Descendan ts of

MICHAEL McCLELLAN

and

JANE HENRY

OF COLRAIN, MASS.

by

LOIS McCLELLAN PATRIE Copyright @ 1970 by Lois McClellan Patrie

Printed in the United States of America iii

FOREWORD

This history of one branch of the McClellan family in America has been in preparation for many years, a fact which explains why many lines end in 1940. Much of the work on these lines was done at that time, and after a lapse of thirty years it is impossible to contact former correspondents and so to trace recent generations. It has not been my intention to bring all lines down to the present, even if that were possible, but rather to show the be­ ginnings of each branch, and to try to bring female lines down at least three generations from Michael and Jane Henry. The descendants of Joseph Thompson and Jennet McClel­ lan (in the male lines) may be found in a booklet by Col. Henry Joseph Amy of Eastchester, N. Y., published in 1958. There are several genealogies of the Severance family. The Millers, Smiths, Boltons, Wilsons and McGees will be found in this writer's HISTORY OF COLRAIN, MASS., now in preparation and to be published, hopefully, within two years from this date. It will be available in the libraries of Colrain and Green­ field, and probably several others. Although I have checked and rechecked the material in this book, I am sure mistakes will be found. I hope they are few. I apologize for them and hope my readers will forgive them.

Lois M. Patrie

Troy, N. Y. June 18, 1970 iv

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Much of the material in this book was obtained by Q. Sleight McClellan from town histories, family genealogies and correspondence with other members of the family. Among these were: Mrs. George Mooers, Mrs. Mary Cole and Miss Cynthia McClellan. To Mrs. Cole goes grateful appreciation for providing many of the photographs. Besides Sleight McClellan, I have also to thank many other correspondents: foremost of whom is Mrs. Marion Sisler who has furnished most of the Joseph Thompson line; A. Roy Deal, who provided the Carrier line; Everett Johnson, who gave us the descendants of Miranda (McClellan) Johnson; Mrs. Rhoda Cressy, Mrs. Frederick Pierce, Miss Ruth Coombs, Hugh Wilson McClellan, and his daughter, Mrs. Paul Trahan. Material from Col. Henry Amy's DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH THOMPSON AND JENNET McCLELLAN OF COLRAIN, MASS. has been used by special permission of Col. Amy. Especially do I want to thank Mrs. Ruby B. Austin for her invaluable ad­ vice and encouragement. To my father, the late Hugh Herbert McClellan, I dedi­ cate this work in appreciation of the long hours he spent check­ ing and correcting much of the material. I hope he knows that the work is finishedo V

ORIGINS OF THE McCLELLAN FAMILY

Material researched by Q. s. McClellan, edited by L. M. Patrie It has been well established that our family was first heard of among the 11 wild Scots of Galloway, " that region com­ prising the southwesternmost extremity of Scotland. The name, which has been, and is still spelled in many different ways, is believed to be of Gaelic or Celtic origin. It means "son of the servant of Saint Fillan. " The Ragman Roll of August 28, 1296, a document of fealty to King Edward I of England, contains names which for several reasons may be presumed to be those of early McClellans, and are apparently the first on record. They are those of Cuthbert Makelemwym, Johan de Bundeby (Bomby) and Johan de Gevel­ stone. The lands of Bomby and Gelston are proved to have be­ longed to McClellans from 1400 and 1416, respectively. Shortly thereafter, on March 3, 1305/6, we find the names of John de Gevelstone, Duncan de Gevelstone, and Pat­ rick, son of Gilbert M' Lolan with those of tvvelve other es­ quires and men-at-arms who seized the Castle of Dumfries from the men of Robert the Bruce. Gilbert MacLelan, on Feb­ ruary 15, 1320/21, became Bishop of Sodor and Man. His signature may be found on several documents in the years fol­ lowing. Cuthbert, mentioned above as signer of the Roll, was no doubt brother to the Bishop, who was probably a direct or collateral ancestor of those McClellans who followed him. (It must be remembered ~hat in those early days of the Church the clergy were permitted to marry.) We find record of our name in the place name Balmac­ lellan as early as Jan. 3, 1380. The Gaelic is Baile MacGille Fhaolain, which means "stead of the sons of St. Fillan's ser­ vant," and the Latin signature reads, "Gilbertum McLellane dominum de Balmaclellane." The parish and village of Bal­ maclellan are located a few miles north of Kirkcudbright, and undoubtedly were a place of early residence of the family, and in which they became so strong that the name was given to both the parish and town. It is located in the area known as the Glenkens, quite mountainous, and the people were heavily in- vi volved in the Covenant; Robert of Barscobti being one. Later, in 1452, we find Patrick Maclellan of Wigtown, Sheriff of Galloway, killed by his overlord, the Earl of Doug­ las, in a dispute over fealty to the Crown of Scotland. Patrick was tutor of Bomby, NOT, as has been incorrectly asserted, McClellan of Bomby, but pro0ably a well-born relative, un­ doubtedly McClellan of Gelston, who was chosen as guardian of McClellan of Bomby, who was then a minor. The family certainly originated in Kirkcudbright, but it has not been possible to identify them with any particular branch. At one time there were fourteen knights named McClellan who owned homes in the Stewartry, and as late as the 17th century there were quite a few McClellan families, and we could be descended from any one of them, perhaps from a younger son of a younger son of an early member of the Bomby or Gelston families-no one knows. In the fifteenth century the Bomby and Gelston branches emerged and continued to flourish for some time. The House of Bomby produced the first Lord Kirkcudbright, Robert McClellan. From here it is easy to trace this branch in Scot's Peerage. In 1610 Robert acquired extensive lands in Ireland, becoming one of the Adventurers for the Plantation. He was created Lord Kirkcudbright in 1633. He owned lands in Lon­ donderry, and his third wife was buried in the parish church of Coleraine. Our ancestor may have accompanied him to Ireland and remained there. However, it is impossible that we descend from the Lords Kirkcudbright, for the Peerage clearly indicates that there were no descendants in the male line. The McClellans both in Scotland and Ireland were zeal­ ous Presbyterians and Covenanters during the time of Crom­ well. Family tradition among the descendants of Michael McClellan and Jane Henry reports that Michael1s ancestors came to Ireland about one hundred years before Michael and his family removed to America. It also insists that members of the family married only into other Scottish Presbyterian families. vii

References

History of the Lands and Their Owners in Galloway by Peter Handyside McKerlie

Calendar of Documents Relating to Scotland

The Hereditary Sheriffs of Galloway, by Sir Andrew Agnew

Minute Book kept by the War Committee of the Covenanters in the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright in the years 1640-1641

The Manuscripts of the Duke of Hamilton, K. D. , published by Great Britain Historical Manuscripts Commission. 11th Re­ port, Appendix, Part VI.

Descendants of Michael McClellan and Jane Henry of Colrain, Mass.

Michael McClellan was born in the town or village of Maghera, parish ·of Curran, County Derry, Ireland, probably the son of Hugh McClellan, who died in that place in 1739. Michael came to America with his brother John and eight of his ten children in 17 49. The McClellan family had emigrated from Kirkcudbrightshire in Galloway, Scotland about a century earlier. John settled somewhere in Maine and no trace has yet been found of his descendants. Michael, his wife and their children spent some time in Woburn or Worcester, Mass. and soon settled in Colrain, where they had friends and relatives. Michael bought a fifty-acre lot from Andrew Smith and built a house on it. At the beginning of the French and Indian War in 17 50, when Indian attacks began to be made in the vicinity, he removed with his family and several others to Pelham, a less exposed town. His resources being soon exhausted, he secured work lumbering on the river. The exposure brought on pneu­ monia, from which he died in 1757. The whereabouts of his grave is unknown. Michael McClellan was said to have been slim, fair-haired and blue-eyed, and to have 11 been much on the water. 11 He had lived in comfortable circumstances and never had to labor. His wife, Jane Henry, was also born in Ireland about 1710. She was the daughter of David Henry, who is said to have fought in the army of William III at the Battle of the Boyne. 2

After the war, David is said to have settled near Londonderry, Ireland and to have married a Scotch-Irish girl. The Henry family is also said to be of Norman extraction and to have or­ iginated in Cumberland. Jane had four brothers who came to America a little before the McClellans: Hugh and John, who settled in Colrain, Robert, who went to Albany, N. Y. and is said to have been the first English speaking merchant there, and James, who settled in Deerfield. Jane Henry was small, auburn haired, of a very active temperament, and indomitable will and courage. After the death of Michael his widow was left in very straitened circumstances. Most of her children were very young, the oldest boy, Hugh, was only thirteen, but he and the older girls did all they could for the widow and younger children. They removed to Deerfield, probably to be near Jane's brother James, and the family kept together there until the war ended in 1760. In that year they returned to Col­ rain, where Hugh began the arduous task of clearing his fa­ ther1 s land. Jane Henry lived with her son Hugh and his wife Sarah until her death, August 13, 1777. She is buried in Chandler Hill Cemetery.

Children of Michael and Jane (Henry) McClellan:

JENNET, born Maghera, Ireland, about 1730 MARY, born Maghera, about 1734 ANN, born Maghera, about 1736 MARGARET, born Maghera, about 1738 JANE, born Maghera, about 17 42 HUGH, born Maghera, Mar. 25, 1744, O. S. ROBERT, born Maghera, Jan. 5, 1747, O.S. MARTHA, born Maghera, 1749 ELIZABETH, born probably Pelham, July 21, 1752 HANNAH, born Pelham, 1755; died unmarried, June 15, 1776 3

JENNET McCLELLAN, eldest child of Michael and Jane (Henry) McClellan, born Maghera, Ireland, 1730, married in Maghera in 1749, Joseph Thompson, who was born there 1720. They came to America with Jennet's parents, settled briefly in Colrain, and went to Pelham with the McClellans during the French and Indian War. Later, Joseph bought land in Colrain, Lot 56 in the second division, where the descendants of this couple lived for nearly two hundred years, in the house that Joseph built. Since that lot was not bought until 1768, it is likely that they stayed with Jennet1s family for some years af­ ter returning to Colrain about 1760. Joseph died at Colrain, April 9, 1803. Jennet also died there May 10, 1813. Both are buried in the North River Cemetery, their stones being among the oldest there.

Children of Joseph and Jennet (McClellan) Thompson:

1- Margaret Thompson, born June 23, 1750 *** John Thompson, born May 12, 1752; died May 12, 1783, unm. 2- Jane Thompson, born July 1, 1754 . 3- Mary Thompson, born Nov. 17, 1750 4- Joseph Thompson, born 1759 5- Martha Thompson, born Apr. 22, 1761 6- Hugh Thompson, born 1763 7- Anna Thompson, born Nov. 19, 1767 8- David Thompson, born 1772 9- William Thompson, born 1775 4

1 - Margaret Thompson, daughter of Joseph and Jennet (McClellan) Thompson, born June 23, 1750; died Colrain, Apr. 3, 1795; married Colrain, Dec. 22, 1772, David Wilson, son of James and Margaret (McGee) Wilson. He was born Colrain, Oct. 15, 1747; died Colrain Jan. 31, 1831. Both are buried North River Cemetery.

Children of David and Margaret (Thompson) Wilson, born Col­ rain: *** Joseph Wilson, born Oct. 7, 1773; died July 27, 1777 *** James Wilson, born Jan. 4, 1776; died July 22, 1777 10- David Wilson, Jr., born Mar. 11, 1778 *** Rachel Wilson, born Apr. 3, 1780; died Aug. 21, 1781 11- Margaret Wilson, born July 26, 1782 12- Robert Wilson, born May 29, 1785 *** John Wilson, born Aug. 15, 1787; died Colrain Apr. 13, 1879; married about 1811, Rebecca Pennill, daugh­ ter of Abraham Jr. and Elizabeth (Bolton) Pennill. She was born Colrain Apr. 7, 1796; died there Sept. 11, 1882. 8 children. (See Patrie: History of Colrain"). *** Jenny Wilson, born Aug. 5, 1789; died Barre, Mass., Sept. 8, 1870; married Dec. 31, 1812, John Washburn, son of John and Experience (Totman) Washburn. He was born Plympton, Mass. Sept. 3, 1783; died Barre, Mar. 20, 1856. 10 children. (See Patrie) 5 2 - Jane Thompson, daughter of Joseph and Jennet (McClellan) Thompson, born July 1, 1754; died Colrain, Dec. 14, 1851; married Shelburne, Mass., Col. Jonathan McGee, son 01 Thomas and Ann (Stewart) McGee. He was born Colrain, Mar. 4, 1752; died there Feb. 24, 1815.

10 - David Wilson, Jr., son of David and Margaret (Thompson) Wilson, born Mar. 11, 1778; died Colrain, 1851; married Col­ rain about 1802, Betsey Holland, daughter of Oliver and Martha (Rankin) Holland, born Shelburne about 1783; died Colrain Jan. 3, 1867.

Children of David Jr. and Betsey (Holland) Wilson, all born Colrain: *** Rachel Wilson, born 1803; died unm. Sept. 23, 1864 *** Margaret Wilson, born Jan. 2, 1805; died Nov. 9, 1875; married Nov. 30, 1826, Levi Thompson, son of Hugh and Jean (Miller) Thompson, #6, born Apr. 9, 1799; died Colrain Nov. 5, 1870. They lived in the house bu: by Joseph Thompson, Sr. 9 children. *** Milo Wilson, born Feb. 7, 1807; died unm. Feb. 2',, 1879. *** Sophronia Wilson, born Oct. 22, 1808; died ColraJ, Feb. 21, 1870; married Gurdin Thompson, son of Hug· and Jean (Miller) Thompson, #6, and brother of Levi> above. *** Oliver Holland Wilson, born 1812; married Lucy H-- 4 children. *** David Wilson 3rd, born Oct. 31, 1815; died Colrain Dec. 21, 1891; married Halifax, Nov. 1, 1837, Maria Harris, daughter of Timothy and Lucy (Canady) Harris, born Colrain Dec. 11, 1818; died there May 11, 1896. 3 children. *** Dennis Wilson, born Mar. 16, 1818; died June 19, 1899; married Sarah A. Wilson, daughter Samuel and Nancy (Newell) Wilson. 4 children. *** Polly, born 1821; died Aug. 7, 1825 *** Betsey, born 1821; died Aug. 7, 1825. Lovel s. Wilson, born Dec. 1823; died June 30, 1825. 6

11 - Margaret T. Wilson, daughter of David Sr.and Margaret (Thompson) Wilson, born July 26, 1782; died Colrain Nov. 9, 1866; married Colrain Feb. 11, 1813; Asa Taylor, son of Enos and Eunice (Longley) Taylor, born Buckland Oct. 27, 1782; died Colrain Oct. 26, 1863.

Children of Asa and Margaret (Wilson) Taylor, born Colrain: *** David Wilson Taylor, born Dec. 10, 1813; married Deborah W. Taylor. *** Jonathan McGee Taylor, born Dec. 10, 1815; mar­ ried Mary Clark. *** Margaret Thompson Taylor, born Nov. 4, 1819; mar­ ried Milnor W. Taylor. *** Asa Longley Taylor, born Mar. 6, 1823; died Col­ rain May 30, 1839.

12 - Robert Wilson, son of David Sr. and Margaret (Thompson) Wilson, born May 29, 1785; died Colrain Nov. 14, 1861; mar­ ried Peggy Patterson, daughter of Adam and Jane (Rankin) Pat­ terson, at Colrain Nov. 26, 1811. She was born Colrain Aug. 17, 1787; died there Oct. 19, 1853.

Children of Robert and Peggy (Patterson) Wilson, born Colrain: *** Dexter Wilson, born 1812; died Dec. 23, 1868; mar­ ried Colrain Nov. 19, 1840, Elmina Coombs, daughter of Jonathan and Elizabeth (McCrellis) Coombs. 2 chil­ dren. *** Mary Ann Wilson, born 1815; died Aug. 28, 1818. *** Jane Elmina Wilson, born June 1, 1819; married Charles Hillman. *** Robert Wilson, born Sept. 1822; died Jan. 15, 1825.

Children of Jonathan and Jane (Thompson) McGee; all born Colrain: *** Anna McGee, born Sept. 10, 1777; died Aug. 11, 1867; married Ebenezer s. Allenof Shelburne; bornMar. 17, 1775; died Sept. 16, 1825. One child: Charles Steb..: bins Allen, born Shelburne, Nov. 16, 1815. 7

*** Levi s. McGee, born Sept. 17, 1779; died Colrain July 19, 1828; married Dec. 15, 1808, Fidelia Allen of Shelburne, born May 20, 1784; died Nov. 22, 1850, daughter of Amos and Abigail (Hoit) Allen. 7 children. (See Patrie. ) *** Jenny McGee, born Sept. 27, 1781; married Oct. 11, 1808, Lt. Arad Williams. No further record. *** Joseph W. McGee, born July 31, 1784; died Apr. 6, 1839; buried North River Cemetery, Colrain; married, int. Oct. 13, 1807, Antis B. Ross, daughter of Dr. Sam­ uel and Jean (McCrellis) Ross. She was born Colrain Oct. 18, 1786; died Apr. 13, 1830, 6 children. (See Patrie.) *** Rachel McGee, born Feb. 2, 1787; died Mar. 8, 1834; buried Stockbridge Cemetery, Madison County, N. Y. ; married int. Nov. 27, 1811, Colrain, Thomas Wilson, son of Jonathan and Ann (Riddle) Wilson, born Colrain Jan. 20, 1785; died Apr. 30, 1849; buried Madison Co. , N. Y. One child, Jonathan McGee Wilson, born Wilming­ ton, Vt. June 12, 1813. *** Jonathan McGee, Jr. , born Oct. 5, 1789; married int. Feb. 17, 1823 Jane McClellan, daughter of Robert L. and Rachel (Bolton) McClellan of Colrain. He gradu­ ated from Williams College and Andover Theological Seminary; was ordained and eventually moved to Belding, Mich. *** Clarissa McGee, born Mar. 2, 1792; married int. Jan. 19, 1824, Ebenezer Pennill of Warren, N. Y., son of Abraham and Sarah (Cressy) Pennill. *** William B. McGee, born May 17, 1794; died 1874 Canon City, Colorado; married Dec. 25, 1832, Orinda Allen, daughter of Sylvanus and Martha (Stebbins) Allen of Shelburne. She was born May 26, 1797; died Jan. 15, 1889. Both are buried North River Cemetery, Colrain. 4 children. (See Patrie. ) *** Thomas S. McGee, born abt. 1797; married Fanny (or Jane) Thompson, daughter of David and Fanny (Cuth­ bert) Thompson, born Aug. 14, 1799. No further recorcr 8

3 - Mary Thompson, daughter of Joseph and Jennet (McClellan) Thompson, born Nov. 17, 1756; died Colrain Dec. 10, 1848; married Colrain, int. Nov. 17, 1778, Nathaniel Smith, son of Hezekiah and Eunice (Morris) Smith, born Woodstock, Conn., July 9, 1754; died Colrain May 11, 1835. Both buried Branch Cemetery, Colrain.

Children of Nathaniel and Mary (Thompson) Smith, all born Colrain: *** Hezekah Smith, born Oct. 3, 1781; married Sally Holland, daughter of Oliver Holland. 7 children. (See Patrie.) *** Thompson Smith, born Oct. 3, 1784; married Char­ lotte Fox. 16 children, all born in Heath. (See Patrie.) *** Oren Smith, born Nov. 13, 1786; married Cynthia Newc:ome of Deerfield. Said to have settled in St. Law­ rence Co., N. Y. No further record. *** Dorothy Smith, born Jan. 31, 1789; married Jona­ than Peterson, Jr., Dec. 31, 1807. Probably moved to Truxton, N. Y. *** Jonathan McGee Smith, born Feb. 23, 1791; died Richville, N. Y., June 3, 1802; married Feb. 7, 1820, Ann Patterson, daughter of Adam and Jane (Rankin) Pat­ terson. No record of their children. *** Rominer Smith, born Colrain 1793; died there Sept. 15, 1795. *** Margaret W. Smith, born Dec. 2, 1795; died Colrain Jan. 23, 1847; buried Branch Cemetery; married Colrain Dec. 28, 1815 Jonathan Johnson, son of Isaac and Lydia (Hastings) Johnson, born Colrain Jan. 4, 1792; died Jan. 29, 1858. 6 children. (See Patrie.) *** Samuel R. Smith, born July 16, 1799; died June 1, 1875; buried Branch Cemetery; married Colrain, Feb. 26, 1832, Semantha Barnard, daughter of Elisha and Pru­ dence (Hunt) Barnard, born Shelburne, Mar. 4, 1800; died Colrain Oct. 12, 1867; buried Branch Cemetery. 3 children. (See Patrie.) 9

4 - Joseph Thompson, Jr., born May 14, 1759; died Colrain, Mar. 16, 1857; married Shelburne, about 1785, Anna Wilson, daughter of Robert and Agnes (Thompson) Wilson, born Shel­ burne 1763; died Colrain July 8, 1843.

Children of Joseph Jr. and Anna (Wilson) Thompson: *** Jenny Thompson, born Dec. 30, 1787; died Colrain Feb. 15, 1830; married John Miller, son of Robert and Martha (Richey) Miller, born Colrain Jan. 14, 1792; died there Aug. 21., 1848. 2 children. (See Patrie.) *** Nancy Thompson, born Dec. 24, 1789; died unm. Jan. 9, 1815. 13- Joseph Thompson III, born Colrain Sept. 30, 1792 14- Robert Wilson Thompson, born Colrain 1793 *** Anna Thompson, born June 30, 1795; married int. Colrain, Dec. 9, 1820, Jacob Newton of Nunda, N. Y. No further record. *** Margaret Thompson, born July 23, 1797; died Col­ rain May 31, 1859; married Colrain, Dec. 15, 1831, Jonathan Totman, son of Stoddard and Rebecca (Cobb) Totman, born Colrain, Sept. 15, 1785; died there June 6, 1804. She was Jonathan's second wife; there is no record of her children, if any. 15- Calvin Thompson, born 1799 *** Electa Thompson, born Nov. 10, 1800; died Deer­ filed, Jan. 7, 1871; married Colrain, Mar. 16, 1826, James McClellan, son of James and Rhoda (Peterson) McClellan. See #52, under COLONEL HUGH McCLEL­ LAN AND HIS DESCENDANTS. *** Mary Thompson, born about 1803; died Colrain Aug. 27, 1855; unm. 16- Jonathan McGee Thompson, born 1805 17- Luther Thompson, born 1809 10

13- Joseph Thompson III, son of Joseph Jr. and Anna (Wilson) Thompson, born Sept. 30, 1791; died Verona, N. Y., Feb. 1870; married about 1824, Elizabeth Frary, probably daughter of Moses Jr. and Mary (Spinning) Frary, born Ashfield, Mass., Apr. 4, 1798; died probably Verona, after 1870.

Children of Joseph III and Elizabeth (Frary) Thompson, all born Vernona: *** Elizabeth A. Thompson, born 1825; married Willard H. Bennett, born 1819. Child: Linda M. Bennett, born Michigan, 1862. *** Rachel, born 1827 ***Angeline, born 1829 *** Joseph Frary, born 1831 ***,Tames Ellis, born 1844 No further information about this family.

14- Robert W. Thompson, son of Joseph, Jr., and Anna (Wil­ son) Thompson, born June 12, 1793; died Nunda, N. Y. May 19, 1870; married Colrain Apr. 15, 1818, Fanny M. Bruffee, daughter of William and Elsie (Wilcox) Bruffee, born Colrain 1793; died Nunda, Jan. 13, 1884.

Children of Robert and Fanny (Bruffee) Thompson: *** Nancy Thompson, born Colrain 1819; died Nunda, 1881; married Peleg Hewett. *** Roxanna Thompson, born Colrain 1820; married Nun­ da, Clark Button. *** Robert Wilson Thompson, born Colrain 1822; died 1892; married (1) abt. 1884, Sarah E. Van Slyck; (2) 1801, Cynthia Andrus, 7 children. *** Emily Thompson, born Nunda, Nov. 18, 1829; died there July 11, 1841. *** William Edward Thompson, born 1830; died Dalton, N. H.; married before 1865, Sophia Wakeman, born Conn. 1830. No record of children. *** Edwin Thompson, born 1832; married bef. 1865, Vicena • 3 ch. *** Elsie Ann Thompson, born 1835; died Nunda, unm., 1897. 11

*** Fanny Melissa Thompson, born 1830; died Nunda Feb. 7, 1908; married, Nunda, Sanford Hewett. Son, Jason Hewett, living Nunda 1954.

15 - Calvin Thompson, son of Joseph Jr. and Anna (Wilson) Thompson, born 1799; died Oct. 27, 1860; married Susan Wal­ lace, daughter of Mary and James Wallace, born Aug. 1, 1803; died Oct. 20, 1879; buried Branch Cemetery. Children: Sarah D., 1834 - Apr. 6, 1861; Rosanna, 1850 - Nov, 19, 1866; Cal­ vin, 1844; drowned Oct, 4, 1869, 12

5 - Martha Thompson, daughter of Joseph and Jennet McClel­ lan) Thompson, born Apr. 22, 1761, died Colrain Sept. 27, 1808; married int. Colrain Jan. 16, 1781, Major David Smith, son of Hezekiah and Eunice (Morris) Smith. He was born Woodstock, Conn. Oct. 16, 1757; died Colrain Feb. 10, 1816; buried Branch Cemetery.

Children of David and Martha (Thompson) Smith, all born Col­ rain: *** Rachel, born Feb. 1, 1782; died Colrain July 30, 1847; married Colrain Nov. 26, 1801, Capt. Samuel Pierce, son of Zebulon and Molly (Sabin) Pierce. He was born Stow, Mass. Apr. 15, 1779; died Colrain Feb. 1, 1850. Both are buried Branch Cemetery. 8 children. (See Patrie. ) *** John Smith, born Feb. 22, 1784; died McLean, Tomp­ kins Co. , N. Y. after 1850; married Shelburne, Oct. 31, 1811, Fanny Long, born Shelburne about 1789; died McLean, Feb. 22, 1863. 9 children. (See Patrie.) *** Eunice Smith, born Jan. 30, 1786; married Colrain, Dec. 3, 1807, James Holland, son of Oliver and Martha (Rankin) Holland, born probably Shelburne about 1779. 6 children born Colrain. (See Patrie.) Family moved to Richville, St. Lawrence Co., N. Y. before 1830. *** David Smith, born May 7, 1788; married Hannah Green of Halifax int. Aug. 6, 1813. No further record. *** Sabrina Smith, born Aug. 12, 1790; married John Severance of Truxton at Colrain Feb. 26, 1815, son of Elizabeth and Jonathan Severance. (Seep. 119) *** Celinda Smith, born Nov. 24, 1792; died Sept. 22, 1865; married Dec. 28, 1815; George Patterson, son of Adam and Jane (Rankin) Patterson, born Colrain Apr. 10, 1790; died there June 23, 1839. Both are buried North River Cemetery. For children see Patrie. *** Calvin, born May 1795; died Nov. 27, 1795. *** Calvin, born Oct. 22, 1796; died Feb. 13, 1822; buried Branch Cemetery; married New Salem, Aug. 1, 1821, Nancy M. Lazell. One child; John Calvin Lazen · 13

Smith, bapt. New Salem, Apr. 10, 1826. *** Clarissa Smith, born Apr. 19, 1799; died Apr. 18, 1820. *** Fanny Smith, born Mar. 20, 1801; married Judah Pierce, Jr., int. mar. 15, 1819, his second wife. He was the son of Judah and Huldah (Ransom) Pierce, born Colrain Mar. 1, 1791. They moved to Truxton, N. Y. No further record. 14

6 - Hugh Thompson, born Sept. 15, 1763; died Colrain Feb. 13, 1843; married Colrain about 1788, Jean McClellan Miller, daughter of Robert and Margaret (McClellan) Miller, born Colrain Dec. 14, 1764; died there Nov. 18, 1829. Both are buried North River Cemetery. He Married (2) at Whitingham, Sept. 13, 1831, Effa (Mccarter) Lamb. No children of the sec­ ond marriage.

Children of Hugh and Jean (Miller) Thompson, all probably born Colrain: *** John Thompson, born 1789; died 1850; married 1815, Elvira Adams. 8 children, among whom was Francis McGee Thompson, the Historian of Greenfield. *** Robert Thompson, born 1791; died 1856; married 1815, Gennet Adams. 5 children. *** Hugh McClellan Thompson, born 1793; died before 1850, married 1820, Eleanor Patterson. 9 children. *** Joseph Thompson, born 1796; married about 1822, Hannah White. 9 children. *** Levi Thompson, born 1799; died 1870; married 1820, Margaret Wilson. 9 children. *** Gurdin Thompson, born 1801; died 1871; married 1830, Sophronia Wilson. 8 children. *** Margaret Thompson, born Apr. 22, 1803; died Rich­ ville, N. Y., married Colrain Spr. 1, 1830, Sylvan.us Peterson Totman. 5 children. *** Adolphus Thompson, born 1810; married (1) Martha Ingram; (2) Widow Pamelia Burton. 3 children. 15

7 - Anna Thompson, daughter of Joseph and Jennet (McClellan) Thompson, born Nov. 19, 1767; died Colrain, Mar. 28, 1845; married Colrain, Feb. 22, 1788, Major Calvin Smith, son of Hezekiah and Eunice (Morris) Smith, born Woodstock, Conn., July 11, 1764; died Colrain July 17, 1837. Both buried Branch Cemetery.

