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77. DAVID SIDNEY46 LOWN (VERA MAY47 PULVER, SIDNEY AARON46, SUSAN AUGUSTA45 HOPKINS, RUTH44 BEADLE, RUTH43 BIDWELL, JACOB42, ESTHER41 LAWRENCE, DANIEL40, RUTH39 WHITNEY, JOHN38, JOHN37, THOMAS36, ROBERT35, ROBERT34, ROBERT33, JAMES32, CONSTANCE31 TOUCHET, JAMES30, JOHN29, JOHN28, JOAN27 AUDLEY, JAMES26, NICHOLAS25, NICHOLAS24, ELA23 LONGESPEE, WILLIAM22, WILLIAM21, HENRY ANJOU "CURTMANTLE"20 PLANTAGENET, GEOFFREY "LE BON"19, FULK18V, "LE JEUNE" PLANTAGENET, FULK IV "RECHIN"17 PLANTAGENET, GEOFFREY "FERREOL"16 GATINOIS, GEOFFROY "FERREOL"15 GASTINOIS, AUBRI14 GATINOIS, GEOFFREY "FERREOL"13, AUBRI12, GEOFFREY11, AUBRI "DUX"10, GEOFFREY9, BOUCHARD8 DE FEZENSAC, AUBRI "THE BERGUNDIAN"7, BOUCHARD "THE CONSTABLE"6 CORSICA, GUERIN "ROBERT"5 THURGOVIE, ROBERT4 DE HESBAYE, LAMBERT3, GUERIN WARIN2 POITIERS, BODILON1) was born April 01, 1938 in Battle Creek, Calhoun County, Michigan. He married LINDA KEPHART February 1960 in Long Beach, California, daughter of CLAUDE KEPHART and DORIS LOWN. She was born Abt. 1940 in California.
     
Children of DAVID LOWN and LINDA KEPHART are:
  i.   DAVID STEPHEN47 LOWN, b. July 22, 1961.
  ii.   DANIEL WILLIAM LOWN, b. December 20, 1962.


78. CAROLYN SUE46 LOWN (VERA MAY47 PULVER, SIDNEY AARON46, SUSAN AUGUSTA45 HOPKINS, RUTH44 BEADLE, RUTH43 BIDWELL, JACOB42, ESTHER41 LAWRENCE, DANIEL40, RUTH39 WHITNEY, JOHN38, JOHN37, THOMAS36, ROBERT35, ROBERT34, ROBERT33, JAMES32, CONSTANCE31 TOUCHET, JAMES30, JOHN29, JOHN28, JOAN27 AUDLEY, JAMES26, NICHOLAS25, NICHOLAS24, ELA23 LONGESPEE, WILLIAM22, WILLIAM21, HENRY ANJOU "CURTMANTLE"20 PLANTAGENET, GEOFFREY "LE BON"19, FULK18V, "LE JEUNE" PLANTAGENET, FULK IV "RECHIN"17 PLANTAGENET, GEOFFREY "FERREOL"16 GATINOIS, GEOFFROY "FERREOL"15 GASTINOIS, AUBRI14 GATINOIS, GEOFFREY "FERREOL"13, AUBRI12, GEOFFREY11, AUBRI "DUX"10, GEOFFREY9, BOUCHARD8 DE FEZENSAC, AUBRI "THE BERGUNDIAN"7, BOUCHARD "THE CONSTABLE"6 CORSICA, GUERIN "ROBERT"5 THURGOVIE, ROBERT4 DE HESBAYE, LAMBERT3, GUERIN WARIN2 POITIERS, BODILON1) was born November 05, 1940 in Battle Creek, Calhoun County, Michigan. She married (1) JOSEPH FARENTINO (Source: de Kam-Pulver.FTW, Date of Import: Nov 21, 2001.) Abt. 1959 in California. He was born Abt. 1937 in California (Source: de Kam-Pulver.FTW, Date of Import: Nov 21, 2001.). She married (2) RONALD BLACKBURN Abt. 1967 in California. He was born Abt. 1939 in California.
     
Children of CAROLYN LOWN and JOSEPH FARENTINO are:
  i.   JOEY47 FARENTINO (Source: de Kam-Pulver.FTW, Date of Import: Nov 21, 2001.), b. Abt. 1960 (Source: de Kam-Pulver.FTW, Date of Import: Nov 21, 2001.).
  ii.   CARLENE FARENTINO (Source: de Kam-Pulver.FTW, Date of Import: Nov 21, 2001.), b. Abt. 1962 (Source: de Kam-Pulver.FTW, Date of Import: Nov 21, 2001.).
  iii.   PATSY JO FARENTINO (Source: de Kam-Pulver.FTW, Date of Import: Nov 21, 2001.), b. Abt. 1965 (Source: de Kam-Pulver.FTW, Date of Import: Nov 21, 2001.).
     
