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News clippings where available“Thomas Saga” by Marjorie Thomas AndersonMunsell’s History <strong>of</strong> <strong>Delaware</strong> Co.Notes for INDIAN WOMAN VANDUNK: <strong>John</strong> <strong>Lord</strong>’s wife was said to be a sister or cousin to Deliverance Adamswife. Both women had met <strong>the</strong> two men when <strong>the</strong>y were working <strong>the</strong> tin mines in New Jersey.Her age is estimated from <strong>the</strong> age <strong>of</strong> Be-ti-a, which is recorded. Her children’s ages, where <strong>the</strong>y are given oncensus, are usually close as to accuracy. The o<strong>the</strong>rs are estimated given known children’s ages, marriages.Source:Family history as given by Cora Hopkins Kellam, (1860-1951) and Cora Adams Ballard, (1865-1957) Tribalinformation, Ramapough Mountain Indians Tribal Office, Tribal Genealogists, and oral traditions.More About JOHN LORD and INDIAN VANDUNK:Marriage: Bet. 1770 - 1772, NJChildren <strong>of</strong> JOHN LORD and INDIAN VANDUNK are:i. ELIZABETH 3 LORD, b. Bet. 1771 - 1775, Ulster - Sullivan Co., <strong>NY</strong>.2. ii. JOHN (II) LORD, b. Bet. 1772 - 1775, Ulster Co.,<strong>NY</strong>; d. 10 Dec 1837, <strong>Lord</strong>ville, <strong>Delaware</strong> Co., <strong>NY</strong>.3. iii. NATHAN (NATHANIEL) LORD, b. Bet. 1774 - 1777, Ulster Co., <strong>NY</strong>.4. iv. MARGARET LORD, b. Bet. 1780 - 1782, Ulster Co., <strong>NY</strong>; d. Dec 1864, <strong>Lord</strong>ville, <strong>Delaware</strong> Co., <strong>NY</strong>.5. v. JAMES LORD, b. Bet. 1784 - 1789, Ulster - Sullivan Co., <strong>NY</strong>; d. Aft. 1870.6. vi. ABRAHAM (ABRAM) LORD, b. Abt. 1793, Ulster Co., <strong>NY</strong>; d. 03 Feb 1873, <strong>Lord</strong>ville, <strong>Delaware</strong> Co., <strong>NY</strong> - bur<strong>Lord</strong>ville Cem.7. vii. JACOB LORD, b. Bet. 1802 - 1803, Ulster or <strong>Delaware</strong> Co., <strong>NY</strong>; d. 25 Jan 1865, <strong>Lord</strong>ville, <strong>NY</strong> - Bur. <strong>Lord</strong>villeCem..Generation No. 22. JOHN (II) 3 LORD (JOHN (I) 2 , UNKNOWN 1 ) was born Bet. 1772 - 1775 in Ulster Co.,<strong>NY</strong>, and died 10 Dec 1837 in<strong>Lord</strong>ville, <strong>Delaware</strong> Co., <strong>NY</strong>. He married LYDIA ADAMS Bet. 1795 - 1796 in <strong>Delaware</strong> Co., <strong>NY</strong>, daughter <strong>of</strong>DELIVERANCE ADAMS and BE-TI-A INDIAN. She was born Bet. 1775 - 1778 in Orange Co., <strong>NY</strong>, and died Aft. 1855in <strong>Lord</strong>ville, <strong>Delaware</strong> Co., <strong>NY</strong>.Notes for JOHN (II) LORD:1800 Census Listing:Name: <strong>Lord</strong>, <strong>John</strong>Township: Lumberland<strong>County</strong>: Ulster State: New York Year: 1800Roll: M32_21 Page: 182 Image: 184Living between <strong>John</strong> Dusenbury, Amasa Geer 2 2 1 - - // - - 1 - - -**********************************************************************************Name: <strong>Lord</strong>, <strong>John</strong>Township: Hancock <strong>County</strong>: <strong>Delaware</strong>State: New York Year: 1810Roll: M252_26 Page: 412 Image: 215The <strong>Lord</strong>-Adams family connection had gone back a long time. Probably since Connecticut days, altho this is only<strong>the</strong> author’s speculation, with no pro<strong>of</strong> as far as documents go.The Adams-<strong>Lord</strong> Lumbering project had been set up/ run by <strong>the</strong> elder <strong>Lord</strong>, with Deliverance Adams. They hiredmany <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong>ir friends for work with this. Deliverance, <strong>the</strong> <strong>Lord</strong>s visited back and forth, evidenced by familyletters, oral history. Some years ago, I sent much information along <strong>the</strong>se lines to Agnes Whitaker, also, to Eleanor

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