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     Caroline Capron was born on 23 May 1807 in Marlborough, Cheshire, New Hampshire. She was the daughter of Walter Capron and Hannah Hemenway. Caroline Capron died on 29 November 1807 in Marlborough, Cheshire, New Hampshire. She was buried in Meeting House Cemetery, Marlborough, Cheshire, New Hampshire.¹

     Hannah Hemenway was born on 20 November 1769 in Framingham, Middlesex, Massachusetts. She married Walter Capron, son of Jonathan Capron, Jr. and Alice Alden, on 8 December 1789 in Needham, Norfolk, Massachusetts. Hannah Hemenway died in January 1852 at age 82 in Vermont.
     Hannah Hemenway appeared on the census of 1850 at Roxbury, Cheshire, New Hampshire, as the mother of the head of the household, Walter Capron.¹

     David Tapley Stiles was born on 8 December 1827 in Wilton, Hillsborough, New Hampshire.^3,4 He married Laura Hapgood Capron, daughter of Stephen Capron and Mary Kellogg, on 10 September 1855 in Bridgewater, Windsor, Vermont.⁵ David Tapley Stiles died after 1870.
     David Tapley Stiles was a Farmer in 1870.⁴

     Ronald Edward Reece, Jr. is the son of Ronald Edward Reece and Patrica Ann Jones.¹

     Andrea Lynn Reece is the daughter of Ronald Edward Reece and Patrica Ann Jones.¹

     Kimberly Ann Lawless is the daughter of Jefferson Raymond Lawless and Catherine Louise Jones.¹

     Jason Raymond Lawless is the son of Jefferson Raymond Lawless and Catherine Louise Jones.¹

     Nathaniel S. Johnson was born on 11 January 1815 in Dusseldorf, Germany. He married Johanna Catherine Bauer, daughter of John Martin Bauer and Louisa Catharina Koellisch, circa 1838. Nathaniel S. Johnson died on 17 December 1860 at age 45 in Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio.
     Nathaniel S. Johnson was naturalized on 23 August 1836 at Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio. In 1850 Nathaniel S. Johnson resided in Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio; N. Johnston a machinist lived on the east side of Wilkinson between Fourth and Fifth.¹ He was a machinist in 1850 at Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio.¹ In 1856 Nathaniel S. Johnson resided in Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio.² In 1859 Nathaniel S. Johnson resided in Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio.³ In 1860 Nathaniel S. Johnson resided in Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio; Nathaniel Johnson had a machine shop on the east side of Canal Street nr 3rd. and resided at 56 Wilkinson St.⁴

     Johanna Catherine Bauer was born on 5 August 1819 in Kurnbach, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany. She was the daughter of John Martin Bauer and Louisa Catharina Koellisch. Johanna Catherine Bauer was baptized on 11 August 1819 at Kurnbach, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany. She married Nathaniel S. Johnson circa 1838. Johanna Catherine Bauer died on 8 December 1891 at age 72 in Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio. She was buried after 8 December 1891 in Woodland Cemetery, Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio.
     Johanna Catherine Bauer was also known as Johanna Catharina Bauer. She was also known as Hannah. Her baptism name was Catharina Johanna Bauer. In 1862 Johanna Catherine Bauer resided at at 56 Wilkinson St., Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio.¹ In 1866 Johanna Catherine Bauer resided at at 56 Wilkerson, Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio. She appeared on the census of 8 June 1870 at Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio. In 1873 Johanna Catherine Bauer resided in 118 S. Wilkerson, Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio. She sold property on 25 August 1874 at Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio, to Yost Snyder for $2,000.00 in Section 33 T3 R6, the west part of lot B of part of subdivision of part of section 28 and 33 ( NW corner of lot B along edge of D E Bauer's land).² She sold property on 25 August 1874 at Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio, to David E Bauer for $10.00.³ In 1878 Johanna Catherine Bauer resided at at 116 S. Wilkerson, Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio. She appeared on the census of 4 June 1880 at Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio. In 1890 Johanna Catherine Bauer resided at at 120 S. Wilkerson, Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio.