Children of CAROLYN LOWN and RONALD BLACKBURN are:
  iv.   CASSIE47 BLACKBURN, b. Abt. 1970.
  v.   CARRIE BLACKBURN, b. Abt. 1972.


79. SHARON LEE46 LOWN (VERA MAY47 PULVER, SIDNEY AARON46, SUSAN AUGUSTA45 HOPKINS, RUTH44 BEADLE, RUTH43 BIDWELL, JACOB42, ESTHER41 LAWRENCE, DANIEL40, RUTH39 WHITNEY, JOHN38, JOHN37, THOMAS36, ROBERT35, ROBERT34, ROBERT33, JAMES32, CONSTANCE31 TOUCHET, JAMES30, JOHN29, JOHN28, JOAN27 AUDLEY, JAMES26, NICHOLAS25, NICHOLAS24, ELA23 LONGESPEE, WILLIAM22, WILLIAM21, HENRY ANJOU "CURTMANTLE"20 PLANTAGENET, GEOFFREY "LE BON"19, FULK18V, "LE JEUNE" PLANTAGENET, FULK IV "RECHIN"17 PLANTAGENET, GEOFFREY "FERREOL"16 GATINOIS, GEOFFROY "FERREOL"15 GASTINOIS, AUBRI14 GATINOIS, GEOFFREY "FERREOL"13, AUBRI12, GEOFFREY11, AUBRI "DUX"10, GEOFFREY9, BOUCHARD8 DE FEZENSAC, AUBRI "THE BERGUNDIAN"7, BOUCHARD "THE CONSTABLE"6 CORSICA, GUERIN "ROBERT"5 THURGOVIE, ROBERT4 DE HESBAYE, LAMBERT3, GUERIN WARIN2 POITIERS, BODILON1) was born June 30, 1942 in Battle Creek, Calhoun County, Michigan. She married LE ROY TREJO 1962 in San Luis Obispo, California. He was born Abt. 1940 in California.
     
Children of SHARON LOWN and LE TREJO are:
  i.   SHAROLYN MARIE47 TREJO, b. July 23, 1964, San Luis Obispo, Clifornia.
  ii.   MELVIN EARL TREJO, b. September 14, 1967, San Luis Obispo, Clifornia.


80. ROBERT CARROLL46 DE KAM (RUTH LEONA47 PULVER, SIDNEY AARON46, SUSAN AUGUSTA45 HOPKINS, RUTH44 BEADLE, RUTH43 BIDWELL, JACOB42, ESTHER41 LAWRENCE, DANIEL40, RUTH39 WHITNEY, JOHN38, JOHN37, THOMAS36, ROBERT35, ROBERT34, ROBERT33, JAMES32, CONSTANCE31 TOUCHET, JAMES30, JOHN29, JOHN28, JOAN27 AUDLEY, JAMES26, NICHOLAS25, NICHOLAS24, ELA23 LONGESPEE, WILLIAM22, WILLIAM21, HENRY ANJOU "CURTMANTLE"20 PLANTAGENET, GEOFFREY "LE BON"19, FULK18V, "LE JEUNE" PLANTAGENET, FULK IV "RECHIN"17 PLANTAGENET, GEOFFREY "FERREOL"16 GATINOIS, GEOFFROY "FERREOL"15 GASTINOIS, AUBRI14 GATINOIS, GEOFFREY "FERREOL"13, AUBRI12, GEOFFREY11, AUBRI "DUX"10, GEOFFREY9, BOUCHARD8 DE FEZENSAC, AUBRI "THE BERGUNDIAN"7, BOUCHARD "THE CONSTABLE"6 CORSICA, GUERIN "ROBERT"5 THURGOVIE, ROBERT4 DE HESBAYE, LAMBERT3, GUERIN WARIN2 POITIERS, BODILON1) was born December 25, 1924 in Battle Creek, Calhoun County, Michigan (Source: Tazelaar Boone.FTW, Date of Import: Nov 21, 2001.), and died January 17, 1986 in Daytona Beach or Port Orange, Volusia Co. Florida (Source: (1) Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1, Ed. 7, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Apr 12, 2000, Internal Ref. #1.111.7.66718.187, (2) Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1, Ed. 7, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Apr 12, 2000, Internal Ref. #1.111.7.66718.187). He married CONSTANCE CATHERINE ANGELICA September 01, 1947 in Thompsonville, Hartford County, Connecticut, daughter of STEPHEN ANGELICA and COLOGERA ALAIMO. She was born December 17, 1923 in Thompsonville, Hartford County, Connecticut, and died April 01, 1985 in Enfield, Hartford County, Connecticut.

