| KENDALL MUNROE, Ruth (7GA, ~1722-1821) |
Chart
Mother of Thaddeus
Mother of Reuben and Jonas
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KENDIG HERR, Elizabeth (1644-) |
Family Group Record
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KENDIG HERR, Mary (1716-) |
Family Group Record
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KIBBE SMITH HURD, Freelove (1749-1840) |
Widow of Grandpa Benjamin Smith’s son Joshua
Married Daniel HURD about 1807, after Rebecca died.
Not mentioned in Grandpa Daniel’s will.
Buried in Sandisfield Center Cemetery.
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KIESLING, Chester
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Met me 9 September 1963
Performance as a contortionist
Met Valerie Christmas, 1967
We visited at Le Vésinet at Christmas, 1967
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KIESLING, Esmeralda
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Met me 9 September 1963
Painter laureate of the French Horticultural Society
Solo exhibition of her paintings at the Petit Palais
Gave us Cumorah painting in 1964, when I returned from my first mission
Sent Valerie a wedding present, 1964
Met Valerie Christmas, 1967
We visited at Le Vésinet at Christmas, 1967
Gave Valerie Queen Mother’s mantilla, 1969.
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| KING BALL, Johanna
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Grandmother of Mary Ball Munroe
Watertown founder 1630
Immigrated from England
Settled in Concord
Grandmother of Mary Ball Munroe
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| KIRK McLEAN Elizabeth (GGGM 1775- ) |
Wife of John Steele McLean; mother of GGM Evaline McLean Fisher
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KNAPTON WILSON NEFF SEELY SHEFFIELD, Vera (GA) |
Widow of Grandma Seely’s nephew Franklin McGregor Wilson
Widow of Uncle Seymour Howard Neff
Grandpa Seely’s widow and Grandma Seely’s sister-in-law
Cared for at least three husbands in their last days
Wife of Charles Nephi Sheffield
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KNOWLES, Martha STILLMAN TILDEN (4GA, ~1750-1816) |
Daughter of Lieutenant John and Rachel Robbins Stillman
Wife of Thomas Turner Tilden and Captain James Knowles
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KRUMHOLZ, Rebecca Leola ANDERSON (Daughter, 1976-) |
I’ve gathered links to Rebecca’s images, quotations, and mentions in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| LATHAM, Clara |
Adoptive daughter of Uncle Perry Decker
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| LEARNED, Isaac (11GGF, 1624-1657) |
Among our Middlesex County pioneer ancestors
A Watertown pioneer ancestor
Father of 10GGM Hannah Learned Farwell
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| LEARNED, Mary STEARNS (10GGM, 1626-1663) |
Among our Middlesex County pioneer ancestors
A Watertown pioneer ancestor
Daughter of 11GGP Isaac and Mary Barker Stearns
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| LEARNED FARWELL, Hannah (9GGM, 1649-1685) |
Among our Middlesex County pioneer ancestors
A Watertown pioneer ancestor
Daughter of 10GGP Isaac and Mary Stearns Learned
Wife of 9GF Joseph Farwell
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| LEE WHEELER, Agnes (W1C4R, 1820-) |
Wife of Hiram M Wheeler
Niece of Oliver Wheeler III
First cousin of Harriet Page Wheeler
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LITTLE, Edwin Sobieski (GGGU, 1816-1846) |
Interesting uncle
Origin of name
Died at Richardson’s Point
Decker Family history
Decker family
Among descendants of Oliver and Hannah
Two Generations from Oliver and Hannah Wheeler
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LITTLE, Fannie Maria DECKER (GGGA 1830-1881) |
Among descendants of OliverAndHannah
Two Generations from OliverAndHannah Wheeler
Born in Freedom, New York
Decker Family history
Decker Family history
Decker family
Wife of 3GGU Charles Decker
Among our 36 Nauvoo residents we knew about in 2001
Six children of Isaac and Harriet
Father’s grave and monument in Salt Lake
Grave in Salt Lake
Married interesting uncle
Photo
Second daughter of Interesting Uncle Brigham
Grave monument
Family group
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LITTLE, Feramorz (GGGU 1820-1887) |
Interesting uncle
Husband of Fannie Maria Decker
Origin of name
lost his father in a wagon accident at the age of four
Picture & bio
Became our uncle by marrying Grandma Lucy’s sister Fannie Maria
Nauvoo resident
Grave, with Fannie in Salt Lake
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LITTLE, George Edwin |
Son of Edwin Sobieski Little and Harriet Amelia Decker
Crossed plains with his mother after Edwin’s death
Photo
Among descendants of OliverAndHannah
Two Generations from OliverAndHannah Wheeler
Nauvoo resident
Decker Family history
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LITTLE, James |
Irish immigrant; father of Edwin and Feramorz Little
Husband of Susanna Young, Uncle Brigham’s sister
Died when Feramorz was only four
A short, well-knit man, with great powers of endurance
Knew, and probably owned, Lalla Rookh
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LOCKE, Jemima RUSSELL (1C10R, ~1692-1782) |
Daughter of Philip and Iohana
Wife of William Locke
Location of grave
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LOCKE, William (1684-1767) |
Husband of 1C10R Jemima Russell
Location of grave
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LOCKE MUNROE, Rebecca (1711-1798) |
Wife of H1C8R William
Location of grave
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LOOMIS OLMSTEAD, Sarah (7GGM, 1617-1667) |
Wife of Cambridge pioneer Nicholas Olmstead: our descent from
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LOPER SAWYER, Ella (1848-1908) |
Two Generations from OliverAndHannah Wheeler: wife of 1C4 John Sawyer
Two Generations from Caleb and Caroline Sawyer
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LOUIS the PIOUS (37GGF, 778-840 ) |
Ancestor of our Plantagenets. Also called the Fair, and the Debonaire, was the King of the Franks and co-emperor with his father, 38GGF Charlemagne, from 813. He was also King of Aquitaine from 781. As the only surviving adult son of Charlemagne and 38GGM Hildegard, he became the sole ruler of the Franks after his father’s death in 814.
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| LOVE NEFF, Mary Ellen (WGGU) |
Married Uncle Benjamin Barr Neff
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| LOWE, “Big Bethany,” |
Daughter of Rodney LOWE and Sally RUSSELL;
“Big Bethany,” Valerie’s day-care client, in back-yard picnic
So designated to distinguish her from Cyndi’s daughter, our granddaughter
In attendance at the wedding of Rebecca and Mark
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| LOWE, Rodney |
Father of “Big Bethany;” husband of Sally RUSSELL
In attendance at the wedding of Rebecca and Mark
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LOWELL, James Russell |
Born at Elmwood
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LOWELL, John |
In company with Paul Revere, rescued John Hancock’s trunk from the Buckman Tavern, as the redcoats approached
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| LYON, Mary RUSSELL PRENTICE ROBBINS (1C10R, 1678-1760) |
Daughter of Joseph and Mary Belcher Russell
Buried in Harvard Square as Mary Lyon
Location of grave
Gravestone
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