Beginnings by Cleadie B. Barnett
Earle, Edward
Edward Earle, b. 2 Jan 1751, of Hackinsack, NJ; s/o Sylvester Earle & Mathilda (Megtel) Zabouriski; m. 19 Jan 1784, Lyche VanDyne or Sichy VanDyne, b. 15 Apr 1765, Newtown, NY; d/o Dowe VanDine & Seytie VanDerBilt
1. Sophia; chr. 14 Aug 1791, Waterborough
2. John; chr. 6 Jul 1793, Grand Lake
(Loyalist Collection / CBB = not proven)
Ref: - see source list for more proper citation names01: History of Queens County, New Brunswick - The Watchman, 1868, by E. Stone Wiggins
EARLE - Sylvester, born at Hackinsack, New Jersey. His wife was a Pole, a descendant of the famous King John Sobieski. Their children were: Christine, born August 25th, 1734; Olsey, born January 10th, 1737; John, born June 4th, 1739; Sophia, born Dec. 8th, 1742; John (2nd), born Jan. 10th, 1744; Hannah, born April 14th, 1747; Justus, born Aug. 19th, 1749; Edward, born June 2nd, 1751; Elizabeth, born July 18th, 1754; Edward (2nd), born Nov. 27th, 1757. Justus married Ann Lawrence, Sept, 6th, 1778. Their children were: Sylvester, born August 3, 1779; John, born Sept. 7, 1781; Edward, born March 25, 1783; Richard Lawrence, born July 26, 1785, married Miss Fisher; Sylvester (2nd), born Sept. 29, 1787; Sylvester Sobieski, born March 16, 1791, married Maria Hughson; Justus, born March 15, 1793; Mary, born March 8, 1795; John, born April 18, 1797, married Sarah Cox; Matilda, born May 24, 1800; Sophia Matilda, born April 30, 1802, m. Richard Cox.
Edward and Justus (or Joste), U.E. Loyalists, came to St. John in 1783 in the September fleet, and settled on the Grand Lake. The former was a captain in the Third Battalion of New Jersey Volunteers, and after his retirement received half pay. His wife's maiden name was Lyche Vandyke [Vandyne ? ]. After residing eight years in Quen's, he returned to the United States. Justus was a Lietenant in the Third Battalion, in Brigadier General Skinner's brigade, under the command of Sir Henry Clinton. His commission is dated Dec. 18, 1781. He was fourteen months in prison, having been taken captive at Ponlass Hook. He died Sept. 22, 1826, and was buried at Grand Point Cemetery. Here is also buried his wife, whose maiden name was Ann Lawrence, died April 22, 1824. All their children died when young, except Richard, Sylvester Sobieski and John. Sylvester Sobieski studied medicine with Dr. Pinkney and has practised his profession sixty-two years, having spent three years of his medical life in Queen's and the rest in King's. He was elected as a representative for King's County in the Local Legislature in 1844, and was for nine years the sitting member for that constituency. His children were: William who married Lizzie King; Justus who married Elizabeth Greenlaw; Sylvester Sobieski who married Catharine Otty; Theresa Sobieski who married Aranda Dickson; Eliza Ann who married George Otty, at present Judge of Probates for King's. William is an officer in the Treasury Department of the Erie Railway, New York. Justus was late Sheriff for King's County. Dr. Sylvester Sobieski Earle, Coroner for the city and county of St. John, is one of the leading medical practioners of New Brunswick. His son, Dr. Thomas Earle, is also a physician of St. John. Abraham Earle, Deputy Comptroller of New York City, is a son of Edward.
John settled at Douglas Harbour, on the farm now owned and occupied by his son Justus. He was elected representative for Queen's in the Legislative Assembly in 1844, which position he occupied till called to the Legislative Council, in 1852.
Dr. Earle, the elder, who is now in his 87th year showed the writer a silver tankard, stamped with the royal arms of Poland, once the property of his ancestor king, John Sobieski. He also exhibited a magnificent stock buckle, surmounted with brilliants, worn by his Loyalist father, Justus Earle.
02: Gagetown Anglican Church Records, Queens Co, NB
03: New Brunswick Loyalist, S. Dubeau
04: Graves Papers, Vol VIII/II/p.[10]
Edward Earle, borther of Justus, resided at Hackensack. Joined the British ans was a Lieut, and a Captain in Co. Buskirk's Corps. Retired on half-pay and settled at Grand Lake, Queens Co, NB.
