Sallowes, 110, III.

Sample, 140.

Samson, 9.

Sibson, 147.

Silsbee, 46, 133.

Silsbey, 113.

Silver, 9.

Simonds, 67.

Samborn,82-84, 148, 149. Simmons, 55.

Samborne,81,82,84, 115. Simons, 149, 182.

Sanborn, 49, 90, 117.
Sanders, 12, 49, 82, 84.
Sanford, 154.
Sargant, 154.
Sargent, 8, 12, 25,

83, 114, 115, 163.

Sarjent, 158.

Satarley, 11.

Simpkins, 166.
Simpson, 166.
Singletary, 49, 134.
Skelton, 102, 117, 182.
Sleeper, 47, 48, 114-116.
Slowman, 199.

64, Small, 29.

Satchwell, 82, 142, 149,

Stocker, 71.

Stone, 55, 128, 132, 139.
Storer, 26.

Story, 25, 27, 157,

197.
Stow, 89, 118.

Stratton, 102.

Straw, II.

Stuart, 21.

Stuartt, 58.

Surriage, 126, 127.
Swain, 11.

Swaine, 83, 84, 115.
Swan, 116.
Swanson, 195, 197,
Sweat, 60.
Sweatt, 32, 59.

Smith, 13, 24, 25, 29, Swett, 59, 89,
50, 53, 54, 56, 58, 59, Swift, 147, 184.
63, 66, 79, 88, 90, 97, Swinerton, 29.

Titcomb, 23, 65, 67, 71,

99, 128, 130, 147, 165.
Titus, 131.

181, Todd, 47, 55, 57, 198.
Tolman, 32.

Tomblson, 193.

Tompkins, 102.
Tomson, 68.

Torrey, 29, 90, 118.

Touzit, 161.

Towgil, 161.
Town, 116.

Towne, 112, 147.

Towzit, 161.

198. Tracy, 194.
Trask, 9.

Treadwell, 88, 92, 169.
Trevett, 97.

Tripe, 156, 157.

Trowbridge, 4.

98, 106, 112, 113, 118, Symonds, 14, 24, 35, 96, True, 81, 102.

134, 148, 150, 163, 117, 132.
178, 183, 197.

Smithe, 13, 48, 49, 82,

84, 148.

Somerby, 19, 133.

Somes, 154, 195.

Southwick, 73, 132.

Spaffard, 3.

Trumbull, 19, 200.

Symons, 96, 114, 149, Tuck, 11, 48, 82-84, 115,

182.

Tamin, 38.

Tappan, 179.

Tar, 157.

117, 137, 138, 149,

177, 179, 180.

Tucker, 82, 83, 91, 111,

125, 154, 196.

Tuksberry, 198,

Tarr, 151-158, 190-199. Tupper, 97, 98, 130, 165.

Spafford, 3, 5, 51-55, 57. Tarrin, 38.

Spencer, 14, 49.

Spofford, 20, 32, 40,

50, 65, 104, 105,

Spoulding, 189.

Searl, 43, 55-57, 59, 60, Sprout, 97, 129, 130.

Sprague, 181,

66.

Squire, 17.

Searle, 55,

Stacey, 147.

Searls, 55.

Stacy, 87.

Tarring, 161.

42, Tayler, 11, 84, 115.
107. Taylor, 48, 102.

Teed, 14.

Stanian, 11, 48, 49, 82, Thomes, 85.

115, 148, 149.

Severans, 11, 12, 49, 115. Staniells, 84.

Sewall, 4, 6, 19, 51, 97, Stanly, 195, 196.

Stanwood, 79, 154, 158. Thorla, 44, 45, 78,

Starbuck, 181.

Thorndike, 164, 169.

Turner, 26, 59, 60, 98,

128, 130, 131, 165,
169, 174, 195, 197.
Turney, 190, 191.
Tuttle, 142.

Tyler, 5, 15, 32, 42, 63,
98, 105, 129.

Underhill, 8.
Underwood, 63.

155. Upham, 86.
Upton, 17.

Vandergrift, 23.
Varney, 169.
Vaughan, 133.

Veren, 96, 171, 173.

Verin, 117.

Sharp,169, 170, 172,173.
Sharples, 86.
Sharratt,83, 84, 149, 181.
Shatswell, 13, 16.
Shattuck, 147.
Shaw, 14, 15, 46, 48, 84,
114, 115, 148.
Shay, 79.

Shelden, 151, 155-157.
Sheldin, 116.
Sheldon, 99, 102, 152,
153, 158, 191, 192.
Shepard, 169, 186.

Sherbon, 157.

Sherman, 199.

Shirland, 17.

197.
Stebling, 17.

Stephens, 55, 162, 198.
Steuens, 123.
Stevens, 13, 57, 76, 85,
90, 91, 190, 192.
Steward, 19.
Stewart, 51, 56-59, 185.
Stewartt, 52-54, 58-60.
Stickney, 43, 51-60, 66,
106.
Stilman, 189, 190, 192, 198.
Stinson, 66.

Verplanck, 99.

Very, 61.

Thursten, 151-153, 155, Vickery, 109, 110.
156, 189.

Vinson, 166.

Wade, 25-27, 98, 99,
142, 147.
Wadleigh, 89.
191- Wadsho, 38.

Thurston, 10, 39, 51-58, Vose, 99.
62, 76, 151, 152, 156,
189, 193, 198, 199.
Thusten, 153-158, 190,
191, 195-197.
Thuston, 153, 158,
194.
Thwing, 20, 42.
Tibbetts, 113.
Tiler, 132.
Tilton, 14.
Tirrell, 166.

Stobrg, 190.

Tisdale, 26.

Wadson, 38.
Wadsson, 38.
Wagenseil, 182.
Wagenseller, 182.
Waite, 71, 88.
Walcott, 30.
Walcutt, 29.

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