THE URANN FAMILY
OF NEW ENGLAND
INCLUDING THE DESCENDANTS OF
MARGARET(URANN)GAMMELL
BY
CHARLES COLLYER WHITTIER
OF "'BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
BOSTON PRESS OF DAVID CLAPP & SON 1910 Reprinted, with additions, from the NEW ENGLAND HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL REGISTER for ,January and April, 1910 TRE lJRANN FAMILY OF NEW ENGLAND*
1. WILLIAM1 URIN, sometimes spelleq Uran, Urann, Uren, Yuran, ·Youring and Yourin, was probably the ancestor 0£ all bearing the name in New England. It has not been learned where he came from, but he was at the Isles 0£ Shoals as early as 1653, £or on 12 Sept. of that year he was granted a lot of land there, "between goodman Jacksone and William Cotton with convenient la[nding ?]." At various times later he was given grants of land. He was one of the petitioners " that a Court might be held at the Isles of Shoals," also "that the inhabitants might be granted th.e privileges 0£ a town." Like most ef the inhabitants 0£ the islands he was a fisherman. He died at the Isles of Shoals, and the inventory 0£ his estate, filed 11 July 1664, amounted to £433. 1~. 8. His widow ELEANOR married secondly, about 1672, Richard Woolcome or Willcomb, who purchased part 0£ the estate of William Urin, deceased, ·-17 July 1672. She died in 1699, and in her will, dated 19 Sept. 1699, she leaves the balance of her estate to her "five children, son-in-law John Muchemore to take care of Joseph Youring to bring him up in the faith of God and to such Larning as is convenient for one of his degrees." Richard Gooss or Goss, her kinsman, was one -0f the overseers of the will. Richard W oolcome and Eleanor had two children : Zacheus, aud Anne who married John Muchemore. In a petition of John Urin, son of Eleanor, to have his brother-in-law John Muchemore administer upon his mother's estate, he states that Jolua Muchemore's wife "was his sister on his moth-
* A tradition exists in several branches of the family that the name is of French -0rigin, However this may be it appears in England at an early date. Bardsley in his work on English Surnames, writes that, "Urian, Urion, Uren, Urin, Uran.-Bapt. • The son of Urian.' Both the masculine Uranius and the feminine Urania were in use as personal names. On a Welsh Variant Urien. A surname founded on this name ,seems to have crept into Staffordshire and Cheshire, and thence into Lancashire. John fil. Urian, ·Co. Rants, 1273 (Hundred Rolls). Uryene (without surname) Co. Camb. 1633. Bapt. Henry s. Finsby Vrin St. Jas. Clerkenwell. 1635. John d. Finlye Eurin. 1671. John Uaan of Everton; Wills at Chester. 1680. Alice U rian of Christleton.'' Richard Stephen Charnock in his Ludus Patronymicus, says, "Urine. The same as the Cornish name Euren, from Cornish voren, strange, or a corruption of Uren, from the ancient personal name U1·wyn, for Irvine, from Irvine, a parish of Scotland, co. :Ayr, {formerly written Irwyn and Irwine), on ,the river Irvine. Urann, Urin are found :as United States names.'' er's side." The will of John Muchemore, dated 11 Feb. 1717-8, mentfona;, wife Anne and children John, Richard, Joseph, William, Sarah, Abigail/ Priest, and Rachel Downs. William Wilkins or Willcomb of Ipswich,. grandson of Richard W oolcome of Star Island, was appointed administrator of the estate 11 A1,1g. 1719. Children: · 2. i. JOHN. 2 3. ii. EDWARI>. 4. iii. Ffil.N-OIS,
2, J;OJ;IN2 U:~IN ( William~) was a. cordwainel' or taTI;n,er, and resided at Greenland, N. :a .. ·· f[e was at Po:i;tsnw.uth, N. II." h1 1689, wheJ;11 lie. sign1Jd a. petitie;B, (Mass. Archives, vo:l. 35, p. i2.9). Ori 16 Mar, 16,95-6 he. recel.v:ed land hi Portsmouth. ( e:i,ght acres) m confirmation oi. a gl;'ltnt gi,ven bis fatMr, William Uri.I;\; in 165~. In 1694 his, name appears ali! on the j1;1,Ty list, and he h;eld Vl\11,ous minor offi,ce11, fu t,he town of Portsmouth fron;i \ 700 to 1709. Hfa seat in tb;e meetin,g-hous.e was i:o, the men's side g~ery. f[e was received into, covenantill the South Clrn.rch of Portsm,ou.th 9. Jau. \715, and~ chil
2 1 :l. EDwARD URIN ( William )' had wife JANE. He p11rchased, 4 Mar. 1667-8, of the administrators of William Urin's estate, one-half of a dwelling house, fish house, boats, etc., at Star Island. On 6 Nov. 1668, with his wife, he conveyed the same premises to James Blag don of ,JJi.e IsJ.es of Shoals. He was faxed in Boston, Mass., as early as 1674/and the same year purchased of Daniel Henchman land at the north end of the town, "bounded southwesterly with the street leadin,g to the north buryaH place." On 2 June 1675 he sold the last mentioned estate to Christopher Saise -0f Charlestown, Mass. HJl_1faS part owner of the shallop Phillip, of which George Manning' was skipper. Unfortunately his vessel was one of the several captured by Capt. Samuel ·Moseley in his expedition of 167 4 against the pirates, who were brought into the port of Boston 2 Apr. 1675. Urin's vessel was returned to him, it being shown n;om his testimony (Mass. Archives) that he had taken no part in piracy, and he was discharged. Five of the pirates were convicted ,and condemned to death, others were acquitted, while some were ,:pardoned to serve against the Indians. Administration on his estate was granted to his widow 31 Oct. 1676. Children, born at Boston : t EDWARD, 3 b. 2 June 1669 . .ii. MATTHEW, b. 16 Nov. 1672. iii. BENJAMIN, b. 25 May 1676.
2 1 4. FRANCIS URIN ( William ) was at Ipswich, Mass., as early as 1681, and had wife ALICE, of whom no record has as yet been found. While there is no direct evidence that he was the son of William of the Isles of Shoals, still the names and dates of birth of his children, and his occupation of fisherman, should allow .him a place in that family. He died at Ipswich about 1713, and administration on his estate was granted to his eldest son, William; 9 Apr. 1713. Children, bo;rn at Ipswich : 8. i. WILLrAM, 3 b. 5 Aug. 1681. ii. FRANCIS, b. 16 Aug. 1685 ;. probably d. young. iii. JoHN, b. 29 Sept. 1687; probably d. young. 9. iv. JOSEPH, b. 23 Feb. 1691-2. 10. v. PETER, b. 15 May 1694. 6
1 5. RICHARD8 UmN (John,2 William ). The earliest record found 0£ him is his marriage at Haverhill, Mass. He was one 0£ the fust settlers 0£ Penacook (Concord), N. H., and was admitted 5 Feb. 1725. The records show that he spent the winter of 1726 at Concord. In >the division of land he drew lots Nos. 6, 8, and 42. He sold a por tion of these lots to John Wainwright of Ipswich, Mass., 7 Apr. 1731. He was at Concord as late as 17 42, when he married his second wife, who was of Newbury, Mass., and it may have been this fact that induced him to return to Newbury. With Sarah Urin, who in the deed is called a spinster, both being of Newbury, he sold land and buildings h; Ipswich 11 Apr. 1752 (Essex :JJ.eeds, vol. 119, p. 39). " He married first at Haverhill, Mass., 17 Oct. 1717, MEHITABLE CORLISS, daughter of John and Mary (Milford), born there 15 May 1698; and secondly at Newbury, Mass., 22 Nov. 1742, SARAH FLOOD. He died at Newbury 13 Jan. 1776, aged.W.,years. His children were baptized at Ipswich. • Children, born at Ipswich : 11. i. JOHN, 4 bapt. 10 Aug. 1718. ii. MEHITABLE, bapt. 6 Aug. 1721; m. EDWARD FITZGERALD, b. in Ire land; resided at Boscawen, N. H. Children: 1. Jane, b. 1742. 2. Mary. 3. Sarah. 4. James. 5. Rebecca. 6. Edward. 7. Sus annah. 8. Dorcas. 9. Rachel. 10. John. IL ]lfartha. iii. MARY, bapt. 26 May 1723; d. at Bradford, Mass., 25 Nov.1827, aged 102 years; m. at Newbury, Mass., 15 Aug. 1751, S~UEL ATWOOD, son of John, bapt. at Bradford 30 Apr. 1727. Children, b. at Bradford: 1. Jane, bapt. 12 July 1761; m. at Bradford, 30 Aug. 1788, Joseph Holden of Reading, Mass. 2. Apply, bapt. 2 Oct. 1763. 3. Tamar, bapt. 9 Mar. 1766; m. at Bradford, Oct. 1789, Joseph Moores of Haverhill. 4. Ebenezer, bapt. 13 Dec. 1771; d. young. 5. Ebenezer, bapt. 13 Jan. 1773. 6. Susannah, bapt. 23 May 1776. iv. SARAH, bapt. 27 Feb. 1725. v. JAMES. Neither the date of his birth or baptism has been found. It was probably this James who signed a petition to the Mason proprietors for a charter of Sutton, N. H. In the division of the land of that township he drew lot No. 78 in the first division, and lot No. 50 in the second division. The record states that he was from Haverhill, Mass. He probably never married. Administra tion on his estate was granted to ·his father, Richard Uran of Dasyfield [? Derryfield], N. H., 23 Apr. 1753. vi. JONATHAN.*
* The identity of this Jonathan is not fully established, but circumstances seem to indicate that he belonged to this family. · He served, at various times during the French and Indian War, from 13 July 1756 to 20 Nov. 1758, as private from Haverhill, Mass. He m. in 1755, ABIGAIL HODGKINS, b. at Ipswich, Mass., 21 Sept. 1736, d. at Wirt, N. Y., 26 Feb, 1842, aged 105 years. They had 10 children, among whorn were 7
6. JA11rns 8 URIN (John, 2 William1) was baptized at Portsmouth, N. H., • 25 Sept. 1715. He was a cordwainer or tanner, and resided in that "' part of the town which was set off as Greenland. On 9 Apr. 1734 he sold all his interest and title in the estate of his father, John Urin, to Joshua Brackett. He was taied at Greenland from 1743 to 1761. The latter date may indicate the time of his death. The :first volume of the Greenland records was burnt. He had two wives: the first REBECCA; the second HANN.AH, whom he married previous to 1726, when she was admitted to the Church at Greenland. Children, born at Greenland, N. H. : i. JENEY or JEAN,4 bapt. in 1726; m. at Kingston, N,!H,, 8 Jan. 1749- 50, OLIVER SMITH. ii. ELIZABETH, bapt. in 1727; d. 20 Nov. 1824; m. THOMAS BEEDE, son of Eli and Mehitable (Sleeper), b. at Kingston, N. H., 1 June 1732, d. at Sandwich, N. H., 6 Mar. 1806. Children, b. at Brentwood, N. H., except the first one: 1. Eli, b. at Kingston 20 Aug. 1754; had wife Hannah. 2. Elizabeth, b. 1 Mar. 1756. 3. John, b. 16 ~far. 1758; m. Sarah Sleeper. 4. Joanna, b. 22 Mar. 1760; m. 23 May 1780, Jeremiah Brown. 5. Abigail, b. 28 Dec. 1761'; m. 2 Jan. 1809, William Collins. 6. Hannah, b. 9 Oct. 1763. 7. Jacob. b. 22 Dec. 1765; m. Susannah George. 8. Charlotte, b. 12 Dec. 1767. 9. Thomas, b. '28 Nov. 1771; m. 20 Jan. 1805, Nancy Wilder Kim ball; graduated from Harvard CQllege in 1798; studied for the ministry, and settled at Wilton, N. H. 10, Mary, b. 30 Nov. 1773; m. William Weeks. 12. iii. JOHN, bapt. in 1728. 13. iv. JAMES, bapt. in 1730. v. HANNAH, m. JONATHAN DOCKRAN. They sold their interest in the estate of their father, James Urin, and of their grandfather, John Urin, 1 Jan. 1771. Jonathan Dockran of Greenland sold Joshua Brackett all his interest in the estate of his father, Jonathan Dockran, 19 Aug. 1782, vi. PAUL, resided at Greenland, N. H., and was taxed there from 1763 to 1778. This would indicate that he was born about 1742. In 1771, with his brothers and sisters, he sold his interest in the estate of his father and grandfather, which consisted of land at Epsom, N. H., to his cousin George Urin. On 22 Oct. 1779, with wife HANNAH, he sold land and buildings at Greenland. His busi ness was that of tailor. In the census of 1790 he was located at Newmarket, N. H., the family consisting of himself and two females. vii. SILAS, was one of the grantees of Chatham, N. H. In 1771, when he signed the family deed, he was at Newmarket, N. H., shortly afterwards removing to Fremont, N. H. His name does not ap-
Abigail, m. 13 Feb, 1792, David Lowell; Susannah, m. 4 Mar.1790, Josiah Lowell; Jonathan, James of Pawlet, Vt., who served in the Revolntion; and Sally, whom. Elisha Barrett of Pawlet. Descendants of this family resided in Vermont and New York State. 8
pear in the census of 1790. His wife's name was HANN.AIi. Child, b. at Fremont, N. H.: Martha, 5 b. 19 June 1772. viii. ABIGAIL, m. SAMUEL KENNISON. In 1771, when he and his wife signed the family deed, they resided at Stratham, N. H.
7. JosEPH8 URIN (John,2 William1) was baptized at Portsmouth, l'i. H., 25 Sept. 1715. He was taxed in the Greenland district 0£ Ports mouth as early as 1717, which would give the year 0£ his birth about 1696. His name appears on the tax lists, with a few excep tions, until 1760, which may have been the year 0£ his death. He was a member 0£ Capt. Joseph Week's company 0£ Greenland, and his name was sent in as a delinquent 15 Oct. 1722. He signed an agreement, dated 13 Apr. 1734, with his mother, brother, and sisters, for the division 0£ his father's estate, which was situated on the Great :Bay in Greenland. With his wife Rebecca he sold land in Greeniand 29 Sept. 1735, "being part 0£ my mother Rebecc& Urin's thirds in the estate 0£ my father John Urin, deceased." He sold Enoch Clark 0£ Greenland land in Epsom, N. H., 4 Apr. 1735. He had two wives : the first one SARAH, who was admitted to the Church at Greenland in 1723 ; the second one REBECCA, whom he married previous to 1735. The names 0£ his children have been -0btained from the church records and the several deeds. Children, born at Greenland, :N. R. : · i. MARCY,4 bapt. in 1725; was admitted to the church at Greenland 11 May 1735. ii. COMFORT, bapt. in 1725. iii. SARAH, bapt. in 1725; m. JORN DAM. They signed the family deed in 1771. iv. MARY, bapt. in 1725; m. SAMUEL CHAPMAN of Greenland. In 1771 she was a widow, and resided at Epsom, N. H. William Wallis of Greenland sold Samuel and Job Chapman, sons of widow Chapman, land in Greenland 18 Feb. 1766. Jonathan Chapman of Barrington, N. H., sold his sister Mary Chapman of '·Green land, widow, his right itJ. the estate of Abigail Chapman, late of Greenland, 17 Dec. 1756. v. ELEANOR, bapt. in 1726; m. abt. 1750, JOHN LUEY of Portsmouth, N. H.* Children, b. in Greenland, N. H.: 1. William, b. abt. 1753; d. at Cornish, N. H. Served in the Revolutionary War from Con cord, N. H. In the census of 1790, he was at Cornish, and his family consisted of himself, wife and five children; m. Sarah Williams. Children, prob. all b. in Cornish: Susannah, cl. 13 Dec. 1803, Jonathan Hilliard. William, m. 25 Dec. 1803, Lois
*John Luey, name sometimes spelled Lewey, Leway, Lewe, Loue, Lucy and Love, was the first of the family to come to America. He was a native of France and came to Cape Breton about 1737, and then to Portsmouth, N. H. For a number of years after his marriage he resided at Greenland, but at the time that he and his wife signed the family deed in 1771, he was a resident of Portsmouth. 9
1Iawley. Sarah, m. 14 Dec. 1809, Gardner Dustin. Elizabeth, m. 7 Feb. 1814, Francis Cobb, James, m. 17 Mar. 1818, Elizabeth San« born. Samuel, m. 10 Jan. 1820, Anna Smith. Sabrina, m. 25 Dec. 1821, Ichabod Smith. 2. John, b. 27 Sept. 1754; d. at Stratham, N. H., 29 Oct. 1808; m. Lucy French, dau. of William of Stratham, who was b. 7 Apr. 1759 (another record says 1760), d. 12 Apr. 1830. Children, b. in Stratham: Stephen, b. 25 Sept. 1775, d. 3 ~o:v. 1849; m. at Stratham 28 Dec. 17()5, Dorothy Wiggin of New market, N. H., who d. 25 May 1861. John William* b. 15 Dec. 1797; d. 4 May 1838; m. Mary Jane Wiggin, dau. of Jewett and ;Deborah (Piper), b. in Stratham 30 Nov. 1800, d. 17 July 1871. 3. Betsey, m. abt. 1773, Jeremiah Holmes of Greenland, b. in 1745, d. 15 Nov. 1832. 4. George. In the census of 1790, he was at Portsmouth, and his family consisted of himself, wife and three children. 5. Samuel, 6. Polly, b. 3 Sept. 1759, d. 15 May 1842; m. 14 Oct. 1784, Joseph Raines, sou of Joshua and Mary (Raines), b. in Greenland 6 Oct. 1759, d. 2 Jan. 1846. Children, b. in Green land: Polly, b. 31 Aug. 1785. Eleanor, b. l Sept.1788. Sally, b. 2 Sept. 1790. Hannah, b. 15 Apr. 1794. Joseph, b. 21 Feb. 1798. 7. Thomas, b.1761, d.16 Sept. 1837; m. at Cornish 7 Apr. 1789, Ruhamah Roberts, dau. of Asa. and Ruhamah (Brown), b. in Sut~ ton, Mass., 12 Dec. 1764, d. 18 Oct. 1841. Children, b. in Cornish: Oliver, b. 8 Feb. 1790. De~ter, b. 11 Feb. 1792. John, b. 23 Apr. 1794. Cyrene, b. 28 June 1796; d. 1 June 1806. Ruhamah, b. 29 Nov. 1798; m. 13 Apr. 1820, Samuel J9hnsou. William Brown, b. 6 Mar. 1801. 8. Sarah. vi. ELIZABETH, bapt. in 1728; m. DAVID LITTLEFIELD of Wells, Me., where they resided in 1771. vii. ABIGAIL, bap.t. in 1731; m. abt. 1750, HENRY HOBBS, son of Thomas and Elizabeth (Morrell), who d. previous to 1771, when she was of Berwick, Me. Children: 1. Morrell, b. 23 Nov. 1753; m. 26 Feb. 1778, Miriam Brackett, da,u. of John and Miriam (Thompson) of Berwick. 2. Sarah, b. 18 Mar. 1756. 3. Reuben, b. 18 Jan. 1758. 4. Nabby, b. 17 Feb. 1760. 5. Aray, b. 13 Apr. 1762. 6. George, b. 7 Apr. 1764. 7. Levi, b. 5 Apr. 1766. 8. Henry, b. 3 Mar. 176.8; m. Abigail Hamilton, b. 14 Apr. 1772, d. 7 July 1841; was a well-known Baptist preacher on the York County circuit. viii. SOLOMON, bapt. in 1734; d. previous to 1771. His name does U:ot appear on the Greenland tax lists. 14. ix. GEORGE,
*Children of .John William and Mary Jane (Wjggin) Luey, b. in Stratham, N. H.: l. Lqcy Ann, b. 1 Nov. 1832; m. 27 June 1862, James M. Sheldon of Portsmouth, Children: Mary Emily, b. 20 Apr. 1863. Alice, b. 13 Dec. 1866; m. Charles Shillaber of Portsmouth. Edith, b. 6 Dec. 1868; m. Manning Akerman of Portsmouth. 2. Albert, b. 24 Feb. 1834; d. 22 Feb. 187fi, unmarried. 3. Mary Francis, b. 28 June 1836; m. at Stratham 25 Oct. 1854, Arthur Augustus Gage, ~on of Abel and Anna Moody (Johnson), b, in Pelham, N. H. 9 Mar. 1830, d, at Providence, R. I. 20 Dec. 1903. Chil dren, b. in Stratham: Arthur Edward, b. 2 Dec. 1858. Mary Anna, b. 9 June 1860, Ellen Isadore, b. 12 May 1862. 1'he early records of the Luey family were copied from the old Family Bible, 1md were furnished by Arthur E. Gage, Esq.,of Woburn, Mass. 10
8 1 8. WILLIAM URIN (.l!'raneis,2 Wi:lliam ) was born at Ipswich, Mass., 5 Aug. 1681. He was a fisherman and resided at Ipswich, where he had permission to build a whar£ in 1730. It is not known how he carne into possession 0£ the land that he sold by the following deed, though it may have been his father's interest in the estate 0£ 1 William : William Urin of Ipswich, fisherman, sold Benjamin Damrill of the Isles 0£ Shoals " a single dwelling house and a garden spot, situated and being upon Star Island in ye Isle of Shoals, bounded N.W. by Deacon Muchamore, N.E. by land formerly be longing to Mr. Fabins, S.E. by land of Dymond's garden and S.W. by the sea", dated 25 Feb. 17 45-6. · · On 17 Dec. 17 55 he sold land and one-half a house formerly set off to Martha Uran by the Court of Probate as part of her father Smith's estate. The will of Thomas Smith of Ipswich, innholder, dated 22 Nov. 1725, mentions wife Martha, sons Thomas, John, and Ebenezer, and daughters Martha Urin, Mary Hodgkins, and Abigail Gleason. He married first (intention recorded at Ipswich 29 Dec. 1706) MARTHA SMITH, daughter of Thomas and Martha (Kempton), who died at Ipswich Dec. 17 48; and secondly at Ipswich, 27 Mar. 17 49, widow RUTH WELLS, born in 1699, died at Ipswich 19 May 1789, aged 90 years. He died there 15 Jan. 1758. Children, born at Ipswich : i. MARTHA/ b. 18 Nov. 1709; d. abt. 1773; m. at Ipswich, 22 .Aug. 1738, SAMUEL CRESSEY, son of William and Anne (Hidden), b. at Rowley, Mass., 23 July 1704, d. at Newbury, Mass., about 1775. Children: 1. Anne, b. 7 Apr. 1740; m. John George. 2. Francis, b. 20 Dec. 1741; m. Sarah Godfrey. 3. William, b. 6 .A.pr. 1744; m. Mary Carr. 4. James, b. 27 Nov. 1746. 5. Susannah, b. 31 July 1749; m. Thomas Johnson. ii. MARY, bapt. 20 July 1712; d. at Ipswich 7 Jan. 1713. iii. FRANCIS, bapt. 8 Aug. 1714; with other fishermen was drowned at sea 7 Apr. 1737, while fishing on the Banks of Canso. iv. MARY, bapt. 9 Sept. 1716; d. at Beverly, Mass., in 1747; m. (int. rec. at Ipswich 30 Nov. 1736) EBENEZER MAXWELL, Child, b. at Beverly: Hannah, b. 3 Nov.1737. v. THOMAS, bapt. 31 Aug. 1718; probably d. young. vi. ABIGAIL, bapt. 2 July,1721: d. 5 Mity 1790; m. (int. rec. at Ipswich 3 Mar. 1748-9) WILLIAM HODGKINS, son of William. and Elizabeth (Clark), bapt. 30 Jan. 1725. Children: 1. wauam, bapt. 3 Feb. 1750. 2. Daniel, bapt. 20 Feb. 1757. vii. WILLIAM, bapt. 7 July 1723; d. 10 Aug. 1723. viii. ANNA, bapt. 20 )J'eb. 1725; d. 8 June 1730.
