bullet Marcy FOUNTAIN(2) was born on 15 Nov 1666 in Manoakin, Somerset Co, MD. He died in Apr 1727 in Manoakin, Somerset Co, MD.

He was married to Mary BOZMAN on 14 Sep 1686 in Somerset Co, MD. Children were: Thomas FOUNTAIN , Nicholas FOUNTAIN, John FOUNTAIN, Bridget FOUNTAIN, Grace FOUNTAIN, Esther FOUNTAIN, Samuel FOUNTAIN, Sarah FOUNTAIN, Priscilla FOUNTAIN, Hannah FOUNTAIN, Baly FOUNTAIN, Elizabeth FOUNTAIN.

bullet Nicholas FOUNTAIN Parents: Marcy FOUNTAIN and Mary BOZMAN.

bullet Priscilla FOUNTAIN Parents: Marcy FOUNTAIN and Mary BOZMAN.

bullet Samuel FOUNTAIN Parents: Marcy FOUNTAIN and Mary BOZMAN.

bullet Sarah FOUNTAIN Parents: Marcy FOUNTAIN and Mary BOZMAN.

She was married to Daniel MADDUX about 1731.

bullet Thomas FOUNTAIN Parents: Marcy FOUNTAIN and Mary BOZMAN.

bullet Gideon FREEBORN

He was married to Sarah BROWNELL on 1 Jun 1658.

bullet Bethiah (Mary) FULLER(31) was born about 1756 in <VT>. Parents: Ebenezer FULLER and Mary (Mercy) CUTLER.

She was married to John PERKINS about 1775 in <VT>. Children were: Betsy PERKINS , Sally PERKINS.

bullet Ebenezer FULLER was born between 1720 and 1735 in Rockingham Twp., Windham Co, VT. Parents: John FULLER and Bethiah COLBURN.

He was married to Mary (Mercy) CUTLER about 1755 in <VT>. Children were: Bethiah (Mary) FULLER.

bullet John FULLER

He was married to Bethiah COLBURN between 1720 and 1730 in Rockingham Twp., Windham Co, VT. Children were: Ebenezer FULLER.

bullet Charles Frank GAGE (Private).

bulletMattie E. GAINSLEY.

She was married to Fred D. BURROWS on 15 Dec 1906 in Chicago, Cook Co, IL. Children were: Florence BURROWS, Fred BURROWS.

bullet Lydia GARDINER(1)

She was married to STEPHEN WILCOX on 16 Apr 1744.(1) Marriage data is same as Stephen Wilcox, Son of Stephen Wilcox & Elizabeth Crandall. Needs reconcilement. Children were: Alice WILCOX.

bullet Charles GARDNER

He was married to Roas (Rose) ZULAUF on 14 Oct 1903 in NE.

bullet Edward A GARDNER

He was married to Maud ZULAUF.

bullet Anne Nancy GAROUTTE(37) was born on 29 Apr 1782 in NJ. She died on 10 Jul 1820. Parents: Michael Antoine GAROUTTE and Sophia SMITH.

She was married to Jeremiah PETERSON on 8 Dec 1805 in NJ.

bullet Antoine GAROUTTE

He was married to Anne DE LASCOUR. Children were: Michael Antoine GAROUTTE.

bullet Bethia GAROUTTE was born on 20 Oct 1786 in Pemberton, NJ. She died about 1855. Parents: Michael Antoine GAROUTTE and Sophia SMITH.

She was married to Archibald MCAFEE on 10 Dec 1806 in Pleasant Hill, Burlington Co., NJ. (105)

bullet Charlotte GAROUTTE(37) was born on 26 Jun 1788 in NJ. She died on 22 Aug 1810. Parents: Michael Antoine GAROUTTE and Sophia SMITH.

She was married to Henry (Harry) DAYTON on 1 Jan 1806 in NJ.

bullet Charlotte GAROUTTE(37) was born on 26 Feb 1816 in Glassboro, Gloucester, NJ. She died on 5 Dec 1870 in New Carlisle, St. Joseph, IN. Parents: James SMITH GAROUTTE and Mary BABINGTON.

She was married to William WHITE .

bullet David Anthony GAROUTTE(37) was born on 20 Nov 1800 in NJ. He died in 1861 in Greene Co., MO. Parents: Michael Antoine GAROUTTE and Sophia SMITH.

