In 1910, Lee Hammon Stoker was born to Lettie Matilda Hammon and Jesse Stoker in Roy, Weber County, Utah. Focus of this supplement is mainly on Lettie Matilda Hammon Stoker and her family from 1942 to 1975. Stoker ancestors came from England and Denmark to New England, and settled in Vermont and New York. In New York, Jesse and Lettie joined The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Their family migrated with the Latter-day Saint pioneers...

William Mead was born in England in 1597 or 1600. He married Martha (d. 19 September 1657) in 1625. They came to Massachusetts in 1635 and later moved to Connecticut. WIlliam died in 1663. Descendants lived in Connecticut, New York, Massachusetts, Ohio, Iowa, Michigan and Alabama. Joseph Clark (d. 1684) and his wife Alice Pepper (d. 1710) came from England and settled in Dedham, Massachusetts. They also lived in Medfield, Massachusetts. Descendants...

Johann Conrad Maerten (b. 1664) emigrated with his wife, Anna Maria, and four children from Germany, ca. 1710. Only one son survived the the trip. The family settled at West Camp, New York, where two other sons were born, 1713-1715. Record lists children and grandchildren for each generation but chiefly follows line of descent to the author, Bruce Clifton Martin. He was born 1923 at New Britain, Connecticut, the son of Howard LeRoy Martin (1895-1954)...

Ancestry of Mary Mead (chr. 1687) who married Thomas Eastwood in 1708 in Nevendon, Essex, England. Her parents were Edward Mead and Mary.

Jeremiah Mead, Jr. (1755-1831), son of Jeremiah Mead (1727-1815 and Amy Lockwood Mead (1734-1814), was born in Greenwich, Connecticut and died in Ohio. In about 1870 he married Esther Peck (1756-1819). They moved to Ohio in 1817 where Esther Peck Mead in Butler County in 1819. Ancestors, descendants and relatives lived in Connecticut, Ohio, New Jersey, Indiana, Iowa, New York, Oregon, Colorado and elsewhere.

"The purpose of this compilation is to present information on four generations of my Mead relatives. I am John A. Mead, and I was born in and currently live in the Texas Panhandle town of Pampa in Gray County. My father was Clyde C. Mead (1895-1981), who lived and died in the Texas Panhandle. His father was John A. Mead (1866-1953), who was born in Michigan and who lived in Kansas and the Texas Panhandle. In turn, John A.'s father Edgar L. Mead (1836-1903)...

The emigrant ancestor, Samuel Lewis Mead (1813-1885), son of William Mead and Sarah Wren, was born in Leytonstone, Essex, England and died in Ballarat, Victoria. His first marriage was in England to Mary Colley (d. 1848) in 1837. There were seven children from this marriage. Samuel immigrated to Australia with his four surviving children about 1851-52 after his wife's death. He married (2) 1855 at Ballarat to Sarah Hanson (1831-1862). They had two...

Peter Jansen Mead (ca. 1625-before 1699), his wife and four children, emigrated from Amersfoort, the Netherlands, and settled in New Amsterdam in 1663. His only son, Jan Pieterse Mead (1660-after 1710), married Margaret/Grietje Mandeville in 1687 at New York City. They had seven children, 1689-1702. The family settled permanently in Bergen County, New Jersey, in 1702. Known descendants of his four sons, to the seventh generation, lived in New Jersey,...