8 1 9. JOSEPH URANN (Francis,2 William ) was born at Ipswich, Mass., 23 Feb. 1691-2. Be was the first one of the family to spell the name Urann, a form which has been adopted by many of the family 11
at the present time. On 10 Aug. 1729 he purchased land on Ma_y 1 (now Revere) Street, Boston, which was sold 12 Jan. 1796 by his heirs. He was a shipbuilder, and resided in Milk Street, Boston. In the fire of 1760 his loss was placed at £73. On 3 ,June 1761 he purchased of Nathaniel Breed for £42 a lot of land in Milk Street, on what was afterwards known as Theatre Alley, and now Devonshire Street. __ This lot stands but a few feet south from the present line of Milk Street, and is occupied by the Equitable Build ing. On 23 Oct. 1734 he was appointed a member of the Boston fire department, and for a number of years served as captain. He married first at Boston, 31 May 1714, SARAH STACEY of Ipswich, born Feb. 1689, died at Boston 6 Sept. (another record says 7) 1721; secondly at Boston, 5 Apr. 1722, SARAH JAMISON, daughter of William and Sarah (Prise)*, baptized at Charlestown, Mass., 29 June 1684, admitted to the Church at Boston 4 Feb. 1728, died at Boston 25 Mar. 17 45 ; and thirdly at Boston, 23 May 1748, HANNAH TucK1m, born in 1697, died at Boston (burnt to death) 2 Oct. 176~. He died at Boston 1 Mar. 1764-5. His chil dren were baptized in the Second Church and Brattle Street Church, and the family were buried in the Granary Burying-ground. In his will, dated 23 Jan., and probated 8 1\far. 1764-5, he mentions his son Thomas, daughter Mary (wife of Richard Sloper) and the following grandchildren: Mary (wife of James Kinney), Mehitable, Elizabeth, Joseph, William, Rebecca, Hannah and Sarah, children of late daughter Sarah Putman, to each of whom he gave ls. The balance of the estate was given to his wife Hannah, who was appointed executrix. Children, born at Boston : i. JoHN, 4 b. 3 Feb. 1714-15; probably d. young. ii. SARAH, b. 16 Dec. 1716; d. previous to 1765; m. at Boston, 19 Feb. 1735, --JOSEPH PUTMAN, son of Bartholomew and Mary (Putnam), b. at Salem, Mass., 1 Aug. 1714. He m. (2) at Boston, 3 Apr. 1766, as her second husband, Elizabeth (Whitwell) Cumston, dau. of Samuel and Elizabeth (Archer), b. at Boston 23 Oct. 1719. She had m. (1) at Boston, 3 Mar. 1745, John Cumston, who d. at Boston abt. Nov. 1763. Joseph Putman d._ at Boston 9 July 1788. Children, b. at Boston and bapt. at Brattle Street Church: I. Sarah, b. 17 Sept. 1736; d. in 1744. 2. Mai·y, b. 5 May 1738; m.
*Joseph Urann of Boston and Sarah his wife, danghter to William and Sarah Jamison, which Sarah Jamison was sister to Elizabeth Edwards, wife to John Edwards, late of Falmouth, Casco Bay, deceased, which sai (int. rec. at Boston 21 Feb. 1760) James Kenney. 3. Mehitabl, b. 1 Feb. 1740 ;, m. (int. rec. at Boston 14 Mar. 1765) Robert Ear, [? Earle]. 4. Joseph, bapt. 1 Nov. 1741; d. 19 Feb. 1741-2. c Elizabeth, b. 14 Oct. 1742; d. previous to 1786. 6. Joseph, b. 2, Aug. 1744. 7. Sarah, bapt. 10 Aug. 1746; m. at Boston, 14 Jul: 1771, Jonathan Carey. 8. William, bapt. 29 Jan. 1749; d. previou, to 1786. 9. Bartholomew, bapt. 23 Dec. 1750; d. previous to 1786 10. Rebecca, bapt. 23 Mar. 1755; m. at Boston, 1 Dec. 1778. Nathaniel Carey. 11. Hannah, bapt. 13 Mar. 1757; m. at Boston, 17 Aug. 1777, Josiah Bradlee. 12. Ebenezer, bapt. 23 Nov. 1760. 13. John, bapt. 17 Jan. 1762. iii. JOSEPH, b. 14 Feb. 1717; probably d. young. iv. WILLIAM, b. 16 Aug. 1719; d. 25 Dec. 1719. v. WILLIAM, bapt. 4 Sept. 1720; d. 20 Dec. 1720. vi. MARY, b. 4 Sept. 1721; d. 14 Sept. 1721. vii. BENJAMIN, b. 15 Jan. 1722-3; d. 31 July 1723. 15. viii. THOMAS, b. 3 Feb. 1723-4. ix. MARY, b. 23 Mar. 1724-5; d. at Boston 24 Sept. 1794; m. at Boston, 21 Apr. 1746, RICHARD SLOPER, son of Ambrose and Mary (Pick ering) of Portsmouth, N. H.* He was living in 1773. Her will was dated 17 Feb. 1794, and probated 30 Dec. 1794, at which time she was a widow. She gave all her real estate and one-half of her personal estate to her niece, Rebecca" Urann, and the other half of her personal estate to her sister, Mary (Sloper) Urann. x. ABIGAIL, b. -8 Jan. 1726-7; probably d. young. 8 2 10. PETER URANN or YoURING (Francis, William 1) was born at Ips wich, Mass., 15 May 1694. He was a mariner and settled at Glou cester, Mass. As early as 1733 he purchased land at Methuen, Mass. In 1741 he was one of the petitioners for a township in that part of Methuen now in New Hampshire; in 17 45 he was a resident of that part of the town now Salem, N. H.; and in 1759 he asked for title to land in Salem. He and his descendants changed the spelling of the name to Youring. He married first at Gloucester, 26 Jan. 1720-1, as her second husband, BETHIAH (ELWELL ) RowE, daughter of Isaac and * Lieut. Richard Sloper of Dover and Portsmouth, N. R., b. abt. 1630; m. 21 Oct. 1658, Mary Sherburne, dau. of Heury and Rebecca (Gibbons). Red. in 1716. Their son Ambrose Sloper was b. 20 Jan, 1684; m. (1) Mary Pickering, dau. of John and Elizabeth (Munden); m. (2) Sarah. He d. in 1772. Children: I. Ambrose; m. (1) Margaret; m. (2) Esther. 2. Richard, m. Mary Urnun of Boston. 3. William; m. (1) 15 Feb. 1735, Susannah Babcock of Milton; m. (2) 4 Jan. 1753, Tamson Razeley. 4. Joshua. 5. Daniel. 6. Benning, in Revolutionary service. 7. John, m. 29 May 1735, Hannah Shattuck. 8. Samuel, m. 18 Sept. 1746, Mary Hallowell of Boston. 9. Mary, m. --Lucy. IO. Sarnh, m. --Tucker. 11. Susannah. 12. Olive. 13. Elizabeth. Ambrose Sloper of Portsmouth, N. H. (b. 1684), in his will, which was dated 10 May 1759, and probated 27 May 1772, mentions wife Sarah. He gave his real estate to his heirs, and in a petition, dated 7 Jan. 1773, to have the real estate divided, mention is made of the heirs of Ambrose Sloper (d. in 1768) and Richard Sloper, both of Boston, 13 Mehitable (Millett) Elwell. She had married first at Gloucester, 17 Jan. 1705, Abraham Rowe, son of Hugh and Mary (Pierce), born at Gloucester 26 Apr. 1680, and died there 8 July 1706. Bethiah was born at Gloucester 5 Apr. 1682, and died there 19 Feb. 1723. Peter3 married secondly at Wenham, Mass., 4 Nov. 1724, SARAH DODGE, daughter of John and Ruth (Grover), born at Wenham 9 Mar. 1701-2. Child by first wife, born at Gloucester : 16. i. PETER,4 b. 16 June 1722. Children by second wife, born at Gloucester: ii. FRANCIS, bapt. 26 Sept. 1725. iii. WILLIAM, b. 13 Apr. 1727. iv. LYDIA, bapt. 15 June 1729. 11. JoHN 4 URrN (Richard,8 John,2 William1) was baptized 10 Aug. 1718. He resided at Rowley, Mass., but attended church at Byfield, where his children were baptized. With his family he removed to Bos cawen, N. H., where they were warned out of town 5 Feb. 1763. He signed the Association Test in 1776. In the census of 1790 the family consisted of himself and two females. On 6 Dec. 1796 he sold to James Urann of Boscawen several lots of land in Bos cawen. He married first at Newbury, Mass., 24 Nov. 1746, SARAH DUTY, daughter of Samuel and Ruth (Tenney), baptized 11 Feb. 1721, died at Newbury 1 July 1759; and secondly .at Newbury, 12 June 1760, ABIGAIL LAYTON. Children by first wife, born at Rowley: i. MEHITABLE,• b. 3 Sept. 1747; d. 18 May 1767. 17. ii. DANIEL, b. 10 Apr. 1750. iii. SAMUEL, b. 21 Sept. 1752; d! 14 Nov. 1753. iv. SAMUEL, b. 6 Jan. 1754-5. 18. v. JAMES, b. 9 Nov. 1757. Child by second wife, born at Rowley: vi. A DAUGHTER, b. Sept. 1765; d. 16 Jan. 1766. 4 1 12. JoHN URIN (James,3 John,2 William ) was baptized at Greenland, N. H., in 1728; but his name does not appear on the tax lists there. He settled at Phillipstown (now Sanford, Me.) as early as 1750, where he purchased land of John Dow by deed of 23 May 1750, in which he is spoken of as of Phillipstown, late of Green land, N. H. His business was that of tanner and cordwainer. His house was built in 1753, as by the deed given for lot No. 9. He sold his estate at Phillipstown in 17 58, and enlisted 31 Mar. 1759 for the French and Indian War, serving until 23 Oct. 1761 as a 14 member of Capt. David Bean's company, under Brig.-Gen. Jedediah Preble, and was stationed at Fort Pownal, Me. In 17 62 David Bean and others petitioned for a grant of land for services during the late war. A township of six miles square was given them, which was afterwards known as Sullivan, Me. John Uriu does not appear to have been one of the grantees of the town, but· he must have settled there previous to 177 4, as a deed given 24 May of that year by John Urin to Samuel Bean and others men tions the land as situated at Urin's Point. He married at Berwick, Me., 1 June 1752, PHEBE DAVIS. He had two wives, but neither the date of marriage nor the name of his second wife has as yet been found. As late as I 798 his son John was called junior, which would indicate that he was living at that time. Children: 19. L JOHN,• b. abt. 1767. 20. ii. THOMAS. 21. iii. PAUL, b. abt. 1778. 4 1 13. JAMES URIN (James,3 Jahn,2 William ) was baptized at Greenland, N. H., in 1730. He was taxed there from 1743 to 1761, but in 17 58 had the ratt;;s abated for the last year. The " History of Sanford, Me.," states that he came there from Greenland in 1752, and was a cordwainer and tanner. John Thompson, by deed dated 1 July 1755, sold James Urin one-half of lot No. 40 at Phillipstown in consideration of James Urin having conveyed to him one-half ·of lot No. 17, being the same lot that Jadies Urin purchased of his brother John Urin 26 May 1752. On 5 June 1758, he gave a deed of land at Phillipstown, living at that time at Berwick, Me. He served as private in the French and Indian War, from 6 Mar. to 13 Nov. 1760, in Capt. John' Wentworth's company. He married, previous to 1756, ANNA THOMPSON, daughter of John and Priscilla (Davis), born at York, Me., 7 Jan. 1731-2.. He died at Berwick previous to 1770. Anna Urin, widow, sold to John Parsons all her interest in the estate of her father John Thompson, late of Sanford. She married secondly at Berwick, 27 Jan. 1773, Benjamin Goodridge. Children, born at Berwic],r : i. JAMEs 5, b. A,ug. 1756; served in the Revolution from Berwick, from 3 July 1775 until 1782, as one of the main guard at Prospect Hill; was at Fort George, and at one time in the hospital at Albany. Was a United States pensioner, and the last payment was made him 4 Mar. 1820. Settled a,t Waterboro, Me;, where he purchased land 19 Dec. 1797. }Ie d. there 11 Feb. 1824. He had wife ANNA, ii. JANE, b. 2 ,Apr. 1759. iii. ANNA, b. 2•May 1760. 15 14. GEORGE4 URIN ( Joseph, 8 John, 2 Williarn1) was born at Greenland, N. H. He was taxed there from 17 58 until 1763, which would give the datE of his birth ab~ut 1737. The tax lists of Greenland are mi&sing fo1 the eight years following 1764. He served in the French War as a private in Capt. John Pickering's company, from 10 May to 13 Oct. 1758. On 15, Oct. 1771 Sarah Urin of Greenland, widow of Joseph, sold "my son George Urin, all my right, title and interest and right of dower or thirds in land in Epsom, which belonged to his [Joseph's] father John Urin." That year he purchased the interest of the family in the same property and removed to Epsom. On 2 June 1777 he sold land and buildings at Greenland, bounded " west by road leading to Rye, north by land of ,Joshua Stains, east by Clement Marsh, deceased. Which piece of land was heretofore part of the estate of my father Joseph Urin and came to me (de scended) upon the settlement with my sisters for their share in said estate." He signed the Association Test in 177 6 at Epsom. In the census of 1790 he was at Epsom, and his family consisted of himself, wife, two sons, and three daughters. In 1801 he sold all his estate at Epsom and probably removed from town. He had wife MARY. Children, born at Greenland, N. H. : 5 22. i, REUBEN • ii. SOLOMON, b. abt. 1759; d. from exposure going from Epsom to Portsmouth in the winter of 1774. 23. iii. JOSEPH, b. 28 July 1769. iv. JOHN, d. young of consumption. v. MERCY, bapt. at Epsom 1 Aug. 1773; m. at Epsom, 8 Jan. 1800; NATHAN FOGG. vi. NANCY, d. young of consumption. vii. MARTHA, d. unm. Hi THOMAS 4 URANN (Joseph,8 Francis,2 William1)) was born at Boston 3 Feb. 1723. He was a shipjoiner in Batterymarch Street, near Hallowell's shipyard, and resided in Milk Street. He was promi nent in town affairs and held various offices. For 29 years he was a member of the Boston fire department, and for a number of years held the position of captain. He served in the Revolutionary War as captain of a company of artificers in Col. Richard Gridley's regi ment of artillery from 20 June 1775 to 31 Dec. 1779. 111 1777 he was chosen one of the committee to enforce the law against mo nopolies, and in 1779 he was one of the committee appointed to prevent people from going out of town to buy provisions. He pur chased of the heirs the estate left by his father, and on 15 Apr. 1782 and 15 Oct. 1784 bought additional land in Theatre Alley. He was most prominent in the Masonic order ; was made a mem ber of the Lodge of St. Andrew 18 Sept. 1760, and on 30 Nov. 1772 16 was elected Worshipful Master, but served only one year. For a number of years he was a member of the Grand Lodge of Masons of Massachusetts and took an active part in their deliberations. He was one of the grantees when the Green Dragon estate was pur chased for the Lodge of St. Andrew, 20 July 1784. He was a member of the Sons of Liberty and of the Boston Tea Party, and was one of the guards on the Dartmouth when the tea was thrown overboard. He married at Boston, 3 Apr. 1751, MARY SLOPER of Ports mouth, N. H., who was born in 1730, and'cfied at Boston (in the house of William Andrews) 29 Nov. 1815, aged 85 years. He died at Boston 8 Oct. 1792. His will was dated 27 May 1791 and probated 29 Oct. 1792. It gives to his wife Mary during her natural life the income of the estate, which after her death goes to his children: Joseph, Thomas, John, Ejarah, Margaret, Mary,'Samu el, Elizabeth, and Rebecca (son Richard deceased) in equal tenth parts as tenants in common. His wife was appointed executrix. Children, born at Boston : i, AMBROSE SLOPER,• b. 7 Nov. 1751; d. before 179L 24. ii. JOSEPH, b. 11 June 1753. 25. iii. MARGARET, b. 14 Apr. 1755. iv. MARY, b. 1 Nov. 1756; living in 1792. 26. v. RICHARD, b. 16 Dec. 1757. 27. vi. THOMAS, b. 1 May 1762. vii. SARAH, b. 10 June 1766; d. at Boston 9 Sept. 1812; m. at Boston, 20 July 1786, TIMOTHY HEALY, who d. at Roxbury, Mass., 9 Oct. 1790. viii. ELIZABETH, b. 15 Oct. 1767; d. at Boston 4 Feb. 1826 : m. at Boston, 20 Dec. 1792, SAMUEL ANDREWS, b. at Boston 16 Feb. 1765, d. at Charlestown 13 Sept. 1857. Children, b. at Boston: 1. Samuel, b. 24 Dec. 1794; d. at Quincy, Mass., 4 Nov. 1870; m. in 1816, Priscilla Rich, dau. of Robert and Achsah, b. at Wellfleet, Mass., 7 Feb. 1798, d. at Boston 4 Dec. 1882; children, b. at Charlestown: Samuel Rich, b. 16 Nov. 1817; d. soon. George, b. 5 Feb. 18-; m. at Weymouth, Mass., 19 Dec. 1847, Betsey Lewis Blanchard, dau. of Capt. William and Betsey (Lewis), b. at Weymouth 22 Mar. 1827. Samuel Rich, b. 16 Nov. 181-; d. at Chelsea, Mass., 13 Nov. 1885; m. Charlotte A. Raynor, b. at Townsend, Mass., 24 Nov. 1819; d. at Chelsea, 31 Oct. 1885. Eliza, b. 28 Jan. 182-; m. at Charlestown, 28 Feb. 1839, Benjamin Rich. Ann Maria, b. 17 July 1824; d. soon. Ann Maria, b. 23 Jan. 1826. Caroline Eliza beth, b. 14 Sept. 1828; m. at Bellows Falls, Vt., 25 Nov. 1848, Alfred Orland Lindsey. Benjamin Hinckley, b. 26 Nov. 1836. Joseph, b. 18 July 1838. 2. Elizabeth,. b. 25 Sept. 1799; d. at Boston 13 Mar. 1816. 3. George, b. 2 Apr. 1802; d. at Boston 5 Mar. 1847. 28. ix. JOHN, b. 16 Jan. 1769. x. BENJAMIN, b. 30 Mar .. 1770; d. young. 17 xi. REBECCA, b. 22 Apr. 1772; d. young. xii. SAMUEL, b. in 1774; living in 1791. xiii. REBECCA, b. 26 Dec. 1775; d. at Boston 1 July 1814; m. at Boston, 22 July 1798, SIMEON MASON, d. at Boston 31 Aug. 1836, whom. (2) at Boston, 21 Nov. 1822, Charlotte Godfrey. 1 16. PETER4 YoURING or URIN (Peter,3 Francis,2 Willi'am ) was born at Gloucester, Mass., 16 June 1722. He had wife RuTH, and resided at Salem, N. H., where he died about 17 60. His widow married secondly Rapha Hall. On 27 Mar. 1760 Ruth Urin, widow, gave a bond for £500 for the administratioh of the estate of her husband, Peter Urin of Salem, deceased, with Peter Merrill, blacksmith, and Isaac Clough, yeoman, all of Salem, as sureties. ( Children, born at Salem, N. H.:) i. MARY, 5 b. 19 Dec. 1753; she was living in 1777 at Salem, when she signed a deed with her brother Joseph. 29. ii. JOSEPH, b ..19 Feb. 1756. iii. PETER, b. 19 Aug. 1757; served as private in Capt. John Nesmith's company, Cols. Thornton's and Bartlett's regiments, mustered in 11 July 1776. 17. DANIEL 6 URIN ( John,4 Richard,3 John,2 William1) was born at Row ley, Mass., 10 A pr. 175 O, and became a resident of Wilmont, N. H. He was "one of the Training Soldiers in Salisbury, N. H., drawn 27 May 1776," also a private in Capt. Peter Kimball's company, Col. Thomas Stickney's regiment, and joined the Northern army at Bennington and Stillwater, being engaged 20 July, and discharged 25 Sept., 1777. In the census of 1790 his family consisted of seven persons. On 25 Oct. 1821, with wife SARAH, he sold to his daugh ter-in-law, Nancy Urann, 100 acres of land at Kearsarge Gore, N. H., she to provide him and his wife with maintenance during their natural life. His wife Sarah was born about 17 45, and died at Wilmont 25 Feb. 1838, aged 93 years. He died there 20 Jan. 1827.