Sign In
Sign Up
Home
About
Members
Newsletters
Articles
Folders
Albums
Forum
Videos
Reunions
Contact
Soule Kindred
Soule Kindred's Documents
Search Newsletters
Soule Kindred's Documents
Vol. 46, No. ..
0 Comments | 39 Views
Index, Vol. 3..
0 Comments | 136 Views
Vol. 46, No. ..
0 Comments | 133 Views
More »
Categories
All Categories
Indexes
Newsletters
Soule Kindred's Tags
#volume 1
#vol 1
#number 1
#no 1
#newsletter
#Vol. 44
#no. 1
#Winter 2010
#Soule
#Soule Kindred
Archives
June 2011
August 2011
September 2011
November 2011
February 2012
March 2012
May 2012
Vol. 34, No. 1 - January 2000
Go Back
Created by
Soule Kindred
August 2, 2011
- Category:
Newsletters
0 Comments, 215 Views
~®3lf11I1f N1£B~11I1£0COC1£3R LIBRARY OF CONGRESS: No. C371, VOL. XXXIV NO.1, JANYARY, 2000 Soule house at Plimoth Plantation Published by Soule Kindred In America Inc., 53 New Shaker Rd., Albany, NY 12205 Soule Kindred in America, Inc. 53 New Shaker Road, Albany, NY 12205-36 15 5 18 869 8368 Web Site: http://www.geocities.com/ Heartland/Piains/6431 /Sksoulekindred.html Governance President- Robert M. Bishop, Apr-Nov 16 Heritage Lane, Scotch Plains, NJ 07076-2420, Phone & Fax 908 322 6680; Dec-Apr 3 11 E. Walnut St., Avon Park, FL 33825, Phone & Fax 863-4533387; RmBishop@aol.com 1st Vice-President- Willis F. Soule, 114 Coronado Road , West Columbia, SC 29269, 803-356-0702; soulewf@j uno.com 2nd Vice-President, Director 00 -Norman W. Standish, 32250 Burlwood Dr., Solon, OH 44139131 1, Phone & Fax 440-248-7807; NStandish@aol.com Secretary- Margare t A. Rocke, 2208 Nevara Ave., Yero Beach, FL 32960, 561 -569-5268; PegRocke@aol.com Treasurer - Betty-Jean Haner, 53 New Shaker Road, Albany, NY 12205-3615, 518-869-8368 Director 00- Carol Godreau, 33A Rita Dr., Bristol, CT 060 I 0, 860-585-1 7 10; cgodreau@neuron.uchc.edu Director 00- Barbara Johnston, PO Box 68, North Granby, CT 06060-0068, 860-653-7969; fussfoot@aol.com Director 01 - Patricia A. Johnston, 17 15 W. t hSt., Apt 4, Frederi ck, MD 2 1702-4285, 30 1-694-0850 Director 01- Lee Manausa, 235 Palo Verde Dr., Leesburg, FL 34748-880 I, 352-326-922 1; elm ana usa@ I cia.com Director01- Barbara E. Wallace, May-Dec: 18 18 U.S. 3 1 N. , Un it 16, Traverse C ity, Ml 49684; JanApr: 14972 S.W. ll 21h C ircle, Dunellen, FL 34432-8781 ; b.b.wallace@worldner.atr.net Director 02 - Christine M. Hill ; 2402 Kipling Pl., Hutchinson, KS 67502 Director 02 - Geraldine Schlosser; 4654 N. I 081h Sr., Wauwatosa, WI 53225; gsowlesch@aol.com Director 02 - Frank Flint Soule Ill ; 141 3 Dorothy Dr., Palatine, IL 60067; 847-991-7923 Aa ministration Assistant Treasurer - Harrison C. Lela nd, 225 Consaul Rd., Albany, NY 12205, 518-869-64 18 Counselor- James R. Tiffin, Tiffin & Tiffin, 160 Federal St., Boston, MA 02110, 6 17-330-900 I; Tiffin YMF@aol.com Historian- Charles J. Sowles, PO Box 329, St. Francisville, II 62460, 61 8-948-2286; two lions@shawneelink.com Newsletter Editor- Chuck Healy, 8 10 Mariner's Point Dr., Creve Coeur, MO 63 141 , 3 14-542-0587; cehealy@ao l.com Reunion Host 2000 - Maria Elana All stott, 13 13 Ostrich Hill Rd., Oxnard, CA 93030, 805-3407602; Allstott@gte. net Membership- Betty-Jean Haner (See Treasurer, above); Robert Soules, 2099 Arroyo Dr., Riverside, CA 92505-1659 Scholarship Committee- Betty-J ean Haner and Harrison C. Leland (see above) Reunion Future Planning Committee - Barbara Johnston a nd Carol Godreau (see left for both) Webmaster - Ruth E. Hall, 11 28 Carrington Sr., Toledo, OI-l 436 15-41 61 , 419-865-6472; ruthhall@worldner.att. net Published by Soule Kindred In America Inc., 53 New Shaker Rd., Albany, NY 12205 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER, VOL. XXXIV, NO. 1 JANUARY, 2000 News from President Bob Bishop Suspension of Genealogy Research Ends Internet communication on Soule family history through reference to our Soule Kindred Library has been restored after a suspension of about two months. During that period, our Family Historian Charles "Jack" Sowles has changed his E-mail address and carrier to twolions@shawneelink.com. SK Web Page to Change Location Web Master Ruth Hall reports that she is in the process of changing all of her web pages from the Geocities facility to Rootsweb. The present Soule Kindred web page is at http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/6431/SKsooulekindred.html. It has had 737 visitors in 1999. The new address under Rootsweb is not yet known. If in the next few weeks you find the Geocities address is not functioning, query Ruth at ruthhall@worldnet.att.net. Ruth's Soule family bulletin board has been located on Rootsweb for several years It currently has 178 subscribers who exchange information, queries and answers on family linage to George Soule. You can join this list by going to Soule-Lrequest@rootsweb,com. An explanation of how to subscribe, unsubscribe, or go to archives of these exchanges can be found at http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/6431/Sksoulekindred/Rules.html Thanks To Early Renewers Treasurer Betty-Jean Haner sent out annual dues reminder notices to the membership in mid November. By the time she left upstate New York in early December to visit her sister, Peg Rocke, in Florida about half of our members had renewed. Thanks to all early birds for being so prompt! If you have overlooked Betty-Jean's notice, now is the time to act. New Life Members ,. Congratulations and thanks to Marcy Soule Kelly from Thousand Oaks, CA, Estella Cicero Anthony of East Hartford, CT amd Andrew B. Turner of Latrobe, PA, our most recent Life Members. Proceeds of Life Memberships are designated for future scholarships. Future Reunions Elsewhere in this issue, you will find preliminary information on our Year 2000 Reunion in California, hosted by Maria Elana Allstott. Midway between tours of New England and New York in the fall foliage season of the northeast, Maria and her husband stopped at our New Jersey home to get acquainted. She is energetic, imaginative, and well organized. My forecast is for a very successful summer meeting. Watch our web site for further information. A welcome development at our Lanark, IL meeting was an offer by Barbara Johnston and Carol Godreau to develop a longer range plan for annual meetings. The first phase is to help guide any person or family that would like to host a reunion but doesn't know where to start. Second, they volunteered to plan future meetings if no host comes forward. 3 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETIER, VOL. XXXIV, NO. 1 JANUARY, 2000 Lanark attendees expressed support for the 2001 meeting being in Toronto, Canada and for the 2002 meeting being coordinated with the Mayflower Triennial Conference in Plymouth, MA. The feasability of the 2002 reunion being split between two New England locations is to be studied to minimize problems arising from the Plymouth area congestion when the Mayflower Conference is in session. Other desirable locations discussed were Savannah, GA, and New Orleans, LA. Are there Canadian Cousins willing to host a 2001 Toronto meeting with the help ofBarbara and Carol? Who else would like to attract a future meeting to their region? A survey of interested possible hosts and locations where members would like to meet is proposed for publication in the April issue of this newsletter. Indications of interest in being a host and opinions on desirable future meeting sites should be sent before March 15 to: Barbara Johnston by E-mail at >fussfoot@aol.com< or by mail to Carol Godreau at 33A Rita Drive, Bristol, CT 06010. 