Hans Adam Sontag
and his wife Anna Elisabetha Pfaff
and Some of Their Descendants
The Ancestry of Barbara Jane Murphy (1926-1993)

Barbara Jane Murphy was adopted, which mens that she has two sets of ancestors: her genetic ancestors and her legal ancetors. All we know of her genetic ancestors is that her mother was named EVELYN RUSSELL. However Barbara was legally, socially and culturally a Murphy, and those ancestors can be traced.

The legal documents, copies of which are in the possession of the family, file # 12384 of Lake County Indiana, state the following:^[1]

THOMAS¹ MURPHY was born at Ireland sometime between 1804 and 1820, and died probably at Lawrence, Essex County, Massachusetts, between 1870 and 1880. He married probably at Massachuestts before 1845 MARY A. FLANAGAN. She was born at Ireland sometime between 1814 and 1822,^[2] and died probably at Lawrence after 1880.

Thomas was reported as forty-five years old in the 1850 Census, fifty years old in the 1860 Census, and fifty years old in the 1870 Census, which leads to the inexactness of his birth date. Mary was reported as thirty in the 1850 Census, forty in the 1860 Census, forty-eight in the 1870 Census, and sixty-five in the 1880 Census. They probably married before the birth of their first child in 1845, and probably came to America before that date. Thomas was a stone mason.

Based on the places of birth of their children, they resided at Malden, Middlesex County, Massasxhusetts, in 1845, in Reading, Middlesex County, the following year, and in Lawrence from 1848 onward.

The 1850 Census reported Thomas and Mary Murphy at Lawrence with children Hannah 5, Daniel 4, and Mary 1.^[3] The 1860 Census reported the family at Lawrence as follows:^[4]

Thomas and Mary Murphy had at least two other children, who had died. An "operative' is a term used for a person who worked in the textile mills. Hannah, Daniel and Mary were all in school. The child here called "Johanna" is elsewhere called Josephine.

The 1870 Census reported Thomas and Mary Murphy at Lawrence with children Mary, 20, dressmaker, Josephine, 15, at school, and Thomas, 13, at school.^[5]

The 1880 Census reported Mary Murphy, widow, suffering from paralysis, living at Lawrence. Living with her were her son Thomas, 23, working in a grocery store, Thomas's new wife, Nancy, 19, Mary's daughters, Mary 28 and Josephine 25, both dressmakers, and a niece, Mary Troy, 26, working in a cotton mill.^[6]

Thomas Murphy and his wife Mary Flanagan had the following children:

1. HANNAH² MURPHY b. at Malden on 22 January 1845; d. at Lawrence on 4 July 1863.^[7]
2. DANIEL PATRICK² MURPHY b. at Reading on 10 February 1846.^[8]
3. JOHN² MURPHY b. at Lawrence on 19 February 1848;^[9] d. before 1 June 1850 (not reported in census).
4. MARY A.² MURPHY b. at Lawrence on 24 January 1849.^[10]
5. CATHERINE T.² MURPHY b. at Lawrence on 18 June 1851;^[11] d. there on 19 March 1859.^[12]
6. JOSEPHINE² MURPHY b. at Lawrence on 31 October 1854;^[13] m. at Lawrence on 26 October 1886 RICHARD J. SHERIDAN, b. at Ireland about 1855-6.^[14]
7. THOMAS H.² MURPHY b. at Lawrence on 10 July 1856.

THOMAS H.² MURPHY (Thomas¹) was born at Lawrence on 10 July 1856 a son of Thomas Murphy and his wife Mary Flanagan .^[15] He died at Lawrence on 31 July 1891.^[16] He married at Danvers, Essex County, on 9 February 1880 NANCY J. STONE.^[17] She was born at Middleton, Essex County, on 28 April 1862, a daughter of James Stone and his second wife Lucy Newton.^[18] Nancy married second at Lawrence on 24 January 1896 JOSEPH EDWARD BURDETTE, who was born at Quebec on August 1865.^[19]

Thomas Murphy, the last and probably seventh child of his family, grew up in the cotton textile mill town of Lawrence. His father probably died sometime during young Thomas' teenage years. Nancy Stone was born two months after her parents' marriage; they were sixty-two and thirty-seven years of age. It was a second marriage for both of them. Lucy, her mother, brought to the marriage two boys from her previous marriage. Nancy's father died when she was fifteen years old.

Thomas and Nancy lived in Lawrence, where Thomas worked in a grocery store. He died from pneumonia when he was thirty-five years old,^[20] leaving his widow with children ages 7, 5, 3, and 2.

Four years after Thomas' death, his widow, Nancy, married Joseph Burdette, 30, a fish dealer who had not been previously married. According to his marriage record, Joseph was born at Vermont to Reuben and Annie Burdette, however the 1900 Census stated he was born in French Canada and came to the United States in 1871. The family was reported in that Census in Lawrence as follows:^[21]

Other information in this record: Joseph ws a naturalized citizen; Nancy had given birth to seven children, four of whom were living.

Thomas H. Murphy and his wife Nancy Stone had the following children who survivied infancy:

1. THOMAS J.³ MURPHY b. at Lawrence on 11 April 1884.
2. JAMES³ MURPHY b. at Lawrence on 31 May 1886.^[22]
3. MARTIN F.³ MURPHY b. at Lawrence on 3 January 1888;^[23] m. at Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, on 3 March 1910 NELLIE H. MUISE b. at Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, about 1889-90.^[24]
4. RICHARD³ MURPHY b. at Massachusetts on September 1889.^[25]

THOMAS J.³ MURPHY (Thomas^2-1) was born at Lawrence on 11 April 1884 a son of Thomas H. Murphy and his wife Nancy Stone.^[26] He died at Gary, Lake County, on 9 September 1941.^[27] He married at Ripley, Chautauqua County, New York, on 19 April 1907 EDNA GRACE SALISBURY.^[28] She was born at Pennsylvania on 12 September 1887, a daughter of Clarence Grant Salisbury and his first wife Ida Randall. She died at Gary on 3 November 1929.^[29]

Thomas Murphy grew up at Lawrence, the eldest of four surviving children. When he was seven years old his father died. When young Thomas was eleven his mother remarried. Living with this family in 1900, he had by 1907, the year of his marriege, moved west to New York state. He worked for the railroad throughout his adult life.

