21. FORTS INSTALLATION LISTING Updated 12 May 92 Amatol Arsenal, NJ springf Fred Steele, WY (2 p.) steele Totten, NY (2 p.) totten Union, ND (2 p.)union Upton, NY (2 p.) upton francis E. Warren, WY (1 p. http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/academic/history/marshall/military/mil_hist_inst/f/fo

22. WIRKSWORTH-Parish Records 1608-1899-1861 Census INDEX UDALE William 40 Br045a UNWIN Ellen 43 W355h upton francis 16 Mk789b VAINESAnn 40 Mk789h VAINES Eliza 2 Mk789d VAINES Elizabeth 19 Mk789a VAINES George http://www.wirksworth.org.uk/C61-X-28.htm

Updated 18 Apr 2005 WIRKSWORTH Parish Records 1600-1900 Return to Front Page INDEX for 1861 Census A hyperlinked INDEX for the 1861 Census for the Wirksworth Area, which includes the following places in Derbyshire, England: Alderwasley, Ashlehay, Biggin, Bonsall, Brassington, Callow, Carsington, Cromford, Griffe Grange, Hopton, Hulland Ward, Ible, Idridghay, Ireton Wood, Ironbrook, Kirk Ireton, Matlock, Middleton, Shottle, Tansley and Wirksworth. These parts of the Census contain 34 enumeration districts with 15,714 entries. TOP UD VA WAD ... (Bottom) Code SURNAME Firstname Age TOPHAM Mabel TOPHAM Samuel TOPHAM Thomas TOPLIS Abigal ... (Next page) EXPLANATION of LAYOUT Code SURNAME Firstname Age W227b ABBOTT Elizabeth 42 CODE column serves as a reference to each entry, eg: Prefixes are: Ad=Alderwasley As=Ashlehay Bg=Biggin Bn=Bonsall Br=Brassington Cw=Callow Cn=Carsington Cm=Cromford Gg=Griffe Grange Hp=Hopton Hw=Hulland Ward Ib=Ible Id=Idridghay Iw=Ireton Wood Ir=Ironbrook Kk=Kirk Ireton Mk=Matlock Md=Middleton Sh=Shottle Ty=Tansley W=Wirksworth Digits indicate the household in the order written down in the Census.

23. Upton Biography of francis upton (18521921) francis upton studied at BowdoinCollege, Brunswick and then he went to Berlin where he studied under Helmholtz. http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Upton.html

Francis Robbins Upton Born: 1852 in Peabody, Massachusetts, USA Died: 10 March 1921 in Orange, New Jersey, USA Click the picture above to see two larger pictures Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index Version for printing Francis Upton studied at Bowdoin College, Brunswick and then he went to Berlin where he studied under Helmholtz He returned to the USA and studied at Princeton University. He became the very first student to officially earn, by examination, a graduate degree from Princeton. He received the degree of Master of Science from Princeton in 1877 after being instructed by Cyrus Fogg Brackett. It was Brackett who, in 1889, founded at Princeton the first school of electrical engineering in the United States. After obtaining his Master's degree Upton worked with Thomas Edison on mathematical problems associated with devices such as the incandescent lamp, the watt-hour meter and large dynamos. Although Edison was a genius as an inventor he had no formal education so was unable to translate his intuition into mathematics. For this he relied on Upton who produced mathematical formulations of Edison's ideas. Upton went to live in Menlo Park, New Jersey, since he worked there in the laboratory that Edison had set up in that village in 1876. The laboratory was a remarkable research environment for Upton to undertake his reseach in. Better equiped than most of the leading university laboratories, it possessed the finest equipment available. Galvanometers, storage batteries, induction coils, wire chemicals, photographic equipment and a forge were available. It also had a research library where scientific publications were held. About twenty skilled machinists, in addition to the mathematical physicist Upton, staffed what was the first ever industrial research laboratory.