4 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER, VOL. XXXIV, NO. 1 JANUARY, 2000 'Editor's Corner Happy New Year to all of us. I hope your holiday season has been satisfying and wonderful. Included in this quarter's edition of the newsletter are several items that usually appear in the annual January printing. Topping the list is the naming and briefbio's of this year's scholarship winners. Congratulations to these wonderful young people for their dedication to learning and their being chosen by the scholarship committee for these awards. They each appear to have done so much in life already, and their stated goals for the future are quite ambitious. Best wishes to each ofthem. Also printed in this edition is Jim Schlosser' s compilation ofthe annual index for the 1999 editions ofthe newsletter. This has not been a small task to accomplish, so kudos to Jim for a job well done. For those of us with a genealogical bent, the annual publishing of the index is invaluable. This is particularly true since the newsletter is subscribed to by a number of genealogical libraries and repositories, where a number of people have access to this information. I may have mentioned this before, but after more than 20 years of searching for a marriage record for my great-grandparents, information in a 1969 edition of the newsletter, found through searching the indexes, finally opened the door for me. Another key feature in this printing is information regarding the 2000 annual reunion in California. Maria Elana Allstott has already done a tremendous amount of work in organizing and preparing for the event. Hopefully, a good number of the kindred can make it this summer, especially as we have quite a few members residing out west. One last item, which has to do with costs associated with the printing of the newsletter. I have received conflicting feedback from several folks regarding the e-mail postings. Some people are quite pleased with their inclusion in the newsletter, especially those without computers who would otherwise miss out on some important genealogical and other family information. Others indicate that perhaps I should cut out printing some or all of them, thus saving space and some of the costs associated with printing the newsletter (extra number of pages based on their inclusion). I am amenable to doing that, especially since this is our and not simply my newsletter, but would like to hear from as many of you as possible as to how you feel about the issue. With regard to the increased cost of the newsletter over previous years, let me mention the following. Obviously, there has been some increase in cost due to the slight increase in the number of pages that were printed in 1999 compared to previous years. We published 224 pages this past year. The three previous years were 180, 218, and 192, however, so the difference is not that great. The more significant reason that the costs for printing the newsletter have gone up since I took over as editor a little over a year ago has in part to do with the cost of printing here in St. Louis. Our previous editor, Wit Soule, was fortunate to have found a printer in South Carolina whose costs were apparently quite a bit less than the going rate in most other places, including St. Louis. The other reason for the increase in cost has to do with the fact that the postal rates went up at the beginning of 1999 for bulk mailing such as we use with the newsletter. All told, the increase has, therefore, been consequential. I continue to look for a less expensive yet quality printer, so far without success. The postal rates, unfortunately, I can do nothing about. 5 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER, VOL. XXXIV, NO. 1 JANUARY, 2000 GEORGE S'fAN DISii SOUL EMORIAL SCHOLARS RECIPIENT The recipient of the George Standish Soule Memorial Scholarshjp is Johanna Jennifer Soule'. Johanna is the daughter of James Joseph and Jennifer Helen Rupp Soule' of Eden, New York. Johanna is attending Delta College within State University of New York at Brockport. Her major is Math Education. In high school, Johanna was very active in sports as a member of the Girl's Athletic Association. She was a member of the varsity teams in basketball, softball, and volleyball. She hopes to be a member of the volleyball team at college. She was named one of Buffalo's top-10 female athletes and was on the first team for volleyball and softball. Johanna was a member ofthe National Honor Society, the Select Chorale, and Swing Singers. She served as a member of the Student Council and Peer Listening. In her commuruty, Johanna was a Pre K and Nursery Sunday School teacher. She worked at Vacation Bible School and as a volunteer baby-sitter at St. Paul's Lutheran Church. The Honors Regents Chemistry teacher says of her, "She was always at the top of my Honors Regents Chemistry class. Her homework and lab reports were always complete and finished on time. Her notebook was so complete it could be used as a textbook for the course." Johanna's work was excellent in all areas. She graduated as valedictorian ofher class with an average of96.58. 6 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER, VOL. XXXIV, NO. 1 JANUARY, 2000 AVIS ROBERSON HANER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARD Sarah Hill, the recipient of the Avis Roberson Haner Memorial Award, is a sophomore at the University of Kansas. Her major is ch~mical engineering. Since entering college, Sarah is a member and Vice President ofthe All Scholarship Hall Council. She is a participant in the leadership development program. She is a member of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers and Lambda Sigma- the sophomore honor society. Sarah has been a part of the Health Adventures Mento ring Program and is a member of Cross Rhythms -the college choir. After completing her degree in engineering, she would like to continue in an M.D./Ph.D. program to study neurochemistry. Sarah's advisor says of her, "Sarah is extremely bright and one of the most motivated students I have met in ten years as a professor." Sarah ultimately wants to become a research doctor in neurology, but first wants to hone her analytical and problem-solving skills as a chemical engineering major. She is also excited about working to shape public policy regarding science and medicine. "I believe that Sarah is totally capable of achieving both of these challenging goals." The daughter of Christine M. Erickson and J. Stanley Hill, Sarah is from Hutchison, Kansas. 7 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETIER, VOL. XXXIV, NO. 1 JANUARY, 2000 THE COLONEL JOHN EDWARD SOULE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Shauna Rose Smagacz, daughter of Peter Len and Debra Jane Soule Smagacz of Omaha, Nebraska, is the recipient ofthe Colonel John Edward Soule Memorial Scholarship. She is a graduate of Central Christian School in Omaha, Nebraska. Shauna is attending the University of Nebraska at Lincoln. Her career goal is to be a child psychologist. During high school, Shauna was a member of the choir, Spanish Club, Academic Decathlon Team, and served as Secretary of the National Honor Society. She also participated in school musicals, is a dancer, and played varsity softball. Outside of school, church and community service were very much a part of her life. She sang in the church youth choir and participated in church mission trips to Mexico and Nicaragua. In the community, Shauna volunteered at the Open Door Mission, Lydia House (homeless shelter for women), and at the Crisis Pregnancy Center. Shauna's school principal says, "She has a strong work ethic and can be counted on to follow through anything she undertakes." He also says, "Shauna is an excellent student. She cares very much about excellence in all that she does. She is truly using her gift of intelle~ ~t:::. lje!;i;r!d~£21~ ~eeg~. ~s 1}:.. _____ ...... Deor f\'1.U,o 1-1 O"rrV\, ~ I ~~ ~~l ~rtN. ~ t~.~)~~~~=a ~~ . f£.~ ... lok -ItT ~ arrJ ~ be.. r ~. Oak~ ~~ .i.D ~~~~ . fu~r ~ ~ ~ J:k,l)J b..on A; ~~· ~ ~~~:~~~ ~ 8 ~~~ ~·~R.~ SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER, VOL. XXXIV, NO. 1 JANUARY, 2000 2000 REUNION Dear Fellow Kindred , I am very happy to be your hostess for the reu n ion in the year 2000. I have set the dates of the reun ion as July 6, 2000 t o July 9 , 2000 . We will be doing the traditional two bus tours , and Gene r al meeting. In addi t ion , I am plann ing a daylon g picnic at the Soule Park i n Oja i, CA. Zadiee Soule , the last living member of her family, donated the land for this park . We wi l l be invit i ng any and all Soule Surname ancestors to this picnic , whether they are Sou l e Kindred members or not. We are hoping to interest these people in joining Soule Kindred . And to have an old fashiion picnic reunion. So I am aski ng you to rally round and get in contact with your ent ire known living Soule Su r name kin and invite them to the reunion. In particular , please invite people who do no t sti l l use the Soule sur name . It is unlikely we will be able to find these peop l e in ou r people sea r ch for names and addresses . If you would l i ke to send your various family members ' names and addresses to me, I will be glad to add them to the reunion ma i ling lis t . We will be using this list to let people know about the reunion, as well as track how many people we have heard from and how many from each State wi l l be comi ng to the reunion. If you would rather just keep your family members up to date, that is fine also. Just convince t hem to come to the reunion. As I am sure you all know, we have lots of things t o do in lovely