r
 
 The Sage Family Coat of Arms granted by William 
 the Conquerer, A.D. 1066
 
 Genealogical Record of the 
 Decendants of 
 
 DAVID SAGE 
 
 A Native of Wales; Born 1639, and one of the 
 
 First Settlers of Middletown, 
 
 Connecticut 1652. 
 
 Carefully Prepared and Revised by 1515 ELISHA'L. SAGE"in 
 1878 from Authentic Records. 
 
 Brought to Date (1919) by 232 CHARLES H. SAGE 
 
 CHARLES H SAGE, Puklisht 
 BATAVIA, N. Y. 
 
 1919
 
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 Introduction 
 
 The work of collecting the History and Genealogical 
 Record of the family of David Sage, has been several times 
 attempted, and as often given up, for reasons at first not 
 clearly understood but since made plain to me while pursuing 
 the object I had in view ; and in a work of this kind it may 
 not be the least interesting part of the history to relate the 
 cause of this effort, the difficulties encountered, the mode 
 pursued to carry it forward, the discouragement met with 
 and obstacles overcome, and encouragement received from 
 time to time, which led me forward step by step, until it has 
 brought to its present state, however imperfect it may prove 
 to be. 
 
 It has been a generally received opinion that nearly all 
 bearing the name of Sage throughout the United States were 
 related in nearer or more remote degree, and the result of 
 this work, proves the correctness of the opinion. It being as- 
 certained that about 94 of 100 of this name now living in 
 the United States are the lineal descendants of David Sage, 
 the small percentage not belonging thereto being for most 
 part of recent migration . (Appendix, Note A.) 
 
 Being laid aside by infirmity from the active life I had 
 been accustomed to follow, I commenced this work as pastime 
 for unoccupied hours, scarcely thinking of prosecuting it to 
 its present extent, and had only the gratification of myself 
 and a few near friends in view. But once engaged thereon 
 I found a strange fascination leading me forward; I sup- 
 pose, like that felt by the archaelogist in searching among 
 the buried cities and remains of antiquity, each discovery 
 only led forward with greater zeal and new and increasing 
 interest to other discoveries long hid from the knowledge 
 of mankind. And this feeling was strengthened by words
 
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 of cheer received by letters from distant friends, and those 
 near at hand coupled with the urgent entreaty to "Go For- 
 ward !" 
 
 Thus, led along step by step, receiving words of cheer 
 on the one hand and neglect and indifference on the other, 
 I still pursued "the even tenor of my way," from pastime 
 to severe mental labor, until I have collected material for 
 this work, however imperfect it may prove to be, but if 
 errors are found I ask that they may be attributed to the 
 true cause, which arises not from want of effort upon my 
 part to get at the facts, but from the neglect of many to whom 
 I have written, to reply, thus leaving me to seek other 
 sources of information to enable me to collect statistics, 
 which, a little attention on their part and a little of the 
 courtesy we ought to extend to each other, would have en- 
 tirely obviated. 
 
 The records of the Congregational Church in Cromwell, 
 with which the family of David Sage was connected from its 
 first organization, 1715, contained record of baptism of mem- 
 bers of this family entire, fo<r a period of about fifty years, 
 or until a spirit of emigration began to act. From the period 
 of the first settlement of Middletown until a church was or- 
 ganized in Upper Houses as it was at that time called, the 
 settlers of this latter place were connected with the church 
 in Middletown 1st Society, and in their records were found 
 the register of baptisms of children of the earliest settlers 
 of the town. The records of the Congregational Church in 
 Portland, contained like record. By careful examining and 
 compiling these several records, also the records of the town 
 of Middletown, which contained records of nearly all the 
 members of the families of tne earliest settlers of the town. 
 From these sources I found material for the foundation of 
 this work, and also the records found in the oldest cemeteries 
 were carefully sought, and brought to aid in the work. 
 
 Thus, it will be seen that from above named sources I 
 found a firm foundation on which to build the history and 
 record that was to follow. To this point the work was com- 
 paratively easy. But here came up the difficulty how could 
 I find and reach those that had taken up their residence 
 abroad I adopted this plan. First, by writing to those
 
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 known to me personally, or by reputation, this request: 
 "that they send me their own family records, also names 
 and residence of any other of this name known to them, and 
 any history, tradition, or facts within their knowledge." To 
 those persons whose names were sent me I wrote a like re- 
 quest, and thus the circle extended until it reached all parts 
 of the United States and brought the information sought, 
 in some way, from nearly all. In this undertaking I have 
 written and sent above 2000 letters and to nearly every state 
 and Territory in the Union. 
 
 I have in this work found great difficulty in getting 
 true dates of births of members of the family, arising from 
 conflicting authorities. While the baptismal records are 
 most reliable, it is well known they do not give exact date 
 of birth, only the date of baptism, and this may be months 
 or even years subsequent to date of birth. I have found the 
 town and baptismal records to disagree as to dates. The 
 names given in one were sometimes omitted in the other, and 
 very often records from different members of the same family 
 disagreed one or two years, and in some cases the record 
 received from members of family, gave date of birth from one 
 to six years more recent than baptismal record gave. These 
 causes will explain why errors may exist and also shows that 
 true dates can only approximately be found, and my readers 
 will be prepared in view of these difficulties to overlook any 
 errors they may discover. Thus, will be seen the foundation 
 I had to build upon and the material I had wherewith to 
 construct this work, and the facilities I had at hand. It 
 seemed (to use a figure) like having all the stones to be 
 used in building an edifice first worked out and fitted for 
 their places at the quarry and when brought together they 
 could by no possibility be placed only in their true position. 
 It has been amusing to me the wonder shown by some of my 
 kind correspondents how r I became so well acquainted with 
 their family history, amounting often to the first knowledge 
 they had of their own grandfather's name, and from what 
 place he originated ; and some seem to have formed the opinion 
 that I was some person of venerable age (perhaps little less 
 than a second Methuselah) and have had the curiosity to 
 enquire how it come about that I possessed this knowledge.
 
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 To all such the foregoing will be sufficient explanation, and 
 the records I (receive from different quarters, a little here 
 and a little from other quarter far removed. These little 
 lights brought to the aid of what I already possessed, made 
 the whole clear as the noonday sun, and thus I have not 
 failed in a single instance of placing all persons who have 
 forwarded me their records in their true position in the fam- 
 ily. By the course pursued of writing to every one whose 
 name and post office address I could learn; I think I have 
 done all that could be done, and I have received replies, 
 either directly or indirectly, from all but six or eight. These 
 may have never received the letters sent, or from some reason 
 would not reply. I would here state to the credit of the 
 ladies that I have received the most hearty assistance from 
 them in this research, and the records sent me by them have 
 been more plain and accurate than those sent by the men 
 and needed less labor in preparing this record, and here I 
 acknowledge my indebtedness to them for their valuable aid, 
 without which this work would have contained far more er- 
 rors than now exist; and also the singular fact, that those 
 of foreign birth, have been far more prompt to give their 
 own records and the information they could respecting their 
 pedigree than those belonging to the family itself. 
 
 In the spring of 1650 a committee of the General As- 
 sembly of Connecticut were appointed to explore the land in 
 Mattabesett, the Indian whose name by which the present 
 town of Middletown was called; to report what advantages 
 they would afford for settlement. The committee reported 
 that subsistence could be obtained therein for fifteen fam- 
 ilies. In the course of that year a settlement commenced 
 therein, and in Nov. 1653, the town received the name of 
 Middletown. In the following year the number of taxable 
 persons was thirty-one. Among those who were the first 
 settlers, Dr. Field, in his statistics of Middlesex Co., a work 
 published in 1819, in giving names of the first settlers, and 
 place of their nativity, gives the names of David Sage and 
 Thomas Wetmore as coming from Wales. Where he found 
 authority for this 1 am unable to discover, but he doubtless 
 had good authority for so doing. His statement coupled 
 with the authority of current tradition in the family, would
 
 seein to place this matter beyond doubt. David Sage settled 
 upon a tract of land lying in Northeast part of the present 
 town of Cromwell, and some of his descendants have, to pres- 
 ent time, continued to reside upon the same spot. 
 
 The place he settled shows his excellent judgment in its 
 selection, the soil being unusually fertile and easy of culti- 
 vation, and its situation very picturesque; being about forty 
 rods from the banks of the Connecticut river, commanding a 
 complete view thereof for several miles Southward, while it 
 was sheltered on the North by higher land. The locality has 
 always borne the name of Neux, w r hich is supposed to be of 
 aboriginal origin, and which name it still bears, and in all 
 probability, will continue to bear until the inovation of what 
 is falsely called refined sentiment changes it; but which 
 change, it is to be hoped, is yet to be made far in the future. 
 About twenty-five families of his descendants, bearing his 
 name, reside within a distance of about five miles of the 
 original place of settlement, while others are scattered 
 throughout the Union, some being found in nearly every 
 State and Territory therein. As regards the parentage of 
 David Sage a great obscurity rests, owing to the imnerfec- 
 tion of early records. I have sought in every direction avail- 
 able for authentic fact, without as clear and satisfactory re- 
 sults as I could wish and T here place before my friends all 
 tho facts I can find bearing upon this subject, with my own 
 conclusions thereupon and my reasons for such conclusions. 
 
 T have found different traditions current in the family 
 of its first oricrin in this country, as follows: one most prev- 
 alent and uniform is, that it was David Sage, and that he 
 was a native of Wales. This is doubtless true. 
 
 2d. That David Sage settled in this place, at that time 
 a part of the town of Middletown, and remained single until 
 advanced age, when he married and raised a numerous 
 familv. 
 
 Fact in reply to this: David Saire had attained the ase 
 of twentv-four years at thp date of his marriacre, and was the 
 father of five sons (but throe of whom left families) and 
 three daughters. 
 
 3d. That the family originated from two brothers; one 
 settled on the east side of Connecticut river in what is the
 
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 present town of Portland; the other in Middletown, which 
 tradition probably sprang from the fact that David Sage, a 
 grandson of first David, was one of the earliest settlers of 
 Chatham, or Portland, as it is now called, about the year 
 1740, and all of this name, originating from this quarter are 
 his descendants. 
 
 4th. That David Sage imigrated to this country from 
 Scotland with his numerous family of twenty sons. This 
 tradition is so absurd and without shadow of fact in its 
 support that it scarcely needs mention or reply. 
 
 5th. That the family originated from two brothers, one 
 of whom settled somewhere South ; the other in Middletown. 
 
 Reply to this tradition : Not a particle of trace exists of 
 more than one family originally. Every record received of 
 the families born in this country leads back distinctly, and 
 unmistakably, to David Sage. 
 
 6th. That two brothers were stolen or impressed on 
 board of a British man-of-war during the period of French 
 and Indian wars. That they made good their escape upon 
 their arrival here and from them the family originated. The 
 reply to this tradition is : That no considerable wars existed 
 between England and France at this period. The only wars 
 at this date were those between the first settlers and the 
 aborigines of the country and were carried on by the colonies 
 without the aid of the English government. 
 
 Thus having disposed of tradition we come to examine 
 all the facts that can be found relating to this subject. The 
 first appearance of the name of David Sage upon the records 
 of the town of Middlebury bears the date Feb. 8, 1664, o. s. 
 and is a deed of land purchased of Mr. Thomas Ranney bear- 
 ing that date. His marriage to Elizabeth Kirby, his first 
 wife, was about this time. After this his name is of fre 
 quent occurrence upon these records, principally in such 
 form as would appear to be merely on inventory of land 
 possesed by him, but sometimes as purchaser of land from 
 others. The records of the town were kept in a very loose 
 and disconnected manner. The writing very poor and in- 
 distinct; the lines crooked, ofter running into one another 
 and containing promiscuous record of marriages, deaths 1 , 
 births, transfer and occupation of lands and other matters
 
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 which rendered the whole extremely confused and unintel- 
 ligible, while it would seem that a scarcity of paper existed 
 which compelled an economical use thereof, the lines were 
 very closely written and from this confusion it is almost 
 impossible to find the true facts in all cases. 
 
 The stone erected to the memory of David Sage gives 
 the date of his death as March, A. D., 1703, o. s., and his age 
 as 64 years, which would give the year of his birth as A. D., 
 1639. My readers will here perceive that there is a period 
 of 12 years between 1652 and 1664, the time the name first 
 appears in the records of the town. (See Appendix). If, as 
 has been stated, he was one of the first settlers, he could have 
 been only about 13 years of age, and must have come in the 
 care and guardianship of some older person. But as no rec- 
 ord of any parent or guardian appears, the question arises 
 how to account for this. The only solution I can find, is in a 
 clause found in his will, bearing date March 27, 1703. Ap- 
 pendix Xote B. This will I found in the Probate office in 
 Hartford, Ct. My object in looking it up was, that perhaps 
 therein might be mentioned the place of his birth in Wales, 
 as this was sometimes done in some ancient wills; but here 
 I was disappointed, but found in this will a clause of this 
 kind ; U I give to my eldest son David that lot where on is 
 the frame of a house, called David's lot, and that one and 
 one-half acre lot of boggy meadow, which I bought of 
 mother." In searching in the records of Middletown to find 
 this, and the name of the person conveying the same, I found 
 what seemed to be a correction of the record, viz: "The 
 lot of land recorded as being bought by David Sage of his 
 mother should have been." "The lot of land sold to his 
 mother, Elizabeth Randell, late the wife of John Kirby;" 
 but nothing further here. The record bears date 1684. This 
 Elizabeth Randell at that time was the wife of Abraham 
 Randell, having married him after the decease of John Kirby, 
 1677. There is some confusion here, as David Sane. March, 
 A. D. 1703. in his will expressly states, nineteen years sub- 
 sequent to this record, that it was a lot of land bought of 
 his mother; and there is not found any record of transfer, 
 as would have been the case had there been a sale ami repur- 
 chase of the same piece of land.
 
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 This clause in his will was the first intimation of his 
 parentage that could be brought to light. Following this 
 lead to find who was this person (the widow of John Kirby), 
 I found, among records of other matters, this : "April, 1653, 
 born, Mary, daughter of John Kirby and Elizabeth Randell," 
 this being the language appropriate to use in mentioning 
 the first born child, but not thereafter. My own conclusion, 
 from the foregoing facts and from the positive language 
 David Sage uses in his will, dated March, 1703, is this: 
 Elizabeth Randell Sage, the mother of David Sage, having 
 been left a widow previous to emigration or during the pas- 
 sage to this country, married John Kirby soon after arrival 
 here, A. D. 1652 ; that David Sage remained under her guard- 
 ianship and care until his arrival at manhood ; and this will 
 account for the period intervening between 1652 and 1664, 
 or his minority. David Sage married February, 1664, Eliba- 
 beth, daughter of John Kirby, who died 1672. He shortly 
 afterward married Mary Willcox, who survived him. It may 
 be objected to this view, that when David Sage speaks in his 
 will of his mother, that mother-in-law was meant. It is in- 
 deed true that he married Elizabeth, daughter of John Kirby. 
 This John Kirby, either before or during his residence in 
 Hartford, 1644, married Elizabeth. 
 
 In the Hartford records is this entry: "Eli(sabeth) 
 
 Keerbe, daughter of John Keerbe (was ) the eighteen 
 
 (or eighteth) day of September, A.D. 1645." 
 
 This Elizabeth Keerbe was, without any doubt, David 
 Sage's first wife and by a coincidence, her mother's name 
 was Elizabeth. That John Kirby, being a widower, married 
 Elizabeth Rlandell Sage, 165#. This Elizabeth would be 
 step-sister o f David Sage. To those who arrive at a dif- 
 ferent conclusion in view of the foregoing facts, the dif- 
 ficulty remains that David Sage did not know the distinc- 
 tion between mother and mother-in-law; and at the time he 
 speaks of his mother he is living with Mary, his second wife, 
 and at a period of thirty-one years subsequent to the decease 
 of his first. It is indeed a striking coincidence of names, 
 but is not more so than is found in at least two places in 
 succeeding records, where names and dates perfectly coin- 
 cide, but in tracing out the families they are found to be en-
 
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 tirely distinct persons. The foregoing is all that can be 
 found that has a bearing upon the subject. Each one can 
 draw their own conclusion whether the view I take is the 
 correct one, or whether "David Sage fell from the sky or rose 
 from the sea.'' This is all that can be found in all the origin 
 of the family in the United States. 
 
 The family without doubt was of Scandinavian origin, 
 and the name at first Saga. When the Norsemen conquered 
 Normandy in France they generally softened the final ending 
 a to e, thus making Saga, Sago, and added a French prefix 
 thereto to denote landed occupation. So the first first Nor- 
 man Saga or Sage added ville or town, thus making it Sage- 
 vi lie or Sagetown or laud. As these spread from Normandy 
 to other countries the name was subjected to various changes, 
 such as Sarge or Sauge in Germany and Switzerland, and 
 LaSage (the Sage) in France. The name has also a literary 
 signification. The word saga among Normans mean to say 
 or relate, and the saga man among the Scandinavian 
 tribes was the literary man or historian thereof. The name 
 first found in English history is upon Battle Abbey Roll, 
 1066. This roll is that made by William the Conqueror after 
 the battle of Hastings, when he divided the English lands 
 among his principal followers. (It is there Sageville). And 
 as a mark of distinguished favor, a coat of arms was granted, 
 a* copy of which has come to my hands. All of the name 
 in England. Scotland and Wales originated in this way. A 
 few are found in Ireland, but the first introduction there 
 was by way of their English conquerors. 
 
 The coat of arms mentioned as being by favor of William 
 the Conqueror would seem by the wreath of grain, fruits, and 
 flowers, which surrounds it, to indicate a people devoted to 
 agricultural pursuits, which would be a striking confirma- 
 tion of previous history. It is claimed there are three that 
 purport to be the coat of arms of the Sage family, the one 
 representing a bleeding severed head, the second a groun of 
 venerable old men, and the third the one spoken of here. 
 These may all be authentic, but of different national oritrin. 
 The severed bleeding head may represent some event in 
 French history; the group of venerable men is is doubtless 
 of German origin (and here again would be a striking con-
 
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 nrmatioii of the claimed origin of the name) ; while the third, 
 being the one engraved which accompanies this work, is 
 without doubt, what it purports to be, that given or granted 
 by William the Conqueror, 1066. 
 
 This last was brought from London shortly after the 
 conclusion of the war in which the United States achieved 
 their independence of Great Britain, by Capt. Nathan Sage, 
 and given by him to his daughter, Mrs. Nornmnd Knox, 
 wife of a former President of Hartford Bank. A fac-simile 
 of the same was wrought in silk by an adopted daughter of 
 the family at great labor and expense and preserved in the 
 family as a much-prized treasure. This was found by me 
 after I had undertaken this work, and kindly loaned for the 
 purpose of being engraved to accompany it. The motto Non 
 Sibi, the meaning in English is "'Not for ourselves." 
 
 The foregoing is a full history of my labor and its re- 
 sults and with a few general remarks I close this portion of 
 the work. Any person having correspondence with another 
 has a good opportunity to judge somewhat of the one with 
 whom he corresponds. Taking this as a criterion to form 
 an opinion of the family, the result is highly favorable to its 
 members generally as to education and general intelligence 
 much above what could be expected. It numbers in its ranks 
 persons in all avocations of life judges, lawyers, clergy- 
 men, doctors of divinity, professors in colleges, teachers, me*d- 
 ical doctors, military and naval officers, state senators, rep- 
 resentatives, members of Congress, merchants, manufactur- 
 ers and mechanics but a very great majority follow agricul- 
 tural pursuits. Its record for patriotic devotion to the wel- 
 fare of our common country is highly gratifying and many 
 of its members have given their lives for the defense of our 
 valued heritage; while the large benefactions given for char- 
 itable, religious and educational purposes show the family 
 true as steel to their motto engraved on the family coat of 
 arms "Non Sibi" not for ourselves. 
 
 1878 Elisha L. Sage (5), Cromwell, Conn. 
 
 The undersigned has undertaken to compile and bring to 
 date this edition and also correct any errors in the 1878 edi- 
 tion which have been called to his attention and desires to
 
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 express his appreciation to all members of the family who 
 have aided him in the work. 
 
 An earnest effort has been made to communicate with all 
 members of the family and a majority have replied furnish- 
 ing the necessary data. In future I ask that each member of 
 the family forward new data to me as soon as available so 
 that I may have this in form for another and more complete 
 book at some future date. This applies especially to births, 
 deaths, marriages and change of P. O. addresses. 
 
 I am indebted to Dr. A. H. Sage, 27 W. 61st St., New 
 York City, for the following data obtained by him from the 
 old records at Cromwell. Conn. 
 
 David Sage, the first, came to Middletown, Conn., before 
 1652 for that year the town clerk recorded several pieces 
 of land which he appears to have owned for some time but 
 had not had recorded. Most of this land and subsequent 
 purchases were in what is now Cromwell, then a part of 
 Middletown. Nothing is known of his ancestry. He may 
 have come from the vicinity of London. There were several 
 Sage families in London, Had'ley and other nearby 
 towns at that time and several in which the names 
 John and David appear often. Klisha Sage gave 
 the impression that he came from Wales. Careful 
 investigation by several parties and by myself leads to the 
 conclusion that there is not the slightest fact or foundation 
 for such a statement. 1 have found the source of this false 
 impression and have found it to be groundless. In Feb., 
 166-1, David married Elizabeth Kirbv. a daughter of one of 
 the best Enirlish families of the community. She was born 
 Sept. 8. 1646. and died at Cromwell, 1668. She was the 
 daughter of John Kirby, born in England Jan. 4, 1624, and 
 died in Middletown, Conn. April, 1677. He was a tailor. 
 His wife was Elizabeth Hinds of whom nothing further iv
 
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 known except that she married Abraham Randall and died 
 3697. Elizabeth Randall whom Elisha Sage had so much 
 trouble to account for was therefore David's mother-in-law 
 and not his real mother, as Elisha concluded.
 
 Genealogical Record 
 
 DAVID SAGE, 1639, Died Mar. 31, 1703 
 
 1 David Sage, born 1639; a native of Wales; came to Middletown, 
 Ct. 1652, being one of the first settlers. The stone marking his grave is 
 still standing in the Riverside Cemetery, upon the bank of the Connecticut 
 River at the north end of Main street, Middletown City. He married Feb. 
 1664 Elizabeth (b. Sept. 23, 1646; d. Sept. 8, 1670), daughter of John 
 Kirby. To them was born 2 David, Feb. 1, 1665; 3 John, Mar. 6, 1668; 
 Elizabeth, June 9, 1666, married Ezekill Bull of R. I. His wife Elizabeth 
 then dying, he married, 1672, Mary, daughter of John Wilcox. To them 
 were born 1000 Jonathan, 1674, *1200 Timothy, Augv 14* 1678; Mary 
 Nov. 15, 1672, died Oct. 7, 1711, married Nov. 7, 1694. Dea Samuel John- 
 son of Guilford, Conn., who died 1727. 
 
 2 David, 1665 (1) (son of David, 1639) m. May 3, 1693, Mary Colt- 
 man of Wethersfield b. Nov. 29, 1672, d. Aug. 3, 1744; one daughter, Mary, 
 1694. He being in his latter years infirm and having no family, the Select- 
 men of the town took his property in charge and provided for him in hit 
 old age as existing records show. 
 
 3 John, 1668 (1) In the oldest cemetery in the Town of Cromwell, Ct. 
 is a monument erected to the memory of John Sage and Hannah, his wife. 
 This is a table of freestone about 3 feet by 6 feet and 6 inches in thickness, 
 standing about 2 l / 2 feet from the ground, supportted by five pillars of stone. 
 On top of same are inserted two slate plates, on which is this inscription: 
 
 First Plate '"Here lies interred the body of Mr. John Sage, who de- 
 parted this life Jan. 22, A. D., 1750-1, in the 83d year of his age. He left 
 a virtuous and sorrowful wife, with whom he lived 57 years and had fifteen 
 children; 12 of them married and increased the family by repeated marriages 
 to the number of 29. Of these 15 are alive. He had 120 grandchildren; 
 105 of them are now living; 40 great grandchildren, 37 of them now living, 
 which makes the number of offspring 189." 
 
 Second Plate "Here lies interred the body of Mrs. Hannah Sage, once 
 the virtuous consort of Mr. John Sage, who both are covered with this 
 stone; and there have been added to the numerous offspring mentioned above, 
 44 by birth and marriages, vvhich makes the whole number 233. She fell 
 asleep September, ye. 28, A. D. 1753, in the 83d year of her age." 
 
 Note. By the records of the Congregational Society of Cromwell, Ct. it 
 seems that the society was organized Jan. 1714-15 and the tax list of resi- 
 dents is there given, by which it appears that Mr. John Sage was the second 
 in, point of wealth in the society and the amount of his property subject 
 to taxation amounted to about $13.000, which at that time was considered 
 large. John 1668 served in the French and Indian wars about Albany and 
 Lake George in 1G89. 
 
 (Numbers in parenthesis denote generations from David, 1639). 
 ^denotes died without issue.
 
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 RECORD OF JOHN, 1668, (1) SON OF DAVID, 1639 
 
 3 John, born March 6th, 1668 (1) died Jan. 22d, 1751, married Jan. 
 10, 1593 Hannah Starr, b. Mar. 24, 1674, d. Sept. 28, 1753; Cromwell, -7 
 sons, 4 John, April 28th, 1696; 47 Davi(l, 1703; 135 Benoni, April 1st, 1703; 
 450 Nathaniel, April 6th, 1707; 851 Ebenezer, April 6th, 1709; Comfort, Mar. 
 31st, 1711, died April 26th, 1731; 856 Gideon, July 9th, 1718. 8 daugh- 
 ters, Hannah, b. Dec. 21st, 1694, married 1714, Samuel Wilcox who died 
 1727, married 2nd Malachi Lewis; Mary, b. April 9th, 1699, -lied Oct. 5th, 
 1756, married May 28th, 1724, Chas. Bulkey of Wletherfield, Conn., who 
 died 1758; Elizabeth, April 9th, 1699, died' young; Elizabeth, Mar. 9th, 
 1701; Ann, 1702, Jemima, Feb. 16th, 1704, died May 14th, 1765, married 
 June 12th, 1729, Isaac Riley. Jr., Wethersfield, who died 1768; Prudence, 
 June 9th, 1713; Thankful, Feo. 9th, 1716. married Dec. 1734, Benj. Butler, 
 Middletown, born 1673, died 1750. 
 
 4 John, Apr. 28, 1696 (2) died 1769, m. Jan. 13, 1717, Mary Hall, 
 Cromwell (son of 3 John) 5 sons, 877 John, b. Jan. 13, 1727; 6 Lewis, Samuel, 
 b. Mar. 10, 1728; Giles, 1734; Francis, 1732; 24 Giles, 1742; 7 daughters, 
 Elizabeth, 1719; Mary, 1720; Abiah, 1722; Hannah, b. Mar. 15, 1724, m. 
 Geo. Ranney; Elizabeth, 1736; Jerusha, 1738; Bertha, 1744. 
 
 6 Lewis S., 1728 (3) d. Nov. 27, 1798, Cson of 4 John) m. 1746 r 
 Deborah Ranney, Cromwell, 5 sons, *Lemuel, 1748; 7 Lemuel, 1752, 
 8 Francis, 1754; Willit M. 1756; 17 Lewis S., 1765; 6 daughters, Deborah, 
 1750; Thankful, 1758; Millie, 1760; Jerusha, 1761; Hannah, 1768; Betsey, 
 1770. 
 
 7 Lemuel, 1752 (4) m. Lois Savage, Cromwell (son of 6 Lewii S.) 3 
 daughters, *Lucy, 1789; Harriet, 1791; Lois, 1795 (Stow). 
 
 8 Francis, 1754 (4) m. Mary St. John, Cromwell (son of 6 Lewis) 5 
 sons, Francis, 1178; Willet M. 178*0; 9 Philo S. 1783; Leverett H. 1789; 14 
 Leverett H. 1795: 3 daughters, Sally M., 1782; Polly C., 1794; Caroline 
 H., 1800. 
 
 9 Philo S., 1783 (5) Brooklyn, N. V. (son of 8 Francis 1 son, 10 
 Francis P., 1807; 1 daughter, Marian (Bainbridge) 
 
 10 Francis P., 1807 (6)- died 1871, Mary E. Robson, Brooklyn, N. Y. 
 (son of 9 Philo S.) 5 sons, 11 Francis P., 1838; 12 Sherman P., 1840; 13 
 Benjamin R.. 1842; William H., 1852; Ferdinand, 1859; 4 daughters, Eliza, 
 1837; Isabel, 1844; Ella, 1850: Eliza M., 1861. 
 
 11 Francis P., 1838 (7) Eleanor Roak, Shrub Oaks, N. Y. (son of 10 
 Francis P.) 1 son. Robson R., 1871. 
 
 12 Sherman P., 1840 (7) Mary Meaner, New York (eon of 10 Francis 
 P.) No children. 
 
 13 Benjamin R., 1842 (7) Bessie B. Clarke, Orange, N. J. (son of 10 
 Francis) 2 sons, Benjamin R.. 1866: Francis P., 1871; 1 daughter, Alice P., 
 1872. 
 
 14 Leverett H., 1795 (5) Acnes ITyslop (son of 8 Francis) 2 sons 15 
 Leverett H., 1820; 16 Robert F., 1823; Agnes C., 1826; Agnes M., 1828 
 (Brittan). 
 
 15 Leverett H., 1820 (6) Haokensack, N. J., (son of 14 Leverett H.) 
 6 sons, Leverett H., 1855; John A., 1857; Robert F., 1863: Francis. 1867; 
 Lucas F., 1869; Frederick B., 1872; 1 daughter, Jennie R.. 1865.
 
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 16 Robert F., 1823 (6) died 1378, Brooklyn, N. Y. (son of 14 Leverett 
 H.) 1 son, John G., 1867. adopted. 
 
 17 Lewis Samuel 1765 (4) died 1320, Lucy Smith, Cromwell (son of 
 6 Lewis) 4 sons, Sylvester, 1794; 18 Joseph 1796; Lewis 1801; 20 John, 
 1805; 6 daughters, Lucy, 1791; Almira, 1792; Fanny, 1798; Elizabeth, 1803; 
 Emily, 1807; Martha, *18 10. 
 
 18 Joseph, 1796 (5) Piqua, O. (son of 17 Lcewis S.) 1 son, 19 Lewis, 
 1824; 1 daughter. Martha J., 1828. 
 
 19 Lewis, 1824 (6) Warsaw, X. Y. (son of 18 Joseph) 2 daughters, 
 Rosa, 1864; Fanny, 1870. 
 
 20 John, 1805 (5) m. Jane Paine, Buffalo, X. Y. (son of 17 Lewis S.) 
 4 sons, 21 Henry H.. 1^30; 2'2 John B., 1832: 23 William L., 1834; Lewis, 
 1840; Francis J., 1838; Emily J., 1842: Francis M., 1846; Helen E., 1849. 
 
 21 Henry H. 1830 (6) (son of 20 John) 1 son, John D., 1872; 4 daugh- 
 ters, Hattie L., 1857; Lillie A., 1859; Jennie R., 1862; Bessie, 1867. 
 
 22 John B., 1832 (6) -Buffalo, X. Y. (son of 20 John) 1 son, Herbert 
 S., 1872: 1 daughter, Virginia, 1870. 
 
 23 William L., 1834 (6) (son of 20 John) 1 daughter, Cornelia B., 1866. 
 
 24 Giles, 1742 (3) (son of 4 John) m. Ann Wright, Cromwell. 5 sons, 
 25 Giles, 1785; 26 Orrin, 1787; 35 Ebenezer, 1788; 39 James, 1790; 42 
 William, 1792; 2 daughters, Xancy, 1786; Mary, 1796. 
 
 25 Giles, 1785 (4) (son of 24 Giles) 2 daughters. 
 
 26 Dea. Orrin, 1787 (4) died 1866, Marilda Alcott, Rochester. N. Y. 
 (son of 24 Giles") (Appendix, Xote C) 3 sons, 30 Xelson ,1812; 32 William 
 N., 1819; John, 1820: Solon A., 1827. 34 Edwin O., 1832. 4 daughters, 
 Emily, 1814; Julia M., 1816 (Pancost); Anna M., 1824 (Hubbell); Harriet 
 A., 1830 (Paine). 
 
 30 Nelson, 1812 (5) Rochester, X. Y. (son of 26 Orrin) 2 sons, 31 
 John L. 1841; Orrin, 1864; 5 daughters. 
 
 31 John L., 1841 (6) ("son of 30 Xelson) 1 son, Xelson, 1872; 3 daugh- 
 ters. 
 
 32 William N., 1819 (5) Rochester, X. Y. (son of 26 Orrin) 1 son, 33 
 William L.. 1844. 
 
 33 William L., 1844 (6) (son of 32 William X.) 1 daughter, Ida F., 1869. 
 
 34 Edwin 0., 1832 (5) Rochester, N*. Y. (son of 26 Orrin) 2 sons, 
 267 (ipor-re 15. 1872: Edwin O., 3 daughters. 
 
 35 Ebenezer, 1788 (4) (son of 24 Giles) 3 sons, 36 Reuben M., 1833; 
 37 Tra F.. 1834: 38 John W., 1841; 4 daughters. Prudence F., 1839 (Skinner); 
 Susan. 1841; Mary J., 1831- Emily. 1836: CO 'Kara). 
 
 36 Reuben M., 1833 (5) ^ied 1877 (son of 35 Ebenezer) 3 sons, John 
 C., 1856: George E., 1S60; Ulysses G., 1863; 1 daughter, Emma E., 1869. 
 
 37 Ira K, 1834 (5) Sarah Volaw, Logansport, Ind. (son of 35 Ebenezer) 
 2 sons, Edwin C., 1860: John M., 1864; 5 daughters, Theresa J., and LucelU 
 M., 1862; Lillia ,m 1 Minnie M.. mi; Cora E., 1874. 
 
 38 John W. 1841 (5) Hartford, Ind. (son of 35 Ebenezer) 2 sons, Harvey 
 A., 1871; Ernest D., 1875.
 
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 39 James 1790 (4) (son of 24 Giles) 3 sons, 40 Orrin 1829; 41 Reuben 
 W., 1833; Sylvester 1836; 2 daughters, Amanda 1827; Julia 1841. 
 
 40 Orrin 1829 (5) (son of 39 James) 1 daughter, Mary L., 1859. 
 
 41 Reuben W. 1833 (5) Grand Blanc, Mich, (son of 39 James) 4 sons, 
 Edwin A., 1855; James L. 1857; Charles W. 1860; Elbert E. 1871. 
 
 42 William 1792 (4) (son of 24 Giles) 4 sons, 43 William L. P. 1820; 
 44 Carlton L. 1822; 45 .Henry D. 1829; 46 Judson C. 1834; 5 daughters, 
 Delilah C. 1827; Julia A. 1818; Frances M. 1831; Eliza L. 1836. 
 
 315 Carlton D. b. Apr. 13, 1860; *Francis 1864. 
 
 43 William L. P. 1820 d. 1895 (5) m. 1846 Mary Ann Jones Linden, 
 Mich, (son of 42 William) 2 sons, 315 Carlton D. b. Apr. 13, 1860; * Francis 
 1864; 2 daughters, Julia M. 1847, d. 1897; Celia A. 1851. 
 
 44 Carlton L. 1822 (5) Brooklyn, N. Y. (son 42 of William) 2 sons, Fred- 
 erick H. 1857; Carlton O. 1865; 1* daughter, Harriet E. 1861. 
 
 45 Henry D. 1829 (5) Grand Blanc, Mich, (son of 42 William) 3 sons, 
 William H. 1865; Frank M. 1867; Judson F. 1870; Delilah 1856; Anna E. 
 1858; Harriet F. 1860. 
 
 46 Judson C, 1834 (5) Vassar, Mich, (son of 42 William) 1 daughter 
 1860. 
 
 47 Capt. David, born April 1st, 1703 (2) died 1798, married Bathsheba 
 Judd, Farmington, Ct. who died Nov. 10, 1772, married June 14, 1773, Mary 
 Rossiter of Harrington, Conn, (son of 3 John) 4 sons, 48 David, 1732; 75 
 Solomon 1737; 119 Jedediah 1739; 134 Zadock 1748;- 4 daughters, Rhoda 
 1734; Bathsheba 1743; Mindwell 1746; Candace 1752. 
 
 48 David 1732 (3) died 1779 Lois Harris, Berlin, Ct. (son of 47 David) 
 7 sons, 49 Abraham, 1754; David, 1756; Harris 1759; David and 69 Jona- 
 than 1761; Seth 1770; 70 David 1778; 7 daughters, Lois 1752; Ann 1757; 
 Meretible 1765; Ann 1763; Bathsheba 1768; Ruth 1772: Lois 1775. 
 
 49 Abraham 1754 (4) Candace Hollister, Berlin, Ct. (son of 48 David) 
 
 4 sons, 50 Harris 1779; 57 James 1780; 66 Abram 1793; George 1799; 4 
 daughters, Ruth 1781; (Thompson) Betsey 1787 (Avery) Emily 1789; Emily 
 1794 (Martin). 
 
 50 Harris 1779 (5) Sarah Seymour, Hartford, Ct. (son of 49 Abraham) 
 
 5 sons, 51 George E .1807; 52 William H.. 1809; James 1811; 53 Gardner A. 
 1813; 55 Warren B. 1816; 1 daughter, Anna E. 1805. 
 
 51 George E. 1807 (6) East Orange, N. J. (son of 50 Harris) 1 son, 
 Peter V. 1856; 2 daughters, Aurelia S. 1844 (Blauvelt) Lizzie S. 1847 Bald- 
 win). 
 
 52 William H. 1809 (6) Newark, N. J. (son of 50 Harris) 3 sons 
 Harris S. 1852; George B. 1857; George B. 1861; 2 daughters, Clara V. 
 1S58; Julia C. 1859. 
 
 53 Gardner A. 1813 (6) Francis J Carman, New York (son of 50 Har- 
 ris) 2 sons, 54 Gardner A. 1847; Richard C. 1849. 
 
 54 Gardner A. 1847 New York (son of 53 Gardner A.) 3 daughters, 
 Francis J. 1871. 
 
 55 Warren B. 1818 (6) Yonkers, N. Y. son of 50 Harris) 2 sons, 
 Warren 1853; 56 Edward E. 1855
 
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 56 Edward E. 1855 (7) Anna S. Wbolston 1886, 51 W. 81st, New York 
 City (on of 55 Warren B.) 1 son. Edward W. 1891; 2 daughters, Josephine 
 A. 1889; Elise Emily, 1895. 
 