Edna Salisbury grew up in Albion, Erie County, Pennsylvania, where her father worked in some way related to his father's hardware store. When Edna was two years old her mother died; when she was about eight years old her father remarried. In the next few years she acquired three new half-siblings.

The 1910 Census reported Thomas, 26, his wife Edna, 23, and their daughter Loretta, 2, boarding in the home of Forrenaut and Addie Woodworth at Conneaut, Ashtabula County, Ohio. Thomas was a brakeman for the railroad.^[30] By 1916, the birth of their third child, they were living at Gary.

The 1920 Census reported the family at Gary:^[31]

In 1926 they adopted Barbara. Why did they adopt this child? They already had three children of their own; the youngest was ten years old; Thomas and Edna were forty-two and thirty-nine respectively. This does not sound like a typical random adoption situation. Perhaps Thomas and Edna were related or acquainted in some way with Evelyn Russell, the mother of this baby.

Edna (Salisbury) Murphy died in 1929 from bronchial pneumonia. She was forty-two years old.^[32] She left Thomas with four children, ages 22, 18, 13, and 3. The 1930 Census reported Thomas Murphy, 45, at Gary, with his children, Loretta, 22, Francis, 18, Marian, 13, and Barbara 3. Also living with them was Ila McKenney, 30, housekeeper, a widow. Thomas was inspector for E. J. & E. Railroad.^[33]

In the decade of the 1930s all of the children left home. In 1940 Thomas Murphy, 55, widower, resided in a lodging house at Gary. He was a yardmaster for the railroad.^[34] Barbara lodged in the home of Ben and Blanche James, the sheriff of Steuben County, Indiana. I do not know for how long she had been living with the James family; according to the census record she was living at the same place in 1935. This 1940 record, for Angola, Steuben County, the family residing in public property, follows:^[35]

Thomas Murphy died from a coronary occlusion in 1941 at the age of 57. He was living at the time at the Hotel Gary. Informant for the death record was his daughter, Marian Murphy of Gary.^[36]

Thomas Murphy and his wife Edna Salisbury had the following children:

1. LORETTA⁴ MURPHY b. at Albion on 18 June 1907; d. at Portage, Porter County, Indiana, on 31 May 1994; m. ________ HINKLE.^[37]
2. FRANCIS⁴ MURPHY b. at Pennsylvania about 1911.^[38]
3. MARIAN⁴ MURPHY b. at Gary on 25 January 1916; d. there on 9 April 1954; m. MARCEL MOST.^[39]
4. (adopted0 BARBARA JANE⁴ MURPHY b. at Gary on 22 September 1926.

SANFORD SALISBURY was born at New York about 1795-6,^[40] and died perhaps at Williams County, Ohio, on 1896.^[41] He married SARAH SAWDEY. She was born at Cobleskill, Schoharie County, New York, on 1801 and died perhaps at Ellison, Warren County, Illinois, on 1885.^[42]

Sanford and Sarah (Sawdey) Salisbury were natives of upstate New York. Sarah was born in Schoharie County, and their first child was born in Cortland County, New York. However by 1827 they had settled in Erie County, Pennsylvania. Western Erie County includes the two adjoining townships of Girard and Conneaut, and the borough of Albion, located within Conneaut Township. These locations were the home of the Salisbury family. The 1830 Census reported Sanford Salisbury in Conneaut Township; the 1840, 1850 and 1860 censuses found them in Girard Township. Sanford was a farmer.

The 1870 Census reported Sarah Salisbury at Albion living with her son Albert, a gardener, and her son Tracy, a house painter.^[43] I have not found Sanford in the 1870 Census, and I have found neither Sanford nor Sarah in the 1880 Census. "jeanette" reported to Find a Grave that Sarah Salisbury died at Ellison, Warren County in 1885. The photograph from Ellison Cemetery, Roseville, Warren County, shows a broken grave marker that cannot be fully read. Scott Coyle reported to Find a Grave that Sanford Salisbury died at Williams County on 1896, no cemetery indicated. I do not know their sources of information and cannot corroborate this death information from other sources.

James Parsons Salisbury was an early settler of Kansas, arriving in the Spring of 1855. Kansas was officially opened to settlement by the United States government in 1854. According to the Kansas-Nebraska Act, Kansas would become a free or slave state when admitted to the union on the basis of the vote of its citizens. This led to competition among settlers from the North and South, and occasional armed conflict. James Salisbury was vice-president of the first Free State Convention, in 1856. James served as a captain in the militia during the Civil War. In 1864 he was elected a representative to the state legislature.^[44]

James married Mrs. Harriet Millard in 1852. Harriet had lived in southern Illinois, but had returned to the east, to Ashtabula, Ashtabula County, where in the 1850 Census she was reported living with her mother-in-law and her two sons.^[45] Harriet died in her late 30s, leaving James with four children to raise. His daughter (or step-daughter) Mary and his sister Eliza (a.k.a. Roxie) became the homemakers.

James Salisbury farmed in High Prairie Township, Leavenworth County, Kansas. His obituary, as shared at findagrave.com gives more description of his life:^[46]

Melvina Salisbury married Martin Sargent, described as a lumberman in 1860 and as a fire insurance agent in 1880. They were living at Ashtabula at that time. After her husband's death, Melvina lived with her son Frederick and his family, at Middletown, Butler County, Ohio, where son Frederick worked as a builder and contractor.^[47]

Albert Salisbury lived at Albion, where he worked as a gardener.^[48]

Tracy Salisbury never married, and drifted around a bit. In 1860 he was boarding in what appears to have been a hotel at Conneaut Township, his occupation listed as foreman. In 1870 he lived with his brother Albert at Albion, working as a house carpenter. In 1880 he was reported boarding in a hotel at Piqua, Miami County, Ohio, working in a handle factory. The 1900 Census found him at Middletown, in the home of his nephew, Frederick Sargent, working as a machinist.^[49]

Cyrus Salisbury served in the Civil War from November 1862 to 27 July 1863. He was part of Company G, 169^th regiment Pennsylvania Infantry, a unit of draftees enlisted for nine months. They were stationed at Fortress Monroe and saw brief action in the Army of the Patomac.^[50] I have no further information on Cyrus.

Maria Ann Salisbury married and moved to Wisconsin, where she died at the age of thirty-three.

Eliza Salisbury, also known as Roxie, moved to Kansas, where she kept house for her brother James after his wife's death. She remained single until after her brother's death, and married at the age of fifty-four.