Johanna Catherine Bauer left the following will dated on 14 March 1890 at Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio,
Transcribed Will of Hannah Johnson:

Be it remembered that I Hannah C. Johnson in the city of Dayton in the Country of Montgomery and state of Ohio, hereby revoking all former wills by me made do make and publish this my last will and testament in manner following: - That is to say: Item 1st: I also direct that my just debts be paid by executor hereinafter named with cosmament speed. Item 2nd: I also desire that my executor named in this will shall as soon as practiable after my death purchase and have erected on the lot now owned by me in Woodland Cemetery adjoining this city - a suitable monument or tobstone at a cost not to exceed two hundred dollars - unless the same shall have been placed there before my death. Item 3rd: I also request my executor that for the purpose of keeping said lot in good condition and repair together with the monument or tombstone thereon; a fund of one hundred dollars be by my said executor paid over to the Trustees of said Woodland Cemetery Association of Dayton Ohio out of my estate (he taking the reciept for the same) the interest of which shall be applied to the keeping of said lot and monument or tombstone in good condition and repair as above named. Item 4th: I desire that my dewelling house situated on lots numbered two hundred and eleven (211) and two hundred and twelve (212) Wilkinson Street Dayton Ohio together with all its contents lots included remain undisturbed for the sole occupancy and use of my son David E. Johnson and my daughter Emma C. Johnson so long as they may remain together as a family. Provided that they the said David and Emma shall agree to and do pay the amount of money to my said executor necessary and requisite to pay all taxes, Insurance etc. and to keep said property in repair, after the interest in fund to be applied to that purpose shall be exhausted. Which fund is herein after mentioned. But should the house and contents be vacated by the family being broken up - by the marriage or death of either or both of my children David and Emma or from any other cause, and should my son David El Johnson be living and unmarried, then he shall be allowed to select and take sufficent personal property to furnish a room for himself; and the remainder shall be distributed among the other heirs, by direction of my said executor, and where [ ] any of the above named or any other cause said real estate becomes vacant then my said executor shall take possession of the same and offer the same at private sale in such manner and when such terms of credit or otherwise as he may deem for the best interest of all concerned (but until he can effect such sale he may rent said premisies but not so as to prevent a sale by the same) and he is hereby authorized to acknowledge and deliver deed or deeds in fee simple to purchaser or purchasers of the same. Item 5th: I desire that the residue of the money remaing after paying all my debts etc. as named in item first and the amounts required by Items second and third, be by my said executor loaned on good security at interest, which interest shall be applied to the payment of taxes, Insurance and repairs on my real estate as named in item 4, until said interest is exhausted. Item 6th: Whereas I have at different times mad an advancement of money to my son Nathaniel S. Johnson and for which I hold his obligations, I desire that said amounts be deducted from his share in the final distribution of my estate, but should he die before the final distribution thereof, then the share that would have been his shall be distributed among my other children mentioned in item 8th of this will. Item 7th: And whereas my son Charles El Johnson has during my life assisted me in various ways in the management of my afairs without compensation; therefore I give and bequeath to him as recompense for said service the sum of two hundred dollars ($200) to be paid to him in addition to the amount due him on the final distribution of my estate and the legal compensation as executor. Item 8th: The amount derived from the sale of my real estate mentioned in item four, together with that from my personal, mixed and all other sources whatsoever (after deducting therefrom all debts expenses and bequests) shall be divided equally among my children share and share alike - that is John D. Johnson, Charles E. Johnson, David E. Johnson, Lucy H. Kates, and Mamie Turner only heir of Hannah Johnson dced, Cynthia E. Burket, Emma C. Johnson, Nathaniel S. Johnson (less the deductions mentioned in item sixth) and to my grand-daughter Lizzie Johnson daughter of my son Martin J. Johnson, who shall share alike with my children named in lines thirteen fourteen and fifteen of this item less five dollars which be given to her father Martin J. Johnson as his full share of my estate, but there shall first as in the case of my son Nathaniel S. Johnson be deducted from her share in addition to the five dollars given her father all charges that I may have against her for maintenance, clothing, schooling, sickness etc. But should my said granddaughter Lizzie Johnson die before the final distribution of my Estate then the share that would have been hers after the above named deductions have been made and all additional ones of last sickness, funeral expenses and the purchase and erection of a suitable tombstone etc, shall be paid to her brothers and sisters heirs at law of Martin J. Johnson. Item 9th: I nominate and appoint my son Charles E. Johnson to be the executor of this my last will and testament and I further desire that no bond be required of him and that be no appraisement of my estate.

