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Hon. Samuel Livermore.
United States Senator,

THE

Livermore family

OF

AMERICA

BY
WALTER ELIOT THWING
MEMBER OF THE NEW ENGLAND HISTORIC GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY AND OF
THE OLD NORTHWEST GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY

W. B. CLARKE COMPANY
BOSTON 1902

COPYRIGHT
WALTER ELIOT THWING
BOSTON, 1902

INTRODUCTION

In presenting this work to interested readers it might be well to
inform them that it is the result of nearly twenty years of patient
research, under very great obstacles, by one who is himself a direct
descendant from John Livermore, the emigrant. As far as it lay in
in his power all available means have been utilized to obtain infor
mation. All public records within his reach have been searched,
including National, State, County, City and Town books, Family
Bibles and Genealogies. Many members of the family have helped
as far as possible, not only willingly but eagerly, and to them the
author would extend his grateful thanks. There are many families
of whom it has been impossible to obtain information, and this will
account for many omissions in these records. Some may ask why no
attempt has been made to carry the family back beyond John, the
emigrant. It is because it would require a personal search in En
gland, which the author was unable to make, and also because of the
incompleteness of their records.
Many of the name and descent have a national reputation, among
them being Hon. Samuel Livermore, a representative in the first
Continental Congress, and representative and senator in the first
Congress of the United States, who was also a leader of the New
Hampshire bar, in whose footsteps followed his two sons, Edward
St. Loe and Arthur, Judge Fidus Livermore, of the Michigan bar,
Capt. Daniel Livermore, a soldier of the Revolution, Col. Thomas L.
Livermore, a soldier of the Civil war, and Hon. Hannibal Hamlin,
Vice-President of the United States, whose mother was a Livermore.

4 Introduction
In designating the births in the third and fourth generations
especially, it may be well to remember that in the earliest years of its
settlement, Watertown extended from the Cambridge line to that of
the town of Sudbury. Weston was set o£f from Watertown in 17 12,
Waltham in 1737, and Belmont in 1859. In many cases it seems as
if the father was born in Watertown, and the son in either Weston
or Waltham, but in reality on the same farm, or close to it. There
are now in the United States several families not descended from
John Livermore, the emigrant, but who have come to this country
since 1800.
The following towns were named for different members of the
family : Livermore, Me. ; Livermore, N. H. ; Livermore, Penn. ; Liv
ermore, Ky. ; Livermore, lo. ; Livermore, Cal., and Livermore, Col.
With regard to the matter of arranging the order and descent of
generations and families, the plan adopted in this work comprises a
full list of the children of each head of a family directly under a
sketch of his or her life. Where the information concerning these
children is small, and their posterity not numerous, the whole record
is generally given at once ; where otherwise, the name is designated
by a number, and this number carried forward and placed on a sub
sequent page in a line by itself, marks the starting point of a new
family. The names enclosed in parentheses at the beginning of each
new family, and printed in italics, carry the line back to the original
ancestor, in genealogical order, as designated by the figures at the
right of each name and above the line. These small figures at the
right of family names should be carefully noted in tracing out each
record. In a few instances the author has received conflicting
records from different sources, and has used those which were sent
by the person evidently more acquainted with the facts.
Where the name of the State in which a town is situated is not
given, Massachusetts is to be understood, except where a town in
some other State is mentioned more than once in the same para
graph, in which case the State is not repeated.

THE LIVERMORE FAMILY

FIRST GENERATION 1
John' Livermore, the ancestor of nearly all the Livermores
in the United States, embarked at Ipswich, England, for New
England, the last of April, 1634, then aged 28 years, in the
" Francis," John Cutting, master, a large portion of the passen
gers settling in Watertown, Mass. In the list of passengers
his name was spelt John Lyuermore. He had previously mar
ried, in England, Grace Sherman, a daughter of Edmond Sher
man* and Grace Makin, who had lived both in Dedham and
Colchester, County Essex. Her father came to New England
in 1634, and died in New Haven, Ct., about 1641. There is a
tradition that he came over without his wife, and that afterwards
she came with one or more children about 1637.
He was admitted freeman May 6, 1635 ; on the list his
name is written Leathermore. It is on a list of very early
proprietors of Watertown ; this is not dated, but contains the
names of many of those who went to Wethersfield, Ct., and
Dedham, Mass., in 1635 and 1636. In 1635 he removed to
Wethersfield, with other Watertown people, and in 1638 or '39
he removed to Quinnipiac, now New Haven, being one of the
original settlers, where he was June 4, 1639.
* Genealogical Notes of New York and New England Families, by S. V.
Talcott, page 684, under No. 25. Waters' Gleanings in England.

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The first notice of him in Connecticut was in 1639, when he,
then of New Haven, signed the fundamental agreement of the
New Haven Colony. In the first "seating the meeting house"
in 1642, seats were assigned to John Livermore and to "sister
Livermore." From the rule for assessing in New Haven, it
appears that John Livermore had a wife and two children when
he went there or soon after, as he was rated for four persons
(not including servants) and ;£'ioo estate. His home lot, which
has been identified, was on the west side of Fleet street, next
but one to the harbor. He was by trade a potter, and was
repeatedly a selectman, and held other offices of trust.
His autograph may be seen in vol. i : page i, of the Colonial
Records of New Haven. He was admitted a member of the
Court of Elections (made a freeman of the colony) Oct. 29,
1640, and took the oath of allegiance July i, 1644. He had
liberty to cut wood on "the neck" in 1645. On June ri, 1645,
it was proposed that another "ordinary" might "be set up
towards the waterside " and it was " left with John Livermore
to consider it."* About May 25, 1646, he was there and was
called corporal. On May 4, 1647, he resigned his position as
corporal. His wife was present at a meeting of the General Court held
Mar. 10, 1646. On May 16, 1647, Joseph Nash was chosen
corporal "in room of John Livermore who expects to go to
England." His name does not appear in the records again
until January, 1649, after an interval of about twenty months,
and it is probable that he was in England.
On May 7, 1650, John Livermore ¦ hath sould and passeth to
Theophilus Higginson, his house and house lot \ acre and 10
perches; 8 acres J, 15 rods on this side the West River, next the
land of Richard Beach; 6^ acres 25 rods, on the other side the West
River, next Milford highway, by the meadow side ; 28 acres of the
2d division, betwixt the lands of Edward Banister and Richard
Osborn ; 5 acres of meadow in the West Meadow, next meadow of
Henry Gibbons ; 3 acres of meadow in Solitary Cove, with the work-
* Col. Rec. of New Haven, i ; page 103.

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houses with the land belonging to them ; bounded with stump of a
tree next the sea, running along the creek to the end of the house —
being in breadth so wide as the house is. [Col. Rec, New Haven,
ii : page 1 8.]
He probably left New Haven about the date of this sale. He
was a juror in Watertown in July, 1653. According to a "Map
of the Original Allotments of land in Watertown proper, com
piled and drawn by Henry Bond, M. D.," John Livermore owned
a lot of 2 acres on the easterly side of Fresh Pond, and, at a
short distance west of the pond, two other lots, one of 18 acres
and one of 13 acres, which he had bought of William Paine. He
also owned lot 1 1 of the First Great Dividend, containing 70
acres, which he bought of William Paine and bequeathed it to
his son Nathaniel. He also owned lot 1 1 of the Fourth Great
Dividend, containing 25 acres, afterwards sold to Miles Nutt ;
also one acre of meadow land at Beaverbrook. He was chosen
constable, Nov. 6, 1654, and held that office for several years.
In 1655 he was fined two shillings because he owned two dis
orderly hogs. In 1666 he made a complaint against the town
for rating him for his trade, and a committee of the selectmen
was appointed to tender him a hearing before any indifferent
man or men of his own choosing ; but he refused and would not
attend it. He was a selectman of Watertown in 1665, '66, '6'j,
'68 and '69, and one of the prudential committee in 1668. He
died April 14, 1684, in Watertown, aged 78. His will, proved
June 16, 1684, is as follows : —

The Last will and Testament of John Livermore of Water-
town AGED Seventy Seaven or Eight Years.
In t&e name ot <8tii amen I John Livermore being Weak in Body
and under the Infirmeties of old age, yet throu the goodnes of god
of perfect memory and of a disposing mind doe make and ordain
this my Last Will and Testament as Followeth
And in the First place I doe commit my pore Immortal Soule to
god that gave it and my Body to the Earth from whence it was taken ;
to a Decent Buriall at the discretion of my friends and Dear Rela-

S Livermore Fam.ily
tions ; and as for that small portion of the good things of this Life ;
that god hath gratiosly blesed me with; I will and dispose of in
manner as foloweth.
Item In the first place I doe will that all my just debts be paid
with the charges of my Funerall.
Item I doe give to my eldest son John Livermore and to the
heiers Lawfully begotten of his Body or either of them, the housing
Lands and medows thereunto pertaining where the said John now
dwelleth, the lands which I purchased of the Town cominly called
the Cowper Farm, the said John paying out of it Twenty pounds
after my deceas in manner as Followeth : viz ten pounds to my son in
law John CooUidge to be Improved by him for his three yongest
children by my Daughter deceased. Five pounds to Daniel and fifty
shillings to Elizabeth and fifty shillings to Sarah ; and in case eyther
of them decease before they come of age to receive it, then there part
to be equally devided to the surviving of them : the other ten pounds
to be paid to my daughter Martha. Also the said John shall pay to
my Beloved Wife and his said mother twenty shillings per annum in
money or thirty in other pay while she remains my widdow ; but in
case she shall Recover the thirds of this Land then this annual alow-
ance to be void and a null.
Item I give to my son Samuell besids what I have given him by
a deede of gift the which deede the conditions being performed I doe
confirm by my will. I doe also give him Five akers of land Lying
on the Rocks that I Bought of Goodman Flemman ; and an aker of
marsh in Cambridge joyning to his own : and as for those Legasis
that my son Samuell by Indenter hath covenanted to pay : I doe
will and hearby order that he pay to me son Nathaniel Levermore
after my deceas thirty pounds : twenty in money and ten in other pay :
And as for the thirteen pounds that is due to me from my Son Sam
uell by Bond under his hand : I give three pounds of it to his two
daughters Hannah and Grace my grandchildren : thirty shillings to
each of them when they com of age : and the other ten pounds I
give to himselfe after my wives deceas provided that my wife be not
nesesetated to make use of it during her Life and five pound he is to
pay to my daughter Martha within a year after his mothers deceas in
common pay
Item I give to my Son Nathanel and to his heiers Lawfully begot
ten of his body fifty akers of land Lying in the 2d devition that I
bought of Mr. Pain ; taking it next his own Bilding : and two akers
of meadow called patch meadow and after his mothers deceas foure

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akers of marsh lying in Cambridge : that I Bought of Goodman Bridge :
also foure akers of meadow lying in pigsgusset meadow that I Bought
of John Grout of Sudbury allso I give to him twenty pounds in mony
and ten pounds in other pay which I have ordered my Son Samuell
to pay him after my deceas
Item I give to my Beloved and only daughter now living Marth
besids what she hath allredy had twenty pounds that is to say ten
pounds that is to be paid by my Son John her Brother : and five
pounds by my Son Samuell after my wives deceas : and five pounds
by my wife my executrix
Item Jeams Townson my Son in Law being Indetted to me by
bill five pounds sterling in money : I doe give it to his son Jeams, my
Grandchild and to be Improved by his father until the said Jeams
cometh of age Also my will is that if any of my chilldren shall dye
before manage that then they shall have power to will and dispose of
what I have given them to eyther of theire Brethren or sisters Also
I doe will that if any of my Grand children shall dye before they
com of age that then what I have given them shall fall to those that
doe survive and I doe acount twenty on years for the sons and eightene
for the daughters to be the age spoken of
Item Lastly I doe give to Grace Levermore my beloved wife as
followeth viz. to her I give my Livery cubbard in the parlor as it
stands and all that is in it : and not to be brought or put into the In
ventory of my estate : and all that I have given in revertion to any
of my children together with the Annuall Rents and privilidges due
by Indenter from my Son Samuell and twenty shillings Annualy by
my Son John Levermore in mony and five akers of Wood Land Lying
on the Roks to find her Wood during her Life time I doe give all
to my wife during her nateral Life : that is to say the use and Im
provement thearof : but to have no power to Sell or Alianate except
for her own Releife and nesesetyes And in case my wife should
after my deceas mary again then that security be taken for all such
estate as she shall take with her, that it be not Embesled or Impaired
but returned again at the death of her husband : and to my children
at the death of my wife in case she dyeth first to be disposed of to
them as she shall will and dispose of and order at her death : or in
case she shall neglect to make a will : then to be disposed of equally
amongst all my chilldren that shall at that time survive.
Allso I doe constatute and apoint my Deare and Beloved wife
Grace Livermore aforesaide : to be sole executrix of this my Last
Will and Testament

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And my Son John Levermore : and my Son in Law John Cool-
lidge Trustees in trust, whome I Intreate and Impower by all LawfuU
means to see that this my last Will and Testament be performed
In Testimony that this is my Last Will and Testament I have
affixed my hand and Seal this tenth of January in the Year of our
Lord God on thousand Six hundreth and eighty two and in the thirty-
fourth yeare of the Reigne of our Soverain Lord King Charls the
Second.

John Livermore

In the presence of us
John CooUidge Jun"'
William Shattuck

INVENTORY.

This is an Inventory of the estate of John Livermore Senior : both of houses
and Lands and moveables : apprized by us the Subscribers this 2d of May 1684.
£ s. d.
his wearing cloaths both linin and woollin shoes and
boots .......... 010 00 00
In cash .......... 006 00 00
In the lodgeing room : a father bed a fether bolster two
fether pillows and a flock bed under the fether bed a
green Rugg two lankets curtains and valiants and bed
stead alltogether as it stands ..... 010 00 00
a cubbard a small table three chairs and three joyned
stools and a chest  001 16 00
five paire of sheets five table cloaths three and twentie
napkins six pUIow beers two towells .... 005 00 00
aboute thirtee yards of linin cloath and aboute twelve
pound of cotne and linin yame six pound of sheeps
wooll six qushons and other lumber .... 005 00 00
ten small pewter platters six poringers thre small drink
ing pots ; a silver wine cup  002 00 00
In the fire room : a parcell of books . . . . 001 10 00
three iron pots three iron kitles : a pair of cob irons
two trammells a pair of tongs a fire shovell an iron
spit two frieing pans a peel an iron skillet three
smoothing irons  002 00 00
an old copper as it hangs fower brass kitles a w-arm-
ing pan a morter and pestoU a paire of brass scaals
an iron beame  004 00 00
two tables fowre chairs two guns a peece of haire cloth
erthen ware and other lumber  004 00 00
In the chamber a fether bed a fether bolster a coverled
A paire of blankets a paire of sheets curtains and
valiants and bedstead all as it stands . . . 005 00 00

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a flock bed two old coverleds a blanket a small pillow .
a meall trough a chest with a little yarne a parcell of
cotne wooll a parcell of earthin ware with sum lumber
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a mare a cow a paire of iron fetters
the cow pen farme containeing fortee acres
and twentee acres of meaddow .
of fiftee acres of Devident Land
two acres of meaddow in patch meaddow
fower acres of meaddow in peeksqusset
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John Coollidge Senior
Thomas Hastings
William Bond Senior
T. D. D. G.
Before Dan'l Gookin Esq.
Cambr. 16. 4. 84.
Grace Livermore widow being sworn do say that this is a true Inventory of the
estate of her late husband deced. the cubbard & contents bequeathed to her selfe
only excepted : & if any more appear she will discover the same. T. D. R.
Grace Livermore, his wife, was an obstetrician, and was some
times summoned to court as a witness in cases where she had
acted professionally. She died Jan. 14, 1690, in Chelmsford,
Mass., aged 75 years, according to the headstone at her grave in
cemetery, near the gate. Her will, dated Dec. 19, 1690, proved
June 16, 1 69 1, mentions her son and daughter, Abraham and
Martha Parker of Chelmsford, where she died ; also son John
Coolidge ; grandson James Townsend ; her sons John, Nathaniel
and Samuel, but not Daniel.
Children :

111.

Hannah,^ b. 1633, in England.
Elizabeth, b.  ; mentioned

in her father's will but

not in her mother's.
Sarah,* b.  ; m. James, son of WiUiam and Hannah
(Penn) Townsend of Charlestown, b. 15-11-1646;
she died before her parents leaving one son James,^
bap. 2-5-1671; m. Jan. 22, 1694, Rebecca Moseley.

* A dau. of John Livermore, bap. June i, 1645, in New Haven, was prob. Sarah.

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4. iv. John, b. about 1638.
V. Nathaniel, b.  ; d. Feb. 12, 1736, without issue,
leaving to his grand-nephew, Samuel (45) Livermore,
his real estate now known as Lyman Farm. He
received one shilling for killing destructive animals
and birds in 1674.
5. vi. Samuel, b. May 11, 1640,* in New Haven.
vii. Daniel, bap. Oct. 7, 1643, in New Haven; prob. died
without issue; he was living at the date of his
father's will, then aged 40 years; not mentioned in
his mother's will.
viii. Mary,t bap. Sept. 12, 1647, in New Haven.
ix. Edmund, b. Mar. 8, 1659, in Watertown; d. there May
24, 1659 ; only child on Watertown birth records.
6. X. Martha, b.  .

SECOND GENERATION. 2
Hannah^ Livermore {John") was born in 1633 in England;
died Dec. 23, 1678, in Watertown; married there Feb. 14,
1655/6,4: John, son of John and Mary Coolidge; he was prob
ably born in England ; died about 1691.
Children (Coolidge), born in Watertown :
7. i. Hannah,3 b. Feb. 29, 1656/7.
n. Mary, b. Sept. 12, 1658 ; d. in a few days.
iii. Sarah, twin to Mary ; d. in a few days.
iv. John, b. Sept. 22, 1660; d. soon after.
V. Jonathan, twin to John ; d. soon after.
vi. John, b. Feb. 19, 1662. A soldier in King Philip's
war. Res., Sherborn.
8. vii. Grace, b. Feb. 25, 1664.
9. viii. Richard, b. April 13, 1666.
ix. Abigail, b. Feb. 5, 1669.
X. Elizabeth, b. 1671.
* Letter of Josiah (i5i) Livermore.
t A dau. of John Livermore d. 1674-10-26, in Watertown.
X Bond gives this date in text under Livermore, and Nov. 14, 1655, under
Coolidge ; Savage gives it as May 14, 1655.

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xi. Elizabeth, b. Nov. i, 1673.
xii. Daniel, b. April 24, 1676; d. 1684.
10. xiii. Sarah, b. 1678. 3
Elizabeth^ Livermore {Jokn^), born possibly in New Haven,
Ct. ; died July 6, 1689; married March 29, 1683, Joseph, son
of John and Sarah Leonard, born May 20, 1644, in Springfield,
and died in 17 16. They lived in Springfield.
Children (Leonard) :
i. Mercy,3 b. Nov. 6, 1683 ; d. Nov. 13, 1683.
ii. Elizur, b. Mar. 15, 1685 ; d. Mar. 30, 1688.
iii. Mehetable, b. Sept. 5, 1686 ; d. July 8, 1689.
iv. Elizabeth, b. Jan. 14, 1689; m. Jan. 11, 1711, James
Phipps or Philips. 4
JoHN^ Livermore {John'), was born about 1638, probably in
Wethersfield, Ct. ; he died Feb. 9, 17 19, in Weston, aged 80
years ; he married (i) Hannah  , the mother of all his chil
dren ; married (2) Elizabeth, daughter of Capt. John and Sarah
(Busby) Grout of Sudbury, and widow of Samuel Allen by whom
she had had five children ; she was born in Sudbury about 1666,
and died May 30, 1732. John was made a freeman April 18,
1690. He lived on the Cowpen farm (mentioned in the inven
tory of his father's estate) in that part of Watertown called
Watertown Farms, now Weston, and near the Sudbury line. The
Cowpen farm was bounded N. by land of Robert Jennison and
John Sawin ; W. by that of Robert Jennison ; E. by that of
R. Jennison and Nathaniel Greene (son and heir of Rev. Henry
Greene) ; S. by that of Capt. Hugh Mason. The twenty acres
of meadow belonging to it were near Nonesuch Meadow.
He was a tythingman in 1679 ; he was a selectman of Water-
town in 1692 and collector of rates in 1692 and 1693 ; assessor
in 1695. Oct. 22, 169s, John Grout, Sr., of Sudbury, con
veyed to his son-in-law, John Livermore of Watertown Farms, a
tract of land situated between Dedham line, Watertown line

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and Sudbury line, adjoining partly 200 acres granted by the
General Court to William Jennison of Watertown, bounded S.
by Dedham line ; N. by Sudbury line ; E. by Watertown line ;
W. by the 200 acres above mentioned, now (i860) in the pos
session of Matthew Rice. Nov. 21, 1712, John Livermore con
veyed this tract of land to his four daughters, Hannah Rice,
Sarah Fulham, Martha Gleason and Mary Bigelow.
He was a soldier in the Mt. Hope campaign in King Phillip's
war, for which service he was paid £^2. 08. 06 on Aug. 27, 1675.
He was called a lieutenant and also ensign. His will, dated
Oct. 20, 1714, proved Feb. 25, 1719.
Children, born in Watertown :
i. John,3 b. Mar. 21, 1668; d. Oct. 2, 1683, in Water-
town.
ii. Hannah, b. Sept. 27, 1670; m. Feb. 22, 1689, Ephraim
Rice of Sudbury, and had 13 children.
iii. Sarah, b. Feb. 18, 1673 ; m. Francis Fulham (FuUam).
II. iv. Joseph, b. Jan. 27, 1675.
12 v. Daniel, b. June 8, 1678.
vi. James, b. Feb. 13, 1680 ; d. Aug. 20, 1720, in Weston;
m. Oct. 5, 1718, Rebecca, dau. of John and EHza-
beth (Trowbridge) Myrick of Newton, b. April 20,
1687 ; he was executor and residuary legatee of his
father's will. His son, Isaacs LiverTnore, b. Sept. 2,
1719, in Weston; d. Sept. 7, 1719.
vii. Martha, b. AprU 11, 1684; m. Isaac Gleason of Sud
bury.
13. viii. Mary, twin to Martha.
ix. John, b. July 8, 1690.

Samuel == Livermore {Johri") was born May 11, 1640, in New
Haven, Ct. ; died Dec. 5, 1690, in Watertown, (epitaphs say
Jan. 14, 1690) ; married June 4, 1668, in Watertown, Anna
(in the Watertown records often written Hannah), daughter of
Matthew and Anna (Danforth) Bridge of Cambridge ; she was
born about 1646-7; died Aug. 28, 1727, in Watertown, aged
81 years, having married (2) Oliver Wellington. Samuel was

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about ten years old when the family moved to Watertown ; he
was by trade a maltster in Watertown, and had a grist mill on
Chester Brook, on some land granted to his father by the Ply
mouth Company; he was made a freeman May 31, 1671. He
was chosen surveyor in 1677, tythingman in 1679, and was a
selectman in 1684 and 1690. He received money from the
town several times for killing destructive birds and animals.
Inventory, Jan. 14, 1691, £,2^)6.
Children, born in Watertown :
i. Anna,3 b. Mar. 29, 1669.
14. ii. Grace, b. Sept. 28, 1671.
15. iii. Samuel, b. April 27, 1673.
16. iv. Daniel, b. Feb. 3, 1675.
17. V. Thomas, b. Jan. 5, 1676.
18. vi. Jonathan, b. April 19, 1678.
vii. Matthew, b. Jan. 12, 1680.
viii. John, b. Feb. 24, 1681 ; d. April 18, 1717, in Watertown.
19. ix. Abigail, b. Oct. 9, 1683.
x. Nathaniel, b. Dec. 29, 1685 ; he was killed Feb. 26,
17 1 2, in Waltham, by the fall of a tree; m. Jan. xi,
17 II, in Watertown, Sarah, dau. of Daniel and Sarah
(Whitney) Harrington, b. Oct. 28, 1693. He left
one child, Sarah,'' b. Oct. 22, 171 1, in Watertown;
m. June 30, 1732, in Boston, Richard Hobbs.
20. xi. Lydia, b. July 26, 1687.
21. xii. Anna, b. 1690. 6
Martha^ Livermore {John') was probably born in New
Haven, Ct., though no record has as yet been found ; died Oct.
26, 1740, in Bradford; married July 15, 1682, in Chelmsford,
Abraham, son of Abraham and Rose (Whitlock) Parker, and
at her house her mother died. He was born Aug., 1652, in
Woburn ; they afterwards moved to Bradford, and he died there
Oct. 13, 1732.
Children (Parker), born in Chelmsford :
i. Daniel,3 b. July 15, 1683 ; d. Feb. 11, 1740.
ii. Mary, b. July 3, 1687 ; m. her cousin, James Parker; he
was kiUed July 27, 1694, in Groton, by the Indians.

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iii. Lydia, b. July ii, 1691 ; S^ Deb. 8, 1715, in Bradford.
iv. Grace, b. May 27, 1693; d. Oct. 16, 1755; m. June 3,
1 7 14, Abel, son of Benjamin and Susannah (Merrill)
Morse, b. Oct. 5, 1692. They moved to Chester,
N. H., and had ten chUdren.
V. Samuel, b. AprU 3, 1700; d. young.

THIRD GENERATION. 7
Hannah' Coolidge {Hannah,^ John') was born Feb. 29,
1656/7, in Watertown; died there in 1698; married Aug. 6,
1679, m Watertown, John, son of William and Sarah (Biscoe)
Bond, born Dec, 1652; died Mar. i, 1691, in Watertown.
Children (Bond), born in Watertown :
i. John,'* b. April 12, 1680.
ii. William, b. Nov. 11, 1681 ; d. April 12, 1691, in Water-
town.
iii. Hannah, b. July i, 1683; d. Mar. 14, 1690, in Water-
town.
iv. Elizabeth, b. Mar. 20, 1685 ; d. in 1736.
V. Abigail, b. Nov. 6, 1686 ; d. AprU 8, 1691, in Water-
town.
vi. Sarah, b. Aug. 25, 1688; d. May 11, 1754.
vii. Daniel, b. June 21, 1690. 8
Grace' Coolidge (Hannah,^ John') was born Feb. 25, 1664,
in Watertown; died there April 11, 1699; married Jan. 29,
1689, in Watertown, Col. Jonas, son of William and Sarah
(Biscoe) Bond, born July 13, 1664; died April 21, 1727, in
Watertown. Children (Bond), born in Watertown :
i. Sarah,t b. May 30, 1690; d. June 10, 1777.
ii. Jonas, b. Dec. 10, 1691 ; d. Sept. 1768.
iii. Henry, b. about 1694; d. about 1745.
iv. Josiah, b. Jan. 20, 1696.

Third Generation

17

9
Richard' Coolidge {Hannah,^ John') was born April 13,
1666, in Watertown; died there Oct. 25, 1732; married (i)
June 21, 1693, in Watertown, Mary, daughter of William and
Sarah (Woodward) Bond; married (2) in 1701, Susanna  ,
who died Oct. 20, 1736, aged 6'j.
Children (Coolidge), born in Watertown :
i. William,-* b. Mar., 1694; died AprU, 1695.
ii. John, b. Oct. 22, 1697.
iii. Richard, bap. AprU 30, 1699; d. Aug. 13, 1755, in New
ton.
iv. Nathaniel, b. Mar., 1702; d. 1766.
v. Samuel, b. Aug. 16, 1703.
vi. Jonas, b. Oct., 1704.
vii. Daniel, b. Dec, 1707; d. 1708.
viii. Thaddeus, b. Oct. 6, 1710; d. Aug. 3, 1744.
ix. Elizabeth, b. July 20, 1712.
10
Sarah' Coolidge {Hannah,^ John') was born in 1678 ; died
Nov. 27, 1723; married Oct. 14, 1696, in Watertown, Deacon
Nathan, son of Nathan and Elizabeth Fiske, born Jan. 3, 1673 ;
died in 1741.
Children (Fiske), bom in Watertown :
i. Sarah,-* bap. Dec. 4, 1698; d. 1721.
ii. Nathan, b. Feb. 25, 1702.
iii. Josiah, b. Oct. 10, 1704.
iv. Henry, b. Jan. 24, 1707.
V. Daniel, b. Aug. 19, 1709.
vi. Samuel, b. Feb. 16, 17 12.
vii. Grace, b. May 9, 17 14.
viii. Hannah, b. May 19, 17 19.
11
Joseph' Livermore {John,^ John') was born Jan. 27, 1675, in
Watertown; died there Nov. 20, 1770; married Elizabeth,
daughter of Deacon Daniel and Mary (Ward) Stone of Fram-
ingham, born Nov. 9, 1678, in Framingham; died Nov. 5, 1764,

1 8 Livermore Family
in Weston. He was a representative to the General Court from
Weston in 1738, '39, '40, '42, '43, '48 and '49.
Children, born in Weston :
22. i. Josiah,-* b. Dec. 23, 1699.
23. ii. Joseph, b. Mar. 26, 1702.
in. EHzabeth, b. July 9, 1706; m. Dec, 1730, Moses, son
of Jonathan and Anna BuUard of Weston, b. May
27, 1706.
24. iv. John, b. April 2, 1709.
25. V. Nathaniel, b. Mar. 25, 17 12.
12
Daniel' Livermore {John,^ John') was born June 8, 1678,
in Watertown; died March 16, 1727, in Weston; married
Mehitable, daughter of Nathaniel and Mehitable (Hagar) Nor-
cross, born Feb. 4, 1691, in Watertown. He was an ensign in
the militia ; was one of the original proprietors of the town of
Leicester, as in 17 19 he received four hundred acres of land in
the " Country Gore," laid out to him on a special grant, on which
he buUt a house. This was Lot No. 29, lying at the foot of
Livermore Hill, in the south part of the town, on both sides of
the road. In 1721 he was a fence viewer in Leicester.
Children, born in Weston :
26. i. Daniel,-* b. Jan. 16, 1708.
u. Joseph, twin to Daniel; m. May 14, 1747, in East Sud
bury, Hepzibah Fisk.
27. iii. Jonas, b. May 13, 17 10.
iv. Mehitable, b. Mar. 15, 1713; m. in Weston, May 14,
1730, Eliakim Rice of Sudbury.
V. Isaac, bap. Nov. 13, 1715 ; d. in infancy.
vi. Sarah, b. Mar. 7, 1717; m. Ephraim Maynard of Marl
boro.
28. vu. Isaac, b. May 11, 1720.
viii. Hannah, b. April 16, 1723.
ix. Abraham, b. Nov. 9, 1724; d. Sept. 3, 1742.
X. Nathan, b. Mar. 22, 1727; m. July 19, 1755, in East
Sudbury, Lucy, dau. of Thomas and Mary (Stone)
Bent, b. Jan. 13, 1736, in Sudbury. They moved to
Chesterfield.

Third Generation 19
13
Mary' Livermore {John,'' John') was born April 1 1, 1684,
in Watertown; died Aug. 14, 1753, in Waltham; married July
12, 1705, in Watertown, Thomas, son of Samuel and Mary
(Flagg) Bigelow of Marlboro, born Oct. 24, 1683, in Watertown;
died Oct. 6, 1756, in Waltham. They moved to Marlboro, and
about 1720 to Waltham.
ChUdren (Bigelow), except youngest, born in Marlboro :
29. i. Thomas,-* b. April 26, 1706.
ii. Mary, b. Sept. 2, 1707 ; m. Oct. 15, 1730, Josiah, son of
Josiah and Rachel (Davis) Goddard of Newton, b.
July 12, 1 70 1. No children.
30. iii. Grace, b. Feb. 7, 1709.
iv. Uriah, b. July 15, 1711; kUled Oct. 6, 1734, in Marl
boro, unm.
31. v. Abraham, b. Mar. 5, 1713.
vi. Isaac, b. Sept. i, 1716; d. Sept. 16, 1736, unm.
32. vii. Jacob, b. Sept. 1, 1717.
viii. Sarah, b. May 15, 1720; m. Elisha, son of Thomas and
Mary (Bright) Livermore.
33. ix. Josiah, b. July 30, 1730, in Waltham.
14
Grace' Livermore {Samuel,^ John') was born Sept. 28, 167 1,
in Waterto-wn ; died Nov. 4, 1703; married Oct. 6, 1691, in
Watertown, Samuel, son of Robert and Susanna (George) Har
rington, born Dec. 18, 1666, in Watertown.
Children (Harrington) :
i. Anna,-* b. in 1692 ; d. Nov. 15, 1711.
ii. Grace, b. Aug. 26, 1694.
iii. Elizabeth, b. Mar. 6, 1696.
iv. AbigaU, b. July 24, 1698 ; d. Nov. 5, 1728.
V. Prudence, b. July 24, 1701.
15
Samuel' Livermore {Samuel,^ John'). vi^s, born April 27,
1673, in Watertown; died there May 22, 17 19; married (i)
Hannah  , who died in Watertown, Nov. 12, 1698, aged 19 ;

20 Livermore Family
married (2) Elizabeth  , who died in Watertown, March 3,
1716, aged 37; married (3) April 29, 1718, in Watertown,
Sarah, widow of Nathaniel Stearns and daughter of John and
Elizabeth Nevinson, born July 22, 1672 ; died in 1741. He was
a heutenant of mUitia, and a maltster by trade.
Children, born in Watertown :
i. Samuel,-* b. Dec. 17, 1697 ; d. there Feb. 3, 1698.
ii. Samuel, b. Oct. 30, 1700; d. there Jan. 7, 1701.
in. Nathaniel, b. Jan. 7, 1702 ; d. there Sept. 30, 1712.
34. iv. Matthew, b. Jan. 14, 1703.
V. Josiah, b. AprU 8, 1705 ; living in 1729.
35. vi. Edmund, b. Dec. 16, 1707.
vu. Elizabeth, b. June 6, 17 10.
viii. Hannah, b. Oct, 30, 17 13.

16
Daniel' Livermore {Samuel,^ John') was born Feb. 3, 1675,
in Watertown ; died there Nov. 16, 1720; married (i) May 28,
1697, in Watertown, Mary, the only child of John and Mary
(Wellington-Maddock) Coolidge, born June 27, 1680; died in
child-bed Dec. 10, 1702, in Watertown; he married (2) Mary
 , died Oct. 7, 1745, in Watertown, aged 66, having mar
ried as her second husband John Goodenow of Sudbury. Daniel
was a potter by trade.
Children, born in Watertown :
36. i. Oliver,-* b. Mar. 11, 1698.
ii. Mary, b. Jan. 26, 1700.
37. iii. Mary, b. Dec. 6, 1702.
38. iv. Anna, b. Jan. 18, 1704.
V. Daniel, b. Mar. 18, 1705; d. there Sept. 3, 1713.
vi. Jonas, who was in his isth year in 1724.
vii. Mercy, b. — ; d. Mar. i, 1789, aged 77.
39. viii. David, b. Mar. i, 17 15.
ix. Susanna, b. about 1716; m. Jan. 21, 1740, in Water-
town, Joseph, son of Joseph and Mary (Williams)
Hyde of Newton, b. Nov. 16, 17 14.
X. Prudence, b. June 30, 1718; d. there Aug. 12, 1718.

Third Ge?teration 21
17
Thomas' Livermore {Samuel,^ John') was born June 5, 1676,
in Watertown ; died May 8, 1761 ; married Dec. 14, 1704, in
Watertown, Mary, daughter of Nathaniel and Mary (Coolidge)
Bright, born Oct. 7, 1682; died Sept. 29, 1765, in Waltham.
He lived in the West Precinct (Waltham) with the exception of
a few years in Cambridge, and was a yeoman ; his signature is
on page 56 of Nelson's History of Waltham. Deacon Jonathan
Sanderson, Deacon Thomas Livermore and Deacon Joseph
Mixer gave the name of Piety Corner to a portion of Worcester
Ave., Waltham. They were members of Rev. Mr. Angler's
church. He held the office of deacon from Oct. 3, 1718, until
his death, and for a long time had an important share of the
municipal business of the West Precinct and of the town. He
was a selectman of Watertown in 1719, '20, '22 to '26, '28, '32
and '33. He was moderator of the first preliminary town meet
ing in Waltham, held Jan. 18, 1738, when he was chosen one
of the selectmen. At the first regular town meeting in Wal
tham, held March 26, 1738, he was also moderator and one of
the assessors.
Children, all except ii and iii, born in Watertown :
i. Benjamin,-* b. Nov. 4, 1705 ; d. there Jan. 26, 1724.
ii. Ebenezer, b. May 18, 1708, in Cambridge; d. Jan. 2,
1724, in Watertown.
40. iii. Tabitha, b. Oct. 11, 17 11, in Cambridge.
41. iv. Nathaniel, b. April 13, 1713.
V. Abijah, b. May 21, 1715 ; d. there Jan. 14, 1724.
42. vi. Elisha, b. Jan. 9, 1720.
43. vii. Huldah, b. Aug. 7, 1722.
viii. Benjamin, b. Nov. 3, 1726 ; d. there Jan. 4, 1748, unm.
18
Jonathan' Livermore {Samuel,^ John') was born April 19,
1678, in Watertown; died there Nov. 8, 1705; married Nov.
23, 1699, in Watertown, Rebecca Barns; she died there a
widow, Dec. 9, 1765, aged 85 years. He was a tanner in
Watertown.

22 Livermore Family
Children, born in Watertown :
44. i. Jonathan,-* b. Aug. 16, 1700.
45. ii. Samuel, b. Mar. 14, 1702.
46. in. Rebecca, b. Dec. 8, 1703.
iv. Grace, b. Mar. 15, 1706 ; m.  Hastings and settled in
Worcester. 19
Abigail' Livermore {Samuel,'' John') \ias born Oct. 9, 1683,
in Watertown; died Oct. 31, 1743; married June 2, 1708, in
Watertown, John, son of John and Mary (Brown) Warren, born
March 15, 1685; died March 25, 1745.
Children (Warren), born in Watertown :
i. Mary,-* bap. 17 10; m. Joseph, son of Joseph and Eliza
beth (Stone) Livermore.
ii. Ann, b. Feb. 3, 17 12.
iii. John, b. Mar. 2, 17 13.
iv. Josiah, bap. Feb. 17, 1715.
V. Isaac, b. Jan. i, 17 17.
vi. Elisha, bap. April 13, 17 18.
vii. Ebenezer, b. June 23, 17 19.
viii. Abigail, b. Sept. 5, 1720.
ix. Abijah, b. Nov. 17, 1721.
X. Prudence, b. Aug. 22, 1724.
xi. Beulah, b. Aug. 23, 1726.
xii. Lydia, b. Aug. 7, 1728.
20
Lydia' Livermore {Samuel,'^ John') was born July 26, 1687,
in Watertown ; married Joshua Eaton. They moved to Wor
cester, but she was a member of Weston Church in 17 18.
Children (Eaton), born in Watertown :
i. Lydia,-* b. Mar. 9, 17 11.
ii. Rebecca, bap. Feb. 8, 17 13.
in. Joshua, b. Dec. 15, 17 14. The first lawyer who settled
in Worcester.
iv. Samuel, bap. Dec 16, 1716; d. Mar. 30, 1720.

Fourth Generation 23
21
Anna' Livermore {Samuel,^ John') was born in 1690, in
Watertown; married (i) April 2, 17 13, in Watertown, John, son
of John and Mary (Harrington) Bemis, born there Oct. 2, 1686 ;
she married (2) Dec. 5, 1759, Jonas, son of Jonathan and Jane
(Peabody) Smith, born Jan. 7, 1693 ; died in 1765.
ChUdren (Bemis) :
i. Anna,-* b. AprU 29, 1714; d. Jan. 9, 1793, in Waltham,
a widow; m. (i) Feb. 26, 1735, Samuel Fiske, d. Mar.
29, 176 1 ; m. (2) Hopestill Bent of East Sudbury.
ii. Josiah, b. Feb. 29, 17 16.
iii. Abraham, b. Dec. 27, 17 17.
iv. Grace, b. Nov. 5, 17 19 ; m. April 30, 1741, Joshua Child,
her cousin.
v. Lydia, b. April 5, 1721 ; m. May 9, 1746, Jonas Dix.
vi. Abijah, b. Mar. 16, 1723; m. Jan. 29, 1751, Dinah
Hagar of Weston ; settled in Paxton.
vii. Elisha, b. Mar. 20, 1726; m. Feb. 15, 1749, Lucy Elton
of Lexington.
viu. Elizabeth, b. Mar. 23, 1728.
ix. Nathaniel, b. May 6, 1730.
x. Susanna, b. AprU 3, 1732 ; m. Nov. 15, 1753, Elisha
Garfield.
xi. Phinehas, b. Mar. 24, 1734.
FOURTH GENERATION. 22
Josiah-* Livermore {Joseph,^ John,^ John') was born Dec. 23,
1699, in Weston ; died there March 19, 1761 ; married March 27,
1723, in Weston, Thankful, daughter of Benjamin and Abigail
(Bigelow) Harrington, born Sept. 29, 1701, in Watertown; died
in Weston, Nov. 6, 1759. He was called lieutenant, and was
tovim clerk, and held other municipal offices.
Children, born in Weston :
47. i. James,s b. July 25, 1724.
48. U. Josiah, b. Aug. i, 1725.
49. iii. Jason, b. Dec. i, 1726.
50. iv. Moses, b. July 14, 1729.

24 Livermore Family
51, v. Elizabeth, b. Sept. 4, 1733.
vi. Lois, b. April 22, 1736.
52. vii. Abijah, b. Dec. 12, 1737.
53. viii. Joseph, b. July 11, 1740.
23
Joseph-* Livermore {Joseph,^ John,'' John') was born March
26, 1702, in Weston; died Aug. i, 1788; married March 10,
173 1, in Weston, Mary, daughter of John and AbigaU (Liver
more) Warren, baptized in 17 10; died April 26, 1746, in East
Sudbury. They settled in Sudbury and Framingham.
Children, born in Sudbury :
i. Lydia,5 b. Dec. 31, 1731 ; m. Nov. 2, 1752, in Sudbury,
Samuel Garfield of Waltham.
54. U. Samuel, b. Aug. 22, 1733; a document in Brimfield
says, "born May 17, 1733, and died Feb. 12, 1819,
aged 86, only son."
ni. Mary, b. May 26, 1737 ; d. there Oct. 17, 1743.
iv. Eunice, b. Jan. 24, 1740 ; d. there Oct. 15, 1743.
V. Anna, b. Aug. 14, 1742 ; d. there Oct. 10, 1743.
vi. Abigail, b. Sept. 10, 1744.
24
John-* Livermore {Joseph,^ John,^ John') was born April 2,
1709, in Weston; married June 23, 1731, in Framingham,
Abigail Stone, born there April 3, 1712. After his death she
married Samuel Gleason. John lived at first in Weston, but
afterwards removed to Framingham.
Children, the oldest born in Weston, the others in Fram
ingham :
i. AbigailjS b. Dec. 8, 173 1.
ii. Mary, b. Oct. 21, 1733.
55. iii. Elizabeth, b. Jan. 7, 1735.
iv. John, b. Nov. 7, 1738. He is thought to have been the
John Livermore who settled in Paxton.
v. Susanna, b. May 3, 1743 ; m. Lieut. Nathan Smith of
Framingham.
56. vi. Mary, b. July 23, 1745.
vii. Submit, b. Mar. 19, 1748.

Fourth Generation 25
25
Nathaniel-* Livermore {Joseph,^ John," John') was born
March 25, 1712, in Weston; died there Aug. 11, 1760; married
July I, 1736, in Weston, Martha, daughter of Nathaniel and
Lydia Allen; born Feb. 22, 1717, in Weston; died there Sept.
23. 1758. He was called captain.
Children, born in Weston :
i. Elisha,s b. Dec. 5, 1737 ; d. there Aug. 13, 1742.
ii. Nathaniel, b. June 19, 1739; d. in 1766; m. Dec. 9,
1762, in Weston, Annie, dau. of Daniel and Mary
(Southgate) Livermore, b. there Oct. 25, 1744. Their
only child, Betse^ Livermore, b. Feb. 24, 1765.
iii. Martha, b. May 2, 1741; m. Jan. 27, 1766, in Weston,
James, son of Daniel and Naomy Hubbard of Pitts-
field, Mass., b. in 1744; they had a dau. Mehitahel.^
iv. Lucy, b. July 11, 1743.
V. Elizabeth, b. in 1753 ; d. young.
26
Daniel-* Livermore {Daniel,^ John," John') was born Jan.
16, 1708, in Weston; married in 1732, Mary, daughter of
Richard and Elizabeth (Steward) Southgate, born in England
in 1 71 2. He was one of eight signers of a request dated Nov.
19, 1746, or thereabouts, to Edm^- Trowbridge, Esq., one of his
Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the County of Middlesex, to
issue " a Warrant for Calling the first precinct meeting in the
first precinct in Weston ; to choose Precinct Officers as the Law
Directs." He was one of the constables of Weston for several
years untU 1755.
ChUdren, born in Weston :
57. i. Daniel,' b. Nov. 24, 1734.
ii. Mary, b. Nov. 13, 1737; m. May 28, 1755, in Sudbury,
Ebenezer King of Sudbury.
iu. Haynes, b. Feb. 23, 1740; d. there Sept. 9, 1742.
iv. Sarah, b. Sept. 13, 1742 ; m. Oct. 26, 1769, in Weston,
Abijah, son of Jonas and Elizabeth (Bond) Harring
ton, b. there Dec. i, 1743; d. May 27, 1821, in
Princeton.

26 Livermore Family
V. Anne, b. Oct. 25, 1744; m. Nathaniel, son of Nathaniel
and Martha (Allen) Livermore.
58. vi. Abraham, b. Aug. \T), 1749.
27
Jonas-* Livermore {Daniel,^ John," John') was born May
13, 1710, in Weston; married Nov. 28, 1735, in East Sud
bury, Elizabeth Rice of Sudbury, died March 29, 1799, in
Leicester. They moved from Weston to Leicester, where he
settled, near Livermore Hill, on the east side of the road. His
will, dated April 2, 1773, mentions wife Elizabeth and the
children named below. He served as hog reeve two years,
juryman one year, surveyor of highway one year, and as con
stable one year.
Children, born in Leicester :
59. i. Jonas,5 b. Feb. 28, 1736.
ii. Micah, b. May 2, 1738; d. Nov. 28, 1813, in Leicester,
unm. He bought land in Oxford, April 3, 1766, and
sold it to Elisha Livermore, April i, 1773. He
marched from Leicester to Cambridge in Capt. Thos.
Newhall's company, as a private, on tlie alarm, AprU
i9> 1775; he was a private in Capt. Loring Lincoln's
company of Leicester, which marched on an alarm at
Bennington in 1777, under command of Lieut. Col.
Flagg ; time of service, 5 days ; received his pay
about Nov. 1, 1785 ; he was chosen constable in Leices
ter in 1778, and a surveyor in 1779.
iii. Mary, b. Mar. 4, 1743; m. Jan. 3, 1766, in Leicester,
Thomas Scott.
60. iv. David, b. June 10, 1745.
61. V. Elizabeth, twin to David.
62. vi. Elisha, b. May 20, 1751.
vii. Beulah, b. Mar. 19, 1753; m. May 26, 1784, in Leices
ter, Levi Dunton of Southboro.
63. viii. Lydia, b. June 5, 1755.
28
Isaac" Livermore {Daniel,^ John," John') was born May 11,
1720, in Weston; married Feb. 17, 1746, in East Sudbury,
Dorothy Walker of Sudbury, and moved to Leicester, where he

Fourth Generation

27

had a house opposite that of his brother Jonas, at the foot of
Livermore Hill. He served as hog reeve, surveyor of highway,
constable and as warden at town meeting.
Children, born in Leicester :
64. i. Isaac,5 b. Dec. 20, 1746.
U. Abner, b. AprU 15, 1749; was taxed in Oxford, Mass.,
in 1 77 1. He was a private in Capt. Washburn's
company. Col. Ward's regiment, together with his
brother Isaac ; he reenlisted May 10, 1773, and served
in the battle of Bunker Hill and afterwards, 2 months,
26 days, in aU. He enlisted again, Sept. 27, 1777,
as a private in Capt. David Prouty's company, of
Col. Samuel Denny's regiment, and served until dis
charged Oct. 18, 1777, eight days' travel included; he
enlisted Aug. 13, 1779 (residence Leominster) in
Capt. Wilder's company, Col. Rand's regiment, " 5
ft. 6 in. in height ; complexion light. Term of enlist
ment, 9 months."
Ui. Dorothy, b. Oct. 16, 1751 ; m. May 23, 1780, in
Leicester, George Rogers.
iv. Abraham, b. Mar. 22, 1753.
65. v. Elijah, b. June 10, 1755.
vi. Lucy, b. Aug. 19, 1758. 29
Thomas-* Bigelow {Mary,^ John" John') was born April 26,
1706, in Marlboro ; married (i) Elizabeth, daughter of John and
Elizabeth (Gale) Nurse, born Nov. 26, 1708, in Framingham ;
died Jan. i, 1770, in Marlboro; married (2) Oct. i, 1770,
Bethiah, daughter of Gideon and Hannah (Lawrence) Newton,
born Aug. 2, 1745, in Southboro. [See Bigelow Genealogy.]
Children (Bigelow), born in Marlboro :
i. Elizabeth,' b. May 14, 1731 ; d. June 28, 1731.
ii. Mehitable, b. Aug. 15, 1733.
iii. Betsey, b. Nov. 23, 1735 ; d. there Sept. 3, 1801.
iv. Mary, b. Mar. 21, 1739.
V. Sarah, b. Nov. 12, 1741.
vi. Thomas, b. Dec. 6, 1743; d. Sept. 11, 1748.
vU. Uriah, b. Mar. 4, 1746 ; d. Aug. 8, 1748.
viii. Thankful, b. Jan. 17, 1749 ; d. Nov. 3, 1775.

28 Livermore Family
30
Grace" Bigelow {Mary,^ John," John') was born Feb. 7,
1709, in Marlboro; married Jan. i, 1730, Joseph, son of William
and Sarah (Benjamin) Hagar, of Waltham, born Jan. i, 1702,
in Watertown. [See Bigelow Genealogy.]
Children (Hagar), born in Waltham :
i. Joseph,' b. Dec. 31, 1736.
ii. Uriah, b. Jan. i, 1739.
iii. William, b. Oct. 25, 1741.
iv. Isaac, b. Sept. 6, 1742.
V. Grace, b. May 7, 1744.
vi. Lydia, b. Nov. 6, 1746.
vii. Benjamin, b. Jan. 26, 1750.
viii. Jonathan, b. Aug. 31, 1751.
31
Abraham-* Bigelow {Mary,^ John," John') was born March
5, 1713, in Marlboro; died about 1774; married (i) Jan. 2,
1736, AbigaU Bullard, died May 23, 175 1, in Weston; mar
ried (2) Oct. 24, 175 1, Anna Fiske. [See Bigelow Genealogy.]
ChUdren (Bigelow), born in Weston :
i. Isaac,' b. Nov. 30, 1736; d. Jan. i, 1749.
ii. Joseph, b. Sept. 30, 1738; d. Dec. 25, 1748.
in. Abigail, b. Oct. i, 1740; d. Jan. 7, 1749.
iv. Abraham, b. Feb. 26, 1743 ; d. July 20, 1753.
v. Jesse, b. Mar. 17, 1745 ; d. July 8, 1745.
vi. Jesse, b. June 30, 1747; d. Jan. 12, 1749.
vii. Isaac, b. May 2, 1750; d. April 18, 1777.
viii. AbigaU, b. Aug. 10, 1752 ; d. Nov. 2, 1786.
ix. Anna, b. Nov. 4, 1754.
X. Abraham, b. June 13, 1758 ; d. young.
xi. Amos, b. Sept. 30, 1760; d. about 1795.
xii. Abraham, b. Sept. 18, 1762 ; d. July 6, 1832.
xiii. John, b. April 14, 1765.
xiv. Samuel, b. Sept. 4, 1773 ; d. Oct., 18 17.
32
Jacob" Bigelow {Mary,^ Jokti,'' John') was born Sept. i,
17 17, in Marlboro; married Dec. 14, 1738, Susanna, daughter

Fourth Generation 29
of David and Hannah (Smith) Mead, born Aug. i, 17 19, in
Lexington. [See Bigelow Genealogy.]
Children (Bigelow), born in Waltham :
i. Mary,' b. Dec. 9, 1739.
ii. Jacob, b. Feb. 19, 1743; d. Sept. 12, 1816.
in. Susanna, b. Feb. 2, 1745 ; d. May i, 1807.
iv. Hannah, b. May 27, 1747 ; d. Sept. 22, 1756.
V. Lydia, b. June 28, 1749; d. Jan. 22, 1756.
vi. Thomas, b. Nov. 26, 1751 ; d. about 1777.
vii. Samuel, b. AprU 9, 1754; d. Feb. 7, 1836.
viii. Abijah, b. AprU 16, 1756; d. Oct. 22, 1848.
ix. Sarah, b. April 12, 1758.
X. AbigaU, b. July 31, 1760.
xi. Rhoda, bap. May 29, 1763; d. Mar. 28, 1787.
33
Josiah" Bigelow {Mary,^ John," John') was born July 30,
1730, in Waltham; died there July 15, 1810; married July 27,
1749, Mary, daughter of Jonas and Abigail (Stearns) Harring
ton, born March 8, 1730. [See Bigelow Genealogy.]
ChUdren (Bigelow), born in Waltham :
i. William,' b. Oct. 11, 1749; d. Mar. 25, 1813.
ii. Anna, b. Aug. 23, 1751.
iu. Uriah, b. Nov. 30, 1753 ; d. young.
iv. Converse, b. Jan. 20, 1755 ; d. AprU 23, 1829.
V. Mary, b. Mar. 3, 1756.
vi. Alpheus, b. Nov. 4, 1757.
vii. Eunice, b.  .
viii. Uriah, b. Mar. 15, 1766 ; d. Aug. 10, 1842.
ix. Thomas, b. Aug. 11, 1768; d. Jan. 23, 1856.
X. Sarah, b. July 31, 1773.
34
Matthew" Livermore {Samuel,^' Samuel," John') was born
Jan. 14, 1703, in Watertown; died Feb. 14, 1776, in Ports
mouth, N. H.; married Aug. 2, 1733, in Portsmouth, Mary,
daughter of Rev. Nathaniel and Sarah (Purkiss) Rogers. He
graduated from Harvard College in 1722, and taught school in
Waltham until 1726, as he was paid for his services as school-

30 Livermore Family
master ;^i2 in 1722, ^^22 in 1724, £l% in full, in 1726.
About this time he moved to Portsmouth, where he kept
the grammar school seven years. He was admitted to the bar
in 173 1, at which time there was no regularly educated lawyer
in Portsmouth. He practiced extensively in Maine and New
Hampshire. He was Attorney General of the Province and
King's Advocate in the Admiralty Court ; the latter office and
probably the former also, he appears to have retained for about
twenty-nine years. He was afterwards Judge of the Superior
Court of New Hampshire. He built, about 1730, a house on
Pleasant Street, having an open yard in front. More than fifty
years later Livermore Street, named after this family, was
opened, and the house moved to a position on this street. Within
a few years it has been moved again across the street. In 1752
he became a member of the Legislature, and was chosen clerk
thereof, and so continued untU 1755.
Children, born in Portsmouth :
i. Elizabeth,' b. Mar. 14, 1735 ; d. there AprU 2, 1735.
ii. Elizabeth, b. Oct. 18, 1736 ; d. there Feb. 4, 1737.
in. Mary, b. Nov. 24, 1737 ; m.  Greenwood and occu
pied her father's house after his death.
35
Edmund" Livermore {Samuel,^ Samuel," John') was born
Dec. 16,^1707, in Watertown; died June 30, 1750, in Stur-
bridge ; married Jan. 29, 1734, in Watertown, Rebecca, daughter
of Abel and AbigaU Benjamin, born there June 11, 1708; she
afterwards married Thomas Ellen wood.
Children :
i. Elizabeth,' b, Nov. 12, 1734, in Watertown; m. Feb. 3,
1753, in Sturbridge, Eliphalet Allen.
ii. Samuel, b. June, 1736; d. Sept. 8, 1755, in Sturbridge.
iii. Josiah, b. Dec. 31, 1738; d. young.
iv. Josiah, b. AprU 6, 1740; d. May 5, 1757, in Sturbridge.
66. V. Hannah, b. May 4, 1743, in Sturbridge.
67. vi. Daniel, b. Jan. 26, 1746, in Sturbridge.
vu. Rhoda, b. AprU 23, 1750, in Sturbridge; d. there Sept.
9. 1754.

Fotirth Generation 31
36
Oliver" Livermore {Daniel,^ Samuel," John') was born
March 11, 1698, in Watertown; died there Nov. 18, 1754; mar
ried (i) Feb. 5, 1724, in Watertown, Ruth, daughter of Samuel
and Phebe Stearns of Lexington, born May 25, 1704, in Lexing
ton; died Feb. 8, 1725, in Watertown; married (2) Aug. 4,
1 726, in Watertown, Ruth, widow of Nathaniel Bowman, Jr., of
Cambridge; she died April 2, 1776, aged 'j6. He was the
principal heir of Oliver Wellington, who married his grand
mother, Anna Livermore. He was a selectman of Watertown
in 1738, '41, '43, '46, '48, '49.
ChUdren, born in Watertown :
i. Daniel,' b. Jan. 28, 1725 ; drowned Aug. 6, 1744.
68. ii. Ruth, b. May 23, 1727.
iii. Rachel, b. Aug. 18, 1729; d. there Oct. 11, 1730.
69. iv. Mary, b. Sept. 5, 1731.
70. v. Rachel, b. Aug. 12, 1733.
71. vi. Oliver, b. July 15, 1735.
72. vii. Amos, b. July 28, 1737.
73. viii. Anna, b. May 8, 1739.
ix. Abigail, b. April 12, 1741.
74. X. Jonathan, b. Mar. 25, 1743.
xi. Nathaniel, b. Jan. 6, 1746 ; d. there Sept. 17, 1749.
37
Mary" Livermore {Daniel,^ Sam.uel" John') was born Dec.
6, 1702, in Watertown; married there March 31, 1726, Nathan
iel, son of Joseph and Elizabeth (Winship) Sherman, born there
Sept. 19, 1696. They removed to Grafton.
Children (Sherman) :
i. Mary,' b. Dec. 9, 1726; m. Dea. John Cooper of
Hard wick.
ii. Betsey, b. AprU 14, 1728 ; m. Capt. James Minott.
iu. Martha, b. Feb. 16, 1730.
iv. Nathaniel, b. Mar. 4, 1732.
v. Millesent, b. AprU 10, 1734.
vi. Asaph, b. Aug. 22, 1736; d. young.
vn. Sarah, b. Oct. 3, 1738.

32 Livermore Family
vni. Asaph, b. Mar. 6, 1741, ancestor of Hon. Socrates
N. Sherman of New York.
ix. Prudence, b. June 22, 1745 ; m. Joseph Perry.
38
Anna" Livermore {Daniel,^ Samuel^ John') was born Jan.
18, 1704, in Watertown; married Jonathan, son of John and
Mary (Harrington) Bemis, born Nov. 17, 1 701, in Watertovm.
ChUdren (Bemis), born in Watertown :
i. Mary,' b. Mar. 10, 1723 ; d. Aug. 16, 180 1.
u. Jonathan, b. Jan. 24, 1725 ; m. Huldah, dau. of Thomas
and Mary (Bright) Livermore.
in. David, b. Jan. 25, 1727 ; d. there Feb. 8, 1790.
iv. Anna, b. July 4, 1730.
v. Esther,^b. Nov. 3, 1733.
vi. Sarah, b. Mar. 8, 1740.
39
David" Livermore {Daniel,^ Samuel," John') was bom March
I, 171 5, in Watertown; died there, 1756; married Feb. 21,
1743, in Bradford, AbigaU, daughter of Benjamin and PriscUla
(Hazen) Kimball, born Dec. 2, 1725, in Bradford; died in 1771,
in Watertown, as her son Daniel Livermore of Concord, N. H.,
was on Dec. 24, 1771, appointed administrator of her estate.
David lived all his life in Watertown, and was by trade a black
smith. ChUdren, born in Watertown :
i. David,' b.  ; d.  , unm.
U. AbigaU, b. Feb. 27, 1745 ; m. a Scotchman and lived
" very handsomely at Halifax, N. H." They had one
daughter, who married Joseph Day of Bradford, and
lived in Frederickton, N. Y.
iii. Priscilla, b. Jan. 11, 1747; d. Jan. 17, 1806; m. May 7,
1772, Joseph Day of Bradford, b. AprU 16, 1742 ; d.
Feb. s, 1806. No children.
75. iv. Daniel, b. April 7, 1749.
76. V. Lydia, b. Jan. 8, 1751.
vi. Hannah, b. Mar. 23, 1754; m. W. Parker of Bradford.
They had a daughter, Mary.^

Fourth Generation 33
40
Tabitha" Livermore {Thomas,^ Samuel," John') was born
Oct. II, 171 1, in Cambridge; died Oct. 20, 1769; married Jan.
17. 1738, in Waltham, John, son of Jonathan and Lydia (Cooper)
Gore of Weston, born Nov. 2, 1707.
ChUdren (Gore) :
i. Mary,' b. June 24, 1739 ; d. Oct. 3, 1740.
ii. Sarah, b. Aug. 15, 1741.
iu. John, b. Jan. 15, 1743.
iv. Jonathan, b. Aug. 22, 1746.
V. Nathaniel, b. AprU 30, 1749; d. Mar. 11, 181 1.
vi. Mary, b. Dec. 11, 1751. 41
Nathaniel" Livermore {Thomas,^ Samuel," John') was born
AprU 13, 171 3, in Watertown; died Oct. 2, 1783, on Grove
street, in Waltham; married April 11, 1751, in Watertown,
Martha, daughter of Andrew and Jane (Dix) White, born May
27, 1830; died March 9, 1823, in Cambridgeport. He lived in
what is now known as the Smith house, on Worcester Ave.,
Piety Corner, Waltham. He was a selectman, 1760-63. On
the famous day that the British marched to Lexington the cry
was raised through Waltham that the British were coming ; so
Madam Martha White Livermore took her youngest chUd,
Nathaniel, in her arms, and the next youngest, David, wrapped
in a red cloak, by the hand, and fled into the woods of Prospect
HiU. ChUdren, born in Waltham :
i. Thomas,' b. Jan. 19, 1752 ; d. July 23, 1755.
77. ii. Eunice, b. Oct. 22, 1753.

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80
81
82

iii. Martha, b. Aug. 31, 1755.
iv. Tabitha, b. June 22, 1757.
V. Moses, b. Mar. 31, 1759.
vi. John, b. May 4, 1761.
vii. Lydia, b. Mar. 26, 1763.
viii. Amos, b. June 3, 1765; d. Sept. 15, 1826; removed to
Livermore, Me.
ix. Ruth, b. May 27, 1767 ; d. Sept. 27, 1867, in Boston;
m. April 6, 1790, Nathaniel Goodwin of Waltham,

24 Livermore Family
d. Sept. s, 1790, aged 28 years; she afterwards lived
in Boston.
83. X. David, b. Nov. 26, 1769.
84. xi. Nathaniel, b. Sept. 20, 1772.
42
Elisha" Livermore {Thomas,^ Samuel," John') was born Jan.
9, 1720, in Watertown; died Feb. 13, I79S, in Waltham; mar
ried Jan. 3, 1744, in Waltham, Sarah, daughter of Thomas and
Mary (Livermore) Bigelow, born May 15, 1720; died Aug. 12,
1783, in Waltham. He was a maltster of Waltham, and was
called lieutenant ; he was a selectman 1766 to 1773, except
1768 and 1771 ;
ChUdren, born in Waltham :
i. Mary,' b. Nov. 9, 1744; d. Nov. 20, 1744.
85. ii. Abijah, b. Dec. 26, 1745-
86. iii. Mary, b. Oct. 27, 1747.
iv. Benjamin, b. AprU 25, 1749; d. July 24, 1802.
87. V. Sarah, b. Sept. 3, 175 1.
vi. Elisha, b. in 1754 ; d. July 3, 1754.
vii. Elisha, b. Aug. 21, 1755 ; d. Sept. 3, 1790, in Waltham;
m. July I, 1784, in Watertown, Abigail, dau. of Samuel
and SybU (Stone) White, b. July 19, 1761 ; d. Mar.
20, 1827. No children.
viu. Elizabeth, b. May 5, 1758 ; d. April 25, 1802, unm.
ix. Thomas, b. July 11, 1760; d. Nov. 20, 1791, in Wal
tham; m. May 29, 1783, Lois, dau. of Josiah and
Mary (Garfield) Mixer, b. Sept. 12, 1762.
43
Huldah" Livermore {Thomas,^ Samuel," John') was born
Aug. 7, 1722, in Watertown; died in 1803, in Lunenburg;
married May 4, 1748, in Waltham, Capt. Jonathan, son of
Jonathan and Anna (Livermore) Bemis, born Jan. 24, 1725, in
Watertown; died after Jan. i, 1771.
Children (Bemis) born in Watertown :
i. Hannah,' b. June 22, 1749.
ii. Esther, b. May 2, 1751.

Fourth Generation 35
iii. Thankful, b. June 17, 1754.
iv. Catharine, b. Oct. 4, 1756.
v. Jonathan, bap. July 23, 1758 ; d. young.
vi. Jonathan, b. Oct. 19, 1760 ; d. unm.
vii. John, b. May 4, 1762.
viii. Elijah, b. July 5, 1770.
44
Jonathan" Livermore {Jonathan,^ Samuel" John') was born
Aug. 16, 1700, in Watertown; died AprU 21, 1801, in North-
boro, having lived to the extraordinary age of 100 years, 8
months and 5 days, thus living in three centuries. He married
(i) June 23, 1723, Abigail, daughter of James and Elizabeth
(Fiske) Ball, born June 5, 1702. He married (2) Nov. 16, 1775,
Jane Dunlap. About 1727 he moved to Northboro, and settled
on the Brown farm, so called. He was dismissed from Water-
town, AprU 8, 1729. He possessed uncommon learning for
his time, was an accurate surveyor and an excellent penman,
owing to which circumstance the early records of the town
appear in a remarkably fine state. He was the first parish or
town clerk, which office he held many years ; one of the first
deacons of the Congregational church, resigning Oct. 2, 1782 ;
he was much employed in public business, in surveying, laying
out townships, etc., and was selectman in 1750, '55, '58 and '64.
He was moderator in Westboro in 1758 and '64. A short time
after he was 100 years old he rode on horseback from his house
to a mUitary review, near the middle of the town, a distance of
three mUes, and returned without fatigue.
ChUdren, the first three born in Watertown, the others in
Northboro :
88. i. Abigail,' b. April 10, 1724.
u. Elizabeth, b. May 26, 1725 ; d. in Feb., 1775 ; m. Asa,
son of Thomas and Mary (Oakes) Rice, b. Aug. 8,
1726. They lived in Northboro. Children (Rice) :
I. Katharine!' b. Dec. 13, 1749.
2. Luther, b.  .
3. Asenath, b.  .
4. Calvin, b.  .
5. Israel, b.  .

36 Livermore Family
in. Lydia, b. Oct. 24, 1726 ; d. May 5, 1799; m.  Saw
yer of Bolton. No children.
iv. Rebecca, b. Sept. 10, 1728; d. Nov. 10, 1728.
89. v. Jonathan, b. Dec. 7, 1729.
vi. Silas, b. Dec i, 1731 ; d. Jan. 3, 1756.
vii. Rebecca, b. June i, 1733; d. Feb. 15, 1806; m. (pub.)
Aug. 26, 1 761, Henry Switcher of "Western."
via. Nathan, b. June 19, 1736 ; d. May 22, 1761, unm.
ix. Thomas, b. Mar. 6, 1738 ; d. Oct. 27, 1740.
X. Susan, b. June 2, 1740; m. Joshua Townsend of Bolton.
xi. Grace, b. Feb. 16, 1742 ; m. Jacob Adams of Wilton, and
had Lydia^ and Nathan.
45
Samuel" Livermore {Jonathan,^ Samuel," John') was born
March 14, 1702, in Watertown; died Aug. 7, 1773, in Waltham.
He married (i) Nov. 10, 1726, in Watertown, Hannah, daughter
of William and Hannah (Pease) Brown, born Jan. 22, 1707; died
Nov. 2, 1762, in Waltham. She was the mother of all his chU
dren. He married (2) Jan. 22, 1765, in Waltham, Hannah,
widow of Daniel Harrington ; died Dec. 31, 1765, aged 44 years ;
he married (3) May 7, 1767, in Waltham, widow Joanna
Felton of Watertown, died Sept. 5, 1767, aged 46 years; he
married (4) March 15, 1770, in Waltham, Thankful, widow of
Richard Cutting, daughter of George and Abiel (Parker) Har
rington, born Jan. 25, 1720; died Nov. 4, 1772. He inherited
by will the estate of his great uncle Nathaniel Livermore, which
has since been well known as " the Lyman farm " in Waltham.
The old Livermore house stood northeast of the mansion house
of Theodore Lyman ; it was occupied by Mark Vose, in the
employ of Mr. Lyman, and was valued at ^560. This house
was afterwards removed to Main street. The land of the Ly
man place is supposed to have been the fifty acres of land in the
First Great Dividend granted to WUliam Paine, and bought of
him by John Livermore.
At the first town meeting in Waltham, held on Wednesday,
Jan. 18, 1738, he was chosen town clerk and treasurer; and at
the first regular meeting, held March 26, 1738, he was chosen

Fourth Generation

17

town clerk and treasurer and also assessor. At this meeting
it was voted, that Samuel Livermore should have the use of
the first pew east of the pulpit as long as the meeting-house
stood upon his land, in full satisfaction for the same. At a
meeting held Sept. 25, 1738, he was chosen sexton and granted
three pounds for his annual services. He had for a long time
the greatest share of the municipal business of the town ; was
selectman 22 years, 1743-64; representative, 1745-63, with the
exception of 1748 ; assessor, 1738-56 ; town clerk and treasurer
26 years, 1738-63 ; moderator of town meetings 24 years,
1740-64; was also a deacon of the church. March 2, 1744,
Capt. Samuel Livermore represented to the selectmen of Wal
tham that there were under his command ninety men, and that
the State law required them to have a stock of ammunition,
amounting to 150 pounds of powder, 300 pounds of bullets, and
450 flints. Sept. 9, 1745, the town voted that Capt. Livermore
" should address the Great and General Court in the name and
behalfe of the Town of Waltham that the mUlers might have
liberty to keep up their mUl Dams as formerly." The salaries
of the town officers for the year 1750 seem, from the appropria
tion, to have amounted to 13J. Afd., and this sum was wholly
awarded to Capt. Livermore, — 2ss. as town clerk, and 55-. \d. as
treasurer. His signature is on page 74 of Nelson's History of
Waltham. Children, aU born in Waltham :
i. Hannah,' b. April 27, 1728 ; m. (i) Nov. 24, 1755, in
Waltham, Rev. Nathaniel Potter of Brookline, d. in
1768, leaving a dau., Sarah^ who d. Sept. 7, 1773,
aged 15 yrs.; m. (2) Sept. 6, 1775, Robert Pierpont
of Roxbury ; no children.
ii. Samuel, b. Sept. 6, 1729 ; d. there April 14, 1731.
90. iii. Elijah, b. Mar. 4, 1731.
91. iv. Samuel, b. May 15, 1732.
V. Isaac, b. Jan. 28, 1735 ; d. Sept. 6, 1763, in New Jer
sey, unm. He graduated at Nassau Hall, Princeton,
N. J., in 1756; was schoolmaster in Waltham from
Nov., 1756, to Aug., 1757, and continued in that posi
tion during a portion of 1758.

38 Livermore Family
vi. William, b. Oct. 9, 1737 ; d. Aug. 10, 1761, in Falmouth,
(Portland), Me., unm. ; graduated at Nassau HaU in
1756.
vii. Sarah, b. Mar. 30, 1741 ; d. Oct. 9, 1761, in Waltham,
unm.
vni. Anna, b. Jan. 16, 1743 ; m. Rev. Mr. Ker.
ix. Jonathan, b. Jan. 21, 1746; d. June 22, 1751, in Wal
tham.
46
Rebecca" Livermore {Jonathan,^ Samuel," John') was born
Dec. 8, 1703, in Watertown; died Dec. 29, 1780, in Worcester;
m. Oct. 29, 1 7 19, in Watertown, John, son of Theophilus and
Mary (Bennet) Phillips, born Dec. 10, 1692; died July 20, 1780,
in Worcester. They moved to Worcester.
ChUdren (PhUlips), born in Watertown :
i. John,' b. Jan. 23, 172 1.
ii. Rebecca, b. Nov. 8, 1722.
iii. Priscilla, bap. Nov. 26, 1724.
iv. Mary, bap. June 4, 1726.
FIFTH GENERATION. 47
James' Livermore {Josiah,"^ Joseph^, John," John') was born
July 25, 1724, in Weston; died April 30, 1801, in Spencer;
married July 5, 1750, in Weston, Elizabeth, daughter of John
and Mercy (Ward) Hastings, born there Nov. 3, 1728; died
Aug. 7, 1798, in Spencer. He was a yeoman and frequently
held public office. He was a surveyor of highways and collec
tor in 1755 ; a preserver of deer in 1756, '60, '6t, '72, '73 > fence
viewer in 1758 ; warden in 1763 and '69 ; one of the committee
on schools in 1769, and constable in 1770. He was paid two
shiUings for "Preamblating the Town line" with Sudbury in
1768. He was one of the committee of correspondence, in
spection and safety in 1779 and in 1784. About this time, or
a little later, he moved to Spencer, where he owned a farm.
Children, born in Weston :
92. i. Eunice,* b. Mar. 6, 1752.
ii. John, b. Mar. 12, 1754.

Fifth Generation 39
93. iii. Anna, b. AprU 5, 1757.
94. iv. James, b. Jan. 30, 1760.
95. V. Elisha, b. Dec. 26, 1761.
48
Josiah' Livermore {Josiah,'' Joseph,^ John," John') was born
Aug. I, 1725, in Weston; married (pub. AprU 29), 1749, in
Weston, Anna, daughter of Thomas and Mercy (Bigelow) Gar
field, born there June i, 1724. They settled in that part of
Leicester now Paxton, in Spencer and Brookfield. He was a
yeoman. ChUdren :
i. Anna,* b. Nov. 5, 1750, in Leicester.
96. u. Elisha, b. AprU 14, 1753, in Leicester.
in. Mary, b. Jan. 20, 1755, in Spencer.
iv. Lucy, b. Sept. 11, 1756, in Spencer; m. Jan. 11, 1781,
in Brookfield, Rufus Hardy.
V. Levi, b. May 11, 1758, in Brookfield; m. there June 22,
1806, Levina Adams.
vi. Thankful, b. Mar. 28, 1760, in Brookfield.
49
Jason' Livermore {Josiah,'^ Joseph,^ John," John') was born
Dec. I, 1726, in Weston; died Oct. 14, 1797, in Paxton ; married
in Weston, March 30, 1749, AbigaU, daughter of WUliam and
Mary (Flagg) Hagar, born Aug. 11, 1725, in Weston; died Jan.
17, 1824, in Paxton. In 1748 he and his brother Josiah
bought a tract of land in the westerly part of Leicester, near
and in part upon Moose HUl ; they divided these lands, and
Jason, having built a small house on his portion, took his bride
to his new home, and in this house they lived the rest of their
lives. He was twice chosen as a surveyor of highways in Leicester.
The town furnished five men, in 1756, as her quota in a call for
one thousand men from Worcester and Hampshire counties.
Their names were Ezekiel Bellows, Jacob Wicker, Jason Liver
more, David Wicker and John Wicker. These men were in the

40 Livermore Family
command of Gen. Ruggles, and saw service at Crown Point,
Fort Edward and Ticonderoga. Inscription on his powder-horn
says : " Jason Livermore his horn made at fort Edward August
y' 29. 1759." On his return from that unsuccessful and unfor
tunate expedition, he came by land through the wUderness, with
two or three companions, and suffered hardships and privations
from cold and hunger.
In 1765 that part of Leicester in which he lived, with a part
of Rutland, was incorporated as a district by the name of Pax
ton. The first town meeting of Paxton was held March 11,
1765, at the house of Mr. John Snow, when Jason Livermore
was chosen constable. He was an active and prominent man
in Paxton, having aided in procuring the act of incorporation,
and assisted in building the first meeting-house. He was one of
the members of the first Congregational church organized in the
town. When the news reached Paxton that the " regulars " had
attacked Concord and Lexington, Jason Livermore and his three
sons, Jason, William, and Josiah, were plowing in the field, and
learning that the company of minute men (Capt. WiUard Moore's),
of which they were members, would march forthwith, the father
said, "Boys, unyoke the cattle and let us be off." No sooner
said than done, and they at once made ready, with the house
hold pewter dishes melted into bullets, and marched to Cam
bridge, and there joined the Continental army, being attached
to Col. Doolittle's regiment. On June 17, 1775, under com
mand of Major WiUard Moore, then in charge of the regiment,
they took part in the battle of Bunker HUl, where Major Moore
was kUled. The wife and mother, left at home with a son only
twelve years of age, continued the farm work, besides excavat
ing the earth under the barn and other buUdings, and from it
obtaining more than one hundred pounds of nitre or saltpetre,
for the purpose of making gunpowder, of which there was great
need in the army.
Jason Livermore and Samuel Brewer of Sutton raised a com
pany of volunteers in Paxton and Sutton, of which he was the
second in command, and marched on the 9th of August, 1776,

Fifth Generation 41
from Paxton to Charlestown No. 4, in New Hampshire, thence
to Ticonderoga and Mount Hope, where they were stationed for
some time. After the close of the war he retired to his farm,
where he passed the rest of his life.
ChUdren (Paxton), born in Leicester :
97. i. Jason,* b. April 17, 1750.
98. ii. William, b. Jan. 12, 1752.
iii. Abigail, b. June 16, 1754; d. there Oct. 2, 1756.
iv. AbigaU, b. Jan. 21, 1758 ; d. May, 1833 ; m. her cousin
Silas Livermore, and removed to or near Hartland,Vt.
99. v. Josiah, b. May 12, 1761.
100. vi. Braddyl, b. Oct. 4, 1763.
vii. Lydia, b. Oct. 14, 1765; d. Jan. 23, 1849, in Paxton,
unm. She lived with her parents until their deaths,
and then with her brother Braddyl.
vui. Grizel, b. Feb. 2, 1768; d. Nov. 23, 1799, in Paxton;
m. July 9, 1793, her cousin John, son of Abijah
Bemis, by whom she had one dau., Celicia,'' b. Sept. 4,
1794, in Paxton; d. Jan. 23, 1876, in Brookfield; m.
in Warren, Michael Walsh ; she was brought up by
her aunt Lydia.
50
Moses' Livermore {Josiah,* Joseph,^ John," John') was born
July 14, 1729, in Weston; died Oct. 18, 1797, in Spencer; mar
ried Jan. 31, 1750, in Weston, Hannah, daughter of Isaac and
Elizabeth AUen, born there July 28, 1731. She survived him
and moved to Lisle, N. Y., with her son Moses, in 18 17, where
she died. After the birth of his first chUd he moved to Spen
cer, and settled on lot yy. In a list of 68 landholders in Spencer
in 1 77 1, he is rated as the ninth in valuation of property; he
was one of the majority of grand jurors at the Supreme Judicial
Court holden at Worcester in AprU, 1 774, who signed a decla
ration and presented it to the Court, stating that they should
not proceed to business if Chief Justice Oliver, who was a tory,
should sit on the bench and preside. Judge Oliver, however, did
not appear, and the jury discharged their duty. He was one of
the committee of correspondence, inspection and safety, in 1775.

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He was a selectman of Spencer in 1767, '68, '69, '72, '73, '74,
'75 and y6.
Children, the eldest born in Weston, the others in Spencer :
i. Elizabeth,* b. Feb. 3, 1751.
loi. ii. Isaac, b. June 11, 1752.
iii. Sarah, b. July 21, 1754; d. Mar., 1847, in North Brook
field; m. AprU 18, 1787, in Spencer, Jonathan Peirks
(now Parks).
102. iv. Moses, b. AprU 2, 1758.
V. Hannah, b. Nov. 21, 1760; removed to New York State.
103. vi. Amos, b. June 5, 1763. 51
Elizabeth' Livermore {Josiah,'^ Joseph,^ John," John') was
born Sept. 4, 1733, in Weston ; married March 6, 1755, in Wes
ton, Francis, son of Samuel and Tabitha (Hobbs) Jones, born
there Sept. 10, 1731.
Children (Jones) born in Weston :
i. Jesse,* b. Dec. 4, 1755.
ii. Mary, b. July 22, 1757.
iii. Jacob, b. Sept. 25, 1759.
iv. Thankful, b. May 26, 1761.
52
Abijah' Livermore {Josiah,* Joseph,^ John," John') was born
Dec. 12, 1737, in Weston; died Jan. 18, 1817, in Spencer;
married there (i) Nov. 4, 1760, Anna Graves of Sudbury, died
Oct. 14, 1793, in Spencer, aged 53 ; he married (2) Nov. 24,
1795, in Rutland, Vt., widow Sarah Howe, died Jan. i, 18 15, in
Spencer. In 1761 he settled in Spencer on lot No. ^6. In a
list of sixty-eight landholders in Spencer in 1771, he is rated
No. 46 in valuation of property. He was a lieutenant under
Capt. Ebenezer Mason, in Col. Jonathan Warner's regiment of
minute men, who marched from Spencer to Cambridge, April 19,
1775; length of service, fourteen days. He, with six others,
took possession of the entire stock of powder, balls, etc., in
Spencer during the excitement of Shays' rebellion in 1786. He

Fifth Generation 43
purchased three lots of land on West HUl, in Jamaica, Vt., in
1787, and during the following year his sons Ezra and Abijah
went to Jamaica and began to clear the same.
ChUdren, born in Spencer :
104. i. Ezra,* b. Feb. 13, 1762.
ii. Anna, b. Nov. 17, 1763 ; d. in Oswego, N. Y., unm.
105. iii. Abijah, b. Feb. 22, 1766.
iv. Lot, b. June 6, 1768; d. Mar. 23, 1835, in Jamaica; m.
(i) Nov. 5, 1 80 1, in Jamaica, Ruth Daniels; m. (2)
Lucy Higgins. No children.
v. Martha, b. Nov. 11, 1772; m. in Jamaica, Adam Wel-
man, and left descendants.
106. vi. Phineas, b. Mar. 28, 1775.
vii. Phebe, b. Oct. 20, 1777; d. Aug. 25, 1846, in Jamaica;
m. there Oct. 15, 1801, Isaac Underwood.
viu. Jesse, b. Feb. 9, 1780; d. there Jan. i, 1784.
53
Joseph' Livermore {Josiah,* Joseph,^ John," John') was born
July II, 1740, in Weston; died Dec. 13, 1823, in East Sudbury;
married there (i) Nov. 10, 1763, Anna, daughter of Isaac and
Anna (Mixer) Rice, born there. May 30, 1745; married (2)
June 15, 1786, in East Sudbury, widow Martha Maynard. He
settled in the westerly part of lot "jy, in Spencer, in 1762. In
a list of landholders in Spencer, in 1771, he is rated as No. 49
in valuation of property. He was an ensign in Capt. Ebenezer
Mason's company of minute men, belonging to Col. Jonathan
Warner's regiment, who marched from Spencer on the 19th of
AprU, 1775 ; he was afterwards a lieutenant in Capt. Seth
Washbume's company of Leicester, and his company was one
of three of the regiment which fired on the British, after the
retreat began from the redoubt in the battle of Bunker HiU ; he
was afterwards a captain. He subsequently moved from Spen
cer to East Sudbury.
ChUdren :
i. Anna,* b. Sept. 10, 1764, in Spencer; m. Mar. i, 1781,
Joshua Rich.

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ii. Molly, b. AprU 20, 1766, in East Sudbury; m. Dec. 20,
1787, in Spencer, Joel Owen of Halifax.
107. in. Reuben, b. May 9, 1768, in Spencer.
108. iv. Joseph, b. Aug. 20, 1775, in Spencer.

54
Samuel' Isivesmoke {Joseph,* Joseph,^ John," John') was born
Aug. 22, 1733, in Sudbury; died Feb. 12, 1819; married March
4, 1756, in Weston, Lois, daughter of Josiah and Thankful
(Harrington) Livermore, born there AprU 22, 1 736 ; died Aug.
II, 1811.
ChUdren, born in East Sudbury :
109. i. Silas,* b.  ,1756.
ii. Tabitha, b. Jan. 20, 1758.
iii. Lois, b. June 26, 1760.
no. iv. David, b. May 29, 1762.
V. Joseph, b. Mar. 28, 1764; d. in Weston probably, as the
administrator of his estate was appointed there, Dec.
4, 1822.
III. vi. Samuel, b. July 23, 1766.
vii. Mary, b. Feb. 12, 1768.
viii. Lydia, b. July 17, 1769.
ix. Silens, b. Mar. 27, 1771.
x. Submit, b. Sept. 13, 1772.
55
Elizabeth' Livermore {John,* Joseph,^ John," John') was
born Jan. 7, 1735, in Framingham; m. Jesse, son of Hezekiah
and Ruth (How) Stone, born Sept. 28, 1737, in Framingham.
Children (Stone) :
i. WiUiam,* b. May 3, 1760, in Framingham.
ii. John, b. May 15, 1763, in Oxford.
iii. Jesse, b. Nov. 11, 1765, in Oxford; d. Feb. 28, 1857,
in Livermore, Me., whither he removed.
iv. Elizabeth, b. 1768 ; d. 1768, in Oxford.
V. Isaac, b. Sept. 8, 1769, in Oxford.
vi. Elizabeth, b. AprU 20, 1772, in Oxford.
VU. Jeremy, b. Sept. 10, 1776, in Oxford.

Fifth Generation 45
56
Mary' Livermore {John,* Joseph,^ John," John') was born
July 23, 174s, in Framingham; died July 31, 1827, in Oxford;
married Dec. 15, 1763, in Oxford, Joseph, son of Peter and
Sarah (Eddy) Hurd, born there June 19, 1738; died there Jan.
3, 1820.
ChUdren (Hurd), born in Oxford :
i. Mary,* b. Sept. 16, 1765; d. Jan. 14, 1863, in Liver
more, Me. ; m. David, son of Gen. Ebenezer Learned.
ii. William, b. May 13, 1767.
iii. Elizabeth, b. May 6, 1770; d. AprU 16, 1802, unm.
iv. Joseph, b. Mar. 26, 1773 ; d. there Nov. 2, 1787.
v. Abigail, b. Feb. 8, 1777; m. Capt. Jonathan Morse of
Livermore.
vi. John, b. May 20, 1779.
vii. Patty, b. July 23, 1781 ; m. David Brackett of Dudley.
viii. Samuel, b. July 24, 1785 ; d. Jan. 14, 1796.
57
Daniel' Livermore {Daniel,* Daniel,^ John," John') was
bom Nov. 24, 1734, in Weston; died there Oct. 19, 1787; mar
ried Nov. 25, 1756, in Weston, Lucy, daughter of Jonathan and
Dinah (Bemis) Stratton, baptized in 1739. He held various
town offices, having been chosen a fence-viewer in 1758, sur
veyor of highways in 1763, preserver of Dear [deer] in 1770,
constable in 1776, and one of the wardens in 1778, being at
that tune no longer constable.
ChUdren, born in Weston :
i. Daniel,* b. May 28, 1758; m. Oct. 4, 1787, in Weston,
Sarah Tilton of East Sudbury.
ii. Lucy, b. Feb. 24, 1760.
112. iii. Ephraim, b. Oct. 22, 1762.
iv. Mary, bap. Mar. 17, 1765.
V. Anna, bap. July 12, 1767.
113. vi. Aaron, b. Aug. 3, 1769.
vii. Sarah, bap. Dec. 22, 1771 ; m.  TUton of Conway.
viu. Elizabeth, bap. Aug. 29, 1773.
114. ix. William, bap. Oct. 22, 1774-

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x. Eunice, bap. Nov. i6, 1777.
xi. Miranda, bap. Sept. 12, 1779.

58
Abraham' Livermore {Daniel,* Daniel,^ John," John') was
born Aug. 13, 1749, in Weston; died March 11, 1826, in Ger
man, N. Y ; married AprU 9, 1772, in Weston, Hephzibeth WU-
liams, born Jan. 6, 1754; died Jan. 28, 1850, in Paris Hill, N.
Y. He lived for many years in Pelham, and was a town offi
cer therein 1778. In the winter of 1775-76 he was a private
in the company of militia under the command of Elijah D wight
of Belchertown, doing camp duty in Roxbury and vicinity. The
records of Pelham say that he carried provisions to the army in
Cambridge, in 1777. After the close of the Revolution he lost
his property by the depreciation of the Continental currency,
and in 1795 left Pelham and emigrated to New York State,
taking with him his famUy, which consisted of his wife and nine
chUdren. He halted for a few months in Paris, N. Y., where he
left his f amUy whUe, in the spring of 1 796, with an axe, he made
his way, through the forest, by means of marked trees, to what
was then the township of Brackel, but afterwards renamed Ger
man, where he took up the whole of lot No. 92, containing 153
acres and 36 perches. He received a deed for this farm from
the proprietors (Dutchmen), who were then living in Amster
dam, HoUand, dated Jan. 13, 18 16, the consideration being
$383.00; Feb. 20, 1826, only a short time before he died, he
sold this farm to his son Martin. He was one of the first set
tlers in the town, and his famUy joined him as soon as he buUt
his hduse. That part of the town was afterwards known as
Livermore's Corners, on the old State road, much traveUed by
emigrants to western New York. From their isolated position
in the wUderness, remote from any settlement, the Cleveland and
Livermore famUies suffered great privation and hardships during
the first years of their settlement. He kept the first inn in
German, and by industry and economy accumulated a respect
able property and reared a large famUy.

Fifth Generation 47
ChUdren, born in Pelham :
i. Rebecca,* b. Aug. 18, 1774; d. Jan. 12, 1854, in In
diana.
115. ii. Abraham, b. July 21, 1776.
iii. Mary, b. Sept. 12, 1778; d. Jan. 31, 1841, in Aurelius,
N. Y.
116, iv. Hepsibeth, b. Oct. n, 1780.
V. Daniel, b. Sept. 23, 1782 ; removed to Ohio in 1836.
117. vi. Abel, b. Aug. 10, 1784.
vU. Sally, b. Aug. 30, 1786; d. Oct. 22, 1808, in Madison
Co., N. Y. ; m.  Roe.
118. viii. Cyrus, b. May 28, 1790.
ix. Martin, b. April 3, 1793; d. June 4, 1887, in Farley,
Iowa, unm.
59
Jonas' Livermore {Jonas,* Daniel,^ John" John') was born
Feb. 28, 1736, in Leicester; died there Jan. 31, 1825; mar
ried there Nov. 12, 1761, Sarah, daughter of Hezekiah and
Sarah (Green) Ward, born Oct. 7, 1738 ; died Sept. 27, 1832,
in Leicester. He lived in the south part of the town, now
known as Greenville ; he was a carpenter as well as a farmer,
and was originally a Baptist — one of the pUlars of the old
GreenviUe church. He was chosen surveyor several times, and
warden at town meetings, and constable.
ChUdren, born in Leicester :
i. Hannah,* b. May 13, 1762 ; d. there Aug. 24, 1767.
ii. Jonas, b. April 13, 1764; d. there April 20, 1790, unm.
iii. Sally, b. June 28, 1766; d. there Feb. 18, 1833, unm.
119. iv. Martha, b. Oct. 22, 1768.
120. v. Salem, b. Sept. 26, 1770.
vi. Bathsheba, b. July 23, 1772 ; m. John Page, and settled
in Cambridge, Vt.
vii. Louisa, b. AprU 27, 1774; d. Dec, 1800; m. about
1797, Rufus, son of Nehemiah and Ruth (Marsh)
Gale, b. July 5, 1773. ChUd: JElmond,'' b. about
1798, who m. at Madison, Iowa, and had a family.
121. vin. Daniel, b. June 10, 1776.
ix. Rebecca, b. Nov. 13, 1778; m. Lebbeus Turner from
Bennington, Vt. ; they had four children.

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60
David' Livermore {Jonas,* Daniel,^ John," John') was born
June 10, 1745, in Leicester; died Dec. 13, 1818, in Spencer;
married (i) March 14, 1771, Anna Howard of Holden, probably
born in Maiden ; died June 12, 1794, in Spencer; married (2)
Nov. 17, 1796, in Spencer, Mrs. Mary Osborn of Holden, sister
to his former wife, died there Jan 5, 1842. He removed from
Leicester and settled in Spencer, on the southerly part of lot 59,
about 1770. He was a yeoman. He was a member of Capt.
Ebenezer Mason's company of minute men, who marched from
Spencer on the 19th of April, 1775, and saw fourteen days'
service. ChUdren, born in Spencer :
122. i. Abigail,* b. Oct. 27, 1772.
123. ii. David, b. April 14, 1774.
in. Anna, b. Jan. 8, 1776 ; d. there Oct. 3, 1778.
124. iv. Mary, b. Feb. 20, 1778.
V. John, b. May 19, 1780; d. Mar. 25, 1810, in Sturbridge.
125. vi. William, b. Aug. 19, 1783.
126. vii. Walton, b. June 15, 1786.
127. viii. Anna, b. Aug. 3, 1789.
ix. Eliza, b. Jan. 19, 1798 ; m.  Smith of Leicester ; she
died early in life and left a son Hufus^ Smith.
X. Melissa, b. Feb. 6, 1800 ; m. (i) May i, 1823, in Spen
cer, Isaac Baxter, b. there Jan. 13, 1796 ; d. in Charl
ton from the effects of a fall from a meeting house ;
m. (2)  Lamb.
xi. Melinda, b. 1802; d. in Lockport, N. Y.; m. Oct. 18,
1823, in Spencer, Benjamin Howard Brewer, b. there
Dec. 14, 1796.
128. xii. Lorenzo Osborne, b. April 29, 1804.

61
Elizabeth' Livermore {Jonas,* Daniel,^ John", John') was
born June 10, 1745, in Leicester; married July 2, 1767, Samuel,
son of Samuel and Hannah (Sylvester) Tucker, born there Jan.
8, 1743-

Fifth Generation 49
ChUdren (Tucker), born in Oxford :
i. Anna,* b. June 28, 1769.
ii. Samuel, b. Oct. 26, 1770.
62
Elisha' Livermore {Jonas,* Daniel,^ John," John') was born
May 20, 1751, in Leicester; died Sept., 1836, in Auburn;
married March 30, 1775, in Leicester, Ruth, daughter of Eben
ezer and Ruth (Ward) Eddy, born April 17, 1755, in Oxford;
died Jan. 30, 1838, in Auburn. He enlisted as a private in
Capt. Seth Washburn's company, in Colonel Ward's regiment.
May 10, 1775. He was living at that time in Brookfield. He
served two months and twenty-six days, taking part with his
company in the battle of Bunker Hill, and was the last sur
viving member of the company. He bought land of his brother
Micah in Oxford, AprU i, 1773, but evidently did not build a
house upon it untU after his return from the Revolutionary war ;
later on he lived in Ward, now Auburn.
Children, born in Auburn :
i. Ruth,* b. May 12, 1776; m. Jan. 8, 1839, in Leicester,
when she was 62 years old, her cousin, Salem, son of
Jonas and Sarah (Ward) Livermore.
n. EUzabeth, b. Aug. 23, 1778; m. AprU 11, 1802, in Ox
ford, Levens, son of Abel Sibley of Sutton. Children
(Sibley), b. in Oxford :
I. Eliza,^ b. Nov. 17, 1804 ; m. OIney Bolster.
2. Levens, twin to Eliza, d. young.
129. iii. Silas, b. Mar. 28, 1781.
130. iv. Paul, b. June 28, 1783.
131. V. Lydia, b. Feb. 2, 1786.
vi. Elisha, b. July 26, 1788; d. Feb. 8, 1814, in Auburn,
unm.
vU. Levina, b. about 1790; m. Moses Putnam of Sutton;
removed to Hermon, N. Y. ; left children.
viu. Paris, b. Mar. 10, 1794; m. AprU 18, 1819, Elijah Put
nam of Auburn ; removed to Hermon ; they had
four children.

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ix. Sylvanus, b. Sept. i6, 1796; d. about 1845, in Norwich,
Conn.; m. Dec. 8, 1816, Maria Rice of MUlbury.
They lived in Oxford, Worcester and Norwich; his
widow went out West. Children :
I. Augusta,^ b. March 2, 1817.
2. Eliza, b.  .
X. Elsie, d. inf.
132. xi. Lucy, b. Sept. 16, 1802.
63
Lydia' Livermore {Jonas,* Daniel,^ John," John') was born
June 5, 1755, in Leicester; died Oct. 19, 1784, in Spencer;
married May 18, 1775, in Leicester, Asa, son of David and
Elizabeth Prouty, born Feb. 22, 175 1, in Leicester; died March
ID, 1826, in Spencer.
ChUdren (Prouty), born in Spencer :
i. Aaron,* b. AprU 11, 1776.
ii. Asa, b. Dec. 14, 1777.
in. Persis, b. Oct. 22, 1779; married AprU 4, 1805, in
Spencer, Eli Muzzy.
iv. Jonas, b. Aug. 28, 1781.
V. Joel, b. Feb. 5, 1784; married Aug. 10, 1806, in Spen
cer, Elizabeth Gates.
64
Isaac' Livermore {Isaac,* Daniel,^ John,'- John') was born
Dec. 20, 1746, in Leicester ; died there Jan. 19, 1836 ; married
Dec. 24, 1776, in Leicester, Hannah Bulin, died there Jan. 26,
1836. He marched from Leicester to Cambridge, in Capt.
Thomas Newhall's company, on the alarm of AprU 19, 177S,
and soon after his arrival in Cambridge left this company and
joined that of Capt. Seth Washburn, in Col. Ward's regiment.
He was with the latter company when it took part in the battle
of Bunker Hill. It came upon the hUl at the close of the fight,
and helped cover the retreat from the redoubt. He had pro
vided himself, among other creature comforts, with a small
quantity of rum, which he carried in a canteen at his side, and
perceived whUe on his retreat that a ball from the enemy had
cut the string by which it hung ; looking for the canteen he

Fifth Generation 51
discovered it in rapid progress toward the enemy, who were
approaching by a flank movement. With a desperate determin
ation that " he would be darned if the regulars should have his
rum," he coolly turned and followed his canteen untU he over
took it, and brought it off amidst a shower of bullets that
whistled around him.
ChUd: i. Abraham,* b. about 1790; d. Feb. 15, 1844, in Paxton,
aged 53; m. there July 2, 1812, Lavinia, dau. of
Jonah and Sarah (Newton) Howe of Rutland, b. there
June 7, 1791 ; d. Nov. 16, 1868, in Paxton; he was a
card maker. Children, b. in Paxton :
I. Lucretiaj' b. Nov. 20, 1813 ; d. there April 28, 1818.
2. Cyrus Chenery, b. Feb., i8i6; d. there April 30, 1818.
3. Lucretia, b. Nov. 28, 18 18.
4. Lavinia, b. 1821.
65
Elijah' Livermore {Isaac,* Daniel,^ John" John') was born
June 10, 175s, in Leicester; died Oct., 1837, in Shutesbury ;
married about 1786, in New Salem, Sarah Evans, a widow, born
there June 10, 1767; died June 10, 1848, in Hinsdale. While
young, he lived in Leicester ; he was of fine, commanding
presence, strict integrity of character, a man of wealth, who
lost his property through the worthlessness of the Continental
money at the close of the Revolutionary war. He removed to
Shutesbury, where he settled down to farming and the manufac
turing of wooden ware.
ChUdren, born in Shutesbury :
i. WiUard,* born about 1790; d. 1794.
133. ii. Isaac, b. June r6, 1792.
iii. Sally, b. 1794; d. Jan. 25, 1825.
134. iv. Henry, b. April 24, 1796.
135. V. Lyman, b. July 26, 1799.
vi. Rachel, b. 1802; d. Feb. 23, 1825, in Amherst; m.
Elisha, son of Waitstill and Elsy (Shaw) Hastings of
Amherst, b. about 1780; after her death he married
again and moved to Salem, N. Y. Child (Hastings) :
Miriam,'' b. Mar., 1824, in Amherst.

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136. vu. Martin, b. AprU 10, 1804.
137. viu. Chester, b. AprU 25, 1808.
66
Hannah' Livermore {Edmund,* Samuel,^ Samuel," John')
was born May 4, 1743, in Sturbridge; died June 16, 181 5 ;
married Dec. 2, 1762, in Brimfield, Joseph, son of Joseph and
Abigail (King) Hitchcock, born there AprU 28, 1742 ; died Dec.
2, 181 1.
ChUdren (Hitchcock), born in Brimfield :
i, Ezra,* b. Sept. 27, 1763; d. Feb. 8, 1816 ; m. Nov. 7,
1793, Sally Winslow, d. July 2, 1823. Child (Hitch
cock) : Marsena,'' b. Jan. 23, 1795.
ii. Rebecca, b. Nov. 9, 1764.
iii. Marsena, b. Jan. 20, 1766; d. Sept. 20, 1793; m. AprU
23, 1789, Polly Miller.
iv. AbigaU King, b. Aug. 14, 1767.
V. Elizabeth, b. Aug. 18, 1769.
vi. Persis, b. Nov., 1770 ; died June 30, 1775.
vii. Gains, b. Sept. 11, 1772.
viu. Joseph, b. Mar. 2, 1775.
ix. Hannah, b. AprU 16, 1777.
X. Abel, b. April 3, 1779.
xi. Seth, b. AprU 5, 1781.
xu. James Bowdoin, b. Jan. 24, 1787.
67
Daniel' Livermore {Edmund,* Samuel,^ Samuel," John')
was born Jan. 26, 1746, in Sturbridge; died Dec. 14, 1804, in
Sangerfield, Oneida Co., N. Y. ; married Nov. 17, 1768, in Brim
field, EUzabeth, daughter of John and Bethiah (Burt) Hitchcock,
born there June 16, 1745 ; died AprU 5, 1803, in Sangerfield. He
marched from Brimfield in Capt. Thompson's company, in Col.
Danielson's regiment, on the Lexington alarm, April 19, 1775,
and was a corporal in Capt. May's company, in Col. Leonard's
regiment, in May, 1779. There was £^ due him for military
service in 1779. The family, except Edmund, the eldest chUd,
moved to Wilmington, Vt., and later to Sangerfield.

Fifth Generation 53
ChUdren, the younger three born in Wilmington, Vt., the
others in Brimfield :
138. i. Edmund,* b. Aug. 16, 1769.
139. ii. Daniel, b. Jan. 23, 1771.
iii. Elizabeth, b. AprU 2, 1773; d. there Nov. 17, 1775.
140. iv. Samuel, b. Sept. 18, 1774.
V. Josiah, b. May 16, 1776.
141. vi. Abner, b. Dec. 15, 1777.
vii. Elizabeth, b. Aug. 3, 1779.
viii. Rhoda, b. Feb. 20, 1781.
ix. John, b. Nov. 2, 1782.
X. Polly, b. Aug. 26, 1784.
142. xi. James, b. Nov. 27, 1786.
xii. Benjamin, b. Jan. 27, 1789.

68
Ruth' Livermore {Oliver,* Daniel,^ Samuel," John') was born
May 23, 1727, in Watertown; married there May 21, 1747,
Jonathan, son of Jonathan and Hannah (Jennison) Stone, born
Nov. 17, 1725.
Children (Stone) :
i. Ruth,* b. July 23, 1748.
ii. Jonathan, b. Nov. 27, 1750.
69
Mary' Livermore {Oliver,* Daniel,^ Samuel," John') wa.shom
Sept. 5, 1731, in Watertown; married AprU 25, 1753, in Water-
town, Abraham, son of Jonathan and Elizabeth (Simonds) Brown,
born Nov. 23, 1726.
ChUdren (Brown), born in Watertown :
i. Abraham,* b. Mar. 8, 1754; d. July 14, 1837.
ii. Nathaniel, b. Oct. 7, 1755.
in. Mary, b. Oct. 22, 1757 ; d. Sept. 20, 1843.
iv. Ruth, b. Sept. 16, 1759.
V. Anna, b. Sept. 19, 17 61.
vi. Sarah, b. June 29, 1763.
vii. Elizabeth, b. July 27, 1765 ; d. Sept. 17, 1767.

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viu, Samuel, b. June 30, 1767.
ix. Oliver, b. Sept. 21, 1769.
x. Elizabeth, b. Jan. 24, 1773 ; d. Jan. 26, 1786.
70
Rachel' Livermore {Oliver,* Daniel,^ Samuel," John') was
born Aug. 12, 1733, in Watertown; died Aug. 2, i8c6 ; mar
ried July 21, 1757, in Watertown, Josiah, son of Joseph and
Elizabeth Bright, born there Oct. 19, 1731.
Children (Bright) :
i. Jonathan,* b. Sept. 7, 1758; d. Dec 14, 1779.
n. Josiah, twin to Jonathan ; d. in a few days.
iii. Joseph, b. Aug. 23, 1760; d. Sept. 12, 1816.
iv. Josiah, b. AprU 28, 1762; d. May, 1821.
V. Moses, b. Aug. 22, 1764; d. May 5, 1843.
vi. Francis, b. Sept. 3, 1766; d. Jan. 15, 1828.
vii. Nancy, b. Feb. 8, 1768 ; d. AprU 7, 1828.
vin. Lucretia, b. May 5, 1769 ; d. Dec. 1833, unm.
ix. Sarah, b. Nov. 20, 1770; d. Dec. 2, 1800, unm.
x. Abigail, b. AprU 25, 1772 ; living in 1852.
xi. Elizabeth, b. 1774; d. Aug. 1815.
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Oliver' Livermore {Oliver,* Daniel,'^ Samuel," John') was
born July 15, 1735, in Watertown; died June 16, 1782, in Shir
ley; married June 22, 1758, in Watertown, Catherine, daughter
of Jonas and Hannah (Bright) Bond, born there March 22, 1737 ;
died June 11, 1800, in Shirley. They settled first in Water-
town ; about 1 767 they moved to Shirley, and bought the farm
recently owned by Sidney Benjamin, where he lived untU he
died. He had a higher intellectual standing than the average
man of his time. In the midst of active life, during the Amer
ican Revolution, he lent his aid on the side of the patriots. He,
however, manifested greater prudence than warmth, and thus
in a measure incurred the suspicion of his fellow-citizens ; never
theless, they intrusted him with important official duties. In
1778 and 1779 he was one of the selectmen; for eight years
he was the treasurer of the town, and died whUe in that office.

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Children, the first four born in Watertown, the others in
Shirley : i. Catherine,* b. Aug. 25, 1759 ; d. in 1781, unm.
ii. Oliver, b. Sept. 18, 1761 ; d. in 1782, unm.
iii. Daniel, b. Jan. 18, 1764; d. July 27, 1821, in Shirley;
m. (pub. Jan. 19, 1793) Lucy, dau. of John and EHza
beth (Patterson) Longley, b. April 2, 1766, in Shirley;
d. in 1794. No children. He was a selectman in 1800
and 1801.
iv. Nathaniel, b. Jan. 24, 1766 ; d. Jan. 20, 1830, in Shirley;
m. in 1812, Abigail, dau. of William Jones of Lunen
burg. No children. He was an infant when the
famUy moved to Shirley, and never left the paternal
homestead, supporting his parents during their latter
years, being a farmer and stone-mason ; he was a
selectman from 1807 to 1822, with the exception of
one year.
143. V. Jonas, b. Feb. 27, 1768.
144. vi. William, b. June 23, 1770.
vn. John, b. Sept. 22, 1772; d. in 1784.
viii. Lucy, b. Mar. 24, 1776; m. (i) Enoch Huse; m. (2)
Jeremiah Dyer, both of Grafton. No children.
145. ix. David, b. Dec. 19, 1778.
146. x. Jonathan, b. Jan. 10, 1781.
72
Amos' Livermore {Oliver,* Daniel,^ Samuel" John') was
born July 28, 1737, in Watertown ; died there Oct. 27, 1821 ;
married there Dec. i, 1763, Hepzibah, daughter of David and
Mary (Mixer) Coolidge, born there Sept. 8, 1746; died there
Nov. 25, 1824. He was a selectman of Watertown in 1779,
'81, '83, '84, '85, '87, '89, '91, '92, '93, '94, and was a proprietor
of Number Four in Paris, Me.
ChUdren, born in Watertown :
147. i. Amos,* b. Sept. 30, 1764.
ii. Lucy, b. Dec. 31, 1767 ; d. there AprU 15, 1790.
148. iii. Hepzibah, b. April 5, 1771.
149. iv. Elisha, b. Oct. 22, 1773.

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73
Anna' Livermore {Oliver,* Daniel,^ Samuel," John') was
born May 8, 1739, in Watertown; died Sept. 10, 1819, in Cam
bridge ; married June 21, 1757, in Watertown, Josiah, son of
Joseph and Mary (Monk) Mason, born there Oct. 3, 1734; died
Sept. 9, 1 8 14, in Cambridge.
Children (Mason) :
i. Thomas,* b. Jan. 28, 1758.
n. Lucy, b. Sept. 21, 1759; d. June 9, 1849; m. July 8,
1779, Samuel Childs of Cambridge.
iii. Josiah, b. Sept. 11, 1761.
iv. James, b. Jan. 13, 1764; d. Oct. 8, 1765.
V. Anna, b. July 21, 1766 ; d. Sept. 2, 1767.
vi. John, b. Aug. 3, 1769.
vii. Joseph, b. May 21, 1771 ; d. Dec. 31, 1771.
vin. Susanna, b. Sept. 25, 1775 ; d. Mar. 19, 1856, in Cam
bridge, unm.
ix. Samuel, b. Sept. 4, 1777.
X. William Frederic, b. July 31, 1779 ; was killed Dec. 13,
1798, by a fall from the masthead at sea; unm.
74
Jonathan' Livermore {Oliver,* Daniel,^ Samuel," John') was
born March 25, 1743, in Watertown ; died there AprU 29, 1822 ;
married Jan. 25, 1786, in Newton, Martha Robbins, born there
June 25, 1760; died there Sept. 21, 1840. He was tall and
erect, and after the fashion of the times, wore knee breeches,
sUk stockings and low-cut shoes with sUver buckles. He was a
tanner, in that part of Newton now Brighton ; he was a select
man when Brighton was incorporated, March 9, 1 807, and served
untU 1813.
ChUdren, born in Brighton :
150. i. Jonathan,* b. AprU 12, 1787.
151. ii. Sarah, b. Sept. 7, 1788.
152. iii. Oliver, b. May 22, 1790.
153. iv. Lucy, b. Sept. 29, 1792.
154. V. Martha, b. Sept. 7, 1794.

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vi. Mary, b. June 17, 1796; d. Feb. 17, 1822.
155. vn. George, b. Sept. 21, 1798.
156. viii. Elizabeth, b. Oct. 30, 1800.
75
Daniel' Livermore {David,* Daniel,^ Samuel," John') was
born AprU 7, 1749, in Watertown; died June 22, 1798, in
Concord, N. H. ; married either in Dec, 1785 or Jan., 1786,
in Concord, N. H., Sarah, eldest daughter of Hon. Timothy
Walker, born there Jan. 21, 1764; died Oct. 17, 1843, in
Cambridge. After the death of his father he lived some years
with his uncle, Dea. Obadiah Kimball of Bradford. About 1763
he became an apprentice to his uncle, Dea. John Kimball, a car
penter of Concord, N. H. At the beginning of the Revolution
(in 1775) he entered the army as an ensign, serving in that
capacity in the battle of Bunker HUl, in Capt. Gordon Hutchins'
company, in Col. John Stark's regiment, known as the 5th com
pany in the 3d regiment of foot. In Jan., 1776, he was first
lieutenant in Capt. Woodbury's company, in Col. Stark's regi
ment. He was appointed captain in the 3d N. H. regiment,
June 16, 1779, taking rank as such from Nov. 8, 1776, and was
in command of the regiment (though with the rank of captain)
at West Point, May 10, 1780.
The first white men to visit Owego, N. Y., of whom we have
any account, were a portion of Gen. Sullivan's army, in 1779.
On Aug. 17, in that year, Capt. Daniel Livermore of the 3d
N. H. regiment of Gen. Poor's brigade, with a detachment of
900 men from Gen. Sullivan's army, marched up the Susque
hanna River from Tioga Point (Athens, Pa.), to meet Gen.
Clinton's expedition of 1500 men, which was coming down
from Otsego Lake. At Owego, Capt. Livermore destroyed the
Indian vUlage which was on the river's bank, at and below
WUliam Street, and which consisted of about twenty wigwams,
the natives having fled on the approach of the troops. Two
days afterward they effected a union with Clinton's army at
Charamuk (Choconut, about one and one-half miles above Union),
and the entire body then marched to Owego, arriving Aug. 19,

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and remaining encamped there two days on account of rainy
weather. This was the expedition sent to chastise the British,
Indians, and Tories, for the horrible massacre and barbarous
atrocities committed at Wyoming and Cherry Valley.
Capt. Livermore kept a diary from May 17 to Dec. 7, 1779,
which has been published in the sixth volume of the CoUections
of the N. H. Hist. Society, and which is herewith given :
JOURNAL.
Monday, May 17, 1779. This day at eight o'clock the remaining part of Gen.
Poor's brigade leave Soldier's Fortune and march on the V/estern Expedition.
At three o'clock, P. M., halt at Fishkill, where we dine, twelve miles from our old
quarters. At five P. M., march for the Ferry, which we make about sunset ; five
miles from town. Col. Read's regiment cross the North River this evening.
Col. Dearborn's take quarters for the night on the east side. Nothing remarkable
happens during the day. Seventeen miles.
Tuesday, May 18. This morning, the weather being fair, we proceed to con
veying our baggage and stores over the river, to Newburg Landing, which was
completed at about twelve o'clock. Here the troops refresh. At two o'clock
P. M., are ready to march, near which time Gen. Poor arrives from New Hamp
shire. The troops now proceed on their march by the way of New- Windsor,
three miles ; thence to Bethlehem, nine miles. Put up at Maj. Deboyse's. This
place is in the State of New-York, and County of Orange. The country is not
very good in general, although some of the farms are very fine. Nothing material
has happened this day. Twelve miles.
Wednesday, May 19. This morning the troops march, at seven o'clock, through
a very fertile part of the country, and make a short halt at Bloomsgrove Church,
five miles. From thence proceed on our march five miles, to a small village
called Chester. Here we halt an hour. The weather proves rainy, but we pro
ceed on the march three miles, and are then obliged to put up for the night, by
reason of the bad weather, in very disagreeable quarters. The country during
this day's march is exceedingly good, but the inhabitants are not friendly.
Nothing remarkable happens this day. Thirteen miles.
Thursday, May 20. This morning the weather still continues rainy ; necessity
obliges us to continue the march. The travelling is exceedingly bad. At nine
o'clock make a halt at a small village called Warwick, six miles. Here we take
breakfast at Beard's tavern, from whence we proceed on the march to Hardiston,
seven miles. During this day's march we went past but few farms of any conse
quence. The land is not fertile, but on both sides of the valley veiy mountainous
and broken. At about four, P. M., we arrived at the aforementioned place.
The weather continues rainy. Put up at Hinksman's, formerly a tavern, but now
a torified house. Nothing remarkable happens during this day. Thirteen miles.
Friday, May 21. The weather continues rainy. The troops lie by in their
disagreeable quarters. Nothing remarkable happens during this day.
Saturday, May 22. This day the troops lie by for want of provisions, and are
employed in washing and drying their clothes. Nothing remarkable happens this

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day, except a dispute which arose between the landlord and some of the officers,
on account of the uncivil treatment they received from him, which was carried to
no small height. N. B. — A Tory.
Sunday, May 23. This morning the troops march at five o'clock. Proceed on
their march seven miles, to the sign of the Ball. Here make a short halt. This
is about two miles from New-York line, in the State of New-Jersey. We soon
march on a few miles farther, and halt four hours in the heat of the day. At two
o'clock proceed on the march through a mountainous, poor country, having but
few inhabitants. At six o'clock arrive at Sussex State House where we put up
for the night. This is a small village consisting of about ten decent houses, with
a large State House, built of stone. In the north-east part of the town the people
are chiefly of the English descent, but the greater part are not friendly to our cause.
We put up at Prentice's tavern, and had very good treatment. I passed the eve
ning very agreeably \\\\h. our own corps of officers, and Mr. Abial Frye. Nothing
remarkable happens during this day. So ends the twenty-four hours. Twenty-
two miles.
Monday, May 24. This morning, at about seven o'clock, the troops proceed
on their march for Easton. We make but very few halts during this day's march.
At about five P. M., we arrive at a small village called Moravian Mills, or Oxford.
This place is pleasantly situated, lying on a small river, on which stands the most
curious com mill I ever saw. The inhabitants are of that denomination of people
called Moravians. They are of a kind and benevolent disposition. The curiosi
ties of this place are worthy of notice ; their water works in particular form a
large fountain opposite the town, on a hill. The water is carried under ground
down the hUl and through the bottom of the river, to a considerable of an emi
nence on the opposite side. During the preceding day's march we travelled
through an indifferent country. The people were chiefly of the Dutch descent.
Nothing remarkable happens during this day's march. Sixteen miles.
Tuesday, May 25. This morning the troops march early. Make a short halt
at Carr's Tavern, five miles ; from whence we proceed on the march and make
but few stops till we halt for the night. The troops encamp on the edge of a
wood, on the left hand, near Col. Bond's. This night we lie on the ground in
the open air. Sometime in the night it rains and makes it very uncomfortable.
During the preceding day's march the weather was very hot. The country on
the right hand is fertile. Some exceeding fine farms between the road and the
river Delaware, which is from five to two miles distant. During the day's march
nothing remarkable happens. Seventeen miles.
Wednesday, May 26. This morning the troops march early. At eight o'clock
arrive at Easton Ferry, five miles. We then proceed to conveying the troops and
baggage over the Delaware, which is completed at about ten o'clock. This day
the troops are supplied with tents, and encamp on the south-east side of the town,
on the banks of the river Lehigh, which empties itself at this place into the
Delaware. The town of Easton is pleasantly situated, on a level plat of ground,
on a point made by the Delaware and Lehigh. The buildings in this place are
plain, and built of stone. Their State House is built in the centre of the town,
where four roads meet. It is built of stone and hme, and makes an elegant ap
pearance. They have one house of worship, near the State House. It is built of
hewn stone ; large and elegant, with a large organ. The inhabitants are chiefly
Low-Dutch, and they worship wholly in that way. There are some few Jews
living here, who are the principal merchants of the place.

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Thursday, May 27 ; Friday, 28 ; Saturday, 29, and Sunday, 30. Nothing ma
terial happens. We lie by, having little to do; spend our time in fishing and
other sort of diversions.
Monday, May 31. This day I set out on a party of pleasure to Bethlehem, in
company with <t number of gentlemen, officers of the brigade. Had an elegant
dinner, after which we walked out and took a survey of the town and its curiosi-
ries. The town of Bethlehem is a small, compact town, lying on the river Lehigh,
about twelve miles from Easton. It lies on a small descent towards the south
east, and is pleasantly situated. The inhabitants are aU Low-Dutch, and of that
denomination called Moravians. They are much bigoted in their ways of wor
ship, as also in their method of living. Their buildings are not elegant, though
decent, and built wholly of stone and hme. They have but one place of pubhc
worship, and perform in the Dutch language, and one house of entertainment,
which is supplied out of the pubhc fund. Nothing extraordinary happens this day.
Tuesday, June I. Nothing remarkable happens this day. We lay in camp,
having little exercise.
Wednesday, Jtme 2 ; Thursday, 3 ; Friday, 4 ; Saturday, 5 ; Sunday, 6, and
Monday, 7. Nothing remarkable happens.
Tuesday, June 8. This day the troops are reviewed by Gen. Sullivan. They
parade on the banks of the river Lehigh, about one mile from the town, on very
disagreeable ground. Nothing remarkable happens during this day.
Wednesday, June 9. This day the two remaining regiments of Gen. Poor's
brigade decamp and move up the river about one mile. There encamp on the
tanks, on good ground. Nothing remarkable happens during this day.
Thursday, June 10. This day the troops parade at four, P. M., for exercise ;
march to town and go through various manoeuvres, in forming and displaying
columns, crossing defiles, &c. Nothing remarkable happens this day.
Friday, June 1 1 . This day, at four o'clock, the troops march to town for
exercise, and perform several manoeuvres of displaying columns and reducing
platoons to rank entire, and forming the same. Nothing remarkable happens this
day. So ends the twenty-four hours.
Saturday, June 12. This day, at four, P. M., the troops parade to attend the
execution of three criminals, inhabitants of this State, convicted of murder and
highway robbery. They were tried before the civil authority, and have been
under sentence eleven months. Nothing more worthy of notice this day.
Sunday, June 13. This day, one of the criminals executed yesterday was dug
up and dissected, of which I was a spectator. Nothing further worthy of notice
this day.
Monday, June 14; Tuesday, \'^\ Wednesday, \6, and Thursday, IT. Nothing
worthy of notice happens. We follow our diversions while we stay at this place.
Friday, June 18. This morning, at four o'clock, the troops strike their tents
and load their baggage, in order for marching at seven o'clock. With much regret
we take our leave of that pleasant town, and pursue our intended expedition.
We march on seven miles, through an indifferent part of the country. Here the
troops halt and take breakfast. We then pursue our march, and travel through
the poorest countiy I ever saw — so bad that even bushes can't giow thereon.
About five P. M., we encamp near Hill's tavern, in Hillstown. Nothing remark
able during this day's march. Twelve miles.
Saturday, June 19. This morning the troops march early, and pass the Wind-
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chain of mountains that extend to the southernmost part of the Continent, called
the  mountains. We continue our march through a very barren and moun
tainous part of the country, and make a halt at Brinker's Mills, seven miles. Here
we breakfast, from whence we proceed on the march and make few halts till we
halt for the night at Leonard's tavern, in Poconogo, nine miles, and the last house
on that road till we came within seven miles of Susquehanna. Nothing remark
able happens during this day's march. Sixteen miles.
Sunday, June 20. This morning the troops march at eight o'clock ; leave
Poconogo, and proceed to Chowder Camp, where we encamp for the night, five
mUes. This day we march through a barren, mountainous country, and unin
habited. Nothing remarkable during this day's march. Five miles.
Monday, June 21. This morning I mount guard. The troops march at sun
rise, and soon enter the Great Swamp. Proceed seven miles, and take breakfast.
Here we cross the small river called Tunkhannunk, which empties itself into the
Delaware at Easton. We now proceed on our march through the swamp, which
is a dark and dismal place, being covered with a growth of large pines and hem
lock, and small brush so thick that a man can't be seen a rod from the road.
This swamp is not level, but has some considerable hills and ledgy mountains in
it ; and by accounts it extends between forty and fifty miles, north and south,
and from twelve to twenty in width. In about seven miles we cross another small.
river, called the Tobahanna, much smaller than the former. We still proceed on
the march, making few halts. About two came to Locust Hill, but, there being
no water, obliged us to continue the march ; the travelling very bad and the
troops much fatigued. At about four, P. M., we cross considerable of a river,
which is the principal branch of the river Lehigh. At about six, P. M., arrive at
Barren HUl, alias Burnt Plain, much fatigued with our day's march. Here we
encamp for the night. Nothing remarkable happens during this day's march.
Nineteen mUes.
Tuesday, June 22. This day the troops lie by tUl twelve o'clock, at which time
we move off the ground, myself in the rear guard. The troops were scarcely
gone when two savages were seen by our friendly Indians, and the first that had
been discovered by our party during the march. At about five we arrive at Billock
House, where we encamp for the night. Nothing extraordinary this day. Five
mUes. Wednesday, June 23. This morning the troops march at seven o'clock, and
pass the Bear Swamp, and a place caUed the Shades of Death, by its being a
dark, lonesome place. The sun is scarcely to be seen for the trees and bushes.
Not far from this place is where Capt. Davis and Lieut. Jones, from Pennsylvania,
were inhumanly murdered, April i8th, 1779, by the savages. During the whole of
our march from Easton we travelled through the most barren part of the country
I ever saw for so far together. Rocky mountains, sunken swamps and burning
plains the whole of the way. At about two P. M., we arrive at Wyoming, which
lies on the east branch of the Susquehanna river. Here is a fertile country, but
the town wholly destroyed by the savages ; and, if I mistake not, about this time,
twelve months ago, their settlements were very extensive both up and down the
river. There are two hundred and fifty widows in this place, whose husbands
were slain in Col. Butler's battle, about the time the town was destroyed. The
principal town was on the east side of the river. This was a County town, in the
County of Westmoreland. The inhabitants are wholly from the State of Connec
ticut, and hold their land by its grant. The troops march about half a mile down
the river and encamp. Nothing remarkable happens this day. Seven miles.

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Thursday, June 24. Nothing remarkable happens this day. We lie by in our
tents, having little or no duty to do. So ends the twenty-four hours.
Friday, June 25, and Sattirday, 26. Nothing worthy of notice happens. All
peace and quietness. So ends the forty-eight hours.
Sunday, June 27. This day two regiments of Gen. Poor's brigade, 2nd and
3rd, cross the river, and move about three miles up stream and encamp on its
banks, near a large picket fort, known by the name of Forty Fort. This fort
derives its name from its being built by forty persons, original proprietors of the
tract of land lying on that side the Susquehanna, and containing forty rights.
The land here is very fertile, and the intervale or meadow extends near four miles
from the banks of the river. Nothing extraordinary happens during this day.
Three miles.
Monday, June 28 ; Tuesday, 29 ; Wednesday, 30 ; Thursday, July I ; Friday, 2,
and Saturday, 3. Nothing remarkable happens. Scarcity of provisions, which
makes uneasiness among the troops.
Sunday, July 4. This day, being the anniversary or the Independence of
America, and being Sunday, the celebration was put off till tomorrow. This day
we are joined by the other — 2nd regiment — belonging to the brigade. Col.
Cilley, New-Hampshire troops; Col. Courtland, New- York troops. Nothing re
markable happens during this day.
Monday, July 5. This day Gen. Poor makes an elegant entertainment for all
the officers of his brigade, with a number of gentlemen from other brigades, and
from the town. Gen. Hand and his retinue were present. The dining room was
a large booth, about eighty feet in length, with a marquee pitched at each end.
The day was spent in civil mirth and jollity. The company consisted of upwards
of one hundred, who graced the feast with a number of good songs. After dinner
the following toasts were drank, to wit :
ist. The United States.
2nd. The Fourth of July, '76 : The memorable era of American
Independence.
3rd. The Grand Council of America.
4th. Gen. Washington and the Army.
jth. The King and Queen of France.
6th. Gen. Sullivan and the Western Expedition.
7th. May the Counsellors of America be wise, and her Soldiers
invincible.
8th. A successful and decisive campaign.
9th. Civilization, or death to all savages.
loth. To the immortal memory of those heroes who have fallen in
defence of American Liberty.
nth. May the husbandman's cottage be blessed with peace, and
his fields with plenty.
1 2th. Vigor and virtue to the sons and daughters of America.
13th. May the New Worid be the last asylum of freedom and the
arts.
Tuesday, July 6. This day nothing worthy of notice happens.
Wednesday, July 7. This day I sat on a court martial. Nothing remarkable
happens this day. So ends the twenty-four hours.
Thursday, July 8, and Friday, 9. Nothing worthy of notice happens.

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Saturday, July lo. This day I ride to town for recreation. Towards evening
ride down the river about four miles, to a place called Shawney. The land is
exceedingly good and pleasant. I return home late. Visit the guards at twelve
o'clock at night. This day Capt. Frye and Capt. Ellis set out on their command
to Brinker's Mills.
Sunday, July ii, and Monday, 12. Nothing happens worthy of notice.
Tuesday, July 13. This day a number of gentlemen and ladies from town
ride up to take a survey of our encampment : Col. Butler, Capt. Spalding and
others, with their ladies.
Wednesday, July 14, and Thursday, 15. Nothing worthy of note happens.
Friday, July 16. This day I dine with Gen. Poor, in company with the Hon.
Major General Sullivan and his suite. The day was spent very agreeably. Noth
ing remarkable happens during the day.
Saturday, July 17. Nothing worthy of notice happens this day.
Sunday, July 18. This day, at ten, A. M., the brigade attend divine service.
This afternoon considerable of a cannonade is heard down the river, the reason
of which is not yet known. Nothing extraordinary.
Monday, July 19. Nothing happens worthy of notice this day. So ends the
twenty-four hours.
Tuesday, July 20. Nothing this day to be mentioned.
Wednesday, July 2 1 . This evening, by order of Gen. Poor, I sat out from camp
for Easton, in company with Lieut. Hoite. At ten, P. M., leave Col. Butler's and
enter the Shady Grove. At daybreak we arrive at Locust Hill, from whence we
proceed, and at eleven o'clock join Col. Read at Brinker's Mills ; halt two hours,
and then proceed to Easton. Nothing remarkable happens during Wednesday
night and Thursday. So ends the thirty-six hours.
Friday, July 23. This morning I feel the effects of my late journey ; am em
ployed in preparing for returning to camp. Nothing material during this day.
Saturday, July ii,. This day I set out for Easton. Nothing remarkable hap
pens this day.
Sunday, July 25. This day, after sending the party on, I stop, in company
with Dr. Bamet and other gentlemen, and take breakfast ; from whence we pro
ceed on the journey and make a halt at Hiller's tavern, Plainfield, twelve miles
from Easton. Here we halt for the night. Nothing remarkable happens this
twenty-four hours. W
Monday, July 26. This morning the weather stUl proves rainy, but we pro
ceed on the journey to Brinker's mill ; there dine ; move on to Leonard's tavern
and put up for the night. A dispute arises between Capt. Peatt and myself. So
ends the twenty-four hours.
Tuesday, July 27. This day we move on the march through the woods and
swamp. This evening, at seven o'clock, come up with Col. Read's party at Bul
lock's house, and there stay during the night with Capt. Frye. No more this
day. Wednesday, July 28. This morning I march early in, and leave Col. Read on
the ground. At nine I arrive at Wyoming, and find the brigade have moved on
to the east side of the river.
Thursday, July 29. Nothing remarkable during this day.
Friday, Jttly 30. This day I am busy in preparing for the march.
Saturday, July T,\. This day the troops march from Wyoming. They march
on the east side of the river. At about sunset arrive at Lakawaonunk, ten mUes.

