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Descendants of Richard Sears

Eighth Generation

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6675. Lucy Littlefield (Rebecca Eldridge , Paul Sears Eldridge , Experience Sears , Paul , Richard , Paul , Richard ) was born 1815 in Frankfort, Waldo, ME. She died 1882 in Kenduskeag, Penobscot, ME.

BIRTH: ROOTS III GEDCOM; 1993; John C Clement, Denver, CO; ; ;
BIRT SOUR @S12@
DEAT SOUR @S12@

Lucy married John Carr Clement about 1830. John was born 27 Nov 1808 in Frankfort, Waldo, ME. He died 19 Oct 1869 in Kenduskeag, Penobscot, ME.

BIRTH: ROOTS III GEDCOM; 1993; John C Clement, Denver, CO; ; ;
SOUR @S11@
BIRT SOUR @S12@
DEAT SOUR @S12@

John and Lucy had the following children:

9351 M i Edmund Clement was born 10 Dec 1832 in Lincoln, Penobscot, ME. He died 5 Jun 1889 in Levant, Penobscot, ME.

BIRTH: ROOTS III GEDCOM; 1993; John C Clement, Denver, CO; ; ;
BIRT SOUR @S14@
DEAT SOUR @S14@

Edmund married (1) Anna P Towle about 1860. Anna was born 1842 in Wolfeborough, NH. She died before 1870.

BIRTH: ROOTS III GEDCOM; 1993; John C Clement, Denver, CO; ; ;
BIRT SOUR @S14@
DEAT SOUR @S14@

Edmund also married (2) Anna T Fogg on 5 Mar 1870 in Levant, Penobscot, Maine. Anna was born 25 Apr 1847 in Palmyra, ME. She died after 1919.

BIRTH: ROOTS III GEDCOM; 1993; John C Clement, Denver, CO; ; ;
BIRT SOUR @S14@
DEAT SOUR @S14@
@R124@ TITL Report of_the Death of_an American_Citizen
ABBR Report of Death

9352 M ii Charles L Clement was born 1834 in Lincoln, Penobscot, ME. He died 1 Jan 1881 in Monroe, ME.

BIRTH: ROOTS III GEDCOM; 1993; John C Clement, Denver, CO; ; ;
BIRT SOUR @S14@
DEAT SOUR @S14@

Charles married (1) Mary Davis about 1858.

Charles also married (2) Emma L Garland on 27 Feb 1878. Emma was born 1847. She died after 1880.

BIRTH: ROOTS III GEDCOM; 1993; John C Clement, Denver, CO; ; ;
BIRT SOUR @S14@
DEAT SOUR @S14@

+ 9353 M iii George Milford Clement

9354 M iv John Carr Clement was born 1838. He died 1868.

BIRTH: ROOTS III GEDCOM; 1993; John C Clement, Denver, CO; ; ;
BIRT SOUR @S10@
DEAT SOUR @S10@

John married Living
9355 M v Daniel W Clement was born 1842.

BIRTH: ROOTS III GEDCOM; 1993; John C Clement, Denver, CO; ; ;
BIRT SOUR @S10@

9356 M vi Albert Clement was born 1845 in Kenduskeag, Penobscot, ME. He died 1873 in Kenduskeag, Penobscot, ME.

BIRTH: ROOTS III GEDCOM; 1993; John C Clement, Denver, CO; ; ;
BIRT SOUR @S13@
DEAT SOUR @S13@

Albert married Ella D Shepard about 1868. Ella was born 12 Jun 1851 in Garland, Penobscot, ME.

BIRTH: ROOTS III GEDCOM; 1993; John C Clement, Denver, CO; ; ;
BIRT SOUR @S13@

9357 M vii Abner Forrest Clement was born 1 Apr 1847 in Kenduskeag, Penobscot, ME. He died after 1920.

BIRTH: ROOTS III GEDCOM; 1993; John C Clement, Denver, CO; ; ;
BIRT SOUR @S13@
DEAT SOUR @S13@

Abner married (1) Melissa Towle about 1870. Melissa died 13 Jun 1874.

