Ancestry of Timothy Olyphant (b. 1968), actor

Timothy Olyphant clipped from this video on YouTube

Also see my article Ancestry of Timothy Olyphant at Examiner.com

This article is part of my series Celebrity Family Trees

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1 Timothy Olyphant
Timothy David Olyphant was born 20 May 1968 in Honolulu, Hawaii, the son of Bevan Olyphant and his wife Katherine Gideon.  His Wikipedia biography (as of 28 Mar 2011) states, "At the age of two the family moved to Modesto, California."  This however seems to be an error,  Modesto is in Stanislaus County yet his older brother (born in 1966), and his younger brother (born in 1972), were both born in Alameda County, California.  So it must be that they lived somewhere like Oakland first.

They had moved by 1983 at least to that county, as that is where his parents were divorced in September that year.  Timothy graduated from Fred C Beyer High School in Modesto in 1986.  By 1989 he was living in Los Angeles, and at some point, probably later, he lived at 1116 W 30th St with his mother Katherine Olyphant. (U.S. Public Records Index V1) .

Wikipedia states that his "... notable roles in television drama series include Deadwood as Seth Bullock, Justified as Raylan Givens, and Damages as Wes Krulik. He has also starred in the films Scream 2, Gone in 60 Seconds, Dreamcatcher, Live Free or Die Hard, A Perfect Getaway, The Crazies and Hitman."

(Dreamcatcher was the 2003 film adaptation of Stephen King's book of the same name.) You can see a few pictures of him shirtless at this link.

Primary Sources for 1

• California Divorce Index, 1966-1984 : "J V Olyphant vs Katherin G, Stanislaus County, 26 Sep 1983
  
• U.S. Public Records Index Volume 1

Secondary Sources for 1

• "Timothy Olyphant", Wikipedia
• "Timothy Olyphant", IMDb
  

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2 Bevan Olyphant
John Vernon Bevan Olyphant was born 25 Apr 1941 in New York City, the son of John K Olyphant Jr and his wife Adele Sloane Hammond. Age 8 he is listed on a Ship's Passengers List coming with his family from Puerto Cortez to New York City, they had evidently been there for a vacation.  He is quite likely that one at Hatch Prep who is mentioned several times in Newport, Rhode Island papers, as "Bevan Olyphant" playing in football, tennis and ice hockey events, for example one mention as "star goalie" and a few others as "most valuable player" among others.

Bevan obtained an athletic scholarship to the University of Arizona, where he played tennis.  While at college, he pledged Phi Gamma Delta.  He graduated from the University of Arizona in 1963 with a B.S. in Geological Engineering.  He married Katherine in 1964 at St Clement's Episocal Church in Berkeley, his parents arrived from Dongan Hills, Staten Island, for the wedding. Bevan and Katherine evidently went on their honeymoon to Hawaii but then returned to live in Tucson first.  They had ties to that city, as they both graduated from the University of Arizona.  Their eldest son Andrew however was born in 1966 in Alameda County, California, probably in Oakland where her parents lived.  Their next son Timothy was born in 1968 in Honolulu, and their final son Matthew was born in 1972 again back in Oakland.

Bevan is named "J V Bevan" in his father's 1973 obituary in the New York Times.  Bevan worked for Gallo Winery   for 17 years, retiring in 1990.  This would explain why the family moved to Stanislaus County as that is the county where Gallo is located.  Bevan and Katherine divorced in that county in 1983.  I find Katherine later in Los Angeles.

As "John Olyphant" he lived at 9207 Rodden Road in Oakdale, California (U.S. Public Records Index V2), which is reasonably close to Gallo.  Bevan then went to work on the families "Biscuit Mountain Ranch" near Tucson.  He married again to a woman named Sally, and they lived in Tucson, Arizona in 2006 when that year he was inducted in the Phi Gamma Delta Hall of Fame at the U of A.  He is also known as "J V Bevan Olyphant".

