Edwin Gaines Sloan and Caroline S. Norton
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3 M James Park Sloan IV (details suppressed for this person)
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Catherine Norton
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Born: 31 May 1922
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Mother: Mae Cannon (1884-1971) 1
John Bradley Sitton and Celena Jackson Norton
Husband John Bradley Sitton 1
Born: 28 Nov 1810 - Pickens Co., SC
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Buried: - Pendleton Presbyterian Church, Anderson Co., SC
Father: Phillip Sitton (1791-1827) 1
Mother: Sarah Bradley ( - ) 1
Marriage: 31 Dec 1837 - Pickens Co., SC
Wife Celena Jackson Norton 1
Born: 15 Apr 1814 - Old Pickens, Pickens Co., SC
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Buried: - Pendleton Presbyterian Church, Anderson Co., SC
Father: Jeptah Norton (1770-1862) 1
Mother: Elizabeth Moore (1782-1873) 1
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1 M Augustus John Sitton 1
Born: 16 Dec 1838
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Buried: - Pendleton Presbyterian Church, Anderson Co., SC
Spouse: Leila Eugina Aull (1864-1925) 1
Marr: 6 Aug 1884
2 F Alice Elizabeth Sitton 1
Born: 31 May 1842
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Buried: - Walhalla West View Cemetery, Oconee Co., SC
Spouse: Maj Styles P Dendy (1839-1907) 1
Marr: 2 Nov 1871
3 M Frank Lee Sitton 1
Born: 8 May 1844
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Buried: - Seneca Mountain View, Oconee Co., SC
Spouse: Selena G Jones (1848-1909) 1
Marr: 9 May 1866
4 F Mary Jane Sitton 1
Born: 23 Jun 1846 - Pendleton, Anderson Co., SC
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Buried: - Pendleton Presbyterian Church, Anderson Co., SC
Spouse: William Walker Russell (1845-1924) 1
Marr: 17 Jan 1866
5 M Miles Norton Sitton 1
Born: 21 Feb 1849
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Buried: - Pendleton Presbyterian Church, Anderson Co., SC
Spouse: Lillian Adasesa Holland (1853-1937) 1
Marr: 1 Nov 1871 - Anderson Co., SC
6 M Henry Phillip Sitton 1
Born: 14 May 1851
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Buried: - Pendleton Presbyterian Church, Anderson Co., SC
Spouse: Amarintha Wilkinson (1856-1906) 1
7 M Joseph Jeptha Sitton 1
Born: 21 Aug 1854
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Buried: - Pendleton Presbyterian Church, Anderson Co., SC
Spouse: Susan Gaillard (1858-1967) 1
Charles Norton and Grace Yonce
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Charles Norton
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Charles Mynn Norton and Mary Poiner Terrell
Husband Charles Mynn Norton 3 4
Born: Feb 1788 - Fredericksburg, , VA 4
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• Occupation 4, President Of Jefferson College
Wife Mary Poiner Terrell 3 4
Born: 13 Aug 1792 - Fayetteville, , NC 4
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Mother: Hannah Goodman (1751- ) 3 4
Charlie A Norton and Alpha Omega Walton
Husband Charlie A Norton 2
Born: 29 Mar 1887
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Buried: - Waltoncem, , Cass, TX
Marriage: 27 Oct 1909
Wife Alpha Omega Walton 2
Born: 10 Oct 1888
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Mother: Mary Green Fagan (1868-1927) 2
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1 F Glenda Norton (details suppressed for this person)
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2 F Elsie Lee Norton 2
Born: 14 May 1909 - , Cass, TX
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Buried: - Waltoncem, , Cass, TX
3 M Norton 2
Born: 24 Oct 1917 - , Cass, TX
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Buried: - Walton Cem, Cass, TX
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Death: or Vivian,Caddo Co. LA
Christopher Norton
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Born: 1494 - Topcliff, Yorkshire
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Christopher Conyers Norton
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Christopher James Norton
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Chuckie Norton
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Clark Wade Norton and Martha Ramey
Husband Clark Wade Norton 1
Born: 1876 - Madison Co., NC
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Buried: - Hillcrest Memorial Park, Pickens Co., SC
Father: Andrew Jackson Norton ( - ) 1
Mother: Cordelia Gentry ( - ) 1
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Marr: 9 Dec 1934 - Pickens Co., SC
2 M William Edgar Norton 1
Born: 11 Jul 1901 - Madison Co., NC
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Buried: - Flat Rock Baptist Church, Pickens Co., SC
Spouse: Rilla Rich (1908-1973) 1
3 F Bessie Norton 1
