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A W ORD TO THE CLAN

Inasmuch as we have been holding reunions since 32 w d s eem 1 9 , it oul that a genealogical record of this f m w branch of the P ayne a ily ould be of some interest . In collecting data it has been necessary to make nu I f v mer ou s inquiries . have always ound e eryone cour t eous and willing to do their bit . “ Much time and p a tience has been expended in the endeavor to make a correct record and if an error ' is i found vour t olerance s reques ted . In some instances it wa s m b m t i possi le to obtain co ple e dates , therefore blank i pages have been nserted for your convenience .

By loaningb old papers letters and legal documents , n Y an r P a . d M s . e . Fannie y Lovej oy , Copenhagen , N ,

r n nP l t . . s . Va e M Martha Pay e , Antwerp , N Y have been esp eci a l l v instrumental in helping us estab lish our line e a e M L over m age . W r also indebted to ary g Holman H - t . Genealogist and is orical Compiler , Watertown , Mass , for her articles on the P aynes of England and t We did not know the name of that , who wi h - ancestor t t w in repid pioneer spiri , was illing to brave hardships that he might come to these colonial shores to establish

. t d a home The same spiri existe in our Joseph , who ,

u e f m ox — with his wife E nice and th ir a ily, came by cart M hu from Berkshire County, as sac setts , to the rugged i

w . Y . s C o . . country in Le , N , and settled in West Turin r S v Afte searching through genealo ogical records in e eral libraries ( the fine Gene a l o gi ca l Department in the r Y l Library at Sy acuse , N . . , has been of invaluab e assist ff ance ) , visiting town clerk o ices and cemeteries in and

” ’ e o dfin r c d c t around Turin and in the Cap C y , the indi a e tions w re that we belonged to the East ham Branch . This problem wa s finally turned over to Sidney Merriam i s Genealogist , of Marblehead , Mass . , to solve . It now a a a proven fact that we belong to the E stham Br nch , that we are Mayflower descendants and therefore eligible to join the Society of the Mayflower . It is with pleasure that I dedicate thi s Genealogical

Record to the descendants of Joseph Payne the Sixth , of i West Tur n , New York , whose paternal ancestor was

s . Thomas Payne of Ea tham , Massachusetts MAN EDWARD PAYNE S CHEID LE . 7 R a e C emeter Wes t 1 m m N ew Yo rk y , ,

The resting pl ace of Joseph Payne the sixth h and Eunice Wright , i s wife , who Were the pioneer s ettl e r s o f the Paynes in this section

of New York S tate . THE PAYNES O F ENG LAND AND NORMANDY

/ by M a r y L oved mg H o l ma n “ ”The name of Pay ne or Paine is derived from Paga the nus , which was from Latin and doubtless came into h i o f England by way of Normandy . The story this sur name is really remarkable . The original Greek word Na us y meant , a fountain and the neighborhood about a fountain gradually came to have the name applied to it . From this use it was only a step to apply the word t o the “ inhabitants of the neighborhood and cal l them Pagans -J Thus the word meaning a fountain gradua lly applied to rural things in general a nd we s e e it in one modern form “ ” n s pe asa t .

' At a time when s o large a proportion of men were _ e soldiers , and the people who were not wer largely coun “ ” tr men y , the name Pagan was applied rather con t einp t ous l y to all those w ho d id not serve their King in h i i s ti a n . C a military fashion After the era began , the “ follow”ers of Christ were always considered the sol diers of Christ and t o those not of hi s religious army the word pagan w as applied as it had been used to signify those not i n the civil a rmy z Fromthis application there ‘ ” wa s d — read into the wor , the meaning of non Christian “ ”

d . which the wor pagan bears today . In this sense it wa s a pplied widely . The early Church called the Moham “ ” med a ns Pagans and so did the Romans call those m a Norse en th t swept over Rome and her provinces . There is some question whether as a p ersonal appella ‘ tion it was fir st applied to one who reject ed C i r i s t or to c n r n one who was a ou t vma .

The Norman Paynes are general ly believed to be de scended from one or several men who at the time that R n b ollo , of Norma dy , ecame a Christian , refused to be d a nd n u baptize , were hence disti g ished from the rest of l “ “ l e l e . the followers of Ro lo , as Pagan , or Paten Whereve r the name occurs it was undoubtedly first a p l a b p ied as sou riquet like Le Sauvage and Wildman .

The names of P a ga nel and P ay ne l l are considered E n o ne by llis and others to be dimi utives of Pagan , and famous man having this form of the name , Ralph w m R P a enel a s W . e g , a headman of illia the Conqueror cent research has proven . the identity of the various forms of the name a s well a s its appearance in many h a l e s . countries . Franc its Payen , Paen and Payn Ita y has i t s Pagana and Portugal its Payana . After the Nor man conquest there were various settlements o f men bear ing the name i n England besides those present there b e h P a a nu 1 0 66 . t e s fore During Norman Dynasty , g or Payn e w a s one of the most usual names in England and on this account i s now very widely found in all the coun ties A family of Paynes settled in Norfolk in the fi f t e enth century , who claim descent from the Ancient House of P ay nel l of Hambie in the arrondissement of P a nel Coutances . The change from y to Payne may well have been made to evade t h e vexatious English laws P a nel l s against aliens . Another branch of the y of Ham bi e settled in Yorks hire and in this family it appears

“ that the same individual Wa s frequently called both Pay nell and Payne .

In studying the arms of any English family it i s fr e v quently found that there i s a parent coat and that many o f - the other coats ascribed to the same name belong to offshoots of the same family with just enough difference

T . to distinguish them . his is not true of the Paynes Of the thirty - four Coats of Arms ascribed to the name in ’ Burke s Armory almost all a re entirely unlike . This points to the probability that the families are not from one pa r ent stock b ut that each h as arisen into pr omi nence s e a i at el r p y , and tends to cont adict the assertion that all the Paynes are descendants from the Norman e followers of Rollo . It seems much mor probable that

“ the several families of the name are descended from” unrelated progenitors each of whom was called “ Pagan either because he was a co untryman or because he was not a Christian .

t There are a few Coats of Arms , however , hat tie M l t e . families of the , name ogeth r In Bedford and idd e

“ ’ b e x w . s e e find families bearing Arms Gules , a fes s

o r e . tween two lions passing, in Dors t and Denbigh we “ si x find again the same Arms Per bend o”r and azure , i s roundels counterchanged , two and two . There also found in Dorset another coat of arms which is borne by “ S i x a Leicester Payne fam”ily , namely Paly of or and a i s azure , a chief Ermine , and closely llied to this a “ a l v h - o r a Hereford coat P of eig t and zure , a chief

Ermine .

The arms of Payne of Market Bosworth , Leicester , e “ d and Payne of Suffolk ar Argent , on a fes s engraile s S gules between thre e martlet able , as many mascles or , ’ al l within a bordure engrail ed of the second bezantee .

