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 Gale Ion Harris, "John<sup>5</sup> Eggleston of Watertown, Connecticut, and Broome County, New York" 169 (Winter 2015):57-70, 156-171.
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 <font size=-1><sup>2</sup> Jonathan Williams was born in Lebanon, Connecticut, 20 April 1722, and was baptized there 9 September 1722, son of Ebenezer and Mary (Vetch) Williams (Barbour Collection of Connecticut Vital Records, citing Lebanon Vital Records, 1:327 [birth and parents' marriage]; Connecticut State Library Index of Church Records, from Lebanon Church Records, 4:35).  Jonathan is treated in Frederick Lewis Weis, "Robert Williams of Roxbury, Massachusetts, and Some of His Descendants," typescript (Lancaster, Mass.: the author, 1945), part I, p. 89, in the NEHGS Library.
-<sup>2</sup> Mary Whitney was born in Norwich, Connecticut, 13 September 1724, daughter of William and Margaret (Myrick) Whitney (''Vital Records of Norwich, 1659-1848'', 2 vols. [Hartford, Conn.: Society of Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut, 1913], 95 [birth]; Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988, Newton Vital Records, 137, image online at Ancestry.com (parents' marriage); Weis, "Robert Williams" [note 2], pt. 1, p. 89; Frederick Clifton Pierce, ''Whitney, The Descendants of John Whitney Who Came from London, England, to Watertown, Massachusetts, in 1635'' (Chicago, Ill.: W. B. Conkey, 1895), 35, shows that William went to Connecticut but the last child listed for him was born in 1721.  The vital records of Lebanon and Norwich show the marriages of Margaret's older brothers John and Caleb (Barbour Collection, citing Lebanon Vital Records 1:335; ''Vital Records of Norwich'', 1:229).</font>
+<sup>3</sup> Mary Whitney was born in Norwich, Connecticut, 13 September 1724, daughter of William and Margaret (Myrick) Whitney (''Vital Records of Norwich, 1659-1848'', 2 vols. [Hartford, Conn.: Society of Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut, 1913], 95 [birth]; Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988, Newton Vital Records, 137, image online at Ancestry.com (parents' marriage); Weis, "Robert Williams" [note 2], pt. 1, p. 89; Frederick Clifton Pierce, ''Whitney, The Descendants of John Whitney Who Came from London, England, to Watertown, Massachusetts, in 1635'' (Chicago, Ill.: W. B. Conkey, 1895), 35, shows that William went to Connecticut but the last child listed for him was born in 1721.  The vital records of Lebanon and Norwich show the marriages of Margaret's older brothers John and Caleb (Barbour Collection, citing Lebanon Vital Records 1:335; ''Vital Records of Norwich'', 1:229).</font>
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 <font size=-1><sup>2</sup> Jonathan Williams was born in Lebanon, Connecticut, 20 April 1722, and was baptized there 9 September 1722, son of Ebenezer and Mary (Vetch) Williams (Barbour Collection of Connecticut Vital Records, citing Lebanon Vital Records, 1:327 [birth and parents' marriage]; Connecticut State Library Index of Church Records, from Lebanon Church Records, 4:35).  Jonathan is treated in Frederick Lewis Weis, "Robert Williams of Roxbury, Massachusetts, and Some of His Descendants," typescript (Lancaster, Mass.: the author, 1945), part I, p. 89, in the NEHGS Library.