* Children: i. LUELLA, 6 b. abt. 1773; d. at Gilmanton, N. H., after 1850. Accord ing to the N. H. Census of 1850 she was living with her daughter Mrs. Tucker at Andover, N. H., aged 77 yrs. Jom, KENISTON, whom she m. abt. 1790, was of Gilmanton, where he d. when the children were young. The family returned to Andover and Wil mont. Children: 1. Samuel, d. at Plattsburgh, Eng., abt. 1824; m. Sally Moody, dau. of John and Nancy (Urin), who d. at Wilmont 14 Apr. 1886. 2. Fmncis, d. abt. 1874; soldier in the Civil War; m. (1) --Babbitt; m. (2) Mary Cole, dau. of John, ., The record of Daniel Urin and his descendants was kindly furnished by Mrs. Marcia F. Hilton of East Andover, N. H., from the diary of Jonathan Bean, an early resident of Wilmont, N. H. 18 b. at Hill, N. H., in 1823, d. at Andover 4 Dec. 1903. 3. John, b. in 1802; d. at Wilmont Nov. 1888; m. abt. 1828, Sally (Moody) Keniston, widow of his brother Samuel. 4. Elizabeth, b. in 1816; d. at Andover; m. (1) -- Durgin; m. (2) Jacob Tucker. 5. Willis. Ii. NANCY, b. abt. 1776; d. at Wilmont in 1816; m. at Andover 2 May 1793, J om, MOODY, who d. at Wilmont 17 Dec. 1833. Children: I. Sally, b. in 1797; m. Samuel Keniston. 2. John, m. Betsey Kinsman; resided at Mechanicsburg, Ohio. 3. James, b. in 1800; d. at Andover 19 Nov. 1888; m. (1) Mrs. Phebe Cass; m. (2) Mrs. Woodward. 4. Meb,itable, d. unm. 5. Daniel, d. at Lowell, Mass. 6. Samuel, b. in 1805; d. at Andover 28 Mar. 1862; m. Cyrena Durgin. 7. Betsey, m. Jacob Morey, son of John and Elizabeth (Durgin). 8. Polly, b. 3 July 1811; d. at Wilmont 13 May 1891; m. 11 July 1830, John Durgin, son of John and Elizabeth (Rowe). 9. )lfoses, m. Eliza Marston, dau. of Benjamin and Elizabeth (Messer), b. at Sutton, N. H., 19 Apr. 1817, d. there 13 Aug. 1888. 10. Nancy, m. Jefferson Parker of Amherst, N. H. 11. Darius, d. in Ohio. iii. SARAH, b. abt. 1779; d. at Andover 1 M\lY 1846; m. BENJAMIN CILLEY, son of Aaron and Elizabeth (Dodge), b. abt. 1773, d. at Andover 3 Mar. 1812. Children, b. a:t Andover, N. H.: 1. Sally, b. in 1800; m. Jonathan Morey of Wilmont. 2. Moses T., b. in 1802; d. 2 June 1838; m. Drusilla Woodward, dau. of Capt. Joseph G. and Polly (Dole); she m. (2) 24 Sept. 1839, Macaijah Morgan, son of John and Phebe (Messer), b. at New London, N. H., 23 June 1809, and cl. there 21 July 1891. 3. Aaron, b. 6 May 1804; d. at Andover 21 Feb. 1887; m. (1) 25 Nov. 1826, Sally Carr; m. (2) 10 Nov.1844, Susan Howard. 4. John 1¥., b. in 1807; d. at Louisville, Ky., in 1835. 5. Mary, b. in 1809; d. 24 Dec. 1816. 6. James W., b. 2 May 1811; d. at Mechanicsburg, Ohio, iu 1839. 0 7. 2fiehitable, b. in 1812; m. 27 Nov. 1833, Col. Joseph B. Carr. iv. MEHITABLE, b. abt. 1780; d. at Andover 3 Nov. 1852; m. 11 May 1802, EDMUND H. CILLEY, son of Aaron and Elizabeth (Dodge), b. in 1774, d. at Andover 18 Aug. 1834. Children, b. at Andover, N. H.: 1. Sally, b. 11 Sept. 1803; d. 31 May 1828. 2. James, b. 28 Feb. 1806; m. (1) Betsey Carr of Wilmont; m. (2) 9 ,July 1837, Theodate Rowe. 3. Reitben, b. 17 Apr. 1808; d. 6 Apr. 1815. 4. Edmund, b. 19 June 1811; cl. 20 Nov. 1816. 5. Benjamin, b. 25 June 1813; m. (1) 31 Dec. 1835, Sally Brown, who d. 9 Jan. 1842; m. (2) 7 Oct. 1845, Mary Brown. 6. Beu/Jen, b. 22 Apr. 1816; d. 31 Oct. 1820. 7. Joel, b. 9 June 1819; m. 30 July 1840, Elizabeth Cilley. 8. Silas M., b. 14 Mar. 1822; cl. 7 Oct. 1848. v. JAMES, b. abt. 1782; d. at Wilmont 29 Jan. 1822; m. at Wilmont, 22 Aug. 1806, NANCY FLANDERS, Shem. (2) as his second wife, 17 July 1832, Bradley Mitchell, and cl. at Wilmont 22 .June 1841. James Urann's will, dated 25 Oct. 1821, and probated 28 Feb. 1822, gave his entire estate to wife Nancy. No issue. 5 1 18. JAMES URANN (John,4 Richard,8 .Tohn,2 Wz'lliam ) was born at Row ley, Mass., 9 Nov. 1757. According to his pension he removed to 19. Boscawen, N. H., in 1785, where his father deeded him a number of lots of land. He signed a petition for Representative for Boscawen 2 Mar. 1784. In the census of 1790 his family consisted of six persons. He served as private in the Revolution, and was granted a pension 19 Jan. 1833. He married MARY CoRSER, daughter of William and Anne (Carter), born at Boscawen, N. H., 4 Aug. 1759, died there 14 Apr. 1884. He died in the same place 18 (another record says 23) Nov. 1845. Children, born at Boscawen : i. WILLIAM,• b. in 1776; d. at Boscawen 24 Sept. 1826. ii. HANNAH, b. 4 Dec. 1779. iii. SAMUEL, b. 16 July 1781; a. at Boscawen 22 June 1828; m. at Bos- cawen, 14 Sept. 1808, HULDAH DEARBORN. iv. POLLY, b. in 1784; d. at Boscawen 8 Apr. 1818. v. ANNA, b. 16 Jan. 1787. vi. MOLLY, b. 13 June 1789. 19. JOHN 6 URANN (John,4 James,8 John, 2 William') was born about 1767. He lived at Sullivan, Me., in that part of the town now called So rento, and carried on the business of tanner. On 22 Jan. 1795 he sold Paul Urann one-half of the farm which he purchased of his father John Urin, "with the privilege of brook to set Tan Vats, Bark House and other buildings, for carrying on the Tannery business." A deed given by John Urann in 1798 was witnessed by Hannah Millens. Josiah Simpson sold John Urann, Jr., 100 acres of land adjoining that of Paul Urann by deed dated 18 Apr. 1804. Thi~ is the last deed given in which he is called junior. He later built a saw-mill, and engaged extensively in the lumber business. He married HANNAH MrLLENS, born about 1772, died at Sulli van, Me., 2 Sept. 1848. He died there 15 June 1833. Children: i. JAMES,• lost at sea. ii. GEORGE, m. and settled at Alliance, Ohio, where he d. abt. 1857. Children: 1. Noah. 7 2. John. 3. Mary. 4. Hannah. 5. Eliza. 30. iii. JOHN MILLENS, b. 1802. iv. ELBRIDGE, m. at Ellsworth, Me., MERCY BEALE. Children: 1. Martha,7 n1. Henry Walker. 2. Edgar, d. at St. Joseph, Mo. 3. Mary, resides at St. Joseph, Mo. v. JOAN, m. SYLVANUS GIBBS, vi. MARY, m. (int. rec. at Trenton, Me., 28 Nov. 1821) ALLEN HOPKINS, son of Anderson and Phebe (Lancaster), b. at Trenton, Me., 20 Sept. 1796. Child: I. Hannah, b. abt. 1823; m. John Parsons of Eastbrook, Me. vii. ELIZA, m. NATHAN SARGENT. 2 1 20. THOMAs 6 URANN (John, 4 James,8 John, William ) resided at Franklin, Me., his father having given him 100 acres of land at Indian's 20 Point on the north side of the bay by deed of 8 June 1793. 0 4 May 1815 Alexander Baring and others, trustees of the estate< William Bingham, late of Philadelphia, Pa., for $10.00 sold Thom2 Urann 100 acres of land at Hog Bay in township No. 9, being th right of John Urann, who was a settler before 1784. Samuel Phil lips, Leonard Jarvis, and John Read, Commissioners of :Massachu setts, sold William Bingham one parcel of land in Hancock Co. containing 61,872 acres, deed dated 26 Jan. 1793. Perhaps it wast< satisfy the claim of the Bingham heirs that a deed was given Thomai Urann by the trustees. On 14 Mar. 1828 he sold land in Franklin at Flagg Bay to his son Thomas Urann, Jr. By deed of 24 May 1837 he sold his homestead at Franklin to his son Thomas. He married :NANCY J),urs, who was born at Providence, R. I. The date of his death is given by some of the family as 1825, but it must have occurred after 1837, when he gave the deed referred to above. Children, born at Franklin : 31. i. THOMAS. 6 ii. PHEBE, m. SAMUEL GORDON. iii. BETSEY, m. JOHN GORDON. iv. LUCINDA B., d. 25 Feb. 1849; m. 15 Sept. 1838, FREEMAN WOORSTER, son of William and Sally (Moore), b. at Hancock, Me., 3 Feb. 1814, d. at Franklin 16 July 1844. Children: 1. Georgetta, b. 8 Dec. 1839; d. 22 Feb. 1841. 2 . .Alpheus, b. 10 Nov. 1841. 3. Lau retta, b. 1 Jan. 1844. V, SABRA, m. HIRAM YOUNG, vi. ARMILLA, m. ARTH;UR Fr1n;crr. vii. NANCY, b. IO Oct. 1805; d. at Franklin 29 Mar. 1900; m. LEWIS WILBUR. viii. MARIA, m. THEODORE BUNKER, ix. HARRIET, b. abt. 1809; d. in .1887; m. (1) abt. 1827, ELIPHALET PETTINGILL, son of Eliphalet and Jane (Bragdon) ; m. (2) JAMES BLAISDELL. Children by :first wife, b. at Franklin: 1. Matilda, b. 6 Sept. 1830; d. at Steuben, Me., 17 Feb. 1896; m: George W. Guptill. 2. Hen·rietta, b. in 1833; m. Ephraim Cousins. 3. Eliz abeth, b. in 1835; m. Enoch Coombs. 4. George W., b. in 1839. 5. Curtis E., b. in 1843. 6. Edwin G., b. in 1852. 5 1 21. PAuL URANN (John,4 James,3 John,2 William ) was born about 1778. He was one of the early settlers of Sullivan, Me., and in deeds is called yeoman. For a number of years he was engaged in the lumber business. The Selectmen of Sullivan, by resolve of 8 l\far. 1804, for $5.00 sold Paul Urann of Sullivan all the right, title, and interest which the Commonwealth of Massachusetts had in a tract of land in Sullivan, being lot No. 61, situated on a cove of Taunton River, containing 100 acres, deed dated 14 Sept. 1804. His will was dated 27 Aug. 1855, and mentions wife Mary, son Samuel, and 21 grandchildren Jane Hill, Joseph H., Benjamin F., Samuel L., Charles E., Mary L., and Georgianna Urann. He married (intention recorded at Sullivan, 22 Oct. 1798) MARY WELCH, daughter of --- and --- (Ingalls). Child, born at Sullivan : S2. i. SAMUF..L,6 b. about 1800. 4 3 2 1 22. REUBENS Y OURING ( George, Joseph, John, William ) resided at Ep som, N. H., where he sold all his right and title to lot No. 111 by deed of 23 Mar. 1799. On 15 Feb. 1802 he sold part of lot No. 89 at Epsom. He probably removed to Vermont. Children: 6 i. SOLOMON • ii. SAMUEL, d. at Barton, Vt. iii. SALLY, d. at Randolph, Vt. 2 1 ~3. JosEPHs YuRAN ( Geor_qe,4 Joseph,3 John, _ William ) was born at Greenland, N. H., 28 July 1769, and became a resident.of Tun bridge, Vt. He married first at Deerfield, N. H., 13 Nov. 1794, LucY SHEPHERD, born 15 Aug. 1769, died at Tunbridge 9 May 1815; and secondly at Tunbridge, 21 Apr. (town record; family record says 18) 1816, as her second husband, SALLY (HUTCHIN SON) WRIGHT, born Mar. 1776. She married first at Brookline, N. H., 14 May 1809, Josiah Wright, Jr., and d. at Tunbridge 18 Dec. 1862. J,,3eph Yuran died there 22 May 1862. Children, born at Tunbridge : :33 . .i. GEORGE, 6 b. 13 Oct. 1795 . .34. ii. SOLOMON, b. 10 Feb. 1798. iii. BETSEY M., b. 1 Jan. 1800; d. 12 June 1839; m. 8 Feb. 1826, HARRY SMITH, son of Jesse and Hannah, b. 1 Apr. 1799, d. 20 Feb. 1872. They resided in St. Lawrence Co., N. Y., where their children were born and the parents died. Children : 1. Charles Chandler, b. 13 Feb. 1827; d. a Feb. 1870; m. 5 July 1855, Mary H. Blowers. 2. Horace Buck, b. 24 Aug. 1828; d. 10 June 1904; m. 20 Sept. 1854, Emily Griswold; had the following children: Charles W., b. 29 Mar. 1857; Frank J., b. 9 Mar. 1859; Harry C., b. 1 Apr. 1861; Horace B., b. 1 June 1865; Emma F., b. 2. Apr. 1867; Bert., b. 15 July 1869; Grace G., b. 12 Apr. 1872. 3. Lucy E., b. 7 Apr. 1830; d. 4 Apr. 1842. 4. Betsey M., b. 7 May 1832; d. 8 May 1832. 5. James R., b. 5 Sept. 1833; d. 4 Apr. 1842. 6. Jason, b. 27 July 1835; d. 23 Mar. 1881; m. 23 Nov. 1858, Lucretia Segnor. 7. William N., b. 13 Oct. 1838; m. 27 July 1862, Marion J. Nichols. iv. HARRIET, b. 14 Jan. 1802; d. unm. v. JOHN, b. 1 Dec. 1803; d. at Exeter, N. H., 31 Aug. 1884. He resided for a number of years at North Hampton, N. H., and on Oct. 8, 1860 sold his homestead there to Charles E. Seavey. He m. (1) at North Hampton, 15 Nov. 1832, LAURANDA CHAPMAN, dau. of Samuel and Mercy (Taylor), b. there 20 June 1809, d. there 23 June 22 1860; m. (2) at Concord, N. H., 10 Jan. 1864, as her second hus band, Mrs. RUTH EASTMAN, b. in 1801; m. (3) at Loudon, N. H. 15 Nov. 1878, MARY EMERSON, who survived him. vi. WILLIAM N., b. 9 Dec. 1807; d. unm. in Kentucky in 1837 or 1838. vii. Lucy, b. 14 Dec. 1808; d. 12 Dec. 1864; m. at Tunbridge, 22 Apr 1834, ZIBA H. ANDRUS, b. at Chelsea, Vt., 19 Apr. 1808, d. there 11 July 1888. Children: 1. Marcia E., b. at Tunbridge 26 June 1835; d. 10 Mar. 1899; m. 12 Jan. 1864, Hiram P. Cotton. 2. Mary E., b. at Tunbridge 29 Mar. 1838; m. Moses E. Bradbury of Clare mont, N. H. 3. John, b. at Chelsea, Vt., 6 May 1841; m. S. A. Bacon. 4. George, b. at Chelsea, Vt., 29 Nov. 1845; m. H. A. Prescott. viii. SALLY. 5 24. J OSEPH UR.ANN ( Thomas,4 Joseph,8 Francis,2 William1) was born at Boston 11 June 17 53. He was a shipjoiner at Barrett's Wharf, with a house in A.nn Street. His wife Hannah owned the covenant at the Second Church 9 Nov. I 777, and was admitted to full communion 23 A.pr. 1780. Their children were baptized in that church. In July 1792, with his wife and other descendants, he sold his interest in the estate in Prince Street, Boston, of Jonas Clark, deceased. In 1799 the widow sold her interest in the estate j.n Portland, Me., of her father, Joshua Emmes, stonecutter, late of Boston. He married at Boston, 28 July 177 6, at the Second Baptist Church, HANNAH EMMES, daughter of Joshua and Margaret (Clarke), baptized at the New North Church, Boston, 2 Feb. 1755. He died at Boston 5 Sept. 1794. She married secondly at Boston, 13 May 1810, William Crabtree, who died there 23 A.ug. 1820. She died there 23 July 1829, having resided at Charlestown just previous to her death. Children, born at Boston : 35. i. MARY, 6 bapt. 14 Dec. 1777. ii. SARAH DUNTON, bapt. 15 Aug. 1779. iii. NANCY CLOUGH, bapt. 20 Jan. 1782. 36. iv. JOSEPH, bapt. 22 Jan. 1786. v. NATHANIEL CUTTING, bapt. 7 Oct. 1787. He was made a mason in Columbian Lodge of Boston 7 May 1812. There is a tradition in the family that he was a soldier in the War of 1812, which may be substantiated from the fact that he took two degrees in the Lodge 9 July 1812, after which no record is found of him. vi. SusAN, b. abt. 1797; d. at Boston 24 Dec. 1867; m. at Wrentham, Mass., in 1820, STEPHEN SIMMONS, son of Benjamin and Hannah, b. at Dorchester, Mass., in 1795, d. at Boston 10 Oct.1869. Children: 1. Dexter M., b. in 1829. 2. Juliet, b. in 1833. 3. Joanna, b. in 1835. 5 1 25. MARGARET UR.ANN (Thomas, 4 Joseph/ Francis,2 William ) was born at Boston 14 A.pr. 1755. She married there 14 Oct. 1773, JOHN GAMMELL, son of William and Anna (Page),* who was born at Boston, 28 May 1752, and died there 10 Feb. 1828. She died at Boston 29 Sept. 1830. Mr. Gammell was a resident of Boston, a carpenter by trade, and as such was in the construction department of the Revolutionary army, perhaps serving his country as faithfully as if engaged in more prominent service. He was a member of the Boston fire department, and in 1791 was chosen captain of Engine No. 4, in place of Captain Whittemore, deceased. He participated in the Stamp Act riots, and took an active part in the Boston Tea Party. Children, born at Boston: i. JOHN GAMMELL, b. July 1774; d. young. ii. MARGARET GAMMELL, b. 8 Dec. 1775; d. at Boston Feb. 1802 ;t m. there 29 May 1775, ELISHA WOOD.t iii. THOMAS GAMMELL, b. 1 May 1777; d. young. iv. MARY GAMMELL, b. 11 Dec. 1778; d. at Brookfield, Vt., Aug. 1812 ;§ m. at Boston, 10 May 1802, as his second wife, ELISHA WOOD, who m. (3) at Boston, 24 June 1813, SARAH SMITH. Children, b. at Boston: 1. Mary .Ann. 2. Joseph Sullivan. 3. Elizabeth. 4. Rebecca. 5. William, b. in 1808; d. at Boston 11 Mar. 1811. v. SAMUEL GAMMELL, b. 11 Aug. 1780; d. at Boston 26 Apr. 1840; m. DORCAS WOODS, dau. of John and Dorcas (Smith), b. at Lexing ton, Mass., 26 Aug. 1789, d. at Boston 10 Oct. 1864. No issue. vi. THOMAS GAMMELL, b. 25 Mar. 1782; d. abt. 1802. vii. ANNE or HANNAH GAMMELL, b. 13 Jan.1784; m. at Boston, 1 Feb. 1807, NATHANIEL COBURN, Children: 1. Luke. 2. Margai·et, d. at Wor cester, Mass., 23 Mar. 1853, aged 46 yrs. 87. viii. WILLIAM GAMMELL; b. 9 Jan. 1786. ix. ELIZABETH GAMMELL, b. 17 Oct. 1787; d. unm. at Chelsea, Mass., 23 Dec. 1867. x. REBECCA GAMMELL, b. 9 Sept. 1789; d. abt. 1832; m. --GERALD, and had a son, Samuel G. xi. RICHARD GAMMELL, b. 23 Mar. 1791. xii. EBENEZER BAKER GAMMELL, b. 2 Mar. 1793; d. at New Orleans, La., in 1811 of yellow fever. His only voyage as a sailor. * A.John Gammell was admitted to the New North Church, Boston, 27 Sept. 1741. Anna Gammell owned the covenant 8 Apr. 1753. Children of William and Anna Gam mell baptized: Anna, 6 May 1753; William and John, 23 July 1758. Anna Page was dau. of Samuel and Susanna (Lawrence), b. at Charlestown 27 Mar. 1726. Mary Page of Boston, spinster, was appointed administratrix of the estate of Anna Gammell, widow, of Boston 3 Aug. 1764. On 7 Sept. 1764 Jeremiah Page of Danvers was appointed guardian over John Gammell, under 14 years of age. t Columbian Centinel 6 Feb. 1802. t The records of Boston and those of the Federal Street church (First Presbyterian) give this name as Elijah Wood. The Suffolk County deeds however show that Elisha Wood, with wife Margaret, gave a deed dated 4 Aug. 1800; with wife Mary one dated 2 Dec, 1802; and with wife Sally one dated 2 Dec. 1813; and all these deeds refer to property in Jarvis Row, now Norfolk Place. § Boston Gazette 6 Aug. 1812. 24 xiii. JOSEPH GAMMELL, b. 22 June 1795; was a seaman in the War of 1812, was taken prisoner and carried to Gibraltar; d. on the East Coast of Africa and was buried on the Island of Zanzibar, in 1819. 