A variation of this coat is found in Norfolk . In the list of people holding land in the time of Edward the Confessor a nd after the Conquest but pre vic us to the Domesday Survey are found Paganes i n

' l st Norfolk and Pagans n Gloucester . William was assi ed

r h e . - in his C onquest by seve al of t name One of his chiefs . P a a nel w a s Ralph g , previously mentioned , Sheriff of n w as . Yorkshire . He probably a member of the Norma family which held land at Montiers Hubert in Lieuvin. 1 086 P a a nel In Ralph g held ten lordships in Devon , five

“ in e fift eeen i l m Som rset , n Linco n , fifteen Yorkshire and n 1 088 others in Gloucester a d Northampton . In as Sheriff of Yorkshire he seized the lands of the Bishop th e of Durham at command of William II , whose cause he a t m defended at the meeting Salisbury in Nove ber , 1088 i . o He left f ur sons , William , Jordan , El as and Alan , h and from them a s descended a numerous family . In the D omesday book among those who held land directly of the King was Pagan of Hampshire ; and among landholders of lesser station were men named P a a nu s S g in ussex , Berks , Buc ks , Worcester , i E a n l Cambr dge , ssex d Suffolk ; men cal ed Pagan in W a S t a f ilts , Dorset , Oxford North mpton , Leicester and o f rd ; In Nottingham land was held b y Pagan and Sas frid , men of William Peverel .

. . h e r e r Dr T O . Paine searched t c o d s of the family in the Domesday book and quoted them in his article on “ ” i n the Paines the Paine Family Records . He states that all th ose record s referred to one man ; that he had “ a son”Edmund and a daughter called daughter of l fi f Paine who also he d land . He traces this Paine in teen counties which adj oin and gives the following sketch ’ showing the position of this man s holdings in England . From the time of the Domesday book to the time of the visitations of the Heralds there i s not much in print of the records that time h a s left . These visitations were records made by the Heralds of the King during the 1 6th and early 1 7 th centuries to show the families entitl ed to n the u s e o f Coat Armor . The Heralds were first orga i z ed in 1 484 and from 1 530 to 1 686 these vi s i t a ti o ns w er e t made every twenty t o thirty years . Many of hem are now in print . In order to prove his right to arms , a man had to Sho w that they had been borne by hi s family f o r: l ea h n i hi s a at st t ree ge erat ons , and in support of cl im ,

' he filed wi th the Heralds a pedigree of his f amil y a t least n three generations in length a d oftentimes longer . Doubt less many families failed ever to be recorded and as time went on and the office of the Heralds became less impor th tant e visitations ceased .

During the time between the date . of the Domesday s n w book and the vi itatio s , ho ever , there was at least one

Payne whose name and deeds have come down to us . 1 1 1 9 a In the year , the first crus de being ended , two com y rades of Godfre de B ouillon , Hugues de Payen and Geffr o i Ad h ema n e i de Saint , bou d th mselves w th seven French Knights to guard P i l g1 ims to th e Holy S epulchre from the attack of Saracens . They took before the

“ h ei'u s a l em Patriarc of J vows of chastity , p overty and in hi s obedience . B aldwin II gave them quarters palace , b ui l t on th e si t e th e e of T mple of Solomon , from which _ they took their name o f Knights of the Temple o r x ' fi r s t o f s Templars . The order consisted Knight alone n w u s P w a s a d the discipline a s severe . Hug e de ayen the

- u s 1 n m r 1 1 36 . first G a d a s t e . He died in History tells him s on th e little of . He was probably the younger of

1 n . No man House of Paven , and he was evidently a K ight Whether he w a s a man of property or not does not a s w f appear , in accordance ith the vow o poverty , he w ould relinquish all he had either to the order or to the

Church .

Ex amination of the Records of Visitations that have been print ed reve a l the following Payne families .

In the Visitation of Suffolk 1 s found a family begin n m ing with Sir Tho as Payne of Market Bosworth , Lei o wh o r o f ester , married Marga et daughter Sir Thomas 1 540 n . Pult ey, Knight His son Edward , living in , mar

d u h . rie Elizabeth , da g ter of Robert Walton They had among other sons , William Payne , who had a seat in a nd S Hengrave County , Suffolk , was in the ervice of the d d a u h Duke of Buckingham . He marrie Margery Ash , g ter of Thomas Ash , of Thurlow , in Suffolk . The Arms of Payne of Hengrave were “ Argent on a fess engrailed u G les between three martlets Sable , as many mascles or , w c ithin a bordure engrailed of the second , harged with ’ four”teen bezants . Crest : a Wolf s head erased Bezan e t e . This differs in two sli g ht p articulars from th e f Arms credited by Burke to this family . The Paynes o Nowton a nd of Worlington are both offshoots from Payne of Hengrave .

of 1 61 9 The Visitation Leicester , g ives a William Ma b r ne r l 1 Payne of t o as ea v as 500 .

The Visitation of Bedfordshire has a family begin v n B ed l e Y ing with William Payne of y , in County or ’ o s o n l ofa B ed f o r d W ester , whose Danie , had illiam , Mar garet a nd Fr a nci s Margaret m arried William Child of VVri n t o n m s o n g Somerset , and their Richard was living ’

1 4 . in 63 . Her arms as quartered with her husband s were

“ — S a . on a chevron between three bezants or as many l f ” s o t he . fleurs de y _ field

“ i t n iv P a ne ed 1 r ee

A Vis ta io of Gloucester g es a y _ p g ma r beginning with William Payne of Rodborough , who . r ried Ma garet , daughter of Thomas Spilman . They had a s on William P ayne of Ro db o r oughr wh o u sed his se a l e 40 m on a d ed in the year of Edward IV , on which the ar s “ v r were a Che ron azu e , between three mullets -

Arge' nt l pierced Gu es .

“ A later Visitation of Gloucester in 1 682 — 3 gives a “ Payne of Gloucester with arms 3 roundles and on a ” “ “ chief 3 roundles which is stated to have been taken a from seal and nothing further to be found . The pedi l d tho r gree begins with Robert Payne of C o p , County i 1 6 20 W Gloucester , who d ed before . He had sons , ill s o n iam , Robert , Richard and Henry . His Robert by wife w Elizabeth had Ed ard , John , Elizabeth , Joan , Mary and Hannah and their descendants are traced down still farther . 1 563 89 1 61 3 A volume of Visitations of Norfolk , d ecend ant s t gives the of John Payne of Louth , Coun y s on n Itt r i n h am Lincoln , whose was Joh Payne of g , h . s o n County Norfolk Thomas , the of t is latter John A er m Payne , married Cgnes , daughter of John J y of Met s o n field , Suffolk, and had a Thomas , who by wife Eliza i beth had Chr stopher , Edmund , James , Thomas , Richard , a a Edward , Frances , J mes , Mary and Eliz beth . The arms “ ’ - 1 . 85 4 of this family are quartered . Ar . a Chevron vaire Az 2 3 — between three lions r”ampant . Ar . a lion ram an u p t guardant g les .

In another volume of Norfolk Visitations , appear some inte r esting facts a s

1 553 a Lumner P Edw rd E sq . and Thomas aine

Gent . were appointed trustees for the Lady Elizabeth “ ” r ( afterwa ds Queen ) by license from Queen Mary .

ILLm He h r el l . W t e s Sybilla d and”h . of m 2nd l iv John Pain Gent . They had a son Robert Payne 24 1 ’ 4 w l. N ov . b il ing 7 9 . This is the date ”of S y l Payne s il Sh e a in which spe ks of son Robert .