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Clifford Norton
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3 M Lyman Norton (details suppressed for this person)
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4 F Essie Norton (details suppressed for this person)
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5 F Ina Norton (details suppressed for this person)
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William Alpheus Redfield and Cordelia Jennett Norton
Husband William Alpheus Redfield 6
AKA: William Alpheus Redfield
Born: 10 May 1831 - Killingworth, CT
Christened: 14 Aug 1831 - Killingworth, Middlesex Co., CT 6
Died: 1899 - Humboldt, Allen Co., KS
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Mother: Sarah Evarts ( -After 1860) 6
Marriage: 1867 - Killingworth, Middlesex Co., CT 6
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• Alt. Birth 6, Killingworth, Middlesex Co., CT, 10 May 1831
• Alt. Death 6, Humboldt, Allen Co., KS, 1899
Wife Cordelia Jennett Norton 6
AKA: Cordelia Jennett Norton
Born: 21 Feb 1843 - Killingworth, Middlesex Co., CT 6
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• Alt. Death 6, Humboldt, Allen Co., KS, 14 Nov 1925
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1 F Ellura W Redfield 6
AKA: Ellura W Redfield
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2 M Rodney Bartlett Redfield 6
AKA: Rodney Bartlett Redfield
Born: 1875 - Humboldt, Allen Co., KS
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Buried: 7 Jan 1938 - Mt. Hope, Humboldt, Allen Co., KS
Spouse: Bertha Mercer (1878-1952) 6
Marr: 7 Mar 1901 - Woodson County, KS
3 F Lunetta E. Redfield 6
AKA: Lunetta E. Redfield
Born: 1877 - Humboldt, Allen Co., KS
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Buried: - Mt. Hope, Humboldt, Allen Co., KS
4 M Wilmot A. Redfield 6
AKA: Wilmot Alpheus Redfield
Born: 13 Aug 1880 - Humboldt, Allen Co., KS
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Buried: 5 Jun 1956 - Mt. Hope, Humboldt, Allen Co., KS
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Two other children; believed to have died in infancy, Poss: Ellura W, d. 1875. Redfield book, No. 839: "Mechanic; living in Killingworth". William W. Redfield was the first cousin of J.C., Orrin Sylvanus, and Richard Randolph Redfield. He was encouraged by J.C. to leave Connecticut in 1869 and come to Kansas. From Cutler's "History of the State of Kansas", Part 6:
WILLIAM A. REDFIELD, manufacturer of carriages, buggies, etc., was born at Killingworth, CT., May 10, 1831, and began business life at the age of eighteen years, embarking in a carriage repair shop, which business he conducted for a number of years, and was, also, for some fifteen years, engaged in merchandisin at the same place. He came to Humboldt, KS, in 1869, and engaged in the hardware business, selling out in January, 1872, and buying back the same stock in September 1873. In the spring of 1873, he also started the business of carriage building and repairing, and has built up quite an extensive trade. In his establishment he employees fifteen men. Mr. Redfield was for five years Treasurer of Humboldt Township, also for two years a member of the City Council[Downing.ged]
First cousin to J.C.Redfield; their fathers were brothers. Redfield book, No. 839: "Mechanic; living in Killingworth". William W. Redfield was the first cousin of J.C., Orrin Sylvanus, and Richard Randolph Redfield. He was encouraged by J.C. to leave Connecticut in 1869 and come to Kansas. From Cutler's "History of the State of Kansas", Part 6: WILLIAM A. REDFIELD, manufacturer of carriages, buggies, etc., was born at Killingworth, CT., May 10, 1831, and began business life at the age of eighteen years, embarking in a carriage repair shop, which business he conducted for a number of years, and was, also, for some fifteen years, engaged in merchandisin at the same place. He came to Humboldt, KS, in 1869, and engaged in the hardware business, selling out in January, 1872, and buying back the same stock in September 1873. In the spring of 1873, he also started the business of carriage building and repairing, and has built up quite an extensive trade. In his establishment he employees fifteen men. Mr. Redfield was for five years Treasurer of Humboldt Township, also for two years a member of the City Council Although only a cousin of Josiah C. Redifled, his family documents are included here as he was part of the Redfield tribe to settle the state of Kansas in its formative years.
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Complete obituary from the Humboldt "Union" Newspaper, 1925: MRS. C. JENNETT REDFIELD Was an Early Settler here; her life a long and useful one; Mr. Redfield established first industrial plant in Humboldt; the Redfield family one of the pioneers.
