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     William Luddington was born c 1655.¹ He was the son of William Luddington and Ellen Nicholl.¹

     William Luddington was born c 1545 at England.² He was the son of (?) Luddington.¹ William Luddington married Katherine (?) c 1570.³ William Luddington died c 1590.⁴

     Isaac Ludley married Henrietta Ridgely, daughter of Henry Ridgely and Rachel Griffith.¹ Isaac Ludley was born c 1785.

     John Lugg married Jane Deighton, daughter of John Deighton and Jane Bassett, on 3 Jan 1627 at St. Nicholas, Gloucester, Gloucestershire, England.² John Lugg died a 1644.¹

     Adaline Henretta Luley was born on 6 Jun 1886 at Fort Wayne, Indiana.^2,3 She married Clarence Alfred Olds, son of Frederick G. Olds and Mary M. Hondheim, on 5 Jun 1912 at Allen County, Indiana.^1,4 Adaline Henretta Luley died on 9 Nov 1920 at Indianapolis, Indiana, at age 34.^3,5 She was buried at Catholic Cemetery, Ft. Wayne, Allen County, Indiana.⁶
     Adaline Henretta Olds and Clarence Alfred Olds appeared on the census of 12 Jan 1920 at 2431 Central Avenue, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, as follows:
     294/335 Olds, Clarence A., head, 33, b. Ind., father b. U. S., mother b. Ind., foreman, Presto-O-Lite
      , Adaline H., wife, 32, b. Ind., parents b. Ind.
      Luleis, Raymond A., brother-in-law, 28, b. Ind., parents b. Ind., forgeman, Presto-O-Lite.²
     Her obituary states: DEATHS

     Elaine Mae Lundgren was born on 29 Jun 1927 at Princeton, Bureau County, Illinois.¹ She married Richard J. Olds, son of Justin Kennelly Olds and Loretta E. Stephen, on 22 Oct 1949 at St. Louis Catholic Church, Princeton, Bureau County, Illinois.^2,3 Elaine Mae Lundgren died on 18 Dec 2020 at Liberty Village, Princeton, Bureau County, Illinois, at age 93.⁴
     Her obituary states:
     Elaine Mae (Lundgren) Olds 93, died on Friday, December 18, 2020 at Liberty Village in Princeton, IL.
Elaine was born on June 29, 1927 to the late Oscar and Nell (Wise) Lundgren in Princeton, IL. She was a graduate of Wyanet High School, Class of 1945. She married Richard J. Olds at St. Louis Catholic Church in Princeton, IL on October 22, 1949. She attended Western Illinois University and worked for the Wyanet Community Consolidated School District as secretary and treasurer.
She was a member of St. Louis Parish, the St. Louis Altar Guild, Princeton Quilt Guild, a Wyanet 4-H leader, a Eucharistic Minister for St. Louis Parish, as well as a hospital volunteer at Perry Memorial Hospital.
Elaine is survived by four children: Janet (Wayne) Karp of Sun Lakes, AZ; Betty (Scott) Ehret of Goodyear, AZ; Rick (Janice) Olds of Princeton, IL and Teresa (Henry) Sokalski of Lombard, IL; nine grandchildren and ten great grandchildren, two sisters Carolyn Butterfield and Virginia (Bill) Vasen.
Preceded in death by her spouse of 70 years, Richard J Olds; Elaine’s parents, Oscar & Nell Lundgren; and brother, Carl..
Services will be held in mid-summer 2021 at St. Louis Catholic Church in Princeton, IL.
Arrangements by Norberg Memorial Home, Inc. & Monuments.⁴

     Elizabeth Lusby was the daughter of Robert Lusby.¹
      To make the John Baldwin - Elizabeth Lusby connection as done by unsupported internet postings requires showing that Elizabeth Lusby and Elizabeth Baldwin are the same person.
Elizabeth Lusby was transported to Maryland at an unknown age by her father, Robert, in 1662. She is not named in her father's will of 1674.

Elizabeth Baldwin is named as the wife of John Baldwin in his will of 1682. Her will (made 1687, probated 1691) mentions a son, Philip Dorrell. She was apparently a widow Dorrell who was subsequently the widow of John Baldwin. The mention of Ruth Howard, wife of Philip Howard, and Ruth's daughter Hannah in the wills of both John Baldwin and of Elizabeth Baldwin seems to tie them together. Thus, it was John Baldwin's wife Elizabeth who had been the widow of a Mr. Dorrell.
George Dorrell and Elizabeth were transported in 1653.²
Elizabeth Balding, spinster, of Anne Arundel County, Maryland, sold 50 acres of land to John Nicholson, planter, of Anne Arundel County, Md, on 11 Aug. 1684. This land had originally been granted to Elizabeth Balding, formerly Elizabeth Dorrell, on 24 Aug 1665. It was called Long Neck and was located by Back creek, by a bay in the river. This transaction was recorded on 12 Aug. 1684, in Liber O folio 473 at the request of Elizabeth Bostock, relict and devisee of John Nicholson. [Only one day after deeding to John Nicholson, he was dead?]³
     Elizabeth Lusby and Elizabeth ______ Dorrell Baldwin are not the same person.