Re me s Anne daughter , of William y of Overstrand , f E s d m Nor olk , q , by Mary aughter of Tho as Payne of It t ri n h am m r Thw a t e E s g , married Tho as Hoba t of y , q , 1 2 whose will was proved in 6 6 .

The Visitation of Kent in 1 61 9 gives a pedigree from John Payne of S h ot ent o n in Chilham whose s on and heir was John a nd whose gra nd son John was one month o l d at the time of the Visitation . The arms given in this “ ' pedigree are quartered the Payne Arms b eing : . Per i a . c . Salt re S and Ar . a hon rampant ounterchanged

Anoth er Visitation of Kent in 1 663 gives the family l e s t ow n of Roger Payne of C p in Mo mouth , whose son n John Pay e , was of Wittam Priory in Somerset , and y i n whose grandson Roger Pa ne , settled Kent and had a

n . son Christian , who was a infant at that date PICTURE ARMS O F PAYNE O F CHILH M K A , ENT

t m 1 634 - 5 The Visi ation of Sus sex , co pleted in , gives a family beginning with John Payne of P a ti nswike who

s o n w ' a had a William Payne who died ithout issue , and

‘ n Th oma s P s o ayne of Petworth , who married Elizabeth ,

’ a daughter of Anthony Walker Clarke of the W-a rb r ob e

r ' I he : : in London . children of the latter were First John

wh o e Payne of Garton , York , married Eleanor , daught r

d and of Edwar Savage of Bradley , and had William

Catherine .

: s t Second Thoma Payne of Pe worth , who married V V hea tl e Margaret , daughter of Robert y in York and had John , Thomas , Walter and Margaret . Among Lon

- a a c o f don m rri ge licenses is the li ense Thomas Payn , of

’ L 111 incoln s Inn and Elizabeth Walker of St . Andrew 28 1 5 7 . the Wardrobe , May , 7

A Visitati o n of Berkshire gi ves the pedigree of

Payne of Wallingford beginning with John Payne o f

Hawton in Staffordshire whose s o n Nicholas Payne was

of Wallingford . Nicholas P ayne married Anna Reed of

i Buck ngham and had issue . His son and heir John wal ed n Payne of lingford , marri Anne Wi chcombe and had a son Thomas Payne living in 1 6 23 with s on 1 6 l Richard aged and son Philip aged 2 . Nicho as had another son Griffith whose son Rich a rd was aged

1 1 in Th e a rms of this family confirmed in 1 586

d a . were Or , on a ben engrailed between two cotises S ,

- s three ro es of the firSt . Crest : A demi ostrich wing s s . ke endor ed arg , in the beak a y or . PICTURE ARMS O F PAYNE O F WALLING FORD

The Visitation of Surrey in 1 66 2 — 8 gives the pedi gree of Payne o f M i l fo r d beginning with John Payne th e Gent , whose grandson John Payne Gent , was living at “ : u time of the visitation . Arms G . two crescents in

Chief or .

This Visitation says also in a Bromfield pedigree

that Sir Edward Bromfield of Suffolk Place , Surrey , Ma y o r 1 637 i Knight , Lord of London in , married Ma cc P garet Payne , daughter and heiress of John ayne of hw 0 1 k e S out in Surrey . H r arms appear quart ered on a “ r 1 i n ua t e s . shield of twelve q g They ar”e , Per bend or

6 . and Azure , roundles counterchanged

This Visitation also mentions the marriage of Eliza n beth, daughter of Sir Robert Pay e of Huntington , to

Dr . John Rogers of Bermondsey , Surrey, and their sons , “ ” P r i s o nb o r ne John Rogers and Rogers , both born 1 66 2 before .

“ o of H er fo r d shi r e 1 569 n The Visitati n , gives no Pay e r pedigree , but mentions the following ma riages among others : John B r omwy ch e and Anne Payne ; Richard 1 5 1 Scudamore ( son of John who died 25 Sept . 7 ) and m n F n h e Joan daughter of Ed u de Payne of ou e op .

hab no r Robert C of Norfolk married Anne , daughter h ne and co heiress of Thomas Payne . T ey had Pay h b n r 1 m h w a s C a o before 5 69 . These ite s prove that t ere

an early family of P avne s i n the County of Norfolk .

1 61 3 h a s The Visitation of Huntinogdonshire in also

b e i nni n w b . its Payne pedigree , g g ith Ro ert Payne of St

Neots . His wife was Agnes daughter of William Scott . The pedigree traces the descendants of his sons Edward '“ Payn e with wife Dorothy and Robert Payne with w ife h i Mary . Edward ad seven ch ldren and amongst them a s o n Thomas living in 1 531 1 57 3 and Visitations of Somerset , prepared in , 1 e a t We s 159 , contain the p digree of P yne of Hul on , near “ ’ — - b o t onne ton super Mare with Arms : Gu . three crosses , ”

w ca l l s . Az . o e s arg . on a chief t p or It begins with John Kel l ow a i s Payne and his wife , Lady Jane y , and brought w down to his grandson Thomas Payne , with ife Mar

1 5 7 3 . garet , living There is also given the marriage of J Mary, daughter of John Payne of Hulton to ohn Dod i ngt o n of Dodington ; of Catherine daughter of Robert Payne of Wiltshire to Ri ch a l d Cl ave sh ey ; of Joan de

Ramsay d aughter of Sir Thomas Ramsay ( 8 Hen . II) to V IVi l l i am V a dh am Thomas Payne , and of , son of Sir John i n— l m of Catherston in Dorset and Merrifield I ton , So er i of set , to Joan , daughter and he ress of William Payne

Catherston .

This research into such of the Visitations as are in print shows plainly that in many counties the families of m Payne were a ong the gentry in the sixteenth century . e Of course , there were many g ntle families not important enough to be enrolled by the Heralds and doubtless some

that failed to be included , although they were as impor tant as those whose pedigrees have survived the hand of

time .

An examination of such will ind ices as are printed

reveals a multitudinous collection of Paynes . In North ' ampton and Burland between 1 53 7 a nd 1 650 there were thirty - five wills recorded and among them a Thomas

Payne in 1 6 22; two Thomas P aynes between 1 549 - 57 both t of Rothersthorpe , another Thomas Payne of Ro hers

‘ e — - h 1 57 8 89 i n 1 60 2 - t orpe between , a Thomas 3 and another

VV k eh am 1 560 - 6 6 w a of y in . There s evidently a large family of Paynes in Rothersthorpe very early who were

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not of the gentry .

~ f w ther e a r e f a In Lich ield ills ourteen of P ynes , m 1 61 5 1 6 1 9 . a ong them a Thomas in , and another in

1 508 — 1 65 2 - six In Berkshire between , there are forty

Payne wills, four of them being Themas Paynes .

n 1 541 - 1 650 - I Gloucester between , there are fifty one

Payne wills . 1 541 - 1 652 n In Sussex from , there are one hundred a d fifty P avne wills recorded and nineteen of the testators P are named Thomas avne .

— 1 495 1 649 t - In Leicester , from , there are fif y eight h y . S Paine wills , seven being T omas Pa nes There are im il a r records in other counties .

n In the p rerogative Court of Ca terbury , where wills hun from all over England are recorded , there are one

dred and three Payne wills .

