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     Charles Loveland was born on 1 Nov 1828 at Norwich, Windsor County, Vermont.² He married (1) Clarissa Ann Olds, daughter of Gideon Olds, on 6 Dec 1855 at Norwich, Windsor County, Vermont.^1,3 Charles Loveland married (2) Ellen Clementine Wright on 2 Mar 1875 at Norwich, Windsor County, Vermont.²
     "On the death of his father he became part owner, with his oldest brother, Joseph Talcott, of the Loveland homestead. Aftera few years he sold out his interest and moved away and engaged in other occupations. He is now a farmer in his native town and a trustworthv citizen. He had the advantages of the common school and the academy. Congregational in doctrine and Republican in politics.—W.J. L." [Thus apparently submitted by the subject's brother, William Jerome Loveland.]⁴
Charles Loveland appeared on the census of 6 Jun 1870 at Hartford, Windsor County, Vermont, as follows:

Charles Loveland appeared on the census of 1 Jun 1880 at Norwich, Windsor County, Vermont, as follows:

     Charles Albert Loveland was born on 4 Sep 1859 at Norwich, Windsor County, Vermont.¹ He was the son of Charles Loveland and Clarissa Ann Olds.¹ Charles Albert Loveland died on 29 Aug 1892 at age 32.¹

     Clarissa Louisa Loveland was born on 5 Sep 1862 at Norwich, Windsor County, Vermont.³ She was the daughter of Charles Loveland and Clarissa Ann Olds.¹

     David Andrew Loveland was born on 3 Apr 1839 at Norwich, Windsor County, Vermont.^1,3 He married Clara Amelia Olds, daughter of Franklin Lyman Olds and Lucy Blood, on 20 Nov 1860 at Norwich, Windsor County, Vermont.^1,4
     David Andrew Loveland appeared on the census of 1 Jun 1880 at Norwich, Wndsor County, Vermont, as follows:
He was a farmer and a Republican.⁶
     " David Andrew Loveland was educated in the public schools and fitted for college at Thedford Academy, Thedford, Vt. He never entered college, however, but shortly after leaving the academy, purchased a farm three miles northwest of Norwich, Vt., and began the life of a farmer. Nov. 30, 1860, he married Miss Clara A. Olds, daughter of Franklin Lyman and Lucy Olds. Her father was the leading merchant in the vicinity for over forty years and postmaster at Norwich for twenty-five years. He represented the town in the State Legislature for several different sessions. After seven years of farm life Mr. Loveland sold his farm, and during the years 1868-1872, was engaged in the business of railroad supplies and contractor in New York City. In 1872 he returned to Norwich and purchased the farm which he now (1892) owns. In 1881 he removed to the village of Norwich. He has been honored at different times by his townsmen by being elected to the various town offices, having filled nearly every office in the gift of the town. They elected him Selectman in 1874, '75, '76 and '81. He is at present (1892) Justice of the Peace and the Trial Justice of the town. Besides these honors he has many t usts: settling estates, guardian for minors, and care of trust funds. Tuesday, Sept. 6, 1892, he was elected Representative from the town to the General Assembly of the State of Vermont.—F. O. L " [Apparently submitted by his son, Frank Olds Loveland.].⁷