     Jacob Lusby was the son of Robert Lusby.¹
     Jacob Lusby, planter, of Anne Arundel County, Maryland, and his wife Mary, to Thos. Bucknall, planter, Anne Arundel County, on 4 March 1678, sold 50 acres of land. The original grant for this land was 5 Aug. 1664 to Robert Lusby, planter, of Anne Arundel County. The land, called Lusby, was on the north side of "Seavorne" River and west side of Ferry Creek. in 1678.²

     Rebecca Lusby was the daughter of Robert Lusby.¹

     Robert Lusby died in 1674; his will was written 26 Feb. 1674 and probated 19 May 1674.¹
     "For paying the transportation of his family he was granted 300 acres of land in Anne Arundel County. This acreage was located between the Severn and Magothy Rivers, near the head of the Mill River and St. Margaret's Church."²
In 1662, Robert Lusby immigrated to Maryland. He transported his wife, Dorothy, his daughters Elizabeth, Rebecca and Sarah (listed by Skordas as 1663, but with the same reference to Liber and folio) and his son Jacob. This fact was entered into the records because Lord Baltimore (Cecilius Calvert), the proprietor under the Charter of Maryland, offered free land to those who tranported people to reside in his colony. in 1662.³ On 5 Aug 1664, Robert Lusby, planter of Anne Arundel county was granted 50 acres, called Lusby, on the north side of the "Seavorne" River and west side of Ferry Creek. Jacob Lusby, his son and heir, and Jacob's wife Mary sold this land to Thomas Bucknall on 4 March 1678.⁴
Robert left a will on 26 Feb 1674 at Anne Arundel County, Maryland. It was probated 19 May 1674. In this will, he left 50 acres on the north side of Arundel River to son Jacob. To his daughter Sarah he left some personal property. To his wife Dorothy, he left a life interest in the residue of his estate, both real and personal, including 'Georgetown'. His sons Zachariah and Robert were to inherit the plantation after the death of their mother.¹

     Robert Lusby was the son of Robert Lusby.¹

     Sarah Lusby was the daughter of Robert Lusby.¹

     Zachariah Lusby was the son of Robert Lusby.¹

     Alson Lusk was the son of William B. Lusk and Maria Olds.¹ Alson Lusk died on 12 Apr 1911.¹

     Ella Lusk was born in 1861.¹ She was the daughter of William B. Lusk and Maria Olds.¹
     She "lives at Decatur, Mich."¹

     George W. Lusk was born in 1853.¹ He was the son of William B. Lusk and Maria Olds.¹
     He "lives at Decatur, Mich."¹

     Harrison J. Lusk was the son of William B. Lusk and Maria Olds.¹ Harrison J. Lusk died on 28 Apr 1900.¹

     Mary E. Lusk was the daughter of William B. Lusk and Maria Olds.¹ Mary E. Lusk died 14 years old.¹

     William B. Lusk married Maria Olds, daughter of George Olds and Mary Ann Kent.¹

     Faye Marie Luther was born on 14 Aug 1926 at Edwards County, Illinois.^1,3 She married Daniel John Ridgely, son of Dow A. Ridgely and Pearl C. Forney, on 17 Mar 1946.^1,4 Faye Marie Luther died on 25 Oct 2013 at Richland Memorial Hospital, Olney, Richland County, Illinois, at age 87.⁵ She was buried on 30 Oct 2013 at Oak Hill Cemetery, Parkersburg, Richland County, Illinois.⁵
     Her obituary states: "Faye M. Ridgely, 87
"10.28.2013
"Faye M. Ridgely, 87, of Parkersburg died at 2:50 p.m. Friday, October 25, 2013, at Richland Memorial Hospital in Olney.
Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 30 at Summers-Kistler Funeral Home in Olney with Pastor Jason Andersen officiating. Visitation will be from 5-8 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 29, at the funeral home. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery in Parkersburg.
"Mrs. Ridgely was born August 14, 1926, in Edwards County, the daughter of Clarence and Tressie (Clodfelter) Luther. She married Daniel Ridgely on March 17, 1946. He preceded her in death on Dec. 27, 2003.
"Faye graduated from West Salem High School, where she met her lifelong love, Daniel Ridgely. For many years she was an employee of Champion Laboratories in West Salem. She was a housewife and also helped out with farming. Faye was very active in the Parkersburg community and assisted with many local events. She took pleasure in gardening and working with her flowers. Faye enjoyed spending time with her grandkids. She was a lifelong member of the Moravian Church in West Salem.
""She is survived by a daughter, Monica Jane Powers, of Mattoon; daughter, Lee Ann Warren and husband Kent, of Flora; daughter, Terry Fleming and husband Ken, of Olney; son, Jan Ridgely and wife Lisa, of Parkersburg; grandkids, Brian Grove, Greg Powers, Alyssa Powers, Brandon Warren, Justin Warren, Miles Warren, Mary Warren, Jeremiah Fleming, Krista McLaren, Jordon Ridgely, Jalyn Ridgely, Chaney Ridgely, and Shayla Clark; 20 great-grandkids; two great-great-grandchildren; sister-in-law, Patty Luther; and many nieces and nephews.
Faye was preceded in death by her parents and stepmother, Cletta Luther; husband; son, Gary Ridgely; daughter, Sheryl Ridgely; adopted daughter, Tammy McQuaid; son-in-law, Dennis Grove; and brother, John Luther.
"Memorials may be made to Oak Hill Cemetery in Parkersburg or the Moravian Church in West Salem."⁵