BIRTH: ROOTS III GEDCOM; 1993; John C Clement, Denver, CO; ; ;
DEAT SOUR @S13@

Abner also married (2) Dora Edwina Averill on 3 Oct 1875 in Winterport, Waldo, Maine. Dora was born 27 Nov 1858 in Bangor, Penobscot, ME. She died after 1920.

BIRTH: ROOTS III GEDCOM; 1993; John C Clement, Denver, CO; ; ;
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DEAT SOUR @S13@

6704. William Jr Amory (Anna Powell Mason Sears , David , David , Daniel , Daniel , Paul , Richard ) was born 1833 in . He died 1907 in Dublin, NH.

BIRTH-MARRIAGE-DEATH: GENSERV FLEN6BA RIN 7958

William married (1) Ellen Brewer, daughter of Gardner Brewer. Ellen was born 1835.

S.P. May p.260 Daughter of Gardner Brewer of Boston
SPOUSE: GENSERV FLEN6BA RIN 7958

William and Ellen had the following children:

9358 F i Caroline Brewer Amory was born 18 Mar 1861.

BIRTH-DEATH: GENSERV FLEN6BA RIN 18792

Caroline married George Lyman on 26 Apr 1881. George was born 13 Dec 1850.

BIRTH-DEATH: GENSERV FLEN6BA RIN 18793
9359 F ii Anna Sears Amory was born 3 Jan 1866. She died 13 Nov 1901.

BIRTH-DEATH: GENSERV FLEN6BA RIN 18794

Anna married George F Weld on 16 May 1898.

BIRTH-DEATH: GENSERV FLEN6BA RIN 18795

William also married (2) J Philomena Gurchard on 1874.

BIRTH-MARRIAGE-DEATH: GENSERV FLEN6BA RIN 7958 -spelled GUISCHARD

William also married (3) Louise Agaudelet on 18 Jul 1896.

SPOUSE: GENSERV FLEN6BA RIN 7958 -spelled GAUDELET

William and Louise had the following children:

+ 9360 F iii Harriet Sears Amory

6705. Harriet Sears Amory (Anna Powell Mason Sears , David , David , Daniel , Daniel , Paul , Richard ) was born 1835 in .

BIRTH-MIDDLE NAME-SPOUSE: GENSERV FLEN6BA RIN 18796

Harriet married Joseph Peabody Gardner on 14 Nov 1860. Joseph was born 2 Aug 1828 in Boston, MA. He died 11 Jun 1875.

SP May p 260, m. Joseph Gardner of Boston
BIRTH-MIDDLE NAME-SPOUSE-DEATH: GENSERV FLEN6BA RIN 18797

Joseph and Harriet had the following children:

9361 M i Joseph Peabody Jr Gardner was born 1861. He died 1886.

BIRTH-SPOUSE-DEATH: GENSERV FLEN6BA RIN 18798
9362 M ii William Amory Gardner was born 3 Dec 1863.

BIRTH-SPOUSE-DEATH: GENSERV FLEN6BA RIN 18799

+ 9363 M iii Augustus Peabody Gardner

6706. Ellen Sears Amory (Anna Powell Mason Sears , David , David , Daniel , Daniel , Paul , Richard ) was born 1837 in . She died 1909.

S P May, p 260
BIRTH-MIDDLE NAME-SPOUSE-DEATH: GENSERV FLEN6BA RIN 18803

Ellen married John F Anderson. John was born 1832.

S P May, p 260, of Boston

BIRTH-MIDDLE NAME-SPOUSE-DEATH: GENSERV FLEN6BA RIN 18804

John and Ellen had the following children:

+ 9364 F i Harriet Amory Anderson

+ 9365 F ii Ellen Sears Anderson

+ 9366 F iii Anna Drummett Anderson

6707. Charles Walter Amory (Anna Powell Mason Sears , David , David , Daniel , Daniel , Paul , Richard ) was born 16 Oct 1842 in Boston, MA.

