Jennifer married John Lewis Thomas, son of Donald Leroy Thomas and Rebecca Lou Odell, on Sep 30, 2006 at Mexico.

      Sandra Lee Preso was born on Apr 9, 1948 at Seattle, King County, Washington. Sandra married William Martin Odell, son of Benjamin Franklin Odell and Maxine Lois Putman, circa Sep, 1968.

      Shirley Ann Faulkner was born on Aug 5, 1951 at Touchet, Walla Walla County, Washington. Shirley married William Martin Odell, son of Benjamin Franklin Odell and Maxine Lois Putman, on Nov 27, 1970.

      Robin Page Cochran was born on Jun 24, 1949 at Walla Walla, Walla Walla County, Washington. Robin married William Martin Odell, son of Benjamin Franklin Odell and Maxine Lois Putman, on Jan 8, 1982.

      Ruth Ann Lawske was born on Mar 31, 1944 at Iowa City, Johnson County, Iowa. Ruth married William Martin Odell, son of Benjamin Franklin Odell and Maxine Lois Putman, on Sep 15, 2000 at Coeur d'Alene, Kootenai County, Idaho.

      Anthony William Case was born on Aug 15, 1980. He was the son of Pamela Lynn Moore.

      Andrew Robert Case was born on Aug 15, 1980. He was the son of Pamela Lynn Moore.

      James Woolley Jr. was born on Dec 22, 1937 at Winchester, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. He was the son of James Woolley and Florence Joy Adriance.

     Hendrick Conover was the son of Tunis V. Conover and Rebecca Conover. Hendrick married (Unknown) Taylor, daughter of George Taylor.

     (Unknown) Taylor was the daughter of George Taylor. (Unknown) married Hendrick Conover, son of Tunis V. Conover and Rebecca Conover.

      Sarah A. Job Perrine was born on Oct 31, 1833. Sarah married William H Jackson, son of Nathan H. Jackson and Sarah Conover, on Apr 21, 1875.

     Ada Jackson was the daughter of William H Jackson and Sarah A. Job Perrine.

      Edward Jackson was born on Dec 1, 1830. He was the son of Nathan H. Jackson and Sarah Conover. Edward Jackson died on May 24, 1835 at age 4.

      Mary Ann Jackson was born on Nov 16, 1832. She was the daughter of Nathan H. Jackson and Sarah Conover. Mary Ann Jackson died on Sep 5, 1896 at age 63.

      Ebenezer Jackson was born on Nov 19, 1835. He was the son of Nathan H. Jackson and Sarah Conover. Ebenezer married Mary Francis Sillcocks on Sep 13, 1859. Ebenezer Jackson died on Feb 16, 1904 at age 68.

      Mary Francis Sillcocks was born on Jul 31, 1837. Mary married Ebenezer Jackson, son of Nathan H. Jackson and Sarah Conover, on Sep 13, 1859.

     William Eben Jackson was the son of Ebenezer Jackson and Mary Francis Sillcocks.

     Rebecca M. Jackson was the daughter of Ebenezer Jackson and Mary Francis Sillcocks.

      Charles Warren Jackson was born on Oct 29, 1864 at New York City, New York County, New York. He was the son of Ebenezer Jackson and Mary Francis Sillcocks. Charles married Alma DeForest Curtiss, daughter of Col. Eli Curtiss and Mary Frances Davis, at Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.
     

