DUTOIT: A Family from Moudon, Switzerland
Eliza ADAMS (ID #I7298)
(female)
- BIRTH: 4 SEP 1870, Bedford, Trimble Co., KY
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- DEATH: 20 MAR 1948, Alva, Woods Co., OK
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- REFERENCE: 9
Family 1
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Walter Elmer (Walt) FULTON (b. 28 DEC 1862, d. 30 OCT 1942)
- MARRIAGE: 9 DEC 1886, Medicine Lodge, Barber Co., KS
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Brøderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #2963, Date of Import: Jun 14, 1996 Death C
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Brøderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #2963, Date of Import: Jun 14, 1996 Death C
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George ADAMS (ID #I35404)
(male)
- TITLES/'DIT' NAMES/OCCUPATIONS: a glover and trader
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- EVENT: Misc:
4 NOV 1664, Watertown, Middlesex Co MA
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- DEATH: 10 OCT 1696, Watertown, Middlesex Co MA
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Family 1
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Frances TAYLOR (dates unknown)
- MARRIAGE: ABT 1644, Watertown, Middlesex Co MA
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- +John ADAMS (b. 16 OCT 1645, d. 22 NOV 1732)
- George ADAMS (b. ABT 1647, d. 17 FEB 1732/3)
- Daniel ADAMS (b. ABT 1652, d. 7 NOV 1713)
- Joseph ADAMS (b. 6 MAR 1657)
- Samuel ADAMS (b. ABT 1660)
- Mary ADAMS (b. ABT 1663, d. 10 FEB 1715/6)
- Benjamin ADAMS (d. 26 OCT 1672)
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Mary ADAMS (ID #I34865)
(female)
- BIRTH: 19 AUG 1678, Simsbury, Hartford Co, CT
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- DEATH: 13 SEP 1748, Colchester, New London Co, CT
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Father: John ADAMS (b. 16 OCT 1645, d. 22 NOV 1732)
Mother: Abigail PINNEY (b. 26 NOV 1654, d. ABT 1743)
Family 1
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Andrew CARRIER (b. 7 APR 1677, d. 23 JUL 1749)
- Andrew CARRIER (b. 2 FEB 1705/6, d. 6 DEC 1776)
- John CARRIER (b. 14 JUN 1707, d. ABT 1749)
- +Mary CARRIER (b. 19 APR 1708, d. 2 DEC 1773)
- Thomas CARRIER (b. 20 JUN 1711, d. ABT 1748)
- Benjamin CARRIER (b. 17 SEP 1713, d. 3 JUL 1780)
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- NOTE:
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Note: In many of the records, this surname was spelled "Addams". This could have been a typo or the true spelling but, for the time being, I am using the traditional spelling "Adams".
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- DATA:
CD shows place of marriage as Colchester, CT, rather than Simsbury and Mary's surname, in separate entries, is spelled Adams, as well as Addams. Reference is made to Family History Library microfilm #1312155.
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_George ADAMS _______|
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_John ADAMS _________|
| (1645 - 1732) m 1677|
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| |_Frances TAYLOR _____|
| m 1644 |
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|--Mary ADAMS
| (1678 - 1748)
| _John PINNEY ________
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| _Humphrey PINNEY ____|
| | (.... - 1683) m 1633|
| | |_Johanna (PINNEY) ___
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|_Abigail PINNEY _____|
(1654 - 1743) m 1677|
| _George HULL ________+
| | (1590 - 1659) m 1614
|_Mary HULL __________|
(.... - 1684) m 1633|
|_Thamzen MITCHELL ___
(.... - 1654) m 1614
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Samuel ADAMS (ID #I35409)
(male)
- BIRTH: ABT 1660, Watertown, Middlesex Co MA
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- EVENT: Misc:
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Father: George ADAMS (d. 10 OCT 1696)
Mother: Frances TAYLOR (dates unknown)
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- DATA:
No date given for the first marriage. Married Deborah Bartlett 23 April 1694 at Windsor, CT. She was the daughter of Benjamin and Deborah (Barnard) Bartlett and widow of Jeremiah Gillet, son of Jonathan, who had died 1 March 1692/3.