 57 James 1780 (5) Henrietta Athens (son of 49 Abraham) 8 sons 58 
 Alsop 1808; 59 Linus 1810; 60 Levi 1812; John 1814; 61 William H. 1816; 
 Reuben 1818; 63 Phineas, 1819; 65 James, 1827; 4 daughters, Artemesia, 
 1806; Lusia, 1816; Candace 1821; Henrietta, 1823. 
 
 58 Alsop 1808 (6) Leaf Wilson, Webster City, Iowa (son of 57 Jame 
 "l son, George F. 1864). 
 
 59 Linus 1810 (6) Lydia Ford, Fredonia, N. Y. (son of 57 James) 
 
 2 daughters, Avis A., 1837; Rosetta, 1844. 
 
 60 Levi 1812 (6) Mary Howard (son of 57 James) 2 daughters. 
 
 61 William H. 1816 (6) Harriet, Rock Island, 111. (son of 57 James) 
 4 sons, 62 William H. 1844; James, 1848; Charles W. 1852; Harrie, 1864; 
 6 daughters. Mary J. 1844; Henrietta 1846; Clara L. 1850; Alice M. 1854; 
 Jennie, 1856; Hattie, 1864. 
 
 62 William H. 1844 (7) Jennie -Wright, Geneseo, 111. (son of 61 Wil- 
 liam H.) 2 sons, Harry, 1872; Robert E. 1876; 1 daughter, Lillie, 1873. 
 
 63 Dr. Phineas, 1819 (6) Enon Valley, Penn (son of 57 James) (Ap- 
 pendi x Xote Dl) 1 son, 64 Spencer L. 184*8; 1 daughter. 
 
 64 Spencer L. 1848 (7) (son of 63 Phineas) 2 sons, Spencer P. an 
 infant not named. 
 
 65 James 1827 (6) Coneaut, 0. (son of 57 James) 1 daughter, Hen- 
 rietta M. (Wilder). 
 
 66 Abram, 1793 (5) Patty Luse, Ypsilanti, Mich, (son of 49 Abraham) 
 
 3 sons, 67 Morris, 1818; 68 Seth, 1823; 'Robert, 1 daughter, Eliza, (Stephen- 
 son). 
 
 67 Morris, 1818 (6) Mt. Clements, Mich, (son of 66 Abram) No chil- 
 dren. 
 
 68 Seth, 1823 (6) Ypsilanti, Mich, (son of 66 Abram) 1 daughter; 
 (Root). 
 
 69 Jonathan, 1761 (4) died 1827, Mary Bronson, Berlin, Ct. (son of 48 
 David) 2 sons, *Truman, 1795; Philip, 1798; Charity, 1790; (North) Lois, 
 1792. 
 
 70 David, 1778 (4) Mary Avery, Berlin, Ct. (son of 48 David) 2 BOBS, 
 71 James E. 1812; 72 Philander S., 1815. 
 
 71 James E. 1812 (5) Elizabeth A. Gilliland, Flint Island, Ky. (son 
 of 70 David) 2 sons, *David A. 1842; Philander H. 1853; Julia, 1844; (Allin) ; 
 Mary J. 1857; Rosetta, 1860. 
 
 72 Hon. Philander S., 1815 (5) M. D. (Note D2) East Enterprise, Ind. 
 (son of 70 David) 5 sons, 73 James A. 1835; 74 Charles H., 1840; Henry 
 L. 1847; Wm. F. and John B. 1854; Mary E. 1842; Emily J. 1845. 
 
 73 James A. 1835 (6) died 1862 (son of 72 Philander S.) 2 sons, Hor- 
 ace G. 1857; Charles A. 1859; 2 daughters, Beulah, 1855; Phebe J. 1861. 
 
 74 Charles H. 1840 (6) North Madison, Ind. (son of 72 Philander S.) 
 3 sons, Joseph M. 1868; Jra S. 1871; John M. 1874; 2 daughters, Mary 
 N. 1860; Lucella B. 1862.
 
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 75 Solomon, 1737 (3) Lois Willeox, Berlin Ct. (son of 47 David) 6 sons, 
 76 Solomon, 1759; *Hosea, 1761; 80 Calvin. 1763; 87 Oliver, 1767; 95 
 Joseph, 1772; 101 Isaac, 1775; 4 daughters, *Grace, 1757; Mabel, 1763; 
 Mindwell, 1767; Lois, 1771. 
 
 76 Solomon, 1759 (4)Hannah Treat, Berlin, Ct. (son of 75 Solomon) 
 
 2 sons, 77 Hosea, 1782; 79 Hiram, 1786; 2 daughters, Lois, 1781 Harriet 
 1784. 
 
 77 Hosea, 1782 (5) Prudtence Rodes, Cromwell, Ct. (son of 76 Solo- 
 mon) 2 sons, 78 Enos, 1808; Luther, 1810. Died at sea. 
 
 78 Enos, 1808 (6) Texas (son of 77 Hosea) 3 children. 
 
 79 Hiram 1786 (5) Berlin, Conn, (son of 76 Solomon) No children. 
 
 80 Calvin, 1763 (4) Torrington, Ct. (son of 75 Solomon) 4 sons, 81 
 Linus, 1792; 84 Martin S., 1798; *Luther, *Aaron. 
 
 81 Linus 1792 (5) (son of 80 Calvin) 1 son 82 Charles L. 1822. 
 
 82 Charles L. 1822 (6) New Haven, Ct. (son of 81 Linus) 1 son, 83 
 Franklin H., 1848. 
 
 83 Franklin H., 1848 (7) Hartford, Ct. (son of 82 Charles L.) 2 sons, 
 Charles L. 1868; William F., 1876. 
 
 84 Martin S. 1798 (3) died 1860, Huldah Sanford (son of 80 Calvin) 
 
 3 sons, 85 Luther, 1825; 86 Calvin, 1834; *Orrin, 1830; Ellen, 1837. 
 
 85 Luther 1825 (6) Bay City, Mich, (son of 84 Martin S.) 2 sons, 
 Addis; 1861 Luther, 1863. 
 
 86 Calvin, 1834 (6) Wellington, O. (son of 84 Martin S.) 1 son, Walter 
 H. 1857; 2 daughters, * Florence J. 1859; Emily C. 1862. 
 
 87 Capt. Oliver, 1767 (4) died 1859. Polly Dennis, Berlin, Ct. (son 
 of 75 Solomon), 11 sons, *Tineworth, 1790; * Rodney, 1792; * Willis, 1794; 
 *Seth and * Willis. 1799; *Hartwell, 1806; 88 OliveV, 1807; 91 George R. 
 1809; *Theodore F. and *Lucius F. 1811; 94 Orrin W. 1813. 5 daughters, 
 Mary, 1795 (Graves); Dorothy, 1797, (Philips); Aura, 1802 (Bissell) ; 
 *Levicetta, 1804; Avlisa (Latham). 
 
 88 Oliver, 1807 (5) Sarah E. Lewis, New Haven, Ct. (son of 87 Oliver) 
 3 sons, 89 Oliver F. 1832; 90 Charles W., 1828; George A., 1834. 
 
 89 Oliver F., 1833, d. 1905 (6) Laura A. Arnold, Boston, Mass, (son of 
 88, Oliver) 1 son, 263 Oliver F. h. Mar. 7, 1881. 1 daughter, Floyd H., 1877. 
 
 90 Charles W., 1828 (6) died 1865, Abby A. Dean, New York (son 
 of 88, Oliver). 1 son, Charles G., 1854. 1 daughter, Sarah M. 1851 (Coulter). 
 
 91 George R., 1809 (5) Thankful Graves (son of 87 Oliver) 3 sons, 
 *Charles F.. 92 George S., 93 Willis F. 5 daughters, Abigail G., (Smead); 
 Dorothy D. (Rickets) ; Lois W. 1819 (Bowers); Harriett E. (Pickett) ; Laura 
 H. (Clark). 
 
 92 George S., (6) Susan Phillips, Greenfield, Mass, (son of 91 George 
 R) No children. 
 
 93 Willis F., (6) Wealthy Aldens (son of 91 George R.) No children. 
 
 94 Orrin W. 1813 (5) Cazenovia, N. Y. (son of 87 Oliver). 1 daugh- 
 ter, 1837 (W. W. Watkins).
 
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 95 Joseph, 1772 (4) Huntington, O. (son of 75 Solomon). 1 son, 96 
 Harlow P. 1801. 4 daughter*. Manila, 1798, (Laborie) and 3 others. 
 
 96 Rev. Harlow P. 1801 (5) Rochester, O. (son of 95 Joseph) 3 sons, 
 
 97 Samuel L. 1826; 99 Nathaniel S., 1837; 100 Harlow P. 1847. 5 daugh- 
 ters, Susan, 1822 (Rice); Esther M. 1828 (Laborie) ; Mary J. 1831 (Buckley); 
 Myra J. 1832 (Cole); Sarah J. 1849 (Yale). 
 
 97 Samuel L., 1826 (6) Willington, 0. (son of 96 Harlow P.) 1 son, 
 
 98 Melvin R. 1847. 2 daughters, Nettie A. 1848; Alice E. 1850. 
 
 98 Melvin R. 1847 (7) New London, O. (son of 97 Samuel L.) 3 
 daughters. 
 
 99 Rev. Nathaniel S., D. D. 1837 (6) Logansport, Ind. (son of 96 Har- 
 low P.) 4 sons, Wallace J. 1858; James A. 1864; Arthur D. 1866; Harvey R. 
 1868; Cora, 1856. 
 
 100 Harlow P. 1847 (6)^Gratiot, Mich, (son of 96 Harlow P.) 1 daugh- 
 ter: Sabra J., 1866. 
 
 101 Isaac, 1775 (4) died 1846, Polly Rice, Huntington, Ct. (son of 75 
 Solomon). 5 sons, * Joseph, 1800: 102 Charles R. 1802; 112 Isaac, 1807; 
 *Alonzo E. 1811; 118 Alonzo, 1819. 6 daughters, Lovisa, 1795; Sabrina, 
 1798; Polly, 1805; Lucetta. 1809: Alzina, 1814; Julia, 1821. 
 
 102 Charles R. 1802 (5) died 1877, Ann Rice, Coldwater, Mich, (son of 
 101 Isaac). 10 sons, 103 Charles R. 1822; *Rodney W. 1824; 104 Warren 
 J. 1825; 105 Luther M. 1827; 106 Sidney M. 1828; Seymour S. 1830; 108 
 Sylvester F 1834; 109 Henry B. 1S38; 110 Andrew J. 1840; 111 Marquis 
 L. 1842. 3 daughters, Eliza A. 1842; Hattie L. 1845; Julia L. 1847. 
 
 103 Charles R. 1822 (6) died 1850, Peoria, 111. (son of 102 Charles R.) 
 1 son, Charles, 1850. 1 daughter, Anna, 1849. 
 
 104 Warren J. 1825 (6) Steubenville, O. (son of 102 Charles R.) 1 ton, 
 Wendel 1860. 1 daughter. Inna, 1857. 
 
 105 Luther M. 1827 (6) White Hall, Mich, (son of 102 Charles R.) 1 
 son, Frank, 1855. 
 
 106 Sidney M. 1828 (6) Jamestown. Mich, (son of 102 Charles R.) 2 
 sons, Ai, IRfiO: On. 1867. 3 daughters, Eulalia, 1854; Estella, 1856; Corina, 
 1863. 
 
 107 Seymour S. 1830 (6) (son of 102 Charles R.) 1 son, George, 1859. 
 
 108 Sylvester F. 1834 (6) Otterville, Mich, (son of 102 Charles R.) 1 
 son; Charles R. 1868. 3 daughters, Sulvenia, 1859; Jane. 1861, Eliza, 1866. 
 
 109 Heniy B. 1838 (6) Kiln I!. Clark. Oberlin. 0. fson of 102 Charles 
 R.) 4 sons. Warren J. and Wendell R. 1872; Quincy R. 1868; Carmel H. 1870. 
 
 110 Andrew J. 1840 (6) Wellington, O. (son of 102 Charles R.) 2 sons, 
 Charles M. 1863; Benjamin M. 1867; Sarah F. 1865: Ina, 1874. 
 
 111 Marquis L. 1842 (6) Jame&town, Mich, (son of 102 Charles R.) 2 
 sons, Edwin, Francis. 
 
 112 Isaac, 1807 (5) Lucinda Case (son of 101 Isaac). 4 sons, 113 Julius 
 M., 1827; 114 Ira C. 1828; 116 Henry C. 1832; 117 Daniel W. 1833. 5 
 daughters, Fanny A. 1830; Emily R. 1835; Polly A. 1837; Sylvenia M. 1838; 
 Melvina, 1840.
 
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 113 Julius M. 1827 (6) Fowler, Mich, (son of 112 Isaac). 2 sons, George 
 L., 1848; Charles O. 1849; Arvilla M. 1853; Lucina C. 1856. 
 
 114 Ira C. 1828 (6) Brookdale, Rush Co. Kan. (son of 112 Isaac). 4 sons, 
 115 Martin, 1854; Harlow, 1856; Sidney, 1859; Chester, 1861. 3 daughters, 
 Amelia, 1851; Lucinda, 1852; Carrie E. 1863. 
 
 115 Martin, 1854 (7) (son of 114, Ira C.) 2 daughters, Minna and 
 Mina, 1876. f 
 
 116 Henry C. 1832 (6) Charlotte, Mich, (son of 112 Isaac). 1 son, Daniel 
 W., 1859. 4 daughters, Mary A. 1855; Dora L. 1856; Anna M. 1865; Chris- 
 tiana L. 1868. 
 
 117 Daniel W. 1833 (6) Charlotte, Mich, (son of 112 Isaac). 1 son, 
 Alonzo E. 1870. 
 
 118 Alonzo, 1819 (5) died 1865, Steuben, Ind. (son of 101 Isaac). 4 
 daughters. 
 
 119 Jedediah, 1739 (3) Sarah Mercy, Berlin, Ct. (son of 47 David). 4 
 sons, *Simeon, 1763; 120 Sylvester, 1766; 701 Jedediah, 1767; 121 Erastus, 
 b. Jan. 30, 1783. 3 daughters, Sarah, 1767; Jerusha, 1771; Mercy, 1773. 
 
 120 Rev. Sylvester, 1766 (4) Westminister, Vt. (son of 119 Jedediah). 
 2 daughters, Huldah, (Crosby); Sybil, (Campbell). 
 
 121 Col. Erastus, 1783 (4) d. Feb. 20, 1849, Elinor Dickenson, Berlin, Ct. 
 (son of 119 Jedediah). 7 sons, 122 George, 1808; *Walter, 1813; 124 Ralph, 
 1816; 126 William, 1818; Edwin, 1820; Henry b. Oct. 13, 1823; *Frederick, 
 1826. 3 daughters; Emeline, 1806: Maria, 1810; Mary J. 1812. 
 
 122 George, 1808 (5) Maria J. Hoadley (son of 121 Erastus). 1 son, 123 
 J. Hoadley, 1833. 1 daughter, Glorianna (Tingley). 
 
 123 J. Hoadley, 1833 (6)--Port Huron, Mich, (son of 122 George). 2 
 sons, Charles R. 1871; William F. 1875. 
 
 124 Ralph, 1816 (5) Erie, 111. (son of 121, Erastus). 4 sons, 125 Charles 
 S. 1845; Wallace N. 1858; Wilton E. 1860; Wyman R. 1862. 5 daughters, 
 Isora C. 1852; Ida H. 1854; Inia A. 1856; Fannie D. 1870, Emma G. 1872. 
 
 125 Charles S. 1845 (6) Big Grove, Iowa (son of 124 Ralph). 2 daugh- 
 ters, Lotta C. 1871; Maud E. 1876. 
 
 126 Capt. William, 1818 (5) Berlin, Ct. (son of 121 Erastus). 6 sons, 
 William A 1841, 128 Theodore A. 1845; 129 Frederick E. 1851; 130 George 
 W. 1853; *Charles H. 1857; 127 Walter F. 1843. 4 daughters, *Ella C. 1849; 
 *Fannie E. 1856; Alice F. 1861, Hattie W. 1865. 
 
 127 Walter F. 1843 (6) m. 1866, Ella P. Brainard, (son of 126 William). 
 5 sons, William A. 1867; 'Arthur C. 1870; Harold R. 1881; Charles H. 1884; 
 Walter C. 1889. 2 daughters, Lucy M. 1875, Eva B. 1878. 
 
 128 Theodore A. 1845 (6) m. 1869. Alice H. Case; m. 2nd, 1871, Etta 
 Case; m. 3rd, 1898, Mary B. Hedges, (son of 126 William). 6 daughters, 
 Minnie P. 1872, m. Elmore Skinner, Berlin, Conn. Grace J. 1874; Edith B. 
 1876; Bertha, 1887; *Lucy C. 1889; Alene H. 1899, m. Wilbur T. Ranns- 
 ford, 35 Brittania St., Meridan, Conn. 
 
 129 Frederick E. 1851 (6) m. 1873, Elizabeth S. Nettleton, m. 2nd, 1889, 
 Susan Bridge, (son of 126 William). 1st wife, 1 son, Richard H. 1874. 
 1 daughter, Elinor, 1876. 2nd wife, 7 sons, Wilfred J., 1890; Edward F.
 
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 1894; Frederick E. 1896. Fillmore B. 1897. Theodore R. 1901; Robert D, 
 1903; Charles H. 1905. 1 daughter, Jessie R. 1892, married Malcolm R. 
 Webberly, Canterbury, Conn. 
 
 130 George W. 1853 (6) Matilda Wardwell, 1884, Berlin Conn, (son of 
 126 William). 1 son, Benjamin \V. 1891. 
 
 131 Edwin, 1820 (5) d. 1910, Mobile, Ala. (son of 121 Erastus) 1 son, 
 George E. 1864. 1 daughter, Ella. 
 
 132 George E. Mobile, Ala. (son of 131 Edwin) 3 daughters, *Edith, 1871;. 
 Ella, 1871; Kate, 1875. 
 
 133 Henry, 1823 (5) d. Nov. 21, 1886. Lauraette E. Kenea, b. Apr. 6, 1829;. 
 d. Dec. 31, 1916. (son of 121 Erastus) Berlin, Ct. 1 son, 264 George H. 1864, 1 
 daughter, Florence, 1857. 
 
 134 Zadock, 1748 (3) Patience Dickenson, Berlin, Ct. (son of 47 David) 
 1 son, ^Leonard, 1771. 3 daughters. *Polly, 1773. Family extinct. 
 
 135 Benoni, b. April 1st, 1703, at Cromwell, Conn. (2) died Jan. 12th, 
 1734; m. Feb. 3, 1724. Mary Allen of Milford, Ct. (son of 3 John) 4 sons, 139 
 Benjamin, b. Jan. 17, 1725: 3\)0 Daniel, April 17, 1727; 350 Allen, Feb. 1, 1730, 
 *Benoni, b. Jan. 12, 1734 (the day his father died). 1 daughter, Sarah, b. 
 Mar. 2, 1731, d. Mar 16, 1823, m. Aug. 10, 1749, Ebenezer Steele, Berlin, 
 Conn 
 
 136 Benjamin, 1725 (3) Berlin, Conn, died Dec. 8th, 1813 at Mumford,. 
 N. Y. (and is buried in the Belcoda cemetery near there) m. Abigail Blinn, 
 Berlin, Ct. (son of 135 Bemoni) 5 sons, 137 Benjamin, Dec. 19th, 1754; 
 176 Daniel, Dec. 5, 1756; 204 Harleigh, 1766: 207 Selah, 1768; 227 John, 
 1770; 4 daughters, Abigail, May 13, 1745; Chloe, June 26, 1747; Sarah, Aug. 
 19, 1750; Lucia, Aug. il, 1752; Elsie (Clark). 
 
 137 Benjamin, 1754 (4) died 1784, Renssalerville, N. Y. (son of 136 
 Benjamin) (Note E) 5 sons, 138 Benjamin, 1774; 150 Philo B. 1778; 156 John 
 R. 1781; 166 Daniel 1783; *Sanmel. 2 daughters, Lois, 1782; Hannah, 1784. 
 
 138 Benjamin, 1774 (5) Elizak-th Bennet, Pawlet, Vt. (son of 137 Ben- 
 jamin) 3 sons, 139 Samuel B. 1800; *J. Wesley, 1802; 145 Benjamin. 1805; 
 Betsey, 1803. 
 
 139 Samuel B. 1800 (6) died 1872. Sina Clarke, Richland, N .Y. (son 
 of 138 Benjamin) 7 sons. 140 Wesley, M. 1823: *Alta C. 1825; 141 Joseph 
 C. 1828; 142 Daniel W. 1832; 143 Philo G. 1835; "Franklin D. 1842; 144 
 Lorenzo D. 1846. 
 
 140 Wesley M. 1822 (7) Mary A. Reading. Mich, (son of 139 Samuel 
 B.) 5 sons, Alta E. 1348; Elbert fj. 1850; John W. 1858; Newton E. 1860; 
 Edwin S. 1871 ; Ellen E. 1852. 
 
 141 Joseph C. 1828 (7) Mary J. Burrell. Sandy Creek, N. Y. (son of 
 139 Samuel B.) 2 sons, Newton, 1859; 'Nathan B. 1861; 3 daughters, Lizzie, 
 1856; Martha, 1863: Mary, 1866. 
 
 142 Daniel W. 1832 (7) Ann J. Weston, Sandy Creek, N. Y. (son of 
 139 Samuel B.) 2 sons, Alta B. 1862; Charles H. 1874: 2 daughters Emma 
 J. 1864, and 
 
 143 Philo G. 1835 (7) Emily C. Wilson, Davenport, Iowa, (son of 139 1 
 Samuel B.) 1 son, George W. 1869: 2 daughters, Clara J. 1862; Flora E. 
 1865.
 
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 144 Lorenzo D. 1846 (7) Mary A. Smith, Pulaski, N. Y. (son . of JL39 
 'Samuel B.) 2 sons, Arlon J. 1868; George, 1870; 1 daughter, Bertha* J. 1873. 
 
 145 Benjamin, 1805 (6) Eli/a Bashford, Pawlet, Vt. (son of 138 Ben- 
 jamin) 4 sons, 146 Charles W. 1828; 147 Benjamin A. 1834; 148 Leonard 
 B. 1837; 149 Salmon B. 1840; 3 daughters, Eliza, 1830; Mary A. 1838; 
 Martha A. 1844. 
 
 146 Charles W. 1828 (7) Fall River, Wis. (son of 145 Benjamin) 1 
 daughter, Martha A. 1863. 
 
 147 Benjamin A. 1834 (7) Fall River, Wis. (son of 145 Benjamin) 7 
 sons, Francis A. 1860; Elmer E. 1861; Benjamin A. 1864; George G. 1865; 
 William E. 1867; Edgar, 1872; Herbert, 1874; 2 daughters, Susan, 1870; 
 Mary L. 1875. 
 
 148 Leonard B. 1837 (7) Emma Nicholson, Friendville, Neb. (son of 
 145 Benjamin) 1 son, Solomon B. 1873; 4 daughters, Emma M. 1868; 
 Edith M. 1870; Ella M. 1872; Precilli, 1876. 
 
 149 Salmon B. 1840 (7) Fall River, Wis. (son of 145 Benjamin) No 
 children. 
 
 150 Philo B. 1778 (5) died 1839, Sandy Creek, N. Y. Roxanna Wood, 
 Sarah Greenwood, (son of 137 Benjamin 1 ) 3 sons, 151 John W. 1803; *Wil- 
 liam H. 1810; 152 Gilbert, 1816; l' daughter, Eliza, 1806. 
 
 151 John W. 1803 (6) died 1885, Elviva Sykes, Mary E. Coon, Pulaski, 
 N. Y. (son of 150 Philo B.) 1 son, Orrin; 1851; Roxana E. 1836; Ella E 
 1853 (Mrs. Ira Noyes) ; Jessie A. 1856; Augustus M. (Mrs. David Clarke) 
 1857; Lettie L. 1850 (Mrs. Adelbert Myers). 
 
 152 Gilbert, 1816 (6^ (son of ISO Philo B.) 4 sons, 153 William H. 1841; 
 154 Philo B. 1843; Mohn L. 1846; 155 Gilbert D. 1853. 
 
 153 William H. 1841 (7) Mary Owens, Sarah Ripson, Baldwinsville, N. 
 Y. (son of 152 Gilbert ) 1 son, DeForest, 1S63; 1 daughter, Lillie, 1865. 
 
 154 Philo B. 1843 (7) Dead. Rose Hollon, Sandy Creek, N. Y. (son of 
 152 Gilbert (1 son, Hollon B. 1871; 1 daughter, Hellen B. 1864 (Mrs. Ding- 
 man) . 
 
 155 Gilbert D. 1853 (7) (son of 152 Gilbert) 1 daughter, Nellie J. 1875. 
 
 156 John R. 1781 (5) died 1841, Polly Irish, Blenheim, N. Y. (son of 137 
 Benjamin) 5 sous, 157 Charles J. 1808; 158 John R. 1810; 163 Daniel, 1816; 
 164 Aimer P. 1824; 165 Jasper A. 1831. 3 daughters, Sarah Ann, 1811; 
 Delissa, 1809 (White); Polly, 1820 (Jacobs). 
 
 157 Charles J. 1808 (6) Elizabeth A. Knickerbocker, Pestigo, Wis. (son 
 of 156 John R.) 1 son, *Randall, 1839; 1 daughter, *Delissa A, 1860. 
 
 158 John R. 1810 (6) Jacksonville, N. Y. died 1898. (son of 156 John 
 R.) 4 sons, *Robert W. 1842; died in army, 1862: 159 John R. 1847; *William 
 H. 1852; 161 Clarence H. 1855; *Matilda J. 1839; Adelia A. 1843; Mary 
 W. 1845. 
 
 159 John R. 1847 (7) Josephine Van Buskirk, b. 1848, d. 1912, Groton, 
 N. Y. (son of 158 John R.) 3 sons, 160 Fred E b. May 11, 1884; 265 John 
 R. b. Aug. 9, 1892; 1 daughter, Mable R. b. Jan. 19, 1879. 
 
 160 Fred E. 1884 (8) m May, 1912, Viola Fuller. Resides at 200 W. 
 Fayette St., Syracuse, N. Y. (son' of 159 John R.) 
 
 Mable R. 1879 (Daughter of 159 John R.) m. July, 1896, Frank L.
 
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 Van Dine, Groton, N. Y. 3 daughters, Ruth M. 1899; Hazel S. 1897; Alice 
 J. 1908. 
 
 161 Clarence H. 1855 (7) 101 Plnmmer St. Sayre, Pa. (son of 158 John 
 R.) 1 son, 162 Glen A. 1876; 1 daughter, Vera May, 1879. m. 1898, Frank 
 A. Jayne, 14^ Ross PI. Auburn, N. Y. 1 son, Charles H. 1899. 1 daughter, 
 Franeis Willard, 1902. 
 
 162 Glen A. 1876 (8) m. 1vM7, Florence Potter, 411 Hector St. Ithaca, N. Y. 
 (son of 161 Clarence H.) 1 daughter, Theda C. 1819. 
 
 163 Daniel, 1816 (6) Peshtigo, Wis. (son of 156 John R.) 2 sons, Henry 
 W. 1857; D. Howard, 1863; 3'daughters, Louisa, 1850; Mary, 1852; Del- 
 phina, 1856. 
 
 164 Aimer P. 1824 (6) Maria Loudon, Peshtigo, Wis. (son of 156 John 
 R.) 2 sons, * Aimer P 1852; *Almarine, 1854; 3 daughters, Josephine, 1851; 
 Xancy J. 1856; Amelia N. 1859 
 
 165 Jasper A. 1831 (6) Delia Johnson, Jamesville, Minn, (son of 156 
 John R.) 6 sons, *Edgar, 1855; Jasper J. 1858: Francis A. 1859; Ramsdall, 
 1861; Charles A. 1864; Clarence, 1876; 5 daughters, Ettie, 1856; Dora, 1862; 
 Josephine. 1867; *Tsadore, 1871: *Mysty D. 1872. 
 
 166 Daniel 1783 (5) Phebc Rider, Rensselaerville, X. Y. (son of 137 Ben- 
 jamin) 8 sons, 167 Benjamin, 1811; *Thomas C. 1819; 171 Daniel D. T. 1815; 
 *Stephen R. 1822; 172 Philo D. 1824; 173 Alfred, 1829; 174 Amos, 1831; 
 175 John R 1832; Fanny, 1819 (Palmer). 
 
 167 Benjamin, 1811 (6) Betsey Mulford, Ripon, Wis. (son of 166 Daniel) 
 3 sons, 168 Amenzo, 1835; 169 Melvin, 1837; 170 Philo B. 1847; 2 daughters, 
 Phebe J. 1841: Ida L. 1851. 
 
 168 Amenzo, 1835 (7) (son of 167 Benjamin) 4 children. 
 
 169 Melvin, 1837 (7) (son of 167 Benjamin) 2 sons, , 1873; 
 
 _ , 1876; 1 daughter, Maria, 1870. 
 
 170 Philc B. 1847 (7) Chaungo, Wis. (son of 167 Benjamin). Xo children. 
 
 171 Daniel D. T. 1815 (6) Marshaline Sherman, Peshtigo, Wis. (son of 166 
 Daniel) 2 <ons, Charles, 1845; George, 1855. 
 
 172 Philo D. 1824 (6) Eureka, Wis. (son of 166 Daniel) 1 son; Daniel, 
 1860; 3 daughters, Henrietta, 1853; Romaetta, 1857; Nellie, 1862. 
 
 173 Alfred, 1829 (6) Eureka, Wis. (son of 166 Daniel) 2 sons, Ernest r 
 1859. Xathan, 1861; 4 daughters, Flora. 1851; Addie, 1854; Edith, 1857; 
 Etta, 1868. 
 
 174 Amos, 1831 (6) Illinois (son of 166 Daniel) 3 sons, Adelma J. 
 1851; Daniel, 18o3; Amenzo, 1859. 
 
 175 John R. 1832 (6) Xewton, Iowa, (son of 166 Daniel) 1 daughter, 
 Edith. 1858. 
 
 176 Daniel, 1756 (4) 'son of 136 Benjamin) b. at Berlin, Ct, and d. at 
 South Xew Berlin. X. Y. Dec. 17, 1852, where he had lived since 1795. Oct. 
 21. 1778, m. Sybel Jewett, (Appendix Xote S. 2.) (daughter of Caleb of 
 Sharon, Ct. and his wife Rebecca Cook) b. Apr. 22, 1760, d. at South New- 
 Berlin, X. Y. Feb. 25, 1822. After the Revolutionary War he moved from 
 Sharon, Ct. to Rensselaerville, N. Y. where he resided till he came to South 
 New Berlin in 1795. He was a Revolutionary soldier and held the rank
 
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 of Sergeant Major. 5 sons and 4 daughters. Sylvia, b. June 6, 1779, d. 
 April, 1810, m. Dr. Harrington; Abigail, b. Nov. 5, 1781, d. Dec. 21, 1813, m. 
 Thomas Tracy and resided at Smyrna, N .Y.; 177 Erastus, b. June 11, 1784, 
 d. Feb. 7, 1847; Faith, b. May 16, 1786. d. May 21, 1854, m. Mch. 25, 1809, 
 William Shaw (son of Peleg from R. 1.) b. Oct. 18, 1783, d. Sept. 10, 1872, 
 Lived and died on the old Daniel Sage homestead and is buried at Ambler 
 Settlement; Betsey, b. June 9, 1788, d. next day; 182 Simeon, b. May 22, 
 1789, d. May 2, 1844; a son b. Mch. 3, 1791, d. Mch. 5, 1791; 187 Jewett, b. 
 Mch. 17, 1793; 196 Daniel, b. Aug. 10, 1795, d. Nov. 17, 1866, m. Dec. It, 
 1829; Twins, b. Feb. 24, 1799, both d. next day; 201 Nathan, b. Oct. 11, 
 1800, d. Feb. 23, 1884. 
 
 177 Erastus, 1784 (5) (son of 176 Daniel) m. Sarah Dunham, b. Apr. 
 13, 1784. d. July 29, 1850, spent his life on his farm just north of Ambler 
 Settlement, near South New Berlin, N. Y. Sybel, b. Sept. 1, 1809, d. June 
 8, 1886, m. Lewis Sherwood. Lived and died at Ambler Settlement. Ruby, 
 b. 1811. 178 William D., b. Oct. 27, 1813, d. Apr. 4, 1875. Alonzo H. b. 
 1816, d. Apr. 6, 1880. George 0., b. July 16, 1820, d. Aug. 7, 1825. Harvey 
 P. b. Mch. 1, 1823, d. Aug. 1825. Oscar G. b. 1828, d. June 30, 1860, un- 
 married. 
 
 178 William D. 1813 (6) m. Caroline R. Atwell, b. Feb. 16, 1816, d. 
 Oct. 25, 1866. S. New Berlin, N. Y. (son of 177 Erastus). Lived on the 
 Homestead at Ambler Settlement. 2 sons, 179 Joseph E. b. 1842; 180 Ben- 
 jamin, b. 1847; Sarah b. 1838, m. James Garner and lived at South New 
 Berlin. One child Mary, m. Jared Bailey, Jr. 
 
 179 Joseph E. 1842 (7) Delia Isbell, S. New Berlin, N. Y. (son of 178 
 "William D.) 1 son, William, 1870: 1 daughter, Marian, 1874. 
 
 180 Benjamin F. 1847 (7) m. Amanda Bristol, S. New Berlin, N. Y. (son 
 Of 178 William D. 1870; 1 daughter, Marian, 1874. 
 
 181 Alonzo H. 1816 (6) m. Maryette Card, (son of 177 Erastus) lived at 
 Ambler Settlement. 2 daughters, Frances, 1840; Ruby, 1844. 
 
 182 Simeon, 1789 (5) m. Nov. 10, 1818, Deborah Holmes, b. Feb. 1, 1797, 
 d. July 20, 1884, (Appendix Note Si) (daughter of Jedediah Holmes of 
 Holmesville, N. Y.) (son ot 176 Daniel) lived and died on his farm north of 
 New Berlin Center, N. Y. Children. 183 Ransom, b. Apr. 29, 1820, d. Aug. 
 30, 1878; Laura Ann, b. Mch. 1, 1822, d. Jan. 1, 1857, m. Oct. 8, 1851, George 
 Sexton, Jr., of Whitestone, N. Y., 1 daughter, Eva, who m. Joseph. Charles, 
 b. Nov. 6, 1825, d. Dec. 20, 1853. m. Jan. 1, 1848, Harriet Barlow, b. 1825, 
 Pharsalia, N. Y. 1 son, Adolphus, who died young. Jane, b. Aug. 3, 1829, 
 d. May 7, 1859, m. Oct. 7, 1847, m. Wm. Lorin Matthewson, lived and 
 <lied at Mindoro, Wis. 3 children. Jay, b. July 7, 1832, d. May 13, 1833. 
 185 Gilbert, b. June 19, 1836, d. May 6, 1871. Adaline, b. Nov. 11, 1839, d. 
 Feb. 28, 1889, m. May 23, 1858, Jay Pettingill (son of Lorenzo of South 
 New Berlin). They lived and died at Mindoro, Wis. 1 daughter, Stella. 
 Angeline, twin of Adaline, d. Apr. 11, 1872, m. Mch. 10, 1858, Dr. Alvin 
 C. Hazard (son of Oliver). Lived and died at New Berlin, N. Y. 1 son, 
 Oliver P., and one daughter, Ella, wife of Herman Hill. 
 
 183 Ransom, 1820 (6) (son of 182 Simeon) m. Sept. 25, 1847. Mary 
 Gibson, m. 2nd, 1854, Sarah White, who came from Ireland in 1849. Moved 
 to Mindoro, Wis. in 1854 and died there. Enlisted, 1864 Co. J, 8th Wis- 
 consin Volunteer Infantry, honorably discharged, 1865. Children by first wife, 
 Mary, Charlotte Ann, b. Sept. 9, 1851, m. Sperry Rockwell and lived at 
 Mindoro, Wis. and later in Colorado. By second wife, Sarah, Charles S. b. 
 Nov. 2, 1854, m. Orphie E. Pfaff, Mindoro, Wis. Edward, b. June 2, 1857, 
 m. Josephine Swenson, La Crosse, Wis. Wm. Herbert, b. Jan. 23, 1860, m.
 
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 Augusta Pfaff, Burack, Wis. Albert, b. Jan. 9, 1862, m. Mrs. I. Boardman, La 
 Cross*. Wis. Mary, b. July 17, 1866, m. Ferdinand Young, North Bend, Wis. 
 
 184 Charles S. 1854 (7) Harriet Barlow (son of 183 Ransom) 1 son, 
 Adolphus. 1849. 
 
 185 Gilbert, 1836 (7) m. Nov. 17, 1858, Adelia Sergeant, b. Apr. 4, 1839, 
 (Appendix Note S.3) S. New Berlin, N. Y. (son of 182 Simeon). In 1858 
 he purchased the Charles Sergeant farm at South New Berlin and there 
 lived till his death in 1871. After his death his widow Adelia, married 
 Ensign M. Pike whom she outlived. She lives at South New Berlin now 
 (1919) past 80 years of age. 2 sons, 186 Adolphus H. b. Oct. 21, 1859; Fred 
 C. b. Dec. 5, 1865, d. Aug. 28, 1888, killed by the bursting of a cannon 
 at a political celebration. Had just graduated from South Jersey Institute. 
 3 daughters, Jane A. b. Mch. 23, 1862, m. Nov. 8, 1881, Jay H. Camp, b 1860, 
 lives at South New Berlin and has three children, Linn, Earl and Bertha. 
 Gertrude, b. Mch. 27, 1868, m. Prof. S. Jay Gibson (son of Dr. Stanford of 
 South New Berlin), b. Jan. 13, 1858. Superintendent of Schools at Norwich, 
 N. Y. Children, Dr. Edwin F., Casson S. Gilbert, who died in the recent 
 war and Stanford. Lottie A. b. Feb. 4, 1870, m. 1st Sept. 25, 1890, Ed- 
 ward E. Buck of Groton, N. Y. and 2d Rev. William H. Pike (son of Ensign) 
 Professor of Bibical Interpretation, Bible Training School, Los Angeles, Cal. 
 Two children, Mirani and Ruth. 
 
 186 Adolphus H. 1859 m. Mch. 17, 1887, Celia Miller (daughter of Hiram 
 of Milford Center, N. Y.) b. Oct. 29, 1862, d. 1910. He graduated at Corne.ll 
 1886, was professor of physical science at the State Normal School, Osh- 
 kosh, Wis., 1893 to 1910, and now lives at 27 W. 61st St. New York City. No 
 issue, (son of 185 Gilbert). 
 
