p. - 1861

     May L. Woodward was born in May 1865 in Pennsylvania.² She was the daughter of Charles Lowell Woodward and Margaret Clark.¹ The census of 1880 shows May L. Woodward in the household of Charles Woodward and Margaret Woodward, at Hoboken, Hudson County, New Jersey.¹ The census of 1900 shows May L. Woodward, 35, a bookseller, in the household of Charles L. Woodward, at 61 Union Street, Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey.²

     Muriel Howard Liddell was born on 31 March 1910 in 19 Golden Avenue, Medford, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.¹ She was the daughter of Howard Harlow Woodward and Rebecca Maud Keefe. The census of 1920 shows Muriel Howard Woodward in the household of Howard H. Woodward and Rebecca M. Woodward, at 5 Caspian Way, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.²

She married Walter Liddell They had no children. The census of 1930 shows Muriel H. Woodward in the household of Howard H. Woodward and Rebecca M. Woodward, at 5 Caspian Way, Boston.³ 22 November 1937, played the part of "Lechery" in a production of "The Tragical History of Dr. Faustus," presented at the Copley Theatre in Boston. Extensive information is available at the Library of Congress website at New Deal Stage.⁴

She died in August 1975 in Dorchester, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, at age 65.⁵

     Mary Worthen was born on 13 August 1700 in Amesbury, Essex County, Massachusetts. She is the daughter of John Worthen.

She married ---(?)--- Jameson.

     

She married Amos Mix, son of Thomas Mix and Ruth Manross, on 1 February 1776 in Wallingford, New Haven County, Connecticut.¹

     Dorothy Yale was born on 20 November 1900 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania.¹

She married George Comings Brown, son of George Playter Brown and Martha Maude Comings, in 1919.¹

She died on 14 February 1982 in Lakeside, San Diego County, California, at age 81.¹

     Adalaide A. Yates was born in August 1846 in New York.¹

She married Lyman Roscoe Whitcomb, son of Calvin Whitcomb and Louisa Houghton, on 6 October 1869 in Manhattan, New York County, New York.²

The census of 1880 shows Lyman R. Witcomb, Lyman was a furniture ornamenter. Also in the household was Emma L. Yates, 27, born in New York. Her relation to Lyman is listed as sister, but the census shows her as single, with her father born in Maine, and her mother in New York., and Adalaide A. Witcomb, listed with Lyman B. Witcomb, Calvin G. Witcomb and Roscoe H. Witcomb living at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.³

The census of 1900 shows Lyman Whitcomb, a painter, and Adalaide Whitcomb, listed with Calvin Whitcomb and Roscoe Whitcomb living at 968 Caldwell Ave., Bronx, Westchester County, New York. Also in the household was sister-in-law Emma Yates, born Nov 1853.¹

The census of 1910 shows Lyman Whitcomb, a painter at a railroad shop, and Adalaide Whitcomb, listed with Calvin G. Witcomb living at Bronx, Westchester County, New York. Also in the household were boarders Emma Yates, 57, a New York native; and Michael Hickey, 45, from Ireland, a city policeman.⁴

The census of 1920 shows Adalaide Whitcomb and Calvin Whitcomb, a printer living at Bronx. Also in the family were Adelaide's sister, Emma Yates, single, 65; and two boarders, Maud Hesse, 25, and Johanna Hesse, 19, who were both telephone operators for the railroad.⁵

     

She married James Hale, son of Joseph Hale and Abigail (Smith) Wise widow of William Wise of Plaistow.¹

     

She married James Hale, son of David Hale and Hannah Emerson, on 8 April 1807 as his first wife.¹

     Henry Bingham Bartlett Yergason is the son of Henry Christopher Yergason of Cincinnati and Catherine Bartlett.

     

He married Catherine Bartlett, daughter of Harry Hubbard Bartlett.

     

She married James Carleton Hale, son of Mordecai Hale and Catherine Paulding.¹

     Amasa Kenyon York was born in 1846 or 1847 in New York.¹

He married Sara Lindora Dunton, daughter of George Vernon Dunton and Charlotte Cary, on 18 November 1868.

The census of 1880 shows Amasa K. York, Amasa worked in a cotton mill. His mother-in-law, Charlotte Dunton, wove carpets, and Sarah L. York, listed with Luther A. York, John O. York and Charlotte Dunton living at Colrain, Franklin County, Massachusetts.¹

He died on 18 April 1895.²

     Blanche Lindorah York was born on 18 September 1887.¹ She was the daughter of Amasa Kenyon York and Sara Lindora Dunton.¹ She was graduated in 1907 from Arms Acadamy.¹