18. Edmund Price
RESIDENCES:
( - ) Wales.
( -1757- ) NY.
(1767-abt 1780) Gagetown, Queens Co, NB.
(abt 1780-1785/1786) West bank of St. John River between Evandale and Oak
Point in an area called "The Mistake", Kings Co, NB.PARENTS-SIBLINGS: Letter from Gerald Keith (a descendant of Edmund Price's son, George Webb Price [1761-1845]), Saint John West, NB, to Ricky Crume, Glyndon, MN; 1750-1864; Letter dtd 4 Dec 1978; pp 1-2; (Rick Crume's file # P 070); NOTE: Edmund Price may have been a son of Dennys Prys who lived at Second River, NJ. Dennys/Dennis' wife was Dalla/Dorothy Moore. Edmund may have had a sister Mary in NY and a brother, James.
BIRTH: Annis Skidmore (Brown) Forman (1798-1876), historical sketch of her family; 1750-1875; written in 1875; ; (Rick Crume's file #P 030); NOTE: Annis was a granddaughter of Edmund Price.
MARRIAGE: Letter from Gerald Keith, Saint John West, NB, to Vacil Kalinoff, Stillwater, MN, cc to Ricky Crume, Glyndon, MN; 1757-1976; Letter dtd 12 Aug 1976; p 3; (Rick Crume's file #P 018); NOTE: Marriage record issued in NJ for Edward Price, baker of NY, married 14 Jun 1757 to Jane Webb, daughter of George and Jerusha Webb of Woodbridge, NJ.
LAND-MILITARY-BIOGRAPHY-PROBATE: M Frederick Amos, Gerald Keith & Myrtle K Perry, THE DESCENDANTS OF EDMUND AND JANE (WEBB) PRICE; 1744-1976; [Saint John, NB?], 1976; pp 1-6; copy in poss of Rick Crume; NOTE:
p. 1: "In a petition to the New Brunswick government dated 13 Mar 1815 (Kings
County No. 1037) his widow Jane, then Mrs. Henry Kitchen, stated that
Edmund "served His Majesty as an ensign in the old French War", which
could refer to the campaigns of 1744-48 or 1754-63."
p. 2: Edmund may have had a brother John who owned and commanded a vessel,
the "Williams" which sailed between NJ and NY ports and Halifax and
Saint John during and after the American Revolution.
p. 3: Edmund purchased 200 acres in Gagetown, NB. Deed dated 12 Jul 1769,
Saint John Registry Office, Book B1, pp. 15-16. William Spry of
Halifax, NS was the grantor and Edmund Price of Grimross (now called
Gagetown), the grantee.
p. 3: "Edmund Price of Gagetown, an early miner, sold 9 chaldrons of coal
in 1775 to Simonds, Hazen and White, the pioneer trading firm on the
St. John River."
p. 4: Edmund was among 125 people who gathered at Maugerville on 14 May
1776 and signed a resolution supporting the rebel cause. In the fall
of 1776 Edmund was part of a small rebel force which failed in its
efforts to capture Fort Cumberland, near Sackville. In May 1777 the
British offered to forgive the residents along the river and to
protect them from their enemies, and for them the revolt was over.
p. 6: Edmund's will was executed 11 Jun 1785 and recorded in probate 4 Jul
1786 (Hampton Reg. Office, Libra A1, p. 7) so he died sometime
between these dates.
19. Jane Webb
RESIDENCES:
( - ) Woodbridge, Middlesex Co, NJ.
(1767-abt 1780) Grimross (Gagetown), Queens Co, NB.
(abt 1780- ) West bank of the St. John River between Evandale and Oak Point
on a backwash of the river called "The Mistake", Kings Co, NB.
( -1788- ) Below Hampstead, Queens Co, NB.
(1793-1815- ) New Canaan, Queens Co, NB.MARRIAGE-LAND: M Frederick Amos, Gerald Keith & Myrtle K Perry, THE DESCENDANTS OF EDMUND AND JANE (WEBB) PRICE; 1744-1976; publ 1976; pp 1, 8-10; copy in poss of Rick Crume.
20. Leonard Slipp
RESIDENCES:
(1748- ) Frankfurt-on-the-Cross, Germany.
(1767- ) New York, NY.
