Caroline Holt Sands

177. Edward Augustus8 Willard (George7, Elijah6, Hezekiah5, Jonathan4, Jonathan3, Jacob2, George1); born 28 May 1846 at Brooklyn, New York;69 married Caroline Holt Sands, daughter of John M. Sands and Esther Holt, 2 February 1869;69 died 11 August 1905 at Bayonne City, New Jersey, at age 59.69

He can be found as WFA Genealogy #1048 in the 1915 Willard Genealogy.69

Caroline Holt Sands was born on 24 April 1849 at Brooklyn, New York.69 She died on 17 February 1912 at age 62.69

The eight known children of Edward Augustus8 Willard and Caroline Holt Sands were as follows:

+ 344. i. Maud9 Willard, born 21 December 1869 Bayonne, New Jersey; married Buel Havens Hemenway.

+ 345. ii. Edward Augustus Willard Jr, born 22 February 1871 Brooklyn, New York; married Marguerite McCarthy; married Edna Mary Dellegar.

346. iii. Caroline Sands Willard; born 7 January 1873 at Bayonne, New Jersey.102,103

347. iv. Marion B. Willard; born 28 July 1874 at Bayonne, New Jersey;102,101 married Dr. John Egerton Brandt 15 October 1902;102 died 10 June 1903 at age 28.102

+ 348. v. Eugene Sands Willard, born 24 July 1875 Bayonne City, New Jersey; married Ella Fuller Guthrie.

+ 349. vi. LeBaron Sands Willard, born 4 July 1883 Brooklyn, New York; married Annabel G. Van Nostrand.

350. vii. John Middagh Willard; born 29 July 1884 at New York, New York.102,101

351. viii. Bradford Holt Willard; born 26 February 1888 at New York, New York.102,103

Mrs. Maude Willard Heminway.

DAR ID Number: 13136

Born in New Jersey.

Wife of Buel Haven Heminway.

Descendant of Lieut. Jonathan Willard, of Massachusetts; Gov. William Bradford and Maj. William Bradford, of Rhode Island.

Daughter of Edward Augustus Willard and Caroline Sands, his wife.

Granddaughter of George Lawton Willard and Harriet E. La Baron, his wife.

Gr.-granddaughter of Elijah Willard and Mary Bradford, his wife.

Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Hezekiah Willard and Mary Winchell, his wife; William Bradford and Elizabeth Bloom James, his wife (m. 1774.)

Gr.-gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Jonathan Willard and Lois Hooker, his wife; Dr. William Bradford and Mary Le Baron, his wife.

Jonathan Willard, (1738-1836), who had fought in the early wars served as lieutenant of militia in the Revolution.

William Bradford, (1752-1811), was lieutenant of Continental Infantry, 1776. He served as aide to General Charles Lee, and as major of Sherburne's regiment, 1777.

William Bradford, (1729-1808), served on the Committee of Safety of Bristol county, and was chosen deputy governor. When Bristol was bombarded, his house was destroyed. He was elected to the Continental Congress, but never took his seat.