Island Creek, Jefferson, OH
Family History Library Film 1255037
NA Film Number T9-1037
Page Number 302D

Eddy, Isaac (I16571)

829

Isaac Newton ,Male, date of death, May 24, 1882, in Croton,Ia.
age 28yrs 7mths 14 days filed May 1882 cause of death Epilepsy

Source (S747393)

830

Isaac S. EDDY Self M Male W 40 WV Farmer WV WV
Sarah E. EDDY Wife M Female W 35 WV Keeping House WV WV
Samuel EDDY Son S Male W 11 WV WV WV
Peter B. EDDY Son S Male W 7 WV WV WV
Elcy EDDY Dau S Female W 7 WV WV WV
Simeon T. EDDY Son S Male W 5 WV WV WV
Prudence J. EDDY Dau S Female W 3 WV WV WV
Theadore EDDY Son S Male W 1 WV WV WV

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Census Place Clay, Monongalia, West Virginia
Family History Library Film 1255409

Isaac Samuel Eddy (I20176)

831

Isac S. EDDY Self M Male W 31 VT Farmer VT VT
Mahaly N. EDDY Wife M Female W 26 MI Keeping House NY VT
Dannie H. EDDY Son S Male W 10 MA At Home --- ---
Bertha M. EDDY Dau S Female W 4 MI --- ---
Lewellen W. EDDY Son S Male W 2 TX --- ---

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Source Information:
Census Place Verdigris, Knox, Nebraska
Family History Library Film 1254751
NA Film Number T9-0751
Page Number 98C

Eddy, Isaac Sylvanus (I51296)

832

Eddy, Horace Daniel (I58749)

833

Isiah EDDY Self M Male B 60 PA Shoemaker PA PA
Lousia EDDY Wife M Female B 50 MD Housekeep
Sarah CARSON Other S Female B 39 PA PA PA

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Source Information:
Census Place Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Family History Library Film 1255169
NA Film Number T9-1169
Page Number 358A

Eddy, Isiah (I81239)

834

J. S. PARKER Self M Male W 71 VT Farmer MA MA
Marcia A. PARKER Wife M Female W 61 VT Keeping House MA NH
J. F. PARKER Son M Male W 33 VT Laborer VT VT
Vesta PARKER DauL M Female W 25 VT VT VT
Alva F. PARKER GSon S Male W 8 VT VT VT
M. A. PARKER GDau S Female W 5 VT VT VT
Alma A. PARKER GDau S Female W 4 VT VT VT

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Source Information:
Census Place Cavendish, Windsor, Vermont
Family History Library Film 1255350
NA Film Number T9-1350

Eddy, Marcia (I04634)

835

J. Shirley EDDY Self M Male W 34 NY Farmer VT NY
Mercy M. EDDY Wife M Female W 33 NY Keeping House VT VT
Lucius B. EDDY Other S Male W 11 IA NY NY
Eugene R. EDDY Other S Male W 2 NY NY NY

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Source Information:
Census Place Harmony, Chautauqua, New York
Family History Library Film 1254816
NA Film Number T9-0816
Page Number 460D

Eddy, John Shirley (I37783)

836

Eddy, Lucius Button (I57522)

837

Eddy, Eugene Rea (I57523)

838

Jackson EDDIE Self W Male W 51 VT Farming VT VT
Ethan EDDIE Son M Male W 26 PA Farm Laborer VT PA
Jane EDDIE DauL M Female W 20 NY K. House NY NY
Duana EDDIE GDau S Female W 7 PA PA NY

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Source Information:
Census Place Brookfield, Tioga, Pennsylvania
Family History Library Film 1255197
NA Film Number T9-1197
Page Number 58B

Eddy, Andrew Jackson (I18734)

839

Jackson EDDY Self M Male W 35 VT Farmer VT VT
Lucy EDDY Wife M Female W 23 VT Keeping Hou
Effie M. EDDY Dau S Female W 12 VT At Scho
Clement W. EDDY Son S Male W 10 VT At Scho
Louisa J. EDDY Dau S Female W 6 VT VT VT
John T. EDDY Son S Male W 2 VT VT VT
Henry EDDY Son S Male W 2M VT VT VT

