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Jackson, Mary (b. , d. 27 NOV 1677)

Death: 27 NOV 1677

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Downing, Hannah (b. , d. ABT 1678)

Death: ABT 1678

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Story, Samuel (b. 1660, d. 1726)

Death: 1726 Norwich, CT

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Peabody, Francis (b. BET 1612 AND 1614, d. 19 FEB 1697/98)

Note: Came to America in 1635 in the "Planter".

John Peabody, b. abt 1585, "of St. Albans, name not known. Their son (Lieut.) Francis Peabody, born abt 1612-1614,
St. Albans, Herts., Eng.; died- 19 Feb. 1797/98, Topsfield, Essex Co., Mass.; M- (1) abt 1638, Lydia (??), who died abt 1653; M- (2) abt 1654, Mary Foster, (b. abt 1630, England; died 9 April 1705, Topsfield, Mass.; da. of Reginald Foster, of Ipswich, Mass.). [SOURCE: Ancestry of Thomas Grover, pp240]

Source: (Name)
Title: Pioneers of Massachusetts
Author: Charles Henry Pope
Publication: 1900 Boston, MA
Media: Book

Death: 19 FEB 1697/98 Topsfield, Essex, MA

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Pabodie, John (b. 1590, d. 27 APR 1667)

Note: He received grant 10 A land January 1637-8 on Duxborrow side lying betwixt the land of WM Tubs on the no. side and those of Experience Mitchell on the so side and from the sea in the west and from Blew Fish River in the east. Another tract granted November 2, 1640 was 30 A "with meadow to it." At North River. He was a member of a jury, which convicted 3 young men of murder of an Indian September 4, 1683 and of the "Grand Inquest" at the court June 4, 1645. No other record of him appears. Save a copy of his last will and testament.

Death: 27 APR 1667 Bridgewater, MA

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Foster, Nathan (b. 1700, d. 1753)

Death: 1753

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Standish, Hannah (b. , d. ?)

Note: Great-great granddaughter of Miles Standish, qv

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Foster, William (b. , d. 29 AUG 1755)

Source: (Death)
Title: Kimball Family in America
Media: Book

Death: 29 AUG 1755 Andover, Essex, MA

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Kimball, Sarah (b. 19 SEP 1669, d. 16 NOV 1729)

Death: 16 NOV 1729

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?, Elizabeth (b. , d. NOV 1639)

Death: NOV 1639 Roxbury, MA

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Shear, Hazel (b. --Not Shown--)

Death: --Not Shown--

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?, Clarinda (b. SEP 1855, d. 7 JUL 1932)

Death: 7 JUL 1932 Minnehaha Co., SD

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VandeWall, Bonita Maebelle (b. 16 MAY 1916, d. 6 AUG 2007)

Note: Bonita (Bonnie) Maebelle Wissink, age 91, of Baldwin, WI passed away on August 6, 2007 at the Baldwin Care Center.

Bonnie was born on May 16, 1916 in Langlade County, Wisconsin to Agnes (Walvoord) & Oscar Vande Wall.

The family moved to Cedar Grove, Wisconsin in 1923 where her father started a dry goods store, which later became a grocery store. She attended grade school in Cedar Grove and graduated from Wisconsin Memorial Academy in Cedar Grove in 1935. She started to work in her fathers store as a clerk when she was 15 and continued to do so until she was married in 1939.

She was married on February 24, 1939 to Eugene B. Wissink of Baldwin, WI at her parent's home in Cedar Grove. Together they had four children. Their first year of married life was spent on the Fidler Farms of Bartlett, IL. where Eugene was a farm operator.

In February of 1940, they moved to Cedar Grove, WI where they rented a farm from Erwin Lubbers and lived there for two years. In 1942, they moved to Hingham, WI. where Eugene worked as a technician for Western Condensing Company in Adell, WI. Bonnie and her two children moved to Cedar Grove for a time when Eugene served in the Army in 1945 and 1946, then moved back to Hingham upon his discharge. They moved to Baldwin, WI. in Dec. of 1948 where they took over the family dairy farm upon the death of Eugene's dad, Herman Wissink, and continued to live there until April, 1982 and then moved to 700 Oak St., Baldwin. Bonnie and Eugene lived there until his death in Feb. 1998. Bonnie then moved to the Birchwood Apartments in Baldwin. She became a resident of the Baldwin Care Center in January, 2002.

Bonnie was a member of the First Reformed Church of Baldwin and active in the Church Circle, an active member of the Sunnyside School Club and the neighborhood homemakers club. She raised a large garden while on the farm and was an excellent cook. She also helped with taking care of the cattle. Bonnie was also the family historian, keeping track of family members over the years of her life and collected several articles on family history.

Bonnie will be fondly remembered by her children; Craig (Sharilyn) Wissink of Osseo, MN., Bonnie Fields and friend, Ron Hinton of Chicago, IL, Mary (Arch) George of Pullman, WA., grandchildren: Brian (Julie) Wissink, Jill (Mark) McCurry, Ginger George and Jim George, step grandchildren; Scott Fields, Kathryn (Dale) Brooks, and Jackie (David) Gervercer, great grandchildren; Carly McCurry, Blake Wissink, Skylar McCurry, Abby Wissink, and Jenna McCurry, sister Ruth (Bob) Bruggink of Park Forest, IL, sister-in-laws Hazel Vande Wall of Cedar Grove, WI., and Joan Tange of Cedar Falls, IA..

She is preceded in death by her parents, Oscar & Agnes (Walvoord) Vande Wall, husband, Eugene B. Wissink, daughter, LuAnn Wissink, brother, Phillip Vande Wall, sister, Phyllis Van Der Wal and son-in-law, William Fields.