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     William Nathaniel Hutchings married Lucille (?).² William Nathaniel Hutchings was born on 18 Dec 1890.^1,3 He was the son of William Smith Hutchings and Mary Alice Olds.¹ William Nathaniel Hutchings died in 1974.⁴ He was buried at Christ Church Cemetery, Hill View, Warwick Parish, Bermuda.²

     William Smith Hutchings married Mary Alice Olds, daughter of William Emerson Olds and Margaret Melona Morgan, on 6 Jan 1875.¹
     William Smith Hutchings and Mary Alice Hutchings appeared on the census of 15 Apr 1910 at Moosic Borough, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, as follows:
     23/23 Hutchings, William S., head, 61, married once, 35 years, b. Bermuda-English, parents b. Bermuda-English, came to US in 1867, naturalized, Superintendent, powder mills
      , Alice N., wife, 54, married once, 35 years, 5 children, 5 living, b. Vermont, parents b. Vermont
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Fred J. Hamilton is written in here, above the line
      Hutchings, William N., son, 19, single, b. Pa., father b. Bermuda--English, mother b. Vermont
      Olds, Margaret, mother-in-law, 83, widow, 3 children, 3 living, b. Vermont, parents b. Vermont
[Three immigrant servant women are listed in this family.].²

     Cheaney Hutchins was born on 19 Apr 1782 at Winchester, New Hampshire.¹ He married Susannah Wood, daughter of Benjamin Wood and Lucy Olds, on 23 Apr 1812.¹ Cheaney Hutchins died on 11 Mar 1840 at Bethlehem, New Hampshire, at age 57.¹
     He was "of Winchester, N. H."¹

     Amos Hyatt married Octavia Irene Olds, daughter of Frederick Augustus Olds and Elizabeth A. Lincoln, on 27 Jan 1874.¹

     Clarence Levi Hyde married Martha Sargent.² Clarence Levi Hyde was born on 28 Feb 1854.² He was the son of Rufus Hyde and Emily Catherine Olds.³

     David Bliss Hyde married Violet Gwyn.² David Bliss Hyde was born on 26 Mar 1859.² He was the son of Rufus Hyde and Emily Catherine Olds.¹

     Eleazer Hyde was born on 27 Dec 1772 at Norwich, Connecticut.¹ He married (?) Keziah Howes on 22 Nov 1802.¹

     Elwin Rufus Hyde married Marion Mitchell.² Elwin Rufus Hyde was born on 19 Mar 1851.² He was the son of Rufus Hyde and Emily Catherine Olds.³

     John Hyde married Rhoda Kellogg, daughter of Joel Kellogg and Desire Olds, on 18 Sep 1804.¹ John Hyde died in 1860.²
     He was a shoemaker in Wolcott, Sodus, Rose and Huron, Wayne County, New York.¹

     Oscar Henry Hyde was born on 6 Apr 1861.² He was the son of Rufus Hyde and Emily Catherine Olds.¹ Oscar Henry Hyde married Laura May Thomas on 16 Mar 1897.²

     Rufus Hyde was born on 5 Nov 1819 at Williamsburg, Massachusetts.^3,4 He was the son of Eleazer Hyde and (?) Keziah Howes.² Rufus Hyde married Emily Catherine Olds, daughter of Levi Olds and Emily Meacham, in Aug 1848 at Middlefield, Hampshire County, Massachusetts.^1,5,6 Rufus Hyde died on 4 Oct 1869 at Rowe, Massachusetts, at age 49.^7,8
     "S. A. Healy's mill, occupied by him in the manufacture of plane and sawhandles, and by Henry L. Eddy in the general turning business, occupies the mill privilege originally constructed by William Williams, in 1839. The original dam was about 200 yards higher up the stream, and the mill about thirty rods above the present location. This property has had many owners. L. K. Baker and Rufus Hyde used it for a long time for a saw-mill, carding works, broom handle and button works, until about 1849, when G. W. Rhodes succeeded Baker and commenced the manufacture of plane handles about that year. In June, 1850, the dam was destroyed, and Rhodes substituted a steam engine in place of water-power, and in 1852 the present mill, which had formerly done good service at the Green Mountain academy, located at Worthington, was erected and run by steam till 1860, when Parsons & Healy became sole proprietors of the mill rights and erected the dam as it stands. About 1864 S. A. Healy became sole owner and continues the business, employing from three to six hands. After the loss of the dam in 1850, Rufus Hyde conceived the idea and carried it into execution, of building a dam higher up the stream, bringing the water a part of the way on the opposite side of the river and thence across the river in a cylinder into the old canal. This proved an expensive experiment, although temporarily successful. Hyde and his wife were both drowned in a flood at Rowe, Mass., while trying to save his mill from destruction."
     "Rufus [Hyde], born November, 1819, married Catherine Emely Olds of Middlefield, and they settled in Chesterfield. They had four sons, Elwin, Clarence, and Oscar, partners of the Safety Emery Wheel Company in Bridgeport and St. Louis, and a son, David, a farmer in California."⁹
     Rufus Hyde, age 49, married male, sawyer, b. Mass., died in Oct. 1869. Also, Catherine E. Hyde, age 39, married female, keeping house, died in Oct. 1869. One annotation for each says "Drowned in the great freshet of Oct. 4, 1869." Another says "family not in town" -- thus the census taker could not post the number of the census family in which the deceased belonged.⁷

