0 c 4, 1984, 121 1146, 02331 · 1984-10-04 · counsellor ~ames tiffin, hingham, ma board of...

Lib~~y o0 Cong~eh~ No. C 371, S 717, Volume XVIII, No. 4, Octob~, 1984, 21 Pub~hed by Soule Kin~ed, Inc., P.O. Box 1146, Vuxb~y, Ma4~achU6~ 02331

TRIBUTE TO GEORGE SOULE

WIVLt:ten and p~ehen:ted by Be.:Uy WWeco.Uen

I:t. J..A wah p«de tha-t we thi..A ~bute pay To Geo~ge Soule, o~ Pilg!Um ancehto~, today . He who d~ed to ~ k. hJ..A ail Wah a liltie Pilg!Um band, ~o ~mail.

A ven;t~e on oailh Wa¢ hi..A to k.now To a 6~ee land he Wa4 compelled to go. Wh~e God could be ~owned The Lo~d o6 ail, to the unk.nown and the ~enowned.

Amid the tMmoil o0 ~each~oU6 ~ea4 Wah a66liction, dea-th and di..Aea4e, By the guidance o6 God'~ mighty hand,

. ~al6 w~e to ~each thi..A p~euoU6 land.

Lonu yea.M have pa4~ed ~ince the May6£ow~ ~ved in 1620

(!)hen o~ ancehto~ ba.-tiled I ndiaM and had ~ouble aplenty.

But fiaith in the 0ut~e Wa..6 hJ..A to ~hMe Wah 0antJ~~i a..nd ~.tr..ienM, p~oo6 o6 hJ..A

loving ccUte .

F~om ~~van:t to m~chan:t, o~ ancehtolt came, (vah wi...J.:.dom and co~age he Wa..6 to a.uain A place o0 ~ehpect in the colony, he acheived t·Jhen 0aith in God and hhn6el6, he believed.

I:t. J..A o~ ·plea4~e to ~alute you thi..A day

Soule Kin~ed Reunion .

Vuxb~y, Ma4~achU6·e.it6

Septemb~. 8, 1984

0~ ancehto~, beloved PA.lg!Um Fa.-th~, we ~ay, Be.:Uy WWeco.Uen "Thank. you 0 o~ o~ h~age, 6~om yo~ ~bulatioM Whidt you 6~eely gave 6o~ 6amily and 6ut~e gen~atioM."

Ad.rn~ation, g~a.,ti;tude, love a.nd devotion J..A o~ Fo~ o~ ancehto~ whom we hono~, we place thehe 6low~ In loving memo~y o6 Geo~ge Soule, a co~ageoU6 man, we k.now A memb~ o0 th.a.-t Pilg!Um band o0 long ago.

SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER VOLUME XVIII, No. 4 OCTOBER, 1984

The SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER is published quarterly <January, April, July, and October> by Soule Kindred in America, Inc. Dues are $10.00 per year; subscriptions will begin with the first issue of the current year . Late subscribers will be sent back issues for the current year. Subscriptions with checks made payable to Soule Kindred should be sent to the Treasurer at 1491 McClellan St., Schenectady, NY 12309.

P. 0. Box 1146

Duxbury, Moss. 0233!

Life Membership ••• Patron Membership •• Sustaining Membership Regular Membership

$100.00 50.00 25.00 10.00

**************************••·········································· SOULE KINDRED OFFICERS

PRESIDENT Ben George Soule, 7505 Queen

Avenue South, Minneapolis~ MN 55423 612-869-6056 .

FIRST VICE PRESIDENT Linda Soule Preston, 2340

Grandview Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45206 513-281-4774

SECOND VICE PRESIDENT George S. Soule, 1421 Spruce

St., Philadelphia, PA 19102

TREASURER Betty-Jean Haner, 1491

McClellan St., Schenectady~ NY 12309 518-346-8314 .

HISTORIAN Dr. Milton Terry, 381 Creek

Bed Rd., Mountainside, NJ 07092 201-232-2614

MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY Mrs. Paul <Avis) Haner, 53

New Shaker Rd., Albany, NY 12205 518-869-8368

SECRETARY TO THE BOARD Glenn L. Whitecotten, M.D.,

900 Camino Encantado, Los Alamos, NM 87544 505-662-9456

NEWSLETTER EDITOR Geraldine Sowle Schlosser

'Mrs. James>, 3060 N. Hackett Ave., Milwaukee~ WI 53211 414-964-0293 .

NEWSLETTER PUBLISHER W. Fred Soules, P.O. Box

250, Lorena, TX 76655 817-857-4570

NEWSLETTER INDEXER Mrs. Frank <Mary> Crismore,

3139 W. 51st St., Indianapolis, IN 46208 317-293-6561

COUNSELLOR ~ames Tiffin, Hingham, MA

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Class of 1985

Glenn Whitecotten, 900 Camino Encantado, Los Alamos, NM 87544 505-662-9456

George S. Soule, 1421 Spruce St., Philadelphia , PA 19102

Ben George Soule, 7405 Queen Ave. So., Minneapolis, MN 55423 612-869-6056

Class of 1986

Opal Soule Manly, 200 South Avenue 56, Los Angeles, CA 90042 213-256-4585

Betty Whitecotten, 2306 Woodland Blvd. Villas, Ft. Myers, FL 33907 813-936-8291

W. Fred Soules, P.O. Box 250, Lorena, TX 76655m 817-857-4570

Class of 1987

Dan Pearce, 31 Oakwood Road , Box 1518, Duxbury, MA 02331 619-934-6647

Mrs. Thomas <Marian> O' Connell, 2027 Allen Place, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20009

Dorothea Wilhelm , P.O. Box 733, 236 Stoney Cliff Rd., Centerville, MA 02632 617-771-0076

PERMANENT OFFICE Sabina D. Crosby, P.O.Box

1146, Duxbury, MA 02331

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Officers- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -122

President"s Corner- -124

Reunion Report, 1984- - - -124

1984 Scholarship Winner, Diane Lynn Hulse -131

Soule Cup Plate - -132

Milestones- - - -132

Kindred News- - - - - - - - - - 135

The Story of George Soule, Part 7, by Mrs. Edwin S. Harris- - -137

Family Data Form - - - - - 141

Maine Cemeteries, Donald Maguire 143

Name Index to Maine Cemeteries- - - - - - - - -1!52

Questions and Answers -158

Family Society Tours, Jim Bolles- -1!58

New Members, Order Form - - - - - - -159

******************************************************************** FROM YOUR EDITOR . • • •

What a great Soule Kindred Reunion in 1984! It is always a thrill to visit Plymouth and Duxbury and walk in the places our ancestors walked . We enjoy meeting our cousins from past reunions-and this year there were several "new" cousins who had travelled from as far as California,

Tennessee, Canada, Arizona and Alabama to be with us. With the 1985 Reunion set for Minneapolis, we hope to encourage many from the western part of our country to attend. <A lot of the Soules took our relative"s command "Go West~ young man'' seriously!> Start making your

"I vacation plans now!

For those of you unable to attend the Plymouth Reunion, take special note of the Soule Cup Plate offer on page 132. Not only decorat ive souvenirs, the cup plates can be used as holders for tea bags or butter pats, and are excellent as gifts for granddaughters or as hostess gifts for friends. All proceeds from the sale of the cup plate will benefit the Colonel John E. Soule Scholarship Fund. We owe a debt of gratitude to Bettie Soule <wife of ~ Soule, m~ther of three Soules, and grandmother of three Soules> for making the arrangements.

We have some material for the January issue because we couldn't get everything in this time, due to the length of various reports on the reunion; we do need a lot more Milestones and News. Let your cousins know what"s happening in your family.

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lBre~i bent'~ <forner . . •

I consider it a singular honor to have been entrusted with the responsibilities of the presidency of our family organization.

I thank the nominating committee and the members in meeting assembled at Plymouth, Massachusetts for their votes of confidence in me to preside during our 1984-85 year. All of the appointive officers are reappointed, they

I> being knowledgeable, experienced persons of demonstrated talents. Only Betty-Jean Haner has held the vital office of Treasurer. She continues to completely satisfy a succession of officers and the membership at large with her competence. Historian Dr. Milton Terry is an invaluable asset of wisdom and dedication. Membership Secretary Avis Haner was honored at our Plymouth reunion for her long service in a variety of -activities benefiting Soule Kindred. Marion O'Connell has provided a dimension of professional expertise to board meetings as Secretary to the Board. Newsletter Editor Geraldine Schlosser produces a high quality

_magazine which we modestly labe~ a newsletter. Fred Soul·es labors faithfully and well at the task of Newsletter Publisher and Mary Grismore is an indexer of unerring ability. These generous, selfless Cousins operate your organization between the annual reunions. To paraphrase a saying: This President would be foolish to tinker at fixing something that isn't broken! Your 1985 reunion will be held in Minneapolis but the dates will not be known until late December or early January. Kindly give The North Star State of ~he U~er Midwest~o~vacation considerations .

. f-1R,t-\2ep ~d_£_

SOULE KINDRED REUNION KINGSTON~ MASSACHUSETTS

September 6-9, 1984

The annual Soule Kindred Reunion was held at the Howard Johnson Motor Inn in Kingston, Massachusetts, September 6-9, 1984.

Thursday evening, September 6, was devoted to registration and renewal of friendships with other Soule Kindred and their families in the Conference Room of the Motor Inn. Dr. Glenn Whitecotten, President, served as host. Refreshments were available. The Pr esi de nt announced that members should be in lobby at 9:00 AM Friday for bus tour to Sandwich, Massachusetts.


Friday morning, September 7, eyeryone ~ent by bus.o~ ~ar to Sandwich Massachusetts for a very 1nterest1ng tour, v1s1t1ng the Pairpoinl Glass Co., the Glass Museum, Hoxie Hou~e, ~urgess Muse~m.and Yesteryear ' s Doll Museum. We all then met at Hor1zon·s for a del1c1ous "dutch treat" 1 L.tnch. After 1 unch the group went to see th Heritage Plantation with its antique car museum, the Arts & Crafts Museum where most of us rode on the Carousel, and other items of interest. We returned to Howard Johnson's about 5:30 PM.

LUNCH AT HORIZONS HELEN GOODYEAR ON THE CAROUSEL

Friday night the annual meeting of the Board was held.at the Drew House in Duxbury, with the President calling the meeting to order at 7:20 PM. Officers attending were: Dr. Glenn Whitecotten, President; Ben George Soule, 1st Vice President; Betty-Jean Haner, Treasurer; Dr. Milton Terry, Historian; Mrs. Avis Haner, Membership Secretary; Mrs. Marian O"Connell, Secretary to the Board; Mrs. Geraldine Schlosser, Newsletter Editor; and Mrs. Mary Grismore, Newsletter Inde>:er. Board members present were: Class of 1984 - Dan Pearce and Dorothea Wilhelm; Class of 1985 - Dr. Glenn Whitecotten, George S. Soule and Ben George Soule; and Class of 1986 - Mrs. Opal Soule Manly and Mrs. Betty Whitecotten. Miss Anne Borden Harding, former Historian General of the General Society of Mayflower Descendants, was a guest.

The President thanked Sabina Crosby for the cookies and coffee.

The Pr esident stated the 'first order of business was the selection of officers for 1985 and the following sla.te was proposed:

President 1st Vice Preside~t 2nd Vice President Treasurer Historian Membership Secretary Secretary to the Board

Class of 1987

- Ben George Soule Linda Soule Preston George S. Soule Betty-Jean Haner Dr. Milton Terry Mrs. Avis Haner Dr. Glenn Whitecotten

- Dan Pearce Dorothea Wilhelm

- Marian O"Connell

The above slate was unanimously approved for presentation to the members at the Annual Business Meeting on Saturday.

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The next item for discussion was the Five Generation Project -Volume III <the Soule volume>. Dr. Terry reported that the Mayflower Society was coming out with an Addenda to Volume III containing corrections, and stated he had not seen it. He stated that he and Anne Harding had been working on an Addenda to Volume III, which they hoped to have ready by the end of the year. He recommended that Soule Kindred publish their own Addenda and proposed that the Board get two or three professional genealogists to edit it. Miss Harding stated she had been checking the record of the Haskells and was looking for one more document to clear that up. After considerable discussion, a motion was made and seconded that the new President appoint an Editorial Board of impeccable authority to review and edit the Addenda. Motion was unanimously approved.

Motion was made and seconded authorizing the President to spend up to one thousand dollars ($1,000) to finance the Editorial Board. Motion approved.

Dr. Terry stated he would like to get approval from the Board to ask permission from the New England Historic Genealogical Society to publish an article by Donald Lines Jacobus on rules of evi~ence 1n the Newsletter. The Board approved.

Dr. Terry announced that he had 13 copies of the Soule Index which needed to be circulated to members for corrections and additions. Those interested should get in touch wit~ Opal Manly who has the copies for distribution. It will cost $4.00 for post~ge and handli.ng. ·

The· method of ~ublication of the Addenda was then brought up for discussion. Dr. Terry moved that rather than putting out a Revised Edition of Vol. III that the Board consider redoing Ridlon. The Motion was tabled.

The President then called for the Treasurer"s Report. The Treasurer's report was approved as presented.

Miss Betty-Jean Haner, Chairman of the Scholaship Commi~tee, reported that the Committee had selected Miss Diane Lynn Hulse of Eugene, Oregon as the recipient of the Scholarship fqr the cqming year. She stated that Diane was the outstanding can~idate and the unanimous choice of the Committee.

Dr. Whitecotten reported that Bettie Soule (Mrs. Francis G. Soule, Jr. of Sandwich, MA> had helped Dorothea Wilhelm with the arrangements of the Sandwich tour . After talking with him by telephone, she made arrangements with the Pairpoint Glass Works in Sandwich to make a Soule Cup Plate as a memento of our Reunion, as well as a fund-raising item for the Scholarship Fund. He stated the Cup Plate would be sold for $7.00, with the excess over costs to be put into the Scholarship Fund, and that she would have them available for sale.