24. Upton Portraits Portraits of francis upton. The URL of this page is, © Copyright information.http//wwwhistory.mcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/history/PictDisplay/upton.html. http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/PictDisplay/Upton.html

Francis Upton JOC/EFR August 2005 The URL of this page is: http://www-history.mcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/history/PictDisplay/Upton.html

25. Scientific Identity: Portraits From The Dibner Library Of The History Of Science Scientist, upton, francis Robbins (1852 1921). Discipline(s), Mathematics ;Physics Portrait of francis Robbins upton ~ Enlarge Image ~ http://www.sil.si.edu/digitalcollections/hst/scientific-identity/CF/by_name_disp

26. Genealogy Data Page 14 (Family Pages) upton, francis b. 13 MAY 1712 Danvers, Essex, Mass. d. 1776 North Reading, Mass.Parents. Father upton, William Mother MARBER, Mary. Family http://newenglandgenealogy.pcplayground.com/f_d.htm

Genealogy Data Page 14 (Family Pages) For privacy reasons, Date of Birth and Date of Marriage for persons believed to still be living are not shown. Back to Main Page GRITT, Mary Family: Marriage: 9 FEB 1687/88 Wethersfield, CT. Spouse: SEYMOUR, Zachariah b. ABT. 1642 Hartford, CT. d. AUG 1702 Wethersfield, CT. Parents: Father: SEYMOUR, Richard Mother: RUSCOE, Mercy Children: SEYMOUR, Mary SEYMOUR, Elizabeth SEYMOUR, Abigail SEYMOUR, Ruth Family: Marriage: ABT. 1704 Spouse: HOLLISTER, Joseph Back to Main Page CADWELL, Hannah b. 18 AUG 1729 Family: Marriage: ABT. 1745 Spouse: HUBBARD, John b. 24 APR 1721 Hartford, CT. d. 24 NOV 1760 Parents: Father: HUBBARD, John Mother: SPENCER, Agnes Children: HUBBARD, Hannah b. 16 NOV 1746 Windsor, CT. HUBBARD, John HUBBARD, Timothy b. 16 DEC 1750 Windsor, CT. HUBBARD, Agnes b. 9 JUL 1752 Windsor, CT. HUBBARD, Deidamia HUBBARD, Joab b. 16 AUG 1758 Windsor, CT. HUBBARD, Oliver b. 16 APR 1761 Windsor, CT. Family: Marriage: 31 MAR 1757 Spouse: ANDREWS, Ithemar b. 7 JAN 1727/28 Hartford, CT Parents: Father: ANDREWS, John

27. Genealogy Data Page 272 (Family Pages) Spouse upton, francis b. 22 FEB 1772 North Reading, Mass. d. FEB 1836 Albany, ME.Parents. Father upton, Amos Mother upton, Edith. Children http://newenglandgenealogy.pcplayground.com/f_10f.htm

Genealogy Data Page 272 (Family Pages) For privacy reasons, Date of Birth and Date of Marriage for persons believed to still be living are not shown. Back to Main Page Ann, Family: Marriage: 1726 Spouse: BODWELL, Henry b. 6 NOV 1688 Andover, Mass. Parents: Father: BODWELL, Henry Mother: EMERY, Bethia Children: BODWELL, Ann b. 25 FEB 1726/27 Andover, Mass. BODWELL, Henry BODWELL, Phebe b. 15 FEB 1730/31 Andover, Mass. BODWELL, Bethia b. 25 MAY 1734 Andover, Mass. BODWELL, Joshua b. 4 OCT 1736 Andover, Mass. BODWELL, Mary b. 21 JUL 1740 Andover, Mass. BODWELL, William b. MAR 1742/43 Andover, Mass. d. ABT. 1743 BODWELL, William b. 18 MAY 1747 Andover, Mass. Back to Main Page PARKER, Mary b. 30 JUN 1686 Andover, Mass. d. 20 MAR 1737/38 Methuen, Mass. Parents: Father: PARKER, Stephen Mother: MARSTON, Mary Family: Marriage: 6 FEB 1710/11 Andover, Mass. Spouse: BODWELL, James b. 16 JAN 1690/91 Andover, Mass. Parents: Father: BODWELL, Henry Mother: EMERY, Bethia Children: BODWELL, Mary BODWELL, James BODWELL, Hannah b. 25 JUN 1715 Haverhill, Mass. BODWELL, Stephen

28. AIP International Catalog Of Sources Scrapbooks, 18771925. by upton, francis Robbins, 1852-1921. certificates,printed matter, and photos, illustrating upton s career as the first http://www.aip.org/history/catalog/429.html

