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1	There is no record of the marriage between Jarius Barker and Maria Mather as there was no records kept in the state of New York at the time of their marriage.	Family: F160
2	Both are buried in West Clarkson Cemetery, Clarkson, Monroe Co., NY.	Family: F791
3	Some of the birth dates are from this citation, although some of the information conflicts.	Family: F3041
4	Thomas, Matilda, and Lillian are buried in Falls Cemetery, Greece, NY.	Family: F1953
5	Daughter of Nathaniel Chandler Abbot	Catherine Abbot
6	Abraham Adams, b. in Marlboro, Oct. 5, 1793-4; m. July 13, 1816, Beda Mather, dau. of Phineas Mather, b. in Marlboro, Oct. 27, 1798, d. 6 Mar., 1873 He was a farmer in Marlboro, Vt.; rem. to Middleport (Royalton Township), Niagara Co., N. Y., and d. there 27 Mar., 1842. www.newenglandancestors.org (NEGHS)	Abraham Adams
7	Dorothy SPEAR (Mary ARNOLD , Sarah WEBB , Mary BASS , Ruth ALDEN , John ALDEN) was christened on 14 Feb 1743 in Quincy, Norfolk, MA, United States. Dorothy married Edward ADAMS on 30 Jun 1763 in Milton, Norfolk, MA, United States. Edward was born on 16 Mar 1738/1739 in Milton, Norfolk, MA, United States. Harriet was the youngest of their ten children, and apparently a descendant of Mayflower, John Alden. (Mark Mathison mmathison_gf@yahoo.com)	Harriet Adams
8	Lucy Adams b. in Marlboro, Jan. 22, 1792; m. Oct. 31, 1814-15 Rufus Mather, son of Phineas and Huldah (Taylor) Mather, b. Oct. 23, 1788; d. 10 Feb., 1872. She d. at Feeding Hills, Mass., 1 Mar., 1859. Children of Lucy, (1792) (Capt. Oliver5, Capt. Simeon4, John3, Jacob2, Robert1) and Rufus Mather; res. Marlboro, Vt. i. HENRY T. MATHER, b. Mar. 16, 1816; m. Oct. 12, 1842, Lucy Ingraham; he d. 30 Apr., 1854. ii. LUCY M. MATHER, b. June 5, 1820; m. Oct. 16, 1837, Aaron Bragg of W. Springfield, Mass.; she d. 14 Nov., 1890. iii. FRANKLIN MATHER, b. Nov. 20, 1823; d. 12 May, 1824. iv. ELIZA J. MATHER, b. May 25, 1825; m. May 19, 1845, John Taylor of Feeding Hills, Mass; he d. 30 Nov., 1869. She res. 1898, on the homestead at Feeding Hills. v. HULDAH MATHER, b. Dec. 27, 1827; m. July 31, 1849, Benjamin O. Tyler of Philadelphia, Pa. She d. 12 July, 1865. vi. ANNA A. MATHER, b. Aug. 3, 1830; m. Apr. 13, 1853, Erastus E. White. They rem. and set, in Owosso, Shiawassee Co., Mich. (Adams Family History, NEHGS)	Lucy Adams
9	Exact birth date was in the Livonia, Livingston NY 1900 census.	Noah Adams
10	Polly Adams, b. in Marlboro, Nor. 19, 1795-6; m. Feb. 20, 1820, Gad Mather, brother of Rufus Mather, b. Sept. 6, 1793; d. 21 April,1841 ; res. Middleport, N. Y. She d. 29 Nov., 1850. (NEHGS)	Polly Adams
11	Captain Simeon Adams, son of Captain Simeon or Simon Rowe and Susanna (Underwood) Adams, was born in Suffield, Connecticut, January 8, 1776, and died in Marlboro, Vermont. He married, in August, 1797, Lucy Mather, born February 26, 1780, died March 31, 1860, daughter of Major Timothy Mather. (Biography and Genealogy of Western Massachusetts, 1639-1925 Released 21 June 2003 Adams, George Edward)	Capt. Simeon Adams
12	Married a Clark Wiltsey.	Adelaide P. Adamson
13	Lived in Bent Co., CO in 1920. Was buried in LasAnimas Cemetery, LasAnimas, Bent, Colorado. Information from Rootsweb database "irish". Her obit in the Democrat, in Las Animas in Jan 1937	Mary Elizabeth (Lizzie) Adamson
14	Obituaries from transcriptions, publication information unknown [one or both probably from the "Cottage Grove Sentinel," Cottage Grove, Lane Co., OR: MRS. ROENA HAWKINS DIES NEAR LORANE Mrs. Roena Belle Hawkins died Saturday afternoon at her home on Lorane route. She was born May 8, 1872 at Randolph County, Ind., and has been a resident of Cottage Grove 42 years coming from Kansas. She was a member of the Christian Church. She is survived by her husband Frank Hawkins, two daughters Mrs. Doris Smith of Roseburg, Mrs. Beulah McFerrin of Cottage Grove; two sons Leslie* and Dale of Cottage Grove; two granddaughters, Mrs. June Higgenbotham and Miss Jean Stubblefield; and one great-grandchild Raymond Higgenbotham of Cottage Grove; one brother Will Adamson of Drain, and one sister, Mrs. Lottie Ray of Cottage Grove. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 p.m. from the Mills Chapel. Rev. E. . Ketchely of the Christian Church officiating. Interment will be in the Masonic, I.O.O.F. cemetery**.	Roena Bell Adamson