He was married to Margaret F EGGMAN on 4 Feb 1823 in NJ.

He was married to Margaret Sarah REYNOLDS on 13 Dec 1855 in Greene Co., MO.

bullet Eliza GAROUTTE was born on 28 Aug 1814 in Glassboro, Gloucester, NJ. Parents: James SMITH GAROUTTE and Mary BABINGTON.

bullet Eliza Ann GAROUTTE(38) was born on 21 Jul 1802 in Burlington Co., NJ. She died on 22 Nov 1869 in Greene Co., TN. Parents: Michael Antoine GAROUTTE and Sophia SMITH.

She was married to Charles LOVETT on 4 May 1826 in NJ.

bullet James SMITH GAROUTTE(38) (37) was born on 22 Jul 1792 in Pemberton, NJ. He died on 30 Mar 1835 in Greene Co., MO.(38) (37) ***************
!"The Michael Garoutte Story", KANSAS TREE SEARCHERS QUARTERLY, Vol. 5,
#3, July 1963, page 69:

James Smith Garoutte had 11 children, He moved from New Jersey to Green
County, Missouri, where he is buried.

1. James Smith (line of Toy Nelson Moore) was the second son of Michael
and Sophia (Smith) Garoutte. He was born in NJ 22 July 1792, died 30
November 1876, buried in the Garoutte Cemetery in Greene County, MO. He
married Mary Babington, born 27 Geb 1795, died 16 February 1831, buried
in Hamilton Cemetery, New Carlisle, IN. The family lived at Tuckahoe
and Pleasant Mills, NJ, moving to Duck Creek, Washington County, Ohio,
about 1820. The moved to St. Joseph County, IN, in 1830, where in
February 1831, on rolling prairie Mary (Babington) Garoutte was frozen
to death as she was returning from visiting a sick neighbor. Her little
children were tenderly cared for by the women of a camp of friendly
Indians located nearby until Spring. Then James Smith Garoutte took
them back to his relatives in Ohio. From there in 1837 he and his
family moved to Greene County, MO, and settled about 20 miles west of
Springfield in Pond Creek Township. Mr. Garoutte owned a large farm and
gave the land for the Garoutte Cemetery, about half a mile south of his
home. After the death of his wife, he remarried, but we have no record
of his second wife's name, birth or death. He died at the age of 84
years.

!From HISTORY OF ST. JOSEPH COUNTY IN, Chas Chapman, p 777:
T.J. Garoutte, merchant, New Carlisle, was born in Ohio, Dec. 19, 1823,
and is the son of James S. and Mary (Babington) Garoutte, natives of the
United States, the former of Irish descent and the later of English...
His [T.J.'s] father was a man of more than ordinary ability, and lived
to be 84 years of age. His grandfather was educated for a Catholic
priest.


Parents: Michael Antoine GAROUTTE and Sophia SMITH.

He was married to Charlotte RECORD after Feb 1831 in OH.(38) Children were: Mary J GAROUTTE, Silas GAROUTTE .

He was married to Mary BABINGTON about 1813 in OH.(38) Children were: Eliza GAROUTTE, Charlotte GAROUTTE, Sophia GAROUTTE, William Babinton GAROUTTE, Nancy GAROUTTE, Thomas Jefferson GAROUTTE, Jeremiah Monahan GAROUTTE, James Smith Jr GAROUTTE , Michael GAROUTTE.

bullet James Smith Jr GAROUTTE(37) was born on 30 Oct 1827 in Washington CO, OH. He died on 27 Sep 1912 in CA. Parents: James SMITH GAROUTTE and Mary BABINGTON.

He was married to Matilda Jane COWDEN about 1856.

He was married to Anne Morgan PRICE on 26 Aug 1870.

bullet Jeremiah Monahan GAROUTTE(37) (38) was born on 17 Nov 1825 in Washington CO, OH. He died on 14 Sep 1916 in Alameda, Alameda Co., CA. Parents: James SMITH GAROUTTE and Mary BABINGTON.

He was married to Mary Jane PEDLAR on 24 Jan 1854 in Yolo Co, CA.

bullet John Sheridan GAROUTTE(37) was born on 5 Aug 1794 in Glassboro, Gloucester, NJ. He died on 28 Aug 1883 in westboro, Clinton Co., OH. Parents: Michael Antoine GAROUTTE and Sophia SMITH.

