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Isaac Curtis
"From the Massachusetts Bay to the fields of Connecticut, Isaac Curtis Sr. laid the foundations for generations of American pioneers."
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Samuel Randall Sr.
Patriot, pioneer, and quiet firebrand, Samuel answered the call at fifty, served with grit, and planted roots on New York’s frontier that would flower through centuries.
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Mary Andrews
Mary crossed an ocean for faith, weathered war and witch hunts, and built a family that would help shape colonial New England from forest clearing to town green.
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Walter Hewitt Sr.
From the shores of Stonington to the frontier fields of Stillwater, Deacon Walter Hewitt built a life of quiet leadership, resilience, and devotion, weathering war, loss, and wilderness with unshakable faith.
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Samuel Staples
From the banks of the Piscataqua to the fields of Belgrade, Samuel’s life was one of faithful labor, family devotion, and steady resilience through a century of change.
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Patrick James Guthrie
Patrick endured famine-era Ireland and began a new chapter in America, planting the Guthrie legacy in Iowa and Minnesota.
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Rachel Pond
Orphaned, widowed, and unbroken, Rachel’s life traced a path from New York to Michigan, where she became the steadfast heart of a growing family across generations.
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Stephen Cummings Sr
Stephen answered the call of revolution with musket in hand and heart full of duty, building a life of quiet service, devotion, and generational strength from Massachusetts to New York.
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