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=162 Jane,= (788)
Calved 1852; bred by and the property of S. & L. HURLBUT, Winchester, Conn.
Sire ALBERT (2); 2d sire Baronet (6).
Dam BROAD HORNED BEAUTY (552) by Baltimore (143); 2d dam Beauty (523) by Exchange (197); 3d dam old Fancy (709) by Taurus (320).
=163 Jennie,=
Calved March 8th, 1855; bred by R. B. CHAMBERLAIN, Coventry, Conn.; the property of JAMES A. BILL, Lyme, Conn.
Sire KOSSUTH 53; 2d sire Albert (2) imported.
Dam KATE 180 bred by John Boyd, Winchester, Conn., from stock bought of J. P. E. Stanley, Baltimore, Md.
=164 Jennie,=
Calved March 6th, 1861; bred by and the property of JOHN WENTWORTH, Chicago, Ills.
Sire CHIBIABUS (387) (384E); 2d sire Mayboy (71); 3d sire Duke of York (37); 4th sire Quartly's Prince of Wales (105); 5th sire Prince Albert (102); 6th sire Hundred Guinea (56); 7th sire Sillifant (120).
Dam PRECOCITY by Puritan (283); 2d dam Lady Morris (1363) by Frank Quartly (205); 3d dam Camilla (562) by Herod (214); 4th dam bred by Mr.
Patterson, Maryland. Camilla is now the property of Mr. Wentworth.
=165 Jenny,=
Calved March 20th, 1859; bred by STANLEY GRISWOLD, Torringford, Conn.
Sire NELSON 75; 2d sire Roscius (267).
Dam CLARA by Henry, bred by Messrs. Hurlbut and sold to John Boyd, Winchester, Conn.; 2d dam Flora by Front de Boeuf; 3d dam Clara by George, bred by J. P. E. Stanley, Baltimore, Md.; 4th dam Finella bred by Mr. Stanley.
=166 Jenny,=
Calved March, 1861; bred by and the property of JOHN J. JOHNSON, North Pitcher, Chenango County, N. Y.
Sire a bull bred by Truman Baker, Earlville, N. Y.; 2d sire Sir Walter Raleigh (560); 3d sire Frank Quartly (205).
Dam LILY 3D 209 by Sir Walter Raleigh (560); 2d dam Lily bred by R. H.
Van Rensselaer, sired by Bright Eyes, bred by Samuel C. Gilbert, b.u.t.ternuts, N. Y., whose sire was Baltimore, bred by George Patterson, Maryland, and owned by H. N. Washbon, Morris, N. Y., and whose dam was bred by Mr. t.i.tus, Truxton, direct from a cow and bull imported by the late John Couland, Truxton, Cortland County, N. Y.; 3d dam Leonora (1371) by Sweepstakes, imported in the cow by Francis Rotch, Morris, Otsego County, N. Y.
=167 Jenny Lind,=
Calved April, 1856; bred by and the property of JOHN ALLEN, Coldwater, Mich.
Sire DUKE OF DEVON (405) imported.
Dam SOPHIA 323 by Red Rover (352); 2d dam Camilla Scott by Dibble (176); 3d dam Victoria (1513) by Dibble (176).
=168 Jessica,=
Calved August 17th, 1859; bred by and the property of HORACE CAp.r.o.n, Robins Nest, Peoria County, Ills.
Sire MAYBOY (71); 2d sire Duke of York (37).
Dam ADELINE 2 by imported Eclipse (191); 2d dam Ella (1246) by imported Herod (214).
=169 Jessie,=
Calved March 20th, 1861; bred by and the property of M. M. & O. W.
BALLARD, Niles, Mich.
Sire MAJOR (476); 2d sire c.o.ke (160).
Dam MAYFLOWER (1400) by c.o.ke (160); 2d dam Rosa (1466) by Dibble (176); 3d dam Beauty (1172).
=170 Jessie,=
Calved 1855; bred by and the property of A. CATLIN, Harwinton, Conn.
Sire REUBENS (116); 2d sire Duke of Cornwall (33).
Dam LOLA 213 by Prince of Oldenburg (104); 2d dam Pedley 283 (334) by Baronet (6); 3d dam Lily (263) by Baronet (6); 4th dam by Hundred Guinea (56).
=171 Jessie,=
Calved May 6th, 1861; bred by STANLEY GRISWOLD, Torringford, Conn.
Sire BOBOLINK 12 (368); 2d sire Watch (585).
Dam JENNY 165 by Nelson 75.
=172 Jessie,=
Calved February, 1854; bred by JOSEPH BURNETT, Southboro', Ma.s.s.; the property of ALLEN LAMBARD, Augusta, Maine.
Sire ALEXANDER owned by Samuel Chandler, Lexington, Ma.s.s.
