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     Hattie Furrow was born c 1857 at Westfield, Massachusetts.² She married Hiram Eugene Olds, son of Jonathan Olds and Sarah A. Clapp, on 17 Jun 1876 at Northampton, Massachusetts.^3,4 Hattie Furrow died in 1920^5,6 and was buried at All Saints Cemetery, Jensen Beach, Martin County, Florida.⁷
     Her obituary states:
          "Mrs. Hattie Olds Whitney
     "Word has been received in Holyoke of the death at Jensen, Fla., of Mrs. Hattie Olds Whitney, wife of Irving E. Whitney, eldest son of the late Edwin Whitney of Holyoke. Mrs. Whitney, who was born in Southampton, was first married in 1909 [sic] to Hiram Olds, son of Jonathan Olds of Rock Valley. Hiram died in 1912 [sic] and Mrs. Olds went to Florida, where she met Mr. Whitney. The other children are Isabelle, Mrs. G. L. Sackett, Fred Whitney of the post-office force, Dr. H. H. Whitney of Ontario and Rose."⁸

     Leonard Furry married Hannah Brown, daughter of Jacob Brown and Elizabeth Ulrich. Leonard Furry was born in 1807 at Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.¹ He died on 8 Dec 1877.²
     "Leonard Furry was born in Lancaster county in 1807. He came to South Woodberry in 1815, and resided on the same farm until his death in 1877. He was a minister of the German Baptist denomination. He married Hannah Brown, of this township, and was the father of Jocob, John (deceased), Magdalena (deceased), Elizabeth (deceased), Elizabeth (deceased), Samuel and Catherine. John was a German Baptist preacher. Jacob married Elizabeth Berger and lives on the homestead. He is the father of twelve childen. Samuel, his oldest son, is a physician in Hastings, Nebraska. David E. and Levi are carrying on the butchering business in New Enterprise."¹

     Alice Gable was born on 21 Jul 1880.¹ She was the daughter of Henry G. Gable and Ella Mariah Olds.¹ Alice Gable died on 17 Apr 1885 at age 4.¹

     Frank Lathrop Gable was born on 13 Aug 1877.¹ He was the son of Henry G. Gable and Ella Mariah Olds.¹ Frank Lathrop Gable died on 10 Jan 1894 at age 16.¹

     Henry G. Gable married Ella Mariah Olds, daughter of Jonathan Lathrop Olds and Hannah Mariah Cleveland, on 8 Aug 1876 at Aurora, Kane County, Illinois.^1,2
     See E.B. Olds, p. 75; listed as Dr. Henry G. Gable.

     Lenora Gaddey was born on 4 Jul 1886.² She married Arthur Edward Ridgely, son of Russel R. Ridgely and Margaret Jane Keen, b 1909.^3,4 Lenora Gaddey and Arthur were divorced.³

     Margaret Macy Gaddy married Joseph Lee Duncan, son of George Berry Duncan and Cornelia Chapman, c 1929.^1,2
     Margaret Macy Duncan and Joseph Lee Duncan appeared on the census of 2 May 1930 at Pelham Mill Village, Reidville Township, Spartanburg County, South Carolina, as follows:
Macy Smith, third wife of Joseph Duncan, is buried at Ebenezer Methodist Church, near Pelham, SC, with no marker. They had one child who died an infant.⁴ Granddaughter Lucy Sprouse explained that Macy Smith who married Joseph L. Duncan was also Lucy's maternal grandmother and had been married to William Lawson Smith. She also wrote
"Macy was a Gaddy. Her fathers name was Pinkney Gaddy from up around Easley or Pickens. Macy married Lawson Smith the first time. He was 40 something years older than her. They had Mae, Iva, Margie, Clyde, Claude, Fred, Luther and one more but not sure about the name. He died as a child as did Luther. Iva was my mama.
"Macy was Lawson's 3rd wife. He had 3 sets of kids totaling over 20. I can't find anything about his first marriage and children. I have info on his 2nd wife and family. Wish you could help me on his first wife. He was born around 1850 in Newport Tennessee. Many of the files from Tennessee were burned in Washington DC that year when the war was going on. So it may be there are no files on them.
Lawson had 3 daughters by his second wife. I know one name was Laurie and one named Dovey. ... Lawson and Macy lived in N.C. when mama was born but eventually moved to S.C.
Lawson made furniture and built those water mills you use to see in the mountains. He was also a bootlegger."⁵ Macy is called Macie Gaddy Smith Duncan and wife of Lawson Smith in the obituary of her daughter Iva Smith Duncan⁶ and she is called Margaret Macie Smith Duncan, wife of William Lawson Smith in the obituary of her daughter Mary Mae Smith Fallow⁷. She appears in the 1920 census of Haywood County, N. C., as the 23 year old wife of 63 year old Lawson W. Smith.⁸