 187 Jewett, 1793, (5) d. Sept. 5, 1875, m. Feb. 27, 1814, Susanna Jay- 
 cox (See Apendix Note S) New Berlin, N. Y. (son of 176 Daniel). At the 
 close of hi? active career he owned 1800 acres of land in one tract near 
 Ambler Settlement and numerous good farms in other parts of the valley. 
 6 sons and 4 daughters, Emily A. b. Mar. 24, 1815, d. Feb. 15, 1875, m. Wil- 
 liam Lewis, lived at South New Berlin, one daughter, Celia, who m. Charles 
 Brett: Sylvester, b. Oct. 31, 1816, d. July 20, 1831; Abisral Delight, b. June 
 1, 1819;'SaIly Ann, b. Jan. 23, 1821, d. Sept. 27, 1822; 'l88 George, b. Mch. 
 14, 1323, d. Nov. 21, 1884; Mary Ann. b. May 5, 1825, m. Jason Matthew- 
 son who was drowned on Lake Michigan Oct. 15. 1872 at the age of 53 
 years; 195 Andrew J. b. Nov. 23, 1829 d. June 1, 1891; 190 Henry, b. July 13, 
 1832, d. June 15, 1888: 191 Nelson, b. May 15. 1836. d. Feb. 13, 1908; 194 
 Jay. b. Dec. 15, 1839. 
 
 188 George, 1823 (6) m. 1st Maryette Clark, b. Jan. 1. 1826. d. Nov. 14, 
 1865, 2d, m. Almira Scrambline (sister of Judge Scrambline of Oneonta) 
 New Berlin. N. Y. (son of 187 Jewett) 2 sons, 189 Eugene A. 1846; Ernest, 
 1847. 1 daughter. M. Louise. 1856. By 2nd wife. 1 son, George E. 1877, 
 d. 1904, m. Nellie G. Staokland 
 
 189 Eugene A. 1846 (7) d. Feb. 2. 1913, m. 1869. Mary Robinson, New 
 Berlin. N. Y. (son of 188 George) 1 daughter, Ellen R. 1870, m. 1914, Dr. 
 Floyd D. Brooks; M. Louisa, 1856, d. 1912, (daughter of 188 George) m. 1879, 
 Dr. Floyd D. Brooks. Children, Oril Lucile, b. 1880. m. 1904. Lester D. Wil- 
 liams, George Sage. b. 1882, m. 1906. Ida E. South. 
 
 190 Henry, 1832 (6) m. 1st, Frsnd Osgood, b. May 28, 1834, d. May 21, 
 1868, m. 2d. her sister, Orril Osgood, d. July 22, 1913. New Berlin, N. Y. 
 (son of 187 Jewett). 1 child, Ida, who d. young. Mary Osgood (adopted) 
 
 rdead, m. R. Rich.
 
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 191 Nelson, 1836 (8) d. Feb. 13. 1908, m. Jan. 12, 1857, Harriet Green, 
 b. Jan. 12, 1838, d. Oct. 3 ,1906, So. New Berlin, N. Y. (son of 187 Jewett). 
 
 2 sons, 192 Jewett P. b. Dee. 21, 1867, 193. Henry N. b. Oct. 10, 1871. 2 
 daughters, Abigal S, b. Oct. 22. 1857, m. Oct. 22, 1877, Olin T. Angell (son 
 of George of Guliford, N. Y.)' Children, *Linn b. Oct. 6, 1875; Bertha J. 
 b. Nov. 1, 1885; George X. b. Jan. 12, 1887, lives at No. Yakaitia, Wash; 
 Stanley, b. Jan. 12, 18~87, lives at Mt. Upton, N. Y.; Jennie, b. Sept. 1860, 
 m. July 3, 1883, Stanley Field, No Children. Lives at South New Berlin,. 
 N. Y. 
 
 192 Jewett P. 1867 (7) (son of 191 Nelson) m. Dec. 18, 1890, Emma 
 C. Fisher (daughter of John) Norwich, N. Y. No issue. 
 
 193 Henry N. 1871 (7) (son of 191 Nelson) m. Dec. 9, 1891, Lizzie 
 
 B. Austin, (daughter of Webster) South New Berlin. No issue. 
 
 194 Jay, 1839 (6) d. Mar. 27, 1898, m. Lucinda Trask, d. Nov. 20, 1908, 
 So. New Berlin, N. Y. ''son of 187 Jewett) 1 son, Ahnon Jay, b. 1868, d. 
 June 3, 1897. 1 daughter, Susan L. 1874, m. Sept. 1, 1897, Ralph W. Kirty,. 
 Pres. 1st Nat. Bank, Bainbridge, N. Y. No issue. 
 
 195 Andrew J. 1829 (6) m. 1st Helen H. Kinney, b. Aug. 12, 1834, d.. 
 Oct. 23, 1882, m. 2nd, Almira Ransford, New Berlin. N. Y. (son of 187 Jewett).. 
 
 3 daughters, Estelle, 1857; Maryette; Frances, m. D. Arthur Barton, Sher- 
 idan, Wyo. 
 
 Abigal Delight, 1819, (daughter of 187 Jewett) d. Apr. 25, 1898, m. 
 Elisha A. Simons, Holmesville, N. Y. 2 sons, Charles E. b. 1854, d. 1854 
 Burdette J. b. 1843, d. 1918, m. Alice D. Oady, So. New Berlin, N. Y. 2 
 daughters, Mary A. b. 1862. d. 1887; Luella A. b. 1881, d. 1872. 
 
 196 Daniel, 1793 (5) m. Eli/a A. Burton, b. Feb. 13, 1809, d. Nov. 12, 
 1877. (son of 176 Daniel) lived and died at Holmesville, N. Y. where he 
 owned the first farm south of Jlolmesville. Both died there. Children, 
 Sylvia, b. 1S31, m. Le Roy Dexter, b. Jan. 4, 1827, d. Sept. 15, 1882, lived at 
 Bainbridge, N. Y. and later Holmesville; 197 Richard, b. 1832; Olive A., 
 b. 1834, died young; Lois, b. 1836, d. 1892, m. Andrew Ainsworth, Mt. 
 Upton, N. Y.; 198 George W. b. 1838; 199 William H. b. 1840; 200 Augustus, 
 b. 1843; Emeline, b. 1848, died young; Daniel b. 1854, died young. 
 
 197 Richard, 1832 (6) m. Augusta Hull (daughter of Silas) Bainbridge 
 N. Y. (son of 196 Daniel) 1 son, Morton. 1872. 
 
 198 George H. 1838 (6) d. 1909, Harriet E. Trask, b. 1844, Holmesville, 
 N. Y. (son of 196 Daniel) 2 daughters, Grace E. 1872; Lena A., 1875; 3 
 sons, Burton E, b. Mar. 25, 1865; Edwin, 1870; an infant, 1877. He inherited 
 the paternal homestead where he died. 
 
 Grace E. 1872 (daughter of 198 George H.) m. 1889, Chas. A. Whit.?, 
 Oxford, N. Y. 1 son, Earl E. 1890. 1 daughter *Lena E. 1892; Lena A. 1875 
 (daughter of 198 George H.) m. 1907; Chas. Littlefair, 28 Locust St. Nor- 
 wich, N. Y. 
 
 199 William H. 1840 (6) m. Sarah Thornton, Holmesville, N. Y. (son 
 of 196 Daniel) daughters. 
 
 200 Augustus, 1843 (6) M. Amelia Harris, Holmesville, N. Y. (son of 
 196 Daniel). 
 
 201 Nathan, 1800 (5) m. 1st 1820, Lucy E. Rathbone, b. 1798, d. Dec. 14, 
 1823, m. 2nd 1826, Bryant d. 1887. He moved in middle life to Omro, Wis., 
 and later to Owatonna, Minn, and died there. Children by 1st wife, 202 
 Ezra Clark, b. 1820; Esther L. b. 1822, d. Sep. 21, 1894, m. 1841 Alanson 
 Holmes, Holmesville, N. Y., and later moved to Owatonna, Minn.; Angelina 
 
 C. b. 1824, m. Bryant. By 3d wife, Helen S. b. 1831, m. Shaw
 
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 202 Ezra C. 1820 (6) New Lisbon, Wis. (son of 201 Nathan) 2 sons, 203 
 Edward C., 1846; "Nathan A. 1850. 1 daughter, Ella F. 1848 (Martin). 
 
 203 Edward C. 1846 (7) New Lisbon, Wis. (son of 202, Ezra C.) 1 
 son. Eugene O. 1874. 
 
 204 Harlehigh, 1766, (4) (son of 136 Benjamin) 1 son, 205 Henry, 1793, 
 3 daughters: Susan, Betsey, Emily (Thompson). 
 
 205 Col. Henry, 1793 (5) d. 1865 m. Amanda Hayden, Circleville, 0. 
 (son of 201 Harlehigh) 2 sons. * Henry T. 1833. 206 Harlehigh, 1835; 8 
 .laughters, Laura, Susan, Lucinda, Elizabeth (Harris); Anna, Jane, Caroline 
 
 irpe) 
 
 206 Col. Harlehigh, 1835 (6) Circleville, O. (son of 205 Henry) 5 sons, 
 * * * * James K. 1871. 1 daughter. Mary E. 1858. 
 
 207 Selah, 1768 (4) Zilpha Sly, Caledonia, X Y. (son of 136 Bem- 
 jamin) 4 sons, 208 Harlehigh, 1791; "218 Gideon, 1797; 225 George, 1804, 226 
 Hiram, 1806; 8 daughters, Clara, 1795 (Irish); Polly, 1793 (Pierce); "Han- 
 nah, 1799; Mercy, 1800 (Fairbanks); Harriet, 1802 '(Jaquett) ; Lucinda and 
 Lorinda, 1808, Laura, 1810 (Ford) 
 
 208 Harlehigh, 1791 (5) u. 1844, I.ueinda (son of 207 Selah). 5 sons, 
 209 Selah, 1817; 212 Roswell, 1820; 215 Harlehigh, 1821; 216 William. 
 1834; 217 John. 1835. R daughters, Lucinda. 1818, (Packard); Rutilla, 
 1823; Zilpha and ElizaV/th, 1825; Harriett, 1826; Loviza, 1829. 
 
 209 Selah, 1817 (6) d. 1874, Mary Burr (son of 208 Harlehigh) 9 sons; 
 Dudley, 1843, killed in army, 1864: 210 Henry, 1847; ;J11 Silas, 1849; Wil- 
 liam. 'l850: John. 1854: Spillman, 1857: Sam', 1862; Sherman, 1865; Alvin, 
 1867. 3 daughters, Nancy J. 1844, (Roberts; *Mary, 1852; *Rosa, 1856. 
 
 210 Henry, 1847 (7) 'Amelia Bates, Xenia, Xeb. (son of 209 Selah). 
 
 211 Silas, 1849 (7) Sophoriria Button (son o f209 Selah) 1 son, Oliver, 
 1872. 
 
 212 Roswell, 1820 (6) d. 1852, Adaline Clark. Milan, Tnd. (son of 20S 
 Harlehigh) 3 sons, "George H. 1847; 213 David W. 1849; 214 Anson R. 
 1851. I daughter, Mary J.. 1845. 
 
 213 David W. 1849 (7) Delaware. Ind. (son of 212, Roswell) 1 daughter, 
 
 1877. 
 
 214 Anson R. 1851 (7) Delaware, Tnd. (son of 212 Roswell). 
 
 215 Harlehigh, 1821 (6) Sophia Vocks, Xenia, Xeb. (son of 208 Harle- 
 hieh) 3 sons; Elihu. 1849, killed in civil war; Roswell, 1851; Byron, 1857. 
 4 daughters. Ava, 1859; Alta, 1862; Ada, 1870; Alma, 1872. 
 
 216 William, 1834 (6) Margaret. St. Joseph, Mo. (son of 208 Harlehigh). 
 
 217 John, 1835 (6) Martha A. Lewis, Milan, Tnd. (son of 208 Harlehigh) 
 1 son. Bernard H. 1866. 2 daughters, Minne F. 1867; Harriett E. 1869. An 
 infant, 1877. 
 
 218 Gideon, 1797 (5) m. Mary Clark .Gladstone, 111. (son of 207 Selah). 
 8 sons, *Xelson, 1821; *Alonson.' 1823; 219 Eli, 1825: 'Christopher. 1829; 
 220 Stephen L. 1831; 221 George, 1833: 223 David C. 1837; 224 John S. 
 1839. 6 daughters, "Harriett, 1819: "Laura, 1827; "Melissa, 1835; Mary 
 A., 1841, (Williams); Lucy, 1843 (Turrell) ; Catherine. 1845 (Hovey).
 
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 219 Eli, 1825 (6) Annie , Pierceville, Ind. (son of 218 Gideon). 
 
 6 sons, Stephen G. 1853: 'William S 1856; Julian P. 1859; William E. 1868; 
 George, 1874; Charles J. 1877. 7 daughters, Mary A. 1845; Mell, 1847; 
 Zilpha, 1849; Elzora, 1851; Ida M. 1870; Philena, 1872; Lucy K. 1875. 
 
 220 Dr. Stephen L. 1831 (6) Mary F. , Kirkwell, Mo. (son of 
 
 218 Gideon). 6 sons, *Eli G. 1863; John J. 1866; 'Stephen D. 1869; * Willis 
 and *Willie. 1872; Stephen G. 1865. 4 daughters, Matilda J., 1860; *Sarah 
 E. 1864; Mary M. 1869; "Olive C. 1873. 
 
 221 George, 1833 (6) Arbella, Mo. (son of 218 Gideon) 3 sons, 221 Eli, 
 1851; George J., 1865; David C. 1867. 3 daughters, Amie J. 1857; Adalaski S. 
 1858; Rhoda M. 1861. 
 
 222 Eli, 1851 (7) (son of 22] George) 1 daughter; Lydia P. 1875. 
 
 223 David C. 1837 (6) Oquawka, Til. (son of 218 Gideon) m. Aug. 21, 
 1873, Mary Osborne 
 
 224 Rev. John S. 1839 (6) Fountain, Col. (son of 218 Gideon) 1 son, 
 *John G. 1873. 3 daughters, Mollie E. 1874; Lottie H. 1875; Lucretia, 1877. 
 
 225 George, 1804 (5) '(son of 207 Selah) Family in Georgia, P. O. un- 
 known. 
 
 226 Hiram, 1806 (5) Family in Georgia, '(son of 207 Selah), P. O. un- 
 known. 
 
 227 John 1770 (4) d. at Mumford, N. Y. Jan. 7, 1842. Hannah his wife, 
 b. 1773 d. Mar. 14, 1838. Both are buried in the Belcoda cemetery near 
 Mumford (son of 136 Benjamin) 7 sons, 225 Martin, b. Apr. 13, 1793; 252 
 Warren, 1797; 254 Allen, ' 1803 d. 1840; 256 John. 1806: "William, 1808; 
 257 Calvin W. 1810; 259 Harlehigh, 1813. I daughter, Anna, 1796, d. 1813. 
 
 228 Dea. Martin, 17&3 (5) d. Oct. 24, 1857. m. Feb. 15, 1816, Mary 
 King, b. Apr. 27, 1798, d. Feb. 28, 1882; at the home of her daughter, 
 Martha (son of 227 John) 6 sons, 229 William, b. Junei 29, 1821; 230 Henry, 
 b. July 17, 1827; 231 Hiram X. b. Sept. 1, 1831; 250 Alvah and * Allen, July 
 15, 1836; 251 Sylvenus C. b. Jan. 24, 1840; 4 daughters, Anna, b. Feb. 24, 
 1818; Martha, b. June 16, 1825; Mary, b June 16, 1829; Harriet, b. Nov. 
 19, 1834. Martin lived and died on his farm at Belcoda, 2 mi. N. E. of 
 Mumford, N. Y. and both are buried there. 
 
 Anna, 1818, d. May 28, 1887 (daughter of 228 Martin) m. Mar. 17, 
 1841, Bennett Gray, d. Mar. 21, 1890. 1 son, Henry; 1 daughter, Alice (Mrs. 
 W. W. Straight) Bennett and Anna lived and died on their farm 2 miles 
 north of Mumford, N. Y. and rest in the Belcoda Cmetery. 
 
 Martha, 1825, d. July 13. 189o (daughter of 228 Martin) m. May 25. 
 1848, Geo. N. Gridley, d. Dec. 5, 1900. 1 son, Geo. S. 1860. Both lived and 
 died on their farm 1 mile north of Adams Basin, N. Y. 
 
 Mary. 1829. d. Mar. 3, 1835 (daughter of 228 Martin) m. Oct. 18, 1849, 
 Nelson Chamberlin. d. 1913. 2 daughters, Gertrude L. 1854 (Mrs. H. A. 
 King); Harriet, 1857 (Mrs. S. E. Ramseyer) d. 1918. Mary d. on thenr farm 
 4 miles north of Bergreai. N. Y. and Nelson later sold the farm and lived 
 with his daughter Gertrude in Bergen where he died. Both rest in the 
 Bergen Cemetery. 
 
 Harriet. 1834, d. Nov. 6, 1862 (daughter of 228 Alartin) m. Oct. 30, 
 1855, Wm. B. Doyle, d. Aug. 0. 1890. 1 son Judge Dayton A. of Akron, O 
 Both lived and died at Akron. 0. He went to Akron when young, practically 
 penniless and by his ability and industry accumulated a considerable estate 
 in the lumber business, and was a respected and leading citizen.
 
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 229 William, 1821 (6) d. Mar. 17. 1902, m. Mar. 22, 1849, Catherine 
 Bromley, who d. Oct. 21, 1882; m. 2nd Melita Allen. Nov. 4th, 1885; (son of 
 228 Martin) 3 daughters, Imogene J. 1850 (Mrs. J. H. Stuart); Helen C. 
 1854; (Mrs J. H. Humburch (Fannie M. 1868 (Mrs. E. J. Chapman). Wil- 
 liam and Catherine lived in Arnold Park Rochester, N. Y. and rest in Mount 
 Hope Cemetery in that City. 
 
 230 Henry, 1827 (6) d. Feb. 17, 1897, m. Mar. 22, 1855, Mary Harmon, 
 d. Aug. 11, 18G3, m. Oct. 11. 1866, W. Anna Hebbard, d. Apr. 10, 1906 (son 
 of 228 Martin) 1 son, 238 Harmon, b. Oct. 11, 1858. Henry lived on his 
 farm 2 miles north of Mumford, N. Y. and rests with both wi\es in the 
 Belcoda Cemetery 
 
 231 Hiram N. 1831 (6) d. May 2, 1917 (son of 228 Martin) m. Oct. 28. 
 1858, Josephine T. Sprague, b. July 26. 1840, d. Mar. 8, 1900 on the farm she 
 inherited from her father Hiram, 2 miles east of Churchville, N. Y. Both rest 
 in the cemetery there. M. 2nd, 1916. Mrs. Martha Lincoln, Corfu, N. Y. 
 where he died. * 5 sons. 232 Charles H. b. Feb. 26, 1863; 233 Wilmer E. b. 
 Feb. 18, 1865; 234 Albert K. b. Feb. 12, 1869; 235 Frank T. b. Nov. r]6, 
 1873; 236 M. Jay, b. July 27, 1877. 
 
 232 Charles H. 1863 (7) m. Sept. 25. 1890, Lida K. Wagoner, b. July 
 21, 1869 (daughter of Rev. William B.) at Holley, N. Y. resided at Church- 
 ville, N. Y. until 1901, since then at No. 50 Ellicott Ave., Batavia, N. Y. 
 (son of 231 Hiram) 1 son, Leon W. b. Aug. 2nd, 1896, (Enlisted 1917 in 
 The Royal Air Force, promoted to Lieutenant in 1918, served one year 
 overseas, as pilot on Haiiley-Page bombing planes, honorably discharged 
 1919); 1 daughter, Jennie Josephine, b. Sept. 3, 1891. 
 
 233 Wilmer E. 1865 (7) -m. 1887, Elizabeth Way, b. Oct. 7, 1868, Church- 
 ville, N. Y. (son of 231 Hiram N.) 4 sons, 237 Harry b. Aug. 1, 1890; 239 
 Walter W. b. June 10, 1S92; Ralph E. b Jany. 26, 1898; Burton H. b. Aug. 17, 
 1904. 
 
 234 Albert K. 1869 (7) m. 1893, Catherine Stark, at Denver, Col. resided 
 at Buffalo, N. Y. until 1906, since then at 175 Prospect Park, S. W. Brooklyn, 
 
 N. Y. (son 231 Hiram N.) 
 
 235 Frank T. 1873 (7) m. 1906, Celeste Stone, (daughter of Albert D.) 
 at Churchville, N. Y. since resided at 230 Culver Road, Rochester, N. Y. 
 (son of 231 Hiram N.) 1 son, Frank Dwight b. Apr. 21, 1907; 2 daughters, 
 Mary Celeste, b. Sept. 30, 1908; Helen Davis, Feb. 8, 1914 
 
 236 M. Jay, 1877 (7) m. 1899, Blanche Irwin, at Wilkes Barre, Pa. now 
 reside at No. 880 Carroll St. Brooklyn. N. Y. (son of 231 Hiram N.) 1 
 daughter, Beatrice, 1904. 
 
 237 Harry W. 1890 (8) m. 1915, Krma P. Sweet, at Carthage, N. Y 
 now reside at No. 165 Burlington Ave., Rochester, N. Y. (son of 233~Wilmer). 
 1 son, Robert W. b. Jan. 1918. 1 daughter, Emily, Feb. 13, 1917. 
 
 238 Harmon M. 1858 (7) d. May 31. 1911, m. Oct. 14, 1885, Mary E. Eding- 
 ton. b. Get. 22, 1856: Evanston, 111. (son 230 Henry) 1827; 2 daughters, Marian 
 H. b. June 23. 1887, d. Mar. 1902, Dorothy L. b. June 26. 1890(enlisted and served 
 16 months overseas as a Signal Corps Telephone Supervisor, honorably dis 
 charged 1919; Harmon M. after graduating from Cornell University, en- 
 tered the employ of the Western Electric Co. in New York City, and by 
 his superior ability rose to a prominent position, and when the Chicago Works 
 was establis-hed, he was chosen at its General Manager and held this posi- 
 tion until his death. 
 
 239 Walter W. D.D.S. 1892 m. Aug 19, 1919. Edaleen Z. Brittain, b. June. 
 18, 1894, at Wilkes-Barre, Pa., resides at 62 Chestnut St., Rochester N Y 
 (son of 233 Wilmer E.)
 
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 250 Alvah, 1836 (6) died 1909, Lucy Pomeroy, 1861, died 1873, Bron- 
 son, Mich, 'son of 228 Martin) 3 sons, Allen, 1862; Hayden, 1863; Robert, 
 1871. 
 
 251 Sylvenus C. 1840 (6) Mary A. Pomeroy, 1862, (son of 228 Martin). 
 2 daughter, LueJla, 1868 (Gallop). 
 
 252 Warren, 1797 (5) Salome Skinner. Wheatland, N. Y. (son of 227 
 John). 2 ons, *0rrin D. 1828: 253 Warren M. 1834; 2 daughters, Lydia D. 
 1824; Mary E. 1820. 
 
 253 Warren M. 1834 (6) d. Bergen, N. Y. (son of 252 Warren). 
 
 254 Allen, 1803 (5) (sen of 227 John). 1 son, 255 Volney A. 1839. 
 
 255 Rev. Volney A. 1839526 W. 122nd Street, New York City. Wealthy 
 R. Little, died 1913. (son of 254 Allen) 2 sons, *Adelbert A.' 1868, m. 
 Mary C. Searl. Geo. N. 1880. 
 
 256 John, 1806 (5) Fentonville, Mich, (son of 227 John). 1 son, Oliver, 
 
 1838. 
 
 257 Calvin W. 1810 (5) (son of 227 John) 2 sons, 258 John H. 1838; 
 Calvin W. 1846. 3 daughters, Sylvia, 1836; Mary, 1839; Agnes, 1844. 
 
 258 John H. 1838 (6) Pentwater, Mich, (son of 257. Calvin W.) 
 
 259 Harlehigh, 1813 (5) Chicago, 111. (son of 227 John) 3 sons, 260 
 Simeon, 1834; 261 John, 1837; 262 Edwin E 1846. 2 daughters, Melissa 
 1832; Ada M. 1851. 
 
 260 Simeon, 1834 (6) Chicago, 111. (son of 259 Harlehigh) 2 daughters, 
 Ida G. 1867; Fannie, 1873. 
 
 261 John, 1137 (6) Chicago, 111. (son of 259 Harlehigh) 1 son, "Horace 
 F. 1870. 2 daughters, "Jessie A. 1871; Grace E. B. 1873. 
 
 262 Edwin E. 1846 (6) Chicago, 111. (son of 259 Harlehigh) 1 son, *Har- 
 ley G. 1871. 
 
 263 Oliver F. 1881 (7) m. Nov. 9, 1904. Anna M. Hossfield, 78 Woolston 
 St. Mattapan, Mass. No issue, 1919. 
 
 264 George H. b. July 15, 1864 (6) m. Sept. 5, 1889. Mary E. Bassette, 
 Ledyard Road, Hartford, Conn, (son of 133 Henry) 1 son, Henry Eno b. 
 June 27, 1899. 1 daughter, Margaret, 1890, m. Edwin V. Mitchell, Vermillion, 
 So. Dakota. 1 daughter, Laura Lee, 1908. 
 
 265 John Randal, 1892 (8) m. Aug. 16. 1919. Verlie F. Book, b. Nov. 
 25, 1895, Groton, N, Y. (son of 159 John R.) 
 
 266 Burton E. 1865 (7) (son of 198 George H.) m. Feb. 7, 1894, Nettie 
 N. Greene, b. 1868, Holmesville, N. Y. 1 ^on, Ralph A. b. May 29, 1895. 
 
 267 George B. 1872 (6) (son of 34 Edwin O.) m. 1902 Marie E. Rodgers, 
 iv-i<lt>s at 713 Park Ave., Rochester, N. Y. 1 daughter, Marion Rodgers, 
 1904.
 
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 300 Daniel, 1727 (3) (son of 135 Benoni) 1 son, 301 Miles, about 1758. 
 
 301 Miles, 1758 (4) Hannah _._ , (Appendix, Note F) (son of 300 
 
 Daniel) 8 sons, 302 Isaac, 1782; 308 Benjamin, 1784; 310 Joshua, 1786; 
 313 John, 1788; David. 6 daughter*. 
 
 302 Isaac, 1782 (5) (son of 301 Miles) 4 sons, 303 Miles, 1820; 304 
 Benjamin F. 1824; 305 Robert, 1827; 306 Isaac, 1832. 2 daughters, Ada- 
 line, 1822; Abigal, 1835. 
 
 303 Miles, 1820 (6) Atlantic City, X. J. (son of 302 Isaac). 2 sons, 
 Charles F. 1854; Lewis C. 1861. 3 daughters, Lydia, 1843; Mary, 1847; Ella, 
 1856; *Ida. 
 
 304 Benjamin F. 1824 (6) Beverly, X. J. (son of 302 Isaac) 2 sons, 
 David, 1855; George, 1862; 2 daughters, Melinda, 1863; Charlotte, 1869. 
 
 305 Robert, 1827 (6) Dorrence, 111. (son of 302 Isaac) 2 sons, Bernard 
 
 and William. 
 
 306 Isaac, 1832 (6) Camden, N. J. (son of 302 Isaac). 2 sons, 307; Theo- 
 dore, 1852; Francis H. 1858. 1 daughter, Emily M. 1S62. 
 
 307 Theodore, 1852 (7) Philadelphia (son of 306 Isaac). 1 son, Marther, 
 1872. 1 daughter. Mary, 1875. 
 
 308 Benjamin, 1784 (5) Philadelphia (son of 301 Miles) 1 son, 309 Ben- 
 jamin V, 1830. 
 
 309 Benjamin V. 1830 (6) Philadelphia (son of 308 Benjamin). 
 
 310 Joshua, 1786 (5) died 1817, Elizabeth _...._ _..., son of 301 Miles) 
 
 7 children, 311 Elijah, 1810; John, Abigail, 1812. 
 
 311 Elijah, 1810 (6) Chews Landing, X. J. (son of 310 Joshua) 5 sons, 
 312 Miles, 1845; *John, 1849; "Jesse, 1857; 'Joseph, 1860; *Samuel; Josiah, 
 1862. 3 daughters, Elizabeth, 1847; ^Patience, 1850; Hannah, 1852. 
 
 312 Miles, 1845 (7) Camden, X. J. (son of 311 Elijah). 
 
 313 John, 1788 (5) (son of 301 Miles). 1 son, 314 John. 
 
 314 John (5) (son of 313 John) 1 son, John. 
 
 315 Carlton L. D. 1860 (6) (son of 43 William L. P.) m. Mar. 8, 1882, 
 Alice C. Smith, b. 1860, Linden, Mich. 2 sons, Russe.ll L. b. Feb. 17, 1885. 
 Guy L. b. Aug. 8. 1889. 4 daughters, Mabelle A. b. Mar. 13, 1883. Helen 
 M. b. Xbv. li, 1887. Florence X. b. Aug. 1, 1891. Ernestine M. b. Nov. 
 4, 1893. 
 
 316 Russell L. 1885 (7) (son of 315 Carlton D.) m. 1916, Minnie C. 
 Walsh, Linden, Mich. 1 daughter, Madeline A b. Sept. 19, 1918. 
 
 317 Guy L. 1889 (7) (son of 315 Carlton D.) m. 1915, Ruth C. Miller, 
 225 Madison Ave., Lansini*. Mich. 1 daughter, Margaret A. b. Oct. 4, 1917.
 
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 39 
 
 350 Allen, 1730 (3) Abigail Willard, Berlin Ct. (son of 135 Benoni). 3 
 sons, 351 Daniel, 1756; 385 Selah, 1760; 386 James, 1770; 1 daughter, Abigail, 
 1754. 
 
 351 Daniel, 1756 (4) m. Annie Jones (son of 350 Allen) 5 sons, 352 
 Ransom, 1779; 362 Amos, 1784; 377 Jonathan W. 1785; 382 Daniel, 1795; 
 384 William F. 1802. 3 daughters, Electa, Fanny, Sally. 
 
 352 Ransom, 1779 (5) Polly West, Lebanom, N. Y. (son of 351 Daniel) 
 6 sons, 353 William, 1800; 355 Napoleon B. 1807; 356 Daniel, 1809; 359 
 Amos, 1811; *Erastus, 1814; 361 Alonzo, 1817. 3 daughters, Freelove, 1803: 
 Ann, 1805; Caroline, 1820. 
 
 253 William, 1800 (6) Jonia, N Y. (son of 352 Ransom) 1 son, 354 Henry, 
 1824. 4 daughters, Betsey, 1825; Lucy, 1827; Jane, 1829; Marianna, 1835. 
 
 354 Henry, 1824 (7) (son of 353 William) 3 sons, Arthur, 1855; Azol, 
 1869; William, 1872. 4 daughters, Guinelda, 1849; Ida, 1852; Clara, 1862; 
 Marita, 1865. 
 
 355 Napoleon B. 1807 (6) (son of 352 Ransom) 1 son, *Plowdon. 2 
 daughters, * Amanda, Eliza. 
 
 356 Daniel, 1809 (6) Eli/a Wood, Romeo, Mich, (son of 352 Ransom). 
 3 sons, 357 Franklin, 1843; 358 Harry W. 1847; Moses F. 1852. 2 daugh- 
 ters; Elnora. 1841; Bertha, 1845. 
 
 357 Franklin, 1843 (7) Minerva Ketchum (son of 356 Daniel). 1 son, 
 Miles K. 1867. 
 
 358 Harry W. 1847 (7) Sarah Hifford (son of 356 Daniel). 1 daughter, 
 Leora, 1872. 
 
 359 Amos, 1811 (6) Rockford, Til (son of 352 Ransom) 4 sons, "David 
 B. 1839; 360 George A. 1843; Carlton H. 1846; Ransom N. B. 1853. 1 
 daughter, Carrie E. 1841. 
 
 360 Geoige A. 1843 (7) (Son of 359 Amos) 2 sons, "Frank C. 1871; 
 Lewis E. 1875. 1 daughter, "Mary M. 1869. 
 
 361 Alonzo, 1817 (6) Miller's Corners, N. Y. (son of 352 Ransom) 1 
 daughter, Tmogene, 1841. 
 
 362 Amos, 1784 (5) (son of 351 Daniel) 7 sons, 363 Solo A. 1805; 
 364 John, 1808; 365 George, 1810; 368 Willard W. 1812; "Allen, 1816; 373 
 Amos, 1825; 375 William, 1831; 3 daughters, Anna, 1818; Almira, 1822; 
 Emily, 1834. 
 
 363 Solo A. 1805 (6) (son of 362 Amos). 
 
 364 John, 1808 (6) (son of 362 Amos) 1 son, "John A. 1 daughter, 
 Sarah. 
 
 365 George, 1810 (6) 'Binghamton, N. Y. (son of 362 Amos) 3 sons, 388 
 Amos; 367 George; *Lavelle, 1863. 3 daughters, Harriet, Ann, Julia. 
 
 366 Amos (7) (son of 365 George). 
 
 367 George (7) (son of 365 George) 1 child. 
 
 368 Willard W. 1812 (6) Norwich, N. Y. (son of 362 Amos). 2 sons, 
 369 James H. b. Jan. f>, 1837; 372 William A. 1844. 1 daughter, Emily, 
 1834.
 
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 369 Rev. James H. 1837 (7) Lucy J. Shapley, b. 1842, 7 Bank St. White 
 Plains, N. Y. (son of 368 Willard W.) 2 sons, 370 Frederick W. b. Oct. 12, 
 1868; William J. b. Oct. 22, 1878. 1 daughter, Amelia L. b. May 9, 1873, 
 m. 1898, Charles E. Tarbell, 58 Maple Ave., White Plains, N. Y. 
 
 370 Frederick W. 1868 (8) m. 1889, Althea Green, b. 1870, 193 Corwin 
 Road, Rochester, N. Y. (son of 369, Rev. Jas. H.) 2 sons, 371 James R. Feb. 25, 
 1891. Frederick D. Nov. 12, 1905. 2 daughters, Lilliam G. Aug. 25, 1893; 
 Lucy L. June 4, 1896. 
 
 371 Jas. R. b. Feb. 25, 1891 (9) m. June, 1916, Ruth Merritt (son of 370 
 Frederick W.) reside at 616 Garson Ave., Rochester, N. Y. 1 son, Douglas 
 M. Aug. 7, 1917. 
 
 372 William A. 1844 (7) Norwich, N. Y. (son of 368 Willard W.) 1 
 daughter, LaBelle, 1868. 
 
 373 Amos, 1825 (6) Charlotte Ross, Limestone Station, N. Y. (son of 
 362 Amos). 2 sons, 374 Amos, 1848; Edwin A. 1853. 2 daughters, Amelia 
 E. 1851; Mary, 1862. 
 
 374 Amos, 1848 (7) (son of 373 Amos) 2 sons, Egbert, William. 2 
 daughters, Nettie, Flora. 
 
 375 Capt. William, 1831 (6) (son of 362 Amos). 1 son, 376 Franklin 
 M. 1854. 
 
 376 Franklin M. 1854 (7) (son of 375 William) 1 child. 
 
 377 Jonathan W. 1785 (5) (son of 351 Daniel). 3 sons, 'Philander W. 
 L. 1809; 378 Edward, 1818; 380 John D. 1820. 5 daughters, Mary A. 1811; 
 Juliett, 1813; Susan, 1816; Jane, 1818; Sarah, 1823 (Enos). 
 
 378 Edward, 1818 (6) (son of o77 Johnathan W.) 1 son, 379 George D. 
 1842. 
 
 379 Geoige D. 1842 (7)-^Kate Fishack, Baltimore, Md. (son of 378 Ed- 
 ward) 2 sons; Edward A. 1865; David W. 1870. 
 
 380 John D. 1820, Bridgeport Mills, 111. (6) (son of 377, Johnathan W.) 
 2 sons. Henry D. 1842; 381 George E. 1844. 1 daughter, Lizzie M. 1849. 
 
 381 George E. 1844 (7) U. S. Army (son of 380 John D.) 
 
 382 Daniel, 1795, Rio, Wis. (5) (son of 351 Daniel). 1 son, 383 George 
 W. 1830 7 daughters, Electa A. 1817; Rebecca W. 1821; Mary Y. 1822; 
 Adelia M. 1825; Ann E. 1828; Sally J. 1834; Martha L. 1838. 
 
 383 George W. 1830 (6) Doyleston, Wis. (son of 382 Daniel). 1 son, 
 Lester, 1864; 1 daughter, Martha, 1855. 
 
 384 William F. 1802 (5) Troy, N. Y. (son of 351 Daniel). 4 children, 
 * * * Sarah E., 1836 fEnos). 
 
 385 Selah, 1760 (4) Bloomfield, N. Y. (son of 350 Allen). 4 sons, Joseph, 
 David, Selah, Lyman. 1 daughter, Mary. 
 
 386 James, 1770, (4) died 1815. Catherine Emmons, Bloomfield, N. Y. 
 (son of 350 Allen). 6 sons. 387 Sylvanus, 1800; 388 Daniel, 1802; 389 
 James, 1804; 390 Hiram, 1808; 392" Alvah, 1810; 393 Willard, 1814. 2 
 daughters, Hannah, 1806; Mary, 1812. 
 
 887 Sylvenus, 1800 (5) (son of 386 James). 1 son. 
 
 388 Daniel, 1802 (5) >Cson of 386 James) 2 sons, 3 daughters.
 
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 389 James, 1804 (5) (son of 336 James) 2 sons, 2 daughters. 
 
 390 Hiram, 1808 (5) (son of 386 James). 1 son, 391 Edwin James; 2 
 daughters, Lydia, Olean 
 
 391 Edwin J. (6) Philadelphia, Pa. (son of 390 Hiram). Has family, but 
 c&n get no record. 
 
 392 Alvah, 1810 (5) Novi, Mich, (son of 386 Jamea) 1 son, 398 James, 
 1841; 1 daughter, Caroline, 1839. 
 
 393 Willard, 1814 (5) d. 1876, Love M. Sheldon, Canandaigua, X. Y. 
 (son of 386 James) 4 sons, 394 George B. 1839; 395 James W., 1841; 
 Oscar F. 1843; Edward M. 1848. 4 daughters, Sarah A. 1837; Phebe E. 1845; 
 Silvia M. 1849; Carrie E. 1856. 
 