(1783- ) Near Gagetown, Queens Co, NB.BIRTH-DEATH: Family bible record of George Leonard Slipp (b 1819); 1748-1971; ; ; (Rick Crume's file #P 147); NOTE: Leonard Slipp, b 20 Aug 1748, d 1 Oct 1833. Other sources say he was b 20 Aug 1746, d 29 Sep 1833.
BIRTH-IMMIGRATION-MARRIAGE-LAND-BIOGRAPHY: E-mail from Marke Slipp, Edmonton, Alberta, to Rick Crume, Glyndon, MN; 1746-1783; dtd 11 Feb 1994 & 18 Apr 1994; ; (Rick Crume's file #P 538, P 539, P 547); NOTE: According to the family bible record of George L Slipp (b 1819) (in poss of John J Johnston, Prince Albert, Sask), Leonard Slipp was born in Amsterdam, Holland, in 1746. He signed articles with a sea captain to serve three years on the condition that at the end of that time he would be landed in New York. After 2 1/2 years Slipp was allowed to have his indenture transferred to a potash maker in New York and worked in that trade for six months. The year was 1767. In 1769 Slipp started a tavern and made a lot of money in a short period. He married Elizabeth (Katherine) Ryson in 1772. At the time of the American Revolution, Slipp remained loyal to the British Empire and was driven out of the US. He came to Saint John, NB in 1783 and later Long Island, NB where he bought 1/2 of lot #20 where he established a tavern at Blizzards.
BIOGRAPHY: THE LOYALISTS; 1783; publ Saint John, NB, New Brunswick Museum, 1975; ; photocopy in poss of Marke L Slipp, Edmonton, Alberta. Rick Crume's file P 556, 561; NOTE: Contains photos of two 9" pewter candlesticks and a silver candle snuffer, all brought from New York by "German Loyalist Leonard Slipp".
BIRTH-DEATH-BIOGRAPHY: Esther Clark Wright, "Pioneer Families of New Brunswick: Slipp"; 1748-1869; SAINT JOHN TELEGRAPH-JOURNAL, Saint John, N.B., Sept. 16, 1943; ; Vertical file, Archives & Special Collections, Harriet Irving Library, Univ. of N.B., Fredericton, N.B.; NOTE: Died 29 Sep 1833?; Rick Crume's file #P 445.
BIRTH-RESIDENCES: E. Stone Wiggins, L.L.D., "History of Queen's County, NB", (manuscript), in the SAINT JOHN WATCHMAN, 1876; 1748-1783; ; ; Rick Crume's file #P 51); NOTE: "Slipp, Leonard, a German and a United Empire Loyalist, born at Frankfort-on-the-Cross, 20 Aug 1748, came to Saint John in 1783 and settled at the mouth of the Otnabog, on the farm now owned and occupied by Elias Gerow. His wife, whose maiden name was Elizabeth Riemer, was born 18 Dec 1756."
RESIDENCES: Rev. Walter R. Greenwood, THE EARLY BAPTISTS OF CAMBRIDGE PARISH, QUEENS COUNTY, N. B.; 1748-1783; Privately published, 1941; p 78; (Rick Crume's file #P 70, P 86); NOTE: "Leonard Slipp came originally from Frankfort-on-the- Cross and came as a Loyalist in 1783, settling at the mouth of the Otnabog" (a lake which flows into the St. John River six miles south of Gagetown). "He married Elizabeth Riemer. . ."
LAND: Letter from Murray S Thomson, Saint John West, NB, to Rick Crume, Glyndon, MN; 1758-1926; Letter postmarked 19 Oct 1988; ; (Rick Crume's file #P 146); NOTE: Leonard Slipp received a grant of land on the St. John River at Hampstead, Queens Co, NB.
BIRTH-IMMIGRATION-MARRIAGE-LAND: Murray S Thomson & David Allen, compilers, Slipp family database; 1748-1989; 1989 update; ; ; (Rick Crume's file #P 193); NOTE: Leonard Slipp was born Frankfort-On-The-Cross (this is now in the bounds of Germany). Came to New York in 1765 or 1767 and was married in 1772 and arrived in Saint John River in 1783 - Grand Lake, Long and Hampstead where he purchased 1/2 of Lot #20.