38. xiv. JOHN GAMMELL, b. 10 May 1797. xv. SARAH GAMMELL, b. 30 Jan. 1799; d. unm. at Chelsea, 27 Dec. 1869. xvi. MARIA ANTOINETTE GAMMELL, b. 3 June 1800; d. abt. Dec. 1801. 5 1 26. RrcH.A.RD UR.ANN ( Thomas,4 Joseph,3 Francis,2 William ) was born at Boston 16 Dec. 1757. He was a filer in Capt. Edward Burbeck's company, Col. Gridley's regiment of artillery, and served from 17 May to 1 Aug. 1775. He received an order for a coat at Cambridge 22 Dec. 1775. His children were baptized at the New North Church. He married first at Boston, 11 Apr. 1779, JANE GARDINER; and secondly at Boston, 15 July I 781, H.A.NN.A.H WARD. He died there Aug. 1785. Children, by second wife, born at Boston: i. REBECCA SNELLING, 6 bapt. 3 Feb. 1782; d. at Keene, N. H., 3 Aug. 1860; m. NATHANIEL DANA, son of Rev. Josiah and Mercy (Bridg ham), b. at Barre, Mass., 18 Jan. 1780, d. at Keene 3 Aug. 1841. He was cashier of the Cheshire National Bank at Keene for a num ber of years. 39. ii. RICHARD, bapt. 23 Nov. 1783. iii. SARAH, bapt. 25 Dec. 1785. 5 1 27. THOMAS G.A.RDINER UR.ANN (Thomas,4 Joseph, 3 Francis,2 William ) was born at Boston 1 May 17 62. He was a shipjoiner and resided in Middle (now Hanover) Street. He served in the Revolution in the regiment with his father, being at that time but fifteen years of age. His name as given in the early records was Thomas, and the middle name of Gardiner seems to have been added later. On 7 Sept. 1804 he sold all his interest in the estate of his grandfather Joseph Urann, also all the real estate which was deeded him by his uncle William Gardiner of Boston, deceased. Enoch Lyon, his son-in law, petitioned for administration on his estate 8 Feb. 1819. He married at Boston, 28 Aug. 1785, NANCY FrsHER, born about 1764, died there 5 Feb. 1827. He died there 12 Jan. 1819. Children, born at Boston : i. THOMAS, 6 lost at sea. ii. JOSEPH, lost at sea. 40. iii. JANE, b. abt. 1783. iv. NANCY FISHER, b. abt. 1793; d. at Boston 1 Apr. 1874, aged 81 yrs. [sic]; m. (1) at Boston, 14 Sept. 1803 (town record), ENOCH LYON of Newport, R. I.; m. (2) at Lowell, Mass., abt. 1827, SAMUEL H. MEAD, son of Stephen and Abigail, b. at Waltham, Mass., 24 Sept. 1796, d. at Winchester, Mass., 26 July 1864. Children by first husband: 1. Patience, b. in 1813; d. at Boston 23 Dec. 1818. 2. Sarah .Ann, b. in 1814; m. --Rugg. 3. Thomas w., b. in 1820. Child by second husband: 4. Samuel H., b. in 1830. 25 v. MARY, b. abt. 1794; d. at Boston 15 May 1813. vi. SARAH HEALY, b. Oct. 1799; d. at Boston 30 Apr. 1878; m. there 17 March 1835, ABIJAH B. CARPENTER, son of Charles and Lucy (Dar ling), b. in Vt., in 1809, d. at Boston 11 Oct. 1848. Children, born at Boston: 1. George Sprague, b. 22 Sept. 1837. 2. Eliza C., b. 10 Apr. 1839; m. at BoRton, 6 Mar. 1861, Joseph B. Clark, son of Robert and Rebecca (Major), b. at Boston in 1838, and had Joseph. 1 28. JOHN5 URANN (Thomas,4 Joseph,3 Francis,2 William ) was born at Boston 16 Jan. 1769. In the census of 1790 he is mentioned as living in one of the outwards of New York City. The family con sisted of himself, wife, and one son, who was a minor. Shortly before 1800 the family removed to Troy, N. Y. In the War of 1812 he served as a corporal in Capt. Oliver Lyons's company. He married first, 3 Feb. 1789, CATHERINE Low, born 15 Jan. 1769, died at Troy 22 July 1831; and secondly, 31 Oct. 1831, HOPE KEELING, who died at West Troy (now Watervliet), N. Y., about 1869. He died at Troy 7 Sept. 1842. Children, by first wife : i. THOMAS, 6 b. 28 Oct. 1789; probably d. young. 41. ii. JOHN, b. at Harlem Heights, N. Y., 29 June 1791. iii. MARY, b. 3 Mar. 1793; d. 10 Mar. 1793. iv. CHARLES HALLET, b. 1 May, 1794; d. 29 Apr. 1795. v. CHARLES LAHATT, b. 23 Apr. 1796; d. at Adams, Mass., 25 Mar. 1872; m. CERAR W. --, dau. of Charles, b. at Bennington, Vt., in June 1809, d. at Adams lMar.1872. Children: 1. Gharles. 1 2. Matilda. vi. CHARLOTTE, b. Troy, N. Y., 30 Mar. 1798; d. at Troy 6 May 1799. vii. AMOS SALISBURY, b. Troy 28 Jan. 1800; d. there 30 Nov. 1800. viii. CATHERINE, b. Troy 21 Oct. 1801; probably d. young. ix. MARY SALISBURY, b. Troy 4 Oct. 1803; d. 25 June 1834; m. CHARLES LEONARD. x. DEXTER, b. Troy 24-Nov.1805; d. there 11 Jan. 1807. xi. HANNAH, b. Troy 17 Aug. 1809; d. there 23 Sept. 1838; m. as his second wife, CHARLES LEONARD. 5 29. JOSEPH YouRING (Peter,4 Peter,8 Francis,2 William 1) was born at Salem, N. H., 19 Feb. 1756. On 13 Apr. 1777 at which time he was residing at Bradford, Mass., he sold Moody Morse of Salem 39 acres of land in Salem, his sister Mary Youring of Salem joining in the deed. He served in the Revolution from Topsfield, Mass., as private in Capt. Robert Dodge's company, Col. Daniel Johnson's regiment, from 15 Aug. to 14 Dec. 1777; also in Capt. Oliver Titcomb's company, Col. Jacob Gerrish's regiment, from 3 Feb. to 2 Apr. 1778, which was raised to guard General Burgoyne's army after the surrender. He settled at Sutton, N. H., where he had a grant of land. He afterwards removed to Warner, N. H., where he and his wife died. 26 The census of 1 790 gives him as residing at Sutton, and his family consisted of six people. The family changed the spelling of the name to Ewins. He married, 24 Apr. 1778, OLIVE KIMBALL, and was living at Warner, N. H., in 1850, aged 96. Children, born at Sutton: i. PETER KlMBALL, 6 b. 30 July 1780; d. at Worcester, Mass,, 22 Aug. 1854; had wife RUTH. Children:. 1. Kimball,7 d. in Mass. 2. Ruth, m. -- Howe of Worcester. 3. Ralph. 4. Nelson, m. Olivia Martin of Vermont; was killed in the Civil War. ii. JONATHAN, b. 28 Sept. 1785.; d. at Weedsport, N. Y., 18 July 1858; m. at Newbury, N. H., 19 June 1806, as her second husband, JENNIE (MCMASTERS) LITTLE, dau. of William and Sarah (Smith), b. at Francestown, N. H., 16 Apr. 1777. She had m. (1) 26 Mar. 1795, Thomas Little, son of Bond and Ruth (Atwood), b. in Sutton, N. H., 16 Sept. 1768, d. at Newbury 11 Aug. 1803. Children: I. Jonathan,7b. Newbury24 Oct.1806; d. at Warner, N. H., 15 Nov. 1867; m. 1 May 1830, Mary J. Ingalls, dau. of John and Susan (Cheney) of Warner, N. H., b. in 1812; children: Herbert, b. 30 Dec. 1830, d. 3 July 1832, Louisa J., b. 17 Mar. 1834, John Her bert, b. 22 Oct. 1838, George W., b. 1 Apr. 1840, Alice A., b. 16 Jan. 1848. 2. JJfary, b. 28 Oct. 1808; m. George Holland of Weeds port, N. Y. 3. Elizabeth, b. 24 Dec. 1810; m. John St. John of Illinois. 4. Joseph, b. 24 Dec. 1810; d. 15 Dec. 1886; m. Adeline Hess. 5. 1lfadison, b. 12 Feb. 1812. 6. Jennie, b. 5 Apr. 1815. 7. .Alice, b. 3 Oct. 1817; d. 18 June 1840; m. Cyrenus A. Norris. iii. MOLLY, b. 12 Apr. 1787; d. at Hopkinton, N. H.; m. as his second wife, EZRA JONES, son of Ezra and Elizabeth (Bailey). He had rn. (1) 16 N9v. 1794, Ruth Page, b. 6 May 1774, and supposed to have been a half sister to Molly Youring. Ezra Jones resided at Hopkinton, where he d. iv. ISRAEL, b. 23 Jan. 1792; d. at Bradford, N. H., 11 Sept. 1865; rn. DEBORAH LOWE of Antrim, N. H., b. in 1793. In the N. H. census of 1850 his residence is given as Warner. v. SALLY, b. 13 Nov. 1795; lived with her brother Israel. at Warner, N. H., where shed. unm. in Oct. 1835. 5 4 1 30. JOHN Mu,LENs6 URANN (John, John, James,8 John,2 William ) was born at Sullivan, Me., about 1802. He married at Sullivan, 10 Jan. 1829, THANKFUL LIBBY, daugh ter of Joseph and Bathsheba (Gibbs), born at Gouldsboro, Me., 17 Dec. 1801, died at Sullivan 15 Aug. 1871. He died there 10 Jan. 1871. Children, born at Sullivan : 42. i. JAMES WILLIAMS,7 b. 15 May 1831. ii. JOHN MILLENS, b. 10 Oct. 1834; d. at Sullivan 13 Mar. 1905; m. there, 21 Sept. 1871, LoursA BEAN, dau. of John and Nancy (Sargent), b. at Sullivan 3 Jan. 1837. 43. iii. JOSEPH LIBBY, b. 29 Mar.1837, 27 iv. HENRY CLIFTON, b. 22 May 1840; d. at Franklin 24 Oct. 1900; m. at Franklin, in 1868, ALPHO:N"SINE CHRIST1NA DUNN, dau. of Edward and Eliza. (Blaisdell), b. at Franklin Oct. 1842, d. at Frank lin 14 Mar.1906. Shem. (2) at Franklin, 7 l\far. 1905, as his second wi£e, George W. Madison, son of Robert C. and Margaret (Trites), b. at Moncton, N. B., in 1857. 44. V, MARCUS MORTON, b. 22 Mar. 1843. 5 4 2 1 31. THOMAS 6 URANN ( Thomas, John, James,8 Jolm, Wilb:am ) was born at Franklin, Me. He married MARTHA JOHNSON, who died at Franklin 15 May 1836. He died there 10 Feb, 1836. Children, born at Franklin : i. ELLEN,7 m. WILLIAM SPm:S-GER. ii. SOPHRONIA, b. 21 Aug. 1831; d. at Franklin.17 June 1885; m. (1) at Franklin, in 1848, CHARLES KIMBALL GOODWIN, son of Stephen, b. at Surry, Ivie., and d. at Franklin Apr. 1871; m. (2) as his second wife, JAMES E. HARTWELL, son of Benjamin and Mary (Steward), b. at Canaan, Me., 18 July 1818, d. at Franklin. He had m. (1) 7 Nov. 1851, Dorcas P. Martin of Sullivan, b. 14 Feb. 1835, d. 9 Mar. 1872. Children by first husband, b. at Franklin: 1. William Plumme1·, b. 5 J,'eb. 1849; m. Mattiena Perry. 2. George Atwood, b. 12 Oet. 1852; m. Myra Orcutt. 3. Charles Tayloi·, b. 15 Aug. 1854; m. Hattie Coombs. 4. Lizzie, b. 18 Mar. 1856; cl. unm. 5. Emerson Davis, b. 8 Jan. 1858; m. Emma Saunders. 6. Nellie Sophronia, b. 25 Sept. 1860; m. Charles Coombs. 7. Rose Lena, b. 30 July 1863; m. Herbert Colson. 8. Thomas Stevens, b. 14 June 1865; m. Marjory McFarling. 9. 1f1innie Eleanor, b. 24 Sept. 1867; m. George Smith. iii. EMERSON DAVIS, b. 15 Apr. 1835; cl. at Franklin 20 July 1868; m. at Sullivan, 27 Nov. 1859, A.1sMENA BEAN, dau. of Samuel and Celinda B. (Thomas), b. at Sullivan 6 Mar. 1838, d. at Franklin 13 Feb. 1908. She m. (2) John Cook. Children, b. at Franklin: 1. Horner Emerson,8 b. 25 June 1866; d. at FrankUu 24 Nov. 1884. 2. Linnie, b. 20 July 1868; m. at Franklin, 30 Nov. 1888, Frank Abbott, son of Washington and Henrietta (Stratton), b. at Eastbrook, Me., 27 Mar. 1866; children, )). at Franklin: Archie Leo, b. 15 Aug. 1889; Mildred Frances, b. 26 Aug. 18.98; Carrie Mae, b. 23 May 1901; Manley Evans, b. 23 Oct. 1903; Florence Louise, b. 10 July 1905. 6 1 32. 8A~rnEL URANN (Paul," John,4 James,3 John,2 Will-iam ) was born at Sullivan, Me., about 1800. He married at Franklin, Me., 30 Dec. 1822, ABIGAIL W OORSTER, daughter of ·william and Hannah (Bragdon), born at Franklin 22 Apr. 1805, died at Sullivan 7 Dec. 1859. He died there 7 May 1880. Children, born at Sullivan: i. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, 7 b. 6 Sept. 1823; cl. at Salem, Mass., 10 June 1904; m. at Hancock, Me., 12 Feb. 1852, TEMPERANCE FLOOD STRATTON, clan. of John and Betsey (Grant), b. at Hancock, Me., :n Nov. 1828, d. at Salem 2 June 1906. Children, b. at Sullivan, 28 Me.: I. Frank W., 8 b. 1860; m. at Lynn, Mass., 6 June 1906, as her second husband, Alice M. (Chester) Sharp, dau. of Joshua F. and Margaret J. (Ameriaux), b. at Boston in 1870. 2. Elizabeth, b. 1864; m. at Boston, 12 July 1896, as his second wife, Joseph W. Felt, son of Joseph and Margaret (Roach), b. at Saiem, 23 Apr. 1863. 3. Nellie Irnne (adopted),* m. at Salem, 14 Nov. 1904, Frederick Ellsworth Bigelow, son of Charles Henry and Annie Maria (Jordan), b. at Ashland Mass., 20 Aug. 1873. ii. JANE, b. 23 Aug. 1826; d. at Sullivan 21 Dec. 1887; m. at Hancock, Me., 7 July 1853, JOHN UPTON HILL, son of Barney Smith and Clarissa (Lyon), b. at Gouldsboro, Me., 3 Dec. 1825. Child, b. at Sullivan, Me. : 1. Lizzie JYiaria, b. 27 June 1855; d. at Sullivan 9 Jan. 1895; m. at Ellsworth, Me., 15 Feb. 1878, Charles Harrison Allen, son of Joseph Foxcroft and Marietta (Tolman), b. at Rockland, Me., 14 Oct. 1848; child b. at Sullivan: Ruth, b. 27 Nov. 1891. iii. MARY LOUISA, b. 2 May 1829; cl.. at Salem, Mass., 15 Nov. 1888; ill, at Salem, 14 May 1854, WINSLOW WHITE, son of ,Joseph and Phosa (Crowell), b. at Yarmouth, Mass., 11 Dec. 1833, d. at Salem 30 :N"ov. 1888. Children, b. at Yarmouth: 1. Winslow Franklin, b. 21 Aug. 1856; m. at Topeka, Kan., 13 Feb. 1881, Mary Alida Holiday, dau. of Abram and Margaret (Alsdurf), b. at Ontario, Ind., 4 July 1860; children: Harold Edwin, b. at Topeka 9 Apr. 1882, m. Lena E. Connell; Carrie Pearl, b. at Topeka 14 Dec. 1883, m. Adam Franklin Scott; Olive Grace, b. at Allen, Kan., 10 Jan. 1888; Manly Prentiss, b. at Allen 16 Dec. 1892; Kenneth A., b. at Admire, Kan., 1 Feb. 1900. 2. Carrie Phosa, b. 21 Aug. 1859; m. at Salem, 16 Oct. 1884, William Edwin Crocker, son of William and Martha (Staniford), b. at Steubenville, Ohio, 20 June 1857; children, b. at Salem: Ray White, b. 6 Dec. 1886; Ralph, b. 31 Aug. 1889; Edith May, b. 10 Apr. 1897. iv. JOSEPH HENRY, b. 18 July 1833; cl. 9 Feb. 1891; m. at Hancock, Me., 22 Nov. 1855, MARY CARR BEAN, dau. of Theodore and Cynthia Cole (Brown), b. at Bucksport, Me., 19 July 1836, d. at Sullivan 31 May 1870. Children: 1. Henry Everarcl,8 b. at Sullivan 24 Oct. 1857; m. (1) at Lexington, Mass., 31 May 1881, Mary Elizabeth Batchelder, cl.au. of Brooks T. and Rachel C. (Dodge), b. at Boston 20 July 1853, d. at Reading, Mass., 17 Aug. 1896; m. (2) at Stoughton, Mass., 24 June 1904, Helen Adel Woods, dau. of Edward Delooby and Mary Prescott (Ostrom), b. at Chelsea, Mass., 5 June 1868; child by first wife, b. at Lexington: Helen Beatrice,9 b. 21 June 1882, cl. at Reading 2 Nov. 1903. 2. Geoi·ge Ernest, b. at Sullivan 8 Jan. 1866; m. at Boston, 4 July 1888, Ida May Cassidy, dau. of Henry 0 and Ruby (Sherewood) , b. at St. John, Albert Co., N. B., 5 May 1867; children: Blanche Marie,9 b. at Boston, 16 Feb. 1892, cl. there 2 Aug. 1892; Ernest Walter, b. at Boston 17 Jnne 1901; Ethel May, b. at Quincy, Mass., 1 Apr. 1905. v. SAMUEL LEONAHD, b. 1 Aug. 1836; lost at sea 5 Feb. 1858. vi. GEORGIANNA, b. 28 Apr. 1839; m. at Salem, Mass., 17 Dec. 1872, GEORGE CHILCOTT LYNAM, son of William and Hannah (Tracey), b. at Eden, Me., 26 July 1827, d. at Sullivan 29 Nov. 1898. * Nellie Irene was the dan. of Stephen and Ellen Stratton, b. 26 Apr. 1872. Her mother having died, she was adopted by Benjamin F. and Temperance F. (Stratton) Urann. 29 vii. CHARLES EDGAR, b. 21 May 1843; enlisted as a private in Co. C, 11th Maine regiment 17 July 1862, for three years; killed at Deep Bottom, Va., 14 Aug 1864. 6 2 1 33. GEORGE YuRAN (Joseph,5 George,4 Joseph,3 John, Willfom ) was born at Tunbridge, Vt., 13 Oct. 1795, and married at Randolph, Vt., 13 Oct. 1822, WELTHA PEi\IBER, daughter of Stephen and Sibyl (Bissell), born at Randolph 11 Sept. 1799, died at Lancaster, N. Y., 7 June,1886. He died there 7 Apr. 1877. Children: i. GEORGE,7 b. at Craftsbury, Vt., 22 July 1823; d. at Malden, Mass., in infancy. ii. GEORGE, b. at Malden 4 Oct. 1825; d. at Waltham, Mass., 16 Sept. 1827. iii. JOSEPH, b. at,vethersfield, Conn., 16 Aug. 1828; d. at Spencer Brook, Minn., 18 Mar. moo; m. at Williamsville, N. Y., 14 Nov. 1850, Eu:NICE ELVIRA SWANBRO, dau. of Richard and Melinda (Carpen ter), b. at Lancaster, N. Y., 13 Oct. 1831, d. at Clay Center, Kan., 9 Mar. 1897. Children, b. at Lancaster: 1. George William,8 b. 29 Mar. 1852; d. 21 Dec. 1853. 2. Hornce Pember, b. 3 Nov. 1854; d. 13 Mar. 1858. 3. Eunice JJiabel, b. 27 Aug. 1855; m. at Lancas ter, 23 Oct. 1879, Carmi Othello Benton, son of Almon and Betsey Fidelia (Lewis), b. at Spencer, N. Y., 29 Dec. 1849; children: Joseph Carmi, b. at Vienna, Kan., 29 July 1880; ·weltha Lee, b. at York, Neb., 15 Feb. 1882; Otis Arthur, b. at Vienna 11 Dec. 1884; Ira Yurann, b. at Vienna 7 Apr. 1886, d. 11 Sept. 1887; Ralph, b. at Clay Center, Kan., 18 Nov. 1887, d. 18 Feb. 1888; Mabel Ruth, b. at St. Mary's, Kan., 17 Mar. 1899, d. 1 Sept. 1899. iv. WELTHA ELIZABETH, b. at ,vethersfield 2 Feb. 1830; d. at Lancas ter 23 Sept. 1904. v. STEPHEN PEMBER, b. at Lancaster 26 Feb. 1833; d. 17 Sept. 1834. vi. JoHN, b. at Lancaster 18 Aug. 1835; d. at Lushton, Neb., 17 May 1908; m. at York, Neb., 6 Apr. 1879, SARAH CAUCKINS, b. 26 Dec. 1844. Children: 1. George Pernber, 8 b. at Lushton, Neb., 12 July 1880. 2. Weltha Mabel, b. at Stockham, Neb., 30 May 1882; m. at Westmore, Vt., 4 May 1905, Frederick Roland Stevens, son of Charles and Hattie Marie (Waterman), b. at Barton, Vt., 17 May 1883; child, b. at Westmore: Harland Frederick, b. 18 Nov. 1906. 3. J.* Corning, b. at Stockham 18 Sept. 1886. vii. WILLIAM CORNING, b. at Lancaster 5 Aug. 1838; cl. 4 July 1839. viii. JASON, b. at Lancaster 23 May 1840.t 6 1 34. SoLOMON YuRAN (Joseph,5 George,4 Joseph,8 John,2 William ) was born at Tunbridge, Vt., 10 Feb. 1798. He married first at Tun bridge, 15 July 1834, HANNAH Woon, born 1 Oct. 1807, died 8 Apr. 1837; married secondly, 5 June 1839, as her second husband, RE- " The letter J. refeTs to Joseph, John, and Jason. tThe compiler is nndeT many obligations to Mr. Ynran, who for many years has been collecting records of his branch of the family. His kindly assi~tance at this time is most opportune, and will be appreciated by the family at large. 30 BECCA (FAY) HAPGOOD, born 13 Dec. 1800. She had married first, 27 Feb. 1823, Capt. Artemas Hapgood, son of David and Sally (Myrick), born at Reading, Vt., 1G .July 1795, died 21 .June 1837. She died at Tunbridge 30 Sept. 1864. Solomon Yuran died at Ran dolph, Vt., 3 July 1888. Children, by first wife : i. HARRrnT P.,7 b. 22 June 1835; d. at Randolph 29 Mar. 1902. 