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     Samuel Hazard was born..¹ He was the son of Robert Hazard and Esther Stanton. He married Abigail Stanton on 23 November 1766.¹

     Thomas Stanton was the son of Thomas Stanton and Elizabeth Chesebrough. Thomas died.
      1. Thomas went to Virginia ca 1817.

     Asa was born after 14 September 1760. He married Abigail Stanton after 1781. He married an unknown person on 8 November 1785. Asa died.
      1. Asa and Abigail lived in Cornwall, New York.

     Julia was born on 10 May 1863. She was the daughter of Capt. Frederick Chesebro and Mary J. Cutler. She married George D. Bradley on 10 April 1882. Julia died.
      As of 10 April 1882,her married name was Bradley.

     Josephine was born on 25 June 1865. She was the daughter of Capt. Frederick Chesebro and Mary J. Cutler. Josephine died.

     George was born on 19 September 1866. He was the son of Capt. Frederick Chesebro and Mary J. Cutler. He married Maud Shaffer on 28 May 1896. George died.

     Elihu was born on 22 June 1869. He was the son of Capt. Frederick Chesebro and Mary J. Cutler. He married Grace Randall on 29 September 1891. Elihu died.

     Helen was born on 14 September 1870. She was the daughter of Capt. Frederick Chesebro and Mary J. Cutler. She married Oliver C Pendleton on 1 December 1889. Helen died.
      As of 1 December 1889,her married name was Pendleton.

     Bessie was born on 31 October 1874. She was the daughter of Capt. Frederick Chesebro and Mary J. Cutler. She married Durward Saunders on 12 April 1899. Bessie died.
      As of 12 April 1899,her married name was Saunders.

     Gilbert was born on 4 January 1881. He was the son of Capt. Frederick Chesebro and Mary J. Cutler. Gilbert died.

     He married Julia Elizabeth Chesebro on 10 April 1882. George died.

     She married George Palmer Chesebro on 28 May 1896. Maud died.
      As of 28 May 1896,her married name was Chesebro.

     She married Capt. Benjamin Chesebro on 3 December 1898.
      As of 3 December 1898,her married name was Chesebro.

     Joseph was born on 6 November 1899. He was the son of Capt. Benjamin Chesebro and Ida F. Browning.

     Leon was born on 28 February 1901. He was the son of Capt. Benjamin Chesebro and Ida F. Browning.

     Walter was born on 11 May 1902. He was the son of Capt. Benjamin Chesebro and Ida F. Browning.

     She married Elihu Herbert Chesebro on 29 September 1891. Grace died.
      As of 29 September 1891,her married name was Chesebro.

     He married Helen Laurence Chesebro on 1 December 1889. Oliver died.

     He married Bessie Burtch Chesebro on 12 April 1899. Durward died.
      1. Durward was from Brooklyn, New York.

     He married Jane McAfee. Edwin died.
      1. From the Independent Calistogian:

March 7, 1890 -

E. C. Chesebro's trip into Lake County with his photographic materials last week was a profitable one -- better than he anticipated. At resorts and other places he found no trouble in securing numerous orders. A visit was also made to Fred Gebhardt's farm. The proprietor happened to be there with a friend or two, and as he has plenty of money and usually lets it go in a princely manner, numerous negatives were taken on the premises and several dozens of photographs were ordered by him.

July 16, 1890 -

Mrs. E. C. Chesebro is in San Francisco visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McAfee.

June 3, 1891 -

E. C. Chesebro has moved his photographic gallery to a lot on Washington street, a short distance from Lincoln avenue.

December 30, 1891 -

E. C. Chesebro has been absent from home the past three weeks. He is now numbered among Wells, Fargo & Co.'s messengers.

     She married Edwin Carlton Chesebro. Jane died.
     Her married name was Chesebro.

     Frank was born at San Francisco, Marin Co, Ca, on 1 March 1896. He was the son of Edwin Carlton Chesebro and Jane McAfee. He married Margret "Peg" Lambert at Santa Rosa, Sonoma Co, Ca, on 26 June 1923. Frank died on 31 July 1961 at Vallejo, Contra Costa Co, Ca.
      1. Frank quit school in San Francisco after grade 3 to become a plumber's apprentice. At age 13 his mother died and his three brothers scattered. At age 17 he was the youngest bosun shipping out of San Francisco. Later he began a trucking career eventually joining the Teamsters Union in 1931. He progressed in this career to become Secretary-Business Manager of Teamsters Local 490. He was later Vice President of the California AFL and Secretary of the Solano Central Labor Council. He retired from Teamsters Local 490 on or about February 17, 1961. He also served in the United States Merchant Marines on the S.S. CANSUMSET, S.F..

