. Shannon genealogy; genealogical record and memorials of one branch of the Shannon family in America; . Nathaniel*, Nathaniel, NathanieP,Nathaniel), daughter of Charles William and Julia Abigail(Whitehouse) Shannon, was born in Portsmouth, N. H., Feb-ruary 6, 1869. She married, September 29, 1890, CharlesHumphreys, who was born January 12, 1859, the son of GeorgeA. and Margarette P. Humphreys, of Portsmouth. Residence,Portsmouth, N. H. Children of Charles and Lydia Humphreys : 849. June Marguerite, b. June 7, 1892. 850. Stewart Shannon, b. April 9, 1894. 851. Julia Lillian, b. December 13, 18
. Shannon genealogy; genealogical record and memorials of one branch of the Shannon family in America; . Nathaniel*, Nathaniel, NathanieP,Nathaniel), daughter of Charles William and Julia Abigail(Whitehouse) Shannon, was born in Portsmouth, N. H., Feb-ruary 6, 1869. She married, September 29, 1890, CharlesHumphreys, who was born January 12, 1859, the son of GeorgeA. and Margarette P. Humphreys, of Portsmouth. Residence,Portsmouth, N. H. Children of Charles and Lydia Humphreys : 849. June Marguerite, b. June 7, 1892. 850. Stewart Shannon, b. April 9, 1894. 851. Julia Lillian, b. December 13, 1895. 852. Cora Melcher, b. October 21, 1898. 853. MABELLE STANWOOD SHANNON^ [629],(Charles Way7, Charles Tebbets^, Richard Cutts^, Thomas-,Cutts^, NathanieP, Nathaniel,), daughter of Charles Way andMary Emery (Lapham) Shannon, was born April 2, 1862. Shemarried, September 27, 1887, at Saco, Me., Edward BurleighWolston, of Boston, Mass. They resided at Sharon, Mass., where EIGHTH GENERATION 409 she died March 21, 1900, at the comparatively early age ofthirty-eight, deeply lamented by all who knew MABELLE STANWOOD (SHANNON) WOLSTON. To those who knew the beauty of her life these few words canadd no lustre to her pure and beautiful character. As the childso was the woman ; always sharing the burden of others ; alwayscheerful in assuming her own ; always affectionate, true and lovinein every vocation, as daughter, wife, and mother. A child withher children, a woman in graver moments, an unswerving friendin every emergency. Her happy, joyous spirit carried the contagion of genial merri-ment wherever she went. Her charming personality; sincerity ofheart, and sweetness of thought and expression made every one loveher and hold her deep in their hearts. In mind she had manytalents, which would have brought happiness to many beside herfriends,—especially in music, in voice, in composition and in pianowork she excelled far beyond the average gifts. But perhaps hermotherhood was her
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