Sanford Salisbury and his wife Sarah Sawdey had the following children:

1. JAMES PARSONS SALISBURY b. at Cortland County on 20 July 1824; d. at Leavenworth County on 11 November 1893; m (her 2d). at Crawford County, Pennsylvania, on 1852 HARRIET Y. (________)MILLARD.^[51] Harriet m(1). probably before 1847 ________ MILLARD b. at Virginia about 1827-8, d. about 1864-5.^[52] Harriet Millard and her first husband had the following children:^[53]
   1. Frank A. Millard b. at Illinois about 1846-7.
   2. Edward Stanley Millard b. at Illinois about 1848-9.
   Harriet Millard had the following child by either her first or second husband:
   3. Mary Salisbury b. at Illinois about 1850-1;^[54] m. Franklin Truax.^[55]
   James and Harriet had the following children:^[56]
   4. Leslie Salisbury b. at Ohio about 1853-4.
   5. Samantha Salisbury (a.k.a. Cynthia Salisbury) b. at Kansas about 1855-6; m. ________ McElroy.^[57]
   6. Emerson Clayton Salisbury b. at Kansas about 1857-8.
2. DIANA SALISBURY b. at Pennsylvania about 1827-8.^[58]
3. MELVINA SALISBURY b. at Girard, Erie County, on June 1830; d. at Painesville, Lake County, Ohio, on 7 May 1913;^[59] m. MARTIN PHINEAS SARGENT, b. at Pennsylvania on 15 July 1832, d. on 30 January 1896.^[60] Children of Melvina and Martin:
   1. James Dayton Sargent b. at Pennsylvania about 1855-6.^[61]
   2. Frederick S. Sargent b. at Pennsylvania on July 1863; m. about 1888-9 Mary ________ b. at Virginia on October 1870.^[62] Children of Frederick and Mary:^[63]
      1. Eva Sargent b. at Ohio on September 1890.
      2. Ada E. Sargent b. at Ohio on December 1892.
      3. Alice M. Sargent b. at Ohio on August 1894.
      4. Lola B. Sargent b. at Tennessee on February 1898.
4. ALBERT SALISBURY b. at Pennsylvania on 17 May 1833; d. at Waterford, Erie County, on 12 June 1914;^[64] m. MARIA LINCOLN^[65] b. at New York on 28 February 1838, d. at Albion on 19 November 1908.^[66] Children of Albert and Maria:^[67]
   1. Albert E. Salisbury b. at Pennsylvania on August 1871.
   2. Sarah A. Salisbury b. at Pennsylvania on February 1876.
5. TRACY SALISBURY b. at Pennsylvania on 1835;^[68] d. at Albion on 5 January 1902.^[69]
6. CYRUS SALISBURY b. at Pennsylvania about 1836-7.^[70]
7. MARIA ANN SALISBURY b. at Albion on 3 September 1838; d. at Tomah, Monroe County, Wisconsin, on 12 September 1871;^[71] m (his 1st). on 1865 WILLIAM ALONZO KEYES, b. at Auburn Corners, Geuga County, Ohio, on 4 October 1837, d. at Wisconsin Rapids, Wood County, Wisconsin, on 27 October 1918.^[72] He m(2). on 1872 CATHERINE AMANDA POWDERLY b. on 10 November 1845, d. at King, Waupaca County, Wisconsin, on 13 May 1831.^[73]
8. LAWRENCE HERBERT SALISBURY b. at Girard on 3 October 1841.
9. ELIZA SALISBURY b. at Girard on 14 April 1843; d. at Leavenworth, Leavenworth County, on 2 March 1919;^[74] m (his 2d). on 1897 EDWARD A. TIMMS b. at New York on September 1840, d. on August 1916.^[75] Edward had m(1). JANE HOLTON b. on 7 July 1845, d. on 7 January 1896.^[76]

LAWRENCE HERBERT² SALISBURY (Sanford¹) was born at Girard Township on 3 October 1841 a son of Sanford Salisbury and his wife Sarah Sawdey. He died at Albion on 31 August 1916.^[77] He married on 1862 ADELAIDE A. MORRIS.^[78] She was born at Girard Township on 14 June 1844, a daughter of ISAAC MORRIS and his wife LOUISA RICHARDSON. She died at Albion on 7 August 1917.^[79]

Lawrence Salisbury operated a hardware store in Albion most of his adult life. Nelson's Biographical Dictionary and Historical Reference Book of Erie County, Pennsylvania, published in 1896, provided the following biography:^[80]

Census records called him a "tinner" in 1870, "tinner and merchant" in 1880, "merchant + (hardware)" in 1900, and "merchant, hardware" in 1910.^[81]

Lawrence died in 1916 from tic douloureux. Adelaide died the following year from a cerebral hemorrhage.^[82]

Lawrence Salisbury and his wife Addie Morris had the following children:

1. CLARENCE GRANT³ SALISBURY b. at Platea, Erie County, on 5 May 1864.
2. ULYSSES³ SALISBURY b. at Ohio about 1865-6.^[83]
3. EARL W.³ SALISBURY b. at Pennsylvania on 1869; d. on 1888.^[84]
4. ADA MALVINA³ SALISBURY b. at Albion on 13 September 1870; d. at Meadville, Crawford County, on 18 August 1955;^[85] m. about 1892-3 HOMER CLARK STURDEVANT,^[86] b. at Albion on 25 September 1868, d. at Meadville on 7 April 1960.^[87] Children of Ada and Homer:^[88]
   1. Laura Sturdevant b. at Pennsylvania on October 1895.
   2. Fauster Sturdevant b. at Pennsylvania on February 1898.
5. ARCHIE J.³ SALISBURY b. at Albion on 4 May 1875; d. there on 23 October 1946;^[89] m. about 1901-2 KATHERINE RILEY,^[90] b. at Erie County on 13 October 1876, d. at Albion on 31 December 1943.^[91] Children of Archie and Kathryn:^[92]
   1. Dorothy M. Salisbury b. at Pennsylvania about 1901-2.
   2. Frances E. Salisbury b. at Pennsylvania about 1906-7.
6. ORA LOUISE³ SALISBURY b. at Albion on 7 July 1879; d. at Girard on 5 June 1953;^[93] m. on 1901 GARNER PALMER SPAULDING, b. at Conneaut on 2 September 1871, d. at Albion on 29 January 1947.^[94]
7. GRACE E.³ SALISBURY b. at Albion on 24 March 1884; d. there on 15 October 1916;^[95] m. VINCENT PAUL LYMAN, b. at Swanville, Erie County, on 26 November 1879, d. at Cranesville, Erie County, on 20 October 1940. Vincent m(2). EMMA ________.^[96]