Motion was made and seconded that the Treasurer be authorized to pay for the Soule Cup Plates. Motion approved.

President Whitecotten announced that Ben George Soule had offered to host the Reunion in Mineapolis in 1985 and recommended the Board accept his offer. The Board unanimously approved having the next renion in Minneapolis. Ben George stated plans were already made but that he would not be able to set the date until the end of the year after his vacation time had been scheduled. Hopefully he will have an announcement on it for the January Newsletter.

There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 9:50 PM.


********** Saturday morning everyone met in the Parking lot of the Motor Inn

and formed a motor caravan to Duxbury. We visited the Pilgrim Burial Site and held a brief ceremony at the grave site of George Soule. We then visited the Bradford House, the King Caesar House, and then on to the Alden House for our Annual Business Meeting and Clam Bake. Members toured the Alden House while there.

PILGRIM BURIAL SITE CLAM BAKE AT ALDEN HOUSE

The Annual Business Meeting of Soule Kindred was held before lunch and was called to order by President Whitecotten at 12 Noon· in the Activities Building at the Alden House. He welcomed the members and called on those attending for the first time to stand and introduce themselves and state where they were from. He then introduced the Honorary Life Members present, and recognized those in charge of putting all the Reunion activities together-- Da~ Pearce, Dorothea Wilhelm and Bettie Soule.

The President stated the first order of business was the election of officers for 1995 and read the slate, as approved by the Board, incl uding the Board members for the Class of 1997. Motion was made and seconded that the nominations be closed and that the Secretary cast one vote for the entire slate. Motion was unanimously approved.

The President called for the Treasurer~s Report. The Treasurer, Betty-Jean Haner, distributed copies of the report and stated she thought it was self-explanatory but would be glad to answer any questions members might have. There being none, the Report was approved as presented.

Miss Betty-Jean Haner, Chairman of the Scholarship Committee, then presented their Report, stating that Miss Diane Lynn Hulse of Eugene, Oregon had been unanimously selected by the Committee as the recipient for 1984 as the outstanding candidate.

The Historian, Dr . Milton Terry, reported that he was checking out records of lineage and made reference to articles in the Newsletter on genealogical records. He asked members to send him any new lines they have established and any corrections they might have on established lines. He urged members to get one of the copies of the Soule Index to check · for corrections or additions and to let him know of any changes that should be made.

Dr. Whitecotten called on Bettie Soule to report on the Soule Cup Plate project. Mrs. Soule described the plate and said she had them for sale at $7.00 each, and had some seconds at $3.50 each.

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PRESIDENT BEN GEORGE SOULE, ~ght WITH

ROBERT AND GERRY NICHOLS

TN THE BACKGROUND: MR. t MRS. CALVIN SOULE'

The President announced that the 1985 Reunion would be hosted by the President-elect, Ben George Soule, in Minneapolis, MN, with the date to be announced at the end of this year.

Dan Pearce announced that the Soule Kindred had been invited to attend the First Parish Church in Duxbury on Sunday at 10130 AM. Presi dent Whitecotten said a motor caravan would leave from the Motor Inn at 10 AM for those wishing to attend. Dr. Whitecotten stated there would be a meeting in the Conference Room at the Motor Inn at 8 PM for a presentation of a Soule Tour to England in 1986, and also the showing of the slides on Soule Kindred. ·

The President-elect, Ben George Soule, moved that the following members be named Honorary Life members: Mrs. Mary Crismore, Mrs. Betty Harris, Miss Shirley Soule Smith, and Mrs. Avis Haner. Motion was seconded and unanimously approved.

Dr. Whitecotten announced that following lunch, the group should reconvene for a talk by Dr. Robert M. Bartlett.

There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 12:55 PM, with Betty Whitecotten closing the meeting by reading a Prayer she had written.

********** As usual, the lunch was delicious and of enormous quantity-- clam

chowder, steamed clams, lobsters, chicken, steak, corn on the cob, hot rolls, watermelon-- and beverages of many choices. Too much!!!!

Folowing lunch, the members reconvened in the Activities Building to hear Dr. Robert Bartlett and his wife, Jane, give a very interesting talk on "My Corner of New England."

The members then went back to Howard Johnsons for a brief rest-and dinner-- before convening in the Conference Room to hear the presentation on a Soule Tour to England and the viewing of the Soule l< i ndred slides.

Sunday saw several members departing for home and others going to the service at the First Parish Church in Duxbury. After the Church service several left for home (some by circuitous routes>, and others remain~d to attend the Mayflower Congress in Plymouth.

It was a great reunion-- always great to see Soule Cousins. See you all in Minneapolis in 1985.

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SOULE KINDRED TREASURER 1 S REPORT For the period July 2, 1983 - September 4,

Balance on hand July 2, 1983 - Checking Account Savings Acounts & Certificates

RECEIPTS Dues News 1 etters Col. John E. Soule Scholarship Fund (Extra donations) Col. John E. Soule Scholarship (Life Memberships) 1984 Reunion 5 Generations Book Post Cards Miscellaneous Gifts Interest on Savings and Certificates

EXPENDITURES Newsletters (Printing, typing, postage , etc. 5 issues) Membership (Typing, postage, supplies) Membership Secretary (Postage, supplies) Treasurer (Postage, supplies) Reunion 1984 Duxbury Office Rent (14 months) Duxbury Office Expenses (Postage, supplies, etc.) Sec. Duxbury - Mrs. Crosby (14 months) Printing and mailing Life Membership Certificates 3 Scholarships @ $500.00 for 1983 5 Generations Books Miscellaneous

CASH BALANCE - September 4, 1984

SAVINGS ACCOUNT NO. AND BANK E617-063 Philadelphia Savings

Fund Soc. Northeast Savings

03-909206-6 5 Generations CD 03726180-0 Estate - CD 03726181-8 Memorial Savings

Scholarship Cert. 03534496-8 Scholarship - Savings 03726182-6 Life Membership - CD

Scholarship 03514942-9 Savings - Operating Expenses 88-040-202-8 5 Generations

Money Market Savings Key Bank, NA

6402-806-6 Checking Account

ALL BILLS PAID ~Interest from these l accounts 1s added t o account number 03514942-9 and the money is used for operating expenses.

1984

$ 3025.00 210.50 387.00 600.0C

1848.50 74.00 11.00 45.10

3604.85

2784.45 124.69 30.80 27.95

178.38 1750.00

45.00 1050.00

11.54 1500.00

74.00 6.81

111.71

10005.21* 10839.17*

1674.06 988.29

6999.95 3791.87

3995.03

28.84

Respectfully Submitted,

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$ 656.96 35554.84

$36211.80

9805.95 $46017.75

7583 .62 $38434.13

$38434.13

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PEOPLE ATTENDING 1984 SOULE KINDRED REUNION

Mr. & Mrs. Frank Barber, Misquamicut Hills, Westerly, RI 02891 Mr. & Mrs. Philip Cass , Revonah Woods, 216 W. Lane, Stamford, CT

06905 Mr. & Mrs. Closson, Independence, MO Mrs. Sabina Crosby, Box 176, Snug Harber, Duxbury, MA 02331 Mr. Marshall Dean, 569 Mount Pleasant Rd.#3, Toronto, Ont., Canada

M452M6 Mrs. Dorcas S. Dube", 7 Alexander Ter., Pittsfield, MA 01201 Mrs. A. J. Fallon, 7372 Oakmont Dr., Santa Rosa, CA 94505 Miss Isabelle Freeman & Guest, P.O. Box 1023, Duxbury, MA 02331 Mrs. HelenS . Goodyear, 175 Highland Ave., Hamburg, NY 14075 Mrs • . R. Paul Haner, 53 New Shaker Rd., Albany, NY 12205 Miss Betty-Jean Haner, 1491 McClellan St., Schenectady, NY 12309 Mr. & Mrs. Michale Jerome 8< Family, 55 Lady Slipper C1rcle, Pembroke,

MA 02359 Mrs. E. Leon Keith, Box 250, Buffalo, WY 82834 Mrs. Clara Lanehart 8< Mrs. Margery Ives, 2538 Zandia Ave., Long

Beach, CA 90815 Mrs. Barbara Soule Larson, 3722 Chartwell, San Antonio , TX 78230 Mr. & Mrs . Richard Long, 5908 Eton Ct., San Diego, CA 92122 Mrs . Opal Soule Manly, 200 S. Ave. 56, Los Angeles, CA 90042 Mrs. Dorothy P. Morrison, 1114 Flanders Rd., Mystic, CT 06355 Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Nichols, 8371 N. Lee Trevino Dr., Tucson, AZ

85741 Mrs. Marian O'Connell, 2027 Allen Pl. N.W., Washington, DC 20009 Mrs. Shirley R. Payne, 113 Murata Ave., Sacramento, CA 95823 Mr. Daniel Pearce, 31 Oakwood Rd. Duxbury , MA 02331 Dr. Samuel Peavey, 2307 Tyler Lane, Louisville, KY 40205 Mrs. Rose Sawyer, 47 Taylor St., Braintree, MA 02184 Mr. & Mr~. James Schlosser, 3060 N. Hackett Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53211 Mi ss Marie Sevier, 2027 Allen Pl. N.W., Washington, DC 20009 Miss Shirley Soule Smith, 140 Monticello Ave., Annapolis, MD 21401 Mr. & Mrs. James H. Soles, Rt.4, Bo>: 449-H, Andulusia, AL 36420 Mr. & Mrs. Albert Soule, Jr., 89 School St., Middleboro, MA 02346 Mrs. Albert Soule, Sr~ 116 Oak St., Middleboro, MA 02346

& Mrs. Barbara Bigelow, Lakeville, MA 02346 Mr. Ben George Soule, 7405 Queen Ave. So., Minneapolis, MN 55423 Mr. & Mrs. Calvin W. Soule', 350 Bahr Dr., BenLomond, CA 95005 Dr. & Mrs. Francis G. Soule, 27 Windswept Dr., Sandwich, MA 02563 Mr. George Standish Soule, 1421 Spruce St., Philadelpha, PA 19102 Mr . & Mrs. Hiram Soule', Jr., 3512 Lehi Dr., Memphis, TN 38128 Mr. & Mrs. John G. Soule, Mathew & Judith Soule, 60 Mt. Vernon Rd.W.,

E. Weymouth, MA 02189 Miss Mildred Soule, 14 W. 29th St., New York, NY 10001 Mr. & Mrs. Norman Soule', 9011 S.E. 88th St., Ocala, FL 32672 Mrs. Phyllis Soule Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Soule, Box 1223, Bedford, Que., Can. JOJ1AO Mr. & Mrs. Fred Taylor, PO Box 69, 35 Embury Pl., Tabor, NJ 07878 Dr. & Mrs. Milton Terry, 381 Creed Bed Rd., Mountainside, NJ 07092

& Miss Anne Borden Harding Mr. & Mrs. Harlan C. Thomas, 517 N. Circle Dr., Itasca, IL 60143 Mr. & Mrs . Walter Uhlig, 48 Harbor Lane, Loveladies, NJ 08008 Mrs. Virginia Walker, Box 1991, Duxbury, MA 02331 ~rs. Betty Whitecotten, 2036 Woodland Blvd., Ft. Myers, FL 33907 ~r. Glenn Whitecotten, 900 Camino Encantado, Los Alamos, NM 87544 Mrs. Dorothea Wilhelm, 236 Stoney Cliff Rd., Centerville, MA 02632

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * A REMINDER

This is the last issue of the Newsletter for 1984. If you to miss a single issue, send your membership renewal of January 1, 1985 to our Treasurer, Betty-Jean Haner, 1491 St., Schenectady, NY 12309 .

don't want $10.00 by

McClellan

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1984 SCHOLARSHIP WINNER

Dianne Lynn Hulse has been named the 1984 Col. John Edward Soule Scholarship winner.

She is the daughter of Phyllis A. Soule Hu lse and Richard Hulse of Eugene, Oregon.

Dianne has been accepted at the University of Oregon and will be majoring in mathematics. She plans to teach.

In Winston Churchill High School, Dianne was a member of the Flag Squad, Marching Band and the National Honor Society.

She was a Camp Fire Girl and an active member of the Youth Group at Westminster Church. She also taught Sunday School.

Quoting from one of Dianne~s teachers: "Throughout Dianne's high school years, she has been very active in Camp Fire Girls

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organization. Last year, she was given the Wohelco medallion, the highest honor given in Camp Fire Girls . Dianne's extra-curricular activities have centered around her community. As a Counselor in training for Camp Fire Girls, a Sunday School teacher for pre-school in her church, and her volunteer work in a nursing home over the past four years, Dianne has developed a keen appreciation, respect and love for human beings both young and old."

For relaxation, Dianne says she pl·ays the piano and plans to continue with lessons at college~ She hopes to become a Camp Fire Group Leader because she enjoyed the program and wants to share the concepts it teaches.

* * * * * # July 29, 1984

Dear "iss Haner,

I want to thank the co11ittee for selecting 1e to receive the Colonel John Edward Soule "e10rial

Scholarship. I will do 1y best to be worthy of the honor in the coting years at the University of Oregon.

I have registered at the University of Oregon but the paper cannot be signed until school starts in

Septeaber. It will be returned to you then. College will give 1e tany valuable experiences and I'1 looking

forward to attending in the fall.

"y fatily and J thank you again for honoring 11 and 1y acadetic work with this scholarship.

The.nkf.ully,

Die.nne L. Eul se

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SOULE CUP PLATE

The design of the Soule Kindred cup plate features the Soule House at Pliaoth Plantation, with a border design of trailing arbutus, also called •aayflower•, and the border also includes "Soule Kindred" at the top. The date 1984 is at the bottoa of the house. It is being pressed in first quality lead crystal !light green onlyl at the Pairpoint Glass Coapany, located on the banks of the Cape Cod Canal in Sagaaore, KA-- about two tiles froa Sandwich Village. Kaster engraver, Andrew Bourbon of Brewster, is the designer and aould aaker. His initials IABl appear adjacent to the ria base at the lower left. The Pairpoint Diaaond Tradeaark~appears adjacent to the ria base at the lower right. The edge or ria has 25 scallops with three dots. The nuaber assigned to this Pairpoint cup plate is IP329.