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This was a new settlement, but destroyed by the savages. The land is very fertile,
and bids fair to have made a, very fine town. The river here takes a turn to about
a west point. Nothing remarkable happens during this day's march. Ten
miles Sunday, August i. This day the troops march at twelve o'clock. The road
here soon leaves the upland and takes the beach ; the mountains here shutting
close down on the river till we come to Quilutimunk, seven miles. Here encamp
for the night on the intervale, the finest I ever saw. Nothing remarkable this
day. Seven miles.
Monday, August 2. This day I improve in fishing with the seine, and catch
some bass and other fine fish. So ends the twenty-four hours.
Tuesday, August 3. This morning, at seven o'clock, the troops leave Quiluti
munk ; proceed on the march up river, which we soon leave and take the upland.
The country is very mountainous for near ten miles. Here we encamp for the
night at a small settlement called the Tunkhannunk. Ten miles.
Wednesday, August 4. This morning the troops march early through a barren
country. March ten miles to a small river called  ; make a short halt and
refresh, and then proceed five miles to Vanderlap's Ford. Here encamp for the
night. The finest black walnut timber grows on the intervale that I ever saw.
This place is desolated and the owner gone to the enemy. Nothing remarkable
this day. Fifteen mUes.
Thursday, August 5. This day the troops leave Vanderlap's desolated farms.
I march on the flank guard, over the most mountainous country I ever travelled.
Here the mountains shut down close on the river for seven or eight mUes. At 6
o'clock we arrive at Wyeluting. Nothing remarkable happens this day. Ten
miles. Friday, August 6. This day the troops lie by for washing their clothes. Noth
ing remarkable happens during the day. This place is remarkable for its fertOity.
It is a considerable spot of intervale, extending up the river about two miles, but
not exceeding half a mUe back from the river. This place was settled by a
denomination of people called Moravian Indians, by the Moravians having mis
sionaries among them. They are all gone back at present, and are with the
enemy. Saturday, August 7. This day the weather proves rainy. The troops lie by.
,(, Sunday, August 8. This morning the troops proceed on their march up the
river ; the country not extraordinary, and the mountains shutting in on the river
on both sides most of this day's march. At i o'clock halt at the Standing Stone,
so called by there being a large rock on the side of the river standing on one end.
Here we encamp for the night on the intervale, there being considerable of a
tract of good land at this place. Nothing remarkable during this day. Eleven
miles. Monday, August 9. This morning the troops proceed on the march and make
a short halt at four miles. Here is considerable of a body of intervale, the finest
I ever saw ; the wild grass and wild beans higher than a man's head. Here are
the finest buttonwood trees that I have seen in my travels, growing as tall and
straight as any pine trees that I ever saw, and equally as large. We now proceed
on the march, leaving the river and taking the upland, and travel through a very
indifferent country. At 6 o'clock arrive at Sullivan's Farms, formerly Shegeka-
nunk Flats. Here encamp on the flats, twelve miles. Nothing remarkable dur
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Tuesday, August lo. This day the troops lie by on the flats. Nothing remark
able happens this day.
Wednesday, August ii. This morning the troops march up the river one mile,
and there ford the  branch, and march up on the south side of the river ; and
in marching about two miles come to where Queenchester palace was destroyed.
It is a fine, open, level country. Here we cross the south branch of the river, into
the old Indian town called Tiego, which lies in the arms of the two rivers. Their
wigwams were all destroyed by themselves about a year ago, when they left the
place. Thursday, August 12. The troops lie by this day. At six P. M., orders come
for marching to Chemung. At nine, this evening, set out on the expedition. The
night is very dark and the road very indifferent ; nothing more than a foot path,
and in many places none at all. At daybreak we come to the town of Chemung,
which consists of about seventeen Indian houses, or wigwams, deserted by the
enemy. The land on the east side is but indifferent. On the west the intervale
appears to be considerably extensive. At this place there are some fine fields of
Indian com, which we destroyed by fire. Gen. Hand, who marched in front, lost
six men on the field, and Col. Cilley one. Major Franklin, from Wyoming, is
badly wounded.
Friday, August 13. We still lie on the ground till twelve o'clock, when we
begin to move for our old quarters, Tiego. Col. Shrewler's regiment, of Jersey,
and Col. Dearborn's, of New-Hampshire, form the left flank on our march back.
At nine o'clock in the evening we arrive at Tiego, where our tents and baggage
were left, much fatigued with our march. So ends the twenty-four hours.
Saturday, August 14. This morning I feel much fatigued vrith my late com
mand, but, nothing of notice turning up, we lie by and rest.
Sunday, August 15. Nothing remarkable happens during this day.
Monday, August 16. This day a detachment of 900 men is sent up the east
branch to join Gen. Clinton, who is expected to be on his march from lake  ,
the head of this river. The country during this day's march is poor, being chiefly
pine plain, with some considerable hills. At sunset we encamp on the banks of
the river, on the west side. Nothing remarkable this day. Thirteen miles.
Tuesday, August 17. This day the troops march early. I march on the flank
guard. The country is very mountainous, with some fertile valleys. At 4, P. M.,
we arrive at a considerable Indian town, called Owago, fourteen miles. Here is
a very good tract of land on both sides of the river. The town consisted of about
twenty houses, which we destroyed, together with considerable Indian corn, which
is in the milk, just fit to roast. The town appears to have been evacuated but a
little time. Fourteen miles.
Wednesday, August 18. This morning we march early. During this day's
march we travel through a broken, barren country, having no path of conse
quence, but picking our way over mountains and through sunken swamps ; the
most disagreeable travelling I have seen. At 4, P. M., arrive at Churamuk, a
considerable Indian town on the east side of the river, consisting of about 
houses, which we destroyed. Here we found corn and cucumbers in abundance.
The land here is exceeding fine ; a large flat of 400 or 500 acres, clear run over
to English grass, so thick and high it was with difficulty a man could travel
through. Here we encamp for the night. At sunset we hear a cannon up the
river, which we suppose to be at Gen. Clinton's encampment. Two men are sent
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Thursday, August 19. This morning we hear another gun up the river, but,
no intelligence arriving, the troops are ordered to march, and proceed about one
mile, when our spies, sent off last evening, meet us with inteffigence of Gen. Clin
ton's being near. We then return to the place of our last encampment. At 10,
A. M., Gen. Clinton arrives with about  boats and 1500 men. We immedi
ately proceed on the march for Tiego. At sunset arrive at the old encampment
at Owago, and encamp. Nothing material happens this day. Fourteen mUes.
Friday, August 20. This day it proves rainy. We suffer much by reason of
the weather and want of tents.
Saturday, August 21. This morning the troops march eariy. Make but few
halts during the day. At 5, P. M., encamp on the banks of the river opposite
 farm, about seventeen miles from Owago. Nothing remarkable this day.
Nineteen miles.
Sunday, August 22. This morning the troops march early for the old encamp
ment at Tiego, which we make at about 11, A. M. Nothing remarkable during
this day. Eight miles.
Monday, August 23. This day a very melancholy accident happened. A sol
dier, in snapping his gun, insensible of its being loaded, it went off and shot
Capt. Benjamin Kimball through the heart. The same shot went through two
more tents, where were a number of soldiers, with no further hurt than slightly
wounding a man in the leg.
Tuesday, August 24. This morning the remains of Capt. Kimball were interred
¦with the honors of war. The troops are paraded and aU the baggage loaded.
Everything is made ready for the excursion into the Indian country. At sunset
all unloaded, and tents pitched on the old ground. The morning gun to be the
signal for marching to-morrow morning.
Tiego, Wednesday, August 25. The day is very rainy, which prevents the troops
marching. They lie by on the ground. Nothing remarkable this day.
Tiego, Thursday, August 26. This morning at 11, A. M., the troops march
from Tiego, making our course about north-west, over a thick pine plain, clearing
the road before us, and following the AUegana branch. Encamp at 3, P. M., near
the river, by a large plat of intervale. Nothing remarkable this day. Four mUes.
Friday, August 27. This morning at 8 o'clock the army proceed on the march
in two columns, about half a mile in distance and about a west course. The
artillery deters our march this day, having the road to clear before us through an
uncultivated wilderness. The difficulties of this day prevent the troops from
encamping till 12 o'clock at night, at which time we encamp on a large flat of
intervale, called Old Chemung. Here is a vast quantity of corn and vegetables,
which we destroy. There are no buildings at this place, the town being built
about three miles up the river. Six miles.
Saturday, August 28. Plaving despatched the business here, at 11, A. M.,
march forward, and at sunset encamp at Chemung town, near the banks of the
river. This evening several smokes and fires are discovered at some distance
before us, supposed to be the enemy. Six miles.
Chemung, Sunday, August 29. At 10 o'clock this morning the troops proceed
on the march in the usual order. At about 12 o'clk. our vanguard come in
sight of the enemy's hues, thrown up by our left from the river, half a mile in
extent, on a very advantageous piece of ground ; the infantry beginning a slow
attack on their flanks and advance parties, while Gen. Poor's brigade is sent
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in with their flank, or rather their main body, lying off in the woods in order to
cut off our rear. A very warm action ensued between about 600 chosen savages,
commanded by Brant and Capt. Butler, of the Queen's rangers, and Poor's bri
gade, commanded by himself in person. The brigade marched on with coolness,
with charged bayonets, not a gun being fired tUl within a short distance, when
the enemy were obliged to give back, leaving their dead on the ground, amounting
to about twenty. We took three prisoners. At sunset, after a complete victory,
encamp near the field of action, carrying off our dead and wounded. Among the
latter was Major Titcomb, Capt. Cloyes, and Lt. McCawley, and about thirty
others. The kUled amounted to but four or five. During the whole of the action
Col. Reed's and Col. Dearborn's regiment fared the hardest. Six mUes.
TVrar Newton, Monday, August 30. This day Lieut. McCawley dies of his
wounds. The whole army lie by and are employed in destroying the corn and
vegetables at this place, which are very plenty. The wounded are sent down the
river this evening to Chemung, and the remains of the dead buried. This even
ing the whole of the army by their voluntary consent are reduced to half allow
ance : half a pound of beef and flour.
Newton, Tuesday, August 31. This day the army proceed on the march in the
usual manner. At 2, P. M., arrive at the forks of the river; the AUegana branch
keeping its former course, and the Tiego branch turning near a north-west course.
Here are the principal improvements in Newton, and some good buUdings of the
English construction, some very large flats of intervale, and great quantities of
com, which were destroyed yesterday. Here the troops take dinner and burn the
town. At 4, P. M., proceed on the march. At sunset encamp on a beautiful plain.
We keep about a north-west course, foUowing the Tiego branch. Twelve mUes.
Pleasant Plain, Wednesday, Sept. I. This morning at 9, A. M., the troops pro
ceed on the march, the travelling continuing good, about four miles ; then, crossing
a mountain ; from thence into a swamp, about eight miles through, very thick
with bushes, and exceedingly bad traveUing. Not finding an agreeable spot to
encamp on, traveUed tUl 12 o'clock at night, over the most disagreeable road I
ever traveUed. At 12 o'clock we arrived at an Indian town called French Cath
erines, deriving its name from a French lady debauched by an Indian chief;
afterwards marrying him, and made queen of the place. It is a small town, con
sisting of thirty houses and large fields of corn — the inhabitants leaving the town
at our approach, in the greatest confusion. We take two squaws at this place,
who inform us that the Indians are in the greatest confusion, not knowing what
to do ; that the old Indians and squaws are for making peace on any terms, but
that Butler and Brant would not let them, telling them they would all be scalped
if they attempted anything of that nature. Here is a small river that runs due
north and empties itself into Seneca Lake, the head of which comes within four
miles of Tiego branch, which empties itself into the Susquehanna. Fourteen
miles. French Catherines, Thursday, Sept. 2. This morning a small scout is sent out
to reconnoitre the woods. They discover Butler and his party about eight miles
off, on the opposite side of the Lake of Seneca. The troops lie by on the ground,
and are employed in destroying the crops. We leave the squaws taken prisoners
yesterday, they being old and unable to do us any harm — leaving with them a
sufficiency of food tUl we should return.
French Catherines, Friday, Sept. 3. This morning the troops march early.
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the east side. This lake is very pleasant, being from three to five mUes in width.
The land ascends gradually, and appears to be of the best quality. At night the
troops encamp in the woods near the lake, having travelled about twelve miles.
Nothing remarkable during this day.
Saturday, Sept. 4. This day we proceed on the march down the lake, passing
by a small Indian town called Appletown. During the day's march we travel
over a very fine level tract of land, and at night encamp near the lake. Nothing
remarkable this day, having travelled about twelve mUes.
Sunday, Sept. 5. This day we continue the march as usual, the country con
tinuing very good. At 3, P. M., come to an Indian town caUed Conday. Here
the troops encamp for the night. This is considerable of a village, consisting of
about twenty houses, which were burnt, and appears to be an ancient settlement
by the number and bigness of the fruit trees. Nothing remarkable during our
stay here, except taking a soldier that had left the enemy. Four miles.
Tuesday, Sept. 7. This morning the troops march early, following the lake
eleven miles, where we come to the outlet, which empties itself into Cayuga Lake.
We cross this outlet and march along on the beach on the lower end of the lake,
which is very pleasant, having a prospect of the whole length, which is forty-two
miles. Near the end of this lake is the famous town of Kanadagago, the metrop
olis of the Seneca Nations. It is an old settlement, consisting of about ninety
houses, very irregularly built, the land being much run over to bushes. Their
corn fields are planted in bye places in the woods, at considerable distance from
town, and very extensive. At this place was found in one of their houses an
image which I think might be worshipped without any breach of the second
commandment — not having its likeness in the heavens above or in the earth
beneath, &c. Here we find a young boy the savages had left, and in the evening
his mother comes in, having deserted the enemy this day. She was an inhabitant
of Wyoming, taken about a year ago at the capitulation of the fort at that place,
her husband being killed at the battle of Wyoming. Here is a large burying
place, with several large monuments raised over some of their chiefs. The
enemy left this place the morning of our arrival. This town lies near three mUes
from the lake. Fourteen miles.
Kanadagago, Wednesday, Sept. 8. This day the army lie by, and a detachment
is sent up the lake seven mUes on the west side, to a large town called  ,
where they find vast quantities of corn, beans, peas, and other vegetables, the
town consisting of about twenty houses, which are destroyed together with the
crops. Kanadagago, Thursday, Sept. 9. At ten o'clock the army decamp and pursue
the march for Genesee river, steering our course about south-west through an
open country, hundreds of acres together with scarcely a tree on it, and the grass
as high as a man's head. We march nine miles and encamp. Nothing remark
able this day.
Friday, Sept. 10. At ten o'clock the troops march. We travel over a fine tract
of land, supposed to be an old Indian town, the grass being higher than our heads
and but few trees to be seen. At four, P. M., come on a large pond or lake, having
but one outlet, which empties into Lake Ontario. We cross the outiet, near
which is a fine Indian town called Canandaigua. Their improvements are two
mUes from the town. The town consists of between thirty and forty buildings,
some of them the best I have seen on the march, which were destroyed by fire,
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Canandaigua, Saturday, Sept. w. This morning the troops march early, about
a south-west point, over a country as heretofore, except being badly watered. At
four, P. M., encamp at an Indian town called Anagangaw. It is an old settlement,
almost evacuated, having but about twenty houses left in the place, and the ap
pearance but indifferent. Fourteen miles.
Canandaigua, Sunday, Sept. 12. The preceding night the weather proves
rainy, and there is very severe thunder and lightning. At one, P. M., the troops
march, leaving a small garrison of one hundred men and two pieces of small
artUlery, the chief of the ordnance stores, with the whole of our flour for the
army, except four days' half rations, which we take on with us. We travel over
a fine tract of land this afternoon. At sunset encamp near a small town called
Yorkjough. Eleven miles.
Monday, Sept. 13. This morning the army march early and soon pass by
Yorkjough, a small Indian town, consisting of about thirty buildings, evacuated
this morning by the enemy. Considerable crops are grovnng at this place. The
troops halt and refresh ; likewise to repair a bridge the enemy had destroyed at
their going off. Last evening Lt. Boyd of the Pennsylvania line was ordered
forward to make discoveries. This morning, in attempting to return to the main
body, he is attacked by the savages and a severe engagement ensues. The
savage party being much superior, surrounded Boyd and his party. Three only of
twenty-seven escaped. Boyd and the rest of the party were either killed or made
prisoners — the latter of whom were afterwards barbarously murdered, two of
whom I saw myself — Boyd, and one Parker, a sergeant in the rifle corps.
Boyd's head vras cut off, his ears cut off, his tongue plucked out, his right eye
like-nise put out, and himself stabbed in twenty places, and Parker used in the
same manner. The next day thirteen more were found mangled in the same
manner — the most horrid sight I ever saw. At twelve o'clock the troops get
under way and march over a fine tract of land, and at sunset arrive at New
Genesee, a small town pleasantly situated on the north branch of Genesee
river. Here the enemy stay untU our approach in sight gives us reason to expect
a battle, but on our near approach they disperse vrithout making any resistance.
Here we encamp for the night. Eight miles.
Tuesday, Sept. 14. This morning the troops cross the east branch, coming on
to the flats caUed Genesee Flats, — the most beautiful flats I ever saw, being not
less than four mUes in width, and extending from right to left as far as can be seen ;
supposed to be fifteen thousand acres in one clear body. On the opposite side
of this flat is the main branch of the Genesee. The two make a junction about
four miles down the river, near which is the old town of Genesee, which is the
best town I have seen. It consists of upwards of one hundred houses. The
fields of com are beyond account, there being not less than seven hundred acres
in the place. The river that runs here empties into Lake Ontario, and good
bottoming almost any time of year, and does not exceed twenty-five miles to
the lake. Six miles.
Genesee, Sept. 15. This day the troops are employed in destroying the crops
and buildings at this place. At two, P. M., orders are issued for the march back
to Tiego, and to our great joy at three get under way — returning by the same
route we came — having fully accompUshed the end of the expedition, and en
camp at New Genesee.
New Genesee, Sept. 16. This morning the troops get under way, after destroy
ing one hundred acres of corn, not found on the march up. March about five
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Yorkjough, Sept. 17. This day the troops make a rapid march. At two, P. M.,
encamp at Annagaugaw.
Saturday, Sept. 18. This day, at eleven, A. M., the troops march, and at
sunset encamp near New Canandaigua. Nothing remarkable this day.
Sunday, Sept. 19. This morning at nine the troops march. At sunset encamp
on the old ground at Canandaigua.
Monday, Sept. 20. This day a detachment is sent up to Fort Stanvrix, under
the command of Col. Van Chort. Another detachment is sent off this day to
Tiego Lake, commanded by Col. Butler, to make excursions into that part of th e
country. The troops march late in the day, cross the outlet of Seneca Lake, and
encamp near its banks.
Tuesday, Sept. 21. This day Col. Dearborn takes the command of a detach
ment sent to Tiego Lake to follow the west side, while Col. Butler and his party
scour the east side. The troops proceed on their march as usual, travel about
twelve miles, and encamp. Nothing remarkable this day.
Wednesday, Sept. 22. This day the troops march about fourteen mUes and
encamp. Nothing remarkable this day.
Thursday, Sept. 23. This day the troops march early, nothing remarkable
happening during the day. At twelve make a short halt at French Catherines,
then move on about four miles, and encamp in the edge of the swamp.
Friday, Sept. 24. This day the troops make a rapid march through the swamp.
At four, P. M., arrive at Fort Reed.
Saturday, Sept. 25. This day the troops lie on the ground, and a feu de joie is
fired on the news of the declaration of war by His Catholic Majesty the King of
Spain. Thirteen pieces of artillery are fired, with a running fire from right to left
of the line. Each brigade has a present of a fat ox. The day is closed with
civil mirth. So ends the twenty-four hours.
Sunday, Sept. 26. The troops continue on the ground this day. Nothing
remarkable happens.
Monday, Sept. 27. This moming a detachment of five hundred men is sent
up the AUegana branch, and thirty boats, myself commanding the latter. The
difficulty of getting the boats up so rapid and shoal a river prevented the party
by land proceeding more than five miles. Where the boats landed we find some
large fields of com, with a few houses — the mountains closing nearly to the river
on both sides. Here the boats are loaded with corn, beans, pumpkins, and other
vegetables. At sunset I set out with my whole fleet, and at nine arrive at Fort
Reed, fatigued with my day's march.
Tuesday, Sept. 28. The troops continue on the ground, and at eleven o'clock
the detachment under Col. Butler, sent out on the 20th inst., arrives. Orders
are issued for marching to-morrow moming.
Wednesday, Sept. 29. This moming at twelve o'clock the troops march from
Fort Reed, passing over the field of action, and at twelve {sic) arrive at Chemung,
and make a short halt; from whence we march to Old Chemung, about three
miles below, and encamp, having marched about eleven miles. Nothing remark
able happens this day.
Thursday, Sept. 30. This morning at eight o'clock the troops march. At twelve
arrive at Tiego, in sight of Fort Sullivan. After making a short halt, the troops
march in, displaying all the honors of war and glories of victory. The fort
saluted us with thirteen pieces of cannon, and the compliment was returned by
our corps of artUIery. An elegant dinner is cooked by those left in the fort for

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our reception. AU marks of joy appeared in the face of every soldier, having
his brother messmate by the hand, appearing as happy as a prince. The day
closed with civil mirth.
Tiego, Friday, Oct. I, and Saturday, Oct. 2. The troops lie by and nothing
remarkable happens.
Sunday, Oct. 3. This day a fatigue party is employed in destroying Fort
SuUivan and other fortifications at this place, and preparing the boats. A sermon
is preached this day by the Rev. Dr. Evans, chaplain to the brigade, and suitable
to the time.
Monday, Oct. 4. This day at nine the troops leave Tiego, having demolished
aU the fortifications at that place, and cross the river, marching about fifteen
miles, and encamp. Nothing remarkable happens this day.
Tuesday, Oct. 5. This moming the troops chiefly go on board the boats,
myself going by land. I keep in front of the boats the whole of the day. At
night encamp near Vandalap's desolated farms in front of the boats.
Wednesday, Oct. 6. This moming at daybreak I move on my journey, keep
ing in sight of the boats the chief of the day. I travel about thirty mUes and
encamp near Lackawannuk.
Thursday, Oct. 7. This day I pursue my joumey. At eight, A. M., I arrive
at Lackawannuk, where the boats Ue by for the rear to come up. Myself and
company go on to Wyoming, where we arrive at twelve o'clock. The boats soon
heave in sight and are saluted from the fort with thirteen pieces of cannon, and
the compliment returned by our fleet.
Friday, Oct. 8, and Saturday, Oct. 9. The troops lie by at this place, cleaning
their arms, washing their clothes, and preparing for marching to-morrow.
Sunday, Oct. 10. This day at twelve o'clock the troops get under way for
Easton. Late in the evening we arrive at Bullock's desolated farm, where we
encamp for the night.
Monday, Oct. 11. This day the troops march early, and move but slow, by
reason of the bad roads. At four, P. M., encamp near Locust HUl, having
marched about eleven miles.
Tuesday, Oct. 12. This moming the troops proceed on the march through the
Swamp. The latter part of the day proves rainy, and makes the travelling ex
ceedingly bad. At night encamp at Chowder Camp.
Wednesday, Oct. 13. This moming the troops pursue their march. At four,
P. M., encamp at Brincoup's Mills.
Thursday, Oct. 14. This moming the troops march at about eleven, A. M.,
and encamp at 3, P. M. at Hiller's Tavern.
Friday, Oct. 15. This moming the troops march early from HUler's Tavern.
At one, P. M., arrive at Easton. From this day to the 23d the troops lie at this
place, where nothing remarkable happens.
Saturday, Oct. 23. This day the troops cross the ferry in Jersey, march about
four miles, and encamp near Col. Bond's.
Sunday, Oct. 24. The troops lie by on the ground. Nothing remarkable.
Monday, Oct. 25. This day the troops lie by.
Tuesday, Oct. 26. This day the troops lie by, and a brigade court martial is
caUed, of which Major Titcomb is President, for the trial of Capt. Isaac Frye,
of the third battalion of New-Hampshire forces, of which I was a member. The
charge brought against Capt. Frye was ungentlemanlike behavior, and defrauding
the officers of the regiment of public stores. The charge was not supported, and
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Wednesday, Oct. 27. This day the troops march towards Sussex. We proceed
about eight miles and encamp. Nothing remarkable happens during this day.
Thursday, Oct. 28. This day the troops pursue the march, mostly through
Moraviantown, where we make a short halt and refresh ; from whence we proceed
to a place caUed Log Goal, and here encamp for the night.
Friday, Oct. 29. This day the troops pursue the march for Sussex, where we
arrive at two, P. M., and encamp for the night.
Saturday, Oct. 30. This morning the troops leave Sussex about nine o'clock,
and march on towards Warwick, about fourteen miles, and encamp at Flags-
borough. Nothing remarkable this day.
Sunday, Oet. 31. This day the troops proceed on the march, and at night
encamp near Warwick church. Nothing remarkable this day.
Monday, Nov. i. This day for want of wagons the march is deferred till
twelve o'clock, when we proceed on the march. Being ordered to alter the
route for Pumpton, we proceed over the mountains towards that place — the
traveUing very bad. At night encamp at StirUng, a place noted for making the
best pig iron on the continent. Here is a fine fumace for casting cannon baUs, &c.
Tuesday, Nov. 2. This day we get through the mountains, and at three, P. M.,
arrive at  , where we encamp for the night. Nothing remarkable happens
this day.
Wednesday, Nov. 3. This day the troops Ue by on the ground. Nothing
remarkable this day.
Thursday, Nov. 4. This day the troops lie by. Myself, in company with Maj.
Whiting, Capts. Reed, Ellis and Dennet, ride out to Smith's tavern, and stay over
night. Nothing remarkable during the twenty-four hours.
Friday, Nov. 5. This day in the afternoon we return to camp. Receive orders
for marching to-morrow morning at nine o'clock. Nothing remarkable this
day. Saturday, Nov. 6. This day Gen. Hand's brigade and the artUlery march off
the ground. The other two — Poor's and Clinton's — stay for want of wagons.
Gen. Sullivan likewise sets out for Pumpton this afternoon.
Sunday, Nov. 7. This day Gen. Clinton's brigade march for Pumpton. Gen.
Poor's lie by for want of wagons.
Monday, Nov. 8. This day Gen. Poor's brigade march for Pumpton, where we
arrive at four, P. M., and encamp near the fort.
Tuesday, Nov. 9. This day the troops lie by. His Excellency pays us a visit
from head quarters — this being the first since our arrival from the Indian
country. The weather is exceedingly uncomfortable and cold about this time.
Wednesday, Nov. 10, and Thursday, Nov. II. The troops lie by. Nothing
worthy of notice.
Friday, Nov. 12. This day the troops shift their quarters. March about two
miles south-east in a thick wood, on the east side of the river.
Saturday, Nov. 13. This day we lie by. Nothing remarkable.
Sunday, Nov. 14. This day the officers of Gen'ls Clinton's and Poor's brigades
meet at Gen. Poor's quarters on business of a public nature.
Monday, Nov. 15. From this time to the 24th, the troops lie by, and nothing
remarkable happens.
Wednesday, Nov. 24. This morning the troops march from Pumpton on the
way to King's ferry. At night encamp at  , near Smith's tavern, traveUing
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Thiirsday, Nov. 25. This morning the troops march eariy. At two, P. M.,
arrive at King's ferry, and immediately proceed to conveying the men and baggage
of the regiment over the ferry, which is accomplished about sunset. The troops
march about two miles, and encamp in the woods.
Friday, Nov. 26. The preceding night proves stormy, and the first snow that
has fallen this winter prevents the troops from marching this day.
Saturday, Nov. 27. This day at four, P. M., the troops get under way, and
march about six mUes towards Danbury, and encamp in the woods. The snow
here is about eight inches in depth.
Sunday, Nov. 28. This day we proceed on the march, the traveUing being
very bad. At night encamp near Salem, travelling about twelve miles.
Monday, Nov. 29. This moming we proceed on the march. At four, P. M.,
take quarters in houses three miles from Danbury, by reason of Gen. Stark's
brigade lying in the town of Danbury.
Tuesday, Nov. 30. The troops lie by at Muddy Brook, by reason of the
weather. Wednesday, Dec. I. This day the troops Ue by and nothing remarkable hap
pens. Thursday, Dec. 2. This day the troops proceed on the march, and go on to
the ground laid out for hutting, which is in the vicinity of Danbury, towards
Newton. Friday, Dec. 3, Saturday, 4, and Sunday, 5. These three days the troops are
busy in clearing and fixing for laying the foundations of the huts.
Monday, Dec. 6. This day the huts go on rapidly, and in the evening the
officers of the brigade attend at the Hon. Gen. Poor's quarters, to wait on the
committee from New-Hampshire and choose a committee to send to New-Hamp
shire, to settle the depreciation of the continental currency.
Tuesday, Dec. 7. This day I lay the foundation of my hut, twenty-two feet in
length and twelve in width.
(No further entries were made by Capt. Livermore in his Journal
until April 6, 1780, when he commences anew, with the following
entry) :
April 6, 1780. After spending a very disagreeable winter in the outskirts of
Danbury, bordering on Newton, at a place called Wild-Cat, and going through
many disagreeable scenes, which circumstances have prevented my keeping a,
minute of, this day Gen. Poor's Brigade leave their winter quarters, and march for
West Point, on the North River.
On Oct. 10, 1783, he was promoted by Congress to the rank
of major by brevet in the army of the United States. On Dec.
19, 1783, he was at his own request dismissed from the service,
and returned to Concord, N. H., where he continued to live until
his death, engaged principally in agricultural pursuits. He buUt
in 1785, the house (cut of it on page 517 of History of Concord,
N. H.), formerly owned by Rev. Nathaniel Bouton. He was

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chosen representative, March 3, 1795, and surveyor of highways,
March i, 1796. He was tall and slender in person, and highly
respected by the people of Concord. No children.
76
Lydia' Livermore {David,* Daniel,^ Samuel," John') was
born Jan. 8, 175 1, in Watertown; died Jan. 18, 1829, in Hop
kinton, N. H. ; married Jan. 27, 1774, in Bradford, Nathaniel,
son of Aaron and Susanna (Smith) Kimball of Hopkinton. They
lived in Hopkinton, where he was born, and where he died in
1819. Children (Kimball), born in Hopkinton :
i. Hannah,* b. Aug. 26, 1775.
ii. Abigail, b. Sept. 9, 1777 ; m. Ebenezer Stocker.
iii. Lydia, b. Sept. 27, 1779; married  Trussell.
iv. David Livermore, b. March 21, 1782 ; d. 1818 ; m. May
27, 1811, Sarah HUdreth, in Hopkinton, where she
was bom. Children (Kimball) :
I. Catherine,'' h. May i6, 1812.
z. Lydia, b.  .
3. Mary, b.  .
V. Nathaniel, b. July 23, 1786; d. Nov. 27, 1869; m.
March 7, 1815, Mary Titcomb. Child (KimbaU) :
1. Moses'' Titcomb, b. i8ig; d. AprU 14, 1874.
vi. Clarissa, b. June 3, 1790 ; m.  Eaton.
77
Eunice' Livermore {Nathaniel,* Thomas,'^ Samuel," John')
was born Oct. 22, 1753, in Waltham ; died Sept. 23, 1840; mar
ried April 6, 1774, in Waltham, Josiah, son of Josiah and Mary
(Garfield) Mixer, born there April 8, 1745 ; died Dec. 2, 1815,
in Lincoln.
Children (Mixer) :
i. Eunice,* bap. Dec. 3, 1775.
ii. Polly, twin to Eunice, bap. Dec. 3, 1775 ; d. Aug., 1822.
iii. Josiah, bap. Oct. 19, 1777 ; d. Aug. 24, 1825.
iv. John, bap. May 4, 1783.
V. Lois, bap. Dec. 31, 1786.
vi. Nathaniel, bap. Sept. 4, 1791 ; d. June 28, 1850, unm.

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78
Martha' Livermore {Nathaniel,* Thomas,^ Samuel," John')
was born Aug. 31, 1755, in Waltham ; died Dec. i, 1837; mar
ried (i) Nov. 17, 1776, in Waltham, Elisha Brewer; married (2)
AprU II, 1786, in Watertown, Samuel Myrick.
ChUdren (Brewer) :
i. Martha,' b. Dec. 4, 1777.
n. Frances, b. Oct. 4, 1779.
in. Nathaniel, b. July 29, 1781.
79
Tabitha' Livermore {Nathaniel,* Thomas, ^ Samuel," John')
was born June 22, 1757, in Waltham; died June 20, 1837, in
Livermore, Me.; married Jan. 16, 1782, in Waltham, Lieut.
Samuel, son of Abel and Elizabeth (Nutting) Benjamin, born
Feb. 5, 1753, in Watertown; died AprU 14, 1824, in Liver
more, Me.
ChUdren (Benjamin), born in Livermore, Me. :
i. Billy,* b. Mar. 13, 1785 ; d. Mar. 31, 1849; m. Phebe
Wellington, whose family came from Lincoln. He
was the second male child bom in Livermore ; a man
of mUitary bearing and tastes, and was a colonel in
the State militia.
ii. Samuel, b. Sept. 1786; d. April 27, 1871 ; m. Olivia
Metcalf, by whom he had twelve children, of whom
eight were living in 1874. He was a cabinet maker
in Winthrop, Me.
iii. Nathaniel, b. May 16, 1788; d. Dec. 19, 1867; m.
Betsey Chase, by, whom he had seven children, of
whom six were living in 1874.
iv. Betsey, b. Dec. 29, 1790; d. Dec. 9, i860; m. Samuel
Morrison of Livermore, b. in Falmouth, Me., May,
1788; d. Sept. 1867. Five children.
V. Polly, b. Oct. 2, 1792; d. Mar. 6, 1865; m. Samuel
Ames of Livermore, b. May 11, 1789; d. April 7,
1862, in Hermon, Me. Six chUdren.
vi. Martha, twin to Polly; d. May 6, 1861 ; m. Mar. 30,
1812, Israel Washburn, b. Nov. 18, 1784, in Rayn-
ham. Eleven children.

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vn. David, b. June 3, 1794; m. Catherine Stanwood, o
Brunswick, Me. Five children.
vin. Charles, b. Aug. 2, 1795; d. May 10, 1834; m. Luc;
Chase. He was a cabinet maker in Livermore.
ix. Elisha, b. Oct. 10, 1797 ; went to New Orleans, wher(
he died Dec, 1852.
X. Ruth, b. May 20, 1799; d. Feb. 3, 1869; m. Jonathar
Lovejoy. Five children.
80
Moses' Livermore {Nathaniel,* Thomas,^ Samuel," John,'
was born March 31, 1759, in Waltham; died there AprU 14
1831 ; married Sept. 17, 1783, in Shrewsbury, Lydia, daughtei
of Jonathan and Grace (Hagar) Harrington, born March 20
1767, in Watertown; died Nov. 23, 1803, in Waltham. H(
lived on Grove street, Waltham.
Children born in Waltham :
157. i. Grace,* b. May 5, 1785.
ii. Moses, b. Aug. 23, 1787 ; d. there Mar. 11, 1797.
iii. Polly, b. Nov. 2, 1790.
158. iv. Thomas, b. Nov. 5, 1792.
V. Lydia, b. Mar. 11, 1794.
vi. Henry, b. Sept. 23, 1796. 81
John' Livermore {Nathaniel,* Thomas,^ Samuel," John,') was
born May 4, 1761, in Waltham ; died Sept. 14, 1807, in Rox
bury ; married July 30, 1786, in Waltham, Rachel, daughter oi
Nathan and Mary (Jackson) Morse, born June 2, 1763, in New
ton; died Jan. 18, 18 17, in Roxbury.
Children born in Waltham :
i. Hannah, b. Feb. 7, 1787; d. Feb. i, 1855, in Boston
m. Barnard Howard. Three children.
U. John, b. Feb. 29, 1788; d. in 1867, in Roxbury; m
Hannah Godding. One child.
in. Nathaniel, b. July 24, 1789; d. Sept. 10, 1864, in Rox
bury ; m. Rebeckah Richardson. Two children.
iv. Nancy, b. AprU 3, 1791 ; d. Sept. 21, 1828, in Brighton
m. Abel Harwood. Two children, Otis and Nancy.

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159. V. Melinda, b. Sept. 15, 1793.
vi. Fanny, b. May 20, 1795 ; d. Oct. 29, 1878, in Roxbury,
unm.
vii. Mary, b. Mar. 8, 1797; m- Charles RumrUl, and had
four children.
160. viu. Leonard, b. Mar. 20, 1799.
ix. WiUiam, b. Oct. 15, 1804, in Roxbury; m. Esther Maria
Barnard, and had two children.
82
Lydia' Livermore {Nathaniel,* Thomas,^ Samuel," John')
was born March 26, 1763, in Waltham; died Oct., 1803 ; mar
ried Nov. 6, 1787, in Waltham, Ephraim, son of Abijah and
Beulah (Harrington) ChUd, born there July 26, 1760 ; died 1825.
They moved to Livermore, Me., about 1794.
ChUdren (ChUd) born in Waltham :
i. Polly,* b. AprU 20, 1785.
ii. Lydia, b. April 14, 1788.
ui. William, b. July 7, 1790.
iv. Ephraim, b. March 22, 1792.
v. Amos, b. May 16, 1794.
83
David' Livermore {Nathaniel,* Thomas,^ Samuel," John')
was born Nov. 26, 1769, in Waltham; died Oct. 21, 1827, in
Belmont ; married May 7, 1 798, in Watertown, Sibyl, daughter
of Samuel and Sibyl (Stone) White, born July 11, 1772, in
Watertown; died March 8, 1837, in Belmont. In 1815 he
moved to Cambridge, where he was engaged for eight years in
the soap business with his brother, Nathaniel Livermore. In
1 82 1 he purchased the old White place in Watertown, now a
part of Belmont, and buUt a new house, in which he died. The
mansion of the late General Palfrey afterwards occupied the spot.
Children, born in Watertown :
i. David,* b. Feb. 24, 1799; d. Feb. 26, 1850, in Bangor,
Me., unm.
ii. Sibyl, b. Mar. 9, 1800; d. AprU 15, 1873, in Wal
tham, unm.
in. Samuel White, b. Feb. 22, 1802 ; d. Oct. 30, 1838, unm.

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i6i. iv. Josiah, b. Jan. 29, 1805.
162. V. Hannah Sanderson, b. Oct. 30, 1807.
vi. Charles, b. May 14, 18 12 ; d. AprU 2, 1876, in Walthai
unm.
vii. Martha White, b. Sept. 18, 1814; d. AprU 16, 1900,
Piety Corner, Waltham, unm.
84
Nathaniel' Livermore {Nathaniel,* Thomas,^ Samue,
John') was born Sept. 20, 1772, in Waltham ; died Aug. 7, 186
in Cambridgeport; married May 11, 1797, in Waltham, Eliz
beth, daughter of Isaac and Elizabeth (Clarke) Gleason, boi
there Feb. 8, 1777 ; died Aug. 9, 1856, in Cambridgeport. F
removed to Cambridge in 1804, where he established himself
the soap business, in which his brother, David Livermore, w;
interested with him for eight years. He was connected with tl
Unitarian Society in Cambridgeport from its organization, in tl
old Brick Church, under the pastorate of Rev. Thomas B. Gai
nett, and afterwards in Austin street, under Mr. Muzzey and M
Ware, and was a deacon of the church from its formation.
ChUdren, the first three born in Waltham, the others in Can
bridge :
163. i. Isaac,* b. Nov. 21, 1797.
u. MarshaU, b. AprU i, 1799; removed to Cincinnati, C
where he died in 1878, imm.
iu. Sarah Gleason, b. July 2, 1801 ; d. Aug. i, 1865, :
Cambridge, unm.
iv. EUzabeth Clarke, b. Oct. 26, 1804; d. Dec. 9, 1806, :
Cambridge.
164. V. Elizabeth Clarke, b. Aug. 26, 1806.
165. vi. George, b. July 10, 1809.
vu. Nathaniel Clarke, b. Oct. 3, 181 1 ; d. Jan. 14, 1840, :
New Orleans, unm.
166. vni. John, b. Oct. 9, 1813.
85
Abijah' Livermore {Elisha,* Thomas,^ Samuel," John') w:
born Dec. 26, 1745, in Waltham; died there Aug. 8, 1802
married Jan. 20, 1774, in Waltham, Mary, daughter of Jon:

Fifth Generation 70
and Lydia (Bemis) Dix, born there Sept. 16, 175 1, and died
there May 2, 1835. He was a private in Capt. Abraham Peirce's
company, called out by Col. Thos. Gardner, on the alarm of
AprU 19, 1775, and which marched from Waltham to oncord
and Lexington. This company served as guards untU ^ turday,
the fourth day after the Concord fight.
ChUdren, born in Waltham :
167. i. Lydia,* b. Nov. 5, 1774.
ii. Mary, b. Nov. 15, 1776 ; d. there Sept. 27, 1778.
iii. Mary, b. Sept. 30, 1778 ; d. there Jan. 24, 1857.
168. iv. Sarah, b. Jan. i, 1781.
169. V. Jonas, b. Aug. 16, 1783.
170. vi. Elisha, b. July 26, 1785.
171. vii. Harriet, b. Sept. 25, 1787.
viu. Abigail, b. June 26, 1790; m. Oct. 28, 18 10, in Wal
tham, Henry Bryant, son of Joel and Martha (Wel
lington) Dix, b. Mar. 4, 1785.
ix. Thomas, b. Oct. 4, 1792; d. Feb. 16, 1876, in Boston;
m. Nov. 2, 1826, in Boston, widow Polly (Terry)
Glover of Harvard, b. in Lebanon, Conn., d. May 27,
1869, in Boston, aged 77 years.
86
Mary' Livermore {Elisha,* Thomas,^ Samuel," John') was
born Oct. 27, 1747, in Waltham ; died 1775, in Newton; mar
ried AprU 18, 1770, in Waltham, Capt. William, son of Joshua
and Elizabeth (Prentice) Hammond, born July 15, 1740, in
Newton, died May 30, 18 14, in Bangor, Me.
ChUdren (Hammond), born in Newton :
i. Elizabeth,* b. Sept. 29, 1770; m. Joshua Moreau.
ii. WiUiam, b. Jan. 27, 1772 ; settled in Bangor.
in. Joshua, b. Nov. 2, 1773; m. Elizabeth Kendrick of
Newton.
87
Sarah' Livermore {Elisha,* Thomas,^ Samuel," John') was
born Sept. 3, 175 1, in Waltham ; died about 1781 ; married Aug.
23, 1773, in Waltham, John Coburn. They moved to Weston.
He married again in 1782.

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ChUdren (Coburn), the first born in Waltham, the others in
Weston. i. Jonas,* b. Nov. 8, 1773.
n. John, b. Oct. 3, 1775.
iii. EHsha, b. May 22, 1778.
iv. Thomas, b. July 5, 1780.
88
Abigail' Livermore {Jonathan,* Jonathan,^ Samuel," John')
was born AprU 10, 1724, in Watertown; died May 20, 1801,
in Wilton, N. H.; married (i) Nov. 25, 1741, in Northboro,
John, son of John and Sarah Keyes, born in 1716; married (2)
after 1775, Timothy Gray of Wilton, born July 19, 1719, in An-
dover ; died Nov. 17, 1793, in Wilton. (See the History of
Wilton, N. H.)
ChUdren (Keyes), the two eldest born in Northboro, the others
in WUton :
i. Simon,* b. Oct. 6, 1742 ; d. Oct. 29, 1802.
n. AbigaU, b. Dec. 26, 1743 ; d. in 1813, in Reading, Vt.
iii. Phebe, b. Mar. 17, 1745 ; d. Jan. n, 1816.
iv. Elizabeth, b. AprU 7, 1746; d. July 14, 1817.
V. Submit, b. Sept. 2, 1747.
vi. Lydia, b. May 6, 1749 ; d. Aug. 2, 1801.
vii. Sarah, b. June 20, 1751.
viu. John, b. Aug. 2, 1753 ; d. in Princeton.
ix. Thomas, b. July 8, 1755.
x. Silas, b. Aug. 7, 1757.
xi. Rhoda, b. Mar. 30, 1759.
xn. Ephraim, b. Mar. 14, 1761.
89
Jonathan' Livermore {Jonathan,* Jonathan,^ Samuel," John')
was born Dec. 7, 1729, in Northboro; died July 20, 1809,
in WUton, N. H.; married Sept. 14, 1769, Elizabeth Kidder,
born in BUlerica; died Dec. 12, 1822, aged 79 years. He lived
in Northboro the first part of his life, and was graduated
from Harvard College in 1760; he studied for the ministry, and
was ordained the first pastor of the Congregational Church in

Fifth Generation gi
WUton, Dec. 14, 1763, but resigned in Feb., 1777, on account
of political differences. He buUt a sawmUl on Gambol Brook
about the time of the Revolution, and also a house and barn
which are stUl standing.
Children, born in WUton :
172. i. Jonathan,* b. July 10, 1770.
u. Elizabeth, b. June 11, 1772 ; d. AprU 15, 1842.
in. Mary, b. July 26, 1774; d. June 19, 1797.
iv. Nathan, b. Oct. 7, 1776; d. Feb. 23, 1852. He carried
on the milling business in Wilton for many years.
173. V. Solomon Kidder, b. Mar. 2, 1779.
174. vi. Anna, b. Aug. 20, 1781.
vu. Samuel, b. AprU 14, 1784; d. Dec, 1786.
viii. Samuel, b. Dec. 12, 1786; d. July, 1788.
ix. Sarah White, b. July 20, 1789 ; d. July 3, 1874, unm.
She was a teacher for many years, and wrote many
fugitive pieces of poetry and prose.
175. X. Lydia, b. May 20, 1792.
90
Elijah' Livermore {Samuel,* Jonathan,^ Samuel," John') was
bom March 4, 173 1, in Waltham; died Aug. 5, 1808, in Liver
more, Me. ; married (i), published Jan. 2, 1756, in Boston, Dinah,
daughter of Benjamin and Sarah (Barrett) Whitney, born July
12, 1727, in Marlboro; died Sept. 30, 1759, in Waltham; mar
ried (2) AprU 6, 1762, in Waltham, Hannah, daughter of John
and Hannah (Cutting) Clarke, born Jan. 15, 1740, in Newton;
died March 17, 1827, in Livermore, He inherited his father's
homestead and was a lieutenant in the Massachusetts militia.
He was chosen a deacon of the Congregational Church in Wal
tham upon the death of his father.
In 1779 he moved to Maine and was the founder, first settler
and principal proprietor of the town of Livermore, Me., which was
at first settled chiefly by emigrants from Watertown, Waltham
and the adjoining towns. He erected as early as 1783, the first
mills in Livermore, which were a saw-mUl and grist-miU, near
the outlet of Long Pond ; also mUls at the Falls on the east side
of the river, two years after, and built mUls at the outlet of

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Brettun's Pond. Shortly after first moving there he was obliged
to withdraw from the settlement for some time, on account of
danger from the Indians. He was one of the principal assessors
in Pennacook, now Rumford, Me., in 1798. About 1795, Dea
con Livermore and his wife joined the Methodist Church and
remained members of it untU their deaths. He was elected to
the Great and General Court in 1799 as a representative from
Livermore. ChUdren, born in Waltham :
176. i. Abigail,* b. Nov. 20, 1758.
177. ii. William, b. Jan. 9, 1763.
in. Hannah, b. Nov. 22, 1764; d. Jan., 1785.
178. iv. Isaac, b. May 7, 1768.
179. V. Sarah, b. Dec. 18, 1770.
180. vi. Anna (or Nancy), b. April 6, 1775.
181. vii. Samuel, b. April 21, 1778.
viii. Betsey, twin to Samuel; d. Sept. 24, 1779.
91
Samuel' Livermore {Samuel,* Jonathan,^ Samuel," John') was
born May 15, 1732, in Waltham; died May 18, 1803, in New
Hblderness, N. H.; married Sept. 22, 1759, in Portsmouth, N.
H., Jane, daughter of Rev. Arthur and Mary (Cox) Browne,
born in 1734, in Providence, R. I. ; died Feb. 2, 1802, in New
Holderness, aged 67 years. He began his education in Wal.
tham, and in March, 1748, was appointed to keep the school in
the westerly, centre and northeriy parts of the town, an agree
ment being entered into between his father and the selectmen
to that effect. In 1 750-1 he taught school in Chelsea. He
saUed from Boston Sept. 10, 175 1, in the sloop "Lydia," Capt.
J. Van Wagener, master, bound to New York, on his way to
college in Princeton, N. J. There is an extract from his diary,
written on the eve of his journey to college, published in Put
nam's Magazine for June, 1857. For this voyage he laid in,
according to this diary, " 5 quarts of West Ind. rum ;^i. 17. 6 ;
i lb. of tea at 48^-, i2j; canister 6s \ i dozen fowls £2. 10; 2
pounds loaf sugar at 8j, \6s; \ doz. and 8 lemons £\.<); 3

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Fifth Generation 83
pounds butter \2s ; box 5^." His stock of clothes might weU
suit a collegian of the present day ; it consisted of two close
coats, one great-coat, two jackets, thirteen shirts, seven pairs of
stockings, six caps, four cravats, three handkerchiefs, one pair
of breeches.
His library was not as complete as his wardrobe ; his books
were : Bible, Latin and Greek Testaments and Grammar, Latin
Dictionary and Lexicon, Ward's Introduction to Mathematics,
Gordon's Geography, VirgU and TuUy. The vessel stopped at
Newport, R. I., where he bought a penknife, a corkscrew, and a
buckle-brush. He carried letters of introduction to Governor
Belcher and President Burr, which gave him the highest char
acter for sobriety and studiousness. He arrived in New York
Sept. 24, 175 1, and paid the captain £\. %s. in full for his
passage. All such facts are valuable, when we consider the
eminence to which he afterwards attained. He was graduated
from Nassau Hall, Princeton, N. J., in Sept., 1752, and returned
home on horseback through Connecticut and Rhode Island to
Waltham. In Dec, 1752, the selectmen of Waltham engaged him to
teach the school for three months, at a salary of .5^45, old tenor.
In Feb., 1753, and again in 1754, he was re-engaged as teacher.
He was a witness to the signatures appended to a treaty with
the Penobscot Indians, which was " done and concluded " at Fal
mouth (now Portland), Me., July 6, 1754.
He began the study of the law with Hon. Edward Trow
bridge, and was admitted to practice at the Supreme Judicial
Court of Middlesex County, Mass., (Court of Common Pleas,
according to "The Bench and Bar of New Hampshire," by
Charles H. BeU) in June, 1756. Beginning practice in Waltham,
he removed to Portsmouth, N. H., in 1757, and soon became a
distinguished member of the bar. He removed to London
derry, N. H., in 1764, which town he represented in the Legis
lature in 1768. He was for several years Judge Advocate of
fhe Admiralty Court, one of the most honorable and lucrative
offices in the Province, and in 1769 was commissioned as King's
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then recorded as a taxpayer residing north of Market Square,
Portsmouth. It was in 1765 that he began the settlement of the town of
New Holderness (Holderness since 18 16) in Grafton County,
N. H. Of this place (granted in 1761), he was one of the
original grantees, and eventually became, by purchase, the actual
proprietor of about one-half of the township, owning some ten
or twelve thousand acres in Holderness, Campton and Plymouth.
His farm was upon the bank of the Pemigewasset river, opposite
Plymouth vUlage. Here he fixed his permanent residence, about
the beginning of the Revolution, and, it is said, possessed little
less than absolute power over the inhabitants, his superiority of
character adding to the influence he could naturaUy command
from the extent of his possessions. He erected a flouring mill,
and for two years or more (about 1775-6) he tended the mUl
with his own hands.
High in favor as he was with the royal government, he,
nevertheless, at the beginning of the troubles with Great
Britain, threw the whole weight of his power and influence into
the popular scale. He was several years a representative in the
State Legislature from the town of New Holderness, after the
assumption of government by the people. Before the Revolu
tion he had been appointed Attorney-General, as successor to
Hon. Wyseman Clagett, and on Feb. 19, 1776, he was again
chosen by the Legislature to the same office as successor to the
same gentleman. Dec. 23, 1776, his appointment was renewed,
as the vote expresses it, "for the year ensuing." It was at this
period that a dispute arose in relation to the jurisdiction of the
(so called) New Hampshire Grants, the territory which now con
stitutes the State of Vermont. This territory, either in whole
or in part, was, like another Poland, claimed by three States, —
New York, New Hampshire and Massachusetts ; whUe the in
habitants, acknowledging no authority but their own wiU,
declared it a free and independent State, and exercised all the
prerogatives of government.
It was then proposed by Congress, and assented to by the
parties, that the whole affair should be heard and decided by

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Congress. Accordingly the Legislature of New Hampshire,
thinking it necessary to have some gentleman of known legal
abUities to act in their behalf, appointed Samuel Livermore,
on Nov. 4, 1779, commissioner to support, in conjunction with
the delegates in Congress, the claim of New Hampshire to
the territory in dispute. But to place him more fully on an
equality with the agents of the other States, it was voted, on
Dec. 31, "that he be authorized and fully empowered to ap
pear in Congress, as a delegate of this State, and there act in
all and every matter relative to the boundary line between the
States of Massachusetts Bay, New York and this State, and the
claims of the inhabitants settled on the Grants, as fully, to all
intents and purposes, as any or either of the delegates of the
States of New York or Massachusetts Bay, being agents in said
affair, are authorized to do."
By a subsequent vote, his term of office was limited to April
I, 1780. He was, however, again appointed June i. He took
his seat in the Continental Congress Feb. 7, 1780, and remained
in that body about two years in succession, being re-elected in
1 78 1, on Jan. 19, Sept. i and Dec. 29, the last time to remain
tUl the November following.
In 1782, on June 21, before the expiration of his last term as
a member of Congress, he was appointed to the high and re
sponsible office of Chief Justice of the State of New Hampshire.
The Chief Justice at that period was expected to attend every
session of the court, and being usually the only lawyer upon the
bench, was, of course, called upon to decide all questions of law.
On March i, 1783, he was paid ^^45 for services as Chief Justice.
In June, 1784, Chief Justice Livermore was appointed, with
Messrs. Josiah Bartlett and John Sullivan, a committee to revise
the statutes then in force, and report bUls necessary to be en
acted at that session of the General Court. Nov. 3 of the same
year he was once more chosen a delegate to the Continental
Congress, and attended the session of that body in 1785. He
did not, however, resign his seat upon the bench.
In 1788 a Convention was caUed in New Hampshire to con
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great and memorable Convention at PhUadelphia. It was com
posed almost entirely of men of age, experience and trust ; its
deliberations were watched with the greatest anxiety, and their
final result was considered of the highest importance to the
safety of the country. The proposed form of government had
already been assented to by eight States, and one more was
sufficient to ensure its adoption. Of this body Chief Justice
Livermore was a prominent member, and strenuous in favor of
the proposed Constitution ; and he was appointed on a commit
tee, at the commencement of business, to draft rules for the
government of the Convention.
It was thought necessary by nearly all the members that cer
tain amendments, providing for a Bill of Rights, and for the
greater security of individual States against the encroachments
of the general government, should be incorporated as a part of
the instrument. Chief Justice Livermore was one of a large
committee to prepare these amendments and submit them to
the Convention. Mr. Atherton of Amherst, the principal leader
of those opposed to the Constitution, moved that New Hamp
shire should not be bound by the compact, unless the proposed
amendments were adopted. But after a motion and speech
from Chief Justice Livermore, it was resolved, "that the
amendments should be merely submitted to Congress for its
consideration." Chief Justice Livermore then moved the main
question, which was decided in the affirmative, a decision
which settled the fate of the proposed measure, and which
gave us that well balanced system of government under which
we live.
Under this Constitution, which he had taken so prominent a
part in establishing. Chief Justice Livermore was chosen a mem
ber of the first Congress, taking his seat in the House of Rep
resentatives, Friday, May i, 1789, in New York, and accordingly
resigned (in 1790) his office of Chief Justice of the State of New
Hampshire, in which he was succeeded by his compatriot, Josiah
Bartlett. He also took his seat at the sessions of the House,
Jan. 4, 1790, in New York, and Dec. 6, 1790, Oct. 24, 1791,
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During the time that Congress assembled in New York, he
resided at 37 Broad Street. He made his journeys to and from
Congress with his own horse and carriage, Major Wm. Shepard
of Holderness, his servant, driving him and his famUy on such
occasions. In 1 79 1 he was returned a member of the Convention to re
vise the State Constitution of New Hampshire, and was chosen
its President. In that capacity he presided over the delibera
tions of that body which formed the present State Constitution.
He received the honorary degree of LL. D. from Dartmouth
College in 1792.
In 1793 he was elected as successor to Paine Wingate, to
the Senate of the United States, and took his seat on Monday,
Dec. 2, 1793, in PhUadelphia. Of the manner in which he per
formed the duties of this exalted station, it is only necessary to
say that so weU satisfied were those most immediately interested,
his constituents, with his conduct, that at the expiration of a full
term of six years, in 1 799, he was re-elected to the same impor
tant office.
On Dec. 19, 1799, President Adams submitted to the Senate
and House a letter dated Mount Vernon, Dec. 15, signed by
Tobias Lear, aimouncing the death of General Washington.
The Senate having resolved to wait on the President to condole
with him on the distressing event, went to his house (in Phila
delphia) and presented the address which had been previously
agreed upon. The address is signed by Samuel Livermore,
President pro tempore of the Senate, and is as f oUows :
The President of the United States :
The Senate of the United States respectfully take leave, Sir, to
express to you their deep regret for the loss their Country sustains in
the death of General George Washington. This event, so distressing
to all our fellow citizens, must be peculiarly heavy to you, who have
long been associated with him in deeds of patriotism. Permit us, sir,
to mingle our tears with yours ; on this occasion it is manly to weep.
To lose such a man at such a crisis, is no common calamity to the
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human events has taken from us our greatest benefactor and orna
ment. It becomes us to submit with reverence to him who " maketh
darkness His pavilion."
With patriotic pride, we review the life of our Washington, and
compare him with those of other countries, who have been pre-eminent
in fame. Ancient and modern names are diminished before him.
Greatness and guilt have too often been allied ; but his fame is whiter
than it is brilliant. The destroyers of nations stood abashed at the
majesty of his virtue. It reproved the intemperance of their ambi
tion, and darkened the splendor of victory. The scene is closed, and
we are no longer anxious lest misfortune should sully his glory ; he
has travelled on to the end of his journey and carried with him an
increasing weight of honor : he has deposited it safely, where mis
fortune cannot tarnish it, where malice cannot blast it. Favored of
Heaven, he departed without exhibiting the weakness of humanity.
Magnanimous in death, the darkness of the grave could not obscure
his brightness. Such was the man whom we deplore. Thanks to
God ! his glory is consummated ; Washington yet lives — on earth
in his spotless example — his spirit is in heaven. Let his country
men consecrate the memory of the heroic General, the patriotic
Statesman, and the virtuous Sage ; let them teach their chUdren
never to forget that the fruit of his labors and his example are their
inheritance. Dec. 23, 1799.
He resigned his seat in the Senate, June 12, 1801, owing
to the impaired condition of his health, after having been Presi
dent pro tempore of that body during two sessions in 1 797 and
1799. Children, the first two born in Portsmouth, N. H., the others
in Londonderry, N. H. :
i. George Williamson,* b. June 28, 1760; d. in 1763, in
Portsmouth.
182. U. Edward St. Loe, b. AprU 5, 1762.
iii. George WiUiamson, b. April 7, 1764; d. in 1805, in Con
cord, N. H., and was buried near his father. He was
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas in Grafton County,
N. H.
183. iv. Arthur, b. July 29, 1766.
184. V. Elizabeth, b. Sept., 1768.

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SIXTH GENERATION. 92
Eunice^ Livermore {James,s Josiah,* Joseph,^ John," John')
was born March 6, 1752, in Weston; died July 17, 1790, in
Spencer; married Nov. 2, 1773, in Weston, Reuben Underwood,
died Nov. 20, 1830, in Spencer.
ChUdren (Underwood), born in Spencer :
i. Susan,? b. Sept. i, 1774.
u. Sally, b. Mar. 19, 1778.
in. Reuben, b. Feb. 16, 1784.
93
Anna* Livermore {James,^ Josiah,* Joseph,^ John," John') was
born April 5, 1757, in Weston; married AprU 5, 1774, in Spen
cer, Johnson Prouty, born there Jan. 8, 1754.
ChUdren (Prouty), born in Spencer :
i. Betsey,7 b. Oct. 19, 1774.
ii. Nab by, b. Jime 9, 1778.
iii. Reuben, b. June 9, 1783.
iv. Sally, b. April 15, 1785.
v. Asahel, b. May 15, 1787.
vi. Patty, b. Sept. 29, 1790.
vii. WiUard, b. Mar. 16, 1793.
viu. Eunice, b. Mar. 20, 1795.
ix. Charles, b. Mar. 20, 1796.
94
James* Livermore {James,^ Josiah,* Joseph,^ John," John')
was born June 30, 1760, in Weston; married May 29, 178 1, in
Spencer, Molly Barton; she died Jan. 5, 1842, in Spencer, aged
80 years. He lived in that part of Spencer once the lower vil
lage and which contained only three houses, all taverns, of which
his was one.
Children, born in Spencer :
185. i. Aaron,7 b. Mar. 31, 1782.
ii. Sally, b. June 6, 1785.
in. James, b. Nov. 7, 1789.
iv. John, b. Nov. 17, 1793; d. there June 29, 1813.

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95
Elisha* Livermore {James,^ Josiah,* Joseph,'^ John," John')
was born Dec. 26, 1761, in Weston; died Aug. 10, 1788, in
Spencer; married there June 15, 1786, Rebecca Hammond.
She afterwards married Abijah, son of Abijah and Anna (Graves)
Livermore. ChUdren, born in Spencer :
i. Susy,7 b. May 2, 1787 ; m.  Cook, and d. in Jamaica,
Vt.
186. u. Elisha, b. Oct. 20, 1788.
96
Elisha* Livermore {Josiah,^ Josiah,* Joseph,^ John," John')
was born AprU 14, 1753, in Leicester; married in 1780, Lucy
Maynard of Westboro. They lived in Shrewsbury.
Children, born in Shrewsbury :
187. i. Levi,7 b. Dec. 15, 1781.
188. ii. Emery, b. Oct. 10, 1783.
iii. Lucy, bap. Nov. 6, 1785.
iv. Anna, bap. Nov. 6, 1785 ; d. unm.
V. Martha, bap. Aug. 3, 1788; d. young.
vi. Solomon, bap. May 5, 1790.
vii. Harvey, bap. Oct. 7, 1792.
viii. Jubal, bap. June 14, 1795.
ix. Martha, bap. Feb. 4, 1798.
189. x. Thankful, b. Mar. 4, 1804.
97
Jason* Livermore {Jason,^ Josiah,* Joseph,^ John,' John')
was born AprU 17, 1750, in Leicester; died AprU i, 18 16, in
Cumberland, R. I. ; married Mary, daughter of Daniel and Mary
Jackson of Rutland, born in 1755 ; died March 7, 18 15, in
Tiverton, R. I. She was a sister of Matthew Jackson, a soldier
of the Revolution from Leicester. He was a member of Capt.
WiUard Moore's company of minute men of Paxton, and marched
on the alarm of AprU 19, 1775, together with his father and
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left this company shortly after their arrival in Cambridge, and
joined that of Capt. Seth Washburn, in Col. Ward's regiment.
He left that company and enlisted in Capt. Samuel Gridley's
company, June 12, 1775, as bombardier. He was a private in
Capt. John Howard's company. Col. Samuel Bullard's regiment,
in Saratoga in 1777 ; he was a private in Capt. Loring Lincoln's
company, Lt. Col. Flagg's regiment, in service five days on the
Bennington alarm in 1777; he afterwards went out as a pri-
vateersman, and whUe in that service was taken prisoner, carried
into Charleston, S. C, where he was detained some time, but
finally made his escape, and on one of His Britannic Majesty's
cavabry horses, borrowed for the purpose, rode back to Massa
chusetts. After the close of the Revolution (about 1787), he
removed with his family to Maine, and settled on the Kennebec
River. There he lived several years, employed as a buUder.
He was a member of the Ecclesiastical Council convened at
Belfast, Dec. 28, 1796. In July, 18 10, he moved to Frankfort,
on the Penobscot. Afterwards, being a zealous Christian, and
endowed with fluency of speech, he became a Baptist clergy
man, preached some years in Maine, then in Tiverton, R. I., and
Maiden, where he was moderator in 18 11. He was in Tiverton
in 1814.
ChUdren :
i. Daniel,7 b. Aug. 19, 1773, in Leicester.
U. Mary, b. Aug. 4, 1775, in Leicester; m. John Hartford
of Augusta, Me.
ui. Jason, b. June 24, 1778, in Leicester ; lost at sea.
190. iv. Alice, b. April 21, 1780, in Spencer.
V. Martha, b. Sept. 8, 1782, in Shrewsbury; m.  Bow
man ; lived in Sidney, Me.
vi. AbigaU Hagar, b. 1785 ; lived in Farmington, Me.
vii. Alpheus, b.  ; d. in his sister Abigail's house, unm.
98
William^ Livermore {Jason,^ Josiah,* Joseph,^ John," John')
was born Jan. 12, 1752, in Leicester; died AprU 23, 1806, in
Hartland, Vt. ; married Nov. 24, 1774 (Thanksgiving Day), in

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Paxton, Mary, daughter of Samuel and Phebe (Rand) Bigelow,
born there AprU 13, 1757; died Dec. 15, 1838, in Hartland.
He was a member of Capt. WiUard Moore's company of minute
men of Paxton, and marched on the alarm of AprU 19, 1775,
together with his father and two brothers, who were members
of the same company, and was slightly wounded in the battle of
Bunker HiU. He enlisted as a private in Capt. Josiah White's
company, in Col. Cushing's regiment, on Sept. 5, 1777, to re
inforce the Northern army under Gen. Gates. He was wounded
in the battle of Bennington, from which he never fully recovered ;
he was discharged Nov. 29, 1777. He emigrated to Hartland
after the birth of his first chUd.
ChUdren, the eldest born in Spencer, the others in Hartland :
i. Phebe,7 b. Sept. 12, 1775 ; d. Oct. 23, 1791, in Hartland.
u. Polly, b. Jan. 26, 1778 ; d. there Dec. 6, 1800.
in. Ann, b. May 26, 1782 ; d. there Nov. 10, 1800.
191. iv. Charles, b. Oct. 25, 1784.
v. Betsey, b. Dec. 21, 1786 ; m.  Clark of Huntington,
Vt., and had five children ; she emigrated to Royal-
ton, Ohio, about 1840.
192. vi. Joseph, b. July 29, 1789.
vii. Jason, b. Sept. i, 1793 ; d. Oct. 16, 1872.
99
Josiah* Livermore {Jason,^ Josiah,* Joseph,^ John," John')
was born May 12, 1761, in Leicester; died Jan. 29, 1840, in
Northumberiand, N. Y. ; married July 26, 1787, in Paxton,
Rebecca Worcester, born about 1763, in Worcester; died Feb.
1 1, 1828, in Fort MiUer, N. Y. He was five feet nine inches in
height, and had a dark complexion. He was a member of Capt.
WUlard Moore's company of minute men of Paxton, and marched
on the alarm of AprU 19, 1775, together with his father and
two brothers, who were members of the same company, and
took part in the battle of Bunker HiU. He was a member of
Capt. Pritchard's division of 150 men who were drafted under
an act of the General Court, June 5, 1780, which was for the
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dezvous at Springfield July 13, 1780. He travelled 160 mUes,
and was paid £11. He served five months and fifteen days.
Having sympathized somewhat in Shays's rebellion in 1786-7,
and, like many others, being dissatisfied with the government,
he emigrated to Saratoga County, where he passed the rest of
his life.
ChUdren, born in Fort MUler, N. Y. :
193. i. Rebecca,' b. Jan. 23, 1789.
194. u. Lydia, b. Nov. 11, 1790.
iu. AbigaU, b. Oct. 26, 1792 ; d. Jan. 19, 1889, unm.
195. iv. Elizabeth, b. May 19, 1795.
196. V. John Worcester, b. Nov., 1796.
197. vi. Jason, b. Jan. 8, 1799.
vu. Sarah, b. Aug. 13, 1801 ; d. Nov. 14, 1834, in Northum
berland, N. Y. ; m. Aug. 19, 1825, Edmond Raymond
(a son of her sister Rebecca's husband by his first
wife). No children.
198. viu. Esther, b. Jime 19, 1804.
ix. Josiah, b.  ; d. about 1833, in Fort Miller, unm.
100
Braddyl* Livermore {Jason,^ Josiah,* Joseph,^ John," John')
was born Oct. 4, 1 763, in Leicester (now Paxton) ; died there
Sept. 24, 1845 ; married May 5, 1785, in Concord, Mary,
daughter of John and Mary Flint, born Oct. 16, 1766; died
July 5, 1840, in Paxton. She was educated in that part of
Concord then caUed "the North Quarter," and witnessed, April
19, 1775, the conflict at the North Bridge, which was but a
short distance from her mother's house. Braddyl was a man of
medium size, but possessed unusual physical and mental powers ;
his muscular strength was immense. On one occasion he is
said to have lifted from the ground a church bell which weighed
over 700 pounds, with a man standing on the bell ; and one of
his sons has seen him toss with one hand and one foot, a barrel
of cider from the ground into a common ox-cart, with apparent
ease. In his twelfth year he was his mother's principal assistant
in carrying on the farm, during his father's and elder brothers'
absence in the struggle for national existence. This he con-

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tinned to do successfully during the Revolutionary war, with
the exception of about three months. After the surrender of
Burgoyne in Oct., 1777, a part of the captured army was can
toned in barracks erected in the town of Rutland, Mass., for
that purpose. These prisoners of war were guarded mostly by
elderly men and youths, whose ages prevented them from
taking part in the more fatiguing service in the field. He
volunteered and performed garrison duty at those barracks for
three months. The musket which he carried in that service is
now in the possession of his grandson, Hon. E. O. Grosvenor of
JonesvUle, Mich. After the close of the war he continued to
live and work on the farm with his parents, and a portion of the
time was employed as a mason, laboring at his trade in different
parts of Massachusetts and in some of the adjoining States.
He built an addition of two rooms and a back kitchen to the old
homestead, and made an arrangement with his parents for a
permanent residence with them, for the farm and for their
future maintenance. He filled many municipal offices in his
native town ; represented it in the State Legislature ; was for
many years justice of the peace for his county, and well known
outside the town.
Children, born in Paxton :
i. John Flint,7 b. July 21, 1786 ; d. AprU 14, 18 12, in York,
Pa., unm. He was of medium size; was graduated
at Dartmouth College in 1810, standing very high in
his class ; soon after, he went to Carlisle, Pa., as a
teacher, and afterwards was principal of York County
Academy, at York, Pa.
199. u. Braddyl, b. April 26, 1788.
200. iii. Almira, b. AprU 14, 1790.
201. iv. Mary Ann, b. Sept. 13, 1792.
202. v. George Whitefield, b. Oct. 15, 1794.
vi. Silence, b. Nov. 21, 1797 ; d. at her birth.
vii. Charles, b. Mar. 28, 1799; d. Nov. 8, 1825, in Baltimore,
unm. ; he was graduated at Harvard College in 1825 ;
he went to Baltimore as a private tutor, and the day
after his arrival was taken sick and died in 35 days.
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ix. Adaline, b. Mar. 20, 1804; d. about i860, in HamUton,
Mich., unm.
204. X. Jason WUUam, b. Mar. 13, 1806.
xi. AbigaU Selene, b. Mar. 27, 181 1 ; d. Mar. 17, 1879, in
Decatur, Mich. ; m. Thompson Riddle, in Chittenango,
N. Y. ChUd (Riddle) : Robert Thompson? b. Jan. 31,
1846, in Bridgeport, N. Y. ; he is a telegraph operator
in Lapeer, Mich., unm.
101
Isaac* Livermore {Moses,^ Josiah,* Joseph,^ John,' John')
was born June 11, 1752, in Spencer; died in 1838, in Barker,
N. Y. ; married Hannah  , who died in 1827 in SmithviUe,
N. Y. He was a soldier in Nov., 1776, as he was aUowed
travelling expenses from Brookfield to Dorchester and return,
and was a private in Capt. Ezekiel Knowlton's company. Col.
DUce's regiment, from Dec. i, 1776, to March i, 1777; resi
dence, Brookfield. He lived in Spencer until quite advanced in
life, when he emigrated to New York State.
ChUdren, the youngest born in Ware, the others in Belcher
town : i. AUen,7 b. May 15, 1777, unm.
ii. Diana, b. Mar. 4, 1779 ; m. William Bryant.
iii. Parmelia, b. April 8, 1781 ; m. Peter Barker of Chenango
Forks, N.Y.
205. iv. Lamard, b. May 21, 1783.
V. Dyanthia, b. April 29, 1785 ; m.  Fisk of Boston.
vi. Violet, b. June i, 1788 ; m. Dugald Black.
206. vu. Mehetable, b. Sept. 28, 1791.
viii. Sarah, b. Feb. 20, 1794; m. Ebenezer Russel of Che
nango Forks.
102
Moses* Livermore {Moses,^ Josiah,* Joseph,^ John," John')
was born April 2, 1758, in Spencer; died March 25, 1830, in
Lisle, N. Y. ; married Nov. 22, 1781, in Spencer, Mary WUson,
born there June 19, 1762; died March 8, 1858, in Lisle. He
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to Caldwell settlement, town of Lisle, in 18 17, making the
jiourney, by the aid of four teams, in twelve days.
Children, born in Spencer :
i. Gardner,' b. July 10, 1782; m. there Feb. 23, 1804,
Sally Lamb, b. there Mar. 10, 1783. They moved to
Lisle.
207. U. Roswell, b. Dec. 2, 1784.
208. iii. Moses, b. Feb. 27, 1787.
209, iv. Warner, b. Mar. 23, 1789.
V. Polly, b. Dec. 12, 1793 ; m. Levi Caldwell. No chUdren.
vi. Clara, b. Mar. 15, 1795 ; m. Joseph Cook. No chUdren.
vii. Charles, b. July 22, 1797; d. there July 3, 1858: m.
there AprU 16, 1823, Betsey Marsh, b. there Aug. 4,
1800; d. there July 18, 1851. No children.
210. viu. Russell, b. Sept. 28, 1799.
211. ix. Brigham, b. Oct. 3, 1806.
103
Amos* Livermore {Moses,^ Josiah,* Joseph,^ John," John')
was born June 5, 1763, in Spencer; died there Oct. i, 1827;
married June 3, 1790, in Leicester, Catherine, daughter of Jon
athan and Mary (Earle) Sargent, born May 18, 1771 ; died
March 30, 1840, in Ithaca, N. Y.
ChUdren, born in Spencer :
212. i. Lucinda,' b. Mar. i, 1791.
ii. Betsey, b. Nov. 15, 1792; m. Feb. 12, 1817, in Spencer,
Ezra Curtis of Charlton.
iu. Simeon, b. May 5, 1794 ; m. Mar. 19, 1817, in Rutland,
Hannah Cogswell.
213. iv. Obadiah Lamb, b. Mar. 8, 1796.
V. Harriet, b. AprU 21, 1798; d. there Feb. 16, 1808.
vi. Eunice, b. May 18, 1800; m. (before her father's death)
Edmund Watkins of Ithaca. They had a son (Wat-
kins), Robert?
vn. Jonathan Sargent, b. June 2, 1802.
vin. Catherine, b. Aug. 7, 1805 ; d. unm.
ix. Harriet, b. July 15, 1807 ; m.  Boynes.
214. X. Hannah Allen, b. Feb. 4, 181 1.
xi. Morris, b. May 4, 18 13; d. there Feb. 10, 1874; m.
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104
Ezra* Livermore {Abijah,^ Josiah,* Joseph,^ John," John')
was born Feb. 13, 1762, in Spencer; died Dec. 29, 1834, in
Jamaica, Vt. ; married Feb. 4, 1789, in Spencer, MiUey Gage,
died March 15, 1849, in Hanover, N. Y. When fourteen years
old he had charge of his father's famUy whUe the latter went to
the war. Having reached his majority, he emigrated with his
brother Abijah to the uncultivated wilds of Vermont, having
only hemlock boughs for shelter and bed whUe clearing a place
to erect a rude cabin, — bears and wolves being their nearest
neighbors. He became a farmer, and was a regular attendant
at church and town meetings. He was clerk of the town of
Jamaica forty-three years, 1790 to 1833, — during which time he
married ninety couples, — and clerk and deacon of the Congrega
tional church, justice of the peace thirty-eight years, recorder of
deeds forty-four years or more ; also assessor and selectman.
He was elected to the Vermont Legislature in 1793, '95, '96,
'98, '99, 1 8 14, '15 and '16.
ChUdren, bom in Jamaica :
i. Candace,' b. Sept. 15, 1790 ; d. July 13, 1865, in Smith's
MUls, N. Y. ; m. Henry Smith of Smith's MiUs, b.
Oct. 21, 1792, in Silver Creek, N. Y. ; d. Feb. 25,
1864, in Smith's MiUs. No children.
215. ii. Jesse, b. June 9, 1792.
iii. Anna, b. Mar. 31, 1794; d. Apr. 11, 1885, in Wester-
ville, O., unm.
iv. Milley, b. AprU 9, 1796 ; d. Dec. 21, 1863, in Jamaica;
m. Oct. 4, 1836, in Jamaica, Benjamin Felton, b. Oct.,
1770 ; d. Oct. 18, 1858. No children.
216. v. Lydia, b. April 20, 1798.
217. vi. Ezra, b. June 16, 1800.
218. vii. Asa, b. Dec. 7, 1802.
105
Abijah* Livermore {Abijah,^ Josiah,* Joseph,'^ John," John')
was born Feb. 22, 1766, in Spencer; died Aug. 12, 1830, in
Jamaica, Vt.; married Feb. i, 1 791, in Spencer, Rebecca (Ham
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Livermore ; she was born in Spencer (probably) ; died May 5,
1832, in Jamaica, aged 66 years.
Children, born in Jamaica :
i. Abijah? b. Dec. 27, 1791 ; d. there Feb. 14, i860; m.
Sophia Lowell. He was a farmer. They had a son
Clark? b. June 28, 1832, in Jamaica, who m. there
Jan. 21, 1877, Mary L. Livingston and had a daughter
(still born).
n. Rebecca, b. Nov. 3, 1793; d. there Dec. 5, 1877; m.
there Jan. i, 1816, James Muzzy.
219. iii. Justus Lot, b. Aug. 27, 1795.
iv. Phila Hammond, b. Aug. 7, 1799; d. there Dec. 15,
1886 ; m. there Mar. 27, 1821, Benjamin Muzzy.
220. V. Hammond, b. Jan. 11, 1802. [Records say in May.]
106
Phineas* Livermore {Abijah,^ Josiah,* Joseph,^ John," John')
was born March 28, 1775, in Spencer; married Jan. 4, 1798,
Polly Lackey, born there Jan. 2, 1778. The famUy moved to
near SUver Creek, N. Y.
ChUdren, born in Spencer :
i. Cynthia,' b. 1798.
ii. Rufus, b. Nov. 29, 1800.
iii. Cephas, b. Mar. 2, 1803 ; d. there Aug. 6, 1803.
iv. Lucretia, b. Aug. i, 1805.
V. Polly, b. Sept. 12, 1808.
vi. Josephus, b. Nov. 18, 181 1.
vn. Elmira, b. Nov. 4, 1813.
221. viii. James Madison, b. Nov. 29, 1815.
107
Reuben* Livermore {Joseph,^ Josiah,* Joseph,^ Joh7i," John')
was born May 9, 1768, in Spencer; lost at sea; married June
28, 1790, in Spencer, SaUy Gould of Sutton, born there Dec. 10,
1767 ; died Feb. 11, 1841. He was a sea captain.
Children :
i. Daughter,' b. Oct. 29, 1791 ; d. same day.
n. Lewis, b. Sept. 24, 1792, in Petersham; d. Aug. 21,
1821.

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222. iii. Stephen Gould, b. Sept. 30, 1794, in Sudbury.
223. iv. Harriet, b. Mar. 12, 1798, in Weston.
224. v. Daniel Gould, b. Sept. 16, 1801, in Worcester.
225. vi. Joseph Smith, b. July 16, 1804, in Worcester.
108
Joseph* Livermore {Joseph,^ Josiah,* Joseph,^ John," John')
was born Aug. 20, 1775, in Spencer; died May, 181 1 ; married
Lydia, daughter of Samuel and Lydia Tuttle of Eastport, Me. ;
died Sept. 25, 1805, aged 28. He was master of a vessel and
was lost at sea bound from Portsmouth, N. H., to the south
vrith troops.
Children :
226. i. Joseph,' b. Mar. 20, 1798, in Perry, Me.
227. ii. Oliver Shead, b. Mar. 5, 1800, in Eastport, Me.
in. Susan, b. June 6, 1802, in Eastport ; d. April 12, 1825 ;
m. (i)  Leighton of Perry; m. (2) Capt. Rish-
worth Mason of New York. She left two daughters.
109
Silas* Livermore {Samuel,^ Joseph,* Joseph,^ John," John')
was born in 1756, in East Sudbury ; married probably in Paxton,
but date unknown, Abigail, daughter of Jason and AbigaU
(Hagar) Livermore, born Jan. 21, 1758, in Leicester; died
May, 1833, near Hartland, Vt. They first lived in Paxton,
where their chUdren were born, and afterwards moved to Leb
anon, Grafton County, N. H., and from there probably into Ver
mont. ChUdren, born in Paxton :
i. Vashti,' b. Dec. 13, 1781.
U. Absalom, b. July 19, 1786 ; d. there Oct. 5, 1791.
iii. Grizel, b. Sept. 3, 1788.
iv. Absalom, b. AprU 9, 1792.
110
David* Livermore {Samuel,'= Joseph,* Joseph,^ John," John')
was born May 29, 1762, in East Sudbury; died March 22, 1841 ;
married Sally Tilton, born June 15, 1767; died July 3, 1853.

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He moved from Weston when a young man and settled in the
western part of HUlsboro, N. H. He lived in a log house for
many years, where all of his chUdren were born, but was among
the first who built frame houses there.
Children, born in HUlsboro :
i. David,' b. AprU 30, 1788; d. Mar. 5, 1865 ; m. Lydia
Preston of Windsor, N. H. No children.
ii. Sally, b. Mar. 6, 1790; d. Mar. 30, 1837 ; m. Mar. 19,
1811, James, son of Otis and Lucy (Goodale) Howe of
HiUsboro, b. Oct. 6, 1782 ; d. Sept. 2, 1859, in East
Washington, N. H. No children.
228. in. Fannie, b. Feb. 17, 1794.
229. iv. William, b. Mar. 15, 1795.
230. V. Joseph, b. June 18, 1800.
Ill
Samuel* Livermore {Samuel,^ Joseph,* Joseph,^ John," John')
was born July 23, 1766, in East Sudbury ; died July 3, 1845, in
MUo, Me. ; married (i) SUence  (from whom he was di
vorced) ; died Dec. i, 18 14, in Jamaica, Vt. ; married (2) in
Maine, Betsey Sands, born in 1775 ; died in 1852. He was one
of the earliest settlers in Jamaica, and the first of the name to
settle in the County. He removed to Maine, and lived at No.
3, Seventh Range, in Penobscot County, where he was a yeoman.
ChUdren, first three by his first wife, born in Jamaica, next
seven in Augusta, Me., last two in MUo :
231. i. Samuel,' b. Sept. 25, 1790.
u. Rachel Foster, b. Nov., 1792.
iii. Lois, b.  .
iv. Comfort, b. Nov. 13, 1802; d. Jan. i, 1863, in Dover,
Me. ; m. Capt. Joseph Chase ; seven children.
V. Mercy, b.  ; m. Ezekiel Chase.
vi. Louise, b. 1806; m. James Spearin ; five chUdren.
232. vn. David, b. Oct. 9, 1809.
233. viii. Betsey, b. Jan. 18, 1812.
234. ix. Joshua, b. May 21, 18 13.
X. Jessie, twin to Joshua.
235. xi. John Wells, b. Feb. 29, 1816, in Milo.
236. xii. George, b. Sept., 18 18, in Milo.

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112

Ephraim* Livermore {Daniel,^ Daniel,* Daniel,^ John," John')
was born Oct. 22, 1762, in Weston; died there May 14, 1833 ;
married May 25, 1788, in East Sudbury, Elizabeth Tilton, born
March 6, 1769; died Nov. 11, 1808. His house was one of
those permitted to be occupied for inoculating with the small-pox
in 1 792 ; he was chosen a tythingman in 1 794, field driver and
surveyor of hemp in 1795, fence viewer and surveyor of hemp
in 1797, surveyor of hemp in 1799, surveyor of highways in
1800, and was also paid ^82.96 for mason work for the town in
1800, field driver in 1801, fence viewer and surveyor of hemp
in 1802, a tythingman in 1803, one of the school committee.
West Centre District, in 1806. Five of his chUdren were at
tending school in 18 13.
ChUdren, born in Weston :
i. Nancy,' b. Aug. 19, 1789 ; lived in Newton, but d. Sept.
12, 1855, in Needham, unm.
u. Sophia, b. July 7, 1791 ; d. AprU 3, 1853; m. AprU 2,
18 15, John Sanderson.
ui. Lucy, b. Aug. 27, 1793; d. June 4, 1883; m. May 21,
1815, Isaac Sanderson.
237. iv. Daniel, b. Oct. 27, 1795.
V. Marshall, b. Jan. 29, 1798; d. July 24, 1848, in the
West. He was chosen surveyor of highways for West
Centre District in 1822 and in 1826.
vi. Elizabeth, b. Jan. 23, 1800; d. AprU 19, 1885 ; m. June
I, 1820, John Mansfield, of Needham. They had a
son (Mansfield) : /. Henry? and a dau., Martha M.,
b. Mar. 25, 1834, in Wellesley, who m. July 29, i860,
WiUiam Perkins, son of Abraham and Louisa (Train)
Bigelow, b. July 29, 1834, in Natick. Five chUdren.
vu. Mary, b. Mar. 24, 1802 ; d. Jan. 3, 1855 ; m. AprU 24,
1825, in Weston, MarshaU Spring Rice of Dorchester.
Her daughter (Rice) : Augusta Maria? m. Sept. 24,
1852, in Newton Centre, Alvah Hovey, b. Mar. 5,
1820, in Greene, N. Y. Five children.
vin. Sarah, b. July 11, 1804 ; d. there Nov. 7, 1806.
be. Josiah Tilton, b. Sept. 28, 1806; m. and removed to
Michigan, where he d. Jan., 1881.

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X. Sally, b. Oct. 31, 1808; d. Sept. 17, 1841 ; m. May 30,
1831, in Weston, Nathan Rice; she attended school
in the West Centre District from 1813 to 1826.
113
Aaron* Livermore {Daniel,^ Daniel,* Daniel,^ John,' John')
was born Aug. 3, 1769, in Weston; died AprU 11, 1842, in Al
stead, N. H.; married Feb. 12, 1794, in Princeton, Catharine
Hoyt, born June 24, 1770, in Hubbardston ; died April 21,
185 1, in Alstead; they moved from Princeton to Alstead about
1796. Children, the eldest born in Princeton, the others in Alstead :
238. i. Fanny,' b. May 17, 1795.
239. ii. Katharine, b. April 17, 1797.
in. Mary, b. July 17, 1799; m. Joseph, son of David and
Sally (Tilton) Livermore.
240. iv. John, b. July 11, 1801.
241. V. Charles Grandison, b. July 17, 1803.
242. vi. Ezra, b. Aug. 28, 1805.
243. vu. Aaron RusseU, b. Oct. 28, 18 10.
viii. Paschal, b. Dec. 19, 1812 ; d. there Mar. 13, 1840.
114
William* Livermore (Z'<2«?>/,5 Daniel,* Daniel,^ John," John')
was bap. Oct. 22, 1774, in Weston; died Aug. 20, 1832, in Al
stead, N. H. ; married Jan. 30, 1800, in Sudbury, Tabitha, daugh
ter of Daniel and Eunice Tilton, born there Nov. i, 1779 ; died
Jan. 7, 1864, in Jaffrey, N. H.
Children, born in Alstead :
i. Elmira,' b. Oct. 29, 1800; m. Rufus Sawyer, and lived
in Jaffrey.
u. Harriet, b. Oct. 20, 1802 ; d. there Nov. 3, 1804.
in. Harriet, b. Nov. 16, 1804 ; m. William, son of William
and Betsey Buckley (Ames) Livermore.
244. iv. Sarah, b. Mar. 20, 1807.
V. Daniel, b. Aug. 20, 1809 ; m. Mary Kittredge, in Nelson;
lived in Alstead. One daughter.
vi. Lucy Bogle, b. Jan. n, 1812 ; m.  Woodward, and
lived in Newton.

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245. vii. Mary Catherine, b. Mar. 12, 1815.
viu. Elizabeth Pamelia, b. May 6, 1818.
246. ix. Josiah, b. May 14, 1821.
247. X. Eunice Tilton, twin to Josiah.
115
Abraham* Livermore {Abraham,^ Datiiel,* Daniel,'^ John,"
>/^«') was born July 21, 1776, in Pelham; died Dec. 9, 1846,
in German, N. Y. ; married April 27, 1803, in Pelham, Betsey
Comstock, born there Aug. 25, 1783; died March 27, 1871, in
Dubuque, la. He had a farm on the south side of his father's,
in German, settling there in 1796.
ChUdren, born in German :
i. Mary,' b. Mar. 22, 1804.
ii. Caroline, b. June 11, 1805; d. Jan. 25, 1874; m. Aug.
10, 1842, Piatt Smith ; they lived in Dubuque, la.
248. in. Abigail, b. Dec. 26, 1807.
iv. Oliver, b. May 5, 1810 ; d. Aug. 6, 1840.
V. Betsey Maria, b. Nov. 18, 181 2 ; m. Harvey Benton, and
her son, O. D. Benton? lives in Holton, Jackson
County, Kansas.
vi. Charles Comstock, b. Dec. 27, 1815 ; d. Aug. 31, 1878,
in Oto, la. ; a son, Albert? is living in Cascade, Du
buque County, la.
vu. Hepsey, Nov. 27, 1818 ; m. Thorit Smith; res., Smith
viUe, N. Y.
viii. Adaline, b. Oct. 31, 1821, m. David Cormick. Her
children live in Steamburgh, Pa.
ix. George H. C, b. June 14, 1826 ; d. Dec. 5, i860.
X. Benjamin, b. Aug. 16, 1829; d. a few years ago in Cin-
cinnatus, N. Y. 116
Hepsibeth* Livermore {Abraham,^ Daniel,* Daniel,^ John,"
John') was born Oct. 11, 1780, in Pelham; died March 7, 1862,
in Paris HUl, N. Y. ; married Feb. 3, 1799, in German, N. Y.
(the first marriage in the town), Jonathan, son of Jonathan and
Ruth (Little) Head, born AprU 28, 1775, in Little Compton,
R. I.; died Feb. 10, 1866, in Paris HiU.

104 Livermore Fatnily
Children (Head), born in Paris HiU :
249. i. Ralph,' b. May 17, 1800.
250. ii. Miranda, b. AprU 13, 1802.
in. Cyrus, b. Mar. 2, 1804 ; d. July 23, 1888, in New Ha
ven, Oswego county, N. Y.
iv. Harvey, b. Sept. 14, 1806; d. Feb. 27, 1883, in Paris
HiU.
251. V. Orren William, b. May 13, 1808.
vi. Lysander, b. Jan. 11, 18 11.
252. vii. Daniel, b. AprU 25, 1813.
253. viii. George Washington, b. May 21, 1815.
254. ix. Orson Sherman, b. Oct. 9, 1817.
255. x. Sarah Maria, b. Mar. 22, 1820.
xi. Jonathan Edwards, b. July 28, 1822 ; d. Feb. 7, 1858, in
Paris HiU, unm. 117
Abel* Livermore {Abraham,^ Daniel,* Dajtiel,^ John," John')
was born Aug. 10, 1784, in Pelham ; died Sept. 5, 1849, in Ger
man, N. Y. ; married May 11, 1806, in Cincinnatus, N. Y., Deb
orah Salisbury, born July 4, 1790, in Saratoga, N. Y. ; died
March 24, 1858, in EarlvUle, N. Y. He was a man of extraor
dinary good looks, of great strength and energy ; his brow was
high ; his eye was blue, bright and piercing ; his nose aquUine
and prominent, cheeks broad, mouth determined but pleasant,
chin short and dimpled, skin very light and clear, hair nearly
black, neck short, shoulders broad, figure straight, his muscular
system extraordinarily developed; his weight was 196 to 200
pounds. His chief amusement was in foot racing and in leaping
over a string stretched in the air ; the greatest height to which
he could leap was the width of two fingers higher than his own
head (six feet). In July, 1806, he bought a lot of land on the
west side of his father's, in German, N. Y., being part of Lot
No. 91, containing 23 acres, i rod, 36 perches, and gave ;^4.oo
per acre. His house was small, made of logs, and closely sur
rounded with forest trees. The furniture was almost nothing ;
blocks for chairs, an old chest for a table, and cooking utensUs
accordingly. The door was a bed-quUt. The rest of his capital

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consisted of one cow, a yoke of two-year-old steers, one axe and
a pig. Not many years elapsed before the land was cleared, the
wolves that were wont to howl at the door exterminated, and
competence secured. He was a noted hunter as well as a
farmer. Bears, deer and wolves were abundant. He captured
or kiUed many of these with the trap and rifle. He was one
of the many backwoodsmen who sought their fortune on the
western frontier of the colonies, and became the pioneers of
western civiUzation. A large white house now stands on the
site of his home.
Children, born in German, N. Y. :
256. i. Elias,' b. April 15, 1807.
ii. Cyrus, b. Nov. 10, 1808 ; m. Nov. 15, 1838, in Clarkes-
field, Ohio. His son F. F? Livermore lived in Beloit,
Wis.
257. iu. Burr, b. Oct. 28, 1810.
258. iv. Mary, b. July 14, 1812.
V. Nancy, b. June 9, 1814 ; d. Dec. 10, 1848, unm., in
German, after an Ulness of ten years of spinal com
plaint.
vi. Lucette, b. Mar. 28, 1816 ; m. Mar. 4, 1835, in German,
Christopher Leach.
259. vii. Sally, b. Jan. 27, 1818.
260. viu. Lark Southgate, b. Oct. 12, 1819.
261. ix. Farmer RoUand, b. July 31, 1822.
262. X. Samuel Truesdale, b. Mar. 16, 1824.
xi. Mariette Rougene, b. Mar. 29, 1826; m. Sept. i, 1857,
in EarlvUle, N. Y., Walden A. Pickett.
xii. Valette A., b. Aug. 4, 1828; d. May 31, i860, in Eari-
vUle ; m. there Sept. 24, 1849, Wm. Rhodes.
xin. Elsa Ann, b. Feb. 3, 1832 ; d. there Jan. 29, 1850 ; m.
Sept. 24, 1849, Franklin S. Barnes, b.in Macdonough,
N. Y. ; d. in Pawtucket, R. I.
118
Cyrus^ Livermore {Abraham,^ Daniel,* Daniel,^ John," John')
was born May 28, 1790, in Pelham; died Oct. 3, 1854; married
Sept. 10, 1 8 12, Anabella RockweU, born May 18, 1792, in
Lenox; died May 18, 1840, in Clarkesfield, Ohio. He had a

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farm in German, N. Y., on the north side of his father's, and
moved to Ohio in 1836.
ChUdren, born in German :
i. Louisa,' b. Sept. i, 1813; d. July 25, 1877, in Nashua,
Iowa, unm.
263. ii. Ezra, b. Aug. 5, 1815.
in. Emily, b. Mar. 6, 18 18.
iv. Laura C, b. July 28, 182 1 ; d. Oct. 8, 1867, unm.
264. V. Arraett, b. July 8, 1823.
265. vi. Orson Head, b. Jan. 28, 1826.
vu. Jackson, b. Feb. 8, 1829; d. Aug. 27, 1893, in Sheridan,
Oklahoma, unm.
266. viu. Emeline Percilla, b. Oct. 6, 1832.
ix. George Eliot, b. Mar. 10, 1834; d. Sept. 13, 1874.
119
Martha* Livermore {Jonas,^ Jonas,* Daniel,^ John," John')
was born Oct. 22, 1768, in Leicester; married there Feb. 10,
1790, Samuel, son of Samuel and Martha (  ) Upham of
Montpelier, Vt. He died May 12, 1848, in Randolph, Vt.,
aged 87.
ChUdren (Upham) :
i. William,' b. Aug. 5, 1791, in Leicester; d. in Washing
ton, D. C, whUe a Senator in Congress from Vermont.
ii. Samuel, b. Mar. 26, 1793, in Leicester.
iii. Patty, b. in 1797.
iv. Horace, b. in 1799.
120
Salem* Livermore {Jonas,^ Jonas,* Daniel,^ John," John')
was born Sept. 26, 1770, in Leicester; died there April 29,
1858 ; married there (i) Nov., 1793, Nancy Walker, died there
March 2, 1838, aged 62 years; married (2) Jan. 8, 1839, Ruth,
daughter of Elisha and Ruth (Eddy) Livermore, born May 12,
1776, in Auburn; died Nov. 2, 1866, in Oxford. He lived on
his father's estate in the south part of Leicester, near Auburn,
and was a carpenter as weU as a farmer, and a member of the

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Sixth Generation 107
Universalist Church. He was a surveyor of highways in Leices
ter in 1827.
Children, born in Leicester :
267. i. Mary,' b. Aug. 25, 1795.
ii. Sarah, b. Aug. 31, 1797 ; d. May i, 1827 ; m. Aug. 10,
1823, Samuel Bottomly. Child (Bottomly) : Sarah
Livermore? b. Jan. 28, 1827, in Leicester; m. 
Schofield.
268. iii. Nancy, b. Oct. 13, 1800.
269. iv. Hannah, b. May 21, 1804.
V. Thomas, b. Sept. 7, 1805 ; d. young.
vi. Seraph, b. AprU 23, 1809; d. April 4, 1832; m. April
27, 1828, in Leicester, James HoUingsworth.
270. vii. Salem, twin to Seraph.
viii. Tamason, b. May 28, 1812 ; d. Feb. 8, 1840; m. May
30, 1830, in Leicester, Liberty Beers. Children
(Beers) :
I. Tamason,^ d. Dec. 16, 1837.
2. Liberty, d. Aug. 4, 1848, aged 15 years.
ix. Jemima, b. Feb. 8, 1814; d. there Feb. 25, 1814.
X. Moses, b. Mar. 11, 1815 ; d. there June 20, 1854; m.
SUence Thompson of East Douglas. Child : Betsey?
m.  HaU in East Douglas ; he lived on his grand
father's place. 121
Daniel* Livermore {Jonas,^ Jonas,* Daniel,^ John," John')^
was born June lo, 1776, in Leicester; died there Aug. 31,
1869; married May 28, 1801, in Leicester, Betsey Parker, born
there Feb. 3, 1777 ; died there Nov. 2, 1846. He lived on the
estate of his grandfather Jonas Livermore, near the foot of and
on the south side of what is known as Livermore HUl ; part of
the house is stiU standing. He was a farmer and a Universalist.
Children, born in Leicester :
271. i. Jonas,' b. April 21, 1802.
ii. Semantha, b. Jan. 12, 1804; d. there Nov. 9, 1810.
iii. Lewis, b. June 2, 1806 ; d. there Jan. 7, 1807.
iv. Horace, twin to Lewis; d. there April 29, 1822.
V. EHza, b. Mar. 24, 1809.
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273. vii. Diantha, b. Mar. 30, 1813.
274. viu. Lewis, b. July 31, 1815.
275. ix. Daniel Parker, b. June 17, 1818.
122
Abigail* Livermore {David,^ Jonas,* Daniel,^ John,' John')
was born Oct. 27, 1772, in Spencer; died there March 16,
1842; married there Oct. 16, 1795, Paul Sibley; died there
March 14, 185 1, aged 82.
Children (Sibley), born in Spencer :
276. i. Walter,' b. Jan. 28, 1797.
277. ii. Russell, b. Dec. 26, 1798.
278. iii. Paul, b. Sept. 6, 1804.
279. iv. Brigham, b. June 3, 1807.
123
David* Livermore {David,^ Jonas,* Daniel,^ John? John')
was born AprU 14, 1774, in Spencer; died there Oct. 15, 1852;
married there June 13, 1801, Betsey, daughter of James and
Lucy (Browning) Watson, born there Aug. 20, 1 779 ; died there
Oct. 28, 1852. He was a selectman of Spencer in 1812 and
1819. He was a farmer and was called captain.
ChUdren, born in Spencer :
i. Elmira,' b. Oct. 15, 1802 ; d. there July 12, 1803.
280. ii. Winthrop, b. July 21, 1804.
281. iii. Lorenzo, b. Oct. i, 1806.
iv. Elizabeth, b. June 18, 1809 ; m. May 13, 1835, in Spen
cer. Freeman Upham. ChUd (Upham) : Roger? lives
in Worcester.
282. V. David Dexter, b. Aug. 6, 1812.
283. vi. Calista, b. June 25, 1814.
vii. Elmira, b. Mar. 11, 1820; m. Oct. 27, 1847, in Spencer,
Daniel, son of Benoni and Lucy (  ) Smith. No
children.
viu. John, b. in 1824; d. there Sept. 24, 1827, aged 3 years.
124
Mary* Livermore {David,^ Jotms,* Daniel,^ Johti," John') was
born Feb. 20, 1778, in Spencer; married AprU 20, 1797, in
Spencer, WUliam, son of Asa and Rebecca (Richardson) Bige-

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109

low, born Jan. 15, 1773, in Brookfield; died Feb., 1854, in East
Boston. (See Bigelow Genealogy.)
ChUdren (Bigelow), born in Brookfield :
i. Laurinda,' b. Nov. 23, 1798; m. Lieut. Tilly Muzzy of
Brookfield.
U. Winthrop, b. Oct. 10, 1800; d. Mar. 15, i860, in Paxton.
125
William* Livermore {David? Jonas,* Daniel,'^ John," John')
was born Aug. 19, 1783, in Spencer ; died there AprU 6, 1864 ;
married there (i) Jan. 3, 18 10, Sally, daughter of Nathaniel
Thomas and Sarah (Watson) Loring, born there June 15, 1784;
died there Oct. 16, 1816; married (2) Aug. 18, 1839, Ruth
Aldridge of Uxbridge. He was a colonel in the mUitia.
ChUdren, born in Spencer :
i. Lydia Ann Loring,' b. Sept. 11, 181 1 ; d. there Sept. 7,
1813.
284. u. Maria, b. June 14, 1813.
126
Walton* Livermore {David,^ Jonas,* Daniel? John," John')
was born June 15, 1786, in Spencer; died there July 13, 1835 ;
married there June 7, 18 13, Mary White, born there June 7,
1787; died there Nov. 28, i860. He was a merchant; justice
of the peace in 1835; representative to the General Court in
1831 ; town treasurer 1822-25 ; selectman in 1826-28, and '31 ;
assessor in Spencer in 1829.
ChUdren, born in Spencer :
285. i. William White,' b. Sept. 16, 1814.
ii. John Walton, b. June 22, 1817; d. there June 11, 1843.
286. in. George Henry, b. July 28, 18 19.
iv. Edward, b. Sept. 18, 182 1 ; m. Feb. 18, 1858, Anne Post,
widow of his brother, WiUiam White Livermore.
287. V. Charles Frederick, b. July 4, 1824.
vi. Mary Eliza, b. Mar. 3, 1826; m. there Feb. 22, 1853,
George Frederick, son of Jeremiah and Hannah (Nye)
Grout, b. there Aug. 25, 1825. Child (Grout), b. in
Spencer: Edward Livermore? b. Nov. 14, 1855.

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vii. Esther White, b. AprU i6, 1828 ; d. there AprU 2, 1843.
viu. Sarah Annette, b. Dec. 28, 183 1.
127
Anna* Livermore {David? Jonas * Daniel? John? John') \iz.%
born Aug. 3, 1789, in Spencer; died there Jan. 24, 1829; mar
ried there July 3, 1825, James Green, born there April 28, 1791,
died there July 3, 1828.
ChUdren (Green), born in Spencer :
i. John,' b. June 5, 1826 ; lives in Worcester.
ii. Ann Eliza, b.  .
128
Lorenzo Osborne* Livermore {David? Jonas* Daniel?
John? John') was born AprU 29, 1804, in Spencer; died there
Aug. 30, 1 860; married there May 6, 1840, Chloe Dunbar,
daughter of Joshua and Mrs. Lydia (Hatch-Prouty, widow of
WUliam Prouty) Bemis, born there April i, 1820, and is stiU
living there ; she is a second cousin of Elias Howe, the inventor
of the sewing machine. Lorenzo was a house buUder and miU
owner in Spencer.
ChUdren, born in Spencer :
288. i. Walton,' b. Feb. 28, 1841.
289. ii. Albert, b. Sept. 3, 1843.
in. Frances, b. July 24, 1846; m. July 25, 1871, in Cam
bridge, William Augustine Stone of Worcester; she
lives with her mother.
129
Silas* Livermore {Elisha? Joivxs,* Daniel? JoJm? John') was
born March 28, 1781, in Auburn; died Jan. 31, 1820, in Lisle,
N. Y. ; married Dec. 21, 1805, in Worcester, Martha, daughter
of Amos and Sarah (Swift) Putnam, born Oct. 25, 1781, in Sut
ton; died Oct. 3, 1852, in Worcester. He was a farmer and
card maker and lived in several towns, finally emigrating from
Spencer to Lisle.
ChUdren :
i. Elsie,' b. Oct. 25, 1806, in Leicester; d. Oct., 1881, in
Worcester; m. in 1852, Andrew Adams of Worcester.

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ii. JuHa, b. May lo, 1809, in Greenwich; m. (i) in 1832,
George C. Whipple of Providence, R. I., d. 1852 ; m.
(2) June 20, 1857, Elisha Doubleday; she lived in
North Dana.
290. Ui. Silas, b. Mar. 15, 1812, in Oxford.
iv. Sarah, b. Sept. 9, 1815, in Leicester; m. WUUam Camp
bell of Worcester. Two children.
291. V. Elisha Swift, b. July i, 1820, in Lisle.
130
Paul* Livermore {Elisha? Jonas* Daniel? John? John') was
born June 28, 1783, in Auburn; died May 9, 1869, in Provi
dence, R. I. ; married March 16, 1808, in Leicester, Sally, daugh
ter of James Snow, died Dec. 6, 1875, in MUlbury, aged 84
years. He first settled on the homestead in Oxford, where he
buUt a new house in 18 12. He emigrated to Lisle, N. Y., re
turning later to MUlbury and then to Providence.
ChUdren :
292. i. Louisa,' b. Oct. 10, 1808, in Oxford.
ii. Addison, b. Dec. 9, 1810, in Oxford; m. Susan Part
ridge, who d. May 14, 1869, in Providence, aged 55
years.
Ui. Edwin, b. Jan. 21, 1813, in Oxford; d. Jan. 5, 1871, in
Millbury ; m. Mercy, dau. of Josiah and Betsey (Davis)
Hume of Millbury, b. May 26, 1813, in New Salem;
d. Feb. 20, 1879.
iv. Persis, b. Jan. 8, 1815, in Oxford; m. in 1837, Hiram
Kenney, b. Dec. 30, 1814, in Millbury. No children.
V. Roxana, b. Nov. 16, 18 16, in Oxford.
vi. Mary Amanda, b.  .
vu. Chauncey, b. in 1822 ; m. Jan. 6, 1846, in Worcester,
Catherine, dau. of William Wesson, b. in 18 12.
131
Lydia* Livermore {Elisha? Jonas,* Daniel? John? John') vias
born Feb. 2, 1786, in Auburn; died before i860, in Champion,
N. Y. ; married Jan. 17, 1807, in Auburn, Daniel, son of Daniel
and Chloe (White) Fitts, born Jan. 6, 1785, in Oxford; died
Dec, 1879, in Champion. They moved to Champion after hav
ing lived in Charlton, Oxford and Auburn.

112 Livermore Family
ChUdren (Fitts) :
i. Tirzah,'b. May ii, 1808; m. Price Stoddard.
ii. Emeline, b. AprU 9, 18 10; m. Orson MerriU,
in. Diantha, b. Mar. 24, 18 13; m.  Waite.
iv. Lorinda, b. AprU 11, 18 16 ; m.  Merriam.
V. Elisha Livermore, b. Jan. 16, 1819; d. AprU 11, 1819.
132
Lucy* Livermore {Elisha? Jonas* Daniel? John? John') was
born Sept. 16, 1802, in Auburn; died Oct. 9, 1882; married
Sept. 17, 1820, in Oxford, Calvin, son of Nathaniel and Susanna
(Greenwood) StockweU, born in 1797, in Sutton, died AprU i,
1 84 1. They settled at the Livermore place, near the Gore and
Auburn line in Oxford.
ChUdren (StockweU) ;
i. Tirzah,' b. Mar. 9, 1822 ; m. 1845, Marcus Bond, d.
April 28, 1879. •'^° chUdren.
ii. Albert, b. Jan. 24, 1827; m. June 13, 1847, Olivia A.,
dau. of Smith Bruce, settled in Providence, R. I.
Child: Etta? b. Oct., 1851.
iii. Lucian, b. Feb. 2, 1829 ; d. in 1888 ; m. (i) in 1845,
Ruth Comstock of Charlton ; m. ( 2 ) Abby Williams
of Sutton. ChUdren (StockweU) :
I. Melissa,^ h. Sept., 1845, •"¦ Spencer Jenks; settled at Wor
cester, wliere she died.
2. Mary Livermore, b. in 1847 ; m. in 1882,  Hall, and
settled in Boston.
3. Fred Livermore, b.  ; d. young.
iv. Lucy Ann, b. AprU 23, 1830; m. George Rich.
133
Isaac* Livermore {Elijah? Isaac,* Daniel? John? John') was
born June 16, 1792, in Shutesbury; died March 10, 1869, in
Peru; married Dec. 20, 1823, in Cummington, Betsey Bates,
born there Jan. 20, 1797. He was a tanner, then a cooper and
afterwards a farmer.
ChUdren :
i. Rachel Bates,' b. July 26, 1825, in Northampton; d.
there Dec. 25, 1825.

Sixth Generation 113
ii. Jane Amelia, b. AprU 10, 1827, in Northampton; m.
May, 1865, Rodney Bemiss of Ohio. No children.
iii. Calvin WiUard, b. Sept. i, 1829, in Leverett; d. there
Mar. 4, 1832.
iv. Sarah Aurelia, b. Jan. 28, 1832, in Leverett.
V. Elijah Melvin, b. Mar. 28, 1834, in Shutesbury; m. Mar.
18, 1872, Mattie HaskeU of Peru. No children.
vi. Isaac Bemiss, b. May 28, 1836, in Shutesbury ; d. there
July 3, 1836.
vn. RusseU Tinker, b. AprU 28, 1839, m Hinsdale; d. there
Mar. 10, 1850.
293. viu. Mary Elizabeth, b. July 24, 1842, in Hinsdale.
134
Henry* Livermore {Elijah? Isaac,* Daniel? J ohtt? John') was
bom AprU 24, 1796, in Shutesbury; died Nov. 14, 1841, in
Pittsfield; married JiUy 4, 1822, in Cummington, Electa Bates,
born there about 1802 ; died in 1844, in Waterbury, Conn.
ChUdren :
i. Betsey Aurelia,' b. April, 1823, in Chester; d. in 1845,
in Waterbury.
294. u, Chester Watson, b. Mar., 1828, in Cummington.
iu. Rachel Cordelia, b. in 1831, in Cummington ; d. in 1853,
in New York ; m. Paul Dwight Reed, of Cummington.
Child (Reed) : Flora Cordelia? b. in 185 1, in Spring
field.
iv. L3rman Strong, b. Aug., 1834, in Cummington ; d. Oct.,
1843.
135
Lyman* Livermore {Elijah? Isaac* Daniel? John? John')
was bom July 26, 1799, in Shutesbury; died in 1883, in Charle-
mont; married in 1823, Elizabeth Eveleth, born June, 1796.
ChUdren :
295. [i, Henry Martin,' b. Jan. 17, 1824, in Amherst.
ii. AbigaU Frances, b. Oct., 1825, in Northampton; m,
Nov. 29, 1877, Marshall Phipps, a widower, and lived
in Charlemont. No children.
in. Charles Lyman, b. June, 1828, in Cummington ; m. twice,
and lived in Vermont.

114 Livermore Family
iv. Adeline Cooley, b. 1830, in Cummington; d. there in
1833-
v. Sumner WUlard, b. Dec, 1833, in Cummington ; d. there
Aug. 30, 1850; he was a farmer, and unm.
vi. Cooley Newton, b. Jan., 1838, in Hawley; d. Oct. 8,
1883, in Charlemont.
vn. William Russell, b. Feb., 1840, in Hawley; his widow
lived in Charlemont.
136
Martin* Livermore {Elijah? Isaac* Daniel? John? John')
was born AprU 10, 1804, in Shutesbury; died Feb. 25, 1870, in
Hinsdale; married in 1827, in Cummington, Mehitable, daugh
ter of Luther and Hetty Bates, born Nov. 3, 1807, in Cumming
ton; died Aug. 28, 1884, in Windsor. He was a carpenter.
ChUdren :
i. WiUiam Edwin,' b. April, 183 1, in Shutesbury; d. Oct.
I, 1853, in Hinsdale.
ii. Mary Evans, b. Feb., 1833, in Shutesbury; m. June 24,
1857, William Miller, of Washington. No chUdren.
They lived in Windsor.
in. Martin WiUard, b. Jan., 1838, in Shutesbury; d. Dec. 9,
1852, in Hinsdale.
396. iv. Martha Jane, b. Aug., 1843, in Plainfield.
V. Rachel Emma, b. Dec. 22, 1845, i" Plainfield; m. Jan.
2, 1869, Perry, son of Nicholas and Mary (BidweU)
Hogoboom, of Hinsdale, b. in 1835, i" Oneonta, N. Y.
They lived in Dahon. Child (Hogoboom) :
I. Helen? b. April, 1875.
vi. Charles Henry, b. Feb. 9, 1849, i^i Plainfield; d. there
Aug. I, 1849.
137
Chester* Livermore {Elijah? Isaac* Daniel? John? John')
was born AprU 25, 1808, in Shutesbury; died Jan. 6, 1867, in
Northampton; married Nov. 17, 1836, in Shutesbury, Betsey
Stevenson, daughter of David and Margaret Pratt, born there
July 7, 1809 ; died June 15, 1876, in Northampton. She was a
granddaughter of Eunice Garfield, one of three women captured

Sixth Generation 115
by Indians, of which history gives account. He learned the car
penter's trade while young, and after removing to Hinsdale,
carried on that business for fourteen years, and then for several
years changed his occupation to farming, in the towns of Worth-
ington and Peru.
ChUdren :
297. i. Orrin Elijah,' b. Nov. 28, 1837, in Hinsdale.
ii. David Emmons, b. April 4, 1839, in Washington, unm. ;
he was a public school teacher, and afterwards book
keeper in Northampton.
298. iii. Miriam Adaline, b. Jan. 4, 1841, in Hawley.
iv. Frances Lucinda, b. May 7, 1843, in Hinsdale; m.
Edward Skillings of East Bridgewater, and lived in
Baldwinville.
V. Sarah Marinda, b. July 31, 1848, in Hinsdale; d. there
Feb. 5, 1849.
138
Edmund* Livermore {Daniel? Edmund* Samuel? Samuel?
John') was bom Aug. 16, 1769, in Brimfield; died June 30,
1834, in WUmington, Vt.; married Dec. i, 1795, in Brookfield,
Dorothy Foster, born there March 22, 1776 ; died June 2, 1842,
in WUmington, where he kept a tavern for a time and was also
a farmer. ChUdren, born in WUmington :
i. Semantha,' b. May 28, 1798 ; d. there Sept. 9, 1798.
299. ii. Daniel, b. June 30, 1799.
iu. Susan, b. Mar. 27, 1801 ; d. in 1878, in Toledo, Ohio;
m. AprU 18, 1824, Joel Nye of Toledo, Ohio, b. Feb.
II, 1799, in Brookfield, N. Y. They had two sons
(Nye) : David^ and Dwight.
300. iv. Alonzo, b. Feb. 25, 1803.
V. Elizabeth, b. Aug. 20, 1805; m. Dec. 7, 1826, in Wil
mington, Ira Adams, b. Feb. 3, 1803 ; d. Sept. 19,
1852. Their dau. (Adams) Cynthia? m. Daniel Cush-
man, whose dau.? is the wife of Frank Walker of
Champaign, 111.
vi. Semantha, b. June 2, 1807; m. Mar. 5, 1854, James,
son of Medad and Elizabeth (Hale) Smith of Wil
mington, b. there Oct. 19, 1796- No children.

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vii. Edmund Randolph, b. May 28, 1808; d. Nov. 11, 1831,
while a student in Dartmouth College,
viii. Pamelia Foster, b. Mar. 21, 181 1; m. May 14, 1850,
Reuben, son of Joseph and Huldah Spencer of Wil
mington, b. there Dec. 26, 182 1. No children.
ix. Cynthia, b. Mar. 23, 1813; d. Oct. 18, 1830.
301. x. Jairus, b. Feb. 7, 1815.
xi. Harriet NeweU, b. May 10, 1817 ; d. Aug. 31, 1838.
302. xii. Henry Dwight, b. Mch. 7, 1820.
139
Daniel* Livermore {Daniel? Edmund* Samuel? Samuel?
John') was born Jan. 23, 1771, in Brimfield ; died April 9, 1813,
in Sangerfield, N. Y. ; married Dec. 24, 1795, in Wihnington,
Vt., Sally, daughter of Jonathan Bassett, born there July 10,
1776; died March 19, 1848, in Sangerfield, to which place
they moved soon after marriage.
ChUdren, born in Sangerfield :
i. Almira,' b. Oct. 6, 1796 ; d. there May 3, 1865,
303. ii. Melinda, b. 1798.
304. iu. Daniel, b. June 19, 1801.
305. iv. Aranus, b. Aug. 30, 1803.
306. V. Oraniel, b. Sept. 20, 1806.
307. vi. James, b. Oct. 2, 18 10.
vii. Sally, b, Oct. 3, 1812 ; died there Mar. 23, 1829.
140
Samuel* Livermore {Daniel? Edmund* Samuel? Samuel?
John') was born Sept. 18, 1774, in Brimfield ; died AprU 5, 1831,
in Independence, N. Y. ; married Dec. i, 1796, in WUmington,
Vt., Hannah Bassett, born May 21, 1778, in Hard wick; died
March 24, 1838, in Independence.
Children :
308. i. John Pierce,' b. Feb, 11, 1798, in Wilmington,
309. ii. Samuel, b. Mar, 21, 1800, in Wilmington.
310, iu. Sally, b. July 20, 1802, in Sangerfield, N. Y.
iv. Adaline, b. Nov. 3, 1804, in Sangerfield.
311. V, Edmund, b. AprU 9, 1806, in Sangerfield.

Sixth Generation 117
vi. WUliam Slocum, b. May 17, 1808, in Brookfield, N. Y. ;
m. Jan. 14, 1830, Amanda Clarke. He was a farmer,
and settled in Independence. He was a deacon and a
prominent member of the Seventh Day Baptist Church.
No children.
312. vn. Manin, b. Sept. 18, 18 10, in Brookfield.
^!"" l Twin girls, b. Nov. 7, 1812, in Brookfield.
IX, )
313. x. Briggs Bassett, b. Feb. 19, 1815, in Brookfield.
314. xi. Barbara, b. June 2, 18 17, in Brookfield.
315. xii. Theodore, b. Feb. 9, 18 19, in Brookfield.
xiu. Maxson Green, b. Mar. 14, 1823, in Brookfield; d. Nov,
29, 1846, in Andover, N. Y. ; m. April 5, 1845, Clar
issa Crandall Clarke. No children.
141
Abner* Livermore {Daniel? Edmund* Samuel? Samuel?
John') was born Dec. 15, 1777, in Brimfield ; died Jan. 26, 1857,
in Jackson, Mich., buried with Masonic honors ; married (i) Jan.
I, 1800, in WUmington, Vt., Melinda Bassett, born there Feb.
28, 1781 ; died April 5, 1816, in Sangerfield, N. Y. ; married
(2) Nov. 27, 1816, in Springfield, N. Y., Sarah Smith, born
July 13, 1781, in Hebron, N. Y. ; died Aug. 19, 1835, in
Rochester, Mich. Soon after his first marriage he moved from
WUmington to WaterviUe, N. Y., where he became a man of
local prominence as teacher, merchant and pension agent under
the general government. He was a soldier in the War of 18 12.
In 1829 he lived in Homellsville, N. Y.
ChUdren, bom in Sangerfield, N. Y. :
316. i. John Safford,' b. Jan. 17, 1801.
ii. Lucinda, b. Feb. 18, 1803 ; d. there Nov. 28, 1809.
in. Samantha, b. Sept. 3, 1804; d. there Sept. 15, 1819.
iv, James Clinton, b, AprU 16, 1807 ; d. in Beardstown, 111.
v. Melinda Bunce, b. Jan. 7, 1809; m. May i, 1823, in
HorneUsviUe, N. Y., Movey Thatcher. Six children.
vi. Clarmda, twin to Melinda; d. Mar. 3, 1810.
317. vii. Fidus, b. July 21, 1811,
viu. Lucinda, b. Feb. i, 1814.
ix. Abner Bassett, b. Mar. 31, 1816; d. Sept. 24, 1847, in
Rochester, Mich.

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X, Eliza C, b. Mar, 8, 1818; d. Oct. 27, 1880, in Orange-
ville, Mich.
318. xi. Harriet Rhoda, b. July 17, 182 1.
142
James* Livermore {Daniel? Edmund* Samuel? Samuel?
John') was born Nov. 27, 1786, in WUmington, Vt. ; died Dec.
18, 1843, in Sangerfield, N. Y. ; married (i) Nov. 2, 1807,
PoUy Tiffany, born Dec. 15, 1788, in Black River, N. Y.; died
Feb. 26, 1825, in Sangerfield; married (2) Nov. 20, 1825, in
Sangerfield, Eunice Wood Stafford, born May 20, 1796, in Mass
achusetts; died Aug. 15, 1870, in Butler, N. Y. He was a
Methodist class leader, and the meetings were held in his house ;
he was also a farmer. His death was the result of a cold caught
by not having his overcoat on, whUe taking a load of coal (found
on his farm) into Utica, N. Y.
ChUdren, born in Sangerfield :
i. Abner,' b. Sept. 24, 1808 ; d. Nov. 3, 1847, in Sanger
field ; m. Betsey Riley. ChUd : Mary?
n. John Tiffany, b. Jan. 23, 1810; d. there Mar. 23, 1831,
unm.
iii. Alpha, b. AprU 9, 1813; d. Oct. 7, 1886, in Madison,
N. Y. ; m. (i) Nancy Brown, of Madison; m. (2)
Nancy McHard. Children : Belinda Francis? Caroline,
Adelaide, Ella.
319. iv. James, b. Aug. 25, 1814.
V. Wesley, b. AprU 20, 1820; d. May 17, 1825.
320. vi. Eunice Stafford, b. Sept. 20, 1822,
321. vii. Joseph Wesley, b. Dec. 21, 1828.
322. vin. Polly, b. Nov. 14, 1831.
323. ix. Ruth, b. Jan. 28, 1835.
X. George Wood, b. Dec. 21, 1836; d. Sept. 17, 1839.
143
Jonas* Livermore {Oliver? Oliver* Daniel? Samuel? John')
was born Feb. 27, 1768, in Shirley; died Oct., 1822, in
Marietta, Ohio; married March 29, 1796, in Shirley, Mary,
daughter of Capt. John and Mary (Park) Kelsey, born there
April 14, 1776; died July 22, 1823, in Marietta. He was a
selectman in Shirley, during the five years preceding his re-

Sixth Generation no
moval to the West. On Wednesday evening, Oct. 26, 18 14,
he and Mr. Warner, with their famUies, set out for Ohio, and
went as far as his wife's father's that night. The next day, they
proceeded on their journey to Marietta, where he and his wife
passed the rest of their lives, and after their deaths the chil
dren moved to Illinois.
ChUdren, the youngest born in Marietta, the others in Shirley :
324. i. Jonas,' b. Jan. i, 1797.
325. ii. Oliver, b. June 27, 1798.
in. John, b. June 24, 1800; d. there Feb. 6, 1810.
326. iv. Andrew Park, b. Jime 10, 1806.
V. Walter, b. Aug. 23, 1810; d. there Dec, 18 10.
vi. Mary, b. Sept. 8, 1816; m. Oct., 1838, Derrick Fuller.
She lived in RoseviUe, IU., in 1878. ChUd (FuUer) :
A son? b. Nov. 6, 1839.
144
William* Livermore {Oliver? Oliver* Daniel? Samuel?
John') was born June 23, 1770, in Shirley ; died March 2, 1846,
in Groton ; married April 21, 1799, Betsey Buckley, daughter of
Amos and Abigail (Buckley) Ames of Groton, born Dec. 10,
1776 ; died July 26, 1861. In the earlier part of his life he was
a carpenter and buUder, but afterwards devoted himself to agri
culture; he represented Groton in the State Legislature in 1829
and 1830.
ChUdren, born in Groton :
i, Catherine,' b. June 15, 1800; d. there AprU 9, 1877,
unm.
n, Daniel, b. May 18, 1802 ; d. there Aug. 28, 1802.
327. iii. William, b. July 9, 1803,
328, iv. Daniel, b. Mar. 26, 1805.
329, v. Nathaniel, b. Mar. 8, 1807.
vi. Luther, b. Feb. 17, 1809; d. May 24, 1834.
330. vii. Betsey, b. Aug. 29, 181 1.
145
David* Livermore {Oliver? Oliver? Daniel? Samuel? John')
was born Dec. 19, 1778, in Shirley ; died Nov. 21, 1866, in Ayer ;
married Feb. 28, 1800, in Shiriey, Lucinda, daughter of Capt.

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John and Mary (Park) Kelsey, born there Aug. 21, 1780; died
there Oct. 4, 1847. He was a farmer and a selectman of Shir
ley in 1812, and town treasurer in 1833. In 1834 he was the
candidate of the Masonic party for representative to the State
Legislature, but was defeated and would not allow his name to
be used the second time.
Children, born in Shirley :
i. Sally,' b. Dec. 16, 1800; d. there Sept. 24, 1843, unm.
331. ii. Lucinda, b. Sept. 19, 1802.
332. iii. Catherine, b. Nov. 11, 1806.
iv. David Bond, b. Aug. 2, 1808 ; d. Feb. 27, 1892, in Wor
cester; m. June 15, 1850, Persis W. Evans, of Rock
ingham, Vt. ; he was for several years a merchant and
postmaster of Townsend. Child, bom in Rockingham :
I. Charles Bond,' b. April 8, 1852 ; d. June 6, 1866.
333. V. Jane Park, b. Dec. 2, 181 1.
334. vi. Charles, b. Mar. 24, 1814.
335. vii. Margaret, b. Oct. 25, 1819.
vin. Lucy Huse, b. Oct. 2, 1822 ; d. there Dec. 26, 1846; she
was a braider of palm leaf.
146
Jonathan* Livermore {Oliver? Oliver* Daniel? Samuel?
John') was born Jan. 10, 1781, in Shirley; died Jan. 24, 1845,
in Boston; married June 2, 18 16, in Boston, Susan Platts, died
there Jan. 12, 1831, aged 49 years. He was a carpenter.
ChUdren, born in Boston :
i. Jonathan,' b. May 2, 1817 ; d. there April 13, 1878.
ii. Susan Platts, b. AprU 28, 1820; d. there May 20, 1840.
iii. Lucy, b. June 18, 1822 ; d. there April 2, 1840.
147
Amos* Livermore (^M(?j,' Oliver? Daniel? Samuel? John')
was born Sept. 30, 1764, in Watertown; died there Nov. 17,
1841 ; married June 4, 1795, in Waltham, Hannah, daughter of
John and Lydia (Hagar) Sanderson, born May 22, 1771, in
Waltham; died July 11, 1840, in Watertown. He was a car
penter, tanner and farmer, and a selectman of Watertown in
1806.

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121

Children, born in Watertown :
33Sa. i. Lucy,' b. June 14, 1796.
336. ii. Thomas, b. May 30, 1798.
in. Hannah, b. July 29, 1800; d. there July 30, 1888.
iv. EUza, b. May 27, 1803 ; d. Aug. 6, 1887, in Andover.
V. Amos Henry, b. Feb. 6, 1806; d. Nov. 2, 1839, in
Natchitoches, near New Orieans, La. He was a yeo
man of Watertown, and held the office of ensign in
the State militia in 1828 ; by frequent promotions he
became lieut.-colonel in 1833 ; he became a member
of the Ancient and Honorable ArtUlery Company in
1828, and was fourth sergeant in 183 1 ; he was hon
orably discharged from the Artillery company, AprU
22, 1833.
337. vi. Grace Sanderson, b. Mar. 29, 1809.
338. vu. Mary Anna Dana, b. July 4, 1811.
viu. Adeline Maria, b. May 21, 1815; d. Jan. 5, 1845, i>^
Boston; m. Mar. 6, 1844, in Watertown, William H.
Pratt, of Boston. Child (Pratt), born in Boston :
I. Addie Maria," b. Dec. 30, 1844 ; m. Eben Dunbar, of Cam
bridge.
ix. Harriet, b. Mar. 2, 1817 ; d. there July 21, 1820.
148
Hepzibah* Livermore {Amos? Oliver? Daniel? Samuel?
John') was born AprU 5, 1771, in Watertown; married there
Dec. 31, 179s, Joshua, son of Christopher and Sarah (  )
Grant, born there Nov. 17, 1763 ; died there May 23, 1802.
ChUdren (Grant), born in Watertown :
i. Joshua,' b. Nov. 25, 1796 ; d. Feb. 15, 1844, unm.
U. Hepzibah, b. Oct, 24, 1798 ; m. AprU 12, 1818, Timothy
Cotting of West Cambridge, b. Nov. 10, 1793; d.
April 26, 1872. No children.
in. Charles, b. Sept. 20, 1800; d. there Oct. i, 1802.
iv. Sarah Clark, b. Jan. 6, 1803 ; m. Thomas, son of Amos
and Hannah (Sanderson) Livermore.
149
Elisha* Livermore {Amos? Oliver * Daniel? Samuel? John')
was born Oct. 22, 1773, in Watertown ; died there Jan. 6, 1862 ;
married Nov. 25, 1802, in Watertown, Hannah, daughter of

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Joseph and Hannah (Smith) Bright, born there Aug. 29, 1783.
He was a farmer.
Children, born in Watertown :
339. i. Elisha,' b. June 17, 1804.
n. Samuel Bright, b. July 25, 1806.
iii. Jane Ann, b. Dec. 22, 1808.
150
Jonathan* Livermore {Jonathan? Oliver* Daniel? Samuel?
John') was born AprU 12, 1787, in Brighton; died there March
29, 1829; married there May 5, 1808, Eunice, daughter of
Samson and Lois (Parker) Claflin, born Sept. 25, 1783, in
Hopkinton; died June i, 1866, in Brighton. He was a tanner
and a member of the school committee there in 1821, '25 and '28.
ChUdren, born in Brighton :
340. i. Charles,' b. Jan. 26, 1809.
341. ii. Jonathan, b. Nov. i, 1810.
iii. Elijah, b. AprU 7, 1812 ; d. May 13, 1865, in Boston;
m. AprU I, 1838, in Boston, Ann Olivia, dau. of John
and Olivia Kennedy, b. there June, 18 14; d. there
May 3, 1880. No chUdren.
342. iv. Aaron, b. Nov. 5, 1813.
V. Isaac, b. Aug. 8, 1815 ; d. Jan. i, 1866, in Boston.
343. vi. Eunice, b. Feb. i, 1817.
344. vn. WUHam, b. July 2, 1819.
vin. Walter, b. Mar. 28, 1822 ; d. there July 26, 1823.
ix. Walter, b. Sept. 19, 1824; d. there Oct. 8, 1826.
151
Sarah* Livermore {Jonathan? Oliver* Daniel? Samuel? *
John') was born Sept. 7, 1788, in Brighton ; died Sept. 20, 1854,
in Cambridge; married May 13, 18 19, in Cambridge, Jabez
Fisher, born May 7, 1780; died there Nov. 30, 1845.
ChUdren (Fisher), born in Cambridge :
345- i- George,' born Feb. 15, 1820.
ii. Sarah, b. Dec. i, 1821 ; d. there Aug. 5, 1823.
346. iu. Jabez, b. AprU 20, 1824.
iv. Sarah Livermore, b. May 26, 1826 ; d. there Sept. 26,
1828.

Sixth Generation 125
V. Oliver, b. Dec. 19, 1829; d. there Aug. 9, 1830.
vi. Benjamin Franklin, b. Feb. 23, 1832 ; d. there Oct. 18,.
1832.
152
Oliver* Livermore {Jonathaji? Oliver* Daniel? Samuel?
John') was born May 22, 1790, in Brighton ; died there Jan. 23,
1865; married there May 7, 18 18, Lois, daughter of Samson
and Lois (Parker) Claflin, born Oct. 30, 1794, in Hopkinton;
died April 29, 1881, in Cambridge.
ChUdren, born in Brighton :
347. i. Oliver WUlard,' b. AprU 2, 1819.
348. n. Lois, b. Sept. 23, 1820.
ui. Francis Henry, b. June 3, 1824; d. there Oct. 13, 1827.
iv. George Albert, b. Sept. 27, 1826; d. there May 12, 1828..
349. v. George Francis, b. June 21, 1830.
153
Lucy* Livermore {Jonathan? Oliver* Daniel? Samuel?
John') was born Sept. 29, 1792, in Brighton; died there Jan.
20, 1867; married there April 11, 18 16, Cephas Brackett, born
there Sept. 21, 1789 ; died there June 6, 1863.
ChUdren (Brackett), born in Brighton :
i. Lucy,' b. April 24, 181 7 ; d. unm.
ii. Martha Ann, b. Dec. 14, 1819; d. Dec. 7, 1875; m.^
George S. Dowse.
in. Mary Livermore, b. Mar. 2, 1823 ; m. Benj. Fernald
Cook.
iv. Cephas Henry, b. Jan. 19, 1826 ; m. Louisa Thwing
Pierce. (See Thwing Genealogy.)
v. Albert, b. AprU 20, 1828 ; m. Mary Adaline Stone.
154
Martha* Livermore {Jonathan? Oliver* Daniel? Samuel,"
John') was born Sept. 7, 1794, in Brighton; died Oct. 10, 1877,
in East Cambridge; married May 29, 1823, Thomas, son of
Maj. Samuel and Lydia (Nelson) Hastings, born May 22, 1787,,
in Lincoln ; died Aug. 14, 1866, in East Cambridge.

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ChUdren (Hastings) :
350. i. Martha Robbins,' b. Aug. 31, 1824.
351. U. Thomas Nelson, b. Dec. 9, 1825.
in. Mary Frances, b. Dec. 20, 1827; d. Aug. 30, 1829.
iv. Mary Frances, b. July 23, 1830; m. July 18, 1854,
Mason G., son of Ebenezer Parker of East Cambridge.
No chUdren.
V. Francina Augusta, b. May 23, 1832 ; m. Henry Whitney,
who had previously married her sister Martha.
vi. Leander Newton, b. Aug. 2, 1834; d. AprU 20, 1853,
on the passage of the ship Robert C. Winthrop from
Calcutta to Boston.
vu. Alphonzo Winthrop, b. Mar. i, 1836; d. Jan. 17, 1886;
m. Mar. 19, 1863, Arabella L., dau. of William H.
Lunt of East Cambridge : he was a merchant in
Boston.
155
George* Livermore {Jonathan? Oliver* Daniel? Samuel?
John') was born Sept. 21, 1798, in Brighton ; died there Oct. 17,
1867; married there AprU 30, 1833, Sarah Fisher, daughter of
WiUard and AbigaU Brigham, born May 5, 1809, in Marlboro;
died May 6, 1885, in Brighton. He resided in Brighton, having
bought his father's homestead ; he was a member of the Legis
lature in 1833-35, 3.nd a selectman of Brighton in 1837.
Children, born in Brighton :
352. i. Sarah Fisher,' b. AprU 23, 1834.
353. ii. George Brigham, b. May 11, 1836.
354. in. Henry Munroe, b. Jan. 5, 1841.
156
Elizabeth* Livermore {Jonathan? Oliver? Daniel? Sam
uel? John') was born Oct. 30, 1800, in Brighton; died there
Jan. II, 1890; married Nov. 29, 1827, in Brighton, Stephen
Hastings, son of Elias and Sarah (Hastings) Bennett, born Feb.
3, 1800, in East Boylston; died AprU 21, 1868, in Brighton.
Children (Bennett), born in Brighton :
i. Eliza Althina,' b. Sept. 11, 1829; d. there Aug. 18,
1853, unm.

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u, Sarah Amanda, b. Mar. 27, 1833 ; m. Oct. 30, 1854, in
Brighton, WUliam Frederic, son of William Perkms
and Catherine (Plummer) Matchett, b. July 17, 1832,
in Brighton.
355. iii. Stephen Dexter, b. July 15, 1838.
157
Grace* Livermore {Moses? Nathaniel? Thomas? Samuel?
John') was born May 5, 1785, in Waltham; died March i6„
1879, in Ashby; married Feb. 17, 1803, in Waltham, Asa
Wood, born in 1775, in Fitchburg; died there in Feb., 181 5.
ChUdren (Wood), born in Fitchburg :
i. Henry,' b.  ; d. aged 6 months.
356. u. Martha Maria, b. Jan. 12, 1805.
iu. Lydia Livermore, b. May 24, 1808 ; m. Addison Davis.
357. iv. Mary Ann, b. May 30, 1810.
158
Thomas* Livermore {Moses? Nathaniel* Thomas? Samuel?
John') was bom Nov. 5, 1792, in Waltham; died Jan. 28, 1878,
in Fitchburg; married (i) Sylvia Hale of Leominster, died
March 14, 1841, in Fitchburg; married (2) Feb. 16, 1843, in
Fitchburg, Lucy, daughter of James and Rachel Whitney, born
in 1803, in Harvard; died Nov. 18, 1865, in Fitchburg. He
was a carpenter and lived in Fitchburg the greater part of his
life. ChUdren, the eldest born in Boston, the others in Fitchburg :
i. AbigaU Hale,' b. May 23, 1818,
ii, Henry, b. Jan. 28, 1820 ; lived with his sister Maria in
South Boston.
ui. Martha White, b. June 15, 1822; m. Sept. 4, 1845,
in Fitchburg, Ephraim W., son of Peter and Sylvia
Bowen.
iv, Elizabeth Hale, b, Sept. 13, 1824; m,  Whitney.
358, V, Marshall, b, AprU 3, 1826,
vi. Maria Wood, b. July 28, 1829 ; m. Nov. 29, 1849, in
Fitchburg, George S., son of David and Rebecca
Whitcomb.
' 359- vn. Joel Wheeler, b. Jan. 21, 1832.

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360. viii. Thomas, b. Nov. 4, 1834.
ix. Sylvia Hale, twin to Thomas.
X. George Whitney, b. Mar. 6, 1845 '¦> ^- young.
159
Melinda* Livermore {John? Nathaniel* Thomas? Samuel?
John') was born Sept. 15, 1793, in Waltham; died May 5, i8y6;
married in Sept., 1812, Joseph Hastings, born March 14, 1785,
in Methuen; died Dec. 20, 1826.
ChUdren (Hastings) :
i. Charles,' b. 1813; d. Sept. 18, 1879, in Boston.
ii. Joseph, b. May 9, 1815.
361. iu. Nathaniel Webster, b. Jan. 3, 1817.
362. iv. George Washington, b. July 29, 1820.
363. V. Fanny Livermore, b. Oct. 29, 1822, in Roxbury.
vi. WiUiam Newman, b. Feb. i, 1825.
160
Leonard* Livermore (John? Nathaniel* Thomas? Samuel?
John') was born March 20, 1799, in Waltham; died Nov. 15,
1833, in Brunswick, Me. ; married there June, 18 19, Ann Ward,
born May 17, 1800, in Freeport, Me.; died June 30, 1875, in
Brunswick. Children, born in Brunswick :
364. i. Rachel Morse,' b. May 27, 1820.
a. Mary Jane, b. Nov. 2, 1822 ; d. there AprU 19, 1825.
in. Frances Ann, b. Mar. 21, 1825 ; d. there Oct. 20, i860.
iv. Leonard Hastings, b. May 16, 1827 ; m. in Augusta,
Me., Sibyl Angle Colby. Two children. Member of
the 3d Maine regiment in the Civil war.
365. V. Mary Jane, b. June 26, 1830.
vi. John Howard, b. Jan. 5, 1833; d. in 1888, in New
Orleans. 161
Josiah* Livermore {David? Natlianiel? Thomas? Samuel?
John') was born Jan. 29, 1805, in Watertown; died AprU 24,
1887, in Belmont; married July 8, 1841, in Boston, Elizabeth
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Bradford, born AprU 18, 18 19, in Boston; died there July 12,
1 871. He was city weigher at the hay scales in Haymarket
Square, and was a member of the Boston Lancers.
ChUdren, born in Boston :
i. Charles Frederick,' b. Dec. 4, 1842 ; d. July 27, 1883,
in Belmont, unm.
u. Arthur Bradford, b. Dec. 3, 1847; d. there Aug. 18,
1849.
366. in. Emma Gertrude, b. Nov. 13, 1849.
iv. Elizabeth Bradford, b. May 11, 1857; m. Oct. 31, 1883,
in Belmont, Timothy Davis, son of Amos and Mar
garet (  ) HiU, b. there Mar., 1863. No children.
162
Hannah Sanderson* Livermore {David? Nathaniel* Tho
mas? Samtiel? John') was born Oct. 30, 1807, in Watertown;
died Feb. 21, 1889, in Waltham; married Oct. 21, 1830, in
Watertown, Lewis, son of Jonas and Tabitha (Gove) Bemis,
bom Dec. 18, 1802, in Lincoln; died March 11, 1848, in Wal
tham. ChUd (Bemis), born in Waltham :
i. Ellen,' b. May 14, 1832 ; living (1902), unm,
163
Isaac* Livermore {Nathaniel? Nathaniel* Thomas? Samuel?
John') was bom Nov. 21, 1797, in Waltham ; died Nov. 9, 1879,
in Pittsfield; married Nov. 21, 1822, in Cambridge, Eunice,
daughter of Phineas B. Hovey, born May 31, 1797, in Water-
town ; died June 11, 1871, in Cambridge.
He attended the common schools in Waltham and in Cam
bridge (whence his father removed in 1804). At the age of
fourteen he left school to go into a store in Cambridge, where
he began his training for his business life, and whUe stUl young
began the dry-goods business on his own account, being en
gaged in it from 18 16 to 1826. He was a wool merchant from
1 826 to 1 846 ; treasurer of Manchester Print Works from 1 846
to 1852, and treasurer of the Michigan Central RaUroad Com-

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pany over twenty-one years. He was for many years a partner
with the late city treasurer of Boston, Mr. James C. Dunn ; sub
sequently with Mr. Hugh R. Kendall in the purchase and sale
of wool. On the dissolution of the firm of Livermore & Ken
dall, he associated with him his brother George.
He was prominent in public life ; he was a representative to
the General Court of Massachusetts from the town and city of
Cambridge in 1836, '38, '41, '42 and '49; senator from the
County of Middlesex in 1 844 and '45 ; he was president of the
first Common CouncU of the city of Cambridge, 1 846 ; presi
dential elector in 1 848, on the Whig ticket ; a member of the
Convention to revise the Constitution of Massachusetts, from
Cambridge in 1853, and a justice of the peace since 1846. For
over thirty years he was a director of the Bunker HUl Monu
ment Association ; a director of the City Bank, Boston, nearly
eighteen years ; of the National Insurance Company, Boston,
over twenty years ; a trustee of Mount Auburn Cemetery for
eight years ; president of the Hancock Free Bridge Corporation,
and under his administration the funds were accumulated to
purchase both the Cambridge bridges. He was also an active
member of the Masonic fraternity; on Sept. 18, 1820, he was
admitted to Amicable Lodge, and several times filled the highest
position in Cambridge Royal Arch Chapter, Cambridgeport. He
was a prominent member of the Austin Street Unitarian Church
since 1854. He became a member of the New England His
toric Genealogical Society, Feb. 12, 1872, and was a life mem
ber at the time of his death.
ChUdren, born in Cambridge :
367. i. Edward MarshaU,' b. Oct. 5, 1823.
368. u. Jane Corneha, b. Aug. 23, 1825.
369. in. Sarah Elizabeth, b. Oct. 31, 1827.
370. iv. Charles Frederick, b. Mar, 13, 1830.
164
Elizabeth Clark* Livermore {Nathaniel? Nathattiel?
Thomas? Samuel? John') was born Aug. 26, 1806, in Cam
bridge; died Feb. 7, 1898, in West SomerviUe; married Sept.