CLARENCE GRANT³ SALISBURY (Lawrence², Sanford¹) was born at Platea on 5 May 1864, a son of Lawrence Herbert Salisbury and his wife Adelaide A. Morris. He died at Albion on 19 August 1941.^[97] He married first about 1885-6 IDA RANDALL.^[98] She was born on 16 July 1867 and died on 23 October 1891.^[99] He married second about 1895-6 MARGUERITE ELISABETH HOUSER.^[100] She was born at Alleghany County, Pennsylvania, on 9 January 1874 and died at Erie, Erie County, on 10 March 1948.^[101]

Clarence Salisbury lived all of his life at Albion, and worked in various ways associated with his father's hardware store. His occupation was described in census records as follows:^[102]

Clarence and his first wife Ida had two children. She died at the age of twenty-four, leaving Clarence with two daughters, ages four and two. About four years later he married Marguerite, and they had three more children. The 1900 Census reported Clarence, 36, and Marguerite, 26, at Albion, with the two daughters of his fist marriage, Edna, 13, and Lina, 11, and their first child together, Ora, 3.^[103]

By 1910, none of the children of the first marriage remained at home; Clarence and Marguerite reported Ora, 12, and Paul, 6. In 1920 only Paul, 16, and Lawrence, 8, remained at home.^[104]

Clarence Salisbury and his first wife Ida Randall had the following children:

1. EDNA GRACE⁴ SALISBURY b. at Pennsylvania on 12 September 1887.
2. LINA M.⁴ SALISBURY b. at Pennsylvania on February 1889.^[105]

Clarence Salisbury and his second wife Marguerite Houser had the following children:

3. ORA M.⁴ SALISBURY b. at Pennsylvania on 27 April 1898; d. at Girard on May 1985; m(1; his 2d). at Chautauqua County on 1 September 1914 HARRY WOODS AMBERSON,^[106] b. at Mercer County, Pennsylvania, on 12 December 1887, d. at Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio, on 28 May 1843.^[107] She m(2). at Erie County on 5 August 1921 GEORGE HIRAM McARTHY, b. at Smethport, McKean County, Pennsylvania, on 4 December 1889, d. at Pennsylvania on March 1968. Harry m(1) at Mercer County on 21 February 1906 BEULAH BARBER. Harry m(3). at Trumbull County on 16 September 1922 MARGARET CAMPBELL.^[108]
4. PAUL H.⁴ SALISBURY b. at Erie County on 12 June 1903; d. at Albion on 10 February 1978; m. ANNA M. PIERCE, b. on 1910, d. on 1987.^[109]
5. LAWRENCE A.⁴ SALISBURY b. at Albion on 2 November 1911; d. at San Francisco, California, on 13 November 1979; m(her 1st). on 1934 GERALDINE CAUGHLIN^[110] b. at Edinboro, Erie County, on 24 February 1916, d. at Lake City, Erie County, on 1 December 1976.^[111] Geraldine m(2). on 1944 HOWARD HUBBARD GIDDINGS b. at Albion on 13 December 1912, d. at Elgin, Erie County, on 12 September 1972.^[112] Geraldine m(3). FRANCIS WILLIAM STEVENS b. at Shermansville, Crawford County, on 2 May 1920, d. at Erie on 11 February 1992.^[113] Howard m(2) ELIZABETH ________ b. on 1913 d. on 1987.^[114] Francis m(2). on 1950 BEVERLY ELAINE MURRAY b. at Amery, Polk County, Wisconsin, on 23 August 1927, d. at Fairview, Erie County, on 2 March 1958.^[115] Lawrence and Geraldine had the following child:
   1. James Salisbury b. at Pennsylvania about 1937-8.^[116]

JAMES STONE was born at Limerick, York County, Maine, on 31 March 1801 a son of JACOB STONE and his wife MERCY BUTLER. He died at Middleton on 6 June 1877.^[117] He married first NANCY DEERING. She was born at New Durham, Strafford County, New Hampshire, on 15 February 1800, a daughter of Clement Deering and his wife Nancy Beckford. She died at Middleton on 15 February 1861.^[118] He married second at Middleton on 9 February 1862 LUCY (NEWTON) GERRY.^[119] She was born at Dixfield, Oxford County, Maine, sometime around 1825-32, a daughter of JACON NEWTON and his wife FANNY PARKS. She died at Middleton on 23 October 1901.^[120] Lucy had married first at Stoneham, Middlesex County, on 14 August 1851 ALBERT CUTTING GERRY.^[121] He was born at Troy, Cheshire County, New Hampshire, on 4 July 1830, a son of Daniel Gerry and his wife Caroline Cutting. He died at Reading on 9 February 1860.^[122] She married third at Middleton on 24 December 1882 JOHN F. BEAN.^[123] He was born at Sandwich, Carroll County, New Hampshire, about 1830-1, a son of Asa C. Bean and his wife Margaret Tasker. He died at Middleton on 8 March 1891.^[124] John Bean had been previously married, but I have no further information.

The earliest information I have on james Stone is the record of the 1860 Census, which found him in Middleton:^[125]

This record also reported that Mary Holey had married within the past year, and Lydia Bean was attending school. The 1860 Census did not indicate how people were related. Nancy Stone would appear to be the wife of James Stone, which is confirmed by her death record. Susan, Naomi and Martha would appear to be children of the couple, perhaps there were more, who had already left the home. Perhaps the recently married Mary Holey is also a child of James and Nancy, perhaps a twin of Martha. John Bean will reappear as the third husband of James' second wife. Perhaps Lydia is a child of John Bean by his first wife. Very little of this can be proven.

James Stone's first wife died in 1861, when she was sixty-one years old and he was sixty. A year after her death he married Lucy (Newton) Gerry. She was about thirty-seven years old and had been a widow for two years.