 394 George B. 1839 (6) Maggie Bell, East Bloomfield, X. Y. (son of 
 393 Willard). 1 son, George 0. 1866; 2 daughters, Lizzie B. 1864; Lillie 
 J. 1871. 
 
 395 James W. 1841 (6) Perry Center, N. Y. (son of 393 Willard). 6 
 sons, Charles E. 1868; Frank S. 1869; 396 William J. 1871; Freddie A. 
 1872; Burt C. 1882; 397 Phillip H. b. Dec. 12, 1884. 4 daughters, Annie A. 
 1866; Flora M. 1875; Lena B. 1878, d. 1913; Mabel A. 1880. 
 
 396 William J. 1871 (7) Mary H. Eugert, Perry, N. Y. (son of 395 
 James W.) 2 sons, Charles W. 1904; Jesse A. 1907. 1 daughter, Doris M. 
 1906. 
 
 397 Philip H. 1884 (7) m. Nov. 12, 1912, Florence J. Rose, b. May 
 28, 1892, Perry, N. Y. (son of 395 James W.) 1 daughter, Phyllis M. b. 
 June 7, 1914. 
 
 398 James, 1841 (6) (son of 392 Alvah) 2 sons, Alvak, 1864; Pierre, 
 1863.
 
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 43 
 
 450 Nathaniel, 1707 (2) <1. 1780. m. Rebecca Hart, Cromwell, Conn, (son 
 of 3 John) 4 sons, 451 Samuel, 1732; 575 Jedediah, 1734; 750 Heeekiah, 
 1752; 850 Nathaniel, 1755. 5 daughters, Lucia, 1737; Rebecca, 1739; Thank- 
 ful, 1742; Hepz ibah, 1745. Hannah, 1747. 
 
 451 Samuel 1732 (3) Prudence Hurlbut (son of 450 Nathaniel) 3 sons, 
 452 Enos, 1757; 476 Elias, 1759: 506 Samuel, 1763; 5 daughters, Prudence, 
 1755; Mary, 1761; Thankful, 1767; Chloe, 1769; Rebecca, 1775. 
 
 452 Enos, 1757 (4) Colebrook, Conn, (son of 451 Samuel) 12 sona; 453 
 Joel, 1781; 456 Enos, 1783; 459 Elisha, 1785; 463 Alpha, 1787; 464 Daniel, 
 1789; "Stephen, 1791; 466 Calvin, 1793; 468 Jason, 1798; 469 Hiram, 1804; 
 Samuel, 1806; 471 Lorenzo N. 1808; 474 Enos, 1817; Rebecca, 1794; Eunice 
 A 1813: Rhoda M. 1813. 
 
 Eunice A. 1813, d. 1902 (daughter of 452 Enos) in. Mar. 30, 1836, 
 Daniel M. Eno at Colebrook, Conn. Both died at Honesdale, Pa., where they 
 had resided since 1838. Children, John S. b. Jan. 14, 1838, resides at Brew- 
 stars, N. Y. Eunice M. b. Mar. 8 1839; Susan A. b. Feb. 27, 1841. Laura E. 
 b. Feb. 17, 1844; * Frederick I), b. Apr. 1. 1846; Edward Saire. 1,. Muv 
 
 26, 1848; Alfred W. b. June 19, 1851; *Geo. B. b. July 31, 1853; Lillian 
 G. b. Jan. 23, 1855; Charlotte E. b. Feb. 8, 1858. 
 
 453 Joel, 1781 (5) d. 1839, Colebrook, Conn, (son of 452 Enos). I 
 
 sons, 454 Sidney A. 1806; 455 Stephen H. 1818. 
 
 454 Sidney A. 1806 (6) d. Mar. 13, 1869, m. Susan Whitney, who d. 
 1857. 2nd m. Feb. 8, 1859, Harriett M. Foster, who d. Sept. 24, 1898. Racine, 
 Wis. (son of 453 Joel). 1 son, Sidney A. b. Dec. 26, 1852, Lisbon, No. 
 Dakota. 4 daughters, Helen B. b. Aug. 14, 1851, d. Sept. 1969; Frances A. 
 b. Nov. 24, 1853; Susan W. b. Aug. 8, 1857; Mary E. b. Aug. 19, 1862. 
 
 Frances A. 1853 (daughter of 454 Sidney) m. Sept. 2, 1874, H. Kirke 
 Adams, 4901 Fremont Ave., S. Minneapolis, Minn. 2 sons, Bertram Sage, b. 
 Nov. 10, 1875, m. Vida Brugger, Hibbing, Minn; Willis Sage, b. Apr. 27, 
 1886, m. Gladys Taylor, Lisbon, No. Dakota. 2 daughters, Cora May, May 
 
 27, 1877, *Lois H. b. July 19, 1882. 
 
 Mary E. 1862 (daughter 454 Sidney) m. Nov. 13, 1888. William G. 
 Parmelee, 257 Elmwood Ave., Buffalo. N. Y. 2 sons, James G. b. May 25, 
 1891. Moscow, Idaho, Foster, b. May 15, 1897. (Ensign in U. S. N. R.) 
 
 Susan W. 1857, d. Dec. 30, 1910 (daughter 454 Sidney) m. Rush S. 
 Adams, Pres 1st Nat. Bank, Lisbon, No. Dakota. 2 sons, Sidney D. 1877, 
 Lisbon, N. D. ; "Arthur B. : Gertrude Loiuse, 1880, m. John B. Kiunet, Aber- 
 deen, Wash 
 
 455 Stephen H. 1818 (6) Racine, Wis. (son of 453 Joel) 2 daughters, 
 Emma Mi, 1858; Fanny B. 1860. 
 
 456 Enos, 1783 (5) d. 1814, Mercy Shepherd (son of 452 Enos) 2 sons, 
 'William, 1807; 457 Frederick S. 1809*; 3 daughters. 
 
 457 Frederick S. 1809 (6) Dayton, O. (son of 456 Enos) 3 sons, 458 Wil- 
 liam H. 1837; *Andrew, 1843; Sidney H. 1845; 3 daughters, Frances M. 
 1836; Sarah E. 1840; Emma L. 1848. 
 
 458 William H. 1837 (7) (son of 457 Frederick S.) 1 son, "Richard 
 W. 1869. 1 daughter, Clara M. 1865. 
 
 459 Elisha, 1785 (5) Hartford, Conn, (son of 452 Enos). 1 son, 460 
 Elisha E. 1819. 
 
 460 Elisha E. b. 1819 (6) d. Sept. 3, 1871, m. Olive Deming, b. 1818, 
 d. Feb. 16, 1898 (son of 459 Elisha) 3 sons, 461 Edwin W. 1851; "Charles
 
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 1854; Henry D. 1861. 4 daughters, Anna E. 1842; Sarah F. 1843, d. 
 Apr. 25, 1902; Harriett L. 1845, d. May, 1917; Olive F. 1847. 
 
 461 Edwin W. 1851 (7) d. Aug. 23, 1916, Clara T. Phillips (son of 
 460 Elisha E.) 2 sons, William P. 1875, d. Jan. 29, 1915. Edwin E. 1885; 
 1 daughter, Olive Kate, 1877, d. July 28, 1896. 
 
 462 Edwin E. 1885 (8)-^Mary G. Harvey, 12 So. Highland St. Hartford, 
 Conn, (son of 461 Edwin W.) 1 son, Edwin E. Jr. 1917. 1 daughter, Marion 
 H. 1918. 
 
 463 Alpha, 1787 (5) Hartford, Conn, (son of 452 Enos) 1 son, *Burrill, 
 1813. 
 
 464 Daniel, 1789 (5) (son of 452 Enos) 4 sons, 'Gilbert, 1815; 465 
 Stephen W. 1820; *Henry B. 1821; *Charles J. 1825; 1 daughter, Laura 
 B. 1824. 
 
 465 Stephen W. 1820 (6) (son of 464 Daniel) 2 sons, Henry G. 1850; 
 Willie P. 1856; 2 daughters, Ida M. 1854; Harriet L. 1861. 
 
 466 Calvin, 1793 (5) (son of 452 Enos) 1 son, 467 Samuel W. 1841. 
 
 467 Samuel W. 1841 (6) West Norfolk, Conn, (son of 466 Calvin). 
 
 468 Jason, 1798 (5) d. 1874, Hartford, Conn, (son of 452 Enos) 2 
 daughters. 
 
 469 Hiram, 1804 (5) d. 1876, m. Lucy Judd, who d. 1859. Colebrook, 
 Conn, (son of 452 Enos). 4 sons, 470 Albert B. 1845; *Edward H. 1847; 
 523 Charles H. 1853; 523 B. Franklin, 1855; 8 daughters, Eliza J. 1838: 
 Rebecca N. 1839; Elvira A. 1841; Rhoda M. 1843; d. 1848; Lucia M. 1849; 
 Eunice E. 1851; Charlotte L. 1856; Susan L. 1858. 
 
 Rebecca N. 1839 (daughter 469 Hiram) m. 1866 Henry Whiting, who d. 
 
 1900, Fosteria, Cal. 3 sons, A. Lincoln, 1868, d. 1905, m. Elizabeth Gorman, 
 Boonville, Cal. Alfred H. 1873, 730 Sonora St. Stockton, Cal.; Herbert F. 
 1880, R. D. Box 48 lone, Amador Co. Cal. 2 daughters, Laura E. 1869, m. 
 Edward Hart ; Gait, Cal.; Clara, 1877, m. J. D. Schrack, Fosteria, Cal. 
 
 Eliza J. 1838 (daughter 469 Hiram) m. 1862 James L. Bragg, who d. 
 1865. 
 
 Lucia m. 1847 (daughter 469 Hiram) m. 1869 John Bliss, Ashley, Ind. 
 
 Eunice F. 1851, d. 1908 (daughter 469 Hiram) m. 1880, Henry F. 
 Marsh. 1 son, Howard Sage, 1885. (First Lieutenant A. E. F. World War) 1 
 daughter, Bessie E. 1881, m. 1902 Stuart Bronson, Winchester, Conn. 2 sons, 
 Bird&ey M. 1903; Wjnthrop T. 1904. 1 daughter, Katharine E. 1916. 
 
 Charlotte L. 1856 (daughter 469 Hiram) m. Oct. 27, 1879. Charles L. 
 Hewett, 93 High St., Winsted, Conn. 1 son, Frank L. b. Apr. 9, 1882. 
 1 daughter, Eveline R. b. Oct. 17, 1886. 
 
 Susan I.. 1858 (daughter 469 Hiram) m. 1885, William Knoblock, who d. 
 1886. 2nd m. 1887, Watson Messinger. 1 son, William, 1886 (who name 
 was changed to Messinger). 
 
 Elvira A. 1841. d, 1912 (daughter 469 Hiram) m. 1873 Samuel S. But- 
 ler b. 1829, Los Gates. Cal. 3 sons, Edward S. 1876; Eureka, Cal. F. E. 1881; 
 Los Gatos, Cal. A. C. 1887. 
 
 470 Albert B. 1845 (6) d. 1882, m. Myra Barnard, who d. 1871 m. 2nd, 
 1874 Jessie Corbin, who died 1882. (son of 469 Hiram) 1 son, Frederick C. 
 1875, killed by automobile. 1917. 1 daughter, Mabel C. 1877, m. Arthur W. 
 Gordon. 2 daughters, Ethel J. 1899 (Mrs. Albert V. Gifoy) ; Florence E. 
 
 1901, Needham, Mass.
 
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 471 Lorenzo N. 1808 (5) d. 1887 m. Juliet Wilcox, b. 1806, d. 1887, 
 Collinsville, Conn, (son of 452 Enos). 3 sons, 472 Enos A. 1834; 478 Calvin 
 X. 1838; Edward B. 1840, killed in army 1864; 1 daughter, Mary G. 1844. 
 
 Mary ft. 1844 (daughter of 471 Lorenzo) m. 1873 in Collinsville, Conn. 
 Herman H. Hurd, b. 1831, d. 1915, Raymond, Neb. Children, Laura M. 1874, 
 m. 1895 Bern D. Hotchki&s; Edwin F. 1878, 1414 Dorcas St. Omaha, Neb.; 
 *Amy J. 1876; Marion L. 1879, m. 1906, J. Albert Carlson; Lewis H. 1882. 
 
 472 Enos A. 1834 (6) Harriet L. Potter, New Britian, Conn, (son of 
 471 Lorenzo N.) (See Appendix Not* K.) 2 sons, Edward B. 1869; 525 
 John L. 1871; 4 daughters, Ella M. 1859, d. 1892; 'Katie, 1861; Matie A. 
 1875; Eunice A. 1880. 
 
 Mattie A. 1875 (daughter 472 Enos A. m. Wm. A.Gunn, New Haven, 
 Conn. 
 
 Eunice A. 1880 (daughter 472 Enos A.) m. Albert H. Drake, Stamford, 
 Conn. 
 
 473 Calvin N. 1838 d. 1916 (8) m. 1873, Cora S. Thompson, b. 1855, Col- 
 linsville, Conn, removed to Unionville, Conn. 1919 (See Appendix Note R.) 
 (eon of 471 Lorenzo) 1 son, *Edw. T. 1875; 2 daughters, Louise M. 1882; 
 Mildred E. 1885, Unionville, Conn. 
 
 Louise M. 1882, m. 1906 Birdsey E. Case, 18 Cone St. Hartford, Conn, 
 (daughter of 473 Calvin N.) 2 sons, "Emerson W. 1911. Cedric W., 1914. 
 
 474 Enos, 1817 (5) (son of 452 Enos) 1 son, 475 Louis E. 1851. 
 
 475 Louis E. 1851 (6) eo Lenox Ave., Bridgeport, Conn, (son of 474 Enos). 
 
 1 son, 526 Alfred H. 1877. 
 
 476 Elias, 1759 (4) Sandisfield, Mass, (son of 451 Samuel) 8 sons, 477 
 Martin, 1784; 480 Roswell, 1786; 487 Bernard, 1788; 480 Harvey, 1794; 
 495 Elias, 1799; 496 Norton. 1804; 498 Wesley, 1806; 499 J. William D. F. 
 1809; 4 daughters, Sally, 1782; Hannah, 1790; Elizabeth, 1796; Rhoda, 1800. 
 
 477 Martin, 1784 (5) (son of 476 Elias) 2 sons, 478 Lawrence, 1810; 
 William J. 1815. 
 
 478 Lawrence, 1810 (S) Alliean, Mich, (son of 477 Martin) 3 sons, 
 Charles W. 1848; Louis M. 1852: Willie, 1858. 
 
 479 Louis M. 1852 (7) i(son of 478 Lawrence) 1 son; Louis, 1875. 
 
 480 Roswell, 1786 (5) d, 1848, Nancy Jewett (son of 476 Elias) 3 sons: 
 Lyman J. 1815; 481 Seymour N. 1824;' 482 J. Wesley, 1829; 5 daughters, 
 Caroline, 1817; Sarah M. 1822 (Curtis); Rhoda, 181*9; Eleanor A. 1826; 
 Harriet E. 1832. 
 
 481 Seymour N. 1824 (6) Hannah Miller, Chicago, Junction, Ohio, (son 
 of 480 Roswell) 1 son; Frankie J. 1868; 3 daughters, Elizabeth J. 1854 
 (Willoughby) ; Evaline N. 1857; Marietta A. 1865. 
 
 482 John Wesley, 1829 (6)- Catharine M. Miller, Attica, 0. (son of 
 480 Roswell) 2 sons, 483 William S. 1859; 484 Charles W. b. May 3, 1861; 
 
 2 daughters, Julia A. 1856; Mary A. 1867. 
 
 483 William S. 1859 (7) Esther Balmer, Hoytville, Ohio, (son of 482 
 John W.) 1 daughter, Frances E. m. J. Calvin Steiner, 1917. 
 
 484 Charles W. 1861 (7) m. Mar. 4, 1887, Carrie A. Dellinger, Attica, 
 Ohio (son of 482 John W.) 3 sons, 485 Glenn R. 1887; 486 Karl D. 1890; 
 Haleton W. 1901; 1 daughter, *Velva, 1888.
 
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 485 Glenn R. 1887 (8) Elta Jackson, Willard, Ohio, (son of 484 Charles 
 W.) 2 sons. Charles D. b. Dec. 2, 1911; Paul R. b. Dec. 18, 1914. 
 
 486 Karl D. 1890 (8) m. 1913, Lelah V. Fink, Willard, Ohio, (son of 484 
 Charles W.; 1 son, Scott F. b. Aug. 23, 1916; 1 daughter, Emma L. b. Mar. 
 16, 1914. 
 
 487 Bernard, 1788 (5) d 1874 (son of 476 Elias) 2 sons, 488 Chauneey 
 E. 1817; *Luther B. 1836; 3 daughters, Nancy, 1812; Olive, 1814; Amanda, 
 1819. 
 
 488 Chauncey E. 1817 (6) d. 1877, Emily Rumble, b. 1835, d. 1914. (son 
 of 487 Bernard) 2 sons, 522 Luther B. 1870; Harvey 0. 1873. 
 
 489 Harvey, 1794 (5) (son of 476 Elia&) 4 sons, "Warren, 1814; 490 
 Bernard, 1816; 491 Henry, 1818; 492 Elias, 1820. 
 
 490 Bernard, 1816 (6) (son of 489 Harvey) 2 daughters, Emma, 1849; 
 (Cady); Cora, 1851 (Hatch). 
 
 491 Henry, 1818 (6) (son of 489 Harvey) 1 daughter, Eunice M. 
 
 492 Elias 1820 (6) Plattsmouth, Neb. (son of 489 Harvey) 2 sons, 493 
 Eugene H. 1842; 494 Harvey D. 1846; 1 daughter, Amelia, 1844. 
 
 493 Eugene H. 1842 (7) (son of 492 Elias) 1 son, Albert E. 1 daughter, 
 Emma. 
 
 494 Harvey D. 1846 (7) (son of 492 Elias) 4 sons, Harvey 1868; William, 
 1870; Gay, 1872; Wright, 1874. 
 
 495 Col. Elias, 1799 (5) Copenhagen, N. Y. (son of 476 Elias (2 daugh- 
 ters, Martha J., 1848; Emily G. 1850. 
 
 496 Norton, 1804 (5) Green Valley, 111. (son of 476 Elias) 1 son, 497 
 Albert N.; 2 daughters, Anna, Mary L. 
 
 497 Albert N. (6) (son of 496 Norton) No children. 
 
 498 Wesley, 1806 (5) Watertown, N. Y. (son of 476 Elias) 2 son*, 
 *Frank W. 1850; George N. 1354; 3 daughters, Cornelia, 1833; Lavisa, 1834; 
 Clara R. 1845. 
 
 499 William D. F. 1809 (5) Dundee, N. Y. (son of 476 Elias) 3 sons, 
 500 Julius C. b. Sept. 15, 1838; 505 Norton A. 1843; Harmon L. 1848; 
 3 daughters, Gustie C. 1833; Abbie F. 1836; Lizzie, 1840. 
 
 500 Julius C. 1838 (6) m. Harriet Fowler, b. Apr. 10, 1842, Dundee, N. Y. 
 (son of 499 J. William D. F.) 4 sons, 501 Mayard, 1867; 592 William F. 
 1872; 503 Fowler, b. May 14, 1876; 504 Truman L. 1881; 2 daughters, 
 Lilian, 1?70, (Steered d. 1899: Inez F. 1884. 
 
 501 Mayard, 1867 (7) Dundee, N. Y. (son of 500 Julius C.) 1 daughter, 
 Ruth H. 1901. 
 
 502 William F. 1872 (7) Newark. N. Y. Florence (son of 500 Julius) 
 No children, 1919. 
 
 503 Fowler, 1876 (7) m. 1910, C. Adah Zinmeister, 1035 Lancaster Ave., 
 Syracuse, N. Y. (son of 500 Julius C.) No children, 1919. 
 
 504 Truman L. 1881 (7) Nona Bellis, Morris Run, Pa. (son of 500 Julius 
 G.) 4 sons, Warren F. 1906; Lowell R. 1908; *Norman H. 1910; "Truman 
 L. Jr. 1915; 1 daughter, Jean A. 1918.
 
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 505 Norton A. 1843 (6) (son ot 499 J. William D. F.) 1 son, Bertie, 1871; 1 
 daughter, Nina, 1874. 
 
 506 Samuel, 1763 (4) Mary Aryault (son of 451 Samuel) 4 sons, 507 
 George, 1788; *Allen, 1793; 'Chester, 1795; 518 Lewis, 1799; 6 daughters, 
 Mary L. 1789; Fanny E., 1791: Sarah, 1797; Marian, 1802; Philena, 1805; 
 Abigail L. 1807. 
 
 507 George, 1788 (5) died 1860 (son of Samuel 506) 5 sons, *Hiram, 
 1812; 508 Samuel G. 1818; 510 Lewis, 1822; 514 James. 1825; 516 George, 
 1828. 3 daughters, Mary L. 1814; Fanny, 1816; Aura, 1820. 
 
 508 Samuel G. 1818 (6) Caton, X. Y. (son of 507 George) 1 son, 509 
 John R. 1838; 1 daughter, Sarah C. 1846. 
 
 509 John R. 1838 (7) (son of 508 Samuel) daughters. 
 
 510 Lewis, 1822 (6) d. Xov. 28. 1892. m. Precilla Sidnay, b. 1825, d. 
 1908. Caton X. Y. (son of 507 George); 2 sons, Hiram G. 1852; 511 William 
 S. b. Mar. 1, 1860; Madora E. 1850;' Mary P. 1851; Alice F. 1857. 
 
 511 William S. 1860 (7) m. Aug. 25, 1883, Lillie M. Seibold, d. Apr. 20, 
 1913, m. 1918. Li/./ie . terrain. 1007 Penna. Ave.. Elmira, X. Y. (son of 510 
 Lewis) 3 sons, 512 Lewis J. b. Feb. 18, 1884; 513 Harry M. (M. D.) 1888; 
 Frank H. b. Xov. 26, 1890, d. June 19, 1907; 2 daughters, May E. b. Xov. 
 14. 1886: Harriet F. b. Oct. 1897. Xow living (1919) with her sister. 
 
 512 Lewis J. 1884 (8) m. 1918, Marie W. Bliss, 4 Eustice St., Wolliston, 
 Mass, (son of 511 William S.) 
 
 513 Lieut. Harry M. (M. D.) 1888 (8) m. Dec. 28, 1916, Lilliam M. Taft, 
 1898 Xo. High St.. Columbus. Ohio, (son of 511 William S.) 1 son, Harry 
 M. Jr. Dec. 24. 191 S; 1 daughter, Harriet M. b. Jan. 27, 1919, at East 
 Lansing. Mich. 
 
 May E. 1886 (daughter of 511 William S.) m. Aug. 18, 1909, Frank 
 C. Densberger. now resides at 82 Tremaine Ave, Kenmore, N. Y. 1 son, 
 Richard Sage. 1). Jan. 30, 1915 at Middleport, X. Y. 1 daughter, Elizabeth 
 May, b. Jan 16, 1911, at Waterloo, X. Y. 
 
 Madora E. 1850 (7) (daughter 510 Lewis) m. Xov. 20, 1873, Alonzo L. 
 Gulliver, b. Sept. 17, 1848; R. F. D. Corning. X. Y. 2 daughters, *May F. 
 b. May 20, 18S.5; Ella L. b. Aug. 25, 1889. 2 sons, "Lewis L. b. Mar. 5. 
 1880; Herbert E. b. Mar. 25, 1883, in. 1909, Anna B. Hunt. 
 
 514 James, 1825 (6) d. 1877 (son of 507 George) 2 sons, 515 Hiram, 
 1851; Alonzon, 1854. 1 daughter, Amelia, 1848. 
 
 515 Hiram, 1851 (7) (son of 514 James). Xo children. 
 
 516 George, 1828 (6) m. Orpha J. Jennings, b. 1826, d. 1902, Caton, 
 X. Y. (son of 507 George). 3 son?. 517 Morris L. 1850; 'Eugene D. 1852; 
 521 Chester A. 1850. 2 daughters, Lorilla and Elizabeth. 
 
 517 Morris L. 1850 (7) Corning, N. Y. (son of 516 George) 1 son; Her- 
 bert M. 1876. 
 
 518 Lewis, 1799 (5) (son of 500 Samuel 3 sons, 519 Henry L. 1832; 
 520 Allen A. 1834; *Byran G. 1836. 1 daughter. Isabel, 184X. 
 
 519 Henry L. 1832 (6) Alexandria. Minn, (son of 518 Lewis) 5 sons, 
 Clyde M. 1859; Elmer E. 1862: Francis A. 1865; Irving C. 1867; Ralph A. 
 1870. 2 daughters. Carrie F. 1858; Maud L. 1874.
 
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 520 Allen A. 1834 (6) (son of 518 Lewis) 2 sons, Herbert, 1857; Willie, 
 1869. 
 
 521 Chester A. 1854 (7) m. 1881, Addie A. Holly, 317 E. Mill St. Ithaca, 
 N. Y. (son of 516 George). No children. 
 
 522 Luther B. 1870 (7) m. 1896, Daisy Chase ( &on of 488 Chancey E.) 
 Ava, Oneida Co., N. Y. 1 son, Lloyd C. I. 1902. 3 daughters, Audrey J. 
 1896; *Eleanor M. 1900; Gladys L.' 1898, m. Emory J. Gookins, Boonville, 
 N. Y. 
 
 523 Charles H. 1853 (6) m. 1880, Mary C. Burr, E. Canaan, Conn, (son of 
 469 Hiram) No children. 
 
 524 B. Franklin, 1855 (6) m. 1890 Minnie Hollister. No children. 
 
 525 John L. 1871 (7) m. Margaret Burns, New Britain, Conn. 3 sons, 
 John, Howard, Enos. 1 daughter, Gertrude. 
 
 526 Alfred H. 1877 (7) m. Emma Meachen, 51 Quimby Ave., White 
 Plains, N. Y. (son of 415 Louis E.)
 
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 50 
 
 575 Jedediah, 1734 (3) died 1798, Lucy Smith, Cromwell, Conn, (son 
 of 450 Nathaniel) 7 sons, *Elisha, 1756; 576 Abiel, 1758; 682 David, 1760; 
 Amos, 1762: Simeon, 1763; Sylvester. 1765; Jedediah, 1766. 4 daughters, 
 Sarah, 1769; Jerusha, 1771; Mary, 1773; Diantha, 1775. 
 
 576 Capt. Abiel, 1758 (4) died 1827, Tryphenia Turrill, Sandisfield, Mass, 
 (son of 575 Jedediah) 6 sons, 577 Amos, 1782; 580 Lewis, 1784; 589 Ros- 
 well, 1789; 660 Abiel, 1792; 662 Lyman, 1794; 667 Chaunoey, 1799. 2 
 daughters; Tryphenia, 1787; *Sally, 1787. 
 
 577 Amos, 1782 (5) died 1832, Snow, Sandisfield, Mass, (son of 576 
 Abiel). 3 sons, 578 Daniel, 1807; *Roswell, 1809; 579 Hiram, 1813. 3 daugh- 
 ters, Tryphenia (Davis), 1811; Mary, 1818 (Merill) ; Phebe, 1827 (Babcock). 
 
 578 Daniel, 1807 (6) (son of 577 Amos) 1 son, Egbert. 2 daughters, 
 Louisa, Elizabeth. 
 
 579 Hiram, 1813 (6) Stewarts ville, Minn, (son of 577 Amos) 1 son, 
 Roswell D. 1846. 2 daughters, Mary, Luella. 
 
 580 Lewis, 1784 (5) died 1815, Miss Smith (son of 576 Abiel). 2 sons, 
 581 Lewis, 1805; 587 Abie! G. 1814. 3 daughters, Polly, 1809; Susan, 1811. 
 
 581 Capt. Lewis T, 1805 (6) died 1834 (son of 580 Lewis). 4 sons, 582 
 De Loss, 1830; 583 Herbert D. 1836; 584 Newton J. 1841; 585 Lewis, 1843. 
 
 582 L. De Loss, 1830 (7) Hot Springs, Ark. (son of 581 Lewis). No 
 children. 
 
 583 Herbert D. 1836 (6) Storm Lake, Iowa, (son of 581 Lewis). 3 
 sons, *Charles L. 1867; Harry, 1868; Sdgar H. 1876. 1 daughter, Ellen 
 V. 1877. 
 
 584 Newton J. 1841 (6) <lied 1909, Charoline Hartson, died 1909, Chafee, 
 N, Y. (son of 581 Lewis). 1 daughter, Nellie E. 1872, married 1890, S. G. 
 Gilbert, Chafee, N. Y. 
 
 585 Lewis, 1843 (6) m. Feb. 16, 1876, Emaline C. Hubbard, died Feb. 27, 
 1918, Arcade, N. Y. (son of 581 Lewis, 1805) 1 son, 586 Ormal L. b. Seipt. 
 
 28, 1878. 
 
 586 Ormal L. 1878 (7) m. Sept. 30, 1913, Elizabeth Leah Purdie, Arcade, 
 N. Y. (son of 585 Lewis). 2 daughter, Dorothy, b. May 23, 1916; L. 
 Mairian, b. Nov. 16, 1917. 
 
 587 Abiel G. 1814 (6) died 1884, Nancy E. Horton, Copenhagen, N. Y. 
 (son of 580 Lewis) 4 sons, *Lewi& H. 1844; 588 Philip H. b. 1848; 590 
 Edwin P. b. 1856; Charles, 1861. 3 daughters, *Nancy E. 1849; Emily, 
 1849; Jesmette, 1851. 
 
 588 Philip H. 1848 (7) died 1914 (son of 587 Abel G.) 4 daughters, 
 May Pearl, 1874, married Arthur E. Sherwood. Watertown, N. Y. ; Anna 
 B. 1875, died 1909, married 1900 Dr. Guy R. Danforth; Phillena B. 1880, m. 
 1902, Roy D. Noeth, Copenhagen, N. Y.; Susan J. 1884, m. 1910, Dr. Guy 
 R. Danforth, Watertown, N. Y. 
 
 589 Roswell, 1789 (5) <Verona, N. Y. (son of 576 Abel). 1 son, 650 
 Chauncey S. 1816. 4 daughters, Caroline E. 1812; Emily F. 1820; Mary D. 
 1828; Sarah A. 1831. 
 
 590 Edwin P. 1856 m. 1880, Ellen A. McNitt, Copenhagen, N. Y. (son 
 of 587 Abel G.) 2 sons, 591 Frederick M. 1882; Charles E. 1902. 5 daugh- 
 ters, Estella P. 1881, died 1911; Gertrude L. 1884; W. Elizabeth, 1887, died 
 1900, Ellen A. 1892; Leda M. 1895. 
 
 Gertrude L. 1884 (daughter of 590 Edwin P.) m. Sept. 1909, Marcus 
 B. Fuller, R. D. 2 Watertown, N. Y. 1 daughter, Adelaide E. 1917.
 
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 591 Frederick M. 1882 (8) m. 1904 Mary E. Fuller, 611 Girard Avenue, 
 Marion, O. (son of 590 Edwin P.) 1 son, Walter F. 1907. 1 daughter, Elma 
 M. 1910.
 
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 650 Chauncey S. 1816 (6) Williamstown, N. Y. (son of 589 Roswell). 
 
 2 sons, 651 Hiram L. 1842; 652 John L. 1848. 3 daughters, Mary E. 1845; 
 Lucy L. 1846; *Cora E. 1850. 
 
 651 Hiram L. 1842 (son of 650 Chauncey S.) 1 daughter, Edna, 1875. 
 
 652 John L. 1848 (7) m. Mary E. Lundy, Williamstown, X. Y. (son of 
 650 Chauncey S.) 2 sons, 653 Chauncey S. 1881; Lundy L. 1891. 
 
 653 Chauncey S. 1881 (8) m. Aimee L. Leigh, Williamstown, X. Y. 
 (son of 652 John L.) 1 son, ohn W. 1914. 1 daughter, B. Winifred, 1904. 
 
 660 Abiel, 1792 (5) Ruth Chappel, Sandisfield, Mass, (son of 576 Abel) 
 
 3 sons, 661 Lewis E. 1813; *Eugene, 1815: *Abel. 1819. 4 daughters, *Sarah, 
 1817; *Ruth A. 1821; *Harriet E. 1824; Glorianna H. 1826 (Moody). 
 
 661 Lewis E. 1813 (6) Virgina (son of 660 Abiel). 1 daughter, (Hayes). 
 
 662 Lyman, 1794 (5) Anna Kellogg, Sandisfield, Mass, (son of 576 Abel). 
 
 4 sons, 663 Lewis G. 1823; 665 Edwin A. 1325; Henry H. 1831; 666 Lyman 
 B. 1833. 7 daughters, Caroline A. 1817; Esther H. 1819; Emeline B. 1821; 
 Sarah M. 1827; Emily A. 1829, r. 1915, m. Xathaniel M. Clark, b. 1827, d. 
 1887, 1 son, Wesley N. 1852, Xew Boston, Mass.; Mar yJ. 1835; Tryphenia 
 L. 1839. 
 
 663 Lewis G. b. Aug. 9, 1823 (6) d. Xov. 11, 1911, m. 1st Harriet Higley, 
 2nd Matilda Hotchkiss, 3rd Caroline Stillman Xorton, Sandisfield, Mass, (son 
 of 662 Lyman). By 1st wife, 1 son, 664 Harley B. b. Sept. 28, 1850. 3 
 daughters, Lucy J. b. Aug. 21, 1846, d. Feb. 8, i915; Ellen Maria, b. Mar. 
 13, 1848; Emma E. b. Sept. 7, 1853. By 2nd wife, May, b. Xov. 25, 1862; 
 Minnie A. b. Xov. 25, 1867; 1 son, Hiram C. b. 1869. 
 
 664 Harley B. 1850 (7) Tolland, Mass, (son of 663 Lewis G.) 1 son, 
 Beecher, 1872. 3 daughters, Lena, 1874, m. W. Perkins, Kelsey St. Water- 
 bury, Conn.; Jennie, 1876, m. Lockhart, Waterbury, Conn.; *Minnie. 
 
 Lucy J. 1846 (daughter of 663 Lewis) m. Edward B. Sears, Sandis- 
 field, Mass. 2 sons, Milton, Jason. 1 daughter, Ellen. 
 
 Ellen M. 1848 (daughter of 663 Lewis G.) m. 1868, William H. Rugg, 
 Southfield, Mass. 2 sons, Gilbert H. June 2, 1871, m. 1880 Bertha L. 
 Brown, Burrville, Conn. 1 daughter, Sara E. 1880, m. 1903 Chas. Alexander 
 Southfield, Mass. 
 
 665 Edwin A. b. 1825 (6) d. 1901, m. Louise H. Floyd, Hartford, Conn, 
 (son of 662 Lyman) 3 sons, 669 Jerome E. 1850; 700 George W. 1855; 
 Frederick L. 1859, d 1908. 
 
 666 Lyman B. 1833 (6) (son of 662 Lyman) 5 sons, Lyman B. 1857; 
 Burton L. 1858; 1 daughter, Henrietta V. 1855. 
 
 667 Chauncey, 1799 (5) d. 1891, Deleivan, Wis. (son of 576 Abel) 6 
 sons, 668 Henry W., 1824; 671 Edward. 1825: 672 Chauncey L. 1828; 673 
 Albert D. 1835; 677 James H. 1840; 678 Theodore F. 1843; 4 daughters, 
 Mary J. 1830; Cordelia F. 1832; Ellen L. 1834; Frances A. 1837. 
 
 668 Henry W. 1824 (6) Delevan, Wis. (son of 667 Chauncey) 1 son, 
 669 Charles A. 1854. 1 daughter, Bella, 1852. 
 
 669 Charles A. 1854 (7) m. Xov. 7, 1877, Clara B. McCormack, Delevan r 
 Wis. (son of 668 Henry W.) 2 sons, 670 Robert H. 1884; Donald M. 1896, 
 d. 1918. 4 daughters,* Jeanette L. 1879; Laura E. 1880; Mary A. 1886; 
 Martha R. 1894. 
 
 670 Robert H. 1884 (8) Sophia Carmein, Delevan, Wis. (son of 669 
 Charles A.)
 
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 Jeanette L. 1879, m. Nathaniel Swan, Wannatosa, Wis. (daughter of 
 669 Charles A.) 
 
 Laura E. 1880, m. Bernard L. Jones, Delevan, Wis. (daughter of 669 
 Charles A.) 
 
 Mary Alice, 1886, m. Adolph Lawrence, Santa Rosa, Cal. (daughter of 
 669 Charles A.) 
 
 671 Edward, 1825 (6) Racine, Wis. (son of 667 Chauncey L.) 2 sons, 
 Berkley, 1850; George, 1857. 1 daughter, Ida, 1853. 
 
 672 Chauncey L. 1828 (6) Delevan, Wis. (son of 667 Chauncey). 3 
 sons, Willard, 1866; Everett, 1872: Wallace, 1874. 1 daughter, Eva, 1870. 
 
 673 Albert D. 1835, d. 1916 (6) Beatrice, Neb. (Appendix Note 0-3) 
 (son of 667 Chauncey). 2 sons, 674 Alfred A. 1861; 675 Albert P. 1867. 2 
 daughters, May, 1864; Fannie, 1866. 
 
 674 Alfred A. 1861 (7) m. Myrta Brittain, Beatrice, Nebr. (son of 673 
 Albert). 1 son, Alfred G. 1901. * 4 daughters, M. Evelyn, 1894; Alice J. 
 1903; Bertha D. 1905; Elsie M. 1910. 
 
 675 Albert P. 1867 (7) Josephine Ambler, Beatrice, Neb. (son of 673, 
 Albert D.) 5 sons, 676 Albert A. 1894; "Robert D and *Charles S., 1895; 
 *Howard D. 1899; Willard A. 1905. 
 
 676 Albert A. 1894 (8) Frances W. Mahoney, Omaha, Neb. (son of 675 
 Albert P.) 1 son, Albert D. 1918. (Albert A. 1894, now (1919) in over- 
 seas service, Medical Dept. 20th Engineers). 
 
 677 James H. 1840 (6)-^Racine, Wis. (son of 667 Chauncey) 1 son, Wal- 
 lace, 1873. 1 daughter, Ettie, 1869. 
 
 678 Theodore F. 1843, d. Nov. 18, 1881 (6) Margaret A. Brown, d. July 
 31, 1916, Freeport, 111. (son of 667 Chauncey) 3 sons, 679 Arthur F. 1869'; 
 680 James H. 1872; 681 Benjamin F. 1873. 2 daughters, Agnes E. 1870; 
 May J. 1877. 
 
