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GIVING THE •
NAME AND DESCENT, IN THE MALE LINE.
OF AMERICANS WHOSE ANCESTORS SETTLED
IN THE UNITED STATES PREVIOUS TO THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.
A. D, 1776.
Embracing Lineages FROM THE Whole of the UNITED STATES. 1898.
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AMERICAN ANCESTRY.
' 'HE purpose of this work is, principally, to register in a convenient and simple form I -L the pedigree of any one person, and thus record for all time many important facts in the history of families which would otherwise be lost. Another primary object is to publish here the ancestry of a person as complete as it is known, as a means of obtaining additional information regarding it. It is also designed to be a convenient work of reference, to show the origin of the various American families. However indifferent some may affect to be regarding this question of ancestry, those who have a good pedigree will usually have a natural pride in it. Many lineages must of necessity contain nothing but simple records of uneventful generations, but they will preserve facts of great interest to descendants which would otherwise in many cases be lost in the history of a family. The plan of the work is somewhat similar in idea to the well-known iCnglish works, but altered to suit the conditions of American society, and in detail is as follows;
The surname or family name is given tirst, with the given name, residence, birthplace, and date of birth. This is followed by remarks of a brief biographical ch.iracter, giving the principal events in the individual's life, such as occupation, college degrees if any, author- ship, public service, experiences, and if married, date, wife's name and parentage, with remarks relating to her anccstr}'. If the individual whose lineage is given had brothers the same facts may be stated respecting each of them, m order of their birth, commencing with the eldest. This completes the first generation in tracing back the line.-ige. Next is given the father's name, followed by same class of facts, and so continued back in male line as far as can be traced. The name of son, father, grandfather, etc.. in direct male line are printed in black type. As the abbreviations are all of the most ordinary kind, it is unnecessary to mention them here.
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riLOWES, THOMAS HENRY of vin, Millicent, Mary and Catharine) : son
^ Hempstead N, Y., b. Jan. 31, 1819, of Gerardus of Hempstead L. I., b. Apr.
some time merchant, justice of peace, 2y, 1699, d. Oct. 12, 1752 (m. Oct. 19, 1719 deputy slieriff, oounty treasurer 1853-6 Sarah Jones, b. 1703, dau. of Major (m. Nov. 14, 1838 Margaret Ann Coles, b. Thomas and Freelove [Townsend] Jones Jan. 23, 1817, d. Apr. 27, 1894, dau. of of Oysterbay, gr.-dau. of Capt. Thonius
Daniel Cock and Helena [Kashow] Coles, Townsend of Oysterbay and R. I., and gt.- and gr.-dau. of Jacob and Sarah [Cock] gr.-dau. John and Elizabeth [Coles] Town- Coles, and of Jacob and Helena [Stock- send of Oysterbay, and had children other
holm] Cassou, and had children : Frederick than Samuel: Catharine, Timothy Bagley, H.. Anna C, John H., Elizabeth E., b. Aug. 21, 1724, and John); son of Sam- Thomas H., William E., Margaret A. and uel, b. in Derbyshire Eng. Mar. 16, 1674. Lydia); son of Jolin Gilbert Clowes, b. d. Aug. 27, 1760, and buried in Grace
Dec. 12, 1788, d. Oct. 24, 1825, farmer (ni. churchyard, Jamaica I-. I., was the first
Apr. 4, iSio Hannah Burtis, b. at Foster's lawyer settled upon L. I., instructed in Meadow May 13, 1794, d. June 18, 1868, matheniaitics by Flamstead, for whiose use dau. oi Hendrick and Elizabeth [Foster] Greenwich observatory was erected, came Burtis, descendant of Pieter Cesar Al- to New York in 1697, accompanied Lord bertus, native of Venice, came to America Cornbury to Jamaica in 1702, and was abt. 1642, and of William Foster, early set- forthwith appointed clerk of Queens co.. tler at Jamaica and Hempstead); son of which he held until 1710, was an able and
Thomas Clowes, b. Mar. 7, 1743. d. Dec. acute lawyer, and was concerned in many 27, 1824, farmer (m. ist 1762 Mantha, dau. very important causes (m. July iS, 1698
of Benjamin Wigg>ins, ni. 2d Nov. 28, 1776 Catharine Douw, who d. Aug. 7, 1740). Catharine, dau. of Jeremiah and Mary [Baldwin] Bedell, and had children other CRAFT, HENRY STORRS of New than John: Sarah, Benjamin, Gerardu.s, York City, b. at Glen Cove N. Y.
Mary Anne, Catharine); son of Samuel Dec. 17. 1858 (m. Dec. 4, 1889 Caroline K. Clowes, b. July 31, 1722, d. May 10, 1800. Fussell, dau. of Jacob and Caroline farmer, county judge and surrogate durini; [Kraft] Fussell, and gr.-dau. of Jacob and rev. war, and mem. assembly 1790 (ni. Re- Clarissa [Whitaker] Fussell of Chester becca Dorlon, who d. Mar. 31, 1787. and Pa); son of Milton Oliver Craft of Glen
had children other than Thomas: Isaac, b. Cove L. I., b. ithere Sep. 5. 1829, d. at
Oct. 14. 1755, d. Sep. 8, 1825 without issue, Titusville Pa. Jan. 25. 1866. farmer, mer-
Samuel, b. Mar. 7, 1757, d. Apr. 5, 1824. chant and insurance agt. (ni. June 30. 1857
Aletta, m. Mouris Simonson, Arabella, b. Electa Storrs, b. at Oyster Bay L. I., dau.
