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Hildegarde Hoyt

< Arthur Lessner III Swift birt: Hewson Hoyt Swift birt: 1920 deat: 1 JAN 2004 plac: Chicago,Cook Co.,IL
					Timothy Hoyt\|(3341)
					birt: 12 JUN 1770 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT deat: 21 JUN 1862 plac: Muir-Lyons,Ionia Co.,MI marr: 12 MAR 1799 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT
				Nehemiah Hoyt (4315)
				birt: 14 MAR 1800 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT deat: 14 NOV 1877 plac: Meridian,Cayuga Co.,NY marr: 1 FEB 1821
					Dolly Olmsted, Olmstead\|Polly?
					birt: 12 AUG 1778 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT deat: 16 MAR 1845 plac: Sennet,Cayuga Co,. NY marr: 12 MAR 1799 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT
			Stephen Close Hoyt
			birt: 22 NOV 1822 plac: Sennett,Cayuga Co.,NY deat: 29 FEB 1888 marr: 28 SEP 1848 plac: Ira,Cayuga Co.,NY
					Stephen Close

				Martha R. Close
				birt: 25 NOV 1802 deat: 12 OCT 1857 marr: 1 FEB 1821
		Arthur Stephen Hoyt
		birt: 3 JAN 1851 deat: 16 MAR 1924 marr: 9 OCT 1879
			Betsey Ann Barnes
			birt: 30 OCT 1821 deat: 6 JAN 1907 marr: 28 SEP 1848 plac: Ira,Cayuga Co.,NY
	Hildegarde Hoyt
	birt: 22 DEC 1889 Arthur Lessner Swift marr:

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Arthur Lessner Swift

< Arthur Lessner III Swift birt: Hewson Hoyt Swift birt: 1920 deat: 1 JAN 2004 plac: Chicago,Cook Co.,IL
			Arthur Lessner Swift
			Hildegarde Hoyt marr: birt: 22 DEC 1889

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Arthur Lessner III Swift

Galvin Swift birt:
		Arthur Lessner Swift
		marr:
	Arthur Lessner III Swift
	birt: Unknown Unkown marr:
					Nehemiah Hoyt (4315)
					birt: 14 MAR 1800 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT deat: 14 NOV 1877 plac: Meridian,Cayuga Co.,NY marr: 1 FEB 1821
				Stephen Close Hoyt
				birt: 22 NOV 1822 plac: Sennett,Cayuga Co.,NY deat: 29 FEB 1888 marr: 28 SEP 1848 plac: Ira,Cayuga Co.,NY
					Martha R. Close
					birt: 25 NOV 1802 deat: 12 OCT 1857 marr: 1 FEB 1821
			Arthur Stephen Hoyt
			birt: 3 JAN 1851 deat: 16 MAR 1924 marr: 9 OCT 1879
				Betsey Ann Barnes
				birt: 30 OCT 1821 deat: 6 JAN 1907 marr: 28 SEP 1848 plac: Ira,Cayuga Co.,NY
		Hildegarde Hoyt
		birt: 22 DEC 1889 marr:

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Hewson Hoyt Swift


	Arthur Lessner Swift
	marr:
Hewson Hoyt Swift
birt: 1920 deat: 1 JAN 2004 plac: Chicago,Cook Co.,IL
				Nehemiah Hoyt (4315)
				birt: 14 MAR 1800 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT deat: 14 NOV 1877 plac: Meridian,Cayuga Co.,NY marr: 1 FEB 1821
			Stephen Close Hoyt
			birt: 22 NOV 1822 plac: Sennett,Cayuga Co.,NY deat: 29 FEB 1888 marr: 28 SEP 1848 plac: Ira,Cayuga Co.,NY
				Martha R. Close
				birt: 25 NOV 1802 deat: 12 OCT 1857 marr: 1 FEB 1821
		Arthur Stephen Hoyt
		birt: 3 JAN 1851 deat: 16 MAR 1924 marr: 9 OCT 1879
			Betsey Ann Barnes
			birt: 30 OCT 1821 deat: 6 JAN 1907 marr: 28 SEP 1848 plac: Ira,Cayuga Co.,NY
	Hildegarde Hoyt
	birt: 22 DEC 1889 marr:

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BIOGRAPHY: Obit in Science News: Hewson Swift, ASCB Co-Founder The cell biology community has lost one of its most admired figures, Hewson Swift- who passed away in Chicago on January 1, 2004 from complications of the flu. He was 83. Swift was an influential member of the Provisional Council of the ASCB in 1960, which led to the formation of the Society in 1961. He served as the ASCB's third President and was an active member of the Society over his entire career. BIOGRAPHY: Swift was born in Auburn, NY and received his undergraduate education at Swarthmore College and a master's degree from the University of Iowa. After a job as Curator of Spiders at the U.S. Natural History Museum in Washington, he entered graduate school at Columbia University and received his Ph.D. in 1950. He joined the University of Chicago as an Instructor in 1949 and remained there for his entire career, attaining the rank of full professor in 1958 and becoming the George Beadle Distinguished Service Professor in 1977. He served as Chairman of the Biology Department from 1972-77 and throughout his career was a major architect of the biological sciences at the University. BIOGRAPHY: Swift's first major achievement in cell biology was his Ph.D. dissertation research, under Arthur Pollister, which employed Feulgen staining of DNA combined with microspectrophotometry to reveal that there was a constant amount of DNA in most somatic cells of a given vertebrate animal, and half as much in germ cells. Though such a conclusion had been tentatively reached in earlier biochemical studies, Swift's measurements at the single cell level (together with concurrent, similar measurements made by Hans Ris while a visiting fellow at the Rockefeller University) elegantly confirmed the principle of DNA constancy. Together with the demonstration by Hershey and Chase that bacteriophage insert their DNA but not appreciable protein into infected cells, these findings ended any lingering skepticism that the gene was DNA. BIOGRAPHY: Swift's scientific career primarily embraced chromosome structure and function, combining a passion for ideal biological material with the application of experimental and technical innovation. He was an ardent cytochemist, skilled light micrcoscopist and a masterful electron microscopist, but also held an overarching genetic perspective. His (and his students') major contributions included pioneering studies of chromosomal proteins in plant cells, elegant comparisons of active and inactive chromatin in both Tetrahymena and Drosophila, and the first definitive work on nuclear particles containing pre-mRNA. One paper among his most cited, still today, revealed the passage of a messenger RNP particle to and through nuclear pores in ultrastructural detail (B.J. Stevens, B.J. and H. Swift, RNA transport from nucleus to cytoplasm in Chironomus. J. Cell Biol. 36:55-77, 1966.) Swift did not his restrict his attention to the nuclear genome however. He had a life-long interest in cytoplasmic inheritance and his laboratory played a key role in the emergence of the doctrine that mitochondria and chloroplasts contain genomes of their own (vide infra). BIOGRAPHY: Swift was magnetic in attracting many of Chicago's brightest graduate students over the years (an already very select population.) He rarely allowed his name to go on students' publications, something that is practically unheard of today. Another characteristic of his scholarship was that various reviews and symposium papers he published contained highly original ideas and insights, written with elegance and not repeated elsewhere. Rarely the case today. BIOGRAPHY: Swift had a gentle demeanor that some (who did not know him well enough) could mistake for constitutional aloofness. In fact, he found most people delightful (though he suffered fools not gladly) and was a most engaging and versatile conversationalist (on many subjects, including ones far beyond science). He had a very low tolerance for boastful people or scientific hyperbole. I once told him that he had discovered the cell cycle due to his finding (before Howard and Pelc) that DNA synthesis is discontinuous during interphase. He grinned (he an absolutely beautiful smile) and said "OK if you want to say so- just don't put those words in my mouth". No false modesty, simply an aversion to pushing an envelope too far. Swift could also turn into a powerful (even terrifying) combatant when truth was at stake or an underdog was being unfairly attacked. For example, he was an early champion of Ruth Sager's finding that Chlamydomonas chloroplasts contain DNA and defended the claim against skeptics. This finding also led Swift to collaborate with Lawrence Bogorad leading to their joint discovery of mitochondrial ribosomes. BIOGRAPHY: Swift received the ASCB's E.B. Wilson Award in 1985 and was a member of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and the National Academy of Sciences of India. I know how much he cherished the E.B. Wilson Medal, due to his love for the ASCB. Hewson Swift will be long remembered as one of the last cytologists who spanned the pre-modern and modern eras of our profession, a man of vast biological knowledge, an inspiring mentor and colleague, and an individual of uncommon decency. DEATH: From: Galvin Swift Date: Friday, January 09, 2004 3:59:08 PM To: John E Hoyt Subject: Charles Sumner, etc more soon, but Charles Sumner Hoyt was Hildegarde's uncle- according to your chart. to the best of my knowledge John Hewson Hoyt was Hildegarde's only brother- so no continuing Y chromosomes from Arthur Hoyt. DEATH: I know some of the information you would like to have, but sadly, the last person who had all of it was Hewson. I have attached his photo and obituary which will be published in the Journal of Cell