This report is a synthesis of the work of many folks, both
living and dead. My main contribution concerns the family of Robert Wilson
Hume. Barbara McRae contributed the information on the Robert Wilson's
brothers John and James as well as John's descendants. Dr. Tony Tillman,
Barbara McRae, and Bill DeProsse between them
provided the information on Robert Hume and his ancestors. Bill DeProsse provided much of the data on my Lynch,
Penfield, Kedzie, and Scovil ancestors. He provided clues as to where to find
other information. Robert Davis Hume provided the information on the
Robert Woolsey Hume branch. Dick Kearns provided the Bunyan information.
John McClaughry sent me valuable information concerning Robert Hume and
the McClaughry's. David Hunsberger
brought me up to date on the Hunsberger family. I have tried within the
document to attribute all contributions to the correct source. Many websites
have provided information but perhaps the most helpful have been the Delaware
County, New York site operated as Joyce Riedinger (joyce@dcnyhistory.org) as http://www.dcnyhistory.org/ the New Haven site ctnewhav@rootsweb.com the Connecticut
cemeteries site CT-CEMETERIES-L@rootsweb.com
for Hannah Derby
Sackett Hume’s Sackett ancestors
http://freepages.books.rootsweb.com/~teking/ for India the India@rootsweb.com the British-Raj-India@rootsweb.com
the Families in British India site http://www.fibis.org
the British Library site
http://indiafamily.bl.uk/UI/ for Scotland http://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/
and the Berwick site Berwick@rootsweb.com.
The LDS site http://www.familysearch.org
is the most useful general site on genealogy I used. Of the commercial sites,
ancestry was the most useful – if expensive – at http://www.ancestry.com/ I thank the
Yale University Alumni Office for their help in securing the
various Yale Biographical Records of Robert Allen Hume and Edward Sackett
Hume.
My father, John C Hume M.D. collected much material on his family before his death. He told me a little about his work and I started some genealogical research on the internet but made little progress. After his death, my sister and I were going through his papers and found a wealth of material he had collected. I was surprised by this discovery since my father never spoke about my grandfather and his family. My grandparents had divorced in 1915 and dad was estranged from his Hume relatives. Accordingly, I knew almost nothing about my father’s family. I decided to work on and broaden the information my father had collected as perhaps a way of dealing with my grief and his.
Jack Hume
John
Professor of History and Dean of the College, Emeritus
Saint Mary’s College
Descendants of
Generation No. 1
1. GEORGE1 HOME was born Abt.
1651 in Scotland.
Notes for GEORGE HOME:
Email from Barbara McRae:
"Two children named
One was the son of Abraham,
the other the son of George. I lean toward
George because Abraham does
not appear in any subsequent family record,
while George shows up as a
given name over and over.
Three Part EMAIL from Barbara
McRae
Child of GEORGE HOME is:
2.
i. JAMES2 HOME, b. 03 Aug 1673, Gordon Parish, Berwickshire,
Scotland.
Generation No. 2
2. JAMES2 HOME (GEORGE1) was born
03 Aug 1673 in Gordon Parish, Berwickshire, Scotland. He married BEATRIX TONTOR 18 Dec 1694
in Gordon Parish,
Notes for BEATRIX TONTOR:
From Barbara McRae: "Beatrix
was probably a daughter of John Tonter of Gordon Parish, who had five children
baptized in Gordon, 1666-1679. (See entry for John Tonter.)
Her grandson Robert Hume
named a daughter Elizabeth Beatrix, called Betty."
3 part email from Barbara
McRae sent on 3 Apr 1998.
Children of JAMES HOME and BEATRIX TONTOR are:
3.
i. GEORGE3 HUME, b. 24 Feb 1704, Gordon Parish, Berwickshire,
Scotland; d. 11 Dec 1786, Buried Parish of Gordon, Berwickshire, Scotland.
ii. JOHN HUME, b.
iii. UNNAMED
HUME,
b.
Generation No. 3
3. GEORGE3 HUME (JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1)2 was born 24 Feb 1704 in Gordon Parish, Berwickshire,
Scotland3, and died 11 Dec 1786 in Buried Parish of Gordon,
Berwickshire, Scotland4. He married ALISON BRODIE WFT Est.
1721-1754, daughter of WALTER BRODIE and MARGARET BUNIAN. She was born 18 Nov 1722 in Gordon Parish, and
died 12 Jun 1788 in Gordon, Berwickshire, Scotland.
Notes for GEORGE HUME:
From the Mac Laughry book:
141. Robert Hume. Served heir
to his mother April 21, 1692, and returned heir to his father May 2, 1706. Died
in 1710, S. P., and was succeeded by Patrick Home, first Earl of Marchmount in
the lands of Kimmerghame.
The traditions of the branch
of the Hume family which follow are to the effect that the above statement is
in error, and that Robert Hume, No. 141. had a son
George from whom the following Hume’s are descended.: Whether this George was
disinherited by his father in consequence of some disagreement between father
and son is not known, but the family traditions are strongly assertive of the
supposed fact. The graves of George Hume and his grandson George are still to be
seen in Gordon Churchyard. ""Here lies the body of "Here lies
the body of George Home. son of
"Here lies the body of
Son:
155. George Hume, born 1704. Died Dec.11, 1786.
Married Alison Brodie, Born
1721.
Given the dates and age of
the grandfather George this account seems very dubious.
Mac
CLAUGHRY FAMILY. 85
CLAN HUME
More About GEORGE HUME:
Baptism: 24 Feb 1705, Gordon
Parish,
Notes for ALISON BRODIE:
Barbara McRae notes:
"Probably these girls were siblings; Walter and Margaret may moved
temporarily to Gordon Parish, or been there for some reason at the time of
Alison's birth. In the Gordon Parish register, mothers' names seem to
have been routinely omitted.
An Alexander Brodie in Gordon
Parish also had a daughter Alison on Mar. 12, 1721. However, I lean toward
Walter and Margaret Bunian Brodie as Alison's parents, given the close
association of the Hume grandchildren with the children of the Bunyan family
who came to the New World with them."
"Note that the
Bunyan/Bunian family came to
3 part email from Barbara
McRae 3 Apr 1998 based on notes from the Scottish General Record Office
Children of GEORGE HUME and ALISON BRODIE are:
4.
i. ROBERT4 HUME, b. 06 Feb 1739, E. Gordon Parish, Berwickshire,
Scotland; d. 20 Jan 1839, Stamford, Delaware County, New York.
ii. WILLIAM HUME.
iii. ALEXANDER HUME.
iv. JOHN HUME.
5.
v. GEORGE HUME, b. 1758, E Gordon Parish, Berwickshire; d. 1838, E
Gordon Parish, Berwickshire.
Generation No. 4
4. ROBERT4 HUME (GEORGE3, JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1)5
was born 06 Feb 1739 in E. Gordon Parish, Berwickshire, Scotland, and died 20
Jan 1839 in Stamford, Delaware County, New York. He married ALISON WILSON Abt. 1770
in E. Gordon Parish, Berwickshire, Scotland. She was born 1747 in
Scotland, and died 16 May 1813 in Kortright, Delaware County, New York.
Notes for ROBERT HUME:
Robert came from Scotland on
same ship as Adam Kedzie. Daughter Margaret Stewart married James Kedzie.
In 1830 census of Northern
New York, he is listed as living with his son John in Bovina Township, Delaware
County. He is listed as being between 80-90 years old.
He was ruling elder of the
Succession Church at Sichel, Kelso, Berwickshire (Rev
George Coventry, pastor) where he served for 30 years.
He settled first in Galway,
Saratoga County, New York. Source "The Mac Claughry Family"
Charles Chase McClaughry (Anamosa Iowa, 1913)
Why did the Scots come to the
Delhi area?
Subj:[NYDELAWA-L] Re-Scots in
Date:
From:
_asbsc@mail.a-znet.com_ (mailto:asbsc@mail.a-znet.com)
(Gregory
Cooke)
To:
_NYDELAWA-L@rootsweb.com_ (mailto:NYDELAWA-L@rootsweb.com)
While researching the history
of the town of
Kortright Patent, I found a
lot of information on the Scottish
settlers and the fact
that they were enticed by Lawrence Kortright
and his very liberal
land purchase policies and his very flowery ads
for the sale of his
lands. His patent was 22,000 acres between the
Susquehanna and
the Revolutionary War indicated that about 70 farms
had some
improvement on them, before
hostile actions of the British and their
Indian allies drove the
settlers out. Some returned after the war and
resettled their lands. One
history indicated that Harpersfield was
largely settled by English
and that Kortright was largely settled by
Scottish
and Irish people. It indicated
that in early September of
1773 a large group of members
of the McDonald clan and others
chartered
the ship "
"Pearl" and that it
carried a great number of passengers from the
highlands of
each purchase a freehold. On
that they embarked on a sloop for
Communicated
with Sir William Johnson about possible tracts of land.
The histories mentioned
many families and their areas of settlement
and indicated that a
large group of them settled on the headwaters of
Betty
Brook, which is now generally the area of
Believe..
I
found a wealth of early
a lot of this Kortright Patent land sales and
settlement occurred. I
am looking there
because I have narrowed my branch of the Kortright
Smiths, by process of
elimination down to very likely having been
with the group. As they were
in Kortright and on Betty Brook, before
the other Smiths came in from
searching and searching for some kind of proof of it. So
far to no
avail. The Montgomery County
Department of Archives and History at
Fonda has a very good
genealogy library and they will do research for
a reasonable fee for those
who can't get to the facility. You can
contact them at
_histarch@superior.net_ (mailto:histarch@superior.net) or
go to the
Paul E. Newell
Children of ROBERT HUME and ALISON WILSON are:
i. GEORGE5 HUME, b. 1771, E. Gordon, Berwickshire, Scotland; d. 09 Aug
1786, E. Gordon, Berwickshire, Scotland.
ii. ISABELLA HUME, b. 1773, E. Gordon, Berwickshire, Scotland; d. 25 Jan
1821, West Charlton, NY; m. WILLIAM BUNYAN, WFT Est. 1787-1818; b. 26 Sep 1773, Melrose Scotland;
d. 07 Feb 1838, W. Charlton, Saratoga Co., N.Y..
Notes
for ISABELLA HUME:
Married
Bunyan moved to Sara toga.
The
couple had six children. James Hume took the middle name Bunyon for his
uncle by marriage.
See
Barbara McRae notes.
Notes
for WILLIAM BUNYAN:
Descendants
of Robert Bunyon
Generation
No. 1
1. Robert1 Bunyon was born in Newstead-Melrose,
Children
of Robert Bunyon and Isabel Hoy are:
+
2 i.
William2 Bunyan, born
3 ii.
James Bunyan. He married Elizabeth Beatrice "Betsy" Hume.
Generation
No. 2
2. William2 Bunyan (Robert1 Bunyon) was born
Notes
for Isabella Hume:
Married
Bunyan moved to Sara toga.
The
couple had six children. James Hume took the middle name Bunyon for his
uncle by marriage.
See
Barbara McRae notes.
Child
of William Bunyan and Isabella Hume is:
+
4 i.
John3 Bunyan, born June 04, 1807 in West Charlton, New York; died February 12,
1886 in West Charlton, New York.
Generation
No. 3
4. John3 Bunyan (William2, Robert1 Bunyon) was born
Children
of John Bunyan and Jane Chalmers are:
5 i.
Jane Ferguson4 Bunyan, born
Notes
for Jane
Unmarried.
Kept house for spinster sisters Agnes and Margaret.
6 ii. Margaret Bunyan,
born
Notes
for Margaret Bunyan:
Of
the three unmarried sisters Margaret was considered the farmer. She and
her
sisters, Agnes and Jane, were the last Bunyan's to live on the old
homestead
purchased in 1796 by their great grandfather, Robert, who came to
the
7 iii. Mary Bunyan, born
Notes
for Mary Bunyan:
8 iv. William Bunyan, born
9 v.
William James Bunyan, born 1838; died
10 vi. William
Rankin Bunyan, born
+
11 vii. Matthew Bunyan, born
12 viii. Agnes Bunyan, born
+
13 ix. Thomas Chalmers Bunyan, born August
30, 1847 in Charlton, Saratoga County, New York; died May 29, 1912 in Bertoud, Colorado.
+
14 x. Robert Proudfit Bunyan, born
October 27, 1849 in West Charlton, New York; died August 25, 1882 in West
Charlton, New York.
