Arnold Family

March 1845 ae. 63. Children, rec. Framingham: Mary Elizabeth on Phebe Kimmens and Duntons of Southborough, Mass. Amold, b. 2June1806, d. Marlborough 11 Dec. 1841, unm.; (10 [1993]: 18-23, 159:60); the Ric1uiiJl Hall family of Bradford William Winthrop Amold, b.20 Feb. 1809; Martha AnnAmold, and Harvard (8 [1991]: 139-42); Worcester Co. Obadiah b. 7July1811, d Marlborough 3 Dec.1842, m. there 3 Nov. 1837 Walkers (7[1990]:148-50); Bathsehba Woods Moore I Bathsheba Jonathan Fay Gay of Holliston, Mass., b. there 18 Oct 1810, d. Moore Woods (5 [1988]: 15-16) and Sarah (Hartwell) (Melvin) Medway, Mass. 4 Feb. 1867 ae. 57:4, son ofJoseph and Lucy (Fay) Smith of Watertown and Worcester (5:54-55). Readers may Gay (F.L. Gay, D. W. Patterson and W .F. Gay, "John Gay of write her at 74 Beach Point Rd., Lancaster, MA 01523. Dedham, Mas;achusetts... " [ts.s. at NEHGS, 19131pp.210, 130); Editor Otto added items from library holdings at NEHGS. Leonard Arnold [Jr.], b. 28 April 1814; and Charks TrainAmold (named for a local Baptist minister), b. 11 Jan. 1818, m. Mary A Deladeray Update Selman Dennis of Marblehead, Mass., bp. there 16 Sept.1810 (VRs, 1:139), d. Framingham 8 Jan. 1863 ae. 52, dau. of John [Jr.] by Kenneth S. Paulsen and Deborah (Selman) Dennis. Thomas Arnold, b. 2 Aug. 1785; m. Natick, Mass. 25 July In NEXUS 10 (1993): 152-55 I wrote on the Deladeray 1810 Sally Frost, b. Framingham 28 Dec. 1788, d there 4 Oct 1858 ae family of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. Subsequent research 70:9:20, a pauper (Mass. VRs, "Deaths, 1858, 121:108), dau. of Samuel in records of the German/Dutch Reformed Church at and Mary (Heard) Frost (N.S. Frost, Frost Genealogy in Five Families Lunenburg has determined that Johanna/Hanna [1926], pp. 197-98, 203). Children, rec. Framingham: Samuel Frost (Deladeray) (Hall) Salzmann died at Martin's River, N.S. Amold, b. 28 Jan. 1811, d. 2 Nov. 1835; Sarah Ann Arnold, b. 21 Dec. 1802, ae. 47. A typescript of the Dutch Reformed 19 Sept 1813; of Fall River, Mass., ae. 34, m. Framingham 14 Dec. Church records, wrongly interpreting the handwriting of 1848 Samuel S. Mor.field of Fall River, widower ae. 38, son of Rev. Bruin Romkes Comingo, states that "Johann Lewis and Mary Morfield; Leonard Arnold, b. 21July1817. Salzmann" died on that date. When I examined the Polly Arnold, b. 22 July 1789, d. Framingham 16 Jan. 1809. original registers in May 1995, it became clear that the Relief Arnold, b. 3 Oct 1791, d. Framingham 17 Sept 1864; decedent of 21 Dec. 1802 was actually Johanna I had m. there 24 Jan. 1815 Herny Richardson of Dorchester, Mass., b. 25 further stated that Johanna seems to have stood as god­ July 1791 (rec. Framingham),d.Framingham4Aug.1870ae?9:4 parent for one of her Kedy grandchildren; that sponsor (ro ?U'· in Ml$. VRs, Deaths, 1870, 230:139). Children, b. Framingham instead was Catherine Eliz.abeth (Schlear) Hoffman, whom (VRs, pp. 173, 462): Henry Francis Augustus Richardson, b. 4 Johanna's widower, Casper Friedrich Salzmann, had June 1815, m. by ca. 1847 Esther G. -; Mary Prentice married at Zion Lutheran Church, Lunenburg, 2May1809. Richardson, b. 25 June 1817; Raham William Richardson, b. Catherine Schlear was presumably the daughter of 21July1819, d. Framingham 12 Oct 1847 ae. 28 of fever; James German Loyalists who settled at Lunenburg in 1784; Prentice Richardson, b. 20 Aug. 1821; Benjamin Franklin the surname Schlear does not appear among the Foreign Richardson, b. 6 Feb. 1823; Samuel Wadsworth Richardson, b. Protestants of 1753. 