S P May, p 260

Charles married Elizabeth Gardner, daughter of George Gardner and Helen Maria Read, on 23 Oct 1867. Elizabeth was born 28 Jun 1843.

BIRTH-PARENTS: GENSERV FLEN6BA RIN 18829
S P May, p 260

Charles and Elizabeth had the following children:

9367 M i William Amory was born 19 Sep 1869.

BIRTH-SPOUSE: GENSERV FLEN6BA RIN 18832

William married Mary Remington Stockton on 14 Oct 1903.

SPOUSE: GENSERV FLEN6BA RIN 18832
+ 9368 F ii Clara Amory

9369 M iii George Gardner Amory was born 22 Jun 1874.

BIRTH: GENSERV FLEN6BA RIN 18840
+ 9370 F iv Dorothy Amory

6708. Francis Inman Amory (Anna Powell Mason Sears , David , David , Daniel , Daniel , Paul , Richard ) was born 5 Jun 1850 in .

BIRTH-MARRIAGE: GENSERV FLEN6BA RIN 18817
S P May, p 260

Francis married Grace Josephine Minot on 1886. Grace was born 19 Sep 1859. She died 15 Apr 1911.

BIRTH-MIDDLE NAME-MARRIAGE-DEATH: GENSERV FLEN6BA RIN 18822
S P May, p 260, of Boston

Francis and Grace had the following children:

9371 F i Mary Josephine Amory was born 27 Jun 1887.

BIRTH: GENSERV FLEN6BA RIN 18823

Mary married Living
9372 M ii Living

Living married Living
9373 F iii Grace Amory was born 1891. She died 1892.

BIRTH: GENSERV FLEN6BA RIN 18827

9374 M iv Living

6716. Henry Francis Sears Dr (David , David , David , Daniel , Daniel , Paul , Richard ) was born 8 Jan 1862 in . was buried in , 2775.

S.P. May p. 405 Is a physician

Harvard Univ directory 1910 [c 1879-83 A.B. l 1883-4, m 1884-7 M.D.; A.M.
1888] Beverly

1900 Census Vol 14,262,12,20 - 256 Hale St., Beverly, Essex, MA

Henry married Emily E. Emily was born 1858 in <, MA>.

They had the following children:

9375 M i Edson L Woodbury was born Aug 1880 in , MA.
9376 M ii Stephen E Woodbury was born Aug 1875 in , MA.
+ 9377 F iii Emily E Sears

+ 9378 F iv Jean Sears

+ 9379 M v Henry Sears

6717. Marian Shaw Sears (Frederic Richard , David , David , Daniel , Daniel , Paul , Richard ) was born 14 Feb 1853 in <, MA>. was buried in , 2776.

BIRTH: John W Sears Archive; 1824-1996; ; ; ;

Marian married Charles Taylor Lovering, son of Joseph S Lovering and Mary Taylor, on 14 Nov 1878 in Boston, MA. Charles was born 23 Sep 1846 in Dorchester, MA. He died 9 Feb 1915 in Boston, MA.

BIRTH-DEATH: John W Sears Archive; 1824-1996; ; ; ; Harvard 1868 [H]

Charles and Marian had the following children:

+ 9380 M i Charles Taylor II Lovering

+ 9381 M ii Joseph Swain Lovering

+ 9382 M iii Richard Sears Lovering

9383 F iv Living

6718. Frederic Richard Jr Sears (Frederic Richard , David , David , Daniel , Daniel , Paul , Richard ) was born 1 Mar 1855 in , MA. He died 31 Dec 1939 and was buried in , 2777.