Generation
No. 4
11. Matthew4 Bunyan (John3, William2, Robert1
Bunyon) was born
Notes
for Matthew Bunyan:
Farmer
Children
of Matthew Bunyan and Agnes Smeallie are:
15 i.
Hume5 Bunyan, born
16 ii.
Robert Proudfit Bunyan.
17 iii. James Boyd Bunyan.
13. Thomas Chalmers4 Bunyan (John3, William2, Robert1
Bunyon) was born
Notes
for Thomas Chalmers Bunyan:
School
principal and
Children
of Thomas Bunyan and Ellen Hallowell are:
+
18 i.
John5 Bunyan, born
19 ii.
William Chalmers Bunyan, born
20 iii. Margaret
Tweed Bunyan, born
+
21 iv. Julia
Bunyan, born
+
22 v. Ellen Thomas Bunyan, born
February 08, 1889; died
14. Robert Proudfit4 Bunyan (John3, William2, Robert1
Bunyon) was born
Children
of Robert Bunyan and Mary Smeallie are:
+
23 i.
Gertrude C.5 Bunyan, born
+
24 ii. John Cresar
Bunyan, born
Generation
No. 5
18. John5 Bunyan (Thomas Chalmers4, John3, William2, Robert1
Bunyon) was born
Children
of John Bunyan and Edith Williams are:
25 i.
Mary Francis6 Bunyan, born
Notes
for Mary Francis Bunyan:
Divorced
Williard date unknown.
+
26 ii. Margaret
Bunyan, born
21. Julia5 Bunyan (Thomas Chalmers4, John3, William2, Robert1
Bunyon) was born
Notes
for Charles Alvin Wilson:
Reverend
Buried
Children
of Julia Bunyan and Charles Wilson are:
+
27 i.
Ruth Louise6 Wilson, born
+
28 ii. Alvin
Chalmers Wilson, born
22. Ellen Thomas5 Bunyan (Thomas Chalmers4, John3, William2, Robert1 Bunyon) was born
Children
of Ellen Bunyan and Louis Bein are:
29 i.
Eleanor Martha6 Bein, born
+
30 ii. Louis
Frederick Bein, born
+
31 iii. Margaret Jane Bein, born
+
32 iv. Thomas Chalmers Bein, born
+
33 v. Mary Elizabeth Bein, born
23. Gertrude C.5 Bunyan (Robert Proudfit4, John3, William2, Robert1 Bunyon) was born
Children
of Gertrude Bunyan and Frank Skinner are:
34 i.
Helen6 Skinner, born
+
35 ii. Mary
Elizabeth Skinner, born
24. John Cresar5 Bunyan (Robert Proudfit4, John3, William2, Robert1 Bunyon) was born
Children
of John Bunyan and Jesse Humphrey are:
+
36 i.
Elizabeth Smeallie6 Bunyan, born
+
37 ii. George
Humphrey Bunyan, born
Generation
No. 6
26. Margaret6 Bunyan (John5, Thomas Chalmers4, John3, William2, Robert1 Bunyon) was born
Children
of Margaret Bunyan and Merle Stockman are:
+
38 i.
John Franklin7 Stockman, born
+
39 ii. Marjorie
Stockman, born
+
40 iii. Richard Robert
Stockman, born
41 iv. Russell
Merle Stockman, born
27. Ruth Louise6 Wilson (Julia5 Bunyan, Thomas Chalmers4, John3,
William2, Robert1 Bunyon) was born
Children
of Ruth Wilson and John Kearns are:
+
42 i.
John Tyo7 Kearns, born
+
43 ii. Richard Towner Kearns, born
+
44 iii. Gail Kearns, born
45 iv. Betsy Kearns, born
+
46 v. Robert Michael Kearns, born
28. Alvin Chalmers6 Wilson (Julia5 Bunyan, Thomas Chalmers4, John3,
William2, Robert1 Bunyon) was born
Children
of Alvin Wilson and Helen Kelsall are:
+
47 i.
William Chalmers7 Wilson, born
+
48 ii. Linda Lou
Wilson, born
+
49 iii. Cindy Sue Wilson,
born
30. Louis Frederick6 Bein (Ellen Thomas5
Bunyan, Thomas Chalmers4, John3, William2, Robert1
Bunyon) was born
Children
of Louis Bein and Jean Holloway are:
50 i.
Louis Frederick7 Bein III, born December 1943.
51 ii. Jean Adair Bein, born
52 iii. Ellen Elizabeth Bein, born
53 iv. Catherine
Julia Bein, born May 1951.
54 v. Robert Holloway Bein, born
31. Margaret Jane6 Bein (Ellen Thomas5 Bunyan,
Thomas Chalmers4, John3, William2, Robert1 Bunyon) was
born
Children
of Margaret Bein and Rufus Hendon are:
55 i.
Alison Maragraet7 Hendon, born
56 ii. Tom Tillman Hendon, born
57 iii. Julia Ann Hendon, born
32. Thomas Chalmers6 Bein (Ellen Thomas5
Bunyan, Thomas Chalmers4, John3, William2, Robert1
Bunyon) was born
Children
of Thomas Bein and Louise Ismay
are:
58 i.
Mary Louise7 Bein, born
59 ii. Margaret Irene Bein, born
60 iii. Laura Jane Bein, born
33. Mary Elizabeth6 Bein (Ellen Thomas5 Bunyan,
Thomas Chalmers4, John3, William2, Robert1 Bunyon) was
born
Children
of Mary Bein and George Keto
are:
61 i.
David Bruce7 Keto, born
62 ii. Eric Ravenian Keto, born
35. Mary Elizabeth6 Skinner (Gertrude C.5 Bunyan, Robert Proudfit4,
John3, William2, Robert1 Bunyon) was born
Children
of Mary Skinner and Walter McLaren are:
63 i.
Robert James7 McLaren, born
64 ii. Jean Elisabeth McLaren, born
65 iii. Kathryn Jane McLaren, born
36. Elizabeth Smeallie6 Bunyan (John Cresar5, Robert Proudfit4, John3,
William2, Robert1 Bunyon) was born
Children
of Elizabeth Bunyan and Southerland Stuart are:
+
66 i.
John Bunyon7 Stuart, born
+
67 ii. Elizabeth
Southerland Stuart, born
37. George Humphrey6 Bunyan (John Cresar5, Robert Proudfit4, John3,
William2, Robert1 Bunyon) was born
Children
of George Bunyan and Elizabeth Osterman are:
68 i.
Barbara7 Bunyan, born
69 ii. Christine Bunyan, born
70 iii. John Albert Bunyan, born
Generation
No. 7
38. John Franklin7 Stockman (Margaret6 Bunyan, John5, Thomas Chalmers4,
John3, William2, Robert1 Bunyon) was born
Children
of John Stockman and Edna Herron are:
71 i.
Karen Margaret8 Stockman, born
72 ii. Kristen Ann Stockman, born
39. Marjorie7 Stockman (Margaret6 Bunyan, John5, Thomas Chalmers4, John3,
William2, Robert1 Bunyon) was born
Children
of Marjorie Stockman and James Gossler are:
73 i.
Jane Lee8 Gossler, born
74 ii. Michael Duane Gossler, born
75 iii. Roger Dean Gossler, born
76 iv. Gretchen Marie Gossler, born
40. Richard Robert7 Stockman (Margaret6 Bunyan, John5, Thomas Chalmers4,
John3, William2, Robert1 Bunyon) was born
Children
of Richard Stockman and Ruth Oelrichs are:
77 i.
Cynthia Jo8 Stockman, born
78 ii. Sally Ann Stockman, born
42. John Tyo7 Kearns (Ruth Louise6 Wilson, Julia5 Bunyan, Thomas
Chalmers4, John3, William2, Robert1 Bunyon) was born
Children
of John Kearns and Louise Arbuckle are:
79 i.
Heidi Lynn8 Kearns, born
80 ii. John Tyo Kearns II, born
43. Richard Towner7 Kearns (Ruth Louise6 Wilson, Julia5 Bunyan, Thomas
Chalmers4, John3, William2, Robert1 Bunyon) was born
Children
of Richard Kearns and Helen Henkel are:
81 i.
Kathryn Marie8 Kearns, born
82 ii.
Richard Towner Kearns , Jr., born June 01, 1981 in
44. Gail7 Kearns (Ruth Louise6 Wilson, Julia5 Bunyan, Thomas Chalmers4,
John3, William2, Robert1 Bunyon) was born
Child
of Gail Kearns and Lee West is:
83 i.
Julia Louise8 West, born
46. Robert Michael7 Kearns (Ruth Louise6 Wilson, Julia5 Bunyan, Thomas
Chalmers4, John3, William2, Robert1 Bunyon) was born
Child
of Robert Kearns and Elizabeth Cullen is:
84 i.
Aaron8 Kearns, born 1972.
Children
of Robert Kearns and Vei Lancaster are:
85 i.
Veo Michelle8 Kearns, born
86 ii. Robert Michael Kearns II, born
Child
of Robert Kearns and Sue Fain is:
87 i.
Kassandra8 Kearns, born
47. William Chalmers7 Wilson (Alvin Chalmers6, Julia5 Bunyan, Thomas
Chalmers4, John3, William2, Robert1 Bunyon) was born
Children
of William Wilson and Maria Freund are:
88 i.
Tatiana Beatrix8 Wilson, born
89 ii. Adriana Natascha Wilson, born
90 iii. Mark Alexandr Wilson, born
48. Linda Lou7 Wilson (Alvin Chalmers6, Julia5 Bunyan, Thomas Chalmers4,
John3, William2, Robert1 Bunyon) was born
Children
of Linda Wilson and Gabriel Tomassetti are:
91 i.
Julia Louise8 Tomassetti, born
92 ii. Sarah Elizabeth Tomassetti, born
49. Cindy Sue7 Wilson (Alvin Chalmers6, Julia5 Bunyan, Thomas Chalmers4,
John3, William2, Robert1 Bunyon) was born
Notes
for James Kermit August:
Changed
name to August in 1990
Children
of Cindy Wilson and James August are:
93 i.
Thomas Fraser8 August, born
94 ii. Gregory Nicholas August, born
66. John Bunyon7 Stuart (Elizabeth Smeallie6 Bunyan, John Cresar5, Robert
Proudfit4, John3, William2, Robert1 Bunyon) was born
Children
of John Stuart and Barbara Morris are:
95 i.
James Southerland8 Stuart, born
96 ii. Elizabeth Jean Stuart, born
67. Elizabeth Southerland7 Stuart (Elizabeth Smeallie6 Bunyan, John
Cresar5, Robert Proudfit4, John3, William2, Robert1
Bunyon) was born
Children
of Elizabeth Stuart and Norman Dwyer are:
97 i.
Dawn Elizabeth8 Dwyer, born
98 ii. Deborah Dwyer, born
99 iii. David Stuart Dwyer, born
6.
iii. JOHN
HUME, b. 1775, E. Gordon,
iv. ALISON HUME, b. 1778, E. Gordon, Berwickshire, Scotland; d. WFT
Est. 1779-1872; m. (1) THOMPSON; m. (2) LEETE.
Notes
for ALISON HUME:
Married
1.) Thompson and 2.) Leete (Liete,
Leite)
7.
v. MARGARET STEWART HUME, b.
vi. ELIZABETH BEATRICE
"BETSY" HUME, b. 1782, E. Gordon, Berwickshire, Scotland; d. 1841,
Yellow Springs Ohio; m. JAMES BUNYAN, 1808; b. 13 Mar 1784, Scotland; d. 18 Jan 1873,
Yellow Springs Ohio.
8.
vii. JANET
HUME, b. 1784, E. Gordon,
9.
viii. ROBERT T HUME,
b.
10.
ix. JAMES HUME, b. 1789, E.
Gordon,
x. GEORGE HUME, b. Abt. 1792, E. Gordon , Berwickshire, Scotland; d.
1862, Ohio; m. MARY ROSE, 1830.
5. GEORGE4 HUME (GEORGE3, JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1) was born
1758 in E Gordon Parish, Berwickshire, and died 1838 in E Gordon Parish,
Berwickshire. He married ELIZABETH MOORE. She was born 1763.
Child of GEORGE HUME and ELIZABETH MOORE is:
i. ALEXANDER JOHN5 HUME, b. 01 Oct 1801, Lauder, Berwickshire, Scotland; d.
Ontario, Canada; m. MARY CHESSER; b. 1808; d. 1876.
