Raymond H. Lehman was born on May 17, 1909 at Center Twp., Mercer County, Ohio. He was the son of Willshier Stephen Lehman and Lucy V. May. Raymond H. Lehman died on Dec 14, 1923 at Fitchville, Huron County, Ohio, at age 14.

      Rebecca Jane Layland was born circa 1841 at Ohio. She was the daughter of Benjamin P. Layland and Margaret Parker. Rebecca married Daniel Lehman, son of Adam Pixler Lehman and Julia Ann Griggs, on Jul 4, 1867 at Mercer County, Ohio. Rebecca Jane Layland died on Feb 27, 1893. Rebecca was buried at Oldtown Cemetery, Jefferson Twp., Mercer County, Ohio.

      Lucy Besilda Lehman was born on Apr 29, 1872 at Center Twp., Mercer County, Ohio. She was the daughter of Daniel Lehman and Rebecca Jane Layland. Lucy married Adam Sherman Brookhart, son of Samuel Brookhart and Mary Ann Sinift, on Mar 16, 1901. Lucy Besilda Lehman died on Jan 25, 1916 at Center Twp., Mercer County, Ohio, at age 43. Lucy was buried at Union Cemetery, Mercer County, Ohio.

      Adam Perry Lehman was born on Feb 18, 1874 at Ohio. He was the son of Daniel Lehman and Rebecca Jane Layland. Adam married May Mote circa 1907. Adam Perry Lehman died in 1970. Adam was buried at North Grove Cemetery, Jefferson Twp., Mercer County, Ohio.
     In the census on Jun 26, 1880 Adam Perry Lehman was named Perry A. Lehman.

      Eliza Jane Lehman was born on Mar 28, 1878 at Ohio. She was the daughter of Daniel Lehman and Rebecca Jane Layland. Eliza married Porter Edson Stiverson, son of Samuel Henry Stiverson, circa 1905. Eliza Jane Lehman died on Feb 23, 1931 at Hopewell, Mercer County, Ohio, at age 52.

      James Benjamin Lehman was born on Apr 30, 1868 at Ohio. He was the son of Daniel Lehman and Rebecca Jane Layland. James married Mary Michiel.
     In the census on Jul 17, 1870 James Benjamin Lehman was named James B. Lehman.
In the census in 1880 James Benjamin Lehman was named Benjamin Lehman.

      Ursula L. Lehman was born on Jun 16, 1870 at Ohio. She was the daughter of Daniel Lehman and Rebecca Jane Layland. Ursula L. Lehman died on Sep 15, 1872 at age 2.

     Charles married Eliza Glover.

     Eliza married Charles March Pyne.

      Johanna (Unknown) was born circa 1852 at New Jersey. Johanna married Rev. Isaac Stryker Schenck, son of Josiah J. Schenck and Catherine Elizabeth Stryker.

      Lizzie Schenck was born circa Dec, 1879 at New York. She was the daughter of Rev. Isaac Stryker Schenck and Johanna (Unknown).

      Simon Wyckoff Vliet was born on Feb 29, 1740. Simon married Ann Terhune. Simon Wyckoff Vliet died on Oct 12, 1833 at Lamington, Somerset County, New Jersey, at age 93.

      Ann Terhune was born on Sep 26, 1748. Ann married Simon Wyckoff Vliet. Ann Terhune died on Sep 27, 1824 at age 76.

      Simon Vliet was born circa 1839 at New Jersey. He was the son of Simon J. Vliet and Eliza Emmons.

      Lillian Van Saun was born circa 1862 at New York. She was the daughter of Jacob Van Saun and Mary (Unknown). Lillian married (Unknown) Dinger. Lillian married Richard Vliet Lindabury, son of Jacob Lindabury and Mary Ann Vliet, on Jul 8, 1892; issue a son and two daughters.

      William H. Lindabury was born circa 1848 at New Jersey. He was the son of Jacob Lindabury and Mary Ann Vliet.