30 Nov. 1824; Relief Catharine Richardson, b. 27 Nov. 1826 (or The origins of Johanna Deladeray's parents, Jean-Louis 28 Nov. 1827); and Elizabeth Ann Richardson, b. 14 Dec. 1828, Deladeray and Susannah R.Osti./Rusty, have also been d. Framingham 31 Jan. 1850. further clarified. It is unlikely that Deladeray is derived from the name Deladoey. Swiss genealogist John Hiippi has 7. Thomas Arnold, bp. Stoneham 1April1744, d. rec. suggested. that Deladeray may be of Alsatian or Mont­ not found; m. Westborough, Mass. 24 Nov. 1768 (VRs, p. beliarclian derivation. The origin of the Rosti family is 117) Margery Pratt, b. there 8 Dec. 1743 (VRs, p. 85), dau. more certain. Emil and Oothilde Meier, eds., IJas Familien­ of Hezekiah and Rachel (Knowlton) Pratt. Rev. Ebenezer namenbuch der Schweiz, 3 vols., (1989 ed.}, states that the Parkman of Westborough noted in his diary, 3 March 1773: name R6sti is found in the Canton Bern communities of ''Mr. ThomasAmold and his family move from this town to Adelboden, Frutigen and Kandersteg, located in a go to Hadley" (MASSOG 16 [1992): 42), where Thomas was Y-shaped valley south of the Thuner See (Lake Thun). In "perh[aps] a trader during the Rev[olution]" (Sylvester 1989 Hans Bircher of Adelboden, Switzerland, published Judd, History of Hadley [1905 ed., repr. as L.M. Boltwood, a Rosti genealogy, Stammbaum des Geschlechtes Roesti, Genealogies of Hadley Families (1979)], p. 7). Children: Adelboden, Familienregister. His research indicates that Mary Arnold, b. Westborough 14 Nov. 1769; Hepsebel Susannah's father, Gilgian ROsti (whose forename appears Arnold, b. Westborough 17May1771; John Arnold, b. West­ in Nova Scotia in its variant form Killian, corrupted into borough 5 Jan. 1773; Rachel Arnold, bp. Hadley 15 Jan. 1775; Guilliaum/William}, had emigrated from Adelboden and Thomas Arnold [Jr.], bp. Hadley 22 Dec. 1776; and Betsey was in hollandischer Dienst (in the Dutch service). Research Arnold, bp. Hadley-Oct. 1778. by another Swiss genealogist, Gertrud Zurbriigg, suggests 8. John /1 Amal," bp. Sutton, Mass. 23 Aug. 1747 (VRs, that Gilgian R0sti, his wife Elizabeth Steiner, and their p. 11 }, killed ''by the fall of a tree at Hencher'' [Henniker?] children, originated in Adelboden also. before 7May1773, when Rev. Ebenezer Parkman noted in his diary: ''Mr. Ja;ephAmold of Grafton here, very mourn­ Kenneth S. Paulsen, Technical Services Assistant for ful for the loss of his son John" ((MASSOG 16 [1992): 43). Acquisitions at NEHGS, is working tmoard a Ph.D. in Canadian history from the University of Maine; his dissertation Joy F. (Hartwell) Peach is the genealogist for the Hartwell concerns early Lunenbur$'. N.S . .f1l?~~~J1lfjf sted Family Assocation. NEXUS contributions include articles Q A~ej~~~¥0 @A£!~4'7·UKl'I GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY NEHGS NEXUS, Vol. Xiii.No. 4 113

and Lydia (Boyd) Brigham (B2, p. 36, q.v. for their ch.);Nabby m. Winthrop 6 Oct. 1846, as third w., Capt. Luther Perkins, b. Bigelow, b. 31 Dec. 1802, m 10 April 1822.Augustus Reed, and twin [North] Bridgewater, Mass. ca. 1798, d. prob. Winthrop 31 Jan. sons b. 4 Aug. 1805: Willard Bigelow, d. Marlborough 31 Dec. 1870, son of Dea. Luke and Mary (Snell) Perkins and widower