Children of Calvin and Anna {Thompson) Smith, all born Col­ rain: *** Jennie Smith, born Oct. 11, 1788; died Jan. 23, 1831; married Colrain June 14, 1810, Jonathan Totman, son of Stoddard and Rebecca Totman, born Colrain Sept. 15, 1785; died there Jan. 6, 1864. Both buried Branch Cem­ etery. 3 children. *** Levina Smith, born Dec. 28, 1789; died Canada, Sept. 1, 1834; married Colrain, July 1, 1813, Erastus Clark, son of Daniel and Sarah (Adams) Clark, born Colrain July 30, 1788; died Decatur, Mich. Nov. 18, 1872. 6 children. *** Ann Smith, born June 16, 1792; died Feb. 7, 1795. *** Sally Ann Smith, born Mar. 4, 1794; died Dec. 7, 1877; married May 1818, Ensign David Morrison, son of David and Lucy (Wells) Morrison, born Colrain 1790; died there Feb. 12, 1845. She married (2) Jonathan Totman, his third wife. No children of this marriage. 9 Morrison children. Buried North River Cemetery. See Patrie. *** Joseph Smith, born Feb. 20, 1796; died Colrain June 9, 1866; buried Branch Cemetery; married Shelburne int. 1824, Prudence Barnard, daughter of Elisha and Pru­ dence (Hunt) Barnard, born Shelburne, Oct. 21, 1801; died Colrain Aug. 26, 1902. Buried Branch Cemetery. Possibly 2 children. *** Ann Smith, born Feb. 19, 1798; died Sept. 17, 1896; married Colrain, Feb. 19, 1829, Moses Rice of Charle­ mont, son of Aaron Jr. and Lora (?) Rice, born Aug. 25, 1800; died Nov. 24, 1853. Both buried Branch Cem­ etery. 5 children. 16

*** Betsey Smith, born Dec. 24, 1799; died Aug. 15, 1837, unm. Buried Branch Cemetery. *** Charlotte Smith, born 1804; died Sept. 13, 1839; bur­ ied Branch Cemetery; married Colrain, int. Jan. 24, 1825, Phineas E. Morrison, possibly son of Solomon and Mary (Wilson) Morrison. 4 children; no further informa­ tion. *** Emily Smith, born 1806; died Nov. 18, 1842; buried Branch Cemetery; married Colrain Oct. 28, 1830, James Avery. 3 children. 17

8 - David Thompson, son of Joseph and Jennet (McClellan) Thompson, born Oct. 11, 1772; died Colrain Mar. 24, 1854; married (1) June 15, 1797, Fanny Cuthbert, daughter of Be­ noni and Lois (Workman) Cuthbert, born Sept. 11, 1775; died Colrain Jan. 3, 1826; (2) int. Colrain June 9, 1827, Lucretia Gleason, widow of Tyler Wellington, daughter of Jonathan and Mary (Fiske) Gleason, born Wo:rcester, Mass., Apr. 5, 1782; died Colrain Apr. 9, 1863.

Children of David and Fanny (Cuthbert) Thompson, all probably born Colrain: *** Maria Thompson, born Apr. 9, 1798; died Colrain Feb. 15, 1800. *** Fanny (or Jane) Thompson, born Aug. 14, 1800; died Rochester, Minn.; married int. Colrain, June 24, 1825, Thomas s. McGee, son of Jonathan and Jane (Thompson) McGee. No further record. *** David Thompson, born 1801; died Colrain Mar. 29, 1880; married int. Colrain Dec. 23, 1830, Hannah Miner, daughter of Isaac and Esther (Dennison) Miner, born Stonington, Conn., Nov. 5, 1806; died Colrain Jan. 29, 1890. 11 children. *** John T. Thompson, born Apr. 15, 1803; died Aug. 8, 1885; married int. Colrain, Feb. 14, 1831, Caroline Riddle, daughter of Thomas and Betsey (Patterson) Rid­ dle, born Charlemont, Mar. 20, 1808; died Colrain, Dec. 11, 1844. One known child. *** William Thompson, born Jan. 8, 1806; died Fond du Lac, Wis., Aug. 6, 1883; married Catherine Olmstead, daughter of Zalmon and Rebecca (Barlow) Olmstead, born Apr. 15, 1814; died Fond du Lac. 4 children. Erasmus D. Thompson, born Feb. 6, 1811; died Wis­ consin, July 8, 1857; married Colrain, Sept. 10, 1842, Mary R. Wilson, daughter of John and Rebecca (Pennill) Wilson, born Colrain 1816; died Barre, Mass., June 22, 1895. Erasmus may also have married Louisa Riddell. *** Nathaniel Smith Thompson, born May 9, 1813; died Wisconsin Feb. 2, 1899; married (1) Sarah Ann Goodenow, 18

probably daughter of Samuel and Sally (Reed) Goodenow, born probably Halifax, Vt., Nov. 22, 1816. 2 children. He married (2) Nancy Hall of Wisconsin.

Children of David and Lucretia (Gleason) Thompson: *** Fanny Maria Thompson, born Colrain May 10, 1828; died Shelburne, Dec. 2, 1906; married Colrain, June 13, 1869 George N. Smith, son of Sylvester and Mary Smith, born Avon, N. Y.; died Shelburne, Mass. 3 children. *** Tyler Thompson, born 1828, possibly twin of Fanny Maria. No further information. 19

9 - William Thompson, son of Joseph and Jennet (McClellan) Thompson, born Colrain Apr. 5, 1775; died Heath, July 13, 1838; married (1) int. Colrain, Apr. 4, 1808, l.evina Caldwell, daughter of Joseph and Rachel (McGee) Caldwell, born Colrain, Apr. 9, 1777; died Heath, May 15, 1826. (2) Sarah Hurd of Bennington, Vt.

Children of William and l.evina (Caldwell) Thompson, all born Heath: *** William, born Jan. 14, 1809; died Waupun, Wis., Oct., 1893; married int. Heath, Nov. 16, 1840, Olive Fowler, daughter of Elias and Jerusha (Sumner) Fowler, born Halifax, Dec. 11, 1819. No record of children. *** Jesse C. Thompson, born Jan. 9, 1811; died So. Bloomfield, O. married Emily (possibly Gale, daughter of Daniel and Betsey Gale,) born Heath Jan. 20, 1820. No record of children. *** Levina Thompson, born Mar. 1, 1813; married int. Heath, Mar. 25, 1837, Charles Foster of Whitingham, Vt. , born about 1812. 4 children. *** Asad William Thompson, born Dec. 16, 1814; lived Circleville, O. Nothing further lmown. *** Jerome R. Thompson, born Aug. 18, 1817; died Whitingham, Vt. , Aug. 17, 1889; married (1) Whiting­ ham, Eliza Jane Burrington, daughter of Charles Bur­ rington, born Whitingham, 1824; died Granville, Ill., Aug. 7, 1855. 6 children. Married (2) Buckland, Mass. , May 11, 1867, Elizabeth A. Holbrook, widow of Lemuel J. Phillips, daughter of Amasa C. and Lucretia (Clem­ mons) Holbrook, born Buckland, Sept. 25, 1838. One child. *** Harriett, born June 24, 1820; died Heath, Aug. 24, 1822.

Child of William and Sarah (Hurd) Thompson: *** Harriett Thompson. Nothing known. 20

MARY McCLELLAN, daughter of MichaelandJane (Hen­ ry) McClellan, born about 1734, married James Wallis or Wallace, in Pelham, Mass., Apr. 8, 1756. He was the son of James Wallis of Worcester, according to Arthur Lovell Wal­ lace, "Who [ the Father] was a weaver and a carpenter and was found in the colony of Scotch-Irish emigrants who gathered at Worcester, Mass. in 1718 and the years immediately follow­ ing. --- James Wallis, Sr. died in Leicester in 1746 or early 1747. His widow Mary (1699-1769) declined the administration of the estate, and requested the appointment of Hugh Thomp­ son. She alleged that her husband had then no relatives in this country. A brother Oliver, who was a wheelwright, had lived near him, but died about 1735. The widow of James Sr. re­ sided with her son James in Colrain, where she died in Febru­ ary, 1769, and is buried in Chandler Hill Cemetery. 11 Mary (McClellan) Wallis died in Colrain July 11, 1800, and is buried in Chandler Hill Cemetery. James married (2) Esther Pattison. He died before Apr. 19, 1822, and is also buried in Chandler Hill. His will, dated Aug. 8, 1816 and wit­ nessed by William B. McGee, Clarissa McGee, and --- Wil­ liams, consistently spells the name nwallace" although the other spelling is used on the family gravestones.

Children of James and Mary (McClellan) Wallis: *** James Wallis, born Worcester, July 3, 1757; died Aug. 26, 1777. *** Henry Wallis, born Sept. 23, 1758; married Sabra or Cebere Dodge of Shelburne, int. Dec. 1, 1784. No further information. *** Seth Wallis, born Dec. 1, 1761, married about 1785, Ann Hulbert, daughter of John and Susanna Hulbert, born June 2, 1765. They settled in Truxton, N. Y. after 1800. Children of Seth and Ann (Hulbert) Wallis: *** Samuel Wallace, born ---; died at 11 months. *** Anna Wallace Mary Wallace *** Esther Wallace, born 1811; married, Apr. 9, 1835, Gilbert A. Bramble of Hartland, Vt.; she died Aug. 21, 1857. 21

*** Seth Wallace *** Susan Wallace, born Aug. 1, 1803; died Oct. 20, 1879, married Calvin Thompson. See #15, p. 11. *** Zebina Wallace, married Halifax, Nov. 17, 1822, Lucinda French, probably daughter of Ebenezer. *** James Wallace.

*** Michael Wallis married Rachel Seaver, int. Dec. 7, 1787 and settled in Truxton. *** Hugh Wallis, born June 15, 1767, graduated from Dartmouth 1791, studied at Harvard, was ordained a Congregational minister at Bath, Maine, Dec. 9, 1795. He married (1) 1798, Mary Duncan of Peterboro, N. H. They had at least one child, Hugh Wallace. Mary died 1805. He married (2) 1808 Susannah Upton, who died 1837. He married (3) Mrs. Abby Butterfield. He died Gates, N. Y. , Sept. 7, 1848. *** Mary Wallis married Simon Clark and died soon af­ terward, leaving a daughter Susannah, who was cared for by her maternal grandparents. *** Jane Wallis, born Mar. 6, 1771; died Apr. 24, 1835; married Joseph Babcock Jan. 26, 1792 and settled in Leyden. *** Ann Wallis married Levi Perry 1804. They settled in Halifax. No children. *** Hannah Wallis, married Thomas Glass in 1799 and settled in New York State. Martha Wallis, born 1779, married John Holmes. They settled in Truxton. No further record of this family. 22

ANN McCLELLAN, daughter of Michael andJane(Henry) McClellan, born about 1736, married at Colrain, John Stewart, known as nclinchy John." He was the son of Charles and Mary (Ayres) Stewart, born in u:mdonderry, N. H. about 1735; died Truxton, N. Y. Aug. 28, 1818. She died Colrain Feb. 14, 1801. John Stewart was descended from Walter Stewart of Perthshire, Scotland, and Walter's son, Robert, a zealous Covenanter, who fled to Londonderry, Ireland, after the dis­ astrous Battle of Bothwell Bridge. Robert's son, John Stew­ art, was one of the grantees of Windham, N. H. , and was lmown as "Charter John." He landed in Boston in 1718, and may have been a brother of that James Stewart who signed the Shute Pe­ tition. Charter John was the grandfather of Clinchy John. After the death of Ann, Clinchy John married (2) Jean Love and (3) Mrs. Morse.

Children of John and Ann (McClellan) Stewart, all probably born in Colrain:

*** Robert Stewart, born Sept. 29, 1761; died Mar. 1, 1776 1- Charles Stewart, born July 15, 1763 2- Enos Stewart, born July 15, 1766 3- Hugh Stewart, born June 16, 1773 *** JohnStewart,born late1774; lived Truxton; may have had son, John B. 4- William Stewart, born Feb. 23, 1776 5- Ann Stewart, born Oct. 15, 1778 6- Polly Stewart, born Mar. 16, 1782. 23

1 - Charles Stewart, son of John and Ann (McClellan) Stewart, born July 15, 1763; died Genesee, Mich. , 1837; married (1) Mary Hulburt, daughter of John and Susanna (Johnson) Hulburt, born Colrain Feb. 4, 1761; died Java, N. Y., Jan. 1843. She divorced him about 1794. He married (2) Leyden, Hannah Gates, born Leyden about 1777; died Flint, Mich. , about 1845.

Children of Charles and Mary (Hulburt) Stewart, probably born Colrain: *** Robert Stewart, born about 1785; died aged 9 mos. *** Susanna Stewart, born 1787; married (1) Charles Forbes; (2) Asa Austin of ShEifield. (See Patrie, "His­ tory of Colrain.") *** Mary Stewart, born 1789; married Feb. 18, 1807, Edward Hopkins of Bennington, Vt. No further record. *** John Stewart, died Truxton, N. Y., 1797. *** Anna Stewart, married Truxton, Sept. 15, 1815, Ru­ fus Stearns; died Bennington, Vt. , Sept. 8, 1873. 5 chil­ dren. ***Hulda Stewart, married Truxton, Jan. 6, 1814, Back­ us Kinney; died Whitewater, Wis., June 12, 1864. 14 children. *** Sally Stewart, married Truxton, Dr. Elisha Double­ day. 6 children. *** Rhoda Stewart, married Samuel Leonard (2 children); (2) Rufus Stearns, (3) Alanson Squires; died Bennington, Apr. 4, 1847.

Children of Charles and Hannah (Gates) Stewart: *** Clarissa Stewart, born Leyden about 1794; married David Mather; died California. 6 children. *** Amy Stewart, born Truxton, about 1797; married Elijah Pierce of Truxton. 8 children. *** Luke Stewart, born about 1798; married Ruth Wris­ ley. One child: Reuben Stewart. *** Laura Stewart, married JoshuaKendall; lived in La­ fayette. 3 children. *** Maria Stewart, married William Earl; lived in Trux- 24

ton. 3 children. *** Infant, born and died. *** Ransom Stewart, married Adelaide Ellsworth. 3 children. *** Angeline Stewart, married Dr. John A. Hayes. 2 children. 7 - Addison Stewart, born May 29, 1811 *** Madison Stewart; died young. *** Franklin Stewart; died young. *** Samuel Stewart, born June 15, 1818; twice married; died in Kansas. Children: Augusta Stewart and Adelaide Stewart.

7 - Addison Stewart, son of Charles and Hannah (Gates) Stew­ art, born May 29, 1811; died Flint, Mich., Mar. 8, 1848; married Avon, N. Y., Lucy Tilden.

Children of Addision and Lucy (Tilden) Stewart: *** Damon Stewart, born Feb.5, 1834; married Frances McQuigg. *** Harriet Stewart, born Sept. 23, 1836; married (1) Watson Richards (2) Oren Stone. *** Laura E. Stewart, born Feb. 15, 1838; married Jan. 7, 1863, Harry Seymour, who died Oct. 5, 1899. *** Charles W. Stewart, born Sept. 5, 1839; killed Re­ saca, Ga., May 14, 1864. *** Ann Stewart, born Sept. 4, 1842; died May 3, 1884; married Jan. 8, 1879, Henry Van Aken. *** Richard A. Stewart, born Oct. 10, 1845; killed in action Gainsboro, Ga., Sept. 1, 1864. *** Catherine Stewart, born Oct. 10, 1845; died Mar. 24, 1851. 25

2 - Enos Stewart, son of John and Ann (McClellan) Stewart, born July 15, 1766; died Colrain Nov. 29, 1856; married Ley­ den, Dec. 6, 1787, Lucretia (Sally) Clark, daughter of Joseph and Thankful (Davis) Clark, born Leyden, July 20, 1767; died Colrain Nov. 6, 1833. They lived on Green River above East Colrain.

Children of Enos and Sally (Clark) Stewart: *** Lydia Stewart, born Oct. 26, 1788; died before 1859; married Briggs Potter of Leyden. 8- Sally Stewart, born Dec. 28, 1790. *** Enos Stewart, born May 20, 1794; died 1847. Law­ yer in Boston. 9- Luther Stewart, born May 5, 1796. *** William Stewart, born Dec. 10, 1798; died in Rock County, Wis.; married Susan Brown, daughter of Jared .and Susanna (Stetson) Brown, Jan. 1, 1822. She was born May 15, 1800. 10- Anna Stewart, born Oct. 24, 1800. 11- Matilda Stewart, born Nov. 12, 1805. *** Mary Stewart, born Colrain Dec. 4, 1807; married about 1830, Lawrence Kemp, son of Lawrence and Me­ hitabel (Ellis) Kemp of Shelburne, born there Sept. 21, 1802; died there, July 14, 1850. 7 children. 26

3 - Hugh Stewart, son of John and Ann (McClellan) Stewart, born June 16, 1773; died Truxton, N. Y., 1857; married Ley­ den, Mar. 19, 1795, Anne Barstow of Leyden. They moved to Truxton 1803.

Children of Hugh and Anne (Barstow) Stewart: *** Matilda Stewart, born Colrain, about 1796; married James Taggart; died Allegheny, N. Y. *** Hugh Stewart, born Colrain about 1798; died Illinois. *** John Stewart, born Colrain about 1800; lived and died in Truxton. *** Anna Stewart, born Truxton; died Homer, N. Y. *** Lucy Stewart, born and died in Truxton. *** Polly Stewart, born Truxton; married James Taggart after the death of Matilda. *** Deborah Stewart; married Benjamin Hitchcock. 27

4 - William Stewart, son of John and Ann (McClellan) Stewart, born Feb. 23, 1776; died Madison Co., Ohio; married Hannah Wood, lived Truxton from 1803 till shortly before 1820, when he moved to Ohio.

Children of William and Hannah (Wood) Stewart: *** John Stewart, lived in Milton, Wayne Co., Ohio. *** Hiram Stewart; lived in Pennsylvania; had 4 sons in Union Army. *** Mary Ann Stewart, died young. *** Lewis Stewart; became a doctor; married Melinda Long of Shelburne. *** William Stewart *** Harriet Stewart *** Caroline Stewart *** Betsey Stewart *** Matilda Stewart

8 - Sally Stewart, daughter of Enos and Sally (Clark) Stewart, born Dec. 28, 1790; married Colrain Apr. 21, 1813, Robert Riddell, son of Gawn and Margaret (Taggart) Riddell, born Colrain, Nov. 15, 1789. They are said to have lived in Wil­ mington, Vt.

Children of Robert and Sally (Stewart) Riddell: *** William Riddell, born Jan. 11, 1814 *** Thomas R. Riddell, born Feb. 13, 1816 *** Enos Stewart Riddell, born Oct. 25, 1818 *** Sarah Riddell, born Aug. 7, 1823; married Oscar L. Shafter of Athens, Vt. *** Mary Riddell, born Dec. 8, 1826 *** William C. Riddell, born Oct. 14, 1829 *** Samuel Taggart Riddell, born Jan. 17, 1833 *** Henry Gawn Riddell, born Mar. 6, 1837

9 - Luther Stewart, son of Enos and Sally (Clark) Stewart, born May 5, 1796; died Colrain Feb. 5, 1892; married Colrain int. Nov. 6, 1820, Belinda Barber, daughter Matthew and Mary (Anderson) Barber, born Colrain Sept. 1, 1796; died Colrain 28

Feb. 5, 1892.

Children of Luther and Belinda (Barber) Stewart: *** Mary Stewart, born about 1822; married Jan. 18, 1842, Burton A. Burnham. *** Luther B. Stewart, born about 1824; married Melis­ sa Miner, (2) Sevie Shepardson (3) Sarah Taylor. *** Maria F. Stewart, born Jan. 14, 1827; died Colrain Jan. 29, 1915; married Jan. 20, 1848, E. D. Alexander. *** Emma Stewart, born 1833; died 1861, married Avery J. Denison, May 4, 1859. *** Edmund B. Stewart, born Oct. 26, 1835; married Harriet E. Robertson. *** Juliet A. Stewart, born July 23, 1838; married James P. Bell.

10 - Anna Stewart, daughter of Enos and Sally (Clark) Stewart, born Oct. 24, 1800; died Colrain Feb. 24, 1875; married int. Jan. 8, 1821, Andrew lewis Clark, son of John and Mary (Dalrymple) Clark, born Colrain June 16, 1800; died Green­ field, Feb. 12, 1863.

Children of Andrew and Anna (Stewart) Clark: *** John Willard Clark, born Dec. 30, 1821; died Colrain Jan. 18, 1885. *** William Clark, born June 7, 1826. *** Roena Clark, born 1828; married Colrain Nov. 7, 1850, Leonard W. Stratton. *** Lucretia Clark, born 1831 *** Nathaniel Clark, born 1833 *** Ann Janette Clark, born July 1836; died Feb. 5, 1844.

11 - Matilda Stewart, daughter of Enos and Sally (Clark) Stew­ art, born Nov. 12, 1805; married Charles Smith.

Children of Charles and Matilda (Stewart) Smith, born Shel-· burne: 29

*** Milo Crosby Smith, born Oct. 20, 1830 *** Lucretia Smith, born July 24, 1834; died Mar. 28, 1835 *** Charles Cullen Smith, born May 5, 1837 *** Mary Smith, born July 8, 1843. 30

5 - Ann Stewart, daughter of John and Ann (McClellan) Stewart, born Oct. 15, 1778, married Colrain about 1794, John Wilson, son of Jonathan and Ann (Riddle) Wilson, born Colrain, Mar. 21, 1771; died Madison Co., Ohio, Mar. 10, 1838 or 39. They moved to Truxton, N. Y. in 1803, and to Ohio sometime after 1820.

Children of John and Ann (Stewart) Wilson: *** Robert Wilson, born Colrain Aug. 21, 1795 *** John Wilson, born Colrain Sept. 10, 1798 *** Lewis Wilson, born Colrain Feb. 23, 1801; lived in Madison County, Ohio. *** Mary Wilson; married Dr. Grover Gage *** Maria Wilson; married Dexter Baldwin; lived Buffalo, N. Y. *** Arad Wilson *** Jane Wilson *** Jonathan Wilson *** Sally Ann Wilson; married Daniel R. Carpenter;lived Michigan. 31

6 - Polly Stewart, daughter of John and Ann (McClellan) Stew­ art, born Colrain Mar. 16, 1782; died 1857 or 58; married probably Colrain 1802, Deacon Billy Trowbridge, born Mar. 26, 1782; died Syracuse, May 8, 1855. They lived in Truxton for many years.

Children of Bill and Polly (Stewart) Trowbridge: *** Alvah Trowbridge, born Feb. 7, 1803; died unm. Feb. 1843. *** John Trowbridge, born Apr. 22, 1805; died Detroit, Apr. 9, 1893; married (1) Jane Myrick, (2) Mary T. But­ ler. *** Levi Trowbridge, born May 8, 1807; died Council Bluffs, Iowa, Apr. 28, 1883; married (1) Sophia E. Hast­ ings, (2) Sarah Fisher. *** Samuel Trowbridge, born Sept. 4, 1809; died Char­ leston, S. C. , date unknown; married (1) Julia Wilson, (2) Margaret Cunningham. *** Hubbard Trowbridge, born Jan. 17, 1813; died De­ troit, Feb. 16, 1869; married (1) Sarah H. Stiles, (2) Edna T. West. *** Smith Trowbridge, born May 12, 1819; died Chicago, Mar. 30, 1884; married (1) Jane F. James, (2) Tempe H. Green. *** Rhoda Ann Trowbridge, born Mar. 3, 1822; married Edwin H. Babcock. *** William L. Trowbridge, born May 3, 1825; died Sept. 2, 1883. 32

MARGARET McCLELLAN,daughter of Michael and Jane (Henry) McClellan, born about 1738, married Colrain 1761, Robert Miller, son of William and Mary (Wallis) Miller. He was born Stow, Mass., Aug. 28, 1740; died Colrain May 16, 1798. She died there Dec. 12, 1790. Both are buried Chandler Hill Cemetery.

Children of Robert and Margaret (McClellan) Miller, all prob­ ably born Colrain: *** William Miller, born Dec. 5, 1762; no further rec­ ord. *** Jean Miller, born Dec. 14, 1764; married about 1788, Hugh Thompson, son of Joseph and Jennet (McClel­ lan) Thompson. See Page 14, #6. 1- Mary Miller, born Apr. 26, 1767 *** Margaret Miller, born Mar. 18, 1769; died Aug. 12, 1790, unmarried. Buried Chandler Hill. *** Martha Miller, born July 12, 1 771; died 1821; mar­ ried Samuel Bradley, whose name was changed from Fosket. 2- Robert Miller, born July 1, 1773 3- Thomas Miller, born Nov. 22, 1778 4- David Miller, born Aug. 26, 1784 33

1 - Mary Miller, daughter of Robert and Margaret (McClellan) Miller, born Apr. 26, 1767; died Shelburne Sept. 21, 1823; buried Hill Cemetery; married Shelburne, Feb. 16, 1786, Aaron Long, son of John and Mary (Taft) Long, born Taunton, Mass., Aug. 27, 1764; died Shelburne Sept. 13, 1829, also buried Hill Cemetery.

Children of Aaron and Mary (Miller) Long, all probably born Shelburne: *** Polly Long, born July 9, 1787; died Oct. 20, 1809 *** Anna Long, born Aug. 6, 1789; died Aug. 2, 1795 *** Peggy Mix Long, born Mar. 1792; died Aug. 28, 1835; married Jonathan S. Bardwell. *** Malinda Long, born Sept. 19, 1794; died Sept. 11, 1845. *** Aaron Long, born Jan. 10, 1797 *** Annal.ong, born Mar. 18, 1799; married Elijah Pulsepher of Shelburne. *** Lewis Long, born Aug. 21, 1801; married Sarah Bardwell of Shelburne. *** Joel Long, born Aug. 28, 1803; died Apr. 9, 1808. *** Alonzo Long, born Oct. 28, 1805 *** Joel Long, born Jan. 14, 1808; died Feb. 5, 1834 *** Robert Miller Long, born July 10, 1810; died Mar. 9, 1839. 34

2 - Robert Miller, son of Robert and Margaret (McClellan) Miller, born July 1, 1773; died Colrain, Dec. 5, 1826; married Bernardston(?) Oct. 6, 1797, Nancy Bolton, daughter of John and Martha (McGee) Bolton, born Bernardston(?) Oct. 6, 1777, "5th child of John Bolton"; died Colrain, Sept. 3, 1862. Both buried East Colrain Cemetery~

Children of Robert and Nancy (Bolton) Miller, all probably born Colrain: 5- Minerva Miller, born Aug. 25, 1800 6- Nancy Bolton Miller, born abt. 1803. *** Robert Miller, born abt. 1806; married Catherine C. Lyons, Colrain, Aug. 6, 1831, daughter of Aaron Lyons. She died Nov. 3, 1861.

Children of Robert and Catherine (Lyons) born Penna.: *** Cecilia Miller, born about 1845 *** Ellen M. Miller, born about 1852 *** Elizabeth Pennill Miller, born abt. 1808; married Colrain, Feb. 6, 1832, Henry E. Haskins of Jericho, Vt. No further record. 7- Jane Thompson Miller, born abt. 1810 8- Hugh Bolton Miller, born Sept. 16, 1813 *"''I' Margaret M. Miller, born abt. 1811, married Col­ rain, Sept. 16, 1829, Nathan Haskins of Vergennes, Vt. 9- George Washington Miller, born Feb. 10, 1816 10- Joseph Warren Miller, born abt. 1819 *** John Milton Miller, born abt. 1822; died unmarried, Mar. 9, 1853. Buried East Colrain.

5 - Minerva Miller, daughter of Robert and Nancy (Bolton) Miller, born Aug. 25, 1800; died Feb. 25, 1883; married int. Colrain, Feb. 24, 1825, Amos Bardwell, son of Elias and Irena (Allen) Bardwell, born Nov. 26, 1792; died Sept. 22, 1875. Both are buried East Colrain Cemetery.

Children of Amos and Minerva (Miller) Bardwell: *** Helen H. Bardwell, born July 3, 1826; married Sept. 35

; 27, 1848, William H. Bardwell of F!b(}lburne. *** Frances Bardwell, born July 1, 1829; died unm. Feb. 6, 1895; taught Mt. Holyoke College. *** Elizabeth Bardwell, born Dec. 4, 1831; died unm. 1899; school teacher. *** Martha W. Bardwell, born Sept. 6, 1834; died 1925; married D. Willard Nelson. *** Elias Bardwell, born Jan. 23, 1837; died Sept. 21, 1915; married Jennie Thompson, daughter of Hollis Thompson. *** Amos Bardwell, born July 8, 1839; died Dec. 26, 1865; member Co. A, 52nd M. V. M. buried East Ceme­ tery. *** Maria Hinsdale Bardwell, born Aug. 13, 1842; died Dec. 19, 1843.

6 - Nancy Bolton Miller, daughter of Robert Miller Jr., and Nancy (Bolton) Miller, born about 1803; died July 6, 1876; mar­ ried Brattleboro, Vt., June 6, 1826, Abel Shattuck, Jr., son of Abel and Lydia Shattuck, born Oct. 26, 1798; died Nov. 12, 1857. She is said to have married (2) David Jillson.

Children of Abel and Nancy (Miller) Shattuck: *** Nancy Shattuck, born Colrain, Jan. 4, 1827 *** Maria Miller Shattuck, born Jan. 4, 1828; died 1901; married Francis Boy ls ton of Greenfield. *** Harvey B. Shattuck, born May 2, 1829; died before 1902; married Ellen Hale, Nov. 25, 1855. *** Elizabeth M. Shattuck, born July 8, 1831; married Henry Severance, Jan. 25, 1854. *** Abby Frances Shattuck, born Aug. 29, 1835; mar­ ried Alanson B. Strickland, Mar. 25, 1855. *** Park Donelson Shattuck, born June 22, 1841; died in Gill, date unknown; married Jan. 3, 1865, Martha M. Burrows. *** Clara A. Shattuck, born Aug. 31, 1846; married F. J. Hosmer; lived in Greenfield. 36

7 - Jane T. Miller, daughter of Robert Jr. and Nancy (Bolton) Miller, born about 1810; died Colrain Mar. 30, 1865; married Colrain Feb. 6, 1832, Asaph Sn.ow, son of Col. David and Sar­ ah (Deane) Snow of Heath, born Heath, Dec. 15, 1805; died Colrain Apr. 15, 1886. Both buried East Colrain Cemetery.