05: Fraser Alexander, ed. ~ Second Report of the Bureau of Archives for the Province of Ontario 1904 Ontario Provincial Archives, Loyalist claims from AO files - see where to get full text.
Before Commissioner Pemberton / Saint John / January 26. 1787.New Claim
Case of Capt. Edwd. Earle, late of New Jersey.
He came to this Province in Octr., 1783. Went up the River to Frederickton(sic). Sent his Claim by Hardy. The Claim was delivered here by his Brother, who Continued in this Town.
He is a native of America; resided in Hackinsac when Troubles broke out; joined the Brit. in 1776 when Lord Cornwallis first came into ye Jerseys. Had a Commission as Lieut. in Col. Buskirk's Corps; afterwards had a Captain's Commission in same Regt. Has now half pay. Servd. all the War. Is now settled on the Grand Lake, Queen's Co.
Claimant & his Brother, Justus, were in Possession jointly of a farm in Hackinsac. It was left to them two jointly by their Father's Will. His Father had been dead near 20 years... see brother's claim.
Earle, John (Hon) (1797-1866) Queens County - MLC / MLA
Justice of the Inferior Court of Common PleasJohn Edward; b. 18 Apr 1797, at Grand Point, Canning Parish, Queens Co, NB, s/o Justus Earle & h/w Ann Lawrence (see below); chr. 5 Aug 1799, Grand Lake; 20 Feb 1866 ae 69 yrs, Grand Lake; bur. Earle Cemetery, Grand Pt.; m. 24 May 1822, Sarah Cox; b. 1 Jan 1803; d. 12 Sep 1885. . Took an active interest in the public affairs of his day.
(Loyalist Collection / CBB = not proven)
Ref: - see source list for more proper citation names01: Graves Papers, PANB, Vol. VIII/II/p.[ ]
Earle, John (Hon) (1797-1866) Queens County - MLC; MLA
Born 8 Apr 1797, at Grand Point, Canning Parish, Queens Co, NB. Of Colonial English-Loyalist ancestry. Son of Lieut. Justus Earle (1749-1825), a Loyalist Officer from NJ who served in Col. Skinner's Brigade, and his wife, Anne Lawrence, d/o Col. Richard Lawrence.
He was educated at the public school. Located at Grant Point, Canning, Queens Co, and engaged in farming. Was appointed a Justice of the Inferior Court of Common Pleas. Took an active interest in the public affairs of his day.
Married to Miss Sarah Cox (1 Jan 1803 - 12 Sep 1885) a lady of Loyalist ancestry.
First elected to the House of Assembly of NB, as one of the members for Queens County, at the GE of 1842, and sat that Legislature. Defeated at the GE of 1846, but was again elected at a bye-election held March 1847, to fill the vacancy created by the unseating of the Hon. Hugh Johnston, Jr. Re-elected at the GE of 1850; defeated at the GE of 1854; and again elected at the GE of 1856, and sat as a member until the dissolution of the Legislature in 1857.
On 3 Mar 1857, he was called to a seat in the Legislative Council of NB and continued a member of that body until his decease.
He d. 20 Feb 1866, at his residence, Grand Lake, NB, aged sixty-eight years. Buried in the Earle Cemetery, Grand Point, NB. Survived by his widow who d. 12 Sep 1885, and was buried beside him. (Graves marked by a marbe slab.)
The founder of this branch of the Earle family in America was Edward Earle, a native of Lancashire, England, who came to America in Aug 1685, on the ship "Thomas", and settled first in Maryland. He was then about forty-five years of age. His son, Edward Earle, b. in England in 1628, moved to Secausus (Indian Sychakes) Island, New Jersey, about 1673, and d. there Dec 1711, aged eighty-four years. His son, Edward Earle (3rd) was b. in Maryland in 1665; m. Elsie Vrieland in 1688, and had a family of twelve children. His seventh son, Sylvester (1707-1774) m. 8 Oct 1733, Mathilda (Megtel) Zabouriski, a descendant of Alberdt Zabouriski, who emigrated to America in 1662 from Poland on the Dutch ship "Fox" and settled in New York. He was said to have been connected with the Polish Royal Family.
