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HISTORY ofthe
Town of Canterbury
NEW HAMPSHIRE
1727-1912 BY
JAMES OTIS LYFORD
Editor of History of Concord^ N. H.
Author of the Life of Edward H. Bollins

IN TWO VOLUMES

Volume Two
GENEALOGY AND APPENDIX

Concord, N. H.
THE RUMFORD PRESS
1912

PREFACE.
There is hardly an undertaking more discouraging in its
inception than the preparation of a genealogy of the families of
a town. It is a laborious task to awaken and to sustain the indi
vidual interest of the people most concerned. Frequently they
alone can supply information. It is a work with which they
are unfamiliar. If they have records, these are often incomplete.
They do not see the necessity for accuracy of detail in the com
pilations they prepare. Dates of births, marriages and deaths
are given from memory when Bible and other records are access
ible. Family traditions of ancestors are sometimes inconsistent
with the dates of births of these ancestors. Especially is this
true of their service in Colonial wars and of the War of the
Revolution. Nor is this surprising, as instances were found by
the committee having in charge this work where such traditions
had already been published as facts in printed genealogies. It
is, therefore, apparent that many returns required correspondence
to correct palpable errors. There was a satisfaction, however,
in the result obtained when these corrections were secured that
well repaid the exertions to obtain them. In some cases it was
impossible to procure anything beyond fragmentary accounts of
families or to reconcile inconsistent dates in their genealogies.
Information was sought even after the signatures of this volume
were printed. Therefore, as a part of this preface will be found
some additions and corrections disclosed too late to be incor
porated in the text.
It was the ambition of the committee to secure full genealogies
of those families long identified with the town, especially those
dating from the early settlements. For some time it seemed
likely that this part of the work would be confined to a very few
families. Gradually, however, descendants of other families
were found whose interest was enlisted until some record was
obtained of a considerable majority of the important families
connected with the history of Canterbury. This and other data
became so voluminous that an abridgment was necessary to adapt

IV PREFACE.
the material to the space allotted to it in the original estimates
for the cost of publication. This condensation has necessitated
the rewriting of practically all of the genealogies, a work of no
small labor and care. As finally printed, this volume with its
very full index, prepared by Miss Harriet L, Huntress of Concord,
whose previous experience is a guaranty of the completeness and
accuracy of her work, exceeds the size at first intended.
In spite of the tri als incident to an undertaking of this kind,
the committee having it in charge have enjoyed the work and
at times have found it fascinating. Their obligations are due
to all who have assisted in the effort to make this feature of the
permanent records of the town interesting and reliable.
Mart E. Clough,
Almira j. Sargent,
Josephine M. Brown,
James 0. Lyford,
Committee.

ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS.
Page 18. Emilie Ayers Young should be Emily Ayers Young.
Page 18. Mary Maple Waters b. 1879, instead of 1897.
Page 19. Susan T. V, Ayers m. Charles A., instead of Charles H. Coveny.
Page 20. Second child of John H. Batchelder b. in Canterbury.
Page 24. For Mary E. (Stevens) Storey, read Mary E. (Stevens) Sterey.
Page 28. Edmund Blanchard m. 6 Feb., 1806, instead of 1706.
Pages 29 and 30. For correct hst of children of Mary Jane Blanchard
see Wheeler Gen.
Page 30. Nahum Jesse Blanchard was child of second marriage.
Page 32. Date of marriage of Ida May Blinn is 1895, instead of 1893.
Page 32. George F. BUnn m. 1891, instead of 1881.
Page 39. Mary, wife of Phihp Brown d. 1683, instead of 1783.
Page 41. Huldah Brown b. 1829, instead of 1827.
Page 47. John Bryant d. in Newmarket.
Page 49. Ehzabeth Carter d. 1853, instead of 1353.
Page 57. Clifton Ehner Chaplain b. 1885, instead of 1895.
Page 59. James, third child of Thomas Chase, b. 1685, instead of 1785.
Page 66. Sarah Jane Clifford b. 30 June, 1840.
Page 77. Children of Benjamin R. Johnston, the surname should be spelled
with a "t."
Page 79. For Charla C. Clough read Charles C. Clough.
Page 83. WiUiam Cogswell b. 1694, instead of 1794.
Page 84, Thomas Cogswell d. 1810, instead of 1710.
Page 85. Joseph Badger Cogswell d. 1857, instead of 1757.
Page 94. Samuel Davis d. 1696, instead of 1896.
Page 96. Elizabeth, wife of Col. James Davis, d. 1748, instead of 1648.
Page 115. Daniel Emery b. 1833, instead of 1853.
P^e 116. Carohne EHzabeth, wife of Charles W. Emery, was b. in Prov
idence, R. I., in 1845, instead of 1848.
Page 135. Capt. Jonathan Fo.ster b. 28 July, 1747, instead of 23 July.
Page 139. The order of the children of Jeremiah C. Foster is Susanna, iii
and EUzabeth, iv.
Page 140. Adams Foster b. 28 Feb., 1800, instead of 22 Feb.
Page 142. Caroline Ehzabeth Foster m. 27 Feb., 1883, instead of 28 Feb.
Page 143. Fred S. Foster b. 1867, instead of 1869.
Page 145. Myron C. Foster b. 1829, instead of 1820.
Page 145. John Hubbard Foster b. 14 March, 1808, instead of 4 March.
Page 147. The order of the children of Henry Bradley Foster is Helen
Frances, i and Edward Henry, ii.
Page 148. The order of the children of Abiel Abbott Foster should be
according to the dates of their births.
Page 151. Laura Merrill Foster m, 4 Sept., 1897, instead of 6 Sept.
Page 152. James Caleb Foster b. 1841, instead of 1847.
Page 152. The order of the children of James Caleb Foster should be
according to the dates of their birth.

VI ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS.
Page 165. Jessie Permelia, wife of Leroy A. Ghnes, b. 16 Aug., 1870, instead
of 13 Aug.
Page 168. Frederick WiUiam Greenough, probably b. 1806, instead of 1808,
Page 168. Jonathan Greenough d. 16 June, 1896, instead of 16 Jan.
Page 174. WiUiam Pickering Haines b. Dec. 24, 1855,instead of 22Feb., 1811.
Page 176. Mary Ann Haines m. 1834, instead of 1843.
Page 181. Jennie M., wife of Parker Cross Hancock, b. in Sebec, Me.,
instead of Lubec.
Page 182. WUham Foster Hannaford had but four children. Hope, who
m. W. W. Kjeamer was a daughter of WUMam Henry Hannaford.
Page 187. The sixth child of Hiram G. Haynes was Charles Putnam and
not Charles Putnum.
Page 189. Miriam (Clifford)RandaU should read Miram (Chfford) Randall.
Page 198. Joshua Huntoon b. 1763, instead of 1753.
Page 213. Listen Smith Knowles m. 1828, instead of 1829.
Page 213. Elijah H. Knowles, given name misspeUed.
Page 221. ChUdren of Joseph Lyford should be in order of their births.
Page 226. Anne True, second wife of John T. Mason, was m. 26 Feb., 1762,
and not b. that year.
Page 229. Nelson F. Matott m. 1895, instead of 1893.
Page 233. Silvia Gleason m. Jesse Kimball and not Jessie KimbaU.
Page 242. Drury's Bluff, Va., should be Drewry's Bluff.
Page 248. Stephen Moore, Jr., m. 1822, instead of 1802.
Page 250. Sarah, dau. of Andrew and Martha Bennett, m. Albert Sargent.
Page 255. Otto Stevens should be Otho Stevens.
Page 256. Mira A., dau. of Enoch MorriU, probably b. 1872, instead of 1862,
Page 258. Ahoe M. E. Hud.speth b. 1910, instead of 1901.
Page 262. Susanna MorriU d. 14 Oct., 1894, instead of 1830.
Page 263. Guy Ethelbert MorriU m. Carohne Gibson Clough ant* not
Carohne Gilson Clough.
Page 265. Mary Agnes, dau. of Dr. Chas. P. Gage, was b. 18 April, 1847.
Page 285. Frances Edson Pickard b. 1858, instead of 1853.
Page 286. Charles Henry Pickard m. 1888, instead of 1880.
Page 292. EmeUne Kenniston, dau. of Edward Kenniston, should read
Emily Kenniston.
Page 292. Oren Judson Randall m. Miram L. Chfford and not Mu-iam L.
Chfford. Page 293, Neva M. RandaU b. 1875, instead of 1874.
Page 296. Apphia C. Sanborn b. 1820, instead of 1829.
Page 300. Submit Esterbrook was the second wife of Aaron Sargent.
Page 307. Carrie Farnsworth Shaw m. 2 Feb., 1876, instead of 1896.
Page 319. Thomas J. Stevens m. second, Mrs. Ehza Simpson, probably
1834, instead of 1854.
, Page 322. There is probably an error in the town record of the date of
Edmund' Sutton's birth.
Page 332. The date of birth of Betsey (Weed) Weeks should be the date
of her marriage. ,
Page 336, Emma C. Chase, wife of Charles F. Whidden, born in Boston,
not Canterbury.

GENEALOGIES.

ABBOTT.
1. Elias' Abbott was b. at Concord, 24 Oct., 1757, and m. Sept., 1782,
EUzabeth Buswell, who was b. at Kingston 4 Sept., 1761, and d. 25
Jan., 1832. They came to Northfield in 1801. He d. 19 May, 1847,
Children:
i. Abigail!, b, 1783, at Concord; d. 25 Aug., 1864.
2. ii. Elias, b. 22 March, 1786.
iii. Betsey, b. 1789, at Concord; d. 29 March, 1847.
iv. James Bxtswell, b. 24 June, 1799, at Concord. A physician who
practiced first with Dr. Joseph M. Harper.
2. Elias2 Abbott {EUas') b. 22 March, 1786, at Concord, and spent most
of his life on the home farm. He m. first, 2 May, 1812, Lydia Sawyer
of Northfield, who was b. 23 July, 1784, and d. 14 May, 1826; they
had four children. He d. at Northfield, 10 Sept., 1862. His second
wife was Sarah Winslow, and they had two daughters. He m. third,
Mrs. EUnor Rogers. ChUdren:
i. Gardner Sawtub', b. 27 Feb., 1813.
3. ii. Alfred S., b. 10 April, 1816.
iii. EMn.T Btjswell.
iv. Matiuja, b, 1818.
3. Alfred S.= Abbott (EUas', EUas') b. 10 AprU, 1816, at Northfield, and
m. 19 AprU, 1842, at C, Susan B. Howe, who was b. at C, 20 April,
1812. (See Howe Gen.) They had three children, but one of whom,
Almiras survives. He was deacon of the Congregational Church from
1866 untU his death, 15 Sept., 1888. Mrs. Abbott d. 2 July, 1890.
4. Almira Emily-" Abbott {Alfred^ EUas", EUas') b. 18 Jan., 1843, at E.
Concord; m. first, 21 Sept., 1865, Alvin G. Hayward at Tilton. He
was a soldier and d. in Michigan, 3 March, 1908.
She m. second, 24 AprU, 1873, at C, Russell A, Burdeen, who was b.
at C, 5 Sept., 1831, and d. 10 Oct., 1884. He was a soldier in the Civil
War. She m. third, 6 Oct., 1888, at ConCbrd, Edward F. WiUard, b.
7 March, 1858, at Sandwich. ChUd:
6. i, HENRY5 Hayward, b, 3 July, 1869.
5. Henhy« Hayward {Almira', Alfred^, EUas", EUas') b. 3 July, 1869, at C,
m. first, at C, 25 Dec, 1890, Idena Haselton of Loudon, who d. 7 March,
1906, at Penacook, aged 33. M. second, 2 Jan., 1907, at Penacook,
ArviUa N. Ames of Belmont. ChUdren by first marriage:
2-it

2 HISTORY OP CANTERBURY.
i. Bessie May«, b. at Loudon, 19 Oct., 1891.
ii. Almiha Emily, b. at C, 12 Nov., 1894.
iii. Cora Estella, b. at Penacook, 30 AprU, 1898; d. 1 Oct., 1903.
iv. Celia Belle, b. at Penacook, 2 Dec, 1900.
V. Ella Cora, b. at Penacook, 15 Dec, 1904.
vi. Martha Rosa, b. at Penacook, 10 Feb., 1906.
ADAMS.
1. John Lincolni Adams was b. 21 June, 1830. His father d. 1840. His
mother, EUzabeth CampbeU, of EngUsh descent, m. second, Eben Fel
lows of Concord. She d. 21 Sept., 1901. John Lincohi m. 21 Nov.,
1854, in Lawrence, Mass., EUza Jane, dau. of Freeman L. and Mary
Seavey Peverly. Mrs. Adams was b. 12 Aug., 1834, in Portsmouth;
d. 23 Jan., 1902, in C. In 1857, Mr. Adams moved from Lawrence,
Mass., to C, where he d. 11 ,Ian., 1900. ChUdren:
i. Charles Freeman^, b. 3 Nov., 1855, in Lawrence, Mass.
2. ii. William Edwin, b. 25 July, 1858.
iii. Frederic McClbllan, b. 21 March, 1864; d. 2 May, 1864.
iv. Sarah Elizabeth, b. 11 July, 1865, in Loudon; m. 8 Sept., 1886,
in Concord, Eleazer Frankhn Baker, merchant in Pembroke.
V. Cora Jane, b. 23 June, 1869, in C; m. 6 June, 1900, in Belmont
WiUiam Hadley Muzzey. (See Muzzey Gen.)
2. William Edwin^ Adams {John L.') h. 25 July, 1858, in C, m. 11 May,
1880, in Concord, Lucretia P. Stetson of Effingham, b. 9 Jan., 1858.
Children, all b. in Concord:
3, i. Adelaide Mae', b. 5 AprU, 1881.
u. Karl William, b. 2 May, 1889.
ni. Frank Leon, b. 15 AprU, 1891.
3. Adelaide Mae' Adams {William E.^, Johrt L'.) h. 5 April, 1881; m. 11
Dec, 1906, in Concord, Carl Hosea Foster of Manchester. ChUd, b. in
Concord :
i. Robert Adams*, b. 25 Nov., 1908.
AMES.
1. Daniel' Ames, husbandman, settled in that part of Exeter, which is now
Newmarket. The Ames estate was about six miles from Exeter viUage,
pleasantly situated on the north side of the Piscassic River near the
corner of HaU's Mill and Lee roads. Near the westerly side of a large,
well-cultivated field, there is a knoU elevated ten or fifteen feet. On
this knoll Daniel Ames built his log house. It had two rooms on the
floor and was two stories in height. The upper story projected over
the lower so that the house when used as a garrison could be defended
against the attacks of Indians. Here he Uved with his family, and here
he d. in Jan., 1754. In this field at a bend in the river, and near its bank,
is another knoll which is covered with trees. It was here that Daniel
Ames and his household were buried. The neglected graves are dis
tinctly marked by smaU, rough stones upon which there are no inscrip
tions.

GENEALOGIES. 3
The wiU of Daniel Ames "aged and weU stricken in Years, and in a
weak habit of body," dated 24 Dec, 1753, was presented for probate,
30 Jan., 1754, It makes his sons, Nathaniel and Jacob, executors, and
it gives to them the homestead. The wiU also mentions the following
chUdren:
2. i. Simon2.
3. ii. Samuel. '
4. iii. Daniel.
iv. Nathaniel, resided in Newmarket, Had a son, Nathaniel, Jr. Both
signed the Association Test, 12 July, 1776. The father sold
John Ames, 28 Aug., 1782, "aU my farm whereon I now live,
containing 90 acres with the buildings thereon. "
V. Jacob, m. Sarah Hersey, resided in Newmarket. His son, Jacob
Ames, Jr., m. Mehitable Gooden, 1 Aug., 1779. Had another
son, Daniel. Refused to sign Association Test, D. 1806,
.^. David, d. 24 Dec, 1753, leaving a widow, Sarah, to whom his father
wUled the easterly end of his house so long as she remains a
widow,
vii. Anna, wife of  PoweU.
vui. Lydia, wife of Charles Rundlett.
ix. Mary, to whom her father's wiU gave a legacy and a room in the
westerly end of his dwelhng house so long as she remained
single.
2. SiM0N2 Ames {Daniel') came to C. about 1750, and bought of his brother,
Samuel, lot 86, near the Center. He was elected constable in 1755 and
1756, a tithingman in 1754 and again in 1770. His name appears on
the tax hsts from 1762 to 1780. His wiU was presented for probate 13
May, 1783. The town records show nothing of his descendants, unless
he had a son Simon, for one of that name was taxed in 1785 and is in the
census of 1790.
3. Samtiel2 Ames {Daniel') h. in Newmarket 13 Feb., 1723; m. Hannah
DoUoff, who was b. 18 Jan., 1728. He came to C. about 1749, setthng
near the meeting house at the Center on the farm now owned by
Joseph M. Houser of Canterbury. In 1791, he moved to the "Borough,"
having obtained possession of a large tract of land there, upon which
was an unfinished two-story house which he completed. It is stUl
intact. This farm remained in the possession of his descendants untU
recently, when it was purchased by Leroy A. Glines. Samuel Ames d.
16 Jan., 1803. His wife d. 23 Jan., 1804. They are buried in the family
burial lot on the farm near the house. Children:
i. Samuels, b. 12 May, 1745, in Newmarket. Came to C. with his
father about 1749, moved to Boscawen, where he m. Jane, only
sister of Col. Henry Gerrish. She was b. 20 AprU, 1745; d. 30
March, 1814. He d. 1 Sept., 1825.
ii. Sarah b. 25 March, 1747, in Newmarket; m. Laban MorriU. (See
MorrU Gen.)
5. iii. David, b. 27 May, 1749.
iv. Hannah, b. 23 June, 1754.
4. Danibl2 Ames {Danieb) came to C. about 1749. He bought lot 137 of
his brother Samuel that year, and the northerly half of lot 88 of Thomas

4 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
Clough. He was elected constable in 1763, highway surveyor in 1769.
His name appears on the tax lists until 1771. As he did not sign the
Association Test in 1776, it is probable that he died prior to that date.
The town records show nothing of his descendants, if he had any.
5. Davidi Ames {Samvsb, Daniel') b. in Exeter or C, 27 May, 1749; m.
Phebe, daughter of Thomas and Miriam Kimball Hoyt. She was b.
in Amesbury, Mass., 22 Nov., 1756. They lived on the farm near
the Meeting House at C. Center untU 1791, when they moved with his
father to the farm in the "Borough. " Both d. in C. : he, 22 Sept., 1812;
she, 30 Oct., 1838.
(Thomas Hoyt was b. in Amesbury, Mass., 17 May, 1731; d. in
Revolutionary War, 1 Sept., 1778. His widow married, second, Ben
jamin Blanchard 26 Nov., 1781; d. in C, 3 Sept., 1814.) Children of
David and Phebe (Hoyt) Ames aU born in C. :
i. Hannah', b. 11 Aug., 1775; m. Joseph, son of Samuel Ames of Bos
cawen, her cousin. They Uved and d. in Boscawen. He d. 15
June, 1851 . She d. 18 June, 1827. ChUdren aU born in Boscawen.
6. ii. ThoMAS, b. 6 Oct., 1777.
iii. Sarah, b. 9 Dec, 1781; m. Jacob, son of Col. Henry Gerrish of
Boscawen, 15 AprU, 1803. They settled in that town where he
d. 22 May, 1861, and she, 23 Oct., 1848.
7. iv. Samuel, b. 29 July, 1784.
V. Mary (PoUy), b. 14 January, 1786; m. Josiah Haines of C, He d.
29 May, 1838, aged 60. She d. 7 Sept., 1872. They are buried
in the cemetery on "Zion's HiU." (See Haines Gen.)
vi. David, b. 15 May, 1788; graduated, Dartmouth CoUege, 1817;
moved to Sparta, Tenn., where he practiced law. In 1835 he
moved to StarkviUe, Miss., where for thirty-one years he held
the office of judge of probate by continuous elections. He m.
2 Jan., 1827, Sophronia OeUa Fisk of Sparta. He d. 25 Aug.,
1870. She d. 3 AprU, 1884. ChUdren:
1. Albion', b. 7 Aug., 1828; m. Margaret E. Heath,
2. Madison Fisk, b. 9 Aug., 1830; m. Minerva Hogan.
3. Almira, b. 5 Nov., 1832; m. Alexander Green Hogan, 5 Jan.
1859. ChUdren: Frank Lumpkm Hogan, b. 14 May, 1866,
and Daisy OeUa Hogan, b. 31 May, 1869.
4. William Nathaniel, b. 21 Nov., 1837; m. Lucy P. Rand.
vii. Miriam (Mjrra), b. 28 Sept., 1792; m. Samuel Tilton of Sanbomton
Bridge (TUton), 31 Jan., 1815. He d. 12 Nov., 1861. She d.
7 March, 1857, both at TUton. ChUdren:
1. Alfred Edwin' Tilton, b. 11 Nov., 1815; d. in New York, 30
March, 1877.
2. Sarah Tilton, b. 23 Oct., 1819; m. Charles Minot of Concord,
11 May, 1841. He d. 25 Aug., 1879. She d. 25 Feb., 1882.
3. Dewitt Clinton Tilton, b. 20 Feb., 1823; d. 22 Oct., 1824.
4. Caroline Augusta Tilton, b. 2 Oct., 1825; d. 19 Oct., 1826.
5. Charles Elliott Tilton, b. 14 Sept., 1827; m. first, Louise
Peabody, daughter of Jeremiah TUton of TUton, 11 Jan.,
1856. She d. 14 Aug., 1877; m. second, Genevieve, dau. of
Franlilin J. Eastman of Northfield, 29 Dec, 1881.
vui. Phebe, b. 21 Jan., 1795; m. Charles Moody of C., 20 Dec, 1821.
Both d. in Concord: he, 6 April, 1869; she, 6 Sept., 1861.
ix. Ruth, b. 29 July, 1797; m. Benjamin KimbaU of C, 1 Feb., 1820.
He d. in Boscawen, 21 July, 1834. She d. in Concord, 22 Oct.,
1874. (See KimbaU Gen.)

GENEALOGIES. 5
X. Rhoda, b. 20 Dec, 1799; m. first, Ira EUiott of Boscawen, 27 April,
1824. He d. in Northfield, 26 May, 1838; m. second, Leban
MorrUI of C, 2 May, 1845. He d. 10 Sept., 1869. She d. in
Concord, 16 Aug., 1864. Children:
1. Charles Moody' Elliott, b. in Sanbomton, 5 May, 1825; d.
18 Sept., 1826.
2. Caroline Augusta Elliott, b. in Sanbomton, 18 March,
1827; m. WUham Sargent Ladd of Portland, Ore., 17 Oct.,
1854.
3. Charles Ira Elliott, b. in Sanbomton, 15 AprU, 1829; d. at
DaUes, Ore., 29 Aug., 1861.
4. Frances Susan Elliott, b. in Sanbomton, 27 March, 1832;
m. Darius Jay Neal, 30 Aug.,
5. Myra Tilton Elliott, b. in Northfield, 4 June, 1835; m.
Benjamin Ames KimbaU of Concord, 19 Jan., 1861. (See
KimbaU Gen.)
6. Henry Ames Elliott, b. in Northfield, 25 Aug., 1837; m.
Helen Darling, dau. of WiUiam Lawson Adams, of Troy,
N. Y., 30 Jan., 1882,
6. Thomas' Ames {Dot/id', Samueb, Daniel') b. in C, 6 Oct., 1777; m.
Lucy, dau. of Jonathan Foster of C, 25 Dec, 1804. They moved to
the farm at the top of the hiU west of the FreewiU Baptist Church.
Both d. in C: he, 19 Nov., 1840; she, 22 July, 1843. Children b.
inC:
i. Maria' b. 25 Sept., 1805; m. first, Jacob, son of Henry Gerrish of
Boscawen, 25 Sept., 1824. He d. in New Buffalo, Mich., 28
Oct., 1858. m., second, Charles Moody of Concord, 16 AprU,
1864. He d. in Concord, 6 April, 1869. She d. in Manchester,
1 Oct., 1879.
ii. Francis Winkley, b. 3 AprU, 1807; m. Rebecca Pearson, dau. of
Enoch Gerrish of Boscawen, 8 May, 1838. They moved to
New Buffalo, Mich., where he d. 30 Aug., 1838. His widow m.
WUham Whittier Brown of Chester, 8 Oct., 1839. She d. there
29 June, 1845.
8. ui. Joseph Gerrish, b. 30 April, 1808.
9. iv. Samuel Albert, b. 1 June, 1811.
V. Phebe, b. 11 Dec, 1812; m. Matthew Rowen of AVhite Pigeon,
Mich., 10 Nov., 1836. She d. there 13 June, 1840. Child:
Francis Ames' Rowen, b. 24 Feb., 1838; m. DeUa Aim,_dau.
of Ebenezer Byram, 26 Nov., 1863.
10. vi. Fisher, b. 18 Oct., 1814.
vii. Lucy Jane, b. 28 Aug., 1816; m. Matthew Rowen of White Pigeon,
Mich., 14 Sept., 1842, where six of their children were born.
In 1853, they moved to JamesvUle, Iowa. He d. there 5 May,
1881. ChUdren:
1. Charles Augustus' Rowen, b. 19 June, 1843; d. 10 Oct.,
1847.
2. LuciEN Gerrish Rowen, b. 9 Dec, 1844; m. Mary Abbie
Luke, of New Haven, Conn., 20 Nov., 1879.
3. Florence Maria Rowen, b. 11 Aug., 1846.
4. William Fremont Rowen, b. 19 Dec, 1848; m. Harriet
Matilda Triplett of Iowa, 12 April, 1877.
5. Margaretta Rowen, b. 23 Sept., 1850.
6. Matthew Arthur Rowen, b. 31 Dec, 1852; m. Mary Joanna
Mahan, 9 May, 1878.
7. Albert Ames Rowen, b. 19 Nov., 1856; m. Mary Elizabeth
Coddington of JamesvUle, Iowa, 14 Sept., 1880,

HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
vui. Caroline, b. 10 Sept., 1820; m. 25 March, 1845, Abiel Moore Cav-
erly of Loudon, b. 28 Nov., 1817; d. in Pittsford, Vt., 11 July,
1879. She d. in Manchester, 2 Feb., 1851.
ix. Martha Wheeler, b. 24 Dec, 1823; m. WiUiam Whittier Brown,
M.D., of Manchester, 12 May, 1846. He d. in Manchester,
6 Jan., 1874. She d. there 27 Nov., 1895. ChUdren:
1. George Ames' Brown, b. in Manchester, 29 April, 1848; d.
13 AprU, 1849.
2. Frederick Whittier Brown, b. in Boscawen, 29 April, 1853;
d. 20 Feb., 1855.
3. Grace Foster Brown, b. in Manchester, 7 Aug., 1857; d. 15
Oct., 1862.
x. Charles Gordon, adopted child, b. 3 Oct., 1828, in Dorchester,
Mass. Prominent clergyman of Unitarian denomination.
Samuel' Ames {David', Samueb, Daniel') b. in C, near Meeting House
at Center, 29 .luly, 1784; m., Miriam, dau. of Joseph Ayers of C, 24
March, 1813. She was b. 16 May, 1786. Both d. in C. ¦ he, 30 June,
1870; she, 14 Oct., 1873. ChUdren:
i. Lorenzo', b. 22 May, 1814; m. Lydia Page, dau. of Ezekiel MorrUl
of C. Children: 1. Helen', b. 26 March, 1854; d. 11 Jan.,
1859. 2. Mary MorriU, b. 2 Feb., 1856; d. 27 Nov., 1858.
3. Myra Tilton, b. 7 Oct., 1860; d. 4 Sept., 1863. 4. Samuel
Patten, physician, b. 29 May, 1865; m. 28 Sept., 1905, Lotta
Marie, dau. of Charles E. Smiley of N. Y. City, and resides in
N. Y. City.
ii, Almira Frost, b. 21 Dec, 1815; m. James Madison Forrest of
Northfield, 9 Sept., 1841. They moved to Fort Winnebago,
Wis., where he d. 4 June, 1884. She d. in Northfield, 11 Oct.,
1848. Children:
1. Adelaide Eliza' Forrest, b. 26 July, 1843; m. Joseph E,
Wells of Portage, Wis., 7 June, 1871.
2. GusTAVus Ames Forrest, b. 21 Aug., 1845; m. Esther AmeUa
dau. of George CUnton Kress of Manitowoc, Wis., 18 Dec,
1871. . ¦
3. Susan Sargent Forrest, b. 9 July, 1847; m. James C. Oviatt
of PardeeviUe, Wis., 9 March, 1874; d. 15 March, 1876.
ill. Harriet Parker, b. 5 Aug., 1817; m. WUham Knox Holt of Loudon,
3 Aug., 1841. Both d. in Concord: he, 13 Dec, 1883; she, 19
Dec, 1876. Children:
1. Harriet Lurena' Holt, b. in Concord, 26 June, 1842; m.
Alvah Harris Batchelder of Loudon, 19 Nov., 1864,
2. Charles Henry Holt, b. in Loudon, 23 Oct., 1843; m. Jen-
nett Noe, dau. of James R. Finch of Brooklyn, N. Y., 9 April,
1874.
3. Ella Frances Holt, b. in Loudon, 19 May, 1845; m. James
Hemy Drake of Concord, 13 Sept., 1876.
4. Ames Frank Holt, b. 20 AprU, 1847; m. Susan Annette, dau,
of John Wheeler of Loudon, 24 Dec, 1873. He d. 7 Oct.,
1889.
5. Benjamin Holt, b. 1 Jan., 1849.
6. Anna May Holt, b. 23 Oct., 1851.
7. Fred Samuel Holt, b. 15 March, 1855.
8. Myra Ames Holt, b. 16 May, 1860.
IV. Phebe Moody, b. 15 July, 1819; m. James Locke of Concord, 3
June, 1869. She d. in East Concord, 24 July, 1885.
V. Samuel Frost, b. 6 May, 1821; m. Anna Brewster, b. in Albany,
N. Y. Children: 1. Brewster Frost', b. 20 Oct., 1879. 2
Miriam Frost, b. 30 Nov., 1883; d, 5 Dec, 1885, in Albany.

GENEALOGIES, 7
vi, Jeremiah Forrest, b. 22 Feb., 1823; m. AngeUna Todd Allen.
ChUdren b. in Albany, N. Y. 1. Allen Pepperell', b. 24 March,
1876. 2. Helen Beatrice, b. 17 Oct., 1883.
vu. Hannah, b. 17 Dec, 1825; m. Amos Moody, son of Amos Cogs-
weU of C.,1 Dec, 1853. Child: 1. Mary Anna' CogsweU, b.
6 Sept., 1858; teacher of languages in Wellesley CoUege, Mass.
8. Joseph Gerrish' Ames {Thomas', David', Samueb, Daniel') b. 30 AprU,
1808; m. first, 4 Sept., 1839, Elizabeth, dau. of Henry Gerrish. She
d. in Bertrand, Mich., 7 Nov., 1842; m. second, 18 AprU, 1844, Rebecca
Van Dervanter. He died in Three Oaks, Mich., 12 Aug., 1855. His
widow m. Henry Chamberlain, who was commissioner of Berrien County
in 1838 and represented the county in the legislature of 1844. Children
of Joseph G. and Rebecca (Van Dervanter) Ames:
i. Elizabeth', b. 21 Aug., 1845; d. 29 July, 1849.
u. Isaac, b. 11 Feb., 1847; d. 15 Aug., 1849.
iu. Alice, b. 8 June, 1850; d. 23 Sept., 1852.
iv. Joseph Henry, b. 18 July, 1853; m. 26 Sept., 1877, Mary M. Mark-
ham. Children: 1. Ahce', b. 21 Sept., 1879. 2. Lawrence
Joseph, b. 7 July, 1881. 3. Robert Herman, b. 18 June, 1883.
4. Warren Cheever, b. 3 Jan., 1886. 5. Margery.
9. Samuel Albert' Ames {Thomas', David', Samueb, Daniel') b. 1 June,
1811; m. 26 Dec, 1836, Maria, dau. of Eben Batchelder of C. He d.
28 Aug., 1852. She d. in Omaha, Neb., 30 Sept., 1873. ChUdren, 1.
Thomas P.', b. 26 AprU, 1838; 2. Francis W.,b. 22 AprU, 1842; 3. John
A., b. 25 March, 1845. They hved with her father untU 1848, when
they removed to Penacook. He was kiUed in C, by being thrown from
a carriage.
10. FiSHBR' Ames {Thomas'^ David', Samueb, Danieb) b. 18 Oct., 1814; m.
Mary, dau. of Nathan Plummer, 15 Feb., 1844. He d. 14 Aug., 1893.
She d. 1895. He succeeded to the homestead of his father in C. After
wards moved to Boscawen, and later to Concord. ChUdren:
i. Sarah Plummbr', b. in Boscawen, 10 Jan., 1845.
n. Henry Gerrish, b. in Boscawen, 16 Sept., 1848. M. Emily Robie,
3 July, 1873. Child: Gracie Brown', b. 9 Dec, 1875; d. 27
July, 1876. They reside in Penacook.
ARLIN.
1. Addison Augustus^ Arlin, son of Harry and Mary (Herrick) Arhn,
was b. in C, 1845. He m. in 1863, Abigail, dau. of Samuel B. and
Mary (Rogers) Lovering of Loudon, and always Uved on the homestead
with the exception of three years in Florida. He was one of ten children,
aU of whom died under the age of forty years. He died April, 1883,
in C. Children:
i. True Frank", b. 17 Oct., 1865, in C; m. Laura EUa, dau. of Isaac
Frye and Angelina G. (French) Potter of Concord. ChUd:
1. Beatrice Laura', b. 29 Aug,, 1902, in Loudon,
ii, Lucy Mary, b. 1 Feb., 1868, in C; m. John W. DriscoU. (See
DriscoU Gen.)

8 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
iu. Lena Belle, b. 22 Aug., 1870; m. Charles, son of Samuel Foster of
Loudon. They reside in Penacook. Children: 1. Florence
Ahna', and 2. Emma Foster. , ^, ,
iv. Harlan Augustus, b. 22 Aug., 1872, in C; m. Blanche Chesley
of Concord. Children: 1. Harold Augustus'. 2. Beryl, d.
Walter. Reside in Concord.
V. Gertrude Elizabeth, b. 10 May, 1878, in Tampa, Florida; m.
Walter A. Foote of Penacook. Reside in Manchester.
AVERY.
1. William' Avery removed from Bamstead to C; m. 30 Dec, 1835, in
C, PoUy, dau. of Ebenezer and Love (Foss) Glover. Mrs. Avery d.
9 April, 1885, in C. Children:
i. Davids.
u. Abel.
iu. John. v ,^ ^^ . , j
iv. Ebenezer, m, fiirst, Mrs. Cynthia (Dearborn) McDaniel; second,
23 June, 1884, AdeUne Flanders. ChUdren by first marriage:
1. Carrie EmeUne' b. 12 AprU, 1872; d. 12 Oct., 1872. 2. Lin-
nie; m. Charles Cross of Northfield. They have a dau., Lizzie',
who m. Mahlon Snyder. (See Snyder Gen.)
V. William, m. 26 Feb., 1875, Luceba, dau. of James Lake. ChUdren:
1. Lena', m. John Berry. 2. Hattie S.
AYERS.
The foUowing legend is one of the theories of the origin of this ancient name
variously speUed, Ayers, Ayres, Eayers, etc., which dates back to the eleventh
century in Derbyshire, Eng.
"WUUam the Conqueror, fiung from his horse, and his helmet beaten into
his face, was rescued by a faithful foUower named, Truelove. 'Thou shalt
no longer be caUed " Truelove, " ' said the duke, 'but Ejnre (or air) for thou hast
given me the eire I breathe.' Truelove was given lands in Derbyshire, a coat
of arms, leg and thigh in armor cut off, and an honorary badge stUl worn
by aU the Eyres in England."
Who was the earhest New England ancestor of the Canterbury famUy has
not been determined, but it is known that in the middle of the eighteenth
century three brothers, Jonathan, John and Perkins, hved in Portsmouth,
active in civU and rehgious affairs, doing l!heir share in the development of
the new country. They were engaged in shipping and the various industries
connected with the leather trade, at that time an important commercial
interest. The records show that they were searchers and sealers of leather,
1750 to 1780. Jonathan was mentioned in 1751 as constable — 1763, surveyor
of highways — 1774, "to inquire who kiUs Dear contrary to law." Perkins
signed petition to selectmen "to caU a meeting of the inhabitants of Ports
mouth to take action regarding the consignment of tea." He was one of
the charter members of the Third Congregational Church, organized by a
number of persons withdrawing from the Congregational churches of Ports
mouth, with a more liberal platform for discipline and "the New England
confession of faith for doctrine. " The names of Jonathan and Perkins with
their sons were subscribed to the Association Test of 1776.

GENEALOGIES. 9
Jonathan' Ayers m. Ahce, daughter of Edward Sherburne, who probably
later returned to England. That she had the courage of her convictions
is shown by the following letter: PoRTSMO. 1st Sept'r, 1795.
Mrs. Alice Ayres,
As you left us — and profess to Beheve in that Doctrine which we
Judge to be Heresy — ^We have taken those Methods to reclaim you
which the Great Head of the Chh. has enjoined on us in his Holy Word,
and You stiU refuse to be reclaimed — and wUl not submit to the Dis
cipline of this Chh. according to Your Solemn Covenant engagement.
We do now in the fear of God reject you as a member of this Chh.
and unworthy of our fellowship untill you Return by Hearty repentance,
Signed by the Desire and Consent of the Third Congregational Chh.
in Portsmouth, this 1st. Day of Sept. 1785 — and voted by sd. Chh. to
be recorded — ( Joseph Cotton.
Elders I George Jerry Osborn.
' Joseph Walton.

Of her nothing more is recorded except that "she hved and died
and was buried in Portsmouth." Jonathan Ayers d. in C, 14 Dec,
1801. ChUdren:
2. i. Josephs, b. 15 Aug., 1745.
ii. Statira, m. Capt. Thomas Manning. ChUdren: 1. Betsey, m.
BeU. 2. Mary, m. Kennard. 3. Statira, m. Dr. Pierrepont.
4. Ahce, m. Dr. Pierrepont. (2d wife.) 5. Thomas, "Tim 6.
Carohne, m. Berry. 7, Sarah Ann, m. Andrew Halhburton.
They had one son, Pierrepont'. His dau., Georgia', died in
Portsmouth, 1910.
iu. Abigail, m. Capt. John Salter, 20 Nov., 1778. Children: 1. Henry>.
2. Edward. 3. Sarah Ann, m. Hohnes. 4. Lucy. 5. Abigail.
6. Ehza, unm.
iv. Alice, m. Rev. George Richards; another authority states that she
m. John Simes. Perhaps she was twice m.
V. Sally, unm.
vi. Phebe, d. young.
vii. Mary Anne, m. Converse.
3, viii. Jonathan, Jr., b. 25 Sept., 1759, in Portsmouth,
ix, x: Henry and Edward went to England.
2. Josephs Ayers {Jonathan') h. in Portsmouth, 15 Aug., 1745, was hving
there in 1776 as shown by his signature to the Association Test. He
hved in Moultonborough in 1779-1782, serving in 1781 as selectman.
Returning to Portsmouth, he moved his famUy to C. about 1785 or
1786, with such supphes as could be taken with an ox-team. Among
his assets were two hogsheads of molasses and as many of rum, — ^neces
sary supphes in those days. In his famUy were three slaves, Deborah,
an aged colored woman who hved to be 102 years old, and her two
grandsons, Prince and Caesar. Mr. Ayers became the owner of a
thousand acres of land. The large colonial house with adjacent bams
and granaries indicated his agricultural interests. His education was
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10 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
hbrary in the .section in which he hved; m. Sarah Bickford of Ports
mouth, 14 Dec, 1767. She d. 10 Oct., 1768; m. second, 11 Oct., 1770,
Miriam Frost, b. in Kittery, Me., 20 May, 1743, dau. of Charles and
Sarah (PepperreU) Frost and granddau. of Andrew PepperreU who was
the elder son of Col. WUham PepperreU and brother of Sir WUham
PepperreU, commander at Siege of Louisburg, 1745.
Joseph Ayers d. 28 AprU, 1812. Miriam (Frost) Ayers d. 20 Dec,
1834. (See "Old mttery.") Children, by first marriage:
i. Joseph Sherburne', b. 30 Sept., 1768, in Portsmouth. Sea captain,
m. Nancy Pitman 6 Jan., 1793. 1. One son — ^lost at sea. 2.
Sarah Ann, m. 27 AprU, 1817, Capt. C. E. Goodwin, who died
at sea. 3. Maria, unm.
By second marriage:
4. ii. Jonathan, b. 14 Sept., 1771.
iU. Polly, b. 26 Feb., 1774; d. Sept., 1774.
iv. Sarah, b. 8 Nov., 1775, in Kittery; d. 26 Dec, 1776.
V. Andrew Pepperrell, b. 31 Aug., 1777, in Portsmouth; d. 5 Dec,
1787, in C.
vi. Statira Manning, b. 4 May, 1779, Moultonborough; m. 25 May,
1807, Charles Fernald, son of Andrew P. and Martha Fernald of
Kittery. He d. soon after, and Statira lived with her sister,
Mrs. Samuel Ames in C. Borough tiU her death 30 Sept., 1873,
at the age of ninety-four.
vii. Eliza Pepperrell, b. 2 May, 1782, Moultonborough; m. Abner
Haines. She d. 21 March, 1850. (See Haines Gen.)
vui. Abigail, b. 8 May, 1785, Portsmouth; d. 20 Jan., 1788.
ix. Miriam (Myra), b. 16 May, 1786, C; m. Samuel Ames {David',
Samueb) of the Borough, 24 March, 1813; d. in C, 14 Oct.,
1873. (See Ames Gen.)
3. Jonathans Ayers, Jr. {.Tonathan') b. Sept. 25, 1759, in Portsmouth; m.
Dorothy Deering of Portsmouth, b. 12 March, 1762, on 19 Feb., 1785.
They moved to C. andsettled in that part of the town now in Northfield.
Jonathan d. 19 Nov., 1839. Dorothy d. 16 March, 1845. ChUdren:
i. Polly F.', b. 25 May, 1786; d. 23 Nov., 1796.
U. Phebe, b. 15 Dec, 1787; d. 5 Jan., 1804.
iu. Andrew Deering, b. 17 Nov., 1789; d. 23 July, 1853. Children:
1. Joseph A'. 2. Henry M. 3. Lucy Jane. 4. Mary L.
5. Carohne A.
iv. Sarah Pepperrell, b. 13 July, 1792; d. 24 Sept., 1875; m. Sanborn.
V. JoHNSiMES,b. Sept., 1794; d. 24 Aug., 1882. Children: I.Abigail
Sherburne'. 2. Pameha W. 3. Mary Jane, 4. Joseph. 5.
Dorothy Deering.
vi. Charles Deering, b. 18 Nov., 1796; d. 6 Jan., 1883. Children:
1. Manning'. 2. Lydia S. 3. Carohne. 4. Ohve A.
vu. Elihu Deering, b. 21 May, 1799; d. 6 Oct., 1872; m. Apphia Clark,
2 March, 1826. She d. 1879. Children: 1. Charles Raldo, d.
1854. 2. Jonathan Clark, d. 1885. 3. Edmund B. C, d. 1864.
4. WUham Oscar, d. 1838. 5. Sarah Carohne, d. 1882. 6.
Statira Adehne. 7. Annice Pameha.
vui. MARTiNP.,b. lOMay, 1801; d. 20 Aug., 1878. ChUdren: 1. Francis
C'. 2. Charles A. 3. Brackett J. 4. Mary Jane. 5. Lydia
C. 6. Sarah PepperreU. 7. Annette Deering.
ix. William D., b. 27 June, 1803; unm.; d. 20 March, 1834.
X. Statira, b. 16 Dec, 1806; unm.; d. 18 May, 1888.

GENEALOGIES. 11
4. Jonathan' Ayers {Joseph; Jonathan') b. in Portsmouth, 14 Sept., 1771;
stUl a lad when the family moved to C, succeeded to the homestead,
adding an equal acreage in farm and timber lands. A gentleman of
the old school, hospitable, courteous, intelhgent, just, hberal in rehgion,
an ardent Whig, he served the town as trustee of the hbrary, justice
of peace, and legislator. M. 1806, Hannah Haines, b. in C, 30 May,
1780, dau. of Samuel and Hannah (Johnson) Haines, d. 7 Dec, 1823.
(See Haines Gen.) M. second, 19 Dec, 1825, Susannah (Stevens)
Hackett, dau. of Deacon Jesse Stevens of the Borough, and widow of
Asa Hackett, who d. 18 Feb., 1825. She was b. 23 July, 1789; d. 26
Aug., 1882. (See Stevens Gen.) Jonathan Ayers d. 5 Sept., 1849.
Children aU by first marriage b. at the homestead:
i. Mary Jane', b. 30 May, 1807; m. 21 Feb., 1830, John B. Chase,
Northfield, who d. 10 April, 1844. Mary d. 27 June, 1850.
Children b. in Northfield: 1. Ehza' Chase, d. soon after her
mother, aged 19. 2. Mary Chase, m. Rev. Charles Smith, who
d. March, 1910. Three chUdren: (1) Addie Smith', d. spring
of 18;5. (2) Charles Smith of Portsmouth. (3) Clarence Smith
of New York City. 3. Charles H. Chase, b. in 1837; m. and
d. in Haverhill, Mass., leaving one son.
u. Alice Sherburne, b. 13 Dec, 1809; m. 16 Dec, 1834, Nathaniel
Kenison of Loudon, b. 4 Dec, 1797. They settled in Cole-
brook where their four children were born. Moved to Prairie
du Sac, Wis., 1856. She d. May, 1879, in Tilton. Children:
1. LuciEN Kenison, b. 12 July, 1836; d. at sea off Rio Janeiro,
4 AprU, 1856.
2. Jerome Kenison, b. 15 Dec, 1837; m. in Wis., and d. in 1867.
His wife and father d. the same year.
3. Ellen A. Kenison,. b. 23 Sept., 1839; d. 25 Nov., 1859, in
Prairie du Sac.
4. Isabel, b. 30 May, 1845; d. in Tilton.
5. in. Jonathan, Jr., b. 18 Feb., 1811.
6. iv. Joseph Sherburne, b. 14 Jan., 1813.
7. V. Charles Haines, b. 10 June, 1815.
vi. Augustine Haines, b. 23 May, 1819; attended Gilmanton Academy;
d. 7 AprU, 1845.
vii. Eliza Haines, b. 25 June, 1821. Educated in New Hampton and
Concord. Unm. Lived at the homestead with aged mother
untU it was burned 16 Feb., 1877. She was a woman of rare
attainments and attractive personality. D. 3 June, 1885, in C.
vui. Henry Sherburne, b. 13 April, 1823. Student in New Hampton
Inst, and Pembroke Academy. D. 24 Aug., 1844.
5. Jonathan' Ayers, Jr. {Jonathan', Joseph'', Jonathan') b. 18 Feb., 1811,
BuUt a saw-mUl with dam, canal and shop, on a smaU farm on the west
road. Was hcensed to preach by the FreewUl Baptist Conference, 1838.
Entered GUmanton Theological Seminary and was hcensed by the Bel
knap Congregational Association in 1841, renewed "without hmitation"
in 1843, when he accepted a call to the church in Loudon, meeting with
marked success. Failing in health, he returned to C. in 1844 and
engaged in farming, lumbering and stock-raising. Active in rehgious
and pohtical life he was always a student. As civil engineer, he assisted
in locating the Boston, Concord and Montreal R. R., and was authority
on boundary hnes in C. and adjoining towns. Represented the town

12 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
m the legislature in 1850, 1851. In the great civil contest he upheld
the National Administration.
M. 22 March, 1838, Mary Rogers, b. in Deny, 20 June, 1811, dau.
of Deacon Thomas Dorman and Mary (McGregor) Rogers, and grand
dau. of Major WiUiam Rogers of Newbury, Mass., who served in the
war of the Revolution from 19 April, 1775, to his discharge 7 Nov., 1781.
She was the fourth generation from Rev. James McGregor, one of the
original proprietors of Londonderry, organizer and pastor of the first
Presbyterian Church in New England. Educated at Derry Academy,
she was a successful teacher for several years. Removed with her
father's famUy to Northfield. Jonathan d. 1 June, 1871, and Mary, 25
Jan., 1897, both in Concord. ChUdren:
8. i. Augustine Rogers', b. 28 Sept., 1839.
u. Helen McGregor, b. 26 Dec, 1843, in Loudon. Student at TUton
Seminary (then Northfield) and Boscawen Academy. Teacher
in Concord, Fort Wayne, Ind., and Denver, Colo., 1865-1883.
9. iu. Mary Adelaide, b. 27 June, 1850.
10. iv. Samuel Haines, b. 16 Oct., 1853.
6. Joseph Sherburne' Ayers {Jonathan', Joseph', Jonathan') h. in C, 14
Jan., 1813; d. 26 May, 1887, in C. Beginning on a smaU farm in
Northfield, he afterwards returned to C. Borough where he remained
tiU he retired from more active hfe. Prominent in the affairs of the town.
M. first, 17 Dec, 1835, Lucy Carohne, dau. of Jeremiah Emery of
Loudon, b. in Concord, 10 Sept., 1818; d. in C, 15 April, 1858. M.
second, 5 June, 1861, Martha Badger Lyford, b. in C, 15 Nov., 1830;
d. m Northfield, 13 AprU, 1876. (See Lyford Gen.) ChUdren by
first marriage:
11. i. Jeremiah Emery', b. 2 Feb., 1838, in Northfield.
12. u, Henry Clinton, b. 6 Jan., 1840, in Northfield.
13. ui. Hannah Jane, b. 21 Feb., 1842, in Northfield.
iv. Walter Howard, b. 26 AprU, 1854, in C. Graduate New Hampton
Inst., 1864; Dartmouth CoUege, 1868; Union Theological Sem
inary, N. Y., 1871. Post-graduate course Chicago Theological
Seminary. Occupied pulpits in Congregational and Presby
terian churches. Traveled in Europe. Retired from the
ministry and engaged in business. Now in California.
14. v, Martha Elizabeth, b. in C, 29 May, 1848; d. 7 Jan., 1912.
By second marriage:
vi. Lucy Caroline, b. in C, 5 Oct., 1865. Student m Gihnanton
Academy. Graduate of Training School for Nurses, New Haven,
Conn., 1891. Superintendent of Nurses in Woman's Hospital,
Chicago, IU., Sioux City, la., and 1900-1910, in Rhode Island
Hospital, Providence, R. I.
7. Charles Haines' Ayers {Jonathan', Joseph; Jonathan') b. 10 June, 1815,
was a man of wide acquaintance and prominence in town and church.^
He conducted large farming operations, raising fine cattle and sheep,
and was also an extensive lumber operator. He was deacon and hberal
supporter of the FreewiU Baptist Church for fifty-eight years, and for
many years a lay-preacher. Member of legislature 1889-1890. M.

genealogies. 13
first, 4 Oct., 1838, Almira Samantha Gerrish, b. 13 March, 1815, dau,
of Joseph and Susan (Hancock) Gerrish* of Northfield, now Frankhn.
She d. 23 Feb., 1854. M. second, 15 Oct., 1854, EUen Maria Gerrish,
youngest sister of Ahnu:a, b. in Northfield, 19 Oct., 1833, d. 1 Feb., 1899.
He d. 10 May, 1900. Children all b. in C:
15. i. Joseph Gerrish', b. 3 Nov., 1839.
16. ii. Susan Gerrish, b. 29 Dec, 1841.
17. in. Charles Henry, b. 31 May, 1843.
18. iv. Ellen Maria, b. 4 Sept., 1846.
19.V. Jonathan, b. 17 Dec, 1850.
20. vi. Benjamin Franklin, b. 6 Jan., 1854.
By second marriage:
21. vii. Almira Josephine, b. 2 Aug., 1855.
8. Augustine Rogers' Ayers {Jonathan', Jonathan', Joseph; Jaonthaw)
h. 28 Sept., 1839, in Gilmanton; attended district school and New
Hampton Inst. Enhsted Oct., 1862, in Company G, 15th Regiment
N. H. Volunteers, a nine months' regiment; was wounded at the siege
of Port Hudson, La., in the first assault. Returned a sergeant, Aug.,
1863. Was employed in a store in Concord tiU 1865, when he went West.
In 1867 returned to Concord and was engaged in mercantile business
until 1891, when he retired to a farm in North Boscawen, which he
now occupies, though stUl holding his residence in Concord. Mr.
Ayers is a staunch, active Republican, a member of the Congregational
Church, of the Grand Army of the Repubhc, of Capital Grange, and
Past Master of Merrimack County Pomona Grange. M. 4 June, 1873,
Clara Maria KimbaU, b. 20 March, 1848, in Lawrence, Mass., dau. of
John and Maria (PhiUips) Kimball and great-granddau. of David Ames
of C. Borough. Graduate of Wheaton Seminary, Norton, Mass., 1868.
Children b. in Concord:
i. Ruth Ambs«, b. 11 March, 1875. Graduate of Concord High School,
1893. Two years in coUege; Sloyd Manual Training School,
Boston, Mass. Teacher of Manual Training in Pubhc Schools
of Rochester, N. Y., Newton, Mass., Englewood, N. J., 1898-
1911.
ii. John Kimball, b. 9 JiUy, 1876. Educated in Concord and Franklin
Schools. Went to Colorado in 1897 and in March, 1898, to
Alaska, near Dawson, where for six years he was engaged in
mining. Impaired in health, he returned home in Aug., and
died 7 Sept., 1904, in North Boscawen.
22. iu. Helen McGregor, born 26 Oct., 1878.
*Susan (Hancock) Gerrish, mother of Almira and EUen, was the dau. of
Joseph Hancock (Revolutionary soldier) and grand-dau, of Jacob Hancock
(a relative of Gov. John Hancock) and the first of the name to settle in North-
field. He served in the French and Indian War, also in the war of the Rev
olution, being kiUed in the battle of Bunker Hill. (See Hist, of Northfield.)
Henry Gerrish, their paternal grandfather, lieutenant-colonel of Stickney's
regiment, was present at the surrender of Burgoyne. He m. Martha, dau. of
Jeremiah Clough of C. His father, Capt. Stephen Gerrish of Newbury,Ma ss.,
was one of the original proprietors and settlers of Boscawen. He m. Joanna
Hale, sister of Richard Hale, the father of Nathan Hale, the Martyr Spy.
(See Hist, of Boscawen.)

14 history of canterbury.
iv. Joseph Sherburne, b. 17 Jan., 1880; d. 7 Feb., 1880.
v. Josiah Phillips, b. 15 Nov., 1881; d. 27 AprU, 1882.
23. vi. Augustine Haines, b. 1 March, 1883. , tt- t.
vu. Benjamin Kimball, b. 28 March, 1888; graduate of Concord High
School, 1907; Dartmouth CoUege, 1911; Yale Forestry School,
Class of 1913.
9. Mary Adelaide' Ayers {Jonathan', Jonathan; Joseph', Jonathan') b.
in C, 27 June, 1850. Taught four years in pubhc schools; m. WUham
McClure Leaver, b. 6 Oct., 1845, youngest son of Rev. Thomas Leaver,
former rector of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Concord. He d. 6 Oct.,
1908. ChUdren b. and educated in Concord:
i. Thomas McGregor Leaver, b. 30 Oct., 1875; C. H. S., 1893. Now
in charge of Philadelphia Branch, Baker, Ayhng & Co., Bond
Brokers, Boston, Mass.
u. Mary Llewellyn Leaver, b. 15 Dec, 1879, High School, 1899; m.,
14 Oct., 1909, Nathaniel White Hobbs, born in Boston, 1 Nov.,
1873. Yale, 1897. Attorney. Resides in Concord.
Ui. Henry Ayers Leaver, b. 23 Aug., 1885. Engaged in lumber busi
ness, Tacoma, Washington,
10. Samuel Haines' Ayers {Jonathan', Jonathan', Joseph', Jonathan') b.
in C, 16 Oct., 1853. Admitted to Concord High School 1867. At
fifteen, was employed in a store. Entered the general ticket office of .
the Northern Pacific R. R. in 1871. Went to Toledo, Ohio, in 1874 as
passenger accountant of the Toledo, Western and Wabash R. R. Remov
ing with the Wabash offices to St. Louis, he remained with that system
until caUed back to Toledo in 1882 as auditor and secretary of the
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad, holding during the same period
other positions of tmst. M. 7 Oct., 1877, Amanda EUen Ridenour,
b. 5 Jan., 1855, dau. of WUham T. Ridenour, M. D., of Toledo; d.
2 Dec,- 1890, in Denver, Colo. ChUdren:
i. Augustine Ridenour', b. in Toledo, 26 Oct., 1878. Graduate of
CorneU University, 1900. Entered employ of Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railroad. 1910, mechanical engineer of
the Lake Shore System.
ii. Helen Beach, b. in Toledo, 11 Jan., 1880. Toledo High School,
Class 1898. Special student at Radcliffe CoUege, 1900. Normal
course in Toledo, 1901-1902; European travel, 1903. Teacher
in Colorado Springs, Colo.
ui. William Tarleton, b. in St. Louis, 28 July, 1881. Graduate of
Toledo High and Manual Training Schools, 1899. Commercial
business in Toledo.
iv. OLivERGARRisoN,b. in Toledo, 5 July, 1883. In business in Seattle,
Washington.
11. Jeremiah Emery' Ayers {Joseph', Jonathan', Joseph', Jonathan') b.
2 Feb., 1838, in Northfield. Graduate Dartmouth CoUege, 1863.
Teacher in Boys' High School, Portsmouth, 1863-1865. Professor in
Western University, Pa., 1865-1870. Principal of Ayers Latin School,
Pittsburgh, Pa., 1870-1873. 1873 removed to Denver, Colo., engaged
in real estate business and later in agriculture. Active in church and
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Oct., 1841, dau. of Samuel and Ehzabeth (McKee) Rea, and grand-
dau. of Capt. John Rea of Pennsylvania of the Revolutionary War; and
later ten years in Congress. Graduate of Chestnut St. Seminary, Phil
adelphia, 1860. Children:
24. i. Joseph Henry', b. in Pittsburgh, 29 Nov., 1870.
u. Miriam Frost, b. and d. Denver, 8 Nov., 1874.
25. iu. Elsie Carleton, b. 17 Feb., 1876, in Denver.
iv. Lucy Emery, b. 14 Jan., 1882. Graduate High School, 1901; State
Normal School, 1903. Teacher in Hawaii 1904-1906. M. 14
July, 1910, Edward Penn Smith, born in Ripon, Wis., 12 Aug.,
1882. Graduateof Lawrence University, A. B., 1905. Madison
University, 1909; d. at TaUadega, Ala., 28 Dec, 1910.
12. Henry Clinton' Ayers {Joseph; Jonathan', Joseph; Jonathan') h.
6 Jan., 1840. Graduate, Dartmouth College, 1864. Taught in Ogdens-
burgh, N: Y., 1864-1865; Toledo Public Schools, 1865-1866. Removed
to Pittsburgh, Pa., and became prominent in hfe insurance. Was for
many years elder in the Presbyterian Church. M. 28 Dec, 1871,
Mary Laughlin Rea, youngest dau. of Samuel Rea, b. in Pittsburgh 19
Dec, 1849. He d. 27 Sept., 1899, in Pittsburgh. Children:
26. i. Elizabeth Rea', b. in TitusviUe, Pa., 17 Feb., 1874.
u. Eleanorb Sherburne, b. in Sewickley, Pa., 29 Aug., 1884. Edu
cated in Washington Seminary, Pa., and Saint Margaret's
School, Waterbury, Conn. Traveled in Europe, Ssrria and
Egypt.
13. Hannah Jane' Ayers {Joseph', Jonathan', Joseph', Jonathan') h. in
Northfield 21 Feb., 1842. Graduate of KimbaU Union Academy,
Meriden, 1863. M. 8 May, 1869, John Preston Carr, attorney, of
Andover. They moved to Tipton, where he d. 15 July, 1874. She
d. 29 Nov., 1896, in Waterbury, Conn. ChUdren b. in Tipton, Mo.:
i. Genevra Eliza' Carr, b. 23 March, 1870; d. in C, 5 AprU, 1878.
ii. Preston Howard Carr, b. 11 July, 1871. Educated in High School,
LoweU, Mass. Entered electrical business. Went to the Can
adian Klondike country, March, 1898, and engaged in mining.
M. in Seattie, Wash., 8 Nov., 1905, Bertha May MacFate,
dau. of John and Anna MacFate, b. 11 June, 1879, at St. John,
Canada. Residence, Seattle, engaged in real estate business.
14. Martha Elizabeth' Ayers {Joseph', Jonathan', Joseph', Jonathan')
b. in C, 29 May, 1848. Graduate of KimbaU Union Academy, 1866.
Successful teacher. M. 29 May, 1873, Joseph Gerrish Clough, b. 18
May, 1835, d. 7 July, 1900. (See Clough Gen.) ChUdren b. in C:
i. Alice Ayers' Clough, b. 23 June, 1874; d. 23 July, 1875.
-27. ii. Harry Gerrish Clough, b. 2 Oct., 1876.
15. Joseph Gerrish' Ayers {Charles', Jonathan', Joseph', Jonathan') h.
3 Nov., 1839. Graduate University of Vermont, 1864. Second and
first lieutenant Co. G, 15th Regiment, N. H. Volunteers, 11 Oct., 1862,
to 13 Aug., 1863. (Thirteen men of this company went from Ct.)
Acting asst. surgeon, U. S. Army, 28 June to 27 Oct., 1864; acting
asst. -surgeon, U. S. Navy, 17 Dec, 1864, to 24 Sept., 1866; commis-

16 history of canterbury.
sioned asst. surgeon in regular navy, 8 Oct., 1866. Medical Director
U. S. Navy. Placed on retired hst on reaching age limit — ^rank rear
admiral, 3 Nov., 1901. Residence Port Jervis, N. Y. M. 11 July,
1884, Ohnda Ann Austin, b. 9 Nov., 1861, dau. of Rev. AJonzo E. and
IsabeUa (Camp) Austm of New York City. ChUdren b. in C:
i. Joseph Gerrish', b. 11 July, 1887. Yale, Class of 1909.
ii. Charles Haines Austin, b. 24 AprU, 1889. Yale, Class of 1911.
16. Susan Gerrish' Ayers {Charles; Jonathan', Joseph', Jonathan') h.
29 Dec, 1841; m. 25 AprU, 1865, James RUey Young, born in Lisbon,
31 Jan., 1828. Mr. Young was a merchant in Lyman and Lisbon for
twenty years. Later, with Charles Parker, organized the Parker &
Young Manufacturing Company of Lisbon. He d. in Lisbon, 21 Feb.,
1884. ChUdren b. in Lisbon:
28. i. Emily Aybrs» Young, b. 29 Oct., 1866.
29. u. Ellen Louise Young, b. 10 April, 1871.
iu. Susan Almira Young, b. 8 AprU, 1873; d. 14 Nov., 1873.
iv. Charles Ayers Young, b. 27 July, 1874. Student at TUton Sem
inary and Worcester, Mass., Academy. Business course in
Boston. Engaged in lumber business in Lisbon, in the Philip-
pines and in Canada. M. 20 Nov., 1905, Bessie Jane Brown,
b. in Wentworth, 23 Aug., 1881, dau. of James B. and Eva
(MerriU) Brown.
17. Charles Henry' Ayers {Charles; Jonathan', Joseph; Jonathan') h. 31
May, 1843, as a young man entered the lumber business. Later was
interested in railroading in the West. In 1877, he returned to C. and
engaged in farming. M. 30 May, 1876, Martha Jane Day, b. in Mc-
Keesport, Pa., 15 Aug., 1846. Children b. in C:
i. Charles Haines', b. 8 Aug., 1878; d. 5 AprU, 1882.
u. Henry Day, b. 14 July, 1882. Graduate Boston University, A.B,
1908. Teacher of German.
18. Ellen Maria' Ayers {Charles; Jonathan', Joseph; Jonathan') h. 4
Sept., 1846; m. 16 June, 1870, Charles Edward Cummings, b. in Lisbon,
28 Feb., 1847, d. in Canton, Mo., 9 Sept., 1897. Mr. Cummings was
engaged in an extensive lumber business in Canton from 1872 tiU the
time of his death. M. second, 20 Nov., 1901, in Canton David M.
Hibbard, b. m Monroe, 20 Nov., 1840, d. in Canton, Mo., 27 Feb., 1902.
He and Mr. Cummings were for many years business partners. Chil
dren by first marriage, b. in Canton:
i. Susan Ellen» Cummings, b. 7 Jan., 1873. M. 29 AprU, 1896, Joseph
Cason, a successful merchant m Canton, b. 28 Sept., 1871.
30, ii. Karl Grebnleaf Cummings, b. 29 Nov., 1877.
in. Albert Edward Cummings, b. 15 March, 1880. Engaged in the
lumber business organized by his father and later in the north
west.
19. Jonathan' Ayers {Charles', Jonathan', Joseph', Jonathan') h. 17 Dec,
1850. Electrician. Improved, also invented, several of the first
electrical signals used on the New York Central R. R. Later had

genealogies. 17
charge of all the electric fire alarm signals in New York City, and
invented several electrical devices. At the time of his death, he was
controller of golden stock instruments in Wall Street. He also invented
a musical instrument, the principle of which is now used in the pianola.
M. 9 Sept., 1875, in St. Patrick's Cathedral, N. Y., Mary Frances
Delany, b. 28 April, 1855, d, 2 June, 1882, Jonathan d, 2 April, 1882,
in C. Children, b. in New York City:
31. i. Susan Tildbn' Veronica, b. 25, Oct., 1876.
ii. Mary Frances Leontine, b. 15 Jan., 1878, Educated at St.
Gabriel's Academy, New York City.
ui. John, b. 26 Jan., 1879; d. 2 July, 1879.
20. Benjamin Franklin' Ayers {Charles; Jonathan; Joseph', Jonathan') h.
6 Jan., 1854; m. 3 Dec, 1885, Pameha Ella Roberts of Northfield, b.
4 June, 1867. One son, Herman Eugene', b. 14 Jan., 1890, in North-
field,
21. Almira Josephine' Ayers {Charles; Jonathan; Joseph; Jonathan') h.
2 Aug., 1855; m. 29 Oct., 1878, WiUiam Young Sargent, b. in C, 19
April, 1851. One daughter: Myra Ayers' Sargent, b. in C, 12 Oct,,
1888; d. 14 Oct., 1888.
22. Helen McGregor' Ayers {Augustine', Jonathan', Jonathan', Joseph',
Jonathan') b. in Concord, 26 Oct., 1878. Graduate of Concord High
School, 1897, Wheaton Seminary, 1900. M. 10 Oct., 1905, Robert
John Graves, M. D., b. in Boscawen, 22 June, 1878. Graduate of Har
vard University, 1900. Harvard Medical School, 1903. Residence,
Concord . ChUdren :
i. Katharine' Graves, b. 3 Aug., 1906.
u. Jane Phillips Graves, b. 28 Jan., 1909.
23. Augustine Haines' Ayers {Augustine', Jonathan*, Jonathan', Joseph',
Jonathan^) h. in Concord, 1 March, 1883. C. H. S. 1902. Dartmouth
CoUege, 1906. Thayer School Civil Engineering, 1907. Asst. instructor
in University of Wis., 1907, 1908. 1910, Asst. engineer, So. Alberta Land
Co., Alberta, Canada. M. 29 June, 1909, Bernice Celeste MiUen, b.
in Winona, Minn., 17 June, 1888, dau. of James Dixon and Kathleen
MiUen. ChUd: John Kimball', b. in Winona, 14 Dec, 1910.
24. Joseph IJenry' Ayers {Jeremiah', Joseph', Jonathan', Joseph; Jonathan^)
b. in Pittsburgh, 29 Nov., 1870. Educated in schools of Denver and
Colorado Springs, Colo. Accountant-cashier of the Rocky Mt. Fuel
Co. M. 25 Sept., 1895, Ruth VaUette of Chicago, IU. Children:
i. Agnes Miriam', b. and d., 11 June, 1898.
ii. Adelaide Elizabeth, b. 25 Oct., 1900.
ui. Anna Rea, b. in Littleton, Colo., 27 Jan., 1906, d. 18 July, 1907.
iv. Joseph Sherburne, b. in Littleton, Colo., 4 Sept., 1908.
25. Elsie Carleton' Ayers (Jeremiah', Joesph; Jonathan', Joseph; Jona
than') b, in Denver, 17 Feb., 1876. Graduate of Chicago Kindergarten
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18 history of canterbury.
CoUege, 1899. Principal of Kindergarten, Ft. Collins, Cols'., 1901-
1905. M. 27 May, 1905, Harry Carson Riddle, b, in Allegheny, Pa.,
4 Feb,, 1869, moved to Colorado, 1881, admitted to bar 1896, elected
district judge, 1906. CliUdren b. in Denver:
i. Carson' Riddle, b. 23 March, 1906.
ii. Lucy Ayers Riddle, b. 7 Aug., 1907.
iu. Elizabeth Rea Riddle, b. 4 April, 1911.
26. Elizabeth Rea' Ayers {Henry, Joseph', Jonathan', Joseph', Jonathan')
b. 17 Feb., 1874, in TitusviUe, Pa., educated in Pittsburgh and Morris-
town, N. J. M. 1892, Graham Chapin WeUs, b. in Denver, 13 Oct.,
1872. Residence, Pittsburgh. A son: Chnton Ayers' WeUs, b. in
Pittsburgh, 6 Sept., 1900.
27. Harry Gerrish' Clough {Martha E.', Joseph', Jonathan', Joseph',
Jonathan') b. 2 Oct., 1876, in C. Student in Kezer Seminary. Engaged
in mercantUe business tiU his father's death in 1900, when he returned to
C. M. 1906, Laura Maud Buehler, b. 6 Jan., 1877, in Fort Fred Steele,
Wyoming. Children b. in C,:
i. Beulah' Clough, b. 20 Dec, 1906.
ii. Mary Elizabeth Clough, b. 1 July, 1908. (See Clough Gen.)
28. Emilie Ayers' Young {Su^an', Charles', Jonathan', Joseph', Jonathan')
b. 29 Oct., 1866, in Lisbon; graduate of St. Johnsbury Academy, Boston
University, College Liberal Arts, A. B. 1891, School of Medicine, 1893.
M. 19 Feb., 1895, Robert Lincohi O'Brien, b. in Abington, Mass., 14
Sept., 1865. Mr. O'Brien was a graduate of Harvard, 1891, private
secretary of Grover Cleveland between his administrations, executive
clerk of the White House during his second term of oflice, Washington
correspondent and, later, editor of the Boston Transcript; 1910, editor
and manager of the Boston Herald. Children:
i. MmiAM' O'Brien, b. 22 July, 1898, Forest Glen, Md.
u. Emily Young O'Brien, b. 30 Sept., 1905, Whitefield; d. 1 Nov.,
1905.
iu. Lincoln O'Brien, b. 4 Feb., 1907, Boston, Mass.
29. Ellen Louise' Young {Susan', Charles', Jonathan', Joseph', Jonathan^)
h. 10 AprU, 1871, Lisbon; graduate at St. Johnsbury Academy (Vt.)
1891, special course of two years at CoUege Liberal Arts, Boston Uni
versity. M. 3 June, 1897, Lucian Scott Ash, b. 21 Sept., 1870, in
Lisbon. Children b. in Lyman:
i. Roland Sherburne' Ash, b. 18 Jan., 1900; d. 21 Jan., 1900.
u. Marjorib Ash, b. 11 June, 1901.
in. Dana Wellington Ash, b. 18 July, 1904.
30. Karl Greenlbap Cummings {Ellen', Charles; Jonathan', Joseph', Jona
than'') b. 29 Nov., 1877, Canton, Mo., engaged with his brother Albert
in the lumber business organized by his father tUl 1910 when he moved
to Oregon. M. 18 Jan., 1906, Mary Maple Waters, b. 26 July, 1897.
One child: Margaret,' b. 17 Sept., 1909, Canton.

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31. Susan Tilton Veronica' Ayers {Jonathan', Charles', Jonathan', Joseph',
Jonathan') h. 25 Oct., 1876, N. Y. Educated at St. Gabriel's Academy,
Ursuline Seminary and National Academy of Design. M, 10 Nov.,
1909, Charles H, Coveny. One child: Frances Ayers' Coveny, b, 23
Aug., 1910, New York City, BAGLEY,
1. Samuel' Bagley b. 30 Jan., 1766; m. Marion  , b. 9 March, 1770.
He served in war 1812,
2. Johns Bagley {Samueb) b, 4 Jan,, 1796, d, Aug., 1836; m, 21 Dec, 1826,
Sarah Hunnewell.
3, George W.' Bagley {John; Samuel') b. 16 Jan., 1828, at Candia; d. 21
Aug., 1892, at Boscawen. M. 1856, Mary C, dau. of John and Alice
(Arlin) Hanson, at Sanbomton, She was b. 20 Feb., 1840, at Boscawen.
(John Hanson was b. in Aug., 1800; d. 15 Aug., 1880. Ahce, his
wife d. 28 Nov., 1902. John's father, who was also John, served in the
war of 1812.) Mary C. Bagley later m. John B. Carter. Children:
4. i. Samie Elwood', b. 9 Jan., 1857, in Boscawen.
5. ii. Harry Leonidas, b. 1 March, 1858, in Boscawen.
6. in. Ida Sblina, b. 7 July, 1861, in Boscawen.
7. iv. Florence Gertrude, b. 14 Sept., 1865, at C.
4. Samie E.' Bagley {George', John', Samuel') h. 9 Jan., 1857; m. 24 March,
1887, Ahce May George, b. 24 March, 1861. One child: Lewis Mer
riU, b. 20 Jan., 1888, at DanvUle, d. 21 Jan., 1888.
5. Harry L.' Bagley {George', John', Samueb) b. 1 March, 1858, at Bos
cawen; m. 11 Feb., 1891, at E, Concord, Nelhe Blakesley, dau. of Charles
C, P. and Lois F. (Danforth) Moody, She was b, 11 Feb., 1874, at E.
Concord. ChUdren all b. in C. :
i. Harry Leb', b. 10 May, 1895; d. 9 Sept., 1900.
u. Dorothy May, b. 9 Jan., 1897.
iii. Evelyn Ingalls, b. 28 June, 1898.
iv. Alice Almeda, b. 18 Oct., 1902.
V. George Leonidas, b. 26 Sept., 1903.
vi. Mary Lucia, b. 19 Sept., 1908.
6. Ida Selina' Bagley {George', John', Samuel') b. 7 July, 1861 ; m. 7 Feb.,
1894, Alfred G. Chase.
7. Florence Gertrude' Bagley {George', John', Samueb) b. 14 Sept., 1865;
m. Almon J. SmaU. (See SmaU Gen.)
BATCHELDER.
1. Ebenezer' Batchelder of Loudon m. 19 May, 1818, in C, Abiah,
dau. of Simon and Ehzabeth (Boynton) Stevens, b. 12 Oct., 1793,
in C. They resided in C, until late in life, when they removed
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20 history of canterbury.
i. Mary Janes, b. 21 June, 1821.
ii. Eliza Ann, b. 11 March, 1825; m. Orlando Stevens (See Stevens
Gen.)
in. Abigail B., b. 3 Dec, 1827. ^,
iv. Charles Washington, b. 23 July, 1830; m. Mary Jape Chase
(see Chase Gen.), b. 1 Aug., 1841. In 1877 they removed to
Columbus, O., where she d. 21 Aug., 1910.
V. Thomas Jefferson, b. 12 July, 1832.
BATCHELDER.
1. Ebenezer' Batchelder m^ 16 April, 1795, Hannah Heath of Northfield;
d. 1840. Children:
i. Johns, m. Sally Batchelder of Loudon. Children: 1. Charles m.
—  Sweatt. 2. Frank m. Addie Morrill; after his death she
m. George Abbott of Penacook.
2. u. Ebenezer, b. 6 March, 1797.
in. Maria, m. 26 Dec, 1836, Albert, son of Thomas and Lucy (Foster)
Ames. Sons, Thomas and Francis. Albert Ames d. 28 Aug.,
1852; his wife d. 30 Sept., 1873, in Omaha, Neb.
iv. Almyra, b. 7 June, 1805; m. David M. Clough. (See Clough Gen.)
2. Ebenezers Batchelder {Ebenezer') b. 6 March, 1797: m. 19 Dec, 1821,
Ehzabeth KimbaU, b. 18 Nov., 1802, in C. He d. 21 May, 1867. She
d. 8 Oct., 1888. Children:
i. Pamelia', b. 13 Dec, 1823; m. 16 July, 1843, Horace W. Matthews.
(See Matthews Gen.)
3. u. Silas K., b. 3 March, 1826.
4. ui. John Ham, b. 27 AprU, 1828.
iv. Mary Elizabeth, b. 3 March, 1835; m. Phihp C. Clough. (See
Clough Gen.)
v. Sarah Anna, b. 23 July, 1836; m. Dan W. MorriU. (See MorrUl
Gen.)
vi. Eben Laroy, b. 15 April, 1842; m. Susan A. Clough. (See Clough
Gen.)
3. Silas K.' Batchelder {Ebenezer', Ebenezer') b. 3 March, 1826; m. 26
May, 1849, Ehzabeth A. Hupkms. He d. 14 Sept., 1879. Children:
i. Abbie Maria', b. 29 July, 1850; m. 2 July, 1873, James M. Gilmore,
of Putnam, Conn., b. Dec, 1838. Children: 1. Jennie Ida' b.
20 Dec, 1876; m. 31 Aug., 1896, Fred Currington. 2. Josie
L, b. 14 Sept., 1879.
ii. Joseph Orman, b. 8 May, 1852, m. 23 June, 1875, Emma Augusta
Buttrick, b. 23 March, 1855. He d. 17 Feb., 1896. Children:
1. Mabel Clover, b. 14 March, 1877. 2. Maud CecUe, b. 11
Oct., 1882.
ui. Ida Ocilla, b. 22 Feb., 1855.
iv. Fred Silas, b. 23 Oct., 1857; d. 13 March, 1889.
4. John Ham' Batchelder {Ebenezer', Ebenezer') b. 27 AprU, 1828; m. Sarah
dau. of Jonathan Bradley of Vienna, Me. She was b. 3 Jan., 1833;
d. 22 Sept., 1904. John H. d. 7 Jan., 1894, both in Penacook. ChUdren
b. m C:
i. George C.', b. 5 April, 1861, in Boston; d. 4 Oct., 1892.
u. Harry Victor, b. 13 Feb., 1874.

genealogies. 21
BATTIS— BATTES.
1. Sampson' Battis was doubtless the first person of the name of Battis in
C The exact date of his birth is not known, but it was probably in
1750. He was in C. as early as 1776, as he enhsted in the Revolution
ary War in this town. His age is then given as 26. He m. Lucy Carey,
a West India Indian. The Boscawen town history states that she was
a slave of WUham Coffin. Mr. Battis is said to have hved to the age
of 103 years. A stone appropriately inscribed marks his grave in the
C. Center cemetery. He had two children Sophia and Sampson —
perhaps others.
2, Sophias Battis {Sampson') m, WiUiam Robinson. They had two sons
Natt. and Jack. Natt. m.  Twombly; they had 22 children, of
whom six daughters are now hving. Sarah resides at Winnes-
quam, East Tilton, Annie, m. Hilhard and resides in Laconia, Cora, m.
Graves and resides in Enfield, Martha, m. Hoyt and resides in Gilman
ton, Nelhe, m. HUliard and resides in Weirs, Ida.
3. Sampsons Battis {Sampson') m. Betsey Lester who was of Irish parentage.
ChUdren aU b. in C. :
Eliza', b. 1 Jan., 1815.
Nathaniel Hall, b. 30 Nov., 1816.
Luther, b. 2 July, 1821.
Calvin Dustin, b. 27 Oct., 1823.
Prudence, b. 18 Oct,, 1827.
John Franklin Lester, b. 1 Sept., 1829.
vii. Horatio, b. 11 Oct., 1834; d. 16 Ja;n., 1847,
4. Eliza' Battis {Sampson; Sampson') m. Ephraim Haskell. They had
eight chUdren. Of these Charles C. HaskeU is now at the Soldiers'
Home in TUton.
5, Nathaniel' Battes {Sampson; Sampson') m. first, 6 Jan., 1843, Jane
Glover, second Margaret Harris. Nathaniel Battes d. 30 Sept., 1895
in C. Child by first marriage.
i. Electa*, m. Charles Moody. They have a son who is m. and has
one son, and a dau. who m. George A. Jones of Gihnanton.
They have six dau., Myrtie who m. Jason Fogg of Gihnanton,
Emily who m. Homer Davis of Laconia, Carrie, Eva, Edith,
and Ethel.
ChUdren by second marriage :
ii. Henry, m. ChUdren : Ernest and Maora Currier. She m. and has
a son.
iii. Thomas went to sea, and did not return.
iv. Nathaniel m. and had a son, Fred A., and a dau. His dau. m.
John R. Hickey of Manchester. They have a dau. Katharine.
V. Alonzo, m. No children.
vi. George 0., m. He has one dau., Clyde Wescom', who is m.
vu, David, m. Children, Maude', Nettie, Chariie, Ada, Hubert and Ida.
Maude m. Charhe Wiggins. Nettie m. Lonnie Blanchard.
viii. Jennie, m. Charies Davis. Children: Iva', Charlie, Harry.

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22 HISTORY of canterbury.
6. Calvin Dustin' Battes {Sampson', Sampson') b. 27 Oct., 1823; m. 1847,
Ann M., dau. of George Castle; her mother was of German nationality,
her father was a mulatto. She d. 22 Dec, 1874. ChUdren:
9. i. Mattib a.', b. 30 AprU, 1863.
u. A son who d. at the age of four.
7. Prudence' Battes {Sampson; Sampson^) m. Joseph Bland. They had
one dau. and six sons: Fannie, Charles, WUliam, James, Nathan, Reuben
and Everett.
8. John Franklin Lester' Battes {Sampson', Sampson') b. 1 Sept., 1829;
m. in Warner, Lydia A., dau. of Henry Burnham. She was b. in C. ;
d. Sept., 1877, in Gihnanton. ChUdren:
10. i. Emma E.', b. 11 Jan., 1867.
u. Malvina, b. 3 July, 1871.
in. Harry J., b. 7 Feb., 1872; d. 28 AprU, 1899.
iv. John H., b. 17 Dec, 1873.
V. Walter H., b. 9 Jan., 1875; d. 10 Sept., 1895.
9. Mattib A.' Battes {Calvin Dustin', Sampson', Sampson') b. 30 AprU,
1863, in C; m. first, 17 Dec, 1881, in Northfield, Benjamin F. MorriU,
son of Mrs. Diana Roberts; m. second, 3 Dec, 1902, Patrick A. Welch
in Manchester. ChUdren by first marriage:
i. Arthur F.', b. 9 Oct., 1882.
u. Herman H., b. 23 Aug., 1886; d. 19 March, 1887.
iu. Harry F., b. 30 July, 1888; d. 26 Aug., 1888.
10. Emma E.' Battes {John F. L.; Sampson; Sampson'') b. 11 Jan., 1867,
m. June, 1883, George F. Haskell of GUmanton. Children:
i. Elmena M.«, b. 17 Feb., 1885; m. 23 March, 1902, John H. Paul of
Sanbomton, two dau.
u. Maud A., b. 11 April, 1887; m. Sept., 1904, Arthur A. Dowes of Bel
mont, two sons.
ui. Elizabeth J., b. 14 April, 1888; m. 16 Dec, 1905, Bert E. Oleary
of Bristol.
iv. Ivan P., b. 11 Jan., 1890. BECK.
1. Henry' Beck came to America m 1635 from England; m. Ann Frost of
Piscataqua. Children: Joshuas, Thomas, Caleb, Henry and Mary. He
settled at Portsmouth.
2. Thomass Beck {Henry-) b. about 1657 in Portsmouth; m. Mary Frost.
ChUdren: Thomas', Joshua, AbigaU, Henry, Mary, Samuel and Hannah.
He d. 7 Nov., 1734; she d. 25 Feb., 1753.
3. Henry' Beck {Thomas', Henry) b. about 1695 in Portsmouth where he
afterwards resided. His wife was Jane, dau. of John and Judith Cate
of Greenland. In 1765 he bought land and buUdings in Rumford
(Concord) and located near the Loudon line. ChUdren: Mary, Mar
garet, John, Nathaniel, Hannah, Elizabeth and Henry.

GENEALOGIES. 23
4. Henry' Beck {Henry, Thomas; Henry) b. 27 Jan., 1739, probably in
Portsmouth, and d. 30 Jan., 1811, in C.; m. 20 Jan., 1762, Ahce Thomp
son of Greenland, b. 15 Dec, 1742; d. 20 Jan., 1841, in C. Settling in
Concord, they became interested in the Shakers, who had recently
organized in C, and joined that community with their children. Be
coming dissatisfied, they withdrew and settled on a farm a mile south
of Shaker VUlage. Their daughters Sarah and Anne remained with
the Shakers, and their first son, John, became an elder in the Shaker
church at Enfield, where he d. 3 Sept., 1844. Children:
i. Sarah', b. 28 Dec, 1763; d. 11 Jan., 1851.
ii. Hannah, b. 1 Aug., 1767.
ui. Molly, b. 18 April, 1769; d. 25 July, 1781.
iv. Anne, b. 13 April, 1771 ; d. 31 Dec, 1852.
V. John, twin, b. 4 June, 1773.
vi. Margaret, twin, b. 4 June, 1773.
vii. Charles, b. 29 May, 1775.
viu. Clement, b. 3 Nov., 1780.
5. ix. Henry, b. 2 Oct., 1783.
x. Polly, b. 8 AprU, 1785.
5. Henry' Beck {Henry; Henry, Thomas; Henry) b. 2 Oct., 1783, in Con
cord; m. 25 Dec, 1805, in C, Mary (PoUy), dau. of Leonard Whitney
and his first wife, whose name was  Wheeler. She was b. 18 July,
1787, in C; d. 25 Sept., 1857. He d. 28 Oct., 1874. Children b. m C:
i. Melinda', b. 6 May, 1807; m. Isaac Hoague; d. in C. 17 Jan., 1895.
No children.
6. u. Catherine, b. 9 Jan., 1810.
iii. Albert, b. 6 May, 1812, m. Mary Lord.
iv. John, b. 31 Jan., 1817.
7. V. Thompson, b. 6 June, 1819.
vi. Abiel, b. 19 March, 1821.
VU. Margaret, b. 20 May, 1823; m. Shepard Phillips. (See Philhps
Gen.)
vui. Lowell, b. 27 Aug., 1825; d. 11 Nov., 1908, m C, unm.
ix. DiANTHA, b. 15 Dec, 1828.
8. X. Alvin, b. 28 Nov., 1831.
6. Catherinb' Beck {Henry; Henry; Henry) b. 9 Jan., 1810; m. 23 April,
1832, in C. Amos, son of Thomas Sargent, of Loudon. Amos was b.
in 1806 in Loudon, where he d. 15 Aug., 1881. Catherine d. 1 March,
1874. ChUdren b. in Loudon:
i. Elbrhsge E.', b. 13 Feb., 1833; d. 2 July, 1894.
u. David, b. 7 Feb., 1836; d. 7 Oct., 1836.
m. Mary A., b. 29 May, 1838; d. 27 Aug., 1890.
iv. David S., b. 9 March, 1844; d. 20 Jan., 1907.
V Albert B., b. 2 Sept., 1848; m. first, EUen, dau. of Calvin and
Amanda (Whitney) Eaton of Concord, d. 20 Nov., 1904, m
Loudon; m. second, 25 Feb., 1909, in Loudon, Mrs. Kate B.
Wheeler, widow of Doddridge and dau. of WUham P. and
Abbie M. (Sweatt) Dow. She d. 23 Jan., 1910. No chUdren.
7. Thompson' Beck {Henry; Henry) b. 6 June, 1819; m. 1 AprU, 1858,
Deha C, dau. of Thomas and PoUy (Blanchard) Fernald of Loudon, b.
28 March, 1828, in Loudon, d. 2 Oct., 1906, in C. Thompson d. 1 Dec,

24 history of CANTERBURY.
1901. In 1874 he removed from the old home where his ancestors had
Uved for three generations to the "Ames" farm in the Baptist Dis
trict. ChUdren b. in C;
i. John A.,' b. 10 Oct., 1859.
ii. Fannie E., b. 12 April, 1861; d. 11 June, 1894.
ui. Nellie, b. 24 Nov., 1863; d. 15 Jan., 1878.
iv. Charles, b. 14 Sept., 1865; d. 30 Sept., 1906, unm.
8. Alvin' Beck {Henry; Henry) b. 28 Nov., 1831; m. fiirst, Mary Bickford;
m. second, Mrs Mary Josephine (Travers) Bickford, b. 5 May, 1842, in
Chelsea, Mass.; d. 18 Sept., 1910, m TUton. Alvm d. 24 Dec, 1894, in
Loudon, where he had resided for many years. ChUd by first marriage:
i. Clara Belle', m. Nathaniel Currier. ChUdren: 1. Eugene".
2. Clara Belle. 3. Otis. 4. Frank.
ChUdren by second marriage, b. in Loudon:
ii. Henry, b. 1 March, 1863; d. 11 March, 1893, in Loudon; m. LiUa A.
MerriU, who d. 17 May, 1892. No chUdren.
ui. Josephine Luella, b. 26 Dec, 1866; m. 24 Dec, 1887, Herbert
Alvi, son of MerriU and Mary E. (Stevens) Storey. Herbert
A. was b. 3 Feb., 1863, in Littleton. Child: Esther Lela',
b. 12 Sept., 1899.
BLANCHARD.
The connection between the Blanchards of C. and of Northfield is not clear,
but those of Northfield claim descent from the same ancestor, Thomas,
the Huguenot, who came to America in 1639 in the s\Ap- Jonathan and set
tled in Braintree, Mass., in 1646. It was a, Benjamin Blanchard who was
the first settler in Northfield, and he went up from the fort in C. in 1760
through the unbroken forest to the foot of Bay HUl and located on the farm
later owned by Judge Peter Wadleigh. Having made a clearing and erected
a shelter, he went back for his wife, Bridget Fitzgerald, and nine children
(History of Northfield, Part II, p. 23). Benjamin's father was scalped by the
Indians in their raid on C. in 1746, near his home not far from the fort. The
father's name is given as both Benjamin and Richard (see Chapter II, Vol. I of
C, History).
1. Benjamin Blanchard was probably a scout on duty in C. in 1746 after
the date of his father's death, and he signed with others a petition to
the Provincial Government in 1748 for protecting the grist miU of Henry
Lovejoy in West Concord (Bouton's History of Concord, page 176).
He m. Bridget Fitzgerald and had nine chUdren before he emigrated to
Northfield on 1760.
2. Edwards Blanchard {Benjamin') was captain of a company in Col.
John Stark's regiment in the Revolution. He married and had children,
3. Ebbnezer' Blanchard {Edward', Benjamin') b. 12 June, 1768; m. Sarah
Smith, b. March, 1774, and d. m Frankhn 2 Nov,, 1854. She was a
native of Windham. Her mother, whose maiden name was Isabella

GENEALOGIES. 25
Wasson, was b. in Scotland and was one of the Londonderry Scotch-
Irish Colony. Children of Ebenezer and Sarah (Smith) Blanchard:
i. Isabella S.', b. 23 Dec, 1795, d. 18 June, 1882; m. James West,
b. 5 May, 1794; d. 11 Jan., 1848.
4. u. Alice, b. 28 Feb., 1800.
hi. Cynthia P., b. 1804; d. 1838.
iv. Clarissa A., b. 1815; m. Stephen Kenrick, b. 1806, and d. 1884;
she d. 1893.
4. Alice' Blanchard {Ebenezer; Edward', Benjamin') b. 28 Feb., 1800;
m. 15 Nov., 1821, Kendal 0. Peabody, b. 20 Dec, 1792, and d. 23 Jan.,
1855. She was a graduate of Bradford Academy, Mass., in 1818, and
d. 23 Dec, 1832. Mr. Peabody m. second, 30 Dec, 1833, Betsey
Austm, b. 10 Oct., 1796, and d. 19 Dec, 1869. Children by first wife:
5. i. Sarah B.', b. 11 Dec, 1825.
u. Ellen Noyes, b. 10 April, 1828; d. 28 Jan., 1859; m. 7 Sept., 1854,
WUham Frederick Goodwm, b. 27 Sept., 1823. He graduated
at Bowdoin CoUege 1848, and at Harvard Law School 1854;
taught school and practiced law in Concord. He was lieutenant
of the 16th U. S. Infantry in the Civil War, and did fine serv
ice at Hoover's Gap and at Chickamauga, where he was wounded.
He d. March 12, 1872. Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin had one child,
Susan Austin', b. 29 July, 1855, d. 26 Aug., 1856.
in. Charles Kjendall, b. 23 June, 1830; d. 11 Jan., 1849.
ChUdren by second wife :
iv. David Austin, b. 3 Oct., 1835; d. 10 June, 1836.
V. Sarah Austin, b. 16 Sept., 1838; d. 5 March, 1851.
5. Sarah B.' Peabody {Alice', Ebenezer', Edward', Benjamin') b. 11 Dec,
1825; m. 4 Dec, 1849, Moses Bradbury Goodwin. She d. 13 Feb., 1889,
He d. 7 Sept., 1882. ChUdren:
i. Alice Peabody', b. 18 Dec, 1851.
u. Ellen Frances, b. 11 July, 1853. She is principal of Blair Pubhc
School, Washington, D. C, where she has been a teacher
twenty-eight consecutive years.
iu. Sarah Blanchard, b. 12 Aug., 1854; m. 20 Oct., 1881, Dr. L. J.
Letoumeau, b. 9 June 1853; d. Nov., 3, 1888.
iv. Clara Kenrick, b. 10 Dec, 1860, A. B., Smith College, 1882.
Moses Bradbury Goodwin was on the editorial staff of the Washington,
D. C, "Intelhgence" in 1861; founded in 1872 the "Merrimack Journal"
at Franklin. BLANCHARD.
1. Thomas Blanchard, yeoman, from Penton, Hants, England, came
from London to America in the ship Jonathan and landed in Charles-
town, Mass., 23 June, 1639. Settied at Bramtree 1646-1650. Re
moved to Charlestown, 1651, buying land there and in Boston. He
m. in London, second. Widow Agnes (Bent) Barnes, who d. on the
passage to New England, as did her chUd and mother. He had children
asfoUows: i. George, b. 1618; d. 18 March, 1700. ii. Thomas, b. 1625;
d. 1651. in. Samuel, b. 1629; d. 22 April, 1707. iv. Nathaniel, b.

26 history of canterbury.
1630; d, 1676, v. A chUd, b. 1639; d. on voyage, vi. Possibly a son
John. Thomas Blanchard d. at Charlestown, 21 May, 1654. He left prop
erty by will to his wife, Mary, three sons, a grandson, Joseph, and to
the church of Maiden. His wife (the third) survived him and d. 1676.
Of his sons: George settled in Maiden; Nathaniel in Weymouth and
Samuel in Andover, Mass.*
2. Samuels Blanchard {Thomas') b. in England, 6 Aug., 1629, came to
this country with his father. He m. first, 3 Jan., 1654, Mary, dau. of
Seth and Bethia Sweetser of Charlestown, who was b. 1637 and d. 20
Feb., 1669. He m. second, 24 June, 1673, Hannah Doggett (Daggett),
who d. 10 July, 1725, age 79. He moved with his family to Andover,
Mass., 10 June, 1686. A record mentions him as constable, as com
mander of a garrison, as receiving house rent from his sons, etc. Clearly
carved on the stone at his grave in the center of the West Parish bury
ing ground at Andover is this inscription : "Here hes the body of Samuel
Blanchard, who departed this life AprU ye 22"'' day, in ye year 1707,
in ye 78 year of his age. Ye memory of ye just is blessed." This
stone is of white granite and was imported from England. It was the
first stone set up in the Andover grave yard. Children by first wife:
i. Samuel', b. 29 Sept., 1656, d. 1677-78.
u. Sarah, b. 15 Feb., 1658.
in. Mary, b. 18 AprU, 1659; m. John Stowers.
iv. Joshua, b. 6 Aug., 1661.
3. V. Jonathan, b. 25 May, 1664.
vi. Abigail, b. 5 March, 1668; m. John Stratton of Watertown.
Children by second wife:
vu. Thomas, b. 28 AprU, 1674; m. Rose Holmes of Marshfield, Mass., 22
March, 1698. He was an original proprietor of Penacook
(Concord). He m., second, Hannah  . She d. 10 July,
1725. He m. tMrd, Mrs. Judith HUl, 21 Feb., 1726.
viu. John, b. 3 July, 1677; m. Mary Crosby of Billerica, Mass.
ix. Samuel, b. 4 June, 1680.
X. Hannah, b. 26 Sept., 1681; m. Stephen Osgood, 24 May, 1699.
3. Jonathan' Blanchard {Samuel; Thomas') b. Andover, Mass., 25 May,
1664; d. 19 Oct., 1742; m. Anne Lovejoy, 26 May, 1684, who d. 29 Feb.,
1724, age 65. Children:
i. Jonathan', b. 28 Feb., 1685; m. Sarah Paine, dau. of Edward and
Bethia Sweetser.
U. David, b. 8 June, 1687; d. 13 Oct., 1732.
ui. Jacob, b. 19 Feb., 1689; m. and lived in Boston.
iv. Anne, b. 6 AprU, 1691 ; m. Timothy More, 12 May, 1712.
4. V. Benjamin, b. 14 Feb., 1693.
vi. Mary, b. 2 Dec, 1696.
VU. Stephen, b. 1702.
4. Benjamin' Blanchard {Jonathan', Samuel; Thomas') b. in Andover,
Mass., 14 Feb., 1693; d. about 1770, probably at C; m. 29 Dec, 1718,'
*Genealogies and Estates of Charlestown, Mass.

GENEALOGIES. 27
Mary Abbott, who was b. in Andover. In 1743 he removed to Hollis
of which town he was an origmal proprietor. Children all b. in Andover:
i. Mary', b. 10 Nov., 1719; m. Edward Taylor.
5. u. Benjamin, Jr., b. Feb., 1721.
iii. Anne, b. 1722; m. Jonathan Danforth of Billerica, Mass.
IV. Jacob, b. 11 May, 1724; m. Rebecca Lawrence of Dunstable, 1746,
V. Joshua, b. 28 May, 1726.
vi. Jonathan, b. 7 Feb., 1728; d. 16 Oct., 1739.
vu. Dorcas, b. 28 March, 1730; d. 13 Oct., 1739.
vui, David, b. 14 Feb., 1732; d. 19 Oct., 1739.
ix. Elizabeth, b. 17 May, 1734.
X. Abibl, b. 26 Sept., 1737; d. 15 Oct., 1739.
xi. David, b. 19 Feb., 1740; d, 10 April, 1740.
xii. Abiel, b. 20 Oct., 1741; d. 28 Jan., 1743,
5. Benjamin' Blanchard, Jr. {Benjamin; Jonathan', Samueb, Thomas') b.
in Andover, Mass., Feb., 1721, d. 7 March, 1791. M. first, Ehzabeth
Holt 4 Oct., 1743, who d. 19 Aug., 1744. M. second, 27 Dec, 1744,
Keziah Hastmgs of Dunstable. M. third, 9 July, 1778, Sarah, dau. of
Moses Burbank, one of the first settlers of Boscawen. She was b. Sept.,
1758, and after Benjamin Blanchard's death, she m. 16 June, 1793,
Obadiah Mooney of C. ChUdren by first wife:
i. Benjamin', b. 2 July, 1744, d. 2 Oct., 1744,
ChUdren by second wife:
6. u. Benjamin, b. 15 Nov., 1745.
iii. Keziah, b. 26 March, 1747.
iv. Abiel, b, 9 Jan., 1749; d. young,
7. V. Jonathan, b. 28 June, 1750.
vi. Abiel, b. 1 Dec, 1751; m. Ehzabeth, dau. of Nathaniel Eastman of
Concord. • They settled in Peacham, Vt., and had seven chil
dren. One son, John, was a lawyer and elected to Congress
from Pennsylvania two terms, Abiel Blanchard signed the
Association Test in Concord, 1776.
vi. Isaac, b. 14 April, 1753; m. Children: 1. Dorcas'. 2. Polly, who
m. a Fernald of C. 3. Catherine. 4, Hastings, 5. Abel.
Isaac Blanchard was in the war of the Revolution.
viii. Dorcas, b. 25 Feb., 1766; d. young.
ix. Peter, b. 17 Aug., 1766; m. Sarah, dau. of Capt. Abiel and Judith
(Walker) Chandler of Concord. They moved, 1785, Co Peacham,
Vt., afterwards to DanvUle, Vt., where he d. 25 May, 1810.
Peter Blanchard was in the Revolution. Children: 1. Rebecca,
m. Aaron Porter, a merchant of Danville, Vt. Had three chil
dren, d. about 1848. 2. Sophia, m. Augustine Clark, state
treasurer of Vermont; d. about 1835. 3. Sarah, m. William
A. Palmer, governor of Vermont, member of Congress, etc,
d. 1853.
X. Dorcas, b. 25 Feb., 1758.
xi. Joel, b. 27 Aug., 1759; m., had nine children. Lived at Peacham,
Vt. He was a Revolutionary soldier.
xii. Abel, b. 17 Feb., 1761; m. Mary, dau. of Nathaniel Eastman of
Concord, Had eleven children. Resided at Peacham, Vt.
Was a Revolutionary soldier.
xiu. Reuben, b. 1 Feb., 1763; m. Mary Gray, had four children. He
was in Revolutionary War.
xiv. Betty, b. 21 Jan., 1765 ; m. Jan. 1783, Abner Hoyt, b. 15 April, 1759.

28 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
XV. Simon, b. 10 April, 1766; m. Margaret Gray of Peacham, Vt. ChU
dren: Locada, Harvey and Simon.
6. Benjamin' Blanchard {Benjamin*, Benjamin; Jonathan', Samuel',
Thomas') b. 15 Nov., 1745, d. 21 Dec, 1789; m. first, Patty Goodwin;
second, Sarah, dau. of WiUiam and Ann (McFarland) Curry, who was
b. 15 Nov., 1762. Children b. in C:
i. Amos', b. 1773; m. Betsey Tolman, no children. Lived in Greens
boro, Vt,; d. 10 March, 1829.
ii. Ralph, b. 1775, never m.
ui. William, d. young.
iv. Keziah, b. 20 May, 1781; m.  Glines, Greensboro, Vt., seven
children.
V. Martha (Patty), b. 1783 ; m.  ¦ — • Cutter, six children.
vi. Sally, b. 1786, m.  Emery of Chichester, no chUdren.
vii. John, b. 1788; m. and hved in Canada. Children: Lucy, Benjamin
and John.
7. Jonathan' Blanchard {Benjamin', Benjamin', Jonathan', Samueb,
Thomas') b. 28 June, 1750; m. 13 Oct., 1772, Hannah, dau. of James
and Mary (Thurston) Chad wick of Boscawen, who was b. 22 June,
1752. Jonathan and his wife were received into the Congregational
church of Boscawen 3 Nov., 1782. Children b. in C. :
i. Jambs', b. 15 Jan., 1774; m. Phebe Carter and lived in Greensboro, Vt.
ii. Jacob, b. 13 Nov., 1775; d. 1779.
8. ui. Edmund, b. 27 Jan., 1778.
9. iv. Jacob, b. 10 May, 1780.
V. Polly, b. 1781; d. at age of four.
vi. Sally, b. 21 May, 1782; m. at C, 19 Sept., 1806, Baxter Lyon of
Craftsbury, Vt.
vii. Hannah, m.  Lougee.
vui. Samuel, m. Hannah Dimond in 1819; d. 10 Nov., 1819. Children:
1. Samuel K.', b. after his father's death; m. Phebe Elliott.
ChUdren: (1.) George E.' (2.) Frank H. (3.) Charles C. (4.)
Josephime who d. young.
8. Edmund' Blanchard {Jonathan', Benjamin', Benjamin', Jonathan',
Samuel; Thomas') b. 27 Jan., 1778; d. 27 Nov., 1836; m. 6 Feb., 1706,
Anna Abbott of Concord, b. 8 Jan., 1781. Children b. in Greensboro,
Vt.:
i. Nathan' Abbott, b. 12 Nov., 1806.
ii. Hammond, b. 11 July, 1808; d. 22 Nov., 1808.
ui. Asa Abbott, b. 16 Jan., 1810; d. 9 March 1889, m. in C. 18 June, 1846,
Julia Ann GUman of Loudon, b. 4 AprU, 1816, and d. 2 Jan.,
1883. Children:
1. Emily Eliza', b. 19 Nov., 1846; m. 4 Dec, 1880, Henry Oscar
Coolidge, b. in Chesterfield, 5 Jan., 1830; d. 29 Feb., 1896, at
Keene.
2. Anna Abbott, b. 6 Dec, 1848.
3. Julia Augusta, b. 16 July, 1860; d. 2 Aug., 1853.
4. Elizabeth Susan, b. 20 Dec, 1852; d. 11 Aug., 1853,
iv. Erastus, b. 9 Oct., 1811.
V. Betsey, b. 26 Oct., 1813.
vi. Emily, b. 23 April, 1816.
vu. Samuel Sbwall, b. 20 Sept., 1818; m. EmUy Baker, Glover, Vt.,
merchant.

GENEALOGIES. 29
viu. Rev. Edmund Harvey, b. 16 Jan., 1821; m. Annie E. ClUTord of
Loudon. Graduate of Middlebury College and of Andover
Theological Seminary. Preached at Epsom, and Chiltonville
and Warwick, Mass.; d. Bloomington, IU., 1891; no children.
IX. Esther, b. 6 Aug., 1823.
X. Mary Ann, b. 3 Sept., 1828.
9. Jacob' Blanchard {Jonathan', Benjamin; Benjamin', Jonathan; Samuel',
Thomas') b. 10 May, 1780; m. 11 Nov., 1807, Hannah, dau. of Col.
David and Susanna (Moore) McCrlihs of C. He d. June, 1848. She
d. 25 Oct., 1869. Children b. in C:
10. i. Nahum", b. 26 Oct., 1809.
11. h. Pamelia, b. 21 AprU, 1812.
ui. Betsey, b, 14 May, 1816; d. 7 Nov., 1817.
12. iv. Mary Jane, b. 28 March, 1820.
V. Susanna, b. 21 Jan., 1822; d. same day.
vi. Jerome B., b. 17 Aug., 1823 ; m. Cordeha Smith of C, 22 Oct., 1849.
He died 8 Dec, 1861. Children:
1. Jerome F,, b. 11 Nov., 1853, d. in infancy.
2. Delia E., b. 14 Oct., 1857; m. Charies C, son of Samuel K,
Blanchard of Concord. No children. Both are d,, he djdng 28
Oct., 1889, aged 36 years.
10. Nahum' Blanchard {Jacob; Jonathan', Benjamin', Benjamin', Jonathan',
Samuel; Thomas') b. 26 Oct., 1809; d. 30 Jan., 1893; m. 1 AprU, 1835,
Mary Woodbury, dau. of James and Phebe Smith (Marden) TaUant.
She was b. 4 May, 1814; d. 18 June, 1906. Children b. m C:
13, i. Albert', b. 18 Feb., 1836.
u. Amanda, b. 24 Oct., 1837; d. 30 Dec, 1862.
14. ui. George Frank, b. 30 May, 1839.
15. iv. JcjHN Smith, b. 4 Oct., 1842.
16. V. Charles Greenough, b. 20 Oct., 1844.
17. vi. Abby Elkins, b. 3 Sept., 1846.
vu. Betsey Ann Coffin, b. 29 Oct., 1848; d. 28 Feb., 1861.
viu. Mary Jane, b. 16 Dec, 1850; d. Sept., 1853.
ix. Ella A,, b. 28 Aug., 1852, d. 6 Sept., 1863.
11. Parmelia' Blanchard {Jacob') b. 22 April, 1812, d. 23 March, 1887; m.
first, 22 Aug., 1832, Samuel GUman. He d. 25 Sept., 1837, aged 31.
She m. second, 2 Oct., 1844, Ara Sargent, who was a widower with two
children, Edna M. Sargent, who m. Alfred Quimby of Winchester,
Mass., and a son, Charles, unm. Mr. Sargent d. 11 May, 1871. Chil
dren of Samuel and Parmelia (Blanchard) Gihnan:
18. i. Charles Augustus' Oilman, b. 8 May, 1833.
19. ii. Hannah Blanchard Oilman, b. 28 Aug., 1835.
20. iii. Samuel Oilman, b. 9 Dec, 1837.
12. Mary Jane' Blanchard {Jacob') b. 28 March, 1820; m. Col. John Wheeler
of C, 24 Aug., 1837, who was son of Abel and Mary (Hosmer) Wheeler.
He was b. at Concord, Mass., 9 July, 1796; d. at C, June, 1880. Mr.
Wheeler was commissioned by Gov. Isaac Hill 9 Dec, 1836, as colonel
of the 38th Regt., N. H. MUitia, and mustered his regiment on the field
west of the McCrilhs Tavern. Children b. in C. :

30 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
i. Mary Frances' Wheeler, b. 30 Dec, 1838, resides on home place,
unm.
U. Susan C. Wheeler, b. 15 Feb., 1840; d. 4 Nov., 1866.
ui. Martha A. Wheeler, b. 8 May, 1842; m. WUliam H. Carter of C,
6 Feb., 1867. After her husband's death, Mrs. Carter went to
reside with her mother.
iv. Nellie M. Wheeler, b. 12 June, 1846; d. 11 May, 1873.
V. John S. Wheeler, b. 3 April,. 1847 ; d. 1 July, 1849.
vi. John S. Wheeler, b. 6 Feb., 1860; m., first. Belle Gage. Had one
son, Bert Gage", b. 14 Aug., 1880. M., second, Georgia Bnggs of
Westfield, N. Y., by whom he had EUen Grace Wheeler, b. 5
Feb., 1907. Bert Gage m. dau. of MiUard F. Emery of C.
vu. William W. S. Wheeler, b. 12 April, 1852, num., resides with his
mother.
viu. Charles B. Wheeler, b". 13 March, 1856; d. 6 Jan., 1864.
ix. George W. Wheeler, b. 4 April, 1859 ; d. 2g Jan., 1864.
X. Attelle Grace, b. 27 Nov., 1862; d. 26 Jan., 1864.
13. Albert' Blanchard {Nahum', Jacob') b. 18 Feb., 1836; d. at C, 7 June,
1910; m. Apphia A., dau. of Daniel RandaU of C. She was b. 26 Sept.,
1836, at Wentworth. Children b. in C. :
i. Mary Ella", b. 24 July, 1859, resides, in Concord, unm.
ii. Charlie H., b. 16 Dec, 1860.
ui. Nellie Estelle, b. 30 June, 1862; d. 6 Feb., 1875.
iv. LiLLA Nora, b. 26 Sept., 1868; d. 26 Aug., 1879.
14. George Frank' Blanchard {Nahum', Jacob') b. 30 May, 1839; m. first,
25 Oct., 1866, Ann EUza, dau. of Daniel M. and Eliza Huse of Northfield,
b. 8 Jan., 1845, d. 28 Jan., 1880; m. second, 18 June, 1883, Grace D.,
dau. of Jesse and ArvUla Sanborn of Webster, b. 16 July, 1857. Mr.
Blanchard is a prominent farmer and active in the Grange, Jiolding for
several years the office of Master of Merrimack River Grange, No. 4,
ChUdren by first wife b. in C. :
i. Willie N.", b. 16 Sept., 1868; d. 13 June, 1882, at C.
u, Fred Huse, b, 27 June, 1872; m. 15 June, 1904, Mildred Ehzabeth,
dau, of MUlard F. and Ehzabeth (TuUock) Emery of C, who
was b. 5 Aug., 1881 ; Mason, Knight Templar and Odd Fellow,
representative from C. Children b. ui Penacook: 1. Harold"
Emery, b. 25 AprU, 1905. 2. Marion Huse, b. 23 Jan., 1907.
3. Donald TuUock, b. 20 July, 1908.
ui. Frank George, b. 13 AprU, 1877; m. 26 June, 1900, Harriet Wini
fred Tucker of Penacook, b. in Boscawen, 2 Aug., 1880. Mr.
Blanchard resides in Nashua, merchant. Children: 1. Rich
ard" Tucker, b. 17 April, 1901, at Penacook. 2. Robert Huse.
b. 8 June, 1903.
iv. Nahum Jesse, b, 26 Sept., 1885; m. 29 June, 1908, Margaret Herron
of Manchester. Child, George WUham", b. 22 Jan., 1910, at
Manchester.
15. John Smith' Blanchard {Nahum', Jacob') b. 4 Oct., 1842; m. first, 18
Jan., 1871, Stella Mary, dau. of Abner B. and Frances M. (Harvey)
Wmn of Penacook. She was b. 1851, and d. at Concord, 24 Jan., 1876;
m. second, 24 June, 1884, Sarah Ehzabeth, dau. of George N. and Sarah
(McFarland) Guthrie of Zanesville, O., where she was b. 19 March,

GENEALOGIES. 31
1862. Her ancestor, Stephen Guthrie was a pioneer settler in Mari
etta, O. Mr. and Mrs. Blanchard reside in Concord.
16. Charles Greenough' Blanchard {Nahum; Jacob'') b. 20 Oct., 1844; m.
Hattie E., dau. of Dr. Ebenezer Moore of Concord, 25 Dec, 1875, b.
14 Nov., 1845; d. 9 Aug., 1893. Children b. in Concord:
i. Harry Storer", b. 3 July, 1878; d. 6 Jan., 1888.
u. Ethel Moore, b. 1 Nov., 1882; m. 10 June, 1903, WUham F.
Stearns of Boston, Mass., ChUdren b. in Winchester, Mass.:
1. Ehzabeth Moore", b. 5 AprU, 1904, 2. Eleanor, b. 28 June,
1906. Mr. and Mrs, Stearns own as a summer residence the
Moore-McCrilhs farm in C, the house being the first tavern
in town,
17, Abby Elkins' Blanchard {Nahum', Jacob') b. 3 Sept., 1846; m. John
Colbum, b. 26 Nov., 1846, in Newbury. She d. 22 Jan., 1910.
Children:
i. Bellb" Colburn, b. 29 March, 1872 ; m. WUham Crawford of C.
Children: Charlotte", Ruth, Carl, Almond, Gladys. They re
side in Colorado.
u. Alice, b. 19 Dec, 1873 ; m. Adin Ingraham of Penacook. Reside
in Laconia. ChUd, Katharine", b. 26 July, 1896.
in. Gertrude, b. 26 Jan., 1878; m. Irwin Bailey. Reside in Randolph,
Mass. Children: MUdred" and Leshe.
iv. Mary Etta, b. 27 June, 1876; m. Joseph Matott.
V. Nellie, b. 16 May, 1881 ; m. O. L. Donahue.
18. Charles Augustus' Oilman {Parmelia', Jacob', Jonathan', Benjamin',
Benjamin', Jonathan', Samueb, Thomas') b. 8 May, 1833; m. 8 Sept.,
1862, Amanda Glover. He d. 18 Aug., 1869. Children:
i. George Henry" Oilman, b. 11 June, 1863; d. 12 March, 1876.
ii. Frank Augustus, b. 29 April, 1865; m. Maud W., dau., of Lyman
W. Conant of C. He d. April, 1909. ChUd, Mary Marguerite",
b. 1 AprU, 1892.
19. Hannah Blanchard' Oilman {Parmelia', Jacob') b. 28 Aug., 1835; m.
18 Nov., 1852, Leonard T. Silver. He is dead. Widow resides in Bos
cawen . ChUdren :
i. Charles Ara" Silver, b. 10 Jan., 1853 ; m. Sophia DonneU. Chil
dren: 1. Leonard", b. 19 Sept., 1882. 2. Lydia Florence, b. 15
Dec, 1883.
u. George Henry Silver, b. 3 Jan., 1866; d. 23 AprU, 1858.
in. Horace Hubbard Silver, b. 7 Sept., 1866; d. 9 May, 1883.
iv. Ida Amelia Silver, b. 28 Nov., 1861.
V. John Tebbets Silver, b. 3 Aug., 1865, unm.
vi. Annie Frances Silver, b. 16 Oct., 1867; d. 27 Nov., 1868.
vii. Eva Lottie Silver, b. 17 July, 1871; m. Eari R. HaU, 10 May, 1897.
Children: 1. Catherine Genevieve" HaU, b. 17 March, 1899.
2. Mildred Frances HaU, b. 15 April, 1906; d. 11 March, 1906.
vui. Herbert George Silver, b. 10 Nov., 1872; m. Bertha B. Randall,
8 June, 1900. ChUd : Chester Leonard, b. 8 Oct., 1900.
ix. Clarence Leonard Silver, b. 16 Aug., 1876; m. Lizzie Urann, 6
Sept., 1898. Children: 1. Horace Vernon", b. 16 July, 1900.
2. William Clifton, b. 16 Feb., 1903. 3. Lawrence Lesley, b.
30 Sept.,. 1905.

32 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
20. Samuel' Oilman {Parmelia; Jacob') b. 9 Dec, 1837; m. first, Marcia
HiU of Springfield, 1 May, 1863; m. second, 30 AprU, 1894, Margaret
J. Slack. Children by first marriage:
i. Grace Ahdell" Oilman, b. 25 Nov., 1864; m. Harry A. Dennison,
24 May, 1894.
ii. Belle Oilman. ,.. t, , ^ a
iU. Minnie Ola Oilman, b. 26 AprU, 1872 ; m. Walter D. Patch, 9 Aug.
1890. Children: 1. Harry Walter" Patch, b, 24 Sept,, 1891.
2. CarroU Gihnan Patch, b. 22 March, 1893. 3. Marcia Fran-
cUla, b. 14 March, 1895. 4. Grace Marion, b. 29 Dec, 1898.
5. Ua Leona, b. 9 June, 1901.
Child by second wife:
iv. Ruth Oilman, b. 13 June, 1898.
BLINN.
1. William F.' Blinn m. 1 Jan., 1870, in WhaUonsburg, N. Y., Mary Jane,
dau. of C. N. Spaulding. She was b. 1842, in Shelbume, Vt, Mr.
Bhnn is a resident of C. ChUdren:
2. i. George F.,s b. 1 April, 1871.
ii, Rettie I,, b. 22 Sept., 1872.
ui. Honor M., b. March, 1877.
iv. Ida May, b. 1 Sept., 1879; m. 1893, Nelson Matott of Penacook.
(See Matott Gen..)
2. George F.s Blinn {William F'.) b. 1 April, 1871; m. 1881, Minnie Denton
ofLewis, N. Y. ChUdren: 1. Ethel May. 2. Edwin. 3. Walter. 4.
Chauncy. 5. Charles. 6. Earl. BOYCE.
1. Samuel' Boyce, son of John' came from Londonderry, Ireland. Settled
in Londonderry. He was b. 10 Nov., 1779; m. 4 March, 1807, PoUy,
dau. of Samuel Baker. She was a sister of Abel and Marshall Baker
of Concord. She d. 27 Dec, 1862. Samuel Boyce d. 8 Jan., 1858.
Children:
i. Mary', m. Stephen Moore.
u. Margaret, m. Daniel Fletcher.
ui. Alvira, m. Samuel Neal.
iv. Sophia, m. Albert HUdreth of Lowell, Mass.
V. Sally, m. Chauncey Bartlett of Concord.
vi. AcHSEA, m. John Carter of Concord.
vu. Nancy, drowned.
viii. Nancy, 2d, m. Delos Manchester.
ix. Samuel.
4. x. Abel Baker, m. Mary Swasey; d. in C.
4. Abel Baker' Boyce {Samuel; John') b. 5 March, 1809; m. 26 Nov.; 1833
Mary, dau. of Benjamin Connor and Jemima (Gibson) Swasey. (See
Gibson Gen.) Abel B. Boyce d. 3 Sept., 1889. His wife d. 31 Dec;
1890. Benjamin Connor Swasey d. 1871, ChUdren:
i. Samuel Kidder', b. 16 Nov., 1839.

GENEALOGIES. 33
ii. George Lyman, b. 27 Sept., 1847; d, 16 May, 1848.
hi, George Lyman, b. 18 April, 1849; d. 26 Sept,, 1878,
iv. Mima Swasey, b. 6 July, 1861.
BOYNTON.
1. William' Boynton was b. in East Riding of Yorkshire, England, in 1606.
He came to Rowley, Mass., with the Rev. Ezekiel Rogers in 1638. He
was assigned a lot on Bradford Street. His wife, Ehzabeth Jackson,
accompanied him from England. To each of his chUdren he gave a
farm during his hfetime and at his death he left the remainder of his
estate to his widow, In the records he is called a "planter" and a
"weaver," but in deeds he is referred to as a "tailor." He taught the
school in Rowley from 1666 to 1681, and he was probably the first
schoolmaster in that town.*
2. Joshuas Boynton {William') b. Rowley, Mass., 10 March, 1646. He m.
first, Hannah Barnet, April, 1678. She d. 1722. Second, Mary Syles,
of Rowley, 1725. She d. in 1727. Third, Mary Boynton, widow of hia
cousin. Date of death unknown. He was a soldier in the wars at
Narragansett, 1675-76, and resided in Newbury, Mass., more .than
fifty years, dying in 1736.
3. William' Boynton {Joshua', WUliam') b. 26 May, 1690; m. at Sahsbury,
Mass., Nov., 1713, Joanna Stevens, dau. of John and Dorothy Stevens.
He d. 1771. Children, three sons and two daughters.
4. John' Boynton {William; Joshua', William') b. 31 Aug., 1724; m.
Anna Smith. ChUdren, four sons and three daughters.
i. William, b. 20 Sept., 1761 ; m. Mary Huckins. He d. 26 July, 1814.
ChUd: Ebenezer', b. 26 Dec, 1798; m. at New Hampton 18
May, 1823, Betsey S. Hart, dau. of Theodore and Abigail Smith
Hart, who d. 13 June, 1836 (Theodore Hart b. 2 Feb., 1778; d.
29 Sept., 1843. AbigaU Smith Hart, b. 28 AprU, 1783; d. 15
AprU, 1867); m. second, Susan R. Huckins, 8 Oct., 1836; m.
third, Mrs. Hannah Cheney; m. fourth, Mrs. Betsey Kelsea.
Ebenezer Boynton d. 16 March, 1881. Eleven children.
ii. David.
5. Davtd' Boynton {John', William', Joshua', WiUiam') m. Anna Batchel
der and had five sons and four daughters. He served in the Revolu
tion from Meredith. ChUdren:
6. i. Ebenezer', b. 1777. u. Mark. ui. John.
6. Ebenezer' Boynton {David; John', William') b. 1777; m. Sally Davis,
b. 1783; d. 27 July, 1860. He d. 9 July, 1847. Children:
i. Charlotte, b. 28 AprU, 1805; m. David P. Cotton, b. 10 April, 1808,
and d. at New Hampton 10 Jan., 1866.
*In 1628 Sir Mathew Boynton is said to have sent from England a herd
of cattle in charge of his brothers, WUliam and John, who settled in Rowley,
Mass. From these two brothers have descended the Boyntons of America.
4-II

34 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
u. David, b. 1808; m. Mary C. Sawyer, b. 12 AprU, 1808, d. 12 Oct.,
1892. Resided in Holdemess.
ui. William, b. 30 Jan., 1814; m. first, Mary Woodman, b. 27 Aug.
1813, d. 21 Oct., 1845; m. second, Amanda Hawkins, b. 24 Nov.
1822, d. 12 Dec, 1902. He d. 23 Oct., 1858, resided in New
Hampton.
iv. Sarah, m. Charles, son of Levi and Sarah (Page) Chase (his second
wife). He resided in Groton at the time of his marriage, later
in Meredith. Children: 1. Frederick A., b. 27 Dec, 1856; d.
1881. 2. Aaron, b. 27 July, 1858.
V. Parker Plummer, b. 11 April, 1819; m. Susan P. Webber of Center
Harbor, b. 1826; d. 28 March, 1896. He d. 11 Oct., 1875.
7. vi. RuFus, twin, b. 10 April, 1823.
vu. Luther, twin, b. April 1823; m. Sarah Mead, b. 1818, d. 2 Jan.,
1896, He d. 30 July, 1892.
7. RuFus' Boynton {Ebenezer', David', John', William') b. 10 AprU, 1823; m.
first, 22 Oct., 1850, Joanna Sanborn, dau. of Levi and Sarah (Page)
Chase of C, b. 30 March, 1823, d. 21 Aug., 1867; m. second, Mrs.
Mary (Morehouse) Gardner. He bought the Levi Chase farm in C,
and removed there in 1856, where he resided untU his death, 4 April,
1898. Children:
i. Elmer Lester', b. 5 Sept., 1858; d. 9 May, 1859.
8. u. RuFus C, b. 15 Jan., 1861.
8. RuFUS C'. Boynton {Bufus', Ebenezer', David') b. 15 Jan., 1861, in C;
m. 11 Jan., 1886, Ruth E., dau. of Charles H. and Sarah J. (Batchelder)
Cate of Loudon, who was b. 7 March, 1866. Child:
i. Nellie J»., b. 10 Oct., 1886, graduated Concord High School and
State Normal School. Teacher at Berlin.
BRADLEY.
1. Benjamin' Bradley, an apothecary of London, England, came originaUy
from Leicestershire in 1600; hved in the market town of Bingleyin the
West Riding of Yorkshire, England; d. about 1638; m. twice. His
eldest son, WUham', emigrated to America and joined the New Haven
Colony, July 16, 1646. Benjamin's chUdren by his second wife were:
i. Ellens, u. Daniel, b. 1615. iu. Joseph, iv. Nathaniel, v.
Stephen.
2. Daniels Bradley {Benjamiw) b. 1615, came to America in ship Eliza
beth, 1636, from London and settled in HaverhUl, Mass.; m. Mary
dau. of John WiUiams of Haverhill, 21 May, 1662. Children:
i. Daniel', b. 1662; m. Hannah Dow. He and his chUdren Mary and
Hannah were killed by the Indians 15 March, 1697.
u. Joseph, b. 1664, m. and had three children: 1. Joseph. 2. Martha.
3. Sarah, who were killed by the Indians 15 March, 1697.
Ul. Isaac, b. 1680.
3. iv. Abraham, b. 14 March, 1683.
3. Abraham' Bradley {Danieb, Benjamin') b. 14 March, 1683 (?); m.
AbigaU Philbrick 18 Oct., 1706. He d. about 1754. ChUdren:

GENEALOGIES. 35
i. Jeremiah', b. 1709; m. first,  Fitzgerald; m. second, Betty
Keyes. Children by second marriage: 1. Keyes. 2. Murray.
3. Warren, and two daughters, one of whom m. Abraham Brad-
lay of Fryeburg, Me., and the other, Stephen PoweU of Concord.
u. Abigail, m. Benjamin Richards of Atkinson.
4. iii. Timothy, b. 1711.
iv. Apphia, m. Stephen Farrington of Concord.
V. Jonathan, b. 1714 or 1717; m. Susanna Folsom of Exeter. He was
kUled by Indians 1746.
vi. Abiah. vii. Samuel, b. 1721; kiUed by Indians 1746. viu.
Martha, ix, Mehitable. x. Betty.
4. Lieut. Timothy' Bradley (Abraham', Daniel', Benjamin') b. 1711; m.
Abiah Stevens. ChUdren:
i. Benjamin', b. 4 AprU, 1739; d. after Saint Francis fight, 1759.
u. Abigail, b. 2 Sept., 1740; m. Isaac Chase of Warner.
5. ui. Timothy, b. 13 Oct,, 1743.
iv. Abraham, v. Betty, m. Abner Chase, vi. Abiah, b. 10 Feb.,
1748. vu. Samuel, b. 1752. vui. Jonathan, b. 1754. ix.
Philbrick, b. 1756; d. 1840. x. Ruth.
5. Timothy' Bradley, Jr. (Timothy, Abraham', Danieb, Benjamin') b.
30 Oct., 1743; m. Sarah, dau. of Captain Asa Foster of Andover, Mass.
(See Foster Gen.) He d. 31 July, 1811. Children:
i. Elizabeth', b. 9 Jan., 1775.
u. Asa, b. 13 Dec, 1776.
iii. Sarah, b. 26 AprU, 1779.
iv. Abiah, b. 7 Aug., 1781.
V. Hannah, b. 1 Jan., 1784.
vi. Peters, b. 1 Jan., 1784.
6. vu. Timothy, b. 24 Jan., 1786.
viu. Foster, b. 3 May, 1789.
7. ix. Abibl F., b. 6 May, 1790.
6. Timothy' Bradley (Timothy, Timothy) b. 24 Jan., 1786; d. 20 Sept.,
1837; m. Anna, dau. of Deacon Laban MorriU of C, and moved to that
town. ChUdren b. in C:
8 i. Asa Foster', b. 29 Feb., 1811.
u. Louisa, b. 14 April, 1813; m. Nathan Emery. (See Emery Gen.)
9. ui. Peter M., b. 13 March, 1816.
10. iv. David Morrill, b. 7 Sept., 1817.
11. V. Cyrus Parker, b. 14 Nov., 1819.
12. vi. Seth Eastman, b. 12 AprU, 1822.
vu. Electa T., b. 28 Jan., 1824; d. 23 July, 1902.
13. viii. Timothy Matthew, b. 23 March, 1826.
7. Abiel F.« Bradley (Timothy) b. 6 May, 1790; m. 6 Feb., 1816, Nancy
Curry, dau. of Capt. Thomas Curry of C. She was b. 11 Nov., 1791.
ChUd:
14. i. Thomas Curry'.
8. Asa Foster' Bradley (Timothy) b. 29 Feb., 1811, in C; d. 26 Feb., 1892;
m. first, Rachael T. Hoyt, b. 2 March, 1819, d. about 1835. One chUd
d. in infancy; m. second, Emeline Boardman. ChUdren:
i. Morrill', d. in infancy.

36 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
u. EDWiNRuTHVEN,b. 9 July, 1842; m. Lydia Philhps, 1867. Children:
1. Louis9 Edwin. 2. Guy Morrill, m. Fronie Vickars; d. 1905.
3. Flora Maud, d. 1883. 4. Rose, d. 1894. 6. Margaret
Emeline, m. W. R. Burton.
Asa Foster' Bradley m. third, Lydia Emery. She d. 7 Sept.
1902. ChUdren by this marriage
iu. Sarah, m. Dr. John S. WaUcer, Oct., 1880. Children:
1. Eugene', d. Sept., 1878,
2. Alberta, m. Andrew H.Arnold. ChUdren: (1) Glen Walker,
d. Sept., 1898. (2) Lathrop.
iv. Nettie, m. Charles Gay. Children: 1. Eugene, b. June, 1882. 2.
Elmer, b. 4 Aug., 1888.
Asa Foster Bradley m. fourth, Ehzabeth Hammond. Chil
dren:
V. Asa Foster, d. 2 Oct., 1902.
vi. Joseph, m. Mattie Brown, 17 Oct., 1896, Children: ^ 1. LeUa'. 2.
Robert.
vu. Benjamin David, b. 19 Oct., 1877.
viii. Hannah or Anna Louise, b. 28 Oct., 1881; m. Frederick' J. GaUo-
way, 24 Dec, 1904. Children: 1. Died in infancy. 2. Robert
Galloway.
9. Peter M'. Bradley (Timothy) b. 13 March, 1815; d. 1891; m. Climena
B. Forrest of C, 29 Aug., 1838. Children b. in C. :
i. Ellen Amanda', b. 21 Dec, 1839; d. 1842.
u. Emily T., b. 11 AprU, 1843; m. Daniel K. Draper 1865. Child:
1. Cyrus P»., b. 1866; m. Louise R. E. Nohren, 1889, two
daughters.
ni. Clara F., d. 1864.
iv. Timothy F., m. first, Nelhe M. Skinner. Children: 1. Clara F'.,
b. 1870. 2. Climena F., b. 1872; m. James Beaumont, 1894.
Tunothy F. Bradley m. second, 1875, NeUie Curtis. ChUdren:
3. Charles, b. 1877; d. 1878. 4. Frederick, b. 1879. 5. Fran
ces, b. 1895.
10. David Morrill' Bradley (Timothy) b. 7 Sept., 1817; d. 8 Sept., 1857,
Chicago, 111.; m. Ehza Ann, dau. of Isaac Emery of E. Concord.
ChUdren :
i, David Emery', b. 13 Dec, 1841; d. 23 Oct., 1902.
u. Ella Clara, b. 23 Sept., 1844; m. Joseph F., son of Dennis Ward of
Spencer, Mass. Children:
1. Estelle F'. Ward, b. 9 Nov., 1872,
2. Jessie C. Ward, b. 27 Nov., 1874; d. 30 Jan., 1895.
3. Joseph Emery Ward, b. 29 Oct., 1876.
4. Mary Louise Ward, b. 24 Nov., 1878; m. Wieth S. Dunham.
ChUdren: Barbara" and Jane.
5. Christobel E. Ward, b. 25 Dec, 1881; m. Seymour Wheeler,
7 June, 1910.
6. George Bradley Ward, b. 19 May, 1884.
ui. Frank Albert, b. 16 March, 1850; d. 16 June, 1889; m. Harriet
E. Barbour, 28 June, 1877. Children: 1. Frederick Ohver,
b. 29 April, 1878. 2. David Emery, b. 1 Dec, 1880. 3. Edith
Irene, b. 4 April, 1883. 4. Ella Harriet, b. 1 Sept., 1886.
IV. Charles Frederick, b. 1 Aug., 1862; m., first, Susan H., dau. of
Charles C. Chase, of LoweU, Mass. She d. 16 Sept., 1905. M
second, Mary Stark, dau. of Dr. Alfred Eastman and Anne
Ehza (Stark) Emery of Concord, 9 Nov., 1907. Children: 1

GENEALOGIES. 37
Ehzabeth, b. 28 Nov., 1908. 2. David Emery, b. 20. May,
1910.
V. Katherine Elizabeth, b. 10 Nov., 1856; d. 10 June, 1862.
11. Cyrus Parker' Bradley (Timothy) b. 14 Nov., 1819; d. 6 March, 1865;
m, Martha Ann, dau. of John H. and Ann (Buston) Hodgson of London,
England. Children:
i. Martha Louise', m. George M. Heafford, 13 Sept., 1865. ChUdren:
1. Frank George' Heafford, b. 30 Aug., 1866, d. 24 Sept., 1872.
2. Martha Louise, b. 18 Oct., 1868; m. WUham Lyman 23
April, 1891. Three children.
u. Anna Maria, b. 9 Jan., 1846.
iu. Henry Cyrus, m. first, Louisiana Carr, 25 March, 1869. ChUdren:
1. Evelyn Mary, b. 12 June, 1870; m. 2 July, 1898, Arthur F.
Shedron, Middleton, Ind. Henry Cyrus Bradley m. second,
Nelhe Josephine Jennings, 22 Feb., 1899.
iv. Charles Hodgson, b. 28 AprU, 1850; m. first, Harriet E. Shumway,
b. 23 Aug., 1851, d. 8 Dec, 1895; m. second, Emma B. Shumway,
29 March, 1900. Children by first marriage: 1. Charles
Morris, b. 23 Jan., 1869, m. 12 Jan., 1892, Gertrude Judd, two
chUdren. 2. Cyrus Pinkerton, b. 2 Dec, 1870; d. Nov., 1871.
3. George Shumway, b. 27 Aug., 1872; d. 31 Oct., 1888.
V. Emeline Edna, m. Wilham H. Morgan, 16 AprU, 1874. Children:
1. MabeUe Evelyn, b. 15 May, 1876; m. 10 Feb., 1898, George F.
Tykle, three children. 2. Frank Hamilton Morgan, b. 16 AprU
1878. 3. Walter Bradley Morgan, b. 26 April, 1882; m. Viola
B. Guyup, 24 Aug., 1903.
12. Seth Eastman' Bradley (Timothy) b. 12 AprU, 1822; d. 23 Jan., 1903;
m. first, Hannah Forrest, 13 June, 1843. ChUdren:
i. Ellen Amanda', b. 16 Sept., 1844; m. Dr. Charles P. Gamsey, 15
Sept., 1869, Children: Charles Chester, b. 11 Aug,, 1870, d.
7 April, 1871; EUen Maud, b. 9 March, 1872; Lihe Belle,
b. 1 Dec, 1873; Charles Eugene, b. 17 July, 1876; Laura Jose
phine, b. 10 Jan., 1878, d. 6 Sept., 1904; MabeUe, b. 26 March,
1882; WUhe Grant, b. Oct., 1884, d. 19 Nov., 1906.
Seth Eastman Bradley m. second, Clara Forrest, 30 Nov.,
1854. Children:
ii. Hannah Josephine, b. 28 Nov., 1866; d. 14 Dec, 1855.
iii. LiLLiB Maggie, b. 25 Aug., 1857; d. 3 Jan., 1886; m. H! B. Hemenway
2 May, 1882. Child: Ruth LiUian, b. Dec, 1885.
iv. Lucian Forrest, b. 8 May, 1861; d. 9 Sept., 1868.
Seth Eastman Bradley m. third, Mrs, Corneha Brown, 23
Sept,, 1886.
13. Timothy Matthew Bradley (Timothy) b. 23 March, 1826; d. at Chi
cago, IU., 30 Sept., 1890; m. Emma Cookson, b. in Houghton Le Spring,
Durham, England; d. at Chicago, 29 Jan., 1896. Children:
i. Timothy Cookson', b. 6 Dec, 1855, graduate Northwestem Uni
versity, IU.; m. 11 May, 1885, Florence Whitelaw, Kansas
City, Mo. ChUdren: 1. Emma Marguerite', b. 4 March, 1886.
2. Hilda, b. 10 Nov., 1888. 3. Elsa, b. 24 Sept., 1892. 4.
Timothy Whitelaw, b. 22 July, 1894.
ii. Peter Cyrus, b. 24 Feb., 1858; d. 3 Nov., 1901; m. Constance M.
Glasson, 12 Nov., 1883. Children: Adelaide and Lucy, latter
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38 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
iii. Minnie, b. 25 July, 1860; d. 1 Oct., 1902; m. Nathaniel Elhs Oliver,
27 Sept., 1881. Children: 1. Peachie, b. 15 Nov., 1882; d. 19
Nov., 1887. 2. Bessie. 3. Reguiald. 4. Harold. 5. Herbert.
iv. Foster H., b. Jan., 1863; d. 23 Jan., 1907.
v. Pringle, b. 30 Nov., 1866; d. 2 Sept., 1881.
vi. John Jewsbury, b. 20 AprU, 1869. Graduated West Pomt, 1891,
Captain U. S. Army. Admitted to bar. State of Washington,
1908, LL. D.; m. Carohne Louise Sladen, Portland, Ore., 14 Sept.,
1893, b. 16 Aug., 1869. Children: Frances Sladen, b. 20 June,
1894; John Jewsbury, Jr., b. 12 Jan., 1897; Joseph Sladen, b. 9
June, 1900.
vu. Charles, twin, b. 12 July, 1872; d. 14 April, 1873.
vui. David, twin, b. 12 July, 1872; d. 8 Feb., 1873.
ix. Richard Ames, b. 26 July, 1874.
X. Rutherford Hayes, twin, b. 8 March, 1877.
xi. William Wheeler, twin, b. 8 March, 1877; m. MatUda Barker of
Newport, R. I. Child: Ina Bemice.
14, Thomas Curry' Bradley (Abiel F'., Timothy) b. 28 Sept., 1818, in Con
cord; m. in C, 16 April, 1845, Martha Clough Chamberlain. They
moved to Three Oaks, Mich., m 1857. Mr. Bradley was a sea captain
in the whaling industry for a number of years. He spent four years in
Austraha immediately foUowing the discovery of gold in that country.
He was for a time connected with the pohce force of Chicago, resigning
to enter the army in 1861. He was 1st Lieut., Co. E, 12th Michigan
Inf., and he continued in the service imtU the end of the war. In civU
life he was interested in everything that promoted pubhc welfare, both
in C. and in the West. The first clock owned by the Congregational
Church of C. was his gift. He d. 4 May, 1886. Children:
15. i. Grace E'., b. m C. 15 March, 1849.
16. u. John Chamberlain, b. in C, 20 Feb., 1853.
17. in. Martha A., b. in Three Oaks, Mich., 11 Oct., 1858.
18. iv. Charles H., b. m Three Oaks, 24 March, 1860.
15. Grace E'. Bradley (Thomas C'., Abiel; Timothy) h. 15 March, 1849;
school teacher for fifteen years. For more than a quarter of a cen
tury matron or superintendent of the State Institution for dependent
chUdren.
16. John Chamberlain' Bradley (Thomas C'., Ahieb, Timothy) b. 20 Feb.,
1853; m. 2 Oct., 1879, Aureha RusseU of Buffalo, N. Y. Children:
i. Alfred Russell', m. Freda Lake, 1902. Children: Eleanor", b. 19
AprU, 1903, John and Charies, twins, b. 30 Nov., 1906.
n. Howard Arthur, m. Addie Heisse, 27 April, 1905. ChUdren:
Arthur RusseU, b. Jan., 1906; Wilham, b. 9 Aug., 1907; Addie,
b. 1909.
ui, Martha Russell, b. in Michigan, 1886.
iv. Lillian Chamberlain, b. in Cleveland, O., 1888.
V. John Chamberlain, b. in Cleveland, O., 1889.
17. Martha A«. Bradley (Thomas C'., Abiel; Timothy) b. 11 Oct., 1858;
m. Merit A. Wilson, in 1881. Children:
i. Glenn B»., b. 10 March, 1883; m. Elsie Shirran, 27 June, 1906.
u. Grace Almira, b. 24 Nov., 1884; d. Feb., 1893.
iu. WiNNiFRED Chamberlain, b. 29 Sept., 1888.

GENEALOGIES. 39
18. Charles H'. Bradley (Thomas C',, AUd; Timothy) b. 24 March, 1860;
m. Wmnifred Sherrill, 14 April, 1884. Children:
i. Cecilb Hall', b. Dec, 1886.
u. Frederic Mark, b. Aug., 1888.
iii. Harold Thomas, b. Feb., 1890.
iv. Charles Emery, b. 1893; d. 1894.
BRADLEY.
1. Enoch E'. Bradley was b. 24 April, 1796, ui Concord; m. 25 May, 1817,
in C, Mary, dau. of Samuel A. and Mary (Chase) MorrUl. She was b.
in C. 13 Jan., 1799, where she d. 27 June, 1875. Mr. Bradley was a
Methodist preacher and was a resident of C. as early as 1841.
Children:
i. Samuel M'., b. 7 May, 1818.
u. Leonidas M., b. 11 March, 1821; d. 5 March, 1825.
ui. William S., b. 9 Dec, 1824; d. 23 June, 1844.
iv. Mary S., b. 29 Jan., 1828; d. 6 April, 1896.
V. Elizabeth J., b. 8 Aug., 1831; d. 7 Aug., 1858.
vi. Sarah E., b. 3 May, 1835, in Truro, Mass.; m. Charles York. She
d. 4 Feb., 1884 in C.
vU. Enoch G., b. 19 April, 1837; d. 24 April, 1837.
vui. Ellen F., b. 23 Oct., 1839; d. 24 Jan., 1851.
BROWN.
The early records of the Massachusetts colony contain mention of several
of this name, and descendants of various American ancestors are now found
scattered through New England. The hne herein traced has pioneers in New
Hampshire and is stUl represented in the state by living citizens.
1. Henry' Brown (sometimes speUed in the records Browne) was b. about
1615 and was among the early residents of Sahsbury, Mass., where he
received land in 1640-41-42 and was made a freeman in 1649. He was
a commoner in 1650, and appears on the records of the Sahsbury Church
in 1677 of which he was a deacon. His name appears on most of the
early Salisbury lists. By trade he was a shoemaker. His brothers,
Wilham and George, were also early residents of Sahsbury. He d.
in Salisbury, 6 Aug., 1701. His wife's name was AbigaU, and they were
members of the Sahsbury Church hi 1687. She d. 23 Aug., 1702.
Children: Nathaniel, AbigaU, Jonathan, Philip, Abraham, Sarah and
Henry.
2. Philips Brown (Henrys) b. Dec, 1648, in Salisbury, and was a tailor,
residing ui that town. He was admitted to the Salisbury church,
10 June, 1688, and died 21 July, 1729. M. 24 June, 1669, to Mary,
dau. of Isaac and Susanna BusweU, of Sahsbury, b. 29 Aug., 1645, in
Salisbury, and d. 27 Nov., 1783. Children: included a son who d. at
the age of eight days, Susanna, Mary d. young, another son d. in three
days, AbigaU, Mary, Sarah, George, Phoebe and Hannah.

40 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
3. George' Brown (Philip; Henry) b. July 1, 1680, in Sahsbury, and was
admitted to the first church of Sahsbury, 30 July, 1704. His mtention
of m. was pubhshed 10 April, 1705, to Ehzabeth Eastman, dau. of
John and Mary (Boynton) Eastman, at Sahsbury, b. 26 Sept., 1686, in
that town. ChUdren: Abigail, Sarah, Phoebe, Ruth, Ehzabeth, Phihp,
David and Hannah. His wUl was made 29 May, 1740, at which time
his wife was hvmg, and was proved 5 Feb., 1753, indicatmg his death
about the beginning of the latter year.
4. Philip' Brown (George; Philip; Henry) b. 29 June, 1718. He resided in
Sahsbury untU his death, 28 Dec, 1798; m. first, AbigaU Baker, who d.
29 July, 1755; m. second, 8 Feb., 1756, Hannah Thompson, who d. 1
Feb., 1776. He survived his second wife nearly twenty-three years.
Children: Benjamm (1742-1792); Abraham (1745-1813); WUham
(1747-1831); AbigaU, b. 1749; Sarah, b. 1751; Phihp, b 12 Aug., 1753,
d. 11 Aug., 1833; Jeremy (Jeremiah), b. 1755; Samuel, b. 1760 and
Ehzabeth (1770^1830).
5, Philip' Brown {Philip', George; Philip; Henry) b. 12 Aug., 1753, in
Salisbury, and became one of the early settlers in Loudon, where he
d. 11 Aug., 1833. He learned the trade of cabinet maker with Thomas
Batchelder, and with him removed to Loudon in the early settlement
of that town. They bought land together and cleared it, and Brown
engaged in farming and also kept a hotel in the viUage. His building
was the third in the village and is now standing and used as a dweUing.
In rehgion he was a Quaker. During the Revolution he was a Royahst,
although he took no active part. PhUip Brown was m. 16 Jan., 1775,
to Ehzabeth, dau. of Dea, Thomas Batchelder, b. 3 Aug., 1753, in East
Kingston, and d. 6 Oct., 1812, in Loudon. Subsequent to her death
Mr. Brown was m. to Nancy Wedgewood, who was b. 28 March, 1769,
and survived him, dsdng 5 Jan., 1838. Children: Thomas, b. 27 Nov.,
1775, d. 7 Nov., 1840; WUham, b. 7 Jan., 1778; David, b. 3 Dec,
1779, d. 17 AprU, 1795; Joanna, b. 30 April, 1782, d. 12 June, 1785;
Levi, b. 7 Nov., 1784, d. 4 Jan., 1858; PhUip, b. 8 AprU, 1787, d. 23
March, 1880; Timothy, b. 17 Oct., 1789, d. 19 May, 1813; Asa, b. 22
July, 1793, d. 17 AprU, 1795; Eliphalet, b. 31 Dec, 1796, d. 1 Nov.,
1854.
6. Willlam' Brown (Philip; Philip') b. 7 Jan., 1778, in Loudon; m. 10 Feb.,
1799, Huldah Batchelder, b. 14 Feb., 1778. He d. 24 Nov., 1849. She d.
10, Feb., 1864. He moved to C. soon after marriage, cleared the land and
settled on what is now known as the John Nelson farm about one rmle
east of Shaker ViUage where he resided until his death. He was strongly
rehgious and he and his wife were baptized 1 Jan., 1820. He was chosen
dea. of the Free WiU Baptist church 14 Oct., 1820, and held that office
untU his death. Children b. in C. :
i. Elizabeth' b. 20 June, 1800; m. Feb., 1820, David HiU of Loudon.
Children: WUham and Levi HiU.
h. Asa, b. 3 Sept., 1801 ; d. 22 March, 1802.

GENEALOGIES. 41
7. iu. George W., b. 23 Sept., 1803.
iv. Elmira, b. 1 Jan., 1806; m. 15 Jan., 1822, Ebenezer Marden of North-
field. Children: Huldah B., Mary Jane, Mehitable, John B.,
Lorenzo D. and Charles Marden.
V. William, b. 25 Feb., 1811; m. 3 May, 1832, Adeline Moulton of
Moultonboro. For many years he was a leading architect and
builder in St. Louis, Mo., where he lived twenty-eight years
and d. 20 Sept., 1886. Children: Alonzo, d. aged nine years,
Charles Henry, whose children were Mabel, AUen W. and Ivan.
vi. Lorenzo Dow, b. 24 Jan., 1813; m. Lorana Greenough. (See Green
ough Gen.) He was a contractor and builder, and was for many
years a resident of Concord where he died. Children: Frank,
Charles, Edward.
vii. Mary Ann, b. 3 Aug., 1817; m. 23 Nov., 1842, Isaac C. HUdreth of
LoweU, Mass. Mrs. HUdreth lived for many years in Baltimore,
then removed to Chicago where she d. in her sixty-fourth year.
One adopted dau,, Anna HUdreth, who m. R. C. Gannon, of
Chicago.
viu. Philip F., m. Ehza RoweU of Montpelier, Vt. He went to Califor
nia in 1849. He served in the Union Army in the Quartermas
ter General's department; d. 1896, in St. Louis where he had
resided for thirty years. Child: Alice, who m. F. H. Dodge, of
St. Louis.
7. George W'. Brown (William; Philip') b. 23 Sept., 1803; m. 26 Oct., 1826,
Sarah, dau. of John and Persis (Hill) GUman of Loudon. Mrs. Brown
was b. 23 AprU, 1806, in Loudon; d. 14 Feb., 1891. Mr. Brown d. 5
May, 1883. ChUdren:
i. Oilman G»., b. 19 Aug., 1827 in Loudon; m. EUen Hinkley of Indiana.
He went to Cahfornia in 1852 and resided there until his death,
1877. He was conductor on the Union Pacific R. R., and was
killed in an accident on that road. ChUdren: Arthur, Lena.
Huldah, b. 23 Feb., 1827.
Cyrus G., b. 12 July, 1831.
Sarah Jane, b. 16 Dec, 1833 in C. ; m. Dec, 1861, Smith W. Glines of
Northfield. Three sons and a dau.
Monroe, b. 19 Sept., 1836.
Abram, b. 2 Sept., 1838.
8. Huldah' Brown (George TF'., William') b. 23 Feb., 1829, in Loudon; m. 7
Oct., 1849, George Brooks Rawson of GUsum, b. 18 Nov., 1826; d.
8 March, 1905. Child: An adopted dau., Effie Louisa Rawson, b. 14
Dec, 1863; m. 20 Oct., 1892, Orman Huntley Hubbard, M. D.
9. Cyrus G'. Brown (George TF'., William') b. 12 July, 1831, in GUmanton;
m. 18 June, 1859, Sarah J., dau. of WiUiam and Sarah (Rand) Hancock.
(See Hancock Gen.) ChUdren:
i. Nellie May', b. 30 Sept., 1861, in C; m. 4 Feb., 1882, in C, Alfred
Porter Batchelder of Loudon. (See Batchelder and Young
Gen.)
12. u. Frank Lbon, b. 17 July, 1867.
10. Monroe' Brown (George TF'., William') b. 19 Sept., 1836, in C; m. 8
Oct., 1864, Rebecca J. Day of GUsum. He d. 26 May, 1909, was a
soldier m the 15th N. H. Regt. of the Civil War. ChUdren:

8.

u.

9.

iii.

iv.

10.

V.

11.

vi.

42 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
i. Bessie Hayner', b. 24 Sept., 1868, in Chester, Mass., She was
educated for a teacher and taught several years in Winchester,
Mass., schools untU her death 21 Nov., 1907, m Milton, Mass.
u. Margaret Day, m, 15 Oct., 1900, Herbert L. GUman of Maiden,
Mass.
11. Abram' Brown (George W'., William') b. 2 Sept., 1838, m C; m. 28 Dec,
1869, Emma Gray of Columbus, O. She was b. 30 Oct., 1844; d. 1
Nov.,. 1910. He graduated Dartmouth CoUege class of 1867 and has
been a successful teacher; was principal of the Columbus, O., high school
for many years. He enhsted in the 9th Regt., N, H. Vol., and was
wounded at the battle of Antietam. Children:
1 JvIttttt'* npppfmpfi
U. Ruth Gray, educated at Smith CoUege; m. 14 June, 1898, WUliam
Herbert Page, a lawyer, now residing in Coloumbus, O. Child:
Edith Page, d. young.
12. Frank Leon» Brown (Cyrus G'., George TF'.) b. 17 July, 1867, in C; m.
Harriet May, dau. of Alvah L. and Clara (Neal) Brown of Loudon.
She was b. 30 May, 1877, m Loudon. Frank Leon was educated at
Gilmanton Academy, class of 1887. Children: Leon Alvah", b. 15
Oct., 1907, Evelyn May, b. 26 April, 1910.
BROWN.
1. Elick' Brown was b. 25 Aug., 1787, and was a descendant of John Brown,
who was b. in England, 1588-89, and emigrated in 1635, and is said to
have settled in Hampton as early as 1639. Ehck m. Mary Dalton, He
d. 2 Sept., 1872, and she d. 23 Feb., 1878.
2, Joseph T'. Brown (Elick') b. 14 Aug., 1814, in Epsom; m. Susan, dau.
of Phmeas Danforth. He d. 7 Nov., 1874, in C; she d. 17 May, 1878,
aged 64. ChUdren:
i. Thomas J., a volunteer in Civil War; d. in Virginia 12 June, 1861,
aged 22.
u. Charles A., d. 26 Jan., 1862, aged 17.
hi. Mary A., d. 23 June, 1864, aged 18.
iv. Joseph Warren, m. Nellie Whittemore. Resides in Los Angeles,
Cal.
3. V. John D., twin, b. 17 Sept., 1863.
vi. Maria, twin, b. 17 Sept., 1853; m.  Sargent and had a son,
John.
vu. Louisa.
3. John D'. Brown (Joseph; Elick') b. 17 Sept., 1863; m. 11 Sept., 1872, in
C, Helen J., dau. of Ehas and Sarah (Ghnes) Pickard. (See Pickard
Gen.) ChUdren b. in Andover:
i. Nellie May, b. 4 May, 1876; m. 3 Nov., 1895, m Andover, Charles
W. Stetson, son of John W., b. 13 Nov., 1874, in Orford. Child :
Helen May, b. 1 Aug,, 1896.
u. Emma Abigail, b. 26 Aug., 1878; m. WUfred A. Stetson. Children
hying: Harold Wesley, Glenn WUfred, Myrta Nell. Gladys
died young.

GENEALOGIES. 43
BROWN.
1. Abraham' Brown, from whom several of the famihes of the name in C.
trace theu' ancestry, was b. 8 May, 1763; m. 1776, Mary, b. 30 March,
1760, dau. of Rev. Benjamin and Dorcas (Abbott) Butler. Came to
the "north fields" of C. prior to 1780. Abraham served seven years in
the Revolutionary War; d. 8 May, 1824, in Northfield, his wife 22 years
later. Children:
i. Pollys, b. 13 March, 1777; m. John HUls, b. m Haverhill, Mass.
u. Sally, b, 17 Feb., 1779, in Epping; d, 9 Dec, 1849, m Northfield.
iu. Dorcas, b. 5 AprU, 1785; m. 1807, Enoch Osgood of Sahsbury, Mass.
Removed to Salisbury, N. H. He d. 1832, aged 60 years.
They had eight children: The family moved to East Andover
in 1835 where she d. 1861.
2. iv. Abraham, b. 1 Sept., 1787.
V. Hannah, b. 9 Dec, 1791; m. Jeremiah Forrest of C.
vi. Phebe, b. 7 June, 1796, in Northfield; d. 28 May, 1852, in East
Andover.
3. vii. Benjamin Butler, b. 19 AprU, 1800.
viu. Henry Butler, b. 4 July, 1802, in Northfield; m. 24 Jan., 1829,
Laura Ticknor of Lebanon. In 1857 they removed to Rock-
ford, 111., where Mrs. Brown d. 20 Dec, 1867; he d. 13 Dec,
1872, at Big Rapids, Mich. Children: 1. Darwm. 2. Fmley.
3. Mrs. Kate Bronson. 4. Mrs. Davis of Chicago.
ix. Clarissa, b. 30 March, 1804, m. 24 Jan., 1824, Edward Chase. She
d. 1 June, 1825, leaving a dau.
2. Abrahams Brown (Abraham') b. 2 Sept., 1787; m. Dec, 1808, Betsey,
dau. of WiUiam and Dorothy (Worthen) Forrest. Betsey was b. 9
AprU, 1783, in C; d. 27 Dec, 1860, in Northfield. Abraham Brown d.
5 June, 1861, in Northfield. Children:
i. Harrison Butlers, b. 10 Nov., 1809; m. Harriet Chase. He d.
30 ^pt., 1870; she d. 31 July, 1896. They had two sons and a
dau.
4. ii. Samuel Butler, b. 12 Dec, 1813.
ui. Mary Butler, b. 11 Nov., 1817; m. 12 March, 1837, Thomas Chase,
b. Sept., 1810, in Northfield. She d. 12 AprU, 1876.
iv. Climena, b. 12 March, 1819; m. Joseph MorriU of C. (See MorriU
Gen.)
V. Susan M., b. 27 Nov., 1822; m. 10 May, 1849, Napoleon B. Bryant
of Andover. She d. 16 May, 1874, in Boston, Mass.; he d.
Jan. 1902, in East Andover. They had eight children.
3. Benjamin Butler' Brown (Abraham') b. 19 April, 1800, in Northfield;
m. first, 30 Dec, 1824, Phebe Gale of Sanbomton; she d. there Feb.,
1845; m. second, 4 Feb., 1866, Mary Sanborn and resided at East
Andover, where both d. He d. 4 Feb., 1867. Children:
i. Henry', b. 21 Sept., 1825, in Sanbomton; m. Mrs. Cordeha Myers.
They had a son and dau.
ii. Stephen Gale, b. 28 Sept., 1827, in Sanbomton; d, 1849, at Sutters
Fort, Cal.
5. iu. Benjamin Franklin, b. 27 Oct., 1831.
iv. Mary Ann, b. 23 Aug., 1833, in Nottingham.
V. Charles G., b. 11 Dec, 1835, in Hartland, Vt.; d. 1885, in Bristol.

44 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
vi. George G., b. 10 Oct., 1837; m. first, Ada Reed of Claremont; second,
NeUie Prescott of Bristol; third, Etta Shaw of TUton. He has
two daughters, Mrs. George Cavis of Bristol, and Mrs. George
H. Davis of TUton.
4. Samuel Butler' Brown (Abraham; Abraham') b. 12 Dec, 1813; m. 6
Nov., 1837, Lydia Leighton of Northfield, b. 9 July, 1814. He d. 18
Aug., 1870. Children b. in Northfield:
i. Annie M'., b. 31 Dec, 1838; m. 17 Dec, 1866, Joseph G. Lyford, b.
8 July, 1830.
6. u. Albert, b. 21 Aug., 1840.
ui. Laura, b. 14 Nov., 1843; d. 18 Oct., 1857. ^
iv. MARYC.,b. 17 June, 1847; m. John B. MorrUl of Newton, Mass. He
d, 1882. They had a son and a dau.
V. Lyman, b. 24 July, 1849; m. Elizabeth Davis. ChUdren: Edna
and Winnifred.
5. Benjamin Franklin' Brown (Benjamin Butler; Abraham') b. 27 Oct.,
1831, in Nottingham; m. 6 April, 1865, Phebe, dau. of Benjamm and
Hannah (Clough) Sanbom. Mr. Brown d. 18 Aug., 1899, in Concord.
Children :
i. Addie Cordelia, b. 11 Oct., 1858; m. first, 21 Jan., 1884, Dr. Charies
E., son of Dr. Hadley Fowler of Bristol. Charles E. d. 1889
in Concord; m. second, 7 Jan., 1894, Victor P. Hamilton of Con
cord. ChUdren by first marriage: 1. Frank, b. 21 Oct., 1886,
is an electrician in Concord. 2. Edgar O., b. 15 Sept., 1887.
3. Carohne Phebe, b. 18 Sept., 1889, is a teacher in the pubhc
schools of Bristol. Children by second marriage : 4. Stanwood,
b. 1894. 5. Hester Gordon, b. 6 March, 1895.
u. Nellie May, m. WUlard Crosby of Bellows Falls, Vt.; d. June, 1886.
Child: Nellie Mae, stenographer, Concord.
iu. Mabel.
iv. Flora Phebe, teacher and accountant, clerk State Board of Health.
6. Albert' Brown (Samuel Butler; Abraham', Abraham') b. 21 Aug., 1840,
in Northfield; m. 1 Jan., 1866, EUen Ehzabeth, dau. of Thomas and
Ehza Ann (Sanborn) Leighton. She was b. 12 July, 1848, in Franklin.
Thomas Leighton was b. 11 March, 1817; m. 1 Jan., 1844; d. 24 Aug.,
1874. Ehza Ann, his wife, d. 25 Dec, 1891. Albert Brown was a
soldier in the Civil War; d. 6 May, 1906. ChUd:
7. i. Herbert Leighton', b. 20 March, 1867.
7. Herbert Leighton' Brown (Albert', Samuel B'., Abraham') b. 20 March,
1867; m. 16 Sept., 1902, Sadie F., dau. of Daniel Batchelder and Eme-
hne (Clough) Sanborn, b. 9 March, 1876, d. 9 AprU, 1908. Mr. Brown
owns a large and productive farm on Merrimack River and is a speciahst
in breeding horses. He is also prominent in the Grange. ChUd:
i. Sadie Elizabeth, b. 11 March, 1908,
BROWN.
Simeon M'. Brown, b. m Rye; m. 28 Sept., 1831, m C, Mehitable M.
Maxfield, b. 9 Aug., 1806; d. 3 Sept., 1883. He d. 21 March, 1869, m
C, aged 61 years. Children:

GENEALOGIES. 45
i. Hannah E.'., b. 10 July, 1832, in Loudon; m. 17 Nov., 1857, Enoch
P. Marsh; she d. 27 May, 1907, in C; he d. 1874. Children:
1. Charles Thompson' Marsh, b. 11 Sept., 1862. 2. Ellen
Coburn Marsh. 3. Ida Lora, b. 8 Dec, 1872, in Loudon; m.
Charles Emery Morrill. (See Morrill Gen.)
u. Jo,seph B., b. 24 Sept., 1834; m. 14 Sept., 1859, in C, Clara Maria
dau. of Enos and Clara DUhngham. Clara M., was b. Aug.,
1832, in Dixfield, Me. ChUd: Henry M., b. 16 Aug., 1869, in
C, and d. there 12 Nov., 1876. Joseph B. Brown d. 27 Aug.,
1909.
BROWN.
1. Thomas' Brown was a resident of Concord, Mass., where he d. 3 Nov.,
1688. His wife Bridget was b. 1700-01. Children b. in Concord, Mass. :
2. i. BoAZs, b. 14 Feb., 1641-42. u. Jabez, d. 1692. iii. Mary, b.
26 March, 1646; d. 21 June, 1669. iv. Eleazer, b. 6 July,
1649. V. Thomas, b. 1651; d. 4 April, 1718.
2. BoAZS Brown (Thomas') b. 14 Feb., 1641-42, m. first, 8 Nov., 1664, Mary,
dau. of Edward and Jane Winship. The second wife of Boaz was Mary
Richards of Dedham, Mass. She d. in 1715. He m. third, 10 Oct.,
1716, Mrs. AbigaU (BaUard) Wheat of Andover, Mass. He lived in
Stowe, Mass., most of his long life, but returned to Concord, Mass.,
where he d. 7 April, 1724. Children by first marriage, except Jane,
b. in Concord, Mass.
i. BoAZ', b. 31 July, 1666. 3. ii. Thomas, b. 12 May, 1667. in.
Mary, b. 31 Oct., 1670. iv, Edward, b, 20 March, 1672-73; d.
16 March, 1710-11. v. Mercy, m. John Everett, vi. Mary,
b. 24 May, 1678. vU. Jane, b. 4 Sept., 1684, in Stowe.
3. Thomas' Brown (Boaz', Thomas') b. 12 May, 1667; m. Rachel Poulter.
He d. 13 May, 1739. ChUdren b. in Concord, Mass.:
i. Rachel', b. 16 Feb., 1691-92. ii. Mary, b. 20 March, 1692-93.
4. iu. John, b. 18 Sept., 1694. iv. Rachel, b. 10 March,
1695-96. V. Jonathan, b. 30 July, 1698. vi. Thomas, b. 14
June, 1700. vii. Hannah, b. 6 June, 1702. viu. Abigail, b.
12 March, 1703-04. ix. Dinah, b. 12 Feb., 1705-06. x. Thomas,
b. 24 Dec, 1707. xi. Mercy, b. 22 April, 1710.
4. John' Brown (Thomas; Boaz', Thomas') b. 18 Sept., 1694; m. 23 Feb.,
1714-15, Ehzabeth, dau. of Judah and Grace (Brooks) Potter. He d.
6 March, 1750. ChUdren b. in Concord, Mass. :
i. John', b. 1 Dec, 1715; d. 21 July, 1718. u. Elizabeth, b. 4 Sept.,
1718. ui. Grace, b. 5 Feb., 1720-21; d. 6 Sept., 1762. iv.
John, b. 1 July, 1724; d. 1803. v. Hannah, b. 25 March,
1727. vi. Josiah, b. 30 Dec, 1729. vu. Joseph, d. 11 Feb.,
1731-32. vui. Joseph, b. 12 Nov., 1733. ix. Rebecca, b. 4
Oct., 1736. 5. X. Josiah, Capt., b. 30 Jan., 1742,
5. Capt. Josiah' Brown, (John; Thomas') b. 30 Jan., 1742; m. 31 Oct.,
1765, Sarah Wright, b. 1744; d. m 1821. He was at the battle of
Bunker HiU. He d. 18 March, 1831.. Children b. in New Ipswich:

46 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
i. Josiah , b. 1 Oct., 1766; d. 20 Jan., 1858. u. Joseph, b. 10 Oct.,
1767; d. 2 March, 1827. ui. Jonas, b. 4 March, 1769; d. 23
Feb., 1836. iv. Sarah, b. 22 Nov., 1770; d. 20 April, 1822.
6. V. Aaron, b. 8 Dec, 1772. vi. Amos, b. 11 Sept., 1774; d. 10
May, 1863. vu. Abner, b. 27 July, 1776; d. 4 April, 1824.
viu. Rebecca, b. 5 July, 1778; d. 9 June, 1853. ix. Levi, b. 6
Aug., 1780; d. 10 Sept., 1840. x, Nathan, b. 25 July, 1782; d.
21 Jan., 1862. xi. Heywood, b. 2 July, 1784; d. 2 March, 1867.
xh. Betsey, b. 7 Feb., 1787; d. 11 July, 1793. xiu. Abigail,
b. 22 June, 1790; d. 24 April, 1864.
6. Aaron' Brown (Josiah; John; Thomas') was b. 8 Dec, 1772; d. 15 Feb.,
1828. He m. 16 AprU, 1795, Hannah, dau. of John and Ehzabeth
Bateman) Brown. She d. 15 Feb., 1852. Children b. m New Ipswich:
i. Betsey, b. 23 Jan., 1796; d. 26 Jan., 1804.
u. Aaron, b. 28 Sept., 1797; d. 2 May, 1798.
ui. Addison, Rev., b. 11 March, 1799; d. 11 May, 1872.
7. iv. Hermon, b. 28 Dec, 1800.
V. Mary, b. 14 Feb., 1803; d. 1 Dec, 1837.
vi. John S., Rev., b. 26 April, 1806; d. 15 July, 1902.
7. Hermon' Brown (Aaron', Josiah's, John') b. 28 Dec, 1800. He d. 23
Aug., 1876, in Westminster, Mass. He m. 13 April, 1826, Sophronia',
dau. of Samuel Potter' Prescott (John', Abel', Jonathan', Jonathan',
John', John'). Her mother was Elizabeth Brown. Sophronia was b.
11 Dec, 1802, in Concord, Mass.; d. 21 April, 1894, in Boxboro, Mass.
Children b. ia New Ipswich:
i. Addison Prescott', b. 2 Aug., 1827; d. 1 April, 1900.
u. Hannah Elizabeth, b. 21 May, 1829; d. 14 Sept., 1831.
8. hi. Joseph Aaron, b. 8 May, 1831.
iv. John Humphrey, b. 22 March, 1834; d. 23 Feb., 1845.
V. Mary Elizabeth, b. 16 March, 1836; d. 11 Oct., 1905.
9. vi Alfred Hermon, b. 14 July, 1838.
vii. George Stillman, b. 12 Nov., 1840; d. 11 Dec, 1840.
vui. Sophronia Eliza, b. 20 Aug., 1842; d. 16 Sept., 1842.'
ix. Hannah Eliza, b. 19 Nov., 1843; d. 13 Sept., 1845.
8. Joseph A«. Brown (Herman', Aaron', Josiah') b. 8 May, 1831; m. 8 Feb.,
1854, Lucy A., dau. of Benjamin F. and Mary E. Davis. He d. 13 July,
1908, in Manchester. ChUdren:
i. Frank Hermon', b. 3 Sept., 1855, in Concord.
ii. Aura Anna, b. 27 Sept., 1867, in Concord; d. 7 Jime, 1863, in C.
iii. Ella Gertrude, b. 22 July, 1860, in Nashua.
iv. Joseph Edwin, b. 20 Sept., 1863, in C.
V. J. Alfred, b. 10 May, 1869, in C.
vi. Grace Maud, b. 10 May, 1876, in Manchester.
9. Alfred Hermon' Brown (Hermon; Aaron', Josiah') b. 14 July, 1838;
m. 20 Jan., 1872, in C, Margarett Elizabeth, dau. of Ehphalet and Mary
J. (MerriU) Gale, b. 16 May, 1851, in Concord. (See Gale Gen.)
Alfred H. came to C. in 1861 and with his brother Joseph A., opened a
general store in the new Union HaU building. (See Vol, I, Chap. XL)
ChUdren b. in C.:
i. Josephine M'., b. 1 Jan., 1873.
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GENEALOGIES. 47
ui. Mary Prescott, b. 2 May, 1877; m. 15 Jan., 1901, in C, Richard
A. Cody. (See Cody Gen.)
iv. Alice Margaret, b. 20 Feb., 1886; m, 8 AprU, 1908, in Chester,
Homer Lathe, son of John Butters and Emma A. (Jenkins)
Perkins of Loudon. Homer L. was b. 16 June, 1880, in Loudon.
ChUd: Helen Ehzabeth" Perkins, b. 7 Feb., 1909, in Loudon.
10. Fred H', Brovtn (Alfred', Hermon', Aaron') b. 19 March, 1874; m.
19 June, 1901, in Providence, R. I., Cora Abby, b. 4 June, 1875, dau.
of Edwin O. and Ehza E. (EUiott) Batchelder. Children b. in Concord:
i. Aubrey Myrle", b. 25 March, 1902,
ii. Doris Elizabeth, b. 28 Feb., 1905.
iu. Fred Hermon, b. 30 Nov.', 1906.
BRYANT.
1. John' Bryant d. in Newarket. ChUdren:
2. i. John Joseph', b. in Newmarket, 1799.
u. Sally P., b. about 1801; d. about 1885, aged 84 years, not m.; resided
at Evanston, 111.
3. iu. Jeremy.
2. John Josephs Bryant (John') b. in Newmarket, 1799, and came to C-
about 1824, where he d. in 1850; m. first, 17 Feb., 1725, Rebecca, dau.
of Benjamin and Achsah (BaUey) Gale of Sahsbury, b. 17 Sept., 1803,
and d. about 1833. Children:
i. Rebecca Gale', d. in infancy.
4. u. Maria L., b. 7 Nov., 1828.
He m. second, in 1839, Mrs. Harriet Maria (Hoag) Huntington, b. 20
Sept., 1809, m Chelsea, Vt. Children:
ui. Samuel Huntington, b. 8. Feb., 1842, and d. at C. in 1850.
5. iv. Ellen Rebecca, b. 27 April, 1843, in C.
V. Orville Dewey, b. 24 July, 1847. Soldier in Civil War, enlisted at
Evanston, 111., and d. at Padukah, Ky., 1864, aged 17 years.
3. Jerbmys Bryant (John') settled in East Andover, where he died. Chil
dren:
6. i. Napoleon Bonaparte', b. 26 Feb., 1825.
u. John, b. about 1830, and d. in 1895, at East Andover; m.
Susan  .
in. Drusilla, b. in 1823.
4. Maria L'. Bryant (John J'., John') b. 7 Nov., 1828; m. in 1861, Thomas
C. Hoag, of Chicago, IU., and resides in Pasadena, Cal. ChUdren:
i. Rebecca Bryant', d. at Evanston, IU., aged 18 years.
u. Junius C, physician, Chicago, 111.
iu, William Gale, broker at Pasadena, Cal,
iv. Edwin, d. at the age of 21.
V. Ernest Bryant, physician at Berkeley, Cal.
5. Ellen Rebecca' Bryant (John J'., John') b. 27 April, 1843, in C; m.
4 Sept., 1863, Dr. Ezekiel Morrill of Concord. (See MorriU Gen.)

48 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
6. Napolbon B'. Bryant (Jeremy; John') b. 25 Feb., 1826; m. May, 1849,
Susan M. Forrest, b. m Northfield, 27 Nov., 1822, and d. in Boston,
16 May, 1874. Children: Charles, Henry, Clara, Hattie, Mary and Susie.
7. Drusilla' Bryant (Jeremy; John') b. in 1823; m. Clark Durgin, of East
Andover. She d. in 1900. Children:
i. Frank' Durgin, b. in 1843.
u. Walter Durgin, b. in 1845, a son Dr. Edward Durgin.
in. Maria Durgin, b. in 1847; m. Richard Langtry, and hves m
Hooksett.
iv. Cora Durgin, b. in 1850; m. and lives in East Andover.
BUSWELL.
1. Samuels Buswell, b. 1628; m. 8 July, 1656, Sarah Keyes, He d. 7
July, 1704. He was son of Isaac BusweU of Sahsbury, Mass., who came
to America, 1638.
2. Isaac Buswell (Samuel; Isaac') b. 6 Aug., 1657; m. 1690, Anna Ordway.
He d. 6 July, 1709.
3. Samuel' Buswell (Isaac; Samuel; Isaac') b. 14 June, 1702; m, fitrst,
3 Jan., 1727, Mary Worthen. M. second, Aug., 1748, Sarah Thome.
He d. 1796. Child by first marriage:
4. i. Anna', b. 7 Nov., 1727.
ChUd by second marriage :
5. u. John, b. 26 Jan., 1752.
4. Anna' Buswell (Samueb, Isaac') b. 7 Nov., 1727; m. 26 Nov., 1750,
John Brown. She d. about 1780. Their dau., Mary', b. 1760, m. John
Blake. Rachel' Blake, b. 1780, dau. of Mary' and John Blake, m.
1802, James F. Maxfield. Then- dau., Hannah' Maxfield, b. 1821, m.
8 May, 1866, Samuel' BusweU,
5. John' Buswtell (Samueb, Isaac') b. 26 Jan., 1762; m. 29 Aug., 1774,
Mary Smith. He d. 1839.
6. Nicholas' Buswell (John', Samuel') b. 29 April, 1779; m. 1800, Hannah
French. He d. 19 July, 1850.
7. Samuel' Buswell (Nicholas', John') b. 22 Feb., 1805; m. first, about
1830, Susan BuzzeU of Me., who d. about 1852. He m. second, 8 May,
1856, Hannah' Maxfield, b. 1821. Mr. BusweU d. 11 April, 1892. He
hved in C. many years. Children by first marriage:
i. Henrietta', b. about 1831 in Gilmanton; m. in C, 1 Sept., 1851,
Centre F. Smith, of Northfield. She d. 1865.
ii. Sarah Jane, b. 1832; d. July, 1866, unm.
iu. William LbRoy, b. 2 Jan., 1844; m. EUen CUley of Andover. He
was in 8th N. H. Regt. of the CivU War and served until it
closed. He d. 17 AprU, 1898. No children.
ChUd by second marriage:
iv. Flora E., b. 2 March, 1869, in C.

GENEALOGIES. 49
CARTER.
1. John' Carter, m. Abigail Bartlett. He is mentioned in the census of
1790 as the head of a family with a son imder sixteen and six females.
His wife, Abigail, was b. Aug., 1754-55; d. 16 March, 1838. Children:
i. Abigails, m. 1 Aug., 1799, Caleb Heath, Jr. (See Caleb Heath
Gen.)
u. Mary C, b. 30 June, 1779; m. in C, 27 Dec, 1808, Ebenezer, son
of John Philbrick, b. in Deerfield, 6 Oct., 1779. He died in
Salisbury, 26 Nov., 1832. She died m C, 13 Feb., 1868.
iii. Sarah, m. 13 May, 1802, Nathan, son of James Currier. They
resided in Salisbury, where he d. 6 Nov., 1844. She d. in
WUmot, 7 Dec, 1845.
iv. Hannah, m, 5 Nov,, 1805, Timothy, son of David Foster, b. in C,
21 Aug., 1782. They resided in C. untU about 1825 when they
removed to Salisbury where they lived for many years and
where he d.
2. v. John Bartlett.
vi. Stephen, bapt., 1793; m. 15 March, 1819, Abby C. W., dau. of
David and Abigail (Foster) Stevens, b. 6 Aug., 1799 in Sahs
bury. He d. 22 Jan., 1830. She m. second, James Worcester,
of Sanford, Me. She d. 17 Apr., 1863; he d. 16 June, 1843.
vu. Elizabeth, bapt., 1793; m. 15 Sept., 1812, John, son of Samuel and
Nancy (Cochran) Dunlap of Salisbury, b. in Henniker Dec,
1788; d. 19 Sept., 1838. She d. 8 May, 1.353.
2. John Bartletts Carter (John') m. first, 24 March, 1809, Nancy, dau.
of Samuel and Miriam (Tucker) Sargent, b. 22 July, 1790. He was
kUled by'being thrown from a horse. She m. second, 30 Nov., 1826,
Samuel French. She d. 10 July, 1864. Mr. French d. 17 Dec, 1852.
Children by first marriage:
i. John Bartlett', b. 1809; d. 15 Nov., 1813.
3. u. Nancy, b. 9 Sept., 1811.
4. in. John Bartlett, b. 6 March, 1814.
iv. Abigail Heath, b. 11 March, 1816; m. Joseph Dow. (See Joseph
Dow Gen.)
5. V. Samuel Heath, b. 2 Aug., 1818.
6. vi. Ebbnezer Philbrick, b. 31 Oct., 1821.
vii. Joseph Heath, b. 18 Feb., 1823; d. 7 July, 1829.
Children by second marriage :
vui. Martha C. French, b. 31 May, 1828; m. 16 Sept., 1847, BUly E.
PUlsbury; d. 13 Aug., 1892. (See PUlsbury Gen.)
ix. Sarah E., b. 10 April, 1832; m. 1 Jan., 1856, Andrew J. Taylor.
She d. 22 Oct., 1897, at Boscawen. He d. 2 Nov., 1897.
X. Charles L., b. 13 Dec, 1834; m. 30 Dec, 1858, Hannah, dau. of
Moody and Susan (Whidden) Emery. He d. 18 March, 1910,
at Reasonor, Iowa.
3. Nancy' Carter (John; Johw) b. 9 Sept., 1811, bapt. 9 July, 1817; m.
10 Oct., 1833, George M. N. Pear of Cambridgeport, Mass. Mr. Pear
d. 15 Aug., 1836. ChUd:
i. LuciNDA M. Pear', b. in Cambridgeport, 1 April, 1834; m. Myron
C. Foster of C, 1 Jan., 1854; d. 20 Dec, 1897. (See Foster Gen.)
Mrs. Pear m. second, Samuel W., son of William and SaUy
Randall of C. 25 Jan., 1838, b. 10 April, 1809; d. 17 Nov., 1847.
5-n

50 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
Children: Ehzabeth V., RandaU, Almura S. RandaU, Leroy A.
Randall, Thomas B. Randall, Henrietta K. Randall. (See
Randall Gen.)
Mrs. Randall m. third, Joseph Parsons Stevens, 15 Aug.,
1854, b. 25 April, 1799; d. 28 Sept., 1869. Mrs. Stevens d. 9
Jan., 1903, at Laconia.
4. John Bartlett' Carter (John; John') b. 6 March, 1814; m. Susannah,
dau. of Wilham KeUey of Bradford, Vt. She d. in 1893 in Bradford;
m. second, 19 May, 1877, Mrs. Mary Bagley. He d. 23 Feb., 1892.
Children:
i. Sanborn', b. Oct., 1840; went West and m. Katy Haven. He served
in the Civil War, 1st Ohio ArtiUery; d. in 1894. Children:
Wilham', Samuel, Heath, Mary, Andrew.
u. Josephine, b. July, 1842; m. 25 Jan., 1863, John Huntress of Bos
cawen, b. 1838. Children: John Huntress' and infant daughter.
7. in. John Bartlett, b. 11 Aug., 1845.
iv. Samuel Heath, b. 3 Feb., 1852; d. unm., in Ottawa, IU.
5. Samuel Heath' Carter (John', John') b. 2 Aug., 1818; m. 3 June, 1860,
Sarah L. Lambert. Mr. Carter was for many years a raUroad engineer.
He d. 21 Jan., 1887. Mrs. Carter is now hving in Woodfords, Me.
ChUdren:
i. Elizabeth L'., b. 17 April, 1851.
u. John L., b. 12 April, 1853; d. 22 Oct., 1856.
iu. John S., b. 4 June, 1857.
iv. George A., b. 20 March, 1859.
V. Elmer E., b. 2 Dec, 1863.
vi. Annie J., b. 15 AprU, 1866.
6. Ebenezer Philbrick' Carter (John', John') b. 31 Oct., 1821; m. 22
May, 1844, Azubah, dau. of John and Azubah (Ghnes) Hannaford, b.
at Northfield 13 June, 1818. Ebenezer and Azubah Carter hved in
the Garrison House at C. untU about 1853, when they removed to the
Carter homestead nearly opposite. He d. 11 AprU, 1874. She d. 1
Nov., 1891. Children:
i. Infant son'.
u. William Hervey, b. 26 Oct., 1846; d. 26 Oct., 1863.
8. in. Charles Wesley, b. 10 July, 1848.
9. iv. Joseph Harper, b. 1. Sept., 1851.
V. Mary Adelaide, b. 1 Sept., 1851; m, 3 July, 1873, Jeremiah Cogs
weU. (See CogsweU Gen.)
vi. Ella Lenora, b. 31 July, 1853; m. 28 May, 1879, Edwin Elhott,
son of Theodore A. and Eliza Elhott Bridge, b. 12 July, 1863.
She d. 17 Aug., 1894. Children: Theodore E. Bridge', b. 20
July, 1880; d. 23 Sept., 1893, Helen I. Bridge, b. 10 June, 1886,
now a teacher in Boston.
vu. Helen Medora, b. 19 Sept., 1856; d. unm. 12 Oct., 1893.
vm. Hattie Loraine, b. 3 Sept., 1861; m. 26 June, 1880, Frank W. Mor-
nU. (See MorrUl Gen.)
7. John Bartlett' Carter (John; John; John') b. 11 Aug., 1845, in C; m.
26 Dec, 1866, Sarah, dau. of David and Martha (Sargent) PettengUl of
E. Concord, b. 15 Aug., 1848. She d. 18 June, 1907; m. second, Mrs.
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GENEALOGIES. 51
i. Arthurs, b. at C, 20 Feb., 1871; d. 4 Nov., 1898.
ii. Charles W., b. at E. Concord, 25 Sept., 1872.
iii. Josephine, b. in Loudon, 19 Oct., 1877; m. John Nudd, 19 Aug.,
1897; m. second, 26 Nov., 1902, Harry L. Colby. He d. 13
Aug., 1910. Child: Rexford A. (Nudd) 'Colby, b. 1 March, 1900.
iv. Frank, b. in C, 14 Feb., 1875; m. Florence Tucker, 19 Dec, 1908.
V. Jennie B., b. 7 Jan., 1882, in Rumney; m. Walter Smart, 23 Feb.
1899; m. second, Bert Glines.
vi. George, b. 7 Jan., 1886, in Concord; m. 28 Feb., 1909, Louise Bas-
sett of Boscawen.
8. Charles Wesley' Carter (Ebenezer', John; John') b. 10 July, 1848; m.
24 Jan., 1872, Alia Jane, dau. of James and Susan Emery (Fellows)
Dearborn, b. 15 Jan., 1850. Mr. Carter went into trade in Boscawen,
1 Apr., 1871, and continued until 1 Sept., 1896. Appointed postmaster
during Cleveland's second administration, Selectman for four years.
ChUdren:
i. Mabel Azubah', b. 13 June, 1873; m. 1 Sept., 1904, George W., son
of George Abrailis and Angle (Montague) Sumner, b. in Hill,
5 Jan., 1875. They reside in Penacook where Mr. Sumner is
Superintendent of Schools. Children: 1. Ruth Azubah' Sumner,
b, 28 June, 1905, in HiU. 2. George Carter Sumner, b. 13 May,
1907, in HUl. 3. Dorothy AUa Sumner, b. 13 May, 1907, in HiU.
4. Charles Montague Sumner, b. 30 July, 1909, in Penacook.
u. Charles Herbert , b. 24 March, 1875; m. 7 Oct., 1909, Ethel, dau.
of Walton and Martha Allen, b. in Contoocoo^ 6 Sept., 1885.
Mr. Carter with his brother Harry were proprietors of a grocery
store in Boscawen for about six years. At present he is engaged
in the automobile business in Concord. One son, Allen Dear
born, b. 27 AprU, 1910.
in. Walter Hervey, b. 26 Jan., 1877, at present engaged in telephone
work in Worcester, Mass.
iv. Harry Wesley, b. 3 Oct., 1880, now proprietor of a grocery store in
Boscawen.
V. Edward Dearborn, b. 30 March, 1883; d. 29 Dec, 1883.
9. JosEiPH Harper' Carter (Ebenezer', John; John') h. 1 Sept., 1851; m.
6 Sept., 1882, Carrie M., dau. of Nathan and Carohne (Bickford)
Taplin, of Corinth, Vt. They reside in Corinth where he has a large
farm. ChUdren:
i. Nathan Taplin', b. 13 Aug., 1883, in C.
u. Lizzie Valentine, b. 14 Feb., 1885, in Cormth, Vt. ; d. 17 Nov.,
1902.
hi. Karl Eben, b. 24 Feb., 1888; m. Georgia A. Cleveland, 9 Dec, 1908.
ChUd: Joseph Cleveland Carter, b. 22 Oct., 1909.
iv. Jessie Blanche, b. 1 Dec, 1889; m. Fred C. Jones, 28 Feb., 1909,
(See Jones Gen.)
V. Ralph Wesley, b. 17 Sept., 1892.
vi. Earl Foster, b. 29 Aug., 1895.
vii. Ned Hannaford, b. 29 June, 1897.
CARTER.
1. Nathan' Carter was of the sixth generation from Thomas and Mary
Carter, early settlers of Sahsbury, Mass. (Winthrop; Thomas; Thomas',
John', Thomas'). His parents were Winthrop and Susanna (Eastman)

52 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
Carter, residents of Boscawen, where he was b. 6 AprU, 1761-62. He
m. Sarah Famum of Concord. Children:
i. Judith', b. 16 Dec, 1787, d. 13 Jan., 1871.
u. Moses, b. 6 Aug., 1790; d. 30 May, 1851.
2. in. John, b. 10 Dec, 1797.
iv. Jeremiah, b. 20 Feb., 1803; d. 19 Nov., 1871.
V. Nathan, b. 4 Feb., 1807; d. 16 Feb., 1875.
2. John' Carter (Nathan') b. 10 Dec, 1797 and resided at different tunes in
Boscawen, Concord and C, where he d. 12 Aug., 1871; m. Lydia, dau.
of Bradbury and Rebecca (Straw) GiU, b. 17 Nov., 1799, in Hopkm-
ton. Shed.mC.2Feb., 1890. Children:
i. Bradbury G'., b. 3 Feb., 1827; m. Asenath Spiller, d. 3 June, 1907.
u. Luther, b. 24 Aug., 1829; m. Mary Ann Coffin.
iu. John, b. 25 March, 1832; d. 25 Aug., 1833.
iv. John, b. 15 March, 1834; m. Juha Bryant.
V. Sarah R., b. 4 Oct., 1838; m. Robert G. Morrison.
vi. William H., b. 20 Dec, 1842 in C, where he was a life long resident,
settling in 1865 on what is known as the Blodgett farm. He m.
4 Feb., 1866, in C, Martha A., dau. of John and Mary J. (Blan
chard) Wheeler. Served in the Civil War in Co. E., 1st N. H.
Vol. Heavy ArtUlery. He d. 4 Sept., 1903, in C.
CASS.
1. Levi' Cass m. Harriai; Mosia and moved from Epsom with eight other
young couples to Stanstead, P. Q., about 1810; d. 1829.
2. Simons Cass (Levi') b. 24 May, 1821, m Stanstead, P. Q.; m. 1867, in Con
cord, Almeda C. Ingalls, b. 27 Dec, 1826, in C. He followed the occupa
tions of farmer and teamster until 16 Sept., 1862, when he enhsted in Co.
F., 20th Regt., Mass. Vol. Infantry. He was wounded 13 Dec, 1862;
transferred to V. R. C. 15 Jan., 1864. After the war he lived in Concord,
C. and Northfield untU April, 1873, when he went to Kansas and took up
a soldier's claim, returning in 1874. In 1879 he bought the WiUiam
Currier farm in C, where he resided untU his death 30 Sept., 1898.
Almeda C. Ingalls was a dau. of Nathaniel and Sophia (Bradley) Ingalls.
She taught school over twenty years in Me., N. H., N. Y., Iowa, IU.,
and Mich. She d. 28 Aug., 1896. Children:
3. i. Francis Peabody', b. 30 Dec, 1870, in Concord.
4. u. Almeda Christie, b. 13 Aug., 1873, Larimer, Kan.
3. Francis Peabody' Cass (Simon; Levi') b. 30 Dec, 1870; m. 14 May,
1897, in C, Cora BeUe Downing, b. 18 Jan., 1877, m Gilford.
She was a dau. of James T'. Downing [David' and Betsey (Palmer)
Downing] who m. 17 Sept., 1865, Abbie F. Palmer, b. 7 Jan., 1845, in
Hopkinton, dau. of Moses and Sarah (Palmer) Palmer. James T.
Downing was b. in Ellsworth, 10 May, 1843. Enhsted 6 Oct., 1861, as
private, Co. A., 6th Regt., N. H. Vol., wounded at second battle of BuU
Run, discharged 17 July, 1865.
Children aU b. in C:

genealogies. 53
i, Lorenzo D'., b. 21 AprU, 1898. ii. James T., b. 23 June, 1900.
iii. Nathaniel L., b. 27 Jan., 1902. iv. Evelyn G., b. 24 June,
1904; d. 2 March, 1906. v. Albi D., b, 21 Nov., 1906.
vi. Almeda Christie, b. 6 Feb., 1911.
4. Almeda Christie' Cass (Siman; Levi') b. 13 Aug., 1873, at Laramer, Kan.;
m. 1 July, 1895, Joseph N. Carron. She d. 10 Aug., 1903. Child:
i. Leon N'. Carron, b. 21 April, 1897.
CHAMBERLAIN.
1. Jacob' Chamberlain, cordwainer, Roxbury, Mass., b. about 1691,
probably son of John Chamberlain of Maiden and Rumney Marsh
(now Revere), Mass., who was son of Edmund, the emigrant; m. 12
Jan., 1713, or 1714, AbigaU Hasey, b. 1695, d. 1793, dau. of Wilham and
Judith (Jacob) Hasey and granddau. of Lieut. Wilham Hasey who was
prominent in War of King Philip. Abigail Hasey 's mother, Judith
Jacob, was a dau. of Richard and Martha (Appleton) Jacob, granddau.
of Samuel Appleton of Ipswich. Jacob Chamberlain d. 15 Sept.,
1734; buried in Revere, Mass.
2. Samuels Chamberlain (Jacob') b. at Rumney Marsh, Mass., 1724; bapt.
7 June, 1724; m. 2 March, 1749, Martha Mellen of Hopkinton, Mass.,
b. 1730, d. 14 Nov., 1820. She was a dau. of Henry and AbigaU (Pratt)
MeUen, granddau. of Thomas and Elizabeth MeUen and Thomas and
Lydia (Parmenter) Pratt. Lydia Parmenter was a dau. of John and
Amy Parmenter of Sudbury.
About 1774, Samuel Chamberlain and his wife Martha removed from
Hopkinton, Mass., to Loudon. During the Revolutionary War he
held several important town and state offices. It is supposed that he
enhsted as Lieut, in the company of Capt. James Shepard, and was at
Winter HiU the winter of 1776-76. In 1797, he removed to Peacham,
Vt., where he d. 1802.
3. MosES' Chamberlain (Samuel; Jacob') b. 6 Oct., 1767, in Hopkinton,
Mass.; m. 9 Oct., 1781, Rebecca, dau. of Amos and Rebecca (Abbot)
Abbot, b. 1760; d. 24 Dec, 1846. Amos Abbot was son of James,
grandson of Wilham and great-grandson of George Abbot of Andover,
Mass. Moses Chamberlain owned a large farm in Loudon; he buUt and
carried on the Loudon miUs which included saw mUl, grist mUl, oil mUl,
carding machine, fulling and dressing miU; d. 21 Oct., 1811; buried at
Loudon MUls. Children b. in Loudon:
4. i. MosES', b. 7 Feb., 1792.
5. u. John Abbot, b. 12 Feb., 1794.
4. MosBS' Chamberlain (Moses; Samuel; Jacob') b. 7 Feb., 1792, in Lou
don; m. 18 June, 1817, Mary (PoUy) dau. of Abiel and Susannah
(Moore) Foster, b. 1 Jan., 1797; d. 18 June, 1870, at Three Oaks, Mich.
About 1815, Mr. Chamberlain went to Pembroke and engaged in trade

54 history of CANTERBURY.
there, remaining until 1835. In 1843, he removed to Three Oaks,
where he resided untU his death 12 Feb., 1866. Children:
i. Mary Fosters b. 3 Nov., 1818.
u. Mellen, b. 4 June, 1821; m. 6 June, 1846, Martha Ann, dau. of Col.
Jesse Putnam of Danvers, Mass. She d. 25 April, 1887. No
children.
in. Henry, b. 17 March, 1824.
iv. Elizabeth, b. 18 Oct., 1826; m. 18 Oct., 1849, John Gardiner Mason,
b. 13 AprU, 1819, at Symbronius, N. Y., and d. at Howell, Mich.;
she d. 27 March, 1850.
V. William, b. 7 Feb., 1834; m. 20 March, 1867, Caroline Sawyer, dau.
of John Abbot and Mary or Polly Rogers (Clough) Chamber
lain, b. 29 Oct., 1834, in C. Mr. Chamberlain went with his
parents in 1843 to Mich. At the age of ten years he carried the
U. S. mail on horse back through the forest from Michigan City
to New Buffalo; at seventeen he had the active management of
his father's farm; in 1864 he went to Three Oaks where he
engaged in business. He was post master 1866-70; super
intendent of the county poor eighteen years; member of the
Michigan legislature 1871-73; state senator 1879-81; president
pro tem of the Senate 1881; member of State Agricultural
Society, at one time its president; member of State Board of
Charities; inspector of Mich. State Prison 1885-93; warden of
Mich. State Prison 1893-1901.
5. John Abbot' Chamberlain (Moses', Samuel; Jacob') was b. 12 Feb.,
1794; m. 10 Dec, 1817, Mary Rogers Clough, b. 16 June, 1798, in C,
d. there 1 Sept., 1856. She was dau. of Jeremiah, 3d, and Martha
(Foster) Clough. (See Clough Gen.) In 1826, Mr, Chamberlain
with his wife and two chUdren removed from Loudon to C. He was a
man of affairs, serving the town as clerk. He was a staunch Anti-
slavery man and a delegate to the first Free Soil convention held in
Portsmouth; deacon of the Congregational church from 1837-53; church
clerk and superintendent of the Sunday school. He d. 26 Feb., 1853,
m Concord; interred in the C. Center cemetery. Children:
i. Martha', b. 23 April, 1820, at Loudon Mills.; m. 16 AprU, 1845,
Thomas Curry Bradley. (See Bradley Gen.)
6, u. John, b. 27 Nov., 1821.
ui. Mary Gerrish, b. 26 April, 1824, in C. ; d. 23 July, 1843, in C. :
7. iv. Elizabeth Emery, b. 11 Aug., 1826.
V. Rebecca Abbot, b. 5 March, 1829, in C; d. 28 Sept., 1843, in C.
8. vi. Jeremiah Clough, b. 15 AprU, 1832.
9. vii. Caroline Sawyer, b. 29 Oct., 1834.
6. John' Chamberlain (John Abbot; Moses') b. 27 Nov., 1821, at Loudon
MiUs; m. first, 9 May, 1849, Amanda M. Johnson of Sandwich, b. 29
Sept., 1829; m. second, Irene Batchelder of Northfield. Mr. Chamber
lain was a Free Baptist preacher. He d. 1 Jan., 1893, m Northfield.
Children by first marriage:
i. Mary Caroline', b. 4 Oct., 1852; m. Harry A. Aldrich. ChUdren-
Harry and Lucien Aldrich.
u. Charles Judson, b. 12 Jan., 1855, in C; m. 24 Dec, 1898, Etta F
Heath of C; he d. 16 April, 1908, in Canton, Mass.

GENEALOGIES. 55
iu. Nellie B., b. 15 Oct., 1856, at Franldin Falls; m. WUham Darrah
of Bedford. ChUdren: Henry, Ella, Frank, Arthur and Ruth
Darrah.
7. Elizabeth Emehy» Chamberlain (John Abbot', Moses') b. 11 Aug., 1826,
m C; m. 18 April, 1864, Cyrus C. Ryther, of Three Oaks, Mich. She d.
19 Oct., 1905, in Dowagiac, Mich. Children:
i. Mary Elizabeth', b. 15 May, 1856, in Three Oaks; m. 8 AprU,
1884, Luther 1. Church; d. 12 June, 1885. Their dau., Ethel
Ehzabeth' Church, b. 10 April, 1886, in Hammond, Ind.; m. 12
July, 1900, Ernest Blood of Dowagiac, Mich. They have a
dau., Mary Elizabeth' Blood, b. 25 Jan., 1902.
ii. Cyrus Abbot, b. 3 Dec, 1857; d. Jan., 1868.
hi. Kate Corwin, b. 7 March, 1859, m Three Oaks; m. 6 Sept., 1883,
Oscar W. Phelps, who d. 26 May, 1893.
iv. Hale Elkanah, b. 4 Aug., 1860; m. 20 Sept., 1886, Josephine Bram-
haU, b. 2 Nov., 1862. Child: Florence E.' Bramhall, b. 26 Aug.,
1889.
V. Rebecca Caroline, twin, b. 12 June, 1862, in Sabula, Iowa; m.
8 Aug., 1908, Charies Rector.
vi. Noble, twin, b. 12 June, 1862, d. 1862.
vu. William Chamberlain, b. 27 March, 1864, in Sabula, Iowa; m.
18 Feb., 1900, Emma Holmes. Children: Cyrus G'., b. 14
March, 1901; Jessie Golden, b. 29 Feb., 1904; George C, b. 10
Nov., 1908.
viu. Thaddeus Victor, b. 13 June, 1866; m. 4 March, 1889, Cora L.
Stevens, b. 16 Sept., 1872. ChUd: Thaddeus' Victor, b. 16 Feb.,
1890.
ix. Anna Louise, b. 22 March, 1869, m Three Oaks; m. 30 Nov., 1889,
Rufus Jessup, of Dowagiac ChUd: Katherine C'. Jessup, b.
26 Aug., 1896; d. 27 Oct., 1910, in Kalamazoo.
8. Jeremiah Clough'' Chamberlain (John Abbott', Moses') b. 15 April,
1832, in C; m. 12 Nov., 1861, Grace, dau. of Hilton and Sarah (Gil-
man) Burleigh. Mr. and Mrs. Burleigh came to C. about 1830. He
had previously resided in Franklin; she was a native of Gilmanton.
Grace Burleigh was b. 17 March, 1836. Mr. Chamberlain d. 17 Aug.,
1901, in Chelsea, Mass. ChUdren:
i. Joseph Burleigh', b. 4 May, 1863; m. 29 June, 1899, Annie L.
Boggs. ChUd: Grace Burleigh', b. 30 Aug., 1900, in Washing
ton, D. C.
ii. Henry Gale, b. 2 Sept., 1870, in Chelsea, Mass.
in. Grace Hilton, b. 1 July, 1874, in Chelsea.
9. Caroline Sawyer' Chamberlain (John Abbot; Moses') b. 29 Oct.,
1834, in C; m. 20 March, 1867, m C, WUliam Chamberlam of Three
Oaks, Mich., son of Moses and Mary (Foster) Chamberlain. He was b.
7 Feb., 1834, m Pembroke; d. 7 Nov., 1901, in Jackson, Mich. Children:
10. i. Alice', b. 14 Oct., 1858.
u. Grace Amanda, b. 1 March, 1861; m. 16 Feb., 1897, at Jackson,
Mich., Daniel TeUier, b. 1 Nov., 1863, in Humboldt, Iowa;
reside in Kalamazoo, Mich.
iu. MosBS Abbot, b. 25 July, 1863, in Three Oaks, Mich. ; d. there 21
Oct., 1878.
11. iv. Lucy Florence, b. 29 June, 1866.

56 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
12. V. Carrie Elizabeth, b. 20 June, 1869.
13. vi. William Oliver, b. 27 July, 1872.
vu. Benjamin Ralph, b. 24 July, 1882. Merchant Three Oaks, Mich.
10. Alice' Chamberlain (Caroline; John Abbot*, Moses') b. 14 Oct., 1858
m Three Oaks, Mich.; m. 14 April, 1880, James Harvey Hatfield, b.
3 Nov., 1855. He is president of several important business corpora
tions and director of the Home Savings Bank, Kalamazoo. Child :
i. Jambs Chamberlain' Hatfield, b. 15 Jan., 1881; m. 6 May, 1908,
Grace Eleanor Clark. Child: Jean Clark' Hatfield, b. 23 Dec,
1909, James C. Hatfield is secretary, treasurer and director of
various business companies in Kalamazoo, and is a director of
the Standard Cloth Co., of N. Y. Mrs. Hatfield is a dau. of
Frank M. Clark of Kalamazoo.
11. Lucy Florence' Chamberlain (Caroline; John Abbot; Moses') b. 29
June, 1866, in Three Oaks; m. 27 Feb., 1889, Frederick Austm, son of
Frederick Austin Parsons, b. 4 Sept., 1858, in Bridgeport, Conn. ChU
dren b. in Bridgeport, Conn. :
i. William Chamberlain' Parsons, b. 9 Nov., 1892.
u. Florence Lavinia Parsons, b. 12 Nov., 1896.
iii. Frederick Austin Parsons, b. 14 June, 1900.
12. Carrie Elizabeth' Chamberlain (Caroline', John Abbot', Moses') b. 20
June, 1869; m. 16 Aug., 1893, Dr. Ethelbert Leroy, son of Thomas L.
and JuHa W. McCann, b. 31 Dec, 1866, a physician of Chicago. Child:
Elizabeth Chamberlain' McCann, b. 23 June, 1894, in Chicago.
13. William Oliver' CHAMBEhLAiN (Caroline; John Abbot; Moses') b.
27 July, 1872, in Three Oaks; m. Josephine Sqpple, b. 17 March, 1874,
in Jackson, Mich. ChUd: Ahce Christine', b. 17 June, 1898, in Kala
mazoo. CHAPLAIN.
1. Joseph' Chaplain, m. Deborah Robinson, nee Lord of Exeter, and settled
in Sanbomton. Later he came to C, and resided with his son.
2. Marquis DeLafaybttbs Chaplain (Joseph') b. in Loudon 30 June, 1811;
m. Martha WiUey, b. in Gilford, 1 Sept., 1807. He settled in C,
where he d. 23 Feb., 1874. He was a half brother of the Robinson who
founded the school for gu-ls at Exeter. She d. 23 AprU, 1872. Chil
dren b. in C:
3. i. Francis L'., b. 28 Sept., 1832.
u. Lavina Jane, b. 25 April, 1834; m. David KimbaU Nudd. (See
Nudd Gen.)
4. ui. Alphbus Washington, b. 5 Aug., 1836, resided at WUmot.
IV, William Henry Harrison, b. 14 AprU, 1846; d. 20 July, 1848.
6. V. Willlam Henry Harrison, b. 25 April, 1850.
3. Francis L'. Chaplain (Marquis DeLafayette; Joseph') b. 28 Sept., 1832;
m. 4 July, 1862, Mary E. Rogers of Northfield, b. 12 Feb., 1835.
Children:

genealogies. 57
i. Frank A'., b. 9 Feb., 1856; m. 7 Jan., 1874, Jane Kelley, of Lawrence,
Mass. Children: 1. Mary E'., b. 19 Oct., 1879. 2. Nellie B.,
b. 31 Jan., 1881. 3. Martha J., b. March, 1886.
ii. Warren H., b. 18 Oct., 1859; m. 14 March, 1879, Elma Maxfield of
Loudon. ChUd: Claribel E'., b. 22 Feb., 1899.
hi. Charles H., b. 21 June, 1864; m. 28 Nov., 1886, Ida M. Cross of
Loudon. No chUdren.
4. Alpheus Washington' Chaplain (Marquis DeLafayette; Joseph') b.
5 Aug., 1836; d. at Wilmot, 3 April, 1910. M. first, SaUy Runnels, b.
in Sanbomton, 1836. She d. 12 Oct., 1886. M. second, Mrs Ehza
Durgin BuzzeU of Wihnot. Children b, in C. :
6. i. George Franklin', b. 19 April, 1856.
u. Martha Ann, b. 28 June, 1857; m. first, in Franklin, Timothy Sinotte
of Coaticook, Canada, 6 May, 1874. He d. in Concord. M.
second, 23 June, 1897, Henry J. Murphy of Lowell, Mass.
7. iu. Horace Sanborn, b. 9 May, 1861.
8. iv. Thomas Alpheus, b. 1 Sept., 1867.
5. William H. H'. Chaplain (Marquis DeLafayette; Joseph') b. 25 April,
1860. M. first, Mary Stevens, 7 Nov., 1870. Divorced from her in
Oct., 1886. M. second, 26 Dec, 1887, Bertha M. Wade. Children:
Charles L'., b. Oct., 1889; d. Nov., 1895. Urban W., b. 18 Aug., 1894.
6. George Franklin' Chaplain (Alpheios; Marquis DeLafayette', Joseph')
b. 19 July, 1855; m. Etta BuzzeU of Northwood, b. 22 Aug., 1864.
ChUdren:
i. Walter W'., b. 22 Feb., 1876; m. Carrie McElray of Chelsea, Mass.
ChUd: Etta'. Residence, Chelsea. He d. 29 Feb., 1892.
u. Josephine E., b. in C, 7 April, 1877; m. Carlton Masten of North-
wood. ChUd: Myrtle' Masten.
iu. Sarah Mary, b. in C, 11 Dec, 1878; m. WUham Caswell of North-
wood. Children: Elmer' and Percy CasweU.
iv. Ethel, m. Henry Putnam of Ljmn, Mass.
V. Leaner, m. Charles Foster of Ljmn, Mass.
vi. Carlton. '
7. Horace Sanborn' Chaplain (Alpheus') b. 9 May, 1861; m. Harriet San
bom AUen, of Newport, 17 Sept., 1881. Children:
i. Amelia Isabelle', b. 9 April, 1883; m. George H. Parris of Concord,
Vt. Child: Arlene Capitola Parris.
ii. Clifton Elmer, b. 9 March, 1895; m. May EUa Bean of Franklin,
Aug., 1905. Divorced 1909.
iu. Mabel Lydia, b. 1 Jan., 1887; drowned 15 Feb., 1891.
iv. Bernice, b. 29 Oct., 1888; m. first, Edward Ford, 1 AprU, 1905, at
Concord; divorced in 1906; m. second, Edward Brown of Prov
ince of Quebec, Canada, 23 May, 1909. No children.
V. Louise Carmen, b. 11 Oct., 1890; m. Frank P. O'Brien of Hoosic
FaUs, N. Y. Child: Dorothy 0». O'Brien,
vi. Marguerite Arlene, b. 30 May, 1892; d. 7 Sept., 1892.
vii. Allen Monroe, b. 26 Dec, 1894.
8. Thomas Alpheus' Chaplain (Alpheus') b. 1 Sept., 1867; m. Anna Smith
of Newport. Children:
i. Estelle', m. and lives in Greenfield, Mass. One child.
ii. Jessie C, m. Charles Wilder of Brattleboro, Vt.
iii. Anna C, resides Lynn, Mass.

58 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
CHASE.
Compiled by Levi Badger Chase.*
LINEAGE OF THE EDWARD CHASE FAMILY.
Edward Chase became an inhabitant of C. in 1782. He was b. in Stratham
Nov. 24, 1754; and had brothers and sisters: i. Anna, b. June 10, 1750; d.
Dec. 29, 1786; m. Benjamin Hoit of Epping. ii. Jonathan, b. Jan. 8, 1752 ; d.
1828; m. Mary Harris of Exeter; moved from Stratham to Sanbomton in
1778. iu. Edward as above, iv. Sarah, b. March 17, 1757; d. July 18, 1817;
m. Thomas Cawley of Sanbomton. v. Thomas, b. March 23, 1759; d. Feb.
9, 1762. vi. Levi, b. July 5, 1762; d. Nov. 13, 1840; m. Dec, 1803, Susan
Clough of Salem, Mass. vii. Lydia, b. Oct. 23, 1765; d. Aug. 11, 1803; m.
Jan. 15, 1789, Ebenezer Parker of C. vin. Mersy, b. March 28, 1767; d.
April 2, 1849; m. Dec. 9, 1784, Noah Smith of Sanbomton. ix. Mary
(Polly), b. Aug. 21, 1769; m.  Gibson of C. x. Betsey, b. July 9, 1772;
d. Oct. 10, 1786. xi. Hannah, b. Aug. 10, 1774; d. Sept. 26, 1862; m. about
1797, Jesse IngaUs of C; removed to Sanbomton 1818. These were sons and
daughters of
Jonathan Chase b. May 1, 1730; d. Sept. 18, 1808; m. about 1749, Anna
Taylor of Stratham, perhaps dau. of Edward who was selectman there in 1746.
A soldier in "King George's War" in 1748; was later in life, active in forward
ing the settlement of new towns, and in land speculation. He gave each of his
boys and girls land enough for a farm. Removed from Stratham to Loudon
about 1780 and there d., leaving his estate, situated upon the northerly part
of Clough's Hill, to his son Levi, who was succeeded by his only son Jonathan
who d. Sept. 25, 1855. Children: Ehzabeth, b. Nov. 9, 1837; d. Oct. 17, 1855,
and Rev. Levi Gilbert Chase (retired) now residing in Concord, who many years
ago sold the farm. Jonathan as above had sisters : Sarah, m.  Thurston;
Joanna, m. Thomas Perkins; and brothers Thomas and Moses, who remained
in Stratham. These were five children of
Jonathan Chase, b. at Newbury, Mass., Sept., 1707; d. 1744; m. Lydia
Rolhns. He lived in Stratham and had brothers and sisters: i. Anna, b.
AprU 2, 1706; m. Nathan Taylor of Stratham. u. Wilham, b. Jan. 4, 1709.
iu. Joanna, b. May 24, 1712; m.  Norris. iv. Mary, b. Dec. 5, 1715;
m.  Robinson, v. James, b. Aug. 6, 1718. vi. Thomas, b, June 26,
1720; chUdren of
Jonathan Chase, b. at Newbury, Mass., Jan. 13, 1683; d. 1749; m. Joanna
Palmer of Bradford, Mass. ; settled first in Newbury where they were admitted
to the second church and were dismissed to the church in Exeter, in 1716.
They removed to a place purchased of Benjamin Hoag in Stratham which has
in later years been known as "the Judge Scammon place." He was one of
the original proprietors of Sanbomton and after his death in 1749, the lots
belonging to his share in the division were conveyed to his heirs. Had brothers
and sisters: i. Thomas, b. Sept. 16, 1680; m. Sarah  . u. Jonathan as
* Received too late to conform to method adopted in preparing other
genealogies.

