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APPENDIX A. 



Fowler of East and Wesciiester. — All of this name in Connecticut and 

 New Fork are supposed to have originated from William Fowler of New Haven, 

 who was elected a magistrate in 1637, and was one of the first settlers of Milford, 

 1639. John Fowler "was living at Guilford, Conn, in 1650. Benjamin /u/wler, 

 of Westchester removed to Phillipse's Manor, b. 1715, mar. Sarah Vincent. 

 Their children were, (I.), Anthony, mar. Elizabeth Taylor, and had, 1, Benja- 

 min: 2, Abraham; 3, Anthony; 4, Nathaniel ; 5, Sarah. (II.), Vincent, mar. 

 1st, Dorothy Valentine ; 2nd, Mrs. Merritt, and left, 1, Ann; 2, Abraham ; 3, 

 Rebecca; 4, Benjamin; 5, Mary; 6, Sarah. (III.), Frederick, whose da. Jane, 

 mar. Jeremiah Dobbs; (IV.), Josiah, d. s. p. ; (V.), Benjamin, d, s. p. ; (VI.), 

 Hannah, mar. H. Fowler, M. D. ; (VII.), Ann, mar. Dennis Brewer; (VIII.), 

 Isabel, mar. Dennis Post. Henry Fowler of Eastchester was one of the associat e 

 proprietors of the Long Reach Patent iu 1708. He left Henr} r , the father of 

 William, who was b. A. D. 1701. William had Richard the father of Philemon 

 of Eastchester. Edmund Fowler of Eastchester, d. A. D. 1747, mar. Rachel, 

 and left, 1, Gilbert ; 2, Edmund, to whom his father devised all those lands in 

 Eastchester called Hutchin's; 3, Solomon. John Fowler of Eastchester had 



John, Abigail, who mar. Secor, and Jemima, who mar. ■ Williams. 



John Fowler, jr., d. cir. 1765, mar. Elizabeth, and left, 1, John; 2, Andrew; 3, 

 David ; 4, Joshua ; 5, Thomas. 



Gallladet of New Rochelle. — The ancestors of the Gaulladets were Prot- 

 estants, inhabitants of La Rochelle, in France. On the Revocation of the Edict 

 of Nantes Pierre Elisee Gaulladet, a physician at Rochelle, fled from France to 

 England, from whence he removed to America and settled at New Rochelle. 



His son Pierre, d. A. D. 1774, mar. Willmouth, and left, 1, Elisha ; 2, Col. 



Peter, commander of a troop of light horse in the Continental service ; 3, Joseph 

 of New Rochelle, mar. Ann Badeau ; 4, Mary, mar. Samuel Pease ; 5, Frances, 

 mar. Casting. 



Guion of New Rochelle. — Louis Ghiion, Ecuyer, "the founder of this emi- 

 nently respectable family" was b. at La Rochelle, in France, about 1654. Four 

 years before the Revocation of the celebrated Edict of Nantes, he fled with his 

 family into England, from whence he emigrated to America and settled at New 

 Rochelle about 1687. Feb. 6th, 1695, he received letters of denization from 

 King William of England. His son Louis, who d. at New Rochelle cir. 1725, 



mar. Tomaza , and left (L), Louis or Lewis, b. at sea, who had 1, Isaac, 



mar. Mary Bolt and left Thomas, Frederick S., Isaac, M. D., Lsetitia, mar. Jos. 

 Purdy. and Maria, b. 9th March, 1750; 2, Abraham, b. 1st Jan., 1719, d. Jan. 

 1, 1799, had issue 1, Frederick, b. W51, d. 1331, mar. Jemima Hackett, and left 

 Frederick Augustus, Maria, Alethea, Julia, and Cornelia ; 2, John ; 3, Major 

 Isaac of Natchez, mar. Sarah Lewis, and had Capt. Frederick, U. S. A., Hon. 

 John of Vicksburgh, Hon. Lewis of Mississippi, Capt. Walter, U. S. A. ; 3, 

 David, mar. Esther Parcot ; 4, Peter, d. s. p. ; 5, John of Rye Neck, b. Feb. 

 1, 1723, d. June 21, 1792, mar. 1747, Anna Dart, she was b. April 11, 1728, 

 and d. Feb. 26, 1814. The children of John and Anna were 1, Jonathan, b. 

 January 28, 1749, mar. Phcebe Lyon. Children of Jonathan and Phoebe Guion 

 were: 1, Anne, b. Dec. 2nd, 1774; 2, James, b. Sept. 20th, 1777; 3, Sarah, 

 b. Sept. 28th, 1779 ; 4, Mary, b, Aug. 23d, 1782 ; 5, Thomas, b. Aug. 11th, 