      Bemjamin F. Lindabury was born circa 1853 at New Jersey. He was the son of Jacob Lindabury and Mary Ann Vliet.

     Margaret Lindabury was the daughter of Richard Vliet Lindabury and Lillian Van Saun.

      Richard Vliet Lindabury Jr. was born on Sep 5, 1900 at Bernardsville, Somerset County, New Jersey. He was the son of Richard Vliet Lindabury and Lillian Van Saun. Richard married Alice (Unknown). Richard Vliet Lindabury Jr. died in Feb, 1975 his last known address was at Princeton, Mercer County, New Jersey, according to the Social Security Death Index.
     

     Jacob married Mary (Unknown).

     Mary married Jacob Van Saun.

      Alice (Unknown) was born on Jul 15, 1901 at Bernardsville, Somerset County, New Jersey. Alice married Richard Vliet Lindabury Jr., son of Richard Vliet Lindabury and Lillian Van Saun.

      Alive V. Lindabury was born on Jul 4, 1928 at Bernardsville, Somerset County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of Richard Vliet Lindabury Jr. and Alice (Unknown).

     (Unknown) married Lillian Van Saun, daughter of Jacob Van Saun and Mary (Unknown).

      Carol Ann Hilk was born in 1942. She was the daughter of Roland William Hilk and Arell Hoyt.

      Marilyn Clair Hilk was born in 1944. She was the daughter of Roland William Hilk and Arell Hoyt.

      Nancy Scott Hilk was born in 1954. She was the daughter of Roland William Hilk and Arell Hoyt. Nancy married Thomas Alexander in 1978.

     Thomas married Nancy Scott Hilk, daughter of Roland William Hilk and Arell Hoyt, in 1978.

      Kristin Elizabeth Alexander was born in 1980. She was the daughter of Thomas Alexander and Nancy Scott Hilk.

      Linsay Jennifer Alexander was born in 1982. She was the daughter of Thomas Alexander and Nancy Scott Hilk.

      James Roland Alexander was born in 1986. He was the son of Thomas Alexander and Nancy Scott Hilk.

      Eric Thomas Alexander was born in 1987. He was the son of Thomas Alexander and Nancy Scott Hilk.

      Mabelle Nancy Manley was born on May 8, 1894 at New York. She was the daughter of George Andrew Manley and Gertrude Hoyt.
     In the census on Jan 7, 1920 Mabelle Nancy Manley was named May Bell Manley.

      Rolland Lewis Manley was born on Feb 6, 1904 at New York. He was the son of George Andrew Manley and Gertrude Hoyt. Rolland Lewis Manley died in 1958. Rolland was buried at Hope Cemetery, Corning, Steuben County, New York.

      George Wilbur Manley was born on Jul 17, 1909 at New York. He was the son of George Andrew Manley and Gertrude Hoyt. George Wilbur Manley died in Oct, 1963 at age 54. George was buried at Hope Cemetery, Corning, Steuben County, New York.
     In the census in 1910 George Wilbur Manley was named Wilbur Manley.

     Jerome married Nancy Adelia Smith.

     Nancy married Jerome Bonaparte Manley.

     William married Mary J. Paul.

     Mary married William H. Orr.

      Clair Hoyt was born circa 1881. She was the daughter of Saint Louis Hoyt and Effie Adelle Voorhees.

     Stanley married Emily Jester Collins, daughter of John Henry Collins and Arabella King.

      Theodore Carlton Abbott was born circa 1915 at New Jersey. He was the son of Andrew Jackson Abbott Jr and Emily Jester Collins.
     In the census on Apr 2, 1930 Theodore Carlton Abbott was named Carlton Abbott.

      Andrew J. Abbott was born on Jul 3, 1917 at New Jersey. He was the son of Andrew Jackson Abbott Jr and Emily Jester Collins. Andrew J. Abbott died in Mar, 1985 his last known address was at Mays Landing, Atlantic County, New Jersey, according to the Social Security Death Index.
     He began military service on Aug 3, 1943 at Camden, Camden County, New Jersey; Grammer School
Married.