Children of Asaph and Jane (Miller) Snow, all born Colrain: *** Cyrus A. Snow, born 1832 *** Robert M. Snow, born 1834 *** David W. Snow, born 1837 *** Helen M. Snow, born 1841 *** Asaph L. Snow, born 1842 *** Orlando Snow, born Nov. 1, 1843 *** Charles R. Snow, born Apr. 19, 1846; died May 24, 1891. *** Lucy Jane Snow, born Aug. 8, 1849; died June 12, 1874. *** Christopher Deane Snow, born May 1851; died June 9, 1853. *** Clara Snow, born Dec. 10, 1854; died Oct. 15, 1855. *** Flora Snow, born Dec. 10, 1854 (twin); died Oct. 16, 1859.

8 - Hugh Bolton Miller, son of Robert and Nancy (Bolton) Mil­ ler, born Sept. 16, 1813; died Colrain Aug. 1, 1885; married Colrain, Oct. 14, 1834, Mary Young Drury, daughter of John and Susan (Reed) Drury, born Colrain Oct. 12, 1814; died there Apr. 4, 1900. Both buried North River Cemetery.

Children of Hugh B. and Mary (Drury) Miller, born Colrain: *** Susan R. Miller, born Jan. 12, 1836; married New­ ton Smead (?) and John Hardy of Shelburne. *** Nancy E. Miller, born Jan. 10, 1839; married John Lyman Clark. *** John D. Miller, born Jan. 22, 1842; married Mary Brownell. *** Mary B. Miller, born Aug. 29, 1846; died Jan. 4,' 1851. 37

*** Robert B. Miller, born May 29, 1849; married (1) Doris s. Noyes; (2) Nancy B. Scott.

9 - George Washington Miller, son of Robert Jr., and Nancy (Bolton) Miller, born Feb. 10, 1816; died Colrain Dec. 9, 1891, buried East Colrain Cemetery; married (1) Brattleboro, Vt. Sylvia Shattuck, daughter Luther and Margery Shattuck of Ley­ den, born Leyden Sept. 11, 1816; died Colrain Feb. 20, 1853; married (2) Shelburne, Sept. 7, 1853, Elizabeth Shearer, daughter of Thomas and Margaret (Miller) Shearer. She was born Shelburne, May 26, 1822; died 1907.

Children of George W. and Sylvia (Shattuck) Miller: *** Benjamin F. Miller, born June 22, 1838; married Eugenia J. Eddy. *** Abel Miller; born 1839; died 1844 *** Robert Miller, born 1839; died 1844 *** Silas Miller, born 1841; died 1844 *** George W. Miller, born 1845; died 1853 *** Sy lvanus Miller, born 1853; died 1853

Children of George W. and Elizabeth (Shearer) Miller: *** S. Adele Miller, born Mar. 14, 1856; married Wil­ liam Richet. She died 1921. 3 children. *** Helen M. Miller, born Oct. 5, 1866; died 1945; mar­ ried William Apte; 6 children.

10 - Joseph Warren Miller, son of Robert Jr. and Nancy (Bol­ ton) Miller, born about 1819; died Feb. 14, 1892; married, probably Heath, Nov. 29, 1843, Helen M. Thompson, daughter of Luther and Sally (Clay) Thompson, born Heath, Mar. 14, 1821; died Aug. 27, 1848. He resided Greenfield from about 1852 and may have married again there. One child: Luther Clay Miller, born June 9, 1845; living with Grandfather Thompson in 1850 census. 38

3 - Thomas Miller, son of Robert Sr. and Margaret (McClel­ lan) Miller, born Nov. 22, 1778; died Colrain Mar. 19, 1814, buried North River Cemetery; married, probably Colrain, Nov. 23, 1803, Eunice Smith, daughter of Oren and Keziah (Shepard) Smith, born Colrain May 6, 1779; died Wisconsin, Sept. 28, 1846.

Children of Thomas and Eunice (Smith) Miller, all born Colrain: *** George Miller *** Sally Ann Miller *** Jane Miller *** Elizabeth Miller 11- Robert Miller, born June 21, 1806 *** Celina Miller *** Eunice Miller, born 1813; died Dec. 17, 1844; buried North River Cemetery

11 - Robert Miller, son of Thomas and Eunice (Smith)Miller, born July 21, 1806; died Leyden, Nov. 3, 1861; married Ley­ den, Nov. 19, 1835, Martha Ann Miner, daughter Cyrus and Fanny (Clark) Miner, born Leyden, Feb. 5, 1814; died there Oct. 23, 1897. Both were buried Leyden Cemetery.

Children of Robert and Martha (Miner) Miller, all possibly born Colrain: *** Fanny Clark Miller, born Sept. 17, 1836; died Sept. 24, 1836. *** Robert M. Miller, born Nov. 3, 1837; drowned Apr. 11, 1842. *** James Milo Miller, born Aug. 12, 1839; married Sarah J. Bell. 7 children, all born Colrain. *** Frank C. Miller, born Sept. 4, 1842; died Louisiana, Dec. 26, 1863. *** Martha Frances Miller, born Sept. 4, 1842 (twin); married Greenfield, ----- Young. *** Thomas Russell Miller, born Jan. 24, 1845; died unm. Feb. 14, 1889. *** Laura Annette Miller, born Mar. 24, 1847; married ----- Dennison, of Leyden. 39

*** Harriet Elizabeth Miller, born Jan. 24, 1849; mar­ ried ---- Frizzell of Greenfield. *** Ozias E. Miller, born 1854; married Mary E. Rich­ ards. 40

4 - David Miller, son of Robert Sr., and Margaret (McClellan) Miller, born Aug. 26, 1784; married Colrain int. Apr. 8, 1813, Sally Patterson, daughter of Adam and Jennet (Rankin) Patter­ son, born Colrain, June 6, 1792. No records of death for either.

Children of David and Sally (Patterson) Miller: *** David P. Miller, born June 23, 1816 *** Michael McC. Miller, born Dec. 18, 1818; died Jan. 14, 1821. *** George Miller, born about 1821; baptized Sept. 18, 1831. *** Jane Miller, born about 1823; baptized Sept. 18, 1831. *** Robert Miller, born about 1825; baptized Sept. 18, 1831. *** Sally Ann, born about 1827; baptized Sept. 18, 1831. *** daughter died Feb. 11, 1830, aged 9 mos. *** Elizabeth Miller, baptized Aug. 4, 1833. 41

COLONEL HUGH McCLELLAN AND HIS DESCENDANTS

Hugh, eldest son and sixth child of Michael and Jane (Henry) McClellan, was born in Maghera, Parish of Curran, Derry, Ireland, April 4, 17 43. He was six years old when he came with his parents, brother and sisters, to America. Af­ ter his father's death he became, at fourteen, the "man of the family." Upon the return to the Colrain farm, he cleared the land and began to plant it. He built a new log house for his bride Sarah Wilson, daughter of James and Margaret (McGee) Wilson and sister of Captain David Wilson. They were married Dec. 22, 1768. She was born in Chester, N.H., Aug. 12, 1745. She was said to be tall, dark-haired and robust. She lived to the great age of 93, dying at the home of her son Mi­ chael, Oct. 14, 1834. Hugh was tall, also, heavy, and with his mother's ruddy coloring and reddish hair. He had a long life of distinguished service to his community. He served as selectman of Colrain from 1771 for twenty-nine years following. In 1774 he was elected a member of the Committee of Safety and Correspond­ ence, and in February, 1775, chosen a captain of a company of minutemen. In April, 1775, he led his company of forty-four men on the Lexington Alarm, in August, 1777, to the Battle of Bennington, and in October, 1777, to service at the Battle of Stillwater. In 1779 he was chosen to represent the town in the Gen­ eral Court, as the Massachusetts legislature was called. At this time, Colrain was in the process of annexing Bernardston Gore, east of the town. In the legislature Capt. McClellan was successful in having the east boundary of Colrain fixed on the west bank of the Green River, instead of in the middle of the river, as the inhabitants of Bernardston ardently desired. Thus, over the years Colrain has been saved a considerable sum of money for maintenance of bridges. From 1779 to 1810, at which time he declined further honors, he was elected to the Legislature thirty times-twenty-one to the House and nine to the Senate. He usually made the journey to Boston to attend the sessions, on horseback, and in warm weather pastured his 42 horse on the island which later became East Boston. For many years he rode the same horse, called "Pomp." Once, during the latter years of his service, the horse, with others, was sent over to pasture. On the boat someone asked the old Negro in charge if he knew whose horse that was. "Yes, sah!" was the reply. rrnat Colonel McClellanrs hoss. Know'd

LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF HUGH McCLELLAN, ESQ.

In the name of God, Amen, I Hugh McClallen Esq. of Colrain in the County of Franklin and Commonwealth of Mas­ sachusetts, being infirm in body but of perfect mind and mem­ ory thanks be given to God therefor, calling to mind the mor­ tality of my body, & knowing that it is appointed for all men to die. Do make and ordain this my last Will & Testament - That is to say principally & first of all I give & recommend my soul into the hands of God who gave it and my Body I recommend to the earth, to be buried in a decent Christian burial at the dis­ cretion of my Executor, nothing Doubting but that at the gener­ al resurrection, I shall receive the same again by the mighty Power of God, and as to such worldly estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me with in this life I give devise and dis­ pose of in the following manner, Viz First I give to my Beloved Wife Sarah the Improvement of one-third of all my real estate, and all my Household furniture and the said furniture to be at her disposal at her decease, and also two Cows and six sheep to be kept Winter & Summer and Forty pounds of Flax yearly as long as she lives, and also one-half of my now dwelling house during the life of my wife. The above mentioned Cows & Sheep to be at the disposal of my wife Sarah at her decease. I give to the heirs of my beloved Son Robert McClallen Deed. Viz Mary Jenny Samuel Sally and Robert, Fifteen Dol­ lars to be equally divided. --- I give to my beloved Son James McClallen Fifteen Dollars. --- I give to my beloved Son John Fifty Dollars --- I give to my beloved Son Michael McClallen Seventy five acres of Land after the decease of my Beloved Wife Sarah and also all my Farming tools Provided the said Michael shall pay out the sums he shall be ordered to pay. I give to my Beloved Daughter Jane Bolton Fifteen Dollars. I give to my beloved Daughter Margaret Carrier Fifteen Dollars. I give to my beloved daughter Sarah twenty five acres of Land as long as she continues an unmarried woman The land to be equal in Quality and Quantitywith Seventy Five acres given to my Son Michael - and also one Cow and six sheep the 44 above mentioned twenty Five acres of land is to be my daughter Sarahs as long as she remains a single woman. If she should marry, The land is to be my son Michaels or his heirs. And also I give my daughter Sarah the use of the North Room in the lower part of the House as long as she remains Unmarried. I give to my Beloved Son Samuel McClallen Three Hun­ dred Dollars I give to Hugh McClallen Son to James Mcclallen Five Dollars. I give to Hugh Mcclallen Son to Michael McClal­ len Five Dollars. And I do constitute make and ordain my be­ loved son Michael McClallen sole Executor of this my last Will & Testament and I order and direct that the whole of the above mentioned sums and legacies shall be paid by the said Michael McClallen within six years after my decease. And I order that the said executor pay all my just debts and if any personal es­ tate distinct from Household Furniture should remain my son Michael is to have it. And I do hereby revoke & disannul all and every other Former Testament Will or Legacies & Ex­ ecutor by me in any way before named hereby ratifying and confirming this to be my last Will and testament in Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this Thirty first day of March. In the Year of our Lord one Thousand Eight Hundred and Fifteen.

Hugh McClallen (seal)

Signed sealed published and declared By the said Hugh McClallen In present of

Levi s. McGee Darius D. Deane Hugh Fosket 45

Children of Hugh and Sarah (Wilson) McClellan, all born Col­ rain:

1 - Robert, born Nov. 9, 1769 2 - James, born Aug. 21, 1771 3 - John, born June 27, 1773 Hugh, born Apr. 16, 1775; died Aug. 17, 1777 4 - Michael, born Apr. 23, 1777 5 - Jane, born June 21, 1779 6 - Margaret, born May 2, 1781 Sarah, born Apr. 10, 1783; died unmarried Mar. 8, 1838 David, born Apr. 16, 1785; died May 2, 1785 7 - Samuel, born June 14, 1787

SAMUEL McCLELLAN, son of Hugh and Sarah (Wilson) McClellan ,.7:f 'J Born, Colrain, Mass. , June 14, died Schodack, NY Apr. 8, 1855 46

ROBERT McCLELLAN LINE

Robert McClellan, born Colrain, Nov. 9, 1769, settled in Colrain, became a farmer, and was a captain of militia. He married Feb. , 1797, Sarah Todd Duncan, daughter of George And Mary (Bell) Duncan of Peterboro, N. H. He died Feb. 8, 1811, at the age of 42, and is buried in Chandler Hill Cemetery,

Children of Robert and Mary (Duncan) McClellan: 8- Mary Duncan, born May 2, 1 798 Sarah Wilson, born 1800; died Jan. 5, 1805 John, born Sept. 1801; died Mar. 9, 1803 9- Jane F., born Mar. 18, 1804 10- Samuel R., born Mar. 19, 1806 11- Sarah Jones, born July 12, 1808 12- Robert George, born June 22, 1811

8 - Mary D. McClellan, daughter of Robert and Sarah (Duncan) McClellan, born May 2, 1798, Colrain; died North Heath, Dec. 20, 1889; married Colrain, Apr. 6, 1820, Thomas Stetson of Heath, son of Benjamin and Susan (Church) Stetson, born Ley­ den, Jan. 14, 1799; died Colrain, Mar. 18, 1855.

Children of Thomas and Mary (McClellan) Stetson: 13- Mary Mandan.a Stetson, born Colrain, Oct. 6, 1820 14- Sarah Cassandra Stetson, born Colrain, Aug. 28,1822 15- Robert M. Stetson, born Colrain, Jan. 18, 1825 16- Orinda Allen Stetson, born Colrain, Nov. 5, 1827 17- Melinda McGee Stetson, born Colrain, Nov. 5, 1827 (twin) 18- Jane McClellan Stetson, born Oct. 31, 1830 19- George Duncan Stetson, born Apr. 29, 1833 20- Elizabeth Esther Stetson, born Dec. 7, 1835 21- Isaac W. Stetson, born Colrain Feb. 8, 1839

13 - Mary M. Stetson, daughter of Thomas and Mary (McClel-, Ian) Stetson, born Oct. 6, 1820; died Bern Dec. 24, 1910;mar- 47 ried Colrain, 1836, Ruel Done.Ison, son of Reuben and Ann (Dalrymple) Donelson. He drowned Colrain sometime after 1847. She married (2) Richard Davenport of Colrain. No children of the second marriage.

Children of Ruel and Mary (Stetson) Donelson: *** Esther Ann Donelson, born Mar. 14, 1838; died Bern, Oct. 8, 1911; married (1) Russell Burrington, Jan. 15, 1860, son of Joseph and Martha Burrington; (2) Nov. 6, 1967, John Henry Burrington, son of Daniel and Mar­ garet Burrington, born June 7, 1849; died Shelburne, Dec. 14, 1899.

Child of Russell and Esther (Donelson) Burrington: *** Martin Russell Burrington, born Colrain, Oct. 30, 1862; died May 3, 1940; married West Dover, Vt., Feb. 17, 1886, Emma A. Heacock.

Child of John and Esther (Donelson) Burrington: *** Lizzie May Burrington, born Colrain, Aug. 26, 1869; died Bern Jan. 25, 1945; Married Shelburne, May 5, 1891, Ralph Henry Cushman.

*** Samuel McClellan Donelson, born Colrain Dec. 27, 1843; died Montague, Dec. 7, 1926; married Wilmington, Vt., Josephine Eldora White, daughter of Levi and Jo­ sephine (McCrillis) White, born Readsboro Apr. 18, 1843; died Montague Apr. 8, 1918.

Children of Samuel and Josephine (White) Donelson: *** Frank A. Donelson, born Heath, Sept. 15, 1865; married, New York, Apr. 8, 1889, Nettie Okkersee. *** Edith J. Donelson, born Wilmington, Vt., Oct. 11, 1872; married Bratt, Apr. 27, 1898, William H. Brown.

***Ruel Asa Donelson, born Colrain, May 5, 1843; mar­ ried (1) Wilmington, Feb. 18, 1875, Sarah A. Rice, 48

daughter John and Sally (Bruce) Rice, born 1851; died 1877. (2) Nov. 11, 1879, Ella W. Hescock, daughter Erastus and Mandana (Ballou) Hescock.

Children of the second marriage: *** Maude M. Donelson, born Winchester, N. H. Dec. 12, 1882. *** Georgia M. Donelson, born Winchester, N. H. , Sept. 14, 1884. *** George Mason Donelson, born Colrain July 10, 1848; died No. Hatfield, Apr. 27, 1876; married Hattie M. Graves, daughter of Henry R. and Laura (Tufts) Graves. *** Alice Louise Donelson, born N. Hatfield July 31, 188- *** Raymond Earl, born No. Hatfield, Mar. 5, 1891.

14 - Sarah Cassandra Stetson, born Aug. 28, 1824, married Charlemont, May 2, 1844, Ruel Cobb, son of John and Betsey (Legate) Cobb. He was born Charlemont Apr. 18, 1820; died Colrain July 28, 1892. She died Charlemont Jan. 11, 1908.

Children of Sarah(Stetson) and Ruel Cobb: *** Isabel Jane Cobb, born Charlemont Jan. 23, 1846; married Colrain Nov. 27, 1866, Jesse Jerome White. She died Charlemont, Jan. 14, 1928. *** Clarence Murray Cobb, born Charlemont Jan. 13, 1851; married Charlemont, Ellen Rice; died Greenfield, Nov. 9, 1932. *** Edwin Ruel Cobb, born Milwaukee, Wis., Nov. 14, 1858; married Colrain June 5, 1891, Carrie Davenport; died Colrain May 1, 1932. *** George Duncan Cobb, born Colrain July 11, 1866; no further record.

15 - Robert M. Stetson, born Jan. 18, 1825, Colrain, died July 2, 1912, Heath; married Whitingham, Apr. 2, 1846, Sarah , Emeline Barber, daughter of Jonathan and Ann (Fairbanks)· 49

Barber. She was born Heath Oct. 29, 1827; died there July 2, 1900.

Children of Robert and Sarah (Barber) Stetson: *** Sarah Jane Stetson, born Colrain Oct. 4, 1849; died Heath Feb. 3, 1897; married Eleazer Whitney. He was born Feb. 7, 1846; died July 11, 1902. *** Charles Robert, no further information. *** Robert Charles, born Oct. 2, 1856; died Charlemont, Feb. 1872. *** Laura Ann, no further information. *** George Albert, born Wheaton, Wis., June 25, 1857 /8; died Heath July 1, 1931; married Shelburne Dec. 22, 1886, Sarah Seabury Benson, daughter of Squire and Elvira M. (Buck) Seabury. She was born Heath July 10, 1863; died Aug. 27, 1947. 4 children. *** Herbert of Heath *** Archie, ran garage Shelburne Falls with Deane Bardwell; lived across from lightning splitter, Buck. *** Harold of West Springfield. *** John Thomas Stetson, born Colrain May 28, 1860; died Heath Jan. 12, 1928; married (1) Etta Starkey; Jan. 1, 1886; divorced Feb. 1888; (2) Aug. 4, 1895, his cous­ in, Bertha May Coates, daughter of Calvin A. and Caro­ line E. (Puffer) Coates. She was born Pinckney, N. Y., Aug. 2, 1869; died Heath Jan. 4, 1948.

Children of John and Bertha (Coates) Stetson: *** Florence Mae, born E. Charlemont Feb. 1, 1900; died Comway Jan. 29, 1955; married Heath Dec. 12, 1923, Rodolph Arthur Fournier. *** Sarah Caroline, born Whitingham Oct. 16, 1904; married Heath July 27, 1923, Max A. Churchill. *** Lewis Adelbert, born Charlemont Feb. 16, 1866; died Heath Nov. 5, 1951; married Halifax, Oct. 3, 1886; Flora Jane Thompson, daughter of Visenlio and Flora H. (Purrington) Thompson. She was born Mar. 14, 1869; died Heath Mar. 22, 1956. 50

16 - Orinda Stetson, daughter of Thomas and Mary (McClellan), born Nov. 5, 1827; died Heath 1909; married (1) Colrain 1851, Chauncey Lincoln, born Colrain; died Charlemont Oct. 12, 1871. She married (2) Ephraim Williams. He died 1887. Child: Frank Lincoln, died age 2.

17 - Melinda M. Stetson, twin of Orinda, born Nov. 5, 1827; died Heath Jan. 13, 1907; married Nov. 5, 1850, Horace L. Todd, son of Lyman and Sarah (Kennedy) Todd, born Chester­ field, Mass. Sept. 8, 1818; died Heath Mar. 10, 1906.

Children of Melinda (Stetson) and Horace Todd: *** Ella Lucetta Todd, born Sept. 28, 1851; died June 30, 1854. *** Mary McClellan Todd, born Heath Oct. 18, 1853; died May 23, 1854. *** Jennie Estella Todd, born Colrain Oct. 12, 1855; married Heath Oct. 3, 1878, Murray Cook. Lived in Heath at the age of 102. *** Elmina Ellen Todd, born Colrain Apr. 4, 187 4; died Sunderland, Apr. 13, 1953; married Heath Nov. 28, 1888, Henry Gray, son of David and Mindwell (Cross) Gray. He was born Ashfield 1842; died Ashfield 1920.

18 - Jane M. Stetson, daughter of Thomas and Mary (McClel­ lan), born Oct. 31, 1830; died Charlemont Dec. 25, 1883; mar­ ried Colrain, June 15, 1847, Benjamin Franklin Legate, son of Thomas and Mary (Morris) Legate. He was born Charlemont Jan. 17, 1822; died Charlemont Mar. 20, 1888.

Children of Jane(Stetson) and Benjamin F. Legate: *** Carrie Jane Legate, born Jan. 16, 1853; died Char­ lemont May 24, 1940; unmarried. *** Frank Morris Legate, born June 14, 1855; died Char­ lemont Aug. 22, 1925; married Colrain Jan. 1, 1879, Jane Cordelia Shippee, daughter of Darling and Lydia (Van Steenburg) Shippee. 3 children given. *** Mary Lizzie Legate, born Apr. 12, 1859; died Char- 51

lemont, Jan. 27, 1929; married Charlemont Sept. 5, 1877, Charles Steele, son of William and Arazina (Brown). She was born Colrain 1855; died Charlemont 1914. Daugh­ ter, Ethel Steele. *** Fred Dexter Legate, born Dec. 20, 1869; died Char­ lemont Dec. 5, 1933; married Hawley, Jan. 5, 1892. Ida Brackett, daughter William H. and Melinda (Larkin) Brackett. 3 children.

19 - George Duncan Stetson, son of Thomas and Mary (McClel­ lan), born Apr. 29, 1833; died Colrain Apr. 7, 1927; married Whitingham, Jan. 19, 1869, Mary Elizabeth Burrington, daugh­ ter of Daniel and Margaret (Wilson) Burrington. She was born Colrain Sept. 27, 1842; died Colrain Mar. 25, 1914.

Children of George and Mary (Burrington) Stetson: *** George Edgar, born Colrain Oct. 27, 1869; died there July 25, 1955; married Colrain Dec. 14, 1910, Alice Martha Thompson, daughter Fred and Clara (Gerry) Thompson. She was born Colrain Sept. 28, 1873; died there Aug. 27, 1947. *** Mary Ella, born Colrain July 30, 1871; died North­ ampton, June 13, 1955; married Colrain Apr. 30, 1920, Harry P. Marston, son of Seward and Harriet (Haskell) Marston. He was born Chelsea, Mass. , Oct. 15, 1875; died Shelburne Falls. *** Robert Allen Stetson, born Colrain Sept. 19, 1873; died Buckland, Mar. 30, 1952; married Shelburne, Sept. 25, 1901, Nettie Rowland, daughter of John and Hannah (Halligan) Rowland. She was born Shelburne Falls, June 14, 1869; died Buckland July 12, 1953. *** Margaret Wilson Stetson, born Colrain June 3, 1875, no death record; married Colrain Mar. 27, 1907, Hor­ ace Preston Smead, son of Horace A. and Anna Smead. He was born Vineland, N.J., Oct. 6, 1871; died Ran­ dolph, Vt. , Mar. 17, 1950. He had a son George Hor­ ace, born Apr. 13, 1908. *** Archie Burrington Stetson, born Colrain Nov. 4, 52

1877; no death recorded; married Colrain, June 28, 1905, Nellie Maria Stacy, daughter of Reuben and Maria (Dav­ enport) Stacy. She was born Colrain May 30, 1875. *** Leafie Maria Stetson, born Colrain, Oct. 30, 1879; married Colrain June 14, 1911, Arthur Lester Fish, son of Lester and Jane (Nichols) Fish. She was born Colrain Nov. 24, 1878; died Colrain May 18, 1957. 4 children given. *** Albert McClellan Stetson, born Colrain July 12, 1884; died Greenfield, Dec. 5, 1954; married Colrain June 25, 1913, Bessie Anna Hillman, daughter of Wayne and Anna (Taylor) Hillman. She was born Colrain Mar. 9, 1883. Son and daughter both died at birth.

20 - Elizabeth Stetson, daughter of Thomas and Mary (McClel­ lan) Stetson, born Dec. 7, 1835; died Mar. 20, 1910; married July 9, 1857, Hiram C. Young. He was born Mar. 1833 in New York State; died Apr. 1907 Hebron, Neb. Was living in Iowa in 1865. 6 children.

21 - Isaac W. Stetson, son of Thomas and Mary (McClellan) Stetson, born Colrain Feb. 8, 1839; died Heath Feb. 24, 1934; married Ludlow, Vt., Apr. 22, 1863, Susan Melissa Worden, daughter of Rufus and Susan (Powers) Worden. She was born West Dover, Vt., Mar. 17, 1837; died Heath Jan. 9, 1904.

Children of Isaac W. , and Susan rv,; orden) Stetson, all born Heath: *** Della May, born Jan. 13, 1864; died Heath Sept. 27, 1917; married May 7, 1885, Fred E. Gleason, son of Edmund and Lucinda (Sumner) Gleason. He was born Heath June 30, 1859; died there Mar. 25, 1932. 5 chil­ dren. *** Henry Edson Stetson, born Sept. 14, 1865; died Heath Jan. 4, 1952; married Colrain Apr. 8, 1890, Cora L. Jeffords, daughter Rodney and Maria (Burrington). She was born Whitingham Apr. 30, 1858; died Shelburne Falls Mar. 25, 1955. Child: Vivian Louise, born Heath Apr. 53

1, 1891; died there July 22, 1957; married June 20, 1911, Oscar R. Thompson. *** Justus Worden Stetson, born Oct. 24, 1867; died Greenfield, Dec. 7, 1943; married Heath Dec. 5, 1894, Alta Belle Sumner, daughter of Oscar and Kate (Kins­ man). She was born Heath July 15, 1874. *** Effie Melissa Stetson, born Jan. 25, 1874; died Far­ ley June 29, 1945; married Heath, Oct. 25, 1894, Arthur C. ~aker, born Wendell. 2 children given. *** Frank Edgar Stetson, born Feb. 2, 1876; died Green­ field, Jan. 6, 1940; married Colrain June 15, 1904, Ethel White, daughter of George and Olive (Wilson) White. She was born Colrain Dec. 23, 1880; died Greenfield, Sept. 12, 1942.

Reference: The records of the descendants of Mary (McClellan) Stetson, except that of #20, were copied by Hugh H. McClellan from the Stetson Reunion Secretary's Record, Dec. 1957 - Jan. 1958. 54

9 - JANE F. McCLELLAN, daughter of Robert and Sarah (Dunc,an) McClellan, born Mar. 18, 1804; married Dec. 2, 1824, Colrain, Samuel Wilson, son of David and Catherine (Long) Wilson of Shelburne. He was born Shelburne, Nov. 16, 1800; died at Belding, Mich. They settled first in Bristol, On­ tario Co., N. Y., later moved to Syracuse, and finally to Bel­ ding. 2 sons and 2 daughters.

SAMUEL R. McCLELLAN, M.D., son of Robert and Sarah T. (Duncan) McClellan, Born Colrain, Mass., Mar. 19, 1806; died Kenosha, Wis. , June 11, 1890 55

10 - SAMUEL R. McCLELLAN, son of Robert and Sarah (Dun­ can), born Colrain Mar. 19, 1806, was adopted by his uncle John, who now lived in Johnstown, N. Y. John educated the boy in medicine and sent him to complete his training at Harvard Medical School. Samuel practiced with his uncle for a year or two in Johnstown and later at Claverack, N. Y. He became a member of Columbia Medical Society in 1828 and was appoint­ ed Surgeionof the 15th Regiment of Infantry, State of New York Sept. 15, 1827, by Governor Dewitt Clinton. He removed to Kenosha, Wis. about 1845,practiced there and was later elect­ ed State Senator. He married, Oct. 27, 1830, at Hudson, N. Y., Catherine M. Garner, daughter of Martin and Cynthia (Huyck) Garner of Ghent, N. Y. She was born at Kinderhook, Oct. 26, 1809, of Dutch descent, and died Oct. 11, 1878. He died Oct. 11, 1890, at Kenosha, Wis.