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_George ADAMS _______|
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|--Samuel ADAMS
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|_Frances TAYLOR _____|
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Samuel Elmer ADAMS (ID #I17367)
(male)
- BIRTH: 1867, Brown Co., Illinois
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- DEATH: AFT 1901
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Father: Benjamin ADAMS (b. 3 FEB 1844, d. 1 OCT 1887)
Mother: Mary MCCOY (b. 29 MAY 1844, d. 25 DEC 1901)
Family 1
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Eliza A. FRANK (b. 1869)
- MARRIAGE: 15 DEC 1888, Brown Co., Illinois
His biography is in the History of Sonoma County, California (1891, pp. 933-934).
Samuel Elmer Adams
A comparatively late arrival in the west and Sonoma county is Samuel E. Adams, who came here from the middle west in 1900 and has every reason to be satisfied with the opportunity for advancement which has come to him during the past decade. The earliest member of the Adams family of whom we have any definite knowledge is the paternal grandfather, Benjamin Adams, who was born in Kentucky and who in an early day became a pioneer settler in Brown county, Ill. Near Mount Sterling he entered a tract of land from the government for which he paid $1.25 an acre, and there his earth life came to a close. The duties which he laid down at his death were assumed and faithfully continued by his son and namesake, Benjamin Adams, until he too laid down the burden of life, his death occurring when he was only forty-four years of age. His marriage united him with Miss Mary McCoy, a native of Brown county, Ill., her father, Samuel McCoy, immigrating there from Ohio. Mrs. Adams survived her husband many years, passing away at the age of sixty-three years.
Of the three children originally comprised in the parental family Samuel Elmer Adams is the only one now living. He was born October 8, 1867, on the farm near Mount Sterling, Brown county, Ill., which had been the home of his grandfather and father before him. He was educated in the public schools in the vicinity, and in addition to his educational training he gained a good insight into farming through doing his share of the chores that almost without exception fall to the lot of farmers’ sons. The training proved timely, for at the time of his father’s early death he was able to step in and assume responsibilities which otherwise would have been impossible. He proved equal to the task thus suddenly laid upon his shoulders, and he continued the management of the farm until he was thirty-three years of age. After spending a short time in Chicago he came to California in 1900, and at Reclamation, Sonoma county, he was fortunate in securing employment as foreman on the Rose ranch, property of the California Sugar Company, where he continued for two years. He then came to Petaluma and became foreman of the warehouse for George P. McNear, after which he was foreman of a large alfalfa ranch in Humboldt county, Nev., for two years. At the end of this experience he again came to Petaluma and for one year was engaged in the poultry business, after which he carried on a grocery business in Santa Rosa for two years. It was in 1909 that he undertook the business in wich he is now engaged in Petaluma, general contracting, teaming, heavy hauling, street grading and excavating. Beginning the business in a modest scale, it has constantly grown until from six to ten four-horse teams are necessary to carry on the business. One of the contracts which he executed was grading the switch yards for the Northwestern Pacific Railroad at Petaluma.
In Brown county, Ill., Mr. Adams was married to Miss Ada Frank, a native of that county, and four children were born of their marriage, Merle, Rita, Nanetta and Ila. In his political sympathies Mr. Adams is a Democrat, and fraternally he is a member of the Redmen and the Woodmen of the World. Push and enterprise are strong points in the make-up of Mr. Adams, and all who know him admire him for his integrity and straightforward business methods.
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Family record provided by Mrs. Edna May Hickman Kokanour, Medford, OR. Seemingly named after his grandfather, Samuel McCoy. Therefore, middle name, if preserved, could be significant.