Lucy Newton's birth date is difficult to pin down. According to the 1860 and 1870 censuses she was born about 1825-6; at the time of her first marriage, in 1851, she gave an age which indicated her birth about 1826-7; at her seconf marriage she indicated a birth about 1825-6; at her third marriage she gave an age that pointed to birth about 1829-30; the 1880 census reported an age that pointed to her birth about 1831-2; according to the 1900 Census she was born on August 1839; her age at death indicated a birth about 1839-40. We will follow the earliest records, which have her born about 1825-6. Perhaps she lost count somewhere along the way.

Lucy Newton, born in Maine, married at about the age of twenty-five in Massachusetts. She had at least two children by her first husband. Son Albert continued to live with his mother throught her life. Both sons worked in the shoe business in Middleton.

James Stone was a shoemaker also. After fifteen years of marriage, and one child, James Stone died of paralysis.^[126] James was seventy-six, his wife Lucy was about fifty-one; their daughter Nancy was fifteen.

Five years into her second widowhood Lucy Stone married John F. Bean. This was his second marriage; I do not have any information on his first marriage. Eight years after their marriage, John Bean died of pneumonia at the age of sixty-one.^[127] Lucy lived another ten years before her death from cancer.^[128]

Lucy Newton and her first husband Albert Gerry had the following children:

1. ALBERT WALLACE GERRY b. at Reading on 1 December 1854.^[129]
2. GEORGE H. GERRY b. at Reading on 8 December 1857.^[130]

James Stone and his second wife Lucy (Newton) Gerry had the following child:

3. NANCY J. STONE b. at Middleton on 28 April 1862.

¹Lake County, Indiana, case # 12384. In: Christine Sunday Maxfield, Notes, given to Charles A. Maxfield before 2000.
²birth places from cesnsu records; range in possible birth dates from various census record.
³Seventh Census of the United States: 1850, population, Lawrence, Essex County, Massachusetts, roll 314, p. 227A, household 1114, Thomas Murphy family; digital images, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 21 December 2019); NARA Microfilm Publication M432; Record Group 29; National Archives, Washington, D.C.
⁴Eighth Census of the United States: 1860, population, Lawrence, Essex County, Massachusetts, roll 498, p. 437, household 3157, Thomas Murphy family; digital images, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 17 December 2019); NARA microfilm publication M653; Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration.
⁵Ninth Census of the United States: 1870, population, Lawrence, Essex County, Massachusetts, roll 609, p. 350A, household 182, Thomas Murphy family; digital images, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 11 December 2019); NARA microfilm publication M593, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration.
⁶Tenth Census of the United States: 1880, population, Lawrence, Essex County, Massachusetts, enumeration district (ED) 204, roll 530, p. 603B, household 174, Mary Murphy family; digital images, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 10 March 2019); NARA microfilm publication T9; Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C.
⁷Massachusetts Archives, "Vital Records of Massachusetts, 1841-1910," digital images, American Ancestors (americanancestors.org : accessed 17 December 2019), v. 165, p. 196, e. 201; Lawrence Deaths 1863; Hannah S. Murphy.
⁸"Vital Records of Massachusetts, 1841-1910," v. 17, p. 71; Reading Births 1845-6; Daniel P. Murphy.
⁹"Vital Records of Massachusetts, 1841-1910," v. 28, p. 126, e. 108; Lawrence Births 1847-8; John Murphy.
¹⁰"Vital Records of Massachusetts, 1841-1910," v. 34, p. 275, e. 5; Lawrence Births 1848-9; Mary Murphy.
¹¹"Vital Records of Massachusetts, 1841-1910," v. 51, p. 171, e. 119; Lawrence Births 1851; Catherine T. Murphy.
¹²"Vital Records of Massachusetts, 1841-1910," v. 129, p.1388, e. 51; Lawrence Deaths 1859; Catherine Murphy.
¹³"Vital Records of Massachusetts, 1841-1910," v. 81, p. 193, e. 370; Lawrence Births 1854; ________ Murphy.
¹⁴"Vital Records of Massachusetts, 1841-1910," v. 370, p.264, e. 305; Lawrence Marriages 1886; Sheridan-Murphy.
¹⁵"Vital Records of Massachusetts, 1841-1910," v. 96, p. 204, e. 406; Lawrence Births 1856; Thos H. Murphy.
¹⁶"Vital Records of Massachusetts, 1841-1910," v. 418, p. 381, e. 1191 ; Lawrence Deaths 1891; Thomas Murphy.
¹⁷"Vital Records of Massachusetts, 1841-1910," v. 316, p. 281, e. 2; Marriages, Middleton, 1880, Murphy-Stone.
¹⁸Middleton, Massachusetts, Town Clerk, Holbrook Research Institute (Jay and Delene Holbrook), "Massachusetts Vital and Town Records," Births, 1862, p. 16, e. 17, Nancy Stone, ; digital images, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 10 March 2019).
¹⁹"Vital Records of Massachusetts, 1841-1910," Marriage, Lawrence, 1896, v. 460, p. 388, e. 33, Boudette-Murphy.
²⁰"Vital Records of Massachusetts, 1841-1910," v. 418, p. 381, e. 1191 ; Lawrence Deaths 1891; Thomas Murphy.
²¹Twelth Census of the United States: 1900, population, Lawrence, Essex County, Massachusetts, enumeration district (ED) 356, p. 11, household 224, Joseph Burdette family; digital images, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 2 March 2019); NARA microfilm group T623; Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration.
²²"Vital Records of Massachusetts, 1841-1910," v. 367, p. 264, e. 409 ; Lawrence Births 1886; James Murphy.
²³"Vital Records of Massachusetts, 1841-1910," v. 385, p. 274, e. 43 ; Lawrence Births 1888; Martin Murphy.
²⁴"Vital Records of Massachusetts, 1841-1910," v. 597, p. 47, e. 1077; Marriages Boston 1910; Murphy-Muise.
²⁵1900 Census, Lawrence, Essex County, Massachusetts, ED 356, p. 11, household 224, Joseph Burdette family.
²⁶"Vital Records of Massachusetts, 1841-1910," vol. 349, p. 261, e. 264; Births, Lawrence, 1884, Thomas Murphy.
²⁷Indiana State Board of Health, Death Certificates, 1900–2011, Lake Co., no. 28249, Thomas J. Sunday, 1941; digital images, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 1 March 2019); Indiana Archives and Records Administration, Indianapolis, Indiana.
²⁸New York State Department of Health; Albany, NY, "New York State, Marriage Index, 1881-1967," database, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 17 December 2019), Murphy-Salisberry, 1907, certificate 7374.
²⁹Indiana State Board of Health, Death Certificates, 1900–2011, Lake Co. , no 35385, Edna Murphy, 1929.
³⁰Thirteenth Census of the United States: 1910, population, Conneaut, Ashtebula County, Ohio, enumeration district (ED) 17, roll 1152, p. 16B, household 398, Freemont Woodworth family; digital images, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 2 January 2015); NARA group T624, Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C.
³¹Fourteenth Census of the United States: 1920, population, Gary, Lake County, Indiana, enumeration district (ED) 122, roll 446, p. 6B, household 126, Thomas Murphy family; digital images, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 2 January 2015); NARA microfilm record group T625, Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C.
³²Indiana State Board of Health, Death Certificates, 1900–2011, Lake Co. , no 35385, Edna Murphy, 1929.
³³Fifteenth Census of the United States: 1930, population, Gary, Lake County, Indiana, enumeration district (ED) 56, roll 600, p. 7A, household 162, Thomas J. Murphy family; digital images, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 23 December 2014); NARA microfilm record group T626; Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration.
³⁴Sixteenth Census of the United States: 1940, population, Gary, Lake County, Indiana, enumeration district (ED) 95-3, roll 1119, p. 84B, Court View Hotel, ; digital images, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 23 December 2014); NARA microfilm group T627.
³⁵1940 Census, Angola, Steuben County, Indiana, ED 76-13, roll 1096, p. 14A, household 337, Ben H. James household.
³⁶Indiana State Board of Health, Death Certificates, 1900–2011, Lake Co., no. 28249, Thomas J. Sunday, 1941.
³⁷Indiana State Board of Health, Death Certificates, 1900–2011, Porter Co., no. 94-016381, Loretta M. Hinkle, 1994.
³⁸1920 Census, Gary, Lake County, Indiana, ED 122, roll 446, p. 6B, household 126, Thomas Murphy family.
³⁹Indiana State Board of Health, Death Certificates, 1900–2011, Lake Co., no. 11032, Marian Murphy Most, 1954.
⁴⁰1860 Census, Girard Township, Erie County, Pennsylvania, roll 1107, p. 586, household 378, Sanford Salsburg family.
⁴¹Find a Grave - Salisbury, Sanford; created by Created by: Scott Coyle (findagrave.com accessed : 22 December 2019). All information provided by informant.