Biology. He was 83. DEATH: galvin swift EDUCATION: Hewson Swift, ASCB Co-Founder The cell biology community has lost one of its most admired figures, Hewson Swift- who passed away in Chicago on January 1, 2004 from complications of the flu. He was 83. Swift was an influential member of the Provisional Council of the ASCB in 1960, which led to the formation of the Society in 1961. He served as the ASCB's third President and was an active member of the Society over his entire career. EDUCATION: Swift was born in Auburn, NY and received his undergraduate education at Swarthmore College and a master's degree from the University of Iowa. After a job as Curator of Spiders at the U.S. Natural History Museum in Washington, he entered graduate school at Columbia University and received his Ph.D. in 1950. He joined the University of Chicago as an Instructor in 1949 and remained there for his entire career, attaining the rank of full professor in 1958 and becoming the George Beadle Distinguished Service Professor in 1977. He served as Chairman of the Biology Department from 1972-77 and throughout his career was a major architect of the biological sciences at the University. EDUCATION: Swift's first major achievement in cell biology was his Ph.D. dissertation research, under Arthur Pollister, which employed Feulgen staining of DNA combined with microspectrophotometry to reveal that there was a constant amount of DNA in most somatic cells of a given vertebrate animal, and half as much in germ cells. Though such a conclusion had been tentatively reached in earlier biochemical studies, Swift's measurements at the single cell level (together with concurrent, similar measurements made by Hans Ris while a visiting fellow at the Rockefeller University) elegantly confirmed the principle of DNA constancy. Together with the demonstration by Hershey and Chase that bacteriophage insert their DNA but not appreciable protein into infected cells, these findings ended any lingering skepticism that the gene was DNA. EDUCATION: Swift's scientific career primarily embraced chromosome structure and function, combining a passion for ideal biological material with the application of experimental and technical innovation. He was an ardent cytochemist, skilled light micrcoscopist and a masterful electron microscopist, but also held an overarching genetic perspective. His (and his students') major contributions included pioneering studies of chromosomal proteins in plant cells, elegant comparisons of active and inactive chromatin in both Tetrahymena and Drosophila, and the first definitive work on nuclear particles containing pre-mRNA. One paper among his most cited, still today, revealed the passage of a messenger RNP particle to and through nuclear pores in ultrastructural detail (B.J. Stevens, B.J. and H. Swift, RNA transport from nucleus to cytoplasm in Chironomus. J. Cell Biol. 36:55-77, 1966.) Swift did not his restrict his attention to the nuclear genome however. He had a life-long interest in cytoplasmic inheritance and his laboratory played a key role in the emergence of the doctrine that mitochondria and chloroplasts contain genomes of their own (vide infra). EDUCATION: Swift was magnetic in attracting many of Chicago's brightest graduate students over the years (an already very select population.) He rarely allowed his name to go on students' publications, something that is practically unheard of today. Another characteristic of his scholarship was that various reviews and symposium papers he published contained highly original ideas and insights, written with elegance and not repeated elsewhere. Rarely the case today. EDUCATION: Swift had a gentle demeanor that some (who did not know him well enough) could mistake for constitutional aloofness. In fact, he found most people delightful (though he suffered fools not gladly) and was a most engaging and versatile conversationalist (on many subjects, including ones far beyond science). He had a very low tolerance for boastful people or scientific hyperbole. I once told him that he had discovered the cell cycle due to his finding (before Howard and Pelc) that DNA synthesis is discontinuous during interphase. He grinned (he an absolutely beautiful smile) and said "OK if you want to say so- just don't put those words in my mouth". No false modesty, simply an aversion to pushing an envelope too far. Swift could also turn into a powerful (even terrifying) combatant when truth was at stake or an underdog was being unfairly attacked. For example, he was an early champion of Ruth Sager's finding that Chlamydomonas chloroplasts contain DNA and defended the claim against skeptics. This finding also led Swift to collaborate with Lawrence Bogorad leading to their joint discovery of mitochondrial ribosomes. EDUCATION: Swift received the ASCB's E.B. Wilson Award in 1985 and was a member of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and the National Academy of Sciences of India. I know how much he cherished the E.B. Wilson Medal, due to his love for the ASCB. Hewson Swift will be long remembered as one of the last cytologists who spanned the pre-modern and modern eras of our profession, a man of vast biological knowledge, an inspiring mentor and colleague, and an individual of uncommon decency. EDUCATION: Source FROM: From: Galvin Swift Date: Friday, January 09, 2004 3:59:08 PM To: John E Hoyt Subject: Charles Sumner, etc more soon, but Charles Sumner Hoyt was Hildegarde's uncle- according to your chart. to the best of my knowledge John Hewson Hoyt was Hildegarde's only brother- so no continuing Y chromosomes from Arthur Hoyt. EDUCATION: I know some of the information you would like to have, but sadly, the last person who had all of it was Hewson. I have attached his photo and obituary which will be published in the Journal of Cell Biology. EDUCATION: galvin swift OCCUPATION: Hewson Swift, ASCB Co-Founder The cell biology community has lost one of its most admired figures, Hewson Swift- who passed away in Chicago on January 1, 2004 from complications of the flu. He was 83. Swift was an influential member of the Provisional Council of the ASCB in 1960, which led to the formation of the Society in 1961. He served as the ASCB's third President and was an active member of the Society over his entire career. OCCUPATION: Swift was born in Auburn, NY and received his undergraduate education at Swarthmore College and a master's degree from the University of Iowa. After a job as Curator of Spiders at the U.S. Natural History Museum in Washington, he entered graduate school at Columbia University and received his Ph.D. in 1950. He joined the University of Chicago as an Instructor in 1949 and remained there for his entire career, attaining the rank of full professor in 1958 and becoming the George Beadle Distinguished Service Professor in 1977. He served as Chairman of the Biology Department from 1972-77 and throughout his career was a major architect of the biological sciences at the University. OCCUPATION: Swift's first major achievement in cell biology was his Ph.D. dissertation research, under Arthur Pollister, which employed Feulgen staining of DNA combined with microspectrophotometry to reveal that there was a constant amount of DNA in most somatic cells of a given vertebrate animal, and half as much in germ cells. Though such a conclusion had been tentatively reached in earlier biochemical studies, Swift's measurements at the single cell level (together with concurrent, similar measurements made by Hans Ris while a visiting fellow at the Rockefeller University) elegantly confirmed the principle of DNA constancy. Together with the demonstration by Hershey and Chase that bacteriophage insert their DNA but not appreciable protein into infected cells, these findings ended any lingering skepticism that the gene was DNA. OCCUPATION: Swift's scientific career primarily embraced chromosome structure and function, combining a passion for ideal biological material with the application of experimental and technical innovation. He was an ardent cytochemist, skilled light micrcoscopist and a masterful electron microscopist, but also held an overarching genetic perspective. His (and his students') major contributions included pioneering studies of chromosomal proteins in plant cells, elegant comparisons of active and inactive chromatin in both Tetrahymena and Drosophila, and the first definitive work on nuclear particles containing pre-mRNA. One paper among his most cited, still today, revealed the passage of a messenger RNP particle to and through nuclear pores in ultrastructural detail (B.J. Stevens, B.J. and H. Swift, RNA transport from nucleus to cytoplasm in Chironomus. J. Cell Biol. 36:55-77, 1966.) Swift did not his restrict his attention to the nuclear genome however. He had a life-long interest in cytoplasmic inheritance and his laboratory played a key role in the emergence of the doctrine that mitochondria and chloroplasts contain genomes of their own (vide infra). OCCUPATION: Swift was magnetic in attracting many of Chicago's brightest graduate students over the years (an already very select population.) He rarely allowed his name to go on students' publications, something that is practically unheard of today. Another characteristic of his scholarship was that various reviews and symposium papers he published contained highly original ideas and insights, written with elegance and not repeated elsewhere. Rarely the case today. OCCUPATION: Swift had a gentle demeanor that some (who did not know him well enough) could mistake for constitutional aloofness. In fact, he found most people delightful (though he suffered fools not gladly) and was a most engaging and versatile conversationalist (on many subjects, including ones far beyond science). He had a very low tolerance for boastful people or scientific hyperbole. I once told him that he had discovered the cell cycle due to his finding (before Howard and Pelc) that DNA synthesis is discontinuous during interphase. He grinned (he an absolutely beautiful smile) and said "OK if you want to say so- just don't put those words in my mouth". No false modesty, simply an aversion to pushing an envelope too far. Swift could also turn into a powerful (even terrifying) combatant when truth was at stake or an underdog was being unfairly attacked. For example, he was an early champion of Ruth Sager's finding that Chlamydomonas chloroplasts contain DNA and defended the claim against skeptics. This finding also led Swift to collaborate with Lawrence Bogorad leading to their joint discovery of mitochondrial ribosomes. OCCUPATION: Swift received the ASCB's E.B. Wilson Award in 1985 and was a member of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and the National Academy of Sciences of India. I know how much he cherished the E.B. Wilson Medal, due to his love for the ASCB. Hewson Swift will be long remembered as one of the last cytologists who spanned the pre-modern and modern eras of our profession, a man of vast biological knowledge, an inspiring mentor and colleague, and an individual of uncommon decency. OCCUPATION: FROM: From: Galvin Swift Date: Friday, January 09, 2004 3:59:08 PM To: John E Hoyt Subject: Charles Sumner, etc more soon, but Charles Sumner Hoyt was Hildegarde's uncle- according to your chart. to the best of my knowledge John Hewson Hoyt was Hildegarde's only brother- so no continuing Y chromosomes from Arthur Hoyt. OCCUPATION: I know some of the information you would like to have, but sadly, the last person who had all of it was Hewson. I have attached his photo and obituary which will be published in the Journal of Cell Biology. OCCUPATION: galvin swift