The funeral of Mrs. Cordelia Jennett Redfield, who passed away Saturday Morning November 14, 1925, at her home 420 North Ninth street, was held Monday afternoo from the Presbyterian church at 2:30 p.m. Interment was in Mount Hope cemetery She was laid by the side of her husband, W. A. Redfield, who passed on in 1899
Mrs. Redfield, nee Norton, was born in Killingworth, Middlesex county, Connecticut, in 1843, and on February 21, 1926, would have been 83. She was married to W. A. Redfield in 1867. She was a member of the Womean's Missionary society of the Presbyterian Church.
Miss Norton united with the Congregational church in her girlhood, transferring her membership to the Presbyterian church when she became Mrs. Redfield; for th Redfields are ever unyielding Scotch Presbyterians of the John Calvin and John Knox type, as the writer, being a Redfield, knows.
In 1868, W. A. Redfield, influenced by his cousin, J. C. Redfield, who had come with the Geneva colony to Allen county in 1857, visited Humboldt and, after looking the situation over, foresaw the possibilities of this then new country, returned to Connecticut, and in 1869, moved to Humboldt. He built the home at 320 North Ninth. On the rear of this property he built the Redfield wagon and buggy shop and began the manufacture of these vehicles. He thus became identified with the first industries of this city. This was before the advent of any railroad. The wagons and buggies turned out by Mr. Redfield were of the highest quality as to material and workmanship. No better men ever laid hand upon tools than those engaged by him in the manufacture of his product. They were Mr. Shirk, who did the wood work; Mr. Copeland, blacksmith whose skill was of such a high order that his work was known as "cabinet work in iron"; the carriage trimming was by J. G. Eberstein, of Chicago, who was induced to come west only after much persuasion. His work was art itself; the painting was by the late George Hettinger, whose skill with the brush is too well known by old timers to make any addition necessary here.
The passing of time has proven Mr. Redfield's far seeing vision to have been absolutely correct; but events moved too slow; the country was not yet ready fo the grade of goods he was manufacturing; money was scarce; the panic of 1873; the failure of Jay Cook & Company, bankers, of New York, all but bankrkuped Kansas.
Later, Mr. Redfield entered the hardware business with another cousin under the firm name of W. A. and O. S. Redfield. They dissolved and Mr. Redfield engaged in the grocery and other business to the time of his death in 1899.
Women who came to this land better than half a century ago were of sturdy stock and the mothers of a race of men. To appreicate this was to have lived here in the fifties and sixties.
Of five children three survive; R. B. Redfield, proprietor of the Chanute Produce company; Wilmot A. Redfield; of the Humboldt National bank; and Miss Lunetta, the daughter, who has cared, with her brother, Wilmot, for their mothe since the death of husband and father.
Mrs. Redfield leaves two neices, daughters of her brother. They are; Mrs. Fran Whipple, of Amherst, Mass., and Mrs. George B. Bienapfl of Denver. It is a mos happy situation that Mrs. Bienapfl will and can remain at the home and be a companion for Miss Lunetta, at least for the present. The community extends it deepest sympathy to the surviving ones.
The Redfields have ever been pioneers. First in Massachusetts; then Connecticut; from there to the Western Reserved, Ohio, in 1815, then owned by the State of Connecticut; then Kansas in 1857. R. R. Redfield was the first to bring music to this section, organizing the Humboldt band in 1866. Kansas is the final resting place of two branches of the Redfield tree.