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II, 1837, in Cambridge, Rev. Rufus Phineas, D. D., son of
Luther and Lucinda (  ) Stebbins of South Wilbraham, born
March 3, 1810; died Aug. 13, 1885, in WUbraham.
ChUd, born in MeadvUle, Pa. :
371. i. Nathaniel Livermore,' b. Jan. 9, 1847.
165
George* Livermore {Nathaniel? Nathaniel? Thomas? Sam
uel? John') was bom July 10, 1809, in Cambridge; died there
Aug. 30, 1865 ; married there Oct. i, 1839, Elizabeth Cunning
ham, daughter of Ebenezer and Sarah Barrett (Cunningham)
Odiorne, bom Feb. 7, 181 5, in Maiden; died June 10, 1893, in
Boston. He was educated in public and private schools in Cambridge
and at Deerfield Academy. His health being poor he was
obliged to give up the idea of a coUege education and follow
some active occupation. For several years he was employed
by his brothers, Isaac and MarshaU, who were merchants in
Cambridge. From an early age his leisure hours were spent in
reading and study, and all the money he could earn was saved
for the purchase of books. When quite a young man, he be
came much interested in the character and history of the mer
chant scholar, WUliam Roscoe, the first account of whom he
read in Irving's Sketch Book. In 1834 he established himself
in Boston, in the shoe and leather business. His love for books
increased with the increase of his means. His poetic faculty
was large, and showed itself not only in a love for the best poets,
but in the composition of some exquisite verses. Within a few
years of the period of which we are now speaking, he wrote two
dedication hymns, and a number of hymns for the use of Sunday
school children. In the year 1838, he and his older brother
Isaac formed a co-partnership in business as wool merchants.
His interest in the parish, in the Sunday school, in the lyceum,
in the political meetings of his ward, etc., never flagged. He
was a constant attendant at church. He was always interested
in the study of the Scriptures, and in the great themes which
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rally offered a constant inducement to the pursuit of these
studies. We find him (Nov. 21, 1838) buying a copy of Cov-
erdale's Bible, probably a reprint by B. Bagster, issued that year.
From 185 1 to 1859 he was one of the trustees of the Boston
Athenaeum, chairman of its library committee and later its vice-
president, and regarded as one of its most efficient and influen
tial managers.
In November, 1843, the Biblical library of the Rev. Dr.
Homer of Newton was placed on sale at Messrs. Little &
Brown's, and he bought from it a number of copies of rare edi
tions of the Bible. Among them was one of the Genevan version,
presented by Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin to Dr. Homer, and sup
posed by its former owners to have been the identical volume
presented by the printer to Queen Elizabeth ; also the Bible
which formerly belonged to Adam Winthrop, the father of the
first Governor Winthrop. The next year the library of the
Duke of Sussex was sold;' this was also rich in rare editions of
the Bible, some of which were purchased by him. Further
rarities were subsequently added to his collection from the
library of the late Dr. Hawtrey, Provost of Eton, among which
may be noticed an Evangelistarium, for the use of the Church,
written on parchment, and supposed to be of a date as early as
the eighth century. From these sources he laid the foundation
of that large collection of Biblical works which his library con
tained ; but his time was not wholly spent, as it often is with
book coUectors, in amassing books ; he was a careful student of
them. In 1 84s he visited Europe with his friend Mr. James Brown,
sailing on the first of AprU, but did not follow the beaten track
of the tourist. He made the acquaintance of many eminent
men, and visited many famous libraries, inspecting, as time per
mitted, the curious books and manuscripts which they contained.
He was absent from home about three months.
He was deeply interested in the cause of learning ; and the
college in his neighborhood was as dear to him as though he had
passed the four years as an undergraduate within her walls, and
could caU her Alma Mater. He was chosen in 1845 by the Board

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of Overseers a member of the library committee, and continued to
hold that position by annual election until his death ; being most
of the time the secretary of the committee. WhUe a member
of the school committee he contributed to the "Cambridge
Chronicle " an interesting article on the " Public Schools in
Cambridge," going back to " Master Eaton's Flogging School,"
and citing the early colonial laws on the subject of schools in
Massachusetts. In November, 1849, he was elected a member
of the Massachusetts Historical Society; and a most valuable
member did he prove, laboring for its welfare, in season and out
of season to the last. The " Christian Examiner " for Novem
ber, 1849, contained an article by him, written at the request of
Dr. Ellis, one of the editors of that journal, on the "Publication
and Circulation of the Scriptures," being a review of the Rev.
W. P. Strickland's " History of the American Bible Society."
This paper gave abundant evidence of his large information on
the subject of the translation and circulation of the Bible.
The American Antiquarian Society enrolled him among its
members in October, 1849. Harvard College conferred upon
him the honorary degree of Master of Arts in 1850, and the
same year he was elected a member of the Phi Beta Kappa
society and a trustee of the State library.
His library at this time had become a most valuable one, and
his thorough habits of investigation had made him an authority
on those subjects which especially engaged his thoughts. A
paper on " Libraries in Boston and its vicinity " in the " Biblio-
theca Sacra" for January, 1850, contains a notice of his coUec-
tion, and mentions many of its rare works. In the "North
American Review" for July, 1850, he contributed an article on
"PubUc Libraries," containing a large amount of curious and
valuable information on the subject both as regards this country
and Europe. In an article in the " Cambridge Chronicle " of
June 20, 1854, relating to Cromwell's "Soldier's Pocket Bible,"
he showed that if Cromwell's soldiers carried the Bible in their
knapsacks, it was not the whole Bible ; that the "Pocket Bible "
consisted of appropriate selections from the Scriptures, printed
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and waistcoat, next to the heart, proving sometimes, perhaps,
a defence from the weapons of the enemies of their bodies as
weU as from the Wicked One who sought to subdue their souls.
He remarked that but few copies of this little book had been
preserved, and that probably the copy he possessed was the only
one in the country. He then gives a brief description of it. He
had had it for some years, having received it from his friend Mr.
Crowninshield. The book was afterwards reprinted by Mr.
Livermore. A short description of a portion of his library will be of inter
est to those engaged in historical pursuits. Nearly a quarter
part of the entire coUection consisted of Bibles and Biblical
works, in various languages, versions and forms, from the an
cient Hebrew manuscript roll to the most modern translation.
Among the manuscripts of interest was the Pentateuch, care
fully written on thirty-six skins of parchment, measuring fifty-
eight feet in length and one in breadth. This fine apograph
was rolled upon a pair of handles and enclosed in an embroid
ered sUk cover. Two copies of the Bible entire, in the Latin
Vulgate version, written by monks upon the most delicate vel
lum, were elaborately Uluminated with beautiful initials, letters,
figures and miniatures ; they were of the twelfth and thirteenth
centuries. An Evangelistarium, or selections from the Gospels,
written on parchment in the eighth century, seven hundred years
before the invention of printing, one of the oldest books, if not
the oldest in this country. The Book of Job, a metrical version
by George Sandys, is supposed to be the original autograph copy
of the author. Of early printed editions he owned Biblia Pau-
perum, a block-book or series of wood-cuts, representing Scrip
ture subjects, with a few lines of text coarsely engraved upon
the same page ; the precise date is not known, but it probably
was printed as early as 1440 : a fragment of the celebrated
Mazarin Bible, the first book ever printed : New Testament
printed by Faust in 1462, being the first in which the date is
given: Servetus's Bible published in Lyons, 1542: examples of
both editions of Eliot's Indian Bible, the first containing the
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printed : a perfect copy of the Commentary of Nicholas de Lyra,
beautifully printed in black-letter in 1483, being the first work
of the kind ever published : the Venice edition of the Latin
Vulgate, 1478, once the property of the unfortunate Pope Pius
VI, having his arms stamped upon the covers : Melanchthon's
own copy of the Bible with numerous notes on the margins in
the handwriting of the reformer.
There were besides a manuscript Koran, brought many years
ago from Turkey by Edward Wortley Montagu, and the Book
of Mormon with the autograph of Joseph Smith ; in a large
portfolio the Lord's Prayer in more than eight hundred lan
guages and dialects. The greater part of his library was sold
at auction shortly after his death.
His brother Isaac retired from the business and for the five
following years George continued it in company with a nephew.
After remaining alone about a year he was, in 1852, invited to
a partnership in the Boston branch of the extensive wool busi
ness of Aaron Erickson of Rochester, N. Y., which subsisted
untU 1857, when the firm of Livermore & Morse was formed,
which was dissolved only by his death. He took pride in his
calUng as a merchant, and for many years devoted his best en
ergies during the hours of business to its demands.
In 1855 he was elected a member of the "American Academy
of Arts and Sciences " and was treasurer of that institution at
the time of his death. In 1859 he was elected a member of the
executive committee of the "American Unitarian Association "
and almost invariably attended its monthly meetings. In 1864
he was elected vice-president of the Association, a position
which he held at his death.
On the breaking out of the CivU War in 1 861, he threw
himself into the cause of the Union with all his characteristic
energy and zeal. As his means enabled him he gave freely, and
throughout the war he poured out his money like water for the
cause. When the discussion arose whether the government
should accept colored troops, and there were strong doubts,
even among the most loyal, as to its expediency, he prepared
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two hundred pages, which he entitled "An Historical Research "
respecting the opinions of the founders of the Republic on ne
groes as slaves, as citizens and as soldiers. His purpose was to
show that the patriots of the Revolution regarded the negro as
a man, capable of bearing arms and of being a citizen, and he
saw no reason why he should not be allowed to do his part, side
by side with his white brother, in upholding the flag of his coun
try. WhUe declining all official positions he was in frequent
correspondence with leading politicians and statesmen, and with
some of them maintained the most intimate confidential rela
tions. ChUdren, born in Cambridge :
372. i. Frank,' b. April 11, 1841.
373. ii. William Roscoe, b. Jan. 11, 1843.
374. iii. Charles Cunningham, b. April 11, 1848.
166
John* Livermore {Nathaniel? Nathaniel? Thomas? Samuel?
John') was born Oct. 9, 18 13, in Cambridge; died there May
16, 1898; married there Oct. 4, 1838, Caroline Hovey, daugh
ter of Timothy and Elizabeth (Smith) Stone, born June i, 18 17,
in Newton. He was born in a house which was standing in
1893 on the north side of Main street, between Douglass and
Columbia streets, where he lived for more than fifty years, never
being away from Cambridge more than six weeks at a time.
He received his education in the public schools, and at an early
age went into the soap manufacturing business with his father,
who was the pioneer in that industry in Cambridge, under the
title of N. Livermore & Son, and continued in the business
for nearly fifty years. In his days of business activity he was
always at the head and front of aU public movements which
were for the good of his beloved city. He was the first presi
dent of the Cambridge City Bank, now the National City Bank,
one of the original directors of the Cambridge Railroad and the
Cambridge Gas Light Company, and president of the Cambridge
Water Works. In politics he was a strong Whig and Republi
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one after he became of age. He was four times elected to the
State Legislature, serving in 1852 and '53, and 1867 and '68.
He always took a deep interest in municipal affairs and served
in the Common CouncU for two, and in the Board of Aldermen
for three years ; he was several times chosen on the School
Committee, and was regarded as an authority on Cambridge
municipal history and contributed largely to the Cambridge
papers. In the days of the hand engines and volunteer fire
companies he used to " run vrith Hydrant No. 4." He always
attended the Austin Street Unitarian Church, and was one of
its most prominent members, holding for years the positions of
chairman of the Parish Committee and superintendent of the
Sunday school.
ChUdren, born in Cambridge :
375. i. John Marshall' b. May 28, 1839.
376. u. Emma Caroline, b. April 21, 1841.
iu. Mary Cordelia, b. April 23, 1846 ; unm.
167
Lydia* Livermore {Abijah? Elisha* Thomas? Samuel?
John') was bom Nov. 5, 1774, in Waltham; married there Sept.
8, 1793, Elijah, son of Samuel and AbigaU (White) Fiske, born
there Sept. 26, 1765 ; he was a grandchUd of Anna-* Bemis,
daughter of Anna^ Livermore (21).
ChUd (Fiske) :
i. Luke,' bap. Feb. 9, 1794.
168
Sarah* Livermore {Abijah? Elisha* Thomas? Samuel?
John') was born Jan. i, 1781, in Waltham; married there Oct.
21, 1798, Francis Fiske, brother of her sister Lydia's husband,
born there Aug. 24, 1772. They lived in Saugus.
ChUdren (Fiske) :
i. Lydia,' b. AprU 12, 1799.
ii. Samuel, b. AprU 17, 1801.
in. Abijah Livermore, b. Dec. 11, 1803.
iv. Anna Maria, b. Mar. 17, 1807.
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169
Jonas* Livermore {Abijah? Elisha? Thomas? Samuel?
John') was born Aug. 16, 1783, in Waltham; died there AprU
27, 1843; married there Feb. 16, 1809, Louisa, daughter of
Jonathan and Mary (Bigelow) Stearns, born there Nov. 19,
1783- ChUdren, born in Waltham :
377. i. WiUiam,' b. Nov. 12, 1809.
u. Abijah, b. Aug. 28, 1812 ; m. Nov. 24, 1844, Laura Ann,
dau. of Silas and Mary (  ) Holman, of Salisbury,
Vt, b. Mar. 13, 1818, in Sterling; they lived in Wa
tertown. Child: Lauraetta? b. May 31, 1846, in
Watertown.
iii. Louisa, b. Aug. 17, 1814; m. James E., son of Jacob
and Betsey Peasley, a slater, of Plaistow, N. H.
378. iv. Jonas Dix, b. July 16, 1816.
V. Thomas, b. July 28, 18 18 ; unm.
379. vi. Sarah, b. Mar. i, 1820.
vii. Mary A., b. April 11, 1823; m. July 16, 1843, James
McGee, b. Mar. 6, 1823 ; he was a tallow chandler of
Toledo, Ohio.
viu. Martha, b. in 1824; m. Nov. 8, 1846, John Bond, of
Watertown.
ix. Catherine, b. Jan. 22, 1826; m. Daniel Webster, an en
graver, of SomerviUe ; their dau. is Dr. Helen Liver-
mar^ Webster, Professor of Comparative Philology,
WeUesley College, WeUesley.
170
Elisha* Livermore {Abijah? Elislia* Thomas? Samtiel?
John') was born July 26, 1785, in Waltham; died there Oct. 25,
1836; married in 1808, Elizabeth Gove, of Lincoln, died April
16, 1 8 19, in Waltham.
ChUdren, born in Waltham :
i. Mary Dix,' b. Feb. 21, 1809.
ii. Lydia, b. Dec. 12, 18 10.
iii. Caroline, b. Nov. 11, 18 12.
iv. Susan Fisk, b. Jan. 10, 181 5.
V. Eleanor Augusta, b. Nov. 3, 181 7.

Jonathan Livermore.

Sixth Generation 137
171
Harriet* Livermore {Abijah? Elisha* Thomas? Samuel?
John') was born Sept. 25, 1787, in Waltham; married there
April 21, 181 1, Prentice ChUds.
Child (ChUds), born in Waltham :
i. William Prentice,' b. Nov. 11, 18 17; d. there Sept. 7,
1877 ; m. there Dec. 15, 1840, Eunice Morse, dau. of
Abijah and Eunice (Morse) Fuller, b. April 29, 182 1 ;
d. Mar. 11, 1846, in Waltham.
172
Jonathan* Livermore {Jonathan? Jonathan* Jonathan?
Samtiel? John') was born July 10, 1770, in Wilton, N. H.; died
there Dec. 24, 1845 ; married there May 19, 1808, AbigaU,
daughter of Abiel and Dorcas (Abbot) Abbot, born there July
13. 1779; died there June 5, 18 12. He was a farmer occupy
ing his famUy homestead. He took great interest in the politi
cal history of the country, and was prominent in the old State
mUitia in which he served as a lieutenant. He was a Federalist
and Whig, and an active member of the Congregational Church.
ChUdren, bom in WUton :
380. i. Jonathan,' b. April 24, 1809.
381. u. Abiel Abbot, b. Oct. 30, 1811.
173
Solomon Kidder* Livermore {Jonathan? Jonathan? Jona
than? Samuel? John') was bom March 2, 1779, in WUton, N.
H. ; died July 10, 1859, i^^ MUford, N. H.; married July 6,
1 810, in Boston, AbigaU Adkins, daughter of Nathaniel Jarvis,
of Cambridge. In his early years he was taught at home where
in summer he helped in the fields and in winter in the woods.
He was fitted for college at Mr. Pemberton's academy in BUler
ica, entering the sophomore class of Harvard College in 1 799 ;
he was graduated in 1 802 with a high reputation for scholarship
in a class famed for eminent men, among them Pres. AUen,
of Bowdoin College, Prof. Frisbie, of Harvard, Hon. Levi
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138 Livermore Family
Hon. Leverett Saltonstall. After leaving college he taught
the Grammar school in Cambridge for one season.
He chose the profession of law and pursued his preparatory
studies in the office of Oliver Crosby, of Dover, N. H. (H. C.,.
1795)- On his admission to the bar he opened an office in
Dover, where he practiced a short time, but in 1807 removed
to MUford, where he lived for the rest of his life, engaged in his
profession untU he attained the age of 70 years, when he re
linquished it, though he continued to transact business relat
ing to the settlement of estates for his neighbors untU near the
close of his life. He was a member of the First Congregational
Church in MUford for nearly twenty-five years ; then a member
of the First Unitarian Church in Wilton. Except when the
merited confidence of his townsmen selected him to represent
them in the State Legislature in 1829, '30, '31 and '38, he uni
formly declined to become a candidate for office.
ChUdren, born in MUford :
i. Leonard Jarvis,' b. AprU 15, 1811 ; d. Nov. 28, 1822.
ii. Henry Lee, b. Aug. 3, 1812 ; d. Dec. 7, 1847, i"^ Balti
more, Md. ; m. Mary Middleton Hobby, who d. within
a year after her marriage. He was a merchant in
Baltimore.
382. in. Thomas Adkins, b. Feb. 7, 18 14.
iv. Elizabeth, b. Dec. 22, 1815; d. June 13, 1817.
V. Elizabeth AbigaU, b. Mar. 28, 1818; lives in Milford.
383. vi. Rebecca Parkman Jarvis, b. Dec. 31, 18 19.
384, vn. Leonard Jarvis, b. Dec. 8, 1822.
viii. Mary, b. Sept. 18, 1825; d. Nov. 16, 1850; m. there
Sept. 4, 1849, Frederick Fish, of Fairhaven.
174
Anna* 'Liveb.uo^^ {Jonathan? Joruithan? Jonathan? Samuel?
John') was born Aug. 20, 1781, in Wilton, N. H. ; died there
June 5, 1824; married there AprU 11, 1816, John, son of Isaac
and Abigail (Raymond) Kimball, born March 8, 1767, in Wen-
ham ; died Dec. 13, 1853, in WUton.
ChUdren (KimbaU), born in WUton :
385. i. Samuel Livermore,' b. Jan. 10, 1817.

Solomon Kidder Livermore.

Sixth Generation 139
ii. AbigaU, b. Mar. 14, 1819; d. Dec. 29, 1886.
386. in. Jonathan Bowers, b. May 16, 182 1.
iv. Mary, b. Feb. 3, 1823 ; d. Aug. 17, 1825.
175
Lydia* Livermore {Jotuithan? Jonathan* Jonathan? Sam
uel? John') was born May 20, 1792, in WUton, N. H. ; died
there March 4, 1871 ; married there Jan. 27, 1820, Samuel, son
of Berming and AbigaU (Morgan) King, born Aug. 26, 1795 ;
died June 20, 1862, in WUton.
ChUdren (King), born in WUton :
387. i. Elizabeth,' b. AprU 18, 182 1.
u. Mary, b. Sept. 23, 1824 ; d. Dec. 13, 1824.
iii. John, b. Jan. 7, 1826 ; lived in Charlestown.
iv. George, b. Oct. 6, 1829 ; lived in Charlestown.
v. Mary, b. June 5, 1831 ; d. July 26, 1832.
vi. Josephine, b. Feb. 21, 1833; m. Henry B. Hunter, and
has lived in Lancaster, Ohio, and in Dakota.
vii. Henry Lee, b. Dec. 20, 1834; is a farmer in Petersham..
388. viu. Mary WUson, b. Feb. 4, 1838.
176
Abigail* Livermore {Elijah? Samuel? Jonathan? Samuel,"
John') was born Nov. 20, 1758, in Waltham ; died July, 18 17;
married Aug. 30, 1780, Rev. Elisha Scott, son of Rev. Elipha
let and Mary (WUliams) WUliams, born Oct. 7, 1757 ; died Feb.
3, 1845, in Cambridge. He was an aide-de-camp on General
Washington's staff.
ChUdren (WiUiams) :
i. Sarah Potter,' b. Mar. 28, 1782 ; d. Jan. 16, 1809 ; m. J.
W. Appleton.
ii, Nancy, b. Sept, 24, 1783, in Stockbridge; m. July 26,
1804, Capt. Benjamin, son of Capt. Eleazer and Sarah
(EUenwood) Giles, b. Feb. 23, 1779; d. Sept. 2, 1849,
in Beverly ; they had five children.
ui. Sophia, b. Aug. 14, 1786; m. J. W. Appleton.
iv. Hannah, b. Sept. 11, 1788; m. Samuel Ober.
V. Samuel, b. July 11, 1790; d. June 16, 1820.
vi, Edward, b, Aug. 4, 1792 ; m. Mary Snow.

140 Livermore Family
vn. Charles, b. Aug. i8, 1794.
viu. Frances, b. Jan. 12, 1797 ; m. E. B. Jones.
ix. AbigaU, b. Feb. 26, 1799; ™-  Rust.
x. Mary, b. April 22, 1801 ; m. J. B. Taylor.
xi. Elizabeth, b. Mar. 23, 1805 ; d. June 11, 1806.
177
William* Livermore {Elijah? Samuel? Jonathan? Samuel?
John') was born Jan. 9, 1763, in Waltham; died in 1832, in
Louisiana; married Sept. 10, 1793, in Turner, Me., Mrs. Sarah
Jones, widow of Jeremiah Jones, by whom she had had one son,
and daughter of Elias and Mary Taylor, born Feb. 26, 1757 ;
died Sept. 3, 1838, in HaUowell, Me. He lived in Waltham
untU the age of fourteen, when he was bound as an apprentice
to Josiah Brown, of Boston, merchant, vrith whom he continued
untU the age of twenty-one, after which he remained in Boston
four years. He then removed to a plantation called Phipps, Can
ada, afterwards incorporated as Jay, in Oxford County, Me.,
since renamed Canton. He was a justice of the peace, and was
one of the assistant assessors in Rumford, Me., in 1798 ; in 1802
he had the rank of major at a muster of the mUitia of the county,
in Norway, Me. He moved to HaUowell in Sept., 1806.
Children, born in Jay :
i. WiUiam,' b. in 1794; d. in 1815, in New Orleans, La.
ii. Sarah Phipps, b. Nov. 13, 1799; m. in Nov., 1821, in
HalloweU, Andrew Masters, son of Dr. John and EUz
abeth Marstes, of New Market, N. H. (name changed
by the son), b. May 17, 1793.
389. in. Danforth Phipps, b. Dec. 20, 1804.
178
Isaac* Livermore {Elijah? Samuel* Jotuithan? Samuel?
John') was born May 7, 1768, in Waltham; died Oct., 1820;
married in HaUowell, Me., Elizabeth Kinney, of Boston, died
June, 1823, aged 48. In his early manhood he vras a merchant
in Boston, removing to HalloweU, and finally settling in Liver
more, Me., as a farmer and justice of the peace. He received
one vote for county register, Aug. 12, 1805.

Sixth Generation 141
Children, born in Livermore :
i. Hannah,' b. July 19, 1797 ; d. Jan., 1836, in Boston.
390. ii. Granville Putnam, b. Nov. 10, 1798.
iii. EUza, b. Nov. 30, 1800 ; d. about i860, in Missouri, unm.
iv. Elijah, b. AprU 10, 1804; lived in St. Joseph, Mo.; d.
about 1870, in San Francisco.
391. V. Horatio Gates, b. Mar. 16, 1807.
vi. Abigail Williams, b. about 1810; lived in San Bernar
dino, Cal., unm.
vii. Alma Louisa, b. Dec, 1812; d. in 1841, in Boston.
vin. Julia Snow, b. Nov. 30, 1820; m. Benj. Rush Martin, of
St. Joseph ; lived in San Bernardino.
179
Sarah* Livermore {Elijah? Samuel? Jotuithan? Samuel?
John') viiiS born Dec. 18, 1770; died Feb. 19, 1847; married
March 30, 1797, Robert Pierpont, of Roxbury, an adopted son
of her aunt, Mrs. Haimah (Livermore) Pierpont ; his original
name was John Murdock, of Newton; died Dec. 9, 181 1, aged
42, in Livermore, Me.
ChUdren (Pierpont), born in Livermore :
i. Hannah,' b. in 1797 ; d. in 1819.
u. Robert, b. in 1798; lived in Livermore.
in. George Washington, b. Jan. 17, 1800; lived in Liver
more Falls.
iv. Elijah, b. in 1803 ; d. in 1818.
V. Charles Henry, b. in 1805 ; d. very suddenly Oct. 6,
1850, in Memphis, Tenn.
vi. John Murdock, b. in 1808; d. in 18 18.
180
Anna* Livermore {Elijah? Samuel? Jonathan? Samuel?
John') was born AprU 6, 1775, in Waltham; died Aug. 25,
1852, in Paris HUl, Me.; married Dec. 14, 1797, in Waltham,
Dr. Cyrus, son of Eleazer and Lydia (Bonney) Hamlin, of Har
vard, born July 21, 1769, in Pembroke; died Feb. 3, 1829, in
Paris HiU. They first moved to Livermore, Me., and about
1805 to Paris HUl.

142 Livermore Family
ChUdren (Hamlin), the first five born in Livermore, the others
in Paris HUl :
i. Elijah Livermore,' b. Dec. 30, 1798; d. there AprU 6,
1799.
392. ii. Elijah Livermore, b. Mar. 29, 1800.
ui. Cyrus, b. July 16, 1802 ; d. Jan. i, 1839, in Galveston,
Texas, unm.
iv. Eliza, b. AprU 4, 1804; d. Dec. 16, 1859, in Paris Hill,
unm.
v. Anna, b. July 11, 1805 ; d. May 13, 1890, in Paris HiU;
m. June 29, 1851, Hon. Daniel Brown, of Waterford,
Me. No children.
vi. Vesta, b. June 6, 1807 ; m. Jan. i, 1833, Dr. Job Holmes.
393. vn. Hannibal, b. Aug. 27, 1809.
viii. Hannah Livermore, b. Oct. 10, 1814; d. Dec. 16, 1859,
in Machias; m. April 14, 1842, Dr. Thomas Barnes
Townsend, b. Aug. 2, 1810; d. May i, 1842. No
children.

181
Samuel* Livermore {Elijah? Samuel? Jonathati? Samuel?
John')wz.s born AprU 21, 1778, in Waltham; died Nov. 26,
1823, in Livermore, Me.; married there AprU 16, 1801, Lura,
daughter of Thomas and Desire (Luce) Chase, born March 1 1,
1784, in Tisbury, Martha's Vineyard. While young he removed
to Livermore, where he was frequently a town officer and sev
eral times represented the town in the Massachusetts Legisla
ture. His widow married John Fuller, of Livermore.
ChUdren, born in Livermore :
i. Betsey,' b. Oct. 4, 1803; d. there July 23, 1822.
ii. Emery, b. Feb. 18, 1809 ; d. Mar. 27, 1891, in Carthage,
Mo.; m. Oct. 25, 1836, Elizabeth Douglass, b. in
1808, in Portland, Me. ; he was living in Norway, Me.,
in 1833, having built a brick store there near the cen
tre of the village ; after living in Bangor, Me., for
several years, they moved to St. Joseph, Mo.
in. Lura Chase, b. Oct. 25, 1815; m. Mar. 3, 1834, Levi
Bean Young, b. May 31, 1805, in East Livermore.

Edward St. Loe Livermore.

Sixth Generation 143
182
Edward St. Loe* Livermore {Samtiel? Samuel? Jonathan?
Samuel? John') was born AprU 5, 1762, in Portsmouth, N. H. ;
died Sept. 15, 1832, in Tewksbury; married (i) Aug. 7, 1784,
in Boston, Mehitable, daughter of Robert and Mehitable (Rogers)
Harris, of Concord, N. H., born there Dec. 30, 1764 ; died Jan.
30, 1793. in Portsmouth ; married (2) May 2, 1799, Sarah Creese
Stackpole, of Boston, born there Sept. 11, 1778; died Oct. 4,
1859, in Lowell. He lived in Portsmouth untU he was thirteen,
and a part of the time in Londonderry, N. H. In the winter of
1775 he was taken by his father to Holderness, N. H., where
his instruction was superintended by his father, assisted prob.
ably by Dr. John Porter, a graduate of Harvard College and
afterwards a lawyer in Plymouth, N. H. He is not known to
have attended any academy or college. He studied law at
Newburyport, under that eminent jurist, the late Chief Justice
Parsons, and began practice in Concord, N. H., in 1783. He
removed to Portsmouth and was solicitor for Rockingham
County from 1791 to 1793. He was a member of the Conven
tion, of which his father was president, chosen to revise the
Constitution of the State of New Hampshire, which assembled
in Concord, Sept. 7, 1791. He was U. S. District Attorney to
the Circuit Court for the District of New Hampshire, from Feb.,
1794 to 1797. He was Justice of the Superior Court of New
Hampshire, from 1797 to 1799, quitting the bench a little more
than a year after, upon the ground of the inadequacy of the
salary, which was then no more than eight hundred dollars, and
removed to Newburyport.
President Adams, Sept. 20, 1798, appointed him naval officer
for the port of Portsmouth, a place from which he was removed
by President Jefferson in 1802. He was representative in Con
gress from Essex County, from 1807 to 181 1, then living in
Newburyport, and was a zealous and leading Federalist in the
State in the party contests which preceded and attended the
war with England in 18 12.
He was a resident of Boston after his return from Congress
from 181 1 to 1 8 16, and delivered the Fourth of July oration in

394-

n.

395-

iii.

iv.

396-

v.

397-

vi.

144 Livermore Family
that city in 18 13. He removed to ZanesviUe, Ohio, about 18 16,
then in the " Far West." Not satisfied with his frontier life
he returned to Massachusetts and bought a home in that por
tion of the town of Tewksbury which is now a part of Lowell.
He is buried in the Granary burying ground, in Boston.
ChUdren :
i. Caroline,' b. June 22, 1785, in Concord; d. Jan. 29,
1803, in Newburyport.
Samuel, b. Aug. 26, 1786, in Concord.
Harriet, b. AprU 14, 1788, in Concord.
Robert Harris, b. Oct. i, 1790, in Concord ; d. Sept. 17,
181 1, in Guadaloupe.
Mehitable Jane, b. July 20, 1792, in Portsmouth.
vi. Edward St. Loe, b. Feb. 12, 1800, in Portsmouth.
vii. Elizabeth Browne, b. Jan. 2, 1804, in Boston; d. Aug.
16, 1888, in Lawrence, unm.
viii. WUliam Stackpole, b. June 24, 1805, in Boston ; d. Feb.
2, 1822, in Tewksbury.
ix. George Williamson, b. Jan. 17, 1807, in Newburyport;
d. Aug. 26, 1830, in New Orleans.
X. Grace Ann, b. June i, 1809, in Newburyport; d. Dec.
13, 1812, in Boston.
xi. Arthur Browne, b. June 11, 181 1, in Boston; d. in April,
1825, in Tewksbury.
xii. Ann Grace, b. Dec. 24, 181 2, in Boston ; d. June 6, 1856,
in Lowell.
398. xiii. Caroline, b. Oct. 5, 1814, in Boston.
399. xiv. Henry Jackson, b. June 5, 1816, in Wheeling, Va.
XV. Sarah Stackpole, b. July 12, 18 19, in Tewksbury; m.
John Tatterson, of Southbridge; d. Mar. 18, 1895, in
Lawrence.
400. xvi. Mary Jane, b. Aug. 2, 182 1, in Lowell.
183
Arthur* Livermore {Samtiel? Samtiel? Jotmthan? Samuel?
John') was born July 29, 1766, in Londonderry, N. H.; died
July I, 1853, in Campton (" Craigie Burn"); married March
27, 18 10, in HaverhUl, N. H., Louisa, daughter of Capt. Joseph
and Nancy (Cooke) Bliss, born there June, 1791 ; died Feb. 28,
1 87 1, in St. Peter, Minn., at the house of her son Edward.

Sixth Generation 145
His early manhood was spent upon the farm where he re
ceived his education from his father and mother. His subse
quent career proved that he was well taught and well informed.
That he was a classical scholar appears from the Latin and
Greek text books used by him and containing his boyish signa
ture, in the possession of one of his sons, and from his well
remembered famUiarity with classic writers. The earliest glimpse
we have of him is, as a youth of sixteen, accompanying the Court
to Keene in 1782. He studied law with his brother Edward in
Concord, and opened an office there in 1792 ; in 1793 he moved
to Chester where he was the second lawyer, and remained there
untU appointed judge. He was a representative from Chester to
the General Court in 1794 and 1795. He was a shareholder in
Concord, N. H., bridge, in 1795, and was one of the corporators
especially named in " The New Hampshire Turnpike Road "
Act. He was appointed solicitor for the county of Rockingham
from Dec. 6, 1796, to June 20, 1798. He was associate justice
of the Superior Court from Dec. 21, 1798, untU Dec. 19, 1809,
when he was appointed chief justice of the same court, serving
in that capacity untU 1813.
Upon the reorganization of the courts in the latter year,
he consented to serve on the Supreme Court bench as associate
justice under his old chief, Jeremiah Smith, and held that position
untU the next reorganization in 18 16. About one year after his
first appointment to the bench he removed from Chester to
Holderness, and to the home of his parents. Soon after the
death of his father in 1803, he became the owner of the Liver
more farm, not by inheritance, but by purchase from his elder
brother to whom it was bequeathed. It contained one thousand
acres of field and forest, of intervale and undulations ; a broad
expanse in front of the mansion was half surrounded by the
curve in the Pemigewasset. The payment for this domain taxed
the toU and frugality of the purchaser for many years.
He was a Presidential elector in 1801. He received the degree
of A.M. from Dartmouth College in 1802. He was a represent
ative in Congress from 1817 to 182 1, and again in 1823 to
1825 ; State Senator in 1821 and '22. July 5, 1822, he was com-

146 Livermore Family
missioned judge of probate for the county of Grafton, but resign
ed the next year. He was Chief Justice of the Court of Common
Pleas from Jan 27, 1825, to Dec. 29, 1832. His aggregate term
of judicial service was one of the longest in our annals, covering
about twenty-five years. At the close of his official life he sold
his place in Holderness and removed to Campton, where he
passed the rest of his life. He became attached to his new
home in Campton, and gave it the name of " Craigie Burn."
ChUdren, the first six born in Holderness, the last two in
Campton, N. H. :
401. i. Arthur,' b. Jan. 7, 181 1.
ii. George, b. Aug. 10, 1812 ; d. June 4, 1891, in Concord,
N. H. He was graduated at Dartmouth College in
1832 ; studied law with Hon. Ira Perley of New
Hampshire, and with Mr. Lord of New York, and
practiced law in New York until 1843, when he
returned to New Hampshire by reason of ill health.
402. iii. Edward, b. Mar. 18, 18 15.
iv. Samuel, b. May 19, 1817 ; perished at sea by the wreck
of the steamer Pulaski, June 14, 1838; educated at
Exeter Academy, and served a mercantile apprentice
ship with J. D. Gardiner & Co., of Boston ; lived two
years at Savannah, Ga. ; unm.
403. V. Louisa, b. Dec. 23, 1819.
vi. Caroline, b. July 15, 1822 ; d. Mar., 1867, in Brooklyn,
unm.
vn. Horace, b. Mar. i, 1829 ; d. June 25, 1838, in Campton.
404. vin. Heber, b. April 22, 1832.
184
Elizabeth* Livermore {Samuel? Samtiel? Jotuithan? Sam
uel? John'), was born Sept., 1768, in Londonderry, N. H.; died
Nov. 20, 1795, in Boston; married there Nov. 17, 1787, Dea.
William, son of Josiah and Hannah (Flagg) Brown, born Jan.
22, 1749, in Waltham ; died July 2, 1816.
ChUdren (Brown) :
i. Samuel Livermore,' b. in 1788 ; d. young.
ii. George, b. in 1790; d. May 30, 1796.

Seventh Generation 147
in. Samuel Livermore, b. Nov., 1795 ; m. Nov., 1819, Phebe
Craig. Children (Brown) : i. George Livermore? b.
Feb. 6, 182 1 ; m. Florinda H. Nye, and had Harriet
Ella,9 b. Oct. I, 1846. 2. Josiah, b. Jan. 5, 1823 ; m.
Aug. 5, 1844, Mary Maria Noyes, and had Henry
Noyes? Brown, b. July 4, 1845.

SEVENTH GENERATION. 185
Aaron' Livermore {James? James? Josiah* Joseph? John?
John'),vi3S born March 31, 1782, in Spencer; died Feb. 19,
1853, in Berkshire, N. Y. ; married Jan. 15, 1815, Content, daugh
ter of Seth and Sarah (Griswold) Akins, born March 29, 1793 ;
died Feb. 6, 1868, in Michigan. In Dec, 1820, he was living in
Berkshire, on lot 420, a few rods south of Cicero Barker, and
about ten rods east of the creek road at Rawson HoUow ; a few
years later he moved farther south and lived west of the road
on lot 380. After his death his wife moved to Michigan with
her six living children, and settled in Dexter or Ingham.
ChUdren, born in Berkshire :
i. Lucy Ann,^ b. Nov. 21, 1815 ; d. there in 1843.
ii. Lyman, b. May 12, 1817 ; d. there in 1846.
iii. Sallie, b. Oct. 19, 1818; d. there Jan. 19, 1835.
iv. Samantha, b. Sept. 17, 1820; d. there Jan. 27, 1835.
V. Eliza, b. June 23, 1822 ; d. there Jan. 9, 1835.
vi. Aaron Riley, b. Mar. 8, 1825 ; m. May 17, 1855, Fadila
Luce.
vii. Seth, b. Mar. 3, 1827 ; d. there Jan. 20, 1828.
viu. Ransom, b. Oct. 14, 1828 ; m. July 9, 1859, Rosa Ann
Comstock ; d. near New York, Mar. 3, 1865. Two
daughters.
ix. Robert, twin to Ransom ; m. Nov. 13, 1859, Martha Pat
terson. Two sons and one dau.
X. James, b. Sept. 21, 1830; d. Mar. 25, 1895.
xi. Betsey, b. Oct. 5, 1832 ; m. Aug. i, 1866, Edward Cort-
right. One son.
xn. Nancy Mary, b. Feb. 10, 1836; m. May 4, 1865, James
Cortright.

148 Livermore Family
186
Elisha' Livermore {Elisha? James? Josiah* Joseph? John?
John'), was born Oct. 20, 1788, in Spencer ; died Dec. 2, 1884 ;
married March 2, 1 829, Roxana Whitcomb of Rindge, N. H.,born,
Oct. 15, 1794; died Sept. 19, 1883. They moved to Jamaica
Vt., where they lived untU Oct. 13, 1848, when they moved to
Rockingham, Vt.
ChUdren :
i. Esther,* b.  ; d. Aug. 3, 1853, aged 20 years.
ii. Charles, b.  ; m. Etta B. Wilder of Jamaica, and
had Virgil'^ and Ella.
187
Levi' Livermore {Elisha? Josiah? Josiah? Joseph? John?
John') was born Dec. 15, 1781, in Shrewsbury; died Aug. 25,
1862, in West Brookfield: married (i) Nov. 5, 1805, in Brook
field, Malvina Adams, born there July 7, 1782; died July 2,
1826, in Walden, Vt.; married (2) Oct. 11, 1827, in Walden,
Dorothy Dow, born Aug. 4, 1789 ; died June 20, 1854, in Brat-
tleboro, Vt. He first moved to Brookfield, then to Hardwick,
Vt., in 1807, afterwards to Walden, where he kept a shop for
making and repairing wagons, sleds, etc. After the death of
his second wife, he lived with his daughter Lucy, and after her
death returned to Massachusetts and lived with his son Sherlock.
ChUdren :
i. Eunice,* b. Oct. 26, 1806, in Brookfield; d. Nov. 8,
1850; m. WiUard Hewin, in Walden. No children.
405. ii. Lucy, b. Feb. 22, 1808, in Hardwick.
406. iii. Sidney Augustus, b. Mar. 28, 18 10, in Hardwick.
iv. Clarissa Putnam, b. Jan. 7, 1812, in Walden; d. Jan. 9,
187 1 ; m.  Jackson of Greensboro, Vt. ; they had
a daughter, Nellie') Jackson.
V. Levi Whipple, b. Jan. 30, 1815, in Walden; d. AprU 29,
1870, in Boston; m. June 9, 1842, in North Brook
field, PriscUla Norton Potter, b. there Feb. 21, 18 18.
He was a boot and shoe dealer. No children.
407. vi. Sherlock Denny, b. April 30, 1817, in Walden.
vii. Lavina Adaline, b. Oct. 17, 1820, in Walden; d. young.

Seventh Generation 149
viii. Joel Whipple, b. Aug. 21, 1829, in Walden; d. there
Oct. 7, 1833.
188
Emery' Livermore {Elisha? Josiah? Josiah? Joseph? John?
John') was born Oct. 10, 1783, in Shrewsbury; died March i,
1852, in North Brookfield; married March 25, 1813, in Brook
field, Martha CroweU, born in 1789; died Sept. 5, 1830, in
Brookfield. ChUdren, the youngest born in Warren, the others in Brook
field : i. Sarah,* b. Jan. 7, 1814. Her son is George W.'^ Mills
of Palmer.
408. ii. Harvey, b. Jan. 14, 1816.
in. Sophia, b. Aug. 19, 1817 ; m. Nov. 27, 1845, in Warren,
Loren F., son of Dwight and Nancy Foskit, b. there
in 1822.
iv. Abigail, b. Nov. 2, 1819; m. April 15, 1842, in Warren,
Samuel Perry of Spencer.
409. v. Samuel S., b. May 23, 182 1.
vi. Elbridge, b. May, 1824; d. Oct. 19, 1825.
vii. Eliza, b. Mar. 16, 1828.
410. viu. Emery Elbridge, b. Aug. 21, 1830, in Warren.
189
Thankful' Livermore {Elisha? Josiah? Josiah? Joseph?
John? John') was born March 4, 1804, in Shrewsbury; married
Oct. 9, 1829, Pliny Pepper.
Children (Pepper) :
i. Lucy*, b.  ; d. aged 7 years.
u. Mary Ann, b.  ; m. 185 1, Lucius M. Prouty.
iii. Lucy Jane, b. April 11, 1838; m. June 7, 1859, Benja
min Prouty.
iv. Henry A., b. Oct. 27, 1842 ; m. June 15, 1869, Lydia M.
Hopkins of Charlestown.
190
Alice' Livermore {Jason? Jason? Josiah? Joseph? John?
John'), was born AprU 21, 1780, in Spencer ; died May i, 1806,
in HaUoweU, Me.; married July 10, 1796, in HaUowell, John,

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son of John and Elizabeth (Kay) Pickford, born Nov. 25, 1772,
in Bury, Lancaster, England.
ChUdren (Pickford) :
i. John Kay Livermore,* b. Aug. 9, 1799, in HaUoweU; d.
Oct. 19, 1875, in Worcester; m. EUzabeth Shepard,
whose mother was Goulding. Their second son ( Pick
ford) was Dea. Charles Jarvis,') b. May 24, 1833, d.
June 7, 1895, in Brookline; m. Sept. 28, 1864, inLynn,
Anna Maria, dau. of John Broad and Lydia (Mann)
Tolman, b. AprU 20, 1838, in Lynn. Their dau. is
Mrs. Alice T. (Pickford) Brockway'° of Lynn.
ii. Emily, b. Oct. 11, 1804, in Augusta, Me.; d. June 14,
1873, in Worcester. 191
Charles' Livermore ( William? Jason? Josiah? Joseph?
John? John'), was born Oct. 25, 1784, in Hartland, Vt. ; died
AprU 4, 1832, in Huntington, Vt. ; married March 27, 1806,
Sibyl Eggleston, born Aug. 16, 1790; died June 11, 1864, in
Hinesburgh, Vt. He was a second lieutenant in the 31st regi
ment, U. S. A., on AprU 30, 18 13, in Vermont. He was a
school teacher.
Children :
i. Charles William,* b. April 9, 1807 ; d. May 29, 1807.
n. John Enos, b. June 14, 1808; d. April 15, 1825.
411. iii. Lemuel Eggleston, b. Dec. 20, 1810.
iv. WiUiam, b. Aug. 3, 181 2 ; d. Aug. 6, 18 15.
V. Calista Mary Ann, b. Dec. 8, 1814; d. Nov. 16, 1843.
vi. James Monroe, b. Dec. 3, 181 7.
vu. Mary Maria, b. Feb. 12, 1820; m. William Lathrop.
He lived in Burlington, Vt. ; his wife died some time
ago.
viu. Emery Zervia, b. Sept. 17, 1823; m. Oct. 9, 1842, in
Hinesburgh, Rev. Cabot M. Clark, b. there Sept. 29,
1822. They live in Round Lake, Saratoga County,
N. Y. No children.
ix. Sibyl Eggleston, b. Aug. 13, 1826 ; d. AprU 3, 1827.
X. Sibyl Emeline, b. Aug. 5, 1828; d. Sept. 4, 1838.
412. xi. Charles Enos Jackson, b. Jan. 21, 1831, in Huntington,
Vt.

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192
Joseph' Livermore {William? Jasoti? Josiah? Joseph? John?
John') was born July 29, 1789, in Hartland, Vt. ; died there
Nov. 9, 1887; married there May 10, 1815, Jerusha Merritt
Lull, born there Oct. 20, 1788; died there Dec. 7, 1869. In
1793 the famUy moved from North Hartland, and settled upon
the farm where he lived the rest of his life, except when he went
to the war. He enlisted at the beginning of the War of 18 12,
and served under Gen. Macabe at Plattsburg. During the last
six months of his service he was stationed near Stanstead Plains,
on the Canada line, with a squad of men detailed to guard the
frontier, take deserters from the British army, parole them, and
send them to Burlington, where they were each given sixteen
dollars for their guns and became American citizens. He was
discharged at the close of the war, and on his way home met an
order making him captain.
ChUdren, born in Hartland :
i. Joseph Aimer,* b. Feb. 22, 18 16. He had just com
pleted his education at Newbury Seminary, Vt., when
on June 5, 1837, he was kUled in a saw-mill in Hart
land while making repairs.
Jerusha Almira, b. April 10, 18 17.
Benjamin, b. Aug. 6, 1818.
Lorenzo Dow, b. Nov. 28, 1819.
V. Nathan Lull, b. April 2, 1821 ; d. there Mar. 6, 1846.
vi. Betsey, b. Nov. 26, 1822 ; d. Sept. 10, 1848, in Royal-
ton, Vt.
vii. Jason Bigelow, b. May 4, 1824; d. there June 31, 1852.
416. viii. Emily, b. Nov. 22, 1825.
ix. Juha Ann, b. Dec. 15, 1827 ; d. AprU 14, 1847, in Clare-
mont, N. H.
417. X. Mary, b. Oct. 14, 1830.
193
Rebecca' Livermore {Josiah? Jasott? Josiah? Joseph? John?
John'), was born Jan. 23, 1789, in Fort MUler, N. Y. ; died Sept.
24, 1874, in Waverly, N. Y. ; married Feb. 24, 1808, in Fort
MUler, Isaac Royal, son of John and Rebecca (Tileston) Ray
mond, born in 1775 in Lexington after the battle, in which his

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father was kUled ; died in 1854, in East Waverly, N. Y. He
was a widower at the time of their marriage, and his daughter,
by his first wife (Susan Lewis of Lansingburg, N. Y.), married
John Worcester Livermore (Rebecca's brother), and his son by
his first wife married Rebecca's sisters, Sarah and Esther.
ChUdren (Raymond) :
418. i. Charlotte,* b. 1810.
419. ii. Jane, b. 1813.
420. iii. Isaac Livermore, b. 181 5.
421. iv. Rebecca, b. 1817.
422. V. John, b. Mar. 22, 1820.
423. vi. Lucinda, b. 1825.
vii. Augusta, b. 1828 ; unm.
viii. William, b. 1831 ; d. in 1851.
194
Lydia' Livermore {Josiah? Jason? Josiah* Joseph? John?
John'), was born Nov. 11, 1790, in Fort MUler, N. Y. ; died
Nov. 4, 1828 ; married Jacob Pettit in Greenwich, N. Y.
ChUdren (Pettit) :
i. Jacob,* b.  ; went West when young.
U. Ann, b.  ; m. George WUlard. Children (WiUard) :
1.. John? b.  ; m. Nettie Styles. Four children. Lived in
Arkansas.
2. Margaret, b.  ; m. Roselle Vanderwarker. Three children.
Lived in Fort Edward.
3. Alice, b.  ; m. Abram Bristol. Two children.
4. Mary, b.  ; m. James Vanderwarker. Three children.
Lived in Fort Miller.
5. William, b.  ; m.  . One child. Lived in Michigan.
6. Jacob, b.  ; d. unm.
iii. Amanda, b.  ; m. Potter Babcock. Lived in Jordan,
'N.Y.
iv. Catharine, b.  ; unm.
V. Jane, b.  ; d. young, unm.
vi. John, b.  ; d. unm.
vii. Mary, b.  ; m. Robert Fuller. Children (Fuller) :
I. Elvi7ia? b.  ; m. Sidney Betts. One child.
2. John Robert, b.  ; m. Maggie Shepard.
3. Annie, b.  ; d. unm.
4. Edwin, b.  . Lived in Kansas, unm.

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195
Elizabeth' Livermore {Josiah? Jason? Josiah? Joseph?
Johtt? John') was born May 19, 1795, in Fort MUler, N. Y. ;
died March 7, 1850 ; married there May 19, 18 18, Joseph Morey
Weaver, born March i, 1794, in Rensselaer County; died Feb.,
1879, in SchuylerviUe, N. Y.
ChUdren (Weaver), born in Fort MUler :
424. i. Mary Abbie,* b. Oct. 29, 1820.
425. ii. Charles Livermore, b. Jan. 20, 1822.
426. in. Sarah Elizabeth, b. Mar. 7, 1833.
iv. Jane M., b. Nov. 27, 1834; d. in California.
196
John Worcester' Livermore {Josiah? Jason? Josiah? Jo
seph? John? John') was born Nov., 1796, in Fort MiUer, N. Y. ;
died there Sept. 29, 1884; married there AprU, 18 19, Elizabeth,
daughter of Isaac Royal and Susan (Lewis) Raymond, born in
1801 ; died Aug. 29, 1869, in Fort MUler. She was the daugh
ter of the husband of his sister Rebecca by his first wife.
ChUdren, born in Fort MiUer :
i. Edwin Ruthven,* b. Aug. 5, 1820; d. Oct. 4, 1891, in
New York City; m. there Aug. 22, 1850, Harriet,
dau. of Jonathan and Elizabeth (Mairs) Brown, b. in
1822, in Charlton, Saratoga County, N. Y. No chil
dren.
ii. John Worcester, b. Sept. 14, 1822. Not heard from for
years and supposed to have d. in California.
427. iii. Helen Mar, b. Jan. 30, 1825.
iv. Charles Henry, b. June 17, 1827 ; d. April 25, 1842, in
Fort MiUer.
428. V. Esther Raymond, b. Nov. 9, 1829.
429. vi. Josiah Henry, b. May 15, 1833.
430. vii. Raymond Bellenger, b. Aug. 17, 1836.
197
Jason' Livermore {Josiah? Jason? Josiah? Joseph? John?
John'), was born Jan. 8, 1799, in Fort MUler, N. Y. ; died Dec,
15, 1852, in Northumberland, N. Y. ; married Jan. 11, 1826,

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Louise Wallace, born March i, 1804, in Salem, N. Y. ; died May
23, 1876, in Fort MUler. He was a ship carpenter and a Pres
byterian. Children :
431. i. Edgar,* b. July 28, 1828.
ii. Daniel, b. Mar. 29, 1830; d. Nov., 1890; m. Aug. 20,
1883.
in. Louisa, b. Nov. 4, 1832 ; d. July 9, 1850, unm.
iv. Mary, b. April 24, 1835 ; d. Dec. 20, 1859 ; m. Norman
Herriman.
v. Jason, b. Feb. 19, 1841 ; lived in Kentucky and had a
family; residence unknown.
198
Esther' Livermore {Josiah? Jason? Josiah? Joseph? John?
John'),wz& born June 19, 1804, in Fort MUler, N. Y.; died
AprU 6, 1878 ; married July 28, 1835, in Fort MUler, Edmond,
son of Isaac Royal and Susan (Lewis) Raymond, born March 19,
1803, in Greenwich, N. Y. ; was a son of her sister Rebecca's
husband by his first wife, who was also the husband of her sister
Sarah; died May 27, 1885, in SchuylervUle, N. Y.
ChUdren (Raymond), born in Northumberland, near Fort
MUler :
432. i. Sarah Esther,* b. Aug. 22, 1836.
u. Edmond Livermore, b. Sept. 29, 1838; d. Jan. 6, 1854.
in. Isaac Royal, b. July 3, 1842 ; d. Aug. 6, 1843.
199
Braddyl' Livermore {Braddyl? Jason? Josiah? Joseph?
John? John'), was born April 26, 1788, in Paxton ; died June 2,
1867, in Spencer; married Oct. 23, 1816, in Holden, Gratia
Heywood, born there Dec. 11, 1796; died June 18, 1871, in
Paxton. He was apprenticed to Samuel Watson, Jr., to learn
the trade of a tanner and currier, but he did not foUow that busi
ness, owing to impaired health. He worked with his father on
the farm for some years, and also as a bricklayer. He bought
a farm adjoining his father's, originaUy belonging to his great

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uncle Josiah Livermore, where he lived many years, and where
his chUdren were born.
Children, born in Paxton :
i. Mary Elvira,* b. AprU 2, 1818; m. (i) Oct. 12, 1840, in
Paxton, Edwin W. Snow, b. there Mar. 9, 1821; d.
there Feb. 20, 1847 5 "i. (2) Oct. 6, 1849, in Worces
ter, Oliver C. Nelson, b. Mar. 26, 1815, in Sterling;
d. Nov. 14, 1886, in Oakdale.
ii. Hannah Heywood, b. Jan. 21, 1822 ; d. July 4, 1868, in
New Salem; m. April 19, 1842, in Paxton, Artemas
Warren Prouty, b. in Spencer.
iii. John Flint, b. June 27, 1825 ; d. there Jan. 9, 1829.
iv. AdeUne Antoinette, b. July 3, 1830; d. there Sept. 4,
1848.
200
Almira' Livermore {Braddyl? Jason? Josiah? Joseph? John,"
Johti'), was born AprU 14, 1790, in Paxton; d. May 15, 1861, in
West Boylston; married (i) May 5, 1813, in Paxton, Eli Smith,
born Dec. 31, 1786, in Holden; died there Nov. 2, 1830; mar
ried (2) Jan. 27, 1833, in West Boylston, Storrs Eldredge, born
AprU 2, 1789, in Chatham (or Brewster); died Nov. 19, 1869,
in Worcester.
ChUdren (Smith), born in Holden, except vni, who was born
in Rutland :
i. Almira Livermore,* b. Mar. 25, 1814; d. there Mar. 31,
1826.
433. ii. John Flint, b. Nov. 2, 1815.
iii. David Clark, b. Mar. 15, 1818; d. Nov. 16, 1842, in
West Boylston.
iv. James, b. Jan. 13, 1820; d. Oct. 28, 1832, in Paxton.
V. Jane, twin to James ; d. Sept. 30, 1832, in West Boyl
ston.
vi. Mary Ann, b. Oct. 27, 1822 ; d. there Mar. 9, 1823.
vii. Mary Jane, b. AprU 7, 1825 ; d. Oct. 29, 1841, in West
Boylston.
434. vin. George Eli, b. May 28, 1827, in Rutland.
ix. Daniel, b. Feb. 4, 1829; d. Oct. 7, 1832, in West Boyl
ston.

156 Livermore Family
201
Mary Ann' Livermore {Braddyl? Jason? Josiah? Joseph?
John? Johtt'), VIZ.S horn Sept. 13, 1792, in Paxton; died Sept.
24, 1849, in Albion, Mich.; married Jan. 3, 18 14, in Paxton,
Ebenezer Oliver Grosvenor, born about 1783. They first lived in
Paxton, then removed to Central New York, and later to Albion.
Children (Grosvenor) :
435. i. Ira Rufus,* b. Mar. 18, 1815, in Paxton.
ii. Caroline Maria, b. Aug. 13, 1818, in Stillwater, N. Y.,
m. April i, 1837, in Chittenango, N. Y., Dr. Horace
May Hovey, b. Mar. 22, 1815, in Mayville, N. Y. ; d.
Jan. 20, 1877, in Albion. One child, who d. Mar. 4,
1845, aged 5 yrs., 11 mos.
436. in. Ebenezer Oliver, b. Jan. 26, 1820, in Stillwater.
iv. Mary Ann, b. AprU 18, 1827, in Chittenango; m. David
Peabody of Albion.
V. Adeline Selene, b. Mar. 3, 1829, in Chittenango; m.
Walter Peabody of Albion.
vi. Daniel, b. June 8, 1 831, in Chittenango.
vn. Harriet, b. Nov. 12, 1833, in Chittenango.
Three other children who d. young.
202
George Whitefield' Livermore {Braddyl? Jason? Josiah?
Joseph? John? John'), was born Oct. 15, 1794, in Paxton; died
Aug. 21, 1870,'in Colburn, Ind.; married Oct. 11, 1828, in Al
bany, N. Y., Sophia, daughter of Gen. Joseph and Asenath
(Waters) Farnsworth, born Oct. 29, 1803, in MUlbury; died
Dec. 17, 1858, in Cambridge. In his eleventh year he lost the
full use of his lower limbs through a fever, but could move
around with the help of crutches or canes. He worked several
years at mechanical business, and when about twenty-one years
of age began fitting for coUege, having finished and fitted up
a small room in the attic of his father's house as a study. Not
having pecuniary means to defray the expenses of attending a
preparatory school, he began his studies under the tuition of his
father's clergyman ; making but slow progress, he resumed
mechanical labor, earned an amount of money with which he pro-

Sevetith Generation 157
cured better instruction, and thus continued alternately to labor
and study for about three years, the last six months of which he
spent in his attic alone and without instruction from anyone ;,
at the end of that time he presented himself at Harvard Col
lege for examination, and was admitted to the Freshman class.
At the close of the vacation he returned to Cambridge with
twelve dollars in his pocket as the whole pecuniary means to de
fray the expenses of a four years' course. Unaided and unas
sisted, except by his indomitable determination, untiring industry,
and rigid economy, living much of the time literally on bread and
water, at a cost of twenty-one cents a week, he earned by writ
ing exercises for indolent students, and by services rendered the
government of the CoUege in various ways, sufficient to pay his
biUs for tuition, books, etc., and took his degree as Bachelor of
Arts in 1823. A few weeks before he graduated he made an
agreement to go as a private tutor into the family of Mrs. Cath
erine Bingaman, at Natchez, Miss., and, on leave of absence from
College, started in July of that year, going by stage to New
York, PhUadelphia and Pittsburg, to Wheeling, Va. ; thence on
a keel boat down the Ohio river to Cincinnati ; thence, in a
smaU open skiff, to Louisville, Ky., and thence, on a small steam
boat, dov^m the Ohio and Mississippi rivers to Natchez. While
at Natchez he began the study of law in the office of Judge
Turner, and after his return home completed his preparation un
der the instruction of Samuel M. Burnside, at Worcester, and
was admitted to the bar. He formed a copartnership with
Hon. Jonas L. Libby of Sutton, and subsequently opened an
office and practiced in MiUbury. In 1832 he closed his busi
ness in MUlbury and removed with his wife and infant daughter
to Westfield, N. Y., and took charge of his father-in-law's busi
ness. He returned to Massachusetts in 1839, leaving his family
in Westfield, but they joined him in 1842, and he continued the
practice of law.
After the death of his wife he gave up his profession and
amused himself in mechanical inventions, two of the most im
portant of which are machinery for making casks ^and for manu
facturing paper collars and wristbands. At the centennial cele-

158 Liventiore Family
bration in Paxton (his birthplace), on June 14, 1865, he delivered
the address, which was full of interesting historical facts. He
spent the last years of his life visiting his chUdren and relatives
in various parts of the country, having an income sufficient to
enable him to travel as he pleased.
ChUdren, the eldest born in MUlbury, the others in Westfield :
437. i. Helen Sophia Farnsworth,* b. June 15, 1830.
438. U. George Braddyl, b. Mar. 16, 1832.
439. iii. John Frank, b. Oct. 5, 1834.
iv. Sarah GoodeU, b. June 5, 1837 ; d. Sept. 25, 1842, in
Cambridge. 203
Hepzibah' Livermore {Braddyl? Jason? Josiah? Joseph?
JoJm? John,') was born June 19, 1801, in Paxton; died Jan. 3,
1852, in Newfield, Me.; married Nov. 13, 1827, Rev. Edmund,
son of Horace and Martha (Bliss) Burt, born Nov. 11, 1803, in
Longmeadow; died July 14, 1864, in Gorham, N. H.
They had three chUdren (Burt). 204
Jason William' Livermore {Braddyl? Jasoti? Josiah? Jo
seph? John? John') w'Sjs, born March 13, 1 806, in Paxton ; died
March 29, 1893, in Acton; married (i) Nov. 17, 1831, Elmira,
daughter of Joshua and Sarah Brooks of Lincoln, born Sept.
II, 1805 ; died Aug. 23, 1857, in Paxton; married (2) AprU 7,
1859, in Paxton, Mrs. Laura E. Prouty, daughter of Vespucian
Randall, born in 1820 in Belchertown. He was a farmer.
Children, born in Paxton :
440. i. Charles Franklin,* b. Nov. 11, 1832.
U. Mary Ann, b. Feb. 20, 1835; d. there Nov. 26, 1840.
44o«. iii. George William, b. July 27, 1838.
441. iv. Hiram Brooks, b. June 18, 1840.
v. Sarah Caroline, b. Sept. 3, 1842.
vi. Hannah Elmira, b. July 9, 1846 ; married Nov. 25, 1869,
jn Acton, Julian, son of Daniel and Emeline E.
'(Handly) Tuttle, b. there in 1848.

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205
Larnard' Livermore {Isaac? Moses? Josiah? Joseph? John?
John') was born May 21, 1783, in Belchertown ; died March 2,
1854, in Barker, N. Y. ; married Feb. 18, 1807, at or near
SmithvUle, N. Y., Hannah Brown, born May 11, 1787, probably
in Canaan, Conn. ; died Sept. 21, 1878, in Newark Valley, N.Y.
ChUdren, born in SmithvUle :
i. Diantha,* b. Dec. 22, 1807 ; d. Aug. 8, 1837 ; m. Sept.
15, 1836, near Peoria, IU., Henry C. Beebe.
442. ii. Ahira Russell, b. Feb. 16, 1810.
iii. Isaac Brown, b. Aug. 30, 181 1 ; d. May 20, 1882 ; m.
Nov. 4, 1837, in SmithvUle, Jane Matilda, dau. of Ly
man and Abigail (Hotchkins) Dudley, b. there AprU
20, 1812 ; d. Sept. 30, 1854. Children :
I. Charles Brown? \i.  .
2. Joseph Henry, b.  .
443. iv. Nelson Grant, b. Aug. 9, 18 13.
V. George D., b. May 3, 1815 ; d. there Feb. 7, 1819.
vi. Chauncey Brown, b. May 31, 1817.
444. vii. Semantha Jane, b. Mar. 16, 1819.
vui. Caroline Milton, b. Feb. 10, 1821 ; d. Aug. 2, 1825.
445. ix. Pamelia Ann, b. Mar. 20, 1824.
X. Lucius Milton, b. Jan. 22, 1826 ; d. Nov. 24, 1854; m.
Mar. 23, 185 1, in Iowa, Ludima Stafford. Had a son,
b. about 1852.
xi. Harlow RusseU, b. Dec. 22, 1828 ; d. Oct. 31, 1882 ; m.
April 21, 1870, in Binghamton, N. Y., Lovina A.
Corby. No children.
xii. Philander Elisha, b. Mar. 27, 1832; d. Oct. 24, 1859;
m. ii"eb. 18, 1852, in Barker, Emily J. Carpenter.
Child: Lucius,') b. about 1854; d. aged 4 months.
206
Mehetable' Livermore {Isaac? Moses? Josiah? Joseph?
John? Johti') was born Sept. 28, 1791, in Belchertown; died
Aug. 27, 1873, in Truro, IU. ; married about 1808 in Chenango,
Broome Co., N. Y., Orin Seward, born there Nov. 29, 1788;
died Oct. 25, 1836, in Peoria Co., 111.

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ChUdren (Seward), born in Chenango :
i. Hannah* b. Oct. 3, 1809 ; m. her cousin Ahira R., son
of Larnard and Hannah (Brown) Livermore.
446. n. Anna, b. July 9, 181 1.
in. Larnard, b. July 3, 1813 ; d. in infancy.
iv. Mary, b. Sept. 23, 1815; d. Nov. 18, 1874, in Truro;
m. Baxter Wolf.
447. V. Levi, b. Aug. 21, 18 17.
vi. Samantha, b. Mar. 25, 1820; m. Abner Russel.
vu. Sophronia, b. Dec. 23, 1822 ; d. July 20, 1844, in Truro;
m. John Wolf.
vni. Sylvester, b. Aug. 7, 1825 ; d. Oct., 1826.
ix. Samuel, b. Sept. 28, 1826 ; lives in Truro.
x. Louisa, b. June 30, 1829 ; m. Abram Wolf ; lives in Truro.
xi. Lorinda, b. June 20, 1832 ; m. Hulsey WoK.
xn. Albert, b. Dec. 15, 1834; d. June 5, 1861, in Truro.
207
Roswell' Livermore {Moses? Moses? Josiah? Joseph? Johti,"
John') was born Dec. 2, 1784, in Spencer; died Feb. 22, 1873,
in Lisle, N. Y. ; married (i) Sept. 10, 18 13, in Leicester, Mary
McNall of Spencer, died Feb. 23, 1820, in Berkshire, N. Y. ;
married (2) Feb. 23, 1826, Permelia Nichols, born Oct. 24,
1805, in Marathon, N. Y. ; died AprU 14, 1866, in Lisle. He
moved to Lisle, and lived in a log house on lot 217, on the east
bank of the creek, north of the road where it turns to cross the
creek. ChUdren :
i. Otis Watson,* b. Sept. 30, 1814, in Spencer; d. Mar. 21,
1895, in Owego, N. Y. ; m. Nov. 7, 1853, Jane Dodd ;
b. Aug. 20, 1815, in Goshen, N. Y. ; d. Oct. 17, 1900,
in Athens, Pa. He was for many years a bridge
builder on the Erie railroad. No children.
ii. Joseph, b. July 30, 1816, in Spencer; d. there Jan. 31,
1817.
448. ni. Lorin, b. Oct. 3, 1826, in Lisle.
iv. Mary, b. AprU 19, 1830, in Lisle; d. AprU 8, 1856, in
Vestal, N. Y. ; m. Feb. 22, 1855, James K. Owen.
Child (Owen), b. in Vestal :
1. Mary Malvina? b. April 3, 1856.

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208
MosES' Livermore {Moses? Moses? Josiah? Joseph? Johti?
John') was born Feb. 27, 1787, in Spencer, died June 22, 1859,
in Lisle, N. Y. ; married Jan. 11, 18 10, in Boston, Bridget Rob
inson, born Aug. i, 1785, in Spencer; died March 13, 1855, in
Newark Valley, N. Y. He began life as a farmer, settling on a
farm given him by his father in the town of Lisle. He after
wards followed the trade of a mason for a few years, and then
became a mUler, in which trade he was engaged when old age
compelled him to retire. He was a member of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
ChUdren, born in Lisle :
449. i. Adeline,* b. Nov. 18, 18 10.
450. ii. Charles Henry, b. Sept. 4, 1812.
iii. George Washington, b. July 12, 1814; d. there Dec. 23,
1834.
451. iv. David Clark, b. Jan. 29, 1816.
452. V. Mary Ann, b. Jan. 20, 1819.
453- vi. John Frederic, b. Feb. 6, 182 1.
454. vii. Moses, b. Nov. 26, 1824.
viu. Warner, b. Aug. 8, 1826 ; d. there Oct. 3, 1826.
455. ix. Nathan, b. Sept. 15, 1831.
209
Warner' Livermore (il/^j^j,* Moses? Josiah? Joseph? John?
John') was born March 23, 1789, in Spencer; died there Dec. i,
1883 ; married there AprU 12, 18 12, Betsey, daughter of Robert
and Betsey Luther, born there March 5, 1788 ; died there Aug.
30, 1868. He was a farmer and a member of the school com
mittee. ChUdren, bom in Spencer :
i. Elizabeth,* b. Aug. 29, 1814; d. there April 26, 1896.
u. Diantha, b. AprU 21, 1819; m. there Oct. 10, 1866,
Joel N. Blake, b. in 1809, in Baltimore, Md.
456. iii. Julia, b. Sept. 16, 1822.
iv. Mehitable, b. Mar. 14, 1825; d. June 26, 1896; m.
Warren P. Miller. Child : Frank Warren? of 31
Broad Street, New York.

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210
Russell' Livermore {Moses? Moses? Josiah? Joseph? John?
Johti') was born Sept. 28, 1799, in Spencer; died Feb. 25, 1881,
in Lisle, N. Y. ; married there March 13, 1822, Polly Ayers,
born there Aug. 6, 1800 ; died there March 27, 187 1. His life
is weU described in an address made by his son George Warner
Livermore at a reunion of all his children in Centre Lisle, Aug.
5, 1899. An abstract of the address is as follows :
It is recorded in Proverbs that " The glory of chUdren are their
fathers.'' Let us see if we have not somewhat to glory for. I had
the pleasure, sometime ago, of looking over the old home in Massa
chusetts, which our grandfather left on coming to New York State.
The very house where father was born, the fields he had roamed over,
the school-house where his school days were spent, all had language
to my mind that is not easily forgotten. They left their home there
for one in Lisle in the fall of 18 17. The pilgrimage of this family of
eleven persons was made in twelve days, by means of four teams ;
they drove their cattle with them. Father had his eighteenth birthday
on the road. Sometime during the next five years he formed the
acquaintance of Polly Ayers, a resident of Lisle (whom he afterwards
married), and living in a house then standing very near the big pine
tree below the house where Isaac Howland now lives.
In 1822 they built the house in Caldwell Settlement, still standing
and owned by Almond Reed. There they made their home for twelve
years, where five of the children were born. The farm was sold to
Isaiah E. Reed, in 1834. After a futile attempt to go to Michigan in
1835, they went to West Newark, moving back in the fall of 1837, and
living in part of Henry Bunnell's house, where they stayed until the
spring of 1838. Then the home which we as chUdren knew most
about of any place on earth was bought, price $300. The farm then
consisted of a side hill south of Yorkshire, covered with woods.
After cutting away the brush the larger part of the house now standing
was built over our heads : then the scramble for life began in earnest,
without means and with only $90 paid on the place. Two more
visitors were welcomed to the family group, making the number eight.
Pieces of land were taken to work on shares, sometimes at long
distances from home. At one time father had to mortgage his half of
a growing crop, to make a payment on a store debt. Mother not only
had the care of us all, but she spun wool and fiax, and wove it into
cloth, and made clothes for us. The burden of debt was lifted with

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money we helped to earn. Our parents made this a dear spot to us.
Mother's pantr)' looks good to me yet. Here we parted, one by one,
to form other homes for ourselves. Here they had a home for thirty-
four years, where at last they enjoyed all the necessities of life and a
good many of the luxuries. The old farm was finally sold for ten
times its original cost. We meet to-day an unbroken family of eight
children, on this spot made sacred by the memory of days gone by.
We have not seen each other face to face in twenty years.
Russell Livermore celebrated the forty-fifth anniversary of his
marriage on March 13,1 867, and all his chUdren together with
their husbands and wives and twenty-one grandchildren were
present. The family are Congregationalists.
ChUdren, born in Lisle :
457. i. Abigail,* b. Nov. 4, 1823.
458. ii. Emeline Frances, b. Mar. n, 1826.
459. iii. George Warner, b. Sept. 17, 1828.
460. iv. Lewis Russell, b. Feb. 23, 183 1.
461. v. Joseph Wilson, b. June 28, 1834.
462. vi. Walton, b. Jan. 22, 1838.
463. vii. Charles Theodore, b. Mar. 14, 1841.
464. viii. Edmund K., b. Dec. 16, 1845.
211
Brigham' Livermore {Moses? Moses? Josiah? Joseph? John?
John') was born Oct. 3, 1806, in Spencer; died May 5, 1890, in
Lisle, N. Y. ; married (i) Feb. 9, 1832, in Lisle, Rebecca Fen-
ner, born Sept. 5, 18 13, in Bristol, R. I. ; died July 28, 1855, in
Lisle; married (2) Oct. 13, 1856, in Pittsfield, N. Y., Eliza
Crawford, died Oct. 7, 1887, in Lisle. He moved to Lisle with
his parents in 18 17. The father of his first wife gave her thirty
acres of woodland of which he (Brigham) cleared a place large
enough for a house, buUt it, and moved into it soon after mar
riage, and then cleared up the rest as fast as he was able. He
lived on the place until AprU, 1889, when he sold it and lived
the rest of his life with his son WUliam.
Children, born in Lisle :
465. i. George Brigham,* b. May 13, 1834.
ii. Asa Ackerman, b. Sept. 20, 1836 ; d. there Aug. 3, 1874.

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466. in. William Byron, b. June 10, 1838.
iv. James Roswell, b. May 5, 1840 ; d. there July 8, 1862.
V. Mariette, b. May 20, 1843 ; d. there Sept. 15, 1874.
vi. WaUace, b. Feb. 3, 1852 ; d. there Feb. 8, 1862.
vn. Lois, b. July 2, 1855 ; d. there Feb. 2, 1862.
212
Lucinda' Livermore {Amos? Moses? Josiah? Joseph? Johti?
John') was born March i, i79i,in Spencer ; married there AprU
23, 1808, Asa WUson, born there July 18, 1785.
ChUdren (WUson), born in Spencer :
i. David,* b. Sept. 24, 1809.
u. Amos, b. May i, 1811.
iii. Lucinda, b. Mar. 31, 1814.
iv. Horace, b. Mar. 4, 1816.
V. Harriet, b. Dec. 28, 18 18.
vi. Warner, b. May 23, 182 1.
vii. Asa, b. Dec. 7, 1823.
viii. Luther, b. Jan. 15, 1826.
ix. George, b. Jan. 12, 1828.
213
Obadiah Lamb' Livermore {Amos? Moses? Josiah? Joseph?
John? John') was born Mar. 8, 1796, in Spencer; died May 22,
1858, in Ithaca, N. Y. ; married AprU 4, 1822, in Richford, N.
Y., Almira, daughter of John and Sylvia (Catlin) Stedman, born
Dec. 25, 1801, in Harrington, Conn. He was a great admirer
of fine horses and followed the business of dealing in them
in the New York market. After settUng in Richford, he car
ried on the tanning and manufacturing of buckskin gloves and
mittens. He held offices of trust in Richford for many years
before moving to Ithaca, where he was engaged in the hotel
business in the house known as Ithaca Exchange and previously
called the Old Columbian Inn.
Children, born in Richford :
467. i. WiUiam Stedman,* b. Jan. 28, 1823.
n. John, b. Mar. 25, 1825; d. Aug. 9, 1844.

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iii. Obadiah, b. Oct. 14, 1827 ; m. Jan. 13, i860, in Sonora,
Cal., Gavina Salazar, b. Sept. 7, 1844, in Conception,
ChUi, S. A. No chUdren.
iv. Charles Fernando, b. Aug. 6, 1830; living unm. in 1902.
V. Mary Almira, b. Nov. 12, 1832 ; m. Joseph C. King of
Ithaca.
468. vi. Sarah Maria, b. Sept. 26, 1837.
214
Hannah Allen' Livermore {Amos? Moses? Josiah* Joseph?
John? John') was born Feb. 4, 181 1, in Spencer ; died March 30,
1840, in Ottawa, 111. ; married there AprU 3, 1839, Bartholomew
Van Valkenburgh, born July 12, 1799, in Kinderhook, N. Y.
ChUd (Van Valkenburgh), born in Ottawa :
i. Emily,* b. Mar. 9, 1840; m. there Feb. i, 1857, Thomas
McDermott, b. in 1826, in County Wexford, Ireland,
No children. 215
Jesse' Livermore {Ezra? Abijah? Josiah? Joseph? John?
Johti') was born June 9, 1792, in Jamaica, Vt. ; died July 10,
1853, in Hanover, N. Y. ; married Oct. 17, 1818, in Jamaica,
Mary Brown Rawson, born Feb. 25, 1798, in Townsend, Vt. ; died
May 15, 1861, in Hanover. They moved to Hanover in 1836.
ChUdren, two younger born in Hanover, the others in Ja
maica : i. Lyman,* b. July 19, 1819; d. there July 27, 1819.
ii. Lyman Rawson, b. Nov. 29, 1820; d. Oct. i, 1869, in
Hanover.
469. iii. Emory WUlard, b. May 30, 1823.
470. iv. William Ward, b. May 31, 1825.
V. Judson Adoniram, b. Sept. 23, 1827; d. there Aug. 10,
1828.
471. vi. Juliett, b. AprU 30, 1829.
472. vii. Mary Ann, b. July 20, 1830.
473. vni. Cynthia, b. Feb. 14, 1834.
ix. Amanda, b. AprU i, 1836; d. there AprU 6, 1836.
474. X. Calista A., b. Feb. 6, 1838.
475. xi. Sophia Clarinda, b. May 24, 1840.

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216
Lydia' Livermore {Ezra? Abijah? Josiah* Joseph? John?
John') was born AprU 20, 1798, in Jamaica, Vt. ; died there
Sept. 14, 1881; married there Mar. 16, 1826, Allen Gleason,
born there June 8, 1798 ; died there Aug. 13, 1881.
ChUdren (Gleason), born in Jamaica :
476. i. Josiah,* b. Mar. 21, 1827.
477. n. Warren, b. Oct. i, 1830.
in. Mason, b. Mar. 13, 1833; d. Oct. 5, 1855, in Gardner.
478. iv. Eliza Ann, b. Nov. 3, 1835.
V. Benjamin, b. June 21, 1838; d. there May 14, 1839.
vi. Mary Adeline, b. May 5, 1841 ; d. Jan. 20, 1880, in
Denver, Col. ; m. (i) Aug. 28, 1873, in Athol, Lyman
Cook, d. there Aug. 19, 1874; m. (2) in 1875, George
Rice. In Feb., 1878, they moved to Texas. In 1879
they lost two children. Child (Rice) : Bertram Adam.9
217
Ezra' Livermore {Ezra? Abijah? Josiah? Joseph? Johti?
Johti') was born June 16, 1800, in Jamaica, Vt. ; died Dec. 24,
1863, in Hanover, N. Y. ; married Nov. 2, 1825, in Jamaica,
Clarissa Pierce, born there Nov. 15, 1807. He was a farmer.
ChUdren, first six born in Jamaica, the others in Hanover :
479. i. Jane MUly,* b. Mar. 22, 1827.
ii. Phebe Ursula, b. Aug. 21, 1828 ; d. AprU 5, 1853. in
Smith's Mills, N. Y.
in. Henry Pierce, b. June 29, 1830 ; d. Jan. 8, 1S77, in
Arkwright, N. Y. ; a farmer.
480. iv. Mark Cook, b. Sept. 9, 1S32.
481. V. Edson, b. Aug. 28, 1834.
482. vi. Clarissa Susan, b. July 4, 1836.
vii. Squire Ezra, b. Oct. 2, 1838 ; m. Sept. 26, 1S61, Mary
Tompkins, b. Feb. 10, 1845, in Newstead, N. Y. He
is a farmer in NashvUle, N. Y. No children.
vin. Narcissa Melinda, b. Aug. 2, 1840; d. June 6, 1853, in
Smith's Mills.
ix. Sullivan Gage, b. Aug. 11, 1842; d. June 9, 1871, in
Arkwright.
483. x. George Washington, b. May 5, 1844.

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xi. Mary Ellen, b. Aug. 13, 1846 ; d. there Aug. 2, 1869.
484. xU. CarroU Goodenow, b. April 15, 1850.
218
Asa' Livermore {Ezra? Abijah? Josiah? Joseph? John?
John') was born Dec. 7, 1802, in Jamaica, Vt. ; died AprU 15,
1890, in WestervUle, Ohio; married Nov. 2, 1829, in Jamaica,
Eliza Cobb, born June 26, 1808, in Windham, Vt. He taught
school in Jamaica for three years ; in Sept., 1835, they moved to
Hanover, N. Y., travelling by canal, where he bought 150 acres
which he cleared, and established a home. In 1869 they moved
to WestervUle. He was justice of the peace eight years, and
during that time married twenty-six couples. He lived a short
time in Smith's MUls, N. Y., where he held the office of assessor.
They celebrated their golden wedding Nov. 2, 1879.
Children :
i. Emily Jane,* b. Dec. 16, 1833, in Jamaica ; m. Oct.
25, 1853, in Smith's Mills, George Ogden, b. Oct. 26,
1827, in White's Corners, N. Y. Address, Wester
vUle.
485. ii. Laura, b. Feb. ig, 1835, in Jamaica.
iii. Janette, b. Oct. 4, 1840, in Hanover; m. Sept. 13, 1864,
in Smith's Mills, Thomas Burr Boughton, b. Sept. 5,
1832, near New York City.
486. iv. Milley EsteUa, b. AprU 23, 1844, in Smith's MUls.
219
Justice Lot' Livermore {Abijah? Abijah? Josiah* Joseph?
John? John') was born Aug. 27, 1795, in Jamaica, Vt. ; died
there Jan. 3, 1842 ; married there Dec. 5, 18 16, Christian Muzzy,
died there March 28, 1847.
Children, born in Jamaica :
487. i. Rebecca Hammond,* b. May 20, 18 18.
488. ii. Zipora Elizabeth, b. Jan. 12, 1821.
489. in. NeweU, b. May 11, 1825.
iv. Justice Newton, b. July 30, 1830 ; d. there Feb. 20,
1858.
V. Abbie Lutheria, b. Jan. 20, 1835 ; m. Riley M. Merrill.
They live in PhiUips, Duval Co., Fla.

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vi. Lucy, b. Feb. ii, 1838; m. her cousin Hammond J.
Livermore. 220
Hammond' Livermore {Abijah? Abijah? Josiah? Joseph?
John? Johti') was born Jan. 11, 1802, in Jamaica, Vt. ; died there
May 15, 1871 ; married there Nov. 6, 1822, Fanny Howard,
born there June 22, 1803 ; died there Jan. 16, 1864.
Children, born in Jamaica :
i. Son,* b. Sept. 14, 1823.
490. ii. Benjamin Muzzy, b. Feb. 27, 1825.
iii. Calista, b. Dec. 26, 1829 ; died there Feb. 28, 1856 ; m.
there Jan. 25, 1848, Luther B. Ewing. No children.
491. iv. Leverna, b. Nov. 13, 1831.
492. V. Hammond J., b. Nov. 6, 1834.
493. vi. Mark Cook, b. Sept. 6, 1838.
221
James Madison' Livermore {Phineas? Abijah? Josiah? Jo
seph? John? Johti') was born Nov. 29, 18 15, in Spencer; mar
ried March 11, 1862, in Union, Broome Co., N. Y., Maria Ann
Griffin. ChUdren, born in Owego, N. Y. :
i. Adelbert James,* b. Feb. 12, 1864, unm.
494. u. Fannie Alice, b. July 2, 1865.
222
Stephen Gould' Livermore {Reuben? Joseph? Josiah?
Joseph? John? Johti') was born Sept. 30, 1794, in Sudbury;
died Dec. 22, 1840, in Worcester; married April 17, 18 17, in
Auburn, Martha, daughter of Walter and Sarah (Merriam)
Fitts, born there June 9, 1794; died Sept. 18, 1844, in MUl
bury. Children :
i. Reuben,* b. Mar. 12, 1818, in Worcester; d. April 28,
1850, in Wells River, Vt., unm.
ii. Sarah, b. Oct. 22, 1819, in Worcester; d. May 3, 1822,
in Sutton.

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iii. Martha Maynard, b. May 5, 182 1, in Worcester; died
Nov. 23, 1852, in Dayton, Ohio; m. in 1842, in Mill
bury, Lyman Leland.
495. iv. Stephen Gould, b. Dec. 24, 1823, in Sutton.
v. Harriett Elizabeth, b. June 29, 1826, in Millbury; d.
Mar. I, 1861, in Cedar Rapids, Iowa; m. in 1846, in
Worcester, Lyman Marsh.
vi. Lewis Edwin, b. April 29, 1828, in Millbury; d. there
Aug., 1889, unm.
496. vii. Julia Ann, b. Oct. 11, 1830, in Millbury.
viii. Henry Lucian, b. May 21, 1833, in Millbury; d. there
May 14, 1858, unm.
ix. George Washington, b. July 11, 1836, in Millbury ; mar
ried June 3, 1869, in Northbridge, Laura Jane, dau.
of Joel and Laura (Goldthwait) Bachelor, b. there
Sept. 27, 1833. They afterwards moved to Santa
Barbara, Cal., where she d. July 27, 1894. No chil
dren.
X. Frances Eveline, b. Jan. 28, 1839, in Millbury; d. there
July 9, 1870 ; m. there, Henry Marble.
223
Harriet' Livermore {Reuben? Joseph? Josiah? Joseph?
John? John') was born March 12, 1798, in Weston; died March
31, 1883 ; married Sept. 14, 1820, Solomon Bancroft, died Nov.
13, 1829.
ChUdren (Bancroft), born in MUlbury :
497. i. Henry Lewis,* b. June 25, 1821.
ii. Sarah Eliza, b. Aug. 3, 1823 ; m. Dec, 1874, in Mill
bury, Benj. Brierly.
224
Daniel Gould' Livermore {Reuben? Joseph? Josiah? Jo
seph? John? John') was born Sept. 16, 1801, in Worcester; died
Jan. 12, 1862, in Millbury; married AprU 11, 1833, in Phillip-
ston, Julia Putnam, daughter of Woodis and Tamar Bancroft,
born Aug. I, 1808, in MUlbury; died there Aug. 23, 1870.
Early in life he was thrown upon his own resources for mainten
ance. He was apprenticed to Mr. Tenny of Sutton, to learn

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the wheelwright's trade, afterwards became a mUlwright, and
later in life, settled on the farm of Capt. Bancroft (his father-in-
law), where he lived for several years. In his eariy manhood he
became interested in Free Masonry and joined Olive Branch
Lodge, then of Sutton, now of MUlbury, and was at one time
its Master. In his later years he united with the Methodist
Episcopal Church of MUlbury, and was for several years an offi
cial of the Church.
Children, born in MiUbury :
498. i. Anson Gould,* b. Jan. 24, 1834.
n. Sarah Jane, b. April 22, 1837 ; d. there Nov. 4, 1859.
iii. Julia Elmyra, b. Feb. 28, 1843; d. there May 29, 1862.
iv. Daniel Austin, b. May 31, 1847 ; d. there May 22, 1848.
V. Solon Augustus, b. July 11, 1849; d. there Jan. 18,
1850. 225
Joseph Smith' Livermore {Reuben? Joseph? Josiah? Joseph?
John? Johti') was born July 16, 1804, in Worcester; died Feb.
24, 1863, in Millbury; married in Sutton, Electa Slocum,
daughter of Edmund T. and AbigaU (Slocum) Hall, born there
March 29, 181 1; died there Aug. 10, 1879. He was a shoe
maker, and lived in Sutton, Framingham and Millbury.
ChUdren :
i. Albert Augustus,* b. July 11, 1830. Both he and his
sister were noted singers.
ii. Electa Ann, b. AprU 17, 1834; m. N. H. White, Feb. 12,
1833, in Putney, Vt. They at first lived in Millbury,
but in April, 1881, moved to a stock farm near Beloit,
Mitchell Co., Kan. ChUd (White) : Bessie F.? b. Feb.
7, 1862, in MiUbury. 226
Joseph' Livermore {Joseph? Joseph? Josiah? Joseph? Johti?
John') was born March 20, 1798, in Perry, Me.; died at sea
June 10, 1853 ; married about 1827, in New York, Lucy, daugh
ter of Samuel and Lucy (Balch) Perley of Newburyport, died
Aug. II, 1859. He went to sea when a lad, his "protection"
being dated District of Passamaquoddy, Mass. (now Maine),

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Sept. 15, 18 1 8. At the time of his death he was in command
of the Liverpool packet ship "Niagara."
ChUdren, born in New York :
i. Lucy Amanda,* b. April 9, 1828 ; d. June 17, 1851, unm.
ii. Sarah Jane, b. 1833; d. June, 1835.
499. iii. Caroline Eliza, b. Dec. 27, 1S34.
500. iv. John Robert McDowell, b. June 2, 1838.
227
Oliver Shead' Livermore {Joseph? Joseph? Josiah? Joseph?
John? John') was born March 5, 1800, in Eastport, Me.; died
there Sept. 27, 1873 ; married there Nov. 27, 1823, Sarah Swift,
daughter of Edward and Mary (Jones) Johnson, born there June
4, 1801 ; died there Oct. 12, 1863. He was a selectman of
Eastport in 1837, '38, '39, '40, '44, '45, '46, and '47, and was
president of the Frontier Bank in Eastport until his death.
Children, born in Eastport :
501. i. Joseph Mason,* b. Nov. 22, 1824.
502. ii. Oliver Shead, b. Feb. 23, 1828.
in. Susan EUzabeth, b. Oct. 18, 1830; d. there April 14,
1835.
iv. Sarah Swift, b. Feb. 4, 1833 ; d. there Feb. 16, 1836.
V. Mary Richards, b. Mar. 4, 1835 ; m. July 28, 1864, in
Eastport, Charles Henry, son of Aaron and Sally
(Giles) Smith, b. Nov. i, 1827.
vi. Sophia Gleason, b. Mar. 9, 1837 ; d. there June 3, 1837.
vii. Lydia Swift, b. Jan. 24, 1840; d. there Oct. 2, 1841.
viii. Samuel Jones, b. April 24, 1842 ; d. there May 6, 1855.
228
Fannie' Livermore {David? Samuel? Joseph? Joseph? John?
John'), was born Feb. 17, 1794, in HiUsboro, N. H. ; died there
Sept. 10, 1875 ; married there Oct. 12, 18 17, Elias Smith, born
Dec. 26, 1792, in South Reading.
ChUdren (Smith), born in HUlsboro :
503. i. Frederick J.,* b. April 25, 1829.
ii. Caroline, b. Feb. 14, 1832; d. April 28, 1877; m. Lu
ther Curtis of Antrim, N. H. Children (Curtis) :
Emma') and Mary.

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229
William' Livermore {David? Samuel? Joseph* Joseph?
John? John') was born March 15, 1795, in HUlsboro, N. H.;
died there Sept. 16, 1868 ; married May 11, 1824, Susan, daugh
ter of James and Catharine (Chamberlain) Faxon, born April 29,
1799, in Washington, N. H., and was stUl living in Bradford, N.
H., in 1875. He was a farmer.
Children, born in HUlsboro :
i. Catharine,* b. Sept. 6, 1825 ; d. there April 5, 1866; m.
June 6, 1850, George E., son of Francis and Sarah
(Flanders) Hoyt of Weare, b. Aug. 9, 1823. No
children.
ii. Charlotte, b. Sept. 14, 1826 ; d. June 13, 1874.
in. Sarah, b. June, 1829 ; d. Mar. 11, 1832.
iv. Frank, b. Oct. 13, 1832; d. Dec. 21, 1861. He had
been for several years a soldier in the United States
Engineers.
230
Joseph' Livermore (Z>^ot^,* Samuel? Joseph? Joseph? John?
John') was born June 18, 1800, in HUlsboro, N. H.; died there
Dec. 27, 1880 ; married Nov. 22, 1821, Mary, daughter of Aaron
and Catharine (Hoyt) Livermore, born July 17, 1799 ; died Feb.
•6, 1878. He was a farmer in HiUsboro.
ChUdren, born in HUlsboro :
i. Sarah,* b. Dec. 15, 1822 ; d. there Aug. 22, 1825.
504. n. Grandison David, b. Nov. 24, 1825.
505. iii. Marietta, b. Feb. 26, 1828.
iv. Abram Thomas Jefferson, b. Mar. 4, 1830; d. May 6,
1832.
506. v. Sarah How, b. Dec. 8, 1833.
231
Samuel' Livermore {Samuel? Samuel? Joseph? Joseph? John?
Johti') was born Sept. 25, 1790, in Jamaica, Vt. ; died Aug. 29,
1869, in Londonderry, Vt. ; married (i) Jan. i, 18 16^ in War
wick, Mercy, daughter of Jonas and Sarah Leonard, born there
Jan. 29, 1792; died Nov. 7, 1856, in Londonderry; married

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(2) Sept. 19, 1857, in Londonderry, Betsey Wyman. At the
age of nine years he was bound out to John Alexander of Win
chester, N. H., with whom he lived until he was twenty-one.
years old. He settled in Windham, Vt., after his marriage,
where he lived, with the exception of a year spent in Winches
ter, untU Sept., 1832 ; he then moved to the farm now owned
and occupied by his sons Austin and Samuel.
ChUdren, the youngest born in Londonderry, the others in
Windham :
507. i. Jonas Leonard,* b. Jan. 11, 1817.
u. Asenath, b. April 24, 1819 ; d. Aug. 29, 1867.
iii. A son, b. Feb. 25, 1822 ; d. young.
508. iv. Edward Alms, b. Nov. 7, 1824.
509. V. Austin Franklin, b. Nov. 15, 1827.
vi. Samuel Mason, b. Mar. 22, 1831.
vii. Hannah Naomi, b. Nov. 17, 1835.
232
David' Livermore {Samuel? Samuel? Joseph? Joseph? John?
John') was born Oct. 9, 1809, in Atigusta, Me. ; died Aug. 20,
1867 ; married Sarah Taylor.
Children :
i. Mary,* b. Sept. 5, 183 1 ; m. in 1848, Andrew Whiting.
ii. David, b. April 18, 1834; m. in 1858, Esther Lord.
iii. Charles E., b. July 9, 1836 ; d. in 1873.
iv. Henrietta C, b. Aug. 24, 1838 ; d. in 1839.
v. WUliam S., b. May 28, 1840 ; m. Nov. 18, 1869, Alice
Stone; was a sergeant in company B, 20th Me. Vols.
ChUdren, b. in Milo, Me. :
I. Nellie M.? b. Sept., 1870.
2. Carrie B., b. in 1873.
3. Sadie, b. in 1876; d. in 1876.
4. Percy W., b. in 1878 ; d. in 1897.
5. Alice R., b.in 1881.
6. Frank S., b. in 1882.
vi. Etta C, b. April 28, 1842; d. Nov. 25, 1866; m. in
1865, John F. RoUins.
vu. Emma J., b. July i, 1844; m. July 4, 1868, John F.
Rollins,
viu, Andrew W., b. May 11, 1849; m. Nov., 1882, Ada
Whitney,

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233
Betsey' Livermore {Samuel? Samuel? Joseph? Joseph?
John? Johti') was born Jan. i8, 1 812, in Augusta, Me.; died
Feb. 20, 1874, in Sebec, Me.; married Daniel Gardiner, born
in 1801 ; died July 8, 1880, in East Vassalboro, Me.
ChUdren (Gardiner) :
i. Phebe,* b.  ; m. Stephen Low ; had three children.
ii. Benjamin, b.  ; m. Mary A. Gould ; had five children.
iii. Lydia, b.  ; m. Henry Low ; had one child.
iv. John, b.  ; m. Minnie Ready of Tracey, Miss. ; had
three children.
V. Lewis, b. — ; d. at Fortress Monroe ; a soldier in the
22d Me. Vols.
vi. George, b. — ; killed in the battle of the Wilderness;
a soldier in the 6th Me. Vols.
vu. Daniel, b. May 25, 1845 ! ni. Mar}^ E. Butler of Orne-
ville ; they have eight sons.
viu. Mary D., b. June, 1847 ; d. aged 14 years.
. ix. Henry R., b. in 1849 ; lives in California.
x, xi. Two children, d. in infancy.
234
Joshua' Livermore {Samuel? Satnuel? Joseph? Joseph?
John? John') was born May 21, 181 3, in Augusta, Me. ; married
Aug. 22, 1834, Mary Taylor of Vassalboro, Me.
Children :
i. Betsey R.,* b. AprU 14, 1S36; m. Jan. i, 1857, in Sebec,
Frank B. Dodge of Orland, Me. ChUd (Dodge) :
I. Izette B.? b. May i6, 1867 ; m. May 16, 1SS2, in Bradley,
Me., John Lyon.
ii. Warren G.,b. June 5, 1837 ;d. Aug. 21, 1837, in Milo, Me.
iii. Calvin S., b. Nov. 11, 1839, in Milo; d. Dec. 24, 1863,
in Virginia; a member of company I, 6th Me. Vols.
iv. Westley, b. Mar. 7, 1841, in Milo; d. Sept. 10, 1843, in
Sebec.
V. Frank P., b. Mar. 8. 1843, in Sebec; killed Aug. 23,
1882, in West Greatworks MiU ; m. (i) July 21, 1866,
Olive S. Fields of Lincolnville, Me. ; m. (2) Caddie
Keene of Bradley, Me. ChUd :
I. Florence O.? b. May 31, 1870.

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vi. Charles W., b. Mar. 9, 1845, in Sebec; m. (i) Aug, 11,
1878, Mercy J. Spencer of Bradley; m. (2) Jane Miles
of Kenduskeag, Me. Child:
I. Edna B.? b. Aug. 29, 1879 ; d. April 9, 1898, in Brad
ley; ni. Dec. 31, 1895, Lewis E. Badershall of Bradley.
One child.
vii. Permelia K., b. Feb. 14, 1847, in Sebec; m. Dec 24,
1870, J. Sherman Woods of Bradley. ChUd (Woods) :
I. Henry C? b. Sept. 20, 1872, in Dover, Me.
vin. Guy Henry, b. Oct. 14, 1849, in Sebec; m. Oct. 21,
1871, at Oldtown, Jenny Perkins of Bradley. Chil
dren :
I. Pauline? b. July 17, 1877.
2. Lillie J., b. Mar. 9, 1879; d. Aug. j., iSSi.
ix. Ora E., b. Mar. 2, 1853, in Sebec; m. Mar. 2, 1878,
Lizzie Olmstead of Springfield, Me. No children.
235
John Wells' Livermore {Samuel? Samuel? Joseph? Joseph?
Johti? John') was born Feb. 29, 18 16, in Milo, Me. ; died Dec.
2, 1880, in Campbell, Minn. ; married AprU 8, 1838, in PhiUips,
Me., Nancy, daughter of WUliam and Martha (Hanaford)
Walker, born June 9, 18 10, in WUton, Me. ; died July 30, 1870,
in North Vassalboro, Me. He was a soldier in company H, 3d
Me. regiment.
ChUdren :
i. Samuel,* b. June 17, 1839, i" Phillips; d. April 24,
1844, in Sebec, Me.
510. ii. WiUiam Wells, b. July 12, 1842, in Sebec.
in. Martha Amelia, b. Jan. 7, 1846, in Howland, Me. ; now
lives in Brunswick, Me.
511. iv. Nancy, b. Nov. 17, 1850, in Gardiner, Me.
236
George' Livermore {Samuel? Satnuel? Joseph? Joseph?
John", John') was born Sept. 29, 18 18, in Milo, Me.; died Nov.
8, 1893; married (i) Eliza Currier; married (2) Sibyl Priest,
born Jan. 20, 1810; died Jan. 13, 1861 ; married (3) Dec. 24,
1862, in North Vassalboro, Me., Jane Pray.

176 Livermore Family
Children :
i. Lucy*, b.  ; d. young.
n. Sarah E., b. May 18, 1843; d. Mar. 16, 1876, in North
Vassalboro; m. there Everard Priest. Children
(Priest) :
I. Lydia Livermore? 'b. Kng. 23, 1870; d. Oct. 16, 1892.
2. Jennie V., b. Dec. 6, 1872.
3. Sarah A., b. Aug. 16, 1875.
in. Anna S., b. Feb. 26, 1849; m- ^prU 3, 1869, in North
Vassalboro, Charles E. Gates. No chUdren.
iv. George Warren, b. July 4, 185 1, in North Vassalboro.
237
Daniel' Livermore {Ephraim? Datiiel? Datiiel? Daniel?
John? John') was born Oct. 27, 1795, in Weston; died there
Jan. 24, 1874; married there Dec. .5, 1822, Hannah Cutting of
Wayland, born in 1793, in Sudbury; died Dec. 22, 1858, in
Weston. ChUdren :
i. Abel Cutting,* b. Sept. 19, 1824, in Sudbury.
512. u. Charles Henry, b. Nov. 10, 1825, in Princeton.
238
Fanny' Livermore {Aaron? Daniel? Datiiel? Daniel? Jolin?
John') was born May 17, 1795, in Princeton : died July 14, 1877,
in Alstead, N. H.; married May 2, 181 5, in Alstead, Andrew
Adams Banks, born there Feb. 2, 1793 ; died about 1874. He
was a carpenter.
ChUdren (Banks), born in Alstead :
i. Pascal Prentice,* b. Aug. 26, 1816; d. Mar., 1881.
ii. Mary Pamelia, b. Dec. 19, 1818; m. Joel Mayo of Al
stead. Their son (Mayo) George') is the only living
grandchUd.
in. Susan Prentice, b. June 16, 1821 ; m. Edward Martin of
Ludlow, Vt.
iv. Martha Ann, b. Oct. 23, 1823; m. Solon Morrison of
Alstead.
V. Gardner George, b. Sept. 16, 1827; m. (i) Julia Kid
der ; m. (2) EUa Partridge, both of Alstead.
vi. Eliza Rebecca, b. Mar. 16, 1830; d. unm.
vii. Marion Ellen, b. Mar. 31, 1836; d. June 11, 1841,

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239
Katharine' Livermore {Aaron? Daniel? Datiiel? Datiiel?
John? Johti') was born AprU 17, 1797, in Alstead, N. H. ; died
March 25, 1873, in Dubuque, Iowa; married Feb. 4, 18 19, in
GUsum, N. H., John Taylor, born there June 20, 1796; died
Feb. 6, 1854, in St. Charles, 111. He was a farmer and a tan
ner. After the birth of their chUdren they moved to lUinois.
ChUdren (Taylor), born in GUsum :
Catharine Hoyt,* b. May i, 1820.
Emeline Pamelia, b. Sept. 15, 1821.
George Hammond, b. May 30, 1823.
Diancy Rawson, b. Feb. 7, 1825.
Abigail Gates, b. Feb. 9, 1828 ; d. in 185 1 ; m. John V.
Farwell, the Chicago millionaire. Child (Farwell) :
Abbie").
vi. Hannah Elvira, b. Jan. 28, 1831 ; m. H. H. Jackson of
Newton, Iowa. Children (Jackson) : Hattie") : Mary :
Willie : George.
517. vii. Eunice Ann, b. Jan. 13, 1834.
518. viu. Jeannie Alantha, b. Dec. 31, 1836.
240
John' Livermore {Aaron? Daniel? Daniel? Daniel? John?
Johti') was born July 11, 1801, in Alstead, N. H. ; died March
12, 1872, in GUsum, N. H. ; married AprU 25, 1826, in GUsum,
Electa Goddard, born Nov. 24, 1805, in Marlboro ; died March
8, 1872, in GUsum. He moved to GUsum about 1825, where he
lived on his farm forty-four years, moving into the vUlage itself
the latter part of his life. He served the town five years as
selectman and as a representative in the Legislature in 1854.
ChUdren, born in GUsum :
Aaron Harvey,* b. AprU 21, 1827.
Martha Ann Electa, b. April 6, 1830 ; d. there June 11,
1833-
Mary Elizabeth, b. Dec. i, 1832.
Martha Ann, b. Mar. 5, 1837.
Fanny Banks, b. June 14, 1839 ; m. (i) June 20, 1861,
George White; m. (2) AprU 29, 187 1, Byron E.
Daggett. They live in Providence, R. I.

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521.

iv.

V.

178 Livermore Family
241
Charles Grandison' Livermore {Aaron? Daniel? Daniel?
Daniel? John? John') was born July 17, 1803, in Alstead, N. H. ;
died before his second wife as she was his widow at her death ;
married (i) May 5, 183 1, Adaline Duncan of Ackworth, N. H.,
died AprU 24, 1837; married (2) Feb. 21, 1839, in Walpole,
N. H., Eliza EmUy, daughter of WUliam and Phebe (Field)
Jennison, born there AprU 11, 1814; died March i, 1896, in
Worcester. He was a cloth manufacturer in Alstead, after
wards agent for Fairbanks Scales Co., and later on in life lived
in Worcester.
Children, born in Alstead :
i. George Duncan,* b. Aug. 4, 1832 ; d.  , and left a
son Charles.^ He lived in Wilton, N. H.
522. ii. Ozro Jennison, b. Jan. 6, 1840.
in. Adalme Eliza, b. July 29, 1842 ; m. Fred. Fay, and
lives in Worcester.
iv. Charlton Field, b. Oct. 12, 1843; when last heard from
he lived in New York.
523. v. Enrico Edward, b. AprU 13, 1845.
242
Ezra' Livermore {Aaron? Datiiel? Datiiel? Datiiel? John?
Johti') was born Aug. 28, 1805, in Alstead, N. H.; died Dec.
28, 1884, in Keene, N. H.; married (i) Sept. 11, 1826, in
Alstead, Betsey Kidder, born there Nov. 25, 1805 ; died July
II, 1879; married (2) Dec, 1879, in Dalton, N. H., Lydia
Brooks. He was a farmer and lived in Keene.
Children :
i. Emily Calista,* b. Nov. 26, 1827, in Alstead; d. Oct.
20, 1892, in Keene; m. Oct. 3, 1854, Zebina K.
Graves of Woodstock, Vt., and lived in Keene. No
children.
524. ii. Adaline Julia, b. May 30, 1829, in Dalton.
525. in. Aaron Kidder, b. June n, 1831, in Dalton.
iv. diaries Grandison, b. AprU 9, 1833, in Dalton; d. Feb.
14, 1883, in New Mexico, unm. ; he was a miner
526. V. Hannah Catharine, b. Nov. 30, 1834, in Dalton.

Sevetith Generation 179
527. vi. James Russell, b. Aug. 31, 1836, in Dalton.
vn. Pascal Gerould, b. June 30, 1838, in Alstead; he was
a miner in California, and last heard from in the oil
regions.
viii. Daland Arba, b. Mar. 18, 1840, in Alstead; m. Ella
Kennedy, in Joplin, Mo. ; they had three children.
ix. Harlan Page, b. Feb. 21, 1842, in Alstead; d. there
Nov. 25, 1844.
X. Henry Martin, b. Oct. 5, 1845, in Alstead; d. Jan. 29,
1856, in Keene.
528. xi. George Kimball, b. AprU 12, 1848, in Alstead.
243
Aaron Russell' Livermore {Aaron? Daniel? Daniel?
Daniel? John? John') was born Oct. 28, 1810, in Alstead,
N. H. ; died Jan. 25, 1892, in New Haven, Conn. ; married Oct.
6, 1840, in East Windsor, Conn., Mary Gay, daughter of Rev.
Newton and Ursula (Wolcott) Skinner, of New Britain, Conn.,
born Feb. 14, 1818, and is stUl living. He was a student in
Kimball Union Academy, 1831-33 ; Amherst College, 1833-36,
belonging to the class of 1837, but did not graduate on account
of illness in the home famUy ; Lane Theological Seminary,
1836, '17. He was graduated in 1839 from Hartford Theolog
ical Seminary, then at East Windsor HiU. He was ordained
Aug. 30, 1843, and settled as pastor in Mansfield, Conn., 1843
to 1858 ; in Lebanon, Conn., 1858 to i860; in Goshen, Conn.,
Feb. 22, i860, to 1868, and lived the rest of his life in New
Haven.

Children ;

i. Henry Newton,* b. Aug. 26, 1841, in East Windsor HiU;
d. Mar. 31, 1862, on Roanoke Island, N. C. ; he was
a student in Kimball Union Academy in 1859-60 ;
enlisted in the 8th Conn. Vols, in 186 1.
U. William Russell, b. Oct. 10, 1843, in Mansfield; d. there
Feb. 20, 1844.
in. Catharine Hoyt, b. Jan. 27, 1845, in Mansfield; d. there
Aug. 7, 1850.
iv. George Wolcott, b. Dec. 2, 1846, in Mansfield; d. there
March 4, 1849.

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V. Russell Wolcott, b. Feb. 9, 1849, in Mansfield ; m. May
6, 1880, Elizabeth Taylor Hayes of Toledo, Ohio, b.
June 17, 1855 ; he was graduated from Massachusetts
Agricultural College in 1872, and from Yale Law
School in 1875, and became a lawyer in Toledo, after
wards owning a plantation in Pates, Robinson Co.,
N. C.
vi. Mary Catherine, b. July 11, 185 1, in Alstead; lives with
her mother.
529. vu. Charles Herbert, b. Oct. 15, 1856, in Mansfield.
244
Sarah' Livermore ( William? Datiiel? Daniel? Daniel?
Johti? Johti') was born March 20, 1807, in Alstead, N. H. ; died
Jan. 12, 1878, in East Jaffrey, N. H. ; married (i) Feb. 20,
1828, in Alstead, Herbert Kittredge, born AprU 17, 1800, in
Nelson, N. H.; died there Feb. 4, 1855 ; married (2) Nov. 15,
1859, in Nelson, John, son of John and Hulda (Hobart). Conant,
born Jan. 20, 1790, in Stowe ; died April 7, 1877, in Jaffrey.
ChUdren (Kittredge), born in Nelson :
i. Harriet Elizabeth,* b. Nov. 16, 1828; d. Dec. 27, 1851,
in Richmond, N. H. ; m. July 4, 1850, in Nelson,
Charles A. BoUes.
ii. William, b. July 20, 1830; d. AprU 21, 1851, in Thet-
ford, Vt.
530. ui. RusseU Herbert, b. Oct. 25, 1835.
iv. Helen Maria, b. Feb. i, 1838; d. there Oct. 6, 1857.
V. Edwin Livermore, b. AprU 26, 1840 ; d. there Aug. 15,
1848.
vi. Mary Jane, b. Feb. 12, 1844; d. there Aug. 5,
1848.
vii. Sarah Adelaide, b. Dec. 15, 1847; d. there Aug. 19,
1848. 245
Mary Catherine' Livermore ( William? Daniel? Daniel?
Daniel? John? John') was born March 12, 1815, in Alstead,
N. H. ; married AprU 15, 1843, in Newton Centre, John Stearns,'
born Oct. 31, 18 19, in Lunenburg.

Sevetith Generation i8i
ChUdren (Stearns), born in Newton Centre :
531. i. Ellen Augusta,* b. Dec. 3, 1844.
532. U. Sarah Maria, b. Dec. 9, 1847.
533. in. Charles Cyrus, b. Oct. 22, 1850.
534. iv. Harriet Adelaide, b. Nov. 11, 1852.
V. Clara Frances, b. May 19, 1855 ; m. there Oct. 31, 1889,
Benjamin Adry, b. Jan. 26, 186 1, in Hunt Harbor,
N. F. No children. 246
Josiah' Livermore ( William? Daniel? Daniel? Daniel?
John? John') was born May 14, 1821, in Alstead, N. H. ; died
March 25, 1897, in Watertown: married Sept. 20, 1846, in
Cambridge, Ann, daughter of Amos and PoUy (Stearns) Carter,
born Sept. 12, 18 18, in Wayland. Early in life he opened a
provision store in Cambridgeport ; after a few years he moved
to Watertown, where he was employed by the firm of Ellison
& Bond, later buying out Mr. Bond's interest, when the firm
became Ellison & Livermore. A few years later the firm was
dissolved, and he started in business for himself. He retired a
few years ago, having been in business forty-five years, and
having lived in Watertown over thirty-six years.
Children, born in Cambridgeport :
i. George Henry,* b. July 20, 1848 ; unm.
535. ii. Charles Edward, b. May 9, 1850.
iii. Anna Louisa, b. Nov. 25, 185 1 ; unm.
536. iv. William Franklin, b. Dec. 14, 1853.
537. V. Herbert Josiah, b. Oct. 23, 1855.
247
Eunice Tilton' Livermore ( William? Daniel? Daniel?
Daniel? John? John') was born May 14, 1821, in Alstead, N. H. ;
died Jan. 20, 1891, in Cambridge; married there March 21,
1844, Charles, son of Isaac and Betsey (BaUey) Stratton, born
Aug. 3, 1821, in Jaffrey, N. H.
ChUdren (Stratton), born in Cambridge :
538. i. Charles Francis,* b. Dec. 22, 1847.
539. ii. Edward Bailey, b. Dec. 9, 1854.

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248
Abigail' Livermore {AbraJiam? Abraliam? Daniel? Daniel?
John? John') was born Dec. 26, 1807, in Chenango Co., N. Y. ;
died March 14, 1894, in Fariey, la.; married June 12, 1831,
Abner Benton, born Feb. 27, 1804; died Feb. i, 1870, in
Farley. Children (Benton), born in Friendship, N. Y. :
540. i. Charles MUan,* b. Nov. 7, 1832.
541. ii. Caroline, b. Jan. 7, 1835.
in. Orlando, b. Dec. 18, 1836 ; unm.; lives in Farley.
iv. Harris A., b. Jan. 26, 1838; d. Mar. 24, 1838.
542. V. Martin Livermore, b. Mar. 22, 1840.
543. vi. Curtis Defrance, b. Sept. 18, 1842.
vii. Mary Ellen, b. Dec. 26, 1844; d. Mar. 20, 1849, in
Dubuque, la.
viu. Winfield, b. July 16, 1847 ; d. Mar. 23, 1848, in Du
buque.
544. ix. Martha Adeline, b. Feb. 3, 1850, in Dubuque.
545. X. Alice Louisa, b. April 26, 1854, in Bankson, la.
249
Ralph' Head {Hepsibeth? Abraham? Daniel? Daniel? John?
John') was born May 17, 1800, in Paris HUl, N. Y. ; married
there AprU 27, 1824, Eliza Head, daughter of Uri and Jedidah
Doolittle, born Oct. 7, 1805.
ChUdren (Head) :
i. Jonathan Lorenzo,* b. Mar. 29, 1828 ; d. AprU 18, 1885.
546. n. George Doolittle, b. June 22, 1830.
547. iii. Mary Elizabeth, b. Aug. 29, 1835.
Three other children, who died young.
250
Miranda' Head {Hepsibeth? Abrahatti? Daniel? Daniel?
John? John') was born AprU 13, 1802, in Paris HUl, N.Y. ; died
May 16, 1870, in WatervUle, N. Y. ; married April 26, 1825, in
Paris HiU, PhUip Taylor Simmons, born Dec. 10, 1799.
ChUdren (Simmons), born in Paris HUl :
i. George Franklin,* b. Jan. 21, 1827 ; d. in infancy.
u. Martha Ameha, b. AprU 27, 1829.

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iii. Sarah Miranda, b. Aug. 21, 183 1; m. Henry Tower of
WaterviUe. Child (Tower) : Frank Simmonsf) ; lives
in WaterviUe.
iv. Mary Maria, b. Oct. 7, 1833 ; d. in infancy.
v. Mary Susanna, b. June 11, 1837 ; d. in infancy.
vi. Henry Martyn, b. Aug. 20, 1841.
251
Orren William' Head {Hepsibeth? Abraham? Daniel?
Daniel? John? John') was born May 13, 1808, in Paris HUl,
N. Y. ; died Oct. 2, 1882, in Munroeville, Ohio; married (i)
Julia Crane of Marshall, Oneida Co., N. Y. ; married (2) Oct. 2,
1872, Annie M., daughter of Benjamin and Annie (Albert)
Newcomer of Ashland, Ohio. She lives (1894) on the farm in
Ridgefield township, Huron Co., Ohio. He had three sons and
two daughters. 252
Daniel' Head {Hepsibeth? Abraham? Daniel? Daniel?
John? John') was born April 25, 1813, in Paris HUl, N. Y. ;
married AprU 4, 1846, in Antioch, IU., Amelia Elizabeth,
daughter of Louis and Betsey (Barnes) Munson, born Jan. 21,
1825, in Paris, N. Y.
Children (Head) :
i. Son,* b. Feb. 4, 1847, in Antioch ; d. same day.
ii. Son, b. Oct. 25, 1848, in Paddock, Wis. ; d. same day.
in. Adella Maria, b. Dec. 20, 1849, in Kenosha, Wis. ; d.
there Nov. 17, 1857.
548. iv. Clara AmeUa, b. Oct. 25, 1852, in Kenosha,
V. Frank Gross, b. Jan. 3, 1857, in Kenosha; m. there
Oct. 21, 1879, Hattie Drum. Child (Head): Gladys
Mildred'). 253
George Washington' Head {Hepsibeth? Abraham? Daniel?
Daniel? John? John') was born May 21, 18 15, in Paris HUl,
N. Y. ; died AprU i, 1895, in Utica, N. Y. ; married June 15,
1843, in Paris HUl, Sarah Clarissa, daughter of Horace and

184 Livermore Family
Clarissa (Seward) Bartlett, born there Oct. 2, 1822; died there
May 22, 1890.
Children (Head), the first four born in Paris HUl, the others
in Utica : i. Helen Frances,* b. June 8, 1844.
549. n. Florence Amelia, b. Nov. 6, 1845.
in. John Quincy, b. Dec. 25, 1847 ; d. AprU 25, 1878, in
Utica.
iv. Sarah Elizabeth, b. Aug. 9, 1853.
V. Emma Grace, b. July 8, 1858 ; d. Jan. 8, 1868, in Utica.
vi. Alice Augusta, b. Nov. 21, 1862 ; d. Jan. 9, 1868, in
Utica.
254
Orson Sherman' Head {Hepsibeth? Abraliatn? Datiiel?
Daniel? John? John') was born Oct. 9, 181 7, in Paris Hill, N.
Y. ; married (i) Aug. 30, 1846, Mary Jane, daughter of Ephraim
and Marina (Gates) Tradewell, born Jan. 29, 1827 ; died AprU 8,
1863, in Kenosha, Wis. ; married (2) June 13, 1866, Mary S.
Raymond. Children (Head) :
550. i. Mary,* b. May 31, 1847.
ii. Dot Eunice, b. Mar. 29, 1849 ; m. Jan. 21, 1869, Amos
Willets Wright ; they lived in New York City.
iii. WUliam Jonathan, b. Jan. 7, 185 1 ; lived in Kansas City,
Mo.
551. iv. Jenny Lind, b. Nov. 27, 1853.
V. Medora, b. Aug. 31, 1859, in Kenosha; m. Nov. 5,
1892, in New York City, Edward HemphUl MuUin.
vi. Harriet, b. Nov. 8, i86i ; m. Feb. 6, 1883, George York,
Jr. ChUd (York) : William Head,-) b. Dec. 28, 1883.
255
Sarah Maria' Head {Hepsibeth? Abraham? Daniel? Dan
iel? John? Johti') was born March 22, 1820, in Paris HiU,
N. Y.; married Oct. 17, 1847, in Paris, N. Y., Porter Calkins,
son of James and Lydia (Calkins) Huntley, born March 26,
18 18, in West Winfield, N. Y. ; died Nov. 4, 1888, in Oakland,
Cal.

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Child (Huntley), born in Paris, N. Y. :
552. i. Dwight BruneU,* b. Jan. 17, 1849.
256
Elias' Livermore {Abel? Abraham? Daniel? Datiiel? Johti?
John') was born April 15, 1807, in German, N. Y. ; died May
13, 1901, in WiUett, N. Y. ; married (i) Sept. 24, 1828, in
Marathon, N. Y., Eunice P. Leach, born May 6, 181 1; died
Jan. 9, 1836, in German; married (2) Feb. 5, 1837, Polly Cum-
mings, born Nov. 30, 1809; died Oct. 16, 1882. They settled
in German, where he was a merchant for a few years, and sub
sequently became a farmer and also a cattle dealer.
ChUdren, born in German :
i. Harriet,* b. May 22, 1830 ; d. June 16, 1843.
ii. Abel, b. Mar. 13, 1832; d. Aug. 10, 1862. He was at
first a lawyer ; enlisting in the army, he died in Rich
mond, Va., from the effects of a wound.
553. iii. Darius Elias, b. Nov. 25, 1833.
iv. Lydia A., b. Dec. 30, 1835 ; d. Jan. 13, 1836.
V. James Henry, b. Jan. 3, 1838.
vi. Cyrus King, b. Mar. 22, 1839 ; d. July 3, 1883.
vii. Eunice Eliza, b. April 15, 1840; d. June 27, i860.
viii. Manley Thomas Jefferson, b. Feb. 21, 1842.
ix. Francis Deforest, b. May 2, 1843.
X. Harriet Jane, b. Feb. 14, 1845.
xi. Jackson Jerome Durphee, b. May 31, 1847 > ni. Sept. 23,
1877, in Albany, N. Y., Mary Smith.
xii. John Pembroke, b. Oct. 27, 1849.
554. xiii. Polly Philenah, b. Nov. 8, 185 1.
257
Burr' Livermore {Abel? Abraham? Daniel? Daniel? John?
John') was born Oct. 28, 18 10, in German, N. Y. ; died Sept. 5,
1878, in EarlviUe, N. Y. ; married Jan. 30, 1832, in German,
Eliza, daughter of Benjamin and Phebe (Merritt) Wilson, born
AprU 9, 1808 ; died Nov. 29, 1853, in WUlett, N. Y.
ChUdren :
555. i. Elvira Wilson,* b. April 12, 1834, in German.

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n. Benjamin Wesley, b. Oct. 4, 1838, in WUlett; killed
June 20, 1868. He enlisted in the Civil war as a
private ; was promoted to sergeant, and then to second
lieutenant, in the i6th Indiana Artillery (Meigs' bat
tery). On May 11, 1866, he was appointed second
lieutenant in the 2d Artillery, regular army. He was
officer of the day when the Russian flag was lowered
and the stars and stripes run up at Sitka, Alaska ; he
was still stationed in Sitka when he was kiUed by the
accidental discharge of a Henry rifle.
iii. MUes, b. Oct. 3, 1842, in Cincinnatus, N. Y. ; d. Nov.
16, 1861.
iv. Giles, b. Oct. 3, 1842, in Cincinnatus; d. Nov. 6, 1861.
556. V. Eliza Janet, b. Nov. 7, 1844, in Cincinnatus.
vi. William Adelbert, b. Oct. 10, 185 1, in WUlett; he is
married and lives in De Kalb, 111.

258
Mary' Livermore {Abel? Abraham? Daniel? Datiiel? John?
John') was born July 14, 18 12, in German, N. Y. ; died May 23,
1880, in Rochester, Ohio; married Jan. i, 1829, in German,
Rev. Nelson, son of William and Tacy (Tanner) CrandaU, born
June 25, 1806, in Charlotte (now Davenport), Delaware Co.,
N. Y. ; died March 30, 1895, in Wooster, Ohio. He was a
Baptist minister.
ChUdren (Crandall) : .
557. i. Delette Rosalia,* b. Dec. 2, 1829, in SmithviUe, N.Y.
n. Phidelia, b. Aug. 5, 1831, in SmithviUe. .
iii. Deborah, b. Feb. 27, 1833, in German; d. Jan. 17, 1853.
iv. Walter Milan, b. Oct. 28, 1834, in Denmark, Ohio.
558. V. Lysander Emerson, b. Dec. 7, 1836, in SmithviUe.
vi. Mary Tacy, b, Sept. 5, 1838, in SmithviUe.
vu. Imerta Amelia, b. May 27, 1840, in SmithviUe.
SS9- viu. James Franklin, b. Feb. 28, 1844, in SmithviUe.
ix. Charles Henry, b. Jan. 13, 1846, in Preston, N. Y. ; m.
May 20, 1875, in Ithaca, Mich., Cenah Helen Pettit,
b. Oct. 16, 1850, in WiUiams Co., Ohio. No children.
560. x. Louisa Frances, b. Jan. 19, 1848, in Preston.
561. xi. Samuel Nelson, b. Jan. 17, 1851, in Pitcher, N. Y.

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xn. Joseph Addison, b. AprU 13, 1854, in South Hannibal,
N. Y.
xni. Lulu BeU, b. Mar. 10, 1857, in Ashtabula, Ohio.
259
Sally' Livermore {Abel? Abraham? Daniel? Daniel? Johti?
John') was born Jan. 27, 1818, in German, N. Y. ; died Feb. 22,
1874; married March 10, 1836, in German, Thomas Gee, born
July 18, 181 2, in Cincinnatus, N. Y.
ChUdren (Gee) :
i. Rachel Jennett,* b. Oct. 8, 1837 ; m. Thomas TUlinghast
White of Cincinnatus.
ii. Nancy Elizabeth, b. July 15, 1839; m. Feb. 16, 1868, in
Port Crane, N. Y., Warren Bulfinch.
ni. Lark Adelbert, b. Sept. 22, 1845; m. Mar. 17, 1870, in
Chenango Forks, N. Y., Mary Ann Reynolds.
iv. Sarah Rougene, b. Sept. 27, 1847 ; unm.
V. Deborah Louisa, b. April i, 1849; ™- Sept. i, 1880, in
VirgU, N. Y., Nathan A. Gardiner.
vi. Margaret Eliza, b. Dec. 23, 185 1 ; unm.
vii. Charles Beecher, b. Feb. 10, 1853 ; m. Dec. 3, 1872, in
Port Crane, N. Y., Jenny Baldwin.
viii. Hiram Barclay, b. Nov. 9, 1855; m. Nov. 3, 1878, in
Port Crane, Ella Palmer.
260
Lark Southgate' Livermore {Abel? Abraham? Daniel?
Daniel? John? John') was born Oct. 12, 18 19, in German, N.
Y. ; married (i) Oct. — , 1848, Mrs. Jane (Hutchins) Kimberly
of Spafford, N. Y., died Nov. 16, 1849; niarried (2) May 12,
1 85 1, Jane Rexford of Sherburne, N.Y. He was chaplain of
the 1 6th Wisconsin regiment, commissioned Feb. 6, 1862, and
was then living in Berlin, Wis. He resigned Sept. 26, 1864.
ChUdren ;
562. i. Charles,* b. July 10, 1849.
ii. Jennie, b. April 19, 1852 ; d. Aug. 6, 1869.
in. Lou EUa, b. Oct. 20, 1866.
iv. Sadie, b. June 19, 1872.

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261
Farmer Rolland' Livermore {Abel? AbraJmm? Daniel?
Daniel? John? John') was born July 31, 1822, in German, N. Y. ;
married July 8, 1852, in Andover, Ohio, Harriet Boardman
Pickett, born there Dec. 22, 1822. At the age of seventeen he
united with the Baptist church, and lived at home untU he was
twenty-five years of age, when he went to the academy at
Homer, N. Y., for two years. He has been a fanner and a
commercial traveller. In 1852 he made his home in Berlin,
Wis., where he has lived ever since. He has been for many
years a member of the county board of supervisors of Waushara
Co., Wis.
Children :
i. A daughter,* b. April 13, 1853, in Kingsville, Ohio;
d. there April 17, 1853.
563. ii. Ernest Newton, b. June 10, 1862, in Berlin.
262
Samuel Treusdale' Livermore {Abel? Abraluxm? Datiiel?
Daniel? John? John') was born March 16, 1824, in German,
N. Y. ; died Feb. 22, 1892, in Worcester; married May 16,
1853, in Fall River, Melvina Temple, daughter of WUliam and
Mehitable Harris (Prout) Brown, born Sept. 13, 1830, in Somer
set ; died March 14, 1898, in Fall River. He received his
degree at Madison University, N. Y., in 1850, and was ordained
as a Baptist minister Oct. 28, 1852, in South Livonia, N. Y.
He wrote a History of Block Island, having been the pastor of
the Baptist church there. He made a most valuable collection
of strange locks and keys, which he gave to the town of Bridge-
water. ChUdren :
i. Adelaide Augusta,* b. Jan. 25, 1855, in South Livonia ;
d. Oct. 22, 1858, in Cooperstown, N. Y.
564. n. William Brown, b. Dec. 25, 1857, in Cooperstown.
565. iii. Walter Curtis, b. Oct. 4, 1861, in Cooperstown.
iv. Ralph Temple, born Aug. 10, 1864, in LowviUe, N. Y. ;
m. Sept. 2, 1897, in Boston, Letitia J., dau. of Hugh
H. and Eliza J. Bothwell, b. in 1854, in Albany, N. Y.

Seventh Generation 189
263
Ezra' Livermore {Cyrus? Abraham? Daniel? Daniel? John?
John') was born Aug. 5, 181 5, in German, N. Y. ; died in
Green Bay, Wis. ; niarried Jan. 2, 1842, in Clarksfield, Ohio,
Orpha Dwight.
ChUdren :
i. Randall Gibbs,* b.  .
ii. Jay Dwight, b.  .
iii. Cora, b.  .
264
Arraett' Livermore {Cyrus? Abraham? Daniel? Datiiel?
John? John') was born July 8, 1823, in German, N. Y. ; died
May 16, 1889, in Battle Creek, Iowa; married Nov. 14, 1841,
in Clarksfield, Ohio, Samuel, son of Benjamin and widow Hannah
(Trowbridge) StUes, born there- Nov. 13, 1818; died May 12,
1889, in Battle Creek.
Children (StUes), born in Clarksfield :
i. Joseph Martin,* b. Aug. 11, 1844.
u. Legrand Herrington, b. Dec. 19, 1850 ; d. there April 3,
1871.
iii. Laura Belle, b. Nov. 2, 1854; m. Feb. 14, 1878, in Battle
Creek, James Taylor, Jr., b. Mar. 18, 1855, in Wooster,
Ohio; d. Aug. 6, 1892, in South Riverside, Cal. No
children.
iv. Eda May, b. Nov. 27, 1857 ; m. Feb. 12, 1883, in Battle
Creek, Charles Selden Lord, b. June 24, 1850, in
Milo, Me. No chUdren. 265
Orson Head' Livermore {Cyrus? Abrahatn? Daniel? Dan
iel? John? John') was born Jan. 28, 1826, in German, N. Y. ;
died Nov. 27, 1896, in Sheridan, Ok.; married Nov., 1871,
in Nashua, Iowa, Lucinda Beck, born Nov. 20, 1842, in Gal-
lipoUs, Ohio.
ChUdren, bom in Nashua :
i. Bert B.,* b. July 24, 1873; m. Oct. 24, 1896, in Sheri
dan, Lizzie Woodworth.
ii. George, b. June 12, 1884.

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266
Emeline Percilla' Livermore {Cyrus? Abraham? Daniel?
Daniel? John? John') was born Oct. 6, 1832, in German, N. Y. ;
married Sept. 17, 1853, in Pensaukee, Wis., James T. Vance,
born in Albany, N. Y.
ChUdren (Vance) :
i. Arabella,* b. Aug. 15, 1854; d. Sept. 15, 1854.
n. Ella May, b. May 23, 1856; m. Sept. 24, 1876, in
Nashua, Iowa, John Dempster Lamberson. Child
(Lamberson), b. in Greene, Iowa: Raymond Vance,')
b. July 22, 1877.
iii. Lulu Jean, b. Oct. 31, i860; d. Feb. 17, 1887 ; m. Sept.
20, 1878, Louis Fairbairn. Child (Fairbairn), b. in
Fort Dodge, Iowa: Guy,')'b. Sept. 21, 1883.
267
Mary' Livermore {Salem? Jonas? Jonas? Daniel? John?
John') was born Aug. 25, 1795, in Leicester; died there Aug.
8, 1839; married there June 5, 18 17, Jonathan, son of Jonathan
and Martha (Bemis) Warren, born there Dec. 2, 1782 ; died
there Sept. 24, 1845. (See Warren Genealogy.)
Children (Warren), born in Leicester :
566., Jonas Livermore,* b. Dec. 14, 1818.
u. Martha, b. April 6, 1820 ; m. Ashel Spring. No chil
dren.
iii. Sarah, b. Sept. 12, 1823; d. AprU 8, 1861, in Chicago;
m. Daniel Parker. Four children.
268
Nancy' Livermore {Salem? Jonas? Jonas? Datiiel? John?
John') was born Oct. 13, 1800, in Leicester; died Dec. 27,
1875 ; married (i) Moses Rockwood of Grafton, died Feb.,
1835; married (2) Feb., 1837, Stephen Adams; married (3)
Lyman Thompson.
Children (Rockwood) :
i. Salem,* b. June 2, 1824; d. AprU 9, 1840.
U. John, b. Oct. 20, 1825; m. May 19, 1846, Melinda Ada-
line Prouty.

Seventh Generation 191
iii. Angeline, b. Oct. 26, 1827 ; m. James L. Meriam.
iv. David, b. June 26, 1830; d. Oct., 1846.
V. Mary, b. Nov. 7, 1832 ; m. Feb. 19, 1850, Henry Lamb.
vi. Moses, b. July 14, 1835 ; d. Feb., 1847.
Children (Adams) :
vii. Aaron, b. Dec. 10, 1837.
vui. Dexter, b. Mar., 1840; d. AprU, 1840.
ix. Maria Catherine, b. May 14, 1841 ; m. John Wheelock.
X. Jane Emily, b.  ; m. George Berkley.
269
Hannah' Livermore {Salem? Jonas? Jonas? Daniel? John?
John') was born May 21, 1804, in Leicester; died July 29,
1836; married Jan. 9, 1828, in Leicester, Samuel Bottomly.
Children (Bottomly), born in Cherry Valley :
i. Lavina,* b. Aug. 28, 1828.
ii. Cornelia, b. Dec. 29, 1829.
iii. Hannah Jane, b. July 29, 1833.
iv. Nancy Amelia, b. Nov. 19, 1835.
270
Salem' Livermore {Salem? Jonas? Jonas? Daniel? John?
John') was born AprU 23, 1809, in Leicester; died March 4,
1865, in Rochdale; married Nov. 26, 1833, in Leicester, Roxal-
ana, daughter of Joshua and  (FoUett) Darling, born Oct.
12, 1812, in Mendon ; died March 20, 1895, in Leicester. He
was a carpenter, farmer, an operator in real estate, a lieutenant
of mUitia in 1833, and a member of the Episcopal Church.
ChUd, born in Leicester :
567. i. Thomas Salem,* b. July 22, 1836.
271
Jonas' Livermore {Daniel? Jonas? Jonas? Daniel? John?
John') was born April 21, 1802, in Leicester; married (i) April
19, 1827, in Uxbridge, Louisa Gates, born Sept. 12, 1804, in
Holden; died June 19, 1854, in Blackwood, N. J.; married (2)
May 8, 1855, in Blackwood, Anna McElroy, born Aug. 19,
1817, in Moorstown, N. J.; died Aug. 5, 1890, in Blackwood.
He left home when about sixteen years of age, and learned the

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manufacture of wooUens. In 1830 he moved to Blackwood,
where he was one of the organizers of the Good Intent Mills
Company, which he successfully managed for more than thirty
years, amassing a large fortune. In early life he became asso
ciated with the First National Bank of Camden, N. J., and was
the president .of that institution for many years, retiring as its
directing head at his own request. He has taken a lively
interest in the affairs of the Presbyterian church of Blackwood
for over half a century, contributing largely to its support, and
assisting materially in everything pertaining to the welfare of
the town. He has been an elder of the church for more than
sixty years, and, together with the Rev. Dr. F. R. Grace, who
was pastor of the church for over thirty years, has largely
directed its affairs. He started the first Sunday school ever
held in the place. Notwithstanding his advanced age (one
hundred years old AprU 21, 1902), he personally superintends
his large estate, both real and personal. He attends church
services regularly, and is an early riser. He takes great pride
in his crops of fruits and berries, and every year makes much
wine, possessing at the present time wines of many years'
vintage. ChUdren, born in Blackwood :
i. Henry Clay,* b. June 27, 1833 ; m. there Mar. 17, 1878,
Hannah Baseman, b. April 9, 1840, in Cross Keys,
N. J. No chUdren.
568. ii. Mary Amanda, b. Dec. 19, 1834.
569. iii. Sanford, b. Jan. 9, 1838.
iv. Edwin, b. Aug. 7, 1840. He was captain of an ord
nance train during the CivU war, and in April, 1864,
while hastening with it to assist in a battle, where he
was needed and had been sent for, was shot by
guerrillas.
272
Mary' Livermore {Daniel? Jonas? Jonas? Datiiel? John?
Johti') was born AprU 26, 181 1, in Leicester; married there
AprU 9, 1833, David McFarland, born June 20, i8o8, in Stur
bridge; died June 16, 1881, in Worcester.

