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	My Genealogy - pafg17.htm - Generated by Personal Ancestral File
		Samuel WILLARD was born on Jun 3 1753.
		Joseph WILLARD (Joseph, Samuel, Josiah, Simon, Richard, Symon, Richard, William) was born in Nov 1723 in Rutland, Mass.
		Joseph WILLARD Rev (Samuel, John, Samuel Symon, Simon, Richard, Symon, Richard, William) was born on Dec 29 1738 in Biddeford, ME. He died on Sep 25 1804 in New Bedford, MA.
	www.willardgenealogy.com /pafp/pafg17.htm (989 words)

	AMERI CAN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Willard continued to be the pastor and teacher of the church in Groton, where his father and one of his brothers then resided, till March, 1676 when the town was attacked and destroyed by the Indians, and the inhabitants were dispersed.
		Willard to leave off sooner, which he refused to do, and accordingly "the Governor sent for him in the night." No calamity scarcely could be imagined by the Puritans less tolerable than this interference of the Episcopalians with their places of worship.
		Willard, to see how his journey and labor at the college had agreed with him, and he surprised me with the above account; told me of a great pain in his head and sickness at his stomach, and that he believed be was near his end.
	www.angelfire.com /nh/politicalscience/1839harvardvpreswillardbio.html (3881 words)

	Biography: Willard Surname in Pawlet, Vermont
		Willard, the principal grantee and settler of this town, was born in Roxbury, Mass., about 1720.
		As a man, Capt. Willard was strong, elastic, wiry and enduring; mentally he was a quick discerner of the intentions of men, shrewd and sound in judgment.
		WILLARD, JOSEPH (by Henry Willard), youngest son of Capt. Jonathan Willard, was born in Colchester, Conn., 1750.
	www.geneabios.com /pawlet/willard.htm (1434 words)

	Indiana Governor Ashbel Parsons Willard
		Willard, a Democrat, spoke in New Albany, Indiana, while campaigning for James Polk in the 1844 presidential campaign, and the citizens were so impressed with him that they asked him to settle there.
		Willard was only thirty-six years old when he defeated Oliver P. Morton in the 1856 election for governor.
		Willard's administration was plagued with problems with the legislature, and he was forced to borrow money to pay the interest on the state's debt.
	www.statelib.lib.in.us /www/ihb/govportraits/willard.html (283 words)

	Utah History Encyclopedia
		Willard Richards was born 24 June 1804 in Hopkinson, Massachusetts, to Joseph and Rhoda Richards.
		Willard, Jennetta, and their son left England in April 1841 and settled in Nauvoo, Illinois, where Willard served as a land agent, a member of the city council, and editor of the Times and Seasons.
		As LDS Church historian, he was responsible for keeping the diary of Joseph Smith and was greatly involved in the writing of the history of Joseph Smith.
	www.media.utah.edu /UHE/r/RICHARDS,WILLARD.html (776 words)

	Willard - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		John Willard, condemned and hanged for witchcraft in the Salem witch trials of 1692
		Willard Zebedee "Bud" Estey, former justice of the Supreme Court of Canada
		Willard Gibbs, linguist and professor of theology and sacred literature at Yale
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Willard (533 words)

	Meet the family (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Joseph was the third child of John Spencer and Nancy Ausley Harrell.
		Joseph, Nancy and nine of their children are buried there.
		Joseph and Darrah are buried at New Hope, and Ida at Myrtle Street Cemetery in Tampa, Florida.
	home1.gte.net /amoulden/joscolley.htm (289 words)

	Simon Willard
		Joseph Willard says that he married Mary Sharpe in England and came with him to this country and had children before coming and several afterwards.He married secondly Elizabeth Dunstera sister of President Henry Dunster of Harvard College.
		Willard was a leading citizen in Concord and a leader in the church for the about 25 years that he lived there.
		Major Willard was resting at Charlestown at the age of 71, from his military hardships and caught the flu and died 24 May 1676.
	pharmacy.isu.edu /~cady/genealogy/PS04/PS04_286.HTM (3669 words)