In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand seal this fourteenth day of March in the year of our lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety.

/s/ Johanna Catherine Johnson

Signed and acknowledged by the said Hannah C. Johnson as and for her last will and testament in the presence of us who in her presence and in the presence of each other at her request have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses and that all erasures and interlining was done before signing.

/s/ Chas. E. Bauer /s/ John B. Foster.

     Christine Ann Jones is the daughter of Dwight Kenworthy Jones and Evelyn May Capron.¹

     Gary Russell Jones is the son of Dwight Kenworthy Jones and Evelyn May Capron.¹

     Taylor Aden Jones is the son of Dwight Kenworthy Jones and Evelyn May Capron.¹

     Deborah Capron Jones is the daughter of Dwight Kenworthy Jones and Evelyn May Capron.¹

     William Harris was born on 16 May 1824 in Wales. He married Maria Morgan in Wales. William Harris died on 2 December 1881 at age 57 in Carbondale, Osage, Kansas. He was buried in Carbondale Cemetery, Carbondale, Osage, Kansas.
     William Harris appeared on the census of 1880 at Mission Creek, Wabaunsee, Kansas.¹

     Maria Morgan was born on 5 August 1825 in Cardiff, Wales. She married William Harris in Wales. Maria Morgan died in 1899 in Russell Gulch, Gilpin, Colorado. She was buried in Eskridge Cemetery, Eskridge, Wabaunsee, Kansas.
     Maria Morgan was also known as Mariah Williams.¹ She appeared on the census of 1880 at Mission Creek, Wabaunsee, Kansas, as the wife of the head of the household, William Harris.¹

     Worden R. Burtch was born in March 1900 in Michigan.¹ She was the daughter of Bruce M. Burtch and Lottie J. Burtch.¹
     Worden R. Burtch appeared on the census of 1900 at Grass Lake, Jackson, Michigan, as the granddaughter of the head of the household, Rice W. Burtch.¹

     Lois Geraldine Ewing was born on 20 July 1909 in Panama, Lancaster, Nebraska. She married John Aden Capron, son of Aden Roy Capron and Jennie May Kates, on 3 April 1949 in Lincoln, Lancaster, Nebraska.¹ Lois Geraldine Ewing died on 3 June 2003 at age 93 in Lincoln, Lancaster, Nebraska.²

     Thomas Bailey (Beby) Capron was born on 8 January 1782 in East Greenwich, Kent, Rhode Island. He was the son of Greene Capron and Rebecca Bailey.¹

     Anne Capron was born on 26 March 1784 in East Greenwich, Kent, Rhode Island.² She was the daughter of Greene Capron and Rebecca Bailey.¹

     Margaret Capron was born on 13 October 1788 in East Greenwich, Kent, Rhode Island. She was the daughter of Greene Capron and Rebecca Bailey.¹ Margaret Capron married Knight Potter on 25 August 1808 in Coventry, Kent, Rhode Island.

     Amy Capron was born on 18 January 1793 in East Greenwich, Kent, Rhode Island.² She was the daughter of Greene Capron and Rebecca Bailey.¹ Amy Capron married Josiah Andrews in December 1814.² Amy Capron died on 17 May 1883 at age 90 in Sardinia, Erie, New York.²
     Amy Capron was also known as Almy Capron.

     Jonathan Capron was born on 2 December 1796 in East Greenwich, Kent, Rhode Island. He was the son of Greene Capron and Rebecca Bailey.¹

     Royal Capron was the son of Greene Capron and Rebecca Bailey.

     John Capron was the son of Greene Capron and Rebecca Bailey.

     Lydia Ann Capron was the daughter of Greene Capron and Lydia *Unknown*. Lydia Ann Capron married Emerald Angell on 7 November 1844 in Stonington, New London, Connecticut, by By Rev. A.G. Palmer.¹ Lydia Ann Capron died on 3 December 1877.² She was buried in Oak Hill Cemetery, Woonsocket, Providence, Rhode Island.²

     Josiah Andrews was born on 8 July 1786 in Warwick, Kent, Rhode Island.¹ He married Amy Capron, daughter of Greene Capron and Rebecca Bailey, in December 1814.¹ Josiah Andrews died on 4 November 1876 at age 90 in Sardinia, Erie, New York.¹