LINEAGE BOOK OF THE NATIONAL SOCIETY OF DAUGHTERS OF FOUNDERS AND PATRIOTS OF AMERICA

VOLUME XV 1924 Copyright, 1924 by National Society of Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America. A charter was granted in the District of Columbia, June 7, 1898, to Eugenia , Helen M. Boynton and Pella H. Mason, "who have associated themselves together and formed a perpetual society to be known as The National Society of Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America"; the objects specified being "To preserve the history of Colonial and Revo­ lutionary times, to inculcate patriotism in the present generation, and in times of war to obtain and forward supplies for field hospitals." The first General Court convened May 13, 1899, the day being selected in order to commemorate the landing at Jamestown. The Executive Committee decided in 1909 to print each year as fast as practicable, the lineage of members of the Society. Volume I contains the lineage of the eighteen charter members; Volume II, National Numbers 19-50; Volume III, National Numbers 51-100; Volume IV, National Numbers 101-200; Volume V, National Numbers 201-300; Volume VI, National Numbers 301-400; Volume VII, National Numbers 401-450; Volume VIII, National Numbers 451-500; Volume IX, National Numbers 501-600; Volume X, National Numbers 601-900, and Number 1394, Mrs. Warren G. Harding (Florence Kling); Volume XI contains National Numbers 901- 1100; Volume XII contains National Numbers 1101-1300; Volume XIII contains Numbers 1301-1500; Volume XIV contains Numbers 1501-1700; Volume XV contains Numbers 1701-1900. COMPILED BY MRS. GAIUS M. BRUMBAUGH NATIONAL REGISTRAR CARRIE HASTINGS (MRS. FRANK H. CHAPMAN). 1701

Born in Cambridge, . Descendant of Thomas Hastings of Watertown, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Eliphalet Hastings of Waltham, Mass., as follows: 2. Andrew Jackson Hastings (Dec. 10, 1827-Mch. 1, 1895) m. 2d, Feb. 16 1860, Caroline Demerist (Nov. 22, 1833-May 12, 1918). 3. Samuel Hastings (Nov. 14, 1782-Jan. 19, 1857) m. Nov. 26, 1805, Susanna Lane (Oct. 14, 1785-1869). 4. Eliphalet Hastings (Oct. 10, 1734-1824) m. Aug. 20, 1761, Susan Fisk (Oct. 6, 1743-Nov. 10, 1807). 5. Joseph Hastings (bpt. Tuly 10, 1698-Mch. 23, 1783) m. 1st, Oct. 2, 1716, Lydia Brown (Dec. 30, 1697-before Jan. 16 1769). 6. John Hastings (Mch. 1, 1654-Mch. 28, 1717/18) m. June 18, 1679, Abigail Hammond (Tune 21, 1659-April 7, 1717/18). 7. Thomas Hastings (1605-1685) m. 2d, April, 1651. Margaret Cheney ( -after 1685).

Thomas Hastings, born in England, left Ipswich, England, April 10,1634, and settled in Watertown, Mass., where he was made Freeman May 6, 1635. He was Selectman from 1638 to 1643 and from 1650 to 1671; Town Clerk, 1672, 77 and 80, and Representative in 1673. He also held the office of Deacon for many years. Eliphalet Hastings (1734-1824) served as Lieutenant in Middlesex County, being commissioned June 5, 1778.

HELEN FELT (MRS. THOMAS W. DANIEL). 1702 Born in Portland, . Descendant of George Felt of Salem, Charlestown, and Yarmouth, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Peter Felt of Lynn, Mass., as follows:

2. Samuel Stephens Felt (Oct. 12, 1832-Nov. 16, 1901) m. July 16, 1850, Martha Clark (April 13, 1830-May 6, 1891). 3. Artemas Felt (Oct. 15, 1800-Aug., 1885) m. 1819, Desire Harlow Stephens (Jan. 3, 1798-April 10, 1869). 4. Joshua Felt (Mch. 4, 1773-May 1, 1812) m. 1794, Lucy Spofford (April 8, 1777-Dec. 6, 1841). 5. Peter Felt (Nov. 3, 1745-Jan. 2, 1817) m. Nov. 8, 1769, Lucy Andrews (Nov. 4, 1748-Mch. 26, 1805). 6. Aaron Felt (Jan. 21, 1715-1769) m. Dec. 25, 1739, Marcy Waite (Aug., 1717-1760). 7. Moses Felt (Oct. 20, 1651- ) m. Hannah Maine ( - ). 8. George Felt (1601-1682) m. Elizabeth Wilkinson (1601-1694). George Felt, born in England, came with Endicott in 1628 and went to Salem. On June 24, 1629, he, with one hundred men, left Salem and laid the foundation of Charlestown. On Feb. 10,1634, a board of Selectmen was created, and he was one of the signers. In 1640 he obtained land and became one of the pioneer settlers of Yarmouth. Peter Felt (1745-1817) enlisted as a private in the Conti­ nental Army and served one year from Jan. 7, 1776. He was in the .

MARY RICKER (MRS. DOUGLAS Fox WOOD). 1703 Born in Lowell, Massachusetts. Descendant of John Stockbridge of Scituate, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot John Stockbridge of Pem- brook, Mass., as follows:

2. Rev. George S. Ricker (May 26, 1847-living Jan., 1923) m. July 6, 1871, Eudora Stockbridge (Nov. 15, 1846-living Jan., 1923). 3. John Calvin Stockbridge (Feb. 12, 1812-July 21, 1865) m. 1834, Bernice Austin (June 17, 1817-Mch. 8, 1891;. 4. John Stockbridge (Aug. 11, 1787-Nov. 25, 1855) m. 1809, Anna Leavitt (Mch. 20, 1787-Feb. 19, 1870). 5. John Stockbridge (Aug. 17, 1757-Aug. 23, 1820) m. Mch. 9, 1786, Marv Dillingham ( -1841). 6. Micah Stockbridge (1734/5- ) m. Lydia Winslow ( - ). 7. Dr. Benjamin Stockbridge (Aug. 30, 1704-1788) m. June 3, 1731, Ruth Otis (Mch. 13, 1712-1752). 8. Benjamin Stockbridge (Oct. 9, 1677- ) m. July 23, 1701, Mary Tilden (Dec. 11, 1674- ). 9. Charles Stockbridge (1634-Dec. 28, 1683) m. before 1659, Abigail ( -after 1683). 10. John Stockbridge (1608-Oct. 13, 1657) m. 1st before 1634, Ann (1614-before 1643). John Stockbridge, born in England, was a wheelwright and took the Oath of Fidelity at Scituate in 1646. In 1660 he built the Stockbridge mansion, one of the two oldest houses in . This was used as a garrison during King Philip's War. John Stockbridge (1757-1820) enlisted as a private from Sutton, Mass., and served until the close of the war, being given the honorary title of Captain for his bravery.

PHILOMENE LORETTA PIKE (MRS. CHARLES HORACE JENKINS). 1704 Born in Nokomis, Illinois. Descendant of John Pike of Newbury, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot James Pike of Groton, Mass., as follows:

2. William Albert Pike (Feb. 26, 1844-living Jan., 1923) m. 1st, Dec. 29, 1870, Henrietta Pelkey (June 26, 1847-Jan. 20, 1878). 3. William Pike (Nov. 3, 1811-May 1, 1880) m. Mch. 19, 1843, Alma Brown (Mch. 24, 1825-Feb. 21, 1895). 4. William Pike (April 22, 1779-Feb. 18, 1836) m. April 22, 1807, Ruth Blood (Aug. 6, 1785-after 1835). 5. James Pike (Dec. 26, 1751-1820) m. Mch. 3, 1773, Ruth Ingalls (Feb. 3, 1750/1- ). 6. Daniel Pike (Feb. 23, 1725-April 10, 1795) m. Sarah Kendall (May 23, 1727-Oct. 20, 1794). 7. Joseph Pike (Nov. 4, 1696-Mch. 28, 1778) m. Dec. 5, 1722, Lydia Drury (1688-Feb. 15, 1781). 8. Joseph Pike (April 17, 1674-Oct. 17, 1757) m. 1695, Hannah Smith (Mch. 23, 1675- ). 9. Joseph Pike (Dec. 26, 1638-Sept. 4, 1694) m. Jan. 29, 1663, Susanna Kingsbury (1631-Dec. 5, 1718). 10. John Pike (bpt. Nov. 8, 1613-Jan. 16, 1688/9) m. 1st, before Dec. 26, 1638, Marv Turrill ( -before June 30, 1685). 11. John Pike (1605-May 26, 1654) m. Jan. 17, 1612/13, Dorothy Day ( - ). John Pike came to Newbury, from Langford, England, in 1635. He is mentioned as in Ipswich, where he was a land owner, and later of Salisbury, where he died. James Pike (1751-1820) served as a private from Dun­ stable. GRACE HOLBROOK (MRS. OSCAR G. MILLER). 1705

Born in Tecumseh, Nebraska. Descendant of Thomas Holbrook of Weymouth, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Mlcah Holbrook of Uxbridge, Mass., as follows:

2. Enos Holbrook (May 13, 1858-living Dec, 1921) m. Jan. 1, 1881, Harriett Goldsby (Mch. 20, 1861-living Dec, 1921). 3. Joseph Holbrook (Sept. 1, 1825-Feb. II, 1879) m. 1855, Barbara Nichols (July 2, 1839-Tan. 27, 1889). 4. Enos Holbrook (Tan. 23, 1799-1875) m. Mch. 21, 1822, lerusha Barrows (Mch. 15, 1802-June 12, 1878). 5. Enos Holbrook (Dec. 16, 1772- ) m. Dec. 14, 1797, Elizabeth Thompson (July 22, 1773- J. 6. Micah Holbrook (Mch. 11, 1744-after 1807) m. Nov. 27, 1766, Rhoda Theyer (Nov. 11, 1744-Sept. 20, 1776). 7. John Holbrook (Aug. 1, 1717-1774) m. Jan. 13, 1742, Zilpah Thaver (Sept. 14, 1722-1752/62). 8. Sylvanus Holbrook (Aue. 15, 1685-1740) m. Mch. 6, 1712, Naomi Cook (Mch. 13, 1693- ). 9. Deacon Peter Holbrook (Sept. 1, 1655-May 3, 1712) m. before 1685, Alice Godfree ( -April 29, 1705). 10. Thomas Holbrook (1625-July 22, 1697) m. Joanna Kingman ( - .). 11. Thomas Holbrook (1601-abt. 1674) m. Jane (1601-April 24, 1677).

Thomas Holbrook, born in England, settled in Weymouth in 1635, where he was Selectman several years from 1641 to 54, and Constable in 1669. Micah Holbrook (1744-1807) served as private from Uxbridge on the Alarm, April 19, 1775.

MILDRED EMILIE CADMUS (MRS. EARLE GLADSTONE CHILDS). 1706

Born in Newark, . Descendant of Thomas Fredericksen de Cuyper (Cadmus) of New Amsterdam through the Revolutionary patriots Peter Cadmus and his son John Cadmus of Essex County, N. J., as follows: 2. Stephen Van Cortland Cadmus (June 8, 1840-Jan. 27, 1901) m. June 15, 1855, Emelie Josephine Fichlet (April 17, 1844-April 5, 1915). 3. Thomas Cadmus (Feb. 3, 1796-Oct., 1844) m. 1827, Elizabeth Garrison (1803-May 9, 1870). 4. John Cadmus (Dec. 20, 1761-Julv 16, 1828) m. May 20, 1782, Phebe Crane (1763-Aug. 31, 1797). 5. Peter Cadmus (June 2, 1739-June 30, 1810) m. Jan. 17, 1759, Blandina Kip (April 21, 1740- ). 6. Abraham Cadmus (Sept. 29, 1708-Nov. 7, 1759) m. April 4, 1734, Geertje Bras (Nov. 26, 1699-.. ). 7. Johannis Tomessen Cadmus (1666-1759) m. Jan. 1, 1706, Marretje Van Deursen (1682- ). 8. Thomas Fredericksen de Cuvper (1611-May 19, 1702) m. 1646, Marretje Adriam (1628-Dec 10, 1702).

Thomas Fredericksen de Cuyper, born in Holland, was in Bergen, N. J., when his son Johannis was born in 1666. Peter Cadmus (1739-1810) served as Minute Man in the defense of New Jersey and his son John Cadmus (1761-1828) served as private in Essex County.

ANNA AUGUSTA MORRELL (MRS. DANIEL E. MACKAY). 1707 Born in Smithtown, . Descendant of Richard Smith of Suffolk County, L. I., through the Revolutionary patriot Caleb Smith of Smith- town, L. I., as follows:

2. Joseph S. Morrell (1814-Oct. 29, 1887) m. Martha E. Smith (Dec. 13, 1821-Nov. 2, 1872). 3. Theodorus Smith (1795-Mav 18, 1876) m. Nov. 19, 1819, Eliza Conklin (April 20, 1800-Aug. 27, 1887). 4. Paul Theodore Smith (1759-April 25, 1813) ra. Elizabeth Van Wyck ( -Dec. 17, 1847). 5. Caleb Smith (1724-1800) m. Mch. 3, 1755, Martha Smith (1728-1778). 6. Daniel Smith (1690-Jan. 13, 1763) m. 1st wife, Hannah Brewster (1697-1761). 7. Daniel Smith (1656-1713) m. 1st wife, Ruth Toskin ( - ). 8. Richard Smith ( -Mch. 7, 1692) m. Sarah Folger ( -1708).

Richard Smith received a patent from Gov. Andross dated March 25, 1677, this being the second patent, the first 10

one having been issued by Gov. Nicolls the third day of March, 1665. Caleb Smith (1724-1800) was a Judge in Smithtown, and suffered greatly from British occupation, being repeatedly shot at, lashed with "hickory gads" and otherwise mis­ treated because he would not betray his chosen country.

HELEN VAN RENSSELAER KETCHUM (MRS. GEORGE 0. PHELPS). 1708 Born in . Descendant of Peter Corsen of New York through the Revolutionary patriot Andrew Corsa of the same place, as follows;

2. Edgar Van Rensselaer Ketchum (April 23, 1877-living Jan., 1923) m. May 12, 1903, Alice May Corsa (Tune 13, 1880-living Jan., 1923). 3. William H. Corsa (April 6, 1844-Nov. 2, 1895) m. Sept. 18, 1841, Josephine B. Warren (Dec. 16, 1845-Oct. 4, 1919), 4. Jackson Corsa (June 28, 1817-Mav 5, 1875) m. May 18, 1841, Elizabeth Acton (June 17, 1820-May 25, 1887). 5. James Corsa (Nov. 16, 1793-1881) m. Mary Walton ( - ). 6. Andrew Corsa (Jan. 24, 1762-Nov. 21, 1852) m. Oct. 12, 1792, Mary Poole (Feb. 10, 1776-Jan. 26, 1859). 7. Isaac Corsa (1735-Aug. 9, 1822) m. April 9, 1761, Mary Gibbs ( - ). 8. Benjamin Corsa ( - ) m. Mch. 20, 1718, Tanatji Revors ( - ). 9. Cornelius Corsen (bpt. April 23, 1645- .) m. Mch. 11, 1666, Martji Vander Grift ( - ). 10. ArentCorsen (. -1645) m. 1626, Tryntje Hendrickson ( -1674). 11. Peter Corsen ( - ). ( - )• Peter Corsen, born in Holland, came to America in 1609/10. Andrew Corsa (1762-1852) served as Aide to Washington, as one of Guides.

LILLIE ADAMS MORRIS (MRS. EDWARD R. SLOCUM). 1709 Born in Long Branch, New Jersey. 11

Descendant of Daniel Pearce (Pierce) of Ipswich, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot William Pearce of Manas- quaw, N. J., as follows:

2. Jacob Wolcott Morris (Jan. 29, 1810-Oct. 10, 1879) m. Mch. 15, 1854, Elizabeth Louise Pearce (Mch. 17, 1836-Sept. 16, 1899). 3. Benjamin Davenport Pearce (Sept. 2, 1810-Mch. 24, 1878) m. July 20, 1833, Caroline Curtis Moore (June 5, 1800-Oct., 1874). 4. Benjamin Pearce (Mch. 31, 1772-Sept. 3, 1855) m. Oct. 2, 1798, Elizabeth Newbury (Sept. 10, 1780-Nov. 2, 1844). 5. William Pearce (1735-Oct. 6, 1799) m. Jan. 28, 1766, Lydia Tilton Curtis (Jan. 5, 1738- ). 6. Benjamin Pearce (June 13, 1700-Sept. 7, 1765) m. Dec. 2, 1725, Mary Poore (Nov. 7, 1706- ). 7. Benjamin Pearce (Feb. 20, 1668-May 19, 1711) m. Lydia Frost ( -May 3, 1752). 8. Daniel Pearce (Mch. 15, 1638-1704) m. Dec. 5, 1660, Elizabeth Milward (1644-Dec. 9, 1709). 9. Daniel Pearce (1611-Nov. 27, 1677) m. prior to 1638, Sarah ( - ).

Daniel Pearce, born in Ipswich, England, was a blacksmith and came to America in 1634; settled at Watertown and was a proprietor of that town February, 1636/7. William Pearce (1735-1799) served as private in the Continental Line of New Jersey, enlisting May 18, 1778.

JULIA ADALINE GILE (MRS. G. S. LUSCHER). 1710 Born in Wantoma, Wisconsin. Descendant of Samuel Guile of Haverhill, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Joseph Guile of Scituate, as follows:

2. Gordon H. Gile (May 29, 1828-Mav 10, 1902) m. Oct. 9, 1851, Julia Jones (Jan. 29, 1829-July 27, 1863). 3. William Gile (Mch. 31, 1786-July, 1873) m. abt. 1810, Ann Stephens (1790-Sept. 18, 1864). 4. John Guile (April, 1759-Feb. 28, 1789) m. Mary ( - ). 5. Joseph Guile (1735-Aug. 5, 1785) m. 2d, 1758, Mary Franklin ( -after 1790). 6. Joseph Guile (1695-after 1726) m. ( - )• 12

7. John Guile (Dec. 8, 1652-Mch., 1726) m. Mrs. Sarah Sutton ( -after April, 1695). 8. Samuel Guile (abt. 1620-Feb. 21, 1683) m. Judith Davis ( - ).

Samuel Guile, born in Scotland, was an original grantee of Newbury, Mass. In 1649 he went, with eleven other men, into "the wild woods of Penuket" and there founded Haver­ hill. Joseph Guile (1735-1785) on July 10,1777, was a volunteer in an extremely ha7ardous expedition, headed by Col. William Barton, to capture the British Gen. Richard Prescott, then in . He was one of forty picked men under Capt. Adams.

GRETCHEN OSGOOD (MRS. FISK WARREN). 1711

Born in Chelsea, Massachusetts. Descendant of John Osgood of Andover, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Benjamin Osgood of Andover, as follows:

2. Osgood (July 7, 1838-July 10, 1907) m. 2d, June 27, 1870, Margaret Gushing Pearmain (Sept. 4, 1847-living Feb., 1922). 3. John Hamilton Osgood (Oct. 17, 1807- ) m. June 26, 1835, Adeline Stevens (1808-after Julv 1, 1847). 4. John Osgood (Oct. 24, 1784-1858) m. 1st, 1807, Patty Fletcher (Jan. 8, 1787-Oct. 18, 1815). 5. Benjamin Osgood (Feb. 24, 1755-Dec. 9, 1824) m. Oct. 31, 1778, Tryphena Cummings (Feb. 5, 1756-Dec 15, 1826). 6. Josiah Osgood (July 13, 1706-Oct. 20, 1780) m. 2d, Nov. 30, 1749, Mrs. Hannah Kittridge ( - ). 7. Lt. John Osgood (Sept. 16, 1654-April 28, 1725) m. Oct. 17, 1681, Hannah Ayer (Aug. 2, 1662-Sept. 6, 17—). 8. Capt. John Osgood (1630-Aug. 31, 1693) m. Nov. 15, 1653, Marv Clement (or Clements) ( - ). 9. John Osgood (July 23, 1595-Oct. 24, 1651) m. abt. 1627, Sarah ( -April 8, 1667).

John Osgood, born in Hampshire, England, was in Andover where he was made Freeman May 23, 1639, and was one of the three who founded the first church in that place in 1645. He was Representative to the General Court in 1651. 13

Benj'amin Osgood (1755-1826) served as private in Capt. Jonathan Winter's Company of , which marched on the Alarm, April 19, 1775.

IDA MARCIA ERRETT WING (MRS. THEODORE H. JOHNSON). 1712 Born in Millbrook, Canada. Descendant of Daniel Wing of Sandwich, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Thomas Wing of Ashford, Conn., as follows1:

2. Thomas Lumsden Wing (Dec. 8, 1828-1904) m. 1854, Ruth Amelia Wing (Nov. 27, 1828-Dec. 5, 1903). 3. Amos Orange Wing (April 7, 1798- ) m. Feb. 2, 1825, Sarah Cameron ( - ). 4. Thomas Wing ( - ) m. 1785, Lois Partridge (. - ). 5. Thomas Sing (1732/3- ) m. Phoebe Ward ( - ). 6. Sylvanus Wing (Oct. 10, 1697- ) m. 1729, Hannah ( -Nov. 6, 1776). 7. Bachiler Wing ( -1740) m. abt. 1693, Johana Hatch (June, 1671- ). 8. Daniel Wing ( -1697/8) m. 2d, June 2, 1666, Ann Ewer ( - ). Daniel Wing, born in England, came with his widowed mother and her father to Lynn and later settled in Sandwich. Thomas Wing (1732- ) served as private at the Battle of Lexington.

HELEN WHITE (MRS. FREDERICK G. OHM). 1713 Born in St. Paul, Minnesota. Descendant of Elder John White of Cambridge and Had- ley, Massachusetts, through the Revolutionary patriot Elihu White of Bolton, Conn., as follows:

2. Truman Stevens White (Sept. 23, 1841-Oct. 14, 1911) m. May 22, 1867, Emma Holland (June 13, 1845-fan. 15, 1923). 3. Prescott White (Sept. 15, 1801-June 27, 1855) m. Oct. 8, 1828, Caroline Townsley (Tonsley) (June 10, 1807/8-Feb. 10, 1903). 4. Elihu White, Jr. (Dec. 17, 1767-June 26, 1816) m, July 5, 1792, Sarah Smith ( - ). 14

5. Elihu White (1734-Dec. 23, 1793) m. Zeriah Cole (Nov. 30, 1741- ). 6. Daniel White (Sept. 5, 1698-Dec 15, 1786) m. 2d, Jan. 19, 1726, Elizabeth White (abt. 1705-July 4, 1770). 7. Daniel White (July 4, 1671-June 22, 1721) m. 1st wife, Sarah Bissell (Jan. 8, 1672-July 18, 1703). 8. Lieut. Daniel White (abt. 1639-July 27, 1713) m. Nov. 1, 1661, Sarah Crow (Mch. 1, 1647-June 26, 1719). 9. Elder John White ( -1683/4) m. Mary ( -after 1666).

Elder John White, born in England, came in the "Lyon," which arrived Sept. 16, 1632. He settled in Cambridge and was made Freeman March 4, 1633. He moved to Hartford in 1636, being one of the original Proprietors. He helped settle Hadley and was Representative to the General Court in 1646. Elihu White (1734-1793) served as Lieutenant under Capt. Solomon White in Col. Woodbridge's Regiment, engaged Aug. 17, 1777, and discharged Aug. 19, and again in Capt. Seth Murray's Company for two months' service, being dis­ charged Oct. 14, 1777. He was a member of the Committee of Correspondence of Hatfield from 1776 to 1780.

JOSEPHINE BYRNES (MRS. ROBERT J. SEIBERLICH). 1714

Born in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Descendant of Jonathan Armstrong of Westerly, R. I., through the Revolutionary patriot Lebbeus Armstrong of Bennington, Vt., as follows:

2. William Joseph Byrnes, M. D. (Jan. 5, 1859-living Feb., 1923) m. Feb. 4 1886, Josephine Armstrong (Dec. 22, 1859-living Aug., 1924). 3. Solomon Armstrong (Oct. 24, 1821-Mch. 22, 1897) m. Jan. 24, 1847 Angeline Scribner (April 12, 1826-April 12, 1887). 4. Sylvester Armstrong (1792-July 12, 1845) m. Nov. 12, 1820, Sarah (Sally) Trumble (Jan. 3, 1803-Sept. 17, 1825). 5. Jacob Armstrong (1767- ) m. Martha Wells ( - ). 6. Lebbeus Armstrong (Sept. 13, 1738-Oct., 1789) m. Oct. 23, 1765, Rebecca Hyde (Dec. 11, 1745-April, 1790). 15

7. Hopestill Armstrong (Oct. 15, 1713-Feb. 27, 1797) m. Dec. 22, 1737, Rebecca Durkee (July 6, 1718-Aug. 20, 1806). 8. John Armstrong (Dec 5, 1678-Mch. 21, 1748) m. Jan. 18, 1710, Anne Worth ( -Mch. 3, 1759). 9. Benjamin Armstrong (1682-Jan. 10, 1717) m. Rachel (before 1654-after 1786). 10. Jonathan Armstrong ( -after 1677) m. ( - )•

Jonathan Armstrong's name appears in a list of men of Westerly, R. I., made Freemen in October, 1668. Lebbeus Armstrong (1738-1789) served as Lieutenant under Capt. Dewey at the Aug. 16, 1777, and again in 1779 and 81.

SINCLAIR HOLBROOK (MRS. KAY TODD). 1715 Born in Marengo, Iowa. Descendant of Thomas Holbrook of Weymouth, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot David Holbrook of Adams, Mass., as follows:

2. Norman Bruce Holbrook (April 25, 1836-Nov., 1904) m. Mch. 23, 1861 Elizabeth Sinclair Adams (1840-April, 1882). 3. Henry Lawrence Holbrook (Feb. 28, 1798-Feb., 1875) m. Mary Connelly ( -May, 1876). 4. David Holbrook (Julv 28, 1760-Nov. 29, 1832) m. Mehitable Wells (1774/5-1833). 5. Josiah Holbrook (Jan. 17, 1714-Feb. 4, 1783) m. 1st wife, Margaret Ives ( - ). 6. John"Holbrook (Sept. 24, 1679-May II, 1765) m. June 13, 1706, Hannah Chapin (Nov. 11, 1684-April 12, 1770). 7. Peter Holbrook (July 1, 1655-Mav 3, 1712) m. 1st wife, Alice ( -April 29, 1705). 8. Thomas Holbrook (1625-1697) m. Joanna ( - ). 9. Thomas Holbrook (1601-1674/6) m. Jane (1601-before April 24, 1677).

Thomas Holbrook, born in England, came with wife and four children to Weymouth in 1635. He was made Freeman in 1645 and became Selectman that same year, serving until 1652. He also was appointed, by the General Court, as a member of the Committee to survey the highway between Braintree and Dorchester. 16

David Holbrook (1760-1832) enlisted July 1, 1777, as a private under Capt. Enos Parker for eleven days service at Ticonderoga. He enlisted again Aug. 4, in the same Com­ pany and served six days at Bennington, Vt. His name appears again in a list of men raised in Berkshire County, Mass., in 1779 to serve in the . His last service was as Sergeant Major in 1781.

ROSE Moss (MRS. W. T. SCOTT). 1716 Born in Paris, Illinois. Descendant of William Moss of Rappahannock, Va., through the Revolutionary patriot Moses Moss of Loudoun County, Va., as follows:

2. John Moss (Sept. 6, 1840-Dec. 23, 1915) m. Jan. 8, 1867, Nancy Sousley (Feb. 16, 1846-Oct. 3, 1916). 3. William Henry Moss (1814-1852) m. 1835, Mary Chrisman (1812-1893). 4. Moses Moss (1758-1838) m. Lucretia Williams (1757-1790). 5. Rev. Nathaniel Moss (1730-1809) m. Nancy Cockrell (1732-1807). 6. William Moss (1698-1773) m. Jane Crask (or Craik) (1700-1777). 7. William Henrv Moss (1668-1722) m. Margaret Hopkins (1670-1698). 8. William Moss (1630-1680) m. Lady Jane North ( -abt. 1666).

William Moss, born in England, came to America with his two brothers in 1653 and settled in Rappahannock County, Va. Moses Moss (1758-1838) served as private, enlisting in the spring of 1780 and serving one year.

ABBIE CRANE (MRS. LEWIS W. ANDREWS). 1717 Born in Sharon, Ohio. Descendant of Henry Crane of Braintree, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Bernice Crane of Berkley, Mass., as follows: 17

2. George Gregg Crane (July 7, 1835-April 10. 1919) m. Feb. 15, 1839, Adline Huntly (Jan. 20, 1836-June 20, 1914). 3. Crane (Mch. 13, 1809-Jan. 20, 1883) m. Jan. 29, 1834, Louisa B. Briggs (Jan. 29, 1815-Jan. 19, 1883). 4. Barnabas Crane (April 27, 1775-May 3, 1860) m. April 20, 1805, Hannah Crane ( -April 7, 1825). 5. Bernice Crane (Jan. 9, 1742-Nov. 10, 1828) m. Mch. 10, 1763, Joan Axtell (. - ). 6. Benjamin Crane (Oct. 22, 1716-Oct. 22, 1743) m. Mary Myrick ( - ). 7. Benjamin Crane (1656-Oct. 13, 1721) m. 2d, Nov. II, 1688, Mary (. - ). 8. Henry Crane (abt. 1621-Mch. 21, 1709) m. 2d, 1655, Elizabeth Kinsley ( - ).

Henry Crane, born in England, appears on the town records of Braintree in 1640. In 1654 he moved to Milton where he became a land owner and served as Selectman from 1679 to 1681. He was one of the Trustees of the first church of Milton. Bernice Crane (1742-1828) served as Corporal in 1776, 1777 and 1789, receiving a pension for his services.

MARION WOOD (MRS. JAMES FRANKLIN KENT). 1718 Born in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Descendant of Robert Bradford of , Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Samuel Bradford of Hillsboro, N. H., as follows:

2. Henry Wood (Sept. 4, 1831-Feb. 18, 1892) m. Oct. 20, 1858, Harriet Bradford (Oct. 7, 1837-June 17, 1921). 3. William Baxter Bradford (May 31, 1807-July 26, 1848) m. May 3, 1831, Dolly Ann Lyman (Feb. 9, 18J5-Nov. 16, 1880). 4. Timothy Bradford (Feb. 10, 1772-April 14, 1814) m. Mch. 4, 1800, Pollv Rood (April 15, 1781-Aug. 2, 1852). 5. Timothv Bradford (Sept. 17, 1745- ) ra. May 29, 1764, Edith Howe (Oct. 11, 1744-1822). 6. Samuel Bradford (May 8, 1720-Aug., 1776) m. Dec. 29, 1743, Mary Taylor (Oct. 13, 1720- ). 7. William Bradford (Oct. 3, 1686-1761) m. Dec. 23, 1707, Grace Elliot ( - ). 8. William Bradford (abt. 1640-June 15, 1717) m. Nov. 14, 1676, Rachel Raymond ( - ). 9. Robert Bradford (abt. 1627-Jan. 13, 1707) m. Martha ( - ). 18

Robert Bradford, born in Austerfield, England, was in Boston in 1639 where he was admitted to the church in 1640 and became Freeman in 1642. He was in Beverly in 1678. Samuel Barnard (1720-1776) was Town Clerk in Hillsboro, N. H., and signed the Association Test and served also as Selectman. His son Timothy also signed the Test.

BLANCHE EVELYN BALDWIN (MRS. JOHN MCGAW). 1719 Born in San Francisco, California. Descendant of Nathaniel Baldwin of Milford, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Samuel Baldwin of Goshen, N. Y., as follows:

2. Orville Dwight Baldwin (Aug, 8, 1843-living Feb., 1923) m. June 4, 1873, Millie Eva Wehw (Jan. 18, 1853-living Feb., 1923). 3. Orrin Calkins Baldwin (Feb. 9, 1809-Nov. 5, 1861) m. April 16, 1833, Jane Whitman Luce (Sept. 23, 1815-Mch. 9, 1867). 4. Harvev Baldwin, M. D. (Ian. 26, 1784-April 9, 1852) m. Sept. 16, 1807, Nellv Calkins (June 6, 1784-April 4, 1824). 5. Samuel Baldwin (May 25, 1755-June 16, 1818) m. Lucina Hill ( -...... ). 6. Samuel Baldwin (Mch. 18, 1725-Oct. 22, 1804) m. Nov. 28, 1744, Mercy Stanley (1726-Jan. 6, 1768). 7. Hon. Nathaniel Baldwin (Nov. 28, 1693-Oct. 18, 1760) m. April 8, 1718, Elizabeth Parmeiee (Jan. 30, 1697-Mch. 14, 1786). 8. Samuel Baldwin (1655-Jan. 12, 1690) m. Abigail Baldwin (Nov. 15, 1658-after 1696). 9. Nathaniel Baldwin (before 1639-Mch. 22, 1658) m. abt. 1649, Mrs. Joanna West Coat ( -1682). Nathaniel Baldwin, born in Dundridge, England, was in Fairfield before 1655. Samuel Baldwin (1755-1818) served six months under Capt. John St. John in a Connecticut Regiment.

EMMA BURTON HARWOOD (MRS. BUTLER A. WOODFORD). 1720 Born in Crystal Lake, Illinois. Descendant of Nathaniel Harwood of Boston, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Zachariah Harwood of Bennington, Vt., as follows: 19

2. Alfred Perez Harwood (Nov. 19, 1838-living Feb., 1923) m. Nov. 23, 1864, Margaret Jane Burton (Nov. 15, 1842-Oct. 19, 1915). 3. Hiram Harwood (May 2, 1799-Jan., 1891) m. Jan. 13, 1830, Eliza Haswell (Oct. 19, 1800-Nov., 1899). 4. Perez Harwood (Oct. 12, 1772-Dec 9, 1859) m. 1791, Lucinda Finch ( - ). 5. Zachariah Harwood (Mch. 11, 1742-June 6, 1821) m. Lovina Rice ( -Sept. 6, 1808). 6. Benjamin Harwood (April 30, 1713-Aug. 19, 1758) m. May, 1733, Bridget Brown (April 20, 1715-Nov. 8, 1762). 7. Peter Harwood (Tan. 12, 1671-May 10, 1740) m. Nov. 7, 1700, Mary Fox ( -May 17, 1742). 8. Nathaniel Harwood (1626-Feb. 7, 1716) m. Elizabeth ( -April 25, 1715). Nathaniel Harwood, born in London, England, was in Boston when his eldest son, William, was born in 1665. Zachariah Harwood (1742-1821) served at the Battle of Bennington.

MARY ESTELLE HIGGINS (MRS. F. W. BENHAM). 1721 Born in Hampton, Connecticut. Descendant of Richard Higgins of Eastham, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Israel Higgins of Middle Haddam, Conn., as follows: 2. Nelson Higgins (July 6, 1817-Feb. 4, 1901) m. Mch. 3, 1844, Fidelia Bulkelev (June 16, 181S-Feb. 14, 1911). 3. Jared Higgins (Dec. 24, 1790-Tan. 20, 1876) m. Nov. 26, 1811, Harriet Hurlburt (Oct. 22, I79I-Oct. 16, 1874). 4. Israel Higgins (Feb. 22, 1761-Nov. 24, 1812) m. June 8, 1788, Henrietta Bradford (Oct. 4, 1765-Mch. 22, 1851*). 5. Israel Higgins (Oct. 3, 1728-before April 1, 1793) m. 2d, Feb. 15, 1753, Elizabeth Aiken (April 3, 1733-after Jan. 14, 1794). 6. Israel Higgins (April 26, 1706-Feb. 7, 1788) m. 1st, Nov. 2, 1727, Ruth Brown (Oct. 6, 1710-June 13, 1768). 7. Samuel Higgins (Mch. 7, 1676/7-Dec 10, 1761) m. 1st, Nov. 4, 1703, Hannah Cole (June 28, 1681-Feb. 25, 1716/17). 8. Benjamin Higgins (June, 1640-Mch. 14, 1690/1) m. Dec. 24, 1661, Lvdia Bangs ( -after Feb. 13, 1706/7). 9. Richard Higgins (abt. 1600-before 1675) ra. 1st, 1634, Lydia Chandler (. -before 1650). Richard Higgins, born in England, came from there between 1629 and 32, settled in Plymouth where he remained until 1644, when he moved to Eastham with Gov. Prence and became one of the seven founders of that town. 20

Israel Higgins (1728-1793) served as private under Capt. Elijah Robinson in 1777.

RITA PALMER (MRS. LOUIS CLIFFORD CLARK). 1722 Born in Rahway, New Jersey. Descendant of John Putnam of Salem, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Miles Putnam of Winchendon, Mass., as follows:

2. Edward Palmer (Sept. 1, 1845-living Jan., 1923) m. Dec. 28, 1870, Sarah Catherine Putnam (Nov., 1843-Aug. 25, 1897). 3. William Putnam (June 15, 1809- ) m. Mch. 22, 1832, Maria Tunison (May 22, 1812- ). 4. Miles Putnam (July 6, 1774-Dec. 25, 1827) m. Oct. 30, 1800, Martha Davis (Feb. 12, 1786- ). 5. Miles Putnam (Sept. 5, 1725-April 19, 1800) m. Sept. 23, 1747, Rachel Wilkins ( - ). 6. Deacon Edward Putnam (April 29, 1682-Oct. 23, 1755) m. 1st wife, Sarah ( - ). 7. Deacon Edward Putnam (bpt. May 4, 1654-Mch. 10, 1747) m. June 14, 1681, Mary Hale ( -after Mch. 11, 1731). 8. Lieut. Thomas Putnam (bpt. Mch. 7, 1614/15-May 5, 1686) m. Aug. 17, 1643, Anne Holyoke ( -Sept. 1, 1665). 9. John Putnam (abt. 1580-Dec. 30, 1662) m. Priscilla Gould (?) ( -after 1641). John Putnam, born in Buckinghamshire, England, came to America in 1640, and settled in Salem, where he and his sons received land. In 1644 he Was one of a committee appointed "to look after those who were negligent of their duties on the Lord's Day." Miles Putnam (1725-1800) served as private under Capt. Joseph Boynton, entering the service Aug. 21,1777, and serv­ ing until the 26th of the same month.

HARRIET LOOMIS (MRS. HOSEA D. HUMPHREY). 1723 Born in New Britain, Connecticut. Descendant of William Smith of Wethersfield, Conn., 21 through the Revolutionary patriot Samuel Smith of New Britain, as follows: 2. Grove W. Loomis (Dec. 21, 1808-July 12, 1856) m. May 1, 1832, Sally Maria Smith (April 11, 1816-Jan. 20, 1899). 3. William Smith (Sept. 2, 1771-Nov. 2, 1838) m. 2d, Feb. 10, 1812, Lucretia Moore (May 20, 1789-Mch. 17, 1866). 4. Samuel Smith (Sept. 7, 1732-May 16, 1802) m. Dec. 6, 1759, Mary Goodrich (Aug. 23, 1737-Feb. 13, 1819). 5. William Smith (Mch. 30, 1699-Jan. 9, 1779) m. July 22, 1725, Rebecca Hunn (Aug. 26, 1697-Feb. 23, 1771). 6. Jonathan Smith (Jan. 20, 1647-April 24, 1721) m. 3d wife, Mary Bird (1660- ). 7. William Smith ( -1669/70) m. Aug. 22, 1644, Elizabeth Standley ( -before Dec. 4, 1678). William Smith, born in England, served as Grand Juror in Farmington in 1644. Samuel Smith (1732-1802) was a member of a committee of 34 men to gather supplies and money for the town of Barton, Conn., also a member of the Committee of Cor­ respondence.

CORIBEL ESTES (MRS. FRED C. MASON). 1724 Born in Atlanta, Georgia. Descendant of Simon Hoyt of Salem, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Comfort Hoyt of Connecticut, as follows:

2. John Minor Estes (June 1, 1868-living Jan., 1923) m. Mch. 3, 1888, Lula Hoyt (Aug. 27, 1870-living Jan., 1923). 3. Darius Hoyt (July 21, 1839-May 18, 1902) m. Nov. 3, 1869, Boyce Carlisle (Aug. 25, 1848-Sept. 13, 1920). 4. Rev. Darius Hoyt (Nov. 11, 1804-Aug. 11, 1839) m. Mch. 3, 1827, Lucy Maria Bogle (Sept. 19, 1809-May 20, 1888). 5. Rev. Ard Hoyt (Dec. 23, 1770-Feb. 19, 1828) m. Sept. 12, 1792, Esther Booth (Jan. 18, 1774- ). 6. Comfort Hoyt (Feb. 20, 1723/4-May 19, 1812) m. 1750, Anna Beach (Mch. 25, 1730-Aug. 25, 1812). 7. Thomas Hoyt (Jan. 5, 1674-before 1749) m. ( - )• 8. John Hoyt (July 13, 1644-abt. 1711) m. 1st, Sept. 14, 1666, Mary Lindall ( - ). 9. Walter Hoyt (1618-abt. 1698) m. ( - )• 10. Simon Hoyt (1595-Sept., 1657) m. 1st wife, Susanna Bates ( - ). 22

Simon Hoyt, born in England, landed in Salem in 1628 and in 1629 moved to Charlestown as one of the first settlers, and was later one of the first settlers of Dorchester. In 1630 he moved to Scituate. In 1635 he and his wife were members of the Scituate Church and in 1640 he moved to Windsor, Conn. Comfort Hoyt (1722-1812) served as Captain of the 1st Company, 16th Connecticut Regiment.

ANNA DICKSON ROE (MRS. CHARLES ALEXANDER KEITH). 1725 Born in Fort Worth, Texas. Descendant of John Roe of Setauket, L. I., through the Revolutionary patriot James Roe of Kingston, N. Y., as follows:

2. Theodore Hart Roe (Feb. 2, 1849-Oct. 24, 1917) m. 2d, Aug. 28, 1880, Elizabeth Walker Dickson (Nov. 10, 1846-June 18, 1910). 3. John Morev Roe (Sept. 12, 1804-Aug. 26, 1872) m. 2d, Dec. 28, 1842, Jeannette Kirtland Shipman (Mch. 23, 1818-Feb. 26, 1906). 4. John Elting Roe (Nov. 28, 1774-Jan. 13, 1831) m. Jan. 30, 1796, Charlotta Merritt (Oct. 3, 1774-Sept. 26, 1835). 5. James Roe (April 9, 1744-Oct. 31, 1815) m. 1st, Oct. 19, 1770, Elizabeth Eltinge (Jan. 8, 1745-Sept. 28, 1793). 6. Nathaniel Roe (Jan. 17, 1701-Mch. 16, 1789) m. abt. 1741, Elizabeth Phillips (Feb. 27, 1703-Aug. 11, 1788). 7. Nathaniel Roe (1670-1752) m. 1699/1700, Hannah Reeve (1678-Aug. 16, 1759). 8. John Roe (1628-1711) m. abt. 1655, Hannah Purrer (?) ( - ).