Primary Sources for 2

• "Two More Couples Added to the Local Marriage Roster", Oakland Tribune, 26 Jun 1964
  
• California Divorce Index, 1966-1984 : "J V Olyphant vs Katherin G, Stanislaus County, 26 Sep 1983
  
• "John Vernon Bevan Olyphant", Phi Gamma Delta, University of Arizona

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3 Katherine Gideon

Katherine Gideon at her wedding in 1964

Katherine Gideon, was born 8 Oct 1940, the daughter of David Bickford Gideon and his wife.  This birthdate is recorded when she as "Katherine Olyphant" and her son Timothy were living together at 1116 W 30th St in Los Angeles. (U.S. Public Records Index V1)  Apparently she later married a Mr Wright.

She attended the University of Arizona, where she pledged Kappa Alpha Theta.  This is probably where she met her future husband Bevan Olyphant.  She married John Vernon Bevan Olyphant in 1964 at St Clement's Episcopal Church in Berkeley, they evidently went on their honeymoon to Hawaii but then returned to live in Tucson first. Her sister Anne Bickford Gideon and brother David Hamilton Gideon are also mentioned.

They had ties to Tucson, as they both graduated from the University of Arizona.  Their eldest son Andrew however was born in 1966 in Alameda County, California, probably in Oakland where her parents lived.  Their next son Timothy was born in 1968 in Honolulu.  That same year, at her sister's wedding she is called "Mrs Bevan Olyphant of Honolulu".  Their final son Matthew was born in 1972 again back in Oakland.On the two sons birth entry in the California Birth Index, her maiden name is listed as Gideon.

The family moved to Stanislaus County, California where Bevan worked for Gallo Winery.  Katherine and Bevan divorced in that county in 1983.  Katherine and her son Timothy are later found living in Los Angeles.  Her son Matthew Olyphant was a founding member of the punk rock band Fetish.  Matthew is evidently that same one who is now this artist on Facebook, and has this website, where he states that he was born in Oakland.

Primary Sources for 3

• "Two More Couples Added to the Local Marriage Roster", Oakland Tribune, 26 Jun 1964
• California Divorce Index, 1966-1984 : "J V Olyphant vs Katherin G, Stanislaus County, 26 Sep 1983
  
• California Birth Index 1905-1995, her eldest and youngest sons born in Alameda County.
• U S Public Records Index, Volume 1
  

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4 John K Olyphant Jr
John K Olyphant Jr was born 2 Oct 1895 in New York City, the son of John Kensett Olyphant and his wife Nannie H Heilman.  He married Adele Hammond 5 Feb 1927 at Bedford, New York.  In 1927 they were living at 383 Park Avenue in Manhattan.  But the next year in 1928 they had moved to 103 East 72nd Street in Manhattan, where they are still living together in 1933, 1937 and 1950.  In the 1930 Census they own their house which he lists as worth  $57,000, they had one child and four servants.  In 1942 he lists this as his address on his WWII Draft Registration Card, where he also states that he is employed by the Central Hanover Bank and Trust Company at 70 Broadway in Manhattan.

John K Olyphant Jr died 5 Oct 1973 "at his home in Dongan Hills", Staten Island, New York City, according to his obituary which ran in the New York Times the following day.  His obit tells us that he had joined the Central Hanover Bank and Trust Company in 1930, after having been for eleven years at the Guaranty Trust Company.  In 1942, he was named to head the banking division, and in 1950 he was appointed vice chairman of the board, from which position he retired in 1960.  He was also involved in the Boys' Club for a number of years.

Primary Sources for 4

• 1910 U.S. Federal Census, 59 East 54th Street, Manhattan : "J Kenneth Olyphant, 47, married once, 23 years ago, NY/NY/RI, merchant; Nannie, wife, 44, married once, 23 years ago, mother of 3, 3 living, PA/PA/PA; Anna, daughter, 22, NY; John, son, 14, NY; Jeannette, daughter, 13, NY; and five servants"
  
• 1920 U.S. Federal Census, 145 East 49th Street, Manhattan: "Fannie Olyphant, 54, widow, PA/PA/PA; John, son, 24, NY/PA/PA, works for Frost Company (?);  Jeannette, daughter, 13, NY/PA/PA; Annie Sugar, servant, Ireland"
• "Adele S Hammond Weds J K Olyphant", New York Times, 6 Feb 1927, pg E8 : "Miss Adele Sloane Hammond, second daughter of Mr and Mrs John Henry Hammond of this city and Mount Kisco, NY, was married to John Kensett Olyphant, son of Mrs J Kensett Olyphant and the late Mr Olyphant, of this city, at noon yesterday in St Matthew's Church, Bedford, NY.... Mr Olyphant is a grandson of Robert Olyphant, formerly President and Chairman of the Delaware & Hudson Railroad.
  