BIRTH-IMMIGRATION-RESIDENCES-DEATH: Ruth Augusta Slipp, Hampstead, NB, compiler, History of Clarke, Peters, Merritt and Slipp families; 1748-1955; typed manuscript; p 3; Provincial Archives of New Brunswick, Fredericton (Rick Crume's file #P 281 p. 19).
BURIAL: Interview with George Slipp, Hampstead, NB; 1812; conducted by Rick Crume, 7 May 1993, in Hampstead, NB; ; Rick Crume's file #P 434; NOTE: Leonard Slipp is buried in Slipp/Merritt Cemetery in Queenstown, just across from Central Hampstead.
CEMETERY: Message of 23 Aug. 2007 from Carol Brown Parker to Rick Crume. "The cemetery was listed as The Slipp Cemetery with a sideways picture of the sign. Anyway did you know that the cemetery was originally next to the Saint John River but when the railway wanted to put in the rail line they exhumed the coffins and moved the tombstones as well to the present day position."
BIRTH-DEATH: Family bible record of George Leonard Slipp (b 1819); 1748-1971; ; ; (Rick Crume's file #P 147); NOTE: Elizabeth (Ryson) Slipp was born 18 Dec 1756, died 9 Feb 1827. Other sources spell her name Riemer or Ryerson and say she was born 18 Dec 1757 and died 11 Jan 1821.
BIRTH-DEATH-BIOGRAPHY: Esther Clark Wright, "Pioneer Families of New Brunswick: Slipp"; 1748-1869; SAINT JOHN TELEGRAPH-JOURNAL, Saint John, N.B., Sept. 16, 1943; ; Vertical file, Archives & Special Collections, Harriet Irving Library, Univ. of N.B., Fredericton, N.B.; NOTE: Died 11 Jan 1821?; Rick Crume's file #P 445.
CEMETERY: Interview with George Slipp, Hampstead, NB; 1812; conducted by Rick Crume, 7 May 1993, in Hampstead, NB; ; Rick Crume's file #P 434; NOTE: Buried in Slipp/Merritt Cemetery in Queenstown, just across from Central Hampstead. Name on gravestone is spelled Elizabeth Ryerson.
22. Israel Merritt
BIRTH-DEATH: Family group record of John Slip & Hannah Merritt, prepared by Murray S Thomson, Saint John West, NB; 1746-1883; dtd 19 Nov 1988; ; (Rick Crume's file #P 147).
BIRTH-MARRIAGE-DEATH: Letter from Murray S Thomson, Saint John West, NB, to Rick Crume, Glyndon, MN; 1712-1982; Letter dtd 12 Mar 1989; ; (Rick Crume's file #P 169).
BIRTH: Murray S Thomson & David Allen, compilers, Slipp family database; 1748-1989; 1989 update; ; ; (Rick Crume's file #P 193); NOTE: Israel was born in Westchester County in New York. He arrived on the ship Montague in 1783. Israel's father was named Robert and he had brothers named Gilbert, Robert, Caleb and sisters Mary and Ann.
MARRIAGE: Esther Clark Wright, "Pioneer Families of New Brunswick: Merritt"; 1729-1842; SAINT JOHN TELEGRAPH-JOURNAL, Saint John, N.B., Dec 4, 1943; no. XLIII in series; Vertical file, Archives & Special Collections, Harriet Irving Library, Univ. of N.B., Fredericton, N.B.; Rick Crume's file #P 445.
23. Mary Ann Peters
DEATH: Family group record of John Slip & Hannah Merritt, prepared by Murray S Thomson, Saint John West, NB; 1746-1883; dtd 19 Nov 1988; ; (Rick Crume's file #P 147).
MARRIAGE-DEATH: Letter from Murray S Thomson, Saint John West, NB, to Rick Crume, Glyndon, MN; 1712-1982; Letter dtd 12 Mar 1989; ; (Rick Crume's file #P 169).
24. Henry Jones
RESIDENCES:
(1758- )
(1766- ) near Moncton, Westmorland, NB
( -1840) Salisbury Parish, Westmorland, NBBIRTH-DEATH: Letter from Mrs. Eleanor Goggin, Salisbury, N.B., to Rick Crume, Glyndon, MN; 1761-1887; Letter postmarked 17 Apr 1989; ; Rick Crume's file #P 173.
