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     Olive Cadwell was born on 25 February 1794.¹

She married Royal Denison Belden, son of Augustus Belden and Desire Denison, on 6 June 1816.¹

She died on 1 February 1856 in Geddes, New York, at age 61.¹

     His telephone number was DELETE. ---(?)--- Cady was born about 1771.

He married Lucretia Roys, daughter of Josiah Royce and Lucy Baldwin, between 1791 and 1796.

     

She married Rev. Perley Howe, son of Samson Howe and Alice Perley.¹

     Lucy Cady was born on 27 June 1796. She was the daughter of ---(?)--- Cady and Lucretia Roys.

She married Dr. Gaius Lawrence Spencer between 14 October 1799 and 1827.

She died in 1859.

     Eliza E. Cahoon was born on 16 January 1888 in Harwich, Barnstable County, Massachusetts.² She was the daughter of Patrick Henry Cahoon and Caroline A. Woodward.¹

     Harry S. Cahoon was born on 4 July 1885 in Harwich, Barnstable County, Massachusetts.² He was the son of Patrick Henry Cahoon and Caroline A. Woodward.¹

     

She married Miles Pratt Romney, son of Gaskell Romney and Anna Amelia Pratt.

     Patrick Henry Cahoon was born on 8 September 1843 in Harwich, Barnstable County, Massachusetts, son of Patrick F. and Annie Cahoon.¹

He married Carrie A. Woodward, daughter of George E. Woodward and Maria Matthews, on 5 June 1884 in Harwich, . He was a farmer and she was a housekeeper. It was his second marriage and her first. They were married by Davis Lathrop, clergyman.²

In 1885, Patrick Henry Cahoon was a farmer.³

In 1888, Patrick Henry Cahoon was a laborer.⁴

     

She married Arthur Pratt, son of Orson Pratt and Sarah Marinda Bates.

     

He married Esther Converse, daughter of Robert Converse and Edna Hale.¹

     

She married Stillman Converse, son of Robert Converse and Edna Hale.¹

     Effie M. Call was born about 1854 in Sherman, Aroostook County, Maine.¹

She married Millard L. Morgan, son of Jesse Johnson Morgan and Lydia Francis Young, about 1874.²

     Levi E. Call was born about 1884.
Levi lived at Gardner, Worcester County, Massachusetts.¹

He married Sarah Emeline Cary, daughter of William Whiting Cary and Harriet Maria Maxam, on 9 April 1904.¹

     Rachel S. Cameron was born on 31 March 1871 in Middletown, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania.^1,2

She married Chandler Hale, son of Eugene Hale and Mary Douglas Chandler, on 28 September 1897.

The census of 1910 shows Chandler Hale, a clerk with the Dept. of State, and Rachel C. Hale, listed with Chandler Hale Jr., Donald C. Hale, Mary C. Hale and Eugene H. Hale living at Washington, D.C.. Also in the household were two servants, Louise Aouse, 29, from Germany, and Nellie Lee, 30, from Ireland.¹

The census of 1910 shows Rachael Hale, 48, They had two servants, Bertha Miller, 40, from Bohemia; and Emma Brown, 35, black, from Florida, listed with Chandler Hale, Donald Hale, Mary Hale and Eugene Hale living at Washington, D.C..³ In 1929, in Prince George's County, Maryland,, an estate of two hundred two and a quarter (202.25) acres, with house, were sold to Rachel Cameron Hale, the wife of Chandler Hale, a diplomatic official. Mrs. Hale was responsible for changing the name of the estate from "Poplar Hill" to "His Lordship's Kindness." She installed wiring and plumbing in the house and converted the chapel into a library. She changed the landscaping of the former rose garden and, after a damaging fire in the carriage house, tore that structure down and used the salvaged bricks to build a garage with a residence apartment above for her chauffeur.⁴ In 1940, the Hales sell "His Lordship's Kindness" to Caroline E. Dunham.⁴