 679 Arthur F. 1869 (7) died Feb. 14, 1909, m. May, 1896, Clara L. 
 Putnam, 54 Bailey Ave., Freeport, 111. (son of 678 Theodore F.) 1 daughter, 
 Helen L. b. Dec. 3, 1897. 
 
 680 James H. 1872 (7) TO. Sept. 28, 1898, Mary E. Harting, 1055 Mer- 
 chant St., Kankakee, 111, 111. (son of 678 Theodore F.) 2 sons, Jas. H. b. 
 Sept. 15, 1902. Theo. F. b. Dec. 2, 1907. 1 daughter, Florence I, b. Aug. 
 29, 1899. 
 
 681 Benjamin F. 1873 (7) m. June 29, 1898, Blanche Armagost, 163 
 Cottonwood St., Freeport, 111. (son of 678 Theodore F.) 1 son, Robert 
 W. b. Nov. 21, 1908. 1 daughter, Marion B. b. Nov. 11, 1911. 
 
 Agnes E. 1870, d. Feb. 23, 1913 (daughter of 678 Theodore F.) m. 
 June 19, 1895. Ralph G. Piersol, 1116 Grant St. Danville, 111. 3 daughters, 
 Margaret S. b. June 28, 1896;Harriet A. b. July 27, 1903. 
 
 May J. 1877 (daughter of 678 Theodore F. )m. June 19, 1900, Geo. 
 H. Bertsch, d. Oct. 17, 1917, 50 Blackhawk St., Freeiprot, 111. 1 son, Frank 
 S. b. Dec. 17, 1903. 
 
 682 David, 1760 (4) Sandisfield, Mass, (son of 575 Jedediah) 7 sons, 
 *Phineas, 1787; *Orrin, 1789; 683 Levi, 1792; 684 Daniel, 1785; 690 David, 
 1795; 695 Simeon, 1802; 696 Abiel, 1805. 6 daughters, Roxy, 1787; Sally, 
 1791; Polly, 1798; Lucy, 1800; Thirza, 1805 (Stevens); Lucina, 1807. 
 
 683 Levi, 1792 (5) (son of 682 David). 1 son, , 1813, who 
 
 left 1 daughter.
 
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 684 Daniel, 1785 (5) Conesville, X. Y. (son of 682 David) 3 sons,, 685 
 Hart C. 1811; 'Sylvester B. 1816; 689 Alonzo A. 1832. 6 daughters, Lucy, 
 1813; Eunice F. 1818; Emily, 1821; Mary A. 1823; Laura C. 1826; Lucina 
 L. 1829. 
 
 685 Hart C. 1811 (6)-^Prattsville, X. Y. (son of 684 Daniel) 5 sons, 
 686 Omar ( . and 687 Omar V. 1834; 688 Sylvester B. 1836; Clarence, 1843; 
 Hart C. 1845. 
 
 686 Omar C. 1834 (7) Lexington, Ky. (son of 685 Hart C.) 1 son, Omar 
 X. 1863. 2 daughters, Alice X. 1866; Elizabeth X. 1870. 
 
 687 Omar, 1834 (7) Catskill. X. Y. (son of 685 Hart C.) 3 daughters, 
 Clarissa H. 1870; Elizabeth H. 1874; Mary A. 1877. 
 
 688 Sylvester B. 1836 (7) (son of 685 Hart C.) 1 son, Clarence B. 1876. 1 
 daughter, Frances L. 1865. 
 
 689 Alonzo A. 1832 (6) Lime Springs. Iowa (son of 684 Daniel) 1 son, 
 Frank R. 1875. 1 daughter, Jessie E. 1872. 
 
 690 David, 1795 (5) (son of 682 David) 3 sons, 691 Harvey E. 1824; 
 
 692 Orrin C. 1835; 694 Emory A. b. 1837, at Oneonta, N. Y. 4 daughters, 
 Elizabeth, 1822; Fanny, 1826; Electa, 1829; Emily, 1837. 
 
 691 Harvey E. 1824 (6) Oneonta, X. Y. (son of 690 David). 1 son, 
 Austin C. 1853. 
 
 692 Orrin C. 1835 (6) d. 1906 m. Mary J. Black, who was b. 1842, d. 
 1901. Alexandria, Mo. (soil of 690 David. 2 sons, 698 David H. 1865; 
 
 693 William X. 1872. I daughter, Lucy E. 1869. 
 
 693 William N. 1872 (7) m. 1R94 Florence M. Stafford, Keokuk, la. (son 
 of 692 Orrin C.) Xo children, 1919 (served in Traffic Dept. of Genl. Staff, 
 Washington, D. C. 1918. 
 
 694 Emory A. 1837, d. 1916 (6) Springfield, Mo. (Civil war verteran 
 40 Reg. Iowa Inf. Vol.) (son of 690 David Vm. 1865, Lucy M. Bennett. 2 
 sons t Merton O. b. 1869 at Knoxville, Ta.; Orrin B. b. 1881* at. Creston, Xeb. 
 1 daughter, Phebe J. b. 1874 at Creston, Xeb. d. 1910. 
 
 695 Simeon, 1802 (5) Ossing. X. Y. (son of 682 David).- 2 sons, Emory, 
 1843; *Edgar L. 1833. 2 daughters, *Caroline H. 1835; "Julia, 1839. 
 
 696 Abiel, 1805 (5) died 1855, Asenath , (son of 682 David). 
 
 1 son, 697 Lorenzo. 1837. 2 daughters, Mary C. 1839 (Cable); Charlotte 
 E. 1847 (Davis). 
 
 697 Lorenzo, 1837 (6) Brooklyn, N. Y. (son of 696 Abiel) 1 daughter, 
 Lottie, 1875. 
 
 698 David H. 1865 (7) m. 1896, Anna Fulton, 861 A. Ave. East, Cedar 
 Rapids, Ta. Xo children. 
 
 699 Jerome E. 1850 (7) d. Apr. 6 ; 1919. m. June 19, 1878, Lillian E. 
 Adams, d. Xov. 6, 1912 (son of 665 Edwin A.) Edward St. Hartford, Conn. 
 1 daughter, Mary Louise, b. 1880, m. 1907 James H. Coburn, 169 Xo. 
 Beacon St. Hartford, Conn. 1 son, James Sage, 1908. 1 daughter, Mary 
 Sage, 1904. 
 
 700 George W. 1855 (7) m , (son of 665 Edwin A.) 
 
 1087 Windsor Ave., Hartford, Conn. 2 daughters.
 
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 701 Jedediah, 1767 (4) died 1804, Wright, Sandisfield. (son of 119 Jede- 
 diah) 4 sons, 702 Calvin, 1790; 710 Harvey, 1796; *Hiram, 1799; 713 Jede- 
 diah, 1801. 3 daughters, Lucy, 1788; Mehetible, 1793; Diantha, 1803. 
 
 702 Calvin, 1790 (5) m. Clarissa Smith (son of 701 Jedediah) 4 sons, 
 703 William H. 1816; 705 Ebeneeer, 1819; 707 Harvey S. 1820; *Elisha, 
 1824, died in service, Civil War. 1 daughter, Marietta, 1822. 
 
 703 William H. 1816 (6) 'New Marlborough, Mass, (son of 702 Calvin). 
 3 sons, 704 Francis, 1843; Charles, 1849; Henry, 1856. 
 
 704 Francis, 1843 (7) (son of 703 William H.) 1 son, Frederick J. 1870. 
 
 705 Ebenezer, 1819 (6) (son of 702 Calvin) 1 son 706 George, 1844. 
 
 706 George, 1844 (7) Brewster, N. Y. (son of 706 Ebenezer) 1 son, 
 Alvah, 1870 
 
 707 Harvey S. 1820 (6) Fidelia, Rochester, Minn, (son of 702 Calvin). 
 2 sons, 708 Howard S. 1847; 709 Harvey, 1848. 1 daughter, Pearly, 1845. 
 
 708 Howard S. 1847 (7) Chicago, II l.(son of 707 Harvey S.) No chil- 
 dren. 
 
 709 Harvey, 1848 (7) Sacramento, Cal. (son of 707 Harvey S.) No 
 children. 
 
 710 Harvey, 1796 (5) m. Olive Harmon, Sandisfield, Mass, (son of 701 
 Jedediah). 2 sons, 711 John H. 1825; 712 Josiah H. 1830. 1 daughter, 
 Mary. 
 
 711 John H. 1825 (6) Sandisfield, Mass, (son of 710 Harvey) 1 son, 
 Oarolton. 
 
 712 Josiah H. 1830 (6) Sandisfield, Mass, (son of 710 Harvey) 1 6on, 
 Henry H. 1868. 
 
 713 Jedediah, 1801 (5) d. 1849, m. Sarah P. Mills (son of 701 Jedediah) 
 1 son, 714 Edward D. 1840. 4 daughters, *Ellen M. 1832; Emily S. 1830; 
 Frances M. 1842; Ellen M. 1847. 
 
 714 Edward D. 1840 (6) Sarah J. Lewis, New Lisbon, Wis. (son of 713 
 Jedediah). 1 son, Edward F. 1869. 
 
 715 Merton 0. 1869 d. 1900, m. Lucinda Bame, Fair Grove, Mo. Children, 
 Harvey, 1892.
 
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 59 
 
 750 Hezekiah, 1752 (3) tl. 1s:n Mary Gibson (son of 450 Nathaniel). 
 7 sons, 751 Asahel, 1775; 765 Sparrow S. 1781; 772 Aniasa, 1783; *Syl- 
 vf-ter, 1789; 773 Hezekiah, 1790; 781 Willis, 1793; 791 Hiram, 1795. 3 
 daughters, Sally, A/uba. Mary. 1786, 
 
 751 Brigadier General Asahel, 1775 d. 1865 (4) m. Ann Page, b. 1779, 
 1863, Lewiston, X. Y. (son of 750 Hezekiah) (Appendix Note Q). 5 sons, 
 752 Sparrow S. 1806; 733 Thomas, 1807; 755 Benjamin, 1808; 757 George 
 W. 1812; 764 Hiram A. 1820. 3 daughters, Mary A. 1816; Harriett S. 1820, 
 and another. 
 
 752 Sparrow S. 1806 (5) d. 1876, Lewiston, X. Y. (son of 751 Asahel). 
 2 sons, * Benjamin F. 1835; Clinton A. 1852. 3 daughters, Mary A. 1834; 
 Helen A. 1837: Belle M. 1846. 
 
 753 Thomas, 1807 (5) Elizabeth __.., Lewiston, X. Y. (son of 751 
 
 Asahel). 1 son, 754 Asahel, 1829. 5 daughters, Ann, 1831; Deborah, 1835; 
 Catharine, 1837; Harriet, 1840; Sarah E. 1842. 
 
 754 Asahel, 1829 (6) (son of 753 Thomas) 3 daughters, Ella E. 1860; 
 Martha A. 1863; Jessie A. 1873. 
 
 755 Benjamin, 1808 (5) fSon of 751 Asahel) 1 son, 756 Cleveland H. 
 1849. 3 daughters, Mary .'. 1842; Sarah E. 1845; Helen E. 1853. 
 
 756 Cleveland H. 1849 (6) Battle Creek, Mich, (son of 755 Benjamin). 
 Xo children. 
 
 757 George W. 1812 (5) d. 1891 (son of 751 Asahel) 5 sons, 'Nelson, 
 1836; 758 William K. 1838; 760 Joel M. 1840; 761 Hiram A. 1841; 763 George 
 W. 1845. 1 daughter, Sarah, 1844, d. 1912 
 
 758 William K. 1838 (6) d. 1903, at St. ohns, Mich., m. Harriett McCollum. 
 (son of George W. 757) 1 son, 759 Ralph V. 1867. 
 
 759 Ralph V. 1867 C. E. (7) 141 W. Phil Ellena St., Germantown, 
 Philadelphia. Pa. in. Winifred Hulick. b. 1872, d. 1904. m. 2nd, 1907, Bertha 
 R. Roreir, b. Sept. 25, 1882 (son of 758 William K.) 1 son, Winfield H. 
 b. Oct. 22, 1899 (2nd Lieutenant in U. S. Coast Artillery, 1919). 2 daugh- 
 ters, Eleanor, b. Apr. 13, 1901, b. Oct. 22; Winifred, b. June 5, 1904. 
 
 760 Joel M. 1840 (6) d. 1894, M. Ellen Chapman b. 1846. St. Johns, 
 Mich, (son of 757 George W.) 2 sons, Joel C. 1877, 222 West Grand Blvd., 
 Detroit, Mich.: Lerov W. 1879, d..l881. 4 daughters, Lena E. 1868 (Mrs. 
 S. E. Diltz) 589 Edison Ave., Detroit, Mich.; Evia M. 1870, 64 Patersboro St., 
 Detroit, Mich.; Hester A. 1874, with Parke, Davis & Co. Detroit, Mich.; 
 Frances, 1886, 589 Edison, Ave., Detroit, Mich. 
 
 761 Hiram A. 1841 (6) St. Johns, Mich. (son of 757 George W.) 
 (Soldier in Civil War.) 3 sons, 792 Albert, 1861; 762 Frank, 1863; 793 
 Charles, 1870. 
 
 762 Frank, 1863 (6) Hattie Boughton (son of 761 Hiram A.) No- 
 children, 1919. 
 
 763 George W. 1845 (6) m. Mary Balcom, 316 West Warren Ave. De- 
 troit, Mich, (son of 757 George W.) 2 daughters, Georgie M. 1880, d. 1892; 
 Bessie E. 1885. 
 
 764 Hiram A. 1820 (5) Obrien. Towa (son of 751 Asahel). Xo children. 
 
 765 Sparrow S. 1787 (4) d. 1850, Sarah Williams. Lewiston. X. Y. (son 
 of 750 Hezekiah) (Appendix Xote G. 1) 4 sons, *Fayette W. 1824; 766;
 
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 Franklin S. 1827; 768 William H. b. Aug. 19, 1829; 771 Eugene K. 1840. 6 
 daughters, Susan E. 1832; Sarah E. 1834; Mary J. 1838; Cornelia S. 1842; 
 Amelia A. 1843; Emma J. 1848. ( 
 
 Cornelia S. 1842 d. 1891 (daughter of 765 Sparrow) m. Edwin P. Pierce, 
 b. 1837, d. 1910. 3 sons, Eugene C. b. Aug. 27 1868, Galesburg, 111.; Edwin 
 W., 1015 Garden St., Ft. Wayne, Ind.; Dr. Howard W. 1879, 1223 Van 
 Dyke Ave., Detroit, Mich. 3 daughters, Evangeline C. 1870; Edith Sage, 1874, 
 both residing 31 Roy Court, Detroit, Mich Marian, 1872, m. 1903 Luther 
 K. Marshall, Royal Oak, Mich. 
 
 766 Franklin S. 1827, d. Sept. 11, 1916 (5) Lewiston, N. Y. (sou 
 of 765 Sparrow S.) 2 sons, 767 Frank L. 1867; Dr. Arthur G. b. Aug. 18, 1869. 
 2 daughters, Eugenia E. Aug. 28, 1874; Cornelia M. b. June 1, 1878; last 
 three residing at 40 Parker Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. 
 
 767 Frank L. 1867 (6) m. Nov. 26, 1890, Ida A. Miller at Alliance, O. 
 Now resides at 879 Thorn St., Sewickleiy, Pa. (&on of 766 Franklin S.) 1 
 son, Carlton M. b. Mar. 9. 1904. 2 daughters, Helen M. b. Aug. 28, 1906. 
 Elizabeth E. 1901, d. 1902. 
 
 768 William H. 1829 (5) d. Dec. 21, 1909, m. Apr. 13, 1854, Sarah Going, 
 Lewiston, N. Y. (son of 765 Sparrow S.) 1 son, 769 Charles F. b. Aug. 27, 
 
 1855. 2 daughters, Ella G. b. June 29, 1858, d. 1863; Alice E. R. b. 
 Oct. 19, 1865; (Mrs. Jas. A. Norrie). 
 
 Alice E. R. 1865 (daughter of 768 William H.) m. June 12, 1900, James 
 A. Norrie, b. in New Zealand, Oct. 1, 1869, resides at Lewiston, N. Y. 
 1 son, Arnold Sage, b. Mar. 16, 1919. 1 daughter, Ruth Going, b. July 
 28, 1904. 
 
 769 Charles F. 1855 (6) m. Mar. 1, 1887, Edith Denton, (son of 768 
 William H.) 5 sons, 770 William E. b. Aug. 31, 1888; *Arthur E. b. Feb. 
 18, 1891; Harold H. b. June 21, 1895, (single 1919) and resides at Olcott, 
 N. Y. *Geo. M. 1896; Russell G. b. Jan. 4, 1899, (single 1919) and resides 
 at Olcott, N. Y. 1 daughter, Gertrude E b. June 17, 1893. 
 
 Gertrude E. 1893 (daughter of 769 Charles F.) m. Sept. 24, 1918, Harloa 
 Daily, Olcott, N. Y. (Now (1919) serving his Country overseas.). 
 
 770 William E. 1888 (7) m. Emma Rose, Wilson, N. Y. (son of 769 
 Charles F.) 1 daughter, Mildred M. 1915. 
 
 771 Eugene K. 1840 d. June 3, 1904, Lewiston, N. Y. (son of 765 Spar- 
 row S.) No children. 
 
 772 Amasa, 1783 (4) (son of 750 Hezekiah). 6 sons, 773 Silas, 1815; 
 774 Theodore, 1817; 775 Lewis, 1822; *Gideon, 1818; 776 Hezekiah, 1826; 
 777 Joseph, 1829. 3 daughters, Eliza, 1812; Clarissa, 1820; Alvira, 1824. 
 
 773 Silar, 1815 (5) (son of 772 Amasa). No Children. 
 
 774 Theodore, 1817 (5) Cerp<s. N. Y. (son of 772 Amasa). 1 son, Albert, 
 
 1856. 1 daughter, Stella M., 1870. 
 
 775 Lewis, 1822 (5) (son of 772 Amasa). No trace. 
 
 776 Hezekiah, 1826 (5) (son of 772 Amasa). No trace. 
 
 777 Joseph, 1829 (5) (son of 772 Amasa). No trace. 
 
 778 Col. Hezekiah, 1790 (4) d. 1855, m. Elizabeth H. Williams, Manlius, 
 N. Y. (son of 750 Hezekiah). (Appendix Note G 2). sons, "Joseph W. 
 1818. 779 Albert G. 1821; 780 Clinton H. 1825. 5 daughters, Cornelia W., 
 1812 (Perry); Janett E. 1816 (Kelly; Elvira A. 1814 (Dunham); Mary 
 E. 1823 (Frisbie) *Amelia A. 1828.
 
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 779 Albert G. 1821 (5) m. Harriett Peck, Troy, X. Y. (son of 778 
 Hezekiah). 2 sons, *Albert C. 1853; *Edward F. 1866. 1 daughter, *Julia 
 E. 1850. 
 
 780 Clinton H. 1825 (5) Dedama Dunham, New York (son of 778 Heze- 
 kiah). 2 sons, * , *Willis, 1855. 1 daughter. 
 
 781 Willis, 1793 (4) d. 1859, m. Phebe L. Dagget. (&on of 750 Hezekiah). 
 4 sons, 782 Samuel D. 1826; 784 Edwin S. 1829; 790 Ransom E. 1833; 
 John W. 1836, died in rebel prison. 2 daughters, Fannie M. 1833 (Eggleston) ; 
 Phebe J. 1840. 
 
 782 Samuel D. 1826 (5) d. 1909. Boonville, N. Y. m. Adelia De Long, 
 (son of 781 Willis). 1 son, 783 John W 1858. 3 daughters, Alice M. 1856; 
 Mary E. 1860; Phebe A. 1864. 
 
 783 John W. 1858 (6) Evaline S. Peckham (son of 782 Samuel D.) 
 Clockvillo, X. Y. 1 daughter, Bessie M. 1887. 
 
 784 Edwin S. 1829 (5) d. 1901, m. Mary Nichols, Hinsdale, X. Y. 
 (son of 781 Willis). 3 sons, 785 Ferdinand E. 1851; 786 Wilfred H. 1853; 
 787 Udelpho V. 1856. 1 daughter, Florence R. 1868, m. Jno. B. Boss. 1 son, 
 Harold J. b. Aug. 28, 1893. 1 daughter, Alice M. b. Jan. 10, 1903. 
 
 785 Ferdinand E. 1851 (6) Jennie Clark, dead. M. 2nd, May Foss. (son 
 of 784 Edwin S.) 1 daughter, Ruth (by adoption). 
 
 786 Wilfred H. 185S (6) Jennie Loughlen (son of 784 Edwin S.) 1 
 son, 788 Merton W. 1884. 1 daughter, Bessie M. 1886, m. Frank D. Neill. 
 2 sons, Merton S. 1913; Jno. H. 1915. 1 daughter Janet A. 1918. 
 
 787 Udelpho V. 1856 (6) 1st m. 1877 Catharine E. Storrs; 2nd m. Mary 
 A. Palmer, West Medford, Mass, (son of 784 Edwin S.) 1 son, 789 Ray- 
 mond E. 1880. 1 daughter, Mary A. b. Mar. 25, 1901. 
 
 Bessie M. 1886 (daughter of 784 Edwin S.) Frank D. Neill; two sons, 
 Merton S. b. Jan. 5, 1913; John H. b. May 15, 1915; one daughter, Janet 
 Anne. b. July 4, 1918. 
 
 788 Merton W. 1884 (7) m. Mary E Rogers (son of 786 Wilfred H.) 
 2 daughters, Elizabeth R. 1916. Barbara L. 1918. 
 
 789 Raymond E. 1882 (7) m. 1904 Lura E. Morton, West Medford, Mass, 
 (son of 787 Udelpho V.) 1 son Raymond U. b. May 27, 1907. 1 daughter, 
 Helen C. b. Jan. 25, 1905. 
 
 790 Ransom E. 1833 (5) Coventry, N. Y. (son of 781 Willis). No 
 children. 
 
 791 Hiram, 1795 (4) Azuba Warner (son of 750 Hezekiah.) No 
 children. 
 
 792 Albert, 1861 (7) m. Sarah C. Dayne, St. Johns, Mich, (son 761 Hiram). 
 1 daughter, Leta A. 1896. 
 
 793 Charles, 1870 (7) m. Margaret B. Wyckoff, b. 1870, St. Johns, 
 Mich, (son of 761 Hiram). 1 son, Hiram A. 1900. 1 daughter, Thelma 
 C. 1898.
 
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 64 
 
 850 Nathaniel, 1755 (3) Lucrettia Brush, Sandisfield, Mass, (son of 450 
 Nathaniel). 1 son, Josiah, 1785 2 daughters, Rachel, 1782; Abigail, 1788. 
 
 851 Ebenezer, 1709 d. Nov. 26, 1748 (2) m. Oct. 22, 1730; Hannah 
 Coleman, b. 1704, Middletown, Conn, (son of 3 John). 2 sons, 852 Com- 
 fort, 1731; 854 Ebenezer, 1734. 3 daughters, Hannah, 1733, Martha, 1736; 
 Lois, 1743. 
 
 852 Genl, Comfort, 1731 (3) Sarah Hamlin, Middletown, Conn. (Appen- 
 dix Note H.) (son of 851 Ebenezer). 6 sons, 853 Ebenezer, 1754; *Jabez, 
 1757; *Michel, 1759; *George H. 1765: *Comfort, 1767: ^Christopher, 1771. 
 6 daughters, Mary, 1753; Sarah, 1754; Esther, 1763; Lois, 1764; Hannah, 
 1769; Abigail, 1774 (Hubbard). 
 
 853 Ebenezer. 1754 (4) d. 1831, Middletown, Conn, (son of 852 Comfort). 
 
 2 sons, *Ebenezeir W. 1788; *George H. 1795. 4 daughters, Sally, 1784; 
 Maria, 1787; Elizabeth, 1790; Catharine, 1792. 
 
 854 Ebenezer, 1734 (3) d. 1759, m. Abiah Southmayd, Middletown, Conn, 
 (son of 851 Ebenezer). 2 sons, 855 Joseph, 1757; Ebenezer, 1759. 
 
 855 Dea. Joseph, 1757 (4) -d. 1818, East Hampton, Conn, (son of 854 
 Ebeneizer). No children. 
 
 856 Gideon, 1718 (2) d. 1752, m. Oct. 10, 1738, Bathsheba White, Crom- 
 well, Conn, (son of 3 John). 3 sons. 857 Gideon, 1739; 875 Giles, 1742; 
 *Luther, 1746. 2 daughters, Olive, 1744 (Brown); *Mille, 1748. 
 
 857 Gideon, 1739 (3) Cromwell, Conn, (son of 856 Gideon). 4 sons,. 
 Gideon, 1762; Samuel, 1767: 858 Elizur, 1771; 859 David, 1774. 
 
 858Elizur, 1771 (4) (son of 857 Gideon) daughters. 
 
 859 Gen. David, 1774 (4) d. 1851, Melissa Sloan, Middlebury, Vt. (son- 
 of 857 Gideon) 3 sons, 'George, 1810; 860 Elizur, 1812; 861 David B. 1818. 
 1 daughter, Alma S. 1806 (Palmer). 
 
 860 Elizur, 1812 (5) '(son of 859 David) 2 sons, Martin, Augustus. 2 
 daughters. Trace lost. 
 
 861 David B. 1818 (5) Maple Grove, Dakota Ter. (son of 859 David). 
 8 sons, 862 George B. 1849; 863 Easrer W. 1851; David D. 1854; Harmon A. 
 1857; Cyrus J. 1859; *Truman N. 1867; Elmer G. 1868; Arthur B. 1872. 
 
 3 daughters, *Dina M. 1846; *Cora A. 1862; Alma D. 1864. 
 
 862 George B. 1849 (6) Maple Grove, Dakota, Tea-, (son of 861 David 1 
 B.) No children. 
 
 863 Eager W. 1851 (6) (son of David B.) No children. 
 
 864 Ebenezer, 1759 (4) (son of S54 Ebenezer). No trace.
 
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 66 
 
 875 Giles, 1742 (3) Esther Hall, Cromwell, Conn, (son of 856 Gideon). 
 
 2 sons, *Giles, 1775; 876 Luther, 1778. 3 daughters, Hannah, 1776; Esther, 
 1782; Polly, 1784 
 
 876 Luther, 1778 (4) Skeneatales, N. Y. (son of 875 Giles). *1 son. 
 daughters. 
 
 877 John, 1727 (3) d. Jan. 12, 1805 m. Aug. 7, 1746 Ann Ranney, b. 
 Oct. 9, 1723, d. Aug. 19, 1778. Cromwell, Conn, (son of 4 John) 5 sons, 
 878 Reuben. 1748; "Simeon, 1775; 889 John, 1761; 897 Simeon, b. June 2, 
 1764; James, 1767. 4 daughters, Ann, 1746, Lucy, 1751; Sybil, b. May 27, 
 1753, m. 1257 Enoch; Olive, 1756. 
 
 878 Reuben, 1748 (4) Lucy Ranney. Cromwell, Conn, (son of 877, John). 
 8 sons, 879 James, 1773; *Luther, 1775; 882 Reuben, 1776; 886 Luther, 
 1778; 887 Russell, 1784; *George, 1785: *Ezekiel, 1789; 'George W. 1800. 
 
 3 daughters. Sophia, 1788; Ruth, 1792; Lucy, 1795. 
 
 879 James, 1773 (5) (son of 878 Reuben) 2 sons, 880 Russell, 1807; 
 881 Sylvester, 1809. 
 
 880 Russell, 1807 (6) (son of 879 James). 1 daughter, Emma A. 1851. 
 
 881 Sylvester, 1809 (6) Pennsylvania (son of 879 James). Has family 
 but can get no trace. 
 
 882 Reuben, 1776 (5) Sally Parsons (son of 878 Reuben) 4 sons, *0tis, 
 1808; *Luther E. 1810; 883 ' Reuben P. 1814; 884 Luther E. 1816. 5 
 daughters; Eunice, 1802; Almira, 1804; Lucy, 1808; *Sarah, 1812; Sophia, 
 1820. 
 
 883 Reuben P. 1814 (6) died 1876 Maria Chapman, Gale&burg, 111. (son 
 of 882 Reuben). 1 son, John C. 1855. 3 daughters, Sarah M. 1841; Mary 
 A. 1844; Julia E. 1846. 
 
 884 Luther E. 1816 (6) South Wilbraham, Mass, (son of 882 Reuben). 
 2 sons, 885 Edwin B. 1845; *Arthur A. 1850. 1 daughter, Mary A. 1847. 
 
 885 Edwin B. 1845 (7) Springfield. Mass, (son of 884 Luther E.) No 
 children. 
 
 886 Luther, 1778 (5) (son of 878 Reuben). 2 sons, "Alfred, 1802; 
 *Luther, 1812. 2 daughters, *Anna, 1806; *Marian, 1820. 
 
 887 Russell, 1784 (5) (son of 878 Reuben) 2 sons, 888 Richard, (daaf 
 Mute) ; *William. 5 daughters, Maria, Eliza, Julia, Mary, Harriet. 
 
 888 Richard (6) (son of 887 Russell). 1 daughter. 
 
 889 ohn, 1761 (4) Jerusha , Stockbridge, Mass, (son of 877 
 
 John). 3 sons, 890 John, 1795; 894 Henry, 1799; 896 Orrin, 1801. 3 
 daughters, *Laura, 1792: *Sally, 1797; *Mary, 1802. 
 
 890 John, 1795 (5) Cleveland. O. (son of 889 John). 5 sons, Mohn H. 
 1824; 891 William, 1826: 892 Jacob C. 1S29; 893 George B. 1832; Houston, 
 1840. 4 daughters, Rebecca (Camp) ; Alvira, Sarah. 
 
 891 William, 1826 d. 1875 (son of 890 John) 1 son, Frank, 1858. 
 
 89? Jacob C. 1829 (6) Cle.veland, O. (son of 890 John). 2 sons, William 
 E. 1859; 921 John C. 1863. 1 daughter, Catharine, 1854. 
 
 893 George B. 1832 (6) Nebo, HI. (son of 890 John.) 1 son, Edward, 
 1862.
 
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 894 Henry, 1799 (5) Brownhelm, O. (son of 839 John). 1 son, 895 
 Charles H. 1841. 1 daughter, Mary ,1. 1827. (Hough). 
 
 895 Charles H. 1841 (6) Emily C) Brownhelm, O. (son of 894 Henry). 
 2 sons, Harrie E. 1864: Charles F. 1865. 1 daughter, Grace J. 1875. 
 
 896 Orrin, 1801 (5) Browuhelm, O. (son of 889 John). 1 son, *John. 
 
 897 Capt. Simeon, 1764 (4) d. Jan. 22, 1860, m. May 28, 1785, Olivet 
 Codner, b. Oct. 9, 1766, d. Nov. 21, 1842. Cromwell, Conn, (son of 877 John). 
 6 sons, William, 1786, d. Oct. 1812; 898 John, b. May 5, 1792; 905 Simeon, 
 b. Aug. 30, 1797; 906 George W. b. Apr. 15, 1800, d. 1872. 5 daughters, 
 Pamelia, b. Aug. 18, 1790 Charlotte, b. Mar. 5, 1794; *Anna b. Feb. 27, 1798, 
 d. Oct. 20, 1799; Ann, b. Apr. 5, 1802; Eliza, b. Dec. 28, 1809. 
 
 898 John, 1792 (5) d. Jan. 1, 1826, m. Aug. 1818, Eleanor Koniff, b. 
 Jan. 8, 1800, d. Apr. 15, 1841. Geneseo, N. Y. (son of 897 Simeon). 3 sons, 
 
 899 John M. b. Sept. 1, 1819: 903 Elijah Franklin, b. Jan. 19, 1822; 904 
 William H. b. Apr. 22, 1829. 1 daughter, Mary O. b. Sept. 22, 1823. 
 
 Pamelia, 1790 (daughter of 897 Simeon) d. Jan. 22, 1852, m. Dec. 
 10, 1815. John Baldwin. 
 
 Charlotte, 1794 (daughter of 897 Simeon) d. June 29, 1829, m. Aug. 8, 
 1824, Rev. Abel Parmalee. 
 
 Ann, 1802 (daughter of 897 Simeon) d. May 17, 1829, m. Aug. 20, 1827, 
 Samuel Watrous. 
 
 Eliza, 1809 (daughter of 897 Simeon) d. Apr. 7, 1837, m. Sept. 25, 1833, 
 Samuel Porter. 
 
 M:ary Olivia, 1823 (daughter of 898 John m. 1847, Robert Albertson. 
 
 899 John Meivin, 1819 (6) d. Apr. 26. 1888, m. 1838, Mary A. Moak, 
 Blue Mounds, Minn, (son of 898 John) 5 sons; 900 Joseph B. 1842; 913 John 
 F. 1848; 914 Edward C. 1850; 902 David S. 1852, d. 1896; 915 Henry M. 
 1857; 3 daughters, Rachel, Laura, 1839, d. 1877; America A., 1845, in. Henry 
 McCall, preent address Palmer House, Chicago, 111. 
 
 Mary Ellen, 1843, d. 1877, rn. David Williams, b. 1841, d. 1917; 2 sons, 
 Frank D! 1868. Albion, Neb. George W. 1871, Albion, Neb. 
 
 900 Joseph B. 1842 (7)-^Cynthia A. Williams, Pleasant Valley, 111. (son 
 of 899 John M.) ] son, 901 Harold S. 1882. 1 daughter, Alma G. 1866. 
 
 901 Hon. Harold S. 1882 (7) m. Rose A. Donahue, Mt. Carroll, 111. (son of 
 
 900 Joseph B.) 2 sons, Joseph L. 1913. James R. 1919. 1 daughter, Mildred 
 L. 1909. 
 
 902 David S. 1852 (7) m. Etta Holly, East St. Louis, 111. (son of 899 
 John M.) 1 son, * Walter D. 1874. 1 daughter, Mabel L. 1876, resides at 
 4647 Enright Ave., St. Louis, Mo. 
 
 903 Elijah Franklin, 1822 (6) d. Jan. 22, 1896 m. Apr. 15, 1857, Catharine 
 Stoner, b. Jan. 21, 1837. (Canton, 0.) Terre Haute, Tnd. (son of 898 John). 
 2 sons, John W. b. July 11, 1859; 919 Franklin S. b. Dec. 16, 1864. 1 
 daughter, Florence E. b. Mar. 3, 1858. 
 
 904 William H. 1829 (6)-- d. Apr. 10, 1894, m. Sarah Random (son of 
 898 John) 4 sons, James R. 1858, d. 1905, William H. 1860, d. 1915; Fred- 
 erick, 1864, d. 1888; George, 1862, m. no children. 2 daughters, Mary F. 
 1853, m. 1874, Fred Barnes, 327 So. 5th St., EfTingham, 111. 1 son, Harry 
 Lewis, 1874. 1 daughter, Blanche E. 1876, m. Henry B. Wewnsing, Effing- 
 ham, 111.; Caroline E 1355, in. Meivin Stewart, South 8th St., Terre Haute, 
 Ind. 
 
 905 Simeon, 1797 (5) m. Feb 12. 1823, Balinda Underbill, Pittsford, 
 N. Y. (son of 897 Simeon) 1 daughter Charlotte (Parsons).
 
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 906 George W. 1800- d. Apr. 8, 1843, m. Mar. 21, 1826, Laura A. Thais, 
 Geneseo, N. Y. (&on of 897 Simeon). 1 son, 907 Edwin G., 1827. 
 
 907 Edwin G. 1827 (6) (son of 906 George W.) 3 sons, Elmer F. 1861; 
 Frank E. 1872; Wilbur A. 1876. 2 daughters, Carrie L. 1861; Estella A. 
 1869. 
 
 908 Francis C. 1810 (5) (son of 897 Simeon) m. Oct. 24, 1833, Ann E. 
 Fuller, *William F. 134; 912 Henry F. 1836; 909 Charles F. 1838; 911 
 John S. 1841: 917 Joel G. 1848. 
 
 909 Charles F. 1838 (6) d. 1918. So. Avon, N. Y. (son of 908 Francis 
 C.) 4 sons, Frank G. 1864; 910 Elmer F. 1868; *Alvah, 1867; Norman K. 
 1872. 2 daughters, Cora P. 1869; Charlotte E. 1875. 
 
 910 Elmer F. 1868 (7) m. 1895 Elizabeth Darrow, Avon, N. Y. (son 
 of 909 Charles F.) 1 son, Lowis F. 1905, 1 daughter, Mabel E. 1913. 
 
 911 Tohn S. 1841 (6) So. Avon, N. Y. ;son of 909 Francis C.) 2 daugh- 
 ters. 
 
 912 Henry F. 1836 (6) La Grange. Tnd. (son of 908 Francis C.) No 
 children. 
 
 913 John F. 1848 (7) Winifred Mont, (son of 899 John M.) 
 
 914 Edward C. 1859 (7) d. 1895, m. Carrie M. Summers, b. 1859, Terre 
 Haute, Ind. 4 sons, Harold E. 1879 d. 1907, m. Jessie Boyeir; 916 Rus- 
 sell S. 1885. 918 Charles L. b. July 26. 1883. *Robt. P. 1887, d. 1912. 1 
 daughter, Ethel G. 1880 m. 1917, Clifton C. Ovareck, 314 Oliver St. Los, 
 Angeles, Cal. 
 
 915 Henry M. 1857 (7) (son of 899 John M.) 1 son, Charles, Beresford, 
 Manitoba. 1 daughter, *Alma. 
 
 916 Russell S. 1885 m. 1913, Mariorie P. Fitch, 702 South Ave., Schen- 
 ectady, N. Y. (son of 914 Edward C.) 1 daughter, Ruth Lucile, 1914. 
 
 917 Joel G. 1848 (6) Paw Paw, Mich, (son of 908 Francis C.) No 
 children. 
 
 918 Charles L. 1883 (8) m. Feb. 22, 1917, Hildegard Poppe, 4816 McKinley 
 Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. (son of 914 Edward C.) 1 son, John E. b. Sept. 
 21, 1919. 
 
 919 Franklin S. 1865 (7) (son of 903 Elijah F.) unmarried and lives 
 with his sister Florence E. 1858, at 648 Oakdale Ave., Chicago, 111. 
 
 920 John W. 1859 (7) (son of 903 Elijah F.) unmarried and lives with 
 his sister Florence E. 1858, at 648 Oakdale Ave., Chicago, 111. 
 