     Lillian Gaither was born on 14 Mar 1878.¹ She married Edgar Orville Olds, son of Milton Hall Olds and Mattie Edna McLean, on 25 Dec 1900.¹ Lillian Gaither died on 28 Nov 1965 at age 87.² She was buried at Highland Cemetery, Mt. Carmel, Wabash County, Illinois.³

     Ruth Gaither married John Warfield, son of Richard Warfield and Elinor Browne, on 16 Feb 1696/97.¹

     Ellen M. Gale was born on 15 May 1840.¹ She married Ezekiel P. Olds, son of Samuel Olds and Polly Fuller, on 6 Mar 1860 at Montpelier, Vermont.¹ Ellen M. Gale died on 21 Feb 1906 at age 65.¹

     Polly Gale was born on 31 May 1771.¹ She married Phinehas Olds, son of Ezekiel Old and Elizabeth (?), in 1789 at Alstead, New Hampshire.² Polly Gale died on 28 Mar 1796 at age 24.¹

     Elvina Louisa Gallup was born in Aug 1819 at New York.³ She married Ariel Young Olds, son of Ira Mather Olds and Phoebe Young.¹ Elvina Louisa Gallup died on 28 Jun 1906 at age 86⁴ and was buried at Eden Cemetery, Vevay Township, Ingham County, Michigan.^5,6
     Elvina Louisa Olds and Ariel Young Olds appeared on the census of 10 Aug 1850 at Vevay, Ingham County, Michigan, as follows:
     Ariah Olds, 34, farmer, b. N. Y.
     Louisa , 30, b. N. Y.
     Mary , 11, b. Mich.
     Genette L., 8, b. Mich.
     Edward J., 3, b. Mich.
     Calvin J., 6/12, b. Mich.
     Clinton Smith, 23, farmer, b. N. Y.
     William Smith, 27, farmer, b. N. Y.⁷
Elvina Louisa Olds and Ariel Young Olds appeared on the census of 29 Jun 1860 at Vevay, Ingham County, Michigan, as follows:
     A. Y. Olds, 45, farmer, b. N. Y.
     Elvina " , 40, b. N. Y.
     Janette " , 17, teach. of Com. Schools, b. Mich.
     Edward " , 12, b. Mich.
     Calvin " , 10, b. Mich.
     Lois " , 5, b. Mich.
     Lucius A. " , 3, b. Mich.⁸
Elvina Louisa Gallup appeared on the census of 23 Jun 1870 at Vevay Township, Ingham County, Michigan, as follows:
     176/175 Kendall, Reuben, 66, farmer, $500 personal property, b. Vt.
      , Louisa, 50, keeping house, $5000 real estate, $1000 personal property, b. N. Y.
      Olds, Lois, 15, female, at school, b. Mich.
      , Lucius, 13, at school, b. Mich.
     Howes, Samuel, 30, farm laborer, b, England
[From this entry it appears that widow Louisa Olds has married Reuben Kendall.].⁹
Elvina Louisa Kendall appeared on the census of Jun 1880 at Vevay, Ingham County, Michigan, as follows:
     Kendall, Eloise, 64, widowed, keeping house, b. N. Y.
     Olds, Lucius, 23, son, single. farmer, b. Mich., father b. Mich., mother b. N. Y.
     Long, Hannah, 13, boarder, at school, b. Mich.¹⁰
Elvina Louisa Gallup appeared on the census of 15 Jun 1900 at Vevay Township, Ingham County, Michigan, as follows:
     Olds, Lucius, head, b. Mch 1857, 43, marr. 5 yrs, b. Mich., parents b. N. Y., farmer
      , Nellie, wife, b. Aug. 1869, 30, marr. 5 yrs, b. Mich., parents b. Mich.
     Kendle, Eloisa, mother, b. Aug. 1819, widowed, 4 children, 3 living, b. b. N. Y., father b. Mass., mother b. Vt.
     Landfair, Jula, b. Oct. 1819, 80, widowed, 0 children, 0 living, b. Vt., parents b. Vt.³