• California Passenger and Crew Lists, 1893-1957
• 1930 U.S. Federal Census, 103 East 72nd Street, Manhattan: "John K Olyphant, NY/NY/PA, Vice President of Bank; Adele H, NY/KY/NY"
  
• U.S. World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942
• "John Olyphant Jr, Hanover Bank Aide", obituary, New York Times, 6 Oct 1973, p26
  
• "Adele Hammond Olyphant Emery", obituary, New York Times, 6 Nov 1998

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5 Adele Hammond
Adele Sloane Hammond was born 26 Sep 1902 in New York City.  She married John K Olyphant Jr 5 Feb 1927 at Bedford, New York.  In Dec 1928, she is named as "Mrs John Olyphant of this city" in her sister Rachel's marriage announcement.  Adele's younger sister Alice married jazz musician Benny Goodman (1909-1986)

In 1933 and in 1937 John and Adele are living at 103 East 72nd Street in Manhattan.  She is named as "Mrs John K Olyphant Jr" in the obituary of her mother in 1970.  She is named as "Adele S" in the obituary of John dated 1973.  Adele died 6 Nov 1998 when her own obituary ran in the New York Times.

Primary Sources for 5

• "Adele S Hammond Weds J K Olyphant", New York Times, 6 Feb 1927, pg E8 : "Miss Adele Sloane Hammond, second daughter of Mr and Mrs John Henry Hammond of this city and Mount Kisco, NY, was married to John Kensett Olyphant, son of Mrs J Kensett Olyphant and the late Mr Olyphant, of this city, at noon yesterday in St Matthew's Church, Bedford, NY.... Mr Olyphant is a grandson of Robert Olyphant, formerly President and Chairman of the Delaware & Hudson Railroad.
• "Notable Weddings in the Holidays", New York Times, 23 Dec 1928, pg 96 : "... Rachel Hammond, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs John Henry Hammond... Miss Hammond is fifth in descent from Commodore Vanderbilt... Miss Hammond is a granddaughter of General John Henry Hammond, who was Chief of Staff for General John Sherman during the Civil War.  She is also a granddaughter of the late William Douglas Sloane, and of the present Mrs. Henry White, widow of the American Ambassador to France in the administrations of Presidents Roosevelt and Taft.  Ogden H Hammond, the American Ambassador to Spain, who arrived last week from Madrid, is her uncle.  Miss Hammond has three sisters ... Mrs John Olyphant of this city...."
  
• California Passenger and Crew Lists, 1893-1957
• 1930 U.S. Federal Census, 103 East 72nd Street, Manhattan
• "John Olyphant Jr, Hanover Bank Aide", obituary, New York Times, 6 Oct 1973, p26
• "Adele Hammond Olyphant Emery", obituary, New York Times, 6 Nov 1998

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6 David Bickford Gideon
David Bickford Gideon was born 26 Feb 1915 in the Philippines, the son of Abraham G "A.G." Gideon, who is later (in 1938) called "of Oakland and Manila, Philippines" and Edith M Young.  David graduated in 1935 from the University of California, and then began studying law.  He pledged Phi Kappa Sigma and was a member of the "Big C" honor society.  In 1936 and 1938, he is living with his parents in Oakland.

David married on 24 May 1939 in the Grace Cathedral in San Francisco to Virginia Lyon.  He was admit to the bar in California Dec 1939, from Oakland.  He was a lawyer.  David Bickford Gideon was living in 1964 in Oakland, California.  He died 28 Feb 1993 in Imperial County, California.