John Roe, born in Great Britain, came first to Boston in 1641 and in a few years moved to . In 1655 he was one of fifty to purchase from the Indians a large tract of land on the east end of Long Island and established Setauket, called, also "Seatolcott" and "Drowned Meadow" and finally became Port Jefferson. James Roe (1744-1815) served as 2d Lieutenant in Capt. Salisbury's Company of Horse, Ulster County Regiment, June 16, 1778, 1st Lieutenant under Capt. Lefever, Ulster County Militia, the same year. 23

HARRIET GODFREY EMERY (MRS. THOMAS L. HANDY). 1726 Born in Bay City, Michigan. Descendant of Anthony Emery of Dover, N. H., through the Revolutionary patriot Stephen Emery of Gorham, Me., as follows:

2. Hiram Augustus Emery (Jan. 14, 1839-Nov. 12, 1893) m. July 27, 1869, Eunice Ward Anderson (July 31, 1848-Aug. 24, 1913). 3. Temple Emery (Feb. 3, 1800-June 21, 1839) m. Aug. 16, 1827, Diana Godfrey (1805-1871). 4. Hosea Emerv (Dec. 17, 1776-Dec. 26, 1836) m. Dec. 6, 1798, Hannah Bartlett (bpt. Sept. 12, 1780-June 2, 1859). 5. Stephen Emery (Dec, 1753-1830) m. Sept. 8, 1775, Sarah Emery (bpt. Aug. 7, 1755- ). 6. Stephen Emery (Mch. 21, 1730- ) m. Mch. 6, 1753, Sarah Hodgdon (bpt. Oct. 26, 1741- ). 7. Simon Emery (Jan. 6, 1702-Nov. 10, 1760) m. Jan. 17, 1746, Martha Lord (bpt. Sept. 13, 1713-April 29, 1760). 8. Daniel Emery (Sept. 13, 1667- ) m. Mrs. Margaret Gowen ( -Nov. 21, 1751). 9. James Emery (abt. 1630- ) m. 1st wife, Elizabeth ( -after 1687). 10. Anthony Emery ( - ) m. Frances ( - ). Anthony Emery landed in Boston June 3, 1635; he probably lived in Ipswich until August when he moved to Newbury where he remained until 1640, moving then to Dover. Stephen Emery (1753-1830) served as private under Capt. John Bovnton, enlisting Sept. 27, 1777, and being discharged Sept. 27 of the same year.

Miss HELEN MARJORIE BLANCHARD. 1727 Born in St. Paul, Minnesota. Descendant of Nathaniel Merriman of New Haven, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Samuel Merriman of Northfield, Mass., as follows:

2. David D. Blanchard (July 9, 1855-living Feb., 1923) m. July 12, 1885, Emma Gertrude Merriman (Dec 18, 1858-llving Feb., 1923). 3. Daniel B. Merriman (Feb. 21, 1818-Aug. 22, 1895) m. Nov. 11, 1840, Mary Ann Rorman Lattimer (Oct. 24, 1820-July 4, 1882). 24

4. Samuel Merriman (Sept. 15, 1782-Feb. 26, 1857) m. 1812, Susanna Rowley ( - ). 5. Samuel Merriman (Sept. 11, 1749-May 27, 1824) rri. 1768, Eunice Hall (Aug. 11, 1749-Nov. 11, 1823). 6. Samuel Merriman (Feb. 13, 1723-June 22, 1803) m. Mch. 3, 1747, Mary Hawks ( -Aug. 24, 1757). 7. Theophilus Merriman (April 28, 1693-Aug. 21, 1723) m. May 9, 1714, Mary Munson (1698-Jan. 6, 1782). 8. Samuel Merriman (Sept. 29, 1662-Sept. 25, 1694) m. 1686, Anna Street (Aug. 17, 1665-1705). 9. Nathaniel Merriman (June 2, 1613-Feb. 23, 1693) m. 1649, Abigail or Jane ( - ). Nathaniel Merriman, born in England, having served Wallingford as representative to the General Court, was made Secretary of a Committee for the erection and inspection of bridges, in 1672. Samuel Merriman (1749-1824) served as Captain in Col. Woodbridge's Regiment, 1777.

MARTHA OPHELIA BARNUM (MRS. SAMUEL WALES DICKENSON). 1728 Born in Medina, Michigan. Descendant of Sergt. John Smith of New Haven, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Joseph Smith of Newtown, Conn., as follows:

2. Rev. George Barnum (Sept. 5, 1810-June 15, 1891) m. Sept. 5, 1831, Ophelia Smith (Jan. 18, 1811-Sept. 18, 1887). 3. Joseph Smith ( - ) m. Patty Wilmot ( - ). 4. Joseph Smith (Mch. 15, 1730-Aug. 10, 1810) m. Jemima Bostwick ( - ). 5. Joseph Smith (April 15, 1694-1778 ) m. 1st, July 7, 1720, Mary Clark (1701-Feb. 23, 1773). 6. John Smith (bpt. Aug. 27, 1646-Jan. 8, 1732) m. Jan. 23, 1673, Phoebe Canfield (bpt. Mch. 9, 1656-May 3, 1730). 7. Sergt. John Smith ( -1684) m. Grace Hawley ( -1690). John Smith, born in England, came to New Haven before July 28, 1639. He was one of the first settlers of Milford and his name appears in a list of original purchasers of proper­ ty there. He was Sergeant of the Milford Train Band. Joseph Smith (1730-1810) served as Captain of the 8th 25

Company, 5th Regiment Continental Line, being commis­ sioned May 1, 1775.

ALICE ALMARINE RICE (MRS. HARRY ARTHUR FELTUS). 1729 Born in Sudbury, Massachusetts. Descendant of Edmund Rice of Sudbury, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot William Rice of the same place, as follows: 2. Edgar Whitman Rice (May 31, 1853-Sept. 10, 1895) m. May 31, 1877, Alice Emily Puffer (June 24, 1855-living Feb., 1923). 3. John Whitman Rice (Mch. 2, 1822-Feb. 2, 1905) m. Oct. 19, 1847, Martha Almarine Gerry (Mch. 25, 1825-Sept. 18, 1898). 4. William Rice (Jan. 2, 1782-Nov. 14, 1860) m. Jan. 24, 1810, Charlotte Whitman ( -May 7, 1857). 5. William Rice (Nov. 2, 1737-Dec 5, 1819) m. July 2, 1772, Sarah Noyes ( -Feb. 8, 1821). 6. William Rice (Mch. 16, 1708-Jan. 29, 1780) m. Mch. 29, 1737, Mary Estabrook (1713-April 20, 1801). 7. Jonathan Rice (Mch. 26, 1679-June 7, 1772) m. Mch. 25, 1702, Anne Derby (Darby) (1681-Dec 23, 1773). 8. Joseph Rice ( -after 1684) m. 4th, after 1677, Sarah Wheeler (?) ( - ). 9. Edmund Rice (abt. 1594-May 3, 1663) m. Tamazine ( -June 13, 1654). Edmund Rice, born in England, was Freeman May 13, 1640, in Sudbury. In 1639 he was appointed one of a com­ mittee to apportion land in Sudbury and served as Selectman from 1639 to 44, and as Deputy to the General Court for several years. William Rice (1737-1819) was assistant to the Commis­ saries of Issues, employed in the several magazines and stores in Massachusetts, in 1779 assigned to Sudbury.

CLARA ELLEN CHOATE (MRS. MARSHALL INGALLS). 1730 Born in Bridgton, Maine. Descendant of John Choate of Ipswich, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriots Nehemiah and his son Ebenezer Choate of the same place as follows: 2. Leander Choate (Mch. 18, 1811-Feb. 15, 1890) m. Nov. 5, 1843, Harriet W. Snow (Dec 18, 1818-Mch., 1891). 3. Ebenezer Choate (April 21, 1765-April 30, 1852) m. May 26, 1792, Elizabeth Choate (Nov. 2, 1773-May 27, 1857). 4. Nehemiah Choate (Dec. 6, 1730-Jan. 24, 1797) m. Mch. 29, 1755, Susanna Brown (1734-April 17, 1817). 5. Robert Choate (April 27, 1691-Sept. 26, 1763) m. Jan. 7, 1715, Eunice Parkins (Mch. 14, 1691-Nov. 23, 1755). 6. John Choate (1661-July 17, 1733) m. May 19, 1690, Mrs. Elizabeth Giddings ( - ). 7. John Choate (bpt. June, 1624-1695) m. 1660, Anne (1637-Feb. 16, 1727).

John Choate, born in England, came to America in 1643 and settled in Ipswich where he became Freeman in 1667. Nehemiah Choate (1730-1797) marched from Ipswich on the Alarm, April 19, 1775. His son Ebenezer (1765-1852) entered the service in 1779 and continued until the end of the war.

LILLIAN AMBROSE (MRS. FREDERIC B. KREMER). 1731 Born in Chicago, Illinois. Descendant of Henry Goodman Ambrose of Salisbury, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Rev. Samuel Ambrose of Sutton, N. H., as follows:

2. Anson Root Ambrose (Mch. 21, 1836-June 1, 1875) m. Jan. 12, 1859, Julia E. Bailey (Nov. 19, 1835-Mch. 15, 1879). 3. Joshua Eaton Ambrose (July 5, 1810-Feb. 10, 1895) m. 2d, April 15, 1835, Eliza Ann Root (Mch. 15, 1812-Jan. 24, 1854). 4. Nathaniel Ambrose ( - ) m. Sally Eaton ( - ). 5. Samuel Ambrose (April 21, 1753-Dec. 2, 1830) m. Feb. 20, 1776, Mary Goodhue (1754-Jan. 5, 1830). 6. Jonathan Ambrose (April 24, 1723- ) m. Abigail Goodhue (1725- ). 7. Henry Ambrose (Aug. 20, 1701-1746) m. 1st, Dec. 20, 1722, Hannah Hoyt (Dec. 27, 1702- ). 8. Nathaniel Ambrose (Dec. 14, 1677-June, 1745) m. Dec. 8, 1697, Sarah Eastman (.. -Aug. 28, 1728). 9. Henry Ambrose (June, 1649-before 1724) m. Oct., 1672, Mrs. Susannah Worster ( -Dec, 1730). 10. Henry Ambrose (1613-Nov. 19, 1658) m. Susannah ( -after 1663). 27

Henry Ambrose, born in England, bought land in Salisbury in 1649, Charlestown in 1653, and Boston in 1654. Rev. Samuel Ambrose (1753-1830) served as a soldier from Hollis, N. H., from January, 1775, to March, 1776.

Also descendant of James Bailey of Rowley through the Revolutionary patriot Jethro Bailey of Jaffry, N. H., as follows:

2. Anson Root Ambrose (Mch. 21, 1836-June 1, 1875) m. Jan. 12, 1859, Julia E. Bailey (Nov. 19, 1835-Mch. 15, 1879). 3. Marshall Bailey (1804-May, 1872) m. 1834, Abigail Moore Freeman (May 19, 1819-July 5, 1881). 4. Aaron Bailey (Mch. 15, 1773-Jan. 1, 1857) m. Mch. 15, 1797, Mary (Polly) Winchester (Feb. 6, 1779-Feb. 4, 1851). 5. Jethro Bailey (April 21, 1741-abt. 1815) m. Oct. 16, 1766, Hannah Davis (Feb. 10, 1744- ). 6. Joseph Bailey (May 18, 1708-May 11, 1761) m. Sarah Colburn (or Goss) (1709-April 22, 1755). 7. James Bailey (Jan. 20, 1680-Jan. or Feb., 1769) m. 1st, July 14, 1702, Hannah Wood (Jan. 20, 1681-Feb., 1769). 8. John Bailey (Feb. 2, 1641-Nov. 19, 1690) m. June 10, 1668, Mary Mighill (Mch. 1, 1649-1693). 9. James Bailey (abt. 1612-Aug. 9, 1677) m. Lydia ( -April 29, 1704).

James Bailey, born in England, came to Rowley about 1640 and owned land there in 1643. He was Overseer of the Poor in 1653, Constable in 1667, Selectman in 1672. Jethro Bailey (1741-1815) was a member of the Commit­ tee of Inspection and Safety in 1775 in Jaffry, N. H.

FLAVIA WEBB (MRS. CHARLES NOOTNAGEL). 1732 Born in Black Earth, Wisconsin. Descendant of Christopher Webb of Braintree, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Azariah Webb of Lunen­ burg, Vt., as follows:

2. William Ashbill Webb (Aug. 20, 1816-Nov. 29, 1879) m. April 10, 1852, Adeline Warner (April 10, 1836-living Jan., 1923). 3. Thomas Frink Webb (Dec. 31, 1786-April 1, 1835) m. Sally Duncan (June 1, 1788-June 10, 1824). 4. Azariah Webb (Oct. 11, 1748-April 10, 1846) m. abt. 1770, Lucy Andrews (1755-Oct. 6, 1803). 28

5. Joshua Webb (Feb. 19, 1721/2-April 17, 1808) m. May 28, 1744, Hannah Abbe (Sept. 17, 1724-Feb. 12, 1815). 6. Samuel Webb (May 14, 1690-Mch. 6, 1779) m. 1st, Oct. 8, 1711, Hannah Ripley (Mch. 2, 1685-Mch. 19, 1751). 7. Samuel Webb (Aug. 6, 1660-Feb. 20, 1738/9) m. Dec. 15, 1686, Mary Adams (1664-Dec. 21, 1744). 8. Christopher Webb (abt. 1630-May 30, 1694) m. Jan. 18, 1654/5, Hannah Scott (abt. 1638-1718).

Christopher Webb, born probably in England, was chosen Town Clerk of Braintree May 18, 1678, and was Repre­ sentative to the General Court in 1689 and 1690. Azariah Webb (1748-1846) served as Captain from New Hampshire and received a pension for his services.

JENNIE TREAT (MRS. DAVID E. SEDG­ WICK). 1733 Born in Sharon, Wisconsin. Descendant of Richard Treat of Westfield, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Thomas Treat of Sharon, Conn., as follows:

2. Julius Allen Treat (Nov. 15, 1814-Feb. 22, 1893) m. 1839, Sarah Crocker (Mch. 23, 1815-Oct. 22, 1874). 3. Oren Treat (Oct. 15, 1787-April 26, 1882) m. Nov., 1813, Nancy Thompson (Oct., 1795-Dec, 1834). 4. Thomas Treat (Sept. 11, 1758-Oct. 10, 1852) m. Oct. 24, 1782, Jemima Calkins (Oct. 9, 1758-July 11, 1816). 5. Timothy Treat (abt. 1731-April 24, 1776) m. Mch. 13, 1755, Ruth Hamlin (Dec 2, 1735-Mav 10, 1778). 6. Rev. Richard Treat (May 14, 1694-abt. 1759) m. Aug. 7, 1728, Susanna Woodbrodge (Feb. 6, 1703-after 17S9). 7. Lieut. Thomas Treat (Dec. 12, 1668-Aug. 23, 1734) m. July 5, 1693, Dorothy Bulkley (abt. 1662-1756). 8. Richard Treat (abt. 1622-1693) m. abt. 1661, Sarah Coleman (1642-Aug. 23, 1734). 9. Richard Treat (Aug. 28, 1584-1669) m. April 27, 1615, Alice Gaylord (May 10, 1594-after 1670).

Richard Treat, born in Pitsminster, England, was in Wethersfield, Conn., as early as 1641 when he was granted a tract of 900 acres of land. In 1643 he served as Juror and Deputy to the General Court from 1644 to 1657/8. He was Magistrate from Mch. 11, 1657, to 1665, Selectman in 1660 29 and a member of Gov. Winthrop's Council, 1663 and 64. He was made Freeman 1669. Thomas Treat (1758-1852) served as a private, enlisting in May, 1777, for three months service under Capt. Belden, taking part in the Battle of Bennington, Vt.

CORLYNN VISSCHER (MRS. DONALD B. ALLAN). 1734 Born in Gouveneur, New York. Descendant of Harmon B. Visscher of Rensselaerwyck, N. Y., through the Revolutionary patriot Frederick Visscher of Albany, N. Y., as follows:

2. William Charles Visscher (Dec. 25,1815-Aug. 4,1894) m. 2d, Oct. 31,1867, Catherine Booth (Sept. 6, 1848-Mch. 11, 1874). 3. Wilham Brouwer Visscher (May 19, 1776-Oct. 21, 1847) m. Feb. 22, 1810, Ann Easton (Sept. 4, 1791-Sept. 28, 1872). 4. Frederick Visscher (Feb. 21, 1741-June 9, 1809) m. May 22, 1768, Gazena De Graff ( -Sept. 9, 1815). 5. Harmon Visscher (Aug. 23, 1701-1774) m. 1739, Catherine Brouwer ( - ). 6. Frederick Visscher ( - ) m. Jan. 13, 1692, Eva Gillen Myer ( - ). 7. Harmon B. Visscher (1619-1693) m. Hester Tjerkse ( - ). Harmon B. Visscher, born in Holland. Frederick Visscher (1741-1809) was in the Battle of Oris- kany, Aug. 6, 1777.

Miss GRACE DEBORAH AIKENHEAD. 1735 Born in Rochester, New York. Descendant of George Felt of Charlestown, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Samuel Felt of Somers, Conn., as follows:

2. James Mcintosh Aikenhead (Oct. 9, 1847-April 18, 1918) m. Dec. 19, 1866, Julia Pomp Felt (April 4, 1849-living Jan., 1923). 3. Jehiel Ray Felt (April 7, 1818-Nov. 5, 1900) m. Jan. 11, 1843, Sarah Jane Moore (Mch. 8, 1824-May 29, 1903). 4. Jehiel Felt (Dec. 5, 1769-Mch. 19, 1842) m. Feb. 25, 1793, Mehitable Davis (May 29, 1776- ). 30

5. Samuel Felt (April 13, 1735-July 31, 1803) m. Nov. 22, 1761, Mehitable Buell (Julv 6, 1743-Aug. 16, 1794). 6. Samuel Felt (June 5, 1698-Mch. 23, 1788) m. Rachel Kibbee ( -July 24, 1745). 7. Samuel Felt ( - ) m. Elizabeth ( - ). 8. George Felt (bpt. Jan. 26, 1639/40-1676) m. Nov. 25, 1662, Philippa Andrews (1632-Sept. 29, 1709). 9. George Felt (1601-1693) m. Elizabeth Wilkinson ( - ). George Felt was in Charlestown when his son was born in 1639. Samuel Felt (1735-1803) served as 2d Lieutenant May 15, 1775, 1st Lieutenant, Dec. 21, 1776, and later as Captain.

LILLIAN EASTON KISSAM (MRS. HENRY B. ELY). 1736 Born in New York City. Descendant of Robert Bartlett of Plymouth, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Deacon Abner Bartlett of South Precinct, Mass., as follows:

2. Jonas Butler Kissam (April 1, 1838-Jan. 2, 1917) m. Oct. 28, 1868, Cornelia Burrowes Bartlett (Sept. 20, 1848-April 28, 1921). 3. Abner Bartlett (Feb. 27, 1818-June 13, 1894) m. Oct. 23, 1844, Medora Sibley Easton (Aug. 4, 1823-Jan. 23, 1895). 4. Ivory Hovev Bartlett (Sept. 21, 1794-Feb. 6, 1871) m. June 9, 1814, Betsey Clark (1796-Mch. 31, 1874). 5. Deacon Abner Bartlett (1755-Oct. 28, 1813) m. 1774/5, Anna Hovey ( - ). 6. Svlvanus Bartlett (1719-Nov. 16, 1811) m. 1743, Martha Waite (April 5, 1725- ). 7. Joseph Bartlett (1692/3-1756) m. 1717, Elizabeth Bartlett ( - ). 8. Joseph Bartlett (1665-April 17, 1703) m. 1692, Lydia Griswold (Oct. 16, 1671- ).. 9. Joseph Bartlett (1638/9-Feb., 1711/12) m. Hannah Pope (1630- ). 10. Robert Bartlett (abt. 1606-1676) m. Mary Warren ( -1710).

Robert Bartlett, born in England, came to America in the "Anne" in 1623 and settled in Plymouth. Deacon Abner Bartlett (1755-1813) served as private from South Precinct, 1775, 1776. 31

GRACE PELTON (MRS. FRANK HOLBERT). 1737 Born in Warwick, New York. Descendant of Nicholas Knapp of Watertown, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Nathaniel Knapp, Jr., of Goshen, N. Y., as follows:

2. William W. Pelton (Dec. 15, 1837-Nov. 26, 1907) m. Dec. 16, 1867, Almeda Knapp (July 2, 1837-Feb. 25, 1916). 3. John Knapp (June 26, 1797-Nov. 21, 1866) m. May 2, 1821, Marya Holbert (Nov. 5, 1804-April 24, 1882). 4. Nathaniel Knapp (July 16, 1769-Feb. 12, 1849) m. 1792, Deborah Teed (Feb. 19, 1774-April 21, 1854). 5. Nathaniel Knapp (July 6, 1753-1787) m. Sarah Sutton (Feb. 21, 1748-April 22, 1825). 6. Nathaniel Knapp (Nov. 29, 1726-Feb. 22, 1812) m. May 31, 1751, Jemima Ward (1732-1805). 7. John Knapp (Aug. 14, 1697-Mav, 1763) m. May 23, 1723, Deborah Cross (Feb. 17, 1701-Dec 4, 1735). 8. John Knapp (July 25, 1664-April 4, 1749) m. June 10, 1692 Hannah Ferrie ( -before 1727). 9. Caleb Knapp (Nov. 20, 1636-1677) m. Hannah Smith -after 1677). 10. Nicholas Knapp ( -Sept. 16, 1670) m. 1630, Eleanor ( -Aug. 16, 1658).

Nicholas Knapp, born in England, came in the fleet with Winthrop in 1630 and settled first in Watertown, later mov­ ing to Wethersfield, Conn., and thence to Stamford, Conn., in 1649. Nathaniel Knapp, Jr. (1753-1787) served as private under Capt. Daniel Denton in the Orange County, New York, Militia.

EVA PERRY (MRS. H. W. RUSSELL). 1738 Born in Greenville, Wisconsin. Descendant of John Perry of Watertown, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Jonas Perry of Sturbridge, Mass., as follows:

2. William Perry (Sept. 5, 1843-Mch. 30, 1922) m. Sept. 20, 1866, Catherine McLeod (April 5, 1850-April 5, 1920). 3. Seth Perry (Oct. 29, 1813-Nov. 30, 1890) m. Jan. 3, 1838, Abigail L. Wilcox (Nov. 7, 1817-April 11, 1885). 32

4. Jonas Perry (Dec. 23, 1788-Aug. 24, 1859) m. Feb. 14, 1811, Nancy Jones (Aug. 11, 1791-Feb. 25, 1859). 5. Jonas Perry (Nov. 1, 1759-Feb. 28, 1827) m. Susanna Damon (Feb. 17, 1759-Mch. 25, 1813). 6. Josiah Perry (Feb. 8, 1714-Oct. 21, 1783) m. Hannah Grant (1722-Mch. 19, 1808). 7. Josiah Perry (Nov. 28, 1684-Sept. 16, 1767) m. Bethia Morse ( -Oct. 9, 1735). 8. John Perrv (1644-Dec 25, 1724) m. Dec. 13, 1667, Sarah Clary ( -Oct. 14, 1730). 9. John Perry (1613-abt. 1690) m. Johanna Holland ( -abt. 1667).

John Perry, born in London, England, came to Boston prior to 1660 and settled at Watertown. Jonas Perry, Sr. (1759-1827) served as private, marching to Springfield July 8, 1779. He was discharged April 15, 1780.

FRANCES OLMSTEAD (MRS. CHARLES M. ABBOTT). 1739

Born in Albany, New York. Descendant of Richard Olmstead of Hartford and Nor­ walk, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Jared Olmstead of Ridgefield, Conn., as follows:

2. Hiram Olmstead (April 15, 1823-Dec 21, 1859) m. Feb. 15, 1848, Julia Caroline Wickes (April 6, 1824-Feb. 21, 1880). 3. Jared Olmstead (Feb. 14, 1793-Mch. 21, 1882) m. Feb. 28, 1819, Polly Ann Abbott (Nov. 8, 1788-Nov. 24, 1865). 4. Jared Olmstead (July 1, 1753-May 28, 1825) m. Nov. 30, 1773, Hannah Betts (May 10, 1775-Feb. 28, 1826). 5. Samuel Olmstead (May 27, 1715-June 10, 1788) m. April 15, 1734, Abiah Smith (Mch. 7, 1716-April 30, 1796). 6. Daniel Olmstead (1682- ) m. May 9, 1711, Hannah Ketchum ( - ). 7. Lt. John Olmstead (bpt. Dec. 20, 1649-before Dec, 1704) m. 1st wife, Mary Bundist ( - ). 8. Richard Olmstead (Feb. 20, 1612-after Sept. 5, 1684) m. 1st wife,

Richard Olmstead, born in Fairsted, Essex County, Eng­ land, held every office in the gift of the people of Norwalk, having settled there before 1649. Jared Olmstead (1753-1805) served in the Connecticut 33

Line, being with General Washington when he was driven out of New York.

KATHERINE LIVINGSTON (MRS. EAGAN). 1740 Born in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. Descendant of John Curtis of Stratford, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Peter Burr Curtis of Lanesboro, Mass., as follows:

2. Edward Bayard Livingston (Sept. 30, 1822-Sept. 12, 1894) m. Phebe Amanda Curtis (Feb. 8, 1829- ). 3. Henry Curtis (April 1, 1791-July 26, 1867) m. Hannah Lyman (1793-Jan. 5, 1862). 4. Peter Burr Curtis (April 30, 1755-Mch., 1837) m. Phebe Sherman (Nov. 12, 1775-Dec 12, 1830). 5. Peter Curtis (Jan. 1, 17I5/16-Dec 12, 1775) m. Mrs. Mary Chittendon (Jan. 27, 1746/7-July 4, 1810). 6. John Curtis (Oct. 7, 1670-April 14, 1754) m. Johannah (abt. 1696-Sept. I, 1749). 7. Israel Curtis (April, 1644-Oct. 28, 1704) m. Rebecca ( -after 1682). 8. John Curtis (1611-Dec. 6, 1707) m. Elizabeth Welles ( -Mch. 9, 1681/2).

John Curtis, born in England, was in Stratford with his widowed mother Elizabeth, and brother William, in 1650. Peter Burr Curtis (1755-1837) served as private at various times from 1775 to 1780. In 1782 he was chosen Town Treasurer, Lanesboro, Mass., and retained that office until his death.

CLARA MAY SMITH (MRS. WILLIAM S. FACKLER). 1741 Born in Coldwater, Michigan. Descendant of John Ames of Duxbury, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Elijah Ames of Bridgewater, Mass., as follows:

2. James Hervey Smith (June 20, 1838-June, 1910) m. Oct. 31, 1863, Catherine Marie Ames (April 24, 1845-living Feb. 1923). 3. Reuben Clinton Ames (Nov. 6, 1819-Jan. 10, 1916) m. Sept. 20, 1843, Julia Ruth Pardee (Oct. 10, 1826-Aug. 20, 1867). 34

4. Williard Ames (Oct. 17, 1787-Oct. 26, 1849) m. Aug. 13, 1809, Amy F. Ferris (Mch. 1, 1780/1-Dec 29, 1879). 5. Elijah Ames (Jan. 7, 1742/3- ) m. May 30, 1769, Elizabeth Johnson (Mch. 27, 1749- ). 6. Joseph Ames (May 6, 1711-May 14, 1790) m. 1st, July 6, 1736, Susanna Littlefield (..- -June 1, 1753). 7. Thomas Ames (Feb. 21, 1682- ) m. Feb. 27, 1706, Mary Hayward (Mch. 13, 1684/5- ). 8. John Ames (1647-1726) m. before 1672, Sarah Willis ( - ...). 9. William Ames (1615-20-Jan. 11, 1653) m. Hannah ( - ). William Ames, born in Bruton, England, was in Braintree in 1647 and served in King Phillip's War in defence of the town of Bridgewater. Elijah Ames (1742-after 1786) served as private under Capt. Biglow Lawrence in the Vermont Militia.

JEANNETTE CHIPMAN (MRS. WILLIAM ANDREW NICKELL). 1742 Born in Huntington Center, Vermont. Descendant of John Chipman of Barnstable, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Jesse Chipman of Malone, N. Y., as follows:

2. Jesse Pierce Chipman (Oct. 6, 1840-Feb. 16, 1917) m. Mch. 14, 1866, Mary Lovett Carpenter (Jan. 17, 1849-Jan. 2, 1921). 3. Julius Preston Chipman (Julv 18, 1803-1875) m. 1839, Jane Brown Corror (1804-1879). 4. Jesse Chipman (Feb. 28, 1755-June 4, 1841) m. Dec. 8, 1779, Mary White (June 22, 1758-1850). 5. Amos Chipman (1727-1764) m. Oct. 18, 1749, Sarah Daggett ( - ). 6. Thomas Chipman (Nov. 17, 1687-Aug. 5, 1752) m. April 26, 1711, Abigail Lothrop (April 23, 1689- ). 7. Deac. Samuel Chipman (April 15, 1661-1723) m. Dec. 27, 1686, Sarah Cobb (Mch. 10, 1663-Jan. 8, 1743). 8. John Chipman ( - ) m. Hope Howland ( - ). John Chipman, born in Dorchester, England, was in Barn­ stable in 1661. Jesse Chipman (1755-1841) served as Sergeant in New York. 35

EMMA STEELMAN (MRS. ARTHUR ADAMS). 1743 Born in May's Landing, New Jersey. Descendant of James Steelman of New Sweden, Del., throu h the Revolutionary patriot James Steelman of Gloucester County, New Jersey, as follows: 2. Hiram Steelman (June 25, 1844-Oct. 23, 1914) m. Feb. 19, 1877, Mary Jane Jackaway (Oct. 15, 1857-May 23, 1912). 3. James Steelman (Oct. 6, 1803-Dec 18, 1893) m. July 3, 1826, Esther Barrett (Nov. 7, 1806-Nov. 3, 1876). 4. Frederick Steelman (Feb. 21, 1778-Sept. 22, 1828) m. Mch. 7, 1797, Experience Steelman (May 19, 1775-Oct. 31, 1861). 5. James Steelman (abt. 1750-Oct. 17, 1817) m. Dec. 23, 1772, Sophia Conover ( -Mch. 12, 1823). 6. Frederick Steelman ( -1778) m. Mch. 5, 1740, Sophia Conover (Nov. 1, 1720-Dec. 3, 1809). 7. Andrew Steelman (abt. 1691/2-1736) m. Judith ( -1751). 8. James Steelman (abt. 1665-1734) m. 1st, before 1690, Susannah Toy ( -before 1730). 9. James Steelman ( - ) m. ( - )• James Steelman was born in Sweden. He settled on the Delaware River before 1665 when his son James was born. James Steelman (1750-1817) served as private in the Gloucester County Militia, New Jersey.

MARY ISABEL HOLT (MRS. JOHN CHARLES BUSHINGER). 1744 Born in Chicago, Illinois. Descendant of Nicholas Holt of Newbury, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriots Benjamin and Daniel Holt of Andover, N. H., as follows: 2. Charles Amory Holt (Feb. 10, 1845-June 14, 1910) m. Oct. 9, 1870, Addie Sherwood (Feb. 22, 1852-Nov. 20, 1878). 3. Albert Holt (Mch. 3, 1815-Sept. 16, 1882) m. April 22, 1841, Mary White Ames (Dec. 8, 1816-Sept. 3, 1869). 4. Stephen Holt (Sept. 16, 1779-June 28, 1846) m. Nov. 6, 1814, Polly Knox (Oct. 15, 1782-Oct. 10, 1849). 5. Daniel Holt (Sept. 14, 1744-Dec 5, 1813) m. April 7, 1737, Abigail Lovejoy (Sept. 14, 1750-Mch. 18, 1833). 6. Benjamin Holt (July 23, 1709-1784) m. April 7, 1737, Mrs. Sarah (Bridges) Frye (May, 1717-1804). 7. Nicholas Holt (Dec. 21, 1683-Dec, 1756) m. Sept. 16, 1708, Mary Manning ( -Mch. 3, 1716). 36

8. Nicholas Holt (1647-Oct. 8, 1715) m. Jan. 8, 1669, Mary Russell ( -April 1, 1717). 9. Nicholas Holt (abt. 1602-Jan. 30, 1685) m. Elizabeth Short ( -June 20, 1658).

Nicholas Holt, born in Romesby, England, came with his wife, on the ship James, landing in Boston June 3, 1635. They settled in Newbury and later he became one of the first settlers of Andover in 1645, helping to lay out the town. He took the Freeman's Oath May 17,1637, and was a member of many important committees. Benjamin Holt (1709-1784) signed the Association Test and his son Daniel (1744-1813) served as a private.

MARION HILLYER (MRS. BERNARD WOLFF). 1745 Born in Atlanta, Georgia. Descendant of John Hillyer of Windsor, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Dr. Asa Hillyer of Granby, Conn., as follows:

2. Judge George Hillyer (Mch. 17, 1835-living Feb., 1923) m. June 25, 1867, Ellen Emily Cooley (Oct. 12, 1839-living Feb., 1923). 3. Judge Junius Hillyer (April 23, 1807-June 21, 1886) m. Oct. 6, 1831, Mrs. Jane Early (Watkins) Foster (May 17, 1807-Feb. II, 1880). 4. Shaler Hillyer (Aug. 2, 1775-Mch. 22, 1820) m. Oct. 16, 1803, Rebecca Freeman (Julv 12, 1786-July 11, 1843). 5. Dr. Asa Hillyer (Aug. 21, 1738-Dec. 11, 1820) m. June 1, 1761, Rhoda Smith (Sept. 3, 1743-Mch. 12, 1795). 6. Capt. James Hillyer (Jan. 9, 1712-Dec 6, 1808) m. Oct. 28, 1735, Mary Humphrey (May 3, 1716-Dec 6, 1797). 7. James Hillyer (April 14, 1683-1770) m. Jan. 5, 1710, Joanna Hayes (Oct. 2, 1692-after 1780). 8. Sergt. James Hillyer (July 23, 1644-July 29, 1720) m. June 28, 1677, Mrs. Mary (Wakefield) Dibble ( - ). 9. John Hillyer ( -July 16, 1655) m. Ann ( -Jan. 20, 1686).

John Hillyer, born in England, was granted seven acres of land in Windsor, Conn., in 1640. Dr. Asa Hillyer (1738-1820) served as Captain of the 20th Company on the Alarm List also serving as Surgeon to his company. 37

HELEN CRENSHAW (MRS. ROBERT LYNN BERNHARDT). 1746 Born in Louisburgh, North Carolina. Descendant of Lieut. Jonathan Davis of Hanover, Va., through the Revolutionary patriot William Davis of Hanover, Va., as follows:

2. Henry Austin Crenshaw (Mch. 6, 1848-Oct. 29, 1896) m. Nov. 15, 1882, Katherine Davis (Aug. 29, 1856-living Mch., 1923). 3. Joseph Jonathan Davis (April 13, 1828-Aug. 7, 1892) m. Oct. 2, 1852, Katherine Shaw (Nov. 6, 1833-July 7, 1881). 4. Jonathan Davis (Mch. 24, 1769-Jan. 1, 1842) m. Nov. 30, 1809, Mary Pomfret Butler (Jan. 4, 1784-April 3, 1851). 5. William Davis (Mch. 31, 1746-1826) m. 1772, Martha Taylor Winston (1752-1826). 6. Rev. William Davis (1721-1799) m. Catherine Staige ( - ). 7. Vernon Drayton Davis ( - ) m. Ann Beaufort ( - ). 8. Jonathan Davis ( - ) m. Martha Drayton Vernon ( - ). Jonathan Davis, born in Kent, England, had a grant of land in Hanover County, Va., in 1600, and is mentioned by Chas. II in the 4th Charter of the Royal African Company. William Davis (1746-1826) served as Corporal in Capt. Clement Hall's Company, 2d North Carolina Regiment, enlisting Nov. 7, 1776, as private and being appointed Corporal April 1, 1779.

LAVINIA KING (MRS. WILKENS). 1747 Born in Hardinsburg, Indiana. Descendant of Hugh Sherwood of Talbot County, Md., through the Revolutionary patriot Daniel Sherwood of the same county, as follows:

2. James King (May 26, 1803-April 2, 1878) m. Sept. 29, 1825, Labitha Sherwood (Sept. 3, 1807-Dec 18, 1893). 3. Hugh Sherwood (1773-Nov., 1846) m. abt. 1794, Rebecca Fields ( -1852). 4. Daniel Sherwood (May 20, 1749-Mch. 18, 1838) m. Frances Linthicum (Nov. 30, 1749-May 4, 1806). 38

5. Daniel Sherwood (June 19, 1709-Sept. 19, 1767) m. Feb. 8, 1745, Elizabeth Rice - ). 6. Daniel Sherwood (Mch. 20, 1668-Aug. 15, 1738) m. Dec. 26, 1689, Mary Hopkins (Aug, 6, 1672-1746). 7. Hugh Sherwood (1632-1710) m. Mary ( - ). Hugh Sherwood, born in England, was in Talbot County prior to 1668, serving that county as Justice of the Peace and Member of the Assembly. Daniel Sherwood (1749-1838) served as private in 5th Class of Oxford, Md.

HARRIET COWLES (MRS. HAWLEY ALLISON). 1748 Born in Canton, Iowa. Descendant of John Cowles of Farmington, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Eleazer Cowles of Amherst, Mass., as follows:

2. Eugene Andrews Cowles (Mch. 10, 1835-July 26, 1880) m. Dec. 8, 1859, Julia Sophia Potter (May 20, 1839-Sept. 24, 1900). 3. Oliver Dickinson Cowles (Feb. 25, 1805-Mch. 27, 1872) m. Mch. 10,1829, Elutheria Andrews (Dec 8, 1803-Dec. 16, 1885). 4. John Cowles (Dec. 20, 1779-July 27, 1839) m. Nov. 24, 1799, Deborah Warner (May 11, 1782-Aug. 12, 1863). 5. Eleazer Cowles (Oct. 18, 1746-July 19, 1795) m. Dec 5, 1771, Hannah Dickinson (Dec. 24, 1750-Oct. 5, 1821). 6. Jonathan Cowles (June 30, 1703-May 14, 1776) m. June 13, 1732, Sarah Gaylord (Feb. 1, 1709-Feb. 2, 1790), 7. Jonathan Cowles (Jan. 26, 1670-Nov. 13, 1756) m. Jan. 21, 1697, Prudence Frary (May 7, 1677-July 1, 1756). 8. John Cowles (abt. Feb., 1641-May 12, 1711) m. Nov. 22, 1668, Deborah Bartlett (1645-Dec 11, 1711). 9. John Cowles (1600/2-Sept., 1675) m. Hannah ( -Mch. 17, 1683).

John Cowles, born in England, was an original proprietor of Farmington, settling there about 1640. He served as Deputy to the General Court six sessions from 1656. He was one of the first six settlers of Hatfield, Mass., serving as Selectman in that place in 1671. Eleazer Cowles (1746-1795) served under Capt. Reuben Dickinson, November 9, 1778. 39

JEANETTE LEONARD (MRS. GEORGE A. MEREDITH). 1749

Born in Independence, New York. Descendant of James Leonard of Taunton, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Timothy Leonard of the same place as follows:

2. Joseph A. Leonard (Aug. 1, 1822-Jan. 9, 1898) m. July 19, 1846, Nancy Graves (Mch. 8, 1826-Feb. 9, 1849). 3. Abial Leonard (Dec. 6, 1792-Aug. 30, 1878) m. April 25, 1820, Elizabeth Annable (Mch. 3, 1788-Aug. 30, 1822). 4. Timothy Leonard (July 3, 1757-July 10, 1830) m. Mch. 11, 1784, Susan Presbery (Mch. 11, 1762-Julv 23, 1838). 5. Abial Leonard (Feb. 26, 1710-Oct. 27, 1802) m. Dec. 4, 1745, Abigail Elliott (Jan. 9, 1722- ). 6. Samuel Leonard (Feb. 1, 1673-April 13, 1745) m. April 17, 1701, Catherine Dea (Aug., 1680-Aug. 13, 1745). 7. Thomas Leonard (Aug. 3, 1641-Nov. 24, 1713) m. Aug. 21, 1662, Mary Watson (1642-Dec 1/1723). 8. James Leonard (abt. 1620-1691) m. Mary Martin ( - ).

James Leonard, born in Wales, was in Taunton as early as 1641. Timothy Leonard (1757-1830) served as private in Capt. Josiah Smith's Company, Col. Whitney's Regiment. Also as Corporal in Capt. Joseph Franklin's Company, Col. Tyler's Regiment, Massachusetts.

ANNIE BOWEN LEAVENS (MRS. W. A. MANCHEE). 1750 Born in Passaic, New Jersey. Descendant of John Levins (Leavens) of Roxbury, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Charles Leavens of Killingly, Conn., as follows:

2. Phiol French Leavens (Nov. 19, 1838-Dec 26, 1904) m. Dec. 11, 1873, Helen J. Barry (Jan. 23, 1848-Mch. 9, 1923). 3. Pascal Paoli Leavens (Nov. 30,1804-Mch. 23,1874) m. 1st, Sept. 26,1829, Ann Eliza Bowen (Oct. 1, 1807-Mch. 22, 1861). 4. Penne! Leavens (April 25, 1777-July 22, 1844) m. Feb., 1800, Sally Cross (Feb. 13, 1776-Feb. 8, 1869). 40

5. Charles Leavens (Aug. 26, 1746-Aug. 4, 1822) m. June 27, 1773, Lydia Grover ( -May 15, 1839). 6. Joseph Leavens (1708-1787) m. Feb. 19, 1736, Alice Eaton ( -Feb. 26, 1797). 7. Joseph Leavens (Nov. 15, 1683-Nov. 5, 1773) m. 1st, 1707, Judith Sabin (Aug. 26, 1690-1751). 8. John Leavens (April 27, 1640-Oct. 16, 1696) m, 2d, Nov. 23, 1674, Elizabeth Preston (Sept. 29, 1655-after Oct., 1696). 9. John Leavens (Levins) abt. 1581-Nov. 15, 1647) m. 2d, July 5, 1639, Rachel Wright ( - ). John Leavens, born in England, was one of the nineteen who established the church in Roxbury in 1632. He was made Freeman in 1634. Charles Leavens (1746-1822) served as private in Maj. Backus' Light Horse, September 8 to November 2, 1776.

ELISE HOXIE (MRS. FRANK H. PARCELLS). 1751 Born in Brooklyn, New York. Descendant of Stephen Post of Hartford, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Phineas Post of Hebron, Conn., as follows:

2. Charles Denison Hoxie (Nov. 17,1853-living Mch., 1923) m. Jan. 17, 1882, Rosa A. Post (Feb. 15, 1855-living Aug., 1924). 3. Charles Augustus Post (Sept. 21,1822-Jan. 9,1902) m. Oct. 24,1850, Lucy Ann Bill (June 3, 1830-July 5, 1911). 4. Augustus Post (July 26, 1793-Dec 9, 1879) m. Nov. 25, 1818, Betsy Strong (May 7, 1796-Nov. 28, 1874). 5. Phineas Post (Jan. 3, 1743-Oct. 15, 1814) m. May 12, 1774, Sybil Barber (Sept. 14, 1755-Oct. 2, 1838). 6. Phineas Post (Dec 2, 1704-Mch. 21, 1787) m. June 25, 1741, Anne Post ( - ). 7. Stephen Post (Dec. 3, 1664- ) m. June 14, 1692, Hannah Hosmer (1671- ). 8. Abraham Post (1640-abt. 1713) m. 1663, Mary Chanlker (?) ( -Mch. 21, 1683), 9. Stephen Post ( -Aug. 16, 1659) m. Eleanor ( -Nov. 13, 1670).