He was married to Elizabeth JONES on 1 Dec 1817 in NJ.

bullet Martha GAROUTTE(37) was born on 24 Jul 1779 in NJ. Parents: Michael Antoine GAROUTTE and Sophia SMITH.

She was married to William DAYTON on 9 Jul 1798 in NJ.(38)

bullet Mary B (Molly) GAROUTTE(37) was born on 12 Apr 1798 in NJ. born a twin She died on 8 Jan 1880 in NJ. Parents: Michael Antoine GAROUTTE and Sophia SMITH.

She was married to Mary B (Molly) EARLING.

bullet Mary J GAROUTTE was born on 19 Oct 1835 in Washington, OH. She died on 16 Feb 1896 in Greene Co., MO. Parents: James SMITH GAROUTTE and Charlotte RECORD.

She was married to Thomas Nathan REYNOLDS on 17 Jul 1856 in Greene Co., MO. Children were: Amanda Elizabeth REYNOLDS, Minerva Abagail REYNOLDS.

She was married to Luke RUCKMAN about 1863.

bullet Michael GAROUTTE(37) was born on 17 Feb 1784 in Gloucester Co., NJ. He died on 31 Mar 1853 in Lynchburg, Highland Co., OH. Parents: Michael Antoine GAROUTTE and Sophia SMITH.

He was married to Elizabeth SMITH .

He was married to Sarah PETERSON 23 Apr NJ.

bullet Michael GAROUTTE was born on 25 Dec 1829 in Washington CO, OH. He died in Sacramento Co, CA. Parents: James SMITH GAROUTTE and Mary BABINGTON.

bullet Michael Antoine GAROUTTE(38) (37) was born on 12 Apr 1750 in Marseilles, France. (105) He died on 29 Apr 1829 in Pemberton, NJ. (105)(38) Michael Garoutte was highly education, supposedly for the priesthood,
and attended the same military schools as LaFayette, who was his close
friend. In 1775 at the age of 25, Michael Garoutte outfitted his own
ship and left his home in Marseilles, coming to America to aid the
colonies in their fight for freedom. He landed on the New Jersey coast,
probably near Pleasant Mills, and during the early years of the
Revolution was of great assistance to the colonial government, the
tradition being handed down in the family that he lent money and
outfitted and manned several ships which he gave to the government.
Because of the destruction of the New Jersey Archives covering this
period, no documentary proof of this remains. One of his ships was
burned and sunk by the British at or near Sand Point, on the Mullica
River, and another is said to have been burned at Quebec. He was a
volunteer officer on the brig ENTERPRISE and on the sloop-of-war RACE
HORSE.

Michael was once riding with some American and French officers when they
met a party of British officers. In the fight that followed, Michael
was wounded in the head and left for dead. An old Quaker, James Smith,
who happened to be passing in a wagon, saw signs of life and carried him
to his home, where he was nursed back to health. Michael later married
(Oct 26 1778, at Pleasant Mills, NJ) Sophia Smith, the daughter of his
benefactor. James Smith lived in Egg Harbor Township, Gloster County,
NJ, and his 1781 tax receipts show he owned 125 acres, one horse, four
cows and a sawmill. Sophia (Smith) Garoutte had one sister Berthia, b
1754, d 1783, who married a Mr. Gale, and two brothers, James Smith,
Jr., and Isaac Smith. Sophia's father, James, was an innkeeper, men
appointed as of good morals who could report to the settlement whether
or not guests at the inn were apt to be desirable members of the
community.

Michael and Sophia Garoutte spent their married life in NJ, living at
Pleasant Mill and Tuckahoe. They had 13 children, all born in NJ, and
two of their sons served in the War of 1812, enlisting in Burlington
County, NJ. Michael died at Pemberton, NJ in 1829 and is buried there.

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>From Ron Crawford:
Mike tells me that Michael Antoine attended school in Paris with the
future Marquis de Lafayette, and they became friends. When Lafayette
decided to come to America to fight for the new USA, Michael Antoine
came over with three of his family's ships, outfitted to fight at his
expense. He obtained letters of marque from the Continental Government
and fought at sea as a privateer for some time. At some point in time,
he also came ashore and fought on land. He was wounded in NJ, and taken
to a tavern near Philadelphia, owned by James Smith, Sophia's father.
She nursed him back to health, and they were later married. Gives us
another entry to DAR/SAR. Plus, Michael Antoine and his sons qualified
for the Society of the Cincinnati, which still exists, and I hope to
check their holdings on them. Sure there's much more interesting
history there! The Garouttes, of course, were also connected to landed
gentry families around Marseilles, and that's another place we might
look to at some time in the future.

