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     Nathaniel Wales Sr was shipwright.¹ He was born between 26 February 1581 and 1582 at Idle, Culverly, York, England. He was the son of John Wales and Margaret Hobson. Nathaniel Wales Sr was baptized on 26 February 1586 at Idle, Yorkshire, England. He immigrated in 1635 to Dorchester, Massachusetts; "one of the passengers with Rev. Richard Mather, in the James of Bristol. 1635, of whose voyage the interesting details are given in Mather's Journal, published in Young's Chronicles."¹ He sailed on the ship James of Bristol from England in 1635.¹ He was freeman on 2 November 1637.¹ He married Susanna Greenaway, daughter of John Greenaway and Mary (?), circa 1650. Nathaniel Wales Sr died on 4 December 1661 at Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts.¹

     Susanna Greenaway was born circa 1620 at England.¹ She was the daughter of John Greenaway and Mary (?).¹ Susanna Greenaway married Nathaniel Wales Sr, son of John Wales and Margaret Hobson, circa 1650. As of circa 1650,her married name was Wales.¹ Susanna Greenaway died in 1662 at Massachusetts.

     John Wales was born between 29 January 1575 and 1576 at Idle, Yorkshire, England. He married Margaret Hobson.

     Margaret Hobson was born in 1567 at Idle, Yorkshire, England. She married John Wales.

     John Greenaway was Millwright.¹ He was born on 23 June 1563 at Staines, Middlesex, England. He married Mary (?) circa 1601.¹ John Greenaway immigrated in 1630 to Dorchester, Massachusetts.¹ He was freeman on 18 May 1631.¹ He served as fenceviewer on 8 October 1633 at Dorchester, Massachusetts.¹ He served as Lotlayer on 2 January 1637/38.¹ He died between 5 February 1650/51 and 6 May 1652 at Dorchester, Suffolk, Massachusetts.¹

     William Sprague , III was born on 24 December 1675 at Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts.¹ He was the son of William Sprague , Jr and Deborah Lane. William Sprague , III married Silence Tower, daughter of Samuel Tower and Silence Damon, on 23 April 1707 at Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts.² William Sprague , III died on 27 November 1753 at Abington, Plymouth, Massachusetts, at age 77.³

     Her married name was Sprague. Silence Tower was born on 27 August 1684 at Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of Samuel Tower and Silence Damon. Silence Tower married William Sprague , III, son of William Sprague , Jr and Deborah Lane, on 23 April 1707 at Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts.¹ Silence Tower died on 1 May 1736 at Abington, Plymouth, Massachusetts, at age 51.

     William Sprague , Jr William 'was a prominent citizen of Hingham, was selectman in 1690, and deputy to general court in 1708. Her removed to Providence in 1709, and died there. He was born on 7 May 1650 at Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts.¹ He was the son of William Sprague and Millicent Eames. William Sprague , Jr married Deborah Lane, daughter of Andrew Lane and Tryphena (?), on 30 December 1674 at Hingham or Providence.² William Sprague , Jr died on 26 September 1723 at Providence, Rhode Island, at age 73.¹

     Her married name was Sprague. Deborah Lane was born on 20 June 1652 at Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of Andrew Lane and Tryphena (?). Deborah Lane married William Sprague , Jr, son of William Sprague and Millicent Eames, on 30 December 1674 at Hingham or Providence.¹ Deborah Lane died on 4 February 1706/7 at Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, at age 54.

     William Sprague was born in 1609 at Upway, Dorset, England.¹ He was the son of Edward Sprague and Christiana (?). William Sprague was a yeoman.² He immigrated in 1629 to Charlestown, Massachusetts.² He married Millicent Eames, daughter of Lieut. Anthony Eames and Margery (?), before 1635 at Charlestown or Hingham, Massachusetts.^2,3 William Sprague lived in 1636 at Hingham, Massachusetts.² He left a will on 19 October 1675; [CR:]
"W[illia]m Sprague Senior of Hingham" bequeathed to "Millisaint Sprague my loving wife the sum of ten pounds in money & one cow and one house," along with ten pounds per annum during her natural life to be paid by "my son W[illia]m Sprague" in accordance with a deed of gift already made to the said William; to "Millisaint my said wife thirty & five pounds which is due from me by my son Anthony Sprague" at the rate of five pounds per annum, and if she die before the full amount is paid, the balance to be divided equally "amongst all my children hereafter named that is to say my son Anthoney Sprage, my son Sam[ue]ll Sprage, my son W[illia]m Sprage, my daughter Persis Dogget the wife of Jno. Dogget, Johanna Church the wife of Caleb Church & Mary King the wife of Tho[mas] King"; to "Millisaint my said wife" a selection of moveables; to "my son W[illia]m Sprage" two steers and a cow and all other cattle not already bequeathed to be divided among children named above; to "Anthony Sprage my eldest son my sword which was my brother Richard Sprague's" and other moveables; to "my son Jno. Sprage a piece of salt marsh lying at Liford's Liking River in Hingham containing two acres & a half ... which was given me by the town of Hingham" and some moveables "which with a neck of upland called Sprague's Island lying by the aforesaid meadow which I formerly gave to him I judge a sufficient portion for him"; to "my son Samuell Sprague my cloth coat which was my brother's & one of my biggest pewter platters"; to "my son Jonathan Sprage threescore acres of land lying in the bounds of the township of Providence in New England which I lately purchased of John Dexter"; wife Millicent to be sole executor.² He died on 26 October 1675 at Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts.¹