15	Robert M. Ahlstrom Sr. Services for Robert M. Ahlstrom Sr., 75, of Mentor, will be 10 a.m. Saturday at Mentor United Methodist Church, 8600 Mentor Ave., Mentor. Mr. Ahlstrom died Nov. 16, 2005, at LakeWest Hospital in Willoughby. Born April 5, 1930, in Willoughby, he was a lifelong Lake County resident. He was a U.S. Army veteran, serving with the 354th Military Police Company during the Korean Conflict. He was a member of Mentor United Methodist Church and American Legion Post 352 in Mentor. He enjoyed American history, genealogy and working in his home workshop. Mr. Ahlstrom was a foreman for the former TRW Corporation for 40 years, retiring in 1987. Survivors are his wife of 54 years, Lorraine (Robinson) Ahlstrom; daughter, Jan (Wilson) Vaughan of Lacrosse, Va.; son, Robert M. Ahlstrom Jr. of Mentor; grandchildren, Captain Michael Boos, currently serving overseas in the U.S. Air Force, Justin Vaughan of Lacrosse, Va. and Marriette Ahlstrom and Robert W. Ahlstrom, both of Mentor; and brother, Richard (Beverly) Ahlstrom of Dallas, Texas. His parents, William and Janice (Mather) Ahlstrom; and brother, William Ahlstrom Jr., are deceased. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at Davis Funeral Home, 4154 Clark Ave., Willoughby. The Rev. Dorothy Penny-Larter of Mentor United Methodist Church will officiate at the services. Burial will be in Mentor Cemetery in Mentor.	Robert Mather Ahlstrom
16	Living with Ernest and Harriet in 1910.	Emma Alderman
17	DEATH: Obit in paper: "Eugene E. Allen, 51, of Rural Route 1, Carlyle, was killed instantly yesterday at 4:20 p.m. in a two-car head-on collision on the Keyesport Road two and a half miles east of Rte. 127. A passenger, Carl E. Wrone, 40, of Keyesport, was injured and taken to Utlaut Memorial Hospital in Greenville, along with the driver of the second car, Judy Strotheide, 25, of Beckemeyer. Wrone was listed this morning in good condition. Mrs Strotheide was listed in fair condition. Mr. Allen was born in Irishtown Township, the son of Thomas E. and Daisy (Russell) Allen. He married Lorena M. Barth on Dec. 6, 1940 in Kentucky, and she survives. Mr. Allen was a farmer and had been employed at the Alton Boxboard Company in Highland for 19 years. He was a member of the AFL-CIO Papermaker's Union and the Hopewell Methodist Church. Besides his widow, he leaves four sons, Larry and Martin, both of Carlyle, and Dale and Bradley, at home; two daughters, Joyce and Darlene, also at home; and four grandchildren. Funeral services will be 1 p.m. Friday at the Zieren-Day Funeral Home in Carlyle, Rev. B.R. Cummins officiating. Burial will be in Carlyle Cemetery. Friedns may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m. tomorrow."	Eugene E. Allen
18	Death from Grant Town Line Cemetery, Niobe, Chautauqua co., NY	Ivan D. Allen
19	(Pioneer Families of Cleveland - 1796-1840 - Gertrude Van Rensselaer Wickham - 1914 - http://www.heritagepursuit.com/Cuyahoga/Cleveland301.htm) John W. Allen came to the village from Litchfield, Conn., in 1825. His father, also John Allen, was a lawyer, poet, and a Connecticut congressman. On account of his height, and perhaps to differentiate him from other Allens of the same family, he was designated as "Long John Allen." He died at 42 years of age, and when his son John was but a lad of ten years. His wife was Ursula McCurdy, and related by blood and connection with many noted New England families. Her death followed closely that of her husband, so that John was an orphan at the age of seventeen. The fame of Judge Samuel Cowles as a jurist must have reached Connecticut, for John W. Allen chose to come to Cleveland and study law under him than acquire the same knowledge nearer home. Upon finishing the study previous to the examination, he became a member of the Cleveland bar, and within five years was president of the village council, and the last one to hold that position. In turn he was Mayor and postmaster of the city, state senator, congressional representative, banker, railroad director, and filled other positions of civic and commercial trust. With it all, he was ever the city's most unselfish champion and promoter. A fine portrait of him is in the possession of his only daughter, Mrs. Louise Allen Fuller. The face is a noble one, full of refinement and dignity. Like most men of good family, he was