     John Ibbotson was born in 1826 at Chester County, Pennsylvania.² He married Mary E. Reynolds on 9 Sep 1899 at Edwards County, Illinois.¹ John Ibbotson died in 1912.²

     (infant son) Iler was born on 20 Aug 1900.¹ He was the son of Charles Iler and Maggie M. Olds.¹ (infant son) Iler died on 3 Oct 1900.¹ He was buried at Bowholtz Cemetery, Oakwood, Paulding County, Ohio.²

     Charles Iler was born in 1859.² He married Maggie M. Olds, daughter of Gilbert Ogden Olds and Sarah Catharine Showman, on 18 Jun 1899 at Paulding County, Ohio.¹ Charles Iler died in 1937² and was buried at Bowholtz Cemetery, Oakwood, Paulding County, Ohio.³
     Charles Iler and Maggie M. Iler appeared on the census of 3 May 1910 at Jackson Township, Paulding County, Ohio, as follows:
     178/180 Iler, Charles, head, 48, marr. once, 10 yrs., b. Ohio, parents b. Penn., general farming
      , Maggie M., wife, 27, marr. once, 10 yrs., 4 children, 3 living, b. Ohio, parents b. Ohio
      , Ralph D., son, 7, b. Ohio, parents b. Ohio
      , Charles D., son, 3, b. Ohio, parents b. Ohio
      , Vernie B., dau., 1 8/12, b. Ohio, parents b. Ohio.⁴

     Charles D. Iler was born on 1 Feb 1907 at Jackson Township, Paulding County, Ohio.^1,2 He was the son of Charles Iler and Maggie M. Olds.¹

     Ralph D Iler was born on 11 Jun 1902 at Jackson Township, Paulding County, Ohio.^1,2 He was the son of Charles Iler and Maggie M. Olds.¹

     Vernie B. Iler was born c 1909 at Ohio.¹ She was the daughter of Charles Iler and Maggie M. Olds.¹

     Joseph Infeld was born c 1732.¹
     ToDo: These are refs to check on Infeld - Empfield:
Pennsylvania German Pioneers, Vol 1 p. 508 (Film #1035683 Item 5
1759 York Co. PA Church Record of the 18th Century, Canadochly Union Church, pg 108
History of York County, PA, pg 644 (Rev. Soldiers of Fariview Twp. incl J. Enfield
1781 PA Archives Vol. 221, pp. 484, 584, 697
1790 c Franklin Co. PA
1796 PA Archives Warrantees of Land Bedford Co. Jan 18 1796
1800 c Bedford Co PA
check records of Franklin Co. PA.
He immigrated on 22 Nov 1752 to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. On this date, at a Council in the Courthouse in Philadelphia, Joseph Infeld was listed among those foreigners who had arrived in the Ship Phoenix with Captain Ruben Honor, from Rotterdam and last for Cowes. As is usual in these lists, nothing connects him with his previous or subsequent history. It may be just a coincidental finding of a familiar name in a large list of names.²
     In the records of Conejohela of Canadochly Church, now located in Lower Windsor Township of York County, Pennsylvania, Joseph and Christine Infeld had three children recorded.
Born 28 Jan 1759 and baptised 10 Feb 1759, Gorg Ludwig Infeld, sponsors: Ludwig Mayer and Anna Margaretha Wicker
Born 28 Jan 1759 and baptised 10 Feb 17959, Anna Margaretha Infeld, sponsors: Balthasar Wicker and Anna Magaretha Mayer
Born 3 Oct 1762 and baptised 15 Apr 1762, Thomas Infeld, sponsors: Thomas Zigler and Magaretha.

