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     Lutie A. Olds was born on 12 Feb 1892 at Michigan.^2,3 She was the daughter of Frank William Olds and Emma Holt.¹ Lutie A. Olds died on 27 May 1914 at Leslie, Ingham County, Michigan, at age 22.⁴ She was buried at Munith Cemetery, Munith, Jackson County, Michigan.⁵

     Lydia Olds was born on 6 Oct 1775 at Brookfield, Worcester County, Massachusetts.² She was the daughter of Simeon Olds and Elizabeth Bannister.¹

     Lydia Olds was born on 20 Jan 1804 at Brookfield, Worcester County, Massachusetts.^1,2 She was the daughter of Joshua Olds and Betsy Abbott.¹ Lydia Olds married Otis Twichell on 4 Apr 1831.^2,3
     The marriage was reported simply as: "In Brookfield by Rev. George S. Noyes... Mr. Otis Twichell to Miss Lydia Olds."⁴

     Lydia Olds was born c 1806.¹ She was the daughter of Jasper Olds and Lydia Moon.¹ Lydia Olds died on 25 Nov 1824.¹
     "SUICIDE
"On Thursday last Miss Lydia Olds, age 18, daughter of Mr. Jasper Olds, of Andover, in this county, committed suicide by taking arsenic. The circumstances are briefly as follows: --
"For the past month she had resided in the family of Dr. Henry Burnham, in the village of Almond. During the absence of the family in the afternoon in which the accident happened, she selected a phial of arsenic, from which she took about three ounces, moistened it with water, and swallowed it about three o'clock, as she afterwards confessed. Half an hour before sunset the Doctor returned, and found her deliberately at work and apparently well, so effectually did her ambition to effect self destruction preponderate over the painful effects of the poison. About sun set she became ill, and when questioned said she had the cholic, for which some medicine was administered. Her vomiting, thirst, and other symptoms, excited suspicions, & she was enquired of if she had not been at the medicine, when she positively declared she had not. The rejected contents of the stomach were immediately examined and the fact of her having taken poison clearly ascertained, as some of the arsenic remained undissolved. She was shown this, and again charged with committing the deed, when she acknowledged the fact, but would give no cause for her conduct else than being tired of life. She stated that she took the asenic [sic] as soon as Mrs. Burnham left the house, intending to have expired without affording any knowledge of the cause of her death. She conversed freely with the neighbors until a few minutes before her death, but obstinately refused medical assistance, even when force was resorted to.
"This last was the sixth attempt this deluded girl made to commit suicide within the last two years. The first was by taking laudanum -- the second hanging -- the third, and fourth by cutting her throat, the scars of whcih she carried with her to the grave -- the fifth by shooting -- and the sixth and fatal one by arsenic.
"Those who were best acquainted with her past life, and the occurrences relative to it, believe her to have been mentally diseased. Her understanding was above mediocrity, and her conduct unexceptionable. Charity draws a veil over her frailties, and drops a tear for her misfortune, while we unfeignedly sympathise with her parents and other relatives for their deep affliction. -- Allegany Rep."¹ Several other papers picked up this sensational story as well, not always with the same detail. Some reported Lydia's age as 13 and some report the death as 25 or 26 ult [i.e. in November]. This earliest report I have, dated 6 Dec 1824, when "last Thursday" was 2 Dec but it is copied from the Allegany Republican which would have had an earlier date. The Thursday before that was 25 Nov 1824.