Stephen Post, born in England, was among the first settlers of Hartford. He was in Cambridge in 1634 and moved to Hartford two years later. About 1649 he moved to Say- brook. 41

Phineas Post (1743-1814) served as private under Capt. Samuel Dunham.

Also descendant of Lodowick Hoxie of Sandwich, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Gideon Hoxie of Charles- town, R. I., as follows:

2. Charles Denison Hoxie (Nov. 17,1853-living Mch,, 1923) m. Jan. 17,1882, Rosa A. Post (Feb. 15, 1855-living Aug., 1924). 3. Benjamin Franklin Hoxie (May 10, 1810-Mch. 5, 1899) m. Nov. 19, 1843, Harriet Elizabeth Clift (Feb. 10, 1816-Sept. 27, 1890). 4. Lodowick Hoxie (Oct. 7, 1772-April 23, 1856) m. Jan. 4, 1795, Ruth Taylor (Dec. 15, 1775-July 25, 1841). 5. Gideon Hoxie (Dec 14, 1730-June 13, 1805) m. Dorcas Congdon ( - ). 6. Joseph Hoxie (Nov. 25, 1701- ) m. abt. 1728, Mary Taylor (Nov. 23, 1703-1755). 7. Joseph Hoxie (Mch. 15, 1667-1727) m. abt. 1694, Sarah Tucker ( -1727). 8. Lodowick Hoxie ( -1702) m. Oct., 1664, Mary Presbery (May 10, 1641- ). Lodowick Hoxie, born in Scotland, probably, came to America some time about 1650. He was Freeman in 1657 in Sandwich, Mass. Gideon Hoxie (1730-1805) was appointed Lieutenant Colonel of a Regiment raised by the General Assembly in October, 1775.

ALICE FRENCH LEAVENS (MRS. WILLIAM E. PULIS). 1752 Born in Passaic, New Jersey. Same as No. 1750.

CAROLINE TAIT (MRS. WELLS THOMPSON). 1753 Born in Columbus, Texas. Descendant of James Tait (Tate) of New Kent County, Va., through the Revolutionary patriot James Tait of Hanover County, Va., as follows:

2. Charles William Tait (June 4, 1815-Nov. 2, 1878) m. Feb. 14, 1848, Louisa Mary Williams (July, 1828-Nov., 1896). 42

3. James Asbury Tait (Nov., 1791-1855) m. Aug. 14, 1814), Caroline Goode (1792-1866). 4. Judge Charles Tait (Feb. 1, 1768-Oet. 7, 1835) m. Feb. 3, 1790, Mrs. Ann (Lucas) Simson (1753-1818). 5. James Tait (1742-June 8, 1798) m. 1767), Rebecca Hudson (Mch., 1743-Sept. 30, 1816). 6. William Tait (1716- ) m. 1740, Lucy Bullock (abt. 1720- ). 7. Robert Tait (Mch., 1691- ) m. abt. 1714,

8. James Tait ( ..- ) m. before 1688, Ann ( - ). James Tait was living in New Kent County before 1687. James Tait (1742-1798) was appointed by the General Assembly to superintend the manufacture of salt for the army.

MISS JOANNA HUTCHINS SPRAGUE. 1754 Born in Madison, Wisconsin. Descendant of Lieut. Ralph Sprague of Salem, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Daniel Sprague of Maiden, Mass., as follows:

2. Ezra Thompson Sprague (June 23, 1833-Dec. 30, 1888) m. Nov. 20, 1860, Helen Augusta Crandall (Feb. 13, 1842-living April, 1923). 3. William Borden Sprague (May 11, 1797- ) m. 2d wife, Janna Hutchins (Jan. 25, 1798- ). 4. Samuel Sprague (Sept. 1, 1765-Dec 13, 1840) m. Ruhanna Borden (May 4, 1767-Sept. 3, 1843). 5. Daniel Sprague (Jan. 31, 1739/40-Feb. 28, 1826) m. 1st, before 1765, Sarah Wadsworth ( -before May, 1780). 6. John Sprague (Sept. 15, 1708-Dec. 11, 1796) m. 1st, April 11, 1734, Judith Greene (Sept. 22, 1715-after 1740). 7. Samuel Sprague (May, 1622-Dec 27, 1739) m. Sarah Green (Jan. 14, 1676/7-Feb. 2, 1743/4). 8. Lieut. Samuel Sprague (bapt. June 3, 1632-Oct. 3, 1695) ra. Aug. 23, 1655, Rebecca Crawford (Jan. 14, 1633-July 8, 1710). 9. Lieut. Ralph Sprague (1603-Sept., 1650) m. Aug. 15, 1623, Joanna Warren ( -Feb. 24, 1680).

Lieut. Ralph Sprague, born in Dorset, England, came to Salem in 1628 and was Freeman and Lieutenant in 1631. Constable of Watertown in 1630, Deputy to the General Court in 1635. 43

Daniel Sprague (1739-1826) served as private in Capt. Ryan Cushing's Company between Mch. 11 and 29, 1776.

ELLA BUNN (MRS. JEFF BEAUREGARD TALBOT). 1755 Born in Hampton, Arkansas. Descendant of Elder John Strong of Dorchester, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Ambrose Strong of Col­ chester, Conn., as follows:

2. Wiley J. Bunn (Oct. 13, 1835-Jan. 8, 1899; m. Nov. 2, 1865, Laura Margaret Strong (1847-April 2, 1886). 3. Elijah Frink Strong (Oct. 12, 1804-Feb. 22, 1860) m. 1829, Sarah E. Barrineau (April 30, 1810-April 30, 1850). 4. Elijah Frink Strong (June 26, 1771-April 26, 1860) m. 1797, Anna Crouch (Sept. 24, 1773-April 8, 1813). 5. Ambrose Strong (Nov. 1, 1750-after 1790) m. Oct. 4, 1770, Mrs. Lydia Holdridge ( - ). 6. Asabel Strong (June 22, 1725-Dec 24, 1770) m. 1746, Betterus Crouch ( -Jan. 31, 1772). 7. Josiah Strong (Jan. 11, 1678-April 5, 1759) m. Joanna Gillett (Oct. 28, 1680-May 10, 1757). 8. John Strong (1626-Feb. 20, 1698) m. Elizabeth Warriner ( -June 7, 1684). 9. John Strong (1605-April 14, 1699) m. 1st wife in England, ( -on way to America, 1630).

John Strong, born in Taunton, England, came to Dor­ chester in 1630. Ambrose Strong (1750-1790) served as Surveyor of High­ ways in Colchester, Conn., in 1778 and 79.

ALICE HUNTLEY (MRS. HENRY RUSSELL HOVEY). 1756 Born in Charlestown, Mass. Descendant of John Huntley of Boston and Roxbury, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Elisha Huntley of Marlow, N. H., as follows:

2. Elisha A. Huntley (Nov. 28, 1826-Dec 24, 1888) m. Sept. 29, 1849, Ruth Sleeper Gee (April 16, 1827-Oct., 1895). 3. Alden Huntley (Jan. 5, 1798-Feb. 7, 1873) m. 2d, May 25, 1823, Hannah Scott (Feb. 26, 1800-Sept. 23, 1857). 44

4. Elisha Huntley (Dec. IS, 1760-Jan. 17, 1835) m. Clarisa Gustin (May 6, 1764-Sept. 23, 1850). 5. Nathan Huntley (June 2, 1726-April 30, 1798) m. Luce Smith (1727-Mch. 25, 1802). 6. Aaron Huntley (Dec. 1, 1680- ) m. July 27, 1707, Deborah DeWolf (1690- ). 7. Aaron Huntley (April 16, 1654-May 24, 1745) m. Feb. 22, 1676, Mary Champion (1651-Dec 10, 1732). 8. John Huntley ( -Nov. 16, 1676) m. Jane ( - ). John Huntley, born in England, was in Boston in 1652, Roxbury, 1656, and Lynn soon after that date. Elisha Huntley (1760-1835) served as private, 1777 to 1780.

Miss KEITH CLARK. 1757 Born in St. Peter, Minnesota. Descendant of Thomas Clark of Plymouth, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Elisha Clark of Conway, Mass., as follows:

2. Edward Clark (Nov. 5, 1817-Feb. 26, 1879) m. Dec. 8, 1857, Agnes A. Bean (Dec 2, 1834-July 17, 1921). 3. Elisha Clark (Aug. 29, 1765-April 5, 1847) m. Feb. 22, 1798, Lucinda Keith (Feb. 10, 1774-Julv 4, 1858). 4. Elisha Clark (May 14, 1734-Sept. 9, 1811) m. Feb. 14, 1760, Hannah Hopkins (Mch. 28, 1735-Oct. 22, 1813). 5. Scotto Clark (Nov. 8, 1709-Dec 17, 1802) m. Mch. 22, 1733, Thankful Crosby (Feb. 7, 1714- ). 6. Scotto Clark (1680- ; m. April 17, 1706, Mary Haskell (1684- ). 7. Andrew Clark (1635-1706) m. 1671, Mehitable Scotto (Dec. 14, 1648-April 24, 1712). 8. Thomas Clark (1599-Mch. 24, 1697) m. 1634, Susanna Ring ( -before 1664). Thomas Clark, born in England, came to America in 1623 and settled in Plymouth, Mass., where he served the town as Auditor and Representative to the General Court 1651-55. Elisha Clark (1734-1811) served in the Massachusetts Army from Hampshire County.

GRACE DOOLITTLE (MRS. NEIL D. GRAHAM). 1758 Born in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. 45

Descendant of Abraham Doolittle of New Haven, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Amzi Doolittle of North- field, Mass., as follows:

2. William T. Doolittle (Mch. 30, 1849-living Mch., 1923) m. Dec. 26,1873, Elizabeth Strock (Dec 30, 1852-living Mch., 1923). 3. Lucius Doolittle (April 10, 1804-Oct. 20, 1862) m. July 23, 1830, Eleanor Ayres (Feb. 22, 1812-Mch., 1895). 4. Origin Doolittle (Jan. 20, 1773-Feb. 26,1856) m. June 19,1798, Hannah Baber (May 28, 1775-July 8, 1858). 5. Amzi Doolittle (Nov. 15, 1737-April 9, 1830) m. Dec. 6, 1757, Jerusha Smith (1742-Oct. 19, 1844). 6. Rev. Benjamin Doolittle (July 10, 1695-Jan. 9, 1748) m. Oct. 14, 1717, Lydia Todd (July 28, 1699-June 16, 1790). 7. John Doolittle (June 14, 1655- ) m. Feb. 13, 1682, Mary Peck (Mch. 4, 1666-Sept. 1, 1710). 8. Abraham Doolittle (1620-Aug. 11, 1690) m. 1639, Joan Allen (1623-1661).

Abraham Doolittle, born in England, was in New Haven in 1642. In 1668 he, with others, became interested in the settlement of Wallingford, and in 1670 was one of a Commit­ tee to manage its affairs. He served as Deputy to the General Court from 1679 to 83. Amzi Doolittle (1737-1830) served as Ensign.

FLORENCE E. WILSON (MRS. WARREN 1759 MILLER). Born in Mankato, Minnesota. Descendant of Jeremiah Meacham of Salem, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Abraham M. Meacham of Warren, Mass., as follows:

2. James Wilson (Dec. 25, 1833-living Mch., 1923) m. Dec. 20, 1870, Eliza Meacham (Feb. 11, 1847-living Mch., 1923). 3. Harvey Porter Meacham (Aug. 9, 1800-Nov. 28, 1878) m. Oct. 13, 1839, Vilura Dodge (Oct. 5, 1805-Mch. 9, 1891). 4. Abraham Meacham (June 24, 1753-Dec 24, 1822) m. Oct. 15, 1778, Lvdia Standish (April 22, 1761-Sept. 15, 1844). 5. Isaac Meacham (Aug. 21, 1716- ) m. Sept. 20, 1746, Sophia Blanchard (May, 1742-Aug. 15, 1762). 6. Ichabod Meacham (Aug. 11, 1679-June 9, 1766) m. abt. 1700, Elizabeth Meacham (June 9, 1670-April 27, 1773). 7. Capt. Isaac Meacham (Aug. 11, 1643-April 29, 1715) m. Dec. 26, 1669, Deborah Browning (June, 1649-May, 1692). 46

8. Jeremiah Meacham (1615-Nov. 11, 1696) m. 1st, 1642, Margaret ( - ). Jeremiah Meacham, born in England, was in Salem when his son Isaac was born in 1643. He served the town as Constable, Highway Surveyor, and in other offices. Abraham Meacham (1753-1822) served as Corporal under Capt. John Wright from Williamtown.

ELLA MABEL CODDINGTON (MRS. PAUL E. GOOD). 1760 Born in Riverton, New Jersey. Descendant of William Coddington of Newport, R. I., through the Revolutionary patriot Benjamin Coddington of Huntington, L. I., as follows:

2. Silas Jesse Coddington (Sept. 10, 1852-May 5, 1919) m. June 5, 1878, Maria Madeline Horn (Nov. 2, 1854-living April, 1923). 3. Silas Smith Coddington (Mch. 13, 1822-Nov. 24, 1902) m. 1850, Sophia Louisa Ennis (1821-Jan. 22, 1904). 4. Jesse Coddington (Oct. 3, 1797-April 9, 185!) m. Dec. 3, 1819, Clarissa Crossfield Smith (July 14, 1797-Aug. 8, 1874). 5. Benjamin Coddington (Oct. 8, 1761-July 25, 1848) m. Mch. 1, 1787, Mary Denton (June 29, 1759-Feb. 17, 1812). 6. Thomas Coddington (Nov. 27, 1812- ) m. Phebe ( - ). 7. Benjamin Coddington (Oct. 8, 1580-April 18, 1753) m. Mary ( - ). 8. John Coddington (Nov. 24, 1656- ) m. Anna ( -Sept. 12, 1690). 9. William Coddington (1601-Nov. 1, 1678) m. 3d, 1649, Ann (1628-Mch. 9, 1708). William Coddington, born in England, came to America in 1630, with Gov. Winthrop and settled in Newport. He served two terms as Governor of Rhode Island from 1635 and was again chosen governor and died in office. Benjamin Coddington (1761-1848) served as private in the 2d Regiment of Ulster County, New York.

Miss CLARA LUVIA WILLARD. 1761 Born in Beloit, Wisconsin. Descendant of Simon Willard of Cambridge, Mass., through 47 the Revolutionary patriots Humphrey and Josiah Willard of New Hampshire and New York, as follows:

2. Vincent Willard (1829-1881) m. 1858, Luvia Doolittle (1839-1892). 3. Calvin Willard (July 18, 1787- ) m. 1st wife, Roxana Hobart ( -before Mch., 1844). 4. Humphrey Willard (Nov. 29, 1757-1837/42) m. Hannah Wetherell (May 2, 1757- ). 5. Josiah Willard (Mch. 23, 1732-Nov. 4, 1815) m. Nov. 4, 1755, Dinah How ( - ). 6. Joseph Willard (May 27r1693-Oct. 18, 1774) m. Jan. 5, 1715, Martha Clarke (1694-1794). 7. Benjamin Willard (1664-June 15, 1732) m. Sarah Larkin ( - ). 8. Simon Willard (before April 7, 1605-1676) m. Mary Dunster (Dec 15, 1630- ).

Simon Willard, born in Kent County, England, had a grant of land in Cambridge Aug. 4, 1634. The year follow­ ing he joined with others in founding Concord, which town he represented in the General Court in 1636. He also served in King Philip's War. Josiah Willard (1732-1815) was Selectman in Rutland and his son Humphrey (1757-1837) served as 2d Lieutenant under Capt. Francis Stone from New Braintree, Mass.

ADDA BARNES (MRS. FRANK M. WILLIAMS). 1762 Born in Astoria, New York. Descendant of George Spear of Braintree, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Lemuel Spear of the same place, as follows:

2. Earnest A. Barnes (Feb. 4, 1846-livingFeb., 1923) m. April 27,1870, Mary Anna Spear (Jan. 7, 1849-July 15,1909). 3. Luther Spear (Mch. 23, 1823-June 16,1871) m. May 18,1845, Lydia Dexter (Nov. 26,1826-July 12, 1889). 4. Stephen Spear (Jan. 9, 1789-April 25,1868) m. Jan. 1, 1814, Hannah Bates (Nov. 30,1795-Nov. 30, 1870). 5. Lemuel Spear (Feb. 9, 1747-Aug. 3,1809) m. May 20,1769, RuthHayward(Oct.31,1749-Sept. 7, 1832). 6. Ebenezer Spear (June 27, 1680-before Oct. 7, 1751) m. Dec. 29, 1731, Jane Harding (Nov. 19,1709- ). 7. Ebenezer Spear (Aug. 3,1654-July 24,1719) m. July 16,1679, Rachel Deering (Aug. 30,1657-Oct. 16,1717). 48

8. George Spear ( - ) m. Mary ( - ). George Spear, born in England, was in Braintree, Mass., before 1654. Lemuel Spear (1747-1809) appears with the rank of Drum­ mer on the Lexington Alarm Roll of Capt. Elaphalet Swan's Company from Braintree.

Also descendant of Thomas Barnes of New Haven, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Jacob Barnes of Fair Haven, Vt., as follows:

2. Earnest A. Barnes (Feb. 4, 1846-living Feb., 1923) m. April 27, 1870, Mary Ann Spear (Jan. 7,1849-July 15,1909). 3. George M. Barnes (Dec. 3,1816-Nov. 13,1905) m. Oct. 10,1839, Adaline Alvord (April 22,1818-Feb,25, 1893). 4. Eli Young Barnes (Sept. 14,1784-1869) m. Lois Lyon (Mav 3, 1786-Nov. 4, 1876). 5. Jacob Barnes (Mch. 16,1743-Jan. 27, 1821) m. Rebecca Crowell (1745-1822). 6. David Barnes (July 16,1712- ), m. Aug. 26,1735, Sarah Parker (May 14,1714- ). 7. Thomas Barnes (July 26, 1687-before April, 1750) m. May 18, 1709, Mary Leete ( -after April, 1750). 8. Thomas Barnes (Aug. 26,1653-1712) m. abt. 1677, Abigail Frost (Oct. 8, 1670-abt. 1746). 9. Thomas Barnes (about 1623-1693) m. 1647, Elizabeth ( - ).

Thomas Barnes, born in England, signed the Colonial Constitution in the New Haven Colony in 1644. Jacob Barnes (1743-1821) served in Company I, Col. William Douglass' Connecticut Regiment, enlisting June 25, 1776, and was discharged the following November, for which services he received a pension.

MARY KERR (MRS. W. O. SPENCER). 1763 Born in Yanceyville, North Carolina. Descendant of John Yancey of James River, Va., through the Revolutionary patriot James Yancey of Caswell County, N. C, as follows: 49

2. John A. Kerr (April 21, 1844-livingOct., 1922) m. Dec. 19,1871, Eliza C. Yancey (June 30,1844-living Oct., 1922). 3. Dr. Albert G. Yancey (Sept. 2,1816-Aug. 9, 1887) m. 1843, Mary Grave Miles (Feb. 9,1823-Feb. 7,1898). 4. James Yancey ( - ) 1800, Zelpah Johnson ( - ). 5. Bartlett Yancey ( -1784) m. Ann Graves ( - ). 6. John Yancey (16...- ), Abigail Hicks ( - ). John Yancey, born in Wales early in the 17th century, came to America about 1642 and settled in Virginia. James Yancey rendered civil service and furnished supplies during the war.

GERTRUDE CANFIELD (MRS. EZRA HUNT BAILEY). 1764 Born in Scio, New York. Descendant of Thomas Canfield of Milford, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriots David and Elijah Canfield of New Milford, Conn., as follows: 2. Joseph Brotherton Canfield (July 26, 1842-Aug. 26, 1865) m. Jan. 1, 1860, Jeannette Luther (Aug. 4, 1844-Jan. 13, 1881). 3. Eardley Norton Canfield (Dec. 25, 1817-Mch. 1, 1875) m. 1840, Susan M. G. Brotherton (Dec 27, 1821-1865). 4. Elijah Walker Canfield (Feb. 5, 1789-Mch. 14, 1837) m. June 28, 1808, Betsey Baldwin (Jan 4, 1793-1862). 5. Elijah Canfield (Mch., 1758-April, 1841) m. 1778, Anna Read (1757- ). 6. David Canfield (Mch. 17, 1725/6-Jan. 26, 1806) m. Oct. 3, 1745, Mary Northrop ( -Oct., 1809). 7. Jeremiah Canfield (1692- ; m. July 24, 1711, Judith Mallory ( - ). 8. Jeremiah Canfield (bpt. Sept. 28, 1662-Mch. 18, 1739/40) m. Alice Hine (Oct. 5, 1660-Jan. 4, 1739/40). 9. Thomas Canfield ( -Aug. 22, 1689) m. Phebe Crane ( - ). Thomas Canfield, born in England, was in Milford, Conn., in 1646, made Freeman in 1669, and served the same year as Sergeant in the Train Band. He represented the town in the General Court from 1674 to 76. David Canfield (1725-1806) enlisted May 13, 1775 and served in the Siege of Boston. 50

His son Elijah Canfield (1758-1841) served under Capt. Elizar Warner.

EMMA FRANCES HURLBURT (MRS. DAVID FRANKLIN MCINTOSH). 1765 Born in Toledo, Ohio. Descendant of Thomas Hurlburt of Saybrook and Wethers- field, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Samuel Hurl­ burt of Chatham, Conn., as follows:

2. Jesse Hurlburt (Nov. 13, 1830-Juiv 25, 1874) m. Sept. 6, 1865, Mary Jane Richardson (May 16, 1841-Oct. 16, 1909). 3. Hiram Higgins Hurlburt (Nov. 29, 1801-July 29, 1864) m. abt. 1824, Lydia Mclntyre (Aug. 18, 1805-after 1842). 4. Jesse Hurlburt (July 21, 1769-Jan. 11, 1848) m. 2d, before 1793, Polly Teft (1771-Oct. 26, 1848). 5. Samuel Hurlburt (April 21, 1748-Aug. 12, 1816) m. 1766, Jerusha Higgins ( -April 5, 1837). 6. David Hurlburt (Nov. 1, 1716-Oct., 1807) m. abt. 1733, Ruth Belden (Sept. 23, 1717-before 1791). 7. David Hurlburt (Aug. 11, 1688-Oct. 29, 1773) m. Sept. 22, 1709, Mary Savage (Feb. 11, 1691-after 1740). 8. John Hurlburt (Mch. 8, 1642- ...) m. Dec. 15, 1670, Mary Deming (1655-after June 19, 1696). 9. Thomas Hurlburt (1610-after Oct. 12, 1671) m. Sarah ( - ).

Thomas Hurlburt, born in England, came to America about 1635 as he was a soldier under Lion Gardner, who built and commanded a fort at Saybrook. After the Pequot War he settled in Wethersfield where he was the first black­ smith. In 1640 he was Clerk of the Train Band and in 1644 Deputy to the General Court. Samuel Hurlburt (1748-1816) first enlisted July 9, 1775, and in 1776 again served under Capt. Higgins, being at the Battle of White Plains.

MARY ADELAIDE YEATES (MRS. JOHN LUTMAN SOULE). 1766 Born in Fairmount, Kansas. Descendant of George Maris of Chester County, Penn., 51 through the Revolutionary patriot George Maris of the same place, as follows:

2. James Monroe Yeates (June 15, 1842-Dec 26, 1921) m. Feb. 6, 1866, Sarah Catherine Maris (Jan. 5,1842-April, 1900). 3. Abram Maris (Nov. 25,1814-July 8,1886) m. Nov., 1837, Avis Starbuck (1819-Jan. 14,1844). 4. Aaron Maris (May 4,1774-Mch. 4,1843) m. 1797, Sarah Holliday ( - ). 5. George Maris (Feb. 28,1744-Dec, 1783) m. April 14,1770, Eleanor Lindley (Jan. 11,17....- ). 6. John Maris (Nov. 15, 1709-Mch. 19,1792) m. Katherine Bound Hayden ( -after 1750). 7. John Maris (Mch. 21,1669-Jan. 8,1747) m. Sept. 21,1693, Susanna Lewis (July 4,1673- ). 8. George Maris (1632-Dec 15,1705) m. Alice ( -Jan. 11, 1699).

George Maris, born in England, served as Justice of the Peace in Chester County, Penn., from May 1, 1684, to 93. George Maris (1744-1783) served in the Chester County Militia as a private in the early part of 1783.

INA HULL (MRS. HOWARD H. RUST). 1767 Born in Arrowsmith, Illinois. Descendant of Rev. Joseph Hull of Weymouth, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriots Isaac Hull and his son Isaac of New Jersey as follows:

2. Dr. Madison Darwin Hull (Sept. 30,1851-Sept. 8,1921) m. May 17,1877, Ida Mary Hinshaw (Jan. 1, 1857-living May, 1923). 3. Samuel Hull (April 14, 1806-Oct. 27, 1890) m. 1831, Lucy Tully ( -1890). 4. John Hull (1780-Aug. 29, 1833) m. 1st, before 1803, Rebecca Bennett (before 1780-1826). 5. Isaac Hull (1752-after 1800) m. 1780, Massie Vaughn ( -after 1780). 6. Isaac Hull (Nov. 17, 1731-after 1808) m. Nov. 25, 1751, Anne Dunham (July 12, 1734-after 1752). 7. Judge Joseph Hull (1706-1768) m. 1st, Dec. 20, 1730, Susannah Steele (Aug. 3, 1710-after May 16, 1737). 8. Ensg. Benjamin Hull (April 4, 1680-1732) m. 1704, Sarah Drake (1686-after April, 1722). 9. Capt. Benjamin Hull (Mch. 24, 1639-1713) m. 1668, Rachel York ( - ). 10. Rev. Joseph Hull (1595-Nov. 19, 1665) m. 2d, before 1635, Agnes (1610- ). 52

Rev. Joseph Hull, born in Crewkerne, England, was in Weymouth in 1635. Isaac Hull (1731-1808) served as Q. M. in the 2d Regiment, Sussex County, New Jersey. His son Isaac Hull (1752- 1800) also served in the New Jersey Troops.

ELIZABETH STONE (MRS. F. K. PERROW). 1768 Born in Hurt, Virginia. Descendant of Capt. Thomas Carter of Virginia, through the Revolutionary patriot Thomas Carter of Pittsylvania County, Va., as follows:

2. James Banister Stone (Oct. 23,1852-Nov. 24, 1915) m. June 18,1879, Kate Williamson Carter (Oct. 17,1859-Jan. 25,1900). 3. Dr. George Adcock Carter (May 20,1834-Mch. 16, 1892) m. Dec. 21,1858, Bettie Anne Womack (Feb. 17....-1921). 4. Rawley Williamson Carter (Feb. 8, 1788-Oct. 18, 1847) m. 1809, Annie Jennings Robertson (1782-abt. 1836). 5. Thomas Carter (Nov. 27, 1734-July 15, 1817) m. July 10, 1764, Winifred Hobson (July 15, 1745-Dec. 3, 1831). 6. Thomas Carter (abt. 1696-1735) m. abt. 1720, Joanna Miller ( -1737). 7. Capt. Thomas Carter (1672-Sept., 1733) m. Aug. 22, 1695, Arabella Williamson ( - ). 8. Capt. Thomas Carter (abt. 1630-Oct. 22, 1700) m. May 4, 1670, Katherine Dale (1652-May 10, 1703). Capt. Thomas Carter, born in England, purchased his first plantation in Virginia in 1654. He served as Captain in the Lancaster County Militia and as Burgess in 1667. Thomas Carter (1734-1817) enlisted March 10, 1777, for three years, as a private in the 1st Artillery Company, Conti­ nental Line.

Miss ELSIE MARION HUBBELL. 1769 Born in Shelton, Connecticut. Descendant of Richard Hubbell of Guilford, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriots John Hubbell and his son John of Stratford (now Huntington) as follows:

2. Warren Christopher Hubbell (Mch. 22, 1860-living May, 1923) m. Dec. 10, 1884, Annie F. Shelton (Oct. 24, 1861-living May, 1923). 53

3. Charles Hubbell (Jan. 5, 1817-Aug. 31, 1878) m. Sept. 10, 1848, Charlotte A. Shelton (Jan. 9, 1828-Sept. 23, 1902). 4. Christopher Hubbell (Dec. 25, 1777-Sept. 17, 1853) m. Sept. 14, 1815, Melissa Ficker (Oct. 25, 1791-Jan. 19, 1848). 5. John Hubbell (1751-Sept. 22, 1822) m. June 28, 1773, Sarah Curtis (1749-Nov. 4, 1841). 6. John Hubbell (1709-May 7, 1782) m. Hannah Wheeler (1719-Nov. 2, 1797). 7. Richard Hubbell (Jan. 25, 1684-Nov. 27, 1758) m. Dec. 11, 1707, Abigail Thompson ( - ). 8. John Hubbell ( -1690) m. 1652, Patience ( - ). 9. Richard Hubbell (1627/8-Oct. 23, 1699) m. 1650/1, Elizabeth Meigs ( -1664/5). Richard Hubbell, born in England, was admitted a Planter in Guilford, Conn., Feb. 25, 1653, and took the Oath of Fidelity May 4, 1654, made Freeman Mch. 7, 1647. He was one of the founders of the first church at Stratfield. John Hubbell (1709-1782) served as Lieutenant Oct. 5 to 30, 1775. His son John (1751-1822) served under Capt. Dimon.

Miss EMILIE D. HUNTLEY. 1770 Born in Marlow, New Hampshire. The same as Number 1756.

ANNA BELLE PURNELL (MRS. LIMON E. HARPEL). 1771 Born in Dover Hundred, Delaware. Descendant of Thomas Purnell of Northampton County, Va., through the Revolutionary patriot William Purnell of Worcester County, Md., as follows:

2. John Sylvester Purnell (Sept. 27, 1837-Oct. 20, 1884) m. Dec. 17, 1862, Mirriam Williams (May 8, 1841-Dec 28, 1876). 3. Thomas Hargadine Purnell (May 16, 1810-July 18, 1892) m. April 20, 1834, Mary Elizabeth Downs (May 9, 1813-April 14,1839). 4. Sylvester Purnell (May 10, 177LJan. 4, 1857) m. Dec. 8, 1798, Mary Hargadine (May 4, 1779-April 10, 1840). 5. William Purnell (Aug. 10, 1745-Sept. 27, 1820) m. May 1, 1770, Ann Sylvester (June 3, 1750-Mch. 5, 1804). 54

6. John Purnell (Feb. 6, 1715-1783) m. June 7, 1743, Comfort Armstead (June 22, 1724- ). 7. John Purnell (Feb., 1654-Jan. 5, 1741) m. April 7, 1695, Martha Bailey (Dec, 1670- ). 8. Thomas Purnell (Feb. 7, 1613-Aug. 28, 1690) m. Jan. 7, 1647, Elizabeth Darman (Mch., 1625-1671/3).

Thomas Purnell, born in England, was in Northampton County, Va., in 1635. He was a government surveyor and took up a tract of land in Worcester County, Md., in 1647. William Purnell (1745-182Cr) enlisted twice during the war, once in 1781 and again the following year.

HELEN MORSE (MRS. WILLIAM HOWARD LONGLEY). 1772 Born in Hammond, New York. Descendant of Samuel Morse of Dedham, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Jacob Morse of Dudley, Mass., as follows:

2. Hobart Abel Morse (June 24, 1844-living June, 1923) m. Jan. 1, 1867, Elizabeth Anna Dorwin (Feb. 24, 1845-living June, 1923). 3. Abel Partridge Morse (July 15, 1803-Julv 24, 1878) m. Aug. 27, 1829, Susan Enos Daniels (Jan. 28, 1810-Jan. 29, 1883). 4. Abel Morse (Nov. 18, 1766-Sept. 20, 1803) m. Dec. 11, 1788, Rebecca Brown (1768-1809). 5. Jacob Morse (Sept. 21, 1717-Mch. 30, 1800) m. 1753, Mary Merrifield (1735-Nov. 3, 1811). 6. Joseph Morse (Mch. 25, 1679-April 18, 1754) m. April 14, 1702, Prudence Adams (April 10, 1683-Feb. 23, 1772). 7. Capt. Joseph Morse (July 16, 1649-Feb. 19, 1717) m. Oct. 17, 1671, Mehitable Wood (Julv 22, 1655-Nov. 12, 1681). 8. Joseph Morse (1615-1654) m. Jan. 7, 1538, Hannah Phillips ( -Oct. 3, 1676). 9. Samuel Morse (1587-April 5, 1654) m. 1610, Elizabeth (1589-June 20, 1654).

Samuel Morse, born in Dedham, England, came first to Watertown in 1635, but in 1636 he went to the new settlement first called "Contentment," later Dedham. He served the town as Selectman from 1640 to 42 and later moved to Med- field. Jacob Morse (1717-1800) served as private on the Alarm, April 19, 1775. 55

CECELIA MANSUR (MRS. FRANK D. STALNAKER). 1773 Born in Indianapolis, Indiana. Descendant of Robert Mansur of Charlestown, Massa­ chusetts, through the Revolutionary patriot William Mansur of Draco, Mass., as follows:

2. Isaiah Mansur (April 14, 1824-Dec 3, 1880) m. June 25, 1862, Amelia Brown (April 7, 1841-Jan. 27, 1919). 3. Jeremy Mansur (Dec. 31, 1791-Jan. 17, 1875) m. May 2, 1814, Jane Carr (Feb. 24, 1794-Sept. 19, 1881). 4. William Mansur (Jan. 29, 1763-Sept. 6, 1844) m. Mch. 1, 1787, Sarah Bridge (1765-Oct. 22, 1837). 5. William Mansur (Jan. 1, 1737-abt. 1814) m. 1st, Oct. 30, 1762, Isabella Harvey (Jan. 26, 1740-Dec 27, 1826). 6. John Mansur (Nov. 10, 1705- ), m. Dec. 31, 1732, Hannah Lovejoy ( - ). 7. John Mansur ( - ) m. 2d, June 3, 1701), Elizabeth Henshaw (July 30, 1687- ). 8. Robert Mansur ( -before 1680) m. June 6, 1670, Elizabeth Brooks ( -Jan. 3, 1694/5).

Robert Mansur was in Charlestown prior to June 6, 1670, when he married. William Mansur (1737-1814) served on the Lexington Alarm and twice later. He was at the Battle of Ticonderoga, July 5, 1777.

Miss MARY H. BLISS. 1774 Born in Iowa Falls, Iowa. Descendant of Richard Seymour of Hartford, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Stephen Seymour of Watertown, Conn., as follows:

2. Lewis Oscar Bliss (July 29, 1826-ApriI 21, 1910) m. Jan. 13, 1854, Ruth Seymour (May 8, 1834-Nov. 21, 1906). 3. Norman Seymour (1799-Oct. 23, 1858) m. Sally Lewis (1799-Dec 30, 1884). 4. Titus Seymour (July 6, 1774-1846) m. Levie Blakeslee (Mch. 29, 1779-Jan. 13, 1851). 5. Abel Seymour (July 2, 1745-Nov. 17, 1814) m. Damaris Humaston (July 2, 1745-Jan. 12, 1794). 6. Stephen Seymour (1718-Nov. 13, 1807) m. Mch. 18, 1740, Mehitable Hicko (Nov. 22, 1723-May 7, 1767). 56

7. Ebenezer Seymour (abt. Feb. 1,1684-before Sept., 1733) m. Dec. 27,1709, Abigail Hollister (Aug. 16, 1688- ). 8. Richard Seymour ( -1710) m. Hannah Woodruff (1648-Sept. 16, 1728). 9. Richard Seymour ( -Nov. 25, 1655) m. Mercy Brashleigh ( -Nov. 22, 1656). Richard Seymour, born in Berry, Devonshire, England, was among the early settlers of Hartford. He is also among those who signed the agreement "for the settlement and planting of Norwalk" June 19,1650, and settled there about 1651. He served the town as Selectman. Stephen Seymour (1718-1807) was appointed Ensign of the Train Band in Northbury Parish.

MARY ROBERTS TREADWELL (MRS. HENRY LEE BEECHER). 1775 Born in Saint Peter, Minnesota. Descendant of Edward Treadwell of Ipswich, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Hezekiah Treadwell of Stratford, Conn., as follows: 2. John Noble Treadwell (Nov. 20, 1828-June 22, 1913) m. Nov. 18, 1868, Jane Anna Pickett (Nov. 17, 1832-Jan. 15, 1882). 3. Hezekiah Treadwell (Jan. 19, 1786-Mch. 17, 1830) m. Nov. 28, 1811, Julia Noble (Nov. 28, 1786-Feb. 7, 1833). 4. Hezekiah Treadwell (Feb. 14, 1741-Jan. 18, 1826) m. 2d, 1779, Abiah Stillson (Feb. 8, 1751-1793). 5. Hezekiah Treadwell (Dec 3, 1707-1761) m. 1730, Mehitable Minor (1709-1762). 6. John Treadwell (Feb. 11, 1674-Aug. 10, 1715) m. Feb. 8, 1699, Abigail Minor ( -Aug. 10, 1717). 7. Samuel Treadwell ( - ) m. before 1669, Ruth Wheeler ( - ). 8. Edward Treadwell ( -1660/1) m. Sarah ( -1684). Edward Treadwell first appears on the town records of Ipswich, Feb. 5, 1637, when he was granted "six acres for planting." He is supposed to have moved to Branford, Conn., in 1639, and later to Huntington, L. I., where he died. Hezekiah Treadwell (1741-1826) served as "Tailor" during the Revolution. 57

LENA GIDDINGS (MRS. CHARLES E. CHASE). 1776

Born in Anoka, Minnesota. Descendant of George Giddings of Ipswich, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Joshua Giddings of Hartland, Conn., as follows:

2. Aurora W. Giddings (Nov. 2, 1830-Feb. 5, 1917) m. Sept. 28, 1856, Mary Simons (Nov. 15, 1834-Nov. 12, 1915). 3. Aranda P. Giddings (Nov. 30, 1792-Oct., 1844) m. Oct. 30, 1824, Sarah Ives (Jan. 30, 1789-Aug. 28, 1851). 4. Joshua Giddings (Nov. 9, 1756-Oct. 21, 1833) m. 2d, 1787, Elizabeth Pease (May 29, 1756-Sept. 24, 1827), 5. Joshua Giddings (1719-Feb. 4, 1804) m. 1750, Jane Reed (Mch. 14, 1724-April 11, 1803). 6. Thomas Giddings (May 19, 1682- ) m. 1708, Sarah Butler ( - ). 7. John Giddings (1639-Mch. 3, 1691) m. Sarah ( -after 1691). 8. George Giddings (1608-June 1, 1676) m. Jane Lawrence (1615-Mch., 1680).

George Giddings, born in Albans, Hertfordshire, England, came with his wife on the "Planter" April 2, 1635, and settled in Ipswich. Joshua Giddings (1756-1833) was pensioned for service as a private under Cap.ts. John Watson and Asahel Brainard, 1775-77.

Miss AGNES CATHERINE JONES. 1777 Born in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Descendant of Robert Fletcher of Concord, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Asa Fletcher of Mendon, Mass., as follows:

2. William S. Jones (July 12, 1863-living April, 1923) m. Nov. 4, 1885, Amanda Fletcher (Mch. 17, 1866-living April, 1923). 3. James Monroe Fletcher (Dec. 20, 1819-July 30, 1910) m. Nov. 20, 1851, Catherine S. Campbell (April, 1829-Sept. 4, 1875). 4. James C. Fletcher (Mch. 5, 1792-1875) m. June 10, 1818, Sally Libby (Feb. 14, 1792-1878). 5. Abraham Fletcher (Oct. 13, 1766-Aug. 29, 1854) m. Margaret Crocker (Nov. 22, 1772-Nov. 30, 1861). 6. Asa Fletcher (abt. 1735-Dec. 12, 1822) m. April 6, 1762, Thankful Staples (July 4, 1737- ). 58

7. Abraham Fletcher (Jan. 20, 1706/7-1762) m. Oct. 25, 1731, Bethiah Aldrich (Mch. 7, 1713-1777). 8. Hezekiah Fletcher (April 6, 1672-April 20, 1722) m. May 11, 1703, Mary Wood (June 25, 1686-after 1748). 9. Francis Fletcher (1636-after 1704) m. Oct. II, 1656, Elizabeth Wheeler (abt. 1638-June 14, 1704). 10. Robert Fletcher (abt. 1592-April 3, 1677) m. — ( -1672-7). Robert Fletcher, born in England, came with wife and three sons, and settled in Concord in 1630. He served the town as Constable, Selectman and Juryman. Asa Fletcher (1735-1822) served as Corporal in Capt. Joseph Daniel's Company on the Alarm, April 19,1775, and as Sergeant in Capt. Peter Penning's Company from Dec. 8, 1776, to Jan. 21, 1777, and enlisted again Aug. 2, 1780, giving ten days service.

LOUISE EASTON (MRS. EDMUND A. MONTGOMERY). 1778 Born in Ottawa, Illinois. Descendant of Joseph Easton of Newtown (Cambridge), Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Samuel Easton of East Hartford, Conn., as follows:

2. William Starr Easton (Dec. 3, 1821-June 18, 1902) m. Sept. 21, 1847, Sarah Jane Bacon (Jan. 12, 1830-Oct. 5, 1905). 3. Starr Easton (Mch. 25, 1791-June 12, 1825) m. Clarissa Burgess (Sept. 13, 1800-Mav 20, 1890). 4. Samuel Easton (May 1, 1761-May 22, 1800) m. 1783, Ann Dennison (Oct. 25, 1761-Mch. 21, 1800). 5. Samuel Easton (Aug. 16, 1733-abt. 1773) m. Zerviah Risley ( -1783). 6. Joseph Easton (bpt. Feb. 14, 1702-April 20, 1761) m. Sarah (1710-Nov. 21, 1779). 7. Joseph Easton (abt. 1669-1735) m. 1694), Sarah Spencer ( - ). 8. Joseph Easton (1648-Dec 30, 1711) m. Hannah Ensign ( - ). 9. Joseph Easton (abt. 1602-Aug. 19, 1688) m.

( - )• Joseph Easton, born in England, came to the Colonies about 1633 and settled at Newtown, Mass. In 1636 he was one of the company that moved to Hartford, Conn., under 59 the leadership of Thomas Hooker. He was made Freeman Mch. 4, 1635, and served as Surveyor of Highways in Hart­ ford 1652, 54 and 56 and as Constable in 1658. Samuel Easton (1761-1800) enlisted as a private April 12, 1777, and was Corporal September, 1778, promoted i to Sergeant Mch. 22, 1781, and served until Dec. 31, 1781.

