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     Mary Roberta Ainslie Sewell was born on 14 May 1880 in 54 Melville Street, Edinburgh. She was the daughter of Dr. James Arthur Sewell and Elizabeth Ann Ainslie.

     Dorcas Donnell was born on 26 September 1706.¹ She was the daughter of Benjamin Donnell and Mary Harmon.¹ Dorcas Donnell died in May 1714 at the age of 7.¹

     The marriage intention of Mary Barrell and Joseph Harmon, son of Joseph Harmon and Mercy Sewall, was published on 17 June 1765.¹

     Mary Humphreys married John Muncaster Sadler.

     Almeria Bridgwater was the daughter of Symonds Bridgwater.¹ Almeria Bridgwater married Henry Trotter, son of Commissary-General Alexander Trotter, on 21 June 1858 in St. John's, Upper Holloway, London.^1,2

     (unknown) Sewall was the daughter of Jonathan Mitchell Sewall.

     Deborah Sewall was born on 5 December 1786 in Chesterville, Franklin County, Maine.³ She was the daughter of Dummer Sewall and Jenny Dunning.² Deborah Sewall married Barnabas Palmer Merrick on 22 February 1807 in Chesterville, Franklin County, Maine, (transcribed as Barnabus Mirrick).³ Deborah Sewall died on 27 October 1851 at the age of 64.⁴

     Lydia Alexander Sewall was born on 4 August 1817 She was the daughter of Benjamin and Hannah Alexander and was taken into the Sewall family and adopted in 1820.^1,2 She was the daughter of Dummer Sewall and Jenny Dunning.¹

     Duer Irving Sewall was the son of Duer Irving Sewall and Bertha Guden Adams.¹ Duer Irving Sewall died on 3 April 1916 in Bronxville, New York.¹

     Jessie Benton Mead was born circa 1863 in New York.³ She married Elbridge Cushman Sewall, son of Benjamin Crosby Sewall and Susan Proctor Carpenter, on 11 January 1887 in Manhattan, New York.^1,3,2 Jessie Benton Mead appears on the census of 1930 at Montclaire, New Jersey, living with her son Joseph and his family.⁴

     Katherine Louise Jenkins married Rufus Roland Sewall, son of Rev. Rufus King Sewall and Anne Elizabeth Whitehurst.

     Richard Black Sewall was born in June 1837 in Massachusetts.² He was the son of Moses Sewall and Louisa Lentner.¹ Richard Black Sewall died on 28 October 1917 in 66 Beacon Street, Boston, Massachusetts, at the age of 80 unmarried.³ He had long been associated with the Sewall Day Cordage Company of Boston and since the winding-up of the affairs of that concern he had been president of the Warwick Cotton Mills.³

     Lena I. Ingalls was born on 18 May 1843 in Boston, Massachusetts.^3,2 She married William Bull Sewall, son of Moses Sewall and Louisa Lentner, on 12 November 1868 in Boston, Massachusetts.^4,1 Lena I. Ingalls and William Bull Sewall appear on the census of 1880 at Boston, Massachusetts, William Sewall is listed as a cordage merchant.⁴ She appears to have spent the majority of her widowhood living in Mentone, France.²

     Joshua Cook was born on 22 March 1827 in Abington, Massachusetts.¹ He was the son of Peleg Cook and Edna Keene.¹ Joshua Cook married Nancy Howland, daughter of Charles Howland, on 13 December 1851.²

     Harold Ingalls Sewall was born on 25 February 1871 in Boston, Massachusetts.³ He was the son of William Bull Sewall and Lena I. Ingalls.¹ Harold Ingalls Sewall graduated in 1893 from Harvard after graduation he went into the real estate business.⁴ He married firstly Virginia Sims Evans, daughter of Rear-Admiral Robley Dunglison Evans and Charlotte Taylor, on 29 April 1903 in The English Cathedral, Tokyo, they were married by Bishop McKim. The reception was held at the British Legation.^5,6 Harold Ingalls Sewall and Virginia Sims Evans were divorced on 15 October 1913 at Ellsworth, Maine; Mrs. Sewall sustained charges of cruel and abusive treatment.⁵ In 1919 he was in Puerto Rico at the time of his brother's death.²