     Lydia J. Olds was born on 25 Jun 1837 at New York.^1,2 She was the daughter of Joseph Olds and Emily Bullard.¹ Lydia J. Olds married Samuel Campbell on 25 Jun 1852.^3,4 Lydia J. Olds died on 19 Jun 1901 at age 63² and was buried at Rice Cemetery, Cone, Monroe County, Michigan.²
     Lydia J. Campbell and Samuel Campbell appeared on the census of 7 Jun 1900 at Milan Township, Monroe County, Michigan, as follows:
     Campbell, Samuel, b. March 1831, age 69, marr. 47 yrs, b. N. Y., parents b. Vt., retired farmer
      , Lillie [sic] J., wife, b. June 1837, age 62, marr. 47 yrs, 7 children, 5 living, b. N. Y., father b. Vt., mother b. Canada (Eng.)³
     Her memorial posted on Findagrave.com includes an obituary. "Lydia Oles married Samuel Campbell. Children: Alva, Franklin, Charles, Alfred, Albert, Minor, and Samuel Peter. Obituary: Mrs. Samuel Campbell died at her home west of this village, Wednesday, June 19, aged 63 years, 11 months and 19 days. Lydia J. Olds was born in New York state June 25, 1837, and moved to Michigan when she was six years old with her parents and has lived in this state ever since. She was married to Samuel Campbell June 25, 1852, and seven children were born to their union, two dead and five survive her. They are Franklin P., Charles E., Alva M.⁵, and Sam P. She had 12 grandchildren; three brothers and one sister. She lived on the farm, where she died, for 40 years. It was a forest in those days and she and her husband had to cut the trees away for the house which was a small one, and is still standing and used for a workshop. The funeral occurred at the house Friday at 10 o'clock a.m., Rev. H.A. Field officiating. The remains were interred in the Rice cemetery."

"Family links:
"Children:
" Frank P. Campbell (1853 - 1928)*
" Albert Campbell (1866 - 1936)*
' Alfred F. Campbell (1866 - 1891)*
" Spouse: Samuel Campbell (1831 - 1914)."⁴

     Lydia Pearl Olds was born on 6 Dec 1894.^4,5 She was the daughter of Frank Olds and Susan Matilda Sapp.³ Lydia Pearl Olds married Frank Poscharsky on 25 Dec 1912.⁶ Lydia Pearl Olds died in 1980.⁷

     Lyla Edna Olds married Clyde Balser.¹ Lyla Edna Olds was born on 26 Jul 1884 at Joliet, Illinois.¹ She was the daughter of Abe Olds and Mary Fedde.¹
     "Postoffice address of Lyle E. Balser January 1908, Kouts, Ind."¹

     Lyle Franklin Olds was born on 24 Apr 1925 at Cass County, Minnesota.^1,3 He was the son of Franklin Ellis "Frank" Olds and Ella A. Edgington.¹ Lyle Franklin Olds died on 21 Feb 1994 at Itasca County, Minnesota, at age 68.³

     Lyman Condit Olds married (1) Mary Minerva Glover.² Lyman Condit Olds was born in 1829.¹ He was the son of Ira Mather Olds and Phoebe Young.¹ Lyman Condit Olds married (2) Mrs. Fannie A. Harkins in 1863.² Lyman Condit Olds died on 21 Oct 1909 at West Baltimore, Maryland.^3,4
     He "moved to Michigan when quite small, and lived at South Lyman until 1866; moved to Ingham Co., Mich. about 1877 moved to Cambridge, Md., afterwards to Baltimore."²
Lyman Condit Olds appeared on the census of 10 Jun 1880 at High Street, Cambridge, Dorchester County, Maryland, as follows:
     194/206 Olds, Lyman S., 51, married, physician, b NY, father b. NY, mother b. NJ
      , [name missing], 38, wife, married, keeping house, b. Mich., father b VT, mother b. NJ
      , Lilly, 12, dau., single, at school, attended school within the year, b. Mich., father b. NY, mother b Mich.⁵
     His obituary states:
"DR. LYMAN OLDS DEAD
"Was a Well-known- Practitioner of West Baltimore.
"Dr. Lymnan Condlt Olds, 80 years old. a well-known physician of West Baltimore, died at his home, 1723 West Lanvale street, yesterday morning from injuries resulting from a fall from a car about two years ago. In the accident be was severely hurt about the head and body. He is survived by a widow (Mrs Fanny A. Olds) and two daughters (Mrs. Ira L. Fetterboff of this city, and Miss Helen L. Olds, of Helena, Mont.) and one grandchild.
'Tbe funeral will take place at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning from his residence. Rev. James Cook, of Fultou[sic] Avenue Presbyterian Churcb will officiate. lnterment will be in London Park Cemeteryo [sic].
"Dr. Olds was born ln New York city. He was the son of Rev. and Mrs. Ira Olds. After graduating from a preparatory school in Salem, Mich., at the age of 20 years he went to the gold fields of California in 1840. Although not successful in locating a paying vein, he entereed[sic] into the mining claim business, at which be was successful. At the suggestion of one of his brothers, the late Dr. Edward F. Olds, of Philadelphia, he returned to Michigan adl studied medicine at the University of Michigan graduating with high honors.
"He entered the office of his brother but after an attack of typhoid fever decided to go to the Cumberland Mountains In[sic] Tennessee, where he practiced medicine for a year. From there he went to Cambrldge, Md., and later on came to his city, where he had been in active practice for the last 25 years."⁴