Charles Sumner Hoyt

< Eleanor Hoyt birt: Ruth Hoyt birt: 30 JUL 1890 deat: 17 AUG 1891 < Winifred Hoyt birt: 5 FEB 1893 marr: 8 AUG 1925 < Stephen Charles Hoyt birt: 18 JAN 1896
					Benjamin Hoitt Hoyt\|(2874)
					birt: 4 DEC 1721 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT deat: 11 FEB 1810 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT marr: 28 AUG 1751
				Timothy Hoyt\|(3341)
				birt: 12 JUN 1770 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT deat: 21 JUN 1862 plac: Muir-Lyons,Ionia Co.,MI marr: 12 MAR 1799 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT
					Patience Smith
					birt: 1729 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT deat: 25 APR 1812 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT marr: 28 AUG 1751
			Nehemiah Hoyt (4315)
			birt: 14 MAR 1800 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT deat: 14 NOV 1877 plac: Meridian,Cayuga Co.,NY marr: 1 FEB 1821
					Daniel Olmstead
					birt: 22 MAR 1754 deat: Davenport,Delaware,New York marr: 22 JAN 1772 marr: 22 JAN 1772
				Dolly Olmsted, Olmstead\|Polly?
				birt: 12 AUG 1778 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT deat: 16 MAR 1845 plac: Sennet,Cayuga Co,. NY marr: 12 MAR 1799 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT
					Joanna Olmsted
					birt: 7 FEB 1847/1848 marr: 22 JAN 1772
		Stephen Close Hoyt
		birt: 22 NOV 1822 plac: Sennett,Cayuga Co.,NY deat: 29 FEB 1888 marr: 28 SEP 1848 plac: Ira,Cayuga Co.,NY
				Stephen Close

			Martha R. Close
			birt: 25 NOV 1802 deat: 12 OCT 1857 marr: 1 FEB 1821
	Charles Sumner Hoyt
	birt: 30 MAY 1856 deat: 28 JAN 1903 Florence Smith marr: 16 JUN 1887 birt: 9 AUG 1863 deat: 7 MAY 1917
		Betsey Ann Barnes
		birt: 30 OCT 1821 deat: 6 JAN 1907 marr: 28 SEP 1848 plac: Ira,Cayuga Co.,NY

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Anna Marilla Hoyt

< Anna Lorraine Washburn birt: 7 AUG 1888 marr: 15 DEC 1914 George Edward Washburn birt: 27 FEB 1891 Arthur Hoyt Washburn birt: 18 MAR 1893 < Alfred Hamlin Washburn birt: 14 MAR 1896 marr: 15 FEB 1923
					Benjamin Hoitt Hoyt\|(2874)
					birt: 4 DEC 1721 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT deat: 11 FEB 1810 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT marr: 28 AUG 1751
				Timothy Hoyt\|(3341)
				birt: 12 JUN 1770 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT deat: 21 JUN 1862 plac: Muir-Lyons,Ionia Co.,MI marr: 12 MAR 1799 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT
					Patience Smith
					birt: 1729 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT deat: 25 APR 1812 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT marr: 28 AUG 1751
			Nehemiah Hoyt (4315)
			birt: 14 MAR 1800 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT deat: 14 NOV 1877 plac: Meridian,Cayuga Co.,NY marr: 1 FEB 1821
					Daniel Olmstead
					birt: 22 MAR 1754 deat: Davenport,Delaware,New York marr: 22 JAN 1772 marr: 22 JAN 1772
				Dolly Olmsted, Olmstead\|Polly?
				birt: 12 AUG 1778 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT deat: 16 MAR 1845 plac: Sennet,Cayuga Co,. NY marr: 12 MAR 1799 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT
					Joanna Olmsted
					birt: 7 FEB 1847/1848 marr: 22 JAN 1772
		Stephen Close Hoyt
		birt: 22 NOV 1822 plac: Sennett,Cayuga Co.,NY deat: 29 FEB 1888 marr: 28 SEP 1848 plac: Ira,Cayuga Co.,NY
				Stephen Close

