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CLASSIFIED POY) U LLE ADVERTISING IN THIS COLUMN 10 CENTS PER LINE, 6 WORDS TO A LINE. MINIMUM CHARGE se CENTS. _L nnnnnn es LOST-A GOLD WALTHAM WRIST s ruing ed Tuesday: evening, October 7th, tween Needie‘s store and Convention Ball, or at Convention Hall. Watch. has gold face. Reward if ined to Miss Laura t Cape May, N. J. rooms | FOR RENT-NEW C , central, choice rooms, home full ocean exposure, con Star and Wave10-8-4t count of rooms. contr . four new t? two ex ime. new paint.. good peps Ate uben R , 210 Broad Keystone Phone 10-8 has Madison Avenue. 10.-3-1 ___ ___no nzk es FOR SALE-FINE IMPORTED SET of drawing instruments in mahogany case, consisting of 15 eel PH or sit for dividers. $50, will sell for $15 cash. ages to A. B. Redifer, Lighthouse, May Point. 10-7- foat [iknndbnniinn n oopeedamrenment FOR SALE-U, S. NAVY Prabrers grey woolen blankets, $3 James McCooley, 1261 Washington street. binte atld feantnaanaaneaatand FOR SALE-ONE BRASS BED AND spine haled akemgld Machine, mire, late, call Jewell, Sian. th City: HOUSE FOR SALE A comfortable six room house with thre acres of ground. Equipped with bath room, eleftric lights and other modern conviences. .. Price . $2806. Apply at Star and Wave office. lansion and Pe cheap, May Point, N. J. 1R OIL RANGE FOR SALE-TR burner perfection oil range, in condition, apply Star & Ware of Lod 1098-9-27-8 FOR SALE-150 ACRES CRANBE ry bog, 900 peach tress and pin forest at South Seaville. W. T Mifflin Co., Pennagrove, N. J. ABAC, boe rand ievide wen f and quantity of

AUTOMOBILES FOZ SALE One 1917 Ford Touring Car. One Buick Touring Car, self starter, electric lights. LALA (o a 482 West Perry Street, k ACA Cape May, N. J. WANTED per day. Apply A. C. Gile, shop rear of Glenwood Hotel, Cape May, New Jersey. 10-10-19-1199-1t WANTED-TO. RENT A SMALL house, A family of three require a small house all (* year. State loc ation and price. Adress "K" Star and Wave office. MAYFLOWER DESCENDANTS IN CAPE MAY county.! By Rev. Paul Sturtevant Howe.Ph. D.} Geneological Articles by the Rector of the Church of the Advent The Will of Joseph Whilldin. Joseph Whilldin (Whilden) made his will 16 March, 1748, naming his wife, Abigail--sons, Matthew, Jumes P e ma ef and Loes. Also deceased daughters Mercy‘s children, Ellis and Judith, Grandsons, "Memukin" Hughes, Willfam and Isecar Crafford. _ Joseph Whilldin, son of Joseph Whilldin 1st., died two days after making the will, and the instrument was proved 30) March, 1748, the inventory 26 April. and the accounting 19 May of the

great-grandson of Hannah Gorham, and a Mayflower descendant. In the early history of the County there are three of the name of Memucan Hughes at least six of the name of Humphery Hughes, two Constant Hughes, four Elijuhs, five Jereminhs, five Jucobs, four Davids, five Daniels, six James, three Ellises, three Isracla/four Thomases, eight Josephs--It will be seen that it is not an easy matter to disentangle the different families of the Hughes name. . The abstract of the will of Joseph. Whilldin, given above. opens a wide. field of investigation. and must bring in a large number of members of the Mayflower family adding a new line in some cases, and establishing . the | Pilgrim ancestry David Hughes line before we end our reseaih. The question is, who are the grandchildren of Joseph Whilldin, named in the — will. "My . dece daughter ‘s children, Ellis and Judith"? Did Morey marry children the hc Miaclie who. are ly trmditions of ndson.. "Memuki brother of s and Judith-poss of full age, and so specially mention Loki j Dr. Danicl L Hughes, in his article on the Hughes of Cape May.says that s Hughes Ist. was the brother of Memucan Ist., and that their father was Jobn and their mother Martha ies. — The Colonial Society . of nia . gives . the follows, . (as shown | last Ellis Hughes married Hannah Whilldin — and | had Memucan, who married Martha Hughes, The line is badly mixed somewhere and it will require careful investigation to strighten it out. There are several points to be observed. (1) Joseph Whilldin‘s will makes no mention of a daughter by the name of Martha, | but does mention his daughter, Merey, and her children, Ellis and Judith, ing they were brothers, the sons of John and Marths Hughes. If they were brothers, they were the children of Mercy, but the will does not so mention them, the conclusion of the writer is that Hannah married Ellis Hughes and had a son Memucen, the "Memukin" of the will, and that whose coffin Isaac Smith, Esq., the undertaker, or "coffin maker," as he was called, charged to his father, 18 March, 1811.