BERTHA E. DAVIS (MRS. EDWARD A. SEPARK). 1779 Born in Negaunee, Michigan. Descendant of Edmund Hobart of Charlestown, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot William Hobart of Townsend, Mass., as follows:

2. Rev. Herbert E. Davis (July 11,1852-July 15,1916) m. May 15,1878, Ette Hobart (Nov. 9, 1854-living Mch., 1923). 3. Malin Wilkinson Hobart (Jan. 17, 1819-Nov. 1, 1900) m. Jan. 17, 1843, Eunice L. Pierce (Oct. 6, 1821-Dec 17, 1887). 4. Baxter Hobart (Jan. 25, 1790-Mch. 20, 1879) m. Jan. 14, 1813, Eliza Potter (Nov. 16, 1785-Aug. 20, 1829). 5. William Hobart (May 23, 1751-Jan. 1, 1801) m. June 5, 1787, Dolly Smith (May 12, 1762-Oct. 12, 1851). 6. Israel Hobart (July 2, 1722-Aug. 31, 1796) m. July 7, 1748, Anna Lawrence (Jan. 24, 1728-1791). 7. Shebuel Hobart (1681-after 1726) m. 1714, Martha Prescott (Feb. 20, 1690-after May, 1727). 8. Gershom Hobart (Dec, 1645-Dec 19, 1707) m. Sarah Aldis (June 9, 1652-April 14, 1712). 9. Rev. Peter Hobart (1604-Jan. 20, 1679) m. 1st wife, ( -Dec, 1645). 10. Edmund Hobart (abt. 1574-Mch. 8, 1646) m. 1st wife, Margaret Dewey ( -before 1634).

Edmund Hobart, born in Hingham, England, landed at Charlestown, Mass., in May, 1633, and in 1635 moved to Bear Cove and changed its name to Hingham. His son Peter, who came to America with him, settled at Hingham and established the first church there. William Hobart (1751-1801) was appointed Chaplain of a Massachusetts Regiment under Col. Aaron Willard. 60

MARY FRANCES BURRIS (MRS. THOMAS S. INGLES). 1780 Born in Haverlock, Nebraska. Descendant of Henry Adams of Braintree, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot James Adams of Canterbury, Conn., as follows:

2. ErastusB. Burris (May 20,1868-April 12,1911) m. June 17,1890, Hattie Elizabeth Adams (July 20, 1870-living Mch., 1923). 3. William Knight Adams (Jan. 3, 1844-living Mch., 1923) m. Sept. 2, 1866, Marv Abigail Bradley ( -Sept. 8, 1875). 4. William Bradford Adams (Mch. 9, 1808-Sept. 14, 1874/5) m. Sept. 20 1838, Mary Ann Knight (1809/10-May 4, 1871). 5. James Adams (Nov. 5, 1775-Nov. 24, 1851) m. Jan. 31, 1798/9, Alice Bradford (April 15, 1777-April 25, 1812). 6. James Adams (June 7, 1748-June 28, 1805) m. Feb. 16, 1772, Jerusha Knight (Mch. 22, 1748-July 26, 1829). 7. Lt. Joseph Adams (Dec. 6, 1715-Dec 6, 1785) m. 1738, Sarah Bradford (Aug. 27, 1720-Mch. 20, 1807). 8. Capt. Joseph Adams (1682/3-Mch. 3, 1752) m. 1st, July 26, 1708, Eunice Spalding ( -April 5, 1726). 9. Samuel Adams (1652/3-Nov. 26, 1727) m. Mary ( -Mch. 28, 1718). 10. Lt. Thomas Adams (1612-July 20, 1688) m. 1642, Mary Blackmore (?) ( -Mch. 22, 1694/5). 11. Henry Adams ( -Oct. 6, 1646) m. 1st wife,

( - )• Henry Adams, born in Devonshire, England, arrived in Boston with wife and eight sons and one daughter in 1632 or 33 and settled in Braintree. James Adams (1748-1805) served on the Lexington Alarm.

CELIA HELEN WOLCOTT (MRS. ERNST F. MAGARET). 1781 Born in Elk City, Nebraska. Descendant of Henry Wolcott of Windsor, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Josiah Wolcott of Rocky Hill, Conn., as follows:

2. Orvis A. Wolcott (May 16, 1834-Dec. 21, 1914) m. Oct. 6, 1861, Helen D. Andrews (Mch. 14, 1837-April 17, 1922). 3. Erastus Wolcott (May 2, 1795-Dec 26, 1867) m. Jan. 19, 1820, Elmyra Hannahs ( - ). 61

4. Josiah Wolcott (Sept. 17, 1755-Jan. 17, 1838) m. May 13, 1779, Lydia Russell ( -April 17, 1805). 5. Josiah Wolcott (Mch. 27, 1720-Mch. 28, 1773) m. Nov. 13, 1752, Lois Goodrich ( - ). 6. Samuel Wolcott (April 11, 1679-Sept. 15, 1734) m. Dec. 27, 1705, Abigail Collins ( - ). 7. Samuel Wolcott (April 16, 1656-June 14, 1695) m. Mch. 6, 1678, Judith Appleton (1653-Feb. 19, 1741). 8. Henry Wolcott (Jan. 21, 1610-July 12, 1680) m. Nov. 18, 1641, Sarah Newberry ( -July 16, 1684). Henry Wolcott, born in Somersetshire, England, was Freeman in Boston, April 1, 1634. He moved to Dor­ chester in 1636 and in 1637 he was one of the twelve members composing the lower house. Josiah Wolcott (1755-1838) served as private in the Revo­ lution.

LOUISE LYFORD (MRS. HORATIO NELSON DANIELL). 1782 Born in Waverly, New York. Descendant of Francis Lyford of Boston through the Revo­ lutionary patriot Biley Lyford of Exeter and Brentwood, N. H., as follows:

2. James Monroe Lyford (Nov. 5, 1845-living May, 1923) m. Nov. 18, 1868, Helen Louise Sawyer (Sept. 4, 1849-June 10, 1912). 3. Albert Lyford (June 26, 1810-Sept. 13, 1867) m. Jan. 1, 1833, Phebe Bates (July 18, 1813-July, 1901). 4. John Lyford (Jan. 1, 1782-Jan. 1, 1854) m. Marian Rowe ( - ). 5. Biley Dudley Lyford (Oct. 10, 1755-April 16, 1830) m. 1st wife, Mary Robinson ( -before 1799). 6. Biley Lyford (Mch. 10, 1716-Feb. 10, 1792) m. Aug. 25, 1743, Judith Wilson (Feb. 18, 1717-1789). 7. Stephen Lyford (Oct. 20, 1682-Dec. 20, 1774) m. Sarah Leavitt (Jan. 13, 1693-Oct. 13, 1781). 8. Francis Lyford (before 1647-1724) m. Nov. 21, 1681, Rebecca Dudley (prior to 1666-after 1724). Francis Lyford, born in England, was in Boston as early as Feb. 12, 1667, when he witnessed a conveyance of land. He purchased land in Roxbury Feb. 20, 1670, and in Boston in 1672. He was Selectman in Exeter 1689, 90 and served in King Phillip's War in 1696. 62

Biley Lyford (1716-1792) served in Col. Nicholas Gilman's Regiment of Militia Sept. 12, 1777.

MARGARET G. THOMAS (MRS FREDERICK LEIDIG). 1783 Born in Waverly, New York. Same Founder and Patriot as the previous number, as follows:

2. Holloway Winslow Thomas (Dec. 31, 1836-Mch. 29, 1896) m. Feb. 16, 1863, Maria Anne Lyford (May 27, 1842-living May, 1923). 3. Albert Lyford (June 26, 1810-Sept. 13, 1867) m. Jan. I, 1833, Phebe Bates (July 18, 1813-July, 1901). The following generations are the same as the previous number.

MARIE BYNUM (MRS. JAMES LOWRY SMITH). 1784 Born in Horn Lake, Mississippi. Descendant of John Baynham (Banum) of "James Cittie" County, Va., through the Revolutionary patriot Britton Bynum of Greenville County, Va., as follows:

2. William Joseph Bynum (Aug. 3, 1826-Dec 10, 1907) m. Sept. 21, 1859, Katherine Ann Walker (Mch. 8, 1839-Oct. 18, 1916). 3. Britton Bynum (1762-Oct. 8, 1834) m. Aug. 24, 1803, Virginia (Jincy) Dupree (Aug. 6, 1787-Sept. 8, 1828). 4. Benjamin Bynum ( -Dec, 1783) m. Dec. 9, 1758, Lucy Williamson ( - ). 5. William Bvnum (1695-Mch., 1764) m. 2d, 1725, Mrs. Elizabeth Fort (1701-June, 1773). 6. John Byneham (1655-1715) m. 1st, 1683, Elizabeth (1665-1699). 7. John Baynham (1616-1691) m. 1647, Rosamond (1627- ). 8. John Baynham (Banum) (1569-after 1624) m. Elizabeth (1580- ). John Baynham, born in England, came in the "Susan" to Virginia in 1616 and settled in James Cittie where he received several grants of land. 63

Britton Bynum (1762-1834) served as private under Capt. Turner Bynum, North Carolina Militia, in 1781.

ELIZABETH REED (MRS. HINTON). 1785 Born in Reedville, Virginia. Descendant of Col. Thomas Reed of Salem, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot William Reed of the same place, as follows: 2. George N. Reed (April 3, 1863-living April, 1923) m. May 5, 1886, Lillian C. Cockrell (Aug. 6, 1861-April 5, 1915). 3. Elijah W. Reed (Nov. 27, 1827-Jan. 27, 1888) m. Oct. 17, 1847, Rebecca S. Herrick (May 31, 1825-Mch. 2, 1874). 4. George Reed (Feb. 7, 1794-Oct. 4, 1830) m. Hannah Allen ( - ). 5. Isaac Reed (Sept. 29, 1768- ) m. Sarah Freeman ( - ). 6. William Reed (1729- ) m. Marv Tuttle ( - ). 7. Jonathan Reed (Jan. 12, 1701-17....) m. Anna Hanson ( - ). 8. Jacob Reed (June 7, 1663-Nov. 7, 1726) m. Dec, 1693, Elizabeth Greed (Feb. 20, 1668- ). 9. Thomas Reed ( - ) m. Mary ( - ). Thomas Reed, born in England, came to America in the great fleet with Winthrop in 1630 and was made Freeman that same year. In 1643 he held the rank of Colonel. William Reed (1729- ) appears with the rank of Lieutenant in Capt. Langdon's Company July 12, 1775, and as Captain August 19, 1777, to Sept. 29 of the same year.

AGNES REED (MRS. JOHN W. RANDOLPH). 1786 Born in Reedville, Virginia. Same as -previous number.

LYRA MAYNARD SKINNER (MRS. EDWARD REILLY). 1787 Born in Marengo, Michigan. Descendant of John Skinner of Hartford, Conn., through 64 the Revolutionary patriot Isaac Skinner of Windsor, Conn., as follows:

2. Louis Maynard Skinner (Feb. 8, 1839-Feb. 19, 1906) m. Aug. 13, 1863, Clarissa Pamela Rice (Mch. 1, 1839-May 28, 1898). 3. Warren Skinner (April 2, 1804-Sept. 30, 1842) m. Mch. 15, 1832, Emma Neal Maynard (Sept. 8, 1803-Oct. 22, 1877). 4. Isaac Skinner (Mch. 11, 1746-Oct. 3, 1816) m. Mch. 22, 1777, Mabel Olcott (April 5, 1757- ). 5. Isaac Skinner (Oct. 7. 1717-June 13, 1799) m. Oct. 8. 1744, Dorcas Drake (Sept. 11, 1723- ). 6. Isaac Skinner (Aug. 16, 1691-Oct. 31, 1762) m. Dec. 5, 1716, Hannah Moore (April 4, 1697-Oct. 17, 1793). 7. Joseph Skinner (1643-May 31, 1724) m. April 5, 1666, Mary Filley (1647-Aug. 26, 1734). 8. John Skinner ( -Oct. 30, 1650) m. Mary Loomis ( -Aug. 19, 1680).

John Skinner, born in Braintree, England, came to America in 1635 as a member of Rev. Thomas Hooker's Company which settled in Hartford in 1636. Isaac Skinner (1746-1816) served as private seven months in 1775 in the Connecticut Militia.

Miss CARRIE ALLA CRITTENDEN. 1788 Born in Conway, Massachusetts. Descendant of Abraham Crittenden of Guilford, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Amos Crittenden of Plain- field, Mass., as follows:

2. Rufus Crittenden (Mch. 23, 1827-Dec. 15, 1909) m. Nov., 1848, Mary Jane Bates (Nov. 17, 1830-Mch., 1893). 3. Matthias Crittenden (1782-Jan. 30, 1842) m. Beulah Sadler ( - ). 4. Amos Crittenden (Sept. 26, 1754-Jan. 27, 1838) m. Jan. 23, 1777, Phebe Mclntire ( -1802). 5. Isaac Crittenden (April 3, 1720-1774) m. 1743, Lucy Benton ( -Jan. 13, 1796). 6. John Crittenden (Aug. 15, 1671-May 16, 1751) m. May 6, 1703, Bathsheba Johnson ( -April 25, 1752). 7. Abraham Crittenden (abt. 1635-Sept. 25, 1694) m. May 13, 1661, Susannah Gregson ( -Sept. 8, 1712). 8. Abraham Crittenden (abt. 1610-Jan., 1683) m. 1st wife, Mary ( -1664).

Abraham Crittenden, born in England, was in Guilford 65 before 1646 for at that time he was appointed overseer of the Mill Bay and flood gates and Assessor in 1651. Amos Crittenden (1754-1838) served as private, enlisting April 20, 1775, September, 1775, January, 1776, May, 1776. He was stationed in garrison in Montreal, and was with Arnold when wounded at Quebec. He was in the Battles of Lexington and Dorchester and was pensioned for his services.

MAY MORGRIDGE (MRS. PERCY C. ROWLAND). 1789 Born in Darby, Ohio. Descendant of William Tuttle of New Haven, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Enos Tuttle of New Canaan, Conn., as follows:

2. Joshua Bailey Morgridge (Aug. 2,1814-April 10, 1893) m. Feb. 17,1852, Harriet Hoyt Tuttle (Feb. 17, 1821-Mch. 29,1889). 3. Azor Tuttle (Aug. 30, 1785-June, 1847) m. 1818, Sarah Hoyt (1790-Oct. 4, 1835). 4. Enos Tuttle ( -Aug. 20, 1792) m. Jan. 16, 1776, Abigail Penoyer (Sept. 7, 1756- ). 5. David Tuttle (Mch. 6, 1701- ) m. Martha ( - ). 6. David Tuttle (Nov. 14, 1668-1752) m. Mary Read ( - ). 7. John Tuttle (1631-Nov. 12, 1683) m. Nov. 8, 1653, Kattareen Lane ( - ). 8. William Tuttle (abt. 1609-June, 1673) m. Elizabeth (1612-Dec 30, 1684). William Tuttle, born in England, came in "The Planter" with his family to Boston, about the first of July, 1635. In June, 1639, he appears on the Church Covenant of Quinnipac Colony. The first building erected for Yale College was on the land owned by William Tuttle. Enos Tuttle (before 1756-1792) served as a private in the Connecticut Troops.

Miss MINETTA ALICE HYDE. 1790 Born in Bloomington, Illinois. Descendant of William Hyde of Norwich, through the Revolutionary patriot Asa Hyde of the same place, as follows:

2. Valentine Mott Hyde (April 8, 1847-livingOct., 1923) m. Oct. 26,1892, Nellie Emily Welton (Oct. 31, 1864-living Oct., 1923). 3. Dr. Charles Andrew Hvde (Sept. 12, 1814-Sept. 2, 1870) m. Oct. 18, 1836, Harriet Zeriah Munger (Nov. 22, 1809-Feb. 2, 1887). 4. Ezra Hyde (Jan. 21, 1776-1846) m. 1806, Mrs. Philena Chichester ( - ). 5. Asa Hyde (July 21, 1741-Mch. 26, 1797) m. May 21, 1763, Lucy French (Aug. 9, 1741-Dec 30, 1796). 6. John Hyde (Dec. 5, 1698-Oct. 22, 1762) m. Sept. 21, 1721, Sarah Haskins (Aug. 9, 1741-Sept. 6, 1753). 7. John Hyde (Dec. 1667-Julv 26, 1727) m. Mch. 3, 1698, Experience Abel (Dec, 1674-Oct. 24, 1763). 8. Samuel Hyde (abt. 1637-1677) m. June, 1659, Jane Lee ( -Jan. 21, 1722). 9. William Hyde (abt. 1600-Jan. 6, 1681) m. ( - )• William Hyde, born in England, probably came over with Hooker; he went first to Hartford, thence to Saybrook and from there to Norwich in 1660. He served frequently as Selectman. Asa Hyde (1741-1797) served as a soldier in the Revo­ lution.

YETTA OVERTON (MRS. GEORGE N. WEST). 1791 Born in Bayport, Long Island. Descendant of Isaac Overton of Southold, L. I., through the Revolutionary patriots David Overton, Sr. and Jr., of Coram, L. I,, as follows:

2: Whitman Overton (Jan. 8, 1838-living Sept., 1923) m. Dec. 24, 1863, Lydia Ann Terry (Feb. 27, 1844-living Sept., 1923). 3. Davis Overton (Sept. 21, 1799-May 11, 1857) m. Dec. 1, 1821, Mary Ann Terry (Dec. 28, 1802-May 17, 1883). 4. Davis Overton (1770-May 8, 1836) m. abt. 1792), Deborah Wells ( -Sept. 17, 1843). 5. David Overton (Aug. 29, 1739-Mch. 24, 1826) m. Mary Davis ( - ). 6. David Overton (1712- ) m. Anna Hulse ( - ). 7. Isaac Overton (abt. 1680-Mch. 4, 1740/4) m. ( - )• 67

8. John Overton ( -Dec. 28, 1706),

9. Isaac Overton ( -1688) m. abt. 1670, Sarah ( - ). Isaac Overton, born in England, was here prior to 1652, being a minor in charge of a guardian and his widowed mother. He was in Southold in 1675. David Overton (1739-1826) served as a Minute Man, and his father David Overton (1712- ) is in the list of Refugees from Long Island during the war.

HARRIETTS TYLER (MRS. WILLIAM P. BARBER). 1792 Born in New Haven, Connecticut. Descendant of Thomas Noble of Boston through the Revolutionary patriot Matthew Noble of Westfield, Mass., as follows:

2. Heman A. Tyler (Oct. 17, 1842-May 12, 1911) m. Jan. 11, 1865, Harriet Ann Noble (May 29, 1840-Jan. 15, 1905). 3. Herain Noble (June 10, 1817-Jan. 4, 1863) m. Jan. 8, 1840, Lucinda M. House (April 7, 1815-Mav 26, 1899). 4. John Noble (Aug. 10, 1776-July 24, 1849) m. Nov. 9, 1802, Lucretia Fowler (Feb. 19, 1782-Feb. 2, 1867). 5. Matthew Noble (Julv 27, 1736-Aug. 30, 1804) m. Sept. 23, 1758, Lydia Eager (Jan. 20, 1740-Sept. 28, 1811). 6. Matthew Noble (Sept. 9, 1698-Aug. 8, 1771) m. May 31, 1720. Joanna Stebbins (Mch. 4, 1697-Nov. 1, 1763). 7. Matthew Noble (abt. 1668-abt. 1744) Dec. 10, 1690, Hannah Dewey (Feb. 21, 1672-after July 9, 1704). 8. Thomas Noble (abt. 1632-Jan. 20, 1704) m. Nov. 1, 1660, Hannah Warriner (Aug. 17, 1643-before May 12, 1721). Thomas Noble, born in England, was in Westfield before 1668, when his son was born. Matthew Noble (1736-1804) served as 2d Lieutenant in the 3d Hampshire Company, Massachusetts Militia.

HENRIETTA TYLER (MRS. WILLIS B. CASE). 1793 Born in New Haven, Connecticut. The same as previous number. Miss FLORENCE FRANCIS. 1794 Born in New York City. Descendant of Robert Francis of Wethersfield, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Asa Francis of Newington, Conn., as follows: 2. Dr. Charles Edward Francis (Jan. 24,1828-July 2, 1905) m. Nov. 24, 1852, Abbie H. Sutherland (Mch. 19, 1830-Mch. 31, 1912). 3. George Francis (Jan. 25, 1790-Mch. 17, 1873) m. Nov. 29, 1819, Martha Wadsworth (May 11, 1800-Nov. 22, 1872). 4. Asa Francis (Nov. 8, 1757-July 21, 1836) m. Mch. 8, 1781, Prudence May Warner (Sept. 12, 1757-Oct. 14, 1841). 5. Josiah Francis (Sept. 18, 1722-Nov. 10, 1798) m. Feb. 26, 1746, Millicent Stoddard (June 29, 1729-July 4, 1800). 6. Thomas Francis (Feb. 4, 1690-April 26, 1774) m. 1st, Mch. 19, 1718, Abigail Griswold (Dec. 1, 1701-Feb. 8, 1752). 7. John Francis (Sept. 4, 1658-Dec. 28, 1711) m. 2d, Jan. 16, 1683, Mercy Chatterton (Nov. 22, 1664-Oct. 13, 1745). 8. Robert Francis (abt. 1629-Jan. 2, 1712) m. abt. 1650, Joan (1629-Jan. 29, 1705). Robert Francis, born in England, appears in the Wethers­ field records as being made Freeman in 1645. He was a prominent member of the First Church there. Asa Francis (1757-1836) served as a private under Capt. Wells.

GRACE HUBBARD BUNCE (MRS. WILLIAM PAULDING). 1795 Born in Middleton, Connecticut. Descendant of George Hubbard of Hartford, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Jeremiah Hubbard of Middletown, Conn., as follows: 2. James Hough Bunce (Aug. 28, 1833-Oct. 12, 1908) m. May 17, 1865, Mary A. Hubbard (Jan. 3, 1838-living June, 1923). 3. Josiah Meigs Hubbard (June 10, 1785-Nov. 16, 1862) m. May 12, 1830, Sarah Sill (June 14, 1799-Jan. 19, 1891). 4. Jeremiah Hubbard (Oct. 27, 1732-Mch. 7, 1814), m. abt. 1783, Elizabeth Meigs (Feb. 3, 1748- ). 5. John Hubbard (Nov. 28, 1692-Mch. 12, 1753) m. Aug. 1, 1722, Elizabeth Stowe (1688-May 9, 1804). 6. Nathaniel Hubbard (Dec 10, 1652-May 20, 1738) m. May 29, 1682, Mary Earle (1663-April 6, 1732). 7. George Hubbard (1501-Mch. 18, 1684) m. 1640, Elizabeth Watts ( -1702). 69

George Hubbard, born in England, was one of the original settlers of Hartford, Conn., in 1639 and of Middletown in 1650. Jeremiah Hubbard (1732-1814) served as Captain and marched to the defence of Madison, Conn.

CARRIE LOUISE NETTLETON (MRS. FRANKLIN B. PLATT). 1796 Born in Milford, Connecticut. Descendant of Samuel Nettleton of New Haven, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Thaddeus Nettleton of Milford, Conn., as follows:

2. Albert Nettleton (Oct. 20, 1836-Mch. 20, 1918) m. Oct. 4, 1864, Emily Ann Manville (Jan. 16, 1845-living June, 1923). 3. Gilbert Nettleton (April 25, 1810-Dec 31, 1856) m. May 9, 1833, Martha Ann Clark (July 27, 1812-Mch. 14, 1885). 4. Thaddeus Nettleton (Aug. 19, 1777-Oct. 19, 1852) m. Mch. 3, 1800, Sarah Somers (Nov. 10, 1781-April 17, 1842). 5. Thaddeus Nettleton (Oct. 24, 1734-April 20, 1809) m. Hannah Camp (Jan. 20, 1738-May 9, 1799). 6. Silvanus Nettleton (Oct. 13, 1704-May 6, 1780) m. April 29, 1729, Mary Whitmore ( - ). 7. Samuel Nettleton ( - ) m. Feb. 8, 1681, Martha Baldwin (April 1, 1663- ). 8. Samuel Nettleton ( -1655) m. Maria ( -Oct. 29, 1658).

Samuel Nettleton was one of the men from Wethersfield who in 1644 purchased the land of Totoket (Branford) and began its settlement. Thaddeus Nettleton (1734-1809) served as private from May, 1775, to Nov. 28 of the same year.

SARAH SIMMS (MRS. CHARLES S. THOMPSON). 1797

Born in Covington, Georgia. Descendant of Marmaduke Semmes of Maryland, through the Revolutionary patriot James Simms of Columbia County, Ga., as follows: 70

2. Arthur Benjamin Simms (Mch. 15, 1842-June 6, 1887) m. Jan. 3, 1878, Sarah Jackson (July 29, 1882-living May, 1923). 3. Richard Lee Simms (1798-May 28, 1856) m. Oct. 26, 1834, Jerusha Bonner ( -Jan., 1866). 4. James Simms (abt. 1750-1809) m. June 9, 1781, Sarah Eleanor Ann (Lee) Key ( - ). 5. Anthony Simms (abt. 1722-1770), Sarah ( - ). 6. Anthony Semmes (abt. 1692/4-Feb., 1749) m. Sarah ( - ). 7. Anthony Semmes (abt. 1669-Jan., 1709) m. 1st wife, Bathia ( - ). 8. Marmaduke Semmes ( -1693) m. July, 1668, Mrs. Fostane Metford ( -1701). Marmaduke Semmes was in Maryland as early as 1662 for in that year he held the office of Doorkeeper to the Upper House of Burgesses. James Simms (1750-1809) served as Ensign in the 1st Maryland Regiment, December, 1776, and 2d Lieutenant April, 1777, 1st Lieutenant 1778, and was taken prisoner at Phillip's Heights Sept. 16,1778, and remained in prison until January, 1780.

Miss OLIVE WOODWARD HULBERT. 1798 Born in New York City.- Descendant of Thomas Hurlbut of Saybrook, through the Revolutionary patriot Amos Hurlbut of Lee, Mass., as follows;

2. Milan Hulbert Hulbert ( -living June, 1923) m. Oct. 1, 1891, Olive Evertsen Woodward ( -living June, 1923). 3. William Augustus Hulbert (May 22, 1842-living June, 1923) m. July 24, 1866, Helen Moore (Dec 14, 1844-living June, 1923). 4. Samuel Augustus Hulbert (Nov. 6, 1796-Jan. 16, 1875) m. May 15, 1839, Mary Robinson Plunkett (1806-1884). 5. Amos Hulbert (Hurlbut) (Dec. 3, !752-Nov. 15, 1835) m. Dec. 11, 1777, Esther Geer (Oct., 1756/7-Mch. 12, 1825). 6. Ebenezer Hurlbut (May 15, 1725-Feb. 14, 1777) m. before July 12, 1752, Katurah Brown (?) ( -Mch. 20, 1766). 7. Ebenezer Hurlbut (Jan. 17, 1682/3-Dec 15, 1766) m. May 4, 1709, Sarah Dickens ( -July 29, 1742). 8. John Hurlbut (Mch. 8, 1642-Aug. 30, 1690) m. Dec. 15, 1670, Mary Deming (1655- ). 9. Thomas Hurlbut (as early as 1610- ) m. ( - )• 71

Thomas Hurlbut, born in Scotland, is supposed to have come to America July 10, 1635, with Lion Gardiner. He was in Saybrook Feb. 22, 1637. Amos Hurlbut (1752-1835) served as a private in the Connecticut Continentals.

Miss ELLA HOPKINS JOY. 1799

Born in Detroit, Michigan. Descendant of John Hopkins of Cambridge, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Moses Hopkins of Great Barrington, Mass., as follows:

2. Richard Pickering Joy (Jan. 25, 1870-living Mch. 1923), m. Jan. 1, 1896, Ella Gertrude Hopkins (April 24, 1874-April 10, 1897). 3. Ward Hopkins (April 10, 1832-Jan. 5, 1914) m. June 2, 1869, Mrs. Permelia Morgan ( -1886). 4. Samuel Frederick Hopkins (Sept. 15, 1803- ) m. July 4, 1831, Mary Ann Keeney ( -June 21, 1884). 5. Ward Hopkins (June 29, 1779- ) m. Oct. 19, 1800, Anastasia Kellogg (Feb. 29, 1780-May 4, 1837). 6. Rev. Samuel Hopkins (Sept. 17, 1721-Dec 20, 1808) m. 1st, Jan. 13, 1748, Joanna Ingersoll (Feb. 1,1725-Aug. 31,1793). 7. Timothy Hopkins (Nov. 16,1691-Feb. 5,1748/9) m. Jan. 25,1719, Marv Judd (Jan. 30,1701-Dec 5,1744). 8. John Hopkins (1660-Nov". 4,1732) m. 1683, Hannah Rogers ( -May 3,1730). 9. Stephen Hopkins (1634-Oct., 1689) m. Dorcas Bronson ( -May 10,1697). 10. John Hopkins (abt. 1613-1654) m. 1633, Jane Strong ( - ).

John Hopkins, born in England, came to Cambridge in 1633, was made Freeman in 1634, moved to Hartford, Conn., in 1636. Samuel Hopkins (1721-1808) served from Great Barring- ton.

JULIA BREED SMITH (MRS. WALTER KING ADAMS). 1800

Born in Brainerd, Minnesota. Descendant of Henry Brown of Providence, R. I., through 72

the Revolutionary patriots Richard and Jesse Brown of Providence, as follows:

2. Maj. George Henry Smith (June 23, 1833-April29,1905) m. May 7,1855, Mary Frances Brown (Sept. 25,1835-livingSept., 1923). 3. Henry Villiers Brown (Dec. 24,1808-June 10,1862) m. Jan. 31, 1830, Mary Elizabeth Breed (April 1,1811-June21,1887). 4. Hezekiah Brown (1778-Oct. 24,1847) m. July 21, 1799, Elizabeth Cole (1783-Feb. 22,1866). 5. Jesse Brown (1739-April 13,1813) m. Mary (1752-Sept. 14,1822). 6. Richard Brown (Feb. 28,1712-Mch. 21,1812) m. Mary Boone (1713-May 29,1804). 7. Richard Brown (1676-Feb. 20,1774) m. Mary Rhodes ( - ). 8. Henry Brown ( -after Sept. 27,1600) m. Waite Waterman ( - ). Henry Brown, born probably in England, was in Provi­ dence, R. I., in 1652, and drew a town lot April 12, 1675. Richard Brown (1712-1812) appears as Matross in Capt. Adams's Company, serving four months in 1778. His son Jesse (1739-1813) served as private in Capt. Peck's Company in camp at Warren, Oct. 8, 1779.

Also descended from John Smith of Providence, R. I., through the Revolutionary patriot Noah Smith of Smithfield, R. I., as follows:

2. Maj. George H. Smith (June 23,1833-April29, 1905) m. May 7, 1855, Mary Frances Brown (Sept. 25, 1835-living Sept., 1923). 3. Hon. Squire Smith (April 19, 1799-Dec 8, 1855) m. Feb. 9, 1826, Prudence Randall (May 9, 1800-Julv 11, 1837). 4. Esquire Smith (Oct. 18, 1765-Sept., 1824; m. Amy Brown (1770-1814). 5. Noah Smith (July 10, 1734-after 1790) m. Aug. 25, 1763, Keziah Man (Aug. 13, 1741-after 1768). 6. Noah Smith (May 7, 1705-Sept. 28, 1746) m. ( - )• 7. Elisha Smith (April 14, 1680-1766) m. Experience Moury ( - ). 8. John Smith ( -1682) m. Sarah Whipple (Feb. 6, 1642-1687). 9. John Smith (1595-1648) m. Alice ( -1650). John Smith, born in England, was known as "The Miller." He settled first in Dorchester, but joined Roger Williams and 73 became one of the founders of Providence, where he estab­ lished a gristmill and became Town Clerk in 1641. In 1647 he was a delegate to Portsmouth to organize a government under a new charter. Noah Smith (1734-1790) served as a messenger, warning members of the General Assembly in Providence County to attend the session of November, 1776, and later carried acts of the assembly to Kent and Kings counties

MATTIE CHAPMAN (MRS. LOUIS L. DODGE). 1801 Born in Burlington, New York. Descendant of John Thompson of Long Island, through the Revolutionary patriot Elihu Thompson of Stonington, Conn., as follows:

2. Dorr C. Chapman (Oct. 21, 1851-May 30, 1883) m. June 11, 1873, Sarah A. Thompson (Oct. 29, 1854-Sept. 1, 1897). 3. Ellis C. Thompson (July 14, 1824-June 5, 1914) m. Aug. 11, 1853, Elzama Kelsey (June 19, 1829-July 15, 1894). 4. James S. Thompson (Oct. 13, 1801-July 9, 1869) m. Jan. 31, 1822, Amanda Colburn (Jan. 31, 1805- ). 5. William Thompson (1777-June 7, 1850) m. Betsy Pope (Sept. 12, 1782- ). 6. Elihu Thompson (Sept. 5, 1741-after 1790) m. Jan. 14, 1767, Desire Palmer (July 19, 17.46- ). 7. William Thompson (July 23, 1695-before Dec. 9, 1783) m. April 25, 1721, Katherine Richardson (Jan. 16, 1697-before Dec. 9, 1783). 8. William Thompson (1653-June 5, 1705) m. Dec. 7, 1692, Bridget Chesebrough (Mch. 25, 1667-Nov. 28, 1720). 9. John Thompson ( -Oct. 14, 1688) m. ( - )• John Thompson came to Long Island in 1656 and settled at Setauket, being one of the fifty-five original proprietors of the town of Brookhaven. Elihu Thompson (1741 after 1790) is in the roll of members of the first Military Company of Stonington, Conn., who per­ formed half-day military training.

HELEN TAYLOR (MRS. HAROLD PALMER HOWARD). 1802 Born in Brooklyn, New York. 74

Descendant of John Taylor of Hadley, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Ebenezer Taylor of the same place, as follows:

2. James Allen Taylor (Sept. 8, 1843-living Jan., 1924) m. Sept. 28, 1869, Ella Lynde Farnsworth (Jan. 3, 1847-Aug. 16, 1873). 3. Milo Albertus Taylor (Aug. 25, 1817-April 21, 1869) m. Sept. 11, 1838, Snphmnia Benton (Feb. 7, 1818-Nov. 24, 1910). 4. Levi Taylor (May 22, 1787-Sept. 26, 1849) m. Aug. 18, 1812, Eunice Burnham (Sept. 5, 1787-Sept. 2, 1859). 5. Levi Taylor (1765-June 1, 1832) m. Sarah Smith (Oct. 20, 1766-Julv 28, 1844). 6. Ebenezer Taylor (Mch. 24, 1723-Jan. 3, 1809) m. Experience ( -Jan. 8, 1805). 7. Ebenezer Taylor (Mch. 1, 1697-after 1765) m. Mehitable Smith (May 9, 1696- ). 8. John Taylor (abt. 1639-Oct. 17, 1713) m. Dec. 12, 1666, Mary Selden (bpt. Mch. 26, 1648-Jan. 7, 1713).

John Taylor, born in England, appears in Hadley, Mass., in 1662 as an applicant for land. He took the Oath of Allegiance Feb 8, 1679. Ebenezer Taylor (1723-1809) served as private under Col. John Cowles April 12, 1775, to the 19th.

Also descendant of Matthias Farnsworth of Lynn, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Abel Farnsworth of Harvard, as follows:

2. James Allen Taylor (Sept. 8, 1843-living Jan., 1924) m. Sept. 28, 1869, Ella Lynde Farnsworth (Jan. 3, 1847-Aug. 16, 1873). 3. Jacob Farnsworth (June 24, 1822-Dec 24, 1890) m. Mch. 12, 1846, Charlotte A. Lynde (Oct. 22, 1828-Jan. 27, 1887). 4. Jacob Farnsworth (April 18, 1791-April 14, 1837) m. April 29, 1813, "Eliza Gary Glazier West (Oct. 16, 1790-May 19, 1865). 5. Jacob Farnsworth (July 1, 1764-Mch. 4, 1798) m. Mch. 1, 1789, Sally Gary (Carey) ( -Nov. 8, 1794). 6. Abel Farnsworth (May 19, 1734-Jan. 17, 1801) m. Dec. 6, 1763, Elizabeth McFarling (1742-Apr. 21, 1811). 7. Jonathan Farnsworth (Mch. 17, 1701-Aug. 1, 1775) m. June 30, 1725, Mary Burt (abt. 1701-June 9, 1765). 8. Jonathan Farnsworth (June 1, 1675-June 16, 1748) m. 1698, Ruth Shattuck (June 24, 1668- ). 9. Matthias Farnsworth (1612-Jan. 21, 1688/9) m. Mary Farr ( -1716/17).

Matthias Farnsworth, born in England, first appears in Lynn in 1657; he moved to Groton about 1660 and was made 75

Freeman there in 1670. He served as Constable and Select­ man. Abel Farnsworth (1734-1801) served as private under Capt. Burt, on the Alarm, 1775. He also enlisted July 29, 1779, for five months.

MATIE BELL BINGHAM (MRS. GEORGE W. PHILLIPS). 1803 Born in Covington, Nebraska. Descendant of John Cowles of Farmington, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot John Cowles of Belchertown, Mass., as follows: 2. William Arthur Bingham (1832-Feb. 8, 1895) m. May 5, 1870, Rosa Belle Cowles (Sept. 2, 1856-July 14, 1902). 3. Seneca Roe Cowles (Oct. 8, 1832-Dec 12, 1901) m. May 28, 1849, Elvira Lydia Johnson (Dec. 13, 1834-Aug. 28, 1902). 4. Samuel B. Cowles (1807-1865) m. Sarah Perkins ( - ). 5. Abner Cowles (Feb. 7, 1761-Mav 29, 1837) m. Dec. 20, 1792, Jemima Ackley (April 17, 1770-july 20, 1821). 6. John Cowles (July 28, 1731-1811) m. 1757, Hannah Bardwell (1738-Feb. 2, 1813). 7. John Cowles (Dec. 27, 1700-1735) m. Mary (1707-1795). 8. Jonathan Cowles (Jan. 26, 1-671-July 1, 1756) m. Jan. 21, 1697, Prudence Frary ( -July 1, 1756). 9. John Cowles (1641-May 12, 1711) m. Nov. 22, 1668, Deborah Bartlett ( - ). 10. John Cowles (1593-1675) m. Hannah (1596-1684). John Cowles, born in England, settled in Farmington about 1640. In 1659 he was one of the signers who started the settlement of Hadley, and in 1661 helped to establish Hatfield. John Cowles (1731-1811) was Captain of a Company in Woodbridge, April 20, 1775. He marched on the Alarm and was at the Battle of Bunker Hill.

SYLVIA EVALENA ADAMS (MRS. A. C. FELT). 1804 Born in Monroe, Wisconsin. Descendant of Thomas Noble of Springfield, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Nathan Noble of Gray, Me., as follows:

2. Clarendon E. Adams (Dec. 21, 1846-living Oct., 1923) m. Oct. 20, 1867, Abbie Asenath Noble (Aug. 6, 1849-living Oct., 1923). 3. Daniel Noble (Mch. 8, 1793-Mch., 1862) m. Mch. 18, 1830, Asenath Knight (July 22, 1809-Aug., 1893). 4. Nathan Noble (Feb. 20, 1761-Jan. 13, 1827) m. Sept. 15, 1785, Hannah Hobbs (July 23, 1769-Mch. 26, 1825). 5. Nathan Noble (Feb.'4, 1722-Oct. 7, 1777) m. May 12, 1748, Mary Gray (Jan. 13, 1726-Oct. 29, 1785). 6. John Noble (Feb. 15, 1685-1773) m. Abigail Buck (Jan. 2, 1692-after 1722). 7. John Noble (Mch. 6, 1662-Aug. 17, 1714) m. 1684, Mary Goodman (Nov. 5, 1665-after Mch. 15, 1714). 8. Thomas Noble (abt. 1632-Jan. 20, 1704) m. Nov. 1, 1660, Hannah Wariner (Aug. 17, 1643-before May 12, 1721). Thomas Noble, born in England, moved to Springfield from Boston in 1653. Nathan Noble (1722-1777) enlisted from Gray, Me., for three years service but was killed at the Battle of Saratoga.

GRACE E. HALL (MRS. ALFRED J. BROSSEAU). 1805 Born in Aledo, Illinois Descendant of John Hall of Dover, N. H., through the Revolutionary patriot Joseph Hall of the same place, as follows:

2. Joseph Merrill Hall (April 12, 1830-Oct. 15, 1907) m. Mch. 10, 1857, Mary Olivia Pray (Oct. 20, 1832-Jan. 3, 1910). 3. Ivory Hall (Feb. 23, 1801-Apr. 4, 1883) m. Oct. 10, 1824, Louise Maria Thompson (Jan. 8, 1803-July 18, 1896). 4. Elias Hall (Aug. 16, 1777-Oct. 16, 1851) m. 1798, Hannah Tina (1772-Apr. 29, 1801). 5. Joseph Hall (Nov. 5, 1738-after 1785) m. Mch. 3, 1763), Marv Cox (1757-after 1780). 6. Joseph Hall (Mch. 26, 1706-Nov. 14, 1782) m. Dec. 19, 1734. Peniel Bean (1710-1786). 7. Ralph Hall (1657-Dec. 13, 1706) m. 2d, May 26, 1701, Mary Chesley ( - ). 8. John Hall (Sept. 3, 1617-Mch. 4, 1692) m. Elizabeth Leighton (1624- ). John Hall, born in Ecclesfield, England, was one of the 77 founders, in 1640, of Dover, N. H. He served as Selectman in 1660; Grand Juror, 1663, 66, 68; "Clerk of ye writs" for the court, 1663, 68, 69; Town Clerk 1670, 75, 79. Joseph Hall (1738-after 1785) served as Corporal, enlisting July 9, 1775, under Capt. Larrabee for six months, and again in 1777 and served until 1781.

Miss KATHARINE RAPPLEYE COVERT. 1806 Born in Interlaken, New York. Descendant of Teunis Jansz Coevers of Bedford, L. I., through the Revolutionary patriot Tunis Covert, Sr., of Somerset County, N. J., as follows:

2. John Van Nuys Covert (Mch. 3, 1827-Aug. 11, 1906) m. Feb. 7, 1854, Anne Rappleye (April 25, 1830-Sept. 23, 1913). 3. Abraham Brokow Covert (Aug. 29, 1803-July 10, 1884; m. Sept. 23, 1824, Mary Van Nuys (Oct. 1, 1803-Feb. 2, 1884). 4. Tunis Covert (June 18, 1777-Nov. 31, 1849) m. 1802, Cornelia Brockow (Sept. 23, 1771-June 6, 1844). 5. Tunis Covert (Mch. 25, 1745-June 17, 1798) m. 1765, Magdeline Van Haughor ( -1801 J. 6. Leukas Covert (abt. 1713-1789) m. 1731, Femmite ( - ). 7. Hans Coevers (abt. 1653- ) m. 1705, Jone Bragaw (1672- ). 8. Teunis Jansz Coevers (abt. 1625-1690/1700) m. Barbara Leucas ( -after 1690). Teunis Jansz Coevers, born in Holland, emigrated in 1651 and settled in Bedford, L. I., where he was an elder in the Brooklyn Church. Tunis Covert, Sr. (1745-1798) served as private in the New Jersey Troops.

Also descendant of Joris Jassen de Rapalje of Fort Orange, N. Y., through the Revolutionary patriot Jacobus Rapalyea of Middlesex County, N. J., as follows:

2. John Van Nuys Covert (Mch. 3, 1827-Aug. 11, 1906) m. Feb. 7, 1854, Anne Rappleye (Apr. 25, 1830-Sept. 23, 1913). 3. Abram Rappleye (Feb. 7, 1802-Jan. 25, 1883) m. Dec. 25, 1822, Caty Woodworth (May 4, 1802-Mch. 5, 1884). 4. Peter Rappley (Feb. 27, 1776-Aug. 6, 1858) m. Nov. 28, 1799, Mary Covert (Dec. 10, 1777-Sept. 20, 1870). 7K

5. Jacobus Rapelea (1743-Oct. 27, 1827) m. Sarah Williamson ( -1813). 6. Jeromus Raplyea (abt. 1718- ) m. Anna ( - ). 7. Derick (Richard) Rapelyea (1696-after 1775) m. Antjie ( - ). 8. Teunis Rapalje (May 5, 1671-1723) m. Sarah Van Vetchen ( - ). 9. Jeronemius Rapalje (June 27, 1643-abt. 1700) m. Anna Denyse ( - ). 10. Joris Jassan De Rapalje (Aug. 24, 1572-1661) m. Catalyntie Frisco (1605-Sept. 11, 1689).