     Lyman Delos Olds was born on 12 May 1847 at Ohio.^3,4 He was the son of Ezekiel Olds and Roxanna Wilcox.¹ Lyman Delos Olds married Mary Harriet May on 2 Mar 1869 at Whiteside County, Illinois.^5,6,7
     Lyman Delos Olds and Mary Harriet Olds appeared on the census of 15 Jun 1870 at Clinton Township, Clinton County, Iowa, as follows:
     245 Olds, Lyman D., 23, painter, b. Ohio
      , Mary, 22, keeping house
      , Minnie, 11/12, at home, b. Iowa.⁸
     "Samuel May provides a listing of this family, including four children living at the time. It is undocumented, quite possibly from then contemporary family sources and seemingly reliable, so I have used it to complete some names and dates.
Lyman Delos Olds and Mary Harriet Olds appeared on the census of 12 Jun 1880 at Hopkins Township, Whiteside County, Illinois, as follows:
     Olds, Delos, 33, painter, b. Ohio, parents b. Ohio
      , Mary, 32, wife, keeping house, b. Mass., parents b. Mass.
      , Minnie, 10, dau., at school, b. Iowa, f. b. Ohio, mother b. Mass.
      , Mattie, 8, dau., at school, b. Iowa
      , Henry, 6, son, at school, b. Ill
      , Nellie, 4, dau., b. Ill.
      , May, 2, dau., b. Ill.
      , Lewis, 7 mo., son, b. Ill.¹⁰
Lyman Delos Olds and Mary Harriet Olds appeared on the census of 2 Jun 1900 at Hopkins Township, Whiteside County, Illinois, as follows:
     38/38 Olds, Delos, head, b. May 1847, 53, marr. 31 yrs, b. Ohio, parents b. Ohio, house painter
      , Mary, wife, b. Mar. 1848, 52, marr. 31 yrs, 10 children, 9 living, b. Mass., parents b. Mass.
      , Addie, dau., b. Jan. 1885, 15, b. Ill., father b. Ohio, mother b. Mass., at school for 9 mo.
      , Orient, dau., b. Jan. 1887, 13, b. Ill., father b. Ohio, mother b. Mass., at school for 9 mo.
      , Arthur, son, b. Nov. 1888, 11, b. Ill., father b. Ohio, mother b. Mass., at school for 9 mo.³
Lyman Delos Olds appeared on the census of Apr 1910 in the household of Mary Esther "Minnie" Hopkins at 312 Ninth Avenue, Rock Falls City, Whiteside County, Illinois.¹¹
     About 1913 he was "living in Sterling, Illinois".¹²

     Lyman Newton Olds was born on 16 Jul 1819 at Marlboro, Vermont.² He was the son of Joseph Olds and Sally Whitney.¹ Lyman Newton Olds married Minerva Adams, daughter of Simeon Adams Jr. and Lucy Mather, on 5 May 1846.^2,3,4 Lyman Newton Olds married Maria Louise Dresbach on 7 Jun 1849.² Lyman Newton Olds died on 26 Apr 1875 at Circleville, Ohio, at age 55.²
     Lyman Newton Olds appeared on the census of 16 Jul 1850 at Circleville, Circleville Township, Pickaway County, Ohio, as follows:

Lyman Newton Olds appeared on the census of 7 Jun 1860 at Circleville City, Pickaway County, Ohio, as follows:
     365/386 Lyman N. Olds, 41, bookseller, $4500 real estate, $5000 personal, b. Vermont
      Louisa. 42, b. Ohio
      Edward M., 13, b. "
      Charles W., 10, b.⁶ "

