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that village is located.  He removed to the Sumner settlement, Darien, soon after, engaged in farming, raised a large family, and died aged about 65 years.  His son A. McCall Stickney, was born in Darien, June 13, 1824, and married Sarah Marvin, who was the mother of three of his children.  She died about 1864.  In 1866 he married Caroline Lathrop, his present wife by whom he has three children.  Mr. Stickney has been a grader, and is now engaged n farming and carrying the mail from Fargo post office to Corfu.

     WARREN STILES

     IRA J. TISDALE, son of William and Clarissa (Goodwill) Tisdale, was born in Willington, Conn., Jan. 21, 1812.  His parents (the father of Welsh and mother of Irish descent) came form Connecticut to the Holland Purchase in the cold season of 1816, and settled in the northwest part of Darien, then included in Pembroke.  They suffered the hardships, and privations incident to pioneer settlements.  Mr. Tisdale died in 1819, leaving Mrs. Tisdale with seven children.  She was born July 12, 1786, and died Dec. 10, 1873.  Ira, after his father's death, and at the age of 16, learned the carpenter's trade, which he followed as his chief occupation until his 75th year.  He alsowned and cultivated a farm.  Apr. 26, 1840, he married Rhoda M. Williams, and they had two sons.  Mrs. Tisdale was born Dec. 11, 1812, and died Oct. 9, 1885.  Their son Homer L., born Feb. 1, 1841, married Julia A. Robinson, Oct. 25, 1870.  He served in the war in Capt. J. D. Newman's Independent Battery, and died Sept. 20, 1878.  His wife died May 22, 1873.  Their only child, Bertha R. Tisdale, now resides with her aged grandfather.  William T. was born Aug. 22, 1843 and died Apr. 22, 1848.  Mr. Tisdale commenced his political life an "old line Whig" and is now a Republican.  He held the offices of magistrate and school superintendent.

     MAJOR AMOS TYRRELL.

     JAMES G. TIFFANY,

     ABRAM THOMAS

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