Justus Earle was b. in Hackensak, éü19ü Aug 1749, the third s/o Sylvester and Matilda Earle. At the commencement of the Revolutionary War, he enlisted in the New Jersey Volunteers, named Ensign 16 Apr 1777; taken prisoner in 1779, exchanged in 1779, and promoted to Lieut. 18 Dec 1781. Following the War he came to NB with his Regiment, was retired on half-pay, received a grant of land at Grant Point, Queens County, and settled there. He married Anne Lawrence, d/o Colonel Richard Lawrence, a Loyalist. They had a family of twelve children. He d. there 1 Sep 1825.
Family of Justus Earle (1749-1825) and h/w Anne Lawrence:
1: son: Richard Lawrence (26 Jul 1785 - 6 Mar 1858) m. Nancy S. Fisher (d. 23 Mar 1853) Family 7 daus.
2: son: Sylvester Zobieski (16 Mar 1791 - 4 Dec 1879) m. Maria Hughson. Family: seven children. MLA, Kings Co.
3: son: John (1797 - 1866) MLA, Queens Co; MLC Nine children.
4: dau: Mary
5: dau: Sophia Mathilda
Earle, Justus
Justus Earle, b. 19 Aug 1749, of Hackinsack, NJ; d. 22 Sep 1826, ae 77 yrs., Waterborough, Queens Co, NB; Grand Pt. Anglican Cem, Grand Lake, Queens Co.; s/o Sylvester Earl (d. 1768) & Martha [---]; m. 6 Sep 1778 / bond 5 Sep, Ann Lawrence; b. 30 Mar 1752; d. 22 Apr 1824 ae 72 yrs, ae 61 yrs 4 mos; bur. Grand Pt. Anglican Cem, Grand Lake, Queens Co.; d/o Col. Richard Lawrence.
Justus (Joost) Earle - Hackensack, Bergen Co, NJ. Fled to within the British lines with his brother, Edward Earle, Nov 1776, served with brothers Regt. coming to Saint John with them. / Claim - Fredericton 15 Apr 1786 farm owned by self and Edward at Hackensack.
1. Sylvester; b. 3 Aug 1779 (d. young)
2. John; b. 7 Sep 1781 (d. young)
3. Edward; b. 25 Mar 1783; d. 25 Aug 1794 ae 6 yrs 9 mos 13 days / or 18 days
4. Richard Lawrence; b. 26 Jul 1786, Waterborough, Queens Co, NB; d. 3 Mar 1858, Grand Pt, Queens Co, NB. (Also resided in Saint John, NB.); m. 19/29 Oct 1815, Fredericton, NB, Nancy S. Fisher, b. 1791, Fredericton, NB; she d. 23 May 1853 ae 58 yrs; bur Grand Pt. Cem. ISSUE: Ann, b. 1817; Mary, b. 1818; Matilda Jane, b. 1822; Charlotte Augusta Marshall, b. 1823; Susannah Eliza Z., b. 1825; Sophia Douglas, b. 1827; Maria Amelia Zobieske b. 1829
5. Sylvester; b. 29 Sep 1787 (d. young)
6. Sylvester Sobieski, Dr.; b. 16 Mar 1791; chr. 14 Aug 1791, Waterborough; m. Maria Hughson
7. Justus; b. 15 Mar 1793; chr. 16 Feb 1794
8. Mary; b. 8 Mar 1795; chr. 28 Feb 1796, Grand Lake; d. 3 Nov 1876 ae 82 yrs; bur. St James Cem, Lr. Jemseg; m. Oct 1828, Sunday pre the 18th, at Trinity Church, William Foshay
9. John Edward; b. 18 Apr 1797, at Grand Point, Canning Parish, Queens Co, NB; chr. 5 Aug 1799, Grand Lake; 20 Feb 1866 ae 69 yrs, Grand Lake; bur. Earle Cemetery, Grand Pt.; m. 24 May 1822, Sarah Cox; b. 1 Jan 1803; d. 12 Sep 1885. Earle, John (Hon) (1797-1866) Queens County - MLC; MLA. Was appointed a Justice of the Inferior Court of Common Pleas. Took an active interest in the public affairs of his day. (see previous)
10. Matilda; b. 24 May 1800 (d. young); chr, 17 Aug 1800, Grand Lake
11. Sophia Matilda; b. 30 Apr 1802; chr. 19 Sep 1802, Grand Lake; m. Richard Cox
(Loyalist Collection / CBB -not proven)
Ref:
01: History of Queens County, New Brunswick - The Watchman, 1868, by E. Stone Wiggins
See entry for Edward above
02: Earle file, PABN MC collection
03: Gagetown Anglican Church Records
04: Grand Pt, Anglican Cemetery, Grand Lake, Queens Co, NB
05: New Brunswick Marriage Records - Queens Co.