Notes for ROBERT CARROLL DE KAM:
Individual: de Kam, Robert Social Security #: 366-22-9806 Issued in: Michigan
Birth date: Dec 25, 1924 Death date: Jan 1986 Residence code: Daytona Beach, Florida ZIP Code of last known residence: 32016 As of April 1997, this ZIP Code was not in use by the U.S. Postal Service. The following primary location may have once been associated with this ZIP Code or may be in the same general geographic region of the U.S. It is also possible that the Social Security Administration had the wrong ZIP Code listed .
Robert, like his Dad, was also a "Runaway Child" Being dissatisfied with his home life, Bob left home in Davenport, Iowa in 1939 and went back to Battle Creek, Michigan where he lived with "Uncle Richard", as we called him, but no relation to us. Having missed out on going to school during the young years of his life due to traveling on the road with his parents, Bob, like his brothers and sisters was 2 years behind age-wise for being in the proper grade. This was not due to failing grades, but because we had no proof that we ever attended 1st or 2nd grades, and therefore was not allowed to enter these higher grades. All of us lied our ages so as not to look "Dumb" to the other children in our classes. His mother taught us our schooling from 10th grade school books that she had from her days in school. Robert, and Richard, his brother could both read and do the home work of a tenth grader at 8, 9, and 10 years old. Robert was just not allowed to enter the grade he was qualified for, as he had to have a diploma saying he went through 2nd and 3rd grades, which he didn't have.
Due to the schooling dilemma, Robert was 18 years old in the Eleventh Grade when because of WWll, he was drafted out of High School on April 9, 1943 nine months shy of his 19th birthday. He served his boot camp at Camp Callen, California and destined to be in the infantry. But because of his exceptional abilities in learning he was chosen to go to special training classes that the Army was badly in need of trained personel in Electronics and other highly skilled training catagories they needed to help win the war. He was transferred to Chicago, Illinois and went to the Coyne Electrical school that the Army had taken over to train skilled personel. He was stationed here for over a year learning Electronics, both maintainance and repair. After graduation he was sent to Germany where he was an Anti Aircraft specialist maintaining the Anti Aircraft Guns and other electronic equipment. Bob was also skilled in Auto repair, where he took a class in Auto mechanics in high school, but not used while in military service. Because of this training at Coyne Electrical, he could also repair radio Equipment. And although television was not out as yet, he had the basics to repair television, which he done for a brief period in civilian life afterwards in Thompsonville CN. He had his own repair shop.
Robert was wounded in Germany while riding in the back seat of a half-track vehicle. His Army group had already captured the town and was just passing through, so to speak, when a young German boy, estimated to be about 12 years old tossed a molten hand-grenade into the vehicle. As it exploded, it shot molten lead plus the shell fragments throughout the half-track. Bob was lucky he was in the back seat with another soldier, as the two riding in front were killed instantly, while he and the other soldier were badly wounded. The other soldier in the rear died also about 3 months later. Bob, being the only true survivor of the mishap. The intense heat of the molten lead that was mostly directed to his right hand caused him to stick his hand down between his legs and try to scrape the lead from his hand. This resulted in his removing the flesh down to the bone. He also recieved multiple fragments of steel throughout most of his right side, as the grenade came through the passenger side that he was sitting in. Years later these fragments were still working their way to the outer skin surfaces and were removed then. This also resulted in several skin grafts where skin tissue was removed from his inner thighs.
Robert received the Purple Heart Decoration, The European Campaign Medal, with two oak leaf clusters, Two other medals and the World War Two Victory Medal. He received a medical discharge on October 8, 1945. Robert went to Battle Creek High School and took the test for his senior graduation and passed, therefore becoming a High School Graduate. In Battle Creek, Michigan he first worked for Consumers Power Co. Although qualified for a position in higher electrical skills, he had to start out as a meter reader, as was the basic requirements for all new employees. Of course, if you knew Bob, this was just not his cup of tea.
He left home again venturing to Great Lakes Naval Base and joined the Navy where he lied his previous Military record of the injuries he had so he could enlist. By doing this, he lost his 40 percent disability pay he was recieving from the Army.
After boot training, he was sent to New London, Conn to be in the Submarine Service. After one year, he became an Electricians mate 3rd Class, and in order to become this, one had to know all the basic workings of the electrical system on board the Submarine. He learned Sonar and Radio repair here also. He was stationed at Quantanamo Bay at the US Naval Sub Base on the Eastern end of Cuba. Although his discharge from the Navy was honorable, he did not volunteer to resign. The Government caught up to him from his previous service record through fingerprints and such methods and he had to be mustered out.
Robert met Constance Angelica here in Connecticut and they married. He moved to Thompsonville, where she lived and he eventually went to work for Hamilton Standard Aircraft, which was the parent Company of Pratt Whitney Aircraft Engines. Because of never receiving a College education as an Electronics Engineer, he could not be on the pay roll as an Electronics Engineer. He was more qualified than most all of the Engineers and was called on ( too numerous to mention) times to help solve the problems they were having. Hamilton Standard had a huge lay-off, and Bob was caught in it. While waiting to be called back to work, he started develping and building an Electric Pedal Steel guitar in his basement at home. Bob had always been an avid music lover and played several instruments. He teamed up with Jim Gurley to form and manufacture the "DEKLEY ELECTRIC STEEL GUITAR COMPANY". Robert had to leave the business because of a heart problem, but told if he was not to be too active he would live forever. They also started up a tape recording Co. called "REEL DREAMS" recording studio.
Robert was in a country band for many years. He wrote several songs, both words and music and had 3 of them recorded by a Japanese Country group. Robert died on January 17, 1986 in Daytona Beach, Florida. The death certificate shows Port Orange, Volusia Co. Florida. He was cremated and was interred at Arlington National Cemetary in Virginia with full Military Honors. His remains are located on Patton Way, near MacArthur Circle.



