Wesley, 114. Westall, 157. Westbrook, 128. Wheat, 90. Wheeler, 161. White, 116, 129, 205. Whiting, 131. Wickham, 198. Wickizer, 113. Widding, 79. Wightman, 116. Wilcox, 178. Wilder, 96. Wiles, 107. Wiley, 75. Wilbour, 180. Williams, 218. Williamson, 98. Wilson, 208. Winans, 115. Winchel, 40. Wogg, 166. Wood, 185. Workman, 95. Worth, 203. Wright, 207. Yeatman, 159. Yocum, 39. Youngs, 220. Zaccheus, 68. Zimmerman, 202. APPENDIX. MALONE, N. Y., _16 August, 1871_. GEO. F. HORTON, M. D.: _My Dear Friend_: Your very kind and interesting letter of the 18th inst., came duly to hand some days since. I have often heard it said that the Hortons of this country sprung from two brothers, who emigrated from England at an early day, and that one of them settled in Massachusetts, and the other on Long Island. My ancestor, Stephen Horton, I think, was a descendant of Thomas Horton, who settled in Springfield, Mass., perhaps a son of Thomas. My brother, John Horton, many years since obtained from Dr. Horton, of Hartford, Ct., the genealogy that I send you. There was many years since a Dr. Horton who resided at Springfield, whom my eldest sister visited, and who was a relative of ours. He had a son who was also a doctor in New York City, and also engaged in the grocery and provision business. I think he is dead. I am satisfied that Barnabas Horton was a brother of Thomas. Stephen Horton settled in West Springfield, Mass. He had two sons, Benjamin and Stephen. Benjamin, born in 1720; died at Brandon, Vermont, 13 Jan., 1803. He left two sons, Gideon and Moses, also a daughter, who married a Mr. Underwood. Gideon Horton was born in 1744, in West Springfield, Mass.; married Sarah Douglass, great aunt to the Hon. Stephen A. Douglass. He died at Brandon, Vt., 16 Dec., 1801. His sons were Hiram, Gideon, Jr., and John. Hiram, born 5 March, 1764, at West Springfield; married Sarah Drury, 16 June, 1785, at Pittsford, Vt.; moved to Malone, Franklin Co., N. Y., in 1808. He was one of the leading men of the county, holding the office of County Treasurer, and first Judge of the Courts for several years. He died 5 Oct., 1824.