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     Elizabeth A. Roundy was born in 1830 or 1831 in Maine.¹

She married Ebenezer S. Tabor, son of Pardon Tabor and Roxanna Colby, and had thirteen children. They lived in Hampstead and Haverhill.²

The census of 1860 shows Ebenezer S. Tabor, 29, a shoemaker with $75 personal estate, and Elizabeth A. Tabor, 29, listed with Elbanor R. Tabor, Laura A. Tabor, Elera F. Tabor, Elwood H. Tabor and Luella J. Tabor living at Hampstead, Rockingham County, New Hampshire.¹

     

She married Moses Hunt, son of Nathan Hunt and Abigail Hale, and lived in New York, New York County, New York.¹

     

She married John Swett, son of John Swett and Sarah ---(?)---, as his first wife.¹

      His name was changed to Rubin. Avrom Rovinsky was born say 1875. He was the son of Simon H. Rovinsky and Vera ---(?)---.

Naturalization records show an Abram Rubin of 92 Prince St., Boston, cert. #268-3, court: USCC Boston MA, born Russian Poland, August 1873, naturalized 20 April 1895. Also Abraham G. Rubin, 9 Cooper St, Boston, 385-76, USCC Boston, Russia, 5 Oct 1879, 25 Feb 1901. Also Abram Rubin, 3 Margaret St, Boston, 420-27, USCC Boston, Russia, 1872, 25 May 1903. Also Abraham Rubin, 101 Williams St, Chelsea Ma, 314-8, USCC Boston, Russia, 1 May 1875, 6 Nov 1897.

     
Bassy and Brana lived at Pennsylvania.¹ She was born say 1873. She was the daughter of Simon H. Rovinsky and Vera ---(?)---.¹

     
Brana and Bassy lived at Pennsylvania.¹ She was born say 1873. She was the daughter of Simon H. Rovinsky and Vera ---(?)---.¹

      The birth record of her son, Israel Zlochefsky, says that she was born in at Konif, Russia. I am unable to find a place by this name.¹ Marcia Rovinsky was born in 1877 or 1878 in Saint Petersburg, Russia, Murray Goodman states that at the time she was born in Saint Petersburg, Jews lived there under special permission of the Tsar. These were the wealthy and prominent Jews useful to the Russian Empire during the time that Saint Petersburg was the capital city and residence of the Tsar. Somerime after her brother Louis Rubin was born in 1880, Jews were expelled from the city and banished to the Pale of Settlement in Ukraine and Poland.^2,3,4 She was the daughter of Simon H. Rovinsky and Vera ---(?)---.

Marcia Rovinsky married Barnet Zlochefsky in 1898.

Marcia Sloffkie and Benjamin Sloffkie were listed as parents on birth record of Sloffkie on 8 February 1902 in Wrentham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts.^5,6

Marcia Rovinsky and Barnet Zlochefsky were listed as parents on birth record of Jacob Zlochefsky on 5 February 1903 in Franklin, Norfolk County, Massachusetts.⁷

Marcia Rovinsky and Barnet Zlochefsky were listed as parents on birth record of Colman Zlochefsky on 22 July 1904 in Franklin.⁸

Marcia Zlochefsky and Benjamin Zlochefsky were listed as parents on birth record of Israel Zlochefsky on 28 November 1905 in Franklin.¹

The census of 1910 shows Benjamin Levine, age 34, married 11 years, born in Russia, immigrated in 1899, a self-employed boot and shoe cobbler, and Marcia Levine, wife, age 32, mother of six of whom all were living, who immigrated in 1900, listed with Samuel Levine, George Levine, Culman Levine, Veagie Levine, William Levine and Mary Levine living at 422 E Central St., Franklin, Norfolk County, Massachusetts.⁹

Between 1914 and 1924 she was diagnosed with organic heart disease., from which she suffered the rest of her life.¹⁰ She suffered from a cardiorenal illness between 1919 and 1924.¹⁰

The census of June 1920 shows Benjamin Levine, age 43, immigrated 1897, naturalized 1910, born Russia, native language Yiddish, a self-employed shoe repairer, and Malisia Levine, age 42, immigrated 1898, naturalized 1910, born Russia, native language Yiddish, listed with Samuel H. Levine, George Levine, Colma Levine, Eisa Levine, William Levine, Mary Levine, Roy Levine, Lawerence Levine and Moss Levine living at 298 Salem St, Medford, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.¹¹ Her son William wrote `My mother spoke no English, but understood it well; she spoke only Jewish which we all understood.¹²'

She died on 20 October 1924 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.³ She was buried in Golden Crown Cemetery, Woburn, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.¹⁰
The death record of Homer Levine (born Colman Zlochefsky) on 5 November 1964 lists the mother as Marcia Rubin
.....Birthplace: Russia.¹³

     Simon H. Rovinsky was born say 1846 in Russia.

He married Vera ---(?)---.

His descendants settled north of Boston, in Revere, Malden, Lynn, and Salem.¹ He and Benjiman Levine and Vera ---(?)--- were listed as parents on the death record of Marshe Ruvinsky. Simon H. Rovinsky was listed as.²

     Jane Rowe or Row was born on 9 December 1717 the daughter of Robert and Mehitable (Leavitt) Rowe, or Row.²

She married Jonathan Swett, son of Capt. Joseph Swett Esq. and Sarah Andrews, on 26 October 1738, as his second wife.¹

She died on 5 January 1751 at age 33 . The inscription on her tombstone, in the oldest cemetery of Hampton Falls, reads: "Here lies buried the body of Mrs. Jean Swett, Late wife of Capt. Jonathan Swett, who departed this life January 5th, 1751, in the 33rd year of her age."¹

     

Lizzie G. Rowe was a teacher in the public schools.¹ She was born on 29 June 1874 in Patten, Penobscot County, Maine, daughter of Alfred Harrison Rowe and Lucy Caroline Leslie.¹

She married Edwin R. Woodbury, son of Timothy Johnson Woodbury and Philena Abigail Boynton, on 20 August 1894 in Patten.²

She died in 1936.¹ She was buried in Patten Cemetery, Patten, Penobscot County, Maine.¹

     ---(?)--- Rowell was born on 26 March 1895 in Nashua, Hillsborough County, New Hampshire.¹ He was the son of Clinton Rowell and Gertrude Agnes Mansley.¹

     Amos Rowell was born about 1828 in Hooksett, Merrimack County, New Hampshire.^1,2

He married Mary Edith Davis, daughter of John Colby Davis and Sarah R. Upton, in 1850.¹

     Amos Rowell was born say 1882. He was the son of Charles Rowell and Jane Russell.¹