     William Gilman Sewall was born on 11 March 1874 at 26 Brimmer, Boston, Massachusetts.³ He was the son of William Bull Sewall and Lena I. Ingalls.¹ William Gilman Sewall married Angela de Acosta, daughter of Ricardo de Acosta, on 15 November 1910 in 1037 Madison Avenue, New York.⁴ In 1919 he was in British East Africa at the time of his brother's death.² William Gilman Sewall and Angela de Acosta were divorced in October 1922 at Paris, France.⁵ William Gilman Sewall died on 14 July 1941 in the Post Graduate Hospital, New York City, at the age of 67 of a cerebral haemorrhage. The announcement in The Times describes him as being of Boston, Massachusetts and Njoro, Kenya. The New York Times gives a fuller picture and describes him as a big game hunter who owned 40,000 acres of rubber and wheat plantations in Kenya. Several of his game trophies adorn the Harvard Club in New York. In the first world war he served as a captain in the British Army and was on the staff of General Smith-Dorrien in the expedition to Kenya.^6,7

     Lucy A. Fitch was born in September 1854 in Ohio.³ She married Elmer Carroll Sewall, son of Deacon Calvin Davenport Sewall and Eliza Mayhew, on 31 October 1876 in Marion County, Indiana.⁴ Lucy A. Fitch and Elmer Carroll Sewall appear on the census of 1880 at Indianapolis, Indiana, where his occupation is listed as commercial traveler.² Lucy A. Fitch and Elmer Carroll Sewall appear on the census of 1930 at Guilford, Hendricks County, Indiana, where he is listed as a farmer. On this census return his wife is named Lucy B.⁵

     Mary Fitch Sewall was born in June 1879 in Indiana.^1,4 She was the daughter of Elmer Carroll Sewall and Lucy A. Fitch.³ Mary Fitch Sewall married George B. Elliott, son of Joseph T. Elliott, on 4 June 1902 in Marion County, Indiana.²

     Mary Jessie Goding is also recorded as Jessie M. Sewall.² She was born on 29 January 1860 probably in Jay, Maine.¹ She was the daughter of Gerry P. Goding and Mary S. Keep.¹ Mary Jessie Goding married Nathan Willis Sewall, son of Deacon Calvin Davenport Sewall and Eliza Mayhew, on 27 November 1877 in Wilton, Maine.¹ Mary Jessie Goding and Nathan Willis Sewall appear on the census of 1880 at Wilton, Franklin County, Maine, where he is listed as a carriage maker.³

     Herbert W. Sewall was born on 26 October 1878 in Maine.^1,2 He was the son of Nathan Willis Sewall and Mary Jessie Goding.¹ Herbert W. Sewall married Harriett E Brackett on 21 September 1914 in Wilton, Maine.³ Herbert W. Sewall was employed by G.H. Bass & Co. as a shoe factory foreman in 1918 at Milton, Maine.²

     Gertrude Sewall was born in February 1880 in Maine.¹ She was the daughter of Nathan Willis Sewall and Mary Jessie Goding.¹

     Nellie N. (Unknown) was born circa 1852 in Maine.¹ She married Justin Alfred Sewall, son of George Oliver Sewall and Mary L. Young.¹ Nellie N. (Unknown) and Justin Alfred Sewall appear on the census of 1880 at Lawrence, Essex County, Massachusetts, where he is described as working in a cotton mill.¹

     Laura B. Sewall was born in 1877 in Maine.¹ She was the daughter of Justin Alfred Sewall and Nellie N. (Unknown).¹

     Annie A. Robinson was born circa 1864 in Maine.¹ She married Austin M. Sewall, son of George Oliver Sewall and Mary L. Young, on 10 July 1879 in South Thomaston, Maine.^1,2

     Harriet B. (Unknown) was born circa 1850 in England.¹ She married Fred Sewall Camp, son of Talcott Hale Camp and Ann Elizabeth Sewall.¹

     Walter T. Camp was born circa 1866 in Connecticut.¹ He was the son of Fred Sewall Camp and Harriet B. (Unknown).¹

     Talcott H. Camp was born circa 1878 in Connecticut.¹ He was the son of Fred Sewall Camp and Harriet B. (Unknown).¹