Charles Warren Jackson was born October 29, 1864, in New York City, and there lived for the major part of his life. He is the son of Ebenezer C. and Mary Frances (Sillcocks) Jackson. His education was a fine one, the first part of it being gained in the excellent public schools of the city, where he showed himself an apt student, and capable of close however push his studies any further at that time, but upon graduating from these institutions entered the wholesale drug business, an occupation that he followed for some two years. He had always been keenly interested in medicine, and had cherished an ambition to study in a medical school and prepare himself to practice it. His mercantile venture having succeeded admirably, he decided to carry out his intention, and accordingly in 1884 he entered the Medical School of the New York University, graduating with the class of 1887. During his career in this institution he once more proved his excellent scholarship, distinguished himself in his classes and gaining for himself a splendid grounding in the theoretical basis of the art. He was also a student under the famous heart and lung specialist, Dr. Alfred L. Loomis, of New York. For the requisite experience Dr. Jackson then went to Bellevue Hospital, where he acted as interne in the surgical department for the two years between 1887 and 1889. At the end of this time, being possessed of more than the average of knowledge and experience, he began his private practice, the location chosen for his first office being No. 120 West Seventy-ninth street, New York City. Thereafter he had a number of different offices situated at various points in the same general region, going from the Seventy-ninth street place, after a two years' occupancy, to No. i68 West Eighty-first street, where he remained about three years, thence to 130 West Eighty-first street, and eventually to No. i West Eighty-third street, on the corner of Central Park West. It was in 1902 that he came to Water- town, Connecticut, on account of ill health, having previously the New York office of the "On-the-Hill" institution, and this latter city has since been his headquarters. In 1903 he purchased the property which he has developed into a most successful health resort, known as "On-the-Hill." The success of "On-the- Hill" is twofold, and both of them redound to the credit of the brilliant man at its head. It is successful, first of all, in its function of restoring health to those who seek its treatments, the proportion of cures wrought there being exceedingly high; and it is successful as a business institution, a side just as essential, if it is to continue as an institution at all. The method in operation at "On-the-Hill" is that which most nearly restores its patients to normal conditions, and involves rest in the open air, and sunshine, and well regulated and graded exercises, with plenty of opportunity for amusement and quiet social intercourse. The limit to the number of patients it can accommodate is low, only twenty-five in all, so that the greatest personal attention can be given each case. In a descriptive pamphlet issued by Dr. Jackson, the following occurs, which gives a clear idea of his aims and methods, though in brief. Says Dr. Jackson: No small part of ill health, physical and mental, is directly traceable to overtaxation of one's powers. Too great indulgence in social affairs; too great a burden of business cares; troubles of one kind or another often cause that condition of mind or body, which can be remedied best by a complete change of scene, of atmosphere, of mode of living. To get such change it is not necessary that you go to Europe, or even to some faraway Southern resort * * * Consider yourself convalescing after a long illness. What could be more healing than the sheltered seclusion of "On-the-Hill?" In its comfortable sun parlors, its pleasing walks, its appointments for rest, the sick bed is soon forgotten. The clear, pure air, the sparkling mountain water, the well regulated table, and the carefully planned program of recreation take the place of your drugs and permit your system naturally to regain its normal condition of robust health. In another place he says: Here in the high altitude of the beautiful Berkshires, Nature herself is a cure for most ills. The very air is scented with the fragrance of good health; the sun radiates it; your whole system thrills with the joy of living. Besides his active work as a physician, Dr. Jackson takes a keen interest in medical matters generally, and is a member of the important societies of the profession, among which should be mentioned the American Medical Association, the Waterbury Medical Society, and the Connecticut Society of Alienists. He is also prominent in the local lodge of the Masonic order. In the matter of his religious belief, Dr. Jackson is a Congregationalist and attends the church of that denomination at Watertown. Dr. Jackson is a member of a family that was very prominent in New Brunswick, New Jersey, for a number of years —the Sillcocks family. His grandparents were Nathan Hunt Jackson and Sarah (Conover) Jackson, the former born in New York City, and the latter in New Jersey. He became an important business man in New York City, where he established a large trade in grates and fenders and allied hardware goods, under the name of Nathan H. Jackson, the firm afterward changing its name to William H. Jackson & Company, at one time the largest dealers in New York in that line.
Dr. Jackson was married, at Boston, to Miss Alma DeForest Curtiss, a native of Watertown, Connecticut, and a daughter of Colonel Eli Curtiss, of that place, and Mary Frances (Davis) Curtiss, of Boston, his wife. Colonel Curtiss, who was in command of a Connecticut regiment in the Civil War, died in New York City in the year 1871, and was survived by his wife until 1901, when her death occurred also in the same place. To Dr. and Mrs. Jackson one daughter, Frances Curtiss Jackson, was born December 15, 1893.

Encyclopedia of Connecticut Biography.

     Frederick H. Jackson was the son of Ebenezer Jackson and Mary Francis Sillcocks.

     George Conover Jackson was the son of Ebenezer Jackson and Mary Francis Sillcocks.

     Anna L. Jackson was the daughter of Ebenezer Jackson and Mary Francis Sillcocks.

     Howard B. Jackson was the son of Ebenezer Jackson and Mary Francis Sillcocks.

     Alma DeForest Curtiss was the daughter of Col. Eli Curtiss and Mary Frances Davis. Alma married Charles Warren Jackson, son of Ebenezer Jackson and Mary Francis Sillcocks, at Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.

     Eli married Mary Frances Davis.

     Mary married Col. Eli Curtiss.

      Frances Curtis Jackson was born on Dec 15, 1893. She was the daughter of Charles Warren Jackson and Alma DeForest Curtiss.

      Rebecca Jackson was born on Oct 13, 1838. She was the daughter of Nathan H. Jackson and Sarah Conover. Rebecca married Walter O. Woodford on Sep 18, 1861. Rebecca Jackson died on Apr 15, 1864 at age 25.

      Walter O. Woodford was born on Feb 27, 1836. Walter married Rebecca Jackson, daughter of Nathan H. Jackson and Sarah Conover, on Sep 18, 1861. Walter O. Woodford died on Apr 13, 1882 at age 46.