Children of Samuel R. and Catherine (Garner) McClellan: (All except the last two were born in Hudson. ) 22- Robert Wilson, born Aug. 29, 1831 23- John James, born Sept. 5, 1833 24- Mary Belle, born Nov. 17, 1835 25- Sarah Duncan, born Feb. 14, 1838 26- Samuel, born Mar. 8, 1840 27- Edward Garner McClellan, born July 16, 1842; school teacher; died unmarried, May 6, 1897. Buried Kenosha Cemetery. 28- Catherine McClellan, born Dec. 7, 1844; died June 12, 1853; buried Mound Prairie Cem. *** Jane McClellan born Apr. 1, 1847; died June 1854 *** Cynthia McClellan born Aug. 18, 1850, Randall, Wis., never married; died Apr. 26, 1947.

22 - Robert W. McClellan, son of Dr. Samuel R. and Cather­ ine (Garner) McClellan, born Aug. 29, 1831, married, July 19, 1854, at Mound Prairie, Wis. , Louise Lent Shearer, daughter of James and Sarah Shearer. She was born Apr. 28, 1837; died 56

May 29, 1875. Robert W. was in the lumber business in Ocon­ to, Wis. He died at Isabella, Mich. , Jan. 12, 1893; buried Randall, Wis.

Children of Robert W. and Louise (Shearer) McClellan: *** Herbert, born Mar. 12, 1855; died Apr. 23, 1855 29- Kate, born Mar. 11, 1857 30- Carroll, born July 8, 1859 *** Edith, born Nov. 25, 186l;died Apr. 30, 1863 31- Fred, born Oct. 11, 1864 32- Bessie, born Aug. 31, 1869 33- Mary, born Mar. 13, 1871

29 - Kate McClellan, daughter of Robert W. and Louise (Shear­ er), born Mar. 11, 1857; died June 12, 1933; married Esca­ naba, Mich., Donald Leslie MacLennon, son of Angus and Ann (Leslie) Maclennon. He was born July 28, 1863; died Mar. 16, 1938. *** Robert Angus Mac Lennon, born July 1, 1887, Fay­ ette, Mich., died Feb. 4, 1920, unmarried at St. Paul, Minn. ; buried Bayside Cemetery, Sturgeon Bay, Wis.

34- Donald Leslie, born Aug. 19, 1889, Isabella, Mich. 35- John Howard, born Jan. 9, 1893, E:scanaba, Mich.

34 - Donald Leslie MacLennon, son of Kate (McClellan) and Donald L. MacLennon, born Aug. 19, 1889; married Apr. 10, 1913, Ella Meta Koch. She was born Apr. 1, 1891. Both liv­ ing (1939) Manitowac, Wis. Child: Donald Leslie, born July 10, 1914; married July 27, 1936, Ethel May Barker, daughter of E, F. Barker. She was born July 27, 1913,

35 - John Howard Mac Lennon, son of Kate (McClellan) and Donald L. MacLennon, born Jan. 9, 1893; married Jan. 21, 1913, Cleveland, O., Vera Sophia Frese, daughter of Henry and Kate Frese. She was born Nov. 12, 1892. They lived in Lakewood, o. 57

Children of John H. and Kate (Frese) MacLennon: *** Kathryn Vera, born Cleveland, O., Mar. 11, 1918 *** Donald Leslie, born Cleveland, O. , Feb. 17, 1920 *** Donald Leslie, born Cleveland, O., July 25, 1922 *** John Howard, born Cleveland, O., July 26, 1924 *** Annetta Louise, born Fairview Village, O., Dec. 25, 1925 *** Marilyn Irene, born Fairview Village, O., Sept. 11, 1927 *** Ruth Ayleen, born Fairview Village, O., June 29, 1929 *** Mary Belle, born Avon Lake, O., Oct. 4, 1931

30 - Carroll McClellan, son of Robert W. and Catherine (Gar­ ner), born July 8, 1859; died May 9, 1926, buried Bakersfield, Calif.; married Nahma, Mich. Oct. 12, 1890, Mary Elizabeth Sporer, daughter of George B. and Gertrude E. (Brown) Spor­ er. She was born at Chicago, May 3, 1872; living (1939) Mar­ tinez, Calif.

Children of Carroll and Mary E. (Sporer) McClellan, both born Fayette, Mich.: *** James Mortimer McClellan, born Fayette, Apr. 11, 1893; married Feb. 2, 1925, Lucinda Ramsey, daughter Edward and Mary Belle of Indiana. She was born Feb. 1, 1905, Stephensport, Ky. No children. *** George Benjamin McClellan, born Fayette, June 5, 1895; married (1) Oct. 9, 1919 at Little Rock, Ark.; divorced 1931. (2) June 21, 1935, Angelina Messena, daughter George and Grace Messena of Italy. She was born New York City, May 5, 1916. Child: Grace Mary McClellan, born Gilroy, Calif., May 8, 1936.

31 - Fred McClellan, son of Robert W. and Sarah (Shearer) McClellan, born Oct. 11, 1864; married June 19, 1900, Isa­ bella, Mich. , Helen Snow, daughter Charles H. and Helen Marion Snow. She was born Eau Claire, Wis. Both living (1939) Isabella, Mich. No children. 58

32 - Bessie McClellan, daughter of Robert W. and Louise (Shearer) McClellan, born Aug. 31, 1869; married Jan. 29, 1895, Prentice, Wis. , Henry Herbert Stolle, son of Claus and Margaret Stolle. He was born Oldenburg, Germany, Aug. 17, 1866. Both living (1939).

Children of Bessie (McClellan) and Henry Stolle: *** Clarence McClellan Stolle, born Prentice, Mich., Aug. 22, 1897 *** Richard Henry Stolle, born Prentice, Feb. 13, 1900 *** Margaret Louise Stolle, born Tripoli, Wis., Dec. 4, 1904.

33 - Mary McClellan, daughter of Robert W. and Louise (Sheal'­ er) McClellan, born Mar. 13, 1871, married Aug. 31, 1911, at Manila, P. I., James Brown Morton, son of Richard A. and Sarah J. Morton. He was born at Salem, Ill., Feb. 7, 1873. Both living (1939). No children.

23 - John James McClellan, son of Samuel R. and Cynthia (Gar­ ner) McClellan, born Sept. 5, 1833; died May 5, 1907; married at Oconto, Wis. , Julia Gifford Wheldon, daughter of Lysander and Delia (Norton) Wheldon. She died Oct. 31, 1918.

Children of John J. and Julia (Wheldon) McClellan: 34- Helen Hill McClellan, born Racine, Wis., Jan. 15, 1864 35- Edward Wheldon McClellan, born Chicago, Ill., Nov. 29, 1867.

34 - Helen Hill, daughter of John J. McClellan, born Jan. 15, 1864; died June 6, 1938, Chicago; buried Lake Forest Ceme­ tery; married Chicago, Jan. 17, 1882, Benjamin Franklin Cummins, son of Thomas L. and Sarah B. Cummins. He was born Sept. 4, 1856, Carmichaels, Pa. Living 1939.

Children of Benjamin F o Cummins and Helen (McClellan) Cum- 59 mins, both born Chicago: 36- Julia W. Cummins, born Feb. 28, 1884 *** Edward McC. Cummins, born July 25, 1886; died Nov. 21, 1926; buried Lake Forest.

36 - Julia W. Cummins, daughter of Helen H. (McClellan) and Benjamin F. Cummins, born Feb. 28, 1884; married Winnetka, Ill., June 27, 1912, Chester Howe Walcott, son of Chester P. and Martha H. Walcott. He was born Feb. 2, 1883.

Children of Chester H. and Julia (Cummins) Walcott: *** Helen Cummins Walcott, born Evanston, Ill., Mar. 18, 1913; married, Winnetka, Ill., Nov. 11, 1933, Rod­ erick McKenzie, son of William D. and Charlotte (Lane) McKenzie. He was born Adrian, Mich., June 21, 1912. Child: Helen Ann McKenzie, born Evanston, Ill., Oct. 23, 1934. *** Julie Cummins, born Winnetka, Ill. , Feb. 17, 1917.

35 - Edward Wheldon McClellan, son of John J. and Julia (Whel­ don) McClellan, born Nov. 29, 1867; died May 20, 1952; mar­ ried Chicago, Ill., Grace Trafford, daughter of Charles Har­ mer and Emily s. (Bannister) Trafford. She was born Red Bank, N. J. Jan. 29, 1871.

Children of Edward W. and Grace (Trafford) McClellan: *** John Edward Trafford McClellan, born Chicago, Jan. 9, 1897; died Sept. 12, 1952; married Newark, N. J., Elizabeth Campbell Hardham, daughter of William L. F. and Kathleen Watts Hardham. She was born Newark Sept. 4, 1905. *** Charles Trafford McClellan, born Chicago, Sept. 25, 1900; married Tonsberg, Norway, Nov. 19, 1922, Anni­ ken Marie Kragerud, daughter of Otto and Sigrid (Peter­ son) Kragerud. She was born Jan. 24, 1898, Oslo, Nor­ way.

Children: Edward Trafford McClellan, born Long Branch, 60

N. J., Sept. 22, 1923; Michael, born Jan, 13, 1939. *** Edward Wheldon McClellan, born Elmhurst, Ill. , Aug. 15, 1905; married Mar. 14, 1931, Barbara Otis Wilkinson, daughter of Vinton Parker and Jane (Otis) Wilkinson. She was born Mar. 6, 1904. Children: Parker Wilkinson McClellan, born Asbury Park, N. J., Apr. 1, 1932 Edward Wheldon McClellan, born Asbury Park, N. J., Apr. 1, 1932 *** Emily McClellan, born Red Bank, N. J. , Sept. 21, 1908; married, Eed Bank, Sept. 29, 1934, Donald Mar­ tin Berges, son of Herman and Isabel (Mackintosh). He was born Bloomfield, N. J., Apr. 21, 1909.

Children of Emily (McClellan) and Donald Berges: *** Emily Trafford Berges, born Newark, N. J. Oct. 7, 1937 Patrick Grace Berges, born Englewood, N. J.,, Dec. 15, 1941 Donald Martin Berges, born Englewood, N.J., July 18, 1945 David Malcolm Berges, born Englewood, N. J., Sept. 21, 1950

24 - Mary Belle McClellan, daughter of Samuel R. and Cynthia (Garner) McClellan, born Nov. 17, 1835; married Oct. 8, 1891, at Kenosha, Wis., William Standbridge. No children.

25 - Sarah Duncan McClellan, daughter of Samuel R. and Cyn­ thia (Garner) McClellan, born Feb, 14, 1838. No further in­ formation.

26 - Samuel McClellan, son of Samuel R. and Cynthia (Garner) McClellan, born Mar. 8, 1840; died Apr. 9, 1887, Kenosha, Wis. He married, Oct. 6, 1870, Jemima Gould Sleight. He became a doctor, like his father, having graduated from Rush Medical College, Chicago. 61

Children of Dr. Samuel and Jemima (Sleight) McClellan: *** Catherine, born July 29, 1871; died young *** Jennie, born July 17, 1873; died young 37- Samuel Griffin, born Aug. 4, 1876; Wilmot, Wis. *** Raymond, born Nov. 9, 1881; died Feb. 5, 1884 *** Sarah, born Dec. 12, 1885; died July 14, 1887

37 - Samuel Griffin McClellan, son of Samuel and Cynthia (Gar­ ner) McClellan, born Aug. 4, 1876; died Philadelphia, Oct. 30, 1952, buried Hartsdale, N. Y.; married Little Rock, Arkansas, Oct. 6, 1909, Helen Knowlton Quindley, born Little Rock Aug. 21, 1889, daughter of Andrew Jackson and Catherine (Wallace) Quindley. Samuel G. McClellan engaged in the lumber business in Arkansas, West Virginia, Virginia, New York and Panama.

Children of Samuel G. and Helen (Quindley) McClellan: 38- Samuel Griffin McClellan, Jr., born Gould, Ark., July 20, 1910. 39- Quindley Sleight McClellan, born Berwind, W. Va., July 22, 1912. 40- Helen Jean McClellan, born Berwind, W. Va., May 25, 1914. 41- Catherine Judith McClellan, born Roanoke, Va., Jan. 2, 1921.

38 - Samuel G. McClellan, Jr., son of Samuel G. Sr. and Helen (Quindley) McClellan, born July 20, 1910, graduated from Fishburne Military School, Waynesboro, Va., and attend­ ed Lehigh University. He lived in Panama until 1950. He mar­ ried Detroit, Mich. , Oct. 12, 1935, Mary Jane Alice Suther­ land, daughter of Harold D. and Emily (Wilson) Sutherland.

Children of Samuel G. and Mary Jane (Sutherland) McClellan: 42- Samuel Griffin McClellan III, born Colon, Rep. of Panama, Nov. 29, 1937. *** Kaye Frances McClellan, born Colon, Nov. 20, 1940; graduated Oswego State Teachers' College, Oswego, N. 62

Y. She married Feb. 1, 1961, John Albert MacDonald, lieutenant in the U.S. Coast Guard, in 1969 stationed Key West, Florida.

39 - Quindley Sleight McClellan, son of Samuel G. and Helen (Quindley) McClellan, born July 22, 1912, graduated from Fishburne Military School, Waynesboro, Va. During World War II with the U.S. Army, 1st Cavalry Division in the Pacific Theater and retired with the rank of Captain. He married, July 3, 1943, Geraldine Patricia Patten, daughter of John Joseph and Mary Agnes (McGovern) Patten. She died Gainesville. Fla., Sept. 5, 1964; buried Evergreen Cemetery, Jacksonville, Fla. He resides Jacksonville. Children of Q. Sleight and Geraldine (Patten) McClellan: *** Maureen Frances McClellan, born Brooklyn, N. Y. Sept. 21, 1945; married Mayport, Fla., Feb. 8, 1969, Leon Stanley Croley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. Cro­ ley of Dade City, Fla. *** Margaret Anne McClellan, born Brooklyn, N. Y., Mar. 29, 1948. A senior at Emory College, Fla. (1969) *** Patricia Anne, born Glen Cove, N. Y., June 9, 1955.

40 - Helen Jean McClellan, daughter of Samuel G. and Helen (Quindley) McClellan, born May 25, 1914, married, Ancon, Canal Zone, Nov. 19, 1932, Albert Posey Kohlhas, Jr., son of Albert Posey and Eliza Davis (Milliette) Kohlhase He served with the U. s. Navy in World War II and was retired with the rank of Captain.

Children of Albert P. Jr. and Helen Jean (McClellan) Kohlhas: *** Katherine Jean Kohlhas, born Luzon, P. I., Dec. 29, 1938. She graduated from Bryn Mawr College 1959. Married, Dec. 30, 1958, Charles Anthony Knight, son of Dr. Harry Charles and Antoinette Dudley (Burr) Knight, at Chappaqua, N. Y. *** Paul McClellan Kohlhas, born Mar. 1, 1946.

Children of Charles A. and Katherine (Kohlhas) Knight:· 63

*** Christopher Martin Knight, born Bryn Mawr, Pa., Nov. 20, 1959. *** Nathaniel Knight, born Bryn Mawr, Mar. 20, 1961. *** Jennifer Knight, born Amherst, Mass., Oct. 18, 1962. *** Lucy Amanda Knight, btJrn Hadley, Mass. , Oct. 9, 1964.

41 - Catherine J. McClellan, daughter of Samuel G. and Helen (Quindley) McClellan, born Jan. 2, 1921, married,' Elkton, Md., Apr. 1, 1940, William Henry Fowlie, Jr., son of Wil­ liam Henry and Marguerite Loveland (Smith) Fowlie, born Oct. 23, 1918; died Npv. 25, 1959. She married (2) Lant Abernathy of Chappaqua, N. Y.

Children of William H. and Catherine (McClellan) Fowlie: *** Marguerite Loveland Fowlie, born New Rochelle, N. Y., May 18, 1941; married June 9, 1962, John Robert Verani of Wellesley, Mass. Child: Sharon Elizabeth Verani, born Boston, Mass. , Mar. 29, 1964. *** William Henry Fowlie III, born New Rochelle, N. Y., June 10, 1942. *** Judith Lynn Fowlie, born New Rochelle, Dec. 4, 1943. *** Carole Lee Fowlie, born New Rochelle, June 6, 1945.

42 - Samuel Griffin McClellan III, son of Samuel G. Jr. and Mary Jane (Sutherland) McClellan, born Nov. 29, 1937, grad­ uated from Harvard University June 1959. He married Sept. 10, 1960, Mt. Kisco, N. Y., Linda Dudley Lawrence, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Bates Lawrence of Mt. Kisco.

Children of s. Griffin and Linda (Lawrence) McClellan: *** Elaine Sutherland McClellan, born Bronxville, N. Y. , Aug. 29, 1961. *** Leigh Johnson McClellan, born Bronxville, Dec. 7, 1962. .:f

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12 - Robert George McClellan, son of Robert and Sarah (Dun­ can) McClellan, born June 22, 1811; married (1) Aug. 8, 1832, Celona Cummings, probably of Cortland Co., N. Y. She was born Aug. 10, 1811; died Aug. 25, 1838. He married (2) prob­ ably at Preble, Cortland Co., N. Y., Mabel Young, Apr. 17, 1839. They moved to Illinois an.cl then to Iowa. No death dates for either.

Children of Robert G. and Celona (Cummings) McClellan: *** Edward Cummings, died in infancy, Dec. 1835 43- George Robert, born Aug. 28, 1836 *** John Benona, died Dec. 8, 1839

Children of Robert G. and Mabel (Young) McClellan: *** Seth, born Mar. 28, 1840; married Tilly---. Chil­ dren: Robert Carlton McClellan and a son who died at birth. *** Sarah Elizabeth, born Oct. 27, 1843; married Philip Pholumsbee; had a son who died before 1940.

43 - George Robert McClellan, son of Robert George and Ce­ Iona (Cummings) born Aug. 28, 1836; died Mar. 16, 1895; mar- ried, Dec. 12, 1857, Eliza Earing. She was born Nov. 23, 1835; died Apr. 8, 1879.

Children of George R. and Eliza (Earing) McClellan: 44- Celona Estelle McClellan, born May 26, 1859 45- Hattie McClellan, born Aug. 14, 1862 46- Herbert Earing McClellan, born Oct. 7, 1864 47- Edna Leona McClellan, born Oct. 14, 1869

44 - CelonaEstelle McClellan (above), born May 26, 1859; died Oct. 3, 1932; married Mar. 16, 1878, William Griffith. One child: Helen Eliza Griffith, born Jan. 13, 1879; died June, 1913; married Sept. 9, 1903, Paul Ganzlin. One child: Doris Ganzlin, born Apr. 8, 1906; mar­ ried Nov. 25, 1932, William Boersma. 67

45 - Hattie McClellan, daughter of George R. and Eliza (Ear~ ing) McClellan, born Aug. 14, 1862; died Dec. 24, 1886; mar­ ried June 29, 1884, Harry Simpson.

Children of Hattie (McClellan) and Harry Simpson: *** Florence Simpson, born Apr. 27, 1885; married Sept. 15, 1903, Ronnie Holmes.

Children of Florence (Simpson) and Ronnie Holmes: *** Neva E. Holmes, born Sept. 15, 1904 *** Helene M. Holmes, born Jan. 20, 1923 *** Harry Simpson, born Apr. 2, 1887; married Oct. 30, 1909, Ruth Gibbons No Children.

46 - Herbert Earing McClellan, son of Robert G. and Eliza (Earing) McClellan, born Oct. 7, 1864; died June 1921; mar­ ried Feb. 25, 1890, Alma Christianson.

Children of Herbert E. and Alma (Christianson) McClellan: 48- George M. McClellan, born May 5, 1891 49- Celona Catherine McClellan, born May 5, 1891 50- Kathryn McClellan, born Dec. 23, 1902

48 - George M. McClellan, son of Herbert E. and Alma (Chris­ tianson) McClellan, born May 5, 1891; married Oct. 7, 1915, Helen Wells.

Children of George M. and Helen (Wells) McClellan: *** Phyllis Mary McClellan, born Sept. 27, 1916 *** Marion Alma McClellan, born Jan. 1, 1918 *** George Wells McClellan, born Feb. 16, 1925

49 - Celona C. McClellan, daughter of Herbert E. and Alma (Christianson) McClellan, born May 5, 1891; married Mar. 15, 1928 ---- No children.

50 - Kathryn McClellan, daughter of Herbert E. and Alma 68

(Christianson) McClellan, born Dec. 23, 1902; married Mar. 15, 1928, Harold Tacki. No children.

47 - Edna Leona McClellan, daughter of George R. and Celona (Cummings) McClellan, born Oct. 14, 1869; died Dec. 14, 1932; married Apr. 4, 1891, Otto Bauman. He was born Oct. 11, 1867.

Child: Laurence Bauman, born Mar. 23, 1900; married Sept. 17, 1921, Doris Hoffman.

Children of Laurence and Doris (Hoffman) Bauman: *** Laurence Bauman, born Dec. 24, 1922 *** Richard Bauman, born Mar. 21, 1924 69

22 - James McClellan, second son of Col. Hugh and Sarah (Wilson), born Aug. 21, 1771, was a farmer in Colrain and owned land adjoining his father's. He married, Dec. 25, 1794, Rhoda Peterson, daughter of Sylvanus and Sarah (Phil­ lips) Peterson. She was born Middleboro, Mass; Aug. 13, 1765; died Colrain Apr. 13, 1820. He married (2) Molly Tower, of Cummington, widow of Moses Johnson of Colrain. She was the daughter of Peter Tower of Cummington and was born there about 1765; died Colrain Oct. 8, 1854. No children of the sec­ ond marriage. James McClellan died Colrain, Aug. 2, 1829.

Children of James and Rhoda (Peterson) McClellan, probably all born Colrain: 51- Hugh McClellan, born Oct. 31, 1795 52- James McClellan, born Dec. 8, 1797 53- Jane McClellan, born Sept. 19, 1800 *** Sylvan.us McClellan, born June 16, 1802; died Jan. 19, 1803 54- John McClellan, born Dec. 9, 1804 *** Jonathan McClellan, born Apr. 4, 1806; died May 19, 1833, unmarried.

51 - Hugh McClellan, son of James and Rhoda (Peterson) McClellan, born Oct. 31, 1795; died Charlemont Mar. 17, 1843; buried E. Charlemont; married Colrain, Apr. 21, 1825, Lucy Smith, daughter of Rominer and Hannah (Wilkinson) Smith. She was born Colrain Sept. 3, 1797. She married (2) Calvin Smith, son of David and Martha (Thompson) Smith of Stockton, N. Y., May 12, 1850.

Children of Hugh and Lucy (Smith) McClellan: *** Hannah Diantha McClellan, born Charlemont Apr. 29, 1826; died May 28, 1826 *** Rominer Smith McClellan, born Charlemont Aug. 8, 1828. No further record. 55- Margaret Jane McClellan, born Charlemont, June 2, 1831 56- Sarah Wilson McClellan, born Charlemont, Aug. 9, 70

1834. *** Hugh Webster McClellan, born Charlemont, Oct. 31, 1837; no further record.

55 - Margaret Jane McClellan, daughter of Hugh and I.ucy (Smith) McClellan, born June 2, 1831; died Apr. 1896, South Dakota; married Sept. 17, 1852, Edward B. Rice of New York State. Child: Gertrude L. Rice, born Stockton, N. Y. July 28, 1857. 56 - Sarah Wilson McClellan, daughter of Hugh and Lucy (Smith) McClellan, born Aug. 9, 1834; married Judson Cris­ sey of Chatfield, Minn., June 2, 1856. Child: Charles Alvin Crissey, born Chatfield, Minn., Mar. 21, 1858.

52 - James McClellan, son of James and Rhoda (Peterson) McClellan, born Dec. 8, 1797; died Deerfield, Sept. 7, 1846; married Colrain, Mar. 16, 1826, Electa Thompson, daughter of Joseph Jr. and Anna (Wilson) Thompson. She was born Col­ rain Nov. 10, 1800; died Deerfield, Jan. 7, 1871.

Children of James and Electa (Thompson) McClellan, all born Deerfield: *** Jonathan McClellan, born Feb. 6, 1827; died Mar. 6, 1893, unmarried. 57- James McClellan, born Apr. 5, 1829 *** Joseph McClellan, born Apr. 29, 1831; died Sept. 3, 1912, unmarried. 58- Luther McClellan, born Sept. 1, 1834 59- Rhoda McClellan, born Sept. 25, 1837 *** Hugh McClellan, born Oct. 13, 1840; died Deerfield Dec. 18, 1841

57 - James McClellan, son of James and Electa (Thompson) died May 12, 1898. No further information.

58 - Luther McClellan, son of James and Electa (Thompson) 71

McClellan, born Sept. 1, 1834; died Deerfield, Oct. 16, 1893; married Pauline D. Ulrich Dec. 23, 1875. She was born Sept. 22, 1847; died Deerfield, Apr. 15, 1915.

Children, all born Deerfield, of Luther and Pauline (Ulrich) McClellan: *** Elizabeth Electra McClellan, born Deerfield, May 3, 1877; married Capt. Frederick E. Pierce of Green­ field, son of William Pierce. *** Rhoda McClellan, born July 22, 1884; married, Aug. 20, 1908, Camille Fisher, and settled in Holyoke. Chil­ dren: *** Ulrich s. Fisher, born Oct. 22, 1909, mar­ ried, June 25, 1935, Christine A. Son: Charles A. Fisher, born Aug. 8, 1936. *** Joseph M. Fisher, born July 27, 1917

59 - Rhoda McClellan, daughter of James and Rhoda (Peterson) McClellan, born Sept. 25, 1837, married Oct. 4, 1868, Henry Clark Haskell, born Oct. 25, 1837. Rhoda died Apr. 3, 1917. No children.

53 - Jane McClellan, daughter of James and Rhoda (Peterson) McClellan, born Sept. 19, 1800; married Chandler Vincent, at Colrain, Mar. 16, 1826. They settled in Griswoldville. No dates of death.

Children of Chandler and Jane (McClellan) Vincent: *** John Vincent, born Feb. 21, 1828; married Feb. 23, 1854, Colrain, Sophia E. Porter, possibly daughter of Barnabas and Pamelia Porter. No further information. 60- Rhoda J. Vincent, born Dec. 11, 1830 *** Maria E. Vincent, born May 23, 183,9. No further information.

60 - Rhoda J. Vincent, daughter of Chandler and Jane (McClel­ lan) Vincent, born Dec. 11, 1830; died Aug. 18, 1906; married July 2, 1851, Charles o. Donelson, son of Daniel and Philena (Faulkner) of Colrain. He was born Jan~ 10, 1825, Colrain; 72 died there Oct. 13, 1896.

Children of Charles and Rhoda (Vincent) Donelson: ***Ella J. Donelson, born July 17, 1852; died July 3, 1855. *** Emma A. Donelson, born May 26, 1855; died Nov. 29, 1937; married Charles E. Phillips. He was born Feb. 6, 1842; died Jan. 14, 1923. *** Elsie M. Donelson, born Aug. 7, 1857; died Mar. 26, 1923; unmarried. *** Charles L. Donelson, born Jan. 4, 1862; married (1) Clara L. Patterson, born May 12, ---; died Jan. 23, 1911. He married (2) Edith M. Smith, born Aug. 1, 1874; died Feb. 7, 1926.

54 - John E. McClellan, son of James and grandson of Hugh, born Dec. 9, 1804; died Colrain Mar. 19, 1865; married Vio­ let Call, daughter of Ira and Hannah (Hastings) Call of Colrain. She was born Colrain, May 11, 1811; died there Sept. 8, 1891. They lived in Griswoldville.

Children of John and Violet (Call) McClellan, born Colrain: 61- Ansel C. McClellan, born Sept. 21, 1835 62- James F. McClellan, born Mar. 14, 1838 *** John E. McClellan, born 1839; died June 22, 1864; buried Branch Cemetery. 63- Edgar McClellan born Feb. 14, 1840.

61··- Ansel C. McClellan, son of John and Violet (Call) McClel­ lan, born Sept. 21, 1835; died Aug. 25, 1912; married Colrain Nov. 12, 1857, Esther W. Thompson, daughter of Calvin and Susan (Wallis) Thompson, of Colrain. She was born Colrain Dec. 25, 1835; died there Feb. 23, 1881.

Children of Ansel and Esther (Thompson) McClellan, all born Colrain: 64- Etta McClellan, born Aug. 21, 1859 65- George E. McClellan, born July 11, 1862 73

66- Susie McClellan, born Jan. 31, 1867 *** Rhoda McClellan, born Nov. 11, 1878; marriedJune 28, 1905, Wilbur W. Cressy. No children.

64 - Etta McClellan, daughter of Ansel and Esther (Thompson) McClellan, born Aug. 21, 1859; died Colrain Apr. 29, 1934; married Dec. 30, 1882, William Coombs, son of Jonathan and Clarissa (Patterson) of Colrain. He was born Colrain 1855.

Children of William and Etta (McClellan) Coombs, all born Colrain: *** Ellen M. Coombs, born Apr. 17, 1884; died Oct. 30, 1935 *** Clara E. Coombs, born Jan. 5, 1889 *** Arthur Floyd Coombs, born July 26, 1891

65 - George E. McClellan, son of Ansel and Esther (Thomp­ son) McClellan, born July 11, 1862; died Dec. 11, 1916; mar­ ried Oct. 10, 1891, Lina Cressy. Child: Guy A. McClellan, born June 19, 1893; died July 11, 1938; married Dec. 8, 1937, Geraldine Wallace. No children.

66 - Susie McClellan, daughter of Ansel and Esther (Thomp­ son) McClellan, born Jan. 31, 1867; died Apr. 9, 1900; mar­ ried Sept. 1, 1889, Charles Peterson.