Joris Jassan De Rapalje, born in Antwerp, Holland, came in the ship "Unity" in 1623, and settled in New Amsterdam. He was a leading citizen and served as Magistrate of Brook­ lyn. Jacobus Rapelyea (1743-1827) served as private in the New Jersey Militia from Middlesex County, N. J.

MAE MAGRUDER WYNNE (MRS. IKE BARTON MCFARLAND). 1807 Born in Huntsville, Texas. Descendant of Robert Wynne of Charles City County, Va., through the Revolutionary patriot Joshua Wynne of Richmond County, Ga., as follows:

2. Gustavus Adair Wynne (Nov. 25, 1858-living May, 1923) m. Nov. 21, 1883 Samuella Gibbs (Mch. 3, 1861-Sept. 20, 1921). 3. John Magruder Wynne (Oct. 21, 1833-June 4, 1881) m. Jan. 14, 1858, Marv de Berry Adair (Nov. 19, 1837-Feb. 16, 1922). 4. Erasmus Wynne (Dec. 19, 1807-Mch. 6, 1863) m. Mch. 1, 1831, Jane Sophronia Anderson (Aug. 3, 1814-Oct. 31, 1856). 5. Williamson Wynne (1760-1829) m. 1802-7, Eleanor Magruder (before 1790-after Feb. 13, 1848). 6. Joshua Wynne (abt. 1740-1805/6) m. Elizabeth Apling ( -after 1806). 7. Joshua Wynne ( -1789) m. 1st before 1720, Mary Lucretia ( -before 1789). 8. Joshua Wynne ( -prior to Mch. 30, 1715) m. Mary ( -after 1708). 9. Col. Robert Wynne ( -1675/8) m. Mrs. Mary Poythress ( - ).

Col. Robert Wynne, born in England, came from there to 79

Charles City County, Va., before 1657 as he, at that time, began representing the county at the sessions of March, 1657. He was speaker of the house from 1661 to 74. Joshua Wynne (abt. 1740-1805) appears in a list of Georgia soldiers, as Captain and Major.

IDA M. SPENCER (MRS. F. W. SIVYER). 1808 Born in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. Descendant of John Whitcomb of Scituate, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Joseph Whitcomb of Hingham, as follows:

2. John Hervey Spencer (Nov. 13, 1808-Dec 20, 1897) m. Ellen Maria Whitcomb (Mch. 12, 1820-May 24, 1881). 3. Shubal Whitcomb (Feb. 27, 1771-Mch. 30, 1848) m. Dec. 24, 1776, Ruth Lincoln (Nov., 1801-July 9, 1864). 4. Joseph Whitcomb (1743-April 21, 1832) m. Oct. 25, 1770, Hannah Nicholas (June 25, 1752-Feb. 15, 1829). 5. Israel Whitcomb (1701-Feb. 19, 1787) m. Jan. 16, 1727, Hannah Kent (1707-July 22, 1782). 6. Israel Whitcomb (1661-May 5, 1733) m. May 28, 1700, Mary Stoddard (Aug. 30, 1672-after May, 1729). 7. Robert Whitcomb (1635-1682) m. Mch. 9, 1660, Mary Cudworth (July 23, 1637-1699). 8. John Whitcomb (1558-Sept. 24, 1662) m. ( - )• John Whitcomb, born in Dorchester, England, was in Scituate before 1635. Joseph Whitcomb (1743-1832) joined Col. Samuel Ashley's Regiment of Militia in New Hampshire and marched to reinforce the army at Ticonderoga.

WILDIE J. BILLUPS (MRS. JOHN M. MORGAN). 1809 Born in Columbus, Mississippi. Descendant of George Billups of Gloucester County, Va., through the Revolutionary patriot John Billups of the same place, as follows: 80

2. James Saunders Billups (Nov. 22, 1849-Jan. 11, 1919) m. 1868, Wildie Sykes (Sept. 8, 1852-Aug. 11, 1899). 3. Col. Thos. Carleton Billups (April 2, 1804-1866) m. Sept. 13, 1847, Frances Ann Saunders (April 12, 1808-June 1, 1890). 4. John Billups (Mch. 17, 1755/6-Oct. 23, 1814) m. 1798, Susannah (Carleton) Cox (May 6, 1761-Jan. 10, 1817). 5. Robert Billups (Mch., 1720-before 1795) m. June 14, 1755, Ann Ransone ( - ). 6. Joseph Billups (1697-1767) m. 1719, Margaret Lilly (1700-1770). 7. John Billups (1660-after 1709) m. before June 6, 1695, Mary Gasscock ( - ). 8. George Billups (1630-after 1684) m. 1655, Sarah ( -after 1684). George Billups, born in England, received a patent of 250 acres at the head of Wading Creek. John Billups (1755-1814) was commissioned Lieutenant of Gloucester Militia on Sept. 13, 1775, and served until 1778.

VIVIAN MARIA LEWIS (MRS. M. L. SIGMAN). 1810 Born in Texarkana, Texas. Descendant of Gen. Robert Lewis of York County, Va., through the Revolutionary patriot John Lewis of Mecklin- burg County, Va., as follows:

2. Dr. Francis Brooking Lewis (Oct. 3,1825-Oct. 3,1890) m. Dec. 25,1866, Elizabeth Broadnax Mann (Dec. 17, 1848-living Oct., 1923). 3. Augustine Lewis (Nov. 23, 1784-1852) m. July 13, 1809, Louisa Brooking (1790-1860). 4. John Lewis (Aug. 31, 1753-Aug. 29, 1835) m. Feb. 8, 1776, Elizabeth Kennon (Nov. 13, 1754-Jan. 14, 1825). 5. John Lewis (1726-after 1766) m. 1752, Catherine Fauntleroy (1733-1787). 6. Robert Lewis (bpt. May 4, 1704-1766) m. 1725, Jane Meriwether (1706- ). 7. John Lewis (Nov. 30, 1669-Nov. 14, 1725) m. 1692, Elizabeth Warner (Nov. 24, 1672-Feb. 5, 1719/20). 8. John Lewis (1640- ) m. 1660, Isabel Warner ( - ). 9. Robert Lewis ( -1645) m. 1635, Elizabeth ( - ).

Robert Lewis, born in Brecon, Wales, sailed from Graves- end April, 1635, with wife Elizabeth. He received a grant of land in York County, Va. 81

John Lewis (1755-1835) served as private, enlisting in Mecklinburg County, Va., August, 1777, serving under Capt. Burton, and in 1781 under Capt. Graves and received a pension for said services.

ADA CAROLINE PLATTS (MRS. GEORGE MATIN). 1811 Born in Alton, Illinois. Descendant of Lieut. Abel Platts of Rawley, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriots Abel Platts, Sr., Joseph Platts, Sr. and Jr., of Rindge, N. H., as follows:

2. Anson Platts (1819-Sept. 18, 1872) m. Nov. 18, 1849, Lavinia Hart (Dec 4, 1832-Nov. 3, 1910). 3. Josiah Platts (April 28, 1788-after 1819) m. Oct. 31, 1811, Lydia Walton (Oct. 19, 1786-July 16, 1869). 4. Joseph Platts (1755-Mch. 29, 1799) m. Mch. 24, 1778, Abigail Sawtelle (June 27, 1758-Mch. 25, 1835). 5. Joseph Platts (1726-Aug. 25, 1817) m. 1st, Nov. 16, 1752, Deborah Page (April 11, 1733-1758). 6. Abel Platts (Feb. 6,. 1703/4-Julv 23, 1777) m. April 21, 1725, Mary Varnum (1739-after 1771). 7. Moses Platts (Feb. 4, 1673-Mch. 30, 1739) m. Nov. 22, 1693, Hannah Platts (April 15, 1676-Mch. 31, 1755). 8. Abel Platts ( -1690) m. May 8, 1672, Lydia Bailey ( -after 1690). Abel Platts, born in England, was an early settler in Raw- ley, being there as early as 1640. Abel Platts (1703-1777) and his son Joseph (1726-1817) signed the Declaration of Loyalty as members of the Com­ mittee of Safety in Rindge, and Joseph, Jr. (1755-1799) served as Ensign under .

EDITH TURNER (MRS. GEORGE A. ALLING). 1812 Born in Northfield, Connecticut. Descendant of George Hubbard of Middletown, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Josiah Hubbard of West- bury, Conn., as follows:

2, Edward Turner (Mch. 21, 1835-Dec 2, 1891) m. June 4, 1856, Jane Elizabeth Hubbard (Dec. 30, 1833-June 20, 1913). 82

3. Jesse Hubbard (Oct. 12, 1798-May 8, 1844) m. Jan. 21, 1829, H Sallie Scoville (Mch. 22, 1801-Oct. 12, 1869). 4. Josiah Hubbard (Aug. 10, 1752-Aug. 7, 1829) m. 3d, Nov. 24, 1796, Susanna Marks (1765-Dec 20, 1854). 5. Josiah Hubbard (April 23, 1732- ) m. Nov. 7, 1751, Abigail Wetmore (1731-July 16, 1796). 6. Ebenezer Hubbard (Oct. 2, 1696-Mch. 30, 1776) m. Feb. 25, 1725, Hannah Wetmire (May 2, 1702-Mav 22, 1761). 7. Nathaniel Hubbard (Dec. 10, 1652-May 20, 1738) m. May 29, 1682, Mary Earle (1663-April 6, 1732). 8. George Hubbard (1601-Mch. 18, 1684) m. 1640, Elizabeth Watts ( -1702).

George Hubbard, born in England, was in Hartford in 1635 and in Middletown, March, 1650, where he held a com­ mission as an Indian Agent and trader. Josiah Hubbard (1752-1829) was a member of a special military company in Westbury, Conn., exempted from mili­ tary exercise because of previous practice, by special order of the Governor, at a General Assembly, April 26, 1775.

EVELYN SARAH FLETCHER (MRS. CHARLES LANDON ALVORD). 1813 Born in Titusvllle, . Descendant of Aquila Chase of Hampton, N. H., through the Revolutionary patriot Moses Chase of Cornish, N. H., as follows:

2. Ruel Danforth Fletcher (Dec. 17, 1831-July 31, 1914) m. Sept. 30, 1856, Mary Ann Chase (Oct. 24, 1837-living Oct., 1923). 3. Edward Huntington Chase (July 18, 1807-June 18, 1878) m. Feb., 1835, Sarah Ann Titus (May 18, 1808-Mch. 3, 1897). 4. Rev. Amos Chase (May 19, 1760-Dec 22, 1849) m. June 10, 1792, Joanna Boulstone Lareman (June 10, 1767-1848). 5. Moses Chase (Mch. 16, 1727- ) m. Apr. 17, 1752, Hannah Brown ( - ). 6. Daniel Chase (Sept. 20, 1685-May 28, 1769) m. Jan. 6, 1706, Sarah March (1683-1771). 7. Moses Chase (Dec. 24, 1663-Sept. 6, 1743) m. Ann Folansby (1668-April 18, 1708). 8. Aquila Chase (1618-Dec 27, 1670) m. Anne Wheeler ( -April 21, 1687).

Aquila Chase, born in England, with his brother, was one of the original settlers of Hampton, N. H., and was given 83 land in 1639 and 40. In 1646 he was induced to move to Newbury and given land there provided he would go to sea and serve the town with a boat for four years. Moses Chase (1727- ) served as Captain of a Company which reinforced the garrison at Ticonderoga, June 27, 1776, under Col. Benj. Billons, Sept. 21, 1777, and Col. Enoch Hall, Aug. 10, 1778.

ANNE ELIZABETH BRYANT (MRS. BASSETT). 1814 Born in Ansonia, Connecticut. Descendant of George Clark of Milford, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Elisha Clark of Milford, as follows:

2. Edson Lewis Bryant (Feb. 7, 1842-Nov. 3, 1914) m. June 14, 1866, Mary Elizabeth Clark (Feb. 4, 1845-living Sept., 1923). 3. Merritt Clark (Dec 4, 1815-Dec. 24, 1895) m. Oct. 27, 1841, Mary Ann Hodge (Jan. 4, 1821-Nov. 27, 1889). 4. Nehemiah Clark (Jan. 13, 1784-Jan. 11, 1820) m. Oct. 25, 1810, Sarah Clark (Oct. 9, 1786-Jan. 3, 1820). 5. Elisha Clark (Oct. 19, 1758-May 30, 1840) m. Jan. 14, 1777, Sarah Beach (abt. 1760-Jan. 27, 1851). 6. Thomas Clark (Sept. 29, 1715-abt. 1774) m. Deborah Buckingham (Mch. 22, 1718-July 25, 1808). 7. George Clark (Aug. 31, 1673-abt. 1726) m. Jan. 3, 1705/6, Mrs. Sarah (Beard) Buckingham (July 22, 1675- ). 8. Thomas Clark (abt. 1638-Oct. 23, 1719) m. May 20, 1663, Hannah Gibbard (bpt. Oct. 31, 1641-Nov. 4, 1703). 9. George Clark ( -June 10, 1690) m. Sarah ( -Sept. 22, 1689). George Clark, probably born in England, appears in a list of Planters in Milford, dated Nov. 29, 1639. He was admitted to the First Church there Mch. 31, 1644. Elisha Clark (1759-1840) served as a substitute for two months from March, 1776, in the Company of Capt. Smith. In the summer of 1776 he enlisted in Capt. Samuel Peck's Company and again in 1777 and served under Capt. Bryan. He received a pension for his services.

Miss ELLA L. FISK. 1815 Born in Willington, Connecticut. Descendant of Nathan Fisk of Watertown, Mass., through 84 the Revolutionary patriot Rufus Fisk of Willington, Conn., as follows:

2. Lucius Hanks Fisk (June 13, 1814-April 1, 1874) m. Sept. 25, 1839, Elizabeth Eldredge (April 3, 1822-April 19, 1887). 3. Rufus Fisk (Feb. 10, 1774-Sept., 1848) m. 1798, Irene Scripture (May 24, 1779-Aug. 31, 1861). 4. Rufus Fisk (Mch. 28, 1752-Dec 2, 1813) m. Dorcas Gleason (April 8, 1752-Aug. 6, 1833). 5. Stephen Fisk (Sept. 14, 1714-Oct. 20, 1764) m. 1st, Aug. 5, 1742, Prudence Farley ( -before June, 1758). 6. William Fisk (Nov. 10, 1678-Nov. 8, 1750) m. Nov. 3, 1708, Eunice Jennings (1686- ). 7. Nathan Fisk (Oct. 17, 1642-Oct. 11, 1694) m. 1664, Elizabeth Fry ( -May 15, 1694). 8. Nathan Fisk (abt. 1615-June 21, 1676) m. Susanna ( - ).

Nathan Fisk, born in England, settled in Watertown, Mass., as early as 1642. He was made Freeman May 10, 1643 and Selectman in 1673. Rufus Fisk (1752-1813) was with Col. Parsons' Regiment at the siege of Boston, marched under Washington to New York, assisted in fortifying that city and engaged in the .

Also descendant of William Eldred of Yarmouth, through the Revolutionary patriot Zoeth Eldredge of Willington, as follows:

2. Lucius H. Fisk (June 13, 1814-April 1, 1874) m. Sept. 25, 1839, Elizabeth Eldredge (April 3, 1822-April 20, 1887). 3. Ariel Eldredge (April 28, 1791-Sept. 15, 1849) m. May 9, 1815, Betsey Dimock (Jan. 29, 1795-Mch. 1, 1873). 4. Zoeth Eldredge (abt. 1767-Mch. 18, 1828) m. 2d, Oct. 16, 1779, Bethiah Hinckley (Dec. 10, 1759-June 17, 1850). 5. Jesse Eldredge (Aug. 9, 1715-Dec. 17, 1794) m. Nov. 7, 1734, Abigail Smith (Dec. 17, 1718-Mch. 16, 1793;. 6. Elisha Eldredge (1690-Nov. 9, 1754) m. Dorcas Mulford (Mch. 6, 1692/3-abt. 1755). 7. Elisha Eldredge (1653-Oct. 14, 1739) m. ( - )• 8. William Eldred ( - ) m. Anne Lumpkin ( -Nov. 1, 1676). William Eldred, born in England, was in Yarmouth as early as 1645. He was appointed Constable in 1657, 62, 74, 75 85

and 77. Was Deputy to the Colony Court and Surveyor of Highways. Zoeth Eldredge (1757-1828) enlisted in the 2d Connecticut Regiment and served as private from May 1 to December, 1775, after having marched on the Alarm.

PHEBE AUGUSTA TINKER (MRS. BENJAMIN MORRIS HARRIS). 1816 Born in Plainville, Connecticut. Descendant of John Tinker of Lancaster, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Martin Tinker of W7estfield, Mass., as follows:

2. Irving Sterling Tinker (May 17, 1870-living Sept., 1923) m. May 17, 1894, Harriet Louisa Hitchcock (Feb. 9, 1868-living Sept., 1923). 3. Edward Lay Tinker (Jan. 30, 1819-Aug. 20, 1898) m. May 21, 1867, Augusta J. Cowles (Sept. 29, 1828-Nov. 19, 1885). 4. Edward Lay Tinker (Oct. 1, 1791-July 21, 1872) m. Nov. 28, 1816, Laura Steele (Dec. 22, 1791-Nov. 27, 1865). 5. Martin Tinker (June 28, 1739-Dec. 20, 1811) m. Nov. 2, 1769, Mary Peck (May 29, 1753- ). 6. Amos Tinker (1696-Mch. 27, 1760) m. 1st, Jan. 17, 1716, Lucy Lee (June 20, 1699-before 1757). 7. Amos Tinker (Oct. 28, 1657-1730) m. June 1, 1682, Sarah Durant ( - ). 8. John Tinker ( -Oct., 1662) m. 2d, 1651, Alice Smith (abt. 1629-Nov. 20, 1714).

John Tinker, born in England, appears as an agent for Gov. Winthrop, in New London, 1660. He was one of the founders of Groton and Lancaster. Martin Tinker (1739-1811) served as Captain in the 7th Company, 3d Hampshire Regiment, Massachusetts Militia. Commissioned Sept. 14, 1780.

MABEL ALLINO (MRS. ARGALL L. HULL). 1817 Born in New Haven, Connecticut. Descendant of Roger Ailing of New Haven, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Ebenezer Ailing of the same place, as follows: 86

2. George A. Ailing (Mch. 26, 1853-living Oct., 1923) m. Oct. 17, 1878, Edith Turner (Apr. 13, 1857-living Oct., 1924). 3. George Ailing (Oct. 15, 1818-Jan. 26, 1883) m. May, 1845, Mary E. Alverson (Nov. 24, "1825-June 9, 1894). 4. Thomas Ailing (Feb. 26, 1781-Mch. 15, 1861) m. 1809, Lydia Johnson (1788-April 13, 1867). 5. Ebenezer Ailing (Mch. 10, 1741-Nov. 11, 1800) m. Lydia Punderson (Aug. 28, 1745-Oct. 18, 1832). 6. John Ailing (Aug. 30, 1714-Mch. 16, 1761) m. Feb. 22, 1738, Abiah Hitchcock (Aug. 6, 1715-May 15, 1783). 7. Jonathan Ailing (Oct. 13, 1683-June 13, 1775) m. Oct. 1, 1713, Sarah Sackett (Aug. 1, 1693-Nov. 13, 1766). 8. John Ailing (Oct. 2, 1647-Mch. 25, 1717) m. Jan. 11, 1671, Susanna Coe (Aug. 16, 1653-April 3, 1746). 9. Roger Ailing (bpt. Dec. 6, 1612-Sept. 27, 1674) m. abt. 1642, Mary Nash ( -Aug. 16, 1683). Roger Ailing, born in Kempston, England, signed "in the name of all the Freemen in New Haven," Dec. 11, 1638, the Free Planters Oath. He was the Treasurer of the New Haven Colony, 1661. Ebenezer Ailing (1741-1800) served as Corporal in Maj. Leavenworth's Company of New Haven. Enlisted Nov. 24, 1776, and was discharged Feb. 20, 1779.

HELEN AUGUSTA WINSLOW (MRS. WILLIAM HEMAN MANSFIELD). 1818 Born in Block Island, Rhode Island. Descendant of Kenelm Winslow of Freetown, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Abner Winslow of the same place, as follows:

2. Abner Clinton Winslow (Sept. 19, 1847-living Sept., 1923) m. Jan. 24, 1872, Anna Desire Willis (July 2, 1852-living Sept., 1923). 3. Abner Winslow (July 1, 1813-Apr. 24, 1896) m. April, 1832, Susan Amy Phillips (Mch. 22, 1812-Nov. 10, 1894). 4. Philip Winslow (Mch. 20, 1776- ) m. Nov. 17, 1799, Lucy Valentine Chase ( -Mch. 26, 1860). 5. Abner Winslow (May 17, 1732-April 13, 1803) m. Aug. 16, 1759, Rebecca Hathaway (Mch. 31, 1738- ). 6. John Winslow (Feb. 20, 1694-Oct. 7, 1755) m. Oct. 9, 1729, Betsey Hathaway ( - ). 7. Job Winslow (abt. 1641-July 14, 1720) m. Ruth Cole ( - ). 8. Kenelm Winslow (April 29, 1599-Sept. 13, 1673) m. June, 1634, Mrs. Eleanor (Newton) Adams (1593-Dec 5, 1681). 87

Kenelm Winslow, born in Droiowich, England, was made Freeman in Plymouth, Jan. 1, 1632. He was one of the twenty-six persons known as the original purchasers of Free­ town. Abner Winslow (1732-1803) was Selectman of Freetown 1777, 78, 80, also a member of the Committee of Corres­ pondence and Safety during the Revolution.

EMILY MASON ADAMS (MRS. HENRY FRANCIS SPENCER). 1819 Born in Medway, Massachusetts. Descendant of Richard Rockwood of Dorchester, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Elisha Rockwood of Wrentham, Mass., as follows:

2. James Thomas Adams (Oct, 16, 1844-living Oct., 1923) m. Nov. 3, 1869, Eunice Angenette Rockwood (Oct. 27, 1848-living Oct., 1923). 3. Benjamin Rockwood (Nov. 4, 1812-May 27, 1855) m. Dec. 27, 1835, Sarah Rebecca Pond (Jan. 18, 1815-Aug. 19, 1901). 4. Benjamin Rockwood (Oct. 18, 1783-Feb. 12, 1868; m. Jan. 17, 1810, Lucy Ware (Mch. 23, 1787-Sept. 5, 1870). 5. Elisha Rockwood (Oct. 28, 1750-Dec 1, 1831) m. June 3, 1778, Eunice Clark (Mch. 8, 1753-Sept. 28, 1839). 6. Benjamin Rockwood (Mch. 28, 1703-Nov. 21, 1772) m. 2d, Jan. 9, 1745, Ruth Mann (Jan. 15, 1720-Nov. 9, 1811). 7. Deac Nathaniel Rockwood (Feb. 23, 1665-Sept. 24,1721) m. Dec. 7, 1698, Joanna Ellis (Jan. 17, 1677- ). 8. Nicholas Rockwood (1628-Jan. 26, 1680) m. 1st wife, Jane Adams ( -Dec. 15, 1654). 9. Richard Rockwood ( -1660) m. Agnes Bicknell ( -May 9, 1643). Richard Rockwood was a planter in Dorchester in 1636. Elisha Rockwood (1750-1831) served as private under Capt. Elisha Pond and marched to the Alarm, April 19, 1775.

MATTIE HOTCHKISS (MRS. WILLIAM S. STEWART). 1820 Born in Fort Mill, South Carolina. Descendant of Samuel Hotchkiss of New Haven, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriots Josiah Hotchkiss and his son Israel of Connecticut, as follows: 2. Seth Hotchkiss (Sept. 18, 1808-Dec 7, 1886) m. 2d, Feb. 28, 1866, Rebecca L. (Blount) Steele (Nov. 18, 1831-May 21, 1915, 3. Israel Hotchkiss (May 30, 1767-Feb. 23, 1840) m. Martha Royce (Mch. 17, 1765-Mch. 17, 1840). 4. Josiah Hotchkiss (Dec. 26, 1742-June, 1813) m. before 1766, Sarah Perkins (Aug. 28, 1748- ). 5. Josiah Hotchkiss (April 3, 1720-Aug. 17, 1796) m. Dec. 8, 1741, Abigail Bartholomew (Jan. 23, 1724/5-Aug. 17, 1796). 6. Josiah Hotchkiss (July 24, 1680-1732) m. Dec 8, 1715, Abigail Parker ( -Oct., 1732). 7. John Hotchkiss (1643-1689) m. Dec. 4, 1672, Elizabeth Peck (Mch. 16, 1649-1730). 8. Samuel Hotchkiss (abt. 1622-Dec 28, 1663) m. Sept. 7, 1642, Elizabeth Cloverly ( -1681).

Samuel Hotchkiss, born in Essex, England, attended General Court in New Haven in July, 1644, and took the Oath of Fidelity Aug. 4th of that year. Josiah Hotchkiss (1742-1813) served as private in the 4th Reg. Continental Line, 1777-81. His son Israel (1767- 1840) enlisted July 9,1780, and was discharged Dec. 14th of the same year.

KATHERINE LOUISE MAUS (MRS. CHARLES W. ALLEN). 1821 Born in Erie, Pennsylvania. Descendant of William Hammond of Rehoboth, Mass., through the Revolutionary Patriot Rev. John Hammond of Scituate, Mass., as follows:

2. Robert Stanley Maus (Jan. 21, 1867-1894) m. Jan. 21, 1889, Louise M. Hammond (June 7, 1865-Mch. 8, 1920). 3. John W. Hammond (May 6, 1829-1879) m. 1857, Mary Viola Watkins (1842-1892). 4. John D. Hammond (Mch. 26, 1780-1840) m. Feb. 25, 1808, Helena Settle (1790-1840). 5. Rev. John Hammond (June 20, 1741-Aug. 20, 1820) m. Nov. 27, 1765, AnnaFiske (1742-1818;. 6. Nathan Hammond (April 12, 1716- ) m. June 12, 1740, Elizabeth Deborah Luther ( - ). 7. William Hammond (1675- ) m. 3d, Aug. 16, 1711, Martha Redaway (1687- ). 8. William Hammond ( -Jan., 1729) m. July 9, 1672, Elizabeth Battlecome ( -Nov., 1705).

William Hammond was in Rehoboth before 1675. Rev. John Hammond (1741-1820) served as Ensign and later as Captain in Rhode Island.

LILLIE E. PECK (MRS. ALLEN POWELL 1822 DAVIS.) Born in Atlanta, Georgia. Descendant of William Peck of New Haven, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Samuel Peck of Connecticut, as follows:

2. John Calvin Peck (Aug. 25, 1830-Mch. 5, 1908) m. May 4, 1853, Francis Josephine Hoyt (Sept. 8, 1835-Mch. 6, 1918). 3. George Whitfield Peck (Dec. 5, 1789-Jan. 25, 1870) m. July 2, 1818, Hannah Lockwood ( -June 23, 1844). 4. Calvin Peck (Dec. 4, 1764-Sept. 1, 1837) m. Betsy Parsons ( - ). 5. Samuel Peck (April, 1720-Jan. 29, 1793) m. Nov. 7, 1745, Mary Ferris ( -Mch. 24, 1804). 6. Samuel Peck (Mch., 1688-Dec, 1733) m. 1715, Elizabeth ( -1735). 7. Samuel Peck (Jan. 18, 1659-April 28, 1746) m. Nov. 27, 1686, Ruth Ferris ( -Sept. 17, 1745). 8. Jeremiah Peck (1623-June 7, 1699) m. Nov. 12, 1656, Johannah Kitchell ( -1711). 9. William Peck (1601-Oct. 4, 1694) m. 1622. Elizabeth ( -Dec. 5, 1683).

William Peck, born in London, England, signed the Fundamental Agreement, or Constitution, of New Haven, June 4, 1639. He was made Freeman in 1640. Samuel Peck (1720-1793) served as private in the 9th Regiment Connecticut Militia, 1776.

Also descendant of Simon Hoyt of Charlestown, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Comfort Hoyt of Con­ necticut, as follows:

2. John Calvin Peck (Aug. 25, 1830-Mch. 5, 1908) m. May 4, 1853, Frances Josephine Hoyt (Sept. 8, 1835-Mch. 6, 1918). 3. Starr Hoyt (1807-1862) m. Feb. 10, 1830), Phoebe Finch (Oct. 6, 1805-1873). 4. Ira Hoyt (July 30, 1785-Nov. 17, 1822) m. Laura Gregory ( - ). 5. Comfort Hoyt (May, 1751-Dec, 1791) m. May 15, 1776, Eunice Mallery (Mch. 23, 1756- ). 90

6. Comfort Hoyt (Feb. 20, 1723/4-May 19, 1812) m. 1750, Anna Beach (Mch. 25, 1730-Aug. 25, 1812), 7. Thomas Hoyt (Jan. 5, 1674-before 1749) m.

8. John Hoyt (Julyi'3, 164iabt. 1711) m. Sept. 14, 1666, Mary Lindale ( - ). 9. Walter Hoyt (abt. 1618-1698) m. ( - )• 10. Simon Hoyt (1595-1600-Sept. 1, 1657) m. Susannah Bates ( - ). Simon Hoyt, born in Dorchester, England, settled in Charlestown, Mass., in 1628. He was one of the first settlers of Dorchester in 1630 and had an early grant of land in Windsor, Conn., February, 1640. In 1649 he was in Fair­ field and in Stamford in 1658. Comfort Hoyt (1723-1812) was appointed Captain of Alarm May, 1777.

JOSEPHINE DAVIS (MRS. THOMAS COKE MELL). 1823 Born in Savannah, Georgia. Descendant of William Peck of New Haven, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Samuel Peck of the same place as follows:

2. Allen Powell Davis (July 22, 1862-living Dec, 1923, Lillie Peck (May 8, 1867-living Sept., 1924). 3. John Calvin Peck (Aug. 25, 1839-Mch. 5, 1908) m. May 4, 1853, Francis Josephine Hoyt (Sept. 8, 1835-Mch. 6, 1918). The following generations are the same as the previous number.

DOROTHY MADISON HIGH (MRS. DENNIS ROBERTSON PETEET). 1824 Born in Atlanta, Ga. Descendant of John High of Charles City, Va., through the Revolutionary patriot John High of Wake County, N. C, as follows:

2. Joseph Madison High (May 27, 1855-Nov. 2, 1906) m. Sept. 6, 1882, Hattie Harwell Wilson (Nov. 30, 1862-living Sept., 1924). 91

3. Joseph Richardson High (Nov. 18, 1820-Jan. 4, 1899) m. July 27, 1845, Elizabeth Cook Emerson (Nov. 22, 1829-Oct. 21, 1913). 4. John High (1782-1840) m. 1814, Nancy (Fitzpatrick) Stark (1783-1834). 5. John High (1750-before May 5, 1782) m. 1781, Martha Madison (1762-1792). 6. John High (1717-1777) m. 1745, Ruth Jackson (1726-after 1777). 7. John High (1677-1760) m. 1715, Minerva ( -1762). 8. John High (1655-1740) m. 1676, Sallie ( -after 1685).

John High, born in England, made affidavit May 10, 1679, that he was 24 years old, and he made a deed in Charles City, Va., in 1685. John High (1750-1782) served as private in Wake County, N. C.

ANNIE SYKES (MRS. CHARLES RICE). 1825 Born in Aberdeen, Mississippi. Descendant of Bernard Sykes of Charles City County, Va., through the Revolutionary patriot Benjamin Sykes of Green­ ville County, Va., as follows:

2. Dr. Richard L. Sykes (Jan. 28, 1840-May 6, 1912) m. Mch. 25, 1869, Georgia Strong (May 31, 1842-June 6, 1901). 3. Richard Sykes (1803-1870; m. Nov. 20, 1823, Martha Ann Sykes (1803-1866). 4. Benjamin Sykes (1762-after Nov. 27, 1825) m. 1800, Mary Rives ( -before Dec. 19, 1827). 5. Benjamin Sykes (1720-after Jan., 1801) m. 1759, Alice Wrenn ( -after 1800). 6. William Sykes (1690-before June 12, 1776) m. 1717, ( - )• 7. James Sykes (1660-after May 20, 1731) m. 1689, Mary ( -after May 20, 1731). 8. Bernard Sykes (1620-before May 6, 1685) m. 1648, Julianna ( -after June 8, 1690). Bernard Sykes, born in England, was in Charles City County, Va., before 1676. Benjamin Sykes (1762-1825) was allowed payment in 1782 for a gun and provisions used in the war. 92

LUCILE KING (MRS. IRVING S. THOMAS). 1826 Born in Atlanta, Georgia. Descendant of Thomas King of Scituate, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Elijah King of Digton, Mass., as follows:

2. George Edward King (Nov. 3, 1850-living Oct., 1923) m. Oct. 21, 1870, Ida Simmons (Mch. 20, 1854-Aug. 5, 1917). 3. James Laurence King (April 14, 1819-June 30, 1901) m. Sarah Ann Stubbles (Sept. 19, 1824-July 31, 1853). 4. John King (Oct. 29, 1774-Oct. 24, 1847) m. Sept. 21, 1800, Lucinda Jones (Aug. 26, 1778-Jan., 1852). 5. Elijah King (Dec. 14, 1747-1794) m. April 21, 1763, Maria Cook (1744- ). 6. Daniel King (May 15, 1704- ) m. Mrs. Abigail (Hodges) Cook (May 4, 1713-Oct. 16, 1754). 7. Daniel King (July, 1675-after July 5, 1756) m. abt. 1701,

8. Thomas King (June 2l",'1645-Dec 1, 1711) m. April 20, 1669, Elizabeth Clap ( -Mch. 18, 1698). 9. Thomas King (bpt. Feb. 24, 1613-Sept. 24, 1691) m. 1637/8, Sarah ( -June 6, 1642). Thomas King, born in Cold Norton, Essex County, Eng­ land, came from England in 1635 and settled in Scituate. He served the Church in that town as Elder from 1657 until his death. Elijah King (1747-1794) served as private at the Alarm in Rhode Island, Dec. 8, 1776, and again in 1780.

RACHEL LEWIS CHAMBERLIN (MRS. FREDERICK ELMORE MITCHELL). 1827 Born in Red Wing, Minnesota. Descendant of Henry Chamberlin of Hingham, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Amasa Chamberlin of Vermont, as follows:

2. Charles Alexander Chamberlin (Jan. 11, 1822-June 6, 1894) m. May 1 1850, Susan Eleanor Lewis Kinnie (Oct. 25, 1831-Aug. 25, 1903). 3. Peleg Chamberlin (Mch. 1, 1800-Sept. 13, 1855) m. Mch. 1, 1821, Ann Read (Oct. 5, 1799-June 26, 1843). 4. Warren Chamberlin (Jan. 30, 1779-Sept. 23, 1852) m. April 28, 1799, Polly (Mary) Phelps (1778-Oct. 18, 1832). 93

5. Amasa Chamberlin (June 5, 1748-April 18, 1826) m. Jan. 12, 1772, Molly Briscoe (1757-June 20, 1824). 6. William Chamberlin (1719-1794) m. 2d wife, Jael Warren (?) (1719-Mch. 16, 1802). 7. William Chamberlin (Mch., 1689-Oct. 31, 1756) m. Jan. 4, 1710, Sarah Day (Sept. 30, 1691-Feb. 15, 1768). 8. Joseph Chamberlin (1665-Aug. 7, 1752) m. June 8, 1688, Mercy Dickinson (1668-June 30, 1735). 9. William Chamberlin (1620-Oct. 22, 1678) m. abt. 1661, ( - )• 10. Henry Chamberlin (abt. 1596-July 15, 1674) m. abt. 1615, Jane ( -after 1674). Henry Chamberlin, born in Hingham, England, was one of the 133 passengers who fled from Hingham, England, in 1638 on the ship "Diligent" and founded the town of Hing­ ham, Mass. Amasa Chamberlin (1748-1826) enlisted from Thetford, Vt., 1778.

EMMA V. YOUNG (MRS. EDWARD S. PORTER). 1828

Born in Louisville, Kentucky. Descendant of Henry Chamberlin of Hingham, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Amasa Chamberlin, as follows:

2. William W. Young (June 24, 1828-June 11, 1903) m. Nov. 22, 1853, Anne Amelia Chamberlin (Nov. 13, 1834-Dec 17, 1909). 3. Peleg Chamberlin (Mch. 1, 1800-Sept. 13, 1855) m. Mch. 1, 1821, Ann Read (Oct. 3, 1799-June 26, 1843;.

Thefollowin g generations are the same as the previous number.

MARTHA LANGDON (MRS. H. C. TRUESDALE). 1829

Born in Mendota, Minnesota. Descendant of George Lankton of Northampton, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Noah Langdon of Farm­ ington, Conn., as follows: 94

2. Robert Bruce Langdon (Nov. 24, 1826-July 24, 1895) m. Feb. 28, 1858, Sarah Smith (April 24, 1839-Sept. 11, 1911). 3. Seth Langdon (July 7, 1799-Jan. 11, 1881) m. Jan. 25, 1821, Laura Squier (Nov. 15, 1801-Jan. 11, 1880). 4. Seth Langdon (Oct. 6, 1759-Dec 20, 1851) m. 1st, Dec. 23, 1784, Amy Doud (Feb. 13, 1773-Jan. 6, 1824). 5. Noah Langdon (Aug. 10, 1728-Sept. 20, 1819) m. Rebecca Porter (Oct. 20, 1731-Mch. 17, 1819). 6. Ebenezer Lankton (bpt. Jan. 17, 1701-April 17, 1756) m. Nov. 30, 1727, Jemima Cowles (Sept. 28, 1707-1793). 7. Joseph Lankton (bpt. Mch. 18, 1659-1736) m. Oct., 1683, Susannah Root ( -Dec. 5, 1712). 8. Deac John Lankton ( -1689) m. Mrs. Mary (Seymour) Gridley ( - ). 9. George Lankton (Dec. 29, 1676) m. ( - )• George Lankton, born in England, was one of the founders of Northampton, Mass. In 1672 he made a contribution to Harvard College. Noah Langdon (1728-1819) commanded a company of Berkshire Militia that marched to Bennington.

Miss NAOMI BLANCHE BUCK. 1830 Born in Ainsworth, Nebraska. Descendant of Emanuel Buck of Wethersfield, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot James Buck of Connecti­ cut, as follows:

2. Oscar O. Buck (Nov. 19, 1871-living Sept., 1923) m. Aug. 9, 1894, Lilly M. Dewey (Oct. 12, 1873-living Sept., 1923). 3. Oliver H. Buck (Jan. 19, 1839-May 1, 1914) m. Dec. 16, 1869, Hannah B. Hammitt (Sept. 14, 1848-living Sept., 1923). 4. Judson Buck (Aug. 23, 1808-July 18, 1880) m. Nov. 17, 1828, Hannah Johnston (Sept. 27, 1808-Sept. 17, 1878). 5. William Sherman Buck (Feb. 17, 1764-Aug. 4, 1844) m. April 27, 1787, Brentha York (Sept. 27, 1770-Oct. 4, 1827). 6. James Buck (Mch. 24, 1726-Jan. 29, 1793) m. Feb. 23, 1748, Elizabeth Sherman (July 17, 1723-Jan. 9, 1793;. 7. Enoch Buck (April 5, 1683- ) m. May 2, 1717, Mary Beebe ( - ). 8. Ezekiel Buck (Jan. 15, 1650-Mch. 3, 1713) m. 2d, Feb. 2, 1677, Rachel Andrews ( -Dec. 10, 1712;. 9. Emanuel Buck (1623- ) m. 1654, Sarah ( - ;. Emanuel Buck came from Massachusetts to Wethersfield, Conn., in 1635. 95

James Buck (1726-1793) entered the Connecticut Militia and was appointed Captain of a company.

MAIE HASSETT (MRS. E. H. BUSH). 1831 Born in Moberly, Missouri. Descendant of John Peckham of Portsmouth, R. I., through the Revolutionary patriots Philip and Pardon Peck­ ham of Middletown, R. I., as follows: 2. William Henry Hassett (July 17, 1838-July 30, 1900) m. Mch. 27, 1869, Eliza Jane Peckham (Aug. 27, 1843-Aug. 31, 1906). 3. Thomas Nye Peckham (Mch. 20, 1802-May 10, 1883) m. 1st, Dec. 28, 1837, Emeline Bagley ( -Sept. 5, 1851). 4. Pardon Peckham (Aug. 12, 1763-Oct. 15, 1851) m. May 3, 1785, Olive Blodgett (1761-Feb. 19, 1846). 5. Philip Peckham (July 11, 1725-April 19, 1819) m. 1st, July 28, 1753, Jane Nve (Dec. 26, 1730-after Aug., 1763). 6. Isaac Peckham (April 11, 1688-Feb. 10, 1765) m. Nov. 8, 1711, Barbara Philips (Mch. 15, 1687-1726). 7. John Peckham (1644- ) m. 1667, Sarah Newport ( - ). 8. John Peckham (bpt. April 8, 1595- ) m. Mary Clark (July 17, 1607-before 1684). John Peckham, born in England, was made Freeman at Portsmouth, R. I., Mch. 16, 1641. In 1648 he was one of the ten male members of the First Church in Newport, R. I. Philip Peckham (1725-1819) served as private in Capt. Avery Barker's Company, entering the service Aug. 3, 1780. His son Pardon Peckham (1763-1851) served as private under Capt. John Carpenter, enlisting June 12, 1780 and being dis­ charged Feb. 13, 1781.

Miss BYRDEE MYRTLE NEEDHAM. 1832 Born in Austin, Nebraska. Descendant of Anthony Needham of Salem, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriots Anthony Needham, Sr. and Jr., of Brimfield, Mass., as follows:

2. John Sample Needham (Mch. 1, 1845-living Sept., 1923) m. Dec. 25,1872, Ella Viantha Hiddleson (Nov. 7, 1850-living Sept., 1923). 96

3. Anthony Storrs Needham (Feb. 26, 1800-Aug. 4, 1865) m. July 4, 1826, Emma Souder (Feb. 18,1806-Nov. 18, 1881). 4. Anthony Needham (Jan. 5,1774-Jan., 1858) m. 1st, Aug. 5,1798, Sophia Pratt ( - ). 5. Anthony Needham (Nov. 27,1744-Sept. 27,1785) m. Julv 31,1765, Catherine Warner (1743-June 3,1808). 6. Anthony Needham (May 18,1723-1783) m. Sept. 3,1740, Rebecca Munger (1716- ). 7. Anthony Needham (Nov. 23, 1696-JuIy 2,1763) m. June 10, 1722, Mary Moulton (Sept. 30,1702- ). 8. Anthony Needham (April 11, 1663-1758) m. Jan. 3,1695, MarvSwinerton (May 17,1670- ). 9. Anthony Needham (1628- ) m. Jan. 10,1655, Ann Potter ( - ).