Generation No. 5
6. JOHN5 HUME (ROBERT4, GEORGE3, JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1) was born 1775 in E. Gordon,
Children of JOHN HUME and ELIZABETH CLARK are:
i. MARY6 HUME, b. Abt. 1805, NY; d. WFT Est. 1819-1899; m. JOHN LUCE, WFT Est.
1819-1852; b. WFT Est. 1788-1808; d. WFT Est. 1822-1894.
ii. ROBERT HUME, b.
iii. JAMES HUME, b. Abt. 1807;
d. WFT Est. 1808-1897.
iv. THOMAS
C. HUME, b.
v. GEORGE HUME, b. 1812; d.
WFT Est. 1813-1902.
vi. WILLIAM HUME, b.
More
About WILLIAM HUME:
Baptism:
vii. ALISON W. HUME, b. 1825; d. WFT Est. 1826-1919.
viii. JOHN F. HUME, b. 1830; d. WFT Est. 1831-1920.
ix. ALEXANDER
F. HUME, b.
7. MARGARET STEWART5 HUME (ROBERT4, GEORGE3, JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1) was born
Notes for MARGARET STEWART HUME:
Letter from
Margaret Stewart Penfield (Mrs. Orrin Scovil Penfield) of
Note: Orrin Scovil
Penfield is the son of David and Voadicea Penfield. Margaret Stewart
Penfield is the granddaughter of Robert Hume. Robert Hume is my gggggfather
through my grandfather John Chandler Hume and ggggfather via Margaret Stewart
Penfield through John's wife, my grandmother Elizabeth Kedzie Lynch Hume.
Robert Hume and Adam Kedzie came to
Envelope
Feby
Mr Jas Kedsie
Yellow Springs
Greene Co
Body
My Dear Parents Sister & Brs.
I have at length taken my pen to commence the performance of a long neglected
duty. I wrote you last fall respecting shawls for Mother and Isabella
wishing you if you could obtain them from NYork (sic)
by your Merchants to write us and we send by Mr. Gould and have them in
readiness for you, we felt it would be a privilege to contribute a smile in
this way for your benefit is their (sic) none of our friends that talk of
coming east soon, we have looked for and expected a letter for a long time and
I have put off writing myself till it has troubled me much there is constantly
something on hand that takes up my time, yet I know this is not a sufficient
excuse __I have not written a line to anyone since I wrote you, we have not
written or receive (sic) anything from John since he left us last Spring except
(?) from him by way of S, and E and it is a good while since we heard from
them. I intend to write to them all soon. How do you all get
along. Your situation has weighed upon my spirits very much since the
burning of your house how do you get along are you comfortable and happy -
Worldly property is not the highway to holiness it has been my prayer that the Lord
would teach you by this afflictive event high and important lessons in divine
things and effectively wean you all from everything that savors of a worldly
spirit & how little we need, and how short the time that we shall need that
little. All my observation teaches me that it is vain and wicked thing
for Parents to give themselves up to accumulate and horde up property for their
children Uncle James rant has made a will that does not satisfy the most of his
family Adam ha hot an undue proportion Margaret and Duncan have
sued for wages. D has had to clear out Aunt Betsy is badly treated
and no doubt friendship and harmony are banished forever John Henry is
teaching in that district this Winter John Ks wife is very low with consumption
will not probably live but a shourt time the
rest of our friends are well as far as I know Daniel Grant here in the
mill, Eliza Jones came down three week since and staid (sic) a fortnight
She was getting her health fixed Margaret
Children of MARGARET HUME and JAMES KEDZIE are:
i. JOHN6 KEDZIE, b. WFT Est. 1798-1821; d. WFT Est. 1803-1902.
Notes
for JOHN KEDZIE:
Kedzie, John Hume - (1815-1903) Mr. Kedzie was born in
11.
ii. MARGARET
STEWART KEDZIE,
b.
iii. ADAM KEDZIE.
iv. ALLISON HUME KEDZIE.
v. ISABELLA BUNYAN KEDZIE.
vi. ROBERT HUME KEDZIE.
vii. JAMES HUME KEDZIE.
viii. ELIZABETH B KEDZIE.
ix. GEORGE LAWSON KEDZIE.
x. JANE ANNE KEDZIE.
8. JANET5 HUME (ROBERT4, GEORGE3, JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1) was born 1784 in E. Gordon,
Child of JANET HUME and DAVID THOMPSON is:
i. ROBERT HUME6 THOMPSON, b.
More
About ROBERT HUME THOMPSON:
Baptism:
09 Mar 1814, South Kortright Presbyterian Church6
9. ROBERT T5 HUME (ROBERT4, GEORGE3, JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1) was born
Notes for ROBERT T HUME:
Robert Hume, Jr. emigrated
from E. Gordon Berwickshire
The 1830 census shows this
family with 14 persons: an elderly woman age 70-80 ; one male ages, 40-50, one
female, 30-40; one female, 20-30; one male 20-3-; one female, 15-20; one male,
15-20; three females, 10-15; one female, 5-10, one male, 5-10; two males under
five. Perhaps the elderly woman was Catherine's mother.
Other Hume's in
In 1836, Robert and Catherine
took their family to
In the 1850 census (
From accounts by James Hume,
Robert was a stern Presbyterian who insisted on strict observance on the part
of his children. However, he mellowed when James, the youngest child,
became an adult, telling him that he had to be strict to raise so many
children.
Source: Email from Barbara
McRae
LaGrange Collegiate
Institute,
Situated at
Ontario, LaGrange Co., IND.
1872:Printed
and Published by Sweet & Bayliss,
Trustee
*Robert Hume
FROM:
INGenWeb Project
http://www.rootsweb.com/~inlagran/
More About ROBERT T HUME:
Baptism:
Notes for CATHERINE ROSE:
Daughter of Hugh Rose and
Mary McIntosh
Children of ROBERT HUME and CATHERINE ROSE are:
12.
i. ROBERT WILSON6 HUME, b. 08 Nov 1809, Stamford Township, Delaware County,
New York; d. Abt. 09 Dec 1854, On board ship Merchantman off Capetown South Africa.
13.
ii. MARY
HUME, b.
iii. CHARLES ROSE HUME, b. 01 Jan 1814, Stamford Township, Delaware County,
New York; d. Mar 1898, Indianola, NE; m. HARRIET L. BLANDIN, 29 May 1839, Blandinville,
McDonough County, IL; b. WFT Est. 1801-1823; d. WFT Est. 1844-1912.
Notes
for CHARLES ROSE HUME:
Charles
erected the first store in Blandinville land and
operated and did mill work until the Mexican War. He was a recruiting
officer in Jefferson Barracks, MO until mustered out,
(History
of McDonough Co. IL, 1885)
He
was alive in 1884, according to the Illinois State Genealogy Society Quarterly,
which stated he voted in the 1840 election, as did George Hume, relationship
not known. George may be a previously unnamed brother ; he was 76 in
1884.
Abe
Lincoln visited Charles" house in Blandinville
as he was campaigning against Stephan A. Douglas fore a U.S. Senate seat.
(Peoria, IL newspaper, April 6, 1968)
Source:
Email from Barbara McRae
More
About CHARLES ROSE HUME:
Baptism:
14.
iv. ALISON WILSON HUME, b.
15.
v.
16.
vi. ISABEL JANE HUME, b.
17.
vii. CATHERINE "KATE" HUME,
b.
18.
viii. JOHN HUME,
b.
ix. JAMES BUNYON HUME, b. 23 Jan 1827, Stamford Township, Delaware County,
New York; d. 18 May 1904, Berkeley, CA; m. LIDA MUNSON, Apr 1884; b. WFT Est. 1825-1866; d. WFT Est.
1888-1954, Berkeley, CA.
Notes
for JAMES BUNYON HUME:
Notes
for JAMES BUNYON HUME:
James
and his brother John went west with their own gold mining company in
1850.
They settled in
carried on
various kinds of business in parts of the state until he became a
deputy in
the tax collector's office in
later, he
became city marshal and chief of police, the under-sheriff, and
finally
sheriff, in 1870. In 1872, he was asked to take the job of deputy
warden in
the State Prison at
break.
He succeeded in restoring order to the prison, and returned to
position of
special officer. He accepted, and pursued this work until his
death
in 1904, achieving a national reputation as a detective. His most
famous
case was the pursuit of Black Bart, the stagecoach robber. During his
service,
he handled many intricate and complex cases in all sections of the
and
generous" with men under arrest.
According
to his biography, James took the middle name Bunyan to avoid
confusion
with his brother. (Both were known by the same initials.) Bunyan
was
said to be the name of a branch of the Hume family.
James
mentioned a cousin, John Kedzie, in his autobiography. This man must
have
been the son of Margaret Hume (Robert Jr.'s sister)
and James Kedzie)
The
Kedzie's (perhaps a variant of McKenzie) came on the
same ship with the
Humes in
1795.
James
Hume, Wells
In
the spring of 1872, Wells Fargo &
Wells
Fargo hired James B. Hume, Sheriff of El Dorado County, California . Hume came
to the
As
Sheriff, Hume caught many of the wastrels who held up Wells Fargo stagecoaches
on remote
Hume
started building Wells Fargo's investigative unit quickly by getting personally
acquainted with drivers and shotgun messengers, and he changed stagecoach
routes and schedules. Hume made the valuables box on board too difficult for a
single person to handle. His talent for knowing how and where crooks operated
allowed Hume to set up efficient dragnets. When a robber sprayed buckshot at a
stagecoach, Hume's detectives removed the shot piece by piece and detained
several known outlaws. They checked the outlaws' guns for a match, found the
crook, and got a confession. It was an early and creative use of the science of
ballistics.
Hume
worked for Wells Fargo until his death in 1904. His record has many colorful
stories about the apprehension of colorful crooks. The notorious "Black
Bart" was actually Charles Boles, a mild-mannered and sophisticated city
man, not the cackling villain that
Frederick
L. Lipman began his 60-year career with Wells Fargo
in 1883 and rose through the ranks to become President. Lipman
watched the company transform, from Gilded Age to Atomic Age . Lipman and Hume resided across
He
smoked cigars and chewed tobacco.
He
dressed informally, favoring tweeds.
Lipman did
not know whether or not Hume took a drink but would not be surprised if he had.
He
had a flower garden.
Lipman knew
Mrs. Hume also, who was prominent in church work in
Posted
by Charles on
Found
in First-hand Accounts, Remember, Wells Fargo Bank
Wells
You
remember the posts about James B. Hume, Wells Fargo's chief detective, who
tracked down the bad guys and brought them to justice. There's a very real,
human side to the story of law enforcement in these times, which is usually
forgotten. People favor "Gunfight at the OK Corral "-type stories
over lowbrow larceny or inept outlaws. Or the round-the-clock action by agents,
determined to nab dangerous people because it's the right thing to do.
On
There,
several bandits opened fire and swarmed the wagon. The mules were terrified,
the guard fell wounded, and Romero cried out that he was also shot. Thompson
emptied his pistol, and a policeman on foot joined the firefight. Outnumbered
and outgunned, they dove for cover. The thieves made off with the treasure box
that contained $500 in cash. Alberto Romero died at the scene.
When
things calmed down, the entire neighborhood came to aid the victims, and local
police sprang to action. Local businessmen provided a substantial funeral for
Romero, Thompson wrote,
"a
number of whom attended in person. I take it these demonstrations are a
compliment to the dead boy, but also to the Company, which has acquired a
reputation of being the only foreign enterprise in this country which gives
good service to the public.
"The
boy had earned the goodwill of business men here by his activity, intelligence
and obliging disposition."
Thompson
was authorized to give the wounded guard a $15 "gratification," which
had, he wrote, "a very good effect throughout the country."
J.N.
Thacker, Hume's top assistant, was sent to León to
investigate the incident for Wells Fargo. Thacker's report details his
unrelenting efforts to find witnesses and nab the gang. But Thacker's report
also tells of his intelligent collaboration with law enforcement and political
machinery. Thacker worked closely with local, state and federal police. Each
level pledged its cooperation as Thacker showed his determination to let
Mexican officials do their jobs. Thacker was even able to work with the Mexican
presidency in his quest.
On
"will
come to a close within a week, and the judge has given me to understand that he
will Sentence (the crook) for a term of three years to ... Penitentiary."
Posted
by Charles on
Found
in Artifacts, First-hand Accounts, James Hume, Perspective, Remember, Wells
Fargo Ban
You
Can't Make This Stuff Up ...