If you are not immediately redirected, please click here My List - Help Browse Archival Resources Archival Finding Aids Books Photos Browse FAQs Past Searches History Home Search: Author Subject Title Journal/Newspaper Title Series Computer File (Software) Title Video Title Refine Search AIP Niels Bohr Library Item Information Holdings More by this author Upton, Francis Robbins, 1852-1921. Subjects Edison, Thomas A. (Thomas Alva), 1847-1931. Roosevelt, Franklin D. (Franklin Delano), 1882-1945. Edison Pioneers. Princeton University Students. Electric lighting, Incandescent Research. Laboratories New Jersey Melo Park. Browse Catalog by author: Upton, Francis Robbins, 1852-1921. by title: Scrapbooks, 1877-192... MARC Display Scrapbooks, 1877-1925. by Upton, Francis Robbins, 1852-1921. Description: 3 volumes. Owning Repository: New Jersey Historical Society. Library. 230 Broadway, Newark, N. J. 07104. USA Country of Repository: USA Biography/History: Physicist and mathematician. Scope of Material: Scrapbooks containing letters, certificates, printed matter, and photos, illustrating Upton's career as the first recipient of a master of science degree granted by Princeton University, at Thomas A. Edison's Menlo Park laboratories where he worked on incandescent light, and later as president of Edison Pioneers, an organization of early employees of the Edison Company. Includes letters of Thomas A. Edison and Franklin D. Roosevelt. Added Author: AIP-ICOS Genre Term(s): Certificates.

29. AIP International Catalog Of Sources Individuals and subjects include Thomas A. Edison, Edward H. Johnson, PierreCurie, Marie Curie, francis R. upton, francis Jehl, Nichola Tesla, http://www.aip.org/history/catalog/164.html

If you are not immediately redirected, please click here My List - Help Browse Archival Resources Archival Finding Aids Books Photos Browse FAQs Past Searches History Home Search: Author Subject Title Journal/Newspaper Title Series Computer File (Software) Title Video Title Refine Search AIP Niels Bohr Library Item Information Holdings More by this author Hammer, William Joseph, 1858-1934. Subjects Cathode rays. Electric engineering United States. Electricity. Fluorescence. Incandescent lamps. Inventions. Light bulbs. Lighting (Technology) Technological innovations. Phosphorescence. Radium. Science. Selenium. X-rays. Browse Catalog by author: Hammer, William Joseph, 1858-1934. by title: William J. Hammer Co... MARC Display William J. Hammer Collection, ca. 1874-1935; 1955-1957. by Hammer, William Joseph, 1858-1934. Description: 23 cubic feet. Owning Repository: Smithsonian Institution. National Museum of American History (U.S.). Archives Center. MRC 601, 12th Street and Constitution Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C. 20560, USA Country of Repository: USA Biography/History: Hammer was an inventor and consulting engineer with broad ranging interests in science and technology. He began his career as an assistant in Edison's Menlo Park Laboratory and progressed through various sites of involvement in projects from incandescent lighting to wire recording.

30. Upton Then francis upton returned to the USA and studied at Princeton University. In December 1878 francis upton joined Edison at his laboratory in Menlo Park http://www.geocities.com/bioelectrochemistry/upton.html

31. Ginny's Genealogy Page daughter of francis upton Margaret Antoinette Johnston Feb. 2, 1861Oct. 23, francis upton Johnston, MD Apr 6, 1826-Nov. 20, 1892 Margaret Antoinette http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/2843/cemeteries.html

GINNY'S DUTCHESS COUNTY TOMBSTONE INSCRIPTIONS (1) “Thinking He was the gardener, she said, ‘Sir, if you have carried Him away, tell me where you have put Him, and I will get Him.’” John 20:15 This Page is Dedicated to "Ginny's Genealogical Golden Guideline" Share with others as you would want them to share with you! INTRODUCTION As a child my Mom lived in Poughkeepsie Rural Cemetery in a house on the grounds where my grandfather was a gardener and caretaker. I would often listen to her stories of growing up there! One of which included the story of my Uncle being born in the house in the cemetery in which they lived.  It was my Mom who taught me that there was nothing to be afraid of in Cemeteries as no one there was going to hurt me. If there was anyone I should be afraid of, it might be those that were alive and kicking. Sooooooo, I guess you might say Cemeteries are in my blood. I hope that as you meander through this page you find some useful information in regard to your ancestors! These listings are not to be considered complete. Although I have endeavored to make them as accurate as possible, I take no responsibility for their accuracy and in many cases I have