Feb. 1763, d. Mar. 17, 1814, m. John Mar- of Joseph and Ann [Alsop] Storrs, and
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AMERICAN ANCESTRY. gr.-dau. of Dr. Justus and Sarah [Wright] man], Mary [? m. Benjamin Coles], Jo- Storrs and of Richard and Judith [Parish] seph and John); son of William Alsop, and had children other than Henry Thorneycraft, first of the name at Musketa Herbert (dec'd) and Rev. Mihon Arthur Cove (m. a dau. of Joseph and Ann Craft, rector of Grace church, Trenton N. [Weekes] Carpenter, and gr.-dau. of Wil-
J.); son of Simon of Glen Cove L. I., b. liam and Elizabeth [Arnold] Carpenter Mar. 24, 1791, d. Oct. 28, 1865, farmer (ni. and of Francis and Elizabeth [Luther] May 21, 1828 Temperance Craft, b. Feb. Weekes, and had another child than Wil-
19, 1803, d. Sep. 22, 1869, dau. of Derick liam: Thomas, m. Willomptje Albertson, and Sarah [Cock] Thorneycraft, and gr.- dau. of Derick and Dinah [Coles] Albert- Thomas Thorneycraft, dau. of Peter and Helena [Downing] son) ; son of who Thorneycra)ft and of Zoar and Ruth was on list of inhabitants of Warwick R.
[? Travis] Cock, and had children other I. 1648, d. before 1690 at Maspeth Kills than Milton: Emma, m. Harvey C. Coles. L. I., leaving John Townsend of Oyster- Benjamin W., m. Martha Bull, and Sarah bay as executor of est. Wife's name not
it Cornelia, spinster) ; son of Wright Thor- mentioned, nor is positively known neycraft, b. Jan. 1st, 1754, d. Mar. 7, 1S21, whether there were other children than ensign in Capt. Daniel Cock's co. in the William, but Dr. Peter Townsend asserts district of Muskoba Cove, Queens co. N. that there was a dau., who having incurred
Y. June 13, 1776 (m. Judith White, b. at the displeasure of the Dutch government,
Oyster Bay June 23, 1761, d. Sep. 4, 1856, probably account of favoring Quakers, was dau. of Simon and Phebe [Wright] White, imprisoned and subsequently released at and gr.-dau. of Edward and Mary the intervention of John Townsend. The [Cooper] White, and had one child other daughter's name may have been Ann, and than Simon: Oliver, m. Esther Titus); son she became wife of Joseph Carpenter Jr. of of Thomas of Lattingtown and Musketa Musketa Cove.
Cove L. I., will dated 1803 (m. 1764 Mary Frost, dau. of Wright and Freelove "PLEET, SAMUEL VAN WYCK of [Coles] Frost, and gr.-dau. of Wright and -L Oyster Bay N. Y., b. Aug. 31. 1851 Mary [Underbill] Frost, and of Benjamin (m. Anna Youngs McCoun, b. May 1853, and P.hebe [Simkins] Coles, and had chil- dau. of William Sidney and Hannah Maria dren other than Wright: James, m. ITan- [Youngs] McCoun, and gr.-dau. of Vice- nah Doty, Freelove, m. Abraham Chancellor William Townsend and Emma Probasco, Darius and Anne); son of [Jackson] McCoun, and of Daniel and Thomas of Musketa Cove, b. Jan. 28, Catharine [Tobias] Youngs, and had chil- 1708-9 (m. June 2, 1731 Elizabeth Wood of dren: Cecile, Henry Youngs, Samuel Van Musketa Cove, prob. dau. of James and Wyck, David Jones, Gilbert Sidney ISIc- son of John, b. Apr. 12, 1818, d. Ruth [ ] Wood, and gr.-dau. of John Coun); Wood of Littleworth L. I., and had chil- Sep. 29, 1852 (m. Nov. 20, 1839 Margairetta dren other than Thomas: perhaps Solo- Silleck, b. July 15, 1817. d. Oct. 16. 187.), mon, ni. I9t Frances Alsop and 2d dau. of John and Mary [Reynolds] Silleck. and Sarah Hannah Weekcs) ; son of William Thor- and gr.-dau. of Ebenezer neycraft of Musketa Cove (m. 170S Mary [Slawson] Silleck and of James and Eliza- Coles, dau. of Robert and Mercy [Weight] beth [Weeks] Reynolds, and had children Coles, and gr.-dau. of Robert and Mary other 'blian Samuel: Mary Kate, Henry, [Hawxhurst] Coles, and of Nicholas and Lydia Maverick); son of Henry, b. Jan. Ann Wright of Oysterbay, and had chil- 22, 1784, d. Oct. 20, 1852 (m. May 2S, 1817 dren other than Thomas: William [m. Mary Van Wyck, b. Dec. 21, 1791, d. Feb. Ruth Carpenter], Phebe [m. ist Jeremiah 20, i88g, dau. of Abraham and Zeruah Van Lonnsberry, 2d Joseph Galpian], Charles Wyck, and gr.-dau. of Samuel and Hannah [m. Rosannah], Mercy [m. Benj. Cheese- [Hewlett] Van Wyck and of Capt. Abra-