Southern California. I wi l l be planning a bus tour to Santa Barbara and the Getty museum as part of the Soule Kind r ed festivities. But I would be more then willing to plan other trips if there is enough interest. For example, my mom would l ike to see the fi l ming of Jeopardy . I am trying to set up a filming excursion . When you make your a i rline reservations please consider Burbank a n d Santa Barbara airports. They are much easier to get i n and out of t hen LAX (Los Angeles) . If a couple of people come in at the same time, we may be able to arrange to pick them up to eliminate some of the hassles. Please feel free to contact me for any questions , I am really excited about our reunion in the new mi l lenium. I have lots of special thi n gs planned , so lets all try to make this a real fami l y vacation with all of our family members. I have invited my six brothers an d sisters , multiple nieces and nephews and 6 great n ieces and nephews as well as my son , daughter and grandson. So lets make this the biggest reunion of the Soule Clan there has ever been. Maria Elana Allstott WANT AD PRIZES FOR THE REUN I ON We wi l l be giving prices at the Soule Kindred r eunion for various things , inc l ud ing youngest and oldest member , and most fami l y members a t te nding f rom one ancestor. So if you have something you think would be appropriate and would l i ke to donate it , please let me k n ow, or better yet, just ship it to me. HELP WANTED Need people to pull names and addresses from Internet search of People Search and from the telephone book and retype them i n a format tha t can be loaded into the compu t er for mail i ng Reu nion notices. Even if you can only g i ve an hour a week, that would be a big help . If we could get at leas t one person for each state in the country, that would be wo n derful. We wou l d all be working together to bring a l l of our "Cousins" t ogether. Please contact Maria Elana Allstott at 805/983 - 6923 or a l lstott@gte.net. 9 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER, VOL. XXXIV, NO. 1 JANUARY, 2000 SOULE KINDRED, INC SPONSORSED SOULE ANCESTORS REUNION Schedule WEDNESDAY Check in Hospitality Su ite (TBD) THURSDAY Santa Barbar a Tour Meet at Holiday Inn in Ventura Tour wil l include: Personal guide with facts and figures Senic Coast Drive and Sa nta Barbara highl i ghts Santa Ba rbar a Miss i o n Lunch Possible Winery tour or Movie filming tour Getty M seum Tour u Mee t a t Holiday Inn in Ventura Docent Tour of museum Lunch at museum on your own Reunion Day at the Park ll :OOam to Dark Contests Introduce Fami lies Display with various family breakdowns Soule books etc for sale Horse back riding Various l a wn games Te nnis Zaidee Soule impersonator Ojai Sou l e Hi storian 12:00 noon Ge neral Meeting Church Channel Island Boat Tour on your own for those interested FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 10 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER, VOL. XXXIV, NO. 1 JANUARY, 2000 2000 Soule Kindred in America Reunion Holiday Inn and Resort Ventura , California July 6- 9 , 2000 Registrat ion Form Registration Fee (In cludes free gift) X $25= July 5 Holiday Inn Recept i on (Open to meet and talk 1 : 00pm to 9pm) July 6 Bus Tour of Santa Barbara x $35 (Includes Miss ion Entrance & Lunch) Ju l y 7 Getty Museum Tour x $30 (Includes Bus , Snack & Museum) J ul y 8 Soule Park (no charge for children u nder 16) (Includes lunch) 12 : 00pm Ge neral Meeting of Soule Kindred TOTAL Make checks payable to : Name Spouse/Children ' s names Guests Name ________________________________________________________________________ Address Telephone City/ State E- Mail Zip _____________ X $20 $ _ _ _ __ Maria Elana Allstott Please Return Registration before JUNE 1, 2000 (N ote : With your confirmati on I will include a l i st o f ho t el/mot el etc . Please make reservation directly. If you have any diffi culties conta ct me at 805/983-6925 or a l l stott@gte .n e t) 11 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER, VOL. XXXIV, NO. 1 JANUARY, 2000 SOULE KINDRED CURRENT EVENTS and more Information supplied in a hand-written note by Bertha Erickson, Rte. 1, Box 40, Eureka, KS 67045, transcibed by the newsletter editor. 1999 births These births all have the following lineage down to lOth generation from George Soule (the Pilgrim). I George (the Pilgrim) IV George VII Gilbert Randell II George V George VIII Freeman Gilbert VI Joseph IX Freeman Wilber III William Megan Elaine Dawson was born 28 June 1999 near Cody, Wy. to Kimberley Kaye and Clint Wayne Dawson. Her X Generation is X Bertha (Sowle) Erickson XI Loren Dean Erickson XII Megan. Amanda Joan Sowle born 3 Aug 1999 to Doanld Wayne and Wynetta K. (Purkeypile) Sowle. Her X generation is William Wilber Sowle; XI Doanld Wayne Sowle. Amanda Joan is XII. Vernon Decker Sommerville was born 16 Sept 1999 to Leslie Ann {Talkington) Sommerville and Shawn Michael Sommerville. His X generation is Joan (Sowle) Talkington XI Vernon Dale Talkington. XII Leslie Ann (Talkington) Sommerville XIII Vernone Decker. 1999 Marriages The following marriages have the same IX generations as given on birth page Brian Ray Erickson and Misty Messenger daughter of Ron and Cheryl Messenger were married in Jackson Hole, Hyo. 10 March 1999. Brian's lineage from Xth is as follows- X Bertha (Sowle) Erickson XI Loren Dean Erickson XII Brian Ray Erickson. James Christopher Oliver and April Angalee Thrash were married in Tuttle, Okla. 19 Sept 1999. His lineage from X is as follows. X Bertha (Sowle) Erickson XI Charlotte (Erickson) (Oliver) Turner XII James Christopher Oliver. Jennifer Lynn (Enos) and Christopher Todd Sauerwein were married at Newton, Ks. on 2 Jan. 1999. Jennifer's lineage continues as follows- X Phyllis Ann (Sowle) Enos XI Daryl Ray Enos XII Jennifer Lynn Enos. Cheryl Kay Thole and Brian A. Kelley were married at Emporia, Ks. 14 Aug. 1999. Cheryl's lineage continues as follows. X Susan Irene (Sowle) Thole XI Cheryl Kay Thole Teresa Marie Talkington and Todd Phillips were married 8 Sept 1999. Teresa Marie's lineage continues as follows. X Joan (Sowle) Talkington XI Vernon Dale Talkington XII Teresa Marie Talkington Leslie Ann Talkington and Sahwn Michael Sommerville were married Jan. 1999. Leslie Ann's lineage continues as follows. X Joan (Sowle) Talkington XI Vernon Dale Talkington XII Leslie Ann Talkington. ************************************************************************************************** • • • • • Deborah Jerome's son Justin wed to Priscilla Williamson on September 6, 1998. Deborah Jerome's son Nathan wed to Jacqueline Routhier on October 23, 1999. Justin and Prisci lla had a baby boy on October 13, 1999, named Parker Michael Jerome. Ruth M. Johnson's granddaughter, Carol Fly, has returned to college. She was inducted into Phi Theta Kappa Society this semester. She will tutor English next semester. Clarence Soule' s elder brother Stanley George Soule died on 14 Nov. 1998, age 72. Stanley was born on 26 May 1926. He left eight children and nine grandchildren. 12 • • • • • • • • • SOU LE KINDRED NEWSLETTER, VOL. XXXIV, NO. 1 JANUARY, 2000 Richard Fishel's mother Maxine E. Sowle Fishel passed away on 29 Oct. 1999. She had been a member ofthe Kindred since 1992. Marriage- Ted Alan Ross and Wendy Christine Mairs of Dover, NH on September 18, 1999 at Three Rivers Farm, Dover, NH. Birth- Parents: Petty Officer Robb W . Ross and his wife Stephanie, a daughter- Gabrielle Bryn- at San Diego Naval Medical Center on October 20, 1999. Mrs. Thomas D. (Mary Ann) Keefe's father, John F. Davis, passed away on 9 July 1999 at age 86. Thomas D. Keefe passed away on 3 September 1999 at age 77. Gregg Michael Dalrymple married 14 January 1999 to Marina Borisovna Maslova. Mrs. Raymond (Jeanne) Bond's grandson, Michael James Ewalt, received his Eagle Scout award 30 March 1999. Mrs. Phyllis S. Murdock's fourth and youngest grandchild, Jeffrey Woods, and Cary Loomis, both of Chatham, MA were married on May 1s 1999 at "The Citadel" in Charleston, South Carolina. Jeffrey was the thrid to graduate from \ the Citadel. Phyllis' sixth great-grandchild, Megan Lee Woods, was born on August 12th, 1999 to Michael and Jennifer Woods of Chatham, MA. She now has four boys and two girls. from Mrs. Robert L. Pugh: In November Norma and Robert Pugh had a nice visit with Sow! cousins in Darlington, WI and Madison, WI- Wilma Sow! Hollinger and Robert have a great-grandson, Chandler Spencer Arend, born March 4, 1999. The daughter ofElizabeth Sow! Larson (Norma' s grandmother), Genevieve Larson Barksdale, is