			Martha R. Close
			birt: 25 NOV 1802 deat: 12 OCT 1857 marr: 1 FEB 1821
	Anna Marilla Hoyt
	birt: 3 OCT 1858 deat: 8 APR 1915 George Hamlin Washburn marr: 22 SEP 1887 birt: 22 MAY 1860
		Betsey Ann Barnes
		birt: 30 OCT 1821 deat: 6 JAN 1907 marr: 28 SEP 1848 plac: Ira,Cayuga Co.,NY

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Florence Smith

< Eleanor Hoyt birt: Ruth Hoyt birt: 30 JUL 1890 deat: 17 AUG 1891 < Winifred Hoyt birt: 5 FEB 1893 marr: 8 AUG 1925 < Stephen Charles Hoyt birt: 18 JAN 1896
			Florence Smith
			birt: 9 AUG 1863 deat: 7 MAY 1917 Charles Sumner Hoyt marr: 16 JUN 1887 birt: 30 MAY 1856 deat: 28 JAN 1903

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Ruth Hoyt


				Timothy Hoyt\|(3341)
				birt: 12 JUN 1770 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT deat: 21 JUN 1862 plac: Muir-Lyons,Ionia Co.,MI marr: 12 MAR 1799 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT
			Nehemiah Hoyt (4315)
			birt: 14 MAR 1800 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT deat: 14 NOV 1877 plac: Meridian,Cayuga Co.,NY marr: 1 FEB 1821
				Dolly Olmsted, Olmstead\|Polly?
				birt: 12 AUG 1778 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT deat: 16 MAR 1845 plac: Sennet,Cayuga Co,. NY marr: 12 MAR 1799 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT
		Stephen Close Hoyt
		birt: 22 NOV 1822 plac: Sennett,Cayuga Co.,NY deat: 29 FEB 1888 marr: 28 SEP 1848 plac: Ira,Cayuga Co.,NY
				Stephen Close

			Martha R. Close
			birt: 25 NOV 1802 deat: 12 OCT 1857 marr: 1 FEB 1821
	Charles Sumner Hoyt
	birt: 30 MAY 1856 deat: 28 JAN 1903 marr: 16 JUN 1887
		Betsey Ann Barnes
		birt: 30 OCT 1821 deat: 6 JAN 1907 marr: 28 SEP 1848 plac: Ira,Cayuga Co.,NY
Ruth Hoyt
birt: 30 JUL 1890 deat: 17 AUG 1891
	Florence Smith
	birt: 9 AUG 1863 deat: 7 MAY 1917 marr: 16 JUN 1887

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Winifred Hoyt


				Timothy Hoyt\|(3341)
				birt: 12 JUN 1770 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT deat: 21 JUN 1862 plac: Muir-Lyons,Ionia Co.,MI marr: 12 MAR 1799 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT
			Nehemiah Hoyt (4315)
			birt: 14 MAR 1800 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT deat: 14 NOV 1877 plac: Meridian,Cayuga Co.,NY marr: 1 FEB 1821
				Dolly Olmsted, Olmstead\|Polly?
				birt: 12 AUG 1778 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT deat: 16 MAR 1845 plac: Sennet,Cayuga Co,. NY marr: 12 MAR 1799 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT
		Stephen Close Hoyt
		birt: 22 NOV 1822 plac: Sennett,Cayuga Co.,NY deat: 29 FEB 1888 marr: 28 SEP 1848 plac: Ira,Cayuga Co.,NY
				Stephen Close

			Martha R. Close
			birt: 25 NOV 1802 deat: 12 OCT 1857 marr: 1 FEB 1821
	Charles Sumner Hoyt
	birt: 30 MAY 1856 deat: 28 JAN 1903 marr: 16 JUN 1887
		Betsey Ann Barnes
		birt: 30 OCT 1821 deat: 6 JAN 1907 marr: 28 SEP 1848 plac: Ira,Cayuga Co.,NY
Winifred Hoyt
birt: 5 FEB 1893 Robert Hastings Nichols marr: 8 AUG 1925 birt: 2 OCT 1873
	Florence Smith
	birt: 9 AUG 1863 deat: 7 MAY 1917 marr: 16 JUN 1887

