Mabel Sarah Ann Heilborn was born in July 1886 in Massachussetts. Parents: Arnold Hubbard Heilborn and Alice Mary Griffiths.

Spouse: John G. Meyers. Mabel Sarah Ann Heilborn and John G. Meyers were married on 4 March 1904 in Rhode Island. Children were: Alice C. Meyer.

Marjorie Berton Heilborn³⁴ was born on 28 November 1899 in Providence, Rhode Island. She died on 3 June 1963 at the age of 63 in Warwick, Rhode Island. Died from Purulent Peritonitis. She was cremated in Swans Point Cemetery, Providence, Rhode Island. Clo Pitkin recalls of her mother: "Her family lived in upper middle class comfort with a vacation home on Martha's Vineyard and yearly winter trips to Florida. Marjorie was small boned, 5'6" tall and considered quite beautiful as she matured. She spent one year in nursing school when she was about 18. Her father considered nursing undignified and forbid her to stay in school. She met William Dorman when he joined her father's business after returning from the First World War. (Their son) Billy was the adored child of his parents and grandparents. He was often sick with colds and pneumonia and thus many winters were spent in Florida. Marjorie and her family continued to live with her parents during the next eight years. On Jan. 16, 1932 (I) was born. Billy died in May. He was rushed to the hospital in the night and died at the hospital that evening. Although Marjorie spoke very little about the cause of his death, it seems likely that he died as a result of a heart condition. This was, undoubtedly, a time of great grief and emotional turmoil for Marjorie and Bill. He spent much time in Catholic retreats, leaving Marjorie to deal with her grief in her own way. He was a good and caring man but apparently unable to find the inner strength to deal with such a blow. In Aug. 1933 Marjorie's mother, Grace, died of a heart attack. Marjorie was with her when she fell and as Marjorie tried to catch her they fell together on a bed they were making. Once again the family was in mourning. In December Bill was taken to the hospital with a ruptured appendix. He was depressed and grief stricken and it is unclear whether he removed some tubes necessary to his recovery or whether they were removed too soon. He died in the hospital. Marjorie was left with a year-old baby and a father who must have been an emotional drain for her. She never talked about that time and wrote a letter many years later telling me that she was sorry that she could not talk about her husband or her son without pain. Her sister and brother were never able to give emotional support and indeed she was the strength of the family. Her brother Ted took over her father's business and during the next three years she took care of her father who was becoming more and more senile. Her brother, who had control of the family funds, gave her money to move into a small house. These were again emotionally stressful years since her father was reverting to childish behavior and needed constant care. He attacked her if he heard me crying apparently believing that Marjorie was hurting me. He died in Oct. 1936 and Marjorie and I went to live with her brother Ted and his family. We lived with her brother until 1938. At that time Marjorie decided to seek her fortune in California. Hoping to find work and become independent. we travelled by train to Sacramento where we lived with a childhood friend until we found an apartment and a job. Marjorie was determined to become independent and her strength of character and strong will allowed her to believe that she could do anything she wished if she worked at it. She worked at many jobs. She was a single parent without all the support available to single parents today. Although she had many opportunities to remarry, she chose to remain single. She worked all week and was a supportive and wonderful mother. She maintained good relationships with her brother and sister even taking one of her sister's daughters to live with her when her sister could not care for her. In 1947, Marjorie took a position as personnel manager in a department store in Brockton, Mass. She met a woman who became a good friend (Edna Enos Coffin Choo). They were both strong women who felt the need to challenge their intellect. They studied together developing theories of human growth and development, economics, education and anything that intrigued them. They formed a study group called Embrity and had a large following of people. When I went to college in 1949, Marjorie spent one year as a dorm supervisor for nurses (personel director) at Massachusetts General Hospital in order to have a place to live and funds to pay for college tuition. She took a position as Director of Rutland Corner House in Boston which was a halfway house for women who were "unwed mothers" or referred by the courts for misdemeanors. She applied her theories of growth and development and had enough success that she became well known and respected as a consultant. She was still developing ideas and programs and, along with her friend, attracting the attention of faculty and students at Goddard College where I was a student. In 1952 she was introduced to Gerald Staples by a Goddard student, David Sprey. David had taken a job with the Providence Journal and met Jerry who was a reporter in Newport, R.I. Marjorie married Jerry in June 1953. They lived in Newport for a short time and then moved to Riverside where Marjorie took a position as Director of Sophia Little Home for "unwed mothers" She soon made it a well respected halfway and recovery home for women and later an adoption agency as well. Jerry became an editor for the Providence Journal and they moved to Providence. Jerry and Marjorie were well matched intellectually. They both had a well developed sense of humor and were wonderfully happy together for ten years. They had a wide variety of friends both young and old and were interesting and fun to be with. They both enjoyed and delighted in our family, especially their grandchildren, Caleb and Seth. They were exceedingly proud grandparents. In 1960 Jerry became ill and was diagnosed with cancer. He and Marjorie had previously discussed their wills and had talked often about their concern that they be able to control their right to die should they have a terminal disease. In 1961 Jerry was bedridden and needed home nursing. He told Marjorie that he wished to see me, Belmont and the grandchildren to say goodby. Shortly after our visit he wrote a farewell note to Marjorie thanking her for their life and love together and ended his life with dignity. Jerry's death took an enormous toll on Marjorie. She had been diabetic for much of her life and the emotional drain seemed to be too much. Her work was demanding and her reputation in the field of social work had grown. Marjorie was an intelligent, strong woman who had overcome great tragedies, persevered in a society that rejected women in the work place, become a respected expert in the field of social work and education without having a degree or any formal education beyond high school."
Marjorie was active in many social and civic organizations. She had been treasurer of the United Fund Executives and honorary vice president of the New England Citizens' Crime Commission Inc., formerly the New England Watch and Ward Society. In 1963 Marjorie fell and broke her hip. She died from complications of diabeties, having experienced a severe reaction to an antibiotic which had been administered to fight an infection in her broken hip. Parents: Charles Melchior Heilborn and Grace Randall Fisher.