AMERICAN ANCESTRY. ham and Elizabelli [Wright] Van Wyck, SIMONSON, JOHN HENRY of East and had children other than John: Han- Norwich N. Y., b. at Wolver Hollow, nah, Thomas, Abraham and Mary); son now Brookville L. I. May 6, 1837. sur- O'f Hon. John, b. Apr. 13, 1757, d. Jan. 12, veyor, school-teacher and inventor, con- license 1814 (m. June 14, 1781 to Margery structed 'E sewing-machine when a boy, Tobias, b. Aug. 3, 1760, d. Mar. 29, 1845, inventor of machines for cleaning Dhe seed dan. of Dr. Christian and Catharine [Fil- from broom-corn and distributing potato- kin] Tobias and of Henry and Elizabeth bug poison, a double-treadle grindstone [Smith, dau. of Barnardus and Annatje) and an improved hay-press, for which last Filkin, and had children other than Henry: he received a gold-medal from the Queens Hannah, b. Oct. 7, 1782, 1st wife of Sam- Co. Agricultural Society (m. May 16, 1876 uel Youngs, b. Thomas, 1787, d. 1812); son Josephine Syler, b. Aug. 7, 1850, dau. of Thomas, of b. Apr. 3, 1728, d. May 10, Jacob Valentine and Phebe Jane [Youngs] 1784 (m. 1753 Deborah Underbill, b. May Syler, and gr.-dau. of Jacob and .^nn 16. 1732, d. Mar. 30, 1763. dau. of Daniel Valentine Syler and of Edward and Ann and Abigail [Crooker] Undenbill, and gr.- [Remsen] Youngs, and had children: dau. of John and Elizabeth [Willetts] Un- Frank. Clara, Flora, Fanny E. and George derbill and of William and Sarah [Hawx- Henry); son of George of Wolver Hol- hurst] Crooker, and had children other low, b. Aug. 14, 1797, d. Sep. 15, 1853, far- than John: Arnold, b. Jan. 6, 1754, m, mer (ni. Feb. 1820 Eliza Catharine Peters, Judith Wooden, children by 2d wife Han- b. June 1799, d. Sep. 15, 1853, dau. Charles nah McCoun: Simon, b. Aug. i, 1768, and Catharine [Doughty] Peters, and gr.- Deborah, b. June 24, 1770, Esther, b. 1774); dau. of John and Elizabeth [Gildersleeve] Simon son of of Huntington L. I., b. after Peters, and had children other than John i68t, d. in Jamaica W. I. Apr. 1732 (m. Henry: Sarah Ann, b. Feb. 13, 1822, d. Hannaih Bailey, b. Oct. 7, 1703, d. June Apr. 18S2, m. June 12, iS;i9 Alexander dau. 16, 1729, of Samuel Bailey or Baylis, Losee: Catharine Mary, b. Sep. 11, 1824, and gr.-dau. of John and Ruth Bayles. who m. Charles W. Downing, Elbert H.. b. m. were Mar. 12, 1665, children other than Afar. 15. 1826, d. May 6, 1867, Susan Jane, Thomas: Esther, b. Mar. 4. 1726, m. Sep. b. Apr. 9, 1828, d. Apr. 12, 1894, m. Mar. iS, 1751 Joseph Sandford of Newport R. 16, 1S76 William Ludlam, Charles Peters,
I.); son of Thomas of Huntington L. I. b. Apr. 26, 1830. d. Jan. 28, 1872, ni. May (m. Nov. I, 1681 Either Parat or Parrott, 10, 186C Ann Augusta Carpenter, was a and had children other than Simon: Eliza- mariner and captain, was a volunteer in war of the rebellion, noticed beth, m. a Vernon of Newport R. I., and for gallant conduct, and Parrott); son of Capt. Thomas of Hunt- wounded at battle of Cold Harbor, Charity Eliza, ington, emiigrant ancestor of the Hunting- b. May 27, 1832, d. Mar. 30, 1894, m. Treadwell S. Walters, ton Fleets, was there as early as 1660, George Luyster, b. July 28, 1834, d- Oct. according to tradition came from Eng. in 11, 1838, George Hewlett, b. Aug. 4, 1840, his own vessel, landed in Cold Spring m. Jan. 5, 1871 Catharine M. Peters, James Harbor at a place since known as Fleet's B., b. May 6, 1843, m. Aug. 13. 1868 Jane Hole. He brought his family with him A. Hewlett); son of Bern Bennet, -b. Feb. and continued his interest in commerce, 23, 1768, d. Apr. 21, 1834, lieut.-col. in N. having as many as forty vessels on the Y. militia in war of 1812 (ni. Oct. 16, i6gi high seas, 1670 one of overseers of the Anna Hegeman, b. June 26, 1766, d. Oct. town, 1672 one of the owners of the " 10 5, 1834, dau. of Joost and Gertruyd [Hege- farmes," 1681 Isaac with Piatt chosen man] Hegeman, and gr.-dau. of Peter and deputy, 1684 one of three commissioners Anna or Magdaleentje [Derye] Hegeman to hold court, 1684 one of committee to and of Jacobus and Gertruyd [Onderdonk] procure paitent. Hegeman, and had children other than
AMERICAN ANCESTRY.
George: Aaron, 1). July ii, 1792, Charity, young, issue by 2d husband other than
1). July iS, 1795, (1. Jan. 8, 1877, ni. George Frederick, Rienierick, m. Mar. 23. 1689
Luyster); son of Aaron, b. Nov. 9, 1731, Johannes Fonteyn of Buskwick, and Sara, d. Jan. 26, iSoi, a strong Whig, private in bp. Nov. 6. 1681. Symon Hansen vas Capt. David Laiton's company of provin- probably brother of Hans Hansen, com- cial militia, British ofllccrs were quartered :non ancestor of the Van Nostrand family, in lion-c and his teams impressed to cart who emigrated in 1639 from Noordstaat or for the army (m. license June 3, 1765 to Noordstrandt in Holstein and settled on Catharine lloogland, bap. at New Utrecht the New Lotts of Flatbush L. L N. Y.