More About ROBERT CARROLL DE KAM:
Burial: January 1986, Arlington National Cemetary @ Patton Way near MacArthur Circle
Cause of Death: Sudden Cardiac Arrest 1 hour; Coronary Artery Disease- 5 Yrs
Cremated: January 1986
Education: Bet. 1943 - 1944, Coyne Electrical & Electroncs Institute

Notes for CONSTANCE CATHERINE ANGELICA:
Named "Concetta" Angelica at birth.

More About CONSTANCE CATHERINE ANGELICA:
Baptism: 1923, St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Enfield, Cn
     
Children of ROBERT DE KAM and CONSTANCE ANGELICA are:
91. i.   ROBERTA ANN47 DE KAM, b. August 26, 1951, Springfield, Hamden County, Massachusettes.
92. ii.   KATHLEEN MARY DE KAM, b. October 03, 1955, Springfield, Hamden County, Massachusettes.
93. iii.   HOLLY ANNE DE KAM, b. March 12, 1959, Springfield, Hamden County, Massachusettes.


81. RICHARD SIDNEY46 DE KAM (RUTH LEONA47 PULVER, SIDNEY AARON46, SUSAN AUGUSTA45 HOPKINS, RUTH44 BEADLE, RUTH43 BIDWELL, JACOB42, ESTHER41 LAWRENCE, DANIEL40, RUTH39 WHITNEY, JOHN38, JOHN37, THOMAS36, ROBERT35, ROBERT34, ROBERT33, JAMES32, CONSTANCE31 TOUCHET, JAMES30, JOHN29, JOHN28, JOAN27 AUDLEY, JAMES26, NICHOLAS25, NICHOLAS24, ELA23 LONGESPEE, WILLIAM22, WILLIAM21, HENRY ANJOU "CURTMANTLE"20 PLANTAGENET, GEOFFREY "LE BON"19, FULK18V, "LE JEUNE" PLANTAGENET, FULK IV "RECHIN"17 PLANTAGENET, GEOFFREY "FERREOL"16 GATINOIS, GEOFFROY "FERREOL"15 GASTINOIS, AUBRI14 GATINOIS, GEOFFREY "FERREOL"13, AUBRI12, GEOFFREY11, AUBRI "DUX"10, GEOFFREY9, BOUCHARD8 DE FEZENSAC, AUBRI "THE BERGUNDIAN"7, BOUCHARD "THE CONSTABLE"6 CORSICA, GUERIN "ROBERT"5 THURGOVIE, ROBERT4 DE HESBAYE, LAMBERT3, GUERIN WARIN2 POITIERS, BODILON1) was born August 28, 1926 in Eckford Twnsp, Calhoun County, Michigan. He married MARYALICE POWERS April 24, 1954 in Battle Creek, Calhoun County, Michigan (Source: Tazelaar Boone.FTW, Date of Import: Nov 21, 2001.), daughter of FREDRICK POWERS and LOUISE HILTON. She was born July 21, 1928 in Grand Rapids, Kent County, Michigan (Source: Tazelaar Boone.FTW, Date of Import: Nov 21, 2001.).