There are also ma nv Paynes in London as shown i a s . by such church reg sters are available In St . Dionis Backchurch a Thomas Paine had hi s chi ldren baptized

1 604 1 6 20 a St c between and , the l hild being Thomas , bap ti z ed 25 March ,

The s ize of the Payne family shows how alm o st im possib le i t is to find the ancestry of any early emigrant of that name to this country . However , during the past year the home of Moses Paine of Braintree has been lo cated in Kent and his direct ancestry traced back to ea r v m i r a n 1463 . Another l e g t Thomas Paine of Salem i s VVr enth am and Dedham believed to have come from , h a s Suffolk , England from a family record which come down tlir ough the centuries ; but so far a s I know it h a s never been verified in England . The descendants of

a a e -h Thom s Paine of E asth m , whil they regret that not ing h a s yet been found pertaining to hi s birthplace or ' w a s ancestry , can still assure themselves that he doubt less of good blood in England ; His education and his career in this country all go to show that h e must have had advantages superior to most of the men with whom h f un i n he was associated in t e o d g of Eastham .

The fact that the name of the emigrant ancestor of the Paynes of Hamilton spelled his name Paine has no

Significance . In the Sixteenth and seventeenth centuries men spelled their surnames as suite d their individual tastes . Brothers often spelled their surname differently . a d s New of Eastham , S n isfield , Mas , and York

( Pain , P aine , Payne ) by S id ney M er r m/ m I TH MAS P AINE . 1 . O , of Eastham Practically nothing

is known of him beyond the fact that he existed , and was 2 i the father of Tho mas Pa ne . Children ( probably others ) : Q

Th m . o a s . I . , b England ( See below ) S 2 I l n 2 . THOMA PA NE ( Thomas ) was born in Engla d , 1 1 2 the 6 . probably about He died at Eastham , in Colony r of Massachusetts Bay , August He ma ried 1 Mary Snow whose mothe was Constance , daughter of

m 1 6 20 . Stephen Hopkins , a passenger in the Mayflower d ” Thomas P aine of E astham . Age and Weak made “

1 2 1 0 2nd 1 7 06 . 7 5 . t his will May , On Oc ober ye ” Mr s i Samuel Paine and Capt . Thoma Pa ne Executors made the oath to inventory . Children 3 1 1 1 6 0 . an . J 7 I Mary m at Eastham , . , , James

Rogers . H 1 3 1 1 2 . t . . O c 7 Samuel , b . Eastham ; d there , ; m E . m . astham , Patience Free an T 1 6 . 5 . . 7 III homas , b Eastham, ; d Truro , June 23 1 21 m 1 7 . , ; ( ) Hannah Shaw ;

2 Ea i r . . e s m ( ) Mrs . Elizab th of

Boston .

. E IV Elisha , . astham , March De n a nt l n sce d s . . Hamilton , N Y 1 4 1 3- 1 . . 6 60 6 . V John , March ; m Bennet

Freeman .

. o 1 d . 33 . VI Nich las , Eastham ; there 7 ; m Han

nah Higgins .

. 6 1 665 d . VII James , Eastham July . ; Barn

stable ; m . Bethiah Thatcher of

' m Yar outh . 3 . 1 1 . 2 M 69 . a VIII Joseph m at Eastham , 7 y , . , “

Patience Sparrow . ( See below . ) I' ul l 30 . H . . . a t , , Dorcas , b Eastham ; d _ Oct 1 o f 7 07 m . Benjamin Vickery

Hull .

A s m a l l f i u r m r g e f o l l ow i ng t h e given na e d eno t e s t h e g ene a t i o n . C h a r t r b . m B r r r i n D i d a c s d t o M a . e . n e e e e a d ( 1 . n o n d d , , , a 3 2 l a t 3 . JOSEPH PAINE ( Thomas Thomas ) married 27 1 691 Eastham , May , , Patience , daughter of Jonathan l . r e Sparrow , E sq . They had e even children Four were corded a t Eastham— the first four— and the remainder at

a . H rwich , the adjoining town ( Orleans , which now lies r s et m between Eastham and Ha wich , was off fro East ham i n Joseph Paine died October and 23 1 7 1 5 on November , , his widow Patience ( Sparrow )

Paine married John Jenkins of Barnstable , by whom S J he had one child , Patience enkins , who was baptized at a Barnstable , October Patience ( Sparrow ) ( P ine ) u Jenkins s rvived her second husband , also , and died at 25 1 7 45 “ Barnstable , October , , aged above accord ing to church record s Inventory of the estate of “ ” Ensigne Joseph Paine of VVa r w i ch was taken Novem b er 1 6 1 7 1 2 wi w a s a d , , and his dow , Patience , app ointed i ni r r i x t 2 1 1 2 1 3 . m s t a t . 7 7 ( He died intesta e ) January , 1 4 1 1 8 th e s t a t e t h e w On April , 7 , e was divided to wido ' h a and ten of t e eleven children . The d ughter Mary ( born 1 7 08 r in ) was not mentioned , probably dying befo e date ’ of division . Jonathan Sparrow s wife (mother to P a i n 3 w . h t e ce a s G ov . o s e ) , a daughter of Thomas Prence J p Paine settled in that part of Harwich which i s now B1 w t r 0 1 1 e s e 7 00 . , bef e He was one of eight who formed r 1 7 1 /00 s el ect the first chu ch there , October , He was a i ma n n 1 7 01 1 7 1 1 a nd a there i , succeeded Thom s Freeman a s Town Clerk in 1 706 and h eld that office until hi s l . a death Joshua P ine , in his j ourna : ver Paine He was v stout and flung Coll . Th”

o . Champion of the Bay State , at C mmencement Pa Spar 1 ow was al so descended from Elder William

Brewster of the May flower .

Children

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. . 2 28 1 69 . I Ebenezer , April 1 1 4 J 5 69 . Hannah , b . uly , ; m Philip Russell

20 1 7 1 5 - 1 6 of Barnstable , Jan . , 2 e 7 and ( ) Samu l Bacon , June

1 24 8 1 53 . 7 . 7 ; d May ,

29 1 69 7 . . March , ( See below ) 2 5 1 699 . March ,

4 48 o . 7 N s , , on or near a hill called Mount Prospect . “ Hi s : death is recorded at Sandisfield Joseph Paine , 1 81 4 r 5 82 . May , , aged This co responds with the dat e a t m 8 2 8 of his birth Harwich , aking him years , months a n 2 hi 6 a . s W d days old at de th The death of ife , Sarah , “ s W is al o recorded at Sandisfield , as , Sarah , ife of o 1 1 81 4 J seph , May , , aged Sandisfield is in Berk s 11 11111 1 7 50 and shire County, Mas , and was not settled , t c had few inhabitan s until mu h later .

d Har w 1 ch : Children , recor ed at

6

- l\I a r I . y , b . April 1 . 30 65 . II Ebenezer , b . Dec . , 7 h 21 1 6 . 9 . . . 7 III Hulda b Aug , 1 1 E . 1 111 e . 7 7 . IV Joseph , b Aug , ; unic

( See 6 below . )

“ Lu s ea 1 0 1 3 . . 7 7 . V , b July , “ VI . Rubin 22 1 6 . . 7 7 (Reuben) . b October , ; m Rachel

