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Note for: Benjamin D Pearce, 1810 - 1878 Index

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Mrs. Caroline Estelle Morris Green.
DAR ID Number: 81665
Born in Long Branch, N. J.
Wife of James Monroe Green.
Descendant of William Pearce.
Daughter of Jacob Walcott Morris (1810-79) and Elizabeth Louise Pearce(1836-99), his 2nd wif e, m. 1854.
Granddaughter of Benjamin D. Pearce (1810-78) and Caroline Curtis Moore(1800-74), his wife , m. 1833.
Gr-granddaughter of Benjamin Pearce (1772-1858) and Elizabeth Newberry(1780-1844), his wife , m. 1798.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of William Pearce (d. 1799) and Lydia (Tilton) Curtis(b. 1738), his 2n d wife, m. 1766.
William Pearce (1735-99), in 1778, served as private in Capt. Vorhies'company, first battali on, New Jersey Continental Line. He was born inBoston, Mass.; died in Manasquan, N. J.

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Note for: Mary G Black, 18 Jan 1794 - 9 Jun 1862 Index

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Mrs. Lillian E. Engle Vanlandingham.
DAR ID Number: 84463
Born in Rice County, Minn.
Wife of Omar Vanlandingham.
Descendant of Phillip Greely (Greele), as follows:
1. Calvin S. Engle (b. 1844), m. 1867, Ellen J. Greely (1853-1908).
2. James Greely (1826-1904), m. 1848, Sarah J. Rand (1830-68).
3. John Greely (1782-1849), m. 1812, Mary G. Black (1784-1862).
4. Phillip Greely, m. 1774, Dolly Tilton.
[p.180] Philip Greely (1750-1832), in 1777, served as a private in Capt.Hale's Company, Ne w Hampshire troops, raised to reinforce Gen. Gates'army. He was born in Kingston; died in Ho pkinton, N. H.

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Note for: Caroline Sophia Butler, 5 Oct 1827 - 29 Apr 1895 Index

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Mrs. Cora G. Johnson Jones.
DAR ID Number: 84923
Born in Ashtabula, Ohio.
Wife of Dana Jones.
Descendant of Capt. Joseph Butler, as follows:
1. Fred V. Johnson (b. 1864), m. 1885, Bessie Scoville (1860-92).
2. William C. Scoville (b. 1831), m. 1852, Carolina Butler (1830-95).
3. Bela Lincoln Butler, Jr. (1792-1876), m. Abigal Tilton (1790-1864).
4. Bela Lincoln Butler (1764-1837), m. 1785, Betsey Seagers (d. 1823).
5. Joseph Butler, m. Sarah -.
Joseph Butler served, 1775, as captain of a company of minute men in Col.John Nixon's 5th Mi ddlesex County, Massachusetts regiment. He was bornin Framingham, Mass.

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Note for: Bela Lincoln Butler, 22 Nov 1764 - 21 Jul 1837 Index

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Mrs. Cora G. Johnson Jones.
DAR ID Number: 84923
Born in Ashtabula, Ohio.
Wife of Dana Jones.
Descendant of Capt. Joseph Butler, as follows:
1. Fred V. Johnson (b. 1864), m. 1885, Bessie Scoville (1860-92).
2. William C. Scoville (b. 1831), m. 1852, Carolina Butler (1830-95).
3. Bela Lincoln Butler, Jr. (1792-1876), m. Abigal Tilton (1790-1864).
4. Bela Lincoln Butler (1764-1837), m. 1785, Betsey Seagers (d. 1823).
5. Joseph Butler, m. Sarah -.
Joseph Butler served, 1775, as captain of a company of minute men in Col.John Nixon's 5th Mi ddlesex County, Massachusetts regiment. He was bornin Framingham, Mass.

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Miss Sarah Freese Tilton.
DAR ID Number: 86073
Born in Deerfield, N. H.
Descendant of John Stearns, as follows:
1. Rev. Jeremiah D. Tilton (1816-93) m., 1840, Abigail Stearns Freese(1819-58).
2. Dudley Freese (1787-1843) m., 1810, Ruth Stearns (1789-1885).
3. John Stearns m., 1783, Sarah Lane (1759-1845).
John Stearns (1762-1843) served several enlistments under differentcommands, 1778-80, in th e New Hampshire militia. In 1832 he was placedon the pension roll of Rockingham County, N. H .

He was born in Epping; died in Deerfield, N. H.

Bond, henry. Family memories. Genealogies of the Families and Descendants of the Early Settlers of Watertown, Massachusetts, Including Waltham and Weston: to which is appended the Early History of the town. Vol 1.Boston,: Littlr, Brown and CO, 1855 Pg. 477
Teacher then farmer, miller, land surveyor, Rep in State Slegislature, Judge of the CCP.
Died in house he was born in.