     Franklin Olds Loveland was born on 12 Dec 1861.¹ He was the son of David Andrew Loveland and Clara Amelia Olds.^1,2
     "FRANK OLDS LOVELAND, the son of David Andrew and Clara Olds Loveland, was born at Norwich, Vt., Dec, 12, 1861. The early years of his life were spent on his father's farm and in the public schools. In the fall of 1879 he entered St. Johnsbury Academy at St. Johnsbury, Vt., to prepare for college. He graduated from this academy with the class of 1882, and entered Dartmouth College the following fall, from which he graduated with honors in the class of 1886. Final honors for proficiency in physics were conferred on him by the college in addition to the regular degree, of A. B. He was also elected a member of the Phi Beta Kappa fraternity. During his college course he was manager of the Board of Editors of "The Dartmouth," and editor-in-chief of "The Academy Student" while in the academy. He is a member of the D. K. E. fraternity. He began the study of law immediately after graduating from college in the office of Parkinson & Parkinson at Cincinnati, Ohio, and in the fall of 1886 entered the Cincinnati Law School, and graduated from it with the degree L. L. B. in May, 1888. He was directly admitted to the Ohio Bar at Columbus, May 23, 1888, and to practice in the United States Courts for the Sixth Circuit at Cincinnati, O., the following day. He remained with Messrs. Parkinson & Parkinson until Jan'y 1, 1890, when he opened a law office in the Chamber of Commerce building, Cincinnati, O., where he is still practicing his profession. Since living in Cincinnati he has been a member of "The Cincinnati Bar Association," "The University Club," "The Literary Club," "The U. C. D.," and is at present (1892) chairman of the Executive Committee of the Dartmouth Association and Secretary of the New England Society of Cincinnati. He has been a constant contributor to the press. The Cincinnati Graphic, Frank Leslie's and the law journals of the country have published productions of some merit from his pen. He united at an early age with the Congregational church at Norwich, but was dismissed from it to unite with the Walnut Hills Congregational church of Cincinnati. This church he joined shortly after his removal to that city."³

     George Andrew Loveland was born on 9 Oct 1863 at Norwich, Windsor County, Vermont.³ He was the son of David Andrew Loveland and Clara Amelia Olds.¹
     "GEORGE ANDREW LOVELAND, the son of David Andrew and Clara Olds Loveland, was born Oct. 9, 1863, at Norwich, Vt. He spent the first years of his life on his father's farm, and attended the public schools. He was fitted for college at the Academy in Norwich, and entered the Agricultural Department of Dartmouth College in the fall of 1879, from which he graduated with the highest honors in the class of 1882. July 6, 1882, he enlisted in the Signal Corp of the United States army, and served six months at 'Fort Meyer, Va., after that five months in the chief office of the Signal Department in Washington, D. C. The next four years and eight months was spent in the office of the Weather Bureau in New York City. While stationed there he pursued a course of study in the law department in the University of New York from which he graduated with the degree L. L. B. in June, 1886. He wasadmitted to the New York Bar at Poughkeepsie, May 17, 1888. He never has engaged in active practice at any time since his admission to the Bar. After spending six months at the Atlantic Weather Bureau station he was transferred to Crete, Neb. He re-enlisted in the Signal Corps, of the U. S. A., July 7, 1887, at New York; was promoted to be a Corporal, Dec. 21, 1887; to a Sergeantcy, Dec. 7, 1889, and was discharged June, 30, 1891, when the Signal Corps was transferred from the army to the United States Weather Bureau, retaining the same position in the new Bureau that he had before, namely, observer in charge in the Weather Office, at Crete, Neb., where he still lives. During the years 1S89 rand 1890 he was engaged in giving instruction in Doane College at Crete, Neb., in addition to his other duties."⁴

     Alice Lovell was born in Feb 1882.¹ She married Lee Olds Kellogg, son of Cyrus H. Kellogg and Julia Caroline Olds, on 23 Sep 1907.¹

     Lucius Lovell was born on 1 Jun 1807 at Cummington, Hampshire County, Massachusetts.² He married Sabra Noyse, daughter of Stephen Noyse and Olive Olds, c 1835.¹ Marriage banns for him were published on 4 Apr 1835 at Cummington, Hampshire County, Massachusetts.¹

     Luther Lovell was born on 15 May 1809 at Cummington, Hampshire County, Massachusetts.² He married Lucy Noyse, daughter of Stephen Noyse and Olive Olds, on 3 Apr 1834 at Cummington, Hampshire County, Massachusetts.¹