******************

"The Michael Garoutte Story", KANSAS TREE SEARCHERS QUARTERLY, Vol. 5,
#3, July 1963, page 69:

"We know definitely that Michael Garoutte lived in NJ from the time he
landed in this country until his death in 1829; that all of his 13
children were born and married in NJ; that all his sons migrated to the
west -- Ohio, Indiana, Missouri and Iowa: and that after his wife's
death, according to notations in his Bible, he visited among his
children.

*******************

>From HISTORY OF ST. JOSEPH COUNTY IN, Chas Chapman, p 777:

T.J. Garoutte, merchant, New Carlisle, was born in Ohio, Dec. 19, 1823,
and is the son of James S. and Mary (Babington) Garoutte, natives of the
United States, the former of Irish descent and the later of English...
His grandfather was educated for a Catholic priest.

*******************

>From IRON IN THE PIPES: The Story of New Jersey's Ghost Towns and Bog
Iron, pp 203-204, Arthur D. Pierce, Rutgers University Press, New
Brunswick, New Jersey, 1957:
Despite the economic ups-and-downs of the cotton mill. the community had
expanded as more housing had been required for its employees and for
some of the ironworkers from Batsto. In 1854 there were 22 tenant
cottages, a "large store", and a tavern on the Pleasant Mills tract
itself, in addition to the Elijah Clark House. Earlier the tavern had
been kept by Michael Garoutte, about whom a romantic story is told. A
Frenchman, he had followed LaFayette to America to help the colonial
cause in the Revolution. After a skirmish in the Mullica region,
Garoutte had been left for dead by his comrades. He was discovered to
be alive by a girl from Pleasant Mills, who got him to her home and
nursed him back to health. In story-book fashion, he married her, and
they settled down in a house near the old millpond. In 1825 Garoutte
established a stage line to run from "Joseph English's Ferry, Camden, to
Leeds Point, opposite Bearmore's Beach, which is the most convenient
place at all times to pass to Long Beach, Tucker's Beach or
Brigantine." Garoutte adertised that his stages left Camden at 7:00
every morning, passing through Haddonfield and Long-a-Coming and halting
at Pleasant Mills for night loging -- at his own tavern, ofcourse! These
stages, the advertisement promised, reached Leeds Point "in time to pass
to any of the Beaches the next day." The fare was "the same as on the
Tuckerton route", which was $2. The "Tuckerton route" referred to ran
over the old Tuckerton Road, through Washington, about five miles north
of Pleasant Mills. These Leeds Point stages continued to run for many
years.

***************************************

!Birth and death dates from The French and American History of Michael
Garoutte and His Descendants revised by Ellan Douglas Thiesen, Salem,
Oregon, 1985, FHL US/CAN 929.273 G19a 1985.

or Library of Congress: 86-117264: Thiesen, Ellan Douglas. The French
and American history of Michael Garoutte and his descendants / 3rd ed.
Salem, Or. (1935 Banyan Ct., N.W., Salem 97304) : E.D. Thiesen, 1985.
lviii, 394 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 24 cm. -- LC CALL NUMBER: CS71.G236
1985

Mrs. Thiesen writes:
"It is generally understood that Michael was educated for the priesthood
and that he attended the same military schools as Lafayette, and that he
was highly educated. It is a fact that they were close friends, and at
the age of 25, in the year 1775, Michael Garoutte outfitted his own ship
and left his home in Marseilles and came to America to aid the Colonies
in gaining their independence."

"In 1775, Michael Garoutte outfitted one or two ships at Marseilles, at
his own expense and brought a large number of men to America to aid the
Colonists in their fight for freedom. He landed on the New Jersey shore,
probably near Pleasant Mills, and during the early years of the
Revolutionary War he assisted the colonial government. On account of the
burning of the New Jersey Archives covering this war period, we are
unable to obtain an authentic record of his help to the government but
it has been handed down and generally understood that he loaned money to
the government and outfitted and manned ships which he gave to the
government. One ship was burned and sunk by the British at the Mullica
river, at or near a place called Sand Point. A part of the wreck could
be seen at low tide within the last few years. One ship is said to have
been burned at Quebec. He was a volunteer officer on the brig
'Enterprise' and the sloop of war 'Race Horse'.