GENEALOGIES. 59
above, hi. James, b. Sept. 16, 1785; m. first, Lydia  ; second, 1707,
Martha Rolfe. iv. AquUa, b. July 15, 1688 ; m. 1712, Mary Smith, v. Ruth,
b. Feb. 28, 1691; m. 1716, Nathaniel Miller of Rehoboth, Mass. vi. Mary,
b. Jan. 15, 1696; m.  Horton. vii. Josiah, b. 1697; d. young, viu.
Rebecca, b. AprU 26, 1700; m. 1721, Stephen Moulton. ix. Nathan, b. 1704;
m. first, 1723, Judith Sawyer; second, 1740, Joanna Cheney; third, 1763, Ruth
Davis. X. Judith, m.  Horton. xi. Ehzabeth, b. 1715; m. 1732,
Benjamin Rogers; children of
Thomas Chase, b. July 26, 1664; m. first, Nov. 22, 1677, Rebecca FoUans-
bee; second, Aug. 2, 1713, Elizabeth Mowers. He was a soldier in "King
PhUUp's War," serving in Capt. Samuel Appleton's company, and was in the
terrible fight at Narragansett, and participated in the defense of the Mass.
settlements on Connecticut river. He was a carpenter and hved in Newbury-
port on the road from Artichoke river to Amesbury ferry. The house situated
back 40 or 50 rods, the top of the chimney only being visible from the road.
He had brothers and sisters: i. Sarah, m. 1666, Charles Annis. ii. Anne, b.
July 6, 1647; m. 1671, Thomas Barber, iu. PrisciUa, b. Mar. 14, 1649; m.
1671, Abel MerriU. iv. Mary, b. Feb. 3, 1661; m. 1670, John Stevens, v.
Aquila, b. Sept. 26, 1662; m. Esther Bond. vi. Thomas as above, vii.
John, b. Nov. 2, 1656; m. first, 1677, Ehzabeth Bingley; second, Lydia  .
viu. Elizabeth, b. Sept. 13, 1657; m. 1678, Zachariah Ayer. ix. Ruth, b.
March 18, 1660; d. May 30, 1676. x. Daniel, b. Dec. 9, 1661; m. 1683, Martha
Kimball, xi. Moses, b. Dec. 24, 1663; m. first, 1684, Ann Follansbee; second,
1713, Sarah Jacobs. ChUdren of
Aquila Chase, the immigrant, b. 1618, at Chesham, Buckinghamshire,
England; came to New England with his brother Thomas and was at Hamp
ton in 1640, where he married Ann, dau. of John Wheeler of Hampton, who
came from Salisbury, Eng., and in 1646 removed thence to Newburyport, and
was master of a vessel sailing from there. Thomas and Aquila above, and
perhaps others, were children of
Aquila Chase of Chesham, Eng., bapt. there Aug. 14, 1580; m. June 22,
1606, Martha Jelliman; he had brothers and sisters: i. Robert, bapt. Sept.
2, 1565. u. Henry, bapt. Aug. 10, 1567. iu. Lydia, bapt. Oct. 4, 1673. iv.
Ezekiel, bapt. April 23, 1676. v. Dorcas, bapt. March 2, 1578. vi. AquUa
as above, vii. Jason, bapt. Jan. 13, 1583. viu. Thomas, bapt. July 18, 1585.
ix. AbigaU, bapt. Jan. 12, 1588. x. Mordecai, bapt. July 14, 1591. Sons
and daughters of
Richard Chase of Chesham, bapt. there Aug. 3, 1542; m. AprU 16, 1564,
Joan Bishop; had brothers and sisters: i. John who succeeded his father at
the famUy seat of Hundrick, bapt. Nov. 30, 1540. ii. Richard as above, iu.
Agnes, bapt. Jan. 9, 1551. iv. William, "b. in the reign of Queen Mary."
V. Christian, "b. in the reign of Queen Mary." Children of
Thomas Chase of Hundrick in the parish of Chesham, bapt. April 22, 1604,
m. ; "son of
Thomas Chase of Eng., of whom it is recorded in Lysson's Magna Brittanica
'the unfortunate Thomas Chase was barbarously murdered 1606, in a small
room, in which one could neither sit nor stand without great inconvenience.

60 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
this room was adjoinhig the chapel connected with the palace of the Bishop
of Longlance at Woburn, who was confessor to Henry VIII.
George B. Chase of Boston, in a letter dated Dec. 27,' 1879, wrote in part
as follows:
"The family from which we descend origmally dwelt m Suffolk, and a
branch, during the reign of Henry VII went thence to Buckinghamshu:e where
it divided, an offshoot livmg at Amersham, another at Great Marlow, and a
thud at Chesham. The head of the famUy at Chesham kept his family papers,
and was considered a gentleman accordmg to the social distinctions of the
times." In the Herald's Visitation of Buckinghamshire in 1634, the coat of arms
here represented is found, with the note, "This coate is testified by a letter
from Mr. Robert Calvert, dated at WhitehaU, July 18, 1634" together with
a pedigree entered by Mathew Chase. (This Mathew was a son of John who
was bapt. Nov. 30, 1540, eldest son of Thomas, bapt. April 22, 1504, the
head of the preceding pedigree.)
Explanation of Arms — Arms, Gules (red), 4 crosses chaae Coat of Arms.
pat. Argent (silver) 2 and 2, on a canton Azure (blue)
a hon passant Or (gold). Crest, a hon rampant,
Or (gold) holding between his feet a cross patonce —
Gules. 1. Edward' Chase of Stratham was in the mil
itary service in the war of the Revolution. En
listed May 30, 1775, as a private in Capt. Samuel
GUman's company in Col. Enoch Poor's regi-
iment. His second enUstment Sept. 23, 1776 was
in Capt. Jonathan Robinson's company, "74 men
enhsted by Col». Wilham Whipple to reinforce
the Army at New York." On the "28«i' Day of
March Anno 1780," Jonathan Chase of Stratham NE CEDE MALIS.
gave to "my weU beloved son Edward Chase of Yield not to evils.
Sanbomton as a part of his portion out of my
estate," a deed of "all that one hundred acre lot of Land in said San
bomton which I bought of George Jaffery Esq., the Original Proprietor, the
same being the Lot numbered fifty Seven in the first Division of Land in
Said Town." M. in Hampton Sept. 3, 1780, Edward Chase of Sanbomton
and Mary Moore b. Dec 14, 1760, dau. of Thomas Moore, Jr., of Stratham.
She had sisters, Martha, b. 1759, and Hannah (caUed Nancy), b. 1763.
The senior Thomas Moore or perhaps his father, removed to Stratham from
Portsmouth when, tradition says, "the women shed tears because they were
going nine mUes into the woods."
In 1782, Edward Chase and his wife were hving in the "Old Dow House" in
the west part of C, where Levi, the eldest son, was b. This Dow house is
thought to be the old-looking house on the road from the center of the town to
the depot, owned by Mrs. Hiram Miles. He built in Hackleborough district
* From American Ancestry, Vol. VIII, page 126, Albany, 1893.

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GENEALOGIES. 61
a small house out on the old path towards the east part of the town; owning the
west part of lot No. 60, Winthrop Young having built at the east end of the
same lot. About 1790 he sold that place to Enoch Emery and bought of
Ebenezer Cogswell the west end of Lot No. 113 including a small house and
bam elected on the same old path a httle over a mile further eastward. The
Cogswell buildings were about 35 or 40 rods southerly of the present buildings
on that farm. The next year, 1791, the selectmen laid out the pubhc highway,
and the CogsweU house was afterwards moved up near the road and there be
came the ell part of the old Chase house. Winthrop Young, Elijah Mathes and
Nathaniel Colcord, the last named being at the location of HiU's Comer, had
previously settled along the old path.
Edward Chase d, June 19, 1814, and was buried in the northeast comer of
the cemetery where, at that time, was the "old north meetinghouse." His
widow d. in 1826 and was buried in the comer of the orchard on the home farm
and that spot then became the family grave yard. Children: 2. i. Levi, b.
April 8, 1782. u. Aaron, b. Sept. 10, 1801; d. in 1830, unm., and was buried
by the side of his mother.
2. Levis Chase (Edward*) m. July 3, 1808, to Sarah Page, b. Aug. 30, 1789,
dau. of Reuben and Sarah (Sanbom) Page. (See Page Gen.) She d. May 11
1846. He d. AprU 12, 1854. They were buried in the family lot at home. As
a boy, or later in life, he witnessed the beginning or early development of every
homestead and business enterprize in the east part of C. ChUdren: 3.
i. Charies, b. March 30, 1809. 4. u. WUham Plummer, b. May 31, 1812. hi.
Mary Martha, b. May 21, 1814; d. Dec 10, 1853; unm. iv.  . v. Per-
meha Whitcher, b. Sept. 27, 1818; d. May 25, 1874; m. June 25, 1847, S. F.
Sargent; no children, 5. vi. Uriah, b. Sept. 28, 1820. 6. vii. Joanna San
bom, b. Mar. 30, 1823. 7. vui. Sarah Ehzabeth, b. Feb. 22, 1825. ix. Levi.
X. ChUd. 8. xi. Levi Badger, b. Oct. 24, 1833.
3. Charles' Chase (Levi', Edward') m. first, Dec. 1832, Almira, dau. of
EUdns and Mary Moore of Loudon Ridge (see Moore Gen.); she d. about
1850, and he m. second, Feb. 28, 1852, Sarah Bojmton. He was a stonecutter
by trade. The children of his first wife were b. at Loudon Ridge, thence
removed to north part of Groton where he was much in town office. He
removed to a farm in Meredith and there d. Nov. 6, 1864. Children: i. Laura
Anna', b. May 17, 1833; d. Jan. 12, 1909; m. Dec. 7, 1868, Jesse MerriU of
Laconia. 9. u. Charles Warren, b. Dec. 8, 1835. in. Harriet Maria (twin),
b. Oct. 11, 1838; m. 1868, Wilham R. Robie of New Hampton; and there d.
Aug. 15, 1872. Children: 1. Samuel H.' Robie, b. Aug. 9, 1862; 2. Charles
W. Robie, b. July 28, 1866. iv. Helen Marr (twin), b. Oct. 11, 1838. Chil
dren by second marriage: v. Frederick Appleton, b. Dec. 27, 1856; d. about
1881. vi. Aaron, b. July 27, 1858; m. Rose Huzzy (or Hersey?). Living
•on the homestead of his father in Meredith near Winona.
4. Rev. William P.' Chase (Levi', Edward'), b. May 31, 1812. Ordained
in the Free Will Baptist denomination and preached about ten years. Became
a farmer and resided at East C, about fifteen years, then at New Hampton,
and finaUy settled in South Vineland, N. J., and there d. in 1874. He m. May
12, 1835, Sarah Ann Morehouse of Fort Ann, N. Y. Children: i. Levi', b. in
Warrensburg, N. Y., Dec. 30, 1836; d. Feb. 14, 1839. u. Helen Frances, b.

62 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
April 15, 1848; resides in Vineland, widow of  Buckminster. She has
two sons.
5. Rev. Uriah' Chase (Levi; Edward), b. Sept. 28, 1820, was ordained
at East Parsonsfield, Mame, m the Free WUl Baptist denomination. He was
scholarly in taste and a deep thinker; and aU his days a student of science and
theology. He m. first, Oct, 25, 1855, Harriet Ann, dau. of John and Susanna
(Dinsmore) KimbaU of Northfield. She d. Nov. 18, 1862; m. second, Feb.
17, 1863, Lizzie Guilford of Saco, Me. He d. in Waterborough, Me., Aug. 1,
1888. His widow also died there a few years later. Children: i. John
KimbaU', b. July 9, 1857; has been a photographer at Oxford, Me. Has a
family, u. Mary Nettie, b. Dec. 28, 1863; a graduate of Bates College, Pres.
N. H. Woman Suffrage Association, iu. Charles Levi, b. in Strafford, July
15, 1865; m. Dec. 22, 1887, Margaret Ehzabeth, dau. of John and Mary (Wil
son) Otterson of Belmont, Nova Scotia, b. Jan. 15, 1862; resides in GUmanton.
Children: 1. Roy Eugene', b. March 23, 1889; m. Sept., 1907, Lera Culbert-
son; one chUd, Ehzabeth', b. May 11, 1910. 2. Ralph W., b. Aug. 13, 1896.
6. Joanna Sanborn' Chase (Levi', Edward), b. March 30, 1823; m. Oct.
22, 1850, Rufus Boynton of Meredith (see Boynton Gen.) ; lived on the home
stead of her father, and there died Aug. 23, 1867.
7. Sarah-Elizabeth' Chase (Levi', Edward'), b. Feb. 22, 1825; d. Nov.
1888; m. Jan. 4, 1857, Stephen Hadley of Belmont; son, Eugene Page' Hadley,
b. Jan. 3, 1863; m. Dec. 4, 1883, Josephine James of Belmont.
8. Levi Badger' Chase (Levi', Edward'), b. Oct. 24, 1833; resides in Stur-
bridge, Mass. Member of the G. A. R., commander of Post 173, Dept. of
Mass., 1901-1902, and has been adjutant twenty years. Thirty years member
of Pubhc Library committee and ten years member of the School Board of
Sturbridge, the last two years, chairman. Is a member of "Worcester Society
of Antiquity" and "New England Historic Genealogical Society," also hon
orary member of several local societies. Compiled and in 1883, published a
"Genealogy and Historical Notices of the Family of Plympton or Plimpton
in America and of Plumpton in England"; author of the Histories of Stur
bridge and Southbridge, published in J. W. Lewis' Worcester Co. History;
"Early Indian Trails Through Tantiusque in Nipnet, " read before the "Wor
cester Society of Antiquity" April 2, 1895, and reprinted from the "Proceed
ings" of that Society in the "Quinabaug Hist. Soc. Leaflets," from historical
data hitherto undiscovered; established the knowledge of the precise route
of the first parties that passed overland from Boston to the Connecticut river,
1635^8, illustrated and explained in "Interpretation of Woodward's and Saf-
frey's Map of 1642, or the Earhest Bay Path," read before the "New England
Hist. Gen. Soc," and pubhshed in "Register" for April, 1901; copied in con
secutive form and orthography preserved, and of the "Vital Records of Stur
bridge, Mass.," verified and deposited in Massachusetts State Archives.
He m. first, Sept. 9, 1855, Flavia Elizabeth Lyman, d. Nov. 9, 1856; m.
second, Oct. 24, 1868, MatUda Fiske Phmpton; d. Dec. 12, 1903; m. third, Oct.
17, 1906, Mrs. Ursula N. (McFariand) AUen. Children: i. Mihscent Fiske'
(twhj), b. Oct. 26, 1861. u. Mary Martha (twin), b. Oct. 26, 1861; m. Nov.
10, 1886, Herbert B. Hooker, of Worcester. Children: 1. Harold Chase'
Hooker, b. Feb. 20, 1893. 2. Clarence Blake Hooker, b. Aug. 20,1896. in.

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Nora Amy, b. July 3, 1863; d. July 24, 1878. iv. Nelhe Matilda, b. Oct. 13,
1868. V, Clara Plumpton, b. March 23, 1871. vi. Florence Ehzabeth, b.
Sept. 25, 1875.
9. Charles Warren' Chase (Charles', Levi; Edward') b. Dec. 8, 1835; d.
Aug. 10, 1907. After graduating from Dartmouth College he was admitted to
the bar of N. H., in Sept., 1862. He immediately enhsted as a private in Co-
G., 12th N. H. Vol. The company organized in Lake VUlage and elected him
captain. During the siege of Fredericksburg, Capt. Chase was seriously
wounded and continued to suffer from the effects during hfe. In the spring
of 1863 he was made post commandant at Jefferson, Ind., and acting colonel
there and at Louisville. During the Morgan raid he contracted a severe iU-
ness. He settled in Clinton, Iowa, in 1865, Twice he was elected clerk of
the courts of Clinton County. Later he was elected city attorney of Clinton,
which office he held until elected county attorney. Subsequently, he was
chosen mayor of Chnton, and elected judge of the circuit court. He was for
many years a member of the Chnton school board. Judge Chase was recog
nized as Clinton's leading attorney. His reputation was not alone confined
to Iowa, but in other states his abUity was known and appreciated.
He m. Sept. 22, 1862, Susan Maria Cole of Lakeport. Children: i. Nora-
Laura', b. May 6, 1863; d. Aug. 1, 1865. u. Kate, b. Nov. 9, 1865; m. Aug.
1883, Charles L. Jefferson. ChUdren: 1. Sue Mary', b. Dec. 4, 1886; m. June
8, 1910, Ehner George Fisher of Underwood, Iowa. 2. Dorothy Helen, b.
Feb. 10, 1896. ui. Charles Perry, b. May 15, 1868; m. Dec. 21, 1898, Byrd-
Anna Vosburgh. Children: 1. Helen Davidson', b. Dec 27, 1899. 2. Marion
Vosburgh, b. Aug. 3, 1901. 3. John Warren, b. March 8, 1903. 4. Eleanor
Atwood, b. Oct. 31, 1904. 5. Florence Myra, b. Feb. 12, 1907. 6. Cath
erine Vrooman, b. June 19, 1908. 7. Susan Cole, b. Dec. 10, 1909. iv. Susan
Cole, b. March 2, 1870. v. Vernie Lucile, b. April 1, 1879; m. Oct. 11, 1905,
Howard MUton Brown. Child: Warren-Chase' Brown, b. Feb. 10, 1907.
CHASE.
1. Frank Winkley' Chase (Charles H'.) b. 23 Aug., 1856, in Portsmouth;
m. 30 July, 1878, in TUton, Mary, dau. of Thomas M. and Mary Hun
toon McClary. (See McClary Gen.) Mr. Chase came to C. in 1879
where he has since resided. ChUdren b. in C. :
i. Charlie T. H'., b. 23 March, 1880; d. 10 April, 1880, in C.
u. William Tulloch, b. 10 June, 1881.
CHASE.
The two brothers, Frederick and Thomas C. Chase were natives of Sahsbury
but for many years were residents of C, Frederick settling there earher than
Thomas, whose chUdren were bom in Boston.
1. Frederick' Chase was b. 15 Sept., 1794, and d. 28 Jan., 1868, in C; m.
first,  Dearborn of HUl; second, 13 May, 1819, Eunice, dau. of
John and Lydia (Lyford) .Sutton, b. 27 Sept., 1801, in C. He ul third

64 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
19 Aug., 1826, Betsey Lougee of Loudon, b. 12 Dec, 1798; d. 12 Feb.,
1875. ChUd by second marriage :
i. LuELLAs, m. John Wells. Children: Eunice', LUlian, John and
Horace WeUs.
Children by third marriage b. in C:
3. u. Elbridge Gerry, b. 10 March, 1827.
4. iu. Alfred Gilbert, b. 20 July, 1828.
iv. John L., b. 4 Jan., 1830; m. 13 May, 1858, m C, Susan E., dau. of
Thomas and Susanna (Holhday) Chase.
V. Jeremiah, b. 27 Dec, 1832, d. 27 March, 1838.
vi. Ann F., b. 14 Dec, 1834; m. Daniel HiU, d. 13 March, 1885, and
buried in C. Center Cemetery.
vii. Charles H., b. 16 Oct., 1836; unm.
vui. Mary Jane, b. 1 Aug., 1841; m. Charles W. Batchelder. (See
Batchelder Gen.)
2. Thomas C'. Chase, b. 19 Sept., 1796; m. Susanna HoUiday, b. 20 Sept.,
1811, Ul Boston. He d. in 1879; she d. in 1880. Both buried in C.
ChUdren b. in Boston:
i. Susan E'., b. 1834; m. first, 13 May, 1858, in C, John L., son of
Frederick and Betsey (Lougee) Chase; m. second, 17 Feb., 1878,
WiUiam Ferrier.
u. Rebecca Pomeroy, b. 24 Oct., 1838; m. 10 Feb., 1863, Oscar S.
Morrill. (See MorriU Gen.)
iu. George, m. Children: 1. George. 2. ChUd, d. and buried in C.
Center cemetery.
iv. Edwin, m. ChUdren: Frederick' and Thomas.
3. Elbridge Gerrys Chase (Fredenck') b. 10 March, 1827; d. 27 Oct., 1881;
m. 4 July, 1852, in Boston, Judith Ann, dau. of Jeremiah and Judith
(Austin) Davis, b. 7 Nov., 1832, in Loudon. ChUdren, b. in C:
i. Carrie Ann', b. 25 AprU, 1854; d. 30 AprU, 1863.
u. Charles Herbert, b. 17 Oct., 1866.
hi. Frank Gerry, b. 20 April, 1859; d. 2 April, 1863.
4. Alfred Gilbert' Chase (Frederick') b. 20 July, 1828; m. Mary Lind
Ward, b. 9 Jan., 1826, in Windsor, Me.; d. 30 May, 1889; m. second,
8 Feb., 1894, Ida S. Bagley. He d. 23 March, 1901. ChUdren, b. in
Boston :
i. Mary Ella', b. 7 Aug., 1850; m. Albert F. Drew. (See Drew Gen.)
5. ii. Fred Lougee, b. 8 March, 1854.
iu. Emma C, b. 10 Nov., 1855; m. Charles Frank Whidden. (See
Whidden Gen.)
iv. Henry A., b. 22 July, 1858; m. Mary L. Philbrick of Deerfield.
Child: Harry Philbrick', b. 1886.
vi. Ansel W., b. 10 Aug., 1860; d. 23 May, 1901.
vu. Florence Gertrude, b. 14 AprU, 1866; m. Charles F. Elhott. (See
EUiott Gen.)
5. Fred Lougee' Chase (Alfred', Frederick') b. 8 March, 1854; m. 12 Feb.
1875, Georgia Cyrene Pettigrove, b. 12 March, 1854, at Cahas, Me. Her
parents were Joshua and Pameha CotreU (Hewes) Pettigrove. In
1909, Mr. Chase purchased the homestead of the late Jonathan C.
Greenough of C. ChUdren b. in Boston:

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i. Josephine Emma', b. 12 Feb., 1876; m. Charles Clough MorriU.
(See MorriU Gen.)
u. Alice Miriam, b. 9 Feb., 1886; m. 10 Sept., 1906, at Nashville, Tenn.
Albert Fremsted, son of F. J. Patterson and Martha (Fremsteds)
Brackett. He was b. 1 Feb., 1886, at Covington, Ky. One
child: Eleanor Ahce' Brackett, b. in Hudson, 19 July, 1907.
iu. Mary :^lla, b. 26 Sept., 1895. CHASE.
James Chase was a native of GUmanton, son of Robert and PoUy (Cross)
Chase. He m. 10 Dec, 1843, AbigaU Glines, b. 1808, in Salem, Mass.
She was a dau. of Isaac Ghnes, b. 1778, in C; m. Abigail McDaniel.
Mr. and Mrs. Chase spent the most of their life in C, owning a farm
situated on the main road from the Center to Tilton, a short distance
south of the Northfield line. Both d. in C: he 20 Jan., 1892; she 24
Jan., 1892.
CHUTE.
1. Daniel' Chute was a native of Otisfield, Me., and was the father of eight
children, among whom was Albion.
2. Albion' Chute (Daniel') b. 29 July, 1827, in Otisfield, Me.; m. first
Dorinda PhUbrick of Effingham, who d. 4 Oct., 1859, aged 29; m. second,
Meribah D. Roberts, b. 12 Dec, 1833; d. 28 June, 1906. He d. 8 Sept.,
1892. ChUd by first marriage:
3. i. Alphonso B.,' b. 16 Feb., 1855.
ChUdren by second marriage:
u. Ella A., b. 20 July, 1862.
ui. Mark W., b. 24 June, 1864.
iv. James A., b. 15 Oct., 1866; m. Mrs. Mary (Jones) Carleton. Child:
James'. Resides in Saco, Me.
v. Grace A., b. 8 Sept., 1873; m. William Keefe, and has two dau.
Resides in Saco, Me.
vi. Walter S., b. 9 Jan., 1877; d. 27 April, 1878.
3. Alphonso B'. Chute (Albion', Daniel') b. 16 Feb., 1856, in Effingham,
m. 22 March, 1881, in C, Annette, dau. of Charles H. and Lucy J.
(Peverly) Fletcher, b. 29 Jan., 1862, in C. (See Fletcher Gen.) Mr.
Chute has been a resident of C. since 1876. ChUd: Howard Scott,'
b. 3 Jan., 1882, in C; m. and has one child, Edna', b. 24 Oct.,
1904, in C. CLIFFORD.
1. Solomon Moody' Clifford was b. 4 Aug., 1812, in Gilmanton, son of
Jeremiah', b. 10 May, 1779, in Gilmanton, and Nancy (Rollins)
Clifford who d. 16 July, 1859. Jeremiah' d. 19 July, 1814. Chil
dren: Hiram' Solomon, John, Nathaniel, AbigaU, Sally.
Joseph' Chfford, grandfather of Solomon Moody m. 3 Jan., 1771,
Lydia Moody, dau. of Captain John Moody, early settler of Gihnanton,
who came there 15 Nov., 1764, as shown by Bible record in his own hand.
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66 history of canterbury.
He d. 1829, aged 90. The youngest of Joseph Chfford's 12 chUdren
was Joseph' who inherited the home place in Gilmanton, being b. 30
March, 1794, and having 12 children, of whom only one is living, Alvin
Chfford of Boston. The sons were Benjamin, Bamard, Warren, and
Alvin. The daus. were Louisa (Whidden), Frances (Moore), Sophronia
(Hackett), Hannah (Weeks-Pulsifer-Wyman), Ann (Sleeper), Caroline
(not married), Dorothy (Davis), Charlotte (Whidden) and Laura
(Rockwood).* (See Whidden, Moore, Weeks, and Davis Gens.)
Joseph' Clifford, gieat-grandfather of Solomon Moody, b. 1718; m.
1737, in Kingston, Mary Healey. Isaac Clifford, great-great
grandfather of Solomon Moody, b. 1696, in Kingston; m. Sarah,
dau. of WUham Healey. Isaac' d. 1746 (son Joseph executor).
Israel' Clifford, great-great-great-grandfather of Solomon Moody, b.
1647; m. 1680, Ann Smith. He was one of the incorporators of
Hampton Falls. He was the son of John' Chfford, b. 1614; d. 1694,
of whom nothing is known except that he came to this country
with his father George' Clifford who arrived about 1640, for
in 1645 he was one of the first members of the Ancient & Honorable
ArtiUery Co. of Boston and in same year settled in Hampton and there
d. No record exists of the wives of either father or son but it is known
that they were of the ancient and noble family of Clifford in England
and that they came from the parish of Arnold, Nottingham County.
The site of their first home in Hampton is located and though no
house has been there in over 100 years, the bed of hlies shoot up each
spring. Solomon Moody Clifford came to C. when a young man, where he
m. 27 Nov., 1834, Matilda IngaUs (see IngaUs Gen.); resided at HiU's
Cqmer with the exception of a few years in Lake Village (now Lakeport).
Occupation, shoemaker and farmer; was justice of the peace; d. 12 Jan.
1896. Mrs. Chfford d. 23 April, 1895; both d. in C. ChUdren:
i. Delia Augusta^, b. 15 Oct., 1836, in Lake Village; m. 15 May, 1857,
in C, Joseph KimbaU Hancock. (See Hancock Gen.)
u. Sophia Ingalls, b. 30 Sept., 1838, in Lake ViUage; m. 10 April, 1862,
in Loudon, Olwyn Warland Dow. (See Dow Gen.)
2. iu. Sarah Jane, b. 20 June, 1840.
iv. Byron Moody, b. 30 July, 1846, in C, where he d. 21 Sept., 1853.
V. Clara Hill, b. 8 April, 1849, m C, where she d. 2 Oct., 1853.
2. Sarah Jane' Clifford (Solomon') b. 30 June, 1840, in C; m. 27 Nov.,
1867, m Manchester, George Henry Roby of Lakeport, where they
now reside. Mr. Roby was engaged in trade many years._ At the
same time he dealt in wood and timber bringing the same to Late
VUlage from the forests about Lake Wmnepesaukee. Child: LiUian",
Roby b. 1 Feb., 1871, m Lakeport; m. 7 June, 1894, Frank Pierce Web
ster of Lakeport, Supt. of Laconia Water Co., for 23 years. Mrs.
Webster is director and president of Laconia Home for the Aged.
Child: Ohve Chfford Webster, b. 15 July, 1898, in Lakeport.

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CLOUGH.
1. John' Clough (sometimes speUed Cluff and Cluffe) was b. about 1613,
and came to this country from London, Eng., in the ship Elizabeth,
AprU, 1636. His name is first found on the records of Charlestown,
Mass. From there he went to Watertown, Mass., and became a pro
prietor. Later he removed to Sahsbury, Mass. Occupation, house car
penter. He m. first, Jane  . She d. 16 Jan., 1680, in Sahs
bury; m. second, 15 Jan., 1686, Martha CUley; she survived him.
John received land in the first division at Sahsbury and again in 1640;
he was a taxpayer in 1650 and he subscribed to the oath of fidelity in
that year; he was admitted free man in 1642. Numerous transfers of
of property to and from him are recorded in the old Norfolk County
records. He d. 26 July, 1691 ; his wiU was made on the third day of the
same month and was proved the following Nov. Children by first
marriage:
i. Elizabeth', b. 16 Dec, 1642; m. Wilham Home.
u. Mary, b. 30 July, 1644.
iii. Sarah, b. 28 June, 1646; m. 14 May, 1667, Daniel, son of Nathaniel
MerriU.
2. iv. John, b. 9 March, 1648-49.
3. V. Thomas, b. 29 May, 1651.
vi. Martha, b. 21 or 22 March, 1654; m. 13 Nov., 1674, Cornelius, son
of John Page.
vii. Samuel, b. 20 or 26 Feb., 1656-67; m. 3 Aug., 1679, Elizabeth,
dau. of WUliam Brown.
2. John' Clough {John')b. .9 March, 1648-49, Sahsbury, Mass.; m. 13 Nov.,
1674, at Sahsbury, Mass., Mercy, dau. of John and Mary (Marsh)
Page, pioneers of Hingham and HaverhUl, Mass. Mercy was b. 1
AprU, 1655, in HaverhiU and d. 26 Jan., 1719, in Sahsbury, She was
admitted to the Sahsbury church 6 Sept., 1691. Her will was made
May, 1718, and proven May of the following year. John subscribed
to the oath of allegiance and fidehty in 1677. He was on record as a
freeman in 1699 and his death occurred 19 April, 1718. His wiU was
made more than three years previously. ChUdren:
4. i. Benoni', b. 23 May, 1675.
u. Mary, b. 8 April, 1677; m. 1696-96,  MerriU.
hi. John, b. 30 June, 1678; m. 6 March, 1700-01, Ehzabeth, dau. of
Richard Long.
iv. Cornelius, b. 7 May, 1680; m. first, 13 Jan., 1714, Joanna Sanborn;
m. second, 8 Aug., 1718, Ann Evans.
V. Caleb, b. 26 Oct., 1682; m. first, Mary Mason, intentions, 29 March,
1707; m. second, 22 Dec, 1722, Lydia Perkins.
vi. Joseph, b. 14 Oct., 1684, resided in Kingston.
vu. Sarah, b. 6 AprU, 1686; m. 14 Dec, 1720, Daniel GiU. Admitted
to the Salisbury church 11 Feb., 1710.
viu. Jonathan, b. U April, 1688; m. 31 Dec, 1709, Hannah GUe or
GuiUe; moved to Conn.
ix. Martha, b. 17 March, 1690-91; m., intentions pub., 27 Sept., 1710,
Jacob' (John', Stephen') Flanders.
x. Moses, b. 26 March, 1693; m. first, 14 Nov., 1717, Hannah Cass; m.
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68 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
xi. Aaron, b. 16 Dec, 1695; m. first, 3 Jan., 1721, AbigaU Moulton of
Hampton. She d. 26 Jan., 1743. M. second, 11 March, 1744^45,
Rebecca Brown.
xu. Tabitha, b. 12 Feb., 1697-98; d. 20 Aug., 1698.
3. Thomas' Clough (John') b. 29 May, 1651, in Salisbury, Mass., and re
sided there; m. first, 10 March, 1680, Hannah, dau. of Samuel GUe, b.
25 Feb., 1659; d. 22 Dec, 1683; m. second, 1687, Ruth, dau. of Come-
hus and Sarah Connor of Salisbury, Mass. He subscribed to the oath
of fidelity and aUegiance in 1677, and was a soldier in the defensive
army of the period. With his second wife he was admitted to the Salis
bury church 27 July, 1718. Children by first marriage:
i. Samuel', b. 5 Dec, 1680; m. 9 Sept., 1702, Sarah Roobe.
5. u. Thomas, b. 9 Oct., 1681.
Children by second marriage:
iu. Jeremiah, b. 21 June, 1688; d. 6 Dec, 1709.
iv. Ebenezer, b. 5 July, 1690.
V. Ebenezer, b. 27 April, 1691; m. perhaps Ann  .
vi. Zaccheus, b. 17 Dec, 1691 or 92; m. 21 Jan., 1713 or 14, Sarah'
(Joseph; Onesiphorus', John') Page.
vu. Isaac, b. 24 Jan., 1693 or 94; m. 25 Jan., 1720, Sarah Swain.
vui. Rebecca, b. 3 June, 1696, m. 20 Dec, 1722, Ichabod' (Benoni',-John;
John') Clough.
ix. Hannah, b. 25 Sept., 1698.
X. Judith, b. 1 Oct., 1700; m. 24 Dec, 1722, Benjamin Wadley.
xi. Martha, b. 23 Feb., 1702.
xh. Jethro, b. 26 June, 1705.
xiu. Tabitha, b. 8 Sept., 1707.
xiv. Ruth, b. 7 Sept., 1711; m. 17 Nov., 1730, perhaps Capt. John
Webster.
4. Bbnoni' Clough (John; John') b. 23 May, 1675; m. Hannah  ;
hved in Sahsbury, Mass. Children:
i. Benjamin', b. 25 Sept., 1694.
u. Ichabod, b. 29 June, 1697; m. 20 Dec, 1722, Rebecca Clough.
iu. Nathan, b. 1 Feb., 1699-1700; m. 26 Oct., 1722, Rachel Brown.
iv. Ezekiel, b. 24 May, 1702; m. 19 May, 1725, Sarah Brown.
V. Lydia, b. 20 Feb., 1703-04, d. 16 Aug., 1706.
vi. Nehemiah, b. 18 April, 1706.
6. vii. Joseph, b. 25 Aug., 1708.
viu. Jacob, b. 6 June, 1710; m. 29 Jan., 1735, Mehitable Flanders.
ix. Judith, b. 5 July, 1712; m. 16 Feb., 1743-44, Jacob Thomson.
5. Thomas' Clough (Thomas', John') b. 9 Dec, 1681, in Sahsbury, Mass.,
and resided there as late as 1738, probably removing to Kingston.
Occupation, shoemaker. He is supposed to be the Thomas Clough who
m. 16 Jan., 1706, in Haverhill, Mass., Mary, dau. of Ephraim and
Martha (Bradley) GUe and granddaughter of Samuel GUe, a pioneer
emigrant who resided in Salisbury. A part of his children are on record
in Sahsbury. His estate was administered 13 Nov., 1749. Children:
i. Ephraim', b. 12 Nov., 1706; d. 11 May, 1710.
7. u. Jeremiah, b. 4 AprU, 1710.
hi. Ephraim, b. 9 May, 1713.
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V. Martha, twin, b. 24 June, 1715; d. 6 Jan., 1734-35.
8. vi. Thomas, b. 28 Jan., 1717, in Durham.
vu. Abner, b. 28 Nov., 1720; d. 18 May, 1786.
viu. Mary, b. 7 April, 1723.
ix. Ezekiel, b. 6 Aug., 1726; m. 31 Oct., 1754, Miriam Thompson.
X. Obadiah, b. 11 Aug., 1729.
xi. Mary, b, 19 Oct., 1732,
6. Joseph' Clough, (Benoni; John; John') b. 24r-25 Aug., 1708, in Salis
bury, Mass.; m. first, Hannah  , second, Susanna  , 16 May,
1731. Susanna was b. 16 March, 1712, in Salem, Mass., where they
resided. ChUdren by second marriage:
i. Judith, b. 28 AprU, 1732.
9. u. Jonathan, b. 17 Feb., 1734; moved to Loudon,
iu. Susan, b. 10 March, 1735.
iv. Hannah, b. 2 Oct., 1736,
V. Eliza, b. 6 Dec, 1737.
vi. Lydia, b. 14 Jan., 1739.
vii. Sarah, b. 16 Feb., 1740.
10. vui. Nehemiah, b. 3 July, 1741.
ix. Joseph, b. 22 Nov., 1742; lived in Salem.
X. Benjamin, b. 22 Sept., 1744; went to Boscawen.
xi. ' Jacob, b. 3 Jan., 1746.
xu. Eunice, b. 19 Jan., 1747.
xiu. John, b. 1 March, 1749; went to Loudon.
xiv, David, b. 19 Dec, 1750; settled in Henniker; was dea. of the church,
and prominent in town affairs,
XV. Jacob, second, b. 19 Dec, 1753.
7. Jeremiah' Clough (Thomas; Thomas', John') was b. 4 April, 1710; m.
first. Deliverance Leavitt, of Hampton, b. 6 May, 1719; d. 31 Oct., 1736;
m. second, 16 Feb., 1738, Sarah Elkins. He d. with his son Abner ui
Loudon (Patrick Hist. Sermon), probably in 1792. A wUl of Jeremiah
Clough, dated April 4, 1792, and proved AprU 26, 1792, is in the probate
records at Exeter. This will makes his son Abner his executor. (For
further record, see Capt. Jeremiah Clough, Senior, Vol. I.) Child by
first marriage, b. in C. :
11. i. Jeremiah, Jr.', b. 10 Aug., 1736.
ChUdren by second marriage, b. in C. :
u. Deliverance, b. 2 Feb., 1741.
hi. Martha, b. 9 Nov., 1742; m. 10 Nov., 1763, Henry Gerrish of Bos
cawen. She d. 15 Oct., 1826.
iv. Hannah, b. 29 Dec, 1744; d. 26 Sept., 1756.
V. Thomas, b. 5 Jan., 1746. No children.
vi. Abner, b. 3 June, 1749; d. 22 Feb., 1757.
12. vu. Leavitt, b. 21 July, 1751.
viu. Henry, b. 6 or 8 Feb., 1754, joined the Shakers at Mount Lebanon,
N. Y., where he d. 12 March, 1798.
ix. Joseph, b. 23 May, 1756; m.  Lawrence of Epping. No chil
dren.
x. Sarah, b. 3 Dec, 1769; m. Obadiah Clough.
xi. Abner, b. 7 Jan., 1764; d. 12 Feb., 1808 in Loudon.
8. Thomas' Clough (Thomas', Thomas; John') b. 28 Jan., 1717; m. 10 Dec,
1741, in C, Mary Call. They are supposed, to have come from Sahs
bury, Mass. He was a housewright. Children b. in C. :

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i. Mary', b. 6 Nov., 1742.
u. Sarah, b. 8 Feb., 1745.
ui. Martha, b. 16 July, 1748.
iv. Elizabeth, b. 20 July, 1760; m. Dr. PhUip Carngam, of Concord;
d. 26 Nov., 1805, m Concord. Dr. Carrigain was b. m 1746 m
New York, N. Y., came to Concord in 1763, and estabhshed him-
seh as a physician and surgeon. His son, Philip, became sec
retary of State of N. H., and made the earliest map of the state.
(See Histories of Concord, Bouton and Edition of 1903.) Dr.
and Mrs. Carrigain had a son, Obadiah, and a dau.
13. V. Obadiah, b. 24 Aug., 1763.
9. Jonathan' Clough (Joseph; Benoni') b. 17 Feb., 1734; m. Ehzabeth
Thompson. He was a blacksmith, making axes and scythes. About
1771 he came with his wife and five children to the part of Loudon that
was afterwards called Clough's HUl. It was then a wUdemess. He d.
12 Aug., 1816, ChUdren:
i. Joseph', b. 17 Aug., 1757.
u. Nathan, b. 3 or 4 March, 1769.
iu. Susanna, b. 1760.
iv. Sarah, b. 27 Nov., 1761.
14. V. Jonathan, b. 23 March, 1764.
vi. John, b. 11 March, 1766.
vu. Love, b. 23 Aug., 1767.
10. Nehemiah' Clough (Joseph*, Benoni', John', John') b. 3 July, 1741; m.
SaUy or Sarah Clough, b. 8 Feb., 1745. He was a joiner by trade, but
became owner of a large farm in C, which he divided among his three
sons. He was dea. of the Congregational church, and d. 1825. Chil
dren:
i. Martha', b. 12 Oct., 1773; m. first,  Guy, of C; m. second,
Samuel Norris of Rajmiond. She d. 2 Aug., 1845.
15. u. John, b. 14 April, 1776, in C.
hi. Nehemiah, b. 12 July, 1778; m. Hannah McCrellis; settled in C.
and d. young though leaving several chUdren.
iv. David, b. 4 Aug., 1783, in C; m. Jemima Morrill, b.' 14 Jan., 1784.
V. Sally, b. 5 Aug., 1786; m. first, Samuel Hazelton of C; m. second,
Joseph G. March.
11. Jeremiah' Clough, Jr., (Jeremiah*, Thomas', Thomas', John') b. 10 Aug.,
1736; m. first, AbigaU Kezar, b. 26 Feb., 1736; d. 4 June, 1796; m. second,
Martha (Patty) Hoyt about 10 Dec, 1802, as this is the date of a prop
erty agreement mentioned in his wUl. He d. 10 July, 1819, and was
buried not far from the old fort. He was known as Capt. and Col.
Jeremiah, (For further record see Capt. Jeremiah Clough, Junior,
Volume I.) Children by first marriage:
i. Sarah', b. 20 Feb., 1766; m. Josiah Dow. (See Dow Gen.)
16. u. Jeremiah, 3d, b. 21 Aug., 1768.
ui. Moses, b. 1772 (?).
iv. Susanna, b. 16 March, 1776; m. Col. Moses Gerrish.
V. Martha, b. 7 May, 1779; m. David Cross. Five Children are named
in their grandfather Jeremiah's will, namely, Susannah, Jeremiah,
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12. Leavitt' Clough (Jeremiah; Thomas') b. 21 July, 1761; m. first, Hannah
Fletcher of Loudon; she d. 8 Jan., 1782; m. second, Peggy Mason of
Chichester, b. 2 AprU, 1761. Children by first marriage:
17. i. Sarah' or Sally, b. 19 May, 1777; m. Abner Clough of Loudon.
18. h. Leavitt, b. 30 Oct., 1778.
Children by second marriage:
iu. Hannah, b. 29 June, 1788; m. Josiah Haines. (See Haines Gen.)
iv. Susan or Sabrina, b, 19 Nov., 1796; m. Jeremiah Clough.
13. Obadiah' Clough (Thomas; Thomas', Thomas', John') b. 24 Aug., 1763,
in C; m. 6 Jan., 1779, Sarah, dau. of Jeremiah' and Sarah (Elkins)
Clough; d. 29 Nov., 1823 m C. ChUdren b. m C. :
19. i. Philip', b. 15 Sept., 1779.
u. 0BADL4H, b. 27 March, 1781; d. 28 Feb., 1790.
in. Mary, b. 6 Oct., 1782; d. at the age of fifteen or sixteen.
iv. Jeremiah, b. 15 June, 1784; m. Jemima, dau. of Laban and Sarah
(Ames) MorrUl. He was in the War of 1812 and d. at Baton
Rouge, La. Jemima (Morrill) Clough m. second, Rev. Samuel
B. Dyer, a Free Baptist minister.
V. Elizabeth, b. 5 March, 1787; m. Joseph M. Harper. (See Harper
Gen.)
vi. Sarah, b. 2 Sept., 1789; m. Richard Greenough. (See Greenough
Gen.)
vii. Obadiah, b. 10 Aug., 1791; d. 12 Jan., 1875, in C.
viu. Joseph, b. 12 Jan., 1793.
20. ix. Joseph, b. 1 Feb., 1796.
X. Hannah, b. 20 Feb., 1797.
'21. A. Thomas, b. 12 Dec, 1798.
14. Jonathan' Clough (Jonathan; Joseph*,) b. 23 March, 1764; m. Betsey,
dau. of Ezekiel and Miriam Clough of Epping. She was one of eleven
children, six sons and five daus. Jonathan d. 3 Feb., 1850. His wife
d. 10 Feb., 1861, aged 91 years. ChUdi'en:
22. i. Jeremiah', b. 3 Feb., 1792.
u. Sally, b. 18 May, 1797; d. 25 Oct., 1843.
iu. Jonathan, b. 4 June, 1801 ; d. 27 Feb., 1895.
iv. Joseph, b. 6 Jan., 1804; d. 1 Nov., 1860.
V. Benjamin, b. 6 Jan., 1804; d. 19 Dec, 1836.
15. John' Clough (Nehemiah; Joseph*) b. 14 AprU, 1776; settled on his fath
er's farm in C, one mUe south of the Congregational Church. He was
dea. of this church for fifteen years; m. 29 March, 1802, Judith Gerrish,
b. 12 July, 1780, m Boscawen; d. 19 Dec, 1869. He d. 7 Nov., 1849.
ChUdren:
23. i. Joseph G'., b. 13 Jan., 1803.
u. John, b. 23 April, 1804; d. July, 1863.
hi. Betsey, b. 16 Feb., 1806, in C; m. 17 July, 1835, at Solon, O., Sam
uel Gerrish; she d. Sept. 1865. Children:
1. John C.', b. 22 May, 1836; d. 20 Jan., 1854.
2. Stephen, b. 6 June, 1839; d. 18 Sept., 1843.
3. Elizabeth, b. 19 Nov., 1841; d. 24 Nov., 1841.
4. Lucien, b. 19 July, 1842; d. 18 Aug., 1869.
5. Jane E., b. 22 March, 1844; m. Sept., 1866, John B. Clough.

72 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
24. iv. Baxter, b. 15 Sept., 1807. ^ ^
v. Judith, b. 6 Dec, 1808; m. Samuel HUls. (See HiUs Gen.)
vi. Samuel, b. 2 Nov., 1810; d. 1866. „ ^ ^
vu. Mary, b. 7 March, 1812; m. 24 Feb., 1841, Thomas MUls of Dun-
barton. Child : Henry G., » MUls, b. 22 Nov., 1847; m. 1 ,MAy,
1870, Harriet K. Hopkmson of Groveland, Mass. Children:
1. Charles H.' MUls, b. 21 June, 1874; d. 20 Aug., 1874. 2.
Arthur G. Mills, b. 11 July, 1876; d, 22 Jan., 1877.
25. viu. Henry Hale, b. 21 AprU, 1813.
ix. Sally, b. 22 May, 1815; d. 1826.
X. Phebe, b. 13 Aug., 1816; d. 7 March, 1886.
xi. Martha Ann, b. 23 March, 1817; m. 1 Jan., 1846, Samuel March
Thompson of Sanbomton; d. 12 Jan., 1888. Children:
1. Ann Eliza' Thompson, b. 27 May, 1847; m. Charles Henry
Marden, of C. Child: Martha BeUe» Marden, b. 2 Aug., 1879;
m. Harry Sherman Holbrook of Manchester. Child: RusseU
Sherman" Holbrook, b. 30 May, 1907. '
2. Laura Ellen Thompson, b. 18 Aug., 1851; m. 25 Dec.,' 1870,
George Henry Brown. Children: 1. George Everette' Brown,
b. 21 May, 1876; d. 10 March, 1886. 2. Emma Ahce Brown,
b. 25 Sept., 1877; d. 10 Oct., 1877. 3. Maude Evelyn Brown,
b. 20 Oct., 1879.
xu. David, b. 8 Oct., 1819; d. 1821.
xhi. Nancy, b. 28 April, 1821; m. Enoch Gibson. (See Gibson Gen.)
xiv. Eliza Mary Patrick, b. 27 Nov., 1822; m. James M. Wiggm. (See
Wiggin Gen.)
XV. Arthur, b. 15 Sept., 1824; m.ll April, 1864, Emily Sanbom of
Webster; d. 29 March, 1878. She d. 26 July, 1905, in Penacook.
Child: EUa', b. 24 July, 1856; d. 15 or 16 May, 1863. '
16. Jeremiah' Clough (Jeremiah; Jeremiah*) b. 21 Aug., 1768; m. 3 March,
1792, Martha Foster. Children:
i. Apphia', b. 3 March, 1793; m. 29 Dec, 1812, Daniel Sawyer.
26. U; Jeremiah Foster, b. 27 Nov., 1794.
iu. Hannah, b. 11 Aug., 1796; m. Benjamin Sanbom. (See Sanbom
Gen.)
iv. Mary Rogers (Polly), b. 16 June, 1798; m. John Abbott Chamber
lain. (See Chamberlain Gen).
V. Joseph, b. 25 Sept., 1800; d. 25 Sept., 1825.
17. Sarah' or Sally CtovGs (Leavitt; Jeremiah*) b. 19 May, 1777, in C;
m. Abner' Clough^ b. 1767, m Epping. He d, 25 June, 1844. SaUy d.
March, 1838. Children:
i. Sally', b. 10 Dec, 1797; d. 1799.
27. u. Leavitt, b. 20 Feb., 1800.
28. hi. Abner, b. 16 Dec, 1807.
'29. iv. , Jeremiah, b. 21 Feb., 1811.
18. Leavitt' Clough (Leavitt; Jeremiah; Thomas') b. 30 Oct., 1778; m.
27 Oct., 1800, Abigail, dau. of Dea. David and Abigail Emerson (Stev
ens) MorrUl, b. 8 Feb., 1779; d. 10 May, 1853. He d. 13 Aug., 1825.
Children all b. in C. :
i. Henry', b. 17 Sept., 1801; d. 28 Aug., 1824, m Maryland.
u. William Patrick, b. 25 Oct., 1802; m. Nancy, dau. of Timothy and
Anna Locke Prescott; d. 10 June, 1886 in E. Andover. Mrs.
Clough was b. in GUmanton,; d. in C. ChUd: Corneha A«.;
m..,Howard Moody. (See Moody Gen.)

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31.

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32.

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vi.

vu.

viu.

ix.
X.
xi.
xh.
34.
u.
iu.
iv.
35.
V.
36.
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Mary Ann, b. 8 Jan., 1804.
David Morrill, b. 9 June, 1805.
Miranda E., b. 14 Feb., 1808.
Leavitt Mason, b. 10 Sept., 1809.
Thomas Carmel, b. 16 Feb., 1812; m. Martha Emery of Coijcord;
one dau. He was one of the first settlers in the Western Reserve
of Ohio.
Daniel Webster, b. 7 Aug., 1814; d. 12 Sept., 1895, in HiU.'
Abraham, twin, b. 9 June, 1817; d. same month.
Isaac, twin, b. 9 June, 1817; d. same month.
Martha, twin, b. 24 Feb., 1821 ; d. same month.
Elizabeth, twin, b. 24 Feb-, 1821; d. same paonth.
19. Philip' Clough (Obadiah; Thomas*) b. 15 Sept., 1779; m. 12 March,
1807, Nancy M., dau., of Charies Ghdden of Northfield, b. 2-5 May,
1785; d. 29 July^ 1841, at Coal Grove, O; He d. 10 Sept., 1823, in San
bomton, ChUdren:
33. i. Abnbr', b. 21 Dec, 1807.
Mary A., b. 23 May, 1809.
Charles G., b. 15 Sept., 1810; d. 10 Sept., 1836.
Emily C, b. 6 April, 1812; m. 5 July, 1845, Allen Strong. She d.
3 Dec, 1867. Child: Theodore Alien' Strong.
Sarah Elizabeth, b. 4 Sept., 1815.
Alice G., b. 28 Sept., 1820.
20. Joseph' Clough (Obadiah; Thomas*) b. 1 Feb., 1795, in C; m. Melutable
Ambrose, dau. of Stephen and Abigail (Gihnan) (Ambrose) , Chase.
Mehitable Chase was b. 7 April; 1796, in Northfield. She was th6 sixth
generation from Aquila' Chase (John', David', Anthony; Stephen')
who was b. 1618, came to this country from England with his brothers
Thomas and WiUiam. He was, in Hampton 1640; m. there Ann, dau.
of John Wheeler. Joseph Clough d. 24 March, 1885; his wife d. 6
AprU, 1885, both in C. (See Sketches of Joseph Clough, Vol. I,
Children aU b. in C, except Lucien:
i. Stephen Chase', b. 12 Dec, 1817; m. 19 July, 1846, Agnes Ann
Ferguson, b. 12 Aug., 1822. He d. 23 March, 1850; she d. 10
May, 1892, both in New York City.
u. Jeremiah Morrill, b. 28 June, 1819; m. AprU, 1860, Louisa, dau.
of Isaac and Frances Cooke (Lipscombe) Van Zandt, b. 25 Nov.,
1834, at Salem, Tenn. Jeremiah M. Clough fell at Fort Donel-
son in the Civil War, 15 ' Feb., 1862, Lieut.-Col. of the 7th
Texas Regt. "
iu. Joseph Leonidas, b. 24 July, 1821; d. 14 Sept., 1826.
37. iv. Lucien Bonaparte, b. 17 April, 1823. " ;
V. MYRACHASE.b. 11 April, 1825; d. 16 Sept., 1826.
38.- vi. Joseph, b. 1 Feb., 1828.
¦vii. Obadiah Ambrose, b. 15 Dec, 1829.
viii. Mehitable Chase, b. 6 Nov., 1832; m. 27 Jan., 1868, Samuel Louis
Emery. She d. 28 Dec, 1900, ui Northfield (TUton). (See
Emery Gen.)
ix. Priscilla, twin, b. 5 Nov., 1834; PriscUla d. 2 Feb., 1835, in C.
X. Abigail Chase, twin, b. 5. Nov., 1834; Abigail d. 3 June, 1884, at
Pine Castle, Fla. ¦ • -^
xi. Mary Emery, b. 14 April, 1839.
xu. Albert Barnes, b. 10 March, 1842,
74 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
21. Thomas' Clough (Obadiah; Thomas*) b. 12 Dec, 1798; m. 31 Dec, 1827,
Hannah, dau. of Abial Hazelton, b. 6 Jan., 1811; d. 11 Nov., 1881. He
d. 13 Jan., 1882, both at C. Children b. in C;
i. Hannah', b. 18 Sept., 1831; d. 26 June, 1840.
39. u. Thomas Van Buren, b. 26 March, 1833.
in. Philip Carrigain, b. 19 Feb., 1836; m. 30 Aug., 1866, at Pittsfield,
Mary Eliz-abeth, dau. of Ebenezer and Ehzabeth (KimbaU)
Batchelder. He d. 30 March, 1911; she d. 4 March, 1907,
both in C. where they had always resided.
40. iv. Sarah Greenough, b. 28 May, 1838.
v. Hannah A., b. 11 July, 1840; d. 9 July, 1842.
vi. Susan Adams, b. 26 June, 1843; m. 26 May, 1864, E. Laroy Batch-
elder. (See Batchelder Gen.) Shed. 14 Jan., 1904 in C.
vu. Mary Bricket, b. 28 June, 1847; m. 5 Aug., 1866, at C, Thomas
P. Tuck, b. 2 Feb., 1842, at Brentwood. They reside in Pittsfield.
22. Rev. Jeremiah' Clough* (Jonathan; Jonathan; Joseph*) b. 3 Feb., 1792;
m. first, 28 Dec, 1813, Sabrina, dau. of Leavitt Clough of C, and
moved on to the Leavitt Clough farm. Sabrina was b. 19 Nov., 1795;
d. 23 Nov., 1833. M. second, 10 Sept., 1840, Dehverance, dau. of
Israel, and granddau. of Edmund Hodgdon. Edmund was a Quaker.
Jeremiah' d. 30 July, 1879. Dehverance, his wife, d. 28 July, 1888.
Children by first marriage:
i. Christopher C.', b. 21 Sept., 1814; d. 28 Jan., 1832.
ii. Caroline C, b. 28 Sept., 1815; d. 3 Feb., 1823.
hi. Clarissa C, b. 4 June, 1817; d. 17 March, 1828.
iv. Sarah C, b. 30 April, 1821; d. 6 Aug., 1840.
V. Cleora S., b. 30 June, 1824; d. 9 Dec, 1830.
vi. Arvilla C, b. 28 March, 1826; d. 24 Nov., 1826.
41. vii. Jeremiah L., b. 26 Nov., 1828.
42. viu. Charles C, b. 20 Feb., 1832.
Child by second marriage:
ix. Christiana, b. 3 Sept., 1843, in C.
23. Joseph Gerrish' Clough (John; Nehemiah') b. 13 Jan., 1803; m. 29
Oct., 1829, Rehef Knowles, b. 26 Jan., 1806; settied on a part of his
father's farm; d. 31 March, 1871; wife d. 5 April, 1871, both in C.
ChUdren:
i. Ann Elizabeth', b. 23 July, 1830; m. 25 Dec, 1849, Nehemiah
Clough Gibson; she d. 21 July, 1858.
43. u. Joseph Gerrish, twin, b. 18 May, 1835.
hi. Benjamin Baxter, twin, b. 18 May, 1835.
iv. John Baxter, b. 4 July, 1837; d. 26 Jan., 1839.
V. Susan Frances, b. 18 Aug., 1839; m. 17 March, 1890, Samuel Dana,
son of Andrew and SaUy Batchelder, b. 26 Feb., 1830, in Loudon;
d. 17 Aug., 1901, m E. Concord. His mother, Sally Batchelder,
d. 1900, in Peabody, Mass., aged 107 years.
24. Baxter' Clough (John; Nehemiah') b. 16 Sept., 1807; m. Hannah
Gerrish of Boscawen. Settled m 0.; d. Nov., 1872. ChUdren:
i. Harriet', u. John. hi. Jane. iv. Martha, v. Mary. vi. Hale.
vu. Ella.
* See Chapter on Baptist Church.

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25. Henry Hale' Clough (John', Nehemiah') b. 21 April, 1813; m. Judith
Thompson of Sanbomton; resided in C, Concord, and Boston, Mass.
Children;
i. Martha Ann', b. 17 June, 1844; m. 22 Aug., 1869, Frances A.
Morgan of Sutton. She d. 9 Nov., 1904.
,44. ii. Henry March, b. 13 March, 1853.
26. Jeremiah Foster' Clough (Jeremiah', Jeremiah', Jeremiah*) b. 27 Nov.
1794; m. 26 Dec, 1820, Eleanor Ham. Children:
i. Mary H.'.b. 1823.
h. Martha A., b. 1829; m. C. F. Gerry, one child.
27. Leavitt' Clough (Sally; Leavitt', Jeremiah*) b. 20 Feb., 1800, in Loudon
m. 13 Sept., 1830, Hannah Sargent, b. 18 March, 1801, m Loudon. He
d. 7 Nov., 1867. She d. 14 AprU, 1874. Children:
i. Leavitt', b. 25 AprU, 1832, m Loudon; d. 1880.
45. u. David S., b. 26 Nov., 1833.
in. Sally, b. 26 March, 1836; m. Levi Smith of Candia. Children:
Bert' and George.
28. Abner' Clough (Sally; Leavitt; Jeremiah*) b. 16 Dec, 1807; m. Sarah
Hazelton of C, b. 4 Feb., 1814; d. 4 Sept., 1900. He d. 28 May, 1891,
in Loudon. Children:
i. Lucy M.', b. 25 Nov., 1835; d. 1 Sept., 1857.
u. Abial H., b. 9 Dec, 1839; m. Abbie F. Ladd of Loudon; d. 18 Jan.,
1891. She d. 18 Jan., 1910.
hi. Jeremiah A., b. 22 Nov., 1846; m. NeUie M. Peverly of C.
29. Jeremiah' Clough (Sally; Leavitt; Jeremiah*) b. 21 Feb., 1811; m. Polly
Hook, b. 31 Dec, 1815, m Chichester. He d; 7 May, 1891, m Pitts
field. She d. 19 March, 1865. ChUd:
46. i. Adaline', b. 23 Aug., 1835.
30. Mary Ann' Clough (Leavitt', Leavitt; Jeremiah*) b. 8 Jan., 1804; m.
AprU, 1825, Jonathan Brown of Chichester. He d. 1889; she d. March,
1892. ChUdren:
i. Mary Ann' Brown, b. 28 Dec, 1826; m. George WUson Sanborn, b.
29 Nov., 1846.
ii. Almira Brown, b. 29 Dec, 1828, in GUmanton; m. 28 AprU, 1852, in
GUmanton, Stephen L. Taylor. He d. 1910. ChUdren: 1.
Mary J'. Taylor, b. 13 March, 1853; m. 27 Oct., 1875, J. MiUard
Peabody. He d. 20 Aug., 1888. 2. George S. Taylor, b. 19
Aug., 18.54; m. 9 May, 1888, Flora E. Sawyer. He d. 16 June,
1905. 3. Edward E. Taylor, b. 21 April, 1858.
iii. Henry Clough Brown, b. 1 Jan-., 1831; m. Mary Beckford, 16 Sept.
1856.
iv. James B. Brown, b. 1 Sept., 1832; m. Elizabeth Shannon, 2 Sept.,
1858.
V. Sarah .Elizabeth Brown, b. 22 March, 1836; m. Luther Page.
vi. Hannah Jane Brown, b. 18 June, 18.i9; m. Samuel Eveleth.
vii. Charles J. Brown, b. 15 June, 1841; m. Hattie R. Lyford, 1 July,
1866.
viu. Newell Brown, d. in army.
ix. William L. Brown, b. April, 1846; m. EUa Taylor, 1 Jan., 1870.

76 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
31. David Morrill' Clough (Leavitt; Leavitt') b. 9 June, 1805; m. first, 25
Oct., 1828, Almyra, dau. of Ebenezer and Hannah (Heath) Batchelder,
b. 7 June, 1805; d. 5 Nov., 1851; m. second, 17 June, 1866, Mrs. Carohne
(Gibson) TaUant, dau. of Enoch and Mary or PoUy (Gibson) Gibson.
Mrs. TaUant had a dau. Mary, b. 10 Nov., 1842, m C; d. 8 April, 1872.
Mrs. Carohne Clough d. 29 July, 1903. David M. Clough d. 31 Jan.,
1886. (See Vol. I, Chap. XI.) Children by first marriage:
i. Ann Maria', b. 1830; d. 9 Aug., 1838.
47. u. Henry Leavitt, b. 17 Feb., 1834.
ui. Mary S., b. 1836; d. 2 Aug., 1838.
48. iv. Edwin David, b. 5 Oct., 1843.
49. V. Charles Newell, b. 5 Jan., 1849.
32. Miranda E,' Clough (Leavitt; Leavitt') b. 14 Feb., 1808; m. Jan., 1835,
Jonathan Prescott of GUmanton. She d. 24 Sept., 1901. ChUdren:
i. Ellen M.' Prescott, b. Oct., 1835.
ii. Anna L. Prescott, b. Sept., 1838.
in. George Prescott, b. 8 Sept., 1846.
33. Abner' Clough (Philip; Obadiah') b. 21 Dec, 1807; m. 4 March, 1838,
Olive Lefevre, b. 18 Sept., 1820, in Lancaster, O. : ChUdren :
i. CHARLEsP.',b. 18 July, 1841; d. 7 Sept., 1844.
u. Jacob Henry, b. 23 Nov., 1846; m. Nov., 1874, Ahce Jackson
Waterman, b. Nov., 1848, in Belpre, O. He d. July, 1901, m
Portsmouth, O. Child : Arthur S. •, b. 9 Jan., 1876 ; d. 13 March,
1877. ^ „ ,
iu. Charlotte E., b. 30 May, 1851; m. 27 Dec, 1869, Cyrus Brooks
WiUiams, b. 26 Jan., 1845, in Portsmouth, O. Child: Guy
Voorhees', b. 16 Jan., 1876; m. 10 June, 1900, Mary Nancy
Brown, b. 1880, in Portsmouth, O.
34. Mary A.' Clough (Philip; Obadiah') b. 23 May, 1809; m. 10 May, 1835,
Jesse Young, she d. 10 July, 1897, in Portsmouth, O. ChUdren:
i. Sarah Alice', b. 13 Oct., 1837; d. 9 Dec, 1892.
u. Philip Clough, b. 19 Jan., 1839; m. 7 May, 1867, Agnes B. Corns.
He d. 9 July, 1883, in Jackson, O. Children: 1. Jesfjie AdeUe',
b. 27 Feb., 1868; m. 29 Oct., 1890, Sherman C. Holiday; she d.
13 Oct., 1892. 2. Daniel W., b. 30 Sept., 1870. 3. Ernest
Cranston, b. 28 Jan., 1873; m. 28 March, 1896, Effie Grace
Snyder. 4. Emily Caroline, b. 24 Jan., 1880. 6. Phihp
Clough, b. 10 Jan., 1882.
iu, Emma Caroline, b. 26 April, 1842; d. 27 June, 1871.
iv. Mary Ann, b. 2 May, 1844, resides in Chico, Cal.
35. Sarah Elizabeth' Clough (Philip', Obadiah') b. 4 Sept., 1815; m. 11
AprU, 1837, Jacob S. Hurd. ¦ He was kiUed 2 Feb., 1866, by explosion of
steamer W. R. Carter, near Vicksburg, Miss, She d. 21 Oct., 1893, in
Pittsburgh, Penn. Children b. at Jackson Furnace, O.
i., John Ricker' Hurd, b. 4 Jan., 1838; m. 13 Oct., .1867, Ahce, dau.
of Charles Tracy of Portsmouth, O., b. 30 Jan., 1845. Children:
1. Tracy Seymour', b. 11 May, 1868; m..lO Oct., 1893, Nellie
McDonald. 2. Fannie Winifred, b. 17 June, 18 69; d. 24 June,
1870. 3. Bertha Oaks, b. 16 Aug., 1872; m. Sept., 1891, John
H. Shaw. ChUd: Mildred', b. 6 July, 1892. 4. Maria, b.

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13 May, 1874; d. 29 Aug., 1875. 6. Frank Leshe, b. 2 Nov.,
1875; d. 31 Aug., 1876.
ii. Jesse Clough Hurd, b. 1 Dec, 1839; m. 6 Sept., 1866, Julia Dungan
in Jackson, O. Children;
1. Jesse', b. 23 AprU, 1871; m. 1896, Anna Jenkins. Children;
1. Francis Bernard", b. 2 Sept., 1897. 2. Dorothy HUdreth,
b. 29 Dec, 1899. 3. Julia Ehzabeth, b. 4 AprU, 1902.
4. Donald Clough, b. 13 July, 1904. 5. Ada Genevieve,
b. 24 Feb., 1907.
2. Alice, b. 24 Nov., 1873.
3. Levi Dungan, b. 23 Aug., 1876.
4. Harold, b. 3 July, 1879.
5. Ethel Hall, b. 31 Jan., 1883.
6. Bertha Etta, b. 3 May., 1885.
hi. Nancy Alice Hurd, b. 14 Nov., 1841; m, 23 Oct., 1866, Charies
H. Riggs, b. 13 Feb., 1840, in Portsmouth, O. Mr. Riggs
traces his family back to Edward Riggs who came in 1633 from
England and settled in Roxbury, Mass, His line is as follows :
Charles Henry' Riggs (.Joseph', Stephen; Joseph', Gideon',
Joseph*, Edward', Edward', Edward'). In 1665, Edward' was one
of a small party who purchased and settled Derby, Conn., and
was one of the original planters of Newark, N. J., in 1666,
His house in Derby was the hiding place of Goff and Whaley,
two of the executioners of Charles I. ChUdren: 1. Elizabeth
Clough' Riggs, b. 22 AprU, 1868, in AUegheny, Penn. 2.
Edwin Hurd Riggs, b. 21 Oct., 1870, in Emporia, Kan. 3.
Harriet Baldridge Riggs, b. 12 May, 1873, in Pittsburgh, Penn.
4. Alice Wmifred Riggs, b, 27 May., 1878, in Pittsburgh, Penn.
iv. Joseph Harper Hurd, b. 27 Jan., 1844; m. 16 April, 1868, Anna
Brown, b. 8 July, 1843, in Lafayette, Ind. ChUd: Myra', b.
15 Sept., 1873, in Portsmouth, O.; m. 1896, Alexander Crouch.
ChUd: Harper '« Crouch, b. 5 Jan., 1897.
36. Alice G'. Clough (Philip; Obadiah') b. 28 Sept., 1820, in Sanbomton; m.
22 Nov., 1838, Camillus HaU, M. D., b. 7 Aug., 1812; d. 18 June, 1887,
in Burlington, 0. ChUdren:
i. Ethel G.' Hall, b. 7 Nov., 1843; m. 23 July, 1866, Benjamin R.
Johnston, b. 24 Oct., 1834. Children: 1. Alice M.» Johnson, b.
11 Aug., 1867. 2. Mary Clough Johnson, b. 13 March, 1871.
3. Ruth HaU Johnson, b. 10 Sept., 1875.
u. Cecil St. Clair Hall, b. 28 Oct., 1845; d. 7 May, 1870.
37. Lucien Bonaparte' Clough (Joseph; Obadiah') b. 17 April, 1823, in
Northfield; m. 20 Nov., 1866, in Augusta, Me., Maria Louisa, dau.
of Albert GaUatin and Rebecca (Ford) Dole, b. 29 Jan., 1834, ui AIna,
Me.; d. 11 April, 1906. He d. 28 July, 1895, both in Manchester.
Children b. in Manchester:
i. Rebecca Louise', b. 16 Dec, 1862; m. Sherman Leland, son of Dr.
Solomon Mason and Henrietta KimbaU (Hersey) Whipple, b.
4 March, 1862, in New London. Children: 1. Dorothy
Whipple, b. 27 July, 1894, in Quebec, Can. 2. Katharyn
Carieton Whipple, b. 30 Nov., 1895, in Brookline, Mass. 3.
Sherman Leland Whipple, Jr., b. 21 Feb., 1898, in Brookline.
u. Albert Lucien, b. 24 June, 1869; m. 28 Feb., 1905, in Manchester,
Sara, dau. ofNathan Parker and Ehzabeth S. (Bisbee) Hunt.
Children b. in Manchester: Elizabeth Louise', b. 12 Dec, 1906;
Mary Hunt, b. 24 March, 1908; Constance Irene, b. 20 Aug.,
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78 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
38. Joseph' Clough (Joseph; Obadiah') b. 1 Feb., 1828; m. 21 April, 1858,
Sarah MatUda, dau. of Dr. Ebenezer T. and Mary M. (White) Leamed
of FaU River, Mass., b. 19 Sept., 1836, in Ashbumham, Mass. He
d. 9 Jan., 1877, in Nashua. She m. second, Rufus Fitzgerajd of Nashua
and d. 18 Dec, 1908. Children b. m Nashua:
i. Joseph Learned', b. 7 July, 1861 ; m. 23 Aug., 1883, Florence Elhnor
Knight, dau. of Jeremiah K. and Sarah (Hamer) Aldrich,
b. 23 Dec, 1860, in Warwick, R. I. ChUdren: b. in Nashua:
1. Sarah Leamed', b. 1 Sept., 1884. 2. Joseph Percival, b.
16 July, 1886; m. 29 June, 1910, in Nashua, Cora Belle, dau. of
Louis N. and Henrietta M. (RusseU) Porter, b. 14 Aug., 1889,
in Nashua. 3. Robert Allison, b. 2 Nov., 1887; m. 25 May,
1911, Sadie M., dau. of Edwin Freeman and Alice (Lucier)
Garland, b. 17 June, 1888, in Nashua. 4. EUinor Bradford,
b. 9 May, 1890. 5. Lucien Albert, b. 23 Sept., 1893. 6. Flor
ence Emery, b. 27 May, 1896. 7. Lihan Aldrich, b. 8 Aug., 1902.
u. Annie Bradford, b. 31 March, 1863; m. 2 Nov., 1881, Frank S.
son of Ohver P. and Sarah S. (Philbrick) Hussey, b. 18 Sept.,
1858, in Nashua. Child: Norman Clough" Hussey, b. 4 Oct.,
1882, in Nashua; m. 10 April, 1907, Grace May, dau. of John
Hartland and Mary A. (Kedney) Vickery, b. 7 May, 1874, in
Nashua.
39. Thomas Van Buren' Clough (Thomas', Obadiah',) b. 26 March, 1833;
m. 4 May, 1866, in Sahsbury, Maria R., dau. of John C. and EmUy
BaUey Gale. He d. 12 July, 1898, m Frankhn. Children:
i. Lena Maria', b. 31 Aug., 1866, in E. Andover; m. 30 June, l897, in
Somerville, Mass., Fred Joseph, son of Deloss Watson and E.
(Griffith) WooddeU of KUlingly, Conn. Children: 1. Marion
MabeUe' WooddeU, b. 24 Oct., 1898, in Webster, Mass. 2.
Henry Frederick WooddeU, b. 4 Oct., 1900, in Webster. 3.
Arthur Clough WooddeU, b. 16 Sept., 1902, in Greenwood, R. I.
u. Thomas Benton, b. 6 Nov., 1871, m. Janie Johnson, dau., of John
and Jane (Lennox) Curran, b. in Richibucto, N. B., 8 June,
1876. Children: Benton PhUip' b. 23 Jan., 1907; d. 1 Feb.,
1907. Jean Lennox, b. 15 Sept., 1909.
iu. Arthur Francis, b. 8 Sept., 1877, in Franklin; m. Laura EsteUa,
dau. of Cyrus P. and Deha EsteUa (Hayford) Dow, b. 1 Nov.,
1877, in Laconia. Her father is a native of Sanbomton and her
mother was b. in Conway.
40. Sarah Greenough' Clough (T-homas; Obadiah') b. 28 May, 1838; m.
14 Feb., 1861, at C, Henry A. L., son of Hiram and Mary Batchelder
French, b. in Loudon. He was in the Civil War, 1st Lieut, of Co. F,
12th Regt, N. H. Vol. He feU at the battle of Gettysburg at the age of
30. His wife d. 11 March, 1863, at C. Child:
i. Sarah Angie', French, b. 5 Oct., 1862, at C. ; m. 1 Sept., 1894, at
Orange, N. J., Sumter Beauregard Battey, M. D., b. 14 April,
1861, at Augusta, Ga., He was a son of Henry Battey, a south
ern soldier who was killed in the Civil War. Sarah Angie
French Battey, graduated from The Woman's Medical Col
lege of the N. Y. Infirmary in 1887; became a member of
the N. Y. County Medical Society in 1888; of the N. Y. Acad
emy of Medicine in 1891; of the N. Y. Medical Legal Society in
1888. ChUdren: Bryan Mann' Battey, b. 1 Aug., 1896; Rosa-
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41. Jeremiah L.' Clough (Jeremiah', Jonathan; Jonathan') b. 25 Nov.,
1828; m. Clara, dau, of Joseph Clough, of Loudon; d. 24 Nov., 1871.
Children:
i. Lucy Sabrina', b. 14 May, 1866; d. 30 June, 1880.
u. Jeremiah J., b. 19 Nov., 1868; d. 4 July, 1888.
42. Charla C'. Clough (Jeremiah; Jonathan') b. 20 Feb., 1832, m. 29 Nov.,
1855, Mary E., dau. of Ira Osgood, d. 29 July, 1861. His wife d. 15
Aug., 1905. Child:
i. Charla', b. 19 July, 1861, at C; m. 5 Jan., 1897, at Loudon, John
H., son of Daniel True, b. 5 Jan., 1850, in Loudon.
43. Joseph Gehrish' Clough (Joseph Gerrish; John; Nehemiah'), b. 18
May, 1836; m. 29 May, 1873, m C, Martha Ehzabeth, dau., of Joseph
and Lucy (Emery) Ayers, b. 29 May, 1848, m C. He d. 7 July, 1900,
in C. ChUdren:
i. Alice Ayers', b. 23 June, 1874; d. 23 July, 1875.
u. Harry Gerrish, b. 2 Oct., 1876; m. 29 April, 1906, Laura M.
Buehler. ChUdren: Buelah", b. 20 Dec, 1906; Mary Ehzabeth,
b. 1 July, 1908.
44. Henry March' Clough (Henry Hale; John; Nehemiah') b. 13 March,
1863; m. 22 June, 1880, Ada J. Clark of Concord. ChUdren:
i. Florence Ada», b. 3 May, 1882.
u. Marion Cook, b. 8 April, 1887.
45. David S.' Clough (Leavitt; Sally; Leavitt') b. 26 Nov., 1833; m. 8 June,
1858, Eliza Ann, dau. of Samuel and DoUy Wales, b. 22 May, 1843, in
Loudon; d. 20 Sept., 1897. ChUdren b. in Loudon;
i. Walter L.', b. 6 Oct., 1860; m. 12 Jan., 1895, in Loudon, Dora
Moses Rand, b. 27 Dec, 1862, in Gilmanton.
ii. Adaline M., b. 13 Nov., 1864; m. 23 Jan., 1892, James J., son of
Timothy and Mary Harrington, b. 1868, in Boston, Mass.
ChUdren: James Elmer" Harrington, b. 21 AprU, 1894, in Lou
don. Frank WUham Harrington, b. 2 July, 1891, in Littleton.
Adaline Ehza Harrington, b. 5 Feb., 1906, in Littleton.
iu. Joseph E., b. 21 AprU, 1867; m. 15 Oct., 1893, in Boston, Mass.,
Maud B. Cloran. Children: Mary Isabel, b. 9 Sept., 1894, in
Charlestown, Mass. Ruth Ann, b. 24 June, 1897, in Charles
town. David Thomas, b. 16 Feb., 1899, in SomerviUe, Mass.
James W., b. 20 Jime, 1900, Boston, Mass.
46. Adaline' Clough (Jeremiah; Sally; Leavitt') b. 23 Aug., 1836, in Lou
don; m. Charles O. Green and went west. Children:
i. Edgar Stuart' Green, b. 6 March, 1864, in Pittsfield. ChUdren:
Andria Helen" Green, b. 14 March, 1886. Adaline Green, b.
18 Oct., 1890, m Beloit, Wis. Kathryn Green, b. 9 June, 1903.
u. Helen Maud Green, b. 27 Sept., 1856.
iu. Charles Clough Green, b. 19 Feb., 1869.
iv. Will Hodgdon Green, b. 19 Oct., 1861, in Beloit, Wis., as were
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80 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
47. Henry Leavitt' Clough (David M. ', Leamtt; Leavitt') b. 17 Feb., 1834,
in C.;m. 31 March, 1886, BeUe Howard, dau. of Clinton David and Mrs.
Mary Elizabeth (Spiller) (Jackson) Shaw. Child b. in C. :
i. Almyra Elizabeth', b. 26 Nov., 1887; m. 1 June, 1907, Elmer Ben
jamin, son of Charles and Elizabeth (Porter) Osgood of Somer
viUe, Mass. Child: Constance" Osgood, b. 4 Dec, 1909.
48. Edwin David' Clough (David Morrill', Leavitt', Leavitt') b. 6 Oct., 1843,
at GUmanton; m. 20 Oct., 1867, at Concord, Ehza, dau. of Rev. John
Couch, b. 15 Aug., 1842, at Warner. Children:
i. Clara Almira', b. 26 Sept., 1870; d. 20 Nov., 1871.
u. Mary Tallant, b. 11 Oct., 1874; m. 12 Oct., 1898, at Concord,
Everett Emery, b. 10 Jan., 1870, in Loudon, son of Jeremiah and
Hannah K. (Wales) Clough who were m. 1865. Jeremiah Clough
was b. 31 March, 1817; d. 8 Oct., 1884. Hannah Wales was a
dau. of Enoch Wales. She d. 14 Jan., 1893. Everett E. Clough
traces his ancestry to John' Clough thus: Everett', Jeremiah;
Ezekiel', (m. Susan Fernald) Ezekiel', Joshua*, Caleb', John',
John'. ChUd: Almeda Greeley", b. 4 Dec, 1899.
49. Charles Newell' Clough (David M.', Leavitt', Leavitt') b. 5 Jan., 1849;
m. 15 Jan., 1873, Emma T., dau. of John B. and Catherine Hoague
MorriU of Brighton. She d. 26 March, 1910. Children b. m C. :
i. David Morrill', b. 16 May, 1879.
u. Caroline Gibson, b. 4 Sept., 1888; m. 26 Nov., 1908, Guy Ethel
bert Morrill. (See MorriU Gen.)
CODY.
1. Philip Cody', from whom this branch of the family is descended, came
to America about 1790. He d. in Mass. He was m. to Martha 
who d. in 1756. Children: i. John', u. Joseph, iu. Abraham, iv.
Isaac V. Thomas, vi. Mary.
2. Isaac Cody (Philip') b. in Mass.; d. near Saratoga Springs, N. Y. He m.
Polly  . Children: i. Phihp'. ii. John. iu. Joseph, iv. Isaac.
V. Abbie. vi. Jerusha. vii. PoUy. viii. Pattie.
(This early ancestry is given on the authority of Mrs. Ahce Cody Markle.
Another writer, however, inserts two ancestors in place of Isaac, namely,
Joseph and an extra PhUip. Both authorities agree on Philip' and on Philip'
who m. Lydia Martin.)
3. Philip' Cody (Isaac; Philip') b. July, 1770, in Mass.; d. 2 Jan., 1850, in
Cleveland, O. He m. Lydia Martin, dau. of Robert and Betsey (Lewis)
Martin of Hartford, Conn. ChUdren;
i. Betsey', b. 5 Jan .,1798; d. Oct., 1847, m Cleveland,0.; m. WUham
Custard, Children: 1. Lucindy. 2. Philip. 3. Emma, 4.
and 5. Twins, Surieha and Minerva. 6. Wilham. 7. Ehza. 8
Ehzabeth. 9. Nelson. 10. Susan. 11. Stephen.
u. Alice, b. 20 June, 1800, m Canada; m. Jacob Markle 4 Feb., 1816.
He d. 7 Oct., 1841, in Cleveland, O. Children: 1. Senith'.
2. Joel. 3. Lydia. 4. Elijah. 5. Ehzabeth. 6. John. 7.
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GENEALOGIES. 81
iu. Sophia, b. 10 Sept., 1801, in Canada; m. in 1829 Levi Billings who d.
in Cleveland, O., 1849. Children: 1. Sophia. 2. Emeline.
3. Horace. 4. Lydia,
iv. Nancy, b. in Canada; m.  Marigold. Lived in Canada.
v. PATTiEorMARTHA,b. in Canada; m. Chas. Bumheart. They moved
to Oregon and had a large family.
vi. Lydia, m. 1830 to John OdeU at Cleveland, O. Children: 1. Delos'.
2. Artie. 3. Joseph. 4. Theodore. 5. Mary. 6. Lydia. 7.
John.
vu. Elias, unm.
viu. Elijah, b. in Canada; d. at Pike's Peak. Twice m. and had six
children.
4. ix. Isaac, b. 1811; d. in Kansas, 18.57.
x. Joseph, was twice m. Second wife was Alvira Cable. They hved
in Cleveland, O., had one child, Josephine.
5. xi. Philip, b. about 1816 in Canada.
4. Isaac Cody (Philip; Isaac; Philip') b. 1811; d. in Kan., in 1857, kiUed
in the "Border War"; m. 1840, Mary B. Laycock in Cincinnati, O. She
was b. 1815 in N. J., and d. 1863 in Kan. They had six chUdren, one of
whom was WUham Frederick, "Buffalo BiU," the famous scout, who
in recent years has been known throughout the world on account of
his "WUd West Show."
5. Dr. Philip' Cody (Philip', Isaac, Philip') was a physician in Cleveland,
O., and Sheboygan Falls, Mich., where he d. 11 Oct., 1846, or 1847, at the
age of 30 years. B. in Canada about 1816, he came to Ohio as a young
man and m. Harriet Maria, dau. of Ahimahaz Sherwin of Cleveland.
She d. Feb., 1853. ChUdren:
i. Darwin Dianthus, b. 25 Dec, 1838, wholesale grocer in Grand Rap
ids, Mich., served in Co. I, 1st Ohio V. L. Artillery in the Civil
War; m. 2 Dec, 1867, Martha Lewis, b. 6 July, 1840; d. 10 May,
1910. Children:
1. Lewis Philip', b. 31 Dec, 1869, a grad. of the Mass. Inst, of
Tech., 1892.
2. Gertrude Harriet', b. 19 May, 1871; m. 16 Sept., 1892, Roy
S. Bumhart, b. 1 July, 1870, at Schoolcraft, Mich. Children:
(1) WiUiard', b. 16 Sept., 1894. (2) Darwin Stanley, b. 16 Aug.,
1896. (3) Harriet Louise, b. 22 Nov., 1898. (4) Stanley, b.
2 Nov., 1900.
ii. LiNDUs, b. 26 Oct., 1840; m. 16 Oct., 1861, Ameha, b. 16 June, 1843,
dau. of Whitcomb and Harriet (Fancher) Famsworth of Cayuga,
Co., N. Y. Children: bom in Cleveland, O.:
1. Harriet Eliza', b. 26 Aug., 1862; d. 3 Jan., 1904; m. 15 Sept.,
1880, Andrew Marsh of Cleveland. Children; (1) Lindus'
Cody, b. 30 Sept., 1883; m. 26 June, 1909, Eleanor Blake, b.
9 Nov., 1894, dau. of Charles A. Blake of St. Louis, Mo. (2)
Roy Parker, b. 18 Sept., 1886. (3) Edith Myrtle, b. 15 Dec,
1887.
2. Lydia Sarah, b. 17 Dec, 1863. A grad. of Boston University.
3. Harry Bissell, b. 12 Oct., 1868. A grad of Western Reserve
University; m. 26 Feb., 1896, Elmar, b. 27 Sept., 1871, dau.
of Harris and Dr. Martha Canfield of Cleveland, O. Child:
Louis Fancher', b. 20 Apr., 1896.
4. Frank Lindus, b. 31 Dec, 1867; m. 23 Oct., 1894, Ida Rowine
Baker, b. 24 June, 1872, in Cleveland. ChUdren b. in Cleve-
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82 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
land, Zella Rowine', b. 28 Apr., 1896 and Wilhs Judson, b. 26
5. M^Y Amelia, b. 28 Oct., 1871. A grad. of Chicago IQnder-
garten College, Chicago. She teaches in Nagaski, Japan,
under the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M. hj.
6. Arthto Philip, b. 15 July, 1875; m. 20 Sept., 1909, Marie, b.
24 Oct., 1885, dau. of Schuyler Davis of Cleveland. Child:
Mary Ehzabeth', b. 24 June, 1910. ,„„. • t, u
7. Ethel Jane, b. 18 March, 1880; m. 28 Oct., 1904, m Bombay,
India, to Rev. Sam Higgenbottom, a teacher at the Christian
CoUege, Allahabad, India, under the Board of Foreign Mis
sions. He is also Supt. of the Naini Leper Asylum, b. in Wales
27 Oct., 1874, he grad. from Princeton CoUege. ChUdren: (1)
Gertrude Cody, b. 30 Sept., 1905. (2) Samuel Ashton, b.
14 Sept., 1906. Both b. m India.
8. Grace Isabelle, b. 6 Jan., 1882.
9. Gertrude Louise, b. 17 Oct., 1885.
ui. Aldus, b. 4 Dec, 1842, in Cleveland, O.; d. 12 Jan., 1879, in Lincota,
Neb. He served as sergeant in Co. I, 103 Ohio Vol. Inf He m.
15 May, 1866, Ehza Ann, dau. of Joseph G. and Amanda (MomU)
Patrick of Solon, O. Children:
1. Morrill', b. 1 July, 1867, in Cleveland, O.; d. same day.
2. Alpheus Sherwin, b. 30 Nov., 1869, at Cody MUls, Mich.; m.
in London, Eng., 5 Sept., 1896, Marian Theresa, dau. of
Edward Hurley of England. They have one child, Edward
MorriU', b. 10 April, 1901, in Chicago. Alpheus Sherwm Cody
is a grad. of Amherst CoUege, 1889. He is an authority on
business Enghsh and letter writing, and conducts the Old Greek
Press and the Cody System School of Enghsh. Author of
"The Art of Short Story Writing, " "How to Write Fiction,"
and other instructive books on the use of Enghsh.
3. Luther Morrill, b. 2 March, 1871, in Lincoln, Neb.
4. Richard Aldus, b. 2 Nov., 1872, in Lincoln, Neb., salesman;
m. 15 Jan., 1901, Mary Prescott Brown of C, b. 2 May ,1877.
Children; (1) Winthrop Prescott', b. 8 Sept., 1902, in AUston,
Mass. (2) Richard Stanley, b. 24 March, 1907, in Boston.
5. Robert Stanley, b. 28 Dec, 1874, in Lincoln, Neb., d. 14
Feb., 1903, in Jamaica Plain, Mass.; m. 10 Sept., 1902, Ivy
Louise, b, 5 July, 1875, in Cleveland, O., dau, of George W.
and A. Louise (Tajdor) Lewton.
COGSWELL
Tradition and probabihty identify the name CogsweU with the old Enghsh
town of CoggeshaU, which is located forty-four miles from London in the county
of Essex. It is the behef of the CogsweUs now holding the ancient CogsweU
possessions in Westbury, County of WUts, England, that their ancestors came
from the county of Essex and were there known as CoggeshaU with the various
spellings which appear, Cogshall, Coggeshall, Hoggeshale, CogeshoU, Coge-
shole, Coggashael, Cogshol, Coxhall, Cockshall and Coggshale. Besides the
family tradition, experts in such matters say that CogsweU and Coggeshall
in England have the same origin. The CoggeshaUs in the reign of Henry VI
became a widely distributed race, the branches remaining in several counties.
Between Henry VI and Charles I there was plenty of time for the name to
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GENEALOGIES. 83
origin in England, they are two distinct names in America, although sometimes
confounded. The CoggeshaUs of this country have mostly descended from
John Coggeshall, the first Governor of Rhode Island, while the Cogswells,
with the exception of a few recent immigrants, have sprung from John Cogs
weU, who came from Westbury Leigh, County of Wilts, England, and settled
in 1635 at Ipswich, Mass.*
1. John' Cogswell, son of Edward and Ahce Cogswell, was b. 1592, in
, Westbury Leigh, County of Wilts, England; m. 10 Sept., 1615, Ehza
beth, dau. of Rev. Wilham and PhiUis Thompson. Mrs. Thompson's
father was the Vicar of Westbury Parish from 1603 to the time of his
death in 1623. John Cogswell resided in Westbury until 1636, when he
emigrated to America in the ship Angel Gabriel and settled in Ipswich,
Mass. He d. 29 Nov., 1669. She d. 2 June, 1676. Children:
i. A dau.s who m. and resided in London.
ii. Mary, m. 1649, Godfrey Armitage.
2. iu. William, bapt. March, 1619. iv. John, bapt. 25 July, 1622; d. 27
Sept. 1653. V. Hannah, m. 1652, Dea. Comehus Waldo.
vi. Abigail, m. Thomas Clark. vii. Edward, b. 1629.
vui. Sarah, m. 1663, Simon Tuttle, d. 1692. ix. Elizabeth,
m. 31 July, 1657, Nathaniel Masterson.
2. Williams Cogswell (John') b. 1619, in Westbury Leigh, Eng., m. 1649
Susanna, dau. of Adam and Mrs. Anne (Hutchinson) Hawkes, b. 1633
in Charlestown, Mass.; d. prior to 1696. He d. 15 Dec, 1700. They
resided in Chebacco, Ipswich, Mass. Mr. CogsweU was frequently
chosen on the board of selectmen and moderator of parish meetings.
He gave the land on which to erect a meeting house. Children:
i. Elizabeth', b. 1650; m. 22 Feb., 1670, Col. Thomas Wade; d. 28
Dec, 1726.
ii. Hester, m. first, 24 Aug., 1675, Samuel Bishop; second, 16 Dec,
1689, Lieut. Thomas Burnham.
iii. Susanna, b. 5 Jan., 1657; m. 21 Jan., 1681, Benjamin White.
iv. Ann, b. 5 Jan., 1657; d. prior to 1696.
V. William, b. 4 Dec, 1669; m. 9 Oct., 1685, Martha Emerson; d.
14 AprU, 1708.
vi. Jonathan, b. 26 April, 1661; m. 24 May, 1688, Elizabeth Wain-
wright; d. 14 July, 1717.
vii. Edmund, d. young, 15 May, 1680.
3. vui. John, b. 12 May, 1665.
ix. Adam, b. 12 Jan., 1667; m. AbigaU  ; d. 8 Feb., 1749.
X. Sarah, b. 3 Feb., 1668; m. 6 Nov., 1685, WUham Noyes.
3. Lieut. John' Cogswell (William', John') b. 12 May, 1665, in Chebacco,
Ipswich, Mass.; m. Hannah, dau. of WiUiam and Hannah (Dane)
Goodhue, Jr., b. 4 July, 1673, in Chebacco, where they resided. He d.
1710. She m. second, 1713, Lieut. Thomas Perley. Mrs. Perley d.
25 Dec, 1742. ChUdren of Mr. and Mrs. John CogsweU;
i. Hannah', b. 27 March, 1693; m. 3 Oct., 1728, Thomas Burnham.
ii. William, b. 24 Sept., 1794; m. first, 24 Sept., 1719; m. second, 13
March, 1735, Mrs. Ehzabeth (Wade) Appleton; d. 19 Feb., 1762.
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84 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
in. Susanna, b. 10 March, 1696; m. 1718, Samuel Low.
iv. John, b. 2 Dec, 1699; m. 20 Oct., 1720, Susanna Low, d. 18 Dec,
1780.
V, Francis, b. 26 March, 1701 (?); m. first, Ehzabeth  ; second,
Miriam —  ; third, Hannah Woodbury; fourth, Mrs. Ehzabeth
(WiUiams) Crocker; d. 28 Oct., 1774.
vi. Elizabeth, m. 20 Oct., 1717, Col. Joseph Blaney.
vii. Margaret, m. first, 1 March, 1722, Amos Perley; second, 11 Oct.
1759, Lieut. Mark Howe.
4. viu. Nathaniel, b. 19 Jan., 1707.
ix. Bethia, m. 15 Jan., 1730, Jedidiah Blaney.
X. Joseph, d. in early manhood, 1728.
4. Nathaniel' Cogswell (John', WiUiam', John') b. 19 Jan., 1707, in
Chebacco Parish, Ipswich, Mass., m. 31 Jan., 1740, Judith, dau. of
Joseph and Hannah (Peaslee) Baidger, b. 3 Feb., 1724, in Haverhill,
Mass., where they resided for many years. He d. 23 March, 1783.
She d. 7 May, 1810. After a successful business life in HaverhiU,
Nathaniel CogsweU retired in 1766 and settled upon a New Hampshire
farm in Atkinson. He became active in establishing rehgious and
educational institutions in that town, giving the land and contributing
freely towards the first meeting house, which was erected by private
subscription in 1768-69. Prior to this, public worship was conducted
in Mr. CogsweU's house. During the Revolutionary War, his patriot
ism was shown by large loans of money to provide equipments and
provisions for the soldiers. These loans, because of a depreciated
currency, proved almost a total loss. Besides loans of money, he
gave eight sons to the army, who served with distinction, filhng an
aggregate term of service of more than 38 years, said to be the
longest contributed by any family in the country. They aU sur
vived the war and became prominent in professional and civil hfe. The
last survivor was Joseph CogsweU, M. D., who d. at Tamworth, 17
March, 1851. ChUdren of Nathaniel and Judith (Badger) CogsweU:
i. Nathaniel', b. 14 May, 1741; d. 9 Nov., 1754.
ii. Jeremiah, b. 12 July, 1743; m. 12 June, 1766, Mehitable Clement;
d. 20 April, 1802. Lieut, during the Revolution.
iu. Joseph, b. 23 Nov., 1744; d. 1 Dec, 1746.
iv. Thomas, b. 4 Aug., 1746; m. 26 Feb., 1770, Ruth Badger; d. 3 Sept.,
1710, Capt., Major, Lt. Col. and Wagon Master General m
Revolution.
V. Joseph, b. 31 Dec, 1747; d. 22 July, 1752.
vi. Hannah, b. 13 July, 1749; m. 2 Jan., 1772, Rev. Jonathan Searle;
d. 1 Dec, 1829.
vu. Judith, b. 23 March, 1750; d. 21 Aug., 1753.
vui. Amos, b. 2 Oct., 1752; m. 20 Nov., 1785, Mrs. Lydia (Baker) Wal-
hngford; d. 28 Jan., 1826. He was an Ensign, Lieut., Capt.
and Major in the Revolution.
ix. Judith, b. 24 March, 1754; d. 2 Sept., 1764.
X. Nathaniel Peaslee, b. 10 July, 1756; m. 20 May, 1777, Susannah
Lakeman; d. lO Jan., 1798. He was a mariner and served as a
privateersman during the whole period of the Revolution.
XI. Joseph, b. 1 Aug., 1766; d. 27 Aug., 1766.
5. xii. Moses, b. 22 Sept., 1757. Held commission as Lieut, and served
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xiu. A daughter, b. 9 Jan., 1769; d. same day.
xiv. William, b. 11 July, 1760; m. 22 July, 1786, Judith Badger; d. 1
Jan., 1831. He served as private from January 1, 1776, to Jan.
1, 1777. Completing his medical studies in 1781, he was ap
pointed Surgeon's Mate. In 1784 he was promoted Surgeon-in-
Chief of the Military Hospital at West Point and Chief Medical
Officer of the U. S. Army, ffiling the position from June 20, 1784,
to Aug., 1785.
6. XV. John, b. 4 Dec, 1761; m. first, 6 Sept., 1782, Abiah Moody; second,
Mrs. Ruth (Butler) Parsons, nee Pearson; d. July, 1826. He
served in the army during a considerable part of the Revolution.
7. xvi. Ebenezer, b. 14 Feb., 1763; m. first, Mary Stone; second, Mary
Stewart, 23 Aug., 1847. Soldier of War of 1812.
xvii. Joseph, b. 16 April, 1764; m. 27 Dec, 1788, Judith Colby; d. 17
March, 1851. Enlisted as a minor during the Revolution.
xviii. Francis, b. 27 Sept., 1765; d. 28 AprU, 1773.
xix. A daughter, b. 18 Oct., 1767; d. same day.
5. MosES' Cogswell (Nathaniel*, John', William', John') b. 22 Sept., 1767;
m. 13 June, 1781, Hannah, dau. of Rev. Abiel and Hannah (Badger)
Foster of C. and granddau. of Gen. Joseph and Hannah (Pearson)
Badger. He d. 16 Sept., 1811. She d. 16 Sept., 1814. They resided
in C. ChUdren b. in C. :
8. i. Amos', b. 28 July, 1782.
u. Nathaniel, b. 3 June, 1784; d. 26 Nov., 1802.
in. Abiel, b. 20 May, 1786; d. 11 Feb., 1787.
iv. Joseph Badger, b. 6 Jan., 1788; m. Sarah, dau. of Jeremiah and
Mehitable (Clement) CogsweU. He d. March, 1757. She d.
5 June, 1844. Children: Joseph, Nathaniel and Sarah. They
removed to Rochester and later to Alexander, N. Y., where
they d.
V. Hannah Badger, b. 19 Feb., 1790; m. Thomas Lyford. (See Lyford
Gen.)
vL Thomas, b. 15 Feb., 1792; m. 28 Feb., 1819, Sarah, dau. of Parmento
and Eleanor Adams, b. 2 Sept., 1802. They resided in Alex
ander, N. Y. She d. 21 Dec, 1867. He d. Sept., 1874. Chil
dren; 1. Carohne Helen, b. 7 July, 1820; m. 23 Nov., 1837,
Henry E. Churchill. 2. Wilham F., b. 10 April, 1827; m. 30
Oct., 1860, Louisa Patterson.
9. vii. Abiel, b. 10 Feb., 1794.
vui. Jeremiah, b. 6 Oct., 1796; m. 27 March, 1825, Tryphena, dau. of
H. B. and Martha (Burpee) Achilles, b. in Warner, 1800. They
resided in Brockport, N. Y. He d. 2 Nov., 1837. She m.
second, 1850, William Dewey. Children: 1. Martha, b. 22
March, 1830; d. 17 April, 1832. 2. Wilham Henry, b. 18 May,
1832, d. 21 Oct., 1846; 3. Moses Payson, b. 31 July, 1834; m.
14 Oct., 1868, Janet M. Burr, d. 29 Dec, 1876.
ix. A daughter, b. 1 AprU, 1799; d. in infancy.
X. A daughter, b. 1 Feb., 1800; d. in infancy.
xi. Nancy, b. 24 June, 1801; m. 12 Dec, 1848, Chase Wyatt of North-
field; d. 10 March, 1877.
xii. William, twin, b. 3 Sept., 1804; d. 28 AprU, 1826.
xni. Betsey, twin, b. 3 Sept., 1804; d. 27 Dec, 1815.
xiv. MosES Pearson, b. 7 Jan., 1809; m. 17 Dec, 1840, Mary Ann Lee, b,
5 March, 1816 in Darien, N. Y. They resided in Albany, N. Y.,
but removed to Beloit, Wis., where he d. 10 Oct., 1869. She
d. 27 Nov., 1878. Children: 1. Marie Louise, b. 14 July, 1847;
m. 14 May, 1873, Jacob F. Bemis; d. 5 Jan., 1881. 2. Lewis

86 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
Kidder, b. 29 Jan., 1852. 3. Annie Juha, b. 30 Oct., 1854. 4.
Henry Lee, b. 30 Jan., 1856; d. 30 June, 1868.
6. John' Cogswell (Nathaniel; John; William', John') b. 4 Dec, 1761; m.
first, 5 Sept., 1782, Abiah, dau. of Humphrey and AbigaU (Peaslee)
Moody, b. 13 Aug., 1763, in Sanbomton. They settled in C, and re
moved about 1793 to Landaff. She d. about 1813. He m. second,
Mrs. Ruth (Butler) Parsons, n& Pearson, dau. of Thomas Pearson. He
d. July, 1826. Children by first marriage b. in C. :
i. Judith', b. 10 March, 1783; m. 1799, Thomas Cogswell, her cousin,
b. 11 Nov., 1781. They resided in Gilmanton and Ludlow,
now Albany, Vt. He d. 26 Oct., 1813. She m. second, John
Taylor. They resided in Landaff and Bethlehem. He d. 13
Jan., 1842. She d. 10 March, 1864.
ii. Nathaniel, b. 27 Sept., 1785; m. Sarah, dau. of James and Ruth
(Hall) Snow, b. in Landaff, where they resided. She d. 26 July,
1843. He d. 16 Sept., 1866.
iu. Ruth, m. James McConnell.
iv. Sophia, d. unm.
7. Ebenezer' Cogswell (Nathaniel*, John; William; John') b. 14 Feb.,
1763; m. fiirst, 9 Dec, 1783, Mary, dau. of Col. Benjamin Stone, b. in
Atkinson. After a brief residence in C, he removed to Landaff. Later
he took up his residence in Exeter, Me., where his wife d. prior to 1812.
He m. second, Mary Stewart of Bristol, Me. They resided in Wiscasset,
Me., where he d. 23 Aug., 1847. She d. 24 Aug., 1864. ChUdren by
first marriage:
i. Jeremiah', b. 27 March, 1788; m. Joanna JeweU and settled in Lis
bon and subsequently resided in Whitefield. He d. 1865 in
Rowe, Mass.
ii. Abiah, b. 1791 ; m. Josiah Barker; d. 11 April, 1871.
Children by second marriage:
in. Charles M., d. 1854.
iv. Lucy Nichols.
8. Amos' Cogswell (Moses; Nathaniel; John; WiUiam', John') b. 28 July,
1782; m. 8 Feb., 1810, PoUy, dau. of Lieut. WiUiam Forrest, b. in C, 25
May, 1789, where they resided. He was a merchant, farmer and inn
keeper, and d. 6 June, 1848. She d. 15 Nov., 1869. ChUdren b. in C, :
i. Hannah Foster', b. 27 Nov., 1810; m. 13 Sept., 1838, Alexander
S. Yeaton; d. 3 May, 1879.
ii. Mary, b. 12 Jan., 1812; d. 20 June, 1812.
iii. Lucy Ames, b. 2 March, 1813; m. 16 Sept., 1835, Charles, son of
Asa and Rachel (Morse) Graham, b. 3 Nov., 1809, in Concord,
where they resided. Hed.ll June, 1880. Children: 1. Charles
C'. Graham, b. 16 June, 1839. 2. Mary E. Graham, b 20
Apnl, 1843; m. 26 June, 1867, John Chadwick, of Boscawen;
iv. John, b. 6 Dec, 1814; d. 16 Jan., 1815.
V. William Forrest, b. 11 Dec, 1815; m. 26 Aug., 1843, Anna A
Franzen, b. 30 Aug., 1826, in West Fallen, Prussia. They re
sided in Bensonville, IU. He d. 23 June, 1869, in Chicago
IU. Children; '

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1. William F»., b. 15 Dec, 1844; d. 14 Aug., 1864.
2. Charles G., b. 15 April, 1846; d. 2 Oct., 1848.
3. George J., b. 15 Dec, 1847; m. 3 Nov., 1870, Maggie Bmst.
They resided in Bensonville, 111.
4. Caroline C, b. 22 Dec, 1849; m. 7 Dec, 1866, John A. Wil-
hams, b. June, 1847, in Berne, Switzerland. They resided in
Bensonville, IU. He d. 12 Sept., 1873. She d. 1 Feb., 1876.
5. Henry A., b. 21 March, 1852; m. 2 Dec, 1874, Matilda C,
dau. of Lewis Gray, b. 6 Oct., 1853. They reside in Benson
ville, IU.
6. Lewis R., b. 19 March, 1854; m. 21 Nov., 1877, Georgiana S.
Gray; d. 14 March, 1878.
7. Emeline M., b. 6 Feb., 1866; d. 8 Oct., 1857.
8. Samuel N., b. 14 June, 1859; d. 10 Sept., 1859.
9. Ellen S., b. 25 Dec, 1860; d. 27 Jan., 1868.
10. Clara E., b. 23 March, 1863.
vi. Moses Pearson, b. 4 Nov., 1822; d. unm., 13 Feb., 1850.
vu. Mary, b. 8 Jan., 1821; m. 1 Dec, 1857, Simeon Farnam.
viii. Amos Moody, b. 14 July, 1826; m. 1 Dec, 1853, Hannah A., dau.
of Samuel and Myra (Ayers) Ames of C. T'hey resided in E.
Concord and Wentworth. Child: 1. Mary Anna', b. 6 Sept.,
1858, in C. Teacher at Concord and at Wellesley CoUege.
9. Abiel' Cogswell (Moses', Nathaniel; John', William', John') b. 10
Feb., 1794; m. 10 Feb., 1820, Margaret Harvey, dau. of Wilham and
Hannah (Brown) McCrillis, b. 26 Feb., 1798, in Deerfield. They resided
in C, where he d. 9 Aug., 1868, and she d. 3 June, 1882. ChUdren b.
inC:
i. George W'., b. 10 Dec, 1820; d. 3 Sept., 1844.
ii. Thomas, b. 1 Oct., 1822; m. 27 April, 1847, Rozina G., dau. of Col.
Jesse and AbigaU (Gordon) DoUoff, b. 14 Nov., 1822, in Hamp
ton. They resided in Milwaukee, Wis., and afterwards in Chi
cago. She d. 17 Oct., 1876. He d. 23 July, 1894, in Chicago.
iii, Eliza Lyford, b. 11 Sept., 1824; d. 4 March, 1849.
iv. Nancy Greenough, b. 21 Sept., 1826; m. 7 July, 1859, George D.,
son of John N. Wyckoff, b. in Brookl3m, N. Y., where they re
sided. Mr. Wyckoff was in the Union Army and probablj' feU
in battle. His wife d. 18 Feb., 1869. Child: 1. Myra Ames
Wyckoff', b. 13 March, 1864. After death of her parents, she
was adopted without change of name by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
CogsweU. M. 13 Nov., 1888, Joseph S. Oakley. Children:
(1) Myrabelle'. (2) Florence. (3) Sumner.
V. Laura Adams, b. 20 Oct., 1828; m. 16 May, 1850, Joseph C. Sanborn
of.C. (See Sanbom Gen.)
vi. Adeline McCrillis, b. 17 Feb., 1831; m. 26 June, 1851, Timothy
A., son of Tipiothy and Margaret Sanbom (Osgood) Pearson,
b. in Concord, 13 May, 1828. They i^sided in Cleveland, O.,
and in Manchester. She d. 13 Sept., 1879, in Manchester. He
d. 23 Sept., 1901, in Keene. Children:
1. Carrie Louise' Pearson, b. 18 Sept., 1853; d. 25 July, 1854.
2. Charles Albert Pearson, b. 2 July, 1866; d. 30 Aug., 1857.
3. Margaret Helen Pearson, b. 26 Nov., 1858; d. 5 Aug.,
1861.
4. A son b. 5 Nov., 1860; d. 23 Nov., 1860.
5. Helen Louise Pearson, b. 21 July, 1862; d. 19 Jan., 1882.
6. Carl Cogswell, b. 6 Oct., 1868; m. 25 June, 1892, Etta E.
Pike of Newport, b. 18 Jan., 1868. Reside in Keene. One
son, Frank CogsweU Pearson, b. 22 March, 1895, in Keene.

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88 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
vii. John McCrillis, b. 1 June, 1833; d. 14 July, 1838.
viu. Susan Forrest, b. 1 Aug., 1835; m. 12 May, 1891, Ransom Perkms,
b. in Stark. They reside in Campton.
ix. Jeremiah, b. 15 Feb., 1838; m. 3 July, 1873, Mary A., dau. of Eben
ezer and Azubah (Hannaford) Carter (see Carter Gen.) and has
always resided in C. Child: 1. Ervin A'., b. in C, 12 April,
1886.
X. William McCrillis, b. 30 July, 1842; m. 24 Nov., 1869, Ahce M.,
dau. of Emmon and Olive Kelley, b. 4 June, 1860, in MUwaukee,
Wis. They resided in C, and later hi TUton. Children:
1. Warner Badger', b. 1 Sept., 1871, in C; m. 8 May, 1896,
Cora May, dau. of Moses G. Tucker, b, 8 Feb., 1871, in Ply
mouth. They reside at Ashland. He is a travehng salesman.
2. Alida May, b. 2 May, 1873, in C; m. 2 May, 1894, at Concord,
Dr. Charles Lincoln True, b. in Holdemess 13 Sept., 1860.
They reside in TUton. Children b. in Tilton; (1) Muriel
Louise Trae, b. 19 Oct., 1897. (2) Foster CogsweU True, b.
14 Nov., 1899. (3) Doris Marston True, b. 9 July, 1901.
COLBY.*
1. Anthony' Colby came from the east coast of England in 1630, being of the
fifteen hundred Puritans who emigrated under the leadership of John
Winthrop and settled about Boston. In 1632 he is found in Cambridge
where he m. Susanna, probably dau. of WUham Sargent. He removed
to Sahsbury, Mass., in 1634; three years later he sold his house and two-
acre lot and moved west of the Powow River that separates Salisbury
from Amesbury, where in 1658 he had sixty acres of land given to him.
In 1660 his son John had forty acres and a town lot for his son John
west of the pond. ChUdren of Anthony and Susanna Sargent Colby;
2. i. John,' b. 1633.
ii. Sarah, b. 1635.
ChUdren by second wife, Martha:
iu. Isaac, b. 1640. iv. Rebecca, b. 1643. v. Mary, b. 1647. vi.
Thomas, b. 1651. vii. Anthony, d. 1661.
2. John' Colby (Anthony) b. 1633; m. 14 Jan., 1656, Frances, dau. of John
Hoit. ChUdren :
i. John', b. 19 Nov., 1666.
ii. Sarah, b. 1668.
iu. Frances, b. 1662.
3. iv. Anthony twin, b, 1665. v. Susanna, twin, b. 1665.
3. Anthony' Colby (John; Anthony) b. 1665, there is a tradition that he
had a son Abraham', who settled in Bow.
4. Abraham' Colby (Anthony; John', Anthony) b. 1715; m. Ehzabeth
BlaisdeU. He d. in 1809, aged 94. ChUdren;
i. Sarahs, b. 27, Jan., 1739; d. young.
u. Elijah, b. 16 July, 1742; m. Ruth Platts.
ui. WiLLABY, b. 28 Feb., 1745; m. Sarah Sargent.
iv. Anna, b. 17 Aug., 1747; m. Stephen Eastman.
*The early history of this famUy is taken from a genealogy of the
descendants of Abraham Colby pubhshed at Concord, 1895.

GENEALOGIES. 89
5. V. John, b. 28 Feb., 1749.
vi. Hannah, b. 3 Oct. 1753; m. Reuben Hoitt.
vii. Thomas, b. 22 June, 1756; m. Susanna Colby.
viii. Eli, b. 3 Dec, 1758; kUled at Bennington, Vt.
ix. Jonathan, b. 13 Feb., 1762; m. Martha Alexander.
5. John' Colby (Abraham*, Anthony) b. in Amesbury, Mass., 28 Feb., 1749.
He came to Bow when about nineteen years of age; soon after becoming
of age, he m. Hannah Simonds. ChUdren:
6. i. John', b. 17 Feb., 1772. u. Reuben, b, 4 Jan., 1774. in. Hannah,
b. Jan., 1776.
6. John' Colby {John; Abraham*) b. 17 Feb., 1772; m. 1794, Maria Davis of
Hooksett, b. 17 Feb., 1776; d. 12 Nov., 1859. He d. 16 April, 1836.
ChUdren:
7. i. Reuben', b. Feb., 1796.
u. Jesse, b. 17 April, 1798.
hi. Nancy, b. 1 1 May, 1801 ; d. 1804.
iv. Maria, b. 13 May, 1804.
V. Nancy, b. 20 Oct., 1806.
vi. Esther, b. 11 July, 1809; m. Jedidiah Saunders of C; d. 6 Sept.,
1873.
vii. Asenath, b. 20 Aug., 1811.
vui. John, b. 2 Oct., 1813.
8. ix. Leonard, b. 13 Feb., 1816.
X. Hannah, b. 3 March, 1818.
xi, Cyrus, b. 6 June, 1822.
7. Reuben' Colby (John; John; Abraham*) b. Feb., 1796; m. Lucinda, dau.
of James Colby, son of WUlaby Colby, b. 3 Jan., 1802; d. 31 May, 1854.
He d. 31 May, 1852. ChUdren:
9. i. Levis', b. 10 Oct., 1821.
10. u. James, b. 8 Sept., 1828.
iu. Susan Maria, b. 9 March, 1834.
iv. Leonard, b. 25 Feb., 1841.
8. Leonard' Colby (Johw, John; Abraham*) b. 13 Feb., 1816; m. 1 Nov.,
1842, Mary A. Page, lived in Bow several years; then purchased an
intervale farm m C; d. 12 Sept., 1887. Mrs. Colby d. 13 May, 1902.
Children:
i. Emma L'., b. 29 Dec, 1852, in Bow; m. 1888, John Leighton of
Frankhn; she d. Nov., 1903. ChUdren; 1. Leonard C'. Leigh
ton, b. 13 June, 1889. 2. Mary E. Leighton, b. 12 March, 1895.
ii. Sarah M., b. 6 Feb., 1865, in C; m. Dec, 1882, William H. Nelson
a Union soldier from Ohio. Children:
1. L. Howard' Nelson, b. 13 Sept., 1883. 2. Mona I. Nelson,
b. 29 Dec, 1885. 3. William D. Nelson, b. 5 May, 1889.
11. iii. L. Osborn, b. 28 June, 1858.
9. Lewis' Colby (Reuben; John; John') b. 10 Oct., 1821; m. first, 23 June,
1863, Mary E., dau. of Levi M. Davis, b. 14 Jan., 1829, d. 29 April,
1866; soon after theu: marriage, they removed to a river farm m C.
Lewis m. second, 19 Dec, 1867, Mary E. MiUs, b. 1 Sept., 1844, d.
26 Sept., 1877, leaving a dau., Maria Enola' who was b. 6 Sept., 1870;

90 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
m. 6 Sept., 1893, John M., son of Cyms Colby. Lewis Colby, d. 14
June, 1911, in C.
10. James' Colby (Reuben; John; John', Abraham*) b. 8 Sept., 1828; m.
Sylvania, dau. of Hazadiah and Annie Hammond Woodbury of Dun-
barton, 22 March, 1857, b. in Bow, 8 Aug., 1833. Her grandfather was
David Hammond, a Revolutionary soldier in Mass., who was at Bunker
HiU and served through the war. ChUdren:
12. i. James Edwin', b. 6 Oct., 1869.
u. Ira Lewis, b. 25 July, 1863; m. 26 Aug., 1903, Alice, dau. of Irvmg
Cate of Boscawen.
in. George Albert, b. 7 Nov., 1866.
iv. Arthur Myron, b. 12 Sept., 1869; m. 15 Sept., 1898, Emma dau. of
John Whitehead. ChUd John Raymond", b. 7 Aug., 1903.
11. L. Osborn' Colby (Leonard; John', John', Abraham*) b. 28 June, 1868;
m. Nov., 1880, Jennie Keniston of Northfield. They five on the home
stead of his father. ChUdren: i. Herman Ray, b. 18 June, 1886. u.
Iva G., b. 17 Nov., 1888. in. Roy C, b. 30 Aug., 1890. iv. Guy O,,
b. 8 AprU, 1893.
12. James Edwin' Colby (James', Reuben; John; John; Abraham*) b. 6
Oct., 1859; m. Nelhe, dau. of Freeman Sweatland of Boscawen, 8 Dec,
1887. ChUdren; i. Ralph E"., b. 20 Jan., 1892. u. Everett C, b. 30
AprU, 1894. ui. George E., b. 27 Sept., 1895. iv. Howard E., b. 8
March, 1897; d. 22 Aug., 1900. CONANT.
1. Lyman Augustus' Conant, son of WUham Heath' and Rachel Garvin
Conant, was b. 1 May, 1840, in Lowell, Mass. He was in business in
TUton and Chnton, Iowa. He m. fia-st, 1 May, 1865, in HaverhiU,
Mass., Mary Ann Brown of Wentworth, b. 19 Aug., 1841; d. 29 March,
1870. M. second, 8 Nov., 1876, Mary F. Sargent of C. (See Sargent
Gen.) After spending a brief period in the West they came to C. to
five on the old Sargent homestead. He served the town successfully
as selectman and on the school board; was a dea. in the Congregational
church and an ardent temperance worker, and d. 9 Feb., 1903, in TUton.
She d. 17 Dec, 1896, in C. Children by first marriage :
i. Maude Webster', b. 30 June, 1866, in HaverhUl, Mass.; m. 18
Feb., 1887, in TUton, Frank Augustus Gihnan of C. (See GU
man Gen.)
u. Vance Durward, b. 23 Feb., 1869, m Tilton, unm. Resides in
Vershire, Vt.
Child by second marriage:
2. iu. Samuel S., b. 15 July, 1878.
2. Samuel S'. Conant (Lyman Augustus; WiUiam Heath') b. 16 July, 1878,
m Chnton, Iowa; m. 9 July, 1901, Juha Willey, of Boston, Mass. He
is a farmer in C. Children b. in C: i. Roger', b. 21 Nov., 1902. u.
Dorothy, b. 24 Feb., 1904. hi. Malcohn W., b. 10 May, 1905.

GENEALOGIES. 91
COTTERYLL.
William G. Cotteryll was for thirty-six years a resident of C. He was b.
in Liverpool, Eng., 21 May, 1845. His father's name was also WUliam.
He was accidentally killed at Boyce railroad crossing 3 Oct., 1910.
CURRIER.
1. Richard Currier was one of the original settlers of Salisbury, Mass. in
1640. Had two chUdren b. in Amesbury, Mass.
2. Thomas' Currier (Richard') b. 8 March, 1646; m. 3 Dec, 1668, Mary
Osgood. They had twelve chUdren b. in Amesbury, Mass.
3, Ebenezer' Currier (Thomas', Richard') b. 22 Aug., 1690; m. 8 Dec,
1713, Judith Osgood. Their six children were b. in Amesbury, Mass.
4. Ebenezer' Currier (Ebenezer', Thomas', Richard') b. 22 Dec, 1723; m.
26 March, 1748, Mary Clough. Their five children were b. in Ames
bury, Mass.
5. MosES' Currier (Ebenezer*, Ebenezer', Thomas', Richard') b. 5 April,
1760; m. 10 Sept., 1782, Sally Nason. Their five children were b. in
Epping. About 1805, he brought his family to C, also his parents who
are buried in the cemetery at Hackleborough. Moses served in the
Indian war, foUowing the Revolution. His wife d. 18 Nov., 1857.
6. William S«. Currier (Moses; Ebenezer*) b. 28 Oct., 1786; m. 10 April,
1808, Sarah WUliams who d. Jan., 1879. He d. 4 March, 1869.
7. William H'. Currier (William S>. Moses; Ebenezer*) b. 14 Jan., 1825,
m. 22 AprU, 1861, at Middlebury, Penn., Harriet C, dau. of Henry H.
Potter who d. 18 Oct., 1886. He d. 10 May, 1878. Henry H. Potter
served in War of 1812 and was county commissioner of Tioga Co.,
Penn., and served two terms as high sheriff of that county. ChUdren;
8. i. Eva M»., b. 28 March, 1853, at Middlebury, Penn.
9. u. Angie Helen, b. 24 Sept., 1867, at C.
8. Eva M'. Currier (William H'., William S'., Moses') b. 28 March, 1853;
m. 5 Oct., 1876, in Tilton, Daniel W., son of Jacob S. HaU, b. 20 March,
1852, in Epsom. Children:
i. John W». Hall, b. 22 Sept., 1876; d. 4 Jan., 1877.
u. Frances E. Hall, b. 17 Nov., 1877; m. 7 Sept., 1897, WUham B.
Emmons, b. 1868. Child: Louisa Mae" Emmons, b. 11 June,
1899.
ui. William H. Hall, b. 3 AprU, 1880; m. 25 Oct., 1905, Anme
Eleanor Doherty.
9. Angie Helen' Currier (William W., William S'.) b. 24 Sept., 1867;
m. 30 Nov., 1890, in Behnont, John Dayton, son of Jacob C. Hunkins,
b. 4 July, 1857, in Behnont. ChUd; Harriet Ceha» Hunkms, b. 23 Jan.,
1891.

92 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
CURRY.
William' Curry came to C. about 1733 and settled in the southeastern
part of the town near the Concord line. Here he d. 30 Jan., 1763. His wUl,
which was dated 23 Dec, 1762, and probated 9 March, 1763, makes provi
sion for his wife "Ann" and for his children, who were all b. in C. The widow,
Ann, appears on the tax lists of C. from 1767 to 1780. The records of the town
show the birth of WUham Curry's children as foUows: i. WUliam', b. 1 Aug.,
1741. u. Samuel, b. 5 Aug., 1745. hi. Mary, b. 22 July, 1747. iv. Eliza
beth, b. 21 May, 1749. v. Margaret, b. 23 March, 1761. vi. Sarah, b. 15
Nov., 1752. vu. John, b. 1 Jan., 1754. vhi. Robert, b. 30 April, 1757. ix.
Thomas, b. 31 Aug., 1760.
The will of William' gives to his wife, Ann, his home place until his youngest
son, Thomas, becomes of age, and then she has " a third of his estate as the law
directs." Thomas became of age in 1781, and he is found on the tax hsts
of C. in 1785 and 1787 and in the census of 1790. He held minor town offices
from 1784 to 1793. His mother, if living, probably resided with him until her
death. WiUiam, the oldest son, was wiUed 200 acres of improved and undivided
lands in C, while Samuel, the second son, was given his father's land in New
Holdemess. The census of 1790 shows both a WUliam and a Samuel Curry
as heads of famUies in that town. Wilham Curry appears on the tax lists of
C. only once, in the year 1767.
John and Robert, the other sons, received all of their father's lands in Bar-
rington. The latter was taxed in C. in 1780, two years after he became of
age. He was probably settled in that part of the town that was set off this
same year as Northfield,, where he is found in the census of 1790. He m.
Ohve Heath, b. in C. 7 Feb., 1771. She d. 24 Aug., 1865. He d. 20 Jan.,
1829. They had nine children.* DALTON.
1. Samuels Dalton (John') b. 29 July, 1757, in Londonderry; m. Polly
Merrick, b. 16 March, 1778.
2. John' Dalton (Samueb, John') b. Aug., 1806, in Northfield; m. 16 Oct.,
1832, in C, Narcissa Jane, dau. of Joseph Warren Nudd, b. 9 Oct.,
1817, in Northfield. He hved in different parts of Sanbomton, first at
the Bridge, later, on the old Oilman place above Chapman's Comer,
(Lot No. 47, 1st Div.) and afterwards at C. He was a stone cutter,
shoemaker, and farmer. He was a captain in the mihtia, and served
in the Civil War, Co. D, 12th Regt., N. H. Vol., mustered in 5
Sept., 1862; discharged disabled, AprU, 1863, at Alexandria, Va.
Children;
i. Mary Jane', b. 22 Nov., 1846, in C; m. 1 Jan., 1879, Frank D. HUl,
b. 21 Feb., 1853, in Tilton, where they reside.
3. u. Georgia Neal, b. 2 June, 1851, in Loudon.
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iu. Franklin Pierce, b. 7 Oct., 1852, in C; m.i8 June, 1880, Mary A.
Hill, of Tilton, b. 28 Jan., 1863. They reside at Sanbomton.
Children b. in Sanbomton:
i. RoscoE HiLL', b. 6 May, 1886.
ii. Ethel Georgia, b. 1 Aug., 1888; m. Harry Sleeper of Laconia.
3. Georgia Neal' Dalton (John; Samuel; John') b. 2 June, 1851; m. 22
Sept., 1882, John Warren Farrar, b. 22 July, 1855, in Belmont. They
reside in Laconia. Child ;
5. i. Algia Josephine' Farrar, b. 1 Jan., 1886, in Belmont; m. 12 Jan.,
1903, WUliam H. Gosa, b. 14 Feb., 1880, in Berlin. Children:
1. Lillian Algia' Goss, b. 23 AprU, 1904.
2. Ferne May Goss, b. 14 May, 1905, in Laconia.
DAME.
1, Moses Dame, b. 10 Feb., 1790; m. 20 May, 1812, Nancy Caverly. He d.
7 Sept., 1867. She d. 3 July, 1861. Child:
i. Alvin Caverly, b. 17 Feb., 1814; m. 14 Jan., 1838, Louisa Jones,
dau. of Joseph Chfford. He d. 23 Nov., 1840. She d. 16 AprU,
1881. Child:
1. Clara Ann, b. 3 Aug., 1840, at Lowell, Mass.; m. at Concord,
28 May, 1865, AUeyne Baldwin, son of Rev. Benjamin Clem
ent Eastman. The latter was b. in C, 16 June, 1788.
Mrs. Louisa J. (Clifl'ord) Dame, m. second, 28 Sept., 1842,
Thomas L. Whidden of C. (See Whidden Gen.)
DANFORTH.
1. Benjamins Danforth, son of Phineas' and Abigail (Grant) Danforth, m.
Hannah Haines of Epsom. Children:
i. George W'., b. in Sanbomton.
2. u. Mary G., b. 26 Dec, 1833, in Epsom.
2. Mary G'. Danforth (Benjamin', Phineas') b. 26 Dec, 1833; m. first,
Isaac Hoyt of Concord and had one child, Lucy; m. second, Charles
Warren Glover, 7 June, 1879, in C, b. in Lee. Both Mr. and Mrs.
Glover and George W. Danforth resided in C, for a number of years.
DAVIS.
Pre-pared by N. W. Davis of Winchester, Mass.
The Davises of Canterbury sprang from the early family of that name who
settled in Newbury and Haverhill, Mass., and a branch of which migrated to
Dover during the first days of our New England colonization. The family
suffered severely from the attacks of the Indians. During the years 1693
to 1726 no less than ten fell at the hands of the savages, while three or more
were made to endure the hardships and cruelties of long captivity. At the
Oyster River massacre of 1694 the entire family of Ensign John Davis, Jr.,
was wiped out, his house being burned to the ground, himself, wife and at
least three children slain, and two daughters taken captive into Canada.
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94 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
Marlborough, Wiltshire, England, and, as nearly as can be ascertained from
other records, about 1589. He emigrated to New England as early as 1634,
setthng first at Newbury (now Newburyport), Mass., where he was made
freeman 4 March 1634-5. In 1640, having received authority from the
General Court, he, ¦with eleven others, cleared the forest at the Indian viUage
of Pentucket, and founded the present city of HaverhiU, Mass. He was among
the first selectmen chosen by the town, in 1646, and on the list of taxpayers
for that year he is shown to have been the largest. In 1660 he was made repre
sentative to the General Court. He was an ardent Puritan, in mute testi
mony of which still reposes in the files of the Ipswich Court a record wherein
he, his son Ephraim, and several others signed a paper presented to the court
in Feb., 1659, accusing John Godfry of Andover of witchcraft. He d. at
Haverhill 29 Jan., 1679. Of his wife, Cecily, very little is known. Her
name appears frequently in early Norfolk records, and she is claimed by Bible
records to have also been b. in Marlborough, England. She d. at Haverhill,
28 May, 1673. Children:
i. James', b. probably about 1620; m. first, 1 Dec, 1648, Ehzabeth
Eaton, dau. John' of HaverhiU, who d. 21 Jan., 1684; m. second,
about 1685, Mary  . He was made freeman in 1666,
took oath of fidehty and allegiance in 1677, and d. at Haverhill,
18 July, 1694, having had ten children, aU by first wife.
2. u. John, b. about 1623.
hi. Ephraim, b. about 1625; m. 31 Dec, 1659, Mary Johnson of Andover,
Mass., took oath of fidelity and allegiance 1677, and d. at
HaverhiU, 28 Sept., 1679, having had nine children.
iv. Samuel, b. about 1627; m. 17 Dec, 1663, Deborah, dau. WUham
Barnes of HaverhUl; resided at Amesbury and Haverhill and d.
at the latter place 10 Sept., 1896, having had ten children.
V. Sarah, b. about 1629; m. 18 June, 1663, John, son of John and Mary
(Marsh) Page of HaverhiU; d. at HaverhiU 7 July, 1680, leaving
a large family.
vi. Judith, b. about 1631 ; m. 1 Sept., 1647, Samuel GUe of HaverhUl, by
whom she had seven children.
2. Ensign Johns Davis (James') of HaverhiU, Mass., and Dover, was b,,
according to Bible records, in Marlborough, England, and according to
a deposition made in later years, about 1623. He came to New England
probably with his father as early as 1634, first hving at Newbury, then at
HaverhiU, Mass., where he owned land in 1642. In 1650 he was chosen
on a committee to lay out the boundary between HaverhiU and Sahs
bury, and m 1652 received a grant of six acres of land in Haverhill.
During that year, or early in 1653, he removed to Dover, where he took
up lands near the mouth of Oyster River and built the first Davis gar
rison in New Hampslure. This garrison stood on the north side of
the river, immediately west of what has since been known as Davis'
Creek, on land conveyed to him by Valentine HiU, Aug. 14, 1654. He
purchased further land of said HiU in Greenland, and received numerous
grants from the town of Dover. He was selectman of Dover, surveyor
of lands, member prudential committee, clerk of the market, member
jiiry of trials and constable. He was made freeman 23 May, 1666, and
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¦township in 1669. He was among those who were declared dispossessed
of their property by Cranfield in 1684 and signed the petition to James
II repudiating Cranfield in 1685. In the military organization of the
pro^vince he was an ensign, and bore that title as early as April, 1662.
He m. at HaverhUl, 10 Dec, 1646, Jane, dau. of Rev. Joseph and Mary
(Johnson) Peasley, and d. at Oyster River between 1 April, 1686, and
25 May, 1686, the respective dates on which his will was made and
proved. Children:
i. Mary', b. HaverhUl, 6 Nov., 1647; m. at HaverhiU, 19 July, 1671,
Josiah Heath, by whom she had nine children.
ii. Sarah, b. HaverhiU, 7 March, 1649; m. at Dover, before 1672, James
Smith, by whom she had seven children. She was killed by
the Indians.
in. John, b. Haverhill, 22 Aug., 1651, was an ensign prior to 1694. He
m, first, about 1672, Mary  , who d. 12 Jan., 1684; m. sec
ond, a dau. of Robert Burnham of Dover. He, together with his
wife and several children, were kiUed at the Oyster River
massacre.
iv. Hannah, b. Dover, 24 Dec, 1653; m. at HaverhiU, 28 Sept., 1677,
John Kezar, by whom she had eight children. Her husband,
with second son, George, was killed by the Indian.s, 15 March,
1697.
v. Jane, b. Dover, 29 Dec, 1655; d. 23 Sept., 1666.
¦vi. MosES, b. Dover, 30 Dec, 1667; m. at HaverhiU, 16 Jan., 1681,
Reuhamah, dau. of Stephen Dow of Haverhill, and settled in
Dover as early as 1693. He had nine children, and was a
private under his brother (then Captain) James Davis in a scout
against the Indians in 1712. He and son Moses were killed
by the Indians near the Mast road at Oyster River, June 10,
1724.
¦vii. Joseph, b, Dover, 26 Jan., 1660; m. before 1693, Mary Stevens, by
whom he had at least six children.
3. vui. James, b. Dover, 23 May, 1662.
ix. Jane 2d, b. Dover, 15 May, 1664.
x. Jemima, b. Dover, about 1666.
xi. Judith, b. Dover, about 1668; m. at HaverhUl, 14 Dec, 1687,
Samuel Emerson, brother of Hannah Dustin. Judith Emerson
was herself taken by the Indians in 1694 and held captive for
some five years.
3. CoL. James' Davis (John', James') of Oyster River, Dover (now Durham)
was b. at the garrison at Oyster River, 23 May, 1662. He m. 1 Oct.,
1688, Ehzabeth, dau. of Capt. Thomas and Ehzabeth (Thomas) Ches
ley of Oyster River, and d. at the garrison, which he inherited from his
father, 8 Sept., 1749. His career was one of marked acti-vdty and lead
ership, and shows him to have been a man of superior capabUities.
He was prominent in both mUitary and civU life. He received
numerous grants of land in the territory now covered by Dover, Durham
and Madbury, and in the later townships which were granted during
the years 1722 to 1737, among which were Rochester, Bamstead,
Canterbury and Bow. In C. he received, in the first di-vdsion of land.
No. 199 of the forty acre lots, and one or more of the 100 acre lots in the
same division. All of his C. holdings at the time of his death were
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96 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
Thomas, Samuel, Daniel and Ephraim, were among the grantees of C.
in 1727, as were his brother, Sergeant Joseph Davis, and the latter's
son Joseph, and Jabez and (probably) James 3d, sons of his brother
Moses Davis, who was killed by the Indians in 1724. None of the above,
however, settled in C, but either disposed of their rights to others or
deeded or wiUed them to their children and grandchildren. Col. Davis'
wife, Ehzabeth, was b. at Oyster River in 1669, and d. before 1648.
Both were members of the Oyster River church prior to 1723, when on
account of difficulties with the Rev. Hugh Adams, they withdrew from
that parish and joined the church at Dover, being admitted to the latter
24 Nov., 1723. Children b. in the garrison at Oyster River:
i. James', b. 10 July, 1689; m. first, 5 Nov., 1728, Ruth, dau. of Samuel
and Mary (Johnson) Ayer, of Hampton; she d. 28 April, 1730;
m. second, 14 April, 1743, Ehzabeth Pain of York, Me. He
hved in Madbury on land adjoining that of his brother, Samuel.
He d. in 1782.
u. Thomas, b. 20 Oct., 1690; d. 1778.
4. hi. Samuel, b. 26 Sept., 1693.
iv. Daniel, b. 29 Jan., 1695; d. in 1759, on 23 Feb., of which year admin
istration was granted upon his estate to widow Ehzabeth. He
was, -with his father, one of the grantees of Bow in 1727.
V. Sarah, b. 3 March, 1697; m. Capt. Joseph Hicks of Madbury; d.
m 1788.
vi. Hannah, b. 28 March, 1699; bapt. 1 Nov., 1719; m. 23 March, 1737,
Clement Deering; settled in Rochester as early as 17'44.
vii. Elizabeth, b. 13 July, 1701 ; m. John Hicks, son of Dennis of Kittery,
and resided in York and Durham; d. Durham in 1780.
viu. Ephraim, b. 30 April, 1704; m. 7 Dec, 1731. Received by his father's
¦wUl the homestead at Oyster River; d. in 1791.
ix. Phebe, b. 19 AprU, 1706; m. in 1725, Abraham', son of Francis" and
Ruth (Bennett) Matthews of Oyster River; hved in Barrington;
d. 1791.
X. Eleazer, b. 6 Oct., 1709; d. before 1748.
4. Samuel', Davis, (James', John', James') of Madbury, was b. at Oyster
River, 26 Sept., 1693, and settled on land in Madbury belonging to his
father. He m. before 1719, Martha Chesley, of Oyster River, b. in
1689. He was a member of the Second Foot Company of Dover in
1740, and with son Samuel was one of the signers to petition to have
Madbury made a separate township. He d. at Madbury in 1789, his
wife survi-ving him untU 1791. ChUdren:
i. Samuel', b. 1720; d. 13 Feb., 1771; m. AbigaU  , b. 1722, d.
24 Oct., 1794.
u. Eleazer, b. 1722; d. early in 1744.
ui. James, b. 1724; d. unm. in 1752.
iv. Hannah, b. 1726; m. Nathaniel' Da-vis, son of John' (Moses', John',
James') of Madbury.
V. Elizabeth, b. 1728; m. fust, Moses Da-vis, by whom she had five
chUdren; m. second (as second wife), Maj. John Demeritt, the
Revolutionary patriot, who hauled an ox-load of powder from
Durham to Cambridge, where it was dealt to the soldiers and
used at the Battle of Bunker HiU. She d. at Madbury, 23 Oct..
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5. Thomas' Davis (Sam^ieb, James', John', James') b. at Madbury, 10 June
1732; m. first, about 1760, Elizabeth Roberts of New Durham; m.
second, before 1793, Abigail, widow of Benjamin Jones of Barrington.
By his father's wUl, he received the homestead in Madbury, and the
whole of his father's land in the to^wnships of Rochester and C. When
news was received of the Battle of Lexington, he joined a party raised in
Madbury and ¦vicinity, which marched to Cambridge and participated
in the Battle of Bunker HUl. Before 1790 he removed to Barrington,
where he d. in 1803. ChUdren by first wife:
, 6. il Jonathan', b. 1761.
7. ii. Stephen, b. 14 Feb., 1762.
ui. Samuel, b. 2 May, 1763; m. about 1790, Judith', dau. of James' and
Mary (Alien) Tuttle (John; John', John'), b. Dover, 24 Feb.,
1768; d. Madbury, 4 Feb., 1832.
iv. Anne, b. Oct., 1765; d. unm. at C, AprU 21, 1852.
v. Mary, b. 1767; m. 1 Oct., 1789, WUham', son of Jotham' and Mary
(Canney) Nute of Dover.
¦vi. Ruth, b. 1769; m. James Hutchins of Wakefield.
¦vii. Miles, b. 1771, settled in Wakefield.
viu. Moses, b. 10 Oct., 1773; m. Nancy AUen of Greenland, b. 1773; he
d. at Lawrence, Mass., 16 Jan., 1860; she d. Barrington, 10
July, 1854.
ix. Betty, b. 1775; m.  Peverly of Loudon.
X. Susannah, b. 1777; m; Paul Cate of Barrington, later removed to
Maine.
xi. Martha, b. 1779, resided with her brother Stephen in C. where she d.
unm. 7 July, 1849.
CbUdren by second ¦wife:
xu. Sarah, b. 19 AprU, 1793; d. 6 AprU, 1890; m. John Cavemo of Straf
ford, b. 9 Feb., 1791; d. 6 AprU, 1866.
6. Jonathan' Davis (Thomas', Samuel; James', John', James') was b. in
Madbury, in 1761. At the age of fourteen he enlisted in the Revolu
tionary War, serving from Aug., 1775, to April, 1776. He was granted
a pension on application dated 28 Aug., 1832, when he was a resident of
Loudon. He m. 24 July, 1781, Hannah Gerrish of Madbury, and shortly
afterward settled in C, Prior to 1797 he removed to Loudon, where he
resided about two mUes from the viUage, near Lovering's saw-miU. He
d. at Loudon in 1855. His wife d. at Loudon about 1857, aged 94.
ChUdren; Israel', b. C. about 1785.
Jeremiah, b. C. 23 Sept., 1792.
Moses, b. Loudon, 20 Feb., 1797.
Betsey, who became a nurse; d. unm.
Hannah, hved ¦with her parents and d. unm.
Stephen' Davis (Thomas; Samuel*) b. in Madbury, 14 Feb., 1762;
settled in C, prior to 1789; m. about 1788, Mary Boynton, b. 4 June,
1768. ChUdren b. mC;
i. Edmund', b. 12 Feb., 1788; m. Ehzabeth Smith. Settled in Barn-
ston, Stanstead County, Canada, where he d. 10 July, 1855.
His wife d. 19 Dec, 1861.
u. Elizabeth, b. 1 Feb., 1791; d. unm. at Lakeport.
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98 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
in. Samuel, b. 18 May, 1793; m.  Asenith.
11. iv. Mark, b. 1 March, 1796.
V. Abigail, b. 24 Nov., 1799; m.  Cole and resided at Lakeport.
vi. Sally, b. 24 April, 1801.
¦vii. Thomas, b. 1 Feb., 1804, went West with famUy, but later retumed.
¦viii. Susannah, b. 25 June, 1806.
8. Israel' Davis (Johathan', Thomas', Samuel') b. in C. about 1785. He
settled in Loudon. He was a mechanic and mUlwright, and in 1835
removed to Amity, Me., where he cleared land, buUt a home and
erected a saw-miU; m. ui 1820, AbigaU' St. Clair, dau. of Noah' and
La^vina (Gault) St. Clair or Sinclair (James*, Joseph; James; Johw), b.
C, 10 March, 1797; d. Amity, Me., about 1875. He d. at Amity about
1865. ChUdren:
12. i. Benjamin Birdsall', b. Loudon, 1 Sept., 1821.
h. Adeline, b. Loudon, 1823; res. Oldtown, Me.
in. John Redford, b. Loudon; m.  Danforth, res. Loudon.
iv. Elbridge G., b. Loudon; res. Amity, Me.
V. Catherine, b. Loudon; res. Amity, Me.
9. Jeremiah' Da'vis (Jonathan', Thomas', Samuel*) b. in C, or Loudon, 23
Sept., 1792, and d. 4 Aug., 1851; m. first, 14 April, 1828, Judith Austin
of Concord, b. m 1801, d. 6 Aug., 1847; m. second, 14 May, 1848,
Susan Pike. He is buried in the Lovering cemetery at Loudon.
ChUdren, aU by first ¦wife;
i. and u. Twins', b. 7 April, 1831.
ui. Judith A., b. Loudon, 7 Nov., 1832; m. first, 4 July, 1852, Elbridge
Chase of C; m. second, 16 Dec, 1885, Joseph P. Dearbom. (See
Chase and Dearbom Gens.)
iv. Sarah S. C, b. Loudon, 16 Aug., 1834; m. 20 Oct., 1851, Alonzo B.
Lovering. (See Lovering Gen.)
v. Susan F., b. C, 14 Jan., 1837; m. Edward HUlsgrove.
vi. Mary Grace, b. C, 22 May, 1838; m. 26 Nov., 1857, Moses W.
Favor of Concord.
. ¦vu. Ellen Elizabeth P., b. C, 9 Oct., 1839; d. Roxbury, Mass., 10
Oct., 1902; m. 30 Dec, 1857, Edwin Cass of Boston, b. Brad
ford, Vt., 13 March, 1832, by whom she had children, aU b. m
Boston; Mary Ehzabeth Cass, b. 14 Jan., 1859; d. 1 July, 1897;
m. 24 June, 1886, WaUace H. Pendle of Halstead, England.
Charles Henry Cass, b. 4 June, 1861; m. Sarah W. WaUace of
South Boston. Arthur WUhe Cass, b. 28 Aug., 1864; m. first,
LiUian Patterson of Jamaica Plain (Boston); m. second, Mary
Belyea of St. John, N. B. Herbert Cass, b. 1869, d. infant.
Edwin Franklin Cass, b. 22 Jan., 1870; m. Anna Maria Begin
of Lunenburg, N. S. Marion Ohve Cass, b. AprU, 1887, d. 17
April, 1890,
10. MosES' Davis (Jonathan; Thomas; Samuel*) b. m Loudon, 20 Feb.,
1797, and m. PoUy Ingalls of C, b. m 1807. He removed to Northfield
in 1840, where he owned a miU, and resided on Oak HUl. In 1855 he
sold his mUl and later removed to Concord, where he d. 2 AprU, 1884,
his wife survivmg him untU 2 Sept., 1890. ChUdren :
i. Theodore Gerrish', b. C. in 1829; m. Apphia Maria, dau. of Nathan
Bartlett of Northfield, b. 1831, d. 31 May, 1879. He resided at
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ii. Arthur L., b. Loudon in 1830; m. first, Lucy Smith; m. second,
Susan Smith of Northfield; m. third, Jennie CoUins of Gilford.
He was an architect, builder and contractor at Laconia.
iu. Frances Amanda, b. Loudon, 29 April, 1833; m. in 1852, Wilham
Keniston.
iv. Martin Van Buren, b. Loudon, Sept., 1836; m. first, Sarah WUson
of Pembroke; m. second, Mrs. Lucy Bernard Gile of Meriden.
V. Mary A., b. C, 4 July, 1839; m. first, George Thompson of LoweU,
Mass.; m. second, WUham H. Colburn of Nashua.
¦vi. Warren A., b. Northfield, 7 July, 1844; m. Annie Jones.
vu. Walter, b. Northfield, 6 Sept., 1856; m. EUa Plastridge of Concord.
11. Mark' Davis (Stephen; Thomas', Samueb) b. m C, 1 March, 1796; m.
11 Sept., 1822, AbigaU Stevens of C, b. in Sept., 1798. He built the
house at present occupied by his grandson, Frank S. Davis, and d. in
C, 12 March, 1869, his wife survivmg hun untU 14 Dec, 1870. Chil
dren b. in C:
i. Caroline', b. Aug., 1824, d. unm. at C.
u. Submit N., b. 1825, d. unm. at Pro-vidence, R. I., 13 Sept., 1894.
13. hi. Calvin H., b. 9 July, 1827.
14. iv. . Simon Ste-vens, b. 1829.
V. Mary Elizabeth, b. Feb., 1833, d. 11 June, 1836.
vi. John W., b. 1840, d. Frankhn, 12 Feb., 1891; m. Clara J. DoUoff
of Meredith, b. m 1834, d. 22 Sept., 1893.
vii. Charles H., b. Feb., 1844; m. Mary Jane Twist. He d. without
issue at Providence, R. I., 11 June, 1903.
12. Benjamin Birdsall' Davis (Israel', Jonathan', Thomas', Samuel*) b. in
Loudon, 1 Sept., 1821. At the age of fourteen, when his famUy removed
to Maine, he went to hve with his uncle, Jeremiah Davis, in C. He left
C. two years later for Methuen, Mass., and whUe there took up the
study of music. In 1841 he retumed to N. H. and attended school at
Springfield and Meriden, later going to Boston, where he attended the
Boston Academy of Music. He retumed to Concord and estabhshed
singing schools, teaching also in the pubhc schools of Concord, Warner,
C, Loudon and other towns throughout the state. The demand for
his services became so great that he refused thirty-five schools in a single
season. Mr. H. G. BlaisdeU, in the Granite Monthly for Nov., 1892,
wrote that Mr. Da^vis had done more to lay the foundation of music in
N. H. than any other man of the old school then hving in the state.
Through his efforts the N. H. State Musical Festival was organized in
1861. He never m. but hved in apartments connected with his studio
in the Masonic Temple at Concord, where he d. 26 Nov., 1900.
13. Calvin Harlow Davis (Mark; Stephen', Thomas', Samueb) b. in C,
9 July, 1827, and d. at Aiken, S. C, 25 July, 1876. He studied for the
ministry at New Hampton, but at the age of twenty-four broke do^wn in
health and was obhged to enter business; m. at Water-viUe, Me., in July,
1851, Ann P. Mathews, b. at WatervUle, 13 Nov., 1827, and d. at
Augusta, Me., 18 May, 1889. He resided in HaverhiU, Mass., New
Hampton, WaterviUe, and West WatervUle (now Oakland), Me., and
was engaged in business in Portland, Me., and Cincinnati, O. ChUdren :

100 HISTORY OP CANTERBURY.
i. Herbert Mathews', b. HaverhUl, Mass., 9 Sept., 1852; for many
years conducted a clothing business at Gardiner, Me., where he
now resides.
ii. Edward Ellwood, b. New Hampton, 10 March, 1854, d. Harpers
Ferry, W. Va., 7 March, 1905; m. at Chepachet, R. I., 23 Sept.,
1882, Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. A. H. MorreU. He was an Over
seer of Bates CoUege for many years, and President of the Board
of Trustees of Storer CoUege, W. Va. He was also a deacon
and prominent worker in the Augusta Free Baptist Church, and
for many years President of the Maine Free Baptist Asso
ciation.
ui. Walter Howard, b. West WatervUle, Me., 26 June, 1858; member
of the Common Council of Augusta in 1891, President of the
Board of Alderman in 1894, President of the Augusta Board of
Trade m 1902 and 1903; m. 25 Oct., 1882, Carrie E., dau. of
Albert A. and Ehzabeth C. (Benson) Parker, b. Oakland, Me.,
31 Aug., 1867, d. Augusta, 3 Feb., 1909.
iv. Rev. Willis Morrell", b. West WaterviUe, Me., 1 Feb., 1864, grad
uated Bates CoUege, 1891; ordained a minister of the Free
Baptist denomination in 1890, and has since been settled at
Topsham, Bangor and Biddeford, Me.; m. 8 Jan., 1890, Nettie,
dau. of Rev. E. N. Berry of East Livermore, Me.
14. Simon Stb^vens' Da-vis (Mark; Stephen', Thomas') b. in C, 1829; m.
m 1855, Dorothy Page Clifford of GUmanton, b. in 1827; d. 28 May,
1901. He d. from injuries, 11 Nov., 1888. ChUdren:
16. i. Frank S.», b. 22 Feb., 1867.
h. Caroline, b. in 1869; d. 2 May, 1863.
iu. Flora Belle, b. 21 March, 1864; m. m Oct., 1902, Rev. George T.
Griffin of Frankhn; d. in Frankhn, Feb., 1903.
15. Frank S.» Davis {Simon Stevens; Mark; Stephen') b. in C, 22 Feb., 1857,
and resides in the homestead built by his grandfather, Mark Da-vis; m.
first, Ida Whitney of Plattsburg, N. Y., b. m 1856, d. 10 Jan., 1895;
m. second, Mrs. EUen Clark of Manchester nee Bean of TUton, b. 1859,
d. 17 May, 1898; m. thud, NeUie E. PhUbrook of Chatauqua County,
N. Y. ChUdren:
i. Dorothy Marguerite", twin, b, Manchester, 21 Feb., 1898.
u, Natalie Clifford, twin, b. Manchester, 21 Feb., 1898; d. same day.
in. Hazbn Clifford, b. C. 3 Feb., 1901.
iv. Evelyn, b. C. 1 July, 1902.
V. Caroline, b. C. 2 Feb., 1910. DAWES.
William N. Da-wbs, b. 18 Feb., 1848, in WUmot, son ot Robert and Ann
<Kirk) Dawes, who was b. m London, Eng.; d. 13 April, 1883. His wife d.
17 Jan., 1881. WUliam N. Dawes m. 5 Dec, 1881, at Franklin Falls, Eva A.»
Carleton (PettengUl; Jeremiah', Ebenezer; Eleazer') b. 5 Dec, 1860, at HUl.
Elbenezer, the great-grandfather of Mrs. Dawes was b. 2 April, 1754, at Lynde-
borough; m. 3 June, 1784, Rebecca Farrar, who was b. 29 May, 1754. She
d. 7 Sept., 1832, m HUl. He d. 8 Dec, 1836. Ebenezer Carleton served in
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Company, Colonel James Reed's Regiment. He was in Colonel Scammel's
Regiment, 1777 to 1781, and his company was selected by General Wash
ington 1 Jan., 1779, as his bodyguard, and was known as "Washington's
Life Guard. " WiUiam N. Dawes is a resident of C.
DEARBORN.
1, Geodfrey' Dearborn, who came in 1639 from Exeter, Eng., to Exeter,
was of Enghsh descent. In 1650 he removed to Hampton and m. He
had three sons, one of whom was an ancestor of Gen. John Dearborn ot
Revolutionary fame.
2. Reuben' Dearborn, a great-grandson of Geodlrey, was b. 1769, in
Hampton. In 1792 he removed to Candia. He m. EUzabeth McClure,
whose grandfather, Da-vid McClure, camo from Edinburgh, Scotland, in
1720, and m. Martha Glynn, who was descended from a family of Scotch
nobles who were Covenanters and fled from persecution to Boston,
Mass. Elizabeth McClure's father, James McClure, and grandfather
on her mother's side, Dea. Nathaniel Burpee, were soldiers in the Revo
lutionary War. ChUdren of Reuben and Elizabeth (McClure) Dear
bom, b. in North Woodstock, where Mr. Dearborn settled soon after
his marriage:
i. Hazen', b. 1795; d. 1802.
u. Hannah, b. 1797; d. 1881.
hi. Eliza, b. 1799; d. 1800.
iv. William, b. 1801; d. 1892.
V. Eliza, b. 1803; d. 1891.
vi. David, b. 1804; d. 1806.
¦vii. Russell, b. 1806; d. 1878.
viu. Jane, b. 1808; d. 1889.
ix. Sally, b. 1810; d. 1818.
X. Lucia, b. 1813; d. 1890
3. xi. James McClure, b. 1816.
3. James McClure' Dearborn (Reuben*) b. 1816, came to C. about 1842
or 1843. In 1849 he m. Susan Emery FeUows and settled on the place
now owned by Frank P. Dow. About 1864 he removed to the Enoch
Gibson farm, where his son, Alvah J., now resides. He d. 12 Dec, 1868,
and -she, 1 April, 1882. Children b. in C. :
i. Alla J'., b. 15 Jan., 1850; m. Charles Wesley Carter (see Carter
Gen.) of C. ; resides in Boscawen.
4. u. Alvah J., b. 13 Oct., 1851.
5. iu. Susan Elizabeth, b. 10 June, 1854.
4. Alvah J'. Dearborn (James', Reuben*)' b. 13 Oct., 1851; m. Adah B,
Cochran of Walpole. ChUdren b. in C:
i. Susan Relief', b. 23 May, 1884; m. 11 Sept., 1905, Robert WUson
of Paterson, N. J. ChUdren b. in C: 1. Wilham James' WUson,
b. 20 June, 1906; 2. Alvah Dearbom WUson. b. 5 Aug., 1910.
u. Samuel James, b. 30 June, 1886.
hi. Fred Earle, b. 4 Oct., 1888.
iv. MoLLiE Keturah, b. 6 Nov., 1891.

102 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
5. Susan E». Dearborn (James; Reuben*) b. 10 June, 1854; m. first, Law
rence L. Morse of Derry; m. second, Fred E. Dixon of Manchester.
She d. 29 March, 1895. ChUdren by first marriage:
i. Ethel' Morse, b. 10 Jan., 1881, in Haverhill, Mass.; m. Ernest E.
Evans. Children: 1. Fred Walter' Evans, b. 8 May, 1902, in
Manchester. 2. WaUace Harold Evans, b. 27 July, 1903, m C;
3 and 4. Twms, b. 11 Jan., 1907, m Providence, R. L, Emest
E. and Donald Evans. Emest E., d. AprU, 1907, m Concord.
Donald d. 14 July, 1909, in Manchester.
ChUd by second marriage:
u. Agnes M. Dixon, b. 31 May, 1890, in Concord.
DEARBORN.
i, George W. Dearborn was b. 1833 in GiKord; m. Mary Amanda, dau.
of Levi and Hannah Goss (Drake) Dow. (See Dow Gen.) Mrs. Dear
bom was b. 19 March, 1839; d. 1868. Mr. Dearbom m. second, Jennie
Chfford of GUmanton. He enlisted 16 Aug., 1862, in Co. G., 12th N. H.
Vols. Appomted Corporal 9 Jan., 1864; discharged 19 May, 1865.
Occupation, painter. Resided at HUl's Comer several years, returning
to Gilford after the death of his wife. He d. 22 July, 1885, at Pitch-
wood Island, Lake Winnepesaukee. ChUdren by first marriage:
i. Elmer W., b. 18 March, 1860, in Lake VUlage; m. first, Ahce L.
Hoyt of Canaan; m. second,. 30 Sept., 1893, in Behnont, Emma
F., dau. of Frank O. and Mary Pickard. (See Pickard Gen.)
Mr. Dearbom is a painter.
u. LuRA, d. in infancy.
Children by second marriage;
iu. Hattie. iv. Ethel. DEARBORN.
Joseph P. Dearborn was b. 14 Nov., 1818, in Northfield. He was the son
of John and Charlotte (James) Dearborn. John Dearborn was b. 25 April,
1783, in Northfield; m. July, 1811. d. m 1869. Charlotte James was b. 1791
m DanvUle; d. 6 Oct., 1873, Joseph P. Dearbom m. first, 3 AprU, 1842, Mary Y.
PhUbrick of Sanbomton. They had six chUdren. She d. 23 Nov., 1879. He
m. second, 16 Dec, 1885, Judith Ann (Davis) Chase, widow of Elbridge Gerry
Chase. She was b. 7 Nov., 1832, in Loudon, and was a dau. of Jeremiah- and
Judith (Austin) Davis. Mr. Dearbom resided in C. from the time of his sec
ond marriage untU his death, which occurred 20 May, 1907.
DOW.
1. Henry' Dow,* who was the progenitor of the Dow family of Hampton and
' -vicinity, was b. in Runham, in Norfolk, Eng., about 1608. He 'was
the son of Thomas Dow of Tylner, and afterwards Runham. Thomas'
wife's name was Margaret. He, a brother John and sister Edith,. were
*Dow's History Hampton.

GENEALOGIES. 103
the children of John Dow who d. at Tylner July, 1561. John had two
brothers, Wilham and Thomas. Henry Dow d. Dec, 1612, or Jan,,
1613. He had a brother Christopher and two sisters, one of whom m.
Stephen Farrar. His -wife's name was Elizabeth. Children:
i. Thomas'.
2. u. Henry, b. in Runham about 1608. iii. Edward, iv. Mary. v.
Frances, vi. William.
2. Henrys Dow (Henry) b. in Runham about 1608; m. 11 Feb., 1631,
Joane, widow of Roger Nudd of Ormsby, Eng., "lately deceased,"
leaving an infant son, Thomas Nudd. After six years residence in
Ormsby, he apphed for permission to emigrate to America. Licensed
was granted 11 AprU, 1637, for himself and family, as foUows; Henry
Dow, husbandman, aged 29 years; Joane, his wife, 30 years, with four
children and one servant. He settled first in Watertown, Mass., where
his wife d. and was buried 20 June, 1640; m. second, in 1641, Margaret
Cole of Dedham, Mass. He removed to Hampton in 1643 or 1644
where he purchased a farm. This homestead remained in possession
of his hneal descendants until 1854.
Henry Dow was selectman in 1651, deputy from Hampton to the
general court of Mass., 1655 and 1656, and in 1658 on a committee to
examine and record all land grants and highways. This last work was
interrupted by his death, 21 April, 1659. Children:
i. Thomas', bapt. at Ormsby, Eng., 26 Dec, 1631; d. at Watertown,
Mass., July, 1642.
3. u. HiiNRY, bapt. at Ormsby, Eng., about 1634. iu. A chUd, probably
d. in infany. iv. Joseph, b. in Watertown, Mass., 20 March,
1639. V. Daniel, b. 22 Sept., 1641. vi. Mary, b. 14 Sept.,
1643. -vii. Hannah, viii. Thomas, b. 28 AprU, 1653. ix.
Jeremiah, b. at Hampton, 6 Sept., 1667.
3. Hrnry' Dow (Henry, Henry) bapt. at Ormsby, Eng., about 1634, d. 6
May, 1707; m. first, 17 June, 1659, Hannah, dau. of Robert Page; m.
second, 10 Nov., 1704, -widow Mary Green, dau. of Capt. Christopher
Hussey. Capt. Dow was a land surveyor, selectman, town clerk,
deputy to the general assembly, clerk of the House and Speaker pro tern-.
He was marshal of Norfolk County from 1673 to the close of the Mass.
government in N. H. Then he was deputy marshal under the royal
government of this state, and in 1680 became marshal for a limited
time. Oct. 8, 1686, he was admitted and sworn as attorney. He held
a commission in the mUitia for several years, becoming captain in 1692.
In 1696 he was justice of the inferior court of common pleas, becom
ing senior justice in 1699, a position he held until his death in 1707.
Children by first marriage:
i. Joseph', b. 30 March, 1660; d. unm., 17 Aug., 1680.
4. u. Samuel, b. 4 Nov., 1662,
iu. Simon, b. 4 March, 1667; d. 2 Oct., 1707.
iv. Jabez, b. 8 Feb., 1672; d. 14 Jan., 1752.

104 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
4. Samuel' Dow (Henry, Henry; Henry) b. 4 Nov., 1662, d. 20 June, 1714;
m. first, 12 Dec, 1683, Abigail, dau. of Morris Hobbs; m. second, 13
Feb., 1708, widow Sarah Garland, dau. of John Taylor. Dea. Dow was
to'wn clerk eight years and selectman five years. He hved on the home
stead. ChUdren:
i. Hannah', b. 12 Nov., 1684; d. 22 July, 1687.
a. Joseph, t. 13 Dec, 1686; d. 25 Aug., 1707.
hi. Abigail, b. 17 April, 1689; d. 23 Aug., 1707.
iv. Sarah, b. 22 May, 1691.
5. V. Samuel, b. 25 May, 1693.
¦vi. Rachael, b. 20 Sept., 1695; d. 22 June, 1755.
vii. Mehetable, b. 10 April, 1698; d. 27 Feb., 1704.
vui. Hannah, b. 10 Jan., 1709; d. 13 Nov., 1796.
5. Samuel' Dow (Samuel; Henry) b. 25 May, 1693; d. 29 March, 1755; m.
12 Sept., 1717, Mary, dau. of Christopher Page, and lived on the home
stead. ChUdren:
i. Samuel', b. 10 Oct., 1718; d. 23 Feb., 1800.
ii. Abigail, b. 25 Feb., 1721 ; d. 10 Jan., 1815.
in. Mary, b. 12 Sept., 1724; d. 16 Oct., 1819.
iv. Hannah, b. 20 Sept., 1728; d. 10 Sept., 1775.
V. Joseph, b. 21 Dec, 1721; d. 16 Dec, 1806.
vi. Tabitha, b. 24 Aug., 1731; d. 6 May, 1812.
6. ¦vu. Jonathan, b. 10 May, 1734.
vui. Sarah, b. 21 Feb., 1736; d. 5 Sept., 1828.
ix. Comfort, b. 20 Aug., 1738; d. 4 Nov., 1756.
6. Jonathan' Dow (Samueb, Samuel*) b. 10 May, 1734, in Hampton; m.
31 July, 1761, Comfort Brown, b. 29 Sept., 1739. She lived to be nearly
99 years of age. Mr. Dow was dismissed from the church in Brent
wood 19 March, 1769, and probably removed about that time. He
was one of the early settlers in New Hampton. His name appears on
the "Town Papers, " as early as 1784, and undoubtedly he resided there
some years previous to that date. Children;
i. Samuel', bapt. 22 April, and d. 23 AprU, 1762.
7. u. Le^vi, b, 31 March, 1763.
hi. Comfort, bapt. 27 Jan., 1765; d. 24 July, 1766.
iv. Hannah, b. 9 June, 1767. v. Ruth, b. 20 May, 1769. ¦vi. Jona
than, b. 31 July, 1771. vu. Comfort, b. 25 Dec, 1773.
-viu. Mary, b. 7 Sept., 1776. ix. Joseph, unm.
7. Levi' Dow (Jonathan', Samueb) b. 31 March, 1763, in Hampton; m. 1784,
AbigaU Godfrey, b. 10 Oct., 1758, in Poplin (now Fremont). Mr. Dow
came to New Hampton with his parents, where he resided untU his
death, March, 1849. Children:
i. Susanna', b. 19 Sept., 1784.
u. Sarah, b. 12 March, 1786.
in. Comfort, b. 1787.
iv. Joseph, b. 30 Aug., 1789.
V. Jonathan, b. 5 Oct., 1791.
¦vi. Nancy, b. 6 Sept., 1796.
-vu. Abigail, b. 26 Nov., 1799.
viu. Eliza, b. 5 Dec, 1801.
8. ix. Le-vi, b. 15 Dec, 1803.

GENEALOGIES. 105
8. Levi' Dow Jr., (Levi', Jonathan') b. 15 Dec, 1803, in New Hampton; m.
1832, Hannah Goss, dau. of Dea. Nathaniel Drake and granddaughter
of Abraham Drake, who settled in New Hampton in 1777. Abraham
was a descendant of Robert, who came to Hampton about 1630," The
Drake family is of great antiquity.* "Soon after the conquest of Wes-
sex by the Romans a family or clan called Drago, or Draco, appears to
have taken possession of an old Roman and British encampment in
what is now the manor of Musbury, Axminster, Devon County, Eng.,
which subsequently became known as Mount Drake. Of this family
was Sir Francis, the celebrated navigator, as was also John Drake of
the Council of Plymouth, one of the original company established by
King James in 1606 for the settling New England, several of whose
sons came to Boston in 1630, and who finally settled in Windsor.
Robert had two sons and one daughter who settled in Hampton.
From these brothers are descended all of the name in New England.
Robert Drake was among the first who, to avoid persecution, fled to
New England." There is a tradition that the Drakes who settled
in Hampton were in some way related to Sir Francis, which is strength
ened by the record.
Levi' Dow, Jr., went to Boston when a young man. After a few
years he returned to his ancestral home where he resided till 1856, when
he came to C, engaged in agriculture; d. 23 Nov., 1889. Mrs. Dow d.
8 Dec, 1878. Children b. in New Hampton:
HosEA', b. 4 Feb., 1833; d. 13 Aug., 1834.
Sumner Adams, b. 24 April, 1834.
Ol-wyn Warland, b. 10 April, 1836.
Mary Amanda, b. 19 March, 1839; m. George W. Dearborn. (See
Dearbom Gen.)
TiRXAH Ann Robinson, b. 11 July, 1843.
Nathaniel Harland, b. 8 Feb., 1845.
. Sumner Adams' Dow {Levi', Jr., Levi; Jonathan') b. 24 April, 1834; m.
Ann Maria Gordon of New Hampton. Came to C, 1858. After a few
years he moved to Northfield, engaging in the meat business. He had
a market at Sanbomton Bridge. For a time he was engaged in buy
ing cattle and sheep; was post master at Northfield Depot eleven years,
moved to Concord in 1885 and was for several years in business there.
He d. 27 July, 1903, in Concord. Mrs. Dow d. 22 April, 1882, m North-
field. Children ;
i. Electa M"., b. 8 AprU, 1857, in New Hampton; m. Whitten Lud
low of Northfield, an employee of the B. & M. R. R. She d. 1
Feb., 1895, in Concord. Six children: Bertha H"., CarroU H.,
Effie L., Maria P., Roy W. and Emihe E. Ludlow.
u. Lellan M. L., b. 25 Nov., 1862, in C; m. 22 July, 1880, Lauren
Davis of Northfield. Children: Allen T". Davis, Mary Lake
Davis. AUen T. m. Bertha Waddell of HaverhiU. He was fire
man on B. & M. R. R,, killed in wreck near HaverhiU 20 March,
1908. Child: Pauline Ehzabeth" Da-vis.
* Drake History.

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ii.

10.

iii.

iv.

11.

V.

12.

vi.

106 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
hi. Charles S., b. 29 Jan., 1865, in C; m. 3 July, 1889, Lizzie Hoyt of
Canaan. Was stationary engineer. D. 28 July, 1904. Child:
Anna".
iv. LuRA Amanda, b. 28 Aug., 1868, at Sanbomton Bridge; m. 22 Oct.,
1886, Elmer Young, an employee of the B. & M. R. R. Resi
dence Concord. ChUdren : Elizabeth J"., WiUiam D., Electa M.,
Emest E., and Helen S. Young.
V. Guy, b. 11 Oct., 1872, in Northfield; m. Dec, 1894, Ida Colby of
Manchester. Engineer, B. & M. R. R., killed in a coUision near
HaverhiU 20 March, 1908. Resided in Woodsville. Children:
Robert", Sumner.
vi. Levi S., b. 8 Sept., 1876, in Northfield; m. Sept., 1903, Isabel Bailey.
Engineer on the B. & M. R. R. Was a soldier in the Spanish
War. ChUdren: Allen I"., Le-vi P.
10. Ol-wyn Warland' Dow (Levi; Jr., Levi') b. 10 April, 1836; m. 10 April,
1862, Sophia IngaUs, dau. of Solomon M. and Matilda (Ingalls) Chfford.
(See Clifford Gen.) Mr. Dow spent his early days on the farm. Learned
the shoemaker's trade and for several years followed this occupation.
Made two trips to California, first in 1868, second 1863, spending m all
four years in that state. Returned to C, spring of 1865, since which
time he has engaged in agriculture. Children, b. in C. :
i. Child", d. in infancy.
u. Leonora May, b. 15 June, 1866; m. 1 Jan,, 1890, in C, John Peverly.
Child. (See Peverly Gen.) She d. 1 March, 1908, m C.
ni. Lizzie Adella, b. 27 May, 1868; d. 8 Dec, 1876.
iv. Ed-win Weston, b. 22 Jan., 1871; m. 27 May, 1906, Annie May, dau.
of Frank O. and Mary Pickard. (See Pickard Gen.) ChUd:
Pauhne", b. 22 Dec, 1908.
V. Mary Amanda, b. 17 June, 1873; d. 1 AprU, 1899;
11. TiRZAH Ann Robinson' Dow (Levi; Jr., Levi') b. 11 July, 1843; m. 13
Dec, 1876, Jonathan, son of John and Susan Stearns Smith of Peter
borough. She was a graduate New Hampton Literary Institution,
1869; assistant teacher there from 1869 to 1871; preceptress from 1871
to 1876. While attending the Academy she taught most acceptably
in the district schools of C. Possessing a charming person ahty, she
readily won the affection of both scholars and parents and she is grate
fully remembered by all of her pupils now h-ving. In love -with her
profession her career as an instructor was a marked success. She was
a splendid type of womanhood. Her death occurred 28 Aug., 1881,
in Clinton, Mass.
Her husband was a soldier of the Civil War and a graduate of Dart
mouth College, 1871. He edited the Cods Republican from 1871 to
1873; admitted to the bar 1875; city solicitor of Manchester three years
and of Chnton, Mass., two years; member of the Mass. legislature 1881.
Special Justice of the Second District Court of Eastern Worcester
County for twenty-five years. ChUdren:
i. Theodore", b. 25 Sept., 1877; d. 25 Oct., 1877.
u. Susan Dow, b. 24 May, 1879. Graduate Smith CoUege 1902.
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GENEALOGIES. 107
12. Nathaniel Harland' Dow (Levi; Jr., Levi') b. 8 Feb., 1845; m. first,
1869, Margaret, dau. of Pliilip and Mary Ann Campbell who were b. in
Scotland. Mrs. Dow was b. in Boston; d. 1893 in Wakefield, Mass.
Mr. Dow m. second, 1894, Ida M. Stinson. He came to C. -with his
parents in 1866. In 1864 went to Methuen, Mass., and remained five
years. In 1869 he went to California, returning to Mass, in 1871 and
setthng in Wakefield. Occupation, stone mason and contractor.
Was road commissioner five years. He returned to C, in 1895, pur
chased the homestead of the late Solomon M. Clifford at HiU's Comer,
where he now resides. Children by first marriage:
i. Agnes M"., b. 3 March, 1874, in Wakefield, Mass.; m. 1894, J. W.
Murphy, leather merchant, Boston, Mass. Children: Norman",
WUham, Arthur, Agnes, and Paul Murphy.
U. Bertha, b. 1876, d. 1878.
Child by second marriage:
hi. Nathan Drake, b. 26 Oct., 1895, in C.
DOW.
1. Jonathan S'. Dow was b. 3 June, 1812, in Pittsfield. Son of Isaiah' and
Betsy (Bums) Dow (Isaiah b. 10 Oct., 1773, in Pittsfield; d. 15 Feb.
1818. Betsy Bums, b. 17 Aug., 1775; d. 11 Feb., 1841). Jonathan S'.
was the seventh child of a family of eight children. He m. 3 Jan., 1835,
in Lowell, Mass., Henrietta S., dau, of Enoch and Hannah (Wallace)
French, b. 19 Dec, 1807, in Loudon; d. 23 Aug., 1885, in C. After his
marriage, Mr. Dow resided in C, where he d. 11 Feb., 1880. Children,
b. inC:
i. Betsy B'., b. 9 Aug., 1836; m. C. T. Lane of Candia, where she d-
Feb., 1891. Child: J. J. Lane, resides in Everett, Mass. He is
m. and has two sons.
u. Enoch F., b. 30 March, 1839, d. 1 Sept., 1842.
iu. Abbie A., b. 5 Aug., 1841; m. George Lane of Danvers, Mass., where
she d. May, 1873.
iv. Harriet A., b. 30 March, 1844; m. N. A. Pitts of Lynn, Mass.,
where she resides.
V. Amanda M., b. 3 March, 1847; m. Byron Hobart of Lebanon;
d. Aug., 1871, m C.
2. -vi. Frank Pierce, b. 30 June, 1850.
2. Frank Pierce' Dow (Jonathan', Isaiah') b. 30 June, 1850; m. 25 Sept
1875, in Chichester, Adeline, dau. of George W. and Mary P. (Seavey)
West of Chichester, where she was b. 19 Dec, 1865. Chidren b. in C. :
i. Nellie Addie', b. 25 July, 1876. Teacher about nine years. Sten
ographer about four years; d. 5 Oct., 1906, in C.
u. George West, b. 6 Oct., 1880. He was killed by an accident 4 AprU,
1911, in Fitchburg, Mass., where he was employed.
DOW.
1. Josephs Dow, son of Joseph' and Sarah (Marden) Dow, b. in Pittsfield,
24 May, 1819; m. 26'Feb., 1839, AbigaU Heath, dau. of John and Nancy
(Sargent) Carter, b. m C. 11 March, 1816; d. 21 Jan., 1894. He

108 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
m. second, Mrs. Mary E. Perkins, 10 Aug., 1894, and d. 6 Feb., 1897.
Children:
i. George P'., b. 24 April, 1839; d. 11 March, 1842.
u. Gilbert F., b. 23 March, 1841; private in Co. H., 4th. N. H. Vols.,
CivU War; discharged 18 Feb., 1864, at Beaufort, S. C. Re-
enlisted as Veteran Vol. in Pioneer Corps and was wounded
and taken prisoner; exchanged from Salisbury Prison to Deep
Bottom, Va., and d. of his wounds and hunger 19 Dec, 1864.
Buried at Annapolis, Md.
ih. George M., b. 27 May, 1843; d. 26 Oct., 1872.
iv. Orrin, b. 24 Oct., 1845; d. 30 Oct., 1846.
V. Joseph F., b. 20 April, 1849; d. 21 Jan., 1853.
, 2. vi. Sylvester J., b. 3 Sept., 1852.
3. vii. Mary P., b. 15 Oct., 1855.
2. Syl-vester J'. Dow (Joseph; Joseph') b. 3 Sept., 1852; m. 6 Sept., 1879,
in Frankhn, Eliza, dau. of Abel Lord and Martha (Alexander) Butter-
worth, b. in Rochdale, Eng., 1 Aug., 1858. He d. at Bow, 3 Aug., 1891.
She m. second, 20 April, 1909, WiUiam I;. Kimball of Cheney, Kan.
ChUdren b. in C. ;
i. Jay Henry', b. 8 July, 1884; m. Nov., 1906, Lynne Roberds, at San
Bemardmo, Cal. Child: Dorothy M'., b. 29 Jan., 1909.
u. Ada May, b. 3 Sept., 1886; m. 19 Dec, 1905, Abram E. Valentme,
at San Bernardino, Cal. ChUd: MeMn Dow' Valentine, b. 18
May, 1910.
3, Mary P'. Dow (Joseph; Joseph') b. 16 Oct., 1855, at C. ; m. 19 Nov., 1881,
in Frankhn, Thomas E., son of Joseph L. Simpson of Deerfield, b. at
Winona, Minn., 10 Feb., 1866. Child: Sam W', Simpson, b. 15
Aug., 1883, in Deerfield.
DOW.
1. Josiah' Dow was b. 1765 in Epping; m. first,  Sias; after her death
he removed to C; m. second, Sarah, dau. of Jeremiah' and Abigail
(Kezer) Clough, b. 20 Feb., 1766, in C, d. 30 Sept., 1846. He d. 28
March, 1827 ; both d. in Concord and were interred in the Center ceme
tery of C. Children;
i. Martha, m.  Crockett. ,, /
u. Charlotta. a ' 7 *• -f ,1 1 ' t- - '^ ;;pf-'^ ' L
iu. Mary Jane, m, -; — ¦_ — Noble.
iv. Tristram, m. ¦'' -;'¦' ' Lyford of Northfield.
2. V. Susan Clough.
¦vi. Jeremiah.
-vu. Josiah, m. first,  Harm; m. second, Mrs. Johnson.
2. Susan Clough' Dow (Josiah') m. Albegence' Mead (Jason', Samueb,
Samueb, Thomas; Israel; Gabriel') Gabriel' or Goodman', came in
1635 to this country from England. Children;
i. Darius Johnson', m. Ehzabeth Jennings.
u. Jerome, m. Mary  .
iii. Sarah Eliza; m. George Wamer Weeks, b. 12 Aug., 1824, d. 10
Sept., 1903; she d. 22 Oct., 1903. He was of the sixth genera
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Compton Martin, Somerset County, Eng. (George W.', Dud
ley J.', Josiah; Matthias', Capt. Samueb, Leonard' Weeks.)
Leonard' was first heard of in this country 1655, in Portsmouth.
Children of George W. and Sarah B. (Mead) Weeks: 1.
Laura ArviUa', b. 1849; d. at the age of six years. 2. Medora, b.
2 Jan., 1855, in Manchester, m. 26 Dec, 1878, in Manchester,
Alonzo, son of Albert and Adehne (Blackburn) Elhott, b. 25
July, 1849, in Augusta, Me., d. 20 Aug., 1909, in Manchester.
ChUdren: (1) LucUle Weeks' EUiott, b. 14 June, 1880; m. 10
Dec, 1902, Harry Oilman Clough, d. 30 Dec, 1909. (2) Laura
Medora EUiott, b. 15 July, 1882. (3) Mildred Weeks Elhott, b.
1 Feb., 1890. (4) Alonzo EUiott, b. 25 May, 1891. (3) Periey
Weeks, b. 1863; m. Carrie Foote Everett of Bradford, Mass.,
d. 1907.
iv. Mary Jane, m. Alfred Fife of Pembroke.
Y. Joseph, unm.
DREW.
The first Drew of whom a record is found in this country is John Drew, who
appeared in Plymouth, Mass., about 1660. He is supposed to have been a
son of WUUam Drew and a grandson of Sir Edward Drew, who was knighted
by Queen Ehzabeth in 1689. (From Drew's Landmarks of Plymouth, Mass.)
Albert Francis' Drew was b. 12 Dec, 1843, in Plymouth, Mass. He was
a son of Josiah' and Sarah Jane (Hodgkins) Drew. Josiah was b. 1812,
d. 1850. His wife was a duaghter of David and Mary Hodgkins. She
d. 10 Sept., 1881. Mary, the wife of Da-vid Hodgkins, was a dau. of
John WUson who came to Marblehead from Edinburgh about 1750; b.
27 Feb., 1748; d. 1793. The grandfather of Albert Francis Drew was
Atwood' Drew, who m., 1802, Lydia, dau. of WiUiam and Lydia Rider.
His great-grandfather, Da-vid' Drew, m. Elizabeth Atwood.
Albert Francis Drew m. 25 Feb., 1873, in Boston, Mass., Mary Ella,
dau. of Alfred G. and Mary L. Chase. (See Chase Gen.) Mr. Drew
removed in 1880 from Boston to C, where he d. 23 Feb., 1909.
ChUdren:
i. Frank Edward', b. 23 March, 1874, in Boston; m. 7 Oct., 1908, in
N. Y. City, Marion Freeman of Cleveland, O., b. 3 June, 1875.
He is a graduate of Dartmouth, 1897, Boston University Law
School, 1900, admitted to the Mass. Bar in 1900, and is prac
ticing law in Boston.
ii. Harriet Emma, b. 16 July, 1876, in Boston; m. 11 Jvme, 1902, in
C, George Henry Gleason. (See Gleason Gen.)
iii. Mabel Louise, b. 15 March, 1881, in C; m. 11 June, 1908, PhUip
H. Pike, b. 3 April, 1884. Children: 1. Grace Ora' Pike, b. 27
Jan., 1909. 2. Marion Louise PUie, b. 24 March, 1910.
DRISCOLL.
JoEN' William' Driscoll, b. 17 Aug., 1852, in Quebec, Canada, son of Wil
ham' and Margaret DriscoU; m. first, 4 Feb., 1870, Minnie H., dau. of
Da-vid H. and Sarah C. (Johnson) Perley of Enfield; m. second, Lucy
Mae, dau. of Addison Augustus and Abigail (Lovering) Arhn of Con
cord. Mr. Driscoll had three sisters: Mary Ann, m. first, Joseph

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Twombly of HUl, m. second, Cyms Pattee of HaverhUl, Mass.; Mar
garet, m. Rufus W. Smart of Hopkinton, and Lizzie, unm. In Feb.,
1897, Mr. DriscoU purchased the place at C. known as the Jonathan K.
Taylor place, where he now resides. Child by first marriage :
i. Jennie P.», b. 12 AprU, 1871; m. Herbert W. Metcalf of Lowell,
Mass. Children, b. in LoweU: Paul' and Ruth B. Metcalf.
EDGETT.
Kenyon Truemans Edgett, eighth son of Andrew and PriscUla (Greenough)
Edgett, b. 28 March, 1868, m HiUsboro, N. B.; m. 9 Oct., 1894, EUa Ahce,
eldest dau. of Adam and Emma A. (Adams) Tait of E. Boston, Mass. Mr,
Edgett and his famUy removed from Boston to C. 16 March, 1908, where
they have since resided, occupying the Luther Cody house. Children: i.
WeUington Ethelbert', b. 6 Oct., 1896, in Mattapan, Mass. u. LiUian Mae,
b. 4 March, 1898, in Dorchester, Mass. iu. Grace Louise, b. 8 March, 1899,
in JDorchester, d. 12 Nov., 1901, in Boston, iv. Myrtle Irene, b. 11 May,
1903, in Boston, v. Luther Trueman, b. 1 Jan., 1906, in Boston, vi. Esther
Emma, b. 28 Sept., 1907, in Boston. ELKINS.
James S.' Elkins, son of James' and Mehitable (Rand) Elkins, was b. 24
Dec, 1809, m Rye. His father was b. 3 May, 1777, in Rye, d. 29 Nov., 1855,
m C; his mother was b. 19 June, 1787, m Rye, d. 20 July, 1859, m C. The
grandfather of James S. was Samuel' .Elkins. James S. was a stone-cutter by
trade, and for several years he was engaged in this business in Quincy, Glouces
ter and Boston, Mass. In 1834 he came with his parents to C, where he pur
chased a farm. In 1873 he disposed of this property and removed to the Center.
He m. first, 1840, AbigaU TaUant; she d. 22 Nov., 1884, aged sixty-eight
years; he m. second, 2 Dec, 1886, Lucia Maria, dau. of Jonathan and Phoebe
(Eastman) Sargent, b. 10 Sept., 1833. Mr. Elkins d. 4 Aug., 1898. He was
a successful business man, a pubhc-spirited citizen and a generous contrib
utor to every worthy cause. ELLIOTT.
1. George Bradley' Elliott, m. in C, 22 Dec, 1842, AbigaU, b. in C, 3
Oct., 1821, dau. of Levi and AbigaU (Chase) Bennett. Le-vi and Abigail
Bennett were m. m C, 29 June, 1813. AbigaU Chase's parents were
Joseph and  (Moore) Chase. Children:
Alonzo Butlers, b. 7 March, 1844.
RoNALDO CoRTBz, b. 24 Dec, 1845.
Nancy Melissa, b. 15 Aug., 1848.
Eliza Eudora, b. 9 June, 1850.
Cora Geneva, b. 16 Aug., 1852.
George Bradley, b. 10 Dec, 1854; m. Nov., 1883, Kate Atwood.
No children.
Charles Fremont, b, 17 June, 1867.
Jessie Maria, b. 26 June, 1859.

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2. Nancy Melissa' Elliott (George) b. 15 Aug., 1848; m. 6 Sept., 1869,
James Fields Hicks, b. 22 Aug., 1839. Children: 1. Winfield Scott'
Hicks, b. 7 May, 1873. ii. Addie lola Hicks, b. 10 May, 1878.
hi. Walter Leon Hicks, b.l April, 1881.
3. Eliza Eudora' Elliott (George') b. 9 June, 1850, in Concord; m. 13 Dec,
1871, Edwin Oscar Batchelder, b. 25 Aug., 1842. ChUdren: i. Harry
Eugene' Batchelder, b. 14 May, 1873; m. 23 JunefigOO, Grace A. Taft.
Child: Charies Donald Batchelder, b. 30 Nov.> 1901. h. Cora Abby
Batchelder, b. 4 June, 1875; m. Fred H. Brown. (See Brown Gen.)
iu. EsteUe Charlotte Batchelder, b. 19 Oct., 1877.
4. Cora Geneva' Elliott (George') b. 16 Aug., 1852; m. 7 May, 1872,
Eugene Stephen Yates, a physician. After her husband's death, Mrs.
Yates studied medicine and is now practicing in Pawtucket, R. I. She
owns a summer home near the Center. Child: RoUin Eugene', b. 10
Sept., 1879.
5. Charles Fremont' Elliott (George') b. 16 June, 1867, in Penacook; m.
m C, 1884, Florence G. Chase. (See Chase Gen.) Children, b. in
C: i. Ernest Everett', b. 16 May, 1886. u. Eva Belle, b. 2 April,
1887. hi. Mary Louise, b. 4 June, 1891; d. in C, 26 Sept., 1891. iv.
Alfred Chase, b. 22 July, 1889. v. Harry Eari, b. 6 Sept., 1893. vi
Gladys Beulah, b. 12 Nov., 1894.
6. Jessie Maria' Elliott (George) b. 26 June, 1859; m. 17 June, 1883,
George Wilham Loud, b. 28 July, 1869. Children: i. Raymond
EUiott', b. 19 Oct., 1884. u. Ralph WUham, b. 2 AprU, 1888. iu.
Marion, b. 20 June, 1891. EMERY.*
1. John' Emery, Sr., son of John and Agnes Emery of Romsey, Hants,
Eng., was b. in Eng., 29 Sept., 1598. He saUed from Southampton, 3
April, 1635, with his brother Anthony, in the ship James of London, their
wives and one or two children each, j)robably, with them. He landed
in Boston 3 June, 1635, and went soon after to Newbury, where he had
a town grant of hah an acre for a house lot. John Emery was made
freeman 2 June, 1641, and recorded as one of the ninety-one freeholders
of the town 2 Dec, 1642. On 16 March, 1663, he was presented to the
Court at Ipswich by Henry Jacques, Constable of Newbury, for enter
taining travelers, and Quakers; 5 May, 1663, his presentment for enter
taining Quakers was referred unto next Court. The next Court fined
him four pounds, costs and fees for entertaining strangers. In May,
1663, he petitioned the General Court for the remission of his fine. His
petition was signed by the selectmen of the town and fifty of the citi
zens. The fine was not remitted. He was selectman, 1661; fence
* The facts given here concerning the early Emery famihes are taken from
Genealogical Records of Descendants of John and Anthony Emery, compiled by
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112 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
-viewer, 1666; grand juryman in the same year; jury of trials in 1672;
appointed to carry votes to Salem in 1676. He m. first, in Eng., Mary
 , who d. in Newbury, April, 1649; m. second, Mrs. Mary Web
ster (nee Shatswell) widow of John Webster of Ipswich, 29 Oct., 1650,
He d. in Newbury, Mass., 3 Nov., 1683: His wife d. 28 AprU, 1694.
Children:
2. i. John', b. about 1628, in Eng. h. Ann, b. about 1631, in Eng.
hi. Ebenezer, dau., b. 16 Sept., 1648, in Newbury, iv. Jona
than, b. 13 May, 1662, in Newbury.
2. Johns Emery (Johw) came with his father to Newbury in 1635; m. Mary
Webster, dau. of John and Mary (Shatswell) Webster, 2 Oct., 1648.
Selectman, 1670-1673; chosen to carry votes to Salem 1675-76; tything-
man, 1679; way-warden, 1679. He is styled Sergeant on the records.
Made freeman 30 May, 1660; made his wUl 3 Aug., 1693. His wife d.
3 Feb., 1709. Children, b. in Newbury:
i. Mary', b. 24 June, 1652.
h. Hannah, b. 26 April, 1654.
3., hi. John, b. 12 Sept., 1656.
iv. Bethia, b. 15 Oct., 1658.
V. Sarah, b. 26 Feb., 1660.
¦vi. Joseph, b. 23 March, 1663.
4. -vii. Stephen, b. 6 Sept., 1666. -viu. Abigail, b. 16 Jan., 1668. ix. Sam
uel, b. 20 Dec, 1670. x. Judith, b. 5 Feb., 1673. xi. Lydia,
b. 19 Feb., 1676. xu. Elizabeth, b. 8 Feb., 1680. xhi. Josiah,
b. 28 Feb., 1681.
3. John' Emery (John; John') m. 13 June, 1683, Mary Sawyer, dau. of
WUham and Ruth Sawyer, b. 29 July, 1660, she d. 3 Nov., 1699; m.
second, AbigaU Bartlett, 27 May, 1700; and third, Mary March, 7
Dec, 1723. Children, b. in Newbury:
i. Mary', b. 29 Dec, 1684;
5. u. John, b. 29 Sept., 1686. iu. Josiah, b. 19 Dec. ,1688. iv. Daniel,
b. 15 June, 1693. v. Lydia, b. 29 AprU, 1698. vi. Samuel, b.
25 Oct., 1699. vu. Ruth. vui. Hannah.
4. Ensign Stephen' Emery (John; John') b. 6 Sept., 1666; m. 29 Nov.,
1692, Ruth, dau. of Henry and Anna (Knight) Jaques, b. 14 April,
1672; millwright and planter; d. 1 Feb., 1746-47. His -wife d. 9
Jan., 1764. Children, b. in Newbury:
i. Anna,' b. 10 Oct., 1693. h. Sarah, b. 1 Jan., 1696. ui. Ruth, b.
6 June, 1698. iv. Mary, b. 16 Dec, 1700. v. Judith, b. 25
Feb., 1703. vi. Abigail, b. 4 May, 1706. vii. Elizabeth, b.
2 Feb., 1708.
6. -viu. Stephen, b. 16 July, 1710.
ix. Hannah, b. 23 April, 1712.
X. Miriam, b. 22 Nov., 1714.
7. xi. Lydia, b. 29 July, 1717.
5. John' Emery (John; John; John') b. 29 Sept., 1686; m. Mehetable,
dau. of Henry and Ann (LongfeUow) Short, 30 Dec, 1714. He d,
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8. i. MosES', b. 12 Oct., 1715. n. Anna, b. 21 Nov., 1716. ih. Josiah,
b. 16 March, 1718. iv. Mary, b. 26 Jan., 1720. v. John, b.
24 Feb., 1722. vi. Mehetable, b. 23 March, 1726. vh. Sarah,
b. 16 Dec, 1726. viu. Jane, b. 4 Aug., 1729. ix. Josiah, b.
29 Oct., 1731. X. Daniel, b. 7 Dec, 1733. xi. Samuel, b. 26
July, 1737.
6. Stephen' Emery (Stephen; John', Johw) b. 16 July, 1710; m. Hannah
Rolfe, dau. of Henry and Hannah (Tappan) Rolfe, 5 May, 1732. He
was commissioned Ensign 21 May, 1746; Colonel 23 March, 1767; d.
in West Newbury 16 Sept., 1795. His wife d. at the same place 10
Jan., 1779, aged 71. ChUdren, b. in Newbury:
9. i. Stephen', b. 18 Jan., 1733. u. Benjamin, b. 14 May, 1735.
hi. Hannah, b. 26 Oct., 1737. iv. Benjamin, b. 10 Dec, 1738.
V. Joseph, b. 19 Sept., 1740. -vi. Nathaniel, b. 23 Aug., 1741.
-vu. Hannah, b. 12 Feb., 1744. viu. Mary, b. 12 May, 1746.
ix. Eliphalet, b. 20 July, 1748. x. Elizabeth, b. 30 July,
1750. xi. Enoch, b. 13 April, 1752.
7. Lydia' Emery (Stephen', John; Johw) b. 29 July, 1717; m. 24 March,
1738, Moses', son of .John and Mehetable (Short) Emery, b. 12 Oct.,
1715. She d. 11 July, 1800. (For children, see No, 8.)
8. MosES' Emery (John*, John', John', Johw) b. 12 Oct., 1715; m. 24 March,
1738, Lydia, dau. of Stephen and Ruth (Jacques) Emery; d. 11 AprU,
1789. Children, b. in Newbury;
i. Lydia', b. 17 Feb.. 1738-39. h. Mary, b. 14 April, 1741. ui. John,
b. 12 March, 1743. iv. Moses, b. 31 Jan., 1745.
10. V. Josiah, b. 17 May, 1747. -vi. Nathan, b. 31 May, 1760; d. unm.
-vh. Sarah, b. 13 July, 1753. -viu. Ann, b. 13 May, 1756.
ix. Amos, b. 24 AprU, 1768. x. Michael, b. 5 Aug., 1764.
9. Stephen' Emery (Stephen; Stephen; John; Johw) b. 18 Jan., 1733; m.
6 Nov., 1760, Sarah Moody. She d. 6 Nov., 1777, aged 36; m. second,
Sarah Bartlett, who d. 23 July, 1791, He d. 16 April, 1799. Chil
dren, b. in Newbury:
i. Stephen', b. 8 JiUy, 1761.
11. u. Enoch, b. 16 March, 1763. hi. Elizabeth, b. 7 Dec, 1764. iv.
Hannah, b. 20 Dec, 1766. v. Moody, b. 20 June, 1769. -vi.
Nathaniel, b. 24 July, 1772.
10. JosiAH' Emery (Moses', John; John', John', Johw) b. 17 May, 1747; m.
1770, Rebecca, dau. of John and Anna (Adams) Woodman, sister to
Ehzabeth, who m. John' Emery, b. 10 July, 1746, d. 6 Jan., 1788; m.
second, Mrs. Ehzabeth (Meader) Morrison, widow of Samuel Morrison,
13 Oct., 1791. She d. July, 1837, aged 70. Children;
i. MosES', b. 2 Feb., 1772, at Epping.
12. u. Nathan, b. 6 Dec, 1773, at Eppmg.
iu. Ann (Nancy), b. 8 July, 1775, at Sanbomton.
iv. Molly (Polly), b. 21 March, 1777, at Sanbomton; m. John P. Hayes,
son of William.
V. Lydia, b. 8 Nov., 1778; m. 15 Nov., 1798, Jeremiah Hackett of C.
¦vi. Rebecca, b. 9 Nov., 1780; m. Jonathan Morrison, Jr.
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VU. Sarah (SaUy), b. 26 Aug., 1782; m. Joseph Huse, Jr.
vui. Betty (Betsey), b. 3 May, 1784; m. 6 Feb., 1817, Simon D. Sanbom.
ix. An infant.
11. Enochs Emery (Stephen; Stephen; Stephen') b. 16 March, 1763; m. July,
1784, Sarah Sargent, b. June, 1766, d. Nov., 1848. He d. 20 May,
1846. He was the first settler in C. of this branch of the famUy.
Children;
i. Elizabeth', b. 17 Feb., 1785.
u. Sarah, b. 12 Oct., 1786.
hi. Edmund Sa-wyer, b. 28 Jan., 1789; d. 1810, at sea.
iv. Hannah, b. 21 March, 1791.
V. Moody, b. 9 May, 1793; d. at 9 years of age.
¦vi. Mary, b. 7 Aug., 1795; d. unm., in Newmarket.
13. -vu. Enoch, b. 26 June, 1797.
viu. Nathaniel, d. young.
ix. Susan, b. 2 Aug., 1800.
X. Stephen, b. 1803; d. young.
xi. Catherine, b. 18 May, 1805.
14. 3di. Moody, b. 8 Feb., 1807.
xiu. Stephen Moody, b. 26 Dec, 1809; graduate of Dartmouth CoUege,
1836; Dartmouth Med. School, 1842; m. Lucy Ann Augusta,
dau. of Capt. Jacob and Catherine (Wellington) Hosmer, 22
Nov., 1838; b. 16 July, 1809, d. 8 April, 1878, at Penacook.
He settled in Penacook, Boscawen side, where he d. Nov.,
1881.
12. Nathan' Emery (Josiah', Moses') b. 6 Dec, 1773, at Epping. Moved
¦with his parents to Sanbomton, about 1774, and remained there till
1789, when he came to C. Here he m. 1798, BetseV, b. 8 Aug., 1780, at
C, dau. of Col. David and Susannah (Webster) Moore McCrillis.
She d. in LoweU, Mass., 6 Aug., 1862. He d. 19 Feb., 1860. He was
a type of the best citizenship of C, and prominent in town affairs.
Children:
i. John Ta-ylor Oilman', b. 10 Jan., 1799; settled in C; m. first, Mary
Sanbom, dau. of Simon D. Sanbom, b. Jan., 1804, d. 8 Oct.,
1853; second, Mrs. Catherine Foster. He d. 20 Aug., 1886.
15. u. David, b. 24 May, 1800.
16. hi. Josiah, b. 30 Nov., 1801.
iv. Charles, b. 25 Dec, 1803; mate of a vessel; d. of yellow fever in
Havana, W. I., Nov., 1824; unm.
V. Nathan, b. 19 Feb., 1806; m. first, 16 Dec, 1829, Mary, dau. of
Nathaniel and Betsey (Sherburne) Peverly; second, Louisa,
b. 14 April, 1813; d. 26 May, 1879, dau. of Timothy and Anna
(MorriU) Bradley; spent his hfe at the homestead in C; d. 4
Jan., 1884.
-vi. Susan, b. 23 Dec, 1807; d. 11 June, 1811.
17. -vu. Nancy, b. 13 Sept., 1809.
18. -viu. Al-vin, b. 17 March, 1811.
19. be. Joseph Woodman, b. 15 Jan., 1813.
20. x. Henry, b. 5 Nov., 1814.
xi. Martha, b. 2 Sept., 1816; m. M. Franklm Dwyer, from Canada, a
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xu. Mary, b. 2 Sept., 1816; m. Thomas Peverly of C, son of Nathaniel
and Betsey (Sherburne) Peverly, and brother of Mary Peverly,
who m. Nathan' Emery. Thomas and Mary (Emery) Peverly
moved to Chnton, IU., in Nov., 1866, and later to Decatur, IU.
She d. March, 1869. He d. 11 May, 1875, at Toronto, Kan.
(For children, see Peverly Gen.)
xhi. Elizabeth, b. 24 Jan., 1819; d. 22 Nov., 1821.
21. xiv. Moses, b. 21 April, 1820.
22. XV. Enoch, b. 31 Aug., 1822.
23. xvi. Samuel, b. 17 June, 1827.
13. Enoch' Emery (Enoch; Stephen; Stephen*) b. 26 June, 1797; m. 1 Oct.,
1818, AbigaU, b. 7 Jan., 1791, dau. of Jeremiah Pickard. She d. 21
Sept., 1879; he, 1 Oct., 1879. ChUdren:
24. i. Eliza Ann', b. 26 Aug., 1819.
25. u. Moses Moody, b. 9 Dec, 1821.
iu. Apphia Maria, b. 18 May, 1824; d. 15 Feb., 1852, at Stewartstown.
iv. Mary, b. 22 Jan., 1827; d. 10 Jan., 1858; at Oskaloosa, la.
V. Charles Sargent, b. 22 July, 1830; m. 5 April, 1856, Sarah N., dau.
of Nathaniel and Abigail (Garland) Garland.
26. -vi. Daniel, b. 27 March, 1853.
14. Moody' Emery (Enoch; Stephen; Stephen*) b. 8 Feb., 1807; m. 17 May,
1831, Susan, b. 5 Nov., 1805, dau. of Parsons and Hannah (Doe) Whid
den. They removed from C. to Mount Morris, N. Y., m 1863, to
Monroe, la., in 1868, and to Reasnor, la., in 1879. They both d. in
Reasnor: he, 5 March, 1899; she, 26 May, 1900. ChUdren;
27. i. Hannah', b. 1 June, 1832.
28. u. Stephen Moody, b. 21 Nov., 1837.
15. Da-vid' Emery (Nathan', Josiah', Moses') b. 24 May, 1800; hved, first in
Ithaca, N. Y., afterward in Maroa, IU.; m. 8 Jan., 1829, in Concord,
Mahala, dau. of Captain John and Rebecca (Currier) Hoit. She d. 28
July, 1851, at Ithaca, N. Y.; m. second, at Candor, N. Y,, Lois Cutler.
He d. 7 Aug., 1877, at Maroa, IU. ChUdren:
i. Mary Elizabeth', b. 28 Feb., 1830, at Concord; m. Charles Bundy
of Elmira, N. Y.; one dau., who d. in infancy. She d. 3 Aug.,
1898.
u. Clarissa Anne, b. 29 June, 1831, at Concord.
hi. Charles Franklin, b. 26 May, 1833, at Ithaca, N. Y.
iv. Susan Rebecca, b. 14 April, 1836, at Ithaca, N. Y.; d. 14 Feb., 1842.
29. V. John Hoit, b. 13 April, 1839.
•vi. Frederick Vose, b. 22 June, 1843, at Ithaca, N. Y.; d. at Fredericks
burg, Md., 15 Oct., 1862, from wounds received in battle. He
belonged to Co. E, 64th N. Y. Vols.
16. JosiAH' Emery (Nathan', Josiah', Moses') b. 30 Nov., 1801; m. 12 Feb.,
1830, Juha Ann, dau. of John Beecher. She d. 25 July, 1871. He was
educated at Dartmouth College, which he entered in 1819, lea-ving in
1821; taught five years in N. Y. state; entered Union College in 1826
and graduated in 1828; piincipal of WeUsboro, Penn., Academy, 1828-
1830; practiced law m WeUsboro 1831-1871; removed to WUliamsport,
Penn., 1871; district attorney, commissioner of bankruptcy and com-

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missioner of draft; frequent writer in various pubhcations. ChUdren,
b. in WeUsboro:
Mary Clarinda', b. 27 Nov., 1830,
Charles D., b. 17 May, 1833.
Martha P., b. 16 Feb., 1838.
Eva Vanderbilt, b. 15 Feb., 1840.
Elizabeth, b. 24 May, 1842.
John Beecher, b. 28 Dec, 1843.
William Vanderbilt, b. 29 Oct., 1845.
37. -vui. Clara Beecher, b. 6 June, 1848.
Annie, b. 30 Jan., 1861; d. 15 Dec, 1851.
George, b. 28 Feb., 1852; d. 17 Sept., 1862.
Frank B., b. 15 Sept., 1855.
17. Nancy' Emery (Nathan', Josiah', Moses') b. 13 Sept., 1809; m. 9 May,
1833, Freeman Webster of Boscawen, b. 13 Aug., 1808, at HiU. She d.
23 Jan., 1892; he, 9 May, 1892. ChUdren, b. in Concord:
39. i. Elizabeth' Webster, b. 27 April, 1846.
40. u. Clara Webster, b. 9 April, 1861.
18. Alvin' Emery (Nathan', Josiah', Moses') b. 17 March, 1811; m. first,
Susan, dau. of Nathan and Elizabeth (Woolman) Haines; second,
Henrietta Ward of LoweU, Mass. He settled in Mich., and afterwards
in central IU.; d. 8 Oct., 1864, in Cataba, Ala. Children, b. in Ind.:
41. i. Joseph', b. 27 Sept., 1845. u. Jessie, b. 1860; d. Feb., 1873.
in. Lilly, m. Cornelius Tryuer.
19. Joseph Woodman » Emery (Nathan', Josiah; Moses') b. 16 Jan., 1813; m.
first, March, 1838, Frances Rosalinda Leland, Upton, Mass., b. 11 Jan.,
1818; d. 17 Sept., 1853, in C; m. second, 16 Feb., 1854, Frances Ann
Sanborn. He spent the latter part of his life in IU., and d. 21 Nov.,
1882. Children;
i. Charles', b. Feb., 1839; d. 29 Sept., 1841, at C.
h. Ellen Sophia, b. 30 Aug., 1842, at Upton, Mass.; d. 3 Dec, 1896.
iii. Betsey, b. 3 March, 1844, at Upton.
iv. Mary Jane, b. 14 May, 1847; d. 2 Feb., 1864, at Austin, IU.
V. Charles Woodman, b. 6 Oct., 1851, at Upton; graduate of Dart
mouth, 1875; studied law in Concord; m. 27 Feb., 1883, in C,
Caroline Elizabeth, dau. of Da-vid M. and Sarah (Robertson)
Foster, b. 16 Oct., 1848, m Providence, R. I. He d. 6 Jan.,
1904, in Oakland, Cal., where she stiU resides. Child: Nathan,
b. 9 Dec, 1883, in C, and d. there 28 Feb., 1885.
42. -vi. Clarence F., b. 29 Sept., 1856, at Clinton, IU.
-vii. Frances Rosalinda, b. Aug., 1862, in Macon County, IU.; d. 13
March, 1870.
20. Henry' Emery (Nathan', Josiah', Moses') b. 5 Nov., 1814; m. 5 June,
1843, Betsey A., b. 1 April, 1818, dau. of Isaac and Lois (Fernald)
Martin of Wolfboro. He d. 15 Sept., 1891, in Lowell; his wife d. there
1 May, 1893. CMldren:
i. Elmina L.', b. 3 April, 1844, in Boston, Mass.; m. 17 Dec, 1870,
Addison L. Nute, b. 10 July, 1846, at Wolfboro; d. 27 June,
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u. Angeline, b. 14 July, 1845, in Boston; d. 3 Aug., 1846,
hi. William H., b. 24 March, 1847, in Lowell; m. June, 1896, in Lowell,
Mrs. Martha A. StUes.
iv. Maria M., b. 7 Oct., 1851, in LoweU, Mass.; d. there 11 March, 1896.
21. MosES' Emery (Nathan', Josiah; Moses') b. 21 AprU, 1820; m. 4 Sept.,
1847, at New Carhsle, Ind., Rebecca, b. 27 Aug., 1828, at Miami, O.,
dau. of Nathan and Ehzabeth (Woolman) Haines, who, coming from
Virginia, were among the early settlers of Ind. Moses Emery d. 16
June, 1908; his wife, 10 March, 1902, both at New Carhsle, Ind. Chil
dren, b. at New Carlisle:
43. i. Frank', b. 28 Aug., 1848.
u. Charles, b. 1 Jan., 1850; d. in infancy.
iu. Susan, b. 29 March, 1858; m. 20 Jan., 1887, at New Carlisle, James
H. Everett of Watertown, S. D., b. 17 May, 1843, son of 
and Susan (Hinman) Everett. He served three years during
the Civil War m Co. B, 10th Conn. Regt.; d. 10 Sept., 1900.
She stiU resides in Watertown, S. D.
iv. Nathan, b. 29 Dec, 1859; unm.
V. Sarah Elizabeth, b. 16 Dec, 1864; m. at New Carhsle, J. V. Gar-
outte, b. 8 Aug., 1864, at New Carlisle, son of Thomas Jefferson
and Sarah (Burke) Garoutte. She is a kindergarten teacher in
Watertown, S. D.
¦vi. A dau., b. in 1866; d. in infancy.
44. vu. John, b. 29 July, 1868.
22. Enoch' Emery (Nathan; Josiah', Moses') b. 31 Aug., 1822; m. first, Mary
Moore; second, Lydia \\Tiiteside; connected with the press in Lowell,
Mass., and later editor of the Peoria, 111., Transcript. D. 20 June, 1882.
Children by first marriage: i. Grace, ii. Gertrude, m.  .
Boardman and has two sons and a dau. Child by second marriage: in.
Paul.
23. Samuel' Emery (Nathan', Josiah; Moses') b. 17 June, 1827; m. first,
Lydia Coombs of LoweU, Mass.; second, 27 Jan., 1868, at C, Mittie
Chase, dau. of Joseph and Mehitable (Chase) Clough. He d. 10 Sept.,
1873, in C; she d. 28 Dec, 1900, m Northfield. Children; i. Mary Maud',
b. 9 Feb., 1869, in Chenoa, 111., student of hbrary work at Simmons
CoUege. h. Abbie Josephine, b. 23 July, 1870, hi C; graduate of the
Mass. Normal Art School, in. Mittie Louise, b. 4 Jan., 1872, in Peoria,
IU., graduate of the Emerson CoUege of Oratory.
24. Eliza Ann' Emery (Enoch; Enoch', Stephen') b. 26 Aug., 1819; m. June,
1844, Timothy C. Roffe, b. 9 May, 1817, at Penacook. ChUdren:
Timothy Emery' Rolfe, b. 17 July, 1845.
Euza Jane Rolfe, b. 17 July, 1845.
Enoch Emery Rolfe, b. 3 April, 1848; d. 21 Sept., 1907.
Henry Rolfe, b. 31 Jan., 1850.
George Edward Rolfe, b. 2 Dec, 1852; m. 29 June, 1909, at Pena
cook, Melinda Monroe.
Mary Lydia Rolfe, b. 17 Feb., 1864.
Martha Esther Rolfe, b. 10 June, 1857.
Walter Rolfe, b. 24 May, 1860.