2. California State Senate Resolution By Senator Luther E. Gibson:

"Whereas, Frank Chesebro, after spending a distinguished and fruitful life in the trade union movement, has announced his retirement; and Whereas, From 1931 to 1961 Frank Chesebro served as business agent and secretary-treasurer of Local No. 490 of the Teamsters Union, many of these years on a voluntary basis; and Whereas, This service to his local union is but one of many he has rendered to the trade union movement, Mr. Chesebro having served ably during World War II as president of the Solono County Central Labor Council and as Vice President of the State Federation of Labor; and Whereas During this period he devoted his efforts to maintaining harmonious relations between labor and management so as to have an uninterrupted flow of materials of war to our troops in combat; and Whereas, Frank Chesebro is devoted to American principles, and his union activity was motivated by the thought that labor and management could work together to make America strong; and Whereas Frank Chesebro personally and successfully led the fight to oust from his union those people whose loyalty was to a foreign power and whose purpose was to establish Communism in the trade union movement and who espoused the philosophy that the natural enemy of labor is management; and Whereas Mr. Chesebro has often given willingly of his time for his city, state and country, having served on Vallejo Selective Service Board No. 48 for 20 years, having served as director of the Solano County Fair and having been active in the American Red Cross, the Community Chest, the United Fund Campaign and the War Manpower Board; and Whereas, He was honored at a testimonial dinner given him by his fellow union members, where congratulatory resolutions were read highly praising him for his long and objective service in behalf of his fellow man; and Whereas, Mr. Chesebro has been honored by the President of the United States for his service to his country; now, therefore, be it Resolved by the Senate of State of California, that the members congratulateFrank Chesebro for his fine record of service to the trade union movement, the city of Vallejo, the state of California and the United States of America and wish him good health and happiness in his retirement; and be it further Resolved, that the Secretary of the Senate is hereby directed to transmit a suitably prepared copy of this resolution to Mr. Frank Chesebro."

Senate Resolution No. 179 read, and unanimously adopted June 8, 1961 Signed : Glenn M. Anderson President of Senate Attest : J. A. Beek Secretary of Senate.

     Margret was born at Santa Rosa, Sonoma Co, Ca, on 3 November 1900. She married Frank Carroll Chesebro at Santa Rosa, Sonoma Co, Ca, on 26 June 1923. Margret died in 1985 at California.
      As of 26 June 1923,her married name was Chesebro. 1. Margaret was raised on her families chicken ranch with her 6 older sisters. The ranch was located where the Santa Rosa, California Court House is now located.

     Jean was born on 20 April 1923. She was the daughter of Frank Carroll Chesebro and Margret "Peg" Lambert. Jean died.
      1. Jean may have been born in 1924.

     Edward was born at Richmond, Contra Costa, Ca, on 5 May 1927. He was the son of Frank Carroll Chesebro and Margret "Peg" Lambert. Edward died in 1990 at Vallejo, Contra Costa Co, Ca.
      1. Edward was Merchant Marine and had many trades including salesman and goat dairy farmer in Napa.

     Mary was born at Stonington, New London, Ct, on 13 November 1740. She was the daughter of Col. Amos Chesebrough and Desire Williams. She married Rev. Nehemiah Palmer at Stonington, New London Co, Ct, on 1 May 1759. Mary died in 1830 at Brookfield, Madison Co, Ny.
      As of 1 May 1759,her married name was Palmer.

     Polly was born on 24 July 1792. She married George Brown circa 1811. She married William Chesebrough at Stonington, New London Co, Ct, on 15 April 1823. Polly died on 16 November 1891.
      As of circa 1811,her married name was Brown. As of 15 April 1823,her married name was Chesebrough.

     He married Polly Smith Taylor circa 1811. George died before 15 April 1823.

     William was born at Stonington, New London, Ct, circa 1797. He married Polly Smith Taylor at Stonington, New London Co, Ct, on 15 April 1823. William died.

