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     She was born circa 1839 at Wisconsin, USA, since she was 11 in the 1850 census.⁴ Alternatively, she may have been born circa 1846 at Wisconsin, USA, since she was age 14 in the 1860 census²; or, in 1846 according to DAR lineage 145982.³ Seba married W. M. Stephens in 1867.³
     Seba A. Brace died in 1904.³
     Seba A. Brace appeared on the 1850 U.S. Federal Census of Maquoketa, Jackson County, Iowa, in the household of Asahel and Betsey W. Hall.⁴
     Seba A. appeared on the 1860 Federal Census South Fork Twp., Jackson County, Iowa in the household of her step-father John H. Allan (sic) and mother Nancy R.⁵
     Seba A. Stephens was a beneficiary in the will of Nancy R. Allen on 3 October 1883 at Jackson County, Iowa, USA.⁶

     He was born on 26 January 1854 at Iowa, USA.^3,2,1
     George B. Lyons died on 22 June 1932 at Philadelphia General Hospital, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, at age 78 according to his Pennsylvania Certificate of Death 54221-13240.^3,4
     George B. Lyons was buried on 6 July 1932 at Davenport, Davenport Twp., Scott County, Iowa, USA.⁴
     He was also known as George B. Lyon.²
     George B. appeared on the 1860 Federal Census South Fork Twp., Jackson County, Iowa in the household of his step-father John H. Allan (sic) and mother Nancy R.⁵
     George B. Lyon, who received payment of her $2,000 debt to him, was referenced in the will of Nancy R. Allen, which was probated 3 October 1883; In her 10 Feb 1881 will, she directed payment of her debts as follows: $2,000 to her son, George B. Lyon, $100 to her sister, Olive, $5 plus $20 to Nellie Caer and to her husband; J. H. Allen, use of the homestead and $1,000, which upon his death would go to their mutual son, Ethan B. Allen. She left her "unfortunate brother," H. G. Hall, his notes (possibly debts to her), Pa's pistol and $200 towards purchasing a house. Other beneficiaries were: Nettie, H. G. Hall's child, $100; Nettie, daughter of Chas. Hall, $50 for gold watch and chain, and the "Emerald Ring" presented to her (Nancy), by her mother (Nettie's mother, presumably, Mary);$50 each to an unknown person , the sons of her brother Isaac; $ 100 to her friend S. L. Johnson; $300 to James Allen who was her step-son; to his wife, Minnie, her diamond ring; $50 to the Maquoketa Aid Society; $50 to the W.C.T.U. for temperance literature for "Band of Hope"; $100 to the Iowa Woman Suffrage Association; $300 to her only grandson Brace, $300 to her only unmarried granddaughter (not named); the residue of the estate to be divided equally between her children, Seba A. Stephens, George B. Lyon and Ethan B. Allen. She named W. M. Stephens to administer the provisions of this will. A note further stipulates that her clothing go to her sister, Olive, except for those clothes selected by her daughter, Seba; her excyclopedia to Ethan, as well as furniture not needed by her husband, to go to him if he marries, and if he lives in Maquoketa, he should occupy "Ell part" and care for Dr. Allen unless he prefers to live elsewhere; her books to be divided between her children.⁶
     In the obituary of Ethan B. Allen who died 8 July 1932, his half-brother, George Lyons, who died in Philidelphia, was listed as predeceased.⁴

     She was born circa 1812 at New Hampshire, USA.³ Judith married Dr. J. H. Allen on 6 January 1842 at Sutton, Merrimack County, New Hampshire, USA.^1,2

     She was born circa 1844 at New Hampshire, USA.¹
     Her name was also recorded as Kate Allen in the 1860 census.²
     Kate appeared on the 1860 Federal Census South Fork Twp., Jackson County, Iowa in the household of her father John H. Allan (sic) and step-mother Nancy R., and she was listed as a school teacher.³

     She was born circa 1850 at New Hampshire, USA.¹

     He was born on 6 November 1848 at New Hampshire, USA.^2,4,3 James married Minnie Jane Stevens on 21 November 1877 at Cook County, Illinois, USA.^5,1
     James Henry Allen died on 7 April 1916 at Cook County, Illinois, USA, at age 67.²
     James appeared on the 1860 Federal Census South Fork Twp., Jackson County, Iowa in the household of his father John H. Allan (sic) and step-mother Nancy R.⁶
     James Allen, who received #300, was referenced in the will of his step-mother, Nancy R. Allen, which was probated 3 October 1883; In her 10 Feb 1881 will, she directed payment of her debts as follows: $2,000 to her son, George B. Lyon, $100 to her sister, Olive, $5 plus $20 to Nellie Caer and to her husband; J. H. Allen, use of the homestead and $1,000, which upon his death would go to their mutual son, Ethan B. Allen. She left her "unfortunate brother," H. G. Hall, his notes (possibly debts to her), Pa's pistol and $200 towards purchasing a house. Other beneficiaries were: Nettie, H. G. Hall's child, $100; Nettie, daughter of Chas. Hall, $50 for gold watch and chain, and the "Emerald Ring" presented to her (Nancy), by her mother (Nettie's mother, presumably, Mary);$50 each to an unknown person , the sons of her brother Isaac; $ 100 to her friend S. L. Johnson; $300 to James Allen who was her step-son; to his wife, Minnie, her diamond ring; $50 to the Maquoketa Aid Society; $50 to the W.C.T.U. for temperance literature for "Band of Hope"; $100 to the Iowa Woman Suffrage Association; $300 to her only grandson Brace, $300 to her only unmarried granddaughter (not named); the residue of the estate to be divided equally between her children, Seba A. Stephens, George B. Lyon and Ethan B. Allen. She named W. M. Stephens to administer the provisions of this will. A note further stipulates that her clothing go to her sister, Olive, except for those clothes selected by her daughter, Seba; her excyclopedia to Ethan, as well as furniture not needed by her husband, to go to him if he marries, and if he lives in Maquoketa, he should occupy "Ell part" and care for Dr. Allen unless he prefers to live elsewhere; her books to be divided between her children.⁷