     Mrs. Sarah Ganz married William Herron Reeder, son of Dr. George Reeder and Almira Louise Olds.¹

     (?) Gardiner was born s 1478.¹
     The 1559/60 will of his son Richard Gardner mentions "my syster Felgate" and "my nevye" Edmond Gardner of Ippswiche. "Nephew" could also mean grandson at this time, "but brother's son is assumed to be the meaning for his situation."¹

     (?) Gardiner was born s 1506.¹ She was the daughter of (?) Gardiner.¹

     (?) Gardiner was born s 1508.¹ He was the son of (?) Gardiner.¹

     Ann Gardiner was born s 1544.¹ She was the daughter of Richard Gardiner.¹
     She "was named in her father's 1559/60 will as being under the age of 18."¹

     Edmund Gardiner was born s 1542.¹ He was the son of Richard Gardiner.¹
     He "was named in both his father's 1559/60 will and his mother's 1583 will."¹

     Elizabeth Gardiner was born s 1562.¹ She was the daughter of Philip Gardiner and Elizabeth Dale.¹ Elizabeth Gardiner died in 1635.¹
     "She was named in the 1614 will of her father and the 1615 will of her mother. "As Elizabeth Hayward of Elmsett widow, she made a will dated 13 July 1635, and proved 27 July 1635, in which she named many people including 'John Smith, Philip Smith and, Nathaniel Smith, the three sonnes of my Sister Smith, late of Bramford, deceased". These three were the sons of Mary (Gardner) Smith still living in the area. Son Samuel had sailed to New England in 1634. Son Henry had either moved away or died."²

     Gilbert Gardiner was born s 1534.¹ He was the son of Richard Gardiner.¹
     He was named as second son in his father's 1559/60 wil. His probable mother Margery named him, without relationship, and his wife Elizabeth and children in her 1583 will.¹

     Jane Gardiner was born s 1568.¹ She was the daughter of Philip Gardiner and Elizabeth Dale.¹
     "She was named in the wills of her father and mother."¹

     Joan Gardiner was born s 1530.¹ She was the daughter of Richard Gardiner.¹
     "m. John Coke, son of Edward Coke. In his will John Coke named his wife Joan and young children Thomas . . . also his 'trustie friend and father-in-law Richard Gardiner of Bramford, carpenter.' Joan's father Richard, in his 1560 will, named the children of John Coke, and specifically son Thomas Coke. Richard's widow Margerie, in her 1583 will, named Margerie wife of Henry Cole. The marriage of Henry Cole, in Bramford 25 June 1570, was to Margerie Coke. This daugher's marriage date is the basis for giving Joan a birth date of say 1530. Joan's mother seems to have died when Joan was a child, leaving her rearing to her stepmother Margery."¹

     John Gardiner was born s 1540.¹ He was the son of Richard Gardiner.¹
     He was named in his father's 1559/60 will.¹