06: New Brunswick Marriage Records - York Co.
07: American Loyalist Claims, etc.
Earle, Justus (Joost) - Hackensack, Bergen Co, NJ. Fled to within the British lines with his brother, Edward Earle, Nov 1776, served with brothers Regt. coming to Saint John with them. / Claim - Fredericton 15 Apr 1786 farm owned by self and Edward at Hackensack.
08: Fraser Alexander, ed. ~ Second Report of the Bureau of Archives for the Province of Ontario 1904 Ontario Provincial Archives, Loyalist claims from AO files - see where to get full text.
Before Commissioner Pemberton / Saint John / January 26. 1787.New ClaimCase of Justus Earl(sic), late of New Jersey.
He is a Brother to Edward Earl. The Claim is entered in both their names. The landed Estate belonged to them equally, the moveable Estate belonged to Claimant. Says he gave his Claim to Mr. Hardy, before Mr. Hardy went to Halifax. He gave it in the joint name of himself & Bror.
Claimt. lived at Hackinsac; joined the Brit. on their first coming to ye Jerseys. Servd. first as a Volunteer. In Apl. had a Comn. as Ensign in Col. Buskirk's Regt. Had afterwards a Comn. as Lieut. Continued to serve during the War. Has now half pay. Lives in Queen's Co.
Was possessed of a Farm in Hackinsac which belonged to him & his Brother, it was given by his Father's Will. The farm consisted of above 200 acres on ye survey after Confiscation, it measured he thinks 250 acres. -see brother's claim.
09: New York Marriages (Bonds)
10: New Brunswick Loyalist, Esther Clark Wright
11: New Brunswick Loyalist, S. Dubeau
12: New Brunswick Probate Records - Queens Co.
13: Graves Papers, PANB, Vol. VIII/II/p.[ ]
14: St James Anglican Church, Lower Jemseg, Queens Co, NB
15: New Brunswick Vital Statistics From Newspapers, Daniel F. Johnson
16: Loyalist Lineages, Tronto Branch UEL Association of Canada p. 210
1: Lt. Justus Earle, 3 NJV., b. 19 Aug 1749, Secaucus, Bergen Co, NJ, d. 22 Sep 1826. Moved to Grand Pt., Queens Co, NB m. 6 Sep 1778, NY, NY, Ann Lawrence, b. 30 Nov 1752, Flushing, NY. d. 22 Apr 1824, Grand Pt, Queens Co, NB
ISSUE:
Sylvester, b. 13 Aug 1779; John, b. 7 Sep 1781;
Edward b. 5 Mar 1783;
Richard Lawrence, b. 26 Jul 1785;
Sylvester (2nd), b. 29 Sep 1787;
Justus, b. 15 Mar 1793;
Mary, b. 8 Mar 1795;
John Edward, b. --;
Matilda, b. 24 May 1800;
Sophia Matilda, b. 30 Apr 1802.
2: Richard Lawrence Earle, b. 26 Jul 1785, Waterborough, Queens Co, NB, d. 3 Mar 1858, Grand Pt, Queens Co, NB. Also resided in Saint John, NB. m. 19 Oct 1815, Fredericton, NB, Nancy S. Fisher, b. 1791, Fredericton, NB, d. 1853, bur Grand Pt. Cem.