Sevetith Getieration 193
Children (McFarland), born in Leicester :
i. Lewis Frederick,* b. Dec. 16, 1835 ; d. there Nov. 6,
1838.
n. Mary Jane, b. Oct. 19, 1839 ; d. there AprU 17, 1849..
in. Frederick, b. AprU 29, 1842 ; d. there May 25, 1842.
iv. Maria, b. Nov. 10, 1844; d. there Jan. 20, 1845.
v. Angle, b. Sept. 12, 1846; d. June 21, 1886, in Boston;
m. May 6, 187 1, in New York, George Frederic Staehlin.
No children. 273
Diantha' Livermore {Daniel? Jonas? Jonas * Daniel? John,"
John') was born March 30, 18 13, in Leicester; married there
July 23, 1834, Daniel Henshaw of Pine Plain, N. Y., born Feb.
9, 18 12, in Auburn.
Children (Henshaw), born in Eaton, N. Y. :
i. Ann Jeanette Larue,* b. Sept. 26, 1835 ! ^- ^^- i4>
1 89 1, in Chicago, IU., unm.
ii. Ethridge Golden, b. June 6, 1837, kiUed Aug. 7, 1867,
in Plum Creek, Mo., in a railroad accident.
570. iii. Adelaide Lunette, b. Mar. 11, 1839.
iv. Mary Josephine, b. July 4, 1841 ; d. Nov. 25, 1877, in
Galesburg, IU. ; m. there Oct. 28, 1868, John B. In-
gersoU, b. May 17, 1831, in Fairbury, IU. ; d. April
28, 1870, in Galesburg. No children.
571. V. Frederick Eugene, b. July 21, 1843.
572. vi. Helen Elizabeth, b. Nov. 17, 1846.
274
Lewis' Livermore {Daniel? Jonas? Jonas? Daniel? John?
Johti') was born July 31, 181 5, in Leicester; married (i) May
23, 1839, in Berkeley, N. J., Elizabeth Dawson, born there Feb.
12, 18 17; died July 16, 1844, in Good Intent, N. J. ; married
(2) Oct. 17, 1844, in Woodbury, Susanna Middleton, born Feb.
II, 1826, in Blackwood, N. J.
Children :
573. i. WiUiam Harrison,* b. Feb. 29, 1840, in Good Intent.
ii. Adelaide Lunette, b. Aug. 2, 1845, in Good Intent; d.
Mar. 12, 1865, in Chicago, unm.

194 Livermore Family
574. iii. Adrinette, b. Nov. 11, 1852, in Blackwood.
iv. Kate Middleton, b. Oct. 23, 1855, in Blackwood; d.
there Feb. 19, 1878; m. Jan. 21, 1874, in Philadel
phia, John H. Fort, b. June 10, 1851, in Tottenville,
Staten Island, N. Y. Child (Fort): i. William Mid
dleton? b. Dec. II, 1874, in Blackwood.

275
Daniel Parker' Livermore {Daniel? Jonas? Jonas? Daniel?
Johti? John') was born June 17, 18 18, in Leicester; died July
5, 1899, in Melrose; married May 6, 1845, in Boston, Mary
Ashton, daughter of Timothy and Zebiah Vose Glover (Ashton)
Rice, born Dec. 19, 1820, on Salem Street, in Boston.
He was educated in the public school and in Leicester Acad
emy. He was at first a teacher and then studied for the
ministry, in Providence, R. I., under Rev. W. S. Balch. He
was ordained in the Universalist denomination at Georgetown,
in 1 84 1, and preached in Georgetown and FaU River, Mass.,
Stafford, Conn., Weymouth, Duxbury and Maiden. At the time
of his marriage he was pastor of a church in Fall River. Soon
after they moved to Connecticut, afterwards to Auburn, N. Y.,
and in 1857, to Chicago, where in that year he conducted a
paper called the " New Covenant," of which he was both pro
prietor and editor, from 1858 to 1869. This paper in those
years was one of the leading Universalist journals, and he was a
thoroughly furnished and well equipped theological writer, and
with the trenchant and graceful pen of Mrs. Livermore, who was
associated with her husband in the conduct of the paper, the
"New Covenant" became widely known. He was pastor of
the Second Universalist Church in Chicago, and for thirteen
years was a missionary in the Northwest. In 1870 he returned
to Massachusetts, and from 1870 to 1882 preached in Hingham,
and during that time and untU his death lived in Melrose. He
received the degree of A. M. from the Lombard University at
Galesburg, 111. He was the author of several religious books.
He went abroad with his wife several times on lecturing tours,
and travelled all over the country with her. She is the cele-

Sevetith Generation igj
brated Mrs. Mary A. Livermore, and for a sketch of her life
see "The Women of the Century," by Charles W. Moulton of
Buffalo, N. Y. She is now (April, 1902) living in Melrose.
ChUdren :
i. Mary Eliza,* b. June 22, 1848, in Stafford, Conn. ; d.
May 23, 1853, in Weymouth.
u. Henrietta White, b. June 6, 185 1, in Stafford; m. AprU
6, 1876, m Melrose, John Oscar, son of Alfred M. and
Mary (Brown) Norris, b. in 1844, in Chester, N. H.
Children (Norris):
I. Mary Livermore? b.  .
2. Alarion, b.  ; m. April lo, 1902, in Melrose, Cyrus
Eugene Pierce of Boston.
3. Ethel, b.  .
4. John, b.  .
iii. Marcia Elizabeth, b. June 3, 1854, in Maiden, unm.
276
Walter' Sibley {Abigail? David,^ Jotias? Daniel? John?
John') was born Jan. 28, 1797, in Spencer; died there July 25,
1842 ; married May, 1821, Ruth W. Ryan of Charlton.
ChUdren (Sibley), born in Spencer :
i. Charles,* b. July 2, 1826 ; lives in Pana, IU.
ii. Eliza Jane, b. June 17, 1829.
iii. William Evans, b. Nov. 22, 1833.
iv. Henry, b.  .
277
Russell' Sibley {Abigail? David? Jotias? Daniel? John?
John') was born Dec. 26, 1798, in Spencer; married there (i)
Dec. 21, 1823, Susan Newhall, born Oct. 13, 1803; died there
Oct. 21, 1834; married (2) in 1839, Cyrena HaU of Charlton,
died May 15, 1846, aged 33 years.
ChUdren (Sibley), born in Spencer :
i. Elizabeth Maria,* b. Nov. 30, 1825.
ii. Morris Newhall, b. Mar. 29, 1829.
iii. Susan Newhall, b. Jan. 5, 1831 ; d. there Aug. 12, 1839.
iv. Susan Newhall, b. July 27, 1840.
V. Julius Russell, b. July 15, 1841.
vi. Julia Ann, twin to Julius.

196 Livermore Family
278
Paul' Sibley {Abigail? David? Jonas? Daniel? John? John')
was born Sept. 6, 1804, in Spencer; married in 1838, Esther
Stone of Chariton, died Oct. 18, 1854, in Spencer, aged 39.
She was a sister of Amasa Stone, whose daughter is the wife of
Secretary of State John Hay, formerly Ambassador to England.
ChUdren (Sibley), born in Spencer :
i. Mary Ann,* b. June 7, 1839 ; m. George Hobbs.
ii. Lucius Addison, b. Sept. 26, 1840.
iii. Emily Louisa, b. July 19, 1842.
279
Brigham' Sibley {Abigail? David? Jonas? Daniel? John?
John') was born June 3, 1807, in Spencer; married there (i)
June 20, 1838, Adaline Adams, born there Dec. 28, 1813 ; died
there Oct. 27, 1846; married there (2) May 22, 1849, Seraph
Rice, died there  ; married (3) June 11, 1854, Mrs. Sarah
M. Crosby.
ChUdren (Sibley), born in Spencer :
i. Louisa Adams,* b. Mar. 16, 1840 ; m. in Spencer,
Thomas Comins.
u. Rufus Adams, b. Dec. 3, 184 1; he is one of the firm
of Sibley, Lindsey and Kerr of Rochester, N. Y.
in. Maria, b. Nov. 10, 1843.
iv. Susan Adams, b. Oct. 18, 1846; m. George M. Morse.
280
Winthrop' Livermore {David? David? Jotias? Daniel?
Johti? John') was born July 21, 1804, in Spencer; died there
March 14, 1876; married there (i) March 20, 1830, Louisa,
daughter of Capt. Jonas and Judith (Bemis) Bemis, born there
Dec. 19, 1807; died there May 9, 1849; married (2) May 5,
1852, in Ware, Eliza Townsend (a widow), daughter of Snow
and Betsey (Collins) Sherman, born Sept. 11, 1816, in Ware;
she stUl lives with her daughter Mary, in Spencer. In 1853, he
started the business of manufacturing boot, cloth and other boxes
at " Howe's MUls," two and a half mUes south from the Post

Sevetith Generation 197
Office in Spencer, introducing machinery to do the work usually
performed by hand. He remained there untU i860, when he
moved "to town," and became owner of the privilege known as
the "Livermore Box Manufactory," erecting new and suitable
buUdings for the better accommodation of his increasing busi
ness. The largest yearly production of his works was 100,000
boxes, consuming 2,000,000 feet of lumber. He was a select
man of Spencer in 1858 and 1859.
ChUdren :
i. Angeline Louisa,* b. Jan. 5, 1831, in Spencer; m. there
April 17, 1852, John A., son of John and Susan (How
land) Wilson, b. July 7, 1828. Child (Wilson) : Her
bert M.")
ii. Maria E., b. Dec. 26, 1832, in South Royalston; d.
there Aug. 26, 1851, unm.
575. iii. Warren Jonas, b. Jan. 5, 1835, in South Royalston.
576. iv. Lorenzo David, b. Dec. 3, 1836, in South Royalston.
577. V. John Whittemore, b. Mar. 23, 1840, in South Royalston.
vi. Sarah Jane, b. Aug. 4, 1844, in Spencer; d. there Jan.
26, 1865, unm.
vn. Louis Bemis, b. Sept. 19, 1847, in Spencer; d. there
June 12, 1855.
578. viii. Mary Eliza, b. AprU 10, 1853, in Spencer.
579. ix. Frederic Augustus, b. June i, 1859, in Spencer.
281
Lorenzo' Livermore {David? David? Jotias? Daniel? John?
Johti') was born Oct. i, 1806, in Spencer; died there Sept. 8,
1897 ; married in 1838, in New York City, Susan, daughter of
Jonathan and Betsey (Lee) Hatfield, born Nov. 10, 1812, in
Westfield, N. J. ; died Feb. 17, 1880, in Spencer. He was a
carpenter.

ChUdren :

David Lorenzo,* b. Sept. 15, 1840, in New York City;
m. Jan. 31, 1870, in Richmond, Mo., Fannie, dau,
of Jeptha Dudley and Cornelia (Eads) Estes, b. July
4, 1847, in Greenup Fork, Ky. No chUdren. He was
a physician in Dunlap, Iowa, but is now Uving in
Phoenix, Arizona.

198 Livermore Fatnily
n. Elmira, b. Oct. 10, 1847, in Spencer; m. there Feb. 11,
1885, Albert E., son of Samuel and Eliza (Davis)
Morse. No children. 282
David Dexter' Livermore {David? David? Jonas? Daniel?
John? John') was born Aug. 6, 1 812, in Spencer; died Oct. 4,
1883, in Rochester, Minn.; married May 4, 1840, in Elizabeth-
town, N. J., Sarah Josephine Morgan, born AprU 2, 1815, in
Newark, N. J.; died AprU 30, 1854, in New York City.
He left Spencer just after the great fire in 1837, going to
New York City, where he lived untU 1856, thence removing
to Rochester, where he resided untU i860, thence he returned
to New York, remaining untU 1869, thence to Rochester again.
ChUdren, born in New York City :
i. Frederick Dexter,* b. Mar. 9, 1841 ; m. Nov. 4, 1885, in
Rochester, Mary Catherine, dau. of Horace and Anna
(Chauncy) Cook, b. there Aug. 16, 1858. He was
educated in New York City and lived with his father
until his death. He is now proprietor of the Rochester
(Minn.) Iron Works, corner Fourth and Oak streets,
manufacturing engines and boilers. No children.
n. Clifford Watson, b. July 19, 1846; d. there May 31,
1851. 283
Calista' Livermore {David? David? Jotias? Daniel? John?
John') was born June 25, 18 14, in Spencer; died March 19,
1897, in Buffalo, N. Y. ; married there Nov. 2, 1841, Lothrop
Upham of New York, born Jan. i, 18 15, in Belchertown ; died
Feb. 20, 185 1, in Black Rock (now Buffalo), N. Y. She was a
teacher in the public schools of Buffalo for more than twenty-
five years, after the death of her husband.
Children (Upham) :
i. A daughter,* b. Sept. 15, 1842, in New York; d. there
Feb. 20, 1843.
ii. George Livermore, b. Oct., 1843, in New York; d. there
Mar. 10, 1844.

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ni. EUzabeth Livermore, b. Aug. 26, 1845, in Black Rock;
d. there Dec. 27, 1896; m, there Henry Farrar.
iv, V. Twins, b. July 29, 1848, in Black Rock; d. there Aug.
12, 1848. 284
Maria' Livermore ( William? David? Jotias? Datiiel? John?
John') was born June 14, 181 3, in Spencer; died March 26,
1901, in Owego, N. Y. ; married May 8, 1837, in Spencer,
LeRoy Wilson, son of John and Miriam (IsbeU) Kingman, born
Aug. 9, 1808, in Cincinnatus, N. Y. ; died March 2, 1861, in
Owego. He was county clerk.
ChUdren (Kingman), the first three born in SpeedsviUe, N. Y.,
the others in Owego :
580. i. Le Roy Wilson,* b. Mar. 15, 1840.
581. ii. WUliam Livermore, b. Feb. i, 1842.
582. iii. Stella Maria, b. May 16, 1845.
iv. Emily Loring, b. July 24, 1855.
583. V. Helen Elizabeth, b. Nov. 13, i860.
285
William White' Livermore ( Walton? David? Jonas *
Daniel? John? John') was born Sept. 16, 18 14, in Spencer;
died May 21, 1855, in New York; married May 14, 1842,
Anne Post of New York.
ChUdren, born in New York :
584. i. William Floyd,* b. Feb. 21, 1843.
585. n. Adele Walton, b. Sept. 18, 1849.
286
George Henry' Livermore ( Walton? David? Jonas?
Daniel? John? John') was born July 28, 18 19, in Spencer;
married there Feb. 15, 1849, Marcia A., daughter of Otis and
Harriet Watson, born there in 1822. He was town treasurer of
Spencer 1856 to i860; assessor 1855 to 1857; selectman in
1858 ; a manufacturer and a justice of the peace. He now lives
in New York City.

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Children, born in Spencer :
i. George Walton,* b. Feb. i, 185 1, a graduate of New
York University. Lives in New York.
ii. Annie Jane, b. Aug. 22, 1852; m. Oct. 15, 1878, in
Nyack, N. Y., Thomas WeUs Robinson, b. Oct. 10,
1843, in Kingston, R. I.; d. Dec. 19, 1893.
iii. Arthur Allison, b. Jan. 5, 1856 ; d. there Sept. 18, 1858.
586. iv. Frederick William, b. Sept. 10, 1858.
287
Charles Frederick' Livermore ( Walton? David? Jonas?
Daniel? John? John') was born July 4, 1824, in Spencer; died
March 25, 1889, in New York; married (i) Oct., 1852, in New
York, Arabella F., daughter of WUson G. Hunt, died Dec. 30,
i860, in New York City; married (2) June 4, 1872, Emma,
daughter of John and Mary (Pendexter]^ RUey of New York. 5 h e ._
ChUdren, born in New York -.^^'j )^ - ^„_.^..^^''-)'^'''^
i. Charles Frederick,* b. 1873; d. 1875.
ii. John Riley, b. Feb. 21, 1876.
ni. PhiHp Walton, b. Oct. 13, 1882.
iv. Constance Frederica, b. Mar. 20, 1884.
288
Walton' Livermore {Lorenzo? David? Jotias? Daniel?
John? John') was born Feb. 28, 1841, in Spencer; married
there Nov. 25, 1869, Jane, daughter of WUliam and Marie L.
Sampson, born there Nov. 13, 1844; died there Dec. 26, 1873.
He was a soldier in the Civil war, mustered in July 31, 1862,
as a member of company E, 34th Mass. Vol. infantry, and dis
charged June 16, 1865, at the expiration of his service ; he lives
in Spencer and was a merchant, but now is a leather cutter in
Isaac Prouty & Sons' boot factory.
Child, born in Spencer :
i. Edward Walton,* b. Dec. 6, 1873.
289
Albert' Livermore {Lorenzo? David? Jotias? Daniel?
John? John') was born Sept. 3, 1843, in Spencer; married Aug.
9, 1884, in New Richmond, Wis., Mrs. Mary Elizabeth BeU,

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daughter of Alvah and Mary (Cooley) Austin, born Nov. 30,
 , in Longmeadow.
He was a soldier in the CivU war, having been mustered in
July 20, 1864, as a member of company F, 6oth regiment, Mass.
Vols., and served one hundred days, being discharged Nov. 30,
1864, at the expiration of his service ; he served under the U. S.
Christian Commission in 1864-65. He was educated at Wes-
leyan Academy, WUbraham, and was in Amherst College 1863-
64, and from 1865 to 1868, when he was graduated ; he studied
one year at Bangor (Me.) Theological Seminary, and two years
at Andover, where he was graduated in 1873 ; after his college
graduation he was an instructor in the New York Deaf and
Dumb Institution. He has also been an assistant in Morristown,
N. J., academy ; associate principal in White Plains (N. Y.) MiU-
tary Institute ; principal of the academy in Dudley. He was
ordained as a minister of the Congregational church in MUlers
Falls, and was pastor there in 1875 ! acting pastor of the church
in New Richmond, from 1876 to 1879; acting pastor at St.
Ignace, Mich., 1880 to 1882; pastor at NashviUe, Mich., 1883
to 1885 ; at Spencer, N. Y., 1885 to 1898, and is at present
pastor at Montour FaUs, N. Y. No children.
290
Silas' Livermore {Silas? Elisha? Jotias? Daniel? John?
John') was born March 15, 18 12, in Oxford; died March 31,
1894, in Germantown, Penn.; married (i) Aug. 9, 1855, in
Carthage, N. Y., Eliza Maria Andres, born May lo, 1830, in
L'Acadie, Canada East; died Sept. 2, i860, in East Bend,
N. C; married (2) Oct. 31, 1861, in Williamsburg, N. C,
Martha Jane Grumpier, born Oct. 24, 1835, in Wilkes Co.,
N. C. ; died July 30, 1871, in Crab Orchard, Ky. ; married (3),
Aug. 27, 1874, in Little Rock, Ark., EUza Ann Duncan, born
March 25, 1836, in Snow HUl, Md. They lived in ShelbyviUe,
111. He was graduated from Brown University in 1842, and
from Newton Theological Institution in 1843 ; ordained a Bap
tist minister in 1857. He was a teacher, preacher and agent in

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Virginia, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Missouri, Arkansas, and
Illinois. ChUdren :
i. Charles Frederick,* b. Aug. 7, 1858, in Sinks Grove,
Va. ; d. Aug. 29, i860, in East Bend.
ii. Rufus Putnam, b. May 29, i860, in New York.
iii. Eliza Martha, b. Dec. 14, 1862, in PhUadelphia; d.
there Oct. 7, 1864.
iv. Mary Ann, b. Oct. 2, 1864, in Philadelphia.
V. Arthur St. Clair, b. April i, 1866, in Newport, Ohio; d.
Nov. 3, 1868, in Bloomfield, Mo.
vi. Eola Kate Duncan, b. Dec. 26, 1878, in ShelbyvUle.
291
Elisha Swift' Livermore {Silas? Elisha? Jotias? Datiiel?
John? Johti') was born July i, 1820, in Lisle, N. Y. ; died Aug.
16, 1863, in PhUadelphia, Penn.; married (i) in 1843, in Graf
ton, Lemira Barros Daniels, born Feb. 24, 1821, in Richmond,
N. H.; died March 29, 1844, in Grafton; married (2) March
19, 1 85 1, in Sutton, Lydia, widow of . Emory StockweU and
daughter of Eber and Mary (Reed) Parsons, born July 27, 18 13,
in Dummerston, Vt. ; died Aug. 28, 1892, in Worcester. He
was a shoe-maker.
He enlisted in the 15th Mass. Vols, in 1861, was taken
prisoner at Ball's Bluff and confined in Libby Prison for several
months ; he was then exchanged and re-entered the army ; he
was wounded twice, but remained in the service untU wounded
at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863, and whUe on his way home (with
his wife for whom he had sent) died in Philadelphia ; he is buried
beside his first wife in Grafton.
ChUd, born in Grafton :
i. Jane Lemira,* b. Mar. 24, 1844; d. July i, 1844, in
Millbury. 292
Louisa' Livermore {Paid? Elisha? Jotuis? Daniel? John?
John') was born Oct. 10, 1808, in Oxford; married March 11,
1830, in MUlbury, Joseph Bancroft, born there June 13, 1804;
died there March 20, 1870.

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Children (Bancroft), born in MUlbury :
587. i. Calista Louisa,* b. Oct. 4, 1830.
588. ii. Caroline Esther, b. Mar. 7, 1833.
589. iii. Mary Jane, b. June 11, 1836.
iv. Myron Joseph, b. Feb. 6, 1839; d. Mar. 5, 1862, in
Millbury; m. June 12, 1861, in Spencer, Maria Cur
tis Hall. His widow m. again and went out West.
293
Mary Elizabeth' Livermore {Isaac? Elijah? Isaac? Dan
iel? John? John') was born July 24, 1842, in Hinsdale ; married
June 22, 1870, in Peru, John R., son of John R. and Hannah B.
Hall, born in 1848, in Pittsfield.
ChUdren (Hall), all but the eldest born in BeUevue, Ohio :
i. Mary Evelyn,* b. May 10, 187 1, in Peru.
ii. Eugene Walter, b. Dec. 18, 1872.
iii. Carrie Livermore, b. Oct. 26, 1877.
iv. Sadie Belle, b. Oct. 20, 1879.
V. Julia Russell, b. Oct. 24, 1882.
294
Chester Watson' Livermore {Henry? Elijah? Isaac? Dan
iel? Johti? John') was born in March, 1828, in Cummington ; died
AprU 12, 1869, in Hinsdale; married in 1854, Sarah Holcomb.
He was a taUor and afterwards an innkeeper.
Children, born in Hinsdale :
i. Flora Electa,* b. Oct. 26, 1856.
ii. Emily, b. July 18, 1859 ; d. Aug. 20, 1863.
iii. Grace, b. June 2, 1864.
iv. Frank Henry, b. Nov. 27, 1866 ; m. Dec. 13, 1890, in
Troy, N. Y., Jessie A., dau. of George A. and Martha
Holland, b. in 1869, in North Adams. He was a
bookkeeper. Child, b. in Pittsfield :
I. Dorothy Holland? b. Jan. 9, 1894.
295
Henry Martin' Livermore {Lyman? Elijah? Isaac? Dati
iel? John? John') was born Jan. 17, 1824, in Amherst; died
March 31, 1886, in North Adams; married Feb. 10, 1846, in

204 Livermore Family
Chariemont, Adeline L., daughter of Eli and Mary Todd, born
in 1820, in Charlemont. He was a farmer.
Child, born in Charlemont :
590. i. Charles Henry,* b. AprU 27, 1850.
296
Martha Jane' Livermore {Martin? Elijah? Isaac? Daniel?
John? John') was born in Aug., 1843, in Plainfield; married Jan.
2, 1869, James Murray of Dalton. They lived in Holyoke.
Children (Murray), born in Holyoke :
i. Rutherford Livermore,* b. in Oct., 1876.
u. Arthur Howard, b. in April, 1879.
ni. Mary Evans, b. in 'AprU, 1883.
297
Orrin Elijah' Livermore {Chester? Elijah? Isaac? Daniel?
John? John') was born Nov. 28, 1837, in Hinsdale; married
April 3, 1 86 1, in Peru, Elizabeth Waldo, daughter of Selden K.
and Margaret (Stowell) Ferguson, born April 7, 1843, in New
ark, N. Y.
He was brought up on a farm in Hinsdale ; after receiving an
academic education he taught school one term. In 1863 he
went to Northampton, having secured work with Moses Buck,
by whom he was employed nine years, after which he succeeded
to his employer's weU-established business as a contractor and
buUder. Among the public buUdings erected by him in North
ampton are the Hampshire County Bank, McCallum's store, the
Northampton Institution for Savings, LUly Hall, Art Gallery,
annex to the main buUding of Smith CoUege, and the Hatfield
and Washburn houses connected with the college ; among
the fine residences are those of Messrs. McCaUum, Crook,
Porter, H. A. Kimball, and Professor H. M. Tyler. He has
served in the Common CouncU three years, having been presi
dent one year, and was an alderman for two years. He is a
Master Mason and an active member of the Independent Order
of Odd Fellows, having passed all the chairs up to and including
that of the Canton ; is a member of the Baptist church, in which

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he has served as deacon for twenty-three years, and has been
superintendent of the Sunday school for eighteen years. He is
also a prominent member of the Republican party.
ChUdren, born in Northampton :
i. Minnie B.,* b. in 1862 ; m. there April 30, 1884, John
W., son of Albert L. and Lavinia (Cook) Draper, b.
there in i860,
ii, Ada Grace, b. Mar. 2, 1864; d. there Oct. 5, 1864.
iii. Ernest Howard, b. Aug. 29, 1873; d. there Jan. 10,
1893. He was a young man of great promise, a fine
scholar, and for a year and a half a clerk in the Post
Office there.
iv. Bertha May, b. June 7, 1877 ; d. there Oct. 9, 1877.
V. Alma B., b.  ; a talented musician.
vi. Carleton, b. in 1894. 298
Miriam Adaline' Livermore {Chester? Elijah? Isaac? Dan
iel? John? John') was born Jan. 4, 1841, in Hawley; married
Dec. 13, 1862, in Springfield, Andrew Swan Cook, born July 25,,
1838, in Plainfield. She was formerly a school teacher.
ChUdren (Cook) :
i. Fred Ellsworth,* b. June 5, 1866, in Northampton.
ii. Frank Chester, b. April 20, 1869, in Springfield.
iii. Mabel Frances, b. Sept. 21, 1873, in Springfield.
299
Daniel' Livermore {Edmund? Daniel? Edmuttd? Satnuel?
Samuel? John') was born June 30, 1799, in WUmington, Vt. ;
died in 1875; married Jan. 21, 1828, in Delaware, Mary Ann
Robinson. He was a civil engineer and chief engineer of the
Delaware and Chesapeake Canal, the Erie Canal in New York,
and the James River Canal in Virginia. She lived in Port Penn,
Del. ChUdren :
i. William Darrach,* b. Dec. 20, 1828 ; drowned July 19,
1854, in the Delaware River. He was an apothecary
in PhUadelphia.

2o6 Livermore Family
ii. Origen, b. Sept. i6, 1830, in Blairsville, Va. ; d. AprU 8,
1864. He was an apothecary in PhUadelphia.
in. Mary E. T., b. about 1832 ; d. young.
iv. Jarvis Stuart, b. about 1834 ; d. young.
300
Alonzo' Livermore {Edmund? Daniel? Edmund? Samuel?
Samuel? John') wzs born Feb. 25, 1803, in Wilmington, Vt. ;
died AprU 8, 1888, in Mendota, IU. ; married AprU 30, 1826, in
Jonestown, Pa., Eliza Brunner, born there Dec. 10, 1806; died
March lo, 1861, in Tremont, Pa.; he was a civil engineer by
profession; he was engaged on the Erie Canal in 1822, and in
1824 went to Pennsylvania as chief engineer of the Union Canal.
In 1827 he became chief engineer of the line from the Aqueduct
across the Alleghany River to BlairsvUle, Pa. He moved to
Kentucky in 1835, and had charge of the Green and Barren
River navigation, as chief engineer. He was later engaged in
the U. S. service, in improving the Des Moines Rapids in the
Mississippi, at Keokuk, Iowa, and also the Rock Island Rapids.
The towns of Livermore, Pa., and Livermore, Ky., were named
after him.
Children :
i. Pamelia,* b. Feb. 17, 1827, in Jonestown, Pa.; d. May
24, 1849, in Rumsey, Ky., unm.
591. ii. FideUa, b. Jan. 17, 1829, in BlairsviUe, Pa.
in. Maria, b. AprU 11, 1832, in Franklin, Pa. ; d. there June
S> 1832-
iv. Horace Brunner, b. Aug. 23, 1833, in Franklin; d.
May 20, 1884, in Macomb, IU. ; m. in AprU, 1856,
Estelle Hoffman of Baltimore, Md. ; he studied medi
cine in Louisville, Ky. ; he lived in Ashton, Pa., Keo
kuk, la., and Macomb. Child : John Alonzo? b. July,
1859.
592. V. Alonzo SkUes, b. Aug. 19, 1840, in Rumsey.
301
Jairus' Livermore {Edtnund? Daniel? Edttiund? Samuel?
Samuel? John') was born Feb. 7, 1815, in Wilmington, Vt. ;
died in 1862, in Ononwa, Louisa Co., la. ; married Oct. 5, 1846,

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Abby Babb, born Sept. 25, 1826, in Luzerne Co., Pa. On
Sept. 26, 1846, he was living in Ebensburgh, Pa. He was a
civU engineer in Kentucky, afterwards a teacher in Des Moines
Co., la., and at last a farmer in Ononwa.
ChUdren, the first three born in Des Moines Co., the others in
Ononwa : i. Susan Abby,* b. June 15, 1848 ; m. Mar. 7, 1864, Clark
Moore, b. in 1844, in West Virginia ; he is a farmer
in Inland, la. Child (Moore) : Oliver E.")
ii. MUlard Fillmore, b. Aug. 27, 1850.
in. Cornelia, b. June 9, 1852 ; m. Oct. 17, 1868, WiUiam H.
Brown, b. Aug. 2, 1846 ; he is a farmer in Ringgold
Co., la.
iv. Arthur, b. Aug. 8, 1854.
V. Mary, b. Aug. 4, 1856.
vi. Pamelia B., b. Aug. 15, 1858.
vii. Stella A., b. Jan. 4, 1862.

302
Henry Dwight' Livermore {Edmund? Daniel? Edmund*
Samuel? Samuel? John') was born March 7, 1820; diedJtUy 5,
1872, in Vermont; married Feb. 8, 1855, Lydia Walker, daugh
ter of Philip and Eunice (Hix) Corbett of WUmington, Vt., born
July 25, 1 82 1, and in 1846 was living in Ebensburgh, Pa., where
he and his sister Pamelia were then teaching school.
ChUd : i. Cora Jane,* b. Oct. 13, 1857.

303
Melinda' Livermore {Daniel? Daniel? Edmund? Samuel?
Samuel? John') was born in 1798, in Sangerfield, N. Y. ; mar
ried March 13, 1821, Elijah Conger.
ChUdren (Conger) :
593. i. Mortimer Livermore,* b. Dec. 19, 1821, in Brookfield,
N. Y.
594. ii. Daniel, b. Sept. 29, 1828, in Sangerfield.

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304
Daniel' Livermore {Datiiel? Daniel? Edmund? Samuel,'^
Samuel? John') was born June 19, 1801, in Sangerfield, N. Y. ;
died there AprU 23, 1889; married March 11, 1830, in Mar
shall, N. Y., Elmina Lamberton, born there Nov. 6, 1808 ; died
Dec. 29, 1889, in Sangerfield.
ChUdren, born in Sangerfield :
i. Henrietta,* b. Jan. 14, 1831 ; d. there July i, 1843.
595. ii. Emily, b. July 10, 1833.
596. iii. Elmina Virginia, b. Sept. 15, 1838.
597, iv, Daniel, b. Sept. 20, 1840.
V. Dwight, b. June 19, 1845; d. there Sept. 13, 1845.

305
Aranus' Livermore {Daniel? Daniel? Edmund? Samuel?
Samuel? John') was born Aug. 30, 1803, in Sangerfield, N. Y. ;
died there March 9, 1875 ; married there Sept. 24, 1828, Ex
perience KeUogg, born AprU 18, 18 11, in North Salem; died
Dec. 20, 1872, in Sangerfield.
ChUdren, born in Sangerfield :
598. i. Sarah,* b. Oct. 2, 1829.
599. ii. Ellen Amelia, b. Feb. 12, 1832.
iii. Infant.
iv. Irving Aranus, b. May 30, 1842; m. Oct. 11, 1870,,
EUen Rosalia Clark, b. Dec. 19, 1842, in Brookfield,.
N.Y.
600. V. DeWitt Clinton, b. June i, 1845.
601. vi. Rose Bell, b. Aug. 25, 1851.

306
Oraniel' Livermore {Daniel? Datiiel? Edmund? Samuel?
Samuel? John') was born Sept. 20, 1806, in Sangerfield, N. Y. ;
died March 18, 1872, in WiUow Spring, Kan. ; married Aug. 20,
1837, in EarivUle, N. Y., Betsey Ann Grain, born there Aug.
31, 181 3 ; died Nov. 3, 1880, in StockweU, Ind.

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ChUdren, all but the second and ,third born in DeansvUle,
N. Y. : i. Eudora Melinda,* b. Dec. 6, 1839.
602. ii. Mortimer Conger, b. Nov. 13, 1841, in Earlsville, N. Y.
603. in. Silas Wright, b. Mar. 24, 1844, in Marshall, N. Y.
iv. Leslie Seymour, b. Dec. 28, 1845.
604. V. Harvey Crain, b. July 21, 1850.
vi. Arthur Oraniel, b. Nov. 29, 1852; d. Feb. 4, 1871, in
Willow Spring. 307
James' Livermore {Daniel? Daniel? Edtnund? Samuel?
Samuel? John') was born Oct. 2, 18 10, in Sangerfield, N. Y. ;
married March 16, 1835, in Manlius, N. Y., Mary Ann Thomp-'
son, born May 5, 18 14, in Kirkland, N. Y. ; died May 12, 1889,
in Madison, N. Y.
ChUdren :
605. i. De Farriett,* b. Dec. 26, 1836, in Paris HiU, N. Y.
ii. James Madison, b. Aug. 19, 1839, in Kirkland ; d. Oct.
19, 1864, in Madison.
606. iii. Newton, b. Aug. 12, 1845, in Madison.
iv. Marian, b. July 6, 1847, in Madison; m. there Aug. 8,
1867, WiUiam Haight. Child (Haight) : La Belle.')
308
John Pierce' Livermore {Samuel? Datiiel? Edmund? Sam
uel? Samuel? John') was born Feb. 11, 1798, in WUmington,
Vt. ; died July 17, 1889, in Independence, N. Y. ; married Oct.
25, 1818, in Brookfield, N. Y., Annis, daughter of Edward J.
and Susannah (Crandall) Green, born March 8, 1 798, in Stephen-
town, N. Y. ; died Feb. 23, 1877, in Independence.
He enlisted and served as a substitute near the close of the
"war of 18 12" with England, and was a pensioner for many
years. He settled in Independence about 182 1, when the west
ern part of the State of New York was a wilderness ; he was
justice of the peace twenty-eight years, supervisor for three
years, and postmaster twenty years, and also a farmer. He
was an active member of the Seventh Day Baptist church. No
chUdren.

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309
Samuel' Livermore {Samuel? Daniel? Edmutui? Samuel?
Samuel? John') was born March 21, 1800, in Wilmington, Vt. ;
died April 18, 1891, in Sharon, Pa.; married (i) Feb. 7, 1822,
in TuUy, N. Y., Elizabeth Allen, born Aug. 25, 1800, in Broad-
albin, N. Y. ; died March 4, 1852, in Independence, N. Y. ;
married (2) about 1856 in Hume, N. Y., Julia Cowin. He set
tled in Independence in May, 1823, and was a farmer, an ex
perienced and accurate surveyor, for several years a commissioner
of highways, and held other positions of trust in his township ;
he was a member of the Seventh Day Baptist Church.
Children :
607. i. John,* b. Mar. 19, 1823, in Brookfield, N. Y.
ii. William Slocum, b. May 2, 1828, in Independence ; m.
about 1850, in Andover, N. Y., Maria Lyons. He
lives in Lander, Pa. Children :
J. George Sears? b. about 185 1. He has a son. .
2. Emily, b.  ; m. Henry Frazine of Farmington, Pa.
Son (Frazine) : Floyd.'"
608. ni. Samuel AUen, b. Feb. 4, 1834, in Independence.
310
Sally' Livermore {Samuel? Daniel? Edmund? Satnuel?
Samuel? John') was born July 20, 1802, in Sangerfield, N. Y. ;
died AprU 7, 1868 ; married Dec. 26, 18 19, in Brookfield, N. Y.,
WiUiam Potter, born March 6, 1795 ; died March 15, 1843.
ChUdren (Potter) :
609. i. William,* b. Oct. 30, 1820.
610. ii. Hosea B., b. Nov. 28, 1822.
611. iii. Luther, b. Aug. 28, 1824.
612. iv. Samuel, b. Dec. 21, 1826.
V. Sally, b. Jan. 10, 1829.
vi. Job, b. Dec. 22, 1831.
vn. Edmund D., b. Feb. 12, 1833.
viu. Hannah, b. Mar. 24, 1836.
ix. Ellen, b. Feb. 8, 1838.
x. Adelbert, b". Oct. 13, 1841.

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311

Edmund' Livermore {Samuel? Datiiel? Edmund? Samuel?
Samuel? John') was born AprU 9, 1806, in Sangerfield, N. Y. ;
died June 22, 1899; married Sept. 14, 1826, in Brookfield,
N. Y., Tacy Babcock, daughter of Patten and Lois (Babcock)
Fitch, born there April 10, 1807; died May 31, 1875, in Inde
pendence, N. Y. He settled there in May, 1823. He was for
several years a school teacher and at different times held the
offices in his town of clerk of elections, school commissioner, and
commissioner of highways ; he was also a farmer, and a member
of the Seventh Day Baptist Church.
Children :
613. i. Philarmon Patten,* b. Nov. 13, 1827, in Independence.
ii. Julius, b. Dec. 20, 1830, in Brookfield ; d. same day.
614. iii. Lois Arminda, b. Jan. 6, 1832, in Brookfield.
615. iv. Leander EUiott, b. Mar. 26, 1835, in Independence.
V. Annis Eliza, b. Feb. 5, 1839, in Independence; d. there
Sept. 7, 1844.
vi. Amelia, b. Sept. 5, 1845, in Independence; d. there
same day.
312
Manin' Livermore {Samuel? Daniel? Edmund? Samuel?
Samuel? John') was born Sept. 18, 18 10, in Brookfield, N. Y. ;
married Aug. 30, 1853, in Alfred Centre, N. Y., Emeline Smith,
born Aug. 15, 1820, in Alfred, N. Y. At the age of fourteen
he moved to Independence, N. Y. ; as he was of small stature
and of a not very strong constitution he began to learn the trade
of a taUor in HornellsvUle, N. Y., and finished it in Danesville,
afterwards returning to HorneUsviUe ; he then went to Dresden,
N. Y., and worked with his cousin Fidus Livermore. From
Dresden he traveUed on foot to Buffalo and to Youngstown,
N. Y., and thence crossed over into Canada, working at his trade
in several towns, but not liking the severe winters he determined
to go South ; so he took a boat at Port Stanley and crossed Lake
Erie, landing in Cleveland, Ohio, and while there had a very
severe attack of yellow fever, which caused nearly all his hair to

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come out, leaving him very bald. He then went to Cincinnati
and thence by boat down the Ohio and Mississippi rivers to New
Orleans. He remained in the South sixteen years, during which
he crossed over the Cumberland mountains from Georgia to
Kentucky, on foot ; owing to the defective maU service at that
time, his letters failed to reach home and he was given up for
dead, but after a number of years one of his brothers chanced to
pick up a Southern paper in which Manin had an advertisement
of his business ; he immediately wrote the latter, who was glad
enough to hear from home, and shortly after came North to
Independence, where he settled, buUding himself a house and in
a short time was married. He moved to Alfred, in 1870, where
he was living when last heard from. He is a member of the
Seventh Day Baptist Church.
Children, born in Independence :
616. i. Joel Field,* b. Jan. 25, 1858.
617. n. Martha, b. Nov. 25, i860.
313
Briggs Bassett' Livermore {Satnuel? Datiiel? Edtnund?
Samuel? Samuel? John') was born Feb. 19, 1815, in Brookfield,
N. Y. ; died Nov. 7, 1880, in Independence, N. Y. ; married (i)
July, 1840, in Independence, Mary Eaton, died there Nov. 22,
1857; married (2) June 5, 1858, in Andover, N. Y., Selucia
Clarke, born there Aug. 11, 1826. He was a farmer and a
member of the Seventh Day Baptist Church.
ChUdren, born in Independence :
i. Devillo Eugene,* b. July 27, 1859; m. Nov. 24, 1881,
in Wirt, N. Y., Alice AUda Frair, b. Aug. 29, 1857, in
Clarkesville, N. Y. ChUd : Mabel,') b. Sept. 2, 1888 ;
d. Oct. 7, 1888.
ii. Louis Clarke, b. April 24, 1868.
314
Barbara' Livermore {Samuel? Datiiel? Edttiund? Satnuel?
Samuel? John') was born June 2, 1817, in Brookfield, N. Y. ;
married Aug. 4, 1839, in Hume, N. Y., Joel Kingsley, born May
26, 1809, in Vermont; died March 3, 1886, in Hume.

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ChUdren (Kingsley), born in Hume :
618. i. Sarah Celestia,* b. July 10, 1842.
ii. Elbert Olisco, b. Dec. 3, 1843 ! d- there Feb. 19, 1882 ;
m. there June 21, 1871, Clara Dodge. Child: Charles
Joel? b. AprU 29, 1872.
ui. Manin Livermore, b. Aug. 16, 1847 ! ni. Dec. 8, 1885,
in Canaseraga, N. Y., Emma Hurlburt. Child : Susie
Barbara,') h. May 11, 1888.
iv. Mary Adelthe, b. May 20, 1853 ; m. there Sept. 18,
1872, Addison Granger. No children.
315
Theodore' Livermore {Samuel? Datiiel? Edmund? Samuel?
Samuel? John') was born Feb. 9, 18 19, in Brookfield, N. Y. ;
died AprU 10, 1885, in Andover, N. Y. ; married Nov. 20, 1839,
in Scio, N. Y., Rebecca Graves, born AprU 7, 1820, in Ridge-
burg, Penn. He enlisted as a private in company E, 130th
regiment, N. Y. Vols., Aug. 9, 1862, at Andover, for three
years ; was wounded and afterwards a pensioner. He was a
farmer and a member of the M. E. Church.
ChUdren, the first five born in Independence, N. Y., the others
in Andover :
619. i. Louisa Adaline,* b. Sept. 17, 1842.
620. ii. Edward Maxon, b. April i, 1847.
iii. Edwin Manning, twin to Edward ; enlisted as a private
in company C, 179th regiment, N. Y. Vols., Feb. 16,
1864, at Andover, for three years, and was killed in
battle near Petersburg, Va., June 17, 1864.
621. iv. Theodore Corell, b. June 3, 1850.
622. V. Fidus Orlando, b. Oct. 24, 1852.
623. vi. Ina Ardell, b. May 12, 1856.
624. vii. Izora Adelaide, b. May 29, 1859.
viii. Isadore Elida, twin to Izora.
316
John Safford' Livermore {Abner? Daniel? Edmund?
Samuel? Samuel? John') was born Jan. 17, 1801, in Sanger
field, N. Y. ; died Oct. 14, 1861, in Fort Wilkins, Mich.; mar
ried May 6, 1823, in Sangerfield, Orpha Ranney, born there

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Dec. 23, 1804; when last heard from she was living in River
side, Cal. He was a volunteer in the War of 18 12 and was a
physician. He moved to Rochester, Mich., in 1830, and was a
representative from that place in the Michigan Legislature from
1839 to 1842. He left there in 1848.
Children, all but the first four and youngest born in Rochester :
i. Bertha Ann,* b. May 6, 1824, in Augusta, N. Y. ; d.
Aug. 20, 1831, in Rochester.
ii. Asenath, b. Sept. 12, 1825, in HorneUsviUe, N. Y. ; d.
there Sept. 23, 1825.
iii. Benjamin Rush, b. July 6, 1826, in HorneUsviUe; m.
Mar. 8, 1855, in Fort WiUtins, Martha Ann Beedon,
b. AprU 25, 1830, in Northville, Mich. They five in
Houghton, Mich. No children.
iv. Jeremiah, b. May 27, 1828, in HorneUsvUle ; d. there
May 28, 1828.
V. A son, b. Mar. 5, 1831 ; d. same day.
vi. Bertha Ann, b. Sept. 2, 1832 ; d. Jan. 7, 1858, in Fort
Wilkins.
vn. John Randolph, b. June 22, 1834; d. in Rochester, Aug.
2, 1854.
625. viii. Eugenia Melinda, b. Nov. 16, 1835.
626. ix. Mary Alice, b. Nov. 27, 1837.
627. x. Orpha Jeanette, b. Jan. 8, 1842.
xi. John Ranney, b. Nov. 27, 1843 ; d. July 8, 1872, in
Houghton.
xn. Caroline Lucinda, b. AprU 8, 1845; d. Nov. 24, 1851,
in Marquette, Mich.
xiii. EUza Jane, b. Jan. 19, 1847 ; d. Jan. 10, 1849, in La
Point, Mich.
xiv. Richmond Abner Fidus, b. Oct. 7, 1848, in La Point;
d. AprU II, 1884, in Jackson, Mich.
317
Fidus' Livermore {Abner? Daniel? Edtnund? Satnuel,^
Samuel? John') was bopn July 21, 181 1, in Sangerfield, N.Y.';
died May 28, 1880, in Jackson, Mich.; married (i) Feb. 24'
183 1, in Benton, N. Y., Caroline Sophia, daughter of John l'
Lewis, born in Benton; died Oct. 17, 185 1, in Jackson; she

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was a lady of reputation as a teacher ; married (2) June 24,
1852, in Jackson, Mrs. Sarah Eliza (Lewis) Safford (sister to
his first wife and widow of Dr. Horace B. Safford, to whom
she was married in 1847, and who died March 20, 1850), born
Jan. 16, 1828, in Benton.
His school instruction ceased when he was fifteen years of age
and he was then apprenticed to the trade of a tailor. After two
years he went to Western New York, where for two or three
years he interspersed his mechanical labor with study and mental
culture. During the building of the " Crooked Lake Canal " he
carried on a shop in connection with other general business at
Dresden, N. Y., remaining there untU 1836. At this time he
found an opportunity to put into execution a long-cherished de
sign and he became a student in the law office of James L.
Seeley, in Dundee, N. Y. .
He moved to Michigan and settled in Jackson in 1839, and
entered the law office of Johnson & Higby. There he com
pleted three years of legal study and passed the probation of
six months' residence in Michigan, at that time required. He
was admitted to practice upon due examination before Hon.
WUliam A. Fletcher, then Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of the State.
He soon became personally known to almost every resident of
the village, and acquired a practice which gave him prominence
throughout the neighboring counties. From the time he first
began practice he had never missed attendance at a single term
of court in his county, while his office business, involving large
collections, was always marked by promptness, care, and strict
integrity. In 1840, he acted as Deputy United States Marshal
in taking the census of the northern half of Jackson Co. In
1 84 1, and for several years subsequently, he held the office of
Justice of the Peace. In the fall of 1842, he was elected by the
Democrats to the lower house of the State Legislature and was
re-elected the foUowing year. He made a strong record in the
House, and at the next election he was nominated for the State
Senate, but declined. He held the office of Prosecuting Attor
ney for Jackson Co. for several terms, twice by Executive ap-

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pointment (1846 and 1848) and subsequently by election, after
the office became elective. In 1846, he became senior in the
law partnership of Livermore & Wood, which continued without
interruption untU 1867. He twice (i860 and 1872) represented
the Democrats of Michigan in National Convention. He was on
the Democratic State ticket in 1 868, for Presidential Elector ;
was the Democratic candidate for Congress in his district in
1874, but was defeated, and again a candidate in 1876, and again
defeated. In the early days of the war he was appointed by Governor
Blair, commandant of the camp at Jackson, where he devoted
six months to raising troops, and organizing the 20th and 26th
regiments of Michigan infantry. He was earnestly solicited to
take a command in the field but declined, although giving his
active support to the Government throughout the war. He gave
material aid toward the construction of the six railways centering
in Jackson. He was nine years president of the school board in
his district. In 1873, he formed a law partnership with Rich
mond Livermore, his nephew and pupU, under the firm name of
F. & R. Livermore, which continued untU his death. He was
elected a vice-president of the Pioneer Society of the State of
Michigan, AprU 22, 1874. He was a member of the Masonic
fraternity and was the first Worshipful Master of Jackson Lodge,
No. 50, and also a Knight Templar.
ChUdren, the eldest born in Dresden, the others in Jackson :
628. i. John Lewis,* b. Dec. 14, 1832.
n. Emily, b. July 24, 1842 ; m. Jan. 17, 1857, in Jackson,
Bernard Smith. Children (Smith) : Helen') and Caro
line.
iii. Fidus, b. July i, 1859.
iv. Jessie Louise, b. June 29, 1870; m. June 5, 1888, in
Jackson, Lartie Murray.
318
Harriet Rhoda' Livermore {Abner? Daniel? Edmund?
Samuel? Samuel? John') was born July 17, 1821, in Sanger
field, N. Y. ; married June 7, 1841, in Avon, Oakland Co.,
Mich., James Nightingale, born Dec. 14, 18 19, in Easton.

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Children (Nightingale), born in Attica, Mich. :
i. Charlotte Nina,* b. April 22, 1843; d. there Mar. 3,
1847.
ii. Lewis Cass, b. July 12, 1847 ; d. there June 26, 1852.
iii. Mahala Desire, b. Jan. 2, 1849.
629. iv. Richard, b. Dec. 26, 1850.
V. Sarah Melinda, b. AprU 6, 1856.
vi. Herbert Alexis, b. June 27, 1858.
vii. Helen Marr, b. Jan. 22, 1861 ; d. Sept. 27, 1877.
319
James' Livermore {James? Daniel? Edmund? Samuel?
Samuel? John') was born Aug. 25, 18 14, in Sangerfield, N. Y. ;
died there Sept. 12, 1854; married there in Feb., 1841, Harriet,
daughter of James and Mary (Ross) RUey, born there Sept. 26,
1813 ; died AprU 23, 1853, in East Hamilton, N. Y.
Children, the youngest born in East Hamilton, the others in
Madison, N. Y. :
630. i. Emma Caroline,* b. Aug. 23, 1842.
631. ii. Ann Elizabeth, b. Dec. 12, 1845.
632. iii. Harriet Eliza, b. May 6, 1848.
iv. James Abner, b. Sept. 15, 1851; d. in 1880, in Utica,
N. Y. ; he was a farmer and a member of the M. E.
Church.
320
Eunice Stafford' Livermore {James? Daniel? Edmund?
Samuel? Samuel? John') was born Sept. 20, 1822, in Sanger
field, N. Y. ; died Feb. 12, 1894, in Clyde, N. Y. ; married Nov.
28, 1848, in Sangerfield, John Brewster Roe, born Dec. 9, 18 18,
in Selden, N. Y. ; died May 8, 1885, in Rose, N. Y.
Children (Roe), born in Rose :
633. i. Alice Celina,* b. AprU 18, 1851.
634. U. Ottie Annett, b. July 10, 1857.
321
Joseph Wesley' Livermore {James? Daniel? Edmund?
Samuel? Satnuel? John') was born Dec. 21, 1828, in Sanger.
field, N. Y. ; died May 4, 1896, in Clyde, N. Y. ; married (i)

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Sept. 29, 1852, Celina Barrett; married (2) Nov. 6, 1855,
Eleanor Johnson ; married (3) Aug. 29, 1882, C. Anna Northrup.
Children :
i. Milton,* b.  .

ii. Ernest Josephus, b.
iii. George Wesley, b.

iv. Alexander Johnson, b.  .
322
Polly' Livermore {James? Daniel? Edmund? Satnuel?
Samuel? John') was born Nov. 14, 1831, in Sangerfield, N. Y. ;
married Jan. 20, 1852, in North Brookfield, N. Y., Flavins Jose
phus, son of Thaddeus and Harriet (Shepherd) Collins, born
Aug. II, 1828.
ChUdren (Collins) :
i. Ida Roselle,* b.  ; m. Aug. 5, 1885, Rev. Benjamin
Winget of Huron.
ii. Newton Morse, b. Jan. 18, i860; m. June 16, 1887, in
Rochester, N. Y., Josephine T. Osgood.
iii. James Thaddeus, b. June 20, 1873, in Rose, N. Y. ; unm.
323
Ruth' Livermore {James? Daniel? Edmund? Samuel?
Samuel? John') was born Jan. 28, 1835, in Sangerfield, N. Y. ;
married June 2, i860, in Rose, N. Y., John, son of Martin and
Polly (Frank) Crisler, born Nov. 7, 1823, in Savannah, N. Y. ;
died Jan. 16, 1892, in Butler, N. Y.
Child (Crisler), born in Butler :
635. i. Mary Elizabeth,* b. July 18, 1867.
324
Jonas' Livermore {Jonas? Oliver? Oliver? Daniel? Satnuel?
John') was born Jan. i, 1797, in Shiriey; died AprU 17, i860,
in Eola, Ore. ; married Sept. 2, 1827, in Washington Co., Ohio,
Sarah WUls, born May 16, 1806, in Homer, N. Y. ; died Jan.
26, 1878, in Eola.
He learned the trade of a shoemaker from his father, also
learned the trade of a cooper, and was an excellent workman.

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He was honored by all who knew him, and wliUe he always
expressed himself in terms not to be misunderstood in all mat
ters of controversy, he never forgot to respect the rights of
others, and while maintaining his views with firmness, never
made an enemy. He lived in Marietta, Ohio, untU 1836, when
he moved to Pike Co., IU., settling near Pittsfield ; in 1850 he,
with the surviving members of his family, followed his eldest
daughter who had lived two years in Oregon, and established
himself on a farm in Polk Co., Ore., where he remained untU
his death.
ChUdren, the first five born in Marietta, the others near Pitts
field :
636. i. Maria,* b. July 31, 1828.
637. ii. Harriet, b. Sept. 12, 1829.
638. iii. Naomi, b. Sept. 24, 1831.
iv. Jonas, b. Aug. 30, 1833.
639. V. Lot, b. Aug. II, 1835.
vi. William Andrew, b. Aug. 9, 1838; m. May 14, 1890, in
Salem, Ore., Mrs. Catherine (Bogle) Beatly, who d.
April 8, 1897, in DaUas, Ore. No chUdren. He
enlisted in the First Oregon Cavalry Vols., Jan. 7,
1862, and was discharged Dec. 30, 1862, on account
of sickness.
vii. Ann, b. May 23, 1841 ; d. young.
viii. Leonard Ross, b. May 20, 1842; m. (i) Serena Jane
Alfrey ; m. ( 2 ) Mary Zumwalt.
640. ix. Mary Ann, b. Sept. 16, 1844.
x. Sarah Ellen, b. May 10, 1847 ; unm.
325
Oliver' Livermore {Jonas? Oliver? Oliver? Daniel? Sam
uel? John') was born June 27, 1798, in Shirley; died Aug. 14,
1832; married (i) Nancy Williams of Madison Co., 111., who
died in 1830; married (2) in 1831, Clarinda Robinson.
ChUdren :
i. A son,* b.  ; d. in infancy.
ii. Mary, b. Jan. 26, 1826 ; d. May 19, 1863.
iii. Louisa, b. Nov. 12, 1827; d. in Jan., 1852.
iv. Jane, b. in 1829; d. in 1830.

220 Livermore Family
V. Elizabeth, b. Dec. 8, 1831 ; she was graduated June
24, 1854, at Monticello Seminary, in Illinois, and has
made teaching the business of her life ; for more than
seven years she was at the head of an institution num
bering sixty pupils.
326
Andrew Park' Livermore {Jonas? Oliver? Oliver? Daniel?
Samuel? John') was born June 10, 1806, in Shirley; died Feb.
I, 1880, in Point Pleasant, 111. ; married Sept. 9, 1827, in
Marietta, Ohio, Betsey Fuller, where she was born, Sept. 9,
1807. The famUy moved to Warren Co., 111., in 1839, and
settled in Coldbrook. He was a Republican and a Universa
list ; he was the first town clerk in Point Pleasant township, and
held other town offices including road commissioner. All the
children live near the paternal home.
ChUdren, the first six born in Marietta, the others in Cold-
brook : i. Oliver,* b. July 29, 1828; d. Aug. 28, 1842, in Cold-
brook.
641. n. Derrick, b. Aug. 28, 1830.
in. RusseU, b. AprU 3, 1832 ; d. Aug. 28, 1850, in Cold-
brook.
642. iv. Andrew Park, b. Aug. 28, 1834.
643. V. John Kelsey, b. Aug. 9, 1836.
vi. Weston Thomas, b. Dec. 29, 1838. He enlisted Aug.
2, 1862, in company C, 83d 111. Vol. infantry, and was
principal musician. They went into camp at Fort
Hindman, Tenn. ; he was in the battle of Fort Don-
elson, Feb. 3, 1S63; thence he went to ClarksviUe,
NashviUe, and Florence; he was in a skirmish at
Pulaski ; then through parts of Alabama, and returned
to ClarksviUe where he remained until mustered out
at the close of the war.
vii. Jonas Jasper, b. June 19, 1841 ; d. May 8, 1862, in
Point Pleasant.
644. viii. Socrates Stevens, b. Nov. 10, 1S43.
645. ix. Charles Carroll, b. Oct. 24, 1847.
646. X. William Rufus, b. Oct. 6, 1850.

Sevetith Generation 221
327
William' Livermore ( William? Oliver? Oliver? Daniel?
Samuel? John') was born July 9, 1803, in Groton ; died Nov. 4,
1894, in Groton; married (i) Sept. 7, 1830, Sarah C. Lawrence
of Cohasset ; died Aug. 30, 1831, aged 22 years; married (2)
Nov. II, 1832, in Boston, Harriet, daughter of WUliam and
Tabitha (TUton) Livermore, born Nov. 16, 1804, in Alstead, N.
H. ; died May 17, i8gi, in Groton. He was for several years
before and after marriage a grocer in Boston, afterwards buying
a farm in Groton, where he lived the rest of his life. He was a
successful farmer, and sustained the office of deacon in the First
Congregational Church of the town for many years. He was
town treasurer in 1845, and represented the town in the State
Legislature in 1845, 1846, 1869.
Children, the first three born in Boston, the others in Groton :
i. Infant,* b. Aug., 1831 ; d. young.
ii. Ellen Augusta, b. Dec. 30, 1833 ; d. there Mar. 8, 1838.
647. iii. Sarah Elizabeth, b. Feb. 28, 1836.
iv. William Henry, b. Sept. 11, 1840; d. there June 24,
1846.
V. George Stearns, b. July 12, 1846 ; d. there Nov. 17,
i860.
328
Daniel' Livermore ( William? Oliver? Oliver? Datiiel?
Samuel? John') was born March 26, 1805, in Groton; died Jan.
9, 1882, in Orange; married May 15, 1831, AbigaU, daughter
of WUliam and Hannah (Porter) Tuck of Beverly, born May 30,
1805, in Hambleton, N. Y. ; died Feb. 25, 1881, in Shirley.
Soon after marriage they moved to Plymouth, Mich., but soon
returned to Groton, where he was a farmer for many years ; they
then removed to Lunenburg, and finally in 1869 to Shirley,
where he lived the rest of his life. He was a deacon of the
Second Congregational Church ; while on a visit to his daughter
in Orange he died at her house.
ChUdren, the first two born in Plymouth, the others in
Groton :
648. i. WiUiam,* b. July i, 1832.

222 Livermore Family
n. Charles, b. AprU 26, 1834; d. Feb. 16, 1881, in Shir
ley, unm. ; he enlisted as a private in company B, 6th
regiment, Mass. Vols., and served from July 17 to Oct.
27, 1864.
iii. De Witt Clinton, b. July 16, 1836 ; d. aged 8 months.
iv. De Witt Clinton, b. Feb. 16, 1838; d. aged 10 months.
649. V. Rufus, b. Nov. I, 1839.
vi. Albert, b. May 20, 1842 ; d. there Oct. 27, i860.
650. vu. Abbie M., b. June 13, 1850.
329
Nathaniel' Livermore ( William? Oliver? Oliver? Daniel?
Samuel? John') was born March 8, 1807, in Groton; died there
Oct. 2, 1893; married (i) Aug. 18, 1832, in Boston, Elizabeth
W. Lawrence of Cohasset; married (2) Jan. 16, 1850, Mrs.
Nancy (Blood) Fitch, daughter of Thomas and Milley Blood of
Groton, born there June 5, 1812 ; died there Dec. 7, 1875 ; mar
ried (3) Sept. I, 1881, in Bedford, N. H., Rebecca MUler, daugh
ter of Francis C. and Rebecca (MUler) Champney, born Aug. 6,
1822. No chUdren. 330
Betsey' Livermore ( William? Oliver? Oliver? Daniel? Sam
uel? John') was born Aug. 29, 181 1, in Groton; died there Jan.
I, 1 87 1 ; married May 3, 1835, Charles, son of Abel and Han
nah (Spalding) Prescott of Groton, born there Nov. 21, 1809;
died there May 31, 1875.
ChUdren (Prescott), born in Groton :
i. Charles Livermore,* b. Feb. 22, 1836; d. there Oct. 2,
1837-
651. ii. Ellen Augusta, b. Aug. 18, 1838.
iii. Betsey Ames, b. Mar. 22, 1840; d. there Mar. 24, 1859.
iv. Charles Cooledge, b. May 26, 1844; he enlisted as a
private in company B, 26th regiment, Mass. Vols.,
and was honorably discharged Aug. 26, 1865.
331
Lucinda' Livermore {David? Oliver? Oliver? Daniel? Sam
uel? John') was born Sept. 19, 1S02, in Shiriey; died Aug. 7,

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1832; married in June, 1823, Almond Morse of Lunenburg,
born Dec. 31, 1799; died AprU 14, 1842.
Children (Morse), born in Shirley :
i. Jane Lucinda,* b. July 24, 1S24; d. April 26, 1856; m.
Oct. 9, 185 1, Oliver N. Wing of Shirley. Child
(Wing) :
I. Almond Morse? b. Jan. 5, 1853, in Shirley.
652. n. Mary Park, b. Aug. 11, 1828.
332
Catherine' Livermore {David? Oliver? Oliver? Daniel?
Samuel? John') was born Nov. ii, 1806, in Shirley; married
Dec. 17, 1835, Nathaniel Holden of Shiriey, born Jan. 21, 1800;
died Oct. i, 1874, in Ayer.
Children (Holden) :
i. Almond Morse,* b. Feb. 19, 1837.
ii. Catherine Bond, b. May 27, 1839.
iii. Granville, b. Mar. 14, 1841.
333
Jane Park' Livermore {David? Oliver? Oliver? Daniel?
Samuel? John') was born Dec. 2, 181 1, in Shirley; died Aug.
27, 1847, in Montezuma, N. Y. ; married Aug. 16, 1835, in
Shirley, Abel, son of Abel and Hannah (King) Longley, born
there March 5, 181 1 ; when on a journey overland to California
he was robbed and murdered, June 2, 1856.
ChUdren (Longley) :
i. Margaret B.,* b. May 22, 1836, in Shirley; m. AprU 14,
1859, Samuel Farnsworth; they lived in Ayer.
ii. Julia Clark, b. AprU 18, 1839, in Montezuma; m. Nov.
13, 1862, Oliver N. Wing ; they were living in Chelsea
in 1882. Child (Wing) :
I. Edward Longley? b. Aug. 19, 1866, in Shirley.
iii. LUlian Ella, b. AprU 18, 1845, in Montezuma; d. Mar.,
1862, in Savannah, Wayne Co., N. Y.

224 Livermore Family
334
Charles' Livermore {David? Oliver? Oliver? Daniel? Sam
uel? John') was born March 24, 18 14, in Shirley; died Oct. 12,
1867, in Tully, N. Y. ; married Dec. 2, 1847, in Fitchburg,
Lucy Elizabeth, daughter of Josephus and Betsey R. Merriam,
born March 17, 1828, in Westport, N. Y. He lived in Shirley
until he was twenty-one years old, when he went to Leominster,
remaining there one year, engaged in the shoe-making trade ;
removing to Fitchburg, he began business as a shoe dealer, at
various times carrying on both a wholesale and retail trade, in
which he proved quite successful. He was chorister of two
church choirs, a Freemason, a member of the mUitia and other
organizations during his residence in Fitchburg. In 1856 he
sold his store and moved to Tully.
ChUdren, born in Fitchburg :
i. EUen Frances,* b. June 3, 1849 ; m. Thomas J. E. Dunk,
and lives in Jacksonville, Fla. For many years she
was a school teacher in Fitchburg.
n. Charles WiUiam, b. Mar. 24, 1852 ; d. Aug. 19, 1853,
in Middlebury, Vt.
iii. George Edward, b. AprU 4, 1854 ; d. Sept. 4, 1891, in
Lowell ; a graduate of Dartmouth Medical College
in 1883 ; he practiced in Lowell, and was formerly
assistant physician in Tewksbury.
iv. Frederick Herbert, b. Mar. 5, 1856 ; d. Sept. 3, i860,
in Tully. 335
Margaret' Livermore {David? Oliver? Oliver? Daniel?
Samuel? John') was born Oct. 25, 1819, in Shiriey; married
there Jan. 3, 1850, Robert P., son of Robert and Hannah
Woods, born in 18 18 in Pepperell ; at one time they were living
in PhUadelphia.
ChUdren (Woods), born in Shiriey :
i. Lucy Livermore,* b. Dec. 9, 1850.
ii. Alice Parker, b. Jan. n, 1852.
iii. An infant.

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335a
Lucy' Livermore {Amos? Amos? Oliver? Daniel? Samuel?
Johtt') was born June 14, 1796, in Watertown; died May 21,
1873, in Belmont; married Oct. 14, 1819, in Watertown, Dan
iel, son of Paul and Ann (Sanger) Learned, born Aug. 31, i79i»
in Watertown ; died March 2, 1864, in Belmont.
Children (Learned), born in Watertown :
i. Lucy Ann,* b. Oct. 2, 182 1.
652a. ii. Daniel Francis, b. May 23, 1825.
6523. iii. Harriet Louisa, b. AprU 15, 1827.
iv. EUza Jane, b. Feb. 6, 1829 ; d. there May 21, 1829.
652^. v. Adeline Elizabeth, b. Oct. 5, 1831.
336
Thomas' Livermore {Amos? Amos? Oliver? Daniel? Sam
uel? John') was born May 30, 1798, in Watertown; died March
28, 1873, in Belmont; married AprU 20, 1824, in Watertown,
his cousin Sarah Clark, daughter of Joshua and Hepzibah (Liver
more) Grant, bom there Jan. 6, 1803; died May 31, 1888, in
Belmont. For many generations the homestead of the famUy has been
on what is now School street, in the north-eastern part of the
old town of Watertown, and in the vicinity of Fresh Pond.
The house in which he was born was burned in his boyhood,
and replaced by his father with the present spacious dwelling.
His advantages of education were limited to the district school,
then open but a few months in the year. The work and respon-
sibUity of the farm, intercourse with men, and acquaintance with
practical affairs formed his chief means of education. Early
in life he united with the First Congregational (Unitarian)
Church of the town. He was chosen a deacon of this church
in his twenty-fourth year, an office which he held for more than
half a century. He early became a member of the Watertown
and Waltham Artillery Company, of which he was chosen lieuten
ant in 1 82 1, and rose to be captain, major of the First Regiment
of ArtUlery, First Brigade, Third Division, M. V. M., in 1825,
lieutenant colonel in 1828, and colonel in 1829. He was elected
first lieutenant of the Ancient and Honorable ArtiUery Com-

226 Livermore Family
pany of Boston in 1834. He seems never to have lost his
interest in mUitary parades, and long after he had withdrawn
from the company he used to attend the trainings and musters.
He was deeply interested in politics ; in early life an ardent
Whig, he remained true to that party untU the great struggle
for freedom in Kansas, when he became identified with the
Free SoU, and afterwards with the Republican party. In 1844
he was elected on the Whig ticket to the House of Representa
tives of the State Legislature ; but when that party broke up,
on the slavery issue, he took his stand on the side of freedom
and ever after gave his vote and influence to sustain the good
cause. He was elected on the board of selectmen in Watertown
from 1840 to 1846 and from 1857 to 1859, and for two years
was a member of the school committee. In 1859, when Bel
mont was incorporated, that portion of Watertown, where he
lived, was annexed to the new town. Here he became identified
with a new church and a new community. He was soon chosen
on the board of selectmen and one of the assessors. He was
a member of Pequosette Lodge, A. F. and A. M., Watertown.
His chUdren, Convers Francis Livermore and Hepsie Cotting
Livermore are stiU living together in the homestead on School
street. ChUdren, born in Watertown :
i. Thomas Henry,* b. July 3, 1825; d. June 12, 1872, in
Evansville, Ind., unm.
u. Maria, b. Aug. 9, 1827 ; d. Mar. 16, 1902, in Belmont,
unm.
iii. Sarah, b. Sept. 9, 1829; d. Dec. 26, 1829.
653. iv. Sarah Jane, b. Dec. 7, 1830.
V. Joshua Grant, b. Feb., 1833 ; d. Mar. 1833.
vi. Convers Francis, b. Mar. 10, 1834 ; unm. He was a ser
geant in the 2d battery light artUlery, from July 31,
1861, to Aug. 16, 1864.
vii. Hepsie Cotdng, b. Aug. i, 1836; unm.
viii. Amos Henry, b. Dec. 10, 1839 ; d- there June 22, 1854.
ix. Abbie Ann, b. May 8, 1843 ; d. Dec. 25, 1870, in Bel
mont.
x. Mary Elvira, b. Sept, 7, 1846; d. Aug. 5, 1848.

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337
Grace Sanderson' Livermore {Amos? Amos? Oliver? Dan
iel? Samuel? Johti') was born March 29, 1809, in Watertown;
married there Oct. 4, 1832, George, son of Alpheus and Eunice
(Mixer) Bigelow, born Oct. 14, 1803, in Weston. [See Bigelow
Genealogy.] ChUdren (Bigelow), the eldest and youngest born in Weston,
the others in Watertown :
i. George Estes,* b. June 26, 1834; d. May i, 1840.
n. Grace Maria, b. May 9, 1836.
iii. Elijah Howard, b. Sept. 8, 1839.
iv. Emma Gertrude, b. Jan. 15, 1846.
338
Mary Ann Dana' Livermore {Amos? Amos? Oliver? Dan
iel? Samuel? John') was born July 4, 1811, in Watertown; died
there March 21, 1900; married AprU 24, 1833, WiUiam Sher
man of Wayland ; died Jan. 22, 1890.
ChUdren (Sherman) :
654. i. William Henry,* b. April 14, 1835.
655. ii. Mary Elizabeth, b. June 9, 1837.
iii. George Dexter, b. Sept. 4, 1838: m. Jan. 27, i88i,Mrs,
Caroline A. Wright of SomerviUe.
iv. Alfred Augustus, b. Mar. 14, 1840.
V. Charles Franklin, b. Mar. 12, 1842.
vi. Frederic, b. Feb. 3, 1844; d. Dec. 31, 1889.
339
Elisha' Livermore {Elisha? Amos? Oliver? Daniel? Sam
uel? John') was born June 17, 1804, in Watertown; died Feb.
I, 1889, in Wellesley HUls ; married April 16, 1835, in Newton,
Faith Seavems, daughter of George WUson and Faith (Seaverns)
Hoogs, born April 15, 1817, in Needham; died June 4, 1865,
in Boston. He was a baker.
ChUdren, born in Waltham :
i. Faith Jane,* b. May 16, 1836 ; d. there Jan. i, 1837.
656. ii. Oliver Cromwell, b. July 21, 1838.
657. in. Albert Hoogs, b. Oct. 6, 1840.
iv. Elizabeth Jane, b. Feb. 10, 1847 ; unm.

228 Livermore Family
340
Charles' Livermore {Jonathan? Jonathan? Oliver? Daniel?
Samuel? John') was born Jan. 26, 1809, in Brighton ; died Dec.
19, 1857. in South Windsor, Me.; married Aug. 20, 1829, in
Cambridge, Mary Spear Mason, born there AprU 14, 1806 ; died
Sept. 9, 1875, in Providence, R. I.
Children :
658. i. Charles Walter,* b. AprU 29, 1830, in Harvard.
ii. Samuel, b.  ; d. young.
341
Jonathan' Livermore {Jonathati? Jotuithan? Oliver? Datiiel?
Samuel? John') was born Nov. i, 18 10, in Brighton; died there
July 10, 1877; married Martha K., daughter of Samson and
Martha Claflin, born Jan. 5, 1812, in Hopkinton ; died Aug. 23,
1884, in Brighton. He kept a tavern.
Children, born in Brighton :
i. George Albert,* b. Feb. 22, 1833.
n. Edward Everett, b. June 17, 1834; d. there June 13,
1885, unm.
ni. AmeUa Ann, b. Aug. 29, 1837 ; m. there Mar. 15, 1857,
Daniel W., son of George and Ann Hyde, b. in 1830,
in Newton. Child (Hyde) : Daniel.')
iv. EUen Maria, b. Sept. 24, 1839.
342
Aaron' Livermore {Jotmthan? Jonathati? Oliver? Datiiel?
Samuel? John') was born Nov. 5, 1813, in Brighton; died Dec.
31, 1872, in Boston; married there Oct. 27, 1840, Hannah
Wyman, daughter of William and Martha (Adams) Faxon, born
there May 17, 18 16; died there AprU 30, 1872. He was a
merchant in Boston.
ChUdren, born in Boston :
i. Annie,* b. June 17, 1842 ; d. there Oct. 27, 1867, unm.
n. Grace, b. June 7, 1846 ; d. Sept. 3, 1882, unm.

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343
Eunice' Livermore {Jonatluiti? Jotuithan? Oliver? Datiiel?
Satnuel? John') was born Feb. i, 1817, in Brighton; died Feb.
25, 1880; married May 20, 1839, Samuel Smith, son of Henry
Heath and Lydia (Trask) Learned, born Jan. 14, 181 5.
ChUdren (Learned) :
i. Mary Frances,* b. Nov. 20, 1842 ; m. Jan. 23, 1867,
George Walter Claflin of New York.
ii. Edward Henry, b. Aug. 13, 1844; d. April 9, 1897,
in Brighton; m. Jan. 5, 187 1, Susan EUzabeth Dear
born. Child (Learned) : Henry Heath,') b. Nov. 13,
187 1, in Brighton.
iii. George Smith, b. Feb. 9, 1855 ; d. June 24, 1872.
344
William' Livermore {Jonathan? JonatJian? Oliver? Dati
iel? Satnuel? John') was born July 2, 18 19, in Brighton; died
there Dec. 29, 1888; married Nov. 29, 1844, in Weston, Sarah
Elizabeth, daughter of Charles and Persis (Weston) Warren,
born there Sept. 15, 1822; died Aug. 13, 1890, in Brighton.
He was a farmer.
Child, born in Brighton :
659. i. William Warren,* b. July 6, 1846.
345
George' Fisher {Sarah? Jonathan? Oliver? Daniel? Sam
uel? John') was born Feb. 15, 1820, in Cambridge; died there
Sept. 12, 1898; married there March 16, 1840, Hannah Cor
delia Teele, born Oct. 19, 18 19, in Charlestown; died in 1894,
in Cambridge. He was a close personal friend of Elias Howe,
the inventor of the sewing machine, and rendered him consider
able aid at a time when the enterprise seemed likely to faU for
financial reasons. He accompanied Mr. Howe to Washington,
D. C, when he went to attempt to get a patent, both wearing
suits made on the new invention, and it was thought that in
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230 Livermore Family
ChUdren (Fisher), born in Cambridge, and all but the first two
died there :
i. Sarah Cordelia,* b. Oct. 10, 1841 ; m. Nov. 29, 1887, in
Cambridge, Austin Clark Wellington, the widower of
her sister Caroline. No children.
n. Caroline Louisa, b. Nov. 8, 1843; d. Nov. 23, 1879, in
Boston; m. June 30, 1869, in Cambridge, Austin
Clark Wellington, b. July 17, 1840, in Lexington; d.
Sept. 18, 1888, in Cambridge. No children.
in. George, b. Oct. 10, 1845; d. Sept. 19, 1846.
iv. Anna Josephine, b. July 26, 1847 ; d. July 24, 185 1.
V. Harriet Ellen, b. June 2, 1849 ; d. Mar. 25, 1850.
vi. Lizzie Livermore, b. Sept. 4, 1851 ; d. Jan. 17, 1853.
vii. Eliza Bennett, b. Oct. i, 1853 ; d. Sept. 4, 1875.
vin. George, b. Mar. 26, 1856 ; d. Mar. 19, i860.
ix. George WiUiam, b. July 6, 1858; d. July 15, 1876.
346
Jabez' Fisher {Sarah? Jonathati? Oliver? Datiiel? Sattiuel?
John') was born AprU 20, 1824, in Cambridge; married (i) Oct.
8, 1845, in Cambridge, Roxanna Betton, born there June 20,
1824; died Dec. 15, 1858, in Fitchburg; married (2) Feb. 12,
i860, in Fitchburg, Lucy Brigham Hosmer, born there March
24, 1834.
ChUdren (Fisher) :
660. i. Mary Livermore,* b. Nov. 14, 1846, in Cambridge.
ii. Ellen Maria, b. July 30, 1848, in Waterford, Me; d.
Aug. 22, 1849, in Cambridge.
661. in. Jabez Franklin, b. Aug. 30, 1850, in Cambridge.
iv. Sarah Louisa, b. AprU 20, 1854, in Fitchburg ; d. there
Aug. 3, 1855.
V. Anna, b. Dec. 10, 1858, in Fitchburg; d. there Jan. 14,
1859.
347
Oliver Willard' Livermore {Oliver? Jonathan? Oliver?
Datiiel? Samuel? John') was born AprU 2, 18 19, in Brighton;
married May 25, 1845, in Groton, Elizabeth, daughter of John

Sevetith Generation 231
and AbigaU Peabody, born there June 4, 1821; died April 13,
1902, in Cambridgeport. He was a trader and tanner, a farmer
and ice-dealer.
ChUdren, born in Framingham :
i. Emma Elizabeth,* b. Feb. 28, 1847; d. Feb. 21, 1875,
in Shrewsbury; m. July 22, 1867, in Newburyport,
Lyman Codman, son of WUliam B. and Anna G.
(Baker) Newton, b. in 1842, in Shrewsbury.
ii. Sarah Jennie, b. Mar. 14, 1854.
in. Frederick Oliver, b. July 8, 1855.
348
Lois' Livermore {Oliver? JonatJian? Oliver? Daniel? Sam
uel? John') was born Sept. 23, 1820, in Brighton; died April
13, 1885, in Cambridge; married Nov. 30, 1843, in Brighton,
Edmund Smith, born Aug. 15, 1807, in Waltham.
ChUdren (Smith), born in Brighton :
i. Francis Livermore,* b. Nov. 15, 1844; m. Jan. 14, 1869,
Martha Ann Hammond.
ii. Lois Anna, b. Dec. 24, 1845 ; m. Robert Burton Willis.
iu. Oliver EUiot, b. Dec. 31, 1853.
iv. Herbert Vernon, b. Jan. 22,* 1856; m. in Cambridge,
Elizabeth Raymond Wiswell. Three children.
349
George Francis' Livermore {Oliver? Jonathati? Oliver?
Daniel? Samuel? John') was born June 21, 1830, in Brighton;
married Nov. 22, i860, in Newton, Mary Augusta, daughter of
Alvin and Mary Dexter, born AprU 3, 1840, in Boston. He was
with Albert Brackett, a coal dealer in Newton.
Children, born in Newton :
i. Mabel Augusta,* b. Oct. 2>o, 1861; married there Jan.
24, 1895, Alvah Arey, son of WiUiam H. and Ruth
(Newcomb) Atwood, born in Chelsea in 1858.
Oliver Dexter, b. April 11, 1866.
George Courtney, b. Mar. 6, 1871.
Wendell Brackett, b. Nov. 19, 1876.

662.

u,

663.

iii,

iv.

232 Livertnore Family
350
Martha Robbins' Hastings {Martha? Jonathan? Oliver?
Daniel? Samuel? John,') was born Aug. 31, 1824; died March
12, 1858 ; married Nov. 29, 1852, Henry Whitney of Cambridge,
born in AprU, 1820; died Feb. 9, 1882, in Cambridgeport.
Children (Whitney) :
i. Walter Hastings,* b. Sept. r6, 1853.
ii. Caroline, b. July 14, 1855 ; d. Nov. 13, 1856.
351
Thomas Nelson' Hastings {Martha? Jonathan? Oliver?
Datiiel? Samuel? John') was born Dec. 9, 1825 ; died Jan. 22,
1859 ; married (i) in 1850, Emeline French, daughter of Jared
and Hephzibah (Swain) Coffin of Brighton; died Jan. 3, 1855,
in East Cambridge; married (2) in 1856, Harriet, daughter of
Ephraim and Harriet (Mead) Holland of Walpole, N. H.
ChUdren (Hastings) :
i. George Nelson,* b. July 25, 1851.
ii. William French, b. Mar. 17, 1853.
iii. Henry Baxter, b. Dec. 25, 1854.
iv. Edward Holland, b. Feb. i, 1857.
V. Thomas Nelson, b. May 23, 1858.
352
Sarah Fisher' Livermore {George? JonatJian? Oliver?
Datiiel? Samuel? Jo Jin') was born April 23, 1834, in Brighton;
died there Dec. 22, 1895 ; married there Jan. 29, 1868, Henry
Judson, son of Judson and Judith Murdock.
Children (Murdock) born in Brighton :
i. Carrie Livermore,* b. April 26, 1869.
ii. Belle Brigham, b. Dec. 14, 1871.
353
George Brigham' Livermore {Geotge? JonatJuxn? Oliver?
Daniel? Samuel? JoJm') was born May 11, 1836, in Brighton;
married there June 18, 1867, Betsey, daughter of Joseph and
Betsey P. (Woodbury) Duncklee,^ born there Nov. 25, 1842;
died there March 19, 1874. He was a member of the State

Seventh Getieration 233
Legislature in 1 880-8 1, and also of Bethesda Lodge, F. and A. M.
He lives in Brighton.
ChUdren, born in Brighton :
i. Georgia Duncklee,* b. Sept. 13, 1870; m. there Oct. 14,
1896, Herbert Alva, son of Alva J. and Helen F.
Wilson of Brighton, b. there in 1870.
ii. Harry Brigham, b. Sept. 26, 1873.
354
Henry Munroe' Livermore {George? JonatJian? Oliver?
Daniel? Samuel? JoJin') was born Jan. 5, 1841, in Brighton;
died Dec. 4, 1891, in Brookline; married July 30, 1868, in
Brighton, Kate Louise, daughter of Andrew J. and Sarah J.
Willcutt, born June 23, 1850, in Boston.
ChUdren : -
i. Gertrude Willcut,* b. May 14, 1869, in Boston; m. Nov.
23, 1893, in Brighton, H. Albert, son of Albert D.
and Hannah M. Henderson. Child (Henderson) :
I. Mildred? b. April 5, 1895.
ii. George, b. June 13, 1870, in Brighton; d. Dec. 4, 1901,
in Boston.
355
Stephen Dexter' Bennett {Elizabeth? JonatJian? Oliver?
Daniel? Satnuel? Johti') was born July 15, 1838, in Brighton;
married there Dec. 17, 1861, Helen Frances, daughter of Albert
and Caroline (Keith) Howe, born Aug. 29, 1841, in Roxbury.
They live in Brookline.
ChUdren (Bennett), the youngest born in Brookline, the others
in Cambridge :
i. Henry Dexter,* b. Sept. 6, 1862.
ii. Stephen Howe, b. Sept. 24, 1865.
ui. Helen Maud, b. Oct. 23, 1868.
iv. Elizabeth Dexter, b. Sept. 25, 1874.
356
Martha Maria' Wood {Grace? Moses? Nathaniel? TJiomas?
Samuel? JoJm') was born Jan. 12, 1805, in Fitchburg; died
March 17, 1869, in Gansevoort, N. Y. ; married Feb. 7, 1830,

234 Livermore Family
in Fitchburg, Jotham FuUer, born there March 31, 1800; died
in 1872, in Gansevoort.
ChUdren (Fuller), born in Gansevoort :
664. i. Lydia Ann,* b. Nov. 12, 1830.
ii. Emmeline Coolidge, b. Jan. 23, 1833.
in. Thomas Scott, b. AprU 20, 1836.
iv. Helen Sophia, b. Aug. 29, 1838; d. Nov. 11, 1852.
V. John Henry, b. Oct. 5, 1840; d. Nov. 26, 1842.
vi. David Addison, b. Sept. 11, 1843; d. Dec. 17, 1844.
vii. Grace Maria, b. Sept. 22, 1845.
viii. Samuel Austin, b. Oct. 13, 1848.
357
Mary Ann' Wood {Grace? Moses? Nathaniel? TJiomas?
Samuel? John') was born May 30, 1810, in Fitchburg; married
Oct. 29, 1840, in Gansevoort, N. Y., David Welch, born there
July 26, 1802 ; died there July 21, 1875.
ChUdren (Welch), bom in Gansevoort :
i. Martha Jane,* b. Feb. 25, 1844.
ii. Grace Amelia, b. May 20, 1849.
358
Marshall' Livermore {TJiomas? Moses? Natlianiel? TJiom
as? Samuel? JoJm') was born AprU 3, 1826, in Fitchburg;
married Feb. 6, 1850, in Ashby, Clarissa, daughter of Horace
and Hannah (Sheldon) Lawrence, born there Dec. 3, 1828. He
was a mason.
ChUdren, born in Boston :
i. Florence Estelle,* b. May 22, 1850; m. Oct. i, 1868,
Charles GUman, son of James Clarke and Susan A.
P. Burgess, b. Feb. 24, 1845, in Philadelphia. Child
(Burgess), born in Boston :
I. Bertha E.? b. Oct. 24, 1S72 ; d. there Oct. 9, 188S.
u. Bertha W., b. Oct. 24, 1855 ; d. there Feb. 5, 1858.
ni. Ralph Edward, b. July 24, 1861 ; d. there June 6,
1863.
665. iv. Homer Fiske, b. Sept. 16, 1864.

Sevetith Getieration 235
359
Joel Wheeler' Livermore {TJiomas? Moses? Natlianiel?
TJiomas? Samuel? John') was born Jan. 21, 1832, in Fitchburg ;
married May 5, 1870, in Geneseo, IU., Catherine Ocker, born
Aug. 31, 1844, in Middletown, Ohio. He is a carpenter in
Geneseo; he served in the 112th regiment IU. Vols., for three
years in the CivU war.
ChUdren, born in Geneseo :
i. Jennie Melissa,* b. Feb. 6, 1871.
U. Etta Viola, b. Jan. 8, 1877.
360
Thomas' Livermore ( Thomas? Moses? Nathaniel? Thomas?
Satnuel? JoJin') was born Nov. 4, 1834, in Fitchburg; married
May I, 1869, in Marlboro, EUen M., daughter of Edward and
Catherine H. (Whitney) Clark, born Jan. 3, 1843, in Weston;
died March 15, 1878, in Marlboro. He is a shoemaker.
Children, born in Marlboro :
i. Edward John,* b. June 29, 1870.
ii. William, b. Dec. 6, 1871.
iii. Eugene, b. Dec. 4, 1873.
iv. George H., b. May 29, 1876 ; d. same day.
361
Nathaniel Webster' Hastings {Melinda? John? Natlianiel?
Thomas? Samuel? John') was born Jan. 3, 1817; married Nov.
5, 1843, in Roxbury, Susan Crosby Danforth, born Nov. 6, 1816,
in BUlerica; died May 29, 1889, in Taunton.
Children (Hastings) :
i. Francis Bernard,* b. Feb. 8, 1845, in Roxbury.
ii. Joseph Henry, b. Mar. 18, 1847, in Roxbury.
iii. Susan, b. Feb. 18, 1852, in Quincy.
iv. Fanny Almira, b. July 17, 1855, in Quincy.
V. Lucy Ann, b. May 3, 1857, in Bedford; d. there Oct.
27, 1857.
vi. William, b. Aug. 31, 1859, in Milton; d. there Aug. 21,
1861.

236 Livermore Fatnily
362
George Washington' Hastings {Melinda? JoJm? Nathan
iel? TJiomas? Samuel? JoJin') was born July 29, 1820; married
in Nov., 1853, in Middle Island, N. Y., Jerusha Ann Randall,
born there March 11, 1823.
ChUdren (Hastings) :
i. Annie Phebe,* b. May 23, 1855, in Middle Island.
ii. Sarah Melinda, b. Aug. 23, 1857, in Port Jefferson, N.
Y. ; m. Carmon B. Howell of Port Jefferson.
iii. Joseph Orlando, b. Sept. 11, i860, in Middle Island;
m. Louisa Meyers of New Haven.
iv. George Sylvester, b. Nov. 11, 1862, in Port Jefferson;
m. Louise H. Smith of East Patchogue.
363
Fanny Livermore' Hastings {Melinda? John? Natlianiel?
Thomas? Samuel? John') was born Oct. 29, 1822, in Roxbury ;
married there March 30, 1845, John Langdon Stanton, born
May 9, 1 8 19, in Brookfield, N. H.
Children (Stanton) :
i. WUliam Langdon,* b. June 23, 1850, in Roxbury; d.
there Nov. 27, 1853.
ii, Mary Livermore, b. Dec. 30, 1854, in Brunswick, Me.
364
Rachel Morse' Livermore {Leotmrd? JoJiti? Natlianiel?
Thomas? Samuel? John') was born May 27, 1820, in Bruns
wick, Me.; died there May 28, 1852; married there Oct. i,
1839, Joshua PhUbrook Storer, born there July 9, 1815 ; died
there Jan. 17, 1871.
ChUdren (Storer), born in Brunswick :
i. Annie Livermore,* b. Aug, 16, 1840; d. there Sept. i,
1874.
ii. Emily Marcy, b. May 6, 1846.
in, Joshua PhUbrook, b. Dec. 28, 1849; d. there Mar. 6,
1852.

Sevetith Generation 237
365
Mary Jane' Livermore {Leonard? JoJiti? Nathaniel? Thomas?
Samuel? JoJm') was born June 26, 1830, in Brunswick, Me. ;
died there July 4, 1857 ; married there in 1847, Elbridge Hig
gins, born Aug. 16, 18 19, in Richmond, Me.; died in MobUe,
Ala., in 1855.
ChUdren (Higgins) :
i. Frances Helena,* b. April 21, 1848, in Richmond ; d. in
Mobile in 1850.
ii. Georgianna Morse, b. July 13, 1850, in Mobile ; m. Phil-
brook D. Barstow.
ni. Frank Elbridge, b. Aug, 7, 1852, in Mobile ; d. in 1853.
iv. Mary Elbridge, b. Dec. 30, 1854, in Mobile ; m. Mar.
30, 1875, in Roxbury, Charles Dana Barrett.
366
Emma Gertrude' Livermore {Josiah? David? Nathaniel?
Thomas? Samuel? Johti') was born Nov. 13, 1849, in Boston ;
married Nov. 18, 1868, in Boston, Henry Clay, son of WUliam
and Caroline (Parker) Nichols, born Feb. 5, 1844, in Westmin
ster ; they five in Piety Corner, Waltham.
ChUdren (Nichols), born in Boston :
i. Harry Frederick,* b. Aug. 28, 1869.
ii. Frank William, b. Aug. 15, 1876.
367
Edward Marshall' Livermore {Isaac? Nathaniel? NatJiati-
iel? Thomas? Samuel? John') was born Oct. 5, 1823, in Cam
bridge; married AprU 18, 1849, in New York, Julia Cabot,
daughter of Dr. Samuel Pomeroy White, died there Dec. 11,
1889. He became a member of the Ancient and Honorable
ArtUlery Company in 1846, and was then a wool dealer at 38
Pearl street, Boston ; he was first sergeant of the Artillery Com
pany in 1 848, and was honorably discharged June 4, 1 849 ; he
was also quartermaster, with the rank of lieutenant, of the i6th
Mass. Vols, from Aug. i, 1861, to July 7, 1862. He lives in
New York. No chUdren.

238 Livermore Fatnily
368
Jane Cornelia' Livermore {Isaac? Natlianiel? Natlianiel*
TJiomas? Samuel? JoJm') was bom Aug. 23, 1825, in Cam
bridge; died Aug. 19, 1888, in Greenwich, Conn.; married
June 3, 1847, in Cambridge, Hon. Anson Burlingame, born
Nov. 14, 1820, in New Berlin, N. Y. ; died Feb. 23, 1870, in
St. Petersburg, Russia. He was representative to Congress
from Massachusetts 1855-61; ambassador to China 1861-67;
and negotiated, as special ambassador from China, treaties with
the United States, England, Denmark, Sweden, Holland and
Prussia. ChUdren (Burlingame) born in Cambridge :
i. Edward Livermore,* b. May 30, 1848. He is editor-in-
chief of Scribner's Magazine.
u. Walter Angell, b. Dec. 3, 1852.
in. Gertrude, b. July 13, 1858.
369
Sarah Elizabeth' Livermore {Isaac? NatJianiel? Natluxn-
iel? TJiomas? Samuel? JoJm') was born Oct. 31, 1827, in Cam
bridge; married (i) June 17, 1856, Dr. Aaron Larkin Leland,
died Nov. 14, 1858, in Detroit, Mich., aged 45 ; married (2) Oct.
6, 1875, in Cambridge, as his second wife, George Patrick, son
of Gov. George N. and Harriet (Hall) Briggs, born March 4, 1822,
in South Adams; died March 26, 1882, m Pittsfield; graduated
vrith honors at WUliams in 1842, and was a member of the Phi
Beta Kappa ; he studied law at Pittsfield and at the Harvard
Law School, where he received the degree of LL. B. in 1846;
practiced in Boston and Lawrence untU 1861, when he settled
in Pittsfield, and engaged in farming.
ChUdren (Leland), born in Detroit :
i. Sarah Shippen,* b. May 30, 1857 ; d. May 17, 1864.
ii. Aaron Larkin, b. Dec, 1858 ; d. same month.
370
Charles Frederick' Livermore {Isaac? NatJianiel? Natlian
iel? Thomas? Samuel? John') was born March 13, 1830, in
Cambridge; married Jan. 26, 1859, in Newport, R. I., Anna

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Winthrop, daughter of Henry and Clara (Temple) Chapman,
born Feb. 11, 1836, in Greenfield. He was fitted for college
at the Boston Latin School, and was graduated A. B. from Har
vard College in 1853, and B. S. from the Lawrence Scientific
School in 1856. He enlisted AprU 10, 1863, in Cambridge,
and served as Ueutenant and captain of company C, ist battalion
Heavy ArtiUery. On Aug. 6, 1865, he was promoted major,
and was in command of Fort Warren, Boston Harbor. He
removed to Detroit, Mich., in 1867, and was for some time
treasurer of the Michigan Central R. R. In 1892 he was con
nected vrith the Detroit, Bay City & Alpena R. R., residing in
Detroit. ChUdren, the eldest born in Cambridge, the others in Detroit :
i. Clara Temple,* b. April 30, 1864.
ii. Alice Chapman, b. April 9, 1867 ; d. there Jan. 27, 1868.
iii. Jane Burlingame, b. Dec. 8, 1868.
iv. Katharine Emmett, b. Jan. 9, 187 1.
V. Frederick Temple, b. Dec. 5, 1873.
371
Nathaniel Livermore' Stebbins {Elizabeth? Nathaniel?
NatJianiel? TJiomas? Samuel? John') was born Jan. 9, 1847, in
MeadvUle, Pa.; married March 6, 1872, in Cambridge, Hiram-
etta, daughter of Rev. Benjamin F. Bowles, born Jan. 25, 1852,
in Cambridge ; died in July, 1899, in SomervUle.
ChUdren (Stebbins), born in Chicago :
i. Ellen Eliza,* b. AprU 21, 1873.
ii. Charles Bowles, b. AprU 5, 1875.
iii. Catherine Louise, b. Sept. 21, 1876.
372
Frank' Livermore {George? NatJianiel? NatJianiel? Thomas?
Samuel? Jo Jin') was born April 11, 1 841, in Cambridge; mar
ried Aug. 30, 1870, in Paris, France, Harriet LiUa, daughter of
Wedworth Wadsworth and Charlotte (Aldrich) Clarke, born
Jan. 3, 1849, in Monroe, Mich. He was a medical cadet, U. S.
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240 Livermore Family
and 1865 ; physician to the American Legation and Chinese
Legation in Paris, 1869 and 1870; he practiced medicine in
Detroit, Mich., in 1871, '72 and '73; he was connected with
the Health department of New York City from 1874 to Oct.,.
1893- Child, born in Detroit :
i. George Clarke,* b. July 8, 187 1 ; d. there Nov. 5, 187 1.
373
William Roscoe' Livermore {George? NatJianiel? NatJian
iel? Thomas? Samuel? John') was born Jan. 11, 1843, in Cam
bridge; married Jan. 18, 1883, in PhUadelphia, Pa., Augusta,
daughter of John Foster and Sarah (Longacre) Keen, born there
June 12, 1856.
He was fitted for coUege at the Cambridge High School, en
tering Harvard College in i860 as a member of the class of
1864. He left in June, 1861, and served as a cadet at the U. S.
MUitary Academy, West Point, from July i, 1861, to June 23,
1865, when he was graduated. He was promoted in the army
to first lieutenant. Corps of Engineers, June 23, 1865 ; captain
in the same Corps, Jan. 22, 1870, and major, March 12, 1884.
He served as assistant engineer in the construction of Fort
Taylor, Key West, and Fort Jefferson, Tortugas, Fla., and on
the harbor improvements at Key West from Nov., 1865, to
Sept., 1869; with the Engineer battalion, WUlefs Point, N. Y.,
during the summer and faU of 1866-67; at Baltimore, Md.,
part of 1 868-69, on harbor and river improvements of Pennsyl
vania and Maryland; on leave of absence in the winter of 1868-
69, as assistant to Sir Charles Bright, in laying a submarine
cable from Key West to Havana, Cuba.
He was stationed at Detroit, Mich., from Sept., 1869, to May,
1874, and engaged on a survey of northern and northwestern
lakes. In 1872-73 he was a member of the Board of Engineers
to report on the advisabUity of bridging the Detroit river ; at
WiUet's Point from June, 1874, to July, 1878, commanding com
pany C, Engineer battalion, and in command of the post in the
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he was at San Antonio, Texas, as chief engineer officer of the
Department of Texas. In 1885-86 he was a member of the
Commission to fix the boundary between the Indian Territory
and Texas; from March, 1886, to Feb., 1887, he was at Kansas
City, Mo., in charge of the improvement of the Missouri river
from Sioux City to its mouth. In AprU, 1887, he was stationed
at Newport, R. I., in charge of defensive works of the forts at
Clark's Point, near New Bedford, Mass., Dutch Island and Fort
Adams, R. I., and in charge of river and harbor improvements
in southern Massachusetts, Rhode Island and eastern Connecti
cut. From 1888 to 1891 he was a member of the board of
engineer officers to define the harbor lines of the port of Boston,
and was also a member of the Advisory Council to the Rhode
Island State Board of Harbor Commissioners. From Dec,
1 89 1, and until the beginning of the war with Spain he was in
Boston as engineer of the ist and 2d light house districts. He
served on the staff of General Wheeler, in Cuba, and since then
has served as mUitary attache in Denmark.
He is a member of the American Academy of Arts and
Sciences and numerous other societies. He is the author of
"The American Kriegspiel," a game for practicing the art of
war upon a topographical map, printed by Houghton, Miffiin &
Co. in 1882 ; MancEuvres for Infantry, first edition 1884, sec
ond edition 1888, published by Charles Scribner's Sons, and
various official reports and papers.
ChUd, born in Newport, R. I. :
i. William Roscoe,* b. Oct. 14, 1888; d. Feb. 5, 1899, in
Philadelphia, Pa.
374
Charles Cunningham' Livermore {George? Nathaniel?
Nathaniel? Thomas? Samuel? John') was born AprU 11, 1848 ;
married Sept. 20, 1883, in Melrose, Mary Howlett, daughter of
Manfred Marsden and Mahala Ann (Howlett) Griswold, born
June 17, 1856, in Delaware, Ohio. He was educated in pri
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242 Livermore Family
mercantUe pursuits from 1865 to 1883, and from 1883 to 1886
in orange-growing in Florida. From 1886 to 1892 he was con
nected with the U. S. Engineer department, and from 1892 to
the present time he has been connected with the U. S. Light
house service.
ChUdren, born in Melrose :
i. Helen,* b. Dec. 13, 1884; d. there Dec 27, 1884.
n. George Griswold, b. Oct. 7, 1886.
in. Constance, b. May 4, 1896; d. Mar. 25, 1897, in Cam
bridge. 375
John Marshall' Livermore {JoJiti? NatJianiel? NatJianiel?
Thomas? Samuel? JoJin') was born May 28, 1839, in Cambridge;
married there Dec. 16, 1874, Lucy Evelyn, daughter of Jonas
and Celinea (Gardner) Bennett, born there Aug. 9, 1846. They
live in Townsend.
ChUd, born in Lexington :
i. Evelyn Munroe,* b. May 16, 1878.
376
Emma Caroline' Livermore {JoJin? NatJianiel? Natluiniel?
Thomas? Samuel? John') was born AprU 21, 1841, in Cam
bridge ; married there June 24, 1868, Frederick, son of WUUam
Henry and Isabella (Redman) Odiorne, born there Jan. 20,
1836 ; died there Oct. 25, 1897.
ChUdren (Odiorne), born in Cambridge :
i. John Livermore,* b. Dec. 23, 1869.
ii. Walter Burlingame, b. Dec. 3, 1872.
377
William' Livermore {Jonas? Abijah? ElisJia? TJiomas?
Samuel? John') was born Nov. 12, 1809, in Waltham; married
June 8, 1 84 1, Mary, daughter of Solomon and Betsey (Bemis)
Belden, born March 13, 1818, in Chester; died Dec. 21, 1897,
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ChUd, born in Waltham :
i. WiUiam Belden,* b. April 4, 1842 ; d. Sept. 23, 1870, in
Charlestown; m. Nov. 16, 1865, Susan E., dau. of
Learned and Lucinda Downing, b. in 1844, in Charles
town ; he was a carver. Child, born in Charlestown :
1. William Downing? b. Dec. 2i, i866.
378
Jonas Dix' Livermore {Jonas? AbijaJi? Elisha? Thomas?
Satnuel? John') was born July 16, 18 16, in Waltham ; died there
Nov. 15, 1885; married Elizabeth E., daughter of John and
Rachel Galbraith, born Oct. 12, 1824, in Waltham. He was a
baker. ChUd, born in Waltham :
i. Walter A.,* b. AprU 17, 1857, in Waltham; m. May 17,
1877, in Weston, Florence E., dau. of Caleb S. and
Anne E. Packard, b. in 1859, in Readfield, Me. ; he
is a watchmaker. Child, born in Waltham :
I. Alice? b. Nov. lo, 1877.
379
Sarah' Livermore {Jonas? Abijah? Elislia? Thotnas? Satn
uel? Jo Jin') was born March i, 1820, in Waltham; married El
bridge Goddard, born Sept. 6, 1819 ; he was a cabinet maker in
Newton Corner.
ChUdren (Goddard) :
i. Sarah Louisa,* b. Jan. 4, 1841.
ii. Joseph Henry, b. Mar. 10, 1843.
ni. Charles W., b. Dec, 1846 ; d. in 1848.
380
Jonathan' Livermore {JonatJian? JonatJian? JonatJian? Joti-
atJwm? Samuel? JoJin') was born AprU 24, 1809, in Wilton, N.
H. ; married there Aug. 15, 1833, Mrs. Dorcas (Holt) Blodgett,
daughter of Daniel and Dorcas (Abbot) Holt, born there May
23, 1809; died there Feb. 13, 1887. He buUt a house on the
homestead and was engaged in farming and milling. For many
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member of the 7th company, 2 2d regiment N. H. infantry
(mUitia), May 27, 1832 ; commissioned captain in the 3d com
pany of the same regiment, AprU 15, 1834, and was a member
of the MiUer Guards (same regiment), April 4, 1845. He was
moderator at the town meetings held Dec. 26, 1859, Jan. 21,
i860, and March 13, i860.
ChUdren, born in WUton :
i. AbigaU Abbot,* b. Jan. 7, 1835; m. Aug. 12, 1858,
Eliphalet Putnam, son of Calvin and Rachel (Putnam)
Dascomb, b. Dec. 26, 1828. No children. They
live in WUton.
n. Abiel Abbot, b. Feb. 23, 1838 ; d. July 3, 1863 ; en
listed Oct. 26, 1861, and mustered in Dec. 20, 1861,
in company B, 8th regiment N. H. Vols. ; warranted
corporal Mar. 20, 1863; wounded and captured at
Port Hudson, La., June 14, 1863, and d. there in the
hands of the Confederates. The Wilton Post of the
Grand Army of the Republic is named after him.
ni. Henry Harrison, b. Oct. 12, 1840 ; d. there Sept. 5, 1843.
iv. Mary Elizabeth, b. Aug. 29, 1844; m. Jan. 8, 1871,
Martin Andrew Rockwood ; res., Brookline.
666. V. Henry Harrison, b. Feb. 8, 1848.
381
Abiel Abbot' Livermore {Jonathan? JonatJiati? Jonathan?
JonatJian? Samuel? John') was born Oct. 30, 181 1, in Wilton,
N. H.; died there Nov. 28, 1892; married (i) May 17, 1838,
Elizabeth Dorcas, daughter of Rev. Jacob and Catharine (Thayer)
Abbot, of Windham, N. H., born March 20, 1810, in Hampton
FaUs, N. H.; died Sept. 13, 1879, in Boston; married (2) June
18, 1883, Mrs. Mary A. (Keating) Moore.
His youth, untU he was fifteen, was passed, like that of most
country boys, in hard work on the farm in summer, and in the
district school in winter. His brother Jonathan shared with
him these toUs and pleasures. In 1826 he spent six months in
Chelmsford, with his uncle Rev. Abiel Abbot, D. D., after whom
he was named, and attended the academy kept by Mr. Wallace.
In September of the same year he entered PhUlips Academy, at

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SeventJi Getieration 245
Exeter, N. H., then under the care of those eminent teachers
Benj. Abbot, LL. D., Gideon L. Soule, LL. D., and Joseph
Hale Abbot, A. M. ; here he passed three years fitting for col
lege, but for two winters he was absent keeping district school
in his native town. He was examined and admitted to the
Freshman class in Harvard College in 1829, without conditions.
WhUe in Cambridge at that time he heard the splendid oration
of Orville Dewey before the Phi Beta Kappa society, and caught
some inspiration from his stirring chaUenge to what is best and
highest in man. The first college year was passed in Exeter,
pursuing the Freshman studies. This was done for the sake
of econom)'. During the four years at PhiUips Academy he
boarded with the Misses Deborah and Hannah GUman, on
Water street. Returning to Cambridge in 1830, and entering
the Sophomore class unconditioned, the next three years were
passed there. Francis Bowen and he roomed together, and
boarded the first year at Mrs. Nichol's on the north-east corner
of the Common, next door east of Dr. FoUen's. He was grad
uated in 1833, having as a part at Commencement a Disserta
tion on "The effect of maritime enterprise on the character of
nations." During college life he belonged to the Hasty Pudding Club,
the Institute of 1770, the religious society, the temperance so
ciety. La Reunion Sociale, and Phi Beta Kappa. In 1833 he
entered the Cambridge Divinity School. During the last term
of the Junior year, through the Senior year of the undergraduate
course, and for three years in the Divinity School, he was en
gaged in teaching and fitting boys for college. Graduating
from the Divinity School in 1836, he received a call to settle
in Keene, N. H., and was ordained over the Unitarian church
in that town Nov. 2, 1836.
WhUe pastor of the Keene society he published a " Com
mentary " in three volumes on the Gospels and Acts of the
Apostles ; also a " Review of the Mexican War," and several
occasional discourses, and edited a "Marriage Offering" and
Priestley's "Corruptions of Christianity." In AprU, 1850, he
received a call to become the pastor of the Unitarian Society in

246 Livermore Family
Cincinnati, Ohio, and removed to that city in May, for the ben
efit of a mUder climate, his health having become impaired by a
severe bronchial affection. In the autumn of 1856 he removed
to New York, on an invitation to become the editor of the
Christian Inquirer, the organ of the Unitarian faith in that city.
He became the pastor of the Unitarian church in Yonkers, on
the Hudson, in June, 1857. The joint duties of the editorship
and the pastorate were fulfilled until the summer of 1863, when
he was invited to take the Presidency of the MeadvUle Theolog
ical School. Besides the duties of the school he completed his
" Commentary " on the remaining books of the New Testament,
in two volumes, and printed several reviews, sketches of travels,
syllabuses of lectures and occasional sermons. After his retire
ment from the MeadvUle Theological School, Harvard College
conferred upon him the degree of D. D. No chUdren.
382
Thomas Adkins' Livermore {Solomon? Jotuithan? Jona
than? JonatJian? Samuel? JoJiti') was born Feb. 7, 1814, in
MUford, N. H.; died AprU 24, 1862, in Burlington, Iowa; mar
ried (i) Sept. 23, 1 84 1, in Dubuque, Iowa, Harriet Elizabeth,
daughter of James and Susan (Harris) Smith, born May 7, 1825,
in Galena, IU. ; died Dec. 21, 1853, in Nevada, Cal.; married
(2) June 7, 1855, in Galena, Mary Cornelia Langdon, born June
23. 1837, in Austerlitz, Columbia Co., N. Y.
He was educated at the schools in his native town, at PhiUips
Academy in Exeter, N. H., and Pinkerton Academy in Derry,
N. H. In 1832 he went with the expedition of his cousin, Na
thaniel Wyeth, into the wild country west of the Mississippi,
and on returning he settled in Galena, IU., then a mining town
of about a thousand inhabitants. He there taught school, studied
medicine and dentistry, and practiced dentistry untU the spring
of 1849, when he went with his wife and surviving chUdren, by
river,- to St. Joseph, Mo., and there took the emigrant traU for
California ; his daughter died on the way. He engaged in bus
iness and practiced dentistry in Sacramento from his arrival in
1849 to 185 1, and in Nevada, Cal., from 185 1 to 1854. At the

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latter place, with three associates, he built and owned works to
supply the people with water for domestic use. In 1854 he
again went to live in Galena and there practiced dentistry until
his death.
Children, aU but the fifth and sixth born in Galena :
i. Leonard Jarvis,* b. Aug. 28, 1842; d. there Sept. 23,
1843-
667. u. Thomas Leonard, b. Feb. 7, 1844.
iii. James Kidder, b. Dec. 12, 1845 ; d. there Mar. 12,
1848.
iv. Mary Delia, b. Aug. 3, 1848 ; d. May 31, 1849, ^"^ over
land route to California, near Fort Kearney.
668. V. Charles Waterman, b. Sept. 24, 1850, in Sacramento,
Cal.
vi. Mary Elizabeth, b. Dec. 13, 1852, in Nevada City, Cal. ;
d. Jan. 6, 1868, in Milford, N. H.
669. vii. Henry Lee, b. Jan. 7, 1857.
670. viii. Harriet Elizabeth, b. Feb. 24, 1859.
671. ix. Nathaniel Lyon, b. Oct. 15, 1861.
383
Rebecca Parkman Jarvis' Livermore {Solomon? Jonathan?
JonatJian? Jonathan? Samuel? John') was born Dec. 31, 1819,
in Milford, N. H. ; died Oct. 9, 1886, in Milford; married Aug.
24, 1841, Joseph Cogswell Manning, died June 17, 1884.
ChUdren (Manning) :
i. Mary Elizabeth,* b. Aug. 25, 1842 ; d. Feb. 19, 1872.
ii. Charles H., b. June 9, 1844; m. in 1871, Fanny L.
Bartlett, and has three sons ; he is an engineer on the
retired list U. S. navy.
in. Jarvis C, b. Nov. 30, 1845 ; d. Oct. 2, 1846, from the
effects of falling from a window.
iv. Joseph CogsweU, b. July 26, 1847 ; m. Jan., 1874, Laura
R. Darley, and has five daughters ; he is a clerk in a
«. bank.
V. Rebecca Livermore, b. July 8, 1849 ; d. Mar. 15, 1885.
vi. Henry Livermore, b. Jan. 11, 1852 ; d. Dec. i, 1880.
vii. Cleveland Pratt, b. May 28, 1854: m. June 5, 1888,
^ Miss Russell of Baltimore ; he is a confidential clerk
and property agent.

248 Livermore Family
vin. Leonard Jarvis, b. May 11, 1856; m. in 1877, in Cam
bridge, Mrs. Angeline T. (Clarke) Cleveland ; he was
was graduated from Harvard College in 1876; a
teacher in the high school, Medford.

384
Leonard Jarvis' Livermore {Solotnon? JonatJian? Jona
than? JonatJian? Satnuel? John') was born Dec. 8, 1822, in
Milford, N. H. ; died May 30, 1886, in Cambridge; married
March 18, 1847, Mary Ann Catherine, daughter of Aaron and
Mary (GUbert) Perkins of Groton, born March 19, 1823, in
Lunenburg. He was graduated from Harvard CoUege in 1842 ; after com
pleting a three years' course in the theological school in Cam
bridge, graduating in 1846, he was settled over the Unitarian
church in East Boston, being ordained March 24, 1847. The
First Unitarian church in Clinton voted, April 7, 185 1, to invite
him to preach for one year, the salary to be at first $\o per Sun
day, then at the rate of ^600 a year, and afterwards $700 a year.
He resigned his position in East Boston and accepted their
invitation. He was a member of the School Committee in
Clinton in 1853, '5 6, '57, and a teacher in the grammar school
for a few weeks. He was editor of the Courant from Jan. 6,
1855, to Sept. 5, 1857.
Oct. I, 1857, he accepted a caU to Lexington, where he
remained nine years ; shortly after his resignation he removed
to Cambridge and established a home for himself on the old
Jarvis homestead, in the shadow of the trees set out by his
grandfather a hundred years before. In 1867 he took charge
of the Unitarian church in Danvers. In i88i he broke down
in health and wished to resign his charge, but so strong was
the attachment of his people to him that they refused to accept
his resignation, and after a year's vacation he resumed iiis place
there and retained it, with some interruptions, untU his death.
For several years he was the assistant of Rev. Charles Lowe,
the secretary of the American Unitarian Association, and was
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time carrying on his regular work at Danvers. While pastor
at Lexington, and in the first years of his ministry at Danvers,
he compiled the "Hymn Tune Book," so extensively used in the
Unitarian churches.
ChUdren :
i. AUina Mary* b. April i, 1848, in East Boston; m. Dec.
13, 1876, in Danvers, Rev, Pitt Dillingham, d. Mar.
23, 1881, in Charlestown. Child (Dillingham) :
I. Leonard Pitt? b. Feb. lo, 1881, in Charlestown; d. there
Oct. 15, 1S82.
672. u. Clara Perkins, b. May 27, 1851, in Groton.
673. iii. Joseph Perkins, b. Feb. 19, 1855, in Clinton.
674. iv. Henry Jarvis, b. May 27, 1865, in Lexington.
385
Samuel Livermore' Kimball {Anna? JonatJian? Jonathan,*
JonatJuin? Samuel? JoJin') was born Jan. 10, 1817, in WUton,
N. H. ; married Sept. 5, 1849, Betsey E. Graves, born Feb. 12,
1827, in Mt. Holly, Vt. ; died Feb. 6, 1876. He lives on the
homestead and is a prosperous farmer.
ChUdren (Kimball) born in WUton ;
i. A daughter,* b. and d. Dec. 30, 185 1.
675. ii. John Raymond, b. May 16, 1853.
676. iii. Anna Livermore, b. Mar. 30, 1855.
677. iv. Mary Ellen, b. Nov. 15, 1857.
678. V. Abby Isabelle, b. Nov. 26, i860.
vi. Frank Bowers, b. Jan, 14, 1863.
vii. Fannie Marion, b. Mar. 23, 1868.
386
Jonathan Bowers' Kimball {Anna? JonatJian? Jonathan?
JonatJian? Samuel? JoJm') was born May 16, 1821, in Wilton,
N. H. ; married March 27, 1850, Augusta M. York. They live
in Chicago.
ChUdren (Kimball) :
i. Marion Augusta* b. Dec. 7, 1851, in LoweU.
ii. Belle, b. July 31, 1856, in Chicago; d. there Aug. 28,
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387
Elizabeth' King {Lydia? JonatJuin? JonatJian? Jonathan?
Satnuel? John') was born AprU 18, 1821, in Wilton, N. H. ;
married July 15, 1844, Henry C, son of Rev. Nathaniel Whit
man of BUlerica. They have lived in Lancaster and in Cincinnati,
Ohio. ChUdren (Whitman) :
i. Henry Medill,* b. June 24, 1845 ; d. Aug. 16, 1869; a
graduate of Harvard College, class of 1868.
n. Channing Wood, b. Aug. 24, 1846; m. (i) Mar., 1871,
Mary Eels, d. in 1872; m. (2) Sept. 18, 1875, in
Huddersfield, England, Mary  ; he was a grad
uate of Harvard College, class of 1868, and several
years U. S. consul at Huddersfield. Child (Whit
man) :
I. Henry? b. Feb. i8, 1872.
388
Mary Wilson' King {Lydia? Jonathan? Jonathan? Jotui
than? Samuel? John') was born Feb. 4, 1838, in WUton, N. H. ;
married Jan. 29, 1859, James Taft. They live in GreenvUle,
N. H.
Children (Taft) :
i. Herbert,* b. Sept. i, i860; m. Oct. 21, 1885, Ida F.
Chamberlain.
ii. Josephine M., b. Sept. 20, 1862.
iii. Florence, b. Sept. 29, 1866.
iv. Winifred Livermore, b. April 28, 1879.
V. Beatrice King, twin to Winifred L.
389
Danforth Phipps' Livermore ( William? Elijah? Samuel?
Jonathan? Satnuel? Jo Jin') was born Dec. 20, 1804, in Jay, Me. ;
died AprU 19, 1899, in HaUowell, Me.; married there Oct. 21,
1828, Emeline, daughter of Asher and AbigaU (Green) Spaul-
ding, born Aug. 24, 1807, in PeppereU.
He passed the greater portion of his life in HaUowell. For
forty-one years he had charge of the Kennebec Telegraph Co.

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office in HaUowell, later absorbed by the Western Union Tele
graph Co., and many of the best operators in the country
received their first lesson from him. He retired from active
service in August, 1891, the oldest telegrapher in the country.
He was connected with the firm of Masters & Livermore, who
published the Maine Farmers' Almanac, which had a large cir
culation throughout the country. On several occasions he
was asked to accept the nomination for mayor of HaUoweU, or
for the Legislature, but he would never allow his name to be
used, and apparently took little interest in politics. The title
of colonel, by which he was known all over the country, was
given him whUe he was in command of a company of artUlery in
the State mUitia. It is said that a daughter of Col. Livermore
was the first woman to read telegraphy by sound.
ChUdren, born in HalloweU :
i. Emma Frances* b. Dec. i, 1830; d. there Nov. 7, 1881.
ii. William Danforth, b. June 20, 1835 ; d. there Nov. 16,
1838.
iii. Sarah Masters, b. June i, 1837 ; d. there Nov. 10, 1838.
679. iv. Sarah Louise, b. Oct. 16, 1839.
680. V. Charles Danforth, b. May 19, 1842.
390
Granville Putnam' Livermore {Isaac? Elijah? Samuel?
Jonathan? Samuel? JoJtn') was born Nov. 10, 1798, in Liver
more, Me.; died about 1884, in Kansas ; married Marian Sorley
McCallaifi, born near Perth in Scotland. They first lived in St.
Joseph, Mo., and afterwards in Wathena, Kan.
Children :
i. Clarence Granville,* b.  ; lived in Riverside, Cal.
ii. Albert Hamlin, b. in i860; d. Feb. 16, 1899; m. in
1886;' lived in San Bernardino, Cal. They had two
children.
iii. Frank, b.  ; lives in Flagstaff, Arizona, and is in
charge of a cattle ranch.
iv. Pierpont, b.  ; lives with his mother in Kansas.
V. Adrian Melrose, b.  ; lives with his mother.

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391
Horatio Gates' Livermore {Isaac? Elijah? Satnuel? Jona
tJian? Samuel? John') was born March 16, 1807, in Livermore,
Me.; married Oct. 26, 1832, in Boston, Elizabeth King Slater,
born there May 8, 1809; died Jan. 13, 1892, in Rockridge,
Oakland, Cal. He received a liberal education, and in his early
manhood removed to Boston, where he engaged in mercantUe
business untU 1850. At this latter period he made the journey
overland to California, and on arrival settled in Georgetown,
El Dorado Co., whence in 1854 he was elected State senator.
In 1856, becoming impressed with the great natural advantages
of Folsom and the value of the property and franchises of the
Natoma Water Company, he became interested therein. In the
course of a few years he and his associates, by successive pur
chases, acquired a controlling interest in the company and he
became its president and manager. Realizing the importance
of the water power which the American River affords at this
place, he projected plans for its utilization, which have made
there a manufacturing power equal to that of Lowell.
In order to utUize the granite quarries which the locality
possesses, he originated the idea of a branch State prison to be
located thereon, whereby the idle convicts could be beneficially
employed at stone quarrying and cutting ; though opposed, he
succeeded in carrying his point. He was among the earUest to
recognize the value of the "Foot HiU" lands for vineyard and
orchard purposes, and purchased for the Natoma Company a
large portion of the Leidesdorf grant (about ten thousand acres
of land adjoining the town of Folsom). To demonstrate their
capability he caused orchards and vineyards to be planted to the
extent of about five hundred acres. For the conversion of their
products he also caused to be erected by far the largest fruit-
drying and raisin-making establishment in the State. He also
established a large wine manufactory in F"olsom.
ChUdren, born in Boston :
i. Charles Edward,* b. April 2, 1834; now living in Oak
land, unm.

Hannibal Hamlin.

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U. Ellen, b. Oct. 7, 1835 ; d. there April 7, 1841.
681. ni. Horatio Putnam, b. April 7, 1837.

392
Elijah Livermore' Hamlin {Anna? Elijah? Samuel? Jon
athan? Samuel? Jo Jin') was bom March 29, 1800, in Livermore,
Me.; died July 16, 1872, in Bangor, Me.; married Oct. 16,
1825, Eliza Bradley, daughter of Isaac and Elizabeth (Dyer)
Choate of Salem, born Aug. 20, 1798 ; died Aug. 28, 1886. He
was a graduate of Brown University in 18 19; received the de
gree of A. M. from WaterviUe College (now Colby University)
in 1823, and was one of the trustees of that institution, 1841-47 ;
he studied law and first settled in Waterford, Me., where he
practiced until 1829. He then removed to Columbia, Me., where
he was chosen representative to the State Legislature, 1830, '31
and '32, and a senator in 1833. He moved to Bangor in 1835,
and was a representative again in 1847 and 1848, senator 1858
and 1859, executive counciUor, land agent, 1838 to 1841, mayor
185 1 and 1852, and commissioner under the treaty of 1854
between the United States and Great Britain, to define the
fishery limits. He was elected a member of the Maine His
torical Society in 1859.
Children (HamUn), born in Columbia, Me. :
i. Adaline, b.  .

ii. Augustus Choate, b. in Aug., 1829.
in. Julia, b. Feb. 28, 1833.
393
Hannibal' Hamlin {Anna? ElijaJi? Samuel? JonatJian?
Samuel? JoJin') was born Aug. 27, 1809, in Paris HiU, Me.;
died July 4, 1891, in Bangor, Me. ; married (i) Dec. 10, 1833,
in Paris Hill, Sarah Jane, daughter of Stephen and Sarah
(StoweU) Emery, born Nov. 2, 1815, in Paris, Me.; died April
17, 1855, in Hampden, Me.; married (2) Sept. 25, 1856, in
Temple, Me., Ellen Vesta, daughter of Stephen and Jennette
(Loring) Emery, born Sept. 14, 1835, in Paris.

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He was thrown on his own resources at an early age, owing
to the death of his father, and was a farmer, surveyor, school
teacher and printer by turns, until he had qualified himself in
1833 to practice law. He settled in Hampden in 1833, and in
1835 was elected to the Legislature. He was re-elected three
times in succession, serving each session as Speaker of the
House. In 1840 he was a candidate for Congress as a Jackson
Democrat, but was defeated by Elisha H. Allen, who was after
wards chief justice of the Hawaiian Government. He was
elected to Congress in 1843, and re-elected for a second term.
In the House he became prominent as an anti-slavery leader.
His first speech was an attack on the "gag law," and won a
personal compliment from Hon. John Quincy Adams. He also
made an attack on the practice of dueUing, and tried to have
the House expel Clingman and Yancey for fighting a duel. He
opposed the annexation of Texas as a slave State, and arraigned
the slave power for plotting to betray Oregon into the hands of
the British Government. He was also instrumental in present
ing "the WUmot Proviso" in the House, when it came up for
decisive action. In 1846 he was the Democratic anti-slavery
candidate for the United States' Senate. The pro-slavery Dem
ocrats blocked the election for six weeks, and defeated him by
one vote. In 1848 he defeated the pro-slavery wing of his
party by one vote, and entered the Senate to succeed John
Fairfield, who had died. In 185 1 he again defeated the slave
party of Maine in the Legislature by one vote, and was re-elected
to the Senate for a fuU term. He was chairman of the com
mittee on commerce in the Senate for nine years, but resigned
and repudiated the Democratic party when it repealed the Mis
souri compromise.
In 1856 he became one of the founders of the Republican
party, and as the Republican candidate for Governor of Maine,
took the State into the Republican party. In 1857 he was
re-elected to the Senate as a Republican. In i860 he favored
the nomination of Abraham Lincoln for President, and was the
means of obtaining, some votes for Lincoln from Maine in the
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although he did not expect nor desire the place. He enjoyed
very friendly and close relations with Lincoln, — in fact, Lincoln
showed him the Emancipation Proclamation before the cabinet
even knew he had written it. Lincoln also gave him the order
to arm the negroes, and finally offered him the position of
Secretary of the Treasury. At the request of Hon. Charles
Sumner, President Johnson appointed him collector of the port
of Boston, but he resigned because he disapproved Johnson's
policy of reconstruction, and led an attack on that policy. In
1869 and 1875 he was again elected to the Senate. Declining
a re-election in 1881, President Garfield appointed him United
States minister to Spain, but he resigned the office in a year and
retired to private life. His last public services were to advocate
the abolishment of capital punishment in Maine, and to urge the
nationalization of Lincoln's birthday as a holiday.
Children (Hamlin), the youngest born in Bangor, the others
in Hampden :
i. George Emery,* b. Sept. 30, 1835 ; d. there July 14, 1844.
ii. Charles, b. Sept. 13, 1837.
iii. Cyrus, b. April 26, 1839; d. Aug. 28, 1867, in Bangor.
iv. Sarah Jane,, b. Jan. 7, 1842.
V. George Emery, b. Feb. 24, 1848; d. there Sept. 6, 1849.
vi. Hannibal Emery, b. Aug. 22, 1858.
vii. Frank, b. Sept. 26, 1862.
394
Samuel' Livermore {Edward? Samuel? Samuel? Jonathan?
Satnuel? John') was born Aug. 26, 1786, in Concord, N. H.;
died July 11, 1833, in Florence, Ala. He was graduated from
Harvard College in 1 804 ; soon afterwards he engaged in the
study of the law and was admitted to the bar in Essex Co., as
he was then living in Newburyport ; he afterwards removed to
Boston, where he practiced his profession for several years. It
was during this period that he served as a volunteer, being an
intimate friend of Captain Lawrence, on board of the frigate
"Chesapeake," in her memorable engagement with the "Shan
non," and attempted to revenge Captain Lawrence's fall. He
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his head, which Livermore warded off, but in so doing received a
severe wound in the arm.
He afterwards removed to Baltimore where he was one of the
companions of Hanson in his resistance to the Baltimore mob,
which at the beginning of the War of 1812 aimed so serious a
blow at the liberty of the press, by assaulting the office of the
Federal Republican and destroying the lives of some of its
defenders. From Baltimore he went to New Orleans, where he obtained
prominent rank and uncommon success as an advocate. It was
here that he first began that course of studies in the civU law,
the Spanish and French law, and the law of other nations of
Continental Europe, in which he afterwards rose to so high a
reputation. He mastered many of the higher branches of the-
jurisprudence of Rome, and of the modern nations, and, in pro
found knowledge of the early writers of the subject, had few
rivals or equals. His arguments at the bar were not only elo
quent, but they abounded with recondite and accurate learning.
He was also distinguished as an author. He pubUshed a work
on the " Law of Agency," at an early period of his professional
life, and subsequently enlarged it, in a second edition, to two
volumes. It is stUl a standard book in the profession, and at
the time of the publication of the second edition, it was incom
parably superior to any other treatise on the same subject. He
also published at New Orleans, in 1828, two "Preliminary Dis
sertations" on the "Conflict of Laws," foreign and domestic,
which present a concise but accurate view of the various systems
and opinions of the most distinguished jurists of Europe, and
thus, for the first time, brought to the knowledge of the Ameri
can bar, the names and merits of many of these authors.
By his will he bequeathed to Harvard College his whole library
of foreign law, amounting to upwards of three hundred costly
volumes. The value of this donation may be in some measure
comprehended by the fact that it was appraised in the inventory
of his estate at the sum of ^6,000. He was unmarried. He
died whUe on a journey to visit his relatives and friends in New
England.

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395
Harriet' Livermore {Edward? Satnuel? Samuel? Jotia-
than? Satnuel? John') was born AprU 14, 1788, in Concord,
N. H. ; died unmarried March 30, 1868, in West Philadelphia,
Pa. She was of medium height and unusually graceful, and had
a fair complexion ; her hair, a glossy black, was a yard and a
quarter in length ; her form not muscular but nervous, delicate
and frail. In' her early youth she was passionately fond of gay
and costly attire. Though her mother died when she was only
five years old, she fondly cherished her memory and bitterly
lamented her death. At the age of eight she was placed in a
boarding school in HaverhUl, where, through the intimacy be
tween her father and Judge Minot, she entered the best society.
She subsequently lived on Spring Street, in Newburyport, and
attended the Byfield Female Seminary, and later, Atkinson
Academy. WhUe a student in this last institution she became
acquainted with Moses H. Elliott, whose home was the old
"Garrison House" in East HaverhUl. Their acquaintance was
continued after their academy days were over, and in 1 8 1 1 she
began to teach school, first for one or two terms in a private
house, and then, for several terms, in the old brown district
school-house in East HaverhUl, which was close to young Elliott's
home. He became a physician and began to practice at Ports
mouth, N. H. It was expected that marriage would follow their
intimacy, but both families opposed it and the acquaintance was
broken, and how far it affected their subsequent lives cannot be
known. He died Sept. 22, 1822, in Pensacola, Fla., at the age
of thirty-three, a victim to yellow fever.
When she began to teach at East HaverhUl at the age of
twenty-three, she professed conversion, and in 18 18 joined the
Congregational church, though she had been in the Episcopal
communion since she was fourteen. In 1825 she was trans
ferred to the Baptist church, which she soon discarded. The
very devout manner in .which she taught her pupUs to repeat
the Lord's Prayer and one of the psalms in concert, was never
forgotten by them. With closed eyes, and in a voice as soft

258 Livermore Family
and low as that of an angel, she impressed the recitation upon
them. She taught her girl-pupUs needle-work and embroidery
of her own exquisite designs, and specimens of the work of both
are still extant in the families of some of her scholars.
As early as 1 824 she spoke publicly in the old schoolhouse in
which she had taught at East HaverhUl, and at Newton, N. H.,
and surrounding towns. In 1825 she abandoned teaching and
entered upon her life work as an evangelist, assuming the name of
" The PUgrim Stranger." She spoke in schoolhouses, churches,
and in any room she could obtain, or in the open air. At one
time, in PhUadelphia, she addressed a large number of saUors
upon a wharf. She traveUed by stage, private conveyance, or
on foot. "Twice for want of money," she wrote, "I walked
until my feet were festered, and my whole frame entirely ex-
, hausted." She was pleasing as a speaker, and attracted large
crowds. When her father was in Congress she was with him in Wash
ington, and entered into the society to which his position admit
ted her. In January, 1827, she addressed the assembled
Congress in the Hall of Representatives on religion, the Presi
dent (Hon. John Quincy Adams) and his secretary being present.
She is said to have sung melodiously, her softest notes filling
the vast room, which was packed with people, including the
hall, lobby and gallery. She was attended by a friend, both
dressed in a style so simple and neat that anyone would have
taken them for Quakers. She ascended the platform and occu
pied the Speaker's chair, and her friend seated herself by her.
She began in the usual manner by prayer and singing, and held
the attention of her audience throughout. During Andrew
Jackson's presidency she again addressed Congress in the Hall
of Representatives, and produced simUar effects, and again
during Martin Van Buren's presidency in 1838, and during John
Tyler's presidency in 1843.
In May, 1832, she went to the far West, and spent a year,
principally among the Indians at Fort Leavenworth, Kan., trav
elling six thousand miles, most of the distance through the
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that they were of Israel and would yet be restored to Jerusalem,
and intended to spend her life among them, but as the Commis
sioners on Indian Affairs objected, her project had to be aban
doned. She visited the Holy Land four times, spending in all
sixteen years of her life in that region, in Egypt, and in various
other foreign countries, crossing the Atlantic ten times.
She spent some time among the Dunkers, and was regarded
by them as a gifted Christian minister. Her last days were
marked by the same traits of character that had been promi
nent in her earlier years, but she had grown impatient with age.
Her \drtues far exceeded her faults, and in spite of her eccen
tricities she accomplished much good in the service of her
Master. She was indeed a singular and remarkable woman,
more pitiable than censurable. No one knows what fierce and
unsuccessful struggles she had, to overcome the violence of her
peculiar disposition. After returning in 1862 from her last
voyage to Jerusalem, she was for several years supported by
her relatives. She died in the house of a friend in West Phila
delphia, and is buried in the lot of Mrs. Margaret F WorreU, in
the Dunkers' cemetery, and the graves of both are side by side.
396
Mehitable Jane' Livermore {Edward? Samuel? Samuel?
JonatJian? Samuel? JoJm') was born July 20, 1792, in Ports
mouth, N. H. ; died AprU 25, 1837, in Boston; married June
25, 1815, in New Holderness, N. H., Thomas, son of Rev. Dr.
Samuel and Margaret (MarshaU) Haven, born March 2, 1783, in
Portsmouth; died Oct. 31, 1867, in PhUadelphia.
ChUdren (Haven), the first eight born in Portsmouth, the last
four in Philadelphia :
i. Eliza Hall,* b. Oct. 13, 1816; d. May 7, 1876, in Mt.
Arlington, N. J.
682. ii. Caroline Livermore, b. Mar. 5, 1818.
683. in. Anne Shapley, b. May 4, 1819.
iv. Edward St. Loe Livermore, b. April 23, 1820; killed on
board the U. S. S. " Keystone State " while in action
with a Confederate "ram," Jan. 31, 1863; enUsted

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May 30, i860, in Philadelphia, for four years, as a
private in the U. S. Marine Corps ; promoted ser
geant May 2, 1861.
684. V. Mehitable Jane Livermore, b. Sept. 4, 1822.
685. vi. Samuel Livermore, b. Oct. 3, 1823.
vn. Frances Adelaide, b. Feb. i, 1826; d. Oct. 12, 1897, in
Philadelphia, unm.
vni. Clarissa, -b. June 10, 1827; living in Philadelphia, unm.
ix. Helen Eloise, b. Nov. 11, 1828; d. there Oct. 25, 1829.
686. x. Nathaniel Appleton, b. Feb. 7, 1830.
xi. Helen Thomas, b. Oct. 25, 183 1 ; d. there Oct. 14, 1832.
687. xii. Matilda Livermore, b. Mar. 16, 1834.
397
Edward St. Loe' Livermore {Edward? Samuel? Samuel?
Jonathan? Satnuel? John') was born Feb. 12, 1800, in Ports
mouth, N. H. ; died March 24, 1842, in Lowell; married June
21, 1828, in Methuen, Hannah Gove Brown, born March 9,
1804, in Pittsfield, N. H. He studied law in the office of the
Hon. Luther Lawrence of Groton, and was admitted to the Mid
dlesex bar in March, 1832 ; for several years he practiced his
profession in Lowell.
ChUdren, born in LoweU :
688. i. Sarah Jane,* b. May 20, 1830.
ii. A daughter, b.  ; d. in infancy.
in. George WUliamson, b. AprU 7, 1833; d. Jan. 2, 1836,
in New York.
iv. EUzabeth Brown, b. Jan. 6, 1839; d. July 21, 1883, in
Portland, Me. ; m. Oct. 3, i860, in Portland, Henry
Lewis Gregg, b. Jan. 2, 1838, in Andover, Me. No
chUdren.
398
Caroline' Livermore {Edward? Satnuel,^ Satnuel? Jona
than? Samuel? John') was born Oct. 5, 1814, in Boston; died
Sept. 17, 1887, in WeUesley HUls; married July, 1838, in Low
ell, Josiah Gardner, son of Caleb and Mercy (Fletcher) Abbott,
born Nov. i, 1814, in Chelmsford; died June 2, 1891, in Wel
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ChUdren (Abbott) :
i. Caroline Mercy,* b. AprU 25, 1839; m. George Derby;
one child.
ii. Edward Gardner, b. Sept. 29, 1840; he was a major in
the army, and was kUled in the battle of Cedar Moun
tain, Aug. 9, 1862.
in. Henry Livermore, b. Jan. 21, 1842; brevet brigadier
general; killed in the battle of the Wilderness, May 6,
1864.
iv. Fletcher Morton, b. Feb. 18, 1843 5 captain in the 2d
Mass. regiment.
V. WiUiam Stackpole, b. Nov. 18, 1844; d. May 6, 1846.
689. vi. Samuel Appleton Browne, b. Mar. 6, 1846.
690. vii. Sarah Livermore, b. May 14, 1850.
viii. Franklin Pierce, b. May 6, 1852.
ix. Arthur St. Loe Livermore, b. Nov. 6, 1853 ; d. Mar. 28,
1863.
X. Grafton St. Loe, b. Nov. 14, 1856.
xi. Holker Welch, b. Feb. 28, 1858.