Primary Sources for 6

• California Voter Registrations 1900-1968, 1938 Alameda County, Oakland, Precinct 507 : "220 Lee Street; Abraham Gideon, consulting engineer; David B Gideon, student, Democrat; Mrs Edith M Gideon, housewife"
  
• "Miss Virginia Lyon Reveals Betrothal at Berkeley Tea", Oakland Tribune, 19 Dec 1938
• "Miss Virginia Lyon Weds David Gideon At Church", Oakland Tribune, 25 May 1939
• "Two More Couples Added to the Local Marriage Roster", Oakland Tribune, 26 Jun 1964
• "David B Gideon", Social Security Death Index, born 26 Feb 1915, died 28 Feb 1993, last resided in Oakland, Alameda County, California; SSN issued by California
• "David B Gideon", California Death Index, born 26 Feb 1915 in the Philippines, died 28 Feb 1993 Imperial County, California; mother's maiden name Young
  

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7 Virginia Lyon

Virginia Lyon in 1938 Click to enlarge

Virginia was born in 19 Jan 1914 with her twin sister Margaret in New York City, as daughters of Horace Dinsmore Lyon and his wife Katherine Hamilton Sickels.  By 1930 the wife had died, and the family moved to Englewood, New Jersey.  Horace was then an investment advisor.

The family later had homes in Carmel and Berkeley, California by 1938.  Virginia had at least three sisters and perhaps no brothers.  The sisters are mentioned as Helen Lyon "Mrs Charles J Gibbs", and Margaret and Katherine Lyon of Berkeley in 1938.

Virginia graduated from the University of California in 1935 having pledged Kappa Alpha Theta, and was a member of the Prytanean (?) honor society.  She married on 24 May 1939 in the Grace Cathedral in San Francisco to David Bickford Gideon.  Her marriage announcement, also mentions that the reception was held at the home of her uncle Ralph Lyon of San Francisco.

Primary Sources for 7

• 1930 U.S. Federal Census of Englewood, Bergen County, New Jersey : "Horace D Lyon, Head, Owns Home worth $25,000, age 41, widower, MA/CA/ME, Investment Advisor; Helen, daughter, age 18, NY/MA/NY; Margaret, daughter, age 16, NY/MA/NY; Virginia, daughter, age 16, NY/MA/NY; Katherine; daughter, age 8, NJ/MA/NY; Julia Scarborough, housekeeper, age 49, England"
  
• "Miss Virginia Lyon Reveals Betrothal at Berkeley Tea", Oakland Tribune, 19 Dec 1938
• "Miss Virginia Lyon Weds David Gideon At Church", Oakland Tribune, 25 May 1939
• "Virginia L Gideon", Social Security Death Index, born 19 Jan 1914, died Jun 1988, last residence Oakland, Alameda County, California; SSN issued by California
  

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8 John Kensett Olyphant
John Kensett Olyphant was born in 1862/3 ("age 47" 1910) at Irvington-on-Hudson, New York, the son of Robert Morrison Olyphant and his second wife Anna Vernon.  His father was a capitalist and railway official. He married Nannie H Heilman in 1876/7, possibly in New York.  They had three children: Anna, John, and Jeannette. They were living in 1910 at 59 East 54th St in Manhattan, New York City, which is the same place where John died 22 Jun 1916 "at his home at 59 East 54th St, New York City".

Primary Sources for 8

• 1910 U.S. Federal Census, 59 East 54th Street, Manhattan : "J Kenneth Olyphant, 47, married once, 23 years ago, NY/NY/RI, merchant; Nannie, wife, 44, married once, 23 years ago, mother of 3, 3 living, PA/PA/PA; Anna, daughter, 22, NY; John, son, 14, NY; Jeannette, daughter, 13, NY; and five servants"
  
• "John K Olyphant Dies", obituary, New York Times, 23 Jun 1916, pg 11
• 1920 U.S. Federal Census, 145 East 49th Street, Manhattan: "Fannie Olyphant, 54, widow, PA/PA/PA; John, son, 24, NY/PA/PA, works for Frost Company (?);  Jeannette, daughter, 13, NY/PA/PA; Annie Sugar, servant, Ireland"

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9 Nannie H Heilman
Nannie Heilman was born in Pennsylvania in 1865/6.  She married  John Kensett Olyphant in 1876/7, possibly in New York.  They had three children: Anna, John, and Jeannette. They were living in 1910 at 59 East 54th St in Manhattan, New York City, which is the same place where John died 22 Jun 1916 "at his home at 59 East 54th St, New York City".  Nannie was still living in the 1920 census when she is enumerated with her two youngest children, now living in 145 East 49th Street in Manhattan.