ISSUE:
Ann, b. 1817; Mary, b. 1818;
Matilda Jane, b. 1822;
Charlotte Augusta Marshall, b. 1823;
Susannah Eliza Z., b. 1825;
Sophia Douglas, b. 1827;
Maria Amelia Zobieske b. 1829
3: Maria Amelia Zobieske Earle m. William Charlton
4: Minnie Eloise Fisher Charlton m. Rev. Daniel Busby Bayley
5: Lawrence Earle Bayley (FRE)
2: John Edward Earle, b. 1797, Grand Lake, Queens Co, NB, d. 1866, Grand Lake (res. Douglas Harbour) m. 1822, Grand Lake, Queens Co, NB, Sarah Cox, b. 1803, d. 1885, Grand Lake, NB
ISSUE: Sylvester Sobeiski, 18 Aug 1839 - 19 Apr 1905
3: Sylvester Sobeiski Earle
4: Elsie Sobeiski Earle m. Charles F. Perley
5: Ruth Perley m. George Arthur Bridges
6: Gene Marie Bridges m. Clive Hayes Roberts
Sylvester Zobieski Earle (Dr.) / Kings Co. / Conservative / "Tory" / MLA
Church of EnglandSylvester Zobieski Earle (Dr.) b. 16 Mar. 1791; chr. 14 Aug. 1791, at (Grand Point) Waterborough Queens Co., NB (Physician - 60 - 1851; d. ae 88 yrs, on 4 Dec. 1879, at res. Kingston, Kings Co., NB; bur. at St. Paul's Par. Churchyard, Hampton, NB. He was s/o Lt. Justus Earle (1749-1826), Loyalist and Ann Lawrence (1752-1824), d. 22 Apr. 1824, at Grand Lake, ae 62 yrs. His paternal grandparents were Sylvester Earle (d. c. 1768) and Matilda Zabouriski. His maternal grandfather was Col. Richard Lawrence, Loyalist.
He was educated at local schools. He studied medicine in New York and received his diploma.
He located at Kingston, Kings Co., and successfully practiced his profession there, attaining a wide popularity.
He unsuccessfully contested Kings Co. for the House of Assembly, at the GE's of 1834 and 1837.
He was first elected to this seat at the GE of 1842 (1 Jan. 1843) and was re-elected at the GE 1846 (9 Oct.).
He was defeated at the GE's of 1850 (July) and 1854 (June) but was again re-elected at the GE of 1856 (4 July).
He was defeated at the GE's of 1857 (8 May) and 1861 (28 June). He subsequently retired from active politics.
He m. 9 Dec. 1813 to Maria Hughson; (58-1851- b. US - to NB); d. ae 61 yrs on 25 Aug. 1855. Her father was from Poughkeepsie, NY. They had 7 children - 5 sons and 2 daus.01: Sylvester Zobieski, Jr. (M.D.) (29-1851), b. 7 Aug. 1822; m. 20 Jan. 1847 to Catherine McGill Otty (29-1851) d/o Capt. Allen Otty. He was Mayor, St. John 1877-1879 Family: Thomas, Allen, William, Manner S., Sylvester Z., Eliza, Mary.
02: William H.; m.? Margaret Ann Erb, 15 Feb. 1844.
03: Justus, Sheriff, Kings Co., 1859-1863; b. 20 May 1816; d. 4 Feb. 1863; m. Elizabeth Greenlaw (1821 - 26 Aug. 1856).
04: John; m.? Ann Byran.
05: Frederick Augustus, b. 1819; d. 29 May 1831.
06: Theresa Zabieki; b. 1826; d. 25 Feb. 1900; m. William Avard Dixon (or Wm. Arrando Dickson, 11 Aug. 1842.
07: Eliza Ann; b. 1828 (01); d. 11 June 1907 (01); m. (1) George Otty, 1849 (MLA - Kings Co.; (2) George L. Taylor, MD, 1891 (MLA - Kings Co.).
Ref.:
01: Graves Papers, VI, II, p. 23. & Graves, VIII, II, p. 18
Founder of this branch of the Earle family in America was Edward Earle native of Lancashire, England, came to America in Aug. 1665, on the Ship "Thomas", and settled first in Maryland. He was then about 45 years of age.
His son, Edward Earle, (b. in England 1628) moved to Secausus (Indian Sychakes) Island, N.J., c. 1673. He d. there Dec. 1711, ae 84 yrs.
His son, Edward (3rd),b. 1665, Maryland, m. Elsie Vrieland, in 1688 (12 ch.). His seventh son, Sylvester (1704-1774) m. 8 Oct. 1733, Matilda (Megtel) Zabouriski, a desc. of Alberdt Zabouriski, who came to America in 1662, from Poland, on the Dutch ship "Fox", and settled in NY. he was said to have been connected with the Polish Royal Family.