Cup plates were used between 1826 and 1850 when fashion decreed tea cups without handles. Hot tea was poured into deep saucers ·to cool, while the cup was placed on a saall plate to prevent daaage to linens or polished tables. Kany exaaples of antique cup plates are on display at the Sandwich Glass Kuseua.

It is generally believed that the Boston and Sandwich Glass Coapany 11825-1888) was the first Aaerican fira to produce cup plates. They were one of the first iteas to be pressed in quantity after the invention of the glass pressing aachine. It is in this fine tradition that the conteaporary hand-aade cup plates have been produced on an antique press at Pairpoint Glass Works since 1974. The Soule Kindred liai\ed edition cup plate will truly be a collector's itea~

Prices for SOULE KINDRED Cup Plates by Hail Order: Plate pressed by Pairpoint Glass Co. and issued 7 Septeaber 1984

Each first quality plate !light green onlyl Kassachusetts residents add 51 sales tax Postage 1st plate . Postage each additional plate

Hake check payable to Soule Kindred, Inc. and send order to:

Krs. Francis G. Soule, Jr. 27 Windswept Drive, RR3 Sandwich, KA 02563

$7.00

1.50 .75

M I L .E S 1' 0 N E S FROM: Mrs. Francis G. Soule Jr. , 27 Windswept Drive, Sandwich, MA

Allison Redford Soule was born 13 July 1984 at Raleigh , Wake County, North Carolina to William Curtis Soule, Jr. and Rena <Pappas> Soule. Her lineage is: George, John , Joshua, Ezekiel, John, Amasa, Joseph, John Nason, William St. John, Frank Gordon, and William Curtis , Sr. She has an older sister, Martha Evangeline ("Mimi">, who is 7 1/2 years old. The family resides at the ancestral home of Mimi~s and Allison~s paternal grandmother, Alice Wall Soule, in Wake =crest, NC. This house on the Wall farm dates back more than 100 years.

FROM: Clyde Soule, Apt. 507, 33 Dawson Rd., Guelph, Ont. Can. N1H5V3

Born at Guelph General Hospital to Kathy <Keleher> and William-12 (Bill) Soule, a daughter, Lindsay Brianne on June 28, 1984, a sister for Jennifer. She is a 13th generation descendant of George Soule. Grandparents are George William--11 and Grace Soule and Jim and Velma Keleher. Great grandparents are Mrs. John <Mildred) Liggett and Clyde M.-10 Soule.

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Misti Kay Norton and Robert Blanchard~ Jr. were married in an outdoor ceremony at Lake Park, Milwaukee, WI 6n 28 September 1984. Bob is the son of Robert D. Blanchard, Sr., a life member of Soule Kindred, the grands~n of Jeanette Sowle Blanchard , and the grand-nephew of Editor Gerald~ne ~owle Schlosser. His lineage: George Soule-1, Nathaniel-2, Nathan l el-~, Wesson Sowle-4, James-5, Wesson-6, Hiram A.-7. Harvey M.-8, Claude Raymond-9, Jeanette Sowle Blanchard-10 Robert D Bl anchard-11. ' •

THE TOMAH JOURNAL THURSDAY, AUG. 3~ 1984

!Eunt dViccl, :Donna 9atmet wed dlugLUt 10

Brent and Donna Nicol (nee Farmer) would like to announce their marriage.

The private ceremony was held on Fri., Aug. 10 at the Little Brown Church in the Vale, Nashua, Ia. The Rev. John Christy officiated.

Attendants for the couple were Jeanne Smaby of Onalaska and Timothy Schroeder of Tomah.

Parents of the couple are Joseph and Carol Farmer of Tomah and Robert and Junie Nicol of Bradenton, Fla., formerly of Tomah.

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~ent'~ L~neage: Geo~ge-1, Nat haM e.!.- 2, NathaMe.f- 3, W~~on Sow!e-4, Jam~-5, W~~on-6, H~am A.-7, H~vey M.-8, Lucie Sow!e N~eo!-9, Rob~-10, ~ent-11

Sh~ey'~ L~neage: Geo~ge-1, NathaMe.f - 2, NathaMe.f-3, W~~on Sow!e-4, Jam~ - 5, W~~on-6, H~am A.-7 H~vey M.-8, H~b~-9,

· S~ey Sow!e ~gh.tweU-11

TOMAH MONITOR-HERALD MONDAY,JULY 30, 1984

THOMAS A. BRIGHTWELL Thomas A. Brightwell, 72, of Rich

mond, Va., formerly ..1f Tomah, died July 17, 1984.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Shirley R. ~rightwell (nee Sowle); a daughter, Lynn R. Brightwell; two sons, Thomas E. and Edwin H. Brightwell, all of Richmond; a brother, Edwin W. Brightwell of Oklahoma City, Okla.; two grana~ daughters, Patricia R. Brightwell of New Orleans, La. and Tyler R.C. Brightwell of Richmond.

Graveside services were conducted at Dale Memorial Park. Memorial contributions may be made to the Chaplain Service, McGuire V.A. Medical Center, 1201 Broad Rock Rd., Richmond, VA 23249.

FROM: Harriet D. Couture, 1529 Covington Cr., Ft. Myers, FL 33907

Eleanor C. Davidson, 78, died January 9, 1984, in Westlake Hospital in Melrose Park, Illinois, following a short illness. She was a descendant of George Soule and a member of the Mayflower Society. Miss Davidson, a retired school teacher, is survived by two sisters, Fidelia Anding of New Orleans, LA and Harriet Couture of Fort Myers, FL.

FROM: Clyde Soule, Guelph, Ontario, Canada

Dorothy Soule Johnson, born Oct. 26, 1900, died September 16, 1983 at Dec atur , IL. Her husband, Albert, died Oct. 5, 1974 in Decatur IL CV.9 , #1, Jan . 1975 Newsletter>. Dorothy was an active member and past officer of the Women's Auxiliary of Owen L. Davis Post #99 V.F.W . Internment Camp Butler National Cemetery, Riverton, IL. She is survived by two son, Gene of Decatur and Laverne of Bood, IL. A sister, Mildred, born July 26, 1899, died shortly after 1956. Dorothy and her husband attended the 1972 Soule Kindred Reunion in Plymouth with their cousins, Clyde and Annie Soule of Guelph, Ontario, r 'lr "'< da.


FROM: MM . Altve..U.a Soule. 615 S. Okmul.ge.e. Ok.mui.ge.e., OK 74447

MERLE J. SOULE Funeral services for Merle John

Soule, 79, will be conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 1, at the

~ First Baptist Church. Dr. Alton ~ Fannin will officiate.

Interment will be in the Beggs Cemetery under the direction of -~ntrell Funeral Home.

Mr. Soule died Jan. 29 in a Tulsa hospital. He was born Feb. 10, 1904 in Beggs Iridian Territory and was r etired from the United States Army Corp of Engineers after 22 years. After his retirement he worked as a counselor at Oklahoma State Tech for over a year and was a member of the First Baptist Church. He has lived in Okmulgee for over 25 years.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Arveila Soule of the home, 615 South Okmulgee, one son, -Merle Edwin Soule, Grand Prairie, Tex., four daughters, · Lenna Lea Thomas, Arlington, Tex. , Elizabeth Parkin, Citrus Heights, Calif., Elaine Kurtz, Lilburn, Ga., and Margaret Korver, Tulsa, nine grandchildren, and· four great-grandchildren.

Hr WM a U..ne. MembeJt o0 Soul.e. K~n~e.d. H~ tine.age.: Ge.o~ge.-1, John.- 2, Jo.~.>..i.ah-3, M..i.c.ah-4, A6a- 5, Almond-6, Ph..i.iandeJt-7, Edw..i.n G.-8 Ho~ac.e. Wo..iteJt- 9, M~e. John FriwiVI Soul.e. 10

Portland, Maine, Evening Expres~. ·

Thursday, September 13, 1984

Henchman S. Soule FREEPORT - Henchman S.

"Hank" Soule, 75, of Beech H111 Road, died yesterday at a Brunswick hospital after a brief illness.

He was born here, a son of Guy and Mary Jane McChesney Soule.

Mr. Soule was a Navy veteran of World War II and a member of • \MVETS and the Freeport Historical Society.

He was a carpenter and had worked for several construction companies, including Gibson Construction Co. He retired in 1974.

Surviving are his wife, the former . Margar:et Hayward; and a sister,

· Louise L. Soule of New York City. A funeral will be held at 11 a.m.

· tomorrow at Lindquist Funeral Home, 37 Portland St Yarmouth Burial will be in Burr Ceinetery. '

William Soule~ Preservationist~ Editor graduating class of the University of Vermont. He also had graduate degrees in history from UVM and in counselling from Goddard College.

Caledonian Record in St. Johnsbury.

BURLINGTON - William ~arry Soule, 49, formerly of :Sarre, died Saturday in the !Medical Center Hospital of Vermont here following a brief ).llness. He was radio and news ~itor for the University .of ~ ermont Extension Service.

A native of Burlington, he was son of Mrs. Lois (Alger) Soule and the late Harris Wells ~ule. His father was Vermont commissioner of development in the administr.ation of Gov. Ernest Gibson.

Before joining the UVM Extension Service, he had been executive director of the Vermont Association of Mental' Health.

From 1965 to 1970, Mr. Soule was an English instructor and director of public relations for Vermont College in Montpelier.

in 1970, · he managed the campaign of Leo O'Brien :Jr. of South Burlington, Democratic nominee for governor. From 1956 to 1958, he served

with the U.S. Army.

After graduating from Burlington High School, he was a member of the 1956

After his discharge, he was engaged as a nespapennan, first with the Burlington Free Press and later with the

The following year, he · directed the successful development campaign in behalf of the Vermont Historical Society which

- · T]J.e Sunday Rutland Herald

, September 4, l9B3

culminated in the construction \' and furnishing of the society's

museum in the Pavilion Office Building in Montpelier.

In 1972, he became founding --:::::=::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_.,:::~ editor of the Washington World

ne.wspaper. ·

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..,t~IE' II/· -:Times )r£w.) :f~( Jlazel Hall Soule • · J <fJiARoJ'A Hazel M. Hall Soule, 83, of the Erie County Geriatric Center, died Friday at Saint Vincent Health Center.

She was born in Shermansville, Pa., Dec. 16, 1900, a daughter of the late Ben and Mary Olinger Hall. She was a cook for the Bell Telephone Company for many years.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Willaim E. "Bill" Soule in 1972, and by a brother, Homer Hall.

She is survived by a son, Charles Soule of Portland, Ore.; a daughter, Mrs. Richard (Doris) Welsh of Roseland, Fla.; nine grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.

Friends may call at the Robert A . Jaworowicz Funeral Home, 309 Main Street East, Girard, this evening from 7 to 9 and attend a service there Monday at 11 a.m., with the Rev. Ralph L. Rudy Jr., pastor of Girard United Methodist Church, officiating.

Burial will be at Girard Cemetery.

He joined the Extension Service in 1977 following five years as director of the mental heaith assocaition.

Mr. Soule maintained a lifelong interest in historic preservation and, until the time of his death, was active in the efforts to preserve the Ethan Allen Tower In Burlington's North End.

In addition to his mother, living in Burlington, he leaves two daughters, Elizabeth and Sarah Soule of Bailey Avenue in Barre; two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Watson, Fitchburg, Mass;, and Mrs. Caroline Hill, Bays1de, N.Y., and Grand Isle· nieces and nephews. He wa~ formerly married to Alice Savoia of Barre.

A memorial service is planned for later this week in St. Paul's Church (Episcopal) r Burlington.

The family has requested that memorial contributions in lieu of flowers, be made t~

· Vermont Public Radio, Windsor .


SOULE KXNDRED NEWS

Hendricks County Flyer (Indiana) Wednesday , August 22, 1984

JIM CRISMORE

Jim Crismore New Cascade Band Director

CLAYTON - Just in time for the opening of school, Cascade High School has a new band director, Jim Crismore . Practice has started, and the band will play for Friday night's football game, though they will not perform on the field.

Crismore is an Indianapolis native who graduated from North Cen-

tral High School, but he has local ties. His father, F.E. Crismore, grew up in Clayton.

This .is the first band Crismore will direct, although he was director of the orchestra at Stony Brook Junior High in Warren Township, Marion County, after his graduation from Ball State University in 1982.

Last year, he was choir director at Fort Recovery, Ohio.

He did his student teaching at Northwest High School in Indianapolis.

Besides teaching,

Charlestown, Ind. The Leader - June 6, 1984

Jennie Crismorenamed

Achievement Academy

National Award Winner Crismore plays the guitar in a bluegrass band, Shady Grove, and participated in the Thanksgiving Day

The United States Achievement Academy announced today that Jennie Crifmo~:~ ha, .. been

parade in Detroit with them ·named · ·a i9&4'"-,tJnned ~ States two years ago. National Award winner in

"I am parade-oriented," Mathematics. he said, "and after we see · This award is prestigi.ous honor what the band can do, I want very few students can ever hope to participate in parades as to attain. In fact, the Academy much as possible." '

Crismore is getting mar- . recognizes less than 10% of all ried Qct. 13, "so I hope there American high school·students. isn't a parade that day," he Jennie Crismore, who <1ttends chuckled, "although if it's . . early enough it won't be a Cha~lestown Htgh School was problem - the wedding's in , yo!"u:'ated for thi~ NatioQal the evening" Award ·by Mr. Tom Nanon, a

· Mathematics teacher at the school. Jennie will appear in the United States Achievement Academy Official Yearbook, published nationally.