BIRTH-DEATH: Letter from Marvin T Jones, Wyndmere, ND, to Rick Crume, Glyndon, MN; 1758-1973; Letter dtd 7 Feb 1989; ; Rick Crume's file #P 164; NOTE: Includes Jones family information compiled by Joe H Harper, Islington, ON, with a list of his sources.
BIRTH-DEATH: Letter from Joe H. Harper, Islington, ON, to Rick Crume, Glyndon, MN; 1735-1880; Letter dtd 3 Mar 1989; ; Rick Crume's file #P 168.
BIRTH-DEATH: Letter from Fred Bartlett, Fredericton, N.B., to Rick Crume, Glyndon, MN; 1735-1901; Letter dtd 24 Apr 1991; ; Rick Crume's file #P 292.
BIRTH-DEATH: Letter from Lee Marriott, Regina, SK, to Rick Crume, Glyndon, MN; 1735-1887; Letter dtd 10 Jan 1992; ; Rick Crume's file #P 319.
LAND: Petition filed 18 Mar 1788 in Westmorland Co., NB by Henry and his brother John to acquire land promised to their father Charles; 1766-1788; Westmorland Co., N.B. survey; ; Provincial Archives of New Brunswick, Fredericton; Rick Crume's file #P 175.
25. Christina Somers
BIRTH-DEATH: Letter from Mrs. Eleanor Goggin, Salisbury, N.B., to Rick Crume, Glyndon, MN; 1761-1887; Letter postmarked 17 Apr 1989; ; Rick Crume's file #P 173.
BIRTH-DEATH: Letter from Marvin T Jones, Wyndmere, ND, to Rick Crume, Glyndon, MN; 1758-1973; Letter dtd 7 Feb 1989; ; Rick Crume's file #P 164; NOTE: Includes Jones family information compiled by Joe H Harper, Islington, ON, with a list of his sources.
BIRTH-DEATH: Letter from Fred Bartlett, Fredericton, N.B., to Rick Crume, Glyndon, MN; 1735-1901; Letter dtd 24 Apr 1991; ; Rick Crume's file #P 292.
26. Gideon Corey
RESIDENCES:
(1757- ) North Kingstown, Washington Co, RI.
(1783-1784) Saint John, Saint John Co, NB.
(1784-1796) Hampstead, Queens Co, NB (Rick Crume's file #P 156).
( - ) Gagetown, Queens Co, NB (Rick Crume's file #P 156).
( -1823- ) Brunswick, Queens Co, NB (Rick Crume's file #P 156).
(abt 1793-1824) New Canaan, Queens Co, NB (Rick Crume's file #P 156).BIRTH-BIOGRAPHY-MARRIAGE-LAND-PROBATE-PARENTS-CHILDREN: Stanley Corey, THE COREY/CORY FAMILIES OF NEW BRUNSWICK, CANADA; 1757-1861; bef 1982, Green Valley, AZ; pp 108-109; (Rick Crume's file #P 156); NOTE: Gideon Corey was born either 21 or 24 Mar 1757.
RESIDENCES-MILITARY-OCCUPATION: R H Corey, HISTORICAL SKETCH OF FIRST SETTLERS OF NEW CANAAN, NEW BRUNSWICK; 1783-1793; dtd 1946; ; (Rick Crume's file #P 156).
OCCUPATION-LAND-RESIDENCES: John Victor Duncanson, NEWPORT, NOVA SCOTIA - A RHODE ISLAND TOWNSHIP; 1618-1814; Nika Publ Co, Belleville, Ontario, 1985; p 161; (Rick Crume's file #P 156).
NAME-BIRTH-DEATH-PROBATE: Barbara Cowley, compiler, family group record for Gideon Corey & Abigail Clark; 1757-1840; dtd 1989; ; (Rick Crume's file #P 156); NOTE: Gideon Corey is buried in the New Canaan Baptist Cemetery, Queens Co, NB. He died 14 Jul 1824.
BIOGRAPHY-RESIDENCES: M Frederick Amos, Gerald Keith & Myrtle K Perry, THE DESCENDANTS OF EDMUND AND JANE (WEBB) PRICE; 1744-1976; publ 1976; p 197; copy in poss of Rick Crume; NOTE: Gideon Corey was a Loyalist from Rhode Island.