1900 Census Vol 14,264,12,10 Hart St., Beverly, Essex, MA

Harvard Univ directory 1910 [c 1871-5 A.B. b 1876-7] 122 Beacon St, Boston

John W Sears Archive: first American tennis player
BIRTH: also listed as Jan 1856

Mayflower Index: No. 29,948 Frederick R; spouse Eleonora R Coolidge; father Frederick R

Frederic married Eleonora Randolph Coolidge, daughter of Thomas Jefferson Coolidge and Mehitabel Sullivan Appleton, on 18 Jun 1879. Eleonora was born 21 Sep 1856 in , MA. She died 19 Dec 1912.

BIRTH-DEATH: John W Sears Archive; 1824-1996; ; ; ;

Frederic and Eleonora had the following children:

9384 F i Elmira Sears was born 1880 in .
9385 F ii Eleonora Randolph "Eleo" Sears was born 28 Sep 1882 in Boston, MA. She died 26 Mar 1968 in Palm Beach, FL.

John W Sears Archive: she boxed, was a pilot, walked from San Francisco to
Santa Barbara and from Boston to Providence. Never married.

obit-New York Times, 27 Mar 1968, p.37; Eleonora Sears, Pioneer in Women's
Sports, Dies. Leader in Society, Capitals Excelled in Athletics- Won Tennis
Titles -- Palm Beach, Fla. Mar 26(AP)
Eleonora Randolph Sears, who paved the way for women's entrance into sports at the turn of the century, died today at the age of 86 after a brief illness.
A funeral service is scheduled for Monday in Trinity Church in Boston.
All-Round Athlete
In the early days of the century, when sports for proper young ladies seemed
limited to such gentle pursuits as croquet, Eleonora Sears excelled in
horseback riding, tennis, squash, marathon walking and numerous other
activities.
She drove motor cars in the first days of the automobile, was one of the first women to fly in an airplane, became a crack shot with rifle and pistol, sailed yachts with championship skill and indulged in baseball, football and even boxing.
Miss Sears, who was usually called Eleo, was acclaimed as one of the country's greatest women athletes and as one of the most striking sports personalities of her time.
Besides her sports activities, she was acknowledged as a leader of the social world embracing Boston's North Shore, Newport, RI, New York and other capitals [sic] of social splendor.
Miss Sears was the daughter of a wealthy and scoially prominent family, one of Boston's oldest, and was a great-great-grandaughter of Thomas Jefferson. She delighted in startling Boston's Brahmins with her athletic exploits.
With a riding hat pulled down over her face, her hands crammed into the
pockets of her riding breeches and her feet planted firmly apart in low- heeled boots, she presented a boyish appearance. Her figure was slender, but she had the strength and agility of a finely trained athlete.
"It isn't my ambition to be the best dressed woman in Boston," she once
remarked with typical directness. "I think that interest in clothes should be perfectly casual."
Among Best-Dressed
This did not prevent her, however, from being listed as one of the best-gowned women in America in the early part of the century. She frequently appeared splendidly clothed for social affairs in the evening, although she preferred the tweedy tailored clothes of a sportswoman during the day.
Her name was linked romantically with several wealthy social figures in Boston and New York in years past. She was reported to be engaged to in 1911 to Harold S Vanderbilt, the America's Cup yachtsman who invented contract bridge, but she never married.
Miss Sears was a favorite dancing partner of the Duke of Windsor, then the
Prince of Wales, during his 1924 visit to this country. She had known the
future King Edward VIII during her many visits to Britain for squash and tennis competitions.
She was women's national doubles tennis champion four times, twice with Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman and twice with Molla Bjurstd Mallory, and she was mixed doubles champin [sic] with Willis Davis. This was in the period that spanned World War I.
Miss Sears, who was twice a finalist in the national tennis singles, won the
national squash racquets championship and was capain of the United States
international squash racquets team. She was also president of the national
women's squash racquets association.
Horses, however, remained the principal preoccupation of her life. She was an expert rider and jumper who maintained a championship stable of show horses as well as a string of racers. She rode about four hours a day during much of her adult life.
Miss Sears caused a sartorial sensation when she appeared in riding trousers
as one of the first women to ride astride before World War I. It was
considered so sinful that sermons were preached against her, a fact that only
caused her to chuckle.
For several decades, her horses won blue ribbons almost every year at the
National Horse Show in Madison Square Garden. She frequently rode her own
horses in the show.
Her marathon walking attracted wide attention in the 1920's as she hiked from Providence to Boston, from Fontainebleu to paris and completed similar
expeditions. In 1925, she walked 44 miles from Providence to Boston in 11
hours and 5 minutes.
She completed the Providence to Boston walk in 9 hours and 53 minutes the
following year. Her walking outfit included a black woolen skirt and jacket,
thin woolen stockings with short woolen socks over them and heavy shoes that
were cut low. The outfit was topped by a sports hat of white felt.
Miss Sears was born in Boston on Sept. 28, 1881, the daughter of Frederick
Richard Sears, whose family had acquired wealth in shipping and real estate.
It was on her mother's side that she was descended from Jefferson. Her
mother's father was Thomas Jefferson Coolidge, Minister to France.
Her interest in sports was early and enduring. It resulted in the
accumulation of over 240 trophies. It also gave her a deeply tanned complexion that seemed to glow with health and vigor.
"I began excercising the first time I fell out of my crib," MIss Sears once
remarked.
In Newport, she once swam the five miles from Bailey's Beach to French Beach.
She also organized a polo team that beat a men's team. Her marathon walking
extended into the 1930's, when she was middle-aged.
Miss Sears continued to operate a stable of thoroughbred horses at her estate in Prides Crossing, Mass.
"Saratoga's been going on forever," she remarked not long ago, "but it's not
half as good as it used to be."