	Simon Willard
		See his "Life," by Joseph Willard (Boston, 1858).--His son, Samuel, clergyman, born in Concord, Massachusetts, 31 January, 1640; died in Boston, Massachusetts, 12 September, 1707, was graduated at Harvard in 1659, studied divinity, was ordained minister at Groton in 1663, and continued there until the Indian war of 1676.
		John Hovey, with a Funeral Sermon on Samuel Willard," by William Thompson, A. M., and a preface by Thomas Prentice (Boston, 1743).--The second Samuel's son, Joseph, clergyman, born in Biddeford, Maine, 9 January, 1738; died in New Bedford, Massachusetts, 25 September, 1804, was left fatherless at an early age, and made several coasting voyages.
		--Another son of Joseph, Joseph, author, born in Cambridge, Massachusetts, 14 March, 1798; died in Boston, Massachusetts, 12 May, 1865, studied at Phillips Exeter academy, was graduated at Harvard in 1816, studied law in Amherst, practised in Waltham and Lancaster, and settled in Boston in 1829.
	www.famousamericans.net /simonwillard (1130 words)

	Willard Family Papers (Library of Congress)
		Joseph Edward Willard's years of public service spanned most of his adult life and are documented through eight series contained in Part I: Diaries and Notebooks, Family Correspondence, Letterbooks, General Correspondence, Subject File, Financial Papers, Miscellany, and Family Papers.
		These series cover Willard's participation in Virginia's often- contentious, turn-of-the-century politics as a member of the House of Delegates from 1894-1902, lieutenant governor from 1902 to 1906, an unsuccessful gubernatorial candidate in 1905, and as state corporation commissioner between 1906 and 1910.
		Belle Willard's papers also contain general correspondence that includes letters from Hilaire Belloc, Augusta and Homer Saint-Gaudens, and Elihu Root; a subject file consisting largely of family genealogies; and an article file recording childhood memories and descriptions of her travels, among other topics.
	www.loc.gov /rr/mss/text/willardf.html (3136 words)

	My Genealogy - pafg37.htm - Generated by Personal Ancestral File
		Edwin Dorr WILLARD (Joseph, Joseph, Prudence, Josiah, Henry2, Simon, Richard, Symon, Richard, William) was born in 1818.
		Joseph Clapp WILLARD (Joseph, Joseph, Prudence, Josiah, Henry2, Simon, Richard, Symon, Richard, William) was born in 1820.
		Caleb Clapp WILLARD (Joseph, Joseph, Prudence, Josiah, Henry2, Simon, Richard, Symon, Richard, William) was born in 1834.
	www.willardgenealogy.com /pafp/pafg37.htm (742 words)

	COON/KUHN - STEADMAN Connections
		Joseph WILLARD was born on 4 Jan 1659/60 in Mdsx, MA.
		SIMON WILLARD was born in 1530 in Horsemonden, Kent, Eng.
		Thomas WILLARD was born in 1561 in Horsemonden, Kent, Eng.
	fp.enter.net /~mkuhn/b348.htm (1196 words)

	Connecting Capron Cousins - Person Page 36 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Joseph Willard Capron was born on 24 September 1802 in Attleboro, Massachusetts.
		In 1859 Joseph Willard Capron resided in Attleboro, Massachusetts.
		She married Joseph Willard Capron, son of Otis Capron and Hannah Kent, on 10 April 1826 in Rehoboth, Massachusetts; By Rev. James Bliss, 2nd Esq.
	home.comcast.net /~desilva/p36.htm (1255 words)

	Joseph Smith's Death
		Joseph requested Dan Jones to descend and inquire of the guard the cause of the disturbance in the night.
		Joseph and Hyrum, however, were rearrested, and, says Ford, were charged with overt treason, having ordered out the legion to resist the posse comitatus, though, as he states, the degree of their crime would depend on circumstances.
		Joseph dropped his pistol, and sprang into the window; but just as he was preparing to descend, he saw such an array of bayonets below, that he caught by the window casing, where he bung by his hands and feet, with his head to the north, feet to the south, and his body swinging downward.
	www.utlm.org /onlineresources/josephsmithsdeath.htm (8302 words)

	The Willard Hotel
		In 1858 the Willards expanded again, purchasing the property of Col. James Kearney on the southwest corner of 14th and F Streets.
		The new Willard, designed by New York architect Henry Janeway Hardenbergh and erected by the George A. Fuller Company, was hailed at its opening as Washington's first skyscraper.
		The property remained in the Willard family until 1946, closed in 1968, and underwent extensive renovation, again opening its doors in 1986.
	www.cr.nps.gov /nr/travel/wash/dc36.htm (363 words)