LAND: M Frederick Amos, Gerald Keith & Myrtle K Perry, THE DESCENDANTS OF DANIEL AND ELIZABETH (DISBROW) KEITH; 1761-1981; publ May 1981; p 6; copy in poss of Rick Crume; p 6; NOTE: Gideon Corey was one of eighteen signers of a communication dated 16 Jan 1802 and sent to Edward Winslow, then a member of the Council of New Brunswick. The petition urged the government to accept the current survey of lots in the New Canaan settlement and to issue grants to the settlers. The New Canaan lots were crossed by the Canaan River and stretched from Salisbury to Coles Island in the counties of Westmorland, Kings and Queens. The lots averaged about 300 acres and ran north and south. On 2 Oct 1809 Grant #510 conveyed lots 9 and 10 as surveyed to Gideon Corey.
BIRTH-DEATH-BIOGRAPHY-MILITARY; M Fred Bartlett & Cynthia L Bartlett, "Gideon Corey, Loyalist and Mayflower Descendant"; 1580-1901; New Brunswick Genealogical Society, GENERATIONS, #39, Mar 1989; pp 20-29; copy in poss of Rick Crume.
ANCESTRY: Cynthia L Bartlett & M Fred Bartlett, "Gideon Corey, His Drake Ancestors"; 1560-1836; New Brunswick Genealogical Society, GENERATIONS, #41, Sept 1989; pp 2-10; (Rick Crume's file #P 239).
BIOGRAPHY: Ruth Augusta Slipp, Hampstead, NB, compiler, History of Clarke, Peters, Merritt and Slipp families; 1748-1955; typed manuscript; p 2; Provincial Archives of New Brunswick, Fredericton (Rick Crume's file #P 281 p 18).
OCCUPATION-LAND-RESIDENCES: Michael Jones, THE CLARKS OF HAMPSTEAD; 1618-1814; publ 1986; p 161; Provincial Archives of NB, Fredericton (Rick Crume's file #P 281 p 25).
PROBATE: Will of Gideon Corey; 1823-1824; dtd 8 Aug 1823, admitted for probate 11 Mar 1824; ; Provincial Archives of New Brunswick, Fredericton (Rick Crume's file #P 156).
27. Abigail Clark
NAME-BIRTH-DEATH-PROBATE: Barbara Cowley, compiler, family group record for Gideon Corey & Abigail Clark; 1757-1840; dtd 1989; ; (Rick Crume's file #P 156); NOTE: Abigail (Clark) Corey was born in Hampstead, Queens Co, NB. (Other sources say Cornwallis, NS.)
BIOGRAPHY: Ruth Augusta Slipp, Hampstead, NB, compiler, History of Clarke, Peters, Merritt and Slipp families; 1748-1955; typed manuscript; p 2; Provincial Archives of New Brunswick, Fredericton (Rick Crume's file #P 281 p. 18).
MARRIAGE: Michael Jones, THE CLARKS OF HAMPSTEAD; 1618-1814; publ 1986; p 161; Provincial Archives of NB, Fredericton (Rick Crume's file #P 281 p 25).
DEATH-BURIAL: J E Humphreys, "Second Salisbury Baptist Church Burial Ground: Records copied from tombstones", May 1917; 1855-1917; typed manuscript; cemetery inscriptions vertical file; Provincial Archives of New Brunswick, Fredericton; Rick Crume's file #P 454.
28. John Pugsley
RESIDENCES:
(1756- ) White Plains or Westchester?, Westchester Co, NY.
( - ) Fort Lawrence, Nova Scotia.
( -1785- ) Wallace, Cumberland Co, NS; (Rick Crume's file #P 330 p. 28).
(1783/1790-1804) French Village, on Hammond River, Kings Co., NB (Rick Crume's
file #P 330 p. 17).
(1804- ) England or US?BIRTH: Pugsley family bible; (Rick Crume's file #P 330).
DEATH: (Rick Crume's file #P 330 p. 28).
BIRTH: Donald Pugsley & Hugh Critchley, Pugsley family history (manuscript); 1089-1926; ; ; Rick Crume's file #P 330 p 28; NOTE: Daniel Pugsley was granted 100 acres of land in Wallace, Cumberland Co., N.S. in 1785.
LAND: New Brunswick land records; 1790-1804; Registry Office of Kings Co., New Brunswick; ; (Rick Crume's file #G 073, P 330); NOTE: John Pugsley purchased lot 23 (203 acres in a place called French Village in the parish of Sussex, Kings Co., N.B.) and lot 17 (104 acres) in Apr 1790. He and Mary Pugsley sold these 2 lots and a lot in the parish of Rothesay in Feb. 1804.
