Elvon L. Jackson, son of John Jackson and Seraph Noyes, was born in 1886 in Fillmore, Utah. He married Adelia May Gee (1885-1964), daughter of George Washington Gee and Sophina Alcesta Fuller, in 1909 in Salt Lake City, Utah. Ancestors relatives lived mainly in England, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York and Utah.

Newsletter for the interchange of genealogicalata and history of the Huntley families who settled mainly in Connecticut in the 1600's. Some later descendants also lived in Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Idaho, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Montana, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Washington, in Ontario (Canada), in the Canal Zone, and elsewhere.

The Lee, Smith and related families of East London, Kent and Oxfordshire areas of England and Wales. Thomas William Lee (1891-1944) was the son of Jimmy Toodly Lee and Ellen Catherine Hooper. He was baptized at St. Luke, Victoria Docks, Essex. He married Lenda Smith (1891-1965), daughter of James Smith and Rosetta Johnson, in 1909 in Darenth, Kent. They were the parents of thirteen children. Descendants of all thirteen children are traced. The Lees...

Matthew Beckwith immigrated between 1630 and 1639 from England to Watertown, Massachusetts, and later moved to Hartford, Connecticut by 1639, where he married Mary in 1641/1642. Descendants lived in New England, New York and elsewhere.

Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the More families who descend from John More (1745-1840) and Betty Taylor who married in Elgin, Scotland in 1770. They immigrated to America in 1772, and settled in New York, where they lived in Schoharie, in Harpersfield, in the Catskills, Roxbury, and ca. 1786 established the More settlement known as Moresville or Grand Gorge, in the Bearkill valley in the northeast corner of Delaware...

Chiefly descendants of Revolutionary War Major " ... Abraham Kirkpatrick [who] was born in Cecil county, Maryland, in the year 1749 and died in Pittsburgh Nov. 17, 1817."--P. 8. The names of his parents are not known, but the family was of Scotch decent " ... and were warm adherents of Prince Charles Edward, the Pretender to the throne of England, whose fortunes they followed up to the fatal defeat of ltheir leader on the bloody field of Culloden...

Richard Hayes and Patience Mack (b. 1714), daughter of John and Love Benet Mack, were married at Lyme, Connecticut, in 1735. They had eight children, 1736-1751. Their son, Titus Hayes (1746-1811), a Revolutionary War soldier, married Deborah Beckwith (1741-1819) in 1770. They had children, 1771-1790. The family migrated to Hartland, Ohio, in 1777. Descendants listed lived in Ohio, Wisconsin, Connecticut, New York, Massachusetts, Minnesota, California,...

James Haw (d.1807/1808) married Catherine Thomas in 1790 in Nelson County, Kentucky, and settled in Sumner County, Tennessee. Descendants and relatives lived in Virginia, Tennessee, Maryland, Missouri, Kentucky, North Carolina, Indiana and elsewhere.

Solomon Gee (1698-1776) was born in Devonshire County, England. The names of his parents are unknown. He immigrated to America some time before 1720. He married Susannah Clark of New London, Connecticut in or before 1722. Deborah Huntley became his second wife in 1732. Some descendants became members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Descendants lived near Lyme, Connecticut for several generations, but eventually migrated to Ohio,...