the last ofElizabeth;s children and just celebrated her 88th birthday on September 10, 1999. Norma's Aunt Marie Larson Garman passed away in December of 1998 at age 92. Donna (Brendemuehl) Tate & Scott Tate were the parents of Ryan Alexander Tate, born May 12, 1999 in Brookfield, Wisconsin. Ryan's descendancy from George Soule is: MAYFLOWER FAMILIES THROUGH 5 GENERATIONS Gen. I: George Soule and Mary Becket of Bucket, p. 3 Gen. 2: George Soule II and Deborah, no. 4, p. 6 Gen. 3: William Soule and Hannah, no. 27, p. 9 Gen. 4: George Soule and Lydia Howland, no. 130, p. 23 Gen. 5: Benjamin Soule and Abigail Howland, no. 546, p. 74 Gen. 6: Issac Soule and Abigail Porter, p. 229 (also listed in History, Biography and Genealogy of the Families named Sole, Solly, Soule, Sowle, Soulis by Rev. G. T. Ridlon, Sr.) HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY AND GENEALOGY OF THE FAMILIES NAMED SOLE, SOLLY, SOULE, SOWLE, SOULIS by Rev. G. T. Ridlon, Sr. (through Ella Gustin and Elmer Spaulding) Gen. 7: DeAlanson Soule and Lois Bragg, p. 746 & 762 (also listed in Families of Soule, Reser, Sheddon and Mann complied by Dr. Clair Victor Mann) Gen. 8: Solomon Soule and Lucinda Alger, p. 762 (also obituary, 1850 through 1880 U.S. Census, Almond WI Cemetery) Gen. 9: Herman Soule and Emma Achilles, p. 762 (is listed as Norman, but his correct name was Heman or Herman)(Death certificate, Almond WI Cemetery) Gen. 10: Edith May Soule and William Gustin, p. 763 (Death certificate, Almond WI Cemetery) Gen. II: Ella Gustin and Elmer Spaulding, p. 763 (Death certificate, Waupun WI Cemetery) Gen. 12: Shirley Spaulding and Roger Brendemuehl (Birth Certificate) Gen. 13: Gary Brendemuehl, Sharon (Brendemuehl) Lutzen and Donna (Brendemuehl) Tate Gen. 14: Jeremy, Heather, and Sarah Brendemuehl, Greg, Jennifer, Michelle and Eric Lutzen and Ryan Tate 13 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETIER, VOL. XXXIV, NO. 1 JANUARY, 2000 DANBURY, Conn. - Mildred i, Soule, 71, of 6 Roussin St. Old Orchard Beach, formerly of Lewiston died unexpectedly·Thursday, Oct. 21 in a Danbury, Conn., hospital on her way to Cocoa Beach, Fla., with her sister. · She was ·born in Lewiston. June 26, 1928 the daughter of Alson L. and Jane I. Byron Soule. She was educated in Lewiston schools and was employed by the Phillips Elmet Corp. until her retirement in 1987. Member of Trinty Episcopal Church, The Int. Brotherhood of - -- ··~ · ,..... ____ ___,_:_ ___________ Teamsters, avid Red ·Sox Fan, bowler, loved to play cards and enjoyed her winters in Florida with her sister, Mary. Survivors include her sister, Mary E. Soule of Old Orchard Beach; . a nephew, Edmond G. Soule of Enfield; four nieces, · Sharon Langella of South Portland, Beverly Pope of East Machias, Diana Markos of Gardiner and Jane Serwacld of North Berwick. Predeceased by three brothers, George B, Elmer J ..and Alson L. · ...___:..._ • Obituaries: Edith Rosa Soule and Harry E. Soule: -~dith Rosa'Souie; 89, of Crossville, passed !way bet. '2, '1.999. She was born April 26, 1910 in Blue Springs, NE. Mrs. Soule was a homemaker. Survivors include her son, Max Rush of Crossville; daughter, P~tricia Dey of Billings, MT; sister, Grace Russell .of St~ton, I
l.IJ(hvig. ;;nddJ.llglt- • ler and < n--.n bw B~L)",}' MJ)' Satrunumto nmlin uc- t95 1 the. c;.oupk buu~ht th~; Spring Crcd Ra('lc-h ijfr Ba.llter Grad¢ si:qe £rom three of l.tle S.tms()n-Amlfcw·.s anJ Mttrk Aodre\\>'S o( Nr-wl."l)'ith::. He w~'>prc.· dc:c.c:lloed .by br<>thn and ~Hters Shirh.:y Stephens. M.uge Mahe :md Nutttlll Jayne Wt!iMteln. Lussll<• 1- trlarol Chapels hanJJled priv~ intlmmcnL itt th-e .New Auburn Distrid Cemo:tcry NhyOowcr PH!;JllliS Rom.l. who landed in Amenc;:un 1620. M1 • .Samson L'{)tflplamcnlc(J hit. 1\lfr. Samson ~ ro California Cill'l!c:r ;IS 11 r-~nthet witll Wtlrk. .:t a it1 the curly 19.30J ~nd worked !l$ a r.upervii:i1tp. 001.,~ al the. Nd DeWnt cowboy, n Jlac'" trip ~ide ,lJ Lnre State! Hosp,t.i! tll1d as a saddle m.:dc~r TaMe'~ Meeks Bay, and 3q a guide who!LC produus wen: 111 popula~ Llu- ROSE DE WlA SOTTLE 1910·1999 de Lima
Vt;Jluntoor work at the St. Vm.amt SOule., w. t~f ~ Bircb St. Lewiston. de Paul Thrift Store b1 Lewbten. dlafSlm:da)'t Feb. 28. at her cla\llb· She was a d~voted mother tllld • tar'11 home. ·gt'andm~tbel"'. • lkn"n at 1'J\etfor«l Mf'i SoUle- was !DIU" Mine Quobea, Jan. J. ried tp Cbnrles- ft. Softl)e 1910, t~ dauihter ot . on AtW !!8. 193ft. He ~utn:mt-t - ltuS~t w~A~~~ I r:J SOUL.E-Ras.e
S AS;iOC!A if,Q P/{1~ photo. Satlle ho1ds l.f~ •odd swimming reco«<'!l In Aileen RlWn ~ukt 11ft~~ a dlve lit an undatGd the/ &1>94tqr~:t&f'O~. at tllQ 1&20 OI!Ymplc~, ~ tooklnif ror.o. ~ nt to turnlo~ 9.9 so'~ can e'otr\Pftlll In a new m"'tet' cllvblau. 'lirijo !oVQn a g-Old 11\trfal AlliJ~n tu• Soulft1 9~. • Aileen Riggin Soule, who ~von a gold ntedal at the l920 Olympics, continues her at;tive lifestyle ut 93 16 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER, VOL. XXXIV, NO. 1 JANUARY, 2000 17 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER , VOL. XXXIV, NO. 1 JANUARY, 2000 Subj: RE: George Soule Date: 10/ 10/99 From: SharonV45@aol.com Hello Soule Cousins, Just received this message and thought that I would pass it along to all. I will bee-mailing this lady later. Sharon Subj: Fwd: FW: George Soule Date: 10113/99 From: SharonV45@aol.com Hi Sharon I was just browsing and suddenly decided to explore my husband's family name of'Soule". We visited the USA extensively last May and June ( 1998) and found the surname on the Vietnam Wall in Washington DC. We absolutely loved your country- one of our most favo urite countries in the world. We have no idea where the family originated, but that the family forename is George'.and both his grandfather, father and younger brother have been given the family name of'George Soule'. My daughter visited the UK some year's ago and found the name 'George Soule' on a rock at Plymouth UK where the Mayflower departed for the USA. The rock listed all the names of those travelling on the Mayflower. Researching in the USA we found that a 'George Soule' did indeed arrive on the Mayflower from the UK. We are the South African version of the name 'Soule' and would be very interested to find our 'roots'. Apparently, only one branch of the family arrived in Cape Town South Africa so it is an unusual name here. We gather that the family actually originally came from northern Spain and on our visit there next year, plan to do a bit of investigation as we read in the National Geographic a few years back that there is an area called 'Soule'. Our e-mail address at home in Cape Town, South Africa is: lsoule@yebo.co.za.. We are in our early 60's and would be most interested to hear from you and the branches of the names you may have been able to contact in the USA. Regards Maureen Soule Hi My mom forwarded your email to me. I am Gene van den Berg, my maiden name is Gene Soule. I am very interested in the congregation that the Soule's are having next year. When I was 18 years old (I am now 36) I lived in Plymouth, England for approximately 2 years. I saw that George Soule was the last on the list on the Plymouth Sound who travelled from Plymouth to New P lymouth. Please let me know more about the meeting next year. I would love to be there. Regards Gene (with an accent on the last e - french pronounciation) van den Berg (nee Soule) I married an Afrikaner. -----O riginal Message----From: SharonV45@aol.com Sent: II October 1999 To: SacChief@aol.com Subject: Re: George Soule Robert, I think you meant to send this to Maureen and sent to me instead, her address is: lsoule@yebo.co.za (Lionel & Maureen Soule) Hi,Maureen: Just a few notes to give you a quick summary on the Soules, as I'm sure you will soon get a lengthy reply from the hundreds (if not thousands) of "cousins" all over the world. Are you aware that there is a fami ly association called "Soule Kindred, inc."