Funny
thing happened on the way to
A
reporter in 1889 wanted to get some good tales of justice from Wells Fargo
lawman James Hume. Hume recounted a beauty.
The
stagecoach was on its way from
On
that trip, the Wells Fargo stagecoach had a strongbox aboard that contained
$7,078 in gold coin. After crossing the
In
the gentlewomanly ways of those times, Miss Webber engaged the scoundrels in
conversation. She nicely asked the robbers to spare her luggage. It contained
all her possessions, and the crooks had no immediate interest in it. One thief
gallantly agreed to bring it down for her. As he pulled the trunk from atop the
coach, Miss Webber caught a glimpse of his face. She told Hume later that
conversation with the perpetrators might help identify them by voice. Under
duress, Miss Webber was outthinking everyone at the scene.
Explosives
opened the treasure box, and the outlaws faded into the forest with the money.
Wells Fargo stagecoaches were very well made, and the coach survived the blast.
Passengers and crew continued to
The
groom was unusually shy and kept his head down. But when the minister declared
the couple married, he faced Miss Webber full on for the consummating kiss.
Miss Webber recognized his face—the scalawag who had robbed the stagecoach only
hours before! She screamed and fled the room.
Hume
was able to track down the larcenist, Louis Dreibelbis,
and got the full confession with names of his accomplices. All paid for the
crime in prison.
Miss
Webber, meanwhile, was able to take some solace in the fact that the marriage
was not official—she did not have to bear the pain of marriage to a criminal.
She returned to her hometown in northern
"It
was Fate!"
Posted
by Charles on
Found
in First-hand Accounts, Remember, Wells Fargo Bank
10. JAMES5 HUME (ROBERT4, GEORGE3, JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1) was born 1789 in E. Gordon,
Notes for ANN MCDONALD:
I'm researching the
McDonald's of
Ann McDonald (from
Children of JAMES HUME and ANN MCDONALD are:
i. ROBERT6 HUME, b. WFT Est. 1810-1839; d. WFT Est. 1816-1918.
ii. ISABELA HUME, b.
More
About ISABELA HUME:
Baptism:
iii. ANNA HUME, b. WFT Est. 1810-1839; d. WFT Est. 1815-1921.
iv. MARGARET HUME, b. WFT Est. 1810-1839; d. WFT Est. 1815-1921.
Generation No. 6
11. MARGARET STEWART6 KEDZIE (MARGARET STEWART5 HUME, ROBERT4, GEORGE3, JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1)9
was born 13 Mar 1809 in Middletown, Orange, NY, USA9, and
died 25 Feb 1864 in Delhi, NY, USA9. She married ORRIN SCOVIL PENFIELD9 29 Oct 1838 in
Children of MARGARET KEDZIE and ORRIN PENFIELD are:
19.
i. ELIZABETH7 PENFIELD, b.
ii. MARGARET ALICE PENFIELD, b. 07 Mar 1844, Delhi, NY; d. 14 Dec 1910; m. (1) HENRY WHITE, 15 Jun 1865;
m. (2) HENRY ROBINSON, 14 Jul 1881, Delhi, Delaware, New York.
12. ROBERT WILSON6 HUME (ROBERT T5, ROBERT4, GEORGE3, JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1) was born
Notes for ROBERT WILSON HUME:
According to the biographer
of James B. Hume,
Source: Email from Barbara
McRae
More About ROBERT WILSON HUME:
Baptism:
Notes for HANNAH
McRae lists her name as
Hannah Derby (Berg) Sackett and states they were married in
"It is impossible to
give in detail the careers of the score of devoted men and women who have
carried the message of this church into the uttermost parts of the world. Again
a second volume would be required. Chronologically they cover most of the
period of the history of modern missions. For this church the record began and
is still continuing in the work of the Hume family. The first one, Mrs. Robert
W. Hume (1816-1903) was not a member when she sailed with her husband in March,
1839, for
Of her fifteen years in
HUCNW pp86-87
Obit: The Hartford Courant,
Mrs. Hannah P. Hume, widow of
Robert W. Hume, died Sunday afternoon at her home in
More About
HANNAH
Residence: 1860,
Marriage Notes for ROBERT HUME and HANNAH SACKETT:
Children of ROBERT HUME and HANNAH SACKETT are:
i. SARAH JANE7 HUME, b.
Notes
for SARAH JANE HUME:
Went
to Ahmednagar for 5 years. Was City Missionary for
More
About SARAH JANE HUME:
Degree:
1865,
20.
ii. CATHERINE ROSE
HUME,
b.
iii. MARY
B HUME,
b. Nov 1843,
iv. HANNAH
CALDER
HUME,
b.
21.
v. ROBERT ALLEN HUME, b.
22.
vi. REVEREND EDWARD
SACKETT HUME,
b.
vii. ISABELLA WILLIAMS HUME, b.
Notes
for ISABELLA WILLIAMS HUME:
Database:
1860
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Personal
Information Census Image What to do next?
Name:
Issabella w Hume
Age
in 1860: 9
Home
in 1860:
Gender:
Female
Value
of real estate: View image
Post
Office: Wilbraham
Roll:
M653_503
Page:
208
Year:
1860
Head
of Household: Hannah Hume
Household
Source
Information:
Ancestry.com.
1860 United States Federal Census [database online].
13. MARY6 HUME (ROBERT T5, ROBERT4, GEORGE3, JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1) was born
Notes for MARY HUME:
They were married in
Three children
Mohn McClaughry (ethallen@
Source: Email from Barbara
McRae
Children of MARY HUME and MATTHEW MCCLAUGHRY are:
i. ?7 MCCLAUGHRY, b. WFT Est. 1830-1851; d. WFT Est. 1835-1936.
ii. ? MCCLAUGHRY, b. WFT Est. 1830-1851; d. WFT Est. 1835-1936.
iii. ? MCCLAUGHRY, b. WFT Est. 1830-1851; d. WFT Est. 1835-1936.
14. ALISON WILSON6 HUME (ROBERT T5, ROBERT4, GEORGE3, JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1)12 was born
Notes for ALISON WILSON HUME:
Two children
More About ALISON WILSON HUME:
Baptism:
Notes for JOHN WYLIE:
Lived in
Children of ALISON HUME and JOHN WYLIE are:
i. WILLIAM F7 WYLIE, b. WFT Est.
1833-1844; d. WFT Est. 1838-1934.
ii. ROBERT
HUME
WYLIE14, b.
iii. CATHERINE
R WYLIE,
b.
iv. JOSEPH
H WYLIE.
v. JOHN R WYLIE.
vi. ANDREW J WYLIE.
vii. ANNA D WYLIE.
viii. WILLIAM C WYLIE.
15. LYDIA ANN6 HUME (ROBERT T5, ROBERT4, GEORGE3, JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1) was born
Child of LYDIA HUME and SAMUEL WILLIAMS is:
i. ?7 WILLIAMS, b. WFT Est. 1835-1858; d. WFT Est. 1840-1942.
16. ISABEL JANE6 HUME (ROBERT T5, ROBERT4, GEORGE3, JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1) was born
Notes for ISABEL JANE HUME:
Married widower of her older
sister.
When Marguerite Hume
graduated from high school, she received a congratulatory card from her cousin,
Jane Porter Williams, "Miss Williams,
Notes for SAMUEL PORTER WILLIAMS:
First wife older sister of
Isabel -- Lydia Ann
Children of ISABEL HUME and SAMUEL WILLIAMS are:
i. ?7 WILLIAMS, b. WFT Est. 1838-1861; d. WFT Est. 1843-1945.
ii. ? WILLIAMS, b. WFT Est. 1838-1861; d. WFT Est. 1843-1945.
iii. ? WILLIAMS, b. WFT Est. 1838-1861; d. WFT Est. 1843-1945.
iv. ? WILLIAMS, b. WFT Est. 1838-1861; d. WFT Est. 1843-1945.
v. ? WILLIAMS, b. WFT Est. 1838-1861; d. WFT Est. 1843-1945.
vi. ? WILLIAMS, b. WFT Est. 1838-1861; d. WFT Est. 1843-1945.
17. CATHERINE "KATE"6 HUME (ROBERT T5, ROBERT4, GEORGE3, JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1) was born 03 Jun 1822 in Stamford Township, Delaware
County, New York, and died 27 Dec 1904 in LaGrangeCounty,
IN. She married SANDFORD HALSEY WFT Est. 1836-1868. He was born WFT Est.
1805-1825, and died WFT Est. 1840-1911.
Children of CATHERINE HUME and SANDFORD HALSEY are:
i. ?7 HALSEY, b. WFT Est. 1840-1863; d. WFT Est. 1845-1947.
ii. ? HALSEY, b. WFT Est. 1840-1863; d. WFT Est. 1845-1947.
iii. ? HALSEY, b. WFT Est. 1840-1863; d. WFT Est. 1845-1947.
18. JOHN6 HUME (ROBERT T5, ROBERT4, GEORGE3, JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1) was born
Notes for JOHN HUME:
Notes for JOHN HUME:
John moved with his family
across the country, from
lawyer by 1849. He left home with his younger brother
James on March 26,
1850, with a gold mining
company they had formed, heading for
Their route took them through
Instead of traveling with a
wagon train, they took their own five wagons and
18-20 horses, and followed
the
at
During a stop at
offered John a teaching position. The story of this
journey is told in a
biography of his
brother: "Wells Fargo Detective: the Biography of James B.
Hume," by Richard Dillon
(published by
The 1850 census lists the two
men twice -- in
parents, and in
(November), John was
practicing law, James was established as a
"trader."
They were living next door to
each other along with Alonzo Streetor (28, b.
NY), Nathaniel Roof (27, b.
IN), and William L. Orton (25, b. NY). This may
have been the remnant of
their gold company.
By Nov. 1851, John was a
partner in the law firm of Roberson, Sanderson and
Hume. He was elected to the
State Assembly on
highest number of votes among 24 candidates. He lost the
district attorney's
race to S.W. Sanderson (his partner?) on
later, on
In the 1860 census, John, age
35, and Martha, 21, were listed in
County (p. 99, family #1101)
with little
female domestic named C. Bates (age 23, b.
Tackaberry (15, b. MO), Martha's younger sister. John had real property
valued at $1,200 and personal
property worth $2,000.
John sent his young son to
there. The youngest son, Robert Alexander, was listed
in the probate of
John's estate. I believe
this boy survived to adulthood. He was living
with his mother in Wm. Ayers'
household in 1870.
John died in
Notes for MARTHA TACKABERRY:
Notes for MARTHA TACKABERRY:
Martha, a handsome and much
admired young woman (according to the biographer
of James Hume), married John
Hume at the age of 17. By age 28, she was a
widow with two young
sons. She remarried William H. Ayers, a pharmacist,
and was living with him in 1870 in the town of
marriage may have been a disaster. Someone later took
acid to a marriage
record in the family bible
-- I think it was to obliterate this marriage. I
never heard of Mr. Ayers
until I found him in the census. Martha's son,
In the 1870 census, Martha
was listed as owning $1,000 in real estate. Her
sons Wilson, 10, and Robert
A., 7, were living with her and Mr. Ayers. Also
with them were Martha's
siblings, Nannie E. Tackaberry,
25, a teacher, and
George E. Tackaberry,
21, apprentice to a printer. A young woman named Mary
probably William's father.
Children of JOHN HUME and MARTHA TACKABERRY are:
i. EDWARD7 HUME, b. 21 Jun 1857, Placerville, El Dorado Co., CA; d. 22
Jun 1858, Placerville, El Dorado County, CA.
23.
ii. WILSON
THEODORE HUME,
b.
iii. ROBERT
ALEXANDER HUME, b.
Notes
for ROBERT ALEXANDER HUME:
He
was named in the probate of his father's estate, and is listed with his
mother and
Wilson in the 1870 census of
Presumably,
he lived to adulthood and married; I believe I have a photo of
him,
but it is not identified and I can't be certain.
I
have a newspaper clipping, no date except July 8,
"Paul
Hume, a nephew of Detective Hume, is wanted by Wells, Fargo & Co. for
embezzlement."
He had been employed as a messenger between
Redding,
and absconded with a package containing $3000. Apparently, his
downfall was
caused by a woman in
incorrect.
The unfortunate Paul Hume was from
James
did have a nephew named Paul, who was confused in this account?