.Apr. 16, 1738, dau. of Cornelius and Sarah [W'Oertman] Hoogland, and descended UNDERBILL, JOHN TOWNSEND from Dirck Janse Hoogland, who emi- of Danbury Conn., b. in Brooklyn grated in 1657 from Maarssenveen Hol- N. Y. Nov. 30, 1834 (m. 1st Oct. 26, 1856 land, and from Dirck Janse Woertman, Marion Deuell, dau. of Benjamin and who came from Amsterdam in 1647), she Maria Deuell, and had Joseph Evans. John had children other than Rem Bennet: Townsend, Matilda Hyatt, Helen Roberts, John, b. Apr. 16, 1766, d. Sep. 17, 1836, in. m. 2d Dec. 27, 1865 .Augusta T., dau. of
June 5, 1797 Mary Van Wicklen, and John and Mary A. Gaylord. and had How- Mary, b. Nov. 16. 1770, d. Jan. 31, 1795. m. ard Gaylord, Harry Wliite. Josephine Sep. 30, 1788 Daniel Monfort); son of Evans); son of John Townsend Underliill I- Johannes, d. Jan. 7, 1770 (m. Jan. 23, 1729 of Mill Neck and Brooklyn, b. Oct. 22. I Maria Stockliolm. dau. of Arent and Mag- 1801, d. Aug. 18, 1838 (m. Feb. 16, 1824 dalena Stockholm of Bushwick L. I., and Cat'harine Evans, b. Oct. 16. 1801, d. Sep. had children other than .\aron: Lena. b. 8, 1843, dau. of Crowell and Frances
Aug. 1. I7,;i). d. before Oct. 2$. 1738. Frcd- [Marsh] Evans, and !iad children other cikk. b. .\iiK .to. 17.14, li :il»t. .\pr. 1. I77.S. than JkIiii T ; S:irali Kraiices |->ii Edward
1 .11, ., '>. I 1. i."',^. [), .il ^i^vl.li ni. M.iria KrbaniK Jan. \Vi,::. i, .'.M.! |m \\!pIc|. d. bcluit i7;'<). ni In iir.c dated lui. i i iiiii-a S!.M«-ill iml .b> ij.b |-.:ii-.. d
Jeniiiii.i I lcl<-n;i. b. Oct J5 ir.v'^. <:on r,f Jticoh o( 1 )v«tcr 1765 Stag. unin ); Bay N Y . m. license dated Sep. 3. 1763 to JuIim Suy- b. July 31, !/;<' d. A\>r 21. 1812 (m. Nov dain. Maria, b. May 15. 1741. m license 30. 1800 Sarah Sillock, li Jan. 16. 177(1. d. dated Dec. 10. 1762 to Andries Hegeman, Dec. 7, 1822. dau. of Ebcnezer and Sarah
Leah, m. a Colder, Annatje, b. Dec 7, [Slawson] Silleck of Stamford Conn., and
1746, d. July 10, 1752); son of Frederick had children other ithan John T. ; Penelope Synionsen of Flatbush (m. Aug. 13, 1687 Ailing [m. Albert G. Witter], Hannah Lea Fonteyn. vide Dutch church record, Asenath fm. Burr St. John], Sarah Eliza children other than Johannes: Carcl, bap. [ni. Simeon L. Fowler], Adra .Adelia, d. Apr. 25, 7()S8, Cliryslynlje. bap. June 30, young); son of Rev. Peter of Oyster Bay, 1692, Frederick, bap. Feb. 12, 1699, m. pastor the New IJght Baptist church, b.
Martlia , Mouris, m. Cornelia T^uquier Jan. 24, 1737, d. June 24, 1806 (m license [sup.]); son of Symon Hansen, who emi- dated Jan. 31, 1760 to Ethelinda Townsend,
grated in 1639. m. Oct. 24, 1663, Maria b. Sep. I, 1740, d. Apr. 18, 1803, dau. of Frederick, widow of Jan Joris Symons. John and Sarah [Wright] Townsend, and On the marriage record he is entered as gr.-dau. of John and Esther [Smith] from Amsterd or Amsterdam, wliich raises Townsend and of William and Elizabeth a question whether he was a son of Hans [Rhodes] Wright, and had children other IV Hansen Van Noostrand. Resided in Flat- than Jacob: Isaac [m. Elizabeth Silleck], bush, member of Dutch church 1677, took Elizabeth [m. Henry Durling], Peter [m. oath of allegiance 1687; Alaria Frederick Audrey Allen and Hannah Smith]); son came from The Hague and had issue by of Peter of Oyster Bay, l.ilacksmith (m. 1st husband, one son, Frederick, who d. Penelope Ailing, dau. of Abraham atid
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Mary | Ilawxlnirst] AlIiiiK, and Rr.-dau. of 1871, dau. of William and Frances [Sea-
Abraham ami Alary | J Ailing and man] Laurie, and gr.-d,-iu. of Patrick and of Christopher and Mary [Reddough] Mary [W'ooden] Laurie and of David TIau.Nhurst. and had children ot'hcr than Sands and .Anna Maria (Bunting] Sea- Rev. I'ctcr: Hannah [m. Daniel Yonngs], man); son of William Mudge Valentine
Daniel (ni. Sarali Townsend], Joseph, of Glen Cove, b. Apr. 7, 18,^9 (m. Oct. 15,
Theodocia [ni. Townsend Weekes]); son i86g Emily Townsend Post, b. Apr. i,
of David, blacksniiith of Oyster Bay b. 18-14, d^"- of Capt. Charles and Maria Apr. 167J (ill. Hannah ? Forman. dau. of Amelia [Townsend] Post, and gr.-dau. of Moses and Hannah [Crooker] Forman, James and Phebe [Willis] Post and of
. and gr.-dan. of Robert and Jolianna For- Jacob Seaman and Mary [Seaman] Town- ma)! of Flusihing. Ilemipstcad and Oyster- send); son of John Titus Valentine, b.
bay Cove, and William and .'\nn [Gregory] June 29, 1807, d. Aug. 15, 18S4 (m. Nov. Crookcr of Stratford Conn, and Oyster- 27. i8j4 Elizabeth Mudge, b. Nov. 25, 1S16. bay N. Y., and had children other than d. Oct. 8. 1875. dau. of Jacob and Hannah Peter: Benjamin [m. Hannah Townsend] [Titus] Mudge, and gr.-dau. of Coles and
and Sanuiel) ; son of Capt. John by second Dorothy [Coles] Mudge and of Samuel wife Elizabeth Feake, dau. of Lieut. Rob- and Abigail [Robbins] Titus); son of
ert and Elizabeth (Fones-Winthrop) Lewis, b. Apr. 22. 1765, d. Feb. 3, 1846 (m.