-<sup>2</sup> Mary Whitney was born in Norwich, Connecticut, 13 September 1724, daughter of William and Margaret (Myrick) Whitney (''Vital Records of Norwich, 1659-1848'', 2 vols. [Hartford, Conn.: Society of Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut, 1913], 95 [birth]; Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988, Newton Vital Records, 137, image online at Ancestry.com (parents' marriage); Weis, "Robert Williams" [note 2], pt. 1, p. 89; Frederick Clifton Pierce, ''Whitney, The Descendants of John Whitney Who Came from London, England, to Watertown, Massachusetts, in 1635 (Chicago, Ill.: W. B. Conkey, 1895), 35, shows that William went to Connecticut but the last child listed for him was born in 1721.  The vital records of Lebanon and Norwich show the marriages of Margaret's older brothers John and Caleb (Barbour Collection, citing Lebanon Vital Records 1:335; ''Vital Records of Norwich'', 1:229).</font>
+<sup>2</sup> Mary Whitney was born in Norwich, Connecticut, 13 September 1724, daughter of William and Margaret (Myrick) Whitney (''Vital Records of Norwich, 1659-1848'', 2 vols. [Hartford, Conn.: Society of Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut, 1913], 95 [birth]; Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988, Newton Vital Records, 137, image online at Ancestry.com (parents' marriage); Weis, "Robert Williams" [note 2], pt. 1, p. 89; Frederick Clifton Pierce, ''Whitney, The Descendants of John Whitney Who Came from London, England, to Watertown, Massachusetts, in 1635'' (Chicago, Ill.: W. B. Conkey, 1895), 35, shows that William went to Connecticut but the last child listed for him was born in 1721.  The vital records of Lebanon and Norwich show the marriages of Margaret's older brothers John and Caleb (Barbour Collection, citing Lebanon Vital Records 1:335; ''Vital Records of Norwich'', 1:229).</font>
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-Bill Principe, transcriber, "Williams-Kellogg Bible Record, 1722-1895'', 169 (Fall 2015):319-322.
+Glade Ian Nelson, "DeCoster/DeCosta Family:  Colonial Massachusetts Beginnings," 169 (Fall 2015):291-307.
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 <font size=-1><sup>9</sup> Jonathan Williams and Mary Whitney were married in Lebanon, Connecticut, 26 September 1744 (Barbour Collection, citing Lebanon Vital Records, 1:335; Frederic W. Bailey, ''Early Connecticut Marriages As Found on Ancient Church Records Prior to 1800'' [New Haven, Conn.: Bureau of American Ancestry, 1896-1906; repr. as one vol., Baltimore Genealogical Publishing Co., 1968], 5:42).
-<sup>10</sup> Jonathan Williams died 3 October 1804 aged 82, and was buried in the Colchester Burying Ground, Colchester, Connecticut (photograph of the gravestone online at FindaGrave.com);
+<sup>10</sup> Jonathan Williams died 3 October 1804 aged 82, and was buried in the Colchester Burying Ground, Colchester, Connecticut (photograph of the gravestone online at FindaGrave.com); Frank E. Randall, "Memoranda of All the Inscriptions in the Old Burying Ground at Colchester, Conn.," ''Register'' '''43''' (1889):361.
-<sup>11</sup> </font>
+<sup>11</sup> Mrs. Mary Williams, wife of Jonathan Williams, died 31 August 1800 aged 76, and was buried in the Goshen Cemetery in Lebanon, Connecticut (photograph of the gravestone online at FindaGrave.com).</font>
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-<font size=-1><sup>2</sup> Jonathan Williams was born in Lebanon, Connecticut, 20 April 1722, and was baptized there 9 September 1722, son of Ebenezer and Mary (Vetch) Williams (Barbour Collection of Connecticut Vital Records, citing Lebanon Vital Records, 1:327 [birth and parents' marriage]; Connecticut State Library Index of Church Records, from Lebanon Church Records, 4:35).  Jonathan is treated in Frederick Lewis Weis, "Robert Williams of Roxbury, Massachusetts, and Some of His Descendants," typescript (Lancaster, Mass.: the author, 1945), part I, p. 89, in the NEHGS Library.</font>
+<font size=-1><sup>2</sup> Jonathan Williams was born in Lebanon, Connecticut, 20 April 1722, and was baptized there 9 September 1722, son of Ebenezer and Mary (Vetch) Williams (Barbour Collection of Connecticut Vital Records, citing Lebanon Vital Records, 1:327 [birth and parents' marriage]; Connecticut State Library Index of Church Records, from Lebanon Church Records, 4:35).  Jonathan is treated in Frederick Lewis Weis, "Robert Williams of Roxbury, Massachusetts, and Some of His Descendants," typescript (Lancaster, Mass.: the author, 1945), part I, p. 89, in the NEHGS Library.