Primary Sources for 9

• 1910 U.S. Federal Census, 59 East 54th Street, Manhattan : "J Kenneth Olyphant, 47, married once, 23 years ago, NY/NY/RI, merchant; Nannie, wife, 44, married once, 23 years ago, mother of 3, 3 living, PA/PA/PA; Anna, daughter, 22, NY; John, son, 14, NY; Jeannette, daughter, 13, NY; and five servants"
  
• "John K Olyphant Dies", obituary, New York Times, 23 Jun 1916, pg 11
• 1920 U.S. Federal Census, 145 East 49th Street, Manhattan: "Fannie Olyphant, 54, widow, PA/PA/PA; John, son, 24, NY/PA/PA, works for Frost Company (?);  Jeannette, daughter, 13, NY/PA/PA; Annie Sugar, servant, Ireland"

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10 John Henry Hammond
John Henry Hammond was born in 1871.  He married Lila Emily Sloane.  According to his wife Emily's obituary, he was a "lawyer, banker and corporation director".  He died in 1949.

Primary Sources for 10

• "Notable Weddings in the Holidays", New York Times, 23 Dec 1928, pg 96 : "... Rachel Hammond, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs John Henry Hammond... Miss Hammond is fifth in descent from Commodore Vanderbilt... Miss Hammond is a granddaughter of General John Henry Hammond, who was Chief of Staff for General John Sherman during the Civil War.  She is also a granddaughter of the late William Douglas Sloane, and of the present Mrs. Henry White, widow of the American Ambassador to France in the administrations of Presidents Roosevelt and Taft.  Ogden H Hammond, the American Ambassador to Spain, who arrived last week from Madrid, is her uncle.  Miss Hammond has three sisters ... Mrs John Olyphant of this city...."

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11 Lila Emily Sloane
Lila Emily Sloane was born 17 Sep 1874 in New York City, the daughter of William Douglas Sloane and his wife Emily Thorn Vanderbilt.  She married John Henry Hammond.  In 1914, she founded the Parents League of New York for which she served as president.  She was president for forty-three years of the Three Arts Club at 340 West 85th Street, a residence for women studying music, painting and drama.  Emily died 22 Feb 1970 "in her home at 136 East 64th Street", New York City, when her obituary appeared in the New York Times.  Survivors were a son John Hammond, a jazz historian, four daughters, Mrs John M Franklin, Mrs John K Olyphant Jr, Mrs Benny Goodman, and Mrs Manley Breck.

Primary Sources for 11

• "Emily Vanderbilt Hammond, 95, Dies", obituary, New York Times, 23 Feb 1970

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12 Abraham G Gideon

Abraham appears on page 494 of Who's Who in Engineering 1922-1923 by John William Leonard

Abraham G "A G" Gideon was born in 1 Jul 1871 in Toula (Tula), Russia.  There is a patron submit entry in the IGI which states that his parents were Myron O Gideon and Reba Rubens Getmon, and that his middle name is also Getmon.

In the Supreme Court of the State of New York is his Declaration of Intention where he states his birthdate and place.  He says there that he is a civil engineer, 5'8", 160 pounds, black hair, brown eyes.  That he now lives at 9 East 87th Street.  That he arrived about 1 July 1888.  Attached to it is the Petition for Naturalization where he is now living at 326 West 83rd street, is married with one child David.  His witnesses there are hard to read but appear to be "Raymond and Emanuel Rubenstein"

Abraham Gideon married on 3 Nov 1913 in Manila to Edith Mary Young.  He was appointed as one of the state scholars to Cornell University in Ithaca, from New York County, in 1891.  He graduated from Cornell University in 1895.  This entry proves he is the same man who was an alumni of Cornell University.

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Tula, Russia

They were living in the Philippines, when their son David Bickford Gideon was born there 26 Feb 1915.  On a ship's passenger list, enroute from Hong Kong to San Francisco, dated June 1915, he lists his age as 43.  He is mentioned in a paper given at "Transactions of the International Engineering Congress" 1915-1916.  He was attached to the University of the Philippines where he was engaged as a "professional lecturer".  He became the "Managing Director of the Metropolitan Water Supply of Manila".  They were apparently living in the Philippines March 1926 when Abraham was a director of the Philippine National Bank.

By 1936 they had moved to Oakland, Alameda County, California where they appear in the Voting Registration list that year and in 1938 with David also registered and living with them.  He was dead by Dec 1938 when the newspaper announcement of his son David's engagement calls him "the late A G Gideon".  The same IGI entry, mentioned above states that he died 17 Dec 1936.