,J 1848 ae. 43, m there 8April1846 Pa[r]melaA Smith, b. Dana, Mas5. of Eunice Caldwell and Louisa M Prescott (Stackpole, p. 542). 11July1806, d. Marlborough 15 Jan. 1874 (B2, p. 36, which see for John Brown; m. (1) ca. 1795 Hannah Oldham; (2) ca. 1802 their dau); and William Bigelow, d. there 10 March 1809 ae. 3:7. Abigail Peterson. Acc. to BTGC (6July1931, #2024; 12July1931, Levi Arnold, b. 13 Sept. 1779; m. Marlborough 27 Nov. #615), a dau (prob. by (1)) was Hannah Brown, b. Winthrop 21 1800 (VRs, p. 224) Miriam Bigelow, b. there 21April1778, dau of May 1798, d. Wayne, Maine 26January1876; m Fayette, Maine Timothy and Miriam (Howe) Bigelow. Children, rec. Marl­ 13May1827 William True, son of John and Sally (West) True. ( borough: Betsey Arnold, bp. 25 Oct. 1801; Susanna Salisbury Dorcas Brown; m. Winthrop 22 Feb. 1789 Alexander Arnold, bp. 24 Oct. 1802. Thompson of Wales, Maine. Children, b. Winthrop (Stackpole, Aaron Arnold, b. 10 Oct. 1781, d. Marlborough 12 March pp. 629-30): Zilpha Thompson, b. 20 Dec. 1790; Rebecca 1831 "ae. 54" (VRs, p. 338); m. there 9 Sept 1804 Sarah Tayntor, Thompson,b.26Jan.1793;JamesThompson,b.1Jan.1794;Ira prob. the Sf b. Marlborough 5May1787, dau. of John and Esther Thompson, b. 30 Dec. 1796; and Aaron Thompson, b. 12 Feb. 1799. (Goodenow) Tayntor (VRs, p. 180). Children, rec. Marlborough: Joseph Brown, d.y. Sukey Arnold, b. 14May1805; Mary Ann Arnold, b. Petersham, Polly Brown; m. 1798 Solomon Towle, b. Epping, N.H. Mass. 8 July 1807, d. Marlborough 5 Sept. 1838, m. there 28 25June1761, d. Canaan, Maine 3 Feb. 1832, son of Matthias and March 1830 Artimas Brigham, b. there 27 April 1796, d. there Hannah aenness?) Towle. Children, b. Winthrop (Stackpole, pp. 25 Jan. 1839, son of Lovewell and Betty (Rice) Brigham (W.1. 635--36): Matthias Towle, b. 3 March 1804, appar. later murdered Tyler Brigham, The History ofthe Brigham Family, vol. 1 (1907], in Aroostook Co.; Sarah Towle, b. ca. 1811, d. Winthrop 27 Aug. p. 306); Lydia Arnold, b. 18 April 1811, d. Marlborough 28 1844 ae. 33; and Solomon Towle, Jr. March 1813; L-ymanAmold, b. 1June1813;Haniet Arnold, bp. 23 William Brown, b. Winthrop 1 Jan. 1777, d. there 18 Oct. May 1818; and Abigail Hager Amold, bp. 20May1821 (prob. not 1860; m. (1) there 25 March 1800 Polly Cochran; (2) there 25 as an infant), m Marlborough 17 Sept 1835 George W. Walker. April 1836 Hannah Gazelin. Children by Polly: Jenney Brown, Lucy Arnold (mentioned in Middlesex Probate #493 as b. 31 Dec. 1800; m. 1825 Jacob Bradley of Vienna, Maine; James under the guardianship of Stephen Morse). Brown, b. 26 Dec. 1802; m. 1827 Celia Pitts of Readfield, prob. the "Selah" Pitts b. Winthrop 19 Feb. 1807, dau. of Abial and 5. Rebecca Arnold, b. say 1739; m. Shrewsbury,~. Abiah (-) Pitts (F.D. McTeer and J.B. Berndt, Some Decendants (int) 26Jtme1759 (VRs, p. 120) Unity/Unite Brown "of [sic] of Peter Pitts of Taunton, Mass. [19'791pp.53-57); WtlliamBrown Dorchester Canada" [Ashburnham, Mass.], b. Dorchester, [Jr.], b.14Sept 18E,d Winthrop 17Jan.1888, m there29 Nov.1827 Mass. 22 Jan. 1728/9, son of John and Mary (-) Brown Melinda Hopkins, b. ca.180>, d Winthrop 28 Jan. 1845 ae. 39, dau. (Dorchester VRs, Record Comm. Report 21 [1891 ], of Oliver Hopkins. Children by Hannah: Hannah Elizabeth p. 80). There are no records of Unite at Ashburnham after Brown, b. 27 April 1837; James Madison Brown, b. 18 Aug. 1762 (E.S. Steams, Histmy of Ashburnham, Mass. [1887], p. 628). 1839, later a lumberman in Minn. (Stackpole, p. 305); Clarissa He arrived in Winthrop (then ''Pond[s] Town"), Maine ca. Brown, b. 27 Dec. 1841; and Harriet Brown, b. 3 Feb. 1844. 