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Stephen Charles Hoyt


				Timothy Hoyt\|(3341)
				birt: 12 JUN 1770 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT deat: 21 JUN 1862 plac: Muir-Lyons,Ionia Co.,MI marr: 12 MAR 1799 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT
			Nehemiah Hoyt (4315)
			birt: 14 MAR 1800 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT deat: 14 NOV 1877 plac: Meridian,Cayuga Co.,NY marr: 1 FEB 1821
				Dolly Olmsted, Olmstead\|Polly?
				birt: 12 AUG 1778 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT deat: 16 MAR 1845 plac: Sennet,Cayuga Co,. NY marr: 12 MAR 1799 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT
		Stephen Close Hoyt
		birt: 22 NOV 1822 plac: Sennett,Cayuga Co.,NY deat: 29 FEB 1888 marr: 28 SEP 1848 plac: Ira,Cayuga Co.,NY
				Stephen Close

			Martha R. Close
			birt: 25 NOV 1802 deat: 12 OCT 1857 marr: 1 FEB 1821
	Charles Sumner Hoyt
	birt: 30 MAY 1856 deat: 28 JAN 1903 marr: 16 JUN 1887
		Betsey Ann Barnes
		birt: 30 OCT 1821 deat: 6 JAN 1907 marr: 28 SEP 1848 plac: Ira,Cayuga Co.,NY
Stephen Charles Hoyt
birt: 18 JAN 1896 Stanis Hoyne marr:
	Florence Smith
	birt: 9 AUG 1863 deat: 7 MAY 1917 marr: 16 JUN 1887

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Eleanor Hoyt

Nicholas Hoyt Witte birt: Isabel Witte birt: Edward Latchworth Witte birt:
					Timothy Hoyt\|(3341)
					birt: 12 JUN 1770 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT deat: 21 JUN 1862 plac: Muir-Lyons,Ionia Co.,MI marr: 12 MAR 1799 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT
				Nehemiah Hoyt (4315)
				birt: 14 MAR 1800 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT deat: 14 NOV 1877 plac: Meridian,Cayuga Co.,NY marr: 1 FEB 1821
					Dolly Olmsted, Olmstead\|Polly?
					birt: 12 AUG 1778 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT deat: 16 MAR 1845 plac: Sennet,Cayuga Co,. NY marr: 12 MAR 1799 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT
			Stephen Close Hoyt
			birt: 22 NOV 1822 plac: Sennett,Cayuga Co.,NY deat: 29 FEB 1888 marr: 28 SEP 1848 plac: Ira,Cayuga Co.,NY
					Stephen Close

				Martha R. Close
				birt: 25 NOV 1802 deat: 12 OCT 1857 marr: 1 FEB 1821
		Charles Sumner Hoyt
		birt: 30 MAY 1856 deat: 28 JAN 1903 marr: 16 JUN 1887
			Betsey Ann Barnes
			birt: 30 OCT 1821 deat: 6 JAN 1907 marr: 28 SEP 1848 plac: Ira,Cayuga Co.,NY
	Eleanor Hoyt
	birt: Edward Byrch Witte marr: birt: 22 APR 1896
		Florence Smith
		birt: 9 AUG 1863 deat: 7 MAY 1917 marr: 16 JUN 1887

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Edward Byrch Witte

Nicholas Hoyt Witte birt: Isabel Witte birt: Edward Latchworth Witte birt:
			Edward Byrch Witte
			birt: 22 APR 1896 Eleanor Hoyt marr: birt:

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Nicholas Hoyt Witte


	Edward Byrch Witte
	birt: 22 APR 1896 marr:
Nicholas Hoyt Witte
birt:
				Nehemiah Hoyt (4315)
				birt: 14 MAR 1800 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT deat: 14 NOV 1877 plac: Meridian,Cayuga Co.,NY marr: 1 FEB 1821
			Stephen Close Hoyt
			birt: 22 NOV 1822 plac: Sennett,Cayuga Co.,NY deat: 29 FEB 1888 marr: 28 SEP 1848 plac: Ira,Cayuga Co.,NY
				Martha R. Close
				birt: 25 NOV 1802 deat: 12 OCT 1857 marr: 1 FEB 1821
		Charles Sumner Hoyt
		birt: 30 MAY 1856 deat: 28 JAN 1903 marr: 16 JUN 1887
			Betsey Ann Barnes
			birt: 30 OCT 1821 deat: 6 JAN 1907 marr: 28 SEP 1848 plac: Ira,Cayuga Co.,NY
	Eleanor Hoyt
	birt: marr:
		Florence Smith
		birt: 9 AUG 1863 deat: 7 MAY 1917 marr: 16 JUN 1887