 921 Bishop John C. 1863 (7) d. Oct. 3, 1919, (son of 892 Jacob C.) 
 m. Heittie L. Murphy of Chicago, residence Salina, Kan. 1 daughter, Mrs. 
 Arthur Taber of Redwing, Minn. 
 
 922 William 0. 1870 (8) (son of 180 Benj. F.) m. 1898 Mary E. Bales, 
 3963 9th St., San Diego, Cal. 1 son, William E. 1904. 1 daughter* Katherine 
 A. 1898 (Mrs. Chas. E. Widiner.
 
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 [SECOND BRANCH] 
 FAMILY OF JOHNATHAX, 1674 
 
 SON OF DAVID, 1639 
 
 1000 Johnathan, 1674 (1) d. 1712, Anna Bod well, Cromwell, Conn, (son 
 of David. 1639). The place of his burial is unknown. No monument mark- 
 ing it i& found. But it is probable that it was in Riverside cemetery, 
 in Middletown. Conn., there being no cemeitery in Cromwell until the year 
 following his death. 1 son, 1001 Johnathan, 1711. 3 daughters, Lydia, 
 1706: Rachael, 1708; Anna, 1709. 
 
 1001 Johnathan. 1711 (2) m. Feb. 14, 1738, Hannah Gibson, Cromwell, 
 Conn, (son of 1000 Johnathan). 4 sons, 1002 Johnathan, 1739; 1100 Hezekiah, 
 1745; 1110 Joseph, 1747; 1125 Moses, 1754; 5 daughters. Margary, 1741; 
 Lois, 1743; Hannah, 1749; Lydia, 1752; Anna, 1756. 
 
 1002 Johnathan, 1739 (3) Mary Bole, Shaftsbury, Vt. (son of 1001 John- 
 athan). 7 sons. 1003 Johnathan, 1768; 1012 James. 1772; 1013 Noah, 1774; 
 1021 Jesse, 1776; 1023 Joel, 1778; 1025 Jared, 1780; 1022 Josiah, 1782. 
 3 daughters-. Mary. 1765; Lois, 1767; Hannah. 1779. 
 
 1003 Johnathan, 1768 (4) died 1823 Mercy Reed, Franklin, Pa. (son of 
 1002 Johnathan). 2 sons, 1004 Johnathan R, 1801; 1009 Noah R. 1804. 2 
 dauchters, Sarah. 1800 (Ridgway) ; Mercy, 1803. 
 
 1004 Johnathan R 1801 (5) died 1839. Sarah Parker. Franklin. Pa. (son 
 of 1003 Johnathan). 4 sons, 1006 Miles W. 1825: 1007 Alfred R. 1828; 
 
 1008 John P. 1832: *Theodore P. 1836. 2 daughters. Caroline C. 1830; 
 Sarah M. 1836 (Phipps). 
 
 1006 Miles W. 1825 (6) Franklin. Pa. (son of 1004 Johnathan R.) No 
 family. 
 
 1007 Alfred R. 1828 (6) Brooklyn. N. Y. (son of 1004 Johnathan R. 
 1801). No children. 
 
 1008 John P. 1832 (6) T'dioute. Pa. (son of Johnathan R.). 3 sons, 
 Frank, 1858; Ralph, 1860: Miles, 1868. 3 daughters. Oettie. 1862; Cora, 
 1864: Sarah. 1866. 
 
 1009 Noah R. 1804 (5) died 187?. Hannah RHey (son of 1003 Johnathan) 
 
 2 sons. 1010 Almond B. 1834: 1011 Albert A. 1840. 2 daughters. Mercy N. 
 1829 (Hyde); Fidelia, 1842 (Trvin). 
 
 1010 Almond B. 1834 (6) Matilda Willsie. Elk Point. S. Dak. (son of 
 
 1009 Noah R.) 3 sons. Milton W. 1858: Ernest A. 1860; William H. 1863. 2 
 daughters. Maud J. 1870: Florence. 1873 
 
 1011 Albert A. 1840 (6) Rachel Ward. Elk Point. S. Dak. (son of 1009 
 Noah R.) 1 son. Mil^s A. 1875. 1 daughter. Elsie M. 1869. 
 
 1012 James, 1772 (4) Bennington. Vt. (son of 1002 Johnthan) *1 son. 
 
 1013 Noah, 1774 (4) died 1825 (son of 1002 Johnathan). 4 sons, 1014 
 Jesse, 1807; 1016 Noah, 1809: 1019 Joseph W. 1817; 1020 James. 1919. 
 
 3 daughters, , f Rix) : Anna (Broughton) : Lunah (Barringer).
 
 1014 Jesse, 1807 (5) Belvidere, 111. (sou of 1013 Noah). 1 son, 1015 
 Oel N. 1845. 2 daughters, Anna, 1535; Luna, 1839. 
 
 1015 Oel N. (6) Belvidere, 111. (son of 1014 Jesse). No children. 
 
 1016 Noah, 1809 (5)- -(son uf 1013 Noah). 3 sons, 1017 William H. 1832; 
 *Monroe B.; 1018 Joseph W. 1845. 2 daughters. 
 
 1017 William H. 1832 (6) Lawrence. Kan. (son of 1016 Noah) 2 sons, 
 Noah E. 1862; Walter H. 186.5. 
 
 1018 Joseph W. 1845 (6) Paola, Kan. (son of 1016 Noah). No children. 
 
 1019 Joseph W. M. D 1817 (5) Caroline C. Sage, Memphis, Mich, (son 
 of 1013 Noah). 3 sons, Frank M. 1857; Henry O. 1860; Charles, 1867. 2 
 daughters, Caroline, Sarah. 
 
 1020 [ames, 1819 (5) Memphis, Mich, (son of 1013 Noah) 1 son, *Noah. 
 4 daughters, Amy, Sarah, Eva, Carrie. 
 
 1021 Jesse, 1776 (4) Cincinnati, 0. (son of 1002 Johnathan). 1 son, *Noah. 
 *Samuel. 2 daughters. * * 
 
 1022 Josiah, 1782 (4) Bennington, Vt. (son of 1002 Johnathan). *1 son, 
 1815. 2 daughters. Name extinct. 
 
 1023 Joel, 1778 (4) Pennsylvania (son of 1002 Johuathan, 3 sons, *Eri; 
 1024 James, 1807; *Simeon. 10 daughters. 
 
 1024 James, 1807 (5) (son of 1023 Joel). 2 sons, Joel, Horace. Trace 
 lost. 
 
 1025 Jared, 1780 (4) Elizabeth Howard Jamaica, Vt. (son of 1002 
 Johnathan). 7 sons, 1026 Levi A. 1807: 1029 Jared, 1811; 1030 Josiah, 
 1812; 1031 John B. 1815; 1037 Jesse, 1817; 1040 Mason A. 1821; 1041 
 Emery S. 1823. 3 daughters, Rosina, 1805; Catharine, 1806; Sally, 1808. 
 
 1026 Levi A. 1807 (5) Wilmington, Vt. (son of 1025 Jared). 2 sons, 
 1027 John M. b. Mar. 5, 1845; 1028 Jared L. 1848. 4 daughters, Emily 
 M. 1839; Mary E. 1840; Sarah. 1842; Betsey E. 1814. 
 
 1027 John M. 1845, m. Sept. 4, 1870 (6) Phebe A. Guinn, b. Sept. 2, 1843. 
 (son of 1026 Levi). 1 son, 1044 John A. b. Sept. 24. 1874. 2 daughters, 
 Sarah, 1870; Martha, 1872. 
 
 1028 Tared J. 1848 (6) (son of 1026 Levi) 1 son, Royal J. 1869. 1 
 son, Royal J. 1869; 1 daughter, Lillie E. 1876. 
 
 1029 Jared, 1811 (5) Olive H. Clark (son of 1025 Jared). 2 sons, 
 
 * Augustus C. 1836; * James W. 1857. 4 daughters, Mary A. 1838; Martha 
 E. 1840; Ellen F. 1844; Candace A. 1848. 
 
 1030 Josiah, 1812 (5) Lancaster, Mass, (son of 1025 Jared). 2 sons, 
 
 * * 2 daughters, Emma, 1850; Ruth, 1852. 
 
 1031 John B. 1815 (5) Nancy Holton, Jamaica, Vt. (son of 1025 Jared). 
 4 sons, 1032 Henry J. 1842: 1033 John B. 1843; 1036 Chandler F. 1845; 
 *Nahor L. 1853. 1 daughter, Eunice A. 1850. 
 
 1032 Henry J. 1842 (6) (son of 1031 John B.) 2 daughters, Delia M. 
 1866; Mattie J. 1868. 
 
 1033 John B. 1842 (6) m. Cora Estherbrooke, b. Aug. 5, 1854, d. Nov. 22, 
 1877; 2nd m. Arrosette Johnson (son of 1031 John B.) 2 sons, 1034 Harry 
 P. 1876; 1035 Earl W. 1885.
 
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 1034 Harry P. b. Apr. 24, 1876 (7) 111. Jan. 1, 1908, Carrie M. Briggs, 
 who died Nov. 22, 1911. So. W'ardsboro, Vt. (son of 1033 John B.) 1 
 so n,Pearl R. 1910. 
 
 1035 Earl W. b. Sept. 8, 1885 (7) m. 1912 Ora M. Hall, Townsend, Vt. 
 (son of 1033 John B.) No children. 1919. 
 
 1036 Chandler F. 1845 (6) (son of 1031 John B.) No children. 
 
 1037 Jease, 1817 (5) Lestina M. Groat, Stratton, Vt. (son of 1025 Jarod). 
 2 sons, 1038 Lyma nD. 1842; 1039 Frank, 1847. 2 daughters, Sarah J. 
 1845; Ella M. 1852. 
 
 1038 Lyman D. 1842 (6)^(son of 1037 Jesse). No children. 
 
 1039 Frank, 1847 (6) (son of 1037 Jesse) No children. 
 
 1040 Mason A. 1821 (5) West Wardsboro, Vt. (son of 1025 Jared). 1 
 son, Bertie M. 1873. 
 
 1041 Emory S. 1823 (5) Martha S. Holton, Jamaica, Vt. (son of 1025 
 Jared). 2 sons, * Mason A. 1854; Willie E. 1871. 7 daughters, Pamela A. 
 1849; Lucina C 1850; Etta L 1851; Abbie M. 1856; Alice L. 1858; Minnie 
 E. 1861; Rhoda B. 1S63. 
 
 1042 Ernest A. 1860 in. Edith Gregory (son of 1010 Almond B.) 1 son, 
 1043 George M. 1883. 
 
 1043 George M. 1883 (8) m. 1906 Delia Jane, Vermillion So. Dak. (son 
 of 1042 Ernest). 1 daughter, Dorothy Dell, 1912. 
 
 1044 John A. 1874 (7) m. Oct. 3 1908. Bessie A. L. Clark, Wilmington, 
 Vt. (son of 1027 John M.) No issue 1919. 
 
 1849.
 
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 76 
 
 1100 Hezekiah, 1745 (3) died 1795, Cromwell, Conn, (son of 1001 Johna- 
 than). 2 sons, *Daniel, 1781; 1101 Moses-, 1783. 
 
 1101 Moses, 1783 (4) Hannah Johnson, Cromwell, Conn, (son of 1100 
 Hezekiah). 1 son, Hezekiah, 1813, who left daughters in Le Roy, N. Y. 
 (Appendix Xote 1.) 
 
 1110 Joseph, 1747 (3) d. 1831, Jemima _ , Cromwell, Conn, (son 
 
 of 1001 Jonathan). 2 sons, 1111 Joseph T. 1782; 1133 John S. 1784. 4 
 daughters, Ruth, 1773; Jemima and Molly, 1788; Lucy, 1776. 
 
 1111 Joseph T. 1782 (4) died 1832 ; Elizabeth Stanard. (son of 1110 
 Joseph). 1 son, 1112 John. 5 daughters, Ann, Caroline, Eliza, Betsy, Ruth. 
 
 1112 John (5) son of 1111 Joseph T.). Married and lived in Rochester 
 in the year 1831. Can get no trace. 
 
 1113 John S. 1784 (4) d. 1865, Colebrook, Conn, (son of 1110 Joseph). 
 3 sons, 1114 Henry W. 1812; 1116 John C. 1817; 1117 Edmund B. 1822. 5 
 daughters, Nancy S., Laura, Lydia L., Marian, (Austin); Amy J. 
 
 1114 Henry W. 1812 (5) (son o flllS John S.) 1 son, 1115 Henry W. 
 1849. 2 daughters, Delia, 1825; Myra, 1856. 
 
 1115 Henry W. 1849 (6) (son of Henry W. 1812). 1 daughter, 1873. 
 
 1116 John C. 1817 (5) (son of 1113 John S.) No children living. 
 
 1117 Edmund B. 1822 (5) Colebrook, Conn, (son of 1113 John S.) 1 
 daughter, Ida, 1870. 
 
 1125 Capt. Moses, 1754 (3) died 1816, Susannah Haviland, Bennington, 
 Vt. (son of 1001 of Johnathan) (Appendix Note J.) 4 sons, 1126 Isaac, 
 b. Mar. 16, 1777; 1140 Jacob, 1779: 1145 Moses, 1788; *Henry, 1798. 5 
 daughters, Sally, 1781; Susan. 1783; Polly, 1785; Patty, 1792; Fanny, 1794. 
 
 1126 Isaac, 1771, d. Mar. 6, 1840 (4) m. Mar. 13, 1801, Sally Childs, 
 b. Apr. 7, 1781, d. Feb. 8, 1346 (daughter of Major Johnathan Childs, b. 
 1756 and Deliverance Freeman, b .1760). Bennington, Vt. (son of 1125 
 Moses). 5 sons, 1127 Nathan F. 1802; *Alden R. 1803; 1128 Orrin N. 1805; 
 1136 David C. 1807; 1138 Charles T. b. June 20, 1812. 2 daughters, Amanda, 
 1810; Maria M. 1817. 
 
 1127 Nathan F. 1802 (5) m. Julia A. Thomas (son of 1126 Isaac). 1 
 son, *Alden F. 1830. 1 daughter, Julia M. 1828 (Walton). 
 
 1128 Rev. Orrin N. 1805. d. 1884 (5) m. Elizabeth Berry, Cincinnati, O. 
 (son of 1126 Isaac). 7 sons, 1129 George R. 1828; 1131 Henry Wl 1830; 
 Orrin N. 1833; 1133 A. Judson, 1835, 1149 Marshall W. 1840; 1151 Frank 
 W. 1846; 1135 Edward M. 1848. 1 daughter, Helen F. 1843. 
 
 Helen F. 1843 (daughter of 1128 Orrin N.) m. 1866, Thornton M. 
 Hinkle, 2214 Auburn Ave., Cincinnati, O. Children, Helen, 1867, unmar- 
 ried and lives with parents; Frederick W. 1870, m. Susanna Russell, re- 
 sides at Belcamp, Edwards Road, Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, O. ; Phillip 3rd, 
 1874, m. Suzanne Gest, reside?, at 2150 Grandin Road, Walnut Hills, Cincin- 
 nati, O. 
 
 1129 Judge George R. 1828 (6) d. 1898, m. Evaline Corwin (see Appendix 
 Note T.) Cincinnati, 0. Cson of 1128 Orrin N.) 1 son, 1130 Corwin B. 1859. 
 1 daughter, Carrie E. 1856, m. Col. Jas. M. Burns, Ridgeway Apartments, 
 Avondale, Cincinnati, O. 
 
 1130 Corwin B. 1859 (7) Winfield St. Los Angeles, Cal. (son of 1129 Geo. 
 R.) No children, 1919.
 
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 1131 Henry W. 1830 (6) d. 19 JO, m. Elizabeth Hinkle, 1). 1833, Cincin- 
 nati, O. (son of 1128 Orrin N.) 1 son, 1132 Henry J. 1866. 2 daughters, 
 Flora H. 1859; Pauline L 1878, resides at 16 Westminster Apartments, 
 Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, O. 
 
 1132 Heniy J. 1866 (7) m. 1892, Clara B. Fry, 79 Milk St. Boston, 
 
 (son of 1131 Henry W.) J son, 1150 Donald H. 1893. 1 daughter, Pauline. 
 Flora Hinkle, 1859 (daughter of 1131 Henry W.) m. 1883. Francis A. 
 
 Wjilber, 215 W. Fremont St. Fostoria. O. 1 daughter, Margaret Hinl.le, 1888, 
 870 Woodward Ave. Detroit, Mich. 1 son, Allen Sage, 1892, 66 Fifth Ave.. 
 Xew York City. 
 
 1133 Rev. Adonirum Judson, D. D. 1835 (6) m. Eliza Snowden, 2912 Ver- 
 non P. Cincinnati, O. (son of 1128, Orrin N.) 2 daughters, Helen F. 
 1370; Alice M. 1872. 1 son, 1134 John D. 1677. 
 
 1134 John D. 1877 (7) m. Carrm-n Blow (Vice President Union Central 
 Life Ins. Co.) resides in Vernonville, Cincinnati, O. (son of 1133 Adonirum 
 J.) 1 son, John S. 1916. 1 daughter, Barbara, 1917. 
 
 1135 Edward M. 1847 (6) dead (son of 1128 Orrin N.) 1 daughter, Victoria, 
 1873. 
 
 1136 David C. 1807 (5) Brocton, N. Y. (son of 1126 Isaac). 2 sons, 
 *Emerson C. 1839; 1137 Kan&om A. 1843. 2 daughters, *Sarah M. 1835; 
 Sarah S. 1840. 
 
 1137 Ransom A. 1843 (6) (son of 1136 David C.) 1 son, Jay M. 1872. 
 1 daughter, *Ettie M. 1876. 
 
 1138 Charles T. 1812, d, 1874 (5) (son of 1126 Isaac) m. Sophia E. 
 Gunnison, b. 1816, d. Dec. 24, 1895, at Normal, 111. 2 sons, 1139 Eugene G. 
 1837; 1152 Eben C. 1855. 2 daughters, Mary J. b. 1840, d. Aug. 29, 1880, at 
 Aurora, 111. Sophia M. b. 1859 at Virdiii, 111., now resides at 4796 Hamil- 
 ton St., San Diego, Cal 
 
 1139 Rev. Eugene G. 1837, d. 1912 (6) m. 1849, Lillian C. Wells (son 
 of 1138 Charles J.) 3 sons, Charles W. 1869; Eugene, 1875; 1155 Harold 
 K. 1890. 2 daughters, Martha, 1871; Mary, 1873. 
 
 1140 Jacob, 1779 (4) (son of 1125 Moses) 2 sons, 1141 Sylvenus, 1802; 
 1143 Reuben C. 1804. 3 daughters, Clarissa, 1800; Sophia,' 1806; Maria, 
 1808. 
 
 1141 Sylvenus, 1802 (5) (son of 1140 Jacob). 2 sons, *John, 1142; 
 Philo J. 
 
 1142 Philo J. (6) Fredonia, N. Y. (son of 1141 Sylvenus). 1. *1 daughter. 
 
 1143 Reuben C. 1804 (5) Buffalo, N. Y. (son of 1140 Jacob). 1 son, 1144 
 Theodore B. 1834. 1 daughter, Mercy M. 1831. 
 
 1144 Theodore B. 1834 (6) New York, (son of 1143 Reuben C.) 3 sons, 
 John, 1866. * * 
 
 1145 Moses, 1788 (4) died 1860 Wheatland, N. Y. (son of 1125 Moses). 2 
 sons, 1146 Martin G. 1817; 1147 Norman b Mar. 6. 1819. 
 
 1146 Martin G. 1817 (5) Elkhart, Ind. (son of 1145 Moses) 2 sons, Carl- 
 ton E. 1851, Norman H. 1860. 2 daughters, Mary E. 1854; Laura G. 1858.
 
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 1147 Norman, 1819, d. Apr. 4. 1913 m. Eliza Adams, b. June 25, 1839, 
 Elkhart, Ind. (son of 1145 Moses). 2 sons, .Charles S. 1852; Frank A. b. 
 Nov. 22, 1860. 
 
 1148 Frank A. 1860 (6) m. Feb. 11, 1885, Jennie Blackburn, d. Jan. 
 25, 1912. 208 Division Si. Elkhart, Ind. (son of 1147 Norman). 1 son, 
 Norman B. b. Oct. 3, 1902. 
 
 1149 Marshall W. 1860 (6) m Margacetta Lucky, killed at battle of 
 Cold Harbor (son of 1128 Orrin N.) 1 son, Geo. L. 1862. 
 
 1150 Donald H. 1893 (8) m. 1918, Agnes Q. Davidson, Sewickley, Pa. (son 
 of 1132 Henry J.) 
 
 1151 Frank W. 1846 (6) (son of 1128 Orrin N.) m. Jane Corwin, Park- 
 side Apartments, Clifton, Cincinnati, Ohio. 
 
 1152 Eben C. 1855 (6) (son of 1138 Charles T.) m. 1879 Nora Amanda 
 Cowen, 39 Forbes PI., East Haven, Conn. 1 daughter, Nora Amanda, 1880. 
 2 sons, Eben B. 1883; 1153 Truman Bartlett, b. Oct. 22, 1886. 
 
 1153 T. Bartlett, 1886 (7) (son of 1152 Eben C.) m. Jan. 23, 1913, Vivian 
 E. Melaska, 603 W. 140 St., N. Y. City. 
 
 Nora Amanda, 1880 (daughter of 1152 Eben C.) m. Samuel E. Dibble, 
 3307 Parkview Ave., Pittsburg, Pa. 
 
 1154 Eben B. 1883 (7) fson of 1152 Eben C.) m. Lillian J. Morse, 59 
 Forbes PI., East Haven, Conn. 
 
 1155 Harold K. 1890 (7) son of 1139 Eugene) unmarried (1919) and is 
 a planter at Dublin, Miss.
 
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 [THIRD BRANCH] 
 
 (The stone marking his grave is still standing in the old cemetery in 
 Cromwell, in fair preservation). 
 
 1200 Timothy, 1678 (1) Margaret Holibert, Cromwell, Conn, (son of David, 
 1639). 5 sons, *Samul, 1709; 1201 Timothy, 1714; 1250 David, 1718; 1305 
 Solomon, 1720; 1372 Amos, 1722. 2 daughters, Mercy, 1712; Mary, 1716. 
 
 1201 Timothy, 1714 (2) Mary Warner, Cromwell, Conn, (son of 1200 
 Timothy). 4 sons, 1202 Timothy, 1743; *Ludiah, 1749; *Ludiah, 1754; 
 1204 Eppaphras, 1757. 1 daughter, Mary, 1759. 
 
 1202 Timothy, 1743 (3) Cromwell (son of 1201 Timothy) 2 sons, 1203 
 Asa, 1768; Timothy, 1785. 2 daughters, Abigail, 1775 ' (Kirby) ; Mary, 
 1784 (Ranney). 
 
 1203 Asa, 1768 (4) Sarah Eels, Cromwell, (son of 1202 Timothy). 1 
 son, *Henry, 1795. 
 
 1204 Capt. Eppaphras, 1757 (3) Elizabeth Ranney, Cromwell, Conn, (son 
 of 1201 Timothy). 2 sons, 1205 Justus, 1782; 1208 Eppaphras, 1793. 6 
 daughters, Elizabeth, 1780; Betsy, 1784; Sarah, 1789; Caroline, 1791; Ann, 
 1796; Maria, 1798. 
 
 1205 Justus, 1782 (4) Mary Kirby, Cromweill, (son of 12*04 Eppaphraa). 
 3 sons, *Timothy, 1811; 1206* Justus K. 1814; 1207 Nehemiah K. 1816. 2 
 daughters, Elizabeth, 1809: Mary A. 1812. 
 
 1206 Justus K. 1814 (5) Cromwell (son of 1205 Justus). 1 son, Edward 
 J. 1856. 2 daughters, Mary, 1837; Ann. 1842 (Burr). 
 
 1207 Nehemiah K. 1816 (5) Indian Territory (son of 1205 Justus). Sons 
 and daughters. 
 
 1208 Eppaphras 1793 (4) died 1853, Salome Goodrich, Cromwell, Conn, 
 (son of 1204 Eppaphras). 3 sons, 1209 Charles P. 1829; 1210 Henry L .1831; 
 1211 John L. 1843. 1 daughter, *Mary A. 1836. 
 
 1209 Charles P. 1829 (5)-^died 1912, Elizabeth Thayer, Cromwell, Conn. 
 (son of 1208 Eppaphras). 2 sons, Arthur F. 1854, died 1880; Charles P. 
 1867. 2 daughters, Hattie L. 1859; Nellie E. 1874. 
 
 1210 Henry L. 1831 (5) died 1903 Bridgeport, Conn, (son of 1208 Eppa- 
 phraa). 1 daughter, Bertha, 1868. 
 
 1211 John L. 1843 (5) Esther Nash, Cromwell, Conn, (son of 1208 Ep- 
 paphras). 1 son, John E 1873. 3 daughters, Alice A. 1867 (Mrs. C. H. 
 Scofield); Charlotte E. 1868, m. Nov. 12, 1891, C. E. Smith, 754 Campbell 
 Avenue, West Haven. Conn. 2 children, *Oliver C. 1893, Esther F. b. Mar. 
 4, 1898, m. Aug. 2, 1919, living with her parents; Marian F. 1871; Carrie 
 E. 1878, died 1903.
 
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 1250 David, 1718 (2) died 1803, Sarah Stocking, Portland, Conn, (son of 
 1200 Timothy). 6 sons, *David, 1747; 1251 Joseph, 1748; 1256 Noah, 1750; 
 Enoch, 1752-1300 Ebenezer, 1755; 1301 Abner, 1758. 3 daughters, Ruth, 
 1761; Sarah, 1765; Mary, 1769. 
 
 1251 Capt. Joseph, 1748 (3) Rxith Goodrich, Portland, Conn, (son of 1250 
 David). 3 sons, 1252 Walter; 1255 Rodrick; *Anson. 
 
 1252 Walter (4) Jemina Eddy, Portland, Conn, (son of 1251 Joseph). 2 
 sons, 1253 David; *Ebenezer. 
 
 1253 David (5) Prudence Tryon, Portland, Conn, (son of 1252 Walter). 
 1 son, 1254 Franklin. 
 
 1254 Franklin (6) Eliza M. Pitkin, Portland, Conn, (son of 1253 David). 
 1 daughter, Edith. 
 
 1255 Rodrick (4) Hannah Lewis, Portland (son of 1251 Joseph). 1 son, 
 Joseph. 3 daughters, Jane, Elizabeth, Marian. 
 
 1256 Noah, 1750 (3) Honora White, Portland, Conn, (son of 1250 David). 
 1 son, *Harry. 1 daughter, Harriet. 
 
 1257 Enoch, 1752 (3) Sybil Sage, Portland, Conn, (son of 1250 David). 
 4 sons, 1253 Alexander, 1784; *David; 1250 Charles L. 1797; 1261 Philip, 
 b. Sept. 26, 1786. 4 daughters, Lucy, 1799; Charlotte, 1782; Laura, 1788; 
 Mary, 1790. 
 
 1258 Alexander, 1784 (4) Cromwell, Conn, (son of 1257 Enoch). 1 son, 
 "Robert S. 1815. 6 daughters, *Betsey, 1805; *Sarah A. 1807; Mary, 1809; 
 *Emily, 1812; *Elizabth, 1818; 'Harriet, 1822. 
 
 1259 Charles L. 1797 (4) Julian Whitmore, Portland, (son of 1257 Enoch). 
 1 son, 1260 James L. 1820. 3 daughters, Julia, 1823; Jane, 1826; Eliza, 
 1828. 
 
 1260 James L. 1820 (5) Frankfort, Ky. (son of 1259 Charles). No 
 children. 
 
 1261 Philip, 1786 (4) d. June 8, 1855, Vienna Penfleld, Portland, (son of 
 1257 Enoch). 3 sons, 1262 Enoch / 1814, died 1902; 1263 Charles H. b. 
 May 5, 1816; *Oliver P. 1822, died 1849. 3 daughters, Frances; Lawton, 
 1825, died 1937; Lavina E. 1829 (Gladwin), died 1904. 
 
 1262 Enoch, 1814 (5) Sarah Willcox, Portland, (son of 1261 Philip). 1 
 son, Philip, 1850, d. 1916. 1 daughter; Frances M. 1837, died 1915. 
 
 1263 Charles H. 1816 (5) d. Feb. 19, 1885, m. Sept. 16, 1880, Eliza Hall, 
 (son of 1261 Philip). 1 son, 1264 John H. b. Apr. 20, 1847. 
 
 1264 John H. 1847 (6) Agnes F. Kellogg, Hartford, Conn, (son of 1263 
 Chas. H.) 1 daughter, Harriet E. b. Aug. 26, 1884, m. Samuel St. J. Morgan, 
 27 Circuit Road, Chestnut Hill, Mass.
 
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 85 
 
 1300 Ebenezer, 1755 (3) Portland, Conn, (son of 1250 David). 1 son, 
 *John S. 1791. 1 daughter, *Frances M. 1793. 
 
 1301 Abner, 1758 (3) Sarah Ellsworth, Portland, Conn, (son of 1250 
 David). 2 sons, 1302 Henry E. 1797; Edward C. 1793. 3 daughters, Sarah, 
 1787 (Spencer); Emily, 1789 (Seldon); *Almira, 1791. 
 
 1302 Henry E. 1797 (4) Lucinda N. , Portland, (son of 1301 
 
 Abner). 3 sons, 1303 Henry. 1820; 1304 Edward, 1816; *Cornalius, 1830. 2 
 daughters, Sarah E. 1822. (Steward). *Emily A. 1836. 
 
 1303 Henry, 1820 (5) Louisa M. Noyes (son of 1302 Henry E.) No 
 children. 
 
 1304 Edward, 1816 (5) Abigail S. Shepherd, Portland, (son of 1302 Henry 
 E.) 2 daughters, Cornelia A., Dorinda W. 
 
 1305 Solomon, 1720 died 1794, Hannah Kirby, Cromwell, Conn. (son of 
 1200 Timothy). 5 sons, 1306 Samuel. 1746; 1311 Seth, 1747; 1319 Stephen, 
 1752; 1335 Simeon, 1759; 1360 Solomon, 1762. 5 daughters, *Chloe, 1749; 
 *Mattie, 1755; Mille , 1757; Hannah, 1764; Mercy, 1768. 
 
 1306 Samuel, 1746 (3) Elinor Edwards, Cromwell, Conn, (son of 130S 
 Solomon). 1 son, 1307 Allen, 1732. 2 daughters, *Elinor and Hannah, 
 1790 (Belden). 
 
 1307 Allen, 1782 (4) Cromwell, Conn, (son of 1306 Samuel). 1 son, 
 1308 Samuel, 1810. 5 daughters, Julia, 1S03 (Cannon); Sarah, 1805 (Mc- 
 Kee); Louisa, 1812 (Edwards); Saphrona. 1815; Harriet, 1821. 
 
 1308 Samuel, 1810 (5) Emeline Bailey, Fowler, Mich, (son of 1307 
 Allen). 3 sons, 1309 Allen, 1837; *Henry, 1843; 1310 William H. 1845. 
 
 4 daughters, Elizabeth J. 1834: Harriet M. 1840 (Long); *Agnes S. 1849; 
 Catharine M. 1852. 
 
 1309 Allen, 1837 (6) Alice Springer, San. Jose, Cal. (son of 1308 Samuel). 
 2 daughters, Mary E. 1871: Hattie E. 1875. 
 
 1310 William H. 1845 (6) Fowler, Mich, (son of 1308 Samuel). 3 daugh- 
 ters, Emma L. 1868; Cora L. 1872; Cordelia M. 1875. 
 
 1311 Rev. Seth, 1747 (3) Phebe Willcox, Windsor, N. Y. (son of 1305 
 Solomon). 3 sons, 1312 Marcus, 1784; 1315 Jeffrey, 1791 ; *Luke, 1798. 
 
 5 daughters; Hannah, 1799 (Doolittle) ; Aura, 1781 (Lane); Chloe, 1786 
 (Griswold); Betsey, 1788 (Stow); Dulce, 1795 (Dixon). 
 
 1312 Marcus, 1784 (4) Windsor, N. Y. (son of 1311 Seth). 1 son, 13ia 
 Silas S. 1813. 1 daughter, Phebe,' 1809. 
 
 1313 Silas S. 1813 (5) Cazenovia, N. Y. (son of 1312 Marcus). 1 son r 
 1314 Herbert R. 1849. 1 daughter, *Sidney L. 1837. 
 
 1314 Herbert R. 1849 (6) Helen M. Brownson, New York, (son of 131? 
 Silas S.) No children. 
 
 1315 Jeffrey, 1791 (4) Windsor, N. Y. (son of 1311 Seth). 3 sons, 1316 
 Cyrus H. 1822: 1317 William R. 1829: 1318 John C. 1837. 2 daugh- 
 ters, Nancy, 1826 (Mason); Parthenia, 1836. 
 
 1316 Cyrus H. 1822 (5) Emporium, Pa. (son of 1315 Jeffrey). 3 sons,. 
 William, 1853; Cyrus, 1861; Frederick, 1865. 
 
 1317 Lieut. William R. 1829 (5) U. S. Army (son of 1315 Jeffrey). 3 
 sons, Enos B. 1853; Jeffrey, 1855; William, 1859. 1 daughter, Edith, 1852: 
 (Read).
 
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 1318 John C. 1837 (5) Brooklyn, N Y. (son of 1315 Jeffrey). 1 son, 
 Henry J. 1874. 
 
 1319 Stephen, 1752 (3) Sandisfield, Mass, (son of 1305 Solomon). 6 
 sons, 1320 Silas, 1788; 1321 Philomem, 1781; 1324 Solomon, 1783; 1327 
 Stephen G. 1786; 1332 Dennis, 1794; 1333 Josiah, 1798. 4 daughters, Char- 
 ity, 1785 (Robbins); Esther, 1787 (Chappel) ; Chloe, 1792 (Lee); 'Hannah, 
 1796. 
 
 1320 Silas, 1788 (4)-nSandisfield, Mass, (son of 1319 Stephen); 3 sons, 
 Stephen F. 1807; Fayette C. 1822; *Silas W. 1825. 4 daughters, Charity, 
 (Skinner); Maria (Hollister) ; Esther (Howe); Marion (Phelps). 
 
 1321 Philomen, 1781 (4) Sandisfield, Mass, (son of 1319 Stephen). 6 
 sons, *Caius M. 1806; *Daniel D. 1812; 1322 Solomon S. 1813; *Rufus C. 1818; 
 'Augustus P. 1820; 1323 Jasper D. 1823. 2 daughters, Anna E. 1809; 
 Mary C. 1815 (Hubbard). 
 
 1322 Solomon S. 1813 (5) (son of 1321 Philomen). 1 son, Ellis. 
 
 1323 Jasper D. 1823 (5) Elizabeth, N. J. (son of 1321 Philomen). 2 
 sons, Hollister, 1860; Douglass, 1863. 3 daughters, Ella, 1851; Emma, 
 1857; Millie, 1865. 
 
 1324 Solomon, 1783 (4) Amy Loomis (son of 1319 Stephen). 3 sons, 
 "Horace L. 1810; 1325 Hiram H. 1811; *Solomon, 1813. 1 daughter, Aura, 
 1815. 
 
 1325 Hiram H. 1811 (5)-^died 1878, Elimina Young, Copenhagen, N. Y. 
 <son of 1324 Solomon). 1 son, 1326 Charles H. 1845. Etta E. 
 
 1326 Charles H. 1845 Pinkney, N. Y. (son of 1325 Hiram H.) 1 son, 
 Horace L. 1871. 
 
 1327 Stephen G. 1786 (4) (son of 1319 Stephen). 2 sons, 1328 Hiram 
 A. 1811; 1331 Stephen G. 1813. 
 
 1328 Hiram A. 1811 (5) (son of 1327 Stephen). 2 sons, 1329 Stephen W. 
 1835; 1330 Golden H. 1846 
 
 1329 Stephen W. 1835 (6) Pioneer, O. (son of 1328 Hiram A.) 1 son, 
 Trank, 1861 2 daughters. 
 
 1330 Colden H. 1846 (6) Great Barrington, Mass, (son of 1328 Hiram 
 A.) No children. 
 
 1331 Stephen G. 1813 (5) Sfillsdale, Mich, (son of 1327 Stephen). 1 
 son, Lewis L. 1871. 4 daughters, Frances L. 1855; Chloe A. 1858; Emma 
 L. 1861; Eva A. 1869. 
 
 1332 Dennis, 1794 (4) Holland, Lucas Co. O. (son of 1319 Stephen). 2 
 sons, Stephen, 1852; Thomas, 1858. 4 daughters. 
 
 1333 Josiah, 1798 (4) Pleasant Valley, Conn, (son of 1319 Stephen). 2 
 sons, 1334 William H. 1825; *Byron, 1827. 3 daughters, Elizabeth, 1823; 
 Eliza (Higgins) ; Maria (Leonard). 
 
 1334 William H., M. D. 1825 (5) New Haven, Conn, (son of 1333 Josiah). 
 2 sons, Frederick H. 1859; Henry P. 1869. 
 
 1335 Capt. Simeon, 1759 (3) died 1840 Mary Holden, Salisbury, Conn, 
 (son of 1305 Solomon). 4 sons, *Ira, 1795; 1340 Charles, 1800; 1343 Rod- 
 ney, 1807; 1344 Simeon, 1811. 7 daughters, Lovisa, 1788; Prudence and
 
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 Mary, 1792; Betsey and Annie, 1802 (Thomas); Eliza, 1804 (Harris); Lu- 
 cinda, 1807 (Phelps). 
 
 1340 Charles, 1800 (4) Sheffield, Mass, (son of 1335 Simeon). 1 son, 
 1341 Charles D. 1849. 3 daughters, Mary E. 1832; Caroline M. 1834 (Wil- 
 cox) ; Eliza A. 1844, died 1919). 
 
 1341 Charles D. 1849 (5) died Oct. 28, 1918, Clara A. Dickson, Sheffield, 
 Mass, (son of 1340 Charles). 1 son, 1342 Edwin R. b. Mar. 23, 1870. 4 
 daughters, Julia A. b. Jan. 4, 1872; Mary L. b. Jan. 12, 1874; Kitty C. b. Dec. 
 5, 1875; Belle B. b. Feb. 25, 1878. 
 
 1342 Edwin R. 1870 (6) m. Aug. 26, 1896, Alice D. Lovejoy, 23 Garden 
 St. Cambridge, Mass, (son of 1341 Chas. D.) 2 sons, Edwin Day, b. June 
 17, 1901. Charles Rodney, June 29, 1904. 1 daughter, Prescilla, Nov. 19, 
 1909. 
 