1769 "and was one of the first to settle on the west side of the Dorothy Brown; m. 1805 Reuben Ham, Jr. of Wales, Maine. Mill Pond, Lot f:h" (E.5. Stackpole, History oJWinthrop, Maine [prob.] Betsey Brown; m. Winthrop 20 Sept. 1807 Luther [1925, hereafter Stackpole], p. 304, which spells his fore­ Marrow, b. Winthrop 26 Aug. 1787, son of Daniel and Hannah name ''Unight'1. He signed a petition, 26April1771, for Ponds­ (Chandler) Marrow. town's incorporation (ibid., pp. 17-18). He was at Winthrop in the 1790 Maine census with two males over, one tmder 6. , bp. Stoneham, Mass. 6 Dec. 1741 16, and three females. Children (Stackpole, op. cit., pp. 304-5): (VRs, p. 9), prob. the WA of Framingham, Mass. who d. Rebecca Brown, prob. living Winthrop/Readfield, Maine there ca. 1813, ae. 70 (not in VRs) O.H Temple, History of 1790, d. by 10 Jan. 1791 when husband m (2) Rachel Huntoon; m Framingham, Massachusetts [1887, hereafter Temple1 p. by ca. 1783 Thomas Craig, b. Deighton, North Yorkshire 27Sept. 460, which notes he earlier res. Dedham, Mass.). William m. 1764, d Readfield 5March1814 (note thatGH. Lilly, "Cemetery ca lmMary/MolleyMome, b.Framingham25Nov.1752 Reoords of Readfield, Maine" [tss. at NEHGS, 1925-29), 3:11, gives {VRs, p. 145), d a widow there 25 Feb. 1836 ae. 83 {VRs, p. DOD from g.s., Readfield Comer Cem., as 25March1814, and 408), dau. of Jonathan and Mary (Ooyes) Morse Q'.H. birthplace as ''Dissenton"), son of James and Anna (-) Craig. Morse and E.W. Leavitt, Morse Genealogy [1903-05], Joseph At Winthrop (in the part later set off as Readfield) the 1790 Craig Morse sect., pp. 35-36). Children, rec. Framingham {VRs, household contained one male over 16 and three females (Ruth pp. 13, 408; Temple, p. 460): Gray, Maine Fami1ies in 1790, vol. 2 [1990), p. 63). Children,rec. John Arnold, b. 24March1773, d. 30 Oct. 1776. Readfield (ibid.): Eleanor Craig, b. ca. 1784, unm. 1Sl4;Anna Nancy Nathan Arnold, b. 7June1774, d. 1 Nov. 1776. Craig, b. by 17!:X>, called 2nd dau in father's will, 1814. William Arnold Or.], b. 12 March, also d. 1Nov.1776. Jeremiah Brown; m. Wmthrop 24 April 1793 Polly Dailey, William Arnold Or.] (2nd), b. 13 Oct. 1777, d. in an b. ~. 1773, d. there 19 Feb. 1835 ae. 62. Children, b. there: Hannah explosion at Fort Independence 28 June 1803. Brown, b. 7 Feb. 1794, d. 14 Jan. 1795; Joseph Brown, b. 26 Nov. Nathan Arnold [2nd], b. 9 Jan. 1780, later of Chenyfield, Maine. 1795;Abiel Dailey Brown, b. 5March1798; Warren Morton John Arnold, b. 21July1781; m Catherine Spink (not in VRs). Brown, b. 20 Feb. 1802; Elionai Brown, b. 11 Oct. 1807; Samuel Leonard Arnold, b. 4 Feb. 1783, d. Framingham 25 Dec. Brown, b. 11June1809; and Mary Ann Brown, b. 6May1813, 1851; m Elizabeth Chandler, b. ca. 1782, d. Marlborough 25 \,

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Family Genealogy, vol. 1 (1986, hereafter Bl), p. 124). Children, rec. April 1825 CorresBalromciSudbmy,b. there6 Feb.1804, son of Joel Marlborough: Polly Hunter Amold, b. Henniker, N.H. 31 Dec. and Lucy (Brown) Balcom (VRs, p. 12); Lucinda Temple, b. 3 Aug. 1783 (sic);Asa Amold, b. Henniker 20 Dec. 1786; Silas Whitcomb 1811, appar. m. (1) Uxbridge, Mass. (int.) 4 Sept. 1831 Samuel S. Amold, b. Henniker 18 Aug. 1788; Mehitabel Amold, b. Henniker Mowry of Uxbridge, who d. Marlborough 'ZJSept 1838 ae. 32 (or 19 April 1790; Sally Amold, b. Henniker 10 June 1793, prob. m. 6 Sept 1838 ae. 37:6) (VRs, pp. 282, 379); (2) Uxbridge 9 Aug. 1840 Marlborough 4June1813 Daniel 0. Ferrel; Sophia Arnold, b. Samuel's bro. Alanson Mowry, both sons of Wanton and Mary Henniker 19 April 1795, d. poss. there (rec. Marlborough) 3 Oct (Mowry) Mowry of Uxbridge (W.A. Mowry, The Descendants of 1796; Joel Hager Arnold, b. Thetford, Vt 10 March 17'!7, m. Marl­ Nathaniel Mmury ... (1878], pp. 123-24, 182; for her ch. by both, see borough 28 Feb. 1819 Harriot Harrington; Eliza[beth] Amold, Marlborough VRs, pp. 135, 379); and Lyman Temple, b. 1 May 1814. b. Henniker 8 April, bp. Marlborough 18May1800; Sophrona Rebecca Arnold, b. 20 Sept. 1768, d. 