SOULE LINEAGES OF The Academy selects USSA James Benton Crismorewinners upon the ·exclusive and Jennie Crismore recommendation of teachers,

coaches, counselors or other school sponsors and upon the

1. George Soule Standards of Selection set forth 2. Elizabeth Soule by the Academy. The criteria for J. Francis Walker selection are a student's 4 Anne \•ialker academic performance, interest

• and aptitude, leadership qualities, 5· John Drake responsibility, enthusiasm, 6. Oliver Drake motivation to learn and improve, 7. ravid Drake citizenship, attitude and 8. Osmer Drake cooperative spirit, dependability,

and recommendation from a 9 • Ann Maria Drake teacher or director.

10. M. Josephine Orr Jennie Crismore is the 11. Mary Thomas daughter of Mr. & Mrs. John M. 12. F. E. Crismore Crismore. The grandparents are lJ James B Crismore Mr .. & Mr.s. Fra':'k Crismore of

• • lnd•anapohs, lnd1ana and Hazel * * * * * Bowen of Charlestown, Indiana.

12. John M. Cris~ore

lJ. Jennie Lee Crismore

Sent by& Mrs. Frank A. Crismor e JlJ9 West 51st Street Indianapolis, Indiana 46208


Karthauser' s pose with five generations THE ·~ w'"''""'"'_rR

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HAMBURG, NEW YORK 140715

Page 4 Thursday, June 28, 1984

Eden Jaycee Units Install New Officers

EDEN JAYCEE Officers were seated for the 1984-35 program year at a recent dinner in Chandy's Restaurant by Charles Ziemba, far left, Region 8 Director. Taking office from left are President, James Soule'; Secretary, Don Holzinger; Treasurer, Dave YOVleite and Vice Presidents, Dave Krycia and Terry Gearhart. Mr. Yoviene was named Man of.the Year.

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of the Eden Jaycee Women pose with outgoing President Tina Cole, far left. · Others from left are President, Carole McGowan; Vice President, Jennifer Soule'; Secretary, Kathy Yingling and Vice President, Donna Manuele. Ms. Cole was recently named Outst anding Local President and will serve as board chairman of the Eden unit and as District 1 secretary. Ms. McGowan was named Woman of the Year; Ms. Soule and Suzanne Krycia received Key Women Awards.

Se.n;t in. by NoJUnan. R. Soule.' , Oc..ai.a, FL. Jamv.:. Soule.', J.Jon. o6 NoJUnan. t. F .f.oJte.n.c..e. Soule.' , and hM wi6 e. J~nni6eJt. CUte. 6Jtom Ede.n, NY L~ne.age.: Ge.oJtge.-1, Nathanie.£.-2 Nathanie.£.-3, Wv.:.J.Jon-4, Jamv.:.-5,' GaJz.dneJt.-6, WUUam-7 Jamv.:.-8 NoJUnan.-9, ]ame.J.J-70 '· '

THE SANTA ANNA NEWS THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1984

Mr. and Mrs. David Karthauser of Arlington and Mr. and Mrs. DavidS. Karthau5er and Zachary of Orlando visited over the weekend with Mrs. T. J. McCaughan. They also visited Mrs. J. L. McCaughan and Mrs. Fern Hope.

Fifth generation photos were taken at the gathering, with Mrs. J. L. McCaughan, who will be 99 in

August, posing with Zachary, who is one year old.

The five generation photo includes Mrs. J. L. McCaughim, Mrs. T. J. McCaughan, both of Santa Anna, Mr. and Mrs. David Karthauser of Arlington, Mr. and Mrs. DavidS. Kar-· thauser of Orlando, Florida, and David Zachary Karthauser or Orlando.

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Five generations of Karthauser's pose for the photographer at a recent family gathering.

The youngest and the oldest of the five generations enjoy a special moment.

Se.n;t in by MaJz.gaJz.e;t Mc..Caughan KM-thaUJ.JeJt., M.e.in.g:t.on, TX, gJtan.ddaugh:t.eJt. o 6 MM • J. L. (Anne. Soule.J.J) Mc..Caughan.

SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER

LONOON IN 1620

VOLUME XVIII, No . 4

THE STORY OF GECRCE SOULE by Mrs . f. dwin S. Harris

OCTOBER, 1994

When George saw London in those days it was a raw but wondrous

place, It was filled with people, bad smells, mud, and noise but it

was an amazing city with a flavor more Latin than today, and more

boisterous. The crowds consisted of people of contras t s in ·dress and

speech. Each man announced his calling or work and his place in life

by his clothing; Today their likes cou l d be seen only at a mas querade

party. Merchant, knight, courtier, prior,monk, gallant, so l dier, ped

lar, apothecary, ballad singer, beggar, cut-purse, cripple, water

carrier, milkmaid, money-changer, all were there to see an d each h ad

his own manners and drab or gaudy clothes.

People lived much more in the street. They transacted much business

there. They had carnivals in the street. Grown men as well as child

ren played games and sports there. They aired their complaints just as

they do today in Hyde Park. And in the street in the p illory (stocks )

or on the gallows they paid for their daring. In the days before news

papers, news of invasion, or battle, of rebellion, and treason, was

cried in the street by messengers on steaming horses.

The streetSwere far more noisey than later generations have known.

Craftsman worked in open shops or sheds, There was hammering and grind

ing, sawing, and planing. Women did their needle work at the door .

There was the thunder of iron wheels stone if in Cheapside street, the

only paved thoroghfare in 1620. Trumpets blared, and musicians played

against each other . There was the clatter of horses, the wailing of the

beggar and the back talk of the quarrelsome. By extreme contrast, there

was the blessed ringing of church bells on a dozen occasions during the

day.

One must remember that this city of London that George knew was the

city before the Great Fire of 1666,The fire destroyed an immense area

taking endless streets and almost al l the wooden buildings. Even the

mighty Cathedral of St. Paul's, though made of stone, was a complete

rui~, It was of a different appearance than the St. Paul's built by

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the talented Sir Christopher Wren who had such a hand in the rebuilding of London.

As we picture George arriving in the city one wonders if he was

thinking of calling on any relatives he might have had, He was thought

by Banks to have had kindred in London, perhaps the sons or daughters

of the now deceased Robert Sole, salter . There .would have been. Unc"la ·.··

Myles who inherited the main wealth of the salter , Robert of Eckington.

The older brother of Myles named William died in 1620, It is only con

jecture, but could the grandson of George who was named Myles have

been named for the long ago Uncle in London?

Imagine George in London waking on a spring morning in a raftered

room on old London Bridge, He could hear the water rushing through the

arches, the clank and wheeze of the water mills that obstructed the

river in many of the nineteen openings. On opening the window, what a

London he would have seent The old black and white houses that were later

s wept away by the fire were picturesque and crowded to the river's

edge , their· flower beds overlooking the river.Above the roof tiles rose

the towers of the churches, the highest of all, the steeple of St . Paul's.

In those days when the river was the main highway of London, a house

on London Bridge would have · been like a house on the Grand Canal of Ven

i ce . Those who lived on the bridge occupied a watch tower from which

almost everything that happened on the Thames could be seen as well as

he ard .

We don't know that George ever had a room on London Bridge but he

saw it and was fascinated by it. The bridge was incredibly old, The

first London Bridge was made of wood, It was in the 1100 ' s that this

solid s tone span was built, and as was the fashion of the time, houses

and shops were constructed on both s ides the entire length. In the

period George and the Pilgrims might have crossed London Bridge1it

must have been extremely inconvenient, The foot path was not of the

sa;re width al l the way. At one place it was only 12 foot wide. The

overhanging houses made the roadway dark for most of the length,

and frequent arches o f timber from roof top to roof top kept the

400 year old houses from tumbling in the river.

The only list of shopkeepers on the bridge was made in 1633 ,

At that time there was a fire when a number of houses were destroyed.


The list was made only 13 years after George l e ft England. Among those

burned out were eight haberdashers, six hosiers, one shoe maker, two

glovers,two mercers, one "distiller of strong waters", one gird ler , one

linen araper, one woolen draper, one pin maker,and one Curate of St .

Magnus the Martyr Church. It is well known that at one time there were

many book se l lers on London Bridge. Earlier, Holbein, the famous painter

of Henry VIII, was said to have lived on the bridge. It is not difficult

to picture George Soule turning over a book in the book stalls or making

a last minute purchase of perhaps, pins 1 before leaving. I wonder how

ofte n Shakespeare might have been seen looking about th~ same area? hnve

They could possibly looked at each other if George had been more in his

boyhood. It was the only bridge across the Thames until 1749.

There were e ndless eye openers for a young man, and the excitement

of London would have been like going to the County Fair every day.

Did he spend time on Br ead S treet, the location of holdings in the salt

businesQ6f his kindred Robert Sole-Soule of Eckington? Did the business

still belong to Uncle Miles? Bread Street appears a very pleasant street

at that time. I t b ecame a slum area in later years.

My husband and I will never forget a walk we took in this same part

of Old London in 1952 when the scars of war were still visible. We walked

the empty str eets with nothing but vacant deep cellars and devastation

over a wide area. The rubble had been cleared away and street signs had

been replaced in t h i s open faceless part of the city. We stopped at a

Lyon' s for tea as soon as we left the blighted blocks. We had been seat

ed for a shor t time when we were unexpectedly joined by an old woman

who might have been a char woman. She had a cockney accent, difficult to

understand, but made u~R~r digs had been in the devastated area n ear

the docks. She wanted us to know of the horror of the .bombings and the

fires . She had an aristocratic look about her with her long narrow

Norman face but all changed when she spoke. She was none too clean.

She kept saying, "Hit todaiy feir chainged by the rivah," meaning,

today it had changed by the river. We loved her. She was Dickenesque

with whisps of hair sticking straight out of her hat. She showed such an

independent spirit in s pite of her lot. She was a ple asant wonder to us.

That evening late we walked again, this time down Threadneedle Street

to the Bank of England and into Poultry Street . This section

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had not suff e red. Our footsteps echoed. on the cobb l es as we e ntered some

of the ancie n t nar row s treets which we r e deserted at that t ime of the

e vening . Th e tall modern buildings had not made their appe arance in 1952 .

There were just the old buildings crowded together, some great, some

small. Some were elegant and some were quaint. Suddenly we came upon

a lamp lighter making his rounds! He gave us a cheery greet i ng as we

walked by.

That walk was enchanting, but only a slight introduction to the

city of• George's day. The streets have kept their names through the

ages in London. Only the people who have wa lked them have changed.

Did our George Soule hear his echoing footsteps, on a misty evening,

once long ago? I'm sure ' he did!

London Bridge in 1616

(.:::·;;, :' ·'·l l-imits of Fire, 1666

Showing the ~vcation of Bread S treet

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MAINE CEMETERIES

We are beginning a listing of Soule related persons buried in Maine cemeteries. These cemetery listings were compiled by Donald H. Maguir·e in 1967. It must be noted <as Mr. Maguire does in his introdLiction) that the information in brackets was obtained from various sources. some of which cannot be considered reliable. Such information mus~ be checked in vital records for confirmation . We are listing Cemeteries 1 through 4 in this issue. Others will follow in succeeding Newsletters.

A name inde>: has been prepared by Jim Schlosser; this follows the cemetery listings, and is an index to all the cemeteries in the compilation.

GRAVESTONE INSCRIPTIONS AND BURIALS

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ANCESTRAL TRACINGS

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OniER MISCELLANEOUS U4 T.A

Data contained herein that is not bracketed or paren~,esi zed was personally copied by this compiler from gravestones, markers, or monu~ents. Some data was obtained fro~ official cemetery records where graves were w~thout any type of marker. Much time was spent at each of these cemeteries a~d great care was exerc ised to assure that tra~scriptions have been accurately done.

Material contai~ed within the brackets or the parent~eses has bee~ added to that material taken from the sto~es or r ecords in the cemeteries in order to set do;.m addit<banal information and identification.s. Tnis material was researched from other sources and is as accurate as can be best determined from files at the compilers home.

This compiler can support much of 'Hhat is conta ined herein fro:n vital records, legal recorlds, and other official documents . Some of it can be supported from family records furnished by 1 iving relatives.

this material has been prepared in the hope that others may de r ive so~e pl~asure or benefit from its use and to that end it is hoped that if a~y errors or exceptions are taken to what I have set down, t.,at it will be· reported to ~e. I wi ll then check it or have it checked and make any necessa ry changes, if warra~ted.

Re5EA~OlED AND COr-'!PILED BY

Donald H. ~~guire 21 State Avenue

Cape Elizabeth, Naine

Direct Descendant of the Pilgrim Geo=ge Soule Through his mother, Louise l-1ar ion Soule

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INDEX TO CEMETERIES

C1 Burr Cemetery, Freeport~ Maine C2 Davis Cemetery, Freeport, Maine C3 Grove <Lane> Cemetery~ Freeport, Maine C4 Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Freeport~ Maine C5 Porters Landing Cemetery, Freeport; Maine C6 South Freeport Cemetery~ Freeport, Maine C7 Webster Cemetery, Freeport, Maine CB Woodlawn Cemetery, Freeport, Maine

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C9 Cemetery at Pownal, Maine (formerly part of Freeport, Maine> located via Beech Hill Road about 1 1/2 miles from Burr Cemetery

C10 Merrill Cemetery, Pownal, Maine C11 Cemetery at the Old Meeting House, Yarmouth, M~ine C12 The Ledge Cemetery, Yarmouth, Maine C13 Pioneer Cemetery, Yarmouth, Maine C14 Cemetery, Knight Homestead, Limeric~c, Maine C15 Highland Cemetery, Limerick, Maine C16 German Protestant Cemetery, Route 32~ Waldoboro, Maine C17 Jordan Cemetery, Bayside Road <Route 230> , Ellsworth, Maine ClS Forest City Cemetery, South Portland, Maine C20 Eastern Cemetery, Portland, Maine <Portland"s oldest) C21 Western Cemetery, Portland, Maine C22 Webbs Mills Cemetery, Casco, Maine C29 Cape· Eli z a beth, Maine, Cemetery Records compiled by Samuel D.