Feake. I.icut. Robert Feake came to Nov. 3, 1S02 as 2d wife Jane Titus, widow
Mass. Bay in i6,?o with John Winthrop, of Samuel Post, b. Sep. 4, 1773, d. Sep. 25, and subs. m. Elizabeth, widow of -the gov- T852. dau. of John and Sarah [Robbins] ernor's son Henry and dau. of Thomas and Titus, and gr.-dau. of William and Eliza- .^nna (Winthrop) Fones of London Eng. both [Seaman] Titus and of Jeremiah and " " Bess I-'ones had by her first husband Hannah [Carr] Robbins, and had children Henry \\'intihrop one child, a dau. bap- by 1st wife Jane, dau. of Isaac and Sarah
tised in Groton Eng. Martha Johannah, (Titus) Rnshmore. to whom m. Jan. 7,
and coming 'to .-Vnie.rica m. Thomas Lyon 1790: Jacob (m. Martha Titus), Isaac (ni. of Stamford. Children of Robert Feake Freelove Craft), Stephen (m. .\nn Titus); ot4ier than Elizabeth: Hannah, m. John William and Silas, d. unni., children by 2d
Bowne, John, m. Elizabeth Pricr, Robert ni. other than John: Townsend (m. .Ann and Sar:ili. Children of Cajit. John Un- Titus'), George (m. Hannah Willets), derbill bj- 2d wife Elizabeth Feake other Jane (d. unm.); son of Charles, b. Sep. 30. fhan David: Deborah, m. Henry Town- 1742, d. Mar. 22. 1815 (m. IMar. 4, 1762 send. Nathaniel, m. Mary Ferris. llann:ih. Mary Frost, b. Oct. 6. 1746. d. June 13. ni. Richard .Also[). Elizabeth, m. Isaac 1S08, dau. of Jacob and Sarah [Woolsey]
Smith. Capt. John Underbill, b. Oct. 7, Frust, and gr.-dau. of Wright and Mary 1597. d. Sep. 21. 1672, buried at Killing- [Underbill] Frost and of Joseph and De- worth, now Matincco'ck L. L, was son of borah [Coles] Woolsey, and had children Sir John and Mary (Mosely) Underbill of other than I^ewis: Jacob (m. 1st Phebe
Warwickshire Eng. Mar. as ist wife l,oines. 21I Elizabeth A. Eyre). Leliiia (ni. Helena Kruger, " a Dutch lady from Hol- William Willis), David (m. Hannah land." Issue: John, m. Mary Prier. The Cock). Tbeodosia (rn. Isaac Downing), Underbill Socieity of America contemplate Frost (lu. Elizabeth Rodman), Daniel (m. the erection of a monument at Matinccock Jemima Underbill"), Isaac (m. Mary Par- tin the ,^ootli anniversary of Capt. John's ent"). Elizabeth (d. unm.); son of Jacob birth. of Musketa Cove N. Y., b. Dec. 22. 171S
(m. Jan. i. 1740 Mary Coles. d:ui. of VALENTINE, CHARLES POST of Charles and Sarah Coles, gr.-dau. of Rob-
Glen Cove N. Y., b. Apr. 4, 1S71 (m. ert and Mercy [Wright] Coles, and gt.- Nov. 12, i8g5 Annie Laurie, b. Feb. 20, gr.-da\i. of Robert and l\Iary [Hawxhurst]
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Coles, will) camo to Mass. Bay with Gov. Elijah and Sarah [Kissam-.Mlcn) ; son of
Wiiithrop ill i6,io, ni. 2(1 Etlieliiula Lat- Abraham of West Neck, b. Oct. 21, 1767, tiiiR, widow of William Frost, no is.sue by d. Jan. 30, 1852 (m. Jan. 24, 1790 Zernah
2d in., children other than Charles: David Van Wyck, b. Oct. 15, 1771, d. May 22, (in. Hannah Townsend], Susannali, ni. 1851, dau. of Capt. Abraham and Elizabeth Thomas Udall); son of David, b. May i68g [Wright] Van Wyck, and gr.-dau. of Bar- probably at Hempstead Harbour, now ent and Hannah [Carman] Van Wyck and Roslyn (m. about 1716 Charity Coles, b. of Jolm and Zerviah [Wright] Wright,
Sep. I, 1695, dau. of Nathan and Rachel and had children other than Joshua: Sam- Coles, and gr.-dau. of Robert and Mercy uel A., .•\braham H., William anl tlKce [Wright] Coles before mentioned, gt. -gr.- daug.iters); son of Samuel of West Neck, dau. of Nicholas Wright, one of founders b. .Aug. 4, 1735. d. Nov. 6, 1810 (m. Aug. of Oysterbay L. I.), bought of his father- 30, 1766 Hannah Hewlett, b. July 25, 1733. in-law in 1719-20 the farm since occupied d. May 16. iSoS, dau. of John and Hannah by his descendants at Glen Cove L. I.; son [Jackson] Hewlett, and gr.-dau. of John of Richard of Hempstead Harbour, whose and Mary [Smith] Hewlett and David, dans. Sarah Smith, Phebe Down- bury N. Y., b. Mar. 4, 1703, d. Jan. 1750, ing, Ann Carle. Hannah Pine (wife Sarah farmer and supporter of the Dntoh church, was probably dau. of Timothy Halstead, after his death the widow and six ch. were who in will 1686 devises to son-in-law baplised in Si. Geo. ch. Hempstead L. 1. Richard X'alcntine, Timothy Halstead's (m. Nov. 12. 