⁴²Ellison Cemetery, Roseville, Warren County, Illinois, Find a Grave, digital images (findagrave.com : accessed 22 December 2019), Sally Salisbury; Created by: jeanette. Grave marker broken and illegible; information provided by informant
⁴³Fifth Census of the United States: 1830, population, Conneaut, Erie County, Pennsylvania, roll 147, p. 325, Sanford Salisbury; digital images, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 3 January 2020); NARA microfilm publication M19; Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C. Sixth Census of the United States: 1840, population, Girard, Erie County, Pennsylvania, roll 459, p. 106, Sanford Salisbury; digital images, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 3 January 2020); NARA microfilm publication M704, Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C. 1850 Census, Girard, Erie County, Pennsylvania, roll 778, p. 416B, household 644, Sanford Salisbury family. 1860 Census, Girard Township, Erie County, Pennsylvania, roll 1107, p. 586, household 378, Sanford Salsburg family. 1870 Census, Albion, Erie County, Pennsylvania, roll 1339, p. 164B, household 30, Albert Salsbury family.
⁴⁴"James P. Salisbury," obituary, found at Find a Grave, originally from Leavenworth Times, Leavenworth, Leavenworth County, Kansas, 12 November 1893. Created by Dean Chapman. (findagrave-com accessed : 23 December 2019).
⁴⁵1850 Census, Ashtabula, Ashtabula County, Ohio, roll 659, p. 201B, household 205, Ann S. Millard family.
⁴⁶"James P. Salisbury."
⁴⁷1860 Census, Spring, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, roll 1100, p. 947, household 1953, Martin Sargeant family. 1880 Census, Ashtabula, Ashtabula County, Ohio, ED 3, roll 991, p. 314D, household 661, M. P. Sargent family. 1900 Census, Middletown, Butler County, Ohio, ED 22, p. 35, household 774, Frederick Sargent family.
⁴⁸1870 Census, Albion, Erie County, Pennsylvania, roll 1339, p. 164B, household 30, Albert Salsbury family. 1880 Census, Albion, Erie County, Pennsylvania, ED 144, roll 1127, p. 102A, household 448, Albert Salsbury family. 1900 Census, Conneaut, Erie County, Pennsylvania, ED 59, p. 6, household 123, Albert Salisbury family.
⁴⁹1860 Census, Conneaut, Erie County, Pennsylvania, roll 1107, p. 59, household 2740, Reuben McLellan residence. 1870 Census, Albion, Erie County, Pennsylvania, roll 1339, p. 164B, household 30, Albert Salsbury family. 1880 Census, Piqua, Miami County, Ohio, ED 142, roll 1049, p. 270B, household 10, Tracy Saulsbury. 1900 Census, Middletown, Butler County, Ohio, ED 22, p. 35, household 774, Frederick Sargent family.
⁵⁰United States National Park Service, "Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System," Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 7 January 2020), Film Number: M554 roll 105; Cyrus L. Salisbury; U.S. Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865
⁵¹"James P. Salisbury."
⁵²1860 Census, Stranger, Leavenworth County, Kansas, roll 350, p. 898, household 2717, James P. Salsbury family. "James P. Salisbury."
⁵³1850 Census, Ashtabula, Ashtabula County, Ohio, roll 659, p. 201B, household 205, Ann S. Millard family.
⁵⁴1860 Census, Stranger, Leavenworth County, Kansas, roll 350, p. 898, household 2717, James P. Salsbury family.
⁵⁵"James P. Salisbury."
⁵⁶1860 Census, Stranger, Leavenworth County, Kansas, roll 350, p. 898, household 2717, James P. Salsbury family.
⁵⁷"James P. Salisbury."
⁵⁸1850 Census, Girard, Erie County, Pennsylvania, roll 778, p. 416B, household 644, Sanford Salisbury family.
⁵⁹Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Lake County, Ohio, Find a Grave, digital images (findagrave.com : accessed 23 December 2019), Martin-Malvina Sargent; Created by: Scott Coyle. Month and place provided by informant. 1900 Census, Middletown, Butler County, Ohio, ED 22, p. 35, household 774, Frederick Sargent family.
⁶⁰Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Martin-Malvina Sargent; Created by: Scott Coyle. Day and month provided by informant
⁶¹1860 Census, Spring, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, roll 1100, p. 947, household 1953, Martin Sargeant family.
⁶²1900 Census, Middletown, Butler County, Ohio, ED 22, p. 35, household 774, Frederick Sargent family.
⁶³Ibid.
⁶⁴Pennsylvania Department of Health, Death Certificates, 1906–1967, certificate 62112, Albert Salisbury, 1914; digital images, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 10 January 2020); Records of the Pennsylvania Department of Health, Record Group 11, Series 11.90. Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
⁶⁵1900 Census, Conneaut, Erie County, Pennsylvania, ED 59, p. 6, household 123, Albert Salisbury family.
⁶⁶Pennsylvania Department of Health, Death Certificates, 1906–1967, certificate 103107, Maria Salisbury, 1908.
⁶⁷1900 Census, Conneaut, Erie County, Pennsylvania, ED 59, p. 6, household 123, Albert Salisbury family.
⁶⁸1900 Census, Middletown, Butler County, Ohio, ED 22, p. 35, household 774, Frederick Sargent family.
⁶⁹Albion Cemetery, Albion, Erie County, Pennsylvania, Find a Grave, digital images (findagrave.com : database 23 December 2019), Tracy Salisbury; Created by: Scott Coyle. All information provided by informant.
⁷⁰1850 Census, Girard, Erie County, Pennsylvania, roll 778, p. 416B, household 644, Sanford Salisbury family.
⁷¹Find a Grave - Maria Ann “Annie” Salisbury Keyes, Created by: Scott Coyle (findagrave.com accessed 23 December 2019)
⁷²Forest Hill Cemetery, Wisconsin Rapids, Wood County, Wisconsin, Find a Grave, digital images (findagrave.com : accessed 23 December 2019), William A. Keyes; Created by: Keith.
⁷³Calvary Cemetery, Wisconsin Rapids, Wood County, Wisconsin, Find a Grave, digital images (findagrave.com : accessed 23 December 2019), Catherine Keyes; Created by: Barb.
⁷⁴Mount Muncie Cemetery, Lansing, Leavenworth County, Kansas, Find a Grave, (findagrave.com : database 23 December 2019), Eliza Roxy Salisbury Timms; Created by: Scott Coyle.
⁷⁵Mount Muncie Cemetery, Lansing, Edward A. Timms; Originally Created by: Maggie O, Maintained by: Find A Grave, Photo added by KAB.
⁷⁶Mount Muncie Cemetery, Lansing, Jane Timms; Created by: KAB.
⁷⁷Pennsylvania Department of Health, Death Certificates, 1906–1967, certificate 79407, Lawrence Herbert Salisbury, 1916.
⁷⁸Nelson's Biographical Dictionary and Historical Reference Book of Erie County, Pennsylvania (Erie, Erie County, Pennsylvania: S. B. Nelson, Publisher, 1896), 777.
⁷⁹Pennsylvania Department of Health, Death Certificates, 1906–1967, certificate 83278, Adelaide Salisbury, 1917.
⁸⁰Nelson's Biographical Dictionary and Historical Reference Book of Erie County, Pennsylvania, 777.
⁸¹1870 Census, Albion, Erie County, Pennsylvania, roll 1339, p. 165B, household 56, Lawrence Salisbury family. 1880 Census, Albion, Erie County, Pennsylvania, ED 144, roll 1127, p. 101D, household 433, Lawrence Salisbury family. 1900 Census, Conneaut Township, Erie County, Pennsylvania, ED 59, p. 6, household 162, Lawrence Salisbury family. 1910 Census, Albion, Erie County, Pennsylvania, ED 59, roll 1341, p. 9A, household 200, L. H. salisbury family.