     Her married name was Sprague. Millicent Eames was born in 1617 at Fordingron, St George, Dorset, England. She was the daughter of Lieut. Anthony Eames and Margery (?). Millicent Eames married William Sprague, son of Edward Sprague and Christiana (?), before 1635 at Charlestown or Hingham, Massachusetts.^1,2 Millicent Eames died on 8 February 1694/95 at Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts.³

     Andrew Lane Andrew had a grant of a house-lot containing five acres on Twon (North) St., the same as did his bro. George, Sept. 18, 1635. He also had ten acres granted him at 'Nutty Hill,' and six shares in the common lands. Apr. 6, 1648, he purchased of Aaron Ludkin of Charlestown, a house-lot in Hing. containing five acres with a dwelling and buildings thereon. This lot had previously been granted by the town to George Ludkin, the fa. of Aaron, and was bounded by George Lane eastward, Nicholas Baker westward, and the town street southward. He also purchased of said Ludkin land which had been granted to his fa. George Ludkin at Pleasant Hill, at the Great Lots, at Weir River, at Squirrel Hll, at the Plaine Neck, and at Broad Cove. ... Resided on North St., next west of the way leading to Squirrel Hill.' He was Felt maker. He was born on 9 May 1610 at Beaminster, Dorchester, Dorset, England. He was the son of William Lane and Agnes Farnsworth. Andrew Lane immigrated in 1635 to Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts. He married Tryphena (?) circa 1639 at Hingham, Massachusetts.¹ Andrew Lane died on 1 May 1675 at Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, at age 64.

     Samuel Tower was born in 1661 at Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts. He was the son of John Tower and Margaret Ibrook. Samuel Tower married Silence Damon, daughter of John Damon and Martha Howland, on 14 December 1683 at Hingham, Massachusetts.¹ Samuel Tower died on 21 March 1722/23 at Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts.

     Silence Damon was born on 2 January 1663/64 at Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts.¹ She was the daughter of John Damon and Martha Howland. As of 14 December 1683,her married name was Tower.² Silence Damon married Samuel Tower, son of John Tower and Margaret Ibrook, on 14 December 1683 at Hingham, Massachusetts.² Silence Damon died on 15 November 1702 at Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts, at age 38.

     Her married name was Damon. Martha Howland was born between 20 December 1638 and 19 December 1639.¹ She was the daughter of Arthur Howland and Mary Reed. Martha Howland married John Damon, son of John Damon and (?) Gilson, on 15 January 1659 at Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts.¹ Martha Howland died on 19 December 1732 at Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts.²

     Samuel Noyes III was born on 30 January 1739/40 at Abington, Plymouth, Massachusetts. He was the son of Samuel Noyes Jr and Rebakah Harden. Samuel Noyes III married Lois Whitmarsh, daughter of Thomas Whitmarsh and Sarah Tory, on 11 May 1761 at Abington, Plymouth, Massachusetts.

     Her married name was Noyes. Lois Whitmarsh was born on 14 March 1737/38 at Abington, Plymouth, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of Thomas Whitmarsh and Sarah Tory. Lois Whitmarsh married Samuel Noyes III, son of Samuel Noyes Jr and Rebakah Harden, on 11 May 1761 at Abington, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Lois Whitmarsh died in 1770.

     Samuel Noyes Jr was born on 18 September 1715 at Abington, Plymouth, Massachusetts. He was the son of Samuel Noyes Sr and Hannah Poor. Samuel Noyes Jr married Rebakah Harden, daughter of John Hardin and Mary (?), on 3 March 1736/37 at Abington, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Samuel Noyes Jr died on 10 December 1775 at Abington, Plymouth, Massachusetts, at age 60.

