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Carson Brewster
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Carson Victor Brewster, 1874 - 1878 Carson Victor Brewster 1874 1878 Illinois Illinois
Carson Victor Brewster was born on 1874, in , Illinois, to Charles Tryon Brewster and Melvina Ross (born Purcell).
Carson had 10 siblings: Anna Maria West (born Brewster), Unknown Brewster and .
Carson passed away on 1878, at age 4 in , Illinois.
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Carson BrewsterCarson Brewster in Eugene Register-Guard - Nov 15 1970
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"... Jall. DISORDERLY CONDUCT Clyde John Rte. 2 Box 400- B. Eugene. $10 CARELESS DRIVING Rlcky Lynn Lowson, 425 Clork St., Eugene. $20 FAILURE TO STOP FOR LOADED SCHOOL BUS Carson Brewster, 202 E. 30th Avg.," Eugene, $15 VIOLATION OF THE BASIC RULE Robert Louls Adams, 919 Sand Ave., Eugene, $15; Robere Jerry Hacek. 4778 Cascade Dr., Eugene. $15: Robert Louls Holl. ..."
Publication place: Eugene City, Lane County, Oregon, United States
Carson BrewsterCarson Brewster in The Boston Transcript - Mar 14 1908
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"... ln North Conway, The father and mother. Samuel Willey and wife Elizabeth Glazier. Children: 1. Polly Willey, married Jonathan Thompson; 2, James Willey, married Honor Hart, a relative of Parson Brewster of the Mayflower; 3, Samuel Willey. Jr., married Polly Lovejoy, destroyed wilh family by the slide, August. 1826 4. Betsy Willey, married Jacob Bray; 5, Hannah Willey, married John M. ..."
Publication place: Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States
Carson BrewsterCarson Brewster in The Golden Rule - Dec 8 1887
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"... up a Puritan Party. A little snipping and contriving will soon arrange costumes of the olden time. Of course Miles Standish and his twenty soldiers must be present, and Parson Brewster and Governors Bradford and Winslow, aud John Alden and Priscilla Mullins and Mrs. White, and a dozen or more small boys and girls with the names of Love and Fear ..."
Publication place: Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States