Children of Charles and Susie (McClellan) Peterson: *** Herbert M. Peterson, born July 14, 1890 *** Irene E. Peterson, born Jan. 21, 1893; married Jan. 1, 1916, Harvey W. Metzler. 3 children. *** Leroy D. Peterson, born Nov. 30, 1896; married Sept. 20, 1921, Helen Reese. 3 children.

62 - James F. McClellan, son of John and Violet (Call) McClel­ lan, born Mar. 14, 1838; died Apr. 27, 1896; married (1) Laura W. Merriam, daughter of Loren and Laura Merriam. She was born Charlemont 1842; died Charlemont July 13, 1881; buried 74

Branch Cemetery. No children of this marraige. He married (2) Apr. 18, 1883, Emma R. Nichols. She was born 1856; died 1946; buried Branch Cemetery.

Children of James F. and Emma (Nichols) McClellan: *** Laura McClellan, born Colrain June 6, 1885; died Northampton July 2, 1958; married Colrain Sept. 4, 1907, James W. Cole, Jr. of Adams, Mass. Divorced. No children. *** Florence McClellan, married Wallace Templeton; lived Shelburne Falls.

63 - Edgar McClellan, son of John and Violet (Call) McClellan, born Feb. 14, 1840. No further information. DR. JOHN McCLELLAN, son of Hugh and Sarah (Wilson) McClellan, Born Colrain, Mass., June 27, 1773; died Hudson, N. Y. , Oct. 18, 1855

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John McClellan, son of Hugh (1) and Sarah (Wilson) McClellan, born Colrain June 27, 1773; died Hudson, N. Y., Oct. 10, 1855; married 1798 at Livingston, N. Y., Sarah Jones, daughter of Jehiel Jones of Deerfield and Colchester, Conn. She was born Dec. 26, 1774 at Colchester or Shelburne. John was a doctor of medicine.

Children of John and Sarah (Jones) McClellan, all born Living­ ston, N. Y.: 67- Hugh Henry McClellan, born Jan. 28, 1801 68- Sarah Maria McClellan, born Feb. 26, 1802 69- Robert McClellan, born Oct. 2, 1806 70- Jane McClellan, born Feb. 22, 1811

67 - Hugh H. McClellan, son of John and Sarah (Jones) McClel­ lan, born Jan. 28, 1801; died Feb. 1862, New York City; buried Hudson; married Jan. 1825, Livingston, N. Y., Lucy Wood­ worth, daughter Asahel Woodworth of Connecticut. She died Jan. 1847, Greenport, N. Y. He married (2) May 1847, Clav­ erack, N. Y. Rachel Van Rensselaer of Claverack. Hugh was one of the founders of the Town of Greenport, N. Y. in Colum­ bia County. At the first town meeting he was elected super­ visor, June 6, 1837.

Children of Hugh and Lucy (Woodworth) McClellan: *** Sarah M. McClellan, born Oct. 29, 1825; married James Sleyter; no children. *** John, born Sept. 1827; married Margaret Elting; one daughter, Lucy. *** Asahel, W., born Aug. 2, 1829; died without issue. *** Robert w., born Feb. 29, 1834 *** Henry H. , born Aug. 1835 *** Lucy, born Mar. 27, 1843; died 1876; married Philip Henry Knickerbocker (1845 - 1913) Son: Hugh McC. Knick­ erbocker, b. 4/15/70, at Hudson 76

68 - Sarah Maria McClellan, daughter of John and Sarah (Wil­ son) McClellan, born Feb. 26, 1802; married Sept. 6, 1832, Livingston, N. Y., Rev. Edwin Holmes. He was born July 17, 1832; died Nov. 23, 1873; buried Hudson, N. Y.

Children of Rev. Edwin and Sarah (McClellan) Holmes: 71- John McClellan Holmes, born Jan. 22, 1834, Liv­ ingston, N. Y. *** Robert Holmes, born Apr. 18, 1836, Albany, N. Y.; died there Mar. 11, 1839. *** Susan Bosworth Holmes, born June 11, 1839, Albany, N. Y.; died Sept. 20, 1919; married Freeman Rawdon Meyers of New York. No children. *** Jane Sutherland Holmes, born Apr. 12, 1842; died Dec. 23, 1896, Nassau, N. Y. Unmarried. *** Mary Metcalf Holmes, born Aug. 20, 1843; died Jan. 29, 1920, Nassau, N. Y. Unmarried.

71 - John McClellan Holmes, son of Rev. Edwin and Sarah (McClellan) born Jan. 22, 1834, Livingston, N. Y.; died June 21, 1911; buried Hudson, N. Y. ;married New Brunswick, N. J., Frances Van Vranken, daughter of Rev. Samuel A. and Maria (Swift) Van Vranken. He married (2) after 1872, Jennie Van Deusen. She was born Oct. 7, 1851; died June 29, 1917. He was also a minister.

Children of John M. and Frances (Van Vranken) Holmes: 72- Samuel Van Vranken Holmes, born Brooklyn, Mar. 23, 1862 73- Sarah McClellan Holmes, born Hudson, May 12, 1866 74- Edwin Holmes, born May 6, 1869, Hudson 75- Marian Swift Holmes, born Hudson, July 26, 1872

72 - Samuel V. Holmes, son of John M. and Frances (Van Vranken) Holmes, born Mar. 23, 1862; died May 5, 1935; bur­ ied Buffalo, N. Y.; married June 20, 1887, Bridgeport, Conn., Helen Stanton, daughter of Richard and Elizabeth (Mills) Stan­ ton. 77

Children of Samuel and Elizabeth (Stanton) Holmes, born Rich­ field Springs, N. Y.: *** Marguerite Holmes, born Mar. 11, 1888; unmarried 1940. *** Richard Stanton Holmes, born June 12, 1889; mar­ ried New York City, Nov. 17, 1933, Lydia Banning, daughter of Archibald Tanner Banning and Jessie (Lock­ wood). She was born Dec. 27, 1893.

73 - Sarah M. Holmes, daughter of Rev. John and Franc es (Van Vranken) Holmes, born May 12, 1866; living in 1940; mar­ ried June 12, 1889, Albany, N. Y., Harris Ely Adriance, son of John Peter and Mary (Platt) Adriance.

Children of Harris and Sarah (Holmes) Adriance: *** Harris Ely Adriance, Jr., born Pelham Manor, N. Y., Sept. 23, 1891; married June 2, 1917, Chicago, Ill., Margaret Talbot, daughter of Eugene and Flora Talbot. She was born Dec. 2, 1895. *** Edwin Holmes Adriance, born Pelham Manor, Feb. 28, 1893; married June 26, 1930, Rochester, N. Y., Ger­ trude Johnston, daughter of George Forrester Johnston and Marian (Hutchins). She was born Apr. 26, 1897. *** Francis Van Vranken Adriance, born New York City Feb. 4, 1904; married Chatham, N. Y., Feb. 8, 1939, Helen Gangloff, daughter of Joseph Gangloff. *** James Ruthven Adriance, born Norfolk, Conn., Aug. 11, 1910; married Nancy Lee Clark, daughter of Rufus and Mary Clark. She was born Apr. 8, 1906.

74 - Edwin Holmes, son of Rev. John M. Holmes and Frances (Van Vranken), born May 6, 1869; married Berlin, Germany, Feb. 14, 1897, Frieda Boise, daughter of Otis and Anastasia (Stockley) Boise, both of Cleveland, Ohio. He died Oct. 15, 1926.

Children of Edwin and Frieda (Boise) Holmes: 76- John McClellan Holmes 2nd, born New York City, 78

Dec. 16, 1899. *** Edwin Holmes, born New York City, Jan. 23, 1901. Unmarried 1940. *** Robert Boise Holmes, born Englewood, N. J., Dec. 3, 1904; married Oct. 9, 1931, Providence, R. I., Adele Wooley, daughter of Clarence Wooley. Child: Nancy, born Dec. 31, 1933, Providence, R. I.

76 - John M. Holmes 2nd, son of Edwin and Frieda (Boise) Holmes, born Dec. 16, 1899, married Framingham Center, Mass., June 23, 1923, Elizabeth Emmons, born Jan. 22, 1900 Parral, Mexico.

Children of John M. 2nd and Elizabeth (Emmons): *** lila Holmes, born New York City, Mar. 1, 1924 *** John McC. Holmes 3rd, born Holyoke, Mass., Mar. 12, 1926 *** Elizabeth Holmes, born New York City, Dec. 10, 1933

75 - Marian Swift Holmes,daughter of Rev. John M. and Fran­ ces (Van Vranken) Holmes, born July 26, 1872; married Pough­ keepsie, N. Y. Nov. 5, 1902, Edward Cummings Hartshorne, son of Richard Browne and Josephine (Cummings) Hartshorne. Living Randolph, Vt. , 1940.

Children of Edward and Marian (Holmes) Hartshorne: *** Edward C. Hartshorne, Jr., born Englewood, N. J., June 9, 1905 *** Richard Browne Hartshorne 2nd, born Englewood, Apr. 4, 1907; married New YOTk City, Nov. 5, 1930, Elizabeth Newton Packard. Child: Katherine, born July 4, 1932 *** Marion Holmes Hartshorne, born Englewood, Jan. 11, 1910; married New York City, Jan. 13, 1939, Ruth Scotford, daughter of John R. and Mabel Scotford.

69 - Robert McClellan, son of Dr. John and Sarah (Jones) 79

McClellan, born Oct. 2, 1806; died June 28, 1860; buried Hud­ son, N. Y.; married Dec. 2, 1835, Catherine Anna Farrell, daughter Peyton N. Farrell of Schoharie, N. Y. She was born about 1815; died Dec. 28, 1883. He was graduated from Wil­ liams College in 1825, studied law, was admitted to the bar in New York State, practiced in Middleburg, N. Y. from 1828 to 1843. He was district attorney for Schoharie County in 1836. He was elected to the 25th Congress (1837 to 1839) as a Dem­ ocrat and to the 27th Congress (1841 to 1843).

Children of Robert and Catherine (Farrell) McClellan: *** Margaret McClellan, born Sept. 1836, Middleburgh; married Jacob Rutgers LeRoy. She died Dec. 2, 1860; buried Hudson, N. Y. No children. *** Caroline Allen McClellan, born Middleburg, Feb. 12, 1839; married Oct. 17, 1867, William Lansing of Albany, son of Christopher Y. and Caroline M. (Thomas) Lansing. He was born 1796; died 1872.

Children of William and Caroline (McClellan) Lansing: *** Margaret McClellan Lansing, born Feb. 13, 1871 *** William Lansing, born July 12, 1873 *** Christopher Y. Lansing, born Feb. 18, 1875 *** Susan Gansevoort Lansing, born Sept. 8, 1876 *** Annie Duncan McClellan, born Hudson, N. Y. , Nov. 18, 1852; died unmarried at Albany, June 17, 1928.

70 - Jane McClellan, daughter of Dr. John and Sarah (Jones) McClellan, born Feb. 22, 1811; married Josiah Sutherland, son of Col. Josiah Sutherland of Stamford, N. Y. He was born June 10, 1806; died Feb. 22, 1876. He is said to have been a municipal court judge in New York City.

Children of Josiah and Jane (McClellan) Sutherland: *** Emma Sutherland, born June 1, 1836 *** Robert Sutherland, born Mar. 11, 1838 *** Sarah Abbey Sutherland, born Jan. 29, 1840; mar- 80

ried Robert H. Eddy, Nov. 21, 1860. One child: *** Emma Sutherland Eddy, born May 23, 1865. *** John McClellan Sutherland, born Sept. 29, 1841; died May 23, 1865. 81

4 - Michael McClellan, son of Colonel Hugh and Sarah (Wilson) McClellan, born Apr. 23, 1777, married, Dec. 27, 1804, Jane Patterson, of Colrain, daughter of Adam and Jane (Rankin) Patterson of Pelham and Colrain. She was born Aug. 10, 1783; died Colrain, Feb. 4, 1845. He died Colrain, July 29, 1858. Both are buried North River Cemetery.

Children of Michael and Jane (Patterson) McClellan, born Col-

71- Miranda McClellan, born Oct. 31, 1805 72- Hugh McClellan, born Apr. 8, 1808 73- Jane McClellan, born Apr. 14, 1810 *** Michael McClellan, born Aug. 21, 1812; died Oct. 10, 1813 *** Sarah McClellan, born July 15, 1814; died Aug. 3, 1817 73A - Sarah McClellan, born June 12, 1817 74- Anne McClellan, born Oct. 24, 1819 *** Mary McClellan, born Aug. 12, 1822/23; died Aug. 21, 1828/29 75- John McClellan, born Nov. 16, 1826

LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF MICHAEL McCLALLEN, SON OF COL. HUGH

Be it remembered that I Michael McClallenof Colerain in the County of Franklin and Commonwealth of Massachusetts Husbandman considering the uncertainty of this mortal life and being of sound and perfect mind and memory blessed be Al­ mighty God for the same, do make and publish this my last will and testament in manner and form following (that is to say) First I give and bequeath to my beloved wife Jane Patterson McClallen one third part of my Real estate during her natural life Also one good cow such as she may choose from among the cows that may be left on the farm at my decease, & half a doz­ en sheep selected in the same manner and all my household 82 furniture I leave to her disposal. I do also give and bequeath to my daughter Miranda Johnson the sum of two hundred dol­ lars. I also give and bequeath to my second daughter Jane Browning two hundred dollars. I also give and bequeath to my two younger daughters, Sarah McClallen and Ann Mcclallen the sum of four hundred dollars apiece and that they shall have beds and beding & household furniture equal to what their two elder sisters had when married. I also give and bequeath to my youngest son John Mcclallen the sum of eight hundred dol­ lars to be paid to him when he shall arrive to the age of twenty­ one years. I also give and bequeath to my eldest son, Hugh McClallen, all my Real and freehold estate situate lyeing and being in Colerain & lastly, as to all the Rest, Residue and Re­ mainder of my personal estate whatsoever, I give and bequeath to my eldest son, Hugh McClallen, whom I hereby appoint sole executor of this my last will and testament, hereby Revoking all other wills by me made. In witness whereof I have hereun­ to set my hand & seal the twenty-fifth day of February in the year of our Lord one Thousand eight hundred and forty-two.

Signed: Michael McClallen

Signed, sealed, published and declared by the above named Michael Mcclallen to be his lastwill & testament in the presence of us who at his request and in his presence have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses to the same.

Jonathan Totman Margaret Totman David I. Totman

A Brief Biography of Michael McClellan, son of Col. Hugh

Michael McClellan was a selectman in Colrain in 1817, 1818, 1826, 1827, 1828 and 1829. He was also a representa­ tive to the General Court prior to 1857. Edward R. McClellan wrote in 1939: 83

My grandfather, better known as 'Uncle Mike' was an outstanding man, both physically and men­ tally. He was the referee of all neighborhood dis­ putes. He took life clamly, was temperate, never used liquors or tobacco. That was the time when everyone drank more or less, and when the preach­ er made his call my father [John] would be sent to a neighbor who had a still for a jug of rum. A neigh­ bor of his who wanted to make a loan came to man of welath with a note bearing six signatures. He was told to go to McClellan and have him sign and he could have the money. After the Revolution there was a company of ar­ tillery and one of infantry in Colrain. He was a member and saw action in 1812. He died in his eighties, death being caused from a broken limb. When he was well into his seventies a neighbor had an ox which had the shell of his horn broken off and was almost mad with pain --- They sent out an s. o. s. for Uncle Mike. He walked in, grabbed the ox and held him by his good horn and nose while they put a tar bandage on. My grandmother, Jane Patterson, was an out­ standing woman. --- She had an athletic turn and could jump over a set table. Her youngest daugh­ ter Ann could outrun and outjump any girl in Mt. Holyoke. Her grandson, Edwin Browning, could outjump any man in Banks' army of 80,000 men. Roy Browning, her great-grandson, at one time held the high jump record of the State of Massachu­ setts. She had eight children, considered a small family at that time. My father John was theyoung­ est and she used to box his ears for whistling on Sunday.

71 - Miranda McClellan, daughter of Michael and Jane (Pat­ terson) McClellan, born Oct. 31, 1805; died Colrain May 11, 1887; married Colrain, Dec. 12, 1833, Perley Johnson, prob- 84 ably the son of Isaac and Lydia (Hastings) Johnson. He was born Mar. 21, 1809; died Dec. 31, 1880.

Children of Perley and Miranda (McClellan) Johnson, born Colrain: *** Mary Jane Johnson, born Oct. 5, 1834; died July 1, 1853. 76- Michael McClellan Johnson, born Sept. 27, 1837. *** Sarah Miranda Johnson, born May 8, 1841; died Mar. 7, 1842 *** Aretas Perley Johnson, born Apr. 18, 1843; married Dec. 21, 1869, Esther L. Allen. She died Sept. 4, 1884. Children: Edwin Johnson and Emma Johnson. *** Samuel Baxter Johnson, born Mar. 18, 1846; mar­ ried May 8, 1878, Mary Shearer. No children.

76 - Michael McClellan Johnson, son of Perley and Miranda (McClellan) Johnson, born Septo 27, 1837; died Colrain June 24, 1924; married June 7, 1876, Malona Olive Snow.

Children of Michael M. and Malona (Snow) Johnson, born Col­ rain: 77- Everett M. Johnson, born July 5, 1877 *** Mary A. Johnson, born Apr. 28, 1879; married William M. Burt

77 - Everett M. Johnson, son of Michael M. and Malona (Snow) Johnson, born July 5, 1877; married Apr. 26, 1905, Bertha M. Gleason.

Children of Everett M. and Bertha (Gleason) Johnson: *** Harold E. Johnson, born Jan. 24, 1906; died July 3, 1939 *** Marguerite F. Johnson, born July 8, 1911 *** Howard W. Johnson, born Dec. 31, 1915; died Sept. 1916 Madelyn B. Johnson, born Oct. 13, 1919 Robert A. Johnson, born June 12, 1923 C. HUGH McCLELLAN, son of Joseph W. and Maveret (Williams) McClellan, Born Newark, N. Y., Feb. 22, 1911

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72 - Hugh McClellan, son of Michael and Jane (Patterson) McClellan, born Apr. 8, 1808; died Colrain Feb. 10, 1869; married (1) Shelburne Oct. 27, 1836, Margaret Thompson Washburn, daughter of John and Jane (Wilson) Washb'J~:J She was born Colrain Aug. 23, 1816; died there Nov. 24, He married (2) Harriet Smead, daughter of Thomas and Rebecca (Hinsdale) Smead. She was born Greenfield Sept. 7, 1809; died there 1882. No children of the second marriage. Hugh McClel­ lan inherited the McClellan homestead in Colrain and died there ''from a fall in the barn." He was known as "Deacon Hugh. n He was selectman in Colrain for several terms and represen­ tative to the General Court prior to 1857.

Children of Hugh and Margaret (Washburn) McClellan, born Colrain: *** Son, born Sept. 27, 1843; died in infancy 78- Charles Herbert, born Feb. 15, 1845 *** William Henry, born Mar. 14, 1847; died Aug. 24, 1847 *** Mary Jane, born Aug. 15, 1848; died Sept. 5, 1848 *** Margaret Washburn, born Oct. 22, 1849; died Col­ rain Aug. 1, 1894; married Troy, N. Y. Oct. 8, 1873, Henry T. Smith, son of Ansel C. and Sophia J. (Thomp­ son) Smith. He was born Colrain Nov. 11, 1850; died there Dec. 18, 1918. Both are buried North River Cem­ etery. No children.

78 - Charles Herbert McClellan, son of Hugh and Margaret (Washburn) McClellan, born Febo 15, 1845; died Brandon, Vt., Feb. 27, 1900; married, Troy, N. Y. , Mary Ann Smart, daugh­ ter Joseph and Abigail (Smith) Smart. She was born Merrick, Long Island, N. Y. , Feb. 2, 1849; died Charlton, Mass. Dec. 3, 1947. He attended Colrain schools, and Bernardston Acad­ emy, as well as Troy Business College, Troy, N. Y. He en­ gaged in the dry goods business in Greenfield until about 1888 when he moved to Troy, and with his father-in-law, operated a shirt and collar factory on Federal Street in that city. He spent much of his leisure time researching the history of Col- 86

rain, and delivered several speeches on the subject at reun­ i:ins in that town to the extent that he was known as the "His­ torian of Colrain." Some copies of his HEarly Settlers of Col­ rainir are still in existence today.

Children of Charles H. and Mary (Smart) McClellan: 79- Hugh Herbert McClellan, born Greenfield, July 22, 1874 80- Joseph Walter McClellan, born Greenfield, Aug. 8, 1880

79- Hugh Herbert McClellan, son of Charles H. and Mary (Smart) McClellan, born July 22, 1874; died Troy, N. Y., Mar. 3, 1963; married Troy, Jan. 4, 1899, Elizabeth Salmon Cal­ kins, daughter of Jesse and Jane (Salmon) Calkins of Troy. She was born July 2, 1876; died Troy, Jan. 5, 1966. Both are buried Oakwood Cemetery, Troy. Hugh H. McClellan gradu­ ated cum laude from Cornell University with a degree in me­ chanical engineering. He, with his brother, inherited their father's collar and shirt shop in Troy. About 1910 he went into the auto repair business in Troy. After his retirement in 1932 he spent much time in genealogical research on the early families of Colrain. Hugh H. and Elizabeth (Calkins) McClel­ lan had one child, born Troy, N. Y. *** Lois Margaret McClellan, born Jan. 3, 1904; mar­ ried (1) Livingston Y. Eaton, son of Orsamus and Ida (Yost) Eaton, Albany, N. Y. May 26, 1922; divorced 1927. He was born Mar. 5, 1895, Toronto, Canada. She mar­ ried (2) Homer F. Patrie, at Troy, Nov. 23, 1947, son of Lydia (Caisse) and Emory Poupart. He was born Co­ hoes, N. Y., Dec. 2, 1897; died Troy June 28, 1969. Bur­ ied Oakwood Cemetery, Troy. She graduated from Rus­ sell Sage College, Troy, 1925; taught school in Fort Ann, N. Y., Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y. and Troy. Now (1970) retired. No children.

80 - Joseph W. McClellan, son of Charles H. and Mary (Smart) McClellan, born Aug. 8, 1880; dieo Newark, N. Y., Aug. 20, 87

1921; buried Newark. He married Apr. 4, 1903, at Newark, Maveret E. Williams, daughter of Eugene and Ella (Taylor) Williams. She was born, Newark, Oct. 4, 1880; died there Oct, 25, 1969; buried Newark. She was his third cousin, be­ ing descended from Margaret McClellan Carrier, (No. 6), Joseph W, McClellan was in business in the collar and shirt factory with his brother Hugh until about 1909; later with his father-in-law in the retail grocery business in Newark.

Children of Joseph W. and Maveret (Williams) McClellan: *** Margaret Ethel, born Feb. 8, 1904; graduated Mt. Holyoke College, Mass,, 1925; taught school in Carthage, N. Y. and Utica, N. Y. Never married, Now (1970) re­ tired, 81- Helen Williams McClellan, born Jan. 24, 1906. 82- Charles Hugh McClellan, born Feb. 22, 1911 83- Eugene Williams McClellan, born Sept. 25, 1916 84- Robert Washburn, born May 29, 1920

81 - Helen McClellan,daughterof Joseph W, and Maveret (Wil­ liams) McClellan, born Newark, N. Y., Jan. 24, 1906; died At­ lanta, Ga., Mar. 31, 1963; married, New Haven, Conn., Dec. 25, 1927, Royal Bradford Daggett, born Berkeley, Calif. , Apr. 12, 1905; died, Jamestown, R. I,, July 9, 1965; buried Provi­ dence, R. I. Helen graduated Mt. Holyoke College, 1927, majoring in zoology; was employed as docent, Peabody Museum, New Hav­ en, Conn. , until her marriage.

Children of Royal and Helen (McClellan) Daggett: *** Nancy Daggett, born Gardner, Mass., June 10, 1930; married New Haven, Conn., Aug. 9, 1952, Robert Mar­ shall Keith, son of Robert Edmond Keith and Cora (Dyer) Keith, born, Ardmore, Oklahoma, Mar. 23, 1927; M. D., Yale University. Nancy graduated Mt. Holyoke College, 1951. Children of Robert and Nancy (Daggett) Keith: *** Wendy Keith, born Portland, Oregon, Oct. 6, 88

1954 *** Jill Keith, born Salem, Oregon, Dec. 19, 1955 *** Theodore Robert Keith, born Topeka, Kansas, Nov. 25, 1958 *** Susan Daggett, born White Plains, N. Y., July 10, 1934; married, New York City, June 7, 1963, Robert Taylor. No children (1970) *** Betsey Daggett, born Oberlin, Ohio, Oct. 6, 1940; married Kermit A. Mayner, Chagrin Falls, Ohio, June 14, 1958.

Children of Kermit and Betsey (McClellan) Mayner: *** David Charles Mayner, born Chagrin Falls, Oct. 15, 1959 *** Lynn Mayner, born Chagrin Falls, Jan. 12, 1961

82 - Charles Hugh McClellan, son of Joseph W. and Maveret (Williams) McClellan, born Newark, N. Y. , Feb. 22, 1911; married Oct. 31, 1936, Hartwell, Conn., Elizabeth Atwell, daughter of Earl Penniman and Florence Penniman Atwell. C. Hugh McClellan has been employed by Eastman Kodak for about forty years. He is now (1970) District Sales Manager in the Radiography Markets for the New York City Region.

Children of C. Hugh and Elizabeth (Atwell) McClellan: 87- Sarah Jane, born Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Sept. 1, 1937 88- Margaret Elizabeth, born Hartford, Conn. *** Charles Hugh Jr., born Hartford, Conn., June 12, 1950. Now (1970) a student at Oregon State University.

87 - Sarah Jane McClellan, daughter of C. Hugh and Elizabeth (Atwell) McClellan, born Sept. 1, 1937, married Jerrold Grant, Nov. 17, 1959.

Children of Jerrold and Sarah (McClellan) Grant: *** Jeffrey Grant, born Dec. 2, 1960 *** Margaret Gail Grant, born Jan. 1, 1962 89 *** Timothy Adams Grant, born Mar. 21, 1965

88 - Margaret E. McClellan, daughter of C. Hugh and Eliza­ beth (Atwell) McClellan, born May 1, 1942; married Portland, Oregon, Feb. 23, 1963, Michael Finnegan.

Children of Michael and Margaret (McClellan) Finnegan: *** Michael Charles Finnegan, born Germany, June 4, 1964 *** Katherine Grace Finnegan, born U.S. Base, Mary­ land, Jan. 26, 1966.

83 - Eugene W. McClellan, son of Joseph W. and Maveret (Wil­ liams) McClellan, born Sept. 25, 1916, married (1) Rochester, N. Y., June 30, 1939, Ruth Mimms. They were divorced about 1956. He married (2) Atlanta, Ga. , Evelyn Binkert.

Children of Eugene W. and Ruth (Mimms) McClellan: *** Mary Lou McClellan, born Chicago, Ill., Mar. 19, 1941. *** Michael Harold McClellan, born Dundee, Ill. , Sept. 18, 1943; married Newport Beach, Calif., Aug. 27, 1966, June Clarkson. *** Jane Ann McClellan, born Newark, N. Y., June 13, 1952. Child of Eugene and Evelyn (Binkert) McClellan: *** Mark McClellan, born Mar. 27, 1957, Atlanta, Ga.

84 - Robert W. McClellan, son of Joseph W. and Maveret (Wil­ liams) McClellan, born May 29, 1920, married Whately, Mass., Nov. 14, 1940, Jennie Kulisa.

Children of Robert W. and Jennie (Kulisa) McClellan: *** Maveret Margaret McClellan, born Hartford, Conn., Nov. 5, 1941; married Whately, Mass., June 21, 1959, William Martin Sandler. Children: *** Scott Alan Sandler, born Mar. 15, 1960 *** Laura Jean Sandler, born Jan. 9, 1962 *** Craig Robert Sandler, born June 13, 1963 90

*** Sayla Ann McClellan, born Hartford, Conn., Mar. 20, 1944; married Whately, Mass., Feb. 2, 1963, John Howes.

73 - Jane McClellan, daughter of Michael and Jane (Patterson) McClellan, born Apr. 14, 1810; died Colrain Mar. 30, 1893; married int. Oct. 27, 1831, Anson Browning, son of Ephraim and Rebecca (Clark) Browning. He was born Dec. 27, 1804; died May 1, 1872. The family lived in Rowe at one time, and it is not known where the children were born.

Children of Anson and Jane (McClellan) Browning: *** Jane Sophia Browning, born July 20, 1834; married Charles F. Dodge of Greenfield, She died there Apr. 3, 1905. *** Sarah Maria, born July 20, 1834; married Thomas J. Noyes, possibly of Guildford. 4 children. 85- Anson Browning, born Oct. 1, 1838 *** Edward Payson Browning, born Sept. 17, 1842; mem­ ber of Co, B. , 52nd Regiment; died at Port Hudson, La. , June 23, 1863. 86- Horace S. Browning, born May 26, 1848 *** Mary L. Browning, born July 17, 1852; died Dec. 10, 1872.

85 - Anson Browning, son of Anson and Jane (McClellan) Brown­ ing, born Oct. 1, 1838; married Jan. 20, 1869, Clara L. Rus­ sell, daughter of Emerson and Barbara Russell. She was born Amherst, Mass., Feb. 17, 1847; died there Oct. 11, 1923.

Child of Anson and Clara (Russell) Browning: 87- Frederick Russell Browning, born June 18, 1872, probably in Greenfield.

86 - Horace Smith Browning, son of Anson and Jane (McClellan) Browning, born May 26, 1848; married Annie Cain of Montague.

