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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1910 edition. Excerpt: ... APPENDIX. A DESCENDANTS OF ELIAS HICKS. The only lineal descendants of Elias Hicks are through his daughters, Abigail and Sarah. Abigail's husband, Valentine, was her cousin, and Sarah's husband, Robert Seaman, was a relative on the mother's side. Descendants of Valentine and Abigail Hicks. CHILDREN OF THE ABOVE. Grandchildren Of Elias Hicks.--Caroline, married Dr. William Seaman; Phebe, married Adonijah Underbill (no children); Elias 1 licks, married Sarah Hicks; Mary (unmarried ). Great-grandchildren Of Elias Hicks. Children Of Dr. William Seaman And Caroline Hicks.--Valentine Hicks Seaman, married Rebecca Cromwell: Sarah Seaman, married Henry B. Cromwell; Samuel Hicks Seaman, married Hannah Husband. Children Of Elias Hicks And Sarah Hicks.--Mary, married Peter R. Franklin; Elias Hicks (unmarried), deceased; Caroline (unmarried), deceased. GREAT-GREAT-GRANDCHILDREN OF ELIAS HICKS. Children Of Valentine H. And Rebecca C. Seaman.---William, married Addie W. Lobdell; Caroline (infant);1 Henry B.,2 married Grace Dutton; Edwin H. (infant); Howard (unmarried), deceased; Valentine H. (unmarried); Emily C. (unmarried); Frederic C., married Ethel Lobdell. Children Of Henry B. And Sarah Sf-vman CromWell.--George3 (unmarried); Henry B. (unmarried), deceased. 1 Note--Those marked "(infant)" died in infancy. Those without notation are under age and living. 1 Henry B. Seaman is a graduate of Swarthmore College, class of 1881. and received degree of C. E. in 1884. Was for three years Chief Engineer, of the Public Service Commission of Greater New York. He resigned this position Tenth month I, 1910, because he could not approve estimates desired by the authorities. Since then these estimates have been held up as excessive. 'When Greater New York was...