      Jeanette Abbott was born circa 1922 at New Jersey. She was the daughter of Andrew Jackson Abbott Jr and Emily Jester Collins.

     George married Annie E. (Unknown).

     Annie married George W. Abbott.

     Juddith married Walter Ray Vickery, son of Robert Lee Vickery and Margaret Lois Ray, circa 1962.

      Robin Lee Vickery was born on Jul 19, 1963. She was the daughter of Walter Ray Vickery and Juddith Sappington.

      Mark Stacey Vickery was born on Jan 26, 1966. He was the son of Walter Ray Vickery and Juddith Sappington.

      Sean Vickery was born on Jun 29, 1997. He was the son of Mark Stacey Vickery.

      Sarah June Vickery was born on Jun 27, 1995. She was the daughter of Mark Stacey Vickery.

      Bruce Sappington Vickery was born on Nov 25, 1968. He was the son of Walter Ray Vickery and Juddith Sappington.

      Brooke Nicole Vickery was born on Jul 23, 2000. She was the daughter of Bruce Sappington Vickery.

     Glenda (Unknown) died at North Salem, Linn County, Missouri; in an automobile accident. Glenda married Walter Ray Vickery, son of Robert Lee Vickery and Margaret Lois Ray.

     Michelle (Unknown) was the daughter of Walter Ray Vickery and Glenda (Unknown). Michelle married Fuellermann (Unknown).

     Fuellermann married Michelle (Unknown), daughter of Walter Ray Vickery and Glenda (Unknown).

      (Unknown) (Unknown) was born at Saint Louis, Missouri. (Unknown) married Walter Ray Vickery, son of Robert Lee Vickery and Margaret Lois Ray, between 1970 and 1980.

      (Unknown) (Unknown) was born at of, California. (Unknown) married Walter Ray Vickery, son of Robert Lee Vickery and Margaret Lois Ray, before 1990.

      June Mare Juch was born on Jun 24, 1933 at Saint Mary's Hospital, Saint Louis, Missouri. June married Walter Ray Vickery, son of Robert Lee Vickery and Margaret Lois Ray, circa 1993 at Salem, Dent County, Missouri.

      Anna Slack was born circa 1869 at Pennsylvania. Anna married Abraham Beekman Conover, son of Abraham Beekman Conover and Rebecca Cox, circa 1888.

     William married Elizabeth S. LaForge.

     Elizabeth married William Doran.

     Gertrude married Arthur Vanderveer Conover, son of David Vanderveer Conover and Charlotte Black Read.

      William Conover was born circa 1923 at New Jersey. He was the son of Charles Cox Conover and Marjorie Gardner.

      Joan Conover was born circa 1927 at New Jersey. She was the daughter of Charles Cox Conover and Marjorie Gardner. Joan married (Unknown) McKay.

     Rose married Jackson Birdsall Conover, son of Charles Cox Conover and Marjorie Gardner.

     (Unknown) married Joan Conover, daughter of Charles Cox Conover and Marjorie Gardner.

     Lois Conover was the daughter of Charles Cox Conover and Marjorie Gardner. Lois married (Unknown) Scarbrough.

     (Unknown) married Lois Conover, daughter of Charles Cox Conover and Marjorie Gardner.

     Henry married Mittie E. Williams.

     Mittie married Henry E. J. Boardman.

      Ralph W. Owen Jr. was born on Sep 7, 1912 at Wisconsin. He was the son of Ralph Woodland Owen and Elinor Conover. Ralph W. Owen Jr. died in Jun, 1988 his last known address was at Eau Claire, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin, according to the Social Security Death Index.

      David B. Owen was born on Jul 28, 1917 at Wisconsin. He was the son of Ralph Woodland Owen and Elinor Conover. David B. Owen died on Dec 9, 1997 his last known address was at Eau Claire, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin, according to the Social Security Death Index.