? They have an annual meeting, which in 2000 will be in Southern California; they give scholarships to descendants of george soule, who came to America on the Mayflower, and they publish a quarterly journal. I've never before heard the suggestion that the family came from Spain. Our best information is that george Soule came from Eckington,. England, about 12 miles from Worchestire. I was there 10 yrs ago and saw many family graves in two small churchyards, as well as the farm where the Soules lived and worked. I am a 12th generation direct descendant of Pilgrim George Soule; my branch of the family went from England to Massachusetts to New York to Michigan to California. My mother's maiden name was Soule and part of our line settled here in Sacramento,California circa 1876. The Soule Kindred also has a website, so I'm sure you'll soon be innundated with information. Mailing address for Soule Kindred is 53 New Shaker Rd, Albany, New York 12205-36 15. Dues for the association are only $15.00 U.S. per yr. The association has extensive family records. Have never been to S. Africa (only toN. Africa), but would like to get there someday. Robert E. Keldgord ************************************************ Subj: Delano Ancestry 10/ 17/99 Date: From: forrest@whidbey.com A recent posting to Soule-L included a descent for Philip Delano which included mention of a Lady someone and a descent from Jean II, King of France. I attach some notes from reputable publications which would refute such claims. Seems unlikely that a family of wool-combers has a traceable descent from the nobility. Bob Forrest (forrest@whidbey.com) TAG 53:172, "Some Delano Answers," Kerry William Bate: Based on research by B N Lever! and, adjunct archivist, Leyden. Cites two marriage records: I. 13 Jan 1596 Leyden: Jan Lano, bachelor from Torckangie, witnessed by Pierre de Bu and Gysbert Lano, the groom's father, and Marie Mahieu from Lyle, witnessed by Jane Mahieu her mother and her friend Anthonette North. 2. No date: Oliphier de Plaes from Demovau witnessed by Jaeckes de Plaes his brother, and Corn. du Pia, his good friend, and Margriete Lannoy from Tourcoy, witnessed by Sjan de Lanoy, her mother and Nowe de Lanoy, her sister. Claims that the grandfather of Phillip, Gysbert de Lannoy, was a son of Jean de Lannoy, a knight of the Golden Fleece, who was disinherited at the age of II for becoming a Protestant, are not correct. It is obvious that these people intermarried in several cases with wool-combers. "...we can safely place Jan Lano and Olivier do Pia among the Walloon textile-workers who emigrated to Holland." ... Leyden marriage record 13 Jan 1596: ...Marie Mahieu from Lyle... ...on 18 Feb 1605, Marie, widow of Jean de Lannoy, marries Robert Mannoo, a wool-comber, and he is widower of Symone Pachette. Both weddings witnessed by her mother Jane Mahieu; second also by sister Antoinette. 18 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER, VOL. XXXIV, NO. 1 JANUARY, 2000 [Marie Mahieu] bp. 6 Nov or 7 Dec 1603, witnesses Francis Kock [Cooke], Phillipe Marines, Tonnette de Lannoy and Marguerite de Lannoy. TAG 52:88 "Some Delano Questions," Kerry William Bate: ...The caveat against the Delano Genealogy should be strengthened . ... May be that Marie De Laurens is a French version of the Dutch Marietje Laurensdr, that is Marie, dau. of Lawrence. ...The Jan who m. Marie Mahieu was ofHanau, that his first wife was Marie, and she died 28 Sep 1602, prior to time Philip was christened. Gives Jan two children by Marie Mahieu, both bapt. Hanau: Esaie (Isaia h) 1599; and Jenni 160 I. Jan remarried Marie Waigne 1607, and had in Hanau Sarra 1608; and Jean 1610. ... Says our Jan was in Leyden, with wife Marie de Laurens, and had Phillippe and also Henry 16 13. Stratton, "Plymouth Colony, Its History and People," 1986: Philipe de Ia Noye shown in 1623 division ofland, sharing two acre allocation with Moyses Simonson [Moses Simmons]. Davis, Gen Reg Plym Fams: [Philip Delano] came in the Fortune 1621 , probably a Walloon, who joined the Pilgrims in Leyden. He was prob. son of Jean and Marie de Launey, and was baptized in the Walloon Church in Leyden 16093. He settled in Duxbury, and m 1634, Esther Dewsbury, and had Thomas m Mary, dau. of John Alden, and widow Hannah Bartlett; Mary m Jonathan Dunham; Philip; John; Jane; Rebecca; Jonathan; and Esther. Hem (2) 1657, Mary, widow of James Glass, and dau. of William Pontus, and had Samuel m Elizabeth dau. of Alexander Standish. Savage: PHILIP [Delano], Plymouth, came in the Fortune 1621 , b. ofFrench or Flemish Protestant parents, but of the Eng. ch. at Leyden, Winslow says , and 19 yrs. old at his coming; was s . prob. of Jean and Marie de Launey, bapt. 7 Dec. 1603 in the Walloon ch. of Leyden; was freem. of that col. 1632. rem. soon after to Duxbury, m. 19 Dec. 1634, Esther Dewsbury, and next, 1657, Mary, wid. of James G lass, d. of William Pontus (tho. Ricketson makes her d. of James Churchill, wh. is w holly unkn. to me); and had ch. (ofwh. we are uncert. wh. may be e lder or younger, whether all, or part, by first w.) Thomas, Mary, Philip, John, ; Jane, Rebecca, Jonathan, Esther, and Samuel. But as a fam. geneal. in MS. Has been giv. to me, tho. it is confin. to the descend. of Jonathan, yet as it purports to give the offspring of the Dewsbury m. threes. Samuel, Thomas, and Jonathan, beside one d. wh. d. soon, it might seem prob. that three ds . and ones. came of the sec m. He rem. to Bridgewater, was one of the purch. of Dartmouth 1652, and in 1662, of Middleborough, and d. a. 1681 , a. 79 yrs. old. Mary m. 29 Nov. 1655, Jonathan Durham. Winsor, History of Duxbury: Philip [Delano] b 1602; freeman I Jan 1632; m 19 Dec 1634, Hester Dewesbury; m (2) Mary, widow of James Glass, in 1657; d. abt 1681 , aet. 79, leaving estate ofL50. Children: Philip (2); Thomas (3); John (4); J ane; Rebecca; Samuel (5); Mary, m Jonathan Dunham 29 Nov 1655; she died and hem Mary Cobb 16 Oct 1657; Jonathan (6); Hester. ... H is name was originally spelled De-la-Noye, and he is said to have been a French protestant, who joined the church at Leyden. He was aged 19 on his arrival; was admitted a freeman I Jan 1632, and early removed to Duxbury, and settled a little north or northwest of Alde n ... His farm was confirmed to him in 1637 ...comprising about 40 acres. He was a man of much respectability, and employed in s urveying lands, and was often one of the grand inquest [jury] of the colony. Date: 10118/99 From: EICHENTOP@aol.com AllI know this is the site used for posting things in regards to SOULE, but many of us know that MAYFLOWER DESCENDANTS also tie in with other Mayflower lines. I hope I am not offending anyone by deterring for a bit. When we were doing roll call, somebody else also had a Ruth DELANO tie as me and that is where this originated. I am responding to another persons reply in regards to the Delano's descending from Jean II, King of France. Most of what I have found mentioned below has been found at my local library (in the genealogical section) in books about Royal Genealogy, Mayflower Families, Encyclopedia's and a couple from Mayflower online sites. I cannot tell you the exact books at present because I committed one of the big BOO BOOS .... I DID NOT BACK UP MY COMPUTER WHEN IT CRASHED.... I had written out names, dates and the likes ... and the stuff below was stuff I had printed for a study my daughter was doing in school, in other words, my notes, but not my references... It is up to you to research for yourself and to be better than I at documentation. John Peterson/Ruth Delano john- b. Aug 22, 1701 , Duxbury, Mass; d. aft. 1765; m. Ruth Aug 2 1, 1726 Ruth- b. May 25, 1707, Duxbury, Mass; d. aft Nov 27, 1756 Jonathan Delano/Hannah Doty Jonathan- b. abt 1676; d. Jan 6, 1765 Duxbury, Mass; m. Hannah Doty Jan 12, 1698/99 Duxbury, Mass. Hannah- b. Dec 1675 Duxbury, Mass; d. Apr 12, 1764 Duxbury, Mass. (Hannah is a Mayflower descendant of Edward Doty and Faithe Clarke). Thomas Delano/Rebecca Alden Thomas- b. Mar 21 , 1641/42 Duxbury, Mass; d. Apr 13, 1723 Duxbury, Mass; m. Rebecca Alden befOct 1667 Duxbury, Mass Rebecca- b. abt 1643 Duxbury, Mass; d. Sep 12, 1688 Duxbury, Mass. (Rebecca is a Mayflower descendant of John Alden and Prici lla Mullins). Thomas got John and Pricilla Alden's daughter, Rebecca, pregnant and there was a shotgun marriage. Thomas's Father-in-law, John Alden presided at a court hearing on October 30, 1667 where Thomas was fined I 0 pounds for having camall copulation with his now wife before marriage. They were banished to the wilderness where they built a cottage on land gifted by John Alden. He was a Physician, Tailor, Surveyor and Constable. Philip Delano/Hester Dewsbury Philip- b. abt 1602 Leiden, South Holland, Netherlands; d. abt Aug 22, 1681 Bridgewater, Mass; m. Hester Dews bury Dec 19, 1634 Duxbury, Mass Hester- b. abt 1602 Gloucestershire, England; d. abt 1657 Philip was a French Huguenot. He immigrated to America on the ship Fortune which arrived Nov 9, 1621. Having turned Protestant and becoming an American, he changes De Lannoye (also spelled de Ia Noyes) to Delano. He came to America to try to marry Pricilla Mullins who came to America on the Mayflower with her parents and brother. She had been in love with