     Egbert Henry Lowell was born in 1859.^3,4 He and Mary E. Olds obtained a marriage license on 12 Dec 1900; "Egbert Lowell, New Haven, Mich., and Miss Mary E. Olds, city. Rev. Claude D. Kelly."⁵ Egbert Henry Lowell married Mary E. Olds, daughter of Daniel Granger Olds and Amanda M. Olds, on 12 Dec 1900.¹ Egbert Henry Lowell died in 1942.^6,4 He was buried at Royal Palm Cemetery, St. Petersburg, Pineallas County, Florida.⁴
     "OLDS - LOWELL. Pretty Wedding celebrated at High Noon Yesterday
"Yesterday at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Olds, on Columbus avenue, was celebrated the marriage of Miss Mary E. Olds and Mr. Egbert Lowell, of New Haven, Mich. The ceremony took place at high noon, Rev. Mr. Kelly being the officiating clergyman, and was witnessed only by relatives and a few of Miss Olds' more intimate girl friends, Mrs. Kelly and Dr. and Mrs. R. B. Hubbard. The bride wore her traveling gown of brown cloth, wearing for the ceremony a very pretty and elaborate pink waist, which was afterward changed for a simple one for the journey. A delicious luncheon was served, a pretty feature being the appearance as waitress of little Miss Edna Olds, a niece of the bride, and Miss Vira Hubbard, in white apron and high white caps.
"The bride was recipient of many beautiful and useful presents both from friends here and those away, nearly all being of silver.
"Mr. and Mrs. Lowell went away on the 4:54 train, and after a trip and some visits with Mr. Lowell's relatives in Michigan, will return and make their home in this city."⁷
Egbert Henry Lowell appeared on the census of 1 Jun 1905 at Mt. Morris, Washara County, Wisconsin, as follows:
     Lowell, E. H., 44 , head, b. Mich, parents b. Vermont and ____
      , Mary E., wife, 37, b. N. Y., parents b. N. Y.
      , Sarah, 9, b. Mich, father b. Mich., mother b. N. Y.
     Olds, Amanda, mother-in-law, 68, widow, b. N. Y., parents b. N. Y.
     Lee, (T?)rond, servant, 23, male, b. Nor., parents b. Nor., farmer laborer.⁸
Egbert Henry Lowell appeared on the census of 19 Apr 1910 at Mt. Morris, Waushara County, Wisconsin, as follows:
     Lowell, Egbert H., head, age 50, m. 3 times, 9 years this time, b. Mich., father b. Vermont, mother b. England
      , Mary E., wife, 45, m. once, 9 years, no children, b. New York, parents b. New York
      , Sadie, dau., age 14, b. Michigan, parents b. Mich.⁹
Egbert Henry Lowell appeared on the census of 17 Apr 1930 at St. Petersburg, Pinellas County, Florida, as follows:
     Lowell, Egbert H., head, age 70, first married at 27, b. Mich., father b. Vermont, mother b. England
      , Mary E., wife, age 65, first married at 35, b. New York, parents b. New York.¹⁰

     Diana Sue Lowrance died on 26 Jan 1964.³ She was born on 26 Jan 1964.³ She was buried at Robinson New Cemetery, Robinson, Crawford County, Illinois.⁴ She was the daughter of Larry Don Lowrance and Karen Kathleen Murphy.²

     Larry Don Lowrance was born on 29 Sep 1938.² He married Karen Kathleen Murphy, daughter of Raymond Brereton Murphy and Lois Irene Ridgely, on 5 Sep 1959 at Robinson, Crawford County, Illinois.¹ Larry Don Lowrance and Karen were divorced.³ Larry Don Lowrance died on 2 Mar 2008 at home, Madison, Davidson County, Tennessee, at age 69.⁴
     His obituary states: Week of March 3, 2008
Larry Don Lowrance, 69, Madison, Tenn., formerly of Robinson, died March 2, 2008, at his residence.
There will be no services. His remains will be cremated.⁵