⁸²Pennsylvania Department of Health, Death Certificates, 1906–1967, certificate 79407, Lawrence Herbert Salisbury, 1916. Pennsylvania Department of Health, Death Certificates, 1906–1967, certificate 79407, Lawrence Herbert Salisbury, 1916.
⁸³1870 Census, Albion, Erie County, Pennsylvania, roll 1339, p. 165B, household 56, Lawrence Salisbury family.
⁸⁴Albion Cemetery, Albion, Earl W. Salisbury; Created by: Scott Coyle.
⁸⁵Pennsylvania Department of Health, Death Certificates, 1906–1967, certificate 69288, Ada Malvina Sturdevant, 1955.
⁸⁶1900 Census, Pine Township, Crawford County, County, Pennsylvania, ED 24, p. 7, household 196, Homer Sturtevant family.
⁸⁷Pennsylvania Department of Health, Death Certificates, 1906–1967, certificate 36054, Homer Clark Sturdevant, 1960.
⁸⁸1900 Census, Pine Township, crawford County, County, Pennsylvania, ED 24, p. 7, household 196, Homer Sturtevant family.
⁸⁹Pennsylvania Department of Health, Death Certificates, 1906–1967, certificate 86049, Archie J. Salisbury, 1946.
⁹⁰1910 Census, Albion, Erie County, Pennsylvania, ED 59, roll 1341, p. 9A, household 201, Archie J. Salisbury family.
⁹¹Pennsylvania Department of Health, Death Certificates, 1906–1967, certificate 109586, Katherine Riley Salisbury, 1943.
⁹²1910 Census, Albion, Erie County, Pennsylvania, ED 59, roll 1341, p. 9A, household 201, Archie J. Salisbury family.
⁹³Pennsylvania Department of Health, Death Certificates, 1906–1967, certificate 61525, Ora Louise Spaulding, 1953.
⁹⁴Pennsylvania Department of Health, Death Certificates, 1906–1967, certificate 2887, Dr Garner Palmer Spaulding, 1947.
⁹⁵Pennsylvania Department of Health, Death Certificates, 1906–1967, certificate 101804, Grace E Lyman, 1916.
⁹⁶Pennsylvania Department of Health, Death Certificates, 1906–1967, certificate 92534, Vincent Paul Lyman, 1940.
⁹⁷Pennsylvania Department of Health, Death Certificates, 1906–1967, certificate 71555, Clarence Grant Salisbury, 1941.
⁹⁸1930 Census, Albion, Erie County, Pennsylvania, ED 1, p. 12A, household 304, Clarence G. Salisbury family.
⁹⁹Spring Cemetery, Springboro, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, Find a Grave, digital images (findagrave.com : accessed 23 December 2019), Ida Salisbury; Created by: MrsJB.
¹⁰⁰1900 Census, Conneaut, Erie County, Pennsylvania, ED 59, p. 7, household 167, Clarence Salisbury family.
¹⁰¹Pennsylvania Department of Health, Death Certificates, 1906–1967, certificate 23583, Marguerite Elizabeth Salisbury, 1948.
¹⁰²1900 Census, Conneaut, Erie County, Pennsylvania, ED 59, p. 7, household 167, Clarence Salisbury family. 1910 Census, Albion, Erie County, Pennsylvania, ED 59, roll 1341, p. 10B, household 231, C. G. Salisbury family. 1920 Census, Albion, Erie County, Pennsylvania, ED 59, roll 1565, p. 10B, household 245, Clarence G. Salisbury family. 1930 Census, Albion, Erie County, Pennsylvania, ED 1, p. 12A, household 304, Clarence G. Salisbury family. 1940 Census, Albion, Erie County, Pennsylvania, ED 25-1, roll 3500, p. 4B, household 91, Clarence Salisbury family.
¹⁰³1900 Census, Conneaut, Erie County, Pennsylvania, ED 59, p. 7, household 167, Clarence Salisbury family.
¹⁰⁴1910 Census, Albion, Erie County, Pennsylvania, ED 59, roll 1341, p. 10B, household 231, C. G. Salisbury family. 1920 Census, Albion, Erie County, Pennsylvania, ED 59, roll 1565, p. 10B, household 245, Clarence G. Salisbury family.
¹⁰⁵1900 Census, Conneaut, Erie County, Pennsylvania, ED 59, p. 7, household 167, Clarence Salisbury family.
¹⁰⁶Laurel Hill Cemetery, Millcreek Township, Erie County, Pennsylvania, Find a Grave, digital images (findagrave.com : accessed 23 December 2019), Ora-George McCarthy; Originally Created by: Fred King, Maintained by: Sue Mueller, Photo added by Jennifer Sheldon. Month and place provided by informant.
¹⁰⁷Pineview Memorial Park, Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio, Find a Grave, digital images (findagrave.com : accessed 23 December 2019), Harry Woods Amberson; Created by: Amby (Joyce) & Jerry, Photo added by Gina Jean. Day month and place provided by informant.
¹⁰⁸Laurel Hill Cemetery, Millcreek Township, Ora-George McCarthy; Originally Created by: Fred King, Maintained by: Sue Mueller, Photo added by Jennifer Sheldon. Month and state provided by informant.
¹⁰⁹Albion Cemetery, Albion, Paul-Anna Salisbury; Created by: MrsJB. Day month and place provided by informant.
¹¹⁰Cypress Lawn Memorial Park, Colma, San Mateo County, California, Find a Grave, (findagrave.com : database 23 December 2019), Lawrence A Salisbury; Created by: Graves. All information provided by informant.
¹¹¹Albion Cemetery, Albion, Geraldine Stevens; Created by: MrsJB. Day month and place provided by informant.
¹¹²Albion Cemetery, Albion, Howard-Elizabeth Giddings; Originally Created and Photo by: MrsJB, Maintained by: Sue Mueller. Day month and place provided by informant.
¹¹³Girard Cemetery, Girard, Erie County, Pennsylvania, Find a Grave, digital images (findagrave.com : accessed 23 December 2019), Francis W. Stevens; Created by: DeWayne Reichel, Photo added by Debbie Dabrowski.
¹¹⁴Albion Cemetery, Albion, Howard-Elizabeth Giddings; Originally Created and Photo by: MrsJB, Maintained by: Sue Mueller.
¹¹⁵Girard Cemetery, Girard, Beverly M. Stevens; Created by: DeWayne Reichel, Photo added by Dannetta Borland Getz. Day month and place provided by informant.
¹¹⁶1940 Census, Albion, Erie County, Pennsylvania, ED 25-1, roll 3500, p. 4B, household 91, Clarence Salisbury family.
¹¹⁷"Vital Records of Massachusetts, 1841-1910," v. 292, p. 241, e. 8; Middleton Deaths 1877; James Stone.
¹¹⁸"Vital Records of Massachusetts, 1841-1910," v. 147, p. 262, e. 2; Deaths Middleton 1861; Nancy Stone.
¹¹⁹"Vital Records of Massachusetts, 1841-1910," Middleton Marriages 1862, vol. 153, p. 192, e. 1, Stone-Gerry.
¹²⁰"Vital Records of Massachusetts, 1841-1910," v. 516, p. 593, e. 15; Deaths Middleton 1901; Lucy Bean.
¹²¹"Vital Records of Massachusetts, 1841-1910," Stoneham Marriges 1851, vol. 55, p. 142, e. 16, Gerry-Newton.
¹²²"Vital Records of Massachusetts, 1841-1910," Reading Deaths 1860, vol. 139, p. 163, e. 49, Albert Cutting Gerry.
¹²³"Vital Records of Massachusetts, 1841-1910," v. 334, p. 323, e. 19; Marriages Middleton 1882; Bean-Stone.
¹²⁴"Vital Records of Massachusetts, 1841-1910," v. 418, p. 421, e. 5; Deaths Middleton 1891; John Bean.
¹²⁵1860 Census, Middleton, Essex County, Massachusetts, roll 498, p. 875, household 3153, James Stone family.
¹²⁶"Vital Records of Massachusetts, 1841-1910," v. 292, p. 241, e. 8; Middleton Deaths 1877; James Stone.
¹²⁷"Vital Records of Massachusetts, 1841-1910," v. 418, p. 421, e. 5; Deaths Middleton 1891; John Bean.
¹²⁸"Vital Records of Massachusetts, 1841-1910," v. 516, p. 593, e. 15; Deaths Middleton 1901; Lucy Bean.
¹²⁹"Vital Records of Massachusetts, 1841-1910," v. 84, p. 149, e. 33; Births Reading 1854; (male) Gerry.
¹³⁰"Vital Records of Massachusetts, 1841-1910," v. 106, p. 196, e. 58; Births Reading 1857; (male) Gerry.

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