     Walter Emerson Woodford was the son of Walter O. Woodford and Rebecca Jackson. Walter married Matilda Perrine.

     Matilda married Walter Emerson Woodford, son of Walter O. Woodford and Rebecca Jackson.

      Edwin Augustus Jackson was born on Nov 22, 1851. He was the son of Nathan H. Jackson and Sarah Conover. Edwin Augustus Jackson died in Jun, 1854 at age 2.

      Nathan Morris Jackson was born on Sep 7, 1844. He was the son of Nathan H. Jackson and Sarah Conover. Nathan Morris Jackson died on Jun 2, 1861 at age 16.

      James W. Conrow was born on Feb 28, 1836. He was the son of Adam Conrow and Rachel Conover. James married Mary E. Moore, daughter of Mary (Unknown), on Oct 15, 1860. James W. Conrow died on Aug 26, 1903 at age 67.
     He began military service on Sep 3, 1862; Private 27th New Jersey Infantry Regiment. He ended military service on Jul 1, 1863.

      Mary E. Moore was born on Apr 5, 1838. She was the daughter of Mary (Unknown). Mary married James W. Conrow, son of Adam Conrow and Rachel Conover, on Oct 15, 1860.

      Florence Louise Conrow was born circa 1863 at New Jersey. She was the daughter of James W. Conrow and Mary E. Moore.

      Robert White Conrow was born circa 1867 at New Jersey. He was the son of James W. Conrow and Mary E. Moore.

      Mabel Thompson Conrow was born circa 1870 at New Jersey. She was the daughter of James W. Conrow and Mary E. Moore.

      Mary Conrow was born on Jun 6, 1838. She was the daughter of Adam Conrow and Rachel Conover. Mary married James Hanford on Jul 11, 1867.

      James Hanford was born on May 31, 1824. James married Mary Conrow, daughter of Adam Conrow and Rachel Conover, on Jul 11, 1867. James Hanford died on Dec 7, 1901 at age 77.

      William E. Conrow was born on Sep 17, 1840. He was the son of Adam Conrow and Rachel Conover. William married Anna M. Hanford on Apr 16, 1868. William E. Conrow died on May 16, 1902 at age 61.

      Anna M. Hanford was born on Mar 7, 1847. Anna married William E. Conrow, son of Adam Conrow and Rachel Conover, on Apr 16, 1868.

     Dora Louise Conrow was the daughter of William E. Conrow and Anna M. Hanford.

     Anna Hanford Conrow was the daughter of William E. Conrow and Anna M. Hanford.

     Wilford Seymour Conrow was the son of William E. Conrow and Anna M. Hanford.

      Sarah Frances Conrow was born on Feb 14, 1848 at New York. She was the daughter of Adam Conrow and Rachel Conover. Sarah married John H. Francis on Oct 4, 1866.

      John H. Francis was born on Aug 20, 1843 at New York. John married Sarah Frances Conrow, daughter of Adam Conrow and Rachel Conover, on Oct 4, 1866.

      Minnie Francis was born circa Feb, 1869 at New York. She was the daughter of John H. Francis and Sarah Frances Conrow.

      Bertram Francis was born circa 1872 at New York. He was the son of John H. Francis and Sarah Frances Conrow.

      Louisa Conrow was born on Feb 6, 1851 at New York. She was the daughter of Adam Conrow and Rachel Conover. Louisa married Theodore D. Anderson on Oct 4, 1866.

      Theodore D. Anderson was born on Jun 24, 1849 at New York. Theodore married Louisa Conrow, daughter of Adam Conrow and Rachel Conover, on Oct 4, 1866.

      Lillian Conrow Anderson was born circa Sep, 1875 at Kings County, New York. She was the daughter of Theodore D. Anderson and Louisa Conrow.

      Catherine Voorhies Anderson was born circa Aug, 1889 at New York. She was the daughter of Theodore D. Anderson and Louisa Conrow.

      Louise Ely Conover was born on Oct 6, 1841 at New Jersey. She was the daughter of (Unknown) Conover. Louise married William Ed Sutphen, son of Levi Solomon Sutphen and Jane Conover, on Sep 24, 1868.

      Fannie Bunting Sutphen was born circa Jun, 1869 at New York. She was the daughter of William Ed Sutphen and Louise Ely Conover.
     In the census on Jun 20, 1870 Fannie Bunting Sutphen was named Fanny Sutphen.

      Kate Louise Sutphen was born circa Jan, 1874 at New York. She was the daughter of William Ed Sutphen and Louise Ely Conover.

      William Craig Sutphen was born circa Mar, 1877 at New York. He was the son of William Ed Sutphen and Louise Ely Conover. William Craig Sutphen died before Apr 16, 1910.

      (Unknown) Conover was born at New Jersey.