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25. Moses Moody' Emery (Enoch', Enoch; Stephen') b. 9 Dec, 1821; m.
26 Jan., 1843, Judith Gross, dau. of John Moore. He d..ll Jan., 1896;
.she d. 1 Feb., 1889. Children:
i. Charles Moody', b. 24 July, 1843; m. Sept., 1880, at Laconia,
Emma, dau. of Thomas J. and Eliza (Glidden) Robmson, b.
7 Dec, 1846, at Laconia. She d. 8 Sept., 1891, at Laconia. He
was a teacher for a number of years in Mass. and N. H. ; hcensed
to preach 29 May, 1879; ordained 26 Sept., 1879; held pastorate
at Pro^vince Road; pastor of the Alton Comer Free Baptist
Church from 7 Dec, 1879, to 20 Nov., 1882; pastor of the Free
Baptist Church at Gilford ViUage tUl his death there, 20
Jan., 1885, ^
h. Abbie Pickard, b. 4 March, 1846, at C; m. 9 Jan., 1869, at C,
George Peverly, b. 21 April, 1844, at C, son of David and SaUy
(Kunball) MorriU. She d. 19 Sept., 1910. (For children, see
MorrUl Gen.)
50. iu. Millard Fillmore, b. 27 July, 1850, at C.
26. Daniel' Emery (Enoch', Enoch; Stephen') b. 27 March, 1833; m. first,
12 Nov., 1856, Mary J. FuUer, who d. 19 Jan., 1874; m. second, March,
1875,  Hubbard. Children: i. Hattie Eliza', b. 1 Nov., 1858; d.
Aug., 1875. u. Sarah Frances, b. 31 May, 1861.
27. Hannah' Emery (Moody, Enoch', Stephen') b. 1 June, 1832; m. 27 Dec,
1857, Charles L., son of Samuel French. He d. 18 March, 1910. ChU
dren; i. Georgia H.', b. 1 Feb., 1861. u. Andrew, hi. Nellie, iv.
Augustus.
28. Stephen Moody' Emery (Moody, Enoch; Stephen') b. 21 Nov., 1837; m.
26 Nov., 1873, Mrs. El-vira Clark Squiers Li-vingstone, widow of Charles
Livingstone. Charles and Elvira Li-vingstone had one son, Charles
C, b. 25 March, 1869; m. 24 Dec, 1890, Luha Dennerston. El-vira
Squiers, b. 23 April, 1841, dau. of Hiram Clark and Alma (Pevere)
Squiers. Hiram Squiers was b. 4 Dec, 1821, at St. Albans, Vt.; Alma
Pevere, b. 22 Feb., 1819, was the dau. of James and Phebe Clark Pevere.
ChUd of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Emery:
51. i. Vinette', b. 29 Oct., 1878, in Monroe, la.
29. John Hoit» Emery (Dai.id', Nathan', Josiah; Moses') b. 13 April, 1839,
at Ithaca, N. Y.; m. 2 Feb., 1869, at Ithaca, Mary E., dau. of Edwin
and Elizabeth (ComweU) Sydney, b. 28 Nov., 1843. He practised law
for several years in Ithaca, and later went to Peoria, IU., where he was
editor of the Peoria Daily Transcript; d. 9 June, 1879, at Peoria. ChU
dren; i. Joseph Sydney", b. 18 Oct., 1870, at Ithaca, u. Fred
erick David, b. 2 Aug., 1872, at Peoria, IU.; d. 7 Dec, 1906, at Pitts
burg, Penn. ui. Howard Preswick, b. 15 April, 1879, at Peoria.
30. Mary Clarinda' Emery (Josiah', Nathan; Josiah') b. at WeUsboro,
Penn., 27 Nov., 1830; m. first, 27 Dec, 1854, in WeUsboro, Isaac M.
Ruckman, who d. in N. Y. City, 3 March, 1857. She m. second, 6 June,
1865, at WeUsboro, George Sidney Ranson of WUliamsport, Pa., prin
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d. 28 April, 1888, at WUliamsport, Penn. She d. 7 July, 1902, at Wil-
hamsport. Children:
i. Annie M." Ruckman, b. 23 April, 1856, at WeUsboro, d. 16 Nov.,
1860, at Hunts-ville, Ala.
u. William E. Ranson, b. 12 Feb., 1869, at Wilhamsport, Pa,
Appointed U. S. Referee in Bankruptcy in 1898. Is now prac
ticing law in Scranton, Pa.,, being connected with the legal
department of the International Text-book Co.
31. Charles D'. Emery (Josiah', Nathan', Josiah') b. 17 May, 1833; admit
ted to the bar in WUUamsport, Penn., in 1853. In 1872 he removed to
Seattle, Wash., where he became one of the leading attorneys of the
Puget Sound district. In 1887 was appointed U. S. Court Commis
sioner. He m. 18 March, 1858, Lavinia D. Evans of PhUadelphia.
He d. m Seattle, Wash., 15 May, 1901. Children,' b. in WUliamsport:
52. i. Rachel Evans", b. 16 June, 1869.
u. Mary Ruckman, b. 1 Nov., 1861; m. J. D. Lowman, a prominent
business man in Seattle.
hi. Da-vid Evans, b. 20 June, 1864.
iv. Francis Evans, b. 1 Jan., 1867.
32. Martha' Emery (Josiah', Nathan', Josiah') b. 16 Feb., 1838; m. 19 Dec,
1867, Charies Smith Bundy, b. at Windsor, N. Y., son of Dr. Oliver T.
Bundy, graduate of HamUton College; admitted to the bar in Ithaca,
N. Y.; has held various important positions, and is now municipal
judge in Washington, D. C, where they have resided many years.
33. Eva Vanderbilt' Emery (Josiah', Nathan', Josiah') b. 15 Feb., 1840;
m. 28 Dec, 1861, Rev. Edward James Gray. In 1873 Dr. Gray was
elected President of Dickinson Seminary, and there he and his wife
spent the last 31 years of his hfe. He d. 18 Jan., 1906; she, 7 Sept.,
1905. ChUdren:
i. D. in infancy.
u. D. in infancy.
iu. Eva", d. at the age of 14.
53. iv. WiLLiAm Emery, b. 7 Feb., 1863, at Le-wisburg, Pa.
V. Edward Jambs, Jr.
34. Elizabeth' Emery (Josiah; Nathan; Josiah') b. 24 May, 1842; m.
10 Feb., 1863, Joshua Alfred Knapp, b. in 1837, near Oswego,
N. Y. He was engaged in the lumber business; d. 7 May, 1869.
ChUdren;
54. i. Anson Dodge" Knapp, b. 12 Aug., 1865, in Emporium, Pa.
u. Joshua Alfred Knapp, Jr., b. 9 Nov., 1868; d. 11 Aug., 1869.
35. John Beecher' Emery (Josiah', Nathan; Josiah') b. 28 Dec, 1843.
Enlisted in the 45th Regt., Penn. Vols., 31 Dec, 1861, and served tUl
31 Dec, 1864; mustered out as First Sergt. of Co. I; prisoner of war at
Belle Isle, Richmond, Va., from 13 Dec, 1863, to 4 April, 1864. After
the war he was employed by the Pa. R. R. for several years, and later
went into the lumber business, from which he retired in 1905; m. 30
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120 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
b. 1 March, 1846, at Reading, Penn., and is a lineal descendant of
Dr. J. B. Otto, who served as surgeon in the American Revolution.
ChUdren:
55. i. Frank Otto", b. 24 Aug., 1869, at WUhamsport, Penn.
56. h. Julia, b. 16 June, 1872, at Tamaqua, Penn.
36. William Vanderbilt' Emery (Josiah', Nathan', Josiah') b. 29 Oct.,
1846; m. 10 Sept., 1873, in Shirleysburg, Penn., Emily Judson, dau. of
WUham B. and Mary (Stewart) Leas. He is engaged in the lumber
business in WiUiamsport. ChUdren, b. in WiUiamsport;
i, William Leas", b. 30 June, 1874; newspaper -writer.
u. Mary Stewart, b. 2 April, 1880; m. 16 Oct., 1907, James Boggs
Graham, b. 12 May, 1872, in Clearfield, Penn.
57. hi. Eugene McCarthy, b. 20 Oct., 1886.
37. Clara Beecher' Emery (Josiah', Nathan', Josiah') b. 6 June, 1848; m.
May, 1879, John H. Price, a native of Maryland. She d. 7 June, 1884,
in WUhamsport. ChUd; Clarence Emery" Price, b. 30 May, 1884, in
WUliamsport.
38. Frank B.» Emery (Josiah; Nathan; Josiah') b. 15 Sept., 1855; m. 18
Nov., 1879, in Corry, Penn., Rose Holden, who d. in 1901, in Buffalo,
N. Y. He is a resident of Chicago, and is General Freight Agent of the
L. S. and Lackawanna R. R. ChUd: Margaret Sickel", b. Dec, 1892,
in St. Louis, Mo.
39. Elizabeth' Webster (Nancy Emery, Nathan') b. 27 April, 1845;
m. 8 Aug., 1876, at Concord, Frederick W., son of Frederick and Eliza
beth (Homer) Widmer, b. 22 Aug., 1838, at Wooster, O, Children:
i. Ahce Webster" Widmer, b. 18 May, 1877; d. 2 Oct., 1881. u. Mary
Ehzabeth Widmer, b. 13 Sept., 1878; d. 9 Nov., 1878. hi. Fred Emery
Widmer, b. 24 Jan., 1880. iv. Jamie Widmer, b. 9 May, 1881; d. 18
June, 1881. v. Edith Webster Widmer, b. 1 Nov., 1884.
40. Clara' Webster (Nancy Emery, Nathan') b. 9 AprU, 1851; m. 13 Aug.,
1872, at Concord, Louis E., son of Jonathan Harmon and Mary E.
(Merriam) Hastings, b. 19 Jan., 1850, at Waitsfield, Vt.; d. 28 Nov.,
1891, at Indianapolis, Ind. Children:
58. i. Marion Webster" Hastings, b. 25 Aug., 1873, at Concord.
59. u. May E. Hastings, b. 26 Oct., 1877, at HaverhiU, Mass.
60. hi. Paul E. Hastings, b. 25 Oct., 1877, at HaverhiU, Mass.
41. Joseph' Emery (Alvin; Nathan; Josiah') b. 27 Sept., 1845; m. 7 Nov.,
1870, in Peoria, IU., Henrietta, dau. of Phihp and Charity (Fox) Voodry.
He d. 15 June, 1889. ChUdren; i. Alvin", b. 9 July, 1876. h, Jessie,
b. 10 May, 1873.
42. Clarence F.' Emery (Joseph; Nathaw) b. 29 Sept., 1856, at Chnton,
IU.; m. 22 Aug., 1880, at Latham, IU., Eleanor E., dau. of J. B. and
Jane E. (Sykes) Nowhn, b. 4 Aug., 1863, in Dearbom County, Ind.;
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Children: i. Alvm E,", b. 27 June, 1881. u. Louis L., b. 18 Sept.,
1882. iu. Ida May, b. 22 Jan., 1884. iv. Clarence Walter, b. 17 Oct.,
1885. V. Emma F., b. 27 Nov., 1886; d. 9 Aug., 1887. vi. Infant son,
b. 12 June, 1888; d. 15 June, 1888. vii. Lawrence E., b. 2 June, 1889.
Resides at Holdrege, Neb. -vui. Charles W,, b. 14 Jan., 1891. ix.
Katie L., b. 4 Dec, 1892. x. Annie E., b. 29 July, 1894; d. 12 March,
1898.
43. Frank' Emery (Moses; Nathan', Josiah') b. 28 Aug., 1848; m. Juha
Morehouse, 28 Sept., 1868. He d, 9 Oct., 1893, in Chicago. Chil
dren, b. in New Carlisle, Ind.:
i. Mattie", b. 12 Aug., 1869; d. 26 Jan., 1877.
61. h. Bessie Belle, b. 18 Nov., 1875.
62. hi. Edna May, b. 26 May, 1877.
44. John' Emery (Moses', Nathan', Josiah') b. 29 July, 1868; m. 30 Nov.,
1892, at La Porte, Ind., Anna, dau. of Andrew and Ahce (Cra-wford)
McLeUen, b. 30 Nov., 1867, Child: Everett Victor", b. 14 Oct., 1896,
in New Carhsle, Ind.
45. Timothy Emery' Rolfe (Eliza Ann' Emery, Enoch', Enoch') b. 17 July,
1845; m. Oct., 1876, Jennie Woodward. ChUd;
63. i. Charlotte Annett", b. 16 Oct., 1881, in Stoneham, Mass.
46. Henry' Rolfe (Eliza Ann' Emery, Enoch; Enoch') b. 31 Jan., 1850; m.
27 Nov., 1869, Lydia Ellen Gleason. ChUdren;
64. i. Abbie Eliza", b. 19 April, 1870.
65. u. Timothy Perley, b. 11 July, 1871.
66. iu. Martha Ellen, b. 4 Nov., 1874.
67. iv. Henry, b. 25 March, 1878.
47. Mary Lydia' Rolfe (Eliza Ann' Emery, Enoch', Enoch').b. 17 Feb., 1854;
m. 10 June, 1880, at Penacook, John G. Ward of Lebanon. Children,
b. in Penacook:
68. i. Annie Mae" Ward, b. 28 Jan., 1884.
69. u. Katherine Walker Ward, b. 18 Aug., 1887.
iu. Mildred H. E. Ward, b. 12 Feb., 1889.
iv. Gladys Rolfe Ward, b. 1 Feb., 1891; d. 3 Nov., 1910.
48. Martha Esther' Rolfe (Eliza Ann' Emery, Enoch', Enoch') b. 10 June,
1857; m. first, 8 Feb., 1873, Orville J. Evans. He d. 2 May, 1881; m.
second, 3 March, 1883, in Boston, Charles F. Brown. She d. 29 June,
1906, at Stoneham, Mass. Children, b. in Penacook; i. Natt Gale"
Evans, b. 28 Nov., 1873. u. Mary Ehza Evans, b. 8 Aug., 1875.
49. Walter Herbert' Rolfe (Eliza Ann' Emery, Enoch', Enoch') b. 24
May, 1860; m. 7 April, 1881, at Nashua, Carrie A. Fifield. She d. 5
May, 1907, at Penacook. Children, b. in Penacook; i. C. Bessie"
Rolfe, b. 31 Jan., 1882. u. Walter Herbert Rolfe, b. 26 Aug., 1892.
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122 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
50. Millard Fillmore' Emery (Moses Moody; Enoch') b. 27 July, 1850,
in C; m. 22 Feb., 1876, at Lynn, Mass., Elizabeth WiUiamson, dau. of
Laurence and Ehzabeth (WiUiamson) Tulloch, who were b. and m. in
Scotland, and came to America in 1840. Ehzabeth Tulloch was b.
12 April, 1855, at Lawrence, Mass. Children, b. in C. :
i. Mildred Elizabeth", b. 5 Aug., 1881; graduate of State Normal
School at Plymouth; teacher for several years; m. 15 June, 1904,
Fred Huse Blanchard, son of George and Annie (Huse) Blan
chard. (For children, see Blanchard Gen.)
u. Bessie Williamson, b. 22 July, 1883; m. 30 Jan., 1906, Bert G.,
son of John and Belle (Gage) Wheeler. (For children, see
Wheeler Gen.)
hi. Charles Moses, b. 11 March, 1889; m. 8 June, 1910, Elsie Lysle,
dau. of Alva PhUbrook and Hannah (Morrison) Beckman; b.
17 July, 1886.
51. Vinette' Emery (Stephen Moody; Moody, Enach') b. 29 Oct., 1878, in
Monroe, la.; m. 8 Sept., 1897, at Monroe, WiUiam R., son of Daniel
and Adahne (Matheny) Heller, b. m 1873 at Cuba, IU. ChUdren: i.
Ina E." HeUer, b. 1 May, 1900. u. Dorothy A. HeUer, b. 12 Oct.,
1907.
52. Rachel Evans" Emery (Charles D.', Josiah', Nathan') b. 16 June, 1869,
in WUliamsport, Penn.; m. in AprU, 1877, in Seattle, Wash., Henry El-
bing Hathaway, b. in Oct., 1852, in N. Y. state; lawyer in Seattle; d. 2
Dec, 1885. Children:
i. Charles Emery" Hathaway, b. 11 Jan., 1878.
u. Laura Florence Hathaway, b. 29 Jan., 1879; m. 20 Sept., 1905, at
Pacific Grove, Cal., John Fleming Clapham, b. 12 Oct., 1876, in
N. Y. state; he enhsted 21 June, 1898, m Battery G, 6th Art., 53d
Co. Coast Art., commissioned Second Lieut, in 15th U. S. Inf.,
promoted to First Lieut, and assigned to 5th U. S. Inf., 15 Aug.,
1906; stationed at Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
iu. Henry Mona Hathaway, b. 27 March, 1880, spent sixteen months
in U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey; prepared for Cornell Uni
versity, entering in 1904. Now in business in Buffalo, N. Y.
53. William Emery" Gray (Eva Vanderbilt' Emery, Josiah', Nathan') b. 7
Feb., 1863, at Lewisburg, Perm.; graduate of Cornell University; now
engaged in the manufacture of paper in Skaneateles, N. Y.; m. Etta
Stark of New Haven, Conn. ChUdren: i. Evalyn", b. 6 April, 1888;
d. 19 March, 1891. u. Marguerite, b. 30 June, 1889, m New Haven.
iu. Edward James, b. 25 Jan., 1891, in PhUadelphia, Penn. iv. WiUiam
Emery, Jr., b. 12 Nov., 1892.
54. Anson Dodge" Knapp (Elizabeth' Emery, Josiah; Nathan') b. 12 Aug.,
1865, in Emporium, Penn. Resident of Pittsburgh, and Vice-president
of the Nicola Lumber Co.; m. 6 Sept., 1894, Lucie Entermarks Otto.
ChUdren: i. Harold A.", b. 14 Feb., 1896. u. Dorothy E., b. 7 March,
1899.
55. Frank Otto" Emery (John Beecher; Josiah', Nathan') b. 24 Aug., 1869,
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the wholesale paper business in Wilhamsport; m. 7 Oct., 1892, at WU
hamsport, Susan Walters Shadle. Child: John Beecher", 2d, b. Jan.,
1905.
56. Julia" Emery (John Beecher', Josiah; Nathan') h. 15 June, 1872, at
Tamaqua, Penn.; m. 17 Feb., 1903, John H., son of Seth T. and Sarah
Elizabeth Foresman. He is a graduate of BuckneU University, Lewis
burg, Penn. Children: i. Helen E.", b. 9 July, 1904; d. 14 Sept., 1905.
h. John Emery, b. 13 Jan., 1908.
57. Eugene McCarthy" Emery (William Vanderbilt', Josiah; Nathaw)
b. 20 Oct., 1886; educated at Cornell University; now in coal and lum
ber business; m. 12 Feb., 1908, Florence Rebecca Emerick, b. 7 April,
1889. ChUd; WUliam VanderbUt", 2d, b. 5 April, 1909, at Wil
hamsport.
58. Marion Webster" Hastings (Clara' Webster, Nancy Emery, Nathan')
b. 25 Aug., 1873, at Concord; m. 29 Oct., 1895, Fred B. Comstock, b. 8
Aug., 1866, at Lafayette, Ind.; d. 23 Jan., 1910, at Chicago, IU. Child:
Charlotte M." Comstock, b. 10 July, 1900, at Indianapohs, Ind.
59. May E". Hastings (Clara' Webster, Nancy Emery, Nathan') b. 25 Oct.,
1877, at Haverhill, Mass.; m. 23 June, 1897, at Indianapolis, Ind.,
Wilham Pogue, b. 1 March, 1871, at Rusk-vUle, Ind. ChUdren; i.
Katherine L." Pogue, b. 11 Oct., 1899, at Indianapolis, u. Robert
H. Pogue, b. 27 June, 1902, at Frankfort, Ind. iii. Ruth E. Pogue, b.
27 Sept., 1904, at Frankfort, Ind.; d. 3 Sept., 1905.
60. Paul E". Has'hngs (Clara' Webster, Nancy Emery, Nathan') b. 25 Oct.,
1877, at HaverhiU, Mass.; m. June, 1901, at Huntsville, Ala., Ruby
Coole, b. 13 Dec, 1877, at Millbury, O. ChUdren, b. at Florence,
Ala.; i. Clara L.", b. 17 April, 1902. h. Louis E., b. 29 Oct., 1903.
61. Bessie Belle" Emery (Frank; Moses; Nathan'') b. 18 Nov., 1876,
at New Carlisle, Ind.; m. 19 Dec, 1894, at New Carlisle, Lloyd, son of
WUham and Mary (Lloyd) Galbreath, b. 28 Oct., 1863, at Rolhng
Prahie, Ind. ChUdren; i. Myrtle BeUe" Galbreath, b. 18 Nov., 1896.
u. Mabel Emery Galbreath, b. 28 March, 1898. ih, Frank Lloyd
Galbreath, b. 22 May, 1900.
62. Edna" Emery (Frank', Moses', Nathaw) b. 26 May, 1877; m. 8 Sept.,
1900, at New Carlisle, Herman, son of Fritz and Frederika (Strandt)
Gelow, b. 18 Jan., 1876. Children: i. Harold Emery" Gelow, b. 24
Jan., 1906. u. Robert Fredrick Gelow, b. 31 July, 1908.
63. Charlotte Annett" Rolfe (Timothy Emery Rolfe, Eliza Ann' Emery,
Enoch') b. 16 Oct., 1881; m. 3 June, 1903, Charles Sabin. ChUdren, b.
in Stoneham, Mass.: i. Richard Rolfe" Sabin, b. 7 Oct., 1904. u.
Robert Sabm, b. 7 Oct., 1906. iu. Donald Sabin, b. 1910.
64. Abbie Eliza" Rolfe (Henry Rolfe', Eliza Ann' Emery, Enoch') b. 19
AprU, 1870; m. 20 Sept., J888, at Penacook, George Alhson Noyes.

124 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
Children; i. Mary Ehza" Noyes, b. 20 Nov., 1889; m. 8 May., 1909, at
Sanford, Me., Leon Taylor, ii. Arthur Rolfe Noyes, b. 21 Feb.,
1892. hi. Elsie Brown Noyes, b. 8 Aug., 1894. iv. Chariotte Emery
Noyes, b. 30 Dec, 1899.
65. Timothy Perley" Rolfe (Henry Rolfe, Eliza Ann' Emery, Enoch') b.
11 July, 1871; m. 1 June, 1898, at Concord, Mary WUkinson. ChU
dren: i. Rosahnd WaUier", b. 26 Feb., 1899. u. WUham Gleason, b.
18 Sept., 1905.
66. Martha Ellen" Rolfe (Henry Rolfe, Eliza Ann' Emery, Enoch'') b. 4
Nov., 1874; m. 3 Sept., 1902, at Penacook, Dr. Elmer Ulysses Sargent.
ChUd: Eben Rolfe" Sargent, b. 16 April, 1906.
67. Henry" Rolfe, Jr. (Henry Rolfe, EUza Ann' Emery, Enoch') b. 25
March, 1878; m. 20 Jan., 1909, Maud E. Lewis of Waltham, Mass.
Child; Henry Lewis", b. 20 Sept., 1910, at Hartford, Conn.
68. Annie Mae" Ward (Mary Lydia' Rolfe, Eliza Ann' Emery, Enoch') b.
28 Jan., 1884; m. 2 Nov., 1909, Frank Carlton Hurd of Sutton. Child:
Raymond Clifton" Hurd, b. in Sutton.
69. Katherine Walker" Ward (Mary Lydia' Rolfe, Eliza Ann' Emery,
Enoch') b. 18 Aug., 1887; m. 28 Nov., 1906, at Sutton, Herman J. Hazen,
Children, b. at Sutton; Kenneth Ward, Ruth Mae and Myron
Hazen. FELLOWS.
1. The Fellows family in England, from whom descended the persons men
tioned in the following genealogy, consisted of three sons and two
daus. All but one dau. emigrated to America about 1638 and settled
in the New England colonies. Tradition says that they were of Scotch-
Irish descent. Samuel, one of the brothers, b. in 1619, settled in Salis
bury, Mass.; d. 5 Dec, 1729. Another brother removed to Kingston.
A son, Ebenezer', was b. there 1697. He m. Elizabeth  ,
b. about 1700; d. 8 Nov., 1764, m Kmgston. Children;
2. i. Johns, b. 27 AprU, 1720. u. Abigail, b. 6 Nov., 1721. hi. Moses,
b. 31 Dec, 1723. iv. Ebenezer, b. 19 Aug., 1726. v. Joseph,
b. 10 June, 1729. -vi. Benjamin, b. 16 March, 1730. -vii. Anne,
b. 15 March, 1733. viu. Elizabeth, b. 26 June, 1738.
2. Johns Fellows (Ebenezer') b. 27 AprU, 1720; m. 6 March, 1746, Ehzabeth
BlaisdeU. She d. July, 1766; m. second, Mrs. Mary Tucker Keniston
and removed to Salisbury, 1766. He was one of the first carpenters
in that town. ChUdren by first marriage:
i. David', b. 6 Oct., 1746.
u. Adonijah, b. 11 July, 1748.
ih. Hezekiah, b. 16 Dec, 1750.
3. iv. Moses, b. 9 Aug., 1755.
3. MosBS' Fellows (John', Ebenezer') b. 9 Aug., 1755; m. 20 May, 1782,
Sarah Stevens, b. 26 Nov., 1762, at Plaistow, d. 18 July, 1863, at Sahs-

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bury. Moses Fellows fought at the Battle of Bunker HiU. He joined
the expedition against Quebec under Benedict Arnold and he was with
Gen. Stark at Bennington. After the Battle of Saratoga he spent the
-winter of 1777 at VaUey Forge. Honorably discharged 20 AprU, 1780;
he retired to his home in Salisbury. Children;
i. Hezekiah', b. 22 Dec, 1782; d. 16 June, 1783.
u. Hezekiah, b. 18 June, 1784; d. 10 Oct., 1861; m. 13 Dec, 1806,
Parmela F. Senter.
hi. MosBS, b. 26 Jan., 1786; d. 20 March, 1864.
4. iv. Reuben, b. 12 Oct., 1787. v. Ebenezer, b. 21 Jan., 1790; d. 21 Jan.,
1857. -vi. James, b. 7 Nov., 1791; d. 28 Aug., 1878. vii.
Sarah, b. 4 Dec, 1793; d. 18 July, 1865. viu. Samuel, b. 28
Nov., 1796. ix. Elizabeth, b. 14 Sept., 1797; d. 1871. x.
Polly, b. 8 Feb., 1800; d. 8 Feb., 1862. xi. Parmelia, b. 3
April, 1802; d. 20 Oct., 1863. xii. Adonijah, b. 16 March, 1804;
d, 23 April, 1864. xiu. Pierce, b. 3 July, 1807; d. 29 April, 1862.
4. Reuben' Fellows (Afoses', John', Ebenezer') b. 12 Oct., 1787, in Salis
bury; m. 8 Aug., 1810, Sarah Emery of C, b. 12 Nov., 1786; d. 20 AprU,
1879. He came to C. about 1810, where he resided tiU his death, 6 Jan.,
1877. ChUdren:
i. Emily Morrill', b. 12 Feb., 1811; m. Jesse Haley, 25 Aug., 1833.
Residence, Cambridgeport, Mass., and d. there.
u. Sarah Ann, b. 12 Nov., 1812; d. 7 Feb., 1860, at C.
hi. Elizabeth Emery, b. 14 Nov., 1814; d. 26 Aug., 1881, at C; m.
Joseph Moody Foster. (See Foster Gen.)
iv. Ensign Sargent, b. 21 Nov., 1816; m. Abby Johnson Weston, 13
April, 1840. Residence, Quincy, Mass.; d. there 5 Jan., 1887.
V. Mary Hale, b. 1 Sept., 1818; m. Jonathan Bradley Foster (See
Foster Gen.) 5 Dec, 1839. Residence, C. She d. 11 March,
1902, at Leominster, Mass. Burial at C.
vi. Moses Augustus, b. 8 Dec, 1820; d. 10 July, 1822.
-vu. Moses Augustus, b. 13 Nov., 1822; m. Augusta Ann FeUows. Resi
dence, Boscawen; d. there.
-viu. Susan Emery, b. 26 Jan., 1826; m. James Dearborn in 1849. Resi
dence, C; d. there 1 AprU, 1882. (See Dearborn Gen.)
ix. Reuben Lyman, b. 8 Sept., 1827; m. Jane M. Smith. Residence,
Concord; d. there 8 Feb., 1899.
X. Augusta Caroline, b. 4 Dec, 1829; d. 16 Oct., 1846, at C.
FELLOWS.
1. James Harris' Fellows (Franklin', James') b. 26 May, 1857, in Webster.
Frankhn FeUows m. Martha Jane Macurdy, who d. 18 Feb., 1906.
James Harris' m. 4 March, 1884, in Laconia, EUura Huntly, dau. of
Harrison Weston; b. 12 June, 1859, in Litchfield. He lived in C. sev
eral years when a boy. ChUdren:
i. Gertrude Ellura', b. 7 Dec, 1886.
u. Bertha May, b. 21 June, 1889; d. 21 July, 1893.
hi. Infant, b. 21 AprU, 1896; d. 28 April, 1896.
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126 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
FISK.
1. Francis A.' Fisk, son of Abira' and Eunice Fisk; m. first, Mary A. B.
Carter. They were aU b. in Concord; m. second, 27 Oct., 1876, in C,
Mrs. Sarah J. (Piper) Addison. After his first marriage, Mr. Fisk moved
to C, where he resided untU his death 30 May, 1900. ChUdren by first
marriage:
i. George A.', deceased.
u. George A., deceased.
iii. Mary, deceased.
2. iv. William F., b. 27 Dec, 1868.
V. Arthur, deceased,
vi. Bertha A., d. 14 March, 1884, in C.
Children by second marriage, b. in C:
3. vu. Della F., twin, b. 7 Sept., 1878.
4. vui. Stella F., twin, b. 7 Sept., 1878.
2. William F.' Fisk (Francis A.; Abira') b. 27 Dec, 1868, in C; m. 24 Dec,
1894, in Penacook, SteUa A. Cleveland of Penacook, dau. of Henry A.
and Mary E. Forsythe of Concord. Mrs. Fisk d. 28 June, 1910. Mr.
Fisk resides in Dedham, Mass. ChUdren: i. Syl-via D.', b. 30 Sept.,
1896, m C. h. Ida M., b. 23 Sept., 1899, in Derry. hi. Dorothy M., b.
11 Feb., 1901, m Concord.
3. Della F.' Fisk (Francis A.; Abira') b. 7 Sept., 1878, in C, where she
m. 17 Sept., 1898, William W. Blakey of E. Jaffrey. Resides m Peter
borough. ChUdren: i. Elmer F.', b. 17 June, 1900, in C. u. Bernard
E., b. 19 Sept., 1907, in Peterborough.
4. Stella F.' Fisk (Francis A.s, Abira') b. 7 Sept., 1878, in C, where she
m. 1 Aug., 1899, George P. WeUington of E. Jaffrey. Resides in E.
Jaffrey. ChUdren: i. Thelma E.', b. 26 March, 1900, in C. h. CecU
G., b. 8 Sept., 1901, in E. Jaffrey. ih. Lloyd F., b. 22 Aug., 1904, in
E. Jaffrey. FLETCHER.
The Fletcher famUy of America is descended from Robert Fletcher, who
settled in Concord, Mass., in 1630.
1. Gideon' Fletcher was a resident of Dunstable, Mass., and had five sons.
i. Joshua. s
ii. John.
2. iii. Daniel, iv. Josiah. v. Samuel.
2. Daniels Fletcher (Gideon') lived in Dunstable, Mass., but removed to
C. His name appears on the early tax lists and he is in the census of
1790. AU his chUdren except three joined the Shakers in 1792. Chil
dren:
3. i. Joshua.'
h. Daniel, b. 9 Feb., 1764, m Dunstable, Mass.; d. 23 Jan., 1816, in C.
hi. James, b. 21 June, 1766, in Dunstable; d. 7 July, 1819, in C.
iv. Joanna, b. 16 Oct., 1768, in Dunstable; d. 8 Jan., 1835, in C.

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4. V. John, b. 26 Jan., 1770.
-vi. Elijah, b. 1 Oct., 1772, and d. 17 Jan., 1836, in C.
vu. William, b. 12 March, 1777, and d. 26 May, 1849, in C.
vui. Sarah, b. 22 May, 1780, and d. 14 July, 1847, in C.
3. Joshua' Fletcher (Danieb, Gideon') hved in Loudon on the farm now
occupied by Miss Annie Whittemore. Children;
i. Eliza'.
u. Daniel, m. 7 Jan., 1830, in C, Margaret Boyce.* (See Boyce Gen.)
5. iu. James, iv. Bailey, v. Jane. -vi. Abbie. -vh. Susan.
4. John' Fletcher (Daniel', Gideon') b. 25 Jan., 1770, in Dunstable, Mass.,
but removed to Loudon, where hed. 15 Dec, 1853; m. Betsey MorrUl,
b. 2 Oct., 1772, m GUmanton, and d. 18 June, 1851. ChUdren;
i. Bersheba', b. 16 July, 1793; d. 21 Nov., 1874.
6. u. John, b. 16 March, 1795.
iu. MiCAJAH, b. 1 Nov., 1796.
iv. Sarah, b. 10 July, 1798.
V. William, b. 23 Oct., 1799.
-vi. Polly, b. 23 Nov., 1800; m. 28 Nov., 1839, in C, Amos Whitney; d.
22 March, 1871.
¦vu. Hannah, b. 23 July, 1802.
vui. Joanna, b. 23 Sept., 1806.
ix. Leavitt, b. 26 Feb., 1808.
X. Elijah, b. 21 Jan., 1810.
xi. Nancy, b. 30 June, 1812; m. 30 Jan., 1844, in C, John Derby, of
Stewartstown.
7. xu. Josiah S., b. 6 April, 1814.
xhi. Caroline, b. 19 April, 1816.
xiv. Samuel, b. 6 Oct., 1819.
5. Jambs' Fletcher (Joshua', Daniel', Gideon') b. 14 Dec, 1804, and d.
2 AprU, 1872; m. first, Irena Pahner, b. 29 March, 1809, d. 23 Oct., 1838;
m. second, Catherme Patten Orr, b. 13 April, 1810, d. 6 Sept., 1886.
ChUdren by first marriage:
i. Mary Jane', m.  Mason. Child: Grace E.' Mason, b. 25 Jan.,
1860; m.  Morgan.
u. True W.
Children by second marriage;
hi. Irbna a., b. 8 AprU, 1841; m. Lyman Hamblett. Children:
Carmi' Hamblett. 2. Addison Hamblett.
iv. Susan, b. 1 Jime, 1843; m.  Worster; d. 5 Aug., 1898.
V. Abbie, b. 6 June, 1845; m. Frank Moseley; resides in Concord.
vi. Kirk Henry, b. 11 AprU, 1849; d. 4 Feb., 1886.
6. John' Fletcher (John; Danieb, Gideon') b. 16 March, 1796, in Loudon;
m. Nancy, dau. of Noah and La-vina (Gault) St. Clair or Sinclair, b.
2 Oct., 1799, in C. Noah and La-vina were m. in C. 29 Nov., 1781, and
were the parents of ten children, of whom Nancy was the ninth child.
Mr. Fletcher settled on St. Clair HiU in C, and was a prominent farmer.
He d. 23 April, 1876, and Mrs. Fletcher, 24 May, 1875. Children b. m C. :
i La-vina A.', m. 5 Nov., 1843, m C, Edmund D. HUl; d. at 66 years.
(SeeHiUGen.) Child; Imogene'HUl, whom. Dr. Brown and re
sided in E. Concord,Vt. Children; (1) Mabel' Brown. (2) Ella
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128 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
8. u. William Morrill, b. 31 Dec, 1827.
9. iu. John Maurice, b. 24 July, 1832.
10. iv. Charles Horace, b. 3 Aug., 1837.
7. Josiah Shaw Fletcher (John', Danieb, Gideon) b. 6 April, 1814, in
Loudon; m. first, Eunice Prescott of New Hampton; m. second, 6 Aug.,
1844, Louisa, a sister of Eunice. They were the daus. of Mark and
SaUy (Brown) Prescott, and both were b. in Sanbomton, Louisa, 2
April, 1818. Mr. Fletcher d. in Loudon, 5 Nov., 1869, and his wife
Louisa, 25 Aug., 1910. They were both for many years members of
the Free Baptist Church in C, and are buried in the Baptist cemetery.
ChUdren b. in Loudon:
11. i. Horace Frank', b. 29 Oct., 1847.
12. u. George Washington, b. 7 April,- 1852.
8. William Morrill' Fletcher (John*, John', Daniel') b. 31 Dec, 1827; m.
Lucma Jane Clough HiU, b. 24 Jan., 1833, d. 11 Oct., 1868. (See HUl
Gen.) He d. 21 April, 1900, m C. ChUdren, b. m C:
i. John T.', b. 5 Feb., 1853.
ii. Charles William, b. 12 Jan., 1856; m. 31 March, 1883, m Loudon,
Jeanette Ordway, who d. in Loudon, 12 Aug., 1894.
13. iu. Albert 0., b. 7 July, 1857.
iv. Annette Derby, b. 24 April, 1860; d. 16 April, 1862.
V. Iva May, b. 20 Sept., 1861 ; m. Frank Chamberlain of Loudon.
vi. Cora Belle, b. 6 Oct., 1863; m. 1 Nov., 1879, in LoweU, Mass.,
Charles Edwin, son of John and El-vira D. Buckland, b. 23
March, 1864 in LoweU, Mass. Children; 1. Annie El-vira'
Buckland, b. 18 Feb., 1884. 2. Eva May Buckland, b. 8 May,
1885.
14. -vii. George Morrill, b. 12 Jan., 1865.
-viu. LuciNA Jane, b. 23 Sept., 1868; m. 30 Jan., 1885, Frank Wells of
Loudon. Child; Lauren Clough' Wells, b. 27 Nov., 1887; d.
3 Sept., 1910.
9. John Maurice' Fletcher (John*, John') b. 24 July, 1832; m. 3 July, 1854,
Lucy A., dau. of Zenas and Lydia (Baker) Adams of Pembroke, b. 29
Sept., 1855, d. 17 Feb., 1882. He has been a practicing dentist in Con
cord smce 1879. Child:
i. Elizabeth Ella', b. 29 Sept., 1856, in Concord, where she d. 17
Nov., 1903. Both she and her mother are buried in the Baptist
ceme-tery.
10. Charles Horace' Fletcher (John*, John') b. 3 Aug., 1837; m. first, 13
Nov., 1860, Lucy Jane, dau. of Nathaniel and Judith (Wiggin) Peverly
(see Peveriy Gen.), b. 17 Sept., 1842, d. 24 March, 1878; m. second, 7
April, 1880, Mrs. Hannah (Young) Potter, dau. of David and Mary
(Batchelder) Young of Loudon. Hannah d. in C, 13 Jan., 1898. Mr.
Fletcher d. 7 Aug., 1910. Children by first marriage;
i. Annette', b. 29 Jan., 1862, in C; m. Alphonso B. Chute. (See
Chute Gen.)
n. Arianna, b. 20 Nov., 1865, in C; m. 4 Oct., 1893, John A. Dow, b.
in Fremont, and was the son of John E. and Mary S. (Bean)
Dow. John E. was a native of Ips-wich, Mass. Child: Marian'
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hi. Warren Stone, b. 17 July, 1868, in E. Concord.
iv. Nancy Jane, b. 26 Sept., 1870, in E. Concord; m. John Mead of
Concord. Shed, 8 June, 1889. Child; Jennie' Mead, b. 2 June,
1889, in Concord.
Children by second marriage, b. in C:
V. Lucy May, b. 16 May, 1881; m. Edward A. Ames. ChUdren; 1.
Hazel' Ames. 2. Edward L. Ames, b. 9 Aug., 1902, in C. 3.
Marion G. Ames, b. 8 March, 1905, in C. Resides in Penacook.
vi. Laura E., b. 3 Dec, 1886; d. 1 Oct., 1903, m Alexandria.
11. Horace Frank' Fletcher (Josiah; John') b. 29 Oct., 1847, in Loudon;
m. 22 June, 1876, Annie Elizabeth, dau. of John S. R. and Achsa Ann
(MUls) Brown, b. m Loudon, 1 Sept., 1853. Mr. and Mrs Fletcher
are active members of the Free Baptist Church of C, and Mr, Fletcher
is a trustee of Kezer Seminary. Children, b. in Loudon :
i. Arthur Josiah', b. 5 Jan., 1882; m. 21 Jan., 1911, Annie Gertrude
Burt of Hudson.
h. Edgar John, b. 10 Jan., 1887; m. 17 Feb., 1909, Minerva B. Laws of
Pembroke.
iu. Emma Achsa, b. 22 Aug., 1890.
12. George Washington' Fletcher (Josiah*, John') b. 7 April, 1852, in
Loudon; m. 21 Dec, 1882, in Newport, Hattie C, dau. of Hiram and
Florenda (Clough) Colby, b. 27 Aug., 1858, in Grantham. In 1882 Mr.
Fletcher bought the John Kezer farm, on which there was a summer
hotel known as the Hancock House, where he hved untU 1907, when he
removed to Concord. Child, b. in C: i. Harold George', b. 10 Aug., 1899.
13. Albert O.' Fletcher (William; John; John') b. 7 July, 1867; m. 21
May, 1882, in Minneapolis, Mum., Lilhe E. Desmond, b. 11 Aug., 1868.
Mr. Fletcher resides in Cambridge, Mass. ChUdren;
i. Albert Morrill', b. 10 June, 1883, in Minneapolis, Minn.; m. 1
Jan., 1908, Ida M. Cook of Woonsocket, R. I. Child: Eugene
Desmond', b. 23 June, 1909; d. 25 June, 1909, in Woonsocket.
u. Charles Desmond, b. 24 Oct., 1897, in Dorchester, M%,ss.
14. George Morrill' Fletcher (William; John; John') b. 12 Jan., 1865;
m. 1 May, 1888, in Northfield, LUla Belle, dau. of Oliver Benjamin
and Ameha (Braley) Grover. (See Grover Gen.) Children, b. in C:
i. Laura May', b. 13 Aug., 1889; m. 14 Aug., 1910, in C, Ernest L.,
son of Warner W. and Anna L. (Sargent) Lawrence.
h. Annie Belle, b. 24 Feb., 1891.
ih. Eva Marguerite, b. 24 June, 1904.
iv. La-vina Ina, b. 2 Sept., 1906.
FORREST.*
1. The Forrest ancestor, from whom several of the famihes of C. are de
scended, was WiUiam', who, with his wife Dubia, and their sons, John',
Robert, and Wilham and their daus., Nancy and Margaret, came to
*From History of Northfield and History of Canterbury Borough Forrests,
printed in Concord, 1897.
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130 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
this country 1744. He was b. m Ireland, 1726; his wife was of Scotch
parentage; both d. in Boston, Mass. John and WiUiam and theu sis
ters remained in Boston for a time, then went to Londonderry, and later
came to C, ha-ving obtamed a grant of land on the uitervale. Here
they bmlt a fort.'
2. Johns, m. 1746, Ehnor Gipson or Gibson, b. 1728, in C; d. 10 Jan., 1814,
in Northfield. ChUdren;
i. John', m. 29 Dec, 1778, Sarah Gibson of C, and resided there. He
was a soldier in the French war and was called "Soldier John.
h. Elinor, m. 2 Nov., 1776, Jeremiah Gibson. He was a soldier in
Capt. Jeremiah Clough's Company, Col. Poor's Regiment,
Revolutionary war.
3. hi. William, b. 1753.
iv. Anna, m. 21 Nov., 1776, James Gibson. He was in Capt. Jerenuah
Clough's Company in the War of the Revolution. He d. 3
March, 1825; she d. 18 Oct., 1783.
V. Jane, b. in C; m. James Gibson, nephew of the above. She d. 11
Jan., 1819.
-vi. Lydia, b. 1762, in C; m. Thomas Clough of Loudon. She d. 9
March, 1835, m C.
-vh. Agnes, b. in C; m. Moses RandaU.
-viu. Robert, b. in C; m. Sarah McDonald of Northfield. Resided hi
C. many years on the James Chase place. He d. 2 Oct., 1844;
she d. 6 AprU, 1852.
ix. James, b. 1766, in C; m. first, Anna, dau. of Richard EUison; she d.
1809; m. second, 14 Aug., 1815, Mrs. Peggy Cross Sanborn.
3. William' Forrest (John', William') b. 1753, in C. ; m. first, Sarah EUi
son, or Mary Alhson, b. 1758, d. 10 Jan., 1802; m. second, SaUy Simonds
of Northfield, b. 1771, d. 20 Feb., 1850. He d. 5 March, 1840. Chil
dren by first marriage: Nancy, SaUy, Wilham, Betsey, who m. Jonathan
RandaU (See RandaU Gen.), PoUy, Jane, Statira, John E., Joseph,
Jacob. \
By jecond marriage; Charles G. EUison or Alhson, James M.
4. William' Forrest, b. 5 AprU, 1756, in Boston; m. 18 Sept., 1782, Dorothy
Worthen, b. 7 Feb., 1763, in E. Concord; d. 26 May, 1849. He d. 7
Jan., 1817, both in C. WUham Forrest came from Boston to C. -with
his mother and stepfather, WUham Love; his own father without doubt
was Roberts, son of WUham' Forrest, the emigrant. Wilham' was in
Capt. Clough's company in the Revolutionary war. Mr. and Mrs.
Forrest came to reside in the C. Borough when it was an 1 unbroken
forest, their course being guided by spotted trees. ChUdren: Betsey,
Hannah, Jeremiah, Polly, Mehitable, Susan, Dorothy, Nancy M., SaUy
A., Franklin, Sidney. Betsey, b. 9 AprU, 1783; m. Abraham Brown.
(See Brown Gen.)
5. Jeremiah' Forrest (William', Robert', William') b. 25 June, 1787, in C;
m. 29 Sept., 1817, Hannah, dau. of Abraham and Mary (Butler)
Brown, b. 9 Dec, 1791, hi Northfield, d. 15 March, 1859, at Cottage
Hill, IU. Jeremiah Forrest d. 9 Aug., 1845, in C. ChUdren, b. in C:

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GENEALOGIES. 131
i. Climena Brown., b. 1 July, 1818; m. 29 Aug., 1838, Peter M.
? i^J^o'^V^i^^f'?! ^^^5' i"^ Concord, d. 1891 she d. 10
Jan., 1872, both at Arlington Heights, 111.
u. Hannah Hall, b. 28 Nov., 1822; d. young.
iu. Hannah Hall b 28 Nov., 1824; m. 15 June, 1844, Seth Eastman
Bradley, b. 12 AprU, 1822, in Concord. Mrs. Bradley d. 8
June, 1863, m Chicago, 111.
iv. Betsey Brown, b. 13 May, 1826; m. first, 24 July, 1848, Damon
Wesley Moore, b. in C, d. 8 Dec, 1864, in Northfield; m. sec
ond, 26 Dec, 1856, Benjamin Barron Young, b. 19 Jan., 1819,
m Chicago, IU. Mrs. Young d. 4 Jan., 1878, hi Chicago, IU.
V. Clarissa Chase, b. 23 Nov., 1827; m. 30 Nov., 1854, as second wife
of Seth E. Bradley. She d. 3 Jan., 1866, in Evanston, IU.
vi. William Eastman, b. 24 Oct., 1833; m. 24 Sept., 1867, Sarah Mar
garet Huy, b. 31 March, 1834, at Big Flats, N. Y. He d. 24
Aug., 1892, in Minneapohs, Minn.
The names John and William Forrest are found on the census
hst of 1790. FOSTER.
Prepared by George R. Foster of Milford, Mass.
In gi-ving the genealogy of the Fosters of Canterbury, it will be observed
that the arrangement of given names in parenthesis traces each family back
to Capt. Asa Foster of Andover, Mass. The reason for this is to show that
they all were descendants from the same ancestor, and while it is quite prob
able that Capt. Foster never was a resident of Canterbury, yet the fact that
aU of his sons (Asa, Abiel, Daniel, Da-vid and Jonathan) and two of his daugh
ters permanently located here, makes it seem proper to choose him as a start
ing point for genealogical purposes.
Capt. Asa Foster was the fourth generation from Reginald Foster of Ips
wich, Mass. (William', WiUiam', Reginald'). Frederick Clifton Pierce of
Chicago, in his genealogy of the American Fosters, states that Reginald Foster
was b. in Brunton (others say Exeter), England, about 1595, and was a de
scendant of an ancient and respectable famUy of that section, which was iden
tified -with those famihes in the northern counties of England, which were
known by the name of Forster, and had distinguished themselves in their suc
cessful achievements against their Scottish foes, and are mentioned in the
"Lay of the Last Minstrel" and "Marmion."
FOSTER COAT OF ARMS.
Argent: A che-vron vert between three bugle horns stringed gules. Crest:
An arm in armor embowered, holding in the hand a broken tilting spear.
Motto: Si fractus fortis. "If broken, stUl strong." Sequor Agnum (I follow
the Lamb) e^vidently imphes Christ, the Lamb of God, and very probably
relates to the Third Crusade of the 12th Century, when Sir John Forster accom
panied Richard I, King of England, to Palestine and won honors at the Siege
of Acre in 1191, for which he was granted right to bear a che-vron vert on his
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132 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
"There was mounting 'mong graemes of the netherby clan;
Forsters, Fen-wicks, and Musgraves, they rode and they ran;"
— Marmion, Canticle 5, XII.
Reginald Foster came to America in one of the vessels embargoed by King
Charles I, accompanied by his -wife, Judith, five sons and two daughters, and
settled in Ipswich, Mass., about the year 1638, and was one of the earhest
inhabitants of that town. His English ancestry, beginning ¦with his father,
was as follows: Thomas, Cuthbert, Sir Thomas, Sir Thomas, Sir Thom
as, Sir Thomas, Sir Thomas, Su WUham, Sir Richard, Sir Reginald,
Sir Alfred, Su Randolph, Su John, Sir Wilham, Sir Reginald, Su Hugo,
and Sir Richard. A sister of Sir Richard, named Matilda or Maude, was the
wife of WiUiam I, the Conqueror, King of England. From Sir Richard For
ester sprung the Blake Foresters of Ashfield and Knockmoy Abbey, County
of Gal way, and Inchorey Castle, County of Clare; also the Foresters of Ether-
ston and Bamborough Castle in Northumberland, who are so -vi-vidly de
scribed in the historical novel, "Dorothy Forster," by Sir Walter Besant, the
celebrated Enghsh novelist.*
Reginald Foster d. in 1681, at over eighty years of age. His wiU was proved
June 9, 1681. His children were: Mary, Sarah, Abraham, Isaac, Wilham,
Jacob and Reginald, aU of whom were bom in England between 1618 and 1636.
Each of the children had famihes of from nine to fourteen chUdren, many of
whom settled in Ips-wich, Boxford, Andover and vicinity towns of Mass. It
is, therefore, evident that Reginald Foster has a numerous posterity widely
scattered. Many have attained national distinction, among them ha'ving
been U. S. Senator Lafayette Sabine Foster of Conn, and U. S. Senator Addi
son G. Foster of Wash.
The following pages are devoted to Capt. Asa Foster and his descendants
through his five sons, as far as has been possible to trace them. The figures
against each name in parenthesis denotes the generation removed from Regi
nald Foster, Capt. Asa' being the fourth, and are so noted throughout the fol-
lo^wing pages. Reginald's son, William', was a resident of Ips^wich and Box-
ford, Mass. His'grandson, William', was a resident of Boxford and Andover,
Mass. 1. Capt. Asa' Foster (William', WiUiam', Reginald') b. Andover, Mass.,
16 June, 1710; m. 26 Oct., 1732, EUzabeth Abbott, b. 21 Oct., 1712, d.
4 July, 1758; m. second (pub.) 10 Dec, 1763, Lucy Rogers Wise, of
Ipswich, Mass., b. 1723; d. 17 Oct., 1787. She' was the dau. of Major
*Lack of space prevents gi-ving a fuU account of Reginald Foster or of his
descendants, except of those who lived in C. F. C. Pierce in his Genealogy
of the Fosters devotes several pages to his life in Ips-wich, Mass., and states
that he was an active citizen of that to^wn. Included in this account is a copy
of the inventory of his estate sho^wing valuation of £744 16s. and also a copy
of his -wiU dated April 30, 1680. Other books gi-ving an account of Reginald
Foster and his descendants were published by Edward Jacob Forster, M. D.,
of Boston in 1876 and by Periey Derby of Salem, Mass., in 1872. The facts
for these pubhcations by Dr. Forster and Derby were probably taken largely
from the New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol. 1, page 352,
and Vol. XXX, page 83, and possibly from other sections of the Register.

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Ammi Rohammie Rogers of Isp^wich, Mass. In 1758 he was commis
sioned by Thomas Po^wnaU, Capt. Gen. and Vice-Admiral of Mass.
Province, as captain in Col. Ebenezer Nichols' regiment, raised for the
invasion of Canada. This commission was signed by Col. Ebenezer
Nichols and Gen. Thomas Gage. His son Daniel, who later settled in
C, was in this company. Oct. 21, 1766, the citizens of Andover, Mass.,
voted to select a committee to draw up instructions to the representa
tive of the town at the General Court of the Province in relation to
opposing the arbitrary measures of the British government. Capt.
Asa Foster was one of this committee. Again in 1768 he was one of a
committee to prepare a report to submit to the to^wn to consider some
measures that may tend to encourage prudence and manufactures
and to lessen the use of superfluities in the town. In 1776 he was
elected one of the committee on correspondence, inspection and safety.
He left an estate valued at £830 16s. 7d. He was a large o^wner of
land in C, besides large tracts of upland, meadow, etc., in Andover,
Mass. His land in C. was purchased by his sons, Dea. Asa and Capt.
Jonathan Foster, and was situated in Hackleborough school district.
He hved through the Revolution, giving his encouragement and
influence in various ways. His first wife, Ehzabeth Abbott, was a dau.
of Dea. John and Ehzabeth Harnden. Her young brother, Abiel, a
man of promise, d. after he graduated from Harvard, but his mantle
feU upon his namesake, Abiel Foster, son of Capt. Asa. The latter d.
17 July, 1787. Children:
AsA', b. 11 Sept., 1733.
Abibl, b. 8 Aug., 1735.
Daniel, b. 25 Sept., 1737.
David, b. 7 May, 1740; d. Oct., 1740.
David, b. 24 Dec, 1741.
Elizabeth, b. 14 April, 1744; m. 7 Nov., 1768, Gen. Nathaniel
Lovejoy. She d. 24 April, 1775. He was general in the Revo
lutionary war. Graduated from Harvard University in 1766.
Jonathan, b. 28 July, 1747.
Sarah, b. 16 Feb., 1750; m. 23 Dec, 1772, Timothy Bradley, Jr., b.
30 Oct., 1743, son of Timothy and Abiah Bradley of Concord.
(See Bradley Gen.)
c. Lucy, b. 1 Feb., 1766; m.  WUson; d. 1 Nov., 1845.
There is a recorded deed in the provincial records at Concord, dated
2 Dec, 1731, which shows that John Foster of Andover, Mass., bought
of Benj. York and Peter Mason two rights of land in C. While this
John Foster was probably a brother to Capt. Asa Foster, it is not pre
sumed that he or his land purchase m 1731 were in any way influential
towards the immigration of the Fosters into C. about thirty years later.
Capt. Asa Foster may have leamed of the C. settlement on the expe
dition to Canada. It is not known which two of the three daus. accom
panied their brothers to C, but it is evident that Sarah Foster was one
of the two, because of the fact that her husband, Timothy Bradley, was
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134 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
2. Dea. Asa' Foster (Asa*) b. 11 Sept., 1733, Andover, Mass.; m. first,
Boxford, 18 Nov., 1762, Hannah Symons, of Boxford, b. 5 Nov., 1733;
she d. 29 June, 1775; m. second, in 1776, Hannah Peters, b. 14 Dec,
1730; d. 11 Jan., 1815. She was the dau. of Samuel and Mary Peters
of Andover, Mass. He moved to C. about 1761, as he and his father pur
chased 240 acres of land in C. that year. He was appointed dea. m
1773, and honorably sustained that office for more than forty years,
untU his death, 23 Sept., 1814. He was appointed civil magistrate
16 May, 1791. His first wife was the dau. of Joseph Symons and Mary
Peabody, and granddau. of WiUiam Peabody and Hannah Hale, and
great-granddau. of Mary (Reginald) Foster and Lieut. Francis Peabody.
Children, b. in C. :
7. i. Asa», b. 3 June, 1765.
u. Mehitabel, b. 19 Nov., 1771; m. 14 March, 1798, Benjamm Kim
baU, b. in Concord, 4 June, 1771 {John, Benjamin, Richard,
Benjamin, Richard) ; d. 4 Dec, 1818. She d. 23 Sept., 1803, and
he m. second, 10 May, 1804, Rhoda Beaman. He had three
children by each ¦wife.
ui. Susannah, b. 7 Feb., 1775; m. 24 Nov., 1793, Rev. Frederick Parker,
b. m Shrewsbury, Mass., 4 May, 1762; d. 20 AprU, 1802. He
graduated Harvard College in 1784; ordained in C. in 1791.
Children: 1. Harriet', b. 21 Aug., 1794; d. LoweU, Mass.,
March, 1842. 2. Holhs, b. 15 Aug., 1796; d. 2 Jan., 1827. 3.
Susannah, b. 23 Jan., 1799; d. 6 Dec, 1799. 4. Cyras, b. 4
Dec, 1800; graduated Dartmouth, 1824; d. Edenton, Ga., 11
Sept., 1826. She d. 24 Feb., 1848. Mrs. Parker survived her
husband and children several years, and, becoming bhnd,
passing her last days ¦with her brother Asa at C.
3. Abiel' Foster (Asa*) b. Andover, Mass., 8 Aug., 1735; m. 15 May, 1761,
Hannah Badger, dau. of Gen. Joseph Badger, of GUmanton. She d.
10 Jan., 1768, aged 26; m. second, 11 Oct., 1769, Mary Rogers, b. 1
Nov., 1745. She d. m C, 12 March, 1813. She was a dau. of Dr.
Samuel and Hannah Wise Rogers, of Ipswich, Mass. Her father was a
descendant of John Rogers of Dedham, Eng., and Rev. Nathaniel,
Rev. John, and Rev. John, of Ips-wich, Mass. Her mother was a dau.
of Maj. Ammi Ruhamah Wise who was a son of Rev. John
Wise, of Ipswich, Mass., who was a son of Rev. Joseph Wise, of
Roxbury, Mass. Among the household effects she brought to her
new home was a fine Venetian mirror, which a great-great-grand
father, Rev. Nathaniel Rogers, brought -with him to Ipswich, Mass., in
1636. This mirror is now in the possession of Mrs. Edward K. Warren, of
Three Oaks, Mich., a dau. of Henry Chamberlain. Mr. Foster d. 6
Feb., 1806. ChUdren, b. m C:
i. Hannah', b. 26 AprU, 1762; m. 13 June, 1781, Lieut. Moses CogfsweU.
(See Cogswell and Lyford Gens.)
8. u. William, b. 24 Dec, 1763.
9. ih. James, b. 28 Dec, 1766.
iv. Sarah, b. 30 Dec, 1767; m.  — Tilton.
V. Martha, b. 19 Aug., 1770; m. 25 March, 1792, Col. Jeremiah
Clough, Jr., of C. (See Clough and Sanborn Gens.)
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-VU. Mary, b. 1 Oct., 1774; m. 7 June, 1796, Henry Gerrish, Jr., of Bos
cawen.
-vui. Elizabeth, b. 9 March, 1777; m. 25 March, 1800, Enoch Gerrish, of
Boscawen.
ix. Nancy, b. 25 May, 1782; m. 30 Sept., 1803, John Greenough. Chil
dren; 1. Mary Greenough, b. 1 July, 1804. 2. Frederic Green
ough, b. 1 April, 1806.
4. Daniel' Foster (Aso') b. Andover, Mass., 25 Sept., 1737; m. there 16
Dec, 1760, Hannah Kittredge. He d. 26 Jan., 1833. He settled in
C. probably about 1763. Children, b. in C. :
11. i. Daniel', b. in Andover, Mass., 29 Jime, 1761.
h. Hannah, b. in Andover, Mass., 3 Feb., 1763; m. Zebidiah Sargent
18 June, 1786. (See Sargent Gen.)
12. hi. Simeon, b. 22 Jan., 1765.
iv. Betsey, b. 9 April, 1767; unm.
V. Jonathan, b. 15 Aug., 1769; d. 12 Sept., 1778.
vi. Dorcas, b. 24 Nov., 1770.
-VU. Abiah, b. 15 Jan., 1772; m. 21 March, 1795, Ehjah Sargent of Dan-
viUe, Vt.
-viii. Abigail, b. 3 April, 1776; m. Jeremiah Pickard of Derby Line, Vt.
ix. Ruth, b. 14 Sept., 1779; unm; schoolteacher; d. 23 July, 1858.
13. X. Jeremiah C, b. 6 April, 1784.
5. Da-vid' Foster (Asa*) b. 24 Dec, 1741, Andover, Mass.; m. 24 Nov.,
1768, Sarah Foster, b. 1750, d. about 1830. He d. 9 Dec, 1810. He
settled in C. about 1766. ChUdren, b. in C. :
i. Nathaniel', b. 19 Nov., 1769; d. 11 AprU, 1773.
ii. Sarah, b. 21 Aug. , 1771 ; m. S. HaU.
hi. Nathaniel, b. 4 Sept., 1773.
14. iv. Da-vid, b. 1 April, 1776.
V. Joseph, b. 22 Sept., 1779.
15. vi. Timothy, b. 21 Aug., 1782.
vu. Asa, b. 6 Aug., 1784; d. 10 Jan., 1785.
6. Capt. Jonathan' Foster (Asa*) b. Andover, Mass., 23 July, 1747; m.
Ipswich, Mass., Nov., 1770, Lucy Rogers, dau. of Samuel, M. D., who
was son of Rev. John, of Ipswich, Mass., and grandson of Rev. John
Rogers, president of Harvard College. She was b. 19 Oct., 1748; d.
about 1830. He d. 1815. He settled in C. about 1768. Children, b. m
C:
16. i. Samuel H.«, b. 6 Nov., 1771.
17. u. John, b. 22 July, 1773.
hi. Elizabeth, b. 15 May, 1775; m. Samuel Pickard.
iv. Lucy, b. 1 Sept., 1777; m. 26 Dec, 1804, Thomas Ames. (See Ames
Gen.) She d. m C. 22 July, 1843. He d. there 19 Nov., 1840.
v. Hannah, b. 26 April, 1784; m. 22 Nov., 1815, Joseph Moody, b. 20
May, 1788, d. Penacook, 2 March, 1879; farmer. She d. 3
Dec, 1873. Children; 1. Mary Jane' Moody, b. in C, 21
Jan., 1817; m. Capt. Nathaniel Rolfe of Penacook, 1 Jan., 1839;
d. there 8 Aug., 1876. 2. Nathaniel Moody, b. in C, 25 Jan.,
1818; m. Jane Lint, 17 April, 1842. He d. at Concord 15 Feb.,
1855. 3. Lucy Ann Moody, b. in C. 19 Oct., 1823; m. Samuel
Thomas Lancaster, 11 May, 1860. He d. at Lowell 2 Dec,
1890. She resided in LoweU, Mass. Children; (1) Walter
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136 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
Jenkins HiU, 4 June, 1892. (2) Mary Maude Lancaster, b. 26
Nov., 1861. Children of Walter M. Lancaster: Southworth',
b. 8 Aug., 1893, and Bruce Lancaster, b. 22 Aug., 1896. He
d. in Worcester, Mass., 16 Aug., 1901.
7. CoL. AsA' Foster (Asa; Asa*) b. 3 June, 1765, in C; m. there 10 Nov.,
1794, Sarah MorrUl, dau. of Dea. David, b. 17 May, 1772; d. in C, 28
March, 1868. (See MorriU Gen.) He d. 21 Aug., 1861. At the age of
fifteen, 4 July, 1780, Col. Foster enhsted in Capt. Ebenezer Webster's
Co., Col. Moses Nichols' regiment of N. H. mihtia, which was sent in
1780 to West Point then under the command of Benedict Arnold. Here
he was for a short time one of Arnold's bodyguard. He was a -witness
of Arnold's daring escape to the British ship Vulture. He was discharged
26 Oct., 1780, but retained his interest in mUitary affairs after the
close of the war and served for many years as colonel of the mUitia. He
passed most of his life in C, and was noted for his rugged honesty. He
was prominent in the early days of anti-slavery agitation in advocacy of
freedom for the slave. ChUdren, b. in C. :
18. i. Asa Emerson', b. 2 Sept., 1795.
u. Lucy Wilson, b. 20 Jan., 1797; m. Caleb Morse Woodman (Mark,
Edward, Edward, Edward, Edward) of Newbury, Mass., 15 Jan.,
1823, in C. He was b. 19 June, 1785; d. 12 June, 1862, in Mid-
dletown, Conn. She d. 8 Feb., 1888, in Middletown. Chil
dren: 1. Mary. 2. Henry C. 3. Hannah Foster. 4 Asa
Foster. 5. Susan Caroline Parker. 6. Helen Amanda, and 7.
Horace Charles Woodman.
Children of Hannah Foster (Woodman) Calef, of Middle-
town, Conn., were: Jeremiah Francis', Arthur Benjamin, Jr.,
Edward Baker and Samuel Prescott Calef.
Children of Jeremiah Francis Calef were: Lucy Foster",
Edith Dart, Irene Hutchinson and Arthur Benjamin Calef, 3d.
Children of Arthur Benjamin Calef, Jr., were: Jeremiah",
Francis and Robert Calef.
Children of Edward Baker Calef were: Charles Harold",
Ethel M. and Helen Calef.
in. Hannah, b. 2 April, 1798; d. unm. 13 June, 1826.
19. iv. Adams, b. 28 Feb., 1800.
V. Harrison, b. 30 Sept., 1801 ; m. Caroline Chadwick, and d. 30 Nov.,
1841, m Solon, O. No chUdren. James A. Garfield was a scholar
of his at Solon.
-vi. Mehitable, b. 31 Oct., 1803; m, 1 Jan., 1833, Ehphalet Kilbum,
Jr., of Boscawen, b. 16 March, 1804, d. 14 Aug., 1863. She d.
9 Nov., 1899, and resided in Fontanelle, la. Children: 1,
Galen' (who was a lawyer in FontaneUe, and afterwards hi
Creston, Iowa). 2. Sarah Jane. 3. Ann EUza. 4. Lucien
MorriU (who was Capt. of Co. E of the 16th N. H. Vols, in the
War of the Rebelhon, and afterwards moved to FontaneUe,
Iowa). 4. Charles, who d. unm.
ChUdren of Galen Kilbum: (1) Lucien Mather'. (2) EUa
Anna. (3) Edmund LeClair. (4) Fannie Louise. (5) Win-
me Anme. (6) Clarence. (7) Eugene. (8) Norman Whipple.
Children of Lucien Morrill Kilbum; (1) Charles Wheelock'.
(2) George G. (3) Mary Louise.
vii. Sarah, b. 7 Dec, 1805; d. unm. in C, 31 May, 1890, a teacher in
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¦viu. Galen, b. 10 Oct., 1807; d. 9 March, 1895. He studied law after
he graduated from Amherst CoUege in 1831, and was admitted
to the bar in Erie, Penn., practicing there until 1863. Con
tinuing in business there until 1869, he returned to his native
town where he resided until his death. Unm.
20. ix. Stephen Symonds, b. 17 Nov., 1809.
21. X. David Morrill, b. 30 Oct., 1811.
22. xi. Newell Abbot, b. 7 Feb., 1814.
xu. Caroline, b. 13 Jan., 1816; resided in C. and Haddam, Conn. From
the -village school in C. she went to school in Hanover. After
completing her studies there, she taught school for several years
in N. H., and in Erie, Penn. Called back to C. to care for her
parents in their declining years, she became not only their
devoted companion, but also a dearly loved aunt to her nephews
and nieces. She was a skilful nurse and had a natural taste
for the practice of medicine, as did also her sister Sarah and.
brother Galen. They responded -with ready sympathy to many
calls of their neighbors and friends, and gave freely of their time
and sldll to those who needed their ministrations. At the age of '
94 her interest in the questions of the day was as ¦vi'vid, and her
sympathies were as warm as if half a century of active hfe lay
before her. She d. 15 April, 1910. Unm.
8. William' Foster (Abieb, Asa*) b. in C, 24 Dec, 1763; m. 10 June,
1792, Betsey MorrUl, b. 30 May, 1770. (See MorriU Gen.) He d. 10
July, 1825, in C. Soldier in the Revolutionary war, enhsting from C.
ChUdren, b. in C. :
i. Patty (Martha)', b. 24 March, 1793; m. 2 Aug., 1834, Enoch Ger
rish; d. 2 Aug., 1834, in Montreal, Can.
23. u. Charles, b. 4 Oct., 1794.
iu. Charlotte, b. 11 Oct., 1796; m. 28 June, 1827, Samuel Moore of
Loudon; d. 17 Dec, 1885. ChUd: Kate' Moore, b. 1830; m.
Ira G. Rowe. ChUdren; (1) Samuel' Rowe, d. 9 May, 1877.
(2) Annie Rowe, m. 15 June, 1900, Frank Van Doom.
iv. Pearson Morrill, b. 28 July, 1798; d. unm., 12 March, 1870.
24. V. Hiram, b. 2 April, 1800.
¦vi. Ruth Chickering, b. 23 Nov., 1802; d. 17 Aug., 1821.
-vu. Lucinda, b. 7 May, 1804, unm.; d. Rochester, N. Y., in 1892.
25. -vui. William Henry H., b, 21 Aug., 1806.
ix. Abigail, b. 6 Aug., 1808; m. Amaziah Wood; d. 7 Dec, 1873, in
Rochester, N. Y.
X. Mary, b. 10 June, 1810; d. 3 April, 1813.
26. xi. Arthur Masten, b. 19 Feb., 1812.
xu. Miriam, b. 19 0ct., 1816; m. Ira G. Rowe; d. 8 June, 1859. Children:
1. Martha' Rowe, b. 11 Oct., 1850; unm. 2. Arthur Rowe,
b. 21 Jan., 1854; m. 6 Feb., 1902, Sara Wilkinson. ChUd:
(1) Arthur Harold' Rowe, b. 11 Sept., 1907. 3. Foster Rowe, b. 1
May,1866;d. lOOct., 1887.
9. James' Foster (Abiel; Asa*) b. in C, 28 Dec, 1765; m. 19 Jan., 1790,
Mrs. Betsey Sanborn, b. 18 Aug., 1764. Children, b. in C. : i. Han
nah', b. 1 March,- 1791. u. James GUman, b. 22 Feb., 1793; d. 15
Oct., 1794. hi. Tomas, b. 29 Jan., 1795; d. 11 March, 1795. iv.
Clarissa, b. 11 June, 1796. v. Jeremiah, b. 4 Aug., 1798. -vi. John
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138 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
10. Abiel' Foster (Abieb, Asa*) b. in C, 19 Feb., 1773; m. 25 Feb., 1796,
Susannah Moore; b. 9 April, 1776; d. Solon, O., 22 June, 1853. She was
the dau. of Capt. Samuel and Susanna (Webster) Moore of C. (See
Moore Gen.) He d. in Solon, O., 24 Feb., 1846. He was educated in
part at Phillips Academy in Exeter, and read law, being weU versed in
its general principles. For more than thirty years he held a commis
sion as a justice of the peace, and at one time most of the civil business
of C. and -vicinity was tried before him. In 1816 he was clerk of the
N. H. Senate. Living on the homestead, he never took great interest
in agriculture. At one time he was in trade in C. He sent his eldest
son to Dartmouth College, and all his chUdren obtained good educa
tions. In 1836 he emigrated to Columbus, O., his daus., Augusta,
Sarah and Catherine, going -with him. His son, Abiel, was at that
time principal of a high school in Columbus. His daus., Eliza and
Martha Jane, were matrons or teachers in state institutions. In 1843,
he and his vrife went to Solon, 0., where he d. ChUdren, b. in C. ;
i. PoLLY', b. 1 Jan., 1797; m. 18 June, 1817, Moses, son of Major
Moses and Rebecca (Abbott) Chamberlain, b. in Loudon, 7
Feb., 1792. (See Chamberiain Gen.)
27. u. Abiel, b. 19 June, 1798.
hi. ChUd, b. and d. 23 April, 1800.
iv. Susanna, b. 12 June, 1801; m. 18 Jan., 1825, Asa Stevens, d. 27
Jan., 1858, in Solon, O.
V. Nancy, b. 9 Feb., 1803; m. 8 July, 1828, Reuben M. Hannaford, b.
in C, 1 May, 1800, d. Nov., 1884. She d. 8 March, 1858, m
Solon, O.
28. -vi. Joseph, b. 7 Nov., 1804.
vii. Elizabeth, b. 28 Feb., 1806; m. 27 Oct., 1834, Isaac Dalton; d. 26
Nov., 1841. ChUd; Susan Elizabeth' Dalton, b. 28 Oct., 1841;
d. young.
viu. Augusta Caroline, b. 14 Oct., 1807; m. 17 Aug., 1843, Rufus Hub
bard; d. 1882, Moline, IU.
ix. Martha Jane, b. 26 April, 1810; m. 20 Sept., 1839, John Roy. She
d. 1881. Had two sons and one dau.
X. Sarah, b. 25 May, 1811; d. unm., Solon, O., 1883.
xi. Catharine, b. 16 Sept., 1812; d. 29 March, 1813.
xii. Catharine, b. 31 July, 1816; m. 2 Jan., 1844, D. C. Judd; d. Spar
tanburg, S. C, 4 Nov., 1858.
xiu. A stillborn child, 1 June, 1817.
11. Daniel' Foster (Daniel; Asa*) b. Andover, Mass., 29 Jime, 1761; m.
Harriet Bracket. He served in the Revolutionary war, enhsting from
C. ChUdren, b. in C;
29. i. Daniel K.', b. 14 May, 1793.
30. u. Simeon B., b. 5 Aug., 1796.
iii. Polly.
iv. Nancy, m. John MorriU.
31. V. William Harrison.
-vi. Betsey, m. Stephen Brainard.
12. Simeon' Foster (Daniel; Asa*) b. in C, 22 Jan., 1765; m. 28 Oct., 1801,
Susanna Worthen, b. Chester, 22 Feb., 1777, d. 16 Jan., 1830. He d.
25 AprU, 1826. Children, b. in C. :

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Edmund Greenleaf', b. 2 Nov., 1802; d. 25 March, 1824, unm.
Mary, b. 23 Sept., 1806; m. James Pickard, of Rowley, Mass.
Children: 1. Nancy Pickard'. 2. Greenleaf Augustus Pickard.
John Hubbard, b. 14 March, 1808.
Joseph Moody, b. 5 Jan., 1811.
Benjamin Osgood, b. 1 Aug., 1813.
13. Jeremiah C.« Foster (Danieb,Asa*) b. in C. 6 AprU, 1784; m. there 14
March, 1813, Susannah Bradley, b. July, 1784, d. 5 Sept., 1824. (See
Bradley Gen.) He d. 14 May, 1839. Children, b. in C:
35. i. Charles Henry', b. 15 Dec, 1813.
36. u. Jonathan B., b. 10 Sept., 1816.
iu. Elizabeth, b. 10 Jan., 1824; d. unm. 10 Oct., 1841.
iv. Susanna, b. 6 March, 1822; d. unm. 23 Dec, 1877.
14. Da-vid Foster' (David', Asa*) b. 1 AprU, 1776; m. in Loudon, Sarah Dear
born. She d. in LaSalle, IU., 1 Oct., 1865. He was a farmer and d. in
Buda, IU., 10 Sept., 1843. ChUdren, b. in C:
i. Mary Frances', b. 7 Dec, 1804; m. 24 May, 18"41, WUham T.
RandaU. She d. 19 Nov., 1863.
37. u. Franklin, b. 29 AprU, 1806; m. Harriet KendaU.
hi. Sarah, b. 1 Aug., 1808; m. DixweU Lathrop. She d. 7 July, 1878.
38. iv. Joseph, b. 8 July, 1810.
V. Lucy, b. 11 July, 1812; m. Frederick Tucker.
39. -vi. George W., b. 2 Jime, 1816.
40. -vu. Henry Bradley, b. 11 Dec, 1820.
¦vui. Emma, b. 12 Aug., 1824; m. in Concord, 22 Nov., 1842, Charles E.
Flinn, b. 8 Feb., 1817; d. 13 Jan., 1878. Was a druggist.
Children; 1. Mary R.' Fhnn, b. 26 Feb., 1853; d. 25 Sept.,
1864. 2. Adelaide Flinn, b. 8 Oct., 1868; d. 9 Oct., 1864. 3.
Wilkie Fhnn, b. 31 May, 1863; d. 7 Sept., 1864. 4. Edward
Roy Fhnn, b. 3 AprU, 1866.
15. Timothy' Foster (David', Asa*) b. in C, 21 Aug., 1782; m. 26 Dec, 1804,
Hannah Carter. He d. 10 Aug., 1861. ChUdren, b. in C. ;
41. i. John Carter', b. 18 Jan., 1807.
u. Hannah Eliza, b. Aug., 1809; d. July, 1834.
42. iu. Stephen Bartlett, b. 23 Aug., 1816.
iv. Martha Kittredge, b. 10 Feb., 1819; d. Jan., 1872, in St. Paul,
Minn.
16. Samuel H.', Foster (Jonathan; Asa*) b. in C, 6 Nov., 1771; m. July, 1797,
Ehzabeth Synonds. She d. 25 June, 1801; m. second, 16 May, 1802,
Mercy Porter of Danvers, Mass., who d. in New York City in 1847. She
was dau. of Thomas Porter (Nathaniel, Joseph, John), and great-great-
granddau. of John Porter, of "Porter's Plains," Danvers (also called
"Porter of Salem") Freeman, 1633, who was disarmed in 1636 for being
a supporter of Ann Hutchinson, and was warned to leave Boston in
1637; went to Hingham; was representative to General Court in 1644,
and selectman of that town. Children:
i. Samuel Rogers', b. 19 Sept., 1798, in Newburyport, Mass.; d. 1803.
u. Caroline, b. 30 Aug., 1800; m. 30 Sept., 1821, Mark Healey of Bos
ton. She d. 1871. Children: 1. Carohne W.', b. 1822; m.
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140 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
Frances, b. 1829. 5. Ann, b. 1832. 6. George, b. 1834. 7.
Charles, b. 1836. 8. Emily, b. 1838.
iu. Samuel Henry, b. 24 Jan., 1804; m. Ehza Wheaton, of Portland,
Me.
iv. Charles William, b. 20 Aug., 1806.
V. Maria Eliza, b. 8 April, 1807.
¦vi. Edward Augustus, b. 9 Nov., 1808.
¦vii. George James, b. 27 July, 1810.
17. Capt. John» Foster (Jonathan; Asa*) b. in C, 22 July, 1773; m. Sarah
KimbaU. She d. Newark, N. J., aged 69. He d. m N. Y. City in 1834.
ChUdren, b. in C. :
i. John Samuel', b. 17 Feb., 1802; d. at sea.
43. ii. Abel Kimball, b. 13 June, 1803.
44. iii. Ammi Ruhama, b. 1 July, 1805.
iv. George William, b. 22 July, 1807; m. Mercy MorrUl.
V. Moses Brown, b. 11 AprU, 1810; d. when a young man.
¦vi. Edward Horatio, b. 9 AprU, 1814; burned to death.
¦vu. FiNETTE, b. 12 April, 1815; m.  Lancaster.
18. Asa Emerson' Foster (Asa; Asa; Asa*) b. in C, 2 Sept., 1795; m. in
Amherst, 8 Sept., 1830, Maria Chickering, b. 1 Dec, 1803, d. 24 June,
1859. Mr. Foster graduated from Dartmouth CoUege in 1822, where
he was considered the best mathematician in his class. He became
principal of the Erie Academy, Erie, Penn., where he taught more than
eight years, and ¦then opened the Erie Institute, a private school, in
which he remained thirteen years, a most successful instructor. After
the death of his wife the remainder of his life was spent sometimes
at his home in Erie, at other times either with his friends, in New Eng
land, or with his dau., first in Portland, N. Y., then in Salem, Ind.,
where he died 9 Oct., 1876. Child: Sarah Maria', b. 23 Feb., 1833;
m. 6 Oct., 1857, Rev. Irving Ira St. John.
19. Adams' Foster (Asa', Asa; Asa*) b. in C, 22 Feb., 1800; m. 21 Nov., 1832,
Sarah Bradley Eastman, granddau. of Sarah Foster and Timothy
Bradley, b. 6 Aug., 1805, in Concord, d. Worcester, Mass., 1 Oct., 1893.
He d. 18 Nov., 1873. ChUdren, b. in C, where he hved with his brother,
David, in Hackleborough school district:
i. Cyrus Parker', b. 26 Aug., 1833; d. 26 Sept., 1838.
u. Ann Maria, b. 3 Aug., 1836; m. 30 May, 1868, Frank J. Kinney.
She d. 13 June, 1890. Children: Herbert', Lorenzo, Henry,
Emma, Asa, Clarence and Sarah Khmey.
iu. Emma Eliza, b. 27 Aug., 1839; d. 17 Aug., 1858.
45. iv. Asa Eastman, b. 31 May, 1841.
V. Charles Tyler, b. 9 Oct., 1843; unm.
20. Stephen Symonds' Foster (Asa', Asa; Asa*) b. m C, 17 Nov., 1809; m. in
Penn., 21 Dec, 1845, Abby Kelley, b. 15 Jan., 1811, d. 14 Jan., 1887.
He d. in Worcester, Mass., 8 Sept., 1881. Graduatmg from Dartmouth
in 1838, he studied theology, but, because he was precluded from advo
cating Abolition in the piUpit, he left that profession in order to engage
in the anti-slavery contest. He is described in one of Lowell's anti-
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"A kind of maddened John the Baptist
To whom the hardest word comes aptest.
Who, struck by stone or brick, ill-starred,
Hurls back an epithet as hard,
Which, deadlier than stone or brick.
Has a propensity to stick. "
While in the theological seminary he induced some of his classmates
to join ¦with him to protest against the war-like preparations then going
on, arising from the dispute with Great Britain over the northwestern
boundary. The refusal of the faculty to aUow the chapel to be used for
such a meeting made him dissatisfied with the churches, because they
countenanced war; and when he became an anti-slavery agitator he
directed his attacks chiefly against the church and clergy, because they
upheld slavery. Since the people of the New England to^wns could not
be induced to attend anti-slavery lectures, he was accustomed to attend
church meetings and claim there a hearing for the .enslaved, and was
often expelled by force, and several times imprisoned for disturbing pub
hc worship. He published articles in periodicals on the slavery ques
tion, and in 1843 a pamphlet, entitled "The Brotherhood of Thieves;
a True Picture of the American Church and Clergy, " in the form of a
letter to Nathaniel Barney.
His wife, Abby Kelley, reformer, was b. in Pelham, Mass., and d. in
Worcester, Mass. Her parents, who were descendants of Irish Quakers,
removed to Worcester while she was an infant. She, taught school for
several years in Worcester and MiUbury, and in a Friends' School in
Lynn, Mass. She resigned her post about 1837, and began lecturing as
an anti-slavery advocate, being the first woman to address mixed audi
ences in favor of Abohtion. Though sincere in her convictions and
womanly in her dehvery, she suffered many indignities in Connecticut
during her lectures. About 1860 Mrs. Foster became actively interested
in woman suffrage and prohibition. While speaking in Pennsylvania she
met Stephen S. Foster, whom she married in New Brighton, Penn. The
two continued their public addresses and, on one tour in Ohio, Mrs.
Foster spoke every day for six weeks. They settled on a farm near
Worcester, which was their home up to the time of Mr. Foster's death.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Foster refused to pay taxes on their home estate,
because the wife was not permitted to vote, and this resolution was
followed by the sale of the home for two consecutive years, but it was
bought in by their friends, and finally redeemed by Mr. Foster. Mrs.
Foster's last pubhc work was an effort made to raise funds to defray
the expenses of securing the adoption of the Fifteenth amendment in
the doubtful states. In June, 1886, she attended an anti-slavery recep
tion in Boston. The day preceding her fatal Ulness she finished a sketch
of her husband's life. James RusseU LoweU pays her his tribute:
"A Judith, there, turned Quakeress,
Sits Abby, in her modest dress.
No nobler gift of heart or brain.
No life more white from spot or stain.
Was e'er on Freedom's altar laid,
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142 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
Mr. and Mrs. Foster had one chUd: i. AUa Wright', b. 19 May, 1847;
unm. Resides in Roxbury, Mass. Is a teacher. She was graduated
from Vassar in 1872. Post-graduate Cornell in 1874.
21. Da-vid Morrill' Foster (Asa; Asa; Asa*) b. in C, 30 Oct., 1811; m. St.
Albans, Me., 18 Nov., 1837, Sarah Bradley Robertson, b. 8 Sept.,
1813; d. 16 July, 1885; granddau. of Sarah Foster and Timothy Bradley.
Prominent in the affairs of the town he was also a leading member of the
N. H. House of Representatives. He d. 24 Nov., 1884. Children, b. in
C:
46, i. Edward Horatio', b. 13 Oct., 1839.
u. Harrison Earl, b. 8 Sept., 1841 ; d. 18 Oct., 1858.
hi. Caroline Elizabeth, school teacher, b. 16 Oct., 1845; m. 28 Feb.,
1883, Charles W. Emery. (See Emery Gen.) Resides in Oak
land, Cal. ChUd: 1. Nathan Emery, b. Dec, 1883; d. 28 Feb.,
1885.
47. iv. Newell K., b. 10 AprU, 1849.
22. Newell Abbott' Foster (Asa; Asa', Asa*) b. in .C, 7 Feb., 1814; m.
Portland, Me., 1838, Ehza Jane AUison of Concord, b. 24 July, 1816, d.
18 June, 1854; m. second, in 1861, EUen French. He leamed the printer's
trade and went to Portland, Me. In 1842 he took charge of the print
ing office of the American, and in 1862 he established the Portland Press,
and in 1868 became sole owner. He was a very prominent member of
the Maine State Legislature. He was the leading spiritualist in Port
land. He d. 20 Nov., 1868. Children;
48. i. Leroy Allison', b. 13 March, 1843.
ii. Adelaide Eliza, b. 16 Jan., 1853; m. 23 Oct., 1886, Austin Brain
ard, of Haddam, Conn.; graduated Vassar College, 1876. He
was b. 6 Sept., 1862; graduated from CorneU, 1883; admitted to
bar 1886; a lawyer in Hartford, Conn. Children; 1. Helen
Alhson' Brainard, b. 5 Dec, 1889. 2. Lawrence Brainard, b.
20 Jan., 1895; d. 14 April, 1896.
23. Charles' Foster (William; Abiel; Asa*) b. 4 Oct., 1794, in C; m. Ruth
Tilton; d. 4 July, 1869. She d. 2 Aug., 1834. Children: i. Frank',
m. Al-vira Coe. ii. Martha, m. Henry Roberts. Children: Arthur'
and Newton Roberts, in. Charles, d. unm.
24. HiRAM' Foster (William', Abieb, Asa*) b. in C, 2 AprU, 1800; m. 4 Oct.,
1826, Cordeha C. Hoyle, b. 15 March, 1801. He d. 11 Aug., 1849, at
Mt. Morris, N. Y. Children;
i. William', b. 12 July, 1827; m. 12 May, 1864, Mary Sawyer; d.
March, 1903. Child; Elmer', b. 21 March, 1869; m. 22 March,
1893, Alpharetta JeweU. Children: 1. JeweU E.", b. 11 Jan.,
1894, 2. Luce H., b. 11 Aug., 1896.
h. Sarah, b. 6 Feb., 1829; m. 27 April, 1849, Truman Palmer; d. Sept.,
1900, Eldred, Penn. No children.
hi. Charles, b. 24 Dec, 1830; m. 10 Feb., 1855, EmUy Galpin; d. 27
Jan., 1897, Eldred, Penn. Children:
1. Charles', b. 31 July, 1856; m. 25 Dec, 1881, Addie Baker.
2. Emily, b. 17 April, 1859; m. 25 Dec, 1875, Elmer MUler.
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4. Evelyn, b. 1864; d. 1865.
5. Albertus E., b. 3 May, 1866; m. 25 June, 1890, Mary Lierd.
6. Grace, b. 6 Nov., 1869; m. 9 Nov., 1884, John D. StaU.
7. Frank W., b. 22 Feb., 1872; m. 14 April, 1897, Maude Har
rington.
8. Mabel, b. 13 Nov., 1874; m. 17 May, 1896, B. F. White.
9. Hiram L., b. 11 March, 1882; m. 22 Oct., 1901, Blanche Byham.
Horatio Morrill, b. 21 Feb., 1833; m. 24 Oct., 1854, Mary Pen-
nock; d. 7 Feb., 1880. Children:
1. Hiram P.', b. 18 Aug., 1855; m. 30 May, 1878, Anna Newlm.
2. Guy, b. May, 1857; d. Aug., 1857.
3. Charles, b. June, 1869; d. Sept., 1860.
4. Horatio, b. 30 Aug., 1861.
5. H. Frank, b. 16 Oct., 1863; m. 24 Dec, 1893, Elizabeth Lockey.
6. Cora, b. 1 Aug., 1869; m. 6 Feb., 1889, Charles E. Hoffman.
7. Edward, b. 7 Jan., 1876; m. 24 Nov., 1898, Winnefred Mc-
Gunty.
Ellen, b. 29 March, 1836; m. 23 March, 1851, Edmund Palmer.
Children;
1. Abbie', b. 11 Aug., 1852; m. Aug., 1869, D. Webster Cronk.
2. Charles, b. 18 Jan., 1864; d. 31 Aug., 1877.
3. Eva, b. 25 March, 1858; d. 6 Jan., 1861.
4. Emma B., b. 9 Oct., 1860; m. 13 Oct., 1881, Emoroy D. Burgess.
5. Edmund C, b. 30 Oct., 1865; m. 1884, Allie Galpin.
6. Effie, b. 12 July, 1868; m. 1891, M. A. Towner.
7. E. LuLA, b. 12 July, 1875; m. 14 March, 1895, Dwight A.
Arnold.
Cordelia, b. 24 July, 1838; m. 17 March, 1859, Thomas C. Wam-
man; d. 15 July, 1886, Eldred, Penn. Children:
1. Mary Wainman', b. 30 Jan., 1860; m. 30 Jan., 1880, Rev. E. G.
Piper of Buffalo, N. Y. Children; (1) Evelyn Piper", b. 8
March, 1881. (2) Emest Piper, b. 3 June, 1883; m. 26 May,
1910, Maud Waterman. (3) Ella W. Piper, b. 3 June, 1883.
(4) Ahce Piper, b. 30 May, 1887; m. 12 Feb., 1904, Cleon W.
Newman. Children; Dorothy Newman", b. 30 Jan., 1905.
Ernestine Newman, b. 3 June, 1908. (5) R. Foster Piper,
b. 9 Aug., 1889. (6) Raye T. Piper, b. 8 Nov., 1891. (7)
Floyd Piper, b. 10 AprU, 1898. Ernest and R. Foster Piper
are the proprietors of the Foster Hotel at Atlantic City, N. J.
2. Ella Wainman, b. 12 Feb., 1862; d. 30 March, 1886.
3. Ida Wainman, b. 16 Sept., 1864; m. 3 Oct., 1884, Emest A.
Barden; d. 3 July, 1887.
4. Fannie Wainman, b. 17 March, 1867; m. 7 May, 1896, Rev.
John H. Stoody of Akron, N. Y. Children: (1) Ralph Wam-
man Stoody, b. 19 April, 1896. (2) Winnefred Stoody, b.
28 Nov., 1898. (3) Ruth M. Stoody, b. 3 June, 1902.
5. Horatio Wainman, b. 8 AprU, 1871; d. 24 Sept., 1871.
6. Carrie Wainman, b. 23 Sept., 1872; d. 13 Aug., 1886.
7. Floyd A. Wainman, b. 10 Feb., 1876; m. 2 March, 1897, Clara
Murgittroyd. Children; (1) Marie Wainman, b. 29 Jan.,
1898. (2) Agnes Wainman, b. 15 Aug., 1904. (3) Thomas,
b. 10 Oct., 1907.
8. Edith, b. 26 June, 1879; m. 30 Oct., 1906, Frank J. Parker.
Child: Thomas Wainman Parker, b. 26 July, 1909.
Hiram, b. 24 Nov., 1840; m. 13 Nov., 1866, Martha J. Shepard; d.
6 Feb., 1896, Richmond, Va. Children;
1, Fred S.', b. 22 Oct., 1869; m. 3 Oct., 1906, Daisy M. Pringle.
2. Eva, b. 26 June, 1869; m. 26 June, 1895, Rev. Edward Bom-
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144 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
3. Helen, b. 26 July, 1875; m. 6 April, 1899, Magnus A. Begg of
Glendale, Cal.
4. Hiram L. Begg, b. 16 AprU, 1879; d. 24 AprU, 1880.
25. William Henry H.' Foster (William; Abieb, Asa*) b. in C, 21 Aug.,
1806; m. Rowena Wheelock; d. 29 July, 1861, in Rochester, N.
Y. Children: i. Henry, b. 10 June, 1842; d. unm, 1909. u. Addie, b.
9 May, 1847; m. George Vemon. hi. Alfred, b. 27 June, 1849; d. 10
Feb., 1873. iv. Ella, b. 29 Nov., 1850; m. Jacob Wendlmg. v. LUlie,
b. 3 Aug., 186-; m. 22 March, 1883, G. Spencer Shimmin.
26. Arthur Masten' Foster (William', Abiel; Asa*) b. in C, 19 Feb., 1812;
m. Jane Sheldon; d. 31 Dec, 1848. ChUdren: i. Carrie', d. aged 3. u.
Ellen, m. Rev. Charles Sheffield.
27. Abiel' Foster (Abieb, Abieb, Asa*) b. in C, 19 June, 1798; m. 19 March,
1835, Pameha Judd; d. 1874. Resided ui Columbus, 0., and Oreen^ville,
S. C. ChUdren;
49. i. Abiel Abbott', b. 30 Sept., 1836.
h. Susan Amelia, b. 5 Sept., 1838; m. in Green^viUe, S. C, Simms F.
Clary.
iu. Helen Maria, b. 5 Nov., 1840; unm. A teacher. Resides in
Spartanburg, S. C.
iv. Sarah Elizabeth, b. 3 Jan., 1846, in Limestone Springs, S. C; m.;
had one dau., deceased. She d. in 1868.
28. Elder Joseph' Foster (Abiel; Abieb, Asa*) b. in C, 7 Nov., 1804; m. in
Union County, S. C, 27 Dec, 1831, Minerva M. Means, of Meansville,
S. C, b. 20 Oct., 1808; d. 26 Nov., 1896. He was educated in C, and hved
there until 1826. Then he went to S. C, assisted his brother Abiel
in his school in Oreen^vUle for a year or more, after which he went to
MeansviUe, S. C, and taught school until his marriage to Miss Means.
They then moved to their own home, three miles distant, near Fair
Forest Presbyterian Church. They were regular attendants at this
church, of which he was an elder. He was engaged in teaching and
farming until Aug., 1847, when he moved to Spartanburg, S. C, to enter
into mercantUe business, in partnership with Da-vid C. Judd, a part
nership that continued untU his death, 30 Jan., 1877. Children:
i. Susan E.', b. 29 March, 1834; m. 6 Dec, 1881, Samuel C. Means, b.
9 Jan., 1830. He is a planter in Spartanburg, S. C.
60. h. Alfred H., b. 7 Dec, 1835.
iu. Isabel J., b. 6 Oct., 1838; m. 20 Oct., 1858, Robert H. Chapman.
She d. 10 Oct., 1866. He d. March, 1866. Children: 1. James
A. » Chapman of Middleboro, Ky. ; m. Rachael McMaster, of
Winsboro, S. C. They have three children, Laura Foster", James
Alfred and Robert Hett Chapman. 2. Robert Hett Foster
Chapman, m. Hattie L. Craton, of Rutherfordton, N. C; one
child, a dau., Margery" Chapman.
iv. Sara Laura, b. 10 Feb., 1842; m. 5 July, 1876, E. C. McLaughlin,
bank cashier of Spartanburg, S. C; d. 8 Dec, 1890.
V. Joseph Adolphus, b. 19 March, 1846; m. 23 Feb., 1881, Sally G.
Farrar, of Pmckney, S. C. He d. Spartanburg, S. C, 15 Nov.,
1886.

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29. Daniel Kittredge' Foster (Daniel', Danieb, Asa*) b. in C, 14 May,
1793; m. Lydia Lane, 20 Nov., 1823; d, 14 Feb., 1875. He d. 11 Oct.,
1869. Resided in Chichester. Children:
51. i. Joshua Lane', b. 10 Oct., 1824.
62. ii. Joseph Addison, b. 11 April, 1826.
63. iu. Daniel Kittredge, b. 10 Dec, 1827.
54. iv. Lucius Augustus (Changed to Gust), b. 20 Nov., 1830.
56. V. RiNALDo Bracket, b. 5 March, 1836.
30. Simeon B.', Foster (Danieb, Daniel; Asa*) b. Wheelock, Vt., 5 Aug.,
1796; m. Mary S. HiU, b. 16 Feb., 1809; d. about 1880. He was a
farmer, a worthy and much respected citizen and honored -with public
office, which he fUled with great credit. ChUdren, b. in C. ;
Lyman B.', b. 17 Feb., 1827.
Myron C, b. 6 Feb., 1820.
Melissa G., b. 7 Feb., 1831; unm., resides in Boston.
MiNDA M., b. 2 Jan., 1834; m. Wm. H. MorrUl. (See Morrill Gen.)
William Harrison, b. 7 June, 1836.
Alonzo, b. 31 Jan., 1838.
Adelia, b. 7 Feb., 1841.
viu. Fidelia, b. 2 March, 1843; unm., resides in Boston.
ix. Nancy M., b. 16 Dec, 1846, unm., resides in Boston.
X. Emily P., b. 27 July, 1848; m.  Marden, resides m Boston.
xi. John C, b. 12 Sept., 1851; d. unm.
31. William Harrison' Foster (Daniel; Daniel; Asa*) b. about 1800; m.
Catherine Whitney. He taught school for many years. Resided in C.
Children: i. Alanson'. u. Alonzo, twins.
32. John Hubbard' Foster (Simeon; Daniel; Asa*) b. in C, 4 March,
1808; m. Mrs. Mary (French) Brown, who d. 17 Jan., 1877. No chU
dren. Farmer; d. 9 May, 1874, in C.
33. Joseph Moody' Foster (Simeon', Danieb, Asa*) b. in C, 5 Jan., 1811; m.
16 Oct., 1837, Ehzabeth Fellows, b. 14 Nov., 1814; d. 26 Aug., 1881.
(See FeUows Gen.) He was a carpenter by trade and was high in the
esteem of his feUow townsmen; d. 12 Aug., 1896. Children, b. in C:
i. Frances Elizabeth', b. 9 July, 1842; m. 7 July, 1859, Benjamin
Franklin Hileman; m. second, 27 May, 1884, Nathan French.
u. Susan Augusta, b. 4 March, 1847; m. 19 Jan., 1871, in Concord,
Henry Hiram Houser. (See Houser Gen.)
34. Benjamin Osgood' Foster (Simeon', Danieb, Asa*) b. in C, 1 Aug., 1813;
m. first, Hannah K. French, d. 3 Oct., 1851; m. second, Mary Ehzabeth
Hooper, by whom he had one child, Hannah K.'; both mother and
dau. were kUled by the cars 13 Sept., 1876, at N. Concord R. R.
crossing, now known as "Boyce." He d. 27 July, 1876. No children
by first wife.
35. Charles Henry' Foster (Jeremiah', Daniel', Asa*) b. in C, 15 Dec,
1813; m. in Berrien County, Mich., Louisa Aldrich. He was a house
and sign painter. Had several chUdren, but they are all dead. He d.
about 1900. Resided in Larrabee, Iowa.
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146 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
36. Jonathan B.' Foster {{Jeremiah; Danieb, Asa*) b. in C, 10 Sept., 1816;
m. 5 Dec, 1839, Mary H. Fellows, b. 1 Sept., 1818, d. 11 March, 1902.
(See FeUows Gen.) He d. 15 April, 1896. Resided in C. An unas
suming, hard-working man, he never aspired to pubhc oflBce, although
always interested in all important measures relating to the town, doing
his share in promoting its welfare. Children, b. in C. ;
60. i. Jeremiah Clough', b. 19 Oct., 1840.
ii. Susan Elizabeth, b. 23 Jan., 1842; was a school teacher; m. 26 Feb.,
1868, Dr. Henry R. Brown, b. 11 March, 1841. Resides in
Leominster, Mass. In Sept., 1862, he enhsted in the 15th N. H.
Vols., and took part in the siege and capture of Port Hudson.
He studied medicine and graduated in New York, March, 1867,
beginning practice in Waterbury, Conn., July, 1864. He then
went to Leominster, Mass., where, with the exception of about
three years that he was in N. H., he resided, having an exten
sive practice. He was highly esteemed and respected by the
entire community. He d. 16 Feb., 1906. Children:
1. Karl L.» Brown, b. 7 Feb., 1870. Res., Leominster, Mass.
2. Louis H. Brown, b. 16 Aug., 1871. Res., Leominster, Mass.
3. Arthur Brown, b. 8 May, 1872; d. 16 Aug., 1872.
4. Anson W. Brown, b. 9 Oct., 1874. Res., Leominster, Mass.
61. iu. Moses Augustus, b. 23 Oct., 1843.
iv. Augusta Caroline, school teacher, b. 23 Oct., 1845; m. 16 AprU,
1868, John J. Railey. She d. 14 Nov., 1871. (See RaUey
Gen.)
V. Mary Helen, school teacher, b. 7 July, 1851; m. 19 Nov., 1872, John
J. Railey. (See Railey Gen.)
¦vi. Martha Jane, school teacher, b. 7 July, 1851; m. 1 Jan., 1884, John
W. Douglass of Wallmgford, Conn. She d. 30 March, 1886.
Child; 1. George F.' Douglass, b. 30 March, 1886; d. 28
March, 1887.
37. Franklin' Foster (David', David', Asa*) b. in C, 29 AprU, 1806; m. 8
Oct., 1832, Harriet KendaU, b. 1810, d. 18 Aug., 1857. Was a farmer.
He d. 22 May, 1880. Res., Boston, Mass., and Buda, IU. Children:
i. Harriet', b. 1834; m. 1858; d. 1879.
62. h. Henry L., b. 26 Sept., 1836. hi. Edward, b. 1838. iv. Sarah,
m.  Clark, v. Sidney, vi. Addie. -vu. Lucy, m. 
Bumett. -viu. Ella, m.  Dyer.
38. Joseph' Foster (David; David; Asa*) b. in C, 8 July, 1810; m. 1834 m
Princeton, IU., Elizabeth Boyer Vaughan, b. 1817, d. 1865; m. second,
1869, Ehzabeth Childs; d. 1892. He emigrated to Bureau County, IU.,
about 1833, setthng in Concord township and keeping a country hotel
for about sixteen years; he moved to Marquette, Mich., on Lake Supe
rior in 1864. His wife d. 1865 at Marquette, Mich., and he moved
back to IU., m 1869, residmg there untU 1875; finally settling in Cres
ton, Iowa. He d. at Creston, la., Oct., 1894, and was buried at
Buda, IU. Children; i. William H.«, d. about 1854. u. John Marshall,
d. about 1869. hi. Flora A., d. about 1862. iv. Mary J., d. about
1862. V. Alphonso, d. about 1862. vi. Horatio O., Creston, Iowa.
¦vu. James Elmer,
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39. Rev. George Washington' Foster (David; David; Asa*) b. in C, 2
June, 1816; m. Clara M. Dole; d. 1871. ChUdren;
i. William F.' ii. Anna Augusta, m.  Ely. iii. Charles
Henry, iv. Edward, b. 10 Feb., 1862; unm.
40. Henry Bradley' Foster (David; David; Asa*) b. in C, 11 Dec, 1820;
m. in Boston, Mass., 24 Oct., 1844, Harriet Salome Dole, b. 24 May,
1823; d. 7 April, 1894. Children:
i. Edward Henry', b. 9 April, 1848; d. unm. 5 Nov., 1869.
h. Helen Frances, b. 19 Feb., 1846; m. 17 Oct., 1871, C. A. W. Dodge.
hi. Hattie Jane, b. 11 Dec, 1851; m. 30 Sept., 1876; d. 23 Sept., 1895.
64. iv. Maitland P., b. 28 Oct., 1862.
41. John Carter' Foster (Timothy, David', Asa*) b. in C, 18 Jan., 1807; m.
Sahsbury, 5 Aug., 1828, Ruth M. Pingry, b. 31 Jan., 1810. She m.
second,  Dunlop, jeweler, who d. in Pittsburg, Pa., 12 April, 1835.
ChUdren:
i. John Pingry', b. 23 July, 1829; d. Juncton, Va., 11 July, 1851.
h. Mary Pingry, b. 11 July, 1831; m.; d. Salisbury, 11 March,
1871.
hi. William Pingry, b. 26 Sept., 1833; d. 16 Sept., 1834.
42. Stephen Bartlett' Foster (Timothy, David', Asa*) b. in C, 23 Aug.,
1816; m. in Manchester, 26 Dec, 1855, Nancy Bean Sibley, b. 16 Jan.,
1826. Jeweler and -watchmaker. He d. 29 June, 1876. Children:
i. Stephen Bartlett', b. 1 Jan., 1856. u. John Roy, b. 9 Sept., 1863.
hi. Lihette, b. 19 May, 1867; m. 25 Dec, 1892, Samuel G. Cook.
Child; Handel Gibson' Cook.
43. Abel Kimball' Foster (John; Jonathan; Asa*) b. in C, 13 June, 1803;
m. Caroline Crocker of Barnstable, Mass. Children: i. Frances
Almena', m. Ohver Bryan. Children: Ada Almena', Foster Abel,
Percy, Carohne Crocker, Oliver Codington, WUham D., Harry C,
and Robert Townby Bryan, h. Edward Horatio, m. Josephine Roberts.
44. Ammi Ruhama' Foster (John', Jonathan', Asa*) b. in C, 1 July, 1805; m.
June, 1839, Finetter Foster Lancaster, b. 12 April, 1816; d. 24 March,
1885. Farmer and carpenter. Children:
65. i. James Caleb', b. 6 May, 1841.
u. Sarah Almena, b. 26 March, 1843; m. 27 June, 1869, Charles Albert
Martin, HaverhUl, Mass. He was b. 31 July, 1838; d. 16 June,
1890. ChUd: 1. Grace Augusta' Martin, b. 13 AprU, 1875;
m. Leonard Moores Merrill, 16 Nov., 1892.
66. hi. Edward Horatio, b. 4 Dec, 1848.
iv. Orietta Augusta, b. 5 July, 1854; m. 1 Jan., 1878, Alfred Usher
Prescott; b. 30 Jan., 1841. ChUdren: 1. Edward Alfred' Pres
cott, b. 27 Oct., 1878; d. 13 Feb., 1879. 2. Frankhn NeweU
Prescott, b. 10 June, 1880. 3. WUlard Lmcoln Prescott, b.
12 Feb., 1884. 4. Frances Annette Prescott, b. 9 Sept., 1888.
V. Clara Elizabeth, b. 2 April, 1869; m. 20 June, 1881, George L.
Webster. ChUd: 1. George F.' Webster, b. 2 Feb., 1883.

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45. Asa Eastman' Foster (Adams', Asa; Asa; Asa*) b. 31 May, 1841;
m. 30 May, 1873, Reno, Nev., Sophia Steele. He d. 28 Jan., 1887.
Children: i. Sarah E.', b. 23 Feb., 1874; m. 10 Dec, 1893, O. M.
Harshbarger. h. Lucy, b. 30 April, 1876.
46. Dr. Edward Horatio' Foster (David M.', Asa; Asa; Asa*), physician,
b. in C, 13 Oct., 1839; m. 12 July, 1872, Ella M. MerriU, d. 1876; m.
second, Oct., 1879, Blanche Smith; d. Ul 1897 in Concord. ChUdren: i.
Edward Lord', b. 21 May, 1873. u. Reginald Smith, b. 1880. hi.
Clara.
47. Dr. Ne-well Kelley' Foster (David M.', Asa', Asa; Asa*) b. in C, 10
April, 1849; m. Dryden, N. Y., 3 Feb., 1876, Jennie SmUey, b. 13 Sept.,
1851, d. 23 July, 1893; m. second, Oakland, Cal., 16 Jan., 1896, Maude
A. W. Camp, b. 8 Dec, 1870. He was graduated from Cornell in 1873
and from Long Island Hospital in 1878. Res., Oakland, Cal. Has
served as a member of the California State Legislature and State Board
of Health. Children; i. Harry Emerson', b. 18 Aug., 1881. u. Ruth
Maude, b. 26 July, 1896.
48. Leroy Allison' Foster (Newell A.', Asa', Asa', Asa*) b. in Portland, Me.,
13 March, 1843; m. Worcester, Mass., 25 Aug., 1874, Emma Eastman,
b. 16 March, 1860. He enlisted in the Ci'vil war and went with Gen.
Butler to New Orleans. He began his coUege life at Wesleyan College.
Later he was in Ann Arbor University, whence he was recalled by his
father's death. In 1870 he entered Cornell University and graduated
in 1872. He then became business manager of the Portland Press and
remained in this position untU about a year before his death. He d. in
Denver, Col., 29 March, 1882. ChUdren; i. Clifford HaU», b. 29
Aug., 1877; unm. h. Corneha Chase, b. 5 May, 1879.
49. Abiel Abbott' Foster (Abieb, Abieb, Abiel; Asa*) b. in Columbus, Ohio,
30 Sept., 1836; m. Greenville, S. C, Nov., 1868, Julia Amelia Worthing-
ton, b. March, 1836; d. Feb., 1873; m. second. May, 1875, Mrs. EUa
Ehza (Fuller) McCouts, b. Dec, 1848. Merchant. Res., Spartan
burg, S. C. Children; i. Kate Worthington', b. 18 Oct., 1869. h.
Lewis Worthington, b. 22 Feb., 1873. iu. Juha Ameha, b. 22 Feb.,
1873. iv. Alfred Fuller, b. 7 April, 1876. v. Helen Elizabeth, b.
15 July, 1880. vi. Mary Rogers, b. 1 Feb., 1887. vii. Edith Rosalie,
b, 11 June, 1893. viu. Mabel Flora, b. 27 Feb., 1878; d. 2 Nov., 1880.
ix. David Judd, b. 14 Jan., 1884; d. 21 Dec, 1884.
50. Capt. Alfred H.» Foster (Joseph; Abieb, Abiel; Asa*) b. Union County,
S. C, 7 Dec, 1836; m. in Union, 31 Aug., 1876, Hettie V. Brandon, b.
4 March, 1860. He was educated in Spartanburg Male Academy, and
volunteered in the 5th S. C. Regt., 13 April, 1861. He was transferred
to the Confederate ser-vice in June, 1861, when he was elected captain
of his company, and served through the war, the first year in the 5th
S. C. Regt., and the last three years in Co. D, Palmetto Sharpshooters.
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battles of the army of northern Va., excepting Chancellorsville and
Gettysburg, . and he went -with Longstreet's command to Tenn., return
ing to Va., in time for the Wilderness campaign. He was in command of
his regiment during the retreat from Petersburg to Appomattox. After
the war he retumed to S. C; remained in Spartanbiug until the latter
part of 1867. Spending a year in N. Y. City, he went to Union, S. C,
which has since been his home. He has been engaged for over thirty
years in the mercantile business, being the head of the firm of Foster &
WUkms, Foster, Willdns & Co., and A. H. Foster & Co. Children; i.
Isabel', b. 9 Aug., 1877. h. Mary Emma, b. 21 June, 1880. iu. H.
Louise, b. 16 Nov., 1884.
51. Joshua Lane' Foster (Daniel K.; Danieb, Daniel', Asa*) b. in C, 10
Oct., 1824; m. Lucretia Gale. He was founder and publisher of the
Foster Democrat in Dover from 1873 to the time of his death, which
occurred 29 June, 1900. Children: i. EUa'. h. George J. iu. Charles
G. iv. Eva.
52. Joseph Addison' Foster (Daniel K.; Daniel; Danieb, Asa*) b. in Chi
chester, 11 AprU, 1826; m. Mary A. Kenney. He was a merchant in
Loudon several years and later an employee of Amoskeag Mfg. Co.,
Manchester. He d. 12 Nov., 1908. ChUdren:
67. i. Charles Addison', b. 5 Oct., 1854.
u. Mary Gertrude, b. 17 Nov., 1862; m. John W. Blakley,
53. Daniel Kittredge' Foster (Daniel K.; Danieb, Danieb, Asa*) b. in
Chichester, 10 Dec, 1827; m. Emma Jennie Chase of Epping. She d.
22 July, 1905. He was graduated from Dartmouth CoUege and was
principal of Pittsfield Academy for many years. He d. in Concord, 13
Dec, 1897. Child:
68. i. John Wheeler', b. 15 AprU, 1872.
54. GusT' Foster (Daniel K.; Danieb, Daniel', Asa*) b. in Chichester, 20
Nov., 1830. He was for several years a real estate broker in Man
chester and at present is a farmer in Dunbarton. He represented Ward
6 of Manchester in the Legislature of 1901 . Unm.
55. RiNALDO Bracket' Foster (Daniel K.', Daniel', Danieb, Asa*) b. in Chi
chester, 5 March, 1835; m. Sarah Eunice Perkins in Chichester, 15 July,
1860. She was b. 6 March, 1840; d. 20 Oct., 1899. He represented
Loudon in the Legislature of 1885. D. in C, 4 May, 1911. ChUdren:
i. Georgia Ann», b. 4 March, 1862, in Bamstead; bookkeeper.
69. u. Stephen Perkins, b. 21 Dec, 1868.
56. L-TMAN B.', Foster (Simeon B.', Danieb, Danieb, Asa*) b. in C, 17 Feb.,
1827; m. Jennie Turner of Reading, Mass. As a young man he engaged
in teaching, and was employed in that avocation when the Civil War
began. He enlisted 18 AprU, 1861, in a company subsequently assigned
to the 26th Ohio Regt., for three years' service, and was made first
sergeant of his company. Next year he was promoted to second lieut
enant. At the Battle of Stone River he received a bullet wound in the
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150 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
he was made first heutenant, and in the fighting about Chattanooga the
command of Company B devolved upon him. In the Battle of Lookout
Mountain he had an ankle badly bruised by another buUet. In the
autumn of 1864 he reenhsted as a veteran, being made a member of
the 26th Ohio Vet. Vol. Inf. At the battle of Kenesaw Mountain a
bullet cut a gash in the side of his neck, and at the Battle of Franklin,
Tenn., he was wounded in the groin, ending all further acti-vity as a sol
dier and making him an invalid for life. Nine days following he was
commissioned a captain by the governor of Ohio, but was never mus
tered. While lying in the hospital both his hmbs were drawn up, and
became stiffened in that position, where they remained untU his death.
He was discharged on account of disabUity 15 May, 1865. When he
was finally recovered sufficiently to be moved to the North, he was taken
by easy stages to C. His wound did not heal until three years after
his arrival. During the journey he was attended by George P. Mor
rill, of C, to whom he gave the credit of sa-ving his life. In spite of his
affhctions Mr. Foster continued to teach classics and -write for the press.
He was a highly respected citizen until his death, which occurred in the
¦winter of 1882-83, in Reading, Mass., whither he removed about 1875.
ChUd: J. Flora', m. Fred Hooper, Winthrop, Mass.
57. Myron Chamberlin' Foster (Simeon B.', Danieb, Daniel', Asa*) b. in
C, 6 Feb., 1829; m. Lucmda M. Pear; she d. 20 Dec, 1897. He was a
farmer and was prominently identified ¦with the Free'wUl Baptist
Church for many years, holding the office of Dea. Res., C, where he
d. 5 July, 1911. Children, b. in C:
i. Lizzie V.», b. 7 Dec, 1855; d. 25 May, 1877, unm.
70. u. George Taylor, b. 20 Dec, 1860.
71. iu. L-YMAN Beecher, b. 31 Oct., 1867.
58. William Harrison' Foster (Simeon B.', Danieb, Daniel', Asa*) b. in C,
7 June, 1836; m. and d. in Wilton. ChUdren; i. Ahce', m. 
Gregg of Goffstown. ii. John C. ih. Fannie P.
59. Alonzo' Foster (Simeon B.', Daniel', Danieb, Asa*) b. in C, 31 Jan.,
1838; m. Sophia West, 7 March, 1866. In 1861 he settled at St. Charles,
Minn. On 28 Sept., 1863, he enlisted as corporal, Co. A, 2d Regt.
of Minn. Vol. Inf., and served to the end of the war, receiving his dis
charge as first sergeant at LouisvUle, Ky., on 11 July, 1866. He par
ticipated in the battles of MUl Springs, Shiloh, Kenesaw Moimtain,
Chickamauga, Missionary Ridge and several of the engagements in the
Atlanta campaign. Mr. Foster was one of the six men of his company
whose names were placed on the military roU of honor. From early
youth he took an active interest in politics.
At the close of the war he returned to Minn., and settled on a farm in
Elmira, where his death occurred 7 March, 1895. ChUdren:
72. i. Wesley Sherman', b. 3 March, 1872.
u. Alta May, b. 16 Sept., 1874; d. unm. 5 June, 1899.
73. iu. Milton Lyman, b. 18 Dec, 1876.
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60. Dr. Jeremiah Clough' Foster (Jonathan B.; Jeremiah; Daniel; Asa*) b.
in C, 19 Oct., 1840; m. 25 Dec, 1864, Nelhe M. Bennett, of Newport; d.
26 Dec, 1873; m. second, Shrewsbury, Mass., 26 Feb., 1875, Henrietta
Brown, b. Worcester, Mass., 16 Aug., 1851. Dr. Foster graduated from
Bowdoin CoUege and studied medicine. At the breaking out of the
Civil war, being two years in college, he enhsted in the 2d U. S. Ber-
dan's Sharpshooters and served nearly four years. He was severely
wounded in the second Battle of Bull Run. His army experience was
primarily the cause of his death. After the war he returned to coUege. In
referring to his death, the Barre, Mass., paper says; "Dr. Foster was
skiUful and successful in his profession. During the Rebelhon he was an
assistant surgeon in the army. His death brought sorrow to many
homes, where he was loved, both as a physician and a friend. " He d.
in Barre, Mass., 24 Sept., 1881, and was buried in Shrewsbury, Mass.
Child: Nelhe Cora', b. 23 March, 1866; school teacher; m. in Newport,
W. E. Whipple. Res., Portland, Me.
61. Moses Augustus' Foster (Jonathan B.; Jeremiah; Daniel; Asa*) b.
m C, 23 Oct., 1843; m. there 21 Oct., 1868, Ruth A. Richardson, b. in
Corinth, Vt., 24 Aug., 1848; d. 1 Aug., 1908, in Leominster, Mass. She
was a dau. of Rev. George W. and Laura (Merrill) Richardson. He is a
farmer and breeder of blooded stock. When the Ci-vil war broke out
Mr. Foster had a strong desire to enlist, and took measures to do so, but
as his only brother had aheady gone to the front, his parents prevailed
upon him to remain at home, which he did with great reluctance.
Later, however, he served for a short time as a nurse in an army hos
pital, leaving the service only a few days before it was captured by the
rebels. He was very successful in his farming pursuits, and produced
some exceUent specimens of blooded horses, being awarded first premium
at the N. E. and N. H. State Fairs. The C. town fairs, of which he
was an official, also received his hearty support and cooperation. He
served his town as selectman, although he never aspired to pohtical
honors. Children, b. in C:
74. i. Charles Thomas', b. 22 July, 1869; m. Eva Gertrude HUl.
75. u. Jonathan Bradley, b. 6 Sept., 1871.
76. iu. George Richardson, b. 18 AprU, 1874; m. Maude Marion Perry.
iv. Laura Merrill, school teacher; b. 29 Sept., 1875; m. 6 Sept., 1897,
Herbert M. Federhen, Jr.; lawyer. Res., Quincy and Boston,
Mass. ChUd; Herbert M." Federhen, 3d, b. 21 July, 1898.
62. Henry L.' Foster (Franklin'', David; David', Asa*) b. in Boston, Mass.,
26 Sept., 1836; m. in Buda, IU., 14 Oct., 1866, Sarah C. Weston, b. 6
March, 1843, d. 27 June, 1897; is a farmer. Res., Buda, IU. Chil
dren; i. Harriet W. », b. m Buda, IU., 27 Aug., 1868. ii. Arthur K., b.
Buda, IU., 20 Aug., 1872; m. 16 Dec, 1897. Res., Buda, IU. ih. Al
bert W., b. Buda, IU., 26 June, 1874.
63. Joseph A.' Foster (Joseph; David', David; Asa*) b. in Buda, IU., 10
Feb., 1847; m. 18 July, 1870, Cora E. Whiting, b. 16 July, 1854. B. near
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152 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
ice but was not accepted. In 1873 he moved to Marquette, Kan.,
where he is a dmggist. He was postmaster for twelve years. Chil
dren: i. Fred M.», b. 22 Sept., 1874. u. Maud E., b. 28 Feb., 1876.
ui. Mabel C, b. 6 Oct., 1877. iv. Inez L., b. 20 Oct., 1879. v. Leo
A., b. 4 Jan., 1882. vi. Eddy M., b. 25 May, 1887. vii. Joseph H.,
b. 7 Aug., 1890. vih. Ruth, b. 1 July, 1893.
64. Maitland P.' Foster (Henry; David', David', Asa*) b. 28 Oct., 1862;
m. Mabel Whitney of MUford, Mass., 16 May, 1889. He is editor
and pubhsher of the Berkshire Courier. Res., Great Barrington, Mass.
ChUdren: i. Paul Whitney, b. 19 AprU, 1893. u. Karl Maitland,
b. 18 April, 1896.
65. James Caleb' Foster (Ammi R.; John', Jonathan', Asa*) b. in New
York City, 6 May, 1847; m. m Lincoln, Neb., 26 July, 1875, Sophia
Smith, b. 26 July, 1858. He is a mining expert. Res., Durango, Col.
Children: i. George Lancaster', b. 16 May, 1876. u. Edward Horatio,
b. 10 Nov., 1877. ui. Clara Ameha, b. 17 Sept., 1879. iv. Finette
Augusta, b. 27 Jan., 1881. v. Clarence Leroy, b. 18 Dec, 1882. -vi.
Albert, b. 29 Oct., 1888. vu. Frank, b. 6 Sept., 1891. viu. Henry, b. 28
Sept., 1884; d. 18 June, 1885. ix. Jacob, b. 10 Aug., 1890; d. 17 Aug., 1890.
66. Edward Horatio' Foster (AmmiR.; John', Jonathan', Asa*) b. in New
ark, N. J., 4 Dec, 1848; m. Mont Vernon, 26 Nov., 1874, Addie Frances
Jenkins, b. 10 July, 1853, d. 26 Sept., 1897; he is a farmer. Res., Grove-
land, Mass. Children; i. Ildagerte May, b. 4 Feb., 1876. h. Henry
James, b. 3 Feb., 1878. hi. Bessie Ahce, b. 28 Jan., 1880. iv. Nelhe
Augusta, b. 9 March, 1883. Res., St. Louis, Mo. v. MabeUe EUa,
b. 23 July, 1886. vi. Florence Ethel, b. 28 Dec, 1890.
67. Charles Addison' Foster (Joseph A.', Daniel K.; Danieb, Daniel',
Asa*) b. in Loudon, 5 Oct., 1854; m. LueUa J. Taylor, 22 June, 1872.
Resides in Manchester. Children:
77. i. Fred Addison", b. 19 Jan., 1876; m. Grace B. Woodbury.
h. Clara Kenney, b. 17 May, 1878; m. 14 April, 1897, John Wilfred
Ferrier, b. 15 Aug., 1870. ChUd: Raymond Wilfred", b. 24
Dec, 1898.
68. John Wheeler' Foster (Daniel K.', Daniel K.; Danieb, Danieb, Asa*)
b. 16 AprU, 1872, in Pittsfield; m. Anna Eastman Field of Chelsea, Mass.,
on 15 July, 1908, b. 8 Dec, 1874. He is a lawyer and resides in Madi
son, Me.
69. Stephen Perkins' Foster (Rinaldo B.; Daniel K.', Daniel', Danieb,
Asa*), wheelwright, b. in Loudon, 21 Dec, 1868; m. Mrs. Georgia BeUe
Clough of Concord, nie Colby, 12 Dec, 1896. Child: Deane Kitt
redge", b. 3 Sept., 1900.
70. George Taylor' Foster (Myron C; Simeon B.', Danieb, Danieb, Asa*)
b. in C, 20 Dec, 1860; m. Ahce E. Morrison of Ashland. Merchant in
Contoocook. Children: i. Harold Edward", b. 30 March, 1896. u.
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71. Lyman Beecher' Foster (Myron C.', Simeon B.', Danieb, Danieb, Asa*)
b. in C, 31 Oct., 1867; m. Annibec Proctor Wyman of Concord. Res.,
Fannington, where he is engaged in the grocery business.
72. Wesley Sherman' Foster (Alonzo', Simeon B.', Daniel', Danieb, Asa*)
b. in Elmira, Olmsted County, Minn., 3 March, 1872; m. 21 Oct., 1899,
to Halesia Sperry. He is a la-wyer in Milaca, Minn., and a director
and -vice-president of Mille Lacs Investment and Improvement Co.
ChUdren: i. Imogen", b. 17 March, 1906. u. Eleanor, b. 9 Dec, 1907.
73. Milton Lyman» Foster (Alonzo; Simeon B.', Daniel', Daniel; Asa*) b.
in Elnura, Ohnsted County, Minn., 18 Dec, 1876; m. 28 June, 1903,
to May Sandrock. He d. 24 July, 1907. Resided in Minnesota.
Children: i. Madge Arietta", b. 7 Aug., 1904. u. EUery Alonzo, b.
3 Aug., 1905. ui. Reguiald, b. 17 Feb., 1907.
74. Charles Thomas' Foster (Afoses A.; Jonathan B.', Jeremiah; Daniel;
Asa*) b. in C, 22 July, 1869; m. m Tilton, 25 Oct., 1893, Eva Gertrude
HiU, b. 8 Aug., 1869. He and his wife were graduated from Tilton
Seminary in 1889, where she was valedictorian of her class. After
serving several years in the Leominster National Bank, which was
preceded by a commercial school training in Boston, he turned his atten
tion to real estate, in connection -with which he has developed a large
poultry and fruit farm and has been highly successful, having a capacity
of keeping about four thousand head of poultry. He has served his
town as selectman and is a highly regarded citizen of Leominster, Mass.
¦ Children; i. Malcolm HUl", b. 28 July, 1894. h. Gordon Chase, b. 21
Feb., 1896.
75. Jonathan Bradley' Foster (Moses A.', Jonathan B.', Jeremiah', Dan
ieb, Asa*) b. in C, 6 Sept., 1871; m. 14 June, 1893, Quincy, Mass., Fan
nie Warren Osborne, b. 22 Aug., 1869, d. 8 May, 1904; m. second, Welthy
A. Wolcott, 6 July, 1906. After attending Tilton Seminary he learned
the trade of a tinsmith, and worked in Concord, Mount Airy, Md.,
Boston and Quincy, Mass. Ha-ving a strong attachment for his native
town, however, he returned to C. in 1896, and later purchased his fath
er's farm in Hackleborough school district, where he now resides. He has
served his town as selectman and is one of only a few of the young men
of his generation to reside in C, and do his share in maintaining and
promoting the town's wehare and progress. Children; i. Kenneth
Richardson", b. 5 Feb., 1896, in Quincy, Mass. u. Warren Bradley, b.
5 Feb., 1896, in Quincy, Mass. hi. Moses Augustus, b. 7 March, 1907,
inC.
76. George Richardson' Foster (Moses A.', Jonathan B.', Jeremiah',
Daniel; Asa*) b. in C, 18 April, 1874; m. 12 June, 1895, Maude Marion
Perry of Milford, Mass. He is an accountant and was employed by
Draper Co. of Hopedale, Mass., from Feb., 1896, to 11 Dec, 1909, when
he resigned to accept a similar position with the Dennison Mfg. Co. of
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154 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
education was acquired in the common schools, TUton Seminary and
Bryant & Stratton Commercial School of Boston, Mass.
77. Fred Addison" Foster (Charles A.; Joseph A.', Daniel K.; Daniel',
Daniel; Asa*) h. 19 Jan., 1875; m. 9 Oct., 1896, to Grace BeUe Wood
bury, b. 17 March, 1875. Children; i. Roland Addison", b. 26 May,
1903. h. Argyle Kittredge, b. 26 Aug., 1904; d. 14 July, 1905. iu.
Gladys Marion, b. 17 Feb., 1908.
Note. — Frederick Clifton Pierce's book on the American Fosters published
in 1899 by W. B. Conkey & Co., of Chicago, was largely used in compiling the
genealogy of this family, and its great assistance is hereby acknowledged.
FRAME.
1. James' Frame was b. 6 Sept., 1832, in Scotland; m. 1858, Jane, dau. of
WUham Paterson, b. 1838, m Scotland; d. 31 Jan., 1910, at C. Mr.
Frame came to C. in Dec, 1890, from Newport, R. I. ChUdren:
2. i. Roberts, b. 1859.
3. h Susan Hamilton, b. 1863; d. 1893.
hi. Janet Pbttigrbw, b. 1865; resides with her father.
iv. Jbanie, b. 1866; d. 1887.
2. Roberts Frame (James') b. 1869; m. 19 July, 1883, Mmnie F. Gale of C.
(See Gale Gen.) He graduated from Dartmouth College, 1882. ChU
dren, b. in Newport, R. I.: i. Edna Elizabeth', b. 9 Jan., 1887. u.
James, b. 8 June, 1888.
3. Susan H.' Frame (James') b. 1863; m. 1888, George W. Hardy of Manches
ter. Children, b. in Lynn, Mass.: i. Jeanie Frame', b. 1889. h.
Frankhn E., b. 1891.
FRENCH.
1. James' French settled in Jaffrey. He was on the committee to hire sol
diers in 1781. He m. 1 Sept., 1760, Sarah Brooks. He moved to
Rmdge in 1793. Children;
2. i. James', b. 6 June, 1761.
h. Sarah, b. 21 Nov., 1766.
ih. Elizabeth, b. 8 March, 1769.
iv. Mary, b. 19 May, 1771. v. Burley. vi. Oli-ver.
2. Jamess French (James') b. 6 June, 1761, d. 1 Sept., 1822, in Boscawen.
He was woimded at the Battle of Bunker HUl; m, first, 13 AprU,1781,
Hannah, dau. of Jabez RusseU; m. second, Olive Sawyer, b. 8 Aug.,
1783, in Dracut, Mass. Her parents were Dea. Francis and Tamar
(Barker) Sa-wyer. She d. 17 Jan., 1875, in C. Mr. French moved
from Rindge to Boscawen about 1812. Children by first marriage, b.
m Rindge: i. Isaac L.', b. 22 June, 1782. h. Hannah, b. 6 Feb., 1783;
d. in infancy, ih. Hannah, b. 24 June, 1784. iv. SaUy, b. 17 Feb.,
1786. V. James, b. 3 Feb., 1788; d. in infancy, vi. James, b. 28 Feb.,
1789. -vii. Jonathan Brooks, b. 2 Aug., 1791; d. 23 Jan., 1886. viu.

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Betsy, b. 13 May, 1793. ix. Edward J., b. 27 June, 1795. x. Nancy,
b. 12 March, 1802. xi. Mahale, b. 26 May, 1804.
Children by second marriage: xh. Francis Sa-wyer, b. 31 May, 1810,
in Rindge. xhi. Olive, b. 1 Feb., 1812, in Boscawen; m. Stewart Noyes.
(See Noyes Gen.) xiv. Asa Milton, b. 3 Oct., 1814, in Boscawen.
3. Francis Sa-wyer' French (James', James') b. 31 May, 1810, in Rindge;
d. 4 April, 1870, in Boscawen, where he was a prominent citizen for
many years, taking a vital interest in aU pubhc affairs; m. 10 Nov., 1835,
Asenath, dau. of Aaron and Sarah (Griffin) Sa-wyer. Aaron Sa-wyer
was a son of Dea. Francis Sawyer by his first -wife, Ehzabeth Richardson.
Asenath was b. in Methuen, Mass., 10 Nov., 1810; d. in Plymouth, 27
March, 1905. Children, b. in Boscawen:
i. Anna Maria', b. 2 May, 1838, graduated at Meriden Academy,
1857; m. 19 June, 1872, David Morrill Tenney, b. 3 Nov., 1825,
in Groton. He was the son of Benjamin and Betsey (Taylor)
Tenney, both b. in Hollis in 1781, but after marriage lived in
Groton. David MorriU Tenney d. 29 Oct., 1910, in Plym
outh. Mrs. Tenney still resides in Plymouth, mo-ving there
from Groton in 1886.
u. Emma, b. 6 May, 1844; d. 19 Aug., 1845.
ih. Jambs Francis, b. 14 June, 1848; m. 15 Dec, 1876, in C, Sarah
Ehzabeth, dau. of James M. and Eliza (Clough) Wiggin. (See
Wiggin Gen.) Mr. French has been a resident of C. since 1878.
4. iv. Asa Milton, b. 14 March, 1850.
V. Willie Aaron, b. 6 Dec, 1864, drowned in the Merrimack River,
17 July, 1870.
4. Asa Milton' French (Francis; James', James') b. 14 March, 1850, grad
uated at Dartmouth CoUege, 1872. He is a civil engineer and lives in
Corpus Christi, Texas; m. 26 Nov., 1890, Frances Mary, dau. of H. W.
and Mary A. (Collins) Garrett of Rochester, Minn. ChUdren; i.
Maud Anna', b. 23 Nov., 1891. h. Francis Garrett, b. 2 Nov., 1894.
hi. Herbert Sawyer, b. 29 Aug., 1897.
GALE.
1. Bartholomew' Gale came from England to Boston and was a ship
wright. He had two sons, Jacob and Daniel, besides others. Jacob
settled in Kingston and Daniel in Exeter.
2. Jacobs Gale, son of Bartholomew.
3. Daniel' Gale (Jacob; Bartholomew) b. 2 Sept., 1739, probably in King
ston; m. 29 May, 1760, Patience Eastman, b. 14 Dec, 1734. He moved
from Kingston to GUmanton in 1780. Daniel d. hi Nov., 1801, and
his wife, Patience, in May, 1804. Children:
i. Susan', u. Jacob, ih. Joseph, iv. Shuah, t-win, b. 28 March, 1767.
4. V. Daniel, twin, b. 28 March, 1767. -vi. Mary. vu. Stephen, -viu.
Elizabeth.
4. Daniel' Gale (Danieb, Jacob; Bartholomew') b. 28 March, 1767; m. 5
Aug., 1790, DoUy, dau. of Dr. Wilham and Betsey (Batchelder) Smith,
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156 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
i, William'.
h. Betsey, m. Lemuel Smith.
ih. Susan, m. Francis Ayer.
iv. Ebenezer, m.; two sons. Orison and Lyman.
V. Dolly.
¦vi. Daniel, m. Mary Ellen  :
¦vii. Robert Smith, m. Betsey Peaslee. Children: 1. George'. 2.
Laura Ann. 3. Martha Jane.
5. -vui. Eliphalet, b. 16 Dec, 1806.
5. Eliphalet' Gale (Danieb, Danieb, Jacob') b. 16 Dec, 1806, in GUman
ton; m. first, 28 Dec, 1836, Hannah, dau. of Stephen and Lois (Patten)
Gale. She d. in Concord, 19 Aug., 1849; m. second, 26 June,
1860, Mary Jane, dau. of Jonathan and Margaret (Clark) MerriU, b.
2 May, 1823, in Methuen, Mass. Eliphalet moved from Concord to
C. in 1856, and settled on the farm pre^viously occupied by Rev. WUham
Patrick, where he d. 16 AprU, 1891. His wife, Mary Jane, d. in C. 28
June, 1906. Children by first marriage, b. in Concord:
6. i. Stephen Ed-win', b. 7 Jan., 1842.
ii. Martha Anna, b. 20 Dec, 1844; d. young.
7. ih. Eliphalet Frank, b. 24 Feb., 1848.
Children, by second marriage ;
iv. Margaret Elizabeth, b. 16 May, 1861, in Concord; m. Alfred H.
Brown. (See Bro"wn Gen.)
8. V. George Howard, b. 26 March, 1853, in Concord.
¦vi. William Clark, b. 6 March, 1865, in Concord; d. 20 April, 1866,
inC.
9. -vii. Anna Gertrude, b. 23 Jan., 1868, in C.
-viii. Minnie Frances, b. 9 Oct., 1860, in C; m. Robert Frame. (See
Frame Gen.)
ix. Sarah Angie, b. 27 July, 1863, in C, where she d. 26 April, 1865.
X. Clarence Sidney, b. 18 April, 1865, in C.
10. xi. Bertha May, b. 16 May, 1869, in C.
6. Stephen Edwin' Gale (Eliphalet', Danieb, Danieb) b. 7 Jan., 1842; m.
3 Dec, 1871, in GUmanton, Clara, dau. of Zaccheus and Betsey A.
(Parrish) Peaslee, b. 16 Aug., 1846, at GUmanton. Zaccheus Peaslee
was b. Jan., 1812, and d. Jan., 1892. His -wife, Betsey, d. in May, 1882.
Stephen Edwin d. 29 Jan., 1890, in C. Mrs. Gale later m. Ljrman H.
Hajmes. (See Haynes Gen.) Child; i. Ethel Ida', b. 13 May, 1877, in
C; m. Alexander W. MorriU. (See MorrUl Gen.)
7. Eliphalet Frank' Gale (Eliphalet', Daniel*, Daniel') b. 24 Feb., 1848, in
Concord; m. Fannie Bennett of New Ipswich. Resides hi Aurora, 111.
ChUdren: i. Jessie Clark', b. 2 July, 1874, in Concord, h. Chester
Howard, b. 7 Dec, 1878, in C. ; m. 2 June, 1910, at Saratoga Springs,
N. Y., Clara Adaline Adams.
8. George Howard' Gale (Eliphalet', Daniel*, Danieb) b. 26 March, 1853,
m Concord; m. 17 Oct., 1900, m N. Y. City, Martha J., dau. of Carl F.
and Elizabeth (Dolde) Fichtel, b. 30 June, 1872, m N. Y. City.
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1897, in New York. Ehzabeth Dolde was b. in Niirtingen, Germany,
and was dau. of John G. and Ehzabeth (Hafendorfer) Dolde.
9. Anna Gertrude' Gale (Eliphalet', Daniel; Danieb) b. 23 Jan., 1858;
m. 10 July, 1886, in Concord, George M.' Clough (Joseph'', Joseph',
Joseph', Reuben*, Joseph', John', John'), b. 28 May, 1863, in Warner.
She d. 26 Feb., 1903, m Somer-viUe, Mass. ChUdren; i. Gertrude Geor-
ganna' Clough, b. 29 Aug., 1889, in SomerviUe, Mass. ii. Portia Ehza
beth Clough, b. 7 April, 1891, in Somer-ville. iii. Maurice Joseph
Clough, b. 25 Sept., 1892, in Woburn, Mass.
10. Clarence Sidney' Gale (Eliphalet', Daniel*) b. 18 April, 1865, in C; m.
19 Oct., 1887, in C, LUlian M., dau. of Dan W. and Sarah A. (Batchel
der) MorriU. (See MorrUl Gen.) Children: i. Philroy Clifton', b. 3
AprU, 1889, in C. h. Wilham Morrill, b. 27 March, 1891, in C. iu.
Joseph MorriU, b. 29 May, 1895, in Concord, iv. Clarence Harlan, b.
1 April, 1898, m Concord, where he d. 11 Aug., 1899.
11. Bertha May' Gale (Eliphalet', Daniel*) b. 16 May, 1869; m. 8 June,
1890, in C, John O., son of Robert and Adaline (Duncklee) Houston, b.
6 AprU, 1858, in Bedford. Children, except i and ii, b. in Boscawen:
i. Robert Merrill' Houston, b. 13 Nov., 1891, in C.
ii. George Sidney Houston, b. 28 May, 1893, in Penacook.
iu. Mary Genevra Houston, b. 5 Jan., 1896.
iv. Margaret Louise Houston, b. 30 Sept., 1897.
V. Bayard Gale Houston, b. 11 Sept., 1899.
-vi. Dorothy Elizabeth Houston, b. 13 Dec, 1901.
-vii. Theodore John Houston, b. 16 April, 1904.
-viu. Frances Edna Houston, b. 26 June, 1906.
GERRISH.
1. Captain William' Gerrish was b. 20 Aug., 1617, in Bristol, Somerset
shire, Eng. The name Gerrish is of Prussian origin. Captain WUliam
came to New England as early as 1639; settled in Newbury, now New
buryport, Mass.; removed to Boston, Mass., 1678; m. twice, had eight
children; at the semi-centennial anniversary meeting of the to-wn of
Boston, 14 March, 1686, Captain Gerrish opened and closed the exer
cises with prayer. He d. 9 Aug., 1687, at his son Benjamin's, in Salem,
Mass. ,
2. Colonel Moses' Gerrish (William') b. 9 May, 1656; m. 24 Sept., 1677,
Jane, dau. of Rev. Henry SewaU and sister of Chief Justice SewaU of
Mass. She was b. 25 Oct., 1669, in Badesly, Eng. ; d. 29 Jan., 1717. He
d. 4 Dec, 1694. They resided in Newbury; had six children.
3. Colonel Joseph' Gerrish (Afoses', WiUiam') resided m Newbury, Mass.;
was a member of the Colonial Legislature twenty years; m. Mary Little
of Newbury; they had thirteen chUdren.
4. Captain Stephen' Gerrish (Joseph', Moses') b. 22 June, 1711, in New
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158 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
in C; m. second, Joanna Hale, 16 July, 1741, b. June, 1715, d. about
1792. She was a dau. of Samuel Hale of Newbury and sister of Richard
Hale who was father of Capt. Nathan Hale, the marty spy in the Revo
lution. Captain Gerrish had six children: Henry, Jane, Samuel, Enoch,
Joseph and Stephen.
5. Samuel' Gerrish (Stephen*, Joseph', Moses', William') m. Lucy Noyes
of Hebron, Jan., 1773, who d. in 1818, aged 66; he d. in 1824; settled first
on High Street, Boscawen; moved to C, in 1776, his farm lying on the
Merrimack River. Children: ,
i. Enoch", b. 1776; m. first, Judith Chandler of Concord, who d. at
St. Armand, L. C, 1825; m. second, Martha Foster of C, who
d. 1833. He d. in 1866. No children.
6. h. Joseph.
in. Stephen, b. 1789; d. 1811.
6. Capt. Joseph' Gerrish (Samuel; Stephen*) hved on the Gerrish homestead
in C; m. first, Sarah, dau. of Nathan Chandler of Concord, b. 20 March,
1780; d. 14 Nov., 1812; m. second, Sarah Church, b. 9 June, 1784; d.
2 Feb., 1854. Children by first marriage:
i. Judith', b. 22 Feb., 1802; d. 1820.
h. Lucy, b. 24 Jan., 1804; m. 1 June, 1826, Rev. Jacob Little of Bos
cawen; she d. 5 Oct., 1834, at Granville, 0.
hi. Mary, b. 14 April, 1807; m. 28 Sept., 1828, Rev. Henry Shedd, Leo
minster, Mass., who went in 1825 as Home Missionary to Ohio.
iv. Nathan b. 28 Oct., 1811; d. 1 June, 1825.
Children by second marriage:
V. John, b. 26 AprU, 1814; m. Rhoda B. Little, b. 7 or 9 Dec, 1816.
vi. Sarah, b. 2 March, 1816; m. 22 March, 1843, Dr. James B. Abbott;
d. 28 Nov., 1893, in Sanbomton.
vii. Enoch, b. 16 Feb., 1818; m. Abigail CogsweU, b. Aug., 1822. He d.
30 March, 1858.
vih. Susan, b. 1 Feb., 1820; m. 3 Feb., 1841, True O. Fernald. She d.
1892, in Manchester. He d. 8 July, 1897, in Manchester.
ix. Charles, b. 1 March, 1822; m. 18 March, 1845, Olive Dimock of
West Hartford, Vt., b. 28 Nov., 1818. He d. 12 Jan., 1903, at
St. Charles, Mum. Children; 1. Alien' of St. Charles. 2. Ada,
m.  Dyer; resides m St. Charles. 3. Etta D., m. 
Dyer; resides in Rochester, Minn.
7. X. Judith, b. 21 May, 1824.
xi. Newell, b. 23 Feb., 1826; m. 12 Oct., 1867, QuoUiobls Spotcanum.
She d. 26 Nov., 1876, at Port Tovmsend. He d. about 6 Jan.,
1893, in Victoria, B. C.
7. Judith' Gerrish (Joseph', Samueb, Stephen*) b. 21 May, 1824; m. 24
Nov., 1842, Famum Coffin, b. 16 March, 1813; d. 21 Sept., 1856, in Bos
cawen. Children:
i. John', b. 19 June, 1846; m. 21 March, 1872, Nelhe F. Sleeper, of
Bristol; resided in Mason City, Iowa, tiU 1876. He d. 18 Nov
1905. ChUdren: 1. Laura', b. 26 March, 1873. 2. George
Henry, b. 10 Dec, 1875. 3. Frank Joseph, b. 27 Dec, 1879.
h. Clara, b. 18 Jan., 1850; d. 16 March, 1881.
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iv. Henry, twin, b. 4 Feb., 1853; m. 1888, Loie Crosby of Hebron, Hed.
Aug., 1907. Children: 1. Cora', m. Walter A. Morgan of Lu
nenburg, Vt. One child. 2. Alice. 3. Charles Carlton.
GIBSON.
The Gibson* family is said to be of Enghsh origin. Two brothers, James and
John, when Coming to this country, are said to have lost their father on the
passage. A legend exists that one of these brothers m. the dau. of a nobleman,
against the will of her parents, and that he was the father of Jeremiah Gibson,
an early settler of C. The name appears as "Gipson" on a petition in 1768,
which was signed by the oldest of the five brothers, who early gained possession
of Lot No. 68, Second Division, Sanbomton, on which Union Bridge village
now stands, and gave their original name, Gibson, to the falls below the bridge.
Only the two oldest and youngest of these brothers can be traced to any
extent. It is certain that their father did not settle in Sanbomton, though
supposed at first to have been the "John" of 1768. Perhaps he was the "Jere
miah'' of C. The five brothers were John, James, Jeremiah, Enoch, Thomas.
Jeremiah, who lived near the south end of the lot where now Capt. Jacob
Sanborn (Lakeman place in Sanbomton) hves, m. Eleanor Forrest and re
moved with four chUdren quite early to Canada. Children b. but not m. in
Sanbomton, were Robert, John, Judith, Comfort.
Enoch was in Sanbomton with his brothers; unm., and also went to Canada.
Thomas, the youngest, and the last who came to this region, located directly
across the river on the GUmanton side, at Union Bridge, having pre-viously
settled in C, and m. Jemima, dau. of Capt. James Shepard. Children: Abi
gaU and Martha, both d. young; Enoch, Polly, Nancy, Elsey, Naaman,
Jemima, Naomi, Royal.
1. James' Gibson settled in C, 1748.
2. James' Gibson (James') joined with Jeremiah Gibson, John Willey, hus
band of Eleanor Gibson, and James Gibson, Jr., in setthng among them
selves the estate of their "honored father and grandfather, James Gibson
of C, deceased." Date of this paper is 17 Feb., 1798. Memorandum
on back of another deed states that James Gibson d. 26 Feb., 1796.
This may be the James Gibson who is foimd as a settler in C, in 1748.
Mary Gibson d. 17 Feb., 1792.
3. Thomas' Gibson (James', James') b. 23 June, 1755; m. 15 Oct., 1778,
Jemima, dau. of Capt. James Shepard of Revolutionary fame. He d.
3 Feb., 1813. She was b. 5 Nov., 1758; d. 18 March, 1832. Children;
i. Abigail', b. 17 Feb., 1779; d. 29 Jan., 1799.
h. Elsey, b. 22 March, 1780; m. Robert Smith of GUmanton; they had
five sons and three daus.
iu. Sarah, b. 25 Febi, 1781 ; d. 14 Jan., 1799.
4. iv. Enoch, b. 19 March, 1784.
V. Nancy, b. 19 May, 1788; d. 20 March, 1821.
5. -vi. Jemima, b. 2 May, 1790.
* History of Sanbomton.

160 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
VU. Polly or Mary, b. 2 June, 1792; m. John Prescott of Gilmanton;
resided m Lake ViUage, now Lakeport; d. 10 Nov., 1866, in
Manchester. John and Polly Prescott had three sons and four
daus.
-vih. Naaman, b. 11 Aug., 1794, went to Stanbridge, Canada; m. 19 Feb.,
1840, Phebe Tilton of C; d. 28 July, 1874.
6. ix. Naomi, b. 31 Aug., 1796.
7. X. Royal, b. 14 Sept., 1798.
xi. John, b. 17 Sept., 1802; d. 26 Sept., 1825.
4. Enoch' Gibson (Thomas', James', James) b. 19 March, 1784; m. first,
10 Oct., 1810, Mary or Polly, dau. of Jeremiah and Jemima (Shepard)
Gibson, b. 4 Sept., 1791. She d. 14 Sept., 1817. Enoch Gibson m. sec
ond, Widow Nancy Clough, 15 Sept., 1819, a dau. of Col. David Mc
Crillis. He d. in C. 30 Nov., 1861. Nancy Gibson d. 20 March, 1862.
Children by first marriage:
i. Thomas', b. 1 April, 1811, at Union Bridge, d. 28 April, 1833.
8. h. Caroline, b. 15 Oct., 1814.
Children by second marriage:
9. hi. Enoch, b. 30 March, 1821.
iv. Nbhbmiah, settled in Hamilton, Mo.; farmer; four sons.
V. Polly, m. Moses R. Elkins of Lake ViUage and d. there. They
were m. 4 July, 1850, at C.
5. Jemima' Gibson (Thomas; James', James') b. 2 May, 1790; m. Benjamin
Swasey of Gilmanton; d. there 19 July, 1830. They had five sons and
one dau., Mary, who m. Abel Baker Boyce. (See Boyce Gen.)
6. Naomi' Gibson (Thomas', James', James') b. 31 Aug., 1796; m. Da-vid'
Lane of Sanbomton (David', John*, Joshua', William', William') 20
Nov., 1817, in C. Children:
i, Da-vid' Lane, b. 11 July, 1819; m. 6 May, 1841, Roxana M. Ames
of Lowell. Children, b. in Lowell; George Henry, Charlotte
Ann, Da-vid Henry, Abbie Elizabeth, Mima (?) Sheppard.
ii. Elsie Smith Lane, b. 10 Aug., 1821; m. 4 Sept., 1838, Samuel Tarson
of Lowell. Children, b. in Lowell. Dorcas Isora', Frank Ernest,
Fred Eugene, Mary EsteUe, Lettie Isabel, Minnie Frances and
Flora Inez Tarson.
hi. jBMiMASwASEYLANE,b. 19 Jan., 1827; m. Amos L.Whitney. Child:
Inez Blanches Whitney.
7. Royal' Gibson (Thomas', James; James') b. 14 Sept., 1798; m. 17 Aug.,
1825, Harriet' (Phineas; John) Thome of Concord, b. 22 April, 1801.
Royal d. 10 Oct., 1875. Resided in Lind, Wis. Children; i. Hollis',
b. 14 Dec, 1826. u. Charles, b. 3 April, 1833. ih. Lucia, b. 15 July,
1835. iv. Alice, b. 4 July, 1838.
8. Caroline' Gibson (Enoch*, Thomas') b. 15 Oct., 1814; m. first, 7 May,
1840, Samuel Tallant of C, who d. 1 April, 1846; m. second, 17 June,
1856, David MorriU Clough of C. (See Clough Gen.) One child by
her first marriage: i. Mary TaUant, b. 10 Nov., 1842; d. 8 April, 1872.

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9. Enoch' Gibson (Enoch; Thomas') b. 30 March, 1821; m. 18 AprU, 1847,
Nancy, dau. of Dea. John Clough. (See Clough Gen.) She d. in March,
1863. He d. 3 Feb., 1910, at Boscawen. ChUdren; i. Ellen Maria',
b. 11 Oct., 1848; d. 18 Sept.; 1849. h. Frank Wilbur, b. 21 July, 1851,
ate. OILMAN.
1. Charles Augustus' Oilman, son of Samuel' and Pamelia (Blanchard)
GUman (see Blanchard Gen.) was b. 8 May, 1833; m. Celia Amanda
Glover, who d. 25 AprU, 1891. He d. 18 Aug., 1869. Children;
i. George', d. young.
2. ii. Frank Augustus, b. 29 April, 1864.
2. Frank Augustus' Oilman (Charles Augu.stus', Samueb) b. 29 AprU, 1864,
in C; m. 18 Feb., 1887, in Tilton, Maude Webster, dau. of Lyman
Augustus and Mary Ann (Bro-wn) Conant. (See Conant Gen.) Mr.
GUman was a brick mason and contractor. He resided in TUton where
he d. 18 April, 1909. Child: Mary Marguerite', b. 1 AprU, 1892.
Graduate TUton Seminary, 1910; studying music in Boston Conserva
tory. GLEASON.
1. Zebadiah William' Gleason was b. 1787; m. Mary, dau. of Ebenezer
and Hannah Shattuck, who was a descendant of Jeremiah Shattuck,
kiUed at the Battle of Bunker Hill. She was b. 1788 in Pepperell, Mass.,
d. 5 Sept., 1863. Mr. Gleason d. 17 Feb., 1864.
2. Henry S.' Gleason (Zebadiah W.') b. 26 July, 1820; m. 12 March, 1846,
Lydia B., dau. of Jacob and Lydia (Emerson) Gale; d. 19 Oct., 1867.
She d. 26 March, 1896. Lydia (Emerson) Gale was b. 25 Aug., 1783, in
HaverhUl, Mass.; d. 14 Aug., 1873. She was a descendant of Hannah
Dustin.
3. George H.' Gleason (Henry S.; Zedadiah W.') b. 7 Dec, 1846; m. 20
AprU, 1866, Martha A., dau. of John Chandler and Elizabeth S. (Sar
gent) Gage. (See Sargent Gen.) She d. 4 July, 1880. He d. 20 Jan.,
1907. He was in the CivU war, enlisting 7 Sept., 1864, in Co. A, 18th
N. H. Vol. Inf. ; mustered out 10 June, 1865. ChUdren :
4. i. Frederick Gage', b. 14 July, 1867.
u. Lillian Frances, b. 3 Oct., 1870; m. Wilham J. Moulton. (See
Hutchins Gen.)
iu. Hannah Elizabeth, b. 17 Jan., 1872; m. 6 Nov., 1907, in Boscawen,
Glenn A. Hall. He had a dau., Leha, by his first marriage.
iv. Katherine Estelle, b. 28 Feb., 1874; m. MerriU S. RandaU. (See
Randall Gen.)
V. George Henry, b. 21 Aug., 1876, in Boscawen; m. 11 June, 1902,
in C, Harriet Emma, dau. of Albert F. and Mary EUa (Chase)
Drew. (See Chase and Drew Gens.) She was b. 16 July, 1876,
in Boston. Mr. Gleason came to C. about 1881.
-vi. Arthur Chandler, b. 26 Dec, 1878; m. 1902, Mildred Davis.
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162 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
4. Frederick Gage' Gleason (George H.', Henry S.; Zebadiah W.) b. 14
July, 1867, m Concord; m. 25 Aug., 1894, in Sioux City, Iowa, Ameha,
dau. of Hermon Scheuttee; residence, Ida Grove, Iowa. Children:
i. John C.', b. 26 Aug., 1896.
h. Fannie Amelia, b. 19 Nov., 1896.
iii. George Henry, b. 17 Aug., 1898.
iv. Martha Hermenia, b. 26 Nov., 1900.
V. Arthur Gage, b. 30 Aug., 1902.
GLINES.
Among the early land owners and settlers of C. were WUliam Glines, Jr.,
and John Glines. Whether they were brothers or any way related is not
known. The Pro-vincial Registry of Deeds shows that John was in C. as early
as 1736* and WUliam m 1761.t A WUham Glines, Jr., of Dover, was one of
the proprietors and drew home lot No. 84, which he sold in 1731 to Samuel
Adams of Dover.| A William Glines, Jr., was elected tithingman of C. in 1760
and constable in 1752. In 1731 WUham Glines, Sr., and Wilham Glines, Jr.
sold land in Dover.§ 20 Sept., 1725, WiUiam and Elizabeth Glines conveyed
land in Dover, "lying between Oyster River and Lampreel River. "II If WU
liam Glines, Jr., the proprietor, settled in C, the genealogy is apparently as
follows:1. William Glines who m. Ehzabeth  .

2. William Glines, Jr., who m. HannahTT  .
From the latter descended WiUiam Glines, 3d, and WUham Glines, 4th, who
are found on the tax lists of C. and Northfield. As John Glines has a son
WUliam who resided in C, it is sometimes difficult to differentiate the various
WUliam Glines of C, owing to the fact that there is meager record of the early
births, marriages and deaths of this family.
A John Glines of Dover was one of the proprietors of C. He m. Mary
Bassford, 27 Nov., 1728** In 1731 he sold "one certain tract or parcel of
land given me by the governor and council in the town of C.ff John Glines
of Durham bought, in 1733, home lot No. 29 and lot 51 "in the second divi
sion of rights. "tt The home lot, except the intervale, he sold as a resident of
C. in 1739 to James Lindsey.M The same date he bought of James Lindsey
home lot No. 63, and here he made his home untU his death. II II In 1753 he
* Prov. Registry of Deeds, Vol. XXII, page 245.
+ Idem, Vol XVIII, page 294.
t Idem, page 212.
§ Idem, page 133.
II Idem, Vol. XX, page 447.
IT Idem, Vol. CII, page 108.
** N. E. His. and Gen. Reg., Vol. XXXII, page 136.
tt Prov. Regi.stry of Deeds, Vol. XVIII, page 472.
tt Idem, Vol. XXXV, page 158.
^ Idem, Vol. XXV, page 203.
III! Idem, Vol. XXX, page 311.

GENEALOGIES. 163
bought a hundred acre lot in Contoocook.* John Glines d. in 1767. His will
was dated 16 March, 1757, and admitted to probate 3 Aug., 1767. It was
witnessed by John Gibson, Richard Blanchard and James Scales, and is as
foUows; t
In the name of God amen This 16 day of March 1757 I John Glines of
Canterbury in the pro-vince of N. H. in N. E. husbandman, ha-ving inhsted
myself in his Majesty's service to go against his Majesty's enemies & not
kno-wing whether I shall return to my family again, considering also the mor-
tahty of my body that it is appointed unto all men once to dye, being now in
perfect mind and memory. Thanks be given to God for it, I do make and ordain
this my last wiU and testament, that is to say, Principally and first of aU I
recommend my soul into the hands of God who gave it & my body I recommend
to the earth to be buried in decent Christian burial at the discretion of my
executors (if the circumstances of my death will admit it) nothing doubting
but at the general resurrection I shaU receive the same again by the mighty
power of God. And as touching such worldly estate where^with it has pleased
God to bless me in this hfe I give demise and dispose of the same in the follow
ing maimer & form.
I give and bequeath to my dearly beloved ¦wife, Mary, (if she outhves me)
the use and irnprovement of all my home place so long as she shall be and re
main my widow, and also the use of all my creatures & tools for farming as well
as aU the household stuff which household stuff she shall have the use of dur
ing her natural life.
Item. To my beloved daughter Ann I give & bequeath what she has already
had of creatures & the keeping of them for several years past which is also
the portion I give her out of my estate except as hereafter specified.
Item To my beloved son Israel I give and bequeath my hundred acre lot
which he already has a deed of which is all that I can give him out of my estate
except as hereafter specified.
Item To my beloved son John I give & bequeath (besides a pair of steers
which he has already had) all that I own in the intervale which lies between
Canterbury to-wnship and Merrimack river and also all that I own in the Pine
Plain which hes between the said intervale & the hne of Canterbury township
and also one half of an hundred acre lot in Contoocook which I bought of
Thomas Eastman.
Item To my beloved sons William & Richard I give and bequeath all of my
home place when their mother is done with it to be equally divided between
them except that they are to pay out of it £200 old tenor to their youngest
sisters, Mary & Elizabeth when they shall come to the age of 21 years.
Item To my beloved son James I give & bequeath one half of my hundred
acre lot at Contoocook above mentioned.
Item I give & bequeath to my beloved son Nathaniel aU the present
undi-vided land belonging to the original right of Samuel Smith Jr. except
that he is to pay out of it £40 old tenor to his two younger sisters Mary &
Elizabeth when they shall come to the age of 21 years as aforesaid.
Item To my beloved daughters Mary & Elizabeth I give & bequeath to
each of them £120 in biUs of credit of the old tenor to be paid to them by their
brothers WUliam, Richard & Nathaniel when they the said daughters come
to the age of 21 years, That is by William & Richard to each of them 100 &
by Nathaniel to each of them 20.
Moreover my original right (what is stUl my own of it) I give and bequeath
to be equaUy divided among all my children. And also what stock of creatures
I leave at my decease to be divided in hke manner — My tools for farming I
bequeath to be equally divided among my sons & household stuff to be equally
di-vided among my daughters when their mother has done with them all.
• Prov. Registry of Deeds, Vol LXI, page 147.
+ Prov. Probate Records.

164 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
Lastly I do constitute and ordain my beloved sons WiUiam & Richard to be
jointly the executors of this my last -will & testament ratifsdng and confirming
this & no other to be my last wUl & testament. In witness whereof I have
hereunto set my hand and seal the day & year above written.
his
John X Glines
mark
There is little information aside from this -will to be obtained of the imme
diate descendants of John Glines. Such e-vidence as there is -will be found in
the inventories and tax lists of C. and in the records of conveyances of prop
erty.* It is probable that all of his chUdren are named by the testator
in his will and that they are mentioned in the order of their ages, beginning
¦with the eldest. The date of birth of only one is known, Nathaniel, who
according to the records of the town was b. in Dec, 1744. Such information
as is available from the sources named is here given.
1. John' Glines, b. probably in Dover; m. 27 Nov., 1728, Mary Bassford
by Rev. Hugh Adams in Oyster River Parish, Durham. f He d. some
time between 16 March, 1757, date of his wUl, and 3 Aug:, 1767, when it
was admitted to probate. His wife probably d. soon after.J Children;
i. Anns, probably b. 1730, in Durham.
ii. Israel, probably b. 1731, in Durham. Not found on tax hsts after
1762. Was a trapper and hunter and may have settled about
Meredith.
iii. John, probably b. 1732, in Durham. He appears in deeds as a
resident of C. until 1770, and one of that name is given in the
tax lists as late as 1780. In the U. S. Census of 1790 a John
Glines appears as a resident of Northfield. In a deed dated 26
June, 1762, John and AbigaU Glines convey home lot 63, the
homestead of his father, to Samuel Moore. §
2. iv. William, b. in C, probably 1736.
V. Richard, b. in C, probably 1738. Found on tax lists from 1762 to
1785.
-vi. Mary, b. in C, probably 1739.
-vu. Elizabeth, b. in C., probably 1740.
-viii. James, b. in C, probably 1741. Revolutionary soldier and bore
after the war the title of Lieutenant. On tax lists from 1762 to
1785.
ix. Nathaniel, b. in C, Dec, 1744; m. 23 Sept., 1764, Ehzabeth, dau.
of Wilham Moore of C. (See Moore Gen.)
2. Williams Glines (Johw) b. m C, 1736; m. Elizabeth Blanchard, b. 1743.
She d. 9 May, 1830. He d. 28 March, 1830, aged 92. ChUdren, b. in
C:
i. Benjamin', b. 13 March, 1764; m. 18 Sept., 1787, Love Lea-vitt, b. 26
May, 1768. He d. at Plattsburg, N. Y., 1813; she, 20 March,
1848. Nine children.
u. John, b. 1766; m. Susan McDaniel, b. 1767. He d. 13 Aug., 1825.
She d. 19 Dec, 1804. ChUd; McDaniel' Ghnes, b. 20 June,
1803. '
* Prov. Registry of Deeds.
t N. E. His. and Gen. Reg., Vol. XXXII, page 136.
t Prov. Registry of Deeds, Vol. LXI, page 145.
§ Idem, Vol. LXXV, page 62.

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3. iu. Job, b. 1769.
iv. Martha (Patty), m. (published 16 Feb., 1804) Nehemiah McDaniel
and had three children.
V. AzuBA, m. (pubhshed 16 Feb., 1804) John Hannaford of Northfield.
Children, son and dau.
-vi. Jonathan, m. Fannie Calef and had seven children.
¦vii. Abraham, b. 1771; m. first, — — ¦ — and had five children; m. second,
Mrs. Presby. He d. at Northfield, 26 Dec, 1856.
¦vui. Isaac, b. 1778; m. first, 26 Feb., 1806, Nabby McDaniel of North-
field and had five children; m. second, Mrs. Polly Wadleigh
Fullonton, b. in Northfield, 27 Nov., 1790. He d. 9 June, 1861.
She d. 28 March, 1872. By his second wife he had eight chil
dren, of whom Smith W.' was the seventh. He m. Sarah Jane,
dau. of George Brown of C, b. in C. 16 Dec, 1834. Children
b. m Northfield: (1) G. Fred', b. 24 Oct., 1862. (2) Frank A.,
b. 14 April, 1864; d. 16 July, 1888. (3) jVlabel W., b. 2 Sept.
1869; m. 6 June, 1902, Wilham C. HUl. (4) John W., b. 29,
March, 1872.
S. JoB» Glines (William', Johw) b. in C. 1769; m. Mary Dearborn of North-
field. He d. 1 Oct., 1832. She d. 19 Sept., 1846, aged 72. ChUdren:
i. Elizabeth', b. 18 Oct., 1794; d. 31 Dec, 1819.
n. Sally, b. 15 March, 1797; m. 5 Sept., 1823, Edward Presby. She d.
25 March, 1871. He d. 1 AprU, 1860.
iu. Shubael, b. 30 Dec, 1798; m. 2 Dec, 1838, Polly, dau. of Benjamin
Ghnes. He d. 19 Dec, 1878; she d. 22 Jan., 1899. They had
four children.
iv. Nancy, b. 23 Dec, 1801; m. Jacob, son of Abraham Glines. She d.
29 May, 1834.
V. Mary, b. 18 March, 1804; m. 1830, McDaniel, son of John Ghnes.
One chUd, a dau. She d. 13 June, 1880.
vi. Harriet, b. 22 Aug., 1806; d. at Boscawen, unm., 5 March, 1883.
¦vii. James, b. 5 July, 1809; m. 30 Nov., 1843, AbigaU Chapman of Gil
manton. They had five daus. and one son. He d. 10 Oct., 1890.
-viu. Dearborn, b. 16 Oct., 1812; m. 11 June, 1846, Ehza Jane Plummer.
He d. 4 March, 1883; she d. 2 Sept., 1877.
ix. Alvah H., b. 25 March, 1816; m. (published 17 Nov., 1848) Sarah
Fhnt of Boscawen. He d. at C, 23 Nov., 1861.
4. X. Charles, b. 24 May, 1820.
4. Charles' Glines (Job', William; John') b. 24 May, 1820, in Northfield;
m. 12 Oct., 1853, Mary Ann, dau. of Charles Abbot and Eunice (Lake)
Morse of C. (See Morse Gen.) He d. 20 Oct., 1902. She d. 4 March,
1899. Children:
i. Ellen E.', b. 30 July, 1854; d. 12 March, 1863.
u. Harriet, b. 6 June, 1856; d. 7 Sept., 1858.
iu. Clara Evelyn, b. 6 Feb., 1869; d. 26 April, 1863.
iv. Charles A., b. Aug., 1861; d. 26 March, 1863.
V. Fred P., b. 14 Sept., 1864; d. 8 Nov., 1875.
5. -vi. Leroy Arthur, b. 10 Aug., 1867.
5. Leroy Arthur' Glines (Charles*, Job; William; Johw) b. 10 Aug., 1867;
m. 9 Oct., 1900, Jessie Permelia, dau. of Edgerton and EUen F. Raymond
of Boscawen. She was b. 13 Aug., 1870. ChUdren, b. m C. ;
i. Raymond', b. 3 Oct., 1901.
ii. Mary Eunice, b. 4 Dec, 1903.
hi. Edna Frances, b. 11 June, 1908.

166 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.

GLOVER.

Glover is an ancient name in England, and from what has been gathered of
its origin is indisputably Saxon. In some of the oldest counties, as Warwick
shire and Kent, it was, at a very ancient date, -written Golofre, then Glove,
and in the middle of the fourteenth century it was -written as it now is, Glover.
FamUies of Glover of the Christian names of William and John were recorded
in Buckinghamshire, Berkshire, and War-wickshire about the middle of the
fourteenth century. A WUliam Glover had a coat of arms granted him in
1602. It is said to be the same which Fuller finds recorded in the "Worthies
of Middlesex," granted to William Glover, sheriff, at an earlier date. The
Arms granted to William Glover of London, "Arg. a Chev. Erminie bet-wixt
three cross, Crosslets" were bestowed by Queen Elizabeth one year before his
death. He was buried in London, Colman Street ward. A fair monument in
Chancel is erected to his memory.
The names of John, WUliam, Robert, Thomas, Richard and Henry are
among the earliest Christian names of Glover that have been noticed by -writers.
These names have been perpetuated and have descended, like their estates,
through many generations, both in Old and New England. Many of them
settled in Dorchester and some are buried there, where the inscriptions on the
old headstones are still to be seen. Many of them were soldiers, some of them
were stationed at Castle William, Boston harbor, from 1741 to 1763. Several
of them served in the French and Indian war, and many of them in the Rev
olutionary war. Three of them in the War of 1812 and a large number of
them served in the Civil war. Many of the Glovers were college graduates
and became physicians, la-wyers, clergymen and merchants.
1. John' Glover was b. in Eng. When his older brothers came to America,
he stayed with his father and carried on the business. They were
architects.
2. Johns Glo-ver, the eldest son of John', came to America about 150 years
ago, and was residmg in C. when the first census was taken in 1790. He
then had three sons.
3. John' Glo-ver m. AbigaU Foss. ChUdren:
i. John Bban', d. in Northfield.
4. ii. Joseph Clough, b. Feb., 1819.
4. Joseph Clough' Glover (Johw, John; John') b. Feb., 1819; m. Miriam
Libby. He passed nearly aU his life in C, he and his wife hving in the
same house about sixty years. She d. 4 Oct., 1898; he, 30 Jan., 1907.
The Glover homestead is now owned by a grandson, John' Scales.
Children:
i. Nancy Ann; b. 26 Jan., 1845; m. Joseph W. Scales; d. 5 Sept., 1893,
mC. (See Scales Gen.)
5. ii. John.
iii. Sarah, d. in C; unm.
5. John' Glover (John; John') m. Asenath WiUey, b. 1 Aug., 1849" d 6
Aug., 1900. Children:

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i. Joseph Willey', b. in Concord, 27 Oct., 1875; m. SteUa Forsaith,
16 Sept., 1909. Child: Bertina Gladys', b. 20 July, 1910, in
Penacook.
u. LiNA May, b. in Concord, 3 Feb., 1877.
iu. Harley, b. m Concord, 13 Dec, 1882. He is in the United States
naval service, on the cruiser Wilmington, and is now in China.
GLOVER.
Ebenezer Glover m. 23 March, 1806, Love, dau. of Robert and  (Bean)
Foss, b. 6 AprU, 1781, in northern N. H. When an infant her parents
removed to Northfield. Her father was a Revolutionary soldier; he
d. in Northfield. In 1862 she came to C. where she reinained tUl her
death, 9 AprU, 1886. Mr. Glover d. about 1841. Of their seven
children, Ebenezer, their only son, did not marry. Polly m. Wilham
Avery. (See Avery Gen.) Betsey m. Tristram' Dearbom, b. 24 Dec,
1809, in Northfield, the son of Daniel' and Jane (Blanchard) Dearbom.
ChUdren of Tristram and Betsey (Glover) Dearborn;
i. John', b. 8 May, 1832; m. about 1854 Emily, dau. of WUliam H. and
Rebecca H. (CrandaU) Blake of West Thornton. WUliam H.
was a son of Isaac Blake. Mr. Dearborn was killed 24 Dec,
1860, at Weh-s while in the service of the B. & M. R. R. Child ;
May F.', b. 1 May, 1856, in C.
h. Robert, m. Carrie Brown of Penacook. One dau.
hi. Cynthia, m. first, Joseph McDaniel (see McDaniel Gen.); second,
Eben Avery. (See Avery Gen.)
GOVE.
George F. Gove was b. 27 April, 1854, in Deering; m. 13 June, 1894, in
T^trim, Minnie V., dau. of Ira Holmes, b. 4 Aug., 1865, in Antrim.
Mr. Gove moved from HiUsboro to C. in 1906. Children :
i. Una H.', b. 27 Sept., 1895.
h. Winfield H., b. 20 Oct., 1898.
hi. Ira N., b. 26 Sept., 1901. GREENOUGH.
1. Ebenezers Greenough, son of Symonds' and Abigail (Chadwick) Green
ough, was b. in HaverhUl, Mass., 18 Feb., 1753; m. Mary, dau. of Rev.
Ebenezer Flagg; d. in Chester, 15 Dec, 1827. He was a Revolutionary
soldier and moved to C. in 1790. Children:
2. i. John', b. 6 April, 1780, in HaverhUl, Mass.
u. Polly, b. 16 Nov., 1781, in HaverhiU; m. Joseph GUe of Northfield
29 Nov., 1807.
iu. Ebbnezer, b. 11 Dec, 1783, in Haverhill, Mass.; m. AbigaU Israel,
graduated Harvard College, read law, practiced in Pennsylvania,
where he became a leader of the bar; d. 1847.
iv. William, b. 4 Jan., 1786, in HaverhUl, Mass. ; d. young.
3. V. Richard, b. 1 Sept., 1786, in HaverhiU, Mass.
-vi. William, b. 4 Dec, 1788, in HaverhiU, Mass. ; d. young.
-vii. Jambs, b. 27 March, 1790, in C; m. Mrs.  Gerrish, remained
on his father's farm and d. there 20 April, 1853. No chUdren.

168 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
¦viii. William, b. 17 Dec, 1791, in C. ; d. young.
ix. Elizabeth, b. Nov., 1796, in C; m. Robert Cary of Haverhill, Mass.
She d. 1888.
X. Abigail, b. in C; m. Jacob Da^vidson, M. D., of 111. One chUd, a
dau.
xi. Caleb, b. in C, d. at Winnsboro, S. C, unm., July, 1825.
xh. Catherine, b. in C, d. unm., 23 Sept., 1846, in Northfield.
2. John' Greenough, b. 6 April, 1780, in HaverhUl, Mass., and accompanied
his father to C, was in business there with him and later moved to
Boscawen. He m. first, Nancy, dau. of Rev. Abiel Foster of C. in 1803.
She d. 28 March, 1819; m. second, Mary, dau. of Samuel Bridge of
Billerica, Mass., in 1820. He d. 3 Sept., 1862. ChUdren by first
¦wife:
i. Mary', b. 1 July, 1804, in C; m. Dea. Nehemiah Cogswell of Bos
cawen; d. in 1897.
ii. Frederick William, b. 2 April, 1808, in C; m. EmUy Kingsman of
Pembroke, 4 Nov., 1846; settled in Ohio. One child, a son.
in. Elbridge Flagg, b. Feb., 1808, in C. ; m. Ehzabeth R., dau. of Moses
Eastman of Salisbury, 18 June, 1846; d. 31 May, 1875.
iv. Henry, b. Aug., 1812, in Boscawen; d. 9 May, 1817.
V. John Bridge, b. 8 Feb., 1816, in Boscawen; m. Susan HaU, adopted
dau. of Dea. WUham Temple, May, 1847; d. 17 Jan., 1864.
¦vi. Samuel F., b. 22 March, 1819, in Boscawen; d. in infancy.
ChUdren by second wife, b. in Boscawen:
¦vu. Ellen Noyes, b. 9 Aug., 1821; m. Rev. D. R. Brewer, June, 1845;
d. 2 April, 1852.
viu. Ann Foster, b. 19 July, 1823; m. John W. Sullivan of Boston, 18
Nov., 1863; d. 3 May, 1901, in Kearney, Neb.
ix. Lucia Maria, b. 11 Oct., 1826; m. Charies W. Webster of Boston, 5
Jan., 1853. They later settled in Boscawen on the home
stead of his father, Worcester Webster, which was at one time the
residence of Ezekiel Webster. He d. 17 May, 1891. ChUd:
1. Edward, b. 18 Oct., 1860, in that part of Boston formerly
Dorchester; m. 16 July, 1892, Annie Mae, dau. of Edward
Osgood of C.
X. Henry Pollard, b. 16 Dec, 1831; d. 13 Dec, 1852.
3. Richard' Greenough, b. 1 Sept., 1786, in HaverhiU, Mass., m. first,
Sarah, dau. of Obadiah Clough of C. (See Clough Gen.) She d. 13 Jan.,
1819; m. second, Sarah, dau. of Jonathan Clough of Loudon, 20 Feb.,
1821. She d. 25 Oct., 1843, aged 47. He d. 11 NoV., 1843. Children
by first marriage:
i. Sylvester', b. 25 Aug., 1810. Went west.
u. Joseph Clough, b. 21 Sept., 1812; m. and had two children; resided
in Chichester.
hi. Sarah Caroline, b. 19 Oct., 1815; m. and went west.
iv. Lurana C, b. 6 Oct., 1817; m. 28 May, 1844, Lorenzo D. Brown of
Concord. Children: three sons, Frank, Charles, Edwin.
ChUdren by second marriage;
V. Charles, d. in California, unm.
vi. Jonathan, m. Carohne Smart of Rumney. He d 16 Jan 1896"
she 3 March 1900 Children b. in C; 1. Charies Richard'.'
2. Henry W., b. 29 Apnl, 1869. 3. Louis P. E., b. 5 Jan., 1869

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GROVER.
1. Edmund' Grover and his wife, Dorcas MerrUl, lived on the "Windfall"
in Northfield and were the parents of the following chUdren:
i. Pollys, b. 30 Dec, 1795; d. 6 Oct., 1867.
li. Roxanna, b. 3 April, 1803; m. Royal Scales. (See Scales Gen.)
2. m. Stephen, b. 9 Nov., 1804.
3. iv. Nancy, b. 20 Jan., 1807.
V. Samuel, b. 14 Jan., 1809.
-vi. Lydia, b. 6 April, 1812; d. 13 July, 1891.
-vu. Sally, b. 10 Nov., 1813; d. 5 Sept., 1897.
-viu. James, b. 19 Feb., 1816.
2. Stephens Grover (Edmund') b. 9 Nov., 1804; m. 5 Dec, 1827, in C,
Mehitable, dau. of James and Mehitable (Berry) Lake of C, where she
d. 26 Nov., 1890. He lived in C. in later life. ChUdren :
4. i. Andrew Ta-sxor', b. 19 Feb., 1828, in Northfield.
u. Hannah, m. Baruch Cass.
hi. Betsey, m. in C, 27 Aug., 1848, James M. McClintock.
iv. Hattie. v. Jennie, -vi. Sarah.
3. Nancys Gro-vbr (Edmund') b. 20 Jan., 1807; m. 9 Feb., 1843, in C,
Edvrin Grover Merrill, who d. 22 March, 1890, in C. Children.-^ i.
Mary Grover' Merrill, b. 19 Nov., 1844, in C. ; m. Daniel Randall. (See
RandaU Gen.) h. Abbie Merrill, m.  Finch. Two children.
4. Andrew Ta-ylor' Gro-vbr (Stephen', Edmund') b. 19 Feb., 1828; m. first,
Laura, dau. of Hiram and Judith (Arlin) Kimball. She d. 27 May,
1895, in C; m. second, 14 Oct., 1896, Nellie J. Logan, in C. He d. 31
Dec, 1908. Children by first marriage:
5. i. Oliver Benjamin', b. 31 May, 1861, in C.
u. Woodbury, b. 13 July, 1855, in Northfield.
5. Oli-ver B.' Gro-ver (Andrew, Stephen', Edmund') b. 31 May, 1851; m.
Amelia. Braley. Children:
i. LiLLiE Belle', b. 30 Dec, 1868, in E. Concord; m. George M.
Fletcher. (See Fletcher Gen.)
u. Jennie Maude, b. 4 March, 1871, in Northfield; m. Fred Bisbee
of Woods-ville, where she resides.
iu. LiNNiB, b. 1 Feb., 1873, in Northfield; m. Sidney Home of Franklin.
ChUdren; Percy, Tracy, and Guy Home.
HACKETT.
1. William' Hackett is the earhest known ancestor of the Hacketts of N. E.
During the latter part of his life he resided at Sahsbury, Mass., and was
m. there 31 Jan., 1667, to Sarah Bamard. Their chUdren were Sarah,
John, Ephraim, Wilham, Judah, Ebenezer and Katherine, all b. at
Salisbury except John, who was b. at Amesbury, Mass.
2. Ebenezers Hackett (William') was the youngest son of Wilham and was
b. 17 Oct., 1687. He m. Hannah, dau. of Jarvis Ring and they became
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170 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
3. Ephraim' Hackett (Ebenezer', William') was the eldest son of Ebenezer
and Hannah (Ring) Hackett, and was b. in Salisbury 3 Oct., 1711.
About 1749, with his wife and family of young chUdren, he made his
way to C. He obtained an extensive tract of land and built a house
not far from the spot selected for the new meeting house. He was a
man of resources, and soon showed his fitness to lead in to-wn and parish
affairs. He was several times elected moderator and selectman. He
hved on his homestead to a good old age. He m. in 1734 Dorothy, dau.
of StiUson Allen of Sahsbury, Mass., and great-granddau. of WUham
Allen, a leading man at the settlement of the town in 1638. The chU
dren were Ezra', d. young, Hezekiah, Ezra, Jeremiah, Betty, Mary,
Ephraim, d. young, Miriam, Ephraim, Dorothy, Allen, Charles and Ebe
nezer, the last six of whom were b. in C. ; Miriam, b. 22 May, 1751.
Ephraim, b. 16 Aug., 1754. Dorothy, b. 13 July, 1756. AUen, b.
1 Feb., 1758. Charies, b. 29 AprU, 1760. Ebenezer, b. 13 Oct., 1767,
d. young.
4. Jeremiah' Hackett (Ephraim', Ebenezer', William'), fourth son of Eph
raim and Dorothy (AUen) Hackett, m. Polly Robinson, by whom he had
ten children:
i. Sally', b. 29 July, 1769.
5. h. Bradbury, b. 25 Dec, 1770.
iii. Jeremiah, b. 15 Oct., 1774.
6. iv. Ailing (Allen), b. 15 July, 1777.
V. Daniel, b. 16 June, 1780; d. 1 Oct., 1787.
-vi. Polly, b. 2 March, 1783.
vii. Asa, b. 2 Oct., 1785; m. Susannah Stevens, 10 Jan., 1812; d. 18 Feb.,
1826. (See Stevens Gen.)
vhi. Betsey, b. 1 Sept., 1789; d. 1 Feb., 1790.
ix. SuKEY, b. 6 April, 1791.
x. Patty, b. 8 Dec, 1793.
5. Bradbury' Hackett (Jeremiah*, Ephraim', Ebenezer', WUliam^) b. 25
Dec, 1770; m. and had the following children, b. in C;
i. Sally', b. 10 July, 1793. u. Apphia, b. 25 Sept., 1795. ih. Jere
miah, b. 3 Aug., 1797. iv. Miriam, b. 19 Jan., 1801. v. Anna,
b. 7 Dec, 1803. vi. Bradbury, b. 25 July, 1806. -vii.
Nathaniel Ambrose, b. 11 Feb., 1808.
6. Allen' Hackett (Jeremiah; Ephraim', Ebenezer', William') b. 16 July,
1777, in C; d. 1848. He settled in Gilmanton where he m., 1799,
Mary, dau. of Joseph and Anna Folsom Young. Joseph Young was
a native of Exeter and one of the earhest settlers of Gilmanton. Mary
Young Hackett d. Jan., 1854, aged 73 years. They had nme children:
WUham Henry Young', Jeremiah Mason, Nancy Young, Huam Stephen,
Mary Jane, Ehza Ann, George Washington, Charles Alfred and Luther
AUen. Ehza Ann m. Jeremiah Carlton Hackett; lived in Boston;
eldest son, Frank WUbur Hackett.
7. William Henry Young' Hackett (Allen', Jeremiah*) b. 24 Sept., 1800,
in that part of Gilmanton which is now Belmont; d. 9 Aug., 1878, in
Portsmouth. Educated at GUmanton Academy, he was admitted to the

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bar in 1826, and his practice covered a term of 52 years. He was one
of Portsmouth's most estimable and useful citizens. He was interested
in the pohtical," educational and religious welfare of the city. He m.,
21 Dec, 1826, Ohve, dau. of Joseph Warren and Hannah (Nutter)
Pickering. She d. 27 Feb., 1888. They had four children: WUham
Henry, Mary Anna, Frank W., Ellen L. Joseph Warren Pickering,
b. in Newington, was a descendant of John Pickering who came to
Portsmouth in 1636.
8. William Henry' Hackett (William Henry Young', Allen', Jeremiah*) h.
4 Dec, 1827, at Portsmouth; d. there 24 Sept., 1891. He studied law
in the office of his father and continued the practice of law till his death.
He was generally known as Colonel Hackett. He m. 6 Dec, 1851, Mary
WeUs, dau. of WeUs and Elizabeth (Pickering) Healey. She d. 13 Dec,
1902. Children:
i. Mary Gertrude', d. 1887.
u. Wallace, b. 1 May, 1856, at Portsmouth. Has been mayor of that
city. Is prominent in state affairs.
iu. Bessie Bell, b. 28 Feb., 1863, at Portsmouth; m. 6 Aug., 1886, at
Portsmouth, Wilham Henry Everett, Rear Admiral of the U. S.
navy. He was the son of WUliam M. and Charlotte M. Everett
and was b. 6 March, 1847, in N. Y. City.
9. Frank Warren' Hackett (William Henry Young', Allen', Jeremiah*) b.
11 April, 1841, m Portsmouth; m. 20 AprU, 1880, in Geneva, N. Y., Ida
Craven; her baptismal name was Maria Forrest Craven. She was b.
14 July, 1865, in Staunton, Va., and was the dau. of Thomas Tingy
and Emily Henderson Craven. She is descended from Thomas Tingy
and Thomas Truxton, two captains of our early na-vy. Her mother was
dau. of Surgeon Thomas Henderson, U. S. A. Thomas Tingy Craven
and Enuly Henderson were m. 20 AprU, 1840, at West Point, N. Y.
In 1866 Frank Warren Hackett began the practice of law in Boston.
In 1873 went to Washington, D. C, retaining a home in N. H. He was
assistant secretary of the navy 1900-01. Children:
i. Chauncy Craven', b. 20 May, 1881.
u. William Henry Young, b. 14 Aug., 1886.
HAINES.
Among the passengers of the ship, Angel Gabriel, in 1635, were John Cogs
weU of Westbury, near WUtshire, Eng., a cloth manufacturer, and his ap
prentice, Samuel Haines. The latter, at the end of his term of service,
retumed to Wiltshire, where he had been b. in 1611. He m. at Dalton in
April, 1638, EUenor Neate. Setting saU for America, he settled at Northam,
now Dover Point, on ten acres of land near the first church. Here he
remained ten years. On 16 Oct., 1640, Samuel Haines was one of the signers
of the Dover Combination. He was taxed in Dover 1648 and 1649. In
1650, in company with Lieut. Neal, he rented Francis Champernoun's farm
at Strawberry Bank, securing ninety-one acres adjoining, where he built his
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possession of many acres. In 1653, he was one of the signers petitioning
the General Court of Massachusetts to change the name of the to-wn to
Portsmouth. 1663 to 1663 he was selectman. In 1666, he assisted in
running the to-wn line between Portsmouth and Hampton. He was one of
the original members of the North Church, settling the Rev. Joshua Moody
as pastor. 11 July, 1671, he was ordained Dea. "by the laying on of hands."
1676, he was granted the privilege of hitching his horse in "the pound" for
shelter and protection on Sundays. He deeded, 28 Dec, 1682, his homestead
to his eldest son, Samuel, reser-ving a sufficient support for himself and his
wife. He d. about 1686. Children:
i. Mary^, b. in Dover, 1667; m. Leonard Weeks, b. in Moretown, Eng.,
1639. He received a grant of land from the town of Portsmouth
in 1666. Chosen selectman 1661; d. before March, 1708.
u. Samuel, b. in Portsmouth, 1646; m. Mary Fifield, 9 Jan., 1673; d.
in the winter of 1688-89.
2. iu. Matthias, b. 1650, Portsmouth, now Greenland.
2. Matthias' Haines (Samueb) b. in Portsmouth, now Greenland, 1650;
m. 1671, Jane Brackett of Portsmouth and settled near the old home
stead. He d. suddenly soon after his brother. Children, b. in'Green-
land:
i. Samuel', b. 25 Dec, 1674; d. before 1 July, 1729.
ii. Joshua, b. 5 April, 1678; m. Sarah, dau. of Joseph and Elizabeth
HaU; d. 10 Jan., 1737.
3. hi. Matthias, b. about 1680.
iv. Jane, joined the Congregational Church of Greenland in 1724.
3. Matthias' Haines (Matthias; Samueb) b. about 1680, caUed Jr.; m. prior
to 26 May, 1726, Hannah, dau. of John and Hannah (Lewis) Johnson, a
miller of Greenland. Was caUed a " house-wright. " Children :
i. Lewis', bapt. 1718; m. Sarah Johnson.
u. Hannah, bapt. 1719; m. Nathaniel Marston, Greenland.
ih. Matthias, bapt. 1718; went to sea at fourteen, became a shipmaster;
d. at sea or in a foreign country.
iv. Eleanor, bapt. 1718; d. prior to 11 Aug., 1763.
V. Jane, b. 1721; m. John Johnson.
-vi. Martha, b. 1727; bapt. 29 Oct.; m.  Weeks.
vu. John, b. 1731 ; m. Ohve Weeks; d. 1809.
4. -vih. Abnbr, b. 1724.
4. Abner' Haines (Matthias; Matthias', Samueb) b. in Greenland, 1724.
Chosen surveyor, constable, tythingman and committee to pro-vide for
the ordination of Rev. Samuel McChntock, 3 Nov., 1756. Executor of
his father's estate in 1771. Received a deed for one hundred acres of
land in C, from Jeremiah Clough, 3 June, 1772. Settled in C. 1773.
M. 27 July, 1746, Sarah Weeks, b. 1727 in the old brick house belongmg
to the Weeks family. She was paralyzed for many years before her
death at the age of 68 years. He d. about 1798. Children:
5. i. Samuel*, b. in Greenland, 26 Aug., 1747.
u. Richard, b. 27 Nov., 1748; m. prior to 1774; d. 6 Nov., 1798.

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hi. Matthias, bapt. 5 Aug., 1750; m. 21 Sept., 1775, Molly Cammet of
Portland, Me., b. 1751, d. 1841. He d. 1796.
iv. Walter Weeks, b. 1754; m. Rachel Knowles; d. 16 May, 1808, at
Fremont.
V. Stephen, b. 1759, at Greenland; m. 12 Dec, 1779, Hannah Carter,
b. 20 July, 1759. He d. at Northfield 3 Feb., 1807.
¦vi. Josiah.
¦vh. Hannah, b. at Greenland 23 May, 1759; m. Thomas Clough of
Northfield.
¦vui. Sally, b. in Greenland; m.  Eastman.
ix. Mehitable.
5. Samuel' Haines (Abner; Matthias') b. 26 Aug., 1747, in the old brick
house, Greenland, then occupied by his grandfather, Walter Weeks.
M. 9 July, 1772, Hannah Johnson of Rowley, Mass:, b. 22 Dec, 1749.
They moved to C. and in 1775 he enlisted in Capt. Jeremiah Clough's
Co. Enhsted again in Capt. James Shepherd's Co., Lieut.-Col. Ger-
rish's regiment, Northern army, was mustered in 2 July, 1776. He was
detailed as blacksmith to take charge of the shoeing of horses. Tradi
tion says he was at Ticonderoga. Later he was lieutenant in military
service. It is said that, though not a devout man, not wishing his chil
dren "to grow up like heathen, " he rode on horseback to Greenland to
get the Rev. Samuel McClintock to come and baptize them. He out-
hved his brothers and sons, dying 29 Oct., 1838, at the age of 91. His
wife d. 13 Feb., 1813. Children, b. in C;
i. Mary', b. 14 July, 1773; m. first, Levi Brackett. Children: 1. Sam
uel Haines' Brackett, b. 1794; d. 1867. 2. Jeremiah Clough
Brackett, b. 1796; d. 22 Aug., 1849. 3. Hilton Brackett, b.
8 Jan., 1798. 4. Haines Brackett, b. 1800; d. 1805. 5. Anson
G. Brackett, became a physician; d. in Ala. 6. Ira Brackett,
b. 20 June, 1804. M. second, Joel Fletcher, Lyndon, Vt., April,
1817. ChUd; 7. Joel Fletcher. She d. 14 Jan., 1853.
6. h. Abner, twin, b. 25 Dec, 1775.
ih. Jonathan, twin, b. 25 Dec, 1775; d. in infancy.
7. iv. Josiah, b. 7 AprU, 1778.
8. V. Samuel, twin, b. 30 May, 1780.
-vi. Hannah, twin, b. 30 May, 1780; m. Jonathan Ayers. (See Ayers Gen.)
-vu. Jane, b.'25 Nov., 1782; d. 19 Sept., 1867, unm.
9. -vih. Stephen, b. 24 Aug., 1785.
ix. Charles Glidden, b. 24 Jan., 1792; d. 3 July, 1825.
6. Abner' Haines (Samuel; Abner; Matthias') b. in C, 26 Dec, 1775; m.
Ehza PepperreU, dau. of Joseph and Miriam (Frost) Ayers, b. 2 May,
1782, d. 21 March, 1850. He was a blacksmith. D. 26 Oct., 1833.
ChUdren, b. in C:
i. Albert Gallatin', b. 18 Aug., 1804; m. at twenty-eight, Rhoda
Bean who d. eleven years after; m. second, Jane Sumner. Lived
in Lebanon and Dubuque, la.; d. in Dubuque at the age of 63.
Children by first marriage:
1. Charles Abbott', b. 22 Dec, 1833; d. 13 Aug., 1834.
2. Adelaide Ayers, b. 13 Oct., 1835; m. James R. Kendrick, who
became General Manager of the Old Colony R. R.; d. 13 May,
1893. He d. 11 Dec, 1896.
3. Charles Abbott, b. 11 Aug., 1837; m. Bessie P. Horton; d. 22
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174 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
4. Clarena Ed-win, b. 6 April, 1839; d. 26 Aug., 1839.
6. Helen Frances, b. 14 Oct., 1840; d. 11 June, 1842.
6. Harriet Eliza, b. 8 Feb., 1842; d. 6 March, 1842.
7. Francis Edwin, b. 17 Dec, 1843; m. Kate Reed, b. 29 Dec,
1852.
u. Maria S., b. 24 Oct., 1807; m. Charles Webster of Boston, d. 24
Sept., 1857, in Iowa. Child: Harriet' Webster, b. 27 May, 1850;
d. in Iowa.
hi. Adelaide Ayers, b. 13 Jan., 1813; m. 13 Jan., 1836, Rev. Daniel P.
CUley, b. at Epsom, 31 May, 1806, grandson of Gen. Joseph
CUley. He was ordained a Free Baptist minister in 1833; served
in Civil war as chaplain of the 8th N. H. Vols., and of the 2d
N. Y. Vet. Cav. He d. Farmington, 14 Nov., 1888. She d. in
1896. Children;
1. Charles Clinton' Cilley, b. in Newmarket 16 Feb., 1837;
graduate of Harvard College; studied law; Lieut.-Col. and Col
onel in Union army. He resided in No. Carolina; m. 
Harper. He d. 9 May, 1900. ChUdren, three sons.
2. Adelaide Haines Cilley, b. at Manchester, 23 Feb., 1843; m.
R. C. Parker, M. D., of Farmington, 1 May, 1862. He d. 31
Dec, 1866; m. second, John Waldson of Farmington, 15 Aug.,
1871. She was an accomplished musician and a versatile
author; d. 16 June, 1909. Children by second marriage, b. in
Farmington: (1) Adelaide CecU, b. 17 May, 1872. (2)
Ehzabeth Peari, b. 25 Aug., 1873; d. 24 March, 1880.
3. Emma Stark Cilley, b. 21 Sept., 1851; d. 19 Sept., 1852.
4. Daniel P. Cilley, b. at Boston, 27 March, 1854; m. 9 May,
1875, Velma A. Waldron, Farmington. Physician in West-
boro, Mass. A daughter.
5. Joseph Bradbury Cilley, b. 25 April, 1866; d. 13 Jan., 1886.
iv. Harriet Parker, b. 13 Jan., 1817. Resides in Farmmgton.
V. Charles Glidden, b. 26 June, 1821; learned printer's trade; in busi
ness, Manchester; moved to Iowa in 1856 and became a farmer
in Storm Lake; m. about 1848, Harriet P. Andrews of Warner,
who is now li-ving in Los Angeles, Cal., where he d. 27 July, 1902.
ChUdren:
1. Fred Abner', b. 22 April, 1863; m. first, 9 Oct., 1880, Antomette,
dau. of Joseph Ayers and Maria (Jones) Haines, b. 24 Feb.,
1863, d. 10 March, 1889; m. second, 18 Dec, 1892, Jennie
Sulhvan of Cincinnati, O., b. 10 Aug., 1870. Civil engineer.
Residence, Deadwood, S. D. Children by first marriage: (1)
Nina Josephhie', b. 2 Dec, 1885. (2) Kari Leshe, b. 2 March,
1889.
2. William Pickering, b. 22 Feb., 1811; m. 24 Dec, 1885, Mrs.
Addie Irene Lockie, b. 4 AprU, 1862, Cold Springs, Wis. Home,
Dunning, Neb.
3. Arthur T.,b 17 Nov., 1868; m. at Dubuque, la., 11 March,
1891, Sarah Wilde, b. 12 May, 1864. Merchant, King Fisher,
4. Albert G. b. 24 May, 1862; m. 16 Oct., 1889, Minta A. Jones,
btorm Lake. Ci-vil engmeer, Ft. Dodge, la.
5. Emma Frances, b. 16 June, 1864, Dubuque; m. 23 Feb., 1897
Walter S. Russell, b. 27 Oct., 1863. CivU engmeer, Los
A°P r ;. ^^^^- Harriet Elizabeth' Russell, b. at San Diego,
Cal., 5 March, 1898.
vi. Joseph Ayers, b. 23 Aug., 1824; m. Maria Antoinette Jones of Alton.
Ihey lived m Boston, Mass., San Francisco, Cal., Manchester,
and btorm Lake, la. Merchant and farmer. ChUdren:

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1. Josephine Maria', b. at Boston, 17 Jan., 1847; m. 19 Oct., 1871,
George E. Rust, Wolfboro. Res., Manchester. She d. 11
Nov., 1878, at Dubuque, la.
2. Joseph Starr, b. at Sacramento, Cal., 3 Feb., 1852. Graduate
Dartmouth, 1874; studied law; resides in Storm Lake.
3. Antoinette, b. 24 Feb., 1853, Boston; m. 19 Oct., 1881, Fred
Abner Haines; d. 9 March, 1889.
4. Samuel Reed, b. 9 Nov., 1858; m. 10 Aug., 1878, Helen Mc
Gregor Hall, b. in Manchester, 12 July, 1859. Farmer,
Storm Lake. Children; (1) Ruth McGregor', b. 11 Nov., 1878.
(2) Florence, b. 11 Oct., 1880; m.  Cooper, d. 1910.
ChUdren; Eleanor Claire" Cooper, Helen Eudosia Cooper,
b. the spring of 1904; (3) Ralph HoUand, b. 6 Aug., 1882.
7. JosiAH' Haines (Samuel; Abner*, Matthias') b. 7 April, 1778; m. first,
Hannah Clough, b. 29 June, 1788, d. 26 April, 1828. Lived at Zion's
Hill; m. second, Mary (Polly), dau. of David and Phebe (Hoyt) Ames,
8 Feb., 1835, b. 14 Jan., 1786, d. 7 Sept., 1872. He d. 29 May, 1838.
ChUdren by first marriage, b. in C. ;
i. Hannah Clough', b. 26 Sept., 1807; m. 7 Dec, 1828, Peter Smart of
C, b. 16 Sept., 1793. He was for many years a stage-driver.
Both d. in Northfield. ChUdren; 1. Hannah' Smart, who m. and
moved to Wis. 2. Susan Smart, m., now lives in Col. 3. Har
riet Smart, m.  Tripp and lives in Lynn, Mass. 4. Clara
Smart, d. unm.
u. Josiah, b. 1809; d. 1814.
ih. Hannibal, b. 29 Jan., 1813; m. 16 March, 1836, Harriet Lyford of
C, b. 3 May, 1813. Moved to Chicago 1847^8. He d. m
Concord. Children, b. in C; 1. Josiah Clough', b. 25 Dec,
1836; m. 6 Nov., 1861, Maria F. Trowbridge of Racine, Wis.
2. Joseph Dearbom, b. 9 Feb., 1840; m. 8 Feb., 1866, Marietta
Ham. 3. Henry Franklin, b. 18 Aug., 1843; d. 14 Dec, 1857.
8. Samuel' Haines {Samueb, Abner; Matthias') b. 30 May, 1780; graduate
Dartmouth CoUege, 1803; admitted to bar about 1807; practiced in
Sanbomton and Portsmouth; commissioned Lieut, in U. S. army and
served two or three years at Ft. Constitution; m. 22 May, 1809, Ehza,
dau. of Nathaniel Gookin, Portsmouth, b. 6 Sept., 1788, d. 2 June,
1878; served on privateer Fox in 1812; settled in Blakeley, Ala., Sept.,
of the same year, where he practiced law; d. in Providence, R. I., 13
Aug., 1826, while on his way to N. H. ChUd; Augustine', b. 17 March,
1810, Portsmouth; admitted to the bar in Maine, 1831; practiced in
Saco and Portland; was county attorney for several years, and U. S.
District Attomey in Polk's administration; m. 14 Jan., 1839, Frances
Patten, Portland, b. 21 April, 1816. He d. 27 July, 1873. Children: 1.
Charles G.', b. 10 Jan., 1840; d. 2. George A., b. 10 Aug., 1843; res.,
Italy. 3. Ehza Frances, b. 16 AprU, 1847; d. 11 July, 1865.
9. Stephen' Haines (Samuel; Abner; Matthias') was b. 24 Aug., 1786; m.
31 Jan., 1810, at North Hampton, Mary Pickering of Greenland, b.
4 July, 1788. They lived in the house built by his father, now occu
pied by Mr. Alfred H. Brown. In 1818-19 he went to Claiborne, Ala.,
to invest in land and soon after d. there at the age of 34. Children,
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176 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
i. William Pickering ',.b. 22 Feb., 1811; graduate of Dartmouth Col
lege 1831 ; practiced law in Me. ; State Senator in 1847 ; agent, Saco
Water Co., and for PepperreU Manufacturing Co., Biddeford,
where he resided; twice the Democratic candidate for U. S.
senator and afterwards candidate for governor; trustee of Bow
doin and of Dartmouth College; and president of the Biddeford
National Bank. An active member of the Congregational Church
and held in high esteem. M. 16 Aug., 1836, Eliza Goodwin
Ferguson of South Berwick, Me., b. 4 Nov., 1814, and d. 1 June,
1896. He d. at Biddeford, 2 July, 1879. ChUdren;
1. Charlotte Stark', b. 16 May, 1838; m. 15 Sept., 1864, Ambrose
Eastman, Saco, Me., b. at Yarmouth 18 AprU, 1834; graduate
Bowdoin CoUege 1864; la-wyer; res., Boston. D.  .
2. Ferguson, b. 2 March, 1840, in Biddeford; graduate of Dart
mouth College 1860; merchant in Portland; agent for the Pep
perreU Co., and mayor of Biddeford. M. 1 June, 1865, Hattie
HUl of Biddeford.
3. Eliza G., b. 21 Jan., 1842, at Saco; d. 7 Oct., 1842.
4. William, b. 21 Nov., 1844; d. 9 March, 1845.
5. Mary, b. 13 March, 1847; d. 7 May, 1847.
6. Harriet Ferguson, b. 29 July, 1860; d. 9 Sept., 1850.
7. Nellie H., b. Biddeford, 17 March, 1862; m. Edwin Stone of
Minneapolis, Minn., 1 Nov., 1883. Res., Biddeford. Chil
dren: (1) William Haines' Stone, b. in Minneapolis, 21 Jan.,
1885. (2) Charlotte Stark Stone, b. in Biddeford, 5 June,
1888.
8. Elizabeth Goodwin, b. in Biddeford, 25 AprU, 1854; m. Wil
ham Scott Whitney of Fall River, Mass., b. 4 March, 1864.
Res., Lawrence, Mass. ChUdren: (1) La-wrence Haines'
Whitney, b. 11 June, 1884. (2) Mary Goodwin Whitney, b.
18 Feb., 1889; d. 28 July, 1890.
9. Jennie Lee Whitney, b. 13 July, 1866; d. 8 Sept., 1866.
h. Mary Ann, b. 22 Jan., 1813; m. 16 July, 1843, Jeremiah H. Lyford,
M. D., of Northfield, b. 19 Oct., 1808; graduate, Dartmouth
College 1833; settled in Port Byron, IU., where his children were
b. (See Lyford Gen.) Children:
1. William Haines Lyford, b. 18 Sept., 1836; m. Jane Holmes,
b. 26 April, 1842.
2. Eugene Abbott Lyford, b. 1841, killed at Murfreesboro, 21
Dec, 1862.
3. Mary Pickering Lyford, b. 11 Jan., 1843; m. Sept., 1871,
George Smith, a lawyer in St. Louis.
4. Albert E. Lyford, b. 16 Feb., 1847; m. Clara Berg.
5. Frederick Bahtlbtt Lyford, b. 12 July, 1850; d. 31 Aug.,
1899.
hi. Martha, b. 16 Feb., 1815; m. 2 July, 1839, Le-vi Bartlett of Bristol,
b. 8 Jan., 1807; educated at Military Academy, Nor-wich, Vt.
She d. in Bristol, 8 May, 1866. He d. 14 Nov., 1868. Children,
b. in Bristol:
1. FrederickHaines'Bartlett, b. 25May, 1840; d. 7 Jan., 1911,
at Silverton, B. C.
2. Levi Scott Bartlett, b. 4 Jan., 1842; d. 9 Sept., 1846.
3. Annie Pickering Bartlett, b. 30 Nov., 1843; d. 26 Sept.,
1882.
4. Mary Elizabeth Bartlett, b. 6 Feb., 1849. Res., Bristol.*
iv. Elizabeth, b. 27 AprU, 1817; m. 24 May, 1844, Stephen Weeks, b.
15 Jan., 1811; d. 29 Jan., 1886. They lived in Gihnanton and
Loudon.
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V. Abigail Pickering, b. 6 July, 1819; m. 24 Aug., 1843, Josiah Minot
of Bristol, b. 17 Sept., 1818; graduate, Dartmouth College 1837,
and moved to Concord, 1844. He was Judge of Probate and
in 1855 was appointed, by President Pierce, Commissioner of
Pensions. He was a leading member of the bar, and an able
financier. He d. in Concord 14 Dec, 1891. She d. 2 Sept.,
1902. ChUdren b. in Concord ;
1. Isabel Minot', b. 24 Sept., 1846; m. 24 April, 1873, George R.
Fowler, son of Asa Fowler of Concord. He became a lawyer
in Boston; d. in Philadelphia, 11 April, 1897. She d. in
Jamaica Plain, Mass., 9 Feb., 1907. Children, b. in Jamaica
Plain: (1) Ethel WaUier' Fowler, b. 24 Dec, 1875; d. about
1900. (2) Mary Pickering Fowler, b. 25 Jan., 1877. (3)
Josiah Mmot Fowler, b. 17 May, 1880; m. 20 June, 1911,
Martha Louise Parsons. (4) Robert Fowler, b. 11 July, 1884;
m. 1 Dec, 1906, Rosalie Gretchen Mclntyre.
2. Grace Melville Minot, b. 28 AprU, 1851; m. 14 Oct., 1878,
Ferdinand StUlings, M. D., physician and surgeon of Concord.
She d. 8 Jan., 1906. ChUdren : (1) Mary Walker StUlings, b. 3
Aug., 1879. (2) Charlotte MelvUle StUlings, b. 3 Aug., 1879;
m. 2 June, 1909, Isaac HiU of Concord; d. 16 May, 1910.
3. Frances Minot, b. 7 Nov., 1855. Res., Concord.
HAM.
1. Joseph' Ham, b. 4 Feb., 1726. He was a master shipbuilder at Ports
mouth, who later in life bought a farm near Pleasant Pond in Deerfield.
His wife, whose name is not known, was b. 11 May, 1729. He had a
family of ten children. Three sons came to C. and settled.
2. i. Gideons, b. 7 Nov., 1754.
3. h. Joseph, b. 6 Oct., 1761.
4. hi. John, b. 7 Nov., 1763.
2. Gideons Ham (Joseph') b. 7 Nov., 1754, unm. and d. 6 Oct., 1839. He
came to C. soon after 1790 and spent the remainder of his life there.
Although not a church member, he left a fund of $2,000 for the support
of preaching at the Union Church at HUl's Corner.
3. Josephs Ham (Joseph') b. 6 Oct., 1761; d. 1843; m. Betsey Page, who was
b. 1767, d.l832. He settled in C, prior to 1785, for he was taxed that
year. The remainder of his life was spent in this to-wn. He early united
with the Center Congregational Church and was chosen dea. in 1816.
Children:
5. i. Joseph', b. 16 May, 1789.
6. u. Daniel Page.
hi. Lydia.
iv. Betsey, m. Joseph Smith of Northfield, 27 May, 1830.
V. John, m. and moved to Ind. Had four sons in the War of the
Rebellion.
4. Johns Ham (Joseph) b. 7 Nov., 1763, settled m C, before 1790; m. 1792-93,
Mary Osgood, b. in 1774 and d. 30 Jan., 1846. Children:
7. i. John', b. probably 1795. t^ c. ^ ^^¦^
ii. Mary (Polly), m. when upwards sixty years of age Dea. Samuel Oil
man, who was b. June, 1791; d. 3 Aug., 1878.
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8. ih. Eleanor, b. 1800.
iv. Isaac, b. 1803; d. 28 Oct., 1841, unm.
V Lydia, b. 27 Feb., 1805; m. 8 March, 1832, Jonathan Chase of Lou
don ; d. 9 Aug., 1835. Children ; Ehzabeth' Chase, b. 15 March,
1834; d. 8 July, 1836, and two others who d. in infancy.
5. Joseph' Ham, Jr. (Joseph; Joseph) b. 15 May, 1789; m. 19 Jan., 1815,
Susan Sargent, b. 4 Nov., 1791. She was dau. of Zebadiah and Hannah
(Foster) Sargent of C. After theu marriage they went to live with
his uncle, Gideon Ham, and received his property after his death. She
d. 6 Dec, 1876. He d. 24 Feb., 1882. Joseph Ham., Jr., was active
in town affairs, serving several years on the board of selectmen and as a
representative in the legislature two terms. Children, b. in C;
9. i. Elizabeth (Betsey) Page', b. 11 Nov., 1816.
10. h. Thomas, b. 23 Feb., 1817.
11. hi. Joseph Warren, b. 18 June, 1820.
12. iv. Charles Henry, b. 22 Jan., 1831.
13. V. Maria Gerrish, b. 11 Aug., 1833.
6. Daniel Page' Ham (Joseph; Joseph') m. Judith, dau. of Zebadiah Sar
gent of C. He d. 14 Aug., 1864, at the age of 73. Children:
Hannah', b. 2 Nov., 1820; d. 30 June, 1872, unm.
Susan, b. 12 Oct., 1822.
Mary Page, b. 28 Feb., 1825; d. 3 Aug., 1838.
Judith, b. 1 Aug., 1827; d. 11 May,1830.
Judith, b. 10 Sept., 1830.
Betsey Page, b. 2 Sept., 1833.
John, b. 26 March, 1837.
John' Ham, Jr. (John; Joseph') b. probably 1795; m. 30 Nov., 1818, Mary
M., dau. of John and Sarah (Moulton) KimbaU of C. He d. 2 Feb.
1824. ChUdren;
i. Samuel', b. 1 July, 1820; d. 4 July, 1820.
h. Elizabeth, b. 9 May, 1821; m. John Lyford. (See Lyford Gen.)
Eleanor' Ham (John', Joseph') b. 1800 (?) ; m. 26 Dec, 1820, Jeremiah,
F. Clough of C, b. 27 Nov., 1794. ChUdren:
i. Mary' Clough, teacher, removed to Hyde Park, Mass.
ii. Martha A. Clough, m. Charles F. Gerry of Hyde Park, Mass. Chil
dren; 1. Charles', 2. Frank, and 3. Eleanor Gerry.
Elizabeth (Betsey) Page* Ham (Joseph', Joseph', Joseph^) b. 11 Nov.,
1815; m. 17 Feb., 1842, Charies Cavendar Burnham of IU. They re
sided there about four years. Returning to N. H., they settled in
Hopkinton. He d. 14 Sept., 1894. She d. 8 Feb., 1892. ChUdren:
i. Franklin Joseph' Burnham, b. in Bunker HUl, IU., 9 Oct., 1842; d.
26 Feb., 1908, unm.
h. Thomas Ham Burnham, b. in Bunker HUl, IU., 29 Jan., 1846; m.
EUa Thompson of Colorado Sprmgs, Col., 1871. She d. Oct.,
1891. He d. m Col., 14 Jan., 1900.
ih. Evelyn Frances Burnham, b. at Lawrence, Mass., 22 AprU, 1848;
unm. and hving at Hopkinton.
iv. Frederick Robinson Burnham, b. in Concord, 9 July, 1853, phy
sician in San Diego, Cal.; m. 9 Nov., 1885, LiUa Marston of San

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Diego, Cal. Children; 1. Theda A.« Burnham, b. 6 Dec, 1887.
2. Katherine Burnham, b. 1 Oct., 1889. 3. LiUa M. Burnham,
b. 21 AprU, 1891. 4. Marston Burnham, b. 26 Dec, 1893.
V. Emma Louisa Burnham, b. in Hopkinton, 8 May, 1856; d. there 23
May, 1876.
10. Thomas' Ham (Joseph', Joseph; Joseph') h. 23 Feb., 1817; m. 5 Aug., 1844,
Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Daniel Smith of Meredith and moved to Lake-
port. He was employed as a pattern maker in the Cole Manufacturing
Co. When the Lake Village Sa-vings Bank was organized in Laconia, he
was elected treasurer. He served as treasurer and president until just
before his death 5 June, 1900.
11. Joseph Warren' Ham (Joseph', Joseph', Joseph') b. 18 June, 1820; m.
29 Nov., 1849, Mary Jane Barker. Shed. 2 Aug., 1881. Hed. 11 Sept.,
1897. Mr. Ham was a civil engineer and spent ten years of his life in
Lawrence, Mass. Returning to N. H., he resided in C. until his death.
Child: Belle Maria', b. in Lawrence, Mass., 26 Sept., 1868; d. in C, July,
1863.
12. Charles Henry' Ham (Joseph', Joseph', Joseph') b. 22 Jan., 1831; m.
17 Dec, 1857, Emma Armelia Hines of LeRoy, N. Y. He removed to
Chicago. He d. 16 Oct., 1902, at Montclair, N. J.* Children;
i. Jessie', d. in infancy.
h. Bertha, d. at age of four years.
hi. Alice, b. m Chicago, III, 14 March, 1872; m. 26 April, 1899, Frank
La5'ton Brewer, b. in Brooklyn, N. Y., 16 Dec, 1869. Children:
1. Sargent' Brewer, b. m N. Y. City, 29 Oct., 1901; d. 14 May,
1902. 2. Molly MoUard Brewer, b. in Montclau, N. J., 12
March, 1904.
13. Maria Gerrish' Ham (Joseph', Joseph', Joseph') b. 11 Aug., 1833, unm.
Resided most of her life in HUl's Corner school district. In 1907 she
sold the Gideon Ham place to Mrs. Anita Porter (Shaw) Singer and
went to reside with her niece, Mrs. F. Layton Brewer, in Montclair, N. J.
14. Susan' Ham (Danieb, Joseph; Joseph') b. 12 Oct., 1822, school teacher;
m. late in life  Robbins. They resided in Lakeport untU his death.
She then returned to C, and resided with Joseph E. KimbaU, dying 7
July, 1877.
15. Judith' Ham (Danieb, Joseph; Joseph) b. 10 Sept., 1830; m. Joseph
Donavan and resided at Lakeport untU her death in 1892.
16. Betsey Page' Ham (Danieb, Joseph; Joseph') b. 2 Sept., 1833; m. 17
Nov., 1853, Joseph E. KimbaU of C. Shed. 9 Feb., 1905. They resided
in the HUl's Corner school district. Mr. KunbaU was b. 24 Aug., 1833;
d. 6 AprU, 1890. No children.
17. John' Ham (Danieb, Joseph; Joseph') b. 26 March, 1837; m. 21 Nov.,
1870, Sarah Abbie, dau. of Capt. Daniel Smith of Meredith, who had
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180 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
been previously m. They resided in the Hill's Corner school district
untU 1882, when they removed to Pembroke, where he d. 6 April, 1893.
Children:
i. Mary Elizabeth', b. 4 Sept., 1873; d. 28 Dec, 1880.
h. Susan Ruth, b. 2 May, 1876; m. Henry G. Noble of Boston, Mass.,
19 AprU, 1905. HANCOCK.
Jacob Hancock, pioneer settler in C, was of the third generation from
Nathaniel Hancock. The latter was in Cambridge, Mass., as early as 1634.
He d. about 1648. His -widow, Joanna, was appointed administratrix of his
estate in 1663. Their children were Mary, Sarah, Nathaniel, John, Eliza
beth and Lydia.
Nathaniel, the third child, and only son to reach mature age, was b. 18
Dec, 1638. He was a shoemaker, inherited the homestead, and d. 12 AprU,
1719. Admitted to the church 31 May, 1667; elected dea. 7 June, 1706; m.
first, 8 March, 1664, Mary, dau. of Henry Prentice; m. second, 26 Dec, 1699,
Sarah Green, who sur-vived him. His children, all by the first -wife, were
Nathaniel, d. young, Mary, Sarah, Nathaniel, AbigaU, d. young, John, Samuel,
Abigail, Elizabeth, Ebenezer, Joseph and Solomon.
Nathaniel was the father of Jacob Hancock, the latter was b. early in
the eighteenth century and was kUled at the Battle of Bunker HiU. He had a
long colonial war record, being a soldier in both King George's and the French
and Indian wars. In the latter war he was captured and carried a prisoner to
Can. He seems to have made his escape from Louisburg and made his way
by Halifax to Boston.
1. Jacob' Hancock settled in that part of, C. that afterwards became North-
field, near the Merrimack River. He is found in the tax hsts of the town
as early as 1767. According to tradition he m. into the Kezer famUy
at Hampstead, but no record has been found. The baptism of Dorothy,
dau. of Jacob Hancock, was recorded 3 July, 1752. His children were: 1.
George'. 2. Joseph 3. John. 4. AbigaU who m. WUham Perkins.
5. Kesiah, who m. Capt. John Clough. 6. Her twin sister, Azuba, m.
Col. MorriU Shepard. 7. Dorothy, who m. Charles Noyes.
2. Georges Hancock (Jacob') b. 1749, and d. 1799; m. Sarah, dau. of WU
ham and Ehzabeth (HUls) WUhams who were early settlers on Bay
HUl, Northfield. Sarah was b. 10 Feb., 1769; d. 14 Jan.", 1860. Mr.
Hancock buUt a house and resided on the farm, afterwards owned by
Stephen Gerrish and later known as the Kelly Farm, in Franklin. He
buUt the first saw and grist miU at what is now Tilton, and was making
preparations to buUd another at Laconia when he d. He is buried in
the WiUiams burying yard and his widow in the Frankhn cemetery.
Children: i. Sally, m.  McCrilhs. h. Hannah, m. Thomas Sy
monds. iu. Ehzabeth, m. Benjamin W. Knapp of Sanbomton. iv.
Henrietta, d. at 16. v. Joseph, -vi. George.
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3. Lieut. William' Hancock (George; Jacob') b. 19 Jan., 1786; d. 23 Dec,
1862; m. first, Abigail, dau. of Parker and Abigail (Marston) Cross. She
was b. 24 Dec, 1785, d. 6 Nov., 1815; m. second, 22 or 26 Feb., 1818,
Sarah (Wentworth) Rand {Moses Wentworth', Moses', John*, Joshua',
Thomas', Francis'). Child by first marriage:
4. i. William Williams', b. 12 July, 1807.
Children by second marriage :
5. h. John Clough, b. 25 Oct., 1819.
hi. Sarah Elizabeth, b. 9 Feb., 1823; d. 13 Sept., 1829.
iv. George Henry, b. 26 Oct., 1830. Went to California -via Isthmus
of Panama in 1862, where he remained until 1870. Returning
east he m. Mrs. Saria (Coombs) Pulsifer. He d. 14 March,
1892.
6. V. Joseph Kimball, b. 27 July, 1832.
-vi. Ann Elizabeth, b. 12 May, 1834, in C. ; m. 4 July, 1864, Daniel M.
IngaUs. (See Ingalls Gen.)
-vii. Sarah Jane, b. 7April, 1838; m. Cyrus G. Brown of C. (See Brown
Gen.)
4. William Williams' Hancock (William', George', Jacob') h. 12 July, 1807;
m. 6 May, 1833, Nancy, dau. of Capt. Moses and Anne (RoweU) Brown
(Capt. Moses', Joseph', Joshua*, Dea. Joseph', Joshua', Richard'). She
was b. 20 Oct., 1811, in Andover, Richard' was the son of Joseph Brown
of Southhampton, Eng., and came to this country May, 1634, in ship
Mary and John. WUham W. Hancock d. 23 Feb., 1885. Children:
i. Mary Jane', b. 10 Dec, 1834; m. 1 Jan., 1857, Wilham Francis
Pearson of Sahsbury and had five children.
u. Caroline, b. 26 April, 1836; m. Dec, 1860, James L. Keniston of
Andover; d. 8 July, 1870, leaving one son, Charles Leland'
Keniston.
ui. Arthur, b. 27 March, 1838; d. 22 Aug., 1854.
iv. Enoch Brown, b. 20 Oct., 1839. He served in the Ci-vil war in 16th
Regt., Co. E, N. H. Vols.; m. March, 1865, Jane Locke.
V. William Graves, b. 9 March, 1842; m. first, 24 Nov., 1864, Sarah
A. Eaton of Concord; m. second, Mrs. Adelaide H. Hall of N. Y.
City. Had four children by first marriage.
vi. Parker Cross, b. 26 Oct., 1843; m. 22 May, 1866, Jennie M., dau.
of Bethuel and Mary (Sturtevant) Burgess, b. 6 Feb., 1847, in
Lubec, Me. They had four children. He d. Feb., 1908.
-vh. Nancy E., b. 13 Oct., 1846; m. Nov., 1871, James L., son of Jona
than and Hannah (Seavey) Keniston. She d. 27 April, 1891.
vhi. Frank Knapp, b. 8 Feb., 1849; m. 1 Jan., 1886, in Franklin, Eme-
hne White, b. 23 Feb., 1859, in Madock, Ont. They have two
chUdren.
ix. Henry A., b. 26 Oct., 1852; d. 28 May, 1873.
X. Abbie Susan, b. 5 Dec, 1855; m. 2 Jan., 1889, Frank Leverett, son
of Joseph W. and Hannah (Giddings) Morrison, b. 3 April, 1850,
in Thornton. He was a prominent business man in Frank
lin, where he d. 12 Jan., 1907.
5. John Clough' Hancock (William; George; Jacob') b. 25 Oct., 1819; m.
in Frankhn, Martha Bailey, b. in Feb., 1834. He d. 4 Jan., 1898.
Children:
i. Nellie', b. Dec, 1855; d. July, 1863.
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182 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
in. Lizzie M., b. 28 June, 1861; d. 27 May, 1896; m. in Concord, 26
Nov., 1884, George O. B. Weaver; resided in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Children: 1. Eunice'. 2. Harry Abbott. 3. Helen Martha,
b. 5 Sept., 1891. 4. Edythe. 5. AUen, b. 24 July, 1894.
6. Joseph Kimball' Hancock (William', George', Jacob') b. 27 July, 1832;
m. Deha Augusta, dau. of Solomon M. and MatUda (IngaUs) Chfford
of C, 16 May, 1858. Children:
7. i. Horace William', b. 6 Nov., 1860.
8. ii. Clara Ella, b. 30 Jan., 1863.
7. Horace William' Hancock (Joseph*, William', George; Jacob') b. 6
Nov., 1860; m. Mary Etta Thomas, 11 June, 1884; reside at Behnont.
Children; i. Fred Leonard', b. 11 March, 1889. u. George Henry, b.
7 April, 1891.
8. Clara Ella' Hancock (Joseph; William', George', Jacob') b. 30 Jan.,
1863; m. Dr. Edwin P. Hodgdon, 9 Dec, 1891. She resides in Lake-
port, where Dr. Hodgdon is a prominent physician.
HANCOCK.
1. Charles W.' Hancock (Charles', Joseph', Jacob') was b. in Northfield.
He was the son of Charles and Betsey (Manuel) Hancock and at an
early age came with his brother Alonzo to the home of Edward Osgood
in C, where he resided untU his marriage, 23 AprU, 1874, to Annie A.,
dau. of John and Nancy (Towle) Shaw of Chichester. He afterward
resided on what was then known as the old Kezer place, but which is
now called the Hancock House. He d. there 1 Oct., 1881.
HANNAFORD.
1. Reuben Morrill' Hannaford was b. in C, 1 May, 1800; m. first, 8
July, 1828, Nancy, dau. of Abiel' and Susannah (Moore )Foster. (See
Foster Gen.) She was b. ui C. 9 Feb., 1803. They moved to Solon, O.,
m 1832. She d. 8 March, 1858, hi Solon, and he d. Nov., 1884. He
m. second,  , by whom he had one dau. The second Mrs.
Hannaford d. in Cleveland, O., 9 Oct., 1910. Children by first mar
riage:
i. Elizas, m. Chandler Dunwell about 1856, and d. soon after in 111.
u. Minerva, m. A. M. Smith about 1852, and d. in Cleveland, O., about
1881.
hi. Jane, m. Fenner Bosworth about 1853; d. in Solon about 1889.
Two sons, Archibald and Newton Bosworth.
iv. Catherine, m. Henry B. Chase in 1857; d. in Rockford, IU., 1906.
Had six sons and one dau.
V. Charles, m. Helen SiU in 1858; d. 1909, in Traverse City, Mich.
Had ten children.
-vi. William Foster, m. Juha M. Bamard in 1868; d. 1 May, 1901, in
Grand Blanc, Mich. Children: Two sons d. in infancy; (3) EUen',
m. Rev. George Benford and has four sons; (4) William Henry,
a clergyman in Lancaster, Wis., who has two sons and one dau.;
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vii. Lyman B., m. Mary Whinfield about 1868; d. about 1890 in Can.,
leaving four daus. and one son.
-vih. John R., m. EUa Beardsley about 1875; d. 1909, leaving two sons.
HARPER.
The Harpers, who were Scotch Irish, came to this country from the north
of Ireland in the latter part of the seventeenth or the beginning of the eigh
teenth century. Of the three brothers who were emigrants, one went South,
as tradition says, and settled in the Carolinas, from whom are descended the
Harpers of that section. It is supposed that Gen. Goodloe Harper of Balti
more and ChanceUor Harper of S. C. were descendants of this branch. An
other brother settled in N. Y., from whom the Harpers of that state and
Penn. are supposed to have descended. The third brother, as appears from
an old family record, was a weaver by trade and settled in Newbury, Mass.
He was the ancestor of the Harpers of N. E. John A. Harper of Meredith,
who was a member of Congress in 1812, was of this branch in the fourth gen
eration. His father, WiUiam Harper, was a magistrate for some thirty years
and represented Sanbomton in the legislature for a number of sessions.
1. Samuel' Harper, grandson of the emigrant, was b. in Brentwood in 1744.
He m. in 1773 Sarah Godfrey, whose ancestors came from Eng. about
1766, some of whom took conspicuous part in the revolutionary history
of that country. She was b. in Poplin (Fremont), in 1766. They
moved to Sanbomton. At the time of Burgoyne's invasion, Mr.
Harper left his wife and chUdren and joined Gen. Stark's com
mand. He was in the Battle of Bennington and served through the
campaign. Soon after the close of the Revolutionary War he removed
to Brentwood, where he resided until March, 1787, when he settled in
Limerick, Me. Here he resided until his death in 1834, at the age of
87. His wife d. six years later at the age of 93. Their farm is stUl in
the possession of the famUy. Children;
i. Susans, b. Sanbomton, 1774; m. Joseph Hodgdon 1796; one child.
ii. Betsey, b. Sanbomton, 1776; m. J. Cole; two sons.
iu. SuKEY, b. Brentwood, 1777; d. 1815; m. James Stevens.
iv. Abigail, b. Brentwood, 1779; m. John Watson; one son, three daus.
V. Eunice, b. Brentwood, 1781; m. Wilham Deering. They had six
^ sons and two daus.; hved in Waterborough, Me.; some de
scendants went West and South; many are now living in Saco
and Biddeford, Me.
-vi. Ezekiel, b. Brentwood, 1783; m. first, Betsey Ames of Parsonsfield;
m. second, Catherine Deerhom. Descendant of first mar
riage, one granddau. Descendant of second marriage, one
granddau.
-vii. Hannah, b. Brentwood, 1786; m. Samuel Emery of Biddeford, Me.
2. -viu. Joseph Morrill, b. Limerick 1787.
ix. Samuel, b. Limerick 1790; m. 1823, Lois B. Deering. They had
eleven chUdren. Of these Samuel' resides on the original farm
in Limerick; m. twice; children, two sons, three daus. Zilpha
R. resides at Old Orchard, Me. Charles A. resides at Steep
FaUs, Me. ; m. ChUdren, two sons, one dau. Martha, m. Mr.
Hubbard; d. 1904; one dau., one son, both of Biddeford, Me.
x. Clarissa, b. Limerick 1792; m. Isaac Deering of Waterborough,
Me. ChUdren: one son and two daus.