32. John Henry Upton John N. upton, John Henry upton, francis Marion upton. (left to right) John N.upton, John Henry upton, francis Marion upton. back to Contents. Commanders http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~scottandgwen/jhu.html

OAS_AD('Top'); Private Prisoner of War Company E 87th Illinois Infantry United States Civil War John Henry Upton 29 October 1837 10 February 1908 Contents Cemetery marker Biography Obituary Military Record ... Camp Ford Pictures John H. Upton was captured in 1864 and imprisoned at Camp Ford in Tyler, Texas. Follow this link to learn more about this Civil War prison camp. Cemetery marker Springer Cemetery Hamilton County, Illinois back to Contents Biography from the History Of Gallatin, Saline, Hamilton, (p. 748) [this is how it appears in the article; however from his military records and prisoner of war record, it should read nine months at Camp Ford. July 5, 1865 he was discharged at Springfield. December 28, 1865, he married Ann E. Derrick, born in 1851 in Arkansas, who came to Illinois when thirteen years old. Their nine children are Rachael S. (wife of W. Wheeler), Thomas A., David C., Flora M., George N., Sarah A., Walter M., Lawrence B. and Felix Z. He owns 145 acres, but since the fall of 1884 he has been living on his father's 160-acre tract. Politically he is a Nationalist, first voting for Douglas. He is a successful famer and esteemed citizen. back to Contents Obituary source: McLeansboro Times John H. Upton was born in Hamilton County, Ill. October 29, 1837. Died Feb. 10, 1908, age 70 years, 3 months, 11 days.

33. Pigot's Trade Directory Of 1830 - Worcestershire Dancock, Edward, uptonupon-Severn, 882. Daniel, John, Worcester, 885 Dauter?francis, Evesham, 865. Davenport, Edward, Bromsgrove, 858 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~pobjoyoneill/tradedir/wor1830/wor1830D.

OAS_AD('Top'); Worcestershire 'D' SURNAME FIRSTNAME AREA PAGE D'Egville Louis Harvey Worcester Dalby William Worcester Dale Thomas Worcester Dallinger John Worcester Dalton Dudley Danby Adam Bewdley Danby Thos Worcester Dance Mary Worcester Dance William Redditch Dancer Stourbridge Dancock Edward Upton-upon-Severn Daniel John Worcester Daniel Saml Worcester Daniels Ann Worcester Daniels Margaret Worcester Danks Kidderminster Danks Stourbridge Danks Stourport Danks Stourport Danks Worcester Danks Worcester Danks Saml Bewdley Danks Samuel Bewdley Danse Samuel Worcester Dansey Richard Tenbury Darbey John Dudley Darbey John Dudley Darby Edmund Stourbridge Darby Edward Stourbridge Darby John Stourbridge Darby John Stourbridge Darby John Stourbridge Darby Joseph Stourbridge Darby Joseph Stourbridge Darby Phoebe Stourbridge Darke Enoch Worcester Darke Mary Ann Worcester Darke Samuel Worcester Darke Sarah Worcester Daughton John Bewdley Dauter? Francis Evesham Davenport Edward Bromsgrove Davies Dudley Davies Colonel Pershore Davies Edward Dudley Davies Edward Tenbury Davies Edward Tenbury Davies Edward Worcester Davies Francis Pershore Davies Henry Worcester Davies John Dudley Davies John Stourbridge Davies John Stourbridge Davies Jos Redditch Davies Rev David Stourport Davies Thos Stourport Davies William Stourbridge Davies Wm Kidderminster Davis Aaron Tenbury Davis Catharine Worcester Davis Charles Stourbridge Davis E Wordsley Stourbridge Davis Edward Tenbury Davis Francis Worcester Davis Henry Great Malvern Davis Henry Worcester Davis Jeremiah Worcester Davis Jerh Worcester Davis John Evesham Davis John Redditch Davis John Worcester Davis John Worcester Davis Jos Worcester Davis Joseph Stourbridge

