1971. by Nellie Evans Bertelsen

In the genealogical records, Frederick K. and Mary Richmond Tracy are noted to have had five children. Daniellathrop Tracy, born in 1855, married Eleanor Stockton Lind. John de Grey, whose eldest son was a second baron, married both Anne and Maud. William Lucy, an ancestor of William Lucy of Charlecote, was married to Lady Eleanor. Jethro Hatch, born in 1791, married Minerva Smith and later Minerva Peirce.

The records also mention George Hull, born in 1840 in Denville, New York, who married Lucia Houston of Louisville, Kentucky in 1877. They had five children: Zelda, Houston, George, Russell, and Lucia Hull. Puella Follett Hull, born in 1850 in Sandusky, Ohio, lived in Chicago, Illinois in 1933. She married William Lyman Mason in 1878 in Utica, New York, who was an auditor.

Regarding Toddington, it was noted in "A New History of Gloucestershire" printed by Samuel Rudder in 1779 that the parish lies in the lower division of Kistsgate hundred. The village is known for its rich soil and being the residence of Lord Viscount Tracy. The river Isbourne runs through it from Winchcombe to the Upper Avon, joining a little below the town of Evesham in Worcestershire.