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     Sally Pettingell was born on 3 September 1784 at Duxbury, Plymouth, Massachusetts.²

     Sally, at age 20, married Capt. Collins Lovejoy at age 22, son of John Lovejoy and Martha Odell, on 16 March 1805 at Duxbury, Plymouth, Massachusetts.^3,4

     Sally Pettingell died on 18 August 1863 at Wayne, Kennebec, Maine, at age 78.⁵

     Robert A. Pettygrove was born circa 1928 at Twin Falls, Twin Falls, Idaho.¹

     Robert, married Olive D. Smith, daughter of Glynn Elliott Smith and Sigrid M. Fogelberg, on 28 August 1949 at Twin Falls, Twin Falls, Idaho.¹

     Anna E. Phantom, daughter of Thomas Phantom and Ermina (?), was born circa 1856 at Maine.¹

     Thomas Phantom was born circa 1827 at Maine.¹

     Thomas, married Ermina (?)²

     Mary Melvina Phanton, daughter of Thomas Phantom and Ermina (?), was born on 8 November 1857 at Machiasport, Washington, Maine.^1,3

     Mary, at age 15, daughter of Thomas Phantom and Ermina (?), married Andrew J. Blackwood at age 21, son of Andrew Jackson Blackwood and Julia A. Bluemortier, in October 1873.²

     Mary Melvina Phanton lived

Andrew Jackson Blackwood II (born March 14, 1852 South Lubec, Washington County, Maine died Dec. 10, 1933 in St. Croix, British Virgin Islands) at 81 years of age. Andrew Jackson Jr. ran away from home when he was very young and went to live with a relative. He went to sea when he was between 10 and 13 years old and by the time he was 20, he had earned his master's papers. He eventually served as captain of several sailing ships for Bartram Brothers of New York until 1884, when he settled on the island ofSt. Croix in the Caribbean, then a Danish Crown colony, and became manager of their sugar properties in the Virgin Islands. The Bartrams owned several estates and two mercantile houses, all coming under his purview. The family resided at Golden Grove until Bartram Brothers sold their holdings on the island, at which time they moved to Estate Annaly, a large fruit and sugarcane plantation in the hills, where they lived until their deaths. Although he had no previous experience in the sugar business, Andrew set about building the most modern sugar factory on the island at Lower Love, receiving kudos for his work. In time, he supplanted his owners by becoming an independent planter. He was also the American Consular Agent at Christianstead, one of the two towns on the island. His home, Cushing's Castle, is on the historical tour of Fredericksted, St. Croix. Golden Grove now serves as the administration building for the University of the Virgin Islands. He married Mary Melvina Phantom in Washington County, Maine in October, 1873. His Wife: Mary Melvina Phantom (born 1857 Machias, Washington County, Maine died May, 1923 in St. Croix, British Virgin Islands) at 65 years of age. She was the daughter of Thomas Phantom and Ermina Lydia Stuart. Their Four Children . . . .

     Mary died at age 65, on 30 May 1923,³ and was buried at Frederiksted Cemetery, Frederiksted, Saint Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands.³