      Alanson Trask Enos III was born on May 13, 1916 at New York. He was the son of Alanson Trask Enos Jr. and Dorothy Sutphin. Alanson married Alice Plimpton. Alanson Trask Enos III died on Jun 10, 2000 at Stamford, Fairfield County, Connecticut, at age 84.
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ENOS-Alanson T. III in Greenwich, Connecticut June 10, 2000, survived by his wife Alice Plimpton Enos, a brother Henry H. Enos, a son Alanson T. Enos IV, daughters Alice E. Stokes, Martha E. van Nierop and Jean E. Urban and ten grandchildren. Memorial service at St. Barnabas Church, Greenwich, CT on Friday, June 16, 2000 at 11:00 AM. Interment private.

Published: June 14, 2000.

He was graduated in 1936 at Phelps Exeter Academy, Exeter, Rockingham County, New Hampshire.

      Susan H. Enos was born circa 1920 at New York. She was the daughter of Alanson Trask Enos Jr. and Dorothy Sutphin.

      Jean S. Enos was born circa 1921 at Connecticut. She was the daughter of Alanson Trask Enos Jr. and Dorothy Sutphin.

      Henry H. Enos was born circa 1927 at Connecticut. He was the son of Alanson Trask Enos Jr. and Dorothy Sutphin.

     Alice married Alanson Trask Enos III, son of Alanson Trask Enos Jr. and Dorothy Sutphin.

     Alanson Trask Enos IV was the son of Alanson Trask Enos III and Alice Plimpton.
     

     Alanson Trask Enos V was the son of Alanson Trask Enos IV.

      Ralph Conover Many was born circa 1878. He was the son of John Leguir Many and Elizabeth Van Tillburgh Conover. Ralph Conover Many died on Mar 23, 1908.

      John Leguir Many Jr. was born on Sep 16, 1884 at New York. He was the son of John Leguir Many and Elizabeth Van Tillburgh Conover. John married Clara Hepburn.
     

      Anna Estelle Many was born circa Apr, 1886 at New York. She was the daughter of John Leguir Many and Elizabeth Van Tillburgh Conover.

      Clara Hepburn was born circa 1888 at Louisiana. Clara married John Leguir Many Jr., son of John Leguir Many and Elizabeth Van Tillburgh Conover.

      Ralph C. Many was born circa 1914 at Louisiana. He was the son of John Leguir Many Jr. and Clara Hepburn.

      John Leguir Many III was born circa 1915 at New Jersey. He was the son of John Leguir Many Jr. and Clara Hepburn.

      Hepburn Many was born circa 1918 at Louisiana. He was the son of John Leguir Many Jr. and Clara Hepburn.
     In the census on Apr 29, 1930 Hepburn Many was named McQueen? Many.

      Peter Many was born circa 1923 at Louisiana. He was the son of John Leguir Many Jr. and Clara Hepburn.

      Hugh Many was born circa 1924 at Louisiana. He was the son of John Leguir Many Jr. and Clara Hepburn.

      Mina Many was born circa 1924 at Louisiana. She was the daughter of John Leguir Many Jr. and Clara Hepburn.

      Edgar Everest Conover was born on Sep 1, 1874 at New York. He was the son of William Edgar Conover and Sarah Louise Holley.
     

     William Seymour Conover was the son of William Edgar Conover and Sarah Louise Holley.

      James Scott Conover was born circa Sep, 1877 at New York. He was the son of William Edgar Conover and Sarah Louise Holley. James married Edith (Unknown) circa 1909.
     

      Frances Elizabeth Conover was born circa Mar, 1879 at New York. She was the daughter of William Edgar Conover and Sarah Louise Holley.
     In the census on Jun 3, 1880 Frances Elizabeth Conover was named Libbie Conover.

      Lawrence Seymour Conover was born circa Apr, 1888 at New York. He was the son of William Edgar Conover and Sarah Louise Holley.

      Marjorie Elsie Conover was born circa Jan, 1890 at Connecticut. She was the daughter of William Edgar Conover and Sarah Louise Holley.

      Edith (Unknown) was born circa 1878 at Connecticut. Edith married James Scott Conover, son of William Edgar Conover and Sarah Louise Holley, circa 1909.

      Margaret Conover was born circa Sep, 1909 at Connecticut. She was the daughter of James Scott Conover and Edith (Unknown).

      Elizabeth Conover was born circa 1916 at Connecticut. She was the daughter of James Scott Conover and Edith (Unknown).

      Emma Sharpe was born on Sep 12, 1847. Emma married William H. Sutphen, son of Aaron Sutphen and Mary Ann Conover, on Feb 25, 1869.

     DeWitt B. Sutphin was the son of William H. Sutphen and Emma Sharpe.

     William C. Sutphin was the son of William H. Sutphen and Emma Sharpe.