David married on 24 May 1939 in the Grace Cathedral in San Francisco to Virginia Lyon, in the marriage announcement it mentions his father "the late A G Gideon of Oakland and Manila".

Primary Sources for 12

• Selected U.S. Naturalization Records 1790-1974
  
• California Voter Registrations 1900-1968, 1938 Alameda County, Oakland, Precinct 507 : "220 Lee Street; Abraham Gideon, consulting engineer; David B Gideon, student, Democrat; Mrs Edith M Gideon, housewife"
  
• "Miss Virginia Lyon Reveals Betrothal at Berkeley Tea", Oakland Tribune, 19 Dec 1938
• "Miss Virginia Lyon Weds David Gideon At Church", Oakland Tribune, 25 May 1939
• "David B Gideon", California Death Index, born 26 Feb 1915 in the Philippines, died 28 Feb 1993 Imperial County, California; mother's maiden name Young

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13 Edith Mary Young
Edith Mary Young was born 19 Sep 1885 in Rochester, New York to a Mr Young and his wife a Miss Bickford.  Edith married on 3 Nov 1913 in Manila to Abraham G "A G" Gideon.  They were living in the Philippines, when their son David Bickford Gideon was born there 26 Feb 1915.  On a ship's passenger list dated Jun 1915, enroute from Hong Kong to San Francisco, she lists her age as 29.  In a passport application dated Feb 1919, as "Edith M Gideon", she states that she was born at Rochester, NY on 19 Sep 1885, and applies as well under her name for her son David, born at "Manila, 26 Feb 1914".  She states that her husband "Abraham Gideon" was born at "Tulla, Russia", that he immigated to the US in 1888, lived at Ithaca and New York City.  That he was naturalized in Federal Court in New York City 9 Nov 1915.  By 1936 they had moved to Oakland, Alameda County, California where they appear in the Voting Registration list that year and in 1938 with David also registered and living with them.

David married on 24 May 1939 in the Grace Cathedral in San Francisco to Virginia Lyon, in the marriage announcement it mentions his father "A G Gideon of Oakland and Manila".

Primary Sources for 13

• U.S. Passport Applications 1795-1925
  
• California Voter Registrations 1900-1968, 1938 Alameda County, Oakland, Precinct 507 : "220 Lee Street; Abraham Gideon, consulting engineer; David B Gideon, student, Democrat; Mrs Edith M Gideon, housewife"
  
• "Miss Virginia Lyon Reveals Betrothal at Berkeley Tea", Oakland Tribune, 19 Dec 1938
• "Miss Virginia Lyon Weds David Gideon At Church", Oakland Tribune, 25 May 1939
• "Edith Mary Gideon", California Death Index, born 19 Sep 1879 New York, died 15 Jul 1959 Alameda County; father's surname Young, mother's surname Bickford
  
• "David B Gideon", California Death Index, born 26 Feb 1915 in the Philippines, died 28 Feb 1993 Imperial County, California; mother's maiden name Young

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14 Horace Dinsmore Lyon
Horace Dinsmore Lyon was born in Massachusetts the son of Edward Lyon.  Horace Dinsmore Lyon married at All Soul's Church, New York City on 17 Apr 1911 to Katherine Hamilton Sickels.  They were going to reside at 607 West 113th Street.  He is named "Horace Dinsmore Lyon" as grandson of Emily Bickford Dinsmore when her probate is announced in the New York Times Oct 1913.  Horace and Katherine had four daughters, the eldest three born in New York and the youngest in New Jersey. They are enumerated in the 1920 census in Englewood, New Jersey. Horace was then a manufacturer of tooth poweder, but by 1930 he is listed as an investment banker.  Katherine died 1 Mar 1924 when her death is announced in the New York Times on 2 Mar.

After living in Englewood, New Jersey, the family next moved to Carmel and Berkeley, California by 1938. The oldest daughter Helen Lyon married Charles J Gibbs.  Virginia Lyon married David Bickford Gideon, her twin sister Margaret may have never married.

