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1	Additional Information: FR297 Source Information: Extracted marriage record for Kippen, Stirling, Scotland. Usally arranged chronologically by the marriage date. Batch M114842; Dates: 1700 - 1820; Source Call No: 1041952, 102121; Type: Film	Family: F027
2	Addl Info: FR 1143; Batch: M119625; Source Call No: 1041322; Printout: 6901702	Family: F028
3	Addl Info: FR 1202; Batch: M119625; Source Call No: 1041322; Printout: 6901702	Family: F034
4	1850 Goshen Gore Census - Agnes Adams - Age 70 - Born Scotland	Agnes Adams
5	According to Judge Edward Arnold's obit: "He was one of the best known and most esteemed citizens of the county... a most courteous and honorable gentleman." He took an active and prominent part in the affairs of the county and at various times was an elected official.	Edward Arnold
6	Member of M.E. Church at St. Johnsbury VT.	Frederick Holm Bassett
7	Batchelder, Batcheller Genealogy Author: Frederick Clifton Pierce Call Number: CS71.B366 This book contains the historical and genealogical data of the descendants of Reverend Stephen Bachiler, of England that were in America.	Nathaniel Batchelder
8	Cal Cty Manuscript records of Sam Crafts 1813-1815: Alexander 9/a 1 house $40 1850 Census - Alex Blair - Goshen Gore Pg 153 According to the History of Barnet VT by Fredrick Wells: ALEXANDER2 (Robert1), b. March 30, 1792; m. 1823, Jean, dau. Robert Gilfillan; farmer on "the Alex. Blair place." He d. Apr. 14, 1883; she d. 1887. Children: I.Robert,3 b. Apr. 20, 1824; m. Martha Martin of Great Falls, N.H.; d. in Barnet, 1896. II.Alexander, 3 b. Jan. 1, 1826; m. Harriet Stoddard of Waterford in 1862; farmer on home farm; d. Apr. 79, 1912; no children; widow adopted a boy after his death. III.Jane, 3 b. Apr. 30, 1828; tailoress; member Lawrence St. Cong. Ch., Lawrence, Mass.; m. Sept. 7, 1853, George Sanborn of Lawrence, a carpenter. She d. 1906. Children: George and Genevieve. IV.John, 3 b. Aug. 15, 1830; hack driver in New York City; d. there, un m. V.William, 3 b. Sept. 4, 1832; farmer; d. in Barnet, un m. VI.Margaret G., 3 b. Oct. 1, 1834; dressmaker; un m.; lives with nephew, George W. Blair, Wildwood Farm, St. Johnsbury. VII.(4) James G., 3 b. March 10, 1837. VIII.Helen J., 3 b. July 1, 1839; dressmaker; lived for years in San Fran¬cisco; d. Lawrence, Mass., 1916.	Alexander Blair
9	Came to Canada about 1814 as a soldier	Alexander Blair
10	Ltr dated May 13, 1786 from John Blair at Arnmore to son Robert Blair (Alexander's Brother) in Barnet VT: I got a letter from Alexander a littel before I received yours that he was at Portsmouth serving with one doctor ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ltr dated March 5, 1790 from John Blair at Arnmore to son Robert Blair (Alexander's Brother) in Barnet VT: Your brother Alexander the last we heard from him was about three years ago when he was in Liverpool in England. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ltr not dated (after July 1791) from John Blair at Arnmore to son Robert Blair (Alexander's Brother) in Barnet VT: Alex is at Liverpool in England and is married there. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ltr dated February 17, 1794 from John Blair at Arnmore to son Robert Blair (Alexander's Brother) in Barnet VT: We got a letter from Alex about three years since and that he was maired in Liverpool. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ltr dated March 9, 1807 (or 09) from Joseph Blair (John's Brother) in Stirling to brother Robert Blair (Alexander''s Brother) in Barnet VT: Alexander is in Liverpool he keps a publick house and doing very well. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------	Alexander Blair