      Margaret Owen was born circa 1914 at Wisconsin. She was the daughter of Ralph Woodland Owen and Elinor Conover.

     John married Josephine (Unknown).

     Josephine married John S. Owen.

      Frederic Hewitt Conover was born on Aug 13, 1880 at New York City, New York County, New York. He was the son of John David Conover and Emma Hewitt.
     Frederic Hewitt Conover was also known as Frederick Hewitt Conover.

      Gustavus A. Conover was born circa 1869. He was the son of Edwin DeGraw Conover and Emma McCullough. Gustavus A. Conover died on Jun 10, 1913.
     

      Dorothy A. Conover was born circa 1922 at Illinois. She was the daughter of Harvey Conover and Dorothy Jobson.

      Frances Conover was born circa 1923 at Illinois. She was the daughter of Harvey Conover and Dorothy Jobson.

      Harvey Conover 3rd was born circa 1925 at New York. He was the son of Harvey Conover and Dorothy Jobson.

      LIllian L. Wild was born circa Dec, 1871 at New York City, New York County, New York. She was the daughter of George Henry Wild and Annie E. Udell. LIllian married Jacob Dey Conover, son of Azariah Conover and Emily P. Sherman, on Apr 24, 1889 at Manhattan, New York County, New York.

     Annie married George Henry Wild.

     George married Annie E. Udell.

      John Thompson Conover was born on Jun 9, 1873 at New York City, New York County, New York. He was the son of Warren Archer Conover and Eleanor Grace Smith. John married Teresa Maxwell. John married Anna Voorhees. John Thompson Conover died on Apr 22, 1945 at age 71. John was buried at Milford, New Haven County, Connecticut.
     

      Teresa Maxwell was born on Sep 25, 1875 at Kentucky. She was born on Sep 26, 1884 at Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana. She was born on Sep 26, 1885 at Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. Teresa married John Thompson Conover, son of Warren Archer Conover and Eleanor Grace Smith. Teresa Maxwell died in Sep, 1968 at Levittown, Hempstead County, New York.
     

Teresa Maxwell-Conover was an actress in Broadway productions in the early 20th century. She was in motion pictures until the early 1940s. She was from Louisville, Kentucy

Stage career

Maxwell-Conover's New York City debut came at the New Theatre (Park Theatre (Manhattan) in the four-act play, Nobody's Daughter, in February 1911. As Mrs. Frampton she was complimented by a New York Times reviewer for having rendered a beautiful performance. He described her as an actress of unusual distinction in appearance and manner, dresses exquisitely, and plays with great naturalness and simplicity a role somewhat indefinitely outlined by the dramatist.

She was in the company of Gertrude Elliott in the Charles Frohman produced comedy, Preserving Mr. Panmure, in February 1912. Written by Sir Arthur Wing Pinero, the play was presented to audiences at the Lyceum Theatre (New York). Previously it enjoyed an extended run at the Comedy Theatre in London, England.

In September 1912 she was in the first David Belasco production in New York City. The Governor's Lady was staged by the Republic Theatre (New Victory Theatre). Also in the Belasco company were Emma Dunn and Emmitt Corrigan. Written by Alice Bradley, it had a very intense and emotional third act. The stage's impression of reality was heightened by a fine reproduction of a Childs Restaurant. The troupe traveled to the National Theatre (Washington, D.C.) in January 1913.

To-Day, a three-act play given at the 48th Street Theatre in October 1913, concentrates on the worship of money in the United States. Maxwell-Conover, as Mrs Garland, and Emily Stevens, are applauded by a reviewer for their acting. The same observer thought the production was an indecent, vicious play, particularly because of its utterly malicious insinuations.

On December 15, 1913 Maxwell-Conover was at the Lyceum in The Cassillis Engagement with Alison Skipworth in the cast of players. This was a four-act comedy by St. John Hankin.