0 ii. HANNAH, b. 16 Feb. 1837; d. 16 Feb. 1881; m. 7 May 1857, ALBERT HATCH of Norwich, Vt. Children: 1. Jennie Louisa, b. 26 Apr. 1858. 2 . .Augustus Faxon, b. 4 June 1861; d. 9 Feb. 1863. 3. Ducie Rowena, b. 8 July 1866. 4. Addie JJfarie, b. 29 Aug. 1870 . . iii. ELLA, d. unm. 6 1 35. MARY URANN (Joseph,5 Thomas, 4 Joseph,8 Francis,2 Will£am ) was baptized at Boston 14 Dec. 1777. She married first at Boston, 16 Feb. 1795, JOHN SPENCER, who died at Bangor, Me., 6 Oct. 1816, secondly (intention recorded at Orono, Me., 4 (another record says 14) Apr. 1818), as his second wife, DA vm RING,* who was born 3 Mar. 1769, died at Bangor 30 Dec. 1846. She died at Brewer, Me.1 15 Aug. 1856. Children by first husband: i. REBECCA SPENCER, m. (int. rec. 15 Apr. 1820) EBER RING, son of' David and Mehitable (Crockett), b. 14 May li98. Children: I. Nancy, m. (1) Charles Hinman; m. (2) Joseph Sylvester; m. (3) Jeremiah Day; m. (4) Joseph Warren Smith; m. (5) ---Baker. 2. 8a1'ah. 3. Eber. 4. Pelatiah, m. (1) Martha Clewly; m. (2) Hester Hannaford. 5. Mary. 6. Charles. 7. Joseph. if. SARAH SPENCER, m. ZENAS DRINKWATER, son of Zenas and Cynthia (Pendleton). Children: 1. Je.tferson. 2. Jackson. 3. Zenas. 4. Seth. 5. Cynthia, m. -- Libby. iii. SAMUEL SPENCER, m. CHARLOTTE BROWN. Children: 1. Louise. 2. Mary Ann. 45. iv. ROBERT SPENCER, b. ·abt. 1800. v. SALLY ANN SPENCER,t b. 29 May 1802; m. (int. rec. at Bangor 30 Mar. 1822) WILLIAM THOMAS of Bangor. vi. PELATIAH SPENCER, b. 17 June 1804; m. (int. rec. at Bangor 13 Mar. 1824) MARGARET BROWN. vii. JOHN SPENCER, rn. ELIZABETH GRAGG. He went to California, leav- * David Ring m. (1) Mehitallle Crockett, dau. of John and Mary (Starbird), born 26 Aug. 1769. Children: 1. Eber, b. 14 May 1798; m. Rebecca Spencer. 2. Rufus, b. 14 Feb. 1800. 3. David, b. at Sumner, Me., 7 Apr. 1801; m. Mary Spencer. 4. Eliphaz, b. 5 June 1803. 5, Samuel, b. 16 Jnne 1806. 6. Calista, b. 22 Jan. 1805. Another re• cord adds 7. Reuben. 8. Mary. 9. Sarah. t In the absence of definite records, there is some question whether this Sally Ann belongs in this family. Some of the descendants of John and Mary think that she was one of the daughters, while others place her in another Spencer family. There is a tradition that John and Mary had a daughter Mary, who was drowned in infancy. As Mary Spencer, who was born in 1806, was named for her, she was proba• bly one of' the older children. 31 ing wife and child at home; had a son John, who was supposed to be liviug in 1907. 46. viii. MARY SPENCI,R, b. at Bangor, abt. 1806. ix. ELIZA SPENCER, m. ALVIN FARlillSS; had dau. Sarah and perhaps others. x. RUTH SPENCER, m. SETH EMERY. Child: 1. Seth Allen, who mar ried his cousin Ella Swett. xi. NANCY SPENCER, b. at Bangor 25 Feb. 1816; m. JAMES G. SWETT. Children: 1. James Edwin. 2. George. 3. Ella. 4. Mary. 6 2 1 36. JosEPH URANN (Joseph,• Thomas,4 Joseph,3 Ji'rancis, William ) was born at Boston, and baptized at the Second Church 22 Jan. 1786. On 29 Oct. 1803, being then a minor, he was put under guardian ship to Thomas Ives of Boston, cooper. He followed a cooper's trade and carried on business at Hancock's Wharf. He first resided in Salem Street, but in 1816 purchased land with a dwelling house in North ( afterwards Hanover) Street, where he i·esided until his death. In 1827 he purchased two lots of land "on a street leading from Ann street to Scarlet's wharf." He was an active member of the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association, which he joined in 1837. He was an ardent Baptist, and was admitted to the First Baptist Church 3 Apr. 1817, serving as Deacon from 1828 to 1864, and in his official capacity purchased land for church purposes on Union Street in 1828, when the Society removed from Stillman Street. He married at Boston, 17 Feb. 1811, RACHEL THAYER, daughter of John and Rachel, born at Quincy, Mass., 22 Apr. 1789, died at Boston 13 Dec. 1870. He:died there 7 July 1864. Children, born at Boston : i. CAROLINE,7 b. 25 Oct. 1814; d. at Boston 8 May 1854; m. there, 23 Nov. 1837, JAMES lOANOS TUCKER, son of Amos and Elizabeth (Fifield), b. at Kingston, N. H., 4 Jan. 1815. Hem. (2) at Boston, 2 Sept. 1855, Ann Robie, dau. of Asa and Sarah, b. at Candia, N. H., 28 Mar. 1830, d. at Concord, N. H., 20 May 1891. He d. at Kings ton 18 Jan. 1895. Children, b. at Boston: 1. James Ioanos, b. 24 Jan. 1840; d. at Chicago, Ill., 12 Nov. 1899; m. at Boston, 10 June 1868, Adelaide U. Wood; enteTed Dartmouth College, but gradu ated from Harvard College in 1867; child, b. at Chicago: Edith Lillian Adelaide. 2 . .Almim, b. 22 Jan. 1844; d. at Concord 2 Nov. 1867; m. 15 Aug. 1865, GeOTge W. Abbott of :Fisherville, N. H. 3. Emma Isadora, b. 28 Dec. 1846; d. at Boston4 Feb.1849. 1i. WILLIAM, b. in 1815; d. 30 Jan. 1843. iii. JosI,PH, b. in 1816; d. at Boston 27 Nov. 1833. iv. HARRIET, b. 26 Aug. 1818; d. at Boston 10 Nov. 1862, at which time she was a widow; m. at Boston, 17 July 1844, 0RLANDA D. Wooo of New York. ChildTen, b. in Rodman, N. Y.: 1. Adelaide Urann, b. in 1845; m. her cousin James I. TuckeT. 2. William, b. in 1848. v. EMELINE, b. in 1820; d. at Boston 21 Oct. 1833. 32 vi. ALMIRA, b. ,Tune 1824; d. at Boston 7 (another record says 9) Apr. 1853; m. at Boston, 11 Dec. 1845, WILLIAM P. SPENCE. vii. ADELINE, b. 13 July 1827; d. at Boston 20 Oct. 1865. viii. W ASHIKGTON LAFAYETn;, b. in 1832; m. (1) at Boston, 4 Jan. 1855, SARAH E. BROWN, dau. of Thomas vV. and Sarah D. (White), b. at Boston in 1835, d. there 6 June 1855; m. (2) at Boston, 25 June 1862, ANNIE M. O'CONN'OR, dau. of Edward and Margaret, b. at Boston 12 July 1834, d. at Belmont, Mass., 2 Aug. 1907. Children, by second wife: 1. Rachel Adeline,8 b. at Philadelphia, Pa., 17 June 1863; m. at Boston, 21 Oct. 1885, William Stacy Rollins, son of Benjamin F. and Abba J. (Stacy), b. at Boston 27 May 1859; chil dren: Harold Eugene, b. at Malden 22 Aug. 1888; Ruth, b. at Quincy, Mass., 17 Jan. 1893; vVilliam Stacy, b. at Belmont 9 June 1897. 2. Alexandria Maria, b. at Boston 21 May 1865; d. soon. 3. Edward, b. at Boston 16 Jan. 1868. ix. FRA,'<"CIS, b. in 1844; d. at Malden, Mass., 18 Mar. 1891; m. at Bos ton, 27 Sept. 1856, DELIA A. FLAHERTY, clau. of John and Catherine (Clougherty), b. in Ireland 10 May 1835. Children, b. at Boston: 1. Louisa,• b. in 1857; m. at Boston, 9 July 1876, Patrick Lawless, son of Martin and Bridget, b. at Boston 2 June 1852, d. there 2 Mar. 1888; children b. at Boston: Ellen, b. 8 June 1877; Martin Joseph, b. 20 Oct. 1878, d. at Boston 19 Sept. 1880; Martin Joseph, b. 25 Oct. 1880; John, b. 6 Mar. 1883; :Francis Henry, b. 6 Aug. 1886. 2. Emma Amelia, b. 25 Nov. 1860; m. at Boston, 17 Apr. 1881, Thomas Francis Fitzpatrick, son of John and Katharine (Gilmartin), b. at Boston 16 Mar. 1856; children: Elizabeth Charlotte, b. at Boston 20 Feb. 1882; Katharine Frances, b. at Cambridge, Mass., 14 Oct. 1883; Edward Francis, b. at Saugus, Mass., 26 June 1885; Joseph Aloysius, b. at Saugus 7 Nov. 1886; Thomas Albert, b. at Saugus 5 Dec. 1888; Emily Mary, b. at Saugus 25 Nov. 1890; Alice Louise, b. at Saugus 14 Ang. 1892; :B'rancis Xavier, b. at Saugus 12 Jan. 1894; Ursula Milfred, b. at Boston 1:1') Nov. 1898. 3. Joseph Michael, b. 21 Aug. 1863; m. at Boston, 13 Apr. 1898, Ellen Flaherty. dan. of Benjamin and Mary, b. at Boston in 1871; children, b. at Malden, Mass.: Gordon F.,9 b. 16 Jan. 1899; EllertonB., b. 9 July 1900; Mary, b. 16 Sept. 1904. 4. Francis Hem·y, b. 4 Apr. 1867; m. at Malden, 8 June 1892, Theresa May Kelly, dau. of John and Margaret (Smith), b. at Malden 10 May 1869; children, b. at Malden: Francis,• b. 21 Mar. 1894, d. 21 July 1908; Elliott Augustus, b. 21 Nov. 1895; Almira Marie, b. 29 May 1898; A daughter, b. 20 June 1903, cl. soon; Sumner Theodore, b. 17 Feb. 1906. 5 John William, b. 15 Mar. 1870. 6. Walter Henry, b. 13 Sept. 1873. 7. Albert Harvey, b. 30 Sept. 1877; m. at Cam bridge, Mass., 10 Apr. 1907, Ethel May Jones, clau. of Charles James and Martha Ann (Fisher), b. at Birmingham, Eng. 10 May 1887; · cl. at Cambridge 14 Dec. 1909; child, b. at Atlanta, Ga.: Thoinas Harvey,• b. 7 Mar. 1908. 1 37. WILLIAM GA111111ELL (Margaret,5 Thomas,4 Joseph,8 Francis;2 William ) was born at Boston 9 Jan. 1786. He received his ear-ly eduoation.in the Boston schools, His parents 33 were Unitarians and attendants at the Federal Street Church, now known as the Arlington Street Church; but when still a young man he showed an independence of character by uniting, 3 June 1804, with the First Baptist Church of Boston, then under the charge of Rev. Samuel Stillman, by whose advice he decided to enter the ministry. His theological ed11cation bowever was under the direction of Rev ...William Williams of vVrentham, Mass. He was ordained at Bellingham, Mass., in 1809 and began his pastorate at Medfield, Mass., the following year. He was an acceptable preacher and a faithful pastor in the care of his congregation, by whom he was greatly beloved. The years of M:r. Gammell's residence in Medfield form the period in which the benevolent societies of the denomination had their ongm. In their formation he took a lively interest and rendered important aid by his executive ability. In 1817 he received the honorary degree of A.M. from Brown University, and was a trustee from 1820 to 18:27. In 1823, he was called to the Second Baptist Church in Newport, R. I. This pastorate which was growing in usefulness and power was suddenly terminated by his death, which occurred 30 May 1827. While a resident of Newport he aided largely in the establishment of free schools, until then unknown in the city. He was esteemed for his intellectual qualities and sincere piety, and was known as an earnest friend to every object connected with the extension of Christianity. He married (intention published at Bellingham, Mass., 27 Feb. 1811), MARY SLOCUM, daughter of Simeon and Esther (Plimpton), who was born there May 1790, and died at Medfield, Mass., 11 Apr. 1820; and secondly at Medfield, 14 (another record says 12) Mar. 1822, MARIE ANTOINETTE MADt or MADY, daughter of Jean S. Deconblanc and Prudence (Plimpton) (Cornette), who was born at Dedham, Mass., 8 Sept. 1794, and died at Warren R. I., 17 Aug. 1844. William Gammell died at Newport, R. I., 30 May, 1827. Children by first wife, born at Medfield: 47. i. WILLIAM GAMMELL, b. 10 Feb. 1812. ii. MARY MORSE GAMMELL, b. 26 Apr. 1814; d. at New York City 2 Apr. 1848; m. at Providence, R. I., 21 Oct. 1841, CHARLES HENRY AUGUSTUS BROWN, son of William and Martha (Farrar), b. at Cambridge, Mass., in 1818, d. at Light Street, Pa., 14 May 1905. Children: 1. William Gammell, b. at Cambridge 7 Apr. 1843; m. 28 Aug. 1870, Henrietta Maria Noble, dau. of Hiram Benjamin and Lucia (Holman), b. at New Milford, Conn., 8 June, 1840. 2. Charles Heni·y, b. at New York City Feb. 184.5; m. Anna Hutchin son of Trenton, N. J. 3. Mary Gammell, b. at New York City 26 Mar. 1848; d. Apr. 1848. 34 iii. ASA MESSER GAMMELL, b.16 Mar.1816; d. unm. at Providence 15 Oct. 1903. iv. JcH-rn GAMM"LL, b. 14 Apr. 1818; d. at Savannah,. Ga., abt. 1878; m. at 'Wilruiugton, N. c., abt. 1838, ELIZABETH HILL BERRY, b. at ·wnmington, d. at Summerville, S. C., abt. 1884. Child, b. at Savannah: 1. Wil/irtin Ancrum Gammell, d. at Charleston, S. C., ,June 1889; m. at c'lmrleston in 1869, Maria Harriet Ancrum, dau. of William Washington and Harriet Horry (Dawson), b. at. Sum merville 4 Oct. 1842, d. at Toronto, Can., 31 July 1901; children, b. at SaYaunah: Bessie Hill Gammell, b. 16 Oct. 1870, m. 6 Apr. 1892, William Walton Woolsey of New Haven, Conn.; Harriet Horry Gammell, b. 8 July 1874, m. at Savannah, 2 Apr. 1902, Law rence Lee Gaillard, son of William Dawson and Elizabeth (Lee), b. at Charleston 28 Dec. 1869; child, b. at New York City: Law rence Lee, b. 22 Dec. 1004; Annie Stanyarn Gammell, b. 9 Jan. 1878; Ethel Ancrum Gammell, b. 5 July 1883, d. at Rockbridge Alum Spring·s, Va., July 1898. Children by second wife, born at Newport, R. I. : v. MARGARET GAMMELL, b. 24 Dec. 1822; d. at Newport 10 Dec. 1832. vi. REBECCA WHITTEMOHE GAJ\f:\ll~LL, b. 20 June 1825; d. at Providence, R. I., 28 Apr. 1892; m. (1) at Warren, R. I., 2 Oct. 1850, 1'VILLIAM HAILE DAVOL, son of Stephen and Mary (Bowen), b. at ·warren 23 July 1823, d. there 12 June 1863; m. (2) at Warren, 28 Nov. 1866, EDWARD SANDERS, son of Nathaniel and Sally (Bowen), b. at Warren 8 Apr. 1814, d. there 19 July 1888. He m. (1) at War ren, 1 Oct. 1837, Maria Davol. Children by first wife, b. at Brook lyn, N. Y.: 1. Clara Antoinette, b. 17 July 1851; d. 30 Sept. 1851. 2. William Messer, b. 7 Sept. 1852; d. Apr. 1853. 3. Clara An toinette, b. 1 Aug. 1854; d. 12 Oct. 1856. 4. J)fory Gammell, b. 28 Jan. 1858; m. at Warren, 23 Aug. 1881, Lewis Hamilton Meader, son of Granville Carleton and Elizabeth Augusta (Colburn), b. at Ryegate, Vt., 27 Apr. 1851; children: William Granville, b. at Warren 17 Apr. 1883, m. at Providence, R. I., 9 April 1910, Zerrie Fitz-Randolph Huntsman, dau. of John Fletcher and Zer'l:iah S. (Fitz-Randolph), b. at Providence 7 Feb. 1885; Lewis Hamilton, b. at Warren 25 Jan. 1886; Percy Davol, b. at Providence 9 Jan. 1890; Margaret Gammell, b. at Providence 19 Feb. 1894. 5. Wil liam Stephen, b. 1 Aug. 1861; d. 26 Nov. 1861. vii. ELIZA ROGEHS GAMMELL, b. 2 Feb. 1828 ;, d. at Newport 14 Sept. 1828. 2 1 38. JOHN GAM.!\rnLL (lVIar·,17ar·et,6 Thornas,4 Joseph,8 Francis, Williarn ) was born at Boston 10 May 1797. He was a graduate of the Centre School (situated on School Street), Boston, in 1810, and was a Frank lin Medal Scholar. He resided in Boston until 1830, when he re moved to Charlestown, Mass. For more than 25 years he served as City Missionary, under the auspices of the Winthrop Congrega tional Church, and as a eitizen }le was well known and respected by all. 35 He married first at Boston, 30 Oct. 1828, HANNAH DA vrs COL LINS, daughter of Bernard and Hannah ( Martin), who was born at Marblehead, Mass., 22 Mar. 1807, and died at Charlestown 30 Dec. 1836; secondly at Charlestown, 12 May 1838, as her second hus band, SusAN WARE (MAYHEW) CHAP~'.IAN, daughter of Zaccheus and Pamela (Smith), who was born at Farmington, Me., 23 Oct. 1802, and died at Boston 25 July 1880. She had married first Jonathan Chapman, son of Jonathan and Rachel (Knowlton), born at Nobleborough, Me., drowned in Damariscotta Bay, Me., in 1828. ,John Gammell died at Charlestown 1 Oct. 1863. Children by first wife, born at Charlestown, except the first: 1. MARGARET ELIZA GAMMELL, b. at Boston 5 Nov. 1829; m. at Charles town, 1 Jan. 1852, BENJAMIN GILMAN GAY, son of Elijah and Abigail (Turner), b. at Salem, Me., 5 Feb. 1826, d. at Augusta, Me., 12 June 1880. Children, b. at Augusta: 1. Clarence Wesley, b. 9 May 1853; d. 22 Apr. 1885. 2. Edwin Hei·bert, b. 7 Oct. 1857; m. Lavena Edith Coyne of Malone, N. Y. 3. Hattie Emma, b. 10 Oct. 1858. 4. Ai·thur Benjamin, b. 17 Aug. 1860; m. Grace Greenwood Coyne of Malone, N. Y. 5. Albert Mayhew, b. 22 Aug. 1862; m. (1) Mary A. Emery, b. at New Portland, Me., d. at Augusta, Me., in 1905; m. (2) at Augusta, 8 Apr. 1907, Catherine E. Coney, dau. of Roger D. and Catherine Mary (Ryan), b. at Augusta in 1872. 6. JYlai·cia Louise, b. 26 Apr. 1865; m. at Wentworth, N. H., 25 Oct. 1899, Herbert Amos Clark, son of Amos Hurd and Ann Eliza (Piper), b. at Piermont, N. H., 25 May 1863. 7. Aiirilla Velzora, b. 19 Apr. 1868; m. at Stoneham, Mass., 9 l\far. 1899, William H. Butts, son of John W. and Mary E. (Johnson), b. at Newbury port, Mass., in 1869. ii. WARREN EVARTS GAMMELL, b. 25 Aug. 1831; m. at West Boylston, Mass., 18 Mar. 1855, ELl\HNA SILENCE BARRUS, dau. of Hosea and Caroline A. (Newton), b. at Shrewsbury, Mass., 14 June, 1837, d. at West Boylston 13 Jan. 1908. Children, b. at West Boylston: 1. Mina Frances Gammell, b. 5 May 1856; m. at West Boylston, 27 June 1874, Frank Thompson Brown, son of Horace and Adaline (Howe), b. at Princeton, Mass., 14 Aug. 1851. 2. Henry Warren Gammell, b. 31 May 1858 ;,;m. Anna Johnson. 3. Martha Maria Gammell, b. 4 Aug. 1859; m. at Providence, R. I., 18 Jan. 1880, Walter Scott Baxter, son of Elijah and Priscilla, b. at Barnstable, Mass., in 1847. 4. Ada Dana Gammell, b. 6 Dec. 1860; d. 13 Nov. 1863. 5. Delia Melinda Gammell, b. 20 July 1862; m. at Shirley, Mass., 30 Nov. 1881, Charles J. Leavitt, son of Oscar and Elizabeth (Frary), b. at Lancaster, Mass., in 1860. 6. John Albert Gammell, b. 13 Oct. 1863; m. (1) at West Boylston, 5 Dec. 1883, Louisa Ada Higgins, dau. of Sparrow and Juliette A. (Pierce), b. at Rutland, Mass., in 1867; m. (2) at Worcester, Mass., 13 Oct. 1900, Louisa Burnett Chase, dau. of William P. and Roseanna D. (Pratt), b. West Boylston in 1874. 7. Waldo Everett Gammell, b. 26 June 1865; m. at Providence, 24 May 1886, Grace Isabel Wells, dau. of John D. and Susan, b. at Putnam, Conn., in 1865. 8. Augustus 36 Bromley Gammell, b. 12 June 1868, d. 8 Jan. 1869. 9. Abigail Agnes Gammell, b. 12 Jan. 1870; m. Howard Scott Dixon. 10. Edgar Franklin Gammell, b. 17 Aug. 1872; m. at Worcester, 20 Oct. 1898, ,Jane Quaile, dau. of Michael and Catharine (McKeon), b. in Ireland in 1875. 