Prenota IIof la famiglia di Giovanni di pietra, uno dei primi coloni di Guilford, Connecticut, anche i nomi di tutti i discendenti di Russell, Bille, Timothy Eber e pietra . ewas uno di quelli onesti, industriosa, montante menwhose tutta la vita è un pregevole esempio e la sua lastdays erano quelli di uno le cui speranze erano fondate,e la sua morte di un Cristiano in piena speranza di im-mortalitv. iMEMORANDA. Genealogia della famiglia di pietra. 85 (38) IV. LEVIN XIA è nato a Greenville, N. Y.,Luglio 20, 1703, morì a Greenville, N. Y., Gennaio 1,1801. (39) V. LYMAX era bom a Greenville, X. Y., Octo-ber 2-2, 17.)7, e d

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Book IIof the family of John Stone, one of the first settlers of Guilford, Conn., also names of all the descendants of Russell, Bille, Timothy and Eber Stone . ewas one of those honest, industrious, upright menwhose whole life is a worthy example, and his lastdays were those of one whose hopes were well founded, and his death that of a Christian in full hope of im-mortalitv. iMEMORANDA. GENEALOGY OF THE STONE FAMILY. 85 (38) IV. LEVIN XIA was born at Greenville, N. Y., July 20, 1703, died at Greenville, N. Y., January 1, 1801. (39) V. LYMAX was bom at Greenville, X. Y., Octo-ber 2-2, 17.)7, and died at Ionia, Mich., April 27, 1880.He married April 5, 1821, at Orangeville, X. Y., MariaVancize, a daughter of Simon Vancize, born May 17, 1804. She died at Muir, Mich., May 22, 1880. Lyman moved from Greenville, X. Y., to Livonia, with his mother in 1812. As a man he was eccentric, original and interesting in conversation. A Michigannewspaper speaks of him as a man who could raise thelargest potatoes, and spell the longest words of anyman in Michigan. (40) VI. LEVIXXIA was born at Greenville, X. Y., September 14, 1801, died June 12, 1803. MEMORANDA. :^ ^. iii:nkv wakp stone. Chapter IX. Children of BiUe (31) and Rachel (Ward) Stone.(41) I. HARRIET WARD was born at Guilford, Conn., December il, 17SG, and died at Honesdale, Pa., at thehome of Mrs. Charlotte (Stone) Hand November V2, 1879. She never married. Was buried at Mt. Pleas-ant, Pa. (42) II. MARIA was born December 8, 1788, at Guil-ford. Ci;inn., and died at Mt. Plea.sant, Pa., April-2 7, 1S52. She was single. (43) III. HEXRY WARD was born at Guilford, Conn., May ir, ItOl, and died at Honesdale, Pa., August iO, 1881. He married, July 21, 1823, Catharene WalchNiven of Newburg, N. Y., she was born at ISTewburg, August 28, 1801, and died at Mt. Pleasant, Pa., July30, l8TiJ. Her father was Major Daniel Niven, ofGeneral Washingtons staff in the Revolutionary War.He was a civil engineer and planned an extension tothe fortifications at

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