34. Princeton University: SEAS: Graduate Information: Francis Upton Fellowships The francis upton Graduate Fellowships. The upton Fellowships are made possible by a The upton Fellowships are named in memory of francis Robbins upton, http://www.princeton.edu/~seasweb/ginfo/upton.html

The Francis Upton Graduate Fellowships The Upton Fellowships are made possible by a gift from The Lucy and Eleanor S. Upton Charitable Foundation and matched by alumnus Gordon Y.S. Wu (Class of 1958). Upton Fellows are awarded four years of financial support, including full tuition and a premium stipend. In addition, the award provides funds that can be used by the student for research expenditures and for travel to international professional conferences. The Upton Fellowships are named in memory of Francis Robbins Upton, the very first student to officially earn, by examination, a graduate degree from Princeton. He received a Masters of Science in 1877. Mr. Upton was a longtime associate of Thomas Edison. Since Edison was an intuitive genius with no formal education, he relied heavily upon Upton to interpret his revolutionary insights and translate them into mathematical equations. "Appointment as an Upton Fellow is one of the highest honors that our School can bestow on an incoming graduate student," said James Wei, dean of the School of Engineering and Applied Science at Princeton. "They are chosen based on their outstanding achievements as undergraduates and their potential for success at Princeton and beyond."

35. Princeton - News - Francis Upton Fellow Princeton Names francis upton Fellow. PRINCETON, NJ Limin Wang, a 1997 graduate The upton Fellowships are named in memory of francis Robbins upton, http://www.princeton.edu/pr/news/97/q3/0701-upton.html

News from PRINCETON UNIVERSITY Communications and Publications, Stanhope Hall Princeton, New Jersey 08544 Tel 609/258-3601; Fax 609/258-1301 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Date: July 1, 1997 Contact: Justin Harmon 609/258-5732 Princeton Names Francis Upton Fellow PRINCETON, N.J. Limin Wang, a 1997 graduate of Peking University, China, has received a Francis Upton Fellowship for graduate study in engineering at Princeton University's School of Engineering and Applied Science, where he will study computer science. "Appointment as an Upton Fellow is one of the highest honors that our School can bestow on an incoming graduate student," said James Wei, dean of the School of Engineering and Applied Science at Princeton. "They are chosen based on their outstanding achievements as undergraduates and their potential for success at Princeton and beyond." The 1997 Upton Fellows represent the fields of chemical engineering, civil engineering and operations research, computer science, electrical engineering, and mechanical and aerospace engineering. At Princeton, the fellows may choose to study in one of those fields, or they may consider an interdisciplinary program within one of the Centers that unite the School of Engineering and Applied Science with the rest of the University. These interdisciplinary centers include the Advanced Technology Center for Photonics and Optoelectronic Materials, the Princeton Materials Institute, the Center for Energy and Environmental Studies, and the Princeton Environmental Institute.

36. Browse By Author: S - Project Gutenberg Sinclair, upton (18781968). Wikipedia 100% the Story of a Patriot (English) Smith, francis Hopkinson (1838-1915). Colonel Carter of Cartersville http://www.gutenberg.org/browse/authors/s

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37. Upton ARLFC francis Welsh restored upton s lead with a well worked try, upton quicklyreplied ith a welworked try from from francis Welsh converted by Daneil http://www.uptonarlfc.co.uk/page9.htm

Welcome To Upton Amateur Rugby League Football Club HOME Under 11's 2002-2003 Upton 24 - Stanley Ranges Reports From John Cowling Upton ARLFC entertained Stanley Rangers of Wakefield on Saturday 5TH of April and won an exciting fixture 24-0 which was dominated by a second half hat trick by Man-of-the-Match Tom Barton. Frin the kick off both defences were extremely strong, Cory Soulsby and Billy Mortimer both put in some excellent tackling stints Upton with ball in hand looked like breaking the deadlock when fine work from scrum-half Adam Rumblow and forwards Niall Knight, Jack Hobson and Francis Welsh went unrewarded. The pressure soon told and Ryan Brown, Thomas Hartley and Alex Gledhill moved the ball close to the Stanley goal line. From here Daniel Cowling charged overt the line and converted his own try to put Upton in the lead. Stanley responded but were held up over the Upton line three times to leave the score 6-0 at half-time. From the re-start Upton increased their lead with Tom Barton's first try, which he converted himself. Stanley again responded but was prevented from scoring by props Shaun Widdowson and Gareth Jones Tom Barton who scored two quick tries, which were converted by Liam Field and Nathan Hurcomb to complete the soring