Children of Horace and Annie (Cain) Browning: Sarah Marie Browning, b, 20 Jul 1834, d. 1887 Evanston, IL; m. 1865 Coiraini- Thomas Jefferson Noyes, son of Bradley & Hart.ha Bardwell Noyes, b. 2 Dec 1834 Colrain, d, 3 Feb 1907 Milwaukee WB. Thomas served in Company A of the 52nd Mass. Volunteer Infantry at Vicksburg, Miss. Following the war he married in Colrain and then migrated to Evanston, IL where he oper­ ated a blacksmith shop for the rest of his life.

Ohild.ren of Thomas & Sarah, all born Evanston

Lizzie (Elizabeth) Browning, b. 18 Jun 1868, d, 16 Nar 1887 Riverside, IL. unmarried Hartha S., b. 1870, d1872

Edward Browning, b. 1871, 1956 Fort Iauderdale,FL m. Lillian Brody.

Irene Bardwell, Oct 1873, d. 1969 Pasadena, CA m. Llewellyn J. Rice

Baxter Bardwell, b. 26 Apr 1876, d, 1960 River­ ~~de! IL, m(1) Edith La Chappelle, b. 1 Apr 1874, h1ch1gan, d. 13 Dec 1910 Appleton, WI., m(2) Rose Ellen Apps, b. 4 Jun 1882 Montgomery, IL, d. 17 Sep 1968 Riverside, IL.

By Richard A. Noyes, son of Baxter & Rose. 68 Kings Drive, Florissant, MO 63034, Sep 1991

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*** Bertha Browning, born Nov. 1, 1879 *** Edward Browning, born Sept. 4, 1885 *** Roy Browning, born Dec. 9, 1893 *** Margaret Browning, born Aug. 28, 1895

87 - Frederick R. Browning, son of Anson and Clara (Russell) Browning, born June 18, 1872; died Mar. 10, 1925; married Ella Snow.

Children of Frederick and Ella (Snow) Browning: *** Franklin *** Paul *** Clyde

73A - Sarah McClellan, daughter of Michael and Jane (Patter­ son) McClellan, born June 12, 1817; died Colrain Nov. 1866; married Dec. 10, 1846, William Coombs of Colrain, son of Jonathan and Elizabeth (McCrellis) Coombs. He was born in Colrain July 17, 1810; died there July 2, 1880. In 1852 he bought the Andrew and John Smith place where the first settle­ ment in Colrain was made, and his descendants are still living there (1970).

Children of William and Sarah (McClellan) Coombs: *** Jane Elizabeth Coombs, born May 4, 1848; married J. D. Purrington of Seward, Nebraska. *** Henry Wilcox Coombs, born Sept. 9, 1849; died May 6, 1879, unmarried. 88- Edwin W. Coombs, born Mar. 5, 1853 89- Robert McClellan Coombs, born Mar. 5, 1853 (Twin) *** Mary Ann Coombs, born Nov. 4, 1856; died Sept. 11, 1859 *** Sarah Brown Coombs, born Sept. 27, 1860; died Nov. 9, 1866

88 - Edwin W. Coombs, son of William and Sarah (McClellan) Coombs, born Mar. 4, 1853, married, Oct. 8, 1878, Flora Jane Burrington, daughter of Allen L. and Olive (Underwood' 92

Burrington. She was born Halifax, Vt. , Sept. 23, 1858.

Children of Edwin and Flora (Burrington) Coombs, born prob­ ably in Colrain: *** Mabel Robinson Coombs, born June 1, 1881; married Charles J. Connick 90- William Henry Coombs, born Sept. 15, 1883 *** Evelyn Burrington Coombs, born Oct. 3, 1885; mar­ ried Lee A. Pennegar.

90 - William H. Coombs, son of Edwin and Flora (Burrington) Coombs, born Sept. 15, 1883, married Nettie J. Brown.

Children of William H. and Nettie (Brown) Coombs:

89 - Robert M. Coombs, son of William and Sarah (McClellan) Coombs, born Mar. 5, 1853; married Feb. 22, 1892, Ella Phi­ lena Donelson, daughter of Reuben and Nancy (Thompson) Don­ elson. She was born Colrain Aug. 13, 1864. Robert's house was built in 1875, the fourth house on the Andrew Smith land.

Children Tfutr: D0JI1els·.m Ci0c:)111hs, b. ?nl,:, 27, 12:J'3 **" H;Jbe-,rt 1~d\l\/in C 9,n11bs, b. 1Jov. 0, 1890 *** John McClellan Coombs, born Mar. 30, 1895; mar­ ried Nov. 4, 1925, Lucy May Hammond. Children: *** Lucile Coombs, born Sept. 13, 1927 *** Lois Coombs, born July 1, 1930 Robert Edwin Coombs, born Nov. 6, 1896; married Sarah Wells. Children: *** Jane Elizabeth Coombs, born July 31, 1921 *** Phyllis, born July 1, 1923 *** Robert E., Jr. born May 3, 1925 *** Mary Eleanor, born June 28, 1927 *** Allyn Woodward, born June 8, 1934 93

*** Margaret Donelson Coombs, born May 19, 1903 *** Marjorie D. Coombs, born May 19, 1903 (twin)

7 4 - Anne McClellan, daughter of Michael and Jane (Patt.erson) McClellan, born Oct. 24, 1819; married Oct. 5, 1859, Seth Purinton. He was born Jan. 29, 1806. They lived in Neving­ ton Junction, Conn. Apparently no children, though there may have been a daughter Mary. 75 - John McClellan, son of Michael and Jane (Patt.erson) McClellan, born Nov. 16, 1826; died Plainfield, Ill., Dec. 12, 1906; married at Springfield, Mass., Apr. 4, 1839, Arethusa Brown, daughter of Thomas Brown of Franklin Co. , Mass. She was born Colrain Dec. 25, 1826; died Plainfield, Ill., Apr. 4, 1905. John McClellan went to Illinois in 1855, settled on Section 29 in Plainfield, Feb. 1856, and moved to Plainfield Village in 1883. His farm on Sections 22 - 1 was devoted to agriculture and stock-raising.

Child of John and Arethusa (Brown) McClellan: 90- Edward R. McClellan, born Oct. 26, 1860, Will Co., Ill.

90 - Edward R. McClellan, son of John and Arethusa (Brown) McClellan, born Oct. 26, 1860; died as the result of an auto ac­ cident, 1940; married (1) Nov. 25, 1883, Carrie A. McAllister, daughter of Capt. Edward and Fannie (Beebe) McAllister of Plainfield. She was born Plainfield, Oct. 31, 1862; died there Dec. 18, 1912. He married (2) at Oak Park, Ill., June 1, 1916, Ada C. Latham, daughter of John and Mary (Kenyon) Latham of Florence, Kentucky. He engaged in farming and stock raising on the home place of 265 acres, which had belonged to his fa­ ther, after att.ending college at Niles, Mich. He retired from farming in 1915 and became active in local Republican politics, and in the Bull Moose movement.

Children of Edward and Carrie (McAllister) McClellan, born Plainfield: *** Inez A. McClellan, born Aug. 18, 1887; married, 94

Plainfield, Ill., Nov. 25, 1916, Sterling Patterson, son of Palmer and Emma Patterson. He was born at Wheat­ land, Ill. Child: Jane Patterson *** Vera E. McClellan, born Aug. 16, 1889; married, El Paso, Texas, Thomas Morse. He was born in Penn­ sylvania. Children: Thomas Morse Katherine Morse *** John McClellan, born June 10, 1904; married June 10, 1935, Pearl Lane, daughter of George and Alice Lane.

JANE (McCLELIAN) BOLTON, daughter of Hugh and Sarah (Wilson) McClellan, Born, Colrain, Mass. , June 21, 1779; died Rowe, Mass., 95

JANE McCLELLAN LINE

5 - Jane McClellan, born Colrain June 21, 1779; died "in Bed" at Rowe, Mass., . . . _ ~ •. She married Samuel Bolton, son of Dr. Matthe9~a'"'M7acy ·'~cClanathan) Bolton, at Col­ rain May 7, 1801. They lived in Rowe and are buried in the old cemetery there, called the North Cemetery.

Children of Samuel and Jane (McClellan) Bolton: *** Mary McClellan Bolton, married Joseph Carley and lived in Jacksonville, Vt. *** Sarah Bolton married --- Witt. He disappeared and she took her maiden name of Bolton and bestowed it on her children: 91- William Bolton *** Twin who died in infancy *** Samuel Bolton Jr. died young. 92- Elizabeth Bolton, born Rowe, Feb. 2, 1810

91 - William Bolton, son of Sarah Bolton and --- Witt, mar­ ried Adelaide Augusta Wheeler, daughter of Zachariah Wheeler of Whitingham, Vt. They lived in Rowe. He died there, May 1901; she also died there, 1927.

Children of William and Adelaide (Wheeler) Bolton: *** Isabelle, Willis, Ralph, Jenny, all died in infancy of diphtheria. *** Blanche Bolton married (1) Edward Amidon of Peter­ sham; (2) George Tuttle of Heath. Child: Edgar Bolton Amidon, who lived (1941) in Wash­ ington, D. C. *** Geneva Bolton married Edgar Pike of Rowe. 6 chil­ dren. *** Florence Bolton married Leon o. Boyd of Wilming­ ton. One son. *** Jeannette Bolton married Charles L. Hicks of Rowe. 3 sons. *** Lawrence McClellan Bolton never married. 96

*** Hugh McClellan Bolton died from falling on a pitch­ fork. Unmarried. 93- Jane Bolton, born 1818 *** Wilson Bolton died young.

92 - Elizabeth Bolton, daughter of Samuel and Jane (McClellan) Bolton, born Feb. 2, 1810, married Alanson Chase Norton of Bennington, Vt. She died Feb. 19, 1877.

Children of Alanson and Elizabeth (Bolton) McClellan: *** Elihu Webster Norton, born 1837; died 1841 *** Samuel Bolton Norton, born Oct. 25, 1841; killed be­ fore Petersburg, Va., June 18, 1864. Unmarried. *** Jane Elizabeth Norton, born Dec. 30, 1842; died May 14, 1923; married Luther Lapham Walton, Northville, Mich. , June 30, 1868. Children of Luther Walton and Jane (Norton) Walton: *** Guy Alanson Walton, born July 24, 1869; mar­ ried Carrington, N. D. Vada Reinmiller. He died Apr. 27, 1933. 8 children. *** Hugh Bolton Walton, born Aug. 4, 1871. No further information. *** Elizabeth Walton, born Sept. 5, 1872; married George William Mooers. Children: Amy E. Mooers and Ruth H. Mooers. *** Jacob J. Walton, married Stacia Hennessy. 5 children.

93 - Jane Bolton, daughter of Samuel and Jane (McClellan) Bol­ ton, born Rowe, 1818; died May 10, 1892; married Alcander Preston of Halifax, Vt. He died Oct. 5, 1913, aged 95.

Children of Alcander and Jane (Bolton) Preston: *** Alice Preston, born July 1851, died Aug. 6, 1939; married Horace Stowe. He died Apr. 13, 1907; aged 52. Children of Horace and Alice (Preston) Stowe: *** Preston Stowe, died July 11, 1910, aged 31. *** Flora A. Stowe (possibly his wife) died July 7, 1934, aged 61. 97 MARGARET McCLELLAN LlNE

6 - Margaret McClellan, daughter of Hugh and Sarah (Wilson) McClellan, born Colrain May 2, 1781; died Newark, N. Y. Oct. 6, 1846; buried Williams family lot, Willow Ave. Cemetery. She married Jan. 11, 1810, Benjamin Carrier, son of Benja­ min and Jerusha (Ballard) Carrier. He was born in Greenfield, Mass. 1784; died Oneida, N. Y., Jan. 11, 1831. After his death Margaret moved to Newark, N. Y. to live with her daugh­ ters.

Children of Benjamin and Margaret (McClellan) Carrier, all probably born Greenfield, Mass. : 93A - Sarah Wilson Carrier, born Dec. 11, 1810 *** Benjamin Carrier, born Apr. 23, 1813; died Sept. 24, 1830 94- Elizabeth Carrier, born Mar. 14, 1815

93A - Sarah Wilson Carrier, daughter of Benjamin and Margaret (McClellan) Carrier, born Dec. 16, 1810; died Feb. 7, 1895 at Newark; married Rowe, Mass., Oct. 29, 1835, Solon Tay­ lor. He was born South Hero, Vt., Sept. 13, 1811; died New­ ark, Dec. 30, 1868. At the time of her marriage, Sarah lived with a relative in Nassau, N. Y. To avoid calling the banns in New York State, which was then required by law, they were married rrjust over the boundary11 in Rowe, where she had oth­ er relatives. That same year they traveled to Newark by pack­ et on the Erie Canal. Sarah1 s sister, Elizabeth traveled with them. This information can be found in the "Patterson Gene­ alogy" by A. Roy Diehl.

Children of Solon and Sarah (Carrier) Taylor: *** Daughter, born Sept. 6, 1837; died Sept. 25, 1837 *** Edward Benjamin Taylor, born May 6, 1846; killed in the Civil War at Mansfield, La., Apr. 8, 1864. Un­ married. Some interesting letters written during the War by Edward Taylor are in the possession of his grand­ nephew, C. Hugh McClellan. 98

*** Sarah Elizabeth, born Sept. 6, 1849; died Feb. 10, 1855. 95- Ella Maria, born Mar. 27, 1852.

95 - Ella Taylor, daughter of Solon and Sarah (Carrier) Tay­ lor, born Mar. 27, 1852 at Newark, N. Y. , married Eugene Williams. He was born Camden, N. Y., Dec. 26, 1849; died at Newark about 1945. She died there July 30, 1928. Both are buried Willow Ave. Cemetery.

Children of Eugene and Ella (Taylor) Williams: *** Helen Sarah Williams, born Feb. 13, 1874; died un­ married *** William Bradford Williams, born Apr. 28, 1876; d. Aug. 28, 1888. *** Maveret Eugenia Williams, born Oct. 4, 1880; died Oct. 25, 1969; married Joseph W. McClellan, son of Charles H. McClellan. For descendants see #80. She married (2) Morris Rogers Clark. He was born Palmyra, N. Y.; died Newark, Dec. 6, 1936. *** Ethel Grace Williams, born June 10, 1888; died un­ married. *** Luella Mary, born June 10, 1888; died Mar. 1, 1903.

94 - Elizabeth Carrier, daughter of Benjamin and Margaret (McClellan) Carrier, born Mar. 14, 1815; died Nov. 8, 1882; married Newark, Mar. 19, 1840, George Patterson. He was born July 28, 1812 at Drum Hwron, County Fermanagh, Ulster, Ireland; died at Allen's Hill, N. Y., Feb. 18, 1872. Both are buried West Bloomfield, N. Y. Elizabeth lived in Colrain from the time she was four, when her family moved there, probably from Greenfield. She learned the milliner's trade in Troy, N. Y., traveling on horseback over the Mohawk Trail.

Children of George and Elizabeth (Carrier) Patterson: *** Sarah Jane Patterson, born May 17, 1841; died Mar. 12, 1910; married Apr. 11, 1883, Newark, Marvin C. Welcher. He was born Newark, May 4, 1827; died there 99

Jan. 15, 1915. Child: Marvin Verne Welcher, born Newark, Nov. 21, 1886. 96- James Henry Patterson, born Newark June 26, 1844 97- Margaret Elizabeth Patterson, born Newark, Feb. 20, 1848. 98- Wilson Howell Patterson, born about 1850. *** George Edward Patterson married, Apr. 26, 1899, Anna B. McGreevy of Allens Hill. She was born there May 14, 1860. No children.

96 - James H. Patterson, son of George and Elizabeth (Car­ rier) Patterson, born June 26, 1844; died Victor, N. Y. Mar. 28, 1913; married Avon, N. Y., May 9, 1866, Mary Eliza Buck. She was born Avon, May 21, 1845; died there Apr. 21, 1915. Children of James and Mary (Buck) Patterson: *** George Madison Patterson, born North Bloomfield, N. Y. Jan. 19, 1873; died Penfield, N. Y. Aug 11, 1888. *** Charles Bown Patterson, born Penfield, N. Y. Sept. 27, 1883; married, Victor, N. Y., Sept. 26, 1903, Cal­ lie Lucille Tillotson. She was born Victor, Dec. 10, 1885. Divorced. *** One son, Leon Charles Patterson, born Victor, Nov. 19, 1904; married (1) May 7, 1927, Rochester, N. Y., Olga Williams. She was born Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, Aug. 12, 1902. Divorced. *** One son, Phillip Charles Patterson, born Roch­ ester, July 26, 1920. Leon Patterson married (2) Avon, N. Y., Aug. 16, 1935, Marian Buck.

97 - Margaret Elizabeth, daughter of George and Elizabeth (Carrier) Patterson, born Feb. 20, 1848; died Feb. 26, 1907, Allens Hill, N. Y.; married Nov. 1, 1866, Asa Noah Deal. He was born Feb. 14, 1842; died Allens Hill, N. Y., Jan. 29, 1915.

Children of Asa and Margaret (Patterson) Deal: 99- Sarah Elizabeth Deal, born Aug. 6, 1867, Allens Hill, N. Y. 100

100- Ella Caroline Deal, born Oct. 26, 1869, Lima. N. Y. 101- Harriet Bown Deal, born Apr. 29, 1871, Allens Hill 102- Mary Henrietta Deal, born Dec. 10, 1873, Lima *** Jennette Howell Deal, born Jar1. 21, 1876, Lima. No further information. *** Asa Roy Deal, born Apr. 18, 1878, Lima; married Sept. 16, 1903, Victor, N. Y., Alice May Dubois. She was born Mar. 10, 1872 at South Addison, N. Y. No children. A. Roy Deal was the family genealogist. 103- George Wolfe Deal, born July 16, 1881, Lima. *** Marjorie Louise Deal, born Jan. 7, 1884, Allens Hill; married Aug. 9, 1911, Walter P. Lilly at Allens Hill. He was born Angelica, N. Y., Jan. 30, 1888. No children. 104- Ruth Emeline Deal, born Dec. 22, 1886, Allens Hill. 105- John Ellis Deal, born June 3, 1889, Allens Hill.

99 - Sarah E. Deal, daughter of Margaret E. (Patterson) and Asa Deal, born Aug. 6, 1867; married, Oct. 22, 1902, James Martin Adsit. She was his second wife. He was born Sept. 7, 1866, Clifton Park, N. Y.

Children of Martin and Sarah (Deal) Adsit: *** Asa Deal Adsit, born Clifton Park,' Jan. 20, 1904; died there Mar. 31, 1904. *** Kenneth Deal Adsit, born Clifton Park, Apr. 22, 1905 *** Roy Ellis Adsit, born Feb. 24, 1908; married, Clif­ ton Park, June 9, 1931, Bessie Leona Pierce. She was born Jonesville, N. Y., Aug. 24, 1908. Child: Carol Joyce Adsit, born Clifton Park,Mar. 2, 1936.

100 - Ella Caroline Deal, daughter of Asa and Margaret E. (Pat­ terson) Deal, born Oct. 26, 1869, married Mar. 29, 1899, Jo­ seph Holmes. He was born Butterwick, England, June 16, 1861.

Children of Joseph and Ella (Deal) Holmes,born Castile,N. Y.: *** Margaret Elizabeth Holmes, born Oct. 5, 1900 *** Robert Joseph Holmes, born Jan. 12, 1905 *** George Deal Holmes, born Dec. 20, 1907 *** Vincent Whitely Holmes, born Dec. 12, 1912 101 101 - Harriet B. Deal, daughter of Margaret (Patterson) and Asa Deal, born Apr. 29, 1871, married Sept. 8, 1897, Rev. David Hughes at Allens Hill, N. Y. He was born Newtown Wales, Nov. 15, 1869.

Children of David and Harriet (Deal) Hughes: *** Hugh Deal Hughes, born Dec. 1, 1898, Ephratah, N. Y. *** Maveret Elizabeth Hughes, born Feb. 18, 1902, Clifton Park *** Marjorie Lois Hughes, born Jan. 7, 1907, Mayfield, N. Y. *** Eleanor Gratia Hughes, born June 20, 1909, Pawlet, Vt.

102 - Mary H. Deal, daughter of Asa and Margaret (Patterson) Deal, born Dec. 10, 1873, married Oct. 22, 1902, Allens Hill, N. Y., Stoughton Tracy Garlinghouse. He was born Allens Hill, June 18, 1863.

Children of Stoughton and Mary (Deal) Garlinghouse: *** Leonard Deal Garlinghouse, born Dec. 24, 1906, Allens Hill *** Nelson Asa Garlinghouse, born Jan. 6, 1910, Al­ lens Hill

103 - George W. Deal, son of Asa and Margaret (Patterson) Deal, born July 16, 1881, married Canadice, N. Y., Oct. 31, 1906, Edith C. Norget. She was born there Aug. 18, 1881.

Children of George and Edith (Norget) Deal, all born Allens Hill: *** Emily Margaret Deal, born Oct. 11, 1907; died Sept. 5, 1933 *** Elsie Jennette Deal, born Oct. 11, 1909 *** Asa Norget Deal, born July 8, 1912 *** Caroline Minnie Deal, born Mar. 19, 1917 *** George Wilson Deal, born July 29, 1920 *** Edith Barbara Deal, born Dec. 18, 1922 102

104 - Ruth E. Deal, daughter of Asa and Margaret (Patterson) Deal, born Dec. 22, 1886, married Allens Hill, Dec. 28, 1911, Theodore Ervin Wiggins. He was born Lima, N. Y., Feb. 5, 1883; died there Mar. 13, 1920.

Children of Theodore and Ruth (Deal) Wiggins: *** Ellen Margaret Wiggins, born Lima Dec. 27, 1915 *** Theodore Edward Wiggins, born Lima, Dec. 3, 1917

105 - John E. Deal, son of Asa and Margaret (Patterson) Deal, born June 3, 1889, married Nov. 17, 1915, Grace Mildred John­ son. She was born Steamburg, N. Y., Dec. 13, 1894.

Children of John E. and Grace (Johsnon) Deal: *** John Ellis Deal, born Jan. 30, 1917, Allens Hill *** Ruth Jennette Deal, born Victor, N. Y., Sept. 19, 1918 *** Mary Ellen Deal, born Feb. 6, 1920, Victor *** Roy Charles Deal, born May 10, 1920, Victor *** Edward Johnson Deal, born Mar. 21, 1923, Victor *** Harriet Elizabeth Deal, born Sept. 11, 1928, Al­ lens Hill

98 - Wilson H. Patterson, son of George and Elizabeth (Car­ rier) Patterson, born about 1850, married Nov. 11, 1874, Ger­ trude Eugenia Allen. She was born LeRoy, Mich. , Mar. 17, 1857; died Allens Hill, Sept. 28, 1933.

Children of Gertrude (Allen) and Wilson Patterson, all born Allens Hill: 106- Frank Allen Patterson, born Aug. 14, 1878 107- Robert McClellan Patterson, born Mar. 8, 1882 *** Elizabeth Gertrude Patterson, born Apr. 16, 1885; married Sept. 1, 1920, Albert Woolston. He was born Sept. 12, 1882, East Bloomfield, N. Y. No Children. *** Lyra Carson Patterson, born Sept. 27, 1890; mar­ ried Sept. 2, 1922, Isaac Myron Green, his second wife. He was born Oct. 30, 1885, Allens Hill. No children. 103

*** Glenn Wilson Patterson, born Feb. 6, 1893; died Apr. 29, 1914 *** James Wayne Patterson, born Sept. 22, 1895.

DR. SAMUEL McCLELLAN, son of Dr. Samuel R., and Cynthia (Garner) McClellan, Born Mar. 8, 1840; died Kenosha, Wis., Apr. 9, 1887 104

SAMUEL McCLELLAN LINE

7 - Samuel McClellan, son of Col. Hugh and Sarah (Wilson) McClellan, born June 14, 1787; died Town of Schodack, N. Y., Apr. 8, 1855. Buried Nassau Cemetery; married Laura Han­ nah Cook of Nassau, Rensselaer County, N. Y. She was born Jan. 4, 1787; died Oct. 30, 1865, and is also buried in Nassau Cemetery. Samuel attended Deerfield Academy and studied medicine with his older brother, John, of Livingston, Colum­ bia County, N. Y. (No. 3). He was examined and licensedby the Columbia County Medical Society about 1813. He then re­ moved to the Town of Schodack, where he set up practice. His eulogy, written by Dr. Thomas Blatchford in 1857 says that he had a reputation as a skillful physician gained by his success­ ful treatment in an epidemic of typhoid pneumonia. He died of cancer of the rectum, 1rthe progress and termination of which he diagnosed almost to the letter. In health, he was much above average height and weight. 1r

Children of Dr. Samuel and Laura (Cook) McClellan: 106- Laura Cook McClellan, born Mar. 16, 1817 107- Mary Elizabeth McClellan, born Oct. 10, 1818 108 - Hugh Wilson McClellan, born Dec. 21, 1820 109- Sarah Thankful McClellan, born Nov. 2, 1824 110- Robert Henry McClellan, born Dec. 28, 1826 111- Harriet Eliza McClellan, born Apr. 27, 1829

106 - Laura c. McClellan, daughter of Dr. Samuel and Laura (Cook) McClellan, born Mar. 16, 1817; died 1880; married 1838, Anson Bingham of Nassau. He was born Dec. 2, 1811; died Troy, N. Y., Nov. 17, 1882. They had seven children, all of whom died young. We know the names of five.

Children of Anson and Laura (McClellan) Bingham: *** Laura Cook Bingham, born Jan. 15, 1841; died Jan. 25, 1842 *** Henry Bingham, born Jan. 10, 1844; died Sept. 30, 1845 105

*** Laura D. Bingham, born July 14, 1846; died 1867 *** Harriet Bingham, born Oct. 23, 1848; died Sept. 20, 1854 *** Robert A. Bingham, born Jan. 3, 1851; died 1874

107 - Mary Elizabeth McClellan, daughter of Dr. Samuel and Laura (Cook) Bingham, born Oct. 10, 1818; died Homer, N. Y. Oct. 1843. She married Paris Barber, son of Jedediah and Matilda (Tuttle) Barber. He was born at Homer Oct. 7, 1814; died there May 7, 1876. He married (2) Lydia Jane Lewis.

Children of Paris and Mary E. (McClellan) Barber: 112- Mary Elvenah Barber, born Sept. 3, 1841 *** Samuel McClellan Barber, born Oct. 30, 1843. He married and lived in Troy, N. Y. No children.

112 - Mary Elvenah Barber, daughter of Paris and Mary (McClellan) Barber, born Sept. 3, 1841; died Mar. 16, 1862. She married Samuel W. Lovejoy of Cohoes, N. Y. One child: 113- Samuel Paris Lovejoy born abt. 1862.

113 - Samuel P. Lovejoy, son of Samuel and Mary (Barber) Lovejoy, born Mar. 10, 1862; died Feb. 15, 1940. He was adopted by his great uncle, Robert McClellan (No. 110) and given the McClellan name. He married about 1895, Henrietta Van Huyck Bowers. She was born Mar. 4, 1865; died Feb. 10, 1936. He practiced law in Troy.

Child of Samuel and Henrietta (Bowers) McClellan: *** Robert P. McClellan, born Troy, N. Y., 1899; died Grand Rapids, Mich., Oct. 1, 1951; married Mildred S--­ Two children: Molly A. McClellan Robert E. McClellan

108 - Hugh W. McClellan, son of Samuel and Laura (Cook) McClellan, born Dec. 21, 1820; died Oct. 11, 1896; buried Nassau. He married Jan. 7, 1846, Emma F. Marvin. She 106 was born July 4, 1825; died Nov. 2, 1897. He graduated from Union College at the age of 18, studied law with John Koon of Troy and later of Albany, and was admitted to the bar Oct. 1842. He practiced law in Nassau, was town clerk and super­ intendent of schools there. He was surrogate of Rensselaer County 1867 to 1871. In 1877 he was elected county judge. He became President of the Chatham Water Company in 1886.

Children of Hugh and Emma (Marvin) McClellan: 114- Mary Elizabeth McClellan, born Oct. 22, 1846 *** Samuel McClellan, born Aug. 25, 1850; died May 1888; buried Nassau Cemetery. He married Elizabeth Brockway June 5, 1878. One child: Emma B. McClellan, born 1883; died 1909; buried Nassau. She married Walter M. Delaven. 115- George McClellan, born Oct. 10, 1856.

114 - Mary E. McClellan, daughter of Hugh W. and Emma (Marvin) McClellan, born Oct. 22, 1846; died 1928; married Louis Potter of Troy, N. Y., born 1823; died 1881. She mar­ ried (2) George R. Percy, born 1842; died 1927. Both are buried Nassau Cemetery.

Children of Louis and Mary (McClellan) Potter: *** Louis Potter, born 1873 *** Hugh Potter *** Madaline Potter

Louis Potter, Jr. apparently never married. He studied in Holland and became a painter and sculptor. He was a world traveler, spending some time in India, Europe, the British Isles, and North Africa. Many of his paintings are in the pos­ session of his cousin, Mrs. Paul Trahan of Arlington, Va. (No. 119). He died in Seattle, Washington, under mysterious circumstances, and is buried in Nassau Cemetery. The in­ scription over his grave reads: HUGH WILSON McCLELLAN, son of Dr. Samuel and Laura (Cook) McClellan, Born Schodack, N. Y., Dec. 21, 1820; died Nassau, N. Y., Oct. 11, 1896

107

In memory of Louis Potter, Sculptor

Who wrought in bronze and marble manyworks of exceeding beauty and power. He ever felt a near­ ness to the infinite life and an abiding faith in an eternal existence. In his short passage on this earth he left a rich inheritance to his fellow men.