2 Uttl . Crowfoot ; m . ( ) Lucy y l w ( See b e o . ) ( No . t 1 2 1 9 7 7 . VII . Na han , b . March ,

6 5 4 3 2 -P H o s e h o s e h o s e h o 6 . JOSE PAINE (J p J p J p Th mas l ‘ 1 w a u 1 1 7 7 . Thomas ) s born at Aug st ,

He married Eunice Wright , probably at Sandisfield . He h “ moved from Berks ire County , Mass , to Turin, Lewis 1 824 1 1 County , N . Y . about , where he died November , 8 1 80 E r 21 1 5 d . , age His wife ( widow) unice died Ap il , 1 w a s Ne w r 85 2 7 3 . , aged Joseph Paine of Ma lborough ,

Berkshire County, March when he mortgaged l m i land in Sandisfie d from Dan Smith , and the sa e n 1 8 1 8 5 3 5 . 7 , May , 7 The last was probably recorded by

8 1 801 w a 1 7 85 . him June , , for he s under age in

r b . h cen The convey ance was p obably y Joseph , Sr T e vey a nce w a s to Sparrow Snow and wife Lucretia , which f is significant , since it has been shown in the oregoing pages that these Paines were closely related t o both t h e n S ows and the Sparrow family . There is also a convey “ ance of land at Sandisfield t o Nathaniel Paine of ” 9 Eastham from Hezeki ah May of Wethersfield ( Conn . ) t May Joshua Smith was a witness . ( The mor gage mentioned , above was by Dan Smith to Joseph 1 Paine of New Marlborough ; . e . Paine was the mort gagee . )

Children, recorded at Sandisfield : 7 25 1 99 21 . : 1 820 . 7 . I Sally b Dec , ; d July ,

at Sandisfield . 21 1 801 . . _ II Martha , II I . Luther 26 1 8 4 0 . Wright , March , 8 1 806 l IV . Jason , Feb . , ; m . Me issa Sabin . ri Both bu ed , Turin . ' P V . Mary March ( olly was a common nickname for

26 VI . Eliza, b . June , ' 1 1 1 81 . 3 VII Lucinda , Jan . , ; ( perhaps called d 1 3 1 820 . . . _ Aug , 30 1 81 . 5 . VIII . Clarinda , b May , PAYNE

‘ Revolutionary Services

( Pain , Paine ) Massachusetts Soldiers a nd S ailors in the War of the Revoluti on : 'I : 7 7 9

“ “ the P ain, Joseph . Chatham . L ist of men raised by town of Chatham to serve in the Continental Army, as

l s t C o . returned by James Ryder , Lieutenant of , and the h 22 1 8 r . 7 7 Selectmen , dated C atham , Feb , , and endo sed

Be-n a n j . Godfrey Nath n Basset reside ce Chat ’ ham i 8 m d . . ; j o ne Col Jackson s regt ; term , onths , to ex ’ r 1 0 1 8 S pi e May , 7 7 ; also , Private , Lieut . Hodij ah B ayle ’

. a l a v C o . y . co of gren diers , Henr Jackson s regt ; p roll for “

. Pa . Feb dated Gulph , b ut . Pain , Joseph , of Dorchester 80 p . 7

e . Pain , Jos ph but of Marblehead

f . Pain , Joseph Jr o Middleborough Receipt dated 1 6 n b June , for bou ty paid said Pain y Job Chase 49 l on behalf of Class No . , of town of Midd eborough to serve in Continental Army for a term of three years . i i . Pain , Joseph . Private , apt Benjam n Law ’ i l l i ’ m . co . . VV a s 1 rance s , Col George regt ; service mo . 1 on a secret expedition to Rhode Island in 7 7 7 . . ’ Pain , Joseph Sergeant , Capt . Nathan Basset s ’ Vi n l w r ' o t . 6 l a Ma . V s s j enas reg ; se vice , days , on an a rm 1 8 t 7 7 . at Bedford and Falmouth in Sep , 8 p . 7 7 . h m Paine , Joseph . Chat a . Serg eant , Capt . Thomas ’ 6 1 5 . 31 co . 7 7 Hamilton s ; enlisted July , ; service , to Dec , 1 1 1 7 7 5 6 mo s . , days ; company stationed in Barnstable co ’

. co for defence of seacoast ; also Capt Isaiah Higgin s ., ’

l . . t l a d Col Thomas Marshal s reg ; return for mi eage , 1 1 6 7 7 6 . vance pay for month from June , , etc , dated 1 7 1 7 6 9 5 June , 7 ; mileage from camp ( miles ) allowed said

Paine ; regiment stationed at B oston ; also same co . and 1 1 . 3 d 6 7 7 6 e . regt ; enliste June , ; s rvice to Oct , ” 2 6 a . . mos . days ; lso same co . and regt ; service from Nov 1 1 6 1 7 7 . 5 95 , , to time of discharge , mo , including days ( m ’ iles ) travel home ; also Private , Capt . Isaiah Higgin s ‘ ’ 9 . ' . co . W . , Maj enas inslow s regt ; service from Sept

m - . 1 3 1 7 7 8 4 to Sept , , days , on an alarm at Fal outh ; roll “ ” On B r endorsed alarm a t ed fo c . 8 8 . p . 7 h Paine , Josep . Marblehead .

J . Paine , oseph Dorchester .

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o . s . . s c Paine , Jo eph Private , Capt John Oliver , ’ Col . Nathan Sparhawk s regt . ; enlisted Sept . 1 8 1 28 7 “ . 7 7 7 y discharged Oct , ; service , da s , including days ( 1 40 miles ) travel home ; company marched to rein force Northern ar my at the tiine of the reduction of Gen . n Burgoy e .

’ Paine , Joseph . Lieutenant , Capt . Daniel Brown s

co . , commanded by Lieut . William White , Col . Miles ’ w 24 1 7 7 9 d i s Po ell s ( Berkshire ) regt . ; engaged July , ; 1 1 9 1 9 . 7 7 . charged Sept , ; service , mo days , at New

“

a n l 6 1 20 . H ven , Con , inc uding days ( miles ) travel home R a oll sworn to at L nesborough .

’ Paine , Joseph . Private , Col . Benjamin Tupper s

l 0th 1 6 . ( ) regt . ; service from June mos . days AUTHORITIES The P aynes of Hamilt on Augusta Payne 1 White 6 .

C o . . . . C o . History Berkshire , Mass (J D Beers 4 1 2 525 53 . 1 885 ) 5 6 . ( Part ) ;

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New England Historic Genealogical Society ; MS .