The Maxine Elliott Theatre hosted a comedy by Salisbury Field entitled The Rented Earl in February 1915. Lawrance D'Orsay, Maxwell-Conover, and Evelyn Carter were among the actors in a show which was presented twice daily except for Sunday. The farce tells about a group of social climbers who try to persuade an English nobleman to assist them in their activities. In April 1915 Conover-Maxwell was in a production of The Natural Law by Charles Sumner at the Republic Theatre, at 209 West 42nd Street (Manhattan), in midtown-Manhattan (New York). The play changed venues in September 1915. It moved to the York Theatre at 116th Street near Lenox Avenue (Manhattan). John Cort had recently added the York to his chain of playhouses which offered Broadway attractions to audiences at popular prices. Conrad Nagel was in the cast when the play came to the Lexington Theatre (Loew's Lexington Theatre)), 571 Lexington Avenue (Manhattan), in October.

Emily Stevens was the leading lady in a Broadhurst Theatre production of The Madonna of the Future, which premiered in late January 1918. Maxwell-Conover acted the part of Mrs. Van Duzen. Near the final curtain of the three-act comedy Maxwell-Conover spoke to Stevens, saying You are so charming: you mean something! I don't in the least know what you mean, but that is what makes you charming. During the first two acts Stevens' character resolves to bare a child without being married. She announces this to her neighbors in Tarrytown, New York. The audience was shocked by the frankness of the language employed by the characters. Written by playwright Alan Dale, the dialogue was brilliant. Her neighbors are further startled when Stevens delivers her baby, which comes to light in the comedy's second portion. In the third act she discovers that she loves the child's father and would rather marry him than see him wed someone else.

A critic was complimentary of the play's two sets which were representative of what was then a new art of residential decoration being employed on Broadway. The entire cast proved skilled in speaking their lines. The reviewer's overall impression was positive. He wrote that the production reminded him of the finest he had witnessed at the Morosco Theatre.

In Madonna of the Future Maxwell-Conover wore a frock of brown satin and lace. The skirt was draped low in zouave effect. The front panel was composed of brown mesh lace threaded in gold. The bodice was made of lace in back and satin in front. The waistline featured brown ribbon velvet. The costume was completed by a string of brown wooden beads and a flat sailor hat.

She was in plays which toured various cities by 1919. One of these was My Lady Friends (1919) with comedian Clifton Crawford. Maxwell-Conover starred with William Hodge in Fixing Sister in Fitchburg, Massachusetts in December 1926. She continued to play in theatrical productions after her motion picture career hit full stride in the 1920s. In 1928 she acted the role of the mother in Your Uncle Dudley while playing in a society comedy called The Last of Mrs. Cheney.

Movies

Maxwell-Conover debuted as a film actress as Mrs. Layton du Roc in Just Sylvia (1918). She supported Elaine Hammerstein in The Daughter Pays (1920). Hammerstein played a woman who strives to maintain her family's finances despite having a mother who squanders money. Constance Talmadge was showcased in Polly of the Follies (1922). Maxwell-Conover is cast as a Long Island society woman in the First National Pictures comedy.

Brief Moment (1933) is a Carole Lombard and Gene Raymond movie based on a play. It was released by Columbia Pictures. Maxwell-Conover is a supporting actress who plays the part of Mrs. Deane.

Her later film appearances are in Gallant Lady (1933), The Mighty Barnum (1934), Mississippi (1935), and Free and Easy (1941). Maxwell-Conover has uncredited parts in several other movies.

Personal

She enjoyed outdoor sports and activities, especially horseback riding.

She was also known as Theresa Maxwell.

      Glen Wells was born circa 1889 at Pennsylvania. Glen married Mary W. Conover, daughter of Jefferson S. Conover and Mary I. Wharton.

      Lula Conover was born on Jan 31, 1876 at Salem, Marion County, Oregon. She was the daughter of Reading Beaty Conover Jr. and Thurza Roszel.
     

      Mabel Hamilton Conover was born on Jan 21, 1903 at Elizabeth, Union County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of Dr. John Hamilton Potter Conover MD and Abigail Henriques King Fritsch.