184 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
2. Joseph Morrill' Harper, M. D. (Samueb) b. Limerick, Me., 21 June,
1787; d. in C, 15 Jan., 1865; m. 6 June, 1816, Ehzabeth, dau. of Obadiah
and Sarah Clough of C, b. 5 March, 1787; d. 29 May, 1862.* ChU
dren, b. in C;
3. i. Joseph Clough', b. 16 May, 1817.
4. h. Charles Augustus, b. 2 Dec, 1818.
ih. Sarah Elizabeth, b. 9 Oct., 1829; d. in Loudon, 12 Jan., 1887; m.
Col. Jacque E. Monmouth, killed in Civil war.f
3. Joseph Clough' Harper (Joseph', Samuel') b. 16 May, 1817; d. Loudon,
12 March, 1864; m. 29 March, 1836, Phebe Sanborn, dau. of Shubael
and Phebe (Smith) Sanbom, b. in C, 22 Dec, 1814, d. in Loudon 12
Oct., 1855 (See Sanbom Gen.); m. second, 9 Jan., 1857, Deborah
Osgood. ChUdren by first marriage;
i. Charles Smith' Harper, b. 22 Feb., 1838; d. 28 Dec, 1909; m.
first, Jennie George of Fairlee, Vt.; m. second, Sept., 1886, Edna
Johnson, Sharon, Mass., b. June, 1853, d. March, 1894; m.
third, Hattie Drake, Sharon, Mass., b. 14 July, 1862. Mr.
Harper was a carriage manufacturer and inventor of the Harper
combination gear. He was in business in C, Concord and
Sharon, Mass.
5. h. Phebe Elizabeth, b. 18 March, 1840.
6. hi. Emma, b. 4 May, 1845.
7. iv. Mabel, b. 2 March, 1855.
Children by second marriage:
v. Jefferson D., d. in infancy.
8. -vi. Mittie S., b. Aug., 1858; m. John Tilton.
4. Charles Augustus' Harper (Joseph; Samueb) b. 2 Dec, 1818; m. 10
Feb., 1849, EmUy M. Strickland, dau. of WUliam Strickland, a noted
architect, the designer and buUder of the Merchant's Exchange, U. S.
Bank, and U. S. Mint in Philadelphia, and of the State Capitol in Nash-
vUle, Tenn.; d. 9 Nov., 1884; Mrs. Harper d. 22 May, 1909, in the eighty-
sixth year of her age. Mr. Harper graduated from Dartmouth CoUege
in 1837; practiced law in West Va., Ark. and Tex.; served in Mexican
war as Lieut.-Colonel of a regt. of Tex. Vols.; became associate justice
of Supreme Court of Ark., and author of Constitution of that state,
adopted on its re-admission to the Union; afterwards Secretary of the
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Co.; ordained to the Gospel ministry,
1879, in Baptist Church, Fairview, N. J. Children;
Helen', b. 15 Jan., 1850.
Jeannie, b. 23 Nov., 1852; d. in infancy.
Charles, b. 1 Feb., 1856.
Frank, b. 8 Aug., 1868; d. in infancy.
Lizzie, b. 27 May, 1861; d. in infancy.
William Strickland, b. 18 April, 1867.
5. Phebe Elizabeth' Harper (Joseph; Joseph', Samuel') b. 18 March,
1840, in Loudon; m. 6 AprU, 1865, Charles Henry Mason, b. 12 Sept.,
, 1844, son of Gardner and Harriet (Stevens) Mason of C, and descendant
* For account of Dr. Harper, see Chapters X and XIV, Vol. I.
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of Capt. John Mason of colonial history. Phebe inherited the ht
erary taste of the family and is the author of many poems. ChUdren,
b. at Loudon;
i. Charles Harpers Mason, b. 1 Jan., 1873; m. 14 AprU, 1903, Anna
M. Lohbiller, b. 1 Nov., 1874, dau. of Anthony and Lina
Lohbiller of Jamaica Plain, Mass.
h. Mabel H. Mason, b. 1 May, 1876; m. 18 May, 1906, Weston Lemuel,
son of Luther and Sarah Fickett of Errol, b. 17 July, 1869.
6. Emma' Harper (Joseph', Joseph', Samueb) b. 4 May, 1845, in Loudon; m.
1 May, 1864, John J. A., son of Robert and Charlotte (Perkins) Huckins,
b. 1842. She d. 27 Nov., 1906. Child: Bertha Lilhan' Huckms, b. 5
April, 1865; m. 24 April, 1898, John W. Stevens of Loudon.
7. Mabel' Harper (Joseph') b. 2 March, 1855, in Loudon ; m. George O. Fogg,
son of Stephen Fogg of Readfield, Me. ChUdren ;
i. M-YRA' Fogg, d. in infancy.
h. Gladys Perkins Fogg, b. 26 March, 1881; m. 3 Aug., 1904, Milo E.
Benedict, b. 6 June, 1866, son of Abel J. and Helen (Peck) Bene
dict of Cornwall, Vt. (See Perkins Gen.)
iu. Robert Ste-vens Fogg, b. 8 Jan., 1897.
8. Mittie S.' Harper (Joseph') b. Aug., 1858; m. 28 July, 1878, John E.
TUton of Loudon. He d. 26 May, 1902. Children, b. m Loudon: i.
Frank E.' TUton, b. 2 Nov., 1879. h. Carlton E. TUton, b. 22 April,
1888. hi. Flossie B. Tilton, b. 14 Dec, 1889.
9. Helen' Harper (Charles', Joseph') b. 16 Jan., 1850, Nash-vUle, Term.; m.
30 May, 1871, John Charies Bush, b. 7 Feb., 1846, in N. Y. City.
ChUdren;
i. Alice Adeline' Bush, b. 12 Jan., 1875; d. 1 Feb., 1878.
11. h. Jeannie Gertrude Bush, b. 28 Dec, 1878.
10. William StricklaJnd' Harper (Charles', Joseph') b. 18 AprU, 1867,
Rahway, N. J.; m. 9 March, 1890, May BeU, dau. of James and Sarah
Annie (Tumer) Ackerman, b. 26 July, 1868. Children; i. PhUip
Strickland', b. 12 March, 1893. h. Lois Palmer, b. 1 Oct., 1897. hi.
Paul Ackerman, b. 22 July, 1899. iv. Annabel Trenchard, b. 21 Dec,
1906; d. 1 May, 1909.
WiUiam Strickland Harper spent early life in joumahsm in Paterson,
N. J., and in N. Y. City, but in 1899 was ordained as a minister of the
Gospel m the Presbyterian Church. In 1903 he became a member of
the N. Y. East Conference of the M. E. Church; is now stationed in
Brooklyn, N. Y.
11. Jeannie Gertrude' Bush (Helen* Harper, Charles', Joseph') b. 28
Dec, 1878; m. Aug., 1899, Thomas E. McCabe, b. 1871. She d.
3 Jan., 1904. ChUdren: i. Thomas E.« McCabe, b. 21 June, 1900.
h. Jeannie G. McCabe, b. 13 Sept., 1901. hi. Arthur McCabe, b. 21
Dec, 1903.

186 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
HARRIMAN.
Elder John Harriman was b. in Plaistow, 11 AprU, 1784. The name
Harriman was among those of the first settlers before 1740. Elder Harriman
d. in Newton, 8 AprU, 1866. He m. Rachel GUe also of Plaistow in 1804. Her
father was Major Ezekiel GUe, an officer of the Revolutionary war.
Elder Harriman was ordained as an Evangelist April, 1812; moved to C.
in 1829, where he was soon engaged in a very extensive re-vival, and later be
came pastor of the F. W. Baptist Church, remaining many years in the town.
He represented C. in the legislature two terms. Later he chose a home in
Newton where he spent the remainder of his hfe.
The first Harriman in this country was Leonard of Rowley, Mass., who in
1639 with Rev. Ezekiel Rogers and twenty other famihes fied from ecclesias
tical oppression in Yorkshire County, Eng., and came to N. E. He was then
a very young man. Setthng in Rowley, he was admitted freeman in 1647.
He and his wife, Margaret, had three sons and three daus., John, the eldest
son, b. in 1660, was sacrificed in King PhUip's war. Two sons remained,
Matthew and Jonathan, the one b. in 1662, the other in 1667. Matthew, at
the age of 21, settled in Haverhill, Mass. The same year he m. Ehzabeth
Swan of that town. Their home was on Fishery River, a place now in the com
pact part of the city. They had a large family.
Leonard Harriman, in his wiU in 1691, says, "To my. oldest son, Matthew
Harriman, I give and bequeath all my lands and meadows in ye bounds of
HaverhiU," and "to his son Matthew — my grandchild, I give my arms &
ammunition." He gave Jonathan, his youngest son, his real estate in X-lowley.
The first Matthew Harriman had six sons and six daus. The first chUd,
Matthew, Jr., m. in 1700, Martha Page; they had six sons and three daus.
The eldest son, Joseph, m. in 1723, Lydia Eaton, and had AbigaU, Reuben and
Joseph. This last Joseph had two sons, David and Aseph. David had four
sons, Joseph, Israel, John and Da-vid, the two last the somewhat noted Evan
gelists. They are then the 7th generation of Harrimans in this country.
Elder Harriman and his -wife had six children, John, Caroline, Ehzabeth,
Sarah, Corydon and Hadassah.
Hadassah m. Andrew Bartlett Taylor. (See Taylor Gen.)
HASELTON.
1. Leonard Haselton was b. 20 Jan., 1821, in Manchester; m. 29 Dec,
1852, Mary A., dau. of John G. Howe, b. 18 June, 1831, in Washington.
Mr. Haselton hved quite a number of years in C, and d. 2 April,
1897, m Loudon. Mrs. Haselton d. 11 March, 1910. ChUdren;
i. Irblla, b. 7 March, 1854.
h. LiLLA, b. 21 Nov., 1855.
iu. Mary J., b. 10 Jan., 1868.
iv. Leonard 0., b. 27 Dec, 1859; d. 10 Sept., 1864.
V. Lizzie A., b. 18 July, 1863; d. 22 Aug., 1864.
¦vi. Addie M., b. 26 Aug., 1866.
vu. John G., b. 11 Aug., 1868.
-vhi. Emma B., b. 2 July, 1871; d. 21 June, 1901.
ix. Alpheus J., b. 6 Oct., 1873.

GENEALOGIES. 187
HAVEN.
1. Henry H.' Ha-vbn, b. 1 May, 1840, in Newport; m. 24 July, 1867, ArvUla,
dau. of Robert Lear. He d. 4 March, 1901. She d. 27 Feb., 1891.
2. Frank B.' Haven (Henry H.') b. 7 May, 1875, in Goshen; m. 4 Sept.,
1892, in HUlsboro, Ida M., dau. of Lionel and Clara Nelson, b. 31
Oct., 1874, in HUlsboro. Mr. Haven resides m C. Children: i.
Evelene M.', b. 2 Aug., 1898. u. Eunice M., b. 6 Aug., 1902.
HAYNES.
1. Hiram G.' Haynes, son of Nathaniel', was b. in C, 6 or 29 March, 1812.
He m. Mary Carohne, dau. of Mighel Shattuck, b. in Nashua 13 July,
1814. She was a descendant of Gen. Israel Putnam of Revolutionary
fame. He d. m C. 29 Oct., 1888, and she, 27 March, 1902. Children:
2. i. George Washington', b. 1839.
h. Hannah, b. in Lowell, Mass.
iu. Sarah, b. in LoweU, Mass; d. 9 Oct., 1863, in C.
3. iv. Lyman Hersey, b. 29 March, 1843.
4. V. Moses Elkins, b. 4 March, 1846.
5. -vi. Charles Putnum, b. 24 March, 1848.
6. vh. Lizzie Frances, b. Feb., 1861.
viu. Willie Shattuck, b. in C. and d. 16 Oct., 1864, aged ten years.
2. George Washington' Haynes (Hiram', Nathaniel') b. in Lowell, Mass.,
1839; m. in C. 6 Sept., 1867, Martha B. RandaU. (See RandaU Gen.)
He d. 19 AprU, 1903. Child: Sarah Lizzie', b. 10 March, 1873.
3. Lyman Hersey' Ha-ynes (Hiram; Nathaniel') b. in C, 29 March, 1843;
m. first, Susan A. Smith, b. at Middlebury, Vt. Her parents were Enos
and Nancy (Sargent) Smith. Enos was b. at Hartford, Vt., and Nancy
Sargent in Concord. She d. in C, 7 Sept., 1887. He m. second, Mrs.
Clara (Peaslee) Gale, 23 April, 1893, at C. She was dau. of Zaccheus
and Betsey (Parrish) Peaslee, and was b. 16 Aug., 1846, at GUmanton.
Lyman H. Haynes d. iu C, 1 March, 1903. Children by first marriage:
i. Annie.'
ii. Lillian.
hi. Moses J., b. 27 Dec, 1869.
7. iv. Addie Mabel, b. 1 Nov., 1872, in Boscawen.
4. Moses Elkins' Haynes (Hiram; Nathaniel') b. in C, 4 March, 1846; m.
in July, 1868, Susan Flanders. ChUd: Mira May, b. in Boscawen,
May, 1890; d. in infancy.
5. Charles Putnum' Haynes (Hiram', Nathaniel') b. in C, 24 March, 1848!
m. 10 July, 1868, Mrs. Therza Ann (Colbum) Chase. He d. in Pena
cook. Children: i. Myrtie C.', b. 17 July, 1873. h. Ralph Putnum.
6. Lizzie Frances' Haynes {Hiram', Nathaniel') b. in C, Feb., 1851; m.
Frank FuUerton. Resides in Franklin. ChUdren: i. Dehna Louise'.
u. Llewellyn Tracy, ih. Maud. iv. Grace MabeUe. v. MUdred.

188 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
7. Addie Mabel' Haynes (Lymaw, Hiram', Nathaniel') b. 1 Nov., 1872, in
Boscawen; m. 15 June, 1896, at Concord, Rev. Wm. A. W., son of
Charles W. and Martha B. Hardy, b. in Penacook 14 June, 1869.
Children:
i. Doris Eastman', b. 24 Aug., 1897.
h. Gertrude Haynes, b. 13 Jan., 1900.
in. Charles William, b. 9 Aug., 1905.
HAZELTINE.*
The Hazeltines are said to have come from Rowley, Eng., to Rowley
Plantation, Mass. Some bearing the name are found in Concord prior to
1740.
1. The name William' Hasbltine is found in the census hst of 1790, at
which time it appears that he had three sons and two daus. WUliam
Hazeltine is one of the ten signers of the covenant adopted by the Con
gregational Church 3 Nov., 1790. By the record on a stone in the
Center cemetery, he d. 29 Jan., 1826, aged 81 years. Sarah HaU, his
wife, d. 24 May, 1845, aged 92 years.
2. Abials Hazeltine, without doubt the son of WUham, m. Hannah Adams.
He d. 6 June, 1838, aged 61 years. She d. 24 Jan., 1849, aged 70 years.
Both are interred in the Center cemetery. Children, b. in C. :
i. Hannah', b. 6 Jan., 1811; m. Thomas Clough. (See Clough Gen.)
h. Sarah Hall, b. 4 Feb., 1814; m. Abner Clough. (See Clough Gen.)
ih. Abial Samuel, b. 1 Sept., 1815; d. 21 Sept., 1820.
HEATH.
1. Abrahams Heath, son of Isaac and Susan (HaU) Heath, was b. 9 Aug.,
1783, in Hampstead; m. 25 May, 1813, Mary MorrUl m Chester. He d.
29 Aug., 1866; she, 3 Jan., 1839.
2. Joseph' Heath (Abraham', Isaac') b. 11 Dec, 1823, in Northfield; m.
21 Dec, 1848, in Gilmanton, Caroline M. Grant, b. 27 Oct., 1826, a
dau. of Samuel and Hannah Diurell Grant. Joseph Heath d. 23 April,
1892, in C, where he had resided since 1849. Children;
i. Francis A.', b. 27 Oct., 1849; d. 24 May, 1857.
u. Mary E., b. 22 June, 1861; d. young.
hi. Sidney S., b. 28 July, 1853; d. 15 May, 1867.
iv. Mary E., 2d, b. 25 Nov., 1856.
V. Etta F., b. 12 Sept., 1858; m. 24 Dec, 1898, Charles J., son of Rev.
John Chamberlain, b. 12 Jan., 1855, in C; d. 15 AprU, 1908, in
Canton, Mass.
vi. Frank A., b. 1 April, 1860.
¦vii. Joseph S., b. 23 Dec, 1861; d. 14 July, 1862.
-vih. Addie M., b. 17 Feb., 1864.
* The name is variously spelled Hazeltine, Haseltine, Hazelton and Haselton
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HEATH.
1. Joseph Smarts Heath was b. in C, 4 March, 1800. His parents, Caleb'
and AbigaU (Carter) Heath, Jr., were m. in C, in 1799. He m. in C. 3
March, 1836, Jemima Clough, dau. of James and Mehitable (Berry)
Lake, and d. m C. 7 Dec, 1872. His wife d. 25 Jan., 1891. Children:
2. i. Mary Webster', b. 28 July, 1838.
3. h. Ruth Emily, b. 28 March, 1841.
iu. Weltha Jane, b. 3 Dec, 1843; m. in C. 16 July, 1860, Joseph
Knowles. (See Knowles Gen.) She d. 22 Dec, 1862.
4. iv. Joseph Walter, b. 22 Sept., 1847.
V. Silas Quimby, b. 25 Aug., 1855; m. in C. 5 June, 1883, Addie Maria,
dau. of Robert and Adaline (Duncklee) Houston of Bedford,
where she was b. 24 Dec, 1852. SUas Q. d. in C. 12 March,
1889, and she in Manchester 19 July, 1898. No children.
2. Mary Webster' Heath (Joseph', Caleb) b. 28 July, 1838; m. in Jan.,
1860, MerrUl Moore. She d. 8 May, 1901. Children:
i. George Merrill' Moore, b. 24 Feb., 1862; m. Minnie Nichols;
d. 1 Sept., 1886.
h. Clara Moore, d. young.
5. ih. Sadie Eliza Moore, b. 13 Feb., 1871.
3. Ruth Emily' Heath (Joseph; Caleb') b. 28 March, 1841; m. 23 Sept.,
1868, in C, Edmund, son of Samuel and  (Emerson) Lougee,
b. m Loudon, and d. m C. 8 July, 1891. She d. 11 Aug., 1873. Child;
6. i. Mae Belle' Lougee, b. 22 March, 1868.
4. Joseph Walter' Heath (Joseph', Caleb') b. 22 Sept., 1847; m. in C. 9
Sept., 1866, Phebe, dau. of Hiram C. and Alma (Pevere) Squiers. (See
Squiers Gen.) He d. in C. 13 March, 1878. Children:
i. Cora Alma*, b. 18 Sept., 1866; m. James Scott. Child: Winfield
Scott, b. in Oklahoma, the first white child b. in Oklahoma after
it was opened for settlement. James Scott d. there soon after
the child was b. Cora m. second, John Schooley of Iowa, where
she now resides and has three chUdren.
h. Walter Joseph, b. 7 May, 1869, in C; m. first, 30 Dec, 1888,
Ehza Keniston; m. second, 26 Dec, 1906, Neva M., dau. of
Oren J. and Miriam (Chfford) Randall. (See Randall Gen.)
Children by first marriage: 1. Mel-vin, d. at about three years.
2. Grace, b. 22 April, 1893; m. m 1910, Herbert Lyons, of Frank
hn. 3. Josephine Ola, b. 25 Jan., 1897.
hi. Charles Hiram, b. U June, 1875; m. Myrtie Lord and has three
children, Calvin, Olive and Joseph.
5. Sadie Eliza' Moore (Mary, Joseph', Caleb) b. 13 Feb., 1871; m. 13
Feb., 1887, Fred L. Watson. Children:
i. Elfleda May' Watson, b. 9 Feb., 1888; m. 14 Aug., 1904, Burt
Taylor, and resides in Meredith. ChUdren: 1. Weshe Leslie
Taylor, b. 7 June, 1908. 2. Maurice Leon Taylor, b. 23 May,
1909.
h. Bernice Alberta Watson, b. 10 Oct., 1891.
iu. Fred Leslie Watson, b. 20 Aug., 1901.
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190 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
6. Mae Belle' Lougee (Ruth Emily, Joseph', Caleb') b. 22 March, 1868;
m. 8 Jan., 1889, James A. Butler and had four children; m. second, 3
Feb., 1910, John W. Dresser of Franklm. ChUdren by first marriage:
Harold Edmund' Butler, b. 23 Sept., 1889.
Ruth Mae Belle Butler, b. 30 AprU, 1891; d. 1 Sept., 1891.
ii. Laurence William Butler, b. 30 Oct., 1895.
V. Genevieve Cecilia Butler, b. 31 July, 1897.
HEATH.
1. William' Heath and his -wife, Mary, came from London, Eng., on the
frigate Lyon, landing in this country Sept., 1632. His five children
were all b. in London. The famUy settled in Roxbury, Mass. WUliam
was a member of the First Assembly of Deputies, 14 May, 1634, and for
some years subsequently. He d. 29 May, 1652. His wife, Mary, d.
16 Dec, 1669.
2. Pblegs Heath was the son of WUliam' and Mary, and the father of
3. William' Heath.
4. Samuel' Heath was b. 27 Dec, 1701, in Roxbury, Mass., but settled in
Plaistow, and was a farmer. Date of death unknown but he was h^ving
as late as 1794, with his son Samuel' in Bristol.
5. Samuel' Heath (Samuel*, William', Peleg', William') was b. 1754 in
Plaistow; m. 11 April, 1782, Sarah Webster of Plymouth. He moved to
Bristol in 1785. He was a soldier in the Revolutionary army from
Plaistow. He d. 13 June, 1833. His wife d. 7 July, 1839, in Bristol.
6. Robert' Heath (Samueb, Samuel*) b. 14 Nov., 1789; m. first, 7 AprU,
1812, Hannah Nelson, b. 21 Feb., 1792; d. 6 Jan., 1841; m. second, Mrs.
PoUy B., widow of Joseph Dow. She d. 31 July, 1863. He d. 8 Oct.,
1853. Children all by first marriage, b. in Bristol:
i. Stephen Nelson', b. 14 Feb., 1816.
h. Sarah Ann, b. 5 Feb., 1817.
iu. Samuel P., b. 18 June, 1819.
iv. John S., b. 31 July, 1821.
V. Charles B., b. 5 Nov., 1823.
vi. Horace W., b. 14 Nov., 1826.
7. -vii. Levi Nelson, b. 3 March, 1829.
vui. William P., b. 23 Jan., 1831.
ix. Harriet J., b. 20 Aug., 1833.
X. Emily Wells, b. Dec, 1836.
7. Le-vi Nelson' Heath (Robert', Samueb, Samuel*) b. 3 March, 1829; m.
first, 20 Feb., 1851, Susannah C, dau. of John Gordon of New Hamp
ton. She d. 11 June, 1875. Levi Heath m. second, Mrs. Julia Scales,
dau. of Augustus Atwood of Danbury. He d. 11 May, 1904. Children
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i. Annie Abbie', b. 17 Dec, 1861; m. 1873, Henry Brown' of Concord.
She resides in Lancaster, Mass. Children: 1. Mabel Susanna
Brown, b. 3 May, 1874, in Concord. 2. Annie Maud Brown, b.
18 Dec, 1876; m. Elba Carpenter of Lancaster. They have two
children: Eari" and Ruth Janette Cai'penter.
u. Ida Gertrude, b. 4 Dec, 1853; m. 1 March, 1892, Ohver BaUou
of Concord. He d. 5 Oct., 1902, in Concord. She resides in
Concord.
hi. Naomi Jane, b. 31 May, 1856, in Bristol; was in business in N. Y.
City many years and still resides there.
8. iv. Ed-win Gordon, b. 31 Jan., 1858.
V. Alfred Houston, b. 29 March, 1860; m. 5 April, 1888, in C,
Dorothy Ehzabeth Herber, b. 19 Feb., 1853, in Germany. She
was the dau. of John Christopher and Sophia (Graffe) Herber,
both of Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany. She was the eldest of
eight chUdren. Children; 1. Mary Elizabeth', b. 8 Sept., 1889,
in Bristol. 2. William Herber, b. 6 Sept., 1891, in Bethlehem,
N. Y. Alfred H. Heath was a resident of C. for several years;
after his marriage removed to Bristol. He d. 12 June, 1908, in
Bristol.
¦vi. Nellie Emogene, b. 26 May, 1863; m. Alfred B. Harvey of N. Y.
aty 4 July, 1884; d. Aug., 1898. Children; 1. Ralph Gordon'
Harvey, b. 6 June, 1885, in New York. 2. Harold Rolfe Har
vey, b. 19 March, 1891, in New York.
-vii. Carrie Emma, b. 19 June, 1866; m. 16 July, 1887, Frank A. Holmes
of Sutton, Vt.; d. 11 May, 1896. No children.
ChUd by second marriage:
-vih. Levi Bartlett, b. 23 Feb., 1880, in Bristol; m. 26 June, 1904, Ahce
Gordon of New Hampton. Child; Rachel Viola', b. 19 May,
1906.
8. Ed-win Gordon' Heath (Levi'', Robert', Samueb) b. 31 Jan., 1858, in
Bristol; m. 14 Aug., 1884, in C, Anna Eliza, dau. of Joseph Clough and
Laura Adams (CogsweU) Sanborn, who was b. 7 March, 1851, in C.
Anna, E. Sanbom was the granddau. of Benjamin Sanbom and Hannah
Clough, and the great-great-granddau. of the Rev. Abiel Foster and his
second wife, Mary Rogers; also on the CogsweU side she is a direct de
scendant of the first settled minister of C. Ed-win G. Heath has been a
resident of C. since the autumn of 1877. In the faU of 1881 he went to
the Borough and hved for a time on the Ames place, then removed to
the Sanbom homestead where he now resides. He spent the winter of
1879-80 traveling in the South, in the interests of the South Pubhshing
Co. of N. Y. City. He -visited cities of Md., Va., N. and S. C, Ga., and
Fla. ChUd: Chester Earl', b. 18 March, 1887, m C; m. 30 April, 1910,
Mary Abby, dau. of George F. and Adeha (Jones) Kelley of GUmanton.
HERRICK.
1. James H.' Herrick of Sanbomton m. first, Clarissa Arlin of C. who d.
30 AprU, 1851, aged 52 years; m. second, Rachel A. Blake, b. 2 May,
1810, d. 6 Dec, 1885. Mr. Herrick lived in C. about 25 years and d.
in E. Concord 8 March, 1880, aged 81 years. Children by first mar
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192 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
2. i. Mary A.s, b. 1825.
h. Elizabeth, b. 1827; d. 23 March, 1850; unm.
hi. Clara, b. 1829.
2. Mary A.s Herrick (James H.') b. 1825; m. Sylvester Lovering of Loudon
who d. 20 Sept., 1906, aged 85 years. She d. 13 Feb., 1909, aged 84
years. They had an adopted son, Roscoe C. Lovermg, who m. Jennie
Wiggin. He d. 26 Dec, 1889, leaving a son, Roscoe Lovering.
HILL.
1. John' Hill was b. 28 June, 1773, in Barrington; m. AbigaU Cram, b. 22
Oct., 1775, in Pittsfield. He d. 27 Aug., 1833. Children:
2. i. Trueworthys, b. 8 Jan., 1798.
h. John, b. 11 July, 1799.
ih. Samuel C, b. 17 Nov., 1803, in Pittsfield.
iv. Polly S., b. 16 Feb., 1809, in Holdemess; m. Simeon B. Foster.
(See Foster Gen.)
2. Trueworthys Hill (Johw) b. 8 Jan., 1798, in Pittsfield; m. first, Jan.,
1818, Ahnira Wheeler, b. 24 March, 1798, d. 13 Jan., 1852; m. second,
26 March, 1855, Mary Nudd of C, b. 2 July, 1813. He d. 20 Feb.,
1872. ChUdren by first marriage:
i. Edmund D.', b. 27 June, 1818; m. La^vina Fletcher. They had sev
eral chUdren.
h. Almira M., b. 21 Dec, 1820; unm.; d. 2 Oct., 1866.
ih. William W., b. 28 May, 1823; d. 16 AprU, 1827.
iv. Trueworthy, Jr., b. 8 Nov., 1825; m. 1 Jan., 1853, Elizabeth Ann
Mason. He d. 11 May, 1864. They had two children. (See
Mason Gen.)
V. William C, b. 29 March, 1828; d. Oct., 1829.
vi. Samuel S., b. 29 Sept., 1830; m. 23 Feb., 1859, Sarah E. Cram. He
d. 28 Jan., 1862. They had one child.
vii. John N., b. 27 July, 1833; m. 11 Nov., 1866, EmUy A. Lake. She
d. 21 Oct., 1875. They had three children. He m. a second
time.
-viii. Rhoda A. E., b. 6 Oct., 1839; m. 13 Nov., 1858, George W. Lake.
ix. Lucinda Jane Clough, b. 24 Jan., 1833; m. 1 Jan., 1862, Morrill
Fletcher. (See Fletcher Gen.)
HILLS.
1. Daniel' Hills was b. in HaverhiU, Mass., in 1727. "His name first
appears on the tax hst in 1792. " He and his four sons bought land on
Bay HUl, Northfield. "The deeds to the first purchase are dated
1788." He m. Hannah Emery of HaverhiU, Mass., and it is supposed
that they d. in Northfield. Children;
i. Daniels, b. 12 May, 1768.
h. Abigail, b. 7 March, 1760.
2. hi. David, b. 4 June, 1762.
iv. Timothy, b. 27 Jan., 1764.
V. Hannah, b. 17 July, 1768.
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2. Capt. Da-vid' Hills (Danieb) b. 4 June, 1762; m. 29 Nov., 1787, Susannah
Cole of Bradford, Mass., b. 26 Oct., 1766. He was both a farmer and
cooper. She d. 26 Oct., 1856. Children, all b. in Northfield;
i. SusAN', b. 16 Feb., 1792.
h. Abiah, b. 11 Feb., 1795.
iu. Daniel, b. 18 June, 1797.
iv. Abigail, b. 18 Jan., 1799.
V. David, b. 3 Feb., 1801.
-vi. Clarissa, b. 14 Dec, 1803.
-vh. Emery, b. 18 Jan., 1806.
3. -viu. Samuel, b. 26 Dec, 1808.
3. Samuel' Hills (David; Danieb) b. 26 Dec, 1808; m. 6 Dec, 1832, Judith
Clough of C, b. 6 Dec, 1808. He was a blacksmith and spent his whole
hfe at C. Center. He was a dea. of the Congregational Church from
1853 tiU his death, 13 April, 1882. Mrs. HiUs d. 8 Sept., 1888. Child:
Mary Ehza', b. 2 Feb., 1834; m. 3 June, 1852, John P. KimbaU of C,
b. m Boscawen 23 Dec, 1827. She d. 6 Nov., 1874. (See KunbaU
Gen.) The early records of this family are from the Northfield History.
HOUSER.
1. Henry Hirams Houser, son of Jesse' and Mary Steffe Houser, was b.
25 AprU, 1846, in McVeyto-wn, Penn.; m. 19 Jan., 1871, in Concord,
Susan Augusta, dau. of Joseph Moody and Ehzabeth Emery (Fellows)
Foster. (See Foster Gen.) Children, b. in C. :
i. Elizabeth Foster', b. 3 Nov., 1871.
2. u. Joseph Moody, b. 18 Sept., 1873.
3. iu. Harry Hiram, b. 25 July, 1879.
2. Joseph Moody' Houser (Henry H.', Jesse') b. 18 Sept., 1873; m. 1894,
SteUa N. Sargent of C, b. 28 Nov., 1874; d. 23 March, 1907, in C.
ChUdren, all b. in C. ;
i. Jesse Earl', b. 27 Oct., 1894; d. 1 Nov., 1894.
u. Leola Foster, b. 5 March, 1900.
hi. Joseph Mahlan, twin, b. 10 Feb., 1907.
iv. JoicE Moody, twm, b. 10 Feb., 1907; d. 10 Feb., 1907.
3. Harry Hiram' Houser (Henry H.', Jesse') b. 26 July, 1879; m. 1901,
Catharine Mclsaac, b. 6 March, 1880. Child:
i. Elizabeth Cordelia', b. 22 Feb., 1902, in Concord.
HOWE.
1. John' Howe, b. 1781 hi Bow; m. AbigaU  , b. 1781 m Epsom.
He d. 1 March, 1838; she d. 3 March, 1849, both in C. John Howe
served in the War of 1812. This branch of the Howe family is descended
from Lord Timothy Howe. ChUdren:
i. Susan B.s, b. 20 AprU, 1812, m C; m. 19 April, 1842, Alfred S. Ab
bott. (See Abbott Gen.)
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194 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
2. u. Samuel Ne-well, b. 29 Oct., 1819.
ih. Polly, m. 3 March, 1830, in C, Thomas Brown of Concord. Chil
dren : Abby Bro-wn, John Brown, George Bro-wn. Abby Brown
m.  Cleveland.
2. Samuel Newell' Ho-we (Johw) b. 29 Oct., 1819, m C; m. Abby, dau.
of John Scates. He removed to Boston, Mass., in 1842; d. 28 Jan.,
1902. She d. 19 Dec, 1868. ChUdren:
i. Emma', b. in Boston, Mass.; d. 21 May, 1849, in C, aged 5 years.
u. George, b. in Boston; d. 18 June, 1849, in C, aged 3 years.
3. hi. Charles O., b. 3 Feb., 1848.
iv. George C, b. in Boston.
4. V. Emma J., b. 22 Oct., 1851, in C.
5. -vi. Frank N., b. 24 Aug., 1854, in C.
3. Charles O.' Howe (Samuel Newelb, Johw) b. 3 Feb., 1848, in Boston,
Mass., where he m. 5 AprU, 1870, Emma, dau. of Lorenzo D. SneU.
ChUdren: i. NeweU E.', b. 10 Aug., 1871, at Beverly, Mass. h. Cora
M., b. 23 Oct., 1881, at Beverly, Mass. hi. Emest W., b. 12 June,
1889, at Manchester, Mass. iv. Walter B., b. 27 July, 1893, at Man
chester, Mass.
4. Emma J.' Howe (Samuel Newelb, Johw) b. 22 Oct., 1861; m. Hoyt Mc-
Comb. She d. Dec, 1909.
5. Frank N.' Howe (Samuel Newelb, Johw) b. 24 Aug., 1854; m. 26 Nov.,
1876, at Beverly, Mass., Rebecca P., dau. of Gorham P. NewhaU. He
d. 20 Aug., 1906, at Beverly, Mass. Children:
6. i. George G.', b. 25 April, 1877. u. Laura A., b. 1 July, 1882.
6. George G.' Howe (Frank N.', Samuel Newelb, Johw) b. 25 AprU, 1877;
m. 14 June, 1906, Nancy Kennedy. ChUd: Eleanor M.', b. 7 Oct., 1908.
HOYT.
1. John' Hoyt, an original settler of Salisbury, Mass. He was probably b.
between 1610 and 1615. He was sergeant of Sahsbury Mihtary Co.,
1658. Had two wives, both were named Frances. He m. first, about
1635; she d. 23 Feb., 1642-43; m. second, 1643^4. He d. 28 Feb.,
1687-88.
2. Thomas' Hq-tt (Johw) b. 1 Jan., 1640-41; m. Mary, dau. of WUham and
Elizabeth Brown of Sahsbury. Lived in Salisbury untU his removal
to Amesbury between 1680 and 1686.
3. Lieut. Thomas' Hoyt (Thomas; Johw) m. first, 22 May, 1689, Ehza
beth Huntington, who d. 29 Jan., 1721-22; m. second, 18 Nov., 1722,
Widow Mary Bamard (probably vridow of Joseph). Mary d. 1740-41.
He hved at "Pond HUl," Amesbury, where he was prominent in town
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4. Thomas' Hoyt (Lieut. Thomas; Thomas; Johw) b. 18 Jan., 1703-04; m.
20 Jan., 1725-26, Ruth Barnard, granddau. of Thomas Barnard. He
received the west half of his father's farm and probably lived on it.
He d. in 1743 or early in 1744.
5. Thomas' Hoyt (Thomas*, Thomas', Thomas; Johw) b. 17 May, 1731.
Probably m. Miriam KimbaU of HaverhiU, Mass., 5 Sept., 1764. He was
a tanner; moved to C. in 1771-72 and d. in the Revolutionary war, 1
Sept., 1778. His widow, Miriam, m. 26 Nov., 1781, in C, Benjamin
Blanchard. Children by the first marriage:
i. Abner', b. 17 Dec, 1764; m. Martha Weeks, moved to Wheelock,
Vt., and d. there. Several sons and one dau.
h. Phebe, b. 22 Nov., 1756; m. David Ames. (See Ames Gen.)
hi. Ruth, b. 24 July, 1759; m. Sargent MorriU.
iv. Thomas, b. 14 April, 1762; m.  Morrill, had daus. but no
sons; hved and d. in Dan-ville, Vt.
V. Sarah, b. 13 Nov., 1765; m. 24 March, 1785, Abraham MorriU.
-vi. Barnard, m. 22 Nov., 1796, Judith, dau. of Laban 5 Morrill (Ezekiel;
Ezekiel', Jacob', Abraham'). She was b. in C, 7 July, 1776.
Moved to Wheelock, Vt., where he d. Their first son, Jonathan',
was b. in C, 21 Nov., 1797.
HUCKINS.
The Huckins famihes of N. H. appear to have been descendants of Robert'
Huckins, who was in Dover in 1640, one of the signers of the "Dover Combi
nation, " b. doubtless in Devonshire or Cornwall, Eng. He had only one son,
Lieut. Jamess, who in turn had only one son, Robert'. From the latter the
descent is Robert', Isaac, to Joseph' and Samuel' to the two families iden
tified with C. Joseph was b. 6 Aug., 1777, in Bamstead. He was of Pitts
field in 1800 and Bridgewater in 1814; m. before 1800 Nancy, dau. of Ezekiel
and Mary (Dow) Collins, b. 22 April, 1774, in Salisbury, Mass., d. 14 Sept.,
1862. He d. 19 July, 1858, in Bridgewater. Children: 1. Nathan C' 2.
James. 3. Mary. 4. Mehitable. 5. Lydia. 6. Joseph. 7. Nancy. 8.
Isaac. The first six were b. in Pittsfield, the remainder in Bridgewater.
Nathan C' Huckins (Joseph', Isaac, Robert*, Robert', Lieut. James', Robert')
b. 10 Aug., 1800; d. 9 July, 1869, in C; m. 19 March, 1822, Sarah,
dau.jof Nathaniel and Jane (Moore) Whidden, b. 30 March, 1803, in C,
d. 31 July, 1895, m TUton. Children, b. m Groton:
i. Sylvester W.', b. 4 Oct., 1823; d. 4 Jan., 1834.
u. Cheney N., b. 27 Nov., 1826; d. 20 Feb., 1905, in Tilton; m. 3 Jan.,
1871, Mrs. Eliza A. (Coombs) Plumer, dau. of Rev. Stephen and
Lucretia (Isham) Coombs, b. 22 Oct., 1824, at Cape Cod, Mass.,
d. mTilton 4 April, 1909.
ih. and iv. Twins; d. a few weeks after birth.
V. Margaret Ann, b. 17 Jan., 1836; m. Josiah, son of Capt. Elisha
and Mary (Plumer) Piper, 25 Aug., 1869. He was b. 1803 in
Meredith, and resided at TUton where he d. 16 Oct., 1883. Mrs.
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196 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
Samuel' Huckins (Isaac, Robert*, Robert', Lieut. James', Robert') b. in Barn-
stead 22 Nov., 1781. He left Pittsfield m 1790 and settled m C. about
1803. He was a blacksmith and located in the HUl's Comer school
district, first at the junction of the Gilmanton road with the most
easterly road running to Northfield. The foundation of his house is
stUl -visible from the highway. Three years later, he moved near
HiU's Tavern, where he resided untU his death, 18 Nov., 1853. He m.
Polly, dau. of Nathaniel and Jane (Moore) Whidden, 24 March, 1805,
b. m C. 7 July, 1785, d. 7 Dec, 1842; m. second, 8 Nov., 1844, Mrs.
Mary Moulton (KimbaU) Tilton of C, b. 23 Jan., 1797, d. 6 July,
1868. Children by first wife b. m C. :
i. Nathaniel W.', b. 21 Feb., 1806; m. Irene, dau. of Joseph and
Ehzabeth (Sherbume) PoUard of Hudson; d. 23 Oct., 1830.
No chUdren. She m. second, Pitts W. Whidden (who caUed
himself Wilham P. Whidden) and d. 5 May, 1862. (See Whidden
Gen.)
h. Samuel, blacksmith, b. 27 April, 1808; m. 5 May, 1844, Louisa,
sister of Irene PoUard of Hudson, b. 22 Jan., 1818, d. 1 Dec,
1873, at Loudon. He d. 5 Dec, 1883, at Loudon. Child;
Georgiana', b. 31 July, 1846; m. John F. Ordway of Worcester,
Mass., who d. 10 Dec, 1906, aged 63 years.
ih. Maria Jane, b. 26 Feb., 1810; m. Abram BueU of Groton; d. 20
May, 1849. Children: Daniel' and Mary E. BueU. After his
wife's death Mr. BueU m. again and moved to the West.
iv. Abigail, b. 14 Feb., 1816; m. Asel BueU, brother of Abram. She d-
14 Jan., 1849. He d. at Bristol, aged 79 years, 5 months.
Child: Alphas W.» BueU of HaverhiU, Mass., b. 1 Jan., 1844;
m. 9, April, 1876, Nelhe E. Goodell, b. 17 AprU, 1850, m Wobum,
Mass.
V. Elizabeth Ann, b. 2 Dec, 1826; m. 26 May, 1849, SUas K. Batch-
elder of C, b. 31 March, 1826, d. 14 Sept., 1879. She d. 26
April, 1886. ChUdren:
1. Abbie Maria' Batchelder, b. 29 July, 1850; m. first, Henry
T. Leavitt, 6 June, 1872. He d. 26 Feb., 1873; m. second,
James Monroe Gilmore of Putnam, Conn. Children; (1)
Jennie, b. 2 Dec, 1876. (2) Josephine, b. 14 Sept., 1879.
2. Joseph Orman Batchelder, b. 8 May, 1852; m. Emma A.
Buttrick. Children; (1) Mabel', b. 14 March, 1877. (2)
Maud, b. 11 Oct., 1882. Mr. Batchelder d. at HaverhUl,
Mass., 18 Feb., 1896.
3. Ida O. Batchelder, b. 22 Feb., 1866; num., res., Putnam, Conn.
4. Fred S. Batchelder, b. 23 Oct., 1857; d. hi HaverhUl, Mass.,
13 March, 1889.
HUNTOON.
1. Philip' Huntoon, the immigrant ancestor, b. about 1664, m. first, about
1687, Betsey HaU of Exeter; m. second, Hannah  , who d. 22
Dec, 1741. The first mention found of PhUip is his name attached to
"The humble Addresse of the inhabitants and train solders of ye
Province of New Hampshire (Feb. 20, 1689.) to the Hon«bi. the Gov-
ernora and CouncU of theu Maj" Colony of the Matthathuset in New
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put themselves in a capacity of defence against the common enemy,
and praying that protection may be afforded them as formerly. On
21 Feb., 1697, the town of Exeter granted to "phUlip huntune thirty
acres of land joining to a piece of swamp, had formerly. " Another grant
is found on 6 March, 1699. On 12 June, 1702, Phihp deeded a portion
of this land. He left Exeter about 1703 and settled in Kingston, where,
in 1707, he with others deserted the town on account of danger from the
Indians. The other inhabitants being much weakened thereby it was
ordered: "That Mr. Secretary Story write to the Captains of Exeter
and Hampton, that they forthwith direct the persons aforesaid to
return to their former habitations in Kingstown for the strengthen
ing of the place against the common enemy, and in case they shall
refuse to do so, the said captains are hereby ordered that when
they - send soldiers to her majesty's fort, WiUiam and Mary, that
the above persons be the first that shall be sent there." They
undoubtedly refused to return, and subsequent events proved
that Philip, at least, had some cause for his fear. However, in
1708 Philip was again at home in Kingston, for he deeds the
land he bought of Lieut. John Faulsom on the north division
of "Pickpocket Path." July 22, 1710, whUe Philip and eldest son,
Samuel, were ploughing not far from his house, they were surrounded
by a band of Indians who fired upon them. Samuel fell mortally
wounded. Philip and a neighbor were taken prisoners and suffered
terrible cruelties. After long marches they reached Canada and were
sold as prisoners of war to the French. They were informed if they
would buUd a saw mUl for the government and teach the French to saw
lumber after the English method, they should have their freedom.
They erected the mUl, instructed the French and regained their freedom,
although it is said the French never could make the mill run. This
null is said to have been the first for sawing lumber ever erected in
Canada. Tradition says that Philip remained in Canada about two
years. Phihp Huntoon d. 10 May, 1762. Children:
i. Samuels, b. about 1689.
u. Philip, b. about 1694.
2. ih. John, b. about 1696.
iv. Sarah, b. 21 April, 1703.
V. Elizabeth.
vi. Sarah.
2. Johns Huntoon (Philip') b. about 1696; m. Mary Rundlett. He was a
corporal in Captain Ladd's Co. in 1724. Selectman of Kingston in
1740, and his name appears on pubhc records between 1730 and 1760.
He d. Dec, 1778. Children:
i. Samuel', b. 18 June, 1718.
h. Nathaniel, b. 1721.
hi. Charles, b. 12 Oct., 1725.
iv. Lydia.
3. V. John, b. 11 July, 1729.
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198 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
-vii. Daniel, bapt. 7 Nov., 1731.
vui. Mary, bapt. 26 May, 1734; d. 22 July, 1735.
ix. Mary, bapt. 4 July, 1736.
X. Daniel, bapt. 9 July, 1738.
xi. Joseph, b. 1731 (?).
XU. Benjamin, b. 13 July, 1744.
3. John' Huntoon (John', Philip') b. 11 July, 1729, in Kingston; m. 17 Dec,
1754, Ehzabeth Beedee, b. Feb., 1739. He was a soldier sent with others
to guard the inhabitants against the invasion of the savages, about the
time the Bradleys were killed at Concord, 11 Aug., 1746. In 1774
John Huntoon, Jr., with other inhabitants of Kingston, sent to the
assistance of Boston their hearty sympathy and one hundred sheep
for the relief of the poor. He came to C^ about fifteen years brfore
his death, 14 Nov., 1821. Mrs. Huntoon d. 18 Nov., 1821. ChUdren:
i. MosES', b. 31 Aug., 1756.
ii. Aaron, b. 9 June, 1768; served through the Revolutionary war.
in. Stephen, b. 16 May, 1761.
4. iv. Joshua, b. 15 June, 1763.
V. Caleb, b. 1 Aug., 1765; d. 20 Aug., 1765.
vi. Eli, b. 20 July, 1766.
5. vh. Elijah, b. 22 Nov., 1767.
vui. Elisha, b. 20 Nov., 1768.
ix. Betsey, m. Jacob Worthen of Candia.
X. Mehitable, b. 6 Feb., 1774; m. Nathaniel Batchelder of C^
4. Joshua' Huntoon (John', John', Philip'-) b. 15 June, 1753; m. Dec,
1770, Molly Winslow of Kmgston, b. 11 Feb., 1754. He d. 29 March,
1815, m GUmanton. She d. 28 Aug., 1849. ChUdren:
i. Betsey', b. 14 Oct., 1772.
u. Sally, b. 16 Oct., 1777.
hi. Joshua, b. 4 Nov., 1799.
iv. Martha, b. 29 Dec, 1802; m. 9 Oct., 1822, Gardner T. Barker, b. 12
Jan., 1797. She d. 19 June, 1877. They hved in C. many
years. Children : Warren' Barker, Mary Jane Barker, who m.
Joseph Warren Ham (See Ham Gen.), Adeline Barker, Gardner
Barker, Thomas Barker, Erskine Barker.
6. V. Ira, b. 5 AprU, 1805.
vi. Daniel, b. 18 May, 1807.
vii. Mary W., b. 28 July, 1809.
5. Elijah' Huntoon (John', John; Philip') b. 22 Nov., 1767; m. Hannah
French of Candia, b. 26 Aug., 1788, d. 27 Aug., 1850. He d. 20 Dec,
1860. After they were m. they came on horseback from Candia to
C. where they resided. Both d. in C. ChUdren, b. in C. :
i. Sarah French', b. 14 March, 1806; m. 14 Jan., 1835, Ira Huntoon.
h. Lucinda, b. 11 Jan, 1808; d. 1826.
hi. Rebecca, b. 1 Jan., 1810; m. June, 1828, Smith Knowles. (See
Knowles Gen.)
7. iv. Sophia Brown, b. 7 March, 1812.
8. V. Julia French, b. 7 Dec, 1814.
vi. Lydia Clough, b. 22 Nov., 1817; m. Benjamin McClary. (See
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vh. Elizabeth, b. 22 Dec, 1820; m. Orren Evans. She d. Aug., 1868.
Children: Clara', Frank and Fred Evans.
vih. Mary, b. 5 Sept., 1825; m. first, 23 Sept., 1848, m C, Thomas Mc
Clary (see McClary Gen.) ;• m. second, 13 Nov., 1866, in North-
field, Benjamin Kenison of Northfield, where he d. 2 Dec, 1877.
6. Iras Huntoon (Joshua; John; John; Philip') b. 6 AprU, 1805; m. 14
Jan., 1835, Sarah French, dau. of Elijah' and Hannah French Huntoon.
Ira hved in C. many years. Children:
9. i. Lucinda', b. 11 Sept., 1835.
10. u. Charles, b. 19 Feb., 1837.
hi. Daniel M., b. 12 Nov., 1840; d. 21 Sept., 1864, in Hampton, Va.
iv. Lydia Ann, b. 18 Oct., 1843, in C; d. 12 June, 1846.
11. V. Georgb F., b. 10 AprU, 1851.
7. Sophia Bro-wn' Huntoon {Elijah; John') b. 7 March, 1812; m. 24 June,
1847, Samuel B. Upton of Bow. ChUdren: i. Francis' Upton, m.,
Annie Chapman of Epsom. Child: EUa' Upton, h. EUen Sophia
Upton m. Albert Watson of Pittsfield. ChUdren; Ethel Gertrude',
Parker Hanaford and Bertha Watson.
8. Julia French' Huntoon (Elijah*, John') b. 7 Dec, 1814; m. MUton
Nelson. Children:
i. Maria', m. Job GUes. Children: Frank' and Mabel Giles.
u. Darius, unm.; d. returning from the Ci-vil war.
hi. Jane, m. Kendrick Palmer of Bow. Children: Ehas' and Grace
Palmer.
iv. S-YL-VESTER, m. Helen Clark of Sanbomton. ChUdren: NeUie',
Josie, Ralph Sylvester.
V. Albert, m. and has chUdren.
9. Lucinda' Huntoon (Ira', Joshua*, John') b. 11 Sept., 1835; m. 1 Jan.,
1855, Prescott Hall. ChUdren:
i. Annette' Hall, m. George W. Knowles. Children; Addie Lou'
and Charles P. Knowles.
u. Edward Hall, m. LUhan E. Foss. ChUdren: Sadie Frances' and
Lora Edna HaU.
10. Charles' Huntoon (/ra', Joshua*, John') b. 19 Feb., 1837; m. 28 Nov.,
1866, Carohne, dau. of Lyman Abbott. Mr. Huntoon d. 3 Nov., 1876.
ChUdren:
i. Nellie', m. Sydney Prescott. Children: Charles', Sydney, Harvey
Oscar, Ralph and Ruth Prescott.
12. h. Frank Elmer, b. 20 Oct., 1873.
11. George F.» Huntoon (Ira; Joshua; John') b. 10 AprU, 1861; m. 4
Feb., 1873, AbigaU Herbert. ChUd: Curtis F.'
12. Frank Elmer' Huntoon (Charles', Ira', Joshua*) b. 20 Oct., 1873, in
Belmont; m. 21 Sept., 1897, in Lakeport, Ethel May, dau. of Martin J.
Bagley. She was b. 18 Aug., 1874, in Thornton. ChUdren: i. Charles
Martin', b. 13 Oct., 1898. u. Peari Evelyn, b. 11 May, 1901.

200 history of canterbury.

HUTCHINS.

1. Ebenezeri Hutchins, b. 26 Feb., 1776; m. AbigaU Bryar who was b.
30 May, 1787. He d. Sept., -1858. She d. 14 Oct., 1861. Children;
i. Nancy C.s, b. 16 Sept., 1810; m. 8 March, 1836, Nathaniel Stevens.
He d. 11 Nov., 1881.
2. h. Reuben, b. 24 AprU, 1812.
ih. ' Sarah, b. 29 June, 1815; m. 11 AprU, 1838, Caleb C. HaU.
3. iv. John, b. 4 July, 1818.
V. Hannah, b. 8 Jan., 1820; m. in 1850, Amasa Tucker.
-vi. Ebenezer, b. 3 Aug., 1822; m. March, 1847, Citana McDaniel.
vii. Josiah H., b. 22 Aug., 1825; m. Chariotte Clisby.
vhi. Jane, b. 25 July, 1828; m. June, 1848, Van R. Moore; d. 6 Sept., 1886.
2. Reubens Hutchins (Ebenezer') b. 24 April, 1812; m. first, 18 Oct., 1837,
Apphia C, dau. of Wilham and DoUy or Sarah (Worthen or Worthing)
Randall. Children:
i. Mary', m.  Sawyer.
h. Hbnry W., b. 1842; m. 3 Jan., 1878, m C, Sarah E. PUlsbury.
(See PiUsbury Gen.)
in. Josephine, m. first,  Clay; m. second, Richard Sanbom, b. in
1800; m. third, Frank Hall and resides in Boscawen.
iv. Iantha, resides in Franklin; m. first, Jonathan Moulton; m. second,
Prescott J. Webber. Child by first marriage: 1. WUham J.'
Moulton, m. 1 Sept., 1890, LiUian Frances Gleason. (See
Gleason Gen.) Children: (1) LiUian G.' Moulton, b. 8 July,
1892. (2) Leon A. Moulton, b. 28 Jan., 1895.
V. Sarah Louise, d. in infancy.
3. John C' Hutchins (John; Ebenezer) b. Feb., 1841, in C; m. Carohne
Curtis of Concord, where Mr. Hutchins has spent most of his life.
He has been in the employ of the B. & M . R. R. fifty-four years; since
1861, or for fifty years, he has been an engineer on the old Concord line.
INGALLS.
1. John' Ingalls (Eldad; Samueb, Henry; Edmund') first of the name to
settle in C. about 1775, east of the Shaker Settlement, then a -wUder-
ness, came from Atkinson. Edmund', son of Robert and grandson of
Henry Ingalls, was b. m Skirbeck, Lincolnshire, Eng., about 1598, and
came to Salem, Mass., in Governor Endicott's Company in 1628. With
his brother and four others he began the settlement of Lynn. John',
m. Ehzabeth Copp, who d. 22 Jan., 1819, aged 81 years. He d. 8 March,
1815, aged 92 years. ChUdren;
i. Elizabeth', b. 12 Dec, 1757. h. Mehitabel, b. 2 April, 1759.
iu. Moses, b. 7 Oct., 1760. iv. Samuel, b. 28 Sept., 1762.
V. Abiah, b. 27 Nov., 1764. vi. Caleb, b. 4 July, 1766. -vh.
Joshua, b. 6 Feb., 1768. vih. Jesse, b. 7 April, 1770. ix.
Judith, twm, b. 18 Feb., 1772. x. Abigail, twin, b. 18 Feb., 1772.
2. XI. Nathaniel Peabody, b. 25 Sept'., 1773. xu. Daniel, b. 7 Dec,
1775. xm. James, b. 23 Dec, 1776; d. 1789. xiv. David, b. 14
Sept., 1778. XV. James, b. 5 Sept., 1782.
2. Nathaniel Peabody' Ingalls (John; Eldad*) b. 25 Sept., 1773; m.
first, PoUy Haines who d. 1 July, 1823, aged 44 years; m. second, Mrs.

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Sophia (Bradley) Batchelder, dau. of Philbrick and Sarah (Emery)
Bradley of Concord. Mr. Ingalls resided on his father's homestead.
He d. 21 April, 1853. Mrs. IngaUs d. 4 Oct., 1854, aged 66 years.
Children by first marriage, b. in C;
i. Calvin', b. 6 July, 1799.
h. Peabody, b. 18 Aug., 1800.
iii. Polly, d. 15 March, 1803.
iv. Polly, b. 28 March, 1808; m. 12 July, 1829, Moses Davis of Loudon.
V. Matilda, b. 25 March, 1810; m. 27 Nov., 1834, in C, Solomon
Moody Chfford. (See Chfford Gen.)
-vi. Deborah, b. 12 June, 1814; m. 1 April, 1836, John S. Hunt of
Gilford.
vu. Julia, b. 14 Nov., 1816; m. 23 Nov., 1841, Reuben T. W. French of
C. Occupation, carpenter. In 1860, he went to Mount Morris,
N. Y., as agent for the Shakers, to superintend their farm in
the raising of broom com. Later he retired from business but
continued to reside at Mount Morris, where he and Mrs. French
hved to ripe old age. Two sons, Jeremiah and Charles French.
3. -vhi. John, b. 16 Oct., 1820.
ChUdren by second marriage, b. in C.
ix. Almeda Christie, b. 27 Dec, 1826; m. 1867 in Concord, Simon
Cass. (See Cass Gen.)
4. X. Daniel Morrill, b. 1 July, 1829.
3. John' Ingalls (Nathaniel Peabody, John') b. 16 Oct., 1820; m. 23 Dec,
1846, Mehnda HUhard of GUmanton, who d. 18 Jan., 1901. Mr. Ingalls
resided on the ancestral homestead where he d. 26 Aug., 1900. Chil
dren, b. in C:
i. Ariana B.«, b. 24 Jan., 1848; d. 15 Jan., 1872.
u. Oriella, b. 14 May, 1849.
hi. Frank B., b. 8 Dec, 1854; d. 18 April, 1867.
iv. Helen C, b. 4 Sept., 1859.
V. John E., b. 15 Aug., 1861; d. 16 June, 1870.
4. Daniel Morrill' Ingalls (Nathaniel Peabody,' John') b. 1 July, 1829;
m. 4 July, 1854, in Franklin, Ann Elizabeth, dau. of Lieut. WUham and
Sarah W. (Rand) Hancock. (See Hancock Gen.) Mr. Ingalls d. 18
Sept., 1894, in C. Children, b. in C. :
5. i. Byron Peabody', b. 9 July, 1856.
6. u. Fred Williams, b. 28 Nov., 1868.
hi. George Hancock, b. 22 Oct., 1860; m. 14 Dec, 1886, Louie Brown
of Behnont. He was a graduate of Vermont Umversity, M. D.,
1886; taught school in GUmanton, Belmont and. C; began
practice in Belmont, where he served the to-wn as representa
tive, 1893-94; member School Board; member of American
Med. Assoc; N. H. Med. Society; Mass. Med. Society;
ex-president West Roxbury District Med. Society; councilor
and censor Mass. Med. Society; on the staff of the FauUmer
Hospital. ....
iv. William Daniel, b. 6 March, 1865; unm.; passed examination at
Dartmouth, 1889, but on account of illness retumed home and,
after teaching several terms in C. and Belmont, settled in E.
Kingston, where he was member of legislature, 1899-1900, 1907-
08. In trade and farming.

202 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
5. Byron Peabody' Ingalls (Daniel Morrill; Nathaniel Peabody) b. 9
July, 1856; m. 30 Aug., 1884, Alice McCarley of St. Stephens, N. B.
Resides at TUton, where he is in trade. Children, b. in C:
i. Harold Williams', b. 5 Sept., 1885.
h. Arthur Brown, b. 26 Jan., 1888; m. 17 Sept., 1910, in Saugus,
Mass., Christine Margaret Bruce.
hi. Mabel Elizabeth, b. 24 Nov., 1892; m. 4 Feb., 1911, in TUton,
Arthur Guy, son of W. E. Carr of Frankhn.
6. Fred Williams' Ingalls (Daniel Morrill', Nathaniel Peabody) b. 28
Nov., 1858; m. 26 Nov., 1885, Nelhe Frances, dau. of Moses J. and
Alcina French of Kingston. He was a graduate of Vermont Umversity,
M. D., 1884. Physician in Kingston and served the town as supervisor,
town clerk, member Board of Education, and representative to legis
lature, 1893-94. Dr. IngaUs d. 14 March, 1894, in Kingston. Child,
b. in Kingston: i. Winifred Pearl', b. 18 Dec, 1886.
JAMES.
Jonathans James, b. in Deerfield, was a son of John' James of Deerfield; m,
Nancy Sherburne; they resided many years in C; he d. 24 AprU, 1864,
in C, aged 66 years. Child:
i. RoxANNA', b. 21 Jan., 1832, in C; m. Charles F. MorrUl; d. 19
March, 1908, in C. Before her marriage. Miss James spent
several years as a missionary teacher in schools of colored chil
dren in the South. After her marriage, Mrs. MorriU resided
in C, where she always gave freely of service and money to
whatever promoted the interests of the church and the we&are
of the community. JAMES.
1. John' James, b. at Pittsfield; m. first, Mehitable BuzzeU; m. second,
11 Sept., 1823, at C, Jane Stevens; she d. 16 Feb., 1857, aged 67. ChU
dren by first marriage:
i. Marys, m. Wasson Page.
2. h. Almira B., b. 1817.
iu. SARAHB.,b. July, 1819; m. 1843; mC, Richard L.Shaw. (See Shaw
Gen.)
iv. Samuel, d. young.
ChUdren by second marriage:
v. Mehitable, m. Asa Lombard; they resided in Frankhn, where both d.
vi. John, m. first, 14 Feb., 1849, m C, Juha A. Arhn; she d. 14 March,
1849, m C; m. second, Mrs.  Hanson Nudd. Children:
Juha and Fred.
¦vu. Susan; m. second, Nelson Morse of Franklin; m. third, 
WUson; resided in Chicago, IU., where she d. in 1908. '
3. ¦vih. Josiah Stephen.
ix.. Charles, b. in C; m. and resides in Chicago, IU.
2. Almira B.s James (Johw) b. 1817; m. 5 Dec, 1844, Moses Lea^vitt Hun
kins, b. 23 or 26 March, 1810; d. in Manchester, 1880. ChUd: Jose-
phme' Hunkms, b. 7 Aug., 1850; m. 2 Sept., 1870, John Dolber.
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3. Josiah Stephen' James (Johw) b. in C; m. first, 10 Feb., 1853, at
Franklin, Judith A. Da^vis; she d. June, 1873, at Franklin; m. second,
25 March, 1875, Harriet E., dau. of George W. and Almira (Sanbom)
Peverly of C. Mr. James d. 8 Feb., 1906, at Pittsfield. ChUdren by
first marriage: i. George C.», b. 19 Nov., 1864; d. 2 Sept., 1855.
ii. Ida Belle, b. 7 July, 1866; d. 7 AprU, 1861. ih. Frank D.
Children by second marriage; iv. Blanche, m. 2 June, 1902, Mayland
P. Foss, a jeweler at Pittsfield. v. Florence C.
JONES.
Benjamins Jones, son of Benjamin', was b. in C; m. 1810, Sophia, dau. of
Timothy and Eleanor (Lovering) Gleeson or Gleason of Loudon, b. 6
Dec, 1786. Directly after their marriage, they started from Loudon
on an ox sled loaded with their household goods and vrith a heifer tied
behind the sled, for Stewartstown, where they settled. Mr. Jones built
the first frame house in that town. Religious services were often held
here, and for several years the annual town meeting. Later Mr. Jones
and his famUy came to Northfield. He was employed by the Canterbury
Shakers and by farmers in surrounding towns. He d. in C. in 1836.
Mrs. Jones d. 9 Dec, 1866, in LoweU, Mass.
Timothy Gleason, the father of Sophia (Gleason) Jones, was b. 22
March, 1748, and is said to have come to this country about 1760. It
is thought that he was of Irish descent, and that he came here from
Scotland. He was famiharly styled "Master" Gleason, and he was one
of the school masters who exerted a powerful influence upon education
in N. H. in its early history. "Master" Gleason taught in the schools
of Loudon, C. and Northfield, which often numbered sixty or eighty
pupils; he also taught private classes. Mrs. Charlotte Allison Butler,
mother of Gen. Benjamin F. Butler, was one of his pupils and attrib
uted her fondness for letter writing to the instruction of "Master"
Gleason. He was a fine penman, and was often employed by the select
men to record the taxes and town proceedings. Of large stature, he
is remembered as always wearing the Colonial dress. He served in the
Revolutionary war. He m. first, Anne Evans of Barrington, b. 13
March, 1754; m. second, Eleanor Lovering, 1 Oct., 1786, at Loudon,
where he d. 7 Feb., 1827. Children of Benjamin and Sophia Gleason
Jones:
i. MosES'.
ii. Hannah Chesley, b. 1811; m. Charies, son of Timothy and Fannie
(Center) KendaU; d. 15 Jan., 1843, m Nashua.
in. Benjamin Franklin, m. Mary Baxter Adams of Quincy, Mass.,
who was b. 27 July, 1820.
iv. Eliza Ann Pickard, b. 20 June, 1815, m Northfield; m. first,
Thomas J. Brackett of Methuen, Mass., b. 14 Nov., 1806, d.
29 April, 1843; m. second, 1847, Wesley P. Balch of Boston,
Mass.; she d. 29 Aug., 1892.
V Mary Evans, b. 22 Jan., 1818; m. first, 1843, Newman S. Foster
of Nashua, who was a son of Maj. Periey Foster and brother of
Gen. John Gray Foster; m. second, 6 July, 1865, at LoweU,

204 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
Mass., Augustus Gardner Reed, b. 8 Sept., 1816, in Stoddard.
He died 3 July, 1896. She d. 26 April, 1893.
¦vi. Sophia.
¦vii. Charlotte.
viu. Charlotte Sophia, b. 11 June, 1825, in Northfield; m. Edwin P.
Hutchins.
ix. John Paul, b. 1828, in Northfield; m. Harriet Daggett of Law
rence, Mass. He d. 28 Nov., 1907. She d. 1 June, 1909. No
chUdren. JONES.
Walter Albert' Jones, b. 12 Oct., 1883, in Pittsfield, son of Charles A.s
and Mary (Jarvis) Jones. Charles A.' was the son of James'. Mary L.
Jarvis was the daughter of Benjamin and d. 23 Sept., 1903. Walter
A. has resided in C. since 1897. JONES.*
The name Jones is of Welsh origin and derived from the Christian name
John. This branch of the large family of Joneses in the U. S. settled, no doubt,
in what is now known as Rockingham County.
1. William Jones was a resident of Cambridge, Mass., in 1635, and sold out
his lands there is 1638. He appears at Portsmouth in 1644, and was
at Bloody Point (Dover) in 1644. He is not found in the records of
that town after 1648.
2. Stephen Jones, supposed to have been a son of WUliam, was an accepted
inhabitant of Dover in 1666. He was inarried 29 Jan., 1663, to EUza
beth Field.
3. Joseph' Jones (Stephen; William'), undoubtedly a son of Stephen and
Ehzabeth Field, b. probably before 1680, and d. before 30 Jan., 1744,
at which time the inventory of his estate was made. His estate was
divided in 1746, the beneficiaries being his widow, Ann, his sons,
Joseph, Benjamin, John, Anthony, Richard and a dau. of a deceased
son, Samuel.
4. Benjamin' Jones (Joseph; Stephen; William') b. soon after 1700, at
Durham, and probably settled in Lee. He m. about 1767-68, Hannah
Chesley, b. in 1761, at Durham. He settled in C. about 1773-74. ChU
dren:
i. Benjamin', d. young.
h. Rosa.
hi. Elizabeth.
5. iv Daniel, b. 1776. v. Henry, vi. Benjamin.
5. Daniel' Jones (Benjamin; Joseph', Stephen; William') b. in 1776, at
C, where he passed the most of his life engaged in farming. He m. 4
Oct., 1803, Sophia, dau. of Henry and Janet (McCurdy) Parkinson,
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and d. in 1832, at Dorchester, where he had removed but a short time
before. She d. 29 March, 1862, at C. ChUdren;
i. Abigail", b. 26 Feb., 1804.
h. Mary A., b. 18 July, 1806.
ih. George Sullivan, b. 10 Oct., 1810.
iv. Lucinda Jane, b. 23 April, 1815.
6. V. Charles, b. 22 Aug., 1817.
'6. Charles' Jones (Daniel; Benjamin; Joseph') b. 22 Aug., 1817, at C;
m. 9 Sept., 1846, Sarah, dau. of Daniel and Susan (Harvey) Pickard,
b. at C, 24 May, 1826, and d. 18 July, 1886. He d. 14 May, 1879.
Children, b. in C. :
Frank P.', d. in Boston, 1870, aged 23.
Emily J., b. 18 Nov., 1848.
Ellen. Eda, d. at C, 31 Dec, 1860, aged 7.
Paul Henry, b. 2 Aug., 1856.
Charles F., b. 4 Sept., 1858.
Seth Warner, b. 23 June, 1864.
Mary S., b. 17 Nov., 1866.
7. Emily J.' Jones (Charles', Danieb, Benjamin*, Joseph') b. 18 Nov., 1848,
at C; m. 26 Nov., 1882, at Penacook, Charies Elhott, son of Dan W.
and Sarah A. (Batchelder) MorriU. (See MorrUl Gen.) Child: Guy
Ethelbert' MorrUl.
8. Paul Henry' Jones (Charles', Danieb) b. 2 Aug., 1855, at C; m. 10 Dec,
1882, at Chichester, Lizzie HaU, dau. of John F. and Sarah J. (Towle)
French, b. at Chichester, 30 Sept., 1860. John F. French was b. 19
July, 1837, and Sarah Jocina Towle, 13 Nov., 1841, at Chichester.
Child:
12. i. Fred Charles', b. 4 May, 1884.
9. Charles F.' Jones (Charles', Danieb) b. 4 Sept., 1868, at C; m. 6 Aug.,
1893, at Saratoga, Wyo., Mary Emma, dau. of John Rudersdorf, b 22
Sept., 1858, in Germany. Children:
i. John Paul', b. 8 Aug., 1894, at Pass Creek, Wyo.
u. Thomas Rudersdorf, b. 2 Nov., 1895, at Pass Creek, Wyo.
ih. Charles Carroll, b. 21 June, 1897, at C.
10. Seth Warner' Jones (Charles', Danieb) b. 23 June, 1864, at C; m. 19
July, 1892, at Chichester, Susan Ann, dau. of John F. and Sarah J.
(Towle) French, b. 4 Nov., 1871, at Bristol. ChUdren:
i. Compton Wilson', b. 24 Sept., 1895.
h. Warner Edrick, b. 17 June, 1897.
11. Mary S.' Jones (Charles; Danieb) b. 17 Nov., 1866; m. 6 April, 1892,
at Concord, John Welch French, b. 3 Nov., 1862, at Chichester,
and was the son of John F. and Sarah J. (Towle) French. Children:
i. Llo-yd Reginald' French, b. 5 Aug., 1896, at Laconia; d. 20 Aug.,
1902.
ii. Hazel Ardelle French, b. 22 Oct., 1898, at Laconia.
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12. Fred Charles' Jones (Paid Henry, Charles', Danieb) b. 4 May, 1884,
at C; m. 28 Feb., 1909, at E. Corinth, Vt., Jessie Blanche, dau. of
Joseph H. and Carrie M. (Taplin) Carter (See Carter Gen.), b. 1 Dec,
1889. ChUd: Elizabeth Bumiece', b. 17 May, 1910.
KEYSAR-KEZER.
It is difficult to trace the Keysar famihes with certainty on account of the
several spelhngs of the name, Keysar, Kezer, Kezar, Keasor, Keazor, Kizar.
The two speUings, Edmond, Edmund, also cause confusion. These differences
make some of the dates given here questionable.
Dr. Ebbnezer Kezer, who was a Revolutionary soldier, had sons, Edmond,
John and George.
Edmond had chUdren, Joseph, John, Jessie, Benjamin, Mary, Betsey, Phebe,
Susan, MUes, Edmond, Rhoda and Olive.
Edmond Keysar, b. 1781, in C; m. Betsey Young. He d. 14 March, 1853;
she d. 31 July, 1839, aged 55. ChUd.
Benjamin Keysar, b. 1811 in C; m. Belinda, dau. of Stevens and Abigail
Burleigh. He d. 1852; his wife d. 1886. Children:
i. Olive Keysar Piper. Children: Frank, Elmeda, Fred, Emma,
Thomas.
ii. Dudley S., b. 23 Jan., 1833, in Stewartstown; m. 6 Oct., 1858,
Marinda, dau. of Thomas and Emma Hart. He d. 18 Nov.,
1901; she d. 6 April, 1910. ChUdren: Jennie E., Mary S.,
Kate B., Etta J., IsabeUa O., George D. Kate B., b. 6 AprU,
1866, in Hereford, P. Q., m. 11 Nov., 1891, in Pittsburg,
Walter C. Wells.
iu. Pope, d. unm.
iv. Josephine, m.  Blodgett. ChUdren; Henrietta Blodgett, Ben
Blodgett.
V. Edmond C., d. unm.
John Keysar, son of Edmond, m. Deborah Wiswell. ChUdren: Myra,
Sarah, Phebe, WisweU, Susan, Burkley, Clark and Blakley. Lived in
Clarks-vUle and Stewartstown.
An Edmund Kezer's name appears on the roll of the soldiers of the Revolu
tion as corporal from C, and on the tax list 1776. He was a native of
Northfield.
John Kezer, son of Edmund, b. 1776, came to C. about 1826; m. 4 March,
1847, Susannah, dau. of MUes Hodgdon, who lived on the place now
o^wned by Gran^viUe W. Morgan. Mr. Kezer d. 1863; his wife, b. 1783,
d. 1859. MUes Hodgdon d. 6 Oct., 1838, aged 76; his wife, Mary, d.
22 May, 1841, aged 91. John Kezer had a sister, Mary, who m. 
Merrill and lived in Stewartstown. Ebenezer, brother of John, d.
with his nephew, Edward Osgood in C, 19 Dec, 1846, aged 56, unm.
Child of John and Susannah Kezer:
i. Nancy, m. David Towle as his second wife. No chUdren. Jacob,
a son of Mr. Towle, by a former marriage, resides in C. Da^vid
Towle d. 13 Jan., 1872, aged 57; his wife d. 31 May, 1879, aged 72.*
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KIMBALL.*
1. Richard' Kimball was probably the ancestor of most of the numerous
families of the name of Kimball in New England. On 10 AprU,
1634, O. S., at the age of 39, he embarked at Ipswich, in the county of
Suffolk, Old Eng., in the ship, Elisabeth, WiUiam Andrews, master, for
Massachusetts, and landed at Ipswich. He first settled in Watertown,
of which he was a proprietor, in 1636-37; was admitted a freeman 6
May, 1635.
He soon removed from Watertown to Ipswich, and is first known as an ^
inhabitant of that place, 23 Feb., 1637-38, when he was granted by
the town "a house lott next adjoining to goodman Simons at the west
end of y« town"; also granted him the same day "40 acres Beyond the
North River near the land of Robert Scott." In 1639-40, he had "lib
erty to pasture two cows free." He is mentioned "the last day of last
month 1641," as among the commoners of Ipswich, and appointed, 1
March, 1645-46, as one of the "Seven men."
His occupation was that of a wheel^wright. January, 1649-50, he
was granted hberty "to fell such white oaks as he hath occasion to
make use of about his trade for the towns use." Also, 1660, "to feU
20 white oak trees to make weels for the Townsman their use." In
1653, he was of a committee of three to survey fences in the common
fields north of the river.
He m. first, Ursula, the sister of Thomas and dau. of Martha Scott,
" before his arrival in Ipswich; m. second, Margaret, widow of Henry
Dow, of Hampton, 23 Oct., 1661. Margaret d. 1 March, 1675-76.
Richard d. 22 June, 1676, leaving a wUl dated 1674r-75. His age was
80 years. Eleven chUdren of whom Richard' was the fourth.
2. Richards Kimball (Richard') b. in Eng., 1623, came with his parents to
New England when but eleven years old, in the ship Elisabeth, and
settled ¦with them in Watertown, Mass., but soon after moved to Ips
wich, where he became a proprietor in 1648; removed to Wenham as
early as 1656; was one of the first settlers, and the first of the name in
that town. He was a wheelwright by trade. Soon after his removal,
he subscribed £3 as minister's rate, to be paid one half in wheat, the
balance in Indian corn. The next year he was chosen selectman, in
which office he continued, ¦with the exception of three years, tiU 1674.
4 Dec, 1660, he was on the committee to arrange for the building of
a new meeting house. He m. first, Mary Gott, who d. 2 Sept., 1672;
m. second, Mary  , who survived him. An agreement was made,
26 Sept., 1676, where there were eight chUdren mentioned, probably by
his first wife. Richard d. at Wenham, Mass., 26 May, 1676, aged 63.
Of these children Caleb was the sixth.
3. Caleb' Kimball (Richard; Richard') was b. ui Wenham, Mass., 9 April,
1665. He was of Exeter, having moved there from Wenham; was a
?For fuUer account of the Joseph KimbaU famUy see Genealogy by John
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mason by trade. He purchased land in Exeter as early as 1720. He
did not remain there, for he d. in Wenham, 25 Jan., 1726-26. His
widow, Sarah, d. in Wenham, 20 Jan., 1731-32. Eight children, b. m
Wenham, Mass., of whom John was the second.
4. John' Kimball (Caleb', Richard; Richard') was b. in Wenham, Mass.,
20 Dec, 1699, and settled upon land acquired by his father in Exeter;
m. first, AbigaU Lyford, 14 Feb., 1722-23. She d. m Exeter, 12 Feb.,
1737-38; m. second, Sarah, dau. of Dea. Thomas Wilson, 18 Sept.,
I 1740. ChUdren by first marriage, b. in Exeter:
i. Judith', b. 11 June, 1724.
u. Abigail, b. 18 Aug., 1726.
hi. John, b. 20 Feb., 1728-29; d. 1 Feb., 1738-39.
5. iv. Joseph, b. 29 Jan., 1730-31.
V. Lydia, b. 4 Oct., 1733.
vi. Thomas, b. 10 March, 1735-36.
Children by second marriage, b. in Exeter:
vu. Sarah, b. 24 Aug., 1741; m. Nicholas Dudley, and settled in Bam
stead. Nicholas d. 27 June, 1818; Sarah d. 28 AprU, 1821.
viu. John, b. 20 Nov., 1742; m. Dorothy Dudley, of Exeter, who was b.
1739. They settled m Wakefield.
ix. Noah, b. 31 May, 1744, settled in Wakefield.
X. Olive, b. 12 July, 1746; m. John Dudley, 16 Oct., 1771, and set
tled m GUmanton. John d. 2 Oct., 1837; Ohve d. 23 AprU,
1841.
xi. Nathaniel, b. 16 Oct., 1747; m. Mehitable Beede, of GUmanton,
where they settled, and where Mehitable d. about 1826.* He
afterward moved to Jackson.
xh. Moses, b. 13 May, 1749, settled in Rumford, Me.
xiu. Caleb, b. 16 July, 1760, settled in Strafford, Vt.
xiv. Thomas, b. 7 Feb., 1761-52.
XV. Jesse, b. 16 Nov., 1753.
5. Joseph' Kimball (John*, Caleb', Richard', Richard') was b. in Exeter, 29
Jan., 1730-31. He resided there, and m., first, — ¦  • — — ¦ — •. There
is a tradition that her name was Ohve Wilson; m. second, Sarah Smith,
about 1762. There were nine children of Sarah, all b. in Exeter. It is
believed that they exchanged their property in Exeter for the farm in
C, to which they removed in 1788. He had the misfortune to lose his
eyesight before he left Exeter; consequently he never looked upon the
to-wn of C. Six of his children were born after he became blind. Sarah
d. at C, 1 March, 1808, aged 65. Jo^ph d. 6 Nov., 1814. They were
buried in the old cemetery near "Hackleborough" in C. ChUdren by
first marriage, b. in Exeter:
i. Peters, ii. Olive.
ChUdren by second marriage :
iu. Mary, b. June, 1763; m. John Bean, who was b. 7 Sept., 1766, and
moved to Mount Vernon, Me.
iv. Sarah, b. 1 June, 1766; m. WUham Moody, of Newbury, Old Town,
Mass. They moved to C. on horseback, arriving there, 10
Feb., 1794, and settled on the farm just south of that acquired
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of her son, Joseph, in E. Concord, 1 Feb., 1865. They were
buried in the famUy lot m the cemetery near "Hackleborough"
in C. ChUdren;
1. Joseph', b. 20 May, 1788; m. Hannah, dau. of Jonathan Foster.
of C, 22 Nov., 1815. (See Foster Gen.)
2. Samuel, d. Dec, 1826.
3. Caleb Gushing, d. 1820.
4. William, b. 27 May, 1793; m. Susan Forest, of C; d. m
Baltimore, Md., 27 Sept., 1843.
6. Charles, b. in C, 1 Aug., 1794; m. first, Phebe, dau of Da^vid
Ames, of C, 20 Dec, 1821. She d. in Concord, 6 Sept., 1861;
m. second, Maria Ames (Gerrish), niece of Phebe, 16 April,
1864. He d. at Concord, 6 April, 1869. Maria d. at Man
chester, 1 Oct., 1879.
6. V. John, b. 20 Nov., 1767.
vi. Betsey, b. 1769; m. Simon Ames Heath, 26 Aug., 1792. He was
a grandson of Samuel and Hannah (DoUoff) Ames, and son of
Simon and Hannah (Ames) Heath. He was b. 22 Aug., 1765.
She d. at Epsom, 26 Sept., 1793. He m. second, Elisabeth,
dau. of Major Andrew McClary, of Epsom, 25 Jan., 1796. He
d. at Epsom, 6 March, 1830. She d. at Epsom, 14 Jan., 1833.
Child of Simon Ames and Betsey (Kimball) Heath: 1. Joseph
KunbaU' Heath, b. 1 Feb., 1793; moved to Staten Island, N. Y.
7. -vii. Joseph, b. 23 May, 1772.
-vih. Jesse, b. 7 Sept., 1774; moved to HaUoweU, Me.
ix. Smith, b. Feb., 1777; settled in Gilmanton.
X. Samuel, dro-wned in Penobscot River, May, 1811.
xi. Robert, b. 3 March, 1785; moved to HaUoweU, Me.
6. John' Kimball (Joseph', John*, Caleb') b. in Exeter, 20 Nov., 1767; m.
Sarah, dau. of Benjamin Moulton, of Kensington, 21 Nov., 1793. They
moved to C, 17 Feb., 1794, and settled on the farm owned by his father,
where he resided sixty-seven years. The mihtia musters of the 38th
Regt. were generally held on his field. In addition to the care and
labor on his farm, he added that of wheelwright, and occasionaUy framed
a building or constructed a cider-mill. In the winter he manufactured
hand hay-rakes and other useful articles for sale. He also did a large
business in buying wool. Sarah d. 30 AprU, 1863, aged 85 years. He
d. 26 Feb., 1861. They were buried in a small enclosure on their farm.
ChUdren, b. in C. :
8.ri. Benjamin', b. 27 Dec, 1794.
"ii. Mary Moulton, b. 23 Jan., 1797; m. first, John Ham, of C, 30
Nov., 1818, who d. 2 Feb., 1824; m. second, Daniel TUton,
of Loudon, 26 Oct., 1831, who d. 25 May, 1841; m. third,
Samuel Huckins, of C, 10 Nov., 1844, who d. 18 Nov., 1853.
She d. at C, 6 July, 1868. Children of John Ham; 1. Samuel',
b. 1 July, 1820; d. 4 July, 1820. 2. Elisabeth, b. 9 May, 1821;
m. John Lyford, of C, 12 Nov., 1840. She d. 19 Dec, 1869.
(See Lyford Gen.) Child by second marriage: Benjamin Kim
baU TUton, b. 19 May, 1836; m. Jennie M. Page, 28 Sept.,
1868. Child: Frank. Arthur' TUton, b. 4 Nov., 1869.
0. iii. John, b. 31 May, 1798.
iv. Silas, b. 24 Oct., 1800; d. at C, 31 Aug., 1824.
v. Elisabeth, b. 18 Nov., 1802; m. Ebenezer Batchelder, of C, 19
Dec, 1821. He d. 21 May, 1867. (ChUdren, See Batchelder
Gen.)
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vh. Jemima, b. 29 March, 1807; d. at C, 27 June, 1825.
-vih. Jedediah, b. 26 Oct., 1808; m. Clarentine Lawrence of Epping,
31 March, 1830; moved to Sebec, Me.
ix. Jesse, b. 17 AprU, 1810; m. SyMa, dau. of Timothy Gleason of
C, 16 Oct., 1831; remained on the homestead of his father
until March, 1861. After one year's residence at HUl's Comer
and two years as superintendent of the tovm farm, he moved
to Methuen, Mass., where he remained untU 25 Jan., 1877,
when he went to Vineland, N. J., where he d. Children, b. in C. :
1. Joseph Edwin', b. 24 Aug., 1832; m. Betsey Page, dau. of
Daniel Ham, of C, 17 Nov., 1853. He d. 6 April, 18"0.
2. William Crawford, b. 27 March, 1835; m. Mary Emeline,
dau. of Samuel MorriU, of C, 23 Oct., 1859. They reside
in Baltimore, Md.
3. Juliette, b. 19 May, 1837; unm.
4. John Gleason, b. 13 March, 1845; m. Jessie Eva, dau. of
Thomas Grigg, of Vineland, N. J., 26 Dec, 1878.
7. Joseph' Kimball (Joseph', John*, Caleb; Richard; Richard') was b. in
Exeter, 23 May, 1772; moved to C. about 1794, and erected a house
just south of the meeting house at the Center, where he hved until the
year 1797. He moved to a farm near and now owned by the Shakers.
Nine of his children were b. there. In the year 1824, he settled at Hill's
Comer, where he carried on the manufacture of hand spinning wheels
of all kinds and hay-rakes, and also raised and put up garden-seeds for
sale. M. first, Mary HaU, 3 Jan., 1795, who d. 6 Feb., 1817, aged 41;
m. second, Mary (Sanbom) Rand, May, 1817, who d. in C, 7 Sept.,
1864. He d. m Gilmanton, 19 June, 1863. Children, b. m C.
Hannah', b. 18 Jan., 1796; m. Isaac Glines.
Obadiah Hall, b. 5 July, 1797; m. Hannah F. Lawrence, 30 Nov.,
1860. He d. at Behnont, 21 Jan., 1872.
Jeremiah, b. 30 Nov., 1798.
Sarah Moody, b. 2 Nov., 1800; m. Joseph Manning. She d. in
Boston, 10 AprU, 1865.
Ruth, b. 12 Aug., 1802; m. first, Thomas Glover; m. second, Richard
Wetherby; m. third, Thomas Bond in 1878.
Mary, b. 26 Sept., 1804; m. Seth Bartlett, who d. 7 Aug., 1849.
Joseph Smith, b. 27 Oct., 1806.
William Moody, b. 4 Dec, 1808.
Emeline, b. 19 Oct., 1810. She was a member of the Shaker com
munity at C, where she d. 3 Feb., 1876.
X. Nancy Greenough, b. 10 Dec, 1813; m. Huam CUley, of North-
field, 28' Jan., 1830. He d. 15 Oct., 1877.
Benjamin' Kimball (John', Joseph') b. in C, at the homestead of his
father, 27 Dec, 1794; m. Ruth, dau. of David and Phebe (Hoit) Ames,
of C, 1 Feb., 1820. He moved to Boscawen in the spring of 1824, and
purchased the farm on High Street then known as the Frost place. He
was an active and influential business man. In 1831 he buUt the lower
dam across the Contoocook River, and erected and put in operation
the brick grist and flouring miU now in use. This was the fust improve
ment of the water-power at the upper faUs, now the center of the grow
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but his health was so impaired that he was not able to take his seat.
His wife d. at the house of her son, John, in Concord, 22 Oct., 1874.
ChUdren:
13. i. John', b. 13 April, 1821.
h. Elisabeth Jane, b. 12 AprU, 1825. She was drowned in the pond
near the carding mUl of Capt. Samuel M. Durgin, in Boscawen,
20 Sept., 1840.
hi. Joseph Ames, b. 8 Oct., 1826; d. 20 Feb., 1827.
iv. Lucy Ann, b. 28 Aug., 1829; d. 25 Aug., 1832.
14. V. Benjamin Ames, b. 22 Aug., 1833.
9. John' Kimball (John', Joseph') was b. in C, 31 May, 1798; m. Sally
Sanborn, dau. of John Peverly, of C, 24 Oct., 1826. They moved to
Boscawen the next day, and settled on the Rolfe farm, where they
resided until his death, 30 Sept., 1829. His -widow m. second, David
MorriU, of C. ChUd:
i. John Pe-verly', b. in Boscawen, 23 Dec, 1827; m. Mary Eliza,
dau. of Samuel Hill of C, 3 June, 1852, and settled on the
homestead of her father. She d. 6 Nov., 1874. He d. 22 Aug.,
1911. Children, b. in C:
1. George Edward', b. 23 Sept., 1856; d. 16 May, 1863.
2. Frank Edwin, b. 13 May, 1869; m. 24 Dec, 1887, Ida May,
dau. of Frank and Ruby Woodworth (Squiers) Peverly, b.
in C, 16 Nov., 1869. Children: (1) Elsa Peverly", b..8
March, 1889. (2) Juhette, b. 25 May, 1891; d. 10 AprU,
1906. (3) Frank Everett, b. 9 Jan., 1894.
3. Ida Grace, b. 13 May, 1859; m. Frank W. Gibson, of Boscawen,
28 June, 1877. She d. m C, 8 Dec, 1902.
4. Georgiana Eliza, b. 10 Oct., 1867; m. Dr. John R. Pattee of
Thomton, Oct., 1891. She d. 30 Sept., 1911. Children:
Ruth" and John Ralph Pattee.
10. Jeremiah' Kimball (Joseph', Joseph', John', Caleb', Richard', Richard')
was b. in C, 30 Nov., 1798; m. first, Julia, dau. of Timothy Gleason, of
C, 23 Nov., 1826. She d. m Concord, 9 Jan., 1857, aged 49. M.
second, Kate (Brown) Rowe, dau. of Matthew Nealey Brown, of C,
4 Jan., 1869. She d. m Concord, 6 Feb., 1879, where he had moved
after residing in C, Boscawen and Northfield.
11. Joseph Smith' Kimball (Joseph; Joseph') b. in C, 27 Oct., 1806; m.
Lydia Lea-vitt, dau. of Joseph Greeley, of GUmanton, 11 Dec, 1831.
They moved into a house built by himself, situated just south of the
Union meeting house in C, where they lived until 1840, when they
moved to the homestead of his father-in-law in GUmanton. Later in
life they moved to E. Concord. He represented the town of GUmanton
m the legislature of 1866-67. ChUdren:
i. Ann Eliza', b. 28 Aug., 1832; d. in Gihnanton, 26 April, 1849.
h. Obadiah Greeley, b. 29 July, 1838. Moved to Boston and m.
Mary Clark, dau. of Nathan Marble of Paris, Me., 27 Nov.,
1861. He d. 4 Dec, 1880.
12. William Moody' Kimball (Joseph; Joseph') b. in C, 4 Dec, 1808; m.
Lucy Jane, dau. of Reuben and Judith HaU Johnson, of Boscawen, 8
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ous offices in town. In 1835 he was an owner in the valuable water-
power now the basis of the manufacturing vUlage of Penacook. In
early hfe he was successfully engaged in buUding {factories, mills and
machinery, in N. H. and Mass. In 1857 he moved with his famUy to
Minneapolis, where he d. 5 Sept., 1884.
13. John' Kimball (Benjamin; John; Joseph') b. in C, 13 April, 1821. He
moved to Boscawen in 1824. At the age of 17 he was apprenticed to
learn the trade of a mUlwright. He followed the business in Boscawen,
Suncook, Manchester, Lowell and Lawrence. In 1848 he took charge
of the new machine and car shop of the Concord raUroad; was master
mechanic in 1860. Since moving to Concord he has been prominently
identified -with the business and pohtical life.*
He m. first, Maria, dau. of Elam Philhps, of Rupert, Vt., 27 May,
1846. After her death he m. second, 15 Oct., 1895, Charlotte, dau. of
Daniel Clark and Mehitable Tilton Atkinson of TUton. ChUd of the
first marriage: i. Clara Maria, b. in Lawrence, Mass., 20 March, 1848;
m. Augustine Rogers Ayers, of Concord, 4 June, 1873. (ChUdren, See
Ayers Gen.)
%i. Benjamin Ames' Kimball (Benjamin', John; Joseph') b. in Boscawen, 22
Aug., 1833. He graduated at Dartmouth CoUege -with honor 27 July,
1854. He entered, 1 Aug., 1854, the employ of the Concord raUroad
as draftsman, and was promoted, 19 April, 1856, to be foreman of the
locomotive department. 1 Jan., 1858, he succeeded his brother as
master mechanic, a position he continued to occupy untU 1 April, 1865,
when he resigned to become a member of the firm of Ford & KimbaU,
manufacturers of car wheels and brass and iron castings. In 1870 he
was elected a member of the house of representatives from Ward 6,
Concord, and in 1876 and 1902 he was chosen a member of the consti
tutional conventions of those years. He is a trustee of the Merrimack
County Savings Bank, and director of the Mechanicks National Bank
from its organization and is now its president. 11 Jan., 1879, he was
elected a director in the Concord railroad, and has since been closely
connected with the raUroad system of the state. In Nov., 1884, he was
chosen councillor for the second district.
He m. Myra Tilton, dau. of Ira and Rhoda (Ames) Elhott, of San
bomton, 19 Jan., 1861. Child: i. Henry Ames', b. in Concord, 19
Oct., 1864; m. 17 Nov., 1904, Charlotte, dau. of John H. and Josephme
B. (Atkinson) Goodale of Nashua.
KITTREDGE.
1. Jonathan' Kittredge was a descendant of John Kittredge, who came
from England and settled in Billerica, Mass., where he d. 18 Oct., 1676.
Jonathan was a physician and practiced his profession in C. from 1788
untU 1810, when he removed to Salisbury. He was b. in Tewksbury,

* See Chapter on HiU's Comer school district.

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Mass., in 1763, and d. in Sahsbury, 27 Feb., 1819. Nothing is known
of Ms immediate ancestors. He had three brothers, Nathaniel, Joseph
and John, and two sisters, one of whom was named Hannah. He was
the eldest of the family. His wife was Apphia Woodman of Sanbomton.
Children: Jonathan A.', b. 17 July, 1793.
Joseph Woodman, b. 1 Apr., 1795.
Martha, b. 19 Feb., 1797.
Moses, twhi, b. 28 Nov., 1801.
Aaron, twm, b. 28 Nov., 1801.
Alfred. Mary Esther.
2. Jonathan A.' Kittredge (Jonathan') b. 17 July, 1793; m. Julia Balch.
ChUdren; i. Juha Apphia'. h. Alfred Hamilton, iii. Edward Come
hus Delevan. iv. Augustus Greeley, v. Jonathan Perry, dmggist in
Concord, ¦vi. Henry Harrison, vu. Fanny Balch.
3. Joseph Woodman' Kittredge (Jonathaw) b. 1 April, 1795; m. Sarah
Upham. Children: i. Charles Woodman', u. Mary Elizabeth, iii.
Martha Apphia.
4. Marthas Kittredge (Jonathan') b. 19 Feb., 1797; m. Rev. Stephen
Morse of Thetford, Vt. Children: i. Martha Jane' Morse, u. Mary
HamUton Morse, iu. Arthur Stephen Morse.
5. MosESs Kittredge (Jonathan') b. 28 Nov., 1801; m. Caroline Lord.
ChUdren: i. Mary Esther', h. Albert Chandler, in. Katharine.
iv. Helen Martin, v. Moses HamUton. ¦vi. Caroline, ¦vu. Walter.
¦viu. Henry, ix. Frederick Lord.
6. Aaron' Kittredge (Jonathan') b. 28 Nov., 1801; physician; m. Martha
Goodhue. Children: i. Martha Elizabeth', u. Ann Katharine.
7. Alfreds Kittredge (Jonathaw) m. Mary Emery Noyes. ChUd: Sarah
Noyes'.
8. Mary Esthers Kittredge (Jonathaw) m. Irenus Hamilton of Lyme.
ChUdren: i. Irenus Kittredge' Hamilton, ii. Woodman Clark
HamUton. iu. Charles Tenny Hamilton, iv. Alfred Kittredge Ham
ilton. V. Mary Esther HamUton. KNOWLES.
1. Listen Smith' Knowles, son of Capt. John' and Mary Susan (BusseU)
Knowles, was b. 13 Oct., 1806, in GUmanton. The mother d. 30 April,
1844, aged 62 years. The father d. 28 May, 1875, aged 88 years. The
son m., 1829, in C, Rebecca, dau. of Elijah and Hannah (French)
Huntoon. (See Huntoon Gen.) Mr. Knowles resided twenty years
m C. He d. 10 Feb., 1875, aged 69 years. Mrs. Knowles d. 16 Sept.,
1903, aged 93 years. Both d. in Penacook. Children:
i. Sylvester R.', b. Oct., 1828, in C; d. in infancy.
u. Ellijah H., b. 22 Nov,, 1829, Gilmanton; m, Brancy, dau. of

214 history OF CANTERBURY.
WUliam and Betsey Fisher, b. 1 Aug., 1838, m Highgate, Vt.;
d. 23 June, 1879, m C. He d. 20 Dec, 1909, m Concord. No
children.
iu. Mary S., b. Dec, 1831, m Gilmanton; d. 19 Aug., 1863, m C; unm.
3. iv. C-STRUS, b. in Gihnanton.
4. V. Emily Jane, b. in New London.
5. vi. Joseph, b. 22 Jan., 1837, in New London.
¦vii. L'YDiA, d. in infancy.
6. vhi. M-niA, b. 6 Oct., 1844.
ix. Harriet S., b. 3 Feb., 1847, in C; d. 11 Dec, 1908; unm.
X. Luther, b. 29 July, 1860, in C; d. 29 Nov., 1882; unm.
2. Williams Knowles (Capt. Johw) b. 5 Oct., 1820; m. Clarissa, dau. of
Eleazer Scott. She d. 29 May, 1891. He d. in C. ChUdren:
i. Ada Estella', b. 20 Jan., 1857, in C. ; m. 29 Nov., 1893, m Lakeport,
David Calderwood, b. 1819, in Scotland, h. Mary. hi. Anme.
iv. WUhe.
3. Cyrus' Knowles (Listen', Capt. Johw) b. in GUmanton; m. Serena
WeUs PhUbrook of E. Tilton. They both d. in Concord. Children:
i. Isabelle', b. 2 July, 1860; m. Charles Watson of Pittsfield. They
have three children.
u. Mary, m. Walter C. Gibson. They have two children. Reside in
Concord.
4. Emily Janb' Knowles (Listen', Capt. Johw) b. in New London; m.
Calvm Roberts. She d. 3 Aug., 1896, aged 60 years. ChUd: Henry
Roberts, m. Grace Boyce. Child: Harold' Roberts. Reside in
Boscawen.
5. Joseph' Knowles (Listen', Capt. John') b. 22 Jan., 1837, in New Lon
don; m. first, 15 July, 1860, in C, W. Jane, dau. of Joseph Heath of
C. (See Heath Gen.); m. second, 8 Dec, 1864, in Penacook, Lucinda
F., dau. of John S. and Lucinda (French) Moore. (See Moore Gen.)
She d. 28 Nov., 1867. He d. 28 Feb., 1901. Child by second marriage:
Susie M.', b. 30 Dec, 1866, m Penacook; m. first, 24 April, 1902, Arthur
F. Graves; m. second, 28 Oct., 1907, in Penacook, Lemuel, son of
Harry Nutting, b. 2 March, 1860, in Dunville, Shipton, Can.
6. M^YRA' Knowles (Listen', Capt. Johw) b. 6 Oct., 1844, in C. ; m. 2 Dec,
1869, Charles L. Kenney of Loudon. Children:
i. Maud R.' Kenney, m. 12 June, 1894, Henry L. C. Norris of Belmont.
ChUdren: Margery E.', Eva M. and Claude K. Norris.
h. Ellen M. Kenney.
iu. Forrest B. Kenney, m. Emma Towle. Child: J. RockweU' Kenney.
LAKE.
1. James' Lake, m. Mehitable Berry. Children, perhaps not in order of
birth:
i. Thomas', went West when a young man; m. and had children.
2. ii. John.

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James. Jeremiah.
Eunice, m. Charles Morse. (See Morse Gen.)
Polly, m. Seth Kenniston. ChUdren; 1. Jeremiah'. 2. Thomas.
Mehitable, m. Stephen Grover. (See Grover Gen.)
Susan, m. Moses Arhn. Children: 1. Smith'. 2. Harper. 3.
Mary. 4. Sarah. 6. Apphia Arhn.
ix. Jemima, m. Joseph Heath. (See Heath Gen.)
2. Johns Lake (James') b. at Andover; m. first, 10 Nov., 1830, in C, Betsey
Kenniston of Loudon; she d. 2 March, 1859, aged 63 years; m. second,
Caroline Jane, dau. of Samuel and Lydia (Smith) Bro-wn, b. in Gilman
ton, d. 21 May, 1893, aged 84 years. John Lake d. 21 AprU, 1894,
aged 89. Children by first marriage, b. in C:
i. Joseph', m. Huldah Shattuck. Child: Frank', drowned in Bos
cawen.
6. h. John Frank, b. 16 Feb., 1833.
6. ih. George Washington, b. 26 April, 1835.
iv. Emily, m. John N. HUl. (See HUl Gen.)
3. James' Lake (James') b. in Salisbury; m. first, 1 March, 1837, in C,
Betsey Randall. She d. 6 Nov., 1861, aged 53 years; m. second, 21
Oct., 1871, Mrs. Sarah (Dow) McDaniel. James Lake d. 24 April,
1894, aged 86 years. ChUdren by first marriage, b. in C:
i. Jonathan', d. 1865.
u. Luceba, m. WUliam Avery. (See Avery Gen.) She d. in 1880.
7. hi. William Randall, b. 22 Nov., 1844.
4. Jeremiahs Lake (James') m. 18 Sept., 1836, in C, Martha, dau. of Abra
ham Ghnes. Abraham was b. in C, 1771. ChUdren:
i. Jeremiah', m.  ¦ PhUbrook, no chUdren.
ii. Caroline, m. 6 Oct., 1855, MerriU, son of MorriU S. and SaUy
(Hancock) Moore. She d. 10 Sept., 1860, aged 23 years.
5. John Frank' Lake (John; James') b. 16 Feb., 1833; m. 25 Nov., 1856,
in C, Sarah E., dau. of Nathaniel and Judith (Wiggin) Peverly. She
was b. 23 Jan., 1836, m Danbury; d. 26 Aug., 1901. (See Peverly Gen.)
ChUdren, b. in C. :
i. Alfred P.', twin, b. 7 June, 1859. »
n. E-verett F., t-win, b. 7 June, 1859.
Alfred P. Lake m. 26 March, 1879, Mary A., b. 1866, in
Northfield, dau. of WUliam G. and Mary Jane (Kenniston)
Hannaford of Northfield, and granddau. of John and Cordelia
(Russell) Hannaford. Mrs. Lake was educated at TUton
Seminary and before her marriage was a teacher.
Everett F. Lake m. first, 26 Dec, 1883, Myra, dau. of HoUis
and Elsina M. (Corey) Towne of Boscawen; m. second, 
Towne, a cousin of first wife.
6. George Washington' Lake (John; James') b. 25 AprU, 1835; m. Rhoda
AbigaU Emehne HiU, b. 6 Oct., 1839; d. 20 March, 1889, m C. (See
HUl Gen.) ChUdren:
i. Walter True', b. 14 Dec, 1859; d. 19 July, 1881, m Mhmeapohs,
Minn.
216 history of canterbury.
n. Sam Weahe, b. 19 April, 1867, in E. Concord; m. 26 Oct., 1910, in
C, Bertha, dau. of Cornelius M. and Eliza J. (Saunders) Hatch.
Bertha Hatch was b. at Deer Isle, Me. Her father was a sea
capt.
7. William Randall' Lake (James; James') b. 22 Nov., 1844; m. Susan
Lydia Worrald, b. 3 Jan., 1849, in Hahfax, N. S.; d. 9 Oct., 1899, in
C. Children, first three b. in Boston:
8. i. William H.', b. 13 AprU, 1873.
i i . Edith, b. 23 July, 1875; m. Charles Edward Winters.
hi. Walter, b. 3 Sept., 1881 ; d. 12 May, 1883.
iv. Bessie Ernestine, b. 21 AprU, 1886, in C; m. George Raymond
of Boscawen. ChUdren: 1. Lloyd^ Raymond, b. 4 March, 1908.
2. Clifton Raymond, b. 28 April, 1909.
8. William H.' Lake (William R.', James; James') b. 13 April, 1873; m.
25 Feb., 1897, Clara J., dau. of George H., and Lucy (Hoyt) Dow.
Clara J. was b. 30 July, 1880, in Loudon. ChUd; Susan Viola', b. 15
Aug., 1908.
LAMPREY.
1. Samuel' Lamprey b. 10 April, 1780; d. 27 April, 1860; m. SaUy Burleigh,
b. 3 Dec, 1783; d. 30 Sept., 1877. They settled in Gihnanton.
2. Benjamin B.s Lamprey (Samueb) b. 5 March, 1812; d. 12 March, 1897;
m. 16 Feb., 1836, Hannah B. Hadley, b. 20 AprU, 1816, d. 20 Aug., 1860.
3. William H.' Lamprby (Benjamin', Samiieb) b. in Belmont, 19 March,
1844; m. 21 Aug., 1862, Sarah A. Cate, b. in Belmont, 10 Jan., 1842;
d. 8 Feb., 1870. He was a member Co. H, 12th N. H. Inf., hi Qvil
war.
4. William C' Lamprey (William H.', Benjamin', Samuel') b. in Lacoma
8 May, 1867; m. 6 Aug., 1886, Etta M., dau. of Nathaniel A. Hodge of
Pembroke, b. 2 AprU, 1866. Mr. Hodge was a member of Co. E, 10th
Regt. N. H. Inf., Ci-vU war. Mr. Lamprey came to C. 23 Sept., 1896.
ChUdren;
i. Ann Maria', b. in Gihnanton, 23 April, 1887; m. Harry P. Roby of
Pittsfield, 31 Dec, 1903. Children : Merle E.' Roby, b. 25 Dec,
1904, and MUdred E. Roby, b. Feb., 1908.
u. Herbert Nelson, b. in Laconia, 28 Sept., 1889.
LOVERING.
1. Alonzo B.' Lovering, son of Zebulon', b. 13 AprU, 1827, in Loudon; m.
20 Oct., 1851, m Loudon, Sarah S. C. Davis, b. 16 Aug., 1834, m
Loudon. She was a dau. of Jeremiah' (Jonathan') Da-vis. Jeremiah'
Davis was b. 23 Sept., 1792; m. first, Judith, dau. of Aaron and Judith
(Eastman) Austin of E. Concord. Judith Eastman was a descendant
of Ebenezer Eastman of E. Concord. She was a tailoress and years
before her marriage cut and made men's clothes, often going through C.
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in Concord; her brother, John, was a sea capt. She d. 6 Aug., 1847,,
aged 46 years. Jeremiahs Davis m. second, 14 May, 1848, Susan PUse.
He d. 4 Aug., 1851.
Mr. Lovering removed from Loudon to C. 1 AprU, 1858, where he
d. 21 Oct., 1901. ChUdren;
i. EmmaF.', b. 1 Dec, 1862, in Loudon; m. Dr. A. S. Bronson of Vt.;,
he was a soldier in the Ci-vil war. Emma F. was a school teacher
for several years before her marriage. Children ;
1. Herbert Asa' Bronson, d. Sept., 1896.
2. Lena E. Bronson, m. Hermon T-witchel of Lynn, Mass. They
have a son, Vemon' Twitchel, b. Sept., 1909.
ii. Ida A., b. 22 May, 1861; m. Linneus D. Dennis; she d. 2 AprU, 1892,.
in C. ChUdren:
1. Sadie Belle' Dennis, b. 14 July, 1886, in C.
2. Cy Alonzo Dennis, b. 12 June, 1888, in C.
LYFORD.*
Francis Lyford, who is found in Boston in 1667, is the ancestor of the
Lyfords of C. and of nearly all of that name in this country. At this date he
is a witness to a conveyance of land. (Suffolk Deeds, Liber V, pages 378-379.)
Under date of 20 Sept., 1670, "John Chandler for and in consideration of
eighteen pounds to me in hand paid by ffrancis Lyford of Boston, marriner, "
mortgages to the latter certain property in Roxbury. (Suffolk Deeds, Liber
VI, pages 219-220.) In a deed acknowledged 9 July, 1672, is the foUo-wing:
"To All People to whome this writing or Deede shaU come wee Thomas Smith
of Boston in New England BuUder & Elisabeth his wife send Greeting. Know
yee that for & in consideracon of the Love we the saide Thomas Smith &
Elisabeth doe beare unto our Sone in Law ffrancis Lyford of the same place
Marriner . . . have granted . . . unto the said ffrancis Lyford
. . . a piece or parcell of Land in length fourty foote or more or Less from
the Seaward as far as the said Smith his Land reacheth being butted & bounded
Easterly with the Salt Sea and fforthill & westerly partly with the dwelling
house of him the saide Smith & p'artly -with his Land &c" (Suffolk Deeds,
Liber VI, pages 320-321.)
Francis Lyford, after the death of his -wife (perhaps in 1677), sold this land.
In 1678 he and John Bradish "have libertie granted them to wharfe before
theire house and land." (7th Report Boston Record Commissioners, page
115.) Before 1683 Francis Lyford had removed to N. H., for in a deedt dated'
29 Oct., 1683, "ffrancis Lyford" of Exeter, mariner, bought of Robert Tufton
Mason sixty acres of land in that town known as "Samuel Dudley's great
pasture" and fifteen acres of marsh land adjoining; also "7 acres of Sheep'
pasture on side of Samuel Dudley deceased his house."
In a hst of persons in Exeter who had received grants of land from the town
imder date of 28 March, 1698, appears Francis Lyford as having 200 acres.
* The greater part of the genealogy of the Lyford family is taken from a
pamphlet prepared by William Lewis Welch of the seventh generation and pub
lished for the Essex Institute at Salem, Mass. It is entitled, "Francis Lyford!
of Boston and Exeter and some of his descendants."
t Exeter Deeds.

218 history op canterbury.
He served as selectman of Exeter in 1689 and 1690. During Kmg WUham's
war, Francis Lyford served from 6 Feb., 1696, to 5 March, 1696, in Capt.
Kinsley Hall's Co. of militia in Exeter. He appears to have followed the
sea after remo-ving to N. H., probably engaging in the coasting trade from
Portsmouth to Boston, as is shown by the foUo-wing return.*
"Custom House in New Hampshire, Portsmouth in New England, October
14th, 1692, Clearings outward, Boston.
"Francis Lyford, Com' of the Sloop Elizabeth of Exeter, of 20 tunns bur
then or thereabouts, w"" noe gunns, na-vigated w"" two men. Plantation
built, cleareth for Boston, ha-ving on board 1000 ft. of boards, 4000 staves,
14000 of trunneUs, 1500 ft. of Pme plancks & Joyce."
"Exeter the 21 febraary, 1710. A noat of disburstsments. This are to
Enforme whome it may Concern that francis Lyford of Exetter hade his Slope
Imprest by Capt. John perkins of Portsmouth and promised to pay six pound
for the Runn of here to sacoe and from thence to picescataquack againe to
bring away the distressed inhabitance whene the Indians were burning and
destroying all About them WiUiam Jefry and thomas Lyford at the same time
in said slope which ware About twenty one yeare since at the same time was
bureses flechers & seamans famihes & goods in said slope -with several more
unknown to me. "t
"Exeter, 21"' february, 1710, the disburstments of francis Lyford of Exeter
in dieting of soldiers in the Indian warre. At Cap' kinslyes haU" garrison
too men under the Comand of Cap', bancroft eight weeks and of Cap' thaxter
men at M' Moses gillmans garreson ten mene five monthes to say in the winter
faU & spring, "t
1. Francis' Lyford, d. in Exeter between 17 Dec, 1723, date of his wUl, and
2 Sept., 1724, when -wiU was probated. M. first, in Boston, about June,
1671, Ehsabeth Smith, b. 6 Nov., 1646, dau. of Thomas and Ehsabeth
Smith; m. second, in Exeter, 21 Nov., 1681, Rebecca Dudley, dau. of
Rev. Samuel Dudley by his third wife, Elizabeth, and granddau. of Gov.
Thomas Dudley. Children by first wife:
2. i. Thomass, b. 26 March, 1672, in Boston.
h. Elisabeth, b. 19 July, 1673, in Boston; num.; member by baptismal
covenant of Old South Church 7 Oct., 1696.
iu. Francis, b. 31 May, 1677, in Boston.
ChUdren by second wife:
iv. Stephen, b. in Exeter.
V. Ann, b. in Exeter; m. Thomas Lea-vitt, son of Moses, Jr., and Doro
thy (Dudley) Lea-vitt.
-vi. Deborah, b. in Exeter, m.  FoUett.
vu. Rebecca, b. in Exeter, m.  Hardie (Hardy) and d. before her
father's wiU was made.
-viu. Sarah, b. in Exeter; m. John Foulsham (Folsom) son of John and
grandson of John and Mary (GUman) Foulsham. His first
wife was Hannah, dau. of James Gihnan.
ix. Mary, b. in Exeter, m.  Hall.
* N. H. Prov. Papers, Vol. II, page 79.
t Idem, Vol. XI, p. 646.
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2. Thomas' Lyford (Francis') b. in Boston 25 March, 1672; d. in Exeter
between 29 Dec, 1726, date of his will, and 7 June, 1727, when -wUl was
probated; m. in Exeter, Judith, dau. of Moses and Elizabeth (Hersey)
GUman. He was granted thirty acres of land 3 Feb., 1698, thirty acres
21 Feb., 1698, and he is on the list of distributers, 12 April, 1725, as
ha-ving had 100 acres. Children, b. in Exeter:
3. i. Thomas', b. in Exeter.
4. ii. John, b. in Exeter.
5. hi. Da-vid, b. in Exeter.
iv. Elizabeth, m. Joseph Sinkler (Sinclair) about 1720. He was b.
m Exeter, 1692, and d. after 3 Sept., 1767. v. Judith, m. 
Foulsham. -vi. Dorothy, m.  Burley. vu. Mary, m.
 Leavitt. -viu. AbigaU, m. John Kimball 14 Feb., 1722-
23. He was b. in Wenham, Mass., 20 Dec, 1699, and d. in
Exeter 1786. She d. 12 Feb., 1737-38. ix. Rebecca, x. Su
sanna, xi. Lydia. xh. Hannah.
3. Thomas' Lyford (Thomas; Francis') b. in Exeter; m. first, 6 Dec, 1728,
Ann Conner, b. 30 March, 1709, dau. of Jeremiah and Anne (Gove)
Conner, who were m. 3 July, 1696. Thomas Lyford m. second, Mrs.
Mary James of Exeter. In a deed dated 12 Oct., 1778 (Exeter Deeds,
Liber 175, page 352), is the foUovring description: "Thomas Lyford of
Exeter, yeoman, and Mary Lyford, my wife, heretofore Mary James of
Exeter, aforesaid, widow and innholder. " Administration granted on
his estate 18 March, 1788. ChUdren;
i. Abigail', b. 6 Aug., 1741.
6. h. THOMAS,'b. 12 May, 1743.
in. Elizabeth, b. 1 June, 1745.
iv. Benjamin, bapt. 16 July, 1749.
4. John' Lyford (Thomas', Francis') b. in Exeter. Housewright in Ep
ping; m. Lydia, dau. of WUliam and Hannah (GUman) Folsom. He
moved to C. about 1773, and d. there between 18 March, 1788, date
of will, and 20 May, 1796, when wiU was proved. ChUdren;
7. i. James Oilman', bapt. 24 Aug., 1746.
h. John, m. 9 Oct., 1786, at South Hampton, Miriam Challis; hved
in GUmanton.
8. hi. Thomas, b. 12 Nov., 1768.
9. iv. Joseph.
V. Judith, m. Daniel, son of Daniel and Ahce Ladd of Epping. He was
b. 21 Aug., 1742, and d. 21 Aug., 1801.
¦vi. Mary, m.  Kezer.
¦vh. Lydia, b. m Epping 31 March, 1762, m. 12 March, 1788, John Sutton
of C. (See Sutton Gen.)
vui. Hannah.
ix. Anna.
5. David' Lyford (Thomas; Francis') b. in Exeter, hved in Epping, not
21 years of age, 29 Dec, 1726, when his father's wUl was made. Per
haps m. AbigaU Dudley, b. 1704, dau. of Stephen and Sarah (GUman)
Dudley. Da^vid Lyford of Epping deeded to his son, Thomas, May
17, 1763, "3 acres of home place also 1-8 of saw mUl, known as Lyford's
MUl. " (Exeter Deeds, Liber 71, page 220.) ChUd:
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220 history of canterbury.
6. Thomas' Lyford (Thomas', Thomas', Francis') b. in Exeter 12 May,.
1743; m. Ann, dau. of Kinsley and Mercy (HUton) James. She m.
second, 16 Feb., 1812, Col. Eliphalet Giddmgs. She d. 12 Aug., 1818,
Thomas Lyford d. 27 July, 1787. ChUdren:
i. Jambs', b. 14 Feb., 1764, drowned 13 Aug., 1789.
u. Anna, b. 6 June, 1767; m. Dudley L3rford (his first ¦wife).
hi. Deborah, b. 3 May, 1769, published 8 Sept., 1792, to James Lyford
ofC.
iv. Mary (Molly), b. 13 Feb., 1771; m. 28 March, 1793, Robert' Lyford
(Stephen; Stephen', Francis'). She d. 2 Aug., 1868.
V. Abigail, b. 12 Dec, 1772; m. Dudley Lyford (his second wife).
vi. TiRZAH, b. 31 March, 1775; m. 1797, Nathaniel Conner. She d. 28
July, 1828.
¦vu. John, b. 1 March, 1777.
viu. Elizabeth (Betty), b. 16 March, 1779; m. Silas Harriman.
ix. Lois, b. 10 June, 1781; m. 1801, BUey Lyford (James, Gilman;.
John', Thomas; Francis'). She d. 29 May, 1854.
X. Liberty, b. 6 July, 1783; m. John MorrUl of Gilmanton.
11. xi. Thomas, b. 30 Nov., 1786.
7. Jambs Oilman' Lyford (John; Thomas', Francis') bapt. 24 Aug., 1746,
in Exeter; m. Mary (MoUy) Hardy, b. in Exeter. Settled in C. about
1773 and from there removed to Stanstead, Can., in 1802. ChUdren:
12. i. James', b. 1765.
13. u. John.
14. hi. Dudley.
15. iv. BiLEY.
16. V. Zebulon.
17. ¦vi. Jonathan.
18. ¦vu. Jeremiah.
¦viu. Nancy, b. 26 Jan., 1795, in Exeter; m. John Cass, b. 29 Oct., 1791,
in Epsom, and d. 28 Nov., 1846, m Cass^ville, P. Q., Can.
ix. Mary (PoUy), m. Abraham Cass of Cass^ville, P. Q., Can.
8. Thomas' Lyford (John; Thomas; Francis) b. 12 Nov., 1768; m. 7 April,.
1793, Hannah Hale, b. 29 July, 1773, and d. 28 July, 1839. Resided for
a time in C, and then moved to Northfield. Children;
i. Ann', b. 9 Dec, 1793; m. 10 Dec, 1814, Ebenezer Morrison of
Northfield. She d. 27 April, 1862. He d. 26 May, 1849.
ii. Susanna, b. 9 Jan., 1796; m. 4 Feb., 1819, Robert Gray of Sanbom
ton, b. 7 July, 1793.
iu. Mary (Polly) Hall, b. 6 May, 1798; m. 29 Dec, 1816, Enoch Gile
of Northfield.
iv. Hannah, b. 5 June, 1800; m. 4 Feb., 1820, Amos Hannaford of North-
field, b. 12 May, 1797.
V. Thomas Dearborn, b. 16 March, 1803; m. 18 Dec, 1826, Sally GU
man of Northfield, b. 18 Dec, 1802, and d. 20 July, 1851. He
d. 27 March, 1867.
vi. Jeremiah Hall, b. 19 Oct., 1808; m. 16 July, 1834, Mary Ann
Weeks Haines, who was b. 13 Jan., 1812. He d. 28 Jan., 1878,
in Port Byron, 111. (Children, See Haines Gen.)
9. Joseph' Lyford (John; Thomas', Frands'fb. 28 Feb., 1765, in Epping;
m. 15 Dec, 1791, Susanna Dearbom, b. in Greenland 30 Nov., 1774, and
d. 27 Nov., 1836, in C. He d. 1847, in Chicago, IU. ChUdren, b. in C.

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19. i. Joseph', b. 11 July, 1792.
u. Thomas Dearborn, b. 10 Sept., 1796; d. 17 May, 1823.
in. John, b. 27 Dec, 1802. Supposed to have d. in Texas in 1879.
iv. Susanna, b. 16 June, 1798; m. 19 Oct., 1815, Tristram Coffin Dow,
b. 10 July, 1793, and d. 2 Aug., 1875, in Annawan, 111. She d.
Oct., 1875. Children; 1. Almira^, b. 5 March, 1817; d. 9
May, 1879. 2. Joseph L., b. 5 March, 1819; d. 8 Jan., 1891.
3. Tristram T., b. 2 Nov., 1826; d. 28 March, 1882. 4. Josiah,
b. 16 March, 1828; d. 9 March, 1908. 6. John L., b. 6 May,
1830; d. 5 July, 1899. 6. Mary Ann, b. 26 May, 1832; d. 10
Sept., 1894. 7. Lyman, b. 18 May, 1834; d. 4 Dec, 1857.
V. Mary Ann, b. 17 Aug., 1805; d. in C, 22 Jan., 1821.
.20. ¦vi. Winthrop Dearborn, b. 16 May, 1808.
¦vii. Harriet, b. 3 May, 1813, m. Hannibal Haines of C, b. 29 Jan.,
1813.
vhi. A ChUd.
10. Thomas' L^yford (David; Thomas', Francis') b. in Epping 1738, d. 15
April, 1804, Cabot, Vt.; m. Mehitable Robinson; resided in Exeter,
C. (that part now Northfield), New Ipswich and Sanbomton. Moved
to Cabot, Vt., in 1783, being the third settler there. He was a mUl
wright and built the first grist mill in Cabot. Entered the army from
C. as 2d Lieut, in Capt. Jeremiah Clough's Co. in 1775, serving untU
1781. He was with Gen. Hazen when he buUt the mUitary road from
the Conn. River at Newbury, Vt., -via Cabot towards Canada. Lieut.
in Major Whitcomb's Corps of Rangers and both he and his son, Fifield,
were at West Point with Arnold. Children:
i. Fifield', b. 1763, Exeter; d. 18 AprU, 1846, Bethel, Vt.; m. first,
Elizabeth Sanbom, b. 1764, Epping. She was the dau. of
Daniel Sanborn; m. second, 1820, Judith K. (Heath) Lyford,
widow of his brother Da^vid. She d. 11 April, 1864. He moved
to Cabot, Vt., in 1788.
u. John, b. 13 Sept., 1766, Epping; d. 3 Sept., 1859, Dover, Me.; m.
14 March, 1798, Minna Morse, b. 28 March, 1776, Concord, Vt.,
and d. Nov., 1862, Dover, Me. He went to Cabot, Vt., in
1787, and resided there and at Woodbury, Vt., until 1846, when
he went to Garland, Me., and from there to Dover, Me.
hi. Thomas, b. 1768; d. at Cabot, Vt.
iv. David, d. before 1820 at Cabot, Vt.; m. 23 July, 1795, Judith K.,
dau. of Lieut. Jonathan Heath, who was the first settler in
Cabot. The -widow of Da^vid m. his brother Fifield.
V. Peter, b. 1773; d. 1861; m. 1809, Lois Blanchard, b. 19 March,
1791, and d. 1880. Resided at Woodbury, Vt.
vi. EIaty. ¦vu. Mehitable. ¦vih. Betsey, m. Benjamin Streeter. He
was b. 19 March, 1790, Hartford, N. Y.
11. Thomas' Lyford (Thomas; Thomas') b. in Exeter 30 Nov., 1786, d. 2
AprU, 1870; m. 1812, Hannah Badger, dau. of Lieut. Moses and Hannah
(Foster) CogsweU of C, b. 19 Feb., 1790, and d. 24 March, 1863. (See
Foster and CogsweU Gens.) He was a chaise maker in Exeter and moved
to C. about 1810. Children, b. m C. :
21. i. MosES Cogswell', b. 3 Oct., 1813.
22. u. Jambs, b. 4 Oct., 1814.
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222 history of canterbury.
iv. Thomas, b. 1 Sept., 1817; d. 6 Sept., 1869; m. Helen MacCleod. Had
two daus.
V. Betsey Cogs-well, b. 16 June, 1819; d. 1 Nov., 1846; m. 6 June,
1843, Chase Wyatt of Northfield, b. 12 July, 1805.
vi. Mary, b. 20 Nov., 1820; d. 8 Aug., 1845; unm.
¦vu. Amos Cogs-well, b. 7 Oct., 1822; d. 18 Dec, 1844; unm.
-vih. Eliphalet Giddings, b. 31 Aug., 1824; d. 6 Aug., 1845; unm.
ix. Anna, b. 26 Aug., 1826; d. Nov., 1847; m. 6 June, 1846, Chase Wyatt,
widower of her sister Betsey.
X. Abigail, b. 9 Dec, 1828; d. 7 Oct., 1848; unm.
24. xi. Martha Badger, b. 15 Nov., 1830.
25. xu. Lucy Caroline, b. 9 Jan., 1833.
12. James' Lyford (James Gilman*, John') b. 1766, pub. 8 Sept., 1792, to
Deborah Lyford, dau. of Thomas' and Ann (James) Lyford, b. 3 May,
1769. He resided at C, from about 1773 to 1802, when he removed to
Stanstead, Can. In 1806 he moved to Sebec, Me., where he d. AprU,
1846. ChUdren;
i. James Oilman', b. 14 Jan., 1794, in C; m. 2 Dec, 1816, Huldah
Hubbard Spaulding, b. 23 Oct., 1796, d. 26 Oct., 1848. Seven
chUdren.
h. MosES Greenleaf, m. 1830, at Sebec, Me., Adaline Shepherd,
¦ dau. of Jonathan and Sarah Spaulding Lyford, his cousin. She
was b. Sept., 1812, and d. 17 Sept., 1894. He d. 20 Nov., 1887.
Seven children.
iu. John, said to have d. in Richmond, Va., m. Cynthia Burnham.
iv. Poly. v. Betsey, -vi. Deborah, b. 20 Jan., 1801; m. 17 Jan., 1824,
Joseph Spaulding.
13. John' Lyford (James Oilman*, John') b. in C. and d. at Salem, Mass.
His will, dated 20 June, 1800, probated 6 Nov., 1800, gives entire estate
to his "brother James, of C, he to pay $400 to my father James GUman
Lyford."
14. Dudley' Lyford (James Gilman*, John') b. in C; m. first, Ann, dau. of
Thomas and Ann (James) Lyford, 15 Feb., 1798; m. second, AbigaU
Lyford, sister of Ann. ChUd by first wife:
26. i. Thomas', b. in C, 2 Feb., 1807.
Children by second wife;
h. John, b. in C; m. Ehza Ann Fletcher. Their son, Henry S.', b.
28 Sept., 1850, m. Martha E. Peaslee, b. 31 March, 1866.
hi. Mary Ann, b. 1799; m. Samuel Dalton, b. 17 Feb., 1799, in GUman
ton. She d. 1835.
15. BiLBY' Lyford (James Gilman; John') b. 17 Oct., 1776, in C; m. 1 Dec,
1801, Lois, dau. of Thomas and Ann (James) Lyford. He was the first
settler m Atkinson, Me., and brought his wife there from Bangor, Me.,
on horseback, m 1804. She d. 29 May, 1854. He d. 1 March, 1865.
Nine chUdren.
16. Zebulon' Lyford (James Gilman*, John') b. in C. Settled in Stanstead,
P. Q., m 1802; m. Sarah BusweU of GUmanton, who d. 8 March, 1857.
He d. 16 March, 1816. Children;

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i. John', b. 23 July, 1797, in C. ; d. at CassvUle, P. Q., 1882; m. Asenath
Ghdden, b. 20 Jan., 1800, in Hatley, P. Q. He removed to
Stanstead, P. Q., m 1809.
ii. Nathaniel, b. in C, 7 May, 1799; moved to Stanstead, P. Q., in 1809;
m. first, Mary Ghdden, sister of his brother John's wife; m.
second, 1831, Susan Rogers. He d. 3 March, 1861.
iu. Susan.
17. Jonathan' Lyford (James Gilman; John') b. 1779 in C. Moved to
Stanstead, P. Q., in 1802 and to Sebec, Me., in 1806, and d. there 25
Sept., 1864; m. 1806, Sarah Spauldmg. Eight chUdren.
18. Jeremiah' Lyford (James Oilman*, John') hved in Stanstead, P. Q., and
in 1824 in Thornton; m. Naomi Dickey. They had eight chUdren among
whom was Byley', b. 25 June, 1822, in Stanstead, who was a physician
and practiced in TUton; m. 6 March, 1861, Vashti P., dau. of Zebadiah
and Vashti Shattuck, b. 1823, in HUlsborough. He d. at Tilton, 23
Jan., 1876. ChUd: Josie', b. 1863, m Nashua; m. 1882, George C.
Trowbridge and resides in Chelsea, Mass.
19. Joseph' Lyford (Joseph; John') b. 11 July, 1792, in C; m. 1 Nov., 1815,
Charlotte Dow, b. 22 Nov., 1789, d. Dec, 1868. He went West m the
faU of 1836, and settled in Buda, IU., then caUed French Grove, where he
d. 11 Dec, 1836. Children, b. m C:
i. Augustus', b. 5 May, 1816; m. 19 Oct., 1842, AbigaU Emerson.
Lived in Buda, Groveland and Galesburg, 111. ; d. 5 March, 1886.
h. Alfred, b. 28 Jan., 1818; m. 19 Dec, 1839, Mary S. Emerson, sister
of his brother Augustus' wife. She was b. 5 Aug., 1820. He
went West -with his father in 1836.
iu. Caroline, b. 17 Aug., 1824; m. 1844, Rufus Craig; d. 1855.
iv. Joseph, b. 7 Nov., 1828. Went West with his father in 1836; m.
first, 15 Feb., 1855, Josephine Hinman, b. 27 AprU, 1837, and d.
20 Jan., 1870; m. second, 7 May, 1872, Mary Jane Quhnby, b.
22 AprU, 1846.
v. Moses, b. 22 Feb., 1831; d. 26 Feb., 1856.
20. Winthrop Dearborn' L-yFOHo (Joseph*, John') b. in C, 16 May, 1808;
m. 24 April, 1836, Harriet A. R., dau. of Robert and PoUy (Cross)
Chase, b. at Webster Place m Franklm 8 June, 1814. Children, b. in
C:
i. Winthrop Dearborn', b. 16 Nov., 1837; d. 29 Jan., 1839.
h. Mary Jane, b. 6 Feb., 1840; d. 1 Aug., 1859.
hi. Dearborn, b. 1 Dec, 1841; d. 11 Oct., 1847.
iv. Harriet, b. 21 July, 1843; d. 17 Oct., 1847.
V. Susan, b. 2 July, 1845; d. 2 Oct., 1847.
-vi. Susan E., b. 6 Sept., 1848; resides at home.
vh. Flora A., b. 31 Jan., 1852; m. first, June, 1872, Henry Rowe of
Ashland; m. second, George Fitts of Northfield m 1884; resides
at Raymond. One dau., Clara'.
•vui. Frank, b. 31 Oct., 1854; m. 28 June, 1881, Elizabeth Beattie, b. in
Canada and d. 18 Aug., 1887. ChUdren; 1. Mary A. E.', b.
11 Aug., 1882. 2. John F., b. 23 May, 1885. 3. Hattie J.,
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224 history of canterbury.
21, Moses Cogs-well' Lyford (Thomas; Thomas; Thomas') b. 3 Oct., 1813;
m. 8 Dec, 1861, Juhet Eudora Robinson of Belmont, who d. 5 Feb.,
1904. He d. 6 Feb., 1871. They resided m C. Children:
i. Etta Hannah', b. 26 Dec, 1862; m. Nov., 1887, John H. Lyford,
and d. 10 Dec, 1888.
u. Edwin Moses, b. 8 Sept., 1866; m. 23 Feb., 1910, Mrs. Florence J.
(Gray) Sanders, dau. of Russell and Elizabeth (Seavey) Gray of
Alexandria, where she was b. 10 July, 1871.
ih. Frank Dudley, b. 17 Jan., 1867; m. 16 Oct., 1895, Alice Best, dau.
of Peter Joseph and Catherine Lattemoor of SomerviUe, Mass.
Her father was of the firm of Lattemoor & White, stevedores,
in Boston, Mass. Frank D. Lyford is a carpenter and buUder.
22. James' Lyford (Thomas; Thomas; Thomas') b. 4 Oct., 1814; m. first, 28
Feb., 1839, AbigaU French of Stoneham, Mass., b. 25 Feb., 1818, d. 1
June, 1846; m. second, Sophia M. Richardson, b. 26 Nov., 1810, d.
28 Aug., 1850; m. third, 3 Nov., 1851, Mary Isabel McLane of New
Boston, b. 11 Oct., 1821, and d. at Tilton 28 Nov., 1885. He d. at
TUton 28 May, 1879. He resided at Boston untU 1866, when he moved
to C, where he remained untU about 1878, remo-ving then to Tilton.
Children by first -wife:
i. La-vinia French', b. 2 May, 1841; d. 22 June, 1842.
u. Abby La-vinia, b. 30 May, 1843; d. 19 Dec, 1844.
Child by second wife:
iu. Thomas Jefferson, b. 8 Jan., 1848; m. 16 March, 1874, Mary Addie
Cogswell of Cambridgeport, Mass., b. 1853, and d. 20 March.
1874. He d. 14 Nov., 1875.
Children by third wife, b. in Boston, Mass.
iv. James Otis, b. 28 June, 1863; m. 2 May, 1882, Susan Ayer, dau. of
Wilham Pickering and Clara (West) HUl, and granddau. of
Gov. Isaac HUl of N. H. She was b. in Lexington, Mass., 7
Aug., 1854. Children, b. in Concord;
1. Agnes McLean', b. 6 April, 1884; d. 21 Jan., 1901.
2. Katharine Batchelder, b. 11 Nov., 1888; d. 1 Feb., 1893.
3. Richard Taylor, b. 6 Jan., 1896.
V. Marion Elizabeth, b. 26 July, 1866; m. 12 Oct., 1894, Wilham
Plummer, son of WUham and Le-vina (Whittaker) Martm b
21 Oct., 1847.
vi. Albert Giddings, b. 3 March, 1860; m. 10 June, 1888, Lotten
Larson, dau. of Lars and Johanna (Swenson) Larson, b 16 Julv
1870; d. 13 Dec, 1903. Children: ^'
1. Lotten Evadne', b. 21 Aug., 1889; d. 16 Aug., 1900.
2. Amos Cogs-well, b. 21 Feb., 1901.
vu. Amos Cogswell, b. 16 Dec, 1862, graduated Dartmouth College,
class 1885. Taught school at Holdemess, Cheshire, Conn., and
Denver, CoL; d. 3 May, 1892, at Denver.
23. John' Lyford (Thomas; Thomas; Thomas') b. 8 Dec, 1815; m. 12 Nov.
1840, Elizabeth Ham of C, b. 9 May, 1821, d. 19 Dec, 1869. He resided
m C. and Belmont and d. at the latter place 9 Dec, 1888. ChUdren b.
in C: • ' '
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ii. Mary Elizabeth, b. 5 July, 1844; m. 19 July, 1869, Smith N. Ells
worth of Concord. She d. 1 Nov., 1882.
iu. John Ham, b. 15 Sept., 1846; m. first, 27 Nov., 1887, Etta Hannah
Lyford, who d. 10 Dec, 1888; m. second, 2 Oct., 1889, Addie C.
Dow of Loudon, who d. 9 Sept., 1895. Children, b. in Belmont;
1. Paul John', b. 19 May, 1890; d. 15 Sept., 1890.
2. Ruby Elizabeth, b. 17 April, 1891.
3. John Pearl, b. 9 Aug., 1892; d. 3 Sept., 1893.
4. Addie Grace, b. 2 Aug., 1893.
iv. Abby Ann, b. 15 July, 1848; m. 24 Oct., 1870, Clarence W. Whitcher
of Northfield. She d. 18 Sept., 1880.
V. Ariana Ham, b. 5 Oct., 1860; d. 18 AprU, 1875.
¦vi. Estelle, b. 28 Jan., 1853; m. Charies O. Judkms of Belmont.
-vii. Clara Kimball, b. 15 July, 1855; m. Wilham N. Batchelder of N.
Y. City. She d. 3 May, 1885. Children: Elizabeth Ham'
Batchelder, b. 6 July, 1881; d. 18 July, 1882. Lloyd WUham
Batchelder, b. 6 Feb., 1884.
-viu. Amanda Flora, b. 27 Jan., 1868; m. WUliam Moulton of Hopkin
ton. She d. 19 Sept., 1909. No children.
24. Martha Badgers Lyford (Thomas; Thomas; Thomas') b. 15 Nov., 1830;
m. 5 June, 1861, Joseph Ayers of C. (second wife). She d. 13 April,
1876. One chUd, Lucy C' Ayers. (See Ayers Gen.)
25. Lucy Caroline' Lyford (Thomas; Thomas; Thomas') b. 9 Jan., 1833;
m. 11 Nov., 1856, Joseph Clough Wyatt of Northfield, who was b. 3
Dec, 1830. She d. 4 April, 1876. He d. 12 June, 1908. Children:
i. Alfred C' Wyatt, b. 26 Nov., 1862; m. 7 June, 1888, NeUie Maria,
dau. of Joseph R. and Mary (Boynton) Mead, who was b. in
Meredith, 11 Nov., 1861. He has been prominent in the pubhc
affairs of Laconia and mayor of that city.
u. Annto Tjypord Wyatt, b. 2 Nov., 1867, resides in Northfield. (P. O.,
TUton.)
26. Thomas' Lyford (Dudley; James Gilman; John') b. 2 Feb., 1807, in C;
m. Ehza Bums Greely, b. 8 July, 1809, at GUmanton, d. 27 June, 1874,
at Rockport, IU. He migrated to Roscoe, 111., about 1842, driving
there from C. He was killed by a threshing machine at Roscoe, 19
Dec, 1858. Children:
i. Dudley', b. in C, 6 Nov., 1835; m. 13 AprU, 1862, Emma Harley,
b. 26 April, 1841, in Spartanburg, S. C.
ii. Elizabeth Greely, b. 22 Oct., 1837, in C; m. 1 May, 1860, John
J. Bradley, b. m Westfield, N. Y.
in. Joseph Greely, b. 2 Dec, 1839, in Andover; m. 1 Jan., 1868, EmUy
M. Brown, b. 30 June, 1843, in Shirley, Mass. Lives at GuU-
ford, IU.
iv. Alice Horn, b. 7 Dec, 1842; m. 3 June, 1868, Josiah E. Richardson,
b. 18 July, 1842, in Roscoe, IU. Resides at Rockport, 111.
V. Thomas, b. 19 AprU, 1845; d. 14 May, 1845.
vL Thomas, b. 16 Aug., 1848; d. 19 Dec, 1862.
¦vu. Annah Augusta, b. 7 Nov., 1860.
¦viu. Charles Chamberlain, b. 21 Aug., 1853; m. 23 Dec, 1885, Emma
L. Hendrickson, b. 30 Jan., 1860, in Minneapohs, Minn. Prac
ticing physician in Minneapolis.
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226' HISTORY OP CANTERBURY.
MASON.
One Mason family of C. descended from Capt. John Mason, one of the
grantees of N. H. He was b. in Lynn, Norfolk County, Eng.; bapt. 11 Dec,
1586. His life was an active one in both civU and mihtary affairs as is shown
by the tablet erected to his memory in the church of the Domus Dei at Ports
mouth, Eng. It reads:
To the glory of God and in memory of Capt'n John Mason, Captain in
the Royal Navy, Treas. of the Army, Captain of South Sea Castle, Governor
of the Colony of Newfoundland, Patentee and founder of New Hampshire in
America, Vice Admiral of Ne* England. Bom 1686. Died 1635.
He is buried in Westminster Abbey. He was the son of John' and Isabel
(Steed) Mason (William; Miles; John; Richard; Baldmw).
1. Capt. John' Mason, m. 29 Oct., 1606, Anne, dau. of Edward Geer of Lon
don. ChUd: Anne' who m. 27 June, 1626, Joseph Tufton and had five
chUdren of whom Robert was the third. By the terms of Capt. John
Mason's vrill his grandchildren added Mason to their names.
2. Robert Tufton' Mason (Anne; Capt. Johw) m. Ehzabeth, dau. of
WiUiam Taylor. Three chUdren of whom Robert" was the second.
3. Robert T." Mason (Robert T.') m. Catherine Wiggin and had two chUdren
of whom John Tufton" was the second.
4. John Tufton" Mason (Robert T.'») d. in Havana, 1718; m. Susanna Mos-
set. May, 1711. Three children of whom Thomas" was the third.
5. Thomas T." Mason (John T.") b. 12 June, 1718; d. 1762; m. first, Ehza
beth Gooding, 7 Sept., 1744; m. second, Anne Tme, b. 26 Feb., 1762.
Three children by first marriage and one, John T.", by the second.
6. John T." Mason (John T.") m. and had two chUdren of whom the first
was Benjamin".
7. Benjamin" Mason (John T.") m. and hved in Hampton. Had four
chUdren of whom Josiah" was the third.
8. Josiah" Mason (Benjamiw*) b. 11 July, 1778, m Chichester; d. 16 Dec,
1846, m C; m. Betsey Saunders, b. 8 Oct., 1778; d. 27 Feb., 1854.
Children;
9. i. Hannah", b. 27 Nov., 1804.
10. h. George Saunders, b. 30 June, 1806.
11. iu. Gardner, b. 1 June, 1809.
iv. Har-vey, b. 21 Feb., 1814.
V. Eliza, b. 14 Aug., 1815; m. Eh Brooks of St. Johnsbury, Vt.; d. in
Providence, R. I.
vi. Silver, b. 23 Sept., 1818; d. 16 Sept., 1846.
-vh. John Chandler, b. 14 June, 1824; d. 14 June, 1891; m. Carohne
Clark; res. at Tilton.
9. Hannah" Mason (Josiah") b. 27 Nov., 1804; d. 13 Oct., 1859; m. John
Langdon Bradley, b. 27 March, 1806, d. 22 Jan., 1874. Children, b.mC:

GENEALOGIES. 227
i. George Saunders" Bradley, b. 28 May, 1830; m. Sally Ann
Weaver, 12 Dec, 1858. Child: Charles Clement" Bradley,
b. 5 July, 1871.
u. Sereno AsHBURY Bradley, b. 3 Feb., 1833; m. 14 Nov., 1865, Mrs.
Evehne Bessy. Child : EUen Amanda" Bradley, b. 29 Dec, 1858.
iu. Lucian Moore Bradley, b. 27 AprU, 1835; d. 19 Feb., 1869.
iv. Betsey Malvina Bradley, b. 11 March, 1837; m. 11 Aug., 1864,
Joseph J. Jones. Children; Frances Leona" Jones, b. 18 June,
1865. Charles Wesley Jones, b. 25 Sept., 1866. Edith May
Jones, b. 17 Dec, 1871.
v. Susan Clough Bradley, b. 14 June, 1841; m. Joel B. Selhck, 10
Nov., 1860. Children: Eva May" Schick, b. 20 Oct., 1861.
Charies Eddie Selhck, b. 17 June, 1864. Gracie SeUick, b. 23
Oct., 1872.
¦vi. Charles Wesley Bradley, b. 8 April, 1843; m. Delia Ann Com
stock, 7 March, 1872. Child: Mary", b. 27 May, 1873.
¦vh. Mary Jane Bradley, b. 22 Oct., 1846; m. Myron E. Bates, 5 Sept.,
1867. Children: Luella" Bates, b. 6 July, 1868. ByronEmmet
Bates, b. 26 Dec, 1870; d. 11 Feb., 1871. Regena E. Bates,
b. 14 Dec, 1872.
vih. Ella Amanda Bradley, b. 17 July, 1848; d. 29 Sept., 1851.
10. George Saunders" Mason (Josiah") b. 30 June, 1806; d. 6 June, 1872;
m. 18 Nov., 1831, Huldah Lane, b. 9 Jan., 1809; d. 7 Dec, 1893. Chil
dren:
i. Frances C", b. 26 Dec, 1833; d. 7 Oct., 1901; m. James Lang-
maid, who d. 1861. Children: John" Langmaid, b. 17 July,
1856; d. 1 July, 1877. Mary F. Langmaid, b. 24 June, 1858.
Martha A. Langmaid, b. 12 May, 1860; m. Walter S. Clement
of Derry.
h. Mary B., b. 26 Nov., 1835, in Chichester; d. 16 Sept., 1909; m. 16
June, 1859, Charles Lake of Chichester, who d. 9 July, 1897.
Children: Charies" Lake, b. 13 Oct., 1861; d. in infancy.
George W. Lake, b. 4 April, 1864; m. 14 Dec, 1886, Jessie F.
West. Jennie F. Lake, b. 14 March, 1868; m. 13 Nov., 1889,
Florance A. Gale of Concord.
hi. Frank Georgb, b. 2 Aug., 1839; d. 9 Aug., 1908; m. 28 Sept., 1863,
Lucia M. Fox of Bradford, Vt. Children, b. in Concord: Frank
W.", b. 29 June, 1864. George H., b. 2 May, 1868. Edith M.,
b. 22 May, 1870. Charles L., b. 23 Nov., 1872. Grace E., b.
9 Feb., 1876. Lucy M., b. 16 Dec, 1877. Edward S., b. 13
Aug., 1880.
11. Gardner" Mason (Josiah") b. 1 June, 1809, hi Chichester; d. 18 Jan.,
1873, m Loudon; m. in C, 24 July, 1839, Harriet, dau. of Jesse Stevens,
b. in C, 23 Dec, 1816. Children, b. in C:
i. Sarah Stevens", b. 2 July, 1841; d. 7 July, 1902; m. Henry Bat
chelder. Child; Elmer Mason" Batchelder, b. 24 July, 1875,
in Jamaica Plain, Mass.
h. Charles Henry, b. 12 Sept., 1844; m. 4 April, 1865, Phebe Ehza
beth Harper of Loudon. Children:
1. Charles Harper", b. 1 Jan., 1873; m. 14 April, 1903, Anna
Margaretha Lohbiller of Jamaica Plain, Mass.
2. Mabel H., b. 1 May, 1875; m. 18 May, 1905, Weston L.
Fickett of Concord.
ih. George Harvey, b. 19 Oct., 1846; d. 19 Oct., 1877.
iv. Sarah Jane, b. 5 Aug., 1849; d. 22 Feb., 1893.

228 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
V. Mary Anna, b. 16 Feb., 1856.
-vi. Ellen Maria, b. 26 Nov., 1869; m. 28 June, 1900, Frank M. John
son of Loudon. MASON.
1. True K.' Mason, b. 12 Nov., 1807; was a son of Simon' and Nancy
(Sanborn) Mason. The latter was a dau. of Levi Sanbom, and d. 12
Oct., 1846. Simon, b. 15 Jan., 1782; d. 9 Sept., 1864. True K. m. 19
Dec, 1832, Hannah P., dau. of Benjamin and Elizabeth P. Titman
Wmkley, and d. 7 May, 1888. His wife d. 7 June, 1897. She was of
English descent. Mr. and Mrs. Mason were lifelong residents of C.
ChUdren :
i. Elizabeth Ann', m. 1 Jan., 1853, True W. HiU, both of C. (See
HUl Gen.)
ii. Lucy Maria.
iu. Hannah.
iv. Mary Susan.
2. V. Lowell T., b. 21 Aug., 1847.
2. Lowell T.' Mason (True K.', Simon') b. 21 Aug., 1847, in C; m. 30
June, 1885, in Boston, Mass., Jennie S., dau. of John T. and Sarah
(De Laney) Adams, b. 26 May, 1S44, in Windsor, Conn. They res.
inC. MATOTT.
1. Joseph' Matott, b. in the Province of Quebec, Can.; m. Margaret
Wood. He served in the War of 1812; d. in 1892 at the age of nearly
104 years. His wife d. at the age of 96. They had fourteen chUdren.
2. Josephs Matott (Joseph') b. 10 Dec, 1837, in Champlain, N. Y.; m.
31 Dec, 1859, EUen S., dau. of Francis and Sarah (Cross) Sweeney,
b. 16 Dec, 1844, m Essex Co., N. Y. Francis Sweeney was b. 1817; d.
4 Dec, 1880. Sarah Cross was b. 1820; d. 1877. Henry Sweeney,
father of Francis, b. in Canada, was of Irish descent. Joseph Matott
came to C. in 1892; d. there 13 Dec, 1904. Children, first five b. m
Essex Co., N. Y.:
i. Alice P.', b. 1 AprU, 1861; m. Sept., 1882, Sidney Ketchum. He
d. 7 May, 1910.
u. Frank N., b. 23 May, 1862; m. 1 Feb., 1888, Mary Deify.
iu. Joseph, b. 16 Feb., 1864; m. 6 Nov., 1897, Mary, dau. of John and
Abby (Blanchard) Colbum.
3. iv. George H., b. 27 June, 1866.
v. Sarah E., b. 10 AprU, 1868; m. George Shortsleeves.
vi. Rachel G., b. 15 Dec, 1870; m. 21 Sept., 1906, John Lavally.
4. vu. Nelson F., b. 23 Sept., 1872. vui. William L, b. 23 AprU, 1874;
d. 16 April, 1875. ix. Cornelia, b. 14 March, 1876; m. April,
1892, John Bromley, x. Nancy A., b. 15 Sept., 1878; m.
Frank Behlse. xi. Rosa A., b. 2 Sept., 1880; d. March, 1882.
xu. Nettie K., b. 26 June, 1882; m. 21 Feb., 1900, Edmund
Banker.
3. George H.' Matott (Joseph; Joseph') b. 27 June, 1866; m. 5 Nov.,
1889, Ehzabeth, dau. of Louis and Ehzabeth (Matthews) Deify, b. 9

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Feb., 1872. Louis and Ehzabeth Deify were b. m 1837. ChUdren,
u, ih and iv b. in Penacook:
i. Leon', b. 30 July, 1891; d. 21 Jan., 1893.
h. Harry W., b. 27 July, 1895.
in. Florence Delfy, b. 22 July, 1897.
iv. Robert L., b. 1 Dec, 1898.
v. Guy R., b. 29 Dec, 1900, in C.
4. Nelson F.' Matott (Joseph; Joseph') b. 23 Sept., 1872; m. 1893, Ida
May, dau. of WiUiam F. and Mary Jane (Spaulding) Blinn, b. 1 Sept.,
1879. Children: i. Rutha A.' h. Linda M. ih. Faber F. iv. Ira N.
MATTHEWS— MATHES.
Compiled by Harriet Louise Matthews of Lynn, Mass.
1. Francis' Matthews, the immigrant ancestor of the famUy in C. first
appears on the hst of men who came to this country in the Mason
colony, 1631. His name is also found among the signers of the "Exeter
Combination" in 1639. The location of the man is found by a grant
of land, 1 Oct., 1637, when Vines, Josselyn and Wamerton, as agents
of the Laconia Association granted a lease of a part of "the Great
Island," the present town of Newcastle, to "ffrancis Matthews for
one thousand years." This was reconveyed to the wid. in the same
name in 1656 and 1664. In addition to land on the Great Island, Fran
cis bought 16 June, 1640, of William Beard, a house and land at Oyster
River, and 7 July, 1644, Wilham Hilton conveyed to him 88 acres of
land at Oyster River. The location of the Oyster River property is
given in "Historical Memoranda'' published in a Dover newspaper
about 1861: "The site of the original settlement at Oyster River is
very beautiful, it is just at the head of the main branch of the Piscat
aqua, commands a fine view of the confluence of Great Bay, BeUamy
Bank, and Salmon FaUs Rivers, and e-vidences the good taste of the
senior Frances Matthews." To this was added a large tract of "salt
marsh" and other grants, untU he became the owner of a large part of
the north shore of the Great Bay. Francis also held property on
"Smutty Nose," Isle of Shoals, where at that time was a large colony
of fishermen.
The parentage of Francis Matthews, dates of birth and marriage
record h.<ive not been proved, but recently there has been found on the
parish records of Ottery St. Mary, Devon, Eng., under date of 28 Nov.,
1622, the marriage of one "ffrancis Matthew and Thomasine Chanon."
From the fact that the men of N. H. in the 1631 colony were largely
gathered from Devon and ComwaU, and because Ottery St. Mary is
near to Plymouth and Exeter, it seems probably that this "ffrancis"
and the immigrants "ffrancis and Thomasine" may have been the same.
All genealogical records of N. H. have hitherto stated that Francis and
Thomasine Matthews must have been m. in England before 1630.
Savage and other writers have given but three children to the N. H.
family, but if it is proved that the Ottery St. Mary "ffrancis and

230 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
Thomasine" came to America in the Mason colony, two more daus.
must be added to the famUy, for the parish records at Ottery St. Mary
bear the names of Ehzabeth Matthew, bapt. 23 Dec, 1623; ffrances
Matthew, bapt. 20 Feb., 1626, both daus. of ffrancis Matthew. (No
records of this family later than 1626.) The name of Matthews comes
from Wales, the first of the name, Sir Matthew-ap-Jevan, feudal baron
of Llandaff, whose pedigree can be traced back to Cunedda, the Cambro-
British prince, and like aU Welsh pedigrees runs back to remote antiq
uity. Children given to Francis and Thomasine Matthews by Savage:
i. Walters.
2. h. Benjamin.
ih. Martha.
No dates of birth have been found, the name of the dau. is given in
the will of Walter. Thomasine, wid. of Francis, gave to her grandson,
Will Brookin, son of Godfrie Brookin, certain property, deed dated
16 Oct., 1689. The name of Francis Matthews appears upon the inven
tory of Nicholas Bro-wn, 10 May, 1648, where he makes his mark "F.
M." He probably d. soon after, for on the first extant tax hst of Dover,
1648, the name of Thomasine Matthews, wid. of Francis, is given ¦with
four others as paying the largest taxes. Thomasine d. about 1704,
when the estate was settled, 56 years after the death of Francis^ Walter
Matthews' wUl dated 15 April, 1678, proved 25 June, 1678, mentions
son, Samuel, daus., Susanna Young, Mary Senter, Matthews Young,
Thomas SneU, son of "my sister Martha Bro^wne."
2. Benjamins Matthews (Francis') was, according to Savage, a freeman in
1669, one of those named to meet and choose a committee to attend
the council at Portsmouth, 16 March, 1679. Date of birth and mar
riage not found on Durham records, but it is supposed that he was m. as
early as 1669. By the -wiU of one Thomas Footman, made 14 Aug.,
1667, he mentions "my brother Bengemin Mathews." This has led
early N. H. genealogists to state that Footman married a dau. of Francis
Matthews. Catharine Footman, wid. of Thomas, m. second, Wilham
Durgin before 26 June, 1672. Only one child has been found recorded
to Benjamin Matthews, Francis, who administered on his father's
estate, 9 March, 1709-10. The Dorothy Matthews, whose name appears
on N. H. records, 27 Sept., 1683, may have been the ¦wife of Benjamin
Matthews. 3. i. Francis'.
3. Capt. Francis' Matthews (Benjamin; Francis') proprietor of C,
b. in Dover (Oyster River parish) as early as 1670; m. in Dover, 23
Feb., 1691-92, Ruth, dau. of Abraham Bennett of Dover. Francis
became a man of considerable civic and mUitary importance in Dover
and Durham; he represented the to'wn of Durham in the Pro-vincial
government for five years; held various town offices, selectman, 1707-
20; town clerk, 1732-36. The first meeting of the freeholders of
Durham was caUed by Francis Matthews, Monday, 26 June, 1732, "at
the meeting-house at the Falls." His mihtary titles were Serg., 1707-

GENEALOGIES. 231
10; Ensign^ 1711-26; Capt., 1727-65. The Matthews garrison
(otherwise Mathes) stood at Durham Point; it was no doubt buUt by
Capt. Francis on land which has remained in the f amUy since the origi
nal deed. Records of N. H. towns granted at this time, show the name
of Francis Matthews as petitioner and proprietor in most of the to-wns
north of Dover. The name appears with aU the varieties of speUing
common to the time, usuaUy Mathes, although the marriage of Francis
with Ruth Bennett is recorded as Matthews. The C. petition of 1727
bears the name of Capt. Francis and of two of his sons, Francis, Jr.,
and Abraham. He must have d. about 1755, for on 16 June, 1755,
transfers of property were made "lately belonging to our honored Father
and Grandfather." Children:
i. Benjamin', m. 17 Dec, 1716, AbigaU, dau. of Nathaniel and grand
dau. of Valentine Hill of Dover, hence the name of Valentine
Mathes, which has appeared in every generation of this branch
of the family down to the present time. This Benjamin may
have been the one of that name who was "baptized Dec. 12,
1724, died the same day, aged 31 years."
4. ii. Francis, Jr., proprietor of C.
in. Abraham, proprietor of C, m. Phebe Davis, dau. of James Da-vis of
Dover.
4. Francis' Matthews (Francis', Benjamin', Francis') b. probably in Dur
ham; m. in Newington, 28 Nov., 1720, Lydia, dau. of Thomas Drew
of Dover. Children:
i. Ruth', b. 12 Oct., 1721; m. Joseph Sias of Durham and Lee; d. at
the home of her dau., Lydia, -wife of Da-vid Lawrence of Epping,
10 Feb., 1801, aged 79. (Epping records.) Joseph Sias was
one of the proprietors of C.
h. Gershom, b. in Durham; m. 22 June, 1767, Ehzabeth Wheston,
and settled in that part of C. now Loudon. ChUdren, b. in C.
and Loudon: i. Hannah, h. John, b. 1771. in. Joseph, iv.
Francis, b. 1776.
5. ih. Benjamin, b. about 1724.
iv. Gideon, b. 8 Nov., 1728; m. first, 30 Jan., 1755, Anna, dau. of
Nathaniel Randall of Lee; m. second, Anna, dau. of Benjamin
and AbigaU (Stevens) Whitcher of Nottingham, b. 10 May, 1748,
d. 11 Nov., 1822. He d. 3 Jan., 1815.
5. Benjamin' Mathes (Francis*, Francis', Benjamin', Francis'), known on
the records of Durham and Lee as Benjamin Mathes, Jr., was b. in
Durham, about 1724. He m. in Newington, 20 June, 1745, Anna,
dau. of Eleazer and Anna Coleman, b. in Newington, 29 May, 1726.
Benjamin, -with his brothers, received his share of the land of Francis,
Sr., and Francis, Jr., and according to deeds at Exeter and Dover,
disposed of his interests in Durham and Lee to his brother, Gideon,
and sister, Ruth (Mathes) Sias. As early as 2 May, 1750, he is found
among the grantees of New Durham. Whether this family remained
in New Durham later than 1769, is unknown, but in 1777, 12 June,
Benjamin appears as one of the selectmen in AUenstown, where he
signed a certificate for payment to a Revolutionary soldier. On 2 Dec,
1790, Benjamin Mathes, Jr., of AUenstown, Ruth and Joseph Sias of

232 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
Durham, Gershom Mathes of Loudon, seU to Gideon Mathes of Lee,
their right and title to the farm of Gideon in Lee. Signed 2 Dec, by
Ruth and Gershom; 30 Dec, by Benjamin. This is the last record of
Benjamin that has been found. His name as "head of a family" does
not appear in the 1790 census, recently published by the U. S. govern
ment. Because of this, it is surmised that he might at that time have
been h-ving with one of his chUdren. The dates of birth of his children
are not complete, and it is only from data gathered from his grand-
chUdren that all of their names are known. They are given below,
but presumably not in order of birth. Children;
i. Benjamin', said to have settled in New Sharon, Vt. u. Lydia.
iii. John, settled and d. in Northwood, about 1814, leaving sons,
Joseph' and John. iv. Betsey, v. Joanna.
6. vi. Elijah, b. 27 May, 1759 (probably in New Durham).
vii. Thomas, b. 6 AprU, 1761; m. 30 June, 1788, SaUy Weeks; settled
in Deerfield, where he d. 26 Dec, 1833.
¦vih. Joseph, m. in Winthrop, Me., about 1795, Meredith, dau. of Solo
mon and Hannah (Leonard) Esty of Winthrop, b. 10 Aug.,
1773. Child: Joseph', b. 29 Dec, 1796.
ix. Daniel, b. 8 March, 1766; m. 23 Feb., 1796, Mary, dau. of Jede
diah and Sarah (MorriU) Prescott of Deerfield, b. 19 Feb., 1766.
They settled in Searsmont, Me., where Daniel d. 4 March,
1826. She d. at Liberty, Me., 1 AprU, 1867.
x. Ruth. It may be that this Ruth was the one of that name who m.
in C, Joseph Taylor, 25 July, 1781.
xi. Jacob, b. 18 March, 1774; went to Me.; m. in Industry, 25 Feb.
1803, Hannah, dau. of Zoe and SaUy (Bettis) Withee. They
lived for a time in Industry, but subsequently moved to St.
Albans. They were the grandparents of the late LleweUjTi
Powers, governor of Maine, 1897-1901.
6. Elijah' Mathes (Benjamin') b. 27 May, 1769, probably in New Durham;
m. in Nottingham, 1 Oct., 1780, Mary, dau. of Joshua and Ann (Harvey)
Stevens of Nottingham. It is a tradition that Elijah was either "bound
out" to his Uncle and Aunt Sias, or that he went to hve with them when
he was quite young. At the time of his marriage, he was "of Lee," and
it was while living there that he probably met his ¦wife, Mary Stevens,
familiarly called "Molly." She was descended on her father's side from
John Stevens of Salisbury, b. 1611, and on her mother's side from James
Harvey and WUham MaxweU, Scotch-Irish immigrants, who came to
this country from Port Rush, Ireland; sailing 7 Aug., 1726, landed in
Boston, 8 Oct., from thence they went to Haverhill, Derry and Notting
ham, where they settled. Soon after the marriage of Ehjah and Mary
(Stevens) Mathes, he purchased of John Bean, seven acres of land in
C, lot No. 90. Later Elijah purchased of Josiah Dow 100 acres of
land. Under date of 9 Dec, 1809, he bought of David Kent of C, lot
92. From a manuscript sketch of this family written by Thomas Stev
ens Clough, a grandson of Elijah, the following is quoted; "Elijah
Mathes late of C, at the age of 21, m. Mary Stevens. Soon after, 'they
twam' settled in C, about one and one hah mUes westerly from HiU's
Corner. . . . These parents resided in this one place together for
73 years, and three days, when the tie was broken by the death of the

GENEALOGIES. 233:
wife and mother, 4 Oct., 1853, aged 90 years, 10 months and 19 days;
22 Dec, 1853, the aged husband followed at the ripe age of 94 years,
6 months and 25 days."
Ehjah and his wife are buried in the family burial lot on the farm in
C, now owned by Olwyn W. Dow. Under date of 8 March, 1909,
Mrs. EUa (Hills) Nelson, a descendant of Ehjah, vnites that "the old
house is stUl standing, but used for storing farm tools and boiling sap.
The big chimney built in the center of the house has been tom down
to make room for the sap pan. The heavy timbers of the frame show
the strength of this old house. The sweep is gone, but the well has-
never been fiUed." ChUdren, b. in C. :
7. i. Polly', b. 30 Jan., 1783.
8. ii. Joshua Stevens, b. 30 Oct., 1785.
9. ui. Nancy, b. 23 May, 1787.
iv.* Betsey Har-vey, b. 17 March, 1789; d. single, 14 May, 1878. She
was the constant companion of her parents in their declining
years. She was possessed of a remarkably lovable and win
ning character. She is buried in the famUy lot.
10. V. John, b. 24 Dec, 1792.
7. Polly' Mathes (Elijah', Benjamin') b. 30 Jan., 1783; m. before 1806,
Timothy, son of Timothy and Ann (Evans) Gleason, b. in Barrington,
28 July, 1782. ChUdren;
i. Cynthia' Gleason, b. 1806; m. Emery Lowe; rem. to Kentucky.
u. Julia Glfason, b. 1808; m. 23 Nov., 1826, Jeremiah Kimball of C;
d. at Concord, 9 Jan., 1857.
ui. Silvia Glea on, b. 28 Nov., 1809; m. 6 Oct., 1821, Jessie KimbaU
of C; they remained at the paternal homestead until 1861, when
with one year at "Hill's Corner" Jessie became superintendent of
the town farm. In 1865, they rem. to Methuen, Mass., and in 1877,
they moved to Vineland, N. J., where both d., Jessie, 7 July,
1888; Sylvia, 11 July, 1888. They had chUdren: Joseph
Edwin', WUham Crawford, Juliette and John Gleason Kimball.
8. Joshua Ste-vens' Mathbs (Elijah', Benjamin') b. in C, 30 Oct., 1785;
m. 29 Aug., 1811, Mary, dau. of Nathaniel and Sarah (Harvey) Whitcher
of Northfield. Joshua was named for his maternal grandfather,
Joshua Stevens of Nottingham. 18 AprU, 1810, he, ¦with Otis Young,
bought of GUman Clough, a lot of land in C. On 17 June, 1812, Joshua
sold his share to Enoch Emery, and on 7 Dec, 1813, he bought twenty-
nine acres of land which he sold 24 Sept., 1817, to Archelaus Moore.
About this time, Joshua bought land in East Columbia, where he after
ward settled. Mr. Mathes was a respected citizen of Columbia, repre
senting his town in the state legislature, 1847-48. He d. at his home,
26 March, 1862. His wid. d. 5 Dec, 1861. Children;
i. James M.', b. in C, 16 April, 1812; d. in Colebrook, 2 Feb., 1888;
m. 2 June, 1840, Theresa, dau. of John and Mary Quinn of
Liverpool, Eng.; she d. in Colebrook, 10 Jan., 1879; he m.
second, 18 June, 1879, in Lewiston, Me., Mrs. Mary Mehssa
(Coffin) Noyes. He d. 2 Feb., 1888. The children of the first
marriage were James M.», George A., Jidia Anna, Charles H.,
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234 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
11. u. John, b. in C, 30 May, 1813.
ui. Elijah, b. in C, 12 AprU, 1815; m. in Hudson, N. Y., 31 Aug.,
1842, Maria McCarty; she d. in Lee, Mass., 27 Sept., 1845,
leaving one son; m. second, 6 July, 1846, Elizabeth M. Her
rick of Canaan, N. Y.; she d. in South Hadley FaUs, Mass.,
22 Oct., 1878. Ehjah d. at the same place, 22 AprU, 1898. He
spent many of his boyhood days in C. at the home of his grand
parents. ChUdren: John Lycurgus', Mary Frances, Lizzie
Lincoln, Fred Champion.
iv. Sarah, b. in C, 4 April, 1816; m. 20 March, 1842, Edward Teb-
betts of Stewartstown and Colebrook. She d. in 1906. Chil
dren; Theresa Quinn', John C, Frank P. and Richard Tebbetts.
V. Julia, b. in C, 17 Sept., 1818; m. 16 March, 1845, WUham Gilkey
of Brunswick, Vt., b. in Plamfield, Vt., 10 March, 1807, d. in
Brunswick, 8 Aug., 1889. She d. at the same place, 19 AprU,
1902. Their chUdren: SaviUian W.', Annie B., WiUiam P.,
Guy, Mary and Clara Gilkey.
vi. Israel, b. in Columbia, 4 June, 1820; m. in Vemon, Vt., 4 July,
1844, Louisa, dau. of Moses and Hannah (Laughton) Perry of
ClarkesviUe, b. in Vernon, 11 June, 1819, d. in Skowhegan,
Me., 22 April, 1868. He m. second, 1870, Mrs. Margaret A.
Newkirk of Portsmouth. He d. in Haverhill, Mass., 13 April,
1886. Children; Joshua Stevens', Harriet Louise, Don Castro,
Caddie Eva, America.
vii. Gideon, b. in Columbia, 21 Dec, 1821; m. 6 Feb., 1843, Naomi B.
Libbey, b. 11 May, 1823, d. 22 Oct., 1862; m. second, 23 March,
1863, Mrs. Susan M. Blodgett, b. 12 Dec, 1838, d. 1907. He
d. at his home in Waterford, Vt., 2 Nov., 1901. Children:
Hanson L.», Alvin, Lizzie J., WiUie and John J., twins, Angie C,
Abbie, Howard C, Sarah N., George W.
9. Nancy' Mathes (Elijah', Benjamin') b. in C, 20 May, 1787; m. 31
Dec, 1818, Samuel, son of Jonathan and Martha (True) Clough,
b. at Northfield, 8 Nov., 1778. She was the second wife of Mr. Clough,
and d. 3 Feb., 1874. ChUdren, b. in Northfield:
i. Mary' Clough, b. 6 Oct., 1819; m. Feb., 1844, Charles KendaU of
Nashua; d. 30 March, 1846.
h. James Monroe Clough, b. 27 March, 1821; d. 21 Feb., 1833; unm.
iu. Samuel Adams Clough, b. 23 May, 1825; d. 27 Sept., 1833.
iv. Thomas Ste-vens Clough, b. 23 May, 1825, in Northfield; m. 6
July, 1851, Electa C, dau. of Isaac and Polly (Wadleigh) Ghnes.
12. V. Cynthia Ann Clough, b. 6 Dec, 1827.
10. John' Mathes (Elijah', Benjamin') b. in C, 22 Dec, 1792; m. 7 AprU,
1818, Pameha, dau. of Wilham and Anna (Sanborn) Whitcher of
Northfield (cousin to Mary, -wife of Joshua Stevens Mathes).
She was b. 2 Aug., 1799, d. 13 Sept., 1821, lea-ving an infant
son; m. second, 11 Oct., 1822, Mary Moor of Loudon. He d. in C,
30 July, 1869; his wife d. 14 May, 1880; both are buried in the
famUy burial lot on the old farm. Dea. John Mathes first hved on a
farm near to the«Ehjah homestead, but later his father deeded to him
the homestead. He was a carpenter; served the town as an under
taker for many years, making the caskets in his shop which first stood
on the land occupied by him; afterward, about 1843, moved to the
Ehjah homestead. He served the town in the state legislature, 1848-
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genealogies. 235
i. Horace Whitcher', b. 6 Sept., 1821; m. 16 July, 1843, Pameha,
dau. of Ebenezer and Ehzabeth (Kimball) Batchelder of C,
b. 13 Dec, 1823. Their only child, Horace Oscar', b. in C,
19 June, 1849; m. in C, 7 Dec, 1872, Jennie S. Bracket; she
d. in May, 1892; m. second, 17 Nov., 1893, Mrs. Mary (Cressy)
Sawtelle of Bradford, Vt. They have one child, Helen Pamelia",
b. 23 Aug., 1895. Horace O. Mathews is a manufacturer
of carriages in Concord, where he lives with his aged mother.
Horace Whitcher d. in Concord, 29 May, 1897.
u. John Moor, b. 18 July, 1823, in C; m. 30 Oct., 1845, Frances E.
Wilson. He d. in Burlington, Vt., 22 Nov., 1890. He was a
manufacturer and -a highly esteemed citizen. Mrs. Mathews
d. in Burlington, 20 Dec, 1901, both are buried in Lake View
cemetery in Burlington. Children; Francis Orissa',b. in Nashua,
2 Sept., 1846; d. 19 Oct., 1854; buried in the family burial lot
at C. Mary Jane and Martha Ernestine, both b. in Colton, N. Y.
hi. Mary Jane, b. 2 Jan., 1825; d. 29 June, 1851.
iv. Cyrus Elkins, b. 8 Jan., 1828; was in business in Boston, Mass.,
untU his death, 23 April, 1853. He was a member of the noted
Brass Band of C, as were his brothers, Horace W., John M.,
and Hiram S.
13. V. Hiram Ste-vens, b. 7 July, 1830.
vi. Har-vey Clough, b. 8 June, 1838; d. 5 Sept., 1867.
11. John' Mathes (Joshua Stevens; Elijah') b. in C, 30 May, 1813; m. in
Columbia, 14 Nov., 1833, Cynthia H. Amy, b. in Bath, 18 April, 1814,
d. 4 July, 1852; m. second, 22 Aug., 1852, Mrs. Eleanor B. (Morgan)
Darhng, b. in Bloomfield, Vt., 5 May, 1824. They hved in East Colum
bia. Mr. Mathes was a farmer; he d. 19 Sept., 1862; his -wife d. in
Manchester, 10 April, 1890. Children;
i. Ira A.s, b. 19 June, 1839; d. 17 Jan., 1841.
u. Mary S., b. 3 Oct., 1841; d. 21 March, 1843.
iu. Isabel Amy, b. 13 Aug., 1843; m. 13 AprU, 1862, James B. Clough;
d. 21 March, 1885.
iv. Rebecca Rogers, b. in Columbia, 18 Oct., 1847; m. 26 Dec, 1867,
Freeman Albert Thayer, b. in Randolph, Mass., 31 March,
1845. She d. in Mhmeapohs, Minn., 14 AprU, 1888. Her chil
dren: Emest Afton", Fred Harvey, WiUis Jesse, Guy Oscar,
Ethel Amy, and Eugene Albert Thayer.
V Rosanna Harvey, b. 16 Nov., 1849; m. 25 Dec, 1867, Fred Lewis
Carr, b. m Colebrook, 30JSrov., 1845.
-vi. Cynthia Eleanor, b. 7 Aug., 1853; m. 24 Dec, 1879, Rodman
Tyler Powers, b. hi South Abington, Mass., 27 March, 1843.
Mrs. Powers is a resident of Tilton. Children: Carroll Seavey"
Powers, b. m South Abmgton, 9 Oct., 1884; d. in Tilton, 14
Jan., 1903. Leon Tyler Powers, b. in Lancaster, 13 Sept., 1887,
living in Tilton.
vu Mary Ann, b. 26 May, 1855; m. 30 Oct., 1877, Byron Worthen,
b m New London, 6 June, 1863. Children, b. m Manchester;
(1) Sadie EUen" Worthen, b. 16 Oct., 1880; m. 30 Oct., 1902,
Arthur George Seaman. ChUdren: George Byron" Seaman,
b in Mt. Vemon, N. Y., 11 June, 1904; d. Manchester, 26
Aug., 1905. Arthur George Seaman, b. Brooklyn, N. Y., 9
May, 1908. (2) Harold Mathes Worthen, b. 14 Sept., 1892.
vih John Milton, b. 6 June, 1857; m. 16 Jan., 1880, Henrietta Chase
Hodgdon, b. in Lancaster, 29 April, 1860. Children: (1) Mary
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Tucker, b. 18 June, 1880. d. 5 June, 1903. ChUd: Clarence
E.u Tucker, b. 9 May, 1902. (2) John Milton, b. 1 July, 1882.
(3) Ethel Marion, b. 20 June, 1890. (4) Helen Margaret, b. 23
May, 1894. (5) Everett Hodgdon, b. 19 AprU, 1899; d. 26 Oct.,
1899.
ix. Katherine Fanny, b. 9 Aug., 1858; m. 30 May, 1885, Henry W.
Burbank, b. in Bloomfield, Vt., 15 Jan., 1845; d. 8 Feb., 1889.
No children.
X. Julia Gilkey, b. in Colebrook, 20 Jan., 1863; d. m Columbia,
22 March, 1864.
12. Cynthia Ann' Clough (Nancy) b. in Northfield, 5 Dec, 1827; m.
Daniel Adams HiUs of that town, b. 23 Jan., 1827. Children:
i. Ella Orissa' H Us, b. 7 June, 1854; m. 24 Dec, 1874, George Henry
Nelson, b. at GUmanton, 14 Jan., 1863. He was overseer in the card
ing and spinning room at the Elm MUls for 18 years, later a house car
penter. They resided at Northfield. Children: A dau. b. 28 March,
and d. 31 March, 1877; Ada Leila" Nelson, b. 7 June, 1886; m. George
Irving Crowe, 31 Aug., 1908, b. at Truro, N. S., son of Charles and
Rebekah (HamUton) Crowe. They res. in Tilton. u. WJliam Clough
HUls, b. 12 June, 1859; m. 5 June, 1901, Mabel Wadleigh Ghnes, b.
1 Sept., 1869. They res. on the Samuel Clough farm on Bay HiU,
Northfield. No chUdren. Mr. Daniel Adams HiUs d. 25 June, 1864;
Ms wife d. 11 June, 1890.
13. Hiram Stevens' Mathews (John; Elijah') b. in C, 7 July, 1830. He
became a member of the Old South Church choir, Boston, and was
also a member of the famous Handel and Haydn Society. For a time
he was a member of the choir of the Park Street Church. Mr. Mathews
m. in Boston, 24 Oct., 1854, Lucinda Hanson. In 1855, he moved to St.
Paul, Minn., where he remained about five months, from thence he went
to Alton, 111., where he has since remained. Children; i. Mary Lillian,
b. in St. Paul, 16 Sept., 1855; m. T. P. Nesbitt. u. Flora Moore, b. in
Alton, 27 April, 1858; m. 1 Feb., 1881, Percy Betts.
McCLARY.
The McClarys of C. were descendants of Andrew' McClary who emigrated
from Ireland in 1733 with his wife and chUdren and settled in Londonderry,
where he remained tUl 1738; then removed to Epsom where he soon after
d. Children; Andrew', John, Margaret, Jane and Ann.
Andrews, the elder son, was a distinguished citizen of Epsom and was
famous as an Indian fighter. When the Revolutionary war broke out, he
led a company of eighty men to Cambridge, Mass. The N. H. troops were
organized into a regt. of which John Stark was chosen col. and Andrew*
McClary, major. The latter was killed at Bunker HiU. Andrew McClary'
m. Ehzabeth McCrillis. They had eight children of whom WUham', the
fourth child, m.  RandaU. In company with others he removed from
Epsom to Canada and settled in Stanstead. Of his children, WiUiam' retumed
to N. H., and settled in Sanbomton.

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1. William' McClary, son of Wilham', m. Jemima Moulton and hved in
Sanbomton. Children b. in Sanbomton; i. Benjamin', h. Jonathan.
iii. Sarah, iv. John, twin. v. Ehzabeth, twin. -vi. WUham. vu.
Thomas Moulton, b. 26 Aug., 1825.
2. Benjamin' McClary (William; William') m. 1840, Lydia Huntoon (See
Huntoon Gen.) and settled in C, where he resided 23 years, when he
went to Mount Pleasant, la., where they both d. Children, b. in C. :
i. William Frederick', b. 26 June, 1842; m. Celestia, dau. of Samuel
Dicey of Northfield; d. 27 Sept., 1902, in Mount Pleasant, la.,
where he moved in 1863. Children: 1. Fred L.', d. in infancy.
2. Frank E.
U. Child, d. in infancy, ih. Martha EUen, d. unm. iv. Arthur, d. young.
V. George, d. unm.
¦3. Thomas Moulton' McClary (William*, William') b. 26 Aug., 1825; m. 23
Sept., 1848, in C, Mary, dau. of Elijah and Hannah (French) Huntoon.
(See Huntoon Gen.) Mr. McClary came to C. in 1852, where he resided
three years; he d. 23 June, 1859, in Sanbomton. Children:
4. i. Orrissa Hannah', b. 7 July, 1850.
h. John Clarence, b. 21 Jan., 1853, in C; m. Ida Belle Hadley of Man
Chester. He d. 3 Aug., 1910.
iu. Mary, b. 16 March, 1869, in Sanbomton; m. 30 July, 1878, in
TUton, Frank W. Chase. (See Chase Gen.)
4. Orrissa Hannah' McClary (Thomas Moulton', William*, William') b.
7 July, 1850, m Frankhn; m. Edgar M. WUlard of Belmont. She d.
5 June, 1886. ChUdren, b. in Belmont: i. Thomas Ezra' WUlard, b.
8 Dec, 1871. h. Frank Davis WiUard, b. April, 1877; d. 15 Aug., 1878,
in Belmont. McCrillis.
John' McCrillis was of Scotch ancestry, who emigrated from Scotland
to North Ireland about the middle of the seventeenth century. He m. in
Londonderry, Ire., about 1700, Margaret Bumside, also of Scotch descent,
and settled in Aghadowey near Londonderry. After aU his children were b.
and his wife had d., he came to America, bringing five of his chUdren if no
more, lea-ving behind a dau., Jean. Mr. McCrilhs saUed from Port Rush, Ire.,
7 Aug., 1726, and arrived at Boston 8 Oct., following. He went to HaverhUl
26 Oct., where he remained untU 19 April, 1727, and that day went to Derry.
Later he bought lands in Nottingham, "two home lots" from George St.
Clau-e for £100, on which he settled as eariy as 1734. Unlike most of the Scotch-
Irish emigrants, he was a member of the Church of England. The rector
of the Episcopal Church in Portsmouth went to Nottingham to bapt. his
grandchUdren. Other Scotch-Irish famUies such as the McClarys, Harveys,
Kelseys and Simpsons came in the same ship -with them, all of whom settled
in Nottingham. These famihes did not intermarry with the Irish.
1. John' McCrillis, b. in No. Ire.; m. Margaret Burnside of London
derry, Ire. Children, b. in Aghadowey, Ire. ;

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i. Jean', m.  Henrie, remained in Ire.
ii. Mary, m. first,  Foster and had a dau. She m. second, 
Workman and had a son, John' Workman. After the death of
her second husband, she came to America -with her father.
She m. third, John Henry of Coleraine, Mass., and settled there.
iii. Martha, m. Capt. Hugh, son of Dr. Hugh and Ehzabeth (Patter
son) Bolton of Coleraine, Mass., whose fortified house was
known as the "Hugh Morrison Fort." Their dau., Martha'
Morrison, was the first chUd b. in Coleraine 29 June, 1740.
Their eldest son was captured by the Indians and never heard
from.
2. iv. John, b. about 1700.
3. V. William, b. about 1703.
4. ^n. Daniel, b. about 1706.
vh. David, history unknown.
2. Johns McCrillis (Johw) b. about 1700, m. 1732, Margaret, dau. of
James and Ann Harvey, b. 9 Oct., 1716, in No. Ire. They settled in that
part of Nottingham called Deerfield Parade and resided there untU
about 1790, when they removed to the home of their son. Col. David
m C, where they d., he in 1793, aged 93; she in 1808, aged 92. Chil
dren, b. in Deerfield;
i. Elizabeth', b. 1733; m. Maj. Andrew McClary of Epsom, kUled
at Bunker HUl; m. second, about 1795, Samuel Osgood. She
d.l800. Children by first marriage; 1. James Harvey McClary.
2. Andrew McClary. 3. John McClary. 4. WUham McClary.
5. Elizabeth McClary, m.  Heath and settled at Epsom.
6. Nancy McClary, m.  Stevens and settled at Epsom.
7. Margaret McClary, m. Rev.  Hazelton and settled at
Epsom.
u. James, b. about 1737; was in the Revolutionary war; m. first, 5 Jan.,
1769, Deborah Whitcher; two chUdren. M. second, Ann Dow
and settled in Meredith. Children by second marriage: 1.
Andrew. 2. Polly. 3. Sarah. 4. James, settled in Belfast, Me.
5. John, d. in C. at home of Col. Da-vid McCrillis. 6. Deborah.
5. hi. John, b. about 1740.
6. iv. Henry, b. 20 Jan., 1747.
7. V. William, b. about 1750.
8. vi. David, b. 2 Sept., 1754.
3. Williams McCrillis (John') b. about 1703; m. Jean Kelsey of Scotch
ancestry, b. in No. Ire. They settled in Nottingham. She d. 1767.
Children;
i. William', kiUed at Bunker Hill.
ii. Jane, m.  Jones.
ih. John, b. about 1753, m. Sarah Jane Thompson, b. in Deerfield, set
tled in Nottingham. Children:
1. Sarah' (Sally), b. 1782; m. Mark Gile of Nottmgham, b. 1781.
d. 1868, aged 87. She d. 22 July, 1858, aged 75.
2. Susan, b. 1784; m. Daniel Burnham of New Durham.
3. John.
4. David T., b. 1791, settled on his father's farm in Nottingham;
m. AbigaU, dau. of John Chesley of Northwood. She d. 24
June, 1834, aged 29. Children: Sarah J.', b. 1831; d. 1 Oct.,
1833. John, m. Mary Emerson of Durham. ChUd, John F.',
who is the fifth generation to res. on homestead.
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6. Jane, b.l795;d.onhomestead, unm., 6July, 1870.
iv. Mary, b. 9 AprU, 1756; m. 19 June, 1793, Lieut. Nathaniel Demerritt.
She d. 3 Sept., 1847.
Daniels McCrillis (Johw) m. at Portsmouth, 8 April, 1740, EUzabeth
Thompson. They settled in Lebanon, Me. He d. about 1763. She m.
second, Col. John Kenney and d. at the age of 96. Children, except the
first, b. in Lebanon, Me.;
i. John', b. in Newington.
ii. Jane (Jean), b. 30 Dec, 1746.
iii. Robert, b. 30 July, 1749; m. Mary Kenney. He was a Revolution
ary soldier. ChUdren bapt. at Rochester, the first six, 19 Sept.,
1781, the seventh, 2 Nov., 1783, and the eighth, 17 Jan., 1786:
1. Stephen'. 2. Daniel. 3. Robert. 4. Esther. 5. Eliza
beth. 6. Mary. 7. Anne. 8. John Kenney.
iv. Elizabeth, b. 26 July, 1752.
v. Mary.
¦vi. Anna.
John' McCrillis (John', Johw) b. about 1740, in Deerfield; m. 1772,
SaUy Bowdoin. Children:
i. John', b. 15 July, 1773, in Deerfield, m. Hannah Dowst; settled in
Goshen and hved to be 100 years of age. Children; 1. SaUy
Bowdoin', b. 1 April, 1798; m. Benjamin Ayers of Newbury, had
11 children. 2. Ozom, b. 12 Sept., 1799. 3. John, b. 29 Sept.,
1801. 4.Betsey, b. 12Aug., 1803. 6. Jonathan, b. 19 Nov., 1805.
6. Caroline, b. 22 April, 1808. 7. Margaret, b. 30 Aug., 1810,
d. young. 8. Joseph Cilley, b. 9 Dec, 1812. 9. WiUiam Henry,
b. 30 June, 1815. 10. Margaret, b. 3 Oct., 1817; m. Dr. H. G.
Mclntire of Concord, three children. 11. Polaski, b. 1 March,
1819.
h. Sally, b. 3 March, 1775; m. 19 Feb., 1795, John Taylor Coffin, b. 13
March, 1768, and settled in C. He d. 6 April, 1813; she, 26
June, 1811. Children:
1. John T.' Coffin, Jr., b. 20 June, 1797.
2. George R. Coffin, b. 17 Feb., 1799.
3. Edmund Coffin, b. 4 June, 1801; d. 26 March, 1803.
4. Mary Jane Coffin, b. 16 June, 1803.
5. Sarah Bowdoin Coffin, b. 28 Jan., 1806; m. 5 Sept., 1826,
John Langdon MorriU. (See MorriU Gen.)
6. Betsey Ann Coffin, b. 11 March, 1808; m. Joseph MorriU. She
d. 1 March, 1837. (See Morrill Gen.)
hi. Michael, b. 16 July, 1778; m. 12 Dec, 1799, Sally Hancock of C.
Nine children.
Henry' McCrillis (John; Johw) b. 20 Jan., 1747; d. in Sandwich, 15
Aug., 1814; m. Margaret McOaffey, b. 27 Feb., 1758, d. m Sandwich,
5 April, 1855. He was an ensign in the Revolution, settling in Epsom
and removing to Sandwich in 1780. Children, first two b. in Epsom,
others in Sandwich:
i. Jane', b. 5 AprU, 1777; d. 14 Oct., 1814; m.  Philbrick.
u. John, b. 30 Dec, 1779; d. 18 Sept., 1854; m. first,  Furber;
m. second, in Wakefield.
ih. Henry, b. 4 Sept., 1781 ; d. 1 July, 1870; m. wid.  Cox.
iv. David, b. 14 Sept., 1783 ; d. Sept., 1871 ; m.  Veasey .
V. William, b. 13 Sept., 1785; d. at sea, 4 Nov., 1809; unm.

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vi. Margaret (Peggy), b. 22 Dec, 1787; d. 2 April, 1859; m. Neal
McOaffey.
vu. James, b. 14 May, 1790; d. 5 Aug., 1819.
9. vhi. Neal, b. 31 March, 1792.
ix. Mary, b. 7 AprU, 1794; d. 3 Jan., 1876; m. Samuel Quimby.
X. Nancy, b. 16 Sept., 1796; d. 3 July, 1833; unm.
xi. Elizabeth, b. 26 Jan., 1799; d. 22 Oct., 1882.
xu. Andrew, b. 27 March, 1801; d. 19 June, 1872; m.  Webster.
7. William' McCrillis (John', John') b. about 1750, in Deerfield; m. about
1784, Hannah Brown of Epsom, where he settled. He was in the Rev
olutionary war. Children; i. John', b. 10 March, 1786. h. Reuben,
b. 9 July, 1787. hi. Andrew M., b. 10 March, 1789; unm. iv. Moses
Osgood, b. 1 Nov., 1790. v. Wilham. vi. Hannah, b. 1794; m. James
Weeks of Concord, 1846. ¦vii. Mary, b. 1796; m. Christopher Carpen
ter, ten children, vhi. Margaret Harvey, m. Abiel CogsweU of C.
(See Cogswell Gen.) ix. James.
'S. CoL. David' McCrillis (Johw, John') b. in Deerfield, 2 Sept., 1754"
Was a Revolutionary soldier; m. in C, 29 Feb., 1777, Mrs. Susanna
(Webster) Webster Moore, b. 9 Nov., 1743, in Sahsbury, Mass. She m.
first, her cousin,  Webster, who was drowned the year following her
m. She m. second, Samuel Moore of C, who was a widower, -with chil
dren (See Moore Gen.) and by whom she had three children. She had
three daus. by Col. McCrilhs. These three famihes of children and three
orphan nieces of Col. McCrillis by the name of Coffin were reared in the
Moore-McCriUis tavern, of which Col. McCrilhs was proprietor for
nearly fifty years. He was Maj . and Lieut.-Col. of the 11th Regt., N. H.
Militia, held the commission of Justice of the Peace, and was postmaster
of C. He was prominent in the Masonic order. His -wife d. 7 Jan., 1822.
He m. second, Mary Gerrish, who survived him. He d. 31 May, 1825.
ChUdren by first marriage:
i. Betsey', b. 8 Aug., 1780; m. 23 Aug., 1798, Nathan, son of Josiah
and Rebecca (Woodman) Emery. (See Emery Gen.)
U. Hannah, b. 13 Feb., 1782; m. 11 Nov., 1807, Jacob, son of Jonathan
and Hannah (Chadwick) Blanchard of C. (See Blanchard Gen.)
ih. Nancy, b. 14 Aug., 1783; m. 1 Jan., 1800, Nehemiah, Jr., son of
Nehemiah Clough of C. (See Clough Gen.), b. 12 July, 1778; d.
21March, 1817. M. second, Capt. Enoch Gibson,awidowerwith
one dau., Carohne Gibson, b. in 1814. ChUdren by first marriage;
1. Hannah' Clough, b. 31 March, 1801; m. Milton GUes.
2. Nancy Clough, b. 7 Feb., 1802; m. Dea.  Webber of
Boscawen.
3. William Patrick Clough, b. 10 June, 1803.
4. Cyrus Clough, b. 19 March, 1805; m.  Webber of
Boscawen.
6. Philip Carrigan Clough, b. 10 May, 1807; m.  Holt.
6. Lucy Gerrish Clough, b. 11 July, 1811; m. Samuel Osgood.
He d. 27 Nov., 1885; she, 18 Sept., 1860.
7. Apphia Clough, b. 1 Jan., 1814; m. Calvin Chadwick of Bos
cawen.
8. Susan McCrillis Clough, b. 16 July, 1817; m. Humphrey
Carter of Boscawen. ChUd: George H.' Carter, b. 1836; m.
Elvira PUlsbury of Boscawen.
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"9. Neal' McCrillis (Henry, John', John') b. 31 March, 1792; m. 13 Jan.,
1820, Abigail, dau. of Isaac and Dorothy (Batchelder) Foss of Sandwich,
d. there 3 Dec, 1878. She d. 19 Oct., 1879. Children, b. in Sandwich:
i. William', b. 30 AprU, 1821; d. 24 May, 1896; m. 25 May, 1851,
Mary S. Watson of Tamworth. Children:
1. Francella', b. 9 April, 1852; d. 1865.
2. Abby O., b. 3 Feb., 1854; m. Arthur, son of Dr. Butler of
Lempster. They res. in Chicago and have one son, Crillis'
Butler.
3. Mary F., 'b 15 June, 1856, physician in Evanston, IU.
4. Alonzo, b. 2 Aug., 1868; m. 23 Nov., 1886, LuUe M. Clark, b.
6 April, 1860. Children: Anna', b. 30 Sept., 1887. Margaret,
b. 6 May, 1889. Neal, b. 28 Oct., 1890. Mary, b. Dec, 1900.
5. Sarah L., b. 30 Jan., 1863.
6. William Neal, b. 6 Oct., 1868; m. —  Abbott.
u. Mary No-tes, b. 2 June, 1823; d. 14 Sept., 1841.
hi. Sarah Foss, b. 9 Sept., 1825, d.
McDANIEL.
1. Two of the three McDaniel brothers, sons of Nehemiah' and Martha
(Ghnes) McDaniel, resided in C.
i. Jonathan', b. 10 July, 1804; m. Charlotte Foss. Child: Citana',
m. Eben Hutchins.
2. u. William, b. 7 AprU, 1806.
hi. John Ellison, b. 16 May, 1808; m. 2 July, 1829, Mrs. Betsey Gile
Ghnes. They had six children. He d. 22 June, 1861.
.2. Williams McDaniel (Nehemiah') b. 7 AprU, 1806; m. SaUy, dau. of
Joseph and Sarah Dow of Epsom. Children:
i, Joseph', m. Cynthia Dearbom. Child: Joseph', b. 4 April, 1860,
in C.; m.  Smith. Joseph' was a railroad engineer; was
kUled at Berlin while in the ser-vice of the road. Child:
Frank B'.
h. Elizabeth, m. 18 Oct., 1859, Martin V. B. Streeter. (See Streeter
Gen.)
3. iu. Tristram.
iv. Henry W., b. 29 July, 1843; m. Susan Bailey of Franklm. He d.
16 May, 1910.
¦3. Tristram' McDaniel (William', Nehemiah') m. Lydia, dau. of Ralph
and Carohne E. (Daley) Streeter. She d. 2 Nov., 1907, m C. ChUdren:
ii. Ella, b. 11 Aug., 1864; m. George Heath. Children: 1. Ralph'
Heath. 2. Helen Heath. 3. Inez Heath. 4. Georgia Heath.
5. Forrest Heath. MERRILL.
1. Jonathan' Merrill of Methuen, Mass., m. Rebecca Howe of Methuen.
Children not in order of birth:
2 i. Jonathans, ii. Enoch, b. 18 Jan., 1793, in Methuen, Mass.; d. 29
Sept., 1861, in Andover; m. first, 16 March, 1818, Abigail

Weai-e. She d. 25 Nov., 1838; m. second, 2 Dec, 1839, Harriet
Da-vis Bodwell, of Methuen, Mass. ChUdren: 1. John W.',

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242 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
d. in Cal., 25 Sept., 1849. 2. Milton, d. 9 Sept., 1843. hi.
Daniel, m. Fideha  . One dau., Rebecca', m. 
Wilbur, iv. Mina, m.  Emerson. One dau., Sarah'
Emerson.
2. Jonathan' Merrill (Jonathan') b. in Methuen, Mass., m. Margaret,
dau. of James and Mary (Quimby) Clark, of Londonderry, b.
28 AprU, 1799, in Londonderry, d. 7 Nov., 1876, in Methuen, Mass.
He d. in Cal. about 1849. Children, b. in Methuen, Mass. :
i. Mary Jane', b. 2 May, 1823, d. 28 June, 1906; m. Ehphalet Gale.
(See Gale Gen.)
u. Charles Leonard, b. 22 Nov., 1824; m. Maria BlaisdeU. Chil
dren: 1. Charles'. 2. John. 3. WUham. 4. Jessie. 6. Lil
han. 6. Ahce. 7. Edna.
ih. Hannah Augusta, b. 30 April, 1826; m. Isaac Robinson, of New
Hampton; d. 3 July, 1907, in New Hampton. No children.
iv. Carleton. Served in the Civil war; m. Harriet Mason. After
his death, she m. James Jones, of Concord. Child: Clarence',
d. young.
V. Dorcas Ann, b. July, 1830; d. unm.
-vi. Margaret Clark, b. 24 Oct., 1833; d. 12 June, 1900, in C, unm.
-vh. George Sargent, b. 10 March, 1836-37; m. 29 Nov., 1855, in Con
cord, Sarah J. Weston, d. 17 Feb., 1900. Served in the Civil
¥ ar. He was for many years editor of The Lawrence American.
State Insurance Commissioner of Mass., from 1888-1897.
Children b. in Lawrence, Mass.: 1. Genevieve Sarah'; m.
Frank A. Magee. 2. Winfield Scott; m. Florence Clapp, d.
1898.
3. -vui. Frank Howard, b. 6 April, 1839.
3. Frank Howard' Merrill (Jonathan', Jonathaw) b. 6 April, 1839; m.
Lucy Dudley. Served in the Civil war. Sergt. Co. C, 40th Mass.
Regt.; d. 16 May, 1864, at Drury's Bluff, Va. Child:
4. i. Frank Howard', b. 3 Jan., 1861.
4. Frank Howard' Merrill (Frank; Jonathan; Jonathan') b. 3 Jan.,
1861, in Lawrence, Mass.; m. 5 May, 1885, Mary Ella SmaU. (See
SmaU Gen.) He has been a res. of C. since 18.90. Children adopted:
i. Mabel Ha-wes, b. 16 July, 1899, in C.
u. George Batcher, b. 19 May, 1905, in Alexandria.
MOODY.
1. Howards Moody, b. 4 May, 1808, m York, Me., was a son of Thomas'
and Mary (Paul) Moody. Thomas was b. 18 Nov., 1792, in York,
his wife, 10 Oct., 1775, in Ehot, Me. Howard Moody m. first, 20 July,
1843, at GUmanton, Martha Mariah Garland, b. 20 March, 1820, in
So. Berwick, Me., dau. of Nathaniel and Martha (Butler) Garland.
Her father was b. 22 Sept., 1783, in Eaton, her mother, 16 March, 1780,
in So. Berwick. Mrs. Moody d. 29 Nov., 1858, m C; m. second,
Corneha A., dau. of WUham Patrick and Nancy (Prescott) Clough.
She was b. 26 June, 1834. He d. 20 April, 1886, m E. Andover; mterred
m Center cemetery. (See Chap. XIII, Vol. I.) ChUdren by first
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2. i. John Howard', b. 2 May, 1814. u. Martha Ellen, b. 12 July, 1851 ;
m. Roselle CrandaU; d. 25 July, 1883, in Minneapolis, Minn.
Children by second marriage, first four b. in C; iii. Annie
Mariah, b. 24 April, 1861 : d. 28 March. 1863 in C. iv. George
Herbert, b 28 Dec, 1863. v. Charles Edward, b. 29 Oct.,
1865. ChUdren: 1. Howard H.«, b. 6 Aug., 1906. 2. EmUy,
b. 5 June, 1909. -vi. Horace A., b. 25 Feb., 1868. vii. Susie
M., b. 20 Feb., 1871, in Andover; d. 2 July, 1872.
2. John Howard' Moody (Howard', Thomas') b. 2 May, 1844, in C, m. 1
Aug., 1866, in Philadelphia, Penn., Mary A. Davlin, b. 17 May, 1836;
d. 9 May, 1904, in Concord. Mr. Moody was a soldier in the Civil war.
(See Chapter XI.) He has resided in C. most of the time since 1884.
Children;
i. John Chee-ver', b. 6 May, 1866, in C; m. 25 Nov., 1891, in TUton,
Hattie Alena, dau. of Charles and Lena S. (Cahoun) Marden,
b. 30 May, 1870, in Boston, Mass. Child; Nellie May, b.
5 Jan., 1893, in C.
u. James Howard, b. 5 Jan., 1871, in Dorchester, Mass.; m. 16 May,
1897, in Penacook, Ona DeUa, dau. of Edgar H. and Judith
Foster (Harris) Lund, b. 31 March, 1868, in W. Rumney.
Child: Alden Howard', b. 7 May, 1898, in C.
iu. William Norman, b. 10 Dec, 1874, in Dorchester, Mass.; m. 3
Sept., 1902, in Concord, Ethel Juha, dau. of Albert G. and
Juha E.( Kellam) McAlpine, b. 28 Jan., 1878, in Concord.
iv. Joseph Henry, b. 10 March, 1876, in Quincy, Mass.; m. in Con
cord, Winifred Elizabeth, dau. of George P. and LiUa (Far
rington) Gale, b. 30 Jan., 1880, in Franklin. Child: Mar
garet Gale', b. 8 Nov., 1908, in Concord.
V. Charles Emery, b. 10 June, 1877, in Andover; m. 9 Sept., 1908
in Keene, Mary Ehzabeth, dau. of Martin and Hanorah E.
(Flanagan) Savage, b. 13 May, 1887, in Ashuelot.
MOORE.*
1. Ensign John' Moor, the ancestor of the Moores of C, was b. 9 AprU, 1696.
He spent his early years in Portsmouth, where his father, Samuel, a
mariner, and mother, Mary, kept a small tavern near the meeting
house, in 1703, 1704 and 1705, He m. in 1720 at Oyster River FaUs,
now Durham, Hannah, dau. of John Sias, a Huguenot refugee, who
settled there, b. 21 AprU, 1700. In 1722, John Moor sold his interest
in the Portsmouth home and bought a small farm in Durham. There
at the age of 21 he became a grantee of C. He early took up settle
ment in the new town, buying more land from time to time for his four
sons. 20 March, 1739-40, he was chosen a highway surveyor, indicat
ing at least a partial residence in town. In 1743, he was again sur
veyor of highways; in the foUo-wing year, he was a lot layer, and in
1745 he was elected constable. In 1750 he was selectman and in 1754,
1758 and 1760 he was moderator of the town meetings. His death
occurred at the age of 90 years, 10 April, 1786, two months after that
of his wife. They lived together 66 years. Their home was on the 40
''Condensed from "The Descendants of John Moor of Canterbury" (in
preparation), by Howard Parker Moore of Albany, N. Y.