Anthony Needham, born in England, a Quaker Puritan, came to Salem before Jan. 10, 1655. Anthony Needham, Sr. (1723-1783) served as Captain from South Brimfield, marching on the Alarm, April 20, 1775. His son Anthony Needham, Jr. (1744—1785) served as Sergeant in his father's Company on the Alarm, also in Capt. Aaron Charles' Company in 1777.

FANNIE WESTCOTE CLARKE (MRS. CHARLES WELLS CROPPER). 1833

Born in Jersey City, New Jersey. Descendant of Joseph Clarke of Newport, R. L, through the Revolutionary patriot Rev. Joshua Clarke of Hopkinton, R. I., as follows:

2. Herbert Ray Clarke (Aug. 1,1828-May 8,1917) m. June 3,1857, Mary Whitney Bailey (April 19,1835-Oct. 18,1894). 3. Samuel Ray Clarke, M. D. (April 6, 1800-June 14,1860) m. Oct. 15,1827, Susan Maxson Cheever (Feb. 7,1808-Oct. 29, 1860). 4. Rev. Henry Clarke (Dec. 2,1756-Mch. 22, 1831) m. Dec. 5, 1776, Catherine Pendleton (Mch. 13,1756-Sept. 4, 1824). 5. Rev. Joshua Clarke (April 26,1717-Mch. 8,1793) m. 1738, Hannah Cottrell (1719-Nov. 4,1808). 6. Deac. Thomas Clarke (Mch. 17, 1686-Nov. 26,1767) m. 1710, Elizabeth Babcock (Feb. 18,1691- ). 7. Joseph Clarke (Feb. 11,1642-Jan. 11,1727) m. 1st, Nov. 16,1664, BethiaHubbard(Dec.9,1649-April 17,1727). 8. Joseph Clarke (Dec. 9,1618-June 1,1694) m. 2d wife, Margaret ( -1694;.

Joseph Clarke, born in Westhope, England, appears on a 97

charter granted to Rhode Island by Charles II. He was in Newport before 1642. Rev. Joshua Clarke (1717-1793) served under Capt. Jonathan Maxson, 1777.

EVA AUGUSTA TAYLOR (MRS. HIRAM EDMUND DEATS). 1834 Born in Monmouth County, New Jersey. Descendant of Daniel Perrin of Elizabethtown, N. J., through the Revolutionary patriot James Perrine of Mon­ mouth County, as follows:

2. James G. Taylor (May 31,1830-Feb. 22,1897) m. Dec. 9, 1869, Elizabeth Perrine (Mch. 15,1842-June 15,1921). 3. James William Perrine (July 24, 1813-June 2, 1893) m. Mch. 8, 1838, Deborah Ann Dey (Nov. 16,1816-May 31,1899). 4. William I. Perrine (Dec. 27,1784-Oct. 20,1847) m. Dec. 20,1810, Catherine Davis (Mch. 25,1792-Aug. 26, 1862). 5. James Perrine (June 20, 1752-Aug.20, 1835) m. 1777, Isabel Clayton (Mch. 3,1755-Dec 4,1825). 6. Henry Perrine ( -1753) m. May, 1741, Martha Jobs ( - ). 7. Peter Perrine (1667-174..) Oct. 16, 1704, Ann Holmes (Dec. 20, 1670- ). 8. Daniel Perrin ( -after Sept. 6, 1719) m. Feb. 18, 1666, Maria Thorel ( -before 1687). Daniel Perrin, born in France, came to New York in 1665. James Perrine (1752-1835) enlisted as a private August, 1776, and was at the Battle of Monmouth.

HELEN HARTLEY (MRS. GEORGE WALKER JENKINS). 1835 Born in New York City. Descendant of Elder John White of Hartford, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriots Joel White and his son Daniel White of Bolton and Coventry, Conn., as follows:

2. Marcellus Hartley (Sept. 23, 1827-Jan. 8, 1902) m. Nov. 15, 1855, Frances Chester White (Mch. 3, 1833-April 22, 1909). 3. Samuel Pomeroy White, M. D. (Nov. 8, 1801-June 6, 1867) m. June 29, 1825, Caroline Mary Jenkins (Feb. 20, 1803-Aug. 2, 1883). 98

4. Samuel White, M. D. (Feb. 23, 1777-Feb. 10, 1845) m. Jan. 1, 1799, Wealthy Pomeroy (Oct. 14, 1778-Oct. 31, 1854). 5. Daniel White (Dec. 7, 1749-Sept. 1, 1816; m. Jan. 1, 1772, Sarah Hale (Aug. 19, 1749-Dec 30, 1812). 6. Joel White (April 6, 1705-June 28, 1789) m. Jan. 22, 1736, Ruth Dart (Aug. 26, 1711-Aug. 29, 1760). 7. Daniel White (July 4, 1671-June 22, 1726) m. 2d, July 6, 1704. Ann Bissell (April 28, 1675-April 21, 1709). 8. Daniel White (1639-Julv 27, 1713) m. Nov. 1, 1661, Sarah Crow (Mch. 1, 1647-June 29, 1719). 9. John White (1590/1600-Dec, 1683) m. 1622, Mary Levit ( -before 1683).

Elder John White, born in Messing, England, arrived in Boston, Sept. 16,1632, and settled first in Cambridge, where he was one of the first settlers. Later he moved to Hartford where he was an Original Proprietor. Joel White (1705-1789) served as Justice of the Peace for Hartford, Conn., 1775-1778, and also on the Committee of Safety. His son Daniel White (1749-1816) responded to the Lexington Alarm. He also served as Clerk of the 11th Regiment New York, 1776, was Ensign, December, 1776, and Lieutenant, 1777.

ROWENA RUSSELL (MRS. FRANK J. HALL). 1836

Born in Winchendon, Massachusetts. Descendant of William Russell of Cambridge, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Nathaniel Russell of Rindge, N. H., as follows:

2. Frederick William Russell (Jan. 27,1845-Nov. 20, 1915) m. June 11, 1845, Caroline Marvin (April 20,1846-living Oct., 1923). 3. Ira Russell (Nov. 9, 1814-Nov., 1888) m. April 24, 1844, Rowena Greenwood (1822-Nov., 1873). 4. Eliakim Russell (Mch. 1, 1771-Nov. 4, 1759) m. Nov. 17, 1796, Sarah Converse ( -June 2, 1863). 5. Nathaniel Russell (Dec. 27, 1733-Jan. 1, 1812) m. 2d, Mch. 26, 1770, Mrs. Anna (Worcester) Thayer (Aug. 16, 1736-Sept. 23, 1825). 6. Nathaniel Russell (Feb. 23, 1707-abt. 1763) m. abt. 1728, Mary (Maria) ( -after 1763). 7. William Russell (abt. 1681- ) m. abt. 1706, Elizabeth ( - ). 8. Phillip Russell (1650-Feb. 7, 1730) m. 1st, April 19, 1680, Joanna Cutler ( -Nov. 26, 1703). 99

9. William Russell ( -Feb. 14, 1662) m. Martha ( -1694;. William Russell, born in England, was in Cambridge as early as 1645. Nathaniel Russell (1733-1812) served as Town Clerk and on the Committee of Safety after having marched on the Alarm, from Rindge, N. H.

Also descendant of Reinold Marvin of Lyme, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Elisha Marvin of Lyme, Conn., as follows:

2. Frederick W. Russell, M. D. (Jan. 27, 1845-Nov. 20, 1915) m. June 11, 1872, Caroline Marvin (April 20, 1846-living Oct., 1923). 3. Rev. Abijah Perkins Marvin (Feb. 1,1813-Oct. 19,1889) m. Mch. 5,1845, Caroline Holbrook (Mav 16, 1824-Jan., 1915). 4. Asahel Marvin (Sept. 16, 1769-Feb. 7, 1817) m. Sept. 21, 1797, Azubah Sill (Nov. 15, 1780-May 20, 1856). 5. Timothy Marvin (May 23, 1744-Feb. 27, 1808) m. 1st, May 30, 1765, Sarah Perkins (Sept. 1, 1747-Oct. 23, 1795). 6. Elisha Marvin (Mch. 8, 1717-Dec 31, 1801) m. May 17, 1739, Catherine Mather (Jan. 11, 1717-Dec. 4, 1799). 7. Reinold Marvin (1669-Oct. 18, 1737; m. 2d, June 30, 1709, Martha Waterman (Dec. 6, 1680-Nov. 18, 1753). 8. Reinold Marvin (bpt. Dec. 20, 1631-Aug. 4, 1676) m. abt. 1662, Sarah Clark (1642/3-Feb. 1, 1715/16). 9. Reinold Marvin (Oct. 25, 1596-1662) m. abt. 1617, Marie ( -1661).

Reinold Marvin, born in Great Bentley, England, became Freeman May 20, 1658, in Lyme, Conn., which place he represented in the General Court, 1670-76. He was Town Surveyor, 1674. Elisha Marvin (1717-1801) took the Oath of Fidelity in Lyme, Dec. 11, 1777.

MABEL ADALINE GILE (MRS. JOHN C. THOMPSON). 1837 Born in Depere, Wisconsin. Descendant of Samuel Guile of Haverhill, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Joseph Guile of Scituate, Mass., as follows: 100

2. Butler Gile (Sept. 5, 1844-1911) m. Dec. 30, 1872, Anna Reese (June 2, 1844-Jan. 16, 1902). 3. Capt. William Stephens Gile (Jan. 5, 1812-1905) m. 1837, Adaline P. Butler (1819-1900). 4. Deac William Gile (Mch. 31, 1786-July, 1873) m. 1810, Ann Stephens (1790-Sept. 18, 1864). The following generations are the same as No. 1710.

ROSELLE WOODBRIDGE (MRS. JOHN HOMER HUDDILSTON). 1838 Born in Berea, Ohio. Descendant of Rev. John Woodbridge of Newbury, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Russell Woodbridge, of Connecticut, as follows: 2. Edward Woodbridge (Jan. 15, 1827-Sept. 4, 1875) m. Mch. 1, 1873, Lucy Baker (Feb. 11, 1836-Dec 31, 1899). 3. Dudley Woodbridge (April 20, 1782-Oct. 13, 1844) m. Sept. 20, 1800, Betsy Pitkin ( - ). 4. Deodatus Woodbridge (Sept. 6, 1757-Feb. 2, 1836) m. Jan. 27, 1780, Esther Welles ( - ). 5. Russell Woodbridge (May 8, 1719-Nov. 5, 1782) m. Jan. 14, 1741, Anna Olmstead (Nov. 30, 1720-Feb. 21, 1808). 6. Rev. Samuel Woodbridge (abt. 1683-June 9, 1746) m. 1st, Dec. 9, 1707, Mabel (Russell) Hubbard ( -abt. 1722). 7. Benjamin Woodbridge (abt. 1648-Jan. 15, 1709/10) m. June 3, 1672, Maru Ward ( -Oct. 11, 1685). 8. Rev. John Woodbridge (1613-Mch. 17, 1694/5) m. 1639, Marcy Dudley ( - ). Rev. John Woodbridge, born in Stanton, England, was the first Town Clerk of Newbury, Mass., and Deputy to the General Court in 1636, 37, 40, 41. He was ordained pastor at Andover in 1645. Russell Woodbridge (1719-1782) was Custodian of State Arms of Connecticut, 1777-79.

NINA LUMBARD (MRS. WALLACE H. WHITE, JR.). 1839 Born in Fremont, Nebraska. Descendant of John Lumbard of Springfield, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriots Joseph and Elijah Lum­ bard of Brimfield, Mass., as follows: 101

2. Dwight A. Lumbard (June 16, 1852-Aug. 13, 1917) m. May 30, 1874, Mary Griffith (June 12, 1856-living Nov., 1923). 3. George W. Lumbard (Feb. 29, 1827-Mch. 3, 1909) m. 1851, Sarah Sturdevent (1831-June, 1909). 4. James Lumbard (April 5, 1778-1848) m. 1st wife, Sherman ( -before 1840). 5. Elijah Lumbard (Jan. 20, 1750-1775/9) m. abt. 1774, Eunice ( - ). 6. Joseph Lumbard (July 16, 1720-May 25, 1805) m. 1st wife, Ruth ( -May 12, 1763). 7. John Lumbard (Mch. 16, 1685-Mch. 17, 1750) m. Mary ( - ). 8. David Lumbard (Oct. 16, 1650-ApriI 7, 1743) m. Margaret Filley ( - ). 9. John Lumbard ( -Mav 15, 1672) m. Sept. 1, 1646, Johanna Pritchard ( -May 19, 1690). John Lumbard, born in England, was one of the early settlers of Springfield, Mass., about 1646. Joseph Lumbard (1720-1805) signed the Covenant to defend the Colonies in 1774, and also signed the Association Test at Brimfield. Elijah Lumbard (1750-1775-9) signed the Covenant in 1774 and his widow was paid for service rendered Lby him.

EVA BUDD HALLING (MRS. JOSEPH R. BODINE) 1840 Born in Camden, New Jersey Descendant of Benjamin Godfrey of Salem, N. J., through the Revolutionary patriot James Godfrey of Cape May, N. J., as follows:

2. David Budd Hailing (April 1, 1838-living Jan., 1924) m. April 10, 1858, Mary Godfrey (Dec. 29, 1838-living Jan., 1924). 3. Andrew Godfrey (July 15, 1791-Dec 3, 1867) m. Aug. 20, 1814). Sarah Stephenson (Jan. 2, 1795-May 7, 1847). 4. James Godfrey (Feb. 16, 1752-1835) m. 1781, Abigail Weaver (April 11, 1767-1845). 5. Andrew Godfrey ( -Mch., 1720) m. Ann ( - ). 6. Andrew Godfrey ( -after 1736) m. Elizabeth ( - ). 7. Benjamin Godfrey ( -after 1705) m. Mary ( -May 14, 1714). 7. Benjamin Godfrey ( -after 1755) m. Mary ( -May 14, 1714). 102

Benjamin Godfrey, born in Kent County, England, was living near Salem, N. J., in 1640. He served as Justice of the Peace in Cape May County. James Godfrey (1752-1835) served as private under Capt. Willetts in Cape May Company.

ANGIE SOPHIA BUCHANAN (MRS. J. LANGDON MCKEE). 1841 Born in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Descendant of Deacon Thomas Bingham of Norwich, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Elisha Bingham of Enfield, N. H., as follows:

2. John Claudius Buchanan (May 15, 1823-Sept. 3,1902) m. Mch. 18, 1854, Sophia H. Bingham (Dec. 11, 1833-Mch. 11, 1910). 3. Rev. Abel Bingham (May 9, 1786-Nov. 26, 1865) m. May 1, 1809, Hannah Olmstead Brown (May 26, 1794-Oct. 13, 1868). 4. Elisha Bingham (Julv 13, 1740-Dec. 21, 1821) m. abt. 1770, Hannah Slapp (Oct. 27, 1748-abt. 1794). 5. Jonathan Bingham (Aug. 17, 1712-Feb. 16, 1800) m. 2d, 1735, Mrs. Sarah (Upton) Vinton (abt. 1710-Mch. 5, 1803). 6. Deac. Abel Bingham (June 25, 1669-Mch. 25, 1745) m. Elizabeth (or Mary) Odell ( - ). 7. Deac Thomas Bingham (bpt. June 25, 1642-Jan. 16, 1729) m. Dec. 12, 1666, Mary Rudd (1648-Aug. 4,1726). Deac. Thomas Bingham, born in Sheffield, England, was made Freeman in Norwich, Conn. In 1671 he moved to Windham where he was Selectman and Deacon. Elisha Bingham (1740-1821) served as Corporal in Capt. Joshua Hendree's Company, New Hampshire Militia.

Miss LAURA EMMA MCKEE. 1842 Born in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Descendant of George Lankton of Northampton, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Noah Langdon of Farm­ ington, Conn., as follows:

2. James Henry McKee (June 19, 1823-Aug. 31, 1908) m. May 14, 1856, Hannah Powell Squire Langdon (Apr. 28, 1823-Mch. 2, 1906). 103

3. Seth Langdon (July 7, 1799-Jan. 11, 1881) m. Jan. 25, 1821, Laura Squier (Nov. 15, 1802-Dec 3, 1877). The following generations are the same as No. 1829.

LORA DYER CLARKE (MRS. ELMER DELMONT MERRILL). 1843 Born in New Sharon, Maine. Descendant of Nathaniel Clarke of Newbury, through the Revolutionary patriot Henry Clarke of New Hampshire, as follows:

2. Thomas Franklin Dyer (Jan. 9, 1833-1921) m. Dec. 31, 1860, Frances Willard Clarke (Feb. 25, 1833-July 20, 1899). 3. Deac. John Clarke (July 16, 1800-Jan. 3, 1882) m. June 8, 1825, Sarah Hinkley (Feb. 28, 1803-Sept. 7, 1854). 4. Ebenezer Clarke (July 29, 1769-Jan. 4, 1853) m. abt. 1796, Susannah Smith (Dec. 1, 1775-May 16, 1877). 5. Henry Clarke (April 23, 1717-Feb. 27, 1804) m. July 10, 1766, Katherine Bean (April 7, 1725-Aug. 19, 1769). 6. Henry Clarke (July 25, 1673-June 9, 1749) m. Nov. 7, 1695, Elizabeth Greenleaf (Jan. 2, 1678/9-April 20, 1723). 7. Nathaniel Clarke (1642-Aug. 29, 1690) m. Nov. 23, 1663, Elizabeth Somerby (Nov. 1, 1646-Mch. 15, 1716). Nathaniel Clarke, born in England, was a naval officer of the ports of Newbury and Salem, in 1684, and was called Ensign and Sergeant when mentioned in the records. Henry Clarke (1717-1804) signed the Association Test of New Hampshire April 12, 1776, at Candia, N. H.

ELIZA LESLIE BARBER (MRS. CLARENCE K. MERRITT). 1844 Born in Hope Valley, Rhode Island. Descendant of James Barber of Newport, R. I., through the Revolutionary patriot Thomas Barber of Exeter, R. I., as follows:

2. Abial Barber (April 8, 1825-April 22, 1894) m. Dec. 30, 1849, Catherine Kenyon (Mch. 26, 1825-April 22, 1896). »:.] 3. Abial Barber (Aug. 14, 1789-April 16, 1875) m. Sept. 29, 1813, Elizabeth Brown (Jan. 23, 1794-Aug. 22, 1832). 4. Peleg Barber (1755-1836) m. Isabel Sherman ( - ). 104 ^

5. Thomas Barber (June 5, 1731-April 19, 1796) m. Oct. 22, 1754, Mary Barney ( -April 16, 1817). 6. Thomas Barber (Oct. 19, 1699-1762) m. April 18, 1723, Avis Tanner ( -Feb. 7, 1777). 7. Moses Barber (1652- ) m. 2d, Mch. 20, 1692, Susannah Wait (1658-1755). 8. William Barber ( - ) m.

9. James Barber ( - ) m. ( - )• James Barber, born in Berkshire, England, came from there in 1633 and owned land in Dorchester and later in Newport. Thomas Barber (1731-1796) was in the Battle of Charles­ town, 1777.

FRANCES NEWELL (MRS. JOHN PEARSON). 1845 Born in Tamarack, Illinois. Descendant of Abraham Newell of Roxbury, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriots Jacob Newell of Attleboro and Jacob Newell, Jr., of Marlborough, N. H., as follows:

2. Eugene Edward Newell (Sept. 28, 1841-Feb. 15, 1913) m. June 26, 1866, Fanny Finch (Oct. 21, 1848-Sept. 19, 1878). 3. Ashel Thayer Newell (1808-Oct. 30, 1871) m. Rebecca Ann Westfall (1811-Sept. 29, 1869). 4. Jacob Newell (1762-Mch. 6, 1827) m. 2d, June 16, 1803, Rachel Thayer (1768-May 9, 1816). 5. Jacob Newell (1732-Jan. 1818) m. June 26, 1755, Hepsibah Hart (Sept., 1729- ). 6. Jacob Newell (June 5, 1704-Feb. 15, 1799) m. Oct. 26, 1727, Sarah Fuller ( -Oct. 4, 1779). 7. Jacob Newell (Oct. 23, 1658-Feb. 4, 1718) m. May 23, 1700, Joyce Gleason (April 21, 1678-Sept. 12, 1726). 8. Jacob Newell (1634-1678) m. Nov. 3, 1657, Martha Gibson (April 29, 1639- ). 9. Abraham Newell (1581-June, 1672) m. Frances (abt. 1592/3-Jan. 13, 1682).

Abraham Newell, born in Hertfordshire, England, came to Roxbury, Mass., in 1634, and was one of the original pro­ prietors of Lomester. Jaco'b Newell (1732-1818) served as private in Capt. John Homes' Company from April, 1778, to July 3 of the same year. His son Jacob Newell (1762-1827) served as private 105 in Capt. Stone's Company July 21, 1777, to Sept. 25 of that year.

Miss EUNICE MAE WHITNEY. 1846 Born in Aburndale, Massachusetts. Descendant of John Whitney of Watertown, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Richard Whitney of Harvard, Mass., as follows:

2. Edson L. Whitney (Nov. 3, 1861-living Oct., 1924) m. Nov. 15, 1890, Florence L. Carter (Jan. 1, 1868-living Oct., 1924). 3. Frederic P. Whitney (Feb. 17, 1833-Sept., 1918) m. Nov. 23, 1858, Mary W. Meriam (Mch. 2, 1839-living Jan., 1924). 4. Joseph Whitney (Mch. 24, 1792-Feb. 6, 1861) m. July, 1813, Nancy Sawin (May 24, 1792-Aug. 21, 1864). 5. Joshua Whitney (Feb. 18, 1754-July, 1812) m. 1783, Vashti Knight (1759-Oct., 1832). 6. Caleb Whitney (Oct. 4, 1729-1822) m. Nov. 16, 1749, Annes Church (July 7, 1731- ). 7. Jonathan Whitney (Feb. 26, 1699-Nov. 8, 1773) m. Jan. 29, 1718, Alice Willard (Dec, 1699-Feb. 19, 1792). 8. Richard Whitney (Jan. 13, 1660-Dec 15, 1723) m. Elizabeth Sawtell (Feb. 13, 1668-Nov. 24, 1723). 9. Richard Whitney (1626- ) m. Mch. 19, 1650, Martha Coldam ( - ). 10. John Whitney (1589-June 1, 1673) m. Eleanor ( -May 11, 1659).

John Whitney, born in England, came to Watertown in 1635. Joshua Whitney (1754-1812) enlisted from Lancaster, Mass., as private under Capt. Daniel Robinson April 19, 1775.

EVELYN FORD (MRS. JOHN P. DARLING). 1847 Born in Norfolk, Virginia. Descendant of Robert Codman of Salem, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Deacon Richard Codman of Charlestown, Mass., as follows:

2. James Edward Ford (April 9, 1821-May 23, 1865) m. April 17, 1849, Abigail Elizabeth Codman (Aug. 23, 1829-Nov. 23, 1881). 3. Frederick Codman (April 6, 1693-Oct. 20, 1854) m. July 7, 1825, Margaret Green (April 12, 1801-Feb. 7, 1881). 106

4. James Codman (1763-Jan. 3, 1840) m. Oct. 23, 1791, Elizabeth Waite (May 19, 1766-1797). 5. Deac. Richard Codman (June 23, 1729-Sept. 12, 1793) m. Feb. 23, 1763, Sarah Smith (Nov. 14, 1740-Sept. 10, 1828). 6. John Codman (Sept. 29, 1696-April 5, 1755) m. 1718, Parnel Foster (Aug. 25, 1696-Sept. 15, 1752). 7. Steven Codman (1655-April 5, 1706) m. Nov. 19, 1674, Elizabeth Randall (abt. 1655-April 1, 1708). 8. Robert Codman ( -abt. 1687) m.

( - )• Robert Codman "Mariner," was in Salem in 1637, where he served as a town officer. Deacon Richard Codman (1729-1793) served as private in the "Penobscot Expedition," 1779, having served on several committees prior to that date.

ETHEL JOHNSON (MRS. JACOB CARRING- TON STRONG). 1848 Born in Ohio. Descendant of Henry Crane of Dorchester, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Bernice Crane of Berkley, Mass., as follows:

2. Artemas Bell Johnson (Sept. 9, 1843-May 10, 1917) m. July 3,1866, Louisa M. Crane (Jan. 20, 1845-Sept. 20, 1887). 3. George Washington Crane (Mch. 19, 1809-Jan. 20, 1883) m. April 29, 1834, Louisa B. Briggs (Jan. 29,1815-Jan. 19, 1895). 4. Barnabas Crane (April 27, 1776-May3, I860) m. April 20, 1805, Hannah Crane ( -April 27,1825). The following generations are the same as No. 1717.

MAY LINDSLEY BENTLEY (MRS. HOWARD H. BURDICK). 1849 Born in Morristown, New Jersey. Descendant of Francis Lindsley of Branford, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Philip Lindsley of Morris- town, N. J., as follows:

2. Edwin Daniel Bentley (Oct. 29,1829-April 3,1899) m. Nov. 26,1861, Abigail Augusta Lindsley (April 9,1839-June 2, 1916). 107

3. Peter Lindsley (Oct. 25,1798-April4, 1856) m. Feb. 10,1825, Abigail Tingley (July 10,1801-Nov. 19,1857). 4. Jacob Lindsley (Sept. 28,1765-abt. 1802) m. Oct. 18,1787, Abigail Prudden (July 28,1765-before Mch. 20,1805). 5. Philip Lindsley (Sept. 10,1736-June 20,1820) m. Feb. 8,1763, Mary McFeran ( - ). 6. John Lindsley (1693/4-Mch. 9,1759) m. Sarah Plum ( - ). 7. John Lindsley (1667/8-1749) m. Elizabeth Freeman Ford ( -Oct. 27, 1749). 8. Francis Lindsley (abt. 1610-1704) m. June 24, 1655, Susanna Culpeper ( - ).

Francis Lindsley appears in the first record of distribution of land in Branford, which was made July 7, 1646. Philip Lindsley (1736-1820) served in the New Jersey troops.

Miss ELEANOR CHILD CARPENTER. 1850 Born in Putnam, Connecticut. Descendant of Benjamin Child of Woodstock, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Abel Child of the same place, as follows:

2. John Richard Carpenter (Nov. 16, 1867-living Dec, 1923) m. Oct. 10, 1893, Ellen Maria Child (May 16, 1866-living Dec, 1923). 3. Abel Child (July 27, 1821-Dec 4, 1909) m. April 2, 1851, Ellen Matilda Bugbee (Nov. 27, 1831-July 5, 1911). 4. Stephen Child (April 21, 1783-Dec 17, 1838) m. Dec. 24, 1812), Abigail Carter (May 22, 1783-Jan. 31, 1879). 5. Abel Child (Oct. 13, 1752-Nov. 12, 1807) m. Mch. 11, 1779, Rebecca Allard (Jan. 18, 1761-Aug. 18, 1820). 6. Daniel Child (Jan. 1, 1713-May, 1776) m. Jan. 1, 1747, Mrs. Ruth (Curtis) Amidown ( -Mar. 18, 1771). 7. Ephraim Child (Dec. 18, 1683-Nov. 22, 1759) m. 1710, Priscilla Harris (June 4, 1684-June 26, 1780). 8. Benjamin Child (1656-Jan. 24, 1724) m. Mch. 7, 1683, Grace Morris (Feb. 17, 1661-Dec 10, 1723). 9. Benjamin Child ( -Oct. 14, 1678) m. Mary Bowen ( -Oct. 31, 1707).

Benjamin Child, born in England, was in Roxbury prior to 1658, when his wife was admitted to the church there. Abel Child (1752-1807) served as Corporal in the army from Woodstock, Conn., under Capt. Daniel Lyon. 108

ELLEN MARIA CHILD (MRS. JOHN RICHARD CARPENTER). 1851 Born in Woodstock, Connecticut. Descendant of Joseph Bugbee of Woodstock, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Hezekiah Bugbee of the same place, as follows:

2. Abel Child (July 27, 1821-Dec 4, 1909) m. April 2, 1851, Ellen Matilda Bugbee (Nov. 27, 1831-July 5, 1911). 3. Hezekiah Bugbee (Jan. 19, 1797-Oct. 3, 1847) m. 2d, 1828, Mrs. Jemima Rilla Harding (Nov. 8, 1795-Jan. 23, 1857). 4. Hezekiah Bugbee (Feb. 9, 1746-Aug. 4, 1826) m. Jan. 21, 1773, Bathshua Holmes (May 6, 1753-April 25, 1833). 5. James Bugbee (July 11, 1715-Nov. 18, 1796) m. 2d, May, 1745, Mary (May) (July 10, 1723-Mar. 10, 1817). 6. Samuel Bugbee (Aug. 31, 1673-Nov. 12, 1744) m. Jan. 26, 1701, Dorothy Carpenter (Feb. 19, 1683-Oct. 6, 1721). 7. Joseph Bugbee (June 6, 1640-July 26, 1729) m. abt. 1664, Experience Pitcher (bpt. Sept. 28, 1642- ). 8. Edward Bugbee (abt. 1594-Jan. 26, 1669) m. Rebecca (abt. 1602- ).

Edward Bugbee, born in England, signed at Roxbury an agreement to go to the new plantation at Woodstock with 37 others, July 21, 1686. Hezekjah Bugbee (1746-1826) served as Ensign in Col. Wells' Regiment in a company raised in 1780 for service along the Western coast.

MARY BASSETT ATTWATER (MRS. CHARLES CHITTENDEN). 1852 Born in New Haven, Connecticut. Descendant of John Stephens of Guilford, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Leverett Stephens of New Haven, as follows:

2. Thomas Beecher Attwater (Sept. 20, 1818-July 12, 1870) m. 1st, Nov. 20, 1844, Hannah Maria Stevens (Dec. 20, 1824-Jan. 19, 1855). 3. Earl Stevens (Oct. 3, 1775-Mch. 17, 1838) m. 2d, Mch. 27, 1824, Mrs. Maria (Bush) Manson (abt. 1795-April 2, 1884). 4. Leverett Stevens (Sept. 19, 1742-Oct. 24, 1779) m. Oct. 24, 1771, Esther Macumber (bpt. Sept. 2, 1750-Aug. 14, 1829). 109

5. William Stevens (Sept. 24, 1702-1751) m. Aug. 26, 1734, Ruhamah Earl ( -after Aug. 30, 1744). 6. John Stevens (Mch. 10, 1661-1722) m. April 28, 1684, Abigail Cole ( -after 1724). 7. Thomas Stevens (abt. 1628-Nov. 18, 1685) m. 1650, Mary Fletcher (1636-after Feb. 2, 1674). 8. John Stephens (before 1608-Sept. 11, 1670) m. Mary ( - ).

John Stephens, born in England, came to New Haven in 1639. About 164^5 he settled in Guilford, Conn., where he acted as judge. Leverett Stevens (1742-1779) was taken prisoner by the British and later exchanged. In 1779 or 80 he received pay for loss during the British raid in New Haven.

Miss SARAH CARROL CROSBY. 1853 Born in East Thompson, Connecticut. Descendant of Dr. Anthony Crosby of Rowley, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Stephen Crosby of Thompson, Conn., as follows:

2. Judge George Stephen Crosby (Feb. 17, 1844-Nov. 28, 1919) m. Oct. 29, 1879, Mary Bailey Jacobs (Nov. 3, 1844-living, June, 1924). 3. Stephen Crosby (April 27, 1802-Nov. 29, 1884) m. Mch. 15, 1829, Susan Mahon Larnad (Mch. 10, 1810-April 18, 1849). 4. Stephen Crosby (Oct. 9, 1772-Sept. 15, 1849) m. Nov. 29, 1792, Susanna Johnson (July 5, 1769-Aug. 21, 1831). 5. Stephen Crosby (Jan. 5, 1734-Sept. 15, 1776) m. Feb. 16, 1755, Hannah Carroll (Aug. 24, 1736-Dec 27, 1813). 6. Nathaniel Crosby (Aug. 31, 1699-Aug. 24, 1770) m. Feb., 1721, Hepsibah Pearson (Jan. 20, 1699-Oct. 30, 1771). 7. Nathaniel Crosby (Sept. 27, 1668-Mch. 7, 1699/1700) m. Dec. 13, 1693, Elizabeth Bennett (Nov. 10, 1672-after 1701). 8. Dr. Anthony Crosby (Oct. 5, 1635-Jan. 16, 1672/3) m. Dec. 28, 1659, Prudence Wade (1638-Sept. 1, 1711).

Dr. Anthony Crosby born in Holme-Spalding Moore, York County, England, was brought to America when a child, where he is found of record in Rowley, Mass., as a boy of sixteen in 1651. He studied medicine and practiced in Rowley. Stephen Crosby (1734—1776) served as Sergeant in Capt. 110

Elliott's Company on the Alarm. In June, 1776, he was com­ missioned Captain in Wadsworth's Brigade, and after three months' service died.

Also descendant of Nicholas Jacob of Watertown and Hing­ ham through the Revolutionary patriot Asa Jacobs of Thompson, Conn., as follows:

2. Judge George Stephen Crosby (Feb. 17, 1844-Nov. 28, 1919) m. Oct. 29, 1879, Mary B. Jacobs (Nov. 3, 1844-living June, 1924). 3. Capt. Joseph D. Jacobs (Mch. 29, 1806-Oct. 21, 1890) m. Oct. 27, 1828, Sarah C. Carroll (Nov. 6, 1809-April 25, 1887). 4. Asa Jacobs (April 18, 1758-Nov. 27, 1844) m. Sept. 11, 1791, Sarah Emerson (Aug. 7, 1767-Jan. 4, 1835). 5. John Jacobs (May 29, 1725-Mch. 3, 1820) m. Jan. 24, 1751, Sarah Plank (1726-June 3, 1789). 6. Nathaniel Jacob (June 29, 1683-Feb. 22, 1772) m. Mch. 22, 1713, Marcv Whitman (1689 (?)-Feb. 21, 1774). 7. Joseph Jacob (May 1, 1646-Feb. 9, 1708) m. 1670(?), Hannah Bosworth (April 30, 1650- ). 8. Nicholas Jacob (1605(?)-June 5, 1657) m. 1628(?), Mary Gilman(?) ( -June 15, 1681).

Nicholas Jacob, born in England, was in Watertown and later moved to Hingham before 1646. Asa Jacobs (1758-1844) served as private under Capts. Green, Snow, Tourtellotte, Bates and Paine, from 1776 to 1781.

MARION RAYMOND CLARK (MRS. FRANK CHAPIN CUTLER). 1854 Born in Norwich, Connecticut. Descendant of John and Jacob Perkins of Ipswich, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Joshua Perkins of Nor­ wich, Conn., as follows:

2. George B. Clark (Oct. 17, 1837-Jan. 14, 1901) m. Oct. 17, 1867, Mary Jane Perkins (May 10, 1846-living Dec, 1923). 3. Jonathan Perkins (May 15, 1814-Feb. 4, 1899) m. May 7, 1845, Mary Jane Willoughby (Aug. 5, 1828-Aug. 16, 1846). 4. Charles Perkins (May 5, 1780-Oct. 13, 1852) m. Oct. 26, 1812), Betsey Payne (Dec. 27, 1787-May 26, 1879). 5. Joshua Perkins (Mch. 9, 1739/40-Nov. 13, 1832) m. May 10, 1764, Abigail Corning Bishop (July 23,1737-April 6,1825). Ill

6. Matthew Perkins (Aug. 31,1713-May 3,1773) m. April 19,1739, Hannah Bishop (Aug. 2, 1722-Oct. 28,1809). 7. Deac. Joseph Perkins (June 24,1674-Sept. 6,1726) m. May 22,1700, Martha Morgan (1680-Oct., 1754). 8. Sergt. Jacob Perkins (1624-1699/1700) m. 1st, 1647/8, Elizabeth Lowell (1629-Feb. 12, 1665/6). 9. John Perkins (1590-1654) m. Judith Gates (1585-after 1654).

John Perkins, born in England, came with his son Jacob to Boston in 1631, and moved to Ipswich in 1633. He was Representative to the General Court in 1636 and his son Jacob was Sergeant in 1664 of the Ipswich Militia. Joshua Perkins (1739-1832) served as private, enlisting from Norwich, Conn., April, 1775.

JESSIE ISADORE HODGES (MRS. GEORGE W. GILPATRIC). 1855

Born in Worcester, Massachusetts. Descendant of William Hodges of Taunton, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Job Hodges of Norton, Mass., as follows:

2. Addison Stevens Hodges (Mch. 24,1831-Mch. 16,1921) m. Mch. 8,1855, Esther Ann Gasner (Oct. 14, 1833-Oct. 12,1897). 3. Charles Temple Hodges (Nov. 25, 1800-Mch. 17, 1855) m. July 30,1825, Charlotte Stevens (Mch. 16,1796-Mch. 11,1879). 4. Jeremiah Hodges (1776-May 8,1825) m. Mch. 25, 1798, Relief Drake (May 31,1774-after 1810). 5. Job Hodges (abt. 1747/8-Aug. 15,1822) m. April 15,1771, Margaret White (abt. 1747- ). 6. Job Hodges (1721-Aug. 5, 1808) m. Ruth Andrews (1723/4-June 23,1808). 7. William Hodges (June 6,1682-June 23, 1766) m. Mch. 2,1720, Mary Clapp (Mch. 6, 1697-April 26, 1756). 8. John Hodges (1650-May 27,1719) m. May 15,1672, Elizabeth Macey ( -Jan. 29, 1719). 9. William Hodges ( -April 2,1654) m. Mary Andrews (abt. 1625-after 1700). William Hodges, born in England, appears first in Taunton in 1643. He was made Freeman June 6,1649, and was on the Grand Jury June 2, 1652. Job Hodges (1747-1825) served as a Minute Man from 112

Mansfield, on the Alarm, and again in August, 1778, he served in Rhode Island.

HELEN MANNING (MRS. JOHN BOYDEN KENT). 1856 Born in Pomfret, Connecticut. Descendant of William Manning of Cambridge, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot William Manning of Woodstock, as follows:

2. James Winchell Manning (Mch. 8, 1822-Mch. 14, 1902) m. May 5, 1846, Emily Fitts (Feb. 3, 1822-Feb. 17, 1913). 3. William Hyde Manning (Sept. 10, 1776-June 27, 1862) m. 2d, July, 1821, Lois Paine (Oct. 4,1771-Mayl5, 1871). 4. William Manning (Nov. 28,1733-Sept. 18,1807) m. June 4,1759, Mrs. Mary (Johnson) Payson (Sept. 27, 1736-Nov. 27,1812). 5. Ephraim Manning (Sept. 11,1686-Mav 17,1750) m. 1710, Mary Thompson (Nov. 17,1691-Nov. 24,1747). 6. Samuel Manning (July 21, 1644-Feb. 22,1710) m. 2d, May 6,1673, Abiel Wight (Jan. 1,1654-after 1713). 7. William Manning (abt. 1614-Mch. 14,1690) m. Dorothy (abt. 1612-July 26, 1692). William Manning, born in England, settled in Cambridge, Mass., in 1634. He was a member of the Grand Jury in 1686, 88, having been made Freeman in 1643. William Manning (1733-1807) was commissioned Captain, January, 1777.

ELLA MARIA ATTWATER (MRS. LOUIS H. PATTEN). 1857 Born in New Haven, Connecticut. The same descent as No. 1852.

Miss ABBIE ANN SMITH. 1858 Born in Sharon, Connecticut. Descendant of John Reed of Norwalk, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Josiah Reed of Salisbury, as follows:

2. John Bradford Smith (Mch. 14, 1845-living Dec, 1923) m. Feb. 18, 1868, Martha Ann Reed (June 1, 1845-July 2, 1921). 113

3. Edgar Josiah Reed (Sept. 5, 1808-Feb. 5, 1880) m. Oct. 12, 1830, Harriet Elizabeth Lyman (July 14, 1812-Sept. 30, 1874). 4. Josiah Marvin Reed (Jan. 11, 1776-June 23,1863) m. 1st, Oct. 22,1799, Diadaimia Bradley (1781-Jan. 13, 1828). 5. Josiah Reed (Oct. 28, 1754-Nov. 30, 1815) m. April 8,1775, Elizabeth Marvin (1754-Feb. 25, 1839). 6. Josiah Reed (1732- ) m. Dec. 20, 1752, Sybil Baldwin ( - ). 7. John Reed (Aug. 7, 1701-1786) m. Aug. 26, 1730, Mrs. Desire (Tuttle) Todd (July 11, 1697-after 1743). 8. Thomas Reed (1672-Oct. 9, 1757) m. May 9, 1694, Mary Olmsted ( -Aug. 13, 1713). 9. John Reed (1633-1730) m. 1st wife, Mrs. Ann Derby ( - ). John Reed, born in Cornwall, England, settled first in Providence, R. I., in 1660 and four years later moved to Norwalk, Conn. Josiah Reed (1732- ) was killed at the battle of Ticonderoga.

MISS CLARA BEECHER SMITH. 1859 Born in Sharon, Connecticut. The same lineage as the previous number.

Avis ELLENA DOWNS (MRS. CHARLES B. STANLEY). 1860 Born in Ansonia, Connecticut. Descendant of John Downs of New Haven, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Ebenezer Downs of Southbury, Conn., as follows: 2. Thomas Merwin Downs (July 15,1823-Feb. 17, 1874) m. Jan. 1,1845, Cynthia Cordelia Wooster (Dec. 21, 1824-Aug. 17, 1868). 3. Henry Downs (Sept. 21,1792-Jan. 7, 1856) m. Dec. 31,1815, Sarah Ann Botsford (June 13,1797-May 2, 1877). 4. Nathan Downs (1761-Jan. 29,1819) m. Susanna Tuttle (Nov. 13, 1763-Dec.3,1850). 5. Moses Downs (Sept. 3, 1734-Feb. 27, 1822) m. AnnHinman (Dec. 12, 1737-Nov. 11, 1810). 6. Ebenezer Downs (Mch. 28, 1707-Oct. 1,1790) m. Sept. 14,1727, Dinah Bristol (Julv31, 1705-June 11,1793). 7. Ebenezer Downs (bpt. April 3, 1667-Mch. 20,1711) m. Mary Umphreville ( - ). 8. John Downs ( - ) m. ( - )• 114

John Down^s, born in England, was in New Haven prior to 1646. Ebenezer Downs (1707-1790) served on the Committee of Safety in Southbury, Conn.

ANNA LATIMER (MRS. CHARLES MCM. HOLLINGSWORTH). 1861 Born in Nashville, Tennessee. Descendant of Capt. Robert Latimer of New London, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriots Jonathan Latimer and Wetherell Latimer of New London, as follows:

2. Joseph Henry Latimer (Sept. 5,1839-living Dec, 1923) m. Jan. 18,1866, Adele Follin Kittleband (Mch. 15, 1844-June 28, 1876). 3. Thomas Latimer (April 7,1803-Oct. 25,1895) m. April 7,1827, Mary Nance (Dec. 2, 1804-Julv 20,1865). 4. Wetherell Latimer (Mch. 18,1757-after 1837) m. 2d, Mch. 21,1793, Margaret Anderson ( -1810). 5. Jonathan Latimer (May 27,1724-abt. 1790) m. Jan. 28,1747, Lucretia Griswold ( - ...). 6. Jonathan Latimer (Sept. 5,1703- ) m. April 6,1721, Baradell Dennison (May 17,1701- ). 7. Robert Latimer, Jr. (Feb. 5,1664-Nov. 2, 1728) m. Mrs. Elizabeth (Dymond) Buttoeph ( - ). 8. Robert Latimer ( -1671) m. 1660, Mrs. Anne (Griggs) Jones ( - ). Robert Latimer, born in England, was in Boston prior to 1660. Jonathan Latimer (1724—1790) served as Captain, Major, Lieutenant Colonel and Colonel in the Connecticut Army. His son Wetherell Latimer (1757-1837) served as private, Sergeant and Adjutant under his father and received a pension for such service.