Rummery in 1930 and recorded at the Maine Histori c al Society, Portland Maine, File No. MvC17.1

C30 Greenlay Cemetery, Windsor, Quebec, Canada C31 The Getchell Cemetery, Wins low, Maine C32 Pi ne Grove Cemetery, Water v ille , Maine C33 Lewi s Cemetery, Oakland, Maine C34 Woodbine Cemetery, Ellsworth, Maine C35 Mt. Auburn Cemetery, Auburn~ Maine

Mr. Maguire listed other cemeteries in his index, with the notation that they would be added later when r·esearch is completed. We do not know the current status of these compilations, and they are not i nc.l uded. These cemeter ies are:

C19 Evergreen Cemetery , Portland, Maine C23 Dow Cemetery, Standish, Maine C24 Maple Grove Cemetery, Randolph, Maine C25 Old Cemetery, Centre Street~ Duxbury~ Massachusetts C26 Cemetery, New Carlisle, Ohio C27 Toothaker Cemetery, Pownal, Maine C28 Riverview Cemetery, Topsham~ Maine C36 Raymond Hill Cemetery, Raymond~ Maine C37 Cem. Inscriptions from Soule Gen. by Ridlon C38 Riverside Cemetery, Raymond, Maine C39 North Raymond Cemetery, Raymond, Maine

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BATI.EY, Mrs. Ruth, wif~ Capt • .Asa Bailey, d. L/28/1818 ae 20-7 f.j1rs. Ruth (~nnison) Bailey, w. of Capt • .Asa Bailey & mo. of Ruth Dennison

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Bailey who m. as 1st w. to Dani~l-7 Soule, son of Samuel-6 Soul~ (James-5, j~dediah-3, Mqses-3, John-2, G~orge-1) and Sophronia pennison, dau. of John-5 Soul~ (Barnabas-L, Mos~s-3, John-2, G~org~-1) and Elizabeth-L Mitchell (Benjamin-3, Joseph-2, Olristopher-l)J

BAILEY, Samuel, 1853-191L ~p of Burr ~etery indicat~s this is Lot No. 55 and was purchased by Cora J. (Hinkley) Soule, 1st w. of Eugene-8 Soule (.Alonzo-7, Charl~s-6, Jam~s-5, Jedediah-u, Moses-3, John-2, ~orge-1), two days after the d~ath of Eug~ne-8 Soule. This is very strong evidence that this Eugene-8 Soul~ is buried here. Widow Cora J. (Hinkley) Soul~ marri~d this Samuel Bailey. Records of the Cemetery indicate two burials in this lot.~

COLBY, Chester D. [No dates on grav~stcne_7 .Abbie E. Soule, his wife, 1879-1937 .

COX, Chester c., 1881-195L Bertha E. Soule, his wife, 1885-193L ~ertha-9 E. Soule , dau. of Lewis Poeter-8

Soule (Daniel- 7, Samuel-6, James-5, Jedediah-L, Moses-3, John-2, George-1) and Delia--8 .Ann Soule, dau. of Samuel Holbrook- ? Soule (Samuel-6, James-5, J~dediah-L, I-1oses-3, John-2, George-!) and .Azelia-5 Dennison, dau. of Bradbury-L Dennison (George-3, David-2, Gear.ge- 1) and Jane Cushing~

BURR, John, 3/27/1836-9/21/191L .Abbie L., wife of John Burr, 8/1/1838-l0/2L/1873 Josie B. Burr, 10/19/18L6-2/5/1903 Eddie R., only ch. of Edwin A. & Josie B. Soule, d. 12/3/1876 a~ 7-7

DAVIS, Benjam~n, 181L-1872 Sophronia Soule, his wife, 1816-1858 ~ophronia-7 Soule, dau. of Samu~l-6 Soul~

(Jam~s-5, Jedediah-L, Moses-3, John-2, G~orge-1) and Sophronia Dennieon, dau. of David-3 Dennison (David-2, G~arg~-1) and Mehitable-6 Soule, dau. of John-S Soul~ (Barnabas-L, Moses-3, John-2, Geor~~-1) and Elizabeth-L Mitch~ll (Benjamin-3, Joseph-2, Christopher-!)_/

DAVIS, William, d. 3/1/1878 ae 68 Desiah R., wife, 6/12/1812-8/30/1891 fDesire-7 R. Soule, dau. of Andrev-6

Soule (James-5, J~dediah-4, Moses-3, John-2, George-!) and }~ha la Porter_?

DE!lliiSCN, Benjamin, d. Ocean Springs, Ala., 1818-1878 L9enjamin Griffin Dennisori7 Mart ha , d. Ocean Spr ings, .Ala., 1818-1878 /Martha-? Soul~ , w. of Benjamin

Griffin Dennison and dau. of .A ndrew-~Soule (James-5, Jedediah-L, Moses-3, · John-2, George-!) and Mahala Porter_?

Benjamin, son, 18L8-192L ~org~, son, 1850-185L

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DENNISON, David, d. 10/4/1843 ae 83 Mehitable, wife, d. L/28/1802 ae 39 LMehitable-6 Soule, dau. of John-5 Soule

· (Barnabas-4, Moees-3, John-2, George-!) and Elizabeth l1itche11J Susanna, wife of David, d. L/24/1849, ae 73 L5usanna Haraden Griffi~ Joseph, their son·, d. 2/27/1802 ae 1 [Son by 1st w. Mehitable Soule J

DENNISON, David, 1788-1865 LPavid Dennison, son of David-3 Dennison (C~vid-2; George-!) and Mehitable-6 Soule, dau. of John-5 Soule (Barnabas-L, Moses-3, John-2, George-!) and Elizabeth Mitchel£7 ·

Mary Griffi.n, his wife, 1795-1823 , Penthea Stetson Soule, his wife, 1799-1881 [?enthea-7 Stetson Soule, dau. of

Bradbury-6 Soule (John-5, Barnabas-L, Moses-3, John-2, George-!) and Elizabeth FeltoE7

DE~miSON, David, 6/20/1788 - 1/22/1865 ~avid Dennison, son of David-3 Dennison (David-2, George-1) and Mehitable-o Soule, dau. of John-5 Soule (Barnabas-L, Moses- 3, John-2, George-!) and Elizabeth Nitchel..!7

Penthea S., his wife, L/10/179.9- 12/2/1881 L!enthea-7 Stetson Soule , dau. of Bradbury- 6 Soule (John-5, Barnabas-L, Koses-3, John-2, George-1) and Elizabeth Felton!

William Hann, 6/25/17!36 - 3/7/1911 Elizabeth F. Dennison, hi s wife, 3/27/1836 - 6/9/1902 ~u. of David Denniso~

DENNISO'!IJ, George, d. 7/29/18LL ae 82 Dorcas,. wife, d. 10/9/1847 , ae 81 [Dorcas-6 Soule, dau. of John-5 Soule

(Barnabas-4 , i1oses-3, John-2, GeO!"ge-t) and Elizabeth i•Iitchel_!l

OOCKU?-1 , George .D.., d. 12/5/1900 ae 58-1 /Lot 1-Io. 51-1/ff Mel issa. D., his wife, d. 11/17/1921 ae ?L-9-15 8fe1issa-8 D. Soule, dau. of

Samuel-? Holbrook SoulP. (Samue1-6, Ja:nes-5, Jedediah-4, I'loses-3 , John-2, George-1) and Azelia Dennison, dau. of Brad~ury-L Dennison (George-3, David-2, George-1) and Jane Cushi~

Arthur E., d. 7/31/1909 ae 31-8 Frederick, so~ of G.A. & M.D. Doc~~~, d. 8/3/1900 ae 14-2

GREEN, Capt. Henry, 3/27/1322 - 1/2/1907 Emeline, hi s wife, 8/7/1829 - 3/2e/18e l {&~eline-7 Soule, dau. of Sa~uel-6

Soule (James-5, Jedediah-L, :·1oses-3, John-2, George-1) and Soohronia Denhison, dau. of David-3 Dennison (David-2,George-l) and Heh i tab1e-6 Soul e, dau. of John-5 Soule (Barnabas-L, Moses- 3 , John- 2, Geor ge- 1) and Eli zabeth r1itchely

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Minerva A. Soule, wi!e, 1833-1857 LMinerva-7 A. Soule, dau. of Samuel-6 Soul e James-5, Jedediah-w, Noses-3, John-2, George-1) and Sophronia Dennison dau. of David-3 Dennison (David-2, George-1) and Mehitab1e-6 So~1e, da~. of John-5 Soule (aarnabas-L, l-'ioses-3, John-2, George-1 and Elizabeth Mitchel..!?

. Victoria H., wife of ~-lm. H. Griff in, 1BL2-1911

ROOEPS, Capt. Seth, d. 8/21/1853 ;ae L6 · . · · Rebecca, wife, d. 3/3/1861 ae 52 {Rebecca-7 So~le, d;au. of Andrew-6 SOule

(James-5, Jedediah-L, Moses-3, John-2, George-!) and Mahala Porter_? Seth E., d. 9/L/1888 ae L3 Merton c., d. 7/17/1925 ae 55·

SHEDD, Eugene ~!den Eugene-7 Shedd, son of James Coffin-6 Sh~dd (Nathaniel-5, Lemuel-L, Banjamin-3, Zachariah-2, Daniel-l) ;and Emily Brown, b. 9/22/1861, d. 11/2L/1933J

Katie, his wife~tie-8 Soule, b. 7/25/1878, d. 1/22/1953, dau. of Alonzo King-7 Soule (Charles-6, James-5, Jedediah-L, Moses-3, John-2, George-!) and Lu~ Ann (Davis) Beals, dau. of Joshua ;and Lu~ (Dunham) Davis_! /Jffote: This couple are buried in Lot No. 56 aoo there are no markers

erected on their graves_?

SOULE, Albert c., 1885-No date ~lbert Creech-8 Soule, b. 6/23/1885-d. 5/1/1955, son of Julius Seymore-7 Soule (Enos-6, Barnabas-5-L, Moses-3, John-2, George-!) and Edith M. Creech, dau. of \<lilliam and Catherine (Heans) CreechJ ~lbert C. Soule's name is also inscribed on his father's four sided monument At the Woodlawn Cem., ~e C8:2, where Albert's first wife, Mildred Eleanor Van~h, is buried 7 . ·

Bertha F., his wife, 1~88-1951 ~ertha Garl;and Farwell, 2nd wife and dau. of Lewis E. and Emma E. (Taylor) Farwell, b. 9/13/1888, d. 1951_7

SOULE, Alonzo K., 1832-1910 /Alonzo-7 King .Soule, b. 7/33/1832-d. 3/25/1910, soh of Charles-6 Soule TJames-5, Jedediah-L, Moses-3, John-2, George-!) and Eliza Ann-6 Bl~ckstone, dau. of Samuel-~ Blackstone (Benjamin-L-3, John-2, William-!) and Hannah Pettingill 7

Lucy A., his wife, 183u-1906 .!J.u~ Ann (DaviS) Beals, b. 8/2L/183L-d. 5/17/1906, first wife and dau. of Josh~a and Lu~ (Dunham) Davis J LJhese ~re the great-grandp;arents of the compiler of these records_7

SOULE, Andrew, d. L/2/1867 ;ae 8L ~ndrew-6 Soule, son of James-5 Soule (Jedediah-u, :Hoses-3, John-2, George-1) and 1-lartha-L Curtis, dau. of Joshua-3 Curtis (Benjamin-2, Francis-!) and Ruth Parker_!

Mahala, wife, d. 10/17/1850 ae 6o-3 Lfwha1a Porter_7 Elizabeth, wife, d. 5/29/1879 ae 75-2 {Elizabeth J. Beal, 2nd wife_l Andrew J., son of A & M, d. 7/13/1836 ae L-9

SOULE, Arthur B., 1890-19L8 L:Arthur Burnham-9 Soule, son of Sumner Olase-8 Soule (Charles William-7, Joshua-6, James-5, Jedediah-L, Moses-3, John-2, George-1) and Grace L. Soule, d2u. of Josiah-8 Soule (Alfred-7, Benjamin-6, John-5, Barnabas-L , Moses-3, John-2, George-!) and &uily-7 s. Soule, dau. of Enos-6 Soule (Barnabas-5-L, Moses-3, John-2, George-!) and Sarah Pratt_!

Vera M., his wife, 189L-19u7 /Jera I-1. Goujg Revised 3; 3; 19CRJ


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SOULE, Benjamin F., 1837-1915 ~enjamin-7 F. Soule, son of Charles-6 Soule (James•5, Jedediah-L, Moses-3, John-2, George-l)and Eliza Ann-6 Blackstone, dau • • of Samuel-5 Blackstone (Benjamin-4-3, John-2, t·lilliam-1) and H•nnah

· PettingillJ · Abbie F., his wife, 1850-1907 /Abby Ann Flagg_7 Leta E., 1879-1915 ~eta Eliza~, thelr rlaughtetJ

SOULE Charles, 1/26/1800 - 6/27/1892 ~harles-6 Soule, son of James-5 Soule · (Jedadiah-4, Hoses-3, John-2, George-1) and Martha-4 Curtis, dau. of Joshua-3

Curtis (Benjamin-2,.Francis-1) and Ruth Parkei7. . Eliza Ann, wife Charles Soule, d. 10/6/1846 ae 41 {Eliza Ann Blackstone, 1st w. of

Charles Soule &. dau. of Samuel-5 Blackstone (Benjamin-4-3, John-2, 1-Jilliam-1) and Hannah Pettingill7

Susan D., wife eharles Soule, 2/21/1808- 11/25/1900 LSusan-4 Dennison, dau. of David-3 Dennison (David-2, George-1) ·and Susannah Haraden. Susan was the 2nd w. of Charles Soul~

Dorcas, dau. of Charles & Eliza Soule, d. 6/25/1838 ae 10-8

SOULE, Clarence A., 1853-1916 ~larence-8 A. Soule, son of Daniel-? Griffin Soule (Samuel-6, James-5, Jedediah-4, Hoses-3, John-2, George-1) and !'iahala-7 Porter Soule, dau. of Andrew-6 Soule (James-5, Jedediah-4, Noses-3, John-2, George-!) and ?~hala Porte!7

Florence E. Adams, wife, 1854-1921 Ernest L. Soule, 1879-1947 Ltheir sori(

SOULE, Daniel, d. 12/30/1867 ae 50-7 fDaniel-7 Griffin Soule, son of Samuel-6 Soule (James-5, Jedediah-4, Moses-3, John-2, George-1) and Soohronia · Dennison, dau. of David-3 Dennison (David-2, George-1) and Hehitable-6 Soule, d~u. of John-5 Soule (Barnabas-4, Moses-3, John-2, George-1) and Elizabeth M1 tchel.!7

Mahala P., wife, d: 6/11/1906 ae 83~8 l!fuhala-7 Porter Soule, dau. of Andrew-6 Soule (James-?, Jedediah-r4 Moses-3, John-2, George-1) and Mahala Porte!!