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244 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
acre lot No. 106 in the southern part of the town. Traces of the ceUar
of the house may stUl be seen and near by at the brook was the "cave"
he buUt for a temporary residence during his first years in the wilder
ness. Children:
Williams, b. 19 Aug., 1720.
Archelaus, b. 6 April, 1722.
Elizabeth, b. 11 June, 1724. Nothing is known of her.
Samuel, b. 13 Sept., 1726.
Sarah, b. 1 June, 1729. Nothing is known of her.
Nathaniel, b. 16 May, 1733.
Hannah, b. 6 May, 1737. Nothing is kno-wn of her.
-vui. Mary, b. 6 May, 1740; d. 12 AprU, 1812; m. Capt. Henry EUdns
of Hampton, brother of Hannah. She had 11 children who are
of Hampton and -vicinity, to which town the parents removed
after a few years in C, where they had settled on lots 44 and 45.
Williams Moorb (Johw) b. 19 Aug., 1720; d. 3 July, 1804; m. Margaret
Forrest, b. 10 July, 1723. (See Forrest Gen.) Wilham Moore, styled
Lieut, in the town records, bought 40 acre lot No. 55 in 1748. He hved
at this location, the southwesterly comer of the western cross roads
in the southern part of the town, untU his death. The present GUman
house was buUt by him, the present barn there being raised when news
of the breaking out of the Revolution was received. Children:
i. Agnes', b. 1743; d. 1744.
h. Sarah, b. 1744.
ih. Elizabeth, b. 1747; m. 1764, Nathaniel Ghnes, b. 1744. He served
from C. throughout the Revolutionary war and his vrife and
young chUdren received the aid of the town in his absence.
Children: 1. Lydia' Ghnes, b. 1764. 2. Judah Ghnes, b. 1767.
3. Rhoda Glmes, b. 1769 ; m. Enos Flanders, 1789. 4. Abner Ghnes,
b. 1772. 6. Obadiah Ghnes, b. 1774; m. Keziah Blanchard and
had 6 children. 6. Nathaniel Ghnes (date of birth not recorded) . 7.
Samuel Glines, b. 1777. 8. Jeremiah Ghnes, b. 1783; removed to
Derby, Vt., and m. Hannah Kittredge, and had 13 chUdren. 9.
Elizabeth Glines b. 1786; m. Charles Sias of Derby and had 4
children. 10. Polly Ghnes, b. 1788; m. Jedediah Dane of Derby
and had 4 children. Ehzabeth Glines, the mother, received a
pension untU her death at Derby, Vt., at the age of 100 years.
iv. Mary, b. 1749; d. 1753.
V. Lydia, b. 1752; d. 1755.
vi. Capt. Joseph, b. 1754; d. 1836; m. 1783, Ehzabeth Whidden and set
tled on lot 95 in the east-central part of to-wn. They had 11 chil
dren: Thefirstwasb. and d. 1784. 2. Sukey, b. 1785. 3. Betsey,
b. 1788. 4. Joseph, b. 1790; d. 1797. 5. Asa, b. 1792; d. 1797.
6. Sukey, b. 1796. 7. PoUy, b. 1797; m. Joseph MorriU, Jr.,
of GUmanton, 1826, and d. 1874. Three children. 8. A son, b.
and d. 1801. 9. Nancy, b. 1802; m. Benj. Dow, 1826, and had
onechUd; Lycurgus' Dow of Durham. 10. Hannah b. 1804. 11.
Judith, b. 1808. The unm. daus. lived in retirement on the
old place, being buried with their parents in a private grave
yard there.
vu. William, Jr., b. 1767; m. 1783, Mary Moore, dau. of his Uncle
Samuel. They probably followed Lieut. Wilham Moore m the
occupancy of his homestead .seUing the same in 1819.
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2. Nathan, b. 1786; d. 1864, at Alexandria; m. SaUy Crosby.
Children: (1) Wilham', b. 1815. (2) Samuel, b. 1817. (3)
Joseph G., b. 1819. (4) Lucy G., b. 1821. (5) Cyrus, b.
1823; d. 1909, at Bristol. (6) Mary, b. 1826; m. George W.
Keezer of Bristol. (7) Russell, b. 1827; m. Abby Jenness,
resided in Bristol. (8) Charles H., b. 1829, resided in
Natick, Mass.; m. Deborah Walker. (9) Sarah, b. 1831;
m. Edwin Adam§ of Topsfield, Mass. (10) Ehzabeth, b.
1832; d. 1834. (11) William B., b. 1835; m. Mary Keezer;
resided at Bristol. (12) Lucretia E., b. 1839; m. Sylvanus
Cole, and resides at Stoneham, Mass.
3. Polly, b. 1787; d. 1797.
4. Stephen, b. 1790; d. 1791.
5. Reuben, b. 1792; m. Mary Woodbury, and d. in Sahsbury.
Children: WUliam, b. 1836, Henry, b. 1840, both living in
Goffsto-wn -with their children and grandchUdren.
6. Jesse, b. 1795; d. 1799.
7. Asa, b. 1797; d. 1802.
-vih. Susannah, b. 1759.
ix. Janne (Jane or Jennie), b. 1764; m. 1785, Nathaniel Whidden; d.
in 1848. Their home was near the Northfield-Gihnanton
comer of C, afterward the Huckins place. Children. (See
Huckins and Whidden Gens.)
Archelauss Moorb (John) styled in the records successively Lieut.,
Capt. and CoL, b. 6 April, 1722; d. after 1795 in Loudon; m. 19 Sept.,
1745, Hannah Elkms of Hampton, b. 24 Feb., 1719. He bought the
adjoining 40 acre home lots 56 and 57 in 1745 and 1748, north of his
brother, WUliam, the range road running between. He continued to
make his home there till 1790, when he removed to Loudon,
to the home of his son, John. He became prominent in the
business of C. and .surrounding to-wns, being occupied -with official work
nearly aU his life, fUling all the positions in the gift of the town. He was
to-wn clerk and justice of the peace in C. for many years. His original
house, one of the most substantial in town, long known as the Green
ough place, is stUl standing near the southern four comers, lately occu
pied by Ralph Roundy. His -wife, Hannah Elkins, removed with him
to Loudon, but the date of her death is not known. They are buried
in the large churchyard at Loudon Center, his stone being roughly
marked "A M" in the Moore row. ChUdren:
i. Hannah', b. 1746.
ii. John, b. 1748, sometimes caUed "John Jr.," d. about 1810, in Loudon,
where he was prominent. He m. Abiah Stevens, 1770, who d.
1836. Theu home was at the fork of the road where Mrs.
Nathaniel D. Clough now lives. ChUdren:
1. Hannah', b. 1771; m. Nathaniel HiU and removed to Me.
2. Abigail, b. 1773; d. 1776. 3. Abiah, b. 1776.
4. Elkins, b. 1777; d. 1861; m. Mary Osgood, 1802. ChUdren:
(1) Mary, who m. Dea. John Matthes, 1822. (2) Nancy,
b. 1806; d. 1875. (3) Almira, b. 1810; d. 1860; m. Charles
Chase of Groton. (4) Harriet, b. 1818; d. 1875, unm. (5)
Ehza, b. 1821; d. 1876; m. Nathaniel D. Clough, 1845.
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246 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
5. Archelaus, b. 1779; d. 1832; m. AbigaU Fifield, who d. 1852;
resided at Loudon Ridge. Children: (1) Abigail W.', m.
Benjamm Swett, 1829. (2) Archelaus M., m. Harriet T.
LoweU, 1830. (3) Lucinda J., m. George W. Moody, 1826.
(4) Climena M., m. Manasseh Sleeper, 1829. (5) Abiah, b.
and d. 1807. (6) Hannah, b. 1810; d. 1832, unm. (7) Lydia,
b. 1812; d. 1853, unm. (8) David Fifield, b. 1815; d. 1888; m.
Susan Frances Clifford, 1840, removed to Lake VUlage where
he practiced medicine. Children: 1. George F.» (who m.
and had Howard P.', b. 1868, Arthur C, b. 1870, and F.
Proctor, b. 1880). 2. Hannah F. 3. Joseph C. 4. Mary E.
6. Edwin F. 6. Rufus R. 7. Charies A. 8. Ida G. (9)
Julia, b. 1818; d. 1890; m. 1845, Ehjah French. (10) Jef
ferson, b. 1823; d. 1825.
6. Mary (Polly), b. 1781; d. unm.
7. Jacob, b. 1782; m. Ada Shepherd; rem. to EUsworth. ChU
dren; (1) Ehza', tn.  Avery. Children; Samuel'
(?), Joseph, Orrin, George and Jacob Avery. (2) Abiah, b. 1807;
m. Joseph Moulton of Ellsworth, 1836. Children: Charles',
Frances J. and Joseph B. Moulton (3) Joseph, who did not
retum from Mexican war. (4) John S., who removed to Shelby-
ville, 111., and d. 1897, at Ward, Col. ChUdren; EUa', b.
1859, and Esther E., b. 1867, and m. H. J. Gehm of Cripple
Creek, Col. (5) Ada, b. 1816; m. Daniel L. Sanborn, 1839.
Children : Jacob 0.« Sanborn, b. 1840 ; Ruth J. Sanborn, who m.
1863, Daniel T. Ladd; Joseph T. Sanborn, who m. Fannie Pev
eriy; Charles F. Sanborn, b. 1847, unm. ; Mary E. S inborn, who
m. John L. BusweU, 1871, and Ada E. Sanborn, b. 1868; d. 1862.
8. Martha, b. 1785; m. first, Dudley Osgood of Gilmanton; m.
second, Jacob Osgood of Loudon. ChUdren ; (1) Abiah' Osgood
who m. Lewis Gilman. (2) John P. Osgood, who m. first,
Judith A. Sargent; m. second, Mrs. Sarah Morrison; m. third,
Mary Tilton. (3) Mary Ann Osgood, who m. Darius Dow.
(4) Jacob D. Osgood, who m. first, Mary J. Osborn; m. sec
ond, Mrs. Jane 13. Grace.
9. John, b. 1787; d. 1856; m. Betsey Holman and carried on the
home place of his father. Children; (1) Sarah', who m.
Edwin Sanbom. (2) Maria, who m. True Osgood. (3)
Abiah, who m. WUham Swett. (4) Ehza J., who m. Charles
J. Chadwick. (5) John B., who m. Lucy M. Dimond and
carried on the home place.
10. Betsey, b. 1789; m. Jacob Osborn, 1810. No children.
11. William, b. 1794; d. 1879; m. 1826, Catherine Ordway.
Children: (1) Sarah B.', who m. Leonard H. James. (2)
Frances C, who m. Charles Leland. (3) Eugene, b. 1851
(adopted). They lived in GUmanton.
12. Sally, b. 1792; m. 1816, Charles Currier. Children: (1)
Betsey Currier, who m. Simeon Copp. (2) Abbie Currier,
who m. Pitt Greeley. (3) John Currier, who m. Nancy Young.
4. Samuels Moore (Johw) b. 13 Sept., 1726; d. 1 Jan., 1776; m. first,
Joanna  ; m. second, Widow Susannah Webster. He was styled
Capt. in the town records from early manhood untU his sudden death
at the age of 50. He kept the first tavern in town. Beginning about
1750, this structure, now the summer residence of Ethel Blanchard
Steams, sheltered travelers for one hundred years, kept successively
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whom she m., and by Jacob Blanchard, who m. Hannah McCrillis, their
dau., and by their son, Nahum Blanchard. Samuel Moore was one of the
largest landowners in C. and -vicinity, and d. one of the wealthiest men
in town. Children by first wife, b. in C:
i. Samuel', Jr., b. 1761. In 1772, his parents deeded him lots 39, 40
and 41, west of the tavern property, recently the Gibson place.
He sold in 1802 to his cousin, Ezekiel. His wife was Mary  .
u. Joanna, b. 1754, m. 1777, Obadiah Mooney, school teacher; d. 1791.
Her grtivestone in the Center yard is one of the oldest and one
of the finest there. Probably no chUdren, despite inscription
on it. He m. again and had chUdren.
iu. Elkins, b. 1766, served in the Revolutionary war, 1777 and 1780,
and m. Joanna,  ^, b. 1789, at Freeport, Me. Child; Ehza
Mary Harvey, b. in C, 1810.
iv. Mary, b. 1759; m. William Moore, her cousin, son of Wilham'.
V. Thomas, b. 1761; m. 1787, Comfort Perkins and removed to Loudon.
CMldren:
1. Polly', who hved in Sandwich; unm.
2. Samuel, who m. Charlotte Foster and had one child ,Kate',
who m. Ira G. Rowe of Rochester, N. Y.
3. Joanna, unm.
4. Alexander, b. 1792; m. Mary Page and lived at Loudon
-village. Children; Louisa', Mary A., Laurana A., Thomas
A., Charles H., Sarah T., Charlotte F., Elbert E., Minnie
and Ira S.
5. Stephen, b. 1799, m. 1827, Mary Greeley. Children: Joseph
G.', of Dubuque, la., Albert, Ann Maria, Andrew G., George
L., Caroline A. and Mary R.
6. Sophronia, m. Jacob A. Potter of Concord. Children: Isaac
F.', Charles H., Mary E., Ann Maria and Laura Ann Potter.
7. Comfort, who m. Wilham P. Neal. Child; Wilham P. Neal'.
She m. second, Amory Carter of Worcester, Mass. No children.
8. Thomas, who d. young, in 1809.
9. Myra, who m. Joseph N. Wadleigh, 1833, of Sand-wich. Chil
dren: Thomas', Julia Ann, Da-vid F., Abigail H., Emily C.
and Marietta Wadleigh.
-vi. Hannah, b. 1763.
-vu. Archelaus, b. 1766. Lived north of Shakers, who bought his farm.
Removed to Middleton. Had one son, Randall', b. 1798, who m.
Polly C. HiU. Children: Walter H.', b. 1816; John M., b.
1822; James D., b. 1826, and Samuel E., b. 1827.
-viu. John, b. 1769. Blacksmith and had the shop in the cemetery comer
at the Center; m. 1786, Hannah Morrill. Children:
1. Abiel F.', b. 1794; m. Sarah C. Cate. They cleared the farm
on Hackleborough road, lately owned by Svlvanus C. Moore,
and with Harriet are buried there. Children: (1) Harriet
A.', d. 1907; unm. (2) Sylvanus C, d. 1910; m. Caroline
Small. Children; WUhe S.', of Concord, in 1865, and Fred E.
of Weirs, m 1873. (3) John, b. 1832; d. 1844. (4) Joseph
M., b. 1834; m. Sarah Blessing and res. at Washington, D. C.
Children: Sarah R.», Ehzabeth C. and Gertrude L.
(5) Edwin C, b. 1836, served in Ci-vil war; d. at Tariff-ville,
Conn. No children. (6) Sarah E., b. 1839; m". Freeman A.
Garland. Children: Edwin M.' Garland and Grace F. Gar
land of Nashua. (7) Hannah C, b. 1842; m. Myron H.
Stone of Manchester. Children : Leona' Stone, Bertha Stone,
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248 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
2. Sally, b. 1796; m. Solomon Caverly of Pittsford, Vt. Chil
dren; Abiel M.' Caverly, a physician of Pittsford, and Judith
C. Caverly, who m. Samuel Wales of Loudon.
3. John, b. 1798; d. young and buried beside his father.
4. Hannah, b. 1800; d. unm.
Children by second wife, b. in C. :
ix Reuben, b. 1770; m. 1795, Nancy Hall and settled on lot 133,
removing later to the mam road, lots 168 and 159, where he
buUt on the site of the present Frank P. Dow place. He kept
a tavern for a few years. Children:
1. Da-vid McCrillis', b. 1797; m. 7 Dec, 1819, Lucretia Brad
ley, b. 16 Nov., 1800. Children: (1) David Wesley, b. 7
June, 1823: d. 26 July, 1825. (2) David Wesley, b. 2 March,
1827; m. Betsey Brown, and d. 8 Dec, 1854. Mrs. Lucretia
(Bradley) Moore m. second, David TaUant. Children by
this marriage; Ann TaUant and Martha TaUant. Mrs.
Da-vid TaUant m. third, Benjamin MorrUl.
2. Stephen, Jr., b. 1799; m. 1802, Mary Boyce. Children: (1)
Ehza M.', who m. Joseph White of Laconia. (2) Lucia A.,
who m. Carlton Osgood and Bradstreet Wiggm. (3) Samuel
B., who d. 1853, unm. (4) Hazen W., who m. Emily Leath
ers, d. 1876. Children: Fred A.', d. 1900, and Louis H., of
London, Eng. (5) Alonzo B., d. 1856; unm. (6) Mary A.,
who m. John Buckland. Child; Wilham H.' Buckland of
Chicago, IU.,b.m 1870. (7) SarahA., whom. Albert A. Bro-wn
of Penacook. ChUdren; George A.' Brown, Mary E. Brown,
Fred L. Brown, and Charles A. Brown. (8) Charles Wilson,
who m. Lucy Baldwm, and d. at Detroit, Mich. No chUdren.
3. John Sutton, b. 1802; removed to Boscawen; m. first, Lu
cinda French, who d. 1848; m. second, Hannah Dow, who d.
in 1891. ChUdren by first -wife; (1) Clarissa H.', m. Samuel
Pickard. ChUdren: Dr. Hemy Pickard of Lynn, Pa.,
Edward Pickard, Daniel Pickard, John Pickard (a professor,
Columbia, Mo.), WiUie Pickard, Arthur Pickard and Clara
Pickard, who m. B. Frank Weathem of Farmington,
Me. (2) Charles H., m. Sarah Sturtevant and moved to
Cresco, la. (3) Albert A., m. first, Clara Arhn; m. sec
ond, EUen Ford; m. third, Mary McKee; m. fourth, Cel
estia Heath. (4) Sabina C, d. 1864, aged 22. (5) Sylves
ter F., m. Susan Sturtevant and moved to Cresco, la. (6)
Susan W., m. John A. McClure of Boscawen. ChUd: Sarah.
Edith' McClure of Concord. (7) Lucinda F., m. Joseph
Knowles of C. Child; Sadie Knowles', who m. Lemuel
Nutting of Claremont. (8) Ehza T., m. Calvin D. SeweU,
res. in Mexico. Children: Susie I.' SeweU, who m. H. C.
Hunter, Washington, D. C, and Helen A. SeweU of Cincin
nati.
Children by second wife: (9) Hannah D., d. 1854. (10) John
H., of Penacook; m. BeUe Blackington. ChUdren: Herbert
B.', of Champaign, IU., and Howard of Penacook.
4. Joseph, b. 1804; d. 1835; unm.
5. Mahalabeel, b. 1807, renamed Henry M. (History of Pembroke
which is incorrect as to his parent's origin); d. in Pembroke,
¦ 1881; m. first, Lydia Baker of Bow; m. second, Mary F. Stan-
iels of Concord; m. third, Hattie M. Starkweather of Manches
ter. ChUdren by first wife: (1) George Henry, b. 1832, m.,
1853, Ellen J. Cram. Children: Charles C.« b. 1854; Henry
M. b. 1860; d. 1861 ; and George H. b. 1862, d. 1863. (2) James

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Baker, b. 1835, d. 1872, officer CivU war, clergyman; m.
Mary P. Muzzey. ChUdren: Walter M.' b. and d. 1868 and
Edward M. b. 1870.
6. Mary Ann, b. 1810; m. probably 1832, Jonathan Gove of
Boscawen. '
7. Reuben, Jr., b. 1813.
8. Susan W., b. 1814; d. young.
9. Thomas Tolar, b. 1819; m. 1841, Nancy B. Cleasby. He
went to war and did not retum. ChUdren; (1) Eugene D.»,
m. Eliza Ghnes. (2) Henry 0., m. Lucy Jacquos. Children-
Mabel B.«, of Concord, and Henry F., of Shushan, N. Y.,
d. 1908. (3) T. Frank, d. 1863, aged 11. (4) Helen, m. WU
ham Muzzey. Child: Bertha' Muzzey of TUton.
x. Susannah, b. 1775; m. 1796, Abiel, son of Rev. Abiel Foster. (See
Foster Gen.)
xi. Stephen, b. 1776; d. 1846; m. Phebe S. KimbaU and lived on part
of his father's farm. The original house is stiU standing, known
as the Tenney and later the Carter place. He was known as
Col. Stephen Moore. Children : of whom only one, Martha K., is
hving.
1. Caleb K.', b. 1800; of Ipswich and Georgetown, Mass.
2. Hiram, b. 1802; removed to Griggs-vUle, 111.
3. Lucretia K., b. 1804; d. 1828 in C.
4. Stephen W., b. 1806, went South and never retumed.
5. Jacob K., b. 1808; m. Cynthia A. Gerrish, removed to Griggs-
-viUe, IU. Children: (1) Fannie'. (2) Joseph. (3) George.
(4) Phebe. (5) Albert.
6. Sarah S., b. 1809; m. David G. Heath of Northfield. Chil
dren: (1) Dr. Sylvanus' Heath of Champaign, IU. (2>
Caleb Heath, d. Oklahoma City, 1902, and (3) Celestia S.
Heath; m. first, Albert A. Moore; m. second, WUlard R.
SteUe.
7. Phebe M., b. 1812; d. 1834, in C; unm.
8. La-vinia K., b. 1814; d. 1846 in C; unm.
9. Charles H., b. 1816; removed to Chelsea, Mass.; m. Nancy T.
Sanbom. ChUdren: Anna F.', Addie, Henry W., and Belle,
who m. H. A. Tuttle of Boston.
10. Martha K., b. 1818; m. James S. CogsweU of Manchester.
ChUdren: Emma', Frank E., Cecilia G., James E., and
Mary E. CogsweU, who m. George W. Eastman of Manches
ter; one son, Harry L.« Eastman, b. 1877.
11. Frederick P., b. 1822; m. Lucy A. Harris; lived in Ips-wich,
Mass. Children: (1) Elizabeth N.', m. S. H. Baker; two
children. (2) George F., d. in infancy. (3) Lucy W., m.
C. P. Lewis, and d. 1896; no chUdren.
12. Eliza P., b. 1823; m. George W. French of Bristol, Lawrence
and Boston. Children: (1) Horace' French, res. Soldiers'
Home, Togus, Me. (2) George W. French, d. 1847; unm.
(3) Emma E. French, d. 1868; unm.
5. Nathaniels Moore (Johw) b. 1733; m. Ehza MorrUl, one of the first
white children b. in C. Their places of residence are hard to trace, but
they probably hved with his father for some years or on the lot adjoin
ing it on the north. No. 107, which Nathaniel owned from 1757 to 1786,
when sold to Ezekiel Moore. He moved to Loudon before 1786, and
probably d. there in 1817. His wife d. in 1807, aged 70. The records

250 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
of the birth of this family are not found in C. or Loudon. So far as
known, the chUdren were as follows, "nine to grow up," but the order
of births is not known:
i. Abigail' ("Aunt Nabby"); unm.
h. Elizabeth, m. Joseph Bennett of Loudon, possibly of Sanbomton.
Their children settled "Bennettville" in the southern part of
C, now deserted and houses gone.
1. Joseph Bennett', Jr., of Holdemess; removed to his -wife's
home. No children.
2. Levi Bennett, d. 1863, aged 75; m. AbigaU Chase. ChUdren:
(1) Chase' Bennett, who m. and had Frank A. Bennett and
Charles A. Bennett, latter d. in Ci-vil war. (2) AbigaU Ben
nett, who m. George Elhott and had 8 children, and is h-ving
in Providence, R. I. (3) Martha Bennett, who m. Andrew
Bennett of Orange, her cousin. ChUdren: Robert M.' Ben
nett, James H. Bennett, Sarah Bennett (who m. 
Sargent), Susan Bennett, who d. 1863, aged 16, and John
Harrison Bennett, who m. Polly Johonnet and removed to
Mont Vemon and had Ehzabeth' Bennett, Marden Bennett,
and Al-vin Bennett.
3. Amos C. Bennett, m. Ehzabeth Fields at LoweU and removed
to Charlestown, Mass. Child: Charles A.' Bennett.
4. David Bennett, m. Polly Cole of Orange and hved in Thom
ton, EUsworth and C. ChUdren: (1) AbigaU' Bennett.
(2) Ruth Bennett, m.  Dickerman of Nashua. (3)
Elizabeth Bennett, m.  Dickerman of Nashua. (4)
Byron Bennett, unm., who served in CivU war. (5) Andrew
Bennett, m. his cousin, Martha, and d. 1886, aged 62. (6)
Amos Bennett, m. Jemima, dau. of Isaac Moore, 1851. ChUd:
Helen E. S.' Bennett, who m. John Wallace, 1869. (7) George
W. Bennett, who d. at Warren; m. Betsey McClintock, 1866;
had 2 children.
5. Hannah Bennett, m. Solomon Richardson, 1848. No chil
dren; moved from C.
6. Oilman Bennett, m. 1849, Ruth Blanchard of Northfield,
where they resided. Children; Sarah' Bennett, Susan Ben
nett, Joseph Bennett.
iu. A dau. reported to have reached the age of 100.
iv. Nathaniel, Jr., m.  Danforth and lived in Orange. Records
there show children: Rufus', b. 1800; True, b. 1803, and Hiram,
b. 1805.
V. Josiah, m. Sarah Scales, 1791. Children:
1. Hannah'j unm., lived -with her brother, James, until she went
West and d. -with relatives.
2. Jeremiah, resided in Mass. Possibly heTvho m. Lydia Tiffts of
Amherst, 1832.
3. Jonathan, m. Ehzabeth Woodward of Sutton, 1826; d. 1859.
4. Isaac, m. 1825, Rhoda or Ehzabeth Bennett. ChUd : Jemima
E.', who d. in C, 1894, aged 61.
5. James, who lost an arm; d. 1888, aged 88.
vi. John, b. 1766; m. Tabitha Da-vis, 1786. They lived in Ensign
John Moore's house and later at the Lieut. Wilham Moore cor
ner, in a house now gone. Children, some of whom were b. in
Ensign John Moore's house ;
1. Ruth', b. 1797; m. Wilham Whitcher. Child; Sylvanus'
Whitcher, who m. Annie M. Danforth and had Charles D.'
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2. Abram, or Abraham, b. 1799; removed to SomervUle, Mass.;
m. first, 1827, Charlotte W. Cutter. Children; (1) Char
lotte D.', d. young. (2) Abraham, Jr., m. Abbie M. Marble
and had 5 children. (3) Charlotte D., 2d, d. young. (4) Mary
S., d. young. (5) Wilham F., d. in hospital in Civil war. (6)
Susan C, m. James R. Hopkins. Resides in Somerville, Mass.,
and has two children.
3. Hugh M., b. 1802; m. Sarah L. Winn. Children: (1) Ehza
beth', m. George W. Hadley; one child. (2) Sarah A. H.,
m. Hiram MacKechnie; two children. (3) Charles A., d.
young.
4. Judith G., m. Moses M. Emery, 1843. (See Emery Gen.)
5. Sally, b. 1808; m., 1827, Joseph H. Hodgdon of Limerick,
Me. Children: (1) Lucian A. Hodgdon, b. 1827, Lieut. Civil
war. (2) Charles A., a sea capt. who d. of yellow fever. (3)
Georgia, d. young. (4) Nancy E., b. 1837, d. 1906. (5) Joseph.
Ezekiel, b. 1763; soldier in Revolutionary War; early mail carrier
and large land o-wner; m. first, 1790, Eliza Morrill, who d. 1818;
m. second, 1823, Mary Morrill, and removed to Bristol, 1825,
and d. there, 1840. She d. 1870. Children:
1. Nancy', b. 1791; m. WUliam Da-vis of Northfield; d. 1825.
2. Martha (Patty), b. 1793; m. 1818, John C. Stevens; removed
to Stewartstown, and had eleven chUdren.
3. Alice, b. 1796; m. 1815, J. Leverett Chase of Loudon.
Removed to Colebrook with two children; Christopher M.'
and John S. Chase, the latter having seven children.
4. Morrill S., b. 1798; m. SaUy Hancock, resided in Northfield.
ChUdren; (1) Ortha'. (2) Clarissa. (3) Polly, who m.
WiUis Gray. (4) Morrill, who m. Lo-vina A. Huse and had
6 children. (5) MerrUl, who m. Carohne Lake and after
wards Mary Heath, and had chUdren: Clara G.', George M.
and Sadie.
5. Mary, b. 1800; m. Jacob C. Haines, 1826. Removed to Wal
tham, Mass. Children: (1) Caroline' Haines, who m.
Richard P. Carsley. (2) Susan Haines, who m. Alonzo
Booth. (3) John Haines, who m. Mary E. Hoyt. (4) Mary
E. Haines, who m. George W. Daniels. (6) Ehza J. Haines,
who m. Francis K. Davis. (6) Rebecca Haines, who m.
Ehas A. Galloupe. (7) Juha A. Haines, who m. Charles J.
Olney. (8) Eben K. Haines, who d. young, 1841. (9) Har
riet E. Haines, who m. Horace P. Clark. (10) EUa F. Haines,
who m. Charles D. Fiske.
6. Milton, b. 1802; m. AbigaU Verrill of Alexandria. Children;
(1) Tryphena', b. 1826; m. George Housel. (2) Augusta,
b. 1827; m. George Donovan. (3) Chariotte, b. 1830; m.
John Lamore. (4) Eliza A., b. 1833; d. 1853. (5) Sarah,
b. 1837; m. John A. Soule. Res., Hyde Park, Mass.
7. Betsey, b. 1807; m. Stephen Carlton of Colebrook and d.
1871. Children: (1) Mary Carlton, who m. Huam Piper of
Stewartstown. (2) George Cailton, who m. Sarah Fellows of
Scranton, Pa. (3) Charies Carlton, who d. in Scranton.
8. Moody, b. 1807; m. Ehza Flagg, and d. at sea, 1857; two daus.
9. Matthias, b. 1810; m. first, Elizabeth T. Jones; m. second, Har
riet PhUbrook. He resided in Boston; kept store m C, near
Northfield, and was col. in the mUitia. Children by first
wife; (1) Matthias J.', d. 1885. (2) Joseph C, tailed m
raUroad collision, 1881. (3) Elizabeth C, d. 1901; unm.
Children by second wife: (4) Victoria G., m. first, George W.
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252 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
WUham H. H., m. Martha Cross; res. in Lisbon. (6) LUla
N., m. first, Henry B. Dyer; m. second, Ephraim S. Dyer.
(7) Henriette A., m. W. L. Knowles.
10. Esther, b. 1810; m. James Moore of Waltham, Mass. CMl
dren: (1) George H.', who m. Mary E. Moore of
CatskiU, N. Y. (2) James M., who m. Carrie M. Marble.
(3) SaUy E., unm. (4) Ehza J., unm.
11. Phebe, b. 1813; m. Trueworthy Evans of GUmanton.
¦viu. David, sometimes called Doctor, lived for a time opposite John P.
Kimball's where weU of his house may stUl be seen. Resided
in other parts of C. as well as out of town and state; m., 1806,
Hannah BusweU. Children:
1. Horatio Nelson', b. 1807; m. 1842, Jane B. Googmg of
LoweU. Removed to Seattle, Wash. They had 3 chUdren,
b. in LoweU. (1) George N.« b. 1843; m. Emehne Barr.
Child: Gertrude', b. 1873, in Seattle. (2) Helen L., b. 1845;
m. 1872, WUliam Pearce of Eng., in Seattle. ChUd; Levein'
Pearce b. 1872. (3) Charles E., b. 1847; unm.
2. Alexis William, b. 1809; d. 1869 at Qunicy, Mass.; m. Sarah
RoweU. ChUdren: (1) Hannah', d. 1886. (2) Joseph W., b.
1844; m. Clementine Holmes. Res. Dorchester, Mass. No
children.
3. Caroline Jane, b. 1816; d. 1817.
4. Cynthia H., d. 1817, 5 years of age.
5. VanRensselabr, b. and d. 1817.
6. Or^ville Buswell, b. 1818; d. 1907, at Soldiers' Home, Togus,
Me.; unm.
7. VanRensselabr, b. 1821; m., 1848, Abbie J. Hutchins. Chil
dren: (1) Adrianna Carohne', b. 1849. (2) Adehne M., b.
1850, who res. at Boscawen.
ix. Jonathan, m. Sally Glines; lived and buried at Stowe, Vt. Chil
dren;
1. David A.', m. Olive P. Huse of Weare; d. in Cal., after 1849.
Children; (1) Evelina A.', b. 1841 in Tepic, Mex.; d. 1863.
(2) Cassamiro M., b. 18'45; d. 1864, in CivU war. (3) Charles
H., b. 1847; m. Marv H. Luffkin. Res. in Leominster, Mass.
ChUd: Nma M.«, b. 1888.
2. Clough or Curtis, thrown from a horse and killed at the age
of 17.
3. William P., m. and had (1) Wilham', who d. in Ci-vil war.
(2) George P., living in Worcester, Vt. (3) Ellen M., who
m.  Morse. (4) Ella.
4. Betsey, b. 1820; d. 1898; m. Thomas P. Carter of North
Andover, Mass. Child: Anna M.' Carter, b. 1852; res.,
Methuen, Mass.; unm.
MORGAN.
1. Granville W.' Morgan was b. 26 June, 1842, in Gloucester, Mass. He
was a son of Paul' and Ehzabeth (Fretch) Morgan. Paul Morgan was
b. 14 Nov., 1809; d. April, 1885. His wife, Elizabeth, was a dau. of
WUham Fretch. She d. 1889. Oran-ville Morgan's grandfather was
Nathan', who served in the War of 1812, and d. 1866. His great-grand
father, who was also Nathan, was a Baptist clergyman, and served in
the Revolutionary war. WiUiam' Morgan, father of Nathans, came
to this country from Scotland, and settled in Gloucester, Mass. Gran-
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and Jane (Lurvey) Bryant. His wife's father and mother were m. 1841.
They were farmers and lived and d. in Unity. Gran-vUle Morgan was
in the Civil war. He removed from Barre, Mass., to C, 1907, where
he now resides. ChUdren:
i. George W.', b. 21 Sept., 1870; d. 13 Dec, 1875.
u. Josie F., b. 12 Dec, 1872; d. 15 Dec, 1875.
in. Wesley N., b. 26 Jan., 1878.
iv. Blanche P., b. 12 Dec, 1881.
V. Elsie M., b. 15 AprU, 1884; d. 16 Nov., 1884.
vi. Ellen S., b. 25 Sept., 1887.
-vu. Benton C, b. 4 Sept., 1890.
MORRILL.
Prepared by Luiher Morrill Cody of Canterbury.
There are five lines of descendants from the sons of Ezekiel MorrUl, the
pioneer in C. The issue of his daus., where known, appear in other genealo
gies. Owing to the number of descendants of some of these sons, they are
grouped by families instead of by generations, the descendants of the first
son, David, being traced to the present tune before considering the hne orig
inating -with the second son. As the MorrUls, whose ancestors originated in
C, seldom intermarried, and are -widely scattered, it is thought that the
grouping by famihes -wUl be more convenient and satisfactory to the li-ving
descendants than to trace them by generations.
Probably aU the Morrills of N. E. and thousands more of N. E. ancestry,
scattered through the U. S. are descended from Abraham MorrUl, who came
to America with his brother, Isaac, in 1632-33. The latter's name is on the
register of the ship Lion arri-ving 6 Sept., 1632, but Abraham's does not
appear. He is known, however, to have been in Cambridge, Mass., in 1632-33,
where they both settled. In 1635, Abraham owned a house lot on what is
now Harvard Square, "near the old Potter tavern." Abraham and Isaac
belonged to the Honorable ArtiUery Company the year of its charter. Isaac
early removed to Roxbury, where he d., lea-ving six daus., his sons having
aU d. young.
In 1641, Abraham was granted a house lot in Salisbury, Mass., where he
settled as an original proprietor. He is recorded as a "planter, miU-wright
and iron founder." Only four men were taxed more than he in 1660. The
date of his birth is not kno^wn, but Isaac was b. in Eng., in 1588. Abraham
d. in Roxbury, Mass., 18 Oct., 1662, while on a ¦visit to his brother, Isaac.
1. Abraham' Morrill m. 10 June., 1645, Sarah, dau of Robert Clement
of HaverhiU, Mass. After his death his widow was granted 40 acres
of upland on "ye great playne" in exchange for her house lot in Sahsbury.
This house lot is still the parsonage lot. She m. second, Thomas Mud-
gett, a shipwright of Sahsbury. They had two daus., Mary, b. 30
AprU, 1667, and Temperance, b. 10 Oct., 1670.
Children of Abraham MorrUl, b. in Salisbury, Mass. :
i. Isaacs, b. 10 May, 1646; d. 17 Oct., 1713; m. first, 14 Nov., 1664,
Phebe GiU; m. second, Susanna  . Children: 1. Abra-

254 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
ham', b. 21 June, 1671; m. Ehzabeth Sargent. The Boscawen
Morrills are descended from him. 2. Isaac, m. Abigail Brown.
He was the ancestor of Justin S. Morrill, U. S. senator from
Vt. 3. Mary. 4. Sarah.
2. u. Jacob, b. 24 Aug., 1648.
hi. Sarah, b. 24 Oct., 1649; m. first, 5 Jan., 1670, Philip RoweU.
iv. Abraham, b. 14 Nov., 1652; m. about 1688, Sarah Bradbury.
V. Moses, b. 28 Dec, 1665; m. first, Rebecca Barnes; m. second,
Mary  .
-vi. Aaron, b. 9 Aug., 1658; d. 31 Jan., 1659.
vu. Richard, b. 2 Feb., 1660; d. 17 Feb., 1659-60.
-vih. Lydia, b. 8 March, 1663; m. 9 Nov., 1682, Ephraim Severance.
ix. Hepsibah, b. Jan., 1666; m. about 1689, Capt. John Dibbs.
2. Jacobs Morrill (Abraham') b. 24 Aug., 1648; d. 23 AprU, 1718; m. 15-
July, 1674, Susanna, dau. of Thomas and Ruth (Green) Whittier.
(The poet, Whittier, was descended from Susanna's brother, Joseph.)
Jacob belonged to the Society of Friends and gave the society its bury
ing ground. He was a member of the mihtary company of Sand-wich,.
Mass.; was a soldier at WeUs in 1692; represented his to'wn in the General
Court in 1689. Children, b. in Salisbury, Mass.:
3. i. EzEKiBL', b. 29 Sept., 1676.
h. Hannah, ih. Aaron, iv. Thomas, v. Israel, vi. Ruth. -vu.
Susanna.
3. Ezekiel' Morrill (Jacob; Abraham') known as Capt. Ezekiel, b. 29 Sept.,
1675; d. 11 Oct., 1732; m. first, 22 Jan., 1705, Abigail, dau. of John
Wadleigh. She d. 29 May, 1728; m. second, 25 March, 1730, Sarah,
¦widow of Samuel Clough. Children by first -wife, b. in Salisbury, Mass.r
4. i. Ezekiel', b. 3 Sept., 1707. u. Abner, d. 29 May, 1728. hi. Han
nah, iv. Ruth. Y- Susannah, -vi. Da-vid. vh. Sarah, -viii^
Jonathan, ix. Thomas, x. Ephraim, b. 9 Dec, 1717. Took
up land in C, but was later a proprietor of GUmanton, where
he settled, xi. AbigaU. xii. Jacob, xiu. John, b. 28 March,
1713.
4. Dea. Ezekiel' Morrill (Ezekiel; Jacob; Abraham') h. 3 Sept., 1707;
d. 24 July, 1783; m. first, 16 July, 1731, Jemima, dau. of Abraham
and Ehzabeth (Sargent) Morrill, his second cousin. She d. 1 Nov.,
1776; m. second, Joanna Gilman. He probably hved in that part
of Sahsbury, Mass., set off to South Hampton, for his chUdren, b. after
1740, are recorded in South Hampton. Dea. Ezekiel was the pioneer
MorrUl in C. AprU 19, 1743, he bought house lots 116 and 118, and
the whole right of home lot 117. These lots included what is now the
cemetery at the Center and the Parsonage lot. March 9, 1745, he
bought house lot 116.
In the spring of 1750, Dea. MorriU moved his family to C, and set
tled on the hill where James Frame now lives. The old part of Mr.
Frame's house must have been built by Dea. Morrill or by his son,
Masten. The place remained in the famUy untU 1843, when the widow
of Ezekiel, son of Masten, sold it to Ebenezer Batchelder. Dea. MorrUl
took a leadmg part in town affairs, being frequently elected to important
offices and to positions of trust. ChUdren by his first marriage;

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i. Abigail', b. 2 Aug., 1732; d. 9 March, 1733.
h. David, b. 24 Jan., 1734.
iu. Abigail, b. 6 Oct., 1735; m. James Shepard.
iv. Reuben, b. 5 May, 1737; d. 26 Jan., 1764.
v. Elizabeth, b. 2 March, 1739; m. Nathaniel Moore. (See Moore
Gen.)
-vi. Laban, b. 25 Sept., 1740.
vii. Susanna, b. 21 May, 1742; d. 1744.
viu. Mary (Mercy), b. 6 March, 1744; m.  Miles.
ix. Ezekiel, b. 27 Jan., 1746; d. 27 Feb., 1747.
X. Ezekiel, b. 2 Nov., 1747; m. No children. Became a Shaker in C.
xi. Child, not named, b. and d. 1750.
xu. Masten, b. 29 March, 1751, in C.
xiii. Sargent, b. 24 June, 1754, in C. (See end of this Gen.)
xiv. Abraham, b. 1 Jan., 1756, in C. (See end of this Gen.)
XV. Susanna, b. 1 March, 1768, m C. ; m. 5 Feb., 1778, Joshua Weeks of C.
Of these fifteen children, three sons, Da-vid, Laban and Masten, and
three daus., Abigail, Elizabeth and Susanna, m. and settled in C. Six
of the sons served in the Revolutionary war, David, Laban, Ezekiel,
Masten, Sargent and Abraham.
Descendants op David Morrill.
1. Dea. David' Morrill (Ezekieb, Ezekieb, Jacob', Abraham') b. 24 Jan.,
1734; d. 10 June, 1799; m. 28 Dec, 1763, AbigaU (Emerson) Stevens,
widow of Otto Stevens and dau. of Benjamin and Hannah (Watts)
Emerson of Hampstead. She was b. 20 March, 1737; d. 30 Jan., 1833.
(See Stevens Gen.) Da-vid purchased lot 193, first di-vision of 100
acre lots in 1768, and in 1770, home lot 136, east of his father's house.
Here he evidently settled. This lot was later di-vided, Abigail, his dau.,
who m. Lea-vitt Clough, residing on the west end, using the old house;
Sally, who m. Asa Foster, had the larger east section and buUt a new
house against the old one. The di-viding hne of the two farms passed
between these two houses. Both houses were burned in 1895. Only
the barn on the west section remains. ChUdren, b. in C:
2. i. Reuben', b. 18 Oct., 1764. u. Hannah, b. 21 Oct., 1766; m. Rev.
Josiah Carpenter of Chichester, iii. David, b. 5 Dec, 1768.
iv. Betsey, b. 30 May, 1770; d. 1848; m. WUiam, son of Rev.
Abiel Foster. (See Foster Gen.) v. Sarah, b. 17 May, 1772;
d. 28 March, 1868; m. 10 Nov., 1794, Col. Asa Foster, son of
Dea Asa Foster. (See Foster Gen.) vi. Ruth, b. 25 Dec,
1776; m. Isaac Chickering. vh. AbigaU, b. 8 Feb., 1779; d. 10
May, 1853; m. 30 Oct., 1800, Leavitt, son of Leavitt Clough.
(See Clough Gen.)
2. Reuben' Morrill (David; Ezekieb, Ezekiel; Jacob; Abraham') b. 18
Oct., 1764; d. 1 AprU, 1842; m. 10 Oct., 1792, Miriam, dau. of Robert
Smith of Salisbury, b. 1771; d. 31 July, 1841. He settled on the farm
now owned by MUo S. MorriU. ChUdren, b. in C. ;
3. i. Sally' Smith, b. 21 Oct., 1794.
u. Polly, b. 16 Sept., 1796; d. 2 Feb., 1812.
4. hi. Da-vid, b. 12 Aug., 1798.
iv. Phebe, b. 16 Oct., 1804; d. 31 Aug., 1807.
5. V. Robert Smith, b. 18 May, 1807.
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256 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
3. Sarah (SaUy) Smith' Morrill (Reuben', David') b. 21 Oct., 1794; d.
20 Aug., 1861; m. Nathaniel, son of Samuel MorrUl of Boscawen, b.
8 Sept., 1787, d. 5 Feb., 1837. ChUdren, b. m C:
i. Mary Emily', b. 3 March, 1821; m. 23 Oct., 1845, Charles Fitts.
u. Catherine, b. 27 Aug., 1823; d. 13 Oct., 1841.
hi. Reuben, b. 11 May, 1825; d. 8 Jan., 1879, m E. Concord; m. 25
June, 1848, Hannah McCoy, b. 13 July, 1826, m Burke, Vt.
iv. Samuel Atkinson, b. 26 May, 1827; d. 24 March, 1910; m. Mary
E. Garland of Southwick, Me. His intention of marriage was
pubhshed 8 March, 1861. His wffe d. 2 May, 1903, aged 72.
No children. Adopted George Alexander, son of Mitchell
Lockhart of Portsmouth, who took the name of MorrUl, b. 18
June, 1857; m. 3 Nov., 1878, Lizzie M. Ordway of Loudon.
Children b. in C: Harry Roscoe', b. 12 Jan., 1880; Fred Lock-
hart, b. 25 Feb., 1881; Ida May, b. 1 Oct., 1883; Leon Lock-
hart, b. 19 June, 1887; Jean Louis, b. 15 April, 1895; Percival
F., b. 13 April, 1897; Periey Francis, b. 28 June, 1900.
V. Charles Frank, b. 27 May, 1829; d. 9 June, 1902. Farmer; m.
first, Mahala Roby; m. second, Ann, dau. of John H. and
Hannah (Ross) Sawyer, b. 21 Jan., 1838, d. 8 May, 1876; m.
third, Roxana, dau. of Jonathan and Nancy (Sherburn) James,
b. in C, 21 Jan., 1832, d. 19 March, 1908, in C. Children of
Ann Sawyer; 1. Charles' Frank, b. 22 Feb., 1857. 2. Lizzie
Etta, b. 12 April, 1863; d. 31 July, 1864. 3. Elmer Harvey,
twin, b. 15 Jan., 1866. 4. Elmie Mahala, twin, b. 15 Jan., 1866.
6. Annie Thomas, b. 25 July, 1870. 6. Mary Emma, b. 4
March, 1873.
-vi. Elizabeth C, b. 7 March, 1831; d. 24 April, 1832.
vh. Enoch, b. 16 Sept., 1833; m. first, 2 June, 1863, Angehne M. Stev
ens, b. 13 May, 1835, in Gilmanton, d. 29 March, 1876, m
Deerfield; m. second, 3 June, 1877, Anna A. Mace, b. 8 March,
1856, in Hampton, d. 14 March, 1909. Children: 1. Emma
F.', b. 23 Nov., 1864, in C; d. 20 July, 1864. 2. Edwm E.,
b. 3 Jan., 1857; m. 29 Oct., 1885, Jennie B. Baker of Wilh-
mantio, Conn. Children: Edwines" and Josie M. 3. Etta
Angie, b. 15 April, 1861; d. 23 Feb., 1863. 4. Etta Florence,
b. 3 Aug., 1867. 6. John WiUie, b. 26 Sept., 1869; m. m 1889,
Lizzie E. Barrberree, b. 26 Aug., 1883, in Ala. ChUd: Enoch."
6. Mira A., b. 6 May, 1862; m. 21 July, 1895, Howard G. Bat
chelder, b. 21 Aug., 1872, in Hampton. Child: Charies E."
Batchelder. 7. Anna F., b. 29 April, 1874; m. 2 Nov., 1895,
James S. De Lancey, b. 29 July, 1873. Child: Clyde P."
De Lancey. 8. Frederick M., b. 20 April, 1880, in Putnam, Conn.
9. Ehzabeth B., b. 23 Oct., 1887, in Rochester.
4. Capt. David' Morrill (Reuben; David') b. 12 Aug., 1798; d. 6 April,
1893; m. first. Comfort, dau. of Masten MorrUl; m. second, SaUy E.
(Peverly) Kunball, widow of John Kimball of C, and dau. of John
Peverly. Capt. David owned the 300 acre farm now in the possession
of his son, Milo S. MorrUl. He represented his town in the legislature
and was a state senator in 1860-62. Children by first wife.
6. i. Sarah Coffin', b. 1 March, 1827.
u. William Adams, b. 27 March, 1829; d. 22 July, 1831.
m. Lucian, b. 10 March, 1831; d. 5 March, 1857; m. Ehzabeth S.
Parker, b. 1830; she m. second,  Weston, and d. in C, 5
May, 1892. '
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8. V. William Henry, b. 30 Jan., 1835.
9. -vi. Oscar Smith, b. 10 Sept., 1837.
-vh. Charles Willard, b. 30 Dec, 1839; d. 8 Dec, 1864; graduate,
Oberhn College, Ohio; private Co. H, 8th N. H. Vol. Inf.
Children by second wife:
10. vih. George Peverly, b. 21 April, 1844.
ix. Milo Sanborn, b. 20 Jan., 1846, farmer and lumberman in C. Rep
resentative in the legislature, 1900-01.
5. Robert Smith' Morrill (Reuben; David') b. 18 May, 1807; d. 26 Feb.,
1842, in C; graduate, Bowdoin CoUege, 1830; practiced medicine in
C. 12 years; m. 12 Jan., 1832, Betsey, dau. of Joel Eastman of Salis
bury. ChUdren, b. in C. :
i. Ellen Maria', b. 19 July, 1834; d. 2 March, 1852.
ii. Joel Eastman, b. 12 March, 1836; farmer in Conway; m. 25 Dec,
1863, Carohne, dau. of Isaiah and Ann (Walker) Warren of
Fryeburg, Me., b. 11 April, 1839. Children;
1. Ruth Eastman', b. 1 March, 1868; m. 28 Dec, 1893, MUton D.
Starrett of N. Y. City. She was a graduate of WeUesley
CoUege.
2. Lucia Marie, b. 13 Dec, 1869; m. 8 Jan., 1906, Dr. Arthur
Lougee of Fryeburg, Me. She was a graduate of WeUesley
College.
3. Mary Odell, b. 12 Oct., 1872; m. 19 Oct., 1897, John Lead-
beater of Alexandria, Va. ChUdren: (1) John M." Lead-
beater, b. Aug., 1898. (2) Carolyn M. Leadbeater, b. Sept.,
1900. (3) Eleanor C. Leadbeater, b. Sept., 1902. (4) Joel E.
M. Leadbeater, b. Aug., 1904. (5) Edward Leadbeater, b.
Jan., 1907.
4. Milton Dana, b. 11 Oct., 1876. Studied abroad. Architect
in Washington, D. C.
6. JoBL Warren, b. 22 Jan., 1880; d. 7 Jan., 1881.
iu. Amanda Frances, b. 3 March, 1840; d. 20 Dec, 1905, m Forest
Glen, IU.; m. 2 Aug., 1864, WiUiam Hazelton. ChUdren, b.
in Forest Glen;
1 . Ellen Hortbnse • Hazelton, b. 26 July, 1866 ; m. 28 Nov., 1888,
Walter Nichols. Child: Ehzabeth H." Nichols, b. 24 Dec,
1893.
2. Hugh Hazelton, b. 16 Aug., 1868; m. 17 Nov., 1906, Caro
hne S. Norton. Child: Carohne Norton" Hazelton, b. 4
Nov., 1907.
3. Bessie P. Hazelton, b. 22 July, 1872; d. 5 Dec, 1880.
4. Robert M. Hazelton, b. 5 Feb., 1874; d. 18 Nov., 1876.
5. Josephine F. Hazelton, b. 23 Feb., 1876; m. 6 Sept., 1899,
Ehner D. Grant. Children: (1) Eveline H." Grant, b. 7
Nov., 1902. (2) Hugh H. Grant, b. 18 June, 1906. (3)
Margaret F. Grant, b. 15 Jan., 1909.
iv. Robert Smith, b. 21 Feb., 1842; farmer in C; m. 4 July, 1875,
Sarah Abby, dau. of Dr. Robert and Abbie (PettingaU) Smith
of Sahsbury, b. 1 June, 1854; d. 1 Sept., 1908, m C. ChUdren,
b.inC:
1. Bert Smith', b. 26 Nov., 1877; m. 19 Dec, 1900, Edna D. Fort,
of Baltimore, Md. Children: (1) Robert C.'», b. 25 Sept.,
1901. (2) WUham K., b. 16 Dec, 1903.
2. Frances Lou, b. 26 Feb., 1882.
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6. Sarah Coffin' Morrill (David; Reuben; David') b. 1 March, 1827;
m. first, 29 Aug., 1856, N. WeUington Towne; m. second, WiUiam P.
Sickles, a cousm of Gen. Daniel E. Sickles. ChUd of Mr. and Mrs.
Towne:
i. Ernestine L.' Towne, b. 9 Feb., 1858, in Dan-ville, Minn.; m. 24
May, 1880, Joseph F. AUenwood, b. 18 Dec, 1867, in Timbuck-
too, Cal. Children: Ahce M." AUenwood, b. 27 March, 1881;
m. 8 Dec, 1909, James Hudspeth. Child; Ahce M. E." Huds
peth, b. 18 Oct., 1901. Arthur R. AUenwood, b. 28 March,
1888.
ChUdren of Mr. and Mrs. Sickles:
h. Cornelia E.' Sickles, b. 31 Dec, 1863; d. 24 Nov., 1888.
hi. Sarah F. Sickles, b. 8 Oct., 1865; d. 24 March, 1877.
iv. Sylvia A. Sickles, b. 17 Aug., 1869; m. 12 May, 1892, Elbert R.
Batchelor, b. 12 Sept., 1868. Children: Hazel M." Batchelor,
b. 10 Nov., 1896. Robert L. Batchelor, b. 26 Oct., 1903.
7. Francis Eaton' Morrill (David', Reuben', David') b. 8 July, 1833;
d. 29 Oct., 1907; m. 26 Aug., 1857, Annie J. MuUen, b. 12 Aug., 1831,
in Ireland; d. in Montalvo, Cal. ChUdren;
i. Ella Maria', b. 23 May, 1858, in Cal.; m. Nathaniel M. Miller
10 Dec, 1878, soldier of CivU war, b. 4 Oct., 1840, in Ohio.
Children: 1. Anna May" MiUer, b. 5 Oct., 1879; m. 26 July,
1908, Thomas L. Brecheen. Child: Natalhe E." Brecheen,
b. 21 March, 1911. 2. Charies Nathaniel MlUer, b. 26 Feb.,
1886; m. 6 Nov., 1906, Margaret L. Nichols.
h. Frank William, b. 28 June, 1869, in Cal. ; m. 14 Feb., 1884, EUen
Bushby, b. 27 June, 1864, resides in Yuba Co., Cal. Children:
1. Minnie E.", b. 21 Oct., 1884; m. first, 30 April, 1904, Arthur
Wagner, b. in Chicago, 4 July, 1879; m. second, Oct., 1910,
Wilham M. Souther. Children by first marriage; Arthur"
and Ellen Wagner. 2. Alice M., b. 10 March, 1886. 3. Katheryn
E., b. 6 Feb., 1888; m. 22 May, 1904, Ovid Laws. Children:
Migonette S.", Walter C. and Richard F. Laws. 4. Wilham F.,
b. 17 Aug., 1890. 5. George B., b. 6 June, 1892. 6. LUlian H.,
b. 7 June, 1896. 7. Grace E., b. 14 Dec, 1899. 8. Annie J.,
b. 16 May, 1902. 9. Blanche J., b. 7 Nov., 1905.
iu. Sarah Jane, b. 22 Feb., 1861; m. 9 Nov., 1881, Andrew J. MiUer.
Children; Francis A.", b. 9 Feb., 1885; Fred E., b. 24 June,
1895, and George E. MUler, b. 29 Jan., 1899.
iv. Mary Comport, b. 24 Aug., 1862; m. 6 Sept., 1896, Newton S.
Sanborn.
V. Jambs Da-vid, b. 7 March, 1864; m. 1890, Emma A. Coe.
-vi. Charles O., Id. 26 Feb., 1866; m. first, Emma S. Herrod; m. second,
1896, Margaret Patterson. Children: Frank", b. 5 June, 1897;
Clyde, b. 6 Aug., 1898, and Florence M., b. 27 Oct., 1902.
vh. George E., b. 10 June, 1868; m. 10 June, 1897, Helen A. White.
Child; Aileen A.", b. 15 Aug., 1903.
-vhi. Edwin M., b. 20 Jan., 1874; m. 26 April, 1899, Maud E. Burrows.
Children; Francis M.", b. 17 AprU, 1900, and Eduma M., b. 6
Sept., 1901.
8. William Henry' Morrill (David', Reuben', David') b. 30 Jan., 1835;
d. 4 April, 1909, in Huron, S. D.; m. 26 AprU, 1861, Minda, dau. of
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i. Minnie Belle', b. 9 March, 1862; m. 11 March, 1886, Byron
Tibbetts, b. 5 June, 1860; d. 31 May, 1905.
11. William David, b. 26 AprU, 1870; m. LiUian Newman, settled in
Huron, S. D.; farmer. Children; Minda L.", Eva I., Charles
H., Frank W., Mark N., Mary C.
9. Oscar Smith' Morrill (David', Reuben', David') b. 10 Sept., 1837; d.
2 June, 1905, m Montalvo, Cal.; m. 10 Feb., 1863, Rebecca P., dau.
of Thomas and Susan (Holhday) Chase of C. ChUdren;
i. Viola C.», b. 15 Feb., 1864; d. 15 Aug., 1864.
u. Georgb E., b. 30 June, 1865; m. 15 Sept., 1887, Martha J., dau.
of James Martin. ChUdren: (1) LUhan Blanche", b. 9 May,
1889; m. 4 Nov. 1907, Walter Nelson, b. 17 Dec, 1876. ChUd:
Bertha Mayu Nelson, b. 9 Oct., 1909. (2) Archie L., b. 14 Dec,
1893.
iu. Charles W., b. 13 Aug., 1867; d. 18 Jan., 1886.
iv. Lucian G., b. 14 April, 1870; m. 23 Jan., 1896, Caroline, dau. of
Jacob Cole. Child: Mabel J., b. 15 Oct., 1895, d. 20 Oct., 1895.
V. Lillian S., b. 15 July, 1872; d. 29 July, 1874.
vi. Elizabeth R., b. 21 Nov., 1874; d. 22 April, 1875.
10. George Pe-verly« Morrill (David', Reuben', David') b. 21 April, 1844;
private Co. I, 1st O. Lt. Art.; representative in N. H. legislature,
1909-10; m. 9 Jan., 1869, Abbie P., dau. of Moses M. Emery of C,
who d. 19 Sept., 1910. (See Emery Gen.) Children, b. in C:
i. Louis Da-vid», b. 16 Nov., 1869; farmer in C; m. 9 June, 1897,
Sarah Blanche, dau. of Samuel D. and Lucretia (Swett) HiU,
b. 25 Nov., 1874, in Loudon. Louis is dea. Congregational
Church. Has been selectman of C.
h. Bertha Ellen, b. 9 May, 1871; d. 10 April, 1901, in Boston.
Trained nurse, Boston City Hospital.
iii. Charles Emery, b. 25 Nov., 1872; farmer in C. ; m. 2 Oct., 1892, Ida
Lora, dau. of Enoch and Hannah (Brown) Marsh, b. 8 Dec,
1872, in Loudon. Children, b. in C: David Emery", b. 5
March, 1898. Edna Ehzabeth, b. 9 Feb., 1900. Marian Jose
phine, b. 9 March, 1909. Anson George, b. 10 Sept., 1910.
iv. William George, b. 18 Feb., 1876; lumberman; m. 24 July, 1897,
Jeannette Henrietta, dau. of Robert and Mary (McDonald)
Blenton of Boston, b. 14 March, 1879. Children, b. m C. ; Edith
Grace", b. 8 Feb., 1898. Wilham Stanley, b. 24 March, 1905.
V. Alexander Wbllingtonj b. 10 Aug., 1877, resides in Penacook;
m. 17 April, 1897, Ethel Ida, dau. of Stephen E. and Clara
(Peaslee) Gale, b. 13 May, 1876. Children, b. in C: 1. Edwin
Alexander", b. 15 Nov., 1897. 2. Percival Eugene, b. 3 May,
1899. 3. Alice Bertha, b. 21 March, 1901. 4. Ines Lou, b.
31 Jan., 1904.
-vi. Josephine Belle, b. 27 July, 1887.
Descendants op Laban Morrill.
1. Laban' Morrill (Ezekieb, Ezekieb, Jacob', Abraham) b. 26 Sept., 1740;
d. 12 May, 1812; m. Sarah Ames, b. 25 March, 1747, d. 26 July, 1827.
(See Ames Gen.) Laban received from his father a tract of land north
of Morrill Pond; adding to this, he became possessed of a farm one mUe
square. This he divided among his sons, Samuel being given the part
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260 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
owned mostly by Joseph S. Morrill, and Peter, the farm on MerriU
Hill. Laban was chosen dea. of the Congregational Church. Children:
i. Hannah', b. 14 Aug., 1765; d. 25 Aug., 1765.
2. h. Samuel A., b. 14 April, 1767.
3. in. Abner, b. 11 April, 1769.
4. iv. David, b. 17 Aug., 1771.
V. Hannah, b. 18 Dec, 1773; m. 14 Aug., 1794, John Moore of C.
(See Moore Gen.)
-vi. Judith, b. 7 July, 1776; m. 22 Nov., 1792, Bamard Hoyt.
vu. Sarah, b. 16 March, 1779; m. 1809, Samuel Chadwick, b. 27 May,
1780.
vhi. Jemima, b. 28 Dec, 1781; m. first, Jeremiah, son of Obadiah
Clough of C; m. second, Rev. Samuel B. Dyer of Loudon.
5. ix. Ezekiel (changed his name to Marcellus), b. 2 March, 1785.
X. Peter B., b. 1789; d. unm., 1815.
xi. Anna (Nancy), b. 23 Feb., 1792; m. 1810, Tunothy, son of Tunothy
and Sarah (Foster) Bradley.
2. Samuel A.' Morrill (Laban; Ezekieb) b. 14 April, 1767; d. 19 July, 1856;
m. Mary Chase, b. 31 Jan., 1771, m Eng.; d. 23 March, 1849. Children:
6. i. Laban', b. 21 Nov., 1796.
u. Mary, b. 13 Jan., 1799; d. 27 June, 1875; m. 25 May, 1817, Rev.
Enoch Emery Bradley. (See Bradley Gen.)
7. in. Samuel, Jr., b. 19 Nov., 1801.
iv. John Langdon, b. 2 Nov., 1805; d. Nov., 1862; m. 6 Sept., 1826,
Sarah Bowdoin, dau. of John Taylor and Sally (McCrillis)
Coffin, b. 28 Jan., 1806; d. 30 March, 1850. Children; Joseph
Clough', b. 3 June, 1827. Mary Jane, b. 22 AprU, 1829; d. 8
June, 1850. Helen Shepard, b. 5 Dec, 1836; m. Harlan Jewett,
b. 26 Aug., 1835; d. 5 July, 1863. She resides at Laconia.
Child; Abbie Harlan' Jewett, b. 3 Jan., 1864.
V. Sarah Ann, b. 12 Oct., 1812; m. first, 24 Oct., 1839, James, son of
Le-vi Bennett; m. second, Robert WaUace, who went West.
Children: James' Bennett, MorrUl Ames Bennett.
3. Abner' Morrill (Laban; Ezekieb) b. 11 AprU, 1769; d. 11 May, 1851; m.
11 Aug., 1797, Mary, sister of Rev. Josiah Carpenter of Chichester.
He moved to Wheelock, Vt. Children:
i. Nathaniel C.', b. 21 Feb., 1799; d. 14 July, 1799.
h. John Carpenter, b. 12 Nov., 1800; resided in Wheelock, Vt., and
Penacook; m. 7 Feb., 1826, Nancy H. Foster of C. Child:
Joseph R'.
hi. Mary, b. 1 Feb., 1803; d. 30 Oct., 1806.
iv. Sarah, b. 12 Sept., 1804; d. 16 July, 1889; m. Oliver NUes, b. 1794;
d. 23 Nov., 1846, in Lyndon, Vt. ChUdren: Alanson', Adaline,
Clara, Annette, Lucius, Wilber F., Joseph W. and Sophronia
NUes.
V. Luther, b. 4 Sept., 1806; m. and resided in Barton, Vt. ChUdren:
Henry, Erastus and EmUy.
vi. Horatio Gates, b. 12 Feb., 1808; d. 13 July, 1842.
•vu. Horace, b. 12 Feb., 1808; d. 23 March, 1808.
vhi. Mary, b. 4 Aug., 1809; m. first, Ziba Hoyt; m. second, Isaac Hardy.
ChUd by first marriage: Freeman' Hoyt. Several children by
second marriage.
ix. Joseph Ames, b. 15 June, 1811; d. in Little Sioux, la.; m. first,
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X. Horace Jefferson, b. 5 Nov., 1812; d. 26 March, 1901; resided
in Irasburg, Vt.; m. Maria Dow, b. 7 May, 1820; d. 4 May,
1900. Children: Simeon', Ames, Emily, Sarah and Lizzie.
xi. Laban, b. 8 Dec, 1814; d. 8 Dec, 1900; m. first, Loraine Brown;
m. second, 22 Feb., 1844, Parmeha H. Dmry, b. 20 Aug., 1814,
d. 6 Sept., 1892. They settled m Utah. ChUdren: Horatio',
John, Laban D., Joseph, Charles, Hiram, George, Sarah, Horace.
xu. Judith, b. 7 Jan., 1817; d. 25 Nov., 1888; m. 19 Nov., 1848, Olney
Peck Smith. ChUdren: MorrUl Abner' Smith, b. 18 Sept.,
1849; m. 24 Dec, 1892, Harriet C. PhUbrick, b. 6 March, 1866.
Alpheus E. Smith, b. 25 Sept., 1851; m. first, 2 April, 1884,
IsabeUe Gumb, b. Dec, 1862, in Halifax, N. S.; divorced, 1893;
m. second, 16 Aug., 1896, Mrs. Hattie J. (Bro-wn) Clark, b. 22
Nov., 1864, in Bath, Me. ChUdren by first marriage: (1)
WiUie A.» Smith, b. 1 AprU, 1885, at Chariestown, Mass. (2)
Bertie M. Smith, b. 20 Jan., 1887, Charlestown, Mass. Chil
dren by second marriage: (3) Frederick A. Smith, b. 23 March,
1901 . (4) Olney P. Smith, b. 29 July, 1902. (5) Mary E. Smith,
b. 2 July, 1903.
xhi. Nancy, b. 2 Sept., 1818; d. 23 March, 1902, in Little Sioux, la.;
m. Joseph G. Niles. ChUdren; Benjamin S.», MatUda, and
AUenson Niles.
4. David' Morrill ("Capt. Rusty") (Laban', Ezekieb) b. 17 Aug., 1771; d-
22 Jan., 1863; m. 27 May, 1805, Betsey, dau. of Shubael Sanborn of
C, b. 18 Dec, 1790, d. 8 Sept., 1879. Children, b. in C. :
8. i. Joseph Mills Glidden', b. 24 March, 1807.
9. u. John, b. 6 Jan., 1809.
iu. Phebe Sanborn, b. 20 July, 1813; d. 23 June, 1891, in AUston,
Mass.; m. 22 Feb., 1835, Jeremiah Cofran of Northfield. Chil
dren: 1. Carolme A.' Cofran, b. 24 April, 1836. 2. Emily A.
Cofran, b. 16 Feb., 1838. 3. Smith W. Cofran, b. 15 Jan.,
1840. 4. Scott M. Cofran, b. 16 AprU, 1847.
iv. Emily, b. 30 Dec, 1819; d. Nov., 1905; m. 3 Jan., 1843, Jeremiah
Carter TUton of Sanbomton.
V. Smith Sanborn, b. 23 Dec, 1822; d. 28 Nov., 1866; m. 8 Sept.,
1862, Mary E. Clark. She d. 19 March, 1890.
-vi. Da-vid Abner, b. 26 Dec, 1825; m. first, 10 Feb., 1851, Susan Til
ton, dau. of Jesse and AbigaU (Sherburn) Stevens of C; m.
second, Sarah (Coombs), widow of George Hancock. Resided
first in Northfield; removed to E. Concord, where he became
a market gardener; has held various public offices and repre
sented his ward in the legislature. Child by first wife:
1. Albert Jesse', b. 9 Nov., 1860, in E. Concord; farmer; m.
first, 26 Nov., 1885, Rose M., dau. of Charles and Mary
(Boyce) Colby of C; m. second, 25 Feb., 1904, Florence
Adams of Wamer, b. 25 Jan., 1872. Children by first wife:
Grace May, b. 12 Feb., 1887. John Henry, b. 12 May, 1898.
5. Ezekiel (Marcellus)' Morrill (Laban; Ezekieb) b. 2 March, 1786;
m. 19 Nov., 1811, Sarah E. Bradley. Children: i. Joseph Harper',
b. 10 Nov., 1812. h. Sebra Bradley, b. 12 March, 1814; d. 10 Oct.,
1814. ih. Peter, b. 11 Nov., 1816. iv. Leonidas, b. 19 Aug., 1817.
6. Laban' Morrill (Samuel A.; Laban; Ezekieb) b. 21, Nov., 1796; d. 10
Sept., 1869; m. first, 11 Sept., 1823, Susan G. Bradley of E. Concord, b.
24 Aug., 1796, d. 17 June, 1844; m. second, 2 May, 1846, Rhoda (Ames)

262 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
Elhott, widow of Ira Elliott of Boscawen, b. 20 Dec, 1799, d. 16 Aug.,
1864, in Concord. ChUdren by first wife:
i. Susanna', b. 23 Aug., 1824; d. 14 Oct., 1830.
h. Laban Ames, b. 12 Feb., 1825; d. Oct., 1854.
10. hi. Dan Wilbur, b. 7 Aug., 1831.
7. Samuel' Morrill, "Jr.," (Samuel A.', Laban', Ezekieb) b. 19 Nov., 1801;
d. in Vineland, N. J.; m. 11 Dec, 1823, Nancy, dau. of John and Betsey
(Hodgdon) Cate of Loudon. Child :
i. Betsey Hodgdon', b. 15 March, 1833; d. 3 AprU, 1871; m. Nov.,
1849, WUham E., son of Jonathan and Tamer (Sawyer)
Whitcher of Northfield. ChUdren: Josephine P.» Whitcher
and Mary E. Whitcher.
8. Joseph Mills Glidden' Morrill (David', Laban', Ezekieb) b. 24 March,
1807; d. 1 Nov., 1895; m. first, 25 Jan., 1834, Betsey Ann, dau. of John
T. Coffin, b. 1807, d. 1 March, 1836; m. second, 17 April, 1837, Clunena,
dau. of Abraham and Betsey (Forrest) Brown of Northfield. He repre
sented C. in the legislature. Child by first marriage:
i. Betsey Coffin', b. 21 Feb., 1836; d. 11 Jan., 1847.
Children by second marriage:
h. Susan Amelia, b. 21 May, 1838; d. AprU, 1868; m. 10 Aug., 1867,
Ohver W. Mead.
ih. Henry Brown, b. 5 March, 1841 ; d. 28 Dec, 1910; m. 18 March,
1874, Anna P., dau. of WiUiam P. and Margaret P. Storms,
b. m Boston, 18 Aug., 1849; d. 4 Feb., 1887, m C. He gradu
ated at Medical College, XJniversity of Vt., in 1864. Began
practice at Meredith. Later removed to Boston.
iv. Smith Laban, b. 8 Oct., 1842; d. 31 March, 1907; m. 1 May, 1867,
Mary Jane, dau. of Robert and Charlotte (Perkins) Huckins
of Loudon. Children:
1. Joseph Smith', b. 22 April, 1869; m. 7 Sept., 1892, Ina Mabel,
dau. of Hiram G. and Lucinda (Lane) Stone, b. 29 Sept., 1868,
in Webster.
2. John Henry, b. 14 AprU, 1872; m. 11 Dec, 1895, Ahce Janette,
dau. of Robert G. and Martha Helen (Rhodes) Brock. ChUd:
Olney Smith", b. 19 Nov., 1896, m Ashland.
3. Susie Climena, b. 20 June, 1879; d. 12 May, 1880.
9. John' Morrill (David', Laban', Ezekieb) b. 5 Jan., 1809; d. March, 1856,
in AUston, Mass.; m. first, 11 March, 1840, Catherine Hoague, who d.
1865; m. second, 16 Jan., 1867, Sarah Cheney. ChUdren by first
marriage:
i. Betsey Ann', b. 1 Aug., 1841; m. 26 Nov., 1863, Jerry Clapp
Wyman, who d. in 1907. Children: Nellie Grant' Wyman,
Maud Beatrice Wyman.
Da-vid Benjamin, b. 24 July, 1843, in Thornton.
John Beck, b. 13 Dec, 1844, in Thomton; d. 24 Aug., 1881; m.
Mary Chase Brown of Northfield.
Sarah Pallett, b. 1 March, 1849.
Emma Tilton, b. 1 June, 1851; d. 26 March, 1910; m. 15 Jan., 1873,
Charles NeweU, son of Col. David M. Clough of C. (See Clough
Gen.)
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10. Dan Wilbur' Morrill (Laban; Samuel A.; Labaw) b. 7 Aug., 1831; d.
2 Aug., 1891; m. 27 Dec, 1856, Sarah Annah Batchelder, b. 22 July,
1836. ChUdren:
i. Frank W.', b. 29 Dec, 1856; m. 26 June, 1880, Hattie L., dau.
of Ebenezer P. Carter of C, b. 3 Sept., 1861. Children: Horace
M.", b. 8 Oct., 1883; d. 2 March, 1884. Myra Kimball, b. 11
Feb., 1889.
h. Charles E., b. 25 March, 1859; m. 26 Nov., 1883, EmUy J., dau.
of Charles and Sa];ah (Pickard) Jones of C, b. 17 Nov., 1848.
ChUd: Guy Ethelbert", b. 3 May, 1884; m. 26 Nov., 1908,
Caroline Gilson, dau. of Charles M. Clough of C. (See Clough
Gen.) Child: Shuley Clough", b. 8 May, 1910.
hi. Lillian M., b. 10 Feb., 1866; m. 19 Oct., 1887, Clarence S., son of
Ehphalet Gale of C. (See Gale Gen.)
11. Da^vid Benjamin' Morrill (Johw, David; Laban; Ezekieb) b. 24 July,
1843; d. 19 Jan., 1906; m. first, 1866, Orianna Swazey, b. 1845, d. Dec,
1871; m. second, Clara S. Stevens, 28 Feb., 1873. ChUdren by first
marriage:
i. Fred', ii. Leon D. hi. Anna I.
Children by second marriage:
iv. Lester Swazey, b. 27 Jan., 1874.
V. Le-wis S., b. 16 March, 1875.
-vi. Charles Clough, b. 11 April, 1877; d. 16 Jan., 1910; m. 14 Aug.,
1898, Josephine E., dau. of Fred and Georgia C. (Pettigrove)
Chase, b. 12 Feb., 1876. ChUdren: 1. Clara Chase", b. 25
Dec, 1899; d. 12 AprU, 1900. 2. Charies Frederick, b. 27
Feb., 1901.
vu. Clara N., b. 17 Feb., 1881; d. 2 Nov., 1888.
12. Sarah Pallett' Morrill (Johw, David', Laban; Ezekieb) b. 1 March,
1849; m. 14 Jan., 1874, George Wheeler Springer of N. Y. City. ChU
dren; George Bowker' Springer, b. 7 June, 1876; d. 11 July, 1878.
Horace Andrew Springer, b. 24 Nov., 1878; m. 22 July, 1903, Ethel lone,
dau. of Emma Gilson Shaw.
Descendants of Masten Morrill.
1. Masten' Morrill (Ezekieb, Ezekiel; Jacob', Abraham') b. 29 March,
1751; d. 26 Sept., 1831; m. first, 7 July, 1776, Comfort Weeks, b. 1756,
d. 12 Feb., 1795; m. second, 22 Sept., 1795, Sarah Coffin of Concord,
b. 1757, d. 5 June, 1807; m. thud, Marion Crockett, d. 1833, at Mere
dith. ChUdren by first marriage;
2. i. Ezekiel', b. 16 Oct., 1779. .
h Jemima, b. 14 Jan., 1784; d. 20 Nov., 1856; m. 14 June, 1810, David,
son of Nehemiah Clough of C. (See Clough Gen.)
hi. Joanna, b. 30 Oct., 1787; d. 14 March, 1841; m. 27 June, 1836,
John Smith of Oxford, O.
iv. Martha, b. 12 Nov., 1790; m. 27 Jan., 1814, Samuel Tallant.
Child by second wife:
V Comfort, b. 24 Oct., 1798; d. 2 July, 1841, m C; m. 9 June, 1845,
Capt. Da-vid, son of Reuben MorrUl.

264 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
2. EzBKiBL' Morrill (Mastew, Ezekid*) b. 15 Oct., 1779; d. 26 July, 1837;
m. first, 6 Oct., 1807, Betsey, dau. of Jesse Stevens, b. 20 Oct., 1783,
d. 8 Aug., 1819; m. second, 24 Nov., 1823, Mary Cutler, b. 16 May,
1788, d. 14 March, 1862 or 1863. Farmer, residing on the James Frame
place; member of the legislature, of the state senate, and of the gov
ernor's council. ChUdren by first marriage, b. in C. :
3. i. Alpheus', b. 26 June, 1808, in C.
u. Joel Ste-vens, b. 13 Feb., 1810; d. in Janesville, Wis.; m. first, 11
Dec, 1834, Mary, dau. of John Langdon and Mary (Osgood)
Eastman of Fryeburg, Me.; b. 19 Dec, 1811; m. second, Ehza
beth, dau. of Abram Brovsm of Hopkinton, b. 1825, d. 1861, in
Janes-ville, Wis. Children: 1. Joel', a physician in Janes-viUe.
2. Walter. 3. Laura, b. about 1848.
in. Apphia Amanda, b. 24 Oct., 1811; d. 28 Dec, 1888, in C; a pio
neer in 0., in 1832, remo-ving to Neb. in 1870, returning to C.
in 1881 ; m. first, Joseph Gerrish, son of Rev. Wilham Patrick,
b. 25 Feb., 1809, d. 26 Nov., 1852; m. second, in Solon, O.,
Seth S. Smith. (See Patrick Gen.)
4. iv. Luther Masten, b. 13 June, 1814.
V. Asa, b. 24 June, 1816; d. 2 June, 1870, in Boston; m. 2 Oct., 1838,
Carohne, dau. of John Sanders of Peterborough, b. 6 Dec,
1812, d. 26 Jan., 1901. ChUdren: (1) Ehzabeth' Minot, b.
in Concord, 21 Oct., 1839; d. 27 Feb., 1848. (2) John Ne-wton,
b. in Concord, 29 May, 1843; d. 14 July, 1843. (3) Amanda
Carohne, b. m Boston, 17 AprU, 1846; m. 10 July, 1872, Edward
S. Payson, of Boston. (4) EUa Ehzabeth, twin, b. in Boston,
2 June, 1851. 5. Asa Minot, twin, b. in Boston, 2 June, 1851;
d. same day.
5. -vi. Charles, b. 17 July, 1819.
Children by second marriage, b. in C. :
6. -vu. Cornelia Eliza, b. 6 Dec, 1824.
vui. L-sniA Page, b. 7 Dec, 1826; d. 19 Dec, 1907, in N. Y. City; m. 11
Oct., 1852, Lorenzo, son of Samuel Ames of C. (See Ames Gen.)
ix. Ashley Cutler, b. 9 Jan., 1827; d. 6 April, 1904; m. first, Ehza
Warren; m. second, 27 Aug., 1876, Mrs. Sophia (Payne) Gard
ner, b. 22 Sept., 1842.
X. Mary Aurelia, b. 17 May, 1833; d. in Albany, N. Y.
3. Alpheus' Morrill (Ezekieb, Mastew, Ezekieb) b. in C, 26 June, 1808;
d. in Concord, 9 May, 1879. Physician in Columbus, O., and Concord;
m. first, 22 Oct., 1832, Hannah Baker; m. second, 9 Aug., 1838, Ehza
Ann, dau. of Shadrack Cate of Loudon. She d. in Concord, 20 Oct.,
1888. ChUd by first marriage :
i. EzBKiEL', b. 29 July, 1837; d. 18 April, 1908, m Concord, where he
was a physician; m. 4 Sept., 1863, Ellen Rebecca, dau. of John
J. and Harnet M. (Hoag) Bryant of Concord, b. 27 April, 1843,
in C. Children: 1. Edwin B. D.», b. 2 Oct., 1864, in Concord;
d. 26 AprU, 1881. 2. Alpheus B., b. 25 Dec, 1867, m Salem,
Mass.; d. 12 July, 1908. Physician in Concord. 3. Anna S.,
b. 26 May, 1877, in Concord; d. there 26 AprU, 1879.
Children by second marriage;
h. Shadrack Cate, b. 20 July, 1839, in Loudon; d. 9 Oct., 1904, in
Concord; physician in Concord; m. Osma Comeha, dau. of
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b. 7 March, 1855, in Concord. ChUdren, b. in Concord; Ash
ley B.» b. 6 Sept., 1884, Margaret, b. 29 Jan., 1886, Gladys, b.
28 June, 1887, and Mary Steams, b. 22 June, 1892, d. 4 Dec,
1903.
hi. Annie E., b. in Concord, 7 March, 1843; d. 7 April, 1867; m. 26
June, 1866, Josiah Bellows of Concord.
iv. Mary A., b. in Concord, 17 Nov., 1849; d. 15 June, 1869.
4. Luther Masten' Morrill (Ezekieb, Masten', Ezekieb) b. 13 June, 1814;
d. 7 June, 1880, in Concord; m. first, 28 Sept., 1836, Louisa Osgood of
GUmanton, b. 1817, d. 26 Jan., 1857; m. second, 24 Nov., 1867, Mary
Rebecca EUiott of Boscawen, b. 14 March, 1830, d. in Concord, 8 Nov.,
1907. Children by first marriage:
i. Georgb Henry', b. 12 Sept., 1840; physician in St. Louis, Mo.;
m. first, 24 June, 1864, Helen L. Pinkham of Augusta, Me., b.
1841; d. 23 June, 1865. No children; m. second, 27 May,
1875, Mrs. Mary E. (Forsyth) Jones, dau. of Robert and Ann
Forsyth of St. Louis. Child; 1. Mary Louisa', b. 6 Aug., 1876.
h. Luther Sullivan, b. 13 July, 1844, in Concord; d. there 18 March,
1892; m. 26 Nov., 1872, Mary Agnes, dau. of Dr. Charles P.
and Nancy (Sibley) Gage, b. in Concord, 18 April. Children,
b. hi Concord: Dr. Sibley G.», b. 3 Oct., 1873; m. 16 Oct., 1905,
Georgia Sherman. Child: Sibley Sherman", b. 13 May, 1908.
Mary Agnes, b. 13 Sept., 1876.
5. Charles' Morrill (Ezekieb, Masten', Ezekieb) physician in practice in
NorwaUi and Cleveland, 0., b. 17 July, 1819; d. 14 Jan., 1891, in Cleve
land; m. first, 1840, Judith, dau. of Shadrack Cate of Loudon, who was
b. 26 Nov., 1813; d. 29 Nov., 1866; m. second, 28 Jan., 1868, Mary R.
Frost, who d. in Cleveland in 1904, aged 81. Children: Edwin C' and
Rebecca A.
6. Cornelia Eliza' Morrill (Ezekieb, Masten', Ezekieb) b. 6 Dec, 1824;
d. 18 Aug., 1901, Ul Minneapohs, Mum.; m. 24 Jan., 1847, Luther
Gage, son of Reuben Johnson of Boscawen, b. 13 Nov., 1813, d. 11
Aug., 1897, in Minneapohs. ChUdren:
i. Edwin Morrill' Johnson, b. 24 Nov., 1850, in Penacook; d. 19
June, 1909; m. 20 May, 1880, Effie L., dau. of Oscar W. Rich
ards, M. D., of Waterloo, Pa.
ii. Mary Cutler Johnson, b. 22 Oct., 1864, in Minneapohs; m. 29
May, 1879, John A. Lundeen, major U. S. Army, son of Jonas P.
and Eva E. (Zacrisdotter) Lundeen of Sweden. He was b. 6
March, 1848, in Sweden. Honor graduate. West Point, 1873.
Children: 1. Corneha Ehzabeth' Lundeen, b. 9 April, 1880, at Ft.
Stevens, Ore.; m. 25 Dec, 1901, Harry L. Steel. Children: (1)
Mary L." Steel, b. 24 Jan., 1904, at Ft. Stevens, Ore. (2) John
C. L. Steel, i). 19 Feb., 1908, at Ft. Dade, Fla. (3) Harry Van
W. Steel, b. 16 May, 1909, at Ft. Dade, Fla. 2. Mary Cutler
Lundeen, b. 12 Sept., 1891, at West Point, N. Y. _
iu. William Chandler Johnson, b. 1 Nov., 1866, at Minneapohs;
m. 8 July, 1891, Blanche M., dau. of E. Perry GUbert, b. Pleas
ant VaUey, Conn., 1867.
iv. Luther Ashley Johnson, b. 25 May, 1863; d. 13 Jan., 1896.
Sargent' Morrill (Ezekieb, Ezekiel; Jacob', Abraham) b. 24 June, 1754;
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266 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
three brothers of his wife, he went to Vt., and helped to found Dan-
¦vUle. Later he became one of the founders of Wheelock, Vt. The
names of three chUdren, Sarah', Joanna and Thomas, are all of his
descendants that can be found.
Abraham' Morrill (Ezekiel; Ezekiel; Jacob', Abraham') b. 1 Jan., 1756; d.
19 Sept., 1845, m Odgen, N. Y.; m. 24 March, 1785, Sarah Hoyt, b. 12
Nov., 1765, in Amesbury, Mass. ; d. 4 Oct., 1847, in Ogden, N. Y. She
was the dau. of Thomas Hoyt of C. After his service in the Revolu
tionary war, Abraham moved to Vt., setthng in DanviUe and becoming
its first town clerk. Remo^ving to Wheelock, he was elected for twenty
years as the representative of that town in the Vt. legislature. He had
eleven chUdren;
i. Phebb', b. 19 Jan., 1786; m. Josiah Lane.
ii. Miriam, b. 10 April, 1788; m. Isaac Sanford.
hi. Judith, b. 9 June, 1790; m. Samuel Gilman.
iv. Rhoda, b. 9 June, 1792; m. Eben Hotchkiss.
V. Abner, b. 5 Aug., 1794; m. Sarah Ann Bigbee.
•vi. Hannah, b. 16 Oct., 1796; m. Ehjah Chamberlain.
vh. Maria Wheelock, b. 29 Jan., 1799; m. James Hill.
vhi. Sarah, b. 11 Nov., 1800; m. Samuel Hilton.
ix. Nancy, b. 14 Nov., 1802; m. Lmus Suthff.
X. Comfort, b. 3 Aug., 1805; m. Ezra Newman.
xi. Martha H., b. 10 May, 1810; m. Leonard Adams.
AU of the foregoing have descendants hving at this time.
MORSE.
1. Charles Abbot' Morse (Samuel', Joseph; Joseph*, Joseph', Dea. Ben
jamin; Anthony) b. 28 Dec, 1792, in Methuen, Mass.; d. 19 April,
1864; m. Eunice Lake, b. in Chichester, 19 Feb., 1798; d. 22 Nov.,
1880. Children, b. in C:
i. Charles Augustus', b. 7 Jan., 1816; d. 11 Sept., 1819.
h. Harriet Newell, b. 27 Oct., 1817; d. 12 Sept., 1819.
2. hi. Charles Abbot, b. 6 Sept., 1820.
iv. John S., b. 6 Dec, 1821; m. Mary Ann Holagan. Children: EUa',
Eva and Frank. He d. in Chico, Cal., 3 Dec, 1867.
V. Alpheus Bodwell, b. 1823; d. 11 Sept., 1847, in New Orleans of
yellow fever, unm.
vi. Jambs L., b. 5 Jan., 1826; m. 6 Nov., 1848, DrusiUa B. Savage of
Skowhegan, Me. He d. in Worcester, Mass., 6 Jan., 1908.
She d. 1 Nov., 1901. Children: 1. Frank A. S.», b. 29 Dec,
1851; m. 25 Nov., 1880, Ella Nancy Randlett. 2. Gouveneur
WiUis, b. 15 Oct., 1859, res. Niagara FaUs. 3. George Webster,
b. 11 Feb., 1869, res. Los Angeles, Cal.»
vh. Mary Ann, b. 26 Oct., 1828; m. Charles Ghnes. (See Glines Gen.)
vin. Almira, b. 21 Oct., 1832; d. 28 March, 1911; m. Joseph Hunkins.
One son; Fred L.' Hunldns, b. 6 Jan., 1858, who m. NeUie
Seaverns. One son; Carl" Hunkins, b. 22 March, 1886.
3. ix. Jemima, b. 10 Sept., 1837.
4. X. Leroy Frederick, twin, b. 5 Feb., 1839.
xi. Ellen Amanda, twin, b. 5 Feb., 1839; m. 14 Aug., 1858, Theodore
Goffe of Bedford, settled in Oregon; no children.
xu. Elizabeth Chandler, b. 16 May, 1841; m. 25 Nov., 1872, Fred
P. Noyes of Landaff. He d. 30 June, 1910. She res. m Los
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1873; d. 21 Aug., 1907. 2. Leon Emery Noyes, b. 5 June, 1876;
m. and res. in Los Angeles, Cal. 3. Henry Sanborn Noyes, b.
19 Aug., 1879. 4. Bernard Clifford Noyes, b. 26 Feb., 1883.
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2. Charles Abbot' Morse (Charles', Samuel') b. 6 Sept., 1820; m. Ehzabeth
Lemon in LoweU, Mass., who was b. 6 Sept., 1820. He d. 6 June,
1898, in Denver, Col. She d. in Denver, 1904. Children; i. Charies',
b. 1847; d. 1848. h. Lilhe, b. 1849; d. 1852. iu. Ida B., b. 1854;
school teacher in Denver, Col. iv. Harry A., b. 1856; m. and d. 1896,
lea-ving one son, Leroy D.", b. 1892, res. in Denver.
3. Jemima' Morse (Charles A.', Samueb), b. 10 Sept., 1837; m. James Leroy
Potter of E. Concord. He d. 1867. She d. 3 Feb., 1886. Children:
i. Cora Bean' Potter, b. 4 Aug., 1867; m. Luther L. Canfy. She
d. 3 Aug., 1886. ChUd, Margaret" Canfy; m. Alfred Henry
Tongue of La-wrence, Mass., a lawyer, ii. Walter Burleigh Potter,
b. 24 Nov., 1866; m. Laura A., dau. of Wilham and Katherine (Thomas)
Hendy, 17 Aug., 1895. ChUdren: 1. Katherine Burleigh" Potter, b. 12
Aug., 1896. 2. James Leroy Potter, b. 23 Jan., 1898. 3. John Hendy
Potter, b. 21 March, 1904. 4. Margaret Potter, b. 12 Feb., 1907.
4. Leroy Frederick' Morse (Charles A.', Samuel') b. 6 Feb., 1839; m.
Harriet F. Chamberlain in Mattoon, IU., 14 Aug., 1869. Educated as a
physician. Surgeon U. S. Na-vy, Civil war. Practiced medicine
in Mattoon and Cobden, IU. Children: i. Helen E.», b. 2 March,
1874; d. 24 Sept., 1883. ii. Bertha L., b. 28 Oct., 1876. ih. Clifford
L., b. 28 Jan., 1877; d. 10 Sept., 1883.
MUZZEY.
1. Hadley P.' Muzzey was b. 2 Feb., 1813, in Sunapee, where he m. 25
Nov., 1836, Nancy, dau. of Elaikcum and Hephzibah Putney. He d.
Nov., 1862; she, 27 Feb., 1893.
2. John Colby' Muzzey (Hadley P.) b. 19 Aug., 1848; m. 19 Aug., 1868,
in Sunapee, Josephine Emma, dau. of William and Mary A. (Moore-
house) Gardner. Mrs. Gardner m. second, Rufus Boynton of C. ChU
dren: i. Wilham Hadley, b. 7 Dec, 1870. h. Mary Belle, b. 30 April,
1875, in Sunapee.
3. William Hadley' Muzzey (John C.', Hadley P.') b. 7 Dec, 1870, in
Sunapee; m. 6 June, 1900, in Belmont, Cora Jane, dau. of John L. and
Ehza Jane (Peverly) Adams of C. (See Adams Gen.) Mr. Muzzey's
residence has been in C. since 1898, when he bought the Rufus Boynton
farm at HUl's Comer: Children, b. m C: i. Norman Gardner', b. 8
June, 1902. u. Lawrence Wilham, twin, b. 28 Jan., 1906. hi. Ehza
beth, twm, b. 28 Jan., 1905. iv. Ruth Ehza, b. 13 July, 1908. v.
Kenneth Frankhn, b. 29 June, 1910.
4. Mary Belle' Muzzey (John C; Hadley P.') b. 30 April, 1875, in Sunapee;
m. 10 Feb., 1897, m Behnont, Clarence W., son of Frank K. and Abbie
A. Johnson. He was b. 15 Feb., 1877. Child, b. in Belmont; Max
weU M.' Johnson, b. 27 June, 1898.

268 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
NEAL.
1. Samuel' Neal, m. Mehitable, dau. of Jonathan and Lydia Perkins..
Samuel' had a bro., Joseph. Children:
2. i. Samuels, m. AMra Boyce.
h. L^ydia Perkins, res. in Loudon; unm.
hi. Nancy, m. Jonathan Bennett of Northwood and res. there.
iv. Benjamin Franklin, m. Abiah Tallant of C. Children: 1.
Alkanan'. 2. John. 3. Byron. 4. Robert, res. in Man
chester. 5. Mary Elizabeth, m.  Flanders; res. in
Lebanon. Children; (1) Nellie' Flanders. (2) Frank Flanders.
6. Christie Ellen, m.  Lea^vitt.
V. George Washington, m. Jane Loverin of Loudon. Children:
1. Mary EUa» of Concord. 2. Josephine. 3. Laura.
¦vi. Thomas Calvin, m. Mary Wallingford of MUton. Child: Kirk
Byon'.
2. Samuels Neal (Samuel) b. 6 Oct., 1809; m. 9 Oct., 1828, Alvira, dau.
of Samuel and Polly (Baker) Boyce, b. 6 Aug., 1807. PoUy Baker
was a dau. of Judge Samuel Baker of Concord. Samuel Neal d. 21 May,
1881. His wife d. 12 Feb., 1856. Children:
Margaret Ann', b. 29 Nov., 1829.
Abel Baker, b. 19 Feb., 1832.
Milton Boyce, b. 10 Oct., 1833.
Albert H., b. 20 July, 1836, in C; drowned 16 Aug., 1846, in Man
chester.
Polly B., b. 19 Dec, 1837, m C. '
Nancy B., b. 27 Nov., 1839, m C.
RoLiNA W., b. 27 July, 1842, in C; d. 20 Oct., 1870.
3. Margaret Ann' Neal (Samuel; Samueb) b. 29 Nov., 1829; m. RusseU
Peaslee of WUmot; res. in Springfield for a time; went West among
the early pioneers, and settled in Iowa; rem. 1870, to Glen Elder,
Kan., where she now res. Children:
i. Don A.' Peaslbb, b. in C; admitted to the bar and practiced law
in Beloit, Kan.; res. at Glen Elder. ChUdren: 1. May R.'
m. Lottie Thomas. Children: (1) Dona Maxime' Thomas.
(2) Hezekiah Thomas. (3) Elizabeth Lee Thomas. 2. Clar-
amon B., m. Adolph Mauer; res. in Glen Elder.
h. Frank A. Peaslee, b. in Springfield; m. Nettie Rencehausen;
res. in Stockton, Kan. Children: 1. Lysle'. 2. Faye, m.
Walter Harwood; res. in Stockton. Children: Fauna' Har-
wood and Wayne Harwood. 3. Bessie Margaret. 4. Aeta
Neal. 5. RusseU. 6. Fem. 7. LUhan.
ih. Ina L., m.  , res. m Glen Elder. ChUd: Roy F.' b. 6 AorU
1883; d. 19 Feb., 1904. ^ '
iv. Idonia L., m. Ernest Marquis. Children: 1. Hazel Da^vida' Mar
quis. 2. Helen Lavelle Marquis.
4. Abel Baker' Neal (Samueb, Samuel) b. 19 Feb., 1832; m. Carohne
Cobb of Conn.; served in the war, 1861-64, as 2d Lieut. Had three
chUdren, a girl and two boys, one named Frank C' Neal, d. 1869, at
Colchester, Conn.

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¦5. Milton Boyce' Neal (Samueb, Samueb) b. 10 Oct., 1833, in Concord;
m. 20 Nov., 1853, at C, Mary Ann, dau. of John and Pameha (Glines)
Roberts. She was b. at Northfield, 5 Jan., 1836. Her father was a
native of Grafton. Representative to the legislature from C. in 1883.
Rem. from C. in 1883 to N. Boscawen; appointed superintendent at
the Merrimack County Farm; moved to Franklin, 1 July, 1887. Mem
ber of the first city council in 1895, and re-elected for a three years'
term in 1906; engaged in lumber business under the firm of Shepard
and Neal for fifteen years. Member of Doric Lodge A. F. & A. M. of
TUton. Children;
i. Ada M.', b. 16 July, 1855; d. 7 March, 1879, at C.
u. Mary G., b. 23 July, 1883.
6. Polly B.' Neal (Samuel; Samueb) b. 19 Dec, 1837, at C; m. John
Wells and res. in Concord. Child: i. Adelbert A.' WeUs, a prac
ticing physician in Fitchburg, Mass.
7. Nancy B.' Neal (Samuel; Samueb) b. 27 Nov., 1839; m. B. W. Wilmot
of Post MiUs, Vt., where she d. 17 Jan., 1892. Children:
i. Lillian W.' Wilmot, m. Leon AUis of Vershire, Vt., where she d.
Sept., 1903. Children: 1. Helen L.' Alhs, m. George Green
of Medford, Mass. 2. Neal M. AUis. 3. Ruth M. Alhs.
u. Allen B. Wilmot, grad. of Yale University; practiced law in New
Haven, Conn.; d. in the PhUippines, while in the U. S. Gov't
service. NOYES.
1. Stewarts No^yes, son of Charles', was b. 21 AprU, 1806; m. Ohve, dau.
of James and Ohve (Sawyer) French. Mr. Noyes carried the U. S.
maU from C. depot to C. Center and Shaker ViUage for many years.
He d. 13 Dec, 1888. His wife d. 20 Nov., 1880. Both d. in C. ChUdren:
i. Altha Ann'.
u. James F., b. 4 July, 1836, in Boscawen; m. 4 June, 1857, Mary E.
Kmg of Londonderry. He d. 16 Dec, 1910, in Hopkinton;
interred in the C. Center cemetery.
iu. Calvin M.
iv. Frank S., b. 17 Aug., 1845; m. Olive Varnum. He d. 24 Nov.,
1891, m C. ^ ,
V. Olive Ann, b. 7 May, 1848, in C; m. 9 May, 1878, m Concord,
Huam Miles, b. 10 Sept., 1843, in Northwood, d. 4 Jan., 1897,
in C. ChUdren; 1. Nina Leola' Miles, b. 27 Jan., 1881; m.
7 May, 1901, Fred Adams Shepard, b. 6 Dec, 1868; d. 23
Oct., 1910. 2. Lula ArdeUe MUes, b. 20 June, 1887.
¦vi. Charles Edward, b. 27 Aug., 1861; m. Ella A. Lambert, b. 9
Aug., 1866, m Dublm, Prov. Ont., Can. Children: 1. Grace
EsteUe', b. 27 Jan., 1881, m C. 2. Arthur Edward, b. 12 Aug.,
1888, in Mmneapohs, Minn.; m. 20 June, 1911, in Webster,
Ivah Louise PUlsbury of Webster.
vu. George K., b. 4 Oct., 1857; m. Carrie, dau. of Ralph and Mrs.
Adehne Which Streeter. (See Streeter Gen.) Mr. and Mrs.
Noyes were both b. in C. Children, b. in C: 1. Nora B.',
b. 5 Jan., 1882; d. 3 Oct., 1909, m C. 2. Lester b. 15 Aug.,
1884. 3. Maude N., b. Nov., 1887. 4. Winme M., b. 9 Jan.,
1892. 6. Ralph R., b. 10 Aug., 1893.

270 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
NUDD.
1. Roger' Nudd, son of Thomas Nudd, was bapt. in Ormsby, Norfolk
County, Eng., 11 June, 1698. He m. Joanne  ; d. in Ormsby,
24 Dec, 1630, where he was buried. Soon after the wid. m. Henry
Dow. In the spring of 1637, Mr. and Mrs. Dow came to New England
and settled in Watertown, Mass., where she d. 20 June, 1640. Roger
and Joanne Nudd had one child, a son, Thomas.
2. Thomas' Nudd (Roger') came to America ¦with his mother in 1637. He
was then about eleven years of age. After his mother's death, he con
tinued to res. with his stepfather untU 1643 or 1644, when he settled in
Hampton; he m. Sarah Dearbom, who was b. about 1641. He d. 31
Jan., 1713. She d. 21 Aug., 1714. Children, b. in Hampton: i. John'.
h. James, iu. Thomas, iv. Samuel, b. 13 Sept., 1670. v. Mary. ¦vi.
Hannah.
3. Samuel' Nudd (Thomas; Roger') b. 13 Sept., 1670; m. 27 Feb., 1701,
Sarah Maloon. They resided in Hampton, where their children were
b. He d. 26 March, 1748; she, 14 Feb., 1766, aged 77 years. ChU
dren: i. Mary. u. James, bapt. 10 Aug., 1707. iu. Thomas.
4. James' Nudd (Samueb, Thomas', Roger') bapt. at Hampton, 10 Aug.,
1707; m. 10 Aug., 1726, AbigaU Thomas, b. in North Hampton, 22
Oct., 1708. She was the dau. of Capt. Benjamin and Mary (Lea^vitt)
Thomas. He settled in N. Hampton on his father-in-law's farm.
Children: i. Mary. u. Samuel, hi. Benjamin, iv. John. v. Jona
than, ¦vi. Hannah, ¦vii. James, ¦viii. Thomas, ix. Martha.
5. James' Nudd (James*, Samueb) b. in North Hampton and bapt. there in
1734; m. 6 Jan., 1765, Mary Warren, b. in Exeter, 13 Feb., 1734. They
resided in Exeter and N. Hampton. Children: i. Levi', ii. James.
hi. Warren, iv. Joseph.
6. James' Nudd (James; James*, Samueb) m. first,  Pinkham; second,,
in C, 21 Aug., 1796, Lois Flynn. They resided in Northfield. ChU
dren: i. WiUiam'. u. Joseph Warren, ih. Robert, iv. Isaac P.
V. Thomas, ¦vi. Mary, m. Isaac Foss. -vh. Finette. ¦viu. Sarah.,
ix. Jonathan.
7. Joseph Warrbn' Nudd (James', James; James*) b. 1769; m. 3 Dec,
1811. He resided in Northfield near C. hne. He d. in 1831, and his
wid. m. Huam KimbaU. There were four children by this second
marriage; Laura, who m. Andrew Grover of C; Charles, who went
to the Ci-vil war, and who, while on his way home, fell under a railroad
train at Concord and was kiUed; John KunbaU, b. 1833 and went to
New Hampton, and Ehza H., who m.  Welsh and resided at
Pembroke, where she d. Children of Joseph Warren Nudd:
i. Erastus', who for many years biuned charcoal on the shore of
Forrest Pond in C. He m. Catherine Reardon and d. at Lan
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u. Joseph Warren, twin.
hi. Mary, twin; m. True HUl.
iv. Almira, m. Luther Rogers of Northfield. They resided in Loudon
and had a large famUy of children.
V. Narcissa, b. 2 Oct., 1817; m. 16 Oct., 1832, John Dutton of San
bomton.
-vi. Andrew J., b. 1826, pub. 18 Sept., 1860, to Sarah Elizabeth Glines.
They had seven children. He d. 5 May, 1873.
-vh. Benjamin B., m. 16 March, 1847, Melinda Whitcher of Northfield.
They had four children and res. at Meredith.
viu. Clarissa, d. in N. Y. City; unm.
ix. Da-vid Kimball.
8. Isaac P.' Nudd (James') b. 13 Aug., 1812; m. 17 Nov., 1836, AbigaU P.,
dau. of Hiram and Sarah C. (Burleigh) Sanbom. She was b. in San
bomton, 23 Aug., 1811. They settled in Frankhn Falls. ChUdren:
i. Carlos', unm. He d. suddenly at Cambridge, Mass., 20 July, 1904,
and was buried at Frankhn Falls beside his parents. The last
of his life he spent in Cambridgeport, Mass. A few years before
his death, he erected a handsome monument on the family lot.
u. Arthur, b. July, 1841 ; d. in infancy.
9. Erastus' Nudd (Joseph Warren', James', James') b. in C, 1826; m.
first, Catherine Reardon of Ireland; second, in Laconia, Nov., 1893,
Annie J., dau. of James and Mary (O'Shea) Dearborn. He d. in North-
field, 29 May, 1897, and was buried in Blossom Hill cemetery. Concord.
Children: i. Mary, who m.  Sargent and res. at Lacoma. h.
Martha, who m.  WUley. He d. at Lancaster, 24 June, 1904.
hi. Clara, who m.  Mclntire an d d. at Concord, 20 June, 1904.
10. Joseph Warren' Nudd (Joseph Warren') b. in C. Rem. to Hing
ham, Mass., and m. there 18 April, 1839, Hannah C, dau. of Enoch
and Hannah C. (Taylor) Loring. She was b. in Hingham, 19 AprU,
1814. They resided in Hingham and he d. there 11 June, 1854. ChU
dren: i. Joseph Warren', b. 1840; d. in Boston, 26 Oct., 1883; unm.
u. Hosea L., b. 1841; d. 4 Sept., 1843. ih. Ohver F., b. Dec, 1842;
d. 2 Sept., 1843. iv. Mary Jane Loring, b. Sept., 1844; d. in Boston,
16 Dec, 1879; unm. v. Hannah T., b. 1846; m. 26 Dec, 1869, Joseph
E. Parker of Boston, vi. Ohver F., b. in 1848; res. in Boston, -vh.
Ehzabeth, twin, b. AprU, 1850; d. in mfancy. -vui. Margaret, twin,
b. AprU, 1850; d. in infancy, ix. Ann Bowers, b. 5 Sept., 1861.
11. Andre-w J.' Nudd (Joseph Warrew) b. in C; m. 18 Sept., 1850, Sarah
Ehzabeth Glmes, b. 1 Aug., 1837. He resided in Northfield, and d. 5
May, 1873. Wid. m. Leroy R. Brown. Children; i. Erastus', b.
1852; d. in Behnont, 10 Feb., 1899. u. IsabeUe, b. 6 May, 1854; m.
first, 18 March, 1871, John Lakin, b. in Suncook, 4 March, 1856. One
chUd, Mrs. John H." WeUs of Frankhn Falls. Mr. Lakin d. 11 May,
1897. She m. second, 19 May, 1898, Fred Longley of Frankhn, where
they res. hi. Ehzabeth, b. 1856; d. 11 April, 1864. iv. Josephme, b.
11 July, 1859; m. first, Henry Glines of Frankhn; second, Wilbur
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272 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
m. 16 Jan., 1890, Mabel P. Downing, b. 29 April, 1872. They res. at
Tilton. Children: (1) Abbie Emma", b. 20 April, 1892. (2) George
Warren, b. 29 Dec, 1894. (3) Elmer RusseU, b. 19 Dec, 1896; d. 5
Sept., 1897. vi. Orren Clark, b. 1864. vii. Florette, b. 25 Nov., 1868;
m. 24 April, 1884, Nathan E. Sanborn; res. in Belmont.
12. Benjamin B.' Nudd (Joseph Warrew) b. in C; m. first, in C, 14 March,
1843, Rebecca C. Perkms; second, Melinda Whitcher; third, 14 June,
1859, Martha J. Currier. He d. in C, 13 March, 1900. Children;
i. Warren B.', b. 1843; m. first, 19 March, 1866, Nancy Marsh; sec
ond, 7 Dec, 1885, Addie S. Emerson, h. Andrew T., b. 1849; m. Abra
A. Drake of Bristol. He d. there, 9 Jan., 1882. in. Horace G., m. in
Warner, 18 Sept., 1870, Ahce B. Bro-wn. iv. Otis W., m. m Concord,
25 Oct., 1888, Annie E.  . v. Hiram, b. 1850; d. in C, 1 Oct.,
1896. vi. Flora Belle, b. 25 Jan., 1862, in C. (See Rogers Gen.)
13. Da-vid Kimball' Nudd (Joseph Warrew) b. m Northfield, 3 Feb., 1831;
m. in C, 11 July, 1862, Lavina Jane, dau. of Marquis D. and Martha
(WiUey) Chaplain, b. in C, 25 April, 1834. He d. at Exeter, 18 March,
1907. Mr. Nudd was a stone mason by trade. He was a soldier from
C. in the Ci-vil war. ChUdren, b. in C. ;
i. Elbridge Chaplain', b. 26 April, 1853; d. aged 15.
h. Orianna J., b. 25 Nov., 1864; m. John Gihnan. They had seven
children living and res. at Tilton.
ih. Mary Ella, b. 16 June, 1866; m. 19 July, 1873, James Clark of
Sanbomton. He d. and she res. in Northfield with three chil
dren.
iv. Olive Annette, b. 24 May, 1869; d. young.
V. Ellen Amanda, b. 2 Oct., 1862; m. 17 Aug., 1878, Frank F. Fel
lows. They have one chUd, Mary" FeUows, who m. Albert
Clifford of Concord.
-vi. Manson Harlan, b. 7 Feb., 1865; d. aged 15.
¦vh. Walter Elbridge, b. 26 March, 1869.
14. Walter Elbridge' Nudd (David Kimball') b. in C, 26 March, 1869;
m. first, Victoria M. Wallace from whom he was div.; m. second,
21 AprU, 1900, Annie Laura, dau. of Joseph and Sarah L. (Vamer)
Vamer of New Germany, N. S. She was b. 18 July, 1880. He res. at
Concord, and is a machinist. Child by first wife: i. Wallace", b. in
Sandwich, 29 June, 1895.
Children by second -wife; ii. Ethel, b. in Concord, 2 Jan., 1901. ih.
Arthur Edward, b. in Concord, 26 Oct., 1902. iv. Clarence WiUiam,
b. in Laconia, 21 Jan., 1907. NUTTING.
1. Luther M.' Nutting, b. in DanvUle, Vt.; m. 14 May, 1870, in Pena
cook, Hannah M., dau. of MUton G. Boyce, b. 16 May, 1851, in C.
MUton G. Boyce was b. 27 May, 1815; m. Sarah B., dau. of Daniel
and Mary (Winslow) Smith; d. 28 May, 1899. His wife d. 14 Aug.,
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2. i. Almon M.s, b. 4 Nov., 1872.
h. W. Stacy, b. 1 July, 1878; m. 25 Nov., 1904, Hattie B. Clark, b.
Sept., 1877, in Franklm.
ui. Frank C, b. 12 June, 1880; d. 19 AprU, 1881.
iv. LoN O., b. 1 Oct., 1886.
2. Almon M.s Nutting (Luther M.') b. 4 Nov., 1872; m. 3 Aug., 1899,
Florence H. Blenus, b. 26 May, 1874, in Concord. Mr. Nuttmg was
m the Spanish war, 1898. ChUd: Frank Blenus', b. 5 Oct., 1900.
OSGOOD.*
1. William' Osgood of Sahsbury, Mass., m 1640, was b. m Eng., 1609; d.
1700, in Salisbury; m. Ehzabeth  . They had seven children, of
whom Johns was the fourth.
2. Johns Osgood (William') b. in Sahsbury, Mass., 8 Aug., 1647; d. there,
7 Nov., 1683; m. 6 Nov., 1668, Mary Stevens of Sahsbury. They
had six chUdren of whom WUham' was the third.
3. William' Osgood (John; William') b. in Sahsbury, Mass., 30 July, 1673,
d. 1752; m. Hannah Colby. They had nine children of whom Timothy
was the first.
4. Timothy' Osgood (William', John; William') b. in Sahsbury, Mass.,
17 Nov., 1694; d. 2 Sept., 1731; m. 1 Oct., 1715, Mehitable Chase of
Newbury, Mass. They had five chUdren of whom Chase' was the
youngest.
5. Capt. Chase' Osgood (Timothy; William') b. 13 May, 1729; resided in
Epping and Loudon; m. first, 22 Nov., 1750, Martha Tucker of Sahs
bury, Mass., who d. 1766; m. second, Shuah Eastman, who d. 1776;
m. third, Phebe Stevens of Exeter, who sur^vived him. He had six
chUdren by the first wife, four by the second wife, and five by the third
¦wife. The fourth child by the third wife was Edward'.
€. Capt. Edward' Osgood (Chase', Timothy*) b. in Loudon, 1785; d. 1841;
m. first, Hannah Tibbetts of Northfield, who d. 22 Sept., 1807; m.
second, Nancy Kezer of Northfield, who d. 5 March, 1861, in Columbia,
N. Y., at the home of her son, Charles. ChUdren by first marriage:
i. Sally', b. 6 April, 1806; m. Chase Ring of Pittsfield.
u. Henry T., b. 5 Feb., 1807; d. 28 March, 1841.
ChUdren by second marriage:
hi. Asa K., b. 20 Oct., 1811.
iv. Mary K., b. 28 March, 1814.
7. V. Edward, b. 3 Jan., 1818.
vi. Chase, b. 1 July, 1820.
vh. Charles, b. 13 Feb., 1823.
¦vih. Augustus, b. 17 Dec, 1825.
*From "The Descendants of John, Christopher and WiUiam Osgood, Salem,
Mass., 1894."
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274 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
7. Edward' Osgood (Edward', Chase') b. in Northfield, 3 Jan., 1818; d.
20 March, 1885 (see Chapter XL, Vol. I); m. Charlotte Hodgdon of
Northfield. ChUdren:
i. SusAN' Kezer, b. 23 Aug., 1847; m. Leone I. Chase of Loudon and
res. on the homestead of her father.
u. Charles S., b. 11 July, 1850; m. 8 Oct., 1876, Frances A., dau. of
Enoch Pickard of C. He d. 18 Sept., 1892. ChUd: 1. Char
lotte Mae', b. 13 Feb., 1881; m. 19 Sept., 1905, Chamung T.
Sanborn of Concord, teacher and school superintendent. ChUd:
Muiam Louise" Sanbom, b. 17 June, 1909.
hi. John Kezer, b. 1852; d. 1854.
iv. Annie Mae, b. 13 June, 1855; m. Edward, son of Charles W. and
Lucia M. (Greenough) Webster, 16 July, 1892.
PAGE.
Reuben Page, in C. about 1800 and later, was a descendant of Robert' and
Margaret Page of Ormsby, Norfolk County, Eng., whose son, Robert'
Page with his wife, Lucy, three children and two servants, settled in
Hampton in 1639, where Robert d. 22 Sept., 1679. The latter had
seven children of whom Thomas' Page was the fourth, b. about 1639,
and hved at Hampton on the homestead originated by his
father. He m. 2 Feb., 1664, Mary, dau. of Christopher Huzzey. They
had eight children of whom Christopher' Page was the third. The
latter was b. 20 Sept., 1670; m. AbigaU TUton and d. 4 Feb., 1751.
He had a son, David' Page, b. 1 Nov., 1703; d. 9 June, 1783; m. first, 27
Jan., 1728, Ruth, dau. of Dea. John Dearbom; m. second, Ruth, dau. of
Capt. John Smith. He had nine children of whom John' Page was
one, b. in N. Hampton, 17 July, 1729; m. 14 March, 1751, Lydia, dau.
of Reuben Sanbom of Hampton. Children:
i. Deborah', bapt. in Hampton, 9 Aug., 1752.
h. Mary, bapt. in Hampton, 13 Oct., 1764.
iu. David.
iv. Margaret, bapt. in Epping, 22 April, 1769.
V. Ruth, bapt. 28 Dec, 1760.
-vi. Reuben, b. in Epping and bapt. there in 1763.
¦vii. John.
-viii. L-TDiA, bapt. 29 Oct., 1769.
ix. Moses, bapt. 26 Oct., 1777.
X. Aaron.
1. Reuben' Page (John', David', Christopher; Thomas; Robert; Robert')
b. in Eppmg, 1763; settled pre-vious to 1790 in Gilmanton (Belmont)
and moved to C. about 1800, building a house and bam and originating
a homestead opposite that of Edward Chase. The property was o-wned
by Samuel Jackson, who sold to John Mathes about the year 1817. Mr.
Page rem. to New Sharon, Me. He d. 15 Sept., 1816; m. first, 1788,
Sarah, dau. of Samuel and Mary (Barnes) Sanbom of Sandown, bapt.
at Rye, 8 July, 1770, d. 1798 (?); m. second, 1799, Ehzabeth Jackson,
b. May, 1779. After Mr. Page's death, his wid. m. Joshua Young of
Mercer, Me., and d. 9 Nov., 1869. Children:

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i. Sarah', b. in Gilmanton, 30 Aug., 1789; d. 11 May, 1846; m. 3
July, 1808, Levi Chase. (See Chase Gen.)
u. John, b. 1791; d. m Sydney, Me., 1874; m. Phebe Burdin.
iu. Elizabeth, b. 1794; m. Edward Marsh of GUmanton.
iv. Nathan Sanborn, b. 5 Dec, 1796; d. 19 Sept., 1874; m. first,
1819, Mary Fletcher, who d. 1821; m. second, 1822, Ruth
Elhot, who d. 30 July, 1884.
V. Mary, b. 1 Oct., 1800; d. 12 Oct., 1885; m. Thomas Burdin of Dart
mouth, Mass., b. 1792; d. 20 Jan., 1882, at Mercer, Me.
vi. Samuel Jackson, b. 28 Dec, 1802; d. in Cleveland, Ohio, 19 April,
1878; m. first, Susan Goss; m. second, in Ohio (?)
-vu. Reuben, twin, b. 1808; d. 1826.
vui. L-STDiA, t-win, b. 1808; d. 15 June, 1847; m. Joshua B. Wmslow.
ix. Ezekiel Oilman (Rev.), b. 25 Dec, 1814; d. 17 June, 1909; m.
first, 30 March, 1837, Mary G. Burleigh, b. Farmington, Me.,
4 July, 1815; d. 26 Aug., 1884; m. second, Sept., 1886, Mrs.
Mary Bates. Mr. Page was ordained in 1839 and had pastoral
care of some church until 1891. He bapt. over 600 persons;
m. about 250 couples and attended between 1,000 and 1,10()
funerals. PALLET.
Tradition says that the fast settler of the part of C. called "Palletborough"
was Joseph Pallet. This district or borough was named for him and was
caUed "Palletborough" as late as 1885, when the prefix Pallet was left off
and the district was known as the "Borough."
Joseph PaUet was said to be of Spanish descent and came to this country
stowed away in the hold of a ship, which landed probably at Portsmouth.
From thence he worked his way to Hampton and came up from there with
the Sanboms and others who settled in C. in the late years of the eighteenth
century. 1. Joseph' Pallet was b. 19 Dec, 1723; d. in C, Dec, 1823, aged 100
years. He m. first, Jane  , who d. 16 Aug., 1794, aged 70 years;
m. second, Lydia  , who d. 12 Sept., 1822.
2. Nathaniels Pallet (Joseph') was b. in 1756; d. in C, 26 Nov., 1847;
m. Molhe, dau. of Benjamin Sanborn, 14 Sept., 1778, in C. She d. 22
March, 1822, aged 59 years. Children, b. and d. in C. :
i. Joseph', b. 12 Feb., 1779; d. 26 Dec, 1855; m. 27 May, 1815, in
C, Ruth Dearborn of Northfield, who d. June, 1820, aged 39.
u. Jane, b. 16 Sept., 1782; d. 12 AprU, 1859; unm.
iu. Polly or Molly, b. 1 Aug., 1785; d. 6 Oct., 1864; unm.
iv. Benjamin, b. 9 Nov., 1788; d. Nov., 1816.
V. Deliverance, b. 14 May, 1790; d. 20 March, 1870; unm.
-vi. Nathaniel, b. 1802; d. 18 Oct., 1870; m. first, Sally Hoague, b.
7 March, 1800; m. second, 16 Dec, 1854, Adaline, dau. of
James Hoague of Pittsfield. She was b. 4 April, 1827 ; and m. sec
ond, ¦John Dodge of Goffstown. She d. 4 Jan., 1895.
The three daus. of Nathaniel' Pallet, Jane, PoUy and Deliverance, belonged
to the religious sect called Osgoodites, of which there were several among
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276 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
PARKER.
1. Ebenezer' Parker was b. 14 Jan., 1766; m. 16 Jan., 1788, Lydia Chase,
b. 29 Oct., 1761; d. 11 Aug., 1803; m. second, 4 May, 1809, AbigaU
Femald, b. 15 Oct., 1782. He d. 13 June, 1864. She d. 4 May, 1866.
Children by first marriage:
i. Cynthias, b. 22 Nov., 1788; m. 18 Jan., 1826, James Batchelder.
h. Eunice, b. 19 Oct., 1790.
ih. Hannah, b. 8 Oct., 1802; m. 13 March, 1823, John Hames.
Children by second marriage:
iv. Ebbnezer, b. 4 June, 1811; m. 29 Dec, 1836, in C, Lucy Jane,
dau. of Nathaniel and Betsey Peverly. (See Peverly Gen.)
She d. 5 July, 1840.
V. Lydia C, b. 19 Sept., 1814; m. Leavitt B. Ingalls of C. Pubhshed 6
Jan., 1842, m C.
2. vi. Joshua, b. 23 Sept., 1816. vii. Alfred W., b. 12 Dec, 1822.
2. Joshuas Parker (Ebenezer') b. 23 Sept., 1816; m. Dorcas Whitney, b.
1818. (See Whitney Gen.) He m. agam; d. 1 Feb., 1893. Children
by first marriage:
3. i. Charles E.', b. 27 Jan., 1839.
4. h. Mary A., b. 14 Sept., 1847.
3. Charles' Parker (Joshua', Ebenezer') b. 27 Jan., 1839, in C; m. Clara
Sanborn of Loudon. He d. 21 Aug., 1904. ChUd: Charles H.', b. 24
May, 1873. Res. in Loudon.
4. Mary A.' Parker (Joshua', Ebenezer') b. 14 Sept., 1847; m. Mel-vin
Jenkins of Pittsfield. ChUd: Everett' Jenkins. Res. at Loudon.
PARKINSON.
1. According to tradition, William and Esther (Wood) Parkinson were
natives of Scotland. They were kin to the Scotch Li-vingstons, who
settled in N. Y. and N. J. In 1741, they were residents of London
derry, Ireland. In 1744, they came to Londonderry, and later they
rem. to Princeton, N. J.
2. Henry' Parkinson (William') was b. in 1741, in Londonderry, Ireland.
He rem. -with his parents to Londonderry, in 1744; was a graduate of
Princeton CoUege in 1764, and is supposed to have been a teacher there
for some time. Soon after the Battle of Lexington, he enlisted in Capt.
George Reid's Co. from Londonderry, which was embodied in the
1st Reg. under Col. John Stark. Parkinson was chosen quartermaster
at Stark's request. He continued with the regiment until shortly after
Stark's resignation. In the spring of 1777, he contracted with parties
to clear land for him m Francestown. The records of that town show
that in 1779, he was chairman of its committee of safety, and that he was
town clerk for three years ending March, 1781. He rem. to Pembroke
in 1781, and his home was there for about three years. "He maintained
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of his life was spent in C, where he owned a farm on which he buUt
a house and a mill. His life work was teaching the classics and higher
English. He m. Sept., 17, 1777 or 1778, Janet McCurdy of Londonderry.
He d. 28 May, 1820, and he was buried in the cemetery at C. Center.
His tombstone bears the following inscription; "Henry Parkinson,
long distinguished as an excellent classical Preceptor," and an epitaph
in Latin written by himself . It reads; "Hibernia me genuit. America
nutrivit. Nassau Hall educa^vit; docui mUitavi atque manibus lab-
ora^vi; sic cursum meum fini^vi, et nunc terra me occupat, et quiete in
pulvere dormio, quasi in gremio matemo meo; hue ades amice mi care;
aspice et memento ut moriendum quoque certe sit tibi. Ergo vale, et
cave." Rev. Wilham Patrick in his historical sermon gives this Eng
lish rendering: "Ireland gave me birth; America nourished me; Nas
sau Hall educated me; I have taught; I have fought, and with my
hands have I labored; I have finished my course; and now the earth
contains me, and quietly do I sleep in the dust, as in my maternal
bosom; come hither my dear friend; behold me, and remember that
you also must certainly die. Therefore, farewell; consider!" ChUdren:
i. Esther Wood', b. 20 or 29 Dec, 1779, in Francestown; m. Daniel
Blanchard of Northfield. Four children; d. 29 May, 1829.
u. Robert, b. 18 May, 1781; m. 1809, in New Boston, Ehzabeth
Kelso, b. 5 AprU, 1781; d. 4 March, 1837. He d. 10 May, 1849.
Children: (1) Mary Jane', b. 28 Dec, 1810; d. 8 July, 1887.
(2) Henry, b. 11 Oct., 1812; m. first, 1841, Mrs. Mary B.
Alley; m. second, 1843, Lydia R. Wilson. He d. 19 June, 1880.
(3) Ehza Ann, b. 11 March, 1814; m. first, 1866, Luke Nichols;
m. second, 1858, Leonard McKean. She d. 12 May, 1858.
(4) Royal, b. 8 Nov., 1815. (6) Frances C, b. 9 March, 1819.
(6) Carolme, b. 13 Oct., 1820; d. 25 March, 1877. (7) John
K., b. 31 Jan., 1822. (8) Clarissa Harlow, b. 8 Sept., 1824,
in New Boston; m. 8 Nov., 1849, Henry W., son of Israel
Evans and Martha (Trow) Herrick, b. 23 Aug., 1824, in Hop
kinton; d. 30 June, 1906. Mrs. Herrick d. 16 Aug.,1902. Chil
dren: Allan Evans' Herrick, Robert Parkinson Herrick, WU
ham Trow Herrick, Henry Augustus Herrick, Hurlburt Wal
lace Herrick.
hi. Sophia, b. 10 July, 1783; m. Daniel Jones of C. (See Jones Gen.)
iv. Henry, b. 15 June, 1785. v. Richard, b. 15 Jan., 1787. vi.
Nancy, b. 22 Oct., 1788; m. 29 May, 1823, Daniel Blanchard.
vii. Clarissa, b. 24 Oct., 1790. viii. Betsey, b. 4 May, 1793. ix.
Jane, b. 3 Nov., 1797.
PATRICK.
Prepared by Luther M. Cody.
The Patricks of C. are descended from Matthew' Patrick who came to Amer
ica from the North of Ireland about 1724, and settled among a colony of
Scotch-Irish m Westem, now Warren, Mass. "The fact that his descend
ants," says a writer on Patrick genealogy, "married exclusively among known
Scotch-Irish famihes, leads to the belief that he also was Scotch-Irish." The
Patricks took a prominent part in the affairs of the town of Warren. Mat
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278 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
while his son Matthew, as Rep. to the General Court from the town of Warren,
voted the Federal Constitution.
Matthew Patrick was b. in 1681 and d. according to the gravestone record
in Warren, 10 Nov., 1767. From this record it appears that his wife's
name was Mary. Children:
1. i. Johns, y. Thomas, iu. Isaac iv. Matthew.
1. Johns Patrick (Matthew) b. 1708 m Warren, Mass.; d. 17 Dec, 1794;
m. Rebecca Wiley, of Blandford, Mass., b. 1717; d. 24 AprU, 1802.
Children;
i. Sarah'.
u. Matthew, b. 1740; d. 30 AprU, 1827; m. Mary Young, of Brimfield,
Mass.
hi. Isaac.
iv. Rev. Joseph, d. 1783, aged 38.
2. V. John, b. 3 Aug., 1746; d. 1837.
2. John' Patrick (John', Matthew) b. 3 Aug., 1746; d. 1837; m. Ehzabeth
McFariand, b. 19 Aug., 1750; d. 1824. Children:
3.1. William', b. 4 July, 1773. u. Robert, b. 21 Jan., 1775. hi. Andrew,
b. 18 Aug., 1777. iv. Levi, b. 28 Aug., 1778. v. Matthew, b.
3 AprU, 1781; d. 1794. vi. John, b. 20 Feb., 1786; m. vii.
Betsey, b. 11 Feb., 1787; m. Dea. Thomas Gerrish of Boscawen
¦vui. Mary, b. 2 Jan., 1791; m.  Putnam. She d. 23 Sept.,
1840. ix. Samuel, b 1793; d. 1798. x. Rebecca, b. 1797.
xi. Adaline, b. 1804; m.  Sanford.
3. Rev. William' Patrick (Johw, John', Matthew) b. 4 July, 1773, in War
ren, Mass., graduated from WUhams College, 1799, studied for the min
istry and received his license to preach in June, 1801. He was ordained
pastor of the Congregational Church in C. 25 Oct., 1803. This was his
first and only charge. Mr. Patrick purchased the farm now occupied
by Geo. H. Gale on which he lived until 1843, when he resigned his
pastorate and rem. to Boscawen. He was never again a settled pastor
although he preached for several years longer. He m. first, 16 Aug.,
1805, Mary, dau. of Col. Joseph and Mary (Bartlett) Gerrish of Bos
cawen, b. 17 Oct., 1784; d. 21 Oct., 1825. He m. second, 7 Feb., 1827,
Mary MUls of Dunbarton, b. 24 Sept., 1790; d. 12 Feb., 1866. Wm.
Patrick d. 25 Oct., 1862. Buried in C. Center cemetery. Children by
first marriage;
i. Eliza Mary', b. 19 Jan., 1807; d. 11 March, 1823.
u. Joseph Gerrish, b. 26 Feb., 1809; d. 26 Nov., 1852, in Solon, Ohio;
m. 18 June, 1832, Apphia Amanda, dau. of Ezekiel and Betsey
(Stevens) Morrill of C, b. 24 Oct., 1811; d. 28 Dec, 1887, m
C. ChUdren b. in Solon, Ohio: 1. Mary Amanda', b. 1 Sept.,
1837; d. 31 Jan., 1908, in C. 2. Eliza Ann., b. 3 Nov., 1840;
d. 10 July, 1880, in Lincoln, Neb.; m. 15 May, 1866, Aldus Cody
of E. Cleveland, Ohio. (See Cody Gen.) 3. WUliam, b. 25
Jan., 1846; d. 16 Dec, 1863, in Solon, Ohio. 4. MorrUl, b. 5
Oct., 1-846; d. 16 March, 1864, in Solon, Ohio.
in. William McFarland, b. 27 May, 1810; d. 16 Jan., 1877; m. and had
two chUdren: EUen' and Dellah.
iv. John, b. 19 Aug., 1812; d. 8 June, 1821.

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V. Samuel, b. 26 March, 1815; d. Dec, 1887. M. Children: 1. Eme
hne', b. 1838 or 1839; m. first, Samuel Vaughn. 2. John Fordice,
b. 2 Oct., 1846. 3. Dr. Joseph Bartlett; m. 4. Frank, d. 10
Jan., 1882. 5. Carrie, d. young.
-vi. Le-vi Bartlett, b. 20 July, 1817; d. 23 June, 1844.
vu. John (second), b. 13 May, 1822; d. 28 May, 1889. Parmer in
Lyons, Iowa; m. first, 12 June, 1848, Harriett "White, b. 30 Dec,
1826, d. 8 March, 1873, dau. of Thomas R. and Mary H. (May)
White of Franklin; m. second, 17 Aug., 1874, Margarett Gravel
ing, b. 24 Dec, 1849. Children by first marriage;
1. Dr. Mary Mills', b. 10 March, 1860, in C. She is Pres. of
the American CoUege for Girls, Constantinople. Miss Patrick
took her degree at Bern University, Switzerland. She is
author of books on Greek PhUosophy.
2. Ellen Harriett, b. 13 Dec, 1854, in C. Res. in Chicago; m.
18 Aug., 1874, Howard F., son of Sumner R. Smith, b. 25
May, 1851, at Rockport, IU. Grad. of Lafayette College,
Easton, Penn. Child: Sumner Ives' Smith, b. 7 Dec, 1887,
at Lyons, Iowa; a graduate of Mass. Institute of Technology,
1901; m. 29 June, 1909, Ada EUa Burkans of EUdiart, Ind.,
b. 26 May, 1881.
3. George T. W., b. 19 Aug., 1867, in Boscawen. Prof, of Mental
PhUosophy in the University of Iowa; m. 28 Nov., 1889,
Maud, dau. of WUUam and Janette (Buck) LyaU. Children:
Walden White', b. 3 Feb., 1891, in Iowa City, Iowa. Da-vid
LyaU, b. 26 Oct., 1899, in Iowa City, Iowa.
4. Elizabeth McFarland, b. 7 April, 1863, in Boscawen; m. 16
Jan., 1888, Homer D. Webster, b. 6 June, 1858, in Columbus,
Ohio; d. 2 Feb., 1902. Children: (1) Helen Harriett' Web
ster, b. 18 Jan., 1889. (2) Mary Hallack, b. 8 June, 1890.
(3) Louis Harvy, b. 3 May, 1893.
5. John Bartlett, b. 6 March, 1873. Res. in lUo, Idaho.
ChUd by second marriage:
6. Alex Gerrish, b. 25 Nov., 1875. Res. in Lyons, Iowa.
PERKINS.
1. Levi' Perkins, b. 1793 m Northfield; m. 2 Dec, 1820, Hannah, b. at C,
28 Feb., 1798, dau. of Shubael and Phebe (Smith) Sanbom*. (See San
bom Gen.) He d. 8 Jan., 1853. She d. 25 Dec, 1894. Mr. Perkms
was a mason by trade and built the first brick house in Montreal,
Canada, the buildings there being originaUy of stone. Children;
2. i. Zbbinas Curtis, b. 20 Jan., 1822.
3. h. Florina Smith, b. 6 Aug., 1825.
4. ih. Robert Sanborn, b. 18 May, 1828.
5. iv. Phbeb Harper, b. 16 Sept., 1837.
2. Zebina Curtis' Perkins (Levi') b. 20 Jan., 1822; m. first, Helen (Fel
lows) BaU, formerly of Manchester, 31 July, 1849; m. second, 31 July,
1860, EmUy A., b. at Meredith, 30 Aug., 1839, dau. of Jacob and Lydia
(Bodwell) Burleigh. Both Mr. and Mrs. Perkins were in the insurance
business many years. He d. at TUton, 22 Nov., 1889, where she now
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280 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
i. Ella Fellows', b. 6 May, 1850; m.  Da-vis, a brick-mason,
and res. at East Derry. ChUdren: Bert', Emest and Ralph
Davis.
Children by second marriage:
6. ii. Ned Whitcher, b. 10 Sept., 1861, at New Hampton.
7. hi. Fred Burleigh, b. 27 June, 1865, at New Hampton.
iv. Kate Bell, b. at New Hampton, 27 Oct., 1868; d. 27 Aug., 1870.
V. Ray Harris, b. 6 July, 1876, at East Concord; m. 29 Oct., 1901,
Susan BeU, dau. of Arthur J. and Nancy (Harvey) Crockett of
Sanbomton. (See Sanbomton History.)
3. Florina S.' Perkins, b. 6 Aug., 1825; m. 11 AprU, 1844, John Wheeler
of Loudon, b. 28 Mar., 1823, son of RusseU ^^and Nancy (Perkins)
Wheeler. Children:
i. Ella Augusta' Wheeler, b. 14 June, 1846; d. 2 July, 1849.
8. u. Susan Annette Wheeler, b. 18 Oct., 1848.
iu. Anna Mae Wheeler, b. 17 May, 1851; res. at Concord with her
mother and sister.
iv. DoDRiDGE Perkins Wheeler, b. 18 July, 1866; m. 2 Jan., 1884,
Lizzie Simonds Buntin, b. 12 Dec, 1859. No children.
V. Florence Mabel Whbbler, b. 6 Oct., 1863; m. 1 Feb., 1887,
Joseph Harvey, b. 12 Sept., 1859. He d. 7 AprU, 1908. No
chUdren.
4. Robert S.s Perkins, b. 18 May, 1828; insurance agent at TUton. He
m. 2 Jan., 1862, Susannah Diantha Wheeler, b. 12 Jan., 1830, at Loudon,
dau. of Russell and Nancy (Perkins) Wheeler of Loudon. Mrs. Perkins
d. at Tilton, 7 Feb., 1876. Mr. Perkins was postmaster at TUton under
President Cleveland. Child:
i. Mabel', b. 2 March, 1855, in Loudon; m. 14 May, 1879, George O.,
son of Samuel Fogg, b. in Readfield, Me., 12 Jan., 1851. ChU
dren:
(1) Gladys Perkins' Fogg, b. 21 March, 1881, in NewtonviUe,
Mass.; m. Milo Ellsworth Benedict, 3 Aug., 1906, and res.
in Boston. She is a musician of rare abUity and cultivation.
(2) Robert Stevens Fogg, b. 6 Jan., 1897, in Boston.
6. Pheeb H.s Perkins, b. 16 Sept., 1837, at Loudon; m. at Concord, 8
Sept., 1859, Ward Priest Whitcher of Landaff, b. 27 Dec, 1837, son of
Winthrop C. and Mercy (Priest) Whitcher. She d. in Lisbon, 10 Apr.,
1899. He d. at Lisbon, 14 May, 1892. Children;
9. i. Frank P.' Whitcher, b. 23 July, 1863.
10. h. Chase R. Whitcher, b. 8 Dec, 1876.
6. Ned Whitcher' Perkins, b. 10 Sept., 1861; m. 22 Sept., 1885, Lizzie A.,
b. 9 July, 1860, at Groton, dau. of George and Elsie (Stevens) Powers.
Child: Lester Chfton', b. 29 Nov., 1890.
7. Fred B.' Perkins, b. 27 June, 1865; m. 17 May, 1890, Lizzie A., dau. of
Samuel and Hannah Adams of TUton. ChUdren: Leon Adams',
b. 4 Feb., 1891. Freda ArdeU, b. 8 Jan., 1893. Donald L., b. 1 Feb.,
1895. MUdred LucUe, b. 10 Oct., 1902.

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8. Susan Annette' Wheeler, b. 18 Oct., 1848; m.at Concord, 24 Dec,
1873, Ames Frank Holt, b. 12 April, 1846, son of Wilham and Harriet
(Ames) Holt of Loudon. He d. 7 Oct., 1889. Children: i. WiUiam
Hamilton' Holt, b. 2 Oct., 1876; m. 12 Jan., 1898, Flora Frances BuzzeU,
b. m Lakeport, 12 May, 1877. He d. 31 July, 1909, in Concord. Child:
1. Ruth Ethyhn' Holt, b. in Concord, 18 June, 1899. u. Edgar Wheeler
Holt, b. 7 Feb., 1880. Manufacturer, Holt Bros. Manufacturing Co.
of Concord.
9. Frank P.' Whitcher, b. in New Hampton, 23 July, 1863; m. 1886,
Hattie Louise, b. 1858, dau. of Edward Deane of Haverhill; she d.
in Lisbon, 1891. Child: Edith Aldeane' Whitcher, b. 6 May, 1887, in
Seattle, Wash.; m. Sept., 1908, George Knapp of Franconia.
10. Chase R.' Whitcher, b. 8 Dec, 1876, at Lisbon; m. 20 July, 1898, Eda
M., dau. of Foster M. and Susan (Oakes) Aldrich, b. in Lisbon, 4 Sept.,
1876. He is a well-kno-svn architect and res. in Manchester. Child:
Pheeb H.' Whitcher, b. at Lisbon, 16 Feb., 1906.
PEVERLY.
1. Nathaniel' Pb-verly was b. 14 March, 1690; m. Ehzabeth  , b.
29 March, 1689; d. 1765. He d. 1769. Children;
i. Elizabeths, b. 8 Oct., 1717.
2. u. Nathaniel, b. 15 June, 1720. hi. Thomas, b. 5 Sept., 1722. iv.
AbigaU, b. 14 March, 1727. v. Mary, b. 11 May, 1729.
2. Nathaniels Pe-verly (Nathanieb) b. 15 June, 1720; m. Ehzabeth Ham.
He d. 24 Sept., 1799. Children:
3. i. Nathaniel', b. 18 March, 1769.
4. u. John, b. 17 July, 1770. ui. Jeremiah, b. 11 March, 1772; d. 13
Dec, 1795. iv. George, b. 12 May, 1773; d. AprU, 1804. v.
James, b. IB Nov., 1774; d. 25 Jan., 1862. He had one son,
James', who m.  Burnham. -vi. Benjamin Cotton, b.
30 July, 1776; d. 26 Sept., 1825. vii. Thomas, b. 9 June, 1780.
3. Nathaniel' Pe-vbrly (Nathaniel; Nathanieb) b. 18 March, 1769, in C;
m. 3 Jan., 1802, m C, Betsey Sherbume, b. 30 March, 1778, hi Loudon.
Children, b. in C. ;
i. Hannah', b. 4 Oct., 1802; m. 25 Jan., 1844, Solomon Young. (See
Young Gen.)
5. u. Thomas, b. 10 July, 1804. . ^ .^t x,. t.
hi. Mary, b. 26 June, 1806; m. 16 Dec, 1829, m C, Nathan Emery.
(See Emery Gen.) ,„„„.,-, t^.
iv. Luc-sr Jane, b. 4 Sept., 1812; m. 29 Dec, 1836, m C, Ebenezer
Parker, Jr. (See Parker Gen.)
6. V. Nathaniel, b. 1815.
4. John' Peverly (Nathaniel; Nathanieb) b. 17 July, 1770, m Portsmouth;
m. Betsey Sanbom, b. 24 March, 1780, m Loudon. Children:
7. i. Sally Sanborn', b. 18 Nov., 1804.
8* h George Washington, b. 18 AprU, 1806.
' hi. Eliza, b. 18 April, 1808.
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282 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
5. Thomas' Peverly (Nathanieb, Nathaniel', Nathaniel') b. 10 July, 1804,
in C; m. 1 Jan., 1840, in C, Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Nathan and
Betsey (McCrillis) Emery. They moved to Chnton, IU., in Nov., 1855,
and later to Decatur, IU. She d. March, 1869, at Fairbury, 111. He d.
11 May, 1875, at Toronto, Kan. ChUdren, b. in C:
i. Freeman Webster', b. 12 May, 1841; d. Dec, 1909, in Leaven
worth, Kan. u. Horace Emery, b. 13 May, 1843. iii. Dexter
T., b. 15 Aug., 1846; d. 17 Aug., 1848, in C. iv. Mary Ehza
beth, b. 20 June, 1849; d. 15 Sept., 1860, m Maroa, 111. v.
Frances Leland, b. 22 May, 1854.
6. Nathaniel' Pe'verly (Nathaniel', Nathaniel', Nathanieb) b. 1815; m.
1834, Judith, dau. of Nathaniel and Sally (Whitney) Wiggin, who was
b. 1816, in Loudon. Sally Whitney was the dau. of Leonard and 
(Wheeler) Whitney. Leonard Whitney, so tradition says, was a soldier
of the Revolution. Nathaniel Peverly d. 9 AprU, 1866. His wife d.
28 May, 1902. ChUdren, aU b. in Danbury: i. Sarah E.', b. 23 Jan.,
1836; m. John Frank Lake. (See Lake Gen.) h. Charles, b. 24 Jan.,
1839; d. in C, 4 Nov., 1908; unm. iii. Lucy Jane, b. 17 Sept., 1842;
m. Charles Fletcher. (See Fletcher Gen.) iv. Frank, b. 1 AprU,
1847; m. Ruby W. Sqmres. (See Sqmres Gen.) Child: Ida M.',
b. 16 Nov., 1869, in C; m. 24 Dec, 1887, Edwm F. KimbaU. (See
Kimball Gen.)
7. Sally Sanborn' Peverly (Johw, Nathaniel', Nathanieb) b. 18 Nov.,
1804; m. first, John KimbaU of C. (See KimbaU Gen.); m. second,
2 March, 1843, David MorriU of C. (See MorrUl Gen.)
8. George Washington' Pb^vbrly (Johw, Nathaniel; Nathaniel') b. 18
April, 1806; m. Almira Sanbom, b. 16 AprU, 1819. Mr. Peverly d. 11
Feb., 1894. Mrs. Peverly d. 26 March, 1898, Children:
i. Harriet E.', b. 5 March, 1842; m. 26 March, 1876, Josiah Stephen
James. (See James Gen.)
u. Charles Taylor, b. 26 Aug., 1843; d. 28 Nov., 1843.
iu. Sarah Anna, b. 18 Nov., 1844; d. 16 Aug., 1848.
iv. Abbie Jane, b. 12 Dec, 1846; d. 9 Aug., 1849.
V. Frances Jane, b. 11 Feb., 1849; d. 26 May, 1894.
vi. Georgianna A., b. 1851; d. 1851.
vu. Mary Ellen, b. May, 1863; m. Jeremiah A. Clough of Loudon.
(See Clough Gen.)
9. vhi. John Sanborn, b. 12 April, 1856.
ix. Charles George, b. 10 Oct., 1858.
X. Edward Blake, b. 27 July, 1860; m. 15 June, 1887, in Pembroke,
NeUie M., dau. of David T. and Mary (Holt) MerrUl. Mrs.
Peverly was b. 3 Dec, 1864, in Pembroke.
9. John Sanborn' Peverly (George; Nathanieb) b. 12 AprU, 1856; m.
first, 1 Jan., 1890, in C, Leonora May, dau. of Olwyn W. and Sophia
IngaUs (Clifford) Dow of C. (See Dow Gen.); m. second, 31 Oct., 1906,
in Penacook, Mrs. Clara A. Mudgett, dau. of Samuel and Lucy Lover
mg of Loudon. Child by first marriage: George Dow', b. 19 Jan.
1896, in C.

GENEALOGIES. 283

PHILLIPS.

Shbpards Phillips (Johw) was b. at Stanbridge MUls, P. Q., 17 Dec, 1822,
but for many years has been a res. of C. His father was John PhUlips,
b. in Hoosick, N. Y., and his mother, Judith, dau. of John RandaU,
b. m Danville Green, Vt. Judith (Randall) Philhps d. 7 April, 1888,
at Troy, Vt. They were the parents of sixteen children, eight sons
and eight daus. Judith Randall's mother was Sarah Shepard, a mem
ber of the Shepard famUy identified with the early history of the town.
He m. first, Statira, dau. of Col. MorrUl Shepard. Their marriage was
pubhshed in C. in July, 1846. Statira d. 10 March, 1862, aged 43
years, lea^ving no chUdren. He m. second, Margaret, dau. of Henry and
Mary or PoUy (Whitney) Beck (See Beck Gen.), who was b. in C., 20
May, 1823, and d. 24 Aug., 1895. Child by second marriage; Amanda',
who d. 6-7 Dec, 1863, aged 6 years.
PHILLIPS.
1. Rev. Dyer M.' Phillips was b. 23 Sept., 1849, in Avon, Me., son of
Micah' Phillips, b. 3 Aug., 1807; m. 4 March, 1830, Esther, dau. of
Rev. Nehemiah Hunt. Micahs d. 23 June, 1882. She d. 8 July, 1886.
WUliam' Phillips, grandfather of Dyer M.', b. 14 March, 1770; m.
Mary, dau. of Micah Dyer of Durham, Me. She d. 30 April, 1843.
WUliam' d. 6 June, 1856. Dyer M.' Phillips m. 3 AprU, 1872, in Wilton,
Me., Abbie L., dau. of Da-vid and AbigaU (Searles) Green, b. 29 Oct.,
1853, in WUton, Me. Mr. Phillips is present (1911) pastor of the Free
Baptist Church of C. Child: Sherman E.', b. 20 May, 1877.
PICKARD.
The name Pickard is of French origin. It is found among the names of
those who came to England with Wilham, The Conqueror.* Henry Pickard
was clerk of the rectory of Rowley prior to his death in 1621 .f In the company
who came to New England in 1638 and settled at Rowley, Mass., was John
Pickard, b. in 1622, who may have been a son of the Rev. Henry Pickard.
He was weU educated, e-vidently of good family and an influential member
of society. He m. 27 May, 1644, Jane, dau. of Dr. Anthony Crosby; d. 24
Sept., 1683. His grandson, Joseph Pickard, who d. in 1798, aged over 90
years, was, the father of Jeremiah Pickard whose son, Amos, settled in C.
1. Jeremiah Pickard, of the fourth generation of the famUy of that name,
was b. m Rowley, Mass., 27 May, 1747. He m. 14 Dec, 1773, Mehita
ble Dresser. They came to C. about 1791. Children;
i. MosES', b. 4 Dec, 1774; m. 1808, Elizabeth Jones.
ii. Jeremiah, b. 9 Oct., 1776; m. first, 6 Aug., 1801, Elizabeth Foster;
m. second, 6 Jan., 1814, AbigaU Foster; m. thud, 23 Apnl,
1818, Hannah Harvey.
iu. Mehitablb, b. 10 Oct., 1778; d. unm.
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284 HISTORY OF (CANTERBURY.
iv. Sarah, b. 4 Oct., 1780; m. 1810, Charles Sargent of C. (See Sar
gent Gen.)
2. V. Amos, b. 3 Feb., 1781.
vi. Betsey, b. 24 July, 1786; d. unm.
-vu. Abigail, b. 9 Jan., 1791; m. 1 Oct., 1818, Enoch Emery.
vui. Samuel, b. 9 March, 1793; m. 13 May, 1823, Sarah Coffin; m.
second, 2 Aug., 1832, Hannah Little.
3. ix. Daniel, b. 20 Oct., 1795.
2. Amos' Pickard (Jeremiah*) b. 3 Feb., 1781; m. 16 Feb., 1815, Ehzabeth
Emery. She d. 20 Aug., 1871. He d. 10 Oct., 1857. Children:
Jeremiah', b. 4 Aug., 1817.
Enoch E., b. 18 Aug., 1818.
Joseph, b. 22 July, 1820.
John Dresser, b. 22 March, 1822.
Elias Sargent, b. 21 Dec, 1823.
Mehitable D., b. 9 Dec, 1826.
3. Daniel' Pickard (Jeremiah*) b. 20 Oct., 1795, in C; m. Susanna Har
vey, b. 7 Nov., 1792, in Loudon. Children, b. in C. :
i. Samuel C.', b. 12 Jan., 1820; m. 16 AprU, 1848, Clara H. Moore.
ChUdren: 1. Henry Samuel', b. 1 July, 1849. Graduated,
1886, from Long Island Hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y. 2. Daniel,
graduated from Dartmouth Medical College. 3. John, gradu
ated from Dartmouth and is now at Columbia, Mo. 4. Clara,
m. Benjamin F. Weathem, 31 Dec, 1891, in C. 5. Arthur,.
m. Ehza M. Mathewson, 20 July, 1890, in C.
u. William H., b. 31 Dec, 1821; m. 16 April, 1848, Margaret E. Eaton,
m. 30 Dec, 1849, Louisa L. Whitcomb. He d. S. Chelmsford,
Mass., aged 80.
10. hi. Daniel J., b. 14 Oct., 1823.
iv. Sarah, b. 24 May, 1826; m. Charles Jones of C. (See Jones Gen.)
V. Charles W., b. 29 March, 1829, m. 7 Feb., 1865, Elvira Ann Towle
of Epsom.
vi. Dr. Isaiah L., b. 6 March, 1831. He entered the army in 1861^
served in the 1st Mass. Regt. as asst. Surg., and later as surg.
m the 116th Regt., Mass. Vols.; discharged 28 Nov., 1866, as
1st Lieut., 1st Regt., Fla. Cavalry.
-vu. Jeremiah T., b. 10 Feb., 1833; d. 1849.
¦vhi. Susan E., b. 26 Sept., 1836; d. 1849.
ix. Mary A. D., b. 6 May, 1838; d. unm.
Cyrus P., b. 21 March, 1842; m. 4 Feb., 1866, Frances A. Haynes,
Acton, Mass. Children, b. in Littleton, Mass.;
1. Dr. Isaiah L.' b. 21 Nov., 1866; m. 26 June, 1897, Grace S.
Pierce. They res. in Concord Junction, Mass. Children:
(1) Dorothy E.', b. 31 May, 1898. (2) Herbert P., b. 25
Aug., 1899. (3) Alfred H., b. 10 March, 1902. (4) Cyras
W., b. 9 March, 1904. (5) Ehzabeth R., b. 11 Aug., 1905.
(6) Frank A., b. 11 Feb., 1907. (7) Marian E., b. 31 July, 1908.
2. Mary E., b. 11 Jan., 1868.
3. William L., b. 10 Oct., 1875; m. 15 Oct., 1901, Florence R.
Houghton. ChUdren, b. in Littleton, Mass.; (1) Ehzabeth',
b. 21 July, 1902. (2) Charlotte F., b. 29 Oct., 1903. (3)
Wmifred L., b. 1 Feb., 1906. (4) Ashley H., b. 26 Nov.,
1906. (6) Catherme H., b. 30 June, 1908.
4. Harriet H., b. 5 Jan., 1877; m. 1 Sept., 1898, Emest E.
Wetherbee. Children, b. in Augusta, Ga.: (1) Marjorie',
b. 19 Aug., 1899. (2) Harold B., b. 22 Oct., 1901. (3) Fran
ces P., b. 10 July, 1903, and (4) Daniel J. Wetherbee, b. 1
Oct., 1909.

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GENEALOGIES. 285
4. Jeremiah' Pickard (Amos; Jeremiah*) b. in C, 4 Aug., 1817; m. 7
March, 1863, Jane E. Parrett. He d. 13 Aug., 1864. Children: i.
John Amos', b. 11 Nov., 1854; d. 29 Aug., 1886. ii. Sarah Ehzabeth,
b. 26 Nov., 1856; m. 22 Nov., 1883, J. J. Greene. They res. in Hono
lulu, H. I. iii. Frances Edson, b. 10 Oct., 1863; unm. iv. Jane Alice,
b. 8 Nov., 1861; m. 8 Nov., 1883, Samuel E. Watson.
5. Enoch E.' Pickard (Amos', Jeremiah*) b. in C, 18 Aug., 1818; m. 13
Jan., 1843, Mary J. Small. He d. 1 April, 1893; she, 31 March, 1910.
Children;
i. John', b. 5 Dec, 1849; d. 23 April, 1850.
u. Jane C, b. 4 June, 1851; m. 23 Dec, 1886, James Burbeck.
iu. Mary E., b. 13 Jan., 1853; m. 18 June, 1879, Worster Dearborn.
ChUd; Ethel M.' Dearborn, b. 22 June, 1881, m Lakeport; m. 26
AprU, 1910, WUham S. Kaime.
iv. Frances A., b. 13 Nov., 1854; m. 8 Oct., 1876, Charles Osgood.
(See Osgood Gen.) ChUd: Charlotte Mae» Osgood, b. 13
Feb., 1881; m. 19 Sept., 1905, Charming T. Sanbom of Concord.
They have one chUd, Miriam Louise' Sanbom, b. 17 June, 1909,
Concord.
V. Louisa M., b. 18 Oct., 1856; m. 4 May, 1878, Hugh Tallant. She
d. 6 May, 1899. ChUd :, Marion Louise' TaUant, b. 27 April, 1889.
vi. Warren D., b. 25 Feb., 1859; m. 10 Dec, 1885, Ahce C. Shaw of
Concord. ChUd: Katherine Shaw', b. 18 June, 1891.
vii. Sarah Grace, b. 8 Aug., 1863; m. 16 Oct., 1884, Myon H. Ray.
ChUdren, b. in BeUows FaUs, Vt.: 1. Florence Marion' Ray,
b. 11 May, 1888. 2. Edith Lane Ray, b. 25 Feb., 1891, and
Gwendolin Frances Ray, b. 19 Feb., 1899.
6. Joseph' Pickard (Amos', Jeremiah*) b. 22 July, 1820; m. 5 Jan., 1853,
Lucy M. Towle of Epsom. He d. 26 June, 1886. Children, b. in C:
.i. Walter Amos', b. 16 Nov., 1853; d. 23 Aug^ 1854.
h. George Augustus, b. 27 Aug., 1855; m. 17 Oct., 1881, at Concord,
Lucy Jane Cochran of Walpole. Children: 1. Leonard
Joseph', b. 25 July, 1882; m. 19 April, 1908, at Chichester,
Martha Jane Griffin. 2. Bemice Jocina, b. 6 Nov., 1891.
iii. Al-vin Newell, b. 26 Aug., 1857.
iv. Charles Elmer, b. 25 May, 1861.
7. John Dresser' Pickard (Amos', Jeremiah*) b. 22 March, 1822; m. 22
Jan., 1853, Mary Crowley. He d. 19 July, 1872. Children, b. in Leices
ter, N.Y.:
i. Julia Elizabeth', b. 7 Jan., 1854; d. 27 Nov., 1878.
n. Frank, b. 21 Dec, 1866; d. 27 March, 1858.
iu. Bertha Ella, b. 23 April, 1862.
iv. Charles Woodman, b. 3 June, 1865; d. 7 Sept., 1890.
V. LiLLiE Belle, b. 13 AprU, 1868.
vi. Cora Adella, b. 7 Oct., 1872.
¦8. Elias Sargent' Pickard (Amos; Jeremiah*) b. 21 Dec, 1823; m. 8
April, 1846, Sarah Ghnes of C. (See Glines Gen.) Children;
i. Elizabeth Betsey'.
n Frank O.', b. m Concord, 1848; m. in Boston, June, 1867, Mary
EUa, dau. of Jeremiah and EUa (Hayes) Lee of Ireland. She
was b. 1847. Frank Ohn Pickard served m the CivU war in
the 15th N. H. Regt. Children: 1. Frank AUen', b. 1868; m.
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286 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
d. 1873. 3. Emma Frances, b. 1872; m. Ehner W. Dearbom.
4. Joseph Warren, b. 1874; m. in Boston, Josephine KeUy.
6. Annie May, b. 1876; m. 30 May, 1906, E. Weston Dow.
(See Dow Gen.) 6. Alfred MerriU, b. 30 June, 1877; m. 29
Nov., 1899, Edna Maud Hunt. 7. Elizabeth Fanny, b. 1878;
m. Foster G. Warren. 8. Ida Viola, b. 1880; m. WiUiam C.
Tallman. 9. Rufus Jeremiah, b. 1882; d. 1901.
hi. Helen Jane, m. 11 Sept., 1872, at C, John D. Brown. ChUdren,
b. in Andover: 1. Nelhe May, b. 4 May, 1876; m. at same
place, 3 Nov., 1894, Charles W. Stetson, b. 13 Nov., 1874, at
Orford. Child: Helen May Stetson, b. 1 Aug., 1895. 2.
Emma AbigaU, b. 26 Aug., 1878; m. WUfred A. Stetson. Chil
dren: Harold Wesley, Gladys, Glen WUfred, and Myrta NeU
Stetson.
iv. Carrie Emma, d. 5 Aug., 1871.
V. Nancy Maria.
-vi. Susan Calista, b. 2 July, 1861.
vu. Alfarbtta.
vih. Mary Ella, b. 5 July, 1865.
ix. Charles Henry, b. 20 Oct., 1866; m. 29 Nov., 1880, at C, Jennie
Orissa Hodge, b. 15 May, 1874. Children: 1. Clarence Henry,
b. 13 Jan., 1890. 2. Walter Eari, b. 28 Dec, 1891. 3. Arthur
Edward, b. 23 April, 1893. 4. Florence Orissa, b. 29 Dec,
1894. 5. Herman Hodge, b. 25 Dec, 1898. 6. WUham
MitcheU, b. 16 April, 1901. 7. NeUie PeaW, b. 10 Aug., 1902.
8. Elsie Edna, b. 23 AprU, 1903; d. 23 April, 1903. 9. Oscar
Seavey, b. 23 June, 1907.
9. Mehitable Dresser' Pickard (Amos', Jeremiah*) b. 9 Dec, 1826; m.
18 Nov., 1860, Benjamin T. Harvey. She d. 25 Oct., 1898. Child:
i. Edwin Sawyer' Harvey, b. 22 March, 1863; m. 1 AprU, 1896,
Laura M. KendaU. He d. 12 Nov., 1908. ChUdren: 1. Chase
Amos', b. 26 May, 1897. 2. Franklm Sawyer, b. 12 Nov.,
1900. 3. Laurence Kendall, b. 2 July, 1902. 4. Laura Carr,
b. 23 Jan., 1904. 5. Perley Trae, b. 17 Nov., 1906.
10. Daniel J.« (Danieb, Jeremiah*) b. in C, 14 Oct., 1823; m. 13 April, 1865,
Lucy A. Warren of Littleton, Mass. He d. 12 May, 1907, S. Chelms
ford, Mass. Children, b. in Littleton:
i. George Warren', b. 26 Feb., 1866; m. 5 April, 1892, Bertha F.
WUson of S. Chelmsford, Mass. ChUdren: 1. Warren WU
son', b. 26 Feb., 1893, Charlestown. 2. Ray HamUton, b. 15
June, 1894, Charlesto-svn. 3. Ruth Howe, b. 26 Jan., 1896,
Chehnsford. 4. Carleton Momoe, b. 13 Feb., 1899, Chehns-
ford; d. 8 Aug., 1900. 6. Morton Adams, b. 15 Feb., 1900,
Chehnsford. 6. Leon Wheeler, b. 2 March, 1901, Chehnsford.
7. Gertrade Florence, b. 16 July, 1902, Chelmsford. 8.
AUan Chfford, b. 26 AprU, 1904, Chelmsford; d. 16 AprU, 1905.
u. Mabell Kimball, b. 4 March, 1878, Littleton, Mass.
PILLSBURY.
1. Johns Pillsbury was b. in Warren. His parents were Richard' and
Muiam PUlsbury. He m. Hannah Jones and had three children, Da-vid,
Judith Jones, who m. Sargent S. Straw of HiU, where she res., and
BUley E., who hved in C. the greater part of his life. John PiUsbury d.
m C, 11 AprU, 1863, aged 74 years. His wife, Hannah, d. 3 Feb., 1866,
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2. BiLLEY Emerson' Pillsbury (John; Richard') was b. 26 Sept., 1822, at
Warren; m. in C, 16 Sept., 1847, Martha Clough, dau. of Samuel and
Nancy (Sargent) French. BUley E. d. 16 May, 1894, and his wife,
Martha, 13 Aug., 1892. Children:
i. Eliza Jane', b. 1 July, 1849, at Warren; m. 26 Dec, 1867, at C,
Solon Dana, son of Harrison MorriU. He was b. 1 July, 1847,
at Candia.
u. Charles Henry, b. 3 Feb., 1860, in Warren; d. 2 June, 1911, in
HUl.
hi. Sarah E., b. in C, 27 AprU, 1857; m. Henry W. Hutchins. (See
Hutchins Gen.)
iv. Ida Josephine, b. 8 Aug., 1858; d. 8 March, 1863.
Abbie P. Cloudman, foster child of BiUey E. and Martha C.
PUlsbury was b. 25 July, 1878, in Alexandria and d. in Mentone,
Cal., 3 AprU, 1908. PLASTRIDGE.
Charles F.s Plastridge, b. 29 July, 1848, in Northfield, Vt., was a son of
Charles' and Betsey M. (Stratton) Plastridge of Alexandria; m. 1 Feb.,
1868, in C. Abbie M., dau. of Baruch Hoyt and Hannah (Grover) Cass,
b. 16 May, 1851, in C. Mr. Cass came to C. from Hill or Grafton;
resided for many years at the Center, on the main road to Concord, a
httle south of the Congregational parsonage; d. there 11 June, 1861.
Mr. Plastridge purchased several years ago the place known as the
Hannibal Haines place in the western part of the town where he and
his famUy now res. Children;
i. Ida I.», b. 12 Dec, 1868, in Loudon; m. 6 Sept., 1893, Josiah B.,
son of Rev. Josiah B. and Ehza M. (Cobb) Higgins. Rev.
Josiah Higgins was a Free Baptist preacher in C. for many
years. He owned a farm in westem C. where he resided;
d. 16 May, 1878, aged 48 years; his wife d. 18 Jan., 1895, aged
69 years, both in C. Josiah B. Higgins, Jr., Is a clergyman; is
(1911) pastor of a church in Dan-viUe, Vt.
u. Frank C, b. 26 Jan., 1873, m Loudon; m. 10 Nov., 1897, OteHa M.,
b. in Sweden, dau. of Olaf and Ohna Johansson. Mr. Plastridge
owns the place kno-wn as the Matthias Moore place. Child:
Amy, b. 26 Nov., 1903, in C.
ui. Willie, b. 30 Oct., 1878, m C.
iv. Henry Smith, b. 15 Dec, 1882, in Northfield.
V. Arthur W., b. 1 Feb., 1886, in Northfield.
¦vi. Walter, b. 9 April, 1887, m Northfield.
vu. Flossie, b. 27 Dec, 1888, m C; d. 1904.
vui. Ruth A., b. 27 Feb., 1891, m C.
POTTER.
Fred Oscar' Potter, b. 12 Dec, 1861, in E. Concord; m. 26 June, 1895,
Mrs. Jessie (Foote) Hanaford, b. in WeUs, N. Y. Mr. Potter is a son
of Isaac Fryes, b. 8 Nov., 1827, and Angehne (Fretts) Potter, and a
grandson of Jacob' AveriU and Sophronia (Moore) Potter of E.
Concord. He owns a place in West C. where he has resided since his
marriage. Children; AveriU M.' b. 11 AprU, 1896. F. Oscar, b. 4
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RAILEY.

A much respected citizen of C. was John J. Railey, whose home for many
years was on Zion's Hill. He was b. in KUbrittain, County of Cork, Ireland,
11 Sept., 1843. His father and mother with their five children emigrated to
this country in 1847 and landed in Boston with no means of support except
their daUy labor. The mother d. in Nov., following their arrival, and the
chUdren were left to care for themselves while the father was at work. A
pathetic incident in Mr. RaUey's early life led to his coming to C. One Sun
day when he was but nine years of age, he was arrested for plasdng marbles
on Boston Common. No notice of his arrest was sent to his father, and
no one appearing in his defense, he was sent to the reform school at Deer
Island as a stray child. Here he remained for two years, when he was bound
out as an apprentice to Robert Eastman of East Concord. Life in this family
not pro^ving congenial, he ran away, and, by the aid of John Hutchins, a section
boss on the old B. C. & M. Railroad, he was taken on a hand car to C. depot
and from thence to the home of the sisters, Polly and Jane Haines on Zion's
HiU. They adopted him and their house was his home until their death. It
was not untU years after that he leamed anything of his own family. His
father had d. without knowing what had become of his son.
Mr. Railey enhsted in 1862 in Co. G, 2d Regt., U. S. Sharpshooters, and
served until 4 Dec, 1864, when he was discharged for disability, ha^ving been
wounded at Gettysburg. He now retumed to the Haines sisters and cared for
them until their death. They, in appreciation of his ser^vices, left him their
property. In 1873, Mr. Railey sold the farm on Zion's HUl and removed to
Leominster, Mass., which is now his home. In both C. and Leominster, he
he has been honored by his fellow-citizens -with election to office. He has also
served as Commander of his Post of the G. A. R. in Leominster, and his photo
graph has been placed in the HaU of Heroes in the State House at Concord.
1. Mr. Railey m. first, 15 AprU, 1868, Augusta C, dau. of Jonathan B. Foster,
ofC, b. 23 0ct., 1845; d. 14Nov., 1871. Child: i. Mary Amess, b. 21
Sept., 1869; m. 15 Oct., 1907, J. Q. Warren; d. 24 Nov., 1908. Mr.
RaUey m. second, 19 Nov., 1872, Mary Helen Foster, sister of his first
wife, b. 7 July, 1851. Children:
ii. Augusta C, b. 3 Aug., 1873; m. 19 June, 1891, James A. Nettel.
ChUdren: 1. Emest John' Nettel, b. 8 Jan., 1893. 2. Edith
Babette Nettel, b. March, 1894. 3. Paul R. Nettel, b. 21
June, 1897.
hi. Martha F., b. 11 May, 1876; m. 11 July, 1898, Austm W. Blood.
No children.
iv. William C, b. 14 AprU, 1877.
V. Katherine E., b. 13 Nov., 1879; m. 12 Oct., 1909, Percival R.
Calhoun. No children.
¦vi. Ruth B., b. 30 Sept., 1888.
RAND.
1. Rev. Frank E.« Rand was b. 4 Jan., 1849, in Carthage, 111. Son of
Ebenezer' Rand, b. 26 March, 1804, m. 26 AprU, 1842, Joanna C, dau.
of Rev. John Lawton. Ebenezer d. 31 May, 1886. Joanna C. d. 1887.

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Rev. John Lawton was pastor of Congregational Church, Hillsborough
Center, for many years. He was one of the first temperance reformers
in N. H.
Enoch' Rand, grandfather of Rev. Frank E., b. 20 Sept., 1780, m.
10 July, 1803, Mary, dau. of Benjamin and Mary HiU. Enoch was
lost at sea 1806. Mary d. 24 Aug., 1846. George' Rand, great-grand
father of Rev. Frank E., b. 4 AprU, 1744, m. 1768, Naomi Sherbume.
He d. 1803. Joshua', great-great-grandfather of Rev. Frank E., was
son of Francis' Rand, a planter who came from Eng. in Mason's Colony
in 1631, setthng in that part of Portsmouth which was set off a few years
later as the town of Sandy Beach, now Rye.
Rev. Frank E. Rand m. 2 June, 1874, in Marblehead, Mass., Carrie
T. Foss, b. 2 Feb., 1851, in Marblehead. She was dau. of Thomas and
Ehza (Cressey) Foss. Thomas was son o^ Samuel and Thomasine
(Lackey) Foss; Ehza, dau. of Josiah Perkins and Mary (Wooldrich)
Cressey. Rev. Frank E. Rand is present (1911) pastor of the Con
gregational Church of C. Children:
2. i. Mabelle', b. 29 Aug., 1876.
u. Thomas William, b. 24 Oct., 1878; d. 10 Feb., 1881.
2. Mabelle' Rand (Rev. Frank E.', Ebenezer; Enoch; George; Joshua',
Francis') b. 29 Aug., 1875, m. 18 March, 1902, Rev. Arthur Varley.
Children:
i. Caroline Ruth' Varley, b. 12 Jan., 1906.
h. Dorothy Varley, b. 30 Oct., 1906.
RANDALL.
Furnished by Dr. Francis Drew Randall of Maiden, Mass,
1. Richard' Randall was an immigrant from England and he lived in
Saco, Me. One of that name was paid "24 AprU, 1676 £6 15s. and 4d.
and 24 June, 1676, 2£ 2s. (Capt. Mosley's Regt., Dunstable, Mass., 10
Dec, 1676, King PhUip's war.) " It is not known whom he m. or where.
Children:
2. i. Richard, b. Saco, Me., March, 1659. (Saco Records.)
2. Richards Randall (Richard') b. Saco, Me., March, 1659, m. first, Eliza
beth Tozer, b. about 1661. She was the dau. of Richard and Ehzabeth
(Smith) Tozer of Boston; m. second, 10 April, 1705, Elizabeth Blan-
chant, wid. Children;
i. Richard', b. about 1693 or 1694. Lived in Berwick, Me. Had a
son Richard, b. 27 Feb., 1724. May have been in C. to be taxed
in 1785.
3. h. Nathaniel, b. about 1695. Moved to Durham.
hi. John, b. about 1698. Moved to Durham, that part afterwards Lee.
iv. Samuel, b. about 1700. Lived m Berwick, Me., and Somersworth.
V. William, b. about 1702. Moved to Durham.
3. Nathaniel' Randall (Richard; Richard') b. m Ber-tvick, Me., about 1695,
m. about 1721, Mary Hadson or Hodgdon, b. m Dover, about 1699
and d. m Lee, 3 June, 1775, aged 76. She was the dau. of Israel and
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290 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
Ann (Wingate) Hadson or Hodgdon. He d. 9 March, 1749, in Durham
in that part of the town incorporated as Lee, in 1776, in the 54th year
of his age. "Bapt. 11 Aug., 1723, Nathaniel Randall and his wife,
Mary, and his chUdren MUes and Nathaniel." Inscription on broken
slate headstone in Lee burying yard, near Durham boundary line,
"Here lyes buried the body of Mr. Nathaniel Randall, died 9th March,
1748-9 in the 54th year of his age." The inscription on his wife's
gravestone reads: "Mary, consort of Nathaniel RandaU departed this
life 3d Jan., 1775 in the 76th year of her age." ChUdren:
i. Miles', b. 1721-2, hved in Durham.
4. u. Nathaniel, b. 5 March, 1723.
hi. Simon, b. 1725.
iv. Elizabeth, b. 19 Oct., 1727; m. Capt. Samuel Demerett.
V. Jonathan, b. 1730; Uved in Nottingham.
vi. Anna, m. GideomMathes (Matthews) 30 Jan., 1755.
¦vh. MoLLEY, b. about 1742; m. first, Samuel Beck, second, Ebenezer
Jones.
4. Nathaniel' Randall (Nathaniel; Richard; Richard') b. Oyster River
Parish (Incorporated as Durham in 1731) 5 March, 1723, m. probably
in Durham in 1743-4, Mary RunneUs (Rejmolds), dau. of Job and Han
nah Rimnells of Durham (that part now Lee). Hed. in 1814. His ¦wife
was a sister of AbigaU RunneUs who m. his brother, MUes Randall.
Nathaniel Randall was in the Revolutionary war. Children, all b. in
Durham;
i. Hezekiah', b. 28 March, 1745, settled in N. Conway.
ii. Moses, b. 20 June, 1747, settled in N. Conway, probably after a
brief stay in C. One of this name is found on the tax hsts of
C. 1770 and 1771.
5. ih. Daniel, b. about 1750, settled in C. iv. Mary, b. 19 Aug., 1753, m.
WUham Laskey. v. Jonathan, b. 1755, settled in Piermont.
-vi. Gideon, b. 1768, settled first in Nottingham, later in N.
Conway. . -vu. Agnes, b. 9 Nov., 1759.
5. Daniels Randall (Nathaniel*, Nathaniel; Richard; Richard') b. in Dur
ham about 1750, m. Betsey Ellison, wid. of Joseph Elhson. Her maiden
name was Betsey Forrest. He settled in C. and d. there. Mr. Randall
joined the Congregational Church of C. 1 Sept., 1793. Children:
6. i. William', b. about 1777.
u. Miles, moved to Attica, N. Y., and was Idlled by the faU of a tree.
ChUdren: 1. Wilham', m. Minerva Osborn, lived near Attica,
N. Y. and d. there. Had children, Da-vid', Arthur M. and
James. 2. Christopher, m. Mary Osborn, and moved to
Wisconsin.
7. hi. Jonathan, b. 4 Sept., 1791.
iv. Agnes, b. about 1793; d. unm.
6. William' Randall (Danieb, Nathaniel*) b. in C. about 1777 or 1778,
m. 12 Aug., 1796, Dolly or Sarah Worthmg (perhaps Worthen). He d.
10 June, 1860, aged 82. Wilham and his wife jomed the Congrega
tional Church in C. 20 Jan., 1811. Children:
i. Ellison' or Ellerson, b. about 1797, enhsted in the army and dis
appeared.

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h. David, b. about 1799, lived in C; d. unm.
8. iu. John, b. about 1801
9. iv. Daniel, b. 24 Nov., 1802.
10. V. Samuel W., b. about 1804.
vi. Betsey, b. about 1806; m. James Lake. (See Lake Gen.)
-vii. Apphia C, m. 18 Oct., 1837, Reuben Hutchins. (See Hutchins
Gen.)
-vui. Mary, m. Reuben Chase, lived and d. in Chelsea, Mass.
ix. Harriet, m. Sept., 1841, Ed-win EUsworth, res. in Warren.
X. Susan, b. and d. in C. ; unm.
7. Jonathan' Randall (Danieb, Nathanieb) b. 4 Sept., 1791, m. in North-
field, 1 Aug., 1814, Betsey, dau. of WiUiam and Sarah (EUison) Forrest,
b. m Northfield, 1 Dec, 1789 and d. 31 Jan., 1872. He d. 15 May, 1870.
Jonathan was given a farm in C. by his father. Children, b. in C:
i. Nancy', b. 7 Aug., 1815; d. 8 Sept., 1839; unm.
h. Serena, b. 30 Jan., 1817; d. 15 Oct., 1844.
11. hi. Miles, b. 20 Dec, 1819.
iv. Sallib G., b. 16 Jan., 1821; d. 4 March, 1903.
V. Mary Jane, b. 4 Oct., 1824; d. 4 Oct., 1872; unm.
vi. Lucretia M., b. 10 Sept., 1826; m. 14 Nov., 1844, Dixi Crosby Hall,
b. in Northfield, 13 July, 1821, and d. 2 Aug., 1879. Children:
1. Joseph Eastman' HaU. 2. Mary C. HaU.
vii. Eliza, b. 23 Nov., 1829; d. 16 May, 1902; unm.
vhi. Emily F., b. 26 Aug., 1832; d. 24 Sept., 1848; unm.
8. John' Randall (William; Daniel') b. in C. about 1801, m. 2 Oct., 1834,
Comfort AUen m C, b. m C. about 1803. She d. m C, 19 Feb., 1849,
aged 46. He d. in C, 13 April,, 1849, aged 47. ChUdren: i. Elbridge
Gerry, b. 1833, served in War of Rebelhon, d. unm. at Bro^wnsville,
Texas, 22 Jan., 1864. h. Hernando Cortez, b. in Warren, served in
War of Rebelhon. Gave his age as 24 when he enlisted 19 Aug., 1862.
hi. David, b. 1837, d. m C, 19 July, 1892, aged 65, unm. iv. Martha,
m. George Haines. Child: Sarah Lizzie' Haines. Both Mr. and Mrs.
Haines are d. (See Haines Gen.) v. Mary, d. young.
9. Daniel' Randall (William; Danieb) b. in C. 24 Nov., 1802, m. 1834,
Lucretia MerriU, wid., whose maiden name was Pickeren (Pickering).
She was b. 18 Jan., 1807, d. 15 March, 1883. He d. in C, 16 May, 1861,
aged 60. Lucretia Pickering was m. four times and outlived all her
husbands. She m. first, Stephen Merrill; second, Daniel Randall; third,
 Noyes; fourth, Capt.  Sanders. Children of Daniel and
Lucretia Randall :
i. Apphia', b. 25 Sept., 1835, in Warren; m. Albert Blanchard and
res. in Penacook. (See Blanchard Gen.)
u. Sarah, b. 20 Jan., 1837; m. 9 May, 1864, Henry J. Derby.
hi. Lucretia, b. 2'0 Feb., or Dec, 1839; d. in C, 4 Dec, 1864; unm.
12. iv. Daniel, b. 27 April, 1841, in Wentworth.
v. Mary, b. 15 June, 1844, d. 2 July, 1864; unm.
13. vi. Oren J., b. 27 April, 1848.
10. Samuel W.' Randall (William', Danieb) b. in C, 10 AprU, 1804; m. Nancy
Carter Pear, wid., b. 9 Sept., 1811, d. at Laconia 9 Jan., 1903. He d.
17 Nov., 1847. Children, b. in C:

292 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
i. Elizabeth V.', b. 25 June, 1840; m. 6 July, 1858, WiUiam Sleeper,
M. D., of Salisbury. Children: 1. LueUa J.» Sleeper. 2.
Dr. Frank W. Sleeper, who res. at Dorchester, Mass.
h. Almira S., b. 8 Sept., 1842; m. at Frankhn, 6 March, 1866, Heman
or Herman L. Sargent of Plymouth, b. in New London, 7 Sept.,
1833. Children; 1. Herbert E.' Sargent, b. 2 Jan., 1867. 2.
Fannie E. Sargent, b. 19 May, 1868; d. 18 Dec, 1900. 3. Mary
T. Sargent, b. 26 July, 1872. 4. Maurice E. Sargent, b. 21
July, 1875. 5. Grace O. Sargent, b. 26 Aug., 1877. 6. Ahce
P. Sargent, b. 11 Sept., 1879.
iu. Leroy A., b. 9 Jan., 1844; d. 14 May, 1848.
iv. Thomas B., b. 1 March, 1846; d. 2 March, 1847.
V. Henrietta K., b. 11 May, 1848; m. 10 Sept., 1884, Robert C. Dickey,
at HUlsborough; d. 30 March, 1906, at Santa Barbara, Cal.
11. Miles' Randall (Jonathan', Danieb) b. in C, 20 Dec, 1819, m. Martha
McDaniel, b. 26 Sept., 1823; d. 3 Aug., 1852. He d. in C. 9 Sept., 1901.
Children;
i. Caroline Chamberlain', b. in C, 30 Sept., 1839; m. 31 May, 1856,
Thomas Badger, b. m Hatley, P. Q., 16 May, 1827, and d. 28
Nov., 1896. She hves at Nashua. Children: 1. Charles Her
bert' Badger. 2. Grace E. Badger. 3. George Emest Badger.
u. Maria Adalaide, b. m Northfield, 30 May, 1842; d. in C. 30 Sept.,
1863.
hi. Elvira Robinson, b. 30 Aug., 1846; d. 15 Dec, 1876.
iv. Emily Fellows, b. 6 April, 1851; m. Arthur L. Hannaford of North-
field. She d. 1878. Children: 1. OrvUle RandaU' Hanna
ford, b. m C. 20 Jan., 1871; m. 20 Jan., 1891, Jessie A. Foote of
WeUs, N. Y.; d. 28 Oct., 1893. Child: LUhan 0.", b. 3 May,
1894, in C. 2. Edith May, m. 14 May, 1891, Edward Kennis
ton, b. 1867. Children; Earl" and Emeline Kenniston.
12. Daniel' Randall, Jr. (Danieb, William') b. in Wentworth, 27 April,
1841; m. first, 25 AprU, 1866, Mary E. MerriU, b. in C, 19 Feb., 1844.
She was dau. of Grover and Nancy (Grover) MerrUl, and d. 3 April,
1885. He m. second, 1 Jan., 1887, Susan M. Winch. She d. 15 Sept.,
1892, aged 44. He m. third, 19 Sept., 1897, Sarah J. MUes. He d. 8
Feb., 1907. Children by first marriage;
i. Emma C.», b. 14 March, 1,866; m. 16 Feb., 1886, Samuel B. Chase,
res. Franklin. Children: 1. Susie EUa" Chase, b. in Concord.
2. Walter E. Chase, b. in Lynn, Mass. 3. Marion Louise
Chase, b. in Lynn, Mass. 4. Roland Ray Chase, b. in C. 5.
Ned Hamilton Chase, b. in Franklin
u. Etta, b. 28 Dec, 1867; m. Simon Kenniston. ChUdren; 1. Jose
phine Agnes" Kenniston. 2. Christie May Kenniston.
hi. Merrill S., b. 16 Jan., 1874; m. in C, 16 Jan., 1895, Katherine
EsteUe Gleason, b in Boscawen, 28 Feb., 1874. She was the
dau. of George and Martha (Gage) Gle'ason. No children.
13. Oren Judson' Randall (Danieb, William') b. in C, 27 AprU,
1848; m. first, 24 Dec, 1873, Muiam L. Chfford, b. in LoweU, Mass.,
12 March, 1851, and d. m Northfield, 3 Aug., 1904. She was the dau.
of Cyras C. and Hannah C. (MerriU) Clifford. He m. second, in TU
ton, 12 Dec, 1906, Mrs. Clara J. Bean, b. in 1849. She was the dau.
of Le-vi and Charlotte (Blanchard) CoUins. Children:

GENEALOGIES. 293
14. i. Neva M.», b. 7 Oct., 1874.
15. u. Bertha Belle, b. 18 June, 1879.
iu. Gertrude Nell, b. 30 Oct., 1881, in Barrington; m. 3 June, 1908,
in Northfield, Charles Sumner, son of Woodbury Morrill Stev
ens, b. 14 July, 1873, in Sahsbury. Child; Gale R." Stevens,
b. 28 Nov., 1910.
iv. VoN Gut, b. 22 Sept., 1883, m C; m. m Frankhn, 16 June, 1905,
Bessie A. Hall, b. in Victor, Vt. ChUd; Barbara".
V. S-ybel Baker, b. Aug., 1886, in C.
vi. EuNA Hannah, b. 12 Nov., 1888, in C.
14. Neva Minerva' Randall (Oren J.', Daniel', William') b. 7 Oct., 1875,
in Wentworth; m. first, 11 April, 1891 in Tilton, Albert A., son of Ben
jamin Ghnes, b. 1 March, 1872, in Northfield; m. second, 25 Dec, 1906,
in Frankhn, Walter J., son of Joseph Heath, b. 7 May, 1869, in C.
(See Heath Gen.)
15. Bertha Bbllb' Randall (Oren J.', Daniel; William') b. 18 June, 1879,
in C; m. 24 June, 1900, in Concord, Herbert G., son of Hannah and
Leonard Silver, b. 10 Nov., 1872, in Boscawen. Child : Chester Leonard"
SUver, b. 8 Oct., 1900. REED.
1. Roswell C.s, son of Martin' and Mary (Sawyer) Reed, was b. in Boston;
m. 7 Sept., 1860, Emma Ann Shaw. (See Shaw Gen.) Martin Reed
was a sea captain and was drowned at sea. Roswell C. enhsted in the
Ci-vil war, 1st N. H. Regt., Co. I. Reenhsted in the 3d Me. Regt. and
was transferred to the 17th. He d. in Tilton, 1879. Children:
2. i. Frank Elmer', b. 30 Oct., 1861.
3. u. Lulu Belle, b. 4 Aug., 1864.
hi. Bert Chester, b. 30 Oct., 1867. Res. m TUton.
iv. Alson Martin, b. 27 July, 1869. Res. in Tilton.
V. Mildred Emma, b. 31 July, 1871; m. about 1907, Stephen Smith.
Res. Marlboro, Mass.
2. Frank Elmer' Rbed (Roswell C.', Martin') b. 30 Oct., 1861; m. first.
May, 1880, Mary Berry of Belmont; m. second, 6 Dec, 1890, Winnie
M. Johnson of Wentworth. They res. in Warren. Child by first mar
riage: i. NeUie May, b. 4 Sept., 1881. Child by second marriage:
u. Ivie, b. 20 Oct., 1891.
3. Lulu Belle' Reed (Roswell C.', Martiw) b. 4 Aug., 1864; m. first, Byron
K. Dow, b. 23 April, 1857, in Northfield. Child: Ethel Vara' Dow
d. in infancy, 26 June, 1881 ; m. second, 16 Oct., 1888, George A. Ghnes,
b. 6 Oct., 1862, in Northfield; m. third, Julian Morse. Res. Mam-
stream, Me. ROGERS.
1. LuTHERS Rogers was b. 7 June, 1809; m. 26 June, 1834, Almira, dau. of
Warren Nudd; d. 22 Jan., 1887, in Loudon. He was a son of Enoch'
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294 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
2. Joseph Warren' Rogers (Luther; Enoch') b. 15 March, 1844, in C;
m. 7 Feb., 1886, Flora Belle, dau. of Benjamin B. Nudd, who was b. in
C. 26 Jan., 1862. (See Nudd Gen.) Children: i. Mary E.', b. 28
Feb., 1885; m. 8 Jan., 1902, Percy H. Flanders, b. 24 Feb., 1871. h.
CarroU L., b. 22 Sept., 1886. iu. Frank L., b. 14 June, 1888. iv.
LueUa D., b. 11 May, 1891. v. Arthur L., b. 6 Jan., 1896. ¦vi. Perley,
b. 3 June, 1904. SANBORN.*
The name of Sambome or Sanbom, with its different variations, is not
uncommon in America; it is extremely rare in England, however, and aU
e^vidences point to there having been but one distinct f amUy of the name from
ancient times.
The earhest mention of the famUy name in Eng. (A. D. 1194) gives it as
De Sandebume, but as early as 1330 it is speUed Sambome or Sambourne.
Since the fourteenth century the last two forms have been the accepted English
speUing, and the only two branches now in existence in Eng. use these.
The first ancestors in America spelled their name Sambome, and, -with or
without the final "e," so it was spelled for several generations. GraduaUy
the "m" was changed to "n," until by 1750 the name was speUed as at present,
the final ''e" being altogether dropped. The original and traditional pro
nunciation in this country was Sahmboum, with a marked accent on the first
syUable. There are several places in Eng. from which our famUy may have
derived its name. Among these is Sambourne, a division of the parish of
Warminster, in Wiltshire. The earliest record of the famUy name in England
is associated with Wiltshire; therefore this is probably the place from which
the Sambomes took their name.
John, Wilham and Stephen Sambome (for so they spelt the name) were
sons of an English Sambome (probably WUham of Brimpton, Berks.) and
Anne, dau. of Rev. Stephen BachUer. Lieut. John Sambome, b. 1620. Proba
bly in Hampton in 1640, since he was then granted a house-lot and a tract of
land there. In 1643, his name is signed to a Hampton petition; and from
this date the records contain frequent mention of him.
1. Lieut. John' Sambornb m. first, Mary, dau. of Robert Tuck of Hampton.
She d. 30 Dec, 1668; m. second, 2 Aug., 1671, Margaret Page, widow
of WUham Moulton and dau. of Robert Page of Hampton. He d. 20
Oct., 1692. Twelve children of whom Richard was the fourth.
2. Richards Sambornb (Johw) b. in Hampton, 4 Jan., 1655; freeman, 25
April, 1678. Lived in Hampton; a soldier from there in garrison at
Oyster River, 1696; m. first, 5 Dec, 1676, Ruth, dau. of William Moul
ton of Hampton; she d. 3 May, 1685; m. second, 20 Dec, 1693,
Mary, dau. of Abraham Drake of Hampton, and widow of Nathaniel
Boulter, Jr., of Hampton. Four children of whom Shubael' was the
fourth.
?Genealogy of the famUy of Sambome or Sanborn in England and America,
1194-1898.

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3. Shubael' Samborn (Richard', Lieut. Johw) b. in Hampton in 1694. Lived
in Hampton; m. 7 June, 1716, Mary, dau. of Abraham Drake of Hamp
ton; d. 3 May, 1769. Seven children, of whom Shubael' was the first.
4. Shubael' Samborn (Shubaeb, Richard', lAeut. Johw) b. in Hampton,
2 June, 1717. Lived in Hampton, but apparently was a soldier by pro
fession, as he was at Louisburg in 1746, and d. in the army during the
French war of 1756; m. Jane  . Seven children, of whom Benja
min' was the second.
¦5. Benjamin' Samborn (Shubaeb, Shubaeb) b. in Hampton, 1 Aug., 1738;
m. first, Jane Mason; m. second,  Towle (?). Moved from
Hampton to C. in 1771, and d. there 19 Sept., 1821. Children:
6. i. Shubael', b. 18 June, 1764.
u. Comport, b. 5 July, 1766; m. 21 Nov., 1793, Israel Hodgdon of
Northfield.
iu. Sally, b. 17 Aug., 1768; m. Ehphalet Mason of Northfield.
iv. Molly, b. 3 Sept., 1770; m. Nathaniel PaUet of C. (See Pallet Gen.)
V. Abraham, b. 24 Nov., 1771.
¦6. Shubael' Sanborn (Benjamin', Shubaeb) b. in Hampton, 18 June, 1764.
Lived and d. in C; farmer; m. 21 Jan., 1790, Phebe, dau. of Jacob
and Betsey (Cass) Smith of Sanbomton, b. 30 Sept., 1771. She was a
member of the Congregational Church in C, where she d. 24 Jan.,
1852. He d. 6 May, 1842. Children, b. in C;
i. Betsey', b. 18 Dec, 1790; m. Capt. David MorriU of C. (See
MorriU Gen.)
7. u. Benjamin, b. 16 Jan., 1793.
8. hi. Smith, b. 22 July, 1795.
iv. Hannah, b. 28 Feb., 1798; m. 2 Dec, 1820, Levi Perkins of Whee
lock, Vt. (See Perldns Gen.)
V. Polly (Mary), b. 13 April, 1800; m. 29 Nov., 1821, Abraham Dear
born of Northfield, b. 6 Nov., 1799, and d. 1832. She d. 13
Jan., 1888. Children, b. in Northfield: 1. Mary A.' Dearbom,
b. 2 Oct., 1822; m. 15 Nov., 1843, Jeremiah Hayes; moved West.
2. Phebe Dearborn, b. 5 Sept., 1826; d. 27 April, 1828. 3.
Sylvanus S. Dearborn, b. 15 Sept., 1830; m. 17 AprU, 1861,
Mary E. Keif of New York. Graduate Dartmouth CoUege,
1865; clergyman; d. in New York, 1867. 4. Abram Dearborn,
b. 1832; d. 31 Dec, 1893.
vi. Shubael, b. 14 March, 1802; m. Mary Newton; res. in Rox
bury, Mass.; farmer; d. 24 Jan., 1843.
-vu. Abraham, b. 19 May, 1804; farmer in Roxbury, Mass., later m
S. Roxton, P. Q.; m. first, Rebecca SwaUow of Roxbury; m.
second, about 1836, Nancy Robbins of Roxton, P. Q. He d.
7 Nov., 1879. ChUdren by first marriage: 1. EUza A.' b. 26
May, 1825, in Roxbury; m. A. L. BaU; d. S. Roxton, P. Q.,
1867. 2. George W., b. 13 AprU, 1828, in Roxbury; m. Grata
M Emery. Nine children, who res. in the West. 3. Rebecca,
b. 1 Sept., 1830; m. T. S. Mitchen; d. 15 Sept., 1855. 4. Mary
L., b. in Roxton, P. Q., 29 Sept., 1837; m. T. M. Mahaffey.
6. John R., b. 26 Aug., 1839. Ex-member of Canadian Parha-
ment. Res. on home place, S. Roxton, P. Q.; m. Mal-vina
Blampin. 6. Phebe S., b. 14 May, 1841; m. first, John Mahaf
fey; m. second, Charies Smith. 7. Martha, b. 23 Feb., 1843;

296 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
d. 20 July, 1850. 8. Benjamin S., b. 24 Jan., 1846; m. Anna
Mahaffey. 9. Abram, b. 31 Dec, 1848; d. Nov., 1869, in IU.
10. Nancy E., b. 6 Nov., 1851; m. E. K. Porter. i
-viu. Jeremiah, b. 29 Aug., 1806; farmer in Holdemess. Representative
two years; m. Carohne Basford of Candia. She d. Aug., 1886.
He d. 21 Sept., 1883. ChUdren: 1. Ann EUza', b. 5 Sept.,
1831. 2. Caroline A. B., b. 19 AprU, 1833. 3. Jason B., b. 18
Aug., 1834. 4. Phebe E., b. 2 March, 1836. 5. Luther, b. 6
March, 1838; d. 24 Nov., 1888.
ix. Joseph, b. 14 Jan., 1809; farmer in Campton; m. fia-st, 29 March,
1832, Cyrene Cofran of Northfield, b. 5 Jan., 1811; d. 15 Dec,
1869; m. second, 1871, Asenath S., wid. of Rev. WiUiam Baker.
He d. 9 Aug., 1874. Children: 1. Charles', b. 21 Aug., 1833,
d. 22 Feb., 1863. 2. Shubael, b. 10 Feb., 1836; m. Lizzie Rus
seU. 3. Albert, b. 7 Aug., 1838; d. Feb., 1873. 4. Joseph
(twin) b. 26 Jan., 1841; d. 7 June, 1841. 6. Benjamin (twin)
b. 26 Jan., 1841; m. Nettie Cone of Campton; d. 2 July, 1907.
6. Ellen C, b. 19 April, 1851; d. 26 Sept., 1863.
X. Hazen, b. 15 Oct., 1811; resided in New Hampton; m. 1 Sept.,
1836, Ann Newell, dau. of Jacob and Hannah (Gerrish Carter)
Marche of Sanbomton. Children; 1. Loanda', m. Rufus
Flanders of New Hampton. 2. Ann, m.  Seavey. 3.
Maria. 4. Smith, unm. 5. Gerrish, m. and d. in early man
hood. 6. Hazen, res. in Auburn, where he is m. and has chUdren.
xi. Phebe, b. 22 Dec, 1814; m. Joseph C. Harper of Loudon. (See
Harper Gen.)
xh. Sylvanus, b. 26 Aug., 1818; resided several years in St. Louis, Mo.,
then rem. to Cal., where he m.  Mudgett; d. 28 Jan.,
1859; left one dau., Jennie M.'
7. Benjamin' Sanborn (Shubaeb, Benjamin') b. in C, 16 Jan., 1793. Taught
several schools in town including that in the Borough, which at one
time numbered one hundred and twenty-five pupils; also taught sing
ing-school twelve terms; m. first, Dec, 1818, Hannah, b. 11 Aug.,
1797, in C, dau. of Jeremiah and Martha (Foster) Clough. (See Clough
Gen.) She d. 24 May, 1844; m. second, 12 Aug., 1844, his sister-in-
law, Mrs. Mary (Burr) Sanbom. Benjamin Sanborn was commis
sioned Capt. of the 4th Co. in the 38th Regt., N. H. Militia, 24 June,
1819, and was granted a pension 14 Feb., 1871, for three months' serv
ice as private of Capt. Nathaniel G. Bradley's Co., War of 1812. He
was town clerk and justice of the peace, and was often called "Squire
Sanborn." Representative two years and a member of the Constitu
tional Convention. He went to live -5vith his son, Joseph, 22 March,
1853, and d. 11 Sept., 1877. Children:
i. Apphia C.«, b. 3 March, 1829; m. Charles Cole of HiU, and had one
son, who d. in infancy.
h. Eliza Ann, b. 17 Dec, 1823; m. 1 Jan., 1844, Thomas Leighton of
Northfield, b. 11 March, 1817. They had one dau., EUen Eliza
beth Leighton, b. 12 July, 1848. (See Brown Gen.) He d. 21
Aug., 1874; she, 26 Dec, 1891.
9. ih. Joseph Clough, b. 8 Dec, 1825.
iv. Phebe Smith, b. 12 Oct., 1836; m. Benjamin Frank Brown, 5 AprU,
1855. He was b. in Nottingham, 27 Oct., 1831. They had
four children. He was a man of great enterprise and varied
business, and resided at Tilton, Boston, Mass., C. Andover, and
later at Concord, where he d. 18 Aug., 1899. She res. at the
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8. Smith' Sanborn (Shubaeb, Benjamin', Shubaeb, Shubael; Richard',
Lieut. John') b. in C, in that part of the town called Pallet Borough,
22 July, 1795. "He with a party of three others walked to Montreal,
after the War of 1812, engaging in the lumber business and amassing
a considerable fortune. Returning to C, Mr. Sanborn erected the
buildings on the 'John K. Chandler farm' near the Boscawen Station."
M. 26 March, 1820, Mary Burr, b. m Stanstead, P. Q., 22 Nov., 1799.
He d. 17 May, 1841. Children:
i. Maria Louisa', b. 21 Sept., 1828; m. 3 AprU, 1845, E. A. Green
ough, and d. 5 June, 1862. They had one dau., Maria L. A.»
Greenough, b. 30 AprU, 1862.
u. Fidelia Adelaide, b. 11 Dec, 1830, and d. in 1891; unm.
10. iu. Edward Burr Smith, b. 11 Aug., 1833.
iv. George Franklin, b. 6 Oct., 1836; d. in 1900; [unm.
9. Joseph Clough' Sanborn (Benjamiw, Shubaeb, Benjamin') b. 8 Dec,
1825; a farmer in C; m. at GUmanton, 16 May, 1860, Laura Adams,
b. 20 Oct., 1828, dau. of Abiel and Margaret (McCrillis) Cogswell of
C. "Joseph C. Sanborn commissioned officer," appears on roll of Co. 5
Inf. m the 38th Regt., 3d. Brig., 1st Div. of the Militia of N. H. Com
missioned Capt. of the same Co., 28 Sept., 1849, and he appears on the
Co.'s roU as Capt. from 1851-57, inclusive. He d. 19 Dec, 1887.
His widow d. 20 June, 1901. Children;
i. Anna Eliza », b. 7 March, 1861; a successful teacher for thirteen
years in the schools of Northfield, Concord and C; m. 14 Aug.,
1884, Edwin Gordon, b. in Bristol, 31 Jan., 1858, son of Le-vi N.
and Susannah (Gordon) Heath; and res. on the original farm
which has been deeded from father to son through four genera
tions and has been in Sanborn possession since 1786. They
have one son, Chester Earle" Heath, b. 18 March, 1887. (See
Heath Gen.)
11. u. Howard, b. 26 Dec, 1855.
10. Edward Burr Smith' Sanborn (Smith; Shubaeb, Benjamiw) b. in C.
in the brick house buUt by his father near the Boscawen line, 11 Aug.,
1833; graduated, Dartmouth College, 1855. Admitted to the bar, 1857.
Practiced law in Henniker, Bradford and Franklin, where he remained
until his death. Mr. Sanbom was prominent in N. H. politics and
represented Franklin in the House of Representatives in the years
1873, '74, '79, '81, '83, '89, '91, and in the Constitutional Conventions
of 1876, and 1902 in all of which he was a leading member. He was a
member of the board of Railroad Commissioners, being appointed in
1883 and chosen clerk of the board, which position he held untU his
death. For a short time he was a trustee of the State Normal School
at Plymouth, and for ten years a member of the board of education of
Frankhn; m. fiirst, 1 Aug., 1865, Caroline A. Emery of Center Harbor, b.
2 May, 1835. Three chUdren were b. to them, two of whom d. in infancy.
M. second, 4 June, 1877, Helen E., dau. of Charles C. and Fannie
(Flanders) Tappan of Bradford. She was b. 17 July, 1863, and res.
in the home at Franklin where Mr. Sanborn d. 3 Nov., 1903. Children:

298 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
i. Kate Emery', b. 24 June, I860; m. Gardner M. Jones and res. in
12. h. Rachel Tappan,' b. 31 Dec, 1888.
hi. Smith, b. 9 Nov., 1891.
11. Howard' Sanborn (Joseph', Benjamiw) b. 26 Dec, 1855; a farmer in
C; m. 26 Dec, 1880, Sarah LueUa, dau. of Adoniram and Sarah (Ells
worth) Ford of Orange, b. 13 Sept., 1862. He d. 15 Jan., 1898. ChU
dren:
13. i. Inez Maude", b. 31 Aug., 1882. ii. Marion LueUa, b. 28 Feb., 1896;
res. in Orange.
12. Rachel Tappan' Sanborn (Edward Burr Smith', Smith', Shubaeb) b.
31 Dec, 1888; m. W. F. H. Newton and res. in Pro-vidence, R. I. Chil
dren: i. WUliam Sanborn" Newton, b. 21 Jan., 1906. ii. Charles
GUbert Newton, b. 10 Sept., 1907. hi. Paul Newton, b. 21 Jan., 1910.
13. Inez Maude" Sanborn (Howard', Joseph', Benjamin') b. 31 Aug., 1882;
m. 3 June, 1903, George Irving, son of Charles W. and Rebecca (Ham
ilton) Crowe of Truro, N. S., b. 16 March, 1882. Inez (Sanborn) Crowe
d. 24 Oct., 1905, m Northfield. Child: i. Dorothy Sanborn" Crowe,
b. 9 May, 1904, in Northfield. SANBORN.
James Henry Sanborn, who resided in C. about twenty years prior to
1854, was a descendant of William' Sambourne of Sunning, Oxfordshire, Eng.,
b. about 1390; m. Anne, dau. and heir of Sir WiUiam Lushell, Kt. ChUd:
Johns Sambourne of Tinsbury, who m. about 1426, dau. and heir of Sir
John de la Reviere of Tinsbury. ChUd: Richard' Sambourne, b. about 1455;
m. Dorothy Tichboume. ChUd; John' Sambourne, b. about 1490; m. dau.
of  Lisly (L'Isle). ChUd: Francis' Sambourne, who m. and had a
son, John' Sambourne* b. about 1590, rem. to London, Eng., by 1615,
who m. and had a son, Lieut. John' Sanborn, b. in Eng., who m. and had a
son, Richard' Sanbom, who m. first, 6 Dec, 1678, Ruth, dau. of WiUiam
Moulton, m. second, Wid. Mary Boulter, dau. of Abraham Drake, three
chUdren of whom one was Ensign John' Sanbom, b. 6 Nov., 1681; m. Sarah,
dau. of James Philbrick, hved in North Hampton and (Exeter ?). Fourteen
chUdren of whom the second was Benjamin" Sanbom, b. 8 Nov., 1703; m.
Ehzabeth Gilman, settled in Ne-wmarket. Five children of whom Elisha"
Sanbom was one, b. in Newmarket. He m. and had a son, Capt. John" San
bom, b. in Exeter and moved to Loudon. The latter m. and had children:
Elisha" b. in Loudon, 1775; Lydia, m. Capt. James (?) Ladd; Betsey, m.
John Peverly of C; Thomas; Sarah; John; Edmund and William Sanbom.
Elisha" Sanborn (Capt. John'; Elisha", Benjamin") b. 1775; d. 1846; m.
first, Polly Ladd, who d. 1832; m. second, Hannah Brown; lived on
Clough HiU in Loudon. ChUdren:
*The daughter of the Rev. Stephen Bachiler of Dorsetshue, Eng., mar
ried the father of the first three American Sambomes.

GENEALOGIES. 299
i. Eliza." m. 1824, Jonathan C. Sanborn, ii. Sally, d. unm.
iu. Nathaniel Ladd, b. 1805; m. Nancy Lougee. iv. John, b.
1807; m. Sally Batchelder. v. Mary L., d. unm. ^vi. James
Henry, b. 1811. vh. Ruth, b. 1813; m. John C. Ordway.
James Henry" Sanborn (Elisha") b. in Loudon, 1811; m. 1833, Mary, dau.
of Da-vid and Hannah (DoUoff) Lougee. About 1834, Mr. Sanbom
bought of Ohver Kenniston the farm that is now the homestead of
Olwyn W. Dow. This he sold about 1854 to Rev. William P. Chase,
moving to Belmont. Later migrated West and settled in Alton, la.
WhUe in C. he was at one time superintendent of the Town Farm.
ChUdren:
i. Morrill", b. 3 June, 1839; m. 1861, Mary E. Weeks of Belmont.
ii. Mary Abigail, b. 1843.
iii. Ed-win Burnelam, b. 1847. SANBORN.
1. George Wilson' Sanborn, b. 1822; m. 1846, Mary Ann, dau. of Jona
than' (James', Jonathaw) and Mary Ann (Clough) Brown. Mary Ann
Clough was a native of C, dau. of Lea-vitt' Clough. (See Clough Gen.)
The father of George WUson was Rev. Jacob' Sanborn, b. 1788; m. 1817,
Fanny, dau. of Simeon and Anna (Kimball) Eastman. Fanny Eastman
was a granddau. of Capt. Obadiah and great-granddau. of Capt.
Ebenezer Eastman of the Colonial and Revolutionary armies, perform
ing marked service. The father of Rev. Jacob Sanborn was Dea.
Abram', b. 1744; m. 1768, Deborah, dau. of Humphrey and Mary
(Lea-vitt) WUson. Dea. Abram d. 1820; his wife d. 1839. Mary Leavitt
was, on what seems good authority, a descendant of John Gilman.
-2. Jeremiah Wilson' Sanborn (George W.') b. 4 Feb., 1847, in Gihnanton;
m. 4 June, 1872, in Pittsfield, Isabelle Graham, dau. of John Simpson
and Rachel J. (Brown) Osborne, b. 23 Jan., 1851, in Loudon. Dea.
John S. Osborne was of Quaker descent. Rachel Bro-wn was a dau. of
Gen. Richard Brown of Loudon. Jeremiah W. Sanborn was a teacher
at State CoUege, Hanover; dean of Missouri Agricultural College;
president Utah State College; director of the Missouri and Utah experi
ment stations; member of the N. H. State Board of Agriculture; trustee
of Gilmanton Academy and N. H. State CoUege; and collector of state
exhibits of agriculture for World's Fau at New Orleans. For eighteen
years at the above named coUeges, Prof. Sanbom has conducted original
research in many lines of inquiry adding much to the literature of agri
culture. Since 1875, he has -written voluminously upon agricultural
topics. He wrote "World's Progress in Agriculture" for World's Prog-
gress. Children:
i. Harry Wilson', b. 14 July, 1875; m. 15 May, 1900. ChUdren:
1. Ralph Carl', b. 24 Aug., 1903. 2. Marguerite, b. 5 Dec,
1908.
u. Alice, b. 13 Dec, 1878.
ui. Carl Jeremiah, b. 9 Aug., 1887.
iv. Ralph George, b. 7 May, 1890; d. 21 Oct., 1890.

300 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
SARGENT.
1. The first record* found of William' Sargent is in the General Court
records of Mass. Colony in April, 1633, by an act by said court pro
tecting certain grantees of land then at Agawam, now Ipswich, Mass.,
in their rights and "Willm S'jeant" was one of them. It is shown by
records and deeds that he was one of the flrst settlers at Wessacucon,
now Newbury, Mass., in 1636, at Winnacumet, now Hampton, N. H.,
in 1638, at South Merrhnac, now Sahsbury, Mass., in 1639 and that
"Wm Sargent, townsman and commoner of Salisbury, tax rate 25
Dec, 1650, 7s. 4d. " It is probable that he m. first, 1633, Ehzabeth,
dau. of John Perkins; m. second, 18 Sept., 1670, Joanna RoweU, who
survived him. Eleven chUdren, of whom WiUiam' was the fourth.
2. Williams Sargent (William') b. at Sahsbury, Mass., 21 Nov., 1645;
m. 23 Sept., 1668, Mary Colby of Amesbury, Mass. She was b. 19 Sept.,
1647. He d. 1712, at Amesbury, Mass., where they resided and were
buried. He was a farmer and held public office. He took the oath of
aUegiance 20 Dec, 1677, at Amesbury. Five children, b. at Amesbury,
of whom PhUip' was the second.
3. Philip' Sargent (William; William') b. 12 Aug., 1672; m. 7 Dec, 1693,
Mary Tewksbury of Amesbury. He d. 1742. He was a farmer and
res. at Amesbury. Ten chUdren of whom Charles' was the first.
4. Charles' Sargent (Philip; William') b. 10 Oct., 1694, at Amesbury,
Mass.; m. 11 Dec, 1718, Hephzibah Heath, of Haverhill, Mass., who
d. Oct., 1764. He d. Sept., 1754. Eleven chUdren of whom Aaron'
was the fifth.
5. Aaron' Sargent (Charles; Philip') b. 13 Feb., 1726; m. 16 Nov., 1757,
Submit Esterbrook, of HaverhiU, Mass. He d. 1797, at C. Children
by first marriage b. in C. :
6. i. SAMUfBL'.
h. Aaron was in the Revolution and d. in the service.
ChUdren by second marriage, b. in C:
7. hi. Zebadiah, b. 6 Sept., 1760. iv. Ehjah, b. about 1766. v. Theoph-
Uus, b. 1767, d. 1796. vi. Sally, vu. Comfort.
6. Samuel' Sargent (Aarow, Charles*) b. about 1751, in C, where he resided
aU his life. He m. Muiam Tucker, of Sahsbury, Mass. Children:
i. Ezra', b. 21 March, 1774.
h. Aaron, b. 15 Oct., 1775.
8. hi. Samuel, b. 21 March, 1777.
iv. Dominicus, b. 11 Nov., 1778. v. Lydia, b. 10 Feb., 1783. -vi.
Charles, b. 21 Feb., 1785. vh. SaUy, b, 22 July, 1790. vui.
Nancy, m. 24 March, 1809, John Bartlett Carter. (See Carter
Gen.) IX. John, b. 12 June, 1792, d. young, x. Myra, b. 25
Feb., 1794.

* Sargent Record, Pub. St. Johnsbury, Vt., 1899.