Land Records ; Berkshire Co . Vol . Vol . 1 d d a s 02 . Vital Records San isfiel . M s , and passim

Encyclopaedia of Biography Mass . ( Am . Hist . Soc . )

— M - 1 24 5 6 3 . negati ve . S ; The Mayflower Descendant ; 25 : 1 24 ;

1 84 2 3 . . . : 7 Paine Family ; H D Paine ; Vol II , ,

l a . t . Brewster , M ss Vita Records ; nega ive ’ 4 n s C o d 37 94 49 8 499 506 . Freema Cape, ; , , ,

-cd Births , Deaths Marriages ; extract Harwich

1 1 - 2 0 9 . Records ; , , 7 The Mayflower Descendant ; 24 : 1 50 ; Ma s sachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the War Of l 'I : the Revo ution ; 7 7 9 et seq . REUBEN PAINE BRANCH

6 4 3 I o Se h REUBEN PA NE ( J J p , Joseph , ' ‘ Th ’ z ? 6 6 oma s h o s e h . , Thomas ) ( brot er to J p Paine ) ( No a t s 22 1 7 7 6 ; above ) was born Harwich , Mas , October ,

1 1 803 . He married ( ) in December , , Rachel Crowfoot ; m 6 2 e r 1 5 81 t l 1 3 U t . i ) Nov mbe , , Lucy y Reuben Pa ne died i Y at Constablev lle , Lewis County , N . Children :

II ; Almira ,

III . Lester ,

IV . Mary, ( 2nd marriage )

V . John

' Lester o Se h VI . J p ,

VII . Charles

VIII . Lucy , I' . Reuben, ' . Horace , 'I . Laura , DESCENDANTS o r JOSEPH PAYNE THE SI'TH AN D EUNICE W RIG HT PAYNE

by E dw a r d P a y ne S cheid l ema n

2 4 N me 7 R me N Y 1 o . . . J a s 8 , ,

Special Cloamcterzstzcs

Six Fingers and Six UT065

JOSEPH PAYNE AND EUNICE WRIGHT HIS WIFE y came from Berkshire C ount , Massachusetts in about

1 824 . . the year . The family originally came from Cape W Th e ' a r e s a s . y Cod . Joseph a cooper buried in We t y tw of n a Turin ( Rae ) Cemeter , o miles south Turin , e r ’ n A 1 Plunkett s Sawmill . Joseph Pay e was born ugust . 1 r 1 . 1 8 1 8 7 7 e 1 1 5 0 . He di d November , , aged yea s Eunice hi 1 9 21 s 7 7 . Wright, wife , was born in She died April . 1 85 2 3 r 7 vea s . , aged

Their Children b r D — i Sally o n cc . d ed July 21 1 801 — Martha born , died April e 26 1 804 — 1 87 9 Luth r born March , died — 4 1 886 8 1 806 . Jason . born Feb . . died Dec , 4 1 8 8— 1 8 1 888 . 0 l Mary born March , died Apri , — 2 1 843 Eliza . born June died April 6

3 — i 1 1 1 81 . . d ed Lucinda born Jan , Aug Clarinda born May — died Samuel Newell born 1 81 9 died Newton 1 6 1 823 — died Sidney born June ,

7 M — h ARTHA Married Mitc ell Lyman at Constableville , Y 1 8 — . . 33 . 1 809 N , in Mitchell Lyman born in died 29 1 8 . n 7 5 . i W Dec , They are buried est Turin ( Rae ) b C emetery . No children were born to them ut they w h o 1 845 a nd adopted Sarah Bellinger , was born in 9 who died in 1 23 . No record of marriage found . ’ - l l k i S e o c . . UTHER Marr ed Nancy at Champion , N Y Their Children S ' H a r r i e t 29 1 833 born June , Jason Newton

8 n 2 1 8 1 3 5 . Harriet Payne married Francis La e Dec . ,

— . 82 24 1 8 90 . b 1 5 i . Francis Lane orn d ed Aug , Their Children 9 23 1 853— 1 93 2 Viola born Feb . , died Feb Jason died 1 909 2 858— . 7 1 5 Newton born Jan , died June ,

9 e - Viola Lane marri d Granville Clifford Sept . Granville Clifford died April N 0 children Viola Lane Clifford married second time to Willis 4 1 8 w h 95 o . Twitchell on April , , survives her

9 Jason Lane married t o D ora B ow or Bowe on Feb . 1 882 .

No children .

9 -

a 2 1 883 . s . Newton L ne married Mary Tubb on Jan , H i e 1 2 e d d 5 9 6 . June , Their Children 2 1 885 . 5 born Feb ,

7 . l 26 1 889 . born Ju y , 1 0 1 89 7 born July ,

1 0 Bertha Lane marr1 ed Claude Baker June Their Children Mildred born June n George bor Feb . “ Mildred Baker married E 1 s o nC op ey Their Chil dren

1 1 a George B ker not married . 1 0 1 91 Frank Lane married Phoebe Mettler m 9 . r No child en .

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a . 1 1 22 9 . J y Lane married Ada Yates Aug . , Their Children r 9 1 924 . bo n Jan . , 5 1 926 born Feb . , 7 U E JASON PAYNE , SON OF JOSEPH AND E NIC w a s WRIGHT PAYNE . Married Melissa Sabin . She 4 1 y 8 18 08 889 . a r e b orn Jul , , and died March , They buried in West Turin ( Rae ) Cemetery . Their Children 1 1 831 — i 1 2 . d ed . 9 ( born Aug 7 , Jan 1 91

8 26 Edward Payne married Elizabeth Oster Dec . — h 1 c o . 5t 850 . C Civil War Servi e K , Regiment. n New York Heavy Artillery . Elizabeth Oster bor — 1 1 Th d 29 1 83 2 di ed 2 9 7 . ev July , March , are burie

in Turin Cemetery , Village of Turin . T ” heir Children 8 2— 1 4 8 1 5 . 1 5 . 7 Lucien born May , died Nov , y 1 2 1 854— 21 1185 6 Harve born May , died April , 1 1 8 — 8 1 9 2 E 56 . 2 3 Wilbur born Feb . , died Jan ,

h — 1 86 Frank born Marc died Sept . , 1 — Edward ( 0 mo ) born May died Mar . 1 Millie Adella . . bo n April Infant 5 — 1 1 2 H ...... 2 9 Clayton born Dec died Oct , Au Fred born g . Martha born July

r9 Wilbu E . Payne married Helen Hewitt on Feb . 18 “ 1 903 7 4 N . . at Ava , Y Helen Hewitt died , n Hutchinso , Kansas , and is buried there . Their Children

1 5 1 882 a -h . t born Sept , , Adrian , Mic

1 0 n Lula Pay e married Daniel Forker . r 1 87 3 1 9 23 R o s ebu Daniel Fo ker born , died in , at n Creek and is buried there . Lula Pay e Forker die a nd Jan at Calgary , Canada , is burie t here . Thei r Children 1 906 born at Wakita , Kansa 1 908 a born at Hutchinson , K nsa

1 1 8 Edward Forker married Dora Little June 1 , Thei r Chi d r en

‘ P h l i- Eva 1 s . 9 y born April ,

9 — G . Fred Payne raduate Lehigh Unive r sity , Pa

n . . U married Resides in San Fernando , Cal In 1 9 23 the following item w a s in San Fernando newspaper : Sups With Roy alty— Guest of Prince

F . J . Payne of San Fernando has just returned from ’ a three months tour of the pict uresque Canadian

Rockies country . He spent some time with his h i l hil AI . y . IV e brot er , W lbur E Pa ne , in A berta in n berta Mr . P ayne in company with some cattleme in the section where he was visiting was entertained at luncheon by the Prince of Wales on hi s stock farm

at High River . n Mr . Payne , like others who have met the future Ki g

of England , found him a young man of charming per

“ s o na l i t st a y , apparently unconscious of the exalted

tion he is hereafter to occupy .

9 Martha Payne married Samuel Van Pelt Dec . 1 0 9 6 . . , at Copenhagen , N Y

, Samuel Van Pelt , Civil War Veteran , serving two 1 9 2 h years before he was in the 0t N . Y . Cavalry

Company E .

No children .

s

a u r e . Louis , da ghte of Jason and Melisa Sabin Payn ’ 1 836 Married Ralph Swackhammer , who was bo rn in ' 1 1 2 Th e and died in 9 . v are buried in Turin Ceme t er y , Turin, N . Y .

No children .

7 . CLARINDA PAYNE , DAUGHTER OF JOSEPH AND o f EUNICE WRIGHT PAYNE . Unable to obtain date i n . d . . death Said to be burie in Coll sville , N Y Married

Sidney Chapin . Their Children 8 M a nel l ous 1 8 0— 1 1 9 1 4 4 d . born die Feb ,

Ma nel l ous w a s v Chapin Ci il War veteran , serving in

Company K , Fifth N . Y . Heavy Artillery . He is b ui i e d l n m Rome Ce etery , Section G . A b 1 849 Married lice Crofoot . She was orn died

1 908 . Buried in Rome Cemetery , Section G . Their Children Frank 9 Mitchell Chapin born June 25 1 90 0 . Married Margaret Schafer April , i l r i n i . e ect c a a t . He is Ut ca . N Y Their Children ‘ — Frank Evans Chapin adopted son .

7 Cl ari nda Payne Chapin married second time t o r n Is ael Spe cer . Their Children s Wallace .

Martha Spencer Corts . ma Unable to obtain any information about age , r i h e r i a ge or whereabouts of these two ch ldren . T f — hal brother , Frank Chapin , said Martha Spencer

’ h a d F o ne m Corts one son , rank Spencer, and at ti e h Ar k t ey lived in either Hot Springs or Little Rock , , r and then moved to Califo nia .

AMUEL ’ N EWELL S PAYNE , SON OF JO SEPH AND e EUNICE WRIGHT PAYNE . Marri d Maria Taylor

— 1 8 22 1 883 . Miller , who was born in Connecticut in died N Buried in Martinsburg , . Y . Their Children s Catherine Eunice 1 840— died 1 921 j ‘ 1 1 844 — 1 29 t n . 5 9 Brenton Na han bor . Jan , died Albert Newel l born 1 852— died 1 906 e 5 1 855 Fannie Massie b rn July , Herbert Eugene ( infant ) born 1 862— died 1 86 2

8 Catherine Eunice ( schoolteacher) married D avid 1 9 24 Wetmore ( shoemaker ) in in .

N \ hil r o c d en . Brenton8 Nathan Payne ( farmer ) married Emma 9 4 . 6 1 3 Adams She died April , . Their Children 9 1 . 0 Glen Brenton born May , v T “a r . Ser ed in Canadian Army, World Albert 8 Newell Payne ( cattle dealer ) married Julia M r . i n a ti n b r h Perkins He is buried s u g . n No childre . Julia Perkins Payne marr1 ed second time to Bernard

Campbell . 8 Fannie Massie Payne married Ebb C . Lovej oy 8 H 1 4 1 3 1 9 7 . e 9 7 ( salesman) in died June , , at Copen

hagen , N . Y .

No children . 7 I NEWTON PAYNE , SON OF JOSEPH AND EUN CE m WRIGHT PAYNE . Married Eliza Swackha mer in

1 849 . Their Children 8 i 8 1 850— 1 4 1 2 L n a . 9 ava t . 3 born Dec , died Jan ,

a . . Buried t Glenfield , N Y 1 8 2— 2 1 1 5 . 1 1 9 0 . 3 Melvin born Feb , died Feb , 1 8 3 — 29 1 9 2 5 . born Nov . died Dec , 3 1 1 855 — 23 1 862 . . 7 . Winslow . born Sept , died Feb , 9 1 85 . o . 7 Maud b rn Dec , 22 1 859 Emerson . born Aug . , — A 6 1 934 Ralph born Nov . died p ril 1 8 1 866 George born Dec . ,

L v n i 8 25 a a t a . Payne married Hannibal Johnson , Oct , 1 88 2 Their Children c r n 1 1 886 Ao . Feb 7 , at Glenfield 1 1 886 . . 7 born Feb , at Glenfield ( Twin sist ers ) Maud Johnsonmarried Rov H a r tl ev ( farmer ) June

e N e Mab l Johnson married Arthur v . Their Children e 5 1 91 3 born S pt . ,

8 “ he Melvin Payne married Alice Schell . S lives at

Lyons Falls . He is buried at Collinsville , N . Y .

“ No children . Mary8 Payne ( school teacher) married Ralph Rich 3 8 1 88 1 1 1 1 6 . . 1 3 . mond Dec . , 7 He died Jan , Bur ed

at Collinsville , N . Y .

No children . Mary Payn e Richmond married second time to John 29 1 9 23 H . Jones . He died Dec . , . Buried at Turin ,

Their Children

9 ‘ 2 1 8 — 1 91 7 . 3 95 Harley born Dec , died March b 21 1 899 Helen orn April , 9 n - r 1 9 2 Helen Jo es graduated Sy acuse University 0 .

. Married Harold Allen _ Sept ” Their Children 1 1 2 . ; 9 6 Barbar a Travis born April , b 1 2 t . . 2 9 9 Charlot e Ruth orn Dec ,

s' Maud P ay ne married Uranus Ri eb enna cht ( farmer ) ” 1 890 Oct . Their Children 9 t 1 4 18 1 — D e 1 3 1 891 a . 9 . . c Roy P yne . born Oc , died , 9 24 1 8 o . 95 Karl Newt n born Oct ,

' ‘ 9 n Karl Newton Ri eb ennacht marr1 ed Anna L . Steve s e 30 1 9 21 ( school teach r ) June , ” Their Children Lois Mari e born Jan l Luw e l . Ruth a born Oct .

8 n 1 8 1 894 1 m a . . Emerson Payne marr ed Clara Ly an J , l r — l 10 C ara Lyman bo n Dec . di ed Apri

. r Buried at Tu in , N . Y . “ Their Children 9 1 5 1 89 n . . . Willis Newto born Dec , 5

Willis 9 NewtonPayne married Marion Groh on April

” The1 r Children Robert Willis born July George Emerson born April 1 930 . 7 Cl aris Elizabeth b orn April ,

s 8 4 l E 1 9 . i t . 7 Ra p h Payn e marr ed t a C Dewey March , — 2 30 1 9 7 . D e we o r n 1 1 864 . Etta C . y b June , died Dec , Bur i e d a t . . Turin , N Y Their Children 9 — 5 1 91 9 H D ew b r n 1 2 1 89 . e . . o . 7 arold y Feb , died Feb

23 . 1 898 Alice E sther born Nov . ,

’ ' 9 ' Al i ce E s ther Payne Graduated Cortland N o rmal

' 1 9 1 rrn u r k l l r 5 1 9 24 9 . N o a n e e Married Vo July ,

George 8 P ayne

- N o l . . e . t marri d Resides at Collinsvi le , N Y 7 EUN SIDNEY PAYNE , SON OF JOSEPH AND

WRIGHT PAYNE . Married Caroline Hunter . 1 1 83 — 1 8 3 3 65 . Caroline Hunter born Feb . , died Their Children 20 1 852— born Oct . , died 1 1 854 — 5 born June , died March 24 1 860 born Jan . ,

8 r 1 8 4 Celia P ayne married Albe t Seymour in 7 .