"Michael Garoutte was riding with a party of American and French
officers during fighting when they met a party of British officers. In
the fight that followed, Michael was wounded in the head and left for
dead. An old Quaker passing by with his wagon saw signs of life, carried
him home and nursed him back to life,
and Michael married his daughter, Sophia Smith."

"He never received a pension. The records of the Pension Bureau at
Washington, D.C. show that the pension he asked for was refused because
his service was on private ships instead of ships of the Continental
Government."

********************
"The Michael Garoutte Story", KANSAS TREE SEARCHERS QUARTERLY, Vol. 5,
#3, July 1963

Some of the reports handed down in the Garoutte family say that Michael
was full-blooded, high-mettled Frenchman, with the generosity and
impulsiveness characteristic of his race. He cast his whole life, honor
and fortune with the uncertain issues of a foreign war, giving up his
country and life of ease that he might give all to our weak and
struggling nation. He sacrificed his estate by not returning to France
to live, although it is said that he received income from the estate in
France until about 1820.

When, after the Revolutionary War, LaFayette visited the United States
in 1784 and in 1824, he each time visited the Michael Garoutte family.
In this connection, Michael's great granddaughter May Garoutte Hart of
Portland, Oregon, gives this information: "My father, George Peterson
Garoutte, drove 20 miles in a phaeton to meet the Marquis de LaFayette,
and took him to his home to visit his father and grandfather on his
second visit to America. When they met they kissed each other and cried
with joy. I heard my father George P. Garoutte tell this to me." On
one visit it is said that LaFayette took little Samuel on his knee and
blessed him.




Parents: Antoine GAROUTTE and Anne DE LASCOUR.

He was married to Sophia SMITH on 25 Oct 1778 in Pleasant Hill, NJ.(105) Children were: Martha GAROUTTE, Anne Nancy GAROUTTE, Michael GAROUTTE, Bethia GAROUTTE, Charlotte GAROUTTE, Sophia GAROUTTE, James SMITH GAROUTTE, John Sheridan GAROUTTE, Samuel GAROUTTE, Mary B (Molly) GAROUTTE, William D. GAROUTTE, David Anthony GAROUTTE, Eliza Ann GAROUTTE.

bullet Nancy GAROUTTE(37) was born on 9 Apr 1822 in Washington, OH. She died on 28 Jan 1901 in Green County, MO. Parents: James SMITH GAROUTTE and Mary BABINGTON.

She was married to Richard OWENS about 1840 in Greene Co., MO.

bullet Samuel GAROUTTE(37) was born on 17 Apr 1796 in NJ.(37) He died on 15 Sep 1857 in Pond Creek Twp. Greene, MO.(37) 9th child of 13. Parents: Michael Antoine GAROUTTE and Sophia SMITH.

He was married to Jane REYNOLDS on 1 Jun 1822 in Greene Co., TN.(37) Samuel and Jane had 16 children. Children were: Sophia GAROUTTE.

bullet Silas GAROUTTE was born on 15 Sep 1832 in OH. Parents: James SMITH GAROUTTE and Charlotte RECORD.

bullet Sophia GAROUTTE(37) was born on 11 Jun 1790 in NJ. She died on 8 Mar 1835 in Greene Co., TN. Parents: Michael Antoine GAROUTTE and Sophia SMITH.

She was married to John SEVIER JR on 25 Dec 1809 in Pleasant Hill, Burlington Co., NJ.

bullet Sophia GAROUTTE(37) was born on 10 Mar 1818 in Glassboro, Gloucester, NJ. Parents: James SMITH GAROUTTE and Mary BABINGTON.

She was married to Silas LANE on 7 Jul 1841 in Greene Co., MO.

bullet Sophia GAROUTTE(37) Parents: Samuel GAROUTTE and Jane REYNOLDS.

She was married to John LANEY.

bullet Thomas Jefferson GAROUTTE(37) (38) was born on 19 Dec 1823 in Duck Creek, Washington Co., OH. He died on 19 Sep 1899 in New Carlisle, St. Joseph, IN. Parents: James SMITH GAROUTTE and Mary BABINGTON.