     Lyman Whitney Olds was born on 3 Nov 1824 at Newlane Hill, Vermont.^2,3,4 He was the son of Dr. Chester Olds and Phila Adams.¹ Lyman Whitney Olds married Sarah M. Curry on 8 Aug 1848 at Fairfield County, Ohio.^1,5,6 Lyman Whitney Olds died on 19 Apr 1895 at Muscatine, Iowa, at age 70.¹ He was buried on 21 Apr 1895 at Greenwood Cemetery, Muscatine County, Iowa.⁷
     Lyman Whitney Olds appeared on the census of 9 Sep 1850 in the household of Israel Gregg and Roxey Gregg at Lithopolis, Fairfield County, Ohio.⁸
Lyman Whitney Olds appeared on the census of 28 Jul 1860 at Muscatine City, Muscatine County, Iowa, as follows:
     1446/1399 Lyman Olds, 36, Merchant, $10,000 Real Estate, $2,000 personal, b. Vt.
      Sarah M., 35, b. Pa.
      Emma, 11, b. Ohio, attended school
[empty line]
      Mary McMenomon, 24, servant, b. Ireland
      Le Jarbo, 18, male, clerk, b. Ill.⁹
     "In 1845 he moved from Vermont to Circleville, Ohio, and shortly afterwards to Lithopolis, Ohio. where he lived five years, and was a partner with his brother-in-law, Israel Gregg; in 1853 he moved to Muscatine, Iowa, where he conducted a very successful business in dry goods until 1871, when he retired. In 1865 he built Olds' Opera House Block there, was a director of the Merchants' Exchange (afterwards First National) Bank, and a director of the Muscatine Water Works Company. After retiring from business he settled on a farm of 1,000 acres near Nichols, Iowa. He was a member of the Congregational Church and devoted to his family."¹⁰
Lyman Whitney Olds and Sarah M. Olds appeared on the census of 11 Jun 1880 at West Ward, Muscatine, Muscatine County, Iowa, as follows:
     322/355 Olds, Lyman W., 55, retired merchant & farmer, b. Vt., parents b. Vt.     
, Sarah M., 54, wife, keeping house, b. Penn., parents b. Ky.
      Breaser, Mary A., 24, servant, single, domestic servant, b. Ind.¹¹
     "Lyman W. Olds died at his late residence, No. 413 West Third street, in this city, of apoplexy, at 9:45 a.m. yesterday. In him another one of Muscatine’s oldest citizens has passed away, making a great gap in the rapidly thinning ranks of those who came to our city in the early fifties. Mr. Olds was born amid the mountains of old Vermont, Nov. 3, 1824, in a little town called Fayetteville, Winston county¹². His father, Dr. Chester Olds, was one of four brothers, all physicians, all of whom lived to old age, our late fellow townsman being very near the middle of his 71st year. As a boy he attended the common schools. Absorbing there all that was a[sic] learn he entered the Townsend academy, which was all the schooling he had outside of his future busy life.
"Anticipating Horace Greeley’s advice to the young men, he came to Circleville, Ohio, in 1845, then to Lythopolis, in the same state, where he engaged in the dry goods trade. Here he first met Miss Sarah Curry, of Brownsville, Pa., and on Aug. 8, 1848, he married her. Moving westward again he arrived in Muscatine in 1853 with Sarah Gregg and Lorenzo H. Olds, his family joining him the following fall. He with P.r. [P. R.] Bohn opened a dry good store in the old Bennett building on West Second street. In 1857 the firm dissolved, Mr. Olds continuing at the old stand. He erected the Olds opera house in 1865 and with Henry Hoover as a partner, moved into the large store room in that block. In 1871 Mr. Hoover retired from the firm and that fall Mr. Olds placed his large stock under the hammer and gave up mercantile life.
"Turning his attention to his one thousand acres of land a few miles beyond Nichols on the B., C. R. & N. railway, he made it of the finest in the state. His public spirit and taste was shown by the building he erected. A charter member and director of the Merchants’ Exchange, now known as the first National Bank, and one of the incorporators, directors and heavy stock holder in the Muscatine Water Works Co., showed his energy and judgment.
"On May 3, 1855, he and his wife joined the First Congregational church by letter from the First Presbyterian church of Circleville, Ohio. He was a faithful member and a liberal contributor to it and its many relations. During the war he was a patriot and helped with his money, labor and influence to sustain the Union cause in the field and at home.
"The subject of [t]his sketch lived his best within the family circle and those outside who knew him best loved him most. To his wife, afflicted since their marriage, he was the gentle and attentive lover as of old. His children found him willing to indulge them in every thing beneficial to them. His death makes a break in business circles, but he will be missed most in his family circle and that of his intimate friends. The family have the sympanthies [sic] of the whole community in this hour of affliction and sorrow.
"To this couple four children were born, two sons who died in infancy, and two daughters, Mrs. Emma O. Reppert, of this city, and Mrs. Ella O. Payne, of Warsaw, Ky., the last two, with his wife and four grandchildren, Lyell and Ella Olds Reppert, Bettie and Lyman Whiting Olds Payne, survive him. Two sisters, Sarah J. Olds and Rosaltha Patterson, and two Brothers, Chester A. and Henry C., are still living in the east.
"The funeral will be to-morrow afternoon at 3 o’clock from the First Congregational church. Dr. A. Robbins assisted by Rev. J.F. Robertson will officiate. The pall bearerLyman Whitney Olds will be Alex Jackson, J. P. Fox, W.H. Hoopes, F.W. Swan, J. Linn Hoopes and R.B. Baird. The choir will be Mrs. May Morgridge, carl [Carl] Gray and Frank Lauder."¹³

