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     Warren Warner Colby was born on 17 February 1874 in Tyrone Township, Kent County, Michigan.² He was the son of William Warner Colby and Rosetta Jane Lovejoy.¹ The census of 1880 shows Warren W. Colby, 7, in the household of Wm. Colby and Rosette J. Colby, at Tyrone Township.³

He married Nellie Donovan in 1897 or 1898.⁴

The census of 1900 shows Warren W. Colby, 26, a farmer, and Nellie M. Colby, 25, listed with Ester P. Colby living at Keya Paha Precinct, Nebraska.⁵

The census of 1910 shows Warner W. Colby, 35, a brakeman for the railroad, and Nellie Colby, 34, listed with Ester Colby, Mabel Colby and Melva Colby living at 709 S. 5th St., Laramie, Albany County, Wyoming.⁶

The census of 1920 shows Warner W. Colby, 46, a driver for an express company, and Nellie Colby, 45, listed with Mabel Colby and Melva Colby living at Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie County, Iowa.⁷

     William Colby was born say 1880. He was the son of Walter W. Colby and Esther Mary Tavernier.¹

He died in 1901.¹

     Ellen F. Connely was born on 15 January 1915 in New York, New York County, New York, the daughter of Timothy F. and Margaret (Sommers) Connelly. Mrs. Colby graduated from Boston Clerical School.¹ Before marrying William Colby, she was married to Mr. Farrell and Mr. Shields.¹ In 1949, Ellen F. Connely moved to Peterboro, Hillsborough County, New Hampshire She had worked as a paymaster and bookkeeper at the New Hampshire Ball Bearing Co. for 25 years before retiring in 1977. Following her retirement she moved to Inverness, Florida, where she lived until 1999, when she returned to Peterborough.

She was actively involved as a volunteer for Hospice and Senior Focus.¹

She married William Ira Colby, son of Willaby Colby and Luella Webber, as her third husband.¹

She died on 2 January 2003 in Monadnock Community Hospital, Manchester, Hillsborough County, New Hampshire, at age 87.¹

     Zadoc F. Cooley was born on 10 November 1844 in East Granville, Hampden County, Massachusetts, son of Farnum, farmer, and Jerusha.^2,1
As of 1872, Zadoc lived at Holyoke, Hampden County, Massachusetts, and was a carpenter.¹

He married Dolly F. Alexander, daughter of Philip C. Alexander and Mary Ann Taylor, on 28 November 1872 in Easthampton, Hampshire County, Massachusetts, by A. M. Colton, clergyman.¹

The census of 1880 shows Zadock F. Cooley, 37, a farmer, and Dolly F. Cooley, 36, keeping house living at East Granville. Also in the household was Zadock's nephew, Zadock E. Clapp, 17, a laborer.³

He died before 1900.⁴

     John Franklin Cutter was born on 6 July 1876 in Newburyport, Essex County, Massachusetts.¹

He married Lydia W. Bartlett, daughter of William Hinckley Lund Bartlett and Mary E. Woodward.² The census of 1920 shows John F. Cutter, 43, a painter at the shipyards, in the household of William L. Bartlett and Mary E. Bartlett, at 88 Lime Street, Newburyport, Essex County, Massachusetts.²

     Julie D'Aquilla was born say 1914.

She married William Ray Royse, son of Charles Custer Royse and Jesse Cleveland Martin, in Saint Louis, St. Louis County, Missouri, as his second wife, and had no children.¹

     Anne Conrad D'Olier was born in 1907 in New Jersey.¹

She married Richard Henry Reeve, son of Augustus Henry Reeve of Cliveden Hall, Mt. Airy, Philadelphia, PA and Margaretta Willis Baldwin, on 11 November 1927, as her first husband.¹

She married Mahlon Pitney, as her second husband.¹

     Betsy Daby was christened on 16 June 1793 at First Congregational Church, Harvard, Worcester County, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of Simon Daby and Joanna Hale.

She married John Carter on 18 December 1816 in Harvard, Worcester County, Massachusetts.

     Levi Daby was christened on 21 October 1792 at First Congregational Church, Harvard, Worcester County, Massachusetts. He was the son of Simon Daby and Joanna Hale. He was ill with Died of canker rash. on 12 April 1795.

He died on 12 April 1795 in Harvard, Worcester County, Massachusetts, at age 2.

     Mercy Daby was born in 1743 in Harvard, Worcester County, Massachusetts.²

She married Ambrose Hale, son of Capt. Ambrose Hale and Hannah Symonds, on 25 July 1768 in Harvard.¹

She died on 2 September 1835 in Grafton, Windsor County, Vermont.²

     Olive Daby was christened on 21 October 1792 at First Congregational Church, Harvard, Worcester County, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of Simon Daby and Joanna Hale.

She married Dr. Thomas Kittridge.

She died between 5 March 1810 and 1882.

     Simon Daby was born on 20 May 1765 in Harvard, Worcester County, Massachusetts.

He married Joanna Hale, daughter of Corporal Benjamin Hale and Mary Taylor, on 1 June 1788 in Harvard.¹ On 18 June 1795, he married Betsy Whitcomb in Harvard. On 13 May 1798, their daughter, Sally, was baptized in Harvard.

He died on 18 December 1802 in Harvard, at age 37. He was buried after 18 December 1802 in Old Cemetery, Harvard, Worcester County, Massachusetts.

     Charles E. Dadman was born say 1813.

He married Elmira Hale, daughter of Asa Hale and Sally Hancock.¹