Mayflower Index: No. 29,934 Eleonora R; father Frederick R
9386 M iii Frederick Richard III Sears was born 30 Mar 1881 in Boston, MA.

Harvard Univ directory shows Frederick Jr (prob because grandfather died) 1910 [1897-1901 A.B. Fin] 122 Beacon St, Boston (living with father); D.S.P.

Frederick married Living

6720. Richard Dudley Sears (Frederic Richard , David , David , Daniel , Daniel , Paul , Richard ) was born 26 Oct 1861 in <, MA>. He died 8 Apr 1943 and was buried in , 2779.

Grad Harvard Univ [c1879-83 A.B.]1910 directory-232 Beacon St, Boston
US National Tennis Champion 1881-7

Biography and Genealogy Master Index, 2d ed, Gale Research, ISBN 0-8103-1094-5,
p141; DcAmB S3

Richard married Eleanor M Cochrane, daughter of Hugh COCHRAN and Margaret Rae, on 24 Nov 1891 in Boston, MA. Eleanor was born 1870 in .

They had the following children:

+ 9387 M i Living

+ 9388 F ii Miriam Sears

6721. Philip Shelton Sears (Frederic Richard , David , David , Daniel , Daniel , Paul , Richard ) was born 12 Nov 1867 in , MA. He died 10 Mar 1953 in Brookline, MA and was buried in , 2780.

Harvard univ directory 1910 [c1885-9 A.B.; LLB] 53 State St, Boston

Who Was Who, LLB 1892, Practiced law til 1898 then sculptor - statue of Sen
Lodge in the statehouse

Biography and Genealogy Master Index, 2d ed, Gale Research, ISBN 0-8103-1094-5,p141; IlBEAAW, WhAm 3

Philip married Mary Cabot Higginson, daughter of Francis Lee Higginson, on 2 Feb 1898 in Boston, MA. Mary was born 1877 in .

They had the following children:

+ 9389 M i Philip Mason "Mason" Sears

9390 M ii Living

6722. Herbert Mason Sears (Frederic Richard , David , David , Daniel , Daniel , Paul , Richard ) was born Nov 1867 in , MA. He died 1942 and was buried in , 2781.

Harvard Univ directory 1910 grad with twin brother [c1885-9 A.B. Trustee] 53
State St, Boston

gemini

Biography and Genealogy Master Index, 2d ed, Gale Research, ISBN 0-8103-1094-5,
p140; WhAm 2

Herbert married Caroline B Bartlett on 2 Jun 1891 in Boston, MA. Caroline was born Sep 1870 in , MA. She died 17 Jan 1908 in Regis Hotel, NY.