38. Upton ARLFC From the restart upton s dominance continued with francis Welsh, Kyle Simmonsand Daniel Cowling all scoring two tries each and Adam Rumblow bagging his http://www.uptonarlfc.co.uk/page3141.htm

Captain Leads the way Team captain Adam Rumblow led the way with a 5 try haul when Upton returned from Fryston with a 76-8 vicory. From the kick off Upton dominated the proceedings Daniel Cowling opening the scoring, closeley followed by Prop Nial Knights frist try of the season with Adam Rumblow scoring four tries, Francis Welsh, man of the match Kyle Simmons one each and Cowling a second try and two conversions bringing the score to 40-0 at half time. From the restart Upton's dominance continued with Francis Welsh, Kyle Simmons and Daniel Cowling all scoring two tries each and Adam Rumblow bagging his fifth with Nathan Hurcomb Weighing in with four tries. Fryston were rewarded for their hadr work with two unconverted tries.

39. Cullen - The Rude Forefathers francis Horner West, a retired Bishop who lived in the upton vicarage.The Venerable francis H. West was also Archdeacon of Newark in Nottinghamshire. http://www.lrbcg.com/jtcullen/RudFath.htm

Click the arrow to go up a level to the Cullen Genealogy Chart Cullens of Upton, Nottinghamshire The Rude Forefathers Main Line of "The Rude Forefathers" The Cullens that lived in Upton, Nottinghamshire were part of a large group of yeoman farmers. A book, "The Rude Forefathers", was written many years ago by Francis Horner West, a retired Bishop who lived in the Upton vicarage. The Venerable Francis H. West was also Archdeacon of Newark in Nottinghamshire. Francis West likely took the title from a poem written by Thomas Gray . A chapter in Mr. West's book describes the life of the yeoman farmer and, lucky for us, he chose the records of the Cullen family as an example. Included is a fairly detailed genealogy. This page is a summary of that information, combined with other sources regarding the same families, beginning with Richard Cullen of Upton and ending with Thomas Cullen the Elder, Yeoman of Upton. Concerning the book itself, our family has located and purchased a copy of this hard to find volume, and it is certain to become an important part of the family history collection. From the Introduction If you've studied these families for any amount of time, you will have already noticed the prominence of the name Gervase in this family line. Gervase is an English patronymic name and was brought into England by the Normans after 1066. As such, the name contains Germanic root words:

40. Summary Of The Cullen Family History In fact, there is a Gervase Cullen, yeoman of upton, who is known to have beenborn Sep A book written many years ago by francis Horner West The Rude http://www.lrbcg.com/jtcullen/CullBrf.htm

Click the arrow to go up a level to the Homepage Follow the above link or click the graphic below to visit the Homepage. A Brief Summary of Cullen Family History Jim Cullen This document was produced in order to present names, dates, locations, and family ties in one message. The purpose is for distribution and (hopefully) the discovery of new connections for the Cullen family and any other family, however distantly related. Enos and Seth Cullen came to the U.S. in 1840 and settled the northern regions of Ohio, along the shores of Lake Erie. Enos lived in Sandusky and Erie Counties. Seth lived in Lucas, Henry, and Paulding Counties. From obituaries, grave markers, and estate papers it was known that Enos was born in 1821 and Seth in 1819, both near Boston, Lincolnshire, England. From known family history, they were brothers. It is also said that we are Irish, though our name was not originally O'Cullen as others. In the Mormon IGI, entries for Enos and Seth were found at the expected place and dates. The parents were William Cullen and Elisabeth Houghton who were married at Great Hale, Lincolnshire in 1816. Their children were (all christened at Great Hale): Ann (1817), Seth (1819), Enos (1821), Sarah (1823), Charlotte (b.1825 d.1826), George (1827), and Charlotte (1830). Father William was christened at Great Hale in 1795. A researcher hired out of England says that, although the father of William is listed as William, it is likely that the father was actually Thomas Cullen of Great Hale and that he was not present at that christening - so William is listed twice.

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