Generation No. 7
19. ELIZABETH7 PENFIELD (MARGARET STEWART6 KEDZIE, MARGARET STEWART5 HUME, ROBERT4, GEORGE3, JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1)15 was born 05 Nov 184115, and died
Children of ELIZABETH PENFIELD and WILLIAM LYNCH are:
24.
i.
ii. JANE
LYNCH15, b.
187015.
iii. EUGEN LYNCH, b. 187515.
iv. MARGARET LYNCH15, b.
1868, KY, USA15.
20. CATHERINE ROSE7 HUME (ROBERT WILSON6, ROBERT T5, ROBERT4, GEORGE3, JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1) was born
Notes for PROFESSOR ALFRED B MILLER:
Listed in 1870-71 Yale Banner
as teaching mathematics. Robert A Hume is listed as a member of the
middle class in the Theological Department
Children of CATHERINE HUME and ALFRED MILLER are:
i. ROBERT H8 MILLER, b.
ii. EDWARD
H MILLER, b.
21. ROBERT ALLEN7 HUME (ROBERT WILSON6, ROBERT T5, ROBERT4, GEORGE3, JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1) was born
Notes for ROBERT ALLEN HUME:
Taught 1
year in Russell's
Source WHO WAS
WHO IN AMERICA v 1
I ran across his testimony to
the Royal Commission on Decentralization see Vol VIII
Evidence taken in
From Mary Hewitt Mitchell,
"History of the United Church of New Haven", (New Haven CT, 1942)
pp.87-90.
"The most distinguished
member of the family, Robert Allan Hume (1847-1929), was ordained in the
Mr. Hume found time to do
much literary work and in Queen Victoria's last Honor List was awarded a gold
medal for distinguished public service, especially in connection with relief
work in time of famines.
In 1886 when he was about to
return to India from a furlough, trouble arose with the American Board over a
hope he expressed incidentally in a speech at Andover that the heathen who had
never heard of Christ might not be condemned to everlasting perdition. At this
time the actual management of the Board was in the hands of good but narrow and
very conservative men who felt that such a doctrine would "cut the nerve
of missions." When it was rumored that he might not be
sent back to
By the wish of the Mission
Mr. Hume remained in India long after the retiring age. When he returned to
America he was active in preaching, speaking, and writing for the cause. He
died in 1929 at the age of eighty-two, regarded as "the outstanding
missionary of the American Board in his day."
His second wife, Katie
Fairbanks Hume, also from a missionary family, shared his work for more than
forty years. Four of his children have been missionaries in India—Ruth, in
medical work as the representative of Wellesley College ; Robert Ernest in
educational work, and his wife in teaching nurses and working with women and
children ; Wilson in Y. M. C. A. work ; Hannah Hume Lee Calder as wife of a
missionary and later as a missionary herself. A sister, Sarah (1840-1903), who
went to India to care for her brother's motherless children, was never a corn
missioned missionary, but for five years did the work of one. After her return
to America she was for fourteen years city missionary under the Woman's Board
of the City Missionary Association. Her special work was among women and
children, and one result of her visits to their homes and knowledge of their
ignorance and need was the organization of the Visiting Nurse Association.
Bombay Directory 1899
courtesy of Sylvia Murphy a fellow member of India-L on Rootsweb
Anyway, in the 'Mofussil' I
have:
Revd R A Hume, American
Marathi Mission, Ahmednagar
Under "Missionary and
Religious Societies" on p.792 there is a fairly extensive entry as
follows:
AMERICAN MARATHI MISSION -
BYCULLA,
Missionaries: Rev E S Hume,
Rev J E Abbott, Miss A Abbott and Miss Millard; Pastor - Rev Tukaram Nathoji
AHMEDNAGAR AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS
- Missionaries - Rev S B Fairbank D D; Rev R A Hume; Rev H M Lawson, Rev W O Ballantine MD; Rev J Smith; Miss E Bissell; Miss J Bisseell MD; Miss B Nugent; Miss Stockbridge; Rev H S
Bissell; Miss Moulton; Mrs Bissell
(Then follows a list of
pastors of 11 village churches - all native names, so won't give them here -
get back to me if you need them)
SATARA - Missionaries - Rev H
J Bruce; Miss H Bruce; Evangelist - Rev Kassam Muhammadji, Pastor - Rev Vitahl Makasare
SHOLAPORE - Missionaries -
Rev C Harding; Rev E Fairbank; Miss E B Fowler;
Pastor - Rev Bhujanrao Laxman
SIRUR - Missionary - Rev R winsor, Pastor - Rev Kashiram Patole
WAI - Missionaries - Mrs Sibley; Miss Gordon; Pastor - Rev Hariba
Gayakwad
BASSEIN - Evangelist - Rev S
V Karmarkar; In charge of medical work - Mrs S V Karmarkar MD
From Betty Mclaughlin 27 Oct 07
News Article: The
Hartford Courant, Hartford, CT published
Missionary Internees In
Heading in a church
notice: The Bridgeport Telegram, Bridgeport, CT published
The United Church
Broad & Gilberts Sts. Sunday
DR. ROBERT A. HUME
"FORTY FIVE YEARS IN INDIA"
Article in The Bridgeport
Telegram, Bridgeport, CT published
BACK FROM
Dr. Robert A Hume on furlough
from
Besides his personal missionary
work Dr. Hume is credited with having instituted the first theological seminary
in India. He has been the editor of a religious newspaper read by
Christians throughout India and has written several book and tracts on
missionary work.
Part of an article in The
Bridgeport Telegram,
An interesting address was
given on Sunday evening in the church of Christ, Congregational, by the Rev.
Robert A. Hume, SD for 52 years a leader in the religious life of India and a
moderator of the United churches of India, who attended the World Conference on
Faith and Order at Lausanne, Switzerland.
Part of an article in The
Bridgeport Telegram,
Patriarchal Blessings
Given: The patriarchal blessing of the Rev. Robert A. Hume, 82, veteran
missionary for over half a century in India was one of the features of the
conference Tuesday evening. Dr. Hume is now retired and lives in
Auburndale, Mass. His father was a missionary in India and died at
sea.
Through his marriage to a
daughter and granddaughter of missionaries and thrugh
his children, more than twenty-five Dr. Hume's family connections have been
missionaries to India. He has a daughter who is now a medical missionary
at Ahmednagar, India, and a son at Wai, India.
Another son is professor of missions at Union Theological seminary, New York
City. A third son was head of Yale-in-China, resigning last year.
Another daughter was a missionary at
More About
ROBERT
ALLEN
HUME:
Fact 2: 1871,
AM
Fact 3: Bet. 1869 - 1871,
Fact 4: 1873, Graduate
Andover Theological School
Fact 5: 1895, DD Yale
(Honorary) given at 1895 commencement
Fact 6: -
Children of ROBERT HUME and ABBIE BURGESS are:
25.
i. ROBERT ERNEST8 HUME, b. 20 Mar 1877, Ahmednagar, India; d. 14 Jun 1948,
New York, New York.
ii. RUTH
PEABODY
HUME,
b.
iii. HANNAH HUME, b.
Children of ROBERT HUME and KATIE FAIRBANK are:
iv. MARY B8 HUME, b. WFT Est. 1868-1897; d. WFT Est. 1873-1979.
v. WILSON MCLAUGHRY HUME, b.
vi. HENRY
W HUME,
b.
22. REVEREND EDWARD SACKETT7 HUME (ROBERT WILSON6, ROBERT T5, ROBERT4, GEORGE3, JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1)16,17 was born 04 Jun 1848 in Ahmednagar, India, and died 10 Jan 1908 in
Presbyterian Hospital, New York City18. He married CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH CHANDLER HUME19 21 Jul 1875, daughter of JOHN CHANDLER and CHARLOTTE HOPKINS. She
was born 03 Sep 1847 in Madura, India, and died 05
Aug 1920.
Notes for REVEREND EDWARD SACKETT HUME:
Edward Sackett Hume was
Principal of Hume Memorial School in Bombay. There was also a Hume
Memorial Church in Bombay as well. He was a classics scholar. His
daughter in law, Lotta Carswell
Hume, indicates that he educated his children at the school. His children
spoke and wrote various Indian languages.
"Of her fifteen years in
India it should be said that a large portion of her time and that of her
husband was given to organizing schools. They started about forty, chiefly day
schools, in Bombay and the nearer regions. For ten years Mrs. Hume carried on in her own home a boarding school for
girls. When a son, Edward, returned to India, in 1877, he reopened it at the
persuasion of former pupils and it developed into one of the leading High
Schools in the Marathi Mission, the Byculla High
School with over six hundred pupils."
From HUCNW p90
Obit: The New York Times, New
York, New York published
The Rev. Edward S. Hume
The Rev. Edward S. Hume, for
many years a missionary of the American Board of Foreign Missions, died
yesterday in the Presbyterian Hospital, aged 60 years. He was a son of a missionary,
the Rev. Robert W. Hume, and was born in India and spent much of his life in
that country. He was graduated from Yale in 1870 and from the Hartford
Theological Seminary in 1874. He went at once to India and remained there until
1894, when he returned and made his home in New Haven. One of his six children
is Dr. Edward H. Hume, head of Yale Mission in China. One of his daughters,
Mrs. Elizabeth Hunnesberger, is a missionary in
Bombay, and another, Mrs. O. D. Wanamaker, in Canton China. A third daughter is
in Vassar College. Mr. Hume leaves a widow. The funeral will be held in New
Haven on Sunday
Bombay Directory 1899
courtesy of Sylvia Murphy a fellow member of India-L on Rootsweb
Anyway, in the 'Mofussil' I
have:
Revd R A Hume, American
Marathi Mission, Ahmednagar
Under "Missionary and
Religious Societies" on p.792 there is a fairly extensive entry as
follows:
AMERICAN MARATHI MISSION -
BYCULLA,
Missionaries: Rev E S Hume,
Rev J E Abbott, Miss A Abbott and Miss Millard; Pastor - Rev Tukaram Nathoji
AHMEDNAGAR AND SURROUNDING
DISTRICTS - Missionaries - Rev S B Fairbank D D; Rev R A Hume; Rev H M Lawson, Rev W O Ballantine MD; Rev J Smith; Miss E Bissell; Miss J Bisseell MD; Miss B Nugent; Miss Stockbridge; Rev H S
Bissell; Miss Moulton; Mrs Bissell
(Then follows a list of
pastors of 11 village churches - all native names, so won't give them here -
get back to me if you need them)
SATARA - Missionaries - Rev H
J Bruce; Miss H Bruce; Evangelist - Rev Kassam Muhammadji, Pastor - Rev Vitahl Makasare
SHOLAPORE - Missionaries -
Rev C Harding; Rev E Fairbank; Miss E B Fowler;
Pastor - Rev Bhujanrao Laxman
SIRUR - Missionary - Rev R winsor, Pastor - Rev Kashiram Patole
WAI - Missionaries - Mrs Sibley; Miss Gordon; Pastor - Rev Hariba
Gayakwad
BASSEIN - Evangelist - Rev S
V Karmarkar; In charge of medical work - Mrs S V Karmarkar MD
More About REVEREND EDWARD SACKETT HUME:
Graduation: 1870,
Residence: 1860, Springfield,
Hampden, Massachusetts20
More About CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH CHANDLER HUME:
A scanned manuscript from my father's papers titled:
the descendants of john eddy chandler and charlotte maria hopkins
edited by edward h. chandler
of
1944
I. FIRST GENERATION
1. JOHN EDDY
CHANDLER.
b.
father: John Chandler.
mother: Deborah Eddy.
b.
m.
Charlotte Maria Hopkins.
d.
Note:
He was a descendant of William and Annis Chandler who
came from Bishop-Stortford in
· At the Commencement in
2.
CHARLOTTE MARIA HOPKINS.
b.
father: Milton W. Hopkins.
d.
mother: Almina Adkins.
d.
m.
d.
Note:
Milton W. Hopkins was a descendant of John Hopkins of
II. SECOND
GENERATION
Children of John Eddy Chandler (1) and Charlotte Maria (
Charlotte Elizabeth (3)
John Scudder (5)
flora Jane (8)
Gertrude Maria (10)
Louis Augustus (11)
Henrietta Susan (12)
Gertrude Abigail (13)
William Hopkins (15)
Joseph West (16)
Edward Herrick (17)
3. CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH CHANDLER.
b.
m.
d.
4. EDWARD SACKETT HUME.
father: Robert Wilson Hume.
mother: Hannah Derby Sackett.
Charlotte Elizabeth Chandler.
d.