     Her married name was Noyes. Rebakah Harden was born on 27 January 1715/16 at Abington, Plymouth, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of John Hardin and Mary (?). Rebakah Harden married Samuel Noyes Jr, son of Samuel Noyes Sr and Hannah Poor, on 3 March 1736/37 at Abington, Plymouth, Massachusetts.

     Samuel Noyes Sr was born on 5 February 1691/92 at Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts. He was the son of John Noyes and Mary Poor. Samuel Noyes Sr married Hannah Poor. Samuel Noyes Sr died on 6 November 1729 at Abington, Plymouth, Massachusetts, at age 37.

     Hannah Poor was born on 19 July 1692 at Newburyport, Essex, Massachusetts. She married Samuel Noyes Sr, son of John Noyes and Mary Poor. Hannah Poor died on 5 January 1728/29 at age 36.

     John Noyes married Mary Poor, daughter of Samuel Poor and Rebecca Church. John Noyes was born on 4 June 1649 at Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts.

     Mary Poor married John Noyes. Her married name was Noyes. Mary Poor was born on 21 February 1671 at Andover, Essex, Massachusetts.¹ She was the daughter of Samuel Poor and Rebecca Church. Mary Poor died in 1716 at Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts.

     John J Cero was a native Polish speaker.¹ He was born in May 1865 at Wawelia, Prussia (now Poland).^2,3 He was the son of Francis Cero and Anna Mick. John J Cero immigrated in 1872 to United States.¹ He appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of Francis Cero and Anna Mick at Liberty, Grant, Wisconsin; surname indexed as "Zira."⁴ John J Cero married Anastasia Novinska, daughter of Paul Nowinski and Dorothea Lemanski, on 14 January 1890 at Lancaster, Grant, Wisconsin.^3,1 John J Cero and Anastasia Novinska appeared on the census of 1900 at Liberty, Grant, Wisconsin; listed as "John Zero", perhaps based on pronunciation.² John J Cero and Anastasia Novinska appeared on the census of 1910 at Liberty, Grant, Wisconsin; listed as "John Zero", perhaps based on pronunciation.⁵ John J Cero and Anastasia Novinska appeared on the census of 1920 at Liberty, Grant, Wisconsin.⁶ John J Cero and Anastasia Novinska appeared on the census of 1930 at Fennimore, Grant, Wisconsin.¹ John J Cero was buried in 1945 at St. Mary's Cemetery, Fennimore, Grant, Wisconsin.⁷ He died in 1945.^3,7

      Anastasia Novinska was also known as Stella A. Her married name was Cero. She was born in December 1868 at Witoslawice, Opolskie, Prussia (now Poland); 1900 Census claims "Dec 1868" while her grave marker claims "1868". I'm giving greater weight to the 1900 declaration.^1,2,3 She was the daughter of Paul Nowinski and Dorothea Lemanski. Anastasia Novinska immigrated between 1870 and 1871.^4,2 She married John J Cero, son of Francis Cero and Anna Mick, on 14 January 1890 at Lancaster, Grant, Wisconsin.^1,4 Anastasia Novinska and John J Cero appeared on the census of 1900 at Liberty, Grant, Wisconsin; listed as "John Zero", perhaps based on pronunciation.² Anastasia Novinska and John J Cero appeared on the census of 1910 at Liberty, Grant, Wisconsin; listed as "John Zero", perhaps based on pronunciation.⁵ Anastasia Novinska and John J Cero appeared on the census of 1920 at Liberty, Grant, Wisconsin.⁶ Anastasia Novinska and John J Cero appeared on the census of 1930 at Fennimore, Grant, Wisconsin.⁴ Anastasia Novinska was buried in 1937 at St. Mary's Cemetery, Fennimore, Grant, Wisconsin.⁷ She died in 1937.^1,7

     Harold Hahn is the son of Arthur John Hahn and Anna Elizabeth Cero.

     Her married name was Muldowney Lynch.¹ Jeanette Muldowney married (?) Lynch.¹ Jeanette Muldowney was born on 11 May 1902 at Iowa, Wisconsin.^2,3 She was the daughter of James E Muldowney and Anna Marie Casper. Jeanette Muldowney appeared on the census of 1905 in the household of James E Muldowney and Anna Marie Casper at Highland, Iowa, Wisconsin.⁴ Jeanette Muldowney appeared on the census of 15 April 1910 in the household of James E Muldowney and Anna Marie Casper at Dodgeville Street, Highland, Iowa, Wisconsin. Jeanette Muldowney appeared on the census of 1920 in the household of James E Muldowney and Anna Marie Casper at Dodgeville Street, Highland, Iowa, Wisconsin. Jeanette Muldowney died in 1986.² She was buried in 1986 at Grand Street Cemetery, Highland, Iowa, Wisconsin.²