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     Ann was born circa 1646. She married John Starkweather circa 1676.¹ Ann Starkweather died in 1727 at Preston, CT. Adnministration was granted Thomas Starkweather on her estate 11 Jul 1727.¹
     Her married name was Starkweather.¹ Carlton Starkweather says this regarding the indian tradition of Ann's birth "who is said by a most improbably tradition to be a descendant of the old Narragansett, King Philip". Carlton includes some interesting religious information - she was received into the Congregational Church in Preston on 14 Apr 1706. And 5 Oct 1709 she was disciplined "for her being faulty by lying and obstinate therein." She confessed 28 Feb 1711 and is forgiven by the church.¹

     Robert Starkweather was born at Wales, Isle of Man, Scotland..¹ He married Jenet Roberts, daughter of John Roberts.¹
     Robert Starkweather lived in 1640 at Roxbury, MA. Tradition says he also owned land in Boston a part of what was known in the 1890s as "Cornhill". The family lived in Roxbury and all his children were born there. He disposed of the Boston and Roxbury.¹

     Jenet Roberts was the daughter of John Roberts.¹ Jenet Roberts married Robert Starkweather.¹
     Her married name was Starkweather.¹ Her long name was Jennet Roberts.¹ Her married name was Starkweather.

     She married an unknown person on 8 April 1735.

     She married an unknown person on 1 November 1754.

     He married Ursula (?).

     She married Richard Kimball.
     Her married name was Kimball.

     She married Richard Kimball on 23 October 1661. Margaret was the widow of Henry Dow of Hampton, NH.. Margaret died on 1 March 1676.
     As of 23 October 1661,her married name was Kimball.

     She married Henry Kimball in 1640. Mary died on 12 August 1672.
     As of 1640,her married name was Kimball.

     She married Richard Kimball. (?) died on 2 September 1672.
     Her married name was Kimball.

     He married Sarah Kimball on 24 November 1658. He was "of Ipswich Massachusetts"..

     Mary was born at England in 1633. She married John Kimball in 1655.
     As of 1655,her married name was Kimball.

     He married Mary Kimball at Boston, Suffolk Co., MA, on 17 May 1682.

     He married Rebecca Kimball on 21 January 1689.

     She married Richard Kimball on 13 February 1688.
     As of 13 February 1688,her married name was Kimball.

     She married Richard Kimball on 30 August 1705.
     As of 30 August 1705,her married name was Kimball.

     He married Abigail Kimball on 14 October 1689.

     He married Abigail Kimball on 25 April 1718.

     Susannah Goodhue was the daughter of Joseph Goodhue and Sarah Whipple. She married Moses Kimball in 1696.
     As of 1696,her married name was Kimball. Accoding to Kenton V. Goodhue of Oroville, California, (35sone@cncnet.com) she was the fifth of the nine children born to Joseph Goodhue and Sarah Whipple. He cites as his source "The History and Genealogy of the Goodhue Family", Jonathan E. Goodhue, AM 1890, Rochester, NY, E.R. Andrews, printer and bookbinder.

     Sarah Goodhue was the daughter of Joseph Goodhue and Sarah Whipple. She married John Kimball at Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA, on 2 December 1692.
     As of 2 December 1692,her married name was Kimball.

     Sarah was born in 1641.¹ She married Joseph Goodhue on 13 July 1661.
     As of 13 July 1661,her married name was Goodhue.

     She married John Kimball on 19 July 1727.
     As of 19 July 1727,her married name was Kimball.

     Sarah Pride was born in 1705.. She was the daughter of William Pride and Hannah Thorndike. She married David Kimball on 20 October 1726. Sarah died on 10 February 1769.
     As of 20 October 1726,her married name was Kimball.

     She married David Kimball on 24 March 1774.
     As of 24 March 1774,her married name was Kimball.

     She married Isaac Kimball at Bethesda, MD, on 13 May 1729.
     As of 13 May 1729,her married name was Kimball.

     She married Jacob Kimball on 24 February 1730.
     As of 24 February 1730,her married name was Kimball.

     He married Sarah Kimball on 13 November 1736.

     Margaret Rix was born on 16 September 1732 at Preston, New London, CT..¹ She was the daughter of Thomas Rix and Jerusha Tracy.¹ She married Nathan Kimball on 13 February 1754. Margaret Rix died on 1 May 1825.²
     As of 13 February 1754,her married name was Kimball.

     Asa was born on 25 October 1753. He was the son of Nathan Starkweather. He married Annie (Amy) Kimball on 18 December 1778. Asa died on 29 June 1811. His body was interred at Rogers' Burial plot.
     He served in the Revolutionary War as an officer and fought in the Battle of Stony Point.

     She married David Kimball on 28 December 1785.
     As of 28 December 1785,her married name was Kimball.