Edwin A., d. 12/23/1868 ae 26 so~ Daniel J., d. 10/11/1831 ae 3- [So~

SOULE, Ruth D., wife of Daniel G. Soule, d. 10/l6/18L3 ae 25 (Ruth Dennison Bailey, 1st w. of Daniel-? Griffin Soule above & dau. of Asa Bailey and Ruth-L Dennison (Abner-3-2, George-1)_7

SOULE, Emily L., 1887- ~ily-9 L. Soule, dau. of Lewis-8 Potter Soule (Daniel-? Griffin, Samuel-6, James-5, Jedediah-L, i·~oses-3, John-2, George-1) and Del ia-8 Ann Soule, dau." of Samuel-7 Holbrook Soule (Samuel-6, James-5, Jedediah-4, Hoses-3, John-2, George-1) and Azelia-5 Dennison, dau. )of Bradbury-L Dennison (George-3, David-2, George-1) and Jane Cushin£7 [fnis Etnily-9 L. Soule married (1) Horace H. Yorke and (2) Arthur Sou1y

Thomas R. Brand, 1907-Louise Yorke, 1912- , his wife LLouise Yorke, w. of Thomas R. Brand and

· dau. of E:nily-9 L. 9:>ule and ls_!: h. Horace 1'1. YorkiJ Martha B. Jacklin, dau., 1939-1965 Ldau. of above Louise Yorkif

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SOULE, Enoch C., 1835-1888 LProbably Enoch-? Soule son of Jesse-6 Soule (Jedediah-5-L, Moses-3, John-2, George-1) and

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2d ~. Caroline Cu~ming~ Eunice M., his wife, 1834-1886 {Eunice (Hannah?) HerrillJ

SOULE, Grace L., ..r. of Perez S. Burr, 1866-1919 @race t.· Soule, dau. of · Josiah-8 Soule (Alfred-?, Benjamin-6, John-S, Barnabas-4, Moses-3, John-2,

George-1) and Emily-? s. Soule, dau. of Enos-6 Soule (Barnabas-5-4, Moses-3, John-2, eeorge-1) and Sarah Pratt. This Grace L. Soule married, 1st, Su~er-8 Soule, son of Charles-? William Soule (Josmua-6, James-S, Jedediah-L, Moses-3, John-2, George-1) and Margaret Alice. Chase_!

SOULE, Ernest Burton, 1867- · ~nest-8 Burton Soule, son of Isaac-? Soule (Joshua-6, Jarr¥:! s-5, Jeded iah-L, !1os es-3, John-2, George-1) _7

Grace Bryant Soule, 1873-

SOULE, Florence J., 1881~1950 Marshall Merryman, 1873-1945

SOULE, Hannah, wife of Jedediah, d. 8/L/1847 ae 63 flfannah Brown, ""· of . Jedediah-6 Soule, son of Jedediah-5 Soule (Jedediah-L, Hoses-3, John-2, George-1) and Nary Pinkha~ Lfhere is an un,"llarked grave beside Hannah which may be that of her husband, Jedediah-6 Soul~

SOULE, Ivan I-1., 1871-1957 fl"van-8 Malverne Soule, b. 7/30/1871-d. 9/18/1957, son of Alonzo-7 King Soule (Charles-6, James-5, Jedediah-4, Noses-3, John-2, G~orge-1) and Lucy Ann (Davis) Beals, dau. of Joshua Davis and .Lucy Dunha~ LTnis is the compilers grandfathe£7 .

Alice B. Achorn, 1870-1942 §lice Belle Achorn, w. of Ivan iftalverne Soule and dau. of Almond Achorn and Sarah Jane Orff of Wa ldoboro, Maine where they are buried7

Csawford A., 1"8'97-1897 L_Cra1.;ford Achorn Soule, their soi/ Helen A., 1898-1901 ~elen Achorn Soule, their dau~

SOULE, ~~. James, d. 5/3/1846 ae 92, A soldier of the revolution. LJames-5 Soule, son of Jedediah-4 Soule (Noses-3, John-2,Geo.::_ge-l) and Tabitha BishOE7 ·

Martha, wife of James Soule, d. 3/19/1839 ae 85 L;\lartha-u Cu:t:tis, dau. of Joshua-3 Curtis (Benjamin-2, Franc is-l)and Ruth Parl~eij

SOULE, Col. Jesse, 1791-1875, In War 1812. LJesse-6 Soule, son of Jedediah-5 Soule (Jedediah-~, JV!oses-3, John-2, George-1) :;md Hary Pinfma.:o/.

Hannah, wife, 1799-1831 /Han~ah Eels, 1st w. of Jesse-6 Soule~ Caroline, wife, 188S-186:2 L_Caroline Culli~ings, 2nd v. Jesse-6 Soul~ Sarah J., -:::--~~1862 [ci•wghter, born 9/18/1829 J francis B., 1Eu3-1873 Lson7 Joseph J. Davis, 1832-191~ Hannah, his wife, 183~-1929 {dau. of Jesse-6 Soul~ Jose~h J., 1855-lSSS {Son of Joseph Davis and Hanna~ Soul~ Harriet L., 186o-1e6o LOau. of Joseph Davis and Hannah Soul~ Charles~., 1861-1861 {Son of Joseph Davis and Hannah Soul~ Willie F., 1865-1866 {Son of Joseph Davis and Hannah Soul!!


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S8ULE, Lafayette, 185L-1909 Llafayette-8 Soule, son of Samuel-7 Holbrook Soule (Samuel-6, James-5, Jedediah-L, Moses-3, John- 2, Gearge-1) and Azelia-5 Dennison, ·dau. of Bradbury-L~Dennison (George-3, David-2, George-1) and

· Jane Cush i n.9l J" .Ja.ml!5Gl Maria C., his wife, 1859-19L7 fli[aria C. Carslell-?-So.:r(.vel t-tolbRuK"So!lle. (~~ 'n~J ;<14Se..'>~ Frederick G. Soule, 1861-1929 [Son ofq;ofa;'lit-te aAd ~Iaria ~et!l_ij' ~\-n\'6.e0• 1 )a..Y'\d.':i Lena M., liis wife, 1863-1895 fji_ife of Frederick G. SqulY. A-z.e.II~S!)entp'so~

. E~la C., his wife, 1872-1918 fjiife of Frederick G. Souly

SOULE, .Lewis P., 1855-1931 Lfewis-8 Porter Soule, son of Daniel-? Griffin Soule (Samuel-6, James-5, Jeded.iah-L, I~oses-3, John-2, Geogge-1) and Mahala-? Porter Soule, dau. of Andrew-6 Soule (James-5, Jedediah-L, Moses-3, John-2, George-1) and Hahala Porteif_ · ·

Delia A., his wife, 1859-1927 LPelia-8 Soule, dau. of Samuel-? Holbrook Soule (Samuel-6, James-5, Jedediah-L, Hoses-3, John-2, George-1) and Azelia-5 Dennison, dau. of Bradbury-L Dennison (George-3, David-2 , Geo~ge-1) and Jane Cush in,gl

NormanS., 1878-1951 {their SOEV . Harth a A. , 1.893- {their daughteij

SqULE, ciamuel, .do 3/13/ ~age ·~!B stene is badl1 ieterierated. lear and age was net legible. ~an anyene help'(]'' _ .

. Sa1·all, his wife·, d.o b/2.7 / ,age • /Year & age net legible7 Lttoy, his wife, ~eo. 1817, age • Lfay & age net legib:lif William, sen, fi. 2/21/1799, age 12 · . ~et se .v, d au. , d. 3/27/1813, age 21 Emer1, sen, a. 2/29/1816, ago 21

SOULE, Samuel, d. 3/21/1880 ae 89 ~muel-6 Soule, son of James-5 Soule, Jedediah-L, Hoses-3, John-2, George-1) and Nartha-~ Curtis, dau. of Joshua-3 Curtis (Benjamin-2, Francis-1) and Ruth Parke!! ·

Louisa, wife, d. 6/23/1813 ae 19 /Iouisa Sarah Griffin, 1st w. of Samuel-6 Soul~ Sophronia, wife, d. l2/2L/186o ae bL-3-10 [Sophronia Dennison, 2nd wife of

Samuel-6 Soule and dau. of David-3 Dennison (David-2, George-1) and Mehitable-6 Soule, dau. of John-5 Soule (Barnabas-L, Moses-3, John-2, George-1) and Elizabeth Hitchel17

Deborah, wife, d. 8/29/187'B' ae 88 L:Deborah Dennison, 3rd wife of Samuel-6 Soul£ Ansyl C., d. 2/15/1850 ae 26 [:Son by 2nd w. Sophronia Denniso~ ·

SOULE, Samuel H., 1822-1897 LSamuel-7 Holbrook Soule, son ·o! Samue1-6 Soule (James-5, Jedediah-4, Moses-3, John-2, George-1) and 2nd w. Sophronia Dennison, .dau. of David-3 Dennison (David-2, George-1) and Mehitable-6 Soule, dau. of John-5 Soule (Barnabas-L, Moses-3, John-2, George-1) and Elizabeth Mitchelff

Azelia, wife, 1828-1898 /Aze1ia-5 Dennison, dau. of Bradbury-4 Dennison (George-3, Davio-2, Gear ge-l) and Jane Cush inij ;-r

Everett E., son, 1864-1366 [Ec·l/?~.~. Ever<..a-t..J Florence, dau., 1856-1872 Abbie P., dau. 1852-1875


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SOULE, ~Hll~am, d •.. l/31/lBLL ae 58-2 LWilliam-6 Soule, son of James-5 Soule (Jededlah-L, I·Ioses-3, John-2, George-!) and i'1artha-L Curtis 0 au of Josh~a-3 Curtis, Benjamin-2, Francis-1) a~d Ruth Parke!7 ' •

Bet~ey, w 1fe, d. L/1L/185o ae 53 _LE1izabeth rtitchely Julia Ann, d. 7/10/1838 ae 17-llf_their daughteff

WYMAN, Joseph D., Co. E 13 Me. Vols., died at ~-lash., D.C., 7/29/1864 ae 39 Mary B. Soule, wife, died 10/lL/1886 ae 56-6 LMary-7 B. Soule, dau. of •

c~ rles-6 S:>ule (Jal'!E s-5' Jeded iah-L' 1-1oses-J, John-2, George-!) and E~1z~-6 Ann Blackstone, dau. of Samuel-5 Blackstone (Benjamin-L-3, John-2 W1ll1am-l) and Hannah Pettingil1( '

Perez G., son, died 1/18/1853 ae 15m

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Freeport, Maine

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SOULE, John, died, 8/5/1868, ae 70 L7ohn-7 Souie, son of John-6 Soule (Moses-5, B~rnab~s-u, Moses-3, John-2, George-!) and L~is carter_!

Sarah, wife, died 2/28/1908, ae 9Ly-23d ~rah ~son, 2nd wife and dau. of Joseph and Susanna (Baker) Maso~

SOULE, Horatio, Co. F 1st Me. Inf. ffioratio-8 B. Soul~, son of John-7 Soule (John-6, ?-1oses-5, Barnabas-L, Moses-3, John-2, George-!) and 1st wife Mary-6 Mitchell, dau. of Azor-5 Hi tchell (Benjamin-L-3, Joseph-2, Christopher-!) and Joanna-5 Mitchell_? ~oratio-8 B. Soule, b. 7/10/1836 and d. 9/30/1906 _7 ~ora~io-8 B. Soule, h. of Rosa E. Tuttle whom he ~rri;d at Portland, I1aine (Vol. 5 :235) on 3/11J/1875J

Gravestone Inscriptions Grove (Lane) Cemetery

Freeport, Maine

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KELSEY, Europe, 12/28/1785 - 5/28/1878 _ Mary, his wife, 10/1/1792 - 1/2/1878 Lf~ry-6 Soule, dau. of Jonathan-5 Soule

(Jeded iah-L, Moses-3, John-2, George-!) and Mary-5 Mitchell, dau.·of Joseph-L Mitchell (Joseph-3-2, Christopher-1}7~

Elbridge S. Kelsey, 7/27/1828-10/1/1907 Lfheir so~ ' Annie L., his wife , 3/15/18L9-L/9/l9L3 Franc~s L. Allen, 10/22/l869-L/2/19L5 S. Newton Johnston, 7/10/1871-L/23/19L8 Elizabeth Allen, his wife., 3/10/l875-5'/6/19L8


Inscriptions cL Pleasant Hill CeMete~

Freeport, Ha i ne

SOULE, Dea. Hoses, died Oct. 4, 1851, ae 81 yrs-9 mos. f}ioses-6 Soule, son of Moses-5 Soule (Barnabas-4, Moses-3, John-2, George-!) and Ann-5 Hughes, dau. of John-4 Hughes (John-3, James-2, Joshua-!) and Jane-2

. Talbot, dau. of Roger-1 Talbot of .BostonJ· ~.L8rtha L., wife of Hoses Soule, died Dec. 20, 1837 ae 65 yrs. fflartha

Lane, dau. of Gideon Lane and Ha~ BabsonJ

SOULE_,

illegible Stone Hary B., dau. of Hoses & Martha L. Soule, died Aug. 28, 1839 ae 29 yrs.