     He was born circa 1832 at New York, USA.² Alternatively, he may have been born in 1834.¹ Henry married Jane Morrison in 1868.¹
     Henry Gardner Hall died in 1893.¹
     Henry appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Maquoketa, Jackson County, Iowa in the household of his parents, Asahel and Betsey W. Hall, and he was listed as a clerk.²
     H. G. Hall, who received his notes (debts to her?), Pa's pistol and $200 towards pating for a house, if he will purchase one, was referenced in the will of his sister, Nancy R. Allen, which was probated 3 October 1883; In her 10 Feb 1881 will, she directed payment of her debts as follows: $2,000 to her son, George B. Lyon, $100 to her sister, Olive, $5 plus $20 to Nellie Caer and to her husband; J. H. Allen, use of the homestead and $1,000, which upon his death would go to their mutual son, Ethan B. Allen. She left her "unfortunate brother," H. G. Hall, his notes (possibly debts to her), Pa's pistol and $200 towards purchasing a house. Other beneficiaries were: Nettie, H. G. Hall's child, $100; Nettie, daughter of Chas. Hall, $50 for gold watch and chain, and the "Emerald Ring" presented to her (Nancy), by her mother (Nettie's mother, presumably, Mary);$50 each to an unknown person , the sons of her brother Isaac; $ 100 to her friend S. L. Johnson; $300 to James Allen who was her step-son; to his wife, Minnie, her diamond ring; $50 to the Maquoketa Aid Society; $50 to the W.C.T.U. for temperance literature for "Band of Hope"; $100 to the Iowa Woman Suffrage Association; $300 to her only grandson Brace, $300 to her only unmarried granddaughter (not named); the residue of the estate to be divided equally between her children, Seba A. Stephens, George B. Lyon and Ethan B. Allen. She named W. M. Stephens to administer the provisions of this will. A note further stipulates that her clothing go to her sister, Olive, except for those clothes selected by her daughter, Seba; her excyclopedia to Ethan, as well as furniture not needed by her husband, to go to him if he marries, and if he lives in Maquoketa, he should occupy "Ell part" and care for Dr. Allen unless he prefers to live elsewhere; her books to be divided between her children.³

     Mary Warner died on 23 October 1782 at Mansfield, Connecticut, USA, at age 79.¹ She was born in April 1703 at Connecticut Colony, British Colonial America.¹ Mary married Captain Samuel Storrs Jr., probably in Mansfield, on 27 May 1726 at Connecticut Colony, British Colonial America.¹

     He was born on 22 August 1701 at Mansfield, Windham County, Connecticut Colony, British Colonial America.¹ Samuel married Mary Warner, probably in Mansfield, on 27 May 1726 at Connecticut Colony, British Colonial America.¹
     Captain Samuel Storrs Jr. died on 27 May 1786, probably in or near Mansfield, at Connecticut, USA, at age 84.³
     Captain Samuel Storrs Jr. was buried at Olde Mansfield Center Cemetery, Mansfield, Tolland County, Connecticut, USA.^3,1

     Andrew married Deborah Leffingwell.¹

     Deborah married Andrew Warner.¹

     He was born on 17 May 1677 at Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts Colony, British Colonial America.¹ Samuel married Martha Burge on 31 October 1700 at Windham, Windham County, Connecticut Colony, British Colonial America.^2,3
     He was also known as Samuell Stoares on his wife Martha's grave marker.⁴ He was also known as Samuell Stoares on his grave marker.¹

     She was born in 1671 at Yarmouth, Barnstable County, Massachusetts Colony, British Colonial America, if she died at age 57 as transcribed from her grave marker.⁴ Martha married Samuel Storrs on 31 October 1700 at Windham, Windham County, Connecticut Colony, British Colonial America.^1,5
     Martha Burge died on 3 September 1728 at Mansfield, Tolland County, Connecticut Colony, British Colonial America.⁴
     Martha Burge was buried at Olde Mansfield Center Cemetery, Mansfield, Tolland County, Connecticut, USA. Be sure to check-out the images of her grave marker using the Find A Grave link in the footnotes below.^4,6
     Her name was also recorded as Martha Burgess according to her Find A Grave memorial page.⁴

     He was born in 1633 at England.¹ John married Mary Katherine Worden on 8 September 1657.²
     John Burgess died on 17 May 1701 at Yarmouth, Barnstable County, Massachusetts Colony, British Colonial America.¹

     She was born on 10 February 1639 at Yarmouth, Barnstable County, Massachusetts Colony, British Colonial America.² Mary married John Burgess on 8 September 1657.²
     Mary Katherine Worden died in 1723 at Barnstable County, Massachusetts Colony, British Colonial America.²

     He was born circa 1836 at New York, USA.¹
     Edwin appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Sherman, Chautauqua County, New York in the household of his parents, Osmond and Deborah C. Hall.¹