11	Cal Cty Manuscript records of Sam Crafts 1813-1815: Andrew 10/a 1 house $310 Abby Hemingway's Gazetter 1867: Andrew Blair - pioneer settler. Mrs Andrew Blair (Ann) sent daughter to 1st school in 1812. Had son Andrew Blair Esq ---> Wisconsin Robert's son Andrew Blair, along with Elihu Sabin, Reuben Smith, Elisha Sheppard, Reuben Crosby, Thomas Ransom, Azatiah Boody, and Ephraim Perrin, were the earliest settlers of Goshen Gore (now called Stannard) VT, around 1803. The Vermont Historical Magazine noted that "Mrs. Andrew Blair sent her girl to the first school, and paid the tuition with a pink silk handkerchief. 'Schoolmarm know'd I had it, and she wanted it to make her a bonnet' (Good old Mrs. Ann Blair's testimony)" Of Andrew Blair, the magazine reports: "Had the Olympic races come down to our times, Mr. Blair, according to report, might have, become a successful competitor for a crown. It is current that he once ran down and captured a fox, and was overheard holding a parley with the captive, whether the thing was done fair. But, unlike the Olympic races, not having an impartial judge to decide the points, the fox seemed to dissent from his victor's boast of fair play. 'Now,' says Mr. Blair, 'if you think the thing was not done fair, we'll try it again.' Whereupon the fox was let go, and was allowed to have a few rods the start, when Blair took the track. Away went the fox-away went Blair; one for life, the other for victory, over hill, over fence, over brush, till Blair caught the breathless trophy, a second time, in triumph. According to the History of Barnet VT by Fredrick Wells: Andrew, b. Nov. 27, 1786	Andrew Blair
12	1850 Census in Port Washington WI with wife Caroline	Andrew M. Blair
13	According to the History of Barnet VT by Fredrick Wells: Christian, b. Aug. 28, 1788; d. June 10, 1876; m. William Gibson of Ryegate (see Ryegate history).	Christian Blair
14	Died very young	Elizabeth Blair
15	According the the History of Barnet Vermont by Fredwick Wells: GILBERT3 (Joseph,2 Robert1), b. Jan. 26, 1838.Farmer on homestead. He m. June 4, 1877, Elizabeth, dau. Nathaniel Batchelder (b. Ryegate, Aug. 22, 1850). Children: I.Nellie Marion,4 b. Apr. 29, 1880; m. Aug. 23, 1905, Frank Gould Shaw, q. v. II.Joseph Nathaniel,4 b. Feb. 2, 1882. Farmer on homestead. He m. Oct. 11, 1916, Gladys Marion McDonald. Children: 1.Frances Helen, 5 b. Apr. 3, 1918. 2.Elizabeth Marian,5 b. Sept. 23, 1919. 3.Marguerite Eleanor, 5 b. Feb. 14, 1922. III.John Batchelder,4 b. Apr. 18, 1883; m. March 21, 1914, Rhetta Young. IV.Margaret Jane, 4 b. March 31, 1884. V.Mabel Agnes, 4 b. July 24, 1887; m. Sept. 17, 1913, Frank Hall Merrifield. Children: 1.John Blair,5 (Merrifield), b. May 17, 1915. 2Hall Stuart,5 b. May 9, 1917. VI.Bertha Elizabeth, 4 b. May 16, 1890; m. Nov. 24, 1916, Geo. Franklin Miller. Child: Geo. Franklin, b. Dec. 14, 1918.	Gilbert Blair
16	Lived for years in San Francisco	Helen J. Blair
17	Ltr dated May 13, 1786 from John Blair at Arnmore to son Robert Blair (Jame's Brother) in Barnet VT: Your Brothers and sister are all well but for James there is no word from him – since he went to the East Indiens. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ltr dated March 5, 1790 from John Blair at Arnmore to son Robert Blair (Jame's Brother) in Barnet VT: Your brother James we heard no account from him since he left this place. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ltr dated March 9, 1807 (or 09) from Joseph Blair (Jame's Brother) in Stirling to brother Robert Blair (Jame's Brother) in Barnet VT: Our brother James died in the east indes seven years ago and his wife and son and daughter is in ___ and doing well. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------	James Blair
18	Member of Baptist Church at Passumpic	James Gilfillan Blair
19	member of Lawrence Street Congregational Church	Jane Blair
20	According the the History of Barnet Vermont by Fredwick Wells: Janet, b.1797; d. at 10 years	Janet Blair
21	Additional Information: FR246 Source Information: Extracted birth and/or christening record for Kippen, Stirling, Scotland. Usally arranged chronologically by the birth/christening date. Batch C114842; Dates: 1700 - 1820; Source Call No: 1041952, 102121; Type: Film	Janet Blair
22	According to the History of Barnet VT by Fredrick Wells: John, b. May 28, 1785; m. Nancy, dau. of Jn. Kelly Vital Statistics has DOB as May 23, 1786.	John Blair
23	History of Barnet has DOD September 14, 1838 VT Vital Records has DOD December 14, 1838 VT-VR lists age at death as 23	John Blair
24	Ltr dated May 13, 1786 from John Blair at Arnmore to son Robert Blair in Barnet VT: Your Brothers and sister are all well but for James there is no word from him – since he went to the East Indiens. I got a letter from Alexander a littel before I received yours that he was at Portsmouth serving with one doctor Campbeltown who said in his letter he was bein in Glasgow this Spring. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ltr dated August 24, 1789 from John Blair at Arnmore to son Robert Blair in Barnet VT: As to your age you was born July the year 1754 which is 36 years since. Your Uncle William is still in frail way and has not ben much out of his bead this two years. Your Uncle John is still in an ordinary way of health. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ltr dated March 5, 1790 from John Blair at Arnmore to son Robert Blair in Barnet VT: Your brother Peter is married to Elizabeth Bell daughter to John Bell miller in Cashley. Your brother Alexander the last we heard from him was about three years ago when he was in Liverpool in England. Your brother James we heard no account from him since he left this place. Your two uncles Duncan and Alexander they are both departed this life. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ltr not dated (after July 1791) from John Blair at Arnmore to son Robert Blair in Barnet VT: Alex is at Liverpool in England and is married there. Peter is married one Elizabeth Bell and is staying with her father at the Mils of Sagu--- John Bells. Joseph has left his busssins and is falling to service. John and his famlie is still in Glasgow. Your sister Jannet is still staying with us. Your uncle Duncan and Alexander is booth dead. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ltr dated February 17, 1794 from John Blair at Arnmore to son Robert Blair in Barnet VT: Your brother Johns family is well for ought we know. Joseph is serving with Mr Calhoun at Touch. Pettter is at Sauchie a malk man to a brewer. We have no account of James this year or more the Las word we got he was to leave the East indinans. We got a letter from Alex about three years since and that he was maired in Liverpool. Your uncle William is dead. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ltr dated August 5, 1794 from John Blair at Arnmore to son Robert Blair in Barnet VT: Your mother and I is still in some measure of health and still walking about Your Brothers and sister and sisters in law is all in health at present. Your Brother John two oldest sons is listed in the militrey. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ltr dated March 23, 1799 from John Blair at Arnmore to son Robert Blair in Barnet VT: I have now to inform you that your mother was buried 13 weeks past this. Brother Joseph & Peter are both in Stirling. Peter at a carpet manufactory both of them have numerous families. There were both seeing your mother also at the funeral John was sent for did not attend. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ltr dated March 23, 1800 from Walter McGibbon (family friend) at Buchlyvie to John's son Robert Blair in Barnet VT: Sir, Your father John Blair departed this life in Dec last, he walked about on foot to within eight days of his death was decently interned in Buchlyvie churchyard. Joseph & Peter Brothers from stirling attended the funeral. Janney your sister stays in the house & wishes to stay she is a poor frail girl Your mother died a twelve month some days before your father ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------	John Blair
25	Ltr not dated (after July 1791) from John Blair at Arnmore to son Robert Blair (John's Brother) in Barnet VT: John and his famlie is still in Glasgow. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ltr dated February 17, 1794 from John Blair at Arnmore to son Robert Blair (John's Brother) in Barnet VT: Your brother Johns family is well for ought we know. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ltr dated March 10, 1807 from Peter Blair (John's Brother) in St. Ninians, Stirling to brother Robert Blair (John's Brother) in Barnet VT: John is in Glasgow and he well ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ltr dated March 9, 1807 (or 09) from Joseph Blair (John's Brother) in Stirling to brother Robert Blair (John's Brother) in Barnet VT: Our brother John is still in Glasgow and famelie they are all well. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ltr dated April 18, 1807 from Janet Blair (John's Sister) in St. Ninians, Stirling to brother Robert Blair (John's Brother) in Barnet VT: I would have sent your Fathers Bible but Brother John wrote me from Glasgow that if I would send it he would make me Repent it for he was the Old son and it was his. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ltr dated June 22, 1816 from Peter Blair (John's Brother) at No 8 Orchard Street, Paisley to brother Robert Blair (John's Brother) in Barnet VT: Your brother John resides in Glasgow and had his son Robert 21 years in the 91st regment but has got his discharge now and a pension. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------	John Blair
26	According the the History of Barnet Vermont by Fredwick Wells: JOSEPH,2 (Robert1), b. Sept. 10, 1796. Farmer on homestead. He m. March 26, 1823, Marion. dau. Robert Gilfillan (b. ab. Feb. 3, 1803; d. Nov. 30, 1861). He d. Sept. 28, 1878. Buried at Center. Children: I.Jane, 3 b. Sept. 2, 1825; d. May 12, 1911. II.Infant, 3 b. June 18; d. July 15. 1827. III.Robert, 3 b. June 28, 1828; d. Jan. 5, 1900. IV.Peter, 3 b.______; d. May 21, 1842. V.Margaret, 3 b.______; d. May 19,1842. VI.Phebe, 3 b.______; d. May 15, 1842. VII.(3) Gilbert, 3 b. Jan. 26, 1838; d. March 7, 1915. Vital Statistic has DOB as August 10, 1796. Vital Statistics has marriage date Dec 9, 1824	Joseph Blair
27	Ltr not dated (after July 1791) from John Blair at Arnmore to son Robert Blair (Joseph's Brother) in Barnet VT: Joseph has left his busssins and is falling to service. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ltr dated February 17, 1794 from John Blair at Arnmore to son Robert Blair (Joseph's Brother) in Barnet VT: Joseph is serving with Mr Calhoun at Touch. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ltr dated March 23, 1799 from John Blair at Arnmore to son Robert Blair (Joseph's Brother) in Barnet VT: Brother Joseph & Peter are both in Stirling. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ltr dated March 9, 1807 (or 09) from Joseph Blair in Stirling to brother Robert Blair in Barnet VT: I have had nine children six sons and three daughters the names are William John and James Peter and geidon and george and Christiany Mary and Margaret. John and James and geidon and Marie are dead. William went away from us nine years ago and we have never heard of him since. We never knew where he went to, He was learning the weaving and left his master. My son Peter is learning the book binding and George is learning the weaving and Christian and Margaret is at the scole Our Brother: John is still in Glasgow and famelie they are all well. Alexander is in Liverpool he keps a publick house and doing very well. James died in the East Iindes seven years ago and his wife and son and daughter is in ____ and doing well. Our sister Jannet is still in Buchlyvie and doing very well at the time. Peters familie is all well at this time as you will see in his letter. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ltr dated March 10, 1807 from Peter Blair (Joseph's Brother) in St. Ninians, Stirling to brother Robert Blair (Joseph's Brother) in Barnet VT: Joseph and his familey is in Stirling is well and doing well. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ltr dated April 18, 1807 from Janet Blair (Joseph's Sister) in St. Ninians, Stirling to brother Robert Blair (Joseph's Brother) in Barnet VT: I would have sent your Fathers Bible but Brother John wrote me from Glasgow that if I would send it he would make me Repent it for he was the Old son and it was his. Petter & Joseph forbad me to send it. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ltr dated June 22, 1816 from Peter Blair (Joseph's Brother) at No 8 Orchard Street, Paisley to brother Robert Blair (Joseph's Brother) in Barnet VT: Your brother Joseph residesd in Alnwick County Northumberland England. His wife died about eighteen months ago. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ltr dated June 23, 1818 from Janet Blair (Joseph's Sister) in St. Ninians, Stirling to brother Robert Blair (Joseph's Brother) in Barnet VT: Your brother Joseph is in England and is a widower these 4 years. He has 2 sons and 2 daughters. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------	Joseph Blair
28	Farmer on homestead	Joseph Nathaniel Blair
29	According the the History of Barnet Vermont by Fredwick Wells: Margaret, b. Aug. 3, 1794; d. Jan. 6, 1827; m. David Gibson	Margaret Blair
30	lived with nephew George W. Blair, Wildwood Farm, St. Johnsbury VT.	Margaret G. Blair
31	Not Married School Teacher	Mary Blair
32	VT Vital Records has DOB March 20, 1813 Cause of Death Cancer Age at Death: 46yrs 24days	Mary Blair
33	Admitted to Methodist Church at Wilder VT 1905. Member of M.E. Church at St. Johnsbury VT.	Nancie Alice Blair
34	1850 Goshen Gore Census - Peter - Age 8 - Born VT Caledonia & Essex Gazelter 1887 - Peter Blair Jr., road 12, farmer, 106 acres	Peter Blair
35	Died very young	Peter Blair
36	Ltr dated March 5, 1790 from John Blair at Arnmore to son Robert Blair (Peter's Brother) in Barnet VT: Your brother Peter is married to Elizabeth Bell daughter to John Bell miller in Cashley. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ltr not dated (after July 1791) from John Blair at Arnmore to son Robert Blair (Peter's Brother) in Barnet VT: Peter is married one Elizabeth Bell and is staying with her father at the Mils of Sagu--- John Bells. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ltr dated February 17, 1794 from John Blair at Arnmore to son Robert Blair (Peter's Brother) in Barnet VT: Pettter is at Sauchie a malk man to a brewer. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ltr dated March 23, 1799 from John Blair at Arnmore to son Robert Blair (Peter's Brother) in Barnet VT: Brother Joseph & Peter are both in Stirling. Peter at a carpet manufactory both of them have numerous families. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ltr dated March 9, 1807 (or 09) from Joseph Blair in Stirling to brother Robert Blair in Barnet VT: Peters familie is all well at this time as you will see in his letter. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ltr dated March 10, 1807 from Peter Blair in St. Ninians, Stirling to brother Robert Blair in Barnet VT: Margaret, John, Elisabeth, Robert, Alexander, Marey, Susan, Janet, Peter [Peter's Children] We have too cows at the time and I keep the washouse St Ninians well Stirling John is in Glasgow and he well Joseph and his familey is in Stirling is well and doing well Janet is not very strong but she is doing I seed Margret brother Robert last week and his family is all well Margret sister Janet and she is well she is in my house every second day My son John is a wever I have my best recpeks to your and your famely Elisabeth Bell -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ltr dated April 18, 1807 from Janet Blair (Joseph's Sister) in St. Ninians, Stirling to brother Robert Blair (Peter's Brother) Barnet VT: I would have sent your Fathers Bible but Brother John wrote me from Glasgow that if I would send it he would make me Repent it for he was the Old son and it was his. Petter & Joseph forbad me to send it. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ltr dated June 22, 1816 from Peter Blair at No 8 Orchard Street, Paisley to brother Robert Blair in Barnet VT: You spoke of having hard of a brother of your being in Canada a Ensine in the British Service but you have none but their was one the name of Blair belonging to Glasgow in the 103 regment. Your brother John resides in Glasgow and had his son Robert 21 years in the 91st regment but has got his discharge now and a pension. your brother Joseph residesd in Alnwick County Northumberland England. His wife died about eighteen months ago. your sister Genet stops in ------ live alone and is well. There is no more of the family alive now. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ltr dated June 23, 1818 from Janet Blair (Joseph's Sister) in St. Ninians, Stirling to brother Robert Blair (Joseph's Brother) in Barnet VT: Peter is in Paisley and has 8 children alive and one dead. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Peter was a bottler in Paisley Scotland	Peter Blair
37	Peter Blair was a weaver in Scotland, weaving Paisley shawls. When work became scarce, he came to America at the request of his uncle Robert who lived in Barnet Vermont. After spending some time with his uncle in VT, he went to Lowell MA, where he continued his trade as a weaver for a time. There he met and married Elizabeth Rodger. Finally they came to Goshen Gore and settled on a place where there was a log house and about four acres of cleared land. That place was where the Cargills lived just above your home (Peter Blair & Etta Pratt). Just below where you lived was a cousin of our Grandfather's (Andrew Blair who had come from Barnet on the place now owned by Sternburg). On the ship that Peter came to America on was William Rodger who went to Greensboro. William told his mother (Agnes) and sister (Elizabeth) that when he got settled in America he would send for them. Tired of waiting for the word, they went to America to find William. When they got to Greensboro William had already moved to Lowell MA where Peter also was. Elizabeth and her mother followed William to Lowell and Peter and Elizabeth met. Elizabeth did not know Peter in Scotland but she has said that when she was waiting to see her brother leave on the ship, she remembers seeing Peter leaning against the ship eating a biscuit. Caledonia & Essex Gazelter 1887 - Peter Blair, road 13, retired farmer, age 80 1850 Goshen Gore Census - Peter - Born Scotland	Peter Blair
38	According to the History of Barnet VT by Fredrick Wells: Robert, b. Sept. 10, 1790; d. at 16 years	Robert Blair
39	Buried in McIndoe Falls Cemetery Row 13 Stone 84 a	Robert Blair
40	Per the History of Barnet Vermont by Fredrick Wells Robert and Margaret sailed for America a few days after their marriage and reached Barnet VT in August 1784, settling on the farm still owned by their great-great grandson, Joseph Blair, which has been in the family without change. His name is on the call to Rev. David Goodwillie, July 5, 1790. In the census of that year he is given as having a wife and three children. In the earliest list of communicants to the Center Church are both their names. DOD listed as May 21, 1821; Vital Statistics has DOD as Jan 21, 1821	Robert Blair
41	1850 Goshen Gore Census - William - Age 13 - Born VT Caledonia & Essex Gazelter 1887 - William Blair, road 14, farmer, 100 acres The funeral of William Blair, who passed away after nine weeks illness at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Flora Beals, Sunday, March 25, was, held at her home Tuesday, March 27. In spite of the very inclement weather there was a large company of friends. Rev. William Millar officiated and burial was in the Stannard cemetery. Mr. Blair was born in Stannard, Sept. 25, 1837. He lived in this town until about 18 years ago when he came to live with his daughter, Mrs. Beals, who then lived in North Waden. Mrs. Blair passed away thrity?five years ago. He was a quiet unassuming man, with a well preserved physique for one of his years. He is survived by his four children, Mrs. Flora Beals of this place, Mrs: Gerge Chamberlain and Gilbert Blair of St. Johnsbury, and Mrs. Mabel Gleason of Burlington, eight grandchildren and six great?grandchildren. Also a brother, Peter Blair, of Greensboro Bend.	William Blair
42	1850 Goshen Gore Census - Elizabeth - Age 14 - Born Mass	Leonard Bradley
43	He was an electrician, teacher, and district superintendent of schools at Concord, Vermont.	Adelbert Burbank
44	From 1848 to 1862, he was on a whaling vessel shipping from New Bedford, Massachusetts. Soldier of the Civil War. Served 2 years in Company H 4th Vermont Volunteers, 18 months of which he was in the West Gulf Blockading Squadron, as gunner's mate. After 1865 he was a farmer and stock grower; had 1500 sugar trees; was agent for the Butler sap evaporators and Champion mowers. Lived on the homestead in Walden. Source: The Genealogy of the Burbank Families Author: George Burbank Sedgeley Call Number: R929.2 B945.1 This book contains the genealogy of the Burbank Family and the families of Bray, Wellcome, Sedgley (Sedgeley) and Welch.	Nathaniel Burbank
45	According to "Sketches of Our Lands and People, Gilfillan Family in Barnet Vermont; in Scotland" by John Bachop Gilfillan, he came to America in 1794.	David Gilfillan
46	According to "Sketches of Our Lands and People, Gilfillan Family in Barnet Vermont; in Scotland" by John Bachop Gilfillan, he came to America in 1794.	John Gilfillan
47	According to "Sketches of Our Lands and People, Gilfillan Family in Barnet Vermont; in Scotland" by John Bachop Gilfillan, she came to America in 1794.	Margaret Gilfillan
48	According to the History of Barnet VT, by Well they were married on March 26, 1823, Vital Statistics has marriage date Dec 9, 1824	Marion Gilfillan
49	Farmer on "the Alex Blair place". According to "Sketches of Our Lands and People, Gilfillan Family in Barnet Vermont; in Scotland" by John Bachop Gilfillan, he came to America in 1794.	Robert Gilfillan
50	According to "Sketches of Our Lands and People, Gilfillan Family in Barnet Vermont; in Scotland" by John Bachop Gilfillan, he came to America in 1790.	Thomas Gilfillan