simple-mannered, and no one, even the humblest stranger, left his presence with a sense of unmerited humiliation. Soon after entering the bar, he rode away, one day, to Warren, Ohio, and returned with a bride, Anna Maria, the young daughter of Gen. Simeon Perkins. His domestic happiness, however, was of short duration, for she died within three months' time. He married secondly, Harriet E. Mather, the 18-year-old daughter of James Mather of Lyme, Conn. She was his cousin, once removed, a descendant of Rev. Cotton Mather, and a relative of the late Samuel L. Mather of this city. The Allen residence faced the north-east section of the Public Square and stood on the site of the present chamber of commerce. The lot took in the alley now opened for a passage-way, and extended through to St. Clair Street. There were but four houses on that part of the Square. Charles M. Giddings' stone residence, afterward occupied by N. E. Crittenden, now the site of the Citizens' Savings Bank, was on one corner, the Allen home on the other, and between them were the residences of James F. Clark and John Irwin. Mr. and Mrs. Allen were of the earliest members of Trinity Church. Their children were: James Allen, unmarried. William Allen, m. Miss Clara Gale. Was in the Civil War, and died, soon after in Washington, D. C. His son Clarence Gale Allen lives in that city. Louise Allen, m. Dr. George Wood, U. S. A.; 2nd, S. A. Fuller. Mrs. Fuller is an accomplished musician, and for many years she has been the organist of Euclid Ave. Presbyterian Church. John W. Allen lived much in Washington, D. C., in the latter years of his life. Mrs. Allen died in 1887, and four weeks after he followed her to the Better Land.	John W. Allen
20	Nathan was the brother of Phebe Allen who married Margaret's Uncle William (Ebenezer's brother). Living in Story Co., Iowa in 1883.	Nathan B. Allen
21	Congregational Church history in Jacksonville, IL reflects Benjamin Allyn and wife, Cynthia M. started the C. Church in that city, one of the oldest in Illinois, in 1830-32, from their kitchen, with other transplants from CT.	Benjamin Allyn
22	Vital dates best guess from LDS.	John Alvord
23	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Florence Anderson
24	Information from "Descendants of Joshua Perisho", a Family Treemaker user home page.	Pansy Anderson
25	Buried in Greenlawn Cemetery http://delawareohio.us/greenlawn/greenlawn/greenlawndata/m.txt	Katherine Frances Andrews
26	Obit: Olga Mather, 72, a well known resident of Weiser, died Tuesday morning, November 7, 1967, at a local nursing home after a long illness. Olga Apgar, daughter of T. J. Apgar was born at Genoa, Neb., December 2, 1894. She was a graduate of State Teachers college, Kearney, Neb., and taught in Valentine, Neb. In 1919 she married Frank Mather and they came to Idaho in 1935. Mr. Mather died at Weiser in 1946. Mrs. Mather took nursing training and worked as a nurse extensively in Idaho, Oregon, and Nevada until ill health forced her retirement. She was a dedicated nurse, ready to help at any time she was called. She was a member of the Methodist church, and the American Legion auxiliary, and worked many years on the Washington County Cancer fund and on the Hearth [Heart] Fund drives. She is survived by one son, Frank Vernon, and two grandchildren, Franklin and Patricia Jean Mather of Council; two sisters, Mrs. A. G. Ploss of Jerome, and Addie Rickets of Genoa, Neb., and two brothers Edward and Edwin Apgar of Lexington, Neb. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Thursday at the North-Jones [Northam-Jones] chapel with Rev. Edward Stubbs officiating. Interment followed at Hillcrest cemetery in Weiser. (Volume LXIX Number 57 Weiser, Washington County, Idaho Monday, November 13, 1967 Sent to me by Eunice Guerrant.)	Olga D. Apgar
27	The Aplin and Mather families lived next door to each other in 1870.	Emma Aplin
28	...Thomas Archer, was born at Penrith, Cumberland County, England, was reared and educated there, married his first wife in England, and his career throughout was merchandising. About 1861 he came to the United States and located at Cleves in Hamilton County, Ohio, and in October 1871, came to Huntington, where he established and built up his successful mercantile enterprise, and was an active in its management when he died in 1876. He was a very devout Presbyterian. His second wife was Frances Mather Richey, who was born in 1833 at West Point, New York, and died at Huntington in 1917. her three sons were: Richard M., a newspaper editor at Wheeling; Robert Lamley; and Frank M., a wholesale merchant at Bluefield, West Virginia. (History of West Virginia: Published 1923, the American Historical Society, Inc.)	Thomas Archer