     Lynda/Lindley Olds was born c 1856 at Michigan.¹ She was the daughter of Norman A. Olds and Clarissa Eleanor Lindley.¹
     Although reported as Lynda (a 4 year old female in 1860), as Lindley (a 14 year old male in 1870, using mother's maiden name), and missing 4th child from DeLand's [1903] History of Jackson County, Michigan, and lost after that, this is surely only one child, as needed to make up the total of six children of Clarissa according to the 1900 census, her death record and DeLand's History. I presume HE is the one child who was dead by the 1900 census.

     Lynus Edward Olds was born c 1921.² He was the son of Arthur Ray (or Roy) Olds and Petranella H. "Nellie" Jacobs.¹ Lynus Edward Olds died on 30 May 1944 at Montana.^1,3

     Mabel Olds was born c 1879 at Ohio.² She was the daughter of Levi Fayette Olds and Sarah Cole.¹

     Mabel Angie Olds married Fred Stinson.¹ Mabel Angie Olds was born on 28 Sep 1884.¹ She was the daughter of Alfred Stafford Olds.¹
     She "lives at Grand Forks, Minn." [1915]¹

     Mabel Morgan Olds was born on 14 Jan 1864.¹ She was the daughter of William Emerson Olds and Margaret Melona Morgan.¹ Mabel Morgan Olds married Charles L. McMillan on 14 Nov 1888 at Langcliffe Presbyterian Church, Avoca, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania.^1,2 Mabel Morgan Olds died on 2 Jul 1957 at 912 Suso. Ave, West Pittston, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, at age 93.³
     Chas. L. MacMillan had been received into church by examination on 4 Feb 1888 and Mrs. Mabel MacMillan, wife of C. L., was received on 1 Feb 1880, also by examination. They were dismissed to West Pittston Pres. church on 16 Jun 1897.⁴
Mabel Morgan McMillan and Charles L. McMillan appeared on the census of 1 Jun 1900 at 330 River Avenue, West Pittston Borough, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, as follows:
     238/230 McMilllan, Charles L., head, b. May 1862, 38, m. 12 yrs, b. Penn., father b. Scotland, mother b. Washington, DC, merchant, Gro & Prov
      , Mabel M., wife, b. Jan 1865, 35, marr. 12 yrs, 4 children, 3 living, b. Canada (Eng), parents b. Vermont
      , Olds, son, b. Aug 1889, 10, b. Penn., father b. Penn., mother b. Canada (Eng), at school
      , Kenneth, son, b. Oct 1894, 5, b. Penn., father b. Penn., mother b. Canada (Eng), at school
      , Norman S., b. May 1898, 2, b. Penn., father b. Penn, mother b. Canada (Eng).⁵

