Beverly Joyce BROWN

!LIVING
Beverly grew up in Lincoln, Nebraska and graduated from high school there
with perfect grades. She attended Antioch College, paid for with popcorn
Louis Brown planted along roads. In Antioch she had the opportunity to
work in many jobs as part of her education. She worked at a newspaper,
a factory and a number of other jobs. She lived in the same dorm as
Coretta King, future wife of John Luther King. She married Jon McConnell
in Fremont after giving a couple of days notice. She lived in Washington
D.C. and then moved to Oregon where she helped support the family while
her husband finished a law degree. In Pullman she cared for her children
and also other children to help support the family. During the Johnson
Administration, she worked in a church group and started the first Migrant
Day Care program approved in the U.S. She was soon hired by the U.S.
Government to travel throughout the country and assist others in creating
Day Care programs. This led to a lifetime career where she worked as an
employee and consultant getting grants for education and doing evaluations
of educational programs. She set up an outstandingly successful program
where migrant para-professionals traveled with their students as the students
moved from Texas to Washington following the harvests. The program helped
the migrants perform above grade level while previously they usually dropped
out of school at an early age. Many of the program she started were dis-
continued when Nixon and Reagan worked to dismantle programs throughout the
country that helped people. Beverly finished a PHD in educational measure-
ment when she was about 50. She has won awards for outstanding achievement
including the WSU outstanding alumni award. She helped start the company
Unifine Milling, a company that makes whole wheat flour using a unique process
where the grain is exploded instead of stone ground. This results in a
whole wheat flour that is nutricious, excellent for baking bread and that
has a long shelf life.

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Joseph CHAMBERLIN

Father: Joseph CHAMBERLIN
Mother: Eunice AMSDEN 

                      _Joseph CHAMBERLIN _
 _Joseph CHAMBERLIN _|
|                    |_Lydia SMITH _______
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|--Joseph CHAMBERLIN 
|
|                     _John AMSDEN _______
|_Eunice AMSDEN _____|
                     |_Mary COWLES _______
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John ENDICOTT

Father: James L. ENDICOTT
Mother: Hannah HOLDZKUM 

                      _John ENDICOTT _
 _James L. ENDICOTT _|
|                    |_Jemima MORSE __
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|--John ENDICOTT 
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|                     ________________
|_Hannah HOLDZKUM ___|
                     |________________
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Eva Fidelia GOFF

Father: Henry Knox GOFF
Mother: Mary Adeline KING 

                      _Harlow GOFF ____
 _Henry Knox GOFF ___|
|                    |_Mary Ann KNOX __
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|--Eva Fidelia GOFF 
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|                     _Harvey D. KING _
|_Mary Adeline KING _|
                     |_Unknown _____ __
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Christian HARLAND

Father: Thomas HARLAND
Mother: Katherine BULLOCK 

                      _James HARLAND __
 _Thomas HARLAND ____|
|                    |_________________
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|--Christian HARLAND 
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|                     _George BULLOCK _
|_Katherine BULLOCK _|
                     |_Unknown _____ __
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Elizabeth WATERMAN

Family 1: John BROOKE
  1. Joane BROOKE
  2. William BROOKE
  3. John BROOKE
  4. Susan BROOKE
  5. Margaret BROOKE
  6. Elizabeth BROOKE
  7. John BROOKE
  8. Mary BROOKE
  9. Robert BROOKE
  10. Katherine BROOKE
  11. Thomas BROOKE
  12. Sara BROOKE 
    __
 __|
|  |__
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|--Elizabeth WATERMAN 
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|   __
|__|
   |__
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Notes

The American Genealogist, Oct 1979, V. 55 #4 "The Brookes of London Maternal
Ancestors of Nathaniel and Joshua Foote," by Janis Green Valore, Myrtle
Johan and Roberge. P. 201 shows the will of Elizabeth Brooke, mentions
daughters Johan Boote, Margaret Foote, Katheren Floode, Sarah Storye,
sau-in-law Mary Brooke, and more.

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Jesse WILCOXON

Father: Thomas WILCOXON
Mother: Ruth LITTON?

Family 1: Elizabeth CLAGGET
  1. Ruth WILCOXON
  2. Thomas Claggett WILCOXON
  3. Jesse Claggett WILCOXON
  4. Ann Magruder WILCOXON
  5. Elizabeth Claggett WILCOXON
  6. William WILCOXON
  7. Mary Eleanor WILCOXON
  8. Lewis WILCOXON
  9. James Edmonston WILCOXON
  10. John Townshand WILCOXON
  11. Margaret Ann WILCOXON
  12. Deborah WILCOXON
  13. Horatio WILCOXON 
                    _John WILLCOXEN _
 _Thomas WILCOXON _|
|                  |_Magdalen _____ _
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|--Jesse WILCOXON 
|
|                   _________________
|_Ruth LITTON? ____|
                   |_________________
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Notes

From David Wilcoxon's records:
Jesse Wilcoxon and his wife Elizabeth Claggett resided on an acreage called
"Bachelor's Choice," consisting of 77 1/4 acres. (NGSQ, July 1917, V. 6,N.
2, pp 44-45)

Captain Jesse Wilcoxon served in the Revolutionary War Nov. 20, 1776 to
Aug. 4, 1780.
Ref's:
"Maryland Revolutionary War Commissions-- Military Officers," p. 141.
"Maryland Records" by G.M. Brumbaugh, Vol II, pg. 408.
NSDAR

This Jesse Wilcoxon, the Claggets, and Magruders were very prominent and
there is much history on them in many publications.
per Eula Geane Bougsty

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