-<font size=-1><sup>2</sup> Mary Whitney was born in Norwich, Connecticut, 13 September 1724, daughter of William and Margaret (Myrick) Whitney (''Vital Records of Norwich, 1659-1848'', 2 vols. [Hartford, Conn.: Society of Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut, 1913], 95 [birth]; Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988, Newton Vital Records, 137, image online at Ancestry.com (parents' marriage); Weis, "Robert Williams" [note 2], pt. 1, p. 89; Frederick Clifton Pierce, ''Whitney, The Descendants of John Whitney Who Came from London, England, to Watertown, Massachusetts, in 1635 (Chicago, Ill.: W. B. Conkey, 1895), 35, shows that William went to Connecticut but the last child listed for him was born in 1721.  The vital records of Lebanon and Norwich show the marriages of Margaret's older brothers John and Caleb (Barbour Collection, citing Lebanon Vital Records 1:335; ''Vital Records of Norwich'', 1:229).</font>
+<sup>2</sup> Mary Whitney was born in Norwich, Connecticut, 13 September 1724, daughter of William and Margaret (Myrick) Whitney (''Vital Records of Norwich, 1659-1848'', 2 vols. [Hartford, Conn.: Society of Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut, 1913], 95 [birth]; Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988, Newton Vital Records, 137, image online at Ancestry.com (parents' marriage); Weis, "Robert Williams" [note 2], pt. 1, p. 89; Frederick Clifton Pierce, ''Whitney, The Descendants of John Whitney Who Came from London, England, to Watertown, Massachusetts, in 1635 (Chicago, Ill.: W. B. Conkey, 1895), 35, shows that William went to Connecticut but the last child listed for him was born in 1721.  The vital records of Lebanon and Norwich show the marriages of Margaret's older brothers John and Caleb (Barbour Collection, citing Lebanon Vital Records 1:335; ''Vital Records of Norwich'', 1:229).</font>
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 Mary Williams died Aug. 31 1800<sup>[11]</sup>
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−	Copyright © 2015, [[User:Rlward\|Robert L. Ward]] and the [[Whitney Research Group]].	+
		+	Bill Principe, transcriber, "Williams-Kellogg Bible Record, 1722-1895'', 169 (Fall 2015):319-322.
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		+	[p. 319]
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		+	''Births''
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		+	Jonathan Williams born -- 1722<sup>[2]</sup>
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		+	Mary Whitney born -- 1724<sup>[3]</sup>
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		+	_____
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		+	<font size=-1><sup>2</sup> Jonathan Williams was born in Lebanon, Connecticut, 20 April 1722, and was baptized there 9 September 1722, son of Ebenezer and Mary (Vetch) Williams (Barbour Collection of Connecticut Vital Records, citing Lebanon Vital Records, 1:327 [birth and parents' marriage]; Connecticut State Library Index of Church Records, from Lebanon Church Records, 4:35). Jonathan is treated in Frederick Lewis Weis, "Robert Williams of Roxbury, Massachusetts, and Some of His Descendants," typescript (Lancaster, Mass.: the author, 1945), part I, p. 89, in the NEHGS Library.</font>
		+
		+	<font size=-1><sup>2</sup> Mary Whitney was born in Norwich, Connecticut, 13 September 1724, daughter of William and Margaret (Myrick) Whitney (''Vital Records of Norwich, 1659-1848'', 2 vols. [Hartford, Conn.: Society of Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut, 1913], 95 [birth]; Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988, Newton Vital Records, 137, image online at Ancestry.com (parents' marriage); Weis, "Robert Williams" [note 2], pt. 1, p. 89; Frederick Clifton Pierce, ''Whitney, The Descendants of John Whitney Who Came from London, England, to Watertown, Massachusetts, in 1635 (Chicago, Ill.: W. B. Conkey, 1895), 35, shows that William went to Connecticut but the last child listed for him was born in 1721. The vital records of Lebanon and Norwich show the marriages of Margaret's older brothers John and Caleb (Barbour Collection, citing Lebanon Vital Records 1:335; ''Vital Records of Norwich'', 1:229).</font>
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		+	Andrew Williams born Jan. 2nd 1743
		+
		+	Ebenezer Williams born Octt. 14 - 1749
		+
		+	Veach Williams born Jan. 12 - 1753
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		+	Araunah Williams born Jan. 4 - 1756
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		+	Adosha Williams born Jan. 6 - 1758
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		+	Frederick Williams born Oct. 28 - 1760
		+
		+	Enos Williams born May 1, 1764
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		+	Cynthia Williams born March 16, 1767
		+
		+	. . .