1727 Hannah Carman, b. 1704, wife was dan. of Henry and ."Vnne Pear- d. Jan. 9. 1790. dau. of Thomas Carman, sail; son of Kichard, i6.)7. one of early and gr.-d:iu. of John and Ihmnah [Sea- settlers of ]Iem|)stead 1659, chosen one of man] Carman, and had children other tlian five townsmen 1676, overseer 1679, con- Samuel: Thomas, Thcojorus. .\brah:ini. stable 16X4, tax list shows widow of Rich- M:iry, Sarah and .\bigail): sou .,f Thco- ard ValeiLline 40 d-, sons Obadiali. W'il dorus of Cirr.il W-ck L. I. in 1701, b Sep. Ham, Ephrnini and Kichard. believed to 19, 160.'^, d. Sep. 4. 1753, justice of the peace have been descendants of Richard Valentine 1718 to 1753. supervisor 1726 (ni. Apr. 29, of the parish of Eccles, Lancashire luig. 1693 Margroti;i Brinckerhoff. li. 1675, d. .\ug. jy. 174 1, ikui. of .Abraham and .Aeltie VAN WYCK, WHITEHEAD PIEW- [.Strycker] Brinckerliofi'. and gr.-dau. of LETT ul West Neck, Huntington Jori> [Dirckson] and Sus:\nna [Dubbles] N, Y., b. at Jamaica L. I. Mar. 7. iS,;8, d. DrinckerhofT and of John and Lambertje at West Neck May 26. 1888 (m. Dec. 17. [Scabering] Strycker, and had children 1857 Mary Kate Fleet, b. Sep. 24, 1840. il. other than Barent: Cornelius, Theod(.)rus, Jan. 7, 1884. dau. of John and Margaretta .'\ljrahani and rhree daughters); son of [Silleckl Fleet, and gr.-dau. of Henry and Cornelius (Barentse) of Flatbnsh L. I., Mary [Van Wyck] Fleet and of Capt. John prol)ably from " Wyk," a village in North and Mary [Reynolds] Silleck, and had Brabant, emigrated in 1660, settled in Flat- children: Helen, Frank (dec'd). Albert bnsh, member Dutch church in 1677, took Barent, Edward Whitehead, ALary Katha- oath of allegiance 1687 (m. 1st .Anna. dau. rine Van Asch); son of Joshua Ham- of Rev. Theodorus Polhemius and Catha- mond Van Wyck of Jamaica, b. Sep. 9, rina Van Wcrven his wife, m. 2d in t68-) iSoo, d. Feb. II, 1847 (m. Oct. 30, 1822 Jannetje, and had children other than Sarah Maria Hewlett, b. July 31, 1803, d. Theodorus: Johannes, bp. Jan. 17. 1677. Mar. 6, 1890, dau. of Whitehead and Mary .Aaltje, bp. Oct. 5, 1679, Anna, bp. July 9. [Allen] Hewdctt, and gr.-dau. of George 1682, Elizabeth, bp. Jan. 16. 1CS5. m. and Susannah (Peters] Hewlett and of .Adriaen Hegeman of Fkilbush; \clri,ientie. AMERICAN ANCESTRY. Ijp. Sep. 9, i68S. Jose|)li llcijcinan. Mar- N. Y., and gr.-dau. of William Pearce of rcljc, 111. Ilciidrick Wiltsc o[ Ncwtmvii. Rhode Island .and New York); son of nesfciulcd from Chevalier JlemlricU Van Samuel of Buckram, b. July 20, 1702, d. Wyck. who lived about 1400. In 1575 Jan Sep. 20. 1 741, weaver, farmer, member ot Van Wyek of the council of Utrecht mar. Soc. of I-'riends (ni. 1730 Martha Ailing, Wyander Van .^sch, the last ot that family. dan. of .Abraham and Mary [Ilawxlnirst| She received her brother's property pro- .Ailing of Oyster bay, and gr.-dau. of Abra- vided her descendants would join the fam- ham and Mary .Ailing and of Christopher ily arms and carry the name Van and Mary [Reddough] ' Haw.xhurst of .\scli-Van Wyck. From her son Jacob, b. Matinecock L. I., and had children other at Utrecht 1584. d. 1635, mar. to Anna Van than Clark: Hannah [m. Josejih Coles], Rynevelt, the whole I'rotestant branch of Samuel [m. Jemima Powell], Anne [m. Van Wyck descends. James Titus], Penelope [m. John Haw.x- hurst]); son of James of Pipingrock L. I., nOCKS, VVII.LIAM BURLING of Lo- b. Apr. 4, 1674, d. May 24. 172S, farmer, v> cnst Valley N, Y., b. Jan. 10. 1S70, member Soc. of Friends (m. Dec. i, 1698 farmer, niend;er Soc. of Friends; son Hannah Feke, b. Oct. 6, 1675. d. .Apr. 28, William Townsend Cock of Locust Val- 1750, dau. of John and Eliz.-ibeth [Prier] ley, b. Nov. 26, 1803, d. Jan. 18, 1885, far- Feke, and gr.-dau. of Lieut. Robert and mer, member Soc. of Friends (m. Nov. 14. Elizabeth [Fones-Winthrop] Feake and of 1S67 Hannah Hurling of Purchase, West- Matthew and Mary Pri:ir of Killingworth. chester CO, N. v., b. Mar. S. 1832, dan. of now M:ilinecock L. I., and had children Benjamin F. and Hannah (Hosier] Btir- other than Saimiel: Sarah, Jo.-hua, Eliza- lin.c;, and gr.