GENEALOGIES. 301
7. Zebadiah' Sargent (Aarow, Charles*)b. 6 Sept., 1760; m. 14 June, 1785,
Hannah Foster, b. 13 Feb., 1763. He d. 16 Nov., 1828. Children:
i. Hannah', b. 10 Oct., 1785.
h. Betsby, b. 13 July, 1787.
in. Aaron, b. 11 Oct., 1789.
iv. SusAN,b.4Nov.,1791;m. 19 Feb., 1815, Joseph Ham. (SeeHamOen.)
9. V. Jonathan, b. 6 Nov., 1794.
-vi. Judith, b. 13 June, 1798; m. Daniel P. Ham. (See Ham Gen.)
8. Samuel' Sargent (Samuel; Aaron') b. 21 March, 1777, in Loudon;
m. 18 Aug., 1801, Betsey Stevens of C, b. 8 Dec, 1783; d. 5 June,
1862. (See Stevens Gen.) He d. 9 May, 1855. Children, b. in C. :
i. Abiah', b. 23 March, 1803; m. 31 Jan., 1827, Gideon L. Sargent.
h. Lucinda, b. 4 Nov., 1805; m. 26 Nov., 1835, Andrew, son of Moses
and Love (Clough) Stevens, of Loudon, b. 19 AprU, 1804. Moses
came from Acton, Me., and settled on Loudon Ridge.
hi. Sarah, b. 15 June, 1808; m. 26 Jan., 1836, WUham H. Gage of Bos
cawen.
10. iv. Samuel, b. 17 Sept., 1810.
V. Mary, b. 29 Oct., 1814; m. 22 March, 1836, WUliam Batchelder of
Loudon.
11. -vi. William Forrest, b. 4 July, 1817.
12. vu. Elizabeth S., b. 19 March, 1821.
9. Jonathan' Sargent (Zebadiah; Aaron') b. 6 Nov., 1794, in C; m. 27
Jan., 1826, Phebe Eastman, b. 14 Dec, 1803. He d. 6 Jan., 1864;
she, 9 June, 1876. Children, b. in C:
13. i. Luther', b. 26 Oct., 1825.
u. Lucia Maria, b. 10 Sept., 1833; m. 2 Dec, 1886, James S. Elkins.
10. Samuel' Sargent (Samuel', Samueb) b. 17 Sept., 1810; m. 14 Feb.,
1836, Firena B. Allen of GUmanton, where she was b. 30 May, 1815.
She d. 14 Jan., 1885. He was a farmer and trader. D. 20 Oct., 1882.
ChUdren: ,
i. Mary F.», b. 9 July, 1847; m. 7 Nov., 1876, Lyman A. Conant.
(See Conant Gen.)
u. Martha A., b. 19 Nov., 1850; m. 27 April, 1872, Azariah S. Crane
of St. Johnsbury, Vt., where they now res.
iu. Stella N., b. 28 Nov., 1874, in C, their foster chUd.
11. William Forrest' Sargent (Samuel; Samueb) b. 4 July, 1817; m. 19
AprU, 1847, in C, Apphia Amanda, dau. of Solomon and Maria (Mor
rill) Young. (See Young Gen.) He d. 17 Nov., 1878. She d. 29
March, 1910. ChUdren, b. m C. :
14. i. William Young', b. 19 AprU, 1851.
h. Charles John, b. 7 Oct., 1858; unm.
12. Elizabeth S.' Sargent (Samueb, Samueb) b. 19 March, 1821; m. 29 Nov.,
1843, John Chandler Gage, of Boscawen, b. 11 April, 1814. She d.
26 Feb., 1853. He m. second, 27 Dec, 1853, Hannah Clough, dau. of
Andrew and Lucinda (Sargent) Stevens of Loudon. She d. 22 AprU,
1902; he, 2 AprU, 1895. He had an extensive lumber business and
manufactured saws. Held important offices in town of Boscawen.
Children by first marriage:

302 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
i. Martha Ann» Gage, b. 18 July, 1846; m. July, 1866, George Henry
Gleason. (See Gleason Gen.)
ii. Daniel Webster Gage, b. 20 Sept., 1850; d. 24 May, 1867.
ih. Fred Valentine Gage, b. 14 Feb., 1853; d. 11 Oct., 1860.
Children by second marriage:
iv. Elizabeth May Gage, b. 29 Nov., 1855; m.,28 Nov., 1882, Alvin
Benton, son of Benjamin G. and Sarah P. (Lovenn) Cross, b.
4 July, 1868, in WUmot. Res. in Copcord.
V. Mabel Chandler Gage, b. 28 July, 1858.
vi. Arthur Andrew Gage, b. 27 July, 1862; m. Oct., 1886, Laura,
dau. of Baltzer Knickel of Accord, N. Y. Mr. Gage was a mas
ter mechanic He d. 25 May, 1908, in Hoboken, N. J. ChUd:
John Chandler" Gage, b. 12 May, 1887.
vii. Kate L. Gage, b. 10 Sept., 1865; d. 16 July, 1868.
13. Luthers Sargent (Jonathaw, Zebadiah') b. 26 Oct., 1825; m. 5 Oct.,.
1865, Valerie C, b. 28 Aug., 1839, in Gilmanton, dau. of Huam W. and
La^vina Connor Moses. He was a farmer and resided in C. He taught
school eighteen years in C. and adjoining towns, and held the offices^
of town clerk, tovm treasurer, member of the school board fourteen
years, and justice of the peace forty-one years. He was a member of
the Congregational Church. (See Chap. XI and Chap, on Schools,.
Vol. I.) Child:
i. Oborge Jonathan', b. 19 Nov., 1866, in C. He graduated at Dart
mouth CoUege 1888. He was a ci^vU engineer of superior quali
fications and was for many years ¦with a well-known firm of N. Y.,
City. He d. 20 Nov., 1909, in C.
14. William Young' Sargbnt (William Forrest', Samueb) b. 19 April, 1861;
m. 29 Oct., 1878, in C, Almira Josephine, dau. of Charles Haines and'
Ellen (Gerrish) Ayers. (See Ayers Gen.) ChUd:
i. Myra Ayers", b 12 Oct., 1888; d. 14 Oct., 1888.
SCALES.
The Scales family in C. is descended from Edward' Scales, who went from-
Lee to that to^wn about 1780. He was the son of Edward Scales, and nephew
of the Rev. James Scales who was noted in the early history of C. Edward,
Sr., and James were great-grandsons of Wilham' Scales of Rowley, Mass., who
was one of the company that began the settlement of that town in 1640,
coming mostly from Rowley, Eng. Wilham Scales was b. about 1612. The
place of his birth is not kno-wn. It may have been in London, and his pa
rents may have been William and Margaret (Greene) Scales, she the dau. of
Robert Greene. The Scales famUy in Eng., dates from the landing of Wilham,
the Conqueror, in 1066. The origin of the name came from that commander
of the di-vision of King WUham's army, which came over to Eng. with him from
Normandy, whose duty it was to scale the waUs of a besieged city when the
proper time came to make such an assault. This general's name was Hugh;
they had only one name then; in the history of the time, he is called Hugh de
Eschalers and Hugh de Scalerius; that Hugh was commander of the Scalers
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In about three centuries the "de" was dropped, so instead of James de
Scales, it became James Scales. Members of the Scales family won fame and
high honors in the crasades and the various Enghsh wars.
1. William' Scales, the immigrant, lived in Rowley, Eng., in 1638. He
came with others to Boston or Salem in 1639, and later settled in Row
ley, Mass. He was accompanied by his wife, Ann, and three children.
He was made a freeman, 13 May, 1640, and served his townsmen m
various official positions. His wife Ann, whose maiden name is not
known, d. 26 Sept., 1682.
2. Jamess Scales (William') b. in 1654; d. in 1686. He was a farmer and
inherited the homestead of his father in Rowley -viUage, where he
resided. He was m. 7 Nov., 1677, to Susannah, dau. of Zacheus Curtis,
who came to N. E. on the ship James in 1635. She d. in 1691. She
was bapt. 16 Feb., 1654, so was 37 years old when she d. Children:
3. i. Jambs', b. 30 March, 1679. h. Sarah, b. 18 July, 1681. hi. Wil
ham, b. 1 March, 1683. iv. Matthew, b. 29 March, 1686.
3. James' Scales (James; William) m. Sarah Curtis, 10 March, 1702. He
was a prosperous farmer and influential citizen and resided in Boxford,
Mass. ChUdren:
i. Mary', b. 21 Dec, 1704.
4. u. Rev. James, b. 31 May, 1707.
5. in. Edward, b. 3 May, 1709. iv. Hannah, b. 16 Feb., 1712. v. John, b.
13 Nov., 1713. vi. Nathan, b. 10 Sept., 1716. vu. Mercy, b. 14
Aug., 1718. -vhi. Joseph, b. 16 June, 1720. ix. Ohver, b. 2
Dec, 1722.
Of this famUy two sons were connected with the history of C, James
and Edward.
4. Rev. James' Scales (James', James') b, 31 May, 1707, graduated from
Harvard CoUege, in 1733. After graduation, he resided in Boxford,
Mass., untU 1737, when he removed to Rumford (Concord) taking vrith
him a letter of dismissal from the pastor of the Boxford church. Rev.
John Rogers, to the church at Rumford into which he was received,
being granted hberty to buUd a pew at the west end of, the meeting
house. He was hcensed to preach in 1742 and rem. to C. (See Chapter
I, Vol. I.) His son, Stephen' Scales, graduated from Harvard College
in 1763 and was a tutor there for a few years. He took high rank as a
scholar and d. in 1772.
5. Edward' Scales (James; James') b. 3 May, 1709; m. Sarah Harris, 4
June, 1726. They resided in Portsmouth where they were members
of the South Parish Church and worthy people. They had several
children, of whom the eldest was Edward.'
6. Edward' Scales (Edward*) bapt. in Portsmouth, 21 July, 1727; m. 26
July, 1750, Susannah Willey. They resided in Durham until about
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when they rem. to C. He was a taUor by trade and very successful,
continumg the business hi C. after he had bought a farm. Children:
i. Isaac, b. 4 July, 1762. h. John, b. 8 Aug., 1756. hi. Susan, b.
10 June, 1760. iv. Sally, b. 3 AprU, 1764.
7. V. Edward, b. 9 AprU, 1769.
7. Edward' Scales (Edward; Edward*) b. 9 April, 1769; tailor and farmer,
residing on the homestead after remo-ving to C. with his parents when
he was eleven years of age; m. 1794, Hannah Sargent of C, b. 14 Jan.,
1777, and d. 21 AprU, 1865. ChUdren:
i. Ebbnezer', b. 4 May, 1796; d. 27 June, 1823. h. Huldah, b. 2
Oct., 1797; m. John Alden, of Pawtucket, R. I.; d. 29 Jan.,
1854. iii Royal, b. 19 Dec, 1799; d. 12 Jan., 1800. iv. Royal,*
b. 2 Nov., 1800; d. 27 Aug., 1871. v. Bridget Walker, b. 7
June, 1803; m. Asa Sargent; d. 27 May, 1842. vi. Edner
Swett, b. 4 May, 1808; m. Charles Spofford. -vh. Joanne
Mooney, b. 4 May, 1808; d. 16 Aug., 1824.
8. viu. Joseph Walker, b. 29 Jan., 1809; ix. John, b. 11 June, 1811;
unm., resided in Cal. after 1849. x.  , b. 11 June, 1811;
d. 14 June, 1811. xi. SaUy, b. 29 March, 1814; not m.; d.
in LoweU, Mass., March, 1899. xh. Betsey, b. 6 March,
1816; m. James WaUiden. She d. 12 Nov., 1875. xhi. Ben
jamin, b. 5 Feb., 1819; not m.; d. 15 Aug., 1862. xiv. Aaron,
b. 12 Dec, 1819; d. 17 Nov., 1872. xv. Ebenezer, b. 12 May,
1822; never m.; d. 28 July, 1878.
8. Joseph Walker' Scales (Edward', Edward') b. in C, 29 Jan., 1809; m.
Sarah Nason Shaw, 23 April, 1837 (See Shaw Gen.), b. hi Epping 21
July, 1802; d. 20 Jan., 1878, m C. He d. 24 Nov., 1874, in C. Children:
i. Abie Blodgett', b. 5 June, 1839; m. 28 Aug., 1866, Hiram Simpson
Good-win; d. 10 July, 1883, in Denver, Col.
9. u. George, b. 7 Aug., 1840.
10. iu. Joseph Walker, b. 8 April, 1842.
9. George' Scales (Joseph Walker', Edward') b. in C, 7 Aug., 1840; d. in
Denver, Col., 22 June, 1886. He m. Maggie A. Ryan, 8 June, 1872, at
Franklin. Soldier in the Civil war, Corp. Co. G, 2d Regt., U. S. Sharp
shooters, enhsted 4 Dec, 1861. Discharged on account of wounds 22
Nov., 1862. ChUd: Ada Belle", b. in Frankhn, 31 July, 1875; m. John
Robert Copithome, 4 Jan., 1899, b. in Boston, 11 Jan., 1872. ChUd:
Stanley WUlard" Copithome, b. in Somerville, Mass., 9 Jan., 1902.
10. Joseph Walker' Scales (Joseph Walker; Edward') b. 8 AprU, 1842, in
C, where he has resided most of his hfe; stone mason and farmer; m.
19 Sept., 1863, Nancy Ann, dau. of Joseph Clough and Miriam (Libby)
Glover. (See Glover Gen.) Mrs. Scales d. 6 Sept., 1893. Children:
11. i. Lucia Anna', b. 30 June, 1864.
h. Joseph H., b. 16 Oct., 1866; d. 28 July, 1891; unm.
12. hi. John Sidney, b. 8 March, 1871.
11. Lucia Anna' Scales (Joseph W.', Joseph W.') b. 30 June, 1864, in C;
m. Walter Maxfield; she d. Sept., 1891, in C. Child: Harry Walter"
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Maxfield, b. 2 Aug., 1887, in Gilmanton; m. 1 Aug., 1906, Harriet HUl.
Children: 1. Ralph HiU" Maxfield, b. 7 May, 1907. 2. Wilbur Scales
Maxfield, b. 19 June, 1908. 3. Charia Ella Maxfield, b. 10 Feb., 1910,
all b. in Loudon.
12. John Sidney' Scales (Joseph W.', Joseph W.') b. 8 March, 1871, in Camp
ton; m. 10 Aug., 1895, in Concord, Amy Annis Mosher. They have
resided in C. since their marriage. They combine farming with keep
ing a general store. Amy Annis' Mosher was b. 18 Aug., 1876, in Bar-
ford, Que. She is the dau. of Daniel Wesley Mosher who was b.
8 Aug., 1852, m Barford and m. 13 March, 1871, Ida Amelia Shurtleff.
Daniel Wesley Mosher d. 8 Aug., 1852, in Bamston. The grandfather of
Amy Annis' (Mosher) Scales was Daniel Mosher, b. 1824, in Barford.
He m. Laura Johnson who was b. 1827. Two sisters of Mrs. Scales,
Maud' and Minnie' b. June, 1873, in Barford, d. there Sept., 1873.
Another sister, Mabel Evelyn,' b. 23 Dec, 1874, in Barford, m. 25 Dec,
1896, Herbert L. Whitten, in LoweU, Mass. Their children are: 1.
Herbert' Whitten, b. 29 June, 1899. 2. Dorothy Whitten, b. 22 July,
1903, both b. in Lowell. A brother of Mrs. Scales, Fritz Wesley
Mosher, b. 21 Jan., 1879, in Coaticook, Que.; m. 31 Jan., 1904, in
Manchester, Maud Lilian Marland who was b. 1886, in Me. Their
chUdren, both b. in Manchester, are; 1. Hazel', b. 19 Aug., 1906. 2.
MUdred, b. 3 July, 1908. The Moshers trace their descent from Hugh
Mossier who landed in Boston, 12 June, 1632, on the ship James.
Ida Amelia' Shurtleff was b. 8 July, 1866, in Hatley, Que.; m. 13
March, 1871, Daniel Wesley Mosher. Mrs. Scales is of the ninth gener
ation from Wilham Shurtleff of Eng., who landed at Plymouth, Mass.,
in 1634. (William', William', John', Benoni*, Joel', Joel', Roscoe
Grannis', Ida Amelia', Amy Annis (Mosher) Scales'.)
SCALES.
1. Eben' (possibly Edward) Scales, m. Hannah Sargent of Concord.
2. Royals Scales* (Ebew) b. 1 Nov., 1800, at C; d. 4 Sept., 1871, at WU
mot. He m. 16 Feb., 1827, Roxanna, dau. of Edmund and Dorcas
(MerriU) Grover, who was b. 3 April, 1803, at Atkinson, Mass. She
d. 29 Dec, 1889, at Andover. Children:
i. Melinda D.', b. 27 Jan., 1828; m. 13 Dec, 1863, Prentice C. At
wood and d. 18 Jan., 1909. No chUdren.
3. u. Cornelius, b. 11 Oct., 1829.
hi. Royal, Jr., b. 21 March, 1832, and d. 25 Aug., 1868; m.; had one
chUd.
iv. Lurana G., b. 21 AprU, 1834; m. Prentice C. Atwood and d. 11 Jan.,
1860. No children.
4. V. Lizzie Bartlett, b. 31 March, 1836.
6. vi. Roxanna, b. 28 Feb., 1838.
vu. Bernice, b. 6 Sept., 1842; kiUed at Cold Harbor, 7 May, 1864.
* Royal Scales was probably son of Edward', Edward', Edward', James',
Jamess, WUliam', of the other Scales Genealogy.

306 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
3. Cornelius' Scales (Royal; Eben) b. 11 Oct., 1829; m. 1 Jan., 1857, at
Jersey Shore, Penn., Matilda, dau. of Charles and Ehzabeth Hagenbuck.
She was b. 20 Nov., 1836. He d. 7 March, 1906. Children:
6. i. Edna Elizabeth', b. 5 Nov., 1857.
7. ii. Charles Spofford, b. 6 Jan., 1862.
iu. May Bertie, b. 19 May, 1867.
iv. RoLLiN C, b. 1 Aug., 1873; d. 8 Aug., 1877.
V. Sadie C, b. 18 April, 1875, d. 12 Aug., 1877.
vi. Roxanna Celicia, b. 19 Feb., 1880.
-vii. Edith Ione, b. 26 Oct., 1883.
4. Lizzie Bartlett' Scales (Royal; Ebew) b. 31 March, 1836. She m.
8 July, 1868, Charles Swain of Laconia, who was b. at WaterviUe.
ChUdren:
i. Lizzie Addie' Swain, b. 26 Sept., 1859.
h. Martha Ann M. Swain, b. 6 April, 1863; d. 18 AprU, 1903.
in. Charles Perpetual Swain, b. 22 Sept., 1867; m. 14 Dec, 1893, at
White River Junction, Vt., LUla Minerva, dau. of WiUiam E.
and Martha (Putnam) Huntoon, b. 20 Feb., 1871, at White
River Junction. Child: Harold Huntoon' Swain, b. 17 April,
1903, in Roslindale, Boston.
5. Roxanna' Scales (Royal; Ebew) b. 28 Feb., 1838; m. George Atwood.
She d. 8 Nov., 1892. Children:
i. Fred Grant' Atwood, b. 14 June, 1868.
ii. Flora Atwood.
iu. Mary Atwood.
iv. Christine Atwood, m. 24 Oct., 1906, Jerry P. Morey. ChUdren:
1. Bernice R.' Morey, b. 6 March, 1907, at WUmot Flat. 2.
Roland Morey.
V. Alpha Rose Atwood, b. 9 Sept., 1874.
-vi. Eppie Ward Atwood, b. 22 June, 1882.
¦vu. Henry Atwood.
6. Edna Elizabeth' Scales (Cornelius', Royal', Ebew) b. 5 Nov., 1857; m.
Benjamin P. Fifield, who was b. 10 Jan., 1865, at Andover. He was
the son of Benjamin P. and Lydia (Merrill) Fifield.
7. Charles Spofford' Scales (Cornelius', Royab, Eben') b. 6 Jan., 1862; m.
19 June, 1890, at White River Junction, Vt., Hattie Merrill, dau. of
WUham E. and Martha Putnam Huntoon, who was b. 31 Jan., 1863, at
White River Junction.
SHAW.
1. John' Shaw of Epping, m. Polly, dau. of Moses and Sarah (Nason) Cur
rier. (See Currier Gen.) She was b. 24 June, 1782, in Epping. They
rem. from Epping to C, 1807. He d. 1869. Her last years were passed
in the family of her son, Richard, one-half mile from HUl's Comer.
After reaching the age of 94 years, she pieced 36 quilts and gave them to
her descendants. At the age of 96 years, she cut and made a print
dress without assistance. Mrs. Shaw was an old school Freewill Bap
tist. Her centennial birthday was celebrated in a most appropriate
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towns gathered to pay their respects. On that day she was photo
graphed ¦with her son, granddau., great-grandson and great-great-
granddau. Her sight was good and mental faculties wonderfully pre
served. She d. 28 July, 1883, aged 101. Children:
i. Sallys, b. 21 July, 1802, in Epping; m. Joseph Scales. (See Scales Gen.)
2. h. Richard Locke, b. 22 July, 1804.
iii. Dolly, m. Thomas Bedell and moved to Iowa where both d. They
had several children.
iv. Harriet, m. Oliver Locke and moved to Lisbon where he d. and where
she now res. ¦with a son. They had seven children; Charles',
Sarah, Rose, Harriet, Flora, Nelhe and Oliver.
3. V. Eliza.
vi. Ruhama.
¦vii. Amos. viii. Nason. ix. Mary. Last three b. and d. in C.
2. Richard Lockbs Shaw (Johw) b. 22 July, 1804, in Epping, m. 1843,
Sarah BuzzeU James, b. 13 July, 1819, in C. He was a carpenter and
employed many years by the Shakers. He inherited the hardy con
stitution of his ancestors, often walking to Concord to do a day's work.
Mrs. Shaw d. 7 Jan., 1892. He d. 28 AprU, 1894, both in C. Children:
i. Emma Ann', b. 3 Dec, 1844; m. Roswell C. Reed. (See Reed Gen.)
4. ii. Henry Augustus, b. 19 Jan., 1845.
hi. Abbie Jane, b. 24 Feb., 1849: m. John C. Smith. (See Smith Gen.)
5. iv. Eva Olena, b. 24 March, 1854.
V. Carrie Farnsworth, b. 11 May, 1856; m. 2 Feb., 1896, Joseph
Varnum, a moulder, of LoweU, Mass. He d. 23 Nov., 1891.
She res. in Laconia.
¦vi. Alfred Walter, b. 15 Aug., 1859. Res. in Tilton.
3. Elizas Shaw (Johw) m. first, Samuel RunneUs; m. second, Charles McCoy
of Northwood, where they both d. ChUdren by fust marriage: i.
John' RunneUs, b. about 1854. h. Henry RunneUs.
ChUdren by second marriage : iii. Ida McCoy, iv. Louis McCoy.
4. Henry Augustus' Shaw (Richard; John') b. 19 Jan., 1846; m. Clara
Hunkins BuzzeU, b. 10 May, 1849, in Sanbomton. Res. in Tilton.
Children :
i Henry Elmer', b. 12 Sept., 1866; m. 8 April, 1890, Clara SuUoway
of Laconia. ChUdren b. in Tilton: 1. Ethel', b. 29 April, 1894.
2. Maude, b. 17 July, 1896. 3. Eva M., b. 26 Jan., 1898. 4.
Clarence, b. 5 June, 1899. 5. Emma Georgia.
h. Frankib, b. 3 April, d. 30 May, 1868.
iii. Bert Edward, b. 9 AprU, 1869; m. Mary Durgm of Franklm.
ChUdren: Eva', Earl, Ida, Amos, Edna.
iv. Amos Cornelius, b. 4 Nov., 1872; unm.; res. in Tilton.
V. Willie Tilton, b 27 June, 1875; m. 3 Aug., 1899, Evelyn MarteU of
Franklin. Children: EsteUa Elsie', Bemard T.
vi. Bessie May, b. 4 June, 1878; m. first, George Plummer; m. second,
Charles Daniels of Warren, who was fatally injured, 1909, in a saw-
miUl at Andover. ChUd by first marriage: Mildred' Plummer.
Child by second marriage: Maurice Daniels.
5. Eva Olena' Shaw (Richard; Johw) b. 24 March, 1854; m. 12 Dec, 1878,
Albert H. GUman, b. 5 Nov., 1854, m Sanbomton. ChUd: Ward
Eugene' GUman, b. 21 Oct., 1879, m C.

308 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
SIMPSON.
Prepared by Charles S. Simpson of Hibbing, Minn.
1. Benjamin' Simpson, b. in 1742, was among the pioneers of C, ha'ving set
tled there prior to 1764. He acquired several lots of land, one of which
was No. 180, in the 3d division, and the others were adjacent, or in the
¦vicinity. He signed the "Association Test" in 1776, and was a sol
dier in the Revolutionary war, serving three enlistments. First in
Lieut. Bragdon's New Hampshire Party, later in Capt. Titus Salter's
Co., N. H. Art., and on 20 Sept., 1776, he enlisted in Capt. Benjamin
Emery's Co. of Col. Baldwin's Regt., which was raised to reinforce the
Continental Army at New York, and on 28 Oct., 1776, was in the battle
of White Plains. His second -ivife was Wid. Mary (RoKe) Eastman,
dau. of Nathaniel Rohe of Concord, and granddau. of Henry Rolfe,
one of the grantees of Concord, and a descendant in the fourth genera
tion from Henry Rolfe, who came to Newbury, Mass., in 1630; a son of
Honour Rolfe of England. After the war, Benjamin Simpson contin
ued to res. in C, till 1809, when with his famUy he rem. to Rumford,
Me., where his son Wilham had preceded him. He bought land on
the east side of EUis River, and lived there until 1819. His dechning
years were spent with his youngest son, Joseph, in Byron, Me., where he
d. 27 Nov., 1828. Children by first marriage:
2. i. Benjamins, b. 1776.
3. u. William, b. 1778.
hi. John, emigrated West.
iv. Sarah, m.  Clark.
ChUdren by second marriage:
4. V. Nathaniel, b. 9 May, 1790.
5. -vi. Paul Rolpe, b. 1 Dec, 1791.
6. vh. Joseph, b. Feb., 1799.
2. Benjamins Simpson, Jr. (Benjamiw) was b. in C. in 1776, and was for
many years a res. of Concord. He m. fust, 1 Dec, 1795, Phoebe Todd,
of Temple. M. second, 18 Sept., 1804, Ruth, dau. of Joseph and Mary
Colby of Concord, b. in Concord, 25 AprU, 1787, and d. in Boscawen,
25 Dec, 1838. M. thud, 13 Nov., 1839, Mary C. Giles of Boscawen,
who d. 2 Sept., 1840. He d. in Boscawen, 18 Dec, 1847. Child by
first marriage:
i. Benjamin', b. July, 1799; m. Hannah Lee; d. m Lawrence, Mass., 9
Oct., 1873.
ChUdren by second marriage :
u. Eleanor, b. 1805, in Concord; m. Benjamm MorriU, b. 1797. She
d. 1854. ChUdren: 1. Ira E.' MorrUl, b. 1828; d. 26 Oct., 1853.
2. Adeline MorrUl, b. Dec, 1835; m. George Abbott of Spring
field, Mass. ChUd: Myra' Abbott, b. 1872. 3. Mary MorrUl
b. AprU, 1843; m. John B. Dodge of Penacook. Child: Fred
Morrill' Dodge, b. 5 Oct., 1873.
7. ih. John Oilman, b. 9 AprU, 1808.
8. iv. Hiram, b. 15 Nov., 1812.

GENEALOGIES. 309
3. WiLUAMS Simpson (Benjamiw) b. in C, in 1778, and at the age of fifteen
years enhsted in the U. S. Navy, and served five years on the ship
Portsmouth. In Jan., 1800, he m. Abigail Eastman, dau. of his father's
second wife. He lived in C. until 1806, when he emigrated to Rumford,
Me. The grant of Rumford was made by the Province of Mass. Bay
to citizens of Concord, and vicinity, who had suffered loss on account of
the settlement of the boundary hne between the Pro-vinces of N. H.
and Mass. Bay.
After a long dreary journey of several days, following the uncertain
bridle paths through an unbroken wilderness, across mountains and
streams, Wilham Simpson and his family reached the little colony of
Rumford where he acquired 80 acres of land not far from the present site
of the city of Rumford. Here he built a log house and made a clearing.
At the breaking out of the War of 1812 he was one of the fitrst to enUst
from his adopted to^svu and was in active service from July, 1812, to 24
Dec, 1814. He served in Capt. Thomas Harrison's Co., 9th Regt., U.
S. Inf., and in Capt. Wilham Wheeler's Co. of Inf., Ryerson's Regt.
of Mass. In 1817 he rem. to the adjoining town of Andover, and in
1825 from Andover to the east branch of Swift River in Byron, Me.
He d. 27 March, 1860, in Rumford. His wid. d. 10 Oct., 1870. ChU
dren;
i. Eliza', b. in C, 23 AprU, 1801; m. Thomas Abbott and settled in
Oxford, Me. Children: 1. James Monroe' Abbott, b. 13 Jan.,
1823. 2. Levi Bartlett Abbott, b. 23 Sept., 1824. 3. John
GUman Abbott, b. 11 Feb., 1826. 4. Hiram Emery Abbott,
b. 21 Jan., 1828.
ii. Mary, b. in C, 2 July, 1803; m. Uriah Phelps. Children: Eliza',
Solomon, Melvina, Rachel and Abigail Phelps.
hi. Sarah, b. in Rumford, Me., 19 July, 1806; m. Moses Taylor, 17
March, 1841. Child : Eugene' Taylor.
iv. Benjamin, b. 18 Aug., 1809, in Rumford, Me.; m. Nancy MitcheU.
Res. in Mexico, Me. ChUdren: 1. Darius N.', b. 10 Aug.,
1841; unm. 2. James K. P., b. 20 Oct., 1843. Soldier Civil
war; m. 9 June, 1879, Georgia A. Raymond.
V. John, b. 4 Aug., 1811, in Rumford, Me.; m. Sarah Bryant of Hali-
fa,x, Mass. ChUdren; Azel', George Lewis, Kate, AbigaU E.,
Delia, John H.
-vi. Daniel Fillmore, b. 26 Dec, 1818, in Andover, Me. In Capt.
John Barnard's Co. of Inf. for the protection of the Northeastern
Frontier in 1839; m. 1845, SU-vira, dau. of Jesse and Catherine
Shaw, of Buckfield, Me.; b. 28 Dec, 1816. She d. 8 Nov.,
1870. He m. second, 1873, Mary C. House, who d. Dec, 1905.
He d. 6 May, 1907. ChUdren:
1. George Fillmore', b. 6 Dec, 1845, in Byron, Me.; m. Almua
J. Foster of Hanson, Mass. He d. at Hanson, 20 March, 1893.
She d. April, 1906. Children: (1) Solon Francis'. (2) Ednah
J., d. young. (3) Susan, (4) SybU.
2. Maria Frances, b. 4 July, 1848, in Byron, Me.; d. No. Turner,
Me., 10 Oct., 1870.
3. Emma, b. 24 July, 1860, in Peru, Me.; m. Augustus M. Bonney,
of Buckfield, Me. Children: Mertie', Shiriey M., Gertrude,
Vina and Jessie Bonney.
4. Ella, b. 27 July, 1852, in Pera, Me.; m. AUen M. PhUhps of
Shirley, Me. ChUdren: NeUie' and Ethel PhUhps.

310 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
5. Charles Sumner, b. 5 Sept., 1855, in Buckfield, Me.; m.
Huldah E. Manthey, of Florence, Wis. Res. in Hibbing,
Minn. ChUdren: (1) Charies Filhnore', b. 2 Aug., 1898, in
Duluth, Minn. (2) Florence Henrietta, b. 24 June, 1900,
in Duluth; d. 2 Feb., 1901. (3) MUlard Hampton, b. m
Hibbing, Mum., 20 May, 1904.
vii. Abigail Oilman, b. 1821; m. first, 26 Sept., 1848, Lawson F. Clem
ent; m. second, 3 Feb., 1873, Sylvester Ne-wton. No chUdren.
viu. Enoch Adams, b. 17 July, 1823, in Byron, Me.; m. EmUy A. Rad-
cliffe, of Bridgewater, Mass. He was a soldier of the Ci-vil
war in Co. C, 27th Me. Vol. Inf.; d. in Lewiston, Me., 22 May,
1900. His wid. d. 22 March, 1909, at Auburn, Me. ChUdren;
1. Anna Adams, b. 1846; m. Simon D. Mitchell. 2. Joseph W.
b. 1850; m. Mary  .
4. Nathaniels Simpson (Benjamiw) b. in Concord, 9 May, 1790, but hved
in C. untU 1809, when he rem. to Rumford, Me. He m. 13 Nov., 1817,
Lydia, dau. of Joseph and Lydia (Goodwin) Elhot of Concord. He d.
in Rumford, 13 Dec, 1874, and his wid. d. 15 July, 1883. Children:
i. David E.', b. in Andover, Me., 15 Sept., 1820; m. 21 April, 1844,
Mary M. Newton. ChUdren: 1. Charles L.'; m. Lydia
(Thomas) Moore. 2. Frank.
ii. Eleanor, b. 4 July,  ¦; m. John DoUey, and d. 1891. Children:
1. William' DoUey, b. 19 Feb., 1864. 2. Emma DoUey, b. 1868,
d. in Rumford, Me., 28 Nov., 1888. 3. Lydia E. DoUey, b. 8
Feb., 1872.
5. Paul Rolfe' Simpson (Benjamiw) b. in Concord, 1 Dec, 1791, and
hved at C. until 1809, when he rem. with his parents to Rumford.
He was a soldier in the War of 1812, serving as Corp. in Capt. Bod^eU's
Co., 45th Regt., U. S. Inf., from Nov., 1812, to Jan., 1813. He reenhsted
in Capt. WUliam Wheeler's Co. of Inf., Ryerson's Regt. of Mass., 25
Sept., 1814, was again appointed Corp. and served until 6 Nov., 1814,
when discharged. He m. 15 July, 1821, Hannah M. Thomas. He
resided in Rumford, Me., and in Cambridgeport, Mass. He d. in Rum
ford, in 1881. Children:
i. Emily Bab', b. in Rumford, Me., 21 AprU, 1822; m. Moses Cutting;
d. 6 Nov., 1876. ChUdren: Southwick', Marcellus, Horace and
Nellie Cutting, u. Willard Eastman, b. 8 Sept., 1823. iu.
John Dana, b. 28 July, 1828. iv. Paul Bartlett, b. 6 Sept.,
1829. V. Hannah M., b. 14 Aug. 1831.
6. Josephs Simpson (Benjamiw) b. in C, Feb., 1799, and at the age of ten
years moved with his parents to Rumford, Me. He m. Octa-via MerriU
of Andover, Me. He was in Capt. John Barnard's Co. of Inf. for the
protection of the Northeastern Frontier in 1839. He resided in And
over and Byron, Me., until 1850, when he rem. to Wisconsin. He was
a pioneer settler of Byron, Fon du Lac County, where he d. 24 Nov.,
1867. Children:
i. Francilla N.', b. m Byron, Me., 28 July, 1820; m. in 1853, 
Tuttle. She d. 5 Nov., 1892. ChUdren: Eugene' Tuttle, b.
1855; d. 1870. Dora E. Tuttle, b. 1867.
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iii. Elvira;Barker, b. in Andover, Me., 9 Sept., 1831; m. 1866, Warren
Marston. She d. 1866. ChUdren: 1. Mary Marston, b. 9
AprU, 1858; m. 10 Oct., 1902, GiUmore Cooper of Wausau, Wis.
2. Howard Marston, b. 24 Nov., 1860, res. in St. Paul, Minn.
3. Edward Marston, b. 26 Dec, 1862; res. in St. Paul, Minn.
iv. Eveline, b. in Andover, Me., 10 Aug., 1833; m. Patrick Martin.
She d. 26 AprU, 1890. ChUdren: Mary Martin, b. 23 July,
1864; d. 10 Feb., 1874. Bella Martin, b. 23 March, 1871.
v. Adeline, b. in Andover, Me., 24 Jan., 1836; m. 28 Jan, 1867,
Christopher Scott. ChUdren; 1. Emma' Scott, b. 15 June,
1859; d. 16 Oct., 1861. 2. Edith Scott, b. 15 Nov., 1862. 3.
Lois Scott, b. 15 March, 1870; m. 2 March, 1894, Sumner Potter
of Danbury. ChUdren : Lois' Potter, b. 14 Nov., 1894, and Mary
Potter, b. 18 Jan., 1896. 4. Charies Warren Scott, b. 13 May,
1878; d. 16 Sept., 1879.
-vi. Emma, b. in Andover, Me., 10 Aug., 1838; d. Byron, Wis., 12 Dec,
1892; unm.
-vu. Charles A., b. in Phillips, Me., 1843; enlisted 15 Feb., 1864, Co. D,
36th Wis. Inf.; d. at New Orieans, 16 Aug., 1864.
-vih. AsBMA M., b. in Phillips, Me., 7 June, 1847; m. 14 Nov., 1867,
Warren Marston of Lomira, Wis. Child: Cora' Marston, b.
19 Dec, 1873; m. 15 Sept., 1892, Paul Bremer. ChUdren:
1. Trueman' Bremer, b. 23 May, 1894; d. 7 June, 1908. 2. War
ren M. Bremer, b. 1 Sept., 1895.
7. John Gilman' Simpson (Benjamiw, Benjamiw) was b. in Concord, 9
April, 1808; m. Jane White Shattuck, wid. of Prescott Couch. She
was b. 5 Sept., 1811, and d. 17 June, 1874. He d. 9 Aug., 1867. Chil
dren:
9. i. Mary Jane', b. 19 Aug., 1839.
10. h. Charles Bro-wn, b. Boscawen, 28 March, 1841.
hi. Warren Oilman, b. 24 Aug., 1855; d. 3 AprU, 1864.
8. Hiram' Simpson (Benjamiw, Benjamiw) b. in Concord, 15 Nov., 1812;
m. 24 March, 1836, Mary 3., dau. of Jeremiah and Nancy Wells Burpee,
b. in Boscawen, 9 Feb., 1817. They resided in Concord, where he d.
6 Sept., 1867; she, 7 Jan., 1900. Children:
i. Ruth Colby', b. Boscawen, 22 Jan., 1837; d. 10 Dec, 1844.
h. Mary Ann, b. Concord, 18 Nov., 1840; d. 7 Dec, 1859.
11. hi. Clara Dwight, b. 28 March, 1849.
12. iv. Roxana Peabody, b. 14 July, 1853.
9. Mary Jane' Simpson (John Gilman', Benjamin', Benjamiw) b. 19 Aug.,
1839; m. 24 Aug., 1862, George Calvin Chase of Webster. Children;
i. John Harris' Chase, b. 31 March, 1865; m. Laura Ossier. h.
George Warren Chasb, b. 28 March, 1868; m. Clara EUa
Heath, iu. Flora Jane Chase, b. 14 July, 1870; m. Adelbert
H. Cross, iv. Mary Etta Chase, b. 27 May, 1872; d. 1886.
V. Abby Belle Chase, b. 1 Oct., 1874; m. Walter Cross, vi.
Guy B. Chasb, b. 8 Dec, 1876; m. Emma Deemas. vu. Rose
Annie Chase, b. 28 June, 1878; m. Fred A. George, vui.
Grace Aieci Chase, b. 20 Dec,  ; m. Andrew George, ix.
Walter Herbert Chase, b. 22 Jan., 1884; unm.
10. Charles Bro-wn' Simpson (John Gilman', Benjamin', Benjamiw) b. in
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Brown of Chichester. He d. 30 Sept., 1865. Children; i. Elsie Jane'
Simpson, b. 24 Sept., 1863; m. u. John Warren Simpson, b. 1 Feb.,
1865; went to Omaha and was never heard from.
11. Clara Dwight' Simpson (Hiram', Benjamin', Benjamin') b. in Concord,
28 March, 1849; m. 3 Feb., 1866, John C. Morrison, who d. 23 March,
1896. Mrs. Morrison res. in Frankhn. Children; i. Hiram Simpson'
Morrison, b 23 July, 1867; d. 27 Aug., 1867. u. Mary Sunpson Morri
son, b. Concord, 25 Sept., 1868. ih. Lena Mabel Morrison, b. Concord,
12 March, 1871.
12. Roxana Peabody' Simpson (Hiram', Benjamin', Benjamin') b. in Con
cord, 14 July, 1853; m. 24 July, 1872, John H. Rolfe of Concord.
Children: i. Laurin Worth' Rolfe, b. Concord, 10 Sept., 1874. h.
Marian Simpson Rolfe, b. Concord, 28 March, 1887.
SMALL.
1. John' Small came to C. from Lee, where he was b. 6 May, 1761. He
m. Keziah Jackson, b. 19 Aug., 1765, in Lee. Children, b. in C. ;
i. Hannah-', b. 16 Oct., 1786.
u. Samuel, b. 9 March, 1789.
ih. John, twin, b. 25 Oct., 1791.
iv. Keziah, twin, b. 25 Oct., 1791.
2. V. Jeremiah, b. 16 June, 1794. -vi. AbigaU, b. 16 July, 1796. -vu.
Betsey, b. 16 Oct., 1798. -vih. Isaac, b. 12 March, 1801. ix.
SaUy, b. 17 May, 1803.
2. Jeremiahs Small (Johw) b. 16 June, 1794; m. 3 Feb., 1818, Hannah, dau.
of Elder Winthrop and Mary Otis Young. She was b. 25 June, 1790,
m C. (See Young Gen..), d. 22 July, 1883. He d. 23 Nov., 1868. Chil
dren, b. in C. :
William Plummer', b. 3 May, 1818.
Eliza H., b. 18 Nov., 1819.
Darius, b. 19 Oct., 1821.
Mary Jane, b. 10 Oct., 1823; m. 11 Jan., 1848, Enoch E. Pickard.
(See Pickard Gen.)
Simeon B., b. 10 Oct., 1824; d. unm.
Andrew Jackson, b. 24 June, 1828.
John, b. 6 Jan., 1831.
Winthrop Young, b. 24 May, 1833; m. first, Anna Corbett; second,
Mary Leech. No chUdren.
ix. Caroline, b. 6 Sept., 1837; m. 6 May, 1861, Sylvanus C. Moore.
(See Moore Gen.)
3. William Plummer' Small (Jeremiah', Johw) b. 3 May, 1818; m. first
23 May, 1846, Abi Blodgett; second, Abbie J., dau. of John M. and Abi
gaU (Cate) Heath, b. in Epsom. Children by first marriage, b. in C. :
i. Susan Anna', b. 28 May, 1847; d. 8 Sept., 1863.
h. Mary Ella, b. 6 April, 1850; m. 6 May, 1885, Frank H. MerriU.
(See Merrill Gen.)
iu. Melbourne, b. 6 April, 1851-52; d. 31 Aug., 1863.

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iv. Emma Abi, b. 24 Dec, 1854.
ChUdren by second marriage, b. in C. :
V. Walter M., b. 30 Nov., 1858; m. first, 30 Nov., 1895, in Chichester,
Ahce C, dau. of Hosea B. and Lavina J. (Fowler) Langley,
b. 23 June, 1867, in Chichester; d. 2 July, 1907, in Loudon; m.
second, 9 May, 1911, Mrs. SteUa (Sweatt) Page.
8. vi. Almon James, b. 9 Feb., 1869.
4. Eliza H.' Small (Jeremiah; Johw) b. 18 Nov., 1819; m. Nathan F. Fos
ter of Gihnanton. She d. 10 April, 1906. Children:
i. Charles Henry' Foster, u. Frank Albert Foster; m. Ivy Batch-
elder. Graduated Ann Arbor Medical School and practiced
medicine in Waltham, Mass.
5. Darius' Small (Jeremiah; Johw) b. 19 Oct., 1821; m. 24 Aug., 1850, m
C, Susan H., dau. of Abraham Heath. She d. May, 1884; he, 1894.
ChUdren, b. in C. ;
9. i. John A.', b. 28 Oct., 1853.
h. Charles Edwin, b. 23 June, 1860; m. 30 Jan., 1886, in C, M. Jennie,
dau. of Nicholas D. Garmon, b. in that part of GUmanton now
Belmont, 5 Jan., 1860. No children:
6. Andre-w Jackson' Small (Jeremiah', Johw) b. 24 June, 1828; m. Calista
Whitney, dau. of Wilham Howe. She was of English descent. She
d. 17 May, 1882. He served three years in the Civil war. He d. 22
Jan., 1897. Children:
i. Eva Gertrude', b. 31 March, 1858, in Northfield; m. 1 May, 1884,
in Tilton, Otto A. Gross, who was b. 24 March, 1860. u.
Charles H. iii. Alfaretta.
7. John' Small (Jeremiah; Johw) b. 6 Jan., 1831; m. 3 Nov., 1859, Sarah
E. Dennis. He d. 12 May, 1905. Child: i. Anna Addie', b. 22 May,
1866; m. first, 18 May, 1889, Fred J. Cole; m. second, 3 June, 1903,
Homer Van Cor.
8. Almon James' Small (WiUiam P.; Jeremiah', John') b. 9 Feb., 1869; m.
Florence G. Bagley, b. 14 Sept., 1866, in C. (See Bagley Gen.) Mrs.
SmaU d. in C, 14 Dec, 1910. Children, b. in C:
i. Anna Abi', b. 21 June, 1891; d. 20 Sept., 1900. u. Harry Elwood,
b. 28 April, 1894; d. 9 Sept., 1900. iu. Arabella Beatrice, b.
7 July. 1896. iv. Melbourne Jackson, b. 10 Dec, 1899; d. 13
Dec, 1899. v. Fred Eugene, b. 21 Oct., 1901. vi. Alhson
McClary, b. 10 July, 1906.
9. John A.' Small (Darius', Jeremiah', Johw) b. 28 Oct., 1853; m. 1 May,
1878, in Belmont, Sarah E., dau. of Jewett E. Maxfield. She was b.
in Belmont, 3 Dec, 1857. Children;
i. Orison J.', b. 7 March, 1883; m. 20 Jan., 1907, Emma Sanders, b.
16 June, 1886.
h. Susie May, b. 10 March, 1886; d. 19 Nov., 1885.
ih. Beatrice May, b. 29 Jan., 1889 ; d. 16 Aug., 1890.

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SMITH.
1. Jeremiah' Smith was b. 5 Aug., 1825, in Lough Gael, City Antrim, Ire
land. His father was Robert' Smith, who m. Sarah, dau. of WUham
Carr. Roberts d. in Peabody, Mass. His wife d. in Ireland. The
grandfather of Jeremiah' was Jeremiah' Smith. He m. Rose, dau. of
Thomas Olednary. Both d. in Ireland. Jeremiah' Smith m. 4 AprU,
1849, in E. Concord, Mary, dau. of Robert McKerley, b. 1823, in Ken-
billy, City Antrim, Ireland; d. 26 Nov., 1905, in C. Mr. Smith rem.
from Concord to C. Dec, 1868; prachased the Stephen Young farm
and resided there tiU 1887, when he purchased the DybaU farm; resided
there tUl 1908 when he rem. to Chichester. Children:
2. i. Sarah Jane', b. 5 June, 1852.
ii. Mary Elizabeth, d. at the age of two years.
iii. Martha Ann, b. 1 Jan., 1866.
iv. Robert, d. at the age of two years.
3. V. Mary Elizabeth.
vi. Robert Jeremiah, b. 8 Jan., 1864; d. 26 Feb., 1903, in C.
2. Sarah Jane' Smith (Jeremiah', Robert', Jeremiah') b. 6 June, 1862; m.
30 Sept., 1874, in Concord, Frank Paul Seavey. ChUdren, b. in Con
cord:
i. Frank Robert' Seavby, b. 7 July, 1876: m. 30 July, 1895, Nettie
Marion, dau. of Charles B. and Louisa (Upton) Sheldon of
Peterborough. Charles Sheldon was a veteran of the Ci-vil war.
ChUdren, b. in Peterborough : 1 . Louise Adele« Seavey, b. 7 Dec,
1896. 2. Paul Sheldon Seavey, b. 17 July, 1898.
ii. Etta Adel Blanche Seavey, b. 23 Sept., 1878.
3. Mary Elizabeth' Smith (Jeremiah', Robert', Jeremiah') m. first, Feb.,
1875, in Concord, Edwin Lougee; m. second, 19 May, 1894, in Bellows
Falls, Vt., William H. Hall. Children by first marriage:
Frederic Jeremiah' Lougee, b. 2 March, 1876, in Concord.
Harry A. Lougee, b. 31 May, 1878, in Penacook.
;h. George Edwin Lougee, b. 15 June, 1880, in Suncook.
SMITH.
1. Reuben' Smith, who moved from Exeter to Sanbomton, before 1779;
settled at the foot of Colby (GUe's) HUl, south of Clark's Comer;
d. 30 March, 1797. Mrs. Smith d. 28 Sept., 1815, aged 94. They had
six chUdren of whom Noah', the youngest, m. 9 Dec, 1784, Mercy,
dau. of Jonathan and Anna (Taylor) Chase of Loudon. They had ten
children of whom Thoinas SewaU', the youngest, settled in C.
2. Thomas Sewall' Smith (Noah', Reuben') b. 25 May, 1809, in Sanbomton;
m. Nancy Taylor, b. 1812, dau. of Benjamin (son of Col. Wilham Tay
lor of Sanbomton) and Sally (Whitcher) Taylor of Upper Gilmanton,
now Belmont. As early as 1838, Mr. Smith was residing at HiU's
Comer, and he continued a res. untU his death. Mrs. Smith d. 12
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i. Thomas Cawley', b. 12 March, 1835, in Sanbomton; m. 8 Jan.,
1864, Jane, dau. of Stephen Dearborn Shirley, of E. TUton, b.
25 Jan., 1838. He was a veteran of the Civil war, having served
in Co. C, 1st N. H. Hea-vy Art. Settled on the homestead of
his father, the old Barker place, at HiU's Corner where he
remained during life, improving and enlarging the estate. D. 1
March, 1910. Mrs. Smith d. 29 June, 1911. No chUdren.
h. Lucy Jane, b. 1837; m. 29 Nov., 1855, Arthur L. Davis of C; resided
in Concord. She d. 23 Sept., 1860. Child : Clara Mead' Davis,
b. 8 Oct., 1857; m. D. J. Hurlburt and res. in Laconia. Mr.
Da-vis m. second, Susan T. Smith; m. third, Rhoda Jane Col-
hns; m. fourth, Mrs. Sophia R. (Stowell) Sanborn.
3. hi. Julia A., b. 18 Feb., 1839.
4. iv. John Cole, b. 18 May, 1847.
Z. Julia A'. Smith (Thomas Sewalb, Noah', Reubew) b. 18 Feb., 1839; m.
1 May, 1859, Horace O. Bugbee of Lake ViUage. Children:
i. Stella S.' Bugbee, b. 21 June, 1860. h. Almon C. Bugbee, b. 3
Dec, 1863. ih. Wilbur T. Bugbee, b. 18 Dec, 1871; d. 27
March, 1872.
4. John Colb' Smith (Thomas Sewalb, Noah', Reubew) b. 18 May, 1847; m.
first, 29 April, 1866, Abbie J., dau. of Richard Shaw. (See Shaw Gen.)
She d. 27 June, 1893. He m. second, Mary, wid. of Joseph Cota, whose
children were John B., Nellie, Hattie and Mamie Cota. Mr. Smith was
a soldier in the Ci-vil war, serving in Co. K, 5th N. H. Regt. He res.
at HUl's Corner. Children :
i. Minnie B.', b. 13 May, 1867; m. first, 3 May, 1885, Charles Patten,
who d. 22 Dec, 1894. ChUdren: 1. Daisy Patten, b. 31 Aug.
1888. 2. Joseph Patten, b. 8 July, 1890. Minnie B. m.
second, 3 July, 1897, Edgar Davis.
u. Lena E., b. 10 Feb., 1875; m. 14 Aug., 1902, Harry Ingerson. Chil
dren; 1. Doris' Ingerson, b. 6 May, 1903. 2. Edith Ingerson,
b. 14 June, 1907. 3. Elenor Ingerson, b. 10 Dec, 1908; d. 30
AprU, 1910.
hi. Lillian M., b. 6 July, 1877; m. Leland Bundy. One chUd.
iv. Vernie C. C, b. 10 April, 1883; m. Stella Ham. Children: 1.
Violet', b. Sept., 1904. 2. Abbie, b. 22 Aug., 1907. 3. Bertha,
b. 16 March, 1908. SNOW.
1. Ernest White' Snow, son of Andrew Fayette' and IsabeUe (Howland)
Snow and grandson of David' Snow, was b. 2 Oct., 1874, in Whitefield;
m. 24 Dec, 1896, m Belmont, LiUa Ivanette, dau. of Martin L. Lane.
She was b. 26 Nov., 1878, in Center Harbor. They moved to C, March,
1906. Children: i. Lurline Lane', b. 22 Nov., 1900. ii. Martin
Fayette, b. 1 Dec, 1902. SNYDER.
1. John' Snyder was b. 22 May, 1776, at Frankfort-on-the-Rhine, Germany.
He came to Boston, 1800; m. 1805 at Marblehead, Mass., Mrs. Sarah
Nicholson, dau. of Sylvester and Sarah Stevens; settled in C, 1829.
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May, 1851, aged 69. They had seven children, five of whom lived to
be heads of famihes. Three, Elizabeths, Christopher and John, spent
a large part of their life in C. Elizabeth, b. in Marblehead ; m. 31 March,
1864, Ezra B., son of Ezekiel and Huldah (Burbank) Getchell, b. in
Wethersfield, Vt. She d. 1887. Christopher Snyder, b. in Deerfield,
N. Y., d. 14 Nov., 1864, m C.
2. Johns Snyder (Johw) b. 24 Sept., 1814, at Utica, N. Y.; m. 9 Feb., 1843,
at C, AbigaU S. MerriU, b. 19 Oct., 1814, at Orange. She was a dau.
of James MerrUl who was b. 16 March, 1775, in Amesbury, Mass. Her
mother, Elizabeth Heath Merrill, was b. 18 Jan., 1784, at Sandovra;
d. 7 April, 1870, in C. John Snyder was by occupation a carpenter
and pump buUder. He was appointed Lieutenant of the Company of
Riflemen in the 38th Regt. of N. H. Militia, 1 AprU, 1842. He was
honorably discharged at his own request, 20 April, 1843. AbigaU
(MerrUl) Snyder d. 14 Jan., 1872. He m. second, 13 Aug., 1873, at
Concord, Ellen Elizabeth, dau. of Jonathan and Abigail (Bancroft)
Hamlet. Jonathan Hamlet d. 27 Feb., 1866; his -wife d. 12 Jime, 1883.
John Snyder d. 16 Dec, 1898, in C. Children by first marriage; i.
James M.', b. 27 Jan., 1844. u. Charies T., b. 28 Dec, 1846; d.
3 July, 1867. iu. George C, b. 22 Aug., 1849; d. 22 Jan., 1852. iv.
Frank P., b. 21 Dec, 1851.
ChUd by second marriage: v. Ethel Hamlet, b. 11 Jan., 1877; d. 2 July,
1898.
3. James M.' Snyder (John; Johw) b. 27 Jan., 1844; m. 1873, Mary E.
Fitts, b. 1852, at Webster. He is a carpenter and a building contractor.
He has served the town of Webster several years as selectman and
member of the school board. ChUdren:
i. Nellie Alberta', b. 30 March, 1877; m. Walter Chase of Concord.
Child: Alan Snyder' Chase, b. 13 May, 1909.
u. Mahlon J., b. May, 1879; m. Lizzie Avery. Their two children are:
1. Ethel', b. 20 April, 1908. 2. Bessie May, b. 10 Oct., 1909.
4. Frank P.' Snyder (Johw, John') b. 21 Dec, 1851, m. 26 Nov., 1884, Mrs.
Dora E. Brown, b. 11 Aug., 1858. She had a dau., Bessie E., who m.
Oscar F. Timlin and lives in Dorchester, Mass. Dora Brown Snyder
d. Dec, 1897. Frank P.' Snyder was an upholsterer in Boston; d. 1
Feb., 1897.
5. Elizabeth H.' Snyder (Elizabeth' Johw) b. 8 June, 1841, in C; m. 3
Dec, 1857, Jason Chamberiam of Marblehead, Mass. He d. 4 July,
1899. ChUdren: 1. Eleanor A.' Chamberiam. 2. Sarah M. Cham
beriam. 3. WiUiam H. Chamberiain. 4. George J. Chamberiain. 5.
Mary F. Chamberiam. 6. Daniel A. Chamberiain. 7. LiUa S.
Chamberlain. SQUIERS.
1. Hiram Clarks Squiers, b. 4 Dec, 1821, in St. Albans, Vt., son of PhUip'
and Carolme (Clark) Squiers; m. first, Alma, dau. of James and Phebe
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Allen of GUmanton; served four years in the Civil war; resided in C.
several years; d. 4 AprU, 1897, in Manchester. ChUdren, all by first
marriage:
i. Mary Anne', b. 14 Aug., 1839, in St. Albans; m. C. Robert Foss of
Manchester, a soldier in the CivU war; d. Jan., 1867. ChUdren:
1. Charles' Foss. 2. Lucy Foss, m. WiUiam Farmer.
u. Elvira Clark, b. 23 April, 1841; m. first, Charles Li-vingstone, b.
. inVt. He served in the Civil war; d. in Reasnor, la. Child:
Charles' Li-vingstone. She m. second, Stephen M. Emery of
Reasnor. (See Emery Gen.)
hi. Ruby Woodworth, b. 31 Dec, 1846, in Swanton, Vt.; m. 18 Nov.
1865, Frank Peverly. (See Peverly Gen.)
iv. Phebe Louise, b. 7 April, 1851; m. first, Joseph Heath of C. (See
Heath Gen.); m. second, Moses Gerrish Shaw, b. in Salisbury.
Children: 1. Pliny Shaw. 2. Jessie Shaw. 3. Plummer Shaw.
V. Philip James, b. 30 Dec, 1856.
-vi. Hiram Frank, b. 27 AprU, 1868, in Vt.; m. Louise Roberts, b. in
Manchester. Child: Bertha.'
STEVENS.
In nearly every state of the Union there are descendants of WiUiam' Stevens,
the progenitor of the Stevens family of C, who came with his brother John
and mother "Wid. Ann Stevens from Gonsham, Oxford Co., Eng., in the
ship Confidence" to Newbury, Mass., in 1638.
1. William' settled in Newbury; m. Elizabeth Bitfield of Newbury, 19
May, 1645. He d. 19 May, 1663. Three children, of whom John' was
the second.
2. Johns Ste-vens (William') b. 19 Nov., 1660, took the oath of allegiance
in 1669 and again in 1678; m. 9 March, 1669, Mary, dau. of AquUa and
Anne (Wheeler) Chase, who was b. in Newbury, 3 Feb., 1650. He
resided in Newbury, HaverhUl and Gloucester. His wiU dated 19 May,
1715, mentions his ten children by name of whom Otho' was the young
est.
3. Ensign Otho' Ste-vens (John; William'), b. 1702, in HaverhUl, Mass.,
d. 1771, m Hampstead; m. first, 21 March, 1723, AbigaU, dau. of Josiah
and Mary (Lufkin) Kent, b. in West Gloucester, Mass., 9 July, 1697;
d. in Hampstead. They resided on "Kent's Farm " and there their chil
dren were b. M. second, Mary Dodge. Nine children by first mar
riage, of whom Otho' was the second child.
4. Otho' Stevens (Otho', John') b. 1726; m. AbigaU Emerson, 28 Oct.,
1752. He was constable of Hampstead, 1754-56. He served in the
French and Indian war, was in Wolfe's Brig., at Quebec, and was
seriously mjured m climbing the Heights of Abraham. He was conveyed
to Ft. Oswego, where he d. 21 Sept., 1759. His wife, who was b. in
Hampstead 20 March, 1737, was dau. of Benjamin and Hannah (Watts)
Emerson and through her mother a descendant of the famous Hannah
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at Hampstead for a few years. WhUe visiting her sister, Mrs. Susan
Chase of C, she met Dea. David Morrill, to whom she was m. 28 Dec,
1763 and with her children moved to C. She d. 30 June, 1833, and was
buried in the cemetery at the Center. Children of Otho and Abigail
(Emerson) Stevens:
i. Abiah', b. 23 Aug., 1753; m. John A. Moore, of Loudon.
5. h. Simon, b. 14 March, 1755.
6. ih. Jesse, b. 22 Jan., 1757.
iv. Jacob, b. 16 March, 1759; d. 27 Feb., 1760.
5. Simon' Stevens (Otho*, Otho') b. 14 March, 1755, in Hampstead; came to
C. about 1763; m. Elizabeth Boynton, b. 10 Nov., 1754; d. 9 Feb., 1846.
He d. 19 June, 1825. Children, b. in C. ;
i. Otho', b. 22 July, 1776; m. Susan Robinson. One son: Orlando',
m. 9 Oct., 1863, Eliza A. Batchelder (See Batchelder Gen.),
who -with his mother rem. to New York.
h. Edmund, b. 3 July, 1778; m. Betsey Shepard of Gilmanton, d. in
C. 10 March, 1842. He d. 13 Dec, 1854. Children: 1. Ehza
Etta', b. 29 Oct., 1810; m. 3 May, 1842, Rev. James Doldt of
Effingham. She d. 1 March, 1867. 2. Wilham Shepard, b.
21 June, 1816.
Da-vid, b. 10 Nov., 1780; d. 3 Dec, 1806.
Betsey, b. 8 Dec, 1783.
John, b. 29 July, 1786.
Jesse, b. 29 Sept., 1788.
Mary, b. 13 Sept., 1791.
Abiah, b. 12 Oct., 1793; m. Ebenezer Batchelder. (See Batchelder
Gen.)
Moses, b. 29 July, 1796.
Abigail, b. 11 Sept., 1799; m. Mark Davis. (See Da-vis Gen.)
Thomas Jefferson, b. 18 July, 1801.
Simon, Jr., b. 18 July, 1803; d. 16 Sept., 1806.
6. Jesse' Stevens (Otho; Otho') b. 22 Jan., 1767; m. Elizabeth Heath.
Children:
i. Elizabeth or Betsey', b. 20 Oct., 1784; m. 6 Oct., 1807, Ezekiel
MorriU. (See Morrill Gen.)
h. Susanna, b. 23 July, 1789; m. Jonathan Ayers. (See Ayers Gen.)
iii. Anna (Nancy), b. 4 Dec, 1791.
iv. Asa, b. 5 May, 1794; m. 18 Jan., 1826, Susanna, dau. of Abiel and
Susanna (Moore) Foster. (See Foster Gen.) Res. in C. tUl
1833, when he rem. to Ohio. ChUdren, first three b. in C: 1.
Alfred', b. Dec, 1826. 2. Abiel Foster, b. 27 Aug., 1827. 3.
Martha Amanda, b. 2 March, 1833; m.  Little. Res.
in AbUene, Kan. 4. Emma S., m.  Hobart. Res. in
Parsons, Kan.
7. Betsey' Stevens (Simow, Otho*) b. 8 Dec, 1783; m. 18 Aug.,
1801, Samuel, son of Samuel and Muiam (Tucker) Sargent of C. (See
Sargent Gen.)
8. John' Stevens (Simow, Otho*) b. 29 July, 1786; d. 8 July, 1869; m.
March, 1810, Submit, dau. of Dea. Newcomb of Greenvrich, Mass.,
b. 1790; d. 30 Sept., 1825. After his m. Mr. Stevens rem. to Boscawen.
In 1836, he moved West. Children, b. in Boscawen: David', Bradford,
Adaline, Calvin, Justus, Louisa, Submit, Elizabeth.

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9. Jbsse' Stevens (Simon; Otho*) b. 29 Sept., 1788; m. 30 Nov., 1814,
AbigaU Sherburne, b. 16 March, 1793, m Epsom, d. 9 July, 1880.
Children, b. in C:
i. Harriet', b. 23 Dec, 1815; m. Gardner Mason. (See Mason Gen.)
13. h. Mary Ann, b. 12 Jan., 1818.
hi. Sylvester, b. 21 Jan., 1820; m. 21 Oct., 1845, Mary Otis, dau. of
Otis and Katherine (Johnson) Young, b. 13 July, 1818. He d.
1 AprU, 1902; she, 23 April, 1903. ChUdren, b. in Chiches
ter; 1. Mary Ehzabeth', b. 7 Dec, 1851. 2. Georgia Anna,
b. 3 July, 1854; m. 12 Oct., 1887, James F. Burke of Boston.
One son: James H.' Burke, b. 23 Oct., 1894. Mrs. Burke d.
22 Feb., 1899, in Brooklyn, N. Y.
14. iv. Caroline, b. 17 Sept., 1822.
15. V. Susan Tilton, b. 26 July, 1825.
vi. Nancy Vicbna, b. 26 Jan., 1829; m. 22 June, 1862, Moody S. Far-
num of Concord, b. 10 Dec, 1824; d. 10 Feb., 1900.
16. -vii. Albert, b. 24 Jan., 1833.
-viu. Sarah Gage, b. 31 May, 1836; d. 22 Nov., 1838.
10. Mary' Stevens (Simow, Otho*) b. 13 Sept., 1791; m. Jesse Emerson of
Newburyport, Mass., b. in HoUis. In 1836, they rem. to French Grove,
Buda, IU. He d. 1838. ChUdren; AbigaU' Emerson, Mary Stevens
Emerson, Jesse Emerson, Roxanna Emerson, Josephine Emerson,
WUham Ed-win Emerson, George Stevens Emerson and Ehzabeth
Emerson.
11. MosES' Stevens (Simow, Otho*, ) b. 29 July, 1796; m. 4 Jan., 1820,
Mary Stevens, b. 19 Oct., 1798; d. 28 June, 1870, in IU. Children:
David' and Elbridge, both b. in C. He d. 22 Feb., 1864.
12. Thomas J.= Stevens (Simow, Otho*) b. 18 July, 1801; m. first, Elizabeth
Smith of C; second, Mrs. Eliza Simpson in Concord, 1854. Moved to
Buda, IU., 1836; d. 22 March, 1853. Children by first marriage, b. iu'C .
Lurana', Mary, Joseph, Emeline, Frank W. Children, b. in 111.; Caro
line, Sarah J., Ehzabeth.
13. Mary A.' Ste^vens (Jesse, Simow) b. 12 Jan., 1818; m. 4 June, 1840,
Rufus, son of Isaac Virgin, of Concord, b. 7 Jan., 1818; d. 26 Jan., 1899.
ChUdren:
i. Ellen Amanda' Virgin, b. 22 March, 1842; d. 12 Nov., 1909.
u. Emma Amelia Virgin, b. 16 March, 1845; m. 24 June, 1880, Nathan
Pingree. He d. 3 May, 1897.
hi. Frank Pierce Virgin, b. 3 Oct., 1847; d. 10 Aug., 1871.
iv. Esther Ann Virgin, b. 9 Aug., 1850; m. 30 Nov., 1872, Frank P.
Batchelder of Loudon. He d. 1 April, 1900. Children:
Susan Mary Batchelder, b. 12 Nov., 1877; m. 9 Aug., 1905, Dr.
. John CaMn Huckins. Chi d : John Haven" Huckins, b. 24 Dec,
1906. 2. Caroline Ethel Batchelder, b. 28 June, 1880. 3. Bertha
Edith Batchelder, b. 1 July, 1885; m. 10 March, 1904, Fred B.
Rowe. 4. Gladys Mildred Batchelder, b. 16 May, 1892.
V. Fred Peaslee Virgin, b. 25 Jan., 1863; m. 13 June, 1876, Ada L.
Batchelder of Loudon. He d. 29 May, 1908. Children: 1.
Arthur RusseU' Virgin, b. 2 May, 1877. 2. Lelia Stevens
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vi. Fales Perley Virgin, b. 31 Oct., 1856; m. 24 Dec, 1879, Rose E.
Johnson of Concord. Children: 1. Bessie EUa» Virgin, b. 21
Feb., 1880; m. 5 Sept., 1906, Roy W. Maynard of Loudon.
Children: Hazel Beatrice", Clarence Virgin and Helen Ger
trade Maynard. 2. Belle Fiorina Virgin, b. 26 Dec, 1882. 3.
Bernice Johnson Virgin, b. 16 Aug., 1889.
14. Caroline' Ste-vens (Jesse', Simow) b. 17 Sept., 1822; m. 18 April, 1849,
Stephen Clark of Boston, Mass. Res. in Concord. Children:
i. Fred Everett' Clark, d. in infancy.
h. Frank Edward Clark, m. Jennie Estelle Smith. Children: 1.
Fred Everett' Clark, d. in infancy. 2. Ethel Clark.
15. Susan T.' Stevens (Jesse; Simon') b. 26 July, 1825; m. 10 Feb., 1851,
David A. MorriU of C. Res. in E. Concord. ChUd:
i. Albert Jesse' Morrill, b. 9 Nov., 1859; m. Rose, dau of Charles
H. and Mary E. (Boyce) Colby, b. 20 Sept., 1862. Children:
1. Grace' MorriU. 2. John J. MorriU.
16. Albert' Stevens (Jesse', Simow) b. 24 Jan., 1833; m. Susan Ellen,
dau. of Reuben Goodwin, b. 7 July, 1839. He remained on the home
farm imtU 1861, when he rem. to E. Concord. ChUdren:
i. Lillian Mabel', b. 24 Feb., 1868 ; d. in infancy.
ii. Jesse Good-win, b. 24 June, 1870; m. Sarah O. Regan, b. 20 Feb.,
1873. ChUdren: 1. Ernest Edwin', b. 3 Nov., 1897. 2. Geor
gia Ahce, b. 30 March, 1900. 3. Susie Lucy, b. 1 Nov., 1901.
4. Mary LUlian, b. 1 Dec, 1903.
STREETER.
1. Raplh' Streeter (David) b. 17 Feb., 1813, in Lisbon; m. 8 July, 1835,
Caroline E., dau. of Benjamin Daley. She was b. 25 Jan., 1820, in
Lisbon, d. 11 Oct., 1859, in Northfield; m. second, Mrs. Adehne Winch,
twin sister of first wife. She d. 15 March, 1891, in C. He came to C. in
1845; was a farmer and mechanic; d. 6 May, 1877, in C. ChUdren by
first marriage:
2. i. Martin V. B.', b. 22 Jan., 1837.
h. Hiram, b. 16 Feb., 1840; m. 29 Sept., 1861, Sevira, dau. of Shubael
and Polly Glines of Northfield, b. 30 April, 1843. (See Glines
Gen.) He was master mechanic of the Stevens' Mills, Frank
lin, for thirty years; 32d degree Mason.
hi. Catharine D., b. 28 July, 1843; d. 2 Sept., 1849.
iv. Lydia B., b. 11 Dec, 1845; m. 28 Sept., 1860, Tristram McDaniel.
(See McDaniel Gen.)
V. Louisa, b. 29 Feb., 1848; d. 8 Aug., 1849.
-vi. Sarah Ann, b. 14 May, 1850; d. 11 Oct., 1863.
vii. Hannah, b. 19 July, 1852; d. 7 Oct., 1868.
3. -viu. Charles A., b. 17 AprU, 1855.
ix. Frank E., b. 1 Oct., 1857; m. EUen Warborton. He is a mechanic:
had charge of a machine shop in HaverhUl, Mass., for several
years. One child.
Children by second marriage :
X. Carrie E., b. 9 May, 1862; m. 4 June, 1880, George Noyes. (See
Noyes Gen.)
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2. Martin V. B.' Streeter (Ralph', David) b. 22 Jan., 1837, in Lisbon; m.
18 Oct., 1859, Elizabeth McDaniel of C. (See McDaniel Gen.) She
d. 27 July, 1890. He m. second, 18 Feb., 1892, in C, Mrs. Isolme
McDaniel. He was supt. for many years of the pulp mill at Franklin;
d. 28 March, 1898, in Northfield. ChUdren by first marriage:
i. Nellie Louise', b. 26 May, 1864, in Somer-viUe, Mass.; m. 1 Jan.,
1891, in Frankhn, Louis John Cherrier. She d. 22 March, 1893,
in Nashua.
4. ii. Walter William, b. 3 Dec, 1865.
hi. Dora May, b. 17 May, 1872, in Franklin; m. Harry Gordon.
5. iv. Maud Elizabeth, b. 4 May, 1880.
3. Charles A.' Streeter (Ralph', David') b. 17 AprU, 1855; m. Annie Pet-
tingiU, b. 16 March, 1863. He was supt. of pulp miU in Franklin for
several years. ChUdren:
i. Ralph', b. 15 Dec, 1885. u. Hazel, b. 8 Nov., 1891. hi. Deborah,
b. 23 Sept., 1897. iv. Ruby, b. 16 March, 1904.
4. Walter William' Streeter (Martin V. B.', Ralph', David') b. 3 Dec,
1865, Ul C; m. 15 Dec, 1888, in Tilton, Cora Maud, dau. of Edwin and
Sarah E. Moorhouse, b. 20 Nov., 1868, in Lakeport. ChUdren:
i. Sarah Elizabeth', b. 10 Oct., 1890, in Franklin; m. 7 July, 1909,
in Warren, Sydney C. Weeks. Child: NeweU Eaton' Weeks,
b. 2 April, 1910, in Warren, u. Nelhe Louise, b. 27 March,
1893, in Franklm; m. 25 Feb., 1910, in Sanbomton, Waldo C.
BaUey. Child; MUdred Streeter' Bailey, b. 21 Dec, 1910, in
New Boston, iu. Martin Hiram, b. 23 Oct., 1895, in Frankhn.
iv. Beatrice LiUian, b. 1 Sept., 1898, in Tilton. v. Edwin
Sumner, b. 10 Sept., 1900, in Northfield. vi. Gladys Moor
house, b. 15 March, 1904, in Northfield. -vh. Walter Eugene,
b. 3 July, 1906, in Northfield. viu. Nora Loett, b. 12 April,
1910, m Northfield.
5. Maud Elizabeth' Streeter (Martin V. B.', Ralph; David') b. 4 May,
1880, in Franklin; m. 19 June, 1900, in Franklhi, Scott Frank Taylor.
ChUdren, b. m Hyde Park, Mass.; i. Clarence Scott' Taylor, b. Aug.,
1903. u. Donald Francis Taylor, b. 4 Dec, 1908.
SUTTON.
The first reference to the Sutton family in the C. records is when the wid.
Margaret Sutton was taxed in 1776. Her name continues on the tax list
untU 1787, but not appearing as the head of a famUy in the U. S. Census of
1790, it is presumed that she went to res. with her son John, with whom she
remamed untU her death, 12 March, 1816. Whether she was accompanied
by her husband when she came to C. is not known. If so, he d. soon after
her arrival. The following entries relative to the Sutton family appear in
the town register of births, marriages and deaths:
The birth of Michael Sutton's chUdren:
i. Stephen, b. 1 Sept., 1756, probably the Stephen who m. 10 Oct.,
1800, Betsey Folsom. u. Michael, b. 11 Sept., 1757; d. Sept.,
1797. hi. Edmund, b. 4 May, 1759, d. 11 Feb., 1776. iv.
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Mary, b. 2 Dec, 1760, d. 27 March, 1761. v. John, b. 14 Jan.,
1762, d. at Concord, 1840. -vi. Solomon, b. 18 May, 1765, d.
Oct., 1814.
Wid. Margaret Sutton, the mother of the above, d. 12 March, 1816, aged
86 years, 9 months and 10 days.
Johns Sutton (Michael') b. 14 Jan., 1762; m. Lydia Lyford, 12 March, 1788.
She was b. at Epping, 31 March, 1762, and dau. of John' Lyford
(Thomas', Francis'). (See Lyford Gen.) Children:
i. John, Jr.', b. 29 Nov., 1788, d. 14 Sept., 1801. h. Polly, b. 26
Dec, 1790. ih. Samuel Gerrish, b. 26 April, 1793; m. 19 Jan.,
1817, Sarah Graham of Concord, iv. Thomas Lyford, b. 14 Oct.,
1795; d. 21 March, 1809. v. Harmon, b. 16 March, 1798.
vi. Eunice, b. 27 Sept., 1801; m. 13 May, 1819, Frederick
Chase of C. vii. Nancy, b. 24 May, 1804.
Edmunds Sutton (Michaeb) b. 4 May, 1769; d. 11 Feb., 1776; m. and had
at least one chUd.
i. EDMUND',b. in Loudon, 16 Nov., 1782; m. Lucy Morton, b. in Gorham,
Me., 1785. Children: 1. Margaret, b. Farmington, Me.,
1806. 2. Hannah Adams, b. Freeman, Me., 26 March, 1806.
3. Nancy Carlton, b. Freeman, Me., 17 Sept., 1809. 4. James
F., b. 2 Dec, 1816; d. 8 Feb., 1818. 5. Mahala Jane, b. 9 AprU,
1819.
John Sutton was town clerk of C. for several years. The last entry in the
early register of -vital statistics is as follows;
"Where births or marriages are recorded without naming the place, they are
to be considered as belonging to Canterbury, so far as has been recorded by
me, the subscriber, and I do recommend it to my successors to consider it in
hke manner or else to note the place of the birth and the place of abode of
each person at the time of their marriage. " "John Sutton, Town Clerk.
"Canterbury, March, 9, 1806."
Stephen Sutton, the first bom of Margaret Sutton, appears on the tax hst
in 1778, when he was in his twenty-second year, and again in 1785 and 1787.
He is not found in the U. S. Census of 1790, unless he was residing with one of
his brothers. Michael Sutton is taxed for the first time in 1779, again in 1785
and 1787 and he is enumerated in the Census of 1790. His family, including
himself, consisted of two males of sixteen or over, two males under sixteen
and three females, one of whom was probably his wife. The additional male
of sixteen or over may have been his brother Stephen or his brother Solomon.
The latter is taxed in 1785 and 1787, but is not found in the Census of 1790.
An Edmund Sutton of a later generation, who lived a mile and a quarter
north of the Chase farm in the HUl's Corner school district and worked for
Levi Chase, must have been a grandson of Margaret Sutton. This Edmund
had a dau. who m. Simeon Spencer who was a tenant after m. on the Nathaniel
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When administration was granted on the estate of Margaret Sutton in 1816,
Stephen Sutton declined administration in favor of his brother John. The
latter presented a bill for the care of his mother from March, 1806, to March,
1816. There are credits in the bill of payments by Edmund Grover and Capt.
Thomas Curry for the use of her place. Mrs. Sutton's real estate consisted
of a forty-acre lot in C. which was appraised at $325. John Sutton's bond
as administrator was signed by his brother Stephen and by Thomas Lyford.
Stephen Sutton resided in the Hill's Comer school district from 1801 to
1805 on the farm where James G. Lyford settled and is said to be buried in
the cemetery on that farm. SWASEY.
1. Benjamin Connor' Swasey, b. in Gilmanton; m. Jemima Gibson, b. 2
May, 1790. She d. 19 July, 1830; he, 1871 in C, aged 83. ChUdren:
i. Da-vids, b. July, 1813.
u. Mary, b. 8 July, 1814, in Gilford; m. A. B. Boyce. (See Boyce Gen.)
2. hi. Naaman G., b. 5 Feb., 1818.
iv. Lyman T., b. 11 Nov., 1821; d. 20 Jan., 1849; unm.
3. V. George Shattuck, b. 16 Jan., 1825.
vi. Benjamin C, b. 27 March, 1829.
2. Naaman G.s, Swasey (Benjamin') b. 5 Feb., 1818; m. 8 Sept., 1842,
Ehza Magoon. He d. 27 Oct., 1861; she, 8 July, 1863. ChUd:
Orianna' m. Da-vid MorriU of Brighton, Mass., d. 20 Dec, 1871. (See
MorriU Gen.)
3. George Shattuck' Swasey (Benjamiw) b. 16 Jan., 1825; m. May, 1857,
in Manchester, Sarah F. Barnard of LoweU, Mass. George S. Swasey
came to C. from Boston, at four years of age, where he remamed tUl
he was twenty-one. He d. 3 Jan., 1878, in LoweU, Mass. His wife
d. 17 April, 1902, in Concord. Children:
i. Gertrude F.', b. 19 Jan., 1860, in LoweU, Mass., m. 13 Sept., 1882,
Rev. John Vannevar at Maiden, Mass. Children: 1. Aaron'
Vannevar, b. and d. 19 Jan., 1886. 2. Dorothy Frances Van
nevar, b. 12 March, 1891. 3. Ehzabeth Ryder Vannevar, b.
1 April, 1896.
h. George Lyman, b. 3 Aug., 1861, in Lowell.
TALLANT.
1. Hugh' Tallant, b. in Co. Carlow, Ire., was of Scotch descent, and came
as a pioneer to HaverhiU, Mass., before 1731. He was an employee
of Col. Richard SaltonstaU, a member of His Majesty's CouncU. Con
siderable romance attaches to this first American Tallant. Whittier's
poem of "The Sycamores" was written about him.
"Green memorials of the gleeman!
Linking stiU the river-shores.
With their shadows cast by sunset.
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Miss Noyes' "History of Hampstead, " says: "Hugh Tallant, . . .
who set out the long rows of sycamore trees on the 'SaltonstaU seat,'
or what has been known in later years as the ' Buttonwoods, ' on Water
street, HaverhiU, came as a pioneer to the 'Island Farm' in 1731. He
was known as 'Fiddler Hugh.'" The "Island farm in Perch pond"
originally belonged to Col. Richard SaltonstaU. Hugh TaUant after
wards liv^ed in another part of Hampstead, later in Plaistow, and finally
Pelham where he d. about 1795.
In 1749, Hugh Tallant m. Abiah, dau. of Daniel Little of Hampstead,
b. 14 Aug., 1723. They settled in Plaistow where their two sons were
b. She d. about 1752. He m. second, 28 June, 1753, Mary Dodge of
Hampstead and had ten children. There is record of the bapt. of Hugh
and James, the eldest sons of the second marriage, in the Congregational
Church of Hampstead. Certain documents in possession of Mrs. Henry
Pinkham Tallant of Nantucket would seem to indicate that Hugh Tal
lant was a member of the Church of England. His name, however,
appears seventh on a list of petitioners of Pelham for a parish. His
second wife d. 22 Feb., 1816. ChUdren by first wife:
i. Johns, b. at Plaistow, 6 April, 1750; m. 30 July, 1786, Mary Langdon
of Portsmouth, sister of Gov. John Langdon. She d. without
children. He m. second, Betsey Rogers, a wid. He d. at Not
tingham West, 21 July, 1819. After his death she m. 
Blodgett and d. without issue.
h. Joseph, b. in Plaistow, 10 May, 1752; was in the Revolutionary war,
enhsting from Pelham, 27 May, 1775, in Capt. Samuel GU
man's Co., Col. Enoch Poor's Regt. (N. H. State Papers,
Vol. I, p. 136 and Vol. IV, p. 7.)
Children by second wife ;
iu. Hugh, b. 1754, bapt. in Hampstead, 1754.
2. iv. James, b. 30 April, 1756, in Plaistow.
V. Abiah, b. 10 June, 1768, in Plaistow; m. Sept., 1781, Seth Cutter of
Nottingham West. She d. at Pelham, Sept., 1841. He d. at
Pelham, 20 Sept., 1853. He was a Revolutionary soldier in
Col. Stark's Regt. (See Cutter family pamphlets of N. E. by
Clapp & Co., 1871.)
-vi. William, b. in Pelham, 12 Aug., 1760; m. Martha Dodge of Goffs
town, 21 Nov., 1790.
-vu. Da-vid Dodge, b. in Pelham, 14 Sept., 1762.
-vhi. Andrew, b. in Pelham, 7 Sept., 1764, d. young.
3. ix. Hugh, b. in Pelham, 22 Jan., 1767.
X. George, b. in Pelham, 20 Feb., 1769; m. Hannah Butler of Pelham;
had a son, Joseph B.', who d. 22 Oct., 1816, aged 17. George
TaUant d. 11 Feb., 1818. His wife d. 29 June, 1840, aged 79.
4. xi. Andrew, b. in PeUiam, 31 July, 1771.
xh. Sarah, b. 16 Oct., 1776, in Pelham, d. there 1 March, 1863; unm.
2. Jamess Tallant (Hugh') b. m Plaistow, 30 AprU, 1756; m. Nov., 1779,
Margaret, dau. of WUham and Ann (McFarland) Curry, who came to
C. from Londonderry about 1733. Margaret was b. 23 March, 1751.
James was the first TaUant settler in C. He was in the Revolution,
enhsting 29 Sept., 1777, in Lieut. Isaac Cochran's Co., Moore's Regt.
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day from Pelham and joined the Northern Continental Army at Sara
toga. (N. H. State Papers, Vol. 2, p. 369.) He d. at C. in 1790. His
wid. was appointed administratrix and Col. David McCrilhs and Capt.
Thomas Curry were the sureties on her bond. ChUdren, b. in C. :
5. i. Joseph', b. 12 Oct., 1780.
6. ii. James, Jr., b. 21 March, 1782.
iii. Hugh, b. 20 July, 1783; d. 16 July, 1797.
7. iv. David, b. 2 April, 1786.
8. V. Samuel, b. 20 Oct., 1786.
-vi. Jacob, b. 31 Jan., 1788; d. 25 July, 1788.
Vh. Abiah, b. 18 May, 1789; m. 18 May, 1837, Benjamin MorriU. She
d. 1 Oct., 1846. He m. second, Mrs. Lucretia (Bradley) Moore
Tallant, wid. of David.
3. Hughs Tallant (Hu.gh') b. in Pelham, 22 Jan., 1767; m. first, at C, Peggy,
dau. of James and Margaret (McClintock) Boyes. Margaret was the
dau. of Alexander Morrison McClintock of Londonderry. They set
tled in C, where she d. 16 Aug., 1838, aged 72. He m. second, Mrs.
Mary (Fife) Moore of Pembroke, who d. 9 Feb., 1857, aged 75. Hugh
and both wives are buried in a little private burying yard on the
farm in the southeast part of C. Children. all by first wife, b. in C. :
i. PoLLY', m. John Gordon Dodge of Goffstown. Children: 1. Mar
garet' Dodge. 2. Mary Dodge. 3. Harriet Dodge. 4. James
Dodge. 6. Elizabeth Dodge. 6. Jerusha Dodge. 7. John
Dodge.
ii. Abiah, m. Benjamin F. Neal of Loudon. ChUdren: 1. Hugh'
Neal. 2. John Neal. 3. vUhanon Neal. 4. Da-vid Neal. 5.
George Byron Neal, who res. in Pembroke. 6. Robert Bart
lett Neal, who res. in Manchester and later in Hooksett. 7.
Mary Ehzabeth Neal. 8. Ella Neal.
ih. Betsey, m. Ephraim Warren. Children: 1. Hugh' Warren, m.
Lydia Anale Moore and res. in Pembroke.
iv. John, d. young.
9. V. John Langdon, b. 24 July, 1809.
4. Andrews Tallant (Hugh') b. in PeUiam, 31 July, 1771 ; m. first, 2 Feb.,
1792, Ameha Weld of Jamaica Plaui, Mass., b. 19 Oct., 1771. She d.
22 Feb., 1819. He m. second, 14 Dec, 1819, Sally Pratt of Hudson,
who d. 15 June, 1840. He m. third, Betsey J. Richardson of Pelham.
He d. at Pelham, 21 June, 1857. ChUdren by first marriage:
i. Rebecca Wbld', b. Jun^, 1792; d. in Pelham, 19 Jan., 1838.
u. Nathaniel B., b. 27 Dec, 1794; m. 12 Oct., 1824, Lydia Scudder
of Barnstable, Mass.
iu. Eben W., b. 26 Dec, 1798; m. 18 April, 1824, Nancy Coffin of Nan
tucket, Mass. One son: Henry Pinkham', who m. Mary J.
Coleman of Nantucket, Mass. Children, b. in Boston: 1.
Hugh'. 2. Ahce Weld. Both unm. 3. Arthur, d. in infancy.
Hugh' is an architect of New York and Paris.
10. iv. James, b. 21 March, 1804.
11. V. Madison B., b. 12 Nov., 1808.
Children by second marriage:
vi. Amelia Weld, b. 2 July, 1820; d. Feb., 1861, at Cumberiand, R. I.
-vii. Phebe Maria, b. in PeUiam, 9 Dec, 1826; d. in Pelham, 21 July,
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5. Joseph' Tallant (James', Hugh') b. in C, 12 Oct., 1780; m. Betsey
Baker of Concord, 19 Aug., 1804. He d. 13 Aug., 1863, at Hampton.
She d. 9 March, 1853, aged 79. ChUdren, b. in C. :
i. Jacob Crowninshield', b. 1805; m. Abigail  ; settled in Errol.
He d. at Hampton, 27 March, 1865. She d. at C, 3 July, 1868,
aged 60. h. Timothy Darling; unm. hi. Nathaniel A., m.
and settled in Mich. iv. James, settled in Mich. v. Joseph,
went to sea and never heard from. -vi. RusseU, settled in Cal.
-vii. Richard Baxter, drowned in Merrimack River, -viii.
Samuel Baker; m. Louisa Clark, res. in LoweU, Mass. ix.
Achsah, m.  Colby; res. in Sanbomton. x. Betsey, m.
and res. in New Hampton.
6. James' Tallant ((James', Hugh') b. in C, 21 March, 1782, m. Wid.
Phebe (Smith) Marden, b. in Salem, 2 Sept., 1783, dau. of Capt. Jesse
and Mary (Woodbury) Smith of Pelham and granddau. of Ebenezer
and Ehzabeth Woodbury of Salem. Phebe's sister, Betsey, m. Chief
Justice WiUiam M. Richardson of Pelham. Phebe m. first, 20 Oct.,
1806, Francis Marden of Boston and had a dau., Mary S. Marden,
who d. in infancy and a son, Francis A. Marden, who m. Lucy Ann
Nesmith of Chehnsford, Mass. Children: 1. Francis Alexander
Marden. 2. John Marden. 3. Ehzabeth Marden.
James TaUant d. 8 April, 1861. His wid. d. 24 Dec, 1866. ChU
dren, b. in C; i. Mary Woodbury, b. 4 May, 1814; m. 1 AprU, 1836,
Nahum Blanchard. (See Blanchard Gen.) ii. Abigail S., b. 2 Feb.,
1816; m. 18 Feb., 1840, James S. EUdns of C. (See EUdns Gen.) hi.
James, 3d, b. 16 AprU, 1818; m. 23 Dec, 1843, Abby T. Abbott of Bos
cawen. He d. 17 March, 1874. No children.
7. Da-vid' Tallant (James', Hugh') b. 2 AprU, 1785, in C; m. 25 Aug.,
1835, Mrs. Lucretia (Bradley) Moore. He d. 6 Jan., 1843. His wid .
m. 20 AprU, 1847, Benjamin MorriU, whose first -wife was Abiah, sister
of Da-vid TaUant. Children, b. in C: i. Lucretia, b. 29 June, 1836; d.
7 July, 1838. ii. Sylvia, b. 13 Dec, 1838. ih. Martha B., b. 11 Feb.,
1842.
8. Samuel' Tallant (James', Hugh') b. in C, 20 Oct., 1786; m. 27 Jan.,
1814, Martha MorriU, b. 12. Nov., 1790. He d. 20 AprU, 1866. She
d. 22 March, 1842. Children, b. in C;
i. Samuel, Jr.', b. 4 May, 1815; m. 7 May, 1840, Caroline Gibson, b.
1814. Child: Mary C.', b. 1843; d. 8 April, 1872. He d. 1
April, 1846. She m. second. Col. Da-vid M. Clough. (See
Clough Gen.) h. Martha, b. 4 May, 1818; d. 23 March, 1839.
hi. Mary, b. 26 April, 1820; d. 24 July, 1842. iv. Margaret,
b. 6 May, 1822; d. 29 March, 1840.
12. V. Marstin M., b. 6 June, 1824. vi. Andrew J., b. 11 Nov., 1826; d.
27 May, 1851. vh. Frank, b. 18 May, 1829; d. 2 April, 1853.
vih. Betsey C, b. 8 Aug., 1831; d. 19 Aug., 1854.
9. John L.' Tallant (Hugh; Hugh') b. in C, 24 July, 1809; m. 21 June,
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i. Betsey', b. 18 AprU, 1836; d. 5 March, 1839. h. Abram, b 18
AprU, 1836; d. 8 March, 1839. hi. Hugh, b. 29 Oct., 1838; d.
20 March, 1839. iv. Betsey, b. 14 Jan., 1840; m. James Dodge
of Pembroke, v. Abram Bean, b. 6 Jan., 1842; m. Mary Etta
Perkins, -vi. Hugh, b. 1 Oct., 1843; d. 9 Feb., 1844. vii. Mary
Ann, b. 12 Nov., 1844; m. Obadiah Cutler of Niagara FaUs,
N. Y.
13. vih. John Oilman, b. 2 March, 1846. ix. Catherme, b. 12 March, 1848;
d. 16 Oct., 1863. X. Hugh, b. 3 Aug., 1850; m. first, Louisa
N., dau. of Enoch Pickard of C. She d. 8 May, 1899. ChUd;
Marion L.', b. 27 April, 1889. He m. second, Mary H. Haribot
of Hanover, xi. Frank P., b. 12 Dec, 1862; m. Susan Cowley
of LoweU, Mass. xii. Cyrus, b. 18 Aug., 1865; d. 21 May,
1858. xui. Nellie Jane, b. 2 March, 1857; m. Frank J. Coflan
of Boston. Had children. After his death she m. second,
M. F. Bickford of Concord.
10. James' Tallant (Andrew', Hugh') b. 21 March, 1804, in Pelham; m.
first, 17 Oct., 1831, Veh'na Rice of Nantucket, Mass., b. 22 Jan., 1805.
She d. 19 Nov., 1837; m. second, 17 Sept., 1840, Mary Ann Lovejoy
of Concord. He d. 16 June, 1866. Children by first marriage:
i. Mary Jane', b. 18 Aug., 1832, in Nantucket; m.  Scott of
Toledo, Ohio, 6 Oct., 1865. ii. Henrietta, b. 2 April, 1834. ih.
James, Jr., b. 15 Nov., 1837; m. 10 Aug., 1869, Helen Connor
of Henniker.
ChUdren by second marriage :
iv. Charles Henry, b. 24 Sept., 1841; d. in Chicago, 1 July, 1875.
V. George Warren, b. 28 Nov., 1842; d. in Cal., 19 Nov., 1876.
vi. Andrew, b. 30 July, 1844; d. in Concord, 30 May, 1846.
-vh. Valina, b. 26 Jan., 1846; m. —  Nagle; d. in Concord.
vih. Mary Thorndike, b. 18 April, 1850, in Concord; d. 20 Sept.,
1857, in Concord, ix. EUa Walton, b. 29 Oct., 1851, in Concord;
d. 25 Dec, 1869, in Concord, x. Hamilton H., b. 4 AprU, 1863,
in Concord; res. in Lowell, Mass.
11. Madison B.' Tallant (Andrew; Hugh) b. 12 Nov., 1808, in Pelham; m.
30 March, 1834, Adahne S. Harvey of Hopkinton. He d. 6 Jan., 1889;
she, 5 Jan., 1892. Children;
i. Eben W.', b. 2 Jan., 1837; m. 17 Dec, 1873, Josephine A. Marston of
Lowell, Mass.
h. Andrew Kossuth, b. 18 Oct., 1849, in Meredith; m. Angie Laura
Roby, b. 8 Sept., 1860, in Lawrence, Mass. They own and res.
upon the old Hugh Tallant farm in Pelham. Children: 1.
Laura Adehne', b. 8 Dec, 1880. 2. Ella Almeda, b. 10 Jan.,
1882. 3. Bessie Beatrice, b. 11 June, 1883. 4. Eugene
Andrew, b. 19 March, 1886. 5. Effie Josephine, b. 4 June, 1887.
6. Winifred, b. 5 April, 1889; d. 17 Sept., 1889. 7. Eben Mad
ison, b. 28 Jan., 1890. 8. Albert Addison, b. 6 Oct., 1891. 9.
Samuel Orwell, b. 6 Dec, 1892. 10. Hugh Versal, b. 6 Sept.,
1894. 11. Angie Roby, b. 14 April, 1897. 12. Carrie Evelyn,
b. 16 Aug., 1898. 13. John Harvey, b. 14 Feb., 1900. 14.
Helen Irene, b. 17 Oct., 1901. 15. Marjorie Augusta, b. 16
Feb., 1903, d. 8 Aug., 1903.
12. Marstin Morrill' Tallant (Samueb, James', Hugh') b. in C, 6 June,
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Concord where he d. 24 Feb., 1868. His wid. m. George F. Whittredge
of Concord. He d. 1883; she, 14 Nov., 1896. Children:
14. i. George M.', b. 21 June, 1850.
ii. Martha A., b. 25 Jan., 1853; m. Frank Dowst of Manchester, 15
March, 1872. No children. Both d. She d. m Michigan, 22
Dec, 1890, and is buried in the family lot in E. Concord.
15. iu. Frank E-, b. 1 Dec, 1865.
13. John Oilman' Tallant (John L.', Hugh', Hugh') b. in E. Concord, 2
March, 1846; m. ffi-st, Addie G. Whittemore who was b. in Pembroke,
Oct., 1850. She d. 11 Oct., 1875; m. second, 10 Dec, 1877, Helen B.
WUson of New Hampton, b. 19 Dec, 1851. ChUdren by first marriage:
i. Kathryn', b. 22 March, 1871, in E. Concord. Is a physician prac
ticing in Boston, ii. Arianna Barstow, b. 8 Aug., 1873, in E.
Concord; m.  Spaulding of Pembroke, iu. John L. T., b.
18 May, 1875; m.
14. George M.' Tallant (Marstin M.>, Samueh, James', Hu^h') b. 21 June,
1850; m. first, 15 March, 1872, Mary Josephine Ghdden of Meredith.
She d. Aug., 1901; m. second, Katherine Brandhorst. Res.
Duluth, Mmn. Child by first wife. : i. Ethel H.', b. 15 March, 1878;
m. 19 Oct., 1904, WendeU R. MarshaU of Duluth.
15. Frank E.' Tallant (Marstin M.*, Samueh, James', Hugh) b. 1 Dec,
1855; m. Susan A., dau. of George W. Drew of Concord. Settled in St.
Paul, Minn., 1871; rem. to Minneapolis in 1891. Engaged in manu
facture and sale of clothing, his son Webster being associated with him.
Children, b. in St. Paul:
i. Marstin E.', b. 5 July, 1881; res. San Francisco, Cal.
u. Webster, b. 3 Dec, 1883.
hi. Ruth L., b. 15 April, 1886.
iv. Mary S., b. 12 June, 1888; m. 19 June, 1907, Charles M. Kopp.
They res. in Princeton, Minn.
TALLMAN.
1. Seth K.' Tallman settled in Wolcott, Vt. He was a native of HoUand.
2. Riley S?' Tallman (Seth') b. 1 Aug., 1826, in Vershire, Vt.; m. Mary,
dau. of Zaccheus J. and  (FuUerton) Thompson, b. 1 Oct., 1833,
m Craftsbury, Vt. He served in the Civil war, 15th Vt. Regt., Co. I,
d. 31 May, 1896. ChUdren:
i. Clarendon S.'
ii. Jane.
ih. Seth R.
iv. Mary A., m. Orlando Deos. Their son Henry Deos, b. in Lyndon,
Vt., 15 Jan., 1882, has been a res. of C. since 1898.
3. V. William C, h. 15 Oct., 1864.
-vi. Nora E. vu. LiUa A. -vhi. Myra L. ix. Ulysses S.
3. William Clark' Tallman (Riley; Seth') b. 15 Oct., 1864, in Craftsbury,
Vt.; m. 25 Nov., 1895, Ida Viola, dau. of Frank O. and Mary (Lee)
Pickard. (See Pickard Gen.) He has been a res. of C. since 1889.
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TAYLOR.
1. Andrew Taylor, b. 12 Sept., 1789, probably at Stratham. He res. in
C. a number of years and was prominent in the affairs of the town; m.
23 April, 1820, Eliza, dau. of Andrew Wiggm. She was b. in Stratham
and d. 9 Dec, 1872. He d. 22 Dec, 1862, in Loudon.
2. Andrew Bartlett' Ta-ylor (Andrew) b. in C, 14 Feb., 1821, and d. at
Pittsfield, 17 Nov., 1909; m. 28 Jan., 1847, at C, Hadassah Esther, dau.
of Elder John and Rachel (GUe) Harriman, b. in Plaistow, 8 July, 1827,
and d. at Pittsfield, 10 Sept., 1900. Her grandfather was Maj. Ezekiel
GUe, distinguished officer in the Revolutionary war, who served under
Gen. John Sulhvan. In the possession of his descendants are his sword,
which he took from the hands of a British officer in the field of battle, and
also his pocket diary in which is recorded a very interesting account of the
money raised and expended by the state in equipping and paying the
soldiers. He was a man of superior talents and his papers show that
he did a large amount of public business. Interested in education, he
was one of the early trustees of Atkinson Academy. Maj. Gile was
b. in Plaistow 12 March, 1743; he lived to be 85 years of age, and he
was buried in the Old North Parish burying ground, HaverhUl, Mass.
ChUdren of Andrew B. and Hadassah E. Taylor:
i. Charles Green', b. 16 Oct., 1848; d. 23 Aug., 1867.
3. ii. Flora Maria, b. 9 Aug., 1851.
3. Flora Maria' Taylor (Andrew Bartlett; Andrew') b. 9 Aug., 1851; m.
28 Oct., 1876, George D. S. Noyes of Pittsfield, b. in Pembroke, 16 Aug.,
1847. They res. m Pittsfield. TAYLOR,
1. Nathan' Taylor, Sr., b. 1696, in Stratham. He is said by some to have
emigrated to this country direct from Eng. It seems ^a more prob
able supposition, however, as claimed by others, that his father being
the emigrant ancestor, came to Stratham, from Mass.'* Nathan m.
Anne (a) Chase who was b. m Stratham, 1703, and d. there March, 1740.
After the death of his wife he with his youngest son rem. to Sanbomton,
where he d. 11 March, 1784. ChUdren, b. in Stratham:
i. Hannah', b. 1725; d. Sanbomton, Feb., 1812.
u. Chase, b. March, 1728; original grantee Sanbomton.
ih. Anne, b. 1731.
2. iv. Jonathan, b. 2 Oct., 1739.
2. Jonathans Taylor (Nathaw) b. 2 Oct., 1739; m. Rachel Moore of Strat
ham, b. 16 Oct;, 1760, who was a dau. of Thomas and Rachel (Sinkler
or Smclair) Moore. She d. 9 Dec, 1808, in her seventieth year. He
d. 2 March, 1868. They were the parents of eight chUdren, of whom
Mark', b. 19 Jan., 1773, was the fifth child.
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330 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
3. Mark' Taylor (Jonathan; Nathaw) b. 19 Jan., 1773. He m. in 1791,
Betsey, dau. of Dea. WiUiam Chase. For the first twelve years of his
married life he res. at Sanbomton, he then rem. to New Hampton,
where he remained until about 1818, when he settled in Alexandria
where he d. 7 Nov., 1822. His wife d. 8 July, 1823. They were the
parents of eleven children of whom Jonathan K.', b. 3 Jan., 1814, was
the tenth child.
4. Jonathan K.' Taylor (Mark', Jonathan', Nathaw) b. in New Hampton,
3 Jan., 1814; m. 17 Nov., 1836, Ehzabeth S. Burleigh, b. in Holdemess,
28 Dec, 1818. She wag the dau. of JamejS and Phebe (Burleigh) Bur
leigh. Her grandfather, Nathaniel Burleigh, was b. in C, 25 March,
1763. Jonathan K. Taylor was for many years a blacksmith in C,
where he d. 11 May, 1887. She d. 7 April, 1896, m Sanbomton. Chil
dren:
i. Mary E.', b. 8 April, 1839, in Sanbomton; m. 7 June, 1868, Benaiah
Cawley of Sanbomton, who d. in C., 22 Dec, 1873; m. second,
James Colley of Nevada City, Cal., where she d. 26 Dec, 1888.
u. Celestia, b. 28 Dec, 1841; d. 16 Jan., 1864.
hi. Plummbr B., b. 19 Oct., 1843; d. 16 Feb., 1864.
iv. Almon O., b. 19 Feb., 1862; d. 14 Jan., 1864. The last three were
b. and d. in C.
TOWLE.
Phillp' Towle b. 1616, came to this country as early as 1657; m. 19 Nov.,
1657, IsabeUa Asten (Austin) of Hampton; he d. there 19 Dec, 1696. Of
their nine children Benjamin', b. 4 May, 1669, m. 7 Nov., 1693, Sarah Borden.
They res. in Hampton. He d. 29 May, 1769; she d. 22 June, 1769, aged 88
years. They had ten children, of whom Ehsha" was the youngest. He was
b. 23 July, 1715; m. 1 March, 1739, Ann, dau. of WiUiam Vittum; res. in Hamp
ton. The eldest of their eleven children was Elisha' who was bapt. 23 Sept.,
1739; m. Ann, dau. of Jonathan Sanbom; they res. in Hampton; he d. 7 Jan.,
1820. They had nine chUdren; the second was Joshua', b. 20 Oct., 1764; m.
April, 1787, Ohve Brown, b. 1768, d. 27 Aug., 1863. Ohve was a dau. of
Samuel and Ehzabeth (Johnson) Brown of Hampton.
Joshua' Towle settled in Chichester not later than 1790, coming from
Hampton. He d. 31 Dec, 1840. Of their twelve children, Jonathan' m. 1810,
Betsey FeUows; res. in Chichester. Their chUdren were Jonathan F.', Cyn
thia, David, AbigaU F., Joshua, Sarah F., Betsey F., Ohve J., Hannah L.,
Amorett S., James and perhaps another.
Da-vid' To-wle (Jonathan; Joshua') was b. 1813; m. first, Rebecca Green
of Bow; she d. 1842; m. second, 4 July, 1846, Nancy, dau. of John and Susannah
(Hodgdon) Kezer of C. Mr. Towle d. 13 Jan., 1871, m C. Child by
first marriage: i. Jacob G.«, b. 28 Oct., 1842, in Bow. Res. in C.
WALTON.
1. John' Walton came to this country from Yorkshire, Eng., in 1756; m.
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2. i. Georges, b. 1762.
h. John, b. 1766, at Lebanon; m. 1792, Abigail KeUogg, Lebanon. He
d. 1846, at Montpelier, Vt.
2. Georges Walton (Johw) b. 1762, in Newmarket; m. there Mary Par
ker, b. 1766, in Newmarket and d. 29 March, 1841, at Irasburgh, Vt.
He was h-ving m C. 1789 and d. 11 Oct., 1834, at Peacham, Vt. Chil
dren:
3. i. Ezekiel Parker', b. 1789, at C. Other children were George,
Calvin, Joseph, Charles, Alfred, Nancy and Susan.
3. Ezekiel Parker' Walton (George', John') b. 1789; m. 28 April, 1811, at
Montpeher, Vt., Prussia, dau. of Ehakim D. Persons, Montpelier, Vt.
He d. 27 Nov., 1855. She d. 22 June, 1878. Ezekiel P. Walton was
editor of the Vermont Watchman for many years, in its early days; was
the pubhsher of "Capti-vity and Sufferings of Zadock Steele" and "The
Burning of Royalton by the Indians," printed in 1818, Montpelier, Vt.
ChUdren:
i. Eliakim Persons', b. 17 Feb., 1812, at Montpelier, Vt.; m. first,
Sarah Howes of Montpelier; m. second, Mrs. Field of Colum
bus, Ohio. He was editor of the Vermont XVatchman after
his father; member of Congress for six years from Vt. He was
appointed to print the Journals of the CouncU of Safety and
of the Governor and Council of Vt.; d. 1890, at Montpelier.
4. u. Harriet Newell, b. 14 Jan., 1815, in Montpelier.
iii. George Parker, b. 21 Sept., 1817; d. 26 April, 1841, at New Orleans.
iv. Nathaniel Porter, b. 2 June, 1820, in Montpelier.
V. Chauncey, b. 14 May, 1822; d. 25 June, 1866, in Montpelier.
5. -vi. Samuel Mosely, b. 20 Oct., 1825.
-vu. Ezekiel Dodge, b. 23 Aug., 1827; d. 2 April, 1862, in Philadelphia.
6. vhi. Mary, b. 22 Oct., 1829.
4. Harriet Ne-well' Walton (Ezekieb, George', Johw) b. 14 Jan., 1815;
m. Halsey R. Whig of Glens Falls, N. Y. She d. there 1887. ChUdren;
i Walton Stewart' Wing, b. 29 July, 1837; m. 9 July, 1868, Helen
Malvina Da-vis. Children: 1. Edgar' Wmg, b. 24 Aug., 1869;
m 19 Nov., 1895, Helen Marion Murry. Child: Florence'
Wing, b. 3 Feb., 1897. 2. Halsey K. Wing, b. 26 Sept., 1871;
d. July, 1872. 3. Leroy Chapm Wing, b. 13 Aug., 1873. 4.
Persons Walton Wing, b. 11 April, 1877; m. Ehzabeth Clark,
Sandy Hill, N. Y.
u. George Henry Wing, b. 8 Sept., 1839. He was 1st Lieut., 118th
N. Y. Regt. in the Ci-vil war; was taken prisoner 30 July, 1864,
m front of Petersburg, Va., and held till April, 1865, when he
was exchanged; d. 24 July, as a result of his imprisonment.
hi. Murry Wing, b. 20 Dec, 1840. He was Lieut, in the 118th N. Y.
Regt. and was mortaUy wounded at Drewry's Bluff, Va., 16 May,
1864; d. a prisoner at Richmond, Va., the same day.
iv. Halsey McKie Wing, b. 10 Nov., 1847.
V Angib Clara Wing, b. 25 Jan., 1861; d. Oct., 1910.
vi. Daniel William Wing, b. 24 Nov., 1860; d. 22 Feb., 1895.
-vii. Leavens Wing, d. young.
5. Samuel Mosely' Walton (Ezekiel; George', Johw) b. 20 Oct., 1825; m.
Mary Bostwick, d. 1888, in Montpelier, Vt. Child: George B.', b. in
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332 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
6. Mary' Walton (Ezekiel; George; John') b. 22 Oct., 1829, in Montpelier;
m. George Dewey of Northfield, Vt. He d. June, 1864. ChUdren: 1.
Clara Burton' Dewey; m. 27 Jan., 1892, Stanley Barbour HUdreth, of
Cambridge, Mass. ChUd: Dorothy Ehzabeth' HUdreth, b. 15 Oct.,
1894, in Cambridge, Mass. 2. Mary Dewey, d. 1864.
WEEKS.
Dr. Lorrain True Weeks was a practicing physician in C. for twenty-two
years, from 1844 untU his removal to Laconia in 1866. He was a native
of Gilmanton, where he was b. 4 Nov., 1819. His parents were Stephen
and Betsey (Weed) Weeks. His father was b. 5 June, 1785, and his
mother 29 Dec, 1808. He studied medicine with Dr. Nahum Wight,
who was for many years a physician in Gilmanton, and at Dartmouth
CoUege. He m. 9 June, 1844, Hannah T., dau. of Joseph and Clarissa
(Clifford) Chfford, b. 30 Nov., 1820, in Gilmanton. Dr. Weeks d. 19
July, 1876. Mrs. Weeks later m.  Pulsifer, and afterward — 
Wyman. She d. in Laconia, 7 July, 1900. Children, b. in C. ;
i. Stephen LaRoy, b. 28 May, 1849.
h. Joseph C, b. 7 Aug., 1851; d. 21 Aug., 1851.
WELCH.
Thomas Welch was a res. of C. for over thirty years. He and his wife Mary
were natives of Ireland. They both d. in C, he 25 June, 1904, and she
6 Nov., 1903. ChUdren;
i. Michaels, b. in Ireland, d. in Brooklyn, N. Y. h. John, res. in
Concord, iii. Mary, m. John Woodenbury, res. in New York.
iv. Thomas, d. in C. v. Wilham Charles, -vi. Edward H., d.
19 Nov., 1888, m C, aged 22. vu. Abbie, m. Thomas Kerrigan,
res. in New York. WHEELER.
1. Col. John' Wheeler, b. 9 July, 1798, in Concord, Mass., was a de
scendant of one of the six sons of Sir Charles Wheeler. These sons came
to this country from Eng. John' Wheeler was a son of Abel' Wheeler
who was b. 27 Aug., 1735, and a grandson of Jonathan'. Abel Wheeler
m. Mary, a dau. of John Hosmer. She was b. in Concord, Mass., of
most distmguished ancestry, being a descendant of James Hosmer,
the first of the Hosmer family in the U. S. James Hosmer was b. 1607,
in Hawkhurst, Kent, Eng.; graduated at Cambridge, Eng., 1632, came
in 1635, to Concord, Mass., with his -wife, two little children and two
servants. Abel Wheeler d. 1820; Mary Hosmer Wheeler d. 1817.
Col. John' m. 24 Aug., 1837, in C, Mary Jane, dau. of Jacob and
Hannah Blanchard. Mr. Wheeler was appomted Col. of the 38th
Regt. of State Militia, 9 Dec, 1836, serving one year when he resigned.
He d. 8 June, 1880, m C, where he had spent most of his hfe. Children
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i. Mary F., b. 30 Dec, 1838.
u. Susan C.', b. 15 Feb., 1840; d. 4 Nov., 1866.
m. Martha A., b. 8 May, 1842; m. June, 1866, Wilham H. Carter.
(See Carter Gen.)
iv. Nblue M., b. 12 June, 1846; d. 11 May, 1873.
V. John S., b. 3 April, 1847; d. 1 July, 1849.
2. -VI. John S., b. 6 Feb., 1850.
-vu. William W., b. 12 April, 1852.
-vui. Charles B., b. 13 March, 1866; d. 6 Jan., 1864.
IX. George W., b. 4 April, 1859; d. 28 Jan., 1864.
X. Adelle G., b. 27 Nov., 1862; d. 25 Jan., 1864.
2. John S.' Wheeler (Col. John; Abel; Jonathan') b. 6 Feb., 1850; m. first,
Jan., 1879, BeUe Gage. After her death he m. second, 4 Oct., 1886, in
Manchester, Georgie A. Briggs of WestvUle, N. Y. After her death he
m. thud, Feb., 1903, Nancy McDonald. ChUd by first marriage, b. in C. :
3. i. Bert Gage', b. 14 Aug., 1879.
Child by third marriage :
u. Helen Grace, b. 17 Feb., 1906.
3. Bert Gage' Wheeler (John S.; Col. John') b. 14 Aug., 1879; m. 30 Jan.
1905, Bessie WUhamson, dau. of Mihard F. and Ehzabeth W. (TuUock)
Emery. (See Emery Gen.) Children, b. hi C; i. WUliam Carter',
b. 2 Aug., 1906. u. MUlard Emery, b. 19 Feb., 1907.
WHIDDEN.
The earhest known ancestor of the Whiddens of C. was Samuel Whidden,
who resided in Greenland as eariy as the year 1700. Of his occupation and
antecedents nothing is now known. He d. about the year 1713. His wid.
m. again and had children. Her name and that of her second husband are
unknown. 1. Samuel' Whidden had four sons, James', Samuel, John and Ichabod.
The first three went eastward and settled in the extreme easterly part
of what is now called Maine or more probably in what is now New Bruns
wick.
2. Ichabod' Whidden (Samueb) youngest son, b. 1714, about the time of
his father's death and from this circumstance was called Ichabod, "The
glory of Israel is departed. " He leamed the tanning and shoemaker's
trade in Greenland, his native town, of a Mr. Uran whose dau. he m.
Rem. to Newmarket, he carried on his trade for a number of years.
He had one dau. by this wife, who m.  Glidden. The vrife d.
soon after this dau. was b. Ichabod m. second, Elizabeth SmaU, by
whom he had two chUdren, both of whom d. young. His wife also d.
soon after; he m. third, Mrs. Eunice (Parsons) Mason, 15 June, 1749.
Her mother's name was also Eunice, and she was b. at Cape Ann, now
Gloucester, Mass., in 1721. After the birth of aU his children, Ichabod
moved to Lee, where he carried on his trade for twelve years. The
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He later moved to C, buying a farm near the "SheU Meeting House. "^
He d. there 20 March, 1798. For many years he was a dea. in the Con
gregational Church of C. In eariy life he was Adjutant in Col. Peter
Oilman's Regt., 1755-56. His wid. d. at the home of her son, Parsons,
in 1812, aged 91. She had a dau. by her first husband, whose name
was Eunice, who m.  Brackett and res. in Newmarket. Children:
i. Jeremiah', b. 30 Dec, 1750; d. young.
u. Mark, b. 27 Oct., 1761 ; m. a -wid.,  Fox. They res. in Loudon,
where he carried on the trade of his father. One dau. was b.
to them, who m.  Piper and res. in Wolfeborough, ha-ving
several children. He d. Feb., 1798.
ih. Rachael, b. 16 Nov., 1753, m. Nathaniel Colcord, who res. in C,
as early as 1781, when he was appointed highway surveyor.
After 1791, he rem. to HaUoweU, Me. They had ten children.
iv. Ichabod, b. 19 Jan., 1756; m. Abigail Matthews and had twelve
children. One son, Jeremiah, b. 30 Dec, 1789, at Newmarket,
m. and had a son Jeremiah, Jr., who res. in Concord, where he
d. Ichabod settled in HaUoweU, Me.
V. A son who d. in infancy.
3. vi. Parsons, b. 25 Nov., 1758.
4. -vii. Nathaniel, b. 20 March, 1761.
5. -vih. Elizabeth, b. 21 Oct., 1763.
ix. Josiah, b. 17 May, 1767; m. Polly Currier. Res. on the home place
for some years, when he rem. to Concord.
3. Parsons' Whidden (Ichabod', Samuel') b. 26 Nov., 1768; m. 2 Nov., 1780
Hannah Doe of Durham, who was b. in that town, 14 April, 1761, and
d. 17 May, 1816. They settled in C, where he carried on the trade of
a tanner and shoemaker. He d. 24 Feb., 1846. Children, b. in C:
6. i. Eunice', b. 12 Sept., 1781.
7. u. John, b. 23 Dec, 1783.
hi. Benjamin, b. 6 Aug., 1791; m. Agnes Moore Taylor of Sanbomton,
2 April, 1831, b. 23 May, 1795, and d. 5 June, 1871. He d. 8
Jan., 1872. They resided on the home place.
iv. Hannah, b. 16 June, 1794; d. in Iowa, 26 Aug., 1876; unm.
V. Deborah, b. 1 Sept., 1798. She resided with "Squire" Joseph
Clough's famUy for fifty years and d. at his house 11 May,
1884; unm.
vi. Parsons, b. 22 May, 1801; m. Mary P. Tilton of Sanbomton, 31
Jan., 1832. He was a graduate of Dartmouth College 1830, and
studied medicine. ChUd: George Parsons', b. in Pembroke,
3 July, 1846.
¦vh. Susan, b. 5 Nov., 1805; m. Moody Emery, 17 May, 1831. (See
Emery Gen.)
4. Nathaniel' Whidden (Ichabod', Samueb) m. Jane, dau. of WUham
Moore of C, b. in C, 8 July, 1764; d. 18 Feb., 1848. Nathaniel settled
m the northeast comer of C, about 1782, the date of his deed to half
of Lot No. 42. He cleared the land and buUt a log house. Later he
erected a frame dwelhng which is stiU standing in good condition.
He d. 17 Sept., 1798. ChUdren, b. on this farm:
i. PoLLY', b. 7 June, 1785; m. Samuel Huckins of Pittsfield, 24 March,
1805. He was b. 22 Nov., 1781, and was a blacksmith. He
moved to C. about 1803. Children, b. in C. (See Huckms
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ii. Nancy, b. 6 Aug., 1787, unm., res. at C; d. 30 Oct., 1857.
ih. Peggy, b. 26 Oct., 1789; m. about 1807,  Thompson. She d.
13 Oct., 1860. Child: Anna Jane' Thompson, b. in C, 15 May,
1809, and m. first, 15 Oct., 1829, Dudley Prescott of Bristol;
second, Lowell Brown of Tamworth. Child by first marriage:
Lyman Whidden' Prescott, b. at Barnstead, 20 April, 1830. He
moved to Boone, la., where he d., lea-ving a wife and children.
Children by second marriage: (1) Sylvester Whidden' Brown,
b. 28 Oct., 1841. (2) Mary Jane Brown, b. 23 May, 1846.
iv. Jane, b. 23 Nov., 1791, unm., res. in C; d. there, 1 Aug., 1872.
V. Nathaniel, b. 11 Aug., 1795; d. 15 Sept., 1798.
vi. Nathaniel, b. 17 Aug., 1799; d. 20 Nov., 1803.
8. -vii. Sally (Sarah), b. 30 March, 1803.
9. -vih. Pitts William (who caUed himself Wilham P.), b. 27 May, 1805.
5. Elizabeth' Whidden (Ichabod; Samueb) b. 21 Oct., 1763; m. Joseph
Moore, 1783. Res. in C. and d. there 4 Nov., 1847. Children, b. in C:
i. One b. and d. 4 April, 1784. ii. Sally, b. 30 March, 1785; d. 10
May, 1866. ih. Betsey, b. 6 Feb., 1788; d. 29 May, 1857, in
Loudon, iv. Joseph, b. 22 Aug., 1790; d. 5 Oct., 1797. v.
Asa, b. 16 Dec, 1792. -vi. Sukey (probably Susan), b. 2 April,
1796; d. 21 Dec, 1825. vii. Polly (or Mary), b. 10 Oct., 1797;
d. 17 Feb., 1874; m. 8 Nov., 1826, Joseph MorriU of Gilmanton,
who was b. 1797; d. 2 May, 1871. ChUdren; Martha' MorriU,
who m. Le-vi W. Sanbom of Loudon, and Mary Morrill, -viii.
Nancy, b. 21 Feb., 1802; m. Benjamin Doe of Loudon. Child:
Ehnthus Newton' Doe. ix. Hannah, b. 11 Oct., 1804; d. 1895.
X. Judith Jane, b. 26 May, 1808; d. 31 March, 1857.
6. Eunice' Whidden (Parsons', Ichabod') b. 12 Sept., 1781; m. 27 Nov.,
1810, Enoch Adams, a native of Henniker, who was b. 5 Jan., 1783; d.
8 Aug., 1860. They settled at Sangerville, Me., where both d. Her
death was 5 March, 1866. Children:
i. Hannah P.» Adams, b. 6 July, 1814. ii. Susannah Adams, b. 1
June, 1816; m. Enos G. Flanders, who was b. in Alton, 16
July, 1811. ChUd: Enoch A.« Flanders, b. in SangervUle, Me.,
31 Aug., 1843. in. John Adams, b. 7 July, 1818; d. 28 Sept.,
1821. iv. Elizabeth Adams, b. 7 June, 1821; d. 17 March, 1862.
V. Julia Adams, b. 21 Dec, 1823; d. 29 March, 1846.
7. John' Whidden (Parsons; Ichabod') b. 23 Dec, 1783; m. 12 Jan., 1809;
Diadama Sanbom of Epping. His occupation was that of a shoe
maker and farmer. He settled on a part of his father's farm. He
d. 12 June, 1849; she, 5 July, 1844. ChUdren, b. in C:
10. i. Jonathan Parsons', b. 23 Feb., 1810.
11. h. Jacob Cilley, b. 3 Jan., 1813.
12. hi. Thomas Lyford, b. 20 Nov., 1814.
8. Sally (Sarah)' Whidden (Nathaniel; Ichabod') b. 30 March, 1803; m.
Nathan C. Huckins of Bridgewater, who was b. 10 Aug., 1800. They
res. in Groton and Hebron untU 1848, when they came to C. to res. with
her father. (See Huckins Gen.)
9. Pitts' Whidden (Nathanieb, Ichabod') b. 27 May, 1805; m. first, Irene
(PoUard), -wid. of Nathaniel W. Huckins (See Huckms Gen.), and moved

336 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
to Northfield. She d. 5 May, 1862; m. second, 4 March, 1863, Mrs.
Mary P. Chase, of Tilton. She d. 29 Aug., 1894, aged 87. He d. in
Northfield, 28 Nov., 1888. Children by first marriage:
i. Amanda Ann', b. 1835; d. 18 Dec, 1840.
h. Oriett, b. 29 March, 1837; m. Henry T. HUl of Northfield. He d.
in Bath, S. C, 28 March, 1892, aged 66. Children: Ellon S.'
HiU, who m. and res. in Meredith, and Leha Irene HUl, who m.
A. Hunter Anthony of Charleston, Ga.
10. Jonathan P.' Whiddbn (Johw, Parsons') b. 23 Feb., 1810; m. first, Sarah
Fellows of Vermont, April, 1836, who d. 3 Feb., 1838; m. second, Ehza
Ann Jackson of Gilmanton. He was a house carpenter and machinist;
d. of yeUow fever at New Orieans, La., 8 Sept., 1847. Children by
second wffe:
13. i. Julia Green', b. 20 Sept., 1843.
14. h. John P., b. 20 Sept., 1847.
11. Jacob C' Whiddbn (John*, Parsons', Ichabod', Samueb) b. 3 Jan., 1813;
m. Judith Rolfe, of Concord; d. 1 Aug., 1870. Children: i. John', b.
Sept., 1843; d. 2 Aug., 1863, in Memphis, Tenn. u. Henry, b. 1 Jan.,
1846; d. 11 April, 1879.
12. Thomas L.' Whidden (John*, Parsons') b. 20 Nov., 1814; m. 28 Sept.,
1842, Mrs. Louisa J. (Chfford) Dame, b. 17 Jan., 1817. By her first
husband she had a dau., Clara A. Dame, b. 3 Aug., 1840. He d. 22
Dec, 1877. She d. 16 AprU, 1881. Children:
i. Sarah M.', b. 22 Feb., 1844; d. 10 Jan., 1863.
u. Al-vin B., b. 2 July, 1845; m. Annie Doss of WaUkiU, N. Y., 15 June,
1872, b. in WaUkiU 6 May, 1849. Children, b. in Port Jervis,
N. Y.; 1. Clara Louise', b. 25 July, 1876; m. WUham WaU
Whiddit of Goshen, N. Y., 1 Jan., 1901, who was b. in Newbury,
N. Y., 28 July, 1872. Child: Marie Louise' Whiddit, b. 21
Sept., 1906. 2. Fred Webster, b. 29 AprU, 1878; m. Hariette
Lavina VanFleet, 29 March, 1903, b. in Kingston, N. Y., 6
June, 1879. 3. Mary Al-vina, b. in Jersey City, N. J., 9 June,
1884.
ih. Charlotte H., b. 5 Aug., 1848; m. Enoch A., son of Enos and Susan
Flanders of Sanger-vUle, Me., 9 Feb., 1873. He was b. 31 Aug.,
1843. Children, b. in E. SangerviUe: I.Agnes Blanche 'Flanders,
b. 13 Dec, 1873. 2. George Thomas Flanders, b. 3 April, 1879.
iv. Benjamin, b. 19 April, 1850; d. 15 Feb., 1851.
V. Charles Frank, b. 24 Jan., 1852; m. Emma C. Chase of Boston,
Mass., 26 Jan., 1883, dau. of Alfred G. Chase of C, where she
wash. They res. in Braintree, Mass. He was clerk in the Naval
Office of the Custom House at Boston from 1 Nov., 1888, until
his death, 23 May, 1911, in Boston.
-vi. George H., b. 20 June, 1856; d. at Lakeport, unm., 5 Sept., 1903.
13. Julia Green' Whidden (Jonathan P.', John*, Parsons') b. 20 Sept., 1843;
m. Thomas Duncan about 1873. Children; i. John' Duncan, b.
1874. u. Ehza Duncan, b. 1877.
14. John P.' Whiddbn (Jonathan P.') b. 20 Sept., 1847; m. Rose McEnanry,
June, 1871. She d. Oct., 1882. Children;
i. Eliza', b. 1 Jan., 1873. h. Rose Ellen, b. 4 July, 1875. ih. Jane
Hamilton, b. 1878, d. Oct., 1882. iv. John Alfred, b. 1880.

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WIGGIN.
1. Davids Wiggin, b. 16 Nov., 1756, was the son of Nathaniel' and Hannah *
(Fifield) Wiggin. Nathaniel was b. 16 Oct., 1729. David m.
first, Hannah, dau. of Nicholas Rolhns; m. second, Elizabeth Huntress,
b. 22 Feb., 1772, and d. 28 March, 1857. He d. 22 June, 1824.
Children by first marriage:
i. Hannah', b. 1784. ii. SaUy, b. 1785. hi. David, b. 1786; d. 26
March, 1876; res. in Loudon, iv. Thomas, b. 1788. v. Nancy,
b. 1790. vi, Daniel, b. 1791; d. 11 March, 1873. vii. Shad-
rach, b. 1793. vui. Betsey, b. 1794. ix. Lydia, b. 1796.
ChUdren by second marriage :
X. Mary, b. 1798. xi. Abigail, b. 1801; d. Oct., 1872. xii. George, b.
1803; d. 30 Oct., 1861. xiu. Olive, b. 1806; d. 30 Jan., 1853.
2. XIV. Nathaniel, b. 18 Oct., 1806. xv. Gideon, b. 1809; d. Oct., 1872.
xvi. Martha, b. 1811. xvii. Levi, b. 1813. xvih. Sarah, b.
1815.
3. xix. James Munrob, b. 23 Feb., 1818.
2. Nathaniel' Wiggin (David; Nathanieb) b. 18 Oct., 1806; m. 4 Jan.,
1838, Nancy French, b. 12 Jan., 1811, in Pittsfield; d. 12 Sept., 1899.
He d. 5 May, 1891. ChUdren:
i. Eliza Ann', b. 24 April, 1839; d. 18 Aug., 1860.
u. Ellen Swett, b. 18 Nov., 1840; d. 27 Aug., 1843.
4. hi. Mary Ellen, b. 16 May, 1843; d. 30 Oct., 1877.
6. iv. Emma Louise, b. 26 Dec, 1849.
3. Jambs Munroe' Wiggin (David; Nathanieb) b. 23 Feb., 1818; m. 1 Jan.,
1846, Ehza Mary Patrick, dau. of John and Judith (Gerrish) Clough,
b. 27 Nov., 1822; d. 26 July, 1891. ChUdren, b. in C;
6. i. John Hbnry', b. 23 Oct., 1846.
ii. Sarah Elizabeth, b. 11 July, 1848; m. 16 Dec, 1875, James F.
French of Boscawen. (See French Gen.)
iii. George Edwin, b. 13 July, 1861; m. 13 June, 1897, Mrs. Flora Keith
of Hartford, Conn., who had two sons, Mont L.« Keith, b. 24
May, 1885, and Leon A. Keith, b. 22 Sept., 1887; who m. 18
Aug., 1909, Ahce Maude O'Brien. Child: Wilham Perry
Keith, b. 22 Jan., 1911.
iv. Joseph Hale, b. 26 Oct., 1869, d. 26 Sept., 1863.
4. Mary Ellen' Wiggin (Nathanieb, David', Nathanieb) b. 16 May, 1843;
m. 16 May, 1870, Charles Haley, b. 5 Sept., 1842, in Exeter. Chil
dren:
i. Charles Edward' Haley, b. 31 July, 1873; m. 29 Nov., 1903, Mary
.lan-vrin, b. 24 Nov., 1870. Children: 1. Charles Janvrin',
Haley, b. 24 Dec, 1904. 2. Harold Edward Haley, b. 1 May
1907. 3. Mary Ellen Haley, b. 4 April, 1909.
ii. Emma Blanch Haley, b. 16 July, 1875.
5. Emma Louise' Wiggin (Nathanieb, David; Nathanieb) b. 25 Dec, 1849;
m. 3 Dec, 1881, Herbert Wiggin. Child :
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338 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
i. Howard Moody', b. 14 Sept., 1882 ; m. 14 Sept., 1904, Blanch Thurs
ton. Children: 1. Howard Melvin' Wiggin, b. 28 April, 1907.
2. Lena Blanch Wiggin, b. 18 Dec, 1908. 3. Ahce Gertmde
Wiggin, b. 16 Aug., 1910.
6. John Hbnry' Wiggin (James M.', David', Nathanieb) b. 23 Oct., 1846;
m. 6 May, 1875, Mary EUa WiUiams of C. (See WUhams Gen.)
ChUdren:
7. i. Walter Harvey', b. 19 Nov., 1876.
8. h. Ethel May, b. 6 Jan., 1881.
ih. George Clough, b. 20 Oct., 1882.
iv. Bertie Lena, b. 8 April, 1884; d. 27 Aug., 1885.
V. Gladys Lane, b. 3 June, 1889.
7. Walter Har-vey' Wiggin (John Henry*, James M.') b. 19 Nov., 1876;
m. 26 Dec, 1904, Susan Burshsted. Children: i. Arthur Walter', b.
2 Dec, 1906. h. Ruth Esther, b. 26 Oct., 1909.
8. Ethel May' Wiggin (John Henry*, James M.') b. 6 Jan., 1881; m. 30
AprU, 1904, WiUiam P. Dunbar, Dedham, Mass. Children: i. Daniel
John', b. 4 May, 1906. u. Melvin Hale, b. 26 Oct., 1907.
WHITNEY.
1. Leonard' Whitney m. first,  Wheeler; m. second, PoUy EUiott of
Concord. Tradition says he was in the Revolutionary war. There
were several children by the first marriage. Four of these were Jere
miah', who m. 10 Aug., 1812, in C, Mary Wiggin; Silas, SaUy, who m.
Nathaniel Wiggm; Mary or PoUy, b. 18 July, 1787; m. 26 Dec, 1805, in
C, Henry Beck, Jr. (See Beck Gen.)
ChUdren by second marriage:
Josephs. Catherine, m. 15 Dec, 1830, in C, WUliam Harrison Foster. (See
Foster Gen.)
Leavitt C, b. 6 Dec, 1812.
Dorcas, b. 1818; m. Joshua Parker. (See Parker Gen.)
S. Elliott, b. April, 1823.
2. Josephs Whitney (Leonard') m. Hannah R. SneU of Dover. He d. 1
Sept., 1859, in C, aged 50 years. She d. 26 Aug., 1866, aged 67
years. Children:
i. William', d. 7 Oct., 1836, aged 4 years, h. Laurentia A., b. 16
Aug., 1833; m. Abram Batchelder of Loudon. (See Young
Gen.) iu. Charles A., d. 4 July, 1838, aged 3 years, iv.
Eliza A., m. Joseph Porter Batchelder of Loudon. (See Young
Gen.) V. Katie A., m. Anthony Cate. She d. 14 Aug., 1873,
aged 33 years, -vi. George, d. 26 Nov., 1866, aged 18 years.
-vu. Amanda, -vhi. Frank.
3. Lea-vitt C.' Whitney (Leonard') b. 6 Dec, 1812, in C; m. 16 March,
1837, Nancy S. Sargent, b. 10 March, 1817, in Loudon, d. 29 April,
1882. He d. 24 May, 1899. ChUdren;

2.

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ii.

3.

hi.

iv.

4.

V.

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i. George W.', b. 16 July, 1841, res. in Boscawen, d. 17 Feb., 1903.
Child: Mrs. Nellie M.' Marden, res. in Boscawen. u. Charles
S., b. 27 July, 1843; went to the Civil war and it was never
knovm what became of him. iu. Armenia J., b. 10 Dec, 1845;
m. 14 Dec, 1875, in Boscawen, Francis H. Morse. No children.
Res. in Boscawen.
4. S. Elliotts Whitney (Leonard') b. April, 1823; m. Sarah F. West of
Boscawen. He moved to FisherviUe, now Penacook, then to Platts
burg, N. Y., where he d. Dec, 1897. Three of their five chUdren (two
d. young) were: i. Charlotte E.' u. Ida Frances, b. in Penacook, m.
Frank Da-vis. She d. 10 Jan., 1895, aged 39 years. (See Da-vis Gen.)
iii. Katherine M., m. James E. RUey. She d. 13 May, 1909, in Somer-
¦viUe, Mass. ChUd; Franpese West' Riley; m. 31 Dec, 1906, George
M.» Clough (Joseph'', Joseph', Joseph', Reuben; Joseph', John', Johw);
one dau., Kathryn Clough, b. 19 Dec, 1906, in Somerville, Mass.
WILLIAMS.
1. Amos S. Williams was b. 6 Sept., 1812, in Sanbomton. His name was
changed from Caverlyto WiUiams in 1836. He was the son of Nathaniel
Caverly, who was b. 22 Nov., 1791, and who m. 30 May, 1811, Mrs.
SaUy (Sargent) Burleigh who probably d. in the autumn of 1865. Mr.
Caverly was dro-wned 25 June, 1820. Mr. WUhams' grandfather, Na
thaniel Caverly, was b. 26 AprU, 1765; m. 17 Nov., 1785, Ehzabeth,
dau. of Ebenezer Colby of Sanbomton. She was b. 27 June, 1769; d.
11 Aug., 1849, ip Boston. Mr. Caveriy d. 24 May, 1839.
Mr. WUhams m. first, 20 June, 1837, in Sanbomton, Mary Jane,
dau. of Ebenezer and Nancy Wadleigh Lane of Sanbomton, where she
was b. 2 July, 1817, and d. 18 May, 1863. He m. second, Judith Ordway
of Concord, b. 20 Feb., 1816, d. 27 April, 1880. He m. third, Mrs. Sarah
Daniels of Concord. Mr. Williams res. ip C. for a number of years.
He was appointed Capt. 4th Co. of Inf., 29 Regt., 2d Brig., N. H. State
MUitia, 24 April, 1839. Resigned 12 April, 1841. Children by first
marriage, b. in Sanbomton:
i. and h. Twm boys', b. 2 April, 1838; d. 11 and 12 April, 1838.
2. hi. Andrew A., b. 11 July, 1840; d. 31 July, 1894, in HiU.
3. iv. George L., b. 27 Aug., 1846; d. 19 May, 1909, in Concord.
V. Mary Ella, b. 21 Jan., 1852; m. John H. Wiggin. (See Wiggin
Gen.)
4. -vi. Amos James, b. 28 May, 1860.
2. Andrew A.' Williams (Amos S.', Nathanieb, Nathaniel') b. 11 July, 1840,
in Sanbomton; m. 14 Sept., 1863, Clara, dau. of Jeremiah C. and
Eleanor E. (DamereU) Rogers. Mrs. WUliams was b. 6 Nov., 1844, in
Northfield. They had two chUdren who d. in infancy. Mr. WUhams
d. 31 July, 1894, in HUl. She m. second, 14 Feb., 1898, in HiU, Edward
C. Payne; d. 14 May, 1908.
3. George L.' Williams (Amos S.', Nathaniel; Nathanieb) b. 27 Aug., 1845,
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340 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
b. 10 April, 1850; d. 20 Jan., 1884. He m. second, 28 Feb., 1885, Emma
F. (Marshall) Jones, of Lancaster, b. 18 April, 1850. He d. 19 May,
1909, in Concord.
4. Amos James' Williams (Amos S.', Nathaniel', Nathaniel') b. 28 May,
1860, in Sanbomton; m. 19 Nov., 1888, Kate E. (Bowden) Barrett,
dau. of Henry and Martha Smith Bowden, b. 6 Sept., 1859, in York,
Me. She has one dau. by first m., b. 20 April, 1881, who m. 17 Sept.,
1903, Fay Whipple of Bristol. He was b. 22 June, 1880, in Enfield.
They have one dau. Ruth Elizabeth', b. 11 Oct., 1904.
WOODMAN.

1. |Caleb Morse' Woodman, b. 19 June, 1786, was a son of Mark' and Sarah
Chase Woodman of West Newbury, Mass. He was a direct descendant
of Edward Woodman who came from Wiltshire, Eng., in 1635, and was
one of the ninety grantees of the town of Newbury and one of the fifteen
who were called Mr. In the history of Newbury he is said to have been
"a man of influence, decision and energy." Caleb's line is (Mark',
Edward*, Edward', Edward', Edward'). He was one of the principal
men employed ip the building of the Center Congregational Church.
The foUowing is an Agreement between the buUding committee, made
7 May, 1824, and Caleb M. Woodman:
"The said Woodman agrees to do all the joiner work to be done in
finishing off the inside of said meeting-house in the same manner that
the meeting-house recently built in Boscawen is done, also to tum aU
the piUars that are needed in fimshing said work and put in the timber
to raise the pews in the gaUery — and the committee agree to pay said
Woodman 1370.00." '
Mr. Woodman m. first, Sarah Rogers of Newbury; m. second, 15
Jan., 1823, in C, Lucy WUson, dau. of Col. Asa and Sarah (MorrUl)
Foster. (See Foster Gen.) He d. 12 June, 1862. Mrs. Lucy (Foster)
Woodman d. 8 Feb., 1888, both in Middletovm, Conn. ChUd by first
marriage:
i. Sarah Rogers', b. 16 Oct., 1821, in C. She was educated in North-
field and Hanover; taught many years, beginning in C.; d. 29
March, 1901, in Middletown, Conn.
Children by second marriage :
U. Mary, b. 25 March, 1824; d. 15 May, 1824.
iu. Henry Caleb, b. 26 Aug., 1826; m. Harriet J. Wright. He was a
carpenter. He d. 25 Jan., 1898, in Middletown, Conn.
2. iv. Hannah Foster, b. 31 Dec, 1827.
V. Asa Foster, b. 29 Jan., 1831. He was Supt. of the Boston and
Calais Telegraph Co. for several years; d. 15 May, 1857.
vi. Susan Caroline, b. 30 Oct., 1834.
vii. Helen A., b. 2 April, 1837; d. 16 AprU, 1837.
vui. Horace, b. 30 Jan., 1839; d. 28 June, 1840.
2. Hannah Foster' Woodman (Caleb M.', Mark; Edward*) b. 31 Dec,
1827; m. 21 March, 1853, Arthur Benjamin, son of Jeremiah and Sally

GENEALOGIES. 341
(Eastman) Calef. Arthur B. Calef graduated at Wesleyan University
1851; admitted to the bar 1852; clerk of aU the courts of Middlesex Co.,
Conn., seven years; state treasurer 1855-56; postmaster of Middletown,
Conn., 1861-69; recorder, city attomey, councUman and alderman of
the city. He was a trustee of Wesleyan University from 1862 tiU his
death, 17 Aug., 1900. Mrs. Calef d. 14 Jan., 1892. Children b. in
Middletown :
i. Jeremiah Francis', b. 14 Oct., 1866; graduate of Wesleyan Univer
sity, ii. Arthur Benjamin, b. 20 Feb., 1859; graduate of Wes
leyan, 1882. hi. Samuel Prescott, b. 25 Jan., 1862. iv. Edward
Baker, b. 8 Nov., 1864. YOUNG.
1. Elder Winthrop' Young (Benjamiw) b. 1763 in Barrington, Benjamin'
b. in Barrington had at least two other children, Stephen and Jonathan.
The latter hved with his father and inherited the farm on which his
father hved and where he was buried. This old homestead was known
at a recent date to be in the possession of a descendant of Benjamin.'
Elder Winthrop' m. about 1776, Mary, dau. of Joshua and Jane Hussey
Otis of Barrington. (Joshua Otis signed the Association Test in 1776.)
Mrs. Young was a descendant of Richard and Sarah Stoughton Otis.
They settled in Dover in 1655. He and perhaps both were killed by
Indians in 1689. Elder Wmthrop' d. 6 Jan., 1832. (See Vol. I, Chap.
XIV.) Mrs. Young d. 11 April, 1849, aged 98 years. They are buried
in the Hackleborough cemetery. Children, may not be in order of birth:
Deborah'.
Benjamin, b. 7 Jan., 1778.
Otis. Winthrop, m. 25 Oct., 1804, in C, Polly Cochran of C.
Jonathan, m. 13 Dec, 1807, in C, Dolly Tirrell of C. He settled
in Stewartstown.
Polly (Mary), b. 25 Aug., 1786.
Betsey, b. 29 July, 1788.
Hannah, b. 26 June, 1790, in C; m. 3 Feb., 1818, in C, Jeremiah
SmaU. (See SmaU Gen.)
Solomon.Nancy.
2. Deborah' Young (Elder Winthrop; Benjamiw) m. John Bean of Belmont
who d. 1836. * She d. autumn of 1861, aged 87 years. They resided in
that part of Gihnanton now Belmont where they d. Children, b. in
Belmont:
i. Winthrop' Bean.
h. William Bean.
hi. Sally Bean, m. Elder Da-vid Moody of GUmanton. Both d. in
Sutton. Child deceased.
iv. John Langdon Bean, m. Lydia Bartlett of Gilmanton. They had
several children.
V. Harrison Bean.
vi. Elijah Otis Bean, b. 2 Aug., 1816; m. Behnda Moore of Sanbomton,
b. 22 Sept., 1814; d. 21 Nov., 1891. He d. 27 May, 1892.

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342 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
3. Benjamin' Young (Elder Winthrop', Benjamiw) b. 7 Jan., 1778; m. 1800
in C, Mary, dau. of Samuel and Ehzabeth Jackson. He d. 21 March,
1854, in Calais, Me. Mrs. Young b. in Lee; d. Nov., 1883, over one
hundred years of age. Her father fought in the Revolutionary war.
Was at the Battle of Bunker HiU. She was a descendant of Walter
Jackson, the first of the name in Dover. Children, may not be in order
of birth:
i. LoREN Whiting', b. 7 Dec, 1803, in Wheelock, Vt.; d. 1898. u.
Obadiah. iii. Elijah, iv. Benjamin, v. Harrison, -vi. Jack
son.
9, -vii. Winthrop, b. 18 Sept., 1817. -vhi. John. ix. MUo F. x. Mary.
xi. Deborah, xu. Abigail, xhi. Maria.
4. Otis' Young (Elder Winthrop; Benjamiw) m. first, 25 Oct., 1804, in C,
Catharine Johnson of C, where she was b. and where she resided and d.
2 Nov., 1845, aged 62 years. He m. second, 16 April, 1846, in C, Mrs.
Lois (Miner) Waldron of C, a sister of Mrs. Stephen' Young. Mrs. Otis
Young had- a dau. by previous m., Emily Waldron, who d. 2 March,
1854, aged 23 years. Mr. Young d. 27 Dec, 1870, aged 91 years.
Children by first marriage:
10. i. Thomas Jefferson', b. 10 March, 1805.
11. u. Winthrop, b. March, 1809.
ih. Stephen, b. 2 Sept., 1810; m. 14 March, 1847, in C, Sophia Miner,
b. 22 Sept., 1824; d. 17 Aug., 1897. He d. 6 April, 1893.
12. iv. John Langdon, b. 22 March, 1812.
V. William Harrison, unm.; d. 27 Nov., 1841, aged 27 years.
-vi. Mary Otis, b. 13 July, 1818; m. 21 Oct., 1845, in C, Sylvester
Stevens. (See Stevens Gen.)
13. vii. Catharine Johnson, b. 1 July, 1823.
5. Polly' Young (Elder Winthrop; Benjamiw) b. 26 Aug., 1786; m. 23 Aug.,
1804, m C, Samuel HiU of Loudon, b. 18 Nov., 1781; d. 27 Dec, 1852.
She d. 21 Sept., 1860. Mr. HiU was a descendant of John HiU who came
from Eng. in 1632 and settled near Portsmouth. Children:
i. Otis' Hill, b. 13 Oct., 1804.
ii. Hannah Hill, b. 8 May, 1806; m. Joseph Batchelder of Loudon, b.
10 Feb., 1800. She d. 28 Feb., 1891. Children:
1. John Quincy Adams' Batchelder, b. 10 March, 1826; m.
Ehza Sanborn of Loudon. He d. 2 Aug., 1911, in Danvers,
Mass.
2. Otis Hill Batchelder, b. 6 Jan., 1828; m. Maria Howard.
He d. and she m. second, Joseph F. Smith of Northfield.
3. Clarissa Batchelder, b. 6 Jan., 1830; m. Cyrus Batchelder
of Chichester.
4. Joseph Porter Batchelder, b. 21 Oct., 1836; m. first, Eliza
Whitney of C. (See Whitney Gen.) She d. 9 June, 1881,
aged 42 years. M. second, Abbie Demerritt. ChUd by first
mamage: Alfred Porter' Batchelder, b. 7 March, 1869, in
Loudon; m. 4 Feb., 1882, in C, Nellie May, dau. of Cyms
Gilman and Sarah Jane Brown of C. (See Brown Gen.) ChU
dren, b. in Loudon: (1) Emest Leon' Batchelder, b. 4 June,
1884. (2) George Whitmg Batchelder, b. 30 April, 1886.
5. Elvira Amanda Batchelder, b. 4 June, 1839; m. first, Abram
Sanbom of Concord. He d. and she m. second, Augustus
Fay.

GENEALOGIES. 343
6. RosBTHE Batchelder, b. 17 AprU, 1845; unm.; d. young.
u. Washington Hill, b. 11 July, 1808; m. Abigail Neal. He d. 20
1 Nov., 1891. Children: 1. Drexia' Hill, b. 16 Nov., 1833; m.
Henry Potter. She d. Feb., 1910. 2. John HiU, b. 25 Feb.,
1843; m. 31 May, 1861, Lizzie Hodge, b. 27 June, 1841. 3. Mary
HiU, b. 19 Aug., 1844; m. March, 1864, Anis Bean. He d.
12 Oct., 1909.
iv. Mary Hill, b. 21 July, 1810; d. 26 July, 1829.
V. John Silver Hill, b. 18 Dec, 1815; m. Sophia Sawyer Cate. He d.
21 Dec, 1858.
vi. Sarah Glines Hill, b. 13 Dec, 1817; m. Jeremiah Whittier. She
d. 17 Oct., 1853. Children; Josephine', Samuel, Joseph and
Catherine Whittier.
-vu. Al-vira Amanda Hill, b. 1 Nov., 1818; deceased.
vhi. Martha Susan Hill, b. 24 Oct., 1819.
ix. Winthrop Hill, b. 10 June, 1822; m. Nancy Clifford of Loudon.
Child: Sylvanus' HiU.
X. Samuel Dimond Hill, b. 11 May, 1829, in Loudon; m. Sept., 1871,
in Pittsfield, Lucretia Ann, dau. of Thomas Swett, b. 1834, in
Pittsfield; d. 14 Dec, 1886. Children:
1. John S-w-btt Hill, b. 28 Aug., 1872; m. 2 Jan., 1900, Cora
BeUe Maxfield, b. 17 Jan., 1881. Children: (1) Gladys
Lucretia' HiU, b. 14 March, 1901. (2) EUena Belle HiU,
b. 14 Aug., 1902. (3) Harry Swett HUl, b. 27 Oct., 1903.
(4) Evelyn Blanche HiU, b. 19 June, 1906. (5) Fred Scott
HUl, b. 5 June, 1909.
2. Blanche Hill, b. 25 Nov., 1874; m. Louis Da-vid MorriU of
C. (See MorrUl Gen.)
6. Betsey' Young (Elder Winthrop', Benjamiw) b. 29 July, 1788, in C; m.
16 June, 1808, in C, Joseph Young, b. 13 March, 1778, in Belmont; d.
11 Dec, 1843. She d. 22 Feb., 1877. They resided in that part of
GUmanton now Behnont where they d. Children, b. in Belmont:
i. Sophronia', b. 8 May, 1809; m. James G. Bradbury. She d. 2
May, 1897. Children; 1. Francis Clark' Bradbury; m. and had
foiu chUdren. He d. in Melrose, Mass. 2. Joseph Yoimg
Bradbury, m. and has three children.
u. Lavonia, b. 6 Dec, 1810; m. Henry Dashwood of Boston where she
d. 1858. No children.
in. Andrew Bailey, b. 29 March, 1812; m. Ehza Jane, dau. of John and
Nancy (Avery) Evans, b. 5 April, 1816; d. 29 Aug., 1903. Mr.
Young d. 12 Jan., 1906. Children, first four b. in Belmont:
1. Orren Demerritt', b. 6 July, 1834; m. first, 11 Sept., 1866,
Sophia Jones of Candia, b. 7 Sept., 1839; d. 28 April, 1892.
M. second, Nancy Chase of Kennebunk, Me. He d. 7 March,
1904, in Lyndon-ville, Vt. She res. in Worcester, Mass.
Children by first marriage; (1) Ahce Sophia', b. 19 Oct.,
1857; m. 20 Feb., 1883, George GUman of Lowell, Mass. He
is a machinist and has a plant in LoweU. (2) Lunette Jane,
b. 26 Jan., 1860; m. Clarence Wilkinson of Laconia, engineer
on the Canadian Pacific R. R. Children: Florence' WUkin
son, b. 20 Sept., 1890; m. 20 Sept., 1910, in Newport, Vt.,
Emest Gilpin of Troy, Vt. Emma Wilkinson, b. 9 July,
1893; d. young. (3) Jeff, b. 4 July, 1862; unm. Residence,
Lexington, Mass. (4) Anna, b. 1 Nov., 1864; m. Jason
Greenleaf of LoweU, Mass. He d. 1893; she, 12 April,
1896. Child: Ethel' Greenleaf, b. 4 July, 1884. (5) Lizzie,
b. 11 Sept., 1869; unm, (6) Adna, b. 19 March, 1870, unm.;

344 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
d. 27 Feb., 1898. (7) Mertie, b. 3 Feb., 1875; m. 1 May,
1901, Fred Fisher who was kiUed the same year on the rail
road. (8) Henry Parker, b. 13 Jan., 1878; m. Mertie Fisher
of Lexington, Mass. He is a machinist and resides in LoweU,
Mass. Children; Verna' and Hazel. (9) George, b. 12
July, 1880; d. 11 March, 1881. (10) Aretas, b. 3 June, 1882;
unm. (11) Shirley, b. 16 Jan., 1886; unm.; res. in East
Holden, Me. i
2. Olivia Sophinia, b. 18 May, 1836; m. 11 Oct., 1865, in Man
chester, James Monroe Atwood of Lisbon. He d. 2 Dec, 1895.
Adopted child ; Lilhan Palmer Atwood, b. 2 Aug., 1868; unm.
3. Elizabeth Ann, b. 17 March, 1839; m. Oct., 1858, George W.
Elkins of Belmont. He d. 19 July, 1905.
4. Henry Harrison, b. 23 July, 1843; unm. Lives on the ances
tral homestead.
5. Mahalaette, b. 1846; d. 1848 in Sanbomton.
iv. Betsey, b. 12 Feb., 1814; m. Daniel Swett of Belmont. Children,
b. in Belmont: 1. Dustin' Swett, d. young. 2. Charles Swett,
m. and res. in Manchester. 3. Dan Swett, m.  Sanborn;
res. in Laconia. He was previously m. to Adeline Abbott who d.
They had five children.
V. Eleazar, b. 16 Jan., 1816; m. Alice Pickering. Adopted child:
Emma Pickering Young.
vi. Nancy, m. John Currier of Gilmanton. ChUdren, b. in Gilmanton:
Joseph', EUen, Fred, Arthur CarroU, twins, Edgar and Emma,
Sarah, Annie and Henry Currier.
-vii. Ann F., b. 18 AprU, 1822; d. in infancy.
¦vih. Peter Clark, b. 1 Oct., 1825; d. 13 April, 1843; unm.
7. Solomon' Young (Elder Winthrop', Benjamin') b. in C; m. first, Maria
Morrill of Loudon, who d. 6 Jan., 1841, in C, aged 39 years. M.
second, 25 Jan., 1844 in C, Hannah Peverly. (See Peverly Gen.)
She d. 23 March, 1868, aged 66 years. He d. 14 July, 1873, aged 78
years. They d. in C. Children by first marriage:
i. Apphia Amanda', b. 10 Feb., 1822; m. 19 April, 1847, in C, WiUiam
Forrest Sargent. (See Sargent Gen.)
ii. Sarah Emery, d. 7 May, 1853, in C, aged 30 years; unm.
8. Nancy' Young (Elder Winthrop; Benjamiw) m. 25 Dec, 1822, in C,
Gardner Batchelder of Loudon. He was previously m. and had three
chUdren. ChUdren, probably not in order of birth;
i. H. Frank Batchelder, m. and had three children. He d. 23 May,
1891, aged 63 years.
ii. Abram Batchelder, b. 27 Aug., 1832; m. Laurentia A. Whitney
who d. 13 March, 1900. (See Whitney Gen.) He d. 17 Sept.,
1898. One child.
hi. Abbie Batchelder, b. 13 Jan., 1843; d. 18 Dec, 1899.
iv. William Batchelder.
V. Stephen Batchelder.
9. Winthrop' Young (Benjamin; Elder Winthrop') b. 18 Sept., 1817; m.
14 June, 1849, Catherine Sophia, dau. of John and Isabella Gilles
Johnson. Mrs. Young is a descendant of John Johnson who arrived
with Gov. Winthrop and settled in Roxbury, Mass. She is also a de
scendant of Richard Warren of the Mayflower. Mr. Young d. 10 July,
1896. Children, b. in Calais, Me.:

GENEALOGIES. 345
i. Emily Sophia', b. 14 June, 1855; m. 22 Aug., 1877, in Minneapohs,
Minn., Edward Johnson, son of William Moody and Lucy
(Johnson) Kimball, b. 20 Nov., 1852, in Lawrence, Mass. (See
Kimball Gen.) Res., Minneapolis, Minn.
ii. Howell Winthrop, b. 21 Aug., 1867; unm.
10. Thomas Jefferson' Young (Otis; Elder Winthrop') b. 10 March, 1805;
m. 6 Sept., 1829, Ann, dau. of Moses Kimball. She was sixth in line
from Richard KimbaU who saUed from Ipswich, Eng. (See Kimball
Gen.) He d. 4 Jan., 1853; she, 11 Aug., 1864. Children;
i. Otis', b. 11 Aug., 1830, in Northfield; m. 28 Oct., 1866, in Northfield,
Mary J., dau. of Reuben and Dorothy Osgood Whitcher, b.
1831 m Northfield; d. 23 Aug., 1887, in Plymouth. No chUdren.
14. ii. John Morrill, b. 2 July, 1831.
15. hi. Flora A., b. 6 Oct., 1832.
16. iv. Thomas Jefferson, b. 29 Dec, 1833.
v. Mary Otis, b. 8 Jan., 1836, in C; m. 25 Jan., 1858, in Plymouth,
Daniel Emery, son of John HiU, b. 7 Sept., 1833; d. 2 Oct., 1899,
in Northfield. He was postmaster of TUton ten years.
17. vi. Sarah Maria, b. 21 March, 1836.
18. -vu. Edwin Johnson, b. 20 Aug., 1837.
19. -viii. Dearborn Johnson, b. 9 Feb., 1839.
ix. Catharine, b. 6 AprU, 1840, in C; m. John W. Fifield. She d. 6
Oct., 1906, in North Brookfield. Mass.
X. William H. H., b. 6 Oct., 1841, in C. He enhsted 3 Sept., 1861,
m Plymouth in Co. I, 4th Regt., N. H. Vol.; reenhsted 24 Feb.,
1864, with rank of Corporal; was kiUed 30 July, 1864, in a mine
explosion at Petersburg, Va.
20. xi. Harriet L., b. 29 Jan., 1844.
xii. Hester A., b. 17 Dec, 1845; d. 8 Feb., 1846.
21. xhi. Fannie H., b. 10 Jan., 1847.
xiv. Jane Eliza, b. 11 Oct., 1849, in Plymouth; m. in Worcester, Mass.,
Jaber Reed. She d. 12 May, 1873.
11. Winthrop' Young (Otis; Elder Winthrop') b. March, 1809; m. Salhe
H., dau. of James and Ruth Cofran, b. 9 May, 1808. He d. Dec, 1846,
aged 39 years. She d. 29 March, 1893. Children:
22. i. Elizabeth Hill', b. 11 March, 1837.
h. Sarah Frances, b. 9 March, 1843; d. 19 Nov., 1866.
12. John Langdon' Young (Otis; Elder Winthrop') b. 22 March, 1812; m.
Ohve Twombly. He d. 28 June, 1894. Children, may not be m order
of birth:
i. Winthrop Judson', unm. ; d. in the Ci-vil war.
ii. Helen Amanda, b. in C.;m. George Robinson. ChUdren: 1. George
E.« Robinson, d. young. 2. Jennie E. Robinson, res. m Wal
tham, Mass. „, ., , r^ UT
ih. Ann Maria, b. m C; m. John Hanscom. Child: Grace May
Hanscom, d. in infancy in Cambridgeport, Mass.
13. Catharine Johnson' Young (Otis; Elder Winthrop') b. 1 July, 1823,
m C; m. 25 Nov., 1844, John Clark, son of Obe Stanton, b. 14 Oct.,
1822, m Bartlett; d. 9 Oct., 1892, in N. Y. City. Children:
i. Frank Chase' Stanton, b. 12 July, 1846; m. Henrietta Fo wie.
u. Charles Henry Stanton, b. 10 AprU, 1851; m. Delia Oolher.

346 HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.
in. John Clark Stanton, b. 16 Nov., 1853; m. first, Lizzie Leonard;
m. second, Grace Andrews.
iv. Emma Stanton, b. 19 Feb., 1857; m. Arthur B. Paine. She d. 4
June, 1906, in Mazatlan, Mex. No chUdren.
V. Catharine Stanton, b. 28 July, 1859; m. Edward J. Fallon.
14. John Morrill' Young (Thomas Jefferson*, Otis') b. 2 July, 1831, in C;
m. 1 Jan., 1854, m Northfield, Abbie W., dau. of Reuben and Dorothy
Osgood Whitcher, b. 15 March, 1830, in Northfield; d. 12 Oct., 1903,
Ul Plymouth. Child: Fred J.', b. 30 Nov., 1860; d. 12 Dec, 1882.
15. Flora A.' Young (Thomas Jefferson; Otis') b. 6 Oct., 1832, in C; m.
Hemy Plummer. Resided in Plymouth and Campton; d. in Ashland.
Children: i. Wilham' Plummer, deceased, h. George Plummer, m.
and has four children. Resides in Ashland.
16. Thomas Jefferson' Young (Thomas Jefferson*, Otis') b. 29 Dec, 1833,
m C; m. 27 AprU, 1862, in Drytown, Cal., Elizabeth C. Hickson, b. 12
Aug., 1846. He went to San Francisco, Cal., where he remained tiU
1857. He now res. in Modesto, Cal. Children;
i. William H.', b. 8 May, 1863; m. first, 27 Feb., 1884, Maude E. Love,
b. 20 April, 1863; d. 14 May, 1901; m. second, 27 Dec, 1906,
Elizabeth J. Barber.
u. Mary E., b. 3 Feb., 1866; m. first, 18 Dec, 1882, George W. Witty;
m. second, 26 Aug., 1901, Henry H. MiUer.
hi. Thomas J., b. 19 Dec, 1868; m. 23 Jan., 1895, Odessa Riley.
iv. Lenora M., b. 2 Jan., 1871; m. 1890, D. C. Wood.
V. Lulu G., b. 19 March, 1875; m. 19 Feb., 1900, WUbur C. HaU.
17. Sarah Maria' Young (Thomas Jefferson', Otis') b. 21 March, 1836, in
C; m. 29 July, 1864, in Plymouth, Henry Jerome, son of Nathan
Reed of Princeton, Mass. She d. 11 Nov., 1893, in Worcester, Mass.
Child: Herbert Eugene' Reed, b. 1 Feb., 1869, in Worcester, Mass.,
m. first, 23 June, 1892, Carolyn E. Butler. She d. 17 July, 1894, in
Worcester, Mass. M. second, 26 Nov., 1896, in Dedham, Mass., Sarah
L. E. Wood.
18. Edwin Johnson' Young (Thomas Jefferson*, Otis') b. 20 Aug., 1837, in
C; m. first, 1858, in Dorchester, Annie L., dau. of James and Theodate
Waldron EUiott, b. 1 Jan., 1840, m Dorchester; d. 7 Nov., 1882, in
Campton. He m. second, 7 Jan., 1886, Helen M., dau. of Benjamin
T. and Sarah J. Mel-vin Whipple of Laconia. She d. 14 Aug., 1891.
He m. third, 9 Nov., 1892, Georgia E., dau. of George C. and Eunice
Corser Lancaster of Northfield. Children by first marriage; i. Maude
A.', b. 9 March, 1859; m. 23 June, 1883, WiUiam C. Emerson of Camp
ton. h. Herbert G., b. 18 Feb., 1868.
19. Dearborn Johnson' Young (Thomas Jefferson*, Otis') b. 9 Feb., 1839, in
C; m. 7 Jan., 1868, in West Brookfield, Mass., Deha A. Mathews.
He served through the Ci-vil war in the 7th Cal. Regt. Residence,
Los Angeles, Cal. Children: i. Edith G.', b. 6 March, 1870; m. 25
Jan., 1900, m Los Angeles, Cal., Robert W. Brydon. She d. 3 Jan.,

GENEALOGIES. 347
1904. u. Mabel Ann, twin, b. 20 Oct., 1872. in. May Whipple,
twin, b. 20 Oct., 1872; d. 15 July, 1874.
20. Harriet L.' Young (Thomas Jefferson; Otis') b. 29 Jan., 1844, in C; m.
in North Brookfield, Mass., Charles Turner. Child: Harry Tumer.
21. Fannie H.' Young (Thomas Jefferson*, Otis') b. 10 Jan., 1847, in Oilman-
ton; m. 24 July, 1873, in Concord, George H. Boardman of Lowell,
Mass., where she d. Child; Samuel Herbert' Boardman, b. 13 Dec,
1874, in LoweU, Mass.; m. 8 Sept., 1903, in Portland, Ore., Anna Belle
Hawkins. Residence, Irrigon, Ore.
22. Elizabeth Hill' Young (Winthrop; Otis') b. 11 March, 1837, in Laconia;
m. 18 Dec, 1863, in Northfield, Benjamin Franklin, son of James and
SaUie Baldwm, b. 28 Aug., 1820, in Middleburg, Va.; d. 11 March,
1896, m Grafton, W. Va. Children:
i. Thomas S.' Baldwin, b. 4 AprU, 1866; m. 8 Sept., 1888, Blanche
EsteUa McCubbms, b. 1 July, 1872.
h. Fannie E. Baldwin, b. 20 Dec, 1869; m. 4 Oct., 1898, Thaddeus
BeU, b. 19 Oct., 1866.
hi. Maple E. Baldwin, b. 13 Oct., 1874; m. 29 Sept., 1897, Ernest L.
Love, b. 28 March, 1861.

INDEX.

ABBOT nr ABBOTT 241
Addie M. (Bagley) 20
Abbv T. 326
Abigail' 1
Adeline 344
Adeline (Morrill) 308
Alfred S.' 1, 193
Almira Emily' 1
Amos 53
Anna 28
Betsey' 1
Caroline 199
EUas' 1
Elias' 1
Elinor (Rogers) 1
Eliza (Simpson) 309
Elizabeth (Bus-well) 1
Emily Bus-well' 1
Gardner Sawver' 1
George 20, 53, 308
Hiram Emery 309
James .53
James B. 158
James BusweU' 1
James Monroe 309
John Gilman 309
Levi Bartlett 309
Lydia (Sawyer) 1
Lyman 199
Mary 27
Matilda' I
Myra 308
Rebecca 53
Rebecca (Abbott) S3
Sarah (Gerrish) 158
Sarah ("Winslow) 1
Susan B. (Howe) 1, 193
Thomas 309
-William 53
ACHILLES H. B. 85
Martha (Burpee) 85
Tryphena 85
ACKERMAN James 185
May BeU 185
Sarah A. (Turner) 185
ADAMS Adelaide Mae' 2
Charles Freeman' 2
Clara Adaline 156
Cora Jane' 2, 267
Edwin 245
Eleanor 85
Elizabeth 335
EUza Jane (Peverly) 2, 267
Enoch 335
Eunice fWhidden) 335
Florence 261
Frank Leon' 2
Frederic McCleUan' 2
Hannah 188, 280
Hannah P. 335
Helen D. 5
Hugh 96
Jennie S. 228
John 335
John Lincoln' 2, 267
John T. 228
Julia 335
Karl WUUam' 2

ADAMS (.cont.)
Leonard 266
Lizzie A. 280
Lucretia P. (Stetson) 2
Lucy A. 128
Lydia (Baker) 128
Martha H. (MorriU) 266
Mary Baxter 203
Parmento 85
Samuel 280
Sarah 85
Sarah (DeLaney) 228
Sarah Elizabeth' 2
Sarah J. (Piper) 126
Sarah (Moore) 245
Susannah 335
WiUiam Edwin' 2
WiUiam Lawson 5
Zenas 128
ALDEN Huldah (Scales) 304
John .304
ALDRICH Eda M. 281
Florence Ellinor Knight 78
Foster M. 281
Harry 54
Harry A. 54
Jeremiah K. 78
Louisa 145
Lucien 54
Mary C. (Chamberlain) 54
Sarah (Hamer) 78
Susan (Oakes) 281
ALEXANDER Martha 89
ALLEN Angelina Todd 7
Anne 317
Comfort 291
Dorothy 170
Ethel 51
Firena B. 301
Harriet Sanborn 57
Martha 51
Nancy 97
StiUson 170
Ursula N. (McFarland) 62
Walton 51
ALLENWOOD AUce M. 258
Arthur R. 2.58
Ernestine L. (Towne) 258
Joseph F. 258
ALLEY Mary B. 277
ALLIS Helen L. 269
Leon 269
Lillian W. (WUmot) 269
Neal M. 269
Ruth M. 269
ALLISON Eliza Jane 142
Mary 130
AMES Albert 20
Albion' 4
Alice' 7
Alice' 7
AUen Pepperell' 7

AMES (cont.)
Almira' 4
Almira Frost' 6
Angelina T. (AUen) 7
Anna' 3
Anna (Brewster) 6
ArviUa N. (Ames) 1
Betsey 183
Brewster Frost' 6
Caroline' 6
Charles Gordon' 6
Daniel' 2, 3
Daniel' 3
Daniel' 3
David' 3
David' 3, 4, 13, 175, 195,
200, 210.
David' 4
Delia Ann (Byram) 5
Edward A. 129
Edward L. 129
EUzabeth' 7
Elizabeth (Gerrish) 7
Fishers 5, 7
Francis 20
Francis W.' 5
Francis W.' 7
Gracie Berson 7
Hannah 7
Hannah' 3
Hannah' 4
Hannah A. 87
Hannah (Ames) 4
Hannah (DoUoff) 3, 209
Harriet Parker' 6
Hazel 129
Helen Beatrice' 7
Henry Gerrish' 7
Isaac' 7
Hazel 129
Jacob' 3
Jacob' 3
Jane (Gerrish) 3
Jeremiah Forrest' 7
John A.' 7
Joseph 4
Joseph Gerrish' 5, 7
Joseph Henry' 7
Lawrence Joseph^ 7
Lorenzo'' 6, 264
Lucy (Foster) 5, 20, 135
Lucy Jane' 5
Lucy M. (Fletcher) 129
Lucy P. (Rand) 4
Lydia' 3
Lydia P. (Morrill) 6, 264
Madison Fisk' 4
Margaret E. (Heath) 4
Margery' 7
Marion G. 129
Maria' 5
Maria (Batchelder) 7, 20
Martha Wheeler' 6
Mary' 3
Maryi 4, 175
Mary M. (Markham) 7
Mary MorriU 6
Mary iPliimmer) 7
Mehitable (Gooden) 3
Minerva (Hogan) 4
Miriam' 4

350

INDEX.

AMES (cont.)
Miriam (Ayers) 6, 10
Miriam Frost' 6
Myra (Ayers) 87
Nathaniel' 3
Nathaniel' 3
Phebe' 4, 209
Phebe' 5
Phebe (Hoyt) 4, 175, 195,210
Phebe Moody' 6
Polly' 4
Rhoda' 5
Rebecca P. (Geriiah) 5
Rebecca (Van Dervanter) 7
Robert Herman' 7
Roxana M, 160
Ruth' 4, 210
Samuel 10
Samuel' 3, 209
Samuel' 3
Samuel' 4, 6, 10, 87, 264
Samuel Albert' 5, 7
Samuel Frost' 6
Sarah 3
Sarah' 3, 259
Sarah' 4
Sarah (Hersey) 3
Sarah Plummer' 7
Simon' 3
Sophronia (Fisk) 4
WilUam Nathaniel' 4
Thomas' 4, 20, 135
Thomas P.« 7
Warren Cheever,' 7
AMY Cynthia H. 235
ANDREWS Grace 346
Harriet P. 174
ANNIS Charles 59
Sarah (Chase) 59
ANTHONY A. Hunter 336
LeUa I. (Hill) 336
APPLETON Elizabeth (Wade) 83
Samuel 53
ARLIN AbigaU (Lovering) 7, 109
Addison Augustus 7, 109
Apphia 215
Beatrice Laura' 7
Beryl' 8
Blanche (Chesley) 8
Clara 248
Clarissa 191
Gertrude Elizabeth' 8
Harlan Augustus' 8
Harold Augustus* 8
Harper 215
Harryi 7
Julia A. 202
Laura E. (Potter) 7
Lena BeUe' 8
Lucy Mae 109
Lucy Mary' 7
Mary 215
Mary Herrick 7
Moses 215
Sarah 215
Smith 215
Susan (Lake) 215
True Frank' 7
Walter' 8
ARMITAGE Godfrey 83
Marv (Cogswell) 83
Alberta Walker 36

ARNOLD Andrew H. 36
Dwight A. 143
E. Lula (Palmer) 143
Glen Walker 36
Lathrop 36
ASH Dana Wellington 18
EUen L. (Young) 18
Lucian Scott 18
Marjorie 18
Roland Sherburne 18
ASTEN see AUSTIN
ATKINSON Charlotte 212
Daniel Clark 212
Mehitable Tilton 212
ATWOOD Augustus 190
Alpha Rose 306
Christine 306
EfBe Ward 306
EUzabeth 109
Flora 306
Fred Grant 306
George 306
Henry 306
James Monroe 344
Kate 110
LiUian Palmer 344
Lurana G. (Scales) 305
Mary 306
Melinda D. (Scales) 305
Olivia S. (Young) 344
Prentice C. 305
Roxanna (Scales) 306
AUSTIN Aaron 216
Alonzo E. 16
Betsey 25
IsabeUa 330
Isabella (Camp) 16
Judith 98, 216
Judith (Eastman) 216
Orlinda Ann 16
AVERY Abel' Adeline (Flanders) 8
Carrie Emeline' 8
Cynthia (Dearborn) Mc
Daniel 8, 167
David' 8
Eben 167
Ebenezer' 8
Eliza (Moore) 246
George 246
Hattie S.' 8
Jacob 246
John' 8
Joseph 246
Lena' 8
Linnie' 8
Lizzie 316
Luceba (Lake) 8, 215
Orrin 246
PoUy (Glover) 8, 167
Samuel 246
WiUiam 215
WiUiami 8
William' 8
AYER Mary Jane' 11
EUzabeth (Chase) 59
Francis 156
Mary (Johnson) 96
Ruth 96
Samuel E. 96
Susan (Gale) 156
Zachariah 59

AYERS Abigail' 9
Abigail' 10
Abigail Sherbume' 10
Adelaide EUzabeth' 17
Agnes Miriam' 17
AUce 9
Alice' 9
Alice Sherburne' 11
Almira Josephine' 13, 17.
302
Almira S. (Gerrish) 13
Amanda E. (Ridenour)
14
Andrew Deeiing' 10
Andrew Pepperell' 10
Anna Rea' 17
Anna (Rea) 14
Annette Deering' 10
Annice Pamelia' 10
Apphia (Clark) 10
Augustine Haines' 11
Augustine Haines' 14, 17
Augustine Ridenour 14
Augustine Rogers' 12, 13,
212
Benjamin 239
Benjamin Franklin' 13,
17
Benjamin KimbaU' 14
Bernice C. (MUlen) 17
Brackett J.' 10
Caroline' 10
Caroline A.' 10
Charles A.' 10
Charles Deering' 10
Charles Haines' 11, 12,
302
Charles Haines' 16
Charles Haines Austin' 16
Charles Henrv' 13, 16
Clara M. (Kimball) 212
Charles Raldo' 10
Dorothy Deering' 10
Dorothy (Deering) 10
Edmund B. C 10
Edward' 9
Eleanore Sherburne' 15
Elihu Deering' 10
Eliza Haines' 11
EUza PeppereU' 10, 173
EUzabeth Rea» 15, 18
Ellen M. (Gerrish) 13,
302
Ellen Maria' 13, 16
Elsie Carleton' 15, 17
Francis C 10
Hannah (Haines) 11, 173
Hannah Jane' 12, 15
Helen Beach' 14
Helen McGregor' 12
Helen McGregor' 13, 17
Henry' 9
Henry Clinton' 12, 15
Henry Day' 16
Henry M.' 10
Henry Sherburne' 11
Herman Eugene' 17
Jeremiah' 12
Jeremiah Emery' 14
John' 8
John' 17
John KimbaU' 13
John KimbaU' 17
John Simes' 10
Jonathan' 8, 9
Jonathan' 9, 10
Jonathan' 10, 11, 173, 318
Jonathan' 11, 12

AYERS (cont.)
Jonathan' 13, 16
Jonathan Clark' 10
Joseph 6
Joseph' 9, 173
Joseph' 10, 79
Joseph A.' 10
Joseph Gerrish' 13, 15
Joseph Gerrish' 16
Joseph Henry' 15, 17
Joseph Sherburne' 10
Joseph Sherburne' 12, 225
Joseph Sherburne' 14
Joseph Sherburne' 17
Josiah Phillips' 14
Lucy C. 225
Lucy C. (Emery) 12, 79
Lucy Caroline' 12
Lucy Emery' 15
Lucy Jane' 10
Lydia C 10
Lydia S.' 10
Manning' 10
Maria' 10
Martha B. (Lyford) 12,
225
Martha EUzabeth' 12, 15,
79
Martha J. (Day) 16
Martin P.' 10
Mary Adelaide' 12, 14
Mary Anne 9
Mary F. (Delany) 17
Mary Frances Leontine'
17
Mary Jane' 10
Mary L.' 10
Mary L. (Rea) 15
Mary (Rogers) 12
Miriam 6
Miriam' 10
Miriam Frost' 15
Miriam (Frost) 9, 10, 173
Nancy (Pitman) 10
OUveA.' 10
Ohver Garrison' 14
OrUnda A. (Austin) 16
Pamelia E. (Roberts) 17
Pamelia W.' 10
Phebe' 9
Phebe' 10
Perkins 8
PoUy' 10
PoUy F.' 10
Ruth Ames' 13
Ruth VaUette 17
SaUy' 9
SaUy B. (McCrillis) 239
Samuel Haines' 12, 14
Sarah' 10
Sarah Ann' 10
Sarah (Bickford) 10
Sarah CaroUne' 10
Sarah PeppereU' 10
Sarah PeppereU' 10
Statira' 9
Statira' 10
Statira AdaUne' 10
Statira Manning' 10
Susan Gerrish' 13, 16
Susan Tilden Veronica'
17, 19
Susanna (Stevens) 318
Susannah (Stevens) Hacket
11
Walter Howard' 12
WUliam D.' 10
WUliam Oscar' 10
WiUiam Tarleton' 14

INDEX.

35

BADGER

BALDWIN (cont.)

CaroUne C. (RandaU) 292

Maple E. 347

Charles Herbert 292

Sallie 347

George Ernest 292

Thomas S. 347

Grace E. 292

BALL

Hannah 134

A.L. 295

Hannah (Pearson) 85

EUza A. (Sanborn) 295

Hannah (Peaslee) 84

Helen (FeUows) 279

Joseph 84, 85

BALLOU

Judith 84, 85

Ida G. (Heath) 191

Ruth 84

Oliver 191

Thomas 292

BANKER

BAGLEY

Edmund 228

AUce Almeda' 19

Nettie K. (Matott) 228

AUce M. (George) 19

BARDEN

Dorothy May' 19

Ernest A. 143

Ethel May 199

Ida (Wainman) 143

Evelyn IngaUs' 19

BARBER

Florence Gertrude' 19,313

Anne (Chase) 59

George Leonidas' 19

EUzabeth J. 346

George W.» 19

Thomas 69

Harry Leonidas' 19

BARBOUR

Harry Lee* 19

Harriet E. 36

Ida Selina' 19, 64

BARKER

John' 19

Abiah (CogsweU) 86

Mary 50

AdeUne 198

Mary Lucia' 19

Erskine 198

Lewis Merrill' 19

Gardner 198

Marion 19

Gardner T. 198

Mary C. (Hanson) 19

Josiah 86

Nellie B. (Moody) 19

Martha (Huntoon) 198

Samuel' 19

Mary Jane 178, 198

Samie Elwood' 19

MatUda 38

Sarah (Hunnewell) 19

Thomas 198

BAILEY

Warren 198

Gertrude (Colburn) 31

BARNARD

Irwin 31

Julia M. 182

Isabel 106

Mary 194

Leslie 31

Ruth 195

Martha 181

Sarah 169

Mildred 31

Sarah F. 323

: Mildred Streeter 321

Thomas 195

Nellie L. (Streeter) 321

BARNES

Susan 241

Agnes (Bent) 25

Waldo C. 321

Deborah 94

BAKER

Rebecca 254

Abel 32

WilUam 94

AbigaU 40

BARNET

Addie 142

Hannah 33

Asenath S. 296

BARNEY

Betsey 326

Nathaniel 141

Eleazer Frankhn 2

BARR

EUzabeth N. (Moore) 249

Emeline 252

Emily 28

BARRBERREE

Hannah 264

Lizzie E. 256

Ida Rowine 81

BARRETT

Jennie B. 256

Kate E. (Bowden) 340

Lydia 248

BARTLETT

Marshall 32

AbigaU 49, 112

Osma CorneUa 264

Annie Pickering 176

Osmon C. 264

Apphia Maria 98

Polly 32

Chauncey 32

BAKER

Frederick Haines 176

S. H. 249

Levi 176

Samuel 32, 268

Levi Scott 176

Sarah EUzabeth (Adams) 2

Lydia 341

WUliam 296

Martha (Haines) 176

BALCH

Mary EUzabeth 176

EUza A. P. (Jones)

Mary (Kimball) 210

Brackett 203

Nathan 98

Julia 213

Sally (Boyce) 32

Wesley P. 203

Sarah 113

BALDWIN

Seth 210

Benjamin Franklin 347

BASFORD

Blanch E. (McCubbins) 347

Caroline 296

Elizabeth H. (Young) 347

BASSETT

Fannie E. 347

Louise 51

James .347

BASSFORD

Lucy 248

Mary 164

352

INDEX.

BATCHELDER Abbie 344
Abbie (Demerett) 342
Abbie Maria' 20, 196
Abiah (Stevens) 19, 318
AbigaU B.' 20
Abram 338, 344
Ada L. 319
Addie MorriU 20
Alfred Porter 41, 342
Almyra' 20, 76
Andrew 74
Alvah Harris 6
Anna 33
Bertha Edith 319
CaroUne Ethel 319
Charles' 20
Charles Donald 111
Charles E. 236
Charles Washington' 20,
64
Clara K. (Lyford) 225
Clarissa 342
Clarissa (Batchelder) 342
Cora Abby 47,111
Cynthia (Parker) 276
Cyrus 342
Eben 7
Eben Laroy' 20, 74
Ebenezer' 19, 318
Ebenezer' 20, 76
Ebenezer' 20, 74, 209, 235
Edwin Oscar 47, 111
EUza' 20
Eliza A. 318
EUza A. (Whitney) 338
EUza E. (ElUot) 47, 110
EUza (Sanborn) 342
EUza (Whitney) 342
EUzabeth 40
EUzabeth A. (Huckins) 20,
198
EUzabeth Ham 225
EUzabeth (Kimball) 20,
74, 209, 235
Elmer Mason 227
Elvira Amanda 342
Emma A. (Buttrick) 20,
196
Ernest Leon 342
Estelle Charlotte 111
Esther A. (Virgin) 319
Frank' 20
Frank P. 319
Fred Silas' 20, 196
Gardner 344
George C 20
George Whiting 342
Gladys MUdred 319
Grace A. (Taft) 111
H. Frank 344
Hannah (Heath) 20, 76
Hannah (Hill) 342
Harriet L. (Holt) 6
Harry Eugene 111
Harry Victor' 20
Henry 227
Howard G. 256
Huldah 40
Ida OciUa' 20, 196
Irene 54
Ivy 313
James 276
John' 20
John Ham' 20
John Quincy Adams 342
Joseph 342
Joseph Orman' 20, 196
Joseph Porter 338, 342

BATCHELDER (cont:)
Laurentia A. (Whitney)
338, 344
Lloyd Williams 225
Mabel 196
Mabel Clover' 20
Maria 7
Maria' 20
Maria (Howard) 342
Mary EUzabeth' 20, 74
Mary Jane' 20, 64
Mary J. (Chase) 20
Mary (Sargent) 301
Maud 196
Maud Cecile' 20
Mehitable (Huntoon) 198
Mira A. (Morrell) 256
Nancy (-young) 344
Nathaniel 198
NeUie May' 41
NeUie M. (Brown) 342
Oris HiU .342
PameUa' 20, 235
Rosethe 343
Sally 20, 74, 299
Sally (Batchelder) 20
Samuel Dana 74
Sarah Anna' 20, 263
Sarah (Bradley) 20
Sarah S. (Mason) 227
SUas K.' 20, 196
Sophia (Bradlev) 201
Stephen 344
Susan A. (Clough) 20, 74
Susan F. (Cough) 74
Susan Mary 319
Thomas 40
Thomas Jefferson 20
William 301, 344
WUliam N. 225
BATCHELOR Elbert R. 258
Hazel M. 2.58
Robert L. 258
Sylvia A. (Sickles) 258
BATES Byron Emmet 227
LueUa 227
Mary 275
Mary J. (Bradley) 227
Myron E. 227
Regena E. 227
BATTES or BATTIS
Ada' 21
Alonzo' 21
Ann M. (Castle) 22
Betsey (Lester) 21
Calvin Dustin' 21, 22
Charles' 21
Clyde Wescom' 21
David' 21
Electa' 21
EUza' 21
Emma E.' 22
Ernest' 21
Fred A.' 21
George O,' 21
Harry J.' 22
Henryi 21
Horatio' 21
Hubert' 21
Ida' 21
Jane (Glover) 21
Jennie* 21
John Franklin Lester' 21, 22
John H.' 22
Lucy (Carev) 21
LutherS 21
Lydia A. (Burnham) 22

BATTES or BATTIS (cont:)
Malvina' 22
Maora Currier' 21
Margaret (Harris) 21
Mattie A.' 22
Maude' 21
Nathaniel' 21
Nathaniel Hall' 21
Nettie' 21
Prudence' 21, 22
Sampson' 21
Sophia' 21
Thomas' 21
Walter H.' 22
BATTEY Bryan Mann 78
Henjry 78
Rosalind 78
Sarah E. (French) 78
Sumter Beauregard 78
BEAMAN Rhoda 134
BEAN Abram 326
Anis 343
Belinda (Moore) 341
Clara J. (Collins) 292
Deborah (Young) 341
Ehjah Otis 341
Harrison 341
John 208, 341
John Langdon 341
Lydia (Bartlett) 341
Marv Ella 57
Mary (HiU) 343
Mary (KimbaU) 208
Rhoda 173
Sally 341
Sara J. 326
WiUiam 341
Winthrop 341
BEARDSLEY EUa 183
BEATTIE EUzabeth 223
BEAUMONT Climena F. (Bradley) 36
James 36
BECK Abiel' 23
Abigail' 22
Albert' 23
Alice (Thompson) 23
Alvin' 23, 24
Anu (Frost) 22
Anne' 23
Caleb' 22
Catherine' 23
Charles' 23
Charies' 24
Clara Belle' 24
Clement' 23
DeUa C. (Fernald) 23
Diantha' 23
EUen (Eaton) 23
Elizabeth' 22
Fannie E.' 24
Hannah' 22
Hannah' 22
Hannah' 23
Henry' 22
Henry' 22
Henry' 23
Henry* 22, 23
Henry' 23, 283
Henry' 24
Henrv, Jr. 338
Jane (Cate) 22
John' 22

INDEX.

353

BECK (cont.)
John' 23
John' 23
John A.' 24
Josephine LueUa' 24
Joshua' 22
Joshua' 22
LiUa A. (MerrUl) 24
LoweU' 23
Margaret' 22
Margaret' 23
Margaret' 23, 283
Mary' 22
Mary' 22
Mary* 22
Mary Bickford 24
Mary (Frost) 22
Mary J. (Travers) Bick
ford 24
Mary (Lord) 23
Marj' (Whitney) 23, 283,
338
MoUey (Randall) 290
MoUy' 23
Melinda' 23
Nathaniel' 22
NeUie' 24
PoUy' 23
Samuel 290
Samuel' 22
Sarah' 23
Thomas' 22
Thomas' 22
Thompson' 23
BECKFORD Mary 75
BECKMAN Alva PhUbrook 122
Elsie Lysle 122
Hannah (Morrison) 122
BEDELL DoUy (Shaw) 307
Thomas 307
BEECHER John 115
JuUa Ann 115
BEEDE Mehitable 208
BEEDEE EUzabeth 198
BEGG Helen (Foster) 144
Magnus A. 144
BEGIN Anna Maria 98
BELISLE Frank 228
Nancy A. (Matott) 228
BELL Betsey Manning 9
Fannie E. (Baldwin) 347
Thaddeus 347
BELLOWS Annie E. (Morrill) 265
Josiah 265
BEL-ra;A Mary 98
BEMIS Jacob F. 85
Marie L. (Cogswell) 85
BENEDICT Abel J. 185
Gladys P . (Fogg) 185,280
Helen (Peck) 185
MUo EUsworth 185, 280
BENFORD EUen (Hannaford) 182
George 182

BENNETT AbigaU 110, 250
AbigaU (Chase) 110, 250
Abraham 230
Alvin 250
Amos 250
Amos C. 250
Andrew 250
Betsey (McClintock) 250
Byron 250
Charles A. 250
Chase 250
David 250
EUzabeth 250
EUzabeth (Fields) 250
EUzabeth (Moore) 250
Fannie 156
Frank A. 250
George W. 250
Gilman 250
Hannah 250
Helen E. S. 250
James 260
James H. 250
Jemima (Moore) 250
John Harrison 250
Jonathan 268
Joseph 250
Joseph, Jr. 250
Levi 110, 250, 260
Marden 250
Martha 250
Martha (Bennett) 250
MorriU Ames 260
Nancy (Neal) 268
Nellie M. 151
PoUy (Cole) 250
PoUy (Johonnet) 250
Rhoda 250
Robert M. 250
Ruth 230, 231, 250
Ruth (Blanchard) 250
Sarah 250
Sarah A. (MorrUl) 260
Susan 250
BERG Clara 176
BERRY CaroUne (Manning) 9
E. N. 100
John 8
Lena (Avery) 8
Mary 293
Mehitable 214
Nettie 100
BESSY Eveline 227
BETTS Flora M. (Mathews) 236
Percy 236
BICKFORD M. F. 327
Mary 24
Mary J. (Travers) 24
NeUie J. (TaUant) Coflan
327
Sarah 10
BIGBEE Sarah Ann 266
BILLINGS Sophia (Cody) 81
Emeline 81
Horace 81
Levi 81
Lydia 81
Sophia 81
BINGLEY EUzabeth 59

BISBEE Fred 169
Jennie M. (Grover) 169
BISHOP Hester (Cogswell) 83
Joan 59
Samuel 83
BITFIELD Elizabeth 317
BLACKINGTON Belle 248
BLAISDELL EUzabeth 88, 124
H. G. 99
Maria 242
BLAICE Charles A. 81
Eleanor 81
EmUy 167
John 48
Mary (BusweU) 48
Rachel 48
Rachel A. 191
Rebecca H. (CrandaU) 167
WiUiam H. 167
BLAKEY Bernard E. 126
DeUa P. (Fisk) 126
Elmer F. 126
WUliam W. 126
BLAKELY John W. 149
Marv G. (Foster) 149
blaMpin Malvina 295
BLANCHARD Abel' 27
Abel' 27
Abiel' 27
Abigail' 26
Abby Elkins' 29, 31
Agnes (Bent) Barnes 25
Albert' 29, 30, 291
AUce' 25
Amanda' 29
Amos' 28
Anna Abbott' 28
Ann EUza (Huse) 30, 122
Anne' 26
Anne' 26
Anne (CUfford) 29
Anne (Lovejoy) 26
Apphia A. (RandaU) 30,
291
Asa Abbott' 28
Benjamin 4, 195
Benjamin' 24
Benjamin' 26
Benjamin' 27
Benjamin' 27, 28
Benjamin' 28
Betsey' 28, 29
Betsey A. (Coffin) 29
Betsey (Tolman) 28
Bettv« 27
Bridget (Fitzgerald) 24
Catherine' 27
Charles C 28, 29
Charles Greenough' 29,
31
Charles Kendall 25
Charhe H." 30
CordeUa (Smith) 29
Clarissa A.' 25
Cynthia P.' 25
Daniel 277
David' 26
David' 27
DeUa E.' 29

23-n

354

INDEX.

BLANCHARD (cottt.)
DeUa E. (Blanchard) 29
Donald TnUock" 30
Dorcas' 27
Dorcas' 27
Dorcas' 27
Ebenezer' 24
Edward' 24
Edmund' 28
Edmund Harvey' 29
EUzabeth 164, 289
EUzabeth' 27
Elizabeth Eastman) 27
EUzabeth (Holt) 27
EUzabeth Susan" 28
EUa A.' 29
Emily' 28
Emily (Baker) 28
EmUy Eliza' 28
Esther' 29
Esther W. (Parkinson) 277
Ethel Moore" 31
Erastus' 28
Frank H." 28
Frank George" 30
Fred Huse" 30, 122
George' 25, 26
George E.' 28
George Frank' 29, 30, 122
George WilUam" 30
Grace D. (Sanborn) 30
Hammond' 28
Hannah 332
Hannah' 26
Hannah' 28
Hannah (Chad-wick) 28
Hannah (Daggett) 26
Hannah (Dimond) 28
Hannah fMcCrUUs) 29,
240
Harold Emery" 30
Harriet W. (Tucker) 30
Harry Storer" 31
Harvev' 28
Hastings' 27
Hattie E. (Moore) 31
Isaac' 27
IsabeUa S.' 25
Jacob' 26
Jacob' 27
Jacob' 28, 29, 240, 332
James' 28
Joel' 27
Jerome B.' 29
Jerome F.' 29
John' 26
John' 27, 28
John' 28
John Smith' 29, 30
Jonathan' 26
Jonathan' 26
Jonathan' 27
Jonathan' 28, 240
Joseph' 26
Josephine' 28
Joshua' 26
Joshua' 27
Judith HUl 26
Julia Augusta' 28
Julia A. (GUman) 28
Keziah 27
Keziah' 28, 244
Keziah (Hastings) 27
Locada' 28
Lois 221
Lonnie 21
LiUa Nora" 30
Lucy' 28
Margaret (Gray) 28

BLANCHARD (cont.)
Margaret (Herron) 30
Marion Huse" 30
Martha' 28
Mary 26
Mary' 26
Mary" 26, 27
Mary (Abbott) 27
Mary Ann' 29
Marj' (Crosby) 26
Mary (Eastman) 27
Mary Ella" 30
Mary (Gray) 27
Mary Jane' 29, 332
Mary (Sweetser) 26
Mary W. (TaUant) 29, 326
MUdred B. (Emery) 30,
122
Miriam (KimbaU) Hoyt
195
Nahum' 29, 247, 326
Nahum Jesse" 30
Nancy (Parkinson) 277
Nathan Abbott' 28
Nathaniel' 25, 26
NeUie EsteUe" 30
Nettie (Battis) 21
PameUa' 29
Patty (Goodwin) 28
Petei* 27
Phebe (Carter) 28
Phebe (EUiott) 28
Phebe (Hoyt) Ames 4
PoUv' 27, 28
Ralph' 28
Rebecca' 27
Rebecca (Lawrence) 27
Reuben' 27
Richard Tucker" 20
Robert Huse" 30
Rose (Holmes) 26
Ruth 2.50
SaUy' 28
Samuel' 25, 26
Samuel' 26
Samuel' 28
Samuel K' 28, 29
Samuel SewaU' 28
Sarah' 26
Sarah (Burbank) 27
Sarah (Chandler) 27 *
Sarah (Curry) 28
Sarah E. (Guthrie) 30
Sarah P. (Sweetser) 26
Sarah (Smith) 24
Simon' 28
Simon' 28
SteUa M. (Winn) 30
Stephen' 26
Susanna' 29
Thomas 24
Thomas' 25, 26
Thomas' 25
Thomas' 26
William' 28
Willie N." 30
BLAND Charles 22
Everett 22
Fannie 22
James 22
Joseph 22
Nathan 22
Prudence (Battes) 22
Reuben 22
WiUiam 22
BLANEY Bethea (Cogswell) 84
EUzabeth (Cogswell) 84

BLANEY (cont.)
Jedediah 84
Joseph 84
BLENTON Jeannette Henrietta 259
Mary (McDonald) 259
Robert 259
BLENUS Florence H. 273
BLESSING Sarah 247
BLINN Charles' 32
Chauncy' 32
Earl' 32
Edwin E.' 32
Ethel May' 32
George F.' 32
Honor M.' 32
Ida May' 32, 229
Mary J. (Spaulding) 32,
229
Minnie (Denton) 32
Rettie I.' 32
Walter' 32
WUliam F.' 32, 229
BLODGETT  324
Abi 312
Ben 206
Henrietta 206
Josephine (Keysar) 206
Susan M. 234
BLOOD Austin W. 288
Ernest 55
Ethel E. (Church) 55
Martha F. (RaUey) 288
Marv Elizabeth 55
BOARDMAN Anna B. (Hawkins) 347
Emeline 35
Fannie H. (Young) 347
George H. 347
Gertrude (Emery) 117
Samuel Herbert 347
BODWELL Harriet Davis 241
BOGGS Annie L. 55
BOLTON EUzabeth (Patterson) 238
Hugh 238
Hugh' 238
Martha (McCriUis) 238
Martha Morrison 238
BOND Esther 59
Ruth (Kimball) Glover,
Wetherby 210
Thomas 210
BONNEY Augustus M. 309
Emma (Simpson) 309
Gertrude 309
Jessie 309
Mertie 309
Shirley M. 309
Vina 309
BOOTH Alonzo 251
Susan (Haines) 251
BORDEN Sarah 330
BORNCAMP Edward 143
Eva (Foster) 143
BOSTWICK Mary 331

INDEX.

355

BOSWORTH Archibald 182
Fenner 182
Jane (Hannaford) 182
Newton 182
BOULTER Mary (Drake) 294, 298
Nathaniel, Jr. 294
BOWDEN Henry 340
Kate E. 340
Martha Smith 340
BOWDOIN Sally 239
BOYCE Abel Bakers 32, 160, 323
Achsea' 32
Alvira' 32, 268
George Lyman' 33
Grace 214
Hannah M. 272
James 325
John' 32
Margaret' 32, 127
Mary' 32, 248
Mary (Swasey) 32, 160,
323
MUton G. 272
Mima Swasey* 33
Nancy' 32
PoUy (Baker) 32, 268
SaUy' 32
Samuel' 32, 268
Samuel' 32
Samuel Kidder* 32
Sarah B. (Smith) 272
Sophia' 32
BOYES Margaret (McCUntock) 325
Peggy 325
BOYNTON Amanda (Hawkins) 34
Anna Batchelder 33
Anna (Smith) 33
Betsey Kelsea 33
Betsey S. (Hart) 33
Charlotte' 33
David' 33
David' 34
Ebenezer' 33
EUzabeth 318
EUzabeth (Jackson) 33
Elmer Lester' 34
Hannah (Barnet) 33
Hannah (Cheney) 33
Joanna S. (Chase) 34, 62
Joanna (Stevens) 33
John' 33
John' 33
Joshua' 33
Luther' 34
Mark* 33
Mary 33, 97
Mary (Boynton) 33
Mary C. (Sa-wyer) 34
Mary (Huckins) 33
Mary M. (Garden) 34
Mary (Syles) 33
Mary (Woodman) 34
Mathew 32
NelUe J.» 34
Parker Plummer' 34
Rufus 62, 267
Rufus' 34
Rufus C. 34
Ruth E. (Cate) 34
SaUy Davis 33
Sarah 61
Sarah' 34

BOYNTON (cont.)
Sarah (Mead) 34
Susan P. (Webber) 34
Susan R. (Huckins) 33
WUliam' 33
WUUam' 33
WUUam' 33
WUUam' 34
BRACKETT Albert Fremsted 65
AUce Miriam (Chase) 65
Anson G. 173
Eleanor Alice 65
EUza A. P. (Jones) 203
Eunice (Mason) 334
F. J. Patterson 65
Haines 173
Harriet 138
HUton 173
Ira 173
Jane 172
Jeimie S. 235
Jeremiah Clough 173
Levi 173
Martha (Fremsted) 66
Mary (Haines) 173
Samuel Haines 173
Thomas J. 203
BRADBURY Francis Clark 343
James G. 343
Joseph Young 343
Sarah 264
Sophronia (Young) 343
BRADLEY Abiah' 35, 133
Abiah' 35
Abiah' 35
Abiah (Stevens) 35
Abiel F.' 35
AbigaU' 35
Abigail' 35
AbigaU (PhUbrick) 34
Abraham 35
Abraham' 34
Abraham' 35
Addie" 38
Addie (Heisse) 38
Adelaide' 37
Alfred RusseU' 38
Anna Louise see Hannah
Louise
Anna Maria' 37
.A,nna (Morrill) 30, 1 14, 260
Apphia' 35
Arthur RusseU" 38
Asa' 35
Asa Foster' 36, 36
Asa Foster' 36
AureUa (RusseU) 38
Benjamin' 34
Benjamin' 35
Benjamin Da"vid' 36
Betsey Malvina 227
Betty' 35
Betty' 35
Betty (Keyes) 35
CaroUne L. (Sladen) 38
Cecile HaU' 39
Charies' 38
Charies' 36
Charles" 38
Charies Clement 227
Charies Emery' 39
Charles Frederick' 36
Charies H.« 38, 39
Charles Hodgsdon' 37
Charies Morris' 37
Charles Wesley 227

BRADLEY (cont.)
Clara F.' 36
Clara F.' 36
Clara (Forrest) 37 130
Climena B. (Forrest) 36,
131
CUmena F.» 36
Constance M. (Glasson) 37
CorneUa (Brown) 37
Cyrus Parker' 35, 37
Cyrus Pinkerton" 37
Daniel' 34
Daniel' 34
David' 38
David Emery' 36
Da-vid Emery' 36, 37
David MorriU' 36, 36
Delia Ann (Comstock) 227
Edith Irene' 36
Edwin Ruthven' 36
Eleanor" 38
Elecla T.' 36
EUza A. (Emery) 36
EUzabeth' 35
EUzabeth' 36
EUzabeth G. (Lyford) 225
Elizabeth (Hammond) 36
EUzabeth J.' 39
EUa Amanda 227
EUa Clara' 36
EUa Harriet' 36
EUen' 34
Ellen Amanda' 36,37, 227
EUen F.2 39
Elsa' 37
Emeline (Boardman) 35
Emily T.' 36
Emma B. (Shumway) 37
Emma (Cookson) 37
Emma Marguerite' 37
Enoch E.i 39, 260
Enoch G.' 39
Eveline (Bessy) 227
Evelyn Mary' 37
Flora Maud' 36
Florence (Whitelaw) 37
Fo3ter« 35
Foster H.' 38
Frances' 36
Frances Sladen' 38
JVank Albert' 36
Freda (Lake) 38
Frederick' 36
Frederic Mark' 39
Frederick Oliver' 36
Fronie (Viclcars) 36
EmeUne Edna' 37
George Saunders 227
George Shumway" 37
Gertrude (Judd) 37
Grace B.' 38
Guy MorriU' 36
Hannah' 34
Hannah' 35
Hannah (Dow) 34
Hannah (Forrest) 37
Hannah H. (Forrest) 130
Hannah Josephine' 37
Hannah Louise' 36
Hannah (Mason) 226
Harold Thomas' 39
Harriet E. (Barbour) 36
Harriet E. (Shumway)A37
Henry Cvrus' 37
Hilda' 37
Howard Arthur' 38
Ina Bernice' 38
Isaac' 34
Jeremiah' 35

356

INDEX,

BRADLEY (cont.)
John" 38
John Chamberlain' 38
John Chamberlain' 38
John J. 226
John Jewsbury' 38
John Jewsbury' 38
John Langdon 226
Jonathan 20
Jonathan* 35
Jonathan' 35
Joseph' 34
Joseph' 34
Joseph* 34
Joseph' 36
Joseph Sladen' 38
Katherine EUzabeth' 37
Keyes' 36
Leila' 36
Leonidas' 39
LiUian Chamberlain' 38
LUUe Maggie' 37
Louis Edwin' 36
Louisa' 35, 114
Louisiana (Carr) 37
Lucian Forrest' 37
Lucian Moore 227
Lucretia 248, 326
Lucy' 37
Lydia (Emery) 36
Lydia (PhilUps) 36
Martha' 34, 36
Martha A,' 38
Martha C. (Chamberlain)
38, 54
Martha (Hodgson) 37
Martha Louise' 37
Martha RusseU" 38
Margaret Emeline' 36
Mary 227
Marj'' 34
Mary Jane 227
Marv (MorriU) 39, 260
Mary S.' 39
Mary S. (Emery) 36
Mary (WUliams) 34
Matilda (Barker) 38
Mattie (Brown) 36
Mehitable' 35
Minnie' 38
MorrUl' 36
Murray' 35
Nancy (Curry) 35
Nathaniel' 34
NelUe (Curtis) 36
NelUe J. (Jennings) 37
NelUe M. (Skinner) 36
Nettie' 36
Peter Cyrus' 37
Peter .M.' 35, 36, 131
Peters' 35
PhUbrick' 35, 201
Pringle' 38
Rachel T. (Hoyt) 35
Richard Ames' 38
Robert" 36
Rose' 36
Ruth' 35
Rutherford Hayes' 38
SaUy A. (Weaver) 227
Samuel' 35
Samuel' 35
Samuel M.' 39
Sarah 20
Sarah' 34
Sarah' 35
Sarah" 36
Sarah E.' 39, 261
Sarah (Emery) 201

BRADLEY (cont.)
Sarah (Foster) 35, 133,
140, 260
Serena Ashbury 227
Seth Eastman' 35, 37, 130
Stephen' 34
Susan Clough 227
Susan G. 261
Susan H. (Chase) 36
Susanna (Folsom) 35
Susannah 139
Thomas Currv' 35, 38, 54
Timothy* 35
Timothv' 35, 133, 140,
142, 260
Timothy' 35, 114
Timothy' 35
Timothy Cookson' 37
Timothy F.» 36
Timothy Matthew' 37
Timothy Whitelaw' 37
Winnifred (Sherrill) 39
WiUiam' 34
WUliam" 38
WiUiam S.' 39
WUliam Wheeler' 38
BRAINARD Adelaide E. (Foster) 142
Austin 142
Betsey (Foster) 138
Helen AlUson 142
Lawrence 142
Stephen 138
BRALEY AmeUa 169
BRAMHALL Florence E. 55
Josephine 55
BRANDHORST Katherine 328
BRANDON Hettie V, 148
BRECHEEN Anna M. (Miller) 268
NataUe E. 258
Thomas L. 258
BREMER Cora (Marston) 311
Paul 311
Trueman 311
Warren M. 311
BREWER AUce (Ham) 179
D. R. 168
Ellen N. (Greenough) 168
Frank Layton 179
MoUy MoUard 179
Sargent 179
BREWSTER Anna 6
BBIDGE Edwin Elliott 50
EUza (EUiott) 50
Ella L. (Carter) 50
Helen I. 60
Mary 168
Samuel 168
Theodore .\. 60
Theodore E. 50
BRIGGS Georgia A. 30, 333
BROCK Alice Janette 262
Martha Helen (Rhodes) 262
Robert G. 262
BPOMLEY CorneUa (Matott) 228
John 228

BRONSON A. S. 217
Emma F. (Lovering) 217
Herbert Asa 217
Kate (Brown) 43
Lena E. 217
BROOKIN Godfrie 230
WUl 23
BROOKS EU 226
Eliza (Mason) 226
Sarah 154
BROWN  127
Aaron' 46
Aaron' 46
Abby 194
AbigaU 39, 254
Abigail' 39
Abigail' 39
Abigail' 40, 45
Abigail' 40
AgigaU' 46
Abigail (Baker) 40
AbigaU (BaUard) Wheet
46
Abner" 46
Abraham' 43, 130
Abraham' 39, 43, 262
Abraham' 40
Abram' 41, 42, 264
Achsa Ann (MiUs) 129
Ada (Reed) 44
Addie CordeUa' 44
Addison' 46
Addison Prescott' 46
Adeline (Moulton) 41
Albert' 44
Albert A. 248
Alfred H.' 46, 166
AUce' 41
Alice B. 272
AUce Margaret' 47
Allen W." 41
Almira 75
Alonzo' 41
Alvah L. 42
Amos' 46
Anna 77
Anna (Buswell) 48
Anna J. (Thompson) Pres
cott 335
Anne (RoweU) 181
Annie A. (Heath) 191
Annie EUzabeth 129
Annie M.' 44
Annie Maud 191
Anson 'W. 146
Arthur 146
Arthur" 41
Asa« 40
Asa' 40
Aubrey Myrtle" 47
Aura Anna' 46
Benjamin' 40
Benjamin Butler' 43
Benjamin Frankhn 43, 44
296
Bernice (Chaplain) 57
Bessie E. 316
Bessie Hayner' 42
Bessie Jane 16
Betsey 248
Betsey« 46
Betsey' 46
Betsey (Forest) 43, 130,
262
Boaz' 45

INDEX.

357

BROWN (cont.)
Boaz' 45
Bridget 45
Caroline Jane 215
Carrie 167
Charles 168
Charles' 41
Charles A.' 42, 248
Charles F. 121
Charles G.' 43
Charles Henry' 41
Charles J. 76
Clara M. (DUlingham) 45
Clara (Neal) 42
Clarissa' 43
CUmena' 43, 262
Comfort 104
Cora.\.(Batcheldor)47, 11 1
Cordelia (Myers) 43
Cornelia 37
Cyrus G.s 41, 181, 342
Dana 127
Darwin' 43
David' 40
David' 40
Dinah' 45
Dora E. 316
Dorcas' 43
Doris Elizabeth" 47
Edna' 44
Edward 57
Edward' 45
Edward' 41
Edwin 168
Eleazer' 45
EUok' 42
Ehphalet' 40
EUza (RoweU) 41
EUzabeth 46, 194, 264
EUzabeth' 40
Elizabeth' 40, 45
EUzabeth' 40, 67
EUzabeth Batchelder 40
EUzabeth (Bateman) 46
EUzabeth (Davis) 44
EUzabeth (Eastman) 40
Elizabeth (Johnson) 330
EUzabeth (Potter) 45
EUzabeth (Shannon) 75
EUa 127
EUa Gertrude' 46
Ella (Taylor) 75
EUen E. (Leighton) 44
EUen (Hinkley) 41
Elmira' 41
Emily M. 225
Emma Abigail* 42, 286
Emma Alice 72
Emma (Gray) 42
Etta (Shaw) 44
Eva (MerriU) 16
Evelyn May" 42
Finley' 43
Flora Phebe' 44
Frank 168
Frank' 41
Frank Hermon' 46
Frank Leon' 41, 42
Fred H." 46, 47, 111
Fred L. 248
Frederick Whittier 6
George 165, 194
George' 39
George' 39, 40
George A. 6, 248
(3eorge Everette 72
George G.' 44
George Henry 72
George StUlman' 46

BROWN (cont.)
George W.' 41
Gilman G.' 41
Grace' 45
Grace Foster 6
Grace Maud' 46
Hannah 46, 240, 298
Hannah' 43, 130
Hannah' 39
Hannah' 40, 45
Hannah' 45
Hannah (Brown) 46
Hannah E.' 45
Hannah Eliza' 46
Hannah EUzabeth' 46
Hannah Jane 75
Hannah (Thompson) 40
Harriet (Chase) 43
Harriet May 42
Harriet M. (Brown) 42
Harrison Butler' 43
Hattie R. (Lyford) 76
Helen J. (Pickard) 42, 286
Henrietta 161
Henry' 39
Henry2 39
Henry' 43
Henry' 191
Henry Butler' 43
Henry Clough 75
Henry R. 146
Henry M.' 45
Herbert Leighton' 44
Hermon' 46
Heywood' 46
Howard MUton 63
Huldah' 41
Huldah (Batchelder) 40
Imogene (HiU) 127
Ivan" 41
J. Alfred' 46
Jabez' 46
James B. 16, 76
Jane' 45
Jeremiah' 40
Joanna' 40
John 46, 48, 194
John' 45
John' 45
John D.' 42, 286
John Humphrey' 46
John S.' 46
John S. R. 129
Jonas' 46
Jonathan 75
Jonathan' 39
Jonathan' 299
Jonathan' 45
Joseph' 46
Joseph' 46
Joseph Aaron' 46
Joseph B.' 46
Joseph Edwin' 46
Joseph T.' 42
Joseph Warren' 42
Josephine M.' 46
Josiah' 45
Josiah' 46
Kari L. 146
Kate' 43
Laura' 44
Laura E. (Thompson) 72
Laura (Ticknor) 43
Lena' 41
Leon 127
Leon Alvah" 42
Leroy R. 271
Levi' 40, 46
Loraine 261

BROWN (cont.)
Lorana see Lurana
Lorenzo D' 41, 168
Louie 201
Louis H. 146
Louisa' 42
LoweU 335
Lucretia 312
Lucy A. (Davis) 46
Lurana C. (Greenough) 41,
168
Lydia (Leighton) 44
Lydia (Smith) 215
Lyman' 44
Mabel 127
Mabel' 44
Mabel" 41
Mabel Susanna 191
Margaret Day" 42
Margaret E.l(Gale) 46,156
Maria D.' 42
Martha E. (Rolfe) Evans
121
Martha W. (Ames) 6
Mary 127, 194
Mary' 46
Mary' 39, 45
Mary' 45
Mary' 46
Mary A.' 42
Mary A. (Clough) 75
Mary Ann 76, 90
Mary Ann' 43
Mary Ann' 299
Mary Ann' 41
Mary (Bickford) 76
Mary Ann (Clough) 299
Mary Butler' 43, 130
Mary (BusweU) 39
Mary C 44
Mary Chase 262
Mary (Dalton) 42
Mary E. 248
Mary Elizabeth' 46
Mary (French) 145
Mary Jane 335
Mary Nancy 76
Mary Prescott 82
Mary Prescott' 47
Mary (Richards) 45
Mary (Sanborn) 43
Mary (Winship) 45
Mattie 36
Matthew Nealey 211
Maude Evelyn 72
Mehitable M. (Maxfield)
44
Mercy' 45
Mercy' 45
MilUe' 42
Monroe' 41
Moses' 181
Nancy' 181
Nancy (Wedgewood) 40
Nathan' 46
Nathaniel' 39
Nellie Mary' 42
Nellie May 286,
NeUie May' 44
NelUe May' 41, 342
NelUe (Prescott) 44
NeUie (Whittemore) 42
Newell 76
OUve 330
Phebe' 43
Phebe' 39
Phebe' 40
Phebe (Gale) 43
Phebe S. (Sanborn) 44, 296

358

INDEX.

BROWN (cont.)
Philip' 39
PhiUp* 40
Philip' 40
Phihp" 40
PhiUp F.' 41
PoUy' 43
PoUy (Howe) 194
Rachel 68
Rachel* 46
Rachel (Poulter) 46
Rachel J. 299
Rebecca 68
Rebecca' 45
Rebecca' 46
Rebecca (Gerrish) Ames 5
Rebecca J. (Day) 41
Richard 299
Richard' 181
Rvith' 40
Ruth Gray" 42
Sadie EUzabeth' 44
Sadie F. (Sanborn) 44
Sally' 43
Samuel 216, 330
Samuel' 40
Samuel Butler' 43, 44
Sarah 68
Sarah' 39
Sarah' 39
Sarah' 40
Sarah' 40
Sarah" 46
Sarah A. (Moore) 248
Sarah E. (GUnes) Nudd
271
Sarah EUzabeth 76
Sarah (GUman) 41
Sarah J. (Hancock) 41,
181
Sarah Jane 342
Sarah Jane' 41 165,
Sarah (Wright) 45
Simeon M.' 44
Sophrona Eliza' 46
Sophronia (Prescott) 46
Stephen Gale' 43
Susan (Danforth) 42
Susan E. (Foster) 146 '
Susan M.' 43
Susanna' 39
Sylvester Whidden 335
Thomas 194
Thomas' 46
Thomas' 45
Thomas' 45
Thomas' 45
Thomas' 40
Thomas J.' 42
Timothy" 40
Vernie L. (Chase) 63
Warren Chase 63
WiUiam 67, 194
William' 39
WUUam' 40
WUUam' 40
WUliam' 41
WilUam L. 75
WUUam Whittier 5, 6
Winnifred' 44
BRUCE Christine Margaret 202
BRUST Maggie 87
BRYAN Ada Almena 147
Caroline Crocker 147
Foster Abel 147
Frances A. (Foster) 147

BRYAN (cont.)
Harry C. 147
Ohver 147
Oliver Codington 147
Percy 147
Robert Townby 147
WilUam D. 147
BRYANT Clara' 48
Charles' 48
DrusiUa' 47, 48
EUa J, 262
EUen Rebecca' 47, 264
George W. 253
Harriet M. H. (Hunting
ton) 47
Harriet M. (Hoag) 264
Hattie' 48
Henry' 48
Jane (Lurvey) 253
Jeremy' 47
John' 47
John' 47
John J.' 47, 264
JuUa 52
Maria L.' 47
Mary' 48
Napoleon' 48
Napoleon B. 43, 47
OrviUe Dewey' 47
Rebecca Gale' 47
Rebecca (Gale) 47
SaUy P.2 47
Samuel Huntington' 47
Sarah 309
Susan M. (Brown) 43
Susan M. (Forrest) 48
Susie' 48
BRYAR AbigaU 200
BRYDON Edith G. (Young) 346
Robert W. 346
BUCKLAND Annie Elvira 128
Charles Edwin 128
Cora B. (Fletcher) 128
Elvira D. 128
Eva May 128
John 128, 248
Marv A. (Moore) 248
WilUam H. 248
BUCKMINSTER Helen F. (Chase) 62
BUEHLER Laura M. 18, 79
BUELL Abigail (Huckins) 196
Abram 196
Alphas W. 196
Asa 196
Daniel 196
Maria J. (Huckins) 196
Mary E. 196
Nellie E. (GoodeU) 196
BUGBEE Ahnon C. 315
Horace O. 316
JuUa A. (Smith) 316
SteUa S. 315
Wilbur T. 315
BUNDY Charles 115
Charles Smith 119
Leland 315
LUlian M. (Smith) 316
Martha (Emery) 119
Mary E. (Emery) 115 -'
OUver T. 119

BUNTIN Lizzie Simonds 280
BURBANK Henry W. 236
KatherinelF.!(Mathes) 236
Moses 27
Sarah 27
BURBECK James 285
Jane C. (Pickard) 285
BURDEEN Russell A. 1
BURDIN Mary (Page) 275
Phebe 275
Thomas 275
BURGESS Bethuel 181
Emma B. (Palmer) 143
Emoroy D. 143
Jennie M. 181
Mary (Sturtevant) 181
BURKE Georgia A. (Stevens) 319
James F. 319
James H. 319
BURNHEART Charles 81
Pattie (Cody) 80
BURKANS Ada EUa 279
BURLEIGH AbigaU 206
BeUnda 206
EUzabeth S. 330
EmUy A. 279
Grace 55
Hilton 55
Jacob 279
James 330
Lydia (Bodwell) 279
Mary G. 275
Nathaniel 330
Phebe (Burleigh) 330
SaUy 216
Sally (Sargent) 339
Sarah (Gilman) 55
Stevens 206
BURLEY Dorothy (Lyford) 219
BURNETT Lucy (Foster) 146
BURNHAM  281
Charles Cavendar 178
Cynthia 222
Daniel 238
EUzabeth Page (Ham) 178
Emma Louisa 179
Evelyn Frances 178
Franklin Joseph 178
Fred Robinson 178
Hannah (Cogswell) 83
Henry 22
Hester (CogsweU) Bishop
83
Katherine 179
LUla M. 179
LiUa (Marston) 178
Lydia A. 22
Marston 179
Robert 95
Susan (McCrUUs) 238
Theda A. 179
Thomas 83
Thomas Ham 178
BURNHART Darwin Stanley 81
Gertrude H. (Cody) 81

INDEX.

