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Ancestry of Harry Stillman Pratt – an Ahnentafel Book Ancestry of Harry Stillman Pratt – An Ahnentafel Book - Including Pratt, Brown, Gilson, Aldrich, Newcomb, Eaton, Richardson, Maynard and many other families of Massachusetts and Vermont Harry S. Pratt by A. H. Gilbertson 26 February 2030 (draft) version 0.137 © copyright A. H. Gilbertson, 2012-2020 © copyright A. H. Gilbertson, 2012-2020. Table of Contents ........................................................................................................................................................... Preface............................................................................................................................................. 6 Harry Stillman Pratt (1) .................................................................................................................. 7 Francis Lowell Pratt (2) and Mary Ann Brown (3) ...................................................................... 11 William Pratt (4) and Harriet Gilson (5) ....................................................................................... 15 James R. Brown (6) and Eliza Ann Aldrich (7) ............................................................................ 18 James Pratt (8) and Sarah Newcomb (9)....................................................................................... 23 Nathaniel Gilson (10) and Mary Eaton (11) ................................................................................. 25 Elisha Brown (12) and Hannah Richardson (13) .......................................................................... 27 Richard Aldrich (14) and Anna Maynard (15) ............................................................................. 29 Thomas Pratt (16) and Mary Green (17)....................................................................................... 33 Samuel Newcomb (18) and Mary Bent (19) ................................................................................. 35 Nehemiah Gilson (20) and Abigail Lawrence (21)....................................................................... 37 Jonas Eaton (22) and Mary Wyer (23) .......................................................................................... 39 James Richardson (26) and (probably) Mary Crisfield (27) ......................................................... 40 Silas Aldrich (28) and Alice Collins (29) ..................................................................................... 42 Levi Maynard (30) and Esther Savage (31) .................................................................................. 44 Samuel Pratt (32) and Betty Bicknell (33) .................................................................................... 46 John Green (34) and Mary Humphrey (35) .................................................................................. 48 Ebenezer Newcomb (36) and Sarah Wild (37) ............................................................................. 49 Ebenezer Bent (38) and Deborah Fairbanks (39) ......................................................................... 51 Isaac Gilson (40) and Dorothy Kemp (41) ................................................................................... 52 Nathaniel Lawrence (42) and Dorothy Chamberlain (43) ............................................................ 53 Jonas Eaton (44) and Mary Emerson (45) .................................................................................... 54 Nathaniel Wyer (46) and Elizabeth Boylston (47) ....................................................................... 55 Perhaps: James Richardson Sr. (52) and Sarah Leathe (53) ......................................................... 56 (Possibly) Edward Aldrich (56) and Dinah Aldrich (57).............................................................. 57 Ephraim Collins (58) and Abigail Dow (59) ................................................................................ 59 David Maynard (60) and Anne Oak (61) ...................................................................................... 61 John Savage (62) and Hannah Mason (63) ................................................................................... 62 Ebenezer Pratt (64) and Martha ----- (65) ..................................................................................... 64 Benjamin Bicknell (66) and Susannah Humphrey (67) ................................................................ 65 2 © copyright A. H. Gilbertson, 2012-2020. John Green (68) and Patience ----- (69) ........................................................................................ 66 Jonas Humphrey (70) and Mary Neale (71) ................................................................................. 67 John Newcomb (72) and Elizabeth Everett (73) ........................................................................... 68 John Wild (74) and Sarah Hayden (75) ........................................................................................ 69 Joseph Bent (76) and Rachel Fuller (77) ...................................................................................... 71 Jonathan Fairbanks (78) and Deborah Guild (79)......................................................................... 72 Joseph Gilson (80) and Elizabeth Lawrence (81) ......................................................................... 73 Zerubbabel Kemp (82) and Mary Lacey (83) ............................................................................... 75 Nathaniel Lawrence (84) and Anna Scripture (85) ....................................................................... 77 Thomas Chamberlain (86) and Abigail Nutting (87) .................................................................... 79 Jonas Eaton (88) and Mehitable Gould (89) ................................................................................. 81 Peter Emerson (90) and Anna Brown (91) ................................................................................... 82 Robert Wyer (92) and Ruth Johnson (93) ..................................................................................... 83 Richard Boylston (94) and Mary Smith (95) ................................................................................ 85 (Possibly) David Aldrich (112) and Hannah Capron (113) .......................................................... 87 (Possibly) Seth Aldrich (114) and Mary ----- (115) ...................................................................... 89 Ephraim Collins (116) and Esther Shortridge (117) ..................................................................... 91 John Dow (118) and Dinah Severance (119) ................................................................................ 92 David Maynard (120) and Hannah Wait (121) ............................................................................. 93 ①Nathaniel Oak (122) and Mary Holloway (123) ...................................................................... 97 Daniel Mason (126) and Experience Newcomb (127) ................................................................. 99 Samuel Pratt (128) and Hannah Rogers (129) ............................................................................ 101 John Bicknell (132) and Sarah ----- (133)................................................................................... 103 Nathaniel Humphrey (134) and Elizabeth ----- (135) ................................................................. 104 ①Joseph Green (136) and Elizabeth Whitman (137) ................................................................ 105 Jonas Humphrey (140) and Mary Phillips (141)......................................................................... 106 Joseph Neale (142) and Mary ----- (143) .................................................................................... 107 John Newcomb (144) and Ruth Marshall (145) ......................................................................... 108 John Everett (146) and Elizabeth Pepper (147) .......................................................................... 109 Samuel Hayden (150) and Hannah Thayer (151) ....................................................................... 110 Joseph Bent (152) and Elizabeth Bourne (153) .......................................................................... 111 Jonathan Fuller (154) and Mary ----- (155) ................................................................................ 112 Jonathan Fairbanks (156) and Deborah Shepard (157)............................................................... 113 Samuel Guild (158) and Mary Woodcock (159) ........................................................................ 114 3 © copyright A. H. Gilbertson, 2012-2020. Joseph Gilson (160) and Mary Cooper (161) ............................................................................. 116 Peleg Lawrence (162) and Elizabeth Morse (163) ..................................................................... 117 Samuel Kemp (164) and Sarah Foster (165) ............................................................................... 119 ①Lawrence Lacey (166) and Mary Foster (167) ...................................................................... 121 Enoch Lawrence (168) and Ruth Whitney (169) ........................................................................ 122 ①Samuel Scripture (170) and Elizabeth Knapp (171) .............................................................. 124 Thomas Chamberlain (172) and Sarah Proctor (173) ................................................................. 126 John Nutting (174) and Mary Lakin
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