his older brother in Holland. When Pricilla's parents took her to America, Phillip's older brother married another so Philip decided to give it a try. Pricilla did not want any of his Flemish blood and married John A lden. Remember the story of Miles Standish asking John Alden to ask Prici lla if she would marry him (Miles). Pricilla said speak for yourself John and she married John. Phi lip went out and fought Indians for a few years during the Pequot Indian War. He had land granted to him in Duxbury, Mass in 1624, and he later moved to Bridgewater, Mass. Philip married Hester Dewsbury (also known as Esther) and sought admiss ion to the Pilgrim community after j oi ning the church. ** ************** *************************** ***** Subj : Fwd : Soule/Delano 19 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER, VOL. XXXIV, NO. 1 JANUARY, 2000 Jean de Lannoy/Marie le Mahieu Jean- b. abt 1570 Tourcoing, Belgium; d. abt 1604 Leiden, Netherlands; m. Marie le Mahieu abt 1601 Walloon Church, Leiden, Netherlands. Jean moved from Belgium to Leiden in Holland, a Protestant stronghold, in Netherlands in 1599. He was named after his grandfather who had thrown his father out of the family for leaving the Catholic Church. Here his son Philippe, who fo unded the American Delano's, was born. Jean and his wife gave 12 large houses to the Pilgrim exiles from England under Pastor John Robinson. Marie is the sister of Hester le Mahieu (who married Francis Cooke of the Mayflower/Hester came on ship Anne 1623). see http://genweb.net/- blackwell/blql/cookmayf.htm Marie was a compassionate woman of stong conviction and deep religious faith in the Evangical Church but she fe lt very sorry for Puritans and gave them 12 houses that she owned as a refuge. Gysbert de Lannoye/? Gysbert b. abt I 545; Jean de Lannoy, Seigneur de Molembais/Jeanne de Ligne Jean de Lannoy- b. abt 1509; d. Oct 3 1, 1559; m. Jeanne de Ligne Sep 13, 1530 Jean de Lannoy's full title was Seigneur de Molembais, de Solrele-Chateau. Jean de Ligne- b. Barbancon; d. Sep 24, 1569 Jean de Ligne was the daughter of Louis de Ligne, Seigneur de Barbancon and Marie de Glymes. Philippe de Lannoy/Marguerite Madeleine de Bourgogne Phillippe- b. abt 1487; d. Sep 12, 1543 Louvain, France; m. Marguerite Madeleine de Bourgogne Oct 20, 1508. Phillippe de Lannoy, Seigneur de Molembais was the son of Baudouin II de Lannoy, Seigneur de Molembais and Michele d'Esne, Dame de Cavroy. Marguerite- b. abt 1489; d. Jan 14, 1510111 ; buried Solre-leChfteau. Baudoiuin de Bourgogne/Catherine d'Ayelle Baudouin de Bourgogne, Sire de Falais- b. abt 1445 Rijssel; d. May 1508 Bruxelles. He met Catherine d'Ayelle and they had the chi ld Marguerite Madeleine de Bourgogne (above). Baudoiuin married Marie de Manuel de Ia Cerda abt 1488. Philippe le Bon, Duke ofBurgogne/Isabella, Princess of Portugal Philippe- b. Jun 30, 1396 Dijon, France; d. Jun 15, 1467 Brugge, France; m. Isabella, Princess of Portugal Jan I 0 1428/29 Sluis, Flanders. Is abella- b. Feb 21 , 1396/97 Evora; d. Dec I 7, 1471 Aire Philippe- also know as the good. His first wife was Michelle de Valois, Princess of France and daughter of Charles VI, King of France and lsabeau of Bavaria, they were married Jun 1409, Paris. She died Jul 1422. Next he married oulins-les-Engilbert Bonne d'Artois, daughter of Philippe d'Artois, Comte d'Eu and Marie de Berry. She died Sep 1425. Thirdly, he married Isabella of Portugal, daughter of Joao I, King of Portugal and Philippa of Lancaster. Philip the Good succeeded his father, John the Fearless, as duke of Burgundy in I4 I 9 when John was assassinated in Montereau during a meeting with the frech dauphin (later King Charles VII). Philip passively supported the effort of the English king Henry V to usurp the French throne, but he avoided his father's deep involvement in French politics. Phippe's two predecessors had used diplomacy and dynastic marriages to extend Burgundian influence in the Low Countries, and Philip reaped the benefits of this policy. Already count of Flaners and Artois, Philip successively acquired Namur, Hainaut, Brabant, Holland, Zeeland, and Luxembourg between 1420 and 1443, employing considerable force to make good his claims. When he made peace with France in 1435, he obtained a strategic part ofPicardy. Famous for his patronage of chivalry and the arts, Philip founded the order of the Golden Fleece in 1430 and took a crusading vow at the sumtuous Feast of the Pheasant in 1454. His court reflected the splendor of the early northern Renaissance, and he was perhaps the most powerful ruler of his day. ************************************************ Subj: Steamship Sam Soule Date: I 0/28/99 From: SacChief@aol.com Recently, while examining some 1857 newspapers here in Sacramento, I found reference to the Steamship Sam Soule, operated by the California Steam navigation Company and which travelled between Sacramento and some smaller cities north ofhere on the Sacramento River. Does anyone have any information about this vessel and/or Sam Soule? Thx. bob keldgord ************************************************ Subj: Date: From: George Soule 12/30/99 scoobydoo@sltic.com r am researching George Soule of the Mayflower. Here is how my line looks: George Soule = Mary Becket Patience Soule = John Haskell Elizabeth Haskell = Thomas Drinkwater William Drinkwater = Elizabeth Benedict Sarah Drinkwater = John Stephen Ferris Elizabeth Ferris = Ezra Drake Sarah Abbys Drake = Allen Fox George Fox = Martha Fox Anna Lorena Fox = Emery Ulysses Lee Frank Allen Lee = Flora G. Meeks Mildred Ardell Lee = William Joseph Fountain James Wesley Fountain = Kathy Cadie Sara Fountain= Eric Long Any help would be great! I got great help from cousin Michelle. Would like to find others. Sara Belvidere, Illinois ************************************************ 20 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER, VOL. XXXIV, NO. 1 JANUARY, 2000 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER NAME INDEX VOLUME XXXIII - 1999 This is an index of names as they appeared in the 1999 Soule Kindred newsletter. Names in the officer listing of each issue and in standard fonns appear only one time. The spelling of names for the same person may differ if that is how they appeared in the newsletter. A name may appear more then one time on a page on which it is listed Issue numbers are omitted to allow two-column listing on the page. For convmience in searching - -~;-:~6~t.~,j;~.;:!~--a~~7~:l9.i.~~~!~~:J~.~;l!~1=~~g~fi.!~~E!r~~3~~~!.:...x.:·x.<·:r..~ ;1S~~t~~~:~~t;;:~:~:~:s;=~=~~~~=~~~~~~;~~~~~~t#}~=~~~?.E;;;:~~-~:~~;~~ ~s~~.!t~~ ~~;:::::::! 155 ITLER, Susan 69,80 HILLES. Heinrich LudWig 'II ., v CKERNECHT, Waler C. BRIGHT. Suzanne S. 178 2 145 140,141,143 145 145 146 197 LAKER. Aniso V. S. OSSCHE. Sharon Vanden 4 4 68 67 RACHMAN. Barbara RACHMAN , Joseph RADFORD. Creda RADFORD. Lu~ (Sa!T1)Son) RADFORD. Mary RADFORD, Mile 12 DEN, Lucy DEN, Mer~ (Weston) EXANDER. Mary B. 12 5 145 145 138 TA, MafiW Gray TA,Ann ATA, Ann Hope ATA, Wlbm Harrel Jr 69 5 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 69 152 145 143 REWSTER. Asenalh RENVSTER,Debocah(Hwm) 144 144 144 143 144 67 69 5 174 72 63 72 67 173,175 BER, Benjanin BER. Moses BER. Ruth-5 TLETT.Da~ 12 RYANT. Hiram RYANT, lyda (WadsWorth) UCHHOLZ, Eugene UCHHOLZ. Jane UCHOLZ, Betty 152 152 52.151-;-154 67 TLETT. Eizabeth Rathbone TLETT, Elhan MacKenzie TLETT. Evyn 67 67 67 67 63 213 21 2 213 213 212 81 12 59.133 2.9 .10.12.76 81 81 10 10 12 2,12,155 75 59 68 AINE, James S. AINE.LucyA W. (Weston) AINE. Sarah Ann (Sa~T1)500) ALDWELL . Harry AMPBELL, George P ARVER . Carol Soule ARVER , Krislopher Michael 148 148 148 4 4 121 121 121 ITLER, Freeman Wlller-9 69 21 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETIER, VOL. XXXIV, NO. 1 JANUARY, 2000 ASTRO, Patrtcla J . AVANAUGH, Mary E. (Dolan) HANDLER, Fred HANDLER. Lydia Daring? HANDLER. Mercy (Daring) HANDLER. Peleg HASE. Donald Mrs OGDELL. Oaysle Norfleet OLEHAMER, RaymondC. 