 Julia A. 1872 (daughter of 1341 Chas. D.) m. Sept. 2, 1890, Francis 
 G. Kittridge, 2 sons, Robert F. b. May 14, 1891; Raymond E. b. July 28, 
 1892. 2 daughters, Clara K. b. July 15, 1894; Edna 1896, d. 1914. 
 
 Mary L. 1874 (daughter of 1341 Chas. D.) m. Nov. 7, 1895 Ernest C. 
 Hilliard, 13 Weir St. Auburndale, Mass. 1 son, Charles E. b. May 9, 1903. 
 1 daughter, Pearl M. b. Oct. 17, 1898. 
 
 Kitty C. 1875 (daughter of 1341 Chas. D.) m. Nov. 30, 1899. Harry 
 D. Pollard, New Braintree Mass. 4 sons, Leroy H. b. Dec. 17, 1900. Wal- 
 ter E. b. Dec. 15, 1903: Farnum J. b. May 28/1907; Henry D. b. June 25, 
 1913. 1 daughter, Dorothea, b. Nov. 10, 1906. 
 
 Belle B. 1878 (daughter of 1341 Chas. D.) m. Aug. 26, 1908, Edwin 
 H. Candee, d. 1912. 
 
 1343 Rodney, 1807 (4) Chapinsville, Conn, (son of 1335 Simeon). 1 
 daughter, Alice B. 1838. 
 
 1344 Simeon, 1811 (4) Great Barrington > Mass, (son of 1335 Simeon). 1 
 daughter, Susan A. 1845 (Curtiss).
 
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 1360 Solomon, 1762 (3) Anna Williams, Cromwell, Conn, (son of 1305 
 Solomon); 4 sons, 1361 Eber, 1790; 13G4 Ezra, 1796; Solomon, 1802; 1369 
 Luther W. 1803. 4 daughters, Roxy, 1791 (White); Anna, 1792 (Russell); 
 Emily, 1798 (Ball); Laura, 1799 (Post). 
 
 1361 Eber, 1790 (4) Acsah Ely, Cromwell, Conn, (son of 1360 Solomon). 
 
 3 sons, 1362 Francis, 1S16: 1363 Ferdinand, 1821; Frederick, 1823. 2 
 daughters, Elvira Jane, 1817 (McWilliams) ; Cornelia, 1818. 
 
 1362 Francis, 1816 (5) Mary Welsher, St. Helena, Cal. (son of 1361 Eber). 
 
 1 son, Junius A. 1^48. 3 daughters, Elvira A. 1840; Cornelia A. 1842; 
 Mary F. 1844. 
 
 1363 Ferdinand, 1821 (5) Rocky Hill, Conn, (son of 1361 Eber). 1 
 daughter. 
 
 1364 Ezra, 1796 (4) Bathsheba M. Wilcox, Cromwell, Conn, (son of 1360 
 Solomon). 6 sons, 1365 Henry W. 1821; 13(56 Ezra S. 1829; 1368 John 
 N. 1837; *Frederick B. 1834; 1367 Edward W. 1832; Albert P. 1851. 6 
 daughters, Anna M. 1819 (Norton); Eliza E. 1823 (Butler); *Bathsheba, 
 1826; Marion ; 1829, (Belden) ; Emma L. 1848; Ella F. 1849. 
 
 1365 Henry W. 1821 (5) Rocky Hill, Conn, (son of 1364 Ezra). 1 daugh- 
 ter, Adella, 1848. 
 
 1366 Ezra S. 1829 (5) Providence, R. 1. (son of 1364 Ezra) 2 daughters, 
 Lottie, Carrie. 
 
 1367 Edward W. 1832 (5) (son of 1364 Ezra) 2 sons, Edward, 1866; 
 Frederick, 1868. 2 daughters. 
 
 1368 John N. 1837 (5) Cromwell, Conn, (son of 1364 Ezra). Died of 
 disease contracted in army. 1 son, Frederick, 1861. 
 
 1369 Luther W. 1803 (4) Elizabeth White, Cromwell, Conn, (son of 1360 
 Solomon). 2 sons, 1370 Charles L. 1831, 1371 Frank A. 1839. 4 daughters, 
 Elizabeth A. 1829; *Emily B. 1833; *Sarah A. 1840; Georgia A. 1848. 
 
 1370 Charles L. 1831 (6) Higgaman, Conn, (son of 1369 Luther W.) 
 
 4 sons, *Charles H. 1862; *Frank H. 1864; Herbert F. 1870; Willie E. 1872. 
 4 daughters, Ida F. 1855; "Nellie F. 1857: Rosa E. 1859; Sarah E. 1867. 
 
 1371 Frank A. 1839 (6) Meriden, Conn, (son of 1369 Luther W.) 1 
 son, Burton L. 1874. 
 
 1372 Amos, 1722 (2) d. 1759, m. Rebecca Wilcox, Cromwell, Conn, (son 
 og 1200 Timothy). 5 sons, 1373 Amos, 1747; 1375 William, 1748; 1500 
 Hezekiah. 1750; 1510 Xathan, 1752: 1511 Elisha, 1755. 3 daughters, Rebecca, 
 1754, (Riley); Abigail, 1756 (Swift); Submit, 1759 (Willitts). 
 
 1373 Amos, 1747 (3) Mary Lewis, Cromwell, Conn, (son of 1372 Amos). 
 
 2 sons, *Sylvester, 1781; 1374 Silas, 1779. 2 daughters, Anna M. 1787 
 (Doud); *Sybil, 1777. 
 
 1374 Silas, 1779 (4) m. Margaret Jennings, Cromwell (son of 1373 Amos). 
 7 sons, "Sylvester, 1804; "Joseph J. 1808; "Bernard, 1810; "Arthur M. 1813; 
 "Silas, 1815; Amos, 1817; Bernard, 1818. 2 daughters, "Mary L. 1806; 
 Margaret, 1812 (Talcot). 
 
 1375 Capt. William, 1748 (3) Bathsheba Hollister, Cromwell, Conn, (son 
 of 1372 Amos). Appendix Note K.) 9 sons, 1376 William, 1768; 1390 
 Josiah, 1770; 1393 George, 1772; "Roswell, 1778: 1408 Isaac. 1786; "Nathan, 
 1788; 1409 Orrin, 1791. 5 daughters, Betty, 1769 (G. Butler); Sally, 1780 
 (Deming); Clarissa, 1785 (J. Butler): "Sophy 1794; Susan, 1795 (White).
 
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 1376 William, 1768 (4) d. 1307. m. Elizabeth Cook, Middletown, Conn, 
 (son of 1375 William). 5 sons, *William, 1787; *Henry, 1791; 1377 Charles, 
 1795; 1385 James, 1797; 1386 Hiram, 1799. 3 daughters, Eliza, 1793 (Win- 
 ship); Sarah, 1801; Abigail, (Lee). 
 
 1377 Charles, 1795 (5) d. 1838, m. Sally Williams, Ithaca, N. Y. (son 
 of 1376 William). Shipwrecked on Florida and killed by Indians. 2 sons, 
 
 1378 Henry W. 1814: *Charles C. 1825. 5 daughters, Julia A. 1815; Eliza- 
 beth C. 1817; Lucy A. 1819; 'Caroline B. 1821; Caroline B. 1823. 
 
 1378 Henry W. 1814 (6) d. 1897, Brooklyn, N. Y. (son of 1377 Charles). 
 Appendix Note. L.). 2 sons, 1379 Dean, 1841; 1381 William H. b. Jan. 8, 
 1844. 
 
 1379 Dean, 1841 (7) d. 1902, m. Sarah A. Manning, b. 1841, d. 1915, 
 Brooklyn, N. Y. (son of 1378 Henry W.) 2 sons, Henry M. 1868; 1380 
 Dean, 1875. 3 daughters, Susan Lynn, b. Oct. 1, 1866; Sarah Porter, b. June 
 8, 1874; Elizabeth Manning, b. Mar 27, 1878. 
 
 1380 Dean, 1875 (8) >m. 1900, Anna Parker, Bernardsville, N. J. (son of 
 
 1379 Dean). 1 son, Dean, Jr. 1908. 2 daughters, Cornelia. 1901; Sarah, 1902. 
 Susan Linn, 1866 (daughter of 1379 Dean) m. 1891 James Fennimore 
 
 Cooper, Cooperstown, N. Y. 4 sons, James Fennimore, b. 1892, d. 3918; 
 Henry Sage Fennimore, 1895; Paul Fennimore, 1899; Lynn Fennimore, 1899. 
 
 Sarah Porter, 1874 (daughter of 1379 Dean) m. 1903 Edwin O| Holter, 
 Mount Kisco, N. Y. 3 daughters, Sarah Manning, 1904; Elizabeth Sage, 
 1906; Mary Francis, 1911. 1 son, Edwin O. Jr. 1908. 
 
 Elizabeth Manning, 1878 (daughter of 1379 Dean), m. Walter L. Good- 
 win, d. 1913. 4 sons, Walter L. 1902; Henry Sage, 1904; Grenville, 1907; 
 John B. L. 1912. m. 2nd 19:16 Meredith Hare, Huntington, Long Island, 
 resides at 177 East 71st St. N. Y. City. 1 son, David, 1917. 
 
 1381 William H. 1844 (7) m. 1869, Jane Gregg Curtin, who d. Nov. 
 22, 1893, m. 2nd Apr. 9, 1898. Isabel Whitney, Menands Iload, Albany, 
 N. Y. (son of 1378 Henry W.) 4 sons. 1382; Henry Williams, 1872; 
 Andrew Gregg Curtin, 1873, unmarried, 31 West 58th Street, New York 
 City. DeWitt Linn, 1875, d. 1901 ; * William H. 1900. 1 daughter, Katharine 
 C. b. 1870. 
 
 Katherine Curtin, 1870 (daughter of 1381 William H.) m. Oct. 16, 
 1895, Ernest Tngersoll White at Ithaca, N. Y. resides at 1025 James St., 
 Syracuse, N. Y. Children, Jane Sage, b. Apr. 29, 1897; Marian Strong, b. 
 Aug. 4, 1898. Katherine Curtin, b. Aug. 12, 1903. 
 
 1382 Henry W. 1872 (8) m. May 10, 1899, Marjory Lowrie at Philadelphia, 
 Pa. now resides at 33 State Street, Albany, N. Y. (son of 1381 William H.) 
 2 sons, Henry W. b. June 19, 1902. DeWitt L. b. Aug. 15, 1905. 1 daughter, 
 Marjorie Lowrie, b. Mar. 24, 1900.
 
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 92 
 
 1385 James, 1797 (5) Ohio (son of 1376 William). 3 sons, Henry, Charles, 
 Alvin. 1 daughter, Lucy, Trace lost. 
 
 1386 Hiram, 1799 (5) Sally Rowley, Ogden, N. Y. (son of 1376 William). 
 3 sons. 1387 Charles H. 1825; 1388 Henry R. 1830; 1389 James A. 1835. 
 
 1387 Charles H. 1825 (6) \Hannah Teachout, Memphis, Mich, (son of 1386 
 Hiram). 6 sons, *Frank H. 1850; *Mark L. 1851; *George M. 1853; Charles 
 A. 1857; James L. 1859: Franklin, 1867. 
 
 1388 Henry R. 1830 (6) Milwaukee, Wis. (son of 1386 Hiram). 1 son, 
 *Charles A. 1855. 
 
 1389 James A. 1835 (6) Tona, Mich, (son of 1386 Hiram). 2 daughters, 
 Lottie M. 1864; *Minnie B. 1866 
 
 1390 CoL Josiah, 1770 (4)- Sarah Savage, Cromwell, Conn, (son of 1375 
 William). 1 son, 1391 Linnus P. 1798. 2 daughters, Sally 1799; Julia, 
 1801. 
 
 1391 Linus P. 1798 (5) Caroline Sage, Brooklyn, N. Y. (son of 1390 
 Josiah). 3 sons, 1392 Edward, 1824; Charles N. 1842; Robert, 1835. 5 
 daughters, Carolina, 1827; Virginia, 1833; Sarah, 1838; Margaret Augusta, 
 1840; Fredrica, 1844. 
 
 1392 Edward, 1824 (6) A Portuguese Lady, China, (son of 1391 Linus 
 P.) 2 children. 
 
 1393 George, 1772 (4) d. 1808, m. Harriet Edwards, Cromwell, Conn, 
 (son of 1375 William). 2 sons, 1394 George, 1801; 1403 Roswell, 1809. 2 
 
 daughters, Lucinda, 1805, (Fanning) ; Lucretia, 1807. 
 
 1394 George, 1801 (5) d. 1840 m. Lucy Davis, (son of 1393 George). 6 
 sons, 1395 William G. 1822; 1396 Edwin R. and 1399 Edward R. 1825; 
 1400 Orrin W. 1829; 1402 Charles J. 1836; * James M. 1838. 3 daughters, 
 Harriet M. 1827 (Parker); Elizabeth J. 1831 (Gould); Louisa, 1834. 
 
 1395 William G. 1822 (6) Huron, O. (son of 1394 George). 1 son, George 
 J. 1859. 2 daughters, Maria A. 1851 (Groat); Bessie D. 1870. 
 
 1396 Edwin R. M. D. 1825 (6) Prairie Depot, O. Sarah Yant (son of 
 1394 George). 1 son, 1397 Edward, b. July 16, 1873; 1 daughter, Rose D. 
 1864. 
 
 1397 Edward R. 1873 (7) m. 1896 Evelyn Wingar, 611 Rennsalaer St 
 Bucyrus, O. (son of 1396 Edwin R.) 2 sons. 1398 Dean W. 1896; *Edward 
 R. 1907. 2 daughters, Ruth S. 1898, d. 1908; Maxine R., 1912. 
 
 1398 Dean W. 1896 (8) m. 1916, Sada M. Henderson, 7702 Home Court, 
 Cleveland, 'O. (son of 1397 Edward R.) 
 
 1399 Edward R. 1825 (6) d. 1900 m. Caroline Yant, b. 1828 d. 1910, 
 Prairie Depot, O. (son of 1394 George). 4 sons, *Roswell, 1853; John B. 
 1858; 1412 Charles S. 1860; William E. 1866. 1 daughter, Lucy D. 1854. 
 
 1400 Orrin W. 1829 (6) died in Salsbury Prison, N. C. 1865. (son of 
 1394 George). 1 son, 1401 Orrin, O. 1862. 1 daughter, Ida O. 1853. 
 
 1401 Orrin 0. 1862 (7) Bradner, O. (son of 1400 Orrin W.) 3sons, Ralph, 
 1888, d. at Tulsa, Okla. 1915; *Orrin D. 1891 at Prairie Depot, 0.; 1410 Harold 
 A. 1894. 2 daughters, Leo, 1881, m. A. F. Irons, Dunkirk, N. Y.; Naomi D. 
 m. Ralph Burger, Prairie Depot, O.
 
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 1402 Charles J. 1836 (6) Prairie Depot, O. (son of 1394 George). 1 son, 
 1411, Charles B. 1876. 1 daughter, Celia L. 1871, m. Dr. Isaac V. Wirebaugh, 
 Prairie Depot, O. 
 
 1403 Roswell, 1809 (5) m. Minerva Hawley, Freedom, 0. (son of 1393 
 George). 6 sons, 1404 Harvey H. 1833; 1405 Charles R. 1835; 1406 Dwight 
 R. 1839; 1407 Roswell G. 1841; Clarence H. 1850; George L. 1857. 4 daugh- 
 ters, Harriet M. 1830; Olivia A. 1833; Theodosia R. 1852; Flora J. 1855. 
 
 1404 Harvey H. 1833 (6) Gainesville, Fla. (son of 1403 Roswell). No 
 children. 
 
 1405 Charles R. 1835 (6) xShalersville, O. (son of 1403 Roswell). No 
 children. 
 
 1406 Dwight R. 1839 (6) Berrien Springs, Mich, (son of 1403 Roswell). 
 2 daughters, Katie, 1867; Minnie, 1869. 
 
 1407 Rosville G. 1841 (6) Canton, 0. (son of 1403 Roswell). 3 sons, Charles 
 R. 1874; Francis R. 1876; Harry W. 1877. 
 
 1408 Dea. Isaac, 1786 (4) Harriet Sage, Cromwell, Conn, (son of 1375 
 William). 7 daughters, Lucy E. 1813 (Tuttle) ; Harriet, 1814 (Merril) ; 
 Bathsheba W. 18J6; Jane E. '1818 (Doolittle) ; *Marrian, Clarissa, *Almira. 
 
 1409 Hon. Orrin, 1791 (4) Wiare, Mass, (son of 1375 William) (Appen- 
 dix Note M.) 2 daughters, Harriet, 1818 (Hyde); Sarah. 
 
 1410 Harold A. 1894 (8) m. 1913 Mabel Bichtol, Prairie Depot, 0. (son of 
 1401 Orrin). 1 son, Richard, 1918. 1 daughter, Donna Rose, 1915. 
 
 1411 Charles B. 1876 m. Jan. 11, 1898, Myra Howard at Bradford, Pa. 
 (son of 1402 Charles J.) Present address, 316 Erie St., Toledo, Ohio. No 
 issue. 
 
 1412 Charles S. 1860 (7) m. 1886 Jessie Belle Shepler. (son of 1399 Ed- 
 ward R.) Prairie Depot, O. 2 sons, Raymond R. 18S8, C'ebu Cebu Island, P. I. 
 Robert E. M. 1894 (Stationed at Camp Taylor and honorably discharged 
 1919).
 
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 96 
 
 1500 Hezekiah, 1750 (3) Salem, Mass, (son of 1372 Amos.) 1 son, 
 1501 William, 1787. 
 
 1501 William, 1787 (4) Elizabeth Tngalls, Salem, Mass, (son of William), 
 (son of 1500 Hezekiah). 2 sons, 1502 William, 1815; 1503 Thomas, 1817. 
 
 1502 William, 1815 (5) Roxbury, Mass, (son of 1501 William). 3 sons, 
 'William W. 1843; *Francis 0. 1846; William F. 1849. 3 daughters; Abby 
 M. 1837 (Richardson); Lizzie J. 1840; Sarah C. 1841. 
 
 1503 Thomas, 1817 (5) Lowell, Mass, (son of 1501 William). 3 sons, 
 William A. 1850; Henry L. 1857; Weston, 1861. 1 daughter, Phebe A. 1852. 
 
 1510 Nathan, 1752 (3) d. 1833 Huldah Ranney, Cromwell, Conn, (son of 
 1372 Amos). (Appendix, Note N.) 2 sons, *Amos, 1773; "Nathan, 1780. 1 
 daughter, Hiildah, 1778, (Knox). 
 
 1511 Elisba, 1755 (3) Martha Montague, Cromwell, Conn, (son of 1372 
 Amos). 6 sons, 1512 Rufus, 1777; 1527 Elisha, 1779; 1537 Barzilla, 1782; 
 1552 Amos, 1791; 1557 Calvin, 1793: *Cyprian, 1801. 6 daughters, "Martha, 
 1781; *Fanny, 1784; *Molly, 1785; Mary. 1787 (Woodworth) ; Lorinda, 
 1789, (Garfield); Wealthy, 1795 (Merwin). 
 
 1512 Rufus, 1777 (4) d. 1826 Jerusha Butler, Cromwell, Conn, (son of 
 1511 Elisha) 4 sons; 1513 Edmund, 1804; 1515 Elisha L. 1809; 1521 Ben- 
 jamin, 1814: 1524 Rufus B. 1817. 4 daughters, Jerusha, 1806 (H. Gear)); 
 Martha, 1808 (A. S. Gear); *Fanny, 1811; "Frances, 1812. 
 
 1513 Edmund, 1804 Rhoda Merwin, Cromwell, Conn, (son of 1512 Rufus). 
 3 sons, *Lewis E. 1826; 1514 Charles E. 1838; *Henry M. 1841. 3 daugh- 
 ters, 'Elizabeth W. 1830; "Frances, 1832; *Martha M. 1834. 
 
 1514 Charles E. 1838 (6) Newark, N. J. (son of 1513 Edmund). 3 sons, 
 Walter M. 1869; Edmund D. 1871; Frederick H. 1874. 
 
 1515 Capt. Elisha L. 1809 (5) Elizabeth B. Hubbard, Cromwell, Conn. 
 (son of 1512 Rufus). Author of 1878 Edition. (Appendix Note O.) 5 sons, 
 1516 Orrin B. 1829; 1517 George H. 1834; an infant, 1837; "Elisha W. 1839; 
 1520 Elisha T. 1843; *Frank B. 1854. 2 daughters, *Martha A. 1830; 
 Elizabeth M. 1832, (Smith). 
 
 1516 Orrin B. 1829 (6) d. 1876 m. Frances A. Weeks, Cromwell, (son 
 of 1515 Elisha L.) 1 son, "Herbert S. 1866. 4 daughters, Mary W. 1860; 
 *Edith L. 1863; "Lizzie H. 1869; Nettie E. 1874. 
 
 1517 George H. 1834 (7) d. 1907, Laura Arnold, Cromwell, Conn, (son of 
 1515 Elisha L.) 2 sons, 1518 Arthur T. 1861; Fred S. 1885; d. 1889. 1 
 daughter, Laura C. 1883, m. Fred Crosby, Orange, Conn. 
 
 1518 Arthur T. 1861 (7) Josephine Brown, Orange, Conn, (son of 1517, 
 George H.) 2 sons, "Frederick G. 1885. 1519, Edward W. 1895. 
 
 1519 Edward W. 1895 (8) m 1917 Olive White, Orange, Conn, (son of 
 1518 Arthur T.) 2 sons, Howard A. 1918; George F. 1919. 
 
 1520 Elisha T. 1843 (6) m. Martha Waterman, Cromwell, Conn, (son 
 of 1515 Elisha L.) 2 sons, Frank J. 186&; "Robert, 1867. 2 daughters, 
 "Lillie E. 1869; Alice, 1871. 
 
 1521 Benjamin, 1814 (5) d. 1847, Elizabeth Brooks, Bristol, Conn, (son 
 of 1512 Rufus). 1 son, 1522 James H. 1841. 2 daughters, Laura, 1840; 
 Amelia B. 1845. 
 
 1522 James H. 1841 (6) Leora A. Mildrum, d. 1905, Middletown, Conn, 
 (son of 1521 Benjamin). 5 sons, 1523 Harry J. 1869; Herbert M. 1872;
 
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 Archie B. 1874; Frederick L. 1875; Clifford S. 1880 1 daughter, Julia E. 
 1877. 
 
 1523 Hariy J. 1869 (6) Charlotte B. Day, d. 1919, Aahville, X. C. (son 
 of 1522 James H.) No chi Idren (1919). 
 
 1524 Rufus B. 1317 (5) m. Harriett Miller, Cromwell, Conn, (son of 
 1512 Rufus). 3 sons, 1525 Winnit R. 1855; *Theson, 1859; d. 1916; *Sted- 
 \\orth, 1864, d. 1916. 2 daughters, Emmeda, 1867; *Lona, 1870. 
 
 1525 Winnit R. 1855 (6) m. Belie Botell, Cromwell, Conn, (son of 1524 
 Rufus B.) 1 son, 1526 Preston R. 1894. 3 daughters, Lottie M. 1884, d. 
 Feb. 1, 1919. Ethel B. 1892; Helen E. 1897. 
 
 1526 Preston R. 1894 (7) m. 1916 Alice P. Xemcomb. (son of 1525 Win- 
 nit R. Xo children (1919). 
 
 1527 Elisha 1779 (4) d. 1854. Prudence Risley, Oneida. X. Y. (son of 
 1.->11 Elisha). 5 sons, 1528 Henry R. 1805; 1531 Elisha M. and 1533 Elizur 
 \V. b. Apr. 13, 1812; 1334 William C. 181 1; 1536 Russell, 1816. 2 daugh- 
 ters, Sally, 1807; Fannie, 1809 (ChapinV 
 
 1528 Heniy R. 1805 d. 1850 Catharine Smith, (son of 1527 Elisha). 2 
 sons, 1529 Rufus H. 1834; 1530 Russell, 1839. 2 daughters, Sarah, 1832; 
 *Lorinda. 
 
 1529 Rufus H. 1834 (6) Milwaukee, Wis. (son of 1528 Henry R) 
 
 1530 Russell, 1839 (6) Milwaukee. Wis. (son of 1528 Henry R.) 
 
 1531 Elisha M. 1812 (5) d. 1874 m. Jemima K. Way (son of 1527 Elisha). 
 3 sons, 1532 Charles R 1836; *Reuben, 1845; *Daniel, 1839. 3 daughters, 
 Henrietta, 1835; Martha A. 1842; Alfretta, 1845. 
 
 1532 Charles R. 1S36 (6) Troy, X. Y. (son of 1531 Elisha M.) 5 sons, 
 William E. 1860; Charles R. 1864; Sealewis, 1869; Benjamin, 1872; Samuel, 
 1876. 2 daughters, Lydia, 1806; Jennie, 1874. 
 
 1533 Elizur W. 1812 (5) -d. Feb. 9, 1884, m.1834 Mary M, Willard, m. 
 2nd. 1859, Sabina Eaton, Channhan. Til. (son of 1527 Elisha). 3 sons, 1603 
 Eli/ur b. Apr. 28, 1849, Rufus A. b. Sept. 24, 1866, d. Oct. 20, 1888: Olin 
 A. b. Jan. 5, 1971. 6 daughters, Mary J. !>. Oct. 16, 1837, d. Jan. 1, 1919. 
 Emily. May 20. 1813; Leni b. Doc. ' 22, 1851; Harriet b. Aug. 19, 1860; 
 Helen S. b.' Feb. 25, 1862; Fanny fi. b. June 7, 1864. 
 
 Emily, 1843 ''daughter of 1533 Elizur W.) in. Henry Chadwick, Joliet, 111. 
 Children/ Fred. 1868: Ross, 1871; Russell, 1873: Kate, 1875, deceased. 
 
 Leni, 1851 (daughter of 1533 Elizur W.I m. M. Schoonmaker, Crete, 
 111. Children, Mary, 1871: Hattie, 1872. d. 1897; Jennie, 1874; Elsie, 1879; 
 Dale, 1880. 
 
 Harriet, 1860 (daughter of 15?3 Elizur W.) m. Wilbur Davis, Joliet, III. 
 Children, Ralph, 1890 Rufus, 1895; Ina, 1883; Bertha, 1889. 
 
 Helen S. 1862 (daughter of 153.'! Elizur W.) m. Stanley H. Holbrook, 
 Park Ridge, 111. Children, Helen R. 1888: Elsie L. 1890; Francis E. 1892; 
 Cora W. 1900; Rufus Sage, 1897; George L. 1902. 
 
 Fannv E. 1864 (daughter of 1533 Elizur W.) m. A. V. Cristler, Glen 
 Elleyn, 111. Children!, Alice and Francis (twins) 1894; Kathryn, 1898; Amey, 
 1903. 
 
 Mary Jane. 1837 (daughter of 1533 Elizur W.) m. Chas. Wignall. Chil- 
 dren. Oeoree, 1856; Fred, 1859; Leni, 1866. 
 
 1534 William C. 1814 (5) Lucretia Jones, Troy. X. Y. (son of 1527 Elisha). 
 2 s,m*: Henry J. 1840; 1535 Albert H. 1848; 3 daughters, Sarah M. 1835; 
 Julia, 1838; Elizabeth. 1844.
 
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 1535 Albert H. 1848 (6) Troy, N. Y. (son of 1534 William C.) 3 sons, 
 Walter H. 1867; Albert H. 1870; George, 1872. 1 daughter, Altah F. 1876. 
 
 1536 Hon. Russell, 1816 d. 1912, Maria Henrie d. 1918. New York, 
 (son of 1527 Elisha) (Appendix Note P.) No children. 
 
 1537 Barzillia, 1782 (4) d. 1854. Eunice Doud, Middletown, Conn, (son 
 of 1511 Elisha). 10 sons, 1538 Barzillia D. 1806; 1544 Cornwell, 1807; 
 1546 Frederick; 1810; *Alfred, 1812; 1547 Timothy, 1813; 1548 Titus, 1815; 
 1549 Dennis E. 1817; 1550 Chester, 1819; 1551 Phillip, 1822. 2 daughters, 
 Eunice, 1809 (Tngham) j Jane, 1825 (Bradley). 
 
 1538 Barzillia D. 1806 (5) d. 1853 Elizabeth P. Yale, Middletown, Conn, 
 (son of 1537 Barzillia). 5 sons, 1539 Barzillia Y. 1832; 1540 De Witt C. 1836; 
 1541 Frank J. 1839; i542 Ira Y. 1848; 1543 John C. 1852. 2 daughters, Char- 
 lotte, 1834 (Hubbard); "Virginia, 1844. 
 
 1539 Barzillia Y. 1832 (6) Middletown, Conn, (son of 1538 Barzillia D.) 
 1 son, 'Frederick. 2 daughters, Fannie, Carrie. 
 
 1540 DeWitt C. 1836 (6) Cromwell, Conn, (son of 1538 Barzillia D.) 2 
 sons, 'Walter, 1871; Walter, 1876. 3 daughters, Virginia, 1865; Anna, 1867; 
 Bertha, 1874. 
 
 1541 Frank Y. 1839 (6) Wethersfield, Conn, (son of 1538 Barzillia D.) 
 
 1 son, Clarence S. 1861. 2 daughters, Emma E. 1859; Jennie S. 1863. 
 
 1542 Ira Y. 1848 (6) Atlanta, Ga. (son of 1538 Barzillia D.) 1 son, Ira A. 
 1874. 
 
 1543 John C. 1852 (6) Atlanta, Ga. (son of 1538 Barzillia D.) 
 
 1544 Capt. Cornwell, 1807 (5) d. 1870, Sarah Merriman, Middletown, 
 Conn, (son of 1537 Barzillia). 7 sons, 1545 Timothy K. 1845; *John R. C. 
 1836; *George H. 1839; *Samuel H. 1842; 'Charles H. 1843; 'Cornwell D. 
 1851; *Barzillia, 1854. 2 daughters, 'Sarah E. 1843; Edith S. 1853. 
 
 1545 Timothy K. 1845 (6) Louisa J. Stone, St. Louis, Mo. (son of 1544 
 Cornwell). 1 daughter, Edith S. 1876. 
 
 1546 Capt. Fredrick, 1810 (5) Middletown, Conn, (son of 1537 Barzillia). 
 
 2 sons, 'Walter F. 1834; *John C. 1837. 2 daughters, Mary, 1840; Ellen, 
 1843. 
 
 1547 Timothy, 1813 (5) Benecia, Cal. (son of 1537 Barzillia). 5 sons, 
 Edgar T. 1854; Henry A. 1856; Charles P. 1857; Nelson B. 1860; William 
 H. 1861. 1 daughter, Lillie P. 1864. 
 
 1548 Titus, 1815 (5) Abigail Treat, Middletown. Conn, (son of 1537 Bar- 
 zillia). 2 sons, George B. 1856; William E. S. 1861. 3 daughters, Leantine 
 E. 1849 (Kingsland); Joseiphine J. 1850; Florence A. 1854. 
 
 1549 Dennis E. b. Aug. 21, 1817, d. July 26, 1897 (5) m. Lucy W. Rogeirs, 
 b. Mar. 17, 1839, d. Mar. 23, 1914, Sharon, Mass, (son of 1537 Barzillia). 
 2 sons, 1602 Charles D. b. Feb. 14, 1866; 1604 Ernest L. b. May 4, 1868. 
 2 daughters, Katherine S. b. July 30, 1864; Isabel, b. Aug. 13, 1872. 
 
 Katherine S. 1864 (daughter of 1549 Dennis E. )m Oct. 8, 1891. Ed- 
 ward E. Jameson. 53 Beach St., Wollaston, Mass. 1 son, Gordon R. 1892, 
 resides at 48 Whitney Road, Quincy, Mass. 
 
 Isabel, 1872 (daughter of 1549 Dennis E.) m. Oct. 10. 1894, Frederick 
 H. Sloan, 51 Lorraine St., Hartford, Conn. 1 daughter, Lucy Sage, 1896, 
 died 1910.
 
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 1550 Chester, 1819 (5) Sarah Turner, Middletown, Conn, (son of 1537 
 Barzillia). 1 daughter * 
 
 1551 Philip, 1822 (5) California (son of 1537 Barzillia). 1 son, Henry P. 
 
 1849. 
 
 1552 Amos, 1791 (4) d. 1856, Caroline Fox, Fredonia, N. Y. (son of 
 1511 Elisha). 4 sons: 1533 Adison, 1820; 1554 Rosalvo, 1822; 1555 Orris, 
 1834; 1556 Frank, 1837. 5 daughters. Martha P. 1816 (Marsh); Nancy 
 N. 1817 (Tuttle); Sarah. 1826 (Risley); Annette, 1830 (Lewis; Lorinda, 
 1814 (Smith). 
 
 1553 Adison, 1820 (5) Sacramento, Cal. (son of 1552 Amos. 
 
 1554 Rosalvo, 1822 (5) Towa (son of 155? Amos). 2 sons, *Edgar, 1852; 
 Frank, 1857. 
 
 1555 Orris, 1834 (5) Pomfret, N. Y. (aon of 1552 Amos). 2 sons, Theo- 
 dore, 1860; Frederick, 1865. 
 
 1556 Frank, 1837 (5) Milford, N. Y. (son of 1552 Amos). 2 daughters, 
 Elizabeth, Louese. 
 
 1557 Calvin, 1793 (4) Hartford, Conn, (son of 1511 Elisha). 5 sons, 
 
 1558 Lewis P. 1822: 1822; 1560 William M. 1824: *Charles T. 1826; 1561 
 Henry F. 1834; 1562 Wilbur H. 1838. 3 daughters, Elizabeth A. 1828 
 (Etowe); *Patten, 1831; Frances L. 1836 (Bissell). 
 
 1558 Lewis P. 1822 (5) San Francisco, Cal. (son of 1557 Alvin). 3 sons, 
 
 1559 Lewis A. 1848; *Charles F. 1850; Frederick H. 1852. 
 
 1559 Lewis A. 1848, Saratoga, Cal (son- of 1558 Lewis P.) 
 
 1560 William M. 1824 (5) Charlston. S. C. (son of 1557 Alvin). 1 son, 
 * William P. 18^4. 1 daughter, Elizabeth C. 1863. 
 
 1561 Henry F. 1834 (5) Jeffersonville, Ind. (son of 1557 Alvin) 2 sons, 
 James R. 1869, *Harrie T. 1872. 
 
 1562 Wilbur H. 1838 (5) Columbus, 0. (son of 1557 Alvin). 2 sons, 
 John A. 1862; Lewis F. 1871. 2 daughters, Harriet E. 1864; Fannie H. 
 1871.
 
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 1600 Charles H. 1859 (6) 1902 m. 1889 Helen Shields, Berlin, Conn, (son 
 of 126 William). 1 son, Charles IT. 1391. 
 
 1601 Charles H. 1891 (7) m. , 208 So. LaSalle St., Chi- 
 cago, 111. 1 son, Charles H. 
 
 1602 Charles D. 1866 (6) (son of 1549 Dennis E.) m. 1893 Josephine A. 
 Robinson, d. 1895, m. 2nd, Oct. 12, 1898, Kate A. Duncklee, 2 daughters, Jose- 
 phine B. 1895; Helen D. 1906, resides at 21 Tarleton St., Newton Center, 
 Mass. 
 
 1603 Elizer 1849 (6) m. Letta Bull (son of 1533 Elizer W.) 
 
 1604 Ernest L. 1868 (6) (son of 1549 Dennis E.) m. 1903, Florence Cold- 
 well, resides at 138 Charles Bank Road, Newton, Mass. No issue. 
 
 1605 Charles H. 1891 (7) (son of 1600 Charles H.) m. 1914, Lyda E. 
 Pynn. (Suite 1942) 208 So. LaSallo St., Chicago, 111. 1 son, Robert S., 
 1916. 1 daughter, Jeanne E. 1918.
 
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 103
 
 104
 
 Appendix 
 
 (The town of Middletown, originally comprised the 
 present towns of Cromwell, Chatham, Portland and Middle- 
 field, and a large part of Berlin, which explains why the 
 names of residence is given here under these different names 
 of towns. All were in the town of Middletown originally). 
 
 NOTE A. 
 
 The earlist appearance of the name of David Sage upon 
 any document or record yet discovered is found in a court 
 document preserved in the State Library in Hartford, and 
 is as follows : 
 
 "Quarter Court in Hartford 1st Thursday in Decem- 
 ber, A. D., 1655. Samuel Wells, plaintiff, contra John 
 White, David Sage, Richard Warren, in an action of the case 
 of debeyning of swyne not according to lawe, in the damage 
 of 40 shillings." 
 
 The case was found for the defendants. 
 
 The following extract from a letter from one of the 
 descendants of David Sage gives a possible interpretation to 
 the relationship between David Sage and the family of John 
 Kirby : 
 
 "A John Kirby came over in the Hopewell in 1635, aged 
 12 years, and I see no reason why he may not have been the 
 John Kirby of Hartford, Wethersueld and Middletown. The 
 latter had a wife, Elizabeth, and a daughter Elizabeth, who 
 was born, as stated above (p. 11) in Hartford, Sept. 18, 
 1645. He died in 1677, leaving a widow, Elizabeth and the 
 following children: Mary (Ruck) aged 32; Hannah (An- 
 drews), 27; Esther (Stone), 25; Sarah (Hubbard), 23; 
 Joseph, 21; Bethia, 18; Susana (afterwards Cmttenden), 
 13, and Abigail, 11. The Wethersfield records speak of one 
 child born in 1649 and twins in 1651. 
 
 "By the Dorchester (Mass.) records Abraham Randall 
 married Elizabeth Kirby Oct. 21, 1681. Randall afterwards 
 lived in Windsor. Conn.
 
 106 
 
 "The only evidence that I find that John Kirby had two 
 wives each named Elizabeth is, 1st, the entry quoted above 
 (p. 11), which speaks of Mary being born in 1653 of Eliza- 
 beth Randall. The date conflicts with that implied by the 
 will of John Kirby, and I suspect that the entry was made 
 after 1681; 2nd, David Sage calls Elizabeth Randall his 
 mother, and not mother-in-law. 
 
 "To the contrary, is the coincidence of name of John 
 Kirby's wives, if there were two, and the consecution of the 
 ages of his children born after 1650 ; that is, Hannah, Esther, 
 Sarah, Joseph, Bethia, etc. 
 
 "I will only add that Mary Sage must, I think, have 
 been the daughter of David Sage's second wife. Elizabeth 
 Kirby, his first wife, appears to have died in 1670." 
 