     Sally/Sarah Ingram was born on 14 Feb 1790 at Suffield, Connecticut.¹ She married Wareham Olds, son of Samuel Old and Elizabeth (?), on 15 Oct 1812 at Suffield, Connecticut.² Sally/Sarah Ingram died on 4 Mar 1874 at Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut, at age 84.³ She was buried at West Suffield Cemetery, Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut.^4,5
     Sally/Sarah Ingram appeared on the census of 11 Sep 1850 at Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut, as follows:
     John P. Ingram, 40, shoemaker, b. Conn.⁶
     Sarah Olds, 50, b. Conn.
     Sarah M. " , 36, b. Mass
     Sophronia W. ", 29, b. Mass.
[I expected Sarah to age 60]⁷
Sally/Sarah Ingram appeared on the census of 8 Jun 1860 at W. Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut, as follows:
     W. Sarah Olds, 71, ditto marks indicating cigar maker, b. Conn.
     Mariah Olds, 46, ditto marks indicating cigar maker, b. Mass.
     Sophronia " , 39, dress maker, b. Mass.
     John P. Ingram, 58, map agent, b. Conn.⁸
Sally/Sarah Olds and Wealthy Sophronia Olds appeared on the census of 2 Aug 1870 at Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut, as follows:
     Olds, Sally, 80, b. Conn.
      , Sophronia, 50, keeping house, b. Mass.⁹

     Ervie Inyart was born on 17 Jul 1907.³ He married Jennie Irene Higgins, daughter of Asa Higgins Jr. and Sarah Nancy Ridgely, on 4 Jun 1967.¹ Ervie Inyart appears in the Social Security Death Index as having died 23 Apr 1997 with the last place of residence listed as Olney, Richland County, Illinois. Ervie's SSN was issued in Illinois. Also, his birth date is given as 17 July 1907.³

     Anna Barton Irwin was born on 30 Aug 1870.¹ She married Benjamin Olds, son of James Olds and Anastasia Talmage, on 28 Sep 1893.¹

     Florence S. Irwin was born on 1 Jan 1909 at California.^1,2 She married Charles H. Olds, son of Charles Henry Olds and Mary Harriet Wheeler, on 8 Jul 1967 at Inyo County, California.¹ Florence S. Irwin died on 31 Dec 1971 at Inyo County, California, at age 62² and was buried at East Line Street Cemetery, Bishop, Inyo County, California.³

     James Fuller Isham was born on 21 May 1801 at Gilsum, New Hampshire.¹ He married Harriet Wood, daughter of Benjamin Wood and Lucy Olds, on 20 Nov 1823.¹ James Fuller Isham died on 22 Feb 1874 at East Alstead, New Hampshire, at age 72.¹