She is buried at Martinsburg , N . Y . Their Children 9 4 1 8 4— 25 . 7 . George born Nov , died Nov Belle 2 1 8 2 . 7 7 Lillie born Sept , 22 1 883— 1 . . . . 7 Clarence born Nov , died Nov , 1 5 1 8 — 6 . . 7 7 Cyril born Feb , died May m 1 4 1 886 E ma born June ,

9 George S eymour married Belle Sabins . Their Children born March 1 8 b “ 14 orn March , 1 4 born April , 1 3 born June , 1 1 born July , 7 born June , ‘

b o r n S e t . 7 p , t 2 born O c . ” i . Albert S eymour married _ Rena Will ams Their Children

” m m Gerald Sey our un arried . ” Marian Seymour married Tracy Burdick . Their Children born March 1 8

” “ Celia Seymour married Earl Forbes . Their Children born May ” r r ib Flora Seymour married Lorenzo La ee . Their Children 8 born Aug . , 21 1 9 28 born April , ” Gladys Seymour married George Hine . Their Children 23 1 9 26 born Dec . ,

10 1 9 28 , born May , 1 8 1 934 born Feb . , ” m r e Harold Seymour ar ied Margar t Wood . Their Children George born June ” Foster . S evmo ur unmarried . Belle 9 Seymour married Vernon Irving ( boatman b Black River Canal ) . Both uried at Martinsburg ,

Their Children George

Unable to locate this family .

9 rr Lillie Seymour ma ied George Wright . Their Childr en — n 26 1 902 o d . Ad pte son Donald b or Sept , , at Mar i n b ur h Y t s N . . g ,

_ l 28 Dona d e ight married Rose Donaldson June ,

9 Clarence Seymour married Elizabeth Alice Calhoun .

9 1 934 . She died Nov . Their Children born April Ap 1 il 22 1 9 14 born Feb . , n 22 1 91 5 b r n J a . o , ” Louisa Seymour married Donald Osborn . Their Children 1 9 1 9 29 Veronica born June , ” Mo fit Izora Seymour married Jack . Their Children

. 29 1 930 . born Aug . , ” George Seymour unmarried . ” n Alberta Seymour u married .

9 m G D amouth 25 Cyril Sey our married race March , 2 1 90 . Their Children

' r 6 1 90 Cyril bo n March 2 , 7 ” Cyril Seymour ( the second ) married Anna O ster 1 1 9 3 35 . Oct .

9 R D m h Emma Seymour married oyal a out . Their Children ” 24 1 9 1 1 . 0 Royal Lee born Jan , 1 91 9 1 Ardith born Sept . 22 1 924 Jack born May , ” — Royal Lee . D amouth Graduated Loyola Dental Col

1 934 . lege , Chicago, Ill . ,

’ D amouth herb er of Dr . Royal Lee married Ad eline S

- 26 1 34 9 . Chicago , Nov . ,

s e s o n n Clarenc , of Sidney and Caroline Hunter Pay e , 1 1 884 married Louisa Lane Jan . , .

— 1 8 8 1 9 28 . 1- 2 5 1 8 Louisa Lane born Aug . , died Aug . ,

Buried at Martinsburg , N . Y . Their Children g ha r l e s b 1 1 886 C orn March , 28 1 89 u . . Ruth E nice born Oct , 3 o 21 1 895 Gladys L uise born Dec . , r 9 29 1 909? Cha les Payne married Anna Arthur Jan . , Their Children ” 3 1 909 . 2 Clarence D born Sept , 1 1 91 3 Charles A . born Jan . R 1 9 1 91 4 Philip born April , . b 1 1 91 9 . 5 William orn Feb . , ” 1 . 6 935 . Clarence D married Maxine Butts July , ”

1 1 36 . . 4 9 Philip R married Janice Hunsicker Aug . ” , Charles A . unmarried .

1 937 MAIL LIST

w v Y Harold Allen and Family Lo ille N . , i Tracy Burdick and Fam ly Greig N . Y ,

N . Claude Baker and Family Lycoming , Y w co mi n Mrs . Ne ton Lane Ly g N . Y 1 0 5 St . U N . Frank Chapin Grove , tica Y , m t h D a o u ev N . Royal and Family Hous ille _ Y , D D a m ut h 1 4 E r . o . t . Royal Main S , Plainville Co m ,

E s . arl Forbe and Family Copenhagen N . Y , E w . e A d ard Forker care Robt Henderson , Wayn lberta Canad , , Er s o n C opey and Family N . Y

l . . Fa l s Roy Hartley and Family Lyons N . Y ,

. A Robert Henderson and Family Wayne , lberta Canad , r f N Geo ge Hine and Family Glen ield . Y , D K v onald ingsbury and Family Bo on ille; N . Y E b b . Mrs . C Lovejoy C openhagen N . Y , n Frank La e and Family Tully N . Y , 1 4 a Ja 5 O . y Lane and Family kland Ave Syracuse N . Y , z La r r i e 2 o b e St . L ren o and Family 7 Preston Camden N . Y , , i m Hilton M lls and Fa ily West Branch N . Y , M fi nf Ja o t N . ck and Family Gle ield , Y 4 8 3 1 I D Thomas Milne and Family llinois Ave Washington . , ,

N N . Robert ye and Family Lyons Falls , Y D l O . w v N . ona d sborn and Family Windsor Hotel , Lo ille Y , ’ O c vi Mrs . Lee onnor Boon lle N . Y , 1 1 w . 05 U N . Mrs Carrie Payne Lyn ood Place , tica , e a 2 2 Ave Fr d P yne 1 03 Lamona San Fernando , Ca , i N . Glen Payne Mart nsburg ,

e N . G orge Payne Collinsville ,

a w N . Charles Payne and F mily Lo ville , n m T N . Willis Pay e and Fa ily urin ,

E T N . merson Payne urin ,

2 n t R . . a 1 0 t S . N Mrs Susan P yne Hunti g on , ome ,

4 f t . n . o S . 08 N Mrs Maria Pay e W Bl om ield , Rome ,

Ur a ni us Reib ena cht l N . and Fami y Port Leyden ,

K R ib na ch m r Le d e11 N . arl e e t and Fa ily Po t y ,

N . George Seymour care Frank Calhoun , Fonda ,

A t w N . lberta Seymour Windsor Ho el , Lo ville ,

e T N . G rald Seymour racy Burdick , Greig , _care

w . A . N lbert Seymour and Family Windsor Hotel , Lo ville ,

H vi O . f . . . . N Cyril Seymour and Family ouse lle , P Glen ield , O m . f . . . . N Mrs Cyril Sey our Sr Houseville , P Glen ield , Harold Seymour and Fami ly F oster Seymour

w a w a nd i e N . Ho ard Sh Fam ly Carthag ,

E a i t m . w h dl ma n 2 S . . S c e e 4 N N d rd P 7 James , Ro e ,

ch i l ma n Fa mfl v v N . Ralph S e d e and Boon ille ,

h i l m n . . . S c e d e a N Mrs H . J Skaneateles ,

N Vo r k el l er T N . orman and Family urin , P a n l n A t w N . Samuel V e t a d Family n erp ,

. . , N George Wright and Family Champion Road Carthage ,

D n t N . o ald Wright and Family Champion Road , Car hage ,