Clarice E Botner (1907-2005) | ○ daughter of Paralee Britton & Elbert Botner • remembered visiting Louis Cass Britton • Arkansas, Missouri, Kansas & Indiana |
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Clarence C Britton (1908-1987) | ○ son of "Ike" Britton & Elizabeth Lightle • worked with "Festus" before Gunsmoke • lived in Missouri, Washington & Colorado |
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Louis Cass Britton (1851-1932) | ○ son of Riley Britton & Julia Strong • Sheriff in Missouri • lived in Missouri & Oklahoma |
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Perry Eldridge Britten (1855-1927) | ○ son of Riley Britton & Julia Strong • one of the first settlers of Pawnee, Oklahoma • Missouri, Texas, Arkansas & Oklahoma |
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Riley Britton (1814-1873) | ○ son of James Brittain & Frankey Pound • Union Soldier • lived in Missouri |
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Violet Lorraine Britton (1931-1932) | ○ daughter of C C Britton and Ellen Waters • died of brain hemorrhage during severe flu • lived in Colorado |
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William Isaac Britton (1872-1953) | ○ son of Louis Cass Britton & Hannah C Odell • moved across Colorado by wagon 1934 • lived in Missouri, Washington, & Colorado |
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Andrew Job (1629-1700) | ○ 3rd gr grandfather of Hannah Catherine Odell • spared in massacre because of clothing • England (1650), Pennsylvania, Rhode Island |
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Elizabeth Maxwell Job (1700-1782) | ○ niece of the author of Robinson Crusoe • became indentured servant to escape home • England (1718), Pennsylvania & Maryland |
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Rebecca Brown Odell (1606-1674) | ○ wife of William Odell Sr (1602-1676) • Puritan, judge in witch trial, accused hung • England (1638), Massachusetts, Connecticut |
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Samuel Odell (1700's) | ○ likely relative of our Odell family • drank on deck with Black Beard 1718 • lived in North Carolina |
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