213 153 152 145 145 145 REEMAN, ,6.bigail (Weston) R EEMAN. Belhla 141 147 147 141 80 147 141 69 151 63 212 5 REV. Ernest A. ULLER, Douglas L ULLERTON. John 59 69 141 141 74 152 152 152 69 68 ORNETT, Branci lee OX, Cary OX. Reb Katherine OX. Shawn RANDAll, Daniel RANDALL. Nanc:y Amra RONN, Sarah Emma ROUCH. Stephen D. AVIDSON, Fannie Tn.man ELANO,Asa ELANO. Oela A. 67 68 68 68 68 63 63 81 IPSON, Jane Pulen Gov ODREAU , Carol ONZALO, Branda ONZALO,Irls E. ONZALO, VIncente Dr OOOWIN, Ablgaii"Abbie• OODWIN, ,6.bi~il (Torry) OODWIN. Thomas 78 78 2 70 70 70 152 152 152 216 123 174 175 5 213 147 149 147 149 ELANO, Patience Burgess ELANO, Winlhrop 0 . ENISON, Shirley (Thomas) ESROSIERS. Betty OTY, Edward RAPER . Nele LLIS, Frank W . LLIS. Marcie C . (Gage) LLIS. Milon K . NOS, Jennifer Lynn NOS, Kristi Ga)4e NOS, Phyls Ann Soule RICKSON , Bertha RICKSON . Bertha May Soule RICKSON , Bradey Dean 147 149 6& 67 77 68 59,144 136 149 149 149 67 67 5 69 155 155 10 67 176 176 61 60 61 69 All, Margaret All, Ruth ANCHETT, Ulan 69 69 11,60,134,182 153 6,7,8,9,10 2,13-H,16,52 60,129.222 8.60 60 81 67,79 81 67 198 RICKSON. Christine RICKSON, Janet Lynn (Haynes) 67 RICKSON, Morgan Ray ANS, ~nus Byron-10 ANS, Valorie-11 ERS, ~ster 67 69 67 137 151 151 151 Byron Jr AUNCE. George 22 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER, VOL. XXXIV, NO. 1 JANUARY, 2000 AYNES. Janet Lynn EALY,Chuck EAVEN.Ka~ EMS, Kaltlr;n C. ERRING, Joanne Rhome ODGES. Margaret Kn~ OGDON. Allee R. (Burnett) ORNUS, Dorolhy J. OWARN,Doly OWARN. Elzabeth OWARN, Joseph PlMES, Judttt PlMES. Judth (McLau~ln) PLMES, Spencer UNT. Huldah UNT, Huldah (Delano) UNT, S.~n~el Jr UNT. Sarah UNT.Z~aS . UTVHISON, Alex Alen CE, Wllam DE. Kay Guida ACOBY, Eleanor Lula Soule ENKINS, Sophronia OHNSON, Gene OHNSON, Ruth OHNSTON, Barbara OHNSTON, Hannah Norele OHNSTON, Marla OHNSTON, Mathew 211 211 211 142 67 2,3.62 213 212 63 10 198 198 4 152 213 150 150 150 147 147 147 144 144 14
er ULE, Freema~10 ULE. Freen~ 138 139 52 147 1S2 4 5 5 5 149 4 131 153 " 68 sa 57,79,80,81 214 83 83 139 81 80,81,82 68 142 68,69 148 5,131 155 139 150 149 139 146,151 16.71 12 217 216 143 147 69.83,139 152 149 149 61,146 139 131 ,155 155 75 ULE, George ULE. George B. Sr-7 ULE, George B.-7 LE. George J .-8 ULE, George Jr-8 ULE, George Lee P.-9 . ULE, George W .-8 ULE, George-1 ULE. George-1 ULE. George-1 ULE. George-2 ULE, George-4 ULE, Ge«ge-5 ULE. George-6 ULE, George-7 ULE, Gertrude Ul E. Gertrude-1 0 ULE, Gitlert Alred ULE. Gltlert Randal ULE, Gibert-7 ULE. Grace May ULE, Grace May-8 ULE. Guy L.-8 ULE, Guy Laurence ULE. H~rry Lynn ULE. Hannah K.-6 ULE. Hannah P. ULE, Hannah Partrldge-8 1,4,59,60,73,139 4,5 ULE, Edward F. ULE, Edward F.-8 ULE. Edward Sidney-9 ULE, Edwin A. ULE,EdMn~7 4 152 4 149 153 146-51 ,165 4 ,5,51,53,66,67-8 72,75,77 '14().2,144 68.89,155 68,69,155 69.68 143 147,152 68 ULE,Eiaine ULE, Elaine C. ULE, Eljah ULE. Eljah Capt ULE, Eljah-6 ULE. Eljah-7 ULE. Efizabelh ULE. Elzabeth L.-8 ULE. Elzabeth P-8 ULE. Elzebelh Parker-9 ULE, Eizabeth-7 69 81 79,80 68.69 4,5 62 152 152 62 80 145 139 150 ULE. Elsa Phldela ULE, Enma 80 131 ,155 139 142,144 ULE, Esther-5 ULE. Eugene T. ULE, Eugene T.-8 ULE. Ezekial-4 ULE. Ezeki&S ULE, Eze~5 1~. 141 139 153 140 143,148 141,143,146,151 26 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER, VOL. XXXIV, NO. 1 JANUARY, 2000 ULE,J~7 144 145 8 12 139 139 151 143 146,151 149 12 131 ULE. Jonathan ULE, Jonathan Frederk:ks ULE. Jonathaf)-5 ULE, Joseph ULE, Joseph ULE. Joseph A ULE, JosephAicld&-7 ULE. Joseph F.-8 ULE, Joseph-4 ULE. Joseph-4 ULE, Joseph-5 ULE. Joseph-6 ULE, Joseph-7 ULE, Josephine-9 ULE. Joshua Bishop ULE. Joshua-3 ULE, Joshua-3 UlE. Joshue-4 ULE. ULE. ULE, ULE, Joshua-5 Josiah Josiah-3 Josiah-3 175 69 140 175,216 139 12.139 147,152 152 150-2,216 51 ,141-3,145-7 4.5 4,5,68,69 155 146 144 67 67 216 51,140,143-4,147-8 150,152,218 140 61,141,142 69 148,150 77,142,144,145 140,142,145,149,150 142 148 139 147 148 HeNn~rd Russel 5 153 73 145 5 83 83 155 139 146 153 154 75 75,150 75 145,150 75,141,142,145,150 142,145,150 213 148 144 UlE, Josiah-5 . ULE. Josiah-6 ULE, Josua-3 ULE, Judth ULE, Judth ~s-7 ULE. Justus-7 UlE. Kenneth S. ULE, Kent-8 ULE, Kumcah ULE. Lauren Alexis ULE. Lavina-6 ULE. lavlna-7 ULE, Lawrence Pofter- 7 OULE. Lawrence Wlnsor-9 ULE, lee ULE. lee Casie ULE, Leonard ULE,Le.....5 ULE, linda Dionne ULE, LIZZie P. ULE. Loise A. ULE, lot ULE,L~7 68 149 211 69 144 148 147,216 149 69 15 68 140 141 69 80 141 68 139 139 139 153 147 75 4,139 139 149 Jonn c. Jr 211 211 211.216 61.77,140-8.150-1 140 81 ,140 142 ULE. Loutsa-7 ULE. Lucetta-8 ULE. Lucius Gillert ULE,Lucy ULE, Lucy B. 77 80 69,145 139 27 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER, VOL. XXXIV, NO.1 JANUARY, 2000 145 149 143 145 61 153 140-1 ,144,147-8,152 144.147.152 69 4,5,87 75 67,140,141,144,146 142 4 1,4 151 4,5 75 214 69 141 62 15l 62,139,154 147,151 139 151 143,146 147 146 216 80 87 150 4,139 141 139 150 140 142 147 139 150 149 12 4 69 Oscar Burton Oscar Burt~ Lyd8 Freeman-5 Lyda P. Lyell P.-8 LVlfa-5 Nele Elen Nicholls Brow.ne-8 5 139 83 139,216 147 143 83,129,146 139 152 150 147 140 142,144 Ptltlenc:e ULE, Peleg Peleg Spra~7 216 139 73 146 62,139 152 216 147 216 217 83 68 LE, Mary Townsend-7 LE, Mary-5 LE, Mary-6 .. E. Prtscilll Bradford-7 LE. Prtscila Bradford-9 4,5 142 149 146 LE, E. LE. LE, Merle Le'Ms Micah A. Micah A. (AJden?)-7 Micah A.-9 81 139 149 68 80 5 68,69 83 140 213 70 81 142 71 69 138 139 150 140,142,145,149,150 142,145,149 145 59 77 28 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER, VOL. XXXIV, NO. 1 JANUARY, 2000 69 68 sa 139 141 153 5 Saklmith Weston-7 69 75 8 ,0,11 4 75 141,143,147,152 139 149 146,151 69 81 68,69,155 4,5,67,141.151,216 141 61,143 147 3,11.16 2 147 140 139 143 174 67 138,218 67 173,174 174 174 67 174 67 174 174 174 136 2 174 69 69 174 149 Alee May-9 149 Rowenz Harrlet-9 140 , Constanl-5 . Hannah Scales 141 . Jedediah 141 140 140 Sempson-6 E,Sanull E. Selftlel Jr-7 LE, Sanuel P. ULE. Sime«<3r~7 Slmean-3 Simeon-5 Sindey Churc:n-B Solomon-S ULE. Sophia 138 147 146 142 145 131 61.142-3,145-6.150 145,150 81 139,145 148 150 139 81 ,82 140,141 142,144 144 148 139 141,14...147.148,152 144,147 149 155 69 10 63,139 147 143147,151 .216 57.79.139 148 69 146 144 70 144 Susannah 63 Sylvanus-3 Sylvla-5 E. Sytvla/Syllllna-5 4.5.67 142 141 5,139 143,147.152 148,153 147 29 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER, VOL. XXXIV, NO. 1 JANUARY, 2000 140 176 176 178 176 176 176 176 HOMAS. 1<8nnelh Edwer0-1 0 HOMAS, KaMelh Russel-11 81 67 81 17 77 77 77 176 176 69 176 176,177 176 2 137 JOLE, Jason Christopher RNER . PeiiW 67 10 150 81 81 176 176 89 178 176 176 69.214 73 119,120 119 119 AD DELL. /lurey Jane AOSWORTH, Abagall (Brer:lor 143 AOSWORTH , Cynthia AOSWORTH, John AOSWORTH,l)da (Perry) AOSWORTH, Sarah B 67 176 176 176 176 143 149 149 149 143 176 178 176 70 214 70 174 70 2 .7.1 2,64 ALLACE, S.rbara ALLACE, Bob ALLACE, Robert (Bob) ATERMAN. ~rtha Storrs 2,9,1 2,15 16 12 153 73 9,10.11.134 EST. SUsannah ESTON, Jane ESTON. Mary (Southworth) 63 70 63 144 211 211 175 211 175 144 144 152 144 83 12,15 INSOR, :Lorenzo D. INSOR, AblgeiiS. (Chandler) INSOR. AnnleM. 153 153 153 148 67 146 146 146 59 59 217 INSOR, LucyW. (Weston) INSOR. RO'M!flll Harriet 9,11 .16,133 2,12 149 149 148 217 148 149 ITIE, Bernice L. RIGHT. Bzabeth Kl!Stine RIGHT. Krlsti Geyte (Enos) 211 67 67 67 30 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER, VOL. XXXIV, NO.1 JANUARY, 2000 SOULE KINDRED TOPIC INDEX- VOL. XXXm - 1999 This index covered articles published in 1999. 'Ibo&c listed usually cowred most of a page, but others arc included if 1hey appear significant for ~ Soules at complete Atlantic: Cab•reprint Many Varioua Mesugea Many Various Messages List Topic and Sender List Topic and Sender Listing various Family Organizations Suggestions from Charles J . Sowles Mass 1633-1850 - many names Michigan 1840-1899 -some names Need incorporate MA etc Various atMties, those attending, etc Report on activities - meeting Etc. Plans for annual meleting Message on ear1y plana for California Announce those named Made Freeport famous before L.. L Bean Letters of daughter - earty 1800's Genealogy 1662-1912 Desc George II - EleYen Gene111tion,s 1850 Census - E mail 1850 Cesua- Email 20th Century Notable Americans=Email (NA,VA,NC,NY,TN,PAJ - Email b. NY 1~seek trace to George-1 Reprint listing Soule family genealoglies 138-54 17-43 90-116 163-172 210-210 89 64-66 Message .-.:..unn:>n 156-62 156 59-61 6-18 1998 _ .."""'" 1999 neunlllf11999 ltciii!Unl
Mght-seek descendants ule, Ebenezer - Search for rents 10 204 167 28 201 97 41 ule, G -Barrington-is he a direct dee George • b 1834 Barrington NY ule, George II- WILL le, George Will NY le, Geotg~1 WILL le, illiam I 16 1 31 16-t 28 167 94 185 91 le,Jecob ule, Jacob -Ptymouth le, James - Will le, James ME le, James/Holmes, Molly - ME le, Jedediah ule, John & Mary le, John - questions on wife ule, Jonathan e, Jonathan - Freeport le, Jonathan • MA [TX 77} ule, Jonathan [tD Waterville) ule, Jonathon • Seek info le, Jonathon -b Ju 13,1761 le, Lydia & Isaac Gage-Seek info 202 203 165 166 203 205 106 169 1 165 202 165 165 164 165 165 164 167 166 167 '8 164 166 166 / le, Mac:Oc:N.