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		+	''Marriages''
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		+	Jonathan Williams Married to Mary Whitney -- 1747.<sup>[9]</sup>
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		+	Andrew Williams Married to Anna Giddings Feb. 13th, 1771
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		+	''Deaths''
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		+	Jonathan Williams, Died Oct. 3rd 1804<sup>[10]</sup>
		+
		+	Mary Williams died Aug. 31 1800<sup>[11]</sup>
		+
		+	----
		+	Copyright © 2015, 2016, [[User:Rlward\|Robert L. Ward]] and the [[Whitney Research Group]].

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-'''5. SETH<sup>6</sup> EGGLESTON''' (<i>John</i><sup>5</sup>, <i>Ambrose</i><sup>4</sup>, <i>Ebenezer</i><sup>3</sup>, <i>Samuel</i><sup>2</sup>, <i>Bigod</i><sup>1</sup>) was born 15 January 1787, and died in Broome County, New York, in July 1829.  He married by about 1809 (birth of first child) '''ANNA WHITNEY''', of undetermined parentage.  Anna appears to have died about the same time as Seth; she is not mentioned in the settlement of his estate.  Seth's placement in the Robbins manuscript as a son of John<sup>5</sup> Eggleston is supported by his age, associations, and by his purchase of adjoining land on the same day, 8 March 1809, that John<sup>5</sup> and his wife Sarah made their first purchase of land in Broome County.
+'''5. SETH<sup>6</sup> EGGLESTON''' (<i>John</i><sup>5</sup>, <i>Ambrose</i><sup>4</sup>, <i>Ebenezer</i><sup>3</sup>, <i>Samuel</i><sup>2</sup>, <i>Bigod</i><sup>1</sup>) was born 15 January 1787, and died in Broome County, New York, in July 1829.  He married by about 1809 (birth of first child) '''ANNA WHITNEY''', of undetermined parentage.<sup>[253]</sup>  Anna appears to have died about the same time as Seth; she is not mentioned in the settlement of his estate.  Seth's placement in the Robbins manuscript as a son of John<sup>5</sup> Eggleston is supported by his age, associations, and by his purchase of adjoining land on the same day, 8 March 1809, that John<sup>5</sup> and his wife Sarah made their first purchase of land in Broome County.
 Seth's household in Lisle (now Triangle) in 1820 consisted of a male and a female aged 26-44, a male 10-15, and two boys and three girls under 10, with one person in agriculture.  On 6 August 1829, Levi Farr of Greene, New York, was appointed as executor of Seth's estate.  On 17 October 1829, to enable sale of real estate, Asa Taft of Broome County was appointed guardian of Seth's minor children (all under age 21):  Ransom, Ruloff, Mahala, Amanda, Horace, and Sarah Eggleston.
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 | RANSOM EGGLESTON, b. Broome Co. ca. 1809, . . .; m.(1) . . . RHODA BLAKESLY . . .; (2) . . . MARGARET (_____) HARROWER, . . . .
 |}
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 :{|
 | align=right valign=top | iii.
-| EGGLESTON, b.
+| AMBROSE EGGLESTON, b. Broome Co. ca. 1830, living unmarried at age 50 with his father and brother Othello in 1880.
 |-
 | align=right valign=top | iv.
-| EGGLESTON, b.
+| CHARLES W. EGGLESTON, b. Broome Co. 1832; . . . m. . . . AMY A. MANNING . . . .
 |-
 | align=right valign=top | v.
-| EGGLESTON, b.
+| SUSAN EGGLESTON, b. N.Y. ca. 1833, living with her parents in 1850 but not in 1855.