29	Autobiography of Hays Pennington Archerd: "The Fleeting Years", 1959. This includes very good anecdotal information about his own family as well as about his siblings, his parents, and his grandparents. A copy of this document was submitted to LDS library in Salt Lake City and is indexed as 921.73 Ar24a. It is also on LDS microfilm 1,035,942, item 12.	Olive Archerd
30	Name from Horace's genealogy. Tombstone says M. Frances Baldwin - could be a second wife.	Mary Louise Armstrong
31	Had 4 children of whom 3 were alive in 1900.	Almeda Arnold
32	MATHER. Hazel (Arnold) Mather, 87, of Wethersfield, died Sunday (Dec. 4) at Hartford Hospital. She was born in Oxford, Jan. 6, 1907, and attended local schools. She later graduated from the Hartford Hospital School of Nursing, and had been a member of its alumnae society. She also did post graduate work at Columbia University. In 1941, she married Elmer Mather, who predeceased her. Mrs.	Hazel E. Arnold
33	Living in Pope Co., MN in 1910.	John Fulton Arnott
34	Parents were George and Miverva Ashlock. Was a twin.	Mabel L. Ashlock
35	LDS has three death dates: "about" 1678 15 May 1678 14 Jan 1684 So far, 1684 has more votes.	Catherine Atherton
36	Buried in Grove Cemetery, Hartford Co., CT.	Beatrice M. Atkins
37	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Richard Stephen AuBuchon
38	RYAN - St Thomas Times Journal, 6 May 1924, Page 7, c2 - Died - Mrs Sarah RYAN, nee AVARD, 55 years, May 2, wife of Peter RYAN; sister of Mrs Varnum MATHERS, Mrs Wellington JOHNSTON, Mrs Matilda SHERRY, Robert and Charles AVARD. Funeral May 7 1924 from Williams Funeral Home to Union Cemetery	Mary Ann Avard
39	Erwin and Mary are buried in Old Burt Cemetery, Essex, NY.	Erwin W. Avery
40	Someone had recorded her maiden name as MANDEVILLE, but I think that researcher may have mistaken the place-name "Stoke-Mandeville" for her last name. --BLG	Alice Axtell
41	Family is living in Floyd Co., GA in 1900.	Andrew Jackson Bailey
42	Anna is buried in St. Andrew's Churchyard, Perry County, PA with Frederick.	Anna Baker
43	Death from Addison Hill-Woods Corners Cemetery, Town of Tuscarora, NY http://www.paintedhills.org/STEUBEN/AddisonHill-Woodscorner.htm	Elena M. Baker
44	Surname from 1860 Connecticut Census.	Emily Baker
45	Warren County Historical Society has a book titled "Book of Biographies". On page 184-185 there is quite a bit of information about Dr. Willis Mather Baker. He married Susan A. Thompson on 5-15-1894. She was the daughter of the Hon. C. C. Thompson the speaker of th Pa. State Assembly. They had 2 children a son and a daughter. Dr. Bakers father was Hiram A. Baker a lawyer and an operator in the Oil industry in Titusville, Pa. Dr. Bakers mother was Arvilla A. Mather. Her mother was Gabriella (Balmat) Mather of Paris France. She was born 1792 died 1886. (from Ancestry message board)	Hiram A. Baker
46	Died of urenic poisoning in the hospital after surgery. The Barths moved to Keyesport around 1931.	Elsie May Baldwin
47	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Patsy Sue Ballew
48	DAR Record: ID Number: 126715 Mrs. Emily Mather Ballinger Crusoe. Born in Galveston, Tex. Wife of Harold Rutledge Crusoe. Descendant of Lieut. Amos Carroll, as follows: 1. Thomas Jack Ballinger (1866-98) m. 1888 Carrie Kitton Mather (b.1867). 2. Edward Bancroft	Emily Mather Ballinger
49	Plain Dealer; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #133. Notes: Marsteller. Lucy Ballinger Marsteller, formerly of Cleveland, widow of William F. Marsteller, mother of Clay Marsteller and William of Cleveland and Mrs. John (Carolyn) Floyd of Lexington, Ky., and grandmother of eight. Funeral services on Saturday, March 23, 1968, in Lexington, Ky., Akron Smith Funeral Home, Lexington, Ky. in charge. Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society.	Lucy Mills Ballinger
50	Thomas was a graduate of Ann Arbor, Mich, and was a lawyer at Galveston, Texas. Bio: http://www.tamu.edu/upress/BOOKS/2000/moretta.htm	Thomas Jack Ballinger