BIOGRAPHY-RESIDENCES: H Truman, THE CHIGNECTO ISTHMUS; 1785-1830; ; pp 201-202; (Rick Crume's file #P 102); NOTE: "The Pugsleys were Loyalists. David Pugsley came from White Plains, New York, to Nova Scotia, when a young man, and settled at Amherst. The one hundred acres of land given him by the Government was at Wallace. He was twice married. His first wife, by whom he had one son, was a Miss Horton. His second wife was a Miss Ripley, and had twelve children, seven daughters and five sons.
"Mr. Pugsley had a brother John, who was a halfpay officer in the British army. This brother lived a short time at Fort Lawrence, and had one son named Daniel. John Pugsley and his wife left this son with friends in Petitcodiac, and returned either to the States or to Great Britain. They were not heard from afterward. The Pugsleys of King's County and St. John are descendants of this Daniel. Those in Cumberland are descended from David. . . ."DEATH: Letter from Mr Lynn Pugsley, Macedon, NY, to Rick Crume, Glyndon, MN; 1695-1805; Letter dtd 1 Nov 1988; p 1; (Rick Crume's file #P 144); NOTE: John Pugsley and his brother David were Loyalists, went to Canada where John was killed by Indians.
BIOGRAPHY: Grace Aiton, THE STORY OF SUSSEX AND VICINITY; 1775-1804; Kings County (NB) Historical Society, 1967; p 50; (Rick Crume's file #P 96); NOTE: "John Pugsley - Of New York, who settled at Hammond River, where he purchased and operated a tavern before leaving in 1804 to reside in England. A son, Daniel, married Phebe, the only daughter of Andrew and Elizabeth (McCready) Sherwood, and established his home at Upper Settlement. William, a son of Daniel, purchased part of the Captain John Cougle grant at The Vale which is now the W. D. Sullivan farm. Born there were his sons, William H., who became prominent in provincial and federal politics, and Daniel, a well-known medical doctor."
GEDWRAP suggests checking notes for hanging indents.
29. Mary Archer
BIR: Bolton, Robert; A history of the county of Westchester, from its first settlement to the present time; vol. 2; p. 500; FHL film 0874495; Ref: P 377
30. Andrew Sherwood
RESIDENCES:
( - ) Hempstead, Nassau, Long Island, NY (Ref: G 236)
(1783- ) Old French Village, Kings, NB (Ref: G 236)MARRIAGE: to Elizabeth (HAMPSON) MC CREADY at St. John, St. John, N.B. or at Hampton, Kings, N.B.? (Ref: G 236)
BELL, David G., "Early Loyalist Saint John". Ref: G 236
Andrew SHERWOOD arrived in N.B. in 1783 with Unit 54 aboard the "Sally". His family in June 1784 consisted of one adult male, one adult female, six children over age 10 and three children under age 10.LAND: Witnessed deed for land in French Village, Sussex Parish, Kings
Co., N.B. which was purchased in 1790 by his daughter Phebe's father-in-law John Pugsley (b. 1756). Ref: P 330BIRTH-DEATH-MILITARY-BIOGRAPHY: Sherwood genealogy, donated by Gordon McLean; 1586-1889; undated manuscript; p 2; Provincial Archives of New Brunswick, Fredericton, manuscript collection 1 - Sherwood 1; NOTE: Born 1738?; MARRIAGE: at Hampton, NB?; Rick Crume's file #P 450.
AITON, Grace. "The Story of Sussex and Vicinity". Kings County (NB) Historical
Society, 1967. Ref: P 096. Page 50:
"Elizabeth HAMPSON MC CREADY - Widow of William MC CREADY, who died of
wounds in the Battle of White Plains (1776). She and her three sons,
William, Caleb and John, settled along the Hammond River, after her
marriage in Saint John to Andrew SHERWOOD. William and his wife, Isabella
FORD, moved to Upper Settlement, where eight daughters and four sons were
born.
". . .Daniel (PUGSLEY) married Phebe, the only daughter of Andrew and
Elizabeth (MC CREADY) SHERWOOD, and established his home at Upper
Settlement."GEDWRAP suggests checking notes for hanging indents.