399
Henry Jackson' Livermore {Edward? Samuel? Samuel?
JonatJian? Satnuel? Jo Jin') was born June 5, 1816, in Wheeling,
Va. ; died Feb. 2, 1874, in Weyauwega, Wis. ; married Sept. i,
1853, in Lawrence, Susan Hurd Homer, born May 19, 1829, in
Amesbury. When he was about a year old his parents moved
to Lowell, where he grew up ; he was educated at Hampton
Academy, Hampton, N. H., and at PhiUips Academy, Andover.
He was a hardware merchant in New York for a few years, and
in 1 847, went to Lawrence and was engaged in the same busi
ness there for about six years. He was third lieutenant of the
Lawrence Light Infantry (company I), 6th regiment M. V. M.,
in 1850; this company is now known as company F, 9th regi
ment. He became a member of the Ancient and Honorable
ArtUlery Company in 185 1. He afterwards moved to Oshkosh
and Milwaukee, Wis., and Chicago, 111., and later kept a general
country store in Fremont, Wis., where he was postmaster during
President Johnson's administration. He was a member of Gre-

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cian Lodge, A. F. and A.^M., from 1849 to 1855, and was for
some time a member of the school board.
ChUdren :
i. Edward St. Loe,* b. Aug. 3, 1854, in Lawrence ; m.  ;
d. in 1890, on the west coast of the U. S.
ii. James Homer, b. Aug. 6, 1855, in Milwaukee; d. there
Sept. 12, 1855.
iii. Henry, b. Aug. 10, 1856, in Chicago ; d. there Aug. 13,
1856.
iv. James Homer, b. June 29, 1858, in Fremont; m. AprU
23, 1883, in Portland, Ore., Agnes Rose Boyse, b.
Aug. 18, 1863, in Montesano, Wash.
V. Arthur Dorr, b. Dec. 27, i860, in Fremont; d. there
Nov. 21, 1863.
vi. Harry Abbott, b. May 29, 1863, in Fremont.
vii. Grace Grafton, b. Aug. 3, 1865, in Fremont; res., San
Francisco.
400
Mary Jane' Livermore {Edward? Samuel? Satnuel? Jona
than? Samuel? JoJin') was born Aug. 2, 182 1, in Lowell ; died
May 3, 1898, in Lawrence; married Oct. 7, 1846, in Lowell,
Daniel Saunders, born Oct. 6, 1822, in Andover.
ChUdren (Saunders), born in Lawrence :
i. Charles Gurley,* b. Oct. 3, 1847.
ii. Mary Livermore, b. June 19, 1849.
iu. Frederick Abbott, b. June 14, 1855; d. there Sept. 14,
1869.
iv. Anne Grace, b. April 7, 1857.
V. Edith St. Loe, b. Feb. 24, 1865.
401
Arthur' Livermore {ArtJiur? Sattiuel? Samuel? Jonathan?
Samuel? JoJm') was born Jan. 7, 18 11, in Holderness, N. H. ;
married June i, 1853, in Lowell, Kate, daughter of J. D. Prince,
born April 13, 1820, in Chester Co., Eng.
He was graduated at Dartmouth CoUege in 1829. He read
law with Hon. Jonathan Smith of Bath, N. H., one year, com
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and was admitted to the, bar in 1832, in Exeter, N. H. He
first opened an office in GUmanton Iron Works (now Belmont,
N. H.), and later in Lowell, and practiced untU 1839. Just prior
to the death of Hon. Jonathan Smith he removed to Bath, N. H.,
where he resumed his practice. WhUe at Bath he became largely
interested in real estate in that and adjoining towns. He left
Bath in 1857, and lived in Washington Co., Mo., untU 1865, at
a place now called Livermore. He was afterwards appointed by
President Johnson, U. S. Consul at Londonderry, Ire., which
office he held under successive administrations. He now lives
in England.
ChUd, born in Bath :
691. i. Susannah Plumridge,* b. April 5, 1855.
402
Edward' Livermore {ArtJiur? Samuel? Satnuel? JonatJian?
Satnuel? John') was born March 18, 181 5, in Holderness, N. H. ;
died May 28, 1886, in Kenosha, Wis.; married (i) Dec. 12,
1839, in New York City, Elizabeth Green, daughter of Henry
and Mary (ChadweU) Hubbard, born Oct. 4, 1812 ; died May
22, 1851, in Waterloo, N. Y. ; married (2) Oct. 26, 1853, in
Owego, N. Y., Mary Stuart McCormick, born there Feb. 13,
1828. He was graduated from Dartmouth College in 1833. He
studied di-vinity at the Theological Seminary in New York ; he
took Deacon's orders Sept. 27, 1837, and Priest's orders AprU
21, 1839. He officiated first at DrewsvUle, N. H., and after
wards as rector of Emmanuel Church, in Little Falls, N. Y.,
until 1850. His pastorate in Little Falls was broken by a
journey to Santa Cruz, or St. Croix, in the West Indies, and a
residence there of several months in 1847-48; in 1850 he be
came rector of St. Paul's Church, in Waterloo, remaining there
untU early in 1855, when iUness compelled him to resign. He
was, in 1856, rector of Zion Church, at East Bloomfield, N. Y.,
remaining there untU early in 1859. In the spring of i860, he
removed to Minnesota, and for twenty-three years was rector of
the Church of the Holy Communion, in St. Peter. During part
of his residence in Minnesota, he was a member of the Ecclesias-

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tical Court and one of the Rural Deans of the Diocese. In
1883, he became the chaplain of Kemper Hall, Kenosha, a
school under the management of the Sisters of St. Mary.
Children :
i. Louise,* b. AprU 8, 1841, in Little Falls; d. there Oct.
22, 1845.
692. ii. Arthur Browne, b. Aug. 15, 1854, in Waterloo.
iii. Elizabeth, b. Feb. 10, 1856, in Owego; lives in Hins
dale, IU.
iv. Edward St. Loe, b. June 23, 1858, in East Bloomfield;
d. Aug. 5, 1859, in Whitestone, L. I.
V. Mary, b. July 3, 1862, in Owego; d. Aug. 17, 1862, in
Milwaukee, Wis.
vi. Samuel, b. July 13, 1863, in St. Peter; d. there Aug. 28,
1863. 403
Louisa' Livermore {ArtJmr? Satnuel? Samuel? Jotiatlian?
Sattiuel? JoJm') was born Dec. 23, 1819, in Holderness, N. H. ;
died March 30, 1865, in Brooklyn, Long Island; married AprU
15, 1850, at Craigie Burn in Campton, N. H., James Kingman
Ford of Little Falls, N. Y., born June 12, 1817, in Herkimer,
N. Y.
ChUdren (Ford) :
i. Arthur Livermore,* b. Jan. 4, 1851, in Plymouth; d.
May 30, 1880, in Colon, Isthmus of Panama, where
he was the engineer in charge of one of the divisions
of the Panama R. R.
ii. Edward Livermore, b. Feb. 8, 1852, in Waterloo, N. Y. ;
d. Oct. 21, 1852, in St. Louis, Mo.
in. James Lauren, b. July 25, 1854, in St. Louis.
iv. Mary Kingman, b. Oct. 26, 1856, in Bath, N. H.
404
Heber' Livermore {ArtJiur? Samuel? Sattiuel? Jonathan?
Samuel? John') was born AprU 22, 1832, in Campton, N. H. ;
married Margaret Boteler of Shepherdston, Va., died in 1 867 in
Baltimore, Md. He was a merchant's clerk in LoweU in 1851,
and was afterwards a merchant in St. Louis, Mo.

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ChUdren

i. A son,* d. in infancy.
u. Nannie Boteler, b. Aug. 4, 1866, in New York ; m. May
5, 1897, in St. Louis, Hariy L. Block. One chUd.
They live in St. Louis.

EIGHTH GENERATION. 405
Lucy* Livermore {Levi? ElisJia? Josiah? Josiah? JosepJi?
JoJiti? JoJin') was born Feb. 22, 1808, in Hardwick, Vt. ; died
AprU 22, 1859 ; married Nov. 12, 1829, in Walden, Vt., WiUiam
C. Montgomery, born there Nov. 8, 1807 ; died Oct. 6, 1864.
ChUdren (Montgomery), born in Walden :
693. i. Mary Farrington,? b. May 28, 1831.
694. ii. Martha Adaline, b. Oct. 23, 1835.
406
Sidney Augustus* Livermore {Levi? ElisJm? Josiah?
Josiah? JosepJi? John? JoJm') was born March 28, 1810, in
Hardwick, Vt. ; died July 29, 1879, in West Brookfield; mar
ried (i) in 1835, in Tempi eton, Cynthia, daughter of Anson and
Anna (Page) Giffin, born Oct. 3, 1816, in Hardwick; died Nov.
30, 1838, in North Brookfield; married (2) Dec. 3, 1840, in
Brookfield, Lucy, daughter of Charles and Lucy (Rice) Watson
of Spencer, born there Oct. 6, 1818 ; died Jan. 6, i860, in
West Brookfield; married (3) Jan. 14, 1861, in West Brook
field, Lucinda Sophia, daughter of WUliam and Sophia Clark,
born Jan. 13, 1829, in Westmoreland, N. H. ; died July 5, 1888,
in Ware. He was a carpenter.
ChUdren :
695. i. Charles Henry,? b. AprU 5, 1836, in LoweU.
ii. Augustus, b. Sept. 5, 1837, in North Brookfield ; d. there
Oct. 3, 1838.
in. William, b. in Aug., 1838, in North Brookfield; d. there
Sept. 25, 1839.

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696. iv. Eliza Field, b. July 11, 1841, in West Brookfield.
V. Albert Watson, b. May 18, 1845, in West Brookfield; d.
there Jan. 18, 1863. He was a member of company
F, isth Mass. Vols.; enlisted July 12, 1861.
vi. Cynthia Giffin, b. Dec. 29, 1846, in West Brookfield ; d.
there Aug. 18, 1847.
697. vn. George Raymond, b. June 18, 1858, in West Brookfield.
vin. Mary Lucy, b. Nov. 8, 1 861, in West Brookfield ; d. there
July 12, 1867.
ix. Emma Frances, b. Aug. 3, 1863, in West Brookfield; d.
there July 30, 1866.
X. Levi Sidney, b. Sept. 3, 1865, in West Brookfield; d.
there Mar. 2, 1882.
xi. Ella AmeUa, b. Nov. 13, 1867, in West Brookfield ; d.
Nov. 14, 1888, in Stowe.
xu. Frederick Merriam, b. April 27, 1870, in West Brook
field ; d. Oct. 31, 1887, in Ware.
407
Sherlock Denny* Livermore {Levi? Elislia? JosiaJi? Jo
siah? JosepJi? John? JoJin') was born April 30, 18 17, in Wal
den, Vt. ; died Nov. 6, 1878, in West Brookfield ; married there
AprU 9, 1845, Harriet Frances Wood, born there May 7, 1826.
He was a cabinet-maker.
ChUdren, born in West Brookfield :
698. i. Edwin Franklin ,5 b. Oct. 3, 1848.
n. EUa Frances, b. July 25, 1850; d. there Sept. 6, 1851.
in. WiUiam Elmer, b. Aug. 20, 1853 ; d. there Oct. 15, 1854.
iv. Arthur Henry, b. Mar. i, 1856; m. there June 25, 1879,
Hattie Eliza, dau. of H. R. and Harriet R. Comstock,
b. June 16, 1855, in Granby, N. Y. No children.
699. V. Hattie Elizabeth, -b. June 30, 1858.
700. vi. Clara Mabel, b. Dec. 15, 1861.
vu. Walter Herbert, b. July 24, 1863 ; m. May 23, 1888, in
Worcester, Emily Stella, dau. of George L. and Johanna
(Dudley) Ward, b. there Sept. 22, 1849 ; d. there May
II, 1896.
viii. Howard Whipple, b. Oct. 16, 1866; d. there Sept. 12,
1867.
701. ix. Levi Whipple, b. Jan. 21, 1868.

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X. Denny Wood, b. July 12, 1872; m. May 10, 1893, in
West Brookfield, Jennie S., dau. of Charles G. and
Jane (Shales) Knowlton, b. in 1872, in Penacook, N.
H. He is a shoe-cutter.
408
Harvey* Livermore {Etnery? Elisha? Josiah? Josiah?
Joseph? JoJiti? JoJiti') was born Jan. 14, 1816, in Brookfield ;
died there May 8, 1859 ; niarried Dec. 30, 1841, in North Brook
field, Sophronia, daughter of Isaac and Miriam (Pickard) Moore,
born AprU 6, 1807, in Brookfield; died there May 14, 1865.
He was a farmer.
ChUdren, born in North Brookfield :
i. Sophia Pickard,? b. Dec. 11, 1843; married (i) Dec. 31,
1863, Andrew F., son of WiUiam C. and Phebe P.
Jackson of North Brookfield, b. there in 1842 ; m. (2)
Mar. 28, 1888, in Warren, Marion J., son of Cyrus L.
and Julane (Bruffer) Cone, b. in Shelburne.
ii. Ruth EUza, b. Feb. 28, 1845 ; m. Nov. 24, 1868, Nathan
iel T., son of Austin and Aletia (Jones) Abells of
Hatfield, b. there in 1840.
iii. Hannah Jane, b. June 22, 1847; ™- i'^ Sept., 1865,
Julius T. Hooker of Sturbridge.
409
Samuel S.* Livermore {Emery? Elisha? Josiah? Josiah?
Joseph? JoJm? JoJiti') was born May 23, 1821, in Brookfield;
died May 17, 1888, in Brimfield; married (i) Nov. 28, 1848, in
West Brookfield, Roxanna A., daughter of Robert Moulton, born
in 1828 in Wales; died Sept. 5, 1855, in West Brookfield;
married (2) Oct. 19, 1858, in Warren, Caroline, daughter of
Amasa. Reed, born Nov. 30, 1823, in New York State; died
Jan. 5, 1882, in Brimfield; married (3) Jan. 8, 1883, in Warren,
Mary, daughter of Ebenezer and Mary (Chamberlain) Holbrook,
born there June 30, 1831 ; died Feb. 8, 1893, in Brimfield. He
was a shoemaker and farmer.
Children :
i. Emery,9 b.  -.
ii. Robert, b.  .

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410
Emery Elbridge* Livermore {Emery? ElisJia? JosiaJi?
JosiaJi? JosepJi? John? JoJm') was born Aug. 21, 1830, in War
ren ; married Feb. 15, 1853, in Columbia, Conn., Mary Ann,
daughter of Samuel and Mary (Demon) Bond, b. July 8, 1832,
in Warren. He is in the boot and shoe business.
Child, born in Brimfield :
i. Jennie Elizabeth,? b. May 4, 1863. She is a teacher in
Chicopee. 411
Lemuel Eggleston* Livermore {CJuirles? William? Jason?
JosiaJi? Joseph? John? John') was born Dec. 20, 1810, in Ver
mont ; married (i) July 29, 1833, in Huntington, Vt., Mary
Ford Firman, born there Feb. 19, 181 3 ; died March 13, 1842,
in Hinesburgh, Vt. ; married (2) Sept. 6, 1842, in Hinesburgh,
Rebecca Adelia Ray, born there July 21, 1819. He passed the
greater part of his life in Hinesburgh.
ChUdren, born in Hinesburgh :
702. i. Ray Firman,? b. Mar. 5, 1838.
ii. Ralph Eggleston, b. Sept. 3, 1839; d. there Sept. 17,
1854.
703. in. Rollins Miles, b. July 12, 1843.
iv. Mary Emerett, b. Feb. 24, 1845.
V. Charles Philo, b. AprU 7, 185 1 ; d. there Dec. 18, 1880.
412
Charles Enos Jackson* Livermore {Charles? Williatn?
Jason? Josiah? Joseph? John? John') was born Jan. 21, 1831, in
Huntington, Vt. ; married (i) July 20, 1852, in Hinesburgh,
Vt., Rosina A. Wells, born Feb. 3, 1828, in Huntington; died
Nov. 20, 1861, in Hinesburgh; married (2) Nov. 4, 1862, in
Hinesburgh, Julia Emma Vancor, born Jan. 19, 1835, in Jericho,
Vt. ; died Aug. 30, 1887, in Hinesburgh.
ChUdren, aU but the sixth born in Hinesburgh :
704. i. WUliam Clark,? b. Oct. 31, 1853.
ii. Freddie Emerson, b. Dec 11, 1855; d. there Jan. 13,
1856.

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in. Carlton Logene, b. June 29, 1857.
iv. Flora Emeroy, b. Mar. 30, i860 ; d. there Aug. 31, 1864.
V. Frankie Alwyn, b. Nov, 15, 1861 ; d, there Mar. 11,
1862.
vi. Rosina A., b. Oct. 25, 1863, in Colchester, Vt. ; d. Sept.
28, 1864, in Hinesburgh.
vu. Herbert Eugene, b. July i, 1866; m. Nov. 20, 1896, in
Hinesburgh, Lottie B. Vancor.
vin. Charles, b. Oct. 3, 1868; d. same day.
413
Jerusha Almira* Livermore {Joseph? William? Jason?
JosiaJi? Joseph? JoJin? Jo Jin') was born AprU 10, 18 17, in Hart
land, Vt. ; died May 17, 1845, in Lincoln, Vt. ; married there
June 18, 1837, Amory AUen.
ChUdren (AUen) :
i. Orman Dickerson,? b. April 28, 1838, in Hartland; d.
Sept. 4, 1842, in Ripton,Vt.
ii. Amory Lorenzo, b. Jan. 31, 1840, in Granville, Vt. He
enlisted in the Civil war, and was a color-bearer ;
killed by Confederate sharpshooters, and buried in
Hartford, Conn., with military honors.
iii. Benjamin Franklin, b. Nov. 15, 1841, in Ripton, Vt. ;
d. there Sept. 16, 1842.
414
Benjamin* Livermore {JosepJi? William? Jason? Josiah?
Joseph? JoJin? John') was born Aug. 6, 1818, in Hartland, Vt. ;
died there AprU 4, 1871 ; married (i) March 28, 1845, in
Quechee, Vt., Almira Elizabeth Hodgman, born Aug. 22, 1822,
in Hartland; died there Aug. 22, 1846; married (2) Feb. 3,
1866, in Marlboro, N. H., Julia Ann Goodhue Winship, born
Jan. 21, 183 1, in Enfield, N. H.
While studying shorthand about 1850, he invented a type
writer ; the first machine he constructed resembled the standard
typewriters of the present day, but not being satisfied, he con
tinued to improve it, untU at last he made a machine which
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270 Livermore Family
one of these can be seen in a case not far from the door by
which one enters the main hall of the Patent Office in Wash
ington. The box itself was of steel, four and one-half inches
long, two and one-half inches wide, and one and a quarter inches
deep. All the characters of the alphabet were formed by means
of six keys, used singly or in combination. The box contained
a roll of paper twenty feet long, which received the impression
from the keys, the letters being inked by a simple process ; this
paper was wide enough to admit twenty letters to the line, and
about sixty lines could be printed upon one foot. He took out
letters patent in England and America in 1863. It was never
in public use, as he died before introducing it. He had no
children. 415
Lorenzo Dow* Livermore {Joseph? William? Jason? Jo
siah? Joseph? JoJin? JoJin') was born Nov. 28, 1819, in Hart
land, Vt.; married there (i) May 30, 1844, Ursula Noyes, born
Aug. 30, 1821, in Piermont, N. H. ; died Dec. 23, 1866, in
Beaver Dam, Wis. ; married there (2) July 23, 1867, Mrs.
Amelia Ann (Ellis) Hood, daughter of Warren EUis, born Dec.
13, 1839, in CentreviUe, N. Y. He went to Wisconsin in 1854,
as a civil engineer, in which capacity he occasionally served
later on in life; has been justice of the peace in Beaver Dam
for over twenty-four years, and a member of Dodge Co. bar.
ChUdren :
i. OreU Bradley? b. July 9, 1845, in Hartland; d. Aug. 29,
1848, in Charlestown, N. H.
n. Aldrick Clarence, b. Oct. 29, 1848, in Hartland ; d. July
29, 1862, in Beaver Dam.
705. in. Elgin Serino, b. May 17, 1850, in Northfield, Vt.
iv. Adelphia Ursula, b. Oct. 23, 1853, in Montpelier, Vt ;
m. Dec. 24, 1873, in Beaver Dam, George Abram
Hawes, b. Dec. 19, 1852, in Rubicon, Wis. No chil
dren.
706. V. Winslow Odell, b. May 17, 1856, in Beaver Dam.
707. vi. Benjamin Franklin, b. Jan. 30, i860, in Beaver Dam.
vn. Alfrenzo, b. June 10, 1864, in Beaver Dam; d. there
June 24, 1864.

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vni. Lura Dow, b. June 27, 1868, in Beaver Dam; at the
age of twent}' years she became one of the faculty of
Wayland University, Beaver Dam, and was a teacher
of stenography, t3'pe--writing, mathematics, philology
and mental sciences, and is a fine linguist.
ix. Mertie May, b. June 22, 187 1, in Beaver Dam.
x. Frank Joseph, b. June 8, 1875, in Beaver Dam.
xi. Roy Clarence Warren, b. Aug. 11, 1878, in Beaver Dam.
416
Emily* Livermore {Joseph? William? Jason? JosiaJi? Jo
seph? JoJiti? JoJin') was born Nov. 22, 1825, in Hartland, Vt. ;
married there Dec. 9, 1845, Nathan Frederick English, born
June 29, 1822, in Norwich, Vt. She writes that when she was
a chUd there were seventeen Livermore cousins in her father's
district, and six of them were living in 1 890 ; in one term
of winter's school there were fifteen scholars by the name of
Livermore. ChUdren (EngUsh), born in Hartland :
i. Minette Cathlena,? b. Mar. 28, 1847; d. there Aug. 15,
1848.
ii. Analdo Myrtle, b. Mar. 2, 1849; m. April 22, 1877,
in Providence, R. I., Aurabelle Gibbs Gardiner, b.
May 3, 1851, in Sandwich; he was an inventor, at
one time living in Boston.
708. iii. Inelah Mary, b. Sept. 3, 185 1.
709. iv. Viola Julia, b. Oct. 3, 1853.
710. V. Elvia Betsey, b. Sept. 11, 1855.
711. vi. Euler Frederick, b. Feb. 14, 1858.
712. vii. Lena Almira, b. April 2, 1862.
viii. Jessie Jane, b. Jan. 21, 1864; d. there May 29, 1873.
ix. Oral Duane, b. Dec. 23, 1867 ; d. there Sept. 7, 1868.
x. Ernest Aimer, b. Aug. 28, 1869.
417
Mary* Livermore {Joseph? William? Jasoti? Josiah? Joseph?
John? John') was born Oct. 14, 1830, in Hartland, Vt. ; married
there (i) Oct. 14, 1851, Rev. Lucius Leslie, born July 18, 1822,
in Cornish, N. H. ; died July 18, 1 861, in Troy, N. H.; he was

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a Universalist minister; married (2) Feb. i, 1873, in Gardiner,
Me., Allen Reuben Richardson, born Aug. 6, 1829, in South
Gardiner, Me. ; she lives in Monmouth, Me.
ChUdren (Leslie) :
i. Lizzie Mary,? b. Oct. 30, 1854, in Lowell; d. there July
27, 1856.
713. ii. Selwin Goodhue, b. June 26, 1859, in LoweU.
Child (Richardson) :
ni. Allen Livermore, b. Mar. 14, 1874, in South Gardiner.
418
Charlotte* Raymond {Rebecca? Josiah? Jason? Josiah?
Joseph? JoJm? John') wdiS hoxn in 1810 ; died in 1857; married
in 183 1, Samuel MiUs of Barton, N. Y.
ChUdren (MUls) :
i. Albert,? b.  ; m. Ellen HoUenbeck.
ii. Augusta, b.  ; m. Henry Coryell ; three children.
in. Edgar, b.  ; m. Rose Verbee ; one child.
iv. Rebecca, b.  .
V. Stephen, b.

vi. Delphine, b.  .
419
Jane* Raymond {Rebecca? JosiaJi? Jasoti? JosiaJi? Joscpli?
John? John') was born in 181 3 ; died in 1881 ; married in 1840,
WUliam Hanna.
ChUdren (Hanna) :
i. WUliam,? b.  .
ii. Edward, b.  .
iii- Stella, b.  ; m. Thaddeus EUis ; they had two chil
dren ; res., in East Waverley, N. Y.
iv. George I., b.  ; m. EsteUa Catlin of Owego, N. Y. ;
they had two children ; res., in East Waveriey.
V. Adelbert, b.  .
vi. Frederick, b.  ; m. Mary Mills; they had three
children; res., Sayre, Pa.
vii. Maud, b.  ; m. Arthur Fitch ; they had three chil
dren ; res., Carlisle, Ark.
viii. Ernest, b.  .

Eighth Generatioti 273
420
Isaac Livermore* Raymond {Rebecca? JosiaJi? Jasoti? Jo
siah? JosepJi? JoJm? JoJm') was born in 1815 ; married in 1838,
Eliza Swartwood of Barton, N. Y.
ChUdren (Raymond) :
i. Rebecca,? b.  .
ii. Charlotte, b.  ; m. Charles WUkinson ; they had six
children.
iii. Dell, b.  ; m. George Walker ; they had four children..
iv. Florence, b.  ; m. Morgan S. Manning.
V. Frank, b.  .
421
Rebecca* Raymond {Rebecca? Josiah? Jason? JosiaJi? Joseph?
John? John') was born in 1817 ; died in 1854; married in 1850,
Benjamin Folsom of Adrian, Mich.
ChUdren (Folsom) :
i. Lucinda,? b.  ; m. Albert Vorhis ; they had nine
children.
ii. Raymond, b.  ; m. Caroline Mallory ; res. in Friend
ship, N. Y.
422
John* Raymond {Rebecca? Josiah? Jason? Josiah? Joseph?
John? John') was born March 22, 1820; died AprU 28, 1855,
near Sajrre, Pa. ; married in 1844, Elizabeth Crause.
Children (Raymond) :
i. William,? b.  ; m. Nancy Goodale ; res. in Sayre.
ii. John, b.  .
423
Lucinda* Raymond {Rebecca? Josiah? Jason? Josiah? Joseph?
John? John') was born in 1825 ; married in i860, Rev. Dr. F
Barnes ; residence in Kalamazoo, Mich.
ChUdren (Barnes) :
i. Franc,? b.  .
ii. Emma, b.  ; m. Carroll S. Hartman of Grand
Rapids, Mich.
iii. Albert, b.  ; m. Nellie M. Longyear.
iv. Flora, b.  .

274 Livermore Family
424
Mary Abbie* Weaver {Elizabeth? JosiaJi? Jason? Josiah?
JosepJi? JoJm? John') wdishorn Oct. 29, 1820; died May 4, 1885 ;
married Sept. 20, 1847, Robert Stevens Moscrip, born Jan. 12,
181 5. They lived in Saratoga, N. Y.
Children (Moscrip) :
714. i. Charles Henry,? b. June 20, 1848.
715. ii. Ferris Jacob, b. Sept. 25, 1849.
iii. Helen Elizabeth, b. Mar. 24, 1852; d. Nov. 17, 1853.
716. iv. Blanche Augusta, b. June 2, 1853.
425
Charles Livermore* Weaver {Elizabeth? Josiah? Jason?
Josiah? Joseph? John? John') was born Jan. 20, 1822 ; died Oct.
29, 1886; married July 7, 1852, Elizabeth Anthony, born July
15, 1831.
ChUdren (Weaver) :
717. i. Helen Mar,? b. Mar. 20, 1856.
ii. Lillian Etta, b. Jan. 8, 1859.
in. Jesse Montgomery, b. Dec. 6, 1861 ; d. Mar. 5, 1865.
iv. Maud Almira, b. July 26, 1865 ; d. Sept. 10, 1868.
v. Fannie, b. Sept. 12, 1868.
426
Sarah Elizabeth* Weaver {Elizabeth? JosiaJi? Jason? Jo
siaJi? JosepJi? JoJm? Jo Jin') was born March 7, 1833 ; died Nov.
II, 1889; married March 20, 1861, WiUiam Remington, died
Oct. 19, 1878.
ChUd (Remington) :
718. i. Elizabeth Livermore,? b. Sept. 11, 1862.
427
Helen Mar* Livermore {JoJm? JosiaJi? Jasoti? Josiah?
JosepJi? JoJm? JoJin') was born Jan. 30, 1825, in Fort MUler,
N. Y. ; died there Oct. 8, 1887; married there July 12, i860,
Piatt, son of Samuel and Mary (Ray) Baker, born Jan. 21, 1820,
in Pittston, N. Y.

Eighth Generatioti 275
ChUdren (Baker), born in Northumberland, N. Y. :
i. Raymond WiUiam,? b. June 15, 1861 ; m. May 16, 1900,
in Fort Miller, Mary Adelaide, daughter of Lemuel
Porter and Jane Lucretia (Carpenter) Underwood, b.
there Nov. 20, 1870.
ii. Edwin Samuel, b. Sept. 5, 1863; d. Sept. 12, 1887, in
Fort MiUer.
428
Esther Raymond* Livermore {JoJin? Josiah? Jason? Jo
siah? JosepJi? JoJm? JoJin') was born Nov. 9, 1829, in Fort
MUler, N. Y. ; married there Sept. 24, 185 1, James Baldwin,
born Feb. 12, 1823, in Fort Edward, N. Y. ; died there July
23, 1898.
ChUdren (Baldwin), the eldest born in Greenwich, N. Y., the
others in Fort Edward :
i. Edwin Livermore,? b. Aug. 14, 1852 ; unm.
n. Charles R., b. Sept. 30, 1854; d. there AprU 23, 1898.
iii. Catharine A., b. Nov. 20, 1856 ; unm.
719. iv. J. Henry, b. Aug. 23, 1859.
V. Ruthven, b. AprU 9, 1862 ; d. there Nov. 25, 1899.
720. vi. Ida May, b. Oct. 13, 1865.
vii. Helen, b. Oct. 21, 1868 ; d. Sept. 7, 1871.
viii. Frank W., b. July 21, 1873.
429
Josiah Henry* Livermore {JoJiti? JosiaJi? Jasoti? JosiaJi?
JosepJi? John? Jo Jin') was born May 15, 1833, in Fort Miller,
N. Y. ; married there Sept. 11, 1863, Margaret, daughter of
James H . and Catharine (McCoUom) GUchrist, born there March
7, 1839.
ChUdren, born in Fort MUler :
721. i. Catharine Gilchrist,? b. June 7, 1864.
ii. Harriet, b. Jan. 14, 1868.
722. iii. John, b. Aug. 5, 1870.
iv. Leon, b. June 22, 1873.
V. May, b. Oct. 25, 1875 ; d. there July 22, 1876.
vi. Raymond, b. Sept. 23, 1877.

276 Livermore Family
430
Raymond Bellenger* Livermore {John? Josiah? Jason?
Josiah? Joseph? John? John') was born Aug. 17, 1836, in Fort
MUler, N. Y. ; died Dec. 9, 1886, in New York City; married
Sept. II, i860, in Dover, N. J., EUa Wood, daughter of John
Marshall and Maria Berry (Wood) Losey, born there Dec. 15,
1 84 1. He went to school in Fort MUler and moved to New
York in 1854, entering the employ of his brother, E. P. Liv
ermore. In 1858 he became a partner in the export flour
business, which afterwards included grain. He was an expert
judge of flour. He was one of the first members of the New
York Produce Exchange. He was fond of art and an admirer of
beautiful paintings.
ChUdren, the eldest born in Dover, the others in New York
City:
i. Florence,? b. June 20, 1861 ; d. Aug. 11, 1896, in New
York.
ii. Edwin Ruthven, b. Jan. 19, 1871; d. there April 5,
1871.
723. iii. Edith, b. Mar. 3, 1872.
iv.Helen, b. Nov. 9, 1876; m. June 19, 1900, in New York
City, James, son of James and CeciUa (Aiken) Staf
ford, b. Jan. 25, 1861, in Essex, N. Y. ; he is a
physician.
431
Edgar* Livermore {Jason? JosiaJi? Jason? JosiaJi? Joseph?
John? JoJin') was born July 28, 1828; died Aug. 30, 1887, in
Binghamton, N. Y. ; married Dec. 21, 1853, in Fort MUler,
N. Y., Frances Celina, daughter of John and Cerulia (Tommis)
Fuller ; she lives in Bay Shore, Long Island, N. Y. He was a
ship carpenter, and attended the Methodist Church.
ChUdren :
i. Arthur,? b. Mar. 31, 1855, in Fort Edward, N. Y. ; he is
an oysterman in Bay Shore.
724. ii. Louise, b. Aug. 16, 1858, in Fort Edward.
iu. A son, b. Dec. 16, i860, in Fort Edward; d. next day.
725. iv. Cora Alma, b. Nov. 17, 1861, in Fort Edward.

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V. Charles Haxton, b. Aug. 30, 1865, in Flushing, N. Y. ;
he is an oysterman in Bay Shore.
vi. George Taylor, b. July 28, 1870, in Brooklyn, L. I.; m,
April 30, 1 886, (?) Mary Letitia, dau. of Alexander and
Esther (Keller) Riddle ; he is an engineer and lives
in Bay Shore. No children.
vii. Jessica Marcelia, b. Jan. 3, 1873, in Brooklyn ; res.. Bay
Shore.
viii. Alfred, b. May 2, 1876, in Bay shore ; he is an engineer.
ix. Frank Edgar, b. Jan. 29, 1878, in Bay Shore; he is a
plumber.
432
Sarah Esther* Raymond {EstJier? JosiaJi? Jason? JosiaJi?
JosepJi? JoJin? JoJin') was born Aug. 22, 1836, in Northumber
land, N. Y. ; married Oct. 20, 1858, in SchuylervUle, N. Y.,
Samuel, son of WUliam Harmon and Asenath (Dunham) Wells,
born Nov. 27, 1827, in Luzerne, N. Y.
ChUdren (WeUs) born in SchuylervUle :
i. Eloise,? b. Dec. 30, 1859 ; d. there Oct. 4, i860.
726. ii. Raymond S., b. Sept. i, 1861.
iii. Jennie Esther, b. Feb. 3, 1865.
433
John Flint* Smith {Almira? Braddyl? Jason? Josiah?
Joseph? John? John') was born Nov. 2, 18 15, in Holden; mar
ried Jan. 25, 1842, in West Boylston, Caroline Taft, born there
Aug. 22, 1822.
ChUdren (Smith), born in Worcester :
i. Mary Flint,? b. Mar. 31, 1850; d. there Aug. 21, 1852.
u. Effie Caroline, b. Nov. 28, 1857 ; lives there, unm.
434
George Eli* Smith {Almira? Braddyl? Jason? Josiah?
Joseph? John? JoJm') was born May 28, 1827, in Rutland;
married May 19, 1853, in West Boylston, Sarah Jane Harthan,
born there May 7, 1829.
ChUdren (Smith), born in Worcester :
i. George Arthur,? b. Dec. 20, 1855.
ii. Mary Alice, b. Nov. 11, i860.

278 Livermore Family
435
Ira Rufus* Grosvenor {Mary? Braddyl? Jason? Josiah?
JosepJi? JoJin? JoJm') was born March 18, 181 5, in Paxton;
married (i) Sept. 21, 1837, in Monroe, Mich., Harriet Wood ;
married (2) Sarah Wood, sister to his first wife. He was a
distinguished man; he was colonel of the 7th Michigan Vols.
from June 10, 1861 to July 7, 1862 in the Ci-vil war; represen
tative from Monroe 1871-2 ; trustee Michigan Asylum for the
Insane in 1887, and is now a lawyer in Monroe.
Children (Grosvenor) :
i. Irene,? b.  ; m. Harry Wheelock.
ii. Elliott Oliver, b.  ; a lawyer with his father.
iii. Winthrop, b.  ; studying dentistry in Chicago.
436
Ebenezer Oliver* Grosvenor {Mary? Braddyl? Jason?
JosiaJi? JosepJi? JoJm? JoJin') W2is born Jan. 26, 1820, in StUl-
water, N. Y. ; married Feb. 25, 1844, Sarah Ann, daughter of
Hon. Elisha P. Champlin one of the first settlers of Lenawee
County. He received a common school and academical education until
he was fifteen, then for two years was a clerk in Chittenango,
N. Y., then a clerk for his brother at Albion, Mich. He was in
1839-40 a clerk in the State Commissioners' office at Monroe,
Mich.; in 1840-44 a clerk at JonesvUle, Mich., when in 1844
he became a merchant there. In 1854 he established the
banking house of Grosvenor & Co., in Jones'ville, of which he
has always been president and manager.
He has held all important town offices. He was State Sena
tor in 1859 and 1862-64. In the session of 1862 he was chair
man of Committee on Finance.
At breaking out of the war, 1861, he was commissioned col
onel on the staff of Governor Blair. He was president of the
MUitary Contract Board in 1861, and after-wards president of the
State MUitary Board.
In" 1 864 he was elected lieutenant governor on the ticket with
Governor Crapo, and held that office from 1865 to 1867. State

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Treasurer 1 867-1 871. Charter member of the Lodge of Odd
Fellows in JonesviUe, in 1840, and has passed all the chairs of
that Order. Also a Master Mason, having joined the organiza
tion in 1855 ; member and president of the Board of State
BuUding Commissioners from 1871 to 1879; a regent of the
University of Michigan from 1879 to 1888 ; a director in in
surance companies and other corporations ; regular attendant at
the Presbyterian Church.
ChUd (Grosvenor) :
i. Harriet,? b.  ; m. in 1873 to Charles E. White of
JonesvUle. Children (White) :
i. Charles Grosvenor," b.  .
ii. Oliver Simeon, b.  .
437
Helen Sophia Farnsworth* Livermore {George? Braddyl?
Jasoti? Josiah? Joseph? John? JoJm') was born June 15, 1830, in
MUlbury; married Aug. 2, 1853, in Cambridge, Paul Foster,
son of Titus Philbrick and Martha (Foster) Folsom, born Feb.
29, 1820, in East Machias, Me. ; died Aug. 7, 1895, in West
Gouldsboro, Me. She lives in Jamaica Plain.
ChUdren (Folsom) :
i. Sarah Helen,? b. Oct. 15, 1854, in Boston.
727. ii. Jenny Sophia, b. April 20, 1857, in Boston.
728. iii. Mary Olivia, b. Nov. 18, 1861, in Cambridge.
iv. George Frzmk, b. July 18, 1864, in Cambridge; m. Mar.
24, 1900, in Jamaica Plain, Mrs. Florence Maclem.
V. Paul Foster, b. Sept. 23, 1865, in Jamaica Plain; m.
there July 31, 1901, Mary Macdonald Delany.
vi. Eva Livermore, b. Jan. 30, 1868, in Jamaica Plain.
vii. Grosvenor, b. Aug. 8, 1872, in Jamaica Plain.
438
George Braddyl* Livermore {George? Braddyl? Jason?
Josiah? Joseph? JoJm? John') was born March 16, 1832, in
Westfield, N. Y. ; married Nov. i, 1865, in Charleston, Ind.,
Catherine Glion, born March 20, 1834, in Besan9on, France.
They live in Colburn, Ind. No chUdren.

28o Livermore Family
439
John Frank* Livermore {George? Braddyl? Jason? Josiah?
Joseph? John? John') was born Oct. 5, 1834, in Westfield, N. Y. ;
died Jan. 16, 1864, in Boston; married April 6, i860, in Cam
bridge, Mehitable Lyford, daughter of WiUiam and Sally D.
Swain, born July 3, 1830, in Chichester, N. H.
ChUd, born in Boston :
i. Helen Sophia Farnsworth,? b. Feb. 28, 1862 ; d. there
Mar. 14, 1880.
440
Charles Franklin* Livermore {Jason? Braddyl? Jasoti?
JosiaJi? Joseph? John? JoJin') was born Nov. 11, 1832, in Pax
ton; married Aug. 30, 1859, in Spencer, Lorette G., daughter
of Jotham and Caroline Randall, born in Belchertown. He was
a clerk at the time of their marriage.
Children, born in Worcester :
i. Walter Frank,? b. July i, 1862; m. June 2, 1891, in
Worcester, Flora M., daughter of Harland B. and
Luella F. Sherwin, b. in 1874, in Warren.
729. n. Albert Randall, b. Feb. 13, 1873.
440a
George William* Livermore {Jason? Braddyl? Jason?
Josiah? Joseph? JoJin? JoJm') was born July 27, 1838, in Pax
ton; married July 3, 1862, in Cambridge, Carrie A., daughter
of Joseph and Hannah Hartwell, born in 1841, in Bedford. He
has been a baker in Brighton, a glass-packer m Cambridge, and
a farmer in Acton.
ChUdren :
i. Caroline E.,? b. June i, 1863, in Cambridge.
ii. Joseph WiUiam, b. Mar. 21, 1866, in Acton.
729a. iii. Henry Laiinston, b. Jan. 18, 187 1, in Acton.
441
Hiram Brooks* Livermore {Jason? Braddyl? Jason? Jo
siah? Joseph? John? John') w2.%\,oxn June 18, 1840, in Paxton;
married May i, 1862, in Acton, Laura Esther, daughter of EUiot

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and Laura E. (Randall) Prouty, born in 1845, in Leicester.
He is a farmer. '
ChUdren, born in Acton :
i. Mabel Loraine,? b. Mar. 11, 1863 ; m. Nov. 25, 1886, in
Worcester, Arthur A., son of Alonzo C. and Frances
Blethen, b. in 1864, in Lynn.
730. u. Elliot Prouty, b. Mar. 14, 1866.
442
Ahira Russell* Livermore {Larnard? Isaac? Moses? Jo
siaJi? JosepJi? JoJin? JoJm') was born Feb. 16, 18 10, in Smith
vUle, N. Y. ; died Nov. 4, 1837, in Illinois ; married his cousin,
Hannah, daughter of Orin and Mehetable (Livermore) Seward,
born Oct. 3, 1809, in Chenango, N. Y. ; died Jan. 2, 1849, in
Truro, Knox Co., 111.
ChUdren :
i. Cyrus,? b.  ; d. young.
731. ii. Diantha, b. Oct. 17, 1836.
443
Nelson Grant* Livermore {Lartiard? Isaac? Moses? Jo
siaJi? Joseph? John? John') was born Aug. 9, 18 13, in Smith-
•vUle, N. Y. ; died Aug. 17, 1854, in McCoupin Co., 111. ; married
May II, 1832, in Barker, N. Y., Pheria, daughter of Chester and
Polly Pease, born May 22, 1813, in Cincinnatus, N. Y. ; died
Dec. 25, 1886, in Hancock Co., la.
ChUdren, the first three born in Broome Co., N. Y., the others
in Washington Co., la. :
732. i. Francis Asbury,? b. Aug. 20, 1833.
733. ii. Sally, b. Nov. 25, 1834.
734. iii. Diantha Fidelia, b. Oct. 23, 1836.
735. iv. Samantha Jane, b. Nov. 20, 1840.
V. Pamelia Ann, b. Sept. i, 1843.
444
Semantha Jane* Livermore {Larnard? Isaac? Moses? Jo
siaJi? Joseph? John? JoJm') was born March 16, 18 19, in Smith
viUe, N. Y. ; died April 25, 1885, in Newark VaUey, N. Y. ;

282 Livermore Fattiily
married Oct. 13, 1836, in Barker, N. Y., Lewis Daniel Bishop,
born Aug. 11, 18 15, in Castle Creek, N. Y.
ChUdren (Bishop), born in Castle Creek :
i. Martin Ahira,? b. Jan. 25, 1838 ; d. there Feb. 27, 1839.
736. n. Francis Martin, b. Dec. 16, 1839.

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iii. Lucius Nelson, b. Dec. 28, 1841.
iv. Curtis Lemont, b. Jan. 21, 1849.
V. Anna ArdeU, b. July 16, 1852.
vi. Emma De Ette, b. June 10, 1859.

445
Pamelia Ann* Livermore {Larnard? Isaac? Moses? JosiaJi?
Joseph? JoJm? JoJin') was born March 20, 1824, in SmithvUle,
N. Y. ; married Nov. 3, 1847, in Barker, N. Y., Harry Lyon,
born there Oct. 17, 1818. Residence, Binghamton, N. Y.
ChUdren (Lyon), the first four born in Barker, the last two
in Binghamton :
i. Ella Euphemia,? b. Aug. 17, 1848; m. Oct. 6, 1884, in
Binghamton, Robert Evans Hooper, born in Hooper,
N. Y.
n. George Frederic, b. July 13, 1849; "i- AprU 9, 1884,
in Binghamton, Elizabeth Radcltff Mather, where she
was born. He is a Justice of the Supreme Court of
New York, and lives in Binghamton.
in. Pamelia Janette, b. Dec. 3, 1850 ; d. there June 21, 1854.
iv. Jennie DeUa, b. June i, 1856; m. June 29, 1881, in
Binghamton, Winthrop Downs Painter, born in \\&j-
mouth, O.
V. Charles RoUo, b. Mar. 31, 1859; d. there Aug. 4, 1859.
vi. Harry Frederic, b. Oct. 4, 1863; m. there Nov. 15,
1888, Minnie May Lester. Child (Lyon), b. in Bing
hamton. i. George Harry, "^ b. April 2, 1S90.
446
Anna* Seward {MeJiitable? Isaac? Moses? Josiah? JosepJi?
John? JoJm') was born July 9, 181 1, in Chenango, N. Y. ; mar
ried July 4, 1830, Ebenezer Sraead French of Chenango, born
April 8, 1810, in Charlemont. Residence, Lisle, N. Y.

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ChUdren (French) :
741. i. Lucius,? b. Feb. 2, 1832.
ii. Hepzibeth, b. Sept. 16, 1833; d. AprU 19, 1885, unm.
742. in. Olive, b. Nov. 20, 1835.
743. iv. EHzabeth, b. Feb. 9, 1838.
744. V. Mary, b. Aug. 4, 1S41.
vi. Orin, b. Sept. 29, 1844; d. Oct. 23, 1844.
vii. Kit Carson, b. Aug. 20, 1853 ; m. Jan. 2, 1876, in Bing
hamton, N. Y., Mena EUza Keeler, b. in 185 1, in
Chenango.
447
Levi* Seward {MeJiitable? Isaac? Moses? Josiah? Joseph?
JoJm? John') was born Aug. 21, 18 17, in Chenango, N. Y. ;
married Nov. 17, 1844, in Truro, 111., Nancy Cadwell, born in
Onondaga Co., N. Y.
ChUd (Seward) born in Truro :
745. i Addie Maria,? b. Sept. 30, 1847.
448
Lorin* Livermore {Roswell? Moses? Moses? JosiaJi? Joseph?
JoJin? JoJiti') was born Oct. 3, 1826, in Lisle, N. Y. ; died there
June 2, 1879 ; married Nov. 8, 1854, Angeline Houk ; she died
in Owego, N. Y.
Children, born in Lisle :
746. i. Daniel Roswell,? b. Jan. 26, 1856.
ii. Fay Houk, b. Dec. 17, 1859.
iii. Frank Eddy, b. Mar. 2, 1864.
449
Adeline* Livermore {Moses? Moses? Moses? Josiah? Jo
seph? Johti? John') was born Nov. 18, 18 10, in Lisle, N. Y. ;
died there May 17, 1845 ; married there Dec. 19, 1832, WU
liam Fenner, born Sept. ig, 181 1, in Rhode Island; died Aug.
23, 1882, in Homer, N. Y.
Children (Fenner), born in Lisle :
i. George Livermore,? b. May 9, 1836 ; d. April 8, 1862,
unm.

284 Livermore Family
n. Ann EUza, b. Feb. 18, 1838; m. George Brigham, son
of Brigham and Rebecca (Fenner) Livermore.
in. Leander, b. Feb. 3, 1840; d. Dec. 24, 1 861, unm.
iv. Charles, b. Jan. 19, 1842 ; d. Feb. 9, 1862.
747. V. Frederick, b. May 17, 1844.
450
Charles Henry* Livermore {Moses? Moses? Moses? Jo
siah? JosepJi? JoJin? JoJin') was bom Sept. 4, 18 12, in Lisle, N.
Y. ; died there Jan. 31, 1881 ; married Nov. 2, 1836, Sarah Ma-
linda Guernsey, born July 2, 18 12, in Greenfield, N. Y. He was
a farmer ; he joined the Congregational church when about six
teen years old, was made a deacon about 1 847, and held that
office until 1868, when he severed his connection with that
church and joined the M. E. church of Centre Lisle. He was
always known as Deacon Livermore.
Children, born in Lisle :
i. Rachel Ann,? b. Aug. ii, 1838; m. Charles Howland ;
lives in Lisle.
ii. Ann Bridget, b. Oct. 17, 1840; m. George Howland;
lives in Lisle.
748. iii. Charles Henry, b. April 30, 1843.
. 749. iv. George, b. Nov. 15, 1845.
V. AdeUne, b. Dec. 28, 1847 ; lives in Lisle ; unm.
vi. Sarah, b. Mar. 3, 1851; m. there Jan. i, 1870, Lester
Potter.
451
David Clark* Livermore {Moses? Moses? Moses? Josiah?
JosepJi? JoJm? JoJm') was born Jan. 29, 18 16, in Lisle, N. Y. ;
died March 10, 1893, in Newark Valley, N. Y. ; married Feb.
28, 1838, in Berkshire, N. Y., Wrexa'ville Badger, born June 26,
1 8 14, in Lisle ; died Dec. 30, 1876, in Genoa, N. Y.
At the age of eight years he went to live with his uncle Gard
ner Livermore, remaining with him until he was twenty-one. He
continued to live in Lisle for two or three years, and then moved
to Bradford Co., Pa., being employed in a flour miU untU 1844,
returning to Lisle and after living in his native town for one
year, he bought a grist mUl and saw mUl in Berkshire. He was

EigJith Generation 285.
deacon of the Congregational church for several years, and also
superintendent of the Sunday school. In 1874, he moved to
Genoa, and after his wife's' death went to live with his youngest
daughter, Mrs. Innes. He died in the house of his daughter,
Mrs. Prentice.
Children :
i. Mary Ann,? b. Feb. 27, 1839, in Lisle; res., Hinsdale,
N. Y. ; unm.
750. ii. Cyrus Egbert, b. Aug. 17, 1841, in Bradford Co.
iii. Amelia Adaline, b. Feb. i, 1844, in Bradford Co. ; m..
Nov. 13, 1867, William Goodspeed Prentice, b. July
3, 1845, in Newark Valley, where they live. No
children of their own.
iv. Alamanzo Bostwick, b. Feb. 3, 1847, in Berkshire; m.
Dec. 31, 1874, Jennie Whaley, b. July 8, 1854, in
Greene, N. Y. ; he is a bookkeeper in the employ of
the Standard Oil Co. ; res.. Auburn, N. Y. No chil
dren.
V. Emily Jane, b. Nov. 17, 1850, in Berkshire; d. Aug. 12,
1880, in Genoa; m. there Nov. 6, 1878, Edson Jay Van
Marter. He is a carpenter. She left a son, b. April
23, 1880, in Genoa, who was adopted by her sister,
Mrs. Prentice, and bears the name of Raymond Liver
more Prentice.'"
vi. Calista Jeanette, b. Aug. 10, 1857, in Berkshire; m. Oct.
15, 1878, in Genoa, Francis Henry Innes, b. in 1857 ;
he is a jeweUer. No children.
452
Mary Ann* Livermore {Moses? Moses? Moses? JosiaJi? Jo
seph? John? John') was born Jan. 20, 18 19, in Lisle, N. Y. ;,
married there Jan. 10, 1847, Noyes Palmer Chapman, born in
18 14, in Newark Valley, where they live.
Children (Chapman), born in Newark VaUey :
i. Wealthy McKnight,? b. Mar. 12, 185 1 ; m. there Feb. 22,
1876, Wright Benjamin, son of Almerin and Margaret
(Van Wormer) Williams, b. there Oct. 2, 1843. Child
(WiUiams), born in Newark Valley.
I. George Albert?" b. Dec. 4, 1876.
ii. Frederick Henry, b. Aug. 6, 1852.

286 Livertnore Family
453
John Frederic* Livermore {Moses? Moses? Moses? Josiah?
JosepJi? JoJin? JoJiti') was born Feb'. 6, 182 1, in Lisle, N. Y. ;
died April 7, 1900, in Normal, a suburb of Bloomington, 111. ;
married March 5, 1846, in FlemingvUle, Newark Valley Town
ship, N. Y., Jane, daughter of Henry Smith and Nancy (Sutton)
Granger, born July 24, 1826, in Jacksonville, N. Y.
He moved from Newark VaUey with his famUy to Madison
City, Wis., in 1855, and from thence to Polo, IU., in 1856; he
led an uneventful life until the breaking out of the CivU war
when he enlisted in May, 1861, in the 15th 111. Vols., for three
years, and was discharged for disability in Feb., 1862. He had
lived for twenty-eight years in Normal ; he was a carpenter.
ChUdren : WiUiam Henry,? b. Jan. 9, 1847, in Candor, N. Y.
Albert Granger, b. Sept. 10, 185 1, in Newark Valley ; d.
there Jan. 3, 1853.
Francis Granger, b. Oct. 3, 1854, in Newark Valle}'.
iv. Alice Louisa, b. Jan. 8, 1858, in Polo.
V. Ida LueUa, b. Sept. 9, 1861, in Polo; d. there Dec. 20,
1861.
vi. Harry Archie, b. Oct. 28, 1866, in Polo; d. Feb. 23,
189 1, in Great Falls, Mont., unm. He lived for some
time in Harlem, Sargent Co., No. Dak.
454
Moses* Livermore, {Moses? Moses? Moses? JosiaJi? JosepJi?
JoJm? John') was born Nov. 26, 1824, in Lisle, N. Y. ; married
there Sept. 10, 1846, Lucinda B. Cross, born Aug. 11, 1826, in
Cherry Valley, N. Y. ; died June 24, 1889, in Yorkshire Centre,
N. Y. Residence, Yorkshire Centre.
ChUdren, the first three born in Lisle, the youngest in Gro
ton, N. Y. :
i. Clarissa Cook,? b. Nov. 5, 1848 ; lives with her father, unm.
754. n. Louise, b. AprU 4, 1850.
iii. George DeWitt, b. July 17, 1852; d. Oct. 13, 1854, in
Groton.
iv. Joseph Cook, b. Mar. 25, 1854; d. Jan. 30, 1856, in
Groton.

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455
Nathan* Livermore {Moses? Moses? Moses? JosiaJi? Jo
sepJi? JoJiti? JoJin') was born Sept. 15, 1831, in Lisle, N. Y. ;
married Feb. i, 1852, in Triangle, N. Y., Lucy Fidelia Gardner,
born Dec. 7, 1834, in Lisle. He is a wagon-maker. Residence,
Binghamton, N. Y.
ChUdren, born in Whitney Point (town of Triangle), N. Y. :
755. i. Ida May,? b. Nov. 4, 1855.
n. Helen Collins, b. July 12, 1858; d. there June i, 1863.
iii. Hattie Leona, b. Feb. 12, 1861 ; m. there Nov. 2, 1881,
Rudolph W. Whaley.
iv. Lewds Gardner, b. June 21, 1867 ; d. there Aug. 4, 1876.
V. Mary Alice, b. Jan. 21, 1870.
vi. John Berton, b. Sept. 23, 1S74.
vii. Lillian, b. Oct. 2, 1880.
vin. Lula Mabel, b. Feb. 4, 1883.
456
Julia* Livermore {Warner? Moses? Moses? Josiah? Joseph?
John? John') was born Sept. 16, 1822, in Spencer; married
there Oct. 31, 1845, Elbridge Sibley, bom in June, 1821, in
West Brookfield; died Dec. 13, 1896, in the State of Wash
ington. ChUdren (Sibley), born in Spencer :
i. Adele Joanna,? b. Sept. 21, 1846; m. April 30, 1895,
Henry Blodgett of Littleton, N. H.
ii. Frank Warner, b. Dec. 13, 1849.
iii. Charles Herbert, b. July 7, 1852 ; m. Grace Lackey of
Spencer. Six chUdren.
457
Abigail* Livermore {Russell? Moses? Moses? Josiah? Jo
seph? JoJin? JoJin') was born Nov. 4, 1823, in Lisle, N. Y. ;
married there Oct. 13, 1845, Stephen Briggs Howland, born
there Jan. 18, 1821 ; died May 12, 1881, in Nanticoke, N. Y.
ChUdren (Howland), born in Lisle :
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288 Livertnore Family
n. Mary Rebecca, b. May 15, 1851 ; d. Sept. 27, 1874, in
Barker, N. Y. ; m. Oct. 7, 1873, in Newark Valley,
N. Y., Charles J. Hayes, b. July 3, 1857, in Barker.
757. iii. Charles Sumner, b. Sept. 29, 1858.
458
Emeline Frances* Livermore {Russell? Moses? Moses?
JosiaJi? Joseph? John? John') was born March 11, 1826, in
Lisle, N. Y. ; married Jan. i, 1849, in Centre Lisle, Marshall
Morcena, son of Morcena and Matilda (Briggs) Glezen, born
there AprU 5, 1826; died there Aug. 13, 1899.
Children (Glezen), born in Centre Lisle :
i. Russell Livermore,? b. Mar. i, 1850 ; d. there AprU 8j
i860.
ii. Lewis Marshall, b. Mar. 21, 1852 ; m. Oct. 31, 1870, in
Greene, N. Y., Emmagene (?), dau. of Ezra and Ann
Eliza (Brockway) Olds, b. there Jan. 11, 1855. No
children.
758. iii. Frank Emerson, b. June 13, 1854.
759. iv. Sarah Emeline, b. Oct. 30, i860.
760. V. James Russell, b. Aug. 27, 1863.
459
George Warner* Livermore {Russell? Moses? Moses? Jo
siah? JosepJi? John? John') was born Sept. 17, 1828, in Lisle,
N. Y. ; married (i) Oct. i, 1850, in Freetown, N. Y., Sarah
Elizabeth, daughter of Calvin and Elizabeth (Saxton) Hammond,
born there July 20, 1831 ; died March 30, 1863, in Lisle; mar
ried (2) Feb. 22, 1864, in Lisle, Julia E., daughter of Solomon
Jones and Levantia (Buell) Northrup, born Sept. 4, 1837, in
Columbus, N. Y. ; died May 4, 1883, in Lisle; married (3)
March 18, 1884, in Newark Valley, N. Y., Louise, daughter of
James AUen, born in Oct., 1853 ; died Feb. 24, 1886, in Centre
Lisle, N. Y. ; married (4) Nov. 7, 1888, in Whitney's Point,
N. Y., Clara, daughter of Royal and Margaret (Pike) Gilbert,
born Oct. 15, 1848, in Cortland, N. Y.
He left home after his eighteenth birthday, agreeing to pay
his father ^100 for his time. He went to Spencer, but returned

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in the fall of 1848. He worked at the wagon trade for five
years ; the rest of his life has been spent as a farmer. He is
now living in the centre of the town of Lisle.
ChUdren, born in Lisle :
i. George Warner,? b. Sept. 10, 1854; d. there Mar. 3,
1862.
761. ii. George Calvin, b. Mar. 28, 1863.
762. iii. Ira Warner, b. April 26, 1872.
iv. John Eber, b. Mar. 29, 1875 ; he was a student in the
law school of Buffalo University, and was graduated
in 1901.
460
Lewis Russell* Livermore {Russell? Moses? Moses? Jo.
siah? Joseph? John? John') was born Feb. 23, 1831, in Lisle,
N. Y. ; married Sept. 30, 1855, in WeUington, O., MatUda
M., daughter of Lyman and Miranda (Wilson) Bonney, born
March 22, 1837, in Canandaigua, N. Y. After the birth of
his eldest chUd he settled in Clarksfield, O., where he stUl
lives, and is a farmer. He enlisted Oct. 17, 1 861, in the
43d regiment, Ohio Vols., and was honorably discharged July
13, 1865.
ChUdren, all but the eldest born in Clarksfield :
i. Frank,? b. Jan. 24, 1857, in Pharsalia, N. Y.
ii. Edmond, b. Aug. 2, i860; d. there in 1862.
iii. Jessie, b. June 24, 1866 ; m. Jerry Clark. They have
had three children, of whom one d. Aug. i, 1895.
iv. Fay, b. Feb. 23, 1868 ; d. there Nov. 5, 1874.
763. V. Charles, b. Dec i, 1874.
vi. Guy, b. Nov. 29, 1878.
461
Joseph Wilson* Livermore {Russell? Moses? Moses? Jo
siah? Joseph? John? John') was born June 28, 1834, in Lisle,
N. Y. ; married May 24, 1854, in Owego, N. Y., Phoebe EUza
beth, daughter of Francis and Phoebe Elizabeth (Booth) Law-
son, born Oct. 17, 1836, in FishkiU, N. Y. He has been a

290 Livermore Family
carpenter nearly all his life, and has worked in FaU River, Wap-
pinger's Falls, N. Y., FishkUl, and now lives in Lisle.
ChUdren :
764. i. Mary Alice,? b. Nov. 12, 1855, in Berkshire, N. Y.
765. n. Russell Wilson, b. Nov. 3, i860, in FishkUl.
766. iii. Luman, b. Sept. 9, 1862, in FishkiU.
iv. Carrie Elizabeth, b. Feb. 21, 1868, in Centre Lisle, N.
Y. ; d. there June 12, 1872.
V. Jay WiUie, b. May 12, 1873, in Centre Lisle; m. June
18, 1894, Mertie, dau. of William and Lucy Ann
(Smith) Marks. Child, b. in Lisle :
I. William,"' b. Sept. 24, 1895.
462
Walton* Livermore {Russell? Moses? Moses? JosiaJi? Jo
seph? JoJiti? JoJm') was born Jan. 22, 1838, in Lisle, N. Y. ;
married July 4, 1858, Harriet, daughter of Andrew and Achsah
(Gleason) Romans. He is a machinist in Richford, N. Y.
ChUdren :

i. Ida,? b. Aug. 27, 1859 ; d. April 26, \i
u. Wallace, b. June 29, 1867 ; m. in 1886, Hattie Stanton.
Child :
I. Clarence,"^' b. Jan. i, 188S.
iii. Frederic, b. April 26, 187 1.
463
Charles Theodore* Livermore {Russell? Moses? Moses?
JosiaJi? JosepJi? JoJin? JoJiti') was born March 14, 1841, in
Lisle, N. Y. ; married AprU 7, 1864, in Triangle, N. Y., Rebecca
Ellis, daughter of Hiram and Esther Hurlburt Pike, born May
6, 1843, in ColesviUe, N. Y. At first he settled as a farmer in
Lisle, but went to Denver, Col., in 1879. He was in the lum
ber business when the financial crash of 1892-93 came, and
since that time has been engaged in the grain business in
Denver. ChUd, born in Lisle :
767. i. Esther Annie,? b. July 18, 1867.

EigJitJi Getieration 291
464
Edmund K.* Livermore {Russell? Moses? Moses? Josiah?
JosepJi? JoJiti? JoJm') was born Dec. 16, 1845, in Centre Lisle,
N. Y. ; married Sept. 3, 1865, in VirgU, N. Y., Josephine Vir
ginia, daughter of Julian and MatUda (Ladd) Simmons, born
there June 29, 1846.
He lived with his parents untU Sept., 1861, when he enlisted
in company F, 27th regiment, N. Y. Vols.; in May, 1862, he
was taken sick at Shipman's Landing, Va., and was discharged
for general disabUity July 2, 1862; he enlisted again, in Dec,
1863, in company E, 137th regiment, N. Y. Vols., in which he
served untU the close of the war, reaching home in August,
1865. He lived in Centre Lisle until March, 1874, when he
moved to Richford, N. Y., returning to Lisle in Sept., 1874.
In the fall of 1877 he moved to Whitney Point, N. Y., and in
Feb., 1878, to Binghamton, N. Y., thence to Greene, N. Y.,
where his youngest child was born ; then to Syracuse, N. Y., in
Feb., 1880; to Groton, N. Y., in Sept., 1883, and back to Syra
cuse in Aug., 1884. He was a manufacturer of guns and rifle
telescopes. He now lives in Lisle, and is carrying on a farm.
ChUdren :
i. Clinton Alarado,? b. Sept. 27, 1866, in Centre Lisle;
m. May Elizabeth Davis.
ii. Julian Adelbert, b. May 25, 1869, in Centre Lisle ; d.
Dec. 22, 1889, in Lisle ; m. Jan. 16, 1889, in Syracuse,
Minnie May Hotaling, b. Jan. 6, 1868, in Lafayette,
N. Y.
in. Miles Edmond, b. June 29, 1872, in Centre Lisle; m.
Elizabeth Edminster.
iv. Mary Dean, b. Aug. 12, 1874, in Richford; m, Ernest
Parke.
V. Daniel Webster, b. Oct. 17, 1878, in Greene.
465
George Brigham* Livermore {BrigJiam? Moses? Moses?
Josiah? JosepJi? John? John') was born May 13, 1834, in Lisle,
N. Y. ; died there July 28, 1871 ; married there Feb. i, i860.

2g2 Livermore Family
Ann Eliza, daughter of WUliam and Adeline (Livermore) Fen
ner, born there Feb. i8, 1838; died March 14, 1878, in Maine,
N. Y.
Children, born in Maine :
i. Calvin Ward,? b. July 25, 1863 ; d. June 29, 1886.
ii. Inez, b. Oct. 18, 1869; m. Jan. 8, 1890, Henry IngaUs.
They live in Maine, and have two children.
466
William Byron* Livermore {BrigJiam? Moses? Moses?
Josiah? JosepJi? John? John') was born June 10, 1838, in Lisle,
N. Y. ; married Dec. 26, 1871, in Watkins, N. Y., Esther Cath
arine, daughter of Alfred and Permelia (Phelps) Allen, born July
21, 1842, in WUlett, N. Y. He enlisted in company F, 89th
regiment, N. Y. Vols. ; lost his right arm in the battle of An-
tietam, Sept. 17, 1862, and was discharged for disabUity, having
served one year ; he attended the Grand Army National En
campment in Boston in Aug., 1890. He lives in Lisle, and has
been a trustee (selectman) of that town several times.
ChUd, born in Lisle :
i. Alfred Brigham,? b. June 25, 1876 ; m. Feb. 24, 1897,
in Norfolk, Va., Teresa Ahem ; he is editor of the
" Lisle Gleaner."
467
William Stedman* Livermore {Obadiah? Amos? Moses?
JosiaJi? JosepJi? JoJm? John') was born Jan. 28, 1823, in Rich
ford, N. Y. ; married AprU 11, 1848, in UnadUla, Mich., Jane
Watson, born Dec. 9, 1827, in Richford. He is a dealer in
general merchandise in UnadUla.
ChUdren, aU except the second born in UnadUla :
i. Margaret Almira,? b. May 7, 1850; d. July 23, 185 1, in
Richford.
u. Edmond Watkins, b. July 9, 1852, in Ithaca, N. Y. ; d.
Mar. 4, 1 86 1, in UnadUla.
768. iii. Lillie Jane, b. Oct. 17, 1854.

EigJith Generation 293
iv. Frederick Chalmers, b. Mar. 3, 1857 ; m. Oct. 16, 1881,
in UnadiUa, MoUie Bird, b. there Feb. 22, 1855.
V. Marietta Gavenna, b. May 12, 1868.
468
Sarah Maria* Livermore {Obadiah? Amos? Moses? JosiaJi?
JosepJi? John? JoJm') was born Sept. 26, 1837, in Richford,
N. Y. ; married Oct. 2, 1862, in Ithaca, N. Y., Austin NeweU,
son of NeweU and Adaline (Savage) Hungerford, born there
Oct. 3, 1835.
Children (Himgerford), born in Ithaca :
769. i. Mary Gavina,? b. Oct. 29, 1863.
ii. Anna Candace, b. Feb. 27, 1868 ; m. her cousin, Joseph
Cadin, son of Joseph C. and Mary Almira (Livermore)
King of Ithaca.
iii. Henry Romaine, b. Aug. 26, 1869; d. there Dec. 16,
1873-
469
Emory Willard* Livermore {Jesse? Ezra? AbijaJi? Jo
siaJi? Joseph? JoJm? JoJm') was bom May 30, 1823, in Jamaica,
Vt.; married Jan. 25, 1873, in Buffalo, N. Y., Rosaltha Sophia
BaUey, born Oct. 31, 1835, in Brewerton, N. Y.
Child, born in Hanover, N. Y. :
i. Carlton Bailey,? b. Jan. 26, 1874.
470
William Ward* Livermore {Jesse? Ezra? Abijah? Josiah?
JosepJi? John? John') was born May 31, 1825, in Jamaica, Vt. ;
married AprU 10, 185 1, in Hanover, N. Y., Miriam Waxham.
ChUdren, born in Hanover :
i. Florence,? b. AprU 8, 1852 ; m. Mar. 28, 1876, in Ar
cade, N. Y., Malcolm Campbell.
770. ii. Lizzie, b. Oct. 25, 1853.
in. Alice, b. Oct. 6, 1856 ; d. Sept. 4, 1878 ; m. AprU 3,
1877, in Arcade, John Ward Gamble. ChUd (Gam
ble) :
I. Ward,"'h. Aug. 13, 1878; d. Sept. 18, 1878.
iv. Ann Eliza, b. May i, 1861.

294 Livermore Fatnily
471
Juliet* Livermore {Jesse? Ezra? Abijah? Josiah? Joseph?
John? John') was born AprU 30, 1829, in Jamaica, Vt. ; married
Dec. 25, 1848, in Hanover, N. Y., Alexander Howard, born
June 30,  , in Jamaica.
ChUdren (Howard), born in Hanover :
771. i. NeweU Livermore,? b. Dec. 25, 1849.
ii. Amelia, b. Sept. 8, 1852; m. there Sept. 15, 1874,
Eugene Roswell Howard.
ni. Adelia, twin to Amelia ; d. there July 20, 1856.
iv. Wilbur Jesse, b. May 16, i860.
772. V. Bertha Rosa, b. June 5, 1862.
472
Mary Ann* Livermore {Jesse? Ezra? AbijaJi? JosiaJi?
Joseph? John? John') was born July 20, 1830, in Jamaica, Vt. ;
married AprU 6, 1858, in Hanover, N. Y., Darius Burton Howe,
born Nov. 19, 1832, in Newstead, N. Y.
ChUdren (Howe), born in Newstead :
773. i. Anna Sophia,? b. Dec. 30, 1861.
ii. Edwin Judson, b. July 19, 1864.
iii. Charles Burton, b. Oct. 6, 1870.
473
Cynthia* Livermore {Jesse? Ezra? AbijaJi? JosiaJi? JosepJi?
John? Johti') was born Feb. 14, 1834, in Jamaica, Vt. ; married
Nov. 5, 1857, Charles Julius Terry of VUlenova, N. Y., born
June 15, 1 83 1, in PortviUe, N. Y.
Children (Terry) :
774. i. Cora Delphia,? b. Oct. 15, i860, in VUlenova.
n. Deforest Burton, b. Nov. 22, 1864, in VUlenova.
iii. Gertrude, b. Oct. 30, 1870, in Hanover, N. Y.
iv. Henry Warren, b. Mar. 15, 1875, in Hanover.
474
Calista A.* Livermore {Jesse? Ezra? AbijaJi? JosiaJi?
Joseph? JoJin? JoJm') was born Feb. 6, 1838, in Hanover, N.
Y. ; married Aug. 18, 1866, in Sheridan, N. Y., George Wash
ington Fancher, born Sept. 3, 1847, in Erie Co., N. Y.

EightJt Generation 295
ChUdren (Fancher), the eldest born in Yorkshire, N. Y., the
others in Hanover :
i. Leon Livermore,? b. Aug. 15, 1867.
n. Jennie May, b. July 6, 1869.
iii. Lena Belle, b. Dec. 22, 187 1.
iv. Charles Elmer, b. Dec. 30, 1873.
V. Sophia Julia, b. Sept. 4, 1876.
475
Sophia Clarinda* Livermore {Jesse? Ezra? AbijaJi? Jo
siah? JosepJi? JoJin? John') was born May 24, 1840, in Han
over, N. Y. ; married Oct. 4, 1868, in Dayton, N. Y., Clarke
WUson Oakes, born Dec. 11, 1843, in Hamburg, N. Y.
ChUdren (Oakes) :
i. Clifford Verne,? b. June 28, 1870.
ii. Elwyn Livermore, b. April 19, 1874.
in. Mabel EsteUe, b. Aug. 24, 1876.
iv. Edith Madelon, b. Mar. 8, 1886.
476
Josiah* Gleason {Lydia? Ezra? Abijah? Josiah? JosepJi?
John? John') was born March 21, 1827, in Jamaica, Vt. ; mar
ried Jan. I, 1 861, in Londonderry, Vt., Roxanna Adeline Chase.
Residence, Townshend, Vt.
ChUdren (Gleason) :
i. Carrie Lizzie,? b. June i, 1870, in Jamaica.
ii. Charles Warren, b. Oct. 8, 1875, in Winhall, Vt.
477
Warren* Gleason {Lydia? Ezra? AbijaJi? Josiah? Joseph?
John? John') was born Oct. i, 1830, in Jamaica, Vt. ; married
Jan. 6, 1853, in Gardner, Adaline Ray, born there Jan. 18, 1834.
Children (Gleason), born in Gardner :
i. A son,? b. Mar. 10, 1859 ; d. in infancy.
ii. A son, b. Jan. i, 1861 ; d. in infancy.
iii. Etta Alcie, b. Nov. 11, 1866; m. there Dec. 24, 1889,
Winfy Sinclair.
iv. Alta Edna, b. Aug. 17, 1869; d. there Oct. 30, 1880.

296 Livermore Family
478
Eliza Ann* Gleason {Lydia? Ezra? Abijah? Josiah,*
Joseph? John? John') was born Nov. 3, 1835, in Jamaica, Vt. ;
married Sept. i, 1859, in Brattleboro, Vt., Simeon Stebbins Day,
born Dec. 12, 18 19, in Northampton.
ChUdren (Day) :
i. Albert Harland,? b. Sept. i, i860, in Jamaica; d. there
Mar. 10, 1862.
ii. Franklin Edward, b. Dec 14, 1862, in Preston, N. Y. ;
m. Jan. i, 1889, in Londonderry, Vt., Jennie May
Belden.
iii. Henry Simeon, b. June 30, 1866, in Preston.
iv. George Allen, b. July 12, 1868, in Preston.
V. Minnie Eliza, b. April 27, 1872, in Jamaica ; m. June 3,
1888, in Westmoreland, N. H., Frederick Sherman
Smith. Child (Smith) :
I. Harry Day,'" b. Aug. 12, 1889.
vi. Jennie Adaline, b. Sept. 27, 1874, in Jamaica.
479
Jane Milly* Livermore {Ezra? Ezra? AbijaJi? Josiah?
Joseph? John? John') was born March 22, 1827, in Jamaica,
Vt. ; married March 28, 1855, in ForestviUe, N. Y., Lyman
Kendall, born Oct. 26, 1826, in Sheridan, N. Y. He is a far
mer. Residence, Sheridan.
Children (Kendall), born in Sheridan :
i. Willis Lyman,? b. Feb. 19, 1856; d. there Sept. 4, 1862.
ii. Alice Jane, b. May 28, 1857 ; d. there July 5, 1862.
iii. Lee Truman, b. July 20, 1858; m. June 30, 1886, in
Silver Creek, N. Y., Reca Knizer, b. Jan. 22, 1859,
in Aurora, N. Y. ; he is a carpenter.
iv. Clara Priscilla, b. Mar. 2, i860; res., Sheridan.
V. Elmer Ellsworth, b. Oct. 7, 1861 ; he is a farmer in
Sheridan.
vi, Albert Edson, b. Sept. 20, 1863; he is a farmer in
Sheridan.
vii. Merritt Hezekiah, b. Sept. 30, 1865 ; he is a wagon-
maker in Sheridan.

Eighth Generatioti 297
viii. Wilbur Cyrenus, b. Oct. 26, 1868; he is a farmer in
Sheridan. 480
Mark Cook* Livermore {Ezra? Ezra? Abijah? Josiah?
Joseph? John? JoJm') was born Sept. 9, 1832, in Jamaica, Vt. ;
died Aug. 24, 1874, in Red Rock, Minn. ; married Jan. i, 1859,
in Brownsdale, Minn., PriscUla Anderson, b. Sept. 19, 1841, in
Green, O. He was a farmer.
ChUdren, born in Red Rock :
i. Clara Jane,? b. Sept. 8, i860; d. there Nov. 27, 1861.
ii. Florence Kate, b. Sept. 30, 1862 ; m. June 11, 1886, in
Austin, Minn., Clayton J. Smith, b. Sept. 10, 1862,
in Novi, Mich. Child (Smith), b. in St. Paul, Minn. :
I. Marion Louise,'" b. Mar. n, 1889.
481
Edson* Livermore {Ezra? Ezra? AbijaJi? Josiah? Joseph?
JoJiti? JoJm') was born Aug. 28, 1834, in Jamaica, Vt. ; married
Sept. 21, 1864, in Smith's MiUs, N. Y., Eunice Gage Nevins,
born there March 20, 1845. He is a farmer in ForestvUle, N.
Y. ; he was formerly a commercial traveller and also a school
teacher. ChUdren, born in Smith's MUls, except the youngest :
i. Alice May,? b. Oct. i, 1865 ; m. Mar. 19, 1884, in Sheri
dan, N. Y., Frederick Shelly ; he is a farmer.
ii. Carrie Esther, b. Sept. 19, 1867 ; she is a teacher.
iii. Efl&e Orrilla, b. Jan. 19, 1870 ; d. there April 19,
1873-
iv. Clark Edson, b. May 29, 1875.
v. Howard Garfield, b. Aug, 15, 1880, in ForestviUe.
482
Clarissa Susan* Livermore {Ezra? Ezra? Abijah? Josiah?
Joseph? John? John') was born July 4, 1836, in Jamaica, Vt. ;
married Jan. 22, 1862, in ForestviUe, N. Y., Don Medbery, born
Dec. 18, 1830, in Nash-ville, N. Y. He is a farmer. Residence,
Cassadaga, N. Y.

298 Livertnore Fatnily
ChUdren (Medbery), the first two born in Hamlet, N. Y., the
others in Cassadaga :
i. Helen Adele,? b. Nov. 3, 1863.
ii. Don Dexter, b. Aug. 15, 1865.
ni. Jennie May, b. July 25, 1869.
iv. Clara Edith, b. Aug. 18, 187 1.

483
George Washington* Livermore {Ezra? Ezra? AbijaJi?
Josiah? JosepJi? JoJin? JoJm') was born May 5, 1844, in Han
over, N. Y. ; married Jan. i, 1866, in Brownsdale, Minn., Cyn
thia Anderson, born July 8, 1847, in Hanover.
He passed his boyhood on a farm, going to school at Nash
vUle, N. Y., untU about eighteen years old ; in the spring of
1863 he went to Paines-ville, O., and worked on a farm untU
March, 1864, when he returned home; May i, 1865, he left
home for Chicago, arriving there in time to take part in the
funeral procession of President Lincoln. In June, 1865, he
removed to Minnesota, where he worked on a farm. After his
marriage he bought a farm, but in Nov., 1866, removed to Aus
tin, Minn., working as a carpenter. In the summer of 1868 he
bought a farm of forty acres of prairie land near Brownsdale,
where he lived untU Dec, 1875, when he -visited his mother
and relatives in New York State. He returned to Minnesota,
and after selling his farm moved to Minneota, Minn., where in
1883 he was appointed agent for the L. C. Porter MUling Co.
of Winona, Minn. He now lives on a farm of 160 acres in
Minneota, Minn.
Children :
i. WiUie Creswell,? b. AprO 5, 1867, in Austin, Minn.; d.
Aug. 13, 1888, in Minneota.
ii. Myrtle Augusta, b. Dec. 11, 1868, in Brownsdale; m.
Sept. 25, 1888, in Tacoma, Wash., Charles N. Boyd.
in. Clara EUen, b. Mar. 20, 1874, in Brownsdale.
iv. Katie May, b. Jan. 12, 1881, in Minneota.
V. Mark Bailey, b. May i, 1886, in Minneota; d. there Oct.
28, 1886.

EigJitJi Getieration 299
484
Carroll Goodenow* Livermore {Ezra? Ezra? AbijaJi?
JosiaJi? Joseph? JoJiti? JoJm') was born April 15, 1850, in Han
over, N. Y. ; married (i)  ; married (2) Feb. 16, 1887, in
Chicago, Mrs. Alice Marinda (Rust) Hunt, daughter of John
Ethan and Judith Sarah (Masters) Rust, born Nov. 24, 1857, in
Battle Creek, Mich. He had two sons by his first wife.
485
Laura* Livermore {Asa? Ezra? Abijah? Josiah? Joseph?
JoJiti? JoJin') was born Feb. 19, 1835, in Jamaica, Vt. ; married
P'eb. 3, 1859, in Smith's MUls, N. Y., Lewis Ogden, born Jan.
2, 1832, in Erie Co., Penn. Residence, WestervUle, O.
Children (Ogden) :
i. LesUe Carl,? b. Dec. i, 1859, in Smith's MUls; m. June
4, 1884, in Ada, O., Cora Hampton, b. Oct. 13, 1863 ;
res., Osceola, Neb. He is an operator and express
agent. Child (Ogden), b. in Raymond, Neb. :
I. Ethel May,'" 'b. Oct. 29, 1889.
ii. May Eliza, b. Nov. 22, 1862, in Smith's MUls; d. AprU
II, 1887, in WestervUle.
in. Maud, b. Feb. 10, 1865, in VUlenova, N. Y.
486
Milly Estella* Livermore {Asa? Ezra? AbijaJi? Josiah?
JosepJi? John? JoJin') was born April 23, 1844, in Smith's
MUls, N. Y. ; married there Feb. 22, 1865, Lucian Sabin, born
there Dec. 23, 1841 ; died Jan. 7, 1873, in Champaign, IU.
After the death of her husband she returned to WestervUle, O.
ChUdren (Sabin) :
i. Belle Eliza,? b. May 21, 1865, in Smith's Mills; d. May
10, 1882, in WestervUle.
n. Carl, b. June 25, 1871, in Westerville ; d. there Mar. 18,
1873-
487
Rebecca Hammond* Livermore {Justice? Abijah? Abijah?
Josiah? JosepJi? John? JoJm') was born May 20, 181 8, in
Jamaica, Vt. ; married there Dec. i, 1840, James Ballard Horr.

300 Livermore Family
ChUdren (Horr) :
i. Ervin Justus,? b. July 29, 1853.
ii. Adin Joseph, b. Oct. 24, 1855.
488
Zipora Elizabeth* Livermore {Justice? Abijah? AbijaJi?
JosiaJi? Joseph? John? JoJm') was born Jan. 12, 1821, in Ja
maica, Vt. ; married there Feb. 29, 1 844, WiUiam B. Bunnell.
ChUdren (BunneU) :
i. Libbie,? b. Aug. 10, 1846 ; m.  Adams.
n. Cora, b. Jan. 10, 1854; m.  Clark; res.. South Min
neapolis, Minn.
489
Newell* Livermore {Justice? Abijah? AbijaJi? JosiaJi?
Joseph? JoJin? John') was born May 11, 1825, in Jamaica, Vt. ;
married (i) Oct. 8, 1849, in Jamaica, Mary Chapin ; married (2)
May 2, 1852, Francena Thayer.
ChUdren, the eldest born in Jamaica, the others in Ogdens-
burg. Wis. :
i. Harlan NeweU,? b. July 26, 1850 ; res., Jefferson, la.
ii. Ada Augusta, b. Aug. 28, 1857.
iii. Frederick Morris, b. Sept. 23, 1859.
iv. Edna, b. Jan. 7, 1862.
V. Kitde, b. July 23, 1868.
490
Benjamin Muzzy* Livermore {Hatnmond? AbijaJi? AbijaJi?
Josiah? JosepJi? JoJtti? JoJm') was born Feb. 27, 1825, in Ja
maica, Vt. ; died Feb. 7, 1878, in New York City; married
there April 3, 1850, Adelia Lucy KeUogg, born there May 22,
1826. ChUdren :
i. Caroline Henrietta,? b. Feb. 13, 1853, in Jamaica.
n. Fanny AdeUa, b. Jan. 28, 1865, in New York; d. Nov.
13, 1885, in Chicago, IU.
775. iii. Charles Frederick, b. Sept. 25, 1868, in New York City.

Eighth Generatioti 301
491
Leverna* Livermore {Hammond? AbijaJi? AbijaJi? Josiah*
Joseph? JoJm? John') was born Nov. 13, 1831, in Jamaica, Vt. ;
married May 27, 1852, in Wardsboro, Vt., Adams TwitcheU,
born AprU 29, 1827, in Jamaica ; died Feb. i, 1892, in Orange.
ChUdren (TwitcheU), born in Jamaica :
776. i. Luther Hammond,? b. July 15, 1856.
ii. Adams HoUis, b. April 22, 1872 ; he is in Alaska.
iii. Franklin Lorenzo, b. April 7, 1874; d. Nov. 7, 1895, i"
Orange ; he worked in a shoe shop.
492
Hammond J.* Livermore {Hammond? Abijah? Abijah? Jo
siah? JosepJi? JoJm? JoJin') was born Nov. 6, 1834, in Jamaica,
Vt. ; married March 3, 1858, in Genesee, IU., Lucy, daughter of
Justice Lot and Christian (Muzzy) Livermore, born Feb. 11,
1838, in Jamaica. In 1889 they moved to Tacoma, Wash., and
when last heard from were in Oregon City, Ore.
Child, born in Dartford, Wis. :
i. Lee Hammond,? b. June 27, 1861.
493
Mark Cook* Livermore {Hammond? Abijah? Abijah? Jo
siaJi? Joseph? John? John') was born Sept. 6, 1838, in Jamaica,
Vt. ; married Oct. 28, 1861, Elizabeth Marsliall, born Oct. 28,
1844, in Shermansville, Penn. Residence, Concordia, Kan.
ChUd, born in Jamaica :
i. Frank Ross,? b. Jan. 29, 1871.
494
Fannie Alice* Livermore {James? Phineas? Abijah? Jo
siah? Joseph? John? John') was born July 2, 1865, in Owego,
N. Y. ; married Jan. i, 1884, in Newark Valley, N. Y., Major
Westcott Bakeman.
ChUdren (Bakeman), born in Owego :
i. Leon Major,? b. June 30, 1886.
ii. Van Ness, b. Nov. 14, 1892.

302 Livermore Family
495
Stephen Gould* Livermore {StepJien? Reuben? Joseph?
JosiaJi? Joseph? JoJm? John') was born Dec. 24, 1823, in Sut
ton; married May i, 1849, in Marlboro, Mary Ann, daughter of
Barnabas- and Mary Brigham, born there in 1827. He was a
machinist. Residence, Cedar Rapids, la.
Children :
i. EUa Maria,? b. May 10, 1850, in Springfield; d. May 8,
1852, in Dayton, O.
u. Harry Edgar, b. Feb. 3, 1855, in Chicago, 111.; d. there
Dec 17, 1855.
iii. Ida Etta, b. Dec. 27, 1862, in Cedar Rapids, and is
living there, unm.
iv. Emma Mina, b. July 10, 1864, in Cedar Rapids, and is
living there, unm.
496
Julia Ann* Livermore {StepJien? Reuben? JosepJi? JosiaJi?
Joseph? JoJm? JoJm') was born Oct. 11, 1830, in MUlbury; died
March 21, 1883, in Sutton; married AprU 22, 185 1, in Spring
field, David Hyde, son of Gilbert Searles, born Dec. 29, 1827,
in Sutton.
Children (Searles :
777. i. Martha Ann,? b. Feb. 23, 1852, in Sutton.
778. u. Charles' Edgar, b. Mar. 10, 1854, in Sutton.
779. iii. James Henry, b. Sept. 11, 1857, in Millbury.
497
Henry Lewis* Bancroft {Harriet? Reuben,^ JosepJi? JosiaJi?
JosepJi? John? JoJiti') was born June 25, 1821, in Millbury;
married (i) AprU 9, 1846, Martha Ann Harris; died Jan. 20,
1876, in MUlbury; married (2) July 5, 1880, Mary Marble
Waters. ChUdren (Bancroft), born in MUlbury :
i. Henry Harris,? b. Sept. i, 1847; m. Nov. 23, 1871,
Mary F. Warfield. Child (Bancroft) :
I. Georgie Mabel,'" b. Dec. 5, 1878.

EigJitJi Generation 303
n. George Frederick, b. Dec. 4, 1851 ; d. April 24, 1879.
iii. Charles Lewis, b. Mar. 15, 1854; m. Dec. 24, 1873,
Matilda Davidson. Children :
I. Frank Albert'" born in April, 1875.
2. Martha Maud, b. in Oct., 1881.
iv. Walter Morse, b. Jan. 20, 1858; d. June 12, 1876.
V. Joseph Herbert, b. July 14, 1862 ; d. July 20, 1881.
vi. Harriet May, b. AprU 30, 1865 ; d. Mar. i, 1882.
vii. Grace Louisa, b. Feb. 7, 1887.
498
Anson Gould* Livermore {Daniel? Reuben? JosepJi? Jo
siaJi? JosepJi? JoJm? JoJin') was born Jan. 24, 1834, in MUlbury ;
married there (i) AprU 2, 1857, Sarah Maria Poland, born July
I, 1833, in Winchendon; died March 17, 1879, in Millbury;
married (2) Feb. 25, 1880, in Worcester, Mrs. Lizzie B. (Seaver)
Taft, daughter of Leonard and Cynthia Seaver, born March 20,
1843, in Springfield.
ChUdren, born in MiUbury :
i. Charles Anson,? b. AprU 17, 1859; d. there Mar. 15,
1883.
ii. Ida Maria, b. Feb. 2, 1864.
499
Caroline Eliza* Livermore {JosepJi? Joseph? Joseph? Jo
siaJi? JosepJi? JoJiti? JoJm') was born Dec. 27, 1834, in New
York; died there Feb. 15, 1897; married there Oct. 11, 1854,
Richard L. Larremore, died there Sept. 13, 1893. He was, in
1888, Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas of the City
of New York.
ChUdren (Larremore), born in New York :
i. Wilbur,? b. Aug. 8, 1855 ; he is a lawyer in New
York.
u. Mary Ellen, b. July 9, 1859; m. there June 24, 1896,
Stephen Ashton McLean.
ni. Josephine Edith, b. Oct. 30, 1866.
iv. Mabel Olive, b. Feb. 28, 187 1.

304 Livermore Family
500
John Robert McDowell* Livermore {Joseph? JosepJi,^
Joseph? Josiah? JosepJi? John? John') was born June 2, 1838 ;
married Dec. 16, 1862, Ann Eliza, daughter of George C. Lugar
of New York. He entered mercantUe life in 1853, and is a
freight broker in New York City. He served in the 71st regi
ment, N. Y. State National Guard, during the Ci-vil war ; he
was a lieutenant in 1861, acting captain in 1862, and regimental
adjutant in 1863. He moved to Brooklyn, L. I., in 1867, and
to Montclair, N. J., in 1872, where he now lives.
ChUdren :
i. SteUa Amanda,? b. Aug. 11, 1864, in New York.
780. n. Richard Larremore, b. Oct. 22, 1869, in Brooklyn.
in. Fanny Ethel, b. Sept. 17, 1873, in Montclair; d. there
Jan. 12. 1880.
501
Joseph Mason* Livermore {Oliver? Joseph? JosepJi? JosiaJi?
JosepJi? John? John') was born Nov. 22, 1824, in Eastport, Me. ;
died there Nov. 20, 1878; married there March 7, 1847, Ellen
Irene, daughter of Seward Bucknam, born there Nov. 26, 1826.
He was for many years a merchant there, and moderator at the
town meetings from 1857 to 1869 inclusive, 1872, '74 to '78
inclusive. He was chosen a Republican senator in 1858, and
was a selectman and chairman of the board from 1859 to 1869
inclusive. He was appointed surveyor of the port of Eastport
by President Lincoln. He afterwards practiced law untU his
death. Children, born in Eastport :
i. Joseph McLeUan,? b. June 15, 1851 ; d. Sept. 19, 1872,
in St. Louis, Mo.
ii. Edward Everett, b. Aug. 7, 1853 ; d. there Mar. 23,
1893. He was a graduate of the Harvard Law School
1877, a prominent lawyer in Eastport, and a select
man in 1880, '81, '82 ; county attorney in Eastport
from 1885 to '89; at the time of his death he was
captain of the Frontier Guards, Maine militia.
in. Charles Paine, b. Mar. 23, 1855; d. there SepL 7, 1856.

Eighth Generation 305
iv. Ellen Irene, b. May 7, 1857; m. there Jan. 16, 1884,
George V. Russell of Portland, Me.
V. Anna Bucknam, b. Oct. 13, 1859 > m. there Sept. 3, 1884,
Albert Pike of St. Louis.
vi. Oliver Shead, b. Sept. 24, 1861 ; d. there July 16,
1865.
vii. Seward Bucknam, b. Sept. 2, 1864; m. June 30, 1890,
in Boston, Margaret Eva, dau. of Dennison A. and
Mary F. Wright, b. in Lowell in 1865 ; he is an elec
trician in Brooklyn.
viii. Sarah Preble, b. June i, 1867.

502
Oliver Shead* Livermore {Oliver? Joseph? Joseph? Josiah?
Joseph? John? John') was born Feb. 23, 1828, in Eastport,
Me.; married Dec. 15, 1852, in Sacramento, Cal., Lucy Amelia
Bradbury, born May 24, 1830, in Eastport.
He saUed for San Francisco by the way of Cape Horn, arriv
ing there May 2, 1850, and went to the mines, where he passed
eighteen months. From there he went to Sacramento, where
he became a clerk with Pope & Talbot, in the lumber business.
After a time he returned to San Francisco, working for the
same firm, and then, going back to the East, was employed as
purser on the steamer "Admiral," running from Boston to St.
John, N. B. In i860 he again went to San Francisco, and re
sumed his position as clerk for his old employers, his famUy
settling in CentrevUle. In 1863 he went to Centre-vUle, and
was appointed deputy sheriff of Alameda Co^ which office he
held four years. In 1868 he moved to what is now Livermore,
and bought a ranch. He served as justice of the peace two
years and deputy county assessor four years. Residence, Liver
more. ChUdren :
781. i. Clara Coolidge,? b. Oct. 12, 1854, in Eastport.
n. Sarah Swift, b. June 13, 1863, in CentrevUle; m. May
17, 1 88 1, in Livermore, Samuel Anson Palmer, b. June
18, 1850, in Sacramento.

3o6 Livermore Family
503
Frederick J.* Smith {Fannie? David? Samuel? Joseph?
Joseph? John? John') was born AprU 25, 1829, in HUlsboro,
N. H.; married there (i) Dec. 25, 1857, Mary Jane Nichols;
married (2) Nov. 20, 1870, Susan MeUen.
ChUdren (Smith), born in HiUsboro :
i, Alice Isabelle,? b. Dec. 3, 1863; m. April 21, 1885, in
Antrim, N. H., Albert Joseph Burnham (a grandchild
of her great-uncle, Joseph Livermore). No chUdren.
ii. Annie Josephine, b. Jan. 14, 1865 ; m. Oct. 13, 1889,
James Eugene Trow of Goshen, N. Y., b. Mar. 5,
1859 ; he is a farmer in HUlsboro.
504
Grandison David* Livermore {Joseph? David? Samuel?
JosepJi? Joseph? JoJm? John') was born Nov. 24, 1825, in HiUs
boro, N. H.; died there Nov. 22, 185 1 ; married there Feb. 12,
1847, Esther Maria, daughter of Ebenezer and Ruth (Faulkner)
Towne. He was a farmer, residing in the western part of the
town. Children, born in HUlsboro :
782. i. George Freeman,? b. Mar. 5, 1848.
783. ii. Henry Joseph, b. May i, 1851.
505
Marietta* Livermore {JosepJi? David? Samuel? Joseph?
Joseph? John? John') was born Feb. 26, 1828, in HiUsboro, N.
H. ; died Feb. 5, 1875; married Sept. 5, 1849, James Wilson.
He is a farmer in Loda, 111.
ChUdren (WUson) :
i. Mary E.,? b. Mar. 23, 1850.
ii. Sarah Livermore, b. Jan. 27, 1852.
in. Frank James, b. Sept. 17, 1855 ; m.  , and has chil
dren.
iv. Ann Sarah, b. Nov. 5, 1858; m.  Rice, and has
children ; res., Buckley, IU.

EightJi Generation 307
506
Sarah How* Livermore {Joseph? David? Samuel? Joseph?
Joseph? John? John') -was born Dec. 3, 1833, in HUlsboro, N. H. ;
died there Dec. 3, 1887; married there Jan. 3, 1858, Henry J.
Burnham, died June 21, 1871. He was a farmer, and they re
sided in the western part of the town, on the farm where the
log house in which the famUy first lived was buUt.
Children (Burnham), born in HiUsboro :
i. Albert Joseph,? b. Nov. 12, 1858; m. AprU 21, 1885, in
Antrim, N. H., Alice Isabelle Smith, b. Dec. 3, 1863 ;
she is a granddaughter of his great-aunt, Fannie
Livermore ; he is a farmer. No chUdren.
ii. Laura Amelia, b. Dec. 29, 1864; m. June 3, 1888, in
Antrim, Ernest Herman Saltmarsh, b. Nov. 24, 1866,
in Weare, N. H. ; he is a blacksmith in HUlsboro
Upper Village. No children.
507
Jonas Leonard* Livermore {Samuel? Samuel? Samuel?
Joseph? Joseph? John? John') was bom Jan. 11, 1817, in Wind
ham, Vt. ; died Feb. 2, 1885, in Townshend, Vt. ; married
AurUla, daughter of Lyman and Asenath (Carroll) Walker, born
Feb. II, 1 8 16, in Dummerston, Vt. ; died Aug. 15, 1887, in
Townshend. ChUdren :
i. Marion AurUla,? b. May 24, 1842, in Londonderry, Vt. ;
d. July 27, 1855, in Townshend.
ii. Frank Samuel, b. Sept. 7, 1849, in Londonderry.
784. iii. William Herbert, b. Dec. 31, 1854, in Townshend.
508
Edward Alms* Livermore {Samuel? Samuel? Samuel?
Joseph? Joseph? JoJin? John') was born Nov. 7, 1824, in Wind
ham, Vt. ; died Jan. 14, 1887, in Londonderry, Vt. ; married
July 4, 1847, in Chicopee FaUs, Mary Clough Gardner, bom
Feb. 10, 1828, in Springfield; died April 17, 1901, in Somer
viUe.

3o8 Livermore Family
Children, born in Londonderry :
i. Charles Edward,? b. Feb. 7, 1852 ; he has been twice
married ; res., Londonderry.
n. Warren Gardner, b. Sept. i, 1854; m. June i, 1893, in
Cambridge, Emma F., daughter of Samuel and Mary
S. (Howe) Fabyan, b. in 1855, in Boston ; he is a
prison official.
ui. Mary Asenath, b. Nov. 29, 1866; m. Oct. 4, 1891, in
East Cambridge, William Curtis, son of Albert and
Annie B. Jones, b. Sept. 11, 1844, in Sutton, Canada;
he is an officer in the House of Correction, Cam
bridge.
509
Austin Franklin* Livermore {Samuel? Samuel? Samuel?
Joseph? Joseph? John? John') was born Nov. 15, 1827, in Wind
ham, Vt. ; married March 10, 1853, in Londonderry, Vt., Jane
Barnard, born May 15, 1831, in Winhall, Vt. ; died Feb. 20,
1885, in Londonderry.
Children, born in Londonderry :
i. Frederick Franklin,? b. Mar. 6, 1854; m. there Jan. i,
1872, Abbie WiUiams. No children.
785. n. Frank Samuel, b. Oct. 2, 1862.
786. iii. John Leonard, b. Dec. i, 1864.
510
William Wells* Livermore {John? Samuel? Samuel? Jo
seph? Joseph? John? John') was born July 12, 1842, in Sebec,
Me.; married July 4, 1864, in Portland, Me., Hattie Wedge.
He was a soldier in company H, 3d Maine Vols., and also color
sergeant, ser-ving three years.
Children :
i. Hattie Ada,? b. Aug. 13, 1865, in East Vassalboro, Me.
787. u. Mary, b. June 22, 1867, in North Vassalboro, Me.
iii. William Arthur, b. Jan. 20, 1870, in Winslow, Me. ; m.
Dec. 25, 1896, in Providence, R. I., Mamie Marden.
iv. Edward Alonzo, b. Dec. i, 1875, in Gardiner, Me.; he
went to school in Gardiner, and in the fall of 1896
entered the University of Maine. He enlisted in
battery A in May, 1898, and was stationed at Fort
Popham and also in Cuba.

Eighth Generation 309
511
Nancy* Livermore {JoJiti? Samuel? Samuel? Joseph? Jo
seph? John? John') was born Nov. 17, 1850, in Gardiner, Me. ;
married June 7, 1865, in Brunswick, Me., Amos Oliver Reed.
He was a soldier in company H, 12th Maine Vols.
ChUdren (Reed), born in Brunswick :
i. George Storer,? b. Mar. 8, 1876.
ii. Laura B., b. Oct. 18, 1879.
512
Charles Henry* Livermore {Daniel? Ephraim? Daniel?
Datiiel? Daniel? John? John') was born Nov. 10, 1825, in
Princeton ; married (i) June 10, 185 1, in Weston, Almira, daugh
ter of Elisha and Almira (Rice) Child, born Jan. 9, 1831, in
Lincoln; died Jan. 11, 1873, in Weston; married (2) AprU 19,
1876, in Weston, Ellen ChUd (sister of his first wife), born there
July 26, 1838. When he was about eight years old his father
moved to Weston, and he went to live with his grandfather
Cutting, in Sudbury, where he spent about four years ; his father
then took him to his farm in Weston, where he has lived ever
since. He is very fond of horses, being a dealer in them, and
has trained many colts.
ChUdren, born in Weston :
788. i. Charlesetta,? b. May 22, 1853.
789. n. Charles Henry, b. May 3, i860.
iii. May Child, b. May 26, 1869; m. Dec. 20, 1890, in Ev
erett, Alfred Leslie, son of George W. and Josephine
M. (Brown) Cutting, b. Jan. 27, 1868, in Weston. No
children.
513
Catharine Hoyt* Taylor {CatJiarine? Aaron? Daniel?
Datiiel? Daniel? John? John') was born May i, 1820, in GUsum,
N. H. ; married June 21, 1838, in Wheaton, IU., Rev. WiUiam
Henry Brewster, born June 16, 181 3, in Claremont, N. H.
ChUdren (Brewster) :
i. Ellen Maria,? b. Jan. 28, 1841, in HaverhiU ; d. Nov.
14, 1858, in Cleveland, O., unm.

JIO Livermore Family
ii. Henrietta, b. Nov. 19, 1843, in LoweU; she is a music
teacher.
790. in. George Henry, b. Sept. 30, 1846, in Providence, R. I.
iv. Abbie Jane, b. Aug. 28, 1853, in Lowell; she is a clerk
in the Recorder's office.
V. Catharine Leonora, b. April 16, 1856, in West Dennis;
d. Aug. 12, 1865, in Cleveland.
vi. Mary Louisa, b. Mar. 4, 1859, in Cleveland; d. Jan. 23,
187 1, in Wheaton.
514
Emeline Pamelia* Taylor {Catharine? Aaron? Daniel?
Datiiel? Daniel? John? John') was born Sept. 15, 1821, in
GUsum, N. H.; married Dec. 17, 1840, in Rochelle, IU., Henry
Beard StUes, born Oct. 15, 181 5, in Nelson, 111. Residence,
Rochelle. ChUdren (StUes), born in Rochelle :
i. George Henry,? b. Jan. 26, 1842; he enlisted in the
army, 1861, and was never heard from after.
n. Albin Beard, b. May 24, 1845 ; m. Oct. 3, 1870, Susan
C. McFaU.
iii. La Forest, b. June 7, 1849; ™- Sept. 19, 1875, Pattie
A. Cady.
iv. Emma, b. May 9, 1853 ; d. there April 3, 1875, unm.
V. Abbie, b. AprU 6, 1859.
515
George Hammond* Taylor {CatJiarine? Aaron? Datiiel?
Daniel? Daniel? JoJm? John') was born May 30, 1823, in GU
sum, N. H.; married Nov. 24, 1846, Emily C. Wood, bom Dec.
8, 1824, in Prescott, Canada. Residence, Franklin, 111.
ChUdren (Taylor), the first four born in NashviUe, 111., the
others in Franklin Grove :
i. Alice,? b. Jan. 9, 1848 ; m. WiUiam B. Floyd, a grocer ;
residence, St. Charles, 111.
ii. Leonidas C, b. June 5, 1849 5 d. there AprU 8, 1850.
iii. Ella, b. Jan. i6, 1851 ; m. WiUiam Hemme, a money
broker in San Francisco, Cal.

Eighth Generation 311
iv. Flora, b. Dec. 2, 1853 ; m. Daniel Timothy, a farmer in
Lee Co., IU.
V. Frank, b. Aug. 15, 1859 ; he is a book-keeper.
vi. Lucius, b. Sept. 12, 1863; he is a professional gardener.
516
DiANCY Rawson* Taylor {CatJiarine? Aaron? Daniel? Dan
iel? Daniel? John? JoJin') was born Feb. 7, 1825, in GUsum,
N. H.; married Dec. 4, 1853, Shubal Pratt Adams, born Feb.
5, 18 1 7, in Medfield. He was formerly a lawyer in Lowell.
Children (Adams), the eldest born in Lowell, the others in
Dubuque, la. :
791. i. Katie Livermore,? b. Sept. i, 1854.
u. William Livermore, b. Feb. 4, 1858; d. there Aug. 5,
i860.
iii. Freddie, b. June 26, i860; d. "there July 27, 1862.
iv. Albert Francis, twin to Freddie.
V. John Taylor, b. Dec. 22, 1862.
vi. Nellie Brewster, b. May 16, 1865.
vii. Susie Bell, b. Jan. 31, 1869.
517
Eunice Ann* Taylor {CatJiarine? Aaron? Daniel? Daniel?
Daniel? John? John') was born Jan. 13, 1834, in GUsum, N. H. ;
married Jan. 8, 1868, Delos Eugene Lyon, born Nov. 14, 1830,
in FranklinviUe, N. Y. Residence, Dubuque, la.
ChUdren (Lyon), born in Dubuque :
i. Abbie Farwell,? b. Sept. 8, 1869.
ii. George Taylor, b. Feb. 21, 1873.
518
Jeannie Alantha* Taylor {CatJiarine? Aaron? Daniel? Dan
iel? Daniel? John? John') was born Dec. 31, 1836, in GUsum,
N. H. ; married June 18, 1861, in Dubuque, la., Joseph Lath
rop Dickinson, born March 25, 1831, in Walpole, N. H. He is
a merchant in Dubuque.
ChUdren (Dickinson), born in Dubuque :
i. Louis Ames,? b. Feb. 24, 1863; d. there Oct. 28, 1866.
n. Carrie Livermore, b. April 2, 1867.

312 Livermore Family
in. Frank Eugene, b. Oct. 9, 1868.
iv. Ruby, b. June 5, 1871 ; d. there Nov. 24, 1875.
V. WiUis Wood, b. Nov. 30, 1872 ; d. there Nov. 7, 1875.
vi. Mabel, b. Mar. 29, 1878.
519
Aaron Harvey* Livermore {John? Aaron? Daniel? Daniel?
Daniel? JoJm? John') was born April 21, 1827, in GUsum, N. H. ;
died Jan. 8, 1896, in Lexington; married Nov. 15, 185 1, Almira
J., daughter of Lucius and Nancy B. Nims, born Aug. 19, 1832,
in SuUivan, N. H. ; died AprU 22, 1865, in Boston. He passed
about two years in Norwich University, and then returned to his
father's farm and assisted in carrying it on for a few years. He
was a selectman in GUsum in 185 1, and moderator in 1853 ; he
was a member of the superintending school committee in 1848,
'49 and '51, and adjutant in the 20th N. H. regiment. About
1854 he removed to Boston, and having studied dentistry, estab
lished a successful practice. No chUdren.
520
Mary Elizabeth* Livermore {JoJm? Aaron? Daniel? Dan
iel? Daniel? John? JoJm') was born Dec. i, 1832, in GUsum,
N. H. ; died March 9, 1872, in Ackworth, N. H. ; married there
Sept. 15, 1853, Joseph Elliott Smith, born there Sept. 24, 1827.
She was a member of the Baptist church.
ChUdren (Smith) :
i. John Willie,? b. Jan. i, 1855, in GUsum.
n. Charies Fremont, b. Nov. 15, 1857, in Gardner; d. Oct.
27, 1878, in Marlow, N.-H.
in. Ida Mary, b. Sept. 3, i860, in Marlow ; d. Dec. 3, 1876,
in Ackworth.
iv. Henry Elliott, b. Jan i, 1867, in Marlow.
521
Martha Ann* Livermore {JoJin? Aaron? Datiiel? Daniel?
Daniel? JoJm? JoJm') was born March 5, 1837, in GUsum, N. H. ;
married June 20, 1861, George W. Emerson.

Eighth Getieration 313
ChUdren (Emerson) :
i. Fannie Byron,? b. Aug. 3, 1868, in GUsum.
U. George Ernest, b. June i, 1872, in Ackworth, N. H.
522
OzRO Jennison* Livermore {Charles? Aaron? Daniel? Dan
iel? Daniel? JoJin? JoJin') was born Jan. 6, 1840, in Alstead,
N. H. ; married Jan. 2, 1865, in Worcester, Angenette, daughter
of Da-vid and Almura (Prince) Hall, born there May 18, 1845.
WhUe li-ving in Fitchburg he was mustered into company A,
53d regiment, Mass. Vols., Oct. 17, 1862, for service in the
CivU war, and mustered out Jan. 15, 1863, on account of dis
abUity ; he was afterwards a clerk in Worcester. They lived in
Springfield, where he was a crockery dealer until 1881, when
they moved to Holyoke, where they now reside.
ChUdren, born in Springfield :
i. Charles D.,? b. Aug. 12, 1870.
ii. Arthur C, b. May 19, 1874.
523
Enrico Edward* Livermore {diaries? Aaron? Daniel?
Daniel? Daniel? John? John') was born April 13, 1845, in Al
stead, N. H.; married Dec. 23, 1869, in Worcester, Ida A.,
daughter of John and Marietta (Carlisle) Whitney, born there
March 10, 1853; died there Dec. 17, 1883. He was an organ
and cabinet maker.
ChUdren, born in Worcester :
i. S. Ben,? b. Dec. 14, 187 1.
ii. A daughter, twin to S. Ben, d. at birth.
iii. Nellie, b. Oct. 31, 1873 ; d. same day.
524
Adaline Julia* Livermore {Ezra? Aaron? Daniel? Daniel?
Daniel? John? John') was born May 30, 1829, in Dalton, N. H. ;
married May 7, 1850, in East Alstead, N. H., Gerould E. Fay,
born there Jan. 20, 1828; died Feb. i, 1883.
ChUdren (Fay), born in East Alstead :
792. i. Frederick H.,? b. Aug. 19, 1852.

314 Livermore Family
793. n. Herbert Ezra, b. May 2, 1855.
iii. Oscar H., b. Jan. 28, 1857; married Feb. 28, 1888, in
Keene, N. H., Anna Bingham. He is an alderman in
Keene. No children.
794. iv. Laura E., b. Mar. 22, 1859.
V. George H., b. Jan. 18, 1861 ; m. Dec i, 1885, in Keene,
Mary Halpin. Children (Fay) :
I. Walter M.,'" h.  .
2. Alice M., b.  .
vi. Harvey G., b. Jan. 6, 1865 ; m. Oct. 12, 189 1, in AUston,
Mae Irene Dunbar. No children.
vii. Martin K., b. Jan. 17, 1867 ; m. June 5, 1891, in Elgin,
IU., Gertrude HinsdeU.
525
Aaron Kidder* Livermore {Ezra? Aaron? Daniel? Datiiel?
Daniel? John? John') was born June 11, 183 1, in Dalton, N. H. ;
died March 31, 1894, in SomervUle; married Sept. 28, 1854, in
Alstead, N. H., Urania Barrett Richardson, where she was born ;
died in March, 1883, in SomervUle. They lived in Cambridge
and SomervUle. He was an expressman.
ChUdren, born in Cambridge :
i. EUen A.,? b. May 4, 1857 ; m. Dec. 30, 1890, in
Charlestown, Luther, son of J. Elliot and Mary J.
Bond.
ii. Eve, b. May 3, 1859.
iii. Emma Urania, b. Nov. 6, 1865.
526
Hannah Catharine* Livermore {Ezra? Aaron? Daniel?
Daniel? Daniel? John? JoJiti') was born Nov. 30, 1834, in Dal
ton, N. H. ; died June 9, 1879 ; married March 23, 1854, Albert
Hubbard of Alstead, N. H., born May 29, 1829, in Walpole,
N. H.
ChUdren (Hubbard) :
i. Charles Albert,? b. Feb. 22, 1855, in Keene, N. H. ; m.
Nov. 28, 1878, Nettie Mary Johnson, b. June 18,
1857, in Wardsboro, Vt. Child (Hubbard) :
I. Herbert,'" 'b. Oct. 9, 1879.

Eighth Getieration 315
n. Addie Betsey, b. Dec. 5, 1857, in Marlboro, N. H., m.
in 1876, Edmond Lapham. Child (Lapham), b. in
Salem :
I. Albert Edmond,'" b. May 4, 1877.
ui. Ezra Livermore, b. Oct. 23, 1859, in Marlboro.
iv. Frank Kidder, b. Sept. 25, 18 61, in Marlboro.
527
James Russell* Livermore {Ezra? Aaron? Daniel? Daniel?
Daniel? John? JoJin') was born Aug. 31, 1836, in Dalton, N.
H.; married March 26, 1857, in Alstead, N. H., Sarah, daugh
ter of George Washington and Elizabeth Gray (Dart) Blake,
born there Dec. 23, 1839.
ChUdren :
i. Sarah Ariadne,? b. Mar. 27, 1859, in Alstead; m. Oct.
17, 1878, in Keene, Frank Allen Barrett, b. Nov. 26,
1856, in Stoddard, N. H.
795. ii. Arthur Leslie, b. Dec. 6, 1862, in Alstead.
796. iii. Lottie, b. June 6, 1872, in Keene.
iv. Grace Belle, b. Jan. 20, 1877, in Keene.
528
George Kimball* Livermore {Ezra? Aaron? Daniel? Dan
iel? Daniel? John? John') was born April 12, 1848, in Alstead,
N. H. ; died March 23, 1898, in Quincy ; married Nov. 28, 1868,
in Hanover, Mary A., daughter of Franklin and Mary Howard,
born in 1848, in Scituate. He was for many years a partner of
the well-known firm of CasweU, Livermore & Co. of Boston.
Children, born in Boston :
i. Frank E.,? b. July 22, 1870; d. there Dec. 9, 1870.
ii. Charles H., b. Oct. 7, 1871 ; d. there Dec. 10, 1871.
in. Bessie Kidder, b. July 12, 1873; d. Oct. 27, 1875, in
Quincy.
iv. Edward Trescott, b. June 27, 1878; d. June 22, 1881,
in Quincy.
529
Charles Herbert* Livermore {Aaron? Aaron? Daniel?
Daniel? Daniel? John? John') was born Oct. 15, 1856, in Mans
field, Conn.; married Sept. 4, 1884, in New Haven, Conn.,

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Mettie Norton, daughter of Capt. Horace L. and Cornelia
(Lewis) Tuttle of New Haven and Cappahosic, York River, Va.,
born Feb. ii, 1862, in Fair Haven, Conn.
He received preparatory education in the schools of Lebanon,
Conn., Monson Academy, Hopkins Grammar School, New Ha
ven, and was graduated from Yale CoUege in 1879, -with honors ;
he was employed as principal of the GuUford Institute (an en
dowed academy and -village high school combined) at GuUford,
Conn., in Sept., 1879, and remained in that position for four
years ; he resigned in June, 1883, in order to study history and
politics at the Johns Hopkins University, and entered that insti
tution in October, 1883; he was appointed University Fellow
in history for the year 1884-85 ; was instructor in history and
German in the Hopkins Grammar School at New Haven,
1885-86, at the same time retaining connection with the Johns
Hopkins University, from which he received the degree of Ph.D.
in June, 1886; presented as doctor's thesis an essay on Town
Government in New Haven, which was expanded into a volume
entitled " The Republic of New Haven : A History of Municipal
Evolution," and was published by the University in the same
year, 1886, as extra Volume I of its series of "Studies in His
tory and Politics." For this work the Johns Hopkins University
bestowed upon him its " John Marshall Prize."
He accepted an appointment as instructor in history in the
University of California, and remained in that position from
Sept., 1886, untU Jan., 1888, when he resigned in order to
accept an election as assistant professor of history at the Mas
sachusetts Institute of Technology in Boston, Jan., 1888; he
was elected professor of history in the Institute in 1889, and
remained in that chair untU Sept., 1893, being also chairman of
the committee charged with the management of one of the
departments of the Institute, known as Course IX ; he resigned
his professorship in Sept., 1893, in order to accept election as
principal of the Adelphi Academy in Brooklyn; received in
June, 1896, the rank and title of President of Adelphi Col
lege, as, owing to the reorganization of the academy in 1894,
the institution was raised by the regents to coUegiate rank, and

EiglitJi Generation 317
empowered to maintain coUege courses and to grant degrees.
WhUe quite young he changed the spelling of his name to
Levermore, by which he is now known. In addition to the
works above cited, he has written and published three others,
viz. : " Syllabus of Lectures upon Political History since 18 15 ; "
" The Academy Song-Book ; " " The Abridged Academy Song-
Book." ChUdren :
i. Myra,? b. July lo, 1885, in Fair Haven ; d. July 14, 1885.
ii. Charles Lewis, b. Nov. 5, 1887, in Berkeley, Cal.
iii. Margaret, b. Aug. 4, 1889, in Brookline.
iv. George Kirchwey, b. April 8, 189 1, in Brookline.
V. Lilian, b. June 11, 1892, in Brookline.
vi. Elsa, b. Feb. 24, 1896, in Brooklyn, N. Y.
530
Russell Herbert* Kittredge {Sarah? William? Daniel?
Daniel? Daniel? John? John') was born Oct. 25, 1835, in Nel
son, N. H.; married Dec. 24, 1857, in Nashua, N. H., Laura
Frances Holmes, born March 20, 1836, in Portsmouth, N. H.
ChUdren (Kittredge), born in Nelson :
i. Herbert WiUiam,? b. Nov. 18, 1858; m. July 14, 1885,
in Brandon, Vt., Mabel Marion Thatcher, b. Mar. 21,
1858. Child (Kittredge), b. in Fitchburg:
I. Russell Dyer,'" \i. Oct. 12, 1886.
ii. Alfred Beard, b. Mar. 28, 1861.
iii. Charles RusseU, b. April 9, 1864.
iv. Mary Lizzie, b. Oct. 19, 1866 ; m. Jan. 26, 1887, in East
Jaffrey, N. H., Charles Henry Kittredge, b. Aug. 8,
1866, in Boston. Child (Kittredge), b. in Boston :
I. Edward Holmes,'" b. Sept. 16, 1888.
V. Fanny Holmes, b. AprU 18, 1873.
531
Ellen Augusta* Stearns {Mary? William? Daniel? Dan
iel? Daniel? John? John') was born Dec. 3, 1844, in Newton
Centre; married there March 27, 1872, Daniel WUbur Eagles,
born in Jan., 1844, in Wolfville, N. S.

3i8 Livermore Family
Children (Eagles) :
i. Florence Grace,? b. AprU 27, 1874.
n. Eva EUza, b. June i, 1878.
ni. Nettie Livermore, b. Feb. 5, 1880.
iv. Howard Alexander, b. Oct. 16, 1882.
532
Sarah Maria* Stearns {Mary? William? Daniel? Daniel?
Datiiel? JoJin? JoJin') was born Dec. 9, 1847, in Newton Centre ;
married there Feb. 4, 1869, George Edward Sanderson, born
Aug. 9, 1847, in Charlestown, N. H.
Children (Sanderson) :
i. Mary Agnes,? b. April 20, 187 1 ; m. S. E. H. Ross.
ii. John Gardiner, b. Jan. 12, 1873.
533
Charles Cyrus* Stearns {Mary? William? Daniel? Dan
iel? Daniel? JoJin? John') was born Oct. 22, 1850, in Newton
Centre; married there March 28, 1877, Mary L. Curran.
Children :
i. Mary Persis,? b. Sept. 13, 1878.
n. Maud Ethel, b. Nov. 13, 1890.
534
Harriet Adelaide* Stearns {Mary? William? Daniel?
Daniel? Daniel? John? John') was born Nov. 11, 1852, in New
ton Centre; married there Jan. 29, 1884, Sumner Herman
Clark, born Sept. 4, 1852, in Corinth, Me.
ChUdren (Clark) :
i. Gertrude Livermore,? b. Nov. 10, 1888.
n. Raymond Stearns, b. June 9, 1894.
535
Charles Edward* Livermore {JosiaJi? William? Daniel?
Daniel? Datiiel? John? JoJiti') was born May 9, 1850, in Cam
bridgeport; married Sept. 21, 1876, in Watertown, Carrie
Brackett, daughter of Jeremiah and Louisa (Coolidge) Russell,
born Sept. 16, 1853, in Watertown ; he was a provision dealer.

EigJith Generation 319
ChUdren, born in Watertown :
i. Ethel,? b. Oct. 13, 1879; d. Oct. 20, 1879.
ii. Louise RusseU, b. Nov. i, 1880.
iu. Kenneth Carter, b. Jan. 3, 1886.
536
William Franklin* Livermore {Josiah? William? Daniel?
Daniel? Daniel? JoJm? John') was born Dec. 14, 1853, in Cam
bridgeport ; died March 26, 1886, in Chicago, 111. ; married Oct.
22, 1876, in Newton, Annie Maria, daughter of Samuel and
Eliza Ann (Stimson) Marden, born in 1855, in MUton. He was
a butcher. ChUdren, born in Newton :
i. Alice Maud,? b. AprU 19, 1877; m. July 22, 1896, John
Culbeck, son of Daniel and Mary (McFarlin) Mc
Laren, b. in 1873, in East Boston.
ii. Frank Henry, b. Nov. 22, 1879.
537
Herbert Josiah* Livermore {JosiaJi? William? Daniel?
Daniel? Daniel? John? JoJm') was born Oct. 23, 1855, in Cam
bridgeport ; married Feb. 22, 1881, in Watertown, Annie Eliza
beth, daughter of Henry and Mary Ann (Re-viUe) Scott on, born
May 4, 1858, in Newton. He was a pro-vision dealer.
Children, born in Watertown :
i. Mabel Gertrude,? b. Jan. 16, 1883.
ii. Bertha Viola, b. July 24, 1884.
iii. Florence Marion, b. Sept. 16, 1886.
iv. George Waldo, b. Feb. 13, 1888.
V. Josiah Randall, b. Dec. 16, 1890.
538
Charles Francis* Stratton {Eunice? William? Daniel?
Daniel? Daniel? John? John') was born Dec. 22, 1847, in Cam
bridge; married there Sept. 8, 1870, DrusUla Rand, daughter of
James Madison and Ruth Burnham (Bray) Chadbourne, bom
Dec. 17, 1845, in Amesbury. He is a member of the firm of
Stratton, Little & Co., of Boston, wholesale dealers in coal.

320 Livermore Family
ChUdren (Stratton), born in Cambridge :
i. AUce Holman,? b. May 13, 1872.
ii. Annie Frances, b. Sept. 11, 1874.
in. Bertha Livermore, b. May 22, 1879.
539
Edward Bailey* Stratton {Eunice? William? Daniel?
Daniel? Daniel? John? John') was born Dec. 9, 1854, in Cam
bridge; married there June 3, 1879, Sarah Lizzie, daughter of
George Washington and Sarah (MorriU) Fifield, born there Sept.
15, 1853-
ChUdren (Stratton), born in Cambridge :
i. Charles Edward,? b. Jan. 25, 1881.
n. George Francis, b. April 4, 1890.
540
Charles Milan* Benton {Abigail? Abraham,? AbraJiam?
Daniel? Daniel? John? JoJm') was born Nov. 7, 1832, in Friend
ship, N. Y. ; married March 25, 1858, in Tivoli, la., EUa Medora
Merriman, born Sept. 17, 1841, in Hartford, Conn.
Children (Benton) :
797. i. Adaline Lilian,? b. Dec. 9, i860, in Tivoli.
798. ii. Florence Abigail, b. Aug. 4, 1868, in Farley, la.
in. Albert Leroy, b. Oct. 21, 1873, in Farley; d. there May
9, 1892.
541
Caroline* Benton {Abigail? AbraJiam? Abraham? Daniel?
Daniel? John? John') was born Jan. 7, 1835, in Friendship, N.
Y. ; died Dec. 7, 1869, in Farley, Iowa; married AprU 4, 1853,
John S. Goudy ; he died a few years after his wife.
Children (Goudy) :
i. Ellen Philura,? b.  ; m. Forest Douglass.
ii. Charles Henry, b.  ; last heard from in Colorado.
iii. Lucy Ann, b.  ; whereabouts unknown.
iv. William Curtis, b.  ; last heard from in Idaho.
V. Thomas Abner, b.  ; d. in Farley, aged about 17.
vi. Mary Alice, b.  ; m. WUliam Shipton.
vii. Abbie Eugenia, b.  ; lately in Jones Co., Iowa.

EigJitJi Generation 321
542
Martin Livermore* Benton {Abigail? AbraJiam? AbraJiam?
Daniel? Daniel? John? John') was born March 22, 1840, in
Friendship, N. Y. ; married Nov. 29, 1866, in DyersviUe, Iowa,
Olive Annie Swazey, born June 12, 1848, in Tivoli, Iowa.
ChUdren (Benton) :
i. Charles Wesley,? b. Sept. 27, 1867, in Farley, la. •
799. ii. Frederick Leroy, b. Sept. 20, 1872, in Hopkins, Mo.
iii. Gilbert Edmond, b. June 22, 1877, in Hopkins.
iv. Alice Estella, b. Aug. 21, 1879, in Hopkins.
V. Myra May, b. AprU 18, 1886, in Rapid City, S. D. ; d.
there, Nov. 14, 1887.
543
Curtis Defrance* Benton {Abigail? Abraham? AbraJiam?
Daniel? Daniel? John? JoJm') was born Sept. 18, 1842, in
Friendship, N. Y. ; married Dec. 2, 1866, in DyersvUle, Iowa,
Martha Ann Thompson, born Nov. 10, 1847, in Bankson, Iowa.
ChUdren (Benton) :
i. Frank Oliver,? b. Sept. 25, 1867, in Bankson.
ii. Curtis Herbert, b. Feb. 9, 1874, in Farley, la.
544
Martha Adeline* Benton {Abigail? AbraJiam? Abraham?
Daniel? Daniel? John? John') was born Feb. 3, 1850, in Du
buque, Iowa; married Nov. 17, 1875, in Farley, Iowa, Albert
Thomas Garner, born June 6, 1843, in Indiana.
Children (Garner), born in Farley :
i. Abbie Belle,? b. May 13, 1877.
n. Louella Dell, b. Mar. 18, 1879.
iii. Ethel Jane, b. June 22, 1883.
iv. Alfred Harrison, b. Aug. 25, 1888.
545
Alice Louisa* Benton {Abigail? AbraJiam? Abraham? Dan
iel? Daniel? John? John') was born AprU 26, 1854, in Bankson,
Iowa; married (i) May 6, 1872, in DyersviUe, Iowa, Samuel
Van Buskirk, from whom she was divorced ; married (2) Feb. 16,

322 Livermore Family
1887, in Dubuque, Iowa, Otto Kolb, born Jan. 6, 1864, in
Moeckmuchl, Wurtemberg, Germany.
ChUdren (Van Buskirk) :
i. Jesse Lyman,? b. Jan. 21, 1873, in Farley, la.
n. Lura May, b. Dec. 31, 1876, in Farley.
ChUdren (Kolb) :
in. Minnie Belle,? b. Mar. 15, 1888, in Farley.
iv. Carl Lewis, b. July 18, 1890, in Farley.
V. Harold Orlando, b. May 9, 1895, in Marcus, la.
546
George Doolittle* Head {Ralph? Hepsibeth? AbraJiam?
Daniel? Daniel? John? John') was born June 22, 1830; mar
ried Nov. I, 1858, in Chicago, 111., Mary Eliza Sexton, born
Feb. 16, 1839, in Brooklyn, now a part of Cleveland, O.
ChUdren (Head), born in Kenosha, Wis. :
i. Frances Maria,? b. June 25, 1863 ; d. there Sept. 25, 1863.
800. ii. Kittle Dot, b. Nov. 11, 1864.
801. iii. Eugene Ralph, b. Nov. 16, 1866.
iv. Bertha Eliza, b. July 12, 1869 ; d. there July 19, 1889.
V. Ida Belle, b. May 6, 1872.
vi. Daniel Orin, b. Mar. 2, 1874.
vn. Frederic Samuel, b. Sept. 20, 1877.
viii. Henry Eli, b. Oct. 29, 1879 ; d. there Aug. 27, 1880.
547
Mary Elizabeth* Head {Ralph? HepsibetJi? AbraJiam? Dan
iel? Daniel? John? John') was born Aug. 29, 1835 ; married
AprU 18, 1865, Ralph Erskine Sutherland, born June 10, 1838.
ChUdren (Sutherland) :
i. Cora Eliza,? b. Jan. 24, 1866; m. Oct. 5, 1887, Harry
Skinkle, b. May 26, 1863. Child (Skinkle) :
1. Ralph Sutherland,'" h. July 2, 1894.
u. George Ralph, b. AprU 8, 1879.
548
Clara Amelia* Head {Daniel? Hepsibeth? Abraham? Dan
iel? Daniel? JoJm? John') was born Oct. 25, 1852, in Kenosha,
Wis. ; married there AprU 1 5, 1 873, Urban James Lewis, born

EigJitJi Getieration 323
Nov. 20, 1 842, in Devonshire, Eng. ; died March 2, 1 896, in
Kenosha. Children (Lewis), born in Kenosha :
i. Daniel Head,? b. AprU 30, 1877.
ii. Urban James, b. Nov. 10, 1878.
iii. Frank Earl, b. Dec. 30, 1886.
549
Florence Amelia* Head {George? Hepsibeth? Abraham?
Daniel? Daniel? John? JoJm') was born Nov. 6, 1845, in Paris
HUl, New York ; married June 4, 1868, Henry Martin Simmons.
ChUdren (Simmons) :
i. George PhiUip,? b. May 24, 1869, in Utica, N. Y. ; m.
Oct. 31, 1898, in Herkimer, N. Y., Bertha, dau. of
Henry and Ellen (Searles) Munger.
ii. Florence Miranda, b. Feb. 17, 1872, in Kenosha, Wis.
iii. Harry, b. May 22, 1874, in Kenosha.
550
Mary* Head {Orson? Hepsibeth? Abraham? Daniel? Dan
iel? JoJin? John') was born May 31, 1847; married (i) Oct. 29,
1868, Richard J. Welles; married (2) Dec. 7, 1885, Frederick
Gottfredsen. Residence, Kenosha, Wis.
Child (WeUes) :
i. Richard Hodgson,? b. Nov. 13, 1873.
Child (Gottfredsen) :
Jacob Rudolph, b. May 2, 1887.
551
Jenny Lind* Head {Orson? Hepsibeth? Abraham? Daniel?
Daniel? John? John') was born Nov. 27, 1853 ; married Jan. i,
1880, in Kenosha, Wis., Alfred Addison, son of Thomas Eben
ezer and Lydia Smith (Fisher) Thomas, born July 4, 1845, in
Hamilton, O.
ChUdren (Thomas) :
i. Thomas Head,? b. Feb. 23, 1881, in Dayton, O.
n. Gertrude, b. Dec. 26, 1882, in Dayton.
in. Felix, b. June 19, 1888, in Edgewater, 111.

324 Livertnore Family
552
Dwight Brunnell* Huntley {Sarah? HepsibetJi? Abraham?
Daniel? Daniel? John? John') was born Jan. 17, 1849, in Paris,
N. Y. ; married AprU 25, 1885, in Oakland, Cal., MoUie, daugh
ter of Alfred and Louisa Anne (Ward) Harrell, born in 1859, in
Merced, Cal.
ChUd (Huntley), born in Oakland :
i. Louisa Fenton,? b. Feb. 4, 1894.
553
Darius Elias* Livermore {Elias? Abel? AbraJiam? Daniel?
Daniel? JoJiti? JoJm') was born Nov. 25, 1833, in German, N.
Y. ; married Oct. 28, 1857, in BloomingviUe, O., Sarah E. Car
penter. During his boyhood, and untU his seventeenth year, he
worked on his father's farm, attending the district school during
the winters, and then for one year a select school in Earl-viUe,
N. Y. ; at eighteen years of age he left home and engaged in
various kinds of mercantUe business untU the faU of 1855, when
he took a stock of staple and fancy dry goods to Sandusky, O.,
and, in company with D. S. Benson, began business. This
partnership was dissolved in the winter of 1856-7, and he con
tinued the business alone untU shortly before the beginning of
the CivU war in 1861. He enlisted as a private in company K,
3d Ohio Vol. Cavalry, at MonroevUle, O., Sept. 4, 1861, and
was promoted to be first lieutenant Nov. i, 1861. He took
part in the battle of Pittsburg Landing, April, 1 862, and in the
battles of Corinth and Parryville during the same summer. He
was taken prisoner Oct. 17, 1862, by Gen. John Morgan, whUe
encamped on Henry Clay's "Ashland" farm, near Lexing
ton, Ky., the command being surrounded during the night ; he
was dismounted and disarmed, and taken to Gen. Morgan, who
ordered his horse and equipage, with side arms, to be returned
at once, being private property. He was soon released on
parole, and exchanged in Dec, 1862. He was then appointed
mUitary detective by order of Secretary Stanton, and stationed
at Columbus, O. ; he was relieved in Feb., 1863, and joined his

EigJitJi Generation 325
regiment at Murfreesborough, Tenn., having been promoted
captain of company B, Feb. i, 1863. From this time untU he
was mustered out, he took part in over ninety battles and sharp
skirmishes, among them being Chickamauga, Missionary Ridge,
Farmington, Tenn., Moulton, Ala., Big Shanty, Noonday Creek,
Kenesaw Mountain, Stone Mountain, YeUow River, Lovejoy,
Atlanta, Good Hope Church, Blue Mountain, Rome, Ga., Gads
den, Selma, Ala., and Columbus, Ga. At the close of the At
lanta campaign he was promoted major, Nov. 30, 1864, and
after the battle of Selma promoted to be lieutenant-colonel, April
8, 1865. Soon after, in May, 1865, he was appointed president
of the court martial and military commission of cavalry corps of
the mUitary division of the Mississippi, which position he held
untU Aug. 4, 1865, when he was mustered out of service with
his regiment at Edgefield, Tenn.
He removed to Chicago, and for seven years was with Field,
Palmer and Leiter, and with Hollister and Phelps, having charge
of their curtain and upholstery department ; he then took charge
of the same department with J. V. Farwell & Co. for one year,
and when that firm closed out their retaU business he bought
their stock of curtains and upholstery and began business under
the firm name of Livermore & Crooker. In Nov., 1873, he
bought out Mr. Crooker, and continued on his own account.
He has a daughter.
554
Polly Philenah* Livermore {Elias? Abel? Abraham.? Dan
iel? Daniel? John? John') was born Nov. 8, 185 1, in German,
N. Y. ; married June i, 1873, in WUlett, N. Y., Addison Rus
sell, son of Russell and Julia Moreau (NUes) Whitmore, born
June 24, 1839, in Georgetown, N. Y. Residence, Greene, N. Y.
Children (Whitmore) :
i. Bertha Julia,? b. Jan. i, 1874.
ii. Louis Agassiz, b. July 19, 1875.
in. Eimice May, b. Mar. 5, 1877.
iv. Francis Epaphroditus, b. Sept. 3, 1879.
V. Nellie Josephine, b. June 13, 1882.
vi. Lena Maud, b. AprU 14, 1888,

326 Livermore Family
555
Elvira Wilson* Livermore {Burr? Abel? Abraham? Dan
iel? Daniel? John? John') was born April 12, 1834, in German,
N. Y. ; married Jan. 12, 1862, in SmithviUe Flats, N. Y., Joseph
Sidney, son of Isaac and Sidney (Singley) Osmond, born Feb.
18, 1826, in Bibery, Philadelphia Co., Pa.
ChUdren (Osmond), born in Norwich, N. Y. :
i. Nettie May,? b. May 3, 1869 ; d. there OcL 7, 1870.
ii. Eloise Livermore, b. July 17, 187 1.
556
Eliza Janet* Livermore {Burr? Abel? AbraJiam? Daniel?
Daniel? JoJin? John') was born Nov. 7, 1844, in Cincinnatus,
N. Y. ; died Feb. 10, 1896, in Norwich, N. Y. ; married March
7, 1865, in HamUton, N. Y., Robert Foresman.
ChUdren (Foresman) :
i. Nellie Maud,? b. Feb. 14, 1866; m. Feb. 27, 1884; d.
Mar. 28, 1884.
n. Elvira Livermore, b. Feb. 10, 1868 ; m. Henry Hewitt.
They have one son.
in. Sally, b. Sept. 6, 1870 ; m. William McCaw.
iv. Eddy, b. April 3, 1872.
V. Louie Benjamin, b. June 6, 1874.
557
Delette Rosalia* Crandall {Mary? Abel? Abraliam? Dan
iel? Daniel? John? John') was born Dec. 2, 1829, in Smith-vUle,
N. Y. ; married July 29, 1852, in Pitcher, N. Y., Bela Addison
Coy, born there July 8, 1824.
ChUdren (Coy), the eldest born in Otisco, N. Y., the others in
KaneviUe, IU. :
802. i. Debbie Imerta,? b. AprU 17, 1854.
803. ii. DeU, b. Aug. 15, 1858.
iii. Mary Delette, b. Feb. 22, 186 1 ; d. there Oct. 20, 1863.
804. iv. John Franklin, b. Aug. i, 1863.
805. V. Charles CrandaU, b. Oct. 20, 1865.
vi. Nelson, b. May 18, 1869.