S.P. May p.519 SP May handnotes

Herbert and Caroline had the following children:

9391 F i Living
9392 F ii Living
9393 F iii Living
9394 F iv Living

Surname List | Name Index

9358	F	i	Caroline Brewer Amory was born 18 Mar 1861. BIRTH-DEATH: GENSERV FLEN6BA RIN 18792
			Caroline married George Lyman on 26 Apr 1881. George was born 13 Dec 1850. BIRTH-DEATH: GENSERV FLEN6BA RIN 18793
9359	F	ii	Anna Sears Amory was born 3 Jan 1866. She died 13 Nov 1901. BIRTH-DEATH: GENSERV FLEN6BA RIN 18794
			Anna married George F Weld on 16 May 1898. BIRTH-DEATH: GENSERV FLEN6BA RIN 18795

	9351	M	i	Edmund Clement was born 10 Dec 1832 in Lincoln, Penobscot, ME. He died 5 Jun 1889 in Levant, Penobscot, ME. BIRTH: ROOTS III GEDCOM; 1993; John C Clement, Denver, CO; ; ; BIRT SOUR @S14@ DEAT SOUR @S14@
				Edmund married (1) Anna P Towle about 1860. Anna was born 1842 in Wolfeborough, NH. She died before 1870. BIRTH: ROOTS III GEDCOM; 1993; John C Clement, Denver, CO; ; ; BIRT SOUR @S14@ DEAT SOUR @S14@
				Edmund also married (2) Anna T Fogg on 5 Mar 1870 in Levant, Penobscot, Maine. Anna was born 25 Apr 1847 in Palmyra, ME. She died after 1919. BIRTH: ROOTS III GEDCOM; 1993; John C Clement, Denver, CO; ; ; BIRT SOUR @S14@ DEAT SOUR @S14@ @R124@ TITL Report of_the Death of_an American_Citizen ABBR Report of Death
	9352	M	ii	Charles L Clement was born 1834 in Lincoln, Penobscot, ME. He died 1 Jan 1881 in Monroe, ME. BIRTH: ROOTS III GEDCOM; 1993; John C Clement, Denver, CO; ; ; BIRT SOUR @S14@ DEAT SOUR @S14@
				Charles married (1) Mary Davis about 1858.
				Charles also married (2) Emma L Garland on 27 Feb 1878. Emma was born 1847. She died after 1880. BIRTH: ROOTS III GEDCOM; 1993; John C Clement, Denver, CO; ; ; BIRT SOUR @S14@ DEAT SOUR @S14@
+	9353	M	iii	George Milford Clement
	9354	M	iv	John Carr Clement was born 1838. He died 1868. BIRTH: ROOTS III GEDCOM; 1993; John C Clement, Denver, CO; ; ; BIRT SOUR @S10@ DEAT SOUR @S10@
				John married Living
	9355	M	v	Daniel W Clement was born 1842. BIRTH: ROOTS III GEDCOM; 1993; John C Clement, Denver, CO; ; ; BIRT SOUR @S10@
	9356	M	vi	Albert Clement was born 1845 in Kenduskeag, Penobscot, ME. He died 1873 in Kenduskeag, Penobscot, ME. BIRTH: ROOTS III GEDCOM; 1993; John C Clement, Denver, CO; ; ; BIRT SOUR @S13@ DEAT SOUR @S13@
				Albert married Ella D Shepard about 1868. Ella was born 12 Jun 1851 in Garland, Penobscot, ME. BIRTH: ROOTS III GEDCOM; 1993; John C Clement, Denver, CO; ; ; BIRT SOUR @S13@
	9357	M	vii	Abner Forrest Clement was born 1 Apr 1847 in Kenduskeag, Penobscot, ME. He died after 1920. BIRTH: ROOTS III GEDCOM; 1993; John C Clement, Denver, CO; ; ; BIRT SOUR @S13@ DEAT SOUR @S13@
				Abner married (1) Melissa Towle about 1870. Melissa died 13 Jun 1874. BIRTH: ROOTS III GEDCOM; 1993; John C Clement, Denver, CO; ; ; DEAT SOUR @S13@
				Abner also married (2) Dora Edwina Averill on 3 Oct 1875 in Winterport, Waldo, Maine. Dora was born 27 Nov 1858 in Bangor, Penobscot, ME. She died after 1920. BIRTH: ROOTS III GEDCOM; 1993; John C Clement, Denver, CO; ; ; BIRT SOUR @S13@ DEAT SOUR @S13@