Spouse: William Augustine Dorman. Marjorie Berton Heilborn and William Augustine Dorman were married on 3 February 1923 in Saint Bernard's Rectory, North Kingston, Rhode Island. Children were: William Augustine Dorman Jr., Clotilde Whitney Dorman.

Spouse: Gerald Eldred Staples. Marjorie Berton Heilborn and Gerald Eldred Staples were married on 5 June 1953 in Duxbury, Massachusetts.

Mary Ann (Nancy) Heilborn was born on 1 January 1929 in Providence, Rhode Island. She died on 30 June 2007 at the age of 78 in Hanover, New Hampshire. Parents: Charles Theodore Melchior "Ted" Heilborn and Mary Estelle Hatch.

Spouse: Robert Charles Wetherell Jr.. Mary Ann (Nancy) Heilborn and Robert Charles Wetherell Jr. were married on 31 August 1948 in Rhode Island. Children were: Kathleen Wetherell, Cynthia Lou Wetherell, Elizabeth Ann Wetherell.

Melchior Mathias Heilborn was born on 9 September 1835. He was christened on 11 September 1835. Parents: Leopold Augustin Heilborn and Elizabeth Kleybaumhuter.

Spouse: Maria Theresia Antonetta Elshoff. Maria Theresia Antonetta Elshoff and Melchior Mathias Heilborn were married on 30 October 1862 in Liebfrauen-Uberwasser Katholisch, Munster Stadt, Westfalen, Prussia.

Rainee-Lynn Ann Marie Heilborn was born on 22 January 1986 in Mission Vieja, California. Parents: Charles Theodore Heilborn IV and Lori-Ann Antoinette Gallant.

Rainer, Carl, Felix Heilborn was born on 5 April 1931. Parents: Carl, Felix, Andreas Heilborn and Elizabeth, Maria, Johanna Sommer.

Robert Francis Heilborn died in February 1908 at the age of 0. He was born on 12 February 1908. Parents: Charles Melchior Heilborn and Grace Randall Fisher.

Rose Marie Heilborn was born on 25 July 1961 in Rhode Island. Parents: Charles Theodore (Teddy) Heilborn and Rose Marie (Rhody) Craig.

Spouse: Jerry Lynn Fitzsimmons. Children were: Jerry Lynn Fitzsimmons.

Stephen Craig Heilborn was born on 16 May 1955 in Providence, Rhode Island. Parents: Charles Theodore (Teddy) Heilborn and Rose Marie (Rhody) Craig.

Spouse: Marie . Marie and Stephen Craig Heilborn were married.

Stuart Charles Heilborn was born on 15 December 1897. He died on 1 January 1898 at the age of 0. Stuart died in infancy. Parents: Charles Melchior Heilborn and Grace Randall Fisher.

Susan Carola Heilborn was born on 17 May 1954 in Providence, Rhode Island. Parents: Charles Theodore (Teddy) Heilborn and Rose Marie (Rhody) Craig.

Spouse: Kenneth R. Farrell. Susan Carola Heilborn and Kenneth R. Farrell were married. Children were: Jennifer Jean Farrell, Bonnie Jeanne Farrell, Christina Marie Farrell, Heather Anne Farrell.

Sydney Arnold Heilborn was born in October 1882 in Aston, Warwickshire, England, United Kingdom. He died on 29 July 1911 at the age of 28 in Rhode Island. Parents: Arnold Hubbard Heilborn and Alice Mary Griffiths.

Spouse: Ruth Augusta Marx. Ruth Augusta Marx and Sydney Arnold Heilborn were married on 3 March 1904 in Rhode Island.

Theresia Benedikta Heilborn was born on 12 February 1831. She was christened on 14 April 1831. Parents: Leopold Augustin Heilborn and Elizabeth Kleybaumhuter.

Wayne Anges Stewart Heilborn was born on 23 May 1963 in Newport, Rhode Island. Parents: Charles Theodore (Teddy) Heilborn and Rose Marie (Rhody) Craig.

Spouse: Patricia Jude Whitehead. Patricia Jude Whitehead and Wayne Anges Stewart Heilborn were married in 1986. Children were: Alexander Sebastian Heilborn.

Wilhelm Heilborn was born on 25 September 1890. Parents: Carl, Leopold, Louis Heilborn and Johanna, Friederike Blechert.

Pamela Jo Heitland was born on 24 May 1963 in Or'leons, France.

Spouse: Ronald Galen Pitkin. Pamela Jo Heitland and Ronald Galen Pitkin were married on 6 September 1986 in Clear Lake, Iowa. Children were: Kristen Marlys Pitkin, Ashley Laura Pitkin.

Mark Allan Helmken was born on 6 September 1960 in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Mark graduated from Henry Sibley High School in 1978. He received a B.S. degree in 1983 from Mankato State, Minnesota, and an M.B.A. from Boston University in 1993. Mark is currently president of Kea Technologies, a computer software company located in Burlington, Vermont.

Spouse: Erin Elizabeth Reilly. Erin Elizabeth Reilly and Mark Allan Helmken were married on 6 October 1990.

Rena Lucille Hemenway was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Kenneth (Jake) Edward Dwinell. Rena Lucille Hemenway and Kenneth (Jake) Edward Dwinell were married on 10 March 1945 in Marshfield, Vermont.

Emma Hemmig was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Timothy Dale. Children were: Dr. Porter H. Dale, Lawrence Dale, Janet Dale, Virginia Dale.

Mabel Henderson was born (date unknown). Daughter of John Henderson and Grace Parmenter.

Spouse: Earle R. Smith. Mabel Henderson and Earle R. Smith were married on 11 November 1919. Children were: Marguerite Smith.

Mary Henderson was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Lewis McKelvey Guy. Mary Henderson and Lewis McKelvey Guy were married in 1921.

Mary Agnes Heney was born (date unknown).

Spouse: George Lawrence Devine Pitkin. Children were: Carroll Peabody Pitkin, Phillip Arthur Pitkin.

Marcus Henry was born on 4 October 1843 in New York City.

Spouse: Mary Juliet Scales. Mary Juliet Scales and Marcus Henry were married in Kansas City, Missouri. Children were: Mary Louise Henry, Mark Henry.

Mark Henry was born on 28 December 1870 in Saint Louis, Missouri. He died on 7 February 1871 at the age of 0. Parents: Marcus Henry and Mary Juliet Scales.

Mary Louise Henry was born on 9 September 1867 in Saint Louis, Missouri. She died on 18 December 1867 at the age of 0. Parents: Marcus Henry and Mary Juliet Scales.

Elizabeth Heron was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Sir Robert Tailboys Lord Kyme. Children were: Maud Tailboys.

Margaret Alison Herridge was born on 7 October 1905. She died on 9 August 1993 at the age of 87 in Pennsylvania. She was buried in Manchester, New Hampshire.

Spouse: Victor Ellsworth Pitkin Ph.D.. Margaret Alison Herridge and Victor Ellsworth Pitkin Ph.D. were married on 4 September 1932 in Arlington, Massachusetts. Children were: Donald Herridge Pitkin.

Alfred B. Hickey was born about 1874. Alfred is listed in the census of 1880. The Hickey family was living in Marshfield, VT at the time. Parents: James Hickey and Jennie Blodgett.

Blanche Hickey was born in February 1877. Blanche was a school teacher at the time of the 1900 census, and was living with her mother and brother in Hardwick, VT. Parents: James Hickey and Jennie Blodgett.

James Hickey was born in 1848 in Shilby, Canada West. James was the son of James and Jane Hickey. James operated a tin shop in Marshfield, Vt. in the building later used as a harness shop by Edwin Thomas. At the time of the 1880 census, his mother in law, was a member of his household. It may be that they resided in her house on the village common.

Spouse: Jennie Blodgett. Jennie Blodgett and James Hickey were married on 5 July 1872 in Marshfield, Vermont. Children were: Alfred B. Hickey, Blanche Hickey, Wendell Phillips Hickey.

Wendell Phillips Hickey was born on 6 July 1879 in Marshfield, Vermont. He died on 7 December 1956 at the age of 77 in Halifax District Hospital, Florida. Wendell lived in Cabot, Vermont, on the farm now owned by Michael and Uli Belenky (1996). Wendell represented Cabot in the legislature in 1942 and 1943. There was an elm tree near his house which could be climbed by ascending a spiral staircase which Wendell had built around its trunk. From his obituary: "Daytona Beach Fla. - Wendell Phillips Hickie, 77, was fatally injured when hit by a motorcycle December 7 at 8 p.m. Death ensued at midnight at the Halifax district hospital. born in Marshfield, Vt., July 6, 1879, he was the youngest of four children of the late James and Jennie Pitkin Hickie. He was educated in the schools of Marshfield, Cabot, and St. Johnsbury and graduated from Montpelier Seminary. From 1905 to 1919, he was a resident of Orange City, Fla., and served a term as mayor of that city. Mr. Hickie owned one of the first bus lines in the state of Florida, running from Orange City to Deland, and he was also a building contractor in Orange City. Returning to Vermont, the deceased engaged in farming at Cabot. Always interested in town affairs, he represented Cabot in the state legislature in 1943-44. He was active in the church, serving six years on the United Church committee; and for ten years, Mr. Hickie was president of the Cabot Old Home Week committee. Since 1945 he has made his home in Daytona Beach, Fla. He was trustee and member of the official board of Livingston Memorial church and past president of the Men's club. The deceased was also active in boy Scout work. Surviving relatives are three nieces, Mrs. Gladys Provost of Boston; Mrs. I. W. Hawes of Laguna Beach, Calif.; and Mrs. Olive Pihleman of Charleston, W. Va.; Richard M. Provost of West Hartford, Conn.; and cousins. Funeral services were held at the Livingston Memorial Methodist church in Dytona Beach on Tuesday with burial at Hollywood cemetery in Orange City, Fla." Parents: James Hickey and Jennie Blodgett.