     Mary Jane Lowther married William Fletcher Olds, son of Cornelius J. Olds and Mary E. Morse.¹
     Mary Jane Olds and William Fletcher Olds appeared on the census of 25 Jul 1870 at Leesburg, Union County, Ohio, as follows:
     Olds, William F., 28, farmer, b. N. Y.
      , Mary, 24, keeping house, b. Ohio
     Wright, Joseph, 16, farm laborer, b. Ohio.³
Mary Jane Olds and William Fletcher Olds appeared on the census of 4 Jun 1880 at 1st Precinct, 1st Ward, Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio, as follows:
     Olds, William F., 38, R. R. Conductor, b. Ohio, parents b. Vermont
, Mary Jane, 37, wife, keeping house, b. Ohio, father b. Penn, mother b. Va.
, Maggie, 12, daughter, b. Ohio.⁴
Mary Jane Olds and William Fletcher Olds appeared on the census of 20 Jun 1900 at Fernandina, Nassau County, Florida, as follows:
     Olds, William F., head, b. Aug 1842, m. 38 years, b. Ohio, parents b. Ohio, farmer
      , Mary J., wife, b. March 1857, age 43, m. 38 years, 1 child, 1 living, b. Ohio, parents b. Ohio.⁵

     Daniel Leo Luby was born on 25 Jul 1890 at Scranton, Kansas.³ He married Effie Ida Mae Olds, daughter of Isaac Edward Olds and Emma Grape, on 13 May 1920 at Orange City, Iowa.⁴ Daniel Leo Luby died on 14 Jun 1967 at Los Angeles, California, at age 76.³
     Daniel Leo Luby appeared on the census of 1895 at Scranton Township, Osage County, Kansas, as follows: age 5, born in Kansas, in the family of Martin Luby, 41, born in Missouri, and Kate, 34, born in Kansas.⁵ He registered with the World War I Selective Service System on 5 Jun 1917 at Clark County, South Dakota. He described himself as living in Clark County, age 26, born Scranton, Kansas, and his occupation was working as a farmer for Harry Thomas. He was medium in height, medium in build, with brown eyes and had brown hair.⁶
Daniel Leo Luby and Effie Ida Mae Luby appeared on the census of 19 Apr 1930 at 2110 West Madison Street, Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona, as follows:
     403/433 Luby, Daniel L., head, 39, 1st marr. at 29, b. Kansas, parents b. U. S., automobile salesman
      , Effie I., wife, 30 , 1st marr. at 20, b. Oklahoma, parents b. U. S.
      . Reynardine C., dau., 8, b. Kansas, father b. Kansas, mother b. Oklahoma
      , Danny M., son, 6, b. Kansas, father b. Kansas, mother b. Oklahoma
      , Marjorie L., dau., 3 1/12, b. Kansas, father b. Kansas, mother b. Oklahoma.⁷
Daniel Leo Luby and Effie Ida Mae Luby appeared on the census of 19 Apr 1940 at 123 Shady Acres, Long Beach, Los Angeles County, California, as follows:
     628/650 Luby, Dan L., head, 49, 8 yrs school, b. Kansas, automobile salesman
      , Effie I., wife, 40, 2 yrs high school, b. Oklahoma
      , Danny, son, 16, 1 yr of high school, b. Kansas
      , Marjorie L., dau., 13, 6 yrs school, b. Kansas
The family had lived in Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas on 1 April 1935. [This family is currently indexed as LULY.]⁸
     Daniel Luby, 60, born in Scranton, Kansas, and Effie Luby, 50, born in Dover, Oklahoma arrived in San Francisco on 4 Dec 1950, on the S. S. Lurline from Honolulu.⁹ On 30 June 1953, Daniel (born in Kansas) and Effie Luby (born in Oklahoma) of 811 North Avenue, Compton, California arrived in New York City on the Caronia from Southampton, England.¹⁰

