NEBRASKA AND MIDWEST GENEALOGICAL RECORD;
                      VOLUME 10; PART 4; OCTOBER, 1932
                         ARTICLE: CULVER RECORDS
                                PAGE 65 - 66

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                               CULVER RECORDS

     These records were copied from an ancient recipe book for General
     Richardson Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, by Mrs.
     Edward V. Howlett. On the inside cover is a business transaction
     dated Boston, June 17, 1777.

     James Culver born, July the 5, 1755

     Adoeryetta Dubois born January the 25. 1761

     James Culver and Adoeryetta Culver was married June the 9. 1782.

     Mary Culver born September the 5, 1783

     Sarah Culver Born September the 15, 1875

     Samuel Culver Born ---- 19. 1787

     Peter and John Culver Born August the 6, 1790

     Cornelius D. Culver born November the 10, 1792.

     Catherine Culver born September the 4 ----

     Harriet C. DGarmo the daughter of John and Sarah Dgarmo was Born
     August the 17. 1808

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        Ý Excerpts from obituary notice [Plymouth, Mich,] "Died on
     Mon. A. M. Sept. 13th, Mrs. Sarah Collyer Shattuck ae. 87
     yrs.......one of Plymouth's pioneers ........ Born near Albany on
     the Hudson 11-22-1799, m. 5-28-1820 to Alfred Shattuck whose
     birthplace was Deerfield, Mass. They came to Plymouth in June,
     1832.
        ý William R. Cutter - Genealogy and Family History of Western
     New York - Vol. II,p. 723.

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   66                    THE NEBRASKA AND MIDWEST

       Henry D C Dgarmo the Son of John and Sarah Dgarmo was Born
     August the 29. 1810

       Mary Ann DGarmo the daughter of John and Sarah Dgarmo was Born
     febury the 21. 1814

       Mary Ann DGarmo died August. 1815