-dau. of Samuel and Mary beth. Hannah, never ni,, Josiah [ni. Re-, [Field] BurliiiLT and of John and Catharine bekah I'Vost], M;irtha [m. Joseph Fro^t], [Burling] Hosier, and his children by Mary [m. Isaac I'rost] and Robert); son former marriage with F.lizaljeth, Hicks Cocks of Old Weslbury L. I., in, the Indians, a portirm of which is still Mary T. Willets); son of Samuel uf Buck- occupied by his descendants, d. al)l. lC';8, ram, now Locust Valley, b. June 2,S. 1765, yeoman, nieiuber Soc. of Friends (in. abt. d. Aug. 11, 1855, merchant, farmer ;ind iTiss Sarah, wlio d. Dec. 16, 1715. children miller, member of Soc. of Friends (m, Dec. other than James: Mary |ni, John Bownc], 14, 1785 Flizabeth Cock, b. Dec. 7, 1769, d. Thomas [m. Hester Williams], Jcdin [in. Apr. 1850. d.iu. of Daniel and Roseaiinah 2d Dorothy Ilarcurt], Hannah [m. James [Townscndl Cock, ,\nd gr,-dau. of James de la Plaiiie], Sarah [m. Henry l-'rankUii], and Deborah [Feke[ Cock- and of Willi.im lleniy [m. Mary Feke and Martha Pcar- and Elizabeth [Cock] Townsend, and had s:dl|, Martha [m. Isaac Davis]). children other than. ^Villianl: Loretla fni. Isaac Covert[, Joshua [m. Sns.in Cock], A DAMS, HF.NRY HERSCHFL of Clark [m. Catharine h'ecks], James [m. -^^ Cjreenwich Conn., b. in Collamer Elizabeth Cock], Deborah [m. Caleb Ohio July 4. 1844, served in co. G in I2,stli Covert], Samuel [m. Fanny Cock] and Ohio vol. inf. for nearly three years dur- Roseannah, d. young); son of Clark uf ing 1862-5, prisoner in rebel prison at Buckram, b. Oct. 13, i7.-i8, d. Mar. 29. 1S32. Cahaba .Ma. .Sep. to Nov. 1S64, served in farmer, tailor and merchant, member Soc. national guard of Conn., now in business of Friends (111. Mar. 20, 1760 Elizabeth in New York city (m, M.ar, 26, 1867 Helen Pearce, b. .Ajir. 17, 1743, d. Nov. 8, 1835. I'". Redington [gr.-dau. of Capt. Jcdiii Red- dan. of James and Elizabeth [? Coles] ington of rev. war], and had 3 children, Perce of Musketo Cove and I'hilipsburgli viz.: Nellie R., Henry II. Jr. and Mabel i AMERICAN ANCESTRY. S.); son of Lowell L. Adams of Collamer B. Klink above had 12 children, viz.: Jane Collin, b, ill Diullcy Mass. May 30, 1790, d. Seymour Klink, b. June 5. 1853, Joanna in Collanicr in 185S, served in militia in E., b. Mar. [ni. 6, 1857 Aug. 4, 18S0 J. T. war of iSij (m. at Dover Ohio in 182S Secor Jr.), Harriet Wendell Klink, b. Dec. Ilcpzibali A. C. Thayer, dau. of Jolin of 12, 1858 [m. Dec. 19, 1879 VV. L. Brown, Surrey N. 11. and dcsc. of Richard and and had Arthur Seymour Brown, h. Sep. forntliy Tliaycr of Braintree Mass. 1651); i;, iRSo], Kate Seymour Klink. b. Nov. son of Benoni Adams of Dudley Mass., b. 30. i860 [m. Dec. 28. 1886 Emil Theiss in Slierl)orn Mass. Dec. 31, d. in 1754, U. S. N.. and had Paul. b. Oct. 6. 1890. Dudley, was a rev. soldier in Paul Revcrc's and Katherine. b. Nov. 22. 1894], George al.irni /Vpr. enlisted 19, 1775, several times, Timothy Klink. b. Jan. 18, 1862 [m. ALir- served during tlic war (m. May 8, ion 1777 Anderson, and had Janet, b. Apr. 23, Susanna Chamberlain, dau. of Jacob of 1894], Caroline J., b. Mar. 31, 1S65 [m. Dudley); son of James Adams 2d of Sher- Aug. 14, 1886 M. K. Eyre U. S. N.. and born Mass., b. there Mar. 13, 1715 (m. had Wilson Lear. b. Sep. 23. i888], Eliza- Rebecca Fairbanks); son of James of beth Bradt Klink, b. May 23. 1867 [in. Slierborn, b. then' July (m. Abigail 7, 1693 Dec. 28. 188S A. S. J. McCoy], William Hill); son of Moses of l>. i\i Sherborn, Marcy Klink. b. Oct. 23. 1S69. Florence, Braintree Mass. Oct. 26. 1654, d. in Slier- b. Jan. 19. 1S71, d. iNov. 24, 1872. Adela fiorn 1724. tythingman 1696, selectman Helen, b. Feb. 3. 1873. J- Mar. 16, 1889. i7or. drew land in Douglass Mass. 1715 Ruth. b. Feb. 12. 1S74. d. June 12. 1874. (m. Alary I'~airbanks) ; son Henry of Lieut. and Marie Emily, b. June 30, 1S75, Rev. of Slierborn Adams Mass., b. in England Nathaniel B. Klink graduated at Union in killed in 1634. Medfield in King Philip's coll. 1847. Princeton Theo. sem. 1850. war, was lieut. of artillery, was ancestor of licensed 1850. preaclied at Oneida Valley the Braintree Adams family (m. Elizabeth N. Y. 1851-2. West Galway 1852-3. or- Paine of Braintree); son of Willir-m, dained 1854. pastor at Ballston Spa 1854, whose ancestry in England has been traced Fainnount N. J. 1855-9. Sacramento Cal. through Sir John Adams to Sir John ap 1859-61, Vallejo 1861-83. Santa Paula Adams I2 S.. b. .Apr. 16. 