. Les nouvelles de la famille Kimball. Enoshas les citoyens les plus riches, sont morts à la hisResidence lundi matin, le 29 janvier. 1903 ans ^4 ans. M. Kimball était presque le plus ancien des pionniers. Sa fath-er s'est installée ici en 1836, a pris une section de terre et a construit une hutte. Son fils l'a suivi l'année prochaine, arrivant en bateau de Milwaukeeby et se mettant ensuite à Southport. De là jusqu'au jour de sa mort, il résida ici et devint riche, d'autres manières de garder la maison que son père érige pour suivre l'ancienne maison en rondins. Dans cette maison, il a vécu plus de 60 ans, et c'est un fait remarquable qu'il n'a jamais été fermé pour la dutie

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. The Kimball family news. enoshas wealthiest citizens, died at hisresidence Monday morning, Jan. 29. 1903, aged ^4 years. Mr. Kimball was almost the oldest of the pioneers. His fath-er settled here in 1836, took up a section of land and built a loghouse. His son followed him next year, coming- to Milwaukeeby boat and then staging to Southport. From then until the dayof his death, he resided here and became wealthy, al ways keep-ing the home which his father erected to follow the old log house. In this house he lived over 60 years, and it is a notable factthat it was never closed for the duties of hospitality during allthat time. The Nkws has had frequent mention of the deceased, and bisyachting- experience at his advanced age. The Rev. Clarence O. Kimball, formerly of Madison Co. 111. isnow pastor of the La Junta, Col. Methodist church. The Massachusetts and neighboring Kimballs may get to-gether in an Atlantic Family Association. With a little organ-ization there will be no trouble about that Historical Fund.. 200 January, 1()03. THE OLD, OLD TRADITION. Mr. J. C. Kimball of Priceton, Iud., sends a copy of theLowell, Mass., Morning Mail, of date April 22, 1882. It con-tains an article entitled The Kimball Family, which wegive as follows: The following appeared in the Mail of Jan. 3rd, and exci-ted so much attention among those interested that the editioncontaining it was soon exhausted. To satisfy frequent demandsfor the papers containing the article we republish it: Certain members of the Kimball family, down the river, have become interested in tracing the lineage of their race, andalthough the family records are Somewhat imperfect they arequite successfully supplying-the missing links that connect themwith the distant past. Their ancestry has been traced to 1474.when members of this family lived in the County of Cumberland, England, where the etymon of the cognomen appears in theparish of Kimball. Some of the early worthies of this namedistinguished themselves in

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