NEBRASKA AND MIDWEST GENEALOGICAL RECORD;
                      VOLUME 10; PART 2; APRIL, 1932
            ARTICLE:  QUERIES AND ANSWERS; ADS AND END NOTES
                                PAGE 39

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                                  QUERIES

       Noland. Stephen Noland, born in North Carolina, migrated to
     Kentucky died in Missouri. He married a Miss Banks, also born in
     North Carolina, died in Missouri. Among their children was Daniel
     Noland, born 1794, died in Estell County, Kentucky. I would like
     to correspond with descendants of Stephen Noland.

                               Mrs. Nancy Noland Hersperger,
                                         Nicholasville, Ky.

       Hill. Caleb Hill married as his second wife a widow, Mary Jolls
     Luther. Would like to know if she was the daughter of Thomas
     Jolls of Bristol, R. I., and more about the Jolls family.
        Luther Hill, born 1773, son of Caleb and Mary (dolls) Hill,
     married, in 1793, Mercy Clark, born 1773. Information wanted of
     Mercy Clark's parents and ancestry.

                                       Mrs. V. L. Hollister,
                                           1754 Pepper Ave.,
                                          Lincoln, Nebraska.

       Dodson. Mary, daughter of John Dodson, born Aug. 1, 1779,
     married ----- Cassidy. Elizabeth, another daughter of John
     Dodson, born Oct. 8, 1786, married Henry Bridenthal. A history of
     Freedom Township, [now in Blair Co.,] Pa. says that the Dodson
     family settled there in 1800. The above Henry Bridenthal lived in
     Blair Co., but nothing is known of the Cassidy family. Mary
     Dodson may have married Cassidy before the Dodson family moved to
     Freedom Township. Has anyone records of this Dodson family? Can
     anyone furnish information regarding the Cassidy family into
     which Mary Dodson married?

                                       Mrs. W. S. Whitten,
                                     1624 South 23rd Street,
                                             Lincoln, Nebr.

                                  ANSWERS

     Norton-Reed - C. W. P. - Oct. 1925. Cornelius Bassett6 Norton
     (Eliakim5, Peter4, Ebenezer3, Joseph2, Nicholasl) was born June
     5, 1778 [not 1751] and was a twin with his sister Mehitable.
     Banks makes the notation that they probably died young. The
     father removed to Norridgewock, Maine. No doubt the whole family
     went to that locality. (Charles Edward Banks, History of Martha's
     Vineyard, Vol. III, p. 369.)

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