{flary Babson-7 Soule J . Glidden Helcher, died Jv!ay 2, 1850 ae 44 yrs. fji. of Nanc-y-7 Soule 2nd

who was the dau. of !1oses-6 Soule and 11artha LaneJ

Caroline, d~1. of ~~ses & ~~rtha t. Soule & wife of Robert Pennell, died I1ar. 30, 186o ae 47-7. {Caroline-7 Soule, dau. of r-!oses-6 Soule (Moses-5, Barnabas-4, :Hoses-3, John-2, George-!) and f.!artha Lane, dau. of Gideon and lllary (Babson) Lane J.

Robert Pennell, h~r husband, ~. 9/2~/1813 - d. 12/8/1889

Capt. O. I., died Sept 22, 1875 ae ·79 yrs - 5 mos • .@"apt. o. Isaac [J'yerJ Jeanette Soule Dyer, born Jan 30, 1809- died Aug. 7, 1896 6Jeanette-7

Soule, dau. of Hoses-6 Soule (i'1oses-5, Barnabas-4, }ioses-3, John-2, . . George-1) and Nartha Lane, dau. of Gideon Lane and I!L8ty BabsonJ

NAME INDEX TO MAINE CEMETERIES

In most cases the inde>: is alphabetized according to the name on a gravestone or when Mr. Maguire cited documentation for a specific record. The cemetery code is listed after the name.

If a gravestone listed a maiden name for a woman but the stone also had the phr·ase "his wife", r·eferring to an adjacent stone of a man, that woman is indexed under both her maiden and married names.

Mr. Maguire did research on most persons beyond inscriptions on gravestones. He cited only general sources rather than invidival documentation. Since this is a Soule family newsletter, where Mr. Maguire indicated a woman was a SOULE descendant, she is indexed not only under her married name but also under SOULE. Since that is not documented for individuals, such listings include a star.


Achorn, Alice B., Cl Achorn, Alaon, C16 Achorn, Angie E., C16 Achorn, Sarah J., C16 Adaas, Florence E., Cl Adams, Roxie A., C32 Allen, Elizabeth, C3 Allen, Frances L., C3 Ates, EdMard R., C33 Aaes, H. Ellen Peavey, C33 Ates, Helbourne E., C33 Bacon, Ann Peavey, C33 Bacon, George, C33 Bailey, Ruth, Cl Bailey, Saauel, Cl Baker, Eunice A., C6 Bliss, Beorge D., C6 Bliss, Bershoa, C6 Bliss, Hannah Soule, C6 Bliss, Marren G., C6 Brackett , Silence G., C32 Brand, Louise Yorke, Cl Brand, Thoaas R., Cl BreMer, Eaaa Etta , C6 BreMer, Hartha S., C7 BreMer, Susan P., C6 Brooks? , 7 children listed on stone, Cll Brooks, Joel Saith, Cll Burr , Abbie L., Cl Burr, Eddie R., Cl Burr, John, Cl Burr, Josie B., Cl Carter, Sarah L., CB CasMell, Lois, C30 Chandler, Abigaill, C22 Chandler, Clarence N., C22 Chandler, David J., C22 Chandler, Florence H., C22 Chandler, Harriet E., C22 Chandler, Jaaes E., C22 Chandler, linda Spillert, C22 Chandler, lorania, C22 Chandler, Hartha, Cl3 Chandler, Sarah, Cl3 Coffin, George N., C5 Coffin, Lois K. Soule, C5 Colby, Abbie E., Cl Colby, Chester D., Cl Cox, Bertha E. , Cl Cox, Chester c., Cl Creech, Catherine E., CB Creech, Edith H., CB Creech, Nilliaa B., CS Creech, Nilliaa H., CS Cushing, Abby E., C9 Cushing, Betsy, C9 Cushing, EdMard, C9 Cushing, Eaaa Louise, C9 Cushing, George Dana, C9 Cushing, John, C9 Cushing, Louisa 6., C9 Cushing, Hehitable, C9 Davis, Benjaain (Capt . l, C9 Davis, Benjaain, Cl Davis, Charles N. , Cl

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Davis, Desiah R. (Desire?l, Cl Davis, Dorcas, C9 Davis, Elizabeth C., C32 Davis, Hannah, Cl Davis, Harriet L., Cl Davis, Joseph J. (sonl, Cl Davis, Joseph J., Cl Davis, Hahitable, C9 Davis, Hartha E., C9 Davis, Hartha, C9 Davis, Patience (ae 4dl, C9 Davis, Patience (ae 9al, C9 Davis, Sophronia Soule, Cl Davis, Williaa, Cl Davis, Willie F., Cl Dennison, Benjaain lsonl, Cl Dennison, Benjaain, Cl Dennison, Clara, C6 Dennison, David lsonl, Cl Dennison, David, Cl Dennison, Dorcas, Cl Dennison, Elizabeth F., Cl Dennison, George 11850-541 1 Cl Dennison, George (d.18841 1 Cl Dennison, Joseph, Cl Dennison, Hartha, Cl Dennison, Hary Griffin, Cl Dennison, Hehitable, Cl Dennison, Penthea Stetson Soule, Cl Dennison, Susanna, Cl Dockua, Arthur E., Cl Dockua, Frederick, Cl Dockua, Beorge A., Cl Dockua, Helissa D., Cl DrinkMater, Joseph Jr., C13 DrinkMater, Olive, C13 DrinkMater, Rachel, C13 Durgin, Lila Peavy, C33 Dyer, Jeanette Soule, C4 Dyer, 0. I. !Capt.l, C4 Fogg, Lillian N., CS Ford, Annie Soulet, CS Breen, Eaeline, Cl Breen, Henry ICaptl, Cl Briffin, John N., Cl Griffin, Hary, Cl Griffin, Hinerva A. Soule, Cl Griffin, Victoria H., Cl Haley, Olive B., CS Harden Ann, C34 Holblrook, Charles A., CB Holbrook, Estelle S., CB Holbrook, Jaaes H., CB Holbrook, John L. (d.lBBOI, CS Holbrook, John L. ld.l9221, CB Holbrook, Hargaret L. , CB ' Holbrook, Hary Soule, CS Hopkins, Grosvenor, CS Hopkins, Helen C., CS Jacklin, Hartha B. , Cl Johnston , Elizabeth Al len, C3 Johnston, 5. MeMton , C3 Jordan, Alice F. , Cl7 Jordan, Alaena J., C34 Jordan, Ann Harden, C34

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Jordan, Carroll N., Cl7 Jordan, Chandler, C29 Jordan, Cleaent, C29 Jordan, Doainicus !Kajorl, C29 Jordan, Dyer P., C17 Jordan, Eben, Cl7 Jordan, Ebenezer, C29 Jordan, Edgar A., Cl7 Jordan, Elizabeth, C29 Jordan, Elvira L., Cl7 Jordan, Beorge A., Cl7 Jordan, Bertrude H., C17 Jordan, Henry A. <Capt.l, C17 Jordan, Henry Augustus, C34 Jordan, J. Willis, C34 Jordan, Jennie E., Cl7 Jordan 1 Joseph Bartlett, C34 Jordan, Joseph T., Cl7 Jordan, Joseph, C17 Jordan, Lucy Tarbo~, Cl7 Jordan , lucy, C29 Jordan, Hary (d.1888l, Cl7 Jordan, Mary (d.1869l, C17 Jordan , Kary, C29 Jordan, Kercy B. Koore, C34 Jordan, Nahua, C17 Jordan, Nathan, C17 Jordan, Nathaniel T., C17 Jordan, Nathaniel, C29 Jordan, Nathaniel, C34 Jordan, Richard H., C17 Jordan, Rose D., C17 Jordan, Sarah A., C34 Jor ian, Sarah 8. 1 C29 Jord~n, Sarah, C29 Jordan, Soloaon ICapt.l, Cl7 Jordan, W. H., C29 Jordan, Walter A., Ct7 Jordan, Winter, C29 Judson, Ann, CS Judson, Evelyn, CB Kelsey, Elbridge S. , C3 Kelsey, Annie L., C3 Kelsey, Europe, C3 Kelsey, Kary, C3 Knight, Annie D. Soule, C15 Kn ight, Bessie 8., C14 Knight, Catherine Sawyer, C14 Knight, Daniel, C14 Knight, Eva L. , C15 Knight, Harlan E., Cl5 Knight, Lendall E., C14 Knight , Saauel S., Cl5 Lackey, Ellen Karia, C7 Lackey, Jaaes Henry, C7 Lackey, Louisa Lewis, C7 Lackey, Lydia L. Soule, C7 Lackey, Thotas, C7 Leavi tt, Eailie A., C12 Litchfield, Abbie F., CB Litchfield , C. A., CB Litchfield, Rachel P. Soule, CS Litchfield, Saauel, CS Litchfield, Sarah L. Carter, CB Hann, Elizabeth F., Cl

NAKE INDEX

Hann, Williat, Cl Keleher, Glidden, C4 Herryaan, Marshall, Cl Killer, Paris E. , C6 Hiller, Stella L. Soule, C6 Kitchell, Alvin 0., C7 Mitchell, Angelia H. , C32 Kitchell, Benj. 0., C32 Kitchell, Betsey L., C32 Kitchell, Charles T., C7 Kitchell, Cynthia Soule, CB Kitchell, Ellen H., C32 Kitchell, Frederick C. , CB Kitchell, Ira, C7 Kitchell, lsiah, CB Kitchell, Jane, C7 Kitchell, Lewis, CS Kitchell, Harcus H., C7 Kitchell, Kary F., C32 Kitchell, Saauel, C7 Kitchell, Sarah A., C7 Kitchell, Baby Dau. 8.0. B.L., C32 Koore, David Jates, C22 Koore, John, C30 Koore, Lois Caswell, C30 Hoare, Nercy B., C34 Hunch, Alice Belle, C18 Hunch, JohnS., ClB Noyes, Ruth, C6 Peavey, Abbie F., C33 Peavey, Archie R., C33 Peavey, Cynthia C. Uderwood, C33 Peavey, David, C33 Peavey, Eliza Pullen, C33 Peavey, Eva, C33 Peavey, Francis, C33 Peavey, George K. , C33 Peavey, John H., C33 Peavey, Lucinda Soule, C33 Peavey, H. Ellen, C33 Peavey, Kary, C33 Peavey, Nilliaa David, C33 Pennell, Carol ine Soule, C4 Pe~ell, Robert, C4 Perkins, Seorgia, C33 Pettingill, Gertrude C. Soule, C6 Pickeraan, Betsey, C6 Powell, Susan Soule, C32 Pullen, Eliza, C33 Randall , Annie T., CB Randall, Della J. Soule, CS Randall, John B., CS Randall, Lillian N. Fogg, CB Randall, Kabel S., CB Randall, Neal D., CB Randall, Olive B. Haley, CB Randal l, Robert E., CB Randall, Rufus S. (Capt. l !b/18301, CB Randall, Rufus S. {b/18751, CB Randall, Russell L., CB Randall, Sarah E. Soule, CS Randall, Thoaas C., CB Rogers, Herton C., Cl Rogers, Rebecca, Cl Rogers, Seth (Captl, Cl

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Rogers, Seth E., Cl SaMyer, Catherine, C14 Shedd, Euge~e, Cl Shedd, Katie, Cl Soule, Abbie E., Cl Soule, Abbie F., Cl Soule, Abbie P., Cl Soule, Abby K., C8 Soule, Abigail, C12 Soule, Agnes DsMald, C6 Soule, Albert c., Cl Soule, Albert C., C8 Soule, Alfred T., C6 Soule, Alfre4 ld. 18991, C6 Soule, Alfred ld.l824l, C6 Soule, Alice A., C32 Soule, Alice B.&, Cl Soule, Al 1ed~ s., C32 Soule, Al1ir~, C6 Soule, Alonzo K., Cl Soule, Alphe4s, C21 Soule, Andre~ J., Cl Soule, AndreM, Cl Soule, Ann J~dson, C8 Sgule, Anne E!, C32 So4le, ~nnie ~~' C15 Soule, Annie, C8 Spule, ~nsyl C., Cl Spule, ~rthur B., C1 Soijle, Arthur H., C5 Soule, Azelii 1 C1 Spule, Barnabas ld.1833J, C6 Spule, 8arna~as ld.1849), C6 Spule, Benj, F., C32 Soul~, ~enja1in ld/1836J, C9 Soule, Benja1in ld/1864! 1 C9 Soulg, ~enja1in F~, Cl Soule, Benja1in p., C6 Spule, Pertha E., Cl Soule, Bertha F., Cl Soule, Beth~., C6 Soule, Betsey 14!1813!, Cl Spule, B~tsey ld.1850l, Cl SouJe, Betsey, C16 Soule, B,tsy&, C9 Soule, BJanc~e L., C32 Soule, Caroline A., C6 Soule, Caroline, Cl Soule, Caroline, C4 Spule, Charles A., C6 Spule, Charles c., CS Soule, Charles F., C32 Soule, Charles"'' CS Soule, Charles P., C7 Soule, Charles N., C32 Soule, Charles N., C8 Soule, Charles, Cl Soule, Charles, C~2 Soule, Charle~, ~4 Soule, Charlotte, C32 Soule, Claire F., C6 Soule, Clara Dennison, C6 Soule, Clara J., C32 Soule, Clarence A., Cl Soule, Clarence B., C8