	9361	M	i	Joseph Peabody Jr Gardner was born 1861. He died 1886. BIRTH-SPOUSE-DEATH: GENSERV FLEN6BA RIN 18798
	9362	M	ii	William Amory Gardner was born 3 Dec 1863. BIRTH-SPOUSE-DEATH: GENSERV FLEN6BA RIN 18799
+	9363	M	iii	Augustus Peabody Gardner

+	9364	F	i	Harriet Amory Anderson
+	9365	F	ii	Ellen Sears Anderson
+	9366	F	iii	Anna Drummett Anderson

	9367	M	i	William Amory was born 19 Sep 1869. BIRTH-SPOUSE: GENSERV FLEN6BA RIN 18832
				William married Mary Remington Stockton on 14 Oct 1903. SPOUSE: GENSERV FLEN6BA RIN 18832
+	9368	F	ii	Clara Amory
	9369	M	iii	George Gardner Amory was born 22 Jun 1874. BIRTH: GENSERV FLEN6BA RIN 18840
+	9370	F	iv	Dorothy Amory

9371	F	i	Mary Josephine Amory was born 27 Jun 1887. BIRTH: GENSERV FLEN6BA RIN 18823
			Mary married Living
9372	M	ii	Living
			Living married Living
9373	F	iii	Grace Amory was born 1891. She died 1892. BIRTH: GENSERV FLEN6BA RIN 18827
9374	M	iv	Living

	9375	M	i	Edson L Woodbury was born Aug 1880 in , MA.
	9376	M	ii	Stephen E Woodbury was born Aug 1875 in , MA.
+	9377	F	iii	Emily E Sears
+	9378	F	iv	Jean Sears
+	9379	M	v	Henry Sears

+	9380	M	i	Charles Taylor II Lovering
+	9381	M	ii	Joseph Swain Lovering
+	9382	M	iii	Richard Sears Lovering
	9383	F	iv	Living