Miss HARRIET EASTMAN BARKER. 1862 Born in Brownsburg, Indiana. Descendant of Roger Eastman of Salisbury, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriots Joseph Eastman and his son John Eastman of Massachusetts, as follows: 115

2. JoelT. Barker (Nov. 15,1847-Oct. 11,1919) m. Dec. 26,1872, Sarah Eastman (Sept. 27,1846-living Dec, 1923). 3. Rilus Eastman (Nov. 23,1807-May 2, 1870) m. May 5, 1831, Catherine Jipson (Oct. 21, 1812-Sept. 19, 1894). 4. Joseph Eastman (Nov. 4,1783-1875) m. 1806, Lois Root (1787-1810). 5. John Eastman (May 7,1751-May 6, 1829) m. 1779, Hepzibah Keyes ( - ). 6. Joseph Eastman (Feb. 1, 1714-Oct. 23,1790) m. 1743, Sarah Ingram ( -Aug. 30, 1811). 7. Joseph Eastman (Aug. 2,1683-Sept. 29,1760) m. Nov. 22,1711, Mercy Smith (July 3,1694-1784). 8. Joseph Eastman (Nov. 8,1650-April 4,1692) m. 1682, Mary Tilton (Feb. 8, 1649- ). 9. Roger Eastman (1611-Dec 16, 1694) m. Sarah Smith (1621-Mch. 11,1697). Roger Eastman, born in Wales, came to Southampton in April, 1638, in the ship "Confidence" and settled at Salisbury, where he spent his life. Joseph Eastman (1714-1790) served as private in Capt. Reuben Dickinsen's Company for five months in 1778. His son John (1751-1829) served as private in the Hampshire Regiment, enlisting Aug. 18, 1777.

Miss BLANCHE ADA GARBER. 1863 Born in Madison, Indiana. Descendant of John Goode of Henrico County, Va., through the Revolutionary patriot Samuel Goode of Char­ lotte County, Va., as follows: 2. Michael Christian Garber (April 6, 1850-living Nov., 1923) m. Feb. 10, 1874, Blanche Eggleston Goode (Mch. 2, 1852-Aug. 11, 1922). 3. Dr. Samuel Mackarness Goode (Nov. 20, 1825-Nov. 8, 1909) m. Aug. 5, 1846, Eliza Eggleston (Mch. 2, 1828-Jan. 29, 1915). 4. Dr. Samuel Mackarness Goode (Sept. 2, 1795-June 29, 1826) m. May 25, 1824, Mrs. Sarah Grover (Paul) Cravene (Mch. 21,1802-Sept. 14,1877). 5. Philip Goode (Mch. 15,1771-Sept. 24,1824) m. Mch. 7,1793, Rebekah Hayes (Nov. 17, 1771-1855). 6. Samuel Goode (Mch. 30, 1749-1792) m. 1770, Mary Collier (Feb. 8,1756-1804). 7. Samuel Goode (1700-1797) m. 1725, Elizabeth Burwell (1705- ). 8. Samuel Goode (bet. 1655 and 8-after 1734) m. Martha Jones ( - ). 116

9. John Goode (1620-30-1709) m. Francis Mackarness (1620-30-1662). John Goode, born in Cornwell, England, moved to Barba­ dos in 1643 and there married. He came to Virginia prior to 1660 and settled near the present site of Richmond. Samuel Goode (1749-1792) served as private in the Char­ lotte County Militia.

FLORENCE CLAPP (MRS. THOMAS CUNNINGHAM). 1864 Born in Dorchester, Massachusetts. Descendant of Nicholas Clapp of Dorchester, through the Revolutionary patriots Roger Clapp and Ezekiel Clapp of the same place, as follows: 2. Henry Barnard Clapp (Oct. 21,1821- ) m. Mch. 26,1846, Mary Clapp Beals (Sept. 3,1825-Feb. 16,1885). 3. Stephen Clapp (Dec. 22,1778-Mch. 23,1850) m. Dec. 15,1807, Hannah W.Humphries (May 13,1785-Oct. 18,1865). 4. Ezekiel Clapp (Mch. 14,1756-Nov. 4,1823) m. Mch. 26, 1778, Lydia Pratt (Aug. 28,1759-Jan. 17,1837). 5. Roger Clapp (April 28,1721-Aug. 1,1807) m. Feb. 23,1748, Susannah Wales (Mch. 16,1729/30-Oct. 21,1808). 6. Ebenezer Clapp (Oct. 25,1678-May 20,1750) m. Mch. 17,1704, • Hannah Clapp (Sept. 13,1681-Oct. 9,1747). 7. Nathaniel Clapp (Sept. 15,1640-May 16,1707) m. Mch. 31,1668, Elizabeth Smith ( -Sept. 19,1722). 8. Nicholas Clapp (1612-Nov. 24,1677) m. Sarah Clapp ( -abt. 1650). Nicholas Clapp, born in England, appears first in Dor­ chester in 1634. Ezekiel Clapp (1756-1823) marched in Wheerer's Company of Minute Men on the Lexington Alarm. In 1776 he served as Corporal in Capt. Seth Summers' Company and again in 1777 he served a year under Gage. His father, Roger Clapp (1721-1807), also marched on the Lexington Alarm.

ANNA MARIE TODD (MRS. DANIEL W. CAHILL). 1865 Born in Peoria, Illinois. Descendant of Thomas Todd of Anne Arundel County, 117

Md., through the Revolutionary patriot Alexander Todd of the same place, as follows:

2. Judge Benjamin Todd (Dec. 20,1830-April 28,1905) m. May 3,1853, Frances Downey (July 6,1830-April3,1911). 3. Charles Warfield Todd (Oct. 3,1810-Aug. 6,1890) m. Jan. 24,1830, Marcillias D. Bonham (1814-July 15,1846). 4. Warfield Todd (1770-Feb. 11, 1837) m. Ellen Ball ( -Mch. 17,1842). 5. Alexander Todd (Sept. 7,1736-1808) m. Rachel Warfield ( - ). 6. Lancelot Todd (Aug. 16, 1713- ) m. Nov. 13, 1735, Rachel Warfield ( - ). 7. John Todd (after 1672-July 11, 1733) m. 1710, Katherine Smith ( - ). 8. Lancelot Todd (before 1651-1691) m. Sarah Phelps ( -after 1690). 9. Thomas Todd ( -before 1671) m. ( - )• Thomas Todd settled in Anne Arundel County, Md., in 1651 and was commissioned a justice of that county July 12, 1658. Alexander Todd (1736-1808) took the Oath of Allegiance in Anne Arundel County, Md., in 1778.

CORA BELL HARDY (MRS. THOMAS E. CALVERT). 1866

Born in Gainesville, New York. Descendant of George Abbott of Andover, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot William Abbott of Chelmsford, as follows:

2. Harvey Wesley Hardy (Oct. 29, 1825-Jan. 10, 1913) m. June 6, 1855, Charlotte Abbott (April 16, 1831-Mch. 19, 1879). 3. Calvin Abbott (Dec. 3, 1788-Nov. 19, 1858) m. Dec. 2, 1815, Charlotte Clement (Sept. 12, 1794-1853). 4. William Abbott (Mch. 11, 1749-after 1787) m. ( - )• 5. Jeremiah Abbott (Nov. 4, 1709-Aug. 28, 1748) Jan., 1735, Hannah Ballard (June 27, 1714-Feb. 17, 1789). 6. Nathaniel Abbott (July 5, 1671-Dec 12, 1749) m. Nov. 1, 1695, Dorcas Hibbert ( -Feb. 7, 1743). 7. George Abbott (1615-Dec 24, 1681) m. 1647, Hannah Chandler (1629-June 11, 1711). 118

George Abbott, born in England, was in Andover, Mass., in 1643, having moved there from Roxbury. William Abbott (1749-after 1787) marched on the Lexing­ ton Alarm.

HANNAH JANE EVERHART (MRS. GEORGE W. CARR). 1867 Born in Austin, Indiana. Descendant of John Graves of Concord, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Jonah Graves of Albany County N. Y., as follows:

2. John Barr Everhart (Dec. 25, 1825-Nov. 20, 1863) m. Mch. 19, 1846, Mrs. Hulda (Graves) Richards (Aug. 10, 1819-April 20, 1853). 3. Eliphalet W. Graves (April 25, 1791-1873) m. 1st, 1817, Hannah Carpenter (Sept. 9, 1796-April 19, 1863). 4. Benjamin F. Graves (Aug. 22, 1765-Sept. 7, 1836) m. Feb. 25, 1785, Abigail Graves (June 22, 1769-1854). 5. Jonah Graves (June 28, 1728-1825) m. 1749, Ruth Crosby(?) ( -after 1765). 6. Jedidiah Graves (1708-Nov. 10, 1800) m. 1728, Jerusha Allen (Mch. 29, 1707-Aug., 1736). 7. Benjamin Graves (Mch. 2, 1676-Dec 30, 1752) m. 1st, 1698, Mary Sterling ( -1710). 8. Benjamin Graves (1645-before 1724) m. Oct. 21, 1668, Mary Hoar (abt. 1648- ). 9. John Graves ( -after 1645) m. ( - )• John Graves, born in England, came to America in 1635 and settled at Concord, about 1540. Jonah Graves (1728-1825) was appointed Captain of the 3d Company, Albany County Militia, October, 1775, and reappointed May 28, 1778. He resigned March 29, 1781.

HATTIE ASHLEY (MRS. HERBERT E. HORAN). 1868 Born in Lawrence, Kansas. Descendant of William Longley of Lynn, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Edmund Longley of Shirley and Hawley, Mass., as follows: 119

2. Rev. Andrus Fellows Ashley (Sept. 21, 1831-Nov. 11, 1900) m. Jan. 1, 1860, Angle Rebecca Longley (June 23, 1840-May 21, 1903). 3. Otis Longley (June 19, 1812-Aug. 22, 1863) m. Oct. 8, 1837, Gratia Rebecca Man tor (Aug. 29, 1814-Dec 5, 1882). 4. Edmund Longley (April 11, 1779-Aug. 18, 1853) m. Nov. 26, 1805, Olive Field (Jan. 27, 1787-Dec 9, 1879). 5. Edmund Longley (Nov. 11, 1745-Nov. 29, 1842) m. Oct. 15, 1773, Alice Lawrence (Sept. 13, 1749-Feb. 21, 1842). 6. Joseph Longley (Oct. 12, 1724-1758) m. Mary Walker (1724-Jan. 1, 1776). 7. John Longley (1682/3-May 25, 1750) m. 2d, Nov. 30, 1720, Deborah Houghton (May 3, 1686-Nov. 7, 1763). 8. William Longley (abt. 1640-July 27, 1794) m. Deliverance Crisp ( -July 27, 1794). 9. William Longley (abt. 1610-Nov. 29, 1680) m. Joanna GofF ( - ).

William Longley was Clerk of the Court in Lynn, Mass., as early as 1635. He served as Town Clerk of Groton after 1663. Edmund Longley (1745-1842) served as private, Sergeant and Captain of Massachusetts State Troops for which he received a pension.

Miss MABEL ELIZABETH POLLARD. 1869 Born in Nehawka, Nebraska. Descendant of William Goodrich of Watertown, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Abij ah Goodrich of Massa­ chusetts, as follows:

2. Julian Addison Pollard, M. D. (Mch. 23, 1852-living Nov., 1923) m. Dec. 31, 1882, Mary Lizzie Goodrich (July 1, 1856-living Nov., 1923). 3. Christopher Weber Goodrich (Nov. 6, 1824-Oct. 9, 1918) m. Nov. 12. 1855, Mary Ellen White (Nov. 23, 1833-April 29, 1905). 4. John Martin Goodrich (Mch. 2, 1778-April, 1868) m. Dec. 4, 1805, Amy Haskell (1780-April, 1863). 5. Abijah Goodrich (Feb. 21, 1754-April 12, 1842) ra. 1st, Sept. 21, 1776, Eunice Martin (Sept. 21, 1755-Aug. 4, 1806). 6. Joshua Goodrich (Feb. 7, 1707/8-Oct. 29, 1782) m. June 25, 1739, Lydia Stearns (Oct. 7, 1719-Mch. 6, 1805). 7. Philip Goodrich (Nov. 13, 1669-Jan. 16, 1728) m. April 16, 1700, Mehitable Woodman (Sept. 20, 1677-Feb. 24, 1755). 8. Joseph Goodrich (Sept. 29, 1639-May 29, 1710) m. Aug. 28, 1664, Martha Moores (Dec 12, 1643- ). 120

9. William Goodrich (May 8, 1605-Mch. 21, 1646/7) m. 1632, Margaret — ( -Feb. 3, 1682). William Goodrich, born in St. Edmund, England, was in Watertown, Mass., with his wife and daughter in 1636. He was a man of influence and helped in the framing of many of the laws of the town. Abijah Goodrich (1754-1842) began his service at the Lexington Alarm and continued in the army during most of the war, retiring with the rank of Captain.

CAROLINE MEHITABLE PADDOCK (MRS. W. O. WHITCOMB). 1870 Born in Syracuse, New York. Descendant of Robert Paddock of Plymouth, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot David Paddock of Har- wick, Mass., as follows:

2. Stephen Eaton Paddock (Nov. 20, 1815-1859) m. Jan. 16, 1841, Caroline Jane Minn (1817-May 9, 1854). 3. Nathan Paddock (April 26, 1788-Mch. 26, 1865) m. 1805, Mehitable Eaton (Feb. 24, 1789-Feb. 17, 1825). 4. David Paddock (Dec. 12, 1737-Mch. 31, 1794) m. Jan. 28, 1762, Marian Belden (May 25, 1744-April 24, 1823). 5. David Paddock (Aug. 12, 1705- ) m. Oct. 12, 1727, Mary Foster (June 5, 1709- ). . 6. Zachariah Paddock (April 14, 1664-April 8, 1717) m. Berthia Hall (1667-Mch. 8, 1780)' 7. Zachariah Paddock (Mch. 20, 1636-40-May 7, 1727) m. 1659, Deborah Sears (Sept., 1639-Aug. 17, 1732). 8. Robert Paddock ( - ) m. abt. 1634, Mary ( - ). Robert Paddock, born in Plymouth, England, settled in Plymouth, Mass., in 1634. David Paddock (1737-1794) served as private, enlisting July 28,1775 and serving seven months under Capt. Grandon.

JENNIE DAY (MRS. G. C. WINTERSON). 1871 Born in Ellicott City, Maryland. Descendant of Richard Owings of Baltimore County, Md., 121 through the Revolutionary patriot Thomas Owings of Balti­ more, as follows:

2. Thomas McK. Day (April 29, 1845-Mch. 19, 1905) m. July, 1872, Amanda C. Owings (July 25, 1851-living Nov., 1923). 3. Dr. John Hood Owings (1804-1868) m. 1828. Amanda C. Boyle (1810-Oct., 1862). 4. Jesse Owings (Sept., 1779-Sept. 16, 1812) m. Sept., 1804, Hannah Hood (Mch. 6, 1786-Jan., 1836). 5. Thomas Owings (Oct. 18, 1740-Oct., 1822) m. Dec. 27, 1760, Ruth Lawrence ( - ). 6. Samuel Owings (April 4, 1702-April 6, 1775) m. Jan. 1, 1729, Urath Randall (Jan. 1, 1713- ). 7. Richard Owings ( - ) m. Rachel Beale ( - ). 8. Thomas Owings ( - ) m.

• ( - )•

Thomas Owings was in Virginia at an early date as his son Richard was born there before 1634. Thomas Owings (1740-1822) served in the Militia of Balti­ more County as Lieutenant in 1776 and Captain a year later.

FLORENCE HAGUE (MRS. WILLIAM A. BECKER). 1872 Born in Westfield, New Jersey. Descendant of Thomas Baker of Easthampton, L. I., through the Revolutionary patriot Daniel Baker of Westfield, N. J., as follows:

2. Ainsworth James Hague (Feb. 14,1858-living Jan., 1924) m. April 2,1885, Susie Baker (Dec. 31, 1858-living Jan., 1924). 3. Francis R. Baker (Dec. 6, 1828-Tune 8, 1904) m. Dec. 7, 1852, Charlotte Radley (Dec. 5, 1834-April 30, 1908). 4. Hedges Baker (Aug, 12, 1792-April 5, 1831) m. Mch. 1, 1815, Charlotte King Crane (Mch. 1, 1795-June 28, 1873). 5. Daniel Baker (June 3, 1753-June 10, 1814) m. Oct. 26, 1778, Margaret Osborn (July 14, 1760-Aug. 26, 1836). 6. Henry Baker (1727-Mav 13, 1780) m. 1750, Phebe Hedges (1729-Aug. 9, 1813). 7. Daniel Baker (Aug. 1, 1692-1740) m. Sept. 7, 1714, Abigail Osborn ( - ). 8. Nathaniel Baker (Dec 22, 1655-Feb. 27, 1739) m. Catherine Schillenger (April 9, 1656-May 19, 1722). 9. Thomas Baker (abt. 1618-April 30, 1700) m. June 20, 1643, Alice Dayton (abt. 1620-Feb. 5, 1708). 122

Thomas Baker, born in England, was one of the signers of the deed from the Indians to the settlers of Easthampton, in 1648. He served the town as Magistrate and Justice of the Peace. Daniel Baker (1753-1814) enlisted Nov. 13, 1775, for one year as a private under Capt. Andrew McMyre and was soon made Corporal. He was also private under Capt. Scudder and later promoted to Sergeant and Ensign, serving until the close of the war.

CORDELIA FESSENDEN (MRS. WILLIAM H. LARKIN, JR.). 1873

Born in Portland, Maine. Descendant of Nicholas Fessenden of Cambridge, Mass. through the Revolutionary patriot Nathan Fessenden of Lexington, Mass., as follows:

2. Nathan Greenwood Fessenden (Mch. 25, 1843-living Dec, 1923) m. Dec. 9 1873 Cordelia Ann Gerts (Jan. 5, 1849-May 17, 1887). 3. Nathan Fessenden (Mch. 1, 1807-Sept. 11, 1865) m. Mary Parshley (Feb. 26, 1806-Feb. 15, 1890). 4. Jonathan Fessenden (May 18, 1779-May 2, 1866) m. Sept. 30, 1803, Betsey Drinkwater (Dec. 20, 1786-Mav I, 1832). 5. Nathan Fessenden (April 10, 1749-April 24, 1797) m. Oct. 17, 1771, Sarah Winship (May 12, 1754- ). 6. Thomas Fessenden (Dec 9,1709-July 27,1768) m. June 19,1735, Hannah Prentice (Dec. 16, 1716-Oct. 22, 1768). 7. Thomas Fessenden (Aug. 12, 1684-Mch. 6, 1738) m. 1708, Abigail Poulter (Sept. 5, 1692-April 25, 1719). 8. Nicholas Fessenden (1650-Feb. 24, 1718/19) m. 1673, Margaret Cheney (Nov. 26, 1656-Dec. 10, 1717).

Nicholas Fessenden, born in Canterbury, England, came to Cambridge, Mass., in 1674, as the heir of his uncle John Fessenden. Nathan Fessenden (1749-1797) was in the Battle of Lexing­ ton April 19 and the Battle of Bunker Hill, June 17, 18, 1775. 123

CAROLINE MARVIN (MRS. FREDERICK W. RUSSELL). 1874

Born in Winchendon, Massachusetts. Descendant of Reinold Marvin of Lyme, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Elisha Marvin of the same place as follows:

2. Abijah P. Marvin (Feb. 1, 1813-Oct. 19, 1889) m. Mch. 5, 1845, Caroline Holbrook (May 16, 1824-Jan., 1915). 3. Asahel Marvin (Sept. 16, 1769-Feb. 7, 1817) m. Sept. 21, 1797, Azubah Sill (Nov. 15, 1780-May 20, 1856).

The following generations are the same as No. 1836.

CORA MAY PERKINS (MRS. SYLVANUS P. SCHENBERGER). 1875 Born in Kirkwood, Illinois. Descendant of Richard Knowles of Plymouth, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriots Seth Knowles and his son Freeman Knowles of Eastham, Mass., as follows:

2. Samuel D. Perkins (Feb. 13, 1815-Jan. 6, 1895) m. June, 1848, Mercy Simpson Knowles (July 4, 1821-Feb. 2, 1899). 3. Amasa Knowles (Sept. 7, 1778-Nov. 12, 1864) m. Mch. 4, 1804, Mercy Simpson (Feb. 9, 1783-1855). 4. Freeman Knowles (Nov. 24, 1745-after 1777) m. Nov. 23, 1769, Esther Myrick ( - ). 5. Seth Knowles (Jan. 20, 1721-1789) m. Feb. 21, 1744/5, Ruth Freeman (Sept. 12, 1727- ). 6. Samuel Knowles (Jan. 15, 1683-Jan. 30, 1749/50) m. Bethia Brown ( - ). 7. Samuel Knowles (Sept. 17, 1651-Jan. 19, 1737) m. Dec. 12, 1679, Mercy Freeman (July 15, 1659-1744). 8. Richard Knowles ( - ) m. Ruth Bomer ( - ).

Richard Knowles lived first in Plymouth, Mass., and moved to Eastham soon after September, 1651. Seth Knowles (1721-1789) served at various times from June, 1776, to the close of the war. His son Freeman Knowles 1745-1777) enlisted Sept. 11,1775, and served until his death. 124

GRACE L. SEARS (MRS. ROBERT WILLIAM SNYDER). 1876 Born in La Harpe, Illinois. Descendant of Richard Sears of Yarmouth, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Thomas Sears of South East, N. Y., as follows:

2. George Washington Sears (Jan. 6, 1841-living Nov., 1923) m. Aug., 1862, Angeline Arminta Yates (Mch., 1845-living Nov., 1923). 3. Heman Sears (1818-Dec. 28, 1893) m. 1840, Almira Lincoln (May 20, 1823-Mch. 3, 1896). 4. Isaac Sears (July 23, 1786- ) m. May 21, 1811, Mary Sears (May 12, 1791-April 11, 1821). 5. Thomas Sears (April 3.0, 1745-April 28, 1824) m. Sept. 9, 1767, Deborah Baldwin (Nov. 23, 1749-Sept. 13, 1828). 6. James Sears (Mch. 30, 1704-Mch. 17, 1791) m. May 28, 1730, Desire Tobey (1707-July 28, 1781). 7. Silas Sears (1661-1732) m. 1st, 1692, Sarah Crosby (Mch. 24, 1667-Mch. 20, 1705/6). 8. Silas Sears (1637-Jan. 13, 1697/8) m. 1660, Anna Bursell ( -Mch. 4, 1725/6). 9. Richard Sears ( -Aug., 1676) m. Dorothy Thatcher ( -Mch., 1678/9). Richard Sears, born in England, appears on the tax list of Plymouth, Mch. 25, 1633. Later he crossed over to Marblehead. Early in 1639 he moved, with Anthony Thatcher, to Cape Cod and started the town of Yarmouth. Thomas Sears (1745-1824) served as private from South East, N. Y.

AMELIA DAGGETT (MRS. GEORGE ST. J. SHEFFIELD). 1877 Born in Attleboro, Massachusetts. Descendant of John Dogget of Watertown, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot John Daggett of Attleboro, Mass., as follows:

2. John Daggett (Feb. 10, 1805-Dec 18, 1885) m. June 18, 1840, Nancy McClellan Boomer (Sept. 29, 1819-June 22, 1886). 3. Ebenezer Daggett (April 16, 1763-Mch. 4, 1832) m. Sept. 3, 1797, Sally Maxcy (Nov. 20, 1778-April 30, 1867). 4. John Daggett (Feb. 2, 1724-Jan. 20, 1803) m. Nov. 19, 1751, Mercy Shepard (Aug. 21, 1730-Feb. 3, 1783). 125

5. Ebenezer Daggett (Aug. 29, 1690-Aug. 30, 1740) m. Nov. 9, 1721, Mary Blackington (Nov. 25, 1698-Dec 1, 1772). 6. Deac. John Daggett (abt. 1662-Sept. 7, 1724) m. abt. 1685, Sarah Norton(?) (before 1670-after 1735). 7. Thomas Daggett (abt. 1630/1-1691) m. abt. 1657, Hannah Mayhew (June 15, 1635-after 1722). 8. John Dogget (abt. 1607-May, 1663) m. 1st wife, Hepzibah ( -before 1651).

John Dogget, born probably in England, came in Gov. Winthrop's fleet, arriving at Salem June 30,1630. He settled first at Watertown, where he was made Freeman May 18, 1631. He was at Rehoboth in 1644 and finally settled, with Thomas Mahew, at Martha's Vineyard.. John Daggett (1724-1803) was chosen Colonel of the 4th Bristol Company Regiment, Feb. 7, 1776.

LILLIAN KIMBALL (MRS. F. C. STEWART). 1878

Born in Superior, Wisconsin. Descendant of Richard Kimball of Ipswich, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Joseph Kimball of Exeter, N. H., as follows:

2. Charles Dean Kimball (April 18, 1827-Aug. 6, 1864) m. Aug. 7, 1857, Caroline M. Howe (Aug. 22, 1838-Oct. 6, 1907). 3. Nehemiah Dean Kimball (1787-Sept. 14, 1854) m. Aug. 27, 1822, Mary Moore (Dec. 25, 1796-Nov. 16, 1887). 4. Peter Sanborn Kimball (Aug. 3, 1760-after 1786) m. Jan. 6, 1783, Abigail Dean (June 17, 1759-after 1790). 5. Joseph Kimball (Jan. 29, 1730/1-Nov. 6, 1814) m. 1st, July 12, 1756, Mary Sanborn (Mch. 10, 1738-1762). 6. John Kimball (Dec. 20, 1699-Jan., 1785) m. Feb. 14, 1722/3, Abigail Lyford ( -Feb. 12, 1737/8). 7. Caleb Kimball (April 9, 1665-Jan. 25, 1725) m. before 1794, Sarah ( -Feb. 20, 1731/2). 8. Richard Kimball (abt. 1623-May 20, 1676) m. 1st, before 1650, Mary ( -Sept. 2, 1672). 9. Richard Kimball (1595-June 22, 1675) m. 1st, before 1615, Ursula Scott (Feb. 14, 1597-before 1661).

Richard Kimball, born in England, embarked for America in April, 1634, and settled at Watertown, where he had a Homestead of six acres. He was invited to come to Ipswich 126 and ply his trade of wheelwright and he appears on the tax list of the town in 1636. Joseph Kimball (1730/1-1814) served as Corporal under Capt. Jesse Page, in Col. Jacob Gale's Regiment which set out for Rhode Island, Aug. 5, 1778. He was discharged the 28th of that month.

Also descendant of Abraham How of Roxbury, Mass., through the Revolutionarypatriot Ichabod How of Winthrop, Mass. (now Maine), as follows:

2. Charles Dean Kimball (April 18, 1827-Aug. 6, 1864) m. Aug. 7, 1857, Caroline M. Howe (Aug. 22, 1838-Oct. 6, 1907). 3. Jonathan Howe (June 14, 1807-Oct. 21, 1878) m. 1830, Jane Hubbard (Feb. 12, 1810-July 29, 1842). 4. Stephen Howe (Dec. 9, 1768-1822) m. Mch. 13, 1793), Eleanor Turner ( -after 1822). 5. Ichabod How (Jan. 9, 1731-Jan. 16, 1810) m. 1759, Sarah ( -after 1810). 6. Jonathan How (April 23, 1695-before July, 1740) m. 1717, Sarah Hapgood (Feb. 10, 1696-Jan. 16, 1770). 7. Daniel How (1658-April 13, 1718) m. Oct. 12, 1686, Elizabeth Herley (abt. 1660-1708/14). 8. Abraham How ( -before Feb. 15, 1694) m. Mch. 26, 1657, Hannah Ward (abt. 1639-Nov. 3, 1717). 9. Abraham How ( -1676) m. ( -Dec, 1645). Abraham How, born in Essex County, England, was made Freeman in Roxbury, Mass., May 3, 1638. Ichabod How (1731-1810) was Town Clerk in Winthrop, Me., in 1775; Selectman, 1777, 78, and 80. He also served as a Member of the Committee of Correspondence, Inspection and Safety. He was a delegate to the Provincial Congress February, 1775, and to the County Convention atWiscasset, April, 1777.

ADELAIDE EVANS (MRS. JAMES O. WYNN). 1879

Born in Marion, Alabama. Descendant of Edward Wyatt of Jamestown, Va., through the Revolutionary patriot William Wyatt of Prince William Coutny, Va., as follows: 127

2. Dr. William A. Evans (Dec. 17, 1836-Oct. 8, 1903) m. May 26, 1864, Josephine Wyatt (Sept. 24, 1844-Sept. 23, 1905). 3. William Newton Wyatt (Aug. 29,1803-1868) m. 1840, Eliza Miller (Jan. 22,1822-Mch. 12,1876). 4. Elijah Wyatt (Feb. 2,1774-Feb. 18,1858) m. Sept. 15, 1793, Mary Foster (May 15,1773-Mch. 8,1858). 5. William Wyatt (1742-1815) m. 1766, Frances Newton (1747-1782). 6. William Wyatt (1707-1774) m. 1730, Lettrice Nichols (1710-1776). 7. Edward Wyatt (1677-after 1750) m. 1707, Frances Newton (1685-1753). 8. Conquest Wyatt (1645-1720) m. 1669, SalliePate(?) (1652-1750). 9. Edward Wyatt (1619-1690) m. 1644, Jane Conquest (1622-1698). Edward Wyatt, born in Lentshire, England, came to Vir­ ginia in 1610, returning to England in 1625. He later came to Gloucester County, being there in 1645. William Wyatt (1742-1815) served as private in the 5th Virginia Regiment, 1778-79.

PEARLE MAY LUM (MRS. WILLIAM SHERMAN LINDSLEY). 1880 Born in Clarendon, Michigan. Descendant of James Colman of Ipswich, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Job Colman of Shelbourne, Mass., as follows: 2. Eldredge Milford Lum (July 26,1851-Feb.20,1918) m. Feb. 20,1870, Martha Jane Colman (Dec. 1, 1850-living Jan., 1924). 3. Eli M. Colman (May 22, 1821-Aug. 9, 1877) m. 1848, Jane Mensch (Mench) (July 27, 1827-Mch. 26, 1889). 4. Zur Colman (June 15, 1789-1850) m. Sally (Sarah) Nearpass ( -1859). 5. Job Colman (Oct. 20, 1741-Sept. 2, 1805) m. Feb. 20, 1765, Elizabeth Martin (June 23, 1741-Oct. 25, 1805). 6. James Colman (1708-Aug. 15, 1773) m. Jan. 11, 1733, Rachel Andrews (abt. 1713- ). 7. Samuel Colman (Nov. 18, 1677-Jan. 16, 1743) m. April 12, 1707, Hannah Smith; ( - ). 8. James Colman (1640/2-1691) m. Sarah ( - ). James Colman, born in England, came with William Thompson to Ipswich in 1653. 128

Job Colman (1741-1805) served as private in the Lexing­ ton Alarm. He enlisted again Sept. 22,1777, and served one month and two days.

IDA WILLIAMS (MRS. JOHN FISHER STOUT). 1881 Born in New York City. Descendant of Richard Williams of Huntington, L. I., through the Revolutionary patriot Nathaniel Williams of the same place, as follows:

2. George Washington Williams (July 4, 1810-April 19, 1887) m. Mch. 4, 1854, Mary Ann Wakelam (June 1, 1828-Sept., 1910). 3. Timothy Williams (Dec. 25, 1756-Aug. 26, 1811) m. Jane Oakley (July 5, 1772-1861). 4. Nathaniel Williams (Feb. 15,1721-Nov. 27,1781) m. Dec. 9, 1751, Rachel Fleet (1725-Mch. 14, 1791). 5. Nathaniel Williams (1698-Aug. 4, 1732) m. Elizabeth Piatt (1695-Dec 26, 1773). 6. Nathaniel Williams (1662- ) m. before 1697, Sarah Carey ( - ). 7. Richard Williams (1635-169..) m.

Richard Williams was in Huntington before 1662. Nathaniel Williams (1721-1781) and his son Timothy Williams (1756-1811) were refugees from Long Island to Connecticut

Miss CARRIE L. BARDWELL. 1882 Born in South Hadley, Massachusetts. Descendant of Robert Bardwell of Boston, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Joseph Bardwell of Belchertown, Mass., as follows: 2. Charles A. Bardwell (Oct. 7, 1826-April 22, 1911) m. Sept. 11, 1849, Nancv H. Smith (Sept. 17, 1828-Mch. 27, 1885). 3. Alonzo Bardwell (July 22, 1795-Julv 4, 1868) m. Dec. 7, 1820, Harriet White (Oct. 2, 1794-Nov. 14, 1874). 4. Deac Joseph Bardwell (1750-Sept. 13, 1838) m. Jan., 1774, Sybil Smith ( -Nov. 23, 1829). 5. Joseph Bardwell (1713-1791) m. Lydia (1714-1800). 6. John Bardwell (Aug. 28, 1687- ) m. ( - )• 129

7. Robert Bardwell ( -Jan. 9, 1726) m. Nov. 29, 1676, Mary Gull ( -Nov. 12, 1726). Robert Bardwell, born in London, England, came to Boston about 1670, and moved to Hatfield some time before 1680. He served in King Phillip's War, 1675. Joseph Bardwell (1713-1791) served as private on the Alarm, April, 1675, enlisting again July 9, 1777, September and October of the same year.

DR. ELLA SHAW (MRS. JOHN DANNER). 1883 Born in Winthrop, Maine. Descendant of Abraham Shaw of Watertown and Dedham, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Abraham Shaw of Middleborough, Mass., as follows:

2. Orin S. Shaw (June 24, 1839-Nov. 11, 1916) m. Nov. 25, 1862, Ella L. Dunn (Sept. 29, 1843-Dec. 30, 1916). 3. Samuel Briggs Shaw (Dec. 25, 1811-June 15, 1891) m. May 18, 1837, Hannah J. Sanborn (May 19, 1815-Jan. 9, 1899). 4. Samuel Shaw (Feb. 18, 1785-Oct. 21, 1835) m. Aug. 27, 1809, Martha Briggs (Nov. 3, 1785-Mch. 4, 1863). 5. Abraham Shaw (Aug. 10, 1757-April 9, 1814) m. Sept. 16, 1783, Hannah Miller (Mch. 25, 1765-Oct. 1, 1713). 6. Abraham Shaw (Mch. 1, 1729/30-July 8, 1808) m. Nov. 1, 1753, Sarah Barrows ( - ). 7. Samuel Shaw (1698-1730) m. Elizabeth ( - ). 8. Benjamin Shaw (June 16, 1670-June 16, 1723) m. Hannah Rogers (1675-May 20, 1724). 9. John Shaw (bpt. May 20, 1630-Sept. 16, 1704) m. Alice Phillips (1640-Mch. 6, 1685). 10. Abraham Shaw ( -Oct., 1638) m. Bridget Best ( - ).

Abraham Shaw, born in England, was in Watertown before 1636. He signed the Covenant there on July of that year, having been made Freeman the previous March. Abraham Shaw (1757-1814) enrolled in the 2d Minute Company of Middleborough and marched on the Lexington Alarm. He was under Capt. Isaac Wood at the Battle of Bunker Hill and served as Sergeant under Capt. Amos Wash­ burn. 130

CAROLYN HODGDEN (MRS. LLEWELLYN N. EDWARDS). 1884 Born in Tremont, Maine. Descendant of John Alden of Plymouth, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Job Alden (Allden) of Middle­ borough, Mass., as follows:

2. Matthew S. Hodgden (Jan. 1, 1857-Dec 8, 1914) m. Dec. 15, 1879, Alice Maria Alden (May 19, 1858-living Feb., 1924). 3. Augustus Alden (Mch. 28, 1824-Feb., 1913) m. Mary Eliza P. Robinson (Mch. 20, 1832-Nov. 7, 1862). 4. Spooner Alden (Sept. 13, 1779- ) m. Nancy Pierce ( - ). 5. Job Alden (Sept. 24, 1737-after 1778) m. Oct. 4, 1764, Lucv Spooner ( - ). 6. David Alden (May 18, 1702-Aug. 24, 1763) m. Judah Paddleford (1708-1802). 7. John Alden (1674-Sept. 29, 1730) m. Hannah White (May 12, 1683-Oct. 5, 1732). 8. Joseph Alden (1627-Feb. 8, 1697) m. Mary Siminsons ( - ). 9. John Alden (1599-Sept. 12, 1687) m. 1621, Priscilla Molines ( - ).

John Alden, born in England, came to America in the "Mayflower." Job Alden (1737-after 1778) served as Corporal, enlisting Sept. 6, 1778, and serving until Sept. 12.

BLANCHE MORGRIDGE (MRS. JOHN FLORENCE). 1885 Born in Darby, Ohio. Descendant of William Tuttle of New Haven, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Enos Tuttle of New Canaan, Conn., as follows:

2. Joshua Bailey Morgridge (Aug. 2, 1814-April 10, 1893) m. Feb. 17,1852. Harriet Hoyt Tuttle (Feb. 17, 1821-Mch. 29, 1889). 3. Azor Tuttle (Aug. 30, 1785-June, 1847) m. 1818, Sarah Hoyt (1790-Oct. 4, 1835). 4. Enos Tuttle ( -Aug. 20, 1792) m. Jan. 16, 1776, Abigail Penoyer (Sept. 7, 1756- ). 5. David Tuttle (Mch. 6, 1701- ) m. Martha ( - ). 131

6. David Tuttle (Nov. 14, 1668-1752) m. Mary Read ( - ). 7. John Tuttle (1631-Nov. 12, 1683) m. Nov. 8, 1653, Kattareen Lane ( - ). 8. William Tuttle (abt. 1609-June, 1673) m. Elizabeth (1612-Dec 30, 1684). William Tuttle, born in England, came in the "Planter" to Boston about July 1, 1635. His name appears on the Church Covenant of Quinnipiac Colony, June 4, 1639. Enos Tuttle (abt. 1755-1792) served as private in the 7th Company, 6th Connecticut Regiment, from Aug. 15, 1778, to December, 1780.

Miss VIRGINIA MERRILLS. 1886 Born in Belleville, Illinois. Descendant of Nathaniel Merrill of Newbury, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Jeptha Merrills of Corn­ wall, Conn., as follows:

2. Frederick Boyakin Merrills (Aug. 20, 1864-May 30, 1920) m. Dec. 28 1887, Virginia Badgley (Dec. 5, 1864-living Feb., 1924). 3. Frederick Merrills (April 18, 1818-Dec 5, 1885) m. Jan. 8, 1859, Catherine Boyakin (April 3, 1824-Dec 9, 1889). 4. Sylvester Merrills (Dec. 8, 1793-July 23, 1852) jn. April 13, 1817, Susanna Varner (June 8, 1798-Nov. 9, 1867). 5. Jeptha Merrills (1756-1838) m. Mary Royce ( -abt. 1826). 6. Ephraim Merrills (Oct. 9, 1733- ) m. Dec. 26, 1753, Jerusha Tompkins ( - ). 7. Nathaniel Merrill (July 15, 1702-Oct. 28, 1772) m. Nov. 16, 1729, Esther Warner ( - ). 8. John Merrill (1669-1748) m. Sept. 29, 1694, Sarah Marsh ( - ). 9. John Merrill (1635-July 18, 1712) m. Sept. 13, 1663, Sarah Watson ( - ). 10. Nathaniel Merrill (1610-Mch. 16, 1654) m. Susanna Wilterton ( -after 1654).

Nathaniel Merrill, born County Wilts, England, was a charter member of the town of Newbury, paying his first taxes in the spring of 1635. Jeptha Merrills (1756-1838) served as private, enlisting June 20, 1776, and serving until Jan. 1, 1777, being in the 132

battles of White Plains, Long Island and Bay. He received a pension for his services.

ALICE DAVIS (MRS. CLEMENT H. MILLER). 1887 Born near Carlinville, Illinois. Descendant of John Davis of York County, Va., through the Revolutionary patriot Richard Davis of Virginia, as fol­ lows:

2. Capt. Thomas Chiles Davis (Nov. 2, 1811-April 7, 1891) m. 2d, Sept. 22, 1857, Mrs. Rebecca Fifield (Rutherford) Grace (Oct. 19, 1825-Feb. 17, 1885). 3. Dr. Thomas Chiles Davis (Dec. 31, 1779-Jan. 22, 1813) m. 1810, Elizabeth Dabney Chiles (abt. 1785-April, 1815). 4. Richard Davis (1746-Oct. 8, 1812) m. 1773, Ann (Nancy) Chiles (Dec. 7, 1755-July 28, 1849). 5. William Davis (Sept. 27, 1705- .) m. Oct. 29, 1728, Elizabeth Shelton (abt. 1710-after 1790). 6. John Davis (1680-Jan. 27, 1723) m. abt. 1704, Margrett ( -Nov. 28, 1729). 7. William Davis ( -Feb. 18, 1723) m. before 1680, Constant Batten ( -Feb., 1686). 8. William Davis ( -1688) m.

( - )• 9. John Davis (1599-1646) m. Mary ( - ). John Davis, born in England, came to Jamestown, Va., in 1617, and returning to England, he came again with his brother Thomas, in 1623, and settled in York County, where he died. Richard Davis (1746-1812) served three years as a member of Capt. Pemberton's Company, Light , for which he received a grant of 200 acres of land.

MARTHA E. BLAKESLEE (MRS. LYMAN T. LAW). 1888 Born in New Haven, Connecticut. Descendant of Samuel Blakeslee of Guilford, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Jotham Blakeslee of North Haven, Conn., as follows: 133

2. Charles Wells Blakeslee (Aug. 11, 1824-Jan. 12, 1916) m. May 15, 1855, Mrs. Martha Jane (Waters) Blair (May 25, 1830-Sept. 3, 1917). 3. Mathew Gilbert Blakeslee (Oct. 9, 1781-June 6, 1831) m. Feb. 11, 1802, Rhoda Dorman (June 3, 1786-Dec 23, 1871). 4. Jotham Blakeslee (July 4, 1736-Feb. 18, 1792) m. June 1, 1781, Mary Gilbert Wooden (1748-after 1792). 5. Ebenezer Blakeslee (May 12, 1711-1771) m. May 17, 1731, Jemima Tuttle (Feb. 13, 1712/13-Aug. 13, 1760). 6. Ebenezer Blakeslee (Feb. 4, 1685/6-1760) m. Dec. 5, 1706, Mary Ford (Aug. 9, 1684-Aug. 13, 1760). 7. Ebenezer Blakeslee (July 17, 1664-Sept. 24, 1735) m. Hannah Lupton (May 27, 1665-July 23, 1749). 8. Samuel Blakeslee (1620/5-May 17, 1672) m. Dec. 3, 1650, Hannah Potter (before 1636-Nov. 7, 1723).