 |}

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-. SETH<sup>6</sup> EGGLESTON (<i>John</i><sup>5</sup>, <i>Ambrose</i><sup>4</sup>, <i>Ebenezer</i><sup>3</sup>, <i>Samuel</i><sup>2</sup>, <i>Bigod</i><sup>1</sup>) was born 15 January 1787,<sup>[251]</sup> and died in Broome County, New York, in July 1829.  He married by about 1809 (birth of first child) ANNA WHITENY,<sup>[252]</sup> of undetermined parentage.<sup>[253]</sup>  Anna appears to have died about the same time as Seth; she is not mentioned in the settlement of his estate.  Seth's placement in the Robbins manuscript as a son of John<sup>5</sup> Eggleston<sup>[254]</sup> is supported by his age, associations, and by his purchase of adjoining land on the same day, 8 March 1809, that John<sup>5</sup> and his wife Sarah made their first purchase of land in Broome County.<sup>[255]</sup>
+'''5. SETH<sup>6</sup> EGGLESTON''' (<i>John</i><sup>5</sup>, <i>Ambrose</i><sup>4</sup>, <i>Ebenezer</i><sup>3</sup>, <i>Samuel</i><sup>2</sup>, <i>Bigod</i><sup>1</sup>) was born 15 January 1787, and died in Broome County, New York, in July 1829.  He married by about 1809 (birth of first child) ANNA WHITENY, of undetermined parentage.  Anna appears to have died about the same time as Seth; she is not mentioned in the settlement of his estate.  Seth's placement in the Robbins manuscript as a son of John<sup>5</sup> Eggleston is supported by his age, associations, and by his purchase of adjoining land on the same day, 8 March 1809, that John<sup>5</sup> and his wife Sarah made their first purchase of land in Broome County.
-Seth's household in Lisle (now Triangle) in 1820 consisted of a male and a female aged 26-44, a male 10-15, and two boys and three girls under 10, with one person in agriculture.<sup>[256]</sup>  On 6 August 1829, Levi Farr of Greene, New York, was appointed as executor of Seth's estate.  On 17 October 1829, to enable sale of real estate, Asa Taft of Broome County was appointed guardian of Seth's minor children (all under age 21):  Ransom, Ruloff, Mahala, Amanda, Horace, and Sarah Eggleston.<sup>[257]</sup>
+Seth's household in Lisle (now Triangle) in 1820 consisted of a male and a female aged 26-44, a male 10-15, and two boys and three girls under 10, with one person in agriculture.  On 6 August 1829, Levi Farr of Greene, New York, was appointed as executor of Seth's estate.  On 17 October 1829, to enable sale of real estate, Asa Taft of Broome County was appointed guardian of Seth's minor children (all under age 21):  Ransom, Ruloff, Mahala, Amanda, Horace, and Sarah Eggleston.
 Children of Seth<sup>6</sup> and Anna (Whitney) Eggleston, all except no. vii accounted for in the 1820 census and named in the guardianship appointment of 1829:
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 :{|
 | align=right valign=top | i.
-| RANSOM EGGLESTON, b. Broome Co.<sup>[258]</sup> ca. 1809, living in Tioga Co., Pa., in 1870;<sup>[259]</sup> m.(1) Broome Co. by 1830 RHODA BLAKESLY,<sup>[260]</sup> b. Conn. ca. 1809, living in Nelson, Pa., with her husband in 1860;<sup>[261]</sup> (2) in Pa. by 1870 MARGARET (_____) HARROWER, b. Pa. ca. 1813, living in Tioga [p. 164] Co. in 1880.<sup>[262]</sup>  He moved to Pa. between about 1846 and 1850, based on his children's birthplaces, and was a lumberman in Tioga Co. in 1850 and a farmer in 1860 and 1870.
+| RANSOM EGGLESTON, b. Broome Co. ca. 1809, . . .; m.(1) . . . RHODA BLAKESLY . . .; (2) . . . MARGARET (_____) HARROWER, . . . .
 |}
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 | align=right valign=top | ii.
-| RULOFF EGGLESTON, b. N.Y ca. 7 May 1810; d. Broome Co. 27 June 1851, aged 41 years, 1 month, 20 days;
+| RULOFF EGGLESTON, b. N.Y ca. 7 May 1810; . . . ; m. . . . ESTHER _____ . . . .
 |}
-<!--
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 | align=right valign=top | iii.
-| '''Child Whitney''', b.
+| MAHALA EGGLESTON, b. Broome Co., N.Y., 13 Aug. 1814; . . . ; m. . . . ELIAS TICKNOR . . . .
 |}
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-On 23 March 1822, John and his [second] wife Rhoda Eggleston of Lisle conveyed to [his daughter Sally's son] Frederick C. Eggleston a 20=acre parcel in Lisle adjoining Asa Whitney and land "now owned by Seth Eggleston."
+On 23 March 1822, John and his [second] wife Rhoda Eggleston of Lisle conveyed to [his daughter Sally's son] Frederick C. Eggleston a 20-acre parcel in Lisle adjoining Asa Whitney and land "now owned by Seth Eggleston."
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