1873 - 1912

115 - George McClellan, son of Hugh and Emma (Marvin) McClellan, born Schodack, Oct. 10, 1856; died Feb. 20, 1920; married Nov. 22, 1882, Elizabeth Shufelt, born May 18, 1857; died Apr. 4, 1894. Both are buried Nassau Cemetery. He graduated from Albany Law School 1880 and subsequentlyprac­ ticed law with his father at Chatham, N. Y. He was police jus­ tice for two terms, postmaster at Chatham, Surrogate of Col­ umbia County 1907-1913, elected as Democrat to the 63rd Con­ gress 1913-1915, a delegate to the Democratic National Con­ vention at San Francisco, 1920; and president of the Columbia Agricultural Society for ten years. Later he moved to Kinder­ hook, N. Y., where he died.

Children of George and Elizabeth (Shufelt) McClellan: *** LauraMcClellan,born 1884;died 1961;married Ben­ jamin Feldner, born 1881; died 1965. She was a gradu­ ate of Emma Willard School in Troy. Both are buried Nassau Cemetery. No children. 118- Hugh Wilson McClellan, born 1887 *** George McClellan, Jr., born Chatham Aug. 13, 1893; died 1922; unmarried. He attended Syracuse University at the outbreak of World War I. He left school immedi­ ately, went to France and enlisted in the 622nd Army Am­ bulance Service attached to the French Army, Sept. 17, 1917. He served at Mt. Kemmell, Lassegny, both at­ tacks at Compiegne, and the taking of Chemin des Dames. The 622nd Ambulance was cited twice. Private McClellan received a personal citation and the Croix de Guerre for 108

braveryunder fire. Discharged May 20, 1919 at St. Anun, France, he returned to America and resumed his studies at Syracuse University. His death resulted from the ef­ fects of poison gas.

118 - Hugh Wilson McClellan, son of George and Elizabeth (Shufeldt), born 1887, married Mabel Berrian O'Neil, daugh­ ter of James O'Neil, one of the charter members of Tamm~y Hall, and Christine (Boehmer) O'Neil, a concert pianist. Ma­ bel McClellan was born in 1896. Both are living (1970) at Chatham, N. Y. He has been active in Democratic politics and served for many years as Sheriff of Columbia County.

Children of Hugh W. and Mabel (0' Neil) McClellan: 119- Elizabeth McClellan, born 1915 120- George McClellan

119 - E1izabeth McClellan, daughter of Hugh W. and Mabel (O'Neil) McClellan, born in 1915, married Paul K. Trahan. He was born Aug. 10, 1914. They are (1970) living in Arlington, Va. Mrs. Trahan is a painter. Capt. Trahan graduated from St. Lawrence University 1938. During World War II he was captain of a submarine chaser in both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. At the beginning of the Korean War he sold out his interest in the G. A. Trahan Decorating Co. , and returned to the Navy as a regular instead of a reserve officer. He has served as Public Affairs Officer, stationed in this country and in the Pacific area. At present (1970) he is Chief of Informa­ tion at Naval Material Command, Washington, D. C. Mrs. Trahan graduated from Skidmore College and taught English and History at Lebanon Central High School during the War.

Children of Paul K. and Elizabeth (McClellan) Trahan: *** Christina Laura Trahan, born 1939; married Brian D. McGinnis of Hermosa Beach, Calif. 2 children. *** S~lly McClellan Trahan, born 1947; married George Kloman, son of John Kloman. 2 children. 109

*** Paul Kenneth Trahan, Jr., born 1949; married Carol Compton of Arlington, Va. He served in the Navy, and is now (1970) employed with Dowty Propellor Co. A graduate of Columbian College in Washington, he is at­ tending night classes in mechanical engineering at the University of Northern Virginia.

120 George McClellan, son of Hugh W. and Mabel (O'Neil) McClellan lives with his parents at Chatham. He is not mar­ ried.

109 - Sarah T. McClellan,daughterof Samuel and Laura (Cook) McClellan, born Nov. 2, 1824, married John T. Hogeboom of Ghent, N. Y., the son of Tobias Hogeboom. He was born Jan. 31, 1816. They were married Dec. 15, 1843.

Children of John and Sarah (McClellan) Hogeboom: *** Mary Rebecca Hogeboom, born Feb. 18, 1845; mar­ ried Dec. 1866, Edwin Tracy of Ghent, N. Y. Children: Robert, William, Henry, Eliza Thankful. *** Sarah Elizabeth Hogeboom, born Jan. 22, 1847; married Oct. 1872, Cyro E. Cadalyo of Cuba. Child: Sarah McClellan Cadalyo, born Oct. 24, 1874. *** Franklin Robert Hogeboom, born Mar. 30, 1853. No further record. *** William Lawrence Hogeboom, born Mar. 21, 1857; married Linda ---. Became a doctor of medicine. No children.

110 - Robert Henry McClellan, son of Dr. Samuel and Laura (Cook) McClellan, born Dec. 28, 1826, at Schodack, N. Y. He graduated from Union College, Phi Beta Kappa, 1845. He be­ gan to study medicine with his father, but abandoned it for law, which he studied with Anson Bingham, his brother-in-law, and was admitted to the New York Bar 1848. He went to California during the Gold Rush of 1 49; returned in 1852 and settled in Nassau, N. Y .. He was County Supervisor there 1854. 1855 Surrogate of the County of Rensselaer. Resumed the private 110 practice of law 1860 in Troy as a partner of James Lansing. He authored a legal guide for executors and also a treatise on Practice in the Surrogatefs Court and the duties of executors, administrators and guardians. He married 1852, Elizabeth Tobey. She was born Jan. 22, 1832; died Dec. 5, 1901. Rob­ ert H. McClellan may be credited with making the first re­ searches into the family history and trying to find his ancestors in Ireland and Scotland, apparently without results. I have let­ ters written by him on this subject as far back as 1857. Even­ tually he turned over his material to his cousin, Charles H. McClellan, who continued the investigations. (See #78) Robert H. McClellan died in Troy, Apr. 21, 1893. He had no children, but adopted the son of his niece, Mary Elvanah (Barber) and Samuel Lovejoy. (See #113)

111 - Harriet E. McClellan, daughter of Dr. Samuel and Laura (Cook) McClellan, born Apr. 27, 1829 at Nassau; married Jacob Brockway Shibley, Mar. 25, 1851. He was the son of Jeremiah and Lydia (Brockway) Shibley, and was born July 14, 1827 in Schodack, one of a family of eight children. He was five feet nine inches tall, with blue eyes and dark brown hair. He was active, athletic, fun-loving-an extrovert. He was an ardent patriot and devoted to Abraham Lincoln, but to his re­ gret, because of his wife and children, he could not serve in the Army during the Civil War. He was a tax collectorin Nas­ sau until 1856, when they moved to Richmond, Ill. Jacob Shib­ ley died at the home of John and Sarah Hogeboom in Ghent, N. Y., Feb. 22, 1871, and is buried in Nassau Cemetery. After his death the family returned to Illinois; later to Wisconsin. Harriet Shibley died at the home of her daughter Sarah, in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, Dec. 8, 1889. Buried Nassau Cem­ etery.

Children of Jacob and Harriet (McClellan) Shibley: 120- Laura Lydia Shibley, born Dec. 19, 1854 121- Sarah Root Shibley, born May 19, 1857, Rockton, · Ill. *** 8amnP.1 M~ClP.llim 8hihlP.v. hnT'n .T1mP ?.4. 1 ~fi!l•niP.n ROBERT H. McCLELLAN, son of Dr. Samuel and Laura (Cook) McClellan, Born Schodack, N. Y., Dec. 28, 1826; died Trov. N. Y .. Anr_ 21 _ rnq_q

111

Jan. 22, 1863, of scarlet fever. *** George Henry Shibley, born Randall, Wis., Sept. 4, 1861; married Alice Smith Paterson 1906. She died 1928. He studied Union College of Law, Chicago; University of Chicago, and George Washington University. He was ad­ mitted to Illinois bar 1888, to practice in Supreme Court of U.S. 1911. Named in Who's Who in America for 1936- 37. 123- Harriet Bingham Shibley, born Randall, Wis., Jan. 27, 1864. *** Mary Capitola Shibley, born Randall, Wis., Jan. 4, 1868; married Dec. 1, 1898, Miles Richard Cole, son of Miles Hammon and Caroline (Cooley) Cole, He was born Dec. 10, 1865, Burton Township, Ill. They lived (1940) in Richmond, Ill. Mrs. Cole was the genealogist of the Shibley family, beginning with Michael McClellan. No children.

120 - Laura L. Shibley, daughter of Jacob and Marriet (McClel­ lan) Shibley, born Dec. 19, 1854, died Chicago, Ill. , Feb. 22, 1900; married Dec. 16, 1879, Johnathan Moth. He was born Rush Lake, Wis. , May 16, 1853; died Chicago, Ill. , 1920. Ed­ ucated Hahneman Medical School, Chicago. M. D. 1890.

Children of Johnathan and Laura (Shibley) Moth: *** Laura Harriet Moth, born Winnetka, Ill. , Oct. 31, 1880; married June 19, 1909, Willis Stose Hilpert. He was born Feb. 24, 1881, Ph.D., University of Chicago, 1909. A consulting chemist. Lived Chicago, 1940. Chil­ dren: Marion Moth Hilpert, born Chicago, Mar. 11, 1911 Frank Moth Hilpert, born Chicago, Apr. 11, 1914. Medical student 1940. *** Robert Shibley Moth, born Winnetka, Ill., Dec. 26, 1881; M. D., University of Chicago 1905. Living Council Bluffs, Iowa 1940; married Myrtle Moore 1913. Child: Robert Shibley Moth Jr., born Council Bluffs, May 30, 1920. Student at U. of Iowa, 1940. 112

*** Margery Dorothy Moth, born Winnetka, Ill., Feb. 8, 1885; married Dec. 27, 1909, James Patton McCormick. He was born Ottawa, Canada, 1880; M. D. McGill; Queens College M. D. 1905. He died Winnetka, 1935. Children: James Patton McCormick, Jr., born Mar. 1, 1911; Chicago; Ph.D. 1937; married June 3, 1938, Jane Williams Hume at New York. She was born Lake George, N. Y. 1915. Educated at Oxford and Col­ umbia School of Law. Alan Gordon McCormick, born Edmonton, Alberta, Nov. 26, 1915. Student of Law, 1940.

121 - Sarah Root Shibley, daughter of Jacob and Harriet (McClellan) Shibley, born May 19, 1857, married Richmond, Ill. , June 3, 1885, John Edward Nethercut, son of George Smythe and Mary Bell (McConnell) Nethercut. He was born New York City, Mar. 29, 1852. He'died Apr. 10, 1919. Ed­ idtor of the Lake Geneva Herald for thirty years.

Children of Sarah (Shibley) and John E. Nethercut: *** Mary Bell Nethercut, born Richmond, Ill., Aug. 6, 1886; A. B. Smith College, 1909; graduated Wisconsin Li­ brary School 1913; employed as college librarian. Liv­ ing DesMoines, Iowa, 1940. Married Sept. 1, 1939, Glenn Albert Kenderdine, son of Theodore and Mary (Spurrier) Kenderdine. He was born Liston, Iowa, Apr. 9, 1879. *** John Edward Nethercut, born Feb. 15, 1891, Lake Geneva, Wis. *** George Edward Nethercut, twin. Both died Feb. 28, 1891.

122 - Harriet B. Shibley, daughter of Jacob and Harriet (McClellan) Shibley, born Jan. 27, 1864; married Howard Grant Vosburgh, son of John Beecher and Caroline (Gibbs) Vosburgh, at Richmond, Ill., Feb. 18, 1885. He was born July 1862. He died Rockford, Ill. March 1935. Buried Mound 113

Prairie Cemetery, Randall.

Children of Howard and Harriet (Shibley) Vosburgh: 123- John Beecher Vosburgh II, born Randall, Wis., Jan. 25, 1886 124- George Shibley Vosburgh, born Randall, Wis., Oct. 11, 1893

123 - John B. Vosburgh II, son of Howard and Harriet (Shibley) Vosburgh, born Jan. 25, 1886; married Sara J. Minshall, Woodstock, Ill., Apr. 14, 1908.

Children of John B. Vosburgh and Sara (Minshall) Vosburgh: *** Harriett Elvina Vosburgh, born Lake Geneva, Wis., Nov. 28, 1909; married Fayetteville, Ark., May 28, 1926, Tell Austin Heinrichs, born Iola, Kansas, May 24, 1906. Children: *** Robert John Heinrichs, born Iola, Nov. 11, 1928 *** Tell Austin Heinrichs, Jr., born Iola, Feb. 2, 1930 *** Ruth Mary Heinrichs, born Wichita, Kansas, July 13, 1931 *** John Beecher Vosburgh III, born Lake Geneva, July 27, 1911; A. B. Wichita University 1933. *** Frank Robert Vosburgh, born Genoa City, Wis., Feb. 9, 1913; married, Wichita, Oct. 16, 1937, Margaret M. Goebel, born June 12, 1917, Billings, Oklahoma. Chil­ dren: *** John Beecher Vosburgh IV, born Wichita, Oct. 21, 1938. *** Margaret Harriett Vosburgh, born Wichita, Jan. 12, 1940.

124 - George Shibley, Vosburgh, son of Howard and Harriet (Shibley) Vosburgh, born Oct. 11, 1893; u. s. Army 1912-1915; n.iarried Martha Magdalene Gast, June 1, 1915. She was born near Stolp, Germany, June 22, 1891; died Rockford, Ill., Oct. 114

28, 1938. Children: *** Mary Shibley Vosburgh, born Randall, Wis., May 1, 1916; married June 9, 1934, Nestor Jacob Thalleen, born May 10, 1914. Children: Richard Cole Thalleen, born Rockford, Ill. , July 8, 1935 Nestor John Thalleen, born Oct. 28, 1940, Oak Park, Ill. *** Howard Grant Vosburgh, born Genoa City, Wis., June 21, 1919 *** Carol June Vosburgh, born Harvard, Ill., June 6, 1922; married Chicago, Apr. 1, 1939, Elmer Bayard Lutzoff, born Rockford, Ill. , Feb. 23, 1919. Child: Judith Ann Lutzoff, born Oak Park, Ill., Nov. 23, 1940 *** George Shibley Voslmrgh, Jr. , born New But­ ler, Wis., Dec. 28, 1923. 115

ROBERT McCLELLAN AND HIS DESCENDANTS

ROBERT McCLELLAN, son of Michael and Jane (Henry) McClellan and younger brother of Hugh, born Maghera, Ire­ land, Jan. 5, 1747, was ten years old when his father died. At the close of the French and Indian War, he was taken by Hugh through the forest and over the mountains to Albany, N. Y., where he was placed in the care of their uncle, Robert Henry, their mother's brother, who was a merchant in that city. He later went into business with his uncle, and at one time Robert McClellan had a store in Troy, also. Apparently he never re­ turned to Colrain. He married Jane Williams inAlbany Apr. 29, 1771. She was born in Albany Oct. 23, 1750. Robert was Treasurer of New York State 1798 to 1803. He died in Albany Oct. 8, 1817. He seems to have had few, if any, grandchil­ dren.

Children of Robert and Jane (Williams) McClellan: *** John McClellan, born June 29, 1772; died Mar. 22, 1808, Batavia, East Indies. *** Jane McClellan, born July 15, 1774; died Mar. 1806; married Spenser Philpot. *** Elizabeth, born Sept. 16, 1776; died Oct. 28, 1799; married John T. Spalding. *** Hannah, born Feb. 27, 1779; died 1846. *** Cornelia, born Dec. 26, 1780; died Oct. 23, 1820; married Rufus Brown, had one daughter who married --­ Bullock in Albany. *** Thomas McClellan, born Mar. 9, 1784; died 1854 at Albany. *** Martha McClellan, born July 9, 1786; living with brother Hugh in 1857; deranged for 30 years. *** Robert McClellan, Jr., born May 27, 1789; died Al­ bany Feb. 22, 1856; in U.S. Army for 20 years. *** Hugh McClellan, born Sept. 7, 1791, living Feb. 1857; married a sister of Eliza Miller; had a daughter. 116

MARTHA McCLELLAN, daughter of Michael and Jane Henry, born 1749, married Colrain, Dec. 1782, Asahel Ather­ ton of Shelburne. He was born at Greenfield, Nov. 9, 1747, the son of Shubel and Sarah (Allen) Atherton. Shubel was killed and scalped by Indians Aug. 23, 1756, according to Thompson's History of Greenfield. Shubel's father was an early settler of Deerfield. His name was Joseph Atherton, and his father was Rev. Hope Atherton of Dorchester. Asahel served at Cam­ bridge in 1775 in Capt. Moses Harvey's Company, Col. John Brewer's regt. Martha Atherton died Apr. 1788.

Children of Asahel and Martha (McClellan) Atherton: *** Sarah Atherton, born May 1783; died unmarried 1822. *** Asahel Atherton, Jr., born 1785; died 1822; mar­ ried --- Davis of Whitingham. *** Eber Atherton, born Sept. 1786, married Abigail Wheeler of Whitingham. He died Whitingham Jan. 25, 1871. 9 children. 117

ELIZABETH McCLELLAN, daughter of Michael and Jane (Henry) McClellan, born July 21, 1752; died May 5, 1825. She married, Jan. 10, 1783, Jonathan Severance of Greenfield, son of Jonathan and Thankful (Stebbins) Severance. He was born Greenfield, Apr. 11, 1750; died Truxton, N. Y., May 15, 1845; aged 95. The Severance family is one of the oldest in Mass­ achusetts, going back to John Severens, a settler at Salisbury in 1639. The following is a quotation from "Genealogical His­ tory" by Rev. John F. Severence, published in 1893. "Before the outbreak of the Revolution his [Jonathan's] father built a grist mill in Springfield, the first one in the re­ gion, and it fell to the lot of this son to act as miller. During the war he was drafted into service, and his father, in order to keep the mill running, procured a substitute. He was a man of medium height, broad-shouldered, fine physique, very sup­ ple, would turn a somersault at the age of 75, to the perfect disgust of the boys. ,r The family lived in Greenfield until 1800, when Jonathan moved them to Truxton, purchased a farm of Elnathan Bene­ dict, and lived there until his death.

Children of Jonathan and Elizabeth (McClellan) Severance, all probably born in Greenfield: *** Jonathan, born Oct. 15, 1783; died July 4, 1788. *** Hannah Severance, born Apr. 26, 1785; died July 4, 1807. She married Oct. 27, 1805, Jonathan Squires of Fabius, N. Y. Apparently no children. *** Elizabeth Severance, born Feb. 24, 1787; married Sept. 12, 1805, Charles Stewart of Truxton. Of this marriage only one child is known, Robert Stewart, who was governor of Missouri 1858-59. 1- Jonathan Severance born Oct. 28, 1788 2- John Severance, born Dec. 5, 1791 118

1 - Jonathan Severance, son of Jonathan and Elizabeth (McClel­ lan) Severance, born Oct. 28, 1788; died Feb. 19, 1845; mar­ ried Feb. 2, 1818, Eunice Taggart, daughter of James and Susanna (Hulbert) Taggart. She was born Aug. 17, 1792; died Apr. 26, 1880.

Children of Jonathan and Eunice (Taggart) Severance: *** Hugh McClellan Severance, born Nov. 26, 1818; died Sept. 13, 1880; married, Sept. 12, 1862, Angeline Graves. No children. *** Jane Severance, born Apr. 16, 1823. No further in­ formation. *** James Taggart Severance, born Sept. 4, 1824; mar­ ried Sept. 1856, Marian Bottsford. He settled in Can­ ada, became a farmer there, was also a public works contractor, a supervisor and assessor, and took a deep interest in public schools. *** John Severance, born Feb. 25, 1830; married May 25, 1860, Elizabeth Westcott. He went to Missouri 1853; was an engineer in the construction of the Hannibal & St. Joe Railroad, as well as the St. Joe-Denver Railroad. He was state senator 1864, colonel in the state militia during the Civil War, mayor of St. Joseph for several years and postmaster there for one term. In 1877 he removed to Axtell, Marshall County, Kansas, and after­ ward to Hutchinson, Reno County, where he became mayor of the city. One of Doniphan County's townships is named "Severanceir in his honor. *** Elmira, born Nov. 1, 1826. No further information. *** Mary Ann married Aug. 5, 1856, Wayne Young. 119

2 - John Severance, son of Jonathan and Elizabeth (McClellan) Severance, born Dec. 5, 1791; died Jan. 15, 1869; married (1) Feb. 25, 1812, Sabrina Smith, daughter of Maj. David and Martha (Thompson) Smith. She was born Aug. 12, 1790; died Mar. 23, 1853. He married (2) Aug. 28, 1856, Esther J. Whitmarsh.

Children of John and Sabrina (Smith) Severance: *** John Severance, born Jan. 27, 1813; died young *** Mariah Severance, born Feb. 27, 1816; married Oct. 11, 1847, Joel Gates. Children: John S. Gates, born Sept. 4, 1848; Jerome D. Gates, born Feb. 1, 1852; Clarissa Gates, born Nov. 4, 1855 *** David Smith Severance, married Feb. 15, 1842, Harriet Jeffrey. Children: John J. Severance, born Sept. 4, 1848; died Mar. 12, 1853 David Severance, born Dec. 20, 1854; died July 19, 1855 Jane Severance, born Nov. 4, 1852 *** Calvin Severance, married Mar. 21, 1848 Rosa­ mund Fay. Children: George Severance, born Mar. 14, 1850 Louisa Severance, born May 7, 1850 *** Clarissa Severance, married July 1, 1852, Timothy Brown. She died Sept. 1, 1866. They lived in Ringold County, Iowa. Children: Charles S. Brown, born Apr. 25, 1853 Alford Brown, born Mar. 20, 1855 *** Octavia Severance, died unmarried. INDEX

Abernathy, Lant, 63 Florence, 88 Adams, Elvira, 14 Austin, Asa, 23 Gennet, 14 Avery, James, 16 Sarah, 15 Ayres , Mary , 2 2 Adriance, Edwin, 77 Francis, 77 Babcock, Edwin, 31 Harris, 77 Joseph, 21 James R., 77 Baker, Arthur, 53 John, 77 Baldwin, Dexter, 30 Adsit, Asa, 100 Ballard, Jerusha, 97 Carol, 100 Ballou, Mandana, 48 James, 100 Banning, Archibald, 77 Kenneth, 100 Lydia, 77 Roy, 100 Bannister, Emily, 59 Alexander, E.D., 28 Barber, Belinda, 27,28 Allen, Amos, 7 Jonathon, 48 Charles S. , 6 Mary E., 105 Ebenezer S . , 6 , Matthew, 27 Esther L., 84 Paris, 105 Fidelia, 7 Barber, Samuel, 105 Gertrude , 10 2 Sarah, 48 Irena, 34 Bardwell, Amos, 34,35 Orinda, 7 Deane, 49 Sarah, 116 Elias, 34,35 Sylvanus, 7 Elizabeth, 35 Amidon, Edgar, 95 Frances, 35 Edward, 95 Helen H., 34 Anderson, Mary, 27 Jonathon, 33 Andrus, Cynthia, 10 Maria H., 35 Apte, William, 37 Martha, 35 Atherton, Asahel, 116 Sarah, 33 Eber, 116 William, 35 Hope, (Rev.), 116 Barker, Ethel, 56 Joseph, 116 E.V., 56 Sarah, 116 Barlow, Rebecca, 17 Shubel, 116 Barnard, Elisha, 8,15 Atwell, Elizabeth, 88 Prudence, 15

120 121

Semantha, 8 Marv Mee., 95 Barstow, Anne, 26 Bolton, Matthew, Dr., 95 Bauman, Laurence, 68 Nancy, 34 Otto, 68 Rachel, 7 Richard, 68 Samuel, 95,96 Beebe, Fannie, 93 William, 95 Bell, James P., 28 Willis, 95 Mary, 46 Wilson, 96 Sarah, 38 Bottsford, Marian, 118 Bennett, Linda, 10 Bowers, Henrietta, 105 Willard, 10 Boyd, Leon o., 95 Benson, Sarah, 49 Boylston, Francis, 35 Berges, David, 60 Brackett, Ida, 51 Donald, 60 William, 51 Emily, 60 Bradley, Samuel, 32 Herman, 60 Bramble, Gilbert, 20 Patrick, 60 Gilman, 9 Bingham, Anson, 104 Brockway, Elizabeth, 106 Harriet, 105 Lydia, 110 Henry, 104 Brown, Alford, 119 Laura C., 104 Arazina, 51 Laura D., 105 Arethusa, 93 Robert, 105 Charles, 119 Binkert, Evelyn, 89 Gertrude, 57 Boehmer, Christine, 108 Jared, 25 Boersma, William, 66 Nettie, 92 Boise, Frieda, 77 Rufus, 115 Otis, 77 Susan, 25 Bolton, Blanche, 95 Thomas, 93 Elizabeth, 4,95,96 Timothy, 119 Florence, 95 William, 47 Geneva, 95 Brownell, Mary, 36 Hugh Mee. , 96 Browning, Anson, 90 Isabelle, 95 Bertha, 91 Jane, 96 Clyde, 91 Jeannette, 95 Edward, 91 Jenny, 95 Edward P. , 90 John, 34 Ephraim, 90 Lawrence Mee. , 9 5 Franklin, 91 122

Frederick, 90 Sarah, 109 Horace, 90 Cain, Annie, 90 Jane, 90 Caisse, Lydia, 86 Margaret, 91 Caldwell, Joseph, 19 Mary, 90 Levina, 19 Paul, 91 Calkins, Elizabeth, 86 Roy, 91 Jesse, 86 Sarah, 90 Call, Ira, 72 Bruce, Sally, 48 Violet, 72 Bruffee, Fanny, 10 Canady, Lucy, 5 William, 10 Carley, Joseph, 95 Buck, Elvira, 49 Carpenter, Daniel, 30 Marion, 99 Carrier, Benjamin, 97,98 Mary, 99 Carrier, Elizabeth,97,98 Bullock,---, 115 Margaret, 97 Burnham, Burton, 28 Sarah, 97 Burr, Antoinette, 62 Christianson, Alma, 67 Burrington, Allen, 91 Church, Susan, 46 Charles, 19 Churchill, Max, 49 Daniel, 47,51 Clark,· Andrew, 28 Eliza, 19 Ann, 28 Flora, 91 Daniel, 15 Burrington, John, 47 Erastus, 15 Joseph, 47 Fanny, 38 Lizzie, 47 John, 28 Margaret, 47 John L., 36 Maria, 52 John W., 28 Martha, 47 Joseph, 25 Martin, 47 Lucretia, 25 ,28 Mary, 51 Mary, 6, 77 Russell, 47 Morris R., 98 Burrows, Martha, 35 Nancy, 77 Burt, William, 84 Nathaniel , 2 8 Burton, Pamelia, 14 Rebecca, 90 Butler, Mary, 31 Roena, 28 Butterfield, Abby, 21 Rufus, 77 Button, Clark, 10 Sally, 25 Simon, 21 Cadalyo, Cyro, 109 William, 28 123

Clarkson, June, 89 Phyllis, 92 Clay, Sally, 37 Robert D., 92 Clemmons, Lucretia, 19 Robert E., 92 Coates, Bertha, 49 Robert Mee., 91,92 Coates, Calvin, 49 Sarah, 91 Cobb, Clarence, 4 William, 73,91 Edwin, 48 William H., 92 George, 48 Cressey, Lina, 73 Isabel, 48 Sarah, 7 John, 48 Wilbur, 73 Rebecca, 9 Crissey, Charles, 70 Ruel, 48 Judson, 70 Cole, James, 74 Croley, Earl, 62 Miles H. , 111 Leon, 62 Miles R. , 111 Cross, Mindwell, 50 Compton, Carol, 109 Cummings, Celona, 66 Connick, Charles, 92 Josephine, 78 Cook, Laura, 104 CUmrnins, Benjamin, 58 Murray, 50 Edward Mee., 59 Cooley, Caroline, 111 Julia, 59 Coombs, Allyn, 92 Julie, 59 Arthur, 73 ,92 Sarah, 58 Clara, 73,92 Thomas, 58 Edwin, 91,92 Cunningham, Margaret, 31 Ellen, 92 Cushman, Ralph, 47 Ellen M., 93 Cuthbert, Benoni, 17 Elmina, 6 Fanny, 7,17 Evelyn, 92 Henr.1, 91 Daggett, Betsey, 88 J-ane, 91, 92 Nancy, 87 John Mee., 92 Royal, 87 Jonathon, 6,73,91 Susan, 88 Lois, 92 Dalrymple, Mary, 28 Lucile, 92 Davenport, Carrie, 48 Coombs, Mabel, 92 Maria, 52 Margaret, 9 3 Richard, 47 Marjorie, 93 Davis, Thankful, 25 Mary A., 91 Deal, A. Roy, 100 Mary E., 92 Asa N., 99,101,102 124