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Source Information:
Census Place Alburgh, Grand Isle, Vermont
Family History Library Film 1255344
NA Film Number T9-1344

Eddy, Jackson (I00794)

840

Jackson EDDY Self M Male W 44 NY Farmer NY NY
Lucinda EDDY Wife M Female W 44 NY Keeping House RI NY
Mary Ann EDDY Sister S Female W 55 NY NY NY
James DICKSON Other S Male W 20 NY Servant RI NY
Anna PATERSON Other S Female W 12 NY Servant NY NY

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Source Information:
Census Place Pittstown, Rensselaer, New York
Family History Library Film 1254921
NA Film Number T9-0921
Page Number 177C

Eddy, Mary Ann (I10242)

841

Eddy, Jackson (I10245)

842

Jacob CEHRS Self M Male W 52 SWITZERLAND Farmer SWITZERLAND SWITZERLAND
Christena CEHRS Wife M Female W 43 OH Keeping House WV WV
Flemming CEHRS Son S Male W 23 OH Farm Laborer SWITZERLAND OH
Minerva CEHRS Dau S Female W 21 OH At Home SWITZERLAND OH
William H. CEHRS Son S Male W 19 OH Farm Laborer SWITZERLAND OH
Mary J. CEHRS Dau S Female W 17 OH At Home SWITZERLAND OH
Emaline CEHRS Dau S Female W 15 OH At Home SWITZERLAND OH
Frances CEHRS Dau S Female W 11 OH At School SWITZERLAND OH
Elisabeth A. CEHRS Dau S Female W 9 OH SWITZERLAND OH
Delila A. CEHRS Dau S Female W 6 OH SWITZERLA
Catharine L. CEHRS Dau S Female W 3 OH SWITZERLAND OH

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Source Information:
Census Place Green, Monroe, OH
Family History Library Film 1255050
NA Film Number T9-1050
Page Number 472C

Cehrs, Jacob (I70532)

843

Jacob G. EDDY Self M Male W 36 VA Farmer VA VA
Rachel A. EDDY Wife M Female W 39 VA Keeps House VA VA
Margaret EDDY Dau S Female W 12 WV VA VA
Nancy A. EDDY Dau S Female W 10 WV VA VA
Mary E. EDDY Dau S Female W 8 WV VA VA
Socia J. EDDY Dau S Female W 6 WV VA VA
Rosa M. EDDY Dau S Female W 4 WV VA VA
Michael D. EDDY Son S Male W 2 WV VA VA
Maudie E. EDDY Dau S Female W 6M WV VA VA

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Source Information:
Census Place Pawpaw, Marion, West Virginia
Family History Library Film 1255407
NA Film Number T9-1407
Page Number 513C

Eddy, Jacob G. (I14944)

844

James b. 1796 d. 1865 came from MA to Medina County, OH in the 1830s or the 1840s. He married Delia Carter b.1798 d. 1850s and they had William b. b. 1820 d. 1905 Iowa m. Venila Shaw 1840 ; Ahyuman or A.W. 1821 d. 1893 Chatham m. Rebecca ; Harrison b. 1825 d. 1906 South Dakota m. Emily Woodworth 1855 ; Seneca b. 1826 d. 1903 Chatham m. Sarah Adaline Rice 1847 b. 1828 d. 1895 Chatham. I am related to Seneca's son Olin who married Parmelia Conkey. Seneca moved to Iowa in the 1870s. Olin moved from Iowa to Washington State in the 1890s. My sources are the Census, The Eddy Family History and a Cemeteries book from Sutro Library in San Francisco.

Eddy, Isaac James (I01314)

845

James B. Eddy

EPPING - James Benjamin Eddy, 52, of St. Laurent Street, died Sunday, July 20, 2003, at his home after a brief illness

He was born Jan. 6, 1951, in Everett, Mass., the son of the late Harold M. and Ella M. (Griggs) Eddy. He was raised in Kingston and had resided in Epping since 1986.

He was a 1969 graduate of Sanborn High School, Kingston.