     Daniel Martin Luby was born on 31 May 1923 at Scranton, Kansas.^1,2 He was the son of Daniel Leo Luby and Effie Ida Mae Olds.¹ Daniel Martin Luby died on 21 Mar 2011 at Columbus, Georgia, at age 87² and was buried at Parkhill Cemetery, Columbus, Georgia.²
     Daniel Luby is mentioned as a suviving brother in the 2006 obit of Reynardine Knapp.³
     His obituary states: "Daniel Martin Luby May 31, 1923- March 21, 2011 Columbus, GA- Daniel Martin Luby, 87, of Columbus, GA died Monday, March 21, 2011 at his residence. Funeral services will be held 10 a.m. Thursday, March 24, 2011 at McMullen Funeral Home Chapel with Reverend David Howle and Reverend Andy Merritt officiating. Interment will be held at Parkhill Cemetery. The family will receive friends Wednesday evening from 6 to 8 p.m. at the funeral home 3874 Gentian Blvd. Columbus, GA 31907. Mr. Luby was born May 31, 1923 in Scranton, KS son of the late Daniel Leo and Effie Olds Luby. He retired from the Ledger Enquirer after 20 years and later retired from Kinnett Dairies after 20 years as a delivery driver. He was a U.S. Army Veteran of World War II and was a member of Edgewood Baptist Church, DAV, and VFW. Other than his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, Grace Janette Edenfield Luby. Survivors include his daughter, Jan Breeden (Jack) of Columbus, GA, two sons, D. Michael Luby (Connie) of Midland, GA and Dennis W. Luby (Judy) of Columbus, GA, seven grandchildren, Angela R. Schmidt, Adam K. Breeden (Charlotte), Michael Shawn Luby, Christopher Ryan Luby (Mary), Erin D. McLeod (James), Matthew W. Luby and Jason M. Ward (Shanna), and seven great grandchildren, Aiden, Elijah, Ethan, Elizabeth, Michael, Jr., Chapman, and Preston. Those who wish may sign the on-line guest registry at www.mcmullenfuneralhome.com.² "

     Marjorie Lucille Modeana Luby was born on 15 Feb 1927 at Junction City, Kansas.^1,2 She was the daughter of Daniel Leo Luby and Effie Ida Mae Olds.¹ Marjorie Lucille Modeana Luby died on 18 Dec 1987 at Downey Community Hospital, Downey, California, at age 60.²
     Her obituary states:
     "Marjorie Bruner -- Downey, Calif.
"GETTYSBURG -- Marjorie Lucille Modeana Bruner, 60, Downey, Calif., died of complications following surgery on Friday, Dec. 18, 1987, at the Downey Community Hospital.
"Her funeral was held in Downey. Burial will be at 11 a. m. today at Gettysburg Cemetery with the Rev. Marvin McPhee officiating. Luce Funeral Home, Gettysburg, is in charge of arrangements.
"Marjorie Lucille Modeana Luby was born Feb. 15, 1927, in Junction City, Kans., to Daniel and Effie (Olds) Luby. In 1945 she moved to Compton, Calif. with her parents. On Nov. 25, 1945, she married Duane Bruner, formerly of Gettysburg, in Compton. They lived in San Diego. In January 1947, they returned to Compton and in 1952 moved to Long Beach. In 1975 they moved to Downey where she has since resided.
"Survivors include her husband; three daughters: Renee Schlater, Cynthia Brooks and Vanessa Bruner, all of California; one sister, Reynardine, one brother, Daniel; two sisters-in-law: Mrs. Elmer (Mildred) Zuber and Mrs. Archie (Thelma) Spicer, both of Gettysburg; and seven grandchildren.
"She was preceded in death by her parents, one daughter and one infant son."² Margi Bruner is mentioned as a pre-deceased sister in the 2006 obit of Reynardine Knapp.³