Michigan e, ErwiniiMin le/Gill le/Harglll leiHolman ref ~olman-Ref for Cozette£4 list) lellearned Marriages , le/P8nridge MA leiPeny- Madison Co NY ~e~Poik e,SUsannah , Wilbur L> Obit- LA 1So'411tes., AndreW es C.J..:Book on wa , Patricia E - lineage as, Wllliam-b NY ca1809 ISOiilllte&, William-NY 1809 ISo'4vleS,LewisiMaNin,Mary DAR [3] es,Milford/Kendali,Annie-DAR ·--Adams·-vr - - ·- -- 1 - 18 - 1Stlrwlflls1Bol'lllaw& - OAR les in C8na.da-detail several familie tes in Idaho les in llWat of 1812 les Marriages Delaware Co, IN les Rev. War-Abstract Graves les. Elias-Holding, Louisa le&, Howland li:»>O..rte5. John W.-correct errors ·, es/Bowen-Utah esiBradford, PA 165 18 202 165 167 18 1 lSowles/Miott/MaNin.:..oAR [2] prit Fllyer-previolis correspondence ns Genealogy IOIP County Penn-Soule names ateeMie ME Soules 167 hite, Mehitable [3] . 208 ite, M~- paren1s of .t::;:=;:•:!;E;:Iiza=be:th/H~~owla~~nd~,Je:rerru!!!!!!! ·a~h!..,__ _~1~66~ ltemore/Soule.marriage into I Draft Records for research 34 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER, VOL. XXXIV, NO. 1 JANUARY, 2000 SOULE KINDRED INDEXES AVAILABLE A third index has been completed for about 1,000 persons who are descendants but do not have the name Soule or other spelling variations. This Surname Index was created primarily from lineages submitted recently by members of Soule Kindred. It should be used with our earlier indexes and the supplement published in the 1992 Soule Kindred Newsletter Summer edition (Volume XXVI, No.3). Also available are copies of the original index created by Dr. Milton Terry, listing more than 7,000 individuals with the name Soule, including codes for the source of information and a numbering system for tracing lineage of many individuals. That index includes the names of the spouse of about 5,000 of the individuals. Those spouse names have been indexed in alphabetic order with name and code number of the individual in the original Terry index. However, you must have the Terry index to use the spouse index. The cost of each of the three indexes is a standard $10.00, including mailing. They are printed on 8Y2 by 11 inch paper. PLEASE SEND: Surname Index Spouse Index Terry Index _ _ _ _ __ _ copies @ $10.00 each _ _ __ __ _ copies @ $10.00 each _ _ _ _ __ _ copies@ $10.00 each AMOUNT TOTAL Send order to: Charles Jack Sowles P. 0. Box 329 St. Francisville, IL 62460 MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO: SOULE KINDRED IN AMERICA, INC. Name: Address: City: _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ State: _ __ _ Zip: _ _ __ 35 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER, VOL. XXXIV, NO.1 JANUARY, 2000 E-MAIA AMPEI:I:EI: NAME Allstott, Maria Elana Soule Bishop, Robert Buchholz, Eugene Campbell, Clay D. Castro, Patricia Clark, Ann and/or Tom Watkins Cook, Elizabeth Croteau, Beatrice Gaudlitz, Lauren Godreau, Carol Hall, Mary Susan Hall, Ruth E. Hannon, Ruth Healy, Chuck Herring, Joann Rhome Johnston, Barb Johnston, Pat Keldgord, Robert "Bob" E. Kenyon, Russel W. Kreger, Lewis Kruse, Brian L. Lowman, Carolyn Soule Maddux, C. J. Nielsen, Eloise Richardson, Mrs. Diane L. Rocke, Margaret "Peg" Schlosser, Christine Schlosser, Gerry Sowle Sheldon, Robert Soule, Gary M. Soule, Thomas Fry, Jr. Soules, Bob Soules, Les Turner, Paula J. Verdoorn, Joan Vessely, Pat Wall ace, Bob & Barbara Yaezenko, Suzette E-MAIL ADDRESS Allstot@gte.net RmBishop@aol.com buchholz@powerweb.net WYNTER1213@aol.com kearneysearch@worldnet.att.net acmeannie@redshi ft. com Cookkin@aol.com hankc@epix.net lrg larson@hotmail.com cgodreau@ neuron.uchc.edu glasshall@aol.com ruthhall@worldnet.att.net rl flare@att. net cehealy@aol.com quiltertu@aol.com fussfoot@aol.com Patticak25@aol.com SacChief _aol.com @ KNVR44@prodigy.com Lkreger60@aol.com ekruse@internetn i.com lowman@greencafe.com cmaddox@sitevision.com hnielsen@hm. bradley .edu drich@arwest.com PegRocke@aol.com cschloss@expec.com gsoelesch@aol.com bobsheldon@compuserve.com garysoule@prioritymanagement.c om JeSoule@aol.com soulesbob@aol.com lesliesoules@cbiinternet.com wht@netsightsinc.com verdoorn@inreach.com vessely@hevanet.com Babspenwow@aol.com suzette@moscow.com OTHER INFORMATION 2000 reunion host Soule Kindred President Jenkins & Dunham surname links to Soule Webmaster researching gr-grandmother Eli za Soule Soule Kindred newsletter editor Soules from Kalamazoo and Calhoun Counties, MI Kenyon, Burdick, Babcock, Crandall, Canfield, Livermore, Soule research William "The Loyalist" Soule research Mayflower web site Soule Kindred secretary Soule Kindred Past President Sole research, The Sole Society- United Kingdom http://home.inreach.com/verdoorn 36 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETIER, VOL. XXXIV, NO. 1 JANUARY, 2000 37 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETIER, VOL. XXXIV, NO.1 JANUARY, 2000 SOULE KINDRED NOTE PAPER New stock of Soule Kindred In America notepaper has arrived. The notepaper measures 8.5 X 11 inches folded into quarters. It is available in paclcets of 10 notes with envelopes for $5.00 plus $1.00 postage. i I ; 1 ! r·------------------ 1 ~ ! i I f i I I ! i ~ i ! : i ~ i : ·...__.-. ~ ~ j f i ! i i I i i I i ~ ~ ~ I i ! ! ~ ~ I : ~: l i i i i ·s..ee H •• .... Pll•••• PI••••••••· Plr•••••· ••••·• ! ! i ! ! L-·---· ---------·- ·-·------'i Please send: Packet(s) (10 notes with envelopes)@ $S.OO + $1.00 postage per packet: $ _ _ __ A!5 ~~-------------------------------------------------------------------------STREET ADDRESS Cl1Y - - - - - - - - - - - - S T A T E - - - - - - - - ZIP NAME Please make your check payable to Soule Kindred In America, Inc. and send to: Soule Kiodrcd In America, Inc. Betty-lean Haner, Treasurer 53 New Shaker Road Albany, NY 12205-3615 38 .. ... SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER ORDER FORM 1967 - 1990 issues - $2.50 per issue; $10.00 for I year of issues L99 1 - present issues - $3.75 per issue; $ L5.00 for 1 year of issues Complete sets are available for $ 125.00 (excluding copies not listed below) plus $10.00 shipping in the US. Copies not listed below can be copied at a cost of 5 cents per page plus collating and stapling charges. I enclose 1967-V. 1 1968-V. 2 1969-V. 3 1970-V. 4 197 1-V. 5 1972-V. 6 1973-V. 7 1974-V. 8 1975-V. 9 1976-V. 10 1977-V. ll 1978-V. 12 1979-V. 13 1980-V. 14 198 1-V. 15 1982-V. 16 1983-V. 17 $ # I( # I( # I( # I( # l( # I( #l( # I( # l( # I( # I( # I( # I( # I( # I( ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) for #3( #3( #3( #3( #3( #3( #3( #3( #3( #3( #3( #3( #3( #3( #3( #3( #3( ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) copies of back issues as checked. 1984-V. 18 1985-V. 19 1986-V. 20 1987-V. 2 1 1988-V. 22 1989-V. 23 1990-V. 24 199 1-V. 25 1992-V. 26 1993-V. 27 1994-V. 28 1995-V. 29 1996-V. 30 1997-V. 3 1 1998-V. 32 1999-V. 33 2000-v. 34 # I( # I( #I( # I( # I( # l( # l( #I( # l( ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) #2( #2( #2( #2( #2( #2( #2( #2( #2( #2( #2( #2( #2( #2( #2( ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) #4( #4( #4( #4( #4( #4( #4( #4( #4( #4( #4( #4( ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) # I( ) # I( ) # I( ) # I( ) # I( #2( #2( #2( #2( #2( #2( #2( #2( #2( #2( #2( #2( #2( #2( #2( ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) #3( #3( #3( #3( #3( #3( #3( ) ) ) ) ) ) ) #4( ) #4( ) #4( #4( #4( #4( #4( #4( ) ) ) ) ) ) #3( ) #3( #3( #3( #3( #3( ) ) ) ) N/A N/A N/A #4( ) #4( ) #4( ) Send this form along with your check made payable to Soule Kindred In America, Inc. to: Betty-Jean Haner 53 New Shaker Rd. A lbany, NY 12205 -36 15 NAME £) STREET ADDRESS .CITY STATE ZIP OQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ SOULE KINDRED IN AMERICA, INC. 53 NEW SHAKER ROAD ALBANY, NEW YORK 12205-3615 NON-PROFIT ORG. U.S. POSTAGE House, The General Society of Mayflower Descendants, Plymouth, Massachusetts, June 1998 PAID ST. LOUIS, MO PERMIT No. 4384 ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED CHARLES J SOWLES POBOX 329 ST FRANCISVILLE, IL 62460
0 comments
