_Theobald H. BRITZIUS _______+
| (1820 - 1896) m 1843
_George BRITZIUS ____|
| (1845 - 1924) m 1868|
| |_Christina Elizabeth MAURER _+
| (1827 - 1902) m 1843
|
|--Lillian BRITZIUS
| (1884 - 1973)
| _____________________________
| |
|_Margaret BROWN _____|
(1850 - 1930) m 1868|
|_____________________________
[8613] per Britz. II - Lillie married ___ Laustadt and moved to San Diego. They had two children, Richard who lived in El Centro, Cal., and Louella who married Ralph Richmond and lived in Redlands, Cal.
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_John Alexis FRENCH _|
| (1876 - ....) m 1893|
| |_____________________
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|
|--Bell FRENCH
| (1905 - ....)
| _Jerome B. OSTRUM ___
| | (1845 - ....) m 1871
|_Kate F. OSTRUM _____|
(1879 - ....) m 1893|
|_Emma MARTINDALE ____+
(1852 - ....) m 1871
[9221] On 1920 census name is "Mae Bell"
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_Thomas GILBERT _____|
| (1589 - 1659) m 1610|
| |__
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|
|--Jonathon GILBERT
| (1617 - 1682)
| __
| |
|_Elizabeth BENNETT __|
(.... - 1659) m 1610|
|__
[4803]
remainder of Gilbert article
he was captured with his ship by the French, and imprisoned in Dinan, France, until exchanged. He was Vice Admiral, commanding the second squadron in the Canadian Expedition under Sir William Phips. See Register of Society Colonial Wars, 1897-1898 (page 470).
Jonathan Gilbert married his first wife, Mary White, 29 January 1645-6. She was the daughter of Elder John White and died about 1650.
Jonathan Gilbert died 10 December 1682, aged 64. Jonathan Gilbert had three brothers Thomas, Obadiah, and Josiah. This account is from A Genealogical Memoir of the Gilbert Family in both Old and New England by J. Wingate Thornton, Esq., LL.B., MDCCCL.
The will of Jonathan Gilbert of Hartford was dated 10 September 1674. Inventory filed 12 February 1682 amounted to 2484-17-7, subject to considerable debts. In his will he bequeathes to wife Mary, during widowhood, until son Samuel is of age; to sons Ebenezer, Jonathan and Thomas; to son Nathaniel my farm at Meriden; to daughters Lydia Richardson, Sarah Belcher, Mary Holten, Hester Gilbert when eighteen or at marriage, and daughter Rachel when eighteen; to grandchild John Rosseter when twenty-four; to grandchildren Jonathan Richardson and Andrew Belcher. Brother John Gilbert, Capt. John Allyn, and Sergt. Caleb Stanley to advise wife whom he makes executrix.
Jonathan Gilbert was the marshal responsible for carrying out the execution of Nathaniel and Rebecca Greensmith. (Direct ancestor.)
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_William Edward KELLY _|
| (1828 - 1899) m 1846 |
| |_____________________
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|
|--Enos Maroni KELLY
| (1855 - 1910)
| _William FARAGHER ___+
| | (1794 - 1865) m 1819
|_Ann FARAGHER _________|
(1819 - 1880) m 1846 |
|_Ann KELLY __________+
(.... - 1865) m 1819
[1178]
From M. Alexander 10 Apr 2007: "My grandma Hannah had a beautiful flower garden in the back yard and a covered swing. We always parked in back by the garage when we went there and when we went in the back door there was a Hoosier-type cabinet on the back porch and quite often there would be rhubarb kuchen cooling on the shelf. Grandma had those depression clear glass dishes that came in boxes of soap – hers were yellow – my favorite color. I remember eating home made applesauce from the apple tree in the back yard from those dishes. My grandma was a great cook – many Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners were eaten there. She made the world’s best coleslaw – even my mom couldn’t duplicate it! Grandma made her own lye soap and she would personally wash our hands at the kitchen sink because we couldn’t reach it very well (and probably to keep us from slopping soapy water on the floor!).
Bernice (Wesley’s sister) and her husband (John Norman Poulsen (Uncle Jack to me)lived two houses south of Aaron and Hannah. "
[11382]
Newspaper article from unknown paper
"On ChristmasDay, Mr. Aaron Zimmerman of Douglas Co., Washington, was joined in marriage to Miss Hannah Kraling Of Big Springs. The ceremony took place at the home of Mr. And Mrs. Geo, Riehl, in the presence of relatives and several friends. A. Geyman of this place officiated. The groom is well known to the people of Preston as he lived in this county until a few years ago when he went west, where he is at present a prosperous farmer. The bride is an estimable young lady who will be greatly missedby her many friends. After visiting several weeks with relatives and friends, the bridal pair will go to their future home in Washington. Our best wishes go with them."
Aaron's Uncle Philip Zimmerman married Catherine Riehl, prbable relation to Geo. Riehl named above.