Notes for RICHARD SIDNEY DE KAM:
Richard is the Author of this version of the Family History. It was first started in 1960, but did not get really started until 1975.
Richard had many career jobs. He changed mostly due to layoffs and work shortages. After completing service in the United States Navy (Seabees) where he was a Steel Worker and Rigger, and Welder he enrolled at the Detroit Air Conditioning School and then to Wayne State University. First went to work for his father, Peter de Kam installing heating equipment. While in Alaska he learned Oil and Gas Burner repair and service, working out of his classification as he was qualified to do heating and plumbing while growing up with his father. He passed the State examination as a Qualified Heating Engineer about 1960. Then in 1952 he worked as an Aircraft inspector on the RB47, and B52 Bombers, KC135 Fuel tanker, Lockheed, and other aircraft. In 1959 he went back to work for his father and became his Partner in de Kam & Son Heating Co. Three years later he went on his own installing heating in Apartment complexes in Coldwater, Michigan and Kalamazoo, Michigan.
He then went to work for Checker Motors Corp. as an automobile inspector, Machine shop Inspection, close tolerance surface plate inspection for 10 years until lay off. Then back with his father for 8 more years in heating business. In 1975 he went to work for his brother's Company located in Connecticut, but working in Michigan and Northern Indiana selling Dekley Pedal Steel Guitars. In 1982 he moved to Fort Worth Texas and went to work as a land surveyor and topographic mapping. Laid off from here, he became a Kitchen Cabinet designer and sales for Home Depot for 10 years. This brought him to retirement in 1991, but he still worked part time for Pinkerton Detective Agency in Fort Worth, Texas until 1995.


More About RICHARD SIDNEY DE KAM:
Education: 1952, Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan
Elected: Bet. 1967 - 1969, Prairieville Twsp. Parks & recreation board
Individual Note: 1960, State Qualified Heating Engineer
Military service: Bet. 1946 - 1950, U.S. Naval Construction Battalion (SeaBees)
Occupation: Bet. 1953 - 1969, De Kam & Son Heating & Air Conditiong Co.
Religion: January 1953, Episcopalian
Retirement: August 28, 1991, Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas
Social Security Number: 1942, Soc Sec # 383-22-8414
     
Children of RICHARD DE KAM and MARYALICE POWERS are:
94. i.   MERVETTE ELAINE47 DE KAM, b. April 16, 1950, Grand Rapids, Kent County, Michigan.
95. ii.   MICHAEL FREDRICK DE KAM, b. January 12, 1953, Battle Creek, Calhoun County, Michigan.
96. iii.   RICHARD SIDNEY DE KAM, JR., b. August 21, 1956, Middletown, Butler County, Ohio.


82. PETER CORNELIUS THOMAS BRANDON46 DE KAM, JR. (RUTH LEONA47 PULVER, SIDNEY AARON46, SUSAN AUGUSTA45 HOPKINS, RUTH44 BEADLE, RUTH43 BIDWELL, JACOB42, ESTHER41 LAWRENCE, DANIEL40, RUTH39 WHITNEY, JOHN38, JOHN37, THOMAS36, ROBERT35, ROBERT34, ROBERT33, JAMES32, CONSTANCE31 TOUCHET, JAMES30, JOHN29, JOHN28, JOAN27 AUDLEY, JAMES26, NICHOLAS25, NICHOLAS24, ELA23 LONGESPEE, WILLIAM22, WILLIAM21, HENRY ANJOU "CURTMANTLE"20 PLANTAGENET, GEOFFREY "LE BON"19, FULK18V, "LE JEUNE" PLANTAGENET, FULK IV "RECHIN"17 PLANTAGENET, GEOFFREY "FERREOL"16 GATINOIS, GEOFFROY "FERREOL"15 GASTINOIS, AUBRI14 GATINOIS, GEOFFREY "FERREOL"13, AUBRI12, GEOFFREY11, AUBRI "DUX"10, GEOFFREY9, BOUCHARD8 DE FEZENSAC, AUBRI "THE BERGUNDIAN"7, BOUCHARD "THE CONSTABLE"6 CORSICA, GUERIN "ROBERT"5 THURGOVIE, ROBERT4 DE HESBAYE, LAMBERT3, GUERIN WARIN2 POITIERS, BODILON1) (Source: Tazelaar Boone.FTW, Date of Import: Nov 21, 2001.) was born August 24, 1930 in Battle Creek, Calhoun County, Michigan (Source: Tazelaar Boone.FTW, Date of Import: Nov 21, 2001.), and died November 28, 2001 in Enfield, Hartford County, Connecticut. He married BEATRICE GATI June 16, 1956 in Enfield, Hartford County, Connecticut, daughter of THOMAS GATI and LUCIA ANGELICA. She was born October 08, 1936 in Stafford Springs, Hartford County, Connecticut.