     He married Prosper Kimball on 22 January 1792.

     Alice was born on 5 September 1767. She married Nathan Kimball Jr on 11 February 1790. Alice died on 13 April 1795.
     As of 11 February 1790,her married name was Kimball.

     Rachel Sherwood was born on 10 February 1772 at Amenia, NY..¹ She was the daughter of Solomon Sherwood and Temperance Buckingham.¹ She married Nathan Kimball Jr at Norwalk, Fairfield, CT, on 31 January 1796.¹
     As of 31 January 1796,her married name was Kimball.

     He married Albina Vossler on 3 October 1839.

     Volkie was born at Nordstrand, Denmark. According to Karl Quosig (ancestors@usa.net) Nordstrand or Nordstrant was a large island off the coast. In 1634 a terrific gale hit the island, causing the sea to break down the island. Originally it was quite large but after this catastrophe only the high ground remained.

After the destruction many of the survivors were taken to the mainland for refuge. Volkje was probably taken to the town of Husum which was directly east ofthe island. It is believed that she lost both of her parents in this storm. She had one sister, Annetje Juriaens, who was the wife of Andries Herbertsen Constapel. She witnessed Volkje's marriage to Jan Fransse in Holland.. She was the daughter of Jurrian Van Northstrand. She married Jan Fransse Van Hoesen at Nieuwe Kerk, Amsterdam, Holland, on 15 May 1639. Dutch Reformed Church.¹ She married Gerritt Visbeech after 1667. Volkie died after .
     As of 15 May 1639,her married name was Van Hoesen. As of after 1667,her married name was Visbeech.

     Katherine was born circa 1646. She married Jurrian Janse Van Hoesen.
     Her married name was Van Hoesen.

     She married Casper Van Hoesen on 10 January 1701.
     As of 10 January 1701,her married name was Van Hoesen.

     He married Titje (Fitje) Van Hoesen in 1689.

     She married Jan Jurrian Van Hoesen on 7 November 1702.
     As of 7 November 1702,her married name was Van Hoesen.

     She married Cornelis Van Hoesen on 17 December 1757.
     As of 17 December 1757,her married name was Van Hoesen.

     Sara was born at Loonenburgh, Greene Co., NY, in 1717. She was the daughter of Dom. Justus Falkner. She married Nicolas Van Hoesen at Loonenburgh, Greene Co., NY, on 22 December 1738.
     As of 22 December 1738,her married name was Van Hoesen.

     Rebecca Van Loon was born on 19 March 1760 at Albany, NY..¹ She was the daughter of Petrus (Pete) Van Loon and Dirkje DeGarmo.¹ She married Cornelis Van Hoesen.
     Her married name was Van Hoesen.

     Christina was born in 1784. She married Jeramiah Van Hoesen. Christina died on 3 July 1848 at Preble, NY.
     Her married name was Van Hoesen.

     Magdalena was born. She was baptized on 14 February 1794. Religion: Witnesses - Jacob Hardick and wife Magdalena..¹ She was the daughter of Benjamin Van Buskirk and Maria Hardick. She married Gerret Samuel Van Hoesen IV on 1 May 1811.¹ Magdalena died on 31 August 1863 at Loonenburgh, NY. Her body was interred at Coxsackie (Preble), Cortland Co., NY, at Elmwood Cemetery.
     As of 1 May 1811,her married name was Van Hoesen.

     Ogilvie was born at Spencer, Tioga, NY, on 19 May 1836. He was the son of Daniel Winchester Morse and Jane Kendall Carruth.¹ He married Mary Christina Van Hoesen at Union Co., PA, on 24 December 1857.¹ Ogilvie died on 9 September 1914 He was survived by five children, 21 grandchildren, and 8 great-grandchildren.. He was survived by five children, 21 grandchildren, and 8 great-grandchildren..
     According to his obituary, his father was native of Vermont and his mother a native of Connecticut. His mother died when he was young. His father remarried and the family moved to LaPorte, Indiana for a few years, returning to New York.

Olgilvie and Mary lived in LaPorte, Indiana, Kankakee, Illinois, Pennsylvania, and New York. They came to Monona Co., Iowa in 1867.

He served as Justice of the Peace, School Director, and Postmaster. He was a farmer in Belvidere Township. He bought and sold livestock and was a traveling solicitor for a livestock commission company. Was noted for a cheerful and optimistic nature, always ready to accomodate a friend or neighbor. He loved music dearly and singing.

     He married Helen Delana Van Hoesen.
     From Hornby.

     He married Angeline Melissa Van Hoesen on 26 September 1865.
     Of Pennsylvania.

     Judith Clauw was the daughter of Frans Pieterse Clauw. She married Jacob Janse Van Hoesen.
     Her married name was Van Hoesen.