Primary Sources for 14

• 1920 U.S. Federal Census of Englewood, New Jersey
  
• 1930 U.S. Federal Census of Englewood, New Jersey

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15 Katherine Hamilton Sickels
Katherine Hamilton Sickels born in New York, possibly about 1889 (confirmation needed), the daughter of Henry B Sickels and his wife Ellen Botts.  Katherine married at All Soul's Church, New York City on 17 Apr 1911 to Horace Dinsmore Lyon.  They were going to reside at 607 West 113th Street.  They were living in New York City in 1913/14. They were living in 1920 in Englewood, New Jersey which is possibly where she died.  She died 1 Mar 1924 when her death is announced in the New York Times on 2 Mar.  In 1930 Horace as a widower, and his four daughters are listed that year in Englewood, New Jersey.

Primary Sources for 15

• 1920 U.S. Federal Census of Englewood, New Jersey
  

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16 Robert Morrison Olyphant
Robert Morrison Olyphant was born 9 Sep 1824 in New York City, the youngest son of David W C Olyphant and his wife Anne archer McKenzie.  He graduated from Columbia, and at his death was the oldest living graduate of that university.

He married in 1846 to Sophia Vernon, great-granddaughter of Gov. Richard Ward of Rhode Island.  She died in 1855, whereupon he married her youngest sister Anna.  By his two wives, he had ten children.

He joined his father's company and later he was president of the Deleware & Hudson Railroad.  He retired from that in 1903, but was then elected honorary Chairman of the Executive Committee.

He died at the age of 93 at his home 160 West 59th Street

Secondary Sources for 16

• "Robert Morrison Olyphant", Scots and Scot's Descendants in America, Vol 1, edited by Donald John MacDougall, pg 327
• "Robert M Olyphant Dies at 93", obituary, New York Times
  

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22 William Douglas Sloane
William Douglas Sloane was born 29 Feb 1844 in New York City.  He married Emily Thorn Vanderbilt.  According to his daughter Emily's obituary, he was "treasurer of W & J Sloane, the home furnishings concern..." He died 19 Mar 1915.

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23 Emily Thorn Vanderbilt
Emily Thorn Vanderbilt was born in 1852, the second daughter of William Henry Vanderbilt (1821-85) and his wife Maria Louisa Kissam (1821-96).  She married William Douglas Sloane.  After his death, she married Henry White (1850-1927) in 1920, American ambassador to France and Italy.

Secondary Sources for 23

• "Emily Thorn Vanderbilt", Wikipedia

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28 Edward H Lyon
At his son's marriage announcement in 1911, Edward and his wife were then living in New York City.

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30 Henry D Sickels
Henry D Sickels married Ella Frances Botts.  In 1911 in their daughter's marriage announcement, they were living at 596 Riverside Drive, New York City

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31 Ella Frances Botts
Ella Frances Botts was born the daughter of Thomas L Botts and his wife Catherine Hamilton

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32 David Washington Cincinnatus Olyphant
He was born 7 Mar 1789 in Newport, Rhode Island, the only son of his father David Olyphant.  He was a merchant in the East India trade.  He was living in 1842 when he was a senior member of Talbot, Olyphant & Co.

Secondary Sources for 32

• "David Olyphant", Scots and Scot's Descendants in America, Vol 1, edited by Donald John MacDougall, pg 327

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46 William Henry Vanderbilt
William Henry "Billy" Vanderbilt was born 8 May 1821 in New Brunswick, New Jersey, the son of Cornelius Vanderbilt.  He married Maria Louisa Kissam in 1841, her father was a Presbyterian minister.  He died 8 Dec 1885 in New York City, and was buried at the Moravian Cemetery in New Dorp, Staten Island, New York City.  When he died, he was the "richest man in the world", with an estate of $194 million dollars.

Secondary Sources for 46

• "William Henry Vanderbilt", Wikipedia

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47 Maria Louisa Kissam

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62 Thomas Lawson Botts

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63 Catherine Morton Hamilton
Catherine Morton Hamilton was born 20 Feb 1830 at 88 Canal Street, New York City, the daughter of Alexander James Cranstoun Hamilton and his wife Eliza A Ferris.  She married in 1851 Thomas Lawson Botts. (See Source)

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64 David Olyphant
Director General of Hospitals for the Southern Department, appointed in 1776 and held the office throughout the Revolutionary War.

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65 Ann Vernon

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92 Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt

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126 Alexander James Cranstoun Hamilton