Children of Edward Sackett Hume (4) and Charlotte
Elizabeth (
5.
JOHN SCUDDER
b.
m. (1st)
Jane
Elizabeth Minor.
(2nd)
Henrietta Shelton Rendall.
d.
JANE ELIZABETH MINOR
lst wife.
b.
father: Eastman Strong Minor.
mother: Judith 14.
John Scudder
d.
Children of John Scudder Chandler (5) and Jane
Elizabeth (Minor)
HENRIETTA SHELTON RENDALL
2nd wife.
father: John Rendall.
mother: Jane Ballad.
m.
d.
Children of John Scudder Chandler (5) and Henrietta
Shelton (Rendall)
8. FLORA JANE CHANDLER.
b.
William E. Yorke of
d.
9.
WILLIAM B. YORKE.
b.
m. (1st) Sarah
Ashley.
(2nd)
d.
Note:
William E. Yorke and Sarah Ashley had a daughter
Edith. Flora Jane (
10. GERTRUDE MARIA CHANDLER.
b.
d.
11. LOUIS
AUGUSTUS
b.
d.
12.
HENRIETTA SUSAN CHANDLER.
b.
d.
13. GERTRUDE
ABIGAIL CHANDLER.
b.
m.
d.
14. JOHN
HENRY
father: Gerritt Wyckoff.
mother: Cornelia Ann Garrison.
(1st)
Emmeline F. L. Bonney.
(2nd)
Gertrude Abigail Chandler.
d.
Note:
By his first wife John Henry Wyckoff had six children, of whom Elizabeth Bonney and Cornelia are living in 1944.
Daughter of John Henry Wyckoff (14) and Gertrude
Abigail (
15. WILLIAM
HOPKINS
b.
d.
Twin brother of Joseph West
16. JOSEPH
WEST
b.
d.
Twin brother of William Hopkins
17. EDWARD
HERRICK
b.
(1st)
Emelyn Doane Osgood.
(2nd)
Amelia Jane Ripley.
d.April. 7, 1944, Woodstock,
EMELYN DOANE OSGOOD
lst wife.
father: John C. Osgood.
mother: Martha Ellen Whipple.
Edward Herrick Chandler.
d.
Children of Edward Herrick Chandler (17) and Emelyn Doane (Osgood)
AMELIA JANE RIPLEY
2nd wife.
father: Henry Snow Ripley.
mother: Ella Jane Perkins.
Edward Herrick Chandler.
Son of Edward Herrick Chandler17) and Amelia Jane (Ripley)
Children of Edward Sackett flume (4) and Charlotte
Elizabeth (
Edward Hicks (20)
Elizabeth
Norris (22)
Katharine
Miller (24)
John
Chandler (26)
Robert Woolsey (28)
Gertrude Capron (30)
Children of John Scudder
Helen
Elizabeth (32)
Edith
Frances (34)
Alice
Etta (35)
Lucy
Gertrude (36)
Robert Elmer (37)
Gertrude Ethel (39)
Children of John Scudder
John
Rendall (41)
Theodore (42)
William Hopkins (44)
Daughter of John Henry Wyckoff (14) and Gertrude
Abigail (
Charlotte
Chandler (46)
Children of Edward Herrick Chandler (17)
and Emelyn Doane
(Osgood)
Martha
Herrick (47)
Osgood (48)
Elizabeth Lathrop (49)
Son of Edward Herrick Chandler (17)
and Amelia Jane (Ripley)
20. EDWARD
HICKS HUME.
b.
m.
21.
LOTTA CARSWELL.
father: Lockhart Scott Carswell
mother: Annie Buckley.
m.
Children of Edward Hicks Hume (20) and Lotta (Carswell) Hume (21)..
22.
ELIZABETH NORRIS HUME.
b.
m.
23.
BYRON KEYSER HUNSBERGER.
father: William Oberholtzer
Hunsberger.
mother: Henrietta Croll
Keyser.
m.
Children of Byron Keyser
Hunsberger (23) and Elizabeth Norris (Hume) Hunsberger (22).
24.
KATHARINE MILLER HUME.
b.
m.
d.
OLIN DANTZLER WANNAMAKER.
b.
father: Francis Marion Wannamaker.
mother: Eleanor Margaret Bellinger.
Daughter of Olin Dantzler
Wannamaker (25) and
Katharine Miller (Hume)
Wannamaker (24).
26. JOHN CHANDLER
HUME.
b.
m.
d. Mar. 1940.
27.
ELIZABETH KEDZIE LYNCH.
·b. May 30, 1879, Delhi, N. Y. father: William P.
Lynch.
mother: Elizabeth Penfield.
m. .June 5, 1906,
John
Children of John
28.
ROBERT WOO1SEY HUME.
b.
m.
d.
29.
KATHARINE ENGLISH ROCKWELL.
b.
father: William Rockwell.
mother: Laura C. Murray.
m.
Children of Robert Woolsey Hume (28)
and Katharine English (Rockwell) Hume (29) see page is.
30.
GERTRUDE CAPRON HIJME.
b.
m.
31.
EDWARD WILDER HALE.
b.
father: John P. Hale.
mother: Annie Stewart McDonald.
m.
Children of Edward Wilder Hale 431)
and Gertrude Capron (Hume) Hale (30).
32. HELEN ELIZABETH CHANDLER.
b.
m.
33. ISAAC
CANNADAY.
b.
mother: Sarah Adelaide Cannaday.
m.
34. EDITH
FRANCES CHANDLER.
b.
d.
35. ALICE
ETTA CHANDLER.
b.
36. LUCY
GERTRUDE CHANDLER.
b.
d.
37. ROBERT ELMER CHANDLER.
b.
m.
38. HELEN AUGUSTA DAVIS.
b.
mother: Sophia Demond Strong.
m.
Son of Robert Elmer Chandler (37) and Helen Augusta (
39. GERTRUDE
ETHEL CHANDLER.
b.
40. JOHN
RENDALL
b.
m.
41. ETHEL CLARKE WOODWARD.
b.
m.
Children of John Rendall Chandler (40) and Ethel Clarke Woodward Chandl6r
(41).
42. THEODORE CHANDLER.
b.
m.
43. MARY ELIZABETH WILLIAMS.
b.
mother: Kate Barrett.
m.
Children of Theodore Chandler
(42) and Mary Elizabeth (Williams)
44. WILLIAM HOPKINS
b.
m.
d.
45. MAUD BERESFORD
SEALE.
b.
mother: Alice Maud Greaves.
m.
(1st)
(2nd) Henry Arthur Laurie.
46. CHARLOTTE
CHANDLER
b.
47. MARTHA
HERRICK
b.
48. OSGOOD
CHANDLER.
b.
d.
49.
ELIZABETH LATHROP
b.
m.
50.
WILLIAM PATTERSON CUMMING.
b.
mother: Ona Patterson.
m.
Children of William Patterson
Cumming (50) and Elizabeth Lathrop (
51. EDWARD RIPLEY
b.
d.
Children of Edward Hicks Hume (20) and Lotta (Carswell) Hume (21)
Theodore
Carswell (52)
Charlotte
Elizabeth (54)
Margery
(56)
Edward
Welch (57)
Kathrina Joy (58)
Children of Byron Keyser Hunsberger (23) and Elizabeth
Norris (Hume) Hunsberger (22)
Dotha
Bushnell (60)
Edward
Chandler (61)
Deborah
Sayles (62)
Warren
Seabury (64)
Elizabeth
Williams (66)
George
Sheppard (68)
Duncan
Macdonald (70)
Byron
Hume (72)
Daughter of Olin Dantzler
Wannamaker (25) and Katharine Miller (Hume) Wannamaker (25)
Margaret
(74)
Children of John
John
Chandler, Jr. (76)
Elizabeth
Lynch (78)
Children of Robert Woolsey Hume (28) and Katharine
English (Rockwell) Hume (29)
Robert
Rockwell (80)
Paul
Chandler (82)
David
Murray (83)
Children of Edward \Wilder Hale (31) and Gertrude
Capron (Hume) Hale (30)
Edward
Hume (84)
John
McDonald (86)
Son of Robert Elmer Chandler (37) and Helen Augusta (
John
Harlan (87)
Children of John Rendall
Chandler (40) and Ethel Clarke (\Woodward)
John
Harding (88)
Robert
Woodward (90)
Children of Theodore Chandler (42) and Mary Elizabeth
(Williams)
Theodore,
Jr. (91)
William
Lawrence (93)
Hugh
Williams (94)
John
Scudder (95)
Children of William Patterson Cumming (50) and
Elizabeth Lathrop (
Edward
Chandler (96)
Robert
Patterson (97)
52. THEODORE CARSWELL HUME.
b.
m.
d.
Note:
The plane in which Theodore Hume was a passenger from
the interest of the Protestant Churches of
53. GERTRUDE BALDWM.
b.
mother: Mary Caroline Washburn
m.
Children of Theodore Carswell Hume (52) and Gertrude (
54. CHARLOTTE
ELIZABETH HUME.
b.
m.
55. NORMAN
b.
mother: Corinne Keen Freeman.
m.
Children of Norman Easton Freeman (55) and Charlotte
Elizabeth (Hume) Freeman (54) see page 21.
56. MARGERY HUME.
b.
d.
57. EDWARD WELCH
HUME.
b.
d.
58. KATHRINA JOY HUME.
b.
m.
59. LESLIE ALAN FALK.
b.
April 19, 1915, St. Louis,
mother: Eleanor.
m.
Residence
Children of EDWARD HUME and CHARLOTTE HUME are:
26.
i. EDWARD HICKS8 HUME, b. 13 May 1876, Ahmednagar, India; d. 09 Feb 1957,
Gaylord Farm Sanatorium,
27.
ii. ELIZABETH NORRIS HUME, b. 11 Dec
1878, India; d. 17 Apr 1954.
iii. KATHRINE MILLER HUME, b. 16 Aug 1880, Bombay,India;
d. WFT Est. 1912-1974; m. OLIN DANTZLER WANNAMAKER, 07 Feb 1907, Canton, China; b. 16 Jul 1875, Bamberg,
South Carolina; d. WFT Est. 1912-1966.
28.
iv. JOHN
CHANDLER HUME,
b.
29.
v. ROBERT WOOLSEY HUME, b. 12 Aug 1884, India; d. 10 Feb 1928.
vi. GERTRUDE CAPRON HUME, b. 02 Jan 1887, India; d. WFT Est. 1903-1981; m. EDWARD WILDER HALE, WFT Est.
1903-1935; b. 13 Oct 1887, Chicago, Illinois; d. WFT Est. 1906-1978.
23. WILSON THEODORE7 HUME (JOHN6, ROBERT T5, ROBERT4, GEORGE3, JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1) was born
Notes for WILSON THEODORE HUME:
Wilson went to school with
his Hume cousins in LaGrange County, Indiana. He
was living there at the time of his father's death, which
occurred during a
visit to
He moved to Portland by 1880,
when he became a court reporter there. After
four years in this position, he was admitted to the bar.
He served in
several elected and appointed
positions. In 1889, he won election to the
legislature from
District
Attorney for the 4th District. In
1885 he became a member of the
firm Watson, Hume and Watson.
According to family stories,
Wilson saw Emily at her high school graduation
and determined to marry her. He served as executor
of Alexander Hamilton's
estate in 1887.
After gold was discovered in
the Klondike, Wilson joined the rush to the
North. On June 20, 1899, W.T. Hume was recorded at Lake
Bennett as entering
the
attorney of
Alaska, he left for San
Francisco, where he practiced law from 1904 to 1912,
returning in the latter year to
In 1912, he was shot by a man
who was involved in a lawsuit, but he made a
dramatic recovery. He
practiced law and ran for the circuit court, but was
not elected. In 1920, he ran
for the State Senate, was successful, and
served one session before his
death, of cancer of the esophagus. He was
cremated at Portland
Crematorium. (Physician A.H. Wheeler, Undertaker Holman
& Son). Remains deposited
in "Daisy" Chamber of Columbarium, Section B, Tier
9, Niche 12. A.R. McKentley of the Tutor Arms Apartments provided the
information on the death certificate
(he didn't know very much).
Wilson recorded the death of
little Katherine in the family Bible in a shaky
hand. One and a half years later, his mother died,
age 57. Perhaps these
tragedies led to the heavy
drinking that is supposed to have broken his
marriage to Emily.