     Reynardine Catherine Luby was born on 26 Sep 1921 at Junction City, Kansas.^1,3 She was the daughter of Daniel Leo Luby and Effie Ida Mae Olds.¹ Reynardine Catherine Luby married (1) Russel H. Knapp on 1 May 1938 at Long Beach, California.³ Reynardine Catherine Luby married (2) Richard Robert Jones on 2 Jul 1977 at Bremerton, Washington.^3,4 Reynardine Catherine Luby died on 18 Dec 2006 at Life Care Center, Port Orchard, Washington, at age 85.³
     Although it is the title of an old English ballard, Reynardine does not appear to have been a popular name. This has greatly facilitated internet searches.
Reynardine Catherine Knapp and Russel H. Knapp appeared on the census of 18 Apr 1940 at 1515 Selby Avenue, St. Paul, Ramsey County, Minnesota, as follows:
     327 Knapp, Harlan, head, 45, 4 yrs college, b. Iowa, butcher, retail meat store
      , Beatrice, wife, 42, 1 yr college, b. Minn.
      , Russell, son, 21, 3 yrs high school, b. Minn., ---?--- sailor in Navy
      , Reynardine, wife, 18, 3 yrs high school
      , Beverly, dau., 16, 0 yrs education, b. Minn.
This family had resided at the same place on 1 April 1935, except for Reynardine who was in Witchita, Kansas. This family is currently indexed as KANPP.⁵
     Her obituary states:
     "Reynardine Knapp-Jones
Sept. 26, 1921 to Dec. 18, 2006
"Reynardine Knapp-Jones, 85, of Bremerton died of complications from Parkinson's disease Monday at the Life Care Center on Port Orchard.
"She was born in Junction City, Kan., to Daniel and Effy Luby. On May 1, 1938, she married Russel H. Knapp in Long Beach, Calif. They were married for 35 years before his death in 1972. On June 1, 1995[sic], she married Richard Jones in Bremerton. He preceded her in death in 1995. Mrs. Knapp-Jones was a Pearl Harbor survivor. She was a kitchen manager for the Bremerton School District. She enjoyed fishing.
"She was preceded in death by a sister, Margi Bruner. Survivors include her daughters, Patricia (John) Mattson, Arlene (Champ) Hollingshad and Joey (Mike) Kelly; her brother, Danial Luby; and ten grandchildren, Kim, Holly, John, Heather, Jennifer, CW, Michelle, Matthew, Wendy and Andy.
"Visitation: 11 a.m. to noon Wednesday at Miller-Woodlawn. Funeral service: 1 p.m. Wednesday at Miller-Woodlawn."³

     In 1999, Patricia Law Hatcher published a two part article in which she carefully analyzed the American and English records of the related families of Nicholl, Luddington and Moulthorp and extended the known English ancestry after correcting the previous conclusion by Jacobus that Ellen, wife of the immigrant William Luddington, was a sister of Matthew Moulthorp. The Luddington material presented here is from her Genealogical Summary beginning on page 213. See the full article for supporting material.²
     He had at least the five children listed here as shown by the will of his son John of North Kelsey, co. Lincoln, England.¹

     Hannah Luddington was the daughter of William Luddington and Ellen Nicholl.¹ Hannah Luddington married George Tyler, son of Roger? Tyler.²

     Henry Luddington was the son of William Luddington and Ellen Nicholl.¹ Henry Luddington died b 3 Jan 1676.²

     Joan Luddington was the daughter of (?) Luddington.¹

     John Luddington was born c 1640 at Massachusetts.¹ He was the son of William Luddington and Ellen Nicholl.¹

     John Luddington was born b 1569.¹ He was the son of William Luddington. John Luddington married Elizabeth (?) c 1600.² John Luddington was buried on 13 Sep 1625 at North Kelsey, Lincolnshire, England.¹
     "John is probably the father of the immigrant. Both followed the occupation of weaver, and John bequeathed his weaviing equipment to his son William. He was buried in North Kelsey, co. Lincoln, on 13 September 1625. The widow Elizabeth was buiried there on13 May 1638."¹

     John Luddington was born s 1535.¹ He was the son of (?) Luddington.¹
     "John made his will on 12 January 1574[/5?]; it was proved on 20 April 1575. He names three brothers and one sister in his will."¹

     Mary Luddington was born on 6 Feb 1642/43 at Charestown, Massachusetts.² She was the daughter of William Luddington and Ellen Nicholl.¹

     Matthew Luddington died bt 12 Jan 1657 - 1658. He was born on 16 Dec 1657. He was the son of William Luddington and Ellen Nicholl.¹

     Ralph Luddington was the son of (?) Luddington.¹

     Richard Luddington was the son of (?) Luddington.¹

     Thomas Luddington was born c 1637.¹ He was the son of William Luddington and Ellen Nicholl.¹

     William Luddington was born c 1607.² He was the son of John Luddington.¹ William Luddington married Ellen Nicholl, daughter of Thomas Nicholl and Dorothy George, on 7 Apr 1635 at Wrawby, Lincolnshire, England.³ William Luddington died on 12 Jan 1657/58 at New Haven, Connecticut.⁴