Samuel Blakeslee, born in England, was a blacksmith and settled in Guilford about 1649. In 1653 he moved to New Haven, where he spent the remainder of his life. Jotham Blakeslee (1736-1792) was clerk to Capt. Jonathan Dayton of North Haven, Conn., in 1779, and also a member of the "Household Band."

CARRIE CURTIS (MRS. FREDERICK SHELTON). 1889

Born in Huntington, Connecticut. Descendant of John Curtiss of Stratford, Conn., through the Revolutionary patriot Ephraim Curtiss of the same place, as follows:

2. David Wooster Curtis (May 17, 1826-June 22, 1867) m. June 22, 1859, Martha Clark (Mch. 14, 1836-Feb. 1, 1915). 3. Samuel Clark Curtis (1791-May 9, 1867) m. Nov. 22, 1814, Melissa Wooster (July 30, 1789-Nov. 10, 1867). 4. Levi Curtiss (Dec. 29, 1765-Aprll 8, 1851) m. Abigail Clark (1767-Jan. 9, 1809). 5. Ephraim Curtiss (Mch. 27, 1739-Aug. 30, 1794) m. Dec. 23, 1764, Ann Curtiss (Jan. 27, 1743-Jan. 15, 1802). 6. Stiles Curtiss (Mch. 18, 1708-April 22, 1785) m. Nov. 7, 1730, Rebecca Judson (1709-July 1, 1798). 7. Ephraim Curtiss (Dec. 31, 1684-May 9, 1776) rn. June 26, 1707, Elizabeth Stiles (Feb. 18, 1687-Oct. 5, 1775). 8. Joseph Curtiss (Nov. 12, 1650-1742) m. Nov. 9, 1670, Bethia Booth (Aug. 18, 1658-Aug. 2, 1699). 9. John Curtiss (1611-Dec 6, 1707) m. 1641, Elizabeth Wells ( -Mch. 9, 1681/2). 134

John Curtiss, born in Nazing, England, appears among the original patentees of Stratford, Conn., and also in a list of property owners in 1650. Ephraim Curtiss (1739-1794) served as Lieutenant under Capt. Beach Tomlinson, enlisting Oct. 5, 1777.

MAUD SMITH (MRS. EUGENE R. BARRETT). 1890 Born in Galveston, Texas. Descendant of Col. Robert Wynne of Charles City County, Va., through the Revolutionary patriot Joshua Wynne of Georgia, as follows:

2. Samuel Y. Smith (Sept. 29, 1841-July 11, 1890) m. Aug. 14, 1862, Florence L. Wynne (Mav 23, 1844-living Feb., 1924). 3. Erasmus Wynne (Dec. 19, 1807-Mch. 6, 1863) m. Mch. 1, 1831, Jane Sophronia Anderson (Aug. 3, 1814-Oct. 31, 1856). The following generations are the same as Number 1807.

MINNIE L. WEBB (MRS. FRED S. WARD). 1891 Born in Perch River, New York. Descendant of Alexander Webb of Massachusetts, through the Revolutionary patriot William Webb of Windham, Conn., as follows: 2. Daniel S. Webb (Aug. 6, 1822-Oct. 19, 1904) m. April 20, 1848, Lucinda C. Coon (Jan. 24, 1828-July 10, 1905). 3. Jonathan Webb (Mch. 27, 1785-Feb. 19, 1867) m. Oct. 17, 1806, Rebecca Cole (Jan. 24, 1787-July 26, 1858). 4. William Webb (April 26, 1758-April 6, 1824) m. May 16, 1782, Lois Brewster Strong (Nov. 24, 1762-April 2, 1810). 5. Naphtuli Webb (July 20, 1729-Sept. 20, 1781) m. May 26, 1757, Mary Mudge (Oct. 21, 1731-Sept. 20, 1780). 6. Zebulon Webb (Jan. 1, 1698-July 4, 1755) m. Dec. 19, 1722, Judith Howard (May 6, 1700-Dec 25, 1755). 7. Samuel Webb (Aug. 6, 1660-Feb. 20, 1738) m. Dec. 25, 1686, Mary Adams (Oct. 6, 1663-Dec. 31, 1744). 8. Christopher Webb (July 31, 1630-May 30, 1694) m. Jan. 18, 1654, Hannah Scott (June 6, 1634-Feb. 1, 1718). 9. Alexander Webb (Aug. 20, 1559- ) m. Mary Wilson ( - ). Alexander Webb, born in Warwickshire, England, came to America in 1629 and settled at Braintree, Mass. 135

William Webb (1758-1824) enlisted in 1777 on the Frigate "Trumbull," which was captured by the British. He was kept a prisoner on the prison ship "Jersey" during the winter of 1779 and 80 and escaped when the ship was set on fire.

Miss EVA SANDIFER MOORE. 1892 Born in Charlotte, North Carolina. Descendant of James Moore of Charlestown, S. C, through the Revolutionary patriot James Moore of Brunswick County, N. C, as follows:

2. Richard Moore, Jr. (Mch. 17, 1880-living Mch., 1924) m. June 17,1903, Marie Elise Sandifer (July 12, 1880-living Mch., 1924). 3. Richard Moore (Nov. 7, 1847-living Mch., 1924) m. Dec. 1, 1875, Alice Brandon Davidson (Nov. 30, 1851-living Mch., 1924). 4. Alexander Duncan Moore (Dec. 1, 1799-Dec, 1858) m. 1823, Harriet Lucelia Osborne (1808-1876). 5. Alexander Duncan Moore (Mch. 2, 1769- ) m. Nov. 25, 1790, Rebecca Quince (Dec. 5, 1772- ). 6. James Moore (1741-April 19, 1777) m. Ann Ivey ( - ). 7. Col. Maurice Moore ( - ) m. Elizabeth Porter ( - ). 8. Gov. James Moore (1641-April 9, 1729) m. 1666, Margaret Yeamans ( - ). James Moore, born in Ireland, emigrated to Charlestown in 1665. He was a member of the Assembly in 1692, a member of the Council from 1677 to 94, Receiver General, 1698, and from 1702 to 1706, Secretary of the Province. From 1699 to 1700 he was Attorney General, Chief Justice and Governor. James Moore (1741-1777) served as Colonel of the First Regiment in North Carolina in 1775, and Brig. General, April 10, 1776.

MARY BELLE PENDLETON (MRS. EDWIN CLIFTON STEWART). 1893 Born in Atlanta, Georgia. Descendant of Philip Pendleton of Kent County, Va., through the Revolutionary patriot Henry Pendleton, Jr., of Spotsylvania County, Va., as follows: 136

2. John Thomas Pendleton (Mch. 24, 1845-Oct. 5, 1922) m. April 13, 1870, Ella Jane Bowie (Mch. 22, 1843-Sept. 17, 1922). 3. William Henry Pendleton (Dec 16, 1820-Mch. 4, 1863) m. April 25, 1844, Isabella Catlett Major (Sept. 7, 1824-May 19, 1890). 4. John Pendleton (April 21, 1780-Jan. 26, 1838) m. Dec. 23, 1806, /Frances Jackson Thompson (Dec. 29, 1784-Nov. 3, 1863). 5. Henry Pendleton (1744/5-1800) m. Ann Knight ( - ). 6. Henry Pendleton ( -1818) m. Martha Curtis ( - ). 7. Philip Pendleton (1704-1778) m. Martha ( - ). 8. Henry Pendleton (1683-May, 1721) m. 1701, Mary Taylor (1688-1770). 9. Philip Pendleton (1650-Nov. 9, 1721) m. Isabella Hurt ( - ).

Philip Pendleton, born in England, was in Carolina County Va., before 1683. Henry Pendleton, Jr. (1744-1800) served as private in North Carolina through 1780.

SADIE VAUGHN (MRS. ERNEST O. EBBINGHAUSE). 1894

Born in Chicago, Illinois. Descendant of John Vaughn of Newport, R. I., through the Revolutionary patriot Jonathan Vaughn of North King­ ston, R. I., as follows:

2. Thos. Fales Vaughn (Oct. 19, 1852-living Feb., 1924) rn. June 12, 1877, Henrietta Furlong (Nov. 17, 1853-living Feb., 1924). 3. Thomas Fales Vaughn (1822-May 19, 1874) m. 1844, Sarah Northrup (Oct. 2, 1829-Feb. 25, 1885). 4. Clark Vaughn (1796- ) m. Jan. 17, 1819, Julia Ann Fales ( - ). 5. Gideon Vaughn (Aug. 19, 1771- ) m. Patience (1770-May 2, 1848). 6. Jonathan Vaughn ( - ) m. Jan. 1, 1756, Elizabeth Gould (Mch. 11, 1731- ). 7. Isaac Vaughn (Mch. 31, 1707- ) m. Feb. 14, 1730, ( - )• 8. John Vaughn ( - ) m. Nov. 24, 1698, Elizabeth Bull ( - ). 9. David Vaughn (July 19, 1646- ) m. Mary Bailey ( - ). 10. John Vaughn ( -1687) m. 1638, Gillian ( - ). 137

John Vaughn came to Massachusetts in 1634, and moved to Newport in 1638, and was made Freeman in 1655. Jonathan Vaughn (m. 1756-after 1778) served as private under Capt. Browne from 1777 to January, 1778.

MRS. HARRIET VAUGHN (MRS. JAY A. RIGDON). 1895 Born in Chicago, Illinois. The same as previous number.

NANNIE LOVEJOY (MRS. GEORGE W. Ross). 1896 Born near Greensburg, Indiana. Descendant of Thomas Cox of Upper Freehold, N. J., through the Revolutionary patriot James Cox of Monmouth, N. J., as follows: 2. James Sullivan Lovejoy (April 12,1806-May 10,1892) m. Feb. 25,1846, Phebe Ann Cox (June 1, 1825-May 11, 1894). 3. Rev. David J. Cox (July 28, 1792-Aug. 20, 1837) m. 1814, Rozina Bake (1790-1836). ' 4. James Cox (Oct. 16, 1753-Sept. 12, 1810) m. Feb. 29, 1776, Anne Potts (Feb. 13, 1757-Mch. 21, 1815). 5. Judge Joseph Cox (Aug. 18, 1713-April 17, 1801) m. Mary Mount (May 31, 1715-Nov. 24, 1800). 6. James Cox (Aug. 18, 1672-Oct. 14, 1750) m. Annie ( - ). 7. Thomas Cox ( -Aug., 1681) m. April, 1665, Elizabeth Blashford ( -after 1672). Thomas Cox, born in Herefordshire, England, was in Mon­ mouth, N. J., before 1672. James Cox (1753-1810) enlisted as a private in the first New Jersey Militia, was promoted to commander of the Monmouth Brigade, and later elected to Congress and was serving at the time of his death.

Also descendant of John Lovejoy of Andover, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriots Isaac Lovejoy and his son Samuel Lovejoy of Andover, as follows: 138

2. James Sullivan Lovejoy (April 12, 1806-May 10, 1892) m. Feb. 25,1846. Phebe Ann Cox (June 1, 1825-May 11, 1894). 3. Samuel Lovejov (Sept. 11, 1753-Sept. 13, 1822) m. Mch. 1, 1788, Esther Morse (Oct. 8, 1766-1854). 4. Isaac Lovejoy (Feb. 9, 1724-May 25, 1813) m. Deborah Sheldon (1724-May 25, 1813). 5. Samuel Lovejoy (April 10, 1693-Dec 7, 1749) m. April 23, 1717, Hannah Stevens (July 28, 1692-May 11, 1767). 6. William Lovejoy (April 21, 1657-July 9, 1748) m. Nov. 29, 1680, Mary Farnum (1659(?)-Dec 25, 1739). 7. John Lovejoy (1622-Nov. 7, 1690) m. 1st, Jan. 1, 1651, Mary Osgood (April, 1633-July 15, 1675).

John Lovejoy, born in London, England, was a town officer in Andover in 1669. In 1675 he led an expedition against the Narragansett Indians. Isaac Lovejoy (1724—1813) served as private under Capt. Jos. Butler on the Lexington Alarm. His son Samuel Love­ joy (1753-1822) served as private in the same company.

HELEN VAUGHN (MRS. JOHN NORRIS

ZIGLER). 1897

Born in Chicago, Illinois.

The same as number 1894.

MARTHA URANIA WALLER (MRS. ALEXANDER HAWLEY). 1898

Born in Fort Dodge, Iowa. Descendant of Simon Beeman of Springfield, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Daniel Beeman of Warren, Conn., as follows:

2. George S. Waller (May 4, 1851-Nov. 12, 1910) m. Sept. 25, 1879, Mary Eliza Ackley Beeman (Aug. 2, 1851-living Jan., 1924). 3. Edwin Ruthven Beeman (May 5, 1823-Sept. 1, 1913) m. Oct. 15, 1850. Mary Eliza Ackley (May 13, 1828-Oct. 10, 1851). 4. Daniel Beeman (June 6, 1793-Jan. 18, 1851) m. Nov. 19, 1819, Abigail Everett (Jan. 10, 1794-Mav 5, 1885). 5. Daniel Beeman (1755-April 3, 1844) m. Feb. 23, 1779, Mary Bliss (1757-Mch. 12, 1850). 6. Daniel Beeman (bpt. Aug. 20, 1721- ) m. Oct. 6, 1748, Lydia Cogswell ( - ). 7. Thomas Beeman (Dec, 1660- ) m. Phebe Parke ( - ). 139

8. Simon Beeman ( -1675) m. 1654, Alice Young ( - ). Simon Beeman, born in Scotland, came to America and settled in Springfield, Mass., in 1654. Daniel Beeman (1755-1844) served in the Connecticut troops and was taken prisoner and exchanged at Quebec, 1776. He received a pension for his services.

Miss ELIZA TAFT NEWTON. 1899 Born in Holyoke, Massachusetts. Descendant of Robert Taft of Braintree, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Marvel Taft of Mendon, Mass., as follows: 2. James Hale Newton (Jan. 13, 1832-Sept. 21, 1921) m. Nov. 23, 1863, Susan Wadsworth Taft (Feb. 22, 1842-June 21, 1900). 3. Calvin Taft (Jan. 29, 1813-June 17, 1881) m. June 6, 1839, Elvira Maria Taft (April 11, 1810-Oct. 24, 1856). 4. Adolphus Taft (Jan. 30, 1789-Aug. 31, 1864) m. abt. 1812, Abigail Smith (Jan. 8, 1788-May 13, 1863). 5. Marvel Taft (Feb. 6, 1763/4-Nov. 30, 1832) m. April 29, 1784, Ruth Murdock (Oct. 2, 1762-July 3, 1816). 6. Ebenezer Taft (Dec. 8, 1735-1829) m. July 29, 1762, Lydia Taft (May 10, 1738-Nov. 30, 1832). 7. Robert Taft (Dec. 24, 1697- ) m. Nov. 20, 1720, Mary Chapin (April 30, 1700- ). 8. Robert Taft (abt. 1674-April 29, 1748) m. abt. 1694, Elizabeth ( - ). 9. Robert Taft (abt. 1640-Feb. 8, 1725) m. abt. 1665, Sarah ( -abt. Nov. 1, 1725). Robert Taft, born in England, came first to Braintree in 1675, but later moved to Mendon where he spent the remain­ der of his life. Marvel Taft (1763/4—1832) served as private, enlisting June 19, 1778, and being discharged July 12 of the same year. He again entered the service July 3, 1779, and was discharged Dec. 17 of that year. His last enlistment was July 14, 1780, being discharged in October.

ESTHER RISLEY CLAPP (MRS. HARVEY CHILDS BEESON). 1900 Born in St. Joseph, Michigan. 140

Descendant of Roger Clapp of Dorchester, Mass., through the Revolutionary patriot Timothy Clapp of Southampton, Mass., as follows:

2. George S. Clapp (June 16, 1834-Oct. 9, 1895) m. Sept. 23, 1856, Helen S. Perry (June 11, 1835-Mch. 25, 1914). 3. Silas Clapp (July 9, 1804-Oct. 24, 1864) m. April 7, 1833, Esther Risley (Nov. 28, 1809-Oct. 1, 1891). 4. Appolus Clapp (1771-May 25, 1834) m. 1794, Isabel Spencer (1775-Nov. 5, 1840). 5. Timothy Clapp (Aug. 16, 1740- ) m. 1761, Rachel Bascom ( -June, 1786). 6. Samuel Clapp (Oct. 30, 1711-Aug. 28, 1775) m. Nov. 23, 1732, Mindwell Strong ( - ). 7. Samuel Clapp (1677-1761) m. 3d, 1708, Mary Sheldon (1687-1715). 8. Preserved Clapp (Nov. 23, 1643-Sept. 20, 1720) m. June 4, 1668, Sarah Newberry (June 15, 1650-Oct. 3, 1715). 9. Roger Clapp (April 6, 1609- ) m. Nov. 6, 1633, Joanna Ford (June 8, 1617-June 29, 1695). Roger Clapp, born in Devonshire, England, arrived in the ship "Mary and John" May 30, 1630, and settled in Dor­ chester where he was one of the leading citizens. In 1637 he was chosen Selectman, serving fourteen terms. He was Deputy to the General Court and a Commissioner chosen to perform the marriage ceremony. He was also Lieutenant in the first Military Company of Dorchester, and was pro­ moted to Captain, which office he held in the "Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company" of Massachusetts. Timothy Clapp (1740- ) served as Sergeant on the Alarm, returning home in July of that year. 141 REFERENCES.

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BARNES 1762. Barnes Year Book, No. 1. Pension Rec. Hist. Fairhaven, Vt.

BARTLETT 1736. Bartlett Gen. Savage. Davis' Landmarks of Plymouth. Mayflower Rec.

BEEMAN 1898. Conn. Men in the Rev. Hist. Springfield. Hist. Litchfield Co. Hist, Kent Co., Conn.

BILLUPS 1809. Gloucester, Va., Deed Book. Va. Gazette, Oct., 1775. Journal of the Comm. of Safety, 1776. D. A. R. Nat. No. 82591.

BINGHAM 1841. Bingham Gen. Anc Heads of N. E. Families, 1923. Savage. N. H. Rev. Rolls.

BLAKESLEE 1888. Tuttle Gen. N. E. Hist, and Gen. Reg., Vol. LVI. N. H. Vital Statistics, Vol. II. D. A. R. Nat. No. 118550. New Haven Land Rec, Vol. XLV. Annals of North Haven.

BRADFORD 1718. Flagg Gen. Lyman Gen. 143

Pope's Pioneers. Boston & Eastam Gen., Vol. II. V. R. Beverly. V. R. Middletown. V. R. Barree. Hist. Hillsboro Co. N. H. Town Papers, Vol. XII. N. H. Rev. Rolls, XV.

BROWN 1800. Savage. Town and Family Rec, Norwich, N. Y. D. A. R. Nat. No. 90277.

BUCK 1830. Buck Gen. Conn. Men in the Rev.

BUGBEE 1851. Nat. No. 1529. Bugbee Gen. Roxbury Rec. V. R. Woodstock, Conn. Conn. Men in the Rev.

BYNUM (BANAM) 1784. Surry Co., Va. Rec, Vol. Ill, IV. Surry and Southampton Cos. Rec. Greenville Co., Va. Rec Va. Hist. Mag., Vol. XXV.

CADMUS 1706 Nat. No. 1626. N. Y. Gen. and Bio. Rec, Vol. III. N. Y. Col. Doc, Vol. XL Hist. Hudson Co., N. Y. Hist. Essex and Hudson Cos., Vol. I. D. A. R. Nat. Nos. 177220, 156117, 164701.

CANFIELD 1764. Nat. No. 62. Canfield Gen. Savage. Orcutt's Milford, Conn. Conn. Men in the Rev. D. A. R. Nat. No. 11896.

CARTER 1768. Nat. Nos. 959, 1682. Carter Gen.

CHAMBERLIN 1827, 1828. Nat. Nos. 348, 349. Carter Gen. N. E. Hist, and Gen. Reg., Vol. III. D. A. Rec.

CHASE 1813. Nat. Nos. 699, 782, 1300, 1313, 1567. Chase Gen. N. Y. in the Rev. 144

CHILD 1850. Child Gen. Vital Statistics Woodstock, Conn. Conn. Men in the Rev.

CHIPMAN 1742 Mayflower Desc. D. A. R. Nat. No. 114595.

CHOATE 1730. Choate Gen. N. E. Hist, and Gen. Reg., Vol. XV.

CLAPP 1864, 1900. Nat. Nos. 199,311. Clapp Gen. Mass. Sold, and Sailors.

CLARK 1757. Nat. No. 1462.

CLARKE 1814, 1833, 1843. Nat. Nos. 374, 560, 880, 881. D. A. R. Nat. No. 18310. Clarke Gen. Hist. New Haven Colony, Lambert. Hist. Newbury, Coffin. McKenzie's Col. Families, Vol. V. Conn. Men in the Rev. N. H. Rev. Rolls.

CODDINGTON 1760. Nat. No. 1552. Mott Gen. Amer. Anc, Vol. VII. Hist. Ulster Co., N. Y., Clearwater. N. E. Hist, and Bio. Reg., Vol. XXIII, Bancroft's Hist. U. S., Vol. I.

CODMAN 1847. Me. Hist, and Gen. Rec, Vol. I. Savage. Hist. Maine, Vol. II. Hist. Portland, Me., Vol. I. Hist. Martha's Vineyard, Banks, Vol. II. Annals Salem, Vol. I. Pope's Pioneers of Mass. Wyman's Charlestown Estates.

COLMAN 1880. D. A. R. Nat. No. 15770, 21470, 36325. Ipswich Rec. Ipswich Church Rec. Mass. Sold, and Sailors.

CORSEN 1708. Hist. New York, Lamb. Irving's Knickerbockers of N. Y. New Amsterdam and its People. Dutch Church Rec, N. Y. Bolton's Westchester. Hist. U. S. and Bryant, Vol. I. New Netherlands Rec 145

COVERT (COEVERS) 1806 D. A. R. Nat. No. 175409, 180019. Annals of Newtown. Church Rec. Somerset Co., N. J.

COWLES 1748, 1803. D. A. R. Nat. No. 128392. Gen. and Family Hist. Conn. Cole Gen. Cowles Family Tree. Hist. Hatfield, Mass. Hist. Hadley, Mass. Hist. Amherst. Mass. Sold, and Sailors.

Cox 1896. Nat. No. 1251. D. A. R.Nat. No. 43501. Amer. Enc. of Biog. N. J. Men in the Rev.

CRANE 1717, 1848. Nat. No. 383. Crane Gen. N. E. Reg., Vol. XXVII. Mass. Sold, and Sailors. D. A. R. Lineage Book, Vol. IX. D. A. R. Nat. Nos. 8222, 149414.

CRITTENDEN 1788. Nat. Nos. 292, 918. D. A. R. Nat. No. 116933. Pension Rec. Talcott's Manse Hist. New Haven.

CROSBY 1853. D. A. R. Nat. No. 167089. Town Rec. Rowley, Mass. Essex Institute Hist. Col., Vol. XX. Hist. Windingham Co., Vol. II. Conn. Men in the Rev.

CURTIS 1740, 1889. Curtis Gen. Hist. Stratford and Bridgeport, I. Gen. and Family Hist. Col., Vol. IV. Conn. Men in the Rev.

DAVIS 1746, 1887. Nat. No. 1680. Mead's Old Churches, Vol. I, II. Times Dispatch, Richmond. Va. Hist. Collection, Vol. VI. Hotten's Emigrants. Va. Ma. Hist. Vol. XII. William and Mary Quart., Vol. XXIV. D. A. R. Nat. No. 135226.

DERAPALJE 1806. Annals Newtown. Hist. L. I., Rose. N. J. Men in the Rev. D. A. R. Nat. No. 175409. 146

DOGGETT 1877. Nat. No. 972. Doggett Gen. Bond's Watertown. Hist. Attelboro. Mass. Sold, and Sailors.

DOOLITTLE 1758. Nat. No. 905. Doolittle Gen. Mag. N. E. Hist. D. A. R. Nat. No. 122070.

DOWNS 1860. Nat. No. 1470. V. R. New Haven. Probate Rec. Woodbury, Vol. IX. D. A. R. Lineage Book.

EASTMAN 1862. Nat. Nos. 539, 558, 1322. Eastman Gen. Mass. Sold, and Sailors.

EASTON 1778. Nat. No. 966. Easton Gen. Conn. Men in the Rev.

ELDRED 1815. N. E. Hist, and Gen. Reg., Vol. LI. Conn. Men in the Rev.

EMERY 1726. Nat. No. 272. Emery Gen. Old Kittery and her Families. Mass. Sold, and Sailors.

FARNSWORTH 1802. Farnsworth Gen. Mass. Sold, and Sailors.

FESSENDEN 1873. Nat. No. 769. Hudson's Lexington, Vol. II. Pope's Pioneers. Rec. Newtown and Cambridge.

FISKE 1815. Fiske Gen. Bond's Watertown. Conn. Men in the Rev. Pension Rec. N. E. Hist, and Gen. Reg., Vol. LXX.

FELT 1702, 1735. Nat. Nos. 1429, 1539. Felt Gen. Pope's Pioneers. Savage. Rec York Co., Me., Book 17. Essex Inst. Rec, Vol. XVI. V. R. Lynn, Mass. 147

Wyman's Charlestown. Ancient Rec. Charlestown. N. H. State Papers.

FLETCHER 1777. Nat. Nos. 179, 814, 1659, 1673. Fletcher Gen. Mass. Sold, and Sailors. Metcalf's Annals of Mendon.

FRANCIS 1794. Francis Gen. Stiles' Ancient Wethersfield. Boardman Gen. Conn. Men in the Rev.

GIDDINGS 1776. Nat. No. 846. Giddings Gen. Tuttle Gen. D. A. R. Nat. No. 179383.

GODFREY 1840. Hist. Cape May, N. J. N. J. Men in the Rev.

GOODE 1863 Nat. Nos. 1206, 1617. Va. Cousins, Brock. S. A. R. Year Book, 1891.

GOODRICH 1869. Nat. Nos. 745, 1235, 1344, 1534. Goodrich Gen. D. A. R. Nat. No. 179963. Mass. Sold, and Sailors.

GRAVES 1867. Nat. No. 513. Graves Gen., Vol. III. N. Y. Arch., Vol. I.

GUILE (GUILD) 1710, 1837. Guile Gen. Hist. Haverhill, Mass. Hist. Newbury. First Settlers of N. E. Spirit of '76.

HALL 1805. Hist. Memo. Ancient Dover, N. H. Davis' Hist. Collection. Hist. Middlesex Co., Mass., Vol. III. Mass. Sold, and Sailors. N. H. Rolls, Vol. I.

HAMMOND 1821. Nat. No. 615. Hammond Gen. V. R. Rehoboth. Hist. Rehoboth. Civil and Military List, Providence, R. I. 148

HARWOOD 1720. Nat. Nos. 1641, 1689. Harwood Gen.

HASTINGS 1701. Nat. No. 242. Hastings Gen. D. A. R.Nat. No. 99171. V. R. Waltham. V. R. Bedford.

HIGGINS 1721. Higgins Gen. D. A. R. Lineage Book, 19, 20. Hist. New Britain, Andrews.

HIGH 1824. Deed Book B, Charles City Co. Will Book A, Prince George Co. N. C. Sold, in the Rev. D. A. R. Nat. No. 92631.

HILLYER 1745. Nat. No. 1510. Stoles' Ancient Windsor. Draper's Kings Mountain Boys. McCall's Hist. Georgia. Jones's Hist. Georgia, Vol. II.

HOBART 1779. Hobart Gen.

HODGES 1855. Nat. No. 590. Hodges Gen. Mass. Sold, and Sailors.

HOLBROKE 1705, 1715. Nat. Nos. 425, 550, 866, 1134. Mass. Gen., Vol. I. Hist. Sherborn, Mass. Hollister Families. Savage. N. E. Hist, and Gen. Reg. Vol. XXV. Mass. Sold, and Sailors. Rec. Mass. Bay Colony, Vol. II, III. Scott Gen.

HOLT 1744. Hist. Pembroke, Vol. II. N. H. Gen., Vol. III. Mass. Sold. & Sailors.

HOPKINS 1799. N. E. Gen., Cutter, Vol. II. Kelloggs in the Old World and New. Joy Family Hist. Hist. Great Barrington, Taylor.

HOTCHKISS 1820. Nat. Nos. 102,943, 1150. Bartholomew Gen. Biog. Rec New Haven Co. Representative Citizens of Conn. 149

Hist. Cheshire, Conn. Hist. Wallingford. V. R. New Haven, Vol. I. N. E. Gen., Vol. V.

How 1878. Hist. Roxbury. Hist. Winthrop, Me. Rec. Provincial Congress of Mass., 1775.

HOXIE 1751. Rep. Men & Old Families of R. I., Vol. 11,111. Spirit of'76. Heitman's Hist. Reg. D. A. R. Nat. No. 99013.

HOYT 1724, 1822. Nat. Nos. 710, 790, 1246, 1399, 1452. Hoyt Gen. D. A. R. Nat. No. 19719. Col. Dames No. 452.

HUBBARD 1795, 1812. Nat. Nos. 290, 291. Hubbard Gen. Hist. First Church, Hartford, Ct. Conn. Men in the Rev.

HUBBELL 1769. Nat. No. 249. Hubbell Gen. Hist. Stratford, Orcutt. New Haven Col. Rec Fairfield Town Rec.

HULL 1767. Nat. No. 810. Hull Gen. D. A. R. Nat. No. 118197.

HUNTLEY 1756, 1770. Savage. Hist. Lynn, Mass. Champion Gen. De Wolf Gen. N. E. Hist, and Gen. Reg., Vol. IX.

HULBURT (HURLBURT) 1765, Hulburt Gen. 1798 D. A. R. Lineage Book No. 23. Pension Rec. Conn. Men in the Rev. Mass. Hist. Society Collection Series 3, Vol. III.

HYDE 1790. Nat. Nos. 144, 1591, 1610. Hyde Gen. Conn. Men in the Rev. 150

KIMBALL 1878. Nat. No. 920. Kimball Gen. Hist. Ipswich. N. H. Rev. Rolls.

KINO 1826. D. A. R. Nat. No. 30683, 30687. Plymouth Colony Rec, Vol. Ill, IV. Mass. Sold, and Sailors. V. R. Norton, Mass. Mayflower Descendants, Vol. I. Hist. Milford, Mass. V. R. Milford, Mass. Cutter's Mass. Families.

KNAPP 1737. Nat. Nos. 1102, 1420. Bond's Watertown. Pelton Gen. Headley's Hist. Orange Co.

KNOWLES 1875. Savage. Mass. Sold, and Sailors.

LANKTON (LANGDON) 1829, 1842. Lankton Gen. Savage. D. A. R. Nat. Nos. 9750, 30447, 16950. Hist. Addison Co., Vt. Mass. Sold. & Sailors. Hist. Northampton, Trumbull, Vol. I. Conn. Gen. Hist. Springfield, Mass., Vol. I, Burt.

LATIMER 1861. Savage. Calkins' Hist. New London. Pension Rec. Col. Rec. Davidson Co., Tenn.

LEONARD 1749. Leonard Gen. Mass. Sold, and Sailors.

LEVINS (LEAVENS) 1750, 1752. Levins Gen. Conn. Men in the Rev.

LEWIS 1810. Nat. No. 1650. Pension Rec. D. A. R. Rec.

LINDSLEY 1849. Lindsley Gen. Town Rec. Branford. Stryker's Officers and Men in N. J. N. J. Archives, Vol. XXX. Rec. First Presb. Church, Morristown, N.J. 151

LONGLEY 1868. Longley Gen. Hist. Groton, Mass. D. A. R. Nat. No. 20420, 99508. Mass. Sold, and Sailors.

LOVEJOY 1896. Hist. Andover, Mass. Mass. Sold, and Sailors.

LUMBARD 1839. Lombard Gen. D. A. R. Lineage Book No. 37. Hist. Springfield, Vol. I, II. Hist. Brimfield.

LYFORD 1782, 1783. Nat. Nos. 605, 805. Lyford Gen. N. H. State Papers, Vol. XV. D. A. R. Lineage Book No. 15. D. A. R. Nat. No. 180018.

MANNING 1856. Manning Gen. Conn. Men in the Rev.

MANSUR 1773. D. A. R. Nat. No. 28073. Hist. Temple, N. H.

MARIS 1766. Maris Family. Penn. Arch., 5th Series, Vol. V. Hist. Delaware Co., Penn., Smith.

MARVIN 1836, 1874. Nat. No. 1279. Marvin Gen. Col. Rec. Conn., Vol. I.

MEACHAM 1759. Nat. No. 1583. Hist. Salem, Mass. Mass. Archives, Vol. LVI.

MERRILL 1886. Nat. Nos. 276, 1323, 1632. Hist. Newbury, Mass. Pension Rec. D. A. R. Nat. No. 123617.

MERRIMAN 1727. Nat. No. 1459. Merriman Gen. Hist. Northfield, Temple and Sheldon.

MOORE 1892. Prominent Va. Families, Vol. II. S. C. Hist. Society Mag., Vol. V. Appleton's Cyclop. American Biog.

MORSE 1772. Nat. Nos. 347, 1620, 1348. Mass. Sold, and Sailors. Morse Gen. 152

Moss 1716. Moss Gen. D. A. R. Nat. No. 97469. Pension Rec.

NEEDHAM 1832. Munsell's Amer. Anc, Vol. III. Mass. Sold, and Sailors.

NETTLETON 1796. Nat. No. 470. Nettleton Gen. Savage. Baldwin Gen. Milford Tombstone Rec. Conn. Men in the Rev.

NEWELL 1845. Savage. D. A. R. Nat. No. 84928. Hist. Marlborough, N. H. Mass. Sold, and Sailors.

NOBLE 1792, 1793, 1804. Nat. Nos. 296, 297, 1031. Noble Gen. Mass. Sold, and Sailors.

OLMSTEAD 1739. Olmstead Gen. Hist. Norwalk, Selleck. Town Rec. Ridgefield.

OSGOOD 1711. Nat. No. 236. Osgood Gen. Hist. Andover. Mass. Sold. & Sailors.

OVERTON 1791. D. A. R. Nat. No. 76914. U. S. D. 1812 Nat. No. 6458. Mathers' Refugees from L. I. Whitaker's Hist. Southold, L. I. Moore's Index. Town Rec. Southold, L. I. Griffin's Journal.

OWINGS 1871. Rec. St. Thomas Church, Baltimore, Md. Land Rec. Md. D. A. R. Nat. No. 4981. Owings Gen.

PADDOCK 1870. N. E. Hist, and Gen. Reg., Vol. XVI. Mayflower Desc. Mass. Sold, and Sailors.

PEARCE 1709. Pearce Gen. D. A. R. Nat. No. 114936. N. E. Hist, and Gen. Reg., 1875. Hist. Newbury. 153

V. R. Newbury. Rev. Rec. N. J.

PECK 1822, 1823. Nat. Nos. 785, 1643. Peck Gen. D. A. R. Nat. No. 33671, 106215, 64529.

PECKHAM 1831. Nat. Nos. 963, 1307, 1353. D. A. R. Nat. No. 62292. R. I. Gen. and Bio. Rec.

PENDLETON 1893. D. A. R. Nat. No. 54722, 51886. Col. Families of Southern States, Hardy. Prominent Families of Va.

PERKINS 1854. Perkins Gen. History Ipswich. Old Houses Norwich, Conn. Conn. Men in the Rev.

PERRIN 1834. Nat. No. 258. N. J. Arch. Series 1, Vol. XXI. Stryker's N. J. Men.

PERRY 1738 Nat. No. 740. Mass. Sold, and Sailors. Hist. Watertown. Hist. Worcester. D. A. R. Nat. No. 19117. Hist. N. Brookfield, Mass., Temple.

PIKE 1704. Pike Family. Ingalls Gen. Dunstable Rec Hist. Woburn. Hist. Plymouth, N. H. Hist. Framingham. Hist. Dunstable. Old Fam. Salisbury and Amesbury Newbury Rec. Pope's Pioneers.

PLATTS 1811. Essex Inst. Col., Vol. XXIII. Hist. Rowley, Mass.

POST 1751. Nat. No. 1521. Post Gen. Mem. Hist. Hartford Co., Conn., Vol. I. N. E. Hist, and Gen. Reg., Vol. XX. Conn. Hist. Society Col., Vol. XII.

PURNELL 1771. Nat. No. 1669, 1670. Va. State Papers. 154

PUTNAM 1722. Nat. No. 1227, 1228. Putnam Gen. Mass. Sold, and Sailors.

REED 1785, 1786, 1858, 1859. D. A. R. Nat. No. 174768. Reed Gen. Mass. Sold, and Sailors.

RICE 1729. Nat. Nos. 672, 1159, 1355, 1489, 1490. Rice Gen. V. R. Sudbury. Annals Sudbury and Wayland. D. A. R. Nat. Nos. 49527, 57832, 98170.

ROCKWOOD 1819. Hist. Medfield. Hist. Franklin, Mass. Mass. Sold, and Sailors.

ROE 1725. Roe Gen. Diary Capt. Daniel Roe. Early Settlers, Virgil, N. Y. Pioneers Cortland, N. Y. D. A. R. Nat. Nos. 3695, 38188, 76392, 82110.

RUSSELL 1836. Town Rec, Rindge, N. H. Hist. Rindge, N. H. Hist. Lexington. N. H. State Papers.

SEARS 1876. Nat. Nos. 226, 889. Sears Gen.

SEMMES (SIMMS) 1797. Md. Early Settlers. Heitman's Hist. Reg.

SEYMOUR 1774. Nat. Nos. 68,110,536,649. Seymour Gen. D. A. R. Nat. No. 77834.

SHAW 1883. Nat. No. 1157. N. E. Hist, and Gen. Reg., Vol. II. Savage. Mass. Sold, and Sailors. D. A. R. Rec.

SHERWOOD 1747. Col. Families of the U. S., Vol. VI.

SKINNER 1787. Nat. No. 1247. Skinner Gen. Ancient Windsor, Stiles. Mem. Hist. Hartford Co., Conn. Olcott Gen. Pension Rec Conn. Hist. Collection, Vol. XIII. 155

SMITH 1707,1723,1728,1800. Nat. Nos. 112, 164,970. D. A. R. Nat. No. 6689, 90277, Savage. Hist. L. I. Thompson. Rec. Smithtown. Me. Hist. Hartford Co., Conn. Hist. New Haven, Conn., Lambert. Hist. New Haven, Conn., Rockey. Hist. Milford, Scott. R. I. Hist., So. Col. Gen. Hist. Smithfield, R. I. Arnold's V. R. Rhode Island. Randall Gen.

SPEAR 1762. N. E. Hist, and Gen. Reg., Vol. XVIII. Town Rec, Braintree, Mass. Alvord Gen. Mass. Sold, and Sailors.

SPRAGUE 1754. Sprague Gen. Pope's Pioneers. Mass. Sold, and Sailors.

STEELMAN 1743. Lake Gen. N. J. Arch., Vol. XXII. Jersey Men in the Rev.

STEPHENS 1852, 1857. Nat. Nos. 973, 1173. Stephens Gen. Atwater Gen. Conn. Men in the Rev.

STOCKBRIDGE 1703. D. A. R. Nat. No. 136332. V. R. Scituate, Mass. Hist. Scituate. Savage. Maine Hist, and Gen.

STRONG 1755, Nat. Nos. 122, 274, 496, 1028, 1338. D. A. R. Nat. No. 151521. Hist. Dorchester, Mass. Hist. Colchester, Conn.

SYKES 1825. Surry Co. Will Book IV. Greenville Co. Will Book, I, III. Cyc Va., Vol. I.

TAFT 1899. Nat. No. 455. Taft Gen. Annals of Mendon. V. R. Mendon. V. R. Uxbridge. Mass. Sold, and Sailors. 156

TAIT 1753. Reg. St. Peters Church, Va.

TAYLOR 1802. Nat. No. 1084. Taylor Gen. Savage. Hist. Hadley. Hist. Windsor, Conn., Vol. VII. Church Rec, Hartford, Conn. Mass. Sold, and Sailors.

THOMPSON 1801. Thomas Pope Gen. Hist. Stonington, Conn. Hist. Long Island, Thompson, Vol. I, II. Church Rec. Stonington. Savage. Conn. Men in the Rev.

TINKER 1816. D. A. R. Nat. No. 183590. Mass. Sold, and Sailors. Tinker Gen.

TODD 1865. D. A. R. Nat. No. 192291. Maryland Hist. Mag., Vol. IX.

TREADWELL 1775. Treadwell Gen. Ancient Woodbury, Vol. I, III. Hist. New Milford. Col. Rec. Conn. Vol. VIII, IX.

TREAT 1733. Nat. No. 106, 171. Treat Gen. D. A. R. Nat. No. 95977.

TUTTLE 1789, 1885. Nat. Nos. 230, 1200, 1201, 1431. Tuttle Gen. War Dept. Rec. Conn. Men in the Rev.

VAUGHN 1894, 1895, 1897. V. R. Rhode Island, Vol. V, VI. Early R. I. Rec

VISSCHER 1734. Sims' Border Wars of N. Y. Sand's Early Hist. Schenectady Families.

WEBB 1732, 1891. Brewster Gen. Webb Gen. Anc. Hist. Windham and Wethersfield, Conn. Giles Memorial. Hist. Rockingham, Vt. WHITCOMB 1808. Whitcomb Gen. Annals Lancaster, Mass. Gen. Hist. Hingham, Mass., Vol. III. Mass. Sold, and Sailors. 157

WHITE 1713, 1835. Nat. Nos. 38, 98, 187, 204, 369, 1158, 1168, 1321, 1391. White Gen. Hist. Cambridge, Mass., Paige. Hist. Hartford, Conn., Trumbull. Rec. Mass. Bay Colony. Hist. Hatfield, Mass. Hist. Walpole, N. H. Hist. Hartford, Conn. Mass. Sold, and Sailors.

WHITNEY 1846. Nat. Nos. 515, 1075, 1170, 1171. Whitney Gen. Mass. Sold, and Sailors.

WILLARD 1761 Nat. No. 1029. Willard Gen. D. A. R. Lineage Book, No. 11. Mass. Sold, and Sailors.

WILLIAMS 1881. Hist. Huntington, N. Y. Hist. Suffolk Co., N. Y. Refugees from L. I., 1776.

WING 1712. D. A. R. Nat. No. 92308. Conn. Hist. S. Col., Vol. XII. Wing Gen. "The Owl."

WINSLOW 1818. Nat. Nos. 250, 786, 921. Winslow Gen. Hist. Freetown, Mass.

WOLCOTT 1781. Nat. Nos. 499, 1103. Walcott Gen. Conn. Men in the Rev.

WOODBRIDGE 1838, D. A. R. Nat. Nos. 108565, 170208. N. E. Hist, and Gen. 'Reg., Vol. VI, XXXII.

WYATT 1879. D. A. R. Nat. No. 94572. William and Mary Quart., Vol. Ill, IV. Col. Families of Southern States, Hardy.

WYNN 1807, 1890. D. A. R. Nat. No. 103110. Georgia Arch. Mag. Hist, and Biog., XIV. Va. Biog., Vol. I. Va. Mag. Hist., Vol. XIV, XX. Col. Va. Reg.

YANCY 1763. Court Rec. Crawford Co., N. C. N. C. Hist. So. Rec. Dak. Rec.