     Madison Olds was the son of Ezra Olds and Theda Washburn.¹

     Madison Larue Olds was born on 9 Dec 1895.¹ He was the son of Edwin Elisha Olds and Julia Alger Pierce.¹

     Madison R. Olds was born c 1842 at Massachusetts.² He was the son of Reuben Olds and Elmira Ferguson.¹ Madison R. Olds died on 27 Jan 1865 at Morehead City, North Carolina; of wounds.³
     He was a soldier in the Civil War, serving as a private in Co. D of the 27th Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry. He enlisted and mustered at age 21 on Oct. 14, 1861 and re-enlisted Jan. 1, 1864. He was wounded June 15, 1864 near Petersburg, Virginia and died of wounds Jan. 27, 1865, at Morehead City, N. C.^1,3

     Madison Thurston Olds was born on 9 Oct 1811 at Aurora, Cayuga County, New York.^1,2 He was the son of Charles Olds and Ruth Thurston.¹ Madison Thurston Olds married (1) Elizabeth Brown on 14 Mar 1844 at Seneca County, Ohio.^3,4 Madison Thurston Olds married (2) Martha Jane Patrick on 31 Dec 1860 at Putnam County, Ohio.⁵ Madison Thurston Olds was buried at Woodlawn Cemetery, Bloomville, Seneca County, Ohio.⁶ He died on 27 Mar 1898 at Blanchard Township, Putman County, Ohio, at age 86.⁷
     Madison Thurston Olds and Elizabeth Olds appeared on the census of 24 Oct 1850 at Republic, Scipio Township, Seneca County, Ohio, as follows:
     Madison Olds, 39, wag. maker, b. N. Y.
     Elizabeth , 26, b. N. Y.
     Gilbert , 5, b. O
     Hubert , 5, b. O
     Asher T. , 4, male, b. O
     Francis A. , 4/12, male, b. O. [should be female]
     Ira Stevenson, 23, wag. maker, b. N. Y.
     Henry Sims, 19, wag. maker, b. N. Y.⁸
Madison Thurston Olds appeared on the census of 24 Jul 1860 at Republic, Scipio Township, Seneca County, Ohio, as follows:
     1052/1084 Sam J. Bee, 32, farming, b. O.
      Nancy " , 28, b. O.
      Orin " , 10, b. O.
      Elnora " , 8, b. O.
      Madison Olds, 40, wagonmaker, b. N. Y.⁹
Madison Thurston Olds and Martha Jane Olds appeared on the census of 25 Jun 1870 at Gilboa, Blanchard Township, Putman County, Ohio, as follows:
     246/246 Old, M. T., 58, farmer, b. New York State
      , Martha, 43, housekeeper, b. Ohio
      , Daniel, 17, at home, b. Ohio
      , Sarah, 15, at home, b. Ohio
      , Thomas, 6, at home, b. Ohio
      , Ellis, 4, at home, b. Ohio.¹⁰
Madison Thurston Olds appeared on the census of Jun 1880 in the household of Jacob S. Fisher and Frances A. Fisher at Leipsic Township, Putnam County, Ohio.¹¹

     Madora Maria Olds was born on 27 Oct 1849 at New York.^1,2 She was the daughter of Norman A. Olds and Clarissa Eleanor Lindley.¹ Madora Maria Olds married Charles M. Morris on 4 Dec 1869 at Jackson County, Michigan.^3,4 Madora Maria Olds died on 3 Jun 1945 at Los Angeles County, California, at age 95.²
     Madora Maria Olds and Charles M. Morris appeared on the census of 17 Aug 1870 at Leroy, Ingham Conty, Michigan, as follows:
      7/7 Morris, Robert, 67, farmer, b. Canada West, father of foreign birth, U. S. Citizen
      , Louisa, 67, keeping house, b. Vermont
      , Charles M., 25, at home, b. N. Y., father of foreibn birth, U. S. Citizen
      , Dora M., at home, b. N. Y.⁵
Madora Maria Olds and Charles M. Morris appeared on the census of 7 Jun 1900 at 106 Edgewood, Jackson, Jackson County, Michigan, as follows:
     202/214 Morris, Charles M., head, b. July 1843, 56, married 30 years, b. New York. parents b. New York, occupation ??
      , Dora M., wife, b. Oct. 1847, 52, married 30 years, 1 child,1 living, b. New York, father b. Vermont, mother b. New York
      , Ida, daughter, b. March 1879, 21, b. Mich., parents b. New York
      Kenny, Ernest J., boarder, 47, married 30 years, b. Michigan, parents b. Unk, conductor, R. R.
      , Matilda, boarder, 47, married 30 years, b. Michigan, parents b. Unk
      , Hazel, boarder, b. Aug 1886, 13, b. Michigan, parents b. Michigan, school.⁶