     Mary Gardiner was born s 1575 probably in Elmsett Parish, Suffolk, England. Elmsett is near Burstall Parish.¹ She was the daughter of Philip Gardiner and Elizabeth Dale.² Mary Gardiner married John Smith on 15 Nov 1597 at Burstall Parish, Suffolk, England.³ Mary Gardiner was buried on 10 Apr 1626 at Elmsett Parish, Suffolk, England.⁴
     "b. say 1575; m. Burstall 15 Nov. 1597, John Smith. In her father's will she was named as Mary, the wife of John Smith of Burstall. Her mother's will 1615 named Mary, her husband John, and their five sons, but mentioned [by name] only sons John, Samuel, Philip and Henry. Her sister Elizabeth's 1635 will named Mary as 'my deceased sister of Branford' and Mary's sons John, Phillip and Nathaniel."⁵

     Philip Gardiner was born s 1532 presumably in Bramford Parish, Suffolk, England.¹ He was the son of Richard Gardiner.² Philip Gardiner married Elizabeth Dale, daughter of Robert Dale, on 15 Oct 1560 at Burstall Parish, Suffolk, England.³
     He was named in the 1559/60 will of his father as the eldest son but not named in the 1583 will of his stepmother. These are the reasons for assigning him to the first wife.¹ Philip Gardiner left a will on 23 Feb 1613/14. The will was probated 9 June 1615. He named his wife Elizabeth who was to get his freehold lands in Elmsett outright and his copyhold lands in Elmsett for life. He also named his son Thomas, eldest son Phillip, daughter Elizabeth, daughter "Marye", wife of John Smith of Burstall, and daughter Jane, wife of Thomas "Curtes" of Elmsett.⁴

     Phillip Gardiner was baptized on 9 Nov 1578 at Elmsett Parish, Suffollk, England.¹ He was the son of Philip Gardiner and Elizabeth Dale.
     He "was named in the 1614 will of his father (as eldest son). The 1615 will of his mother did not name her son Philip but did name his wife Alice and his son Philip. The 1635 will of his sister Elizabeth Hayward named 'Philip son of my brother Philip Gardiner.¹'"

     Richard Gardiner was born s 1504.¹ He was the son of (?) Gardiner.¹ Richard Gardiner died in 1559.¹ He was buried on 15 Feb 1559 at Bramford, Suffolk, England.¹
     "His first wife's name is unknown. His second wife Margery was named in his will . . . . The reason for assigning him two wives is the wording of Margery's will (see below). She named children of his daughter Joan and of his son Gilbert, but did not call them grandchildren. The only sons of Richard whom she named as her sons were Thomas and Edmond. His sons William and John had probably died. His two "eldest" sons, Philip and Gilbert, were still alive.²
     "As Richard 'Gardyner', carpenter, of Bramford, he made a will dated 27 January 1559[/60] and proved 13 October 1560, as follows:
"unto Margerye my wief my Tenement called Crabbes w^t all the lands lyenge . . . in Brampforde and in Sprowton During her naturall life . . . excepte my lytle parlor withe the Chymney in yt whiche parlor I will to my syster Felgate . . . my fyve sonnes that ys to saye Philippe Gilberte John Edmond and Will'm . . . the two eldest myne Executors that is to saye Phillipe and Gylberte and my neyve Edmond Gardener of Ippiswche to be my sup'vysor . . . my sonne Thomas who hathe hadde his portcyon alreadye . . . my daughter Ane Gardyner . . .³ "

     Thomas Gardiner was baptized on 18 Nov 1582 at Elmsett Parish, Suffollk, England.¹ He was the son of Philip Gardiner and Elizabeth Dale.¹
     He "was named in the 1614 will of his father. The 1615 will of his mother named him and his son Thomas. The 1635 will of his sister Elizabeth named "John, son of my brother Thomas".²

     Thomas Gardiner was born s 1536.¹ He was the son of Richard Gardiner.¹
     He was named in both his father's 1559/60 willl and his mother's 1583 will.¹

     William Gardiner was born s 1538.¹ He was the son of Richard Gardiner.¹
     He was named in his father's 1559/60 will.¹