	Remembering the Martyrdom: Eyewitnesses of that Fateful Day in June, 1844
		Joseph died, as the Prophets of old, as a witness of the Savior of mankind.
		Joseph said, "If some of you had got such a farm and knew you would not see it any more, you would want to take a good look at it for the last time."
		D.J. Bawden bronze of Joseph and Hyrum, the Prophet and Patriarch.
	www.ldsmag.com /churchhistory/060627joseph.html (1848 words)

	Writings of Joseph Smith
		Page of a letter from Joseph to his wife Emma in his own handwriting, written when Joseph was in chains in Richmond, Missouri, November 12, 1838.
		Joseph's writings are characterized by long, unbroken sentences connected by conjunctions, descriptive images, and an astute narrative sense.
		Written in the form of a first-person daily journal, using the text of Joseph Smith's diaries interspersed with his correspondence and other documents, this work is the most extensive publication of the Prophet's papers to date.
	www.lightplanet.com /mormons/people/joseph_smith/writings.html (999 words)

	RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project: Willard & Related Families
		Willard, known to her friends as "Rhoda", is 80 years old and also in excellent health.
		The sons are Albert Willard of Willow Springs; Cecil B. Willard of Ft. Madison, Ia.; Wayne Willard, Koshkonong; and Arthur and Walter of West Plains.
		Willard, the former Susan Rhoda Spurlock, is the youngest daughter of Dave and Mary Spurlock.
	worldconnect.rootsweb.com /cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=merrygo&id=I3769 (2261 words)

	Joseph Henry Willard, US Deputy Marshal
		Joe's father, Samuel Morrison Willard, was born in Rockingham, Vermont ca 1812, enlisted in the 3rd Infantry at Albany, New York in 1829 and was stationed in Indian Territory, at Camp Pheonix, which was later to be known as Fort Towson.
		Joseph was a Deputy U.S. Marshal under Marshals Britton, Roots, Sarder, Fagen and Dell.
		Joe Willard grew to manhood in this city, but the close of the war found him located in Indian Territory, where he married and for a long time resided at Brazil Station, about 35 miles from here.
	marti.rootsweb.com /law/pic/jhwillard.htm (1290 words)

	Willard Family (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Though different Willard families came to America from England, Germany, Holland, Switzerland and France, etc., it appears that most all branches originated in Normandy, France in some distant past and their name was originally "Vieillard." [probably pronounced, "vee-yar"].
		Richard Willard, father of Margery, the wife of Captain Dolar Davis, lived at Horsmonden, East Fairleigh, Kent County, England, it being claimed that he was a lineal descendant of Richard Willard, Baron of the Cinque Ports, in the time of Richard II.
		This Richard Willard was a descendant of Humbert, Count Bianchi Di Villard, 1240 in France.
	mjgen.com /willard/1willard.html (1959 words)

	Willard Memoir, Willard Genealogy, Descendants of Josiah Willard of Westhersfield
		Willard Memoir, Willard Genealogy, Descendants of Josiah Willard of Westhersfield
		The compiler, Joseph Willard, spoke often of a "sequel" to the "Willard Memoir," but also indicated quite clearly that he had no intention of publishing one.
		This is the "Sequel" of which Joseph Willard spoke in the "Willard Memoir" of 1858, updated to 1915 by Walker and Pope.
	www.digital-editions.com /WILLARD.htm (939 words)

	Willard InterContinental Washington
		Joseph Willard Jr., nephew of Henry Willard who first brought the Willard to prominence in the 1850s decided to create one of the city’s first skyscrapers to “out-dazzle” anything else on the Washington horizon.
		The Willard family sold the property in 1946 to new owners who failed to keep the building up to the grand style of its past.
		The dining experiences at the Willard Room are orchestrated by Maitre d’Francisco Nieto whose dining room prowess is said to be well known in White House circles and among celebrities of the show biz.
	www.cosmopolis.ch /travel/washington/willard_intercontinental.htm (1367 words)

	WFA Genealogy Report on John Willard
		Daniel-2 Willard had no sons named John, but he was the keeper of the Boston jail possibly as early as 1693, and perhaps also in 1692 when John Willard was incarcerated there.
		Joseph-2 Willard, born in 1661, is a tad young to have had a son young enough to be our man. He did have a son named John, born in 1702.
		The Deposition of Simon Willard [aged about 42] years saith I being at Saco in the year [1689] some: in Capt Ed Sarjants garison was speaking of mr George Borroughs his great strength saying he Could take:a barrill of mallasses out of a Cannoe or boat alone: and that he Could.
	willardfamilyassn.org /witch001.htm (3620 words)