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according to obituary of Mary McCoy provided by Pat Fusselman.
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_Benjamin ADAMS _____|
| (1844 - 1887) m 1865|
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|--Samuel Elmer ADAMS
| (1867 - 1901)
| _Alexander MCCOY ____
| | (1770 - 1841) m 1796
| _Samuel MCCOY _______|
| | (1797 - 1882) |
| | |_Hannah MCCULLOUGH __+
| | (.... - 1815) m 1796
|_Mary MCCOY _________|
(1844 - 1901) m 1865|
| _William PILSON _____
| | (0175 - 1824)
|_Grizzellah PILSON __|
(1798 - 1869) |
|_Easter TURNER ______
(0175 - 1813)
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Thurza Artemisha ADAMS (ID #I19620)
(female)
- BIRTH: 25 FEB 1897, Grover, Wayne Co., Utah
- DEATH: 03 AUG 1964, Green River, Emery Co., Utah
Family 1
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Cornelius Wendell MCDOUGALL (b. 21 JAN 1893, d. 23 FAB 1932)
- MARRIAGE: 08 SEP 1919, Emery Co., Utah
- +Marjorie MCDOUGALL (b. 14 APR 1920, d. 23 AUG 2003)
- Gilbert Hanks MCDOUGALL (b. abt 1922)
- Samuel Rollin MCDOUGALL (b. abt 1923)
- Shirley MCDOUGALL (dates unknown)
- Don MCDOUGALL (dates unknown)
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Alphonse Ferdinand AGASSIZ 
(ID #I20772)
(male)
- TITLES/'DIT' NAMES/OCCUPATIONS: minister
- BIRTH: 1741, Yverdon, Vaud, Switzerland?
- DEATH: 1827
Father: Jean Pierre Moyse AGASSIZ (bp. 31 JAN 1706, d. 1784)
Mother: Esther BADOUX (bp. 22 AUG 1714)
Family 1
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Elizabeth CHOLLET (dates unknown)
Consacrated in 1768, suffragant at Meyriez 1769-1773, at Faoug 1774, pasteur-suffragant at Baillaigues 1775-1777, at Chevroux 1777-1782, pastor at Villars-le-Grand 1782-1783, at Granges 1783-1827.
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_Christophe AGASSIZ ____|
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_Jean Pierre Moyse AGASSIZ _|
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|--Alphonse Ferdinand AGASSIZ
| (1741 - 1827)
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| _Abraham BADOUX ________|
| | (1670 - 1744) m 1711 |
| | |_____________________
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|_Esther BADOUX _____________|
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| _Isaac DUTOIT _______+
| | (.... - 1731) m 1681
|_Jeanne Benigne DUTOIT _|
(.... - 1756) m 1711 |
|_Claudine DUBRIT ____+
(.... - 1726) m 1681
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Christophe AGASSIZ (ID #I20626)
(male)
- TITLES/'DIT' NAMES/OCCUPATIONS: minister, Classe d'Yverdon
- BIRTH: of Orbe and Bavois
Family 1
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- Anne Judith AGASSIZ (bp. 4 JUL 1701)
- +Charles Louis AGASSIZ (bp. 22 JUL 1703)
- +Jean Pierre Moyse AGASSIZ (bp. 31 JAN 1706, d. 1784)
- Estienne AGASSIZ (bp. 22 JAN 1708)
Christophe or Christophle is the earliest of the Agassiz family that is connected to the famous, later generations in the International Genealogical Index. We strongly suspect that there is much more to the story of this family than we have presently discovered. The family is believed to have been at Bavois as early as the 15th Century, and they were at Orbe at the time of the Reformation.
Christophe is identified as a minister of the Classe d'Yverdon (Gilbert Marion, "Paroisses et pasteurs de la Broye au XVIIIe siècle La classe de Payerne 1675-1798", Bibliothèque historique vaudoise 101, 1990).
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Legend: Protestant minister.
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