Caroline, 101 Reuben, 92 Edith, 101 Ruel, 47 Edward, 102 Ruel A., 47 Ella, 100 Samuel Mee., 47 Elsie, 101 Doubleday, Elisha, 23 Emily, 101 Drury, Mary Y., 36 George, 100,101 John, 36 Harriet B., 100,101 Dubois, Alice, 100 Harriet E., 102 Duncan, George, 46 Jennette, 100 Mary, 21 John, 100,102 Sarah, 46 ,54 Marjorie, 100 Dyer, Cora, 87 Mary E., 102 Mary H., 100,101 Earing, Eliza, 66 Deal, Roy C., 102 Earl, William, 23 Ruth E., 100,102 Eaton, Livingston, 86 Ruth J., 102 Orsamus, 86 Sarah, 99,100 Eddy, Emma, 80 Deane, Sarah, 36 Eugenia, 37 Delaven, Walter, 106 Robert, 80 Dennison, Avery, 28 Ellis, Mehitabel, 25 Esther, 17 Ellsworth, Adelaide, 24 Dodge, Cebere(Sabra) ,20 Elting, Margaret, 75 Charles, 90 Emmons, Elizabeth, 78 Donelson, Alice, 48 Charles L. , 72 Fairbanks, Ann, 48 Charles O., 71,72 Farrell, Catherine, 79 Daniel, 71 Peyton, 79 Edith, 47 Faulkner, Philena, 71 Ella J., 72 Fay, Rosamund, 119 Ella P., 92 Feldn~r, Benjamin, 107 Elsie, 72 Finnegan, Katherine, 89 Emma, 72 Michael c., 89 Esther, 47 Michael G., 89 Frank, 47 Fish, Arthur, 52 George, 48 Lester, 52 Georgia, 48 Fisher, Camille, 71 Maude, 48 Charles, 71 Raymond, 48 Christine, 71 125

Joseph, 71 Hannah, 23 Sarah, 31 Jerome, 119 Ulrich, 71 Joel, 119 Fiske, Mary, 17 John, 119 Forbes, Charles, 23 Gerry, Clara, 51 Fosket, Samuel, 32 Gibbons, Ruth, 67 Foster, Charles, 19 Gibbs, Caroline, 112 Fournier, Rodolph, 49 Glass, Thomas, 21 Fowler, Elias, 19 Gleason, Bertha, 84 Olive, 19 Edmund, 52 Fowlie, Carole, 63 Fred, 52 Judith, 63 Jonathan, 17 Marguerite, 63 Lucretia, 17 ,18 William, 63 Goebel, Margaret, 113 Fox, Charlotte, 8 Goodenow, Samuel, 17 Frary, Elizabeth, 10 Sarah, 17 Moses, Jr., 10 Grant, Jeffrey, 88 French, Ebenezer, 21 Jerrold, 88 Lucinda, 21 Margaret, 88 Frese, Henry, 56 Timothy, 88 Kate, 56 Graves, Angeline, 118 Vera, 56 Hattie, 48 Henry, 48 Gage, Dr. Grover, 30 Gray, David, 50 Gale, Betsey, 19 Henry, 50 Daniel, 19 Green, Hannah, 12 Emily, 19 Isaac, 102 Gangloff, Helen, 77 Tempe, 31 Joseph, 77 Griffith, Helen, 66 Ganzlin, Doris, 66 William, 66 Paul, 66 Garlinghouse, Leonard, Hale, Ellen, 35 101 Hall, Nancy, 18 Nelson, 101 Halligan, Hannah, 51 Stoughton, 101 Hammond, Lucy, 92 Garner, Catherine, 55 Hardham, Elizabeth, 59 Martin, 55 Kathleen, 59 Gast, Martha, 113 William, 59 Gates, Clarissa, 119 Hardy, John, 36 126

Harris, Maria, 5 Hoffman, Doris, 68 Timothy, 5 Hogeboom, Franklin, 109 Hartshorne, Edward, 78 John, 109 Katherine, 78 Linda, 109 Marion, 78 Mary, 109 Richard, 78 Sarah, 109 Haskell, Harriet, 51 Tobias, 109 Henry, 71 William, 109 Haskins, Henry, 34 Hoit, Abigail, 7 Nathan, 34 Holbrook, Amasa, 19 Hastings, Hannah, 72 Elizabeth, 19 Lydia, 8,84 Holland, Betsey, 5 Sophia, 31 James, 12 Hayes, Dr. John A., 24 Oliver, 5,8,12 Heacock, Emma, 47 Sally, 8 Heinrichs, Robert, 113 Holmes, Edwin, 76,78 Ruth, 113 Elizabeth, 78 Tell, 113 George, 100 Hennessy, Stacia, 96 Harry, 67 Henry, David, 1,2 Helene, 67 Hugh, 2 Jane, 76 James, 2 John, 21 Jane, 1,2,20 John Mee., 76,77,78 John, 2 Joseph, 100 Robert, 2,115 Lila, 78 Hescock, Ella, 48 Margaret, 100 Erastus, 48 Marguerite, 77 Hewett, Jason, 11 Marian, 76,78 Peleg, 10 Mary, 76 Sanford, 11 Nancy, 78 Hicks, Charles, 95 Neva, 67 Hillman, Bessie, 52 Richard, 77 Charles, 6 Robert B., 78 Wayne, 52 Robert J. , 100 Hilpert, Frank, 111 Ronnie, 67 Marion, 111 Samuel, 76,77 Willis, 111 Sat ah, 76, 77 Hinsdale, Rebecca, 85 Susan, 76 Hitchcock, Benjamin, 26 Vincent, 100 127

Hopkins, Edward,23 Perley, 83,84 Hosmer, F.J., 35 Robert, 84, Howes, John, 90 Samuel, 84 Hughes, Rev. David,101 Sarah, 84, Eleanor, 101 Susanna, 23 Hugh, 101 Johnston, George, 77 Marjorie, 101 Gertrude, 77 Maveret, 101 Jones, Jehiel, 75 Hulbert, Ann, 20 Sarah, 75 John, 20,23 Mary, 23 Keith, Jill, 88 Susanna, 20,118 Robert E. , 87 Hunt Prudence, 8,15 Robert M., 87 Hurd, Sarah, 19 Theodore, 88 Hutchins, Marian, 77 Wendy, 87,88 Huyck, Cynthia, 55 Kemp, Lawrence, 25 Kendall, Joshua, 23 Ingraham , Marth a, 14 Kenderdine, George,112 Glenn, 112 James, Jane, 31 John, 112 Jeffords, Cora, 52 Theodore, 112 Rodney, 52 Kennedy, Sarah, 50 Jeffrey, Harriet, 119 Kenyon, Mary, 93 Jillson, David, 35 Kinney, Backus, 23 Johnson, Aretas, 84 Kinsman, Kate, 53 Edwin, 84 Kleman, George, 108 Emma, 84 John, 108 Everett, 84 Knickerbocker, Hugh, 75 Grace, 102 Philip, 75 Harold, 84 Knight, Charles, 62 Howard, 84 Christopher, 63 Isaac, 8,84 Harry, 62 Jonathan, 8 Jennifer, 6 3 Madelyn, 84 Lucy, 63 Marguerite, 84 Nathaniel, 63 Mary A., 84 Koch, Ella, 56 Mary J., 84 Kohlhas, Albert, 62 Michael, 84 Katherine, 62 Moses, 69 Paul Mee., 62 128

Kragerud, Anniken, 59 Lewis, 33 Otto, 59 Malinda, 33 Kulisa, Jennie, 89 Peggy, 33 Polly, 33 Lamb, Effa, 14 Robert, 33 Lane, Alice, 94 Langley, Eunice, 6 Charlotte, 59 Love , Jean , 2 2 George, 94 Lovejoy, Samuel P.,105 Pearl, 94 Samuel W. , 105,110 Lansing, Christopher,79 Lutzoff, Elmer, 114 Margaret , 79 Judi th, 114 Susan, 79 Lyons, Aaron, 34 William, 79 Catherine, 34 Larkin, Melinda, 51 Latham, Ada, 93 MacDonald, John, 62 John, 93 Mackintosh, Isabel, 60 Lawrence, Dudley, 63 MacLennon, Angus, 56 Lazell, Nancy, 12 Annette, 57 Legate, Benjamin, 50 Donald, 56,57 Betsey, 48 Jolin, 56, 57 Carrie, 50 Kathryn, 57 Frank, 50 Marilyn, 57 Fred, 51 Mary, 57 Mary, 50 Robert, 56 Thomas, 50 Ruth, 57 Leonard, Samuel, 23 Marston, Harry, 51 Leroy, Jacob, 79 Seward, 51 Leslie, Ann, 56 Marvin, Emma, 105 Lilly, Walter, 100 Mather, David, 23 Lincoln, Chauncey, 50 Mayner, David, 88 Frank, 50 Kermit, 88 Lockwood, Jessie, 77 Lynn, 88 Long, Aaron, 33 McAllister, Carrie, 93 Alonzo, 33 Edward, 93 Anna, 33 Mccarter, Effa, 14 Catherine, 54 McClanathan, Mary, 95 Fanny, 12 McClellan, Ann, 2,22 Joel, 33 Anne, 81,93 John, 33 Annie D., 79 129

McClellan, Ansel, 72,73 Grace, 57 Asahel, 75 Guy A., 73 Bessie, 56,58 Hannah, 2 ,115 C. Hugh, 87,88,89 Hannah D., 69 Caroline, 79 Harriet, 104,110 Carroll, 56 ,57 Hattie, 66,67 Catherine, 55,61 Helen H., 58 Catherine J. , 61,63 Helen J. , 61,62 Celona C., 67 Helen W., 87 Celona E. , 66 Henry, 75 Charles H., 85,98 Herbert, 56 Charles T. , 59 Herbert E., 66,67 Cornelia, 115 Hugh, 1, 45, 69, 70, 81, 85 Cynthia, 55 Col. Hugh, 2,41,69,81, David, 45 97,104,115 Edgar, 72,74 Hugh H., 75,86,87 Edith, 56 Hugh W., 70,104,105, Edna, 66,68 107-109 Edward C. , 66 Inez, 93 Edward G., 55 James, 9,45,69,70,72 Edward R., 93 James F., 72,73 Edward T. , 59 James M., 57 Edward W., 58,59,60 Jane, 2,7,45,55,69,70, Elaine, 63 73,75,79,81,95,115 Elizabeth, 2,108,115, Jane A., 89 117 Jane F., 46,54 Elizabeth E. , 71 Jennet, 2,3 Emily, 60 Jennie, 61 Emma, 106 John, 1,45,46,55,69,73, Etta, 72 75,76,79,81,93,94,115 Eugene, 87, 89 John B., 66 Florence, 74 John E., 72 Fred, 56 ,57 John E.T., 59 George, 106-109 John J., 55,58,59 George B., 57 Jonathan, 69, 70 George E., 72,73 Joseph, 70 George M., 67 Joseph W., 86-89,98 George R., 66-68 Kate, 56 George W., 67 Kathryn, 67 130

McClellan, Kaye F., 61 Robert E. ' 105 Laura, 74,107 Robert G. I 46,66 Laura c., 104 Robert H.' 104,105,109 Leigh, 63 Robert L.' 7 Lois, 86 Robert P.' 105 Lucy, 75 Robert W., 55,57,58, Luther,70 75 ,87 ,89 Margaret, 2,14,32,45, Rominer, 69 79,87,97 Samuel, 45,55,60,61, Margaret A., 62 104,105,106,109,110 Margaret E., 87-89 Samuel G., 61-64 Margaret J., 69,70 Samuel R.,46,55,58,60 Margaret W. , 85 Sarah, 45,61,81,91 Marion, 67 Sarah D., 55 ,60 Mark, 89 Sarah E., 66 Martha, 2,115,116 Sarah J., 46, 65, 88 Mary, 2,20,50,56,58,81 Sarah M., 75, 76 Mary B., 55,60 Sarah T., 104, 109 Mary D., 46 SarahW., 46,69, 70 Mary E., 104-106,110 Sayla, 90 Mary J., 85 Seth, 66 Mary L., 89 Susie, 73 Maureen, 62 Sylvanus, 69 Maveret, 89 Thomas, 115 Michael, 1,2,20,22,32, Vera, 94 45,60,81,83,85,90,91 William, 85 93,115,117 McConnell, Mary, 112 Michael H., 89 McCormick, Alan, 112 Miranda, 81, 83 James, 112 Molly, 105 McCrellis, Elizabeth, 6, Parker, 60 91 Patricia, 62 Jean, 7 Phyllis, 67 Josephine, 47 Q. Sleight, 61.62 McGee, Anna, 6 Raymond, 61 Clarissa,? Rhoda, 70, 71, 7 3 Jenny, 7 Robert, 2,45,46,54, Jonathan, 17 55,65,66,75,78,115 Col. Jonathan, 5 Robert C., 66 Joseph W., 7 131

McGee, Levi, 7 Hugh, 34,36 Margaret, 4,41 James, 38 Martha, 34 Jane, 38,40 Rachel, 7, 19 Jane T., 34,36 Thomas, 5 Jean, 5,32 Thomas s • , 7 , 17 Jean Mee., 14 William, 7 John, 9 McGinnis, Brian, 108 John D., 36 McGovern, Mary, 62 John M., 34 McGreevy, Anna, 99 Joseph, 34,37 McKenzie, Helen, 59 Laura, 38 Roderick, 59 Luther, 37 William, 59 Margaret, 32,37 McQuigg, Frances, 24 Margaret M., 34 Merriam, Laura, 73 Martha, 32 Laura W., 73 Martha F., 38 Loren, 73 Mary, 32,33 Messena, Angeline, 57 Mary B., 36 George, 57 Michael, 40 Grace, 57 Minerva, 34 "ietzler, Harvey, 7 3 Nancy B. , 34 ,35 Meyers, Freeman, 76 Nancy E., 36 Miller, Abel, 37 Ozias, 39 Benjamin, 37 Robert, 9,32-40 Cecilia, 34 Robert B. , 37 Celina, 38 Robert M., 38 David, 32,40,54 S. Adele, 37 David, P., 40 Sally, 38,40 Eliza, 115 Silas, 37 Elizabeth, 38, 40 Susan, 36 Elizabeth, 34 Sylvanus, 37 Ellen, 34 Thomas, 32,38 Eunice, 38 Thomas R. , 38 Fanny, 38 William, 32 Frank, 38 Milliette, Eliza, 62 George, 38,40 Mills, Elizabeth, 76 George w., 34,37 Mimms, Ruth, 89 Harriet, 39 Miner, Cyrus, 38 Helen, 37 Hannah, 17 132

Miner, Isaac, 17 Noyes, Doris, 37 Martha, 38 Thomas, 90 Melissa, 28 Minshall, Sara, 113 Okkersee, Nettie, 47 Mooers, 'Amy, 96 Olmstead, Catherine, 17 George, 96 Zalmon, 17 Ruth, 96 O'Neil, James, 108 Morris, Eunice, 8,12 Mabel, 108 Mary, 50 Otis, Jane, 60 Morrison, David, 15 Phineas, 16 Packard, Elizabeth, 78 Solomon, 16 Paterson, Alice, 111 Morse, Katherine, 94 Patrie, Homer, 86 Mrs., 22 Patten, Geraldine, 62 Thomas, 94 Patterson, Adam, 6,8,12, Morton, James, 58 40 ,Bl Richard, 58 Ann, B Sarah, 58 Betsey, 17 Moth, Jonathan, 111 Charles, 99 Laura, 111 Clara, 72 Margery, 112 Clarissa, 73 Robert, 111 Eleanor, 14 Myrick, Jane, 31 Elizabeth, 102 Emma, 94 Nelson, D. Willard, 35 Frank, 102 Nethercutt, George, 112 George, 12,98,99 John, 112 George M. , 99 Mary, 112 Glenn, 103 Newcome, Cynthia, 8 James H., 99 Newell, Nancy, 5 James W., 103 Newton, Jacob, 9 Jane, 81,94 Nichols, Emma, 74 Leon, 99 Jane, 52 Lyra, 102 Norget, Edith, 101 Margaret, 99 Norton, Alanson, 96 Palmer, 94 Delia, 58 Peggy, 6 Elihu W., 96 Philip, 99 Jane, 96 Robert, 102 Samuel, 96 Sally, 40 133

Patterson, Sarah, 98 Puffer, Caroline, 49 Sterling, 94 Pulsepher, Elijah, 33 Wilson, 99,102 Purinton, Mary, 93 Pattison, Esther, 20 Seth, 93 Pennegar, Lee, 92 Purrington, Flora, 49 Pennill, Abraham, 47 J.D., 91 Ebenezer, 7 Rebecca, 4 Quindley, Andrew, 61 Penniman, Earl, 88 Helen, 61 Percy, George, 106 Perry, Levi, 21 Ramsey, Edward, 57 Peterson, Charles, 73 Lucinda, 57 Herbert, 73 Mary, 57 Irene, 73 Rankin, Jane, 6,81 Jonathan, 8 Martha, 5,12 Leroy, 73 Ransom, Huldah, 13 Rhoda, 9,69 Reed, Sally, 18 Sigrid, 59 Susan, 36 Sylvanus, 69 Reese, Helen, 73 Phillips, Lemuel, 19 Rice, Aaron, Jr., 15 Sarah, 69 Edward, 70 Philpot, Spencer, 115 Ellen, 48 Pholumsbee, Philip, 66 Gertrude, 70 Pierce, Bessie, 100 John, 48 Elijah, 23 Lora, 15 Frf'derick, 71 Moses, 15 Judah, 13 Sarah, 47, Samuel, 12 Richards, Mary, 39 William, 71 Watson, 24 Zebulon, 12 Richey, Martha, 9 Pike, Edgar, 95 Ricket, William, 37 Potter, Briggs, 25 Riddle (Riddell) Hugh, 106 Ann, 7 ,30 Louis, 106 Caroline, 17 Madalin, 106 Enos, 27 Poupart, Emory, 86 Gawn, 27 Powers, Susan, 52 Henry, 27 Preston, Alcander, 96 Louisa, 17 Alice, 96 Mary, 27 134

Riddle (Riddell) James, 118 Robert, 27 Jane, 118,119 Samuel, 27 John, 12,117-119 Sarah, 27 Jonathan, 12,117-119 Thomas, 17 Louise, 119 Thomas R., 27 Mariah, 119 William, 27 Mary, 118 William C., 27 Octavia, 119 Robertson, Harriet, 28 Severens, John, 117 Ross, Antis, 7 Seymour, Harry, 24 Dr. Samuel, 7 Shafter, Oscar, 27 Rowland, John, 51 Shattuck, Abby, 35 Nettie, 51 Abel, 35 Russell, Barbara, 90 Clara, 35 Clara, 90 Elizabeth, 35 Emerson, 109 Harvey, 35 Luther, 37 Sabin, Molly, 12 Lydia, 35 Salmon, Jane, 86 Margery, 37 Sandler, Craig, 89 Maria, 35 Laura, 89 Nancy, 35 Scott, 89 Park, 35 William, 89 Sylvia, 37 Scotford, John, 78 Shearer, Elizabeth, 37 Mabel, 78 James, 55 Ruth, 78 Louise, 55 Scott, Nancy, 37 Mary, 84 Seabury, Nancy, 49 Sarah, 55 Squire, 49 Thomas, 37 Seaver, Rachel, 21 Shepard, Keziah, 38 Severance, Calvin, 119 Shepardson, Sevie, 28 Clarissa, 119 Shibley, George H., 111 David, 119 Harriet, 111,112 Elizabeth, 12,117 Jacob, 110 Elmira, 118 Jeremiah, 110 George, 119 Laura, 110,111

Hannah, 117 Mary I 111 Henry, 35 Samuel, 110 Hugh, 118 Sarah, 110,112 135

Shippee, Darling, 50 Joseph, 15 Jane, 50 Levina, 15 Shufelt, Elizabeth, 107 Lucretia, 29 Simpson, Florence, 67 Lucy, 69 Harry, 67 Margaret, 8 Sleight, Jemima, 60,61 Marguerite, 63 Sleyter, James, 75 Mary, 18,29 Smart, Joseph, 85 Milo, 29 Mary, 85 Nathaniel, 8 Smead, Anna, 51 Oren, 8,38 George, 51 Rachel, 12 Harriet, 85 Rominer, 8 ,69 Horace A., 51 Sabrina, 12,119 Horace P. , 51 Sally, 15 Newton, 36 Samuel, 8 Thomas, 85 Sylvester, 18 Smith, Abigail, 85 Thompson, 8 Ann, 15 Snow, Asaph, 36 Ansel, 85 Asaph L., 36 Betsey, 16 Charles H. , 57 Calvin, 12,15,69 Charles R. , 36 Celinda, 12 Christopher, 36 Charles, 28 Clara, 36 Charles C. , 29 Cyrus, 36 Charlotte, 16 Col. David, 36 Clarissa, 13 David W., 36 David, 12,69,119 Ella, 91 Dorothy, 8 Flora, 36 Edith, 72 Helen, 57 Emily, 16 Helen M., 36,57 Eunice, 12,38 Lucy, 36 Fanny, 13 Y..alona, 84 George, 18 Orlando, 36 Henry, 85 Robert, 36 Hezekiah, 8,12,15 Spalding, John, 115 Jennie, 15 Spinning, Mary, 10 John, 12 Sporer, George, 57 John C.L., 12 Mary, 57 Jonathan, 8 Spurrier, Mary, 112 136

Squires, Alanson, 23 Melinda, 46,50 Jonathan, 117 Orinda, 46,50 Stacy, Nellie, 52 Robert A., 51 Reuben, 52 Robert C. , 49 Standbridge, Wm. , 60 Robert M., 46,48,49 Stanton, Helen, 76 Sarah c., 46,48,49 Stanton, Richard, 76 Sarah J., 49 Starkey, Etta, 49 Susanna, 25 Stearns, Rufus, 23 Thomas, 46,50-52 Stebbins, Martha, 7 Vivian, 52 Thankful, 117 Stewart, Addison, 24 Steele, Charles, 51 Adelaide, 24 Ethel, 51 Amy, 23 William, 51 Angeline, 24 Stetson, Albert, 52 Ann, 5,22,24,30 Archie, 49 Anna, 23,25,26,28 Archie B., 51 Augusta, 24 Benjamin, 46 Betsey, 27 Charles, 49 Caroline, 27 Della, 52 Catherine, 24 Effie, 53 Charles, 22,23,117 Elizabeth, 46,52 Charles W. , 24 Florence, 49 Clarissa, 23 Frank, 53 Damon, 24 George A. , 49 Deborah, 26 George D,, 46,51 Edmund, 28 George E. , 51 Emma, 28 Harold, 49 Enos, 22,25,27,28 Henry, 52 Franklin, 24 Herbert, 49 Harriet, 24,27 Isaac, 46,52 Hiram, 27 Jane, 46,50 Hugh, 22 ,26 John, 49 Hulda, 23 Justus, 53 James, 22 Laurie, 49 John, 22,23,26,27, Leafie, 52 30,31 Margaret, 51 John B., 22 Mary E., 51 John (Charter) , 22 Mary ~1., 46 John (Clinchy), 22 137

Stewart, Juliet, 28 Strickland, Alanson, 35 Laura, 23 Sumner, Alta, 53 Laura E., 24 Jerusha, 19 Lewis, 27 Lucinda, 52 Lucy, 26 Oscar, 53 Luke, 23 Sutherland, Emma, 79 Luther, 25,27,28 Harold, 61 Luther B., 28 John, 80 Lydia, 25 Josiah, 79 Madison, 24 Col. Josiah, 79 Maria, 23 Mary, 61 Maria F., 28 Robert, 79 Mary , 2 3, 2 5 , 2 8 Sarah, 79 Mary A., ,27 Swift, Maria, 76 Matilda, 25-28 Polly, 22 ,26 ,31 Tacki, Harold, 68 Ransom, 24 Taft, Mary, 33 Reuben, 23 Taggart, Eunice, 118 Rhoda, 23 James, 26,118 Richard, 24 Margaret, 27 Robert, 22,23,117 Talbot, Eugene, 77 Sally, 23,27 Flora, 77 Samuel, 24 Margaret, 77 Susanna, 23 Taylor, Anna, 52 Walter, 22 Asa, 6 William, 22,25,27 Asa L., 6 Stiles, Sarah, 31 David, 6 Stockley, Anastasia, 77 Deborah, 6 Stolle, Clarence, 58 Edward, 97 Claus, 58 Ella, 87 ,98 Henry, 58 Enos, 6 Margaret, 58 Jonathan, 6 Margaret L., 58 Margaret, 6 Richard, 58 Milnor, 6 Stone, Oren, 24 Robert, 88 Stowe, Florar 96 Sarah, 28 Horace, 96 Sarah E., 98 Preston, 96 Solon, 97 Stratton, Leonard, 28 Templeton, Wallace, 74 138

Thalleen, Nestor, 114 Joseph F. , 10 Thalleen. Richard, 114 Levi, 5 ,14 Thomas, Caroline, 79 Levina, 19 Thompson, Adolphus, 14 Lewis, 49 Agnes, 9 Luther, 9,37 Alice, 51 Margaret , 3 , 4 , 9 Angeline, 10 Maria, 17 Anna, 3,9,15 Martha, 3 ,12 ,69 ,119 Asad, 19 Mary, 3 ,8 ,9 Calvin, 9,11,72 Nancy, 9 ,10 ,92 David, 3,7,17,18 Nathaniel, 17 Edwin, 10 Oscar, 53 Electa, 9,70 Rachel, 10 Elizabeth, 10 Robert, 14 Elsie, 10 Robert W., 9 ,10 Emily, 10 Rosanna, 11 Erasmus, 17 Roxanna, 10 Esther, 9,72 Sarah, 11 Fanny, 7 ,17 Sophia, 85 Fanny M., 11,18 Tyler, 18 Flora, 49 Visenlio, 49 Francis McG., 14 William, 3,17,19 Fred, 51 William E. , 10 Gurdin, 5,14 Tilden, Lucy, 24 Harriett, 19 Tillotson, Lucille, 99 Helen, 37 Tobey, Elizabeth, 110 Hollis, 35 Todd, Ella, 50 Hugh, 3,5,14,32 Elmina, 50 Hugh McC., 14 Horace, 50 James, 10 Jennie, 50 Jane , 3 , 5 , 7 , 1 7 Lyman, 50 Jenny, 9,35 Mary, 50 Jerome, 19 Totman, Experience, Jesse, 19 Jonathan, 9 ,15 John, 3 ,14 Rebecca, 15 John T., 17 Stoddard, 9 ,15 Jonathan, 9 Sylvanus, 14 Joseph, 3-5,8-10,12, Tower, Molly, 69 14,15,17,19,32,70 Peter, 69 139

Tracy, Edwin, 109 Rhoda, 71 Eliza, 109 Vosburgh, Carol, 114 Henry, 109 Frank, 113 Robert, 109 George, 112,114 William, 109 Harriett, 113 Trafford, Charles, 59 Howard, 112,114 Grace, 59 John, 112,113 Trahan, Christine, 108 Margaret, 113 Paul K., 109 Mary, 114 Capt. Paul, 108 Sally, 108 Wakeman, Sophia, 10 Trowbridge, Alvah, 31 Walcott, Chester H., 59 Billy (Deacon), 31 Chester P. , 59 Hubbard, 31 Helen, 59 John, 31 Martha, 59 Levi, 31 Wallace (Wallis) Rhoda, 31 Ann, 21 Samuel, 31 Anna, 20 Smith, 31 Catherine, 61 William L., 31 Esther, 20 Tufts, Laura, 48 Geraldine, 73 Tuttle, George, 95 Hannah, 21 Henry, 20 Ulrich, Pauline, 71 Hugh, 21 Underwood, Olive, 91 James, 11,20,21 Upton, Susannah, 21 Jane, 21 Martha, 11,21 Van Aken, Henry, 24 Mary, 20 ,21,32 Van Rensselaer, Rachel, Michael, 21 75 Oliver, 20 Van Slyck, Sarah, 10 Samuel, 20 Van Steenburg, Lydia, 50 Seth, 20,21 Van Vranken, Frances, 76 Susan, 11,21,72 Samuel, 76 Zebina, 21 Verani, John, 63 Walton, Elizabeth, 96 Sharon, 63 Guy, 96 Vincent, Chandler, 71 Hugh, 96 John, 71 Jacob, 96 Maria, 71 Luther, 96 140

Washburn, John, 4,85 Wilson, Arad, 30 Margaret, 85 Betsey, 5 Welcher, Marvin c., 98 David, 4-6,41 Marvin V. , 99 Dennis, 5 Wellington, Tyler, 17 Dexter, 6 Wells, Helen, 67 Emily, 61 Lucy, 15 James, 4,41 Sarah, 92 Jane, 30,85 West, Edna T., 31 JaneE.,6 Westcott, Elizabeth, 118 Jenny, 4 Wheeler, Abigail, 116 John, 4,17 ,30 Adelaide, 95 Jonathan, 7,30 Zachariah, 95 Jonathan M. , 7 Wheldon, Julia, 58 Joseph, 4 Lysander, 58 Julia, 31 White, Ethel, 53 Lewis, 30 George, 53 Level, 5 Hannah, 14 Margaret, 4,5,14,51 Jesse, 48 Margaret T. , 6 Josephine, 47 Maria, 30 Levi, 47 Mary, .I6, 30 Whitmarsh, Esther, 119 Mary A., 6 Whitney, Eleazer, 49 Mary R., 17 Wiggins, Ellen, 102 Milo, 5 Theodore, 102 Olive, 53 Wilkinson, Barbara, 60 Oliver, 5 Hannah, 69 Polly, 5 Vinton, 60 Rachel, 4,5 Williams, Lt. Arad, 7 Robert, 4,6,9,30 Ephraim, 50 Sally, 30 Ethel, 98 Samuel, 5,54 Eugene, 87 ,98 Sarah, 2,5,41,69,81 Helen, 98 Sophronia, 5,14 Jane, 115 Thomas, 7 Luella, 98 Wood, Hannah, 27 Maveret, 87,98 Woodworth, Asahel, 75 Olga, 99 Lucy, 75 William, 98 Wooley, Adele, 78 Anna, 9, 70 Clarence, 78 141

Woolston, Albert, 102 Worden, Rufus, 52 Susan, 52 Workman, Lois, 17 Wright, Bela, 65 Wrisley, Ruth, 23

Yost, Ida, 86 Young, Hiram, 52 Mabel, 66 Wayne, 118