Israel Hughes, son of Memucan, ied Mary Eldredge, daughter of William Eldrege and had ten child The following ancient wills are of eat interest to the old stock of the ounty. Constantine (Constant) | Hughes his will 4 Septemer, 1747. Extors and sole legates, "My brohers Jacob and Ellis Hughes." Acording to the record of the Colonial Society of Pennsylvania, Constant had son Ellis as well as a brother of Ellis was the son of John and brother of Memucan. . It is difficult to make Dr. Eiuiches‘ record agree with the relationships established by. the wills mentioned. A valued communication hus been received from Mr. Charles Tomlin of Cape May Court House, giving information relating to the CrowellWhilldin family, | The writer is able to clear up geneoalogical problems of one, two or three hundred years ago; the record of the living families must be made by interested members. TRUSTWORTHY ‘Taken in moderate doses, 1 through the warmer mont 5, after meals, NX q ue RN furnishes nourishment of particular value ack anole or . Kee My yA 4

| 2 | 38 2a) B fhe yl | [eS C 3 y ( ox Bh o.. BP C 4 54 FOR SALE BY WAR CAMP COMMUNITY SERVICE. Psd Article Cost price selling price 1 electric fan % 10.50 5.96 1 Ceiling light fixture 12.00 1.00 1 Bulletin board, with 632 letters and 6 dividers 64.20 1 Tape measure .60 File, pliers, screw driver & thermometor 1.20 2 Tin cash boxes 8.10 1 File drawer 2.50 h Desk dictionery HEE 4 Crex rug h Wilton ru 1 Remington: typewriter 8 Awnings with frames 1 Pair portic 1 Boston sharpener 2 Letter baskets (wire 1 Desk file a pesriter table ik Cabinet 15.00 10.00 Above e ot office, Merchants‘ National Bunk Building Article Cost Selling price 84 Iron cots j 3 $ 200 34 cot mattresses (good) 16 Ink wells 1 Floor brush 62 6 Boxes toilet paper 54.00 (50 rolls to box) 1 Glass shelf with fixtures 0 1 Large water cooler 16.80 1 Electric vacuum cleaner pry: 4 1 Electric vacuum cleaner 1 Ice cream freezer 1 Stain brush Sale of yearn for Unpaid BOROUGH OF SOUTH CAPE MAY, N. J. t Public notice is hereby given by C. M. Rudolph, Collector of the of South Cape May, that he will sell at public sale all the lands, hereditaments and real estate, hereinafter mentioned, for the shortest for which any person or persons will agree to take same, or in fee inirmmitnhin oeiiridie liar simtiaciondbennat m Acadiana centiecmmiand South Cape May, N. J., 8 id lands, tenements, the persons t COOL I itt 2" A :g ON U E s-zress5a 3 h 8 B #4 5 L. Franck James M. Hildreth Farm Charles Homan a Acc 3 P995 H4. FS HIH d TFTFELLTIILLFFILLH LLLLLLLHTILTLILELLEEELLLELIT & Lewis M. Phillips Lewis M. Phillips Lewis M. Phillips John Strain M. Wackenheart F. W. Werte . Werts m A © m C. Wilson E. A. Wilson M. J. Wilson John Wilson John Wilson John Wilson John. Wilson John Wilson John Wilson John Wilson ° John Wilson John Wilson John Wilson John Wilson John Wilson John Wilson John Wilson John Wilson John Wilson John Wilson John Wilson John Wilson John Wilson John Wilson John Wilson John Wilson John Wilson John Wilson C. F. Wine Walker James Co, "Railroad properties" R858228.88 enynsss9=33s33453!!EE!EGEERREGEEREEESEREE s8%&:8 NAA LLLOJ PHL 21st Avenue to 20th Avenue, 12,000 aq. feet 20th Avenue to 19th Avenue, 10,000 sq, feat 19th Avenue to 18th Avenne, 10,000 sq. fest 18th Avenue to 17th Avenue, 10,000 aq. feet

R RVCIUE TG TCU] Aventie, 1UZUD aq. tee 16th Avenue to 15th Avenue, 10,000 aq. feet Ld 15th Avenue to 14th Avenue, 10,000 aq. feet EJ 14th Avenue to 13th Avenue, 15,000 nq, feet 23 18th Avenue to 12th Avenue, 1,600 1, foot see 12th Avene to 11th Avenue, 10,000 nq. feet 21 1ith Avenue to 10th Avenue, 10,000 nq. feat 20 10th Avenue to 9th Avenue, 9,000 sq. feet 19 9th Avenue to Cape May City Line, 4,800 sq. feet PJ Amount $2483 C. M. RUDOLPH, 10-7-19-1187-5t Collector of Taxes. \ Lo ys /f Se u s 1 Pl i 1 0 1 50 yell :15) ( Caldwell Lawn Mowers, Wood and Steel Grass Rakes, Garden Hose 25 ft. Sections to 500 ft, Garden Travells, Spades, Shovels, Spading Forks, Grass Hooks, Grass Shears, Pruning Shears, Sprinkling Pots. Scythe Blades and Snathe. A Full Line of Screen Doors-Window Sereens-Poultry Wire, Galvanized. Black and Copper Screen Wire. CHARLES A. SWAIN 305-307 Jackson Street | s F a d m 68) Ms 9 3, Bh 2 (> M 50 Se 10 ; 3 B Fo LINE OF " Loy yo) (Sy (1b 0 :- plu h a 1 B y a% %-TON DESPATCH p B s 10.0 Bk v (4 N4 1%4-TON TRUCK 2-TON TRUCK $%-TON DREADNAUGHT | fare a fct al

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