 Query: Is it not possible that there were two John 
 Kirby's? (Author). 
 
 NOTE B. 
 
 Will of David Sage, and Inventory of his property, copied 
 
 from Probate Records of the year 1703, 
 
 Hartford, Conn. 
 
 I, David Sage, Senior, of Middletown, being much weak- 
 ened in my body by sickness, but having my understanding 
 yet perfect, do make this as my last Will and Testament, re- 
 voking all former: 
 
 In the first place, I give and bequeath my soul into the 
 hands of the Lord my maker, hoping for everlasting salva- 
 tion through Our Lord Jesus Christ, my Savior and Re- 
 deemer ; and my body I bequeath to be decently buried. And 
 for my worldly estate, I do will and order as follows: And 
 first, I give and bequeath to my eldest son, David, that lot 
 whereon is the frame of a house, called David's lot, that 
 one and one-half acre lot of boggy meadow which I bought 
 of mother, and the one- fourth of my boggy meadow in Goose 
 Delight, and my great wood lot on the east side of great 
 river. Item I give my son John the lot whereon he hath 
 built and doth now inhabit, with my upper lot at Pistol 
 Point, where it butts on Scovil, and the one fourth of my 
 Goose Delight Meadow, and my great wood lot next Weather- 
 fields bounds. Item My two daughters, Bull and Johnson,
 
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 thirty pounds in pay to each of them to be paid at my 
 widow's decease. Item I give my daughter Mercy 50 
 pounds in pay 20 pounds paid as she needs it, the other 30 
 at her mother's decease. Item The rest of my estate, per- 
 sonal and real, I leave with my wife, to be managed by my 
 sons Johnathan and Timothy, so that she have a comfort- 
 able maintenance her natural life, and at her decease to be 
 shared by said Johnathan and Timothy, debts and legacies 
 paid. It is my will, further, that my son John should have 
 my two lots in' Round Meadow. 
 
 To this I have set my hand and seal this 27th day of 
 March, A. D., 1703. 
 
 DAVID SAGE, Senior. 
 Witness: John Stow, 
 
 John Arnold, 
 Alexander Rollo. 
 
 INVENTORY L. s. d. 
 
 Personal Estate 128 10 01 
 
 House at Neux, L50; 57^ acres of land, L164 
 
 07s., 5d 214 07 06 
 
 13 acres Pistol Point, L40; 4% acres Long 
 
 Meadow, L20 60 00 00 
 
 8% acres Goose Delight, L35; Q l /2 acres Fur 
 
 Neck, L6 41 00 00 
 
 150 acres Northwest Quarter, L30; l 1 /^ acres 
 
 Boggy Meadow, L10 40 00 00 
 
 43 acres of Round Meadow, L10 ; 1 acre, 15 rods, 
 
 Round Meadow Swamp, L2 12 00 00 
 
 213 acres west part of town, LI 2; 90 rods up- 
 land at Stony Point, 5s 12 05 00 
 
 10 acres Bruch Swamp, L20, 2 acres near cold 
 
 spring, LI 21 00 00 
 
 6 l /2 acres by John's house, L26 ; upper lot at 
 
 Pistol Point, with Swamp, L20 46 00 00 
 
 David's house and 5 l / 2 acres at Pistol Point, 
 
 L33 ; 2 acres Wangum Meadow, L6 42 00 00 
 
 255 acres east of Great River, L18 ; V 2 m ile lot 
 
 Mansion house, and other property, L72 . . 90 00 00 
 acres Homestead 52 00 00 
 
 Total L759 02 07
 
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 NOTE C. 
 
 26 Dea. Orrin Sage is a worthy example of what energy 
 and a fixed purpose can achieve under adverse circumstances. 
 At the early age of six years he was left fatherless, to meet 
 the vicisitudes of life, in such poverty as prevented him 
 from having the least educational advantages; for we learn 
 that, at the age of twenty, he borrowed from the one to 
 whom he was bound as an apprentice (at the age of four- 
 teen), one month's time for the purpose of attending school, 
 which he paid for by working that length of time after he 
 became of age. He first settled at Ballston Springs, and com- 
 menced the manufacture of boots and shoes. He afterwards 
 removed to Rochester, N. Y. where, in company with an- 
 other, he built up a flourishing business, in which he was 
 engaged at the time of his death in 1866, in the 79th year 
 of his age. But it was not his successful business career 
 that we admire so much as his life of usefulness wherever 
 he was placed, his exceeding great interest in the building 
 up of Christian and benevolent institutions, and sustain- 
 ing them. It was, in a great measure, owing to his personal 
 efforts that the Rochester University was built up and put 
 in successful operation. In this, and other kindred institu- 
 tions, he ever manifested a warm interest, and also gave 
 his personal attention. His Christian character shone with 
 unusual luster, and it may truly be said of him, the world 
 was benefitted by his example and useful life; and his spirit 
 still lives in his sons, William N. and Edwin O. Sage, of 
 Rochester, N. Y., who follow the path he pointed out and 
 trod, being honored and useful members of society where 
 they reside. 
 
 NOTE Dl. 
 
 63 Phineas Sage, M. D., graduated with the highest 
 honors at college, Cincinnati, Ohio. He adopted the medical 
 profession with marked success; some of his remedies were 
 purchased by other parties, and by their sale have gained 
 wide reputation. During the civil war he held honorable 
 positions in the service of the government. He has con- 
 tributed to the columns of various literary and medical 
 journals. He is also a ready speaker, debator, andlecturer^
 
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 But the great work of his life has been the writing of a work 
 on anthropology, or laws governing man in this life, a w r ork 
 of great originality and interest, which will be published 
 in due time. In his profession he makes it a rule to respond 
 to the needs of the poor as well as of the rich, and the 
 blessing of the poor is his reward for his continued atten- 
 tion and sympathy. His home and family are his greatest 
 earthly comforts, finding there enjoyments found nowhere 
 else. 
 
 NOTE D2. 
 
 72 Hon. Philander S. Sage, M. D., being left mother- 
 less at the early age of nine months, was given to a family 
 of entire strangers. In childhood and early youth he was 
 the subject of harsh and cruel treatment, which was carried 
 to such extent that, at the age of fifteen, he left the family 
 in which he lived (by the advice of those cognizant of the 
 facts), clothed in rags and penniless to meet the vicissitudes 
 of life; but in no ways daunted, he succeeded in gaining a 
 fair education by his own exertions, entered the medical pro- 
 fession, and rose from adversity to take rank as an honorable 
 and useful member of society, being chosen to act for his 
 fellow citizens in various ways in public life. He held, for 
 several years, the honorable position of Senator in the Legis- 
 lature of Indiana, and at this time, 1877, enjoys the con- 
 fidence and esteem of his fellow citizens; thus proving that 
 adverse circumstances can be overcome by energetic resolu- 
 tion, and none need be discouraged thereat, ever bearing in 
 mind it is ourselves, and not our surroundings, that make 
 or hinder our obtaining an honorable position among the 
 community. 
 
 NOTE E. 
 
 137 Benjamin, 1754. and 176 Daniel, 1756 (sons of 
 Benjamin, 1725) were with Arnold in the Quebec expedi- 
 tion, and endured untold suffering in the retreat from Can- 
 ada. They were also with Gates at the time of Burgoyne's 
 surrender. An interesting relation is sent me showing that 
 not the men alone possessed all the patriotism or endured 
 the suffering of those times of trial. A sister of Benjamin
 
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 and Daniel, named Elsie, married a Mr. Clark, also in the 
 army, but sick at Saratoga at that time. She left home to 
 nurse him at a time when she required care and attention 
 herself, but she felt it to be her place beside the sick bed 
 of her husband. While there, she was taken in travail, suc- 
 ceeded in getting a little ways out of camp, and under an 
 appletree gave birth to twins (boys). The officers, hear- 
 ing thereof, had her taken care of, and named the boys Gates 
 and Arnold. Her husband died, but the boys lived to grow 
 up, and were living but a few years since. 
 
 NOTE F. 
 
 301 Miles Sage, 1758 (son of Daniel, 1725). Was a 
 soldier in the War of Independence. The following incident 
 is related of him in a work by Hon. John Clements, entitled 
 "Revolutionary Reminiscences of Camden County, N. J." 
 As a vidette in a regiment commanded by Col. Ellis, he was 
 often placed on duty to watch the movements of the enemy. 
 The regiment to which he belonged was stationed at Had- 
 donfleld, N. J. The British planned a night attack thereon, 
 with the view of its capture or destruction. Sage, with an- 
 other soldier, was watching their movements, and at once 
 proceeded to give the alarm. His companion, taking a 
 shorter route, succeeded in giving timely notice, and thus 
 prevented its surprise and capture. 
 
 After his regiment had left, Sage rode up, and to his 
 great surprise found that he was in the midst of the British 
 troops, who at the same time noticed that he was an Amer- 
 ican. He at once put spurs to his horse and escaped in the 
 darkness until he had gained some distance, when his horse 
 was wounded and fell. Before he could disengage himself 
 from his horse he was attacked and stabbed in various places 
 and left for dead. By order of a Scotch officer, he was re- 
 moved to a place near by and attended by a surgeon. On 
 examination, he was found to have several severe bayonet 
 wounds. These were carefully dressed, and he was left to the 
 care of the women at that time, and soon after to the care 
 of his mother, by whose careful nursing he finally recovered. 
 The State of New Jersey paid the expenses, his mother be
 
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 ing unable to do so. He lived to see the liberties of his coun- 
 try achieved and long thereafter. 
 
 NOTE Gl. 
 
 765 Sparrow S. Sage. 1781. During the War of 1812 
 he met with the following adventure. During a short ab- 
 sence from home an Indian entered his house and took his 
 wife captive, and with another woman whom he also cap- 
 tured hastily left with his prisoners for Fort Niagara, then 
 in possession of the Britlfcsli. He, returning home, at once 
 saw the situation, and being armed only with an axe, im- 
 mediately started in pursuit. Se soon overtook the Indian, 
 and attacked him at once. The Indian attempted to shoot 
 him on his approach, but his gun missed fire. Sage struck 
 him with his axe, wounding him severely. He dropped his 
 gun and tomahawk and turned to escape, but was followed 
 so closely that he very soon received a second blow from the 
 axe, which caused his death in a short time. The victor 
 returned home with his rescued captives in triumph, and 
 the Indian's gun and tomahawk as trophies, which are still 
 in possession of the family. But the fright and excitement 
 was so great as to cause the death of his wife, which occurred 
 shortly afterward. 
 
 NOTE G2. 
 
 778 Col. Hezkiah Sage, 1790. A distinguished citizen 
 of Hamilton County, N. Y. The county town was named 
 Sageville in his honor. Amid the stiring scenes of the pres- 
 ent time, (1877) in the far West, it would not be out of place 
 to make note of the life and adventures of Luther Sage Kelly, 
 grandson of Hezekiah, and son of his daughter, Mrs. Manet 
 E. Kelly; who, led by a romantic desire for a hunter's life 
 in the wilds of the Yellowstone country, has spent 11 years 
 in those wild, romantic regions, until his habits and tastes 
 have become so fixed that civilization has less charms to 
 him than the wild, stormy life he has led for so long a time. 
 He is known among the Indians as Lone Wolf, from being 
 so much by himself; also as The-man-that-never-lays-down- 
 his-gun, for the fact that it is always ready for any emer- 
 gency that may arise: but among the frontiersmen as Yel-
 
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 lowstone Kelly. Gen. Miles, in his pursuit of the Indians, 
 felt the need of a trusty scout. Having heard of Kelly, he 
 sent a messenger to him requesting an interview. By a co- 
 incidence, he (Kelly) had taken a liking to Gen. Miles, and 
 was on his way to headquarters. Meeting the messenger sent 
 for him upon the way, he sent his card to the General on 
 his arrival, in the shape of a claw of a grizzly bear of large 
 size (1,400 Ibs), which he had killed on the way. The sin- 
 gularity of this idea pleased the General very much, and he 
 holds the card thus sent in high esteem. In his intercourse 
 with General Miles they met on terms of equality, requir- 
 ing no orderly to admit him to the presence of the General, 
 who holds him in high esteem, and gives his opinion of him 
 that he is the most unexceptionable combination of the hunt- 
 er, soldier and gentleman that he ever met. His reticence 
 is such that even those most intimate with him rarely hear 
 his speak of his adventures, and a person may pass the whole 
 day with him without farther conversation than is neces- 
 sary under the circumstances. He has lived alone so much 
 that he finds nature more a companion to his taste than 
 mankind. He does not boast of his exploits in the least de- 
 gree. When once asked the number of Sioux he had passed 
 to the happy hunting grounds, he replied, that he kept no, 
 record; being still pressed, he was asked if as many as 20; 
 he replied, with a nod, "maybe." He has had so many hair- 
 breadth escapes that he thinks he has grown superstitious, 
 and believes there is a Providence that carries him through 
 the greatest emergenc; but he does not rely on the idea so 
 as to let down Ms care and watchfulness, or self-reliance. 
 His many adventures would form an interesting book of 
 itself, and are too long to be related in this brief sketch. At 
 this rime (1877) he is with the army, hunting down the 
 Sioux Indians that have caused so much trouble in the West- 
 ern Territories. 
 
 NOTE H. 
 
 852 Comfort Saare, born 1731, held the commission of 
 Colonel in the War of Independence. It appears that Tie 
 was a person of wealth and influence in the town of Middle- 
 town, being often elected to the public offices, which places
 
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 he filled with honor to himself and benefit to the community. 
 This family is the only one in the famliy of David Sage that 
 was the owner of slaves. Of these they held several before 
 slavery was abolished in Connecticut. Some of these were 
 known to the author, and many anecdotes are told of them 
 and their doings. In the records of Middletown is this en- 
 try : "Record of births of children of Gen. Comfort Sage and 
 his negroes." "Record of births of children of Ebenezer 
 Sage's negroes." I have been informed by a friend that he 
 has met persons of African descent bearing the name of Sage. 
 This will explain why this is so. It was a custom for these 
 persons to assume the surname of their owners. I will not 
 say masters, for these were often the masters, judging by 
 their conduct. 
 
 NOTE I. 
 
 1101 Moses Sage, 1783 (son of 1100 Hezekiah, 1745). 
 Was impressed by the British and was several years on board 
 their fleet. Attempting to escape therefrom, he was sen- 
 tenced to be whipped through the fleet. The night before 
 the sentence was to be executed he suceeded in lowering 
 himself through one of the port holes, and swimming to the 
 French coast, about three miles distant, thus escaped. 
 
 NOTE J. 
 
 1125 Moses Sage, 1754. Removed to Bennington, Vt., 
 1755-6. where he engaged largely in the tanning business, 
 employing many persons therein. To such an extent was 
 this business carried on, that North Bennington bore the 
 name of Sage's City. He was at the battle of Bennington. 
 
 NOTE K. 
 
 1375 William Sage, 1748. He was in the War of Inde- 
 pendence. Immediately after the massacre at Lexington of 
 the Americans by British soldiers, an event that roused the 
 country to arms, he, like thousands of others, left family 
 and business, hastened to the scene of conflict, and was at 
 the battle of Bunker Hill. He was afterwards in other 
 places in this State, when the citizens were called upon to
 
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 resist invasion of the enemy. He died in 1831, lamented and 
 respected by all who knew him. 
 
 NOTE L. 
 
 1378 Henry W. Sage was a prominent and highly es- 
 teemed citizen of Brooklyn, N. Y. He was extensively en- 
 gaged in the lumber business, having large establishments 
 for manufacturing the same located in several different 
 States, and is noted for the interest he took in the benevolent 
 and educational enterprises of the day, contributing largely 
 to their support. 
 
 NOTE M. 
 
 1409 Hon. Orrin Sage, a resident of Ware, Mass., was 
 highly esteemed for his many virtues, and held many offices 
 of honor and trust from the hands of his fellow citizens. The 
 town of Sage, Mitchell county. Iowa, derives its name from 
 him, he being a large owner of land situated therein. He 
 ever manifested a warm interest in its properity, contribut- 
 ing largely to the erection of churches and the founding of 
 a public library; and, by his aid and effort, giving an im- 
 petus to its prosperity. At his death, in 1875, a gloom was 
 spread over the community. Memorial services were held, 
 and business entirely suspended, all classes uniting in pay- 
 ing tribute to his worth and respect to his memory. 
 
 NOTE N. 
 
 1510 Capt. Nathan Sage, 1752, was in privateering ser- 
 vice, the only navy of the colonies in the War of Independ- 
 ence. He distinguished himself by the capture of an Eng- 
 lish transport vessel laden with powder, an article much 
 needed by Americans at that time, and succeeded in bring- 
 ing his prize safely into New London, although closely pur- 
 sued by the British, for which he was admitted to the floor 
 of Congress. He was a party in the Holland purchase, in 
 Western New York, and took up his residence there, where 
 he filled the office of judge and other important situations. 
 At the time of his death, which was A. D. 1833, he held the 
 position of collector of the port of Oswego, N. Y.
 
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 NOTE O. 
 
 1515 Capt Elisha L. Sage, 1809, the author of the orig- 
 inal work, was endowed with characteristics necessary to the 
 prosecution of this work, in a prominent degree. 1st, the 
 courage to undertake a work beset with so many difficulties, 
 that seemed a hopeless and impossible task ; 2d, the patience 
 to meet disappointment, and often neglect from those that 
 might, by trifling assistance have lightened the labor, with- 
 out faltering in his purpose; 3d, perseverence to pursue the 
 work in hand in spite of difficultes that seemed insurmount- 
 able, until success crowned the effort, and 4th, actuated by 
 the true spirit of the family motto, Non Sibi (not for our- 
 selves), the folly to have the results printed for the benefit 
 of others at his own pecuniary loss, but he trusts that a 
 large majority of the family will appreciate the motive, and 
 be grateful that the work has been accomplished and placed 
 in the hands of this numerous family. 
 
 NOTE O2. 
 
 1524 Rufus B. Sage, possessing a romantic and adven- 
 turous disposition, following the bent of his inclinations, in 
 the year 1841, left in company with five others, for the 
 Rocky Mountain region to try the charms of a hunter's life. 
 He was the only one that reached that locality. After spend- 
 ing about three years in this romantic life, a large portion 
 thereof entirely alone, and having many perilous adventures, 
 he returned home and published an interesting account of 
 has adventures, entitled, "Scenes in the Rocky Mountains/' 
 which met with such success as to call forth several editions. 
 Being satisfied with his experience, he remained at home, 
 often indulging in remeniscences of past scenes, but not 
 wishing to try them again. 
 
 NOTE O3. 
 
 673 Albert D., 1835, with his wife and two small chil- 
 dren, on May 6th, 1863, left their old home in Delivan, Wis., 
 in a prairie schooner, taking up a homestead in Beatrice, 
 Nebr., where he resided until his death. He was one of the
 
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 founders of the city, and very active in religious and edu- 
 cational enterprises. lie helped build the first church there. 
 
 NOTE P. 
 
 1536 Hon. Russell Sage, 1816, is another example of 
 what energy and enterprise may achieve under adverse cir- 
 cumstances. Having in childhood and early youth to suffer 
 the deprivations incident to indigence and want, he has risen, 
 by his own resources to the position of Member of Congress, 
 and was one of the largest railroad owners in the United 
 States. He died in 1912, leaving an immense estate to his 
 wife, who founded the Sage Foundation and left the entire 
 estate to public benefactions. 
 
 NOTE Q. 
 
 751 Asahel, 1775, served in the Revolutionary War as 
 Brigadier General, and on his tombstone in the cemetery at 
 Lewiston, N. Y., is the following inscription : 
 
 "Here lies the pilot and guide who conducted the Amer- 
 ican Army to Qfueenston Heights in the battle on the morn- 
 ing of the 13th, October, 1812. 
 
 NOTE R. 
 
 472 Enos A. 1834, enlisted in the Civil War in 1861, 
 served 3 years and re-enlisted serving until the end of the 
 war. He was in the Battle of the Wilderness, Lookout 
 Mountain and many others and went with Sherman to the 
 Sea. 
 
 NOTE Rl. 
 
 473 Calvin N. 1838, enlisted in the Civil War in 1861 
 for 3 months; re-enlisted in 1863. He was in the battle of 
 Bull Run and seige of Vicksburg. 
 
 NOTE S. 
 
 Susanna Jaycox, wife of 187 Jewett, was a daughter 
 of John of Holmesville, N. Y., and descendant of Francis 
 Jaycox who came from England in 1839 and settled first
 
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 at Milford, Ct., and whose descendants later were numerous 
 in the Hudson Valley. 
 
 NOTE SI. 
 
 Deborah Holmes, wife of 182 Simeon (Jedediah, Jabez, 
 Nathaniel, John, John, John) was a descendant of John 
 Holmes of Plymouth, Mass., 1632, and has eight original 
 Mayflower passengers among her lineal ancestors. 
 
 Sybel Jewett, wife of 176 Daniel (Caleb, Eleazer, Jer- 
 miah, Joseph) was a descendant of Joseph Jewett, who 
 came from Bradford, Yorkshire, Eng., 1638, where he was 
 born 1580. He is said to have been the wealthiest man in 
 the colonies at the time of his death. He and his brother 
 Maximilian were original founders of Rowley, Mass. 
 
 NOTE S3. 
 
 Adelia A. Sergeant, wife of 385 Gilbert, was daughter 
 of Hiram, son of Samuel of South New Berlin and grand- 
 son of Samuel of Boston and his wife, Bethany Smalledge. 
 Adelia's mother was Miranda Bailey, daughter of Charles 
 of South New Berlin, and his wife, Chloe Cummins, daughter 
 of Caleb Cummins. Charles was son of Lieut. Samuel 
 Bailey, a soldier of the Revolution. 
 
 NOTE T. 
 
 Evaline Corwin (wife of 1129 George R., who was a 
 Federal Judge in Southern Ohio) was the daughter of Hon. 
 Thos. Corwin. who was Governor of Ohio, served 7 terms 
 in the U. S. Senate, Secretary of The Treasury under Pres- 
 ident Filmore and was U. S. Minister to Mexico in the 
 60's. 
 
 The following is a list of those that are known to have 
 been in the War of Independence. 
 
 Willet M. Sage, 1756 ( son of Lewis Samuel ) . Died in 
 the sendee. 
 
 Hosea Sage, 1761 Cson of 75 Solomon). Died at West 
 Point.
 
 118 
 
 137 Benjamin, 1754, and 176 Daniel, 1756 (son of 136 
 Benjamin). With Arnold at Quejbec and Saratoga. 
 
 301 Miles Sage, 1758 (son of Daniel). 
 
 452 Enos Sage, 1757, and 476 Elias Sage, 1759 (sons 
 of 451 Samuel). 
 
 576 Abiel Sage, 1758 (son of Jedediah). 
 
 852 Col. Comfort Sage, 1731 (son of Ebenezer). 
 
 853 Ebenezer Sage, 1754 (son of Col. Comfort). 
 857 Gideon Sage, J739 (son of 856 Gideon). 
 
 1204 Eppaphras Sage, 1757 (son of 1201 Timothy). 
 
 David Sage, 1747 (son of 1250 Deacon David). Was 
 wounded at Quebec, and died of his wounds. 
 
 1301 Abner Sage, 1758 (son of 1250 Deacon David. 
 
 1319 Abner Sage, 1752 and 1335 Simeon Sage, 175i> 
 (sons of Solomon). Three years in the service. 
 
 1375 W r illiam Sage, 1748 (son of 1372 Amos). At Bun- 
 ker Hill. 
 
 1510 Nathan Sage, 1752 (son of 1372 Amos). In pri- 
 vateer service. 
 
 1511 Elisha Sage, 1755 (son of 1372 Amos). 
 
 1125 Moses Sage, 1754 (son of 1001 Johnathan). At 
 Bennington. 
 
 The whole number, between 16 and 45 years (includ- 
 ing those exempted by disability), was 64. Of these, 20 
 are known to have been in the War of Independence, and 
 doubtless some others of whom no record of service has been 
 given. 
 
 A very large number were in the army in the late Civil 
 War. The number cannot be ascertained. The following 
 lost their lives in service, and probably a still larger num- 
 ber, as by inadvertence no mention was made of the fact 
 when the record of their family was given. 
 
 73 James A. Sage, 1835, Indiana (son of 72 Dr. Phil- 
 ander S.) 
 
 Robert W. Sage, 1842, Jacksonville, N. Y. (son of 158 
 John R.) 
 
 Oscar F. Sage, 1843, Canandaigua (son of 399 Willard). 
 
 Dudley Sage, 1843, Missouri (son of 209 Selah). 
 
 Elihu Sage, 1849. Xenia, Neb. (son of 215 Harleigh).
 
 119 
 
 Edward B. Sage, 1841, Collinsville, Conn, (son of 471 
 Lorenzo N.) 
 
 Elisha Sage. 1824, Sandisfield, Mass, (son of 702 Cal- 
 vin). 
 
 1149 Sarg't. Marshall Sage, 1838, Cincinnati, O. (son 
 of 1128 Rev. Orrin N.) 
 
 1868 John N. Sage, 1837, Cromwell, Conn, (son of 
 1364 Ezra). 
 
 1400 Orrin W. Sage, 1829, Prairie Depot, O. (son of 
 1394 George. 
 
 Lewis Ef. Sage, 1814, Copenhagen (son of 587 Abiel G.) 
 
 John W. Sage, 1836, Hinsdale, N. Y. (son of 781 Willis). 
 
 472 Enos A. Sage, 3833, Collinsville, Conn. 
 
 473 Calvin N. Sage, 1838, Collinsville, Conn. 
 Edward B. Sage, 1840, Collinsville, Conn, (son of 471 
 
 Lorenzo N.) killed at seige of Richmond, 1864.
 
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 Index 
 
 (A) 
 
 Abraham 1754 (49) 
 Alsop 1808 (58) 
 Abram 1793 (66) 
 Andrew J. 1840 (110) 
 Alonzo 1819 (118) 
 Aimer P. 1824 (164) 
 Ainenzo 1835 (168) 
 Alfred 1829 (173) 
 Amos 1831 (174) 
 Alonzo H. 1816 (181) 
 Adolphus H. 1859 (186) 
 Andrew J. 1829 (195) 
 Augustus 1843 (200) 
 Alison R. 1851 (214) 
 Albert K. 1869 (234) 
 Alvah 1836 (250) 
 Allen 1803 (254) 
 Allen 1730 (350) 
 Amos 1811 (359) 
 Alonzo 1817 (361) 
 Amos 1784 (362) 
 Ames 1825 (373) 
 Amos 1848 (374) 
 Alvah 1810 (392) 
 Alpha 1787 (463) 
 Albert B. 1845 (470) 
 Allen A. 1834 (520) 
 Alfred H. 1877 (526) 
 Abiel 1758 (576) 
 Amos 1782 (577) 
 Abel G. 1814 (587) 
 Abiel 1792 (660) 
 Albert D. 1835 (673) 
 Alfred A. 18S1 (674) 
 Albert P. 1867 (675) 
 Albert A 1894 (676) 
 Arthur F. 1869 (679) 
 Alonzo A. 1832 (689) 
 Abiol 1805 (696 1 ) 
 Asahel 1775 (751) 
 Asahel 1829 (754) 
 Amasa 1783 (772) 
 Albert O. 1821 (779) 
 Albert 1861 (792) 
 Alfred R. 1828 (1007) 
 Almond B. 1834 (1010) 
 Albert A. 1840 (1011) 
 Adonirum J. 1835 (1133) 
 Asa 1768 (1203) 
 Alexander 1784 (1258) 
 Abner 1758 (1301) 
 
 Allen 1782 (1307) 
 Allen 1837 (1309) 
 Amos 1722 (1372) 
 Amos 1747 (1373) 
 Arthur T. 1861 (1518) 
 Albert H. 1848 (1535) 
 Amos 1791 (1552) 
 Adison 1820 (1553) 
 
 (B) 
 
 Benjamin R. 1842 (13) 
 Benoni 1703 (135) 
 Benjamin 1725 (136) 
 Benjamin 1754 (137) 
 Benjamin 1774 (138) 
 Benjamin 1805 (145) 
 Benjamin A. 1834 (147) 
 Benjamin 1811 (167) 
 Burton E. 1865 (266) 
 Benjamin F. 1824 (304) 
 Benjamin 1784 (308) 
 Benjamin V. 1830 (309) 
 Bernard 1788 (487) 
 Bernard 1816 (490) 
 B. Franklin 1855 (524) 
 Benjamin F. 1873 (681) 
 Benjamin 1808 (755) 
 Benjamin 1814 (1521) 
 Barzillia 1782 (1537) 
 Barzillia D. 1806 (1538) 
 Barzillia Y. 1832 (1539) 
 
 (C) 
 
 Carlton L. 1822 (44) 
 Charles H. 1840 (74) 
 Calvin 1763 (80) 
 Charles L. 1822 (82) 
 Calvin 1834 (86) 
 Charles W. 1828 (90) 
 Charles R. 1802 (102) 
 Charles R. 1822 (103) 
 Charles S. 1845 (125) 
 Charles W. 1828 (146) 
 Charles J. 1808 (157) 
 Clarence H. 1855 (161) 
 Charles S. 1854 (184) 
 Charles H. 1863 (232) 
 Calvin W. 1810 (257) 
 Carlton L. D. 1860 (315) 
 Calvin 1793 (466) 
 Charles W. 1861 (484)
 
 122 
 
 Chaunoey E. 1817 (488) 
 Chester A. 1854 (521) 
 Charles H. 1853 (523) 
 Chauncey S. 1816 (650) 
 Chauncey S. 1881 (653) 
 Chauncey 1799 (667) 
 Charles A. 1854 (669) 
 Chauncey L. 1828 (672) 
 Calvin 1790 (702) 
 Cleaveland H. 1849 (756) 
 Charles F. 1855 (769) 
 Clinton H. 1825 (780) 
 Charles 1870 (793) 
 Corfort 1731 (852) 
 Charlas H. 1841 (895) 
 Charles F. 1838 (909) 
 Charles L. 1883 (918) 
 Chandler F. 1845 (1036) 
 Corwin B. 1859 (1130) 
 Charles T. 1812 (1138) 
 Charles P. 1829 (1209) 
 Charles L. 1797 (1259) 
 Charles H. 1816 (1263) 
 Cyrus H. 1822 (1316) 
 Charles H. 1845 (1326) 
 Coldin H. 1846 (1330) 
 Charles 1800 (1340) 
 Charles D. 1849 (1341) 
 Charles L. 1831 (1370) 
 Charles 1795 (1377) 
 Charles H. 1825 (1387) 
 Charles J. 1836 (1402) 
 Charles "R. 1835 (1405) 
 Charles B. 1876 (1411) 
 Charles S. 1860 (1412) 
 Charles E. 1838 (1514) 
 Charlee K. 1836 (1532) 
 Cornwell 1807 (1544) 
 Chester 1819 (1550) 
 Calvin 1793 (1557) 
 Charles H. 1859 (1600) 
 Charles H. 1891 (1601) 
 Charles D. 1866 (1602) 
 Charles H. 1891 (1605) 
 
 David 1639 (1) 
 David 1665 (2) 
 David 1703 (47) 
 David 1732 (48) 
 David 1778 (70) 
 Daniel W. 1833 (117) 
 Daniel W. 1832 (142) 
 Daniel 1816 (163) 
 Daniel 1783 (166) 
 Daniel D. T. 1815 (171) 
 Daniel 1756 (176) 
 Daniel 1793 (196) 
 David W. 1849 (213) 
 
 David C. 1837 (223) 
 Daniel 1727 (300) 
 Daniel 1756 (351) 
 Daniel 1809 (356) 
 Daniel 1795 (382) 
 Daniel 1802 (388) 
 Daniel 1789 (464) 
 Daniel 1807 (578) 
 David 1760 (682) 
 Daniel 1785 (684) 
 David 1795 (690) 
 David H. 1865 (698) 
 David 1774 (859) 
 David B. 1818 (861) 
 David S. 1852 (902) 
 David C. 1807 (1136) 
 Donald H. 1893 (1150) 
 David 1718 (1250) 
 Dennis 1794 (1332) 
 Dean 1841 (1379) 
 Dean 1875 (1380) 
 Dean W. 1896 (1398) 
 Dwight R. 1839 (1406) 
 DeWitt C. 1836 (1540) 
 Dennis E. 1817 (1549) 
 
 (E) 
 
 Edwin O. 1832 (34) 
 Ebenexer 1788 (35) 
 Edward E. 1855 (56) 
 Enos 1808 (78) 
 Erastus 1783 (121) 
 Edwin 1820 (131) 
 Erastus 1784 (177) 
 Eugene A. 1846 (189) 
 Ezra C. 1820 (202) 
 Edward C. 1846 (203) 
 Eli 1825 (219) 
 Eli 1851 (222) 
 Edwin E. 1846 (262) 
 Elijah 1810 (311) 
 Edward 1818 (378) 
 Edwin J. (391) 
 Enos 1757 (452) 
 Enos 1783 (456) 
 Elisha 1785 (459) 
 Elisha E. 1819 (460) 
 Edwin W. 1851 (461) 
 Edwin E. 1855 (462) 
 Enos A. 1834 (472) 
 Enos 1817 (474) 
 Elias 1759 (476) 
 Elias 1820 (492) 
 Eugene H. 1842 (493) 
 Elias 1799 (495) 
 Edwin P. 1856 (590) 
 Edwin A. 1825 (665) 
 Edward 1825 (671) 
 Emory A. 1837 (694)
 
 123 
 
 Ebenezer 1819 (705) 
 Edward D. 1840 (714) 
 Eugene K. 1840 (771) 
 Edwin S. 1829 (784) 
 Ebenezer 1709 (851) 
 Ebenezer 1754 (853) 
 Ebenezer 1734 (854) 
 Elizur 1771 (858) 
 Elizur 1812 (860) 
 Eager W. 1851 (863) 
 Ebenezer 1759 (864) 
 Edwin B. 1845 (885) 
 Elijah F. 1822 (903) 
 Edwin G. 1827 (907) 
 Elmer F. 1868 (910) 
 Edward C. 1859 (914) 
 Earl W. 1885 (1035) 
 Emory S. 1823 (1041) 
 Ernest A. 1860 (1042) 
 Edmund B. 1822 (1117) 
 Edward M. 1847 (1135) 
 Eugene G. 1837 (1139) 
 Eben C. 1855 (1152) 
 Eppaphras 1757 (1204) 
 Eppaphras 1793 (1208) 
 Enoch 1752 (1257) 
 Enoch 1814 (1262) 
 Ebenezer 1755 (1300) 
 Edward 1816 (1304) 
 Edwin R. 1870 (1342) 
 Eber 1790 (1361) 
 Ezra 1796 (1364) 
 Ezra S. 1829 (1366) 
 Edward W. 1832 (1367) 
 Edward 1824 (1392) 
 Edwin R. 1825 (1396) 
 Edward R. 1873 (1397) 
 Edward R, 1825 (1399) 
 Elisha 1755 (1511) 
 Edmund 1804 (1513) 
 Elisha L. 1809 (1515) 
 Edward W. 1895 (1519) 
 Elisha T. 1843 (1520) 
 Elisha 1779 (1527) 
 Elisha M. 1812 (1531) 
 Elizur W. 1812 (1533) 
 Ernest L. 1868 (1604) 
 
 (F) 
 
 Francis 1754 (8) 
 Francis P. 1807 (10) 
 Francis P. 1838 (11) 
 Franklin H. 1848 (83) 
 Frederick E. 1851 (129) 
 Fred E. 1884 (160) 
 Frank T. 1873 (235) 
 Franklin 1843 (357) 
 Frederick .W 15*68 C370) 
 Franklin M. 1854 (376) 
 
 Frederick S. 1809 (457) 
 Fowler 1876 (503) 
 Frederick M. 1882 (591) 
 Francis 1843 (704) 
 Frank 1863 (762) 
 Franklin C. 1827 (766) 
 Frank L. 1867 (767) 
 Ferdinand E. 1851 (785) 
 Francis C. 1810 (908) 
 Franklin S. 1865 (919) 
 Frank 1847 (1039) 
 Frank A. 1860 (1148) 
 Frank W. 1846 (1151) 
 Franklin (1254) 
 Francis 1816 (1362) 
 Ferdinand 1821 (1363) 
 Frank A. 1839 (1371) 
 Frank Y. 1839 (1541) 
 Frank 1837 (1556) 
 
 (G) 
 
 Giles 1742 (24) 
 Giles 1785 (25) 
 George E. 1807 (51) 
 Gardner A. 1813 (53) 
 Gardner A. 1847 (54) 
 George R. 1809 (91) 
 George S. (92) 
 George 1808 (122) 
 George W. 1853 (130) 
 Georse E. 1864 (132) 
 Gilbert D. 1853 (155) 
 Glenn A. 1876 (162) 
 Gilbert 1836 (185) 
 George 1823 (188) 
 George W. 1838 (198) 
 Gideon 1797 (218) 
 George 1833 (221) 
 George 1804 (225) 
 Geonre H. 1864 (264) 
 George B. 1872 (267) 
 Gejorge A. 1843 (360) 
 George 1810 (365) 
 George D. 1842 (379) 
 George E. 1844 (381) 
 George W. 1830 (383) 
 Geonre B. 1839 (394) 
 Glenn R. 1887 (485) 
 George 1788 (507) 
 George 1828 (516) 
 Geor<re W. 1855 (700) 
 George 1844 (706) 
 George W. 1812 '757) 
 George W. 1845 (763) 
 Gideon 1718 (856) 
 Gideon 1739 (857) 
 George B. 1849 (862) 
 Giles 1742 (875) 
 Georsre B. 1832 (893)
 
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 ree W. 1800 (906) 
 George M. 1883 (1043) 
 George R. 1828 (1129) 
 George 1772 (1393) 
 George 1801 (1394) 
 George H. 1834 (1517) 
 
 (H) 
 
 Henry H. 1830 (21) 
 Henry D. 1829 (45) 
 Harris 1779 (50) 
 Hosea 1782 (77) 
 Hiram 1786 (79) 
 Harlow P 1801 (96) 
 Harlow P. 1847 (100) 
 Henry B. 1838 (109) 
 Henry C. 1832 (116) 
 Hemry 1823 (133) 
 Henry 1832 (190) 
 Henry N. 1871 (193) 
 Harlihigh 1766 (204) 
 Henry 1793 (205) 
 Harlehiph 1835 (206) 
 Harlehigh 1791 (208) 
 Henry 1847 (210) 
 Harlehigh 1821 (215) 
 Henry 1827 (230) 
 Hiram N. 1831 (231) 
 Harry W. 1890 (237) 
 Harmon M. 1858 (238) 
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