Sylvester's 3rd son, Justus Earle (b. 19 Aug. 1749) in Hackensak. At commencement of the Rev. War he enlisted in the NJ Vol. during Rev. War. He became an Ensign, 16 Apr. 1777. He was taken prisoner in 1779 and exchanged that year. He was promoted to Lieut., 18 Dec. 1781. He m. 6 Sept. 1778, Ann Lawrence, d/o Col. Richard Lawrence, a Loyalist. Followng the war he came to NB with his Regt. and was retired at half-pay. He received a grant of land at Grand Pt., Queens Co., and settled there. They had 12 children. He d. at Grand Point, Queens Co., on 1 Sept. 1825.
02: Gagetown Ang. Church, Queens Co.
03: New Brunswick Loyalist, S. Dubeau
04: History of Queens County, E. Stone Wiggins
05: Loyalist Families, Cleadie Barnett & Elizabeth Sewell
06: Kings County Census - 1851 - Hampton parish
07: Leg. Lib. file cards
08: Kings Co. Mar. Reg.
09: Queens Co. Marriage Records
10: NB Vital Statistics from Newspapers, Daniel Johnson
m. Sun. morning, Trinity Ch., by Rev. B.G. Gray, Major William Foshay, Queens Co./ Miss Mary d/o late Justus Earl, Esq. of some place (18 Oct. 1828 / -------) (m. 12 Oct.)
11: Queens Co. Probates.
Misc Notes
Marriages, Parish of Kingston
Lawrence I. Earle, parish Kingston & Annis Crabb, married by licence with consent of parents, 1 Apr. 1819. Witnesses: John Northrup, A. McClay.
Peter Appleby, Kingston, and Ann Earl, same married with banns and consent of parents, 14 March 1827. Wit. James Crabb, Thomas Earl.
John Earl, Kingston, and Cornelia Clarke, same, be licence with consent of parents, 31 January 1828. Wit. George Mills, Thomas Earl.
Thomas Earl, Kingston & Sarah Jones, same, by licence with consent of parents 17 November 1831. Wit. John Northrup, Jr., Abel Mills.
Elias Foster, Wickham, and Sarah Ann Earle, Kingston, by licence 12 September 1846. Wit. Stephen Marshall, Catherine Marshall.
(Queens County Marriages)
Benjamin Titus, parish of Fredericton, to Elizabeth Foster, parish of Wickham, by licence with consent of parents, 27 October 1831, by Rev. Samuel R. Clarke. Wit. John Clark, John Foster (Forster)Baptisms, Parish of Kingston
Mar. 29, 1823 - Mary, James Elias, ch. of Michael and Sarah Earle.
- Michael, Sarah Ann, ch. of Laurence & Annis (or Unnis) Earle.
Mar. 4, 1827 - John - ch. of Laurence & Annis Earle
Nov. 20, 1829 - Cornelia (adult) wife of John Earl.
- Phebe Anne - of John & Cornelia Earl.
- Elizabeth Mary - of Laurence & Annis Rebekah Earl.
Oct. 17, 1831 - Stephen Nelson - of Laurence & Rebecca Earl
- David Jones - of John & Cornelia Earl
Apr. 1, 1837 - Peter, Albert, Charlotte - of Peter Connor & Rebecca Earl.
Jan. 14, 1841 - Phebe Ann - of Peter B. & Rebecca Earl
June 23, 1841 - Charles Paddock - of Peter C. & Rebecca Earle
Sept. 16, 1841 - Mary Cornelia, John Nicholas, Thomas Valentine, Isaac George,
Elizabeth Esther - of John & Cornelia EarleBurials, Parish of Kingston
- David Jones Earl, son of John Earl, ae 9, April 15, 1834.
- Rebecca, wife of Peter Earl, age 36, Aug. 1, 1841.
- Charles Paddock, son of Peter Earl, ae 8 mos., Feb. 24, 1842.
(Note burial records missing 1855 to 1876)
- LeBarron Earle, Kingston, ae 27, Mar. 12, 1886 - bur. at Trinity.
- Michael Earl, Kingston, ae 80, May 17, 1889 - bur. at Trinity.
- Hannah Earle, widow of Peter, Kingston, ae 72, Feb. 9, 1890 - bur. at Trinity.
- Frederic Earle, Saint John, ae 26, Feb. 23, 1890 - bur. at Trinity.
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