Mr. Eddy sold auto parts wholesale and retail for Car Parts of Epping for the past seven years. He was formerly the manager of Nappa Auto Parts in Derry for eight years and of Plaistow Tire Store for seven years. He was a mechanic at Stratham Tire Store in Derry for 11 years.

He is survived by his wife of 32 years, Rose (Young) Eddy of Epping; one son and his wife, Douglas and Jacqueline Eddy of Manchester; two brothers, Harold M. Eddy of Davenport, Fla., and Stephen W. Eddy of Raymond; and one niece and nephew.

Calling hours will be held Wednesday and Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Brewitt Funeral Home, 8 Pleasant St., Epping.

Funeral services will be held Friday, at 11 a.m. in Epping Bible Baptist Church, Route 27, Epping, with the Rev. Ron Townsend officiating. Burial will be in Brentwood Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to his family, c/o Bank North, 53 Church St., Kingston, NH 03848.

Eddy, James B. (I83099)

846

James DILLABAUGH Self M Male W 39 CAN Carpenter -
Sarah DILLABAUGH Wife M Female W 31 MI Keeping House NY NY
Ida DILLABAUGH Dau S Female W 11 MI At School C
Adebert DILLABAUGH Son S Male W 9 MI At School C

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Source Information:
Census Place Montague, Muskegon, Michigan
Family History Library Film 1254597
NA Film Number T9-0597
Page Number 17C

Dillabough, James (I66698)

847

James EDDY Self M Male W 30 CA Carpenter --- ---
Lillie EDDY Wife M Female W 23 IA Keeping House ENG SCOT
Virginia EDDY Dau S Female W 3 CA CA IA
Royal EDDY1 Son S Male W 11M CA CA IA

Note
1none missing

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Source Information:
Census Place College Of Notre Dame, San Jose, Santa Clara, Californ
Family History Library Film 1254081
NA Film Number T9-0081
Page Number 35B

Eddy, James (I81131)

848

James EDDY Self M Male W 46 OH Farmer OH VA
Sarah A. EDDY Wife M Female W 34 OH Keeping House PA PA
Daniel M. EDDY Son S Male W 18 OH Farm Labor
Charles E. EDDY Son S Male W 15 OH Farm Labor
Ida M. EDDY Dau S Female W 13 OH At School OH OH
Mary E. EDDY Dau S Female W 10 OH At School OH OH
Sarah A. EDDY Dau S Female W 7 IN OH OH
Harriet E. EDDY Dau S Female W 5 OH OH OH
Silas P. EDDY Son S Male W 3 OH OH OH
Franklin E. EDDY Son S Male W 1 WV OH OH

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Source Information:
Census Place Union, Republic, Kansas
Family History Library Film 1254394
NA Film Number T9-0394
Page Number 58A

Eddy, Silas P. (I81765)

849

Eddy, Henry James (I81767)

850

James Eddy Sr.
ORRVILLE --James E. "Jim" Eddy Sr., 66, 1778 Lynn Drive, died Saturday afternoon, June 29, 2002, at his residence, following a nine-month illness.

Services will be Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Auble Funeral Home, Orrville with Jack Westfall and Charles Cannon officiating. Burial will be at Crown Hill Cemetery, Orrville, where military rites will be conducted.

Friends may call Tuesday from 6-9 p.m. at the funeral home. To register online and express condolences, visit the funeral home's Web site at www.aublefuneralhome.com.

He was born June 12, 1936, in Walker, W.Va., to Emerson N. and Elsie M. (Davis) Eddy and married Lucille A. "Lucy" Tanner on June 16, 1970, in Dalton. She survives.

Surviving in addition to his wife are sons, James E. Eddy Jr. of Wooster and Ricky A. Eddy of North Carolina; three daughters, Theresa L. (Michael) Dowell of Virginia, Carla D. Eddy of North Carolina and Shelly (Shane) Griffen of North Carolina; a stepson, Bobby L. (Fran) Ross of Navarre; 13 grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; two sisters, Evelyn Gilland of Chester and Patsy (John) Life of Coolville.

Eddy, James E. (I80979)

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