Haydn "Eddie" Higgins was born on 21 February 1932 in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He died on 31 August 2009 at the age of 77 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Jazz Musician. A pianist, he established himself as one of the top artists to hail from Chicago during the 1950s and 1960s. He was educated at the Northwestern University School of Music. In 1959, he led his own trio and performed at some of Chicago's most noted clubs including the London House and shared the bill with such music greats as Dizzy Gillespie, Stan Getz, Oscar Peterson and Cannonball Adderley. In addition, Higgins achieved prominence recording with Coleman Hawkins and released several solo albums with the Sunnyside record label. He was married to jazz vocalist Meredith d'Ambrosio whom he would often perform with. He gained an international following most notably in Japan. He died from cancer. Parents: Roger Wolcott Higgins and Jessie Borthwick Pitkin.

Roger Wolcott Higgins was born on 23 April 1898. He died on 17 October 1976 at the age of 78.

Spouse: Jessie Borthwick Pitkin. Jessie Borthwick Pitkin and Roger Wolcott Higgins were married. Children were: Haydn "Eddie" Higgins.

Elizabeth? Higgins? was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Arnold G. Corbett. Elizabeth? Higgins? and Arnold G. Corbett were married in 1932. Children were: Catherine Marie Corbett.

Abigail Hildreth was born (date unknown). Parents: Richard Hildreth and Elizabeth .

Elizabeth Hildreth was born (date unknown). Parents: Richard Hildreth and Elizabeth .

Ephraim Hildreth was born (date unknown). Parents: Richard Hildreth and Elizabeth .

Isaac Hildreth was born (date unknown). Parents: Richard Hildreth and Elizabeth .

Joseph Hildreth was born (date unknown). Parents: Richard Hildreth and Elizabeth .

Mary Hildreth was born (date unknown). Parents: Richard Hildreth and Elizabeth .

Persis Hildreth was born on 8 February 1660. Birth date and parentage obtained from an internet file. Parents: Richard Hildreth and Elizabeth .

Spouse: Samuel Cleveland. Children were: Joseph Cleveland.

Richard Hildreth was born in 1605. He died on 23 February 1692 at the age of 87 in Chelmsford, Massachusetts.

Spouse: Elizabeth . Elizabeth and Richard Hildreth were married in 1645 in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Children were: Elizabeth Hildreth, Sarah Hildreth, Mary Hildreth, Ephraim Hildreth, Abigail Hildreth, Joseph Hildreth, Thomas Hildreth, Persis Hildreth, Isaac Hildreth.

Sarah Hildreth was born (date unknown). Parents: Richard Hildreth and Elizabeth .

Thomas Hildreth was born (date unknown). Parents: Richard Hildreth and Elizabeth .

Amy Christina Hill was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Willard Fuller. Children were: Emma Maud Fuller.

Arthur Hill was born about 1893 in Massachussetts.

Spouse: Nora G. Corbett. Nora G. Corbett and Arthur Hill were married.

Beatrice Hill was buried on 28 August 1570 in Staffordshire, England. She was born in Buntingsdale, Shropshire, England. Parents: William Hill Hill and Alice de Bunbury.

Spouse: William Bulkeley. Children were: Thomas Bulkeley.

Elizabeth Hill was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Seneca Bemis. Elizabeth Hill and Seneca Bemis were married. Children were: Guy Bemis, male Bemis, female Bemis, A. Mary (May) Bemis.

Nabby Hill was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Elias Bemis. Nabby Hill and Elias Bemis were married.

William Hill Hill was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Alice de Bunbury. Children were: Beatrice Hill.