17 Feb. 1838 ae. 69 Amold, b. Marlborough 11 July 1801; Sophia Fay Arnold, b. (VRs, p. 355); m. 9 Oct. 1793 (VRs, p. 213), as first wife, Daniel Marlborough 11May1803; CalistaArnold, b. Marlborough7 Darling. Children, rec. Marlborough: Betsey Darling, b. Fram­ Feb.1806, m. there 28 Aug.1828Aaron Temple, bp. there 18 May ingham (rec. Marlborough) 13May1794, d. Leominster, Mass. 29 1800, son of Moses and Betty (Stratton) Temple, and Jane Arnold, April 1871 (Mass. VRs, Deaths, 1871, 240:267; D.W. Howe, Howe bp. Marlborough 27 Oct 1811, m. there 23 March 1831 Lawson Genealogies, vol. 1 [1929], p. 163), m. Marlbor~ugh 4 May 1818 Davis of Framingham. David How of Sudbwy; Trowbridge Darling, b. 13 Aug.1798; William Arnold, b. 27 Oct 1765, d. 12 Oct 1828 ae. 63; m. Clarissa Darling, b. 19 Aug. 1803, m. 31 March 182811unnas T. Marlborough in Jan. 1790 Polly Rice, b. Framingham (acc. to Lawrence of Nottingham West [N.H.?]; and Caroline Darling, b. son Willard's death rec.) ca. 1763 {poss. the Mary Rice b. there 20 6May1808, m. 3 April 1836 Nathan C. Haynes. Sept 1763,dau. ofEz.ekiel [Jr.] and Hannah [F.dmunds] Rice), d. 6 Winslow Arnold, b. 16 July 1770, d. Marlborough 24 Dec. Oct 1795 ae. 32; (2) Marlborough 3 Jan. 1797 Relief Rice, b. there 17 1839 ae. 69 (VRs, p. 338); m. there 17 Aug. 1791 (VRs, p. 213) April 1774, d.15 Nov.1811 ae. 38, dau. of Eleazer and Elizabeth Abigail Hagar. Children, rec. Marlborough: Joel Amold, b. 20 (Darling) Rice; (3) Marlborough 23 April 1812 Susanna Gates, Dec. 1791, d. 2 May 1836 ae. 44, m. Sudbury (rec. Marlborough) b. 21June1771, d 7or9May1845 ae. 73:11:9, dau. of Silas and 12 Nov. 1816 Ruth Pannenter; Samuel Arnold, b. 11 May 1794, Elizabeth (Bragg) Gates (Register 121 (1967]: 219-20). Children of d. 1 Sept. 1842 ae. 48, m. 3 March 1822 Betsy Wood; b. West­ William and Polly, rec. Marlborough: WillardAmold, b. ca.1791, borough 15 Jan. 1804, dau. of Jedediah and Betsey (Williams) d. there 3July1873 ae. 82 (Mass. VRs, Deaths, 1873, 257:207), m. Wood a.s. Wood Sr., The Wood Family Index (1966], p. 140); Elmira Johnson, b. ca. 1795, d. Marlborough 22 March 1838 ae. Sally Arnold, b. 30 March 1797, d. 22 Dec. 1832 ae. 35; and 43; Stephen Hartwell Amold, b. 11 Dec. 1792, d. 23 Feb. 1815 ae. Abigail Arnold, bp. 25 Sept. 1814, d 1Nov.1817 ae. 3:5. A 22; and Polly Rice Amold, b. 26 Sept 1795, d. Center Dist, Berlin, Winslow Arnold, Jr. of Marlborough m. Framingham (int.) 26 Mass. 9 Sept 1856 ae. 60:11:18, m. 18April1832, as his third w., March 1829 Olive Hayden (VRs, p. 213). Zenas Johnson., b. Berlin, Ma$. 8May1787, d there 11 Nov.1850 ae. John Arnold, b. 15 Sept. 1770; m. Marlborough 22July1793 63:6:.3,scnofNathanand Beu1ah(Woods) Johnson and widower of (VRs, p. 213) Rachel Hills, b. ca. 1770, d. 18 March 1829 ae. 59. Serena Shepard and Ann Johnson (VRs, pp. 61, 204, 332). Oilldren Children, rec. Marlborough: A son, b. 14, d. 15 March 1794; of William and Relief, rec. Marlborough: JacksonAmold, b. 6 July John Hills Amold, b. 29 Aug. 1796, d. Marlborough 12 Oct. 17'!7, m. (1) 'ZJ Oct 1823 Lucy Barnes, b. Marlborough24 Sept 1804, 1823 ae. 27; Prudence Hills Amold, b. 24 April 1798, d. Marl­ d. there 19 Sept. 1828 ae. 24, dau. of Lovell and Rebecca (Eager) borough 16 or 23 Oct. 1848 ae. 50:6:15 of brain fever (VRs, p. 356), Bam(e)s, (2) ~thborough23Aug 1829 11Fannay" Richards, b. South­ m. there 23 Nov. 1820 William Dunton, bp. Marlborough as a borough21 Oct. 1793, d. there 22 De:.1844ae. 51 of cancer {VRs, youth 14 Aug.1803 {VRs, p. 64), son of Samuel and Mary (Rhcxies) pp. 71, 154), daud.Jdmand Hepzibah (Amsden) Richards (R.L. Dunton; Mary Amory