11. Edith Florence Gammell, b. 8 Sept. 1878. iii. HARRIET MARIA CURTIS GAMMELL, b. 26 Oct. 1833 ; d. at Brentwood, N. H., 24 Jan. 1908; m. at Marblehead, Mass., 6 Dec. 1855, JOSEPH HENRY JOHNSON, son of Joseph and Lucy (Pinkham), b. at North wood, N. H., 22 Aug. IS29, d. at Malden, Mass., 15 May 1885. Children, b. at Chelsea, Mass., except the first two: 1. .Alice .Amelia, b. at Charlestown, Mass., 12 Nov. 1856; m. at Malden, 18 June 1880, Walter E. Burtt, son of Thomas F. and Marianna A., b. at Reading, Mass., in 1859. 2. Harriet Ruth, b. at Charlestown 30 Dec. 1858; m. John L. Stevenson. 3 . .Anna Loring, b. 17 July 1861; d. 21 Apr. 1870. 4. Joseph Warren, b. 30 May 1863; m. Louise McClellan. 5. Celia Isabelle, b. 27 Nov. 1865; m. at Troy, N. Y., 2 Apr. 1887, Charles Albert King, son of Albert and Ange line Susan (Webster), b. at Castine, Me., 5 Oct. 1865. 6. George Henry, b. 21 Feb. 1868; m. at Melrose, Mass., 30 Sept. 1890, Ann E. Obear, dau. of William F. and Julia E., b. at Whitman, Mas-s., in 1870. 7. Albert Gammell, b. 24 Oct. 1869; d. 12 Feb. 1873. iv. JOHN HENRY GAMMELL, b. 10 Jnly 1835; m. at Charlestown, 18 Nov. 1858, ELIZA JANE MAYHEW, dau. of Nathaniel and Jane Weeks (Partridge), b. at Jefferson, Me., 5 Dec. 1832. Children, b. at Charlestown: 1. Carrie Florence Gammell, b. 11 Aug. 1861. 2 . .Annie Louise Gammell, b. 23 Feb. 1870; m. at Boston, 9 Apr. 1890, Alexander Lane, son of Alexander and Mary L. (Peterson), b. at Duxbury, Mass., 22 Aug. 1869. 3. Nettie Lena Gammell, b. 9 Nov. 1872; m. at Medford, Mass., 18 Apr. 1906, as his second wife, John Mason Colby, son of.John Mason and Almira Knowles (Newcomb), b. at Boston 22 Jan. 1870. He m. (1) at Weymouth, Mass., 26 June 1895, Harriet L. Carver, dan. of Justin A. and Lydia Augusta (Gardner), b. at Hingham, Mass., 4 Jan. 1869. Children by second wife, born at Charlestown : v. ALBERT MAYHEW GAMMELL, b. 13 Mar. 1840; d. at Chelsea, Mass., 16 Dec. 1863; m. at Charlestown, 28 June 1861, HARRIET N. RAN DALL, dau. of John and ,Louisa B. (Bryant), b. at Charlestown 1 May 1841, d. at Chelsea 16 Dec. 1863. He was commissioned as 2d lieutenant in Co. I, 11th Mass. Regt., 13 June 1861; 1st lieuten ant 17 Jan. 1862, and captain 30 Aug. 1862. He engaged in every battle in which the regiment participated, from the first battle of Bull Run, nntil the date of his furlough, Dec. 1863. He was at home but a few days when, returning from a visit to his relatives in Chelsea, with his wife, he was instantly killed while attempting to cross the tracks of the Eastern R. R. Co. at Chelsea. He was spoken of as a man of exemplary character and the highest virtues. As an officer he was brave to a fault, and he had the esteem and respect of the officers and soldiers of the regiment. He received all the degrees, and took membership in King Solomon's Lodge of Masons at Charlestown 18 Feb. 1863. 37 vi. SERENO DWIGHT GAMMELL, b. 2 Mar. 184:2. He was a graduate of the Charlestown High School; Amherst College in 1865 ; Andover Theological Seminary in 1868, and was ordained to the ministry the same year. His pastorates have been in Boxford, Mass., Lynn, Mass., Wellington, o., and Talmadge, 0. In 1896 he retired from active ministerial work, and has since resided at North Brookfield. He served in the Civil War as sergeant in Co. E, 47th Mass. Regt., from 4 Sept. 1862, to 1 Sept. 1863, and as 1st lieutenant in the 4th Massachusetts Heavy Artillery from 27 Aug. 1864, to 17 June 1865. Hem. (1) at Charlestown, 17 Aug.1868, NANCY ELIZABETH WESTON, dau. of David B. and Sarah J. (Dickson), b. at Charles town 18 Mar. 1846, d. at Boxford, Mass., 13 May 1880; m. (2) at North Brookfield, Mass., 2 Apr. 1884, EMMA L. PORTER, dau. of J. Edwards and Louisa (Clarke), b. at Hadley, Mass., 26 Dec. 1846. Children by first wife, b. at Boxford: 1. David Weston Gammell, b. 3 Aug. 1869; m. at Wellington, Ohio, 25 Dec. 1890, Ida May Bowers, dau. of Charles Horace and Emma Jane (Web ster), b. at Wellington 8 June 1871; child, b. at Wellington: Sereno Bowers Gammell, b. 23 Aug. 1899. 2. John Gammell, b. 2 Oct. 1872; m. at Cleveland, Ohio, 28 Aug. 1894, Miriam Larkin, dau. of Alexander and Mary (Davis), b. at Sharon, Pa., 6 Apr. 1872 ; children, b. at Cleveland : Sereno Porter Gammell, b. 25 May 1895, d. 24 Aug. 1895; Miriam Larkin Gammell, b. 25 Jan. 1897; Ruth Weston Gammell, b. 13 Aug. 1905. 3, Lucy Hunt Gammell, b. 9 Sept. 1876; m. at North Brookfield, 26 Feb. 1901, John Holbrook Marriott, son of John B. and Julia (Holbrook), b. at Coventry, Ky., 19 May 1871; child, b. at Rutherford, N. J.: Ruth Porter, b. 5 Aug. 1908. Child by second wife, b. at Welling ton: 4. Sereno Porter Gammell, b. 26 Sept. 1887; d. soon. Tii. FRANCES ADELIA GAMMELL, b. 19 Oct. 1845; m. at Boxford, 30 June 1869, ALBERT HOWLAND BASSETT, son of Richard and Elizabeth Shaw (Baker), b. at Dartmouth, Mass., 23 Dec. 1839. 6 4 8 1 39. RrcHARD URANN (Richard,5 Thomas, Joseph, Francis,2 William ) was born at Boston and baptized 23 Nov. 1783. In his younger days he followed the sea, and later in life he was familiarly known as Capt. Urann. On 18 June 1808 he purchased land at Dorchester of Mary Searles and Abigail Montague of Lunenburg, Mass., and in 1810 and 1813 adjoining land on Dorchester turnpike (called Dorchester Avenue in 1854) near Pond Street, where the family resided for many years. He also purchased large tracts of land at Commercial Point and Cow Pasture, Dorchester. On 12 Aug. 1833 he purchased a tract of land lying near Dedham Street, to the east of Washington Street, Boston, where he carried on a planing and wood-turning business. While he was a resident of Dorchester for many years he un doubtedly was a resident of Boston from 1834 to 1846. In 1841 he served as a member of the Boston City Council from Ward 11, and in 1842 and 1843 as one of the Board of Aldermen. 38 A {)0py of his will, dated 25 June 1861, was filed in Court, but was disallowed, and an administrator was appo'inted 11 May 1863. His children were baptized at the First Church in Dorchester, and the family were buried in the Richard Urann tomb in the Dor chester North Cemetery. He married at Dorchester, Mass., 25 June 1809, SARAH SALIS BURY HuNT, daughter of Abraham* and Mary (St. Leger), born at Boston 14 July 1785, and died at Dorchester 8 Sept. 1859. He died there 21 Feb. 1862. Children, born at Dorchester, Mass.: i. RICHARD AUGUSTUS, 7 b. 20 Jan. 181,3; d. at Boston 6 Feb. 1898; m. at New York, REBECCA ELIZABETH GEIB, dau. of John, b. there 28 Jan. 1823, d. at Boston 24 Dec. 1883. ii. FERDINAND, b. 30 Dec. 1818; d. at Boston 15 Mar. 1891; m. at Dor chester, 25 Oct. 1849, SARAH GARDINER DIMMOCI,, dau. of John L. and Sarah G. (Wheelwright), b. there 30 .July 1827, d. at Boston 6 Apr. 1902. Children, b. at Dorchester, except the second: 1. Ellen Theresa,8 b. 17 Sept. 1850; d. at Dorchester 15 Sept. 1851. 2. Lewis D., b. at Watertown, Mass., 1 Mar. 1852; d. 6 Apr. 1852. 3. Emma Glai·dinei·, b. 8 Feb. 1853; m. at Newton, Mass., 20 Oct. 1874, 'John Armstrong Williams, son of John Evans and Irene (Coney), b. at Roxbury, Mass., 16 May 1849; childrnn, b. at Bos ton: John Evans, b. 25 Oct. 1875, d. 30 Oct. 1875; Lewis Coney, b. 26 Nov. 1877. 4. Fanny, b. 18 Mar. 1856; d. 7 Jan. 1858. 5. Grace St. Leger, b. 21 May 1859; m. at Boston, 6 July 1881, Wil liam Henry Prescott, son of Josiah French and Phebe (Whitehouse), b. at Vassalborough, Me., 25 Apr. 1857; children, b. at Boston: Grace Merrill, b. 26 Jan. 1883, m. at Boston, 1 June 1907, Richard S. True, son of Richard S. and Thankful E. (Jackson), b. at Rome, N. Y., in 1884; Marjorie Cleveland, b. 27 Aug. 1885, m. at Boston, 25 Dec. 1906, John W. Emmons, s~n of ·washington and Faustina (Walton), b. at Saco, Me., in 1884; Katharine, b. 9 Jan. 1895, d. at Boston 16 Mar. 1900. 6. Charlotte, b. 30 Nov. 1863; m. at Boston, 5 Nov. 1885, George Richardson Brackett; son of Sewall Baldwin and Mary Caroline (Richardson), b. at Baltimore, Md., 8 Mar. 1860. iii. SARAH MARIA, b. 3 Apr. 1821; d. at Denver, Col., 22 Feb. 1909; m. at Boston, as his second wife, 20 June 1877, SILAS BERTENSHAW, son of Alfred and Martha, b. in England in 1828, d. at Denver 13 Jan. 1900. iv. FREDERIC WILLIAM, b. 7 July 1822; d. at Cleveland, Ohio, 1 Jan. 1904; m. at Boston, 3 Oct. 1843, LYDIA ,TENNISON HAYNES, dau. of Edward and Nancy (Leeds), b. at Dorchester 5 Feb. 1813, d. at * Abraham Hunt, son of Beujamin and Sarah (Arnold), was b. at Braintree, ]\'[ass., 2 June 1748; d. 5 Dec. 1793; rn. (int. rec. at Boston 18 Sept. 1771) Mary St. Leger, dau. of Garrick St. Leger of Halifax, N. S., b. 15 June 1751, d. 29 Aug. 1824. He served in the Revolution as second lieutenant and adjuti\nt; was made a mason in the Lodge of St. Andrew, Boston, in 1777; was one of the Boston Tea Party, and joined the An cient and Honorable Artillery Cornpany in 1772. 39 Cleveland 28 Dec. 1899. Children: 1. Clara Augusta,8 b. at Con cord, N. H., 9 July 1844. 2. Lucy Maria, b. at Dorchester 13 June 1847; m. at Boston, 2 May 1870, Samuel Augustus Merrill, son of Samuel and Martha Agnes (Adams), b. at Boston 4 July 1847; children: :Frederick Augustus, b. at Boston 15 June 1871; Albert Adams, b. at Hyde Park, Mass., 23 Oct. 1874; m. at Newton, Mass., 2 Sept. 1901, Anna Decator Philbrick, dau. of William D. and Mary (Staigg), b. at Newton 10 Sept. 1869. v. WILLIAM DWIGHT, b. 9 Dec. 1823; d. at Boston 18 Mar. 1884; served during the Civil War in the Navy as acting master and lieutenant from29 Oct. 1861 to 30 Oct. 1868. Hem. at Brooklyn, N. Y., 13 July 1848, FRANCES CAROLINE SMITH, dau. of Chauncey and Jane (Velt man), b. at Newburgh, N. Y., 6 Apr. 1829, d. at Glen Ridge, N. J., 3Jan.1910. Children, b.atBrooklyn: 1. Mai·y Caroline, 8 b.27 Apr. 1849; rn. at Brooklyn, 18 Nov. 1869, George Jacob Oberman, son of Jacob and Mary, b. at Milwaukee, Wis., 16 Jan. 1844; children, b. at Boston: George Raymond, b. 12 Dec. 1871; ·wmiam Urann, b. 30 Jan. 1874. 2. Sarah Salisbury, b. 6 Feb. 1853; d. at Glen Ridge, N. J., 29 Dec. 1905; m. at Boston, 25 Dec. 1873, William Joseph Dow, son of Peter M. and Sarah A. (Whepley), b. in Eng land 19 Aug. 1846, d. at Boston 7 May 1896; children, b. at Boston: George Gilbert, b. 16 Dec. 1875; Richard Augustus Urann, b. 6 Oct. 1878, d. 10 Aug. 1884; Gladys, b. 31 Dec. 1886, a. 8 May 1887; William Joseph, b. 4 Dec. 1890, d. 28 July 1891. 3. Jennie St. Leger, b. 13 Mar. 1859; m. at Boston, 5 Nov. 1884, James Frederick Brown, son of Robert B. and Nancy J. (Bicknell), b. at Melrose, Mass., 18 Sept. 1856; child, b. at N orwoocl, Mass. : Eleanor Urann, b. 15 May 1886. 4. Antoinette Glai·lc, b. 29 Jan. 1861; cl. at Boston 7 Nov. 1891; m. there, 3 May 1882, as·his second wife, Alexander Hamilton Wood, son of Peter and Jessie (Cleghorn), b. in Scotland 17 June 1835, d. at Boston 17 June 1899; children, b. at Boston: Fannie Antoinette, b. 17 Apr. 1883; Sarah Jefferson, b. 17 Mar. 1890; Alexander Hamilton, b. 7 Nov. 1891. vi. MARY ST. LEGER, b. 28 May 1825; cl. at Denver, Col., 8 Aug. 1908; m. at Dorchester, 6 Jan. 1859, ISAAC P. RAND, son of Isaac ancl Anna W. (Pollard), b. at Roxbury, Mass., in 1817, d. at Denver 9 Sept. 1889. vii. HENRY ADOLPHus·, b. 11 Nov. 1828; cl. at Ocala, Fla., 12 July 1901; m. at Boston, 24 Sept. 1862, MARIANNE DIX SULLIVAN, clau. of John W. ancl Marianne, b. at Boston in 1827. 0. JANE6 URANN (Thomas Gardiner,5 Thomas,4 Joseph,3 Francis/ Wil liam1) was born at Boston, Mass., about 1783. She married first at Bost6n, 21 Sept. 1800, HENRY WILSON of New ,Jersey; secondly at Boston, 3 Apr. 1804, AMASA BURGESS, born in England; thirdly HENRY MITCHELL; fourthly at Boston, 27 Oct. 1836, JOHN W. ROBINSON. All her husbands were seafaring men. She died at Boston 1 Sept. 1858, at which time she was a widow. Child by first husband, born at Boston: i. NANCY, b. 23 Mar. 1802; cl. at Boston 16 June 1860; m. (1) there, 24 Dec. 1826, EBENEZER ALEXANDER, son of Ebenezer and Rhoda 40 (Scott), b. at Montague, Mass., 14 Sept. 1802, d. at Boston 7 Feb. 1835; m. (2) there, 7 June 1839, NATHANIEL HOWLAND WmTAKER, son of Asa and Sarah (Howland), ·b. at Boston 25 Apr. 1790, d. there 30 Aug. 1849. Children by first husband, b. at Boston: 1. Whitaker Howland, b. 12 Mar. 1828; d. unm. at Paris, France, 27 Aug. 1854, 2. Willard Scott, b. 10 Mar. 1830; d. 18 Feb. 1833. 3. Ebenezer, b. 17 Feb. 1832; d. at Boston 30 Mar. 1906; m. there,, 21 Oct. 1857, Harriet Sherman Burchsted, dau. of Benjamin and Harriet (Sherman) (Ames), b. at Boston 3 Dec. 1833; children, b. at Boston: Carrie Adeline, b. 2 Dec. 1858; Winthrop, b. 15 Nov. 1861; Mabel, b. 19 Dec. 1867, d. 30 Apr. 1869; Hollis Williams, b. 26 Aug. 1871. Child by second husband, b. at Boston: 4. Alex ander Howland, b. 21 Nov. 1841; commissioned as 1st lieutenant 9th Mass. Battery 10 Aug. 1862; d. at Roxbury, Mass., 20 July 1863, of wounds received at the battle of Gettysburg. Children by second husband: ii. SARAH .J., b. abt. 1818; d. at Boston 3 Jan. 1866; m. THOMAS DYER, son-0f Thomas and Ruth (Collins), b. at Truro, Mass., Dec. 1814; hem. (2) Martha Ann Rich. He d. ai Truro 23 Sept. 1898. Chil dren, b. at Truro: 1. Jonathan Collins, b. Aug. 1838. 2. Josiah ThomwJ, b. 18 Nov. 1843. 3. John Lee. 4. Samuel. 5. Nancy. 6. Clara M. iii. NANCY. iv. JOSIAH. V, .AMAS.A.. Child by third husband, b. at Boston: vi. MARY ALDEN, b. 22 Aug. 1823; d. at Hyde Park, Mass., 15 July 1898; m. at Boston, 12 Mar. 1845. TIMOTHY BARTHOLOMEW BROWNE, son of John and Amelia (Bartholomew), b. at Lyme, N. H., 23 Apr. 1819, d. at Boston 9 May 1885. Children: 1. 1'rlary Ellen, b. at Boston. 2. Edwin Mitchell, b. at Boston 12 Dec. 1847. 3. George Henry, b. at Boston 4 Nov. 1852. 4. Emma Alice, b. at North Thetford, Vt., 22 Aug. 1857. 5. James Carter, b. at North Thet ford. 6 1 41. JoHN URANN (John,6 Thomas,4 Joseph,8 Francis,2 William ) was born at Harlem Heights, N. Y., 29 June 1791. He married at Troy, N. Y., 29 Aug. 1813, HANNAH CHATTERTON, daughter of Peter and Mary (Dow), born at Clinton, Dutchess Co., N. Y., 1 Jan. 1795, died at West Troy (now Watervliet), N. Y., 15 Sept. 1873. He died at Troy 20 Sept. (another record says Dec.) 1875. Children, born at Troy : i. CATHERINE ELLEN,7 b. 27 May 1814; d. at West Troy 17 Sept. 1856; m. there, 31 July 1847, as his second wife, SENECA MoBBET SILLI MAN, son of John and Sally (Free), b. at Troy 12 Jan. 1817, d. at Old Chatham, N. Y., 12 Jan. 1904. Child, b. at Troy: Charles Hawkins, b. 4 May 1849. ii.. RUGGLES HUBBARD, b. 8 Dec. 1816; d. in New York City 28 Sept. 1900; m. (1) at Troy, 14 Nov. 1848, PAMELIA DELAVERNE Low, 41 dau. of John and Catherine (Chatterton), b. at Pleasant Valley, N. Y., 7 May 1819, d. at Troy 15 May 1872; m. (2) MRS. MARY MILLER, d. at West Troy 24 Apr. 1907. Children by first wife, b. at West Troy, except the first: 1. Edward Wheeler,• b. at Schenectady, N. Y., 24 Sept. 1849; d. in 1885; m. in 1870, Adaline Lee, dau. of Elijah and Tabitha (Bornhart), b. 24 May 1849; child, b. at Green Island, N. Y.: Samuel Low,• b.10 Apr.1872. 2. George F. M., b. 17 Feb. 1851; d. 6 July 1851. 3. Caroline Livingston, b. 2 Aug. 1852; d. 11 Sept. 1854. 4. Lazara Eugenia, b. 6 ,Tan. 1856; d. 14 May 1885. 5. Ruggles Hubbard,* b. 6 Mar. 1858; m. at New York City, 24 Apr. 1884, Helen Agnes Barry, dau. of William and Julia Ann (Mahney), b. at New York City 19 Sept. 1865; chil dren, b. at New York City: Permilla Augusta,• b. 30 July 1887; m. at New York City, 16 June 1909, James Thomas Bunt, son of James and Mary Ellen (Beaman), b. there 22 Aug. 1886; William Edward, b. 24 Nov. 1889; Francis Jerome, b. 19 June 1894; Sarah Helen, b. 4 Apr. 1899. 6. Pamela Low, b. 15 Feb. 1860; d. at West Troy 17 Nov. 1867. 7. Samue, Thomas, b. 5 Nov.1862; d. 15 Nov. 1867. iii. MARY ELIZABETH, b. 16 July 1818; d. at Troy 28 Apr. 1874; m. there, 15 Oct. 1836, JAMES QUIRK, who d. at Troy. iv. SARAH ANN, b. 25 Aug. 1820 (another record says 1825); d. at West Troy 11 Nov. 1846; m. at West Troy, 23 Nov. 1837, SENECA MOB BET SILLIMAN, whom. for his second wife her sister Catherine E. Children, b. at West Troy: 1. James Harris, b. abt. 1838; d. abt. 1860. 2. John Dexter, b. 23 Aug. 1840; m. at Old Chatham, N. Y., 29 Jan. 1862, Esther Anna Keller, dau. of William and Elizabeth (Roberts), b. at Pittstown, N. Y., 21 Aug. 1844; children, b. at Greenbush, N. Y., save the first one: Seneca Harris, b. at West Troy 18 Sept. 1863 ; Elizabeth Amelia, b. 19 Sept. 1865 ; Essie Ervilla, b. 27 Dec. 1870; Julia Morris, b. 25 Sept. 1872; Izetta Keller, b. 11 Sept. 1876; Anna Eldora, b. 30 Sept. 1881; Helen Miller, b. 8 Jan. 1884, d. at Brooklyn, N. Y., 25 Apr. 1889. v. RUFUS JAMES, b. 22 Sept. 1822; d. at West Troy 11 Mar. 1907; Ill. (1) JOANNA WASHBURN; m. (2) at West Troy, 19 Apr. 1848, CATH ERINE FARRELL, dau. of John and Catherine (Roney), b. at Lan singburgh, N. Y., 2 Mar. 1830. Child by first wife, b. at West Troy : I. John Perry,• b. 16 Mar. 1843; d. unm. at Troy 20 Jan. 1906. Children by second wife, b. at West Troy: 2. Millard Fillmore, b. 17 Jan. 1849; d. at West Troy 20 Feb. 1903; m. at West Troy, 3 Apr. 1888, Catherine Christina Miller, dau. of Catherine Christina (Eichele), b. at Port Chester, N. Y., 14 Feb. 1859. 