Soule, Cle1ent H., C6 Soule, Cle1ent "arcus, C6 Soule, Cle1entine L., C12 Spule1 Cli1ena, C3l So~le, Cordelia T., CS Sq4le 1 Cornelius ICapt.l, C13 Soul,, CraMford A., Cl So~le, Cynthia, C~ SouJe, Da!~Y !Our Darl~ngl, C32 Soule1 Daniel J., Cl So4le, Daniel, Cl SouJe 1 D~~· of Pa~elia lae 4 wksl, CS Soulej David !Capt.!, C8 Soule, Oavid B., C8 Soule, Deborah, Cl Sou}e, Deborah, C~2 Sq~le, D-~~r~, GB Soule, Della A· 1 Cl Soule, Q,lla ~acobs., C8 Soule, Dennis, C9 Soule, Qesia~ R •• !Desire?!, Cl Soul~, D~rc~s N., C6 Sp,ulef Pore~!* ld.1847J, Cl So~~e, Qorc~s ld~1Q30l, Cl Squl~, ~pro~py, cy Sg~le, ~~gar PeLf!~~r~, C6 Sqyle1 E~~th ~· greech, C8 Sg~le, E~~un4 P ~, C5 Soijle, E~~in ~., ~1 So4l~, El~e~ ~.,.~6 Sg~le 1 ~lden ~qs1ah 1 C6 SQ~l~, Elgthe~1 ~~~ Sq~l~, Eljz~ ~pn, Cl Squle, ~liza L., C5 Soule, EJiza ~aite, C6 $p,ule, .£lizabet~ C. Davis, C32 Squle, Elizabeth "'' ClO Spule, ~Iizabeth, Cl Soule, Ella c., Cl Soule, Ella, ~6 Squle1 Elleq B., C6 Soule, ~Jlen J., C9 Squle, Ellen "'' C37 Soule, Ellen T., C6 S~ule 1 l1eline S.l C6 Soule, E~elinet, t:l Soule, Elelint, CS S~ule, E~el~pe, C4 Soule, E~ery, Cl Soule, E~ilie A. ~eivitt, C12 Soule, E1ily L., Cl SQule, E1ily s., ~6 Soule, E11a Ett~ BreMer, C6 S~11le1 Epu, C6 Spule, E~och C., Cl Soule, Enos, C6 SQul~, Ernest Burton, Cl Soule, Ernest L., Cl Soule, .Eunice A1anda•, C6 Soule, Eunice"'' Cl Soule, Eunice, C20 Soule, Eunice, C9 Soule, ~verett E., Cl Squle1 F. E., C6 Soule, Florence E. Ada1s, Cl

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NAHE INDEX

Soule, Florence J., Cl Soule, Florence, Ct Soule, Fostina, C21 Soule, Francis A.!d.18851 1 C32 Soule, Francis A. !d.18861 1 C32 Soule, Francis B., Cl Soule, Francis B., C6 Soule, Francis E., C20 Soule, Fred, C32 Soule, Frederick A., C6 Soule, Frederick G., Cl Soule, Seorge A., C8 Soule, Beorge C. , CS Soule, Beorge C., C6 Soule, Seorge H., C32 Soule, Seorge N., C6 Soule1 George, C32 Soule, Seorgianna, C8 Soule, Gertrude c., C6 Soule, Grace Bryant, Cl Soule, Brace E.t, C6 Soule, Brace L., Cl Soule, Guy H., CB Soule, H. Everett, C6 Soule, Hannah !d.1929lt, Cl Soule, Hannah !d.18471, Ct Soule, Hannah (d.18311 1 Ct. Soule, Hannah, C6 Soule, Hattie L., C32 Soule, Helen A. ,· Cl Soule, Helen C. Thorne, C6 Soule, Helen C.t, C8 Soule, Helen, C6 So\'le, Henrietta C., C6 Soule, Henrietta, C20 Soule, Henry A., C12 Soule, Henry B., CS Soule, Henry c., C6 Soule, Hilaa K., C6 Soule, Honour, C32 Soule, Horace B., C6 Soule, Horatio H., C32 Soule, Horatio, C2 Soule, Infant dau/Susan, CS Soule, Infants of Julius

and Edith !1877-78-79-831 Soule, Ivan H., Cl Soule, J. A. Irving, C6 Soule, Jaaes S., C32 Soule, Jaaes, Cl Soule, Ja1es, C7 Soule, Jaaes, C9 Soule, Janet, C7 Soule, Jane, C6 Soule, Jeanette, C4 Soule, Jehiel, C33 Soule, Jennie B., CS Soule, Jesse !Col.l, Ct Soule, Jesse L., C20 Soule, Jesse, C12 Soule, Joann, C9 Soule, Joanna (M/Robertl, C8 Soule, Johathan, C12 Soule, John Bradbury, CS Soule, John, C2

Soule, Jonathan, C32 Soule, Joseph, C5 Soule, Joshua C., C6 Soule, Joshua, C8 Soule, Josiah B., C6 Soule, Josiah J., C32 Soule, Julia Ann, Cl Soule, Julius S., CB Soule, Katie Louise, C6 Soule, Katiet, Cl Soule, Labertine, C6 Soule, Lafayette, Cl Soule, Laurence Porter, C6 Soule, Leander, C6 Soule, Lena H., Cl Soule, Leslie B., C32 Soule, Leta E., Cl Soule, Lettie J., C35 Soule, Le•is P., Cl Soule, Lois K., C5 Soule, Louisa G.t, C9 Soule, Louisa, Cl Soule, Louise B., C6 Soule, Lucinda, C33 Soule, Lucretia G., CB Soule, Lucy A., Cl Soule, Lucy, Ct Soule, Luella, C6 Soule, Lydia E., C6 Soule, Lydia L., C7 Soule, Lydia S.t, C7 Soule, Hahala P., Cl Soule, Hahala P., C6 Soule, Hahala, Cl Soule, Hargaret A., CB Soule, Hargaret C., C7 Soule, Haria A., C6 Soule, Haria C., Ct Soule, Harion, C6 Soule, Harshall N., C32 Soule, Hartha A., Cl Soule, Hartha A., C6 Soule, Hartha J., C6 Soule, Hartha L., C4 Soule, Hartha T., C6 Soule, Harthat, Cl Soule, Hartha, Cl Soule, Hartha, C6 Soule, Hary Ann !dau, of Hary Annl, C32 Soule, Hary Ann, C12 Soule, Hary Ann, C32 Soule, Hary B., Cl Soule, Hary B. , C4 Soule, Hary C., CS Soule, Hary D., CS Soule, Hary Helen, C8 Soule, Hary J., C6 Soule, Hary J., CB Soule, Hary P., C8 Soule, Haryt, C3 Soule, Hary, C33 Soule, Hary, C6 Soule, Hary, CB Soule, Haurice K., C32 Soule, Haurice P., C6

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Soule, "ehitablet, Ct Soule, "ehitablet, C9 Soule, "ellissa D.t, Ct Soule, "elvin 0., C35 Soule, "ildred E., CB Soule, "inerva A., Ct Soule, "onuaent-In "e•ory of Jehiel

and "ary Soule and their 4 children, C33

Soule, "orris, C32 Soule, "oses IDeaconl, C4 Soule, Nancy Jane, C5 Soule, Nathan L., C5 Soule, Nathan, C16 Soule, Noraan Pratt, C6 Soule, Noraan S., Cl Soule, Octavia, Ctl Soule, Olive H., C32 Soule, Olive, C32 Soule, Paaelia, lw/Henchaan S.l, C5 Soule, Pelatiah, C32 Soule, Penthea Stetson, Cl Soule, Perez, C6 Soule, Philip K., C6 Soule, Philoaela, C5 Soule, Phineas, C6 Soule, Phoebe, C6 Soule, Poaeroy C., C6 Soule, Rachel P., C32 Soule, Rachel P., CB Soule, Rachel, C6 Soule, Rachel, CB Soule, Ralph, C6 Soule, Rebecca E., C6 Soule, Rebecca&, Cl Soule, Robert H., CB Soule, Roberts., CB Soule, Robert T., C6 Soule, Roxie A. Adaas, C32 Soule, Rufus IHon.l, C5 Soule, Rufus C., CB Soule, Ruth D., Cl Soule, Ruth Noyes, C6 Soule, Sally, C12 Soule, Saauel Alvin, C12 Soule, Saauel B. , C12 Soule, Saauel H., Cl Soule, Saauel (d.???l, Cl Soule, Saauel ld.1880l, Cl Soule, Saauel, C7 Soule, Sara J., C20 Soule, Sarah ICroaetttl, C32 Soule, Sarah INoodtl, C32 Soule, Sarah A.t, C7 Soule, Sarah E., CB Soule, Sarah Eaily, C5 Soule, Sarah 6., C6 Soule, Sarah J., Cl Soule, Sarah J., C20 Soule, Sarah, Ct Soule, Sarah, C2 Soule, Sarah, C6 Soule, Sarah, C7 Soule, Sarah, CB Soule, Sidney S., C6


Soule, Silence 6. Brackett, C32 Soule, Sophronia S, C32 Soule, Sophronia ld.185Bl, Cl Soule, Sophronia ld.1860l, Cl Soule, Stella L. , C6 Soule, Sullivan, C32 Soule, Susan D., Cl Soule, Susan Frances, CB Soule, Susan P. Brewer, C6 Soule, Susan, Cll Soule, Susan, C5 Soule, T. Jefferson, C32 Soule, Thatcher H., C6 Soule, Thoaas, J.l C32 Soule, Vera"'' C Soule, Victor, C6 Soule, Marter s., C32 Soule, Washington, C6 Soule, Nilliat H., CB Soule, Nillia1 ld.1799l, Cl Soule, Nillial ld.18841, Cl Soule, Nilliaa, C6 Soule, Willie N., C32 Soule, Millis H., C6 Soule, Millis"'' C6 Soule, Milaina, C6 Soule, Zinthia, CB

. Stockbridge, Seorgianna Soule, CB Stockbridge, Ira P., CB Stockbridge, "abel S., CB Stockbridge, Milliaa H., CB Talbot, Aabrose ld.183BI, C6 Talbot, Aabrose ld.18641 , C6 Talbot, Catharine, C6 Talbot, Elizabeth, Co Talbot, Jane, C6 Tarbox, Lucy, C17 Thorne, Helen C., C6 True, Benjaain, Clt True, Octavia Soule, Cll Underwood, Cynthia C. Peavey, C33 Maite, Eliza, C6 Maldron, Grace E., C6 Me~ster, Benjaain, C7 Nebster, John IDeaconl, C7 Nebster, John A., C7 Nebster, Joseph S., C7 Nebster, Lydia s. ld.lBlll, C7 Webster, Lydia S. ld.18411, C7 Webster, "ary lw/Benajinl, C7 Webster, "ary lw/Johnl, C7 Webster, "ary E., C7 Webster, "ary J., C7 Webster, Susan S., C7 Nebster, Nilliaa, C7 Wyaan, Joseph D., Ct Wyaan, "ary B. Soule, Cl Wyaan, Perez G., Cl Yorke, .Louise, Cl

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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

From Robin Malernee, 9968 Lincoln Village Drive, Sacramento, CA 95827

Searching for ancestors of Margaret SOULS, born 13 March 1828 in Pennsylvania. She married William DEULEY, and resided in Brook County, West Virginia. She died between 1910 and 1920 at the home of her daughter, Harriet <Mrs. Charles H. CLARY> in Cambridge, Guernsey Co., OH .

From Thomas F. Sowles, 829 1/2 Marquette, South Milwaukee~ WI 53211

Need proof that Jacob SOWLE, b. 28 June 1773 Tiverton RI, d. 28 Apr 1859 (bur. Union Cem., Ft. Atkinson WI> m. Rebecca SECOR was son of Jacob-S <William-4, Sylvanus-3, Nathaniel-2, George-1) and Meribah LEWIS SOWLe. Jacob. and Rebecca had son Daniel b 1801 in NY <probably Blenheim, Schoharie Co.>, died 1873 in Koshkonong, Jefferson Co., WI. Daniel was my gr-gr-gr-grandfather. Lineage from Jacob follows:

Jacob Sowle m. Rebecca Secor •

Daniel Sowle m. Fanny Stevens/Stephan '

George W. Sowle m. Harriet Secor '

Edward Franklin Sowles m. Harriet Hurd '

Daniel Clark Sowles m. Martha Myrtle Mohns '

George Edward Sowles m. Betty Jane Klingbeil •

Thomas Floyd Sowles m. Barbara Ann Brown

From Betty Aaroen, 4213 Oak St., McFarland, WI 53558

On family of Zebedee-6 (Jonathan-5, Micah-4, Josiah-3, John-2, George-1> Soule, does anyone have more information on Celia Jane-7 b. 24 Sept 1824 Waterville ME. Believe she may have married <----> Ellis and resideq in St. Albansi ME. Does anyone have information on Norman-7 b 9 Sept 1823 Watervil e ME? Was in Potter, Rock Co. WI in 1847.

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * JIM BOLLES SPEAKS AT REUNION

Jim Bolles, Director of Family Society Tours, spoke at the Saturday evening meeting of Soule Kindred. He showed slides of Eckington, England, which he visited the past summer. <This has been considered a possible birthplace of George Soule.> There were also slides of other family group tours, which showed the interesting events of such a trip-- such as an Elizabethan banquet, tours of London and Oxford, as well as personal contact with people in the ancestral village of the family group. A SOULE FAMILY tour is being planned for 1986. More information will be included in future newsletters, and all members will receive a special mailing.

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NEW OR RE I NSTATED MEMBERS

Green, Mrs. Donald, 4402 Wetzel Road, Liverpool, NY 13088 Henry, Mr. Grady G., P.O. Box 1741, Odessa, TX 79760 Johnson, Mrs. Roberta H., 1120 Grant St., Evanston, IL 60621 Lewis, Mrs. William, Sr., RD *1 , Brown Ave., Casco, ME 040 15 Mal e rnee, Ms. Robin, 9968 Lincol n Vi l lag e Dri ve, Sacra mento, CA 9~827 Simpson, Mrs . Hugh L., RD *1 , Box 18, Minter, AL 36761 Soule, Mrs. Alberta S., P.O. Bo>: 227, Middleboro, MA 02346 Sowles , Mr . Thomas F., 829 1/2 Marquette, South Milwaukee, WI 53172

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