9384	F	i	Elmira Sears was born 1880 in .
9385	F	ii	Eleonora Randolph "Eleo" Sears was born 28 Sep 1882 in Boston, MA. She died 26 Mar 1968 in Palm Beach, FL. John W Sears Archive: she boxed, was a pilot, walked from San Francisco to Santa Barbara and from Boston to Providence. Never married. obit-New York Times, 27 Mar 1968, p.37; Eleonora Sears, Pioneer in Women's Sports, Dies. Leader in Society, Capitals Excelled in Athletics- Won Tennis Titles -- Palm Beach, Fla. Mar 26(AP) Eleonora Randolph Sears, who paved the way for women's entrance into sports at the turn of the century, died today at the age of 86 after a brief illness. A funeral service is scheduled for Monday in Trinity Church in Boston. All-Round Athlete In the early days of the century, when sports for proper young ladies seemed limited to such gentle pursuits as croquet, Eleonora Sears excelled in horseback riding, tennis, squash, marathon walking and numerous other activities. She drove motor cars in the first days of the automobile, was one of the first women to fly in an airplane, became a crack shot with rifle and pistol, sailed yachts with championship skill and indulged in baseball, football and even boxing. Miss Sears, who was usually called Eleo, was acclaimed as one of the country's greatest women athletes and as one of the most striking sports personalities of her time. Besides her sports activities, she was acknowledged as a leader of the social world embracing Boston's North Shore, Newport, RI, New York and other capitals [sic] of social splendor. Miss Sears was the daughter of a wealthy and scoially prominent family, one of Boston's oldest, and was a great-great-grandaughter of Thomas Jefferson. She delighted in startling Boston's Brahmins with her athletic exploits. With a riding hat pulled down over her face, her hands crammed into the pockets of her riding breeches and her feet planted firmly apart in low- heeled boots, she presented a boyish appearance. Her figure was slender, but she had the strength and agility of a finely trained athlete. "It isn't my ambition to be the best dressed woman in Boston," she once remarked with typical directness. "I think that interest in clothes should be perfectly casual." Among Best-Dressed This did not prevent her, however, from being listed as one of the best-gowned women in America in the early part of the century. She frequently appeared splendidly clothed for social affairs in the evening, although she preferred the tweedy tailored clothes of a sportswoman during the day. Her name was linked romantically with several wealthy social figures in Boston and New York in years past. She was reported to be engaged to in 1911 to Harold S Vanderbilt, the America's Cup yachtsman who invented contract bridge, but she never married. Miss Sears was a favorite dancing partner of the Duke of Windsor, then the Prince of Wales, during his 1924 visit to this country. She had known the future King Edward VIII during her many visits to Britain for squash and tennis competitions. She was women's national doubles tennis champion four times, twice with Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman and twice with Molla Bjurstd Mallory, and she was mixed doubles champin [sic] with Willis Davis. This was in the period that spanned World War I. Miss Sears, who was twice a finalist in the national tennis singles, won the national squash racquets championship and was capain of the United States international squash racquets team. She was also president of the national women's squash racquets association. Horses, however, remained the principal preoccupation of her life. She was an expert rider and jumper who maintained a championship stable of show horses as well as a string of racers. She rode about four hours a day during much of her adult life. Miss Sears caused a sartorial sensation when she appeared in riding trousers as one of the first women to ride astride before World War I. It was considered so sinful that sermons were preached against her, a fact that only caused her to chuckle. For several decades, her horses won blue ribbons almost every year at the National Horse Show in Madison Square Garden. She frequently rode her own horses in the show. Her marathon walking attracted wide attention in the 1920's as she hiked from Providence to Boston, from Fontainebleu to paris and completed similar expeditions. In 1925, she walked 44 miles from Providence to Boston in 11 hours and 5 minutes. She completed the Providence to Boston walk in 9 hours and 53 minutes the following year. Her walking outfit included a black woolen skirt and jacket, thin woolen stockings with short woolen socks over them and heavy shoes that were cut low. The outfit was topped by a sports hat of white felt. Miss Sears was born in Boston on Sept. 28, 1881, the daughter of Frederick Richard Sears, whose family had acquired wealth in shipping and real estate. It was on her mother's side that she was descended from Jefferson. Her mother's father was Thomas Jefferson Coolidge, Minister to France. Her interest in sports was early and enduring. It resulted in the accumulation of over 240 trophies. It also gave her a deeply tanned complexion that seemed to glow with health and vigor. "I began excercising the first time I fell out of my crib," MIss Sears once remarked. In Newport, she once swam the five miles from Bailey's Beach to French Beach. She also organized a polo team that beat a men's team. Her marathon walking extended into the 1930's, when she was middle-aged. Miss Sears continued to operate a stable of thoroughbred horses at her estate in Prides Crossing, Mass. "Saratoga's been going on forever," she remarked not long ago, "but it's not half as good as it used to be." Mayflower Index: No. 29,934 Eleonora R; father Frederick R
9386	M	iii	Frederick Richard III Sears was born 30 Mar 1881 in Boston, MA. Harvard Univ directory shows Frederick Jr (prob because grandfather died) 1910 [1897-1901 A.B. Fin] 122 Beacon St, Boston (living with father); D.S.P.
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