1. David Marsh, b. July 10, 1943, at Greens Farms, Conn. (B21,424,31)
2. Laura Lea, b. September 15, 1945, at Bridgeport, Conn. (B21,424,32)
B21,43.
Emily Sedgwick Bridgeman, 3d child of Amanda I. (Sedgwick)
Bridgeman (B21,4) and Oliver H. Bridgeman, was born September
5, 1853, at Kendall, N.Y. She was named by request "Emily
Sedgwick" for Mrs. W.W. Welch, wife of the internationally known
Dr. Welch and herself the author of the LIFE OF GENERAL JOHN
SEDGWICK. She attended the Brockport, N.Y., State Normal
School, majoring in music. She married October 25, 1876, at
Kendall, N.Y., Benjamin Franklin Stangland, son of Andrew and
Susan (Gary) Stangland of Kendall. Andrew Stangland was a
Norwegian who came to this country as one of the famous
Norwegian Sloopers settling in Kendall and going to school there at
the age of 18 as the quickest way to learn the English language. He
met his future wife and was a ventilation expert for thirty-seven years
with Howard & Morse, New York City. He was a member of the
American Society of Mechanical Engineers and a charter member of
the American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers. He
retired from business in 1916 and the family returned to Morton
(Kendall). He died March 26, 1940. Mrs. Stangland died July 30,
1941, at Kendall. Children (Stangland) all born at Kendall:
1. Jessie Cary, b. February 18, 1880. (B21,431)
2. Robert Sedgwick, b. October 5, 1881. (B21,432)
3. Susan Frances, b. October 9, 1888. (B21,433)
B21,431.
Jessie Cary Stangland, 1st child of Emily S. (Bridgeman) Stangland
(B21,43) and Benjamin F. Stangland, was born February 18, 1880,
at Kendall, N.Y. She is a graduate of Horace Mann School, New
York City, attended Columbia University, 1899-1902, and Art
Students League, 1902-1907. She married June 15, 1907, in New
York City Robert Waddington Grange of Pittsburgh, Pa., son of
Rev. Dr. Robert W. and Sallie (Taber) Grange, whom she divorced
in 1921 in New York City. She resides in Washington, D.C.
B21,432.
Robert Sedgwick Stangland, 2d child of Emily S. (Bridgeman)