1875]. Dudley, b. Sep. 21, col. 24th Conn, inf., brev. brig.-gen., left 1S46. d Oct. 24. 1850, and Edward, b. Mar. military service 1869 (m. July 2. 1855 Mar- iS, 1849, d. July 10, iS.ig), Rev. Nath.iniel tha Pomeroy Whittlesey, dau. of D. C. AMERICAN ANCESTRY. Wliiltluscy and Mary Cogswcllt ; son of Mass. Feb. 16, 1829 (m. about 1790 Su- Benjamin Brown of Groton Ct., b. tlierc sann.th Chamberlain, b. in Roxbury June June 1,^, 1/97, d. tlicrc Oct. 25. 1S63, far- 17. I7''9. dau. of Stephen and Sarah [Wold] iiRT (ni. Mary Ann Middleton. dan. of Chamberlain); son of Samuel Daniels of Nallianicl. son of Wni. Middleton, tlie Roxbury Mass., b. in Bost(jn Oct. 31. 1740. emigrant); .son of Jesse Brown of Groton Cl.. b. there Sep. 2. 1774, d. tliero Aug. 2. pLOCK, DARWIN GEORGE of Mt. i .\danis of Mass.); son of Jesse Brown of Nov. 3, 1846, music teacher and farmer Groton, b. in New London Apr. 11, 1745, (has sister Lucinda Wheeler, b. Jan. 17, d. in Groton June IQ. 1822, farmer (m. in 1^36, m. Jan. 20, 1856 Volney Armour, a Jan. 1774 Mary Palmer, dau. of Nathaniel, lawyer, circuit clerk, revenue collector and ilese. nf Walter Palmer, the emigrant, her mayor of Mt. Carroll, her children are: t, mother was Mary Chesborough, dcsc. of Preston George, b. Nov. 3. 1856, m. June W'm., the emigrant); son of Benjamin 5, 1.S80 Eliza Riddle, 2. N. E. Capitola, b. 15ro\vn of New London Ct. and Fisher's Feb. 10. 1858, m. Jan. i, 1S80 George L. Island N. Y.. b. in R. L Mar. 16. 1708, d. Hoffman, lawyer, member of legislature in New London 17S2. surveyor, lessee of and mayor of Mt. Carroll, 3. Richard I'isher's Island (m. Apr. 6. 1730 Abigail Wlieeler, b. Nov. 2y, 1S62, 4. Darwin Maccoon. desc. of John of Canil]ridge, the I.ucien, d. young, 5. Duane Browne, b. emigrant); son of Daniel Brown of West- June 28, 1S69, and Josephine Blanche, b. erly K. I., d. there 1726 (m. Frances Wat- May 29, 1874); son of George Clock, b. in son, dau. of John, who m. Dorcas Clockville N. v., d. in Mt. Carroll 111. Feb. Gardiner); son of Jeremiah Brown of R. 2, 1892, farmer L. d. 1690 (m. M;iry); son of Chad of Wheeler Chapman, b. Oct. 29, 1814, d. Sep. Providence K. \. 1642. d. 1665. 30, 1888. dau. of Capt. Gideon and Lucinda [Wheeler] Chapman of North Stonington DANIELS, NAT?L-\N HAGAR of Bos- Conn.. Capt. Gideon had brothers: Lewis ton Mass., b. in Waltham Mass. Aug. Chapman of Conn, and Col. Stephen Chap- 28. 1S33 (m. 1st July 15, 1S62 Lsabella man, a noted lawyer and wealthy resident Broun, b. in Boston ^L^r. ^t, 1S.34. d. of Clockville N. Y., they were the sons of there Nov. 13, 1867 [dau. of John and Isa- Joseph and Mary [^L^in] Chapman, and bella, and desc. of .Vbraham Brown of gr.-sons of Andrew and Hannah [Smith] \Vatertown Mass. 1631], m. 2d July 16, Chapman, and gt.-gr-sons of John Chap- 1874 .Abhy Jane Farnsworth. b. in Lowell man, a weaver from near London Eng.. Mass. May 6, 1839 |dau. of Jesse Kdson who was impressed and brought to this Farnswnrth and .'\nna Brown], and liad 3 country, l:nuling in Boston he made his children by these 2 marriages, viz.: Nathan escape to Wakefield R. I., and from there Ilagar Daniels Jr., b. Sep. i. 1S39. d, to Stonington Conn., wdiere he settled and young, Howard Bigelow Daniels. 1). Oct. m. Sarah Brown Feb. 17, 1710, Lucinda I, 1865. and Nathan Ilagar Daniels Jr., b. Wheeler, b. Aug. 27, 1784, was the in Huntington Mass. Oct. 8, 1S75); son of d:iu. of Paul and .Mary [Wheeler] Wheeler, George W. Daniels of Waltham Mass., b. gr.-dau. of Paul . and Lucy [Swan] in Roxbury Mass. Mar. it, 1S04, d. in Wheeler, and gt. -gr.-dau. of Capt. Thomas Framingham Mass. Aug. 19, 1842 (ni. Oct. and Mary [Miner] Wheeler, a descendant 25, 1829 Mary Hagar, b. Apr. 20, 1805, d, of Thomas Wheeler, Lieut. Thonuis Miner, in \Vallham Oct. 22, 1892, dau. of Nathan Capt. John Gallu() and Walter Palmer, all and Sally [Travis] Hagar of Weston e.-irly settlers of Stonington, of Sir Robert Mass., dcsc. of Wm. Ilagar of Walertown P:irke of Wcthersfield in 1640, Capt. James id40); son of Richard Daniels of Roxbury .\very of Groton, Capt. John Swan of Afass., 1j. there Oct. 8. 1760. d. in F.rving Haverhill Mass., and Rