Genealogy Data Page 190 (Notes Pages)

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Burnham, Hannah (b. 8 MAY 1830, d. 2 OCT 1857)

Source: (Name)
Title: History of the Rehoboth, Carpenter Family
Media: Book
Page: 312

Death: 2 OCT 1857 Milwaukee, WI

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Williams, John (b. , d. ?)

Source: (Name)
Title: Gen. Dict. of First Settlers of New England
Author: James Savage
Media: Book

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Graves, Caroline Augusta (b. 13 MAR 1843, d. 1920)

Source: (Name)
Title: History of Sunderland, Mass.
Media: Book

Death: 1920

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Rowe, Anna (b. ABT 1761, d. 23 MAY 1839)

Death: 23 MAY 1839 Richford, VT

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Round, Reuben (b. 9 FEB 1782, d. 2 APR 1863)

Note: Reuben left Stephentown and moved to Dunham, Canada East (now in the Prov. of Quebec).

Reuben moved to Berkshire Township, Franklin Co, VT. There he built a 1-room log cable near a spring on him farm. The last 10 of their 14 children were born in that log cabin. About 1830 Reuben, with the help of some of his older sons, built a large single-story frame house.

Death: 2 APR 1863 Eureka, WI

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Brown, Avis (b. 1 JAN 1780, d. 24 MAY 1876)

Death: 24 MAY 1876 Eureka, WI

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Round, Nathan (b. , d. 20 APR 1801)

Death: 20 APR 1801 Hancock, MA

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Round, William (b. 1 APR 1802, d. 6 MAY 1850)

Death: 6 MAY 1850 San Francisco, CA

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Heath, Fanny (b. 10 FEB 1809, d. 20 AUG 1892)

Death: 20 AUG 1892 Richford, VT

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Round, Horace (b. 20 NOV 1803, d. 23 AUG 1901)

Death: 23 AUG 1901 New Hope, NY

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Brown, Hannah (b. 12 AUG 1809, d. 29 AUG 1901)

Death: 29 AUG 1901 Moravia, NY

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Round, Lester (b. 11 MAY 1805, d. 28 DEC 1888)

Note: In 1839, Lester Richford, VT with his family in a wagon, and joined
brothers Horace, James and Thomas in Southport [later Kenosha]
Wisconsin Territory.

In 1844 he moved his family to Fond du Lac County and joined the
Community of Fourierites at Ceresco [now Ripon], and became their
secretary. It became "The Wisconsin Phalanx," and sold stock.

As a result of various frictions, petty jealousies and dissensions,
the Phalanx started to dissolve. Lester was one of the first to
leave, in 1848 moving his family to Waukau, Rushford Township,
Winnebago Co, where he set up a general store. Then, in the valley of
the Fox River, Lester set up a store in Eureka, which he continued
until months before his death.