     Lydia was born circa 1830. She was the daughter of William Chesebrough and Polly Smith Taylor. She married Henry Warren Stanton on 10 January 1848. Lydia died on 6 October 1876.
      As of 10 January 1848,her married name was Stanton.

     Henry was born at Ledyard, New London Co, Ct, on 5 July 1822. He was the son of Robert Stanton and Hannah Hewitt. He married Lydia Emily Chesebrough on 10 January 1848. Henry died on 18 December 1889.

     Charles was born at North Stonington, New London, Ct, on 16 August 1757. He was the son of Charles Hewitt and Hannah Stanton. Charles died before 1780 at at sea.

     Hannah was born at North Stonington, New London, Ct, on 22 December 1758.³ She was the daughter of Charles Hewitt and Hannah Stanton. She married Col. Joseph Smith.³ Hannah died on 10 April 1839.³
     Her married name was Smith.

     Stanton was born at North Stonington, New London, Ct, on 8 October 1760. He was the son of Charles Hewitt and Hannah Stanton. He married Lucinda Grant at North Stonington, New London Co, Ct, on 15 May 1784.³ Stanton died.

     Eli was born at North Stonington, New London, Ct, on 31 July 1764. He was the son of Charles Hewitt and Hannah Stanton. He married Betsey Williams.³ Eli died.

     Perez was born at North Stonington, New London, Ct, on 29 April 1770. He was the son of Charles Hewitt and Hannah Stanton. He married Nancy Williams on 12 February 1797.³ Perez died.

     Palmer was born at North Stonington, New London, Ct, on 14 January 1777. He was the son of Charles Hewitt and Hannah Stanton. He married Eunice Williams on 23 February 1800.³ Palmer died.

     Anna was born on 27 August 1779. She was the daughter of Charles Hewitt and Hannah Stanton. She married Jonathan Avery on 2 February 1802.³ Anna died.
      As of 2 February 1802,her married name was Avery.

     Mary was born at North Stonington, New London, Ct, on 1 December 1781. She was the daughter of Charles Hewitt and Hannah Stanton. She married Richard Wheeler Jr. on 25 May 1811. His second wife..³ Mary died on 21 January 1850.³
      As of 25 May 1811,her married name was Wheeler.

     Joseph was born on 6 July 1755.³ He married Hannah Hewitt.³ Joseph died on 6 March 1834.³

     Lucinda was born at North Stonington, New London, Ct, on 3 October 1766. She married Stanton Hewitt Sr. at North Stonington, New London Co, Ct, on 15 May 1784.³ Lucinda died on 7 January 1847 at North Stonington, New London, Ct.
      As of 15 May 1784,her married name was Hewitt.

     She married Eli Hewitt.³ Betsey died.
     Her married name was Hewitt.

     She married Perez Hewitt on 12 February 1797.³ Nancy died.
      As of 12 February 1797,her married name was Hewitt.

     She married Palmer Hewitt on 23 February 1800.³ Eunice died.
      As of 23 February 1800,her married name was Hewitt.

     He married Anna Hewitt on 2 February 1802.³ Jonathan died.

     Richard was born on 30 April 1769. He married Mary Hewitt on 25 May 1811. His second wife..³ Richard died on 7 February 1847.

     Hannah was born on 26 July 1812. She was the daughter of Richard Wheeler Jr. and Mary Hewitt. She married Giles C. Smith. Hannah died.
     Her married name was Smith.

     Mary was born on 27 March 1814. She was the daughter of Richard Wheeler Jr. and Mary Hewitt. She married Charles G Hewitt. Mary died.
     Her married name was Hewitt.

     Richard was born on 29 January 1817. He was the son of Richard Wheeler Jr. and Mary Hewitt. He married Frances Mary Avery on 12 January 1843. He married Lucy Ann Noyes on 5 November 1856. Richard died after 1902.
     Richard's occupation: Judge And Author. 1. Richard was a Probate Court judge in Stonington. He authored "Wheeler' History of Stonington", "History of the First Church of Stonington", and etc. He lived in North Stonington ca 1902.

     Giles C. Smith was born on 2 January 1798..¹ He was the son of Col. Joseph Smith and Hannah Hewitt.¹ He married Hannah S Wheeler. Giles died on 6 July 1871.¹