3. Rufus James, b. 27 Feb. 1851; m. Josie Dron. 4. Catherine Jane, b. 19 Oct. 1853. 6. George Edward, b. 9 Aug. 1856; d. at West Troy 4 Apr. 1876. vi. GEORGE EDWARD, b. 28 July 1826; d. at Troy 12 Sept. 1833. vii. GEORGE EDWARD, b. 13 Apr. 1834; d. at West Troy 22 Sept. 1890. * The family Bible of John5 Urann, is now in the possession of his great grandson, Rnggles Hubbard• Urann, to whom the compiler is under many obligations for records of this branch of the family. 42 42. JAMES "\VILLIAMs7 URANN (John Millens, 6 John,5 John,4 James,8 John, 2 1 William ) was born at Sullivan, Me., 15 May 1831. He married there, 9 Sept. 1860, ELIZABETH RACHEL WHITE, daughter of Nathan Johnson and Tirzah (.Johnson), who was born at Sullivan 17 Apr. 1837, and died there 3 Nov. 1887. Children, born at Sullivan: i. LILLIAN FLORENCE, 8 b. 11 Aug. 1861; m. at Waltham, Mass., 19 June 1884, LEVI FRANK LOVEJOY, son of Thomas Robert ancl Sarah S. (Whitcomb), b. at Bethel, Me., 14 Aug. 1860. Children, b. at Waltham: 1. Earl Fred, b. 5 Mar. 1889. 2. Loitis Be1·tram, b. 18 Aug. 1891. 3. Amy Lillian, b. 27 Dec. 1893. ii. ANNIE MAY, b. 4 Aug. 1863; cl. at Sullivan 26 May 1883. iii. CHARLES WILLIAM, b. Sept. 1865; d. in 1871. iv. OLIYE JENNETTE, b. 13 June 1868; m. at Waltham, 31 Aug. 1895, as his second wife, GEORGE METCALF COLBURN, son of Andrew Syl vanus and Olive Angeline (Metcalf), b. at Greenbush, N. Y., 9 Jan. 1845. Children, b. at Waltham: 1. Esther Louise, b~9 Aug. 1897. 2. Olive Elizabeth, b. 18 Aug. 1900. 3. Jeannette Warren, b. 13 Mar. 1907. v. WARREN AUGUSTUS REED, b. 15 Aug. 1871; m. at Chelsea, Mass., 1 Oct. 1900, BERTHA FRANCES PICKFORD, clau. of Henry and Sarah Ann (Sears), b." at Chelsea l Oct. 1875. Child, b. at Chelsea: Margaret St1w1·t, 9 b. 17 May 1902. vi. LOUIS JA.~ES, b. 5 Feb. 1874; m. at Boston, 7 June 1899, FLORENCE LOUISE McINTOSH, clau. of William and Myra B. (Whitcomb), b. at Boston 26 May 1878. vii. CHARLES BERTRAM, b. 28 May 1879; m. at Boston, 10 Apr. 1901, EvA MAE MOORE, dau. of Robert ancl Amanda (Fulton), b. at Sheffield, N. B., 22 Apr. 1879. Child, b. at Boston: Ethelyn Moore, 9 b. 11 June 1904. 43. JOSEPH LIBBY7 URANN (John Millens,6 John,5 John,4 James,3 John, 2 1 William ) was born at Sullivan, Me., 29 Mar. 1837. He married there, 22 Nov. 18£1, STATIRA ANN BLAISDELL, daughter of Enoch and Eliza (Dyer), who was born at Franklin, Me., 17 Nov. 1841. He died at Sullivan 10 Apr. 1900. Children: i. HATTIE REGINA, 8 b. at Eastbrook, Me., l July 1862; m. at Harring ton, Me., 8 Dec. 1885, ROLLrn H. FLAGG, son of Hubbard and Olive (Frye), b. at Milbridge, Me., 28 Sept. 1862. Children, b. at Milbridge: 1. James Biii·ton, b. 28 July 1887; d. 24 Sept. 1893. 2. Arthur Joseph, b. 6 Feb. 1893; d. 1 Oct. 1893. 3. Jennie Elane, b. 15 Nov. 1894. 4. Ma1'Cia Gertrude, b. 7 Nov. 1896. ii. HARRY HARYEY, b. at Eastbrook 17 May 1865; m. at Milbridge, 14 Aug. 1886, NELLI1<1 SOPHIA HUCKINS, clau. of Simeon Brown and Mary Evelyn (Morrison), b. at Milbridge 10 Feb. 1865. Children: 1. Ralph Harry,• b. at Franklin 4 Mar. 1887. 2. Eugene Harrison, b. at Franklin 3 May 1888. 3. Mabel Alice, b. at Franklin 20 Jan. 1890; m. at Sullivan, 25 Feb. 1909, as his second wife, George 43 Graham, son of Aaron and Mary (Carrell), b. at Sullivan in 1867. 4. Fred Russell, b. at Milbridge 11 Sept. 1892. 5. Milton Roland, b. at Addison, Me., 16 Mar.1896. 6 . .,frthur Everett, b. at Addison 30 July 1898. 7. Rena .Azella, b. at Addison 12 Sept. 1901. 8. Joseph Clifton, b. at Sullivan 5- Apr. 1906. iii. FRED LIBBY, b. at Sullivan 17 Dec. 1867. iv. ADDIE ABBIE; b. at Sullivan 5 Apr. 1873; m. at North Conway, N. H., 1 Dec. 1900, THOMAS BYRON MITCHELL, son of John Abram and Mary Maria (McMahon), b. at Sullivan 26 Oct. 1856. v. BERTHA THANKFUL, b. at Milbridge 4 Sept. 1880; m. at Sullivan, 21 Dec. 1901, JOHN WILLIAM BEAN, son of William and Rebecca Train (Hill), b. at Sullivan 24 Nov. 1870. Child, b. at Sullivan: Sibyl Gertrude, b. 21 Apr. 1903. vi. JOSIE LILLIAN, b. at Milbridge 10 Oct. 1882; m. at Sullivan, 9 Apr. 1910, Fred B. Coffin, son of Stillman and Offla (Handy), b. at Gouldsboro, Me., in 1882. vii GEORGIA BLAISDELL, b. at Milbridge 7 Feb. 1885; m. at Mayagiiez, Porto Rico, 28 Nov. 1907, KENNETH EDWARD BRAGDON, son of Edward Elmer and Jessie Brown (Noyes), b. at Sullivan 10 Dec. 1886. viii. ETHEL MAUD, b. at Sullivan 23 July 1887; d. 12 Oct. 1888. 14. MARCUS MORTON7 U R.A.NN ( John Millens, 6 John, 5 John, 4 James, 8 John, 2 1 William ) was born at Sullivan, Me., 22 Mar. 1843. He married at Sullivan, 11 Mar. 1865, CHESTINA ELIZ.A.BETH BLAISDELL, daughter of Eben and Caroline Elizabeth (Dunn), who was born at Franklin, Me., 24 Apr. 1847. Children, born at Sullivan : i. GRACE MAUD, 8 b. 17 Dec. 1869; m. at Sullivan, 30 Apr. 1892, LINLEY ELWOOD WILBUR, son of Nahum Blake and Emma Jane (Borden), b. at Eastbrook, Me., 4 Mar. 1867. Children: 1. Elwood 1lforton, b. at Sullivan 9 Feb. 1894. 2. Dorothy Elizabeth, b. at Sorrento, Me., 15 Dec. 1902. ii. LYDIA EMERY, b. 17 Oct. 1871; m. at Sullivan, 17 Oct. 1893, EUGENE HAVEY, son of Albion and Mary Elizabeth (Bunker), b. at Sullivan 13 Apr. i871. Children, b. at Sullivan: l. Walter Ernery, b. 1 Apr. 1897. 2. Marcus Morton, b. 16 Dec. 1908. iii. MARCUS LIBBY, b. 2 Oct. 1873; m. at Holden, Me., 18 Nov. 1895, AGNES MARIA CoPELA]),"'D, dau. of Charles and Emma Deusie (Lin coln), b. at Holden 11 May 1868. He is a graduate of the Uni versity of Maine and Boston University School of Law. He re sides in Boston, and is engaged in the practice of law. The family are indebted to Mr. Urann, at whose suggestion this work was undertaken. His interest and generous assistance has made the publication of these records possible. 'iv. MINA BESSIE, b. 6 Feb. 1881. v. CARL BLAISDELL, b. 16 May 1888. l5. ROBERT SPENCER (Mary,6 Joseph,° Thomas,4 Joseph,8 Francis,2 Wil liarri) was born about 1800. He married (intention recorded at 44 Ba,ngor, Me., 4 July 1822) EFFIE DRINKWATER, daughter of Zenas and Cynthia (Pendleton), who was born at Northport, Me., 13 Apr. 1804. He was drowned in the Penobscot River about 1828. She married secondly (intention recorded at Bangor, 26 Sept. 1830) Simeon Hall, who was born 3 May 1804, and died at Bangor 4 May 1857. She died at Brewer, Me., 5 Feb. 1884. Children:* i. ROBERT LINCOLN, b. at Northport 1 July 1823; d. at Lowell, Mass., 22 Nov. 1902; m. at Bangor, 27 Oct. 1856, EMILY EULALIE WEBSTER, dau. of Josiah Chase and Mehitable (Buck), b. at Glen burn, Me., 5 Nov. 1837; d. at Lowell 27 Mar. 1873. Children, b. at Lowell, except the :first: 1 . .Annie Estelle, b. at Bangor 5 May 1857. 2. Frank Webster, b. 26 Oct. 1858; m. at Boston, 26 Dec. 1889, Harriet Hull Goodridge, dau. of Austin and Harriet Ballou (Reynolds), b. at Woonsocket, R. I., 18 Nov. 1863, d. at Boston 5 Dec. 1890. 3. Frederick Irving, b. 27 June 1864; d. at New York City 19 Mar. 1910. 4. Guy Waldo, b. 1 July 1867; d. 4 Sept. 1867. 5. William, b. 2 Dec. 1869; d. 28 July 1870. 6. Robert Lincoln, b. 14 June 1872; d. 2 Sept. 1872. ii. CHARLOTTE, b. abt. 1824; d. at Bangor abt. 1854. iii. DELILAH, b. abt. 1828. 46. MARY SPENCER (Mary,6 Joseph,• Thomas, 4 Joseph,8 Francis/ Wil liam1) was born at Bangor, Me., about 1806. She married, 24 J~ne 1824, DAVID RING, son of David and Mehitable (Crockett), who was born 7 Apr. 1801. She died 13 Oct. 1846. He married secondly, 2 Dec. 1852, Elizabeth .A. Aldrich, who was born at Sheffield, Mass., 28 July 1830. Children by first wife : i. MARY ELIZA, b. at Maxtleld, Me., 26 Aug. 1825; m. GEORGE CooK abt. 1845. ii. PHEBE ANN, b. at Maxfield 1 Mar. 1830; m. SILAS TORRANCE. iii. DAVID THOMPSON, b. at Bangor 13 Oct. 1832; m. 24 Dec. 1858, SUSAN PARDEE. Children: 1. Charles Wilbur. 2. Mary Jeannette. 3. George. 4. Merton. 5. Frank. 6. Nellie. 7. Ethelyn. iv. CHARLES, b. at Maxfield 29 Sept. 1834; d. unm. abt. 1890. v. SETH EBER, b. at Maxfield 8 Dec. 1836; d. abt. 1846. vi. ELLEN, b. at Maxfield 23 Nov. 1838; m. ALEXANDER H. BEST. vii. MARIA CAROLINE, b. at Perkin's Grove, Ill., 24 Jan. 1841; d. Apr. 1906; m. ORVIS MASON. Children: 1. Oscar. 2. Phebe .Alice. 3. Addie Emily. 4. Willard. 5, Ella May. viii. EMILY JANE, b. at Union, Wis., 23 Nov. 1843; m. at New Orleans, La., 3 Sept. 1863, CHARLES DARWIN ELLIOT, son of Joseph and Zenora (Tucker), b. at Foxboro, Mass., 20 June 1837, d. at Som erville, Mass., 10 Dec. 1908. Children: 1. Emily Frances. 2. Clara Zenorn. 3. Ella Floi·ence. 4. Charles Joseph. 5. Adelaide Gene'IJie'IJe. ix. GEORGE WALLACE, b. at Rome, Wis., 25 May 1846; d. Nov. 1852. * The children took the surname of Hall. 45 Children by second wife : x. JULIA BETSEY, b. at Volga City, Iowa, 12 Feb. 1854. xi. ANTOINETTE, b. at Volga City 25 May 1856. xii. JESSE HOWE, b. at Sacramento, Wis., 6 Oct. ·1858. xiii. MINA, b. at Verona, Wis., 11 Apr. 1862. 47. WILLIAM GAMMELL ( William Gammell, Margaret,6 Thomas,4 Joseph,3 2 1 Francis, William ) was born at Medfield, Mass., 10 Feb. 1812. His early boyhood days were passed at Medfield. He was a close companion of his father and inherited many of his qualities and characteristics. The removal of the family to Newport in 1823, gave him an opportunity to prepare for college at the classical school there. He entered Brown University in 1827. His record in the four years' course was that of a faithful and earnest scholar, who attended for the sole purpose of getting an education, and who was determined to make the most of his privileges. In 1831 he graduated with the first honors of his class, and the following year was appointed a tutor in the University. The Catalogue of 1834 styles him "Tutor and Lecturer in the Latin Language and Litera ture." In 1837 he was made Professor of Rhetoric, and in the department of Belle-Lettres was associated with Professor William G. Goddard, who undoubtedly had great influence in shaping his literary culture. In 1850 he became the head of a new department in history for which he had shown peculiar fitness. As a scholar and teacher his influence and efficiency steadily increased, and as a college officer he rendered valuable service. His standards were high, his criticisms fair and just, and his patience with the students untiring. His official conne~tion with the University continued through thirty-two years, and great regret was manifested at his retirement. Prof. Gammell continued to reside in Providence and gave his services to causes of learning, benevolence and public usefulness. In 1859 he received the degree of Doctor of Laws from the Uni versity of Rochester, and in 1870 became one of the Board of Fel lows of Brown University. He was president of the Providence Athenamm and the Rhode Island Bible Society, and also a vice-presi dent of the New England Historic Genealogical Society, as well as a life member. In 1882 he became president of the Rhode Island Historical Society and ever manifested the liveliest interest in its proceedings and welfare. The history of the State was always a fascinating theme to him and he brought to the notice of the Society in his various addresses new and important lines of historical in vestigation. For a number of years he was editor of the Christian Review and a valued contributor to many secular papers and maga zines. He wrote the life of Roger Williams and of Gov. Samuel 46 Ward, and a History of Baptist Missions. Prof. Gammell was a devoted member of the' First Baptist Church from 1837 to the time of his death. His religious character was decided and deep, and he showed the greatest interest in everything which pertained to the upbuilding of the Church. He married :first at Providence, R. I., 11 Oct. 1838, ELIZABETH AMORY WHIPPLE, daughter of Hon. John and Maria (Bowen), who was born at Providence 2 Apr. 1815, and died there 25 Nov. 1839; secondly at Providence, 21 Sept. 1851, ELIZABETH AMORY IVES, daughter of Robert Hale and Harriet (Bowen), who was born at Providence 10 Apr. 1830, and died at Dover, England, 1 Apr. 1897. He died at Providence 3 Apr. 1889. Child by :first wife, born at Providence: JOHN WHIPPLE GAMMELL, b. Sept. 1839; d. Nov. 1839. Children by second wife, born at Providence : i. ROBERT IVES GAMMELL, b. 30 Dec. 1852; m. at Providence, 28 Feb. 1878, ELIZA ANTHONY HOPPIN, dau. of Francis E. and Eliza Harris (Anthony), b. at Providence 20 Jan. 1859. Children, b. at Provi dence: 1. Hope Gammell, b. 12 Mar. 1879; d. 15 Oct. 1880. 2. Virginia Gammell, b. 16 Oct. 1880. 3. Robert Garnmell, b. 8 Jan. 1888; d. 8 Feb. 1888. 4. Poynton Ives Hoppin Gammell, b. 26 Feb. 1891; d. 25 Oct. 1891. ii. ELIZABETH HOPE GAMMELL, b. 7 Nov. 1854; m. at Providence, 19 May 1880, JOHN WHIPPLE SLATER, son of Williams. and Harriet M., b. at North Smithfield, R. I., in 1853. v. WILLIAM GAMMELL, b. 20 May 1857; m. at Providence, 20 Feb. 1884, BESSIE GARDNER BOWEN, dau. of Tully Dorrance and Louise, b. at Providence 21 Dec. 1859. Children, b. at Providence: 1. William Gammell, b. 8 Mar. 1885. 2. Arthur Amory Gammell, b. 5 Sept. 1888. 3. Katharine Gammell, b. 20 Oct. 1889; d. 28 Apr. 1890. 4. Ives Gammell, b. 3 Jan. 1893. ,. DAUGHTER, b. 4 Nov. 1860; d. soon. ,i. ARTHUR AMORY GAMMELL, b. 13 Mar. 1862; d. unm. at Providence 23 Mar. 1887. ,ii. HARRIET IVES GAMMELL, b. 16 May 1864. \'iii. HELEN LOUISE GAMMELL, b. 24 Apr. 1868. UNCLASSIFIED RECORDS. --- URANN, m. DANIEL KILBURN abt. 1800. ABIGAIL URIN of Newcastle, Me., m.( int. rec. 30 Mar. 1765) ROBERT LAMBERT. ABRAHAM YouRING, Newmarket, N. H., 1759. ANNA URIN, * rn. SILAS LANCASTER. Children, b. at Sullivan, Me. : 1. PHEBE, d. 1 Nov. 1841; m. ANDERSON HOPKINS, b. at Trenton, Me., 2 Feb. 1773, d. 1 Jan. 1853. Children, b. at Trenton: 1. Anderson, b. 23 Jan. 1795; m. Polly Anderson. 2. Allen, b. 20 Sept. 1796; m. Mary• Urann. 8. Alfi·ed, d. soon. 4. Samuel, b. 4 Nov. 1800; ID. (1) Betsey Leland; m. (2) Mary La Count. 5. Betsey, b. 24 July 1802; m. James Spear. 6. John, b. 13 Mar. 1803; m. (1) Julia Gordon; m. (2) Adeline Leland. 7. Alfred, b. 26 Feb. 1805; m. Emily Leland. 8. Jane, b. 4 Mar. 1808; ID. Job. Anderson. 9. Joseph, b. 4 Apr. 1811; m. (1) Elizabeth Hopkins; m. (2) Emily Wasgatt Higgins. 10. William, b. 12 July 1812; m. Maria Leland. 11. Joanna Lancaster,t b. 20 Apr. 1815. 12. Lorinda, b. 24 May 1819; d. in 1823. ii. HARRIET, ID, RICHARD SCAMMON, iii. EUNICE, m. STEPHEN SCAMMON of Franklin, Me. iv. RHODA, m. ROBERT DYER of Eastbrook, Me. v. JOANNA, d. unm. at Sullivan, Me. vi. SILAS, lived at Hancock, Me. vii, PETER, ID. AMY STANLEY of Tremont, Me. viii. JOSEPH, m. NANCY RICH of Tremont. ix. THOMAS, lived at Franklin. x. MELVIN, d. soon. BENJAMIN URIN, d. at Newbury, Mass., Feb. 1813, an old man. ELIZA URANN, ID. at Boston, 7 Feb. 1801, LUTHER WHITE. ELLEN BARKER URAN, m. at Columbia, N. H., 16 Apr. 1887, HARLAN F. DAVIS of Bloomfield, Vt. HANNAH URANN, m. at Boston, 18 May 1788, WILLIAM BROWN, HANNAH URANN, m. at Boston, 9 Mar. 1804, JAMES BLAKE. HENRY U RANN, b. Canada; had wife Mary. Child: Henry, b. at Lowell, Mass., 3 July 1883. · * Was she the daughter of James• and Anna (Thompson) Urin, born at Berwick, Me., 2 May 1760? t Joanna Lancaster Hopkins, d. at Middleboro, Mass., 4 Apr. 1893; m. at Trenton, 14 Feb. 1836, Herrick Munson Eaton, son of Amos and Susaimah (Herrick), b, at Sedgwick, Me., 3 Sept. 1813, d. at Middleboro 28 July 1896. Children: 1. Hamlin Fairfield, b. 12 Aug. 1838; m. (1) Lizzie Goodwin of Readfield, Me., m. (2) Elizabeth Wheeler of Norridgewock, Me. 2. Amos Herrick, b. 2 July 1843; d. at Boston, Mass., 31 Mar.1910; m. Alice Currier of Readfield, 3, Russell Williams1 b. 25 Nov. 1855; m, Grace Mills Crosby of Norridgewock, 48 JACOB YuRAN, Palatine, Montgomery Co., N. Y. In the census of 1790 his family consisted of nine persons. JAMES URIN, member of Capt. Timothy Remick's company, 1st Massa chusetts regiment, was at ,~est Point, N. Y., 4 Feb. 1781 ; member of Samuel Fletcher's battalion, served from July 1781 to the end of cam paign; private in New Hampshire line. Pension commenced 4 Mar. 1831, 76 years of age. JAMES URIN of Pawlet, Vt. In the census of 1790 he was the only one in family; may have been that James Urin who was given pension 3 Oct. 1835, aged 73 years. JAMES URIN of Putl'l'ay, Vt. In census of 1790 his family consisted of 7 persons. JAMES URANN, b. 1797, m. MARY TucK. JOHN URrN was in service in 1757, in the French and Indian war. JOHN URANN, drowned at Long Wharf, Boston 18 Oct. 1806, aged 5 years. JOHN URAN, Concord, N. H., served from 1811 to 1813 in the 4th U. S. Infantry; also in the 45th regiment ; was at the Battle of Tippecanoe 5 Nov. 1811. JONATHAN URANN, b. about 1762. There is a tradition in the family that he was a descendant of Richard 8 Urin, but in the absence of records, it has been impossible to connect the lines. He resided at Boscawen, N. H., and afterwards at Concord, N. H. The records of Boscawen show that he enlisted 23 Mar. 1780, as private in Col. Cilley's rE,giment; he again enlisted 15 Feb. 1781, being at that time 18 years of age. He was probably that Jonathan Urann of Concord who served in Captain Flanders' company, 45th regiment, War of 1812. On 12 Oct. 1825, he sold land in Concord to Marshall Baker; on 25 Apr. 1829, he pur chased land of Samuel Urann of Concord. He married at Concord, 30 Aug. 1792, J\iEmTABLE ELLIOTT, daugh ter of John and Hannah (Jones), born at Concord in 1768, and died there Nov. 1849. He died at Concord 1841: Children, born at Concord : i. JOHN, b. Sept. 1794; d. umn. at Concord 4 Feb. 1879. ii. MARTHA H., b. July 1796; d. umn. at Concord 26 Apr. 1887. iii. SAMUEL, b. in 1803; d. 29 Aug. 1849; m. at Concord, 16 Apr. 1828, CLARISSA CHASE, b. at Concord in 1810, d. at Manhattan, Ill., 29 Jan. 1857. Children, b. at Hopkinton, N. H.: I. Emily E., b. in 1829; m. William P. Abbott. 2. Lucinda J., b. in 1832; m. Luther B. Elliott. 3. George 0., b. 28 Nov. 1837; d. at Concord 2 June 1890; m. Mary Pratt. 4. Charles F., b. in 1839; m. at Lowell, Mass., 3 July 1860, Jane L. Hammond, dau. of Peter M. and Elizabeth (Woodworth), b. at Machias, Me., 29 Apr. 1838, d. at Lowell 2 Nov. 1895; m. ( 2) at Lowell, 28 Apr. 1897, Irene L. ( Stephenson) Whipple, dau. of Luke and Eliza- 49 beth (Hammond), b. at Alexander, Me., in 1854; children, b. at Lowell: Charles A., b. 7 Nov. 1860, d. 10 Feb. 1863; Clar ence H., b. 3 May 1866, d. at Boston 20 May 1905; m. at Lowell, 8 June 1887, Kate E. Phinney, aau. of Neil and Eliza beth C. (Nicholl), b. at Murray Harbor, P. E. I., in 1865; Winfield Scott, b. in 1886; m. at Salem, Mass., 14 Mar. 1906, Gertrude Esther Rice, dau. of Curtis N. and Helen L. ( Carl ton), b. at Lowell in 1881. 5. Alvin Herman, b. in 1848; m. at Fisherville, N. H., 25 Dec. 1872, Fannie P. Elliott, dau. of Eben and Eliza (Bowers), b. at Concord Jan. 1845, d. there 18 Mar. 1899 ; m. ( 2 ) at Concord, 18 May 1904, Nellie Augusta Elliott, dau. of Amos C. and Margaret (Connor), b. at Dayton, Ohio in 1863. iv. JACOB, b. in 1806; d. unm. at Durham, N. H., 15 Jan. 1888. v. SALLY, b. in 1807. v. JONATHAN, b. IO.May 1810; d. at Kankakee, Ill., 16 Mar. 1885; m. at Joliet, Ill., 17 Sept, 1846, LUCINDA LEGG, dau. of George and Mary (Akers), b. at Greencastle, Ind., 1 June 1826, d. at Kankakee 19 Nov. 1903. Children, b. at Bourbonnais, Ill.: 1. Benjamin Franklin, b. 26 Jan. 1848; m. Susan Weaver Troup. 2. Nathaniel Haven, b. 19 Apr. 1850; m. Anna Elizabeth Baker. 3. William Lee, b. 27 Aug. 1858; m. Mary Jane Watson. 4. Alta May, b. 8 Feb. 1857; m. Joseph Henry Goodwin. 5. Addie Maria, b. 24 Apr. 1860. JosHuA URANN, On 16 Jan. 1807, the Columbian Museum, situated on Tremont Street, between Court and School Streets, Boston, was destroy ed by fire, at which time six young men, one of whom was Joshua Urann, aged 17 years, were killed by falling walls. MARY URIN, m. at Hampton Falls, N. H., 4 Mar. 1760, WILLIAM FORD, both of Rowley, Mass. MARY UmN, m. (int. rec. at Rowley, 23 Feb.1760) WILLIAM RUTHER FORD ( probably same as preceding). PAUL URIN of Newmarket, N. H. In census of 1790 family consisted of self and two females. PETER YouRING, enlisted 24 Jan. 1746-7, as a member of Captain Goffe's company, served in the expedition against Canada. POLLY URIN, m. at Moultonboro, N. H., in 1818, AMBROSE RENELL. PRUDENCE URANN, m. at Boston, 8 Apr. 1801, THOMAS MALING. REBECCA URANN, m. ( int. rec. at Boston, 10 Dec. 1805) THOMAS LARKIN, SAMUEL YuRAN, b. at Enfield, N. H., in 1803; d. at Boston, Mass., 21 Mar. 1850; m. NANCY GOODENOW, b. at Gorham, N. H. in 1805, d. at Boston 24 Oct. 1851. SARAH URANN, m. (int. rec. at Boston, 7 Oct. 1802) FRANCIS CHA YIGNOT, Any information concerning the above mentioned families will be dnly appre ciated by the Compiler. INDEX OF NAMES. Abbott, 27, 31, 48 Bingham, 20 Adams, 39 Bissell, 29 Akerman, 9 Blagdon, 5 Akers, 49 Blaisdell, 20, 27, 42, 43 Aldrich, 44 Blake, 47 Alexander, 39 Blanchard, 16 Allen, 28 Blowers, 21 Alsdurf, 28 Borden, 43 Ameriaux, 28 Bornhart, 41 Ames, 40 Bowen, 34, 46 Ancrum, 34 Bowers, 37, 49 Anderson, 47 :Brackett, 4, 7, 9, 3 8 Andrews, 16 Bradbury, 22 Andrus, 22 Bradlee, 12 Anthony, 46 Bragdon, 20, 27, 43 Archer, 11 Breed, 11 Arnold, 37 Bridgham, 24 Atwood, 6, 26 Brown, } 7, 9, 18, 28, 30, 32, 33, 35, Browne, 39, 40, 47 Babbitt, 17 Bryant, 36 Babcock, 12 Buck, 44 Bacon, 22 Bunk~r, 20, 43 Bailey, 26 Bunt, 41 Baker, 30, 37, 48, 49 Burbeck, 24 Bardsley, 3 Burchsted, 40 Baring, 20 Burgess, 39 Barrett, 7, 22 Burgoyne, 26 Barrus, 35 Burtt, 36 Barry, 41 Butts, 35 Bartholomew, 40 Bartlett, 1 7 Carey, 12 Bassett, 37 Carlton, 49 Batchelder, 28 Carpenter, 25, 29 Baxter, 35 Carr, 10, 18 Beale, 19 Carrell, 43 Beaman, 41 Carter, 19 Bean, 14, 17, 26, 27, 28, 43 Carver, 36 Beede, 7 Cass, 18 Benton, 29 Cassidy, 28 Berry, 34 Cate, 4 Bertenshaw, 38 Cauckins, 29 Best, 44 Chapman, 8, 21, 3/i Bicknell, 39 Charnock, 3 Bigelow, 28 Chase, 35, 48 52 Chatterton,. fO, 41 Dickson, 37 Chavignot, 49 Dimmack, 38 Cheney, 26 Dixon, 36 Chester, 28 Dockran, 7 Cilley, 18, 48 Dodge, 13, 18, 25, 2S Clark, 8, 10, 22, 25,. 35 Dole, 18 Cla~ke, 37 Dow, 13, 39, 40 Cleghorn, 39 Downs, 4 Clewly, 30 Drinkwater, 30, 44 Clough, 17 Dron, 41 Cloughexty, 32 Dunn, 27, 43 Cobb, 9 Durgin, 18 Coburn, 23 Dustin, 9 Coffin, 43 Duty, 13 Colburn, 34, 42' Dyer, 40, 42, 41 Colby, 36 Cole, 17 Earle, 12 Collins, 7, 35, 4() Eastman, 22 Colson, 27 Eaton, 47 Couey, 35, 38' Edwards, 11 Connell, 28, Eichele, 41 Connor, 49 Elliot, 44 Cook, 27, 44 Elliott, 48, 49 Coombs, 20, 27 Elwell, 12, 13 Copeland, 43 Emerson, 22 Corliss, 6 Emery, 31, 35 Cornette, 33 Emmes, 22 Corser, 19 Emmons, 38 Cotton, 3, 22: Ewins, 26 Cousins, 20 Coyne, 35 Fabins, 10 Crabtree, 22· Farrar, 33 Cressey, 10 Farrell, 41 Crocker, 28 Farress, 31 Crockett, 4, 30, 44 Fay, 30 Crosby, 47 Felt, 28 Crowell, 28 Fifield, 31 Cumston, 11 Fisher, 24, 32 Currier, 4, 47 Fitzgerald, 6 Fitzpatrick, 32 Dam,8 Fitz-Randolph, 34 Damrill, 10 Flaherty, 32 Dana, 24 Flagg, 42 Darling, 25 Flanders, 18, 48 Davis, 14, 20, 37, 47 Fletcher, 48 Davol, 34 Flood, 6 Dawson, 34 Fogg, 15 Day, 30 Ford, 49 Dearborn, 19 Frary, 35 Diamond, 4 Free, 40 :Pymond, 10 French, 9, 20 53 Frost, 5 Gammell-continued. Frye, 42 Mina Frances, 36 Fulton, 42 Miriam Larkin, 37 Nettie Lena, 36 Gage, 9 Poynton Ives Hoppin, 46 Gaillard, 34 Rebecca, 23 GammeU. Rebecca Whittemore, 34 Mr., 23, 33 Richard, 23 Professor, 45, 46 Robert, 46 Abigail Agnes, 36 Robert Ives, 46 Ada Dana, 35 Ruth Wes ton, 37 Albert Mayhew, 36 Samuel, 23 Anne, 23 :Sarah, 24 Annie Louise, 36 :Sereno Bowers, 37 Annie Stanyarn, 34 Sereno Dwight, 37 Arthur Amory, 46 .Sereno Porter, 37 Asa Messer, 34 Thomas, 23 Augustus Bromley, 36 · Virginia, 46 Bessie Hill, 34 Waldo Everett, 3,5 Carrie Florence. 36 Warren Evarts, 35 David Weston, 37' William, 23, 32, 33, 4,5, 46 Delia Melinda, 35 William Ancrum, 34 Ebenezer Baker, 23 Gardiner, 24 Edgar Franklin, 36 Gardner, 36 Edith Florence, 36 Gay, 3/i Eliza Rogers, 34 Geib, 38 Elizabeth, 23 George, 7, 10 Elizabeth Hope, 46 Gerald, 23 Ethel Ancrum, 34 Gerrish, 25 Frances Adelia, 37 -Gibbons, 12 Hannah, 23 •Gibbs, 19, 26 Harriet Horry, 34 Gilmartin, 32 Harriet Ives, 46 Gleason, 10 Harriet Maria Curtis, 36 Goddard, 4/i Helen Louise, 46 Godfrey, 10, H' Henry Warren, 35 Goffe, 49 Hope, 46 -Goodenow, 49 Ives, 46 -Goodridge, 14, 44 John, 23, 24, 34, 37 Goodwin, 27, 47, 49 John Albert, 35 Gordon, 20, 4 7 Jolm.Henry, 36 Goss, 3 John Whipple, 46 Gragg, 30 Joseph, 24 Graham, 43 Katharine, 46 Grant, 27 Lucy Hunt, 37 Gridley, 16, 24 Margaret, 23, 34 Griswold, 21 Margaret Eliza, 35 Grover, 13 Maria Antoinette, 24 Guptill, 20 Martha Maria, 36 Mary, 23 Haines, 9 Mttry Morse, 33 Hall, 17, 44 54 Hallowell, 12, 16 Kelly, 32 Hamilton, 9 Kempton, 10 Hammond, 48, 49 Keniston, 17, 18 Handy, 43 Kenney, 12 Hannaford, 30 Kennison, 8 Hapgood, 30 Kilburn, 47 Hartwell, 27 Kimball, 7, 17, 26 Hatch, 30 King, 36 Havey, 43 Kinney, 11 Hawley, 9 Kinsman, 17 Haynes, 38 Knowlton, 35 Hazeley, 12 Healy, 16 La Count, 47 Henchman, /5, Lambert, 47 Herrick, 47 Lancaster, 19, 47 Hess, 26 Lane, 36 Hidden, 10 Larkin, 37, 49 Higgins, 35, 47 Lawless, 32 Hill, 2 I, 28, 43 Lawrence, 23 Hilliard, 8 Layton, 13 Hilton, 17 Leavitt, 35 Hinman, 30 Lee, 34, 41 Hobbs,_ 9 Leeds, 38 Hodgkins, 6, 10 Legg, 49 Holbrook, 37 Leland, 47 Holden, 6 Leonard, 25 Holiday, 28 Lewis, 16, 29 Holland, 26 Libby, 26, 30 Holman, 33 Lincoln, 43 Holmes, 9 Lindsey, 16 Hopkins, 19, 47 Little, 26 Hoppin, 46 Littlefield, 9 Howard, 18 Lovejoy, 42 Howe, 26, 35 Low, 25, 40 Howland, 40 Lowe, 26 Huckins, 42 Lowell, 7 Hunt, 38 Lucy, 12 Huntsman, 34 Luey, 8, 9 Hutchinson, 21, 33 Lynam, 28 Lyon, 24, 28 Ingalls, 21, 26 Lyons, 25 Ives, 31, 46 Jackson, 3, 38 Made, i 33 Mady, ) Jamison, 11 Jarvis, 20 Madison, 27 Mahney, 41 Johnson, 9, 10, 25, 27, 85, 36, 4Z Jones, 11, 26, 32, 48 Major, 25 Jordan, 4, 28 Maling, 49 Manning, 5 Keeling, 25 Marriott, 37 Keller, 41 Marsh, 16. 55 Marston, 18 Page, 23, 26 Martin, 26, 27, 35 Pardee, 44 Mason, 17, 44 Parker, 18 Maxwell, 10 Parsons, 14, 19 Mayhew, 35, 36 Partridge, 36 McClellan, 36 Pember, 29 McFarling, 27 Pendleton, 30, 44 McIntosh, 42 Perry, 27 McKean, 315 Peterson, 36 McMahon, 43 Pettingill, 20 McMasters, 26 Philbrick, 39 Meade, 24 Phillips, 20 Meader, 34 Phinney, 49 Merrill, 17, 39 Pickering, 12, 15 Messer, 18 Pickford, 42 Metcalf; 42 Pierce, 13, 35 Milford, 6 Pinkham, 36 Millens, 19 Piper, 9, 36 Miller, 41 Plimpton, 33 Millett, 13 Pollard, 39 Mitchell, 18, 39, 43 Porter, 37 Montague, 37 Pratt, 36, 48 Moody, 17, 18 Preble, 14 Moore, 20, 42 Prescott, 22, 38 Moores, 6 Priest, 4 Morey, 1.8 Prise, 11 Morgan, 18 Putnam, 11 Morrell, 9 Quaile, 36 Morrison, 42 Quirk, 41 Morse, 25 Moseley, 5 Rand, 39 Muchamore,} Randall, 36 Muchemore, 3, 4, 10 Raynor, 16 Muchmore, Read, 20 Munden, 12 Remick, 48 Myrick, 30 Renell, 49 Reynolds, 44 Nesmith, 17 Rice, 49 Newcomb, 36 Rich, 16, 40, 47 Newton, 35 Richardson, 38 Nicholl, 49 Ring, 30, 44 Nichols, 21 Roach, 28 Noble, 33 Roberts, 9, 41 Norris, 26 Robie, 31 Noyes, 43 Robinson, 39 Rollins, 32 Obear, 36 Roney, 41 Obermann, 39 Rowe, 12, 13, 18 O'Connor, 32 Rugg, 24 Orcutt, 27 Rutherford, 49 Ostrom, 28 Ryan, 36 56 Saise, 5 Sylvester, 30 Sanborn, 9 Taylor, 21 Sanders, 34 Tenney, 13 Sargent, 19, 26 Thayer, 31 Saunders, 27 Thomas, 27, 30 Scammon, 47 Tl,ompson, 9, 14, 47 Scott, 28, 40 Thornton, 17 Searles, 37 Titcomb, 25 Sears, 42 Tolman, 28 Seavey, 21 Torrance,. 44 Segnor, 21 Tracey, 28 Sharp, 28 Trites, 27 Shattuck, 12 Troup, 49 Sheldon, 9 True, 38 Shepherd, 21 Tuck, 48 Sherburne, 12 Tucker, 11, 12, 17, 18, 31, 44 Sherewood, 28 Turner, 35 Sherman, 40 Shillaber, 9 Urann, Uran, Uren, Urin, Yuran, Silliman, 40, 41 Youring, Yourin, Urian, Urion, Simmons, 22 Eurin, Urran, Urine, Urwyn, Simpson, 19 .Ewins. Slater, 46 --,47 Sleeper, 7 Captain, 37 Slocum, 33 Mr., 29, 43 Sloper, 11, 12, 16 Abigail, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 47 Smith, 7, 9, 10, 21, 23, 26, 27, 30, Abraham, 47 32, 35, 39 Addie Abbie, 43 Spear, 47 Addie Maria, 49 Spence, 32 Adeline, 32 Spencer, 30, 31, 43, 44 Albert Harvey, 32 Springer, 27 Alexandria Maria, 32 Stacy, 32 Alice, 3, 5, 26 Stacey, 11 Alice A., 26 Staigg, 39 Almira, 32 Stains, 15 Almira Marie, 32 Staniford, 28 Alta May, 49 Stanley, 47 Alvin Herman, 49 Starbird, 30 Ambrose Sloper, 16 Stephenson, 48 Amos Salisbury, 25 Stevens, 29 Anna, 10, 14, 19, 47 Stevenson, 36 Annie May, 42 Steward, 27 Antoinette Clark, 39 Stickney, 17 Armilla, 20 Stillman, 33 Arthur Everett, 43 St. John, 26 Benjamin, 5,'12, 16, 47, 21 St. Leger, 38 Benjamin F., 28 Stratton, 27, 28 Benjamin Franklin, 27, 49 Sullivan, 39 Bertha Thankful, 43 Swanbro, 29 Betbiab, 13 Swett, 31 Betsey, 20 57 U rann-con tinued. Urann-continued. Betsey M., 21 Finlye, 3 Blanche Marie, 28 Finsby, 3 Carl Blaisdell, 43 Francis, 4, 5, 10, 13, 32 Caroline, 31 Francis Henry, 32 Caroline Livingston, 41 Francis Jerome, 41 Catherine, 25 Frank W., 28 Catherine E., 41 Fred Libby, 43 Catherine Ellen, 40 Fred Russell, 43 Catherine Jane, 41 Frederic William, 38 Charles, 25 George, 7, 9, 15, 19, 21, 29 Charles A., 49 George Blaisdell, 43 Charles Bertram, 42 George C., 48 Charles E., 21 George Edward, 41 . Charles Edgar, 29 George Ernest, 28 Charles F., 48 George F. M., 41 Charles Hallett, 25 George Pember, 29 Charles Lahatt, 25 George W., 26 Charles William, 42 George ·William, 29 Charlotte, 25, 38 Georgianna, 21, 28 Clara Augusta, 39 Gordon F., 32 Clarence H., 49 Grace Maud, 43 Comfort, 8 Grace St. Leger, 38 Daniel, 13, 17 Hannah, 7, 8, 11, 19, 22, 25, 30, Dexter, 25 47 Edgar, 19 Harriet, 20, 21, 31 Edward, 4, 5, 32 Harriet P., 30 Edward Wheeler, 41 Harry Harvey, 42 Elbridge, 19 Hattie Regina, 42 Eleanor, 3, 4, 8 Helen Beatrice, 28 Eliza, 19, 47 Henry, 3, 47 Elizabeth, 7,9, 16,26, 28 Henry Adolphus, 39 Ella, 30 Henry Clifton, 27 Henry Everard, 28 Ellen, 27 Ellen Barker, 47 Herbert, 26 Ellen Theresa, 38 Homer Emerson, 27 Horace Pember, 29 Ellerton B., 32 Elliott Augustus, 32 Israe1, 26 Emeline, 31 Jacob, 48, 49 Emerson Davis, 27 James, 4, 6, 7, 13, 14, 18, 19, 47, 48 Emily E., 48 James Williams, 26, 42 Emma Amelia, 32 Jane, 5, 14, 24, 28, 39 Emma Gardiner, 38 Jason, 29 Ernest Walter, 28 J. Corning, 29 Ethel Maud, 43 Jean, 7 Ethel May, 28 Jennie, 26 Ethelyn Moore, 42 Jennie St. Leger, 39 Eugene Harrison, 42 Jenny, 7 Eunice Mabel, 29 Joan, 19 Fanny, 38 John, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 13, 14, Ferdinand, 38 15, 16, 19, 20, 21, 26, 29, 40, 41, 48 58 Urann-continued. Urann-continued. John Herbert, 26 Mehitable, 6, 13, 18 John Millens, 19, 26 Mercy, 15 John Perry, 41 Millard Fillmore, 41 John William, 32 Milton Roland, 43 Jonathan, 6, 7, 26, 48, 49 Mina Bessie, 43 Joseph, 3, 4,5,8, 10,11, 12,15, Molly, 19, 26 16, 17, 21, 22, 24, Nancy, 15, 17, 18, 20 25, 26, 29, 31 Nancy Clough, 22 Joseph Clifton, 43 Nancy Fisher, 24 Joseph H., 21 Nathaniel Cutting, 22 Joseph Henry, 28 Nathaniel Haven, 49 Joseph Libby, 26, 42 Nellie Irene, 28 Joseph Michael, 32 Nelson, 26 Joshua, 49 Noah, 19 Josie Lillian, 43 Olive Jennette, 42 Kimball, 26 Pamela Low, 41 Lazara Eugenia, 41 Paul, 7, 14, 19, 20, 49 Lewis D., 38 Permilla Augusta, 41 Lillian Florence, 42 Peter, 5, 12, 13, 17, 49 Linnie, 27 Peter Kimball, 26 Louis James, 42 Phebe, 20 Louisa, 32 Polly, 19, 49 Louisa J, 26 Prudence, 49 Lucinda B., 20 Rachel Adeline, 32 Lucinda J., 48 Ralph, 26 Lucy, 22 Ralph Harry, 42 Lucy Maria, 39 Rebecca, 7, 8, 12, 16, 17, 49 Luella, 17 Rebecca Snelling, 24 Lydia, 13 Rena Azella, 43 Lydia Emery, 43 Reuben, 15, 21 Mabel Alice, 42 Richard, 4, 6, 16, 24, 37, 38, 48 Madison, 26 Richard Augustus, 38 Marcus Libby, 43 Rufus James, 41 Marcus Morton, 27, 43 Ruggles Hubbard, 40, 41 Marcy, 8 Ruth, 17, 26 Margaret, 16, 22 Sabra, 20 Margaret Stuart, 42 Sally, 7, 21, 22, 26, 49 Maria, 20 Samuel, 13, 16, 17, 19, 20, 21, Martha,&, 10, 15, 19 27, 48, 49 Martha H., 48 Samuel L., 21 Mary, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 15, 16, 17, Samuel Leonard, 28 19, 20, 22, 2,5, 26, 30, Samuel Low, 41 32, 47, 49 Samuel Thomas, 41 Mary Carnline, 39 Sarah, 6, 8, 11, 15, 16, 17, 18, Mary Elizabeth, 41 24, 49 Mary L., 21 Sarah Ann, 41 Mary Louisa, 28 Sarah Dunton, 22 Mary Salisbury, 25 Sarah Healy, 25 Mary St. Leger, 39 Sarah Helen, 41 Mathew, 5 Sarah Maria, 38 Matilda, 26 Sarah Salisbury, 39 59 Urann-continued. \Vaterman, 29 Silas, 7 \Va,tson, 49 Solomon, 9, 15, 21, 29, 30 Webster, 36, 37, 44 Sophronia, 27 Weeks, 7, 8 Stephen Pember, 29 \Velch, 21 Sumner Theodore, 32 Wells, 10, 35 Susan, 22 ·wentworth, 14 Susannah, 7 \Yestbrook, 4 Temperance F., 28 Weston, 37 Thomas, 10, ll, 12, 14, 15, 16, ·wheeler, 47 19, 20, 24, 25, 27 Wheelwright, 38 Thomas Gardiner, 24 Whepley, 39 Thomas Harvey, 32 Whipple, 46, 48 Walter Heury, 32 Whitaker, 40 Warren Augustus Reed, 42 Whitcomb, 42 ·washington Lafayette, 32 White, 28, 32, 42, 47 Weltha Elizabeth, 29 \Vhitehouse, 38 Vv eltha Mabel, 29 Whittemore, 23 "William, 3, 4, 5, 10, 12, 13, 19, Whitwell, 11 31 Wiggin, 9 William Corning, 29 \Vilbur, 20, 43 William Dwight, 39 Wilkins, 4 William Edward, 41 Willcomb, 3, 4 William Lee, 49 Williams, 8, 33, 38, 45 William N., 22 Wilson, 39 Winfield Scott, 49 Wood, 23, 29, 31, 39 \Voods, 23, 28 Veltman, 39 ·woodward, 18 \Voodworth, 48 Wainw1·ight, 6 \Voolcome, 3, 4 Walker, 19 \Voolsey,· 34 Wallis, 8 W oorster, 20, 27 Walton, 38 Wright, 21 Ward, 24, 46 Washburn, 41 Young, 20 JRAJN FAMILY OF NE11 ENGLAND. A Genealogy of the Y£~g-~~i!i_2f_N~!_fil£~±~~~ has been compiled and will be issued shortly. The original ancestor of the fa.mily was William Urin, who settled. at the Isles of Shoals pr-evious to 1653 and died the!"e about 1664. gis son, John Urin. who settled at Portsmouth. N. H•• in that part of the town afterwards set off as Greenland~ was the an cestor of the Meine and a portion of the New Hampshire families. Another son, Francis Urin. r(:)moved to Ipswich, :vtassachusetts, ar.d was the progenitor of the Bosten branch, a.swell as some of the i•iew Ha.mpshi~e 1 ines. Much valuable genealogical material has been collected which never before has been printed. In addition to the Urann recotds, there also is given the descendants of Margaret Urann, daughter of Thomas and Mar-y (Sloper), who married John Gammell at Boston. October 14, 1773. The genealogy is arranged on the plan of the New England Historical and Genealogical Re,gister, and has a complete index. The pamphlet, of ?rhich a 1 imi ted number ha's been printed, con tains about sixty pages, and will be maile1 to any address on re ceipt of seventy-five cents. CHARLES COLLYER WHITTIER.