359

BURNHART (cont.)
Harriet Louise 81
Roy S. 81
Stanley 81
WUlard 81
BURNSIDE Margaret 237
BURPEE Jeremiah 311
Mary S. 311
Nancy Wells 311
Nathaniel 101
BURR Janet M. 85
Mary 297
BURROWS Maud E. 258
BURSHTED Susan 338
BURT Annie Gertrude 129
BURTON Margaret E. (Bradley) 3(
W. R. 36
BUSH Alice Adeline 185
Helen (Harper) 185
Jeannie Gertrude 185
John Charles 185
BUSHBY EUen 258
BUSWELL Anna' 48
Anna (Ordway) 48
EUen (CUley) 48
EUzabeth 1
Flora E.» 48
Hannah 252
Hannah (French) 48
Hannah (Maxfield) 48
Henrietta' 48
Isaac 39
Isaac' 48
Isaac' 48
John' 48
John L. 246
Mary 39
Mary" 48
Mary E. (Sanborn) 246
Mary (Smith) 48
Mary (Worthen) 48
Nicholas» 48
Samuel' 48
Samuel* 48
Samuel' 48
Sarah 222
Sarah Jane' 48
Sarah (Keyes) 48
Sarah (Thorne) 48
Susan (BuzzeU) 48
Susanna 39
WUUam LeRoy' 48
BUTLER Abby O. (McCrUUs) 24
Arthiur 241
Benjamin 43
Benjamin F. 203
Carolyn E. 346
Charlotte AUison 203
CrilUs 241
Dorcas (Abbott) 43
Genevieve CeciUa 190
Hannah 324
Harold Edmund 190
James A. 190
Lawrence WiUiam 190
Mae B . (Lougee) 190
Mary 43
Ruth Mae BeU 190

BUTTERWORTH Abel Lord 108
Martha (Alexander) 108
BUTTRICK Emma A. 20, 196
BUZZELL AbigaU 293
Clara Hunkins 307
Eliza Durgin 67
Etta 57
Flora Frances 281
Mehitable 202
Susan 48
BYHAM Blanche 143
BYRAM DeUa Ann 5
Ebenezer 5
CABLE Alvira 81
CALDERWOOD Ada E. (Knowles) 214
David 214
CALEF Arthur Benjamin 136, 340
Arthur Benjamin, Jr. 136,341
Charles Harold 136
Edith Dart 136
Edward Baker 136, 341
Ethel M. 136
Faimie 165
Francis 136
Hannah Foster (Woodman)
136, 340
Helen 136
Irene Hutchinson 136
Jeremiah 136, 340
Jeremiah Francis 136, 341
Lucy Foster 136
Robert 136
SaUy (Eastman) 341
Samuel Prescott 136, 341
CALHOUN Katherine E. (RaUey) 288
Percival R. 288
CALL Mary 69
CALVERT Robert 60
CAMMET MoUy 173
CAMP Maude A. W. 148
CAMPBELL EUzabeth 2
Margaret 107
Mary Ann 107
Philip 107
CANFIELD Elmar 81
Harris 81
Martha 81
CANFY Cora B. (Potter) 267
Luther L. 267
Margaret 267
CAREY Lucy 21
CARLTON or CARLETON
Betsey (Moore) 251
Charies 251
Ebenezer' 100
Eva A.' 100
George 251
Mary 251
Mary (Jones) 65
Rebecca (Farrar) 100
Sarah (FeUows) 251
Stephen 251

CARPENTER Annie M. (Brown) 191
Christopher 240
Eari 191
Elba 191
Hannah (MorrUl) 265
Josiah 265, 260
Mary 260
Mary (McCrillis) 240
Ruth Janette 191
CARR Arthur Guy 202
Bertha M. (MacFale) 15
Fred Lewis 235
Genevra EUza 15
Hannah J. (Ayers) 16
Louisiana 37
Mabel E. (IngaUs) 202
John Preston 15
Preston Howard 16
Rosanna H. (Mathes) 235
Sarah 314
W. E. 202
WilUam 314
CARRIGAIN EUzabeth (Clough) 70
Obadiah 70
Philip 70
PhUip' 70
CARRON Almeda C. (Cass) 53
Joseph N. 53
Leon N. 53
CARSLEY Caroline (Haines) 261
Richard P. 251
CARTER Abby C. W. (Stevens) 49
Agibail' 49
AbigaU (Bartlett) 49
AbigaU Heath' 49, 107
Achsea (Boyce) 32
Alia J. (Dearborn) 51,101
Alien Dearborn' 51
Amory 247
Andrew' 50
Anna M. 262
Annie J.* 50
Arthur' 51
Asenath (SpUler) 52
Azubah (Hannaford) 50,
88
Betsey (Moore) 252
Bradbury G.' 52
Carrie M. (TapUn) 61,
206
Charles Herbert' 51
Charies W.' 51
Charles Wesley' 50, 51,
101
Comfort (Moore) Neal 247
Earl Foster' 61
Ebenezer 88
Ebenezer P. 263
Ebenezer Philbrick' 49, 50
Ella Leonora* 60
ElvUa (PUlsbury) 240
Edward Dearborn' 51
EUzabeth' 49
EUzabeth* 60
Elmer E.* 50
Ethel (Allen) 61
Florence (Tucker) 51
Frank B.' 51
George A.' 60
George B.' 61
George H. 240

360

INDEX.

CARTER (cont.)
Georgia A. (Cleveland) 51
Hannah 173-
Hannah' 49, 139
Harry' 51
Hattie L.' SO, 263
Heath' 50
Helen Medora' 50
Humphrey 240
Jennie B.' 51
Jeremiah' 62
Jessie Blanche' 61, 206
John 32, 107
John' 49
John' 52
John' 52
John B. 19
John Bartlett' 49, 300
John Bartlett' 49, 50
John S.* 50
Joseph Cleveland' 51
Joseph H. 50, 51, 206
Joseph Heath' 49
Josephine* 50
Josephine' 61
Judith' 52
Julia (Bryant) 52
Karl Eben' 61
Katy (Haven) 50
Lizzie Valentine' 51
Luther" 52
Louise Bassett 51
Lydia (GiU) 52
Mabel Azubah' 51
Martha A. (Wheeler) 30,
52, 333
Mary 61
Mary' 60
Mary A. 88
Mary A. B. 126
Mary A. (Coffin) 52
Mary Adelaide* 50
Mary C.2 49
Mary C. (Bagley) 19, 50
Mary (Stevens) 50
Moses' 52
Nancy' 49
Nancy (Sargent) 49, 107,
300
Nathan' 51
Nathan" 51
Nathan' 52
Ned Hannaford' 51
Phebe 28
Ralph Wesley' 61
Samuel' 49
Samuel' 50
Samuel Heath' 60
Sanbom* 60
Sarah' 49
Sarah (Farnum) 62
Sarah L. (Lambert) 60
Sarah (PettengiU) 60
Sarah R.' 52
Stephen' 49
Susan Mo. (Clough) 240
Susanna (Eastman) 51
Susannah (KeUey) 50
Thomas' 51
Thomas P. 252
Walter Hervey' 51
WUUam' 50
WiUiam H. 30
WUUam H.» 30, 62, 333
WUliam Hervey* 60
Winthrop' 51
CARY EUzabeth (Greenough) 168
Robert 168

CASON Joseph 16
Susan E. (Cummings) 16
CASS Abbie M. 287
Abraham 220
Albi D.* 53
Ahneda C. (IngaUs) 52,
201
Almeda Christie' 52, 53
Almeda Christie* 53
Annie M. (Begin) 98
Arthur WiUie 98
Baruch Hoyt 169 287
Charles Henry 98
Cora B. (Downing) 52
Edwin 98
Edwin FrankUn 98
Ellen E. P. (Davis) 98
Evelyn G.* 63
Francis Peabody' 62
Hannah 67
Hannah (Grover) 169, 287
Harriet Mosia 52
Herbert 98
James T.' 63
John 220
Levi' 52
LiUian (Patterson) 98
Lorenzo D.' 63
Marion Olive 98
Maiy (Belyea) 98
Mary EUzabeth 98
Mary (Lyford) 220
Nancy (Lyford) 220
Nathaniel L.' 53
Sarah W. (WaUace) 98
Simon' 52, 201
CASTLE Ann M. 22
CASWELL Elmer 67
Percy 57
Sarah M. (Chaplain) 57
WilUam 67
CATE AUce 90
Anthony 338
Betsey (Hodgdon) 262
Charies H. 34
EUza Ann 264
Irving 90
Jane 22
John 22, 262
Judith 22, 266
Katie A. (Whitney) 338
Nancy 262
Paul 97
Ruth E. 34
Sarah A. 216
Sarah C. 247
Sarah J. (Batchelder) 34
Shadrack 264, 265
Sophia Sawyer 343
Susannah (Davis) 97
CAVERLY Abiel M. 6, 248
Caroline (Ames) 6
EUzabeth Colby 339
Judith C. 248
Nancy 93
Nathaniel 339
SaUy (Moore) 248
SaUy (Sargent) Burleigh
339
Solomon 248
CAVERNO John 97
Sarah (Davis) 97

CAVIS George Mrs. 44
CAWLEY Benaiah 330
Mary E. (Taylor) 330
Sarah (Chase) 58
Thomas 58
CHADWICK Apphia (Clough) 240
Caroline 136
Calvin 240
Charles J. 246
EUza J. (Moore) 246
Hannah 28
James 28
John 86
Mary E. (Graham) 86
Mary Thurston 28
Samuel 260
Sarah (Morrill) 260
CHAMBERLAIN Abigail (Hasey) 53
Alice' 66, 56
Alice Christine' 56
Annie L. (Boggs) 55
Amanda M. (Johnson) 54
Benjamin Ralph' 56
Charles J." 54, 188
Carrie Elizabeth' 56
CaroUne S. (Chamberlain)
54, 55 ^
Caroline Sa-wyer 54
CaroUne Sawyer' 54, 55
Daniel A. 316
Edmund 53
Eleanor A. 316
Elijah 266
EUzabeth' 54
EUzabeth Emery' 54, 56
EUzabeth H. (Synder) 316
Etta F. (Heath) 54, 188
Frank 128
George J. 316
Grace Amanda' 55
Grace (Burleigh) 66
Grace Burleigh' 65
Grace HUton" 66
Hannah (MorrUl) 266
Harriet F. 267
Henry 7, 134
Henry' 64
Henry Gale' 65
Irene (Batchelder) 54
Iva May (Fletcher) 128
Jacob' 53
Jason 316
Jeremiah Clough' 54, 55
John 53
John' 53
John' 54, 188
John Abbot 54
John Abbot' 64, 72
Joseph Burleigh" 55
Lm'a S. 316
Lucy Florence" 65, 56
Martha' 54
Martha A. (Putnam) 54
Martha Clough 38
Martha (Mellen) 63
Mary CaroUne" 64
Mary P. 316
Mary Foster" 64, 55
Mary Gerrish' 54
Mary R. (Clough) 54, 72
MeUen' 64
MoUy (Foster) 53
Moses 138
Moses' 53
Moses' 53, 55

INDEX.

361

CHAMBERLAIN (cont.)
Moses Abbot' 55
NelUe B.' 55
Polly (Foster) 138
Rebecca (Abbot) 53 138
Rebecca Abbot' 54
Rebecca CVan Dervanter)
Ames 7
Samuel' 53
Sarah M. 316
WiUiam 55
WUliam' 54
WUUam H. 316
WUliam Oliver" 56
CHANDLER Abiel 27
Judith 158
Judith (Walker) 27
Nathan 158
Sarah 27
Sarah 158
CHAPLAIN Alien Monroe' 57
Alpheus Washington' 56,
57
Amelia IsabeUe' 57
Anna C." 57
Anna (Smith) 58
Bemice' 67
Bertha M. (Wade) 67
Cariton' 57
Carrie (McElroy) 57
Charles H.' 57
Charles L.' 57
Claribel E.' 57
Clifton Ehner' 57
Deborah Robinson (Lord)
56
EUza D. (BuzzeU) 57
Ehna (Maxfield) 57
EsteUe' 57
Ethel' 57
Etta' 67
Etta (BuzzeU) 67
Frank A.* 57
Francis L.' 56
George Franklin* 57
Harriet S. (Allen) 57
Horace Sanborn* 57
Ida M. (Cross) 67
Jane KeUey 57
Jessie C 57
Joseph' 56
Joseph E.' 57
Josephine (Supple) 66
Leaner' 57
Lavina Jane' 56, 272
Louise Carmen' 57
Mabel Lydia' 67
Marguerite Arlene' 57
Martha Ann* 57
Martha J." 57
Martha (WiUey) 56, 272
Mary E." 57
Mary E. (Bean) 57
Mary E. (Rogers) 56
Mary (Stevens) 57
Marquis D.' 56, 272
Nellie B.' 57
Sally (Runnels) 57
Sarah Mary' 57
Thomas Alpheus* 57
Urban W.* 57
Walter W.' 67
Warren H.* 57
WiUiam Henry Harrison' 56
CHAPMAN Abigail 165
Annie 199

CHAPMAN (cont.)
Hattie L. (Craton) 144
Isabel J. (Foster) 144
James A. 144
James Alfred 144
Laura Foster 144
Margery 144
Rachel (McMaster) 144
Robert H. 144
Robert Hett 144
Robert Hett Foster 144
CHASE Aaron' 61
Aaron* 34, 61
Abby Belle 311
Abigail 59, 250
Abigail (Bradley) 35
AbigaU (Gilman) Ambrose
73
Abigail (Glines) 65
Abner 36
Agnes 69
Alan Synder 316
Alfred G.' 19, 64, 109,
336
Alice Miriam' 65
Alice (Moore) 261
Almira (Moore) 61, 245
Ann F.' 64
Ann (Follansbee) 59
Ann (Wheeler) 69, 73, 317
Anna 68
Anna' 68
Anna (Taylor) 58, 314
Anne 59, 329
Ansel W.' 64
Aquila' 59, 73
AquUa' 59, 317
Betsey' 58, 330
Betsey Lougee 64
Betsey (Lougee) 64
Byrd Anna (Vosburgh) 63
Betty (Bradley) 35
Carrie Ann' 64
Catherine (Hannaford) 182
Catherine "Vrooman' 63
Charles 34, 245
Charies' 61
Charies C. 36
Charles H. 11
Charles H.' 64
Charles Herbert' 64
Charles Levi' 62
Charles Perry' 63
Charles Warren' 61, 63
CharUe T. H.' 63
Christian 59
Christopher 251
Clara E. (Heath) 311
Clara Phmpton' 63
Clarissa (Brown) 43
Daniel 59
Dorcas 59
Edward 43
Edward' 58, 60, 61
Ed-win' 64
Elbridge 98
Elbridge Gerry' 64, 102
EUza 11
EUzabeth 58, 69, 178
EUzabeth' 62
EUzabeth (Bingley) 69
EUzabeth (Mowers) 69
Eleanor Atwood" 63
Emma C 64, 336
Emma Jennie 149
Emma C. (Randall) 292
Emma (Deemas) 311
Esther (Bond) 59

CHASE (cont.)
Eunice (Sutton) 63, 322
Ezekiel 59
Flavia E. (Lyman) 62
Flora Jane 311
Florence EUzabeth' 63
Florence G. Ill
Florence Gertrude' 64,
111
Florence Myra' 63
Frank Gerry' 64
Frank W.' 63, 237
Fred 263
Frederick 322
Frederick' 63
Frederick' 64
Fred Lougee' 64
Frederick Appleton* 34, 61
George' 64
George' 64
George B. 60
George Calvin 311
George Warren 311
Georgia C. (Pettigrove)
263
Grace A. 311
Guy B. 311
Hannah' 58
Harriet 43
Harriet A. (Kimball) 62
Harriet A. R. 223
Harriet Maria* 61
Harry Philbrick* 64
Helen Davidson' 63
Helen Frances' 61
Helen Marr" 61
Henry 59
Henry A.' 64
Henry B. 182
Isaac 35
Ida S. (Bagley) 19, 64
J. Leverett 251
James 58, 69, 65
Jason 59
Jeremiah' 64
Joan (Bishop) 59
Joanna 58
Joanna (Cheney) 59
Joanna Sanborn' 34,61,62
Joanna (Palmer) 68
John 59, 60
' John B. 11
John Harris 311
John KimbaU' 62
John L. 64
John L.' 64
John S. 251
John Warren" 63
Jonathan 58, 60, 178, 314
Joseph 110
Josephine E. 263
Josephine Emma' 65
Josiah 59
Judith 59
Judith A. (Davis) 64, 98,
102
Judith (Sawyer) 59
Kate' 63
Laura Anna' 61
Laura (Os.sier) 311
Lera (Culbertson) 62
Levi' 58
Levi' 34, 60, 61, 275
Levi' 61
Levi Badger' 61
Levi Gilbert 58
Lizzie (Guilford) 62
LueUa' 64
Lydia 59. 276

362

I

INDEX.

CHASE (cont.)
LydiaA 58
Lydia (Ham) 178
Lydia (RoUing) 58
Margaret E. (Otterson) 62
Marion Louise 292
Marion Vosburgh" 63
Martha 157
Martha (KimbaU) 59
Martha (Jelliman) 59
Martha (Rolfe) 59
Mary 11, 68, 59, 260, 317
Mary' 68
Marv B. (Brown) 43
Mary Ella 109
Mary EUa' 64
Mary EUa' 65
Mary Etta 311
Mary (Harris) 58
Mary J. (Ayers) 11
Mary J. (Simpson) 311
Mary Jane' 20, 64
Maiy L. 109
Mary L. (PhUbrick) 64
Mary L. (Ward) 64
Mary Martha' 61
Mary Martha' 62
Mary (McClary) 63, 237
Mary (Moore) 60
Mary Nettie' 62
Mary P. 336
Mary (RandaU) 291
Mary (Smith) 59
Mathew 60
Matilda F. (Plimpton) 62
Mehitable 273
Mehitable A." 73
Mercy' 58, 314
MilUcent Fiske* 62
Miriam 219
Mordecai 59
Moses 58, 59
Nancy 343
Nathan 59
Ned Hamilton 292
NelUe A. (Snyder) 316
NeUie Matilda* 63
Nora Amy* 63
Nora Laura' 63
Permelia Whitcher' 61
PoUy (Cross) 65, 223
PrisciUa 59
Ralph W.' 62
Rebecca 59
Rebecca (Follansbee) 59
Rebecca Pomeroy' 64
Reuben 291
Richard 59
Robert 59,65,223
Roland Ray 292
Roy Eugene' 62
Rose Annie 311
Rose (Hersey) 61
Ruth 59
Ruth (Davis) 59
Samuel B. 292
Sarah 58, 59
Sarah' 58
Sarah A. (Morehouse) 61
Sarah (Boynton) 34, 61
Sarah EUzabeth' 61, 62
Sarah (Jacobs) 59
Sarah (Page) 34, 61, 275
Stephen' 73
Susan (Clough) 58
Susan Cole' 63
Susan Cole' 63
Susan E. 64
Susan E.' 64

CHASE (cont.)
Susan E. (Chase) 64
Susan H. 36
Susan (HolUday) 269
Susan K. (Osgood) 274
Susan M. (Cole) 63
Susie EUa 292
Susanna (HoUiday) 64
Thomas 43, 68, 69, 60, 64, 259
Thomas' 64
Thomas C 63, 64
Therza A. (Colbum) 187
Uriah' 61, 62
Ursula N. (McFarland)
AUen 62
Vernie Lucile' 63
Walter 316
Walter E. 292
Walter Herbert 311
WUliam 58, 69, 330
William Plummer' 61
WUUam TuUoch' 63
CHENEY Hannah 33
Joanna 69
Sarah 262
CHERRIER Loius John 321
NeUie L. (Streeter) 321
CHESLEY AbigaU 238
Blanche 8
EUzabeth 95
EUzabeth (Thomas) 95
Hannah 204
John 238
Martha 96
Thomas 96
CHICKERING Isaac 265
Maria 140
Ruth (MorrUl) 265
CHILDS EUzabeth 146
CHURCH Ethel EUzabeth 65
Luther I 65
Mary E. (Ryther) 55
Sarah 158
CHURCHILL Caroline H. (Cogswell) 85
Henry E. 85
CHUTE Albion' 65
Alpheus B.' 65, 128
Annette (Fletcher) 65. 128
Daniel' 65
Dorinda (PhUbrick) 65
Edna' 66
EUa A.' 65
Grace A.' 66
Howard Scott* 65
James* 65
James A.' 65
Mark W.' 65
Mary (Jones) Carleton 65
Meribah D. (Roberts) 65
Walter S.' 66
CILLEY Adelaide A. (Haines) 174
Adelaide Haines 174
Charles Clinton 174
Daniel P. 174
Daniel P., Jr. 174
EUen 48
Emma Stark 174
Hiram 210
.Toseph 174
Joseph Bradbury 174

CILLEY (cont.)
Martha 67
Nancy G. (Kimball) 210
Vehna A. (Waldron) 174
CLAPHAM John Fleming 122
Laura F. (Hathaway) 122
CLAPP Florence 242
CLARK AbigaU (CogsweU) 83
Ada J. 79
Apphia 10
Augustine 27
Caroline 226
CaroUne (Stevens) 320
EUza 330
EUzabeth 331
EUen (Bean) 100
Ethel 320
Frank Edward 320
Frank M. 56
Fred Everett 320
Grace Eleanor 66
Harriet E. (Haines) 251
Hattie B. 273
Hattie J. (Brown) 261
Helen 199
Horace P. 261
James 242, 272
Jennie E. (Smith) 320
Louisa 326
Lulie M. 241
Margaret 242
Mary E. 261
Mary EUa (Nudd) 272
Mary (Quimby) 242
Sarah (Foster) 146
Sarah (Simpson) 308
Sophia (Porter) 27
Stephen 320
Thomas 83
CLARY Sunms F. 144
Susan A. (Fo.ster) 144
CLAY Josephine (Hutchins) 200
CLEASBY Nancy B. 249
CLEMENT AbigaU G. (Simpson) 310
Lawson F. 310
Martha A. (Langmaid) 227
Robert 263
Sarah 253
Walter S. 227
CLEVELAND Abby (Brown) 194
Georgia A. 51
CLIFFORD Abigail' 65
Albert 272
Alvin' 66
Ann' 66
Ann (Smith) 66
Annie E. 29
Barnard' 66
Benjamin' 66
Byron Moody" 66
CaroUnes 66
Chariottes 66
Clara Hill' 66
Clarissa (CUfford) 332
Cyrus C. 292
DeUa Augusta' 66, 1S2
Dorothy" 66
Dorothy Page 100
Frances* 66
George' 66

INDEX.

363

CLIFFORD (cont.)
Hannah' 66
Hannah C. (Merrill) 292
Hannah T. 332
Hiram' 65
Isaac* 66
Israel' 66
Jennie 102
Jeremiah' 65
John' 66
John' 65
Joseph 93, 332
Joseph" 65, 66
Joseph' 66
Laura' 66
Louisa' 66
Louisa Jones 93
Lydia (Moody) 65
Mary (Fellows) 272
Mary (Healey) 66
MatUda (IngaUs) 66, 106.
182, 201
Miriam L. 292
Nancy 343
Nancy (Rollins) 65
Nathaniel' 65
SaUy" 65
Sarah (Healey) 66
Sarah Jane' 66
Solomon' 65
Solomon M.' 65, 66, 106
107, 182, 201
Sophia Ingalls' 66, 106
Sophronia' 66
Susan Frances 246
Warren' 66
CLISBY Chariotte 200
CLORAN Maud B. 79
CLOUDMAN Abbie P. 287
CLOUGH Aaron' 68
Abiah H.' 75
Abner 71, 188
Abner* 69
Abner" 69, 72
Abner" 72
Abner' 73, 75, 76
Abbie F. (Ladd) 75
AbigaU Chase' 73
AbigaU (Kezar) 70, 108
AbigaU (MorriU) 72, 255
AbigaU (Moulton) 68
Abraham' 73
Ada J. (Clark) 79
AdaUneS 76, 79
AdaUne M." 79
Agnes A. (Ferguson) 73
Agnes B. (Corns) 76
Albert Barnes' 73
Albert Lucien' 77
AUce Ayers 15
AUce Ayers' 79
AUce G.' 73, 77
AUce J. (Waterman) 76
Ahneda Greeley" 80
Almyra (Batchelder) 20,76
Almyra EUzabeth' 80
Ann EUzabeth' 74
Ann (Evans) 67
Anna G. (Gale) 157
Ann Maria' 76
Annie Bradford' 78
Apphia 240
Apphia' 72
Arthur' 72
Arthur Francis' 78

CLOUGH (cont.)
Arthur S.» 76
ArvUla C.« 74
Baxter' 72, 74
Belle H. (Shaw) 80
Benjamin' 68
Benjamin' 69
Benjamin' 71
Benjamin Baxter" 74
Benoni' 67, 68
Benton PhiUp' 78
Betsey 71
Betsey' 71
Betsey (Clough) 71
Beulah'" 18, 79
Caleb' 67
CaroUne C 74
CaroUne Gibson" 80, 263
CaroUne (Gibson) TaUant
76, 326
Charity 67
Charla" 79
Charla C 79
Charles Augustus' 184
Charles C 74
Charles G.' 73
Charles M. 263
Charles NeweU' 76, 80, 262
Charles P. 76
Chariotte E.' 76
Christiana' 74
Christopher C 74
Clara 79
Clara (Clough) 79
Clarence L. 245
Clara Almira' 80
Clarissa' 74
Cleora S.' 74
Constance Irene" 77
Cora B. (Porter) 78
CorneUa A.» 72, 242
CorneUus' 67
Cynthia Ann 234, 236
Cyrus 240
Darnel W.' 73
DaiUel W." 76
David' 69
David" 70, 263
David' 72
David M. 20
David MorriU' 73, 76, 160,
262, 326
David MorriU' 80
David S.' 76, 79
David Thomas" 79
Dehverance' 69
DeUverance (Hodgdon) 74
DeUverance (Leavitt) 69
Dora M. (Rand) 79
, Ebenezer' 68
Edwin David' 76, 80
Effie G. (Synder) 76
Eleanor (Ham) 75
EUza' 69
Eliza A. (Wales) 79
EUza (Couch) 80
Eliza Mary Patrick' 72,
337
Eliza (Moore) 245
EUzabeth' 67
EUzabeth' 70
EUzabeth' 71, 184
EUzabeth' 73
Elizabeth (Brown) 67
EUzabeth (Long) 67
Elizabeth Louise" 77
EUzabeth (Thompson) 70
EUa' 72, 74
Eleanor (Ham) 178

CLOUGH (cont.)
Ellinor Bradford' 78
Emma CaroUne' 76
Emma T. (Morrill) 80,
262
EmUy C 73
Emily Caroline' 76
Emily (Sanborn) 72
Ephraim* 68
Ernest Cranston' 76
Eunice' 69
Everett Emery' 80
Ezekiel 71
Ezekiel* 68, 69
Florence Ada' 79
Florences. K. (Aldrich) 78
Florence Emery' 78
Francese W. (Riley) 339
George M.« 157, 339
Georgia B. (Colby) 152
Gertrude Georganna 157
Hale' 74
Hannah 68, 69, 175, 191,
296
Hannah' 68
Hannah' 69, 240
Hannah' 71
Hannah' 72, 74
Hannah (Cass) 67
Hannah (Fletcher) 71
Hannah (Gerrish) 74
Hannah (Gile) 67, 68
Hannah (Haines) 173
Hannah (Hazeltine) 74,
188
Hannah K. (Wales) 80
Hannah (McCrellis) 70
Hannah (Sargent) 75
Harriet' 74
Harry Gerrish" 15, 18, 79
Harry GUman 109
Henry" 69
Henry' 72
Henry Hale' 72, 75
Henry Leavitt" 76, 80
Henry March" 75, 79
Ichabod* 68
Isaac 68
Isaac' 73
Isabel A. (Mathes) 235
Jacob* 68
Jacob' 69
Jacob Henry' 76
James B. 235 ,
James Monroe 234
James W." 79
Jane 67
Jane' 74
Jane E. (Gerrish) 71
Janie Johnson 78
Jean Lennox' 78
Jemima (MorrUl) 70, 71,
260, 263
Jeremiah 13, 71, 80
Jeremiah' 54, 68, 134, 296
Jeremiah* 68, 69, 71
Jeremiah' 69, 70, 108
Jeremiah" 70, 71, 72, 260
Jeremiah' 71, 72, 74, 75
Jeremiah' 75
Jeremiah A. 282
Jeremiah F.' 72, 75, 178
Jeremiah J. 79
Jeremiah L.» 74, 79
Jeremiah MorriU' 73
Joanna (Sanbom) 67
Jessie AdeUe" 76
Jethro' 68
John 161, 180, 337

364

INDEX.

CLOUGH (cont.)
John' 67, 80
Jbhn' 67
John' 67
John' 69
John' 70, 71
John' 71
John' 74
John B.« 71, 74
Jonathan 234
Jonathan' 67
Jonathan' 69, 70
Jonathan' 70, 71
Jonathan' 71
Joseph 79
Joseph' 67, 184
Joseph* 68, 69
Joseph' 69
Joseph' 70, 71, 73, 117
Joseph' 71,72,73,78
Joseph E." 79
Joseph G.' 71, 74
Joseph G.« 16, 74, 79
Joseph Learned' 78
Joseph Leonidas' 73
Joseph Percival" 78
Judith' 68
Judith* 68
Judith' 69
Judith' 72, 193
Judith (Gerrish) 71, 337
Judith (Thompson) 75
Kathryn' 339
Keziah (Hancock) 180
Laura E. (Dow) 78
Laura M. (Buehler) 18,79
Leavitt' 69, 71
Leavitt" 71, 72, 299
Leavitt' 72, 73, 76, 255
Leavitt' 75, 255
Lena Maria' 78
LiUan Aldrich' 78
Love' 70
Louisa Van Zandt 73
Lucien Albert' 78
Lucien Bonaparte' 73, 77
LucUle W. (EUiott) 108
Lucy Gerrish 240
Lucy M.' 75
Lucy Sabrina' 79
Lydia* 68
Lydia' 69
Lydia (Forrest) 130
Lydia (Perkins) 67
Maria L. (Dole) 77
Maria R. (Gale) 78
Marion Cook" 79
Martha 13
Martha' 67
Martha' 67, 68
Martha* 69 ¦
Martha' 69, 70
Martha' 70
Martha' 73
Martha' 74, 75
Martha A. 178
Martha Ann' 72
Martha Ann' 75
Martha (Cilley) 67
Martha E. (Ayers) 15, 79
Martha (Emery) 73 -
Martha (Foster) 54, 72,
134, 296
Martha (Hoyt) 70
Martha (True) 234
Mary 91, 178, 234
Mary' 67
Mary' 67
Mary' 68, 69

CLOUGH (cont.)
Mary' 70
Mary' 71
Mary' 72
Mary" 74
Mary A.' 73, 76
Mary Ann' 73, 75, 299
Mary Ann' 76
Mary Brickett' 74
Mary (Call) 69
Mary E. (Batchelder) 20,
74
Mary EUzabeth" 18, 79
Mary EUen (Peverly) 282
Mary Emery' 73
Mary (Gile) 68
Mary H.» 75
Mary Hunt" 77
Mary Isabel" 79
Mary (Mason) 67
Mary Rogers' 54, 72
Mary S.» 76
Mary T. (Clough) 80
Mary TaUant" 80
Maud B. (Cloran) 79
Maurice Joseph 157
Mehitable' 73
Mehitable A. (Chase) 73
Mehitable Chase 117
Mehitable (Flanders) 68
Mercy (Page) 67
Mittie Chase 117
Miranda E.' 73, 76
Miriam 71
Miriam (Thompson) 69
Moses' 67
Moses" 70
Myra Chase' 73
Nancy' 72, 161, 240
Nancy M. (Ghdden) 73
Nancy (Mathes) 234
Nancy (McCrUUs) 160,
240
Nancy (Prescott) 72, 242
Nathan* 68
Nathan" 70
Nathaniel D. 245
Nehemiah* 68
Nehemiah' 69, 70
Nehemiah' 70, 240, 263
Nehemiah' 240
NelUe M. (Peverly) 75
Obadiah' 69
Obadiah' 70, 71, 168, 184,
260
Obadiah" 71
Obadiah Ambrose' 73
Olive (Lefevre) 76
Peggy (Mason) 71
Phebe' 72
PhUip' 71, 73
PhUip Carrigan 240
PhiUp Carrigain' 20, 74
PhUip Clough' 76
PhiUp Clough' 76
PoUy (Hook) 76
Portia EUzabeth 157
PriscUla' 73
Rachel (Brown) 68
Rebecca' 68
Rebecca (Brown) 68
Rebecca (Clough) 68
Rebecca Louise' 77
Rebecca P. 259
ReUef (Knowles) 74
Robert AlUson' 78
Ruth' 68
Ruth Ann" 79
Ruth (Connor) 68

CLOUGH (cont.)
Sabrina 74
Sabrina (Clough) 74
Sadie M. (Gariand) 78
Sally' 70
SaUy' 71, 72
SaUy' 75
Samuel 234
Samuel' 67
Samuel' 68
Samuel' 72
Samuel Adams 234
Sara (Hunt) 77
Sarah 70, 184, 264
Sarah' 67
Sarah' 67
Sarah' 69, 70, 71
Sarah' 70, 71, 72, 108, 168
Sarah AUce' 76
Sarah (Brown) 68
Sarah C.» 74
Sarah (Clough) 69, 70, 71,
72
Sarah EUzabeth' 184
Sarah Elizabeth' 73, 76
Sarah (Elkins) 69, 71
Sarah Greenough' 74, 78
Sarah H. (Hazeltine) 76,
188
Sarah Learned' 78
Sarah M. (Learned) 78
Sarah (Page) 68
Sarah (Roobe) 68
Sarah (Swain) 68
Shiriey 263
Stephen Chase' 73
Susan 58
Susan" 69
Susan' 71
Susan A.' 20, 74
Susan (Clough) 71
Susan Frances' 74
Susan McCrelUs 240
Susanna 69
Susanna" 70
Tabitha' 68
Thomas 130, 173
Thomas' 67, 68
Thomas' 68
Thomas* 69
Thomas' 69
Thomas' 71, 74, 188
Thomas Benton' 78
Thomas Carmel' 73
Thomas Stevens 232, 234
Thomas \au Buren' 74, 78
Walter L.» 79
WiUiam Patrick' 72, 240,
242
Zaccheus' 68
COBB CaroUne 268
COCHRAN Adah B. 101
Lucy Jane 286
Polly 341
CODDINGTON Mary EUzabeth 5
CODY Abbie' 80
Abraham' 80
Aldus' 82, 278
AUce* 80
Alpheus' 82
Alvira (Cable) 81
Amelia (Farnsworth) 81
Arthur PhUip' 82
Betsey* 80
Darwin Dianthus' 81

INDEX.

365

CODY (cont.)
Edward MorriU' 82
EUas* 81
EUjah' 80
EUza A. (Patrick) 82, 278
Elmar (Canfield) 81
Ethel Jane" 82
Frank Lindus' 81
Gertrude Harriet' 81
Gertrude Louise" 82
Grace IsabeUe" 82
Harriet Eliza" 81
Harriet M. (Sherwin) 81
Harry Bissell" 81
Ida R. (Baker) 81
Isaac' 80
Isaac' 80
Isaac' 80, 81
Ivy L. (Lewton) 82
Jerusha' 80
John' 80
John' 80
Joseph' 80
Joseph' 80
Jo.seph' 81
Josephine' 81
Le-wis Philip" 81
Lindas' 81
Louis Fancher' 81
Luther 110
Luther MorrUl' 82
Lydia' 81
Lydia (Martin) SO
Lydia Sarah" 81
Marie (Davis) 82
Marion T. (Hurley) 82
Martha 80
Martha (Lewis) 81
Mary' 80
Mary AmeUa" 82
Mary B. (Laycock) 81
Mary EUzabeth' 82
Mary P. (Bro-wn) 47, 82
Morrill" 82
Nancy' 80
Pattie' 80
Pattie' 81
Philip' 80
PhiUp' 80
PhiUp* 81
PoUy 80
Polly' 80
Richard A.' 47, 82
Richard Stanley' 82
Robert Stanley' 82
Sophia* 81
Thomas' 80
WiUiam Frederick' 81
WilUs Judson' 82
Winthrop Prescott' 82
Zella Rowine' 82
COE Alvira 140
Emma A. 258
COFFIN Alice 159
Betsey Ann 239, 262
Charles Carlton 159
Clara 158
Cora 159
Edmund 239
Famum 158
Frank Jo.seph 158
George Henry 158
George R. 239
Henry 159
John 158
John T. 239, 260, 262
John T., Jr. 239

COFFIN (cont.)
Joseph 158
Judith (Gerrish) 158
Laura 158
Loie (Crosby) 159
Mary Ann 62
Mary Jane 239
Nancy 325
Nellie F. (Sleeper) 158
SaUy (McCrillis) 239, 260
Sarah 263, 284
Sarah Bowdoin 239, 260
WiUiam 21
COFLAN Frank J. 327
NeUie J. (TaUant) 327
COFRAN Caroline A. 261
Cyrene 296
Emily A, 261
James 345
Jeremiah 261
Phebe (Sanbom) MorrUl
261
Ruth 345
SaUie H. 346
Scott M. 261
Smith W. 261
COGGESHALL John 83
COGSWELL  82
Abiah" 86
Abiah (Moody) 86, 86
Abiel' 87, 240, 297
Abiel' 86
Abigail 158
Abigail' 83
Adam' 83
AdeUne McCrUUs' 87
AUce 83
AUce M. (Kelley) 88
Aleda May' 88
Amos 7
Amos^ 84
Amos' 85, 86
Amos Moody' 7, 87
Ann' 83
Anna A, (Franzen) 86
Annie Julia' 86
Bethia' 84
Betsev' 85
CaroUne C." 87
Caroline Helen' 85
Cecilia G. 249
Charles G.' 87
Charles M.' 86
Clara E.' 87
Cora M. (Tucker) 88
Ebenezer' 85, 86
Edmund' 83
Edward 83
Edward' 83
EUza Lyford' 87
EUzabeth' 83
Elizabeth' 83
Elizabeth' 84
EUzabeth (Thompson) 83
Elizabeth (Wade) Apple-
ton 83
Elizabeth (Wainwright) 83
EUzabeth (WilUams)
Crocker 84
EUen' 87
EmeUne' 87
Emma 249
EUa E. (Pike) 87
Ervin A.' 88
Francis* 84

COGSWELL (cont.)
Francis' 85
Frank E. 249
George J." 86
George W,' 87
Georgianna S. (Gray) 87
Hannah' 83
Hannah* 83
Hannah' 84
Hannah (Ames) 7
Hannah A, (Ames) 87
Hannah Badger" 85, 221
Hannah Foster' 86
Hannah (Foster) 85, 134,
221
Hannah (Goodhue) 83
Hannah (Woodbury) 84
Henry A.' 87
Henry Lee' 86
Hesters 83
James E. 249
James S. 249
Janet M. (Burr) 85
Jeremiah' 84
Jeremiah' 85, 86
Jeremiah' 60, 88
Joannia (Jewell) 86
John' 83
John' 83
John' 83
John* 84
John" 85, 86
John' 86
John McCrillis' 88
Jonathan' 83
Joseph* 84
Joseph' 84, 85
Joseph' 85*
Joseph Badger' 85
Judith' 84
Judith' 86
Judith (Badger) 84, 85
Judith (CogsweU) 86
Judith (Colby) 85
Laura Adams' 87, 297
Lewis Kidder' 86
Lewis R." 87
Louisa (Patterson) 85
Lucy Ames' 86
Lucy Nichols" 86
LycUa (Baker) WaUing-
ford S4
Maggie (Brust) 87
Margaret* 84
Margaret H. (McCrillis)
87, 240, 297
Marie Louise' 86
Martha' 86
Martha (Emerson) 83
Martha K. (Moore) 249
Mary' 83
Mary' 86, 87
May Anna 7
Mary A. (Carter) 50, 88
Mary Addie 224
Mary Ann (Lee) 85
Mary Anna' 87
Mary E. 249
Mary (Greenough) 168
Mary (Stewart) 86
Mary (Stone) 86
Matilda C. (Gray) 87
Mehitable (Clement) 85
Moses' 84, 85, 134, 221
Moses Pearson" 85, 87
Moses Payson' 85
Nancy" 85
Nancy Greenough' 87
Nathaniel* 84

366

INDEX,

COGSWELL Icoyit.)
Nathaniels 84
Nathaniel" 85, 86
Nathaniel' 85
Nathaniel Peaslee" 84
Nehemiah 168
PoUy (Forrest) 86
Rozina G. (DoUoff) 87
Ruth' 86
Ruth (Badger) 84
Ruth Butler (Pearson) 86
Samuel N,' 87
Sarah 86
Sarah' 83
Sarah' 83
Sarah' 85
Sarah (Adams) 85
Sarah (Cogswell) 85
Sarah (Snow) 86
Sophia' 86
Susan Forrest' 88
Susanna' 83
Susanna* 84
Susanna (Hawkes) 83
Susanna (Low) 84
Susannah (Lakeman) 84
Thomas 86
Thomas' 84
Thomas' 85
Thomas' 87
Tryphena (AchiUes) 85
Warner Badger" 88
WUliam' 83
WUham' 83
WUliam* 83
WUUam' 85
WUUam" 85
William F.'' 85
WUliam F.' 87
WiUiam Forrest' 86
WilUam Henry' '85
WiUiam McCrUUs' 88
COLBURN Abby E. (Blanchard) 31,
228
AUce 31
Almond 31
BeUe 31
Cari 31
Charlotte 31
Gertrade 31
Gladys 31
John 31, 228
Mary 228
Mary A. (Davis) Thomp
son 99
Mary Etta 31
NeUie 31
Ruth 31
WilUam H. 99
COLBY Abraham* 88
Achsah (Tallant) 326
AUce (Cate) 90
Anna' 88
Anthony! gg
Anthony' 88
Anthony' 88
Arthur Myron' 90
Asenath' 89
Charles 261
Charies H. 320
Cyrus' 89, 90
Ebenezer 339
Eh' 89
Elijah" 88
EUzabeth 339
EUzabeth (BlaisdeU) 88
Emma L.' 89

COLBY (cont.)
Emma (Whitehead) 90
Esther' 89
Everett C.'» 90
Florenda (Clough) 129
Frances' 88
Frances (Hoit) 88
George Albert' 90
George E." 90
Guy 0.' 90
Hannah 273
Hannah' 89
Hannah" 89
Hannah' 89
Hannah (Simonds) 89
Hattie C. 129
Harry L. 51
Herman Ray' 90
HUam 129
Howard E." 90
Ida 106
Ira Lewis" 90
Isaac' 88
Iva G,» 90
James' 89
James" 89, 90
James Edwin" 90
Jennie (Keniston) 90

John' 88
John' 88
John' 89
Johh" 89
John' 89
John M. 90
John Raymond" 90
Jonathan' 89
Joseph 308
Josephine Carter (Nudd) 51
Judith 85
L. Osborn' 89, 90
Leonard' 89
Leonard' 89
Le-wis' 89, 90
Lucinda 89
Lucinda (Colby) 89
Maria' 89
Maria (Davis) 89
Maria E. (Colby) 89
Maria Enola" 89
Martha 88
Martha (Alexander) 89
Mary 300, 308
Mary' 88
Mary A. (Page) 89
Mary (Boyce) 261, 320
Mary E. (Davis) 89
Mary E. (MiUs) 89
Nancy' 89
NelUe (Sweetland) 90
Ralph E." 90
Rebecca' 88
Rexford A. (Nudd) 51
Reuben' 89
Reuben' 89
Rose 320
Rose M. 261
Roy C." 90
Ruth 308
Ruth (Platts) 88
Sarah' 88
Sarah' 88
Sarah' 88
Sarah M,' 89
Sarah (Sargent) 88
Susan Maria' 89
Susanna 89
Susanna' 88
Susanna (Colby) 89

COLBY (cont.)
Susanna (Sargent) 88
Sylvania (Woodbury) 90
Thomas' 88
Thomas" 89
WiUaby' 88, 89
COLCORD Nathaniel 61, 334
Rachel (Whidden) 334
COLE Abigail (Davis) 98
Anna A. (Small) 313
Apphia C. (Sanborn) 295
Betsey (Harper) 183
Caroline 2,59
Charles 296
Fred J, 313
J. 183
Jacob 259
Lucretia E. (Moore) 245
Margaret 103
PoUy 250
Susan Maria 63
Susannah 193
Sylvanus 245
COLEMAN Anna 231
Eleazer 231
Mary J. 326
COLLEY James 330
Mary E. (Taylor) Cawley
330
COLLIER DeUa 345
COLLINS Charlotte (Blanchard) 292
Ezekiel 196
Jennie 99
Levi 292
Mary (Dow) 196
Nancy 195
Rhoda Jane 315
COMSTOCK Charlotte M. 123
DeUa Ann 227
Fred B. 123
Marion W. (Hastings) 123
CONANT Dorothy* 90
JuUa (Willey) 90
Lyman A.' 90, 161, 301
Lyman W. 31
Mary A. (Brown) 90, 161
Mary T. (Sargent) 90, 301
Maud W. 31
Maude Webster" 90, 161
Rachel Garvin 90
Rogers* 90
Samuel S.' 90
Vance Durward' 90
WUUam Heath' 90
WUliam W.* 90
CONE Nettie 296
CONNER Ann 219
Anne (Gove) 219
Jeremiah 219
Nathaniel 220
Turzah (Lyford) 220
CONNOR Cornelius 68
Helen 327
Ruth 68
Sarah 68
CONVERSE  9
Mary Ann (Ayers) 9

INDEX.

367

COOK Handel Gibson 147
Ida M. 129
LUiette (Foster) 147
Samuel G. 147
COOKSON Emma 37
COOLE Ruby 123
COOLIDGE Emily EUza (Blanchard) 28
Henry Oscar 28
COOMBS Lucretia (Isham) 196
Lydia 117
Stephen 195
COOPER Eleanor Claire 175
Florence (Haines) 175
GUlmore 311
Helen Eudosia 175
Mary (Marston) 311
COPITHORNE Ada BeUe (Scales) 304
John Robert 304
Stanley WUlard 304
COPP Betsey (Currier) 246
EUzabeth 200
Simeon 246
CORBETT Anna 312
CORNS Agnes B. 76
COTA Hattie 316
John B. 315
Joseph 315
Mamie 315
Mary 315
NeUie 315
COTTERYLL WUUam G. 91
COLTON Charlotte (Boynton) 33
David P. 33
Joseph 9
COUCH EUza 80
Jane W. (Shattuck) 311
John 80
Prescott 311
COVENY Charles H. 19
Frances Ayers 19
Susan T. V. (Ayers) 19
COWLEY Susan 327
COX  239
CRAIG Caroline (Lyford) 223
Rufus 223
CRAM AbigaU 192
EUen J. 248
Sarah E. 192
CRANDALL Martha E. (Moody) 243
Roselle 243
CRANE Azariah S. 301
Martha A. (Sargent) 301
CRAWFORD Belle (Colbum) 31
CRATON Hattie L. 144
CRA-VELING Margarett 279

CRAVEN Emily Henderson 171
Ida 171
Maria Forrest see Ida Craven
Thomas Tingy 171
CRAWFORD WiUiam 31
CRESSEY Josiah Perkins 289
Mary (Wooldrich) 289
CROCKER Carohne 147
EUzabeth (WiUiam) 84
CROCKETT Arthur J. 280
Martha (Dow) 108
Nancy (Harvey) 280
Susan BeU 280
CRONK Abbie (Palmer) 143
D, Webster 143
CROSBY Anthony 283
Jane 283
Loie 159
Mary 26
Nellie M. (Brown) 44
NelUe Mae 44
Sally 245
Willard 44
CROSS AbigaU 181
Abigail (Marston) 181
Abby Bella (Chase) 311
Alvin Benton 302
Adelbert H. 311
Benjamin G. 302
Charles 8, 70
David 70
EUzabeth M. (Gage) 302
Flora J. (Chase) 311
Ida M. 57
Jeremiah 70
Jesse 70
Jonathan 70
Linnie (Avery) 8
Lizzie 8
Martha 251
Parker 181
Sarah 228
Sarah P. (Loverin) 302
Susannah 70
Walter 311
CROUCH Alexander 77
Harper 77
Myra (Hurd) 77
CROWE Ada L. (Nelson) 236
Charles 236
Charles W. 298
Dorothy Sanborn 298
George Irving 236, 298
Inez M. (Sanborn) 298
Rebekah (HamUton) 236,298
CROWLEY Mary 285
CULBERTSON Lera 62
CUMMINGS Albert 18
Albert Edwards 16
Canton 18
Charles Edward 16
Ellen M. (Ayers) 16
Kari Greenleaf 16, 18
Margaret 18
Mary M. (Waters) 18
Susan Ellen 16

CURRAN Benton Philip 78
Jane (Lennox) 78
Janie Johnson 78
John 78
CURRIER Abbie 246
Angie Helen' 91
Annie 344
Arthur CarroU 344
Betsey 246
Charles 246
Clara B. (Beck) 24
Clara Belle 24
Ebenezer' 91
Ebenezer' 91
Edgar 344
Ellen 344
Emma 344
Eugene 24
Eva M." 91
Frank 24
Fred 344
Harriet C. (Porter) 90
Henry 344
James 49
John 246, 344
Joseph 344
Judith (Osgood) 91
Martha J. 272
Mary (Clough) 91
Mary (Osgood) 91
Moses' 91, 306
Nancy (Young) 246, 344
Nathaniel 24
Otis 24
Polly 306, 334
Richard 91
SaUy (Moore) 246
Sarah 344
Sarah (Carter) 49
Sarah (Nason) 91, 306
Sarah (WiUiams) 91
Thomas' 91
WUUam H.' 91
William S." 91
CURRINGTON Fred 20
Jennie I. (GUmore) 20
CURRY Ann 92
Ann (McFariand) 28, 324
EUzabeth' 92
John' 92
Margaret' 92, 324
Mary' 92
Nancy 36
Olive (Heath) 92
Robert' 92
Samuel' 92
Sarah' 28, 92
Thomas' 35, 92
WUUam' 28, 92. 324
WilUam' 92
CURTIS CaroUne 200
Nellie 36
Sarah 303
Susannah 303
Zacheus 303
CUSTARD Betsey Cody 80
Eliza 80
EUzabeth 80
Emma 80
Lucindy 80
Minerva 80
Nelson 80
PhUip 80

368

INDEX.

CUSTARD (cont.)
Stephen 80
Surieha 80
Susan 80
WUliam 80
CUTLER Lois 116
Mary 264
Mary A. (TaUant) 327
Obadiah 327
CUTTER Abiah (Tallant) 324
Chariotte W. 251
Martha (Blanchard) 28
Seth 324
CUTTING Emily B. (Simpson) 310
Horace 310
Marcellus 310
Moses 310
NeUie 310
Southwick 310
DAGGETT Hannah 20
Harriet 204
DALEY CaroUne E. 320
DALL C. H. 139
CaroUne W. (Healey) 139
DALTON Elizabeth (Foster) 138
Ethel Georgia' 93
Franklin Pierce' 93
Georgia Neal* 92, 93
Isaac 138
John' 92
Mary 42
Mary A. (Hill) 93
Mary A. (Lyford) 222
Mary Jane' 92
Narcissa J. (Nudd) 92
Polly ( Merrick) 92
Roscoe mil' 93
Samuel' 92, 222
Susan EUzabeth 138
DAME
Alvin Caverly 93
Clara A. 93, 336
Louisa J, (Clifford) 93,336
Moses 93
Nancy 93
Nancy (Caverly) 93
DANE Jedediah 244
Polly (GUnes) 244
DANFORTH  g(^ 260
Abigail (Grant) 93
Anne (Blanchard) 27
Annie M. 250
Benjamin' 93
George W.' 93
Hannah (Haines) 93
Jonathan 27
Mary G.' 93
Phineas 42
Phineas' 93
Susan 42
DANIELS Bessie M. (Shaw) Plum
mer 307
Charles 307
George W. 251
Mary E. (Haines) 251
Maurice 307
Sarah 339

DARLING Eleanor B. (Morgan) 235
DARRAH Arthur 55
EUa 55
Frank 65
Henry 56
Nellie B. (Chamberiain) 55
Ruth 55
Walter 55
DASHWOOD Henry 343
Lavonia (Young) 343
DAVIDSON Abigail (Greenough) 168
Jacob 168
DAVIS
 43
AbigaU' 98
Abigail (Jones) 97
AbigaU (St. Clair) 98
Abigail (Stevens) 99, 318
Adeline' 98
Allen T, 105
Ann P. (Mathews) 99
Annie (Jones) 99
Apphia M. (Bartlett) 98
Arthur L.' 98, 315
Benjamin BirdsaU' 98, 99
Benjamin F. 46
Bert 280
Bertha (Waddell) 106
Betsey' 97
Betty' 97
Calvin Hariow' 99
Caroline' 99
Carolme" 100
Caroline" 100
Carrie E. (Parker) 100
Catherine' 98
Cecily 94
CharUe 21
Charles 21
Charles H.« 99
Clara J. (DoUoff) 99
Clara Mead 316
Daniel' 96
Deborah (Barnes) 94
Dorothy (Clifford) 66
Dorothy Marguerite" 100
Dorothy P. (CUfford) 100
Edgar 316
Edmund' 97
Edward EUwood' 100
Elbridge G.' 98
Eleazer* 96
Eleazer" 96
EUza J. (Haines) 251
EUzabeth 44, 96
Ehzabeth' 96
EUzabeth' 96
Elizabeth' 97
EUzabeth (Chesley) 95, 96
EUzabeth (Davis) 96
Elizabeth (Eaton) 94
EUzabeth (MorreU) 100
EUzabeth (Pain) 96
EUzabeth (Roberts) 97
EUzabeth (Smith) 97
EUa FeUows (Perldns) 280
EUa (Plastridge) 99
EUen (Beau) Clark 100
Ellen EUzabeth P.» 98
Emily (Jones) 21
Ephraim' 94
Ephraim' 96
Ernest 280
Evelyn" 100
Flora BeUe» 100

DAVIS (cont.)
Frances Amanda" 99
Francis K. 251
Frank 339
Frank S." 99, 100
George H. (Mrs.) 44
Hannah' 95
Hannah' 96
Hannah" 96
Hannah' 97
Hannah (Davis) 96
Hannah (Gerrish) 97
Harry 21
Hazen CUfford" 100
Helen Malvina 331
Herbeft Mathews" 100
Horner 21
Ida F. (Whitney) 339
Ida (Whitney) 100
Israel' 97, 98
Iva 21
James 231
James' 93
James' 94
James' 95
James* 96
James' 96
Jane' 95
Jane (Peasley) 95
Jemima' 95
Jennie (Battes) 21
Jennie (CoUins) 99
Jeremiah' 64, 97, 98, 99,
102, 216, 217
John' 93, 94
John' 95
John' 96
John Redford" 98
John W." 99
Jonathan" 97
Joseph' 95
Judith' 94
Judith' 95
Judith" 98
Judith A. 203
Judith Ann 64, 102
Judith (Austin) 64, 98,
102, 216
Judith (Tuttle) 97
Lauren 105
LeUa M. L. (Dow) 105
Levi M. 89
Lucy A. 46
Lucy B. (Gile) 99
Lucy J. (Smith) 99, 315
Mark' 98, 99, 318
Martha" 97
Martha (Chesley) 96
Martin Van Buren" 98
Maria 89
Marie 82
Mary 94
Mary' 95
Mary' 97
Mary A.' 98
Mary (Boynton) 99
Mary E, 46, 89
Mary Elizabeth' 99
Mary Grace" 98
Mary J. (Twist) 99
Mary Johnson 94
Mary Lake 105
Mary Stevens 95
Miles" 97
MUdred 161
Minnie B. (Smith) Patten
315
Moses 96, 201
Moses' 95

INDEX.

369

DAVIS (com.)
Moses* 95
Moses" 97
Moses' 97, 98
Nancy (AUen) 97
Nancy (Moore) 261
Natalie Clifford" 100
Nathaniel' 96
Nellie E. (PhUbrook) 100
Nettie (Berry) 100
Pauline Elizabeth 105
Phebe 231
Phebe' 96
Polly (IngaUs) 98, 201
Ralph 280
Reuhamah (Dow) 96
Ruth 59
Ruth" 97
Ruth (Ayer) 96
Sally 33
SaUy' 98
Samuel' 94
Samuel' 96
Samuel' 96
Samuel" 97
Samuel' 98
Sarah' 94
Sarah' 95
Sarah' 96
Sarah" 97
Sarah S, C.« 98, 216
Sarah (Wilson) 99
Schuyler 82
Simon Stevens" 99, 100
Stephen" 97
Submit N." 99
Susan F." 98
Susan (Pike) 98, 217
Susan (Smith) 99, 315
Susannah" 97
Susannah' 98
Tabitha 2.50
Theodore Gerrish 98
Thomas* 96
Thomas' 96, 97
Thomas' 98
Walter" 99
Walter Howard" 100
Warren A." 99
WUliam 251
Willis MorreU 100
DAVLIN Mary A. 243
DAWES Ann (Kirk) 100
Robert 100
WiUiam N. 100
DAY Martha Jane 16
Rebecca J. 41
DEANE Hattie Louise 281
DEARBORN  63
Abraham 295
Abram 295
Adah B. (Cochran) 101
AUce L. (Hoyt) 102
Alla J." 51., 101
Alvah J." 101
Alvah H." 101
Annie J. 271
Betsey (Glover) 167
Carrie (Brown) 167
Charlotte (James) 102
Cynthia' 167, 241
Daniel' 167
David' 101
EUza' 101

DEARBORN (cont.)
Elizabeth (.McClure) 101
Elmer W. 102, 286
Emily (Blake) 167
EmmaF, (Pickard) 102,286
Ethel 102
Ethel M. 285
Fred Earie' 101
Godfrey' 101
George W, 102, 105
Hannah' 101
Hattie 102
Hazen' 101
James 51, 125. 275
James McClure' 101
Jane' 101
Jane (Blanchard) 167
Jennie (Clifford) 102
John 102. 274
John' 167
Joseph P. 98, 102
Judith A. (Davis) Chase 98
Lucia' 101
Lura 102
Mary 165
Mary A, 295
Mary A. (Dow) 102. 105
Mary E. (Pickard) 285
Mary E. (Kief) 296
Mary (O'Shea) 271
Mary Y. (Philbrick) 102
May F.' 167
MolUe Keturah' 101
Phebe 296
Polly (Sanbom) 295
Reuben' 101
Robert' 167
RusseU' 101
Ruth 274, 275
Sally" 101
Samuel James' 101
Sarah 139, 270
Susan E." 102
Susan E. (FeUows) 51,
101, 125
Susan Elizabeth' 101
Susan Keturah' 101
Susanna 220
Sylvanus 295
Tristram' 167
WiUiam" 101
Worster 285
DEEMAS Emma 311
DEERHORN Catherine 183
DEERING Clarissa (Harper) 183
Clement 96
Dorothy 10
Eunice (Harper) 183
Hannah (Davis) 96
Isaac 183
Lois B. 183
WUUam 183
DE LANCEY
Anna F. (MorriU) 256
Clyde P. 256
James S. 256
DELANY Mary Frances 17
DELFY EUzabeth 228
Elizabeth (Matthews) 228
229
Louis 228, 229
Mary 228
DENTON Minnie 32

DEMERITT Abbie 342
Elizabeth (Davis) Davis
96
Elizabeth (Randall) 290
John 96
Mary (McCriUis) 239
Nathaniel 239
Samuel 290
DENNERSTON LuUa 118
DENNIS Cy Alonzo 217
Ida A. (Lovering) 217
Linneus D, 217
Sadie BeUe 217
Sarah E, 313
DENNISON Grace A. (Gilman) 32
Harry A. 32
DEOS Henry' 328
Mary A. (Tallman) 328
' Oriando 328
DERBY Henry J. 291
John 127
Nancy (Fletcher) 127
Sarah (RandaU) 291
DESMOND LilUe E. 129
DEWEY
Clara Burton 332
George 332
Mary 332
Mary (Walton) 332
Tryphena (Achilles) Cogs
well 85
WiUiam 85
DIBBS Hepsibah (Morrill) 254
John 254
DICEY Celestia 237
DICKERMAN EUzabeth (Bennett) 250
Ruth (Bennett) 250
DICKEY Henrietta K. (Randall) 292
Naomi 223
Robert C. 292
DILLINGHAM Clara 45
Clara Maria 45
Enos 45
DIMOCK Olive 158
DIMOND Hannah 28
Lucy M. 246
DIXON Agnes M. 102
Fred E. 102
Susan E. (Dearborn) Morse
. 102
DODGE AdaUne (Hoague) Pallet
275
Alice (Brown) 41
Betsev (Tallant) 327
C. A, W. 147
Elizabeth 326
F. H. 41
Fred MorrUl 308
Hamet 325
Helen F. (Foster) 147
James 325. 327
Jerusha 35
John 275, 325

24-n

370

INDEX.

DO'DGB— Continued
John B. 308
John Gordon 325
Margaret 325
Martha 324
Mary 317. 324. 325
Mary (MorriU) 308
Polly (TaUant) 325
DOE Benjamin 335
EUnthus Newton 335
Hannah 334
Nancy (Moore) 335
DOHERTY Annie Eleanor 91
DOLBER Florence 202
John 202
Josephine (Hunkins) 202
DOLDE Elizabeth (Hafendorfer)
157
John G. 157
DOLDT Eliza E. (Stevens) 318
James 318
DOLE Albert Gallatin 77
Clara M. 147
Harriet Salome 147
Maria Louisa 77
Rebecca (Ford) 77
DOLLEY Eleanor (Simpson) 310
Emma 310
John 310
Lydia E. 310
WiUiam 310
DOLLOFF AbigaU (Gordon) 87
Clara J. 99
Hannah 3
Jesse 87
Rozina G. 87
DONAHUE Nellie (Colburn) 31
O. L. 31
DONNELL Sophia E. 31
DONOVAN Augusta (Moore) 251
George 251
Joseph 179
Judith (Ham) 179
DOSS Annie 336
DOUGLASS George F. 146
John W. 146
Martha J. (Fo.ster) 146
DOW
Abbie A.' 107
Abbie M. (Sweatt) 23
Abigail' 104
AbigaU" 104
AbigaU' 104
AbigaU (Godfrey) 104
AbigaU H. (Carter) 49,
107
AbigaU (Hobbs) 104
Ada May' 108
Addie C. 226
Adeline (West) 107
Agnes M." 107
AUen I." 106
Almira 221
Amanda M.' 107
Ann 238
Ann M. (Gordon) 105

DOW (cont.)
Anna" 106
Annie M. (Pickard) 286
Arianna (Fletcher) 128
Benjamin 244
Bertha'" 107
Betsey B.' 107
Betsey (Burns) 107
Bvron K. 293
Charles S." 106
Charlotta' 108
Chariotte 223
Christopher 103
Clara J. 216
Comfort" 104
Comfort'. 104
Comfort' 104
Comfort (Brown) 104
Cyrus P. 78
Daniel' 103
Darius 246
Deha EsteUa (Hay.'ord) 78
Dorothy M," 108
E. Weston 286
Edith 102
Edward' 103
Edwin Weston" 106
Electa M." 105
Eliza' 104
EUza (Butterworth) 108
EUzabeth 103
Enoch F,' 107
Ethel Vara 293
Frances' 103
Frank P. 101
Frank Pierce' 107
George H. 216
George M.' 108
George P,' 108
George West' 107
Gilbert F,' 108
Guy" 106
Hannah 34, 248
Hannah' 103
Hannah' 104
Hannah" 104
Hannah' 104
Hannah G. (Drake) 107,105
Hannah (Page) 103
Harriet A." 107
Henrietta S. (French) 107
Henry 207, 270
Henry' 102, 103
Henry' 103
Henry' 103
Hosea" 105
Ida (Colby) 106
Isabel (Bailey) 106
Isaiah' 107
Jabez' 103
Jay Henry' 108
Jeremiah' 108
Jeremiah' 103
Joane Nudd 103, 270
John' 103
John' 102 ^
John A. 128
John E. 128
John L. 221
Jonathan" 104
Jonathan' 104
Jonathan' 104
Jonathan S.' 107
Joseph 49, 190, 241
Joseph' 107
Joseph' 107
Joseph' 103, 109
Joseph' 103
Joseph' 104

DOW (cont.)
Joseph' 104
Joseph' 104
Joseph' 104
Joseph F.3 108
Joseph L. 221
Josiah 221
Josiah' 70, 108
Josiah' 108
Laura Estelea 78
Leonora May" 106, 282
Levi' 104
Levi' 102, 104, 105
Levi P." 106
Levi S," 106
LeUan M. L." 106
Lizzie AdeUa" 106
Lizzie (Hoyt) 106
Lucy (Hoyt) 216
Lulu B. (Reed) 293
Lura Amanda" 106
Lycurgus 244
Lyman 221
Lynne (Roberds) 108
Margaret 102. 207
Margaret (Campbell) 107
Margaret (Cole) 103
Maria 261
Marian 128
Martha' 108
Mary' 103
Mary' 103
Mary" 104
Mary' 104 v
Mary A. (Osgood) 246
Mary Amanda' 102, 105
Mary Amanda" 106
Mary Ann 221
Mary E. (Perkins) 108
Mary (Hussey) Green 103
Mary Jane' "108
Mary Jane' 109
Mary P,' 108
Mary (Page) 104
Mary S, (Bean) 128
Mehitable' 104
Nancy' 104
Nancy (Moore) 244
Nathan Drake" 107
Nathaniel Harland' 106,
107
NelUe Addie' 107
Olwyn W.s 66, 105, 106, 282
Orrin' 108
Polly B, 190
Rachel' 104
Reuhamah 95
Robert Sumner" 106
Ruth' 104
Sally 241
Samuel' 103, 104
Samuel' 104
Samuel' 104
Samuel' 104
Sarah 241
Sarah" 104, 105
Sarah' 104
Sarah' 104
Sarah (Clough) 70. 108
Sarah )Ma'-den) 107
Sarah (Taylor) Garland
104
Simon' 103
Sophia I. (Clifford) 66,
106, 282
Stephen 95
Sumner Adam s' 105
Susan Clough' 108
Susanna' 104

INDEX.

371

DOW (cont.)
Susanna (Lyford) 221
Sylvester J.' 108
Tabitha' 104
Thomas' 102, 103
Thomas' 102, 103
Tirzah Ann Robinson' 105
Tirzah Ann Robinson" 106
Tristram' 108
Tristram Coffin 221
Tristram T. 221
WUliam 103
WUUam' 103
WiUiam P. 23
DOWES Arthur A. 22
Maud A. (Haskell) 22
DOWNING Abbi^ F. (Palmer) 52
Cora Belle 52
James T. 52
Mabel P. 272
DOWST Frank 328
Hannah 239
Martha A. (TaUant) 328
DRAKE Abra A. 272
Abraham 105, 294, 295,
298
Ella Frances (Holt) 6
Hannah Goss 105
Hattie 184
James Henry 6
John 105
Mary 294, 295, 298
Nathaniel 105
Robert 1(J5
Francis Sir 105
DRAPER Cyrus P. 36
Daniel K. 3
Emily T. (Bradley) 36
Louise R. E. (Nohren) 36
DRESSER John W. 190
Mae Belle (Lougee) Butler
190
Mehitable 283
DREW
Albert F. 64, 109, 161
Atwood' 109
David' 100
Elizabeth (Atwood) 109
Frank Edward' 109
George W. 328
Harriet Emma' 109, 161
John 109
Josiah' 109
Lydia 231
Lydia (Rider) 109
Mabel Louise' 109
Mary E. (Chase) 64, 109,
161
Mary (Freeman) 109
Sarah J. (Hodgkins) 109
Edward Sir 109
Susan A. 238
Thomas 231
William 109
DRISCOLL Jennie P. 110
John W. 7. 109
Lizzie 110
Lucy M. (ArUn) 7, 109
Margaret 109, 110
Mary Ann 109
Minnie H. (Perley) 109
WiUiam 109

DRURY ParmeUa H. 261
DUDLEY Abigail 219
Dorothy 208
EUzabeth 218
John 208
Lucy 242
Nicholas 208
Olive (Kimball) 208
Rebecca 218
Samuel 218
Sarah (GUman) 219
Sarah (Kimball) 208
Stephen 219
Thoma,? 218
DUNBAR Daniel John 338
Ethel M. (Wiggin) 338
Melvin Hale 338
WiUiam P. 338
DUNCAN EUza 336
John 336
Julia G. (Whidden) 336
Thomas 336
DUNGAN JuUa 77
DUNHAM Barabara 36
Jane 36
Mary L. (Ward) 36
Wieth S. 36
DUNLAP EUzabeth (Carter) 49
John 49
Nancy (Cochran) 49
Ruth M. (Pingry) Foster
147
Samuel 49
DUNWELL Chandler 182
Eliza (Hannaford) 182
DURGIN Catharine Footman 230
Clark 48
Cora 48
DrusiUa (Bryant) 48
Edward 48
Frank 48
Maria 48
Mary 307
Walter 48
WiUiam 230
DUSTIN Hannah 95,161,317
DUTTON John 271
Narcissa (Nudd) 271
DWYER M. Franldin Ul
Martha (Emery) lit
DYER Ada (Gerrish) 158
Ephraim S. 262
EUa (Foster) 146
Etta D. (Gerrish) 158
Henry B. 252
Jemima (Morrill) Clough
71, 260
LiUa M. (Moore) 252
Mary 283
Micah 283
Samuel B. 71, 260
EASTMAN Abiagil 309
AUeyne Baldwin 93
Ambrose 176

EASTMAN (com.)
Anna (Colby) 88
Anna (Kimball) 299
Benjamin Clement 93
Betsey 257
Charlotte S. (Haines)
Clara A. (Dame) 93
Ebenezer 299
EUzabeth 27, 40
EUzabeth R. 168
Emma 148
Fanny 299
Franklin J. 4
Genevieve 4
George W. 249
Harry L, 249
Joel 257
John 40. 217
John Langdon 264
Judith 216
Mary 27 264
Mary (Boynton) 40
Mary E. (Cogswell) 249
Mary (Osgood) 264
Mary (Rolfe) 308
Mo.ses 168
Nathaniel 27
Obadiah 299
Patience 155
Phebe 301
Sally (Haines) 173
Sarah Bradley 140
Shuah 273
Simeon 299
Stephen 88
WiUiam 216
EATON Amanda (Whitney) 23
Calvin 23
Elizabeth' 94
EUen 23
John' 94
Lydia 186
Margaret E. 284
Sarah A. 181 ¦
EDGETT Andrew 110
Ella A. (Tait) 110
Esther Emma' 110
Grace Louise" 110
Kenyon Trueman- 110
Lillian Mae' 110
Luther Trueman' 110
Myrtle Irene' 110
Pri,=:ciUa (Greenough) 110
WeUington Ethelbert' 110
ELKINS Abigail S. (TaUant) 110,
32C.
EUzabethAnn (Young) 344
Ge.-.rge W. 344
Hannah 244, 245
Henry 244
James' 110
James S.' 110, 301, 320
Lucia M. (Sar^ient) 110.
301
ELKINS Mary (Moore) 244
Mehitable (Rand) 110
Moses R. 160
PoUv (Gibson) 160
Samuel' 110
Sarah 69
ELLSWORTH Edwin 29]
Harriet (RandaU) 291
Mary E. (Lyford) 225
Smith N. 225

372

INDEX.

ELLIOTT Abiirail (Bennett) 110, ?50
AdeUne (Blackburn) 109
Albert 109
AUred Chase' 111
Alonzo 109
Alonio Butler' 110
Annie L. 346
Caroline Augu.sta 5
Carrie F. (Everett) 109
Charles F. 64, 110, 111
Charles Ira 5
Charles Moody 5
Cora Geneva' 110, 111
EUza Eudora' 110, 111
Ernest Everett' 111
Eva BeUe' 111
Florence G. (Chase) 64,
111
Frances Susan 5
George 250
George Bradley' 110
Georste Bradley' 110
Gladys Beulah' 111
Henrv Ames 5
Harry Earl' 111
Ira 5, 212, 262
James 346
Jessie Maria' 110, 111
Joseph 310
Kate (Atwood) 110
Laura Medora 109
Lucile Weeks 109
Lydia 310
Lydia (Goodwin) 310
Mary Louise' 111
Mary Rebecca 265
MUdred Weeks 109
Myra Tilton 5, 212
Nancy Melissa' 110, 111
Medora (Weeks) 109
Perley 109
Phebe 28
Polly 338
Rhoda (Ames) 5, 212.
262
Ronaldo Cortez' 110
Ruth 275
Theodate Waldron 346
ELLISON Anna 130
Betsey 290
Joseph 290
Sarah 130
ELY Anna A. (Foster) 147
EMERICK Florence Rebecca 123
EMERSON Abigail 223, 317, 319
Addie S. 272
Benjamin 255, 317
Elizabeth 319
George Stevens 319
Hannah (Watts) 255, 317
•lesse 319
Jese, Jr. 319
.Tosephine 319
Judith (Daids) 95
Martha 83
Mina (Merrill) 242
Mary 238
MaryS, 223, 319
Maude A. (Young) 346
Roxanna 319
Samuel 96
Sarah 242
WUUam C. .346
WiUiam Edwin 319

EMERY Abbie Josephine" 117
Abbie P." 118,259
Abigail' 112
AbigaU' 112
Abigail (Bartlett) 112
AbigaU (Pickard) 115,284
Agnes 111
Alfred Eastman 36
Alvin" 114, 116
Alvin" 120
Alvin E.'° 121
Amos" il3
AngeUne" 117
Ann' 112
Ann" 113
Ann' 113
Anna' 112
Anna' 113
Anna (McLeUen) 221
Anne E. (Stark) 36
Annie" 116
Annie E." 121
Anthony 111
Apphia Maria' 115
Benjamin' 113
Bessie BeUe'" 121, 123
Bessie WUhamson" 122,
333
Bethia' 112
Betsey' 114
Betsey" 116
Betsey A , ( Martin) 116
Betsey (McCrilhs) 114,
240, 282
Caroline A. 297
CaroUne E. (Foster) 116,
142
Catherine' 114
Catherine Foster 114
Charies' 114
Charles" 116, 117
Charles D." 115, 119
Charles Franklin' 115
Charles Moody' 118
Charles Moses" 122
Charles Sargent' 115
Charies W,' 116, 142
Charles W." 121
Clara Beecher' 116, 120
Clarence F." 116,120
Clarence Walter" 121
Clarissa Anne' 115
Daniel' 112
Daniel' 113
Daniel' 115, 118
David' 114, 115
David Evan.s" 118
Ebenezer' 112
Edmund Sawyer' 114
Edna" 123
Edna May" 121
Eliphalet' 113
EUza Ann 36
Eliza Ann' 115,117
EUzabeth 284
EUzabeth' 112
EUzabeth' 112
Elizabeth' 113
EUzabeth' 113
Elizabeth' 114
Elizabeth' 115
Elizabeth" 116, 119
EUzabeth (Meader) Morri
son 113
Elizabeth W. (TuUock) 30
122, 333
Ellen Sophia" 116
Elsie L, (Beckman) 122

EMERY (cont.)
Eleanor E. (Nowlin) 120
Emma F,'» 121
Emma (Robinson) 118
Elmina L,» 116
El-vira C. (Squiers) Liv-
ing.9tone 118, 317
Emily J. (Leas) 120
Enoch' 113
Enoch' 113, 114
Enoch' 114, 116, 284
Enoch' 115. 117
Eugene McCarthy" 120,
123
Eva Vanderbilt' 116, 119
Everett Victor" 121
Florence R, (Emerick) 123
Frances A. (Sanborn) 116
Frances R. (Leland) 116
Frances Rosalinda 116
Francis Evans" 119
Frank' 117, 121
Frank B.» 116, 120
Frank Otto" 120, 122
Frederick David" 118
Frederick Vose' 115
Gertrude" 117
George' 116
Grace' 117
Grata M. 295
Hannah 49, 192
Hannah' 112
Hannah' 112
Hannah' 113
Hannah" 113
Hannah' 114
Hannah" 113, 118
Hannah (Halper) 183
Hannah (Rnlfe) 113
Hattie Eliza" 118
Helen A. (Otto) 119
Henrietta (Voodry) 120
Henrietta (Ward) 116
Henry' 111, 116
Howard Preswick" 118
Ida Ma,v" 121
Isaac 36
Jane' 113
Jeremiah 12
Jessie' 116
Jessie" 120
John' 111
John' 112
John' 112
John' 112, 113
John' 113
John" 11, -i
John" 117, 121
John Beecher" 116, 119
John Beecher" 123
John Holt' 11,-;, 118
John Tavlor Gilman' 114
Jonathan' 112
Joseph' 112
Joseph' 113
Joseph" 116, 120
Joseph Sidney" 118
Joseph Woodman' 110,
114
Josijh' 112
Josiah' 112
Josiah' 113
Josiah' 113, 240
Jo«iah' 114, 115
Judith' 112
Judith' 112
Judith G. (Moore) 118,
251
Julia" 120, 123

INDEX.

373

EMERY (cont.)
Julia A. (Beecher) 115
Julia (Morehouse) 121
Katie L." 121
Lavinia D. (Evans) 119
Lawrence E," 121
Lilly' 116
Lois (Cutler) 115
Louis L." 121
Louisa (Bradley) 35, 114
Lucy A. A, (Hosmer) 114
Lucy Caroline 12
Lydia 30
Lydia' 112
Lydia' 112, 113
Lydia' 113
Lydia' 113
Lydia (Coombs) 117
Lydia (Emery) 113
Lydia (Whitesidel 117
Mahala (Hoit) 115
Margaret Sickel" 120
Maria M.' 117
Martha 73
Martha" 114
Martha" 119
Martha A. (Stiles) 117
Martha P.» 116
Mary 112
Marys 112
Mary* 112
Mary' 113
Mary' 113
Mary' 114
Mary' 115
Mary Clarinda" 110, 118
Mary E. (Sydney) 118
Mary Elizabeth 282
Mary EUzabeth' 115
Mary J. (Fuller) 118
Mary Jane' 116
Mary (March) 112
Mary Maud' 117
Mary(Moore) 117
Mary(Peverly) 114, 281
Mary Ruckman" 119 '
Mary (Sanborn) 114
Mary (Sa-wyer) 112
Mary (Shatswell) Webster
112
Mary Stark 36
Mary Stewart" 120
Mary (Webster) 112
Mattie" 121
Mehitable« 113
Mehitable C. (Clough) 73
Mehitable (Short) 112,
113
Michael' 113
MUdred Elizabeth" 30,
122
MiUard F.' 30, 118, 122,
333
Miriam' 112
Mittie C. (Clough) 117
Mittie Louise' 117
Moody" 113
Moody' 49, 114, 115, 334
Molly' 113
Moses' 113
Moses" 113
Moses' 113
Moses' 116, 117
Moses M." 115, 118, 251,
259
Nancy' 114, 116
Nathan" 113
Nathan' 113, 114, 240,
282

EMERY (cont.)
Nathan' 36, 114, 115, 281
Nathan' 117
Nathan" 116
Nathaniel' 113
Nathaniel' 113
Nathaniel' 114
Paul' 117
Rachel Evans" 119, 122
Rebecca' 113
Rebecca (Haines) 117
Rebecca (Woodman) 113,
240
Rose (Holden) 120
Ruth' 112
Ruth (Jaques) 112, 113
Sally Blanchard 28
Samuel 183
Samuel' 112
Samuel* 112
Samuel' 113
Samuel' 115, 117
Samuel Louis 73
Sarah 125
Sarah' 112
Sarah' 112
Sarah' 113
Sarah' 113
Sarah' 114
Sarah (Bqrtlett) 113
Sarah Elizabeth' 117
Sarah Fr.ances" 118
Sarah (Moodv) 113
Sarah M. (Gariand) 115
Sarah (Sargent) 114
Stephen' 112, 113
Stephen' 112, 113
Stephen' 113
Stephen' 113
Stephen' 114
Stephen M.' 114
Stephen M.' 115, 118,
317
Susan' 114
Susan' 114
Susan' ] 17
Susan (Haines) 116
Susan Rebecca' 115
Susan W. (Shadle) 123
Susan (Whidden) 49, 115,
334
Vinette' 118, 122
WUUam H.' 117
William Leas" 120
WilUam Vanderbilt" 116,
1-20
William Vanderbilt" 123
EMMONS
Frances E. (Hall) 91
Louisa Mae 91
William B. 91
ESTERBROOK Submit 300
ESTY Hannah (Leonard) 232
Meredith 232
Solomon 232
EVANS Ann 67
Anne 203
Clara 199
Donald 102
Ernest E. 102
Eliza Jane 343
EUzabeth (Huntoon) 199
Ethel (Morse) 102
Frank 199
Fred 199
Fred Walter 102

EVANS (cont.)
John 343
Lavinia D. 119
Martha E. (Rolfe) 121
Mary Eliza 121
Nancy (Avery) 343
Natt Gale 121
Orren 199
Orville J. 121
Phebe (Moore) 252
Trueworthy 252
Wallace Harold 102
EVELETH Hannah J. (Brown) 75
Samuel 75
EVERETT Carrie Foote 109
Chariotte M. 171
James H. 117
John 45
Julia A, 260
Mercy (Brown) 45
Susan Emery 117
WUliam Henry 171
WiUiam M. 171
FALLON Catharine (Stanton) 346
Edward J. 346
FARMER Lucy (Foss) 317
WUliam 317
FARNAM Mary (CogsweU) 87
Simeon 87
FARNSWORTH Amelia 81
Harriet (Fancher) 81
Whitcomb 81
FARNUM Moody S. 319
Nancy V. (Stevens) 319
Sarah 52
FARRAR Algia Josephine 93
Georgia N. (Dalton) 93
John Warren 93
Rebecca 100
Sallv G. 144
Stephen 103
FARRINGTON Apphia (Bradley) 36
Stephen 35
FAVOR Mary G. (Davis) 98
Moses W. 98
FAY Augustus 324
Elvira A. (Batchelder) San
born 342
FEDERHEN Herbert M. Jr. 151
Herbert M.' 151
Laura M. (Foster) 151
FELLOWS Abby J. (Weston) 125
Abigail' 124
Adonijah' 124
Adonijah' 125
Anne' 124
Augusta A. (FeUows) 125
Augusta Ann 125
Augusta Caroline' 125
Benjamin' 124
Bertha May' 125
Betsey 330
Charles L. 3
David' 124
Ebenezer' 124

374

INDEX.

FELLOWS (cont.)
Ebenezer' 124
Ebenezer' 126
EUzabeth' 124
EUzabeth' 125
EUzabeth (BlaisdeU) 124
Elizabeth (CampbeU) Ad
ams 2
Elizabeth' Emery 125,
145
EUen A. (Nudd) 272
EUura H. (Weston) 125
EmUy MorrUl' 125
Ensign Sargent" 125
Frank F. 272
Franklin' 125
Gertrude EUura' 125
Hezekiah' 124
Hezekiah' 125
James' 126
James Harris' 126
Jane M. (Smith) 125
John' 124
Joseph' 124
Martha J. (Macurdy) 125
Mary 272
Mary H.' 126, 146
Mary (Tucker) Keniston
124
Moses' 124
Moses' 124
Moses' 125
Moses Augustus' 125
Parmelia' 125
Parmelia F. (Senter) 125
Pierce' 125
PoUy* 125
Reuben' 125
Reuben Lyman' 125
Samuel' 125
Sarah 125, 336
Sarah' 125
Sarah Ann" 125
Sarah (Emery) 125
Sarah (Stevens) 124
Susan Emery" 101, 125
Weldon' 125
FERGUSON Agnes Ann 73
EUza Goodwin 176
FERNALD AbigaU 276
Andrew P. 10
Charles 10
Martha 10
Polly (Blanchard) 23. 27
Statira Manning (Ayers) 10
Susan (Gerrish) 158
Thomas 23
True O. 158
FERRIER Clara K. (Foster) 152
John WUfred" 152
Raymond WUfred 152
Susan E. (Chase) 64
WUliam 64
FICHTEL CarlF. 166
EUzabeth (Dolde) 156,
157
Martha J. 156
FICKETT Luther 185
Mabel H. (Mason) 186,
227
Sarah 185
Weston L. 186. 227

FIELD Anna Eastman 162
EUzabeth 204
Mrs. 331
FIELDS Elizabeth 260
FIFE Alfred 109
Mary J. (Dow) 109
FIFIELD AbigaU 246
Benjamin P. 306
Benjamin P., Jr. 306
Carrie A. 121
Catharine (Young) 345
Edna E, (Scales) 306
John W. 345
Lydia (MerrUl) 306
Mary 172
FINCH Abbie (MerrUl) 169
James R. 6
Jennette 6
FISHER Elmer George 63
Betsey 214
Brancy 213
Fred 344
Mertie 344
Mertie (Young) 344
Sue M. (Jefferson) 63
William 214
FISK Abira' 126
Arthur' 126
Bernard E. 126
Bertha A.' 126
DeUa F.' 126
Dorothy M.' 126
Eunice 126
Francis A.' 126
George A.' 126
Ida M.' 126
Mary' 126
Mary A. B. (Carter) 126
Sarah J. (Piper) Addison
126
Sophronia OeUa 4
Stella A. C. (Forsythe)
126
Stella F.' 126
Sylvia D.' 126
WilUam F.' 126
FISKE Charles D. 251
Ella F. (Haines) 251
FITTS Charles 256
Clara 223
Flora A. (Lyford) Rowe
223
George 223
MaryE. 316
Marj'E. (Morrill) 256
FITZGERALD  35
Bridget 24
Rufus 78
Sarah M. (Learned) Clough
78
FLAGG EUza 251
Marv ] 67
FLANDERS Adeline 8
Agnes Blanche 336
Charlotte H. (Whidden)
336
Enoch A. 335. 336

FLANDERS (cont.)
Eva 244, 336
Enos G. 335
Frank 268
Jacob" 67
Loanda (Sanborn) 296
Martha (Clough) 67
Mary E. (Neal) 268
MaryE. (Rogers) 294
Mehitable 68
NeUie 268
Percy H, 294
Rhoda (Glines) 244
Rufus 296
Geoige Thomas 336
Susan 187, 336
Susannah (Adams) 335
FLETCHER Abbie' 127
Abbie' 127
Albert MorrUl' 129
Alberto.' 128,129
Annette" 65, 128
Annette Derby" 128
Annie Belle' 129
Annie E. (Brown) 129
Annie G. (Burt) 129
Arianna" 128
Arthur Josiah" 129
BaUey' 127
Bersheba' 127
Betsey (Morrill) 127
CaroUne 127
Catherine P. (Orr) 127
Charles 282
Charies Desmond' 129
Charles H ' 65. 128
Charles WUliam" 128
Cora Belle' 128
Daniel' 126
Daniel' 126
Daniel' 32, 127
Edgar John' 129
Elijah' 127
Elijah' 127
Eliza' 127
Eliza Ann 222
EUzabeth EUa' 128
Emma Achsa' 129
Eugene Desmond' 129
Eunice (Prescott) 128
Eva Marguerite' 129
George MorriU" 128, 129,
169
George Washington' 128,
129
Gideon' 126
Hannah 71
Hannah' 127
Hannah ("i^oung) Potter
128
Harold George" 129
Hattie C. (Colby) 129
Horace Frank" 128, 129
Ida M. (Cook) 129
Irena .4,5 127
Irena (Palmer) 127
Iva May" 128
James' 126
James' 127
Jane' 127
Joanna' 126
Joaima' 12*7
Jeannette (Ordway) 128
Joel 173
John' 126
John' 127
John' 127
John Maurice" 128

INDEX.

375

FLETCHER (cont.)
JohnT." 128
Joshua' 126
Joshua' 126, 127
Josiah' 126
, Josiah Shawl 127, 128
Kirk Henry' 127
Laura E. 129
Laura May' 129
Lavina 192
Lavina A,' 127
Lavina Ina' 129
Leavitt' 127
LiUa B. (Grover) 129,
169
LUlie E. (Desmond) 129
Louisa (Prescott) 128
Lucina J. C. (HUl) 128
Lucina Jane' 128
Lucinda J. C. (HUl) 192
Lucy A. (Adams) 128
Lucy J. (Peveriy) 65, 128,
282
Lucy May' 129
Margaret (Boyce) 32, 127
Mary 275
Mary (Haines) Brackett
173
Mary Jane' 127
Micajah' 127
Minerva B. (Laws) 129
MorriU 192
Nancy* 127
Nancy Jane' 129
Nancy (Sinclair) 127
PoUy* 127
Robert 126
Samuel' 126
Samuel' 127
Sarah' 127
Sarah' 127
Susan' 127
Susan' 127
True W.s 127
Warren Stone" 129
WUUam' 127
WUUam* 127
WiUiam MorriU" 128
FLINN Adelaide 139
Charles E. 139
Edward Roy 139
Emma (Foster) 139
Mary R. 139
WUkie 1.39
FLINT Sarah 165
FLYNN Lois 270
FOGG George O. 185,280
Gladys Perkins 185, 280
Jason 21
Mabel (Harper) 185
Mabel (Perkins) 280
Myra 185
Myrtie (Jones) 21
Robert Stevens 185
Samuel 280
Stephen 185
FOLLANSBEE Ann 59
Rebecca 59
FOLLETT Deborah (Lyford) 218
FOLSOM Betsey 321
Hannah (Gilman) 218,
219

FOLSOM (cont.)
John 218
Judith (Lyford) 219
Lydia 219
Mary (Gilman) 218
Sarah (Lyford) 218
Susanna 35
WUliam 219
FOOTE Gertrude E. (ArUn) 8
Jessie A. 292
Walter A. 8
FOOTMAN Catharine 230
Thomas 230
FORD Adoniram 298
Bernice (Chaplain) 57
Edward 57
Ellen 248
Sarah (EUsworth) 298
Sarah Luella 298
FORESMAN Helen E. 123
John Emery 123
John H. 123
Julia (Emery) 123
Sarah EUzabeth 123
Seth T. 123
FOREST Susan 209
FORREST Adelaide Eliza 6
Agnes' 130
Almira F. (Ames) 6
Anna' 130
Anna (EUison) 130
Betsey 43, 291
Betsey* 130, 290
Betsey Brown" 130
Charles G.* 130
Clara 37
Clarrissa Chase' 130
Climena B.' 36, 136
Dorothy* 130
Dorothy (Worthen) 43,
130
Dubia 129
Eleanor 1,59
Elinor' 130
EUnor (Gibson) 130
Franklin* 130
Gustavus Ames 6
Hannah 37
Hannah' 130
Hannah (Brown) 43. 130
Hannah HaU' 130
Jacob' 130
James' 130
James M.' 130
James Madison 6
Jane' 130
Jane' 130
Jeremiah' 43, 130
John' 129, 130
John' 130
John E.' 130
John' 130
Lvdia' 130
Margaret' 129, 244
Mehitable' 130
Nancy' 129
Nancy' 130
Nancy M.' 130
Peggy (Cross) Sanborn
130
PoUyi 86, 130
Robert' 129. 130
Robert' 130

FORREST (cont.)
Sally* 130
Sally A.' 130
Sally (Simonds) 130
Sarah (EUison) 291
Sarah (Gibson) 130
Sarah N. (Huy) 130
Sarah (McDonald) 130
Sidney' 130
Statira' 130
Susan' 130
Susan M. 48
Susan Sargent 6
WiUiam' 129
WilUam' 86, 129
WUUam' 43, 130, 291 '
WUUam' 130
WUUam Eastman' 130
FORT Edna D. 257
FORSAITH SteUa 167
FORSYTH Ann 265
Robert 265
FORSYTHE Henry A. 126
Mary E. 126
Stella A . Cleveland 126
FOSS Abigail 166, 241
Blanche (James) 203
C. Robert 317
Carrie T. 289
Charles 317
Chariotte 241
Dorothy (Batchelder) 241
EUza (Cressey) 289
Isaac 241
Lillian E. 199
Love 167
Lucy 317
Mary A. (Squiers) 317
Mayland P. 203
Robert 167
Samuel 289
Thomas 289
Thomasine (Lackey) 289
FOSTER Abby (Kelley) 140, 141
Abel KimbaU' 140, 147
Abiah' 135
Abiel' 85, 133, 134, 168,
191, 249, 256
Abiel" 53, 134, 138, 182,
318
Abiel' 138, 144
Abiel Abbott' 144, 148
AbigaU" 135, 283
AbigaU' 137
Adams' 136, 140
Addie' 144, 146
Addie (Baker) 142
Addie F. (Jenkins) 152
Addison G. 132
Adelaide EUza' 142
Adelaide Mae (Adams) 2
AdeUa' 146
Alanson' 145
Albert' 152
Albert W.s 151
Albertus E." 143
Alired « 144
Alfred Fuller" 148
Alfred H.« 144, 148
AUce" 150
Alice E. (Morrison) 152
Almira J. 309
AUa Wright" 142

376

INDEX.

FOSTER (cont.)
Alonzo' 145, 1.50
Alpharetta (Jewell) 142
Alphonso" 146
Alta May" 150
Alvira (Coe) WZ
Ammi Euh.ama' 140, 147
Ann Maria" 140
Anna Augusta' 147
Anna E. (Field) 152
Anna (Newlin) 143
Annibec P. (\^ ymant 153
Argyle Kittredge" 154
Arthur K." 151
Arthur MastenJ 137, 144
Arthur Myron" 152
Asa' 35, 131, 132, 133
Asa" 133, 134, 255
Asa" 134, 135, 136, 265
Asa Eastman' 136,140
Asa Eastman' 140,148
Augusta Caroline' 138
Augusta Caroline' 146,
288
Benjamin Osgood' 139, 145
Bessie AUce" 152
Betsey' 135
Betsey' 138
Betsey (MorriU) 137
Betsey Sanborn 137
Blanche (Byham) 143
Blanche (Smith) 148
Carl Hosea 2
Carohne' 137, 139
Caroline (Chad-wick) 136
Caroline (Crocker) 147
Caroline Elizabeth" 116,
140
Carrie" 144
Cassius' 142
Catherine 114
Catherine' 138
Catherine (Whitney) 145,
338
Charles 8, 57
Charles' 137, 142
Charles' 142
Charles' 142, 143
Charles Addison' 149, 152
Charles G." 149
Charles Henry 313
Charies Henry' 139, 145
Charles Henry' 147
Charles Thomas' 151, 153
Charles Tyler' 140
Charles WiUiam' 140 •
Charlotte' 137, 247
Clara' 148
Clara Amelia' 162
Clara EUzabeth' 147
Clara Kenney" 152
Clara M. (Dole) 147
Clarence Leroy' 152
Clarissa' 137
Clifford Hall" 148
Cora" 143
Cora E. (Whiting) 146,
151
Cordelia' 143
CordeUa C. (Hoyle) 142
CorneUa Chase' 148
Cyras Parker" 140
Daniel' 133, 135
Daniel" 135, 138
Daniel K.' 138, 145, 149
Dai.=y M, (Pringle) 143
David 49
David' 133, 135
David" 135, 139

FOSTER (cont.)
David' 140
David Judd' 148
David Morrill 116, 137,
142
Deane Kittredge" 152
DeUa C. 23
Dorcas' 135
EddyM.' 152
Edith Rosalie' 148
Edward-i 146, 147
Edward" 143
Edward Augustus' 140
Edward Henry' 147
Edward Horatio' 140
Edward Horatio' 142,147,
148
Edward Horatio' 152
Edward Lord" 148
Edmund Greenleaf 139
Eleanor" 153
Eliza H. (Small) 313
EUza J. (AlUson) 142
EUzabeth 283
EUzabeth' 133
Ehzabeth" 135
EUzabeth' 138, 139
Elizabeth A. (Harnden)
132, 133
EUzabeth B. (Vaughan)
146
EUzabeth (Childs) 146
EUzabeth E. (Fellows) 125,
145 193
EUzabeth (Lockey) 143
EUzabeth (Symonds) 139
EUa" 144, 146
EUa' 149
EUa E. (FuUer) McCouts
148
Ella M. (MerriU) 148
EUen' 143, 144
Ellen (French) 142
EUery Alonzo" 153
Elmer" 142
Emily' 142
Emily (Galpin) 142
Emily P." 146
Emma 8
Emma' 139
Emma (Eastman) 148
Emma EUza' 140
Emma J. (Chase) 149
Eva" 143, 149
Eva G. (HiU) 151, 153
Evelyn" 143
Fannie P." 160
Fannie W. (Osborne) 153
Fenton Judson" 150
FideUa' 145
Finette' 140
Finette Augusta' 152
Finette F. (Lancaster) 147
Flora A.' 146
Florence Alma 8
Florence Ethel" 152
Frances Almena" 147
Frances EUzabeth' 145
Frank" 142
Frank" 152
Frank Albert 313
Frank W." 143
FrankUn' 139, 146
Fred Addison" 152, 154
Fred M." 162
Fred S.' 143
Galen' 137
George Lancaster" 162
George J." 149

FOSTER (cont.)
George James' 140
George Richardson' 151,
153
George Taylor' 160, 152
George W.' 139, 147
George WilUam' 140
Georgia Ann" 149
Georgia B. (Colby) Clough
152
Gladys Marion 154
Gordon Chase" 153
Grace' 143
Grace B. (Woodbury) -152,
164
Gust' 149
Guy' 143
H. Frank' 143
H. Louise' 149
Halesia (Sperry) 153
Hannah 209, 301
Hannah' 85, 134, 135
Hannah' 136, 137
Hannah (Badger) 85, 134
Hannah (Carter) 49, 139
Hannah EUza' 139
Hannah K." 145
Hannah K. (French) 145
Hannah (Kittredge) 135
Hannah (Peters) 134
Hannah (Symons) 134
Harold Edward" 152
Harriet" 146
Harriet (Bracket) 138
Harriet (KendaU) 139,
146
Harriet S. (Dole) 147
Harriet W.' 151
Harrison' 136
Harrison Earl' 140
Henry Bradley' 139
Harry Emerson' 148
Hattie Jane 147
Helen' 144
Helen EUzabeth" 148
Helen Frances' 147
Helen Maria' 144
Henrietta (Brown) 151
Henry" 144
Henry " 152
Henry Bradley' 147
Henry James" 152
Henry L.' 146, 151
Hettie V. (Brandon) 148
Hiram' 137, 142
Hiram' 143
Hiram' 143
Hiram L. Begg" 144
Hiram P." 143
Horatio' 143
Horatio MorriU' 143
Horatio O.' 146
Ildagerte May" 152
Imogene'" 153
Inez L.» 162
Isabel" 149
Isabel J.8 144
Ivy (Batchelder) 313
J. Flora" 150
Jacob" 162
James' 134, 137
James Caleb' 147, 152
James Elmer' 146-
James Gilman' 137
Jane (Sheldon) 144
Jennie (SmUey) 148
Jennie (Turner) 149
Jeremiah' 137
Jeremiah C,« 135, 139

INDEX.

377

FOSTER (cont.)
Jeremiah Clough' 146, 151
JeweU E." 142
John' 133
John" 135, 140
John C 145
John C 150
John Carter' 139, 147
John Gray 203
John Hubbard' 139, 145
John MarshaU' 146
John Pingry' 147
John Roy' 147
John Samuel' 140
John Taylor GUman' 137
John Wheeler" 149, 152
Jonathan 5, 209
Jonathan' 133, 135
Jonathan" 135
Jonathan' 146
Jonathan B.' 139, 288
Jonathan Bradley 126
Jonathan Bradley" 151,
153
Joseph' 135
Joseph' 138, 139, 144, 146
Joseph A.8 146, 151
Joseph Addison' 145, 149
Joseph Adolphus' 144
Joseph H.' 152
Joseph Hubbard' 139
Joseph Moody' 126, 145,
193
Josephine (Roberts) 147
Joshua Lane' 146, 149
Julia A. (Worthington) 148
JuUa Amelia' 148
Kate Worthington' 148
Karl Maitland' 162
Kenneth Richardson" 153
Lafayette Sabine 132
Laura Merrill' 161
Leaner (Chaplain) 57
Lena B. (ArUn) 8
Leo A.9 152
Leroy AUison' 142, 148
Lewis Worthington" 148
LUiette' 147
LUUe' 144
Lizzie V.' 160
Louisa (Aldrich) 145
Luce H." 142
Lucinda' 137
Lucinda M. (Pear) 49,
150
Lucius Gust" 145
Lucretia (Gale) 149
Lucy 5
Lucy' 133
Lucy' 135
Lucy' 139
Lucy' 146
Lucy' 148
Lucy (Rogers) 135
Lucy (Rogers) Wise 132
Lucy WUson' 136, 340
LueUa J. (Taylor) 152
Lydia Lane 145
Lyman B.' 145, 149
Lyman Beecher" 150, 153
Mabel' 143
Mabel C.» 152
Mabel Flora' 14S
Mabel (Whitney) 152
MabeUe EUa' 152
Madge Arietta" 153
Maitland P.' 147, 152
Malcolm Hill" 153
Maria (Chickering) 140

FOSTER (cont.)
Maria Eliza' 140
Martha" 72, 134
Martha' 137, 158
Martha" 142
Martha J. (Shepard) 143
Martha Jane' 138
Martha Jane" 146
Martha Kittredge' 139
Mary" 134
Mary' 137
Mary" 139
Mary A. (Kenney) 149
Mary E. (Hooper) 145
Mary E. (Jones) 203
Mary Emma' 149
Mary Frances' 139
Mary (French) Brown 145
Mary Gertrude" 140
Mary H. (Fellows) 125,
146
Mary Helen' 146, 288
Mary J.' 146
Mary (Lierd) 143
Mary (McCriUis) 238
Mary (Pennock) 143
Mary Pingry 147
Mary (Reginald) 134
Mary Rogers" 148
Mary (Rogers) 134
Mary S. (HiU) 145
Mary (Sawyer) 142
Maude A. W. (Camp) 148
Maude E.' 152
Maude (Harrington) 143
Maude M, (Perry) 151, 153
May (Sandrock) 163
Mehitable' 134
Mehitable' 136
Melissa G.' 145
Mercy (MorriU) 140
Mercy (Porter) 139
MUton Layman" 150, 153
Minda M,' 145, 258
Minerva M. (Means) 144
Miriam' 137
MoUy 53
Moses Augustus' 146, 151
Moses Augustus" 163
Moses Brown' 140
Myron C 49, 145, 150
Nancy" 135, 168
Nancy' 138, 182
Nancy B. (Sibley) 147
Nancy H. 260
Nancy M." 145
Nathan Emery 142
Nathan T. 313
Nathaniel' 136
Nellie Augusta' 152
Nellie Cora" 151
NeUie M. (Bennett) 151
NeweU Abbott' 137, 142
NeweU K." 140, 148
Newman S. 203
Orietta Augusta' 147
ParmeUa (Judd) 144
Paul' 162
Pearson MorriU' 137
Perley 203
Peter' 137
Polly' 138
PoUy S. (HiU) 192, 258
Reginald 131, 132
Reginald" 153
Reginald Smith" 148
Rhoda (Beaman) 134
Rinaldo Brackett' 145,
149

FOSTER (cont.)
Robert Adams 2
Roland Addison" 154
Rowena (Wheelock) 144
Ruth' 135
Ruth" 162
Ruth A. (Richardson) 161
Ruth Chickering 137
Ruth M. (Pingry) 147
Ruth Maude" 148
Ruth (Tilton) 142
Sally G. (Farrar) 144
Samuel 8
Samuel H,« 135, 139
Samuel Henry' 140
Samuel Rogers' 139
Sara Laura" 144
Sarah 135
Sarah" 35, 133, 142
Sarah" 134, 136
Sarah' 136, 138, 139
Sarah' 142, 146
Sarah Almena" 147
Sarah B. (Eastman) 140
Sarah B. (Robertson) 142
Sarah C. (Weston) 151
Sarah (Dearborn) 139
Sarah E." 148
Sarah E. (Perkins) 149
Sarah Elizabeth" 144
Sarah (Foster) 136
Sarah (Kimball) 140
Sarah Maria' 140
Sarah (MorriU) 136 340
Sarah Robertson 116
Sidney' 146
Simeon" 135, 138
Simeon B.' 138, 145, 192,
258
Sophia (Smith) 152
Sophia (Steele) 148
Sophia (West) 150
Stephen Bartlett' 139,
147
Stephen Barttett' 147
Stephen Perkins" 149, 152
Stephen Symonds' 137,
140, 141
Susan Amelia" 144
Susan Augusta' 145, 193
Susan E." 144
Susan Elizabeth' 146
Susannah" 134
Susanna' 138, 139, 318
Susannah (Bradley) 139
Susanna (Moore) 63, 138,
182, 249, 318
Susanna CWorthen) 138
Timothy" 49, 135, 139
Tomas' 137
Victoria G. (Moore) Whit
ney 251
Warren Bradley" 153
Welthy A. (Wolcott) 153
Wesley Sherman' 150, 153
Winnefred (McGunty) 143
Wilham' 132
WiUiam' 132
WiUiam' 134, 137, 266
WiUiam" 142
William F." 147
William H. 251
William H' 146
WiUiam Harrison' 138,
145, 338
William Harrison' 150
WiUiam Henry H.' 137,
144
WilUam Pingry 147

378

INDEX.

FOULSHAM see FOLSOM
FOWLE Henrietta 345
FOWLER Addie E. (Brown) 44
Asa 177
CaroUne Phebe 44
Charies E. 44
Edgar O. 44
Ethel WaUcer 177
Frank 44
George R. 177
Hadley 44
Isabel (Minot) 177
Josiah Minot 177
Martha L. (Parsonsi) 177
Mary Pickering 177
Robert 177
RosaUe G. (Mclntyre) 177
FOX Lucia M. 227
FRAME Edna EUzabeth' 154
James' 154
James' 154 ^
Jane (Paterson) 154
Janet Pettigrew' 154
Jeanie' 164
Minnie P. (Gale) 154
Minnie Frances 156
Robert' 154, 156
Susan HamUton' 164
FRANZEN Anna A. 86
FREEMAN Marion 109
FRENCH AbigaU 224
Alcina 202
Andrew 118
Anna Maria' 165
Asa Milton' 155
Asa Milton' 165
Asenath (Sawyer) 155
Augustus 118
Betsey' 155
Burley' 154
Charles 201
Charles L. 49, 118
Edward J.' 165
EUza P. (Moore) 249
Elizabeth' 164
Ellen 142
Emma' 165
Emma E. 249
Enoch 107
Frances E. (Foster) HUe-
man 145
Frances M. (Garrett) 155
Francis Garrett' 155
Francis Sawyer' 156
George W. 249
George W., Jr. 249
Georgia H. 118
Hannah 48, 198
Hannah' 154
Hannah (Emery) 49, 118
Hannah K. 145
Hannah (Russell) 154
Hannah (Wallace) 107
Hazel ArdeUe 205
Henrietta S. 107
Henry L. A. 78
Herbert Sawyer' 156
Hiram 78
Horace 249
Isaac L.' 154
James' 154
James' 164, 269

FRENCH (cont.)
James' 154
James Francis' 155, 337
Jeremiah 201
Jonathan Brooks' 154
John F. 205
John Welch 206
JuUa (IngaUs) 201
Lizzie Hall 205
Lloyd Reginald 205
Lucinda 248
Mahale' 155
Martha C. 49, 287
Mary' 154
Mary (Batchelder) 78
Mary S. (Jones) 205
Maud Anna" 155
Moses J. 202
Nancy 337
Nancy' 155
Nancy (Sargent) 287
Nancy Sargent (Carter)
49
Nathan 145
NelUe 118
Nellie Frances 202
Olive 155, 269
Olive (Sawyer) 154, 269
Oliver' 154
Reuben T. W. 201
Ruth Evelyn 205
Sally' 154
Samuel 49, 118, 287
Sarah' 154
Sarah Angie 78
Sarah (Brooks) 154
Sarah E. 49
Sarah E. (Wiggin) 156,
337
Sarah G. (Clough) 78
Sarah J. (Towle) 205
Susan Ann 205
"Willie Aaron' 156
FRETCH William 252
FROST Ann 22
Charles 10
Mary 22
FULLER Mary J. 118
Mary R. 265
Miriam 10
Sarah (Pepperrell ) 10
FULLERTON Delma Louise 187
Frank 187
Grace Mabelle 187
Lizzie F. (Haynes) 187
LleweUyn 187
Maud 187
Mildred 187
FULLONTON PoUy (Wadleigh) 165, 234
FURBER  239
GAGE Arthur Andrew 302
Belle 30, 333
Charles P. 265
Daniel Webster 302
EUzabeth May 302
EUzabeth S. (Sargent) 161,
301
Fred Valentine 302
Hannah C. (Stevens) - 301
John Chandler 161, 301,
302

GAGE (cont.)
Kate L. 302
Laura Knickel 302
Mabel Chandler 302
Martha A. 161,302
Mary Agnes 266
Nancy (Sibley) 265
Sarah (Sargent) 301
WUUam H. 301
GALBREATH Bessie B. (Emery) 123
Frank Lloyd 123
Lloyd 123
Mabel Emery 123
Mary (Lloyd) 123
Myrtle Belle 123
WUUam 123
GALE Achsah (Bailey) 47
Anna Gertrude' 156
Anna Gertrude' 157
Bartholomew' 155
Benjamin 47
Bertha May" 156, 157
Betsey" 166
Betsey (Peaslee) 156
Chester Howard' 156
Clara A. (Adams) 156
Clara (Peaslee) 166, 187,
259
Clarence Harlan' 167
Clarence S." 156, 157, 263
Daniel' 155
Daniel' 165
Daniel' 155
Daniel" 156
DoUy' 156
Ebenezer' 166
Eliphalet' 46, 156, 242,
263
Ehphalet Frank" 156
EUzabeth' 165
Emily Bailey 78
Ethel Ida' 156, 259
Fannie (Bennett) 156
Florence A. 227
George" 156
George Howard" 156
George P. 243
Hannah 166
Hannah (Gale) 156
Jacob 161
Jacob' 155
Jennie F. (Lake) 227
Jessie Clark' 156
John C. 78
Joseph' 155
Joseph Morrill' 157
Laura Ann" 156
LUla (Farrington) 243
LilUan M. (MorriU) 167,
263
Lois (Patten) 150
Lucretia 149
Lydia B. 161
Lydia (Emerson) 161
Lyman" 166
Margaret EUzabeth" 46,
156
Maria R. 78
Martha Anna' 156
Martha J. (Fichtel) 166
Martha Jane" 166
Mary* 155
Mary J, (Merrill) 46, 156,
242
Minnie F. 164, 156
Orison" 150
Patience (Eastman) 155

INDEX.

379

GALE (cont.)
Phebe 43
PhUroy Clifton' 157
Rebecca 47
Robert Smith" 156
Sarah Angle" 156
Shuah' 156
Stephen 166
Stephen' 155
Stephen E." 156, 259
Susan' 155
Susan" 156
WUUam' 156
WUUam Clark" 7, 156
WUUam MorriU' 157
Winifred EUzabeth 243
GALLOUPE EUas A. 251
Rebbecca (Haines) 251
GALLOWAY Frederick J. 36
Hannah L. (Bradley) 36
Robert 36
GALPIN AUie 143
Emily 142
GANNON Anna (HUdreth) 41
R. C. 41
GARDNER Josephine Emma 267
Mary A. (Moorehouse)
34, 267
Sophia (Payne) 264
WiUiam 267
GARFIELD James A. 136
GARLAND AbigaU (Garland) 115
Alice (Lucier) 78
Edwin Freeman 78
Ed-win M. 247
Freeman A. 247
Grace F. 247
Martha (Butler) 242
Martha Mariah 242
Mary E. 256
Nathaniel 116, 242
Sadie M. 78
Sarah E. (Moore) 247
Sarah N. 115
Sarah (Taylor) 104
GARMAN M. Jennie 313
Nicholas D. 313
GARNSEY Charles Chester 37
Charles Eugene 37
Charles P. 37
Ellen A. (Bradley) 37
EUen Maud 37
Laura Josephine 37
LiUe Belle 37
Mabelle 37
WUUe Grant 37
GAROUTTE J. V. 117
Sarah (Burke) 117
Sarah E. (Emery) 117
-Thomas Jefferson 117
GARRETT Frances Mary 155
H. W. 155
Mary A. (CoUins) 156
GAY Charles 36
Elmer 36
Eugene 36
Nettie (Bradley) 36 I

GEER .\nne 226
Edward 226
GEHM
Esther E. (Moore) 246
H. J. 246
GELOW Edna (Emery) 123
Frederika (Strandt) 123
Fritz 123
Harold Emery 123
Herman 123
Robert Fredrick 123
GEORGE Alice May 19
Andrew 311
Fred A. 311
Grace A. (Chase) 311
Jennie 184
Rose A. (Chase) 311
GERRISH  167
Abigail (Cogswell) 158
Ada' 168
Alien' 158
Almira Samantha 13
Apphia A. (MorrUl) 264
Benjamin' 157
Betsey (Clough) 71
Betsey (Patrick) 278
Charles' 158
Cynthia A. 249
Ellen Maria 13
Elizabeth 7, 71
EUzabeth (Foster) 135
Enoch 5, 136, 137
Enoch" 158
Enoch" 158
Enoch' 158
Etta D." 158
Hannah 74, 97
Henry 3, 4, 6, 7, 13, 69
Henry Jr. 135
Henry" 158
Jacob 4, 5
Jane 3
Jane' 158
Jane E. 71
Jane (Sewall) 157
Joanna (Hale) 13, 158
John' 158
John C. 71
Joseph 13
Joseph 278
Joseph' 157
Joseph" 158
Joseph' 158
Judith 71
Judith' 168
Judith (Chandler) 158
Lucien 71
Lucy' 158
Lucy (Noyes) 158
Maria Ames 209
Martha (Chase) 157
Martha (Clough) 69
Martha (Foster) 137, 168
Mary 240, 278
Mary' 168
Mary (Bartlett) 278
Mary (Foster) 135
Mary (Little) 167
Moses 70
Moses' 157
Nathan' 158
NeweU' 158
OUve (Dimock) 168
Quolhobls (Spotcanum) 158
Rhoda B. (Little) 158

GERRISH (cont.)
Samuel 71
Samuel' 158
Sarah' 158
Sarah (Ames) 4
Sarah (Chandler) 158
Sarah (Church) 158
Stephen 13, 71
Stephen' 157
Stephen' 158
Stephen" 158
Susan' 158
Susan (Hancock) 13
Susanna (Clough) 70
Thomas 278
WUham 157
GERRY C. F. 76, 178
Charles 178
Eleanor 178
Frank 178
Martha A. (Clough) 76,
178
GETCHELL EUzabeth (Snyder) 316
Ezekiel 316
Ezra B. 316
Huldah (Burbank) 316
GIBSON Abigail' 159
AUce' 160
Ann E. (Clough) 74
Anna (Forrest) 130
Caroline 240
CaroUne' 160, 326
Charles' 160
Elinor 130, 159
EUnor (Forrest) 130, 159
EUen Maria' 161
Elseyi 159
Enoch' 76, 159, 160
Enoch' 72, 160, 161, 240
Frank W." 161, 211
Harriet (Thorne) 160
HoUis' 160
Ida G. (KimbaU) 211
James 130
James' 169
James' 159
Jane (Forrest) 130
Jemima' 159, 160, 323
Jemima (Shepard) 159,
160
Jeremiah 130, 159, 160
John' 160
Lucia' 160
Mary 159
Mary (Chase) 58
Mary (Gibson) 76, 160
Mary (Knowles) 214
Naaman* 159, 160
Nancy* 159
Nancy (Clough) 72, 161
Nancy (McCriUis) Clough
160, 240
Nehemiah' 160
Nehemiah Clough 74
Naomi* 159, 160
Phebe (Tilton) 160
Polly* 159, 160
PoUy' 160
Royal' 159, 160
Sarah 130, 159
Thomas' 159
Thomas' 160
Walter C. 214
GIDDINGS Ann (James) Lyford 220
Eliphalet 220

380

INDEX.

GILBERT Blanche M. 265
E. Perry 265
GILE or GUILLE
 67
Enoch 220
Ephraim 68
Ezekiel 186, 329
Hannah 67, 68
Joseph 167
Judith (Davis) 94
Lucy Bernard 99
Mark 238
Martha (Bradley) 68
Mary 68
Mary H. (Lyford) 220
Polly (Greenough) 167
Rachel 186
Samuel 68, 94
Sarah (McCrillis) 238
GILES Frank 199
Hannah (Clough) 240
Job 199
Mabel 199
Maria (Nelson) 199
Mary C. 308
Milton 240
GILKEY Annie B. 234
Clara 234
Guy 234
Julia (Mathes) 234
Mary ¦ 234
SaviUian W. 234
WiUiam 234
WiUiam P. 234
GILL Bradbury 52
Daniel 67
Lydia 52
Phebe 253
Rebecca (Straw) 52
Sarah (Clough) 67
GILMAN Albert H. 307
Alice S. (Young) 343
Amanda (Glover) 31
Belle 32
CeUa A. (Glover) 161
Charles Augustus' 29, 31,
161
Eva 0. (Shaw) 307
Elizabeth 298
Elizabeth (Hersey) 219
Frank Augustus' 31, 90,
161
George 343
George' 161
George Henry 31
Grace ArdeU 32
Hannah 218
Hannah Blanchard 29, 31
Herbert L. 42
Joanna 254
James 218
John 41, 272
Judith 219
Judith (Morrill) 266
Julia Ann 28
Lewis 246
Marcia (Hill) 32
Margaret D. (Brown) 42
Margaret J. (Slack) 32
Mary (Ham) 177
Mary Marguerite' 31, 161
Maud W. (Conant) 31, 90,
161
Minnie Ola 32

GILMAN (cont.)
Moses 219
¦Orianna J. (Nudd) 277
Parmelia (Blanchard) 29,
161
Persis (HUl) 41
Ruth 32
Sally 220
Samuel 32, 60, 177, 266
Samuel' 29, 161
Sarah 41
Ward Eugene 307
GILMORE Abbie M. (Batchelder) 20
Abbie M. (Batchelder)
Leavitt 196
James M. 20, 196
Jennie 196
Jennie Ida 20
Josephine 196
Josie I. 20
GILPIN Ernest 343
Florence (Wilkinson) 343
GLASSON Constance M. 37
GLEASON Amelia (Scheuttee) 162
Ann (Evans) 203, 233
Arthur Chandler* 161
Arthur Gage' 162
Cynthia 233
Eleanor (Lovering) 203
Fannie Amelia" 162
Frederick Gage' 161, 162
George 292
George H.' 161, 302
George H.' 109, 161
George H." 162
Hannah EUzabeth' 161
Harriet E. (Drew) 109,
161
Henry S." 161
John" 162
Juha 211, 233
Katherine Estelle 161,
292
Lillian Prances' 161, 200
Lydia B. (Gale) 161
Lydia EUen 121
Martha A. (Gage) 161,
292, 302
Martha Hermenia' 162
Mary (Shattuck) 161
Mildred (Davis) 161
Polly (Mather) 233
Silvia 210, 233
Sophia 203
Timothy 203, 211, 233
Timothy, Jr. 233
Zebediah WUliam' 161
GLEESON see GLEASON
GLEDNARY Rose 314
Thomas 314
GLIDDEN Asenath 223
Charles 73
Mary 223
Mary Josephine 328
Nancy M. 73
GLINES  164
Abigail 66
Abigail (Chapman) 165
Abigail (McDaniel) 65
Abner 244
Abraham 165
Abraham' 165, 215

GLINES (cont.)
Albert A. 293
Alvah H.' 165
Ann' 164
Azuba' 165
Benjamin 165, 293
Benjamin' 164
Bert 51
Betsey (Gile) 241
Charles' 165, 266
Charles A.' 166
Clara Evelyn' 166
Dearborn* 165
Edna Frances" 165
Ellen E.' 166
Electa C. 234
EUza 249
EUza J. (Plummer) 165
EUzabeth 244
Elizabeth' 164
EUzabeth* 166
EUzabeth (Blanchard) 164
Ehzabeth (Moore) 164, 244
Fannie (Calef) 165
Frank A." 165
Fred P.' 165
G. Fred' 166
George A. 293
Hannah (Kimball) 210
Hannah (Kittredge) 244
Harriet* 166
Harriet" 165
Henry 271
Isaac 65, 210
Isaac" 165, 234
Israel' 164
Jacob 166
James' 164
James* 165
Jennie B. Carter (Smart)
51
Jeremiah 244
Jessie P. (Raymond) 166
Job' 166
John' 164
John' 164
John' 164, 165
John W.* 165
Jonathan' 165
Josephine (Nudd) 271
Judah 244
Keziah (Blanchard) 28,
244
Leroy A.' 165
Love (Leavitt) 164
Lulu B. (Reed) Dow 293
Lydia 244
Mabel W.' 166, 236
McDaniel* 164, 165
Martha 215
Martha' 165
Mary! 164
Mary* 165
Mary A. (Morse) 165, 266
Mary (Bassford) 164
Mary (IDearborn) 165
Mary Eunice' 165
Mary (GUnes) 165
Nabby (McDaniel) 165
Nancy* 166
Nancy (Glines) 165
Nathaniel' 164, 244
Neva M. (Randall) 293
Obadiah 244
Polly 165, 244, 320
Polly (Glines) 165
PoUy (Wadleigh) Fullonton
165, 234
Raymond' 165

INDEX.

381

GLINES (cont.)
Rhoda 244
Richard' 164
Sally 252
Sally* 165
Samuel 244
Sarah 285
Sarah EUzabeth 271
Sarah (FUnt) 165
Sarah J. (Brown) 41, 165
Sevira 320
Shubael* 165, 320
Smith W.* 41, 165
Susan (McDaniel) 164
William' 162
WilUam' 162
WUUam' 162
WiUiam* 162
GLOVER Abigail (Foss) 166
Amanda 31
Asenath (Willey) 166
Bertina Gladys' 167
Betsey' 167
Celia Amanda 161
Charles Warren 93
Ebenezer 8
Ebenezer' 167
Ebenezer' 167
Harley" 167
Jane 21
John' 166
John' 166
John' 166
John" 166
John Bean* 166
Joseph Clough* 166, 304
Joseph WiUey" 167
Lina May" 167
Love (Foss) 8, 167 "
Mary G. (Danforth) Hoyt
93
Miriam (Libby) 166, 304
Nancy Ann' 166, 304
Polly 8
Polly2 167
Sarah' 166
SteUa (Forsaith) 167
Thomas 210
GLYNN Martha 101
GODFREY AbigaU 104
John 94
Sarah 183
GOFFE Ellen A. (Morse) 266
Theodore 266
GOODALE Charlotte 212
JohnH. 212
Josephine B. (Atkinson)
212
GOODELL Nellie E. 196
GOODEN Mehitable 3
GOODHUE Hannah 83
Hannah (Dane) 83
Martha 213
WiUiam, Jr. 83
GOODING EUzabeth 226
Jane B. 252
GOODWIN Abie B. (Scales) 304
Alice Peabody 25
C. E. 10

GOODWIN (co7it.)
Ellen M. (Peabody) 25
Hiram Simpson 304
Moses Bradbury 25
Patty 28
Rueben 320
Sarah Ann (Ayers) 10
Sarah B. (Peabody) 25
Susan Austin 25
Susan Ellen 320
William Frederick 25
GOOKIN Eliza 175
Nathaniel 175
GORDON Alice 191
Ann Maria 105
Dora May (Streeter) 321
Harry 321
John 190
Susannah C. 190
GOSS Algia J. (Farrar) 93
Ferne May 93
LiUian Algia 93
Susan 276
William H. 93
GOTT Mary 207
GOVE George F.' 167
Ira N.' 167
Jonathan 249
Mary Ann (Moore) 249
Minnie V. (Holmes) 167
Una H.' 167
Winfield H.' 167
GRACE Jane D. 246
GRAHAM Asa 86
Charles 86
Charles C. 86
James Boggs 120
Lucy A. (CogsweU) 86
Mary E. 86
Mary S. (Emery) 120
Rachel (Morse) 86
Sarah 322
GRANT Caroline M. 188
Elmer D. 267
Eveline H. 257
Hannah DurreU 188
Hugh H. 257
Josephine F. (Hazelton)
257
Margaret F. 257
Samuel 188
GRAVES Arthur F. 214
Cora (Robinson) 21
Helen McG. (Ayers) 17
Jane PhUlips 17
Katharine 17
Robert John 17
Susie M. (Knowles) 214
GRAY Edward James 122
Edward James, Jr. 119
EUzabeth (Seavey) 224
Emma 42
Etta (Stark) 122
Eva 119
Eva V. (Emery) 119
Evalyn 122
Georgianna S. 87
Lewis 87
Margaret 27

GRAY (cont.)
Marguerite 122
Mary 27
Matilda C. 87
Polly (Moore) 2.51
Robert 220
Rus.sell 224
Susanna (Lyford) 220
WilUam Emery 119, 122
WilUam Emery, Jr. 122
WUlis 251
GREELEY Abbie (Currier) 246
Joseph 211
Lydia Leavitt 211
Mary 247
Pitt 246
GREELY Eliza Burns 225
GREEN Abbie L. 283
Adaline 79
Adaline (Clough) 79
Andria Helen 79
Charles Clough 79
Charles O. 79
Edgar Stuart 79
George 269
Helen L. (AUis) 269
Helen Maud 79
Kathryn 79
Mary (Hussey) 103
Rebecca 330
Will Hodgdon 79
GREENE J. J. 285
Sarah E. (Pickard) 285
GREENLEAF Anna (Young) 343
Ethel 343
Jason 343
GREENOUGH Abigail' 168
AbigaU (Chadwick) 167
Abigail (Israel) 167
Ann Foster 168
Caleb' 168
Caroline (Smart) 168
Catherine" 168
Charles* 168
Charles Richard" 168
E. A. 297
Ebenezer' 167
Ebenezer" 167
Elbridge Flagg* 168
Elizabeth' 168
EUzabeth R. (Eastman)
168
Ellen Noyes* 168
Emily Kingsman 168
Frederick 135
Frederick William* 168
Henry* 168
Henry Pollard* 168
Henry W." 168
James' 167
John' 135, 167, 168
John Bridge* 168
Jonathan* 168
Jonathan C. 64
Joseph Clough* 168
Lorana 41
Louis P. E.» 168
Lucia Maria* 168
Lurana C* 168
Maria L. A. 297
Maria L. (Sanborn) 297
Mary* 135, 168
Mary (Bridge) 168

382

INDEX.

GREENOUGH (cont.)
Mary (Flagg) 167
Nancy (Foster) 135, 168
Polly' 167
Richard' 71, 167, 168
Samuel F.* 168
Sarah Carohne* 168
Sarah (Clough) 71, 168
Susan H. (Temple) 168
Sylvester* 168
Symonds' 167
William' 167
GREGG AUce (Foster) 150
GRIFFIN Flora B. (Davis) 100
George T. 100
Martha Jane 285
GRIGG Jessie Eva 210
Thomas 210
GROSS Eva G. (Small) 313
Otto A. 313
GROVER Amelia (Braley) 129, 169
Andrew 270
Andrew Taylor" 169
Betsey' 169
Dorcas (MerriU) 169, 306
Edmund' 169, 305
Hannah' 169
Hattie' 169
James' 169
Jennie' 169
.lennie Maude" 169
Laura (KimbaU) 169, 270
LilUe BeUe" 129, 169
Linnie 169
Lydia2 169
Mehitable (Lake) 169,
215
Nancy' 169
Nellie J. (Logan) 169
Oliver Benjamin' 129, 169
Polly' 169
Roxanna' 169, 306
Sally' 169
Samuel' 169
Sarah' 169
Stephen' 169, 216
Woodburj-* 169
GUILFORD Lizzie 62
GUMB
Isabelle 261
GUTHRIE George N. 30
i Sarah Ehzabeth 30
Sarah (McFarland) 30
Stephen 31
GUY Martha (Clough) 70
GUYUP Viola B. 37
HACKETT AUen* 170
Allen' 170
Anna' 170
Apphia' 170
Asa' 11, 170
Bessie BeU' 171
Betsey' 170
Betty' 170
Bradbury' 170
Bradbury' 170
Charles' 170
Charles Alfred" 170

HACKETT (cont.)
Chauncey Craven' 171
Daniel" 170
Dorothy' 170
Dorothy (Allen) 170
Ebenezer' 162
Ebenezer* 160
Eliza Ann" 170
Eliza Ann (Hackett) 170
Ellen L.' 170
Ephraim' 162
Ephraim' 170
Ephraim* 170
Ezra' 170
Frank Warren' 171
Frank Wilbur 170
George Washington' 170
Hannah (Ring) 169
Hezekiah* 170
Hiram Stephen' 170
Ida (Craven) 171
Jeremiah 113
Jeremiah* 170
Jeremiah' 170
Jeremiah" 170
Jeremiah Carlton 170
Jeremiah Mason" 170
John' 169
Judah' 169
Katherine' 169
Luther Allen" 170
Lydia (Emery) 113
Mary* 170
Mary Anna' 170
Mary Gertrude' 171
Mary Jane" 170
Mary (Young) 170
Mary W. (Healey) 171
Miriam* 170
Miriam' 170
Nancy Young" 170
Nathaniel Ambrose" 170
Olive (Pickering) 171
Patty' 170
Polly' 170
Polly (Robinson) 170
Sally" 170
Sally" 170
Sarah' 169
Sarah (Barnard) 169
Sophronia (Clifford) 66
Sukey' 170
Susannah (Stevens) 11,
170
WaUace' 171
WUliam' 169
WiUiam' 169
WiUiam Henry' 170
William Henry Young"
170
William Henry Young"
171
HADLEY EUzabeth (Moore) 251
Eugene Page 62
George W. 251
Hannah B. 216
Ida Belle 237
Josephine (James) 62
Sarah Elizabeth (Chase)
62
Stephen 62
HADSON Mary see HODGDON
HAGENBUCK Charles 306
EUzabeth 306
Matilda 306

HAINES Abigail Pickering' 177
Abner 10
Abneri 172
Abner" 173
Addie Irene (Lockie) 174
Adelaide Ayers' 174
Adelaide Ayers' 173
Albert G.» 174
Albert Gallatin' 173
Antoinette' 174, 176
Antoinette (Haines) 174,
175
Arthur T.' 174
Augustine' 175
Bessie P. (Horton) 173
Caroline 251
Clarena Edwin' 174
Charles Abbott' 173
Charles G.' 175
Charles Glidden' 173
Charles Ghdden' 174
Charlotte Stark' 176
Eben K. 261
Eleanor' 172
EUza Frances' 175
EUza G.« 176
EUza G. (Ferguson) 176
EUza (Gookin) 175
Eliza J. 251
Eliza Pepperrell (Ayers)
10, 173
•Ehzabeth' 176
EUzabeth Goodwin' 176
EUzabeth (Woolman) 116,
117
Ella F. 251
EUenor (Neate) 171
Emma Frances' 174
Ferguson' 176
Florence' 175
Frances (Patten) 175
Francis Edwin' 174
Fred Abner' 174, 175
George' 291
George A.' 175
Hannah 93
Hannah' 172
Hannah' 11, 173
Hannah' 173
Hannah (Carter) 173
Hannah (Clough) 71, 175
Hannah Clough' 176
Hannah (Johnson) 11, 172
Hannah (Parker) 276
Hannibal' 176, 221
Harriet E. 261
Harriet Eliza' 174
Harriet Ferguson' 176
Harriet (Lyford) 175, 221
Harriet P. (Andrews) 174
Harriet Parker' 174
Hattie (HUl) 176
Helen Frances' 174
Helen McG. (HaU) 176
Henry Franklin' 175
Jacob C. 251
Jane' 172
Jane' 172
Jane' 173
Jane (Brackett) 172
Jane (Sumner) 173
Jennie Lee "Whitney 176
Jennie (Sullivan) 174
John 251, 276
John' 172
Jonathan" 173
Joseph Ayers' 174
Joseph Dearborn' 175

INDEX.

383

HAINES iconi.)
Joseph Starr" 175
Josephine Maria' 175
Joshua' 172
Josiah" 173
Josiah" 4, 71, 173, 175
Josiah' 175
Josiah Clough' 175
Julia A. 251
Karl Leslie" 174
Kate (Reed) 174
Lewis' 172
Martha' 172
Martha' 176
Martha (Randall) 291
Maria A. (Jones) 174
Maria F. (Trowbridge)
175
Maria (Jones) 174
Maria S.' 174
Marietta (Ham) 175
Marv-^ 172
Mary' 173
Mary' 176
Mary (Ames) 4, 175
Mary Ann' 176
Mary Ann Weeks 220
Mary E. Haines 251
Mary E. (Hoyt) 251
Mary (Fifield) 172
Mary (Moore) 261
Mary (Pickering) 175
Matthias' 172
Matthias" 172
Matthias* 172
Matthias' 173
Mehitable' 173
Minta A. (Jones) 174
MoUy (Cammet) 173
Nathan 116, 117
Nelhe H. 176
Nina Josephine' 174
Olive (Weeks) 172
Polly 200
Rachel (Weeks) 173
Ralph Holland" 175
Rebecca 117, 251
Rhoda (Bean) 173
Richard' 172
Ruth McGregor" 175
Sally' 173
Samuel' 171
Samuel' 172
Samuel' 172
Samuel" 11, 172, 173
Samuel" 173, 175
Samuel Reed' 175
Sarah (Hall) 172
Sarah (Johnson) 172
Sarah Lizzie 291
Sarah (Weeks) 172
Sarah (Wilde) 174
Stephen" 173
Stephen' 173, 175
.SiSsan 116, 251
Walter Weeks' 173
WilUam" 176
WUliam Pickering' 176
William Pickering" 174
HALE Hannah 134, 220
Joanna 13, 158
Nathan 13, 158
Richard 13, 168
Samuel 158
HALEY Charles 337
Charies Edward 337
Charles Janvrin 337

HALEY (cont.)
Emily M. (Fellows) 125
Harold Edward 337
Jesse 125
Mary E. (Wiggin) 337
Mary Ellen 337
Mary (Janvrin) 337
HALL Adelaide H. 181
AUce G. (Clough) 77
Annette 199
Annie E. (Doherty) 91
Bessie A. 293
Betsey 196
Catherine Genevieve 31
Cecil St. Clair 77
Caleb C. 200
CamUlus 77
Daniel W. 91
Dixi Crosby 291
Earl R. 31
Edward 199
EUzabeth 172
Ethel G. 77
Eva L. (Silver) 31
Eva M. (Currier) 91
Frances E.» 91
Frank 200
Glenn A. 161
Hannah E. (Gleason) 161
Helen McGregor 175
Jacob S. 91
John W. 91
Joseph 172
Joseph Eastman 291
Josephine (Hutchins) Clay
Sanborn 200
Lelia 161
LilUan E. (Foss), 199
Lora Edna 199
Lucinda (Huntoon) 199
Lucretia M. (Randall) 291
Lulu G, (Young) 346
Mary 210
Mary C. 291
Mary E, (Smith) Lougee
314
Mary (Lyford) 218
MUdred Frances 31
Nancy 248
Prescott 199
Sadie Frances 199
Sarah 172, 188
Sarah (Hutchins) 200
Wilbur C, 346
WilUam H. 91, 314
HALLIBURTON Andrew 9
Georgia 9
Pierrepont 9
Sarah Ann (Manning) 9
HAM
Alice" 179
Belle Maria' 178
Bertha* 179
Betsey' 177
Betsey Page* 178, 179,
210
Betsey (Page) 177
Charies Henry* 178
Daniel 210
Daniel P. 177, 178, 301
Eleanor" 75, 178
EUzabeth 281
EUzabeth* 178, 209, 224
EUzabeth Page* 178
Emma A. (Hines) 178
Gideon' 177, 178
Hannah* 178

HAM (cont.)
Isaac" 178
Jessie' 179
John' 177
John" 177, 178, 209
John* 178, 179
Joseph' 177
Joseph' 177
Joseph' 177, 178, 301
Joseph Warren' 178, 198
Judith' 178, 179
Judith (Sargent) 178, 301
Lydia' 177, 178
Maria Gerrish' 178, 179
Marietta 175
Mary' 177
Mary E. (Smith) 179
Mary J. (Barker) 178, 198
Mary M. (KimbaU) 178,
209
Mary (Osgood) 177
Mary Page' 178
Samuel 209
Samuel' 178
Sarah A. (Smith) 179
Stella 315
Susan' 178, 179
Susan (Sargent) 178, 301
Thomas' 178, 179
HAMBLETT Addison 127
Carmi 127
Irena jV, (.Fletcher) 127
Lyman 127
HAMILTON Addie C. (Brown) Fowler
44
Alfred Kittredge 213
Charles Tenny 213
Hester Gordon 44
Irenus 213
Irenus Kittredge 213
Mary Esther 213
Mary E. (Kittredge) 213
Stanwood 44
Victor P. 44
Woodman Clark 213
HAMLET Abigail (Bancroft) 316
Ellen EUzabeth 316
Jonathan 316
HAMMOND
David 90
Elizabeth 36
HANCOCK Abbie Susan" 181
Abigail' 180
Abigail (Cross) 181
Adelaide H. HaU 181
Alonzo' 182
Ann Elizabeth' 181, 201
Annie A. (Shaw) 182
Arthur' 181
Azuba' 180
Betsey (Mamuel) 182
CaroUne" 181
Charles' 182
Charles W.' 182
Clara EUa' 182
Deha A. (Clifford) 66, 182
Dorothy' 180
EUzabeth" 180
EmeUne (White) 181
Enoch Brown" 181
Frank Knapp' 181
Fred Leonard" 182
George 261
George' 180
George' 180

384

INDEX.

HANCOCK (cont.)
George Harry' 182
George Henry' 181
Hannah' 180
Henrietta" 180
Henry A.' 181
Horace William" 182
Jacob' 13, 180
Jane (Locke) 151
Jennie M. (Burgess) 181
John' 180
John' 180
John Clough' 181
Joseph' 180
Joseph' 180
Joseph KimbaU' 66, 181,
182
Kesiah' 180
Lizzie M." 182
Martha (Bailey) 181
Mary E. (Thomas) 182
Mary Jane" 181
Nancy' 181
Nelhe' 181
Parker Cross' 181
Sally 251
Sally' 180, 239
Sarah A. (Eaton) 181
Sarah (Coombs) 261
Sarah Ehzabeth' 181
Sarah J. 41
Sarah Jane' 41, 181
Sarah (Rand) 41, 181, 201
Saria (Coombs) Pulsifer
181
William' 41, 180, 181, 201
WilUam" 181
William Graves' 181
WiUiam WiUiams' 181
HANN  108
HANNAFORD Amos 220
Arthur L. 292
Azubah 50
Azubah (Glines) 60, 166
Catherine' 182
Charles' 182
CordeUa (Russell) 216
Edith May 292
Ella (Beardsley) 183
EUen' 182
Eliza' 182
Emily F. (Randall) 292
Hannah (Lyford) 220
Helen (Sill) 182
Hope' 182
Jane' 182
Jessie (Foote) 287, 292
John 50, 165, 215
John R." 183
JuUa M. (Barnard) 182
LiUian O. 292
Lyman B." 182
Mary A. 215
Mary J. (Kenniston) 215
Mary (Whinfield) 183
Minerva' 182
Nancy (Foster) 138
OrvUle Randall 292
Reuben M.' 138, 182
WilUam Foster* 182
WUUam G. 215
WilUam Henry' 182
HANSCOM Ann M. (Young) 345
Grace May 345
John 345

HANSON Alice (Arlin) 19
John 19
Lucinda 236
Mary C. 19
HARDIE Rfebecca (Lyford) 218
HARDY Addie M, (Haynes) 188
Charles W. 188
Doris Eastman 188
Frankhn E. 154
George W. 164
Gertrude Haynes 188
Isaac 260
Jeanie Frame 154
Martha B. 188
Mary 220
Mary (Morrill) Hoyt 260
Susan H. (Frame) 154
WUUam A, W. 188
HARLBOT Mary H. 327
HARLEY Emma 225
HARNDEN Abiel 133
EUzabeth 133
Elizabeth Abbott 132,
133
John 133
HARPER  174
Abigail' 183
Annabel Trenchard' 183
Betsey' 183
Betsey (Ames) 183
Catherine (Deerhom) 183
Chancellor 183
Charles' 184
Charles A.' 183
Charles Smith' 184
Clarissa' 183
Deborah (Osgood) lS4
Edna (Johnson) 184
Ehzabeth (Clough) 71, 184
Emily M. (Strickland) 184
Emma' 184, 185
Eunice' 183
Ezekiel' 183
Frank' 184
Goodloe 183
Hannah' 183
Hattie (Drake) 184
Helen' 184, 185
Jeannie' 184
Jefferson D.' 184
Jennie (George) 184
John A. 183
Joseph C. 296
Joseph M.2 71, 183, 184
Lizzie' 184
Lois B. (Deering) 183
Lois Palmer" 185
Mabel' 184, 185
Martha" 183
May B. (Ackerman) 185
Mittie S.' 184, 185
Paul Ackerman" 186
Phebe EUzabeth' 184, 227
Phebe (Sanborn) 184, 296
Phihp Strickland" 185
Samuel' 183
Samuel' 183
Samuel' 183
Sarah (Godfrey) 183
Sukey' 183
Susan' 183
WUUam 183

HARPER (cont.)
WUliam Strickland' 184,
185
Zelpha" 183
HARRIMAN AbigaU 186
Aseph 186
Caroline 186
Croydon 186
David 186
David, Jr. 186
Elizabeth 186
Ehzabeth (Lyford) 220
EUzabeth (Swan) 186
Hadassah 186, 329
Israel 186
John 186, 329
Jonathan 186
Joseph 186
Joseph, Jr. 186
Leonard 186
Lydia (Eaton) 186
Margaret 186
Martha (Page) 186
Matthew 186
Matthew, Jr. 186
Rachel (GUe) 186, 329
Reuben 186
Sarah 186
SUas 220
HARRINGTON Adaline Eliza 79
AdaUne M. (Clough) 67
Frank WUUam 79
James Elmer 79
James J. 79
Mary 79
Maude 143
Timothy 79
HARRIS Lucy A. 249
Margaret 21
Mary 58
Sarah 303
HARSHBARGER O. M. 148
Sarah E. (Foster) 149
HART AbigaU (Smith) 33
Betsey S. 33
Emma 206
Marinda 206
Theodore 33
Thomas 206
HARVEY Adahne S. 327
Alfred B. 191
Ann 238
Benjamin T. 286
Chase Amos 286
Edwin Sawyer 286
Florence M. (Wheeler)
280
FrankUn Sa-wyer 286
Hannah 283
Harold RoUe 191
James 232, 238
Joseph 280
Laura Carr 286
Laura M. (KendaU) 286
Laurence Kendall 286
Margaret 238
Mehitable D. (Pickard)
286
Nellie E. (Heath) 191
Perley True 286
Ralph Gordon 191
Susanna 284-

INDEX.

385

HARWOOD Faye (Peaslee) 268
Fauna 268
Walter 268
Wayne 268
HASELTON Addie M. 186
Alpheus J. 186
Emma B. 186
Idena 1
IreUa 186
John G. 186
Leonard 186
Leonard O. 186
LUla 186
Lizzie A. 186
Mary J. 186
HASEY AbigaU 53
Judith (Jacob) 53
WUliam 63
HASKELL Charies C. 21
EUza (Battis) 21
EUzabeth J. 22
Elmena M. 22
Emma E. (Battis) 22
Ephraim 21
George F. 22
Ivan P. 22
Maud A, 22
HASTINGS Clara L. 123
Clara (Webster) 120
Jonathan Harmon 120
Keziah 27
Louis E. 120, 123
Marion Webster 120, 123
May E. 120, 123
Mary E. (Merriam) 120
Paul E. 120, 123
Ruby (Coole) 123
HATCH Bertha ,216
Comehus M, 216
Eliza J. (Saunders) 216
HATFIELD AUce (Chamberlain) 56
Grace E. (Clark) 56
James Chamberlain 56
James Harvey 56
Jean Clark 56
HATHAWAY Charles Emery 122
Laura Florence 122
Henry Elbing 122
Henry Mona 122
Rachel E. (Emery) 122
HA-VEN Eunice M." 187
Evelene M.' 187
Frank B.' 187
Henry H.' 187
Katy 50
HAWKES Adams 83
Anne (Hutchinson) 83
Susanna S3
HAWKINS Amanda 34
Anna Belle 347
HA-YES Jeremiah 295
John P. 113
Mary A. (Dearbom) 295
Molly (Emery) 113
WiUiam 113

HAYNES Addie Mabel' 187, 188
Annie' 187
Clara (Peaslee) Gale 156,
187
Charles Putnam' 187
Frances A. 284
George Washington' 187
Hannah' 187
Hiram G.' 187
Lillian' 187
Lizzie Frances' 187
Lyman H' 156, 187
Martha B. (Randall) 187
Mary C. (Shattuck) 187
.iJira May' 187
Moses J.' 187
Moses Elkins' 187
Myrtie C 187
Ralph Putnam' 187
Sarah' 187
Sarah Lizzie' 187
Susan A. (Smith) 187
Susan (Flanders) 187
¦Therza A. (Colburn) Chase
187
WUUe Shattuck' 187
HA-YWARD Almira E. 2
Almira E. (Abbott) 1
Alvin G. 1
Arvilla N. (Ames) 1
Bessie May 2
Celia Belle 2
Cora EsteUa 2
Ella Cora 2
Henry 1
Idena (Haselton) 1
Martha Rosa 2
Mary C. (Shattuck) 187
HAZELTINE Abial' 74, 188
Abial Samuel' 188
Hannah' 188
Hannah (Adams) 188
Sarah HaU' 188
Sarah (Hall) 184
WiUiam' 188
HAZELTON Amanda F. (MorriU) 257
Bessie P. 257
Caroline Norton 257
CaroUne S. (Norton) 257
Ellen Hortense 257
Hannah 74
Hugh 257
Josephine F. 257
Margaret (McClary) 238
Robert M. 257
Sally Clough 70
Samuel 70
Sarah 75
Wilham 257
HAZEN Herman J. 124
Katherine M. (Ward) 124
Kenneth Ward 124
Myron 124
Ruth Mae 124
HEAFFORD Frank George 37
George M. 37
Martha L. (Bradley) 37
Martha Louise 37
HEALEY Ann 140
Caroline (Foster) 139
Caroline W. 139
Charles 140

HEALEY (cont.)
Elizabeth Pickering 171
Ellen 139
Emily 140
Frances 140
George 140
Marion 139
Mark 139
Mary 66
Mary WeUs 171
Sarah 66
Wells 171
WiUiam 66
HEATH Abigail (Carter) 49, 189
Abigail (Cate) 312
Abbie J. 312
Abraham' 188, 313
Addie M.' 188
Addie M. (Houston) 189
AUred Houston' 191
Alice (Gordon) 191
Anna E. (Sanborn) 191,
297
Annie Abbie' 191
Benjamin 3
Betsey (Kimball) 209
Caleb 249
Caleb, Jr. 49, 189
Caleb' 189
Calvin' 189
CaroUne M. (Grant) 188
' Carrie Emma' 191
Celestia 248
Celestia S. 249
Charles B.' 190
Charles Hiram' 189
Chester Earie" 191, 297
Clara Ella 311
Cora Alma* 189
David G. 2-19
Dorothy E. (Herber) 191
Edwin Gordon' 191, 297
Eliza (Keniston) 189
Elizabeth 318
EUzabeth (McClary) 209,
238
Ella (McDaniel) 241
EmUy Wells' 190
Etta P.* 64, 188
Forrest 241
Francis A.* 188
Frank A.* 188
George 241
Goergia 241
Grace" 189
Hannah 20
Hannah (Ames) 3, 209
Hannah (Nelson) 190
Harriet J.' 190
Helen 241
Hephzibah 300
Horace W.' 190
Ida Gertrude' 191
Inez 241
Isaac' 188
Jemima C. (Lake) 189, 215
John M. 312
John S.' 190
Jonathan 221
Joseph' 188, 293, 317
Joseph' 189, 214
Joseph Kimball 209
Joseph S.* 188
Joseph Smart' 189
Joseph Walter" 189
Josephine Ola" 189
Josiah 95
Judith K. 221

25-11

386

INDEX.

HEATH (cont.)
JuUa (Atwood) Scales 190
Levi Bartlett" 191
Levi N.' 190, 297
Margaret E. 4
Mary 190, 251
Mary A, (KeUey) 191
Mary Davis 95
Mary E.* .188
Mary Elizabeth' 191
Mary (MorriU) 188
Mary Web'ter" 189
Melvin" 189
Myrtie (Lord) 189
Naomi Jane' 191
Nellie Emogene" 191
Neva M. (Randall) 189
Neva M. (RandaU) GUnes
293
Olive 92
Olive' 189
Peleg' 190
Phebe L. (Squiers) 189,
317
Polly B. Dow 190
Rachel T. 35
Rachel Viola" 191
Ralph 241
Robert" 190
Ruth Emily' 189
Samuel* 190
Samuel' 190
Samuel P.' 190
Sarah Ann' 190
Sarah S, (Moore) 249
Sarah (Webster) 190
Sidney S.' 188
SUas Quimby' 189
Simon 209
Simon Ames 209
Stephen Nelson' 190
Susan H. 313
Susan (Hall) 188
Susannah C. (Gordon)
190, 297
Sylvanus 249
Walter J.* 189, 293
Weltha Jane' 189, 214
WilUam' 190
WUUam' 190
William Herber" 191
WilUam P.' 190
HEISSE Addie 38
HELLER Adaline (Matheny) 122
Daniel 122
Dorothy A. 122
Ina E. 122
Vinette (Emery) 122
William R. 122
HEMENWAY LiiUeM. (Bradley) 37
Ruth LUlian 37
HENDERSON Thomas 171
HENDRICKSON Emma L. 225
HENDY Katherine (Thomas) 267
Laura A. 267
WiUiam 267
HENRIE or HENRY
Jean (McCriUis) 238
John 238
Mary (McCrUUs) Foster
Workman 238

HERBER Dorothy EUzabeth 191
John Christopher 191
Sophia (Graffe) 191
HERBERT AbigaU 199
HERRICK Allan Evans 277
Clara' 192
Clarissa (ArUn) 191
Clarissa H. (Parkinson)
,277
EUzabeth' 192
EUzabeth M. 234
Henry Augustus 277
Henry W. 277
Hurlburt Wallace 277
Israel Evans 277
James H.' 191
Martha (Trow) 277
Mary 7
Mary A.' 192
Rachel A. (Blake) 191
Robert Parkinson 277
WiUiam Trow 277
HERROD Emma S. 258
HERRON Margaret 30
HERSEY Rose 61
Sarah 3
HICKEY Katherine 21
John R. 21
HICKS Addie lola 111
Dennis 96
Ehzabeth (Davis) 96
James Fields 111
John 96
Joseph 96
Nancy M. (EUiott) 111
Sarah (Davis) 96
Walter Leon 111
Winfield Scott 111
HICKSO;^ EUzabeth C. 346
HIGGENBOTTOM Ethel J. (Cody) 82
Gertrude Cody 82
Sam 82
Samuel Ashton 82
HIGGINS Eliza M. (Cobb) 287
Ida J. (Plastridge) 287
Josiah B. 287
Josiah B., Jr. 287
HILDRETH Albert 32
Anna 41
Clara B. (Dewey) 332
Dorothy EUzabeth 332
Isaac C. 41
Mary A. (Brown) 41
Sophia (Boyce) 32
Stanley Barbour 332
HILEMAN Benjamin Franklin 145
Frances E. (Foster) 145
HILL AbigaU 231
Abigail (Cram) 192
AbigaU (Neal) 343
Almira M." 192
Almira (Wheeler) 192
Alvira Amanda 343
Ann F. (Chase) 64
Benjamin 289

HILL (cont.)
Blanche 343
Charlotte M. (StiUings)
177
Clara (West) 224
Cora B. (Maxfield) 343
Cynthia A. (Clough) 236
Daniel 64
Daniel Adams 236
Daniel Emery 345
David 40
Drexia 343
Edmund D' 127, 192
EUzabeth A. (Mason) 192,
228
EUzabeth (Brown) 40
Ellon S. 336
EUena Belle 343
Emily A. (Lake) 192, 215
Eva Gertrude 151, 163
Evelyn Blanche 343
Frank D. 92
Fred Scott 343
Gladys Lucretia 343
Hannah 342
Hannah (Emery) 192
Hannah (Moore) 245
Harriet 306
Harry Swett 343
Hattie 176
Henry T. 336
Imogene 127
Isaac' 224
Isaac' 177
James 266
John 343, 345
John' 192
John' 192
John N.' 192, 215
John Silver 343
John Swett 343
Judith 26
Lavina A. (Fletcher) 127,
192
Lelia Irene 336
Levi 40
Lizzie (Hodge) 343
Lucinda Jane Clough' 128,
192
Lucretia A. (Swett) 259, 343
Mabel W. (GUnes) 166
Marcia 32
Maria W. (MorriU) 266
Martha Susan 343
Mary 289, 343
Mary A. 93
Mary J. (Dalton) 92
Mary Eliza 211
Mary (Nudd) 192, 271
Mary Oris (Young) 346
Mary S. 146
Nancy (Clifford) 343
Nathaniel 231, 245
Oriett (Whidden) 336
Otis 342
Polly C. 247
Polly S.2 192
Polly (Young) 342
Rhoda A. E.' 192
Samuel 342
Samuel C 192
Samuel D. 259, 343
Samuel S.' 192
Sarah Blanche 259
Sarah E. (Cram) 192
Sarah GUnes 343
Sarah Jenkins 136
Sophia S. (Cate) 343
Susan Ayer 224

INDEX.

387

HILL (cont.)
Sylvanus 343
True 271
True W. 228
Trueworthy' 192
Trueworthy' 192
Valentine 231
Washington 343
WilUam 40
WUUam C. 165
WiUiam C 192
WUUam Pickering 224
WilUam W." 192
Winthrop 343
HILLS Abiah' 193
AbigaU' 192
Abigail' 193
Clarissa' 193
Daniel' 192
Daniel' 192
Daniel" 193
David' 192, 193
Da-vid' 193
Ella Orissa 236
Emerj" 193
Hannah' 192
John 43
John' 192
Judith Clouah 72, 193
Mabel W. (Glines) 236
Mary Eliza' 193
Polly (Brown) 43
Samuel 72, 193
Susan' 193
Susannah (Cole) 193
Timothy' 192
William Clough 236
HILLIARD Annie (Robinson) 21
Mehnda 201
NeUie (Robinson) 21
HILLSGROVE Edward 98
Susan F. (Davis) 98
HILTON Samuel 266
Sarah (Morrill) 266
HINES Emma Armelia 178
HINKLEY EUen 41
HINMAN Josephine 223
HOAG Ed-win 47
Ernest Bryant 47
Junius C. 47
Maria L. (Bryant) 47
Rebecca Bryant 47
Thomas C. 47
WUUam Gale 47
HOAGUE Adaline 275
Catherine 262
Isaac 23
James 275
Melinda (Beck) 23
Sally 275
HOBART Amanda M. (Dow) 107
Byron 107
Emma S. (Stevens) 318
HOBBS Abigail 104
Mary L. (Leaver) 14
Morris 104
Nathaniel White 14

HODGDON Ann (-Wingate) 290
Charies A. 251
Charlotte 274
Clara E. (Hancock) 182
Comfort (Sanborn) 296
DeUverance 74
Edmund 74
Edwin P. 182
Georgia 251
Henrietta Chase 235
Israel 74, 290, 295
Joseph 183, 251
Joseph H. 251
Lucian A. 251
Martha Ann 37
Mary 206, 289
Miles 206
Nancy E. 251
Sally (Moore) 251
Susan (Harper) 183
Susannah 206
HODGE Etta M. 216
Jennie Orissa 286
Lizzie 343
Nathaniel A. 216
HODGKINS David 109
Mary 109
HODGSON Ann (Buston) 37
John H. 37
Martha Ann 37
HOFFMAN Charles E. 143
Cora (Foster) 143
HOGAN Alexander Green 4
Almira (Ames) 4
Daisy OeUa 4
Frank Lumpkin 4
Minen'a 4
HOIT Anna (Chase) 58
Benjamin 58
Frances 88
John 88, 115
Mahala 115
Rebecca (Currier) 116
HOITT Hannah (Colby) 89
Reuben 89
HOLAGAN Mary Ann 266
HOLBROOK Martha B. (Marden) 72
Harr\- Sherman 72
Russell Sherman 72
HOLDEN Rose 120
HOLIDAY Jessie A, (Clough) 76
Sherman C. 76
HOLLIDAY Susanna 61
HOLMAN Betsey 246
HOLMES

Carrie E. (Heath) 191
Clementina 252
Emma 55
Frank A. 191
Ira 167
Jane 176
Minnie V. 167
Rose 26

HOLMES (cont.)
Sarah Ann (Salter) 9
HOLT  240
Ames Frank 6, 281
Anna May 6
Benjamin 6
Charles Henry 6
Edgar Wheeler 281
Elizabeth 27
Ella Frances 6
Myra Ames 6
Flora F. Buzzeii 281
Fred Samuel 6
Harriet (Ames) 281
Harriet Lurena 6
Harriet P. (Ames) 6
Jennette N. (Finch) 6
Ruth Ethylin 281
Susan A. (Wheeler) 6, 281
¦ WilUam 281
WilUam HamUton 281
WUUam Knox 6
HOOK Polly 75
HOOKER Clarence Blake 62
Harold Chase 62
Herbert B. 62
Mary M. (Chase) 62
HOOPER Fred 150
J. Flora (Foster) 150
Mary Elizabeth 145
HOPKINS James R. 251
Susan C. (Moore) 251
HOPKINSON Harriet K. 72
HORTON Bessie P. 173
Mary (Chase) 59
Judith Chase 59
HORNE Elizabeth (Clough) 67
Guy 169
Linnie (Grover) 169
Percy 169
Sidney 169
Tracy 169
WUUam 67
HOSMER Catherine (WeUington) 114
Jacob 114
James 332
John 332
Lucy Ann Augusta 114
Mary 332
HOTCHKISS Eben 266
Rhoda (MorrUl) 266
HOUGHTON Florence R. 284
HOUSE Mary C. 309
HOUSEL George 251
Tryphena (Moore) 251
HOUSER Catharine (Mclsaacs) 193
Elizabeth CordeUa' 193
Elizabeth Foster' 193
Harry Hiram' 193
Henrv Hiram' 145, 193
Jesse' 193
Jesse Earl' 193
Joice Moody' 193
Joseph Mahlan' 193
Joseph Moody' 193

388

INDEX.

HOUSER (cont.)
Leola Foster' 193
Mary (Steffe) 193
SteUa M. (Sargent) 193
Susan A. (Foster) 115,
193
HOUSTON Adaline (Duncklee) 157,
189
Addie Maria 189
Bayard Gale 167
Bertha M. (Gale) 157
Dorothy Ehzabeth 157
Frances Edna 157
George Sidney 157
John O. 157
Margaret Louise 157
Mary Genevra 157
Robert 157, 189
Robert Merrill 157
Theodore John 157
HOWARD Maria 342
HO-WE Abigail 193
Abby (Scates) 194
Calista Whitney 313
Charies O.' 194
Cora M.' 194
Eleanor M.» 194
Emma' 194
Emma J.' 194
Emma (SneU) 194
Ernest W.' 194
Frank N.' 194
George' 194
George C' 194
George G.' 194
John' 193
John G. 188
Laura A,' 194
Lord Timothy 193
Margaret (Cogswell) Per
ley 84
Mark 84
Mary A. 186
Nancy (Kennedy) 194
NeweU E.' 194
Polly' 194
Rebecca 241
Rebecca P. (Newhall) 194
Samuel NeweU' 194
Susan B. 1
Susan B.' 193
Walter B.' 194
WiUiam 313
HOWES Sarah 331
HOYLE CordeUa C. 142
HOYT Abner 27
Abner" 195
Alice L. 102
Barnard" 195, 260
Betty (Blanchard) 27
Elizabeth (Huntington)
194
Frances 194
Freeman 260
Isaac 93
John' 194
Jonathan' 195
Judith (MorrUO 195, 260
Lizzie 106
Lucy 93
Martha 70
Martha (Robinson) 21
Martha (Weeks) 195

HOYT (cont.)
Mary (Barnard) 194
Mary (Brown) 194
Mary E. 251
Mary G. (Danforth) 93
Mary (Morrill) 260
Miriam (Kimball) 4, 195
Phebe" 4, 195
Ruth" 195, 265
Ruth (Barnard) 195
Sarah' 196. 266
Thomas' 194
Thomas' 194
Thomas' 196
Thomas" 4, 195, 266
Thomas" 195
Ziba 260
HUBBARD  ¦ 118
Augusta C. (Foster) 138
Effie L (Rawson) 41
Martha (Harper) 183
Orman Huntley 41
Rufus 138
HUCKINS AbigaU' 196
Bertha LiUian 185
Charlotte (Perkins) 185,
262
Cheney N.» 195
Eliza A. (Coombs) Plumer
196
Elizabeth A.' 20, 196
Emma (Harper) 185
Georgiana' 196
Irene (Pollard) 196, 335
Isaac' 195
Isaac' 196
James' 195
James' 195
John Calvin 319
John Haven 319
John J. A. 185
Joseph' 195
Joseph' 195
Louisa (Pollard) 196
Lydia' 195
Margaret Ann' 196
Maria Jane' 196
Mary 3
Mary' 195
Mary Jane 262
Mary M. (Kimball) Ham-
TUton 196, 209
Mehitable' 195
Nancy' 195
Nancy (CoUins) 195
Nathan C 195, 335
Nathaniel W.' 196, 335
Polly (Whidden) 196, 334
Robert 185, 262
Robert' 195
Robert' 196
Robert* 195
Samuel" 195, 196, 209, 334
Samuel' 196
Sarah (Whidden) 195, 335
Susan M. (Batchelder) 319
Susan R. 33
Sylvester W.' 196
HUDSPETH Alice M. (AUenwood) 258
Alice N. E. 258
James 258
HUNKINS Almira B. (James) 202
Almira (Morse) 266
Angie H. (Currier) 91
Cari 266

HUNKINS (cont.)
Fred L. 266
Harriet Celia 91
Jacob C. 91
John Dayton 91
Joseph 266
Josephine 202
Moses Leavitt 202
Nellie (Seaverns) 266
HUNNEWELL Sarah 19
HUNT Deborah (IngaUs) 201
Edna Maud 286
Elizabeth S. (Bisbee) 77
Esther 283
John S. 201
Nathan Parker 77
Nehemiah 283
Sarah 77
HUNTER H. C. 248
Susie I. (SeweU) 248
HUNTINGTON Elizabeth 194
Harriet M. (Hoag) 47
HUNTOON Aaron' 198
AbigaU (Herbert) 199
Benjamin' 198
Betsey' 198
Betsey' It 8
Betsey (Hall) 196
Caleb* 198
CaroUne (Abbott) 199
Charles' 197
Charies" 199
Charles Martin' 199
Daniel' 198
Daniel' 198
Daniel M." 199
EU* 198
Elijah* 198, 199, 213, 237
Elizabeth' 197
Elizabeth' 199
Elizabeth (Beedee) 198
Elisha' 198
Ethel M. (Bagley) 199
Frank Elmer' 199
George F." 199
Hannah (French) 198,
199, 213, 237
Hattie MerriU 306
Ira 198
Ira" 198, 199
John' 197
John' 197, 198
Joseph' 198
Joshua* 198
Joshua' 198
Josiah' 197
JuHa French' 198. 199
LUla Minerva 306
Lucinda' 198
Lucinda' 199
Lydia' 197. 237
Lydia Ann" 199
Lydia Clough' 198
Martha' 198
Martha (Putnam) 306
Mary' 198
Mary' 199, 237
Mary (Rundlett) 197
Maiy W,' 198
Mehitable' 198
Molly (Winslow) 198
Mos",s' 198
Nathaniel' 197
NeUie' 199

INDEX.

389

HUNTOON (con(.)
Pearl Evelyn' 199
PhUip' 196, 197
Philip' 197
Rebecca' 198, 213
Sally" 198
Samuel' 197
Samuel' 197
Sarah' 197
Sarah F. (Huntoon) 198,
199
Sarah French' 198, 199
Sophia Brown' 198, 199
Stephen' 198
WilUam E. 306
HUNTRESS Elizabeth 337
John 50
Josephine (Carter) 50
HURD Ada Genevieve 77
Alice 77
Alice (Tracy) 76
Anna (Brown) 77
Anna Jenkins 77
Annie M, (Ward) 124
Bertha Etta 77
Bertha Oaks 76
Donald Clough 77
Dorothy HUdreth 77
Ethel Hall 77
Fannie Winifred 76
Francis Bemard 77
Frank Carlton 124
Frank I,.esUe 77
Harold 77
Jacob S. 76
Jesse 77
Jesse Clough 77
John Ricker 76
Joseph Harper 77
Julia (Dungan) 77
Julia EUzabeth 77
Levi Dungan 77
Maria 76
Myra 77
Nancy Alice' 77
NelUe (McDonald) 76
Raymond Clifton 124
Sarah E. (Clough) 76
Tracy Seymour 76
HURLBURT Clara M. (Davis) 315
D. J. 315
HURLEY Edward 82
Marian Theresa 82
HUSE Ann Eliza 30
Daniel M. 30
Eliza 30
Joseph. Jr. 114
Lovina A. 251
Olive P. 252
Sarah (Emery) 114
HUSSEY Annie B. (Clough) 78
Christopher 103
Frank S. 78
Grace May 78
Mary 103
Norman Clough 78
Oliver P. 78
Sarah S. (Philbrick) 78
HUTCHINS Abbie J. 252
AbigaU (Bryar) 200
Apphia C. (Randall) 200,
291

HUTCHINS (cont.)
Caroline (Curtis) 200
Chariotte (Clisby) 200
Charlotte S. (Jones) 204
Citana (McDaniel) 200,
241
Eben 241
Edwin P. 204
Ebenezer' 200
Ebenezer' 200
Hannah' 200
Henry W.' 200, 287
Iantha" 200
James 97
Jane' 200
John' 200
John C 200
Josephine' 200
Josiah H.2 200
Mary' 200
Nancy C 200
Reuben' 200, 291
Ruth (Davis) 97
Sarah' 200
Sarah E. (Pillsbury) 200,
287
Sarah Louise" 200
Sarah Margaret 130
HUZZEY Christopher 274
HUZZY see HERSEY
INGALLS Abiah' 200
Abigail' 200
Alice (McCarley) 202
Ahneda C 52, 201
Ann E. (Hancock) 181,
201
Ariana' 201
Arthur Brown' 202
Byron Peabody' 201, 202
Caleb' 200
Calvin' 201
Christine M. (Bruce) 202
Daniel" 200
Daniel M.' 181, 201
David' 200
Deborah' 201
Edmund' 200
EUzabeth' 200
EUzabeth (Copp) 200
Frank B.' 201
Fred WUliam' 201, 202
George Hancock" 201
Hannah (Chase) 58
Harold WilUam" 202
Helen C 201
James' 200
Jesse 58, 200
John" 200
John' 201
JohnE.8 201
Joshua" 200
Judith' 200
Julia' 201
Leavitt B. 276
Louie (Brown) 201
Lydia C. (Parker) 276
Mabel EUzabeth' 202
MatUda' 66, 201
Mehitable" 200
Mehnda (HiUiard) 201
Moses" 200
Nathaniel P.' 62, 200
NelUe F, (French) 202
OrieUa" 201
Peabody' 201
Polly' 98, 201

INGALLS (cont.)
Polly (Haines) 200
Samuel" 200
Sophia (Bradley) 52, 201
WUliam Daniel" 201
Winifred Peari' 202
INGERSON Doris 315
Edith 315
Elenor 316
Harry 315
Lena E. (Smith) 315
INGRAHAM Adin 31
AUce (Colburn) 31
Katharine 31
ISRAEL AbigaU 167
JACKSON Eliza Ann 336
EUzabeth 33, 274, 342
Keziah 312
Mary 342
Samuel 242
Walter 342
JACOB Judith 53
Martha (Appleton) 53
Richard 53
JACOBS Sarah 69
JACQUOS Lucy 249
JAFFERY George 60
JAMES Almira B.' 202
Ann 220
Blanche" 203
Charles' 202
Florence C 203
Frank D." 203
Fred' 202
George C 203
Harriet E. (Peverly) 203,
282
Ida Belle' 203
Jane (Stevens) 202
John' 202
John' 202
Jonathan' 202, 256
Josephine 62
Josiah Stephen' 202, 203,
2S2
Julia" 202
Julia A. (Arlin) 202
Judith A. (Davis) 203
Kinsley 220
Leonard H. 246
Mary 219
Mary' 202
Mehitable' 202
Mehitable (BuzzeU) 202
Mercy (HUton) 220
Nancy (Sherburne) 202,
256
Roxanna' 202, 256
Samuel' 202
Sarah B.' 202
Sarah B. (Moore) 246
Sarah BuzzeU 307
Susan' 202
JANVRIN Mary 337
JAQUES Anna (Knight) 112
Henry 111, 112
Ruth 112

390

INDEX.

JARVIS Benjamin 204
Mary L. 204
JEFFERSON Charles L. 63
Dorothy Helen 63
Kate (Chaae) 63
Sue Mary 63
JELLIMAN Martha 59
JENKINS Addie Frances 152
Anna 77
Everett 276
Mary A. (Parker) 276
Melvin 276
JENNESS Abby 245
JENNINGS Ehzabeth 108
NeUie Josephine 37
JESSUP Anna L. (Ryther) 56
Katherine C. 55
Rufus 56
JEWELL Alpharetta 142
Joanna 86
JEWETT Abbie Harlan 260
Harlan 260
Helens. (Morrill) 260
JOHANSSON Olaf 287
Ohna 287
Otelia M. 287
JOHNSON Abbie A. 267
Ahce M. 77
Amanda M. 64
Blanche M. (Gilbert) 265
Catharine 342
Catherine Sophia 344
Clarence W. 267
Cornelia E. (MorriU) 265
Edna 184
Edwin MorriU 265
Effie L. (Richards) 265
Ellen M. (Mason) 228
Frank K. 267
Frank M. 228
Hannah 172, 173
Hannah (Lewis) 172
IsabeUa GUles 344
Jane (Haines) 172
John 172, 344
Judith HaU 211
Laura 306
Lucy Jane 211
Luther Ashley 265
Luther Gage 205
Mary 94
Mary B. (Muzzey) 267
Mary Clough 77
Mary Cutler 265
MaxweU M. 267
Mrs. 108
Reuben 211, 265
Rose E. 320
Ruth Hall 77
Sarah 172
WiUiam Chandler 265
Winnie M. 293
JOHNSTON Benjamin R. 77
Ethel G. (Hall) 77
JOHONNET Polly 250

JONES AbigaU 97
Abigail' 205
Ann 204
Annie 99
Anthony' 204
Benjamin 97
Benjamin' 203
Benjamin' 204
Benjamin' 204
Benjamin Franklin' 203
Betsey M. (Bradley) 227
Carrie 21
Charies' 205, 263, 284
Charles A.2 204
Charles Carroll 205
Charles F.' 205
Charles Wesley 227
Chariotte' 204
Charlotte Sophia' 204
Compton Wilson' 206
Daniel" 204, 277
Ebenezer 290
Eda' 206
Edith 21
Edith May 227
Eliza Ann Pickard' 203
EUzabeth 283
Elizabeth' 204
Elizabeth Bumiece' 206
Elizabeth (Field) 204
EUzabeth T. 251
Ellen' 205
Emily 21
Emily J.' 206, 263
Emma F. (Marshall) 340
Ethel 21
Eva 21
Frances Leona 227
Frank P.' 206
Fred C 61, 205, 206
Garden M. 298
George A. 21
George Sullivan' 205
Hannah 286
Hannah Chesley' 203, 204
Harriet (Daggett) 204
Harriet (Mason) Merrill
242
Henry" 204
James 242
James' 204
Jane (McCrUUs) 238
Jessie B. (Carter) 51, 206
John' 204
John Paul' 204
John Paul" 205
Joseph' 204
Joseph* 204
Joseph J. 227
Kate E. (Sanborn) 298
Lizzie H. (French) 205
Lucinda Jane' 206
Maria Antoinette 174
Mary A," 206
Mary B. (Adams) 203
Mary E. (Forsyth) 266
Mary E. (Rudersdorf) 205
Mary Evans' 203
Mary (Jar\ds) 204
Mary S.' 205
Minta A. 174
Molley (Randall) Beck
290
Moses' 203
Myrtie 21
Paul Henrv' 205
Richard* 204
Rosa' 204

JONES (cont.)
Sarah B. (Pickard) 205,
263, 284
Seth Warner' 205
Sophia 343
Sophia' 204
Sophia (Gleason) 203
Sophia (Parkinson) 204,
277
Stephen' -204
Susan A. (French) 206
Thomas Rudersdorf 205
Walter Albert' 204
Warner Edrick' 206
Wilham' 204
JUDD Catherine (Foster) 138
David C. 138, 144
Gertrude 37
Parmelia 144
JUDKINS Charles O. 225
Estelle (Lyford) 225
KAIME Ethel M. (Dearborn) 285
William S. 285
KEEFE Grace A. (Chute) 65
William 65
ICEIF Mary E. 295
KEITH AUce M. (O'Brien) 337
Flora 337
Leon A. 337
Mont L. 337
WiUiam Perry 337
KELLEY Abby 140
Adelia (Jones) 191
AUce M. 88
Emmon 88
George F. 191
Jane 57
Mary Abby 191
OUve 88
Susannah 50
\\ iUiam 50
KELLOGG Abigail 331
KELLY Josephine 286
KELSEA Betsey 33
Jean 238
KELSO Elizabeth 277
KENDALL Charles 203, 234
Fannie (Center) 203
Hannah C. (Jones) 203
Harriet 139. 146
Laura M. 286
Mary (Clough) 2.34
Timothy 203
KENDRICK Adelaide A. (Haines) 173
James R. 173
KENISON Alice S. (Ayres) 11
Benjamin 199
Ellen A. 11
Isabel 11
Jerome 11
Lucien 11
Mary (Huntoon) McClary
199
Nathaniel 11

INDEX.

391

KENISTON Caroline (Hancock) 181
Charles Leland 181
Eliza 189
Frances A, (Davis) 99
Hannah (Se.avey) 181
James L. 181
Jennie 90
Jonathan 181
Mary (Tucker) 124
Nancy E. (Hancock) 181
WUliam 99
KENNARD  9
Alice Manning 9
KENNEDY Nancy 194
KENNEY Charles L. 211
Elizabeth (Thompson)
McCriUis 239
EUen M. 214
Emma (Towle) 214
Forrest B. 214
J. RockweU 214
John 239
Mary 239
Mary A. 149
Maud R. 214
Myra (Knowles) 214
KENNISTON Betsey 215
Christie May 292
Eari 292
Edward 292
Edith M. (Hannaford)
292
Emeline 292
Etta (Randall) 292
Jeremiah 216
Josephine Agnes 292
Polly (Lake) 216
Seth 216
Simon 292
Thomas 215
KENRICK Clarissa A. (Blanchard)
25
Stephen 25
KENT Abigail 317
Josiah 317
Mary (Lufkin) 317
KERRIGAN Abbie (Welch) 332
Thomas 332
KETCHUM Alice P. (Matott) 228
Sidney 228
KEYES Betty 35
Sarah 48
KEYSAR, KEZAR, KEZER
AbigaU 70
BeUnda (Burieigh) 206
Benjamin 206
Betsey 206
Betsey (Young) 206
Blakley 206
Burkley 206
Clark 206
Deborah (WisweU) 206
Dudley S. 206
Ebenezer 206
Edmund 206
Edmund' 206
Edmund C. 206
Etta J. 206
George 96, 206
George D. 206

KEYSAR, KEZAR, KEZER
(cont.)
George W,' 245
Hannah (Davis) 95
Isabella O. 206
Jennie E. 206
Jessie 206
John 95, 206, 330
John' 206
Joseph 206
Josephine 206
Kate B. 206
Marinda (Hart) 206
Mary 20U, 246
Mary (Lyford) 219
Mary (Moore) 245
Mary S, 206
Miles 206
Myra 206
Nancy 206, 273, 330
Olive 206
Phebe 206
Pope 206
Rhoda 206
Sarah 206
Susan 206
Susannah (Hodgdon) 206,
330
WisweU 206
KILBURN Ann Eliza 136
Charles 136
Charies Wheelock 136
Clarence 136
Edmund LeClair 136
Eliphalet, Jr. 136
EUa Anna 136
Eugene 136
Faimie Louise 136
Galen 136
George G. 136
Lucien Mather 136
Mary Louise 136
Mehitable (Foster) 136
Norman Whipple 136
Sarah Jane 136
Winnie Annie 136
KIMBALL Abigail' 208
AbigaU (Lyford) 208, 219
Ann 345
Ann Eliza' 211
Benjamin 134
Benjamin' 4, 209, 210
Benjamin Ames' 5, 211,
212
Betsey" 209
Betsey P. (Ham) 179,
210
Caleb' 207
Caleb' 208
Charles 270
Charlotte (Atkinson) 212
Charlotte (Goodale) 212
Clara Maria' 13, 212
Clarentine (La-wrence) 210
Dorothy (Dudley) 208
Edward Johnson 345
Edwin F. 282
Eliza (Butterworth) Dow
108
Eliza H. 270
EUzabeth 20
Elizabeth' 209
EUzabeth Jane' 211
Elsa Peveriy" 211
Emeline' 210
Emily S. (Young) 345
Frank Edwin" 211

KIMBALL (cont.)
Frank Everett" 211
George Edward' 211
Georpiana Ehza' 211
Plannah' 210
Hannah F, (Lawrence) 210
Harriet Ann 62
Henry Ames" 212
Hham 169, 270
Ida Grace' 211
Ida M, (Peverly) 211,282
Jedediah' 210
Jemima' 210
Jeremiah' 210, 211, 233
Jesse' 208
Jesse' 209
Jesse' 210, 233
Jessie Eva (Gregg) 210
John 62
John 270
John' 208
John' 208
John" 178, 209
John' 209, 211, 256, 282
John' 13,211,212
John Gleason" 210, 233
John Peverly" 193, 211
Joseph" 208
Joseph" 209, 210
Jpseph' 209
Joseph Ames" 211
Joseph Edwin' 210, 233
Joseph Smith' 210, 211
Judith" 208
Judith (Arhn) 169
Julia (Gleason) 211, 233
Juliette" 210, 233
JuUette" 211
Kate (Brown) Rowe 211
Laura 169, 270
Lucy Ann" 211
Lucy J. (Johnson) 211, 345
Lydia' 208
Lydia Leavitt (Greeley)
211
Margaret Dow 207
Maria (Phillips) 13, 212
Martha 59
Mary' 208
Mary' 210
Mary C. (Marble) 211
Mary E. (HUls) 193, 211
Mary E. (MorrUl) 210
Mary (Gott) 207
Mary (HaU) 210
Mary M,' 178, 209
Mary (Sanborn) Rand 210
Mehitable (Beede) 208
Mehitable (Foster) 1.34
Miriam 195
Moses" 208
Myra TUton (EUiott) 5,
212
Obadiah Greeley' 211
Obadiah HaU' 210
Ohve" 208
Olive' 208
Nancy Greenough' 210
Nathaniel' 208
Noah" 208
Peter" 208
Phebe S. 249
Richard' 207, 345
Richard' 207
Robert' 209
Ruth' 210
Ruth (Ames) 4, 210
Sally S. i-Peveriy) 211,
256, 282

392

INDEX.

KIMBALL (cont.)
Samuel" 209
Sarah 140
Sarah" 208
Sarah" 208
Sarah Moody' 210
Sarah (Moulton) 178,
209
Sarah (Smith) 208
Sarah (WUson) 208
SUas' 209
Smith' 209
Susanna (Dinsmore) 62
Sylvia (Gleason) 210,
23.3
Thomas' 208
Ursula (Scott) 207
WiUiam Crawford' 210,
233
WUUam L. 108
WUliam Moody' 210, 211
345
KING Mary E. 269
KINGSMAN EmUy 168
KINNEY Anna M. (Foster) 140
Asa 140
Clarence 140
Emma 140
Frank J. 140
Henry 140
Herbert 140
Lorenzo 140
Sarah 140
KITTREDGE Aaron' 213
Albert Chandler' 213
Alfred' 213
Alfred Hamilton' 213
Ann Katharine' 213
Apphia (Woodman) 213
Augustus' 213
Caroline' 213
Caroline (Lord) 213
Charles Woodman' 213
Edward Cornelius Delevan
'213
Fanny Balch' 213
Frederick Lord' 213
Hannah 135, 244
Hannahi 213
Helen Martin' 213
Henry' 213
Henry Harrison' 213
John' 213
Jonathan' 212
Jonathan' 213
Jonathan Perry' 213
Joseph' 213
Joseph Woodman' 213
JuUa Apphia' 213
Julia (Balch) 213
Katharine' 213
Martha' 213
Martha Apphia' 213
Martha Elizabeth' 213
Martha (Goodhue) 213
Mary E. (Noyes) 213
Mary Elizabeth' 213
Mary Esther' 213
Mary Esther' 213
Mosesz 213
Moses Hamilton' 213
Nathaniel' 213
Sarah No.ves' 213
Sarah (Upham) 213
Walter' 213

KNAPP Anson Dodge 119, 122
Benjamin W. 180
Dorothy E. 122
Edith A. (Whitcher) 281
Elizabeth (Emery) 119
EUzabeth (Hancock) ISO
George 281
Harold A. 122
Joshua Alfred 119
Joshua Alfred, Jr. 119
Lucie E. (Otto) 122
KNICKEL Baltzer 302
Laura 302
KNOWLES Ada EsteUa' 214
Addie Lou 199
Annette (Hall) 199
Annie' 214
Brancy (Fisher) 213
Charies P. 199
Clarissa (Scott) 214
Cyrus' 214
Elijah H.' 213
Emily Jane' 214
George W. 199
Harriet S.' 214
Henrietta A. (Moore) 262
IsabeUa' 214
John' 213
Joseph 189
Joseph' 189, 214, 248
Listen Smith' 213
Lucinda F. (Moore) 214,
248
Luther' 214
Lydia" 214
Maiy' 214
Mary* 214
Mary S." 214
Mary Susan (BusseU) 213
Rachel 173
Rebecca (Huntoon) 198,
213
ReUef 74
Sadie 248
Serena W. (PhUbrook) 214
Smith 198
Susie M.* 214
Sylvester R.' 213
W. L. 252
Weltha J. (Heath) 189,
214
WUliam' 214
Willie' 214
KOPP Charies M. 328
Mary S. (TaUant) 328
KREAMER Hope (Hannaford) 182
W. W. 182
KRESS Esther Amelia 6
George Clinton 6
LADD Addie F. 75
Alice 210
Caroline Augusta (Elliot) 5
Daniel 219
Daniel, Jr. 219
Daniel T. 246
James 298
Judith (Lyford) 219
Lydia (Sanborn) 298
PoUy 298
Ruth J. (Sanbom) 246
William Sargent 5

LAKE Alfred P.* 215
Bertha(Hatch) 216
Bessie Ernestine' 216
Betsey (Kenniston) 215
Betsey (RandaU) 2 1 5, 29 1
Caroline' 215, 251
Caroline J. (Brown) 215
Charles 227
Charles, Jr. 227
Clara J. (Dow) 216
Edith' 216
Emily' 192, 215
Eunice' 215, 266
Everett F.' 215
Frank' 215
Freda 38
George W. 227
George Washington' 192,
215
Huldah (Shattuck) 215
James 169, 189, 214
James' 215, 291
Jemima' 189, 215
Jennie F. 227
Jeremiah' 216
Jeremiah' 216
Jessie F. (West) 227
John' 214, 216
John Frank' 216, 282
Jonathan' 215
Joseph" 215
Luceba' 8, 215
Martha (GUnes) 215
Mary A. (Hannaford) 215
Mary B. (Mason) 227
Mehitable' 169, 215
Mehitable (Berry) 169,
189, 214
Myra (Towne) 215
Polly' 215
Rhoda A. E. (HUl) 192,
215
Sam Weare' 216
Sarah (Dow) McDaniel
215
Sarah E. (Peverly) 216,
282
Susan' 216
Susan L. (Worrald) 216
Susan Viola" 216
Thomas' 214
Walter" 216
Walter True' 215
WilUam H.' 216
WiUiam Randall' 215, 216
LAKEMAN Susannah 84
LAKIN Isabelle (Nudd) 271
John 271
LAMBERT Ella A. 269
Sarah L. 50
LAMORE Charlotte (Moore) 251
John 261
LAMPREY Ann Maria" 216
Benjamin B." 216
Etta M. (Hodge) 216
Hannah B. (Hadley) 216
Herbert Nelson" 216
Sally (Burieigh) 216
Samuel' 216
Sarah A. (Cate) 210
WUliam C 216
Wilham H." 216

INDEX.

393

LANCASTER Bruce 136
Eunice Corser 346
Finette (Foster) 140, 147
George C. 346
Georgia E. 346
Lucy A. (Moody) 135
Mary Maude 136
Samuel Thomas 135
Sarah J. (Hill) 136
Southworth 136
Walter Moody 135
LANE Abbie A. (Dow) 107
Abbie EUzabeth' 160
Betsey B. (Dow) 107
C. T, 107
Charlotte' 160
David" 160
David' 160
David Henry' 160
Ebenezer 339
Elsie Smith' 160
George 107
George Henry' 160
Huldah 227
J. J. 107
Jemima Swasey' 160
Josiah 266
LUla Ivanette 315
Lydia 145
Martin L. 315
Mai-y Jane 339
Mima Sheppard' 160
Nancy Wadleigh 339
Naomi (Gibson) 160
Phebe (MorriU) 266
Roxana M. (Ames) 160
LANGDON Mary 324
LANGLEY AUce C. 313
Hosea B. 313
Lavina J. (Fowler) 313
LANGMAID Frances C. (Mason) 227
James 227
John 227
Martha A. 227
Mary F. 227
LANGTRY Maria (Durgin) 48
LARSON Johanna (Swenson) 224
Lars 22-4
Lotten 224
LASKEY Mary (Randall) 290
WiUiam 290
LATHROP DixweU 139
Sarah (Foster) 139
LATTEMOOR Alice Best 224
Catherine 224
Peter Joseph 224
LAVALLY John 228
Rachel G. (Matott) 228
LA-WRENCE

Anna L. (Sargent) 129,
285
Clarentine 210
David 231
Emest L. 129
Hannah F. 210
Laura M. (Fletcher) 129
Lydia (Sias) 231

LAWRENCE (con(.)
Rebecca 27
Warner W. 129
LAWS Katheryn E. (MorrUl) 268
Migonette S. 268
Minerva B. 129
Ovid 258
Richard F. 258
Walter C. 258
LAWTON Joanna C. 288
John 288, 289
LAYCOCK Mary B. 81
LEADBEATER Carolyn M. 257
Edward 257
Eleanor C. 257
Joel E. M. 257
John 257
John M. 257
Mary O. (Morrill) 267
LEAR Arvilla 187
Robert 187
LEARNED Ebenezer T. 78
Mary M. (White) 78
Sarah Matilda 78
LEAS Emily Judson 120
Mary (Stewart) 120
WilUam B. 120
LEATHERS Emily 248
LEAVER Mary A. (Ayers) 14
Mary Llewellyn 14
Henry Ayers 14
Thoinas 14
Thomas McGregor 14
WiUiam McClure 14
LEAVITT Abbie M. (Batchelder) 196
Ann (Lyford) 218
Christie E. (Neal) 268
DeUverance 69
Dorothy (Dudley) 218
Henry T. 196
Love 164
Mary (Lyford) 219
Moses, Jr. 218
Thomas 218
LEE Ella (Hayes) 285
Hannah 308
Jeremiah 285
Mary Ann 85
Mary EUa 285
LEECH Mary 312
LEFEVRE OUve 76
LEIGHTON Ellen EUzabeth 44, e96
Eliza Ann (Sanborn) 44,
296
Emma L. (Colby) 89
John 89
Leonard C. 89
Lydia 44
Mary E. 89
Thomas 44, 296
LELAND Charles 246
Frances C. (Moore) 246
Frances Rosalinda 116

LEMON Elizabeth 267
LEONARD Lizzie 346
LESTER Betsey 21
LETOURNEAU L. J. 25
Sarah B. (Goodwin) 26
LEWIS C. P. 249
Lucy W. (Moore) 249
Martha 81
Maud E. 124
LEWTON A. Louise (Taylor) 82
George W. 82
Ivy Louise 82
LIBBEY Naomi B. 234
LIBBY Miriam 166
LIERD Mary 143
LINT Jane 135
LITTLE Abiah 324
Daniel 324
Hannah 284
Jacob 158
Lucy (Gerrish) 168
Martha A. (Stevens) 318
Mary 157
Rhoda B. 158
LIVINGSTONE Charles 118, 317
Charles, Jr. 317
Charles C. 118
Elvira Clark (Squiers)
118, 317
LOCKE Annah S. 327
Charles 307
Flora 307
Harriet 307
Harriet (Shaw) 307
James 6
Jane 151
Nellie 307
Oliver 307
Oliver, Jr. 307
Phebe M. (Ames) 6
Rose 307
Sarah 307
LOCKEY EUzabeth 143
LOCKHART George Alexander see
George Alexander MorrUl
MitcheU 256
LOCKIE Addie Irene 174
LOGAN Nellie J. 169
LOHBILLER Anna M. 185
Anna Margaretha 227
Anthony 185
Lina 186
LOMBARD Asa 202
Mehitable (James) 202
LONG Elizabeth 67
Richard 67 *
LONGLEY Fred 271
Isabelle (Nudd) Lakin 271

394

INDEX.

LORD Caroline 213
Mary 23
Myrtle 189
LORING Enoch 271
Hannah C. 271
Hannah C. (Taylor) 271
LOUD George WiUiam 111
Jessie M. (ElUott) 111
Marion 111
Ralph WUliam 111
Raymond Elliott 111
LOUGEE Arthur 257
Betsey 64
Da-vid 299
Edmund 189
Edwin 314
Frederic Jeremiah 314
George Edwin 314
Hannah (Blanchard) 28
Hannah (DoUoff) 299
Harry A. 314
Lucia M. (MorriU) 257
Mae Belle 189. 190
Mary 299
Mary E. (Smith) 314
Nancy 299
Ruth E. (Heath) 189
Samuel 189
LOVE Ernest L. 347
Maple E. (Baldwin) 347
Maude E. 346
WUliam 130
LOVEJOY Anne 26
EUzabeth (Foster) 133
Henry 24
Mary Ann 327
Nathaniel 133
LOVERIN Jane 268
LOVERING Abifeail 7
Alonzo B.' 98,216
Emma F." 217
Ida A." 217
Jennie (Wiggin) 192
Lucy 282
Mary A. (Herrick) 192
Mary (Rogers) 7
Roscoe 192
Roscoe C. 192
Samuel 282
Samuel B. 7
Sarah S. C. (Davis) 98,
216
Sylvester 192
Zebulon' 216
LOW Samuel 84
Susanna 84
Susanna (Cogswell) 84
LOWE Cynthia (Gleason) 233
Emery 233
LOWELL Harriet T. 246
James Russell 141
LOWMAN J. D. 119
Mary R. (Emery) 119
LUDLOW Bertha H. 105
CarroU H. 105
Effie L. 105

LUDLOW (cont.)
Electa M. (Dow) 105
Emilie E. 105
Maria P. 106
Roy W. 105
Whitten 105
LUFFKIN Mary H. 252
LUKE Mary Abbie 6
LUND Edgar H. 243
Judith Foster (Harris) 243
Orra DeUa 243
LUNDEEN Cornelia Elizabeth 265
Eva E. (Zacrisdotter) 265
John A. 265
Jonas P. 265
Mary Cutler 265
Mary C. (Johnson) 265
LUSHELL Ann 298
WiUiam 298
LYALL Janette (Buck) 279
Maud 279
WUUam 279
LYFORD  108
AbigaU 208
Abigail' 219
Abigail' 219
AbigaU' 220, 222
Abigail" 222
AbigaU (Dudley) 219
AbigaU (Emerson) 223
Abigail (French) 224
Abigail (Lyford) 220, 222
Abby Ann' 225
Abby La-vinia' 224
Adaline S. (Lyford) 222
Adaline Shepherd 222
Addie C. (Dow) 225
Addie Grace" 225
Agnes McLean" 224
Albert E. 176
Albert Giddings' 224
Alfred' 223
AUce Best (Lattemoor)
224
AUce Horn' 226
Amanda Flora' 225
Amos Cogswell' 222
Amos Cogswell' 224
Amos CogsweU' 224
Ann' 218
Ann' 220, 222
Ann (Conner) 219
Ann (James) 220, 222
Ann (Lyford) 222
Anna' 219
Anna" 220
Anna" 222
Anna (Lyford) 220
Annah Augusta' 225
Annie M. (Bro"pra) 44
Ariana Ham' 224, 225
Asenath (Ghdden) 223
Augustus" 223
Benjamin' 219
Betsey" 221
Betsey' 222
BUey' 220, 222
Byley' 223
CaroUne' 223
Charlotte (Dow) 223
Charles Chamberlain' 225
Clara (Berg) 176

LYFORD (cont.)
Clara Kimball' 225
Cynthia (Burnham) 222
David' 219
David' 221
Dearborn" 223
Deborah' 218, 222
Deborah" 220
Deborah" 222
Deborah (Lyford) 220,
222
Dorothy' 219
Dudley' 220, 222
Dudley' 225
Edwin Moses' 224
Eliphalet Giddings' 222
Eliza A. (Fletcher) 222
EUza Burns (Greely) 225
EUzabeth' 218
EUzabeth' 219
Elizabeth' 219
EUzabeth" 220
EUzabeth (Beattie) 223
EUzabeth Greely' 225
EUzabeth (Ham) 178, 209,
224
EUzabeth (Sanborn) 221
EUzabeth (Smith) 218
Emma (Harley) 225
Emma L. (Hendrickson)
225
Emily M. Brown 225
EsteUe' 226
Etta Hannah (Lyford)
224 225
Eugene Abbott 176
Francis' 217, 218
Francis' 218
Frank" 223
Frank Dudley' 224
Frederick Bartlett 176
Fifield' 221
Flora A." 223
Florence J. (Gray) Sanders
224
Hannah' 219
Hannah' 219
Hannah' 220
Hannah B. (CogsweU) 85,
221
Hannah (Hale) 220
Harriet' 176, 221
Harriet" 223
Harriet A. R. (Chase) 223
Hattie J.' 223
Hattie R. 76
Helen (MacCleod) 222
Henry S.' 222
Huldah H. (Spaulding)
222
James 220
James' 220, 222
James" 221, 224
James GUman' 219, 220,
222
James Gilman" 222
James Otis' 224
Jane (Holmes) 176
Jeremiah' 220, 223
Jeremiah H." 176,220
John' 219
John' 219
John' 220,221,222
John' 178, 209, 222, 223,
224
John F.' 223
John H.' 224, 226
John Peari' 225
Jonathan' 220, 222, 223

INDEX.

395

LYFORD (cont.)
Joseph' 219, 220
Joseph' 221, 223 -
Joseph' 223
Joseph G. 44
Joseph Greeley' 225
Josephine (Hinman) 223
Josie' 223
Judith' 219
Judith' 219
Judith (GUman) 219
Judith K. (Heath) Lyford
221
JuUet Eudora (Robinson)
224
Katharine Batchelder' 224
Katy" 221
Lavinia French' 224
Liberty' 220
Lois" 220, 222
Lois (Blanchard) 221
Lois (Lyford) 220
Lotten Evadne' 224
Lotten (Larson) 224
Lucy CaroUne" 222, 225
Lydia" 219
Lydia' 219, 322
Lydia (Folsom) 219
Marion EUzabeth' 224
Martha Badger" 12, 222,
225
Martha E. (Peaslee) 222
Mary' 218
Mary' 219
Mary* 219
Mary" 220
Mary" 222
Mary A. E.' 223
Mary A. (Haines) 176,
220
Mary Addie (CogsweU)
224
Mary Ann' 221
Mary Ann" 222
Mary Ehzabeth' 225
Mary (GUdden) 223
Mary Hall" 220
Mary (Hardy) 220
Mary Isabel (McLane) 224
Mary J. (Quimby) 223
Mary James 219
Mary Jane" 223
Mary (Lyford) 220
Mary Pickering 176
Marv S. (Emerson) 223
Mehitable' 221
Mehitable (Robinson) 221
Minna (Morse) 221
Miriam (ChalUs) 219
Moses' 223
Moses CogsweU' 221, 224
Moses Greenleaf" 222
Nancy' 220
Naomi (Dickey) 223
Nathaniel' 223
Paul John' 225
Peter" 221
Polly' 222
Rebecca' 218
Rebecca' 219
Rebecca (Dudley) 218
Richard Taylor' 224
Robert' 220
Ruby Elizabeth' 225
Sally (GUman) 220
Sarah' 218
Sarah (Buswell) 222
Sarah (Spaulding) 222,
223

LYFORD (cont.)
Sophia M. (Richardson)
224
Stephen' 218
Susan' 223
Susan Ayer (Hill) 224
Susan E." 223
Susan (Rogers) 223
Susanna' 219
Susanna' 220, 221
Susanna (Dearborn) 220
Thomas' 218, 219
Thomas' 219, 222
Thomas' 219, 220, 221
Thomas' S5, 221
Thomas' 222, 225
Thomas' 225
Thomas Dearborn' 220
Thomas Jefferson' 227
Tirzah" 220
Vashti (Shattuck) 223
WUliam Haines 176
Winthrop Dearborn" 221,
223
Winthrop Dearborn' 223
Zebulon' 220, 222
LYMAN Flavia Elizabeth ¦ 62
Martha L. (Heafford) 37
WUUam 37
LYON Baxter 28
Sally (Blanchard) 28
LYONS Grace (Heath) 189
Herbert 189
McALPINE Albert G. 243
Ethel JuUa 243
Julia E. (KeUam) 243
McCABE Arthur 185
Jeannie G. 185
Jeannie G. (Bush) 185
Thomas E' 185
Thomas E.« 185
McCANN Carrie E. (Chamberlain)
56
EU zabeth (Chamberlain)
56
Ethelbert Leroy 56
Julia W. 56
Thomas L. 56
McCARLEY AUce 202
McCARTY Maria 234
McCLARY Andrew' 237
Andre-w' 209, 236, 238
Andrew' 238
Ann' 236
Arthur' 237
Benjamin" 138, 237
Celestia (Dicey) 237
Elizabeth' 209, 238
Elizabeth' 237
Elizabeth (McCrillis) 236,
238
Frank E.' 237
Fred L.' 237
Frederick WiUiam' 237
George' 237
Ida B. (Hadley) 237
James Har\'ey' 238
Jane' 236
Jemima (Moulton) 237

McCLARY (cont.)
Jonathan' 237
John' 236
John' 238
John" 237
John Clarence' 237
Lydia C. (Huntoon) 198,
237
Margaret' 236
Margaret' 238
Martha EUen' 237
Mary" 63, 237
Mary (Huntoon) 63, 199,
237
Nancy' 238
Orrissa Hannah' 237
Sarah' 237
Thomas M." 63, 199, 237
William' 236, 238
WiUiam' 236, 237
WiUiam' 237
MacCLEOD Helen 222
MCCLINTOCK Alexander Morrison 325
Betsey 250
Betsey (Grover) 169
James M. 169
McCLURE David 101
Elizabeth 101
James 101
John A. 248
Martha (Glynn) 101
Sarah Edith 248
Susan W. (Moore) 248
McCOMB Emma J. (Howe) 194
Hoyt 194
McCONNELL James 86
Ruth (Cogswell) 86
McCOUTS Ella E. (Fuller) 148
McCOY Charles 307
Eliza (Shaw) RunneUs 307
Hannah 253
Ida 307
Louis 307
McCRELLIS Hannah 70
MoCRILLIS Abigail (Chesley) 138
Abigail (Foss) 241
Abby O.' 241
Alonzo' 241
Andrew" 238, 240
Ann (Dow) 238
Anna' 239
Anna' 241
Anne' 239
Betsey' 114, 240
Betsey' 239
Caroline' 239
Daniel' 238, 239
Daniel' 239
David' 238
David' 29, 114, 160, 238,
240, 246
David' 239
David T.' 238
Deborah' 238
Deborah (Whitcher) 238
EUzabeth' 236, 238, 239
Elizabeth' 239, 240
Ehzabeth (Thompson) 239
Esther" 239
FranceUa" 241

396

INDEX.

MoCRILLIS (cont.)
Hannah' 29, 240, 247
Hannah (Brown) 87, 240
Hannah (Dowst) 239
Henry' 238
Henry' 239
Henry' 239
James' 238
James' 238, 240
Jane' 238, 239
Jane' 239
Jean' 238
Jean (Kelsey) 238
John' 237
John' 238
John' 238, 239
John' 238, 239, 240
John' 238, 239
John F.' 238
John Kenney' 239
Jonathan" 239
Joseph CiUey" 239
Lulie M. 41
Margaret' 240
Margaret" 239
Margaret' 244
Margaret (Bumside) 237
Margaret Harvey' 87, 240
Margaret (Hari'ey) 238
Margaret (McGafley) 239
Martha' 238
Mary' 238
Mary' 239
Mary' 239, 240
Mary' 241
Mary (Emerson) 238
Mary F.' 238
Mary F." 241
Mary (Gerrish) 240
Mary (Kenney) 239
Mary Noyes' 241
Mary S. (Watson) 241
Michael' 239
Moses Osgood' 240
Nancy' 240
Neal' 240, 241
Neal' 241
Ozom' 239
Polask' 239
Polly' 238
Reuben' 240
Robert' 239
Robert' 239
Sally' 239
Sally Bowdoin" 239
Sally (Bowdoin) 239
iSaUy (Hancock) 180, 239
Sarah' 238
Sarah Foss" 241
Sarah J." 238
Sarah J. (Thompson) 238
Sarah L,' 241
Stephen' 239
Susan' 238
Susanna (Webster) Moore
29, 114
WUliam; 238
WiUiam' 238, 240
WiUiam' 87, 239, 240
WUliam' 241
William Henry' 2.39
William Neal' 241
McCUBBINS Blanche EsteUa 347
McCURDY Janet 277
McDANIEL Abigail 65
Betsey (Gile) Glines 241

McDANIEL (cont.)
Citana' 200, 241
Cynthia (Dearborn) 8, 167,
241
EUa' 241
EUzabeth' 241, 321
Frank B." 241
George' 241
Henry W." 241
Isoline 321
John EUison' 241
Jonathan' 241
Joseph' 167, 241
Joseph' 241
Lydia B. (Streeter) 241,
320
Martha 292
Martha (GUnes) 165, 241
Nabby 165
Nehemiah' 165, 241
Rebecca (Howe) 241
Sally (Dow) 241
Sarah (Dow) 215
Susan 164
Susan 164
Susan (Bailey) 241
Tristram' 241, 320
William' 241
McDonald
Nancy 333
Nellie 76
Sarah 130
McELRAY Carrie 57
McENANRY Rose 336
McFARLAND EUzabeth 278
MacFATE Anna 15
Bertha May 15
John 15
McGAFFEY Margaret 239
Margaret (McCriUis) 240
Neal 240
McGregor James 12
McGUNTY Winnefred 143
McINTIRE Clara (Nudd) 271
PI, G. 239
Margaret (McCriUis)239
McINTYRE Rosalie Gretchen 177
McISAAC Catherine 193
McKEAN Eliza A. (Parkinson) Nich
ols 277
Leonard 277
MacKECHNIE Hiram 251
Sarah A. H, (Moore) 251
McIOOE Marv 248
McKERLEY Mary 314
Robert 314
McLANE Mary Isabel 224
Mclaughlin
E. C. 144
Sara L. (Foster) 144
McLELLEN Alice (Crawford) 121
Anna 121
Andrew 121

McMASTER Rachel 144
MACE Anna A. 256
MACURDY Martha Jane 125
MAGEE Frank A. 242
Genevieve S. (MerriU) 242
MAGOON Eliza 323
MAHAFFEY Anna 296
John 296
Mary L. (Sanborn) ' 295
Phebe S. (Sanborn) j. 295
T. M. 295
MAHAN Mary Joanna 5
MALOON Sarah 270
MANCHESTER Delos 32
Nancy (Boyce)32
MANNING AUce 9
Betsey 9
CaroUne 9
Joseph 210
Sarah Ann 9
Sarah M. (Kimball) 210
Statira 9
Statira (Ayers) 9
Thomas 9
MANTHEY Huldah E. 310
MARBLE Abbie M. 251
Carrie M. 252
Mary Clark 211
MARCH Joseph G. 70
Mary 112
Sally (Clough) Hazelton
70
MARCHE Ann NeweU 296
Hannah (Gerrish) Carter
296
Jacob 296
MARDEN Ann E. (Thompson) 72'
Charles 41, 243
Charles Henry 72
Ebenezer 41
Elizabeth 326
Elmira (Brown) 41
Emily P. (Foster) 145
Francis 326
Francis A, 326
Francis A. Jr. 326
Hattie Alena 243
Huldah B. 41
John 326
John B. 41
Lorenzo 41
Lena S. (Cahoun) 243
Lucy Ann (Nesmith) 32
Martha BeUe 72
Mary Jane 41
Mary S 326
Mehitable 41
Nellie M. 339
Phebe (Smith) 326
MARIGOLD Nancy (Cody) 81
MARKHAM Mary M. 7

INDEX.

397

MARKLE AUce (Cody) 80
EUjah 80
Elizabeth 80
Jacob 80
Joel 80
John 80
Lydia 80
Robert 80
Senith 80
MARLAND Maud Lilian 305
MARQUIS Ernest 268
Hazel Davida 268
Helen Lavelle 268
Idonia L. (Peaslee) 268
MARSH Andrew 81
Charles Thompson 45
Edith Myrtle 81
Edward 275
Eleanor (Blake) 81
EUzabeth (Page) 275
EUen Coburn 45
Enoch P. 45, 259
Hannah (Brown) 45, 259
Harriet E. (Cody) 81
Ida Lora 45. 259
Lindus Cody 81
Nancy 272
Roy Parker 81
MARSHALL '
Ethel H. (Tallant) 328
WendeU R. 328
MARSTON Asema M. (Simpson) 311
Cora 311
Edward 311
Elvira B. (Simpson) 311
Hannah (Haines) 172
Howard 311
Josephine A. 327
LiUa 178
Mary 311
Nathaniel 172
Warren 311
MARTEL EveljTi 307
MARTIN Belle 311
Betsey A. 116
Betsey (Lewis) 80
Charles Albert 147
Eveline Simpson 311
C5race Augusta 147
James 259
Isaac 116
Levina (Whittaker) 224
Lois (Fernald) 116
Lydia 80
Marion E. (Lyford) 224
Martha J. 269
Mary 311
Patrick 311
Sarah Almena (Foster) 147
Robert 80
WiUiam 224
WilUam Plummer 224
MASON Anna M. (Lohbiller) 185,
227
Anne' 226
Anne (Geer) 226
Anne (True) 226
Benjamin" 226
Betsey (Saunders) 226
CaroUne (Clark) 226

MASON (cont.)
Catherine (Wiggin) 226
Charles Harper" 185, 227
Charles Henry" 184, 227
Charles L." 227
Edith M." 227
Edward S." 227
Eliphalet 295
Eliza" 226
EUzabeth Ann' 192, 228
Elizabeth (Chamberlain)
.54
Elizabeth (Gooding) 226
Elizabeth (Taylor) 226
EUen Maria" 228
Eunice 334
Eunice (Parsons) 333
Frances C." 227
Frank George" 227
Frank W." ' 227
Gardner" 184, 226, 227,
319
George H." 227
George Saunders" 226,227
George Hari ey" 227
Grace E. 127
Grace E." 227
Hannah' 228
Hannah" 226
Hannah P. (Winkley) 228
Harriet 242
Harriet (Stevens) 184,227
319
Harvey" 226
Huldah (Lane) 227
Isabel (Steed) 226
Jane 295
Jennie S. (Adams) 228
John' 226
John' 226
John' 185, 226
John Chandler" 226
John Gardiner 54
John T." 226
John Tufton" 226
Josiah" 226
Lowell T.' 228
Lucia N. (Fox) 227
Lucy M.'» 227
Lucy Maria' 228
Mabel H." 185, 227
Mary 67
Mary Anna" 228
Mary B." 227
Marv J. (Fletcher) 127
Mary Susan' 228
Nancy (Sanborn) 228
Peggy 71
Phebe E. (Harper) 184,
227
Robert Tufton" 226
Robert Tufton" 226
Sally (Sanborn) 295
Sarah Jane" 227
Sarah Stevens" 227
Silver" 226
Simeon' 228
Susanna (Mosset) 226
Thomas Tufton" 226
True K.' 228
MASTEN Cariton 67
Josephine E. (Chaplain)
57
Myrtle 57
MASTERSON EUzabeth (Cogswell) 83
Nathaniel 83

MATHES Abbie' 234
Alvin" 234
America" 234
Angie C 234
Anna (Coleman) 231
Benjamin" 231
Benjamin' 232
Betsey' 232
Betsey Harvey' 233
Caddie Eva" 234
Ch.iries H." 233
Cynthia Eleanor" 235
Cynthia H. (Amy) 235
Cyrus Elkins' 235
Daniel" 232
Don Castrc" 234
Edward W.s 233
Eleanor B. (Morgan) Dar
ling 235
Elijah' 232, 233
Elijah' 234
Elizabeth M. (Herrick)
234
Ethel Marion" 236
Everett Hodgdon" 236
Frances E. (Wilson) 235
Francis Orissa" 236
Fred Champion' 234
George A.' 233
George W," 234
Gideon 290
Gideon' 234
Hannah (Withee) 232
Hanson L." 234
Harriet Louise' 234
Harvey Clough' 235
Helen Margaret'" 236
Helen Pamelia" 235
Henrietta C. (Hodgdon)
235
Hiram Stevens" 235 see
also Matthews
Horace Oscar' 235
Horace Whitcher' 236
Howard C,» 234
Ira A," 236
Isabel Amy" 236
Israel' 234
Jacob" 232
James M.» 233
James M.» 233
Jennie S. (Bracket) 235
Joanna 232
¦John' 232
John' 232, 233, 234, 246
John' 234, 235
John J.' 234
John Lvcurgus" 234
John MUton" 235
John Milton" 236
John Moor' 235
Joseph' 232
Joseph' 232
Joshua Stevens' 233, 234
Joshua Stevens" 234
Julia' 234
JuUa Anna" 233
Julia Gilkey" 236
Katherine Fanny' 236
Lizzie J." 234
Lizzie Lincoln" 234
Louisa (Perry) 234
Lydia" 232
Margaret A. (Newkirk)
234
Maria (McCarty) 234
Martha Ernestine" 235

398

INDEX.

MATHES (cont.)
Mary Ann" 286
Mary N. (Coffin) Noyes
233
Maryy (Cressy) Sawtelle
236
Maiy Eleanor" 235
Mary Frances" 234
Mary Jane" 235
Mary Jane' 235
Mary (Moor) 234, 245
Maiy (Prescott) 232
Mary S." 235
Mary (Stevens) 232
Mary (Whitcher) 233
Meredith (Esty) 232
Nancy' 233, 234
Naomi B. (Libbey) 234
Pamelia (Batchelder) 236
Pameha (Whitcher) 234
Polly' 233
Rebecca Rogers" 235
Rosanna Harvey" 235
Ruth' 232
SaUy (Weeks) 232
Sarah' 234
Sarah N.' 234
Susan M. Blodgett 234
Theresa (Quinn) 233
Thomas' 232
Thomas" 233
WUUe" 234
MATHEWS or MATTHEWS
AbigaU 334
Abigail (HUl) 231
Abraham' 96, 231
Ann P. 99
Anna 231
Anna (RandaU) 231,290
Benjamin' 230
Benjamin' 231
Benjamin" 231
Delia A. 346
Dorothy 230
Elizabeth 230
Elizabeth (Wheston) 231
Flora Moore' 236
Francis' 229, 230
Francis' 96, 230, 231
Francis' 231
Francis" 231
Gersham' 231
Gideon' 231, 290
Hannah' 231
Hiram Stevens' 236 •
Horace Oscar" 235
Horace W. 20
John' 231
Joseph' 231
Lucinda Hanson 236
Lydia (Drew) 231
Martha' 230
Mary Lillian' 236
Pamelia (Batchelder) 20
Phebe (Davis) 96, 231
Ruth" 231
Ruth (Bennett) 96, 230
Thomasine 229, 230
Walter' 230
MATHEWSON Eliza 284
MATOTT Ahce P.' 228
Cornelia' 228
Ehzabeth (Deify) 228
Faber F.' 229
Florence Daffy" 229
Frank N." 228
George IL' 228

MATOTT (cont.)
Guy R.' 229
Harrv W.* 229
Ida M. (Blinn) 32, 229
Ida N.* 229
Joseph' 228
Joseph' 228
Joseph' 31, 228
Leon* 229
Linda M.* 229
Mary (Colburn) 31, 228
Mary (Deify) 228
Margaret (Wood) 228
Nancy A,' 228
Nelson F.' 32, 228, 229
Nettie K.' 228
Rachel G.' 228
Robert L.* 229
Rosa' 228
Rutha' 229
Sarah E.' 228
WiUiam 1.' 228
MAUER Adolph 268
Claramon B. (Peaslee) 268
MAXFIELD Charia Ella 305
Cora BeUe 343
Elma 57
Hannah 48
Harriet (Hill) 305
Harrv' Walter .306
James F. 48
Jewett E. 313
Lucia A. (Scales) 304
Mehitable M. 41
Rachel (Blake) 48
Ralph Hill 305
Sarah E. 313
Walter 304
Wilbur Scales 305
William 2.32
MAYNARD
Bessie E. (Virgin) 320
Clarence "Virgin 320
Hazel Beat! ice 320
Helen Gertrude 320
Ruth W. 320
MEAD Albergence 108
Darius Johnson 108
Elizabeth (Jennings) 108
Gabriel or Goodman' 108
Jennie 129
Jerome 108
John 129
Joseph R. 225
Mary (Bo ynton) 225
Nancy J. (Fletcher) 129
Nellie Maria 225
Oliver W. 262
Sarah 34
Sarah Eliza 108
Susan A. (MorriU) 262
Susan C. (Dow) 108
MEANS Minerva M. 144
Samuel C. 144
Susan E. (Foster) 144
MELLEN Abigail (Pratt) 63
Elizabeth 53
Henry 53
Martha 63
Thomas 53
MERRICK Polly 92

MERRILL Abbie 169
Abel 59
AbigaU S. 316
Abigail (Weare) 241
Alice' 242
Caileton' 242
Charles' 242
Charles Leonard' 242
Clarence' 242
Daniel 67
Daniel! 242
Da^ id T. 282
Dorcaa 169
Doicas Ann' 242
Edna' 242
Edwin Giover 169
EUzabeth Heath 310
EUa M. 148
Enoch' 241
Fidelia 242
Florence (Clapp) 242
Frank H.' 312
Frank H.' 242, 312
Genevieve Sarah' 242
George Batcher 242
George Sargent" 242
Grace A. (Martin) 147
Grover 292
Hannah Augusta' 242
Harriet Dai id Bodwel 1
241
Harriet (Mason) 242
James 316
Jesse 61
Jessie' 242
John' 242
John W." 241
Jonathan' 241
Jonathan' 156, 241, 242
Laura A. (Chase) 61
Leonard Moores 147
LiUa A. 24
Lillian' 242
Lucretia (Pickering) 291
Lucy (Dudley) 242
Mabel Hawea' 242
Margaret Clark' 242
Margaret (Clark) 156,
242
Maria (BlaisdeU) 242
Mary (Clough) 67
Mary E. 292
Mary E. (Small) 242, 312
Mary Grover 169
Mary (Holt) 282
7oary Jane' 156, 242
Mary (Kezer) 206
Milton' 242
Mina' 242
Nancy (Grover) 169, 292
Nathaniel 67
NeUie M. 282
Octavia 310
Priscilla (Chase) 59
Rebecca' 242
Sarah (Clough) 67
Sarah J. (Weston) 242
WUliam' 242
Winfield Scott' 242
Mf,TCALF Herbert W. 110
Jenne P. (Driscoll) 110
Paul 110
Ruth B. 110
MILES Hiram 269
Lula Ardelle 269
Mary (MorriU) 255

INDEX.

399

MILES (cont.)
Nina Leola 269
Olive A. (Noyes) 269
Sarah J. 292
MILLEN Bernice Celeste 17
James Dixon 17
Kathleen 17
MILLER Andrew J. 258
Anna May 258
Charles Nathaniel 268
Ella M. (MorrUl) 258
Elmer 142
EmUy (Foster) 142
Francis A. 258
Fred E. 258
George E. 258
Henry H. 346
Margaret L. (Nichols) 268
Mary E. (Young) Witty
346
Nathaniel 59
Nathaniel M. 258
Ruth (Chase) 59
Sarah J. (MorrUl) 258
MILLS Arthur G. 72
Charies H. 72
Harriet K. (Hopkinson) 72
Henry G. 72
Mary 278
Mary (Clough) 72
Mary E. 89
Thomas 72
Miner
Sophia 342
MiNOT AbigaU P. (Haines) 177
Charles 4
Frances 177
Grace MelvUle 177
Isabel 177
Josiah 177
Sarah (TUton) 4
MITCHELL Anna A. (Simpson) 310
Nancy 309
MITCHEN Rebecca (Sanborn) 295
T. S. 295
MONMOUTH Jacque E. 184
Sarah E. (Harper) 184
MONROE Mehnda 117
MOODY Abiah 85, 86
AbigaU (Peaslee) 86
Alden Howard 243
Annie Mariah' 24.3
Caleb Cushing 209
Charles 4, 5, 21, 209
Charies C. P. 19
Charles Edward' 243
Charles E mery4, 243
Cornelia A. (Clough) 7 2,
242
David 341
Emily' 243
Ethel J. (McAlpine) 243
George Herbert' 243
George W.' 246
Hannah (Foster) 135, 209
Hattie A. (Marden) 243
Horace' 243
Howard' 243
Howard' 72, 242
Howard H.' 243

MOODY (cont.)
Humphrey 86
James Howard' 243
Jane Lint 135
John 65
John Cheever" 243
John Howard' 243
Joseph 135, 209
Joseph Henry' 243
Lois F. (Danforth) 19
Lucinda J. (Moore) 246
Lucy Ann 135
Lydia 65
Margaret Gale' 243
Maria Ames (Gerrish) 5,
259
Martha EUen' 243
Martha M. (Garland)
242
Mary A. (DavUn) 243
Mary E. (Savage) 243
Mary Jane 135
Mary (Paul) 242
NelUe Blakesley 19
NelUe May' 243
Nathaniel 135
Ona Della (Lund) 243
Phebe (Ames) 4, 209
Sally (Bean) 341
Samuel 209
Sarah 113
Sarah (KimbaU) 208
Solomon" 66
Susan (Forest) 209
Susie M.3 243
Thomas' 242
WUUam 208
WUliam Jr. 209
WilUam Norman* 243
Winifred E. (Gale) 243
MOONEY Joanna (Moore) 247
Obadiah 27, 247
Sarah Burbank Blanchard
27
MOOR Hannah (Sias) 243
John' 243
Mary 234, 243
Samuel 243
MOORE Abbie J. (Hutchins) 2.52
Abbie M. (Marble) 251
Abbv (Jenne.ss) 245
Abiah' 245
Abiah' 246
Abiah (Stevens) 245, 318
Abiel F,' 247
Abigail' 260
Abigail' 245
Abigail (Fifield) 246
AbigaU (Verrill) 261
AbigaU W.s 246
Abraham' 251
Abraham' 251
Ada' 246
Ada (Shepherd) 246
Addie" 249
Adeline M.' 242
Adrianna Caroline" 252
Agnes' 244
Alvert" 247, 249
Albert A.' 248, 249
Alexander* 247
Alexis WiUiam' 252
AUce' 251
Almira' 61, 245
Alonzo B." 248
Andrew G." 247

MOORE (cont.)
Ann Maria' 247
Anna F." 249
Archelaus' 244, 245
Archelaus' 247
Archelaus' 246
Archelaus' 246
Arthur C 246
Asa' 244, 245, 335
Augusta" 251
BeUnda 341
Belle" 249
Belle (Blackington) 248
Betsey' 244,216,251,252,
335
Betsey B, (Forrest) 130
Betsey (Bro-wn) 248
Betsey (Holman) 246
Caleb K.' 249
Carohne' 247
Caroline Jane' 252
Caroline (Lake) 216, 261
Caroline (Small) 247, 312
Carrie M. (Marble) 252
Cas.samiro" 252
Catherine (Ordway) 246
Celestia (Health) 248,249
Charies A.' 251
Charles A." 246
Charles C." 262
Charles C.« 248
Charies E' 252
Charies H.* 249
Charles H,' 245, 247, 248,
252
Charles Wilson' 248
Charlotte' 251
Chariotte D.' 251
Chariotte F." 247
Charlotte (Foster) 137,
247
Chariotte W. (Cutler) 251
Clara (.\rlin) 248
Clara G.« 251
Clara H. 284
Clara Moore 189
Clarissa" 251
Clarissa H." 248
Clementine (Holmes) 252
Climena M." 246
Clough* 252
Comfort' 247
Comfort (Perkins) 247
Curtis (see Clough)
Cynthia* 252
Cynthia A. (Gerrish) 249
Cyrus" 245
Damon Wesley 131
David' 262
David A.* 2,52
David Fifield' 246
David McCrilhs 248
David Wesley" 248
Deborah (Walker) 215
Ebenezer 30
Edward M," 249
Edwin C* 247
Edwin F.' 246
Elbert E.' 247
Elijah French' 246
EUza' 245, 246
EUza A.' 251
Eliza (Flagg) 251
Eliza (GUnes) 249
Eliza J. 252
EUza J.' 246
Eliza M." 248
Eliza May Harvey* 247
Eliza (Morrill) 249

400

INDEX.

MOORE (cont.)
Eliza MorrUl 261
EUza P.* 249
EUza T." 248
EUzabeth' 244
Elizabeth' 164, 244, 250
EUzabeth' 245, 261
EUzabeth C 251
EUzabeth (MorrUl) 255
Elizabeth N." 249
EUzabeth T. (Jones) 251
EUzabeth (Whidden) 244,
335
Ejizabeth (Woodward) 250
Elkins 61
Elkins' 247
Elkins' 245
EUa" 262
Ella' 246
Ellen (Ford) 248
Ellen J. (Cram) 248
Ellen M." 262
EUen M. (Moore) 252
Emeline (Barr) 252
EmUy (Leathers) 248
Esther' 262
Esther E.« 246
Esther (Moore) 252
Eugene' 246
Eugene D." 249
Evelina A." 262
Ezekiel' 251
Fannie" 249
Frances C." 246
Frances (Clifford) 66
F. Proctor' 246
Fred A." 248
Fred E." 247
Frederick P.' 249
George" 249
George F.' 249
George F." 246
George H.' 262
George H." 248
George Henry" 248
George L." 247
George M.' 189, 251
George N.' 252
Geoige P.' 262
Gertrude' 262
Gertrude L." 247
Hannah' 60
Hannah' 244
Hannah' 245, 247
Hannah' 244, 245, 248,
250, 335
Hannah' 246, 252
Hannah (Buswell) 252
Hannah C." 247
Hannah D." 248
Hannah (Dow) 248
Hannah (Elkins) 245
Hannah F." 246
Hannah (MorrUl) 247,
260
Harriet" 245, 247
Harriet (PhUbrook) 251
Harriet T. (LoweU) 246
Hattie E. 31
Hattie M. (Starkweather)
248
Hazen W." 248
Helen' 249
Helen L.' 252
Henrietta A." 252
Henry' 245
Henry F.» 249
Henry M.* 248
Henry M." 248

MOORE (cont.)
Henry U.' :i49
Henry W." 249
Herbert B." 248
Hiram' 249, 250
Horatio Nelson' 2.32
Howard' 248
Howard P.' 246
Hugh M.' 251
IdaG." 246
Ida S.' 247
Isaac* 250
Jacob* 246
Jacob K.* 249
James 252
James* 250
James Baker' 249
James D," 247
James M. 252
Jane 334
Jane B. (Googing) 252
Jane (Hutchins) 200
.lanne" 245
Jefferson" 246
Jemima 250
Jemima E." 250
.Jeremiah' 260
Jesse' 245
Joanna 246
Joanna' 247
Joanna' 247
John" 118, 245, 247, 250,
260
John" 246, 248
John' 247
John A. 318
John B.' 246
John H.s 248
John M." 247
John S." 246
John Sutton' 214, 248
Jonathan' 262
Jonathan* 260
Joseph' 244, 335
Joseph* 244, 248
Joseph' 246, 249
Joseph C," 261
Joseph C." 246
Joseph G." 245, 247
Joseph M.» 2-47
Joseph W." 252
Josiah' 250
Judith* 244
Judith G.' 118, 261
Judith Jane 335
Juha' 246
Kate' 137 247
Laurana' 247
Lavina K.' 249
LiUa N." 252
Louis H." 248
Louisa' 247
Lovina A. (Huse) 251
Lucia A.' 248
Lucinda F." 214, 248
Lucinda (French) 214 ,
248
Lucinda J,' 246
Lucretia (Bradley) 248,
326
Lucretia E." 245
Lucretia K.' 249
Lucy A. (Harris) 249
Lucy (Baldwin) 248
Lucy G." 245
Lucy (Jacquos) 249
Lucy M. (Dimond) 246
Lucy W.' 249
Lydia' 244

MOORE (cont.)
Lyaia' 246
Lydia Anale 325
Lydia (Baker) 248
Lydia (Thomas) 310
Mabel B." 249
Mahalabeel eei; Henry M.
Margaret (Forrest) 244
Maria' 246
Martha 60
Martha' 246, 251
Martha (Cross) 252
Martha K.' 249
Mary 117
Mary' 244
Mary' 244, 247
Mary' 248, 251
Mary" 245
Mary A.s 247, 248
Mary Ann" 249
Mary (Boyce) 32, 248
Mary E. 252
Mary E.' 246
Mary E. (Moore) 262
MaryF, (Staniels) 248
Mary Fife 325
Mary (Greeley) 247
Mary H, (Luffkin) 252
Mary (Heath) 189, 251
Mary (Keezer) 245
Mary (McKee) 248
Mary (Moore) 244, 247
Mary (MorriU) 251
Mary Osgood 61, 245
Mary P. (Muzzey) 249
Mary Page 247
Mary R." 247
Mary S." 261
Mary (Woodbury) 245
Matthias 251
Matthias J,» 251
MerriU' 189, 216, 261
MUton' 251
Minnie' 247
Minnie (Nichols) 189
Miriam (Smith) 265
Moody' 251
Morrill' 261
MorriU S.' 215, 251
Myra' 247
Nancy' 244, 251, 335
Nancy' 245
Nancy B. (Cleasby) 249
Nancy (HaU) 248
Nancy T. (Sanborn) 249
Nathan' 246
Nathaniel' 244, 249, 255
Nathaniel' 250
Nina M." 252
Olive P. (Huse) 252
Ortha' 251
OrvUle Buswell* 252
Phebe' 252
Phebe' 249
Phebe M.* 249
Phebe S. (KimbaU) 249
PoUy' 244, 245, 247, 335
Polly" 251
Polly e. (HUl) 247
Rachel 329
Rachel (Sinclair) 329
Randall' 247
Reuben" 248
Reuben' 245, 249
Rhoda (Bennett) 250
Ruins' 250
Rufus R." 246
RusseU' 245
Ruth' 250

INDEX.

dOl

MOORE (con(.)
Sabina C." 248
Sadie Eliza 189,251
Sally' 246, 248, 251, 335
Sally (Crosby) 246
SaUy E. 252
SaUy (GUnes) 262
Sally (Hancock) 215, 261
Samuel' 38, 240, 244, 246, 247
Samuel' 247
Samuel' 137, 244, 247
Samuel" 245
Samuel B.s 248
Samuel E.' 247
Sarah' 244
Sarah' 244
Sarah' 245, 246, 251
Sarah A." 248
SarahA. H." 251
Sarah B." 246
Sarah (Blessing) 247
Sarah C." 247
Sarah C. (Cate) 247
Sarah E.' 247
Sarah R." 247
Sarah L. (Winn) 261
Sarah (RoweU) 262
Sarah S.* 249
Sarah (Scales) 250
Sarah (Sturtevant) 248
Sarah T.' 247
Sophronia* 247
Stephen 32
Stephen' 249
Stephen' 245, 248
Stephen' 247
Stephen W.' 249
Sukey* 244, 335
Susan C 251
Susan F. (Clifford) 246
Susan (Sturtevant) 248
Susan W.' 249
Susan W.5 248
Susanna (Webster) 138,
240, 246
Susannah' 138, 245, 249
Sylvanus' 247
Sylvanus C. 312
Sylvester F.» 248
T. Frank' 249
Tabitha (Davis) 250
Thomas 329
Thomas, Jr. 60
Thomas' 247
Thomas' 247
Thomas A.' 247
Thomas Tolar* 249
Trae* 250
Tryphena" 261
Van R.' 200, 252
Victoria G." 251
Walter H.' 247
Walter M.' 249
WiUiam' 164, 244, 334
WUUam' 244, 247
William' 246
WUliam' 245, 252
WiUiam B." 245
William F." 251
WUliam H. H.' 251
WUliam P.* 252
WUUe S.' 247
MOORHOUSE Edwin 321
Maud 321
Sarah E. 321
MORE Anne (Blanchard) 26
Timothy 26
26-11

MOREHOUSE JuUa 121
Sarah Ann 61
MOREY Bernice R. 306
Christine (Atwood) 306
Jerry P. 306
Roland 306
MORGAN Benton C 253
Blanche P." 253
Cora (Coffin) 159
Elizabeth (Fretch) 252
Ella J. (Bryant) 252
Ellen S.» 263
Elsie M.« 253
EmeUne E. (Bradley) 37
Francis A. 76
Frank Hamilton 37
George W." 253
Grace E. (Mason) 127
GranvUle W." 206, 252,
253
Josie F.' 253
MabeUe Evelyn 37
Martha A. (Clough) 75
Nathan' 252
Nathan' 252
Paul' 2.52
Viola B. (Guyop) 37
Walter A. 159
Walter Bradley 37
Wesley N.' 263
WUliam' 262
WilUam H. 37
MORRELL A. H. 100
EUzabeth 100
MORRILL Aaron' 264
Aaron' 254
Abbie P. (Emery) 118,
259
Abiah (TaUant) 325, 326
Abigail' 254
Aibgail' 256
Abigail" 72, 255
Abigail (Brown) 254
Abigail (Emerson) Stevens
72, 255, 318
AbigaU (Wadleigh) 254
Abner' 254
Abner' 260, 266
Abraham' 253
Abraham' 254
Abraham' 254
Abraham" 195, 255, 265,
266
Addie 20
Adeline 308
Aileen A." 258
-Albert Jesses 261,320
Alexander 156
Alexander Wellington' 259
Alice Bertha" 259
Alice J. (Brock-) 262
AUce M." 268
Alpheus' 264
Alpheus B,» 264
Amos' 261
Amanda Caroline' 264
Amanda Prances' 257
AngeUne M. (Stevens) 256
Ann (Sa-wyer) 256
Anna" 35. 260
Anna A. (Mace) 256
Anna F.» 256
Anna I.' 263
Anna P. (Storms) 262

MORRILL (cont.)
Anna S.' 264
Annie E.' 265
Annie J." 258
Annie J. (Mullen) 258
Annie Thomas' 256
Anson George" 259
Apphia Amanda' 264, 278
Arthui- F. 22
Asa' 264
Asa Minot' 264
Ashley B,' 265
Ashley Cutler' 264
Benjamin 248, 308, 325,
326
Benjamin F. 22
Bert Smith' 267
Bertha EUen' 259
Betsey 127
Betsey" 137, 255
Betsey A. (Coffin) 239,
262
Betsey Ann" 262
Betsey Coffin" 262
Betsey (Eastman) 257
Betsey Hodgdon' 262
Betsey (Sanborn) 261,
295
Betsey (Stevens) 264, 278
Blanche (Hill) 343
Blanche J.'» 258
Carohne (Cole) 259
Carohne G. (Clough) 80,
263
Caroline (Sanders) 264
Caroline (Warren) 267
Catherine" 256
Catherine (Hoague) 80,
262
Charies' 264, 265
Charies" 261
Charles Clough' 65, 263
Charies EUiott' 205, 263
Charles Emery" 45, 269
Charles Frank" 202. 266
Charies Frank" 256
Charies Frederick" 263
Charles H." 259
Charles 0.» 258
Charles W," 259
Charies WiUard' 257
Clara Chase" 263
Clara N » 263
Clara S. (Stevens) 263
CUmena (Brown) 43, 262
Clyde" 258
Comfort' 256, 263, 266
Comfort (Weeks) 263
CorneUa Eliza' 264, 265
Dan W.» 20, 157, 206, 263
Da-vid 323
David' 2.54
David' 72, 136, 255, 318
David" 255, 259, 260, 261,
295
David' 118, 211, 255, 256,
• 263, 282
David Abner' 261,320
David Benjamin' 262, 263
David Emery" 269
Edith Grace'" 259
Edna D. (Fort) 267
Edna Elizabeth" 259
Eduma M." 258
Ed-win Alexander" 2.59
Edwin B.D." 264
Edwin C." 266
Edwin E.» 256
Edwin M.' 258

402

INDEX.

MORRILL (cont.)
Edwines'" 256
Eleanor (Simpson) 308
Eliza 249, 621
Eliza Ann (Gate) 264
Eliza J, (Pillsbury) 287
Eliza (Warren) 264
Elizabeth" 255
EUzabeth B." 256
EUzabeth (Brown) 264
Elizabeth C 256
Elizabeth Minot" 264
Elizabeth R." 259
EUzabeth S. (Parker) 266
EUzabeth (Sargent) 264
EUzabeth (Stevens) 318
EUa Elizabeth' 264
Ella Maria" 258
Ellen R. (Bryant) 264
Ellen (Bushby) 258
Ellen Maria' 257
Ellen Rebecca (Bryant)
47
Elmer Harvey" 256
Elmie Mahala" 256
Emily' 261
Emily' 260, 261
EmUy J. (Jones) 205, 263
Emma A. (Coe) 258
Emma F.' 256
Emma S. (Herrod) 258
Emma T.' 80, 262
Enoch' 256
Eno-h" 256
Ephraim' 254
Erastus' 260
Ethel 1, (Gale) 156, 259
Etta Angle' 256
Etta Florence' 256
Eva I.'» 259
Ezekiel 6
Ezekiel' 254
Ezekiel' 254
Ezekiel" 255
Ezekiel' See MorrUl, Mar
cellus
Ezekiel" 263, 264, 278, 318
Ezekiel" 47, 264
Florence (Adams^ 261
Florence M," 258
Florence Lou' 257
Francis Eaton' 256, 258
Francis M." 258
Frank'" 258
Frank W ' 50, 263
Frank W.M 259
Frank WiUiam" 258
Fred" 263
Fred Lockhart' 256
Frederick M.' 256
George" 261
George Alexander" 256
George B." 258
George E.» 258, 259
George Henry' 265
George Peverly" 118, 150,
257, 259
Georgia (Sherman) 265
Gladys' 266
Grace E " 268
Grace May' 261, 320
Guv Ethelbert" 80, 205,
263
Hannah 247
Hannah' 254
Hannah' 264
Hannah' 255, 260, 266
Hannah (Baker) 264
Hannah (McCoy) 266

MORRILL (cont.)
Harriet C. (Philbrick) 261
Harrison 287
Harry F. 22
Harry Roscoe' 256
Hattie L. (Carter) 50, 263
Helen 6
Helen A, (White) 268
Helen L. (Pinkham) 266
Helen Shepard' 260
Henry' 260
Henry Brown' 262
Hepsibah' 2,54
Herman H. 22
Hiram' 261
Horace' 260
Horaces 261
Horace Jefferson' 261
Horace M." 263
Horario' 261
Horatio Gates' 260
Ida L. (Marsh) 45,269
Ida May' 266
Ina M. (Stone) 262
Ines Lou" 259
Ira E. 308
Isaac' 263
Isaac' 263
Isaac' 254
Jacob' 254
Jacob' 254
James David' 258
.lean Louis ' 266
Jeannette H. (Blenton)
269
Jemima* 254
Jemima' 71, 260
Jemima' 70. 263
Jennie B. (Baker) 256
Jeremiah' 262
Joanna" 263, 266
Joanna (Gilman") 254
Joel" 264
Joel Eastman' 257
Joel Stevens' 264
Joel Warren' 257
Jonathan* 264
John 138,
John 220
John* 254
John' 261, 262
John' 261
John B. 44, 80
John Beck' 262
John Carpenter' 260
John Henry' 261, 262
John J. 320
John Langdon' 239, 260
John Newton" 264
John WUUe" 256
Joseph 43,
Joseph 239
Joseph, Jr. 244, 335
Joseph' 261
Joseph Ames' 260
Joseph Clough' 260
Joseph Harper' 261
Joseph Mills Glidden'
261, 262
Joseph R.' 266
Joseph Smith" 262
Josephine BeUe" 259
Josephine E. (Chase) 65,
263
Josie M." 266
Judith" 196, 260, 266
Judith' 261
Judith (Cate) 265
Julia A. Everett 260

MORRILL (cont.)
Justin S. 254
Katheryn E." 258
Laban 5
Laban" 3, 71, 195, 265,
259
Laban' 35, 260, 261
Laban Ames" 262
Laban D.' 261
Laura' 264
Leon D.9 263
Leon Lockhatt" 256
Leonidas' 261
Lester Swazey' 263
Lewis S." 263
Liberty (Lyford) 220
LiUian Blanche" 259
Lilhan H." 258
LUlian M." 157, 263
Lillian (Newman) 259
Lillian S.' 259
Lizzie" 261
Lizzie E. (Barrberrie) 256
Lizzie Etta' 256
Lizzie M. (Ordway) 266
Loraine (Brown) 261
Loraine (Potter) 260
Lotta M. (Smiley) 6
Louis David' 259, 343
Louisa (Osgood) 265
Lucia Marie' 267
Lucian' 256
Lucian G." 269
Lucretia (Bradley) Moore
Tallant 248, 326
Luther' 260
Luther Masten' 264, 265
Luther Sullivan' 265
Ludia' 254
Lydia Page' 6, 264
Mabel J." 259
Mahala (Roby) 256
MarceUus" 260, 261
Margaret" 265
Margaret (Patterson) 258
Maria 344
Maria (Dow) 261
Maria Wheelock' 266
Marion (Crockett) 263
Marian Josephine" 259
Mark M." 259
Martha 326, 336
Martha" 263
Martha H." 266
Martha J. (Martin) 259
Mary 188, 261, 308, 335
Mary' 254
Mary" 256
Mary' 39, 260
Mary A.' 265
Mary Agnes" 265
Mary Agnes (Gage) 265
Mary AureUa' 264
Mary C." 259
Mary C. (Brown) 44, 262
Mary (Carpenter) 260
Mary (Chase) 39, 260
Mary Comfort" 258
Mary (Cutler) 264
Mary E. (Clark) 261
Mary E. (Forsyth) Jones
265
Mary E. (Garland) 266 '
Mary (Eastman) 264
Mary Emeline 210
Mary Emily' 256
Mary Emma" 256
Mary J. (Huckins) 262
Mary Jane' 260

INDEX.

403

MORRILL (cont.)
Mary Louisa' 265
Mary Odell" 257
Mary R. (EUiott) 265
Mary R (Frost) 265
Mary Steams' 265
iSlasteni 254, 265, 263
Masten' 266
Mattie A. (Battes) 22
Maud E. (Burrows) 268
Mercy 140
Milo Sanborn' 257
MUton Dana" 257
Minda (Foster) 268
Minda L." 257
Minda M. (MorrUl) 145
Minnie Belle' 269
Minnie E." 258
Mira A.' 256
Miriam' 266
Mases' 254
Myra EmUy' 255
Myra Kimball" 263
Myra Tilton 6
Nancy' 266
Nancy' 261
Nancv (Cate) 262
Nancy (Foster) 138, 260
Nathaniel 256
Nathaniel C 260
Ohiey Smith" 262
Orianna (Swasey) 263, 323
Oscar S.' 64, 267, 259
Osma C. (Baker) 264
Parmeha H. (Drary) 261
Percival Eugene" 259
Percival F.' 256
Perley Francis' 256
Peter' 261
Peter B.« 259
Phebe' 266
Phebe' 255
Phebe (Gill) 253
Phebe Sanborn' 261
Polly' 258
PoUy (Moore) 244, 336
Rebecca A,' 265
Rebecca (Barnes) 254
Rebecca Pomeroy (Chase)
64, 269
Reuben' 255
Reuben' 255, 263
Reuben' 256
Rhoda' 266
Rhoda (Ames) EUiott 5,
262
Richard' 254
Robert C." 257
Robert Smith' 265, 267
Robert Smith' 257
Rose (Colby) 261, 320
Roxanna (James) 202, 256
Ruth" 254
Ruth* 254
Ruth' 255
Ruth Eastman' 257
Ruth (Hoyt) 195, 265
Sally (KimbaU) 118
Sally (Peverly) Kimball
256, 282
Sally Smith' 255, 256
Samuel 210,
Samuel 256
Samuel A." 39, 259, 260
Samuel, Jr.' 260, 262
Samuel Atkinson' 256
Samuel Patten 6 ¦
Sarah 266
Sarah' 254

MORRILL (cont.)
Sarah" 254
Sarah" 260,
Sarah' 136, 260
Sarah" 261
Sarah .\. (Batchelder) 20,
157, 205, 263
Sarah A. (Bigbee) 266
Sarah A. (Smith) 257
Sarah (Ames) 3, 71, 259
Sarah Ann' 260
Sarah B, (Coffin) 239, 260'
Sarah B. (MorrUl) 259
Sarah (Bradbury) 264
Sarah (Cheney) 263
Sarah (Clement) 253
Sarah Clough 254
Sarah Coffin' 266, 258
Sarah (Coffin) 263
Sarah (Coombs) Hancock
261
Sarah E. (Bradley) 261
Sarah (Hoyt) 195, 266
Sarah Jane' 258
Sarah Pallett' 262, 263
Sargent" 195, 256, 266
Sebra Bradley' 261
Shadrack Gate' 264
Sibley G.' 265
Sibley Sherman'" 265
Simeon' 261
Smith Laban' 262
Smith Sanborn' 261
Solon Dana 287
Sophia (Payne) Gardner
264
Susan Amelia' 262
Susan G. (Bradley) 261
Susan T. (Stevens) 261,
320
Susanna' 254
Susanna' 256
Susanna' 262
Susanna (MorrUl) 254
Susannah* 254
Susie CUmena' 262
Thomas' 254
Thomas* 254
Thomas" 266
Viola C." 259
Walter" 264
WiUiam Adams' 256
WilUam David' 269
William F." 258
William George" 259
WiUiam Henry' 146, 267,
258
WiUiam K." 257
WilUam Stanley" 259
MORRISON Abbie Susan (Hancock) 181
Alice E. 152
Ann (Lyford) 220
Clara D. (Simpson) 312
Ebenezer 220
EUzabeth (Meader) 113
Frank Leverett 181
Hannah (Giddings) 181
Hiram Simpson 312
John C. 312
Jonathan, Jr. 113
Joseph W. 181
Lena Mabel 312
Mary Simpson 312
Rebecca (Emery) 113
Robert G. 52
Samuel 113
Sarah 246
Sarah R. (Carter) 52

MORSE Almira' 266
Alpheus Bodwell' 266
Armenia J. (Whitney) 339
Arthur Stephen 213
Bertha L,' 267
Charies" 267
Charles Abbot' 165, 215,
266
Charles Abbot' 266, 267
Charles Augustus' 266
Clifford L.' 267
Drusilla B. (Savage) 266
EUzabeth Chandler" 266
EUzabeth (Lemon) 267
EUa' 266
Ella N. (Randlett) 266
Ellen Amanda' 266
Ethel 102
Eunice (Lake) 165, 215,
266
Eva" 266
Frank" 266
Frank A. S.» 266
Francis H. 339
George Webster" 266
Gouveneur WilUs' 266
Harry A.' 267
Harriet F. (Chamberlain)
267
Harriet NeweU' 266
Helen E.» 267
Ida B." 267
James L," 266
Jemima' 266, 267
John S.' 266
Julian 293
Laurence S. 102
Leroy D," 267
Leroy Frederick" 266, 267
LUlie" 267
Lulu B. (Reed) Dow Glines
293
Martha Jane 213
Martha (Kittredge) 213
Mary A. (Holagan) 266
Mary Ann" 166, 266
Mary Hamilton 213
Minna 221
Nelson 202
Susan E. (Dearborn) 102
Susan (James) 202
Stephen 213
MORTON Lucy 322
MOSELEY Abbie (Fletcher) 127
Frank 127
MOSES Hiram W. 302
Lavina Connor 302
Valerie C. 302
MOSHER Amy Annis 305
Daniel' 306
Daniel Wesley' 305
Fritz Wesley' 305
Hazel* 305
Ida A. (Shurtleff) 305
Laura Johnson 305
Mabel Evelyn' 305
Maud' 305
Maud L. (Marland) 305
Mildred* 305
Minnie' 305
MOSIA Harriet 52
MOSSET Susanna 226

404

INDEX.

MOSSIER Hugh 305
MOULTON Abiah (Moore) 246
AbigaU 68
Adeline 41
Amanda F. (Lyford) 225
Benjamin 209
Charles 246
Frances J. 246
Iantha (Hutchins) 200
Jemima 237
Jonathan 200
Joseph 246
Joseph B. 246
Leon A. 200
LiUian F. (Gleason) 161,
200
LiUian G. 200
Margaret (Page) 294
Rebecca (Chase) 59
Ruth 294, 298
Sarah 209
Stephen 59
WiUiam 225, 294
WilUam J. 161, 200
MO-WERS Elizabeth 59
MUDGETT  296
Clara A. (Lovering) 282
Sarah (Clement) MorriU
253
Thomas 253
MULLEN Annie J. 258
MURGITTROYD Clara 143
MURPHY Agnes 107
Agnes M. (Dow) 107
Arthur 107
Henry J. 57
Martha A. (Chaplain)
Sinotte 57
Norman 107
Paul 107
William 107
MURRY Helen Marion 331
MUZZEY Bertha 249
Cora Jane (Adams) 2, 267
Elizabeth* 267
Hadley P.' 267
Helen (Moore) 249
John Colby' 267
Josephine E. (Gardner)
267
Kenneth Frankhn* 267
Laurence WiUiam* 267
Mary Belle' 267
Mary P. 249
Nancy (Putnam) 267
Norman Gardner* 267
Ruth EUza' 267
William 249
WiUiam Hadley' 2, 267
MYERS Cordelia 43
NAGLE Valina (TaUant) 327
NASON Sally 91
NEAL Abel Baker' 268
Abiah (TaUant) 268, 325

NEAL (cont.)
AbigaU 343
Ada M.' 269
Albert H,' 268
Alhanon see Alkanan
Alkanan' 268, 325
Alvira (Boyce) 32, 268
Benjamin F.' 268, 325
Bertha A. 339
Byron' 268.
CaroUne (Cobb) 268
Christie EUen' 268
Comfort (Moore) 247
Darius Jay 5
David 325
Ella 325
Frances Susan (Elliott) 6
Frank C 268
George Byron 325
George Washington' 268
Hugh 325
Jane (Loverin) 268
John' 268, 325
Joseph' 268
Josephine" 268
Kirk Byron' 268
Laura' 268
Lydia Perkins' 268
Margaret Ann' 268
Mary A.. (Roberts) 269
Mary Elizabeth 268, 325
Mary EUa' 268
Mary G .' 269
Mary (Wallingford) 268
Mehitable (Perkins) 268
Milton Boyce' 268, 269
Nancy' 268
Nancy B.' 268, 269
PoUy B.' 268, 269
Robert' 268
Robert Bartlett 325
RoUna W." 268
Samuel' 268
Samuel' 32, 268
Thomas Calvin' 268
WUUam P. 247
NEATE EUenor 171
NELSON Ada Leila 236
Albert 199
Archie L. 259
Bertha May 259
Clara 187
Darius 199
EUa (Hills) 233, 236
George Henry 236
Hannah 190
Helen (Clark) 199
Ida M. 187
Jane 199
Josie 199
JuUa F. (Huntoon) 199
L. Howard 89
LiUian B. (MorriU) 259
Lionel 187
Maria 199
Milton 199
Mona I. 89
NelUe 199
Ralph Sylvester 199
Sarah M, (Colby) 89
Sylvester 199
Walter 259
WiUiam D. 89
WiUiam H. 89
NESBITT Mary L. (Mathews) 236
T. P. 236

NESMITH Lucy Ann 326
NETTEL Augusta C. (Railey) 288
Edith Babette 288
Emest John 288
James A. 288
Paul R. 288
NEWCOMB Submit 318
NEWHALL Gorham P. 194
Rebecca P. 194
NEWKIRK Margaret A. 234
NEWLIN Anna 143
NEWMAN
AUce (Piper) 143
Cleon W. 143
Comfort (MorrUl) 266
Dorothy 143
Ernestine 143
Ezra 266
LiUian 269
NEWTON Abigail G. (Simpson) Clem
ent 310
Charies Gilbert 298
Mary 295
Mary M. 310
Paul 298
Rachel T. (Sanborn) 298
Sylvester 310
W. F. H. 298
William Sanborn 298
NICHOLS EUza A. (Parkinson) 277
EUzabeth H. 257
Ellen H. (Hazelton) 267
Luke 277
Margaret L. 258
Minnie 189
Walter 257
NICHOLSON Sarah 315
NILES Adaline 260
Alanson 260
AUenson 261
Annette 260
Beniamin S. 261
Clara 260
Joseph G. 261
Joseph W. 260
Lucius 260
Matilda 261
Nancy (MorriU) 261
Oliver 260
Sarah (MorriU) 260
Sophronia 260
WUber F. 260
NOBLE Henry G. 180
Mary J. (Dow) 108
Susan R. (Smith) 180
NOHREN Louise R. E. 36
NORRIS Claude K. 214
Eva M. 214
Henry L. C. 214
Joanna (Chase) 58
Margery E. 214
Martha (Clough) Guy 70
Maud R. (Kenney) 214
Samuel 70
NORTON Caroline S. 257

INDEX.

405

NOWLIN Eleanor E. 120
J. B. 120
Jane E. (Sykes) 120
NOYES Abbie E. (Rolfe) 123
Altha Ann" 269
Arthur Edward' 269
Arthur Rolfe 124
Bernard Clifford 267
Calvin' 269
Carrie E. 320
Carrie (Streeter) 269
Charles 180
Charles' 269
Charlotte Emery 124
Charles Edward' 269
Dorothy (Hancock) 180
Elizabeth C. (Morse) 266
EUa A. (Lambert) 269
Elsie Brown 124
Flora M. (Taylor) 329
Frank S.' 269
Fred P. 266
George 320
George AlUson 123
George D. S. 329
George K.' 269
George Leroy 266
Grace EsteUe' 269
Henry Sanborn 267
Iva L. (Pillsbury) 269
James F.' 269
Leon Emery 267
Lester* 269
Lucretia (Pickering) Mer
riU RandaU 291
Lucy 158
Mary E. (King) 269
Mary Eliza 124
Mary Emery' 213
Mary M. (Coffin) 233
Maude N.* 269
Nora B.* 269
Olive Ann' 269
OUve (French) 155, 269
OUve (Vamum) 269
Ralph R.* 269
Sarah (CogsweU) 83
Stewart* 155, 269
WUliam 83
Winnie M.' 269
NUDD  202
Abbie Emma" 272
AbigaU P. (Sanborn) 271
AbieaU (Thomas) 270
Abra A. (Drake) 272
Addie S. (Emerson) 272
Alice B, (Brown) 272
Ahnira' 271, 293
Andrew J.' 271
Andrew T.» 272
Ann Bowers" 271
Annie E. 272
Annie J. (Dearborn) 271
Annie L. (Varner) 272
Arthur' 271
Arthur Edward" 272
Benjamin' 270
Benjamin B.' 271, 272, 294
Carios' 271
Catherine (Reardon) 270,
271
Clara' 271
Clarissa' 271
Clarence WUUam" 272
David KimbaU' 56, 271,
272

NUDD (cont.)
Elbridge Chaplain" 272
Ellen Amanda' 272
EUzabeth' 271
Elmer RusseU'" 272
Erastus' 270, 271
Erastus' 271
Ethel" 272
Finette' 270
Flora Belle' 272, 294
Florette' 272
George Warren" 272
Hannah' 270
Hannah" 270
Hannah C. (Loring) 271
Hannah T.« 271
Hiram' 272
Horace G.' 272
Hosea L.' 271
Isaac Foss' 270
Isaac P.' 270, 271
IsabeUe' 271
James' 270
James' 270
James' 270
James' 270
Joane 103. 270
John 51
John' 270
John" 270
John KimbaU 270
Jonathan' 270
Jonathan' 270
Joseph' 270
Joseph Warren' 92, 270,
293
Joseph Warren' 271
Joseph Warren" 271
Josephine' 271
Josephine (Carter) 61
Lavina J. (Chaplain) 56,
272
Levi' 270 ,
Lois (Flynn) 270
Mabel P. (Downing) 272
Manson Harlan" 272
Margaret' 271
Martha' 270
Martha" 271
Martha J. (Currier) 272
Mary 192
Mary' 270
Mary' 270
Mary' 270
Mary' 270
Mary' 271
Mary" 271
Mary EUa" 272
Mary Jane Loring" 271
Mary (Warren) 270
Melinda (Whitcher) 271,
272
Nancy (Marsh) 272
Narcissa' 92, 271
Olive Annette" 272
Oliver F.» 271
Orianna J.' 272
Orren Clark" 272
Otis W.» 272
Rebecca C. (Perkins) 272
Robert' 270
Roger! 103. 270
Samuel' 270
Samuel" 270
Sarah' 270
Sarah (Dearborn) 270
Sarah E. (Glines) 271
Sarah (Maloon) 270
Thomas' 103, 270

NUDD (cont.)
Thomas' 270
Thomas' 270
Thomas' 270
Thomas" 270
Thomas' 270
Victoria M. (WaUace) 272
WaUace" 272
Walter Elbridge" 272
Warren' 270
Warren' 271
Warren B." 272
William' 270
NUTE Jothan' 97
Mary (Canney) 97
Mary (Davis) 97
William' 97
NUTTING Almon M.' 273
Florence H. (Blenus) 273
Frank Blenus' 273
Frank C 273
Hannah M. (Boyce.) 272
Hattie B. (Clark) _ 273
Henry 214
Lemuel 214, 248
Lou O.' 273
Luther M.' 272
Sadie (Knowles) 248
Susie M. (Knowles) Graves
214
W. Stacy' 273
OAKLEY Florence 87
Joseph S. 87
Myra A. (Wyckoff) 87
Myrabelle 87
Sumner 87
O'BRIEN AUce Maude 337
Dorothy O. 67
Emily Young 18
EmUy A. (Young) 18
Frank P. 57
Lincoln 18
Louise C. (Chaplain) 57
Miriam 18
Robert Lincoln 18
ODELL Artie 81
Delos 81
John 81
Joseph 81
Lydia 81
Lydia (Cody) 81
Mary 81
Theodore 81
OLEARY Bert E. 22
EUzabeth J. (Haskell) 22
OLIVER Bessie 38
Harold 38
Herbert 38
Minnie (Bradley) ¦ 38
Nathaniel EUis 38
Peachie 38
Reginald 38
OLNEY Charies J. 251
.lulia A, (Haines) 251
ORDWAY Anna 48
Catherine 246
ORR Catherine Patten 127
Georgiana (Huckins) 196

406

INDEX.

ORR (cont.)
Jeanette 128
John C. 299
John F. 196
Judith 339
Lizzie M. 256
Ruth (Sanborn) 299
OSBORN Betsey (Moore) 246
George Jerry 9
Jacob 246
Mary 290
Mary J. 246
Minerva 290
OSBORNE Fannie Warren 153
Isabelle Graham 299
John Simpson 299
Rachel J. (Brown) 299
OSGOOD Abiah 246
Almyra EUzabeth (Clough)
80
Annie Mac' 168, 274
Asa K,' 273
Augustus' 273
Carlton 248
Charles 80, 285
Charles' 273
Charles S.' 274
Charlotte (Hodgdon) 274
Chariotte Mae" 274, 285
Chase' 273
Chase' 273
Constance 80
Deborah 184
Dorcas (Brown) 43
Dudley 246
Edward 206
Edward' 273
Edward' 168, 273, 274
EUzabeth 273
Elizabeth (McCrUUs) Mc
Clary 238
Elizabeth (Porter) 80
Elmer Benjamin 80
Enoch 43
Frances A. (Pickard) 274,
286
Hannah (Blanchard) 26
Hannah (Colby) 273
Hannah (Tibbetts) 273
Henry T.' 273
Ira 79
Jacob 246
Jacob D. 246
Jane D. Grace 246
John ' 273
John Kezer' 274
John P. 246
Judith 91
Judith A. (Sargent) 246
Louisa 265
Lucia A, (Moore) 248
Maria (Moore) 246
Martha (Moore) 246
Martha (Tucker) 273
Mary 91, 177, 245
Mary Ann 246
Mary E. 79
Mary J. (Osborn) 246
Mary K,' 273
Mary (Stevens) 273
Marv (Tihon) 246
Mehitable (Chase) 273
Nancy (Kezer) 273
Phebe (Stevens) 273
Sally' 273
Samuel 238, 240

OSGOOD (cont.)
Sarah Morrison 246
Shuah (Eastman) 273
Stephen 26
iSusan Kezer" 274
Timothy" 273
True 246
WUliam' 273
William' 273
OSSIER Laura 311
OTIS Jane Hussey 341
Joshua 341
Mary 341
Richard 341
Sarah Stoughton 341
OTTERSON John 62
Margaret Elizabeth 62
Mary (Wilson) 62
OTTO Anna E. (Weimer) 119
Bodo 119
Helen Augusta 119
J. B. 120
Lucie Entermarks 122
OVIATT James C. 6
Susan S. (Forrest) 6
PAGE Aaron' 274
Abigail (Tilton) 274
Betsey 177
Christopher 104
Christopher' 274
Cornelius 67
David" 274
David' 274
Edith 42
EUzabeth' 275
EUzabeth (Jackson) 274
Ezekiel GUman" 275
Hannah 103
Jennie M. 209
John 67, 94
John" 274
John' 274
John' 275
Lucy 274
I;Uther 75
Lydia' 274
Lydia' 275
Lydia (Sanbom) 274
Margaret 274, 294
Margaret' 274
Martha 186
Martha (Clough) 67
Mary 104,
Mary 274
Mary' 274
Mary' 275
Mary A. 89
Mary Bates 275
Mary (Fletcher) 275
Mary G. (Burleigh) 275
Mary (Huzzey) 274
Mary (James) 202
Mary (Marsh) 67, 94
Mercy 67
Moses' 274
Nathan Sanborn' 275
Phebe (Burdm) 276
Reuben' 61, 274
Reuben' 275
Robert 103, 294
Robert' 274
Robert' 274

PAGE (cont.)
Ruth' 274
Ruth (Dearborn) 274
Ruth (Elliot) 276
Ruth G. (Brown) 42
Ruth (Smith) 274
Samuel Jackson' 275
Sarah' 68
Sarah' 61, 275
Sarah (Davis) 94
Sarah E, (Brown) 75
Sarah (Sanborn) 61, 274
Stella (Sweatt) 313
Susan (Goss) 275
Thomas' 274
Wasson 202
WiUiam Herbert 42
PAIN Elizabeth 96
PAINE Arthur B. 346
Emma (Stanlow) 346
PALLET Adaline (Hoague) 276
Benjamin' 275
Deliverance' 275
Jane 275
Jane' 275
Joseph' 276
Joseph' 275
Lydia 275
Molly (Sanborn) 275, 295
Nathaniel' 275. 295
Nathaniel' 275
Polly' 275
Ruth (Dearborn) 275
Sally (Hoague) 275
PALMER Abbie 143
Abbie F. 52
AUie (Galpin) 143
Charles 143
E. Lula 143
Edmund 143
Edmund C. 143
Effie 143
Elias 199
Ellen (Foster) 143
Emma B. 143
Eva 143
Grace 199
Irena 127
Jane (Nelson) 199
Joanna 58
Kendrick 199
Moses 52
Sarah (Foster) 142
Sarah (Palmer) 52
Sarah (Porter) 27
Truman 142
WiUiam A. 27
PARKER AbigaU (Fernald") 276
Adelaide H. (CiUey) 174
Albert A. 100
Alfred W.' 276
Carrie E. 100
Charies E.' 276
Charies H.' 276
Clara (Sanborn) 276
Cynthia' 276
Cyrus 134
Doicas (Whitney) 276,
338
Ebenezeri 58, 276
Ebenezer' 276, 281
Edith Wainman 143
Ehzabeth C. (Benson) 100
Elizabeth S. 256

INDEX.

407

PARKER (cont.)
Eunice" 276
Frank J. 143
Frederick 134
Hannah' 276
Hannah T. (Nudd) 271
Harriet 134
HoUis 134
Joseph E. 271
Joshua' 276, 338
Lucy J. (Peverly) 276,
281
Lydia C 276
Lydia (Chase) 58, 276
Mary 331
Mary A.' 276
R. C. 174
Susannah 134
Susannah (Foster) 134
Thomas Wainman 143
PARKINSON Betsey' 277
Caroline' 277
Clarissa' 277
Clarissa Harlow" 277
EUza Ann* 277
EUzabeth (Kelso) 277
Esther Wood' 277
Esther (Wood) 276
Frances C* 277
Henry' 204, 276
Hemy' 277
Henry* 277
Jane" 277
Janet (McCurdy) 204, 277
John K.* 277
Lydia R. (Wilson) 277
Mary* 277
Mary B. Alley 277
Nancy' 277
Richard" 277
Robert' 277
Royal* 277
Sophia' 205, 277
William' 276
PARMENTER Amy 53
John 53
PARRETT Jane E. 285
PARRIS Amelia I. (Chaplain) 57
Arlene Capitola 57
George H. 57
PARSONS Florence Lavinia 56
Frederick Austin 56
Frederick Austin, Jr. 56
Lucy F. (Chamberlain) 56
Martha Louise 177
Ruth (Butler) 86, 86
"WUUam Chamberlain 66
PATCH CarroU Gilman 32
Grace Marion 32
Harry Walter 32
Iia Leona 32
Marcia Francella 32
Minnie O. (Gilman) 32
Walter D. 32
PATERSON Jane 164
WilUam 164
PATRICK Adaline* 278
Alex Gerrish' 279
Amanda (MorrUl) 82
Andrew' 278

PATRICK (cont.)
Apphia A. (Morrill) 278
Betsey' 278
Carrie' 279
David LyaU' 279
Dellah' 278
Eliza Ann" 82, 278
Eliza Mary' 278
Elizabeth (McFarland) 278
Elizabeth McFariand' 279
EUen' 278
EUen Harriett" 279
Emeline' 279
Frank" 279
George T. W." 279
Harriett (White) 279
Isaac' 278
Isaac' 278
John' 277, 278
John' 278
John' 278
John' 278, 279
John' 279
John Fordice' 279
Joseph" 278
Joseph Bartlett' 279
Joseph G." 82, 264, 278
Levi* 278
Levi' 279
Margarett (Graveling) 279
Mary' 278
Mary Amanda" 278
Mary (Gerrish) 278
Mary Mills" 279
Mary (Mills) 278
Mary (Young) 278
Matthew' 277, 278
Matthew' 278
Matthew' 278
Matthew' 278
Maud (LyaU) 279
Morrill' 278
Rebecca' 278
Rebecca (Wiley) 278
Robert' 278
Samuel' 278
Samuel' 279
Sarah" 278
Thoma.s' 278
Walden White' 279
WilUam' 264, 278
William" 278
William McFariand' 278
PATTEE Cyrus 110
GeorgianaE. (Kimball) 211
John R. 211
John Ralph' 211
Mary A. (Driscoll) Twom
bly no
Ruth 211
PATTEN Charies 315
Daisy 315
Frances 175
Joseph 315
Minnie B. (Smith) 315
PATTERSON LiUian 98
Louisa 85
Margaret 258
PAUL Elmena M. (Haskell) 22
John H. 22
PAYNE Edward C. 339
Clara (Rogers) Williams
339

PAYSON Amanda C. (Morrill) 264
Edward S. 264
PEABODY Alice (Blanchard) 25
Betsey (Austin) 25
Clara Kenrick 25
David Austin 25
Ellen Frances 25
Ellen Noyes 25
Francis 134
Hannah (Hale) 134
J. Millard 75
Kendal O. 25
Mary J. (Taylor) 75
Sarah Austin 25
Sarah B." 25
Sarah Blanchard' 25
WilUam 134
PEAR George M. N. 49
Lucinda M. 49, 150
Nancy (Carter) 49, 291
PEARCE Helen L. (Moore) 252
Levein 252
WiUiam 252
PEARSON Carl Cogswell 87
Carrie Louise 87
Charles Albert 87
Frank Cogswell 87
Helen Louise 87
Margaret Helen 87
Margaret S. (Osgood) 87
Mary J. (Hancock) 181
Rebecca 5
Timothy 87
Timothy A. 87
WiUiam Francis 181
PEASLEE Aeta Neal 268
Bessie Margaret 268
Betsey 156
Betsey A. (Parrish) 156,
187
Clara 166
Claramon B. 268
Don A. 268
Faye 268
Fern 268
Frank A. 268
Idonia L. 268
Ina L. 268
LiUian 268
Lysle 268
Margaret A. (Neal) 268
Martha E. 222
May R. 268
Nettie (Rencehausen) 268
RusseU 268
Zaccheus 156, 187
PEASLEY Jane 96
Joseph 95
Mary (Johnson) 95
PENDLE Mary E. (Cass) 98
WaUace H. 98
PENNOCK Mary 143
PEPPERRELL Andrew 10
William 10
PERKINS AbigaU (Hancock) 180
AUce M. (Brown) 47
Comfort 247
Donald L.' 280

408

INDEX.

PERKINS (cont.)
Elizabeth 300
EUa FeUows' 280
Emily A. (Burieigh) 279
Emma A. (Jenkins) 47
Fiorina S.' 279, 280
Fred B.' 280
Freda ArdeU' 280
Hannah (Sanborn) 279,
296
Helen Elizabeth 47
Helen (Fellows) Ball 279
Homer Lathe 47
Joanna (Chase) 58
John Butters 47
Jonathan 268
Kate BeU' 280
Leon Adams' 280
Lester Clifton' 280
Levi' 279, 295
Lizzie A. (Adams) 280
Lizzie A. (Powers) 280
Lydia 67, 268
Mabel' 280
Mary E. 108
Mary Etta 327
Mehitable 268
MUdred Lucile* 280
Ned Whitcher' 280
Phebe Harper' 279, 280
Ransom 88
Ray Harris" 280
Rebecca C. 272
Roberf 280
Robert Sanborn' 279
Sarah Eunice 149
Susan B. (Crockett) 280
Susan F. (Cogswell) 88
Susannah D. (Wheeler)
280
Thomas 58
WUliam ISO
Zebina Curtis' 279
PERLEY Amos 84
David H. 109
Hannah (Goodhue) Cogs
weU 83
Margaret (Cogswell) 84
Minnie H. 109
Sarah C. (Johnson) 109
Thomas 83
PERRY Hannah (Laughton) 234
Louisa 234
Maude Marion 161, 153
Moses 234
PERSONS Eliakim D, 331
Prussia 331
PETERS Hannah 134
Mary 134
Samuel 134
PETTINGILL Annie 321
Da\dd 50
Martha (Sargent) 50
Sarah 50
PETTIGROVE Georgia Cyrene 64
Joshua 64
PameUa C. (Hewes) 64
PEVERE Ahna 316
James 118, 316
Phebe (Clark) 118, 316

PEVERLY Abbie Jane" 282
Abigail' 281
Almira (Sanbom) 203, 282
Benjamin Cotton' 281
Betsey 276
Betsey (Sanbom) 281, 298
Betsey (Sherburne) 114,
115, 281
Betty (Davis) 97
Charies" 282
Charles George" 282
Charies Taylor' 282
Clara A. (Lovering) Mud
gett, 282
Dexter" 282
Edward Blake' 282
Eliza' 281
Eliza Jane 2
EUzabeth 281
Elizabeth' 281
Elizabeth (Ham) 281
Fannie 246
Frances Jane' 282
Frances Leland 282
Frank" 211,282,317
Freeman L. 2
Freeman Webster' 282
George' 281
George Dow" 282
George W.' 203, 281, 282
Georgianna" 282
Hannah' 281, 344
Harriet' 281
Harriet E." 203, 282
Horace Emery' 282
Ida M." 211, 282
James' 281
James' 281
Jeremiah' 281
John' 211, 256, 281, 298
John Sanbom" 106, 282
Judith (Wiggin) 128, 215,
282
.LeonoraM (Dow) 106,282
Lucy Jane' 276, 281
Lucy Jane' 128, 282
Mary' 281
Mary' 114, 281
MaryE. (Emery) 115,282
Mary Elizabeth' 282
Mary EUen' 282
Mary (Seavey) 2
Nathaniel' 281
Nathaniel' 281
Nathaniel' 114, 115,276,
281
Nathaniel* 128, 215, 281,
282
NelUe M. 75
Nellie M. (MerriU) 282
Ruby W. (Squiers) 211,
282, 317
Sally Sanborn' 211, 281, 282
Sarah Anna" 282
Sarah E." 215, 282
Thomas' 281
Thomas" 281
Thomas' 115, 281, 282
PHELPS Abigail 309
Eliza 309
Kate C, (Ryther) 56
Mary (Simpson) 309
Melvina 309
Oscar W. 55
Rachel 309
Solomon 309
Uriah 309

PHILBRICK AbigaU 34
Ebenezer 49
Dorinda 65
Harriet C. 261
James 298
Jane (McCrillis) 239
John 49
Mary C. (Carter) 49
Mary L. 64
Mary Y. 102
Sarah 298
Serena Wells 214
PHILBROOK Harriet 251
NeUie E. 100
PHILLIPS Abbie L. (Green) 283
Allen M. 309
Amanda' 283
Dyer M.' 283
Elam 212
Ella (Simpson) 309
Esther (Hunt) 283
Ethel 309
John' 283
Judith (Randall) 283
Lydia 36
Margaret (Beck) 23, 283
Maria 212
Mary (Dyer) 283
Micah' 283
Nellie 309
Shepard 23, 283
Sherman E.* 283
Statura (Shepard) 283
WUUam' 283
PICKARD  283
Abigail* 115, 284
AbigaU (Foster) 135, 283
Alfaretta' 286
Alfred H." 284
Alfred MerriU" 286
Allan Clifford' 286
Alice C. (Shaw) 285
Amos' 284
Annie L. (Sargent) Lau- /
rence 285
Annie May" 106, 286
Alvin NeweU' 286
Arthur' 248, 284
Arthur Edward' 286
Ashley H.» 284
Bernice Jocina" 286
Bertha EUa' 285
Bertha F. (Wilson) 286
Betsey" 284
Carleton Monroe' 286
Carrie Emma' 286
Catherine H.' 284
Charles Elmer' 285
Charles Henry' 286
Charles W." 284
Charles Woodman' 285
Chariotte F.« 284
Clara' 248, 284
Clara H . (Moore) 248, 284
Clarence Henry' 286
Cora AdeUa' 285
Cyrus P.' 284
Cyrus W.» 284
Daniel'^ 205, 284
Daniel' 248, 284
Daniel J." 284, 286
Dorothy E.' 284
Edna M. (Hunt) 286
Edward 248
Elias 42

INDEX.

409

PICKARD (cont.)
Elias Sargent' 284, 285
Ehza M. (Mathewson) 284
Elizabeth' 284
Elizabeth Betsey' 285
EUzabeth (Emery) 284
EUzabeth Fanny' 286
Elizabeth (Foster) 135,
283
EUzabeth (Jones) 283
Elizabeth R." 284
Elsie Edna' 286
Elvira Ann (Towle) 284
Emma Frances' 102, 280
Enoch E.' 274, 284, 285,
312, 327
Florence Orissa' 286
Florence R. (Houghton)
Frances A.' 274, 285
Frances A. (Haynes) 284
Frances Edson' 285
Frank' 286
Frank A.' 284, 285
Frank O.' 102, 106, 285,
328
Gertrude Florence' 286
George Augustus' 285
George Warren' 286
Grace S. (Pierce) 284
Greenleaf Augustus 139
Hannah (Harvey) 283
Hannah (Little) 284
Harriet H.' 284
Helen J.' 42, 286
Herman Hodge' 286
Henry 248
Henry Samuel' 284
Herbert P.' 284
Ida Viola' 286, 328
Isaiah L." 284
Isaiah L.' 284
James 139
Jane AUce' 285
Jane C 285
Jane (Crosby) 283
Jane E. (Parrett) 285
Jennie O. (Hodge) 286
Jeremiah 135
Jeremiah* 283
Jeremiah" 283
Jeremiah' 284, 286
Jeremiah T." 284
John' 283
John' 248, 284, 285
John' 286
John Amos 285
John Dresser" 284, 285
Joseph' 283
Joseph" 284, 285
Joseph' 285
Joseph Warren' 286
Josephine (KeUy) 286
JuUa Elizabeth' 285
Katherine Shaw' 285
Leon Wheeler' 286
Leonard Joseph' 285
LUlie Belle' 285
Louisa L. (Whitcomb) 284
Louisa M.' 285. 327
Lucy A. (Warren) 286
Lucy J. (Cochran) 285
Lucy M. (Towle) 285
MabeU KimbaU' 286
Margaret E. (Eaton) 284
Marian E.' 284
Marion L. 327
Martha J. (Griffin) 285
Mary A. D.' 284

PICKARD (cont.)
Mary (Crowley) 285
Mary B.' 284, 285
Mary EUa' 286
Mary Ella (Lee) 285
Mary (Foster) 139
Mary H. (Haribot) 327
Mary J (Small) 102, 106,
285,312
Mehitable" 283
Mehitable D.« 284, 286
Mehitable (Dresser) 283
Morton Adams" 286
Moses" 283
Nancy 139
Nancy Maria' 286
NeUie Pearl' 286
Oscar Seavey' 286
Ray Hamilton' 286
Rufus Jeremiah' 286
Ruth Howe' 286
Samuel 136
Samuel" 284
Samuel" 284
Sarah" 284
Sarah' 205, 284
Sarah (Coffin) 284
Sarah Elizabeth' 285
Sarah (Glines) 42, 285
Sarah Grace' 285
Susan CaUsta' 286
Susan E." 284
Susan (Harvey) 205, 284
Walter Amos' 285
Walter Earl' 286
Warren D.' 285
Warren Wilson" 286
WilUam H.» 284
WUliam L.' 284
WilUam MitcheU" 286
Willie 248
Winifred L.» 284
PICKERING Alice 344
Hannah (Nutter) 171
Joseph Warren 171
Mary 175
OUve 171
PIERCE Frederick Clifton 131
Grace S. 284
PIERREPONT Alice Manning 9
Dr. 9
Statira (Manning) 9
PIKE Ella E. 87
Grace Ora 109
Mabel L. (Drew) 109
Marion Louise 109
Philip H. 109
Susan 98, 217
PILLSBURY BUley Emerson' 49, 286,
287
Charies Henry' 287
David" 286
Eliza Jane' 287
Elvira 240
Hannah (Jones) 286
Ida Josephine' 287
Ivah Louise 269
John' 286
Judith Jones' 286
Martha C. (French) 49,
287
Miriam 286
Richard' 286
Sarah E.' 200, 287

PINGREE Emma A. (Virgin) 319
Nathan 319
PINGRY Ruth M. 147
PINKHAM  270
Helen L. 265
PIPER  334
AUce 143
E. G. 143
EUsha 195
Ella W. 143
Elmeda 206
Emma 206
Ernest 143
Evelyn 143
Floyd 143
Frank 206
Fred 206
Hiram 251
Olive (Keysar) 206
Josiah 195
Margaret Ann (Huckins)195
Mary (Cariton) 251
Mary (Plumer) 195
Mary (Wainman) 143
R. loster 143
Raye T. 143
Thomas 206
PITMAN Nancy 10
PITTS Harriet A. (Dow) 107
N. A. 107
PLASTRIDGE Abbie M. (Cass) 287
Amy' 287
Arthur W." 287
Betsey M. (Stratton) 287
Charles' 287
Charles F.' 287
Ella 99
Flossie' 287
Frank C 287
Henry Smith' 287
Ida I.' 287
Otelia M. (Johansson) 287
Ruth" 287
Walter' 287
Willie' 287
PLATTS Ruth 88
PLIMPTON Matilda Fiske 62
PLUMER Eliza A. (Coombs) 195
PLUMMER Bessie M. (Shaw) 307
Eliza Jane 165
Flora A. (Young) 346
George 307, 346
Henry 346
Mary 7
Mildred 307
Nathan 7
William 340
POGUE Katherine L. 123
Mary E. (Hastings) 123
Robert H. 123
Ruth E. 123
WilUam 123
POLLARD EUzabeth (Sherburne) 196
Irene 196
Joseph 196
Louisa 196

410

INDEX.

POOR Enoch 60
PORTER Aaron 27
Cora Belle 78
E. K. 296
Henrietta M. (Russell) 78
John 139
Louis N. 78
Mercy 139
Nancy E. (Sanborn) 296
Rebecca (Blanchard) 27
Sarah 27
Sophia 27
Thomas 139
POTTER Angeline (Fretts) see next
Angeline G. (French) 7,
287
Ann Maria 247
AveriU M.' 287
Charles H. 247
. Cora Bean 267
Drexia (Hill) 343
Elizabeth 45
F. Oscar" 287
Fred Oscar' 287
Grace (Brooks) 45
Hannah (Young) 128
Harriet C. 91
Henry 343
Henry H. 91
Isaac Frye' 7, 247, 287
Jacob A.' 247, 287
James Leroy 267
James Leroy, Jr. 267
Jemima (Morse) 267
Jessie (Foote) Hanaford
287
John Hendy 267
Judah 45
Katherine Burleigh 267
Laura A. (Hendy) 267
Laura Ann 247
Laura Ella 7
Loraine 260
Lois, 311
Lois (Scott) 311
Margaret 267
Mary 311
Mary E. 247
Sophronia (Moore) 247,
287
Sumner 311
Walter Burleigh 267
POULTER Rachel 45
POWELL Anna (Ame.s) 3
Stephen 36
PQ-WERS CarroU Seavey 235
Cynthia E. (Mathes) 235
Elsie (Stevens) 280
George 280
Leon Tyler 235
Lizzie A. 280
LleweUyn 232
Rodman Tyler 235
PRATT Lydia (Parmenter) 53
Sally 325
Thomas 53
PRESBY  166
Edward 165
SaUy (Glmes) 165

PRESCOTT Alfred Usher 147
Anna J. (Thompson) 336
Anna L. 76
Anna Locke 72
Charles 199
Dudley 335
Edward Alfred 147
Ehzabeth (Brown) 46
EUen M. 76
Eunice 128
Frances Annette 147
Franklin Newell 147
George 76
Harvey Oscar 199
Jedediah 232
John 160
Jonathan 76
Louisa 128
Lyman Whidden 335
Mark 128
Marv 232
Miranda E. (Clough) 76
Nancy 72
NeUie 44
NeUie (Huntoon) 199
Orietta Augusta (Foster)
147
Polly (Gibson) 160
Ralph 199
Ruth 199
Sally (Brown) 128
Samuel Potter' 46
Sarah (Morrill) 232
Sophronia" 46
Sydney 199
Timothy 72
Willard Lincoln 147
PRICE Clara B. (Emery) 120
Clarence Emery 120
John H. 120
PRINGLE Daisy M. 143
PULSIFER Hannah T. (Clifford) Weeks
332
Sara (Coombs) 181
PUTNAM Ethel (Chaplain) 57
Henry 57
Israel 187
Jesse 54
Martha Ann 54
Mary (Patrick) 278
PUTNEY Elarkcum 267
Hephzibah 267
Nancy 267
QUIMBY Alfred 29
Mary Jane 223
Mary (McCriUis) 240
Samuel 240
QUINN John 233
Mary 233
Theresa 233
RADCLIFFE '
Emily A. 310
RAILEY Augusta C.' 288
Augusta C. (Foster) 146,
288
John J. 146, 288
Katherine E.' 288
Martha F.' 288

RAILEY (co.-it.)
Mary Ames' 288
Mary H. (Foster) 146, 288
Ruth B.' 288
William C." 288
RAND Carrie T. (Foss) 289
Dora Moses 79
Ebenezer' 288
Enoch' 289
Francis' 289
Frank E." 288, 289
George E." 289
Joanna C. (Lawton) 288
Jo.shua' 289
Lucy P. 4
MabeUe' 289
Mary (HiU) 289
Mary (Sanborn) 210
Naomi (Sherburne) 289
Sarah (Wentworth) 181
Thomas WilUam' 289
RANDALL Abigail (RunneUs) 290
Agnes' 290
Agnes' 290
Agnes (Forrest) 130
Almira S," 50, 292
Anna 231
Anna* 290
Apphia' 200, 291
Apphia A,' 30, 291
Arthur M.' 290
Bertha B. 31, 293
Bessie" 293
Bessie A, (HaU) 293
Betsey' 215, 291
Betsey (Forrest) 130, 291
Betsey EUison 290
Caroline Chamberlain'
292
Christopher' 290
Clara J. (Collins) Bean
292
Comfort (Allen) 291
Daniel" 290
Daniel' 30, 291
Daniel' 169, 291, 292
David' 291
David' 290, 291
DoUy (Worthen) 200
Elbridge Gerry' 291
Eliza' 291
Ehzabeth* 290
EUzabeth (Tozer) 289
Elizabeth (Blanchard) 289
EUzabeth V.' 50, 292
EUa Nancy 266
EUison' 290
Elvira Robinson' 292
Emma C," 292
Euna Hannah' 293
Emily F.' 291
EmUy Fellows' 292
Etta" 292
Francis' 289
Gertrude Nell" 293
Gideon" 290
Harriet 291
Henrietta K,' 50, 292
Hernando Cortez' 291
Hezekiah' 290
James' 290
John 283
John' 289
John' 291
Jonathan* 290
Jonathan" 290
Jonathan" 130, 290, 291

INDEX.

411

RANDALL (cont.)
Judith 283
Katherine E. (Gleason)
161, 292
Leroy A.' 50, 292
Lucinda M. (Pear) Foster
49
Lucretia' 291
Lucretia M.' 291
Lucretia (Pickering) Mer
riU 291
Maria Adelaide' 292
Martha' 291
Martha B. 187
Martha McDaniel 292
Mary* 290
Mary' 291
Mary' 291
Mary E. (Merrill) 292
Mary G. (MerriU) 169
Mary (Hodgdon) 289
Mary Jane' 291
Mary (Osborn) 290
Mary (RunneUs) 290
Mary T. (Foster) 139
MerriU S ' 161, 292
Miles* 290
Miles" 290
RlUes' 291, 292
Mineri'a (Osborn) 290
Miriam (Cliff ord) 189,292
Molly* 290
Moses 130
Moses" 290
Nancy' 291
Nancy (Carter) Pear 291
Nathaniel' 231, 289
Nathaniel* 290
Neva M.9 189, 293
Oren J.» 189, 291, 292
Richard' 289
Richard' 289
SaUie G.' 291
SaUy or Sarah 49, 200, 290
Samuel" 289
Samuel W.' 49, 291
Sarah' 291
Sarah J. (Miles) 292
Sarah (Shepard) 283
Sarah (Worthing) 290
Serena' 291
Simon* 290
Susan' 291
Su.san M. (Winch) 292
Sybel Baker' 293
Thomas B." 60, 292
Von Guy' 293
WUliam' 289
WUliam" 49, 200, 290
WUliam' 290
William T. 139
RANSON George Sidney 118
Mary C. (Emery) Ruck
man 118
WiUiam E. 119
RAWSON Effie Louisa 41
George Brooks 41
Huldah (Brown) 41
RAY Edith Lane 286
Florence Marion 285
Gwendolin Frances 285
Myron H. 285
Sarah Grace (Pickard) 285

RAYMOND Bessie E, (Lake) 216
CUfton 216
EUen F. 165
Edgerton 166
George 216
Georgia A, 309
Jessie Permelia 165
Lloyd 216
REA Anna 14
Elizabeth (McKee) 16
John 15
Mary Laughlin 15
Samuel 15
REARDON Catherine 270, 271
RECTOR Charles 55
Rebecca C. (Ryther) 55
REED Ada 44
Alson Martin' 293
Augustus Gardner 204
Bert Chester' 293
Carolyn E. (Butler) 346
Emma A. (Shaw) 293, 307
Frank Elmer' 293
Henry Jerome 346
Herbert Eugene 346
Ivie* 293
Jaber 345
Jane E. (Young) 345
Kate 174
Lulu BeUe' 293
Martin' 293
Mary (Berry) 293
Mary E. (Jones) Foster
203
Mary (Sawyer) 293
Mildred Emma' 293
Nathan 346
NeUie May* 293
Roswell C 293. 307
Sarah L. E. (Wood) 346
Sarah M. (Young) 346
Winnie M. (Johnson) 293
REGAN Sarah O. 320
RENCEHAUSEN Nettie 268
REVIERE John de la 298
REYNOLDS Mary 290
RICE Velina 327
RICHARDS Abigail (Bradley) 35
Alice (Ayers) 9
Benjamin 35
Effie L. 265
George 9
Mary 46
Oscar W. 265
AUce Horn (Lyford) 225
RICHARDSON Betsey J. 325
Betsey (Smith) 326
Elizabeth 165
George W. 151
Hannah (Bennett) 250
Josiah E. 226
Laura (Merrill) 151
Ruth A. 151
Solomon 250
Sophia M. 224
William M. 326

RIDDLE Carson 18
Elizabeth Rea 18
Elsie C, (Ayers) 17
Harry Carson 18
lAlcy Ayers 18
RIDENOUR Amanda EUen 14
WilUam T. 14
RIDER Lydia 109
WiUiam 109
RIGGS Alice Winifred 77
Charles H. 77
Edward 77
Edwin Hurd 77
EUzabeth Clough 77
Harriet Baldridge 77
Nancy A. (Hurd) 77
RILEY Francese West 339
James E. 339
Katherine (Whitney) 339
Odessa 346
RING Chase 273
Hannah 169-
Jarvis 169
Sally (Osgood) 273
ROBBINS Nancy 295
Susan (Ham) 179
ROBERDS Lynne 108
ROBERTS Arthur 142
Calvin 214
Diana 22
EUzabeth 97
Emily J. (Knowles) 214
Grace (Boyce) 214
Harold 214
Henry 142, 214
John 269
Josephine 147
Louise 317
Martha (Foster) 142
Mary Ann 269
Meribah D. 65
Newton 142
PameUa Ella 17
PameUa (Glines) 269
Walter Herbert 121
ROBERTSON Sarah Bradley 142
ROBIE Chas. W. 61
Harriet M. (Chase) 61
Samuel H. 61
William R. 61
ROBINSON Annie 21
Cora 21
Deborah (Lord) 56
Ehza (GUdden) 118
Emma 118
George 345
George E. 345
Hannah A. (MerriU) 242
Helen A. (Young) 345
Isaac 242
Jack 21
Jennie E. 345
Jonathan 60
JuUet Eudora 224
Martha 21
Mary (Chase) .58
Mehitable 221

412

INDEX.

ROBINSON (cont.)
Natt 21
NeUie 21
Polly 170
Sarah 21
, Sophia (Battis) 21
' Susan 318
Thomas J. 118
William 21
ROBY Angie Laura 327
Ann M. (Lamprey) 216
George Henry 66
Harry P. 216
LiUian 66
Mahala 256
Merle E. 216
Mildred E. 216
Sarah J. (Clifford) 66
ROCKWOOD Laura (Clifford) 66
ROGERS AbigaU (BuzzeU) 293
Almira (Nudd) 293
Almira (Rogers) 271
Annie Rohammie 133
Arthur L.* 294'
Benjamin .59
Betsey 324
Carroll L.* 294
Clara 339
Eleanor E. (DamereU) 339
Elinor 1
Elizabeth (Chase) 69
Enoch' 293
Ezekiel 33
Flora B. (Nudd) 294
Frank L.* 294
Hannah (Wise) 134
Jeremiah C. 339
John 134, 135
Joseph Warren' 294
Lucy 135
LueUa D.* 294
Luther' 271, 293
Mary 12. 134, 191
Mary E. 56
Mary E.' 294
Mary (McGregor) 12
Nathaniel 134
Periey' 294
Samuel 134, 135
Sarah 340
Susan 223
'Thomas Dorman 12
William 12
ROLFE Abbie Eliza 121, 123
Carrie A. (Fifield) 121
C. Bessie 121
Chariotte Annett 121, 123
EUza A. (Emery) 117
Eliza Jane . 117
Enoch Emery 117
George Edward 117
Hannah 113
Hannah (Tappan) 113
Henry 113, 117, 121, 308
Henry Jr. 124
Henry Lewis . 124
Jennie (Woodward) 121
John H. 312
Judith 336
Laurin Worth 312
Lydia E, (Gleason) 121
Marian Simpson 312
Martha 59
Martha Ellen 121, 124
Martha Esther 117, 121

ROLFE (cont.)
Mary Esther 121
Mary J, (Moody) 136
Mary Lydia 117, 121
Mary (Wilkinson) 124
Melinda (Monroe) 117
Maud E, (Lewis) 124
Nathaniel 135, 308
Rosalind WaUser 124
Roxana P. (Simpson) 312
Russell Emery 121
Timothy C. 117
Timothy Emery 117, 121
Timothy Perley 121, 124
Walter 117
Walter Herbert 121
WiUiam Gleason 124
ROLLINS Hannah 337
Josephine (Nudd) GUnes
271
Lydia 58
Nicholas 337
Wilbur 271
ROOBE Sarah 68
ROWAN Albert Ames 5
Charles Augustus 5
Florence Maria 5
Francis Ames 5
Harriet M. (Triplett) 5
Lucien Gerrish 5
Lucy Jane (Ames) 5
Margaretta 5
Mary Abbie (Luke) 5
Mary E. (Coddington) 5
Mary J. (Mahan) 5
Matthew 5
Matthew Arthur 6
Phebe (Ames) 5
William Fremont 5
ROWE Annie 137
Arthur 137
Arthur Harold 137
Bertha E. (Batchelder)
319
Flora A. (Lyford) 223
Foster 137
Fred B. 319
Hemy 223
Ira G. 137, 247
Kate (Brown) 211
Kate (Moore) 137, 247
Martha 137
Miriam (Foster) 137
Samuel 137
Sara (Wilkinson) 137
ROWELL Eliza 41
Joanna 300
Phihp 254
Sarah 252
Sarah (Morrill) 2.54
ROY John 138
Martha J. (Foster) 138
RUCKMAN Annie M. 119
Isaac M. 118
Mary C. (Emery) 118
RUDERSDORF John 205
Mary Emma 205
RUNDLETT Charles 3
Lydia (Ames) 3
Mary 197

RUNNELLS Abigail 290
EUza (Shaw) 307
Hannah 290
Henry 307
Job 290
John 307
Mary 290
Sally 57
Samuel 307
RUSSELL Aurelia 38
Emma F. (Haines) 174
Hannah 164
Harriet EUzabeth 174
Jabez 1.54
Lizzie 296
Walter S. 174
RUST George E. 176
Josephine M. (Haines) 175
RYAN Maggie A. 304
RYTHER Anna Louise 56
Cora L. (Stevens) 55
Cyrus Abbot 55
Cyrus C. 65
Cyrus G. 66
Elizabeth E. (Chamber
lain) 55
Emma (Holmes) 55
George C. 55
Hale Elkanah 55
Jessie Golden 55
Josephine (BramhaU) 65
Kate Corwin 55
Mary EUzabeth 66
Noble 66
Rebecca Caroline 55
Thaddeus Victor 55
Thaddeus Victor Jr. 56
WUliam Chamberlain 55
ST. CLAIR
AbigaU 98
Noah' 98
Lavina (Gault) 98
ST. JOHN
Irving Ira 140
Sarah M. (Foster) 140
SABIN Charles 173
Chariotte A. (Rolfe) 123
Donald 123
Richard Rolfe 123
Robert 123
SALTER Abigail 9
Abigail (Ayers) 9
Edward 9
EUza 9
Henry 9
John 9
Lucy 9
Sarah Ann 9
SAMBORNE or SAM
BOURNE (see SANBORN
SANBORN Abraham' 295
Abraham' 295
Abram' 299, 342
Abram' 296
Abigail P. 271
Ada E. 246
Ada (Moore) 246
Albert' 296
AUce' 299
Almira 282

INDEX.

413

SANBORN (cont.)
Ann 330
Ann' 296
Ann Eliza' 298
Ann EUza" 297
Ann (Lushell) 298
Ann N. (Marche) 296
Anna EUza 191
Anna (Mahaffey) 296
Apphia C 296
ArviUa 30
Asenath S. (Baker) 296
Benjamin 275
Benjamin" 295
Benjamin' 44, 72, 191,
295, 296
Benjamin" 296
Benjamin" 298
Benjamin S.' 296
Betsey 137, 281
Betsey' 261, 295
Betsey" 298
Betsey (Emery) 114
Carl Jeremiah" 299
CaroUne A. B.' 296
CaroUne A. (Emery) 297
CaroUne (Basford) 296
Charming T. 274, 285
Charles' 296
Charles F. 246
Charlotte M. (Osgood)
274, 285
Clara 276
Comfort' 296
Cyrene (Cofran) 296
Diadama 335
Daniel 221
Daniel Batchelder 44
Daniel L. 246
Deborah (WUson) 299
Edmund" 298
Edward Burr Smith' 297
Edwin 246
Edwin Burnham" 299
EUsha" 298
EUsha" 298
EUza 342
EUza" 299
EUza A." 295
EUza Ann" 296
EUza (Sanborn) 299
Elizabeth 221
EUzabeth (Gilman) 298
Ellen C.» 296
EmeUne (Clough) 44
Emily 72
Elvira A. (Batchelder) 342
Fannie (Peveriy) 246
Fanny (Eastman) 299
FideUa Adelaide" 297
Florette (Nudd) 272
Frances Ann 116
Francis' 298
George FrankUn' 297
George W.' 295
George Wilson' 75, 299
Gerrish' 296
Grace D. 30
Grata M. (Emery) 295
Hannah' 279, 295
Hannah (Brown) 298
Hannah (Clough) 44, 72,
296
Harrv Wilson' 299
Hazen' 296
Helen E. (Tappan) 297
Hiram 271
Howard' 297, 298
Inez Maude" 298

SANBORN (cont.)
Isabelle G. (Osborne) 299
Jacob' 299
Jacob O. 246
James Henry" 298, 299
Jane (Mason) 295
Jason B.« 296
Jennie M.' 296
Jeremiah' 296
Jeremiah Wilson' 299
Jesse 30
Joanna 67
John' 294
John' 298
John' 298
John' 298
John' 298
John" 298
John" 298
John" 298
John" 299
John R.' 295
Jonathan 330
Jonathan C. 299
Joseph' 296
Joseph' 296
Jo.seph C." 87, 191, 296
297
Joseph T. 246
Josephine (Hutchins) Clay
200
Kate Emery" 298
Laura A. (CogsweU) 87,
191, 297
Levi 228
Levi W. 336
Lizzie (RusseU) 296
Luanda' 296
Luther' 296
Lydia 274
Lydia " 298
Malvina (Blampin) 295
Margaret (Page) Moulton
294
Marguerite" 299
Maria" 296
Maria Louisa" 297
Marion Luella" 298
Martha' 295
Martha (Morrill) 335
Mary 43, 114
Mary A. (Brown) 75
Mary Abigail" 299
Mary (Barnes) 274
Mary (Burr) 296, 297
Mary C. (MorriU) 258
Mary (Drake) 295
Mary (Drake) Boulter
294, 295
Mary E. 246
Mary E. (Weeks) 299
Mary L." 295
Mary L," 299
Mary (Lougee) 299
Mary (Newton) 295
Mary (Tuck) 294
Miriam Louise 274, 285
MolUe 275
MoUy" 295
MorrUl" 299
Nancy E.' 296
Nancy (Lougee) 299
Nancy (Robbins) 295
Nancy T. 249
Nathan E. 272
Nathaniel Ladd" 299
Nettie (Cone) 296
Newton S. 258
Peggy (Cross) 130

SANBORN (cont.)
Phebe' 296
Phebe E.» 296
Phebe S.« 44, 295, 296
Phebe (Smith) 184, 295,
279
Polly' 295
Polly (Ladd) 298
Rachel Tappan" 298
Ralph Carl' 299
Ralph George' 299
Rebecca' 295
Rebecca (Swallow) 295
Reuben 274
Richard 200
Richard' 294, 298
Richard' 298
Richard' see Richard'
Ruth" 299
Ruth J. 246
Ruth (Moulton) 294, 298
Sadie F. 44
Sally' 295
Sally" 299
Sally Batchelder 299
Samuel 274
Sarah 274
Sarah" 298
Sarah C. (Burieigh) 271
Sarah L. (Ford) 298
Sarah (Moore) 246
Sarah P. (Ayers) 10
Sarah (Philbrick) 298
Shubael' 294, 296
Shubael' 295
Shubael" 184, -261, 279,
295
Shubael' 295
Shubael' 296
Simon D. 114
Smith' 295, 297
Smith' 296
Smith' 298
Sophia R. (StoweU) 315
Sylvanus' 296
Thomas'" 298
William' 298
William" 298
SANDERS Caroline 264
Emma 313
Florence J. (Gray) 224
John 264
Lucretia (Pickering) 291
SANDROCK May 153
SANFORD AdaUne (Patrick) 278
Isaac 266
Miriam (Morrill) 266
SARGENT Aaron' 300
Aaron' 300
Aaron' 300, 301
Abiah' 301
Abiah (Foster) 135
Abiah (Sargent) 301
Albert B. 23
AUce P. 292
Almira J. (Ayersl 17, 302
Almira S. (Randall) 292
Apphia A. (Young) 301,
344
Ara 29
Asa 304
Betsey' 301
Betsey (Stevens) 301, 318
Bridget W. (Scales) 304
C. Ainos 23

414

INDEX.

SARGENT (cont.)
Catherine (Beck) 23
Charles' 300
Charies' 284, 300
Charies John" 301
Charles M, 29
Comfort" 300
David 23
David S. 23
Dominicus' 300
Eben Rolfe 124
Edna M. 29
Elbridge E. 23
Ehjah 136
EUjah' 300
Ehzabeth 254
Ehzabeth (Perkins) 300
EUzabeth S." 301
Elmer Ulysses 124
Ezra' 300
Fannie E. 292
Firena B. (Allen) 301
George Jonathan" 302
Gideon L. 301
Grace O. 292
Hannah 75
Hannah 304, 306
Hannah' 301
Hannah (Foster) 135, 178
301
Herbert E. 292
Hepzibah (Heath) 300
Herman L. 292
Joanna (RoweU) 300
John 42
John' 300
Jonathan' 110, 301
Judith' 178, 301
Judith A. 246
Lucia Maria 110, 301
Lucinda' 301
Luther" 301, 302
Lydia' 300
Maria (Brown) 42
Martha A." 301
Martha E. (Rolfe) 124
Mary' 301
Mary A. 23
Mary (Colby) 300
Mary F." 90, 301
Mary (Nudd) 271
Mary T. 292
Mary (Tewksbury) 300
Maurice E. 292
Miriam (Tucker) 49, 300,
318
Myra' 300
Myra Ayers" 17, 302
Nancy' 49, 300
Nancy S. 338
Parmelia (Blanchard) Gil
man 29
PermeUa W. (Chase) 61
Phebe (Eastman) 110,301
Phihp' 300
S. F. 61
Sally' 300
Sally' 300
Samuel' 49, 300, 318
Samuel' 300, 301, 318
Samuel" 301
Sarah 114
Sarah' 301
Sarah (Bennett) 250
Sarah (Pickard) 284
SteUa N.' 193, 301
Submit (Esterbrook) 300
Susan' 178, 301
Susanna 88

SARGENT (cont.)
Theophilus" 300
Thomas 23
WilUam 88
William' 300
William' 300
William Forrest" 301, 344
WilUam Young' 17, 301,
302
Valerie C. (Moses) 302
Zebadiah" 135, 178, 300,
301
SAUNDERS Betsey , 226
Esther (Colby) 89
Jedediah 89
SAVAGE DrusUla B. 266
Hanorah E. (Flanagan)
243
Martin 243
Mary EUzabeth 243
SAWTELLE Mary (Cressy) 236
SAWYER Aaron 165
Ann 256
Apphia (Clough) 72
Asenath 155
Daniel 72
EUzabeth (Richardson)
155
Flora E. 75
Francis 164, 155
Hannah (Ross) 266
John H. 256
Judith 69
Lydia 1
Mary 112, 142
Mary C. 34
Mary (Hutchins) 200
Olive 154
Ruth 112
Tamar (Barker) 154
Sarah (Griffin) 165
WiUiam 112
SCALES Aaron' 304
Abie Blodgett' 304
Ada Belle' 304
Amy A. (Mosher) 305
Ann 303
Benjamin' 304
Bernice' 305
Betsey' 304
Bridget Walker' 304
Charles Spofford' 306
CorneUus' 305, 306
Eben' 305, see also Scales,
Edward'
Ebenezer' 304
Edith lone' 306
Edna Elizabeth' 306
Edner Swett 304
Edward' 302, 303
Edward" 302, 303
Edward" 304
George" 304
Hannah' 303
Hannah (Sargent) 304,
305
Hattie M. (Huntoon) 306
Huldah' 304
Isaac' 304
James' 303
James' 303
James' 303
Joanne Mooney' 304
John' 303

SCALES (cont)
John" 304
John' 304
John Sidney' 304, 305
Joseph' 303
Joseph H." 304
Joseph W.' 304, 307
Joseph W.s 166, 304
Juha (.\twood) 190
Lizzie Bartlett' 306, 306
Lucia Anna' 304
Lurana G," 305
Maggie A. (Ryan) 304
Mary' 303
Matilda (Hagenbuck) 306
May Bertie' 306
Melinda D.' 305
Mercy' 303
Nancy A, (Glover) 166,304
Nathan' 303
Oliver' 303
RolUn C 306
Roxanna' 306, 306
Roxanna Celicia' 306
Roxanna (Grover) 169,
305
Royal' 169, 305
Royal' 305
Royal' 304
Sadie C 306-
Sally' 304
Sally' 304
Sally (Shaw) 307
Sarah 250
Sarah (Curtis) 303
Sarah (Harris) 303
Sarah N. (Shaw) 304, see
also Sally (Shaw) Curtis
Stephen' 303
Susan" 304
Susannah (Curtis) 303
Susannah (WUley) 303
William' 302, 303
SCATES Abby 194
John 194
SCIJEUTTEE Amelia 162
Hermon 162
SCHOOLEY Cora A. (Heath) Scott 189
John 189
SCOTT Adeline (Simpson) 311
Charles Warren 311
Clarissa 214
Cora A. (Heath) 189
Edith 311
Eleazer 214
Emma 311
James 189
Lois 311
Martha 207
Mary J. (TaUant) 327
Thomas 207
Ursula 207
Winfield 189
SCUDDER Lydia 325
SEAMAN Arthur George 236
George Byron 235
Sadie E. (Worthen) 235
SEARLE Hannah (Cogswell) 84
Jonathan 84
SEVERANCE Ephraim 254
Lydia (MorrUl) 254

INDEX.

415

SEAVERNS NelUe 266
SEAVEY Ann (Sanborn) 296
Etta Adel Blanche 314
Frank Paul 314
Frank Robert 314
Louise Adele 314
Nettie M. (Sheldon) 314
Paul Sheldon 314
Sarah J, (Snaith) 314
SELLICK Charies Eddie 227
Eva May 227
Gracie 227
Joel B. 227
Susan C. (Bradley) 226
SENTER Parmela F. 125
SEWALL Henry 157
Jane 157
SEWELL Calvin D. 248
EUza T. (Moore) 248
Helen A. 248
Susie I. 248
SHADLE Susan Walters 123
SHANNON EUzabeth 75
SHATTUCK Ebenezer 161
Hannah 161
Huldah 215
Jane White 311
Jeremiah 161
Mary 161
Mary CaroUne 187
Mighel 187
Vashti 223
Vashti P. 223
Zebadiah 223
SHAW
Abbie J.' 307, 315
Alfred Walter" 307
Alice C. 285
Amos' 307
Amos" 307
Amos Cornelius' 307
Annie A. 182
Belle Howard 80
Bernard T.' 307
Bert Edward' 307
Bertha O. (Hurd) 76
Bessie May' 307
Carrie Farnsworth' 307
Catherine 309
Clara H. (BuzzeU) 307
Clara (SuUoway) 307
Clarence" 307
Clinton David 80
Dolly' 307
Eari" 307
Edna" 307
EUza' 307
Emma Ann' 293, 307
Emma Georgia" 307
Emma Gilson 263
Estella Elsie" 307
Ethel' 307
Ethel lone 263
Eva" 307
Eva M," 307
Eva Olena' 307
Etta 44 „ „„„
Evelyn (MarteU) 307
Frankie' 307
Harriet' 307

SHAW (cont.)
Henry Augustus' 307
Henry Elmer' 307
Ida' 307
Jesse 309
Jessie 317
John 182
John' 306
John H. 76
Mary' 307
Mary (Durgin) 307
Mary EUzabeth (Spiller)
Jackson SO
Maude" 307
Mildred 76
Moses Gerrish 317
Nancy (Towle) 182
Nason' 307
Phebe L. (Squiers) Heath
317
PUny 317
Plummer 317
Polly (Currier) 306
Richard 315
Richard L.' 202, 307
Ruhama' 307
Sally' 307
Sarah B. (James) 202, 307
Sarah Nason 304
Sil-vira 309
Willie TUton' 307
SHEDD Henry 168
Mary (Gerrish) 168
SHEDRON Arthur F. 37
Evelyn Mary (Bradley)
37
SHEFFIELD Charles 144
Ellen (Foster) 144
SHELDON Charles B. 314
Jane 144
Louisa (Upton) 314
Nettie Marion 314
SHIMMIN G. Spencer 144
LilUe (Foster) 144
SHEPARD Abigail (Morrill) 266
Ada 246
Azuba (Hancock) 180
Betsey 318
Fred Adams 269
James 63, 169, 265
Jemima 159
MorriU 180, 283
Martha J. 143
Nina L. (MUes) 269
Sarah 283
Statira 283
WUUam 318
SHERBURNE Abigail 319
Alice 9
Betsey 281
Edward 9
Nancy 202
Naomi 289
SHERMAN Georgia 265
SHERRILL Winnifred 39
SHERWIN Ahimahaz 8
SHIRLEY Jane 315
Stephen Dearborn 315

SHIRRAN Elsie 38
SHORT Ann (Longfellow) 112
Henry 112
Mehitable 112
SHORTSLEEVES George 228
Sarah E, (MatoU) 228
SHUMWAY Emma B. 37
Harriet E. 37
SHURTLEFF Ida Amelia 305
SIAS  108
Charles 244
EUzabeth (Glines) 244
Hannah 243
John 243
Joseph 231
Lydia 231
Ruth (Matthews) 231
SIBLEY Nancy Bean 147
SICKLES Cornelia E. 258
Daniel E. 258
Sarah C. (MorrUl) Towne
268
Sarah F. 258
Sylvia A. 258
WilUam P. 258
SILL Helen 182
SILVER Annie Frances 31
Bertha B. (RandaU) 31,
293
Charles Ara 31
Chester Leonard 31,293
Clarence Leonard 31
Eva Lottie 31
George Henry 31
Hannah B. (GUman) 31,
263
Herbert G. 31, 293
Horace Hubbard 31
Horace Vemon 31
Ida Amelia 31
John Tebbets 31
Lawrence Lesley 31
Leonard 31, 293
Leonard T. 31
Lizzie (Urann) 31
Lydia Florence 31
Sophia DonneU 31
WilUam CUfton 31
SIMES Alice (Ayers) 9
John 9
SIMONDS Hannah 89
Sally 130
SIMPSON <- AbigaU E.' 309
Abigail (Eastman) 309
AbigaU GUman' 310
Adeline' 311
Almira J. (Foster) 309
Anna Adams' 310
Asema M.' 311
Azel' 309
Benjamin' 308
Benjamin' 308
Benjamin' 308, 309
Charles A.' 311
Charles Brown' 311
Charles FiUmore' 310

416

INDEX.

SIMPSON (coyit.)
Charles L.' 310
Charles Sumner' 310
Clara Dwight' 311. 312
Daniel FUlmore' 309
David E.* 310
Darius N.* 309
DeUa' 309
Ednah J," 309
Eleanor' 308, 310
EUza 319
Ehza' 309
Ella' 309
Elsie Jane' 312
Elvira Barker' 311
Emily A. (Radcliffe) 310
Emily Bab' 310
Emma' 311
Emma' 309
Enoch Adams' 310
Evehne' 311
Florence Henrietta" 309
FranciUa N." 310
Frank' 310
George Fillmore* 309
George Lewis' 309
Georgia A. (Raymond)
309
Hannah (Lee) 308
Hannah M.' 310
Hannah M. (Thomas) 310
Hiram' 308, 311
Huldah E. (Munthey) 310
James K. P.' 309
James NeweU' 310
Jane W. (Shattuck) Couch
311
John' 308
John' 309
John Dana' 310
John GUman' 308, 311
John H.' 309
John Warren" 312
Joseph' 308, 310
Joseph L. 108
Joseph W.' 310
Kate* 309
Lucretia (Brown) 312
Lydia (ElUot) 310
Lydia (Thomas) Moore
310
Maria Frances* 309
Mary' 309
Mary Ann* 311
Mary C. (Giles) 308
Mary C. (House) 309
Mary Jane' 311
Mary M. (Newton) 310
Mary P. (Dow) 108
Mary (Rolfe) Eastman
308
Mary S. (Burpee) 311
MiUard Hampton' 309
Nancv (Mitchell) 309
Nathaniel' 308, 310
Octa-via (MerriU) 310
Paul Bartlett' 310
Paul Rolfe' 308, 310
Phoebe (Todd) 308
Roxanna Peabody' 311,
312
Ruth Colby' 311
Ruth (Colby) 308
Sam W. 108
Sarah' 308
Sarah' 309
Sarah (Bryant) 309
SUvia (Shaw) 309
Solon Francis' 309

SIMPSON (cont.)
Susan" 309
Sybil" 309
Thoinas E. 108
Warren Oilman' 311
WUlard Eastman' 310
William' 308, 309
SINCLAIR or ST. CLAIR

Elizabeth (Lyford) 219
Joseph 219
Lavina (Gault) 127
Nancy 127
Noah 127
SINOTTE Martha A. (Chaplain) 57
Timothy 57
SKINNER NeUie M. 36
SLACK Margaret J. 32
SLADEN Caroline Louise 38
SLEEPER Ann (CUfford) 66
CUmena M. (Moore) 246
EUzabeth V. (Randall)
292
Ethel G. (Dalton) 93
Frank W. 292
Harry 93
LueUa J. 292
Manasseh 246
Nellie F. 158
WilUam 292
SMALL Abbie J. (Heath) 312
Abi (Blodgett) 312
AbigaU' 312
Alfaretta' 313
AUce C. (Langley) 313
Allison McClary' 313
Almon J.' 19, 313
Anna Abi" 313
Anna Addie' 313
Arabella Beatrice" 313
Andrew Jackson' 312, 313
Anna (Corbett) 312
Beatrice May" 313
Betsey' 312
Calista W. (Howe) 313
Caroline' 247, 312
Charles Edwin* 313
Charies H.* 313
Darius" 312, 313
Eliza H.' 312, 313
EUzabeth 333
Emma Abi* 313
Emma (Sanders) 313
Eva Gertrude* 313
Florence G. (Bagley) 19,
313
Fred Eugene" 313
Hannah 312
Harry Elwood' 313
Hannah (Young) 312, 341
Isaac' 312
Jeremiah' 312, 341
Johni 312
John' 312
John' 312, 313
John A.* 313
Keziah' 312
Keziah (Jackson) 312
M. Jennie (Garmon) 313
Mary Ella* 242, 312
Mary Jane' 312
Mary (Leech) 312
Melboume* 312

SMALL (cont.)
MelDourne Jackson' 313
Orison J." 313
SaUy' 312
Samuel' 312
Sarah E. (Dennis) 313
Sarah E. (.Maxfield) 313
Simeon B.' 312
Stella (Sweatt) Page 313
Susan Anna' 312
Susan H. (Heath) 313
Susie May" 313
Walter M.' 313
WiUiam Plummer' 312
Winthrop Young' 312
SMART Caroline 168
Clara 175
Hannah 175
Hannah C. (Haines) 175
Harriet 176
Jennie B. (Carter) 61
Margaret (DriscoU) 110
Peter 175
Rufus W. 110
Susan 175
Walter 51
SMILEY Charies E. 6
Jennie 148
Lotta Marie 6
SMITH A. M. 182
Abbie' 315
Abbie J. (Shaw) 307, 315
Abbie (PettengaU) 257
Ada E. (Burkans) 279
Addie 11
Alpheus E. 261
Ann 66
Anna 33
Anna 57
Apphia A. (MorrUl) Ger
rish 264
Bert 75
Bertha" 316
Bertie M. 261
Betsey 326
Betsey (Batchelder) 155
Betsey (Cass) 295
Betsey (Gale) 156
Betsey (Ham) 177
Blanche 148
Centre F. 48
Charles (Rev.) 11
Charles 295
Charles, Jr. 11
Clarence 11
CordeUa 29
Daniel 179
Daniel 272
DoUy 165
Edward Penn 15
Elizabeth 97
EUzabeth 218
EUzabeth 319
EUen H. (Patrick) 279
Enos 187
Elsey (Gibson) 169
Frederick A. 261
George 76
George 176
Hattie J. (Brown) Clark
261 *
Henrietta (BusweU) 48
Howard F. 279
Jacob 295
James 95
Jane M. 125

INDEX.

417

SMITH (cont.)
Jane (Shirley) 315
Jennie Estelle 320
Jeremiah' 314
Jeremiah" 314
Jesse 326
Joanna (MorrUl) 263
John 106
John 263 »
John C. 307, 315
Jonathan 106
Joseph 177
Joseph F. 342
Judith (MorrUl) 261
JuUa A.« 315
Lemuel 166
Lena E." 315
Levi 75
LUlian M." 315
Lucy 99
Lucy E. (Ayers) 15
Lucy Jane' 315
Maria (Howard) Batchel
der 342
Martha Ann' 314
Mary 48
Mary 59
Mary (Chase) 11
Mary Cota 316
Mary E. 261
Mary EUzabeth 179
Mary EUzabeth' 314
Mary J. 285
Mary (McKerley) 214
Mary Pickering (Lyford)
176
Mary (Winslow) 272
Mary (Woodbury) 326
Mercy (Chase) 58, 314
MUdred E. (Reed) 293
Minerva (Hannaford) 182
Minnie B." 316
Miriam 255
MorriU Abner 261
Nancy (Sargent) 187
Nancy (Taylor) 314
Noah' 58, 314
Olney P. 261
Phebe 295
Phebe 326
Reuben' 314
Rhoda J. (CoUins) 315
Robert 159
Robert 265
Robert 257
Roberf 314
Robert' 314
Robert Jeremiah' 314
Rose (Glednary) 314
Ruth 274
SaUy (Clough) 75
Sarah 24
Sarah 208
Sarah Abbie 179
Sarah Abby 257
Sarah B. 272
Sarah (Carr) 314
Sarah (Davis) 95
Sarah Jane' 314
Seth S. 264
Sophia 152
Sophia R. (Stowell) San
bom 315
SteUa (Ham) 315
Stephen 293
Sumner Ives 279
Sumner R. 279
Susan 99
Susan A. 187

SMITH (cont.)
Susan Dow 106
Susan Ruth 180
Susan Stearns 106
Susan T. 315
Theodore 106
Thomas 218
Thomas Cawley* 315
Thomas SewaU' 314
Tirzah A. R. (Dow) 106
Vernie C. C 316
Violet" 315
WUliam 155
WUlie A. 261
SNELL Emma 194
Hannah R. 338
Lorenzo D. 194
SNOW Andrew Fayette' 315
David' 315
Emest White' 315
IsabeUa .(Howland) 315
LiUa I. (Lane) 315
LurUne Lane* 316
James 86
Martin Favette* 315
Ruth (Hali) 86
Sarah 86
SNYDER Abigail S. (MerrUl) 316
Bessie May" 316
Charles T.' 316
Christopher' 316
Effie Grace 76
EUzabeth' 316
Ethel' 316
Ethel Hamlet' 316
Ellen E. (Hamlet) 316
Frank P.' 316
George C 316
James M.' 316
John' 315
John' 316
Lizzie (Avery) 316
Mahlon J.' 8, 316
Mary E. (Fitts) 316
NeUie Alberta' 316
Sarah (Stevens) Nicholson
316
SOULE John A. 251
Sarah (Moore) 251
SOUTHER Minnie E. (Morrill) Wag
ner 258
WUliam M. 258
SPAULDING Arianna B. (TaUant) 328
C. N. 32
Deborah (Lyford) 222
Huldah Hubbard 222
Joseph 222
Mary Jane 32
Sarah 223
SPENCER Simeon 322
SPERRY Halesia 153
SPILLER Asenath 52
SPOFFORD Charles 304
Edna S. (Scales) 304
SPOTCANUM Quolhoblo 158
SPRINGER Ethel I. (Shaw) 263
George Bowker 263

SPRINGER (cont.)
George Wheeler 263
Horace Andrew 263
Sarah P. (MorriU) 263
SQUIERS Anne (Allen) 317
Alma Pevere 118, 316
Alma (Pevere) 189
Bertha' 317
Caroline (Clark) 316
Elvira Clark' 118, 317
Hiram C 118, 189, 316
Hiram Frank' 317
Louise (Roberts) 317
Mary Ann' 317
Phebe 189
Phebe Louise' 317
Philip' 316
Philip James' 317
Ruby W. 282, 317
STALL Grace (Foster) 143
John D. 143
Staniels Mary F. 248
STANTON Catherine 346
Catherine J. ("Young) 345
Charles Henry 345
Deha (Collier) 345
Emma 346
Frank Chase 345
Grace (Andrews) 346
Henrietta (Towle) 345
John Clark 345
John Clark, Jr. 346
Lizzie (Leonard) 346
Obe 346
STARK Etta 122
John 24
STARKWEATHER Hattie M. 248
STARRETT MUton D. 267
Ruth E. (MorrUl) 257
STEARNS Eleanor 31
Ehzabeth Moore 31
Ethel M. (Blanchard) 31
WilUam F. 31
STEEL CorneUa E. (Lundeen) 265
Harry L. 265
Harry Van W. 265
John C. L. 265
Mary L. 265
STEELE Sophia 148
STETTE Celestia S. (Heath) Moore
249
WUlard R. 249
STETSON Charles W. 42, 286
Emma A. (Brown) 42
Emma A. (Brown) 286
Gladys 286
Glen WUfred 42,286
Harold Wesley 42, 286
Helen May 42, 286
John W. 42
Lucretia P. 2
Myrta NeU 42, 286
NelUe M. (Brown) 42, 286
WUfred A. 42, 286
STEVENS Abiah 35
Abiah' 245, 318
Abiah" 19, 318

27-11

418

INDEX.

STEVENS (cont.)
Abiel Foster' 318
Abigail' 99, 318
Abigail (Emerson) 255,
317
AbigaU (Foster) 49
AbigaU (Kent) 317
Abigail (Sherburn) 261,
319
Abby C. W. 49
Adahne' 318
Albert' 319, 320
Alfred' 318
Andrew 301
AngeUne M. 256
Ann (Harvey) 232
Anna" 318
Asa" 138, 318
Bertha L. (Huckins) 185
Betsey 264
Betsey" 301, 318
Betsey (Shepard) 318
Bradford' 318
Calvin' 318
CaroUne' 319, 320
Charies Sumner 293
Clara S. 263
Cora L. 66
David 49
David" 318
David' 318, 319
Dorothy 33
Edmund' 318
Elbridge' 319
EUza A. (Batchelder) 20
Eliza A. (Robinson) 318
EUza Etta' 318
Eliza Simpson 319
EUzabeth' 318
EUzabeth' 318, 319
Elizabeth (Bitfield) 317
Elizabeth (Boynton) 19,
318
EUzabeth (Heath) 318
EUzabeth (Smith) 319
Emeline' 319
Emma S.' 318
Ernest Edwin' 320
Frank W.' 319
Gale R. 293
Georgia Anna' 319
Georgia AUce' 320
Gertrude N. (RandaU)
293
Hannah Clough 301
Harriet' 227, 319
Jacob" 318
James 182
Jane 202
Jesse" 11, 264, 318
Jesse' 227, 261, 318, 319
Jesse Goodwin' 320
Joanna 33
John 33
John 232
John' 59, 317
John" 318
John C. 261
John W. 185
Joseph' 319
Joseph Parson 50
Justus' 318
LiUian Mabel' 320
Louisa' 318
Love (Clough) 301
Lucinda M. (Pear) Foster
Randall 50
Lucinda (Sargent) 301
Lurana' 319

STEVENS (cont.)
Martha Amanda' 318
Martha (Moore) 251
Mary 60
Mary 57
Mary 95
Mary 232
Mary 273
Mary 319
Mary" 318, 319
Mary' 319
Mary A,' 319
Mary (Chase) 59, 317
Mary (Dodge) 317
Mary EUzabeth' 319
Mary LilUan" 320
Mary O. (Young) 319, 342
Mary (Stevens) 319
Moses 301
Moses' 318, 319
Nancy C. (Hutchins) 200
Nancy (McClary) 238
Nancy Vicena' .319
Nathaniel 200
Joshua 232
Orlando' 20, 318
Otho' 317
Otho' 317
Otho" 318
Otto 255
Phebe 273
Sarah 124
Sarah 315
Sarah Gage' 319
Sarah J,' 319
Sarah O. (Reagan) 320
Simon' 19, 318
Simon' 318
Submit' 318
Submit (Newcomb) 318
Sukey (Harper) 183
Susan E. (Goodwin) 320
Susan (Robinson) 318
Susan T.' 261, 319, 320
Susanna" 318
Susanna (Foster) 138, 318
Susannah 170
Susie Lucy' 320
Sylvester 315
Sylvester' 319, 342
Thomas J." 318, 319
WUham' 317
Woodbury MorriU 293
STILES Martha A. 117
STILLINGS Charlotte Mel-vUle 177
Ferdinand 177
Grace M. (Minot) 177
Mary Walker 177
STONE Benjamin 86
Bertha 247
Charlotte Stark 176
Clarence 247
Edwin 176
Hannah C. (Moore) 247
Hham G. 262
Ina Mabel 262
Leon 247
Leona 247
Lucinda (Lane) 262
Mary 86
Myron H. 247
Nellie H. (Haines) 176
WUliam Haines 176
STOODY Fannie (Wainman) 143
John H. 143

STOODY (cont.)
Ralph Wainman 143
Ruth M. 143
Winnefred 143
STORMS Anna P. 262
Margaret P. 262
WiUiam P. 262
STOREY Esther Lela 24
Hebert Alvi 24
Josephine L. (Beck) 24
Mary E. (Stevens) 24
Merrill 24
STOWERS Mary (Blanchard) 26
STRATTON AbigaU (Blanchard) 26
John 26
STRAW Judith J. (PUlsbury) 286
Sargent S. 286
STREETER Adeline (Daley) Winch
269, 320
Annie (PettengiU) 321
Beatrice LUlian" 321
Benjamin 221
Betsey (Lyford) 221
Caroline E. (Daley) 241,320
Carrie 269
Carrie E." 320
Catharine D.' 320
Charles A." 320, 321
Deborah' 321
Dora May' 321
Edwin Sumner" 321
Ehzabeth (McDaniel)
241 321
Ellen '(Warborton) 320
Frank E.' 320
George F.' 320
Gladys Moorhouse' 321
Hannah' 320
Hazel' 321
Hiram' 320
Isoline McDaniel 321
Louisa' 320
Lydia B.' 241, 320
Martin Hiram" 321
Martin V.B." 241,320,321
Maud Elizabeth' 321
Maud (Moorhouse) 321
Nellie Louise' 321
Nellie Louise' 321
Nora Loett' 321
Ralph' 241, 269, 320
Ralph* 321
Ruby' 321
Sarah Ann" 320
Sarah EUzabeth" 321
Sevira (Ghnes) 320
Walter Eugene" 321
Walter WiUiam' 321
STRICKLAND Emily M. 184
WUUam 184
STRONG Allen 73
EmUy C. (Clough) 73
Theodore Allen 73
STURTEVANT Sarah 248
STOWERS John 26
SULLIVAN Anna F. (Greenough) 168
Jennie 174
John W, 168

INDEX.

419

SULLOWAY Clara 307
SUMNER Angie (Montague) 51
Charles Montague 51
Dorothy AUa 51
George Abrams 51
George Carter 51
-George W. 51
Jane 173
Mabel A. (Carter) 51
Ruth Azubah 51
SUPPLE Josephine 56
SUTLIFF Linus 266
Nancy (MorriU) 266
SUTTON Betsey (Folsom) 321
Edmund' 321, 322
Eunice" 63, 322
Hannah Adams' 322
Harmon' 322
James' 322
John' 63, 219, 322, 323
John" 322
Lucy (Morton) 322
Lydia (Lyford) 63, 219,
322
Mahala Jane' 322
Margaret 321, 322, 323
Margaret" 322
Mary' 322
Michael' 321
Michael' 321, 322
Nancy" 322
Nancy Carlton' 322
PoUy' 322
Samuel Gerrish' 322
Sarah (Graham) 322
Solomon' 322
Stephen' 321, 322, 323
Thomas Lyford" 322
SWAIN Charles 306
Charles Perpetual 306
Harold Huntoon 306
LUla M. (Huntoon) 306
Lizzie Addie 306
Lizzie B. (Scales) 306
Martha Ann M. 306
Sarah 68
SWALLOW Rebecca 295
SWAN EUzabeth 186
SWASEY Benjamin C 32, 160, 323
Benjamin C 323
David' 323
EUza (Magoon) 323
George Lyman" 323
George Shattuck' 323
Gertrude F.' 323
Jemima (Gibson) 32, 160,
323
Lyman T.' 323
Mary' 32, 160, 323
Naaman G." 323
Orianna' 263, 323
Sarah F. (Bamard) 323
SWEENEY EUen S. 228
Francis 228
Henry 228
Sarah (Cross) 228
SWEETLAND Freeman 90
NeUie 90

SWEETSER Bethia 26
Edward 26
Mary 26
Sarah Paine 26
Seth 26
SWETT Abiah (Moore) 246
Adehne (Abbott) 344
Benjamin 246
Betsey (Young) 344
Charles 344
Dan 344
Dustin 344
Lucretia Ann 343
Thomas 343
WUUam 246
SYDNEY Edwin 118
EUzabeth (ComweU) 118
Mary E. 118
SYLES Mary 33
SYMONDS EUzabeth 139
Hannah (Hancock) 180
Thomas 180
SYMONS Hannah 134
Joseph 134
Mary (Peabody) 134
TAFT Grace A. Ill
TAIT Adam 110
EUa AUce 110
Emma A. (Adams) 110
TALLANT Abby T. (Abbott) 326
Abiah' 324
Abiah' 268, 326, 326
Abiah (Little) 324
AbigaU 110
Abigail 326
Abigail S.' 326
Abram' 327
Abram Bean' 327
Achsah' 326
Adahne S. (Harvey) 327
Addie G. (Whittemore)
328
Albert Addison' 327
Ahce Weld" 325
Amelia (Weld) 325
AmeUa (Weld)' 325
Andrew' 324, 325
Andrew' 327
Andrew J.' 326
Andrew Kossuth' 327
Angie L. (Roby) 327
Angie Roby' 327
Ann 248
Annah S. (Locke) 327
Arianna Barstow 328
Arthur' 325
Bessie Beatrice' 327
Betsey' 325
Betsey' 326, 327
Betsey (Baker) 326
Betsey C 326
Betsey J. (Richardson)
325
Betsey Rogers 324
Caroline (Gibson) 76, 160,
326
Carrie Evelyn' 327
Catherine' 327
Charles Henry' 327

TALLANT (cont.)
Cyrus' 327
David' 248, 325, 326
David Dodge' 324
Eben Madison" 327
Eben W." 325
Eben W.' 327
Effie Josephine' 327
Ella Almeda' 327
EUa Walton* 327
Ethel H.« 328
Eugene Andrew' 327
Frank* 326
Frank E." 328
Frank P.* 327
George' 324
George M." 328
George Warren* 327
Hamilton H.' 327
Hannah (Butler) 324
Helen B. (WUson) 328
Helen (Connor) 327
Helen Irene' 327
Henrietta' 327
Henry Pinkham' 325
Hugh' 323, 324
Hugh' 324, 325
Hugh' 325
Hugh' 285, 327
Hugh" 325
Hugh Versal' 327
Jacob" 325
Jacob Crowninshield' 326
James' 324
James' 29, 325, 326, 327
James' 326, 327
John' 324
John Oilman' 327, 328
John Harvey' 327
John Langdon' 326, 326
John L. T.' 328
Joseph' 324
Joseph' 325, 326
Joseph' 326
Joseph" 324
Josephine A. (Marston)
327
Katherine (Brandhorst)
Kathryn" 328
Laura Adeline' 327
Louisa (Clark) 326
Louisa M. (Pickard) 286,
327
Lucretia' 326
Lucretia (Bradley) Moore
248, 325, 326
Lydia (Scudder) 325
Madison B.' 325, 327
Margaret' 326
Margaret (Curry) 324
Marion Louise 285
Marjorie Augusta" 327
Marston E." 328
Marstin M.' 326, 327
Martha' 326
Martha A." 328
Martha B.' 248, 326
Martha (Dodge) 324
Martha (Morrill) 263, 326
Mary' 160, 326
Mary A. (Lovejoy) 327
Mary Ann' 327
Mary C.» 326
Mary (Dodge) 324
Mary E. (Perkins) 327
Mary (Fife) Moore 325
Mary Jane' 327
Mary J. (Coleman) 325

420

INDEX.

TALLANT (cont.)
Mary J, (GUdden) 328
Mary (Langdon) 324
Mary S." 328
Mary Thorndike' 327
Mary Woodbury* 29, 326
Nancy (Coffin) 325
Nathaniel A.' 326
Nathaniel B.' 325
NeUie Jane' 327
Peggy (Boyes) 325
Phebe Maria' 325
Phebe S. (Marden) 29,
326
PoUy' 326
Rebecca Weld' 325
Richard Baxter" 326
RusseU' 326
Ruth L.' 328
SaUy (Pratt) 326
Samuel' 263, 325, 326
Samuel' 160, 326
Samuel Baker' 326
Samuel OrweU" 327
Sarah' 324
Sara J. (Bean) 326
Susan A. (Drew) 328
Susan (Cowley) 327
Sylvia' 326
Timothy DarUng* 326
Velina* 327
VeUna (Rice) 327
Webster' 328
WUUam' 324
Winifred' 327
TALLMAN Clarendon S.' 328
Gordon Lee' 328
Ida V. (Pickard) 286, 328
Jane' 328
LiUa A.' 328
Mary A.' 328
Mary (Thompson) 328
Myra L.' 328
Nora E.' 328
RUey S.' 328
SethK.' 328
Seth R.' 328
Ulysses S.' 328
WiUiam C 286,328
TAPLIN Caroline (Bickford) 51
Carrie M. 51
Nathan 51
TAPPAN Charles C. 297
Fannie (Flanders) 297
Helen E. 297
TARSON Dorcas Isora 160
Elsie S. (Lane) 160
Flora Inez 160
Frank Emest 160
Fred Eugene 160
Lettie Isabel 160
Mary EsteUe 160
Minnie Frances 160
Samuel 160
TAYLOR Agnes Moore 334
Almira (Brown) 75
Almon O.s 330
Andrew' 329
Andrew Bartlett' 186, 329
Andrew J. 49
Anna 68
Anna (Chase) 58, 329
Anne' 329
Benjamin 314

TAYLOR (cont.)
Betsey (Chase) 330
Burt 189
Celestia" 330
Charles Green' 329
Chase' 329
Clarence Scott 321
Donald Francis 321
Edward 27
Edward E. 75
Elfleda M. (Watson) 189
EUza (Wiggm) 329
EUzabeth 226
EUzabeth S. (Burleigh)
330
EUa 75
Eugene 309
Flora E. (Sawyer) 76
Flora Maria' 329
George S. 75
Hadassah E. (Harriman)
186, 329
Hannah' 329
John 86, 104
Jonathan' 329
Jonathan K.' 110, 330
Joseph 232
Judith (Cogswell) Cogs
weU 86
Leon 124
Luella J. 152
Mark' 330
Mary Blanchard 27
Mary E." 330
Mary E. (Noyes) 124
Maud E. (Streeter) 321
Mary J. 75
Maurice Leon 189
Moses 309
Nancy 314
Nathan' 58, 329
Plummer B." 330
Rachel (Moore) 329
Ruth (Mathes) 232
SaUy (Whitcher) 314
Sarah 104
Sarah E. (French) 49
Sarah (Simpson) 309
Scott Frank 321
Stephen L. 76
WesUe Leslie 189
WUUam 226, 314
TEBBETTS Edward 234
Frank P. 234
John C. 234
Richard 234
Sarah (Mathes) 234
Theresa Quinn 234
TELLIER Daniel 56
Grace A. (Chamberlain)
TEMPLE Susan HaU 168
WiUiam 168
TENNEY Benjamin 155
Betsey (Taylor) 155
Dai id MorriU 155
TEWKSBURY Mary 300
THAYER Ernest .«ton 235
Ethel Amy 235
Eugene Albert 235
Fred Harvey 235
Freeman Albert 235
Guy Oscar 235

THAYER (cont.)
Rebecca R. (.Mathes) 235
WUUs Jesse 235
THOMAS AbigaU 270
Benjamin 270
Dona Maxime 268
EUzabeth Lee 268
Hannah M. 310
Hezekiah 268
Lottie 268 ,
Mary Etta 182
Mary (Leavitt) 270
May R. (Peaslee) 268
THO.MPSON AUce 23
Anna Jane 335
Ann Eliza 72
EUzabeth 70
EUzabeth 83
Ehzabeth 239
George 99
Hannah 40
Judith 75
Laura EUen 72
Martha A. (Clough) 72
Mary 328
Mary A. (Da\is) 99
Miriam 69
Peggy (Whidden) 336
PhiUis 83
Samuel March 72
Sarah Jane 238
WiUiam 83
Zaccheus J. 328
THOMSON Jacob 68
JucUth (Clough) 68
THORNE Harriet' 160
•Sarah 48
THURSTON Blanch 338
Sarah (Chase) 58
TIBBETTS Bvron 269
Hannah 273
Minnie B. (MorriU) 259
TICHBOURNE Dorothy 298
TICKNOR Laura 43
TUFTS Lydia 250
TILTON AbigaU 274
Alfred Edwin 4
Benjamin KimbaU 209
CaroUne Augusta 4
Carlton E. 185
Charles EUiott 4
Daniel 209
DeWitt CUnton 4
Emily (MorrUl) 216
Flossie B. 185
Frank Arthur 209
Frank E. 185
Gene-vieve (Eastman) 4
Jennie M. (Page) 209
Jeremiah 4
Jeremiah Carter 261
John E. 185
Louise P. (Tilton) 4
Louise Peabody 4
Maiy 246
Mary M. (KimbaU) 196
Marv M. (Kimball) Ham
209
Mary P. 334

INDEX.

421

TILTON (cont.)
Miriam (Ames) 4
Mittie S. (Har,'.er) 185
Phebe 160
Ruth 142
Samuel 4
Sarah 4
Sarah (Foster) 134
TIMLIN Bessie E. (Brown) 316
Oscar P. 316
TINGY Thomas 171
TIRRELL Dolly 341
TODD Phoebe 308
TOLMA.N Betsey 28
TO.NGUE Alfred Henry 267
Margaret (Canfy) 267
TOWLE Abigail F.' 330
Amorett' 330
Ann (Sanborn) 330
Ann (Vittuml 330
Benjamin' 330
Betsey F.' 330
Betsey (FeUows) 330
Cynthia' 330
David' 330
Elisha' 330
EUsha' 330
Eh-ira Ann 284
Emma 214
Hannah L.' 330
IsabeUa (Austin) 330
Jacob 206
Jacob G.' 330
James' 330
Jonathan' 330
Jonathan F.' 330
Joshua' 330
Joshua' 330
Lucy M. 285
Nancy (Kezer) 206, 330
Olive (Bro-wn) 330
OUve J.' 330
PhiUpi 330
Rebecca (Green) 330
•Sarah (Borden) 330
Sarah F.' 330
TOWNE
ELsina M. (Corey) 215
Ernestine L. 258
HoUis 215
N. WeUington 258
Myra 215
Sarah C. (MorrUl) 258
TOWNER
Effie (Palmer) 143
TOZER EUzabeth 289
EUzabeth Smith 289
Richard 289
TRACY AUce 76
Charles 76
TUPLETT Harriet Matilda 5
TRIPP Harriet (Smart) 176
TROWBRIDGE George C. 223
Josie (Lyford) 223
Maria F. 175

TRUE Alida M. (Cogswell) 88
Anne 226
Charia (Clough) 79
Charles Lincoln 88
Daniel 79
Doris Marston 88
Foster CogsweU 88
John H. 79
Muriel Louise 88
TRUXTON Thoinas 171
TRYNER Cornelius 116
LiUy (Emery) 116
TUCK Mary 294
Mary B. (Clough) 74
Robert 294
Thomas P. 74
TUCKER Amasa 200
Clarence E. 236
Clarence Eugene 236
Cora May 88
Florence 51
Frederick 139
Hannah (Hutchins) 200
Harriet Winifred 30
Lucy (Foster) 139
Martha 273
Mary E. (Mathes) 236
Miriam 300
Moses G. 83
TUFTON Anne (Mason) 226
Joseph 226
TULLOCK EUzabeth WUliamson 122
EUzabeth (Williamson)
122
Laurence 122
TURNER Charles 347
Harriet L. (Young) 347
Harry 347
Jennie 149
TUTTLE Belle (Moore) 249
Dora E. 310
Eugene 310
FranceUa N. (Tuttle) 310
H. A. 249
James' 97
Judith' 97
Marv (Allen) 97
Sarah (CogsweU) 83
Simon 83
TWIST Mary Jane 99
TWITCHELL Hermon 217
Lena E. (Bronson) 217
Vernon 217
TWOMBLY Joseph 110
Marv A. (Driscoll) 110
OUve 315
TYKLE George F. 37
MabeUe E. (Morgan) 37
URANN Lizzie 31
UPTON Annie (Chapman) 199
Ella 199
Ellen Sophia 199
Francis 199

UPTON (cont.)
Samuel B. 199
Sarah 213 '
Sophia B. (Huntoon) 199
VALENTINE Abram E. 108
Ada M. (Dow) ?" 108
Melvin Dow 108
VALLETTE Ruth 17
VAN COR
Anna E. fSmaU) "Cole 313
Homer 313
VAN DERVANTER
Rebecca 7
VAN DOORN
Annie (Rowe) 137
Frank 137
VAN FLEET
Henrietta Lavina 336
VAN Z.ANDT
Frances C. (Lipscombe) [73
Isaac 73
Louisa 73
VANNEVAR Aaron 323
Dorothy Frances 323
EUzabeth Ryder* 323
Gertrude F. (Swasey) 323
John 323
V.^.RLEY Arthur 289
Caroline Ruth 289
Dorothy 2,89
Mabelle (Rand) I 289
VARNER Annie Laura 272
Joseph 272
Sarah L. (Varner) 272
VARNUM Carrie F. (Shaw) 307
Joseph 307
Olive 269
VAUGHAN Elizabeth Boyer 146
VAUGHN EmeUne (Patrick) 279
Samuel 279
VEASEY  239
"VERNON Addie (Foster) 144
George 144
VERRILL AbigaU 251
VICKARS Fronie 36
VICKERY Grace May 78
John Hartland 78
Mary A. Kedney 78
VIRGIN Ada L. (Batchelder) 319
Arthur Russell 319
Belle Fiorina 320
Bernice .lohnson 320
Bessie Ella 320
Ellen Amanda 319
Emma AmeUa 319
Esther Ann 319
Fales Perley 320
Frank Pierre 319
Fred Peaslee 319
Isaac 319
Leha Stevens 319
Marv A. (Stevens) 319
Rose E. (Johnson) 320
Rufus 319

422

INDEX.

VITTUM Ann 330
WilUam 330
VOODRY Charity (Fox) 120
Henrietta 120
Phihp 120
VOSBURGH Byrd-Anna 63
WADDELL Bertha 105
WADE Bertha M. 57
Ehzabeth (CogsweU) 83
Thomas 83
WADLEIGH AbigaU 254
Abigail H, 247
David F. 247
Emily C. 247
John 254
Joseph N. 247
Juha Ann 247
Marietta 247
Myra (Moore) 247
Peter 24
Thomas 247
WADLEY Benjamin 68
Judith (Clough) 68
WAGNER Arthur 258
Ellen 268
Minnie E. (Morrill) 268
WAINMAN Agnes 143
Carrie 143
Clara (Murgittroyd) 143
CordeUa (Foster) 143
Edith 143
EUa 143
Fannie 143
Floyd A. 143
Horatio 143
Ida 143
Marie 143
Mary 143
Thomas 143
Thomas C. 143
WAINWRIGHT EUzabeth 83
WALDO Cornelius 83
Hannah (CogsweU) 83
WALDRON Adelaide CecU 174
Adelaide H. (Cilley) Parker
174
EUzabeth Pearl 174
Emily 342
John 174
Lois (Miner) 342
Velma A. 174
WALES Dolly 79
EUza Ann 79
Hannah 80
Enoch 80
Judith C. (Caverly) 248
Samuel 79
Samuel 248
WALKDEN
Betsey (Scales) 304
James 304
WALKER Alberta 36
Deborah 245
Eugene 36

WALKER (cont.)
John S. 36
Sarah (Bradley) 36
WALLACE Helen E. S. (Bennett) 250
John 250
Robert 260
Sarah A. (Bennett) 260
Sarah W. 98
Victoria M. 272
WALLINGFORD Lydia (Baker) 84
Mary 268
WALTON Abigail (Kellogg) 331
Alfred' 331
Calvin' 331
Charles' 331
ChaunceN'' 331
Eliakim Persons' 331
Ehza (Clark) 330
Ezeldel Dodge' 331
Ezekiel Parker" 331
George' 331
George' 331
George B.' 331
George Parker" 331
Harriet NeweU' 331
John' 330
John' 331
Joseph 9
Joseph' 331
Mary" 331, 332
Mary (Bostwick) 331
Mary (Parker) 331
Nancy' 331
Nathaniel Porter" 331
Prussia (Persons) 331
Samuel Mosely' 331
Sarah (Howes) 331
Susan' 331
WARBORTON EUen 320
WARD
Annie Mae 121, 124
Christobel E. 36
Dennis 36
EUa Clara (Bradley) 36
Estelle F. 36
Gladys RoUe 121
George Bradley 36
Henrietta 116
Jessie C. 36
John G. 121
Joseph Emery 36
Joseph F. 36
Katherine Walker 121,
124
Mary Louise 36
Mary L. (Rolfe) 121
Mary lind 64
MUdred H. E. 121
WARREN Ann (Walker) 257
Betsev (TaUant) 325
Caroline 257
Edward K., Mrs. 134
EUza 264
EUzabeth F. (Pickard) 286
Ephraim 326
Foster G. 286
Hugh 325
Isaiah 257
J. Q. 288
Lucy A. 286
Lydia Anale (Warren) 325
Mary 270
Mary A. (Railey) 288
Richard 344

WASSON IsabeUa 25
WATERMAN Alice Jackson 76
Maud 143
WATERS Mary Maple 18
WATSON Abigail fHarper) 183
Albert 199
Bernice Alberta 189
Bertha 199
Charles 214
Elfleda May 189
Ellen S. (Upton) 199
Ethel Gertrude 199
Fred L. 189
Free Leslie 189
Freelove Moore 189
Isabelle (Knowles) 214
Jane A. (Pickard) 286
John 183
Mary S. 241
Parker Hanaford 199
Sadie E. (Moore) 189
Samuel E. 285
WEARE Abigail 241
WEATHERN Benjamin Frank' 248, 284
Clara (Pickard) 248, 284
WEAVER AUen 182
Edythe 182
Eunice 182
George O. B. 182
Harry Abbott 182
Helen Martha 182
Lizzie M. (Hancock) 182
SaUv Ann 227
WEBBER  240
Iantha (Hutchins) Moul
ton 200
Nancy (Clough) 240
Prescott J . 200
Susan P. 34
-w:eb.ster  240
Annie M. (Osgood) 168,274
Charies 174
Charles W. 168, 274
Clara 116, 120
Clara E. (Fo.ster) 147
Edward 168, 274
EUzabeth 116, 120
EUzabeth McF. (Patrick)
279
Frank Pierce 66
Freeman 116
George F. 147
George L. 147
Harriet 174
Helen Hamett 279
Homer D. 279
Louis Harvy 279
John 68
LilUan (Roby) 66
Lucia M. (Greenough)
168, 274
Mary 112
Mary Hallock 279
Maria S. (Haines) 174
Mary (Shatswell) 112
Nancy (Emery) 116
OUve CUfford 66
Ruth (Clough) 68
Sarah 190
Susannah 246

INDEX.

423

WEDGEWOOD Nancy 40
WEEKS  172
Betsey (Weed) 332
Comfort 263
EUzabeth (Haines) 176
George Warner 108, 109
Hannah (McCrUUs) 240
Hannah T. (Clifford) 332
James 210
Joseph C. 332
Joshua 255
Laura .4rvUla 109
Leonard 108, 109, 172
Lorrain True 332
Martha 195
Martha (Haines) 172
Mary E. 299
Mary (Haines) 172
Medora 109
Newell Eaton 321
OUve 172
SaUy 232
Sarah 172
Sarah E. (Mead) 108, 109
Sarah E. (Streeter) 321
Stephen 176
Stephen 332
Stephen La Roy 332
Susanna (MorriU) 255
Sydney C. 321
WELCH Abbie' 332
Edward H.' 332
John' 332
Mary 332
Mary-! 332
Mattie A. (Battis) MorrUl
22
Michael' 332
Patrick A. 22
Thomas' 332
Thomas' 332
WUUam Charter' 332
WELD Ameha 325
"WELLINGTON Cecil G. 126
George P. 126
Lloyd F. 126
Stella F. (Fisk) 126
Thelma E. 126
WELLS Adelaide E. (Forrest) 6
Adelbert A. 269
Clinton Ayers 18
EUzabeth R. (Ayers) 18
Eunice 64
Frank 128
Graham Chapin 18
Horace 64
John 64
John Jr. 6-4
John 269
John H. Mrs. 271
Joseph E. 6
Kate B. (Keysar) 206
Lauren Clough 128
LUUan 64
Lucina J. (Fletcher) 128
LueUa (Chase) 64
Polly B. (Neal) 269
Walter C. 206
WELSH EUza H. 270
WENDLING EUa (Foster) 144
Jacob 144

WEST AdeUne 107
George W. 107
Isabella S. (Blanchard) 25
James 25
Jessie F. 227
Mary P, (Seavey) 107
Sarah F. 339
Sophia 160
WESTON Abb.v Johnson 126
EUi^abeth S. (Parker) Mor
riU 266
Ellura Huntiy 125
Harrison 125
Sarah C. 151
Sarah J. 242
WETHERBEE Daniel J. 284
Ernest E. 284
Frances P. 284
Harold B. 284
Harriet H. (Pickard) 284
Marjorie 284
WETHERBY Richard 210
WHEAT AbigaU (BaUard) 45
WHEELER Abel' 29, 332
Adele G.' 333
Almira 192
Ann 73
Anna Mae 280
Attelle Grace 30
Belle (Gage) 30, 122, 333
Bert Gage" 30, 122, 333
Bessie W. (Emery) 122,
333
Charles 332
Charles B.* 30, 333
Christobel E. (Ward) 36
George W. 30
Doddridge 23
Dodridge Perkins 280
EUa Augusta 280
Ellen Grace 30
Florence Mabel 280
Fiorina S. (Perkins) 280
George W.' 333
Georgia (Briggs) 30, 333
Helen Grace' 333
John 6
John 52
John 59, 73
John 122
John 280
John' 29, 332
John S.' 30, 333
Jonathan' 332
Kate B. (Dow) 23
Lizzie S. (Buntin) 280
Martha A. 30, 52, 333
Mary Frances* 30, 333
Mary (Hosmer) 29, 332
Mary J. (Blanchard) 29,
.52 332
MUlard Emery" 333
Nancy (McDonald) 333
Nancy Perkins 280
Nellie M.* 30, 333
RusseU 280
Seymour 36
Susan Annette 6, 280, 281
Susan C 30, 333
Susannah Diantha 2?0
William Carter" 333
WiUiam W.' 333
William W, S. 30

WHEELOCK Rowena 144
WHEATON EUzabeth 231
WHIDDEN Abigail (Matthews) 334
Agnes M. (Taylor) 334
Alvin B.' 336
-4.manda Ami' 336
Annie (Doss) 336
Benjamin' 334
Benjamin' 336
Charies Frank' 64, 336
Charlotte (Clifford) 66
Charlotte H.' 336
Clara Louise' 336
Deborah' 334
Diadama Sanborn 336
EUza' 336
EUza A. (Jackson) 336
EUzabeth' 244, 334, 335
EUzabeth (SmaU) 333
Emma C. (Chase) 64, 336
Eunice' 334, 336
Eunice (Parsons) Mason
333
Fred Webster' 336
George H." 336
Georre Parsons" 334
Hannah' 334
Hannah (Doe) 115, 334
Hariette L. (Van Fleet)
336
Henry' 336
Ichabod' 333
Ichabod" 334
Irene (PoUard) Huckins
196, 335
Jacob CUlev' 335, 336
James' 333
Jane' 335
Jane Hamilton' 336
Jane (Moore) 196, 196,
245, 334
Jeremiah" 334
Jeremiah' 334
Jeremiah" 334
John' 333
John' 334, 335
John" 336
John Alfred' 336
John P." 336
Jonathan P." 335, 336
Josiah' 334
Judith (Rolfe) 336
Juha Green" 336
Louisa J. (Clifford) Dane
66, 93, 336
Mark' 334
Mary Alvina' 336
Mary P. Chase 336
Mary P. (Tilton) 334
Nancy' 336
Nathaniel' 195, 196, 245,
334
Nathaniel' 335
Oriett' 336
Parsons' 115, 334
Parsons* 334
Peg-y' 335
Pitts W.' see WiUiam P.
Whidden
Polly' 196, 334
Polly (Currier) 334
Rachel' 334
Rose EUen' 336
Rose McEnanry 336
Samuel" 333
Samuel' 333

424

INDEX.

WHIDDEN (cont.)
Sally' . 335
•Sarah 195
Sarah (Fellow.s) 336
Sarah G. (Hill) 343
Sarah M." 336
Susan 115
Susan' 334
Thomas L." 93, 336, 336
WUUam P.* 196, 335
WHIDDIT Clara L. (Whidden) 336
Marie Louise 336
WiUiam WaU 336
WHINFIELD Marv 183
WHIPPLE Benjamin T. 346
Dorothy 77
Fay 340
Helen M. 346
Henrietta K. (Hersey) 77
Katharyn Carleton 77
NeUie C. (Foster) 151
Rebecca L. (Clough) 77
Ruth Ehzabeth 340
Sarah J. Melvin 346
Sherman Leland 77
Sherman Leland Jr. 77
Solomon Mason 77
W. E. 151
WilUam 60
WHITCHER Abbie W. ,346
Abby A. (Lj-ford) 226
AbigaU (Stevens) 231
Anna 231
Anna (Sanborn) 234
Annie M. (Danforth) 250
Benjamin 231
Charles D. 250
Chase R. 280, 281
Clarence W. 225
Deborah 238
Dorothy Osgood 345, 346
Eda M. (Aldrich) 281
Edith Aldeane 281
Frank P. 280, 281
Hattie Louise (Deane) 281
Jonathan 262
Josephine P. 262
Mary 233
Mary E. 262
Mary J. 345
Mercy (Priest) 280
Mehnda 271, 272
Nathaniel 233
PameUa 234
Pheeb H. 281
Pheeb H. (Perldns) 280
Reuben 345, 346
Ruth (Moore) 250
Sarah (Harvev) 233
Sylvanus 250
Tamer (.Sawyer) 262
Ward Priest 280
Wilham 234
WiUiam 250
WiUiam E. 262
Winthroi) C. 280
WHITCOMB Louisa L. 284
WHITE B. F. 143
Beniamin 83
EUza M. (Jloore) 248
Emeline 181
Harriet 279
Helen A. 258

WHITE (cont.)
Joseph 248
Mabel (Foster) 143
Mary H. (-May) 279
Susanna (Cogswell) 83
Thomas R. 279
WHITEHEA-D Emma 90
John 90
WHITESIDE Lydia 117
WHITELAW Florence 37
WHITING Cora E. 146, 151
WHITNEY Amanda' 338
Amos 127
Amos L. 160
Armenia J.< 339
Catherine 145
Catherine' 338
Charlotte E,' 339
Ch,arles A.' 338
Charles S,' 339
Dorcas 276
Dorcas' 338
Ehza 342
Eliza -A,,' 338
Elizabeth G. (Haines) 176
Frank' 338
George' 338
George W. 251
George W." 339
Hannah R. (SneU) 338
Ida 100
Ida Frances' 339
Inez Blanche 160
Jemima S. (Lane) 160
Jeremiah' 338
Joseph' 338
Katherine' 339
Katie A." 338
Laurentia A.' 338, 344
Lawrence Haines 1*76
Leavitt' 338
Leonard' 23, 282, 338
Mabel 152
Mary' 338
Mary Good-win 176
PoUy 23
Nancy S. (Sargent) 338
NelUc M.' 339
PoUy (ElUott) 338
PoUy (Fletcher) 127
S. Elhott' 338, 339
SaUy' 282. 338
Sarah F. (West) 339
Silas' 338
WUliam' 338
William Scott 176
Victoria G. (Moore) 251
WHITTEMORE Addie G. 328
MelUe 42
WHITTEN Dorothy 305
Herbert 305
Hernert L. 305
Mabel E. (Mosher) 305
Catherine 343
Jeremiah 343
Joseph 254
Joseph 343
Josephine 343
Ruth (Green) 254
Samuel 343
Susanna 2.54

WHITTIER Thomas 254
WHITTREDGE Annah S. (Locke) Tallant
328
Geo. F. Whittredge 328
WIDMER AUce Webster 120
Edith Webster 120
Ehzabeth (Horner) 120
EUzabeth (Webster) 120
Frederick 120
Fred Emery 120
Frederick W. 120
Jamie 120
Mary Ehzabeth 120
WIGGIN AbigaU' 337
Alice Gertrude' 338
Andrew 329
Arthur Walter' 338
Bertie Lena' 338
Betsey' 337
Blanch (Thurston) 338
Bradstreet 248
Catherine 226
Charlie 21
Daniel" 337
David' 337
David' 337
EUen Swett' 337
Eliza 329
Eliza Ann' 337
EUza (Clough) 72, 155,
337
Elizabeth (Huntress) 337
Emma L. (Wiggm) 337
Emma Louise' 337
Ethel May" 338
Flora Keith 337
George' 337
George Cloughs 338
George Edwin' 337
Gideon' 337
Gladys Lane' 338
Hannah' 337
Hannah (Fifield) 337
Hannah (RoUins) 337
Howard Moody' 338
Howard Melvin" 338
James M.' 72, 155, 337
Jennie 192
John Henry' 337, 338
Joseph Hale' 337
Judith 282
Lena Blanch' 338
Levi' 337
Lucia A. (Moore) Osgood
248
Lydiz' 337
Martha' 337
Mary 338
Mary' 337
Mary E. (WUUams) 338,
339
Mary EUen' 337
Maude (Battis) 21
Nancy' 337
Nancy (French) 337
Nathaniel 282, 338
Nathaniel' 337
Nathaniel' 337
OUve' 337
Ruth Esther' 338
SaUy' 337
Sally C^'hitney) 282, 338
Sarah' 337
Sarah Elizabeth' 155. 337
Susan (Burshsted) 338

INDEX.

425

WIGGIN (con(.)
Walter Harvey" 338
Thomas' 337
WILBUR Rebecca (MerrUl) 242
WILDE Sarah 174
WILDER Charles 57
WILEY '^' ^'-"'"'P^''^") ^^
Rebecca 278
WILKINSON Clarence 341
Emma 343
Florence 343
Lunette J. (Young) 343
Mary 124
Sara 137
WILLARD Almira E. (Abbott) Hay
ward Burdeen 1
Edgar M. 237
Edward F. 1
Frank Davis 237
Orrissa H. (McClary) 237
Thomas Ezra 237
WILLEY Asenath 166
JuUa 90
Martha 56
Martha (Nudd) 271
Susannah 303
WILLIAMS Amos S. 339
Amos James' 339, 340
Andrew A.' 339
Bertha A. (Neal) 339
CaroUne C. (CogsweU) 87
Chariotte E. (Clough) 76
Clara (Rogers) 339
Cyrus Brooks 76
EUzabeth (HUls) 180
Emma F. (Marshall) Jones
340
George L' 339
Guy Voorhees 76
John 34
John A. 87
Judith (Ordway) 339
Kate E. (Bowden) Barrett
340
Mary 34
Mary EUa' 338. 339
Mary J. (Lane) 339
Mary N. (Brown) 76
Mary (Wiggin) 338
Sarah 91
Sarah 180
Sarah Daniels 339
WiUiam 180
WILMOT Allen B. 269
B. W. 269
LUUan W. 269
Nancy B. (Neal) 269
WILSI-IN .  202
Alvah Dearbom 101
Bertha F. 286
Deborah 299
Elsie (Shirran) 38
Frances E. 235
Glenn B. 38
Grace Almira 38
Helen B. 328
Humphrey 299
John 109
Lucy (Foster) 133

WILSON (cont.)
Lydia R. 277
Martha A. (Bradley) 38
Mary (Lea-iitt) 299
Merit .\. 38
OUv e 208
Robert 101
Sarah 99, 208
Susan (James) Morse 202
Susan R. (Dearborn) 101
Thomas 208
WilUam James 101
Winnifred Chamberlain 38
WINCH AdeUne (Dalev) 320
Susan M. 292
WINC; -A-ngie Clara 331
Daniel WiUiam 331
Edgar 331
EUzabeth (Clark) 331
Florence 331
George Henry 331
Halsey K. 331
Halsey McKie 331
Halsev R, 331
Harriet N. (Walton) 331
Helen M. (Davis) 331
Helen M. (Murry) 331
Leavens 331
Leroy Chapin 331
Murry 331
Persons Walton 331
Walton Stewart 331
WINKLEY Benjamin 228
FUzabeth P. Titman 228
Hannah P. 228
WINN Abner B. 30
Frances M. (Harvey) 30
Sarah L. 251
Stella Mary 30
WINSHIP Edward 45
Jane 45
Mary 45
WINSLOW Joshua B. 275
Lydia (Page) 275
MoUy 198
Sarah 1
WINTERS Charles Edward 216
Edith (Lake) 216
WISE Annie Ruhamah 134
John 134
Joseph 134
Lucy Rogers 132
WISWELL Deborah 206
WITHEE Hannah 232
Sally ajettis) 232
Zoe 232
WITTY George W. 346
Mary E. (Young) 346
WOLCOTT Welthy A. 153
WOOD Abigail (Foster) 137
Amaziah 137
D. C. 346
Lenora M. (Young) 346
Margaret 228
Sarah L. E. 346

WOODBURY -Annie (Hammond) 90
Ebenezer 326
Elizabeth 326
Grace B. 152, 1.54
Hannah 84
Hazadiah 90
Mary 245
Sylvania 90
WOODDELL Arthur Clough 78
Deloss Watson 78
E. ((iriflith) 78
Fred Joseph 78
Henry Frederick 78
Lena M. (Clough) 78
Marion Mabelle 78
WOODENBURY John 332
Marv (Wel^h) 332
WOODMAN Anna (Adams) 113
Apphia 213
Asa Foster' 136, 340
Caleb Morse" 136, 340
Edward' 340
Ehzabeth 113
Hannah Foster' 136, 340
Harriet J. (Wright) 340
Helen Amanda' 136,340
Henry C. Woodman' 136,
340
Horace C' 136, 340
John 113
Lucy W. (Foster) 136, 340
Mark" 340
Mary' 136, 340
Rebecca 113
Sarah Chase 340
Sarah Rogers' 340
Sarah (Rogers) 340
Susan Caroline' 136, 340
WOODWARD Elizabeth 250
Jennie 121
WORCESTER Abby C. W. Foster (Carter)
49
James 49
WORKMAN John 238
Mary (McCrilhs) Foster
238
WORRALD Susan Lydia 216
WORSTER Susan (Fletcher) 127
WORTHEN Betsey (Huntoon) 198
Byron 235
Dorothy 130
Harold Mathes 235
Jacob 198
Mary 48
Mary A. (Mathes) 235
Sadie L.Uen 235 .
Sarah see Worthing, Sarah
.Susanna 138
WORTHING Sarah 290
WORTHINGTON Julia AmeUa 148
WRIGHT Harriet J. 340
Sarah 45
WYATT AUred C. 225
Anna (Lyford) 222
Annie Lyford 225

426

INDEX.

WYATT (cont.)
Betsey C. (Lyfoid) 222
Chase 85, 222
Joseph Clough 225
Lucy C. (Lylord) 225
NancA^ (Cogswell) 85
Nellie M. (Mead) 225
WYCKOFF George D. 87
John N. 87
Myra Ames 87
Nancy O. (CogsweU) 87
WYMAN
.Annibec Proctor 153
Betsej- A. (Morrill) 262
Hannah (CUlTord) Weeks,
Pulsifer 66, 332
Jerry Clapp 262
Maud Beatrice 262
NelUe Grant 262
YATES Cora G. (ElUott) 111
RoUin Eugene 111
YEATON Alexander S. 86
Hannah F. (CogsweU) 86
YORK Charles 39
Sarah E. (Bradley) 39
YOUNG Abbie W. (Whitcher) 346
Abigail* 342
Adna' 343
Alice (Pickering) 344
AUce Sophia" 343
Andrew Bailey* 343
Ann (Kimball) 345
Ann Maria" 345
Anna' 343
Anna (Folsom) 170
Anna F.' 344
Annie L, (ElUott) 346
Apphia Amanda' 301, 344
Aretas' 344
Benjamin' 341
Benjamin' 341, .342
Benjamin' 342
Benjamin Baron 130
Bessie J. (Brown) 16
Betsey 206
Betseys 341^ 343
Betsey' 344
Betsey B. (Forrest) Moore
131
Betsey (Young) 343
Catharine" 345
Catharine (Johnson) 319,
342
Catharine Johnson' 346
Catherine S. (Johnson)
344
Charles Ayers 16
David 128

YOUNG (cont.)
Dearborn Johnson' 345,346
Deborah' 341
Deborah" .342
Deha A, (Matthews) 346
Dolly (TirroU) 341
Edith G." 346
Edwin Johnson' 345, 346
Eleazar' 344
Electa M. 106
Elijah* 342
EUza J. (E'.aus) 343
Elizabeth 106
Ehzabeth Ann' 344
EUzabeth C. (Hickson)
348
EUzabeth Hill" 345, 347
EUzabeth J. (Barber) 346
EUzaheth (Jackson) Page
274
Ellen Louise 16, IS
Elmer 106
Emilie Ayers 16, IS
Emil.\- Sophia" 345
Emma Pickering 344
Ernest E. 105
-Eugene Stephen 111
Fannie H." 345, 347
Flora .A." 345, 346
Fred J.« 346
George' 344
Georgia E. (Lancaster)
346
Hannah 312
Hannah' .341
Hannah (Peverly) 281,
344
Harriet L." 345, 347
Harrison' 342
Hazel' 344
Helen Amanda' 345
Helen M. (Whipple) 346
Helen S. 106
Henry Harrison" 344
Henrj' Parker 344
Herhert G." 346
Hester A," 346
HoweU Winthrop' 345
Jackson' 342
James Rilcv 16
Jane Eliza" 345
Jeff" 343
Jesse 76
John' .342
John Laucdon' 342, 345
John MorrUl" 345, 346
.Tonathan' 341
Jonathan' 341
Joseph 170, 343
Joshua 274
Lavonia' ,343
Lenora M." 346
Lizzie" ,343
Lois (Miner) Waldron 342
Loren Whiting' 342

YOUNG (cont.)
Lulu G.« 346
Lunette Jane" 343
l.uia A. (Dow) 106
Mabel Ann" 347
Mahalaette" 344
M.ari.ii 342
Maria (MorriU) 301, 344
Mary 170
Mary 278
Mary' 342
Mary A. (Clough) 76
Mary (Batchelder) 128
Mary E.« 346
Mary (Jackson) S-12
Mary J. (Whitcher) 345
Mary Otis' 312, 319, 342
Mary Otis" 345
Mary (Otis) 341
Maude A." 346
Maud E. (Lore) 340
May Whipple" 347
Mertie' 344
Mertie (Fisher) .3-44
MUo F.' ,342
Nancy 246
Nancy' 341, 344
Nancy' .344
Nanny (Chase) 343
Obadiah' 342
Odes,sa (Riley) 346
Olive (Twoml.ly) 345
Oli-via Sophinia' 344
Orren Demerritt" 343
Otis' 319, 341, 342
Otis" 345
Peter Clark' 344
Polly' 341, 342
Polly (Cochran) 341
Sallie H. (Cofran) 345
Sarah Emery' 344
Sarah Frances" 345
Sarah Maria' 345, 348
Shiriey' 344
Solomon' 381, 301, 341,
344
Sophia (Jones) 343
Sophia (Miner) 342
Sophronia' 343
Stephen' 341
Stephen' 342
Susan G. (Ayers) 16
Susie -Almira 16
Thomas J," 342, 346
Thomas J. 5 345,346
Thomas J." 346
"\'erna' 344
WilUam D, 106
WiUiam Harrison' 342
WiUiam H. H." .345
WUliam H.« 346
"Winthrop' 61, 312, 341
Winthrop' 341
Winthrop' 342, 344, 345
Winthrop Judson" 345

APPENDIX.
OFFICIAL ROSTER OF CANTERBURY.
GOVERNORS.
Joseph M. Harper, 1831-32. As president of the Senate, he succeeded to
the governorship -when Matthew Harvey resigned to accept an appointment
as U. S. District Judge.
CONGRESSMEN.
Rev. Abiel Foster, 1783-86, under the Articles of Confederation, 1789-91 and
1798-1803 under the Constitution. Joseph M. Harper, 1831-35.
COUNCILLORS.
Ezekiel MorriU,' 1835, 1836. Joseph Clough, 1848, 1849. David M. Clough,
1874. STATE SENATORS.
Rev. Abiel Foster,' 1791-95. Ezeldel MorriU,' 1823-25. Joseph M. Har
per,' 1829-31. Amos CogsweU, 1838^0. Andrew Taylor, 1846. David
Morrill, Jr., 1860-62.
REPRESENTATIVES TO PROVINCIAL CONGRESSES AND STATE
LEGISLATURES.*
Dea. Ezekiel MorriU, 1774. David McCriUis,' 1792, 1795, 1798,
Lieut. Samuel Ames, 1775. 1799, 1800.
Thomas Clough, 1776, 1777. Samuel Gerrish,' 1794.
Dea. Asa Foster, 1778, 1786. Nehemiah Clough, 1796, 1797.
Rev. Abiel Foster," 1779, 1781, 1782, Joseph Clough, 1801, 1802, 1803.
1791, 1792. Masiten MorriU, 1804, 1805.
Capt. Jeremiah Clough, Jr.,« 1783, Obadiah Clough, 1806, 1807.
1784, 1788, 1790. Jonathan Ayers, Sr., 1808, 1809, 1810.
'Son of Masten Morrill.
'President of the Senate, 1793.
'President of the Senate, 1831.
' Canterbury, Loudon and Northfield were classed together for representa
tion in the legislature until 1783.
" No record for 1780.
" No record for 1785 and 1789. Voted not to send in 1787.
'Elected, 1792, for balance of term, Abiel Foster, having been elected to the
Senate. •No record for 1793, but probably Samuel Gerrish.

428

APPENDIX.

John Sutton, 1811, 1812.
Moirill Shepard, 1813, 1815, 1816.
Abiel Foster, Jr., 1814.
Ezekiel MorriU, son of Masten Mor
rU, 1817, 1818, 1819.
Amos CogsweU, 1820, 1821.
Richard Greenough, 1822, 1823.
Lea-yitt Clough, Jr., 1824, 1825.
Joseph M. Harper, 1826, 1827.
Joseph Moody, 1828.
Tristram C. Dow, 1829.
Joseph Lyford, 1830.
Elder Jeremiah Clough, 1831, 1832.
Otis Young, 1833, 1834.
John Harriman,' 1837, 1838.
David MorrUl, 1839, 1840.
Benjamin Sanborn, 1841.
Andrew Taylor, 1842, 184'3.
Dudley Hill, 1844.
"Squire" Joseph Clough, 1845, 1846,
1847.
John Mathes, 1848, 1849.
Jonathan Ayers, Jr., 1850, 1851.
Benjamin Whidden, 1852.
James S. EUiins, 1853, 1854.
Joseph Ham, Jr., 1855, 1856.
Nathan Emery, Jr., 1857, 1858.

David MorriU, 1859.
Edward Osgood,' 1860, 1862.
George W. Peverly, 1860, 1861.
Jeremiah L. Clough, 1863, 1864.
David M. Clough, 1865, 1866.
Moses C. Lyford, 1867, 1868.
Joseph S. Ayers, 1869, 1870.
Joseph G. MorriU, 1871, 1872.
Nahum Blanchard, 1873, 1874.
Henry L. Clough, 1875.
AUred H. Blown, 1876, 1877.
David M. Foster," 1878, 1879-81.
Milton B. Neal,' 1883-85.
John H. Lyford, 1885-87.
Samuel C. Pickard, 1887-89.
Charles H. Ayers, 1889-91.
Frank S. Davis, 1891-93.
Alfred G. Chase, 1893-95.
Paul H. Jones, 1895-97.
Phihp C. Clough, 1897-99.
Fred H. Blanchard, 1899-01.
Milo S. MorriU, 1901-03.
John A. Beck, 1903-05.
Millard F. Emery, 1905-07.
Olwyn W. Dow, 1907-09. '
George P. MorriU, 1909-11.
Charles N. Clough, 1911-13.

DELEGATES TO CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTIONS.

Rev. Abiel Foster, 1775-76.
Capt. Jeremiah Clough, Sr., 1775-76.
Archelaus Moore, 1778.
Samuel Haines, 1779.

Rev. Abiel Foster, 1791.
Benjamin Sanborn, 1850.
James O. Lyford, 1876.
Alfred G. Chase, 1889.

Capt. Jeremiah Clough, Jr., 1781-83. James Frame, 1902.

POSTMASTERS. Center.
Joseph M. Haiper, January 1, 1813, to July 1, 1813.
Ezekiel MoiriU, July 1, 1813, to July 1, 1815.
Joseph M. Harper, July 1, 1815, to January 13, 1821.
'In 1835 no representative appears to have been elected. The town voted
"not to send" in 1836.
' Canterbury entitled to two representatives in 1860.
« In 1878 the change from annual to biennial elections occurred.
'In 1881-83, voted "not to send."

APPENDIX. 429
David McCrUhs, January 13, 1821, to December 22, 1825.
Jacob Blanchard, December 22, 1825, to AprU 15, 1829.
Richard Greenough, April 15, 1829, to May 18, 1841.
Nahum Blanchard, May 18, 1841, to June 17, 1842.
Nathaniel Wiggin, June 17, 1842, to January 4, 1844.
Joseph M. Harper, January 4, 1844, to August 5, 1850.
Joseph M. Foster, August 5, 1850, to AprU 6, 1853.
Josiah E. White, AprU 6, 1853, to March 22, 1856.
Jonathan C. Greenough, March 22, 1856, to AprU 3, 1857.
Thomas L. Whidden, AprU 3, 1857, to AprU 13, 1861.
Isaiah L. Pickard, April 13, 1861, to March 28, 1862.
Alfred H. Brown, March 28, 1862, to May 24, 1877.
Margaret L. Brown, May 24, 1877, to October 14, 1886.
WUliam M. CogsweU, October 14, 1886, to May 13, 1887.
John W. French, May 13, 1887, to February 13, 1889.
Sam W. Lake, February 13, 1889, to June 17, 1889.
Alfred H. Brown, June 17, 1889, to AprU 6, 1893.
Sam W. Lake, April 6, 1893, to AprU 16, 1897.
Alfred H. Brown,' AprU 16, 1897.
Hill's Corner.
Dudley HiU, December 8, 1827, to October 29, 1834.
Jeremiah KimbaU, October 29, 1834, to May 27, 1836.
Dudley HUl, May 27, 1836, to March 20, 1844.
OrvUle Messer, March 20, 1844, to September 23, 1845.
Amos CogsweU, September 23, 1845, to June 22, 1848.
Samuel MorriU, June 22, 1848, to AprU 12, 1861.
Shaeer Village or East Canterbury.
Robert Shepard,' AprU 12, 1861, to July 28, 1868.
James S. Kaime, July 28, 1868, to October 21, 1875.
Benjamin H. Smith, October 21, 1875, to November 11, 1884.
Nicholas A. Briggs,' November 11, 1884, to February 1, 1895.
Arthur Bruce, February 1, 1895, to January 27, 1896.
Maiy L. WUson,' January 27, 1896.
Canterbury Di;poT.
Hemy L. Clough, January 12, 1888, to AprU 3, 1889.
Arthur L. Barnes, April 3, 1889, to September 20, 1889.
Samuel C. Pickard, September 20, 1889, to December 9, 1896.
'Postmaster at present time, 1911.
» The post office in the east part of the town was at HiU's Corner until 1861,
when it was removed to Shaker ViUage.
' The name of the post office was changed from Shaker ViUage to East Can
terbury, November 15, 1889.
'Postmistress at the present term, 1911.

430 APPENDIX.
Kay Cass, Decembei 9, 1896, to AprU 12, 1900.
Ernest R. Little, April 12, 1900, to AprU 22, 1902.
John Ralph Little, AprU 22, 1902, to October 17, 1905.
Harry Colburn, October 17, 1905, to July 11, 1906.
Samuel B. HUdreth,' July 11, 1906.
Uplands.
George H. Hancock, January 7, 1891, to Maich 22, 1892.
Joseph W. Ham,' March 22, 1892, to November 18, 1898.
Olwyn W. Dow, November 18, 1898, to June 21, 1902.
Mary Chase," June 21, 1902, to October 15, 1910.
¦ TOWN OFFICERS.
Before 1750 the meetings of the proprietors were held in Durham and it was
not until 1738 that any of the inhabitants of Canterbury were chosen to office.
That year Jeremiah Clough was elected one of the selectmen. In 1740 and
1743 John Moore was chosen a highway surveyor. Other residents of the town
may have been selected for various town offices from 1738 to 1744, but the
records of the proprietors are very incomplete for these years.
In 1744 the following residents were chosen; Jeremiah Clough, selectman;
Josiah MUes and Wilham Foris (Forrest), highway surveyors; WiUiam Curry
and John DoUoff, tithingmen; Abner Clough, coUector; Samuel Shepard,
constable; Thomas Clough and WiUiam Moore, field drivers; Jeremiah
Clough and John Moore, lot layers ; James Head and Josiah Miles, fence view
ers; John Gibson, hog constable.
In 1745 Jeremiah Clough and Nathaniel RandaU were chosen selectmen;
Ephraim Morrill, coUector, John Moore, constable; Josiah MUes, field driver;
WiUiam Miles and WiUiam Mooie, fence viewers; Benjamin Blanchard, hog
constable. For the next three years there is no record of what was done at the proprie
tors' meetings. In 1749, Ephraim Clough is recorded elected constable,
Josiah MUes and James Head, field drivers; Thomas Clough and William
Moore, tithingmen; and Jeremiah Clough one of the lot layers. Beginning
with 1750 the roster is complete, except for the years 1760 and 1764.
MODERATORS.
Joseph Sias, 1750. Ezekiel MorriU, 1761, 1768, 1774.
Jeremiah Clough, 1751-53, 1755, 1757, Josiah MUes, 1762.
1766, 1767, 1769-73. Ephraim Hackett, 1756, 1763.
John Moore, 1754, 1758, 1759. Samuel Moore, 1765.

'Postmaster at present time, 1911.
iMr. Ham died September 11, 189
ndsmen until Mr. Dow's appointm
'Post office abohshed October 15, 1910.

'Mr. Ham died September 11, 1897. Office probably administered by his
bondsmen until Mr. Dow's appointment.

APPENDIX.

431

Benjamin Blanchard, Jr., 1775-79.
Samuel Gerrish, 1780, 1781, 1783,
1785, 1796, 1798-1800, 1803.
Dea. Asa Foster, 1782, 1784, 1790,
1791.
Abiel Foster, 1786-89, 1792-95.
Leavitt Clough, 1797, 1801, 1802,
1809, 1810, 1811.
Col. Asa Foster, 1814.
Masten MorriU, 1804, 1806, 1812,
1813.
Joseph Clough, 1805.
Samuel Hames, 1807, 1808.
John Sutton, 1815.
Joseph M. Harper, 1816-18, 1823-
26, 1847, 1848.
Ezekiel MorrUl,' 1819-21, 1827, 1829,
1831, 1832, 1834, 1835.
Amos CogsweU, 1822, 1837.
Benjamin Sanborn, 1828.
Elder Jeremiah Clough, 1830.
"Squire" Joseph Clough, 1833, 1867.
John J. Bryant, 1836, 1838, 1839,
1841-43, 1846.
Gardner T. Barker, 1840.

Andrew Taylor, 1844, 1845.
Jonathan Ayers, Jr., 1849, 1850, 1853,
1854.
David MorriU, Jr., 1851, 1852, 1855,
1856, 1860, 1861.
Edward Osgood, 1857, 1858.
Joseph G. Clough, 1859.
Jeremiah L. Clough, 1862-66, 1871.
Joseph A. Brown, 1868.
Matthias M. Moore, 1869, 1870, 1874,
1876-79.
Nahum Blanchard, 1872, 1878, 1880,
1883, 1884.
Josiah B. Higgins, 1873.
Charles H. Ayers, 1875.
Samuel C. Pickard, 1881, 1882.
Robert Frame, 1884.
George P. MorriU, 1885, 1886.
MUlard F. Emery', 1886.
Charles Smith, 1887, 1889-1896,
1900-1906.
Lyman A. Conant, 1888.
Robert S. MorriU, 1896-1900,
1906-08.
Edwin Weston Dow, 1908-12.

TOWN CLERKS.

James Scales, 1750, 1751.
Thomas Clough, 1752-57, 1761-63.
Archelaus Moore, 1758, 1765-72,
1774-78, 1780,-89.
Ezekiel MorrUl, 1759.
David Foster, 1773.
Abiel Foster, 1779.
Daniel Ames, 1790-96.
Abiel Foster, Jr., 1797-1800, 1828.
John Sutton, 1801-10, 1817-20.
Ezekiel MorrUl,' 1811-16, 1822-25,
1836.
Richard Greenough, 1821, 1833.
Joseph Clough, 1826, 1827, 1829-32.
Jonathan T. UnderhiU, 1834.
Joseph C. Greenough, 1835.
'Son of Masten MorriU.

Benjamin Sanborn, 1837—40.
Amos CogsweU, 1841, 1842.
John A. Chamberlain, 1843-45.
Jonathan Ayers, Jr., 1846, 1847.
Lorrain T. Weeks, 1848-50, 1852-
54, 1863-66.
Edward Osgood, 1851.
Luther Sargent, 1855, 1856.
Josiah E. White, 1857, 1858.
Howard Moody, 1859, 1860, 1862.
Isaiah L. Pickard, 1861.
Charles L. Brown, 1867-69.
John J. Railey, 1870.
Alfred H. Brown, 1871-88, 1899-1911.
Frank W. MorriU, 1889-96.
George H. Gale, 1897, 1898.
'Son of Masten MorriU.

432

APPENDIX.

SELECTMEN.

Jeremiah Clough, Sr., 1750-52, 1759,
1762, 1767, 1773.
John Moore, 1750, 1751, 1755, 1756,
175S.
Josiah MUes, 1750, 1753, 1757, 1759,
1776.
Aichelaus Moore, 1751, 1753, 1755,
1756, 1760, 1762, 1763, 1767-71,
1773, 1774.
WUham Curry, 1752.
WUliam MUes, 1752.
James Lindsey, 1753.
Ezekiel MorrUl, 1754, 1758, 1761,
1763, 1768.
WUham Moore, 1754.
Joseph Symonds, 1754.
Thomas Clough, 1755-57, 1760, 1761,
1765, 1766, 1769-71, 1775.
Ephraim Hackett, 1757, 1760, 1761.
John DoUoff, 1758.
Samuel Moore, 1759.
Hemy Young Brown, 1762, 1763.
Stephen Gerrish, 1765, 1766, 1769.
Samuel Ames, 1765.
Joseph Mann, 1766, 1767.
Henry Elkins, 1768.
Abraham Batchelder, 1770, 1771.
John Hoyt, 1772.
Jonathan Clough, 1772.
WUliam EUison, 1772.
Dea. Asa Foster, 1773, 1791.
Edward Blanchard, 1774, 1775, 1777.
David MorriU, 1774, 1775.
Jcseph Soper, 1775.
David Foster, 1776-78, 1781-86.
Benjamin Blanchard, Jr., 1776.
Nehemiah Clough, 1777-80.
Ebenezer KunbaU, 1778.
Abiel Foster, 1779, 1792, 1793, 1794,
1796.
Samuel Gerrish, 1779-81, 1786, 1792,
1795-1800.
Jonathan Heath, 1779.
John Maloney, 1779.

Obadiah Mooney, 1780, 1781, 1785-
87.
Jeremiah Clough, Jr., 1782, 1783.
Gideon Bartlett, 1782-84.
E avid McCriUis, 1784, 1793.
Leavitt Cl-pugh, 1785, 1787-89, 1791,
1792, 1794^97, 1800-1802.
Obadiah HaU, 1787.
WUham Hazeltine, 1788-90.
David MorrUl, 1788-90.
Wmthrop Young, 1790.
Obadiah Clough, 1793.
Masten MorriU, 1794, 1797, 1801-03.
Joseph Moore, 1795.
Joseph Ayers, 1798, 1799, 1801, 1802.
WiUiam Foster, 1798-1800.
John KimbaU, 1803, 1804.
Elijah Sargent, 1803, 1804.
Abiel Foster, Jr., 1804, 1806-08, 1817-
23.
WiUiam Forrest, 2d, 1805-09, 1812,
1813, 1815.
Moses CcgsweU, 1805-07.
Joseph Clough, 1805.
Leavitt Clough, Jr., 1808, 1809, 1817,
1818.
Ezekiel MorriU,' 1809, 1810, 1833.
Samuel C. Hazelton, 1810-16.
Ehjah Mathes, 1810, 1811.
Samuel MorriU, 1811, 1812.
Joseph KimbaU, Jr., 1813-15.
Asa Foster, Jr., 1814.
Amos CogsweU, 1816, 1817, 1822,
1823, 1829, 1830, 1834, 1835, 1837,
1838, 1840.
Jeremiah Pickard, Jr., 1816.
Joseph Moody, 1818, 1819.
Joseph M. Harper, 1819-21.
Thomas Ames, 1820, 1834.
Joseph Gerrish, 1821-1823.
Joseph Ham, Jr., 1824-28, 1833.
Joseph Lyford, Jr., 1824-27, 1833.
Samuel TaUant, 1824-26.
David Clough, 1827, 1828.

'Son of Masten MorriU.

APPENDIX.

433

Benjamin Sanbom, 1828, 1834, 1837.
Tristram C. Dow, 1829, 1830, 1842-
44.
Moses Stevens, 1829, 1830.
Richard Greenough, 1831, 1832.
Jeremiah Kimbajl, 1831, 1832.
Andrew Taylor, 1831, 1832.
Jesse Stevens, 1835, 1837, 1838, 1840.
Jonathan T. UnderhUl, 1835.
Enoch Gibson, 1836.
Abiel CogsweU, 1836, 1847, 1848.
Benjamin ^Tiidden, 1836, 1839.
Laban MorrUl, 1838, 1841, 1848.
Solomon Young, 1839.
Josiah Dow, 1839.
Hannibal Haines, 1840.
Moses C. Lyford, 1841, 1846.
Thomas L. Whidden, 1841, 1863-66,
1875.
John J. Bryant, 1842, 1843.
George W. Peverly, 1842r44.
Samuel Albert Ames, 1844, 1845.
Nathan Emery, Jr., 1845-47, 1849,
1854, 1855.
Jaines S. Elkins, 1845-47, 1849.
Jonathan Ayeis, Jr., 1848.
Ebenezer Batchelder, 1849, 1850,
1853.
Joseph P. Dearborn, 1850, 1891.
Jeremiah C. EUiott, 1850.
David MorriU, Jr., 1851, 1852, 1854.
Enoch Emery, 1851.
Jacob C. Whidden, 1851, 1852, 1859,
1860-62.
Jonathan Sargent, 1852.
Nathaniel PaUet, 1853.
John Lyford, 1853.
Edward Osgood, 1854-56, 1876, 1877.
John Fletcher, 1855, 1856.
David M. Foster, 1856, 1857.
Benjamin McClary, 1857, 1858.
Joseph G. Clough, 1857, 1858.
Enoch E. Pickard, 1858, 1859, 1886.
John A. Moores, 1859-61.
George F. Sanbom, 1860, 1861.
Joshua Parker, 1862.

John P. KimbaU, 1862.
Joseph S. Ayers, 1863, 1864.
Simeon B. Foster, 1863, 1864.
Solomon M. CUfford, 1865, 1866.
Joseph C. Sanbom, 1865, 1866.
David M. Clough, 1867-70.
George Scales, 1867, 1868.
RufusBoynton, 1867, 1868, 1889, 1890.
WUham Knowlton, 1869.
Simon Stevens Davis, 1869, 1870.
Joseph K. Hancock, 1870-72.
Philip C. Clough, 1871, 1878, 1879,
1898, 1899, 1903, 1904.
Samuel C. Pickard, 1871-74, 1876.
Olwyn W. Dow, 1872, 1873, 1880,
1887, 1888.
Joseph E. KimbaU, 1873, 1874, 1885,
1886.
Joseph G. Clough, Jr., 1874, 1875,
1883, 1884.
Jeremiah CogsweU, 1875.
Arthur Clough, 1876, 1877.
MUlard F. Emery, 1877, 1878, 1881,
1882, 1897.
WiUiam H. Carter, 1878, 1879, 1900,
1901.
John H. Lyford, 1879, 1880.
Eben L. Batchelder, 1880.
George W. Lake, 1881, 1882.
Alvah J. Dearborn, 1881, 1882.
George W. Fletcher; 1883, 1884, 1899,
1900.
LoweU T. Mason, 1883-86, 1905-11.
James Colby, 1885.
Lyman A. Conant, 1887.
Henry L. Clough, 1887, 1888.
Frank P. Dow, 1888, 1896, 1902.
Alfred G. Chase, 1889, 1890.
Charles E. MorrUl, 1889, 1890.
BiUey E. PiUsbury, 1891, 1892.
Cyrus G. Brown, 1891, 1892.
Paul H. Jones, 1892, 1893.
John H. Batchelder,' 1893.
Smith L. MorriU, 1893.
Edwin M. Lyford, 1893, 1894.
Warren A. Stone, 1894, 1895.

I Resigned. Smith L. MorriU elected to fiU vacancy.

28-n

434

APPENDIX.

Herbert L. Brown, 1894, 1895.
Byron P. LigaUs, 1895, 1896.
Charles N. Clough, 1896.
Moses A. Foster, 1897.
WiUiam W. Wheeler, 1897, 1898.
Osbome L. Colby, 1898, 1899.
Jonathan B. Foster, 1900, 1901, 1911.
Alphonso B. Chute, 1901, 1902.

Edwin Weston Dow, 1902, 1903,
1904, 1910.
Charles F. Jones, 1903.
Louis D. MorrUl, 1904, 1905.
Frank C. Plastridge, 1905-07, 1911.
Frank S. Davis, 1906, 1907.
George H. Gleason, 1908, 1909.
Frank L. Brown, 1908-1910.

TOWN TREASURERS.'

Archelaus Moore, 1758.
Jeremiah Clough, 1765, 1766.
David Foster, 1773, 1774, 1775.
David MorrUl, Jr., 1851, 1852.
Laban MoniU, 1853.
Nathan Emery, 1854, 1855.
Edward Osgood, 1856, 1882, 1883,
1884.
David M. Foster, 1857.
Joseph G. Clough, 1858.
Jacob C. Whidden, 1859, 1860, 1861,
1862.
Thomas L. Whidden, 1863, 1864,
1865, 1866.
David M. Clough, 1867, 1868, 1869,
1870.

Samuel C. Pickard, 1871, 1872.
Alfred H. Brown, 1873, 1874.
Samuel HUl, 1875, 1876.
Luther Sargent, 1877, 1878.
Joseph M. Foster, 1879 1880, 1881.
James F. French, 1885, 1886.
James S. Elkins, 1887.
Frank W. MorrUl, 1888.
Joseph P. Dearbom, 1889, 1890.
Frank P. Dow, 1891-95.
Henry W. Hutchins, 1896, 1900-02.
Charles H. FeUows, 1897, 1898.
WiUiam H. Carter, 1899.
Sam W. Lake, 1903-07.
Alfred H. Brown, 1908 (appointed),
1909-11.

CONSTABLES AND COLLECTORS.'

Joseph Simons, 1750.
Ephraim Clough, 1750.
James Lindsey, 1751.
WUUam GUnes, 1752.
John Ghnes, 1753.
Samuel Ames, 1754.
Simon Ames, 1755, 1756.
John DoUoff, 1757.
None elected, 1758.
John Forrest, 1759.
John Gibson, 1761.
James Gibson, 1762.
Daniel Ames, 1763.
Nathaniel Moore, 1765.

Abraham Batchelder, 1766.
WiUiam Gault, 1767.
Joseph Mann, 1768.
David MorriU, 1769.
Josiah Miles, 1770.
James Shepherd, 1771.
WiUiam Forrest, 1772.
None elected 1773, 1774.
Samuel Moore, 1775.
Caleb Heath, 1776.
Thomas Foss, 1777.
Gideon Bartlett, 1778, 1779.
Ephraim Carter, 1780.
Joseph Clough, 1781.

'In the years not specified one of the selectmen acted as town treasurer.
From 1851 to 1872 inclusive, except the year 1853, the treasurer was;the
chairman of the board of selectmen.
'Prior to 1819, the constable was also coUector of taxes.

APPENDIX.

435

John Bean, 1782-85.
Abner Hoyt, 1786, 1787.
Samuel Gerrish, 1788.
Nehemiah Clough, 1789, 1797.
Jeremiah Clough, Jr., 1790.
Laban MorriU, 1791.
None elected 1792.
Leavitt Clough, 1793.
WUham Hazeltine, 1794.
David Ames, 1795.

Moses CogsweU, 1796.
Jonathan Foster, 1798.
David McCriUis, 1799.
Masten MorriU, 1800.
Jonathan Bradley, 1801.
Henry Tibbets, 1802.
Thomas Ames, 1803, 1804, 1811-16,
1818.
Reuben French, 1805-09.
Joseph Moody, 1817.

COLLECTORS OF TAXES.

Samuel A. MorriU, 1819, 1820.
Laban MorriU, 1821-23.
Stephen Cate, 1824, 1825.
Edmund Stevens, 1826.
Abiel CogsweU, 1827.
Joseph M. Harper, 1828, 1829.
No record 1830.
Joseph Clough, 1831.
Joseph Lyford, 1832.
Jeremiah KimbaU, 1833.
David M. Clough, 1834.
John L. TaUant, 1835.
Robert S. MorrUl, 1836, 1837.
Nathaniel PaUet, 1838.
Suneon B. Foster, 1839, 1840, 1842,
1845, 1849-52, 1854, 1871-74.
John J. Bryant, 1841.
John Peverly, 1843.
Daniel Sanbom, 1844, 1846.
Abiel F. Bradley, 1847.
Charles Greenough, 1848.

Nathan Emery, 1853.
Benjamin McClary, 1855, 1856.
True K. Mason, 1857, 1858.
James H. Herrick, 1859, 1860.
WiUiam H. Currier, 1861, 1862.
Simon Stevens Davis, 1863, 1864,
1865, 1887, 1888.
Cyrus G. Brown, 1866, 1867.
Joseph K. Hancock, 1868, 1869.
Moses C. Lyford, 1870.
Alfred H. Brown, 1875.
Milton B. Neai, 1876-80.
John H. Lyford, 1881-84.
Myron C. Foster, 1885, 1886.
Frank S. Davis, 1889, 1890.
Charles H. Colby, 1891-94.
John A. Beck, 1895, 1896.
Luther Sargent, 1897, 1898.
Charles F. Adams, 1899-1907.
Sam W. Lake, 1908.
Chester E. Heath, 1909-11.

SUPERINTENDING SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
1799. Rev. Frederick Parker with the town clerk, Abiel Foster, Jr., and
the selectmen, Samuel Gerrish, Joseph Ayers and WiUiam Foster .
1800. Rev. Frederick Parker with town clerfc and selectmen>i
1809. ilflev. WiUiam Patrick, Samuel C. Hazelton, Isaac Smith and Samuel
Ames.' 1810.1811.
1812.

Abiel Foster, Samuel C. Hazelton, Isaac Smith, Samuel Ames.
Samuel C. Hazelton, Ezekiel Morrill, Abiel Foster.
Samuel C. Hazelton, Ezekiel Morrill, Joseph Moody.

' Leavitt Clough was selectman this year in place of Joseph Ayers.
'Record from 1800-09 shows no selection of a supervisory school committee.

436 APPENDIX.
1813. Rev. WiUiam Patrick, Abiel Foster, Samuel C. Hazelton, MarceUus
MorriU, Joseph Moody.
1814. Rev. WUham Patrick, Abiel Poster, Joseph Moody, Samuel C. Haz
elton, Amos CogsweU, Samuel Ames.
1815. Rev. WUUam Patrick, Amos CogsweU, Ezekiel MorriU, Abiel
Foster. 1816. Rev. WilUam Patrick, Joseph Harper, S'amuel C. Hazelton, Ezekiel
MorrUl. 1817. Rev. WiUiam Patrick, Joseph M. Harper, Amos CogsweU, Abiel
Foster. 1818. Rev. WiUiam Patrick, Joseph M. Harper, Leavitt Clough, Jr.
1819-27. Rev. WiUiam Patrick.'
1828. Rev. WiUiam Patrick, Joseph M. Harper, Dudley HiU.'
1829. Rev. WiUiiam Patrick, Joseph M. Harper, Jeremiah KimbaU.
1830. Rev. WiUiam Patrick, Elder John Harriman, Joseph M. Harper.
1831-33. No record
1834. Rev. WiUiam Patrick, Elder John Harriman, James Peverly, Jr.
1835-36. No record.
1837. Rev. WiUiam Patrick, Elder John Harriman, Dudley HUl.
1838. Rev. WiUiam Patrick, Elder John Harriman, Gardner T. Barker.
1839. Rev. WUham Patrick, Elder John Harrimaoi, Dr. Robert S. MorriU.
1840. Rev. WilUam Patrick, Elder John Harriman, Gardner T. Baj-ker.
1841. Rev. WiUiam Patrick, Joseph M. Harper, Elder Joseph Clough.
1842. Rev. WiUiam Patrick, Joseph M. Harper, WiUiam H. Foster.
1843. No record.
1844. Voted to indefinitely postpone article in warrant providing for the
election of three persons as superintending school committee.
1845. Rev. Howard Moody, Rev. Edmund B. Fairfield, Joseph M. Harper.
1846. Rev. Howard Moody, Joseph M. Harper, Jonathan Ayers, Jr.
1847. Rev. Howard Moody, Rev. Samuel T. Catlin, Joseph M. Harper.
1848. Rev. Howard Moody, Rev. Edmund B. Fairfield, Joseph M. Harper.
1849. Edward Osgood, Jonathan Ayers, Jr., Lorrain T. Weeks.
1850. Edward Osgood, WiUiam H. Foster, Luther Sargent.
1851. Rev. Howard Moody, Lorrain T. Weeks, B. F. TaUant.
1852. Rev. Howard Moody.
1853. Lorrain T. Weeks, Elder Plumer Chesjey, Edward Osgood.
1854-57. Rev. Howard Moody.
1858-59. Luther Sargent.
1860-61. Luther Sargent, Rev. Howard Moody, John Ham.
1862. Luther Sargent, Rev. Howard Moody, Lorrain T. Weeks.
1863. WiUiam H. Foster, Lorrain T. Weeks, Luther Sargent.
1864-65. Jonathan Ayers, WiUiam H. Foster, Lorrain T. Weeks.
1866. Rev. Howard Moody, Jonathan Ayers.
1867. Edward Osgood.
'Only one chosen.
•Appointed by selectmen in accordance with act of legislature 1827.

APPENDIX. 437
1868. Edward Osgood, chairman.'
1869-72. Lyman B. Foster, chairman.'
1873. Lyman B. Foster, J. B. Higgins, Rev. James Doldt.
1874. Edmond Osgood, chairman.
1875. Newel K. Foster, chairman; Mrs. George F. Blanchard,, Matthias
M. Moore, Joseph Ayers, Rev. A. D. Smith, Elder Henry C. Blinn, Mary E.
Clough, E. T. Clough, Sarah M. Colby, George E. Wiggin.
1876. Luther Sargent, Charles W. Emery, Newell K. Foster.
1877. Luther Sargent, chairman; Warren A. Stone, Matthias M. Moore,
Mis. A. D. Smith, John Ham, Albert B. Clough, Elder Henry C. Bhnn, Mrs.
James McKeriey, Mrs. Samuel C. Pickard, Sarah M. Colby, George E. Wiggin.
1878-79. Luther Sargent, Charles W. Emery, John Ham.
1880. Charles W. Emery, John Ham, Warren A. Stone.
1881. Charles F. Jones, chairman; Ehzabeth C. Moore, Mrs. Frank P.
Dow, Mrs. Sarah E. SmaU, Mary E. Clough, Nicholas A. Briggs, David M.
Clough, Emma L. Colby, W. W. Wheeler.
1882-84. A. S. Bronson.
1885. Mary E. Smith.
1886. Luther Sargent, Olwyn W. Dow, Charles H. Ayers.
1887. Luther Sargent, Olwyn W. Dow, Caroline F. Emery.
1888. Luther Sargent, Caroline F. Emery, LoweU T. Mason.
1889. CaroUne F. Emery, LoweU T. Mason, WilUam D. Ingalls.
1890. LoweU T. Mason, Caroline F. Emery, WiU;iam D. IngaUs.
1891. WilUam D. IngaUs, Charles M. Clough, CaroUne F. Emery.
1892. Carohne F. Emery, WiUiam H. Carter, Charles N. Clough.
1893 Charles N. Clough, WUUam H. Carter, Emma J. MorrUl.
1894. WiUiam H. Carter, Lyman A. Conant, Mrs. Ruth A. Foster.
1895. Lyman A. Conant, Frank L. Brown, Mrs. Ruth A. Foster.
1896. Mrs. Ruth A. Foster, Frank L. Brown, Rev. Albert E. HaU.
1897. Frank L. Brown, Rev. Albert E. HaU, Hattie O. Fletcher.
1898. WiUiam W. Briggs, Frank E. Drew, Hattie C. Fletcher.
1899. Hattie C. Fletcher, Frank E. Drew, Leroy A. GUnes.
1900. MiUard F. Emery, Ida M. KimbaU, WiUiam W. Wheeler.
1901. WUham W. Wheeler, Ida M. KimbaU, Olwyn W. Dow.
1902. Ida M. Kimball, Olwyn W. Dow, WiUiam W. Wheeler.
1903. WUham W. Wheeler, Fanny W. Foster,' Harry G. Clough, Bertha
SUver.' 1904. William W. Wheeler, Frank L. Brown, Mrs. Jennie Pickard.
1905. Frank L. Brown, Mrs. Jennie Pickard, WUliam W. Wheeler.
1906. Mrs. Jennie Pickard, WiUiam W. Wheeler, Frank L. Brown.
1907. WiUiam W. Wheeler, Frank L. Brown, Mrs. John True.
1908. Frank L. Brown, Mrs. John True, Rev. Dyer M. PhiUips.
1909. Jeannette B. MorriU, Elmer B. Osgood, WilUam C. Tallman.
1910. Mrs. Jeannette B. MorrUl, Ehner B. Osgood, WUUam C. TaUman.
'School board consisted of one from each school district. No other names
given. ' Resigned.
'Appointed to fill vacancy.

438 APPENDIX.
1911. Mrs. Jeannette B. MorriU, Elmer B. Osgood, Francis P. Cass.
The town records show that from 1868-72 the foUowing persons were elected
to the school board in aiddition to the chairmen who signed the school report.
Not all, however, quaUfied and performed the duties of office:
1868. Josiah Higgins, Joseph Ayers, Da-vid M. Foster, Thomas L. Whid
den, Henry C. Blinn, John IngaUs, David M. Clough, Loenard Colby, James
M. Wiggin, Solomon M. Chfford, Nahum Blanchard.
1869. James S. Elkins, Matthias M. Moore, Mrs. Joseph S. Ayers, Edward
Osgood, Mrs. Mary J. Hkm, Abbie C. Clough, Henry C. Bhnn, John IngaUs,
Mary C. TaUant, James Colby, Sarah E. Wiggin.
1870. Nahum Blanchard, Matthias M. Moore, John J. Railey, Edward
Osgood, Mrs. Mary J. Ham, Sylvanus C. Moore, Hemy C. BUnn, A. B.
IngaUs, David M. Clough, Leonard Colby, Eben P. Carter.
1871. Nahum Blanchard, Matt.hias M. Moore, Chmena B. MorriU, Edward
Osgood, Mrs. JuHette E. Lyford, Sylvanus C. Moore, Henry C. Blinn, A. B.
IngaUs, David M. Clough, James- Colby, Eben P. Carter.
1872. Ann E. Blanchard, Matthias M. Moore, John J. Railey, Mary E.
Clough, Mrs. JuUette E. Lyford, Rev. James Doldt, Hemy C. BUnn, John
Ingalls, Samuel C. Pickard, James Colby, Andrew J. Taylor.
COLLEGE GRADUATES.
The Rev. WUUam Patrick gives a list of fifteen coUege graduates from Can
terbury in the thirty-five years foUowing 1798.' There is no record of anyone
graduating at an earlier date. An examination of the Dartmouth general
catalogue discloses the names of two others not enumerated by Mr. Patrick.
To this list are added those known to have graduated since 1833. It is possi
ble that the roster may be incomplete, as verification by college catalogues is
impracticable. In chronological order the names are given.
WiUiam Rolfe, Dartmouth, 1799. Studied for the ministry. Ordained at
Groton, 1803. Part of his time was spent in the service of the N. H. Mission
ary Society.
Ebenezer Greenough, son cf Ebenezer Greenough, Harvard, 1803. Lawyer,
settled in Pennsylvania.
Samuel Hames, Dartmouth, 1803. Lawyer, settled in Alabama. Lieu
tenant U. S. Army. Died August 30, 1825, at Pro-vddence, R. I.
Jonathan Kittredge, son of Dr. Jonathan Kittredge, Dartmouth, 1813.
Lawyer, chief justice Court of Common Pleas of New Hampshire, 1856-58.
Died at Concord, AprU 8, 1864.
Charles G. Haines,, brother of Samuel Haines, Middlebury, 1816. Lawyer,
settled in New York. Appointed adjutant-general ot that state in 1825, but
died before qualifsdng, July 3, 1825, aged 32 years.
Da-vid Ames, son of Da-vid Ames, Dartmouth, 1817. Lawyer, settled in
Tennessee. Asa Emerson Foster, son of Col. Asa Foster, Dartmouth, 1822. Teacher.
Died at Salem, Ind., October 9, 1875.
'Historical Sermon, October 27, 1833.

APPENDIX. 439
Abiel Foster, son of Abiel Foster and grandson of Rev. Abiel Foster, Dart
mouth, 1823. Teacher. Died in 1869.
Henry Clough, son of Leavitt Clough, Dartmouth, 1823. Teacher. Died
in Virginia in 1824.
John IngaUs, Dartmouth, 1823. Divinity student. Died at Cambridge-
port, Mass., September 5, 1828.
Cyrus Parker, son of Rev. Frederick Parker, Dartmouth, 1824. Died at
Edenton, Ga., September 1, 1825, aged 21 years.
Adams Shepard, son of Col. MorriU Shepard, Middlebury, 1826. Teacher.
Alfred Kittredge, brother of Jonathan Kittredge, Dartmouth, 1827. Law
yer. Died at HaverhiU, Mass., May 1, 1877.
Elbridge Flagg Greenough, Dartmouth, 1828. Lawyer. Died at Wauseon,
Ohio, in 1875.
Robert Smith MorriU, son of Reuben MorrUl, Bowdoin, 1830. Physician
in Canterbury. Died February 25, 1842.
Josiah Emery, son of Nathan Emery, Dartmouth, 1819-21 ; Union Schenec
tady, N. Y., 1826-28, where he graduated. Lawyer, WeUsboro, Pa., 1831-71.
Galen Foster, brother of Asa E. Foster, Amherst, 1831. Lawyer. Died at
Canterbury March 2, 1895.
WiUiam Pickering Haines, son of Stephen Haines, Dartmouth, 1831. Law
yer and manufacturer. Died at Biddeford, Me., July 2, 1879.
Stephen Moody Emery, Dartmouth, 1836. Physician. Died at Penacook,
October 16, 1881.
Cyrus Parker Bradley, Dartmouth, 1837. Died at Concord July 6, 1838.
Charles Hutchins Butters, Dartmouth, 1837. La-wyer. Died at Pittsfield,
May 13, 1860.
WiUiam Da-vis Moore, Dartmouth, 1837. Teacher and business,; Died
at GranvUle, Ohio, AprU 20, 1889.
Stephen Symonds Foster, Dartmouth, 1838. Clergyman and early aboli
tionist. Died at Worcester, Mass., September 7, 1881.
Charles Augustus Harper, Dartmouth, 1838. Lawyer, settled in Texas.
Colonel, Texas Volunteers, Mexican War; judge Superior Court, Arkansas
1866-68. Clergyman. Died at Fan-view, N. J., November 3, 1884.
Lucien B. Clough, Dartmouth, 1850. Lawyer, judge of Probate Court,
HUlsborough County. Died July 28, 1895, at Manchester.
Edward Burr Smith Sanbom, Dartmouth, 1855. Lawyer. Died at Frank
Un, November 3, 1903.
Jeremiah Emery Ayeis, Dartmouth, 1863. Teacher.
Charles WUlard MorrUl, Dartmouth, 1863. Served in 8th N. H. Volun
teers, 1863-64. Died at hospital Cairo, lUinois, December 8, 1864.
Henry CUnton Ayers, Dartmouth, 1864. Busuiess, insurance. Died Sep
tember 24, 1899, Pittsburg, Pa.
Jeremiah Clough Foster, Bowdoin, 1866. Physician. Died September 24,
1881, at Barre, Mass..
Abram Brown, Dartmouth, 1867. Served in 9th N. H. Volunteers CivU
War. Teacher.
Walter Howard Ayers, Dartmouth, 1868; Union Theological Seminary,
New York, 1871. Clergyman.

440 APPENDIX.
NeweU KeUy Foster, CorneU, 1873. Physician, Cahfornia.
Charles W. Emery, Dartmouth, 1875. Died at Oakland, Cal., January 4,
1904. John Pickard, Dartmouth, 1883. Teacher.
Amos CogsweU Lyford, Dartmouth, 1885. Teacher. Died at Denver,
Colo., May 3, 1892.
George J. Sargent, Dartmouth, 1888. Civil engineer. Died November
20, 1909, at Canterbury.
Alpheus Sherwin Cody, Amherst, 1889. Author and business.
Mary A. CogsweU, WeUesley, 1890. Teacher.
Frank Edward Drew, Dartmouth, 1897; Boston University Law School,
1900. Lawyer.
Mary MiUs Patrick, daughter of John Patrick, University of Berne, 1897.
President American CoUege for Girls, Constantinople.
Henry Day Ayers, Boston University, 1908. Teacher.
GRADUATES OF PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS.
Alpheus MorriU, Medical School, Dartmouth, 1832. Born 1808 in Canter
bury. Practiced at Concord, 1849-74. Died May, 1874. Had two sons
who were physicians. Dr. Ezekiel MorriU and Dr. Shadrack C. MorriU.
Jonathan Ayers, Gilmanton Theological School, 1842. Died June 1, 1871,
at Concord.
Henry B. MorriU, son of Joseph G. MorriU, Medical School, University of
Vermont, 1864. Physician. Died December 28, 1910, at Loudon.
Joseph Gerrish Ayers, Medical School, University of Vermont, 1864. Medi
cal Director U. S. Navy, retired.
Daniel Pickard, Medical School, Dartmouth, 1874.
Fred WiUiam IngaUs, Medical School, University of Vermont, 1884. Phy
sician. Died March 14, 1894, at Kingston.
George Hancock IngaUs, Medical School, University of Vermont, 1885.
Physician Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Sara;h Angie French, Woman's Medical CoUege ofthe New York Infirmary,
1887. Physician.
Seth W. Jones, Medical School, University of Maryland, 1894. Physician,
Frankhn. Samuel P. Ames, Medical College, Bellevue, Hospital, N. Y., 1895.
Samuel J. Dearborn, Law School, Boston University, 1909. Lawyer.

FIRST CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES.

Free white males

Free white fe-

C.4NTERBURY.
Aras, (Ayers) Joseph
Ames, Samuel
Ames, Simon
Asten, Thos.
Asten, Peter
Biglow, Stedman
Bracket, Simeon
Beck, Henery
Boynton, Joshua
Blake, John
Bartlet, Gideon
Bracket, Ichobad
Bradley, Benj'n
Brier, John
Bradley, Jona.
Bean, John
Blanchard, Benj'n
Brown, Simeon
Blanchard, Stephen
Clough, Leavitt
Chase, Edward
Cogswell, Ebenz'r
Colcord, Nath'l
Cogswell, Moses
Clough, Ezikle
Chandler, Ebenz'r
Currier, Simeon
Clough, Obediah
Clough, Jeremiah
Clough, Jeremiah, jim'r
Carter, Olendo
Carter, John
Clough, Joseph
Clemment, Nath'l
Carter, Daniel
Carter, Nathaniel
Curry, Tho's
Clough, Nehemiah
Davis, Samuel
Davis, Stephen
Dearborn, Thoinas
Daniels, Samuel
Davis, Jona.
Dwendell, Henery
Danford, Jere
Danford, Moses
Davis, John

of 16 years and Free white males includ-
upwards including males under ing heads of

All other
free

heads of famihes.
4 2
1 3
1 1 2
2 1
2 1 11 2
3 i2

16 years.

familief 46
2
1 3 2 142 3
5

4 4
4 4 5
2 3 1
24
3 2
4 373 1
4 6 2
3 2
2 7
4 2 1
3 4
3 3 23 4

Slaves. 3

442

HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.

FIRST CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES (continued).

CANTERBURY.
Danford, Simeon
Durgin, Joseph
Flitcher, Daniel
Foster, James
Foster, Jacob
Forrist, WiUiam
Foster, Jona
Foster, Asa
Foster, Daniel
Foster, Daniel, jun'r
Forrist, John
Foster, Abiel, Esq'r
Fowler, Abner
Garrish, Samuel
Gibson, James, jun'r
Ghnes, Wilham
Gibson, James
Gibson, Thomas
Gaut, William
Glover, John
Ghnes, Nath'l
Ham, John
Ham, Joseph
Hogsdon, Miles
Haynes, Samuel
Haynes, Richard
Heath, Caleb
Hoit, Abner
Haseltine, Wilham
HaU, Obediah
Hacket, Jeremiah
Heath, Benj a
Hacket, W'd Sarrah
Heath, Simon
Hoit, Abner, Jun'r
Ingalls, John
Jackson, Moses
Jonson, John
Jones, Benj a
Jackson, Samuel
Kent, John, jun'r
Kimball, Ebenez'r
Kimball, John
Lange, Jona, jun'r
Liford, James
Liford, John
Lange, Jona
Lange, Simeon
Lange, Edmund
Lange, Moses
Luis, Thomas
Morill, Ezekle (Shakers)
Marthews, Ehjah
Moore, Archelua

Free white males

Free white fe

of 16 years and

Free white

males includ

All other

upwards including

males under

ing heads of

free

heads of families.

16 years.

families.

persons.

1

3

4

2

2

6

4
3
1
2
2
1
5
' 1
1
4
2
4
3
4
2
1
5
1
2
2
1
1
5
6
1
1
. 3
4
1
1
2
3
2
4
1
3
1
2
4
2
2
3
1
3
1
1
3
3
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
4
3
1
1
4
2
1
5
2
3
3
2
2
3
1
3
6
4
1
3
1
1
3 1
1
1
2
3
5
2
2
2
2
2
1
5
1
3
2
3
1
4
3
1
2
2
4
2
3
2
4
3
3
3
2
Slaves.
11
11
8
22 4 1
FIRST CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES.

443

FIRST CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES (continued).

Free white males

Free white fe

of 16 years

and

Free white

males includ- AU other

C.4,NTERBURY.

upwards including

males under

ing heads of free

head^ of families.
16 years.
famUies. persona.
Moor, Joseph
1
2
4
Moore, WilUam
2
4
4
Moore, John
3
3
1
Mann, James
1
1
1
Morrill, Laban
4
2
5
Moore, Ezikle
1
1
Meloony, James
1
1
2
Morrill, Marstin
2
1
5
Mooney, Obediaii
1
1
3
Moore, Samuel
1
3
3
McCrilhs, David
4
1
7
Marden, Josiah
1
1
Morrill, David
2
1
6
Merriner, Nicholas
2
1
Peverly, Nath'l
4
3
2
Pallett, Nath'l
2
2
5
Rawhngs, Joshua
1
2
3
RandaU, Richard
2
1
4
Ralph, WiUiam
1
2
7
SmaU, John
1
1
2
SmaU, Ephraim
1
1
2
Shannon, John
1
SmaU, Isaac
1
4
Sandborn, Joseph
3
4
12
Sargent, Samuel
2
4
5
Stephens, Jesse
1
1
3
Sandborn, Benjamin
2
4
Sargent, EUjah
4
2
Shepard, MorriU
2
2
Soper, Joseph
1
2
Shepard, James
2
1
6
Sutton, John
1
1
2
Stephens, Simon (Simeon?)
1
4
2
Simonds, WiUiam
1
Sinkler, Noah
1
3
4
Sutton, Michael
2
2
3
Scales, Edw'd
1
3
Tibbits, Henery
3
3
6
TaUent, Margret
2
2
Whidden, Nath'l
1
1
3
Watson, Josiah
1
2
Wiggin, Chase
2
2
5
Whitcher, Benja (Shakers)
10
6
19
Ward, Tho's
2
2
5
WUUams, Jona
1
8
Whidden, Person
1
1
2
Weeks, Joshua
3
2
5
WaUcer, WUUam
1
3
3 '
Weeks, Sam'l
1
1
1
Young, Joseph
1
1
Young, Winthrop
1
4
5
Glines, Nath'l
1
2
2
Foss, Josiah
1
Randall, Dan'l
1
2
2
Slaves .
444

HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.

FIRST CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES (conUnued).

Free white males

Free white fe

of 16 years and

Free white

males includ- AU other

CANTERBURY.

upward including

males under

ing heads of free

heads of famiUea.
16 yeais.
famihes. persons. Slaves
Foster, David
2
3
2
CoggsweU, John
1
1
2
Runnels, Enoch
1
2
1
Bardeen, Nath'l
1
1
4
Whitcher, Jeddediah
2
1
1
Heath, Jonathan
1
2
NORTHFIELD.
Arlen, Samuel
2
1
3
Ash, Joseph
1
2
Bartlett, Samuel
1
2
Blanchard, Edward
5
5
3
Blanchard, Richard
3
3
6
Colby, Nathan
1
3
1
Cross, John
1
2
3
Cross, James
2
2
3
Cross, Thomas
3
1
3
Cross, Jesse
2
6
4
Cochran, John
2
4
4
Currey, Robert
Clough, Lewi
Clough, Thos.
1
2
Clough, Thos., junr
1
CoUins, Benjamin
5
4
CiU'ey, John
1
2
Dolaff, David
2
Danforth, Henery
3
Davis, Hezekiah
2
1
Dearborn, Shubal
3
Dearborn, Nath'l
3
6
Dearbom, Abraham
3
Dearborn, John
3
3
Dearborn, Jona.
1
1
Dyer, Edw'd, Sr.
EUison, Richard
2
4
Forrist, WiUiam
3
6
Forrist, John
2
2
Forrist, James
1
1
Fiffield, Jona.
3
French, SoUomon
Foss, Robert
4
Foss, Thos.
4
Gilman, Thos.
5
Glines, John
Gilman, Sam'l T.
5
Gilman, Jona.
1
Glines, Benja.
1
2
Gile, Jona.
4
3
GUdden, Charles
2
6
Glines, William
1
GUnes, William, Jun'r
4
2
Gibson, James
3
Glmes, Job
Heath, Jacob
2
5
2
FIRST CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES.

445

FIRST CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES (conHnued),

Free white males

Free white fe-

NORTHFIELD.
Heath, Ezikle
Hancock, George
Hancock, Joseph
Hancock, WiUiam
Hains, Stephen
Hodgsdon, Edward
Hills, David
HiUs, Daniel
Hills, Timothy
Jonson, Dole
Jon's, George
Kenistone, Jonathan
Kenistone, Wilham
Kezer, Edmxmd
Kenistone, William, Jr.
Kenistone, David
Leavitt, Joseph, Jr.
Leavitt, Jonathan
Leavitt, Jonathan, Jr.
Leavitt, Gideon
Leavitt, Wadleigh
Lyford, John
Mason, David
Melloony, Hannah
Mills, (Miles) Aichelus
Mills, (Miles) Ruben
Mann, Joseph
Morgin, David
Purkins, Jamra
Pike, Perkins
Purkins, Robert
Rowen, John
Robbinson, Simeon
Sandborn, Wm.
Sandborn, Mathew
Sandborn, Jonathan
Smitii, Richard
Shepard, Philhp
Sargent, Zebedah
Simonds, John
Stephens, Aron
Smith, WiUiam
Sherbume, Thomas
Sherbume, Jam^
Sawyer, Jotham
Sawyer, Gideon
Smith, Ed^rard
Turrill, WUUam
Whitcher, Nath'l
Whitcher, JRuben
Whitcher, Jona.
Whitcher, WUham
Wadleigh, Jonathan
Welch, Benja.

of 16 years and Free white males includ- AU other

upward including males under ing heads of

heads of

:amiUes.

16 years. 33

famUies. 3

free
persons. Slaves.

446

HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.

FIRST CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES (continued).

Free white males

Free white fe

of 16 years and

Free white

males includ- All other

NORTHFIELD.

upwards including

males under

ing heads of free

heads of famiUes.
16 free.
famiUes. persons.
Welch, Jona.
2
2
WiUe, EzUde,
2
2
Clough, Gilman
2
2
WiUe, Isaiah
1
3
WUliams, WilUam
2
4
Rines, WiUiam
2
French, Ehsha
1
1
Dearborn, Shubal
2
1
Purkins, W'd Anna
2
2
Bowles, Wm. H.
1
2
Davis, Samuel
2
5
Foss, Isaac
3
Cross, W'd Hannah
1
Gessions, Lydia
4
LOUDON.
Ayers, Samuel
1
1
3
Abbott, John
1
4
2
Batchelder, Abraham
2
3
Batchelder, Abraham 2d
2
6
3
Batchelder, Abraham 3d
1
3
3
Bagley, David
1
1
2
Bachelder, Phineas
1
1
2
Batchelder, Jethro
1
1
Bachelder, Jethro Jr.
3
1
3
Batchelder, Libbey
1
1
5
Batchelder, Nathaniel
3
1
5
Batchelder, Nathan
3
2
4
Batchelder, Nathan Jr.
2
3
5
Batchelder, Nathaniel Jr.
3
5
Batchelder, Richard
3
2
Batchelder, Thomas
1
2
Batchelder, WilUam
2
1
Batchelder, WilUam Jr.
2
1
BlasdeU, Ezery
2
2
BlasdeU, Henery
1
6
Berry, Joshua
2
3
Bennett, Joseph
2
Bennett, Jeremiah
2
6
BlasdeU, Oliver
2
3
BuzeU, Cornelious
1
2
Brown, Philhp
4
2
Boyton, WiUiam
4
3
BuzeU, EUjah
4
Brown, Jeremiah
2
Buzdeal, WiUiam
1
2
Bickford, Eli
2
3
Chamberlain, Abiel
3
6
Carr, EUiot
2
6
CUfford, Isaac
1
4
Clough, Abner
1
Clough, John
Clough, Jonathan
4
Clough, Jeremiah
3
Slaves.
FIRST CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES.

447

FIRST CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES (continued).

Free white males

Free white fe

of 16- years and

Free white

males includ- AU other

LOUDON.

upwards including

males under

mg heads of free

heads of families.
16 years.
families. persons.
Clough, Nathan
2
3
2
Chaae, Jonathan
2
1
3
Chase, James
1
5
4
Chamberhn, Moses
1
2
3
Chamberlin, Samuel
1
1
5
Chamberhn, Samuel, Jr.
1
1
5
Carter, Samuel
3
2
3
Cate, Stephen
2
7,
3
Cate, Samuel
2
3
CUfford, WUUam
1
3
2
CoUins, Ruben
1
1
3
Drew, Clement
1
1
1
Dimond, laaao
1
2
3
Drew, John
2
6
7
Drew, Robert
4
2
4
Eastman, David
1
3
3
Emery, Nathaniel
2
2
5
Emery, Thomas
1
1
3
French, Abel
1
1
2
Fowlers, Daniel
1
1
3
Furnald, Demind
1
4
S
French, Eziekle
1
1
6
French, Ebenezer
1
2
2
French, Levi
2
3
2
French, Obediah
1
2
5
Floud, (Flood) Richard
1
4
Fiffeald, Stephen
2
1
1
French, Samuel
3
2
4
French, Timothy
2
1
4
Greely, David
1
2
3
Glinea, Israel
1
4
3
Gleeson, Timothy
2
2
4
Going, WUUam
1
4
2
Gibson, WUUam
1
1
1
Hutchins, David
1
1
3
Hoit, Hanson
2
1
4
Harvey, Isiah
1
1
5
Hoit, Jonathan
2
2
3
Hutchins, Joseph
2
2
HiU, Nathaniel
3
1
3
HiU, Samuel
2
2
4
Holden, Abraham
1
2
3
Jacobs, Samuel
2
1
2
Lovrmg, Osgood
1
1
2
Leavitt, Daniel
2
2
1
Ladd, Daniel
3
1
6
LoweU, laaac
3
3
Lovring, Moses
2
5
4
Lovring, Oagood
1
1
1
Long, Stephen
1
1
Lovring, WiUebe
1
1
2
Moor, Archelua
2
2
Muffet, Agilea
1
1
4
Moulton, EUjah
1
1
1
Slaves.
448

HISTORY OF CANTERBURY.

FIRST CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES (conUnued).

Free white males

Free white fe

' of 16 years and

Free white

males includ- AU other

LOUDON.

upwards including

males under

ing heada of free

heads of famihes.
16 years.
famiUea. persons.
Mathes, Gashorn
3
1
3
Moor, Henery
1
1
3
Moulton, Joseph
3
7
MorrUl, James
2
1
4
Mason, Joseph
1
2
Moor, John
2
2
4
Moor, Thomas
2
4
Morris, Moses
1
2
3
MorrUl, Moses
1
4
3
Moors, John
1
4
6
Moors, Nathaniel
1
2
3
MorriU, OUver
2
1
MorriU, Samuel
4
2
5
Moress, WiUiam
1
4
Ordway, Daniel
2
3
3
Ordway, Joses
1
Ordway, Moses
1
2
Ordway, Moses, Jr.
1
3
4
Osbome, Jacob
1
3
4
PUsbury, Caleb
2
5
6
Parker, Ebenezer
1
1
2
Parker, Green
1
3
PUsbury, Isaac
2
2
2
Perkms, Jonathan C.
1
1
1
Pipper, Jonathan
1
2
Page, Phineas
1
2
1
Purkins, Stephen
2
4
Piper, Samuel
2
2
5 1
Proctor, Thomas
2
2
5
Pahner, Truworthy
1
4
5
Quaso, Pompey
4
RawUnga, EUphalet
5
1
4
Rogera, Isaac
1
1
2
Rines, Joshua
1
2
4
RandaU, Jonathan
1
2
1
RoweU, Moses
3
3
7
RawUnga, Nathaniel
2
1
1
RawUnga, Peter
1
1
2
Stevens, Abiel
1
4
4
Stevens, Aron
1
2
Stevens, Caleb
3
1
3
Sargent, Charles
2
1
Smith, Daniel
1
Sandborn, Ebenezer
2
1
1
Sargent, Jacob
1
2
Sandborn, John
2
4
6
Smith, Jonathan
3
2
3
Sargent, John
2
1
3
Smith, Joseph
2
3
4
Silver, James
2
2
2
Sargent, Joshua
1
2
2
Sporfield, John
1
3
4
Sanbom, Jeremiah
4
3
8
Stevens, John
1
1
3
Slaves.
FIRST CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES.

449

FIRST CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES (concluded).

Free white males

Free white fe

of 16
years
and
Free white
males mclud
AUIother
LOUDON.
upwa!
ds including
males under
ing heads of
free
heads of fami
iUes.
16 years.
families.
persons. Slaves.
Sargent, Josiah
1
5
Stoniel, Jonathan
2
1
3
Stevens, Moses
2
1
2
Stevens, Phineas
1
4
2
Swett, Thomas
3
1
4
Sergent, Thomas
1
5
4
True, Daniel
1
2
Thompson, James
2
3
4
Tilton, Joseph
2
2
6
Tilton, Nathan
2
2
3
TUton WiUiam
4
1
5
Wood, Enoch
4
1
WeUs, Joshua
1
1
4
Weeks, Leonerd
1
1
3
Weeks, Nathaniel
1
1
1
Wiggin, Noah
1
2
3
WeUs, Stephen
2
2
3
Worth, WUliam
3
1
7
Wheeler, WUliam
2
1
2
Winslow, Zeblon
1
3
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Map of Canterbury, 1011.

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Map of Canterbury, 1858, also showing location of original proprietor's lots.

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