Though no record of a divorce has yet been found,
Emily's sister gave her
marital status as "divorced" on her death
certificate. Possibly,
the separation came before 1899, when Wilson left
for
census of
Wilson seems to have avoided
Oregon until after Emily's death in 1912. His
second wife, Stella F., survived him. I have not found
a record of their
marriage, and do not know her
maiden name, only that she was 56 at the time
of his death. Stella
administered the small estate. Though Wilson was a
lawyer, he died intestate, in a hotel room, where he had
been treated for
his illness. In the records
of the Portland Crematorium, she is listed only
as Mrs. Wilson Hume, of 496
E. 50 N., City.
Notes for EMILY OSLIN
HAMILTON:
Records of First Unitarian
Church (1011 SW 12th Ave., Portland, OR 97201):
Emily's baptism was recorded
on Jan. 3, 1869 (V1-22). The record shows her
birth date as
Emily entered church
membership on March 28, 1880, Easter Sunday, her name
recorded as Emily (Emma) Oslyn
Hamilton.
Her marriage to Wilson Hume
was recorded on Dec. 23, 1882 (V1-216), with
Charles
Noyes officiating. (V1-216)
The baptism of Catherine
Hume, daughter of "Wilson T. & Emma H. Hume" was
recorded on
Catherine's birthdate was given as April 21, 1890.
-----------------------------
The announcement of Emily's
marriage to Wilson appeared in the
"North-west News"
as follows:
"HUME-HAMILTON -- In
this city, Dec. 24 by Rev. Chas. Noyes, Wilson T. Hume
to Miss Emma O. Hamilton, both of
"On Monday evening, Dec.
24, Mr. Wilson T. Hume and Miss Emma O. Hamilton
were married at the residence
of the bride's father in this city, Rev. Chas.
Noyes, acting pastor of the
Unitarian church, performed the ceremony, which
was witnessed only by a few
friends of the contracting parties. After the
knot had been tied and the
blushing young couple had received the
congratulations of those
present, they retired to the residence recently
purchased by the bridegroom at
housekeeping. A large number of elegant and costly presents were
received
from the friends of the happy
pair. The bride is one of the belles of
honors from the High school in this city in the class of
'82, her essay upon
graduation day receiving extended notices in the press of
groom is a young aspirant for legal honors, being one of
the best short-hand
writers in
Senator J.N. Dolph. Mr. Hume has a wide circle of warm friends who wish
him
and his charming bride a full
measure of happiness."
Her father's death in 1887
left her independently wealthy. Alexander named
her his executor, but her
husband Wilson (an attorney) and brother Asa
administered the complex
estate for her. She was undoubtedly too busy, as a
young mother with an infant
daughter.
Clues to her personality have
come down in photographs. She appears to have
been a plump and rather
plain, but stylish woman -- active, literate and
well traveled, with many
interests. She seems more serious in these
pictures than her sister
Elsie. Her son-in-law said she had many male
admirers, so she apparently
possessed great charm.
According to family
tradition, she belonged to a bicycling club. She was
injured during an outing and
left paralyzed. Perhaps this injury led to her
eventual death from cerebral
hemorrhage at age 49.
Children of WILSON HUME and EMILY HAMILTON are:
3. i. MARGUERITE6 HUME, b. Oct
31, 1886, Portland OR; d. Sep 11, 1977,
ii. KATHERINE HUME, b.
Angeles, CA.
Notes for KATHERINE HUME:
The baptism of
"Catherine" Hume is listed in First Unitarian Church records
(Portland, Ore.), Sep. 7,
1890, with the note: "Supposed to be dying." (V2-523)
She apparently was never
healthy and died very young. Her funeral appears in
First Unitarian Church records,
Jan. 2, 1894, "Catherine" Hume, three years,
seven months, date of death
service Frances Sealy's, 874 (29)
Cemetery,
Undertaker, James E. Hughes.
Remarks: no service at the house.
Minister, Earl M. Wilbur. The
data is conflicting. Obviously, the funeral
could not have been held
before her death.
She was a beautiful little
blonde child. I never heard what caused her death.
Children of WILSON HUME and EMILY HAMILTON are:
30.
i. MARGUERITE8 HUME, b. 31 Oct 1886, Portland, OR; d. 11 Sep 1977,
ii. KATHERINE HUME, b.
Notes
for KATHERINE HUME:
The
baptism of "Catherine" Hume is listed in First Unitarian Church
records
(Portland,
Ore.), Sep. 7, 1890, with the note: "Supposed to be dying." (V2-523)
She
apparently was never healthy and died very young. Her funeral appears in
First
Unitarian Church records, Jan. 2, 1894, "Catherine" Hume, three
years,
seven
months, date of death
service
Frances Sealy's, 874 (29)
Cemetery, Undertaker, James E. Hughes. Remarks: no service at the house.
Minister,
Earl M. Wilbur. The data is conflicting. Obviously, the funeral
could
not have been held before her death.
She
was a beautiful little blonde child. I never heard what caused her death.
Source
for above Barbara McRae
Generation No. 8
24. ELIZABETH KEDZIE8 LYNCH (ELIZABETH7 PENFIELD, MARGARET STEWART6 KEDZIE, MARGARET STEWART5 HUME, ROBERT4, GEORGE3, JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1) was born
30 May 1879 in Delhi, New York, and died WFT Est. 1917-1974. She married
JOHN
CHANDLER HUME22 05
Jun 1906 in Providence, Rhode Island, son of EDWARD HUME and CHARLOTTE HUME. He was
born 07 Jul 1882 in Byculla (Bombay), India, and died
Mar 1940 in New York, New York.
More About ELIZABETH KEDZIE LYNCH:
Residence: 1880, Delhi,
Delaware, New York23
Notes for JOHN CHANDLER HUME:
Elizabeth Brownell, a Lynch
cousin Niece of my father's mother, and I talked about JCH circa spring
1962. She described him as very handsome, very charming, very nice, and
very witty. According to her and my father's sister, family lore was that
he was spoiled by his parents and that they kept him in India too long.
If so, his experience was much different than that of his brother Edward Hicks
Hume.
More About JOHN CHANDLER HUME:
Residence: 1910, 22-WD
BROOKLYN, Kings, New York24
Marriage Notes for ELIZABETH LYNCH and JOHN HUME:
Married by Rev's Krom and Hume at
Divorce initiated by
Elizabeth. While she was pregnant with Betty, JCH caught a social
disease. (conversation with John C. Hume c.
1995). In conversation I had with Elizabeth in July, 1957, she argued
that she had been too strong a woman for JCH to deal with.
Reference: Bill DeProsse family record 54 of 11/30/89.
Children of ELIZABETH LYNCH and JOHN HUME are:
31.
i. JOHN CHANDLER9 HUME, b. 16 May 1911, Brooklyn, New York; d. Mar 1940, New
York, New York.
ii. ELIZABETH
"BETTY" KEDZIE HUME, b. Private.
25. ROBERT ERNEST8 HUME (ROBERT ALLEN7, ROBERT WILSON6, ROBERT T5, ROBERT4, GEORGE3, JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1) was born 20 Mar 1877 in Ahmednagar, India, and died
14 Jun 1948 in New York, New York. He married LAURA CASWELL 15 Mar
1907. She was born WFT Est. 1868-1890, and died WFT Est. 1912-1979.
Notes for ROBERT ERNEST HUME:
Ordained Congregational Minister
1905. Went to
MEMBER --
America Oriental Society, American Theological Society (pres 1939),
American Association of the Advancement of Science, Phi Beta Kappa.
AUTHOR -- The Worlds Living
Religions, 1924, 32nd edition 1946; Treasure House of the Living Religions,
1932, 2nd ed 1933.
TRANSLATOR -- From Sanskrit
-- The Thirteen Principal Upanishads, with an Outline of the Philosophy of the
Upanishads, 1921 still in print from Oxford UP
His book The World's Living
Religions, the only religious book beside the Bible to be placed in the
"time capsule" (50 feet below ground) New York World's Fair 1939; to
be opened in 6939.
SOURCE WHO WAS WHO
In 1915 Dr. Robert E. and
Laura Hume acquired the lakefront property just north of Penfield Cottage,
which had belonged to Judge Wilson. The Humes had
solid Silver Bay credentials. Robert was a graduate student at Yale and Laura a
nurse at Massachusetts General when they met at a college conference at Silver
Bay in 1904. They were engaged on Sunrise Mountain and married in 1905. The
couple went as missionaries to India, where Robert had been born of missionary
parents, and stayed seven years, serving in various capacities in the Bombay
area. Their sons Robert and Edward were born there. They returned in 1913 when
Dr. Hume was offered a professorship in the History of Religion at Union
Seminary. They came to Silver Bay in 1914 and 1915, renting cottages on Van
Buren Bay. As noted earlier, their daughter Jane McCormick Mitchell was born in
the Paine farm house in 1915.[92]
In the winter of 1916, the Humes began construction of their own cottage. Louis Spelman supervised the work, and it is said that some of
the materials used were leftover from the construction of Fisher Gymnasium. It
is a house of many rooms and its wide porches take full advantage of the view
of the lake. Dr. Hume wrote several of his books on the history of religion in
his second floor study, and the cottage still contains brass lamps and other
artifacts dating back to the family's time in India. Jane and Jim McCormick
inherited the property, and Jane is now passing it on to her children, Robert,
James, and Sally Pickert and their families. In 1950,
Robert C. and Elizabeth Hume bought a plot of land just above the original
house and built a small cottage there overlooking Shawanapek
Beach. They spent summers there for years before health problems kept them
away. Elizabeth has recently given that property to her grandchildren, Cheryl Corsi and Lisa Foy.
Source
Benjamin Van Buren's Bay
Charles G. Gosselink
from The Penfield Family
More About ROBERT ERNEST HUME:
Fact 2: 1900,
Fact 3: 1901,
Fact 4: 1904, B.D. Union
Theological Seminary
Fact 5: 1932, D. Theo,
Children of ROBERT HUME and LAURA CASWELL are:
i. ROBERT CASWELL9 HUME, b. Private.
ii. EDWARD PUTNAM HUME, b. Private.
iii. JANE WILLIAMS HUME, b. Private.
26. EDWARD HICKS8 HUME (EDWARD SACKETT7, ROBERT WILSON6, ROBERT T5, ROBERT4, GEORGE3, JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1) was born 13 May 1876 in Ahmednagar, India, and died
09 Feb 1957 in Gaylord Farm Sanatorium, Walllingford,
CT. He married LOTTA CARSWELL 24 Sep 1903 in Baltimore, Maryland, daughter of LOCKHART CARSWELL and ANNIE BUCKLEY. She
was born 03 Oct 1876 in Baltimore, Maryland, and died WFT Est. 1908-1970.
Notes for EDWARD HICKS HUME:
Edward Hicks Hume was educated by his father in India. He spoke Maharatti. He was trained in the classics.
Although in his autobiographical DOCTORS EAST AND DOCTORS WEST and in his
wife's biographical DRAMA AT THE DOCTOR'S GATE
he states his desire to go into medicine was quite strong at a very early age,
he told me something different in 1955. I met Uncle Ed at our home in
After graduating from Hopkins, Uncle Ed went to Liverpool and spent a year
studying Tropical Medicine. From 1903-1905 he was in Bombay as an Acting
Assistant Surgeon in the Commissioned Corps of the United States Public Health
Service. He was really there to monitor the Plague outbreak that had
started in 1896. He studied with Haffkine, who
developed the first effective plague vaccine.
In 1905, he joined the Yale Mission in China. In 1906, he founded the
Yale Hospital in Changsha, Hunan, China. He
founded the Hunan-Yale Medical College in 1914 and was Dean from 1914-27.
He served as President of the Colleges of Yale-in-China from 1923-27.
He returned to the US in 1927. he served as
Executive VP and Trustee of the NY Post-Graduate Medical School and Hospital
from 1928-1933.
The list of his memberships, publications, and awards in WHO WAS WHO IN AMERICA
is quite extensive.
Sources:
Personal Recollection -- Jack
Hume
Edward H. Hume DOCTORS EAST
DOCTORS WEST, Norton, 1946
Lotta Carswell Hume DRAMA AT THE
DOCTOR'S GATE: The Story of Dr. Edward Hume of Yale-in-China, Yale-in-China
Association, 1961
Reuben Holden YALE IN CHINA:
The Mainland 1901-1951, Yale-in-China Association, 1961
WHO WAS WHO IN
More About EDWARD HICKS HUME:
Arrival: May 1915, San
Francisco25
Departure: Shanghai, China25
Fact 2: 1901,
Fact 3: Bet. 1901 - 1902,
Graduate work
Fact 4: 1912,
Fact 5: 1923,
Fact 6: 1925, LL.D University
of
Residence: 1930, Manhattan,
New York, New York26
Children of EDWARD HUME and LOTTA CARSWELL are:
i.