EigJitJi Generation 327
558
Lysander Emerson* Crandall {Mary? Abel? Abralmm?
Daniel? Datiiel? JoJm? JoJm') was born Dec. 7, 1836, in Smith
vUle, N. Y. ; died March 17, 1888, in Fort Worth, Tex.; mar
ried Oct. 7, 1856, in Rochester, O., Marietta Ames, born there
Sept. 19, 1835. He was a soldier in Gen. Garfield's regiment,
42d Ohio Vols., ser-ving three years. Residence, WeUington, O.
ChUdren (CrandaU) :
i. Frank,? b. Dec. 10, i860, in West Andover, O. ; m. Sept.
15, 1880, in Deerfield, Mich., Mamie Stoat, b. there
in 1863 ; res., St. Joseph, Tex. Children (Crandall) :
I. Scott,'" b. 1881, in Dundee, Mich.
2. Netta, b. 1886, in Fort -Worth.
3. Harry F., b. 1 891, in Fort Worth.
ii. Nellie Ames, b. June 5, 1865, in Brighton, O.
ui. Harry Bartling, b. May 7, 1868, in Rochester.
iv. J. Fred, b. May 10, 1870, in Chester, Mich.
559
James Franklin* Crandall {Mary? Abel? Abraham? Dan
iel? Daniel? John? John') was born Feb. 28, 1844, in Smith
vUle, N. Y. ; married May 7, 1874, in Defiance, O., Sarah Ann,
daughter of John P. and Mary Ann Partee, born there March
29, 1854. He moved with his parents to Seville, O., in the fall
of 1854, and then to Ashtabula, his father having been called
there as pastor of the First Baptist Church. He was educated
in the common and union schools, and in Dec, i860, started
west to make his fortune, locating in KanesvUle, Kane Co., IU.,
where he became a clerk in a general store kept by his brother-
in-law, Bela A. Coy. He enlisted Aug. 13, 1861, in company
A, 5 2d regiment. 111. Vols., and was appointed a sergeant. At
the battle of Corinth, Miss., he was promoted first sergeant ; he
took part in the battles at Fort Donelson, Shiloh, Corinth, Che-
walla, Big Bear Creek, and the Atlanta campaign. Sept. 20,
1864, he was commissioned second lieutenant in the 8th U. S. C.
Heavy Artillery, and ordered to Paducah, Ky., where he was
assigned by the regimental commander to the recruiting service

328 Livermore Family
to recruit a company (L) for the completion of the regiment,
which he did ; the regiment was ordered to Washington, D. C,
in March, 1865, then to City Point, Va., then to Richmond, and
finally to Victoria, Tex., where they were stationed untU March
20, 1866, when they were mustered out.
After the war he settled in Defiance, and engaged with his
brother, Lysander Emerson CrandaU, in the dry goods business
under the firm name of Crandall Brothers. In 1892 he was
elected a member of the city councU, re-elected in 1894, and
chosen its president. At the breaking out of the war with
Spain, he was commissioned captain in the 6th U. S. regiment,
Ohio Vols., serving in the United States and Cuba. He is now
in the U. S. maU service in Chicago, 111., where he lives with his
famUy. ChUdren (Crandall), aU but the fifth born in Defiance :
806. i. Charles Thaddeus,? b. June 27, 1875.
n. Edith May, b. Sept. 26, 1877 ; m. there Oct. 11, 1901,
Frank Gerold MUler, b. July 26, 187 1, in Williams
Co., O.
iii. John Nelson, b. Mar. 14, 1879.
iv. Myrta RoceUa, b. Sept. 26, 1880; d. there Nov. 24,
1880.
V. Eve, b. Aug. 29, 1885, in Leipsic, O. ; d. Feb. 6, 1897,
in Defiance.
vi. Helen Louise, b. Nov. 8, 1888.
560
Louisa Frances* Crandall {Mary? Abel? Abralmm? Dan
iel? Daniel? JoJm? JoJm') was born Jan. 19, 1848, in Preston,
N. Y. ; married Dec. 29, 1874, in New Philadelphia, O., Samuel
Winfield Rohn, born May 24, 1850, in Defiance, O. Residence,
Lima, O.
ChUdren (Rohn), born in Defiance :
i. Earl CrandaU,? b. July 20, 1879 ! he is a telegrapher in
Lima.
u. Glenn Scott, b. Aug. 8, 1883; he is a telegrapher in
Lima.
iii. Raymond Walter, b. July 10, 1888.

EigJitJi Getieration 329
561
Samuel Nelson* Crandall {Mary? Abel? AbraJiam? Dan
iel? Datiiel? JoJiti? JoJin') was born Jan. 17, 185 1, in Pitcher,
N. Y. ; married Mar. 9, 1884, in Lakeview, Mich., Elizabeth
Bale, born Sept. i, 1861, in Cholmondeley, England. Residence,
Lakeview. ChUdren (Crandall), the eldest born in Lakeview, the others
in Amble, Mich. :
i. Gwendoline,? b. Mar. 3, 1885.
ii. Joan, b. Jan. 22, 1887.
iii. William, b. Oct. i, 1888; d. there Mar. 30, 1889.
iv. Beth, b. Jan. 12, 1890.
V. Samuel Nelson, b. July 15, 1892.
vi. Margie, b. Oct. 3, 1894.
vii. Mildred, b. June 13, 1897.
562
Charles* Livermore {Lark? Abel? AbraJiam? Daniel? Dan
iel? JoJm? JoJiti') was born July 10, 1849; married (i) Sept.
23, 1874, Clara SteUa, daughter of Cyrus and Sophronia Ade
laide (Anderson) Floyd, born Aug. 3, 1855 ; they were divorced,
and she died Aug. 22, 1894, in Chariton, la.; he married (2)
Helen Adams Colt, born Oct. 5, 1864, in Elmira, N. Y.
Children :
i. Burdet Temple,? b. July 13, 1878, in Oregon.
ii. Hazel Ray, b. July 4, 1886.
in. Lark Burdette, b. Sept. 3, 1888.
563
Ernest Newton* Livermore {Farmer? Abel? AbraJiam?
Daniel? Daniel? John? John') was born June 10, 1862, in Ber
lin, Wis.; married May 18, 1889, in Cheney, Wash., Hattie
BeUe Nye, born March 30, 1868, in EUington, N. Y. ; she is a
descendant of Marshal Ney of France. Ernest N. Livermore
joined the Baptist church at fourteen years of age. He grad
uated from the high school in Berlin at the age of eighteen
years, and since then has devoted part of his time to teaching,
having in 1886 received a life teacher's certificate in Wisconsin,
being up to that time the youngest recipient. He became

330 Livertnore Family
principal of schools in Spokane Falls, Wash., in 1889, and in
1892, superintendent of school district No. 3, Puyallup, Wash.
He was admitted to the bar in 1893. Residence, Hadlock, Wash.
ChUd, born in Oakesdale, Wash. :
i. Vera Irene,? b. AprU 14, 1890.
564
William Brown* Livermore {Samuel? Abel? Abraham?
Daniel? Daniel? John? John') was born Dec. 25, 1857, in
Cooperstown, N. Y. ; married June 22, 1887, in Reading, Grace
Webster, daughter of Horace L. and Abby L. Cummings, born
in 1873, in East Boston. He is a member of the firm of TUeston
& Livermore, wholesale paper dealers, in Boston. Residence,
Reading. ChUd, born in Reading :
i. Harold Cummings,? b. July 9, 1888.
565
Walter Curtis* Livermore {Samuel? Abel? Abraham?
Daniel? Daniel? JoJm? JoJin') was born Oct. 4, 1861, in Coopers
town, N. Y. ; married Dec. 10, 1890, in Holyoke, Charlotte
Louise, daughter of Lucius and Elizabeth (GUmore) Ely, born
in 1870, in Holyoke. He was a salesman and machinist.
Children, born in Holyoke :
i. Robert Ely,? born June i, 1892.
ii. Martha Elizabeth, born May i, 1894.
566
Jonas Livermore* Warren {Mary? Salem? Jonas? Jonas?
Daniel? Jo Jin? Jo Jin') was born Dec. 14, 1818, in Leicester;
married June 12, 1841, Charlotte PhiUips of Spencer. He was
formerly raUroad station agent at Rochdale, and afterwards a
tanner in Shirley.
Children (Warren) :
i. Amasa,? b. Sept. 6, 1843 ; res., Haverhill.
n. Jennie, b. May 4, 1845; d. Nov. 17, 1866, in Leicester;
m, there Jan. 8, 1862, Marshall Fuller.
ni. Mary, b. Oct. i, 1847 ; m. William Graiham ; res., West
boro.

EightJi Generation 331
567
Thomas Salem* Livermore {Salem? Salem? Jonas? Jonas?
Datiiel? JoJin? JoJin') was born July 22, 1836, in Leicester ;
died Sept. 22, 1901, in Rochdale; married Sept. 26, 1871, in
Leicester, Mary, daughter of John and Sarah (Scofield) Symonds,
born July 23, 185 1, in Rochdale ; died there Aug. 9, 1896. He
owned and occupied the homestead erected by his father in
Rochdale, nearly opposite the raUroad station, and had improved
five hundred acres of land in Leicester, Oxford and Auburn.
He had officiated in a choir since he was fourteen years of age,
and for a few years was chorister and organist of the Unitarian
church in Leicester. No children. 568
Mary Ama'nda* Livermore {Jotias? Daniel? Jotuis? Jonas?
Daniel? John? JoJin') was born Dec. 19, 1834, in Blackwood,
N. J.; married there Nov. 17, 1858, WiUiam Buckley WUcox,
born Sept. 10, 1827, in Stockbridge.
Children (WUcox), the youngest born in Blackwood, N. J., the
others in Brighton, N. Y.:
i. Ida Augusta,? b. Oct. 15, 1859.
ii. Edwin Livermore, b. May 2, 1862.
iii. Ella Louisa, b. Aug. 8, 1864 ; m. April 24, 1889, in
Blackwood, Rudolph Benezet, b. Feb. 14, 1858, in
MuUica HiU, N. J. Child (Benezet) :
Harold,'" b. Nov. 4, 1891, in Mullica Hill ; d. there Dec. 9,
1 891.
iv. WiUiam, b. Dec. 22, 1872.
569
Sanford* Livermore {Jonas? Daniel? Jotuis? Jonas? Dan
iel? JoJm? John') was born Jan. 9, 1838, in Blackwood, N. J.;
married there Nov. 28, 1878, Hester Reeves Dutton, born Oct.
5, 1857, in Haddonfield, N. J. He is a clerk in the First Na
tional Bank, Camden, N. J.
ChUd, born in Camden :
i. Jonas Bolton,? b. Sept. 8, 1887.

332 Livermore Fatnily
570
Adelaide Lunette* Henshaw {Diantha? Daniel? Jonas?
Jonas? Daniel? JoJiti? JoJin') was born March ii, 1839, in
Eaton, N. Y. ; married Jan. 13, 1859, in Galesburgh, IU., James
Leonard Short, born Sept. 17, 1831, in Cincinnatus, N. Y. Resi
dence, Chicago, 111.
ChUdren (Short), the youngest born in Chicago, the others in
Galesburgh :
i. Belle Florence,? b. Aug. 25, i860; d. Mar. 27, 1870, in
Chicago.
u. Charlotte Fitch, b. Feb. 26, 1863 ; d. there Feb. i, 1865.
in. Herbert Elbridge, b. Mar. 29, 1865 ; d. March 27, 1870,
in Chicago.
iv. Jay Corwin, b. Sept. 19, 1868; d. Sept. 17, 1875, in
Chicago.
V. Roy Henshaw, b. Dec. 17, 1876, in Chicago.
571
Frederick Eugene* Henshaw {DiantJia? Daniel? Jonas?
Jonas? Daniel? John? JoJm') was born July 21, 1843, in Eaton,
N. Y. ; married Jan. 25, 1877, in Chicago, 111., EUa M. Stevens,
born Nov. 28, 1850, in Fall River. Residence, Chicago.
ChUdren, the eldest born in New York City, the others in
Chicago : i. Bertha Winifred,? b. Mar. 14, 1878.
ii. Raymond Stevens, b. Feb. 26, 1879.
ui. Elise Carolyn, b. April 20, 188 1.
iv. Irma Florence, b. Sept. 5, 1884.
V. Daniel Winthrop, b. July 20, 1888.
572
Helen Elizabeth* Henshaw {DiantJia? Daniel? Jotias?
Jonas? Daniel? John? John') was born Nov. 17, 1846, in Eaton,
N. Y. ; married Nov. 21, 1867, in Galesburgh, IU., Dr. Arthur
Eolon Matteson, born April 28, 1842.
Children (Matteson), born in Kewanee, 111. :
i. Marcia,? b. July 13, 1870.
n. Murray Gordon, b. AprU 13, 1872.
iii, Myra, b. Jan. 22, 1875.

EigJitJi Generation 333
573
William Harrison* Livermore {Lewis? Datiiel? Jotias?
Jonas? Daniel? JoJm? JoJin') was born Feb. 29, 1840, in Good
Intent, N. J. ; married (i) Sept. 24, 1864, in Chicago, IU., Han
nah Louisa Ward, born Nov. 25, 1843, in Chews Landing, N.J. ;
died Sept. 13, 1877, in Woodbury, N. J. ; married (2) Nov. 12,
1878, in Woodbury, Anna Paul, born Sept. i, 1843, in Swedes-
boro, N. J.
He was educated at the Blackwood Academy, and was a
farmer until 1863, when he moved to Iowa City, la., and soon
after enlisted in company D, 44th regiment, Iowa Vols. (Capt.
Charles E. Borland), going down the Mississippi and doing duty
in Tennessee, Island No. 10, and northern Mississippi. At the
close of the war he returned to Iowa, and in a few months re
turned to New Jersey and became a farmer again in Almonesson.
In 1873 he was elected surrogate of Gloucester Co., and re
elected in 1878 and 1883. He afterwards removed to Wood
bury, where he has served three terms as councUman. In 1892
he was private secretary to Dr. George G. Green, the wealthy
manufacturer of proprietary medicines. He is a member of
numerous societies, including (as a charter member) General
HoweU Post, No. 31, G. A. R. ; he was also a member of com
pany E, 6th regiment, N. G. of New Jersey, and of the Union
League Club of PhUadelphia. Residence, Woodbury.
ChUdren, the eldest born in Chicago, the next four in Almon
esson, and the others in Woodbury :
i. Lewis,? b. July 5, 1865; d. July 21, 1866, in Chews
Landing.
ii. William Ward, b. July 7, 1867; m. Mar. 17, 1889, in
Butte City, Mon., Nettie C. Waldron, b. in Canada
about 1850.
ni. EUzabeth Frances, b. Aug. 12, 1869.
iv. Robert Brewer, b. Dec. 4, 1871 ; d. there AprU 11, 1872.
V. Adelaide Lunette, b. Aug. 5, 1873.
vi. Eliza, b. AprU 6, 1876 ; d. there July 24, 1877.
vii. Hannah Louisa, b. Dec 20, 1879.
viii. Josephine Dawson, b. June 13, 1881.
ix. Harrison Paul, b. Dec. 26, 1885.

234 Livermore Family
574
Adrinette* Livermore {Lewis? Daniel? Jonas? Jonas?
Daniel? John? JoJm') was born Nov. ii, 1852, in Blackwood,
N. J. ; married there AprU 24, 1873, Charies Herman LeFevre,
born Feb. 8, 1847, in Sondersburg, Pa.
ChUdren (Le Fevre) :
i. Lewis Livermore,? b. June 20, 1874, in Blackwood.
n. Susan Middleton, b. Feb. 12, 1876, in Chester, Pa.; d.
AprU 2, 1878, in Blackwood.
in. Anna Miller, b. Mar. 28, 1878, in Blackwood.
575
Warren Jonas* Livermore ( Winthrop? David? David?
Jotias? Daniel? John? John') was born Jan. 5, 1835, in South
Royalston; married Oct. 15, 1859, in Worcester, Rebecca Ann,
daughter of Dexter and Caroline (Turner) Converse, born AprU
17, 1840, in Leicester.
He removed with his parents to Spencer in 1842, where he
has lived ever since. He was educated in the public schools.
On Oct. 4, 1869, he succeeded his father in the manufacture
of wooden packing boxes, but retired from this business. He
has served his town as road commissioner and assessor, and has
been a member of the Republican town committee for several
years. In 1896 he was elected to the lower branch of the State
Legislature, and re-elected in 1897, serving the first year on the
committee on election laws and the second year on that on roads
and bridges. He is now superintendent of the Rose Brook and
Starr cranberry bogs, situated in Wareham.
ChUd, born in Spencer :
807. i. Cora Jeannette,? b. Aug. 13, 186 1.
576
Lorenzo David* Livermore ( Winthrop? David? David?
Jonas? Daniel? JoJiti? JoJiti') was born Dec. 3, 1836, in South
Royalston; died Sept. 22, 1885, in Leicester; married July 18,
i860, in Spencer, Jane Frances, daughter of WiUiam and Fanny
(Ward) Sibley, born June 25, 1839, in Brookfield; died Dec. 27,
1 89 1, in Spencer.

EightJi Generation 335
He first enlisted in company H, loth regiment Mass. Vols.,
and served from June 21, 1861, to Oct. 27, 1862, and was then
discharged for disabUity; he re-enlisted July 14, 1863, in com
pany I, 1 2th regiment Mass. Vols., for three years; transferred
to company A, 39th regiment Mass. Vols., June 25, 1864 ; again
transferred to company A, 3 2d regiment Mass. Vols., June 2,
1865 ; mustered out June 29, 1865, at the expiration of his term
of service. He was a box-maker and stair-builder.
Children, the youngest born in Springfield, the others in
Spencer : i. Emma Louise,? b. Jan. 28, 1861 ; d. there Nov. 30, 1877.
n. Henry Lorenzo, b. May lo, 1863 ; d. July 20, 1885, in
Leicester.
iu. Winthrop W., b. Aug. 16, 1872; d. Feb. 19, 1895, in
Spencer.
577
John Whittemore* Livermore ( Winthrop? David? David?
Jonas? Daniel? John? John') was born March 23, 1840, in
South Royalston ; married April 8, 1 862, in Spencer, Mary
MatUda, daughter of Charles Henry and Lucy Guilford (Pellett)
Giffin, born Nov. 4, 1843, in North Brookfield.
His parents moved to Spencer when he was three years old,
and he was educated in the public schools in that town. He
moved to Brookfield in 1866, and formed a partnership with C.
H. Giffin in the livery business, under the firm name of Giffin &
Livermore. In 1 870 he opened a furniture store, and also be
came an undertaker ; for nearly thirty years he has been the
town sexton. He served three successive years as a member of
the board of selectmen. As a member of the First Unitarian
Congregational church, he is an active worker in that body.
He is a member of Hayden Lodge, F. and A. M., and of the
Royal Arcanum of Brookfield.
Children, the eldest born in Spencer, the others in Brook
field: i. Lucy Pellett,? b. AprU 26, 1865; m. Dec. 6, 1883, in
Brookfield, Walter Brown, son of Henry L. and Maria
MeUen, b. in i860, in Brookfield.

336 Livermore Fatnily
n. Walter Emmons, b. Nov. 26, 1877; d. there Dec. 6,
1877.
ni. Robert Gurdon, b. July 19, 1880.
578
Mary Eliza* Livermore ( Winthrop? David? David? Jonas?
Daniel? John? John') was born AprU 10, 1853, in Spencer;
married there AprU 2, 1880, Le Grand, son of Samuel Lamb
and Sophia (McCrae) Stone, born May 12, 1856, in Leicester.
Residence, Spencer.
Children (Stone) born in Spencer :
i. Agnes,? b. April 12, 1883.
u. Harold, b. May 26, 1887.
579
Frederic Augustus* Livermore ( WintJirop? David? Da
vid? Jotias? Daniel? John? JoJtn') was born June i, 1859, in
Spencer; married there Dec. 19, 1881, Lucie Ellsworth, daugh
ter of John Albert and Lucy Ann (Wilson) Walker, born there
May 12, 1862. He was educated in the public schools, and has
always lived in Spencer. He carried the United States mail for
fifteen years, and has now a general jobbing and truck stable.
Children, born in Spencer :
i. Everett Walker,? b. Nov. 19, 1882.
ii. Lester John, b. Oct. 18, 1884.
iii. Sherman W., b. Dec. 20, 1895.
580
Le Roy Wilson* Kingman {Maria? William? David? Jonas?
Daniel? Johti? John') was born March 15, 1840, in SpeedsviUe,
N. Y. ; married Dec. 22, 1867, in New York, Clara Eugenia,
daughter of Charles A. and Clara (Ordronaux) Molau, born there
Nov. 22, 1848; died Nov. 30, 1885, in Owego, N.Y. He re
moved with his parents to Owego in 1 849, and afterwards went
to New York City. He returned to Owego in 1870, and be
came associate editor and proprietor of the Owego Gazette, and
in 1880 the sole proprietor.

Eighth Generation 337
ChUdren (Kingman), the first two born in New York, the
others in Owego :
i. William Livermore,? b. Nov. 7, 1868.
n. Charles Molau, b. May 24, 1870.
ui. John Ordronaux, b. May 9, 1873 ! d. there Dec. 12, 1873.
iv. Le Roy, b. May 1, 1874.
V. Henry Ernst, b. Aug. 31, 1875.
vi. Oliver, b. Feb. 10, 1877.
vii. Wyatt, b. July 21, 1880.
vin. Miriam, b. Jan. 6, 1882.
ix. Maria, b. AprU 5, 1883; d. there Aug. 20, 1883.
581
William Livermore* Kingman {Maria? William? David?
Jonas? Daniel? John? John') was born Feb. i, 1842, in Speeds
viUe, N. Y.; married Dec. 14, 1871, in Elmira, N. Y., Sarah
Anna, daughter of Charles and Mary (BaUard) Morrell, born
June 30, 1844, in Ludlowville, N. Y. He was the general coal
agent of the New- York Central & Hudson River Railroad Com
pany, and is now the general freight agent of the same corpora
tion. Residence, Yonkers, N. Y.
Children (Kingman), born in Elmira :
i. Bessie,? b. Mar. 6, 1873.
ii. John Arnot, b. Sept. 11, 1874.
582
Stella Maria* Kingman {Maria? William? David? Jonas?
Daniel? John? John') was born May 16, 1845, in SpeedsviUe,
N. Y. ; married June 24, 1874, Henry Campbell.
ChUdren (Campbell), born in Elmira, N. Y. :
i. Henry Kingman,? b. Aug. 12, 1880.
ii. Robert Livermore, b. Nov. 4, 188 1.
583
Helen Elizabeth* Kingman {Maria? William? David?
Jonas * Daniel? JoJm? John') was born Nov. 13, i860, in Owego,
N. Y. ; married there Oct. 12, 1887, Charles Kirk, son of Sid
ney Smith and Margaret Jane (Johnston) Eastwood, born April
17, 1858, in Piqua, Miami Co., O.

338 Livermore Family
ChUdren (Eastwood), bom in Owego :
i. Sidney Kingman,? b. Dec. 5, 1890.
ii. Eric Kingman, b. Aug. 2, 1894.
584
William Floyd* Livermore ( William? Walton? David?
Jotuis? Daniel? John? John') was born Feb. 21, 1843, in New
York City; married Feb. 15, 1865, Jane Hurry; died Nov. 26,
1890. Children :
i. Alice,? b. Dec. 9, 1865, in New York City.
ii. WiUiam White, b. July 26, 1867, in New York City.
iii. Edward, b. Aug. 12, 1869, in Bayside, N. Y.
iv. Charles Floyd, b. Mar. 7, 187 1, in Bayside.
V. Anne Post, b. Oct. 3, 1872, in Fordham, N. Y. ; d. there
in 1873.
vi. Robert, b. in 1874, in New York City; d. there in 1874.
vii. Margaret, b. Sept. 28, 1876, in New York City.
vin. Robert Archibald, b. Jan. 14, 1878, in Tompkins, N. Y.
585
Adele Walton* Livermore ( William? Walton? David?
Jonas? Daniel? John? John') was born Sept. 18, 1849, in New
York; married June 12, 1872, Rev. Alexander HamUton.
ChUdren (Hamilton) :
i. Anne Adele Walton,? b. AprU 8, 1874.
n. Alma Elizabeth, b. Jan. 31, 1877.
in. Charlotte Maria, b. May 8, 1883.
iv. Esther Livermore, b. AprU 13, 1885 ; d. Sept. 9, 1885.
V. Alexander, b. June 25, 1886.
586
Frederick William* Livermore {George? Walton? David?
Jonas? Daniel? John? John') was born Sept. 10, 1858, in Spen
cer; married Nov. 3, 1887, in New York, EmUie Hutchinson,
daughter of Adam Clark Martin of New York.
Child : i. Marcia Janet,? b. Mar. i, 1892.

Eighth Generation 339
587
Calista Louisa* Bancroft {Louisa? Paul? ElisJia? Jotuis?
Daniel? JoJiti? JoJiti') was born Oct. 4, 1830, in MiUbury; died
there July 18, 1872; married there Nov. 16, 1854, George
Blackington CargUl, born Jan. 27, 1830, in Wrentham; died
there Jan. 12, 1869.
ChUdren (CargUl) :
i. Edward Bancroft,? b. Sept. 15, 1857, in Wrentham; d.
Aug. 14, 1859, in MUlbury.
808. ii. Walter Benjamin, b. July 24, i860, in Little Compton,
R. I.
588
Caroline Esther* Bancroft {Louisa? Paul? Elisha? Jonas?
Daniel? John? JoJiti') was born March 7, 1833, in MUlbury;
married there Dec. 20, 1853, Reuben Augustus Sturdy, born
Feb. 4, 1830, in Attleboro.
ChUdren (Sturdy), the eldest born in Millbury, the others in
Attleboro :
809. i. LUlian Clarissa,? b. July 22, 1857.
ii. Cora Geneva, b. Oct. 15, i860; m. there June 30, 1881,
Theodore Leslie Watkins, b. Oct. 20, 1859, in Speeds-
vUle, N. Y.
iii. Mary Eliza, b. Sept. 19, 1865.
iv. Grace Bancroft, b. July 27, 1873.
589
Mary Jane* Bancroft {Louisa? Paul? ElisJia? Jonas? Dati
iel? John? JoJin') was born June 1 1, 1836, in MiUbury ; married
there Jan. 16, 1857, GUbert Daniel Pitts, died Sept. 28, 1864, in
Petersburg, Va.
Children (Pitts), born in MUlbury :
i. Joseph Esek,? b.  .
n. Flora Louisa, b.  .
590
Charles Henry* Livermore {Henry? Lyman? Elijah?
Isaac? Daniel? John? JoJin') was born AprU 27, 1850, in
Charlemont; married May 12, 1871, in Adams, Celia E., daugh-

340 Livermore Family
ter of Francis and Abigail Phelps, born in 1849, in Monroe.
He has been a watchman, baggage master and nitro-glycerine
manufacturer. Children, born in North Adams :
i. Charles W.? b. in 1872 ; m. April 4, 1893, in North
Adams, Alice L., dau. of Alonzo and Helen (ChUds)
Holmes, b. there in 1873.
ii. Francis Eugene, b. Jan. 5, 1874; d. Oct. 15, 1898.
in. Clara B., b. Jan. 21, 1881.
iv. Howard Bradley, b. Jan. 23, 1883; d. there Aug. 21,
1884.
591
Fidelia* Livermore {Alonzo? Edmund? Daniel? Edmund?
Samuel? Samuel? John') was born Jan. 17, 1829, in Blairsville,
Pa.; married June 2, 1851, in Rumsey, Ky., Robert Stuart, son
of Nathaniel and Eliza (Stuart) Howard, born Aug. i, 1826, in
Hartford, Ky. They moved to New Orleans, La., a few years
after marriage, and some of the family still live there.
Children (Howard) :
810. i. EUza Maud,? b. AprU 18, 1852, in Calhoun, Ky.
811. u. Clara Amelia, b. Dec. 7, 1854, in EvansvUle, Ind.
812. iii. Estelle, b. June 4, i860, in South CarroUton, Ky.
iv. Robert Stuart, b. Feb. 28, 1865, in Brooklyn, N. Y.;
res., Portland, Ore.
592
Alonzo Skiles* Livermore {Alonzo? Edmund? Datiiel?
Edmund? Samuel? Samuel? John') was born Aug. 19, 1840,
in Rumsey, Ky. ; died July 28, 1888, in Memphis, Tenn.; mar
ried Jan. 9, 1868, in New Iberia, La., Leila, daughter of WUliam
and Eliza Ann (Marsh) Robertson, born there March 22, 1846.
In 1854 he moved with his parents to Sunbury, Pa., and in
September, 1855, entered Union College, Schenectady, N. Y.,
graduating with honor in July, 1858. In September of the same
year he went to Columbia, Tenn., and was employed on what
was then known as the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad, now a
part of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. In i860 he went

EigJitJi Generatioti 341
to ClarksvUle, Tenn., as assistant superintendent of the Mem
phis, ClarksviUe and Louisville Railroad. When the CivU war
broke out he cast his fortunes with the Confederacy, and
went to Memphis with the rolling stock of his raUroad. He
was here appointed general superintendent of the Mississippi
and Tennessee RaUroad, and upon the fall of Memphis he re
treated with the Confederates to Grenada, Miss. At the close
of the -war he went to Memphis as general superintendent of the
same raUroad, and established the general offices of the com
pany at that point. In 1871 he became superintendent of the
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad, and continued in this posi
tion untU 1874, when he entered into a partnership with James
W. Heath of the Chickasaw Iron Works. In 1875 the firm
was Randle, Heath & Livermore. In 1881 he established the
Livermore Foundry and Machine Company in Memphis, and
since that time has been president of this corporation. He has
been a member of the board of education in Memphis, and sub
sequently a member of the board of public works, or what is
generally known as the city council.
ChUdren, the eldest born in New Iberia, the others in Mem
phis :
813. i. Leila Robertson,? b. Oct. 31, 1868.
ii. Eliza Robertson, b. Feb. 8, 1871.
ui. William Robertson, b. Aug. 29, 1873.
iv. Mary Robertson, b. Nov. i, 1875 ; d. there July 7, 1881.
V. George Robertson, b. Sept. 20, 1878.
vi. Helen Robertson, b. Dec. 9, 1880.
593
Mortimer Livermore* Conger {Melinda? Daniel? Daniel?
Edmund? Samuel? Samuel? John') was born Dec. 19, 1821, in
Brookfield, N. Y. ; married April 23, 1848, in Sangerfield, N. Y.,
Melissa Marsh, born there Oct. 13, 1828.
ChUd (Conger), born in Sangerfield :
i. Zayda,? b. Mar. 18, 1849 ; d. March 27, 1879, in Water
vUle, N. Y. ; m. Aug., 1877, in Watertown, N. Y., Fred
erick Foot, b. in 1843 ; d. Oct. 4, 1878, in WaterviUe.

342 Livermore Family
594
Daniel* Conger {Melinda? Daniel? Daniel? Edmund? Sam
uel? Samuel? John') was born Sept. 29, 1828, in Sangerfield,
N.Y.; married (i) Nov. 12, 185 1, in Plymouth, N. Y., Polly
Jaynes, born there AprU 12, 1833 ; died Sept. 8, 1884, in Water
viUe, N. Y. ; married (2) July 8, 1891, in WaterviUe, Keoka
Smith, born there Dec. 21, 1856.
Child (Conger), born in Sherburne, N. Y. :
i. DeWitt,? b. Jan. 31, 1854; m. (1) Oct. 7, 1874, in Water
viUe, Ella Cooper, b. there July 21, 1852; they were
divorced in 1888 ; m. (2) May 24, 1888, in WaterviUe,
Blanche Cook, b. Feb. 15, 1863, in New Haven, Conn.
Child: I. Cornelia M.,'" b. Mar. 5, 1876, in -Waterville ; d. there
April 6, 1876. 595
Emily* Livermore {Daniel? Daniel? Daniel? Edmund? Sam
uel? Samuel? John') was born July 10, 1833, in Sangerfield,
N. Y. ; married there March i, 1853, Elias Hicks Mott, born
there AprU 28, 1830.
ChUdren (Mott), born in Sangerfield :
i. Herbert Hicks,? b. July 11, 1857.
814. ii. Walter Livermore, b. Mar. 27, i860.
815. iii. James, b. Dec. 6, 1862.
iv. Daniel Livermore, b. Jan. 20, 1865.
V. Frank WiUiams, b. Sept. 24, 1866; d. July 10, 1890, in
San Francisco, Cal.
vi. Virginia Elmina, b. July 14, 1870.
596
Elmina Virginia* Livermore {Daniel? Datiiel? Daniel?
Edmund? Samuel? Samuel? John') was born Sept. 15, 1838,
in Sangerfield, N. Y. ; died there Feb. 3, 1874; married there
Sept. 9, 1862, Oliver Sumner Brigham, born Feb. 16, 1832, in
Eaton, N. Y. ; died June 24, 1866, in Madison, N. Y.
ChUd (Brigham), born in Madison :
i. Harry Blossom,? b. Dec. 20, 1864; d. Mar. 19, 1869, in
Sangerfield.

EigJith Generation 343
597
Daniel* Livermore {Daniel? Daniel? Datiiel? Edmund?
Samuel? Satnuel? John') was born Sept. 20, 1840, in Sanger
field, N. Y. ; married Sept. 20, 1865, in Madison, N. Y., Ella
Brigham, born there May 4, 1846.
ChUdren, born in Sangerfield :
i. Kate EUa,? b. Sept 26, 1866.
816. ii. Daniel Howard, b. Sept. 28, 1868.
in. Mary Virginia, b. Oct. 16, 1873.
iv. Harry Brigham, b. Sept. 19, 1875.
V. Agnes Louisa, b. Mar. 15, 1879.
598
Sarah* Livermore {Aranus? Daniel? Daniel? Edmund?
Samuel? Samuel? John') was born Oct. 2, 1829, in Sangerfield,
N. Y. ; died there Aug. 20, 1884; married there Oct. 14, 1847,
Orlando Gorton, born there Jan. 20, 1826; died there Jan. 2,
1886. ChUdren (Gorton), born in Sangerfield :
i. DeMaur,? b. Oct. 2, 1848.
817. ii. Jennie, b. Oct. 29, 1854.
599
Ellen Amelia* Livermore {Aranus? Daniel? Datiiel? Ed
mund? Samuel? Samuel? John') was born Feb. 12, 1832, in
Sangerfield, N. Y. ; died there Sept. 21, 1866; married there
Oct. II, 1853, Columbus Fayette Rhodes, born Dec. 21, 1824,
in HubbardsviUe, N. Y.
ChUdren (Rhodes), born in HubbardsvUle :
i. Ella Cornelia,? b. Jan. 21, 1858; d. there Sept. 19, 1866,
818. n. WiUiam Aranus, b. Oct. 29, i860.
iii. Louis Columbus, b. Nov. 28, 1865; d. there Nov. 27,
1885.
600
DeWitt Clinton* Livermore {Aranus? Daniel? Daniel?
Edmund? Samuel? Samuel? John') was born June i, 1845, in
Sangerfield, N. Y. ; married there May 27, 1867, Ella E. Bayles,
born there March 25, 1850.

344 Livermore Family
ChUdren, born in Sangerfield :
i. Zula Z.,9 b. Oct. 15, 1868; m. there Oct. 2, 1889, Clif
ton Day Wheelock, b. Jan. 27, 1863, in Freedom, O.
n. Claribel, b. Jan. 9, 1874.
601
Rose Belle* Livermore {Aranus? Daniel? Daniel? Ed
mund? Samuel? Samuel? John') was born Aug. 25, 185 1, in
Sangerfield, N. Y. ; married there Feb. 16, 1869, Bolivar Leonard
Webb, born Sept. 3, 1846, in Sherburne, N. Y.
Children (Webb) :
i. Lula May,? b. Jan. 17, 1872, in Sangerfield.
n. Rose Belle, b. April 21, 1873, in Sangerfield.
in. Grace Livermore, b. Jan. 23, 1877, in WaterviUe, N. Y. ;
d. April 19, 1878, in Bridgewater, N. Y.
iv. Clarence Bolivar, b. Mar. 23, 1879, in Bridgewater.
V. Allen Aranus, b. Nov. 20, 1880, in West Winfield, N. Y.
602
Mortimer Conger* Livermore {Oraniel? Daniel? Daniel?
Edmund? Samuel? Samuel? JoJm') was born Nov. 13, 1841,
in EarlsvUle, N. Y. ; married March 4, 1864, in Glenmore, N. Y.,
Theodosia ChurchUl, born there Jan. 7, 1844.
ChUdren :
i. Zayma Eudora,? b. Jan. 27, 1866, in Glenmore.
ii. Leslie, b. Feb. 28, 1868, in Glenmore; d. there Sept.
16, 1870.
ni. Orin, b. April 25, 1870, in DeansvUle, N. Y. ; d. Sept.
9, 1870, in Glenmore.
iv. Tessora Emeline, b. Mar. 10, 1872, in Willow Springs,
Kan.
V. Frederick Mortimer, b. Sept. 9, 1875, in Bridgewater,
N.Y.
vi. Mabel Ruth, b. Oct. 14, 1877, in Manchester, Mich.
603
Silas Wright* Livermore {Oraniel? Daniel? Daniel? Ed
mund? Samuel? Samuel? John') was born March 24, 1844, in
Marshall, N. Y. ; married Jan. 27, 1865, in Rome, N. Y., Anna
Emogine ChurchiU, born June 15, 1847, in AnnsvUle, N. Y.

EightJi Generation 345
ChUdren :
i. Zayda Conger,? b. Mar. 31, 1866, in WaterviUe, N. Y.
n. Maud May Emogine, b. Dec. 16, 1867, in AnnsvUle.
ni. Virginia Sarah, b. Mar. 6, 187 1, in Willow Springs, Kan.
iv. Ira James, b. Mar. 16, 1873, in WiUow Springs.
V. WiUiam Howarth, b. July ii, 1877, in Bridgewater, N.Y.
vi. Grace Beatrice, b. Jan. 2, 1882, in Bridgewater.
vn. Leland Wright, b. Sept. 10, 1883, in Bridgewater.
604
Harvey Crain* Livermore {Oraniel? Daniel? Daniel? Ed
mund? Samuel? Samuel? John') was born July 21, 1850, in
Deans-vUle, N. Y. ; married March 26, 1873, in WUlow Springs,
Kan., Genoa Margaret Burton, born Jan. 13, 1855, in Jackson
Co., Mo.
Children :
i. Harry Burton,? b. Oct. 15, 1874, in Lawrence, Kan.
u. Etta Belle, b. Oct. i, 1876, in Olathe, Kan.
605
De Farriett* Livermore {James? Daniel? Daniel? Ed
mund? Satnuel? Satnuel? John') was born Dec. 26, 1826, in
Paris HUl, N. Y. ; married May 13, 1859, in Hamilton, N. Y.,
Martha Wickwire.
ChUdren, bom in BouckvUle, N. Y. :
i. Detta,? b. June 29, 186 1 ; m. Oct. 4, 1889, in Madison,
N. Y., Charles Card. Child (Card) : Martlia.'"
ii. Kirk Wickwire, b. Oct. 19, 1863.
606
Newton* Livermore {James? Daniel? Daniel? Edmund?
Samuel? Samuel? John') was born Aug. 12, 1845, in Madison,
N. Y. ; married Oct. 30, 1877, in SolsviUe, N. Y., Lizzie Mary
Parker, born July 8, 1854, in Madison.
ChUdren, born in Madison :
i. Rosie Lee,? b. June 27, 1879.
ii. James Madison, b. Feb. 9, 1883.

346 Livermore Family
607
John* Livermore {Samuel? Samuel? Daniel? Edmund?
Samuel? Samuel? JoJitf) was born March 19, 1823, in Brook
field, N. Y. ; married Aug. 31, 1845, in Independence, N. Y.,
Cordelia Babcock. The fifth day after his marriage he was
thrown from a carriage down a steep embankment, receiving an
injury to his left knee from which he has never fully recovered.
He is a farmer in Sharon, Pa., to which place he moved in 1878.
Children :
819. i. Clarissa Francenia,? b. Mar. 7, 1847.
820. ii. Abbie Eliza, b. Aug. 5, 1850.
iii. Maxson Galusia, b. Mar. 22, 1854; d. Mar. 22, 1859.
iv. Almira Annette, b. July 18, 1857 ; d. April 14, 1859.
821. V. Cassius Manlius, b. May 4, 1861.
608
Samuel Allen* Livermore {Samuel? Samuel? Daniel?
Edmund? Samuel? Samuel? John') was born Feb. 4, 1834, in
Independence, N. Y. ; died Feb. 3, 1891, in WhitesvUle, N. Y. ;
married Jan. i, 1853, Emeline Belinda Wood. The famUy were
living in WhitesvUle when last heard from.
Children :
822. i. Elwin Mason,? b. Feb. 21, 1854.
ii. Willie James, b. Jan. 15, 1863 ; d. SepL 15, 1869.
iii. Arlouene, b. Mar. 7, 1878.
609
William* Potter {Sally? Samuel? Daniel? Edmund? Sam
uel? Samuel? JoJiti') was born Oct. 30, 1820; died Sept. 24,
1869 ; married Sept. 10, 1843, Semantha P. Johnson, born Jan.
18, 1824.
ChUdren (Potter) :
i. Clarissa A.? b. Aug. 10, 1844; m. Feb. 25, 1863, Levi
R. Fairbanks.
n. Annis E,, b. July 5, 1846 ; m. (i) Jan. i, 1878, Alson A.
Anson, d. May i, 1880; m. (2) July 4, 1882, George
S. Clark.

Eighth Generatioti ^47
in. Mortimer W., b. Jan. 19, 1849; m. June 12, 1889, EUa
Thompson. ChUd (Potter) :
J. Hattie Livermore,'" b. July 2, 1891.
iv. Milton R., b. AprU 21, 1852 ; m. Aug. 30, 1874, Fannie
E. Smith. ChUdren (Potter):
I. Nina E.,'" b. Aug. 19, 1876.
2. W. Milton, b. Dec. 14, 1877.
3. Mildred A., b. Oct. 30, 1886.
V. Amanda R., b. July 30, 1853 ; m. Mar. 25, 187 1, Amos
F. Moore. Children (Moore) :
I. Charles W.,'° b. Jan. 27, 1875,
2. Lillian M., b. Jan. 20, 1884.
vi. Mary E., b. May 31, 1856; m. Aug. 21, 1876, LueU W.
Elliott.
vii. Almond D., b. May 22, 1859; d. Sept. i, 1861.
viii. Rosilla A., b. Feb. 19, 1865.
ix. Leona M., b. Sept. 20, 1867.
610
HosEA B.* Potter {Sally? Samuel? Daniel? Edmund?
Samuel? Samuel? JoJiti') was born Nov. 28, 1822 ; married (i)
Oct. 5, 1845, Amanda H. Johnson, died June 28, 1864; married
(2) May II, 1865, Mrs. Ann E. Wheeler.
ChUdren (Potter) :
i. Amy A.,? b. Dec. 7, 1846 ; d. Dec. 23, 1866.
u. Joel A., b. Aug. 16, 1848 ; d. May 25, 1861.
iii. Allen, b.  .
iv. William, b.  . 611
Luther* Potter {Sally? Satnuel? Daniel? Edmund? Sam
uel? Samuel? John') was born Aug. 28, 1824; married AprU
20, 1850, Almira Parsons, died March 7, 1893.
ChUdren (Potter) :
i. Mary E.,? b. Jan. 29, 185 1 ; d. Jan. 5, 1856.
ii. Alice A., b. Oct 12, 1856.
iii. Ida A., b. May 5, 1859 ; m. Aug. 10, 1880, William Ram
sey. Children (Ramsey) :
I. Florence B.,'° b. April 19, 1883.
2. George A., b. April 19, 1885.

348 Liverm.ore Family
612
Samuel* Potter {Sally? Samuel? Daniel? Edmund? San
uel? Samuel? John') was born Dec. 21, 1826; married (i) Jai
15, 1848, Rhoda Buckley, died July 17, 185 1 ; married (2) De(
12, 1853, Lucetta McCumber.
Children (Potter) :
i. Jerome F.,? b. May 4, 1851.
n. William S., b. Aug. 17, 1854; m. Oct 25, 1876, Ida J
Petty. Children (Potter) :
1. Cora A.,'" h. Aug. 6, 1877.
2. Carrie Bell, b. Nov. 14, 1881.
3. Bessie V., b. Feb, 28, 1890.
ui. Mary E., b. July 17, 1857; m. Sept. 6, 1874, Frederic
H. Reese. Children (Reese) :
I. Zella A.,'" b. Aug. 28, 1875.
2. Clara B., b. April 19, 1882.
613
Philarmon Patten* Livermore {Edmund? Samuel? Daniel
Edmund? Samuel? Samuel? John') was born Nov. 13, 1827, i
Independence, N. Y. ; married April 29, 1849, in MUton, Wis
AbigaU West Coon, born March 9, 1833, in Alfred Centre, N. \
He was educated at Alfred University, N. Y. ; he was for a tim
principal of the MUton Academy at Milton, and subsequentl
taught in several places. He read law and was admitted to th
bar in Wisconsin. He travelled extensively in the souther
States and across the Rocky Mountains to California, before th
breaking out of the CivU war, and in 1 862 returned to Wiscor
sin and enlisted as a private ; he was promoted captain and mad
provost marshal in Tennessee, and was distinguished for hi
bravery and faithful service. Residence, Los Angeles, Cal.
ChUdren :
i. Aretus Eugene,? b. Jan. 29, 1855, in Independence; n
(i) in 1880, Nannie Wear, divorced in 1885 ; m. (2
in 1892, Josephine Pratt. ChUdren:
I. Rena,'° b. in 1882.
2. Charles, b. in 1883.
3. Edward, b. in 1893.

Eighth Generation 349
ii. Rena Louise, b. Dec. 2, 1869, in Morris, Mo.; d. there
Aug. 16, 1870.
iii. Kate Aileen, b. June 19, 1872, in Morris; m. in 1893,
Edward E. SaUaday. Child (Salladay) :
I. Roy Everett^" b. in 1894.
iv. George Edmund, b. Dec. 11, 1873, in Denver, Col.; d.
there Dec. ii, 1874.
614
Lois Arminda* Livermore {Edmutui? Samuel? Daniel? Ed
mund? Samuel? Samuel? John') was born Jan. 6, 1831, in
Brookfield, N. Y. ; married July 26, 1853, in Independence, N.
Y., Albert Hazeltine, died there in Aug., 1864.
Children (Hazeltine), the youngest born in Lima, Wis., the
others in Independence :
i. .Innis EHza,? b. Mar. 2, 1855; d. Dec. 29, i860.
ii. EUa J., b. Mar. 4, 1856; d. Dec. 25, i860.
in. Cora E., b. Oct. 22, 1859 ; d. Jan. i, 1861.
iv. Fred. L., b. July 6, 1861 ; m. Lula George. ChUd :
I. Jesse,'" b. Dec. 31, 1884.
615
Leander Elliott* Livermore {Edmund? Samuel? Daniel?
Edmund? Samuel? Samuel? JoJin') was born March 26, 1835,
in Independence, N. Y. ; married (i) Aug. 20, 1858, in Peters
burg, N. Y., Laura Ellis Maxson, born in Genesee, N. Y. ;
divorced in Jan., 1868 ; married (2) Dec. 2, 1868, in DeRuyter,
N. Y., Arlonine Eliza Coon, born there Feb. 16, 1844; died
May 13, 1893, in New York City; married (3) June 12, 1894,
in Lebanon, Conn., Ellen Cornelia, daughter of Nathaniel Bab
cock and Jane Elizabeth (Parker) WUliams, born May 12, 1846,
and is descended from John Livermore, the emigrant, as fol
lows : Jane Elizabeth Parker,* Sophia Churchill,' Mehitable
Hubbard,* Martha Livermore,^ Nathaniel Livermore,'* Thomas
Livermore,^ Samuel Livermore,^ John Livermore."
He studied first in Alfred University, N. Y., and then for a
whUe in Milton College, Wisconsin. Returning to Alfred Uni
versity, he pursued a classical course, with occasional interrup
tions, occasioned by teaching public and select schools. On

350 Livermore Family
Oct. 7, 1861, he was mustered in at Elmira, N. Y., as a priva
in company C, 85th regiment N. Y. Vols., commanded by Cap
Hiram C. MiUer; was promoted sergeant and then hospiti
steward. During the Peninsular campaign under Gen. Geor^
B. McClellan, in the spring of 1862, he contracted typhoid fev(
and in the following July was discharged from the service :
Washington, D. C. In the autumn of the same year he had £
far recovered as to admit of his returning to his studies in tl
university, where he remained until Jan., 1864, when, in con
pany with several other students and friends, he re-enlisted. H
was immediately detailed on special service at the surgeon's heac
quarters, at the place of rendezvous in Elmira, and retained i
the same service after joining his regiment (5th N. Y. Heav
ArtUlery) at Harper's Ferry, Va. In March, 1865, he wi
promoted first lieutenant and subsequently detaUed on the sta:
of General Stevenson at Harper's Ferry, in which capacity h
remained until mustered out at the close of the war in Juh
1865. *
He returned to the university to complete his course, and wa
graduated with the degree of B. A. in 1866. He was soon calle
to ordination in the gospel ministry by the church in Indepenc
ence, of which he was a member, and soon after settled as paste
of the Seventh Day Baptist Church at Greenmanville (Mystic
Conn. Here he remained nearly two years, supplying also th
P"irst Day Baptist Church, in North- Stonington, Conn., unt
accepting a call to the principalship of the De Ruyter Inst
tute, at De Ruyter, he removed thither. In this capacity h
labored three and a half years, when he accepted a caU to th
pastorate of the Walworth Seventh Day Baptist Church, Wi;
consin, and at the same time the principalship of the " Big Foe
Academy " in the same place. Here he remained six years, pai
of the time (two years) pursuing theological studies in the Baj
tist Union Theological Seminary, Chicago, IU. In 1877, h
accepted a call to a pastorate in New Market, N. J., and con
pleted his course in theology in the Union Theological Seminar
in New York City in 1879. He removed from New Market t
Alfred Centre, N. Y., AprU 17, 1893, and was pastor of th

Eighth Generation 351
church there for several years, with the exception of a tem
porary absence of four years, during which he was engaged as
financial agent of Alfred University. He now resides at Dun-
ellen, N. J.
ChUdren :
823. i. Alice Leanna,? b. Aug. 4, in 1864, in Genesee.
ii. A son, b. June 16, 1870, in De Ruyter; d. same day.
in. Anna Corinne, b. Nov. 27, 1871, in Walworth, Wis.; d.
Feb. 24, 1892, in Dunellen.
iv. A daughter, b. AprU lo, 1876, in Walworth ; d. same day.
616
Joel Field* Livermore {Manin? Samuel? Daniel? Ed
mund? Satnuel? Samuel? JoJiti') was born Jan. 25, 1858, in
Independence, N. Y. ; died Jan. 29, 1883, in WeUsville, N. Y. ;
married March 22, 1882, in Alfred, N. Y., Nancy Maria Thomas,
bom there Dec. 21, 1857. He was a brakeman, and died from
injuries received on the railroad. His widow afterwards lived in
HorneUsvUle, N. Y.
ChUd, born in Alfred :
i. Jossie Field,? b. Feb. 5, 1883.
617
Martha* Livermore {Manin? Samuel? Daniel? Edmund?
Samuel? Samuel? John') was born Nov. 25, i860, in Indepen
dence, N. Y. ; married Sept. 25, 1878, in Alfred, N. Y., George
Clark Sherman, born there May 19, 1854. He is the agent
of the Alfred Machine Works.
ChUdren (Sherman), born in Alfred :
i. Ethel Elida,? b. June 28, 188 1.
ii. David Clark, b. Jan. 20, 1883.
iii. Susan Belle, b. Dec 16, 1885.
iv. Thomas Place, b. Mar. 5, 1888.
618
Sarah Celestia* Kingsley {Barbara? Samuel? Daniel?
Edmund? Samuel? Samuel? JoJin') was born July 10, 1842,
in Hume, N. Y. ; died there Aug. 20, 1883 ; married there Nov.
22, 1864, Charles Deforest MUls.

352 Livermore Family
ChUdren (Mills), born in Hume :
i. Lilian,? b. Mar. 24, 1867; m. there Oct 24, i
George F. Palmer ; res.. Pike, N. Y.
ii. Herbert AUen, b. Dec. 26, 1870.
619
Louisa Adaline* Livermore {TJieodore? Samuel? Danie
Edtnund? Samuel? Samuel? John') was born Sept. 17, 184
in Independence, N. Y. ; married Dec. 24, 1865, in Andovt
N. Y., Edward Richmond Foster, born Nov. 21, 1841, in Ind
pendence. Residence, Shongo, N. Y.
ChUdren (Foster), born in WiUing, N. Y. ;
i. Re. Gott,? b. Oct. 17, 1866; d. there Mar. 14, 1868.
ii. Clark Olisco, b. Feb. 21, 1869.
in. Louise Estelle, b. Aug. 12, 1872.
iv. Edwin Demont, b. Mar. 8, 1875.
620
Edward Maxon* Livermore {Theodore? Samuel? Daniei
Edmund? Samuel? Samuel? JoJin') was born April i, 1847, :
Independence, N. Y. ; married Nov. 28, 1870, in Andover, N. \
Alice Amelia P'arnham, born Sept. 22, 1852, in Gaines, Pen:
Residence, Andover.
ChUdren, the eldest born in WUling, N. Y., the others i
Andover : i. Charles Orlando,? b. Sept. i, 187 1.
n. Cora May, b. Nov. 12, 1874.
iii. Nora Ethel, b. Sept. 21, 1876.
iv. Anna Lorena, b. Aug. 30, 1878.
V. Flora Almeda, b. July 10, 1886.
621
Theodore Corell* Livermore {TJieodore? Samuel? Daniel
Edmund? Samuel? Samuel? John') was born June 3, 1850, i
Independence, N. Y. ; married there Jan. 20, 1879, Hatti
Minerva Baker, born there Feb. 23, 1859. Residence, Andove
N. Y.
ChUd, born in Andover :
i. Gladys May,? b. Jan. i, 1887.

Eighth Generation 353
622
Fidus Orlando* Livermore {TJieodore? Samuel? Daniel?
Edmund? Samuel? Samuel? JoJin') was born Oct. 24, 1852,
in Independence, N. Y. ; married there May 22, 1881, Mary
Frances Trask, born Oct. 31, 1 861, in Willing, N. Y. Residence,
Andover, N. Y.
ChUdren :
i. Gertrude Elida,? b. July 5, 1884, in Mt. Alton, Penn.
n. Clarence Edwin, b. July 17, 1887, in Andover.
623
Ina Ardell* Livermore {TJieodore? Samuel? Daniel? Ed
tnund? Samuel? Satnuel? John') was born May 12, 1856, in
Andover, N.Y. ; married December 22, 1878, in Independence,
N. Y., Ai Eugene Foster, born there July 13, 1849. Residence,
Shongo, N. Y.
ChUdren (Foster), born in WiUing, N. Y. :
i. Harry Leon,? b. Jan. 11, 1880.
n. Mabel, b. Dec. 15, 1882.
iii. Grace, b. Aug. 26, 1884.
624
Izora Adelaide* Livermore {Theodore? Satnuel? Daniel?
Edmund? Satnuel? Samuel? John') was born May 29, 1859,
in Andover, N. Y. ; married there Dec. 4, 1878, John Morton,
son of WUliam B. and Caroline (Clarke) Green, born Nov. 29,
1856, in Independence, N. Y. Residence, Independence.
Children (Green), born in Independence :
i. Clayton Clarke,? b. Sept. 27, 1880.
u. Albert CrandaU, b. Oct 5, 1882.
in. WUUam Earl, b. May 6, 1888.
625
Eugenia Melinda* Livermore {John? Abner? Daniel? Ed
mund? Samuel? Samuel? John') was born Nov. 16, 1835, in
Rochester, Mich.; married Dec. 23, 1857, in Fort Wilkins,
Mich., Seth Rees, born AprU 14, 18 12, in Erie, Pa. ; died AprU
II, 1878, in Houghton, Mich. Residence, Houghton.

354 Livermore Family
ChUdren (Rees), the five younger born in Houghton :
824. i. Allen Forsyth,? b. Nov. 14, 1858, in Fort Wilkins.
n. John Livermore, b. Feb. 10, i860, in Eagle River,
Mich.
iii. Bertha Mary, b. Nov. 16, 1861 ; d. Sept 6, 1864, in
Hancock, Mich.
iv. Thomas Henry, b. Oct. 18, 1863.
V. Benjamin Rush, b. June 6, 1866; d. there Oct 6,
1867.
vi. George Marshall, b. Nov. 29, 1868.
vii. Robert Irwin, b. Nov. 9, 187 1.
626
Mary Alice* Livermore {JoJin? Abner? Datiiel? Edmund?
Samuel? Samuel? John') was born Nov. 27, 1837, in Rochester,
Mich.; married (i) Sept. 7, 1861, in Fort Wilkins, Mich., John
Alexander Mclntire, born in Coteau, Quebec, Canada ; died June
21, 1869, in Calumet, Mich.; married (2) Nov. 10, 1884, in
Chicago, 111., Nelson Burley, born in Oriskany, N. Y. Resi
dence, Riverside, Cal.
ChUdren (Mclntire), the first two born in Hancock, Mich., the
others in Houghton, Mich. :
i. Robert Safford,? b. Sept. 22, 1862.
ii. Bertha Orpha, b. Nov. 26, 1864; m. Dec. 27, 1888, in
Riverside, Charles Olney ; res. Etiwanda, Cal.
ui. Elizabeth Eugenia, b. Oct. 7, 1867.
iv. John Alexander, b. Dec. 31, 1869; d. there May 10,
1875-
627
Orpha Jeanette* Livermore {John? Abner? Daniel? Ed
mund? Samuel? Samuel? Jo Jin') was born Jan. 8, 1842, in
Rochester, Mich.; married Dec. 3, 1878, in Jackson, Mich.,
William Henry Gamble, born Oct. 11, 1827, in Three Rivers,
Canada. ChUd (Gamble), born in MoundsvUle, W. Va. :
i. Richmond Rush,? b. Jan. 23, 1880; d. Jan. 23, 1887, in
Chicago, 111.

EightJi Generation 3c c
628
John Lewis* Livermore {Fidus? Abner? Daniel? Edmund?
Samuel? Samuel? John') was born Dec. 14, 1832, in Dresden,
N. Y. ; married Sept. 8, 1867, in Tecumseh, Mich., Belle Blan-
chard, born Oct. 31, 1843, in Penn Yan, N. Y. Residence,
Anthony, Kan.
ChUdren, born in Jackson, Mich. :
i. Sarah Nettie,? b. June 6, 1868. She is the president of
the Benton Post, Woman's Relief Corps, in Anthony.
n. Estella May, b. Jan. 16, 187 1.
in. Frank Richmond, b. AprU 9, 1873.
629
Richard* Nightingale {Harriet? Abner? Daniel? Edmund?
Samuel? Samuel? John') was born Dec. 26, 1850, in Attica,
Mich. ; married Feb. 18, 1880, in Capac, Mich., Eva Sherrard,
born June 30, 1861, in Berlin, Mich.
ChUdren (Nightingale) :
i. James,? b. Nov. 13, 1880, in Arcadia, Mich.
ii. Edna, b. Mar. 19, 1882, in Arcadia.
iii. Melvin, b. Nov. 14, 1883, in Attica.
630
Emma Caroline* Livermore {James? James? Daniel? Ed
mund? Satnuel? Samuel? John') was born Aug. 23, 1842, in
Madison, N. Y. ; married Jan. 29, 1868, in WatervUle, N. Y.,
Lewis Benjamin Kellogg, died Dec. 3, 1875, in Clyde, N. Y.
ChUd (Kellogg), born in Clyde :
i. May Livermore,? b. April 13, 1871 ; m. Sept. 2, 1896, in
Adrian, Mich., Elbert Jay Chase ; he is dead. She
is a member of the reportorial force of the " Adrian
Daily " and the " Tri-Weekly Telegram." She and
her mother reside in Adrian.
631
Ann Elizabeth* Livermore {James? James? Daniel? Ed
mund? Samuel? Samuel? JoJin') was born Dec. 12, 1845, in
Madison, N. Y. ; married Feb. 24, 1867, in North Brookfield,
N. Y., Sanford Witter.

3 56 Livermore Family
ChUdren (Witter), born in Capron, IU. :
i. WiUiam Gorton,? b. Mar. 19, 1877.
n. Clarence Porter, b. Feb. 13, 1880.
632
Harriet Eliza* Livermore {James? James? Daniel? Ed
mund? Samuel? Samuel? John') was born May 6, 1848, in
Madison, N. Y. ; died March 18, 1900, in Capron, 111.; married
Jan. 27, 1875, in Rose, N. Y., Edmoor K. MUlard.
Children (MUlard), born in Leroy, 111. :
i. Florence Roe,? b. Feb. 11, 1876; m. Dec. 26, 1900,
Lafayette Witter; res., Capron.
825. ii. Myrtle Louise, b. June 16, 1879.
in. Newton Henry, b. Aug. 13, 1883 ; d. Mar. 16, 1885.
633
Alice Celina* Roe {Eunice? James? Daniel? Edmutid?
Samuel? Samuel? JoJin') was born AprU 18, 1851, in Rose,
N. Y. ; married there Feb. 7, 1872, Henry Townsend Lee, born
Sept. 14, 1849, in Port Jefferson, Long Island, N. Y.
Child (Lee), born in Port Jefferson :
i. Bertha Eunice,? b. Oct. 24, 1875.
634
Ottie Annett* Roe {Eunice? James? Daniel? Edmund?
Samuel? Samuel? Jo Jin') was born July 10, 1857, in Rose,
N. Y. ; married there Sept. 17, 1877, Stephen Wyman Soule,
born Dec. 14, 1854, in Stoneham.
ChUdren (Soule) :
i. Herbert Clinton,? b. Sept. 14, 1879, in Rose.
ii. Roe Thayer, b. May 14, 1893, in Clyde, N. Y.
635
Mary Elizabeth* Crisler {RutJi? Jatnes? Datiiel? Edmutui?
Samuel? Samuel? John') was born July 18, 1867, in Butler,
N. Y. ; married June 29, 1893, Rev. MelviUe, son of Albert C.
and Katherine (Evans) TerwiUiger, born in Crawford, N. Y.
He is pastor of the M. E. church, Ledyard, N. Y.

EightJi Generation ^^7
Children (Terwilliger) :
i. Ivan Melville,? b. April 4, 1896.
n. Dorothy Ruth, b. Aug. 5, igoo.
636
Maria* Livermore {Jonas? Jonas? Oliver? Oliver? Daniel?
Samuel? JoJm') was born July 31, 1828, in Marietta, Ohio; died
March 9, 1863, in Eola, Ore. ; married March 21, 1847, in Pike
Co., IU., Thomas Orville WaUer, born Nov. 22, 1822, in Morgan
Co., in. They moved to Oregon in 1849.
ChUdren (WaUer) :
i. Sarah Jane,? b. Oct 30, 1852 ; d. Mar. 31, 1854.
n. Thomas Clarence, b. July 12, 1854, in Polk Co., Ore.
in. Lucian Livermore, b. Oct. 21, 1856, in Polk Co.; d.
Mar. 19, 1878, in Eola.
iv. Henry Douglass, b. Dec. 12, 1858, in Polk Co.
637
Harriet* Livermore {Jonas? Jonas? Oliver? Oliver? Dan
iel? Samuel? JoJm') was born Sept. 12, 1829, in Marietta, Ohio;
married June 10, 1852, in Polk Co., Ore., Asa Shreve, born
Aug. 28, 1825, in Fairfield Co., Ohio. Residence, Dallas, Polk
Co., Ore.
Children (Shreve) :
i. Sarah Maria,? b. Feb. 17, 1854; d. June 29, 1883.
ii. Mary Elizabeth, b. June 26, 1856.
iii. Lot Livermore, b. Nov. 16, 1858.
iv. Frances Ellen, b. May 12, 1861.
V. Abraham Lincoln, b. Dec. 29, 1863.
vi. Henry WiUiams, b. June 15, 1866.
vu. Harriet Loretta, b. Oct. 23, 1869.
viu. Katharine Howe, b. Feb. 7, 1873.
638
Naomi* Livermore {Jonas? Jonas? Oliver? Oliver? Daniel?
Samuel? John') was born Sept. 24, 183 1, in Marietta, Ohio;
married Sept. 2, 1852, near DaUas, Polk Co., Ore., Thomas

358 Livermore Family
Pearce, born Feb. 24, 1826, in the parish of Westwood, WUt-
shire, England. He emigrated to America in 1845, landing
in New York, and went to Pittsfield, Mass., then to Pittsfield,
Pike Co., in., then to California, in 1850, and in 185 1 to Polk
Co., Ore.
ChUdren (Pearce), all but the first two born in Eola, Ore. :
i. George Jonas,? b. June 19, 1853, near Dallas.
n. Sarah EUzabeth, b. Jan. 2, 1857, near DaUas; d. Nov.
19, 1863, in Eola.
in. WiUiam Thomas, b. May 16, 1859.
iv. Charles Leonard, b. Feb. 12, 1861.
V. Vine Wills, b. Aug. 19, 1863.
vi. Lot Livermore, b. Sept. i, 1866.
vn. Richard Ernest, b. Dec. 25, 1868.
vni. Martha Maria, b. Feb. 2, 1870.
ix. OrvUle Grant b. Feb. 15, 1872.
x. Clara Elsie, b. Feb. 9, 1874.
639
Lot* Livermore {Jonas? Jonas? Oliver? Oliver? Daniel?
Samuel? John') was born Aug. 11, 1835, in Marietta, Ohio;
married (i) Mar. 1 1, 1869, in UmatUla, Ore., Clara Brown ; they
were divorced in 1881 or 1882; married (2) Sept. 21, 1885, in
Pendleton, Ore., Mrs. Ellen (Ahern) Switzler, widow of WUliam
Switzler, born Nov. 13, 1853, in Vancouver, Wash.
In 1873 he was appointed postmaster at Pendleton, and held
the office for thirteen and a half years. He was elected the
first mayor of Pendleton, and was re-elected a second time. In
1889 he was a member of the common councU. He is a mem
ber of the firm of Lee Moorhouse & Co., dealers in general
merchandise in Pendleton.
Children, all born in Pendleton :
i. Charles Lot,? b. Dec. 29, 1869 ; d. there aged 15 months.
n. Louie, b. in Jan., 187 1 ; d. there aged 10 years, i month.
in. Bushu Lamar, b. Oct. 5, 1872 ; res., Seattle, Wash.
iv. Delia, b. Nov. 26, 1874; res., Seattle.
V. Lotta, b. Mar. 15, 1887.
vi. A son, b. Nov. 8, 1888.

Eighth Generation 359
640
Mary Ann* Livermore {Jonas? Jotuis? Oliver? Oliver?
Daniel? Samuel? John') was born Sept. 16, 1844, near Pitts
field, IU. ; married Aug. 2, 1866, near DaUas, Ore., Marion De
Kalb Harpole, born Aug. 3, 1831, in Pike Co., IU. He is a
farmer. ChUdren (Harpole) :
i. Mary Effie,? b. June 10, 1867, in Polk Co., Ore. ; d. Oct.
II, 1877.
ii. Lenia Maria, b. Feb. 1, 1869, in Marion Co., Ore.; d.
Sept. 22, 1877.
in. WUliam Marion, b. Feb. 15, 1871, in Rock Creek, Wosco
Co., Ore.
iv. Nancy Elizabeth, b. Dec. 25, 1872, in Rock Creek.
V. Lot Lafayette, b. Mar. 18, 1875, in Rock Creek.
vi. Paul Oberheim, b. Feb. 9, 1878, in Salem, Ore. ; d. there
Feb. II, 1878.
vu. Sarah Emily, b. Mar. 23, 1879, in Rock Creek.
viu. Charles Herbert, b. May 18, 1881, in Whitman Co.,
Wash.
ix. Fannie Louisa, b. Aug. 25, 1883, in Whitman Co.
X. Cleveland Voorhees, b. July 13, 1885, in Whitman Co.
641
Derrick* Livermore {Andrew? Jotias? Oliver? Oliver?
Daniel? Samuel? JoJtn') was born Aug. 28, 1830, in Marietta,
Ohio; married Jan. 8, 1852, in Kelly Township, Warren Co.,
IU., Elizabeth, daughter of James and Nancy (MUes) Stevens,
born Feb. 15, 1831, near Springfield, 111. He was a farmer and
stock raiser in Rose-ville, 111. He is a Republican and a Univer-
saUst. Residence, Smithshire, 111.
ChUdren, the first three born in Colebrook Township, Warren
Co., III., the others in Point Pleasant, III. :
826. i. Andrew James,? b. Oct 16, 1852.
827. n. Joshua Brown, b. Aug. 20, 1854.
828. iii. Louisa Eugenia, b. July 5, 1856.
829. iv. Mary AuriUa, b. May 24, 1858.
v. Emily Alice, b. Mar. 12, i86r.
830. vi. Clara Elizabeth, b. July 7, 1866.

360 Livermore Family
642
Andrew Park* Livermore {Andrew? Jonas? Oliver? Oliver?
Daniel? Samuel? John') was born Aug. 28, 1834, in Marietta,
Ohio; died Feb. 3, 1881, in Ellison, Warren Co., IU. ; married
Jan. 29, 1858, in EUison, Mary Ann Correll, born Nov. 17,
1838, in Carthage, Hancock Co., IU. He was a farmer.
Children :
i. Frederick,? b. Nov. 23, i860, in Point Pleasant, IU. ;
d. Sept. 29, 1878, in Ellison.
831. ii. Florence May, b. July 14, 1865, in Point Pleasant
iii. Carrie Nettie, b. Mar. 14, 1877, in Carthage; d. Mar.
28, 1887, in Ellison.
643
John Kelsey* Livermore {Andrew? Jonas? Oliver? Oliver?
Daniel? Satnuel? John') was born Aug. 9, 1836, in Marietta,
Ohio; married Aug. 23, 1857, in Ellison, IU., Sarah Jane Cor
rell, born April i, 1840, in Carthage, IU. He is a farmer.
Residence, Raritan, IU,
Children, the first four born in Point Pleasant, 111., the others
in Raritan :
832. i. Waymen,? b. April 14, 1858.
ii. James, b. Aug. 13, i860; d. there Dec. 8, 1864.
in. Alfonso, b. May 31, 1868.
iv. Maggie Betsey, b. June 10, 1877.
V. Jessie, b. Mar. 10, i88o.
vi. Shirley Alice, b. Oct. 14, 1884.
644
Socrates Stevens* Livermore {Andrew? Jonas? Oliver?
Oliver? Daniel? Samuel? JoJin') was born Nov. 10, 1843, in
Coldbrook, 111. ; married Feb. 22, 1888, in RosevUle, III., Martha
Stanley, born Aug. 22, 1869, in BiggsvUle, 111. He enlisted in
company E, 138th IU. Vols., as a musician ; he was mustered in
June 21, 1864, for one hundred days. On July 26, 1864, the
regiment moved to Fort Leavenworth, Kan., and -was assigned
to garrison duty. It was mustered out of service at Springfield,
IU., Oct. 14, 1864. He is a farmer. Residence, Rose-ville.
ChUd, born in Point Pleasant, 111. :
i. AUce IsabeUa,? b. Mar. 10, 1889.

Eighth Generatioti 361
; 645
Charles Carroll* Liivermore {Andrew? Jonas? Oliver?
Oliver? Daniel? Samuel? JoJm') was born Oct. 24, 1847, in
Coldbrook, 111.; married Jan. 4, 1872, in RoseviUe, 111., Sarah
Frances Hopper, born Nov. 11, 185 1, in BlandinsviUe, 111. He
is a farmer. Residence, RosevUle :
ChUdren, born in Point Pleasant, IU. :
i. Albert Berton,? b. May 12, 1873.
ii. Shelby, b. Sept. 24, 1878 ; d. there June 13, 1881.
in. Edna May, b. Mar. 9, 1885.
iv. George CarroU, b. Mar. 20, 1887.
V. Levi Harrison, b. Oct. 7, 1888.
vi. Fannie, b. Nov. 12, 1890.
646
William Rufus* Livermore {Andrew? Jotuis? Oliver?
Oliver? Datiiel? Samuel? John') was born Oct. 6, 1850, in
Coldbrook, III.; married Sept. 23, 1875, in Rose-viUe, III., Mary
Ellen Crozier, born there March 4, 1855 ; died there Jan. 9,
1 88 1. He is a farmer. Residence, Raritan, 111.
ChUdren, born in RosevUle :
i. LUlie May,? b. Aug. 4, 1876.
ii. George Weston, b. Oct. 1, 1879 ; d. there Mar. 21, 1880.
iii. Benjamin Socrates, b. Jan. 9, 1881.
647
Sarah Elizabeth* Livermore ( William? William? Oliver?
Oliver? Daniel? Samuel? JoJin') was born Feb. 28, 1836, in
Boston; married Jan. 23, 1861, John, son of Joshua and Mary
Gilson of Groton, born in 1832.
ChUdren (Gilson) :
i. Annie Livermore,? b. Mar. 19, 1862.
ii. William J., b. Sept. 17, 1865.
in. Isabella H., b. Mar. 4, 1868.
iv. Robert F., b. Jan. 21, 1871.
V. Henry Robbins, b. Oct. 28, 1874.
vi. John Lincoln, b. Jan. 29, 1877.

362 Livermore Family
648
William* Livermore {Daniel? William? Oliver? Oliver?
Daniel? Samuel? John') was born July i, 1832, in Plymouth,
Mich. ; died March 30, 1879, in Shiriey ; married Sept. 30, i860,
in Wakarusa, Kan., Louisa Frances, daughter of Charles and
Rebecca FloreUa Robbins (MUls) Dickson, born March 7, 1841,
in Groton.
With his parents he moved to Groton when he was quite
young ; he was brought up on a farm, attending school for a
while at Groton Academy. When a young man he worked in
the store of Mr. Nightingale in Boston. In 1855 he went to
Kansas, where he lived on a farm for nine years. He returned
to Massachusetts in the spring of 1864, and shortly after en
listed in the army for one year ; but the war closed after he
had served ten months. He afterwards lived with his father on
a farm in Lunenburg, which he helped to carry on for a few
years ; he then moved to Fitchburg, where he kept a store ; then
worked for his brother Charles, in a store in Shirley. He after
wards bought a farm in that town, and when his health gave out
moved into the village. His family are stUl li-ving there.
Children :
i. AUce Eleanor,? b. Oct. 27, 1861, in Wakarusa; m. Nov.
8, 1894, in Shirley, Walter Melvin, son of Asa and
Polly (Chase) Wright, b. May 22, 1846, in Hanover,
N. H. ; d. June 24, 1899, in Orange. He was a phy
sician. No children. She lives with her mother.
ii. Albert MiUs, b. July 28, 1863, in Wakarusa; d. Dec. 12,
1875, in Shirley.
in. Fanny Rebecca, b. Oct. 9, 1869, in Fitchburg; d. there
Aug. 15, 1870.
iv. Eugene Nathaniel, b. Feb. 12, 1872, in Shirley.
V. Erwin Herbert, b. Nov. 21, 1875, in Shirley.
649
Rufus* Livermore {Daniel? William? Oliver? Oliver? Dan
iel? Samuel? Jo Jin') was born Nov. i, 1839,. in Groton; died
July 8, 1891, in Orange; married Jan. 22, 1863, in Groton

Eighth Generation 363
Martha Elizabeth, daughter of Jehiel and Melissa (HUdreth)
Todd, born Sept. 5, 1 841, in Boston. He was fitted for college
in the Lawrence Academy in his native town, and in the autumn
of 1859 entered the freshman class of WUliams CoUege, but re
mained there only one year. Then he attended the Albany Law
School and was admitted to the bar in that city. Soon after,
whUe studying the Massachusetts code of laws, preparatory to
practice, the Civil war broke out ; he was one of the first to re
spond to the call for troops, and, as a member of company B of
the 6th Mass. regiment, was in the march through Baltimore,
AprU 19, 1 86 1. Returning to Massachusetts, he worked to pro
mote enlistments and finally went out again himself in troop C,
3d R. I. ca-valry, in which he became a sergeant, and on Oct. 13,
1863, was mustered into the U. S. service. March 25, 1864, he
was commissioned as second lieutenant and assigned to duty in
troop L of the same regiment. After serving a year he re
signed his commission, March 20, 1865, and was honorably
discharged. Soon after the close of the war he went to Orange, and en
tered the office of Hunt, Waite & Flint. The firm was changed
in 1872 to the Rodney Hunt Machine Company, of which he
became secretary, a position he held untU his death, and for a
long time was one of the directors.
More frequently than any other citizen, whUe he lived in
Orange, he was chosen to serve as moderator at town meet
ings. He was elected to the House of Representatives in 1878,
serving in the Legislature of 1879; in 1882 he was elected
senator from his district, and re-elected in 1883. He was an
active and earnest member of the Congregational church, and
was for years superintendent of the Sunday school as well as
teacher. He was a prominent Odd FeUow, being a past grand
and one of the trustees of Social Lodge. He was also a mem
ber of Gen. Sedgewick Post of the Grand Army, having been
one of its charter members and earliest commanders. His
widow lives in Orange.
ChUd, born in Orange :
i. Blanche,? b. Sept. 13, 1883.

364 Livermore Family
650
Abbie M.* Livermore {Daniel? William,^ Oliver? Oliver?
Daniel? Samuel? John') was born June 13, 1850, in Groton:
married Dec. 22, 1869, in Shirley, Charles G., son of Lewis R,
and Nancy B. Howe, born in Orange in 1844.
ChUdren (Howe), born in Orange :
i. William,? b. July 6, 187 1 ; d. there July i, 1873.
n. Frederick Livermore, b. May 13, 1874.
in. Amy EHzabeth, b. Dec. 30, 1878.
iv. Charles Daniel, b. Aug. 10, 1887.
V. Marian G., b. May i, 1890.
651
Ellen Augusta* Prescott {Betsey? William? Oliver?
Oliver? Daniel? Samuel? John') was born Aug. 18, 1838, in
Groton; married there Dec. 27, 1859, GUman Barrows.
ChUdren (Barrows) :
i. Helen,? b. June 14, 1862.
ii. Ulysses Howard, b. May 29, 1865.
652
Mary Park* Morse {Lucinda? David? Oliver? Oliver?
Daniel? Samuel? JoJm') was born Aug. 11, 1828, in Shirley;
died Sept. 27, i860, in Ayer; married Jan. i, 1849, in Shirley,
Edmund Dana Bancroft, born Sept. 6, 182 1, in PeppereU; died
Aug. 12, 1896; after her death he married Phoebe Bridge
Barrett. He received a common school education ; he united
with the Masonic fraternity in 1856, and for the rest of his life
was prominent in that body. In 1858 he became station master
at Groton Junction, holding the position twelve years ; he was
a member of the Legislature in 1871 and 1872, and a State
senator in 1879; postmaster from 1883 to 1887, and for a time
an officer of U. S. Customs. He took great delight in music,
and for many years was organist of the Unitarian church. He
died from the effects of a sunstroke while on the way from Ayei
to Shirley.
ChUdren (Bancroft), born in Shirley :
i. Mary Jane,? b. Oct. 12, 1849 ; m.  Tucker ; res., Ayer

EigJith Generation 365
U. Kate EHza, b. Oct 16, 1852 ; m. there Nov. 14, 1875,
Jacob P. Hazen.
iii. Anna, b. Nov. 21, 1854; m.  Richardson of Wash
ington, D. C.
iv. Clara, b. Jan. 12, 1858 ; m. James A. Beatley of Rox
bury. 652a
Daniel Francis* Learned {Liwy? Amos? Amos? Oliver?
Daniel? Samuel? JoJm') was born May 23, 1825, in Watertown ;
married there Dec. 15, 1853, Emma Newman, daughter of
Ebenezer and Mary (Coolidge) Seger, born Aug. 7, 1831, in
Roxbury. ChUdren (Learned), born in Belmont :
i. Carrie Augusta,? b. Dec. 10, 1854; d. there Feb. 12,
1863.
ii. Annie Gertrude, b. Jan. 31, 1857.
in. Marion Frances, b. May 11, 1865; d. there June 23,
1885.
iv. Lillie Jasper, b. Sept. 23, 1866.
V. Lucy Seger, b. Dec. 26, 1875; d. July 22, 1894.
652b
Harriet Louisa* Learned {Lucy? Amos? Amos? Oliver?
Daniel? Samuel? JoJin') was born AprU 15, 1827, in Water-
town; married there Nov. 15, 1854, George Frederic, son of
Charles Horace and Plooma Stone (Barnard) Whiting, born June
4, 1828, in Sterling.
ChUdren (Whiting), born in Brookline :
832a. i. Frederic Erwin,? b. Dec. 21, 1857.
u. Mary EUa, b. Dec. 23, 1859.
652o
Adeline Elizabeth* Learned {Lucy? Amos? Amos?
Oliver? Daniel? Samuel? JoJm') was born Oct. 5, 1831, in
Watertown; married there Nov. 15, 1854, Benjamin Franklin,
son of Joseph and Beulah Crafts (Fuller) Bacon, born Jan. 2,
1828, in Newton.

366 Livermore Family
Children (Bacon), born in Newton :
i. Charles Franklin,? b. Nov. 27, 1858.
ii. Edward Learned, b. Jan. 7, 186 1.
653
Sarah Jane* Livermore {Thomas? Amos? Amos? Oliver?
Datiiel? Samuel? John') was born Dec. 7, 1830, in Watertown;
died April 10, 1873, in Medford; married there Jan. 29, 1852,
Alexander Stowell, son of Marshall Symmes, born there Dec. 13,
1823. Children (Symmes) :
833. i. Addie Maria,? b. May 23, 1853.
834. ii. Arthur Cotting, b. Feb. 9, 1856.
iii. Mary Ellen, b. May 9, 1858; m. Oct i, 1879, Richard
Henry Swift of Medford. No children.
835. iv. Jennie, b. April i, 1861.
V. Nettie, twin to Jennie; d. Nov. 12, 1861.
vi. Sarah Elizabeth, b. July 3, 1863 ; m. July 7, 1887, Charles
H. Sawyer of Medford.
vii. Lillian Frances, b. Oct. 17, 1865.
viii. Ida Livermore, b. June 9, 1871.
654
William Henry* Sherman {Mary? Amos? Atnos? Oliver?
Datiiel? Samuel? John') was born April 14, 1835 ; married
Susan Grounds of Albany, N. Y. Residence, Albany.
ChUdren (Sherman) :
i. Mary EUa,? b. Nov. 25, i860.
n. Abby Francena, b. Aug. 18, 1862.
in. Lizzie W., b. Nov. 18, 1863.
iv. Rosie, b. Nov. 3, 1865.
V. WUliam, b. Aug. 20, 1867.
vi. Mabelle, b. Jan. 19, 1871.
vii. Frederick, b. May 23, 1874.
655
Mary Elizabeth* Sherman {Mary? Amos? Amos? Oliver?
Daniel? Samuel? JoJin') was born June 9, 1837; married Oct.
16, 185s, Henry RusseU of Watertown, died in 1889.

Eighth Generation ^67
ChUdren (Russell) :
i. Henry,? b. July 17, 1856.
n. Mabelle, b. Sept. 8, 1862.
656
Oliver Cromwell* Livermore {ElisJia? Elisha? Amos?
Oliver? Daniel? Samuel? Jo Jin') was born July 21, 1838, in
Waltham; married Oct. 13, 1869, in Wellesley, Georgianna,
daughter of George Washington and Sarah Elizabeth (Arnold)
Shaw, born Sept. 24, 1845, in Needham.
He was mustered in as first sergeant of company C, 13th
Mass. Vols., July 16, 1861 ; he was promoted sergeant-major,
April I, 1862; second lieutenant, June 28, 1862; first lieuten
ant, Dec. 30, 1862; captain, company A, May i, 1863. He
was detached from the regiment as follows : Feb., 1863, A. A.
A. G., 3d brigade, 2d division, ist Army Corps; May 20, 1863,
A. A. inspector, ist brigade, 2d division, ist Army Corps;
March, 1864, A. D. C. and A. A. A. G., 2d division, ist Army
Corps; May 10, 1864, A. D. C. staff, 5th Army Corps; June,
1864, A. D. C. and chief of Construction Corps, 3d division, 5th
Army Corps. He served on the staffs of Cols. Leonard and
McCoy, commanding brigade, and on staffs of Brig.-Gen. G. R.
Paul, commanding brigade; Gen. J. C. Robinson, commanding
division ; Gen. G. K. Warren, commanding 5th Army Corps ;
Gen. Cravrford, commanding 2d division, 5th Army Corps.
Residence, Wellesley.
ChUdren, born in Wellesley :
836. i. Arnold,? b. Mar. 11, 1872.
U. Faith Shaw, b. Mar. 3, 1875 ; m, June 12, 1900, in Wel
lesley HUls, Edward Woodbury Perkins.
657
Albert Hoogs* Livermore {Elisha? ElisJui? Amos? Oliver?
Daniel? Samuel? John') was born Oct. 6, 1840, in Waltham ;
married (i) Oct. 2, 1869, in Wellesley, Sarah Josephine, daugh
ter of George Washington and Sarah Elizabeth (Arnold) Shaw,
born AprU 19, 1848, in Needham; died there Feb. 28, 1886;

368 Livermore Family
married (2) Nov. 6, 1890, Mrs. Ella C. (Gardner) Hills, daugh
ter of Loring and Amanda Gardner, born in 1849, in Soutl
Manchester, Conn. He was a sUk merchant.
Child, born in Boston :
i. Albert Shaw,? b. Aug. 22, 187 1.

658
Charles Walter* Livermore {Charles? Jonathan? Jotia
than? Oliver? Daniel? Satnuel? John') was bOrn April 29, 1830
in Harvard; died Aug. 14, 1889, in Shawomet Beach, Warwick
R. I.; married May 24, 1853, in Clinton, Conn., Mary Am
Bourn, daughter of Simeon and Marian (Keely) Drown, born ir
Barrington, R. I.
During his early life he was engaged in the jewelry business
in Providence, R. I., and was considered the most expert die
cutter that the manufacturing jewellers had to depend upon
for their designs and tools to perfect their work. He was the
general superintendent of the Spencer Repeating Rifle Works
in Boston during the early '6o's, perfecting the famous rifle
used during the Civil war. He became an ardent worker for
the eight -hour league, and for a few years was a member of the
common council of Boston from Ward 11. At that time he
lived on Shawmut avenue, corner of Lenox street. After the
war was over he moved to New York City, and opened the first
" dollar store " that became prominent on Broadway. Later on
he moved to Metuchen, N. J., and introduced there the artesian
drive well, of which many at the present time bear his name.
When the Lehigh Valley railroad passed through that town
he sold his property, and after being elected judge of that dis
trict, and serving three years, he returned to Providence in 1871,
identifying himself again with the manufacture of jewelry, under
the firm name of Rathburn, Leonard & Livermore, untU the
death of both of his partners, when he continued the business
alone for a short time. He was the first person publicly to
introduce a successful fountain and stylographic pen, and that
which bears his name has come to be very extensively used in

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this and foreign countries. He established agencies for its sale
in the principal cities here and in Europe.
ChUd, born in Providence :
837. i. Walter Augustine,? b. Aug. 26, 1854.

659
William Warren* Livermore ( William? Jonathan? Jona
tJian? Oliver? Daniel? Samuel", JoJin') was born July 6, 1846,
in Brighton; married AprU 20, 1870, Nellie May, daughter of
WUliam H. and Lydia B. (Skilling) Sawyer, born in 1853, in
Portland, Me. He was a farmer.
ChUdren, born in Brighton :
i. EUzabeth Maud,? b. Feb. 15, 1871 ; m. Dec. 3, 1892, in
Boston, E. Augustus, son of Edward M. and Annie R.
Viets, b. in 1867, in Nova Scotia. '
n. Bertram Warren, b. May 14, 1873 ! ^- there Dec. 30,
1893.
iu. Henry Claflin, b. June 12, 1877.
iv. Florence May, b. Aug. 12, 1879.
V. Marion Gertrude, b. June 18, 1887.
660
Mary Livermore* Fisher {Jabez? Sarah? JonatJian? Oli
ver? Daniel? Samuel? John?) was born Nov. 14, 1846, in Cam
bridge ; married Jan. i, 1874, in Fitchburg, James Albert
Morton, born Sept. 16, 1847, in Fairhaven.
ChUdren (Morton), born in New Bedford :
i. George Fisher,? b. Oct. 4, 1874.
ii. Anna Lucy, b. Mar. 3, 1877.
in. Mary Estelle, b. April 25, 1881.
661
Jabez Franklin* Fisher {Jabez? SaraJi? JonatJian? Oliver?
Daniel? Samuel? John') was born Aug. 30, 1850, in Cam
bridge; married Aug. 20, 1879, in Leominster, Clarissa Amelia
Bernard, born Feb. 4, 1849, in Lynn.

370 Livertnore Fatnily
ChUdren (Fisher), born in Fitchburg :
i. Gertrude Isabel,? b. Oct 12, i85
ii. Jabez William, b. July 26, 1883.
in. Austin Wellington, b. Nov. 20, i
662
Oliver Dexter* Livermore {George? Oliver? JonatJian?
Oliver? Daniel? Samuel? Jo Jin') was born AprU 11, 1866, in
Newton; married Oct. 4, 1894, in Barnstable, Eleanor Bearse,
daughter of Joseph Townsend and Caroline Smith (Bearse)
Becket, born there Feb. 15, 1868. He is in the boot and shoe
business, and is also a travelling salesman.
ChUd, born in Barnstable :
i. Eleanor Becket,? b. June 8, 1899 ; d. same day.
663
George Courtney* Livermore {Geotge? Oliver? Jonathan?
Oliver? Daniel? Samuel? JoJm') was born March 6, 1871, in
Newton; married June 25, 1897, in Boston, Catharine A.
daughter of BasU and Marion (Leavitt) Lacroix, born in 1878
in Bangor, Me. He is a clerk in a shoe store.
ChUd, born in SomervUle :
i. Marion Dexter,? b. Jan. 27, 1898.
664
Lydia Ann* Fuller {MartJia? Grace? Moses? NatJianiel?
Thomas? Samuel? JoJm') was born Nov. 12, 1830, in Gansevoort,
N. Y. ; married there April 26, 1848, James Ray, died about
1869, in SchuylervUle, N. Y.
ChUdren (Ray) born in SchuylervUle :
i. Mary Emeline,? b. AprU 23, 1849; m- there J. E.
McEckron.
ii. Norman Seymour, b. Nov. 9, 1850.
in. Helen, b. in April, 1852 ; d. in infancy.
iv. James Elmore, b. Nov. 16, 1854; d. in 1888.

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EigJith Generation 371
665
Homer Fiske* Livermore {Marsliall? TJiomas? Moses? Na
thaniel? TJiomas? Satnuel? JoJin') was born Sept. 16, 1864, in
Boston; married there Sept. 13, 1887, Ellen Bazin, daughter of
John Coffin Jones and Mary Elizabeth (Coffin) Brown, born
there Aug. 13, 1867. He is in the iron and steel business.
Children, born in Boston :
i. Bessie Brown,? b. Nov. 22, 1888.
u. Mildred, b. Mar. 13, 1897; d. there Mar. 14, 1897.
iii. Muriel Fiske, b. July 16, 1899.
666
Henry Harrison* Livermore {JonatJian? JonatJuin? Jona
tJian? JotiatJian? JonatJian? Samuel? John') was born Feb. 8,
1848, in Wilton, N. H. ; married there March 23, 1879, Martha
E., daughter of Oliver Whiting and Olive (Barker) Boynton,
born there Sept. 9, 1850.
He attended school in his native town ; at an early age he
began work in a saw-mUl. While stiU a young man he bought
an interest in his father's miU, and engaged in the manufacture
of lumber ; he has since followed that business. In connection
with a farm of seventy-five acres, which he cultivates with good
results, he o-wns a tract of timber land containing one hundred
acres. PoliticaUy he is a Republican, and he served as a mem
ber of the board of selectmen for two years. Both he and his
wife are active members of Advance Grange, No. 20, Patrons of
Husbandry, in which he has served as overseer and chaplain.
He is a Unitarian.
ChUdren, born in WUton :
i. Abiel Abbot,? b. Dec. 22, 1879.
u. Leon Jonathan, b. July 18, 1883 ; d. there June 21, 1887.
iii. Olive Boynton, b. Dec. 22, 1886.
667
Thomas Leonard* .Livermore {Thomas? Solomon? Jona
tJian? Jonathan? Jonathan? Samuel? John') was born Feb. 7,
1844, in Galena, III.; married June i, 1869, in Milford, N. H.,
Sarah Ellen, daughter of Aberdeen Daniels, and adopted daugh-

372 Livermore Family
ter of George Daniels, his brother, born Sept. 24, 1844, in Ne
market, N. H. ; died AprU 18, 1879, in Dorchester.
He went with his parents overland from St. Joseph, Mo.,
California, in 1 849, mainly on horseback ; after li-ving in Ca
fornia five years, he was sent to school in MUford. In i859-(
he was at Appleton Academy, Mount Vernon, N. H., and
1860-61 he was in Lombard University, Galesburg, 111.
On June 24, 1861, at PoolsviUe, Md., he enlisted as a priva
in the ist regiment, N. H. Vols., which was then in front of tl
enemy on the Potomac, and served untU the expiration of its ten
Aug. 9, 1 86 1 . Returning with this regiment to New Hampshii
he again enlisted in the 5th N. H. Vols., Oct. 12, 1861, and w
made first sergeant of company K. He served in the ran
(taking part in the siege of Yorktown and the battle of Fe
Oaks) untU June 10, 1862, when he was promoted to secoi
Ueutenant, and served in this capacity through the Peninsul
and Maryland campaigns, taking part in the battles of Peat
Orchard, Savage Station, White Oak Swamp, Charles City Cro
Roads, Malvern Hill and Antietam (being wounded at Malvei
HUl). He was promoted to first lieutenant Dec. 14, 1862, ai
captain March 3, 1863, and served as such, in the line, in tl
battles of Chancellorsville and Brandy Station. On July
1863, he was appointed on the staff of Gen. Hancock, comman
ing the 2d Army Corps, and in that position took part in tl
battle of Gettysburg ; and on the staffs of Gens. WiUiam Hay
and Warren, commanding the 2d corps, he took part in tl
battles of Auburn, Bristow Station and Mine Run, in 1863.
He resumed command of his company at Point Lookout,
Dec, 1863, and there by detail, Jan. 27, 1864, commanded tl
prisoners of war who took the oath of allegiance, forming
battalion of them. In AprU, 1864, he took the field on the st£
of Gen. Hinks, commanding the 3d di-vision, i8th Army Corj
and as such served in the expedition up the James, in the battl
of Baylo's Farm and Petersburg. From June 29, 1 864, to Ar
30, 1 864, he was on the staff of Gen. W. F. Smith, and his si
cessors. Gens. Martindale and Ord, commanding the i8th Arr
Corps, chiefly as acting assistant inspector general of the cor]

Eighth Generation 373
and taking part in the siege of Petersburg and the battle of the
Mine. From Aug. 30, 1864, to AprU 6, 1865, he served as
assistant to the inspector general on the staff of Gen. Hancock
and his successor, Gen. Humphreys, commanding the 2d Army
Corps, and was in the siege of Petersburg and the two battles of
Boydton Plank Road, the battle of Hatchers Run, the assault on
Petersburg works, battles of Sutherland's Station, Sailor's Creek
and Farmville, and several other battles in the pursuit of Gen.
Lee's army. On Oct. 28, 1864, he was commissioned major of
the 5th N. H. Vols. April 5, 1865, he was made brevet lieu
tenant colonel and colonel of U. S. Vols. Jan. 17, 1865, he was
commissioned colonel of the i8th N. H. Vols, and commanded
that regiment from AprU 8, 1865, to its disbandment, June 23,
1865. He studied law with Hon. Bainbridge Wadleigh, in Milford,
N. H., from July, 1865, to Jan., 1868. He was admitted to the
bar in HiUsborough Co., N. H., in Jan., 1868, and practiced
there untU July, 1868, and in Boston from July, 1868, to March,
1879, and again from June, 1885, to March, 1890. He was
manager of the properties and works of the Amoskeag Manu
facturing Co., in New Hampshire, from March, 1879, to June,
1885, and was elected vice-president of the Calumet & Hecla
Mining Co., Nov. i, 1889. He was commander of John A.
Andrew Post 15, G. A. R., Department of Massachusetts, in
1870, and commander of the Massachusetts Commandery of the
MUitary Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States, in
1 88 1 and 1882. He was one of the park commissioners of
Boston, from 1889 to 1892, and served on the Board of Metro
politan Park Commission, in 1897. He is a member of the
MUitary Historical Society of Massachusetts, and is also the
author of " Numbers and Losses in the CivU War in America,
1861-65," a second edition of which was published in 1901.
Children :
i. Thomas Leonard,? b. Mar. 26, 1871, in Cambridge.
838. n. Grace Daniels, b. May 30, 1873, in Cambridge.
in. Robert, b. Sept. 11, 1876, in Boston.
iv. Harris, b. Mar. 7, 1879, in Boston.

374 Livermore Family
668
Charles Waterman* Livermore {TJwmas? Solomon? Jont
tlian? JonatJian? Jonathan? Samuel? John') was born Sept. 2i
1850, in Sacramento, Cal.; when four years old he was take
to MUford, N. H., thence to Galena, IU., in i860, and returne
to Milford in 1865. He has lived in various other placei
including Manchester, N. H., Boston, Ithaca, N. Y., Brooklyi
N. Y., and New York City. He studied at the MUford Hig
School, Appleton Academy in New Ipswich, N. H., Ithac
Academy, CorneU University, and Lawrence Scientific Schoc
of Harvard University. He was commissioned assistant eng
neer. Engineer Corps U. S. Navy, Feb. 26, 1875 ; served in th
South Atlantic and Pacific squadrons on board the U. S. steamer
"Omaha" and "Wachusett," and was attached to the U. S
torpedo boat "Intrepid" about three months in 1882. He wa
placed on the retired list Nov. 16, 1882.
869
Henry Lee* Livermore {Thomas? Solomon? Jonathan,
Jonathan? Jonathan? Samuel? JoJm') was born 'Jan. 7, 1857, ii
Galena, IU. ; married June 18, 1879, in Glenwood, Minn., Lizzii
EmUy RusseU, born June 6, i860, in Pleasant Grove, Minn
He is a farmer in Gallop, Mon.
Child, born in Dazey, Dak. :
i. Lawrence Walter,? b. May 14, 1885.
670
Harriet Elizabeth* Livermore {TJiotnas? Solotnon? Jotux
than? Jonathan? Jonatlum? Samuel? John') was born Feb. 24
1859, in Galena, 111.; married Sept. 27, 1884, in Manchester
N. H., John Walter, son of Judge John and Sophia (Dwight
Wells, born Dec. 10, 1854, in Chicopee Falls; died Nov. 8
1892, in Woodbury, N. J. Residence, Brookline.
ChUdren (Wells) :
i. Edmund Dwight,? b. July 11, 1885, in Manchester.
u. Gladys, b. July 4, 1888, in Adantic City, N. J.
iii. Elizabeth Livermore, b. Dec. 23, 1889, in Woodbury.

Eighth Getieration 375
671
Nathaniel Lyon* Livermore {TJiotnas? Solomon? Jona
tJian? JonatJuin? JonatJian? Samuel? John') was born Oct. 15,
1861, in Galena, IU. ; married Sept. 30, 1884, in Brainerd,
Minn., Annie Florence Kemp, born Aug. 17, 1868, in Winne
bago Co., Wis.
ChUd, born in Motley, Minn. :
i. Thomas Lester,? b. May 22, 16

672
Clara Perkins* Livermore {Leonatd? Solomon? Jonathan?
JonatJian? JonatJian? Satnuel? John') wa.s born May 27, 185 1,
in Groton; married April 7, 1880, in Cambridge, Frederick
Perry, son of Capt. Frederick Livermore and Mary Jarvis (Perry)
Fish, born Jan. 13, 1855, in Taunton.
Children (Fish), born in Cambridge :
i. Margaret Allina,? b. July 7, 1881. •
ii. Erland Frederick, b. Dec. 7, 1883.
673
Joseph Perkins* Livermore {Leonard? Solotnon? Jotuithan?
Jonathan? JonatJian? Satnuel? John') was born Feb. 19, 1855,
in Clinton; married Oct. 5, 1880, in Boston, Agnes Atherton,
daughter of Davis Ballard and Agnes (Hughes) Roberts, born
there Aug. 2, 1857. He was graduated at Harvard College in
1875. He was principal of the high school in Lexington, one
year, then went to Washington. He afterwards entered Mr.
Gregory's office in Boston, and later started in business for him
self as a patent lawyer.
Children, born in Cambridge :
i. Katharine Allina,? b. June 29, 1881.
n. Leslie Roberts, b. Aug. 30, 1882.
in. Gladys Hughes, b. Dec. 19, 1884.
674
Henry Jarvis* Livermore {Leotuird? Solomon? Jonathan?
JonatJian? Jotuithan? Samuel? John') W2.s born May 27, 1865,
in Lexington ; married (i) July 5, 1888, in Cambridge, Susie T.,

376 Livermore Family
daughter of Arthur and Sarah McCaughey, born there in Jum
1864; died Oct. 5, 1894, in Watertown; married (2) March li
1896, in Medford, Mary EHzabeth, daughter of George an
Catherine M. (Fenkin) HUl, born in 1870, in East Boston. H
entered Harvard College in 1885, remaining only one year, an
then went to St. Paul, Minn., where he stayed a year. He i
now in his brother's office in Boston.
Children :
i. Gwendolen Jarvis,? b. Aug.* 2, 1890, in Hyde Park.
n. Catherine HiU, b. Nov. 23, 1899, in Medford.
675
John Raymond* Y^im^kia. {Samuel? Anna? Jonathan? Jotu
tlian? Jonathan? Samuel? JoJm') was born May 16, 1853, i
Wilton, N. H. ; married Dec. 25, 1881, Delora TarbeU of Wi
ton. He is a milkman. Residence, Nashua, N. H.
ChUdren (KimbaU), born in Nashua :
i. Anne Lora,? b. Nov. 21, 1882.
ii. John TarbeU, b. Dec. 20, 1883.
676
Anna Livermore* Kimball {Samuel? Anna? Jonatlum? Jotu
tJwm? JonatJian? Samuel? JoJin') was born March 30, 1855, i
WUton, N. H. ; died Aug. 13, 1882; married AprU 9, 1871
Nelo W. TarbeU of Lyndeborough, N. H.
Children (TarbeU), born in Lyndeborough :
i. Samuel Kimball,? b. Jan. 2, 1880.
n. Josephine Frances, b. July 15, 1881.
677
Mary Ellen* Kimball {Samuel? Anna? JonatJian? Jon
than? JonatJian? Satnuel? JoJin') was born Nov. 15, 1857, :
Wilton, N. H.; married Dec. 25, 1881, Frank Wheeler.
ChUdren (Wheeler) :
i. Bessie May,? b. AprU 12, 1883, in Amherst, N. H.
ii. Kark Winfield, b. Jan. 28, 1886, in Nashua, N. H.

EigJitJi Generation ^77
678
Abby Isabelle* Kimball {Samuel? Antui? JonatJian? Jotm
than? JotuitJian? Satnuel? JoJiti') was born Nov. 26, i860, in
WUton, N. H. ; married there Dec. 25, 1885, George Maynard,
son of Caleb Maynard and EmUy A. (Buss) Batchelder, born
Nov. 20, 1859.
ChUd (Batchelder), born in Wilton :
i. Erland Graves,? b. May 10, 1887.
679
Sarah Louise* Livermore {DanfortJi? William? Elijah?
Samuel? JonatJian? Samuel? JoJm') was born Oct. 16, 1839, in
HalloweU,. Me. ; married Nov. 9, 1865, Capt. Charles Emerson,
son of Joseph and Theodosia (Emerson) Nash of Augusta, Me.,
born Oct. 9, 1839.
ChUdren (Nash) :
i. Mary Louisa,? b. Sept. 9, 1866; d. Dec. 28, 1896.
ii. Edwin Livermore, b. June 29, 1869 ; d. May 23, 1897.
in. Danforth Livermore, b. Aug. 12, 1879; res., Augusta.
680
Charles Danforth* Livermore {Danforth? William? Eli
jah? Satnuel? Jonathan? Samuel? John') was born May 19,
1842, in HalloweU, Me.; married Jan. 24, 1867, Hattie Ellis
Leighton of Augusta, Me., born April 4, 1848 ; died Nov. 9,
1 88 1, in Portland, Me. He has been manager of the Western
Union Telegraph Office in Portland for over fifteen years. Resi
dence, Portland.
Child : i. Elsie Leighton,? b. June 15, 1874.
681
Horatio Putnam* Livermore {Horatio? Isaac? Elijah?
Samuel? Jotuithan? Samuel? John') was born AprU 7, 1837, in
Boston; married (i) March 10, 1868, Mattie Hutchings Banks,
born Oct. 5, 1845, in New York City; died Oct. 11, 1880, in
Montesol, Napa Co., Cal.; married (2) May 15, 1883, Helen

378 Livermore Family
Little Eells, born Dec. 30, 1853, in Penn Yan, N. Y. He lives
at Rockridge Park, Oakland, Cal.
Children, the eldest born in San Francisco, Cal., the others in
Oakland : i. Grace,? b. AprU 2, 1869.
ii. Edith, b. July 19, 1870.
iii. Norman Banks, b. July 20, 1872.
iv. Mattie, b. Feb. 7, 1877.
V. EHzabeth, b. Mar. 9, 1884.
682
Caroline Livermore* Haven {Mehitable? Edward? Satn
uel? Samuel? JonatJian? Samuel? John') was born March 5,
1818, in Portsmouth, N. H. ; drowned July 29, 1856, inLake
George, by the burning of the steamer "John Jay"; married
Dec. 5, 1838, Edward Belknap.
ChUdren (Belknap), born in New York City :
i. Mary EUzabeth,? b. Sept. 26, 1839; m. (i) Arthur
Amory, son of Henry Codman of Boston, b. in 1833,
in Boston ; d. Aug. 13, 1896, in the Chateau de Lau-
fenberg on the Rhine, Grand Duchy of Baden ; m.
(2) July 24, 1899, in Buda Pesth, Hungary, Robert
Freund.
ii. Thomas Haven, b. Jan. 12, 1841 ; d. soon after his
mother. 683
Anne Shapley* Haven {MeJiitable? Edzuard? Samuel? Sam
uel? Jotuithan? Samuel? John') was born May 4, 18 19, in Ports
mouth, N. H. ; drowned July 29, 1856, in Lake George, by the
burning of the steamer "John Jay"; married June 30, 1847,
in Philadelphia, Penn., Supply Clap, son of Samuel and Sarah
(Homans) Thwing, born Oct. 27, 1798, in Boston ; died June 4,
1877, in Roxbury. (See Thwing Genealogy.)
ChUdren (Thwing), born in Roxbury :
839. i. Walter Eliot,? b. AprU 27, 1848.
ii. Florence Haven, b. Jan. 30, 1850.
iii. Annie Haven, b. July 4, 1851.
iv. Elsie, b. April 14, 1853.
V. Sarah Homans, b. Dec. 10, 1854.

EigJitJi Generation 379
684
Mehitable Jane Livermore* Haven {MeJiitable? Edward?
Samuel? Samuel? JonatJian? Satnuel? John') was born Sept. 4,
1822, in Portsmouth, N. H. ; died Sept. 14, 1853, in Roxbury ;
married April 3, 1845, in Philadelphia, Penn., Dudley Hall, born
Dec. 15, 1 8 16, in Boston.
Children (Hall) :
i. Anne Haven,? b. Jan. 29, 1846, in Geneva, N. Y. ; m.
Dec. 4, 1873, James D. Rea. Child (Rea), b. in
Newsville, Penn. :
I. Dudley Hall,'" b. Sept. 24, 1877.
ii. Clara Dudley, b. AprU 27, 1847, in Chicago, IU. ; m.
(i) Jan. 2, 1883, John O. Stouffer, b. in 1820; d.
Mar. 7, 1885 ; m. (2) Daniel Widders, b. in 1827.
Res., Huntsdale, Penn.
iii. Dudley, b. Dec. 13, 1850, in Cincinnati, Ohio ; d. there
Nov. 3, 1851.
685
Samuel Livermore* Haven {Mehitable? Edward? Samuel?
Satnuel? JotmtJian? Samuel? John') was born Oct. 3, 1823, in
Portsmouth, N. H. ; died Sept. 24, 1865, in Mamaroneck, N. Y. ;
married Jan. i, 1852, Mrs. EmUy (Bradley) Neal, widow of
Joseph C. Neal. She was known as " Cousin Alice," the
authoress; died Aug. 24, 1863, in Mamaroneck.
Children (Haven), the eldest born in PhUadelphia, Penn., the
others in Mamaroneck :
i. Samuel Livermore,? b-. Oct. 14, 1853 ; d. July 31, 1874.
840. ii. Elsie Thwing, b. Mar. 24, 1855.
iii. Caroline Belknap, b. Oct. 19, 1856; d. Jan. i, 1880.
iv. Louis Godey, b. Feb. 13, 1859; d. Dec 11, 1872.
V. Mary EmUy, b. July 21, 1863.
686
Nathaniel Appleton* Haven {MeJiitable? Edivard? Sam
uel? Samuel? JonatJian? Samuel? John') wa.% born Feb. 7, 1830,
in PhUadelphia, Penn.; died June 5, 1875; married Nov. 4,
1857, SaUie Perkins.

380 '¦Livermore Family
ChUdren (Haven) :
i. Belle,? b. June 22, 1859; d. June 19, i860.
u. Albert, b. Dec. 26, i860; d. in Feb., 1864.
iii. Nathaniel, b. Sept. 26, 1862.
iv. SaUie Perkins, b. Dec. 2, 1864..
687
Matilda Livermore* Haven {Mehitable? Edward,^ Sam
uel? Samuel? Jonathan? Samuel? John') was born March 16,
1834, in Philadelphia, Penn. ; died May 2, 1867 ; married there
March 12, 1857, Henry Preston Chambers, born there Aug. 3,
1834- ChUdren (Chambers) :
i. A daughter,? b. Dec. 14, 1857, in West Philadelphia; d.
same day. '
841. u. Thomas Haven, b. Dec. 2, 1858, in ApplebachsvUle,
Penn.
in. George Maitland, b. Feb. 13, 186 1, in ApplebachsvUle;
d. there Aug. 14, 1861.
iv. Henry Preston, b. Mar. 21, 1862, in Bridgeville, Del. ;
d. there June 4, 1862.
V. Annie Haven, b. Nov. 30, 1863, in Federalsburgh, Md. ;
d. there July 4, 1864.
vi. A daughter, b. Feb. 24, i866, in Federalsburgh; d. same
day.
688
Sarah Jane* Livermore {Edward? Edward? Samuel? Satn
uel? JotiatJmn? Samuel? John') was born May 20, 1830, in
Lowell; married there Nov. 15, 1848, George Washington
Beale, born Oct. 10, 1825, in Monmouth, Me. Residence, Port
land, Me.
ChUdren (Beale), born in Portland :
i. Edward Livermore,? b. May 27, 1850.
ii. Arthur WUliamson, b. Nov. 23, 1859 ; m. there Nov. 8,
1886, Annie Scott Fowler, b. there Dec. 5, i860. No
children.
iii. Harry St. Loe, b. May 7, 1870.

Eighth Generation 381
689
Samuel Appleton Browne* Abbott {Caroline? Edward?
Samuel? Samuel? JonatJian? Samuel? JoJtn') was born March
6, 1846; married Oct. 15, 1873, in Providence, R. I., Abby
Francis Woods.
ChUdren (Abbott), born in Providence :
i. Helen Francis,? b. July 29, 1874.
ii. Madeline, b. Nov. 2, 1876.
in. Francis, b. Sept. 8, 1878.
iv. Caroline Livermore, b. April 25, 1880.
690
Sarah Livermore* Abbott {Caroline? Edward? Samuel?
Satnuel? JonatJian? Samuel? John') was born May 14, 1850 ;
married Oct. 12, 1870, in Boston, William Pickman, son of
Richard Sullivan and Elizabeth Leavitt (Pickman) Fay, born
July 5, 1843; died March 25, 1879.
ChUdren (Fay) :
i. Richard SuUivan,? b. July 9, 187 1.
ii. Catherine, b. Sept. 9, 1872.
ni. Edward Henry, b. Sept. 13, 1876.
691
Susannah Plumridge* Livermore {Arthur? Arthur? Sam
uel? Samuel? JonatJian? Samuel? John') was born April 5,
1855, in Bath, N. H. ; married Sept. 12, 1878, in Londonderry,
Ireland, Edmund, son of Isaac and Elinor (Beal) Sutton, born
AprU 9, 1844, in London, England.
ChUdren (Sutton), born in Manchester, England :
i. Ralph,? b. May 11, 1881.
ii. Kate EUnor, b. June 11, 1883.
692
Arthur Browne* Livermore {Edward? ArtJiur? Samuel?
Samuel? JonatJian? Samuel? John') was born Aug. 15, 1854, in
Waterloo, N. Y., and received the first part of his education at
home and at Shattuck School, in Faribault, Minn. He entered

382 Livermore Family
the sophomore class in 1871 and was graduated from Racine
College, Wisconsin, in 1874, and taught the high school in St
Peter, Minn., for three years. He studied theology at the General
Theological Seminary, in New York City, from which he was
graduated, and ordered deacon in 1880; was ordained priest in
1 88 1. Has been assistant minister in several places East and
West and, since 1885, rector of Grace Church, Hinsdale, 111.,
where he now lives.

NINTH GENERATION. 693
Mary Farrington? Montgomery {Lucy? Levi? ElisJw.?
JosiaJi? JosiaJi? JosepJi? John? JoJm') was born May 28, 1831,
in Walden, Vt.; married Harvey A. Foster, born there March
22, 1828; accidently killed there July 8, 1890.
ChUd (Foster), born in Walden :
i, Edward Harvey," b. Jan. 11, 1870; m, there in May,
1892, Winona Farr. No chUdren.
694
Martha Adaline? Montgomery {Lucy? Levi? Elisha?
Josiah? Josiah? Joseph? JoJm? JoJm') was born Oct. 23, 1835,
in Walden, Vt. ; married there Dec. 16, 1857, John B. Living
ston, born in 1832, in Wheelock, Vt.
ChUdren (Livingston) :
i. Alice Mabel,'° b. Jan. i, 1859, in Lyndon, Vt ; m. Aug.
14, 1880, in East Hardwick, Vt., Eugene Giffin. No
children.
ii. Clara Lenora, b. Mar. 31, 1864, in East Hardwick; m.
there Dec. 10, 1885, John E. Hancock. No children.
695
Charles Henry? Livermore {Sidney? Levi? ElisJia?
JosiaJi? JosiaJi? JosepJi? JoJm? JoJm') was born April 5, 1836,
in Lowell ; married May 8, 1865, in Ware, Mary E. daughter of

Ninth Generation 383
Japhet D. and Susan G. White, born in Feb., 1843, in Chicopee •
died Sept. 20, 1885, in Cottage City. He was a machinist.
ChUdren :
i. Mabel S.,'° b. Nov. i, 1866, in Springfield; d. there
Dec. 15, i866.
ii. George A., b. July 24, 1870, in Chicopee.
iii. Agnes C, b. Aug. 18, 1873, in Chicopee; d. July 7,
1887, in West Brookfield.
696
Eliza Field? Livermore {Sidney? Levi? Elisha? Josiah?
JosiaJi? JosepJi? JoJm? JoJm') was born July 11, 1841, in West
Brookfield ; married there Aug. 15, i860, Albert, son of Hiram
and Mary Bannister, born in 1838, in North Brookfield. Resi
dence, West Brookfield.
ChUdren (Bannister) :
i. Lucy F.,'° b. Jan. 9, 1861, in North Ashfield, Conn.; d.
Jan. 15, 1862, in West Brookfield.
u. Charles H., b. Nov. 18, 1863, in West Brookfield.
in. Albert H., b. Aug. 21, 1866, in West Brookfield.
iv. Frank D., b. Jan. 15, 1869, in Warren; d. Sept. 8, 1869,
in North Brookfield.
V. Carrie E., b. July 6, 187 1, in Warren.
vi. Kate B., b. Sept 24, 1873, in West Warren.
vn. John T., b. Aug. 6, 1876, in Palmer.
697
George Raymond? Livermore {Sidney? Levi? Elisha?
Josiah? JosiaJi? JosepJi? JoJm? John') was born June 18, 1858,
in West Brookfield; married in Oct., 1879, Elizabeth M. Perry
of Oakham, born in Sturbridge. He is a carpenter.
ChUd, born in West Brookfield :
i. Frederick George,'° b. Oct. 30, 1894; d. there Feb. 27,
1895.
698
Edwin Franklin? Livermore {Sherlock? Levi? ElisJia?
Josiah? Josiah? Joseph? JoJm? John') was born Oct. 3, 1848,
in West Brookfield; married there (i) Oct. 3, 1870, Caroline M.,

384 Livermore Family
daughter of David B. and Caroline Gleason, born there Sept.
185 1 ; died there July 27, 1871 ; married (2) June 12, 1876,
Warren, Nettie Sophia, daughter of George and Amelia Cutk
born Jan. 26, 1855, in West Brookfield. He was a boot make
ChUd, born in West Brookfield :
i. David Franklin,'" b. July 2, 1871 ; d. there Aug. 2
1871.
699
Hattie Elizabeth? Livermore {SJierlock? Levi? Elisha
Josiah? Josiah? JosepJi? John? JoJm') was born June 30, 185:
in West Brookfield ; married there June 30, 1880, Frank Paschs
son of Paschal L. and Edna R. Greene, born Feb. 29, 1856, :
Barnard, Vt.
ChUdren (Greene), born in West Brookfield :
i. Edna Frances,'" b. Nov. 27, 1884.
ii. Edith Mildred, b. Aug. 11, 1887.
700
Clara Mabel? Livermore {SJierlock? Levi? ElisJm? Josiah
Josiah? JosepJi? John? JoJm') was born Dec. 15, 1861, in We:
Brookfield; married June 29, 1881, in Worcester, WUliai
Eugene, son of Edwin E. and Melinda Carruth, born July
1853, in Bolton.
ChUdren (Carruth), born in West Brookfield :
i. Edwin William,'" b. Sept 12, 1883.
ii. Clara Livermore, b. Jan. 25, 1886.
iii. Bertha Melinda, b. Oct. 15, 1888; d. there July 2
1889.
701
Levi Whipple? Livermore {SJierlock? Levi? ElisJm? Josiah
JosiaJi? Joseph? John? John') was born Jan. 21, 1868, in Wei
Brookfield; married there June 10, 1891, Edith J., daughter (
James F. and Sarah J. (Lincoln) Barnes, born there in 187
He is a boot finisher.
ChUd, born in West Brookfield :
i. Earl Whipple,"" b. Mar. 14, 1892.

NmtJi Generation 385
702
Ray Firman? Livermore {Lemuel? Charles? William? Jason?
Josiah? Joseph? JoJin? JoJin') was born March 5, 1838, in Hines
burgh, Vt. ; married Feb. 10, 1869, in Rutland, Vt., EUza Hester
Bates, born June 20, 1847, in Huntington, Vt.
Child, born in Port Henry, N. Y. :
i. Frank Bates,'" b. Dec. 28, 1872.
703
Rollins Miles? Livermore {Lemuel? Charles? William?
Jason? Josiah? JosepJi? Jo Jin? JoJm') was born July 12, 1843, in
Hinesburgh, Vt. ; married there Celestia Amelia Gorham. He
was a member of the Vermont House of Representatives in
1872, '73. Residence, Corry, Penn.
ChUdren, born in Starksboro, Vt. :
i. Kate RoUena,'" b. Feb. 24, 1870.
ii. Ray Fay, b. Aug. 26, 1873.
704
William Clark? Livermore {diaries? diaries? William?
Jason? Josiah? Joseph? John? John') was born Oct. 31, 1853, in
Hinesburgh, Vt. ; married Nov. 24, 1887, in Starksboro, Vt.,
Effie RosUla Rollins, born Dec. 12, 1870, in Huntington, Vt.
Residence, Hinesburgh.
ChUdren, born in Hinesburgh :
i. Leon,'" b. May 25, 1889 ; d. same day.
ii. Rosina Mary, b. May 8, 1890.
iii. Leila L., b. Mar. 25, 1892.
iv. Ralph A., b. July 27, 1893.
V. Ruth J., b. Feb. 24, 1899.
705
Elgin Serino? Livermore {Lorenzo? Joseph? William?
Jason? Josiah? Joseph? John? JoJin') was born May 17, 1850,
in Northfield, Vt. WhUe young his parents moved to Wiscon
sin, where he lived during his youth. On his way from Wiscon
sin to Vermont to visit his old home, he met Engineer Henry

386 Livermore Family
Meiggs, the great railroad contractor (a former acquaintance of
his father's), who had contracted to build a raUroad through the
Cordilleras mountains for the Peruvian Government. He went
with Meiggs as his assistant ; after the road was completed he
remained in the employ of the company with a salary of ^2,000
a year. About the year 1872 he was married in ChUi, S. A.,
and when the Peruvian war broke out, he came with his wife and
three children to Panama, where he was overseer on the canal
for three years ; at the end of that time there was a great riot
and he disappeared. 706
Winslow Odell? Livermore {Lorenzo? Joseph? William?
Jason? Josiah? JosepJi? John? John') was born May 17, 1856, in
Beaver Dam, Wis.; married March 29, 1880, in Vienna, Wis.,
Jennet Ransom Raymond, born Feb. 7, 1858, in Windsor, Wis.
He is assistant foreman in the largest printing estabUshment in
the State of Wisconsin, and has been there for years.
ChUdren born in Madison, Wis. :
i. Florence Dana,'" b. Sept, 22, 1881.
ii. George Raimond, b. Feb. 10, 1885.
ni. Joseph Dow, b. July 8, 1888.
707
Benjamin Franklin? Livermore {Lorenzo? JosepJi? William?
Jason? Josiah? JosepJi? JoJin? JoJin') was born Jan. 30, i860, in
Beaver Dam, Wis. ; married March 31, 1883, in Tower City, No.
Dak., Minnie Genevie Frasier, born March 9, 1863, in Oxford,
Wis. He lived with Bonner, the great horse raiser (brother of
Bonner of the New York Ledger), from the time he was eleven
years old untU he became of age. He has been a farmer in
North Dakota for many years.
ChUdren, born in Cornell, No. Dak. :
i. Elgin,'" b. June 25, 1884.
n. Eugene Alfred, b. April 19, 1885,
ni. Roy Benjamin, b. Oct 29, 1886.
iv. Glen Forest, b. April 14, 1888.
V. Lura, b. Nov. 11, 1889.

Ninth Getieration 387
708
Inelah Mary? English {Emily? JosepJi? William? Jason?
JosiaJi? Joseph? John? John') was born Sept. 3, 1 851, in Hart
land, Vt. ; married there Sept. 14, 1871, WiUiam Andrew Grout,
born Nov. 4, 1847, in Springfield, Vt. He is a farmer in Hart
land. ChUdren (Grout), born in Hartland :
i. M^bel Nancy,'" b. Nov. 23, 1876.
ii. Alice Emily, b. Sept. 19, 1879.
iii. Herbert, b. AprU 26, 1883.
iv. Aimer, b. AprU 27, 1888.
v. Arthur, twin to Aimer; d. Sept. 28, 1888.
709
Viola Julia? English {Etnify? Joseph? William? Jason?
Josiah? Joseph? JoJin? Jo Jin') was born Oct. 3, 1853, in Hart
land, Vt.; married Dec. 4, 1883, in White River Junction, Vt.,
Herman Bryant, born Aug. 15, 1858, in West Windsor, Vt.
He is in a lumber mUl in South Gardiner, Me.
ChUd (Bryant), born in South Gardiner :
i. Minnie Charlotte,'" b. Dec. 4, 1887.
710
Elvia Betsey? English {Ettiily? Joseph? William? Jason?
Josiah? Joseph? John? JoJin') was born Sept. 11, 1855, in Hart
land, Vt. ; married there June 5, 1883, Theodore Alden Kingsley,
born April 3, 1840, in Woodstock, Vt. They conduct a dairy
farm in North Amherst.
ChUdren (Kingsley), the eldest born in Hartland, the others
in Amherst :
i. Merton Grey,'" b. Sept. 11, 1884.
n. Emily, b. Oct 31, 1887.
in. Eveline, twin to Emily. 711
Euler Frederick? English {Emily? Joseph? William?
Jason? Josiah? JosepJi? JoJtn? JoJitt') was born Feb. 14, 1858,
in Hartland, Vt. ; married there July 3, 1879, Delah Hariow,
born Nov. 22, 1854, in West Randolph, Vt. He invented and

388 Livermore Fatnily
buUt, in 1880, the first successful operating machine for braiding
whiplashes ; this machine is stUl in use in Southfield. He now
keeps a jewelry store in Minneapolis, Minn.
ChUdren (English), the eldest born in Hartland, the others in
Minneapolis :
i. Albert Euler,'" b. May 11, 1880.
ii. Nathan Frederick, b. Sept. 14, 1882 ; d. there Feb. 25,
1883.
in. Mary Emily, b. Dec. 25, 1886; d. there Jan. 21, 1887.
712
Lena Almira? English {Emily? Joseph? William? Jason?
Josiah? Joseph? John? John') was born AprU 2, 1862, in Hart
land, Vt. ; married Dec. 25, 1884, in Tilton, N. H., George
Curtis Hurlburt, born Dec. 30, i860, in Northfield, N. H., where
he carries on a farm.
ChUd (Hurlburt), born in Hartland :
i. Susan Emily,'" b. Mar. 21, 1887.
713
Selwin Goodhue? Leslie {Mary? JosepJt? William? Jasoti?
JosiaJi? Joseph? JoJin? JoJm') was born June 26, 1859, in LoweU ;
married June 26, 1880, in HaUowell, Me., Anna Louisa Jackson,
born Feb. 27, 1861, in Sidney, Me.
ChUdren (Leslie), born in South Gardiner, Me. :
i. Edgar Selwin,'" b. Mar. 24, 188 1.
n. Hattie Mary, b. May 12, 1883 ; d. there July 23, 1889.
714
Charles Henry? Moscrip {Mary? Elizabeth? JosiaJi? Jason?
JosiaJi? JosepJi? JoJiti? JoJiti') WAS horn June 20, 1848; married
July 19, 1879, Lydia BeU DeLany, born Oct. 28, 1856.
ChUdren (Moscrip) :
i. Charles BeU,'" b. AprU 11, 1880.
U. Minerva L'Amoreaux, b. Sept. 7, 1882.
iii. Amos DeLany, b. May 7, 1884.
iv. Lydia Bell, b. Sept 18, 1888.
V. John Greene, b. Sept. 19, 1889; d. Sept 26, 1890.

Ninth Generation 389
715
Ferris Jacob? Moscrip {Mary? Elizabeth? Josiah? Jason?
JosiaJi? JosepJi? JoJin? JoJm') was born Sept. 25, 1849; married
Dec. 18, 1882, Almira Edith Ladoo, born May 8, 1865.
ChUd (Moscrip) :
i. Robert Bums,'" b. Aug. 20, 1890.
716
Blanche Augusta? Moscrip {Mary? ElisabetJi? JosiaJi?
Jason? JosiaJi? JosepJi? JoJm? John') was born June 2, 1853;
married Sept. 17, 1874, John Franklin Conkey, born AprU 17,
1852. ChUdren (Conkey), born in Saratoga, N. Y. :
i. Robert Moscrip,'" b. Aug. 3, 1875.
n. Mary Elizabeth, b. April 16, 1884.
in. Carrie Louise, b. Jan. 3, 1888.
717
Helen Mar? Weaver {Charles? Elizabeth? JosiaJi? Jason?
Josiah? Joseph? JoJm? John') was hornM.?i.rc\y 20, 1856; married
Dec. 26, 1877, Reuben H. Galusha.
Children (Galusha) :
i. Jesse,'" b. Nov. 16, 1878.
n. Maud, b. Aug. 25, 1880.
in. Charles Livermore, b. July 6, 1882.
iv. Lillian Edna, b. Mar. 25, 1885.
718
Elizabeth Livermore? Remington {Sarah? Elizabeth?
Josiah? Jason? JosiaJi? JosepJi? John? JoJin') was born Sept.
II, 1862; married Feb. 25, 1885, BUlie J. Thorn, born Jan. 27,
1864. ChUdren (Thorn) :
i. BiUie J.,'" b. Mar. 27, 1886; d. Oct 9, 1887.
ii. Cecil Worcester, b. Aug. 10, 1887.
iii. Joseph Remington, b. Aug. 11, 1890.

390 Livermore Family
719
J. Henry? Baldwin {Esther? John? Josiah? Jason? Josiah?
Joseph? John? John') was born Aug. 23, 1859, in Fort Edward,
N. Y. ; married March 16, 1882, in Glens Falls, N. Y., Ella,
daughter of Martin and Rachel Allen, born May 6, 1852, in
Greenwich, N. Y.
ChUdren (Baldwin) :
i. RusseU,'" b. Feb. 8, 1893.
ii. Helen May, b. Mar. 12, 1894.
in. LilUan, b. April 19, 1895; d. July 12, 1895.
iv. Katharine, b. Feb. 20, 1897 ; d. Aug. 19, 1897.
720
Ida May? Baldwin {Esther? John? Josiah? Jason? Josiah?
Joseph? JoJin? JoJin') was born Oct. 13, 1865, in Fort Edward,
N. Y. ; married June 28, 1892, in Lansingburg, N. Y. (now
North Troy), Harvey A., son of Harvey A. and Nancy M.
(Fowler) Hodge, born Sept. 19, i860, in Cambridge, N. Y.
ChUdren (Hodge) :
i. Esther N.,'° b. AprU 23, 1893 ; d. July 27, 1893.
ii. Beatrice Marie, b. Feb. 8, 1896 ; d. June 19, 1899.
iii. Everett Austin, b. June 24, 1898.
iv. Clara Edith, b. July 10, 1901.
721
Catharine Gilchrist? Livermore {JosiaJi? John? Josiah?
Jasoti? JosiaJi? JosepJi? John? JoJin') was born June 7, 1864, in
Fort MUler, N. Y. ; married March 7, 1891, in Schuyler-rille,
N. Y., Andrew, son of Daniel and Mary Tubbs, born Aug. 17,
1846, in Fort MUler.
ChUdren (Tubbs) born in Fort Miller :
i. Daniel A.,'° b. AprU i, 1892.
ii. Everett J., b. Nov. 30, 1894.
722
John? Livermore {Josiah? JoJin? JosiaJi? Jason? Josiah?
JosepJi? JoJm? JoJm') was born Aug. 5, 1870, in Fort Miller,
N. Y. ; married March 20, 1897, in Gansevoort, N. Y., Jennie,

NintJi Generatioti 391
daughter of William and Mary J. Watson, born Nov. 6, 1872, in
Fort MUler.
ChUdren, born in Fort Miller :
i. Ina,'° b. May 20, 1898.
ii. Mabel, b. Aug. 12, 1899.
723
Edith? Livermore {Raymond? JoJm? JosiaJi? Jason? Josiah^
Joseph? JoJin? JoJiti') was born March 3, 1872, in New York
City; ma.rried there Nov. 26, 1895, Andreas August, son of
Hilman and Maria (Fick) Sasse, born Oct. 11, 1861, in HUle,
Germany. She was the first subscriber to this work, and has
taken such an interest in it as to have been of great assistance
to the author. Residence, Richmond Hill, Queensborough, N. Y.
ChUdren (Sasse) :
i. Andreas Raymond,'" b. July 31, 1896, in New York City.
ii. Edith, b. Dec. 14, 1899, in Richmond Hill.
724
Louise? Li-verm ore {Edgar? Jason? Josiah? Jason? Josiah?
Joseph? JoJiti? John') was born Aug. 16, 1858, in Fort Edward,
N. Y. ; married March 17, 1877, Samuel, son of Samuel and
Caroline W. (Chamberlin) Gloyne. Residence, Southampton,
Long Island.
ChUdren (Gloyne), born in Bay Shore, Long Island :
i. Carra Louise,'" b. July 4, 1879.
ii. Nelly May, b. Nov. 24, 188 1.
725
Cora Alma? Livermore {Edgar? Jason? JosiaJt? Jason?
Josiah? Joseph? JoJiti? John') was born Nov. 17, 1 861, in Fort
Edward, N. Y. ; married Aug. 15, 1877, WUliam Morrell. Resi
dence, Southampton, Long Island.
ChUdren (Morrell), born in Southampton :
i. Anna Louise,'" b. June 7, 1879.
ii. Ella Frank, b. Nov. 28, 1880.