He was married to Sarah BURKE on 26 Aug 1850 in St. Joseph Co, IN.

He was married to Anna E WATT in Dec 1890.

bullet William Babinton GAROUTTE(37) was born on 9 May 1820 in Washington, MO. He died on 2 Jul 1892 in Green County, MO. Parents: James SMITH GAROUTTE and Mary BABINGTON.

He was married to Amanda HAZELTON on 19 Sep 1842 in Pond Creek Twp. Greene, MO.

He was married to Mehetable TANNAHILL on 15 Oct 1857 in Green County, MO.

bullet William D. GAROUTTE(105) was born on 13 Apr 1798 in Pemberton, NJ.(105) He died on 19 Mar 1863 in Green County, MO.(105) Parents: Michael Antoine GAROUTTE and Sophia SMITH.

He was married to Elizabeth DUTTON on 12 Jan 1829 in Washington CO, OH.

bullet Agnes Pearl GARRETT died in 1889. She was born on 31 Jan 1889 in NE. She died on 6 Feb 1890. Parents: John Henry GARRETT and Mary Emma MOORE.

bullet Andrew Morgan GARRETT(5) was born on 30 Sep 1845 in IL.(96) f. 1860 Cen. Schuyler Co(Browning Twp), 14 He died before 1933 in Brush, CO. (5) He was buried CO. Living in Brush, Colorado in 1911 when G.W. Garrett died. Parents: GEORGE WASHINGTON GARRETT and DELILAH LUTTRELL.

He was married to Maggie HAMILTON about 1868 in IL.(5) Children were: Mary GARRETT, Bella GARRETT, Lesa GARRETT.

He was married to Ida MILLER between 1865 and 1868 in <IL>. Children were: Tessie GARRETT, Raleigh GARRETT, Elzie GARRETT.

bullet Bella GARRETT was born between 1869 and 1875 in <IL>. Parents: Andrew Morgan GARRETT and Maggie HAMILTON.

bullet Bernard GARRETT Parents: George William GARRETT and Edith WESSELL.

bullet Bertha GARRETT(7) was born on 2 Mar 1882 in <IL>. She died on 27 Jul 1947 in Denver, CO. (7) Had five children, 3 still living as of 1998, including Burton Garrett Shoemaker. Parents: Bryant Henry C GARRETT and Mary Louisa LORING.

She was married to Dorsey Taylor SHOEMAKER in 1902 in Franklin Co, NE. Children were: George Estell SHOEMAKER, Alice Mildred SHOEMAKER , Dorsey Taylor SHOEMAKER, Burton Garrett SHOEMAKER, Amy Lorraine SHOEMAKER .

bullet Bryan O. GARRETT(112) (5) was born on 1 Jul 1830 in Scott Co, KY. (5) He died on 26 Jan 1859 in Schuyler Co, IL. Had two children, Bryan Henry and Geo William. Died 26 Jan 1859 from drowning in Schuyler Co, IL. Was adoped and raised by uncle George W Garrett and Delilah Luttrell.

According to Cindy Heath-Smith Bryant died leaving two small children, Dora (Medora) and Bryan Henry.

Per Carol Brittan, Bryant and Nancy had three children, the third on born the year Bryant died and was raised by G.W. Garrett.

Parents: Thomas I GARRETT and Sussana WEIGART.

He was married to Nancy Elizabeth BRADLEY on 21 Dec 1851 in IL. According to Carol Britton, md. 2 Mar 1854. Children were: Dora (Medora) GARRETT, Rhinaldo GARRETT, Bryant Henry C GARRETT.

bullet Bryant Henry C GARRETT(7) (5) was born about 1858 in IL. He died before 1885 in IL. Was raised by G.W. Garrett.
Died young while homesteading in Chappell, NE. Parents: Bryan O. GARRETT and Nancy Elizabeth BRADLEY.

He was married to Mary Louisa LORING in 1879 in <IL>. Children were: Burton F GARRETT, Bertha GARRETT, George William GARRETT.

bullet Burton F GARRETT was born on 24 Aug 1880 in <IL>. He died on 12 Apr 1930 in Everett, MA.(7) An auto he was working on fell on him which casued his death. Parents: Bryant Henry C GARRETT and Mary Louisa LORING.

He was married to Louise (GARRETT) about 1912 in <IL>. Children were: Luella GARRETT.

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