     Margaret Istas was born on 16 Apr 1916 at Montana.¹ She married Clinton Lee Tracy, son of John Tracy and Bertha Albertine Hedrick, on 30 Nov 1940 at Seattle, King County, Washington.^1,2 Margaret Istas died on 27 Apr 2006 at age 90.³
     Her obituary states:
     Margaret Istas TRACY April 16, 1916 to April 27, 2006 Dedicated wife, mother, caregiver, anesthesiology nurse and volunteer at King County Health Clinic, Volunteer Park Museum, The Boy Scouts, University United Methodist Temple described her many facets. She was truly a woman of the twentieth century; one who also enjoyed camping, beach combing looking for artifacts of antiquity, reading, her dogs, vacationing in Hawaii and Puerto Rico. Born in Hingham, Montana, the eldest of six children, attending a one room school in an area where her father homesteaded; Margaret also cared for her paternal grandmother. When she was thirteen the family moved to Battleground, WA, then to Olympia where she graduated from high school. Following her graduation from high school she moved to Sedro Woolley to work at the mental institution. Upon returning to Seattle she entered nursing school at Virginia Mason, graduating in 1939. After further education in anesthesiology she worked with Drs. Boissaeu and Rhembe, Pediatricians. Margaret was a member of the Washington Archeological Society, Heron Rocks Camping Association, Hornby Island, B.C., and the University Temple United Methodist Church for more than sixty-six years. She is survived by her husband of sixty-five years, C. Lee Tracy; their son, John Mark Tracy and wife, Johnnie of Holly Springs, N.C; grandchildren, Jeffrey Scott Williams-Tracy and wife, Laura of Charlotte, N.C. Justin Tracy and wife, Lana of Alpharetta, GA; great-grandchildren, Heywood and Hamlin Williams-Tracy and Holden and Eleanor Tracy; her siblings, Shirley I. Spitz of Port Angeles, WA, Joyce Boyd, Janet Butler, Frank Istas, all of Seattle and Larry Istas, Paducah, KY. Services will be at Acacia Memorial Park at 1:00 p.m., Friday, May 5th, 14951 Bothell Way N.E., Lake Forest Park, WA. Remembrances may be made to Children's Hospital, 4800 Sand Point Way, Seattle, WA 98105. Published in print on 5/3/2006. Seattle Times.³

     Phebe Ives was the daughter of William Ives and Hannah (?).² Phebe Ives married John Rose, son of John Rose, in Aug 1670.³

     William Ives married Hannah (?).¹

     Thomas H. Ivey married Julia Grace Fowler, daughter of Theron Earle Fowler and Elizabeth Williams.² Thomas H. Ivey was born on 7 Apr 1939.¹ He died on 3 Mar 1973 at age 33.¹

     Archibald C. Jackson was born on 14 Oct 1795.⁴ He married Amanda Olds, daughter of Timothy Olds, on 4 Nov 1818 at Huron County, Ohio.^5,2,6 Archibald C. Jackson died in Oct 1865.^4,7
     Archibald C. Jackson appeared on the census of 1820 at Oxford, Huron County, Ohio, as follows:
     1 male under 10, 1 male under 16, 1 m 16 to 26, 1 female under 10, 1 f 16 to 26.⁸
     "A. C. Jackson settled in this township on the ridge in 1822. He married Amanda Olds in Huron county in 1818, and at the time of settlement in this township the family consisted of two children. Ten children were born in this county. Eight came to maturity and seven are still living. Mr. Jackson died October 24, 1865, aged exactly seventy-one. Their cabin was the first house of entertainment in the township. Mrs. Jackson was one of the most useful women in the pioneer settlement. Her kindness and skill in the treatment of disease is gratefully remembered by those of the pioneers of that community yet suviving. She lives in Clyde."⁹
Archibald C. Jackson and Amanda Jackson appeared on the census of 4 Sep 1850 at Townsend, Sandusky, Ohio, as follows:
     ----/1200 Archabold C. Jackson, 55, farmer, b. Conn.
      Amanda Jackson, 49, b. Mass.
      Julia S. Jackson, 26, b. Ohio
      Caroline Jackson, 25, b. Ohio
      Charles Jackson, 20, farmer, b. Ohio
      David Jackson, 16, b. Ohio
      Andrew Jackson, 6, b. Ohio
      Amanda ??????, 10, b. Ohio.¹⁰
Archibald C. Jackson and Amanda Jackson appeared on the census of 27 Jul 1860 at Clyde, Green Creek Township, Sandusky County, Ohio, as follows:
     1627/1591 Archibald C. Jackson, 65, b. Conn., deaf
      Amanda, 58, b. N Y
      Andrew, 16, b. Ohio.¹¹

     Caroline Jackson was born in 1824.³ She was the daughter of Archibald C. Jackson and Amanda Olds.² Caroline Jackson married Ephraim Beaghler in 1858.^4,5 Caroline Jackson died in 1907.³ She was buried at Parkhurst Cemetery, Clyde, Sandusky County, Ohio.⁶

     Charles Jackson was born on 16 Feb 1830 at Sandusky County, Ohio.³ He was the son of Archibald C. Jackson and Amanda Olds.²