     Maggie B. Olds was born c 1872.¹ She was the daughter of Luther Olds and Amanda Hull.¹

     Maggie M. Olds married William Henry Polston.² Maggie M. Olds was born in May 1883 at Texas.¹ She was the daughter of William C. Olds and Samantha Ann Rachel Jones.¹
     Maggie Olds married five times: (1) Robert Harris; (2) Sam Connally; (3) Wiley McGregor; (4) Henry Polston; (5) F. M. Snow. She was the mother of Bernie Connally and Wayne Connally.³
     "Maggie May Olds Harris Connally McGregor Polston Snow" is at the center of a series of bloody murders. Her mother's first husband, Amos Smith, had been shot to death. Maggie's husband Sam Connally had been shot dead and his body was placed on a railroad track to cover up the killing. Her fourth husband's head was beaten in with a rock. Her last husband, Francis Marion Snow, in November 1925, killed her mother, Samantha, Maggie herself and Maggie's son Bernie Connally.⁴

     Maggie M. Olds was born in 1882.^2,3 She was the daughter of Gilbert Ogden Olds and Sarah Catharine Showman.¹ Maggie M. Olds married (1) Charles Iler on 18 Jun 1899 at Paulding County, Ohio.⁴ Maggie M. Olds married (2) Jacob R. Detterman on 23 Dec 1953 at Ottowa County, Ohio.⁵ Maggie M. Olds died on 24 May 1958 at Ottawa, Ottawa County, Ohio,⁶ and was buried at Bowholtz Cemetery, Oakwood, Paulding County, Ohio.⁷
     Maggie M. Iler and Charles 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.⁸

     Malcolm McFarland Olds was born on 22 Dec 1913 at Blue Hill, Maine.¹ He was the son of Marshall Keith Olds and Carol Alicia Hooper.¹ Malcolm McFarland Olds died on 21 Apr 1966 at age 52.² He appears in the Social Security Death Index as having died 21 Apr 1996 with the last place of residence listed as Galveston, Galveston County, Texas. Malcolm McFarland's SSN was issued in Pennsylvania. Also, his birth date is given as 22 Dec 1913.²

     Maltby Olds was born on 17 Oct 1851 at Berlin, Sangamon County, Illinois.¹ He was the son of Jonathan Lathrop Olds and Hannah Mariah Cleveland.¹ Maltby Olds died on 22 Oct 1852 at age 1.¹