Notes for PETER CORNELIUS THOMAS BRANDON DE KAM, JR.:
Peter was born at 33 Irving St. in Battle Creek, Michigan. The street name was later changed to Ivanhoe St. since then for some reason. Believed to be the only de Kam child of Peter and Ruth who was born in a hospital. He was born in Nichols Hospital on Van Buren St, which is now the unemployment Center at the corner of Carlisle St.
After his parents were divorced, Peter went to Thompsonville, Conn. to live with Brother Bob. He was only 16 years old at the time. Pete served in the US Army and was station in Germany during the Korean War. It was there that he met, and married Beatrice Gati, who is a first cousin to Constance Angelica who married older brother Robert. Most of the time he worked as a machinist, and later he helped build the Dekley Pedal Steel Guitar that brother Bob, Connie, and Jim Gurley owned.

I'd like the memory of me to be a happy one.
I'd like to leave an afterglow of smiles when life is done.
I'd like to leave an echo whispering softly down the ways.
Of happy times and laughing times and bright and sunny days.

I'd like the tears of those who grieve to dry before the sun.
Of happy memories that I leave when life is done.
Do not stand at my grave and cry, I did not die.


More About PETER CORNELIUS THOMAS BRANDON DE KAM, JR.:
Burial: Cremated
Medical Information: Peter was born with Scarlet Fever, which his mother had also contacted just before his birth. This caused him to develope a stuttering effect in his speech, as it also caused his mother Ruth to have

Notes for BEATRICE GATI:
Peter & Beatrice married in St. Patrick's Church, Enfield Connecticut June 16, 1956. Beatrice was an only child of Thomas and Lucia (Angelica) Gati
     
Children of PETER DE KAM and BEATRICE GATI are:
97. i.   MARY LOU47 DE KAM, b. April 01, 1957, Springfield, Hamden County, Massechusetts.
98. ii.   THOMASINE MARIE DE KAM, b. May 06, 1959, Springfield, Hamden County, Massachusettes.


83. RUSSELL46 BIDWELL (FRANK GEORGE47, RUSSELL46, GEORGE45, OZIAS44, WILLIAM43, DANIEL42, ESTHER41 LAWRENCE, DANIEL40, RUTH39 WHITNEY, JOHN38, JOHN37, THOMAS36, ROBERT35, ROBERT34, ROBERT33, JAMES32, CONSTANCE31 TOUCHET, JAMES30, JOHN29, JOHN28, JOAN27 AUDLEY, JAMES26, NICHOLAS25, NICHOLAS24, ELA23 LONGESPEE, WILLIAM22, WILLIAM21, HENRY ANJOU "CURTMANTLE"20 PLANTAGENET, GEOFFREY "LE BON"19, FULK18V, "LE JEUNE" PLANTAGENET, FULK IV "RECHIN"17 PLANTAGENET, GEOFFREY "FERREOL"16 GATINOIS, GEOFFROY "FERREOL"15 GASTINOIS, AUBRI14 GATINOIS, GEOFFREY "FERREOL"13, AUBRI12, GEOFFREY11, AUBRI "DUX"10, GEOFFREY9, BOUCHARD8 DE FEZENSAC, AUBRI "THE BERGUNDIAN"7, BOUCHARD "THE CONSTABLE"6 CORSICA, GUERIN "ROBERT"5 THURGOVIE, ROBERT4 DE HESBAYE, LAMBERT3, GUERIN WARIN2 POITIERS, BODILON1) was born Abt. 1906.
     
Child of RUSSELL BIDWELL is:
99. i.   OWEN47 BIDWELL, b. Abt. 1930.

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