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Isabel Witte


	Edward Byrch Witte
	birt: 22 APR 1896 marr:
Isabel Witte
birt:
				Nehemiah Hoyt (4315)
				birt: 14 MAR 1800 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT deat: 14 NOV 1877 plac: Meridian,Cayuga Co.,NY marr: 1 FEB 1821
			Stephen Close Hoyt
			birt: 22 NOV 1822 plac: Sennett,Cayuga Co.,NY deat: 29 FEB 1888 marr: 28 SEP 1848 plac: Ira,Cayuga Co.,NY
				Martha R. Close
				birt: 25 NOV 1802 deat: 12 OCT 1857 marr: 1 FEB 1821
		Charles Sumner Hoyt
		birt: 30 MAY 1856 deat: 28 JAN 1903 marr: 16 JUN 1887
			Betsey Ann Barnes
			birt: 30 OCT 1821 deat: 6 JAN 1907 marr: 28 SEP 1848 plac: Ira,Cayuga Co.,NY
	Eleanor Hoyt
	birt: marr:
		Florence Smith
		birt: 9 AUG 1863 deat: 7 MAY 1917 marr: 16 JUN 1887

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Edward Latchworth Witte


	Edward Byrch Witte
	birt: 22 APR 1896 marr:
Edward Latchworth Witte
birt:
				Nehemiah Hoyt (4315)
				birt: 14 MAR 1800 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT deat: 14 NOV 1877 plac: Meridian,Cayuga Co.,NY marr: 1 FEB 1821
			Stephen Close Hoyt
			birt: 22 NOV 1822 plac: Sennett,Cayuga Co.,NY deat: 29 FEB 1888 marr: 28 SEP 1848 plac: Ira,Cayuga Co.,NY
				Martha R. Close
				birt: 25 NOV 1802 deat: 12 OCT 1857 marr: 1 FEB 1821
		Charles Sumner Hoyt
		birt: 30 MAY 1856 deat: 28 JAN 1903 marr: 16 JUN 1887
			Betsey Ann Barnes
			birt: 30 OCT 1821 deat: 6 JAN 1907 marr: 28 SEP 1848 plac: Ira,Cayuga Co.,NY
	Eleanor Hoyt
	birt: marr:
		Florence Smith
		birt: 9 AUG 1863 deat: 7 MAY 1917 marr: 16 JUN 1887

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Stanis Hoyne


			Stanis Hoyne
			Stephen Charles Hoyt marr: birt: 18 JAN 1896

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Robert Hastings Nichols


			Robert Hastings Nichols
			birt: 2 OCT 1873 Winifred Hoyt marr: 8 AUG 1925 birt: 5 FEB 1893

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George Hamlin Washburn

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			George Hamlin Washburn
			birt: 22 MAY 1860 Anna Marilla Hoyt marr: 22 SEP 1887 birt: 3 OCT 1858 deat: 8 APR 1915

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Anna Lorraine Washburn

Anne Cuthbert Hall birt:
		George Hamlin Washburn
		birt: 22 MAY 1860 marr: 22 SEP 1887
	Anna Lorraine Washburn
	birt: 7 AUG 1888 Basil Hall marr: 15 DEC 1914 birt: 1 JAN 1888
					Timothy Hoyt\|(3341)
					birt: 12 JUN 1770 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT deat: 21 JUN 1862 plac: Muir-Lyons,Ionia Co.,MI marr: 12 MAR 1799 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT
				Nehemiah Hoyt (4315)
				birt: 14 MAR 1800 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT deat: 14 NOV 1877 plac: Meridian,Cayuga Co.,NY marr: 1 FEB 1821
					Dolly Olmsted, Olmstead\|Polly?
					birt: 12 AUG 1778 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT deat: 16 MAR 1845 plac: Sennet,Cayuga Co,. NY marr: 12 MAR 1799 plac: Ridgefield,Fairfield Co.,CT
			Stephen Close Hoyt
			birt: 22 NOV 1822 plac: Sennett,Cayuga Co.,NY deat: 29 FEB 1888 marr: 28 SEP 1848 plac: Ira,Cayuga Co.,NY
					Stephen Close

				Martha R. Close
				birt: 25 NOV 1802 deat: 12 OCT 1857 marr: 1 FEB 1821
		Anna Marilla Hoyt
		birt: 3 OCT 1858 deat: 8 APR 1915 marr: 22 SEP 1887
			Betsey Ann Barnes
			birt: 30 OCT 1821 deat: 6 JAN 1907 marr: 28 SEP 1848 plac: Ira,Cayuga Co.,NY

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Basil Hall

Anne Cuthbert Hall birt:
			Basil Hall
			birt: 1 JAN 1888 Anna Lorraine Washburn marr: 15 DEC 1914 birt: 7 AUG 1888

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