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     Frances E. "Fanny" (Unknown) was born in 1851.¹ She married Charles H. Dimick, son of Samuel W. Dimick and Mary Jane Barber.¹

     Gabrielle ? (Unknown) married Antoine de Bigeardel, son of Leonard de Bigeardel and Marguerite Borda***.

     Gertrude A. (Unknown) married Howard Walten Sewall, son of Rev. Rufus King Sewall and Emeline Matilda Barnes, on 28 January 1888 in San Francisco.¹ Gertrude A. (Unknown) and Howard Walten Sewall were divorced on 19 April 1892 at San Francisco

Howard W . Sewall Would Not Work to Support a Wife.

Gertrude A. Sewall and Howard W. Sewall were married in this city on January 28, 1888. Yesterday Judge Hunt divorced her on the ground of the husband’s failure to provide, by reason of profligacy and idleness, and quite a story was brought out at the trial.

Sewall was a clerk in a dry-goods store when he married the fair and modest Gertrude, the only child of a doting widowed mother. He was known as a man of exemplary habits. They went to board with her mother. He conscientiously forgot to pay for their board and even endeavored to borrow money from his mother-in-law on the wedding day. He soon lost his position, drifted to Sacramento, Chico and elsewhere, and finally to Seattle, Wash., where he now is, having been a clerk in two banks and being now in the fruit business.

In this business he was also awhile at Chico, from which place he went East with a consignment of fruit, which he sold to advantage, but squandered the money. On return and while attempting to disappear from Chico between two days creditors had him arrested and his sister helped him out of his financial mess and the young wife was taken back home by her mother. In no place apparently could he hold a position more than a mouth or two, and he was chronically bankrupt.

He has only sent his pretty young wife $52 to support herself during the past year, and she has had to depend on her mother, aided by scant earnings as a saleswoman of $4 and $5 a week. Last Christmas he magnanimously sent her a present — a note of $10 — but it was protested, and mother-in-law had to pay note and costs.

This mother-in-law, who appeared to be a treasure in her way, had tried to keep the young couple along in various ways and had offered them a home on her little farm, but the proud spirit of Howard rebelled at this. He would not soil his hands at such menial labor as farming. San Francisco Call, 20 April 1892.¹

     Grace (Unknown) married Christopher Wadsworth. Grace (Unknown) made a will on 13 January 1687. Probate was granted on 13 June 1688.¹

     Grace A. (Unknown) was born circa 1894 in Utah.² She married Norman T. Sewall, son of Gilbert Tennant Sewall and Lutie Bell Greenleaf, circa 1913.^1,3

     Hadeguisa (Hawise) (Unknown) married Robert de Marmion Sieur de Fontenay.¹ In 1101 became a nun in the abbey of Holy Trinity, Caen. CP gives this date as 1106 whilst Chester gives the date of her widowhood as 1101.^1,2

     Hannah (Unknown) married John Dwight.² Hannah (Unknown) died on 5 September 1656 probably in Dedham, Massachusetts.²

     Hannah (Unknown) married Ebenezer Gore.¹

     Hannah (Unknown) married Leonard Hoar Cotton, son of Rev. Thomas Cotton and Bridget Hoar.¹

     Hannah (Unknown) married Thomas Dunbar.¹

     Hannah L. (Unknown) married Thomas F. Farrington.¹

     Harriet (Unknown) married Hon. Salmon George Haven.¹

     Harriet B. (Unknown) was born circa 1850 in England.¹ She married Fred Sewall Camp, son of Talcott Hale Camp and Ann Elizabeth Sewall.¹

     Helena (Unknown) was born circa 1583.¹ She married Rev. Thomas Mason.¹ Helena (Unknown) married secondly Rev. Stephen Bachiler on 26 March 1627 at Abbots Ann, Hampshire.² Helena (Unknown) died before 3 May 1647 in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.¹

     Henrietta (Unknown) married Edward Wigglesworth.

     Honour (Unknown) married Henry Rolfe.¹ Honour (Unknown) died on 19 December 1650 in Charlestown.¹

     Isabel (Unknown) married John Grazebrook (Junior) of Stoke Hall, son of John Gresbrooke of Shenstone. Isabel (Unknown) made a will on 15 March 1550/51 proved at Lichfield 26 January 1554/5 by John Gresbroke and Henry Gresbroke, the executors.¹ She died in 1554.²

     Isabel (Unknown) married Thomas Archer before 1539.¹

     Isabel (Unknown) married Robert de Woodcote III, son of Robert de Woodcote II.¹

     Isabel (Unknown) married William Lovell, son of William Lovell and Maud (Unknown).

     Jane (Unknown) and Richard Hussey emigrated circa 1690 to England he settled in Dover, N.H.² Jane (Unknown) married Richard Hussey by 1691.¹

     Jane (Unknown) married Isaac Chauncy, son of Charles Chauncy and Catharine Eyre, they had three sons and a daughter.¹

     Jane (Unknown) married David Holmes in 1658.¹ Jane (Unknown) died after 1691 in Dedham, Massachusetts.¹

     Jane (Unknown) was born in 1811? In Llanerfyl, Montgomery. She married Thomas Jones. A photograph in the possesion of CJR in inscribed on the back in his father's writing "Mrs. Thos. Jones, Braichodnant, Llanbrynmair, Great Grandmother." Jane (Unknown) appears on the census of 4 April 1881 where she is described as "formerly farmers wife" and she is living with her daughter and son in law in Shrewsbury.

     Jane (Unknown) was born circa 1602 by age at death.² She married John Fessenden circa 1625?^1,2 Jane (Unknown) died on 13 January 1682.¹

     Jane (Unknown) married John Anderson.¹ Jane (Unknown) died on 4 May 1654.¹

     Jane (Unknown) married Peter Martin.¹

     Jane (Unknown) married Mathew Lepper.

     Jane (Unknown) married Samuel Hoblyn.¹