     Paulette Lutts married Ronald Martin Olds, son of Eugene Olds and Alice Gertrude Martin, on 17 Nov 1947.¹ Paulette Lutts was buried at Forest Hill Cemetery, Wyanet, Bureau County, Illinois.² She died in Dec 1988.³

     Anna Lyman was born on 28 Jan 1731.¹ She was the daughter of Jonathan Lyman and Lydia Loomis.¹

     Elijah Lyman was born on 21 Jul 1727.¹ He was the son of Jonathan Lyman and Lydia Loomis.¹

     Elizabeth Lyman was born on 28 Aug 1787.² She married Gideon Olds, son of George Olds, on 20 Mar 1808 at Jericho, Vermont.^3,2 Elizabeth Lyman died on 2 Aug 1830 at age 42.^2,4

     Experience Lyman was born on 25 Nov 1785.² She was the daughter of Thaddeus Lyman and Apphia Old.¹ Experience Lyman married Gad Rose Jr. on 14 Nov 1801.² Experience Lyman married Isaac King Graham on 11 Dec 1810.³ Experience Lyman died on 13 Feb 1854 at age 68.³
     "Experience Lyman, b. Nov. 25, 1785, m. Nov. 14, 1804, Gad Rose, Jr., of Suffield, Ct., b. July 21, 1780 (son of Gad Rose and Caroline Hall). He was "a shrewd Yankee peddler of cotton yarn, feathers and indigo." He d. Dec. 30, 1806, aet. 26. She m. for 2d husband, Dec. 11, 1810, Isaac King Graham, b. Sept. 12, 1780 (son of Rev. John Graham of Suffield and Ruth Smith. For full account of the pedigree of Rev. John Graham,' as descended from the Duke of Montrose, see Cothren's Ancient Woodbury, and Sprague's Annals of the American Pulpit, vol. I. pp. 314-18). He was a carpenter and joiner, and afterwards a farmer, at Suffield, where he d. Sept. 25, 1854. Dr. Sylvester Graham, of " Graham Bread " notoriety, was his brother. She d. Feb. 13, 1854. She was a woman of masculine intellect and of a queenly presence, and hopeful, patient and energetic, amid life's severest experiences."³

     Hannah Lyman was buried at Silver Street Cemetery, Coventry, Connecticut. She was born on 15 Feb 1715.¹ She was the daughter of Jonathan Lyman and Lydia Loomis. Hannah Lyman married Simeon Hunt, son of Ebenezer Hunt and Hannah Clark, on 29 Jul 1736.¹

     Hannah Lyman was born on 8 Jul 1660 at Northampton, Massachusetts.^4,5,6 She was the daughter of Richard Lyman and Hepzibah Ford.^2,3
     Coleman reports that "At the March court 1676, the jury presented 68 persons from 5 towns in Hampshire, 35 [sic -- 38] wives and maids and 30 young men, some for wearing silk and that in a flaunting manner and others, for long hair, and other extravagances to the offence of sober people." He continues: "One of these was Hannah Lyman, of Northampton, 16 years of age, dau. of Richard², deceased. The record shows that this young girl possessed an independent, determined will, so characteristic of the Lyman family, flaunting her silks before the court, when arraigned for this very offence. She was prosecuted for wearing silk in a flaunting manner, in an offensive way and garb, not only before, but when she stood presented, not only in ordinary, but extraordinary times; she was fined 10s." Besides presenting an interesting story, this tells us that it was not this daughter of Hepzibah who married Joseph Loomis in 1675.^7,8

     Jacob Lyman was born on 4 May 1721.¹ He was the son of Jonathan Lyman and Lydia Loomis.¹

     Johannah Lyman was born on 7 Jul 1658 at Northampton, Massachusetts.^1,2 She was the daughter of Richard Lyman and Hepzibah Ford.¹ Johannah Lyman died in Jan 1659.³

     Jonathan Lyman married Lydia Loomis, daughter of Joseph Loomis and Hannah Marsh.¹ Jonathan Lyman was born on 1 Jan 1684 at Northampton, Massachusetts. He was the son of Richard Lyman Jr. and Elizabeth Coles. Jonathan Lyman died on 11 Aug 1753 at Lebanon, Connecticut, at age 69. He was buried at Old Cemetery, Lebanon, Connecticut.²