The 1910 census shows her living with Lunetta and Wilmot. Her parents were als born in Connecticut.[Downing.ged]
Complete obituary from the Humboldt "Union" Newspaper, 1925: MRS. C. JENNETT REDFIELD Was an Early Settler here; her life a long and useful one; Mr. Redfield established first industrial plant in Humboldt; the Redfield family one of the pioneers. The funeral of Mrs. Cordelia Jennett Redfield, who passed away Saturday Morning November 14, 1925, at her home 420 North Ninth street, was held Monday afternoo from the Presbyterian church at 2:30 p.m. Interment was in Mount Hope cemetery She was laid by the side of her husband, W. A. Redfield, who passed on in 1899 Mrs. Redfield, nee Norton, was born in Killingworth, Middlesex county, Connecticut, in 1843, and on February 21, 1926, would have been 83. She was married to W. A. Redfield in 1867. She was a member of the Womean's Missionary society of the Presbyterian Church. Miss Norton united with the Congregational church in her girlhood, transferring her membership to the Presbyterian church when she became Mrs. Redfield; for th Redfields are ever unyielding Scotch Presbyterians of the John Calvin and John Knox type, as the writer, being a Redfield, knows. In 1868, W. A. Redfield, influenced by his cousin, J. C. Redfield, who had come with the Geneva colony to Allen county in 1857, visited Humboldt and, after looking the situation over, foresaw the possibilities of this then new country, returned to Connecticut, and in 1869, moved to Humboldt. He built the home at 320 North Ninth. On the rear of this property he built the Redfield wagon and buggy shop and began the manufacture of these vehicles. He thus became identified with the first industries of this city. This was before the advent of any railroad. The wagons and buggies turned out by Mr. Redfield were of the highest quality as to material and workmanship. No better men ever laid hand upon tools than those engaged by him in the manufacture of his product. They were Mr. Shirk, who did the wood work; Mr. Copeland, blacksmith whose skill was of such a high order that his work was known as "cabinet work in iron"; the carriage trimming was by J. G. Eberstein, of Chicago, who was induced to come west only after much persuasion. His work was art itself; the painting was by the late George Hettinger, whose skill with the brush is too well known by old timers to make any addition necessary here. The passing of time has proven Mr. Redfield's far seeing vision to have been absolutely correct; but events moved too slow; the country was not yet ready fo the grade of goods he was manufacturing; money was scarce; the panic of 1873; the failure of Jay Cook & Company, bankers, of New York, all but bankrkuped Kansas. Later, Mr. Redfield entered the hardware business with another cousin under the firm name of W. A. and O. S. Redfield. They dissolved and Mr. Redfield engaged in the grocery and other business to the time of his death in 1899. Women who came to this land better than half a century ago were of sturdy stock and the mothers of a race of men. To appreicate this was to have lived here in the fifties and sixties. Of five children three survive; R. B. Redfield, proprietor of the Chanute Produce company; Wilmot A. Redfield; of the Humboldt National bank; and Miss Lunetta, the daughter, who has cared, with her brother, Wilmot, for their mothe since the death of husband and father. Mrs. Redfield leaves two neices, daughters of her brother. They are; Mrs. Fran Whipple, of Amherst, Mass., and Mrs. George B. Bienapfl of Denver. It is a mos happy situation that Mrs. Bienapfl will and can remain at the home and be a companion for Miss Lunetta, at least for the present. The community extends it deepest sympathy to the surviving ones. The Redfields have ever been pioneers. First in Massachusetts; then Connecticut; from there to the Western Reserved, Ohio, in 1815, then owned by the State of Connecticut; then Kansas in 1857. R. R. Redfield was the first to bring music to this section, organizing the Humboldt band in 1866. Kansas is the final resting place of two branches of the Redfield tree. The 1910 census shows her living with Lunetta and Wilmot. Her parents were als born in Connecticut.
General Notes for Child Rodney Bartlett Redfield
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Rodney was killed in a motor vehicle accident; refer to obituary. His infant son who died was the only issue of this marriage. As his brother and sister di not marry, and his 2nd brother died in infancy, the line of William Alpheus Redfield has died out.
General Notes for Child Lunetta E. Redfield
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General Notes for Child Wilmot A. Redfield
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Unmarried. The 1910 census for Humboldt, Allen county, KS, shows his occupatio as bookkeeper for a lumber yard.[Downing.ged]
Unmarried. The 1910 census for Humboldt, Allen county, KS, shows his occupatio as bookkeeper for a lumber yard.
Cornelia Norton
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Crayton Norton
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Daisy Norton
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Daniel Norton
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Daniel Norton
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Daniel Norton
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Born: 13 Sep 1751 - Suffield, Hartford Co., Connecticut 7
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Daniel Greer Norton
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Darlene Sue Norton
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David Norton
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David Norton
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David Norton
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David Norton
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David Norton
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!BIRTH:Descendants of William Wilcoxson of Derbyshire, E n , d Stratford, ConnecticuttDescendants of William Wilcox s o n o f Derbyshire, England, an d Stratford, Connecticut t , Thomas Wilcox; P.O. Box 462; Pasadena, CA 91102, Mimeog ra ph, Spring 1963, p 10
David Norton
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!BIRTH:Descendants of William Wilcoxson of Derbyshire, E n , d Stratford, ConnecticuttDescendants of William Wilcox s o n o f Derbyshire, England, an d Stratford, Connecticut t , Thomas Wilcox; P.O. Box 462; Pasadena, CA 91102, Mimeog ra ph, Spring 1963, p 10
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John C Walko and Deborah Lynn Norton
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