     Malvina Olds married Briggs Sutherland.² Malvina Olds was born 15 Sep 1836 near Warren, Illinois.¹ She was the daughter of Kingsley Olds and Margaret E. Widner.¹ Malvina Olds died on 19 Feb 1902 near Reedstown, Wisconsin. This gives her calculated age as 65 years, 5 months and 4 days.²
     Malvina Sutherland and Briggs Sutherland appeared on the census of 11 Sep 1860 at Kickapoo, Bad Axe County, Wisconsin, as follows:
     Briggs Sutherland, 28, farmer, b. N. Y.
     Malvena wife , 25, b. Illinois
     Ameda , 5, b. Illinois
     Louella , 7/12, b. Wisconsin.³
Malvina Sutherland and Briggs Sutherland appeared on the census of 9 Jul 1870 at Franklin, Vernon County, Wisconsin, as follows:
     Sutherland, Briggs, 38, farmer, b. Ohio
      , Melvina, 33, keeping house, b. Wisc.
      , Eda, 10, attending school, b. Wisc.
      , Etta, 7, attending school, b. Illinois
      , Emma, 3, at home, b. Wisc.
      , Eunice, 1, at home, b. Wisc.⁴
Malvina Sutherland and Briggs Sutherland appeared on the census of 30 Jun 1880 at Kickapoo, Vernon County, Wisconsin, as follows:
     Sutherland, Briggs, 48, farmer, b. New York
      , Malvina, 45, wife, keeping house, b. Wisc., father b. Mass., mother b. Penn.
      , Emma L., 14, dau., at home, b. Wisc., father b. N. Y., mother b. Wisc.
      , Eunice L., 11, dau., at home, d[itt]o, d[itt]o, d[itt]o
      , Ottis D., 8, son, d[itt]o, d[itt]o, d[itt]o, d[itt]o
      , Harret[sic], 5, dau., d[itt]o, d[itt]o, d[itt]o, d[itt]o
      , Curtis E., 2, son, d[itt]o, d[itt]o, d[itt]o, d[itt]o.⁵
Malvina Sutherland and Briggs Sutherland appeared on the census of 19 Jun 1900 at Kickapoo Town, Vernon County, Wisconsin, as follows:
     Sutherland, Briggs, b. Mch 1832, age 68, m. 43 yrs, b. N. Y., parents b. Conn., farmer
      , Melvina, b. Sep 1845[sic], age 54[sic], m. 43 yrs., 7 children, 6 living, b. Wisc., father b. Mass., mother b. Penn.
      , Curt E., son, b. May 1878, 22, single, b. Wisc., father b. N. Y., mother b. Wisc.⁶

     Mamie Olds was the daughter of Ira Olds and Margaret Parks.¹

     Marcelline Patricia Olds was born on 19 Jun 1919 at Grand Rapids, Michigan.¹ She was the daughter of Clarence Fairfield Olds and Marcelline Butler. Marcelline Patricia Olds died on 24 Mar 2006 at NewPort, Rhode Island. This gives her calculated age as 86 years, 9 months and 5 days.¹ She was buried on 27 Mar 2006 at St. Colomba Catholic Cemetery, Middletown, Rhode Island.¹
     Her obituary states:
     Marcelline Patricia Kirwin
Posted: Friday, March 24, 2006 12:00 am
"NEWPORT - Marcelline Patricia (Pat) Olds Kirwin died at home on Friday, March 24, 2006, surrounded by her loving family.
"Born June 19, 1919 to Marcelline Butler Olds and Clarence Fairfield Olds in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Pat was raised in Jackson Heights, Queens, attended the College of New Rochelle, and married native Newporter, the late Joseph F. Kirwin, a World War II naval veteran, on June 2, 1942.
"Pat Kirwin was a grand matriarch of the 5th ward. Predeceased by son Joseph (Jay), and survived by five sons, Garrett, Peter, Christopher, Terrence, and Stephen, two daughters Patricia Kirwin Folliard and Elizabeth (Betty); 21 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.
"Pat was predeceased by a sister, Jacqueline Olds Hagerty, and a brother, Clarence (Bud) Olds.
"Pat was a distinguished athlete, having the distinctive golf honor of scoring two holes in one in the decade of her seventies. She was a master knitter of Irish sweaters and hostess of an annual St. Patrick's Day post-parade party for the past 30 years. On March 11, 2006, Newport recognized her hospitality by issuing a proclamation naming the day of this year's St. Patrick's Day parade in her honor.
'Pat and her late husband, Joe, were founding members of the Gooseberry Beach Association. She enjoyed many summers at Gooseberry Beach with her family.
"In addition to her devotion to her large family, she was an avid gardener and a fine painter of watercolors.
"A Mass of Christian burial will be held Monday, March 27, 2006, at St. Augustin Church, Carroll Avenue, Newport at 10 a.m. Burial will be in St. Columba Cemetery in Middletown.
"Visiting hours in the O'Neill-Hayes Funeral Home, 465 Spring Street, Newport, Sunday, March 26, 2006, from 3-6 p.m.
"Donations in her honor may be made to the Newport Fire Department Pension Association Charities, 21 West Marlborough Street, Newport, RI 02840."¹