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John OSBORN / Thomasin

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[NI174] John was a tanner. John's will was dated 20 Jul 1603, and was proved 24 Aug 1603. He gave 50 pounds to his youngest daughter Anne, to be paid at age 18 or at her marriage. To eldest daughter Willmen, 50 pounds, to be paid at age 18 or at her marriage. To son Thomas, 80 pounds, to be paid at age 21, with provision that wife Thomazine would have the "bringing up of my children until their ages mentioned above", and would have "the use of these sums and the profits of my lands to be allowed her therefore, until the eldest come to 18 years." "To my said wife, my corn, kine, horse beasts and household stuff and 20 pounds, with proviso that if she marry again she shall give 10 pounds worth of household stuff to be equally divided among my children." He gave 20 shillings to his man Edmund Evernden, and 2 shillings to his "boy" Thomas Dixon. Executors were "Cousin John Smarte and brother Jeremye Osborne, to have 10 shillings each for their pains." Overseers were Father Thomas Osborne and Thomas Allen. Witnesses were Thomas Osborne and Edmund Everden.

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Samuel GAYLORD / Elizabeth HULL

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[NI4135] Samuel was the son of William Gaylord. Came to New England with his father in 1630, probably on the "Mary & John", and settled at Dorchester, MA, and later moved to Windsor, CT. Moved to Hatfield, MA after the death of his first wife. Mary Bronson was his second wife. Will dated 22 Sep 1689, inventory 25 Oct 1689, proved at Hartford 4 Sep 1690.

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Andrew Lewis GARRISON / Louisa BOLE

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[NI17675] Carpenter. Enlisted on 9/17/1864 at Lockport, MI as a Private in H Co, 28th Michigan Infantry. Discharged on 6/7/1865 at Detroit, MI. After the war, he lived in Kalamazoo Co until 1894, when he removed to the city of Three Rivers, St Joseph Co.

He was listed as:
* Admitted 6/1/1865 Harper Hospital, Detroit, MI
-- civilwardata.com

[NI11269] Daughter of James C. and Mary Bole.

[NI11272] MRS. LUCY OUTMAN TAKEN BY DEATH
day afternoon, April 22, at 2 o'clock for Mrs. Lucy Outman, who passed away at her home, after a short illness, although she had been in poor health for some time. d passed away Thursday morning, April 18. She was the daughter of Louisa (Bowles) and Lute Garrison and was married July 3, 1888, to M. J. Outman. To this union were born two children, Lloyd E. Outman and Ferny L. (Outman) Culp. Mr. Outman preceded her in death Nov. 6, 1929. hen they moved to Leonidas. She has since resided here. ut twenty years ago. She was a member of the Rebekah lodge for many years and was also a worker in the Congregational Aid Society. One brother, Perry Garrison, preceded her in death. rteen grandchildren, Harold Outman of Constantine, Doris Meyer of Bronson, Keith Culp of Sturgis, Gaylord Culp of Kalamazoo, Wayne Outman, a Marine in China, Kenneth Culp of the Navy, in California, Leon, Roy, Stanley, Lyle, Ardis and Arlene Outman of Leonidas, Gordon Culp (gold star), and Norma Jean Culp of Mendon; eleven great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews and a host of friends. ldren, Harold, Leon, Roy, Stanley and Lyle Outman, Gaylord Culp, Keith Culp and Ralph Meyer. Interment was in Leonidas cemetery.

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Henry SEATON / Louisa CLABAUGH

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James J. BUSBY / Sarah A. WASSON

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Experience MAYHEW / Remember BOURNE

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[NI6599] Clergyman. Resident of Chilmark. He was a well known missionary to the Indians. Will dated 27 Mar 1753, proved 2 Jan 1759.

[NI1107] Clergyman. Resident of Chilmark. He was a well known preacher to the Indians, and the last of the "Missionary Mayhews".

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Benjamin FREEMAN / Temperence DIMMOCK

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Luke NOBLE / Hannah STEBBINS

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[NI18017] Luke was a farmer in Westfield. He joined the Westfield church 24 Nov 1700. His will was the only one executed by any of the six sons of Thomas Noble.

[NI18136] He was a blacksmith, and moved abt 1743 from Westfield to Great Barrington.

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