392 Livermore Family
726
Raymond S.? Wells {SaraJi? EstJier? Josiah? Jason? Josiah?
Joseph? John? JoJm') was born Sept. i, 1861, in SchuylervUle,
N. Y. ; married there Oct. 4, 1893, Lura A. M., daughter of
John Henry and Sylvia (Newton) Bullard, born Aug. 21, 1863,
in Northumberland, N. Y.
ChUdren (WeUs), born in SchuylervUle :
• i. Raymond Lawrence,'" b. Jan. 6, 1897.
ii. LeRoy Bullard, b. April 26, 1900.
727
Jenny Sophia? Folsom {Helen? George? Braddyl? Jason?
Josiah? Joseph? John? John') was born April 20, 1857, in Bos
ton ; married there Oct. 28, 1880, Dr. Henry White, son of
Nicholas and Araesta Susan (White) Broughton, born there
Oct. 10, 185 1.
Children (Broughton), born in Jamaica Plain :
i. Katherine Folsom,'" b. June 16, 1883; d. there Oct. 2,
1883.
ii. Paul Folsom, b. Mar. 5, 1886 ; d. there Mar. 5, 1887.
ni. John Nicholson, b. Oct. 4, 1889.
iv. Philip Folsom, b. July i, 1893.
V. Henry White, b. Sept. 24, 1896.
728
Mary Olivia? Folsom {Helen? George? Braddyl? Jason?
Josiah? JosepJi? John? John') was born Nov. 18, 1861, in Cam
bridge ; married Oct. 17, 1893, in Jamaica Plain, Dr. Kenelm,
son of William Henry and Elizabeth (Ryers) Winslow, born there
Aug. 10, 1863.
ChUd (Winslow), born in Newton :
i. Kenelm,'" b. May 24, 1895.
729
Albert Randall? Livermore {diaries? Jason? Braddyl?
Jason? Josiah? Joseph? Jolm? John') was born Feb. 13, 1873, in
Worcester; married Oct. 10, 1894, in Paxton, Clara B., daugh-

Ninth Generation 303
ter of Alwin S. and Louisa P. Graton, born there in 1876. He
is a salesman.
ChUdren, born in Worcester :
i. Charles R.,'° b. July 19, 1895.
ii. A daughter, b. Sept. 8, 1897.
729a
Henry Launston? Livermore {George? Jason? Braddyl?
Jason? JosiaJi? JosepJi? JoJm? JoJm') was born Jan. 18, 1871, in
Acton; married there Sept. 29, 1897, Stella G., daughter of
David C. and Betsey J. (Fitch) Harris, born in 1878, in Hal
loweU, Me. He is a carpenter. At the time of marriage they
were living in Acton, but afterwards moved to Reading.
ChUd, born in Reading :
i. Gertrude Lillian,'" b. Mar. 24, 1899.
730
Elliott Prouty? Livermore {Hiram? Jason? Braddyl?
Jason? Josiah? Joseph? JoJm? John') was born March 14, 1866,
in Acton; married (i) May 25, 1887, in Worcester, Myra A.,
daughter of Ephraim H. and Almira (Batchelor) Jourdan, born
AprU 24, 1863, in West Upton; died there Aug. 7, 1887;
married (2) June 3, 1890, in Worcester, Carrie L., daughter of
I. Frank and Almira J. Goodwin, born in 1867, in Fitchburg.
He has been a shipping clerk, salesman and draughtsman. Resi
dence, Bedford.
ChUdren :
i. Earle Prouty,'" b. April 23, 1891, in Clinton.
n. Myra Lillian, b. Mar. 2, 1894, in Bedford.
731
Diantha? Livermore {Ahira? Larnard? Isaac? Moses?
JosiaJi? Joseph? John? John') was born Oct. 17, 1836; married
Nov. 14, 1850, in Stark Co., 111., James Wolf, born May 28,
1830, in Bradford Co., Penn. Residence, Mt. Auburn, Benton,
Co., Iowa.

394 Livermore Family
Child (Wolf), born in Benton Co., Iowa :
i. Edith Hannah,'" b. Oct 22, 1867 ; m. Jan. i, 1891, in
Benton Co., Amos Emery Halstead, born June 29,
1867, in Lynn Co., la. Child (Halstead), b. in Ben
ton Co. :
I. George Emery," b. Dec. 14, 1891.
732
Francis Ashbury? Livermore {Nelson? Lartmrd? Isaac?
Moses? Josiah? JosepJi? JoJin? JoJin') was born Aug. 20, 1833,
in Broome Co., N. Y. ; married Jan. 6, 1854, in Washington Co.,
Iowa, Mary Elizabeth Reeves, born March 15, 1835, in Black
ford Co., Ind. He is a brick and stone mason in Clarion, Iowa.
ChUdren, all except the two elder and the two younger born
in Brown Co., Kan. :
i. Phena Diantha,'" b. Sept. 12, 1854, in Benton Co., la.;
m. Oct. 13, 1873, Chester Jackson GUlett, b. Oct. 8,
1854, in Ripley, N. Y.
842. ii. Dennis Ashbury, b. Aug. 6, 1856, in Benton Co.
iii. Clarice Alice, b. April i, 1859.
iv. Joseph Nelson, b. July 19, 1861.
V. Sally Ann, b. Dec. 26, 1863 ; d. in infancy.
843. vi. John Thomas, b. Aug. 28, 1865.
vii. Chester Lorenzo, b. Mar. 19, 1868; d. Jan. 4, 1900.
vui. Mary Lucetta, b. Aug. 11, 1870, in Tama Co., la.; d. in
infancy.
ix. Arthur Esmond, b. Feb. 6, 1873, in Benton Co.
733
Sally? Livermore {Nelson? Larnard? Isaac? Moses? Josiah?
Joseph? John? John') was born Nov. 25,^ 1834, in Broome Co.,
N. Y. ; married Aug. 16, 185 1, in Washington Co., Iowa, John
Thomas Reeves, born July 29, 1830, in Scioto Co., Ohio.
Children (Reeves), the first four born in Washington Co.,
Iowa, the others in Brown Co., Kan. :
i. Alfred Henry,'" b. June 27, 1852.
ii. Nelson Grant, b. Oct. 9, 1853.
iii. Phena Semantha, b. Jan. 25, 1855 ; d. July 19, 1885, in
Clay Co., la.

Ninth Generation 305
iv. John Franklin, b. Mar. 14, 1857.
V. George Irwin, b. Mar. 17, 1859; m. May 17, 1883, in
Cedar Co., Mo., Anna Maria Cook, b. Jan. 10, 1868,
in Virginia. Child (Reeves) :
I. Effa May," b. May i, 1884, in Clay Co., la.
vi. Francis Ashbury, b. Mar. 22, 1867.
vn. Fidelia Ann, b. July 27, 1868 ; d. in infancy.
viii. Oscar Hamilton, b. Aug. 8, 1870; d. there Aug. i, 1871.
ix. Clarence Dennis, b. Sept. 27, 1872.
x. Charles Walter, b. Jan. 12, 1874.
xi. Bertie Leroy, b. May 14, 1876.
734
Diantha Fidelia? Livermore {Nelson? Larnard? Isaac?
Moses? JosiaJi? Joseph? JoJm? JoJin') was born Oct. 23, 1836,
in Broome Co., N. Y. ; married Nov. 24, 1854, Andrew Lewis,
born AprU 2, 1835, in Ohio.
ChUdren (Lewis), born in Shellsburg, Iowa :
i. William A.,'" b. Sept. 14, 1856.
ii. Sarah J., b. Oct. 12, 1857.
ni. Francis Nelson, b. April 13, 1859.
iv. Chester Pease, b. Oct. 16, 1862.
V. Guy E., b. Mar. 2, 1874.
735
Semantha Jane? Livermore {Nelson? Larnard? Isaac?
Moses? JosiaJi? Joseph? John? John') was born Nov. 20, 1 840,
in Washington Co., Iowa; married Oct. 28, 1857, in Benton
Co., Iowa, HamUton Junior Anderson, born Oct. 28, 1828, in
Greene Co., Penn.
ChUdren (Anderson), born in Benton Co. :
i. Francis Marion,'" b. Oct. 30, 1858; d. in infancy.
844. ii. Nelson Grant, b. June 23, i860.
845. iii. John Hamilton, b. Aug. 12, 1862.
846. iv. Phena Jane, b. Dec. 31, 1864.
847. V. Charles H., b. April 16, 1867.
848. vi. Robert M., b. Sept 18, 1869.
vii. Ira Lewis, b. Sept. 26, 1872.
849. vin. Sarah M., b. July 28, 1876.
ix. Ella K, b. Mar. 23, 1878.

396 Livermore Family
136
Francis Martin? Bishop {SemantJm? Lartmrd? Isaac?
Moses? Josiah? JosepJi? John? JoJm') was born Dec. 16, 1839,
in Castle Creek, N. Y. ; married May i, 1864, in LeRaysviUe,
Penn., Olive Louise Matthews, born Aug. 13, 1841, in OrweU,
Penn. He is a physician in Newark Valley, N. Y.
ChUdren (Bishop) :
i. Wilbur Francis,'" b. Sept. 10. 1867, in Newark Valley ;
d. there Dec. 11, 1873.
ii. Lottie Semantha, b. July 29, 1873, in Newark Valley ;
d. there Feb. 4, 1874.
iii. Mary Fletcher, b. April 3, 1884, in Philadelphia, Penn.
737
Lucius Nelson? Bishop {SemantJm? Lat^iard? Isaac?
Moses? Josiah? JosepJi? JoJin? John') was born Dec. 28, 1841,
in Castle Creek, N. Y. ; died March 6, 1889, in Newark Valley,
N. Y. ; married Dec. 25, 1867, in Owego, N. Y., Charlotte
Calcina Brougham, born there May 17, 1 842 ; died Feb. 4,
1892, in Waverly, N. Y.
Children (Bishop) :
i. Louis Henry,'" b. Dec. 24, 187 1, in Newark VaUey.
U. John Bruce, b. Jan. 7, 1874, in Steamburg, Penn.
738
Curtis Lemont? Bishop {SemantJia? Lamard? Isaac?
Moses? JosiaJi? JosepJi? JoJm? JoJm') was born Jan. 21, 1849,
in Castle Creek, N. Y. ; married (i) Feb. 16, 1870, in Owego,
N. Y., Ruth Emma Wade, born there Feb. 12, 1852 ; cUed June
30, 1876, in Newark Valley, N. Y. ; married (2) Oct. 31, 1886,
in Newark VaUey, Ellen May Kennedy, born July 23, 1865, in
West Danby, N. Y.
ChUdren (Bishop), born in Newark Valley :
i. Helena Ardell,'" b. Dec. n, 1873.
ii. Emma Gertrude, b. Oct 12, 1875.

Ninth Generatioti 7gy
739
Anna Ardell? Bishop {ScnmntJia? Larnard? Isaac? Moses?
JosiaJi? JosepJi? JoJin? JoJm') was born July i6, 1852, in Castle
Creek, N. Y. ; married (i) March 26, 1873, in Newark Valley,
N. Y., Jerod Wesley Brougham, born Aug. 30, 1850, in Owego,
N. Y. ; died Feb. 8, 1874, in McKean Co., Penn. ; married (2)
July 16, 1879, in Newark Valley, Morris Dewitt Clinton, born
there Oct. 6, 1840.
ChUdren (Clinton), born in Newark Valley :
i. Grace Regan,'" b. Aug. 12, 1880.
ii. Lyman Dewitt, b. Mar. 9, 1884.
740
Emma De Ette? Bishop {SemantJia? Lartiard? Isaac? Moses?
Josiah? Joseph? JoJm? JoJiti') was born June 10, 1859, in Castle
Creek, N. Y. ; married July 20, 1882, in Newark Valley, N. Y.,
Rev. John Wootton, born May 11, 1850, in Margate, Kent,
England. ChUdren (Wootton), the first four born in Newark Valley, the
fifth in Lockport, N. Y. :
i. Francis Daniel Wacher,'" b. April 9, 1883.
ii. Ray Henry Bishop, b. Nov. 6, 1884.
in. John Edenden, b. Oct. 27, 1887.
iv. Jennie May, b. May 24, 1889.
V. Warren Clare, b. Sept 25, 1891.
741
Lucius? French {Antm? Mehitable? Isaac? Moses? Josiah?
Joseph? JoJin? JoJiti') was born Feb. 2, 1832 ; married (i) Dec.
29, 1863, in Davenport, Iowa, EUen L. Cook, born there in
1836 (the first white female chUd born in Scott Co.) ; died Dec.
9, 1865, in Davenport ; married there (2) April 24, 1867, Agnes
Norval, born in 1834, near London, England. He is a physi
cian. He went to Anamosa, Iowa, in 1861, enlisted soon after
in the army as a surgeon, and served about two years, during
the CivU war.

398 Livertnore Family
Child (French), bom in Davenport :
i, Nellie,'" b, Dec. 9, 1865.
742
Olive? French {Anna? Mehitable? Isaac? Moses? Josiah?
JosepJi? John? JoJin') was born Nov, 20, 1835 ; married Sept.
27, 1859, in Chenango, N. Y., Charies A. Wood, born May i,
1836, in Conklin, N. Y
Child (Wood), born in Chenango :
i. Rosie Olive,'" b. July 2, 1864; m. there Oct. 6, 1886,
Allen E. Spencer, b. there Nov. 10, 1859.
743
Elizabeth? French {Anna? Mehitable? Isaac? Moses?
Josiah? JosepJi? John? John') was born Feb. 9, 1838 ; married
March 22, 1857, in Chenango, N. Y., Henry Martin Stanford,
born March 9, 1827, in Charlemont. Residence, Lisle, N. Y.
ChUd (Stanford), born in Chenango :
i. Rosie Olivia,'" b. Oct 25, 1858; d. Mar. 22, 1861, in
Lisle.
744
Mary? French {Anna? Mehitable? Isaac? Moses? Josiah?
Joseph? John? John') was born Aug. 4, 1841 ; married June 20,
1866, in Chenango, N. Y., Isaac Howland, born June 12, 1838,
in Lisle, N. Y.
ChUd (Howland), born in Lisle :
850. i. Nellie A.,'° b. May 29, 1867.
745
Addie Maria? Seward {Levi? Mehitable? Isaac? Moses?
Josiah? JosepJi? JoJm? JoJtn') was born Sept. 30, 1847, in
Truro, III. ; married Aug. 29, 1871, in Abington, IU., Adam M.
GiUespie, born in Mercer Co., Penn. Residence, Blanchard,
Iowa. ChUdren (GiUespie), the last three born in Blanchard :
i. Sadie EUen,'" b. Jan. 7, 1873, in Cameron, 111.
n. Charles Seward, b. Jan. 26, 1876, in Abington.

NintJi Generation ogq
in. Loren Louis, b. Dec. 3, 1877, in Abington.
iv. Edward Cadwell, b. Sept. 17, 1880.
V, Homer French, b. Jan. 17, 1884.
vi. Luella Irene, b. Oct. 17, 1889.
746
Daniel Roswell? Livermore {Lorin? Roswell? Moses?
Moses? Josiah? Joseph? JoJm? JoJm') was born Jan. 26, 1856,
in Lisle, N. Y. ; married AprU 2, 1876, in Whitney's Point,
N. Y., Clara, daughter of Orson and Oresta (Howland) How
land, born Oct. 9, 1861, in Centre Lisle. He conducts a
creamery in Centre Lisle.
ChUdren, bom in Centre Lisle :
i. Harrison Burr,'" b. Mar. 16, 1877; m. Dec. 29, 1897,
in Lisle, Gertrude, daughter of Charles and Maria
(Rhodes) Symonds, b. there July 11, 1875. Res.,
DresserviUe, N. Y.
ii. Ernest, b. Feb. 10, 1879.
in. LilHan, b. Nov. 19, 1880.
747
Frederick? Fenner {Adeline? Moses? Moses? Moses?
Josiah? Joseph? John? John') was born May 17, 1844, in Lisle,
N. Y. ; married Oct. 30, 1864, Hattie Amelia Van Horn, born
Oct. 18, 1845, in Castle Creek, N. Y. He is a dentist. Resi
dence, Brooklyn, Long Island.
Children (Fenner) :
i. Lillie Adeline,'" b. Sept. 2, 1865, in Maine, N. Y.
n. Mary Bertha, b. Nov. 28, 1866, in Maine; m. Nov. 19,
1884, in Homer, N. Y., Emmett WUmarth, b. Oct. 2,
1859, in Pitcher, N. Y.
iii. Charles Homer, b. Oct. 13, 187 1, in Lisle.
iv. George WUlard, b. Jan. 2, 1878, in Homer.
V. Ada Irene, b. July i, 1882, in Homer.
748
Charles Henry? Livermore {Charles? Moses? Moses?
Moses? JosiaJi? JosepJi? John? JoJm') was born AprU 30, 1843,
in Lisle, N. Y.; married there Jan. 26, 1864, Louise Catharine

400 Livermore Family
McNeal. He is a foreman in a sash and blind factory in
Auburn, N. Y.
Child, born in Centre Lisle :
1. Daniel Burr,'" b. July 8, 1865.
749
George? Livermore {Charles? Moses? Moses? Moses?
Josiah? JosepJt? JoJiti? JoJin') was born Nov. 15, 1845, in Lisle,
N. Y. ; married Nov. 19, 1865, Ellen Julia Smith of Lisle, born
in Byron, Wis. He is a member of the Ithaca Gun Co., and
resides in Ithaca N. Y. ; his mother lives with him.
Children, born in Centre Lisle :
i. Ellen Belle,'" b. Nov. 22, 1866.
ii. Paul Smith, b. July 16, 1875.
750
Cyrus Egbert? Livermore {David? Moses? Moses? Moses?
Josiah? JosepJt? John? JoJin') was born Aug. 17, 1841, in Brad
ford Co., Penn.; married Oct. 22, 1862, in Berkshire, N. Y.,
Susan Augusta LuU, born there June 8, 1844.
He lived with his parents until he was twenty-one years of
age ; he then began his business life as a clerk in a general store
and post office in Berkshire, in i860. In 1862 he was elected
town clerk, and served in that office three years, when he moved
to Newark Valley, N. Y. He continued in the mercantile busi
ness there untU March i, 1872, when he moved to Owego, N. Y.,
and was employed as a salesman in the dry goods house of G. B.
Goodrich & Co., and has remained with them to the present
time. He served four years as trustee in the first ward of their
village. He has been a deacon of the Congregational church for
many years, and president of the town Sunday School Associa
tion for over five years.
ChUdren, the eldest born in Berkshire, the next three in New
ark Valley, and the last four in Owego :
i. Carrie Jeanette,'" b. Mar. 19, 1866.
ii. Frank Dwight, b. Aug. 27, 1867.

NmtJi Getieration 401
iii. Minnie Evelyn, b. Oct. 21, 1869; m. Dec. 25, 1889,
Henry Harrison Stuart of Painesville, Ohio.
iv. Gertrude Amanda, b. Feb. 14, 1872.
V. Cora Mabel, b. AprU 29, 1875.
vi. Harry Hitchcock, b. Jan. 23, 1882 ; d. there May 19,
1884.
vii. Robert Edward, b. Feb. 4, 1884.
vin. Lewis Bertrand, b. Mar. i, 1885.
751
William Henry' Livermore {JoJm? Moses? Moses? Moses?
JosiaJi? JosepJi? JoJiti? JoJiti') was born Jan. 9, 1847, in Can
dor, Tioga Co., N. Y. ; married (i) May 12, 1869, in Cortland,
N. Y., Emma Rocelia, daughter of Clark and Mary Jane (Kin
ney) Rogers, born May 9, 1850, in Fabius, N. Y. ; died Jan. 9,
1873, in Cortland; married (2) Jan. 5, 1874, in Washington,
D. C, Phebe Emma, daughter of John Wesley and Rachel
Elizabeth (Underwood) Buckley, born March 28, 1856, in West
Nottingham township, Md.
He moved with his parents to Madison, Wis., and afterwards
to Polo, Ogle Co., 111. At the age of fourteen years, nine
months and nineteen days, he enlisted as a private soldier in
company H, 55th 111. Vols., at Polo, Oct. 28, 1861, for three
years or during the war, and was mustered in at Camp Douglas,
Chicago, the following day. In company with his regiment,
he participated in the battles of Shiloh, RusseU House, Corinth,
Hernando, Chickasaw Bayou, Arkansas Post, Snyder's Bluff,
Champion HUl, assaults (two of them. May 19 and 22, 1863)
on Vicksburg, siege of Vicksburg, lasting forty-nine days, Jack
son, Tuscumbia, Chattanooga, Missionary Ridge, Kennesaw
Mountain (July 22), Atlanta, and Ezra Church ; in the last-
named battle (July 28, 1864), he lost his right leg. He took
part in eighteen battles, besides innumerable minor engage
ments ; he was honorably discharged at the general hospital in
Chicago, Jan. 5, 1865. In the History of the Regiment he is
thus mentioned : " Livermore, a boy noted throughout the
regiment for his irrepressible jollity and utter contempt for
bullets, lost his right leg." After the war he learned the print-

402 Livermore Family
ing trade, and from 1869 to 1872 published a newspaper in
Cortland. He subsequently moved to Binghamton and Syra
cuse, N. Y., and Washington, D. C, going to the last-named
city Dec. 12, 1872, since which time he has been employed in
the Government printing office in the capacity of compositor and
proof-reader, which latter position he has held since July i,
1 88 1, and still holds. In June, 1894, he started a stationery
store on the corner of First and H streets. Northwest, Wash
ington, and this store is managed by his daughter Lillie. He
is a member of George G. Meade Post^ No. 5, Washington, D.
C, Department of the Potomac, Grand Army of the Republic ;
also a charter member of Encampment No. 69, Union Veteran
Legion, Washington. Residence, Washington.
Child, born in Binghamton :
i. Lillie Emma,'" b. June 28, 1872.
752
Francis Granger? Livermore {John? Moses? Moses? Moses?
Josiah? JosepJi? JoJiti? John') was born Oct. 3, 1854, in Newark
VaUey, N. Y. ; married Feb. 17, 1885, in Casselton, Cass Co.,
No. Dak., Lucy Eva, daughter of Jesse Rankin, born June 2,
i860, in Fall Creek, 111.
His father moved to Madison, Wis., when he was one year
old, a year later moving to Polo, Ogle Co., III., where he lived
and attended school untU 1869, when he went to Cortland, N. Y.,
to learn the printer's trade in his brother's office. He left there
in the fall of 1871 and went to Cleveland, Ohio, and worked that
winter in Nevins Brothers' job printing office. In the spring of
1872, owing to poor health, he moved to ClarksviUe, Mo., becom
ing a fisherman on the Mississippi river. He sold out in 1879
and moved to Fall Creek, and worked for Jesse Rankin two
years, and in the spring of 1881 went to North Dakota. He
worked one year as a farm hand and took up a Government
claim in Sargent Co., No. Dak. The next year he went on to
his claim and lived there untU the winter of 1885, when he went
to Casselton. He remained there untU the next season when he
obtained a situation as farm manager, but it proved unprofitable

NintJi Generatioti

403

to him. In the summer of 1886 he worked as gardener and his
wife as housekeeper for a friend at Maple River, No. Dak. In
the spring of 1887 he was again employed as farm manager near
Casselton, and remained there two years when he again moved
on to his land near Harlem, No. Dak. He sold out in Oct.,
1890 and moved to Fairfield, Spokane Co., Wash., where he
rents a farm belonging to his father-in-law. His mother lives
with him.
ChUdren :
i. Jesse Rankin,'" b. July 2, 1886, in Maple River.
ii. Jennie Kate, b. Nov. 10, 1888, in Casselton.
753
Alice Louisa? Livermore {JoJin? Moses? Moses? Moses?
Josiah? JosepJi? JoJin? John') was born Jan. 8, 1858, in Polo,
III. ; died Jan. 7, 1880, in Lowder, 111. ; married Aug. 24, 1876,
in Clarks-vUle, Mo., John WUliam Pollon. Residence, Lowder.
ChUdren (Pollon), born in Lowder :
i. AUie Myrtle,'" b. July 18, 1877.
n. John Harry, b. Oct 13, 1878.
in. Jennie Pearl, b. Dec. 30, 1879.
iv. Lillie May, twin to Jennie.
754
Louise? Livermore {Moses? Moses? Moses? Moses? Josiah?
Joseph? John? John') was born AprU 4, 1850, in Lisle, N. Y. ;
married Oct. 24, 1872, in MUo, N. Y., William L. GuUe, born
there Oct. 24, 185 1.
ChUd (GuUe), bom in Penn Yan, N. Y. ;
i. Helen,'" b. Mar. 27, 1887.
755
Ida May? Livermore {Nathan? Moses? Moses? Moses? Jo
siah? Joseph? JoJin? JoJin') was born Nov. 4, 1855, in Whitney
Point, N. Y. ; married there Sept. 27, 1877, Cornelius S. Vro-
man.

404 Livermore Family
Children (Vroman) born in Whitney Point :
i. Arthur N.,'° b. Oct 12, 1880.
n. Vina L., b. Jan. 28, 1883.
ni. Frank, b. July 7, 1885.
756
George Stephen? Howland {Abigail? Russell? Moses?
Moses? Josiah? JosepJi? JoJm? JoJtn') was born AprU 19, 1847,
in Lisle, N. Y. ; died there Jan. 10, 1884; married June 30,
1870, Sarah A., daughter of Alford and Lucy (Couch) House,
born March 20, 1858, in Truxton, N. Y.
ChUdren (Howland) :
i. Herbert,'" b. Dec. 24, 1872, in Newark VaUey, N. Y.
ii. WiUiam Tower, b. Dec 19, 1875, in Newark Valley; d.
July 2, 1883, in Lisle.
iii. Edwin George, b. Mar. 21, 1877, in Nanticoke, N. Y.
iv. Stephen Briggs, b. Oct. 25, 1882, in Lisle.
757
Charles Sumner? Howland {Abigail? Russell? Moses?
Moses? Josiah? Joseph? John? John') was born Sept. 29, 1858,
in Lisle, N. Y. ; married Nov. 7, 1880, in Nanticoke, N. Y.,
Ella E., daughter of Correlli and Diana (Dickerson) Cady, born
there March 4, 1862.
ChUdren (Howland) :
i. Mary Rebecca,'" b. Jan. 12, 1882, in Nanticoke.
n. A son, b. May 9, 1884; d. May 22, 1884.
758
Frank Emerson? Glezen {Emeline? Russell? Moses? Moses?
osiah? Joseph? John? John') was born June 13, 1854, in Centre
Lisle, N. Y. ; married (i) June 23, 1874, in Newark Valley,.
N. Y., Emma Bell, daughter of WUmot and Mary (Oliver) Clark,
born May 9, 1859, in Centre Lisle; died there Feb. 4, 1878;
married (2) Oct. 13, 1880, in Centre Lisle, Jennie Elizabeth,
daughter of Sydney and Mary (McCumber) LobdeU, born Feb.
21, 1858, inUnadilla, N. Y.

Nitith Generation 405
ChUdren (Glezen), born in Centre Lisle :
i. BeU Clark,'" b. Feb. 2, 1878.
n. Grace LobdeU, b. July 22, 1882.
in. Edith Mary, b. Jan. 4, 1886.
759
Sarah Emeline? Glezen {Emeline? Russell? Moses? Moses?
Josiah? JosepJi? JoJm? JoJiti') was born Oct. 30, i860, in Centre
Lisle, N. Y. ; married Oct. 31, 1876, in Lisle, Daniel S., son of
Edward and Laura (Horton) Quinlivan, born Aug. 24, 185 1, in
Maine, N. Y.
ChUdren (Quinlivan), all except the last two born in Lisle :
i. Laura Emma,'" b. May 13, 1879.
ii. Marshall Edmund, b. Aug. 23, 1881.
Hi. Merle Daniel, b. April 19, 1889.
iv. Gladys, b. Aug. 13, 1895.
V. Frank Glezen, b. Feb. 17, 1900, in Leicester, N. Y.
vi. Clayton, b. May 17, 1901, in Binghamton, N. Y.
760
James Russell? Glezen {Emeline? Russell? Moses? Moses?
Josiah? Joseph? John? JoJm') was born Aug. 27, 1863, in Centre
Lisle, N. Y. ; married Oct. 9, 1884, in Richford, N. Y., Mattie
Ann, daughter of Henry and Martha Ann (Pinckney) Jennings,
born there Nov. 24, 1867.
ChUdren (Glezen) :
i. Lillian,'" b. Dec. 9, 1886.
ii. Clifford James, b. May 31, 1894.
iii. Cleon B., b. May 23, 1900.
761
George Calvin? Livermore {George? Russell? Moses?
Moses? JosiaJi? JosepJi? JoJin? JoJin') was born March 28, 1863,
in Lisle, N. Y. ; married March 8, 1887, in Woodbine, Iowa,
Amy, daughter of Dodge S. and Elizabeth (Chilson) Payne,
born April 6, 1866, near Belvidere, IU.
Children :
i. Sarah Elizabeth,'" b. Dec. 13, 1887, in Lisle.

406 Livermore Family
ii. Clarence E., b. Mar. 3, 1889 (?), in Woodbine; d. AprU
22, 1889, in Denver, Col.
in. Jessie May, b. July 14, 1892, in Denver.
iv. Harold AUin, b. Aug. 30, 1895, in Barker, N. Y.
V. RoUa Gaymon, b. July i, 1900, in Barker.
762
Ira Warner? Livermore {George? Russell? Moses? Moses?
Josiah? Joseph? JoJiti? John') was born April 26, 1872, in Lisle,
N. Y. ; married June 8, 1899, Mrs. EUda Johnson, daughter of
Stephen and Anna Sisson of Collins Centre, N. Y. He was
graduated from Buffalo University in 1 899, and is a physician in
Gowanda, N. Y.
ChUd : i. James Northrup,'" b. June 13, 1900.
763
Charles? Livermore {Lewis? Russell? Moses? Moses?
JosiaJi? Joseph? JoJm? JoJm') was born Dec. i, 1874, in Clarks
field, Ohio; married (i) Alice Hardwood, died Jan. 14, 190 1 ;
married (2) Oct. 7, 1901, Jennie Pool.
Child : i. Pearl,'" b. Sept. 17, 1899.
764
Mary Alice? Livermore {Joseph? Russell? Moses? Moses?
Josiah? Joseph? John? John') was born Nov. 12, 1855, in Berk
shire, N. Y. ; married Nov. 20, 1879, in Bradford, Pa., George
Henry, son of William and Phebe (Matherson) Johnson, born
Jan. 22,* 185 1, in Lisle, N.Y.
ChUdren (Johnson) :
i. EHzabeth,"" b. Mar. 2, 1881, in Windsor, N. Y. ; m. June
6, 1900, Floyd Ross.
n. Flossie May, b. AprU i, 1890, in Binghamton.
765
Russell Wilson? Livermore {Joseph? Russell? Moses?
Moses? JosiaJi? JosepJt? JoJm? JoJm') was born Nov. 3, i860, in
FishkiU, N. Y. ; married Nov. 22, 1882, in Centre Lisle, N. Y.,

NintJi Getieration 407
Annie, daughter of Orson and Oresta (Howland) Howland,
born there Feb. 29, i860; died May 22, 1900, in Marathon, N.
Y. He is a machinist.
ChUd, born in Lisle, N. Y. :
i. Bernard,'" b. Oct 18, 1885.
766
Luman? Livermore {JosepJi? Russell? Moses? Moses? JosiaJi?
JosepJt? JoJiti? JoJiti') was born Sept. 9, 1862, in FishkiU, N. Y. ;
married there May i, 1887, Carrie Elizabeth, daughter of Nathan
and Margaret Elizabeth (Lawson) Bunn, born Jan. 7, 1868.
Residence, Lisle, N. Y.
ChUdren :
i. Edward Wilson,'" b. Mar. 2, 1888, in Wappingers, N.Y.
u. Herbert Nathaniel, b. Sept. 14, 1890, in Lisle.
iii. Harold, b. Aug. 29, 1893, in Wappingers.
iv. Lewis Ervin, b. May 21, 1898, in Lisle.
V. Florence Margaret, b. Aug. i, 1901, in Lisle.
767
Esther Annie? Livermore {CJtarles? Russell? Moses?
Moses? JosiaJi? Joseph? JoJin? JoJin') was born July 18, 1867,
in Lisle, N. Y. ; married June 5, 1890, in Denver, Col., Rolla
Harvey Gaymon, born AprU 13, 1863, in Newport Township,
Iowa. ChUdren (Gaymon), born in Denver :
i. Charles Earl,'" b. June 15, 1893.
ii. Harold, b. Jan. 31, 1896.
768
Lillie Jane? Livermore ( William? Obadiah? Amos? Moses?
Josiah? JosepJi? JoJm? JoJin') was born Oct. 17, 1854, in Una
diUa, Mich.; married there July 18, 1880, Frederick Myers
Douglass, born May 23, 1856, in Peterboro, N. Y.
ChUd (Douglass), born in Bancroft, Mich. :
i. "Josie Claudia,'" b. Dec. 12, 1883.

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769
Mary Gavina? Hungerford {Sarah? Obadiah? Amos?
Moses? Josiah? JosepJi? John? JoJin') was born Oct. 29, 1863,
in Ithaca, N. Y. ; married there Oct. 29, 1885, Frederick Louis,
son of Frederick Louis Otto and Caroline (Smith) Roehrig, born
Dec. 24, 1857, in LeRoy, N. Y. ; he was graduated A. B. from
Cornell University in 1883, and is an architect in Los Angeles
and Pasadena, Cal.
Children (Roehrig), born in Pasadena :
i. Gavina Hungerford,'" b. Aug. 25, 1887.
ii. Harold Livermore, b. Sept. 22, 1889.
iii. Regnalta Pauline, b. Aug. 3, 189 1.
iv. Frederick Austin, b. Mar. 8, 1893.
V. Russell Stewart, b. Feb. 2, 1897.
770
Lizzie? Livermore ( William? Jesse? Ezra? AbijaJi? JosiaJi?
Joseph? John? John') was born Oct. 25, 1853, in Hanover, N. Y. ;
married Nov. 29, 1876, in East Java, N. Y., Warren Geer.
ChUdren (Geer), born in East Java :
i. Archie,'" b. Nov. 30, 1877.
u. Alice, b. May 9, 1879.
iH. Alta, b. Jan. 16, 1881.
iv. Belva, b. Sept. 11, 1888.
771
Newell Livermore? Howard {Juliet? Jesse? Ezra? Abi
jah? Josiah? Joseph? John? JoJiti') was born Dec. 25, 1849, in
Hanover, N. Y. ; married there Oct. 23, 1879, EUa N. HaskeU,
died there AprU 18, 1886.
ChUdren (Howard), born in Hanover :
i. Grace,'" b. Dec. 10, 1880; d. there Sept 16, 1881.
u. Hugh HaskeU, b. Feb. 21, 1884.
ni. Horace Livermore, b. April 2, i886.
772
Bertha Rosa? Howard {Juliet? Jesse? Ezra? Abijah?
Josiah? Joseph? John? John') was born June 5, 1862, in Han
over, N. Y. ; married there Sept. 24, 1884, Howell A. Baldwin.

Ninth Generation 409
ChUd (Baldwin), born in Hanover :
i. Wilbur Jesse,'" b. July 10, 1885.
773
Anna Sophia? Howe {Maty? Jesse? Ezra? AbijaJi? JosiaJt?
JosepJt? JoJm? JoJiti') was born Dec. 30, 1861, in Newstead,
N. Y. ; married there Oct. 12, 1882, Clarence E. Parker, born
Aug. 27, 1857.
ChUdren (Parker), born in Newstead :
i. Alma Elizabeth,'" b. Oct. 19, 1883.
ii. Blanche Mary, b. April 25, 1886.
iii. Clarence Eugene, b. Feb. 16, \i

774
Cora Delphia? Terry {CyntJtia? Jesse? Ezra? Abijah?
Josiah? Joseph? JoJin? JoJtn') was born Oct. 15, i860, in VUle
nova, N. Y. ; married March 21, 1883, in Hanover, N. Y.,
WUliam Herbert Scott, born Oct. 5, i860, in Arkwright, N. Y.
ChUd (Scott), born in Arkwright :
i. Edna Terry,'" b. Oct 21, 1887.
775
Charles Frederick? Livermore {Benjamin? Hammond?
Abijah? AbijaJi? Josiah? JosepJi? JoJiti? JoJm') was born Sept.
25, 1868, in New York City; died AprU 11, 1899, in Chicago,
IU. ; married in 1896, Miss I. E. T., daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
J. M. Harrison, then of Philadelphia, Penn.
His early life was spent in the East ; whUe he was still young
his father died and his mother with two chUdren (his sister
Fanny and himself), went to Chicago to make their home. Two
years later, at the age of fourteen, he began his business career
in the Chicago office of the New Haven Clock Company ; his
rise there was rapid, and at the age of seventeen he was sent out
as a traveUing salesman. When, in 1892, the Middletown Plate
Company established an office in Chicago he was given its man
agement. He was a member of Dearborn Lodge No. 310,

410 Livermore Family
A. F and A. M., and of ApoUo Commandery No. i. Knights
Templar, of Chicago.
ChUd, born in Chicago :
i. A son,'" b. in Jan., 1899.
776
Luther Hammond? Twitchell {Leverna? Hammond? Abi
jah? AbijaJi? JosiaJi? Joseph? John? JoJiti') was born July 15,
1856, in Jamaica, Vt. ; married May 2, 1881, in Brattleboro,
Vt., Hattie Adele, daughter of Henry Rasselas and PhUinda
LueUa (Perham) Ryder, born Aug. 5, 1862. He is employed
in a sewing machine shop.
Child (Twitchell), born in Jamaica :
i. Hattie Adele,'" b. Dec. 26, 1886.
777
Martha Ann? Searles {Julia? StepJien? Reuben? Joseph?
JosiaJi? Joseph? JoJm? JoJin') was born Feb. 23, 1852, in Sut
ton ; married there July 24, 1877, Erwin Lloyd HiU.
Children (HUl), born in West Upton :
i. Lula May,'" b. July 13, 1879.
n. Clara Grant, b. Aug. 26, 1882.
in. Erma Livermore, b. Sept. 10, 1883.
778
Charles Edgar? Searles {Julia? StepJien? Reuben? Joseph?
JosiaJi? Joseph? JoJiti? JoJtn') was born March 10, 1854, in Sut
ton; married Dec. 17, 1878, in MUlbury, Harriet Elizabeth
Forbes. Children (Searles) :
i. Walter Gilbert,'" b. Feb. 3, 1880, in West Upton.
ii. Harry Forbes, b. Nov. 11, 1882, in Millbury.
in. Edgar Lewis, b. Aug. 21, 1888, in Millbury.
779
James Henry? Searles {Julia? Stephen? Reuben? Joseph?
Josiah? JosepJt? Jo Jin? Jo Jin') was born Sept. 11, 1857, in Mill-

NintJi Generation 411
bury; married Nov. 11, 1882, in Providence, R. I., EUa Frances
Swann. Children (Searles), born in MUlbury :
i. Frederick Swann,'" b. Jan. 19, 1884.
n. Marguerite Louella (?), b. Sept. 19, 1887.
780
Richard Larremore? Livermore {JoJin? JosepJi? JosepJi?
JosepJi? JosiaJt? Joseph? JoJtti? JoJin') was born Oct. 22, 1869,
in Brooklyn, L. I. ; married June 27, 1900, in Buffalo, N. Y.,
Minnie Godfrey, daughter of Capt. John and Evaline H. (Car-
rick) Rice, born there Dec. 12, 1871.
He was appointed a cadet in the U. S. MUitary Academy at
West Point, from New Jersey, June 16, 1887, and was graduated
in 1 89 1. He was commissioned second lieutenant, troop M, 8th
regiment cavalry, June 12, 1891 ; transferred to loth cavalry,
June 22, 1895, and stationed at Fort Keogh, Mont.; he was
promoted to first lieutenant, Jan. 11, 1898, and is now a captain
in that regiment. He took part in the Cuban campaign ; since
the close of the war he has been stationed at West Point as an
instructor in physics.
ChUd, born in Buffalo :
i. John Rice,'" b. April 30, rgoi.
781
Clara Coolidge? Livermore {Oliver? Oliver? Joseph? Jo
seph? JosiaJi? JosepJt? JoJin? JoJiti') was born Oct. 12, 1854,
in Eastport, Me.; married Feb. 19, 1873, in Livermore, Cal.,
RusseU Case, born June 10, 1839, in Rochester, N. Y.
ChUdren (Case), bom in Livermore :
i. Edith Livermore,'" b. AprU 13, 1874.
u. Carlton CooUdge, b. June 24, 1877.
782
George Freeman? Livermore {Grandison? JosepJi? David?
Samuel? JosepJi? Joseph? JoJm? JoJtn') was born March 5, 1848,
in HUlsboro, N. H. ; married Nov. 24, 1874, in Newport, N. H.,

412 Livermore Family
Villa Jane, daughter of Jacob S. and Laurana Robinson (Smith)
Huntress, born Nov. 24, 1849, in Dorchester, N. H. He is an
ice dealer and jobber in Newport.
ChUdren :
i. Frank Town,'" b. July 7, 1878 ; drowned Dec. 27, 1893,
while skating.
u. Scott Paige, b. May 23, 1880; he is in college at Orono,
Me. 783
Henry Joseph? Livermore {Grandison? JosepJi? David?
Samuel? Joseph? Joseph? John? JoJm') was born May i, 185 1,
in HUlsboro, N. H. ; died Sept. 20, 1895, in Wakefield; married
Jan. 12, 1876, in Boston, Martha Ardelia, daughter of Joseph
and Almira Ann (Messenger) Senna, born March 4, 185 1, in
Becket. He was a brass finisher.
ChUdren, born in Boston :
i. Bertha Elenora,'" b. Oct. 28, 1876 ; d. June 24, 1877, in
Florida.
n. Harry Willard, b. Jan. 7, 1879; m. Jan. 12, 1898, in
Wakefield, Adelaide S., daughter of Thomas M. and
Rosina (Yokes) Ward, b. in 1881, in Cambridge.
Child (Ward) : Edith Gertrude."
ni. Esther Maria, b. Aug. 20, 188 1.
iv. Maud Mary, b. Oct. 16, 1882.
V. Ernest Jackson, b. Nov. 27, 1884.
vi. Albert Edward, b. July 9, 1888; d. Jan. 21, 1898, in
Wakefield.
vii. Charles Edgar, b. Feb. i, 1894.
784
William Herbert? Livermore {Jotms? Samuel? Samuel?
Samuel? Joseph? Joseph? John? John') was born Dec. 31, 1854,
in Townshend, Vt. ; married March 22, 1880, in Brattleboro,
Vt., Hattie Annette, daughter of Benjamin Franklin and Su
sanna (Rand) Lawrence, born Jan. 8, 1861, in Grafton, Vt. He
is a machinist with the Fitchburg RaUroad Company. Resi
dence, SomervUle.

Nitith Generation 413
ChUdren, born in Townshend :
i. Jennie Marion,'" b. Sept 22, 1883.
ii. Arthur Lawrence, b. May 20, 1887.
785
Frank Samuel? Livermore {Austin? Samuel? Samuel?
Samuel? JosepJi? JosepJi? Jo Jin? JoJin') was born Oct. 2, 1862,
in Londonderry, Vt. ; married Sept. 30, 1885, in BeUows Falls,
Vt., Hattie Eliza Clark.
ChUdren :
i. Alida Maud,'" b. Oct. 18, 1886, in Bellows Falls; d. July
9, 1888.
ii. Delos Austin, b. AprU 13, 1890, in Londonderry.
Hi. Winifred Jane, b. Dec. 30, 1892, in Londonderry.
786
John Leonard? Livermore {Austin? Samuel? Samuel?
Samuel? Joseph? JosepJi? JoJtn? JoJiti') was born Dec. i, 1864,
in Londonderry, Vt. ; married Dec. 29, 1887, in BeUows Falls,
Vt., Minnie Pousina Kinsman.
ChUd: i. Ray Harold,'" b. July 16, 1891.
787
Mary? Livermore ( William? ' JoJiti? Samuel? Samuel?
Joseph? JosepJi? John? John') was born June 22, 1867, in
North Vassalboro, Me. ; died AprU 1 1, 1900, in WeUesley HiUs ;
married Dec. 24, 1893, in Gardiner, Me., John T. Bird of Lynn.
Children (Bird), born in Lynn :
i. Mary EUen,'" b. Aug. 28, 1895.
ii. Bessie Ida, b. Nov. 21, 1897.
788
Charlesetta? Livermore {diaries? Daniel? Ephraim?
Datiiel? Datiiel? Datiiel? JoJin? JoJm') was born May 22,
1853, in Weston; married AprU 11, 1891, in West Boylston,

414 Livermore Family
George Binney, son of Jabez and Mary Ann (Broad) Newton,
born there Oct. 4, 1833. Residence, Oxford.
Child (Newton) :
i. George Livermore,'" b. Mar. 13, 1895.
789
Charles Henry? Livermore {Charles? Datiiel? EpJiraim?
Datiiel? Datiiel? Daniel? JoJm? JoJtn') was born May 3, i860,
in Weston; married May 8, 1889, in Merrimack, Lulu Alcesta,
daughter of Van Ness Buren and Lydia Maria (Stevens) Gate,
born AprU 18, 1867, in Concord, N. H.
ChUdren :
i. Clara Frances,'" b. Jan. 19, 1890, in Merrimack.
ii. John Abel Cutting, b. Mar. 8, 1892, in Randolph.
in. Josephine Crawford, b. Dec. 10, 1895 ; d. Mar. 3, 1896,
in Exeter, N. H. 790
George Henry? Brewster {Catharine? CatJiarine? Aaron?
Datiiel? Datiiel? Daniel? John? John') was born Sept. 30, 1846,
in Providence, R. I. ; married Jan. 7, 1870, Emma A. KeUey of
Wheaton, 111. He is the business manager of a Presbyterian
paper in Chicago, 111.
ChUdren (Brewster) :
i. Mary Catharine,'" b. Dec. 7, 1870, in Wheaton.
ii. Frederick KeUey, b. Sept. 28, 1872, in Wheaton.
iii. Agnes Julia, b. July lo, 1874, in Maywood, 111.
iv. Henry Seely, b. Sept. 14, 1877, in Maywood.
791
Katie Livermore? Adams {Diancy? CatJiarine? Aaron?
Daniel? Datiiel? Daniel? John? John') was born Sept. i, 1854,
in Lowell ; married Feb. 12, 1874, in Iowa, Charles H. Munger.
ChUdren (Munger), born in Anamosa, Iowa :
i. Shubael,'" b. Feb. 13, 1875.
ii. Mabel, b. Sept 28, 1876.

Ninth Generation 415
792
Frederick H.? Fay {Adaline? Ezra? Aaron? Daniel? Dan
iel? Daniel? JoJiti? JoJiti') was born Aug. 19, 1852, in East
Alstead, N. H. ; married Oct. 25, 1876; in Springfield, Vt., Addie
Cutler. Children (Fay) :
i. Lucy A.,'" b. Nov. 9, 1877.
ii. Enos G., b. Dec. 23, 1885.
793
Herbert Ezra? Fay {Adaline? Ezra? Aaron? Daniel?
Daniel? Daniel? JoJm? John') was born May 2, 1855, in East
Alstead, N. H.; married Aug. 14, 1879, in Keene, N. H., Clara
S. Hyland.
ChUdren (Fay) :
i. Julia EHzabeth,'" b. July 15, 1880.
n. Paul Eardly, b. Aug. 2, 1895.
794
Laura E.? Fay {Adaline? Ezra? Aaron? Daniel? Daniel?
Daniel? Jo Jin? John') was born March 22, 1859, in East Alstead,
N. H. ; married Jan. 13, 1887, Arthur Dean.
ChUdren (Dean) :

i. Lewis H.,'° b. Nov. 26, i
ii. AHce F., b. April n, 1890.
iii. Leon A., b. Dec. 19, 1897.
795
Arthur Leslie? Livermore {James? Ezra? Aaron? Dan
iel? Daniel? Datiiel? JoJm? John') was born Dec. 6, 1862, in
Alstead, N. H. ; married Oct. 21, 1890, in Cambridge, Hen
rietta Jackson, daughter of Henry J. and Maria Wells, born May
22, 1864, in San Francisco, Cal. He was graduated from Dean
Academy in 1884, and from Dartmouth College in 1888. They
lived for a short time in Houston, Tex., where he was principal

4i6 Livermore Family
of the high and normal school ; he afterwards moved to Yonkers,
N. Y., where he now lives, and practices law in New York City.
Children :
i. Henry Wells,'" b. July 8, 1892, in Cambridge.
ii. Russell Blake, b. Mar. 22, 1894, in Yonkers.
796
Lottie? Livermore {James? Ezra? Aaron? Daniel? Dati
iel? Datiiel? John? JoJin') was born June 6, 1872, in Keene,
N. H.; married there Jan. i, 1897, Frederick Sheldon Barker,
born Sept. 5, 1868, in Harrisville, N. H. Residence, Keene.
ChUd (Barker), born in Keene :
i. Sheldon Livermore,'" b. Dec. 5, 1900.
797
Adaline Lilian? Benton {diaries? Abigail? Abraham?
Abraham? Daniel? Daniel? John? John') was born Dec. 9, i860,
in Tivoli, Iowa ; married Jan. 10, 1883, in Farley, Iowa, James
Rae. Children (Rae), born in Marcus, Iowa :
i. Charles Andrew,'" b. Mar. 11, 1887; d. there Feb. 21,
1.892.
ii. James Caswell, b. Feb. 16, 1893.
iii. Ernest Benton, b. Feb. 23, 1895.
798
Florence Abigail? Benton {Charles? Abigail? Abraham?
Abraham? Daniel? Daniel? Jolm? John') was born Aug. 4,
1868, in Farley, Iowa; died Nov. 12, 1881, in Pullman, IU. ;
married in Farley, Sept. 19, 1889, John C. Finn.
ChUd (Finn), born in Pullman :
i. James Charles,'" b. Aug. 28, 1890; d. there AprU 20,
1891. 799
Frederick Leroy? Benton {Al/rn'iu? Abigail? Abraham?
Abraliam? Darnel? Daniel? John? John') was born Sept. 20,

NintJi Generation 417
1872, in Hopkins, Mo.; married June 29, 1892, in Rapid City,
So. Dak., DeUa Jane James.
ChUdren (Benton), born in Rapid City :
i. Bertha Peari,'" b. Aug. 29, 1893; d. there Aug. 27,
1895.
n. Floyd Wesley, b. Dec. 17, 1895.
800
KiTTiE Dot? Head {George? Ralph? Hepsibeth? AbraJiam?
Daniel? Daniel? JoJiti? JoJin') was born Nov. 11, 1864, in
Kenosha, Wis.; married there July 18, 1888, Enret (.?) Smith
WUson, born Oct. 14, 1861, in Chicago, IU.
ChUdren (WUson), born in Oshkosh, Wis. :
i. George Head,'" b. Oct 14, 1889.
n. Ralph Edgar, b. May 17, 1891.
iii. Morris Enret, b. June 10, 1894.
801
Eugene Ralph? Head {George? Ralph? Hepsibeth? Abra
ham? Daniel? Daniel? JoJm? JoJin') was born Nov. 16, 1866,
in Kenosha, Wis.; married there June 26, 1889, MUdred Ruby
Lewis, born Dec. 24, 1867, in Monroe-vUle, Ohio.
ChUdren (Head), born in Kenosha :
i. Clarence Eugene,'" b. April 10, 1890.
n. Bertha Belle, b. Mar. 6, 1895.
802
Debbie Imerta? Coy {Delette? Mary? Abel? Abraham?
Daniel? Daniel? John? John') was born AprU 17, 1854, in
Otisco, N. Y. ; died Feb. 23, 1876, in Waterman, 111. ; married
Jan. 10, 1870, Isaac Watson Prichard, born Jan. 18, 1842, in
Oneida Co., N. Y.
ChUd (Prichard), born in KaneviUe, III. :
i. Mary Delette,'" b. April 12, 1873 ; m. Sept. 12, 1899, in
Odebolt, la., Charies Arthur Smith, b. Jan. 4, 1872,
in Monona Co., la. ; residence. Sac City, la.

4i8 Livermore Family
803
Dell? Coy {Delette? Mary? Abel? Abraham? Daniel* Dan
iel? John? John') was born Aug. 15, 1858, in Kane-ville, III. ;
married Nov. 6, 1879, in Kalamazoo, Mich., Cora Mabel Parker,
born Sept. 24, 1859, in Onarga, III.
ChUdren (Coy) :
i. Charles Lawrence,'" b. Oct. 3, 1880, in Odebolt, la.
ii. Maud Florence, b. Mar. 30, 1882, in Odebolt
in. Helen Delette, b. May 12, 1885, in Pierre, So. Dak.
804
John Franklin? Coy {Delette? Mary? Abel? Abraham?
Daniel? Daniel? JoJin? John') was born Aug. i, 1863, in Kane
viUe, III. ; married Feb. 17, 1885, in Odebolt, Iowa, Margaret
Horan, born AprU 24, 1866, in DeWitt, Iowa.
Children (Coy), born in Odebolt :
i. Florence lone,'" b. Feb. 22, 1888.
ii. Joe, b. July 7, 1890.
iii. Marie, b. Mar. 9, 1893.
iv. Frank, b.  .
V. Daisy Margaret, b. Oct. 20, 1899.
805
Charles Crandall? Coy {Delette? Mary? Abel? Abralmm?
Daniel? Daniel? JoJiti? JoJm') was born Oct. 20, 1865, in Kane-
ville, 111.; married Nov. 5, 1890, in Sioux City, Iowa, Ida
Carter, born Aug. 28, 1867, in Streeter, 111.
ChUdren (Coy), born in Odebolt, Iowa :
i. Dell,'°b. Sept. 22, 1891.
ii. Rachel, b. June 27, 1893.
in. Walter, b. Feb. 28, 1895.
806
Charles Thaddeus? Crandall {James? Mary? Abel? Abra
ham? Daniel? Datiiel? John? JoJiti') was born June 27, 1875,
in Defiance, Ohio; married there AprU 21, 1897, Martha EUen,
daughter of Hon. John W. Slough, born there Aug. 25, 1876.

NintJi Generation 41 n
He was educated in the Union schools of his native city. After
graduating he learned the printer's trade. Residence, Chicago
in. ChUd (Crandall), born in Akron, Ohio :
i. Paul Richard,'" b. May 14, 1898.
807
Cora Jeannette? Livermore ( Warren? WintJirop? David?
David? Jotms? Daniel? JoJiti? JoJin') was born Aug. 13, 1861,
in Spencer; married there Oct. 2, 1883, Rev. James Henry, son
of John and Elizabeth (Brainard) West, born Jan. 13, 1856, in
Melrose. Residence, Dorchester.
ChUdren (West) :
i. Geneva,'" b. Aug. 29, 1884, in Geneva, 111.
H. Rhobe, b. Aug. 27, 1887, in Geneva.
iii. Beatrice, b. Dec. 20, 1888, in Dorchester.
808
Walter Benjamin? Cargill {Calista? Louisa? Paul?
Elisha? Jonas? Daniel? John? John') was born July 24, i860,
in Little Compton, R. I. ; married Dec. 7, 1881, in Attleboro,
Cora Adeila Sweet, born there Aug. 18, 1859.
ChUdren (CargiU), born in Attleboro :
i. George Walter,'" b. Oct 6, 1882.
n. Elsie Louisa, b. Dec. 13, 1885 ; d. there Aug. 27, 1887.
809
Lillian Clarissa? Sturdy {Caroline? Louisa? Paul?
ElisJia? Jonas? Daniel? John? Jolm') was born July 22, 1857,
m MiUbury; married July 25, 1877, in Boston, John Thomas
Cox, born March 22, 1854, in Chelsea.
ChUd (Cox), born in Attleboro :
i. John Bertram,'" b. Feb. 8, 1884; d. there Sept. 7, 1884.
810
Eliza Maud? Howard {Fidelia? Alonzo? Edmund? Daniel?
Edmund? Samuel? Samuel? JoJin') was born AprU 18, 1852, in
Calhoun, Ky. ; died June 19, 1876, in VUla Rose Plantation,

420 Livermore Family
near Thibodeaux, La. ; married Feb. 24, 1869, in New Orleans,
La., Thomas Pleasant, son of Andrew Jackson and Sarah (Nel
son) Donelson, born Dec. 14, 1849, in Murfreesborough, Tenn.
ChUdren (Donelson) :
i. Fidelia Howard,'" b. Dec. 2, 1869, in Acadia Plantation,
near Thibodeaux; m. June 26, 1895, in Portland,
Ore., John Wesley, son of William Sargent and Caro
line Ames (Elliott) Ladd, b. there Jan. 3, 1870.
H. Naomi Kirkpatrick, b. Jan. 8, 1875, in New Orleans;
d. there Aug. 14, 1878.
811
Clara Amelia? Howard {Fidelia? Alonzo? Edmund? Dan
iel? Edmund? Samuel? Samuel? JoJtn') was born Dec. 7, 1854,
in EvansvUle, Ind. ; married Jan. 15, 1876, in New Orleans, La.,
James, son of Richard and Minerva (Scott) Flower, born Feb.
22, 1854, on a plantation near Port Hudson, La. ; died Oct. 27,
1892, in Portland, Ore.
ChUdren (Flower), born in New Orleans :
i. Florence,'" b. Nov. 28, 1878.
ii. Estelle Howard, b. Aug. 31, 1881.
812
Estelle? Howard {Fidelia? Alonzo? Edtnund? Daniel?
Edmund? Samuel? Samuel? John') was born June 4, i860, in
South CarroUton, Ky. ; married AprU 7, 1885, in New Orieans,
La., Warren Finch, son of George Greenleaf and Adaline (Com
stock) Houghton, born Dec. 17, 1859, in MUwaukee, Wis.; died
Feb. 8, 1892, in Pasadena, Cal.
Children (Houghton) :
i. Effie Howard,'" b. Mar. 5, 1886, in New Orieans.
H. Clara Flower, b. Sept. i6, 1887, in Oconomowoc, Wis.
iH. Warren Finch, b. Jan. 13, 1889, in Milwaukee; d. there
Feb. 18, 1889.
813
Leila Robertson? Livermore {Alonzo? Alonzo? Edtnund?
Datiiel? Edtnund? Samuel? Satnuel? John') was born Oct. 31,
1868, in New Iberia, La.; married Jan. 18, 1893, in Memphis,

Ninth Generation 421
Tenn., Henry Evelyn, son of James Gridley and Anabella Elise
(Treat) Belden, born May 14, 1859, in New Orieans, La. Resi
dence, New Orleans.
Children (Belden), born in New Orleans : '
i. Lyda Livermore,'" b. May 4, 1894.
H. Belle Adele, b. Sept. 3, 1895.
814
Walter Livermore? Mott {Emily? Datiiel? Daniel? Dan
iel? Edmutid? Satnuel? Samuel? Jo Jin') was born March 27,
i860, in Sangerfield, N. Y. ; married there Jan. 25, 1883, Sarah
Elizabeth Preston, born there July 9, 1861.
ChUdren (Mott), the eldest born in Sangerfield, the others in
Oneida, N. Y. :
i. John,'" b. Nov. 24, 1883.
ii. Rachel, b. Jan. 31, 1887.
iH. Ruth Preston, b. Dec. 7, 1888.
iv. Dorothy, b. Nov. 10, 1890.
V. Elizabeth, b. July 16, 1892.
815
James? Mott {Emily? Daniel? Daniel? Daniel? Edmund?
Samuel? Samuel? John') was born Dec. 6, 1862, in Sangerfield,
N. Y. ; married June 17, 1886, in WatervUle, N. Y., Sara Grace
Beardsley, born there Feb. 15, 1865.
ChUd (Mott), born in Sangerfield :
i. Cornelia Beardsley,'" b. Oct. 14, 1887.
816
Daniel Howard? Livermore {Daniel? Daniel? Daniel?
Daniel? Edmund? Samuel? Samuel? JoJm') was born Sept. 28,
1868, in Sangerfield, N. Y. ; married AprU 22, 1 891, in Water
vUle, N. Y., Helen Lydia Locke Hale. He was for a few years
president of the Bank of Calhoun, Calhoun, Ga., but is now a
stock broker in New York city.
ChUdren, born in Calhoun :
i. Ruth Helen,'" b. Mar. 10, 1892 ; d. there AprU 3, 1892.
u. Howard Jerome, b.  .

422 Livermore Family
817
Jennie? Gorton {Sarah? Aranus? Daniel? Daniel? E,
mund? Samuel? Samuel? John') was born Oct. 29, 1854, i
Sangerfield, N. Y. ; married April 20, 1875, in Amsterdan
N. Y., Russel Carter, born Aug. 15, 1852, in Sangerfield.
Children (Carter), born in Sangerfield :
i. Sarah Rosa,'° b. Nov. 29, 1876.
ii. Flora, b. Sept i, 1878.
iii. May, b. AprU 15, 1889.
818
William Aranus? Rhodes {Ellen? Aranus? Daniel? Dat
iel? Edmutid? Samuel? Samuel? John') was born Oct. 2(
i860, in HubbardsvUle, N. Y. ; married Jan. 4, 1883, in Pitti
town, N. Y., Anna Bosworth, born there Nov. 23, 1861.
Child (Rhodes), born in Binghamton, N. Y. :
i. Harry Bosworth,'" b. Sept 7, 1891.
819
Clarissa Francenia? Livermore {John? Samuel? Samuel
Daniel? Edmund? Samuel? Samuel? JoJin') was born March ;
1847; married Oct. 29, 1867, Orville Thomas Perkins.
ChUdren (Perkins) :
i. Archie Dudley,'" b. Oct 3, 187 1.
ii. Lytic Genevra, b. Nov. 3, 1877.
in. Essie CordeHa, b. Mar. 26, 1885.
820
Abbie Eliza? Livermore {JoJtn? Samuel? Satnuel? Daniel
Edmund* Samuel? Samuel? John') was born Aug. 5, 185c
married Carlton Cline.
Children (Cline) :
i. Arlonine,'" b. Oct. 16, 1873.
ii. Almon Daniel, b. Nov. 15, 1886.
821
Cassius Manlius? Livermore {JoJm? Satnuel? Samuel
Daniel? Edmutid? Samuel? Samuel? JoJin') was born May <

Ninth Getieration 423
1861 ; married Sept. 20, 1883, Myrtie McKinster of East
Sharon, Penn.
ChUdren :
i. Clarrie BeUe,'" b. Mar. 21, 1885.
H. Lena Cordelia, b. April 11, 1887.
822
Elwin Mason? Livermore {Samuel? Samuel? Samuel?
Daniel? Edmutui? Samuel? Satnuel? John') was born Feb. 21,
1854; married Dec. 25, 1876, Lily BeU Baker.
ChUdren :
i. Ella Maud,'"b. Mar. 17, 1880.
ii. Samuel Henry, b. Nov. 14, 1884.
823
'Alice Leanna? Livermore {Leander? Edmund? Samuel?
Daniel? Edmund* Samuel? Samuel? John') was born Aug. 4,
1864, in Genesee, N. Y. ; married June 23, 1887, in Alfred
Centre, N. Y., WUliam H. Satterlee, born Jan. 22, 1861, in
Berlin, N. Y. Residence, Dunnellen, N. J.
ChUdren (Satterlee), the eldest born in Alfred, N. Y., the
others in DunneUen :
i. Leanna Sheppard,'" b. Sept. i, 1889.
ii. Laurence Gavitt, b. Sept. 16, 1891.
iii. WiUiam Leslie, b. Sept. 2, 1895.
iv. LaFrone Fitch, b. Sept. 14, 1897.
824
Allen Forsyth? Rees {Eugenia? John? Abner? Daniel?
Edmund? Samuel? Samuel? John') was born Nov. 14, 1858,
in Fort WUkins, Mich.; married June 24, 1884, in Boston,
Carrie Eliza WiUard, born there Feb. 9, 1857. Residence,
Houghton, Mich.
ChUd (Rees), born in Houghton :
i. Miriam Willard,'" b. July 30, 1885.

424 Livermore Family
825
Myrtle Louise? Millard {Harriet? James? James? Daniel?
Edmund? Samuel? Samuel? John') was born June 16, 1879,
in Leroy, 111.; married Aug. 19, 1897, Adelbert WUloughby.
Residence, Capron, 111.
Children (WUloughby), born in Chemung, IU. :
i. Vivian Florence,'" b. July 31, 1898.
ii. Millard, b. May 30, 1900.
826
Andrew James? Livermore {Derrick? Andrew? Jonas?
Oliver? Oliver? Daniel? Samuel? John') was born Oct. 16,
1852, in Coldbrook Township, IU. ; married (i) Nov. 14, 1875,
in Ellison, 111., Mary Jane Gray, born Nov. 14, 1857, near
Springfield, 111.; died Jan. 8, 1880, in Point Pleasant, IU.;
married (2) June 11, 1882, in Raritan, 111., Emma Alpaugh of
New Jersey, born Sept. 19, 1854, in Clinton, N. J. He is a
farmer in RosevUle, 111. No children. 827
Joshua Brown? Livermore {Derrick? Andrew? Jotuis?
Oliver? Oliver? Daniel? Samuel? John') was born Aug. 20,
1854, in Coldbrook Township, Warren Co., IU. ; married Sept.
3, 1879, in Monmouth, 111., Flora Wornom, born Nov. i, 1854,
in EUison Township, Warren Co., III. In Feb., 1883, they
moved to Clarinda, Page Co., Iowa, where he carries on a
farm. Children, born near Clarinda :
i. Clara Gertrude,'" b. Nov. 19, 1884.
H. Roscoe Brown, b. Aug. 15, 1888.
828
Louisa Eugenie? Livermore {Derrick? Andrew? Jonas?
Oliver? Oliver? Daniel? Samuel? JoJm') -was born July 5, 1856,
in Coldbrook Township, Warren Co., 111. ; married Feb. 24,
1873, in Point Pleasant, 111., Benjamin Loder BirdsaU, born Nov.
II, 1851, near Rochester, N. Y.

Ninth Generation 425
Children (Birdsall), the second born in Shenandoah, Iowa, the
others in Point Pleasant :
i. Charles Benjamin,'" b. Feb. 24, 1874.
u. Clara Elizabeth, b. Dec. 12, 1876.
iii. Alice Grace Lenore, b. Sept. 21, 1879.
iv. Derrick Leroy, b. AprU 25, 1882 ; d. there Oct. 15,
1884.
V. Robert Lincoln, b. Aug. 26, 1885.
vi. Ralph James, b. Feb. 3, 189 1.
829
Mary Aurilla? Livermore {Derrick? Andrew? Jotms?
Oliver? Oliver? Daniel? Samuel? John') was born May 24,
1858, in Point Pleasant, 111. ; married Feb. 3, 1888, in RosevUle,
IU., Reuben Davis, born June 20, 1857, in Swan Creek, IU.
ChUd (Da-vis), born in Point Pleasant :
i. Alice Miriam,'" b. July 2, 1890.
830
Clara Elizabeth? Livermore {Derrick? Andrew? Jonas?
Oliver? Oliver? Daniel? Samuel? John') was born July 7, 1866,
in Point Pleasant, IU. ; married there Feb. 24, 1887, Charies
, Welborn, born Mar. 7, 1863, in Birmingham, Schuyler Co., 111.
ChUdren (Welborn), born in Point Pleasant :
i. Mark Livermore,'" b. May 16, 1888.
u. Guy Otto, b. April 2, 1890.
831
Florence May? Livermore {Andrew? Andrew? Jonas?
Oliver? Oliver? Daniel? Samuel? John') was born July 14,
1865, in Point Pleasant, 111.; married Feb. 16, 1882, in Rose
vUle, IU., Augustus Albin Parrish, born July 6, 1858, in Warren
Co., Ind.
ChUdren (Parrish), born in Ellison, 111. :
i. Frederick Orson,'" b. Oct. 3, 1883.
ii. Jessie Lee, b. May 16, 1886.

426 Livermore Family
832
Waymen? Livermore {John? Andrew? Jotias? Oliver?
Oliver? Daniel? Samuel? John') was born AprU 14, 1858, in
Point Pleasant, IU. ; married Oct. 12, 1881, in Raritan, IU.,
Emma Voorhees, born there Aug. 11, 1859.
Child, born in Stuttgart, Ark. :
i. Elmer Voorhees,'" b. Mar. 7, 1891.
832a
Frederic Erwin? Whiting {Harriet? Lucy? Amos? Amos?
Oliver? Daniel? Samuel? John') was born Dec. 21, 1857, in
Brookline; married Oct. 10, 1883, in Cambridge, Amy Estelle,
daughter of Thomas Trenham and Clara (Rolf) Ferguson, born
Sept. 14, i860, in Westminster. He is business manager of the
Boston Herald. Residence, Auburndale.
ChUdren (Whiting) :
i. Royal Goodridge,'" b. Aug. 17, 1884, in Cambridge.
ii. Philip Erwin, b. May 15, 1886, in Auburndale.
833
Addie Maria? Symmes {SaraJi? TJiotnas? Amos? Amos?
Oliver? Daniel? Samuel? JoJm') was born May 23, 1853;
married Fred. M. Symmes of Winchester.
ChUdren (Symmes) :
i. Robert M.,'" b. May 28, 1883.
ii. Ruth S., b. April 29, 1887.
834
Arthur Cotting? Symmes {SaraJi? TJiomas? Amos? Amos?
Oliver? Daniel? Samuel? JoJin') was born Feb. 9, 1856; mar
ried Feb. 18, 1880, Kate C. Bates of Medford.
Child (Symmes) :
i. Mary Livermore Bates,'" b. July 5, 1882.

Nitith Generation 427
835
Jennie? Symmes {SaraJi? TJiomas? Amos? Amos? Oliver?
Daniel? Samuel? JoJtn') was born AprU i, 1861 ; married June
28, 1884, Charles A. Gardner of Medford.
Child (Gardner) :
i. Arthur Livermore,'" b. Nov. 26, 1886.
836
Arnold? Livermore {Oliver? Elislia? Elisha? Amos?
Oliver? Daniel? Samuel? John') was born March 11, 1872,
in Wellesley; married Oct. 13, 1897, in Catasauqua, Penn.,
Lucy, daughter of Charles E. and Emma A. (Dunes) HeUig,
born in 1875, in Germantown, Penn.
ChUd, born in Wellesley :
i. Ogden,'" b. Nov. 17, 1899.
837
Walter Augustine? Livermore {Charles? Charles? Jona
than? JonatJmn? Oliver? Datiiel? Samuel? John') was born
Aug. 26, 1854, in Providence, R. I. ; married (i) Aug. 26, 1877,
in Pa-wtucket, R. I., Mary Bell Ryder ; married (2) Daisy Ellen,
daughter of Charles Daniel and Mary Elizabeth Rush, born May
23, 1874, in Springfield, Ohio.
He was educated at the public schools and was graduated
with honors at the high school. Providence, in 1871. For a few
years he was engaged -with his father as a travelling salesman
and accountant. In 1888 he went West and located at Marion,
Ind., and Lima, Ohio. Here he was partner of Mr. Burr Sweet-
ser who successfully operated and conducted Sweetser's Bank,
now the First National Bank of Marion. During his ten years
of active life in that section he became Mr. Sweetser's manager
in various lines of successful theatrical enterprises, becoming the
general manager of Furrot's Opera House in Lima. At the
expiration of the lease he moved back to Providence, and opened
a private banking house, of which he is stUl the head.
Children :
i. Nellie Evelyn,'" b. May 18, 1878, in Providence.

428 Livermore Family
ii. Marion Rush, b. May 21, 1893, in Marion.
in. Dorothy L., b. July 9, 1897, in Marion.
838
Grace Daniels? Livermore {Thomas? Thotnas? Solomon?
Jotmthan? JotmtJmn? JonatJmn? Samuel? JoJm') was born May
30, 1873, in Cambridge; married Oct. 16, 1895, in Jamaica
Plain, Bulkeley, son of Samuel Edgar and Mary Agnes (BuUieley)
WeUs, born March 10, 1872, in Chicago, IU.
ChUdren (Wells) born in Jamaica Plain :
i. Bulkeley Livermore,'" b. July 15, 1896.
ii. Barbara, b. April 10, 1898.
iii. Dorothy Livermore, b. Jan. 15, 1900.
839
Walter Eliot? Thwing {Anne? Mehitable? Edward?
Samuel? Samuel? JonatJian? Samuel? John') was born AprU
27, 1848, in Roxbury. He was educated at private schools
until 1 86 1, when he entered the Roxbury Latin School, whence
he was graduated in 1868, and entered Harvard College, but
remained there only through the freshman year. In August,
1869, he entered the counting-room of his father as clerk. On
Dec. 26, 1870, he saUed in the ship " Daniel Marcy " from New
York, bound for San Francisco. The only lands seen on the
voyage were the island of Ferdinand Noranha, off BrazU, Feb.
II, 1871 ; Cape St. Diego at the extremity of Tierra del Fuego,
Mar. 23, 1871 ; Cape Horn, a couple of days later, and Point
Reyes, off the coast of California, the day of arrival at San
Francisco. The only incidents worth noting were the rescue
of a boy who fell overboard, and the capture of a shark, which
for a time had the deck to himself before he was kUled. The
voyage occupied one hundred and seventy days. He passed
three months in California, during which time he visited Los
Angeles, then chiefly inhabited by Mexicans ; in its -vicinity
there were few cultivated ranches, and those chiefly orange
groves. He also -visited the Yosemite valley, going into it on
horseback as the only road was a bridle path. He sailed from
San Francisco, Sept. 30, 1871, in the steamer "Great Republic,"

Walter Eliot Thwi.ng.

NintJi Getieration 429
for Japan, where he passed a couple of weeks visiting the ports
of Yokohama, Yedo, ^obe, and Nagasaki only, as the rest of
the country -was then closed to all foreigners. Then he visited
in turn Shanghai, Hong-Kong and Canton, in China ; Singapore,
Penang, Point de Galle, on the island of Ceylon ; Bombay, Cal
cutta, Benares and AUahabad, in India ; saUing from Bombay for
Suez, stopping a few hours at Aden, then through Cairo and
Alexandria, in Egypt, and thence through the chief countries
and cities of Europe and England, reaching Boston, Oct. 16,
1 872, perhaps the youngest young man up to that time to have
traveUed around the world alone.
In January, 1878, he saUed for Jamaica, where he passed two
months. He has visited many of the large Western cities and
has made the trip through the Great Lakes to Duluth.
He is a life member of the New-England Historic Genealogi
cal Society ; an associate member and honorary vice-president for
Massachusetts, of the Old Northwest Genealogical Society of
Columbus, Ohio ; secretary of the John Eliot Club of Roxbury,
and a member of the Unitarian Club of Boston. He is the
author of the Th-wing Genealogy and of the present work.
Residence, 65 Beach Glen street, Roxbury.
840
Elsie Thwing? Haven {Samuel? Mehitable? Edward?
Samuel? Samuel? Jonathan? Samuel? JoJm') was born March
24, 1855, in Mamaroneck, N. Y. ; married June 7, 1876, Gyula
DeFestetics. ChUdren (DeFestetics), born in New York :
i. Elsie Caroline Haven,'" b. Oct 7, 1880.
n. Dwight Livermore Haven, b. Sept. 30, 1897.
841
Thomas Haven? Chambers {Matilda? Mehitable? Edward?
Samuel? Samuel? Jonathan? Samuel? John') was born Dec. 2,
1858, in ApplebachsvUle, Penn. ; married March i, 1882, Ada
Elliott of Federalsburgh, Md.
ChUd (Chambers) :
i. Bertha,'" b. AprU 8, 1883 ; d. Sept 11, 1883.

430 Livermore Family
TENTH GENERATION. 842
Dennis Ashbury'" Livermore {Francis? Nelson? Larnard?
Isaac? Moses? JosiaJi? JosepJi? JoJin? JoJm') was born Aug. 6,
1856, in Benton Co., Iowa; married Dec. 24, 1883, in Shells
burg, Iowa, Minerva Lois [her name originally was Rachel Susan
NevUle, but she was adopted in June, 1863, by C. Devilbliss, in
HarrisvUle, Ohio, and christened Minerva Lois DevUbliss], born
Jan. I, i860, in Moorefield, W. Va.
Children :
i. Mary E.," b. May 6, 1885, in Clarion, la.
ii. Phena A., b. Mar. 12, 1886, in Clarion.
iii. LiUian A., b. Mar. 29, 1887, in Spencer, la.
iv. Lucy E., b. April 5, 1888, in Spencer.
V. Callie L., b. June 17, 1889, in Shellsburg.
vi. Francis D., b. Aug. 15, 1891, in Cedar Rapids, la.
vn. Harlow E., b. Dec. 8, 1892, in Cedar Rapids.
843
John Thomas'" Livermore {Francis? Nelson? Larnard?
Isaac? Moses? Josiah? Joseph? John? John') was born Aug.
28, 1865; married Aug. 27, 1887, in Clarion, Iowa, Irene Ella
 , born Dec. i, 1869, in Palo, Iowa.
Children :
i. Jessie Pearl," b. July 14, 1888, in Corwith, la.
n. Ernest John, b. July 4, 1892, in Albert Lea, Minn.
844
Nelson Grant'" Anderson {SemantJia? Nelson? Lamard?
Isaac? Moses? Josiah? Joseph? John? JoJin') was born June 23,
i860, in Benton Co., Iowa; married there March 9, 1884, Emma
A. Long, born there Sept. 10, 1864.
Children (Anderson), born in Hancock Co., Iowa :
i. Francis M.," b. Jan. 17, 1885 ; d. there Feb, 12, 1885,
ii. Sherman S., b. Feb. 23, 1886.
in. Robert M., b. Dec. 17, 1887 ; d. there Jan. 12, 1888.
iv. Muriel H.. b. AprU 2, 1889.
V. Emma M., b. May 11, 1891.

Tenth Generation 431
845
John Hamilton'" Anderson {SemantJia? Nelson? Lamard?
Isaac? Moses? JosiaJi* JosepJi? John? John') was born Aug. 12,
1862, in Benton Co., Iowa; married there March 17, 1883,
Alice R. Warner, born there July 6, 1861.
ChUdren (Anderson), born in Hancock Co., Iowa :
i. Bennie," b. Dec. 9, 1883.
ii. Jennie, b. June 6, 1885.
iii. Nettie, b. Oct 25, 1886; d. there Nov. i, 1886.
iv. Bertha, b. Nov. 3, 1888 ; d. there Mar. 6, 1892.
V. Wilber, b. July 8, 189 1.
846
Phena Jane'" Anderson {Semantha? Nelson? Lartiard?
Isaac? Moses? JosiaJi? Joseph? John? John') was born Dec.
31, 1864, in Benton Co., Iowa; married there Jan. 29, 1882,
Elias Long, born there Dec. 8, 1856.
ChUdren (Long), born in Hancock Co., Iowa :
i. Albert Marion," b. Feb. 16, 1884.
ii. Henry Lewis, b. April i, 1886.
Hi. Emery Quinter, b. Aug. 10, 1888.
847
Charles H.'° Anderson {Semantha? Nelson? Larnard?
Isaac? Moses? Josiah? Joseph? John? John') was born April
16, 1867, in Benton Co., Iowa; married Jan. 6, 1887, F. M.
Reynolds, born May 26, 1871, in Illinois.
ChUdren (Anderson), born in Hancock Co., Iowa :
i. J. C," b. Feb. 18, 1888.
ii. Charles H., b. Sept. 16, 1889.
in. J. S., b. Jan. 9, 1891.
848
Robert M.'" Anderson {Semantha? Nelson? Larnard?
Isaac? Moses? Josiah? JosepJi? John? Johtt') was born Sept.
18, 1869, in Benton Co., Iowa; married July 6, 1888, in Han-

432 Livermore Family
cock Co., Iowa, Ida M. Steele, born Nov. 28, 1872, in MitcheU
Co., Iowa.
ChUdren (Anderson), born in Hancock Co. :
i. Jessie A.," b. June 20, 1889 ; d. there Aug. 8, 1889.
ii. Edith E., b. Mar. 30, 1891.
849
Sarah M.'° Anderson {SemantJia? Nelson? Lamard? Isaac?
Moses? Josiah? Joseph? John? John') was born July 28, 1876,
in Benton Co., Iowa; married July 3, 1891, in Hancock Co.,
Iowa, John T. Long, born July 10, 1866, in Benton Co.
ChUd (Long), born in Hancock Co. :
i. Willis M.," b. May 28, 1892.
850
Nellie A.'" Howland {Mary? Anna? Mehitable? Isaac?
Moses? JosiaJt? Joseph? John? JoJm') was born May 29, 1867,
in Lisle, N. Y. ; married there May 31, 1888, Frank M. PendeU,
born March 5, 1863, in Whitney's Point, N. Y.
ChUd (PendeU), born in Lisle :
i. Lucius A,," b. July 15, i8go.

CORRECTIONS.

Page 3, fourth line, at the end, omit "in."
Page 41, fifth line, for (Paxton) read Livermore.
Page 47, last line, under Rebecca, who married Lebbeus Turner,
insert, " their daughter Carolinet married Dexter Converse, and
their daughter Rebecca Ann* Converse married Warren Jonas
Livermore (575)."
Page 117, under 141, iii, " Samantha" should be Semantha.
Page 122, fifth line, Samuel Bright Livermore died April 22, 1897, in
Boston. He was inspector of hay.
Page 156, fourth line, under 201, after Ebenezer Oliver Grosvenor,
insert "born Oct 29, 1783, in Grafton; died AprU 6, 1871, in
Albion ; he was a son of Rev. Daniel Grosvenor."
Page 160, No. 206, vi, " Samantha " should be Semantha.
Page 213, No. 316, " Michigan Biographies " says John S. Livermore
was born Jan 12, 1801, and died Oct. 4, 1861.
Page 214, No. 317, " Michigan Biographies " says Fidus Livermore
died May 22, 1880.
Page 281, under 443, iv, " Samantha " should be Semantha.
Page 349, sixth line from foot, under 615, in the ancestry of his third
wife, Ellen CorneHa WUUams, for " Thomas3 Livermore, Sam
uel^ " read "Josephs Livermore, John.'" See in, under No. 25
on page 25. *
Page 386, under 706, for " Raimond " read " Raymond."
Page 412, under 783, H, last line, omit " (Ward) " ; she was Edith
Gertrude Livermore.

INDEX.

The numbers against the names refer to the page where the names occur. A
name has but a single reference to the page on which it appears, though it may be
repeated there ; care should therefore be taken to look for such repetition.
Middle names are indicated by initials only [for example, Mary Amelia and Mary
Anna are both indexed under Mary A.] ; when given in full they show the surname
(maiden or otherwise) at the time of marriage. Where the context shows that this
surname is the maiden name, it is parenthesized ; otherwise the parentheses are
omitted.

Abbot, Abiel 137, 244
Abigail 137
Catharine (Thayer) 244
Dorcas 243
Dorcas (Abbot) 137
Elizabeth D. 244
Jacob 244
Abbott, Abby F. (Woods)
381 Arthur St. L. L. 261
Caleb 260
Carohne L. 381
Caroline (Livermore) 260
Caroline M. 261
Edward G. 261
Fletcher M. 261
Francis 381
Franklin P. 261
Grafton St. L. L. 261
Helen F. 381
Henry L. 261
Holker W. 261
Josiah G. 260
Madeline 381
Mercy (Fletcher) 260
Samuel A. B. 261, 381
Sarah L. 261, 381
William S. 261
Abells, Aletia (Jones) 267
Austin 267
Nathaniel T. 267
Ruth E. (Livermore) 267

Adams, Aaron 191
Adaline 196
Albert F. 311
Andrew 1 10
Cynthia 115
Dexter 191
Diancy R. (Taylor) 311
Elizabeth (Livermore) 115
Elsie (Livermore) no
Freddie 311
Grace (Livermore) 36
Ira 115
Jacob 36
Jane E. 191
John T. 311
Katie L. 311, 414
Levina 39
Libbie (Bunnell) 300
Lydia 36
Malvina 148
Maria C. 191
Martha 228
Nancy (Livermore) Rock
wood 190
Nathan 36
Nellie B. 311
Shubal P. 311
Stephen 190
Susie B. 311
William L. 311
Adry, Benjamin i8r
Clara F. (Steams) 181

Ahern, Ellen 358
Teresa 292
Aiken, Cecilia 276
Akins, Content 147
Sarah (Griswold) 147
Seth 147
Albert, Annie 183
Aldrich, Charlotte 239
Aldridge, Ruth 109
Alfrey, Serena J. 219
Allen, Alfred 292
Amory 269
Amory L. 269
Benjamin F. 269
Eliphalet 30
Elizabeth 41, 210
Elizabeth (Grout) 13
Elizabeth (Livermore) 30
Ella 390
Esther C. 292
Hannah 41
Isaac 41
James 288
Jerusha A. (Livermore)
269 Louisa 288
I^ydia 25
Martha 25, 26
Martin 390
Nathaniel 25
Orman D. 269
Permelia (Phelps) 292

436

Livermore Family

Alien, Rachel 390
Samuel 13
Alpaugh, Emma 424
Ames, Abigail (Buckley) 119
Amos 119
Betsey B. 102, 119
Marietta 327
Polly (Benjamin) 75
Samuel 75
Anderson, Alice R. (War
ner) 431
Bennie 431
Bertha 431
Charles H. 395, 431
Cynthia 298
Edith E. 432
Ella E. 395
Emma A. (Long) 430
Emma M. 430
F. M. (Reynolds) 431
Francis M. 395, 430
Hamilton J. 395
Ida M. (Steele) 431, 432
Ira L. 39S
J. C. 431
J. S. 431
Jennie 431
Jessie A. 432
John H. 39S, 431
Muriel H. 430
Nelson G. 395, 430
Nettie 431
Phena J. 395, 431
Priscilla 297
Robert M. 395, 430, 431
Sarah M. 395, 432
Semantha J. (Livermore)
395 Sherman S. 430
Sophronia A. 329
Wilber 431
Andres, Eliza M. 201
Anson, Alson A. 346
Annis E. (Potter) 346
Anthony, Elizabeth 274
Appleton, J. W. 139
Sarah P. (Williams) 139
Sophia (Williams) 139
Arnold, Sarah E. 367
Ashton, Zebiah V. G. 194
Atwood, Alvah A. 231
Mabel A. (Livermore)
231 Ruth (Newcomb) 231
William H. 231
Austin, Alvah 201
Mary (Cooley) 201
Mary E. 200, 201
Ayers, Polly 162
Babb, Abby 207

Babcock, Amanda (Pettit)
152 Cordelia 346
Lois 211
Potter 152
Bachelor, Joel 169
Laura (Goldthwait) 169
Laura J. 169
Bacon, Adeline E. (Learned)
365 Benjamin F. 365
Beulah C. (Fuller) 365
Charies F. 366
Edward L. 366
Joseph 365
Badershall, Edna B. (Liver
more) 175
Lewis E. 175
Badger, Wrexaville 284
Bailey, Betsey 181
Rosaltha S. 293
Bakeman, Fannie A. (Liv
ermore) 301
Leon M. 301
Major W. 301
Van N. 301
Baker, Anna G. 231
Edwin S. 275
Hattie M. 352
Helen M. (Livermore) 274
Lily B. 423
Mary A. (Underwood) 275
Mary (Ray) 274
Piatt 274
Raymond W. 275
Samuel 274
Balch, Lucy 170
Baldwin, Bertha R. (How
ard) 408
Catharine A. 275
Charles R. 275
Edwin L. 275
Ella (Allen) 390
Esther R. (Livermore) 275
Frank W. 275
Helen 275
Helen M. 390
Howell A. 408
Ida M. 275, 390
J. H. 275, 390
James 275
Jenny 187
Katharine 390
Lillian 390
Russell 390
Ruthven 275
Wilbur J. 409
Bale, Elizabeth 329
Ball, Abigail 35
Elizabeth (Fiske) 35

Ball, James 35
Ballard, Mary 337
Bancroft, Anna 365
Calista L. 203, 339
Caroline E. 203, 339
Charles L. 303
Clara 365
Edmund D. 364
Frank A. 303
George F. 303
Georgie M. 302
Grace L. 303
Harriet (Livermore) 169
Harriet M. 303
Henry H. 302
Henry L. 169, 302
Joseph 202
Joseph H. 303
Julia P. 169
Kate E. 365
Louisa (Livermore) 202
Maria C. (Hall) 203
Martha A. (Harris) 302
Martha M. 303
Matilda (Da\'idson) 303
Mary F. (Warfield) 302
Mary J. 203, 339, 364
Mary M. (Waters) 302
Mary P. (Morse) 364
Myron J. 203
Phoebe B. (Barrett) 364
Sarah E. 169
Solomon 169
Tamar 169
Walter M. 303
Woodis 169
Banks, Andrew A. 176
Eliza R. 176
Ella (Partridge) 176
Fanny (Livermore) 176
George G. 176
Julia (Kidder) 176
Marion E. 176
Martha A. 176
Mary P. 176
Mattie H. 377
Pascal P. 176
Susan P. 176
Bannister, Albert 383
Albert H. 383
Carrie E. 383
Charies H. 383
Eliza F. (Livermore) 383
Frank D. 383
Hiram 383
John T. 383
Kate B. 383
Lucy F. 383
Mary 383
Barker, Frederick S. 416

Index

437

Barker, Lottie (Livermore)
416 Olive 371
Parmelia (Livermore) 95
Peter 95
Sheldon L. 416
Barnard, Esther M. 77
Jane 308
Plooma S. 365
Barnes, Albert 273
Betsey 183
Edith J. 384
Elsa A. (Livermore) 105
Emma 273
F. 273
Flora 273
Franc 273
Franklin S. 105
James F. 384
Lucinda (Raymond) 273
Nellie M. (Longyear) 273
Sarah J. (Lincoln) 384
Bams, Rebecca 21
Barrett, Celina 218
Charles D. 237
Frank A. 315
Mary E. (Higgins) 237
Phoebe B. 364
Sarah 81
Sarah A. (livermore) 315
Barrows, Ellen A. (Prescott)
364 Gilman 364
Helen 364
Ulysses H. 364
Barstow, Georgianna M.
(Higgins) 237
PhUbrook D. 237
Bartlett, Clarissa (Seward)
184 Fanny L. 247
Horace 183, 184
Sarah C. 183, 184
Barton, Molly 89
Baseman, Hannah 192
Bassett, Hannah 116
Jonathan 116
Melinda 117
SaUy n6
Batchelder, Abby I. (Kim
ball) 377
Caleb M. 377
Emily A. (Buss) 377
Erland G. 377
George M. 377
Batchelor, Almira 393
Bates, Betsey 112
Electa 113
Eliza H. 385
Hetty 1 14 I

Bates, Kate C. 426
Luther 114
Mehitable 114
Baxter, Isaac 48
Melissa (Livermore) 48
Bayles, Ella E. 343
Beal, Elinor 381
Beale, Annie S. (Fowler) 380
Arthur W. 380
Edward L. 380
George W. 380
Harry St. L. 380
Sarah J. (Livermore) 380
Beard^ey, Sara G. 421
Bearse, CaroUne S. 370
Beatley, Clara (Bancroft)
365 James A. 365
Beatly, Catherine 219
Beck, Lucinda 189
Becket, Caroline S. (Bearse)
370 Eleanor B. 370
Joseph T. 370
Beebe, Diantha (Livermore)
159 Henry C. 159
Beedon, Martha A. 214
Beers, Liberty 107
Tamason (Livermore) 107
Belden, Anabella E. (Treat)
421 Belle A. 421
Betsey (Bemis) 242
Henry E. 421
James G. 421
Jennie M. 296
LeUa R. (Livermore) 420,
421 Lyda L. 421
Mary 242
Solomon 242
Belknap, Caroline L. (Ha
ven) 378
Edward 378
Mary E. 378
Thomas H. 378
Bell, Mary E. 200
Bemis, Abijah 23, 41
Abraham 23
Anna 23, 32, 135
Anna (Livermore) 23, 32,
34 Betsey 242
Catharine 35
Celicia 41
Chloe D. no
David 32
Dinah 45
Dinah (Hagar) 23

Bemis, Elijah 35
Elisha 23
Elizabeth 23
. Ellen 127
Esther -32, ^4
Grace 23
Grizel (Livermore) 41
Hannah 34
Hannah S. (Livermore)
127 Huldah (Livermore) 32,
34 John 23, 32, 35, 41
Jonas 127, 196
Jonathan 32, 34, 35
Joshua no
Josiah 23
Judith (Bemis) 196
Lewis 127
Louisa 196
Lucy (Elton) 23
Lydia 23, 79
Lydia (Hatch) Prouty no
Martha 190
Mary 32
Mary (Harrington) 23, 32
Nathaniel 23
Phinehas 23
Sarah 32
Susanna 23
Tabitha (Gove) 127
Thankful 35
Bemiss, Jane A. (Livermore)
"3 Rodney 113
Benezet, Ella L. (Wilcox)
331 Harold 331
Rudolph 331
Benjamin, Abel 30, 75
Abigail 30
Betsey 75
Betsey (Chase) 75
Billy 75
Catherine (Stanwood) 76
Charles 76
David 76
Ehsha 76
EUzabeth (Nutting) 75
Lucy (Chase) 76
Martha 75
Nathaniel 75
Olivia (Metcalf) 75
Phebe (WeUington) 75
Polly 75
Rebecca 30
Ruth 76
Samuel 75
Sarah 28
Tabitha (Livermore) 75

438

Livermore Family

Bennet, Mary 38
Bennett, Celinea (Gardner)
242 Elias 124
Eliza A. 124
Elizabeth D. 233
Elizabeth (Livermore) 124
Helen F. (Howe) 233
Helen M. 233
Henry D. 233
Jonas 242
Lucy E. 242
Sarah A. 125
Sarah (Hastings) 124
Stephen D. 125, 233
Stephen H. 124, 233
Bent, Anna (Bemis) Fiske
23 Hopestill 23
Lucy 18
Mary (Stone) 18
Thomas 18
Benton, Abigail (Livermore)
182 Abner 182
Adaline L. 320, 416
Albert L. 320
Alice E. 321
Alice L. 182, 321
Bertha P. 417
Betsey M. (Livermore)
103 Caroline 182, 320
Charles M. 182, 320
Charles W. 321
Curtis D. 182, 321
Curtis H. 321
Delia J. (James) 417
EUa M. (Merriman) 320
Florence A. 320, 416
Floyd W. 417
Frank O. 321
Frederick L. 321, 416
GUbert E. 321
Harris A. 182
Harvey 103
Martha A. 182, 321
Martha A. (Thompson)
321 Martin L. 182, 321
Mary E. 182
Myra M. 321
O. D. 103
Olive A. (Swazey) 321
Orlando 182
Winfield 182
Berkley, George 191
Jane E. (Adams) 191
Bernard, Clarissa A. 369
Betton, Roxanna 230

Betts, Elvina (Fuller) 152
Sidney 152
BidweU, Mary 1 14
Bigelow, Abigail 23, 28, 29
Abigail (BuUard) 28
Abijah 29
Abraham 19, 28, loi
Alpheus 29, 227
Amos 28
Anna 28, 29
Anna (Fiske) 28
Asa 108
Bethiah (Newton) 27
Betsey 27
Converse 29
Elijah H. 227
Elizabeth 27
Elizabeth (Nurse) 27
Emma G. 227
Eunice 29
Eunice (Mixer) 227
George 227
George E. 227
Grace 19, 28
Grace M. 227
Grace S. (Livermore) 227
Hannah 29
Isaac 19, 28
Jacob 19, 28, 29
Jesse 28
John 28
Joseph 28
Josiah 19, 29
Laurinda 109
Louisa (Train) loi
Lydia 29
Martha M. (Mansfield)
lOI Mary 14, 19, 27, 29, 92, 136
Mary (Flagg) 19
Mary (Harrington) 29
Mary (Livermore) 19, 34,
108 Mehitable 27
Mercv 39
Phebe (Rand) 92
Rebecca (Richardson) 108
Rhoda 29
Samuel 19, 28, 29, 92
Sarah 19, 27, 29, 34
Susanna 29
Susanna (Mead) 28, 29
Thankful 27
Thomas 19, 27, 29, 34
Uriah 19, 27, 29
WiUiam 29, 108
WUliam P. loi
Winthrop 109
Bingham, Anna 314
Bird, Bessie I. 413

Bird, John T. 413
Mary E. 413
Mary (Livermore) 413
MoUie 293
Birdsall, Alice G. L. 425
Benjamin L. 424
Charles B. 425
Clara E. 425
Derrick L. 425
Louisa E. (Livermore)
424 Ralph J. 425
Robert L. 425
Biscoe, Sarah 16
Bishop, Anna A. 282, 397
Charlotte C. (Brougham)
396 Curtis L. 282, 396
Ellen M. (Kennedy) 396
Emma D. 282, 397
Emma G. 396
Francis M. 282, 396
Helena A. 396
John B. 396
Lewis D. 282
Lottie S. 396
Louis H. 396
Lucius N. 282, 396
Martin A. 282
Mary F. 396
Olive L. (Matthews) 396
Ruth E. (Wade) 396
Semantha J. (livermore)
281, 282
WUbur F. 396
Black, Dugald 95
Violet (Livermore) 95
Blake, Diantha (livermore)
161 EUzabeth G. (Dart) 315
George W. 315
Joel N. 161
Sarah 315
Blanchard, BeUe 355
Blethen, Alonzo C. 281
Frances 281
Mabel L. (Livermore) 281
Bliss, Joseph 144
Louisa 144
Martha 158
Nanc)^ (Cooke) 144
Block, Harry L. 265
Nannie B. (Livermore)
265
Blodgett, Adele J. (Sibley)
287 Dorcas 243
Henry 2S7
Blood, MiUy 222
Nancy 222

Index

439

Blood, Thomas 222
Bogle, Catherine 219
BoUes, Charles A. 180
Harriet E. (Kittredge) iSo
Bolster, Eliza (Sibley) 49
Olney 49
Bond, Abigail i6
Catherine 54
Daniel 16
EUzabeth 16, 25
Ellen A. (Livermore) 314
Grace (CooUdge) 16
Hannah 16
Hannah (Bright) 54
Hannah (CooUdge) i6
Henry 16
J. ElUot 314
John 16, 136
Jonas i6, 54
Josiah 16
Luther 314
Marcus 112
Martha (Livermore) 136
Mary 17
Mary A. 268
Mary (Demon) 268
Mary J. 314
Samuel 268
Sarah 16
Sarah (Biscoe) i5
Sarah (Woodward) 17
Tirzah (StockweU) 112
WiUiam 16, 17
Bonney, Lydia 141
Lyman 289
MatUda M. 289
Miranda (WUson) 289
Booth, Phoebe E. 289
Bosworth, Anna 422
Boteler, Margaret 264
BothweU, EUza J. 188
Hugh H. 188
Letitia J. 188
Bottomly, Cornelia 191
Hannah J. 191
Hannah (livermore) 191
Lavina 191
Nancy A. 191
Samuel 107, 191
Sarah L. 107
Sarah (Livermore) 107
Boughton, Janette (Liver
more) 167
Thomas B. 167
Bowen, Ephraim W. 125
Francis 245
Martha W. (Livermore)
125 Peter 125
Sylvia 125

Bowles, Benjamin F. 239
Hirametta 239
Bowman, Martha (Liver
more) 91
Nathaniel 31
Ruth 31
Boyd, Charles N. 298
Myrtie A. (Livermore) 298
Boynes, Harriet (Livermore)
Boynton, Martha E. 371
OUve (Barker) 371
Oliver W. 371
Boyse, Agnes R. 262
Brackett, Albert 123
Cephas 123
Cephas H. 123
David 45
Louisa T. (Pierce) 123
Lucy 123
Lucy (Livermore) 123
Martha A. 1 23
Mary A. (Stone) 123
Mary L. 123
Patty (Hurd) 45
Bradbury, Lucy A. 305
Bradford, EUzabeth H. 126,
127 John R. 126, 127
Phebe (Harrington) 126,
127
Bradley, EmUy 379
Brainard, Elizabeth 419
Bray, Ruth B. 319
Brewer, Benjamin H. 48
Elisha 75
Frances 75
Martha 75
Martha (Livermore) 75
Melinda (Livermore) 48
Nathaniel 75
Brewster, Abbie J. 310
Agnes J. 414
Catharine H. (Taylor) 309
Catharine L. 310
EUen M. 309
Emma A. (KeUey) 414
Frederick K. 414
George H. 310, 414
Henrietta 310
Henry S. 414
Mary C. 414
Mary L. 310
WUliam H. 309
Bridge, Anna 14
Anna (Danforth) 14
Hannah 14
Matthevp 14
Brierly, Benjamin 169
Sarah E. (Bancroft) 169

Briggs, George N. 238
George P. 238
Harriet (Hall) 238
Matilda 288
Sarah E. (Livermore) Le
land 238
Brigham, Abigail 124
Barnabas 302
Ella 343
Elmina V. (Livermore)
342 Harry B. 342
Mary 302
Mary A. 302
Oliver S. 342
Sarah F. 124
Willard 124
Bright, AbigaU 54
Elizabeth 54
Francis 54
Hannah 54, 121, 122
Hannah (Smith) 122
Jonathan 54
Joseph 54, 122
Josiah 54
Lucretia 54
Mary 19, 21, 32
Mary (CooUdge) 21
Moses 54
Nancy 54
Nathaniel 21
Rachel (Livermore) 54
Sarah 54
Bristol, Abram 152
Alice (Pettit) 152
Broad, Mary A. 414
Brockway, Alice T. (Pick
ford) 150
Ann E. 288
Brooks, Elmira 158
Joshua 158
Lydia 178
Sarah 158
Brougham, Anna A. (Bishop)
397 Charlotte C. 396
Jerod W. 397
Broughton, Araesta S.
(White) 392
Henry W. 392
Jenny S. (Folsom) 392
John N. 392
Katherine F. 392
Nicholas 392
Paul F. 392
Philip F. 392
Brown, Abraham 53
Anna 53
Anna (Hamlin) 142
Clara 358

440

Livermore Family

Brown, Cornelia (Liver
more) 207
Daniel 142
Elizabeth 53, 54
Elizabeth (Livermore) 146
EUzabeth (Mairs) 153
Elizabeth (Simonds) 53
EUen B. 371
Florinda H. (Nye) 147
George 146
George L. 147
Hannah 36, 159, 160
Hannah (Flagg) 146
Hannah G. 260
Hannah (Pease) 36
Plarriet 153
Harriet E. 147
Henry N. 147
John C. J. 371
Jonathan 53, 153
Josephine M. 309
Josiah 146, 147
Mary 22, 53, 195
Mary E. (Colfin) 371
Mary (Livermore) 53
Mary M.' (Noyes) 147
Mehitable H. (Prout) 188
Melvina T. 188
Nancy 1 1 8
Nathaniel 53
Oliver 54
Phebe (Craig) 147
Ruth 53
Samuel 54
Samuel L. 146, 147
Sarah 53
WiUiam 36, 146, 188
WiUiam H. 207
Browne, Arthur 82
Jane 82
Mary (Cox) 82
Browning, Lucy 108
Bruce, Olivia A. 112
Smith 112
Bruffer, Julane 267
Brunner, Eliza 206
Bryant, Diana (Livermore)
95 Herman 387
Minnie C. 387
Viola J. (English) 387
William 95
Buckley, AbigaU 119
John W. 401
Phebe E. 401
Rachel E. (Underwood)
401 Rhoda 348
Bucknam, EUen I. 304
Seward 304

Buell, Levantia 288
Bulfinch, Nancy E. (Gee)
187 Warren 187
Bulin, Hannah 50
Bulkeley, Mary A. 428
Bullard, Abigail 28
Anna 18
Elizabeth (Livermore) 18
John H. 392
Jonathan 18
Lura A. M. 392
Moses 18
Sylvia (Newton) 392
Bunn, Carrie E. 407
Margaret E. (Lawson) 407
Nathan 407
Bunnell, Cora 300
Libbie 300
WUliam B. 300
Zipora E. (Livermore)
300
Burgess, Bertha E. 234
Charies G. 234
Florence E. (Livermore)
234 James C. 234
Susan A. P. 234
Burley, Mary A. (Liver
more) Mclntire 354
Nelson 354
Burlingame, Anson 238
Edward L. 238
Gertrude 238
Jane C. (Livermore) 238
Walter A. 238
Burnham, Albert J. 306, 307
Alice I. (Smith) 306, 307
Henry J. 307
Laura A. 307
Sarah H. (Livermore) 307
Burt, Bethiah 52
Edmund 158
Hepzibah (Livermore) 158
Horace 158
Martha (Bliss) 158
Burton, Genoa M. 345
Busby, Sarah 13
Buss, Emily A. 377
Butler, Mary E. 174
Cadwell, Nancy 283
Cady, Correlli 404
Diana (Dickerson) 404
Ella E. 404
Paltie A. 310
Caldwell, Levi 96
Polly (Livermore) 96
Calkins, Lydia 1S4
CampbeU, Florence (Liver
more) 293

Campbell, Henry 337
Henry K. 337
Malcolm 293
Robert L. 337
Sarah (Livermore) in
Stella M. (Kingman) 337
William in
Card, Charles 345
Detta (Livermore) 345
Martha 345
Cargill, Calista L. (Ban
croft) 339
Cora A. (Sweet) 419
Edward B. 339
Elsie L. 419
George B. 339
George W. 419
Walter B. 339, 419
Carlisle, Marietta 313
Carpenter, Emily J. 159
Jane L. 275
Sarah E. 324
Carrick, EvaUne H. 411
Carroll, Asenath 307
Carruth, Bertha M. 384
Clara L. 384
Clara M. (Livermore) 384
Edwin E. 384
Edwin W. 384
Melinda 384
WUUam E. 384
Carter, Amos 181
Ann 181
Flora 422
Ida 418
Jennie (Gorton) 422
May 422
Polly (Stearns) 181
Russel 422
Sarah R. 422
Case, Carlton C. 411
Clara C. (Livermore) 411
Edith L. 411
Russell 411
Gate, Lulu A. 414
Lydia M. (Stevens) 414
Van Ness B. 414
Gates, Anna S. (Livermore)
176 Charles E. 176
CatUn, Estella 272
Sylvia 164
Chadbourne, D. Rand 319
James M. 319
Ruth B. (Bray) 319
ChadweU, Mary 263
Chamberlain, Catherine 172
Ida F. 250
Mary 267
ChamberUn, CarolineW. 391

Index

441

Chambers, Ada (Elliott) 429
Annie H. 380
Bertha 429
George M. 380
Henry P. 380
MatUda L. (Haven) 380
Thomas H. 380, 429
Champlin, Elisha P. 278
Sarah A. 27S
Champney, Francis C. 222
Rebecca M. 222
Rebecca (MiUer) 222
Chapin, Mary 300
Chapman, Anna W. 238, 239
Clara (Temple) 239
Frederick H. 285
Henry 239
Mary A. (Livermore) 2S5
Noyes P. 285
Wealthy McK. 285
Chase, Betsey 75
Comfort (livermore) 100
Desire (Luce) 142
Elbert J. 355
Ezekiel 100
Joseph 100
Lucy 76
Lura 142
May L. (KeUogg) 355
Mercy (livermore) 100
PoUy 362
Roxanna A. 295
Thomas 142
Chauncy, Anna 198
ChUd, Abijah 77
Almira 309
Almira (Rice) 309
Amos 77
Beulah (Harrington) 77
Elisha 309
Ellen 309
Ephraim 77
Grace (Bemis) 23
Joshua 23
Lydia 77
Lydia (Livermore) 77
PoUy 77
William 77
ChUds, Eunice M. (FuUer)
137 Harriet (Livermore) 137
Helen 340
Lucy (Mason) 56
Prentice 137
Samuel 56
WUliam P. 137
ChUson, Elizabeth 405
Choate, Eliza B. 253
Elizabeth (Dyer) 253
Isaac 253

Churchill, Anna E. 344
Sophia 349
Theodosia 344
ClafUn, Eunice 122
George W. 229
Lois 123
Lois (Parker) 122, 123
Martha 228
Martha K. 228
Mary F. (Learned) 229
Samson 122, 123, 228
Clark, Annis E. (Potter)
Anson 346
Betsey (Livermore) 92
Cabot M. 150
Catherine H. (Whitney)
235 Cora (BunneU) 300
Edward 235
Ellen M. 235
Ellen R. 208
Emery Z. (Livermore) 1 50
Emma B. 404
George S. 346
Gertrude L. 318
Harriet A. (Steams) 318
Hattie E. 413
Jerry 289
Jessie (Livermore) 289
Lucinda S. 265
Mary (Oliver) 404
Raymond S. 318
Sophia 265
Sumner H. 318
William 265
WUmot 404
Clarke, Amanda 117
Angeline T. 248
Caroline 353
Charlotte (Aldrich) 239
Clarissa C. 117
EUzabeth 78
Hannah 81
Hannah (Cutting) 81
Harriet L. 239
John 81
Selucia 212
Wedworth W. 239
Cleveland, Angeline T. 248
Cline, Abbie E. (Livermore)
422 Almon D. 422
Arlonine 422
Carlton 422
Clinton, Anna A. (Bishop)
Brougham 397
Grace R. 397
Lyman D. 397
Morris D. 397
Cobb, Eliza 167

Coburn, Elisha 80
John 79, 80
Jonas 80
Sarah (Livermore) 79
Thomas 80
Codman, Arthur A. 378
Henry 378
Mary E. (Belknap) 378
Cofiin, Emeline F. 232
Hephzibah (Swain) 232
Jared 232
Mary E. 371
Cogswell, Hannah 96
Colby, Sibyl A. 126
Collins, Betsey 196
Flavins J. 218
Harriet (Shepherd) 218
Ida R. 218
James T. 218
Josephine T. (Osgood)
218 Newton M. 218
Polly (Livermore) 218
Thaddeus 218
Colt, Helen A. 329
Comins, Louisa A. (Sibley)
196 Thomas 196
Comstock, Adaline 420
Betsey 103
H. R. 266
Harriet R. 266
Hattie E. 266
Rosa A. 147
Ruth 112
Conant, Hulda (Hobart)
180 John 180
Sarah (Livermore) Kitt
redge 180
Cone, Cyrus L. 267
Julane (Bruffer) 267
Marion J. 267
Sophia P. (Livermore)
Jackson 267
Conger, Blanche (Cook) 342
Cornelia M. 342
Daniel 207, 342
DeWitt 342
Elijah 207
EUa (Cooper) 342
Keoka (Smith) 342
Melinda (Livermore) 207
Melissa (Marsh) 341
Mortimer L. 207, 341
PoUy (Jaynes) 342
Zayda 341
Conkey, Blanche A. (Mos
crip) 389
Carrie L. 389

442

Livermore Family

Conkey, John F. 389
Mary E. 389
Robert M. 389
Converse, CaroUne (Turner)
334. 433
Dexter 334, 433
Rebecca A. 334, 433
Cook, Andrew S. 205
Anna (Chauncey) 198
Anna M. 395
Benj. F. 123
Blanche 342
Clara (Livermore) 96
EUen L. 397
Frank C. 205
Fred E. 205
Horace 198
Joseph 96
Lavinia 205
Lyman 166
Mabel F. 205
Mary A. (Gleason) 166
Mary C. 198
Mary L. (Brackett) 123
Miriam A. (Livermore)
205 Susy (Livermore) 90
Cooke, Nancy 144
Cooley, Mary 201
CooUdge, Abigail 12
Daniel 13, 17
David 55
Elizabeth 12, 13, 17
Grace 12, 16
Hannah 12, 16
Hannah (Livermore) 12
Hepzibah 55
John II, 12, 17, 20
Jonas 17
Jonathan 12
Louisa 318
Mary 12, 20, 21, 365
Mary (Bond) 17
Mary (Mixer) 55
Mary (WeUington) Mad-
dock) 20
Nathaniel 17
Richard 12, 17
Samuel 17
Sarah 12, 13, 17
Susanna 17
Thaddeus 17
William 17
Coon, Abigail W. 348
Arlonine E. 349
Cooper, EUa 342
John 31
Lydia 33
Mary (Sherman) 31
Corbett, Eunice (Hix) 207

Corbett, Lydia W. 207
PhiUp 207
Corby, Lovina A. 159
Cormick, Adaline (Liver
more) 103
David 103
Correll, Mary A. 360
Sarah J. 360
Cortright, Betsey (Liver
more) 147
Edward 147
James 147
Nancy M. (Livermore)
147
Coryell, Augusta (MiUs) 272
Henry 272
Cotting, Hepzibah (Grant)
121 Timothy 121
Couch, Lucy 404
Cowin, Julia 210
Cox, John B. 419
John T. 419
Lillian C. (Sturdy) 419
Mary 82
Coy, Bela A. 326, 327
Charles C. 326, 418
Charles L. 418
Cora M. (Parker) 418
Daisy M. 418
Debbie I. 326, 417
Delette R. (Crandall) 326
DeU 326, 418
Florence I. 418
Frank 418
Helen D. 418
Ida (Carter) 418
Joe 418
John F. 326, 418
Margaret (Horan) 418
Marie 418
Mary D. 326
Maud F. 418
Nelson 326
Rachel 418
Walter 418
Craig, Phebe 147
Crain, Betsey A. 208
Crandall, Beth 329
Cenah H. (Pettit) 186
Chades H. 186
Charles T. 328, 418
Deborah 186
Delette R. 186, 326
Edith M. 328
Elizabeth (Bale) 329
Eve 328
Frank 327
Gwendoline 329
Harry B. 327

Crandall, Harry F. 327
Helen L. 328
Imerta A. i85
James I'. 186, 327
Joan 329
John N. 328
Joseph A. 187
Louisa F. 186, 328
Lulu B. 187
Lysander E. 186, 327
Mamie (Stoat) 327
Margie 329
Marietta (Ames) 327
Martha E. (Slough) 418
Mary (Livermore) 186
Mary T. 186
MUdred 329
Myrta R. 328
Nellie A. 327
Nelson 186
Netta 327
Paul R. 419
Phidelia 186
Samuel N. 186, 329
Sarah A. (Partee) 327
Scott 327
Susannah 209
Tacy (Tanner) i86
Walter M. 186
WUUam 186, 329
Crane, Julia 183
Crause, EUzabeth 273
Crawford, EUza 163
Crisler, John 218
Martin 218
Mary E. 218, 356
Polly (Frank) 218
Ruth (Livermore) 218
Crosby, Sarali M. 196
Cross, Lucinda B. 286
CroweU, Martha 149
Crozier, Mary E. 361
Grumpier, Martha J. 201
Cummings, Abby L. 330
Grace W. 330
Horace L. 330
Polly 185
Cunningham, Sarah B. 129
Curran, Mary L. 318
Currier, Eliza 175
Curtis, Betsey (Livermore)
96 Caroline (Smith) 171
Emma 171
Ezra 96
Luther 171 ¦
Mary 171
Cushman, Cynthia (Adams)
"5 Daniel 115

Index

443

Cutler, Addie 415
Amelia 384
George 384
Nettie S. 384
Cutting, Alfred L. 309
George W. 309
Hannah 81, 176
Josephine M. (Brown) 309
May C. (Livermore) 309
Richard 36
Thankful 36
Daggett, Byron E. 177
Fanny B. (Livermore)
White 177
Danforth, Anna 14
Susan C. 235
Daniels, Aberdeen 371
George 372
Lemira B. 202
Ruth 43
Sarah E. 371
Darley, Laura R. 247
Darling, Joshua 191
Roxalana 191
Dart, EUzabeth- G. 315
Dascomb, AbigaU A. (Liv
ermore) 244
Calvin 244
EUphalet P. 244
Rachel 244
Davidson, MatUda 303
Davis, Addison 125
AUce M. 425
Betsey in
EUza 198
Lydia L. (Wood) 125
Mary A. (Livermore) 425
Mary E. 291
Rachel 19
Reuben 425
Dawson, Elizabeth 193
Day, Albert H. 296
EUza A. (Gleason) 296
FrankUn E. 296
George A. 296
Henry S. 296
Jennie A. 296
JennieM. (Belden) 296
Joseph 32
Minnie E. 296
PriscUla (Livermore) 32
Simeon S. 296
Dean, Alice F. 415
Arthur 415
Laura E. (Fay) 415
Leon A. 415
Lewis H. 415
Dearborn, Susan E. 229
De Festetics, Dwight L. H.
429

De Festetics, Elsie C. H.
429 Elsie T. (Haven) 429
Gyula 429
De Lany, Lydia B. 388
Delany, Mary M. 279
Demon, Mary 268
Derby, Caroline M. (Ab
bott) 261
George 261
Devilbliss, C. 430
Minerva L. 430
Dexter, Alvin 231
Mai-y 231
Mary A. 231
Dickerson, Diana 404
Dickinson, Carrie L. 311
Frank E. 312
Jeannie A. (Taylor) 311
Joseph L. 311
Louis A. 311
Mabel 312
Ruby 312
WUlis W. 312
Dickson, Charles 362
Louisa F. 362
Rebecca F. R. (MUls) 362
Dillingham, Allina M. (Liv
ermore) 249
Leonard P. 249
Pitt 249
Dix, Abigail (Livermore) 79
Henry B. 79
Jane 33
Joel 79
Jonas 23, 78, 79
Lydia (Bemis) 23, 79
Martha (Wellington) 79
Mary 78, 79
Dodd, Jane 160
Dodge, Betsey R. (Liver
more) 174
Clara 213
Frank B. 174
Izette B. 174
Donelson, Andrew J. 420
Eliza M. (Howard) 419,
420 Fidelia H. 420
Naomi K. 420
Sarah (Nelson) 420
Thomas P. 420
Doolittle, Eliza H. 182
Jedidah 182
Uri 182
Doubleday, Elisha 1 1 1
Julia (Livermore) Whip
ple in
Douglass, Elizabeth 142
EUen P. (Goudy) 320

Douglass, Forest 320
Frederick M. 407
Josie C. 407
Lillie J. (Livermore) 407
Dow, Dorothy 148
Downing, Learned 243
Lucinda 243
Susan E. 243
Dowse, George S. 123
Martha A. (Brackett) 123
Draper, Albert L. 205
John W. 205
Lavinia (Cook) 205
Minnie B. (Livermore)
205
Drown, Marian (Keely) 368
Mary A. B. 368
Simeon 368
Drum, Hattie 183
Dudley, AbigaU (Hotch
kins) 159
Jane M. 159
Johanna 266
Lyman 159
Dunbar, Addie M. (Pratt)
121 Eben 121
Mae I. 314
Duncan, Adaline 178
Eliza A. 201
Duncklee, Betsey 232
Betsey P. (Woodbury)
232 Joseph 232
Dunes, Emma A. 427
Dunham, Asenath 277
Dunk, Ellen F. (Livermore)
224 Thomas J. E. 224
Dunlap, Jane 35
Dunn, James C. 128
Dunton, Beulah (Liver
more) 26
Levi 26
Dutton, Hester R. 331
Dwight, Elijah 46
Orpha 189
Sophia 374
Dyer, Elizabeth 253
Jeremiah 55
Lucy (Livermore) Huse
55
Eads, Cornelia 197
Eagles, Daniel W. 317
EUen A. (Stearns) 317
EvaE. 318
Florence G. 318
Howard A. 318
Nettie L. 318
Earle, Mary 96

444

Livermore Family

Eastwood, Charles K. 337
Eric K. 338
Sidney K. 338
Helen E. (Kingman) 337
Margaret J. (Johnston)
337 Sidney S. 337
Eaton, Clarissa (KimbaU)
74 Joshua 22
Lydia 22
Lydia (Livermore) 22
Mary 212
Rebecca 22
Samuel 22
Eddy, Ebenezer 49
Ruth 49, 106
Ruth (Ward) 49
Sarah 45
Edminster, EUzabeth 291
Eells, Helen L. 377, 378
Eels, Mary 250
Eggleston, Sibyl 150
Eldredge, Almira (Liver
more) Smith 155
Storrs 155
EUenwood, Rebecca (Ben
jamin) Livermore 30
Sarah 139
Thomas 30
Elliott, Ada 429
Caroline A. 420
LueU W. 347
Mary E. (Potter) 347
Ellis, Amelia A. 270
SteUa (Hanna) 272
Thaddeus 272
Warren 270
Elton, Lucy 23
Ely, Charlotte L. 330
Elizabeth (Gilmore) 330
Lucius 330
Emerson, Fannie B. 313
George E. 313
George W. 312
Martha A. (Livermore
312 Theodosia 377
Emery, Ellen V. 253
Jennette (Loring) 253
Sarah J. 253
Sarah (Stowell) 253
Stephen 253
English, Albert E. 388
Analdo M. 271
Aurabelle G. (Gardiner;
271 Delah (Hariow) 387
Elvia B. 271, 3S7
EmUy (Livermore) 271

English, Ernest A. 271
Euler F. 271, 387
Inelah M. 271, 387
Jessie J. 271
Lena A. 271, 388
Mary E. 388
Minette C. 271
Nathan F. 271, 388
Oral D. 27 1
Viola J. 271, 387
Estes, CorneUa (Eads) 197
Fannie 197
Jeptha D. 197
Evans, Katharine 356
Persis W. 120
Sarah 51
Eveleth, Elizabeth 113
Ewing, Calista (Livermore)
168 Luther B. 168
Fabyan, Emma F. 308
Mary S. (Howe) 308
Samuel 308
Fairbairn, Guy 190
Louis 190
Lulu J. (Vance) 190
Fairbanks, Clarissa A. (Pot
ter) 346
Levi R. 346
Fancher, Calista A. (Liver
more) 294
Charles E. 295
George W. 294
Jennie M. 295
Lena B. 295
Leon L. 295
Sophia J. 295
Farnham, Alice A. 352
Farnsworth, Asenath (Wa
ters) 156
Joseph 156
Margaret B. (Longley)
223 Samuel 223
Sophia 156
Farr, Winona 382
Farrar, Elizabeth L. (Up
ham) 199
Henry 199
Fanvell, Abbie 177
Abigail G. (Taylor) 177
John V. 177
Faulkner, Ruth 306
Faxon, Catharine (Cham
berlain) 172
Hannah W. 228
James 172
Martha (Adams) 228
Susan 172
William 2 28

Fay, Adaline E. (Liver
more) 178
Adaline J. (Livermore)
313 Addie (Cutler) 415
Alice M. 314
Anna (Bingham) 314
Catherine 381
Clara S. (Hyland) 415
Edward H. 381
Elizabeth L. (Pickman)
381 Enos G. 415
Fred. 178
Frederick H. 313, 415
George H. 314
Gerould E. 313
Gertrude (HinsdeU) 314
Harvey G. 314
Herbert E. 314, 415
Julia E. 415
Laura E. 314, 415
Lucy A. 415
Mae I. (Dunbar) 314
Martin K. 314
Mary (Halpin) 314
Oscar H. 314
Paul E. 415
Richard S. 381
Sarah L. (Abbott) 381
Walter M. 314
WiUiam P. 381
Felton, Benjamin 97
Joanna 36
MiUey (livermore) 97
Fenkin, Catherine M. 376
Fenner, Ada I. 399
Adeline (Livermore) 283,
292 Ann E. 284, 292 •"
Charles 2S4
Charles H. 399
Frederick 284, 399
George L. 283
George W. 399
Hattie A. (Van Horn)
399 Leander 284
Lillie A. 399
Mary B. 399
Rebecca 163, 284
WiUiam 283, 292
Ferguson, Amy E. 426
Clara (Rolf) 426
EUzabeth W. 204
Margaret (Stowell) 204
Selden K. 204
Thomas T. 426
Fick, Maria 391
Field, Phebe 178

Inde.