	Henry A. Willard II Papers (Library of Congress)
		Series III, an autograph collection of Henry A. Willard I chiefly consisting of signers of the Declaration of Independence and presidents of the Continental Congress, was donated to the Library of Congress by his grandchildren, Henry A. Willard II, William B. Willard, and Sarah Willard Taylor, in 1985.
		The status of copyright in the unpublished writings in the Henry A. Willard II collection is governed by the Copyright Law of the United States (Title 17, U.S.C.).
		Henry A. Willard, who was the first owner and proprietor, with his brother Joseph C. Willard, of the Willard Hotel, Washington, D.C., collected the approximately two hundred letters and signature clippings for their autograph value.
	www.loc.gov /rr/mss/text/willard.html (1136 words)

	30 Decades of Distinguished Graduates
		He began preaching in the newly settled township of Rutland, in the western part of the colony, where he was related to most of the landholders.
		In the woods they were caught in a surprise attack in which Willard and two others were killed and scalped.
		Survived by his widow and one child (a second was born after his death), Joseph Willard left a tidy estate valued at nearly 500 pounds.
	www.yalealumnimagazine.com /issues/01_03/popup/profiles/1714Willard.html (206 words)

	Harvard, MA Marriages
		Joseph Hurd of Oxford and Mary Livermore of Framingham - Dec. 15, 1763
		Joseph Kneeland and Abigail Bigelow of Stow - Oct. 26, 1763
		Avigail (?) Willard and Daniel Zwere (?) Jr.
	www.rays-place.com /marrage/harvard-ma.htm (3154 words)

	Willard-Hosmer
		Simon WILLARD of MA continues to be difficult to document.
		Simon WILLARD had no children by Elizabeth, and his ten youngest were by his third marriage.
		Children of Samuel and Sarah WILLARD: Sarah died as infant; Samuel; Rev. Joseph; and Mehitable died as infant.
	kinnexions.com /smlawson/willard.htm (2575 words)

	index.html
		All Willard descendants are welcome to join regardless of how they spell the name.
		And this includes those who lost the Willard surname because their Willard ancestor was a woman who passed her husband's surname instead to her children.
		Willard descendants who may have an association to old Deerfield may be interested and can go to the website: www.DeerfieldDescendants.com for more details.
	willardfamilyassn.org (900 words)

	Dewalt Willard Genealogy - pafg25.htm - Generated by Personal Ancestral File
		Lester Burl WILLARD (Burl Otis WILLARD, George W. Archibald WILLARD, Isaac WILLARD, George WILLARD, Philip WILLARD, Dewald Theobald WILLIARD, Jacob, Nicolaus) was born on Oct 29 1919 in Monongalia County, Wva.
		Floyd E. Floyd Everitt WILLARD, George W. Archibald WILLARD, Isaac WILLARD, George WILLARD, Philip WILLARD, Dewald Theobald WILLIARD, Jacob, Nicolaus) was born on Sep 29 1933 in Osage, Wva.
		Robert Carl WILLARD (Claude Clarence WILLARD, George W. Archibald WILLARD, Isaac WILLARD, George WILLARD, Philip WILLARD, Dewald Theobald WILLIARD, Jacob, Nicolaus) was born on Jul 22 1926 in Monongalia County, Wva.
	www.geocities.com /crwillard/paf/pafg25.htm (341 words)

	Martin Willard
		His grandson Joe Willard (5a) said Martin was the first white man in Oregon County (which would have had to be before 1821 when the first white settlers moved in) and that he was a trapper and traveled with an Indian.
		DAVID WILLARD, (pictures of his family) b Feb 26, 1848, Christian Co., Mo; m Dec. 9, 1869 to Rachel Angeline Bateman (1848-1878), Christian Co., d age 30); after Rachel died he moved to Kansas; m 2nd Laura Benton (1860-1901, d age 41); m 3rd Fannie Benton (Laura’s sister, 1870-1938).
		Because Nate and Polly had no children, Albert Willard (Joseph Martin’s son) took the responsibility of caring for them in their old age and they left him their small farm in return.
	mjgen.com /willard/2martin.html (3647 words)

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