THEODORE9 HUME, b.
32.
ii. CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH HUME, b. Private.
iii. MARGERY HUME, b. Private.
iv. EDWARD WELCH HUME, b. Private.
33.
v. KATHRINA JOY HUME, b. Private.
27. ELIZABETH NORRIS8 HUME (EDWARD SACKETT7, ROBERT WILSON6, ROBERT T5, ROBERT4, GEORGE3, JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1) was born 11 Dec 1878 in India, and died 17 Apr
1954. She married BYRON KEYSER HUNSBERGER 27 Apr 1903, son of WILLIAM HUNSBERGER and HENRIETTA KEYSER. He
was born 26 Nov 1873 in Skippack, Pennsylvania, and died 11 Jan 1961 in Laurel
Hill,
Children of ELIZABETH HUME and BYRON HUNSBERGER are:
i. DOTHA BUSNELL9 HUNSBERGER, b.
ii. EDWARD
CHANDLER HUNSBERGER, b.
iii. DEBORAH SAYLES HUNSBERGER, b.
iv. WARREN SEABURY HUNSBERGER, b.
v. ELIZABETH WILLIAMS HUNSBERGER, b.
vi. GEORGE SHEPPARD HUNSBERGER, b.
vii. DUNCAN
MACDONALD HUNSBERGER, b.
viii. BYRON HUME HUNSBERGER, b.
28. JOHN CHANDLER8 HUME (EDWARD SACKETT7, ROBERT WILSON6, ROBERT T5, ROBERT4, GEORGE3, JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1)27 was born 07 Jul 1882 in Byculla
(Bombay), India, and died Mar 1940 in New York, New York. He married ELIZABETH KEDZIE LYNCH 05 Jun 1906
in Providence, Rhode Island, daughter of WILLIAM LYNCH and ELIZABETH PENFIELD. She was born 30 May 1879 in Delhi, New York,
and died WFT Est. 1917-1974.
Notes for JOHN CHANDLER HUME:
Elizabeth Brownell, a Lynch
cousin Neice of my father's mother, and I
talked about JCH circa spring 1962. She described him as very handsome,
very charming, very nice, and very witty. According to her and my
father's sister, family lore was that he was spoiled by his parents and that
they kept him in India too long. If so, his experience was much different
than that of his brother Edward Hicks Hume.
More About JOHN CHANDLER HUME:
Residence: 1910, 22-WD
BROOKLYN, Kings, New York28
More About ELIZABETH KEDZIE LYNCH:
Residence: 1880, Delhi,
Delaware, New York29
Marriage Notes for JOHN HUME and ELIZABETH LYNCH:
Married by Rev's Krom and Hume at
Divorce initiated by
Elizabeth. While she was pregnant with Betty, JCH caught a social
disease. (conversation with John C. Hume c.
1995). In conversation I had with Elizabeth in July, 1957, she argued
that she had been too strong a woman for JCH to deal with.
Reference: Bill DeProsse family record 54 of 11/30/89.
Children are listed above
under (24) Elizabeth Kedzie Lynch.
29. ROBERT WOOLSEY8 HUME (EDWARD SACKETT7, ROBERT WILSON6, ROBERT T5, ROBERT4, GEORGE3, JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1) was born 12 Aug 1884 in India, and died 10 Feb
1928. He married KATHARINE ENGLISH ROCKWELL 17 Dec 1912, daughter of WILLIAM ROCKWELL and LAURA MURRAY. She
was born 17 May 1883, and died WFT Est. 1918-1978.
Children of ROBERT HUME and KATHARINE ROCKWELL are:
34.
i. PAUL CHANDLER9 HUME, b. Private.
ii. ROBERT ROCKWELL HUME, b. Private.
iii. DAVID MURRAY, b. Private.
30. MARGUERITE8 HUME (WILSON THEODORE7, JOHN6, ROBERT T5, ROBERT4, GEORGE3, JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1) was born 31 Oct 1886 in Portland, OR, and died 11 Sep
1977 in Atlanta, GA. She married ROBERT WILSON SEARS 27 Sep 1911 in Portland, OR. He was born WFT
Est. 1863-1892, and died WFT Est. 1919-1977.
Notes for MARGUERITE HUME:
Marguerite was baptised April 10, 1887 at First Unitarian Church,
Portland.
(V2-418) She was a very
intelligent, very beautiful and well-educated woman,
a graduate of
traveled frequently, yet had time to teach school. She was
considered an
accomplished public speaker.
During World War II, while her husband Bob was
overseas (the oldest infantry
officer in the European theater), she worked
in Civil Service, supervising
blind workers at the Ogden Arsenal.
Children of MARGUERITE HUME and ROBERT SEARS are:
35.
i. RODERICK HAMILTON9 SEARS, b. Private.
36.
ii. DAVID HUME SEARS, b. Private.
37.
iii. ROBERT CARVER SEARS, b. Private.
Generation No. 9
31. JOHN CHANDLER9 HUME (JOHN CHANDLER8, EDWARD SACKETT7, ROBERT WILSON6, ROBERT T5, ROBERT4, GEORGE3, JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1) was born
16 May 1911 in Brooklyn, New York, and died 16 Feb 1998 in Baltimore, MD at St.
Angnes Hospital. He married AMELIA ELIZABETH BROWN on 9 Sep 1933 in Frankfort, Simpson County, KY.
She was the daughter of WILLIAM BROWN and GRACE PAUL. She was born 07 Sep 1913 in Nashville,
Tennessee, and died 22 Apr 2002 in her home in
Notes for JOHN CHANDLER HUME:
Other facts:
1938-39 Clinician and Acting
Director, Tri county Venereal Disease Control Demonstration, Brunswick, GA
1939-32 Private practice,
Saint Simons Island, GA
1942
Assistant Surgeon, Commissioned Corps United States Public Health Service
1942-61 active duty and
reserves, USPHS to rank of Medical Director
1962-71 USAF Medical Corps
Reserve, to rank of Colonel.
1942-44 Director, Venereal
Disease Control, City of Wilmington and New
1944-46 Chief, Bureau of
Venereal Disease Control, State of
1947-51 Research Associate
Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health
1947-51 Lecturer, Department
of Medicine, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
1948-55 Assistant Director,
Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health
1950-55 Consultant,
WHO, Palestinian Refugees,
1951-55 Associate Professor,
Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health
1955-61
Chief, Health Division, US.
Technical Mission to India,
1961-77 Professor, Department
of Public Health Administration, Johns Hopkins School of Public Health
1961-69 Chairman, Department
of Public Health Administration
1961-67 Associate Dean, Johns
Hopkins School of Public Health
1967-77 Dean, Johns Hopkins
School of Public Health
1977-98 Professor and Dean
Emeritus, Johns Hopkins School of Public Health
Awards etc. See WHO'S
WHO IN AMERICA 1982
More About JOHN CHANDLER HUME:
Fact 2: 1936,
Fact 3: 1947,
Fact 4: 1947, Rockefellow Foundation Fellow
Fact 5: 1951,
Fact 6: Bet. 1936 - 1937,
Fact 7: Bet. 1937 - 1938,
Acting Director Hardin County Health Department
Children of JOHN HUME and AMELIA BROWN are:
38.
i. DR. JOHN CHANDLER10 HUME, JR, b. 06 Jun 1937, Nashville, Tennessee.
ii. WILLIAM
PENFIELD HUME, b. Private.
iii. SUSAN FERRELL HUME, b. Private.
32. CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH9 HUME (EDWARD HICKS8, EDWARD SACKETT7, ROBERT WILSON6, ROBERT T5, ROBERT4, GEORGE3, JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1) was born
Private. She married NORMAN EASTMAN FREEMAN.
Children of CHARLOTTE HUME and NORMAN FREEMAN are:
i. MARGERY CHANDLER10 FREEMAN.
ii. DAVID NORMAN FREEMAN.
iii. NANCY SCOTT FREEMAN.
iv. CORRINE KEEN FREEMAN.
33. KATHRINA JOY9 HUME (EDWARD HICKS8, EDWARD SACKETT7, ROBERT WILSON6, ROBERT T5, ROBERT4, GEORGE3, JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1) was born
Private. She married LESLIE ALAN FALK.
Child of KATHRINA HUME and LESLIE FALK is:
i. ELEANOR GAIL10 FALK.
34. PAUL CHANDLER9 HUME (ROBERT WOOLSEY8, EDWARD SACKETT7, ROBERT WILSON6, ROBERT T5, ROBERT4, GEORGE3, JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1) was born
Private. He married RUTH FOX. She was born Private.
Children of PAUL HUME and RUTH FOX are:
i. PAUL10 HUME, b. Private.
ii. MICHAEL HUME, b. Private.
iii. ANN HUME, b. Private.
iv. PETER HUME, b. Private.
35. RODERICK HAMILTON9 SEARS (MARGUERITE8 HUME, WILSON THEODORE7, JOHN6, ROBERT T5, ROBERT4, GEORGE3, JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1) was born
Private. He married BARBARA TUFTS BARNES. She was born Private.
Child of RODERICK SEARS and BARBARA BARNES is:
i. BARBARA HAMILTON10 SEARS, b. Private.
36. DAVID HUME9 SEARS (MARGUERITE8 HUME, WILSON THEODORE7, JOHN6, ROBERT T5, ROBERT4, GEORGE3, JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1) was born
Private. He married JANE ELIZABETH TUTTLES. She was born Private.
Children of DAVID SEARS and JANE TUTTLES are:
i. CARVER10 SEARS, b. Private.
ii. DAVID HUME SEARS, b. Private.
iii. MARGARET SEARS, b. Private.
iv. HAROLD SEARS, b. Private.
v. REBECCA SEARS, b. Private.
37. ROBERT CARVER9 SEARS (MARGUERITE8 HUME, WILSON THEODORE7, JOHN6, ROBERT T5, ROBERT4, GEORGE3, JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1) was born
Private. He married EMMA MARY HOCH. She was born Private.
Children of ROBERT SEARS and EMMA HOCH are:
i. BARBARA10 SEARS, b. Private; m. ? MCRAE; b. Private.
ii. ROBERT CARVER SEARS, b. Private.
iii. MARGARET ELAYNE SEARS, b. Private; m. ? TANGUY; b. Private.
iv. JAMES WALTER SEARS, b. Private.
Generation No. 10
38. DR. JOHN CHANDLER10 HUME, JR (JOHN CHANDLER9, JOHN CHANDLER8, EDWARD SACKETT7, ROBERT WILSON6, ROBERT T5, ROBERT4, GEORGE3, JAMES2 HOME, GEORGE1) was born
Children of JOHN HUME and SANDRA ALLEN are:
i. JOHN ALLEN11 HUME, b. Private.
ii. ELIZABETH JANE HUME, b. Private.
iii. DAVID EDWARD HUME, b. Private.
iv. DEBORAH HUME, b. Private.
Child of JOHN HUME and MARILYN HYATT is:
v. WILLIAM GORDON11 HUME, b. Private.
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2. CHARLES C. McCLAUGHRY, NO. 523, Genealogy of the MacLaughry Famiiy, (ANAMOSA IOWA, 1913).
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Website, SOUTH KORTRIGHT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH BAPTISMAL RECORDS 1810-188,
"Electronic."
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9. OneWorldTree,
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Provo, UT: MyFamily.com, Inc.
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11. By Sarah D. (Locke)
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"Electronic."
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Ancestry.com. One World Tree (sm) [database online].
Provo, UT: MyFamily.com, Inc.
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18. Charles C
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21. 1910 United States
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22. World War I Draft
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23. 1880 United States
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24. 1910 United States
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25. San Francisco
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26. 1930 United States
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28. 1910 United States
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29. 1880 United States Federal Census.
Other Sources:
Who Was Who in America
Who Is Who in America 1982
Heritage Quest Website
New York Times Online Archives
Proquest
Missionary Herald
Google Books - a lot of material on the American Board of Commissioners for
Foreign Mission, American Marathi Mission, Robert A. Hume.
Mt. Holyoke Graduates in India as Missionaries (a list)
Missionaries with the of the American Marathi Mission
1813-1881 (a list)
Papers of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions:
Missionary Index