445

Fields, Olive S. 174
Fifield, George W. 320
Sarah L. 320
Sarah (Morrill) 320
Finn, Florence A. (Benton)
416 James C. 416
John C. 416
Firman, Mary F. 268
Fish, Clara P. (Livermore)
375 Erland F. 375
Frederick 13S
Frederick L. 375
Frederick P. 375
Margaret A. 375
Mary J. (Perry) 375
Mary (Livermore) 13S
Fisher, Anna 230
Anna J. 230
Austin W. 370
Benjamin F. 123
CaroUne L. 230
Clarissa A. (Bernard) 369
EUza B. 230
EUen M. 230
George 122, 229, 230
George W. 230
Gertmde I. 370
Hannah C. (Teele) 229
Harriet E. 230
Jabez 122, 230
Jabez F. 230, 369
Jabez W. 370
Lizzie L. 230
Lucy B. (Hosmer) 230
Lydia S. 323
Mary L. 230, 369
Oliver 123
Roxanna (Betton) 230
Sarah 122
Sarah C. 230
Sarah L. 122, 230
Sarah (Livermore) 122
Fisk, Dyanthia (Livermore)
95 Hepzibah 18
Fiske, AbigaU (White) 135
Abijah L. 135
Anna 28
Anna (Bemis) 23
Anna M. 135
Daniel 17
Elijah 13s
Elizabeth 17, 35
Francis 135
Grace 17
Hannah 17
Henry 17
Josiah 17

Fiske, Luke 135
Lydia 135
Lydia (Livermore) 135
Nathan 17
Samuel 17, 23, 135
Sarah 17
Sarah (Coolidge) 17
Sarah J. 135
Sarah (Livermore) 135
Fitch, Arthur 272
Betsey J. 393
Lois (Babcock) 211
Maud (Hanna) 272
Nancy (Blood) 222
Patten 211
Tacy B. 211
Fitts, Chloe (White) ni
Daniel n i
Diantha 112
Elisha L. n 2
Emeline 112
Lorinda 112
Fitts, Lydia (Livermore)
III Martha 168
Sarah (Merriam) 168
Tirzah 112
Walter 168
Flagg, Hannah 146
Mary 19, 39
Flanders, Sarah 172
Fletcher, Mercy 260
Flint, John 93
Mary 93
Flower, Clara A. (Howard)
420 EsteUe H. 420
Florence 420
James 420
Minerva (Scott) 420
Richard 420
Floyd, AUce (Taylor) 310
Clara S. 329
Cyrus 329
Sophronia A. (Anderson)
329 WUUam B. 310
FoUett,  191
Folsom, Benjamin 273
Caroline (MaUory) 273
Eva L. 279
Florence (Maclem) 279
George F. 279
Grosvenor 279
Helen S. F. (Livermore)
279 Jenny S. 279, 392
Lucinda 273
Martha (Foster) 279
Mary M. (Delany) 279

Fol.^om, Mary O. 279, 392
Paul F. 279
Raymond 273
Rebecca (Raymond) 273
Sarah H. 279
Titus P. 279
Foot, Frederick 341
Zayda (Conger) 341
Forbes, Plarriet E. 410
Ford, Arthur L. 264
Edward L. 264
James IC. 264
James L. 264
Louisa (Livermore) 264
Mary K. 264
Foresman, Eddy 326
Eliza J. (Livermore) 326
Elvira L. 326
Louie B. 326
Nellie M. 326
Robert 326
Sally 326
Fort, Kate M. (Livermore)
194 John H. 194
William M. 194
Foskit, Dwight 149
Lorin F. 149
Nancy 149
Sophia (Livermore) 149
Foster, Ai E. 353
Clark O. 352
Dorothy 115
Edward H. 382
Edward R. 352
Edwin D. 352
Grace 353
Harry L. 353
Harvey A. 382
Ina A. (Livermore) 353
Louisa A. (Livermore)
352 Louise E. 352
Mabel 353
Martha 279
Mary F. (Montgomery)
382 Re. G. 352
Winona (Farr) 382
Fowler, Annie S. 380
Nancy M. 390
Frair, Alice A. 212
Frank, Polly 218
Frasier, Minnie G. 386
Frazine, Emily (Livermore)
210 Floyd 210
Henry 210
French, Agnes (Norval) 397
Anna (Seward) 282

446

Livertnore Family

French, Ebenezer S. 282
EUzabeth 283, 398
Ellen L. (Cook) 397
Hepzibeth 283
Kit C. 283
Lucius 283, 397
Mary 283, 398
Mena E. (Keeler) 283
NeUie 398
OUve 283, 398
Orin 283
Freund, Mary E. (Belknap)
Codman 378
Robert 378
Fulham [FuUam], Francis
14 Sarah (Livermore) 14
Fuller, Abijah 137
Annie 152
Betsey 220
Beulah C. 365
Cerulia (Tommis) 276
David A. 234
Derrick 119
Edwin 152
Elvina 152
Emmeline C. 234
Eunice M. 137
Eunice (Morse) 137
Frances C. 276
Grace M. 234
Helen S. 234
Jennie (Warren) 330
John 142, 276
John H. 234
John R. 152
Jotham 234
Lura (Chase) Livermore
142 Lydia A. 234, 370
Maggie (Shepard) 152
MarshaU 330
Martha M. (Wood) 233,
234 Mary (Livermore) 119
Mary (Pettit) 152
Robert 152
Samuel A. 234
Thomas S. 234
Gage, Milley 97
Galbraith, Elizabeth E. 243
John 243
Rachel 243
Gale, Elizabeth 27
Elmond 47
Louisa (Livermore) 47
Nehemiah 47
Rufus 47
Ruth (Marsh) 47
Galusha, Charles i-,. 389

Galusha, Helen M. (Weav
er) 389
Jesse 389
LilUan E. 389
Maud 389
Reuben H. 389
Gamble, Alice (Livermore)
293 John W. 293
Orpha J. (Livermore) 354
Richmond R. 354
Ward 293
WUUam H. 354
Gardiner, Aurabelle G. 271
Benjamin 174
Betsey (Livermore) 174
Daniel 174
Deborah L. (Gee) 187
George 174
Henry R. 174
John 174
Lewis 174
Lydia 174
Mary A. (Gould) 174
Mary D. 174
Mary E. (Butler) 174
Minnie (Ready) 174
Nathan A. 187
Phebe 174
Gardner, Amanda 368
Arthur L. 427
Celinea 242
Charles A. 427
EUa C. 368
Jennie (Symmes) 427
Loring 368
Lucy F. 287
Mary C. 307
Garfield, Anna 39
Elisha 23
Lydia (Livermore) 24
Mary 34, 74
Mercy (Bigelow) 39
Samuel 24
Susanna (Bemis) 23
Thomas 39
Garner, Abbie B. 321
Albert T. 321
Alfred H. 321
Ethel J. 321
Louella D. 321
Martha A. (Benton) 321
Gates, Elizabeth 50
Louisa 191
Marina 184
Gaymon, Charles E. 407
Esther A. (Livermore)
407 Harold 407
RoUa H. 407

Gee, Charles B. 187
Deborah L. 187
Ella (Palmer) 187
Hiram B. 187
Jenny (Baldwin) 187
Lark A. 187
Margaret E. 187
Mary A. (Reynolds) 187
Nancy E. 187
Rachel J[. 187
Sally (Livermore) 187
Sarah R. 187
Thomas 187
Geer, Alice 408
Alta 408
Archie 408
Belva 408 ,
Lizzie (Livermore) 408
Warren 408
George, Lula 349
Susanna 19
Giffin, Alice M. (Livingston)
382 Anna (Page) 265
Anson 265
Charles H. 335
Cynthia 265
Eugene 382
Lucy G. (PeUett) 335
Mary M. 335
Gilbert, Clara 288
Margaret (Pike) 288
Mary 248
Royal 288
GUchrist, Catharine (McCol-
lom) 275
James H. 275
Margaret 275
Giles, Benjamin 139
Eleazer 139
Nancy (WUUams) 139
Sally 171
Sarah (EUenwood) 139
GUlespie, Adam M. 398
Addie M. (Seward) 398
Charles S. 398
Edward C. 399
Homer F. 399
Loren Louis 399
Luella I. 399
Sadie E. 398
GUlett, Chester J. 394
Phena D. (Livermore) 394
GUmore, EUzabeth 330
Gilson, Annie L. 361
Henry R. 361
Isabella H. 361
John 361
John L. 361
Joshua 361

Index

447

GUson, Mary 361
Robert F. 361
Sarah E. (Livermore) 361
WiUiam J. 361
Gleason, Abigail (Stone)
Livermore 24
Achsah 290
Adaline (Ray) 295
Allen 166
Alta E. 295
Benjamin 166
CaroUne 384
Caroline M. 383, 384
Carrie L. 295
Charies W. 295
David B. 384
Eliza A. 166, 296
EUzabeth 78
EUzabeth (Clarke) 78
Etta A. 295
Isaac 14, 78
Josiah 165, 295
Lydia (Livermore) 166
Martha (livermore) 14
Mary A. 166
Mason 166
Roxanna A. (Chase) 295
Samuel 24
Warren 166, 295
Glezen, Bell C. 405
Cleon B. 405
CUfford J. 405
Edith M. 405
Emeline F. (Livermore)
288 Emma B. (Clark) 404
Emmagene (Olds) 288
Frank E. 288, 404
Grace L. 405
James R. 288, 405
Jennie E. (LobdeU) 404
Lewis M. 288
LiUian 405
MarshaU M. 288
MatUda (Briggs) 288
Mattie A. (Jennings) 405
Morcena 288
RusseU L. 288
Sarah E. 288, 405
Glion, Catherine 279
Glover, PoUy (Terry) 79
Gloyne, Carra L. 391
Caroline W. (Chamber
Un) 391
Louise (Livermore) 391
Nelly M. 391
Samuel 391
Goddard, Charles W. 243
Elbridge 243
Electa 177

Goddard, Joseph H. 243
Josiah 19
Mary (Bigelow) 19
Rachel (Davis) 19
Sarah L. 243
Sarah (Livermore) 243
Godding, Hannali 76
Goldthwait, Laura 169
Goodale, Lucy 100
Nancy 273
Goodenow, John 20
Mary (Livermore) 20
Goodwin, Almira J. 393
Carrie L. 393
I- F. 393
Nathaniel 33
Ruth (Livermore) 33
Gore, John 33
Jonathan 33
Lydia (Cooper) 33
Mary 33
Nathaniel 33
Sarah 33
Tabitha (Livennore) 33
Gorham, Celeste A. 385
Gorton, De Maur 343
Jennie 343, 422
Orlando 343
Sarah (Livermore) 343
Gottfredsen, Frederick 323
Jacob R. 323
Mary (Head) WeUes 323
Goudy, Abbie E. 320
Caroline (Benton) 320
Charles H. 320
EUen P. 320
John S. 320
Lucy A. 320
Mary A. 320
Thomas A. 320
WUliam C. 320
Gould, Mary A. 174
SaUy 98
Goulding, Mrs. 150
Gove, EUzabeth 136
Tabitha 127
Graham, Mary (Warren) 330
WUliam 330
Granger, Addison 213
Henry S. 286
Jane 286
Mary A. (Kingsley) 213
Nancy (Sutton) 286
Grant, Charles 121
Christopher 121
Hepzibah 121
Hepzibah (Livermore)
121, 225
Joshua 121, 225
Sarah 121

Grant, Sarah C. 121, 225
Graton, Alwin S. 393
Clara B. 392, 393
Louisa P. 393
Graves, Anna 42, 90
Betsey E. 249
Emily C. (Livermore) 178
Rebecca 213
Zebina K. 178
Gray, Abigail (Livermore)
Keyes 80
Mary J. 424
Timothy 80
Green, Abigail 250
Albert C. 353
Anna (Livermore) no
Ann E. no
Annis 209
Caroline (Clarke) 353
Clayton C. 353
Edward J. 209
Izora A. (Livermore) 353
James no
John no
John M. 353
Sarah 47
Susannah (Crandall) 209
WiUiam B. 353
WiUiam E. 353
Greene, Edith M. 384
Edna F. 384
Edna R. 384
Frank P. 384
Hattie E. (Livermore) 384
Paschal L. 384
Greenwood, Mary (Liver
more) 30
Susanna 112
Gregg, EUzabeth B. (Liv
ermore) 260
Henry L. 260
Griffin, Maria A. 168
Griswold, Mahala A. (How
lett) 241
Manfred M. 241
Mary H. 241
Sarah 147
Grosvenor, Adeline S. 156
Caroline M. 156
Daniel 156
Ebenezer O. 94, 156, 278
Elliott O. 278
Harriet 156, 279
Harriet (Wood) 278
Ira R. 156, 278
Irene 278
Mary A. 156
Mary A. (Livermore) 156
Sarah A. (Champlin) 278
Sarah (Wood) 278

448

Livermore Family

Grosvenor, Winthrop 278
Grounds, Susan 366
Grout, Alice E. 387
Aimer 387
Arthur 387
Edward L. 109
EUzabeth 13
George F. 109
Hannah (Nye) 109
Herbert 387
Inelah M. (English) 387
Jeremiah 109
John 13
Mabel N. 387
Mary E. (Livermore) 109
Sarah (Busby) 13
WUUam A. 387
Guernsey, Sarah M. 284
GuUe, Helen 403
Louise (Livermore) 403
WUUam L. 403
Hagar, Abigail 39, 99
Benjamin 28
Dinah 23
Grace 28, 76
Grace (Bigelow) 28
Isaac 28
Jonathan 28
Joseph 28
Lydia 28, 120
Mary (Flagg) 39
Mehitable 18
Sarah (Benjamin) 28
Uriah 28
William 28, 39
Haight, La Belle 209
Marian (Livermore) 209
William 209
Hale, Elizabeth 115
Helen L. L. 421
Sylvia 125
HaU, Abigail (Slocum) 170
Almira (Prince) 313
Angenette 313
Anne H. 379
Betsey (Livermore) 107
Carrie L. 203
Clara D. 379
Cyrena 195
David 313
Dudley 379
Edmund T. 170
Electa S. 170
Eugene W. 203
Hannah B. 203
Harriet 238
John R. 203
Julia R. 203
Maria C. 203
Mary E. 203

Hall, Mary E. (Livermore)
203 Mary L. (StockweU) 112
Mehitable J. L. (Haven)
379 Sadie B. 203
Halpin, Mary 314
Halstead, Amos E. 394
Edith H. (Wolf) 394
George E. 394
HamUton, Adele W. (Liv
ermore) 338
Alexander 338
Alma E. 338
Anne A. W. 338
Charlotte M. 338
Esther L. 338
Hamlin, Adaline 253
Augustus C. 253
Anna 142
Anna (Livermore) 141
Charles 255
Cyrus 141, 142, 255
Eleazer 141
Elijah L. 142, 253
Eliza 142
Eliza B. (Choate) 253
Ellen V. (Emery) 253
Frank 255
George E. 255
Hannah L. 142
Hannibal 3, 142, 253
Hannibal E. 255
Julia 253
Lydia (Bonney) 141
Sarah J. 255
Sarah J. (Emery) 253
Vesta 142
Hammond, Calvin 288
Elizabeth 79
Elizabeth (Kendrick) 79
Elizabeth (Prentice) 79
Elizabeth (Saxton) 288
Joshua 79
Martha A. 231
Mary (Livermore) 79
Rebecca 90, 97
Sarah E. 2S8
William 79
Hampton, Cora 299
Hanaiord, Martha 175
Hancock, Clara L. (Living
ston) 382
John E. 382
Handly, Emeline E. 158
Hanna, Adelbert 272
Edward 272
Ernest 272
EsteUa (Catlin) 272
Frederick 272

Hanna, George I. 272
Jane (Raymond) 272
Mary (MiUs) 272
Maud 272
Stella 272
William 272
Hardwood, Alice 406
Hardy, Lucy (Livermore)
39 Rufus 39
Harlow, Delah 387
Harpole, Charles H. 359
Cleveland V. 359
Fannie L. 359
Lenia M. 359
Lot L. 359
Marion DeK. 359
Mary A. (Livermore) 359
Mary E. 359
Nancy E. 359
Paul O. 359
Sarah E. 359
William M. 359
Harrell, Alfred 324
Louisa A. (Ward) 324
MoUie 324
Harrington, Abiel (Parker)
36 Abigail 19
AbigaU (Bigelow) 23
AbigaU (Steams) 29
Abijah 25
Anna 19
Benjamin 23
Beulah 77
Daniel 15, 36
Elizabeth 19
EUzabeth (Bond) 25
George 36
Grace 19
Grace (Hagar) 76
Grace (Livermore) 19
Hannah 36
Jonas 25, 29
Jonathan 76
Lydia 76
Mary 23, 29, 32
Phebe 126
Prudence 19
Robert 19
Samuel 19
Sarah 15
Sarah (Livermore) 25
Sarah (Whitney) 15
Susanna (George) 19
Thankful 23, 36, 44
Harris, Betsey J. (Fitch) 393
David C. 393
Martha A. 302
Mehitable 143

Index

449

Harris, Mehitable (Rogers)
143 Robert 143
SteUa G. 393
Susan 246
Harrison, I. E. T. 409
J. M. 409
Hartford, John 91
Mary (Livermore) 91
Harthan, Sarah J. 277
Hartman, CarroU S. 273
Emma (Bames) 273
HartweU, Carrie A. 280
Hannah 280
Joseph 280
Harwood, Abel 76
Nancy 76
Nancy (Livermore) 76
Otis 76
Haskell, EUa N. 408
Mattie 113
Hastings, Alphonzo W. 124
Annie P. 236
Arabella L. (Lunt) 124
Charles 126
Edward H. 232
Elisha 51
Elizabeth 38, 97
Elsy (Shaw) 51
EmeUne F. (Coffin) 232
Fanny A. 235
Fanny L. 126, 236
Francina A. 124
Francis B. 235
George N. 232
George S. 236
George W. 126, 236
Grace (Livermore) 22
Harriet (HoUand) 232
Henry B. 232
Jemsha A. (Randall) 236
John 38
Joseph 126
Joseph H. 235
Joseph O. 236
Leander N. 124
Louisa H. (Smith) 236
Louisa (Meyers) 236
Lucy A. 235
Lydia (Nelson) 123
Martha (Livermore) 123
Martha R. 124, 232
Mary F. 124
MeUnda (Livermore) 126
Mercy (Ward) 38
Miriam 51
Nathaniel W. 126, 235
Rachel (Livermore) 51
Samuel 123
Sarah 124

Hastings, Sarah M. 236
Susan 235
Susan C. (Danforth) 235
Thomas 123
Thomas N. 124, 232
WaitstiU 51
WUUam 235
WUliam F. 232
WUUam N. 1 26
Hatch, Lydia no
Hatfield, Betsey (Lee) 197
Jonathan 197
Susan 197
Haven, Albert 380
Anne S. 259, 378
BeUe 380
Caroline B. 379
CaroUne L. 259, 378
Clarissa 260
Edward St. L. L. 259
Eliza H. 259
Elsie T. 379, 429
Emily (Bradley) Neal 379
Frances A. 260
Helen E. 260
Helen T. 260
Louis G. 379
Margaret (Marshall) 259
Mary E. 379
MatUda L. 260, 380
Mehitable J. L. 260, 379
Mehitable J. (Livermore)
259 Nathaniel 380
Nathaniel A. 260, 379
Sallie P. 380
Sallie (Perkins) 379
Samuel 259
Samuel L. 260, 379
Thomas 259
Hawes, Adelphia U. (Liv
ermore) 270
George A. 270
Hayes, Charles J. 288
EUzabeth T. 180
Mary R. (Howland) 288
Hazeltine, Albert 349
Annis E. 349
Cora E. 349
EUa J. 349
Fred. L. 349
Jesse 349
Lois A. (Livermore) 349
Lula (George) 349
Hazen, Jacob P. 365
Kate E. (Bancroft) 365
PriscUla 32
Plead, AdeUa M. 183
Alice A. 184
Amelia E. (Munson) 183

Head, Annie M. (Newcomer)
183 Bertha B. 417
Bertha E. 322
Clara A. 183, 322
Clarence E. 417
Cyrus 104
Daniel 104, 183
Daniel O. 322
Dot E. 184
Eliza H. (Doolittle) 182
Emma G. 184
Eugene R. 322, 417
Florence A. 184, 323
Frances M. 322
Frank G. 183
Frederic S. 322
George D. 182, 322
George W. 104, 183
Gladys M. 183
Harriet 184
Harvey 104
Hattie (Drum) 183
Helen F. 184
Henry E. 322
Hepsibeth (Livermore)
103 Ida B. 322
Jenny L. 184,323
John Q. 184
Jonathan 103
Jonathan E. 104
Jonathan L. 182
Julia (Crane) 183
Kittie D. 322, 417
Lysander 104
Mary 184, 323
Mary E. 182, 322
Mary E. (Sexton) 322
Mary J. (Tradewell) 184
Mary S. (Raymond) 184
Medora 184
MUdred R. (Lewis) 417
Miranda 104, 182
Orren W. 104, 183
Orson S. 104, 184
Ralph 104, 182
Ruth (Little) 103
Sarah C. (Bartlett) 183,184
Sarah E. 184
Sarah M. 104, 184
William J. 184
Heilig, Charles E. 427
Emma A. (Dunes) 427
Lucy 427
Hemme, Ella (Taylor) 310
WiUiam 310
Henderson, Albert D. 233
Gertrude W. (Livermore)

450

Livermore Fatnily

Henderson, H. Albert 233
Hannah M. 233
MUdred 233
Henshaw, Adelaide L. 193,
332 Ann J. L. 193
Bertha W. 332
Daniel 193
Daniel W. 332
Diantha (Livermore) 193
Elise C. 332
Ella M. (Stevens) 332
Ethridge G. 193
Frederick E. 193, 332
Helen E. 193, 332
Irma F. 332
Mary J. 193
Raymond S. 332
Herriman, Mary (Liver
more) 1 54
Norman 154
Hewin, Eunice (Livermore)
148 WUlard 148
Hewitt, Elvira L. (Fores
man) 326
Henry 326
Heywood, Gratia 154
Higgins, Elbridge 237
Frances H. 237
Frank E. 237
Georgianna M. 237
Lucy 43
Mary E. 237
Mary J. (Livermore) 237
HUdreth, Melissa 363
Sarah 74
Hill, Amos 127
Catherine M. (Fenkin)
376 Clara G. 410
Elizabeth B. (Livermore)
127 Erma L. 410
Erwin L. 410
George 376
Lula M. 410
Margaret 127
Martha A. (Searles) 410
Mary E. 376
Timothy D. 127
Hills, Ella C. (Gardner) 368
HinsdeU, Gertrude 314
Hitchcock, Abel 52
AbigaU K. 52
Abigail (King) 52
Bethiah (Burt) 52
Elizabeth 52
Ezra 52
Gaius 52

Hitchcock, Hannah 52
Hannah (Livermore) 52
James B. 52
John 52
Joseph 52
Marsena 52
Persis 52
PoUy (MUler) 52
Rebecca 52
Sally (Winslow) 52
Seth 52
Hix, Eunice 207
Hobart, Hulda 180
Hobbs, George 196
Mary A. (Sibley) 196 >
Richard 15
Sarah (Livermore) 15
Tabitha 42
Hobby, Mary M. 138
Hodge, Beatrice M. 390
Clara E. 390
Esther N. 390
Everett A. 390
Harvey A. 390
Ida M. (Baldwin) 390
Nancy M. (Fowler) 390
Hodgman, Almira E. 269
Hoffman, Estelle 206
Hogoboom, Helen 114
Mary (BidweU) 114
Nicholas 114
Perry 114
Rachel E. (Livermore)
114
Holbrook, Ebenezer 267
Mary 267
Mary (Chamberlain) 267
Holcomb, Sarah 203
Holden, Almond M. 223
Catherine B. 223
Catherine (Livermore)
223 Granville 223
Nathaniel 223
Holland, Ephiuim 232
George A. 203
Harriet 232
Harriet (Mead) 232
Jessie A. 203
Martha 203
HoUenbeck, Ellen 272
HoUingsworth, James 107
Seraph (Livermore) 107
Holman, Laura A. 136
Mary 136
Silas 136
Holmes, Alice L. 340
Alonzo 340
Helen (Childs) 340
Job 142

Holmes, Laura F. 317
Vesta (HamUn) 142
Homans, Sarah 378
Homer, Susan H. 261
Holt, Daniel 243
Dorcas 243
Dorcas (Abbot) 243
Hood, Amelia A. (Ellis) 270
Hoogs, Faith S. 227
Faith (Seavems) 227
George W. 227
Hooker, Hannah J. (Liver
more) 267
Julius T. 267
Hooper, Ella E. (Lyon) 282
Robert E. 282
Hopkins, Lydia M. 149
Hopper, Sarah F. 361
Horan, Margaret 418
Horr, Adin J. 300
Ervin J. 300
James B. 299
Rebecca H. (Livermore)
299
Horton, Laura 405
Hosmer, Lucy B. 230
Hotaling, Minnie M. 291
Hotchkins, AbigaU 159
Houghton, Adaline (Com
stock) 420
Clara F. 420
Effie H. 420
EsteUe (Howard) 420
George G. 420
Warren F. 420
Houk, Angeline 283
House, Alford 404
Lucy (Couch) 404
Sarah A. 404
Hovey, Alvah loi
Augusta M. (Rice) loi
Caroline M. (Grosvenor)
156 Eunice 127
Horace M. 156
Phineas B. 127
How, Ruth 44
Howard, Adelia 294
Alexander 294
Amelia 294
Amelia (Howard) 294
Anna 4S
Barnard 76
Bertha R. 294, 408
Clara A. 340, 420
EUza M. 340, 419
EUza (Stuart) 340
Ella N. (HaskeU) 408
Estelle 340, 420
Eugene R. 294

Index

4SI

Howard, Fanny i68
Fidelia (Livermore) 340
FrankUn 315
Grace 408
Hannah (Livermore) 76
Horace L. 408
Hugh H. 408
Juliet (Livermore) 294
Mary 48, 315
Mary A. 315
Nathaniel 340
Newell L. 294, 408
Robert S. 340
Wilbur J. 294
H^owe, Abbie M. (Liver
more) 364
Albert 233
Amy E. 364
Anna S. 294, 409
CaroUne (Keith) 233
Charles B. 294
Charles D. 364
Charles G. 364
Darius B. 294
Edwin J. 294
Frederick L. 364
Helen F. 233
James 100
Jonah 51
Lavinia 51
Lewis R. 364
Lucy (Goodale) 100
Marian G. 364
Mary A. (Livermore) 294
Mary S. 308
Nancy B. 364
Otis 100
Sally (Livermore) 100
Sarah 42
Sarali (Newton) 51
WiUiam 364
Howell, Carmon B. 236
Sarah M. (Hastings) 236
Howland, Abigail (Liver
more) 287
Ann B. (Livermore) 284
Annie 407
Charles 284
Charles S. 288,_404
Clara 399
Edvrin G. 404
Ella E. (Cady) 404
George 284
George S. 287, 404
Herbert 404
Isaac 162, 398
Mary (French) 398
Mary R. 288, 404
Nellie A. 398, 432
Oresta 399, 407

Howland,Oresta (Howland)
399. 407
Orson 399, 407
Rachel A. (Livermore)
284 Sarah A. (House) 404
Stephen B. 287, 404
Susan 197
WiUiam T. 404
Howlett, Mahala A. 241
Hoyt, Catharine 172
Catharine (Livermore)
172 Francis 172
George E. 172
Sarah (Flanders) 172
Hubbard, Addie B. 315
Albert 314
Charles A. 314
Daniel 25
EUzabeth G. 263
Ezra L. 315
Frank K. 315
Hannah C. (Livermore)
314 Henry 263
Herbert 314
James 25
Martha (Livermore) 25
Mary (ChadweU) 263
Mehitabel 25, 349
Naomi 25
Nettie M. (Johnson) 314
Hughes, Agnes 375
Hume, Betsey (Davis) in
Josiah 1 1 1
Mercy 1 1 1
Hungerford, Adaline (Sa
vage) 293
Anna C. 293
Austin N. 293
Henry R. 293
Mary G. 293, 408
Newell 293
Sarah M. (Livermore) 293
Hunt, Alice M. (Rust) 299
Arabella F. 200
WUson G. 200
Hunter, Henry B. 139
Josephine (King) 139
Huntley, Dwight B. 185, 324
James 184
Louisa F. 324
Lydia (Calkins) 184
MoUie (Harrell) 324
Porter C. 184
Sarah M. (Head) 184
Huntress, Jacob S. 412
Laurana R. (Smith) 412
ViUa J. 412

Hurd, Abigail 45
Elizabeth 45
John 45
Joseph 45
Mary 45
Mary (Livermore) 45
Patty 45
Peter 45
Samuel 45
Sarah (Eddy) 45
WUliam 45
Hurlburt, Emma 213
Esther 290
George C. 388
Lena A. (English) 388
Susan E. 388
Hurry, Jane 338
Huse, Enoch 55
Lucy (Livermore) 55
Hutchins, Jane 187
Hyde, Amelia Ann (Liver
more) 228
Ann 228
Daniel 228
Daniel W. 228
George 228
Joseph 20
Mary (Williams) 20
Susanna (Livermore) 20
Hyland, Clara S. 415
IngaUs, Henry 292
Inez (Livermore) 292
IngersoU, John B. 193
Mary J. (Henshaw) 193
Innes, Calista J. (Liver
more) 285
Francis H. 285
IsbeU, Miriam 199
Jackson, Andrew F. 267
Anna L. 388
Clarissa P. (Livermore)
148 Daniel 90
George 177
H. H. 177
Hannah E. (Taylor) 177
Hattie 177
Mary 76, 90, 177
Matthew 90
Nellie 148
Phebe P. 267
Sophia P.(Livermore) 267
WUliam C. 267
WiUie 177
James, DeUa J. 417
Jarvis, Abigail A. 137
Nathaniel 137
Jaynes, PoUy 342
Jenks, MeUssa (StockweU)

452

Livermore Family

Jenks, Spencer 112
Jennings, Henry 405
Martha A. (Pinckney) 405
Mattie A. 405
Jennison, Eliza E. 178
Hannah 53
Phebe (Field) 178
William 178
Johnson, Amanda H. 347
Edward 171
Eleanor 218
Elida (Sisson) 406
Elizabeth 406
Flossie M. 406
George H. 406
Mary A. (Livermore) 406
Mary (Jones) '171
Nettie M. 314
Phebe (Matherson) 406
Sarah S. 171
Semantha P. 346
William 406
Johnston, Margaret J. 337
Jones, Abigail 55
Albert 308
Aletia 267
Annie B. 308
E. B. 140
Elizabeth (Livermore) 42
Frances (WUUams) 140
Francis 42
Jacob 42
Jeremiah 140
Jesse 42
Mary 42, 171
Mary A. (Livermore) 308
Samuel 42
.Sarah (Taylor) 140
Tabitha (Hobbs) 42
Thankful 42
WUliam 55
WiUiam C. 308
Jourdan, Almira (Batchelor)
393 Ephraim H. 393
Myra A. 393
Kay, Elizabeth 150
Keating, Mary A. 244
Keeler, Mena E. 283
Keely, Marian 368
Keen, Augusta 240
John F. 240
Sarah (Longacre) 240
Keene, Caddie 174
Keith, CaroUne 233
KeUer, Esther 277
KeUey, Emma A. 414
Kellogg, Adelia L. 300
Emma C.( Livermore) 355
Experience 208

Kellogg, Lewis B. 355
May L. 355
Kelsey, John 118, 120
Lucinda 119, 120
Mary 118
Mary (Park) 118, 120
Kemp, Annie F. 375
Kendall, Albert E. 296
Alice J. 296
Clara P. 296
Elmer E. 296
Jane M. (Livermore) 296
Lee T. 296
Lyman 296
Merritt H. 296
Reca (Knizer) 296
Wilbur C. 297
WilUs L. 296
Kendrick, Elizabeth 79
Kennedy, Ann O. 122
Ella 179
EUen M. 396
John 122
Olivia 122
Kenney, Hiram in
Persis (Livermore) in
Ker, Anna (Livermore) 38
Keyes, Abigail 80
Abigail (Livermore) 80
Elizabeth 80
Ephraim 80
John 80
Lydia 80
Phebe 80
Rhoda 80
Sarah 80
Silas 80
Simon 80
Submit 80
Thomas 80
Kidder, Betsey 17S
EUzabeth 80
Julia 176
Kimball, Aaron 74
Abby I. 249, 377
Abigail 32, 74, 139
Abigail (Raymond) 138
Anna L. 249, 376
Anna (Livermore) 138
Anne L. 376
Augusta M. (York) 249
Belle 249
Benjamin 32
Betsey E. (Graves) 249
Catherine 74
Clarissa 74
David L. 74
Delora (TarbeU) 376
Fannie M. 249
Frank B. 249

Kimball, Hannah 74
Isaac 138
John 138
John R. 249, 376
John T. 376
Jonathan B. 139, 249
Lydia 74
Lydia (Livermore) 74
Marion A. 249
Mary 74, 139
Mary E. 249, 376
Mary (Titcomb) 74
Moses T. 74
Nathaniel 74
PrisciUa H. 32
Samuel L. 138, 249
Sarah (Hildreljh) 74
Susanna (Smith) 74
Kimberly, Jane (Hutchins)
187
King, AbigaU 52
Abigail (Morgan) 139
Anna C. (Hungerford)
293 Benning 139
Ebenezer 25
Elizabeth 139, 250
George 139
Hannah 223
Henry L. 139
John 139
Joseph C. 165, 293
Josephine 139
Lydia (Livermore) 139
Mary 139
Mary A. (Livermore) 165,
293 Mary (livermore) 25
Mary W. 139, 250
Samuel 139
Kingman, Bessie 337
Charles M. 337
Clara E. (Molau) 336
EmUy L. 199
Helen E. 199, 337
Henry E. 337
John 199
John A. 337
John O. 337
Le Roy 337
Le Roy W. 199, 336
Maria 337
Maria (livermore) 199
Miriam 337
Miriam (IsbeU) 199
Oliver 337
Sarah A. (Morrell) 337
Stella M. 199, 337
WUliam L. 199, 337
Wyatt 337

Index

453

Kingsley, Barbara (Liver
more) 212
Charles J. 213
Clara (Dodge) 213
Elbert O. 213
Elvia B. (EngUsh) 387
EmUy 387
Emma (Hurlburt) 213
Eveline 387
Joel 212
Manin L. 213
Mary A. 213
Merton G. 387
Sarah C. 213, 351
Susie B. 213
Theodore A. 387
Kinney, EUzabeth 140
Mary J. 401
Kinsman, Minnie P. 413
Kittredge, Alfred B. 3 1 7
Charies H. 317
Charles R. 317
Edward H. 317
Edwin L. 180
Fanny H. 317
Harriet E. 180
Helen M. 180
Herbert 180
Herbert W. 317
Laura F. (Holmes) 317
Mabel M. (Thatcher) 317
Mary 102
Mary J. 180
Mary L. 317
Mary L. (Kittredge) 317
RusseU D. 317
RusseU H. 180, 317
Sarah A. 180
Sarah (Livermore) 180
WUUam 180
Knizer, Reca 296
Knowlton, Charles G. 267
Jane (Shales) 267
Jennie S. 267
Kolb, AUce Louisa (Ben
ton) Van Buskirk 321, 322
Carl L. 322
Harold O. 322
Minnie B. 322
Otto 322
Lackey, Grace 287
PoUy 98
Lacroix, Basil 370
Catharine A. 370
Marion (Leavitt) 370
Ladd, CaroUne A. (Elliott)
420 Fidelia H. (Donelson) 420
John W. 420
MatUda 291

Ladd, WUliam S. 420
Ladoo, Almira E. 389
Lamb, Henry 191
Mary (Rockwood) 191
Melissa (Livermore) Bax
ter 48
Sally 96
Lamberson, Ella M. (Vance)
190 John D. 190
Raymond V. 190
Lamberton, Elmina 20S
Langdon, Mary C. 246
Lapham, Addie B. (Hub
bard) 315
Albert E. 315
Edmond 315
Larremore, Caroline E.
(Livermore) 303
Josephine E. 303
Mabel O. 303
Mary E. 303
Richard L. 303
WUbur 303
Lathrop, Mary M. (Liver
more) 1 50
WUUam 150
Lawrence, Benjamin F. 412
Clarissa 234
EUzabeth W. 222
Hannah 27
Hannah (Sheldon) 234
Hattie A. 412
Horace 234
Sarah C. 221
Susanna (Rand) 412
Lawson, Francis 289
Margaret E. 407
Phoebe E. 289
Phoebe E. (Booth) 289
Leach, Christopher 105
Eunice P. 185
Lucette (Livermore) 105
Learned, Adeline E. 225,
365 Ann (Sanger) 225
Annie G. 365
Carrie A. 365
Daniel 225
Daniel F. 225, 365
David 45
Ebenezer 45
Edvrard H. 229
Eliza J. 225
Emma N. (Seger) 365
Eunice (Livermore) 229
George S. 229-
Harrie't L. 225, 365
Henry H. 229
LilUe J. 365

Learned, Lucy A. 225
Lucy (Livermore) 225
Lucy S. 365
Lydia (Trask) 229
Marion F. 365
Mary (Hurd) 45
Mary F. 229
Paul 225
Samuel S. 229
Susan E. (Dearborn) 229
Leathermore, John 5
Leavitt, Marion 370
Lee, Alice C. (Roe) 356
Bertha E. 356
Betsey 197
Henry T. 356
Le Fevre, Adrinette (Liver
more) 334
Anna M. 334
Charles H. 334
Lewis L. 334
Susan M. 334
Leighton, Hattie E. 377
Susan (Livermore) 99
Leland, Aaron L. 238
Lyman 169
Martha M. (Livermore)
169 Sarah E. (Livermore) 238
Sarah S. 238
Leonard, EUzabeth 13
Elizabeth (Livermore) 13
Elizur 13
John 13
Jonas 172
Joseph 13
Mehetable 13
Mercy 13, 172
Sarah 13, 172
Leslie, Anna L. (Jackson)
388 Edgar S. 388
Hattie M. 388
Lizzie M. 272
Lucius 271
Mary (Livermore) 271
Minnie M. 282
Selwin G. 272, 388
Levermore, Grace 9
John 9, 10
Nathaniel 8
Lewis, Andrew 395
Caroline S. 214
Chester P. 395
Clara A. (Head) 322
Comelia 316
Daniel H. 323
Diantha F. (Livermore)
395 Francis N. 395

454

Livermore Family

Lewis, Frank E. 323
Guy E. 395
John L. 214
MUdred R. 417
Sarah E. 215
Sarah J. 395
Susan 152, 153, 154
Urban J. 322, 323
William A. 395
Lincoln, Sarah J. 384
Little, Ruth 103
Livermore, Aaron 45, 89,
102, 122, 147, 172, 228
Aaron H. 177, 312
Aaron K. 178, 314
Aaron R. 102, 147, 179
Abbie A. 226
Abbie E. 346, 422
Abbie L. 167
Abbie M. 222, 364
Abbie (WiUiams) 308
Abby (Babb) 207
Abel 47, 104, 185
Abel C. 176
Abiel A. 137, 244, 371
AbigaU 15, 22, 24, 31, 32,
35, 41, 48, 79, 80, 82, 93,
99, 103, 108, 139, 149, 163,
182, 287
'Abigail A. 244
Abigail A. (Jarvis) 137
Abigail (Abbot) 137
AbigaU (Ball) 35
Abigail F. 113
Abigail H. 91, 125
AbigaU (Hagar) 39, 99
Abigail (Jones) 55
Abigail (KimbaU) 32
AbigaU (Livermore) 41,99
Abigail S. 95
Abigail (Stone) 24
Abigail (Tuck) 221
AbigaU W. 141
Abigail (White) 34
AbigaU W. (Coon) 348
Abijah 21, 24, 34, 42, 43,
78, 90, 97, 98, 136
Abner 27, 53, 117, 118
Abner B. 1 1 7
Abraham 18, 26, 27, 46,
47. 5i> 103
Abram T. J. 172
Absalom 99
Ada A. 300
Ada (Whitney) 173
Ada G. 205
AdaUne 95, 103, 116
Adaline (Duncan) 178
AdaUne E. 178
Adaline J. 178, 313

Livermore, Addison 1 1 1
Adelaide 118
Adelaide A. 188
Adelaide L. 193, 333
Adelaide S. (Ward) 412
Adelbert J. 168
Adele W. 199, 338
Adelia L. (Kellogg) 300
Adeline 161, 283, 284, 292
Adeline A. 155
Adeline C. 114
Adeline L. (Todd) 204
AdeUne M. 121
Adelphia U. 270
Adrian M. 251
Adrinette 194, 334
Agnes A. (Roberts) 375
Agnes C. 383
Agnes L. 343
Agnes R. (Boyse) 262
Ahira R. 159, i5o, 281
Alamanzo B. 285
Albert 103, no, 200, 222
Albert A. 170
Albert B. 361
Albert E. 412
Albert G. 286
Albert H. 227, 251, 367
Albert M. 362
Albert R. 280, 392
Albert S. 368
Albert W. 266
Aldrick C. 270
Alexander J. 218
Alfonzo 360
Alfred 277
Alfred B. 292
Alfrenzo 270
Alice 91, 149, 243, 293, 338
Alice A. (Farnham) 352
Alice A. (Frair) 212
Alice C. 239
AUce E. 362
Alice (Hardwood) 406
Alice I. 360
AUce L. 286, 351,403,423
Alice L. (Holmes) 340
Alice M. 297, 319
Alice M. (Rust) Hunt 299
Alice R. 173
Alice (Stone) 173
AUda M. 413
AUen 95
Allina M. 249
Alma B. 205
Alma L. 141
Almira 94, 116, 155
Almira A. 346
Almira (ChUd) 309
Almira E. (Hodgman) 269

Livermore, Almira J. (Nims)
312 Almira (Stedman) 164
Alonzo 115, 206
Alonzo S. 206, 340
Alpha 118
Alpheus 91
Amanda 165
Amanda (Clarke) 117
Amelia 211
AmeUa A. 228, 285
Amelia A. (EUis) Hood
270 Amos 31, 33, 42, 55, 96,
120, 121
Amos H. 121, 226
Amy (Payne) 405
Anabella (Rockwell) 105
Andrew J. 359, 424
Andrew P. 119, 220, 360
Andrew W. 173
Angeline (Houk) 283
Angeline L. 197
Angenette (Hall) 313
Ann 92, 219
Ann B. 284
Ann (Carter) 181
AnnE. 217, 293,355
Ann E. (Fenner) 284, 292
Ann E. (Lugar) 304
Ann G. 144
Ann O. (Kennedy) 122
Ann (Ward) 126
Anna 15, 20, 23, 24, 31,
32. 34. 38. 39. 43. 45. 48,
56, 81, 82, 89, 90, 97, no,
135. 138. 141
Anna B. 305
Anna (Bridge) 14
Anna C. 351
Anna E. (ChurchiU) 344
Anna (Garfield) 39
Anna (Graves) 42, 90
Anna (Howard) 48
Anna L. 181, 352
Anna (McElroy) 191
Anna (Paul) 333
Anna (Rice) 43
Anna S. 176
Anna W. (Chapman) 238,
239 ^ ^
Anne (Livermore) 26
Anne P. 338
Anne (Post) 199
Anne (Post) Livermore
109 Annie 228
Annie E. (Scotton) 319
Annie F. (Kemp) 375
Annie (Howland) 406, 407

Index

455

Livermore, Annie J. 200
Annie (Livermore) 25
Annie M. (Marden) 319
Annis E. 211
Annis (Green) 209
Anson G. 170, 303
Arabella F. (Hunt) 200
Aranus 116, 208
Aretus E. 34S
Arlonine E. (Coon) 349
Arlouene 346
Amold 367, 427
Arraett 106, 189
Arthur 3, 88, 144, 146,
207, 262, 276
Arthur A. 200
Arthur B. 127, 144, 264,
381 Arthur C. 313
Arthur D. 262
Arthur E. 394
Arthur H. 266
Arthur L. 315, 413, 415
Arthur O. 209
Arthur St. C. 202
Asa 97, 167
Asa A. 163
Asenath 173, 214
Augusta 50
Augusta (Keen) 240
Augustus 265
Aunlla (Walker) 307
Austin F. 173, 308
Barbara 117, 212
Bathsheba 47
Belinda F. 118
BeUe (Blanchard) 355
Benjamin 21, 34, 53, 103,
151, 269
Benjamin F. 270, 386
Benjamin M. 168, 300
, Benjamin R. 214
Benjamin S. 361
Benjamin W. 186
Bernard 407
Bert B. 189
Bertha A. 214
Bertha E. 412
Bertha M. 205
Bertha V. 319
Bertha W. 234
Bertram W. 369
Bessie B. 371
Bessie K. 315
Betsey 25, 82, 92,96, 100,
107, 119, 142, 147. 15I' 174.
222 Betsey A. 113
Betsey A. (Crain) 208
Betsey (Bates) 112

Livermore, Betsey B.
(Ames) 102, 119
Betsey (Comstock) 103
Betsey (Duncklee) 232
Betsey (Fuller) 220
Betsey (Kidder) 178
Betsey (Luther) 161
Betsey M. 103
Betsey (Marsh) 96
Betsey (Parker) 107
Betsey R. 174
Betsey (RUey) 118
Betsey S. (Pratt) 114
Betsey (Sands) 100
Betsey (Watson) 108
Betsey ( Wyman) 173
Beulah 26
Blanche 363
Braddyl 41, 93, 94, 154
Bridget (Robinson) i6i
Briggs B. 117, 212
Brigham 96, 163, 284
Burdet T. 329
Burr 105, 185
Bushu L. 358
C. A. (Northrup) 218
Caddie (Keene) 174
Calista 108, 168, 198
Calista A. 165, 294
CaUsta J. 285
Calista M. A. 150
Callie L. 430
Calvin S. 174
Calvin W. 113, 292
Candace 97
Carleton 205
Carlton B. 293
Carlton L. 269
Caroline 103, 118, 136,
144, 146, 260
CaroUne E. 171, 280, 303
Caroline H. 300
Caroline H. (Stone) 134
Caroline L. 214
Caroline M. 159
Caroline M. (Gleason)
383, 384
Caroline (Reed) 267
Caroline S. (Lewis) 214
Carrie A. (Hartwell) 280
Carrie B. 173
Carrie B. (RusseU) 318
Carrie E. 290, 297
Carrie E. (Bunn) 407
Carrie J. 400
Carrie L. (Goodwin) 393
Carrie N. 360
CarroU G. 167, 299
Cassius M. 346, 422
Catharine 172

Livermore, Catharine A.
(Lacroix) 370
Catharine G. 275, 390
Catharine H. 179
Catharine (Hoyt) 102, 172
Catherine 55, 96, 119, 120,
136, 223
Catherine (Bogle) Beatly
219 Catherine (Bond) 54
Catherine (Glion) 279
Catherine H. 376
Catherine (Ocker) 235
Catherine (Sargent) 96
Catherine (Wesson) in
Celestia A. (Gorham) 385
Celia E. (Phelps) 339, 340
Celina (Barrett) 218
Cephas 98
Charles 78, 92, 94, 95, 96,
120, 122, 148, 150, 178, 187,
222, 224, 228, 269, 289, 329,
348, 362, 406
Charles A. 303
Charles B. 120, 159
Charles C. 103, 134, 220,
241, 361
Charies D. 251, 313, 377
Charles E. 173, 181, 252,
308, 318, 412
Charles E.'J. 150, 268
Charles F. 109, 127, 128,
158, 165, 200, 202, 238, 280,
3°°. 338. 409
Charles G. 102, 178
Charles H. 114, 153, 161,
176, 180, 204, 265, 277, 284,
309.315.339.382,399.414 Charles L. 113, 317, 358
Charles O. 352
'Charles P. 268, 304
Charles R. 393
Charles T. 163, 290
Charles W. 150, 175,224,
228, 247, 340, 368, 374
Charlesetta 309, 413
Charlotte 172
Chariotte L. (Ely) 330
Chariton F. 178
Chauncey in
Chauncey B. 159
Chester 52, 114
Chester L. 394
Chester W. 113, 203
Chloe D. (Bemis) no
Christian (Muzzy)i67,30i
Clara 96
Clara B. 340
Clara B. (Graton) 392, 393
Clara (Brown) 358

456

Livermore Family

Livermore, Clara C. 305, 41 1
Clara E. 298, 359, 425
Clara F. 414
Clara G. 424
Clara (GUbert) 288
Clara (Howland) 399
Clara J. 297
Clara M. 266, 384
Clara P. 249, 375
Clara S. (Floyd) 329
Clara T. 239
Clarence 290
Clarence E. 353, 406
Clarence G. 251
Claribel 344
Clarice A. 394
Clarinda 117
Clarinda (Robinson) 219
Clarissa C. 286
Clarissa C. (Clarke) 117
Clarissa F. 346, 422
Clarissa (Lawrence) 234
Clarissa P. 148
Clarissa (Pierce) i65
Clarissa S. 166, 297
Clark 98
Clark E. 297
Clarrie B. 423
Clifford W. 198
Clinton A. 291
Comfort 100
Constance 242
Constance F. 200
Content (Akins) 147
Convers F. 226
Cooley N. 114
Cora 189
Cora A. 276, 391
Cora J. 207, 334, 419
Cora M. 352, 401
Cordelia (Babcock) 346
Cornelia 207
Cynthia 98, 116, 165, 294
Cynthia (Anderson) 298
Cynthia G. 266
Cynthia (Giffin) 265
Cyrus 47, 105, 281
Cyrus C. 51
Cyrus E. 285, 400
Cyrus K. 185
Daisy E. (Rush) 427
Daland A. 179
Danforth P. 140, 250
Daniel 3, 8, 11, 12, 14, 15,
18, 20, 25, 30, 31, 32, 45,
47. 52. 53. 55. 57. 58. 73.
91, 101, 102, 107, 115, 116,
119, 154, 176, 205, 208, 221,
343 Daniel A. 170

Livermore, Daniel B. 400
Daniel G. 99, 169
Daniel H. 343, 421
Daniel P. 108, 194
Daniel R. 283, 399
Daniel W. 291
Darius E. 185, 324
David 20, 26, 32, 33, 34,
44. 48. 55. 77. 78. 99. 10°.
102, 108, 119, 173
David B. 120
David C. i6i, 284
David D. 108, 198
David E. 115
David F. 384
David L. 197
De Farriett 209, 345
De Witt C. 208, 222, 343
Deborah (Salisbury) 104
Delia 358
Delos A. 413
Dennis A. 394, 43c
Denny W. 267
Derrick 220, 359
Detta 345
Devillo E. ZI2
Diana 95
Diantha 108, 159, 161,
193, 281, 393
Diantha F. 281, 395
Dinah (Whitney) 81
Dorcas (Holt) Blodgett
243 Dorothy 27
Dorothy (Dow) 148
Dorothy (Foster) 115
Dorothy H. 203
Dorothy L. 428
Dorothy (Walker) 26
Dwight 208
Dyanthia 95
Eari W. 384
Earie P. 393
Ebenezer 21
Edgar 154, 276
Edith 276, 378, 391
Edith G. 412, 433
Edith J. (Barnes) 384
Edmond 289
Edmond W. 292
Edmund 12, 20, 30, 52,
53, 115, 116, 211
Edmund K. 163, 291
Edmund R. 1 16
Edna 300
Edna M. 361
Edner B. 175
Edson 166, 297
Edward 109, 144, 145, 146,
263, 338, 348

Livermore, Edward A. 173,
307. 308
Edward E. 228, 304
Edward J. 235
Edward M. 128, 213, 237,
352 Edward St. L. 3, 88, 143,
144, 260, 262, 264
Edward T. 315
Edward W. 200, 407
Edwin III, 192
Edwin F. 266, 383
Edwin M. 213
Edwin R. 153, 276 .
Effie O. 297
Effie R. (Rollins) 385
Elbridge 149
Eleanor A. 136
Eleanor B. 370
Eleanor B. (Becket) 370
Eleanor (Johnson) 218
Electa A. 170
Electa (Bates) 113
Electa (Goddard) 177
Electa S. (Hall) 170
Elgin 386
Elgin S. 270, 385
Elias 105, 185
EUda (Sisson) Johnson
406 Elijah 27, 37, 51, 81, 82,
122, 141
Elijah M. 113
Elisha 19, 21, 25, 26, 34,
39. 49. 55. 79. 90. 97. 106,
121, 122, 136, 148, 227
EUsha S. in, 202
EUza 48, 50, 107, 121, 141,
147. 149. 333
Eliza A. (Duncan) 201
EUza (Brunner) 206
EUza C. 118
Eliza (Cobb) 167
Eliza (Crawford) 163
EUza (Currier) 175
Eliza E. (Jennison) 178
EUza F. 266, 383
EUza H. (Bates) 385
Eliza J. 186, 214, 326
Eliza M. 202
Eliza M. (Andres) 201
Eliza R. 341
Eliza (Sherman) Town-
send 196
EUza (WUson) 185
Elizabeth 8, 11, 13, 18, 20,
24,25,26,30,34,35,42,44,
45.48,49.53.57.81,88,93, 101, 108, 115, 124, 138, 146,
153,161, 220, 264,378

Index

457

Livermore, Elizabeth A. 1 38
Elizabeth (Allen) 210
Elizabeth 15. 127, 144, 260
Elizabeth C. 78, 12S
Elizabeth C. (Odiorne)
129 Elizabeth D. (Abbot) 244
Elizabeth (Dawson) 193
Elizabeth (Douglass) 142
Elizabeth E. (Galbraith)
243 Elizabeth (Edminster) 291
Elizabeth (Eveleth) 113
EUzabeth F. 333
Elizabeth G. (Hubbard)
263 Elizabeth (Gleason) 78
Elizabeth (Gove) 136
EUzabeth (Grout) 13
EUzabeth H. 125
Elizabeth H. (Bradford)
126 EUzabeth (Hastings) 38,
97 EUzabeth (Hitchcock) 52
Elizabeth J. 227
Elizabeth K. (Slater) 252
EUzabeth (Kidder) 80
Elizabeth (Kinney) 140
EUzabeth M. 369
EUzabeth M. (Perry) 383
Elizabeth (Marshall) 301
EUzabeth P. 103
Elizabeth (Peabody) 230,
231 Elizabeth (Raymond) 153
Elizabeth (Rice) 26
Elizabeth (Stevens) 359
EUzabeth (Stone) 17, 22
Elizabeth T. (Hayes) 180
Elizabeth (Tilton) 101
EUzabeth W. (Ferguson)
204 Elizabeth W. (Lawrence)
Ella 118, 148
EUa A. 266
EUa (Brigham) 343
EUa C. (Gardner) Hills
367. 368
Ella E. (Bayles) 343
EUa F. 266
Ella (Kennedy) 179
EUa M. 302, 423
EUa W. (Losey) 276
EUen 253
Ellen A. 208, 221, 314, 343
EUen(Ahem) Switzler358
EUen B. 400
Ellen B. (Brown) 371

Livermore, Ellen C. (Wil
liams) 349
Ellen (Child) 309
EUen F. 224
Ellen I. 305
Ellen I. (Bucknam) 304
Ellen J. (Smith) 400
EUen M. 228
Ellen M. (Clark) 235
Ellen R. (Clark) 208
EUiot P. 281, 393
Elmer V. 426
Elmina (Lamberton) 208
Elmina V. 208, 342
Elmira 98, 102, 108, 198
Elmira (Brooks) 158
Elsa 317
Elsa A. 105
Elsie 50, no
Elsie L. 377
Elvira W. 185, 326
Elwin M. 346, 423
Emeline B. (Wood) 346
Emeline F. 163, 288
Emeline P. 106, 190
EmeUne (Smith) 211
Emeline (Spaulding) 250
Emery 90, 142, 149, 267
Emery E. 149, 268
Emery Z. 150
Einilie H. (Martin) 338
Emily 106, 151, 203, 208,
210, 216, 271, 342
Emily A. 359
Emily C. 178
Emily J. 167, 285
Emily J. (Carpenter) 159
Emily S. (Ward) .266
Emma (Alpaugh) 424
Emma C. 135, 217, 242,
355 Emma E. 231
Emma F. 251, 266
Emma F. (Fabyan) 308
Emma G. 127, 237
Emma J. 173
Emma L. 335
Emma M. 302
Emma R. (Rogers) 401
Emma (Riley) 200
Emma U. 314
Emma (Voorhees) 426
Emory W. 165, 293
Enrico E. 178, 313
Eola K. D. 202
Ephraim 45, loi
Ernest 399
Ernest H. 205
Emest J. 218, 412, 430
Ernest N. 188, 329

Livermore, Erwin PI. 362
Estella M. 355
EsteUe (Hoffman) 206
Esther 93, 148, 152, 154
Esther A. 290, 407
Esther C. (AUen) 292
Esther (Lord) 173
Esther M. 412
Esther M. (Barnard) 77
Esther M. (Towne) 306
Esther R. 153, 275
Esther W. no
Ethel 319
Etta B. 345
Etta B. (WUder) 148
Etta C. 173
Etta V. 235
Eudora M. 209
Eugene 235
Eugene A. 386
Eugene N. 362
Eugenia M. 214, 353
Eunice 24, 33, 38, 46, 74,
89, 96, 122, 148, 229
Eunice (Claflin) 122
Eunice E. 185
Eunice G. (Nevins) 297
Eunice (Hovey) 127
Eunice P. (Leach) 185
Eunice S. 118, 217
Eunice T. 103, 181
Eunice W. (Stafford) 118
Eve 314
Evelyn M. 242
Everett W. 336
Experience (Kellogg) 208
Ezra 43, 97, 102, 106, 166,
178, 189
F. F. 105
Fadilla (Luce) 147
Faith J. 227
Faith S. 367
Faith S. (Hoogs) 227
Fannie 100, 171, 307, 361
Fannie A. 168, 301
Fannie (Estes) 197
Fanny 77, 102, 176, 409
Fanny A. 300
Fanny B. 177
Fanny E. 304
Fanny (Howard) 168
Fanny R. 362
Farmer R. 105, 188
Fay 289
Fay H. 283
Fidelia 206, 340
Fidus 3, 117, 211, 214, 216
Fidus O. 213, 353
Flora A. 352
Flora E. 203, 269

458

Livermore Family

Livermore, Flora M. (Sher
win) 280
Flora W. 424
Florence 276, 293
Florence D. 386
Florence E. 234
Florence E. (Packard) 243
Florence K. 297
Florence M. 319, 360, 369,
407. 425
Florence O. 174
Francena (Thayer) 300
Frances no
Frances A. 126
Frances C. (Fuller) 276
Frances E. 169
Frances L. 115
Francis A. 281, 394
Francis D. 185, 430
Francis E. 340
Francis G. 286, 402
Francis H. 123
Frank 134, 172, 239, 251,
289 Frank B. 385
Frank D. 400
Frank E. 277, 283, 315
Frank H. 203, 319
Frank J. 271
Frank P. 174
Frank R. 301, 355
Franks. 173,307,308,413
Frank T. 412
Frankie A. 269
Freddie E. 268
Frederic 290; 360
Frederic A. 197, 336
Frederick C. 293
Frederick D. 198
Frederick F. 308
Frederick G. 383
Frederick H. 224
Frederick M. 266, 300,
344 Frederick O. 231
Frederick T. 239
Frederick W. 200, 338
Gardner 96, 284
Gavina (Salazar) 165
Genoa M. (Burton) 345
George 57, 78, 100, 124,
128, 129,133,146, 175, 189,
233. 284, 400
George A. 123, 228, 383
George B. 124, 158, 163,
232, 279, 284, 291
George C. 231, 240, 289,
361, 370, 405
George D. 159, 178, 286
George E. 106, 224, 349

Livermore, George F. 123,
231,306,411 George G. 242
George H. 109, 181, 199,
235 George H. C. 103
George K. 179, 315, 317
George R. 266, 341, 383,
386 George S. 210, 221
George T. 277
¦George W. 88, 94, 118,
126, 144, 156, 158, 161, 162,
163, 166, 169, 176, 179, 200,
218, 260, 280, 288, 289, 298,
319.361 Georgia D. 233
Georgianna (Shaw) 367
Gertrude A. 401
Gertrude E. 353
Gertrude L. 393
Gertrude (Symonds) 399
Gertrude W. 233
Giles 186
Gladys H. 375
Gladys M. 352
Glen F. 386
Grace 8, 9, n, 15, 19, 22,
36, 76, 125, 203, 228, 378
Grace A. 144
Grace B. 315, 345
Grace D. 373, 428
Grace G. 262
Grace S. 121, 227
Grace (Sherman) 5
Grace W. (Cummings) 330
Grandison D. 172, 306
Granville P. 141, 251
Gratia (Heywood) 154
Grizel 41, 99
Guy 289
Guy H. 175
Gwendolen J. 376
Hammond 98, 168
Hammond J. 168, 301
Hannah 8, 11, 12, 13, 14,
18, 19, 20, 30, 32, 37, 42,
47.52.82,95, 107,121, 141,
160, 191
Hannah A. 96, 165
Hannah (Alien) 41
Hannah (Baseman) 192
Plannah (Bassett) 116
Hannah (Bright) 121, 122
Hannah (Brown) 36, 159,
160 Hannah (Bulin) 50
Hannah C. 178, 314
Hannah (Clarke) 81
Hannah (Cogswell) 96

Livermore, Hannah (Cut
ting) 176
Hannah E. 158
Hannah G. (Brown) 260
Hannah (Godding) 76
Hannah PI. 155
Hannah (Harrington) 36
Hannah J. 267
Hannah L. 333
Hannah L. (Ward) 333
Hannah N. 173
Hannah S. 78, 127
Hannah (Sanderson) 120,
121 Hannah (Seward) 160, 281
Hannah W. (Faxon) 228
Harlan N. 300
Harlan P. 179
Harlow E. 430
Harlow R. 159
Harold 407
Harold A. 406
Harold C. 330
Harriet79,96,99, 102, 121,
137,144,169,185,219,257,
275. 357
Harriet B. (Pickett) 188
Harriet (Brown) 153
Harriet E. 169, 217, 247,
356. 374
Harriet E. (Smith) 246
Harriet F. (Wood) 266
Harriet J. 185
Harriet L. (Clarke) 239
Harriet (livermore) 102,
221 Harriet N. 116
Harriet R. 118, 216
Harriet (Riley) 217
Harriet (Romans) 290
Harris 373
Harrison B. 399
Harrison P. 333
Harry A. 262, 286
Harry B. 233, 343, 345
Hari-y E. 302
Harry H. 401
Harry W. 412
Harvey 90, 149, 267
Harvey C. 209, 345
Hattie A. 308
Hattie A. (Lawrence) 412
Hattie B. (Nye) 329
Hattie E. 266, 384
Hattie E. (Clark) 413
Hattie E. (Comstock) 266
Hattie E. (Leighton) 377
Hattie L. 287
Hattie M. (Baker) 352
Hattie (Stanton) 290

Index

459

Livermore, Hattie (Wedge)
308 Haynes 25
Hazel R. 329
Heber 146, 264
Helen 242, 276
Helen A. (Colt) 329
Helen C. 287
Helen L. (Eells) 377, 378
Helen L. L. (Hale) 421
Helen M. 153, 274
Helen R. 341
Helen S. F. 158, 279, 280
Henrietta 208
Henrietta C. 173
Henrietta J. (Wells) 415
Henrietta W. 195
Henry 51, 76, 113, 125,
262 Henry C. 192, 369
Henry D. 116, 207
Henry H. 244, 371
Henry J. 144, 249, 261,
306, 375.412
Henry L. 138, 169, 247,
280, 335, 374, 393
Henry M. 113, 124, 179,
203, 233
Henry N. 179
Henry P. 166
Henry W. 416
Hephzibeth (WUliams) 46
Hepsey 103
Hepsibeth 47, 103
Hepsie C. 226
Hepzibah 55, 94, 121, 158,
225 Hepzibah (Coolidge) 55
Hepzibah (Fisk) 18
Herbert E. 269
Herbert J. 181, 319
Herbert N. 407
Hester R. (Dutton) 331
Hiram B. 158, 280
Homer F. 234, 371
Horace 107, 146
Horace B. 206
Horatio G. 141, 252
Horatio P. 253, 377
Howard B. 340
Howard G. 297
Howard J. 421
Howard W. 266
Huldah 21, 32, 34
I. E. T. (Harrison) 409
Ida 290
Ida A. (Whitney) 313
Ida E. 302
Ida L. 286
Ida M. 287, 303, 403

Livermore, Ina 391
Ilia A. 213,353
Inez 292
Ira J. 345
Ira W. 2S9, 406
Irene E. 430
Irving A, 208
Isaac 14, 18, 26, 27, 37,
42, 50, 51, 78, 82, 95, 112,
122, 127, 129, 133, 140
Isaac B. 113, 159
Isadore E. 213
Izora A. 213, 353
Jackson 106
Jackson J. D. 185
Jairus 116, 206
James 14, 23, 38, 39, 53,
89, 97, 116, 118, 147, 209,
217, 360
James A. 217
James C. 117
James H. 185, 262
James K. 247
James M. 98, 150, 168,
209, 345
James N. 406
James R. 164, 179, 315
Jane 219
Jane A. 113, 122
Jane B. 239
Jane (Barnard) 308
Jane (Browne) 82
Jane C. 128, 238
Jane (Dodd) 160
Jane (Dunlap) 35
Jane F. (Sibley) 334
Jane (Granger) 286
Jane (Hurry) 338
Jane (Hutchins) Kimber-
ly 187
Jane L. 202
Jane M. 166, 296
Jane M. (Dudley) 159
Jane (MUes) 175
Jane P. 120, 223
Jane (Pray) 175
Jane (Rexford) 187
Jane (Sampson) 200
Jane (Watson) 292
Janette 167
Jarvis S. 206
Jason 23, 39, 40, 41, 90,
91. 92, 93. 99. 153. 154
Jason B. 151
Jason W. 95, 158
Jay D. 189
Jay W. 290
Jemima 107
Jennet R. (Raymond) 386
Jennie 187

Livermore, Jennie E. 268
Jennie K. 403
Jennie M. 235, 413
Jennie (Pool) 406
Jennie S. (Knowlton) 267
Jennie (Watson) 390, 391
Jennie (Whaley) 285
Jenny (Perkins) 175
Jeremiah 214
Jerusha A. 151, 269
Jerusha M. (Lull) 151
Jesse 43, 97, 165
Jesse R. 403
Jessica M. 277
Jessie 100, 289, 360
Jessie A. (Holland) 203
Jessie L. 216
Jessie M. 406
Jessie P. 430
Joanna (Felton) 36
Joel F. 212, 351
Joel W. 125, 149, 235
John 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,
II, 12, 13, 14, 15, 18, 24, 33,
36,38,48,53.55.76.78.89, 102, 108, 119, 134, 164,' 177,
210, 275, 346, 349 390
John A. 206
John A. C. 414
John B. 287
John E. 150, 289
John F. 94, 155, 158, 161,
280, 286
John H. 126
John K. 220, 360
John L. 216, 308, 355, 413
John M. 135, 242
John P. 116, 185, 209
John R. 200, 214, 411
John R. McD. 171, 304
John S. 117, 213
JohnT. 118, 394, 430
John W. 93, 100, 109, 152,
153. 175. 197.335
Jonas 18, 20, 26, 27, 47,
49. 55. 79. 107. 118, 119,
136, 191, 218, 219
Jonas B. 331
Jonas D. 136, 243
Jonas J. 220
Jonas L. 173, 307
Jonathan 15, 21, 22, 31,
35' 36. 38. 55. 56. 80, 81,
120, 122, 137, 228, 243, 244
Jonathan S. 96
Joseph 14, 17, 18, 22, 24,
43,44,92,99,100, 102,151,
160, 170, 172, 306
Joseph A. 151
Joseph C. 286

460

Liverttiore Family

Livermore, Joseph D. 386
Joseph H. 159
Joseph M. 171, 304
Joseph McL. 304
Joseph N. 394
Joseph P. 249, 375
Joseph S. 99, 170
Joseph W. 118, 163, 217,
280, 289
Josephine C. 414
Josephine D. 333
Josephine (Pratt) 348
Josephine V. (Simmons)
291 Josephus 98
Joshua 100, 174
Joshua B. 359, 424
Joshua G. 226
Josiah 12, 18, 20, 23, 30,
39. 40. 41. 44. 53. 78. 92,
93, 103, 126, 155, 181
Josiah H. 153, 275
Josiah R. 319
Josiah T. lor
Jossie F. 351
Jubal 90
Judson A. 165
Julia in, 161, 287
Julia A. 151, 169, 302
Julia A. G. (Winship) 269
Julia C. (White) 237
Julia (Cowin) 210
Julia 15. 170
Julia E. (Northrup) 288
Julia E. (Vancor) 268
JuUa P. (Bancroft) 169
Julia S. 141
Julian A. 291
JuUett 165, 294
Julius 211
Justice N. 167
Justus [Justice] L. 98, 167,
301 Kate A. 349
Kate E. 343
Kate L. (WUlcutt) 233
Kate M. 194
Kate (Prince) 262
Kate R. 385
Katharine loz, 177
Katharine A. 375
Katherine E. 239
Katie M. 298
Kenneth C. 319
Kirk W. 345
Kittie 300
Lark B. 329
Lark S. 105, 187
Larnard 95, 159, 160
Laura 167, 299

Livermore, Laura A. (Hol
man) 136
Laura C. 106
Laura E. (Maxson) 349
Laura E. (Prouty) 280, 281
Laura E. (Randall) Prouty
158 Laura J. (Bachelor) 169
Lauraetta 136
Lavina A. 148
Lavinia (Howe) 51
Lavinia (Wilson) 96
Lawrence W. 374
Leander E. 211, 349
Lee H. 301
LeUa L. 385
LeUa R. 341, 420
Leila (Robertson) 340
Leland W. 345
Lemira B. (Daniels) 202
Lemuel E. 150, 268
Lena C. 423
Leon 275, 385
Leon J. 371
Leonard 77, 126
Leonard H. 126
Leonard J. 138, 247, 248
Leonard R. 219
Leslie 344
Leslie R. 375
Leslie S. 209
Lester J. 336
Letitia J. (BothweU) 188
Leverna 168, 301
Levi 39, 90, 148
Levi H. 361
Levi S. 266
Levi W. 148, 266, 384
Levina 49
Levina (Adams) 39
Lewis 98, 107, 108, 193,
333 Lewis B. 401
Lewis E. 169, 407
Lewis G. 287
Levris R. 163, 289
Lilian 317
Lillian 2S7, 399
Lillian A. 430
LiUie E. 402
LiUie J. 175, 292, 407
LUlie M. 361
Lily B. (Baker) 423
Lizzie 293, 40S
Lizzie B. (Seaver) Taft
3°3 Lizzie E. (RusseU) 374
Lizzie M. (Parker) 345
Lizzie (Olmstead) 175
Lizzie ( Woodworth) 189

Livermore, Lois 24, 44, loo,
123. 164, 231
Lois A. 211, 349
Lois (Claflin) 123
Lois (Livermore) 44
Lois (Mixer) 34
Lorenzo 108, 197
Lorenzo D. 151, 197, 270,
334 Lorenzo O. 48, no
Lorette G. (Randall) 280
Lorin 160, 283
Lot 43, 219,358
Lotta 358
Lottie 315, 416
Lottie B. (Vancor) 269
Lou E. 187
Louie 358
Louis B. 197
Louis C. 212
Louisa 47, 106, III, 136,
146, 154, 202, 219, 264
Louisa A. 213, 352
Louisa (Bemis) 196
Louisa (BUss) 144
Louisa E. 359, 424
Louisa F. (Dickson) 362
Louisa (Gates) 191
Louisa (Steams) 136
Louise 100, 264, 276, 286,
391. 403
Louise (Allen) 288
Louise C. (McNeal) 399,
400 Louise R. 319
Louise (Wallace) 154
Lovina A. (Corby) 159
Lucette 105
Lucie E. (Walker) 336
Lucinda 96, 117, 120, 164,
Lucinda B. (Cross) 286
Lucihda (Beck) 189
Lucinda (Kelsey) 119, 120
Lucinda S. (Clark) 265
Lucius 159
Lucius M. 159
Lucretia 51, 98
Lucy 25, 27, 39, 45, 50,
55, 56, 90, 101, 112, 120,
121, 123, 148, 176, 225, 265
Lucy A. 147, 171
Lucy A. (Bradbury) 305
Lucy B. 102
Lucy (Bent) 18
Lucy E. 430
Lucy E. (Bennett) 242
Lucy E. (Merriam) 224
Lucy E. (Rankin) 402
Lucy F. (Gardner) 287

Index

461

Livermore, Lucy H. 120
Lucy (HeiUg) 427
Lucy (Higgins) 43
Lucy (Livermore) i68, 301
Lucy (Longley) 55
Lucy (Maynard) 90
Lucy P. 335
Lucy (Perley) 170
Lucy (Stratton) 45
Lucy (Watson) 265
Lucy (Whitney) 125
Ludima (Stafford) 159
Lula M. 287
Lulu A. (Gate) 414
Luman 290, 407
Lura 386
Lura C. 142
Lura (Chase) 142
Lura D. 271
Luther 119
Lydia 15, 22, 24, 26, 32,
33, 36, 41, 44, 49, 50, 74,
76, 77. 79. 81. 93-97. III.
135. 136, 139. 152, i66
Lydia A. 185
Lydia A. L. 109
Lydia (Brooks) 178
Lydia (Harrington) 76
Lydia (Parsons) Stock-
well 202
Lydia (Preston) 100
Lydia S. 171
Lydia (Tuttle) 99
Lydia W. (Corbett) 207
Lyman 51, 113, 147, 165
Lyman R. 165
Lyman S. 113
Mabel 212, 391
Mabel A. 231
Mabel G. 319
Mabel L. 281
Mabel R. 344
Mabel S. 383
Maggie B. 360
Malvina (Adams) 148
Mamie (Marden) 308
Manin 117, 211, 212
Manley T. J. 185
Marcia A. (Watson) 199
Marcia E. 195
Marcia J. 338
Margaret 120, 224, 317,
338 Margaret A. 292
Margaret (Boteler) 264
Margaret E. (Wright) 305
Margaret (GUchrist) 275
Maria 109, 125, 199, 206,
219, 226, 357
Maria A. (Griffin) 168

Livermore, Maria E. 197
Maria (Lyons) 210
Maria (Rice) 50
Maria W. 125
Marian 209
Marian S. (McCallam) 251
Marietta 172, 306
Marietta G. 293
Mariette 164
Mariette R. 105
Marion A. 307
Marion D. 370
Marion G. 369
Marion R. 428
Mark B. 298
Mark C. 166, 168, 297, 301
Marshall 78, 101, 125, 129,
234 Martha 8, 9, 11, 12,14, 15,
25. 26, 33, 43, 47, 56, 75,
90, 91, 106, 123, 136, 212,
349. 351
Martha A. 175, 177, 312
Martha A. (Beedon) 214
Martha A. E. 177
Martha A. (Senna) 412
Martha (AUen) 25, 26
Martha (Crowell) 149
Martha E. 330
Martha E. (Boynton) 371
Martha E. (Todd) 363
Martha (Fitts) 168
Martha J. 114, 204
Martha J. (Grumpier) 201
Martha K. (Claflin) 228
Martha M. 169
Martha (Maynard) 43
Martha (Patterson) 147
Martha (Putnam) no
Martha (Robbins) 56
Martha (Stanley) 360
Martha W. 78, 125
Martha (White) 33
Martha (Wickwire) 345
Martin 46, 47, 52, 114
Martin W. 1 14
Mary 12, 14, 19, 20, 24,
25.26,30,31,34,39,44,45,
47.48.53.57.77.79.81.91. loi, 102, 103, 105, 107, 108,
118, 119, 138, 151, 154, 160,
173, 186, 190, 192,207,219,
264, 271,308,413
Mary A. 94, in, 136, 156,
158, 161, 165, 192, 202, 214,
219, 285, 287, 290, 293, 294,
331. 354. 359. 406, 425
Mary A. B. (Drown) 368
Mary A. (Bond) 268
Mary A. (Brigham) 302

Livermore, Mary A. C. (Per
kins) 248
Mary A. (Correll) 360
Mary A. D. 121, 227
Mary A. (Dexter) 231
Mary A. (Howard) 315
Mary A. (Keating) Moore
244 Mary A. (Rice) 194
Mary A. (Robinson) 205
Mary A. (Thompson) 209
Mary B. (Rawson) 165
Mary B. (Ryder) 427
Mary (Belden) 242
Mary (Bigelow) 92
Mary (Bright) 19, 21, 32
Mary C. 103, 135, 180
Mary C. (Cook) 198^
Mary C. (Gardner) 307
Mary C. (Langdon) 246
Mary (Chapin) 300
Mary (Coolidge) 20
Mary D. 136, 247, 291
Mary (Dix) 78, 79
Mary E. 109, 113, 114, 155,
167,177,195,196,197,203,
226, 244, 247, 268, 3 1 2, 336,
430 Mary E. (Austin) Bell 200,
201 Mary E. (Crozier) 361
Mary E. (HiU) 375, 376
Mary E. (Reeves) 394
Mary E. T. 206
Mary E. (White) 382, 383
Mary (Eaton) 212
Mary F. (Firman) 268
Mary F. (Trask) 353
Mary (Flint) 93
Mary G. (Skinner) 179
Mary H. (Griswold) 241
Mary (Holbrook) 267
Mary J. 126, 144, 237, 262
Mary J. (Gray) 424
Mary (Jackson) 90
Mary (Kelsey) 118
Mary (Kittredge) 102
Mary L. 266, 394
Mary L. (Livingstone) 98
Mary L. (Riddle) 277
Mary (Livermore) 102,
172 Mary M. 150
Mary M. (Giffin) 335
Mary M. (Hobby) 138
Mary (McNall) 160
Mary (Osborn) 48
Mary R. 171, 341
Mary (Rogers) 29
Mary S. (Mason) 228

463

Livermore Family

Livermore, Mary S. (McCor
mick) 263
Mary (Smith) 185
Maiy (Southgate) 25
Mary (Symonds) 331
Mary (Taylor) 174
Mary (Tompkins) 166
Mary V. 343
Mary (Warren) 22, 24
Mary (White) 109
Mary (WUson) 95
Mary (Zumwalt) 219
MatUda M. (Bonney) 289
Matthew 15, 20, 29
Mattie 378
Mattie H. (Banks) 377
Mattie (HaskeU) 113
Maud M. 412
Maud M. E. 345
Maxson G. 117, 346
May 275
May C. 309
May E. (Davis) 291
Mehetable 95, 159, 281
Mehitable 18, 161
Mehitable (Bates) 114
Mehitable (Harris) 143
Mehitable J. 144, 259
Mehitable L. (Swain) 280
Mehitable (Norcross) 18
MeUnda 48, 77, 116, 126,
207 MeUnda B. 117
Melinda (Bassett) 117
Melissa 48
Melvina T. (Brown) 18S
Mercy 20, 100
Mercy (Hume) in
Mercy J. (Spencer) 175
Mercy (Leonard) 172
Mertie M. 271
Mertie (Marks) 290
Mettie N. (Tuttle) 316
Micah 26, 49
MUdred 371
MUes 186
MUes E. 291
Millard F. 207
MiUey E. 167, 299
MUley (Gage) 97
MUton 218
Minerva L. (DevUbliss)
430 Minnie B. 205
Minnie E. 401
Minnie G. (Frasier) 386
Minnie G. (Rice) 411
Minnie M. (Hotaling) 291
Minnie P. (Kinsman) 413
Miranda 46

Livermore, Miriam A. 115,
205 Miriam (Waxham) 293
MolUe (Bird) 293
Molly 44
Molly (Barton) 89
Morris 96
Mortimer C. 209, 344
Moses 23, 33, 41, 42, 76,
95, 96, 107, 161, 286
Muriel F. 371
Myra 317
Myra A. (Jourdan) 393
Myra L. 393
Myrtie A. 298
Myrtie (McKinster) 422,
423 Nancy 76, 82, loi, 105,
107, 175, 190, 309
Nahcy (Blood) Fitch 222
Nancy (Brown) 118
Nancy M. 147
Nancy M. (Thomas) 351
Nancy (McHard) 118
Nancy (Walker) 106, 175
Nancy (Williams) 219
Nannie B. 265
Nannie (Wear) 348
Naomi 219, 357
Narcissa M. 1 66
Nathan 18, 36, 81, 161,
287 Nathan L. 151
Nathaniel 7, 8, 11, 12, 15,
18, 20, 21, 25, 26, 31, 33,
34. 36. 55. 76. 77. 78. 119.
134, 222, 349
Nathaniel C. 78
Nathaniel L. 247, 375
Nellie 313
NelUe E. 427
NelUe M. 173
Nellie M. (Sawyer) 369
Nelson G. 159, 281
Nettie C. (Waldron) 333
Nettie S. (Cutlei) 384
Newell 167, 300
Newton 209, 345
Nora E. 352
Norman B.378
Obadiah 165
Obadiah L. 96, 164
Ogden 427
Olive B. 371
Olive S, (Fields) 174
OUver 20, 31, 54, 55, 56,
103, 119, 123, 219, 220
Oliver C. 227, 367
Oliver D. 231, 370
Oliver S. 99, 171, 305

Livermore, OUver W. 123,
230 Ora E. 175
Oraniel 116, 208
OreU B. 270
Origen 206
Orin 344
Orpha (Dwight) 189
Orpha J. 214, 354
OqDha (Ranney) 213
Orrin E. 115, 204
Orson H. 106, 189
Otis W. 160
Ozro J. 178, 313
Pamelia 206, 207
Pamelia A. 159, 281, 282
Pamelia B. 207
Pamelia F. 116
Paris 49
Parmelia 95
Pascal G. 179
Paschal 102
Paul 49, III
Paul S. 400
PauUne 175
Pearl 406
Percy W. 173
Permelia K. 175
Permelia (Nichols) 160
Persis in
Persis W. (Evans) 120
Phebe 43, 92
Phebe E. (Buckley) 401
Phebe U. 166
Phena A. 430
Phena D. 394
Pheria (Pease) 281
PhUa H. 98
PhUander E. 159
PhUarmon P. 211, 348
Philip W. 200
Phineas 43, 98
Phoebe E. (Lawson) 289
Pierpont 251
Polly 53, 76, 92, 96, 98,
118, 218
Polly (Ayers) 162
Polly (Cummings) 185
Polly (Lackey) 98
Polly P. 185, 325
Polly (Terry) Glover 79
PoUy (Tiffany) 118
Priscilla 32
PriscUla (Anderson) 297
Priscilla N. (Potter) 148
Prudence 20
Rachel 31, 51, 54
Rachel A. 284
Rachel B. 112
Rachel C. 113

Index

463

Livermore, Rachel E. 114
Rachel F. loo
Rachel M. 126, 236
Rachel (Morse) 76
Ralph A. 385
Ralph E. 234, 268
Ralph T. 188
Randall G. 189
Ransom 147
Ray F. 268, 385
Ray H. 413
Raymond 275
Raymond B. 153, 276
Rebecca 22, 36, 38,47,93,
98. 151. 152. 153. 154
Rebecca A. (Converse)
334 Rebecca A. (Ray) 268
Rebecca (Bams) 21
Rebecca (Benjamin) 30
Rebecca E. (Pike) 290
Rebecca (Fenner) 163,284
Rebecca (Graves) 213
Rebecca H. 167, 299
Rebecca (Hammond) 90
Rebecca (Hammond) Liv
ermore 90, 97
Rebecca M. (Champney)
222 Rebecca (Myrick) 14
Rebecca P. J. 138, 247
Rebecca (Worcester) 92
Rebeckah (Richardson)
76 Rena 348
Rena L. 349
Reuben 44, 98, 168
Rhoda 30, 53
Richard L. 304, 4 1 1
Richmond A. F. 214, 216
Robert 147, 267, 338, 373
Robert A. 338
Robert B. 333
Robert E. 330, 401
Robert G. 336
Robert H. 144
Rolla G. 406
Rollins M. 268, 385
Rosa A. (Comstock) 147
Rosaltha S. (Bailey) 293
Roscoe B. 424
Rose B. 208, 344
Rosie L. 345
Rosina A. 269
Rosina A. (Wells) 268
Rosina M. 385
Roswell 96, 160
Roxalana (Darling) 191
Roxana 111
Roxana A. (Moulton) 267

Livermore, Roxana (Whit
comb) 148
Roy B. 386
Roy C. W. 271
Rufus 98, 222, 362
Rufus P. 202
RusseU 96, 162, 163, 220
RusseU B. 416
Russell T. 113
Russell W. 180, 290, 406
Ruth 31, 33, 49, 53, 106,
u8, 218
Ruth (Aldridge) 109
Ruth (Bowman) 31
Ruth (Daniels) 43
Ruth (Eddy) 49, 106
Ruth E. 267
Ruth H. 421
Ruth J. 385 '
Ruth (Livermore) 49, 106
Ruth (Stearns) 31
S. B. 313
Sadie 173, 187
Salem 47, 49, 106, 107, 191
Sallie 147
Sally 47, 51, 89, 100, 102,
105, 116, 120, 187, 210, 281,
394 Sally A. 394
Sally (Bassett) 116
Sally (Gould) 98
Sally (Lamb) 96
Sally (Loring) 109
Sally (Snow) in
SaUy (TUton) 99, 102
Samantha see Semantha.
Samuel 3, 8, 9, 11, 12, 14,
15, 19, 20, 22, 24, 30, 36, 37,
44. 53. 81. 82, 85, 87, 100,
116, 142, 144, 146, 172, 173,
175, 210, 228, 255, 264, 349
Samuel A. 210, 346
Samuel B. 122
Samuel H. 423
Samuel J. 171
Samuel M. 173
Samuel S. 149, 267
Samuel T. 105, 188
Samuel W. 77
Sanford 192, 331
Sarah 8, 11, 14, 15, 18, 25,
34,38,42,45,56,79,82,93,95, loi, 102, 107, III, 122,
135,136,141, 149,152,154,
168, 172, 180, 208, 226, 243,
284, 343
Sarah A. no, 113, 315
Sarah (Bigelow) ig, 34
Sarah (Blake) 315
Sarah C. 158

Livermore, Sarah C. (Grant)
121,225 Sarah C. (Lawrence) 221
Sarah C. (Stackpole) 143
Sarah E. 128, 176, 219,
221, 238, 361, 405
Sarah E. (Carpenter) 324
Sarah E. (Daniels) 371
Sarah E. (Hammond) 288
Sarah E. (Lewis) Safford
215 Sarah E. (Warren) 229
Sarah (Evans) 51
Sarah F. 124, 232
Sarah F. (Brigham) 124
Sarah F. (Hopper) 361
Sarah G. 78, 158
Sarah H. 172, 307
Sarah (Harrington) 15
Sarah (Holcomb) 203
Sarah (Howe) 42
Sarah J. 170, 171, 197,
226, 231, 260, 366, 380
Sarah J. (Correll) 360
Sarah J. (Morgan) 198
Sarah J. (Shaw) 367
Sarah L. 251, 377
Sarah M. 115, 165, 251,
2g3 Sarah M. (Guernsey) 284
Sarah M. (Poland) 303
Sarah N. 355
Sarah (Nevinson) Stearns
20 Sarah P. 140, 305
Sarah S. 144, 171, 305
Sarah S. (Johnson) 171
Sarah (Smith) 117
Sarah (Taylor) 173
Sarah (Taylor) Jones 140
Sarah (Tilton) 45
Sarah W. 81
Sarah (Walker) 57
Sarah (Ward) 47, 49
Sarah ( Wills) 218
Scott P. 412
Selucia (Clarke) 212
Semantha 107, 115, 117,
147. 433
Semantha J. 159, 281, 3g5
Seraph 107
Serena J. (Alfrey) 219
Seth 147
Seward B. 305
Shelby 361
Sheriock D. 148, 266
Sherman W. 336
Shirley A. 360
Sibyl 77
Sibyl A. (Colby) 126

464

Livermore Family

Livermore, Sibyl E. 150
Sibyl (Eggleston) 150
Sibyl (Priest) 175
Sibyl (White) 77
Sidney A. 148, 265
SUas 36, 41, 44, 4g, gg,
no. III, 201
Silas W. 2og, 344
Silence 94, 100
Silence (Thompson) 107
Silens 44
Simeon 96
Socrates S. 220, 360
Solomon 90
Solomon K. 81, 137
Solon A. 170
Sophia loi, 149
Sophia C. 165, 295
Sophia (Farnsworth) 156
Sophia G. 1 7 1
Sophia (Lowell) 98^
Sophia P. 267
Sophronia (Moore) 267
Squire E. 166
Stella A. 207, 304
Stella G. (Harris) 393
Stephen G. 99, 168, 169,
302 Submit 24, 44
Sullivan G. 166
Sumner W. 114
Susan 36, 99, 115
Susan A. 207
Susan A. (Lull) 400
Susan E. 171
Susan E. (Downing) 243
Susan F. 136
Susan (Faxon) 172
Susan H. (Homer) 261
Susan (Hatfield) 197
Susan P. 120
Susan (Partridge) in
Susan (Platts) 120
Susanna 20, 24
Susanna (Middleton) 193
Susannah P. 263, 381
Susie T. (McCaughey)
375. 376
Susy go
Sylvanus 50
Sylvia 125
Sylvia PI. 126
Sylvia (Hale) 125
TabUha 21, 33, 44, 75,
221 Tabitha (Tilton) 102, 221
Tacy B. (Fitch) 211
Tamason 107
Teresa (Ahern) 292
Tessora E. 344

Livermore, Thankful 39, g">
149 Thankful (Harrington)
23. 44
Thankful (Harrington)
Cutting 36
Theodore 117, 213
Theodore C. 213, 352
Theodosia (ChurchiU) 344
Thomas 15, 19,21,32,33,
34.36.76,79. 107,121,125,
126, 136, 225, 235, 349
Thomas A. 138, 246
Thomas H. 226
Thomas L. 3, 247, 371,
373. 375
Thomas S. 191, 331
Urania B. (Richardson)
314 Ursula (Noyes) 270
Valette A. 105
Vashti gg
Vera I. 330
Villa J. (Huntress) 411,
412 Violet g5
Virgil 148
Virginia S. 345
Wallace 164, 2go
Walter ng, 122
Walter A. 243, 36g, 427
Walter C. 188, 330
Walter E. 336
Walter F. 280
Walter H. 266
Walton 48, 109, no, 163,
200, 290
Warner 95, 96, i6i
Warren G. 174, 308
Warren J. 197, 334
Waymen 360, 426
WendeU B. 231
Wesley 118
Westley 174
-Weston T. 220
WUlard 51
WUliam 38, 40, 41, 45, 48,
55,77, 82, 91, 100, 102, 109,
ng, 122, 136, 140, 150, 163,
172, 221, 22g, 235, 242, 265,
362 WUliam A. 186, 2ig, 308
WiUiam B. 164, 188, 243,
2g2, 330
WiUiam C. 268, 385
WUUam D. 205, 243,
251 WiUiam E. 114, 266
WUUam F. 181, 199, 319,
338

Livermore, William H. 193,
221,286,307,333,345,401,
412 William R. 114, 134, 179,
220, 240, 241, 341, 361
WUliam S. 117, 144, 164,
173, 210, 292
William W. 109, 165, 175,
199.229,293,308,333,338,
369 WiUie C. 298
WUlie J. 346
Winifred J. 413
Winslow O. 270, 386
Winthrop 108, 196
Winthrop W. 335
Wrexaville (Badger) 284
Zayda C. 345
Zayma E. 344
Zipora E. 167, 300
Zula Z. 344
Livingston, Alice M. 382
Clara L. 382
John B. 382
Martha A. (Montgomery)
382 Mary L. g8
LobdeU, Jennie E. 404
Mary M. 404
Sydney 404
Long, Albert M. 431
Elias 431
Emery Q. 431
Emma A. 430
Henry L. 431
John T. 432
Phena J. (Anderson) 431
Sarah M. (Anderson) 432
WUUs M. 432
Longacre, Sarah 240
Longley, Abel 223
Elizabeth (Patterson) 55
Hannah (King) 223
Jane P. (livermore) 223
John 55
Julia C. 223
LUlian E. 223
Lucy 55
Margaret B. 223
Longyear, Nellie M. 273
Lord, Charles S. 189
Eda M. (Stiles) 189
Esther 173
Loring, Jennette 253
Nathaniel T. 109
Sally log
Sarah (Watson) 109
Losey, Ella W. 276
John M. 276
Maria B. (Wood) 276

Index.

465

Lovejoy, Jonathan 76
Ruth (Benjamin) 76
Low, Henry 174
Lydia (Gardiner) 174
Phebe (Gardiner) 174
Stephen 174
Lowell, Sophia g8
Luce, Desire 142
Fadila 147
Lugar, Ann E. 304
George C. 304
Lull, Jerusha M. 151
Susan A. 400
Lunt, Arabella L. 124
WUUam H. 124
Luther, Betsey 161
Robert 161
Lyon, Abbie F. 311
Charles R. 282
Delos E. 311
Elizabeth R. (Mather)
282 EUa E. 2 82
Eunice A. (Taylor) 311
George F. 282
George H. 282
George T. 311
Harry 282
Harry F. 282
Izette B. (Dodge) 174
Jennie D. 282
John 174
Minnie M. (Lester) 282
PameUa A. (Livermore)
282 PameUa J. 282
Lyons, Maria 210
Maclem, Florence 27g
Maddock, Mary (Welling
ton) 20
Mairs, EUzabeth 153
Makin, Grace 5
MaUory, CaroUne 273
Mann, Lydia 150
Manning, Angeline T.
(Clarke) Cleveland 248
Charles H. 247
Cleveland P. 247
Fanny L. (Bartlett) 247
Florence (Raymond) 273
Henry L. 247
Jarvis C. 247
Joseph C. 247
Laura R. (Darley) 247
Leonard J. 248
Mary E. 247
Morgan S. 273
Rebecca L. 247
Rebecca P. J. (Livermore)
247

Mansfield, EUzabeth (Liver
more) 10 1
J. H. loi
John 101
Martha M. 101
Marble, Frances E. (Liver
more) i6g
Henry 169
Marden; Annie M. 319
Eliza A. (Stimson) 319
Mamie 308
Samuel 319
Marks, Lucy A. (Smith) 290
Mertie 2go
William 290
Marsh, Betsey 96
Eliza A. 340
Harriet E. (Livermore)
169 Lyman i6g
MeUssa 341
Ruth 47
MarshaU, Elizabeth 301
Margaret 25g
Marstes, Elizabeth 140
John 140
Martin, Adam C. 338
Benj. R. 141
Edward 176
EmiUe H. 338
Julia S. (Livermore) 141
Susan P. (Banks) 176
Mason, Anna 56
Anna (Livermore) 56
James 56
John 56
Joseph 56
Josiah 56
Lucy 56
Mary (Monk) 56
Mary S. 228
Rishworth gg
Samuel 56
Susan (Livermore) Leigh
ton 99
Susanna 56
Thomas 56
WUliam F. 56
Masters, Andrew 140
Judith S. 29g
Sarah P. (Livermore) 140
Matchett, Catherine (Plum
mer) 125
Sarah A. (Bennett) 125
William F. 125
WiUiam P. 125
Mather, Elizabeth R. 282
Matherson, Phebe 406
Matteson, Arthur E. 332
Helen E. (Henshaw) 332

Matteson, Marcia 332
Murray G. 332
Myra 332
Matthews, Olive L. 3g6
Maxson, Laura E. 34g
Maynard, Ephraim 18
Lucy go
Martha 43
Sarah (Livermore) 18
Mayo, George 176
Joel 176
Mary P. (Banks) 176
McCallam, Marian S. 251
McCaughey, Arthur 376
Sarah 376
Susie T. 375, 376
McCaw, Sally (Foresman)
326 WiUiam 326
McCoUom, Catharine 275
McCormick, Mary S. 263
McCrae, Sophia 336
McCumber, Lucetta 348
Mary 404
McDermott, Emily (Van
Valkenburgh) 165
Thomas 165
McEckron, J. E. 370
Mary E. (Ray) 370
McElroy, Anna 191
McFaU, Susan C. 310
McFarland, Angle 193
David 192
Frederick 193
Lewis F. 193
Maria 193
Mary J. 193
Mary (Livermore) 192
McFarlin, Mary 319
McGee, James 136
Mary A. (Livermore) 136
McHard, Nancy 118
Mclntire, Bertha O. 354
Elizabeth E. 354
John A. 354
Mary A. (Livermore)
354 Robert S. 354
McKinster, Myrtie 423
McLaren, Alice M. (Liver
more) 319
Daniel 319
John C. 319
Mary (McFarUn) 319
McLean, Mary E. (Larre
more) 303
Stephen A. 303
McNaU, Mary 160
McNeal, Louise C. 39g, 400
Mead, David 2g

466

Livermore Family

Mead, Hannah (Smith) 2g
Harriet 232
Susanna 28
Medbery, Clara E. 2g8
Clarissa S. (Livermore)
297 Don 297
Don D. 298
Helen A. 2g8
Jennie M. 2g8
MeUen, Henry L. 335
Lucy P. (Livermore) 335
Maria 335
Susan 306
Walter B. 335
Meriam, Angeline (Rock
wood) 191
James L. 191
Merriam, Betsey R. 224
Josephus 224
Lorinda (Fitts) 112
Lucy E. 224
Sarah 168
Merrill, Abbie L. (Liver
more) 167
Emeline (Fitts) 112
Orson J 12
RUey M. 167
Susannah 16
Merritt, Phebe 185
Merriman, EUa M. 320
Messenger, Almira A. 412
Metcalf, OUvia 75
Meyers, Louisa 236
Middleton, Susanna 193
MUes, Jane 175
Nancy 359
MUlard, Edmoor K. 356
Florence R. 356
Harriet E. (Livermore)
356 Myrtle L. 356, 424
Newton H. 356
MUler, Edith M. (Crandall)
328 Frank G. 328
Frank W. 161
Mary E. (Livermore) 114
Mehitable (Livermore)
161 PoUy 52
Rebecca 222
Warren P. 161
William 114
Mills, Albert 272
Augusta 272
Charles D. 351
Charlotte (Raymond) 272
Delphine 272
Edgar 272

MUls, Ellen (HoUenbeci)
272 George W. 149
Herbert A. 352
Lilian 352
Mary 272
Rebecca 272
Rebecca F. R. 362
Rose (Verbee) 272
Samuel 272
Sarah C. (Kingsley) 351
Sarah (Livermore) 149
Stephen 272
Minott, Betsey (Sherman)
31 James 31
Mixer, Anna 43
Eunice 74, 227
Eunice (Livermore) 74
John 74
Josiah 34, 74
Lois 34, 74
Mary 55, 74
Mary (Garfield) 34, 74
Nathaniel 74
PoUy 74
Molau, Charles A. 336
Clara E. 336
Clara (Ordronaux) 336
Monk, Mary 56
Montgomery, Lucy (Liver
more) 265
Martha A. 265, 382
Mary F. 265, 382
William C. 265
Moore, Amanda R. (Pot
ter) 347
Amos F. 347
Charles W. 347
Clark 207
Isaac 267
LUlian M. 347
Mary A. 244
Miriam (Pickard) 267
Oliver E. 207
Sophronia 267
Susan A. (Livennore) 207
Moreau, Elizabeth (Ham
mond) 79
Joshua 79
Morgan, Abigail 139
Sarah J. ig8
Morrell, Anna L. 3gi
Charles 337
Cora A. (Livermore) 3gi
Ella F. 3gi
Mary (Ballard) 337
Sarah A. 337
William 391
Morrill, Sarah 320

Morrison, Betsey (Benja
min) 75
Martha A. (Banks) 176
Samuel 75
Solon 176
Morse, Abel 16
Abigail (Hurd) 45
Albert E. 198
Almond 223
Benjamin 16
EUza (Davis) 198
Elmira (Livermore) 198
Eunice 137
George M. 196
Grace (Parker) 16
Jane L. 223
Jonathan 45
Lucinda (Livermore) 222,
223 Mary (Jackson) 76
Mary P. 223, 364
Nathan 76
Rachel 76
Samuel 198
Susan A. (Sibley) 196
Susannah (MernU) 16
Morton, Anna L. 369
George F. 369
James A. 369
Mary E. 369
Mary L. (Fisher) 369
Moscrip, Almira E. (Ladoo)
389 Amos D. 388
Blanche A. 274, 38g
Charies B. 388
Charles H. 274, 388
Ferris J. 274, 38g
Helen E. 274
John G. 388
Lydia B. 388
Lydia B. (De Lany) 388
Mary A. (Weaver) 274
Minerva L. 388
Robert B. 389
Robert S. 274
Moseley, Rebecca 11
Mott, ComeUa B. 421
Daniel L. 342
Dorothy 421
Elias H. 342
EUzabeth 421
EmUy (Livermore) 342
Frank W. 342
Herbert H. 342
James 342, 421
John 421
Rachel 421
Ruth P. 421
Sarah E. (Preston) 421

Index

467

Mott, Sarah G. (Beardsley)
421 Virginia Elmina 342
Walter L. 342, 421
Moulton, Charies W. 195
Robert 267
Roxanna A. 267
Mullin, Edward H. 184
Medora (Head) 184
Munger, Bertha 323
Charles H. 414
Ellen (Searles) 323
Henry 323
Katie L. (Adams) 414
Mabel 414
Shubael 414
Munson, Amelia E. 183
Betsey (Bames) 183
Louis 183
Murdock, Belle B. 232
Carrie L. 232
Henry J. 232
John 141
Judith 232
Judson 232
Sarah F. (Livermore) 232
Murray, Arthur H. 204
James 204
Jessie L. (Livermore) 216
Lartie 216
Martha J. (Livermore)
204 Mary E. 204
Rutherford L. 204
Muzzy, Benjamin 98
Christian 167, 301
Eli 50
James g8
Laurinda (Bigelow) log
Persis (Prouty) 50
PhUa H. (Livermore) g8
Rebecca (Livermore) g8
TiUy log
Myriclc, Elizabeth (Trow
bridge) 14
John 14
Martha (Livermore)
Brewer 75
Rebecca 14
Samuel 75
Nash, Charles E. 377
Danforth L. 377
Edwin L. 377
Joseph 377
Mary L. 377
Sarah L. (Livermore) 377
Theodosia (Emerson) 377
Neal, Emily (Bradley) 379
Joseph C. 37g
Nelson, Lydia 123

Nelson, Mary E. (Liver
more) Snow 155
Oliver C. 155
Sarah 420
Neville, Rachel S. 430
Nevins, Eunice G. 2g7
Nevinson, Elizabeth 20
John 20
Sarah 20
I^fewcomb, Ruth 231
Newcomer, Annie (Albert)
183 Annie M. 183
Benjamin 183
Newhall, Susan ig5
Newton, Anna G. (Baker)
231 Bethiah 27
Charlesetta (Livermore)
413. 414
Emma E. (Livermore)
231 George B. 414
George L. 414
Gideon 27
Hannah (Lawrence) 27
Jabez 414
Lyman C. 231
Mary A. (Broad) 414
Sarah 51
Sylvia 392
WiUiam B. 231
Nichols, Caroline (Parker)
237 Emma G. (Livermore)
237 Frank W. 237
Harry F. 237
Henry C. 237
Mary J. 306
Permelia 160
WiUiam 237
Nightingale, Charlotte N.
217 Edna 355
Eva (Slierrard) 355
Harriet R. (Livermore)
216 Helen M. 217
Herbert A. 217
James 216, 355
Lewis C. 217
Mahala D. 217
Melvin 355
Richard 217, 355
Sarah M. 217
Niles, Julia M. 325
Nims, Almira J. 312
Lucius 312
Nancy B. 313

Norcross, Mehitable 18
Mehitable (Hagar) 18
Nathaniel 18
Norris, Alfred M. 195
Ethel 195
Henrietta W. (Livermore)
195 John ig5
John O. ig5
Marion ig5
Mary (Brown) ig5
Mary L. ig5
Northrup, C. A. 218
JuUa E. 288
Levantia (Buell) 288
Solomon J. 288
Norval, Agnes 3g7
Noyes, Mary M. 147
Ursula 270
Nurse, Elizabeth 27
Elizabeth (Gale) 27
John 27
Nutting, Elizabeth 75
Nye, David 115
Dwight 115
Florinda H. 147
Hannah log
Hattie B. 32g
Joel 115
Susan (Livermore) 115
Oakes, Clarke W. 295
Clifford V. 295
Edith M. 295
Elwyn L. 295
Mabel E. 295
Mary 35
Sophia C. (Livermore) 2g5
Ober, Hannah (Williams)
139 Samuel I3g
Ocker, Catherine 235
Odiorne, Ebenezer 129
Elizabeth C. izg
Emma C. (Livermore) 242
Frederick 242
Isabella (Redman) 242
John L. 242
Sarah B. (Cunningham)
129 Walter B. 242
WUUam H. 242
Ogden, Cora (Hampton) 299
Emily J. (Livermore) 167
Ethel M. 29g
George 167
Laura (Livermore) 2g9
Leslie C. 2gg
Lewis zgg
Maud 29g
May E. 2gg

468

Livermore Family

Olds, Ann E. (Brockway)
288 Emmagene 288
Ezra 288
Oliver, Mary 404
Olmstead, Lizzie 175
Olney, Bertha O. (Mclntire)
354 Charles 354
Ordronaux, Clara 336
Osborn, Mary 48
Osgood, Josephine T. 218
Osmond, Eloise L. 326
Elvira W. (Livermore) 326
Isaac 326
Joseph S. 326
Nettie M. 326
Sidney (Singley) 336
Owen, James K. 160
Joel 44
Mary (Livermore) 160
Mary M. 160
Molly (Livermore) 44
Packard, Anne E. 243
Caleb S. 243
Florence E. 243
Page, Anna 265
Bathsheba (Livermore) 47
John 47
Painter, Jennie D. (Lyon)
282 Winthrop D. 282
Palmer, Ella 187
George F. 352
LUian (MUls) 352
Samuel A. 305
Sarah S. (Livermore) 305
Park, Mary 118, 120
Parke, Ernest 2gi
Mary D. (Livermore) 2gi
Parker, Abiel 36
Abraham 11, 15
Alma E. 409
Anna S. (Howe) 409
Betsey 107
Blanche M. 409
Caroline 237
Clarence E. 409
Cora M. 418
Daniel 15, igo
Ebenezer 124
Grace 16
Hannah (Livermore) 32
James 15
Jane E. 34g
Lizzie M. 345
Lois 122, 123
Lydia 16
Martha 11
Martha (Livermore) 15

Parker, Mary 15, 32
Mary F. (Hastings) 124
Mason G. 124
Rose (Whitlock) 15
Samuel 16
Sarah (Warren) igo
W. 32
Parks, Jonathan 42
Sarah (Livermore) 42
Parrish, Augustus A. 425
Florence M. (Livermore)
425 Frederick O. 425
Jessie L. 425
Parsons, Almira 347
Eber 202
Lydia 202
Mary (Reed) 202
Partee, John P. 327
Mary A. 327
Sarah A. 327
Partridge, Ella 176
Susan III
Patterson, EUzabeth 55
Martha 147
Paul, Anna 333
Payne, Amy 405
Dodge S. 405
Elizabeth (ChUson) 405
Peabody, AbigaU 231
Adeline S. (Grosvenor)
156 David 156
Elizabeth 230, 231
Jane 23
John 230
Mary A. (Grosvenor) 1 56
Walter 156
Pearce, Charles L. 358
Clara E. 358
George J. 358
Lot L. 358
Martha M. 358
Naomi (Livermore) 357,
358 OrviUe G. 358
Richard E. 358
Sarah E. 358
Thomas 357, 358
Vine W. 358
WUliam T. 358
Pease, Chester 281
Hannah 36
Pheria 281
Polly 281
Peasley, Betsey 136
Jacob 136
James E. 136
Louisa (Livermore) 136
Peirks, Jonathan 42

Peirks, Sarah (Livermore)
42
PeUett, Lucy G. 335
PendeU, Frank M. 432
Lucius A. 432
NelUe A. (Howland) 432
Pendexter, Mary 200
Penn, Hannah 11
Pepper, Henry A. I4g
Lucy I4g
Lucy J. 149
Lydia M. (Hopkins) 149
Mary A. i4g
PUny i4g
Thankful (Livennore) i4g
Perham, Philinda L. 410
Perkins, Aaron 248
Archie D. 422
Clarissa F. (Livermore)
422 Edward W. 367
Essie C. 422
Faith S. (Livennore) 367
Jenny 175
Lytie G. 422
Mary A. C. 248
Mary (GUbert) 248
OrvUle T. 422
SaUie 379
Perley, Ira 146
Lucy 170
Lucy (Balch) 170
Samuel 170
Perry, AbigaU (livermore)
149 EUzabeth M. 383
Joseph 32
Mary J. 375
Prudence (Sherman) 32
Samuel 149
Pettit, Amanda 152
Ann 152
Catherine 152
Cenah H. 186
Jacob 152
Jane 152
John 152
Lydia (Livermore) 152
Mary 152
Petty, Ida A. 348
Phelps, AbigaU 340
Celia E. 339, 340
Francis 340
Permelia 2g2
Philips, Elizabeth (Leonard)
13 James 13
Phillips, Charlotte 330
John 38
Mary (Bennet) 38

Index

469

PMllips, Priscilla 38
Rebecca (Livermore) 38
Theophilus 38
Phipps, Abigail F. (Liver
more) 113
EUzabeth (Leonard) 13
James 13
Marshall 113
Pickard, Miriam 267
Pickett, Harriet B. 188
Mariette R. (Livermore)
105 Walden A. 105
Pickford, AUce (Livermore)
149. 150
Alice T. 150
Anna M. (Tolman) 150
Charles J. 150
EUzabeth (Kay) 150
Elizabeth (Shepard) 150
EmUy 150
John 149, 150
John K. L. 150
Pickman, Elizabeth L. 381
Pierce, Clarissa 166
Cyrus E. 195
Louisa T. 123
Marion (Norris) 195
Pierpont, Charles H. 141
Elijah 141
George W. 141
Hannah 141
Hannah (Livermore) 141
Hannah (Livermore) Pot
ter 37
John M. 141
Robert 37, 141
Sarah (livermore) 141
Pike, Albert 305
Anna B. (Livennore) 305
Esther (Hurlburt) 2go
Hiram 290
Margaret 288
Rebecca E. 290
Pinckney, Martha A. 405
Pitts, Flora L. 339
GUbert D. 339
Joseph E. 339
Mary J. (Bancroft) 339
Platts, Susan 120
* Plummer, Catherine 125
Poland, Sarah M. 303
Pollon, AUce L. (Liver
more) 403
AUie M. 403
Jennie P. 403
John H. 403
John W. 403
Lillie M. 403
Pool, Jennie 406

Porter, Hannah 221
Post, Anne 199
Potter, Adelbert 210
Alice A. 347
Allen 347
Almira (Parsons) 347
Almond D. 347
Amanda H. (Johnson) 347
Amanda R. 347
Amy A. 347
Ann E. Wheeler 347
Annis E. 346
Bessie V. 348
Carrie B. 348
Clarissa A. 346
Cora A. 348
Edmund D. 210
Ella (Thompson) 347
Ellen 210
Fannie E. (Smith) 347
Hannah 210
Hannah (Livermore) 37
Hattie L. 347
Hosea B. 210, 347
Ida A. 347
Ida A. (Petty) 348
Jerome F. 348
Job 210
Joel A. 347
Leona M. 347
Lester 284
Lucetta (McCumber) 348
Luther 210, 347
Mary E. 347, 348
MUdred A. 347
MUton R. 347
Mortimer W. 347
Nathaniel 37
Nina E. 347
PriscUla N. 148
Rhoda (Buckley) 348
RosUla A. 347
Sally 210
Sally (Livermore) 210
Samuel 210, 348
Sarah 37
Sarah (Livermore) 284
Semantha P. (Johnson)
346 W. M. 347
William 210, 346, 347
WUliam S. 348
Pratt, Addie M. 121
Adeline M. (Livermore)
121 Betsey S. 114
David 114
Josephine 348
Margaret 114
WUliam H. 121

Pray, Jane 175
Prentice, Amelia A. (Liver
more) 285
Elizabeth 79
Raymond L. 285
WUliam G. 285
Prescott, Abel 222
Betsey A. 222
Betsey (Livermore) 222
Charles 222
Charles C. 222
Charles L. 222
Ellen A. 222, 364
Hannah (Spalding) 222
Preston, Lydia 100
Saipah E. 421
Prichard, Debbie I. (Coy)
417 Isaac W. 417
Mary D. 417
Priest, Everard 176
Jennie V. 176
Lydia L. 176
Sarah A. 176
Sarah E. (Livermore) 176
Sibyl 175
Prince, Almira 313
J. D. 262
Kate 262
Prout, Mehitable H. 188
Prouty, Aaron 50
Anna (Livermore) 89
Artemas W. 155
Asa 50
Asahel 89
Benjamin I4g
Betsey 8g
Charles 8g
David 27, 50
Elizabeth 50
Elizabeth (Gates) 50
EUiot 280, 281
Eunice 8g
Hannah H. (Livermore)
155 Joel 50
Johnson 8g
Jonas 50
Laura E. 280, 281
Laura E. (Randall) 158,
281 Lucius M. I4g
Lucy J. (Pepper) 149
Lydia (Hatch) no
Lydia (Livermore) 50
Mary A. Pepper) 149
Melinda A. igo
Nabby 89
Patty 89
Persis 50

470

Livermore Family

Prouty, Reuben 89
Sally 8g
WUlard 8g
William no
Purkiss, Sarah 2g
Putnam, Amos no
Elijah 4g
Levina (Livermore) 4g
Martha no
Moses 4g
Paris (Livermore) 4g
Rachel 244
Sarah (Swift) no
Quinlivan, Clayton 405
Daniel S. 405
Edward 405
Frank G. 405
Gladys 405
Laura E. 405
Laura (Horton) 405
Marshall E. 405
Merle D. 405
Sarah E. (Glezen) 405
Rae, Adaline L. (Benton)
416 Charles A. 416
Ernest B. 416
James 416
James C. 416
Ramsey, Florence B. 347
George A. 347
Ida A. (Potter) 347
William 347
Rand, Phebe g2
Susanna 412
Randall, Caroline 280
Jerusha A. 236
Jotham 280
Laura E. 158, 281
Lorette G. 280
Vespucian 158
Rankin, Jesse 402
Lucy E. 402
Ranney, Orpha 213
Rawson, Mary B. 165
Ray, Adaline 295
Helen 370
James 370
James E. 370
Lydia A. (Fuller) 370
Mary 274
Mary E. 370
Norman S. 370
Rebecca A. 268
Raymond, Abigail 138
Augusta 152
Charlotte 152, 272, 273
DeU 273
Edmond 93, 154
Edmond L. 154

Raymond, EUza (Swart
wood) 273
EUzabeth 153
EUzabeth (Crause) 273
Esther (Livermore) 154
Florence 273
Frank 273
Isaac L. 152, 273
Isaac R. 151, 153, 154
Jane 152, 272
Jennet R. 386
John 151, 152, 273 '¦
Lucinda 152, 273
Mary S. 184
Nancy (Goodale) 273
Rebecca 152, 273
Rebecca (Livermore) 151
Rebecca (Tileston) 151
Sarah 154
Sarah E. 154, 277
Sarah (Livermore) 93
Susan (Lewis) 152, 153,
154 WiUiam 152, 273
Rea, Annie H. (HaU) 379
Dudley H. 379
James D. 379
Ready, Minnie 174
Redman, Isabella 242
Reed, Amasa 267
Amos O. 309
Caroline 267
Florae. 113
George S. 309
Laura B. 309
Mary 202
Nancy (Livermore) 309
Paul D. 113
Rachel C. (Livermore)
"3
Rees, AUen F. 354, 423
Benjamin R. 354
Bertha M. 354
Carrie E. (WUlard) 423
Eugenia M. (Livermore)
353 George M. 354
John L. 354
Miriam W. 423
Robert I. 354
Seth 353
Thomas H. 354
Reese, Clara B. 348
Frederick H. 348
Mary E. (Potter) 348
ZeUa A. 348
Reeves, Alfred H. 394
Anna M. (Cook) 395
Bertie L. 3g5
Charles W. 3g5

Reeves, Clarence D. 3g5
Effa M. 395
Fidelia A. 395
Francis A. 3g5
George I. 3g5
John F. 3g5
John T. 394
Mary E. 394
Nelson G. 394
Oscar H. 395
Phena S. 394
Sally (Livermore) 394
Remington, Elizabeth L.
274. 389
Sarah E. (Weaver) 274
'WUliam 274
Reville, Mary A. 319
Rexford, Jane 187
Reynolds, Mary A. 187
F. M. 431
Rhodes, Anna (Bosworth)
422 Columtms F. 343
EUa C. 343
Ellen A. (Livermore) 343 ¦
Harry B. 422
Louis C. 343
Maria 399
Valette A. (livermore)
105 WUUam 105
William A. 343, 422
Rice, Almira 309
Ann S. (WUson) 306
Anna 43
Anna (Mixer) 43
Asa 35
Asenath 35
Augusta M. 101
Bertram A. 166
Calvin 35
EUakim 18
Elizabeth 26
EUzabeth (Livennore) 35
Ephraim 14
Evaline H. (Carrick) 41 1
George 166
Hannah (Livermore) 14
Isaac 43
Israel 35
John 411
Katharine 35
Lucy 265
Luther 35
Maria 50
Mai-shall S. 101
Mary A. 194
Mary A. (Gleason) Cook
166 Mary (Livermore) 101

Index

471

Rice, Mary (Oakes) 35
Mehitable (Livermore) 1 8
Minnie G. 411
Nathan 102
Sally (Livermore) 102
Seraph ig6
Thomas 35
Timothy 194
Zebiah V. G. (Ashton)
194
Rich, Anna (Livermore) 43
George 112
Joshua 43
Lucy A. (StockweU) 112
Richardson, Allen L. 272
AUen R. 272
Anna (Bancroft) 365
Mary (Livermore) Leslie
271, 272
Rebecca 108
Rebeckah 76
Urania B. 314
Riddle, AbigaU S. (Liver
more) g5
Alexander 277-
Esther (Keller) 277
Mary L. 277
. Robert T. g5
Thompson g5
RUey, Betsey 118
Emma 200
Harriet 217 >
James 217
John 200
Mary (Pendexter) 200
Mary (Ross) 217
Robbins, Martha 56
Roberts, Agnes A. 375
Agnes (Hughes) 375
Davis B. 375
Robertson, Eliza A. (Marsh)
340 Leila 340
WUliam 340
Robinson, Annie J. (Liver
more) 200
Bridget 161
Clarinda 219
Mary A. 205
Thomas W. 200
Rockwell, Anabella 105
Rockwood, Angeline, 191
David 191
John 190
Martin A. 244
Mary igi
Mary E. (Livermore) 244
MeUnda A. (Prouty) 190
Moses igo, igi
Nancy (Livermore) igo |

Rockwood, Salem igo
Roe, Alice C. 217, 356
Eunice S. (Livermore)
217 John B. 217
Ottie A. 217, 356
Sally (Livermore) 47
Roehrig, Caroline (Smith)
408 Frederick A. 408
Frederick L. 408
Frederick L. O. 408
Gavina H. 408
Harold L. 408
Mary G. (Hungerford)
408 Regnalta P. 408
¦ Russell S. 408
Rogers, Clark 401
Dorothy (Livermore) 27
Emma R. 401"
George 27
Mary 29
Mary J. (Kinney) 401
Mehitable 143
Nathaniel 29
Sarah (Purkiss) 2g
Rohn, Eari C. 328
Glenn S. 328
Louisa F. (Crandall) 328
Raymond W. 328
Samuel W. 328
Rolf, Clara 426
Rollins, Effie R. 385
Emma J. (Livermore) 173
Etta C. (Livermore) 173
JohnF. 173
Romans, Achsah (Gleason)
2go Andrew 290
Harriet zgo
Ross, Elizabeth (Johnson)
406 Floyd 406
Mary 217
Mary A. (Sanderson) 318
S. E. H. 318
Rumrill, Charles 77
Mary (Livermore) 77
Rush, Charles D. 427
Daisy E. 427
Mary E. 427
Russel, Abner 160
Ebenezer 95
Semantha (Seward) 160,
433 Sarah (Livermore) 95
RusseU, Carrie B. 318
Ellen I. (Livermore) 305
George V. 305

Russell, Henry 366, 367
Jeremiah 318
Lizzie E. 374
Louisa (Coolidge) 318
Mabelle 367
Mary E. (Sherman) 366
Miss 247
Rust, AbigaU (WiUiams)
140 Alice M. 2gg
John E. 2gg
Judith S. (Masters) 2g9
Ryan, Ruth W. ig5
Ryder, Hattie A. 410
Henry R. 410
Mary B. 427 ,
Philinda L: (Perham) 410
Ryers, Elizabeth 392
Sabin, Belle E. 29g
Carl 2gg
Lucian 2gg
Milly E. (Livermore) 2gg
Safford, Horace B. 215
Sarah E. (Levris) 215
Salazar, Gavina 165
Salisbury, Deborah 104
Salladay, Edward E. 34g
Kate A. '(Livermore) 34g
Roy E. 349
Saltmarsh, Ernest H. 307
Laura A. (Bumham) 307
Sampson, Jane 200
Marie L. 200
William 200
Sanderson, George E. 318
Hannah 120, 121
Isaac 101
John 101, 120
John G. 318
Lucy (Livermore) 101
Lydia (Hagar) 120
Mary A. 318
Sarah M. (Steams) 318
Sophia (Livermore) 101
Sands, Betsey 100
Sanger, Ann 225
Sargent, Catherine g6
Jonathan g6
Mary (Earle) g6
Sasse, Andreas A. 3gi
Andreas R. 3gi
Edith 391
Edith (Livermore) 391
Hilman 391
Maria (Fick) 391
Satterlee, Alice L. (Liver
more) 423
Lawrence G. 423
Leanna S. 423
LeFranc F. 423

472

Livermore Family

Satterlee, William H. 423
William L. 423
Saunders, Anne G. 262
Charies G. 262
Daniel 262
Edith St. L. 262
Frederick A. 262
Mary J. (Livermore) 262
Mary L. 262
Savage, Adaline 2g3
Sawyer, Charles H. 366
Elmira (Livermore) 102
Lydia B. (SkiUing) 36g
Lydia (Livermore) 36
NelUe M. 36g
Rufus 102
Sarah E. (Symmes) 366
WUliam H. 369
Saxton, Elizabeth 288
Schofield, Sarah L. (Bot
tomly) 107
Scofield, Sarah 331
Scott, Cora D. (Terry) 409
Edna T. 409
Mary (Livermore) 26
Minerva 420
Thomas 26
WiUiam H. 409
Scotton, Annie E. 319
Henry 31 g
Mary A. (Reville) 31 g
Searles, Charles E. 302, 410
David H. 302
Edgar L. 410
Ella F. (Swann) 410, 411
Ellen 323
Frederick S. 411
Gilbert 302
Harriet E. (Forbes) 410
Harry F. 410
James H. 302, 410
Julia A. (Livermore) 302
Marguerite L. 411
Martha A. 302, 410
Walter G. 410
Seaver, Cynthia 303
Leonard 303
Lizzie B. 303
Seavems, Faith 227
Seger, Ebenezer 365
Emma N. 365
Mary (CooUdge) 365
Senna, Almira A. (Messen
ger) 412
Joseph 412
Martha A. 412
Seward, Addie M. 283, 3g8
Albert 160
Anna 160, 282
Clarissa 184

Seward, Hannah 160, 281
Larnard 160
Levi 160, 283
Lorinda 160
Louisa 160
Mary 160
Mehitabel (Livermore)
i5g, 281
Nancy (Cadwell) 283
Orin I5g, 281
Samuel 160
Semantha 160, 433
Sophronia 160
Sylvester 160
Sexton, Mary E. 322
Shales, Jane 267
Shaw, Elsy 51
George W. 367
Georgianna 367
Sarah E. (Amold) 367
Sarah J. 367
Sheldon, Hannah 234
SheUy, Alice M. (Liver
more) 297
Frederick 297
Shepard, Elizabeth 150
Maggie 152
Shepherd, Harriet 218
Sherman, Abby F. 366
Alfred A. 227
Asaph 31, 32
Betsey 31
Betsey (Collins) 196
Caroline A. (Wright) 227
Charles F. 227
David C. 351
Edmond 5
Eliza 196
Elizabeth (Winship) 31
Ethel E. 351
Frederic 227, 366
George C. 351
George D. 227
Grace 5
Joseph 31
Lizzie W. 366
MabeUe 366
Martha 3 1
Martha (Livermore) 351
Mary 31
Mary A. D. (Livermore)
227 Mary E. 227, 366
Mary (Livermore) 31
MUlesent 31
Nathaniel 31
Prudence 32
Rosie 366
Sarah 3 i
Snow 196

Sherman, Socrates N. 32
Susan B. 351
Susan (Grounds) 366
Thomas P. 351
William 227, 366
WiUiam H. 227, 366
Sherrard, Eva 355
Sherwin, Flora M. 280
Harland B. 280
Luella F. 280
Shipton, Mary A. (Goudy)
320 WUliam 320
Short, Adelaide L. (Hen
shaw) 332
BeUe F. 332
Charlotte F. 332
Herbert E. 332
James L. 332
Jay C. 332
Roy H. 332
Shreve, Abraham L. 357
Asa 357
Frances E. 357
Harriet L. 357
Harriet (Livermore) 357
Henry W. 357
Katharine H. 357
Lot L. 357
Mary E. 357
Sarah M. 357
Sibley, Abel 49
AbigaU (livermore) 108
Adaline (Adams) 196
Adele J. 287
Brigham 108, 196
Charles 195
Charies H. 287
Cyrena (Hall) 195
Elbridge 287
EUza 49
Eliza J. 195
EUzabeth ( Livermore) 49
Elizabeth M. 195
Emily L. 196
Esther (Stone) 196
Fanny (Ward) 334
Frank W. 287
Grace (Lackey) 287
Henry 195
Jane F. 334
Julia A. 195
Julia (Livermore) 287
Julius R. ig5
Levens 4g
Louisa A. ig6
Lucius A. ig6
Maria 196
Mary A. 196
Morris N. 195

Index

473

Sibley, Paul io8, 196
Rufus A. 196
Russell 108, ig5
Ruth W. (Ryan) 195
Sarah M. (Crosby) 196
Seraph (Rice) 196
Susan A. 196
Susan N. 195
Susan (Newhall) 195
Walter 108, 195
William 334
WiUiam E. ig5
Simmons, Bertha (Munger)
323 Florence A. (Head) 323
Florence M. 323
George F. 182
George P. 323
Harry 323
Henry M. 183, 323
Josephine V. 2gi
JuUan 291
Martha A. 182
Mary M. 183
Mary S. 183
MatUda (Ladd) 291
Miranda (Head) 182
PhUip T. 182
Sarah M. 183
Simonds, EUzabeth 53
Sinclair, Etta A. (Gleason)
2g5 Winfy 2g5
Singley, Sidney 326
Sisson, Anna 406
Elida 406
Stephen 406
SkUling, Lydia B. 36g
SkUlings, Edward 115
Frances L. (livermore)
"5
Skinkle, Cora E. (Suther
land) 322
Harry 322
Ralph S. 322
Skinner, Mary G. 179
Newton 179
Ursula (Wolcott) 179
Slater, Elizabeth K. 252
Slocum, Abigail 170
Slough, John W. 418
Martha E. 418
Smith, Aaron 171
Alice I. 306, 307
Almira L. 155
Almira (Livermore) 155
Anna (Livermore) Bemis
23 Annie J. 306
Benoni 108

Smith, Bernard 216
Candace (Livermore) 97
Caroline 171, 216, 408
Caroline (Livermore) 103
Caroline (Taft) 277
Charles A. 417
Charles F. 312
Charles H. 171
Clayton J. 2g7
Daniel 108, 155
David C. 155
Edmund 231
Effie C. 277
Eli 155
Elias 171
Eliza (Livermore) 48
Elizabeth 134
EUzabeth (Hale) 115
EUzabeth R. (Wiswell)
231 Ellen J. 400
Elmira (Livermore) 108
EmeUne 211
Emily (Livermore) 216
Fannie (Livermore) 171
Fannie E. 347
Florence K. (Livermore)
2g7 Francis L. 231
Frederick J. 171, 306
Frederick S. 2g6
George A. 277
George E. 155, 277
Hannah 2g, 122
Harriet E. 246
Harry D. 2g6
Helen 216
Henry g7
Henry E. 312
Hepsey (Livermore) 103
Herbert V. 231
Ida M. 312
James 115, 155, 246
Jane 155
Jane (Peabody) 23
John F. 155, 277
John W. 312
Jonas 23
Jonathan 23
Joseph E. 312
Keoka 342
Laurana R. 412
Lois A. 231
Lois (Livermore) 231
Louisa H. 236
Lucy 108
Lucy A. 2go
Marion L. 2g7
Martha A. (Hammond)
231

Smith, Mary 185
Mary A. 155, 277
Mary D. (Prichard) 417
Mary E. (Livermore) 312
Mary F. 277
Mary J. 155
Mary J. (Nichols) 306
Mary R. (Livermore) 171
Medad 115
Minnie E. (Day) 296
Nathan 24
Oliver E. 231
Piatt 103
Rufus 48
Sally (GUes) 171
Sarah 117
Sarah J. (Harthan) 277
Semantha (Livermore)
"5 Susan (Harris) 246
Susan (MeUen) 306
Susanna 74
Susanna (Livermore) 24
Thorit 103
Snow, Edwin W. 155
James in
Mary 139
Mary E. (Livermore) 155
Sally in
Soule, Herbert C. 356
Ottie A. (Roe) 356
Roe T. 356
Stephen W. 356
Southgate, Elizabeth (Stew
ard) 25
Mary 25
Richard 25
Spalding, Hannah 222
Spaulding, AbigaU (Green)
250 Asher 250
Emeline 250
Spearin, James 100
Louise (Livermore) 100
Spencer, Alien E. 398
Huldah 116
Joseph 116
Mercy J. 175
Pamelia F. (Livermore)
116 Reuben 116
Rosie O. (Wood) 398
Spring, Ashel 190
Martha (Warren) 190
Stackpole, Sarah C. 143
Staehlin, Angie (McFar
land) 193
George F. 193
Stafford, Cecilia Aiken) 276
Eunice W. 118

474

Livertnore Family

Stafford, Helen (Livermore)
276 James 276
Ludima i5g
Stanford, EUzabeth(French)
398 Henry M. 3g8
Rosie O. 398
Stanley, Martha 360
Stanton, Fanny L. (Hast
ings) 236
Hattie 290
John L. 236
Mary L. 236
William L. 236
Stanwood, Catherine 76
Stearns, Abigail 29
Charles C. 181, 318
Clara F. 181
EUen A. 181, 317
Harriet A. 181, 318
John 180
Jonathan 136
Louisa 136
Mary (Bigelow) 136
Mary C. (Livermore) 180
Maiy L. (Curran) 318
Mary P. 318
Maud E. 318
Nathaniel 20
Phebe 31
Polly 181
Ruth 31
Samuel 31
Sarah M. 181, 318
Sarah (Nevinson) 20
Stebbins, Catherine L. 239
Charles B. 239
Elizabeth C. (Livermore)
128 Ellen E. 23g
Hirametta (Bowles) 23g
Lucinda i2g
Luther izg
Nathaniel L. 129, 239
Rufus P. 129
Stedman, Almira 164
John 164
Sylvia (Catlin) 164
Steele, Ida M. 432
Stevens, Elizabeth 359
EUa M. 332
James 359
Lydia M. 414
Nancy (Miles) 359
Steward, Elizabeth 25
StUes, Abbie 310
Albin B. 310
Arraett (Livermore) 189
Benjamin 189

Stiles, Eda M. 189
EmeUne P. (Taylor) 310
Emma 310
George H. 310
Hannah (Trowbridge) i8g
Henry B. 310
Joseph M. 189
La Forest 310
Laura B. i8g
Legrand H. i8g
Pattie A. (Cady) 310
Samuel i8g
Susan C. (McFaU) 310
Stimson, Eliza A. 3ig
Stoat, Mamie 327
Stocker, Abigail (KimbaU)
74 Ebenezer 74
StockweU, Abby (Williams)
112 Albert 112
Calvin 112
Emory 202
Etta 112
Fred L. 112
Lucian 112
Lucy A. 112
Lucy (Livermore) 112
Lydia 202
Mary L. 112
Melissa 112
Nathaniel 112
OUvia A. (Bruce) 1 1 2
Ruth (Comstock) 112
Susanna (Greenwood) 112
Tirzah 112 .
Stoddard, Price 112
Tirzah (Fitts) 112
Stone, Abigail 24
Agnes 336
Alice 173
Amasa ig6
Caroline H. 134
Daniel 17
Elizabeth 17, 22, 44
Elizabeth (Livermore) 44
Elizabeth (Smith) 134
Esther ig6
Frances (Livermore) no
Hannah (jennison) 53
Harold 336
Hezekiah 44
Isaac 44
Jeremy 44
Jesse 44
John 44
Jonathan 53
Le Grand 336
Mary 18
Mary A. 123

Stone, Mary E. (Livermore)
336 Mary (Ward) 17
Ruth 53
Ruth (How) 44
Ruth (Livermore) 53
Samuel L. 336
Sibyl 77
Sophia (McCrae) 336
Sybil 34
Timothy 134
WUliam 44
William A. no
Storer, Annie L. 236
Emily M. 236
Joshua P. 236
Rachel M. (Livermore)
236
Stouffer, Clara D. (Hall) 379
John O. 379
StoweU, Margaret 204
Sarah 253
Stratton, Alice H. 320
Annie F. 320
Bertha L. 320
Betsey (Bailey) 181
Charles 181
Charles E. 320
Charles F. 181, 319
Dinah (Bemis) 45
DrusUla R. (Chadbourne)
319 Edward B. i8i, 320
Eunice T. (Livermore)
181 George F. 320
Isaac 181
Jonathan 45
Lucy 45
Sarah L. (Fifield) '320
Stuart, Eliza 340
Henry H. 401
Minnie E. (Livermore)
401
Sturdy, Caroline E. (Ban
croft) 339
Cora G. 339
Grace B. 339
LUlian C. 339, 419
Mary E. 339
Reuben A. 339
Styles, Nettie 152
Sutherland, Cora E. 322
George R. 322
Mary E. (Head) 322
Ralph E. 322
Sutton, Edmund 381
Elinor (Beal) 381
Isaac 381
Kate E. 381

Index

475

Sutton, Nancy 286
Ralph 381
Susanna P. (Livermore)
381
Swain, Hephzibah 232
Mehitable L. 280
Sally D. 280
William 280
Swann, Ella F. 41 1
Swartwood, Eliza 273
Swazey, OUve A. 321
Sweet, Cora A. 419
Swift, Mary E. (Symmes)
366 Richard H. 366
Sarah no
Switcher, Henry 36
Rebecca (Livermore) 36
Switzler, EUen (Ahem) 358
WUUam 358
Sylvester, Hannah 48
Symmes, Addie M. 366, 426
Addie M. (Symmes) 426
Alexander S. 366
Arthur C. 366, 426
Fred M. 426
Ida L. 366
Jennie 366, 427
Kate C. (Bates) 426
LilUan F. 366
Marshall 366
Mary E. 366
Mary L. B. 426
Nettie 366
Robert M. 426
Ruth S. 426
Sarah E. 366
Sarah J. (Livermore) 366
Symonds, Charies 3gg
Gertrude 399
John 331
Maria (Rhodes) 399
Mary 331
Sarah (Scofield) 331
Taft, Beatrice K. 250
CaroUne 277
Florence 250
Herbert 250
Ida F. (Chamberlain) 250
James 250
Josephine M. 250
Lizzie B. (Seaver) 303
Mary W. (King) 250
Winifred L. 250
Tanner, Tacy 186
TarbeU, Anna L. (Kimball)
376 Delora 376
Josephine F. 376
Nelo W. 376

TarbeU, Samuel K. 376
Tatterson, John 144
Sarah S. (Livermore) 144
Taylor, Abigail G. 177
Alice 310
Catharine H. 177, 309
Diancy R. 177, 311
Elias 140
Ella 310
Emeline P. 177, 310
Emily C. (Wood) 310
Eunice A. 177, 311
Flora 311
Frank 311
George H. 177, 310
Hannah E. 177
J. B. 140
James i8g
Jeannie A. 177, 311
John 177
Katharine (Livermore)
177 Laura B. (StUes) i8g
Leonidas C. 310
Lucius 311
Mary 174
Mary (WUliams) 140
Sarah 140, 173
Teele, Hannah C. 22g
Temple, Clara 23g
Terry, Charles J. 2g4
Cora D. 294, 4og
Cynthia (Livermore) 2g4
Deforest B. 2g4
Gertrude 2g4
Henry W. 2g4
Polly 7g
TerwiUiger, Albert C. 356
Dorothy R. 357
Ivan M. 357
Katherine (Evans) 356
Mary E. (Crisler) 356
MelvUle 356
Thatcher, Melinda B. (Liv
ermore) 117
Movey 117
Thayer, Catharine 244
Francena 300
Thomas, Alfred A. 323
Felix 323
Gertrude 323
Jenny L. (Head) 323
Lydia S. (Fisher) 323
Nancy M. 351
Thomas E. 323
Thomas H. 323
Thompson, Ella 347
Lyman igo
Martha A. 321
Mary A. 209

Thompson, Nancy (Liver
more) 190
SUence 107
Thorn, BUlie J. 389
CecU W. 389
Elizabeth L. (Remington)
389 Joseph R. 389
Thwing, Anne S. (Haven)
378 Annie H. 378
Elsie 378
Florence PI. 378
Sarah H. 378
Sarah (Homans) 378
Samuel 378
Supply C. 378
Walter E. 378, 428
Tiffany, Polly 118
Tileston, Rebecca 151
TUton, Daniel 102
Elizabeth 101
Eunice 102
Sally 99, 102
Sarah (Livermore) 45
Tabitha 102, 221
Timothy, Daniel 3 1 1
Flora (Taylor) 311
Titcomb, Mary 74
Todd, Adeline L. 204
Eli 204
Jehiel 363
Martha E. 363
Mary 204
MeUssa (HUdreth) 363
Tolman, Anna M. 150
John B. 150
Lydia (Mann) 150
Tommis, Cerulia 276
Tompkins, Mary 166
Tower, Frank S. 183
Henry 183
Sarah M. (Simmons) 183
Towne, Ebenezer 306
Esther M. 306
Ruth (Faulkner) 306
Townsend, Eliza (Sherman)
196 Hannah L. (Hamlin) 142
Hannah (Penn) 11
James 11
Joshua 36
Rebecca (Moseley) 1 1
Sarah (Livermore) 1 1
Susan (Livermore) 36
Thomas B. 142
WiUiam n
Townson, Jeams 9
Tradewell, Ephraim 184
Marina (Gates) 184

476

Livermore Family

Tradewell, Mary J. 184
Train, Louisa 101
Trask, Lydia 229
Mary F. 353
Treat, Anabella E. 421
Trow, Annie J. (Smith) 306
James E. 306
Trowbridge, Elizabeth 14
Hannah 189
Trussell, Lydia (Kimball)
74
Tubbs, Andrew 390
Catharine G. (Livermore)
390 Daniel 390
Daniel A. 390
Everett J. 390
Mary 390
Tuck, Abigail 221
Hannah (Porter) 221
William 221
Tucker, Anna 4g
Elizabeth (Livermore) 48
Hannah (Sylvester) 48
Mary J. (Bancroft) 364
Samuel 48, 4g
Turner, Caroline 334
Lebbeus 47
Rebecca (Livermore) 47
Tuttle, Comelia (Lewis) 316
Daniel 158
EmeUne E. (Handly) 158
Hannah E. (Livermore)
158 Horace L. 316
Julian 158
Lydia 99
Mettie N. 316
Samuel 99
Twitchell, Adams 301
Adams H. 301
Franklin L. 301
Hattie A. 410
Hattie A. (Ryder) 410
Leverna (Livermore) 301
Luther H. 301, 410
Underwood, Eunice (Liver
more) 8g
Isaac 43
Jane L. (Carpenter) 275
Lemuel P. 275
Mary A. 275
Phebe (Livermore) 43
Rachel E. 401
Reuben 8g
Sally 8g
Susan 89
Upham, CaUsta (Livermore)
198 EUzabeth L. 199

Upham, Elizabeth (Liver
more) 108
Freeman 108
George L. 198
Horace 106
Lothrop 198
Martha 106
Martha (Livermore) 106
Patty 106
Roger 108
Samuel ic6
WUliam 106
Van Buskirk, Alice L. (Ben
ton) 321
Jesse L. 322
Lura M. 322
Samuel 321
Vance, Arabella 190
Ella M. 190
EmeUne P. (Livermore)
190 James T. 190
Lulu J. 190
Vancor, Julia E. 268
Lottie B. 26g
Vanderwarker, James 152
Margaret (Pettit) 152
Mary (Pettit) 152
Roselle 152
Van Hom, Hattie A. 3gg
Van Marter, Edson J. 285
Emily J. (Livermore) 285
Van Valkenburgh, Barthol
omew 165
Emily 165
Hannah A. (Livermore)
165
Van Wormer, Margaret 285
Verbee, Rose 272
Viets, Annie R. 369
E. A. 369
Edward M. 36g
Elizabeth M. (Livermore)
36g
Voices, Rosina 412
Voorhees, Emma 426
Vorhis, Albert 273
Lucinda (Folsom) 273
Vroman, Arthur N. 404
Cornelius S. 403
Frank 404
Ida M. (Livermore) 403
Vina L. 404
Wade, Ruth E. 396
Waite, Diantha (Fitts) 112
Waldron, Nettie C. 333
Walker, Asenath (Carroll)
307 Aurilla 307
DeU (Raymond) 273

Walker, Dorothy 26
Frank 115
George 273
John A. 336
Lucie E. 336
Lucy A. (Wilson) 336
Lyman 307
Martha (Hanaford) 175
Nancy 106, 175
Sarah 57
Timothy 57
WUUam 175
Wallace, Louise 154
WaUer, Henry D. 357
Lucian L. 357
Maria (Livermore) 357
Sarah J. 357
Thomas C. 357
Thomas O. 357
Walsh, Celicia (Bemis) 41
Michael 41
Ward, Adelaide S. 412
Ann 126
Emily S. 266
Fanny 334
George L. 266
Hannah L. 333
Hezekiah 47
Johanna (Dudley) 266
Louisa A. 324
Mary 17
Mercy 38
Rosina (Vokes) 412
Ruth 4g
Sarah 47
Sarah (Green) 47
Thomas M. 412
Warfield, Mary F. 302
Warner, Alice R. 431
Warren, AbigaU 22
AbigaU (Livermore) 22,
24 Abijah 22
Amasa 330
Ann 22
Beulah 22
Charles 229
Chariotte (Phillips) 330
Ebenezer 22
EUsha 22
Isaac 22
Jennie 330
John 22, 24
Jonas L. igo, 330
Jonathan igo
Josiah 22
Lydia 22
Martha 190
Martha (Bemis) 190
Mary 22, 24, 330

Index

477

Warren, Mary (Brown) 22
Mary (Livermore) igo
Persis (Weston) 229
Prudence 22
Sarah igo
Sarah E. 229
Washbum, Israel 75
Martha (Benjamin) 75
Waters, Asenath 156
Mary M. 302
Watkins, Cora G. (Sturdy)
339 Edmund g6
Eunice (Livermore) g6
Robert g6
Theodore L. 339
Watson, Betsey 108
Charles 265
Jane 292
Lucy 265
Lucy (Rice) 265
Harriet igg
James 108
Jennie 3go, 391
Lucy (Browning) 108
Marcia A. igg
Mary J. 3gi
Otis igg
Sarah log
WUUam 3gi
Waxham, Miriam 293
Wear, Nannie 348
Weaver, Charles L. 153, 274
EUzabeth (Anthony) 274
Elizabeth (Livermore) 153
Faniue 274
Helen M. 274, 389
Jane M. 153
Jesse M. 274
Joseph M. 153
LilUan E. 274
Mary A. 153, 274
Maud A. 274
Sarah E. 153, 274
Webb, AUen A. 344
Bolivar L. 344
Clarence B. 344
Grace L. 344
Lulu M. 344
Rose B. 344
Rose B. (Livermore) 344
Webster, Catherine (Liver
more) 136
Daniel 136
Helen L. 136
Wedge, Hattie 308
Welborn, Charies 425
Clara E. (Livermore) 425
Guy O. 425
Mark L. 425

Welch, David 234
Grace A. 234
Martha J. 234
Mary A. (Wood) 234
WeUes, Mary (Head) 323
Richard H. 323
Richard J. 323
Wellington, Anna (Bridge)
Livermore 14
Austin C. 230
Caroline L. (Fisher) 230
Martha 79
Mary 20
Oliver 14, 31
Phebe 75
Sarah C. (Fisher) 230
Wells, Asenath (Dunham)
277 Barbara 428
Bulkeley 428
Bulkeley L. 428
Dorothy L. 428
Edmund D. 374
EUzabeth L. 374
Eloise 277
Gladys 374
Grace D. (I^ivermore) 428
Harriet E. (Livermore)
374 Henrietta J. 415
Henry J. 415
Jennie E. 277
John 374
John W. 374
LeRoy B. 392
Lura A. M. (BuUard) 392
Maria 415
Mary A. (Bulkeley) 428
Raymond L. 392
Raymond S. 277, 392
Rosina A. 268
Samuel 277
Samuel E. 428
Sarah E. (Raymond) 277
Sophia (Dwight) 374
WUUam H. 277
Welman, Adam 43
Martha (Livermore) 43
Wesson, Catherine in
William in
West, Beatrice 419
Cora J. Livermore) 419
Elizabeth (Brainard) 419
Geneva 419
James H. 419
John 4ig
Rhobe 41 g
Weston, Persis 22g
Whaley, Hattie L. (Liver
more) 287

Whaley, Jennie 285
Rudolph W. 287
Wheeler, Ann E. 347
Bessie M. 376
Frank 376
Kark W. 376
Mary E. (KimbaU) 376
Wheelock, Clifton D. 344
Harry 278
Irene (Grosvenor) 278
John 191
Maria C. (Adams) 191
Zula Z. (Livermore) 344
Whipple, George Cm
Julia (Livermore) in
Whitcomb, David 125
George S. 125
Maria W. (Livermore) 125
Rebecca 125
Roxana 148
White, AbigaU 34, 135
Andrew 33
Araesta S. 392
Bessie F. 170
Charles E. 279
Charles G. 279
Chloe in
Electa A. (Livermore) 170
Fanny B. (Livermore) 177
George 177
Harriet (Grosvenor) 279
Jane (Dix) 33
Japhet D. 383
Julia C. 237
Martha 33
Mary 109
Mary E. 382, 383
N. H. 170
Oliver S. 279
Rachel J. (Gee) 187
Samuel 34, 77
Samuel P. 237
Susan G. 383
SybU 77
SybU (Stone) 34, 77
Thomas T. 187
Whiting, Amy E. (Fergu
son) 426
Andrew 173
Charles H. 365
Frederic E. 365, 426
George F. 365
Harriet L. (Learned) 365
Mary E. 365
Mary (Livermore) 173
Philip E. 426
Plooma S. (Barnard) 365
Royal G. 426
Whitlock, Rose 15
Whitman, Channing W. 250

478

Livermore Family

Whitman, Elizabeth (King)
250 Henry 250
Henry C. 250
Plenry M. 250
Mary 250
Mary (Eels) 250
Nathaniel 250
Whitmore, Addison R. 325
Bertha J. 325
Eunice M. 325
I'rancis E. 325
Julia M. (Niles) 325
Lena M. 325
Louis A. 325
NeUie J. 325
Polly P. (Livermore) 325
RusseU 325
Whitney, Ada 173
Benjamin 81,
Caroline 232
Catherine H. 235
Dinah 81
Elizabeth H. (Livermore)
125 Francina A. (Hastings)
124 Henry 124, 232
Ida A. 313
James 125
John 313
Lucy 125
Marietta (Carlisle) 313
Martha R. (Hastings) 124,
232 Rachel 125
Sarah 15
Sarah (Barrett) 81
Walter H. 232
Wickwire, Martha 345
Widders, Clara D. (Hall)
Stouffer 379
Daniel 37g
WUcox, Edwin L. 331
EUa L. 331
Ida A. 331
Mary A. (Livermore) 331
William 331
William B. 331
Wilder, Etta B. 148
Wilkinson, Charles 273
Charlotte (Raymond) 273
Willard, Alice 152
Ann (Pettit) 152
Carrie E. 423
George 152
Jacob 152
John 152
Margaret 152
Mary 152

WUlard, Nettie (Styles) 152
William 152
Willcutt, Andrew J. 233
Kate L. 233
Sarah J. 233
Williams, Abbie 308
Abby 112
Abigail 140
Abigail (Livermore) I3g
Almerin 285
Charles 140
Edward 139
Eliphalet 139
Elisha S. 139
Elizabeth 140
EUen C. 349
Frances 140
George A. 285
Hannah 139
Hephzibeth 46
Jane E. (Parker) 349
Margaret (Van Wormer)
285 Mary 20, 140
Mary (Snow) 139
Mary ( WUliams) 139
Nancy 139, 219
Nathaniel B. 34g
Samuel I3g
Sarah P. 139
Sophia 139
Wealthy McK. (Chap
man) 285
Wright B. 285
WUUs, Lois A. (Smith) 231
Robert B. 231
WUloughby, Adelbert 424
MUlard 424
Myrtle L. (Millard) 424
Vivian F. 424
Wills, Sarah 218
Wilmarth, Emmett 3gg
Mary B. (Fenner) 399
Wilson, Alvah J. 233
Amos 164
Angeline L. (Livermore)
197 Ann S. 306
Asa 164
Benjamin 185
David 164
Eliza 185
Enret S. 417
Frank J. 306
George 164
George H. 417
Georgia D. ?(Livermore)
233 Harriet 164
Helen F. 233J

Wilson, Herbert A. 233
Herbert M. 197
Horace 164
James 306
John 197
John A. 197
Kittie D. (Head) 417
Lavinia 96
Lucinda 164
Lucinda (Livermore) 164
Lucy A. 336
Luther 164
Marietta (livermore) 306
Mary 95
Mary E. 306
Miranda 289
Morris E. 417
Phebe (Merritt) 185
Ralph E. 417
Sarah L. 306
Susan (Howland) 197
Warner 164
Wing, Almond M. 223
Edward L. 223
Jane L. (Morse) 223
Julia C. (Longley) 223
OUver N. 223
Winget, Benjamin 218
Ida R. (CoUins) 218
Winship, EUzabeth 31
JuUa A. G. 269
Winslow, Elizabeth (Ryers)
392 Kenelm 392
Mary O. (Folsom) 392
SaUy 52
William H. 392
Wiswell, EUzabeth R. 231
Witter, Ann E. (Livermore)
355 Clarence P. 356
Florence R. (MUlard) 356
Lafayette 356
Sanford 355
WUUam G. 356
Wolcott, Ursula 179
Wolf, Abram 160
Baxter 160
Diantha (Livermore) 393
Edith H. 394
Hulsey 160
James 3g3
John 160
Lorinda (Seward) 160
Louisa (Seward) 160
Mary (Seward) 160
Sophronia (Seward) 160
Wood, Asa 125
Charles A. 3gS
Emeline B. 346

Index

479

Wood, Emily C. 310
Grace (Livermore) 125
Harriet 278
Harriet F. 266
Henry 125
Lydia L. 125
Maria B. 276
Martha M. 125, 233
Mary A. 125, 234
Olive (French) 3g8
Rosie O. 3g8
Sarah 278
WoodJjury, Betsey P. 232
Woods, Abby F. 381
AUce P. 224
Hannah 224
Henry C. 175
J. S. 175
Lucy L. 224

Woods, Margaret (Liver
more) 224
Permelia K. (Livermore)
175 Robert 224
Robert P. 224
Woodward, Lucy B. (Liver
more) 102
Sarah 17
Woodworth, lizzie i8g
Wootton, E. D. (Bishop) 3g7
Francis D. W. 397
Jennie M. 397
John 3g7
John E. 367
Ray H. B. 3g7
W^arren C. 3g7
Worcester, Rebecca g2
Wornom, Flora 424

Wright, AUce E. (Liver
more) 362
Amos W. 184
Asa 362
Caroline A. 227
Dennison A. 305
Dot E. (Head) 184
Margaret E. 305
Mary F. 305
Polly (Chase) 362
Walter M. 362
Wyman, Betsey 173
York, Augusta M. 249
George 184
Harriet (Head) 184
WUliam H. 184
Young, Levi B, 142
Lura C. (Livermore) 142
Zumwalt, Mary 2ig

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