John Mayhew, son of John Mayhew and Susannah, was born in about 1725 probably Salem County, New Jersey. He married Rachel Haverd in 1748 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. They had nine children. He died in about 1797. Descendants and relatives lived mainly in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

Pierre Hubert Stollenwerck was born about 1740, probably in Paris, France. He immigrated to Saint Domingue where he married Therese Gosselin. The family immigrated to the America in 1793 and settled in Philadelphia. Therese died shortly after their arrival in Philadelphia. Their two daughters who married Jean Simon Chaudron and Charles Billion, respectively; and their two sons, have left descendants. Descendants lived in Alabama, Ohio, Virginia,...

"Mordecai McKinney, probably b. about 1690, probably in Scotland; m. probably 1713, probably in East Jersey; d. 1759 or 1760 in Lebanon Township, Hunderdon County, New Jersey. [His wife] Mary Seb(e)ring , perhaps a granddaughter of Roelof(f) Sebring, probably b. near the present Raritan, New Jersey. ... The time of arrival of this family in this country has been given as "1749. 1750. or 1751 ..."--P. [1]. Descendants and relatives lived in New Jersey,...

Chiefly, a record of descendants and ancestors of Fred Everet Elliott and Lillian May Bradford Elliott. Fred was born on June 10, 1862 in Springfield, Maine. He was the son of Samuel (b. 1843) and Almyra Hill Elliott (b.1832). Fred married Lillian May Bradford on February 18, 1888 in Brockton, Massachusetts. Lillian was the daughter of Andrew and Angeline Pitcher Bradford. She was born May 1, 1868 in South Waldoboro, Maine. Fred and Lillian...

Caswell Rhinehart (1844-1898) was born in Tennessee and lived in Meigs County. He married Sarah Carson House in 1868. She was born in South Carolina in 1842, daughter of Thomas House and Louiza Murphrey. They later lived in Lydia Township, South Carolina. Caswell was buried in Hartsville, South Carolina. Descendants lived in South Carolina and elsewhere.

At the ninth annual reunion of the Hain family held on September 15, 1940, a committee was appointed to arrange for the printing of the record of the descendants of George and Veronica Hain. The basis of this record was the chapter of the Hain family prepared by Mrs. Frances Hain Swope and printed in the 1935 edition of the History of St. John's (Hain's) Reformed church, which in turn was compiled from the voluminous data gathered by Henry B. Werner. George...

Contains over 35,000 entries for members of the Kettenring, Kettering, Kettring, Ketring, Ketron, Kettron, Cattron, Catron family, and allied families, arranged in alphabetical order by surname then given name. All Catrons are related except the African Americans who are descendants of Mosby Catron, who took his master's name; and descendants of Frank Catron, a Navaho Indian, who took the surname because he liked an army lieutenant. Information given...