Arnold, b. 8 Feb. 1804; a dau., b. and d. Ellis, ed., A Genealogical Registerof'Edmund Rire Descendants 1 April 1807; and Henry William/William Henry Arnold, b. 17 [19701p.558); WinthropAmold, b.17July1801, m. (1) Marlborough Aug. 1812, m. Marlborough 15 April 1835 Hannah Sherman. lOOct 1825 Sophia Barnes, b. there 23 Feb. 1796, d. there 12 Aug. Anna Arnold, b. 18July1773, d. Marlborough 17 July 1833 ae. 37, sister of Lucy Barnes above; (2) Marlborough 1 April 1845 (1847 on g.s.) ae. 71:11:29 (VRs, p. 338), appar. unm. 1834 Evaline Howe, bp. Marlborough 27 Nov. laB, dau ofMaES A son, b. prob. ca. late 1776, "was Buried in the grave with his ard Lucy (Temple) Howe; and Caroline Arnold, b. 24 Aug.18J7, d. mother", Brigham Cem., Marlborough (F.P. Rice, Marlborough, prob. Marlborough 16 Jan. 1854, m. there 24 June 1830 Martin Massachusetts, Burial Ground Inscriptions [1908], p. 152). Howe, b. there 5 Dec. 1800, son of Eleazer and Caty (Barnard) Children of Joseph Ur.] and Persis(-.-) Arnold, Howe (VRs, p. 103) (for their ch., including a William Hartwell b. Marlborough: Howe, see D.W. Howe, Huwe Genealogies, vol 1 [1929], pp. 254-55). Molly Arnold, b. 16 Feb.1778, d Marlborough 9 Sept 18J6;m. Lydia Arnold, b. 4 Aug. 1767, d. 7 Sept 1818 ae. 43:5 (g.s., ttee8March1798, ~ firstw., Ephraim Bigelow, b. Marlborough 13 Spring Hill Cein., Marlborough); m. 27March1796 Silas Temple. May 1768, d. there 26 Oct. 1843 of typhus fever, son of Timothy Children, rec. Marlborough: Betsey Temple, b. 27June1796, and Miriam (Howe) Bigelow. Children, rec. Marlborough (Bl, p. prob. m. 24 March 1823 Geoige Williams; Lydia Temple, b. 11 218): Martha/Patty Bigelow, b. 3June1798, d. Southborough, Ma$. Sept 1798, prob. m. 17 Dec. 1823 Joseph Balcom of Sudbury, b. 250ct.1842, m. 28March1821 Jonah Collins (for ch., see LL there 18 Jan. 179'2, son of Micah and Betty (Cutter) Balcom; Sally Bigelow, The Bigelaw Family Genealogy, vol. 2 [1993, hereafter B21 Temple, b. 17 Sept 1800, prob. m. 7 Sept 1821 Henry Balcom of p. 36); Betsey Bigelow, b. 12 April 1800, m. 26 April 1836 Samuel Sudbury, b. there 22 Sept 1797, bro. of Joseph above (VRs, p.13); Howe;Mary Bigelow, b. 12 Aug. 1801, d. prob. Marlborough 3 William Ward Temple, b. 13 March 1803; Willard Temple, b. 29 Aug. 1857, m. there 11May1825 Ashley Brigham, b. 9 Oct. 1804, Sept., d. 9 Dec. 1805; Phebe Temple, b. 22April1808, prob. m. 27 d. 17May1881 (Mass. VRs, Deaths, 1881, 329:140), son of Jedediah NEHGS NEXUS, Vol. XII, No. 4 111

Children of Joseph and Dorothy (Hartwell) Arnold, July 1776 Ens. David Day [ca. 1758-0xford, Mass. 17 June 1792 birth order uncertain: in 34th yr.). Ebenezer Howard was a private in Conn. in the Revolution. A son, Ebenezer Alton Howard, m. (1) Leicester 11 i 1. Mary Arnold, b. Stoneham, Mass. 9 April 1727 March 1819 Ann Sargent, b. Leicester 10 Jan. 1795, d. there 13 July · (VRs, p. 9), bp. Wakefield, Mass 16April1727 (VRs, p.10), d 1820 ae. 25, dau. of John and Sarah (Gates) Sargent; (2) Leicester prob. Killingly, Conn. after 16 Aug. 1774 (an undoc. 10 Jan.1822 Lucy Harrington. family rec. in the Boston Transcript genealogical column Mary Howard, b. 5 Aug. 1757. [hereafter BTGC], 5 Nov.1930, #893, says shed. 1804); m. Sutton, Mass. 26 Nov. 1747 VRs, p. 202) Ebenezer 2. "Dorty'' [Dorothy] Arnold, b. Stoneham 6 r:>ec. Haward of "Killinglee," Conn., almost certainly the son of 1729, living Killingly, Conn. 8 Sept 1775; m. there 27 Dec. 3 1 Simeon and Rebecca (Samuei1, Wllliam ) (Hartwell) Hay­ 1750, as his second wife, Benjamin Jacobs, b. Bristol, RL ward, b. posthumously at Concord, Mass 11July1719 (VRs, 26 April 1719, d Killingly after 8 Sept 1775 (date of will), p. 99), thus Macy Arnold's first cousin once removed (BTGC son of Nathaniel and Mercy (Whihnan) Jacobs and above states that he d. 1788). Known children, b. Killingly: widower of Huldah Bosworth. Huldah Bosworth, the Simeon Howard, b. 22 Nov. 1748; m. (1) Thompson, Conn. first wife Benjamin succeeded in marrying (Killingly, 13 Sept. 1770 Huldah Randall, who d. there 20 Jan. 1772; (2) Conn. 24 Nov. 1748; at Woodstock in 1741, his publish­ Thompson 19 Nov. 1772 Hannah Walker. Child by {l), b. ment to Sarah Utter was forbidden by her father), had d. Thompson: Silas Howard, b. 10 Jan. 1772. Children by (2), b. Killingly9 Oct 1749, appar. from the birth of son William Thompson: Rufus Howard, b. 1Jan.1774; Joseph Howard, b. Jacobs on 17Sept 1749. Clilldren of Benjamin and Dorothy 19 April 1776; Huldah Howard, b. 19 June 1778; Anna Howard, (Arnold) Jacobs, b. Killingly, all but Huldah living 8 Sept. b. 19 Oct. 1780; Peter Howard, b. 2 Jan. 1783; Sarah Howard, b. 1775 (VRs, Barbour Coll.; C.W. Bowen, The History of 4June1785; Stephen Howard, b. 16July1787; Mary Howard, b. Woodstock, : Genealogies of Woodstock Families, 16 Sept. 1789; Lydia Howard, b. 14 March 1792; and Hannah vol. 7 [1943], p. 537): Howard, b.19 Sept. 1797. Joseph Jacobs, b. 22 Sept. 1751; a Joseph Jacobs d. Guilford, Dolly/Dorothy Howard, b. 7 April 1750; m. Thompson 17 Vt 25 July 1817 ae. 67 (VT VRs); Dorothy/Dolley Jacobs, b. 23 Nov. 1768 (int Oxford, Mass. 17 Sept 1768) Solomon Shumway, Nov.1753;ofI

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doo:led for £14 to son Jooeph Arnold, blacksmith of Shrews­ The Later History of Joseph bury, Mass. 1 Nov. 1760 (Worcester Co. Deeds 46:486). Arnold of Reading and Joseph Arnold, his wife and three children were warned out of Grafton, Mass. 14 May 1751 (F.E. Blake, Stoneham, Mass. Worcester Co., Massachusetts, Warnings, 1737-1788 [1899, repr. 1992, hereafter Warnings ], p. 17), but settled there by joy F. (Hartwell) Peach nevertheless. This warning suggests that Dorothy was still living in 1751, since there is no record of Joseph 's having T.B. Wyman's Charlestown Genealogies and Estates any other wife until h e married (2) at Grafton, 9 Oct. 1755 (1879, repr. 1982), p. 23, lists "2. Arnall, Joseph, son of Abigail(--) Newton (VRs, p. 161), widow of Obadiah William of Reading; Stoneham prior to 1731; bl'ksmith," Newton, who had died at Grafton 11May1753, and by followed by a description of n earby land transactions. whom she had at least nine children. Her birth date and Recent discoveries in Worcester County probates and parentage are not known, but she is doubtless the Abigail deeds provide insight into the later history, far from Arnold late of Shrewsbury, deceased, for administration Charlestown, of the man behind Wyman's brief mention. of whose estate Calvin Newton, gentleman, of Shrewsbwy, His movements, and those of his children, help illustrate Jonathan Champney, Esq. of Southboro, and Daniel migration patterns in later colonial . Newton of Shoreham, Addison Co., Vermont, gentleman, gave bond 5 Feb. 1793; Calvin Newton was appointed Joseph Arnold, son of William and Elizabeth (Oark) administrator (Worcester Co. Probate #A:l893). Since, Arnold (and grandson of Thomas and Mary[--] unfortunately, this bond is tl1e only paper in Abigail's [Swain] Clark of Reading, and probably of Joseph and probate file, we have little to help here in determining her Rebecca [--] [Curtis] Arnold of Braintree), was born at identity. (Daniel Newton [1752-1834] of Shoreham and Reading, Mass., 8 Dec. 1692 (VRs, p . 11), and is almost Calvin Newton [1762-1823] of Shrewsbury and Shoreham certainly the man who died at Grafton, Mass. between were half-brothers, sons of Abigail's eldest son Marshall 16 Aug. 1774 when he made his will, and 19 Aug. 1777 Newton [1729-1783] by first and second wives Eunice when the will was lodged by his executor, Joseph Arnold [Taylor] Howe and Hannah [Willard] Roberts, respectively of Marlborough (Worcester Co. Probate #A:l 925). Joseph [E.N. Leonard, Newton Genealogtj (1915), pp. 75, 91-92, 112-13, married (1), ca. 1726, Dorothy4 Hartwell (William & Ruth 115-16]; Jon athan Champney, Esq. [1744-1806] of South- 1 [--], SamueP. William ), who was born at Concord, Mass. borough, was son of Richard and Catherine [Lawrence] 27 March 1707 ( VRs, p. 67, J.F. Hartwell, Hartwells of Champney of Cambridge, and husband of Damaris Howe America [1956], 2:1, 4) and died before 9 Oct. 1755, when [V.H. Watterson, Descendants of the Elder Rid1ard Oiampnei;. .. Joseph remarried. This unrecorded m arriage to Dorothy (1989), pp. 37, 60-62]). Hartwell is evident from William Hartwell's w ill, written In his will Joseph Arnold left ''beloved wife Abigail" 4 Dec. 1742, naming daughters Ruth Bacon, D:>rothy Arnall, everything left her by her late husband Obadiah Newton, as and Mary Powers, along with sons William, Daniel, Timothy, well as all that was left her by her late daughter Persis Stephen and Joseph (Middlesex Co. Prolxlte#lOOX)). Although Newton [which was] in the hands of Colonel Artemas Mary Hartwell's marriage to Walter Powers is recorded, Ward of Shrewsbury "provided she shall quit all right to Ruth's marriage to Jonathan Bacon is not (and she is m y tools, wearing apparel and estate that came to me by incorrectly listed in the IGI as Ruth "Spaulding"). On 24 the decease of John Arnold late of Westborough and all July 1746, Joseph Arnold and Joseph Hartwell (D:>rothy's m y other estate." Sons Joseph Ur.], Thomas and William brother), ''both of Bedford," and Abraham Hill of Cambridge were left all Joseph's wearing apparel, husbandry tools, and gave bond for Joseph Arnold to administer the estate stock, to be equally divided between them. Daughter Mary, of William H artwell, Jr. (Middlesex Co. Probate #10601). J.F. wife of Ebenezer ''Howard," was left 5s. out of the house- Hartwell identifies Dorolhy'shwbandas the Joseph Arnold hold goods. Daughters Dorothy (now wife of Benjamin born at Reading; the couple's subsequent residence in Jacobs), Elizabeth and Rebecca (now wife of Unite Brown) Stoneham and Wakefield (satellite towns of Reading) were left the remainder of the household goods. SonJooeph reinforces this conclusion. Ur.] was given £4 out ofa bond signed by him 19 Aug. 1773, On 10 Dec. 1744, Joseph, called "Joseph, Jr. of Smith- and son Thomas was given 19s. 4d. out of the same bond, field, Providence Co., " purchased from "if that amount remain." Son Joseph Ur.] was named sole Thomas Arnold, also of Smitlmeld (probably his brother, executor, and the will was witnessed by Aaron Hutchinson, previously of Salem), for £700, a tract of land Thomas had Timothy Darling and Nathan Morse. Gershom Bigelow, bought of Jonathan Gaskill of Mendon, Mass. (Worcester Jonas Morse and William Morse, all of Marlborough, Co. Deeds 19:437). This land was probably some of that con- were appointed to take the inventory, which amounted taining "a dwelling house and two blacksmith shops" that to £99:7:0. When all distributions and debts were paid, Jrneph Arnold, blacksmith of Grafton, Worcester Co.,~ R l\t:Jr~p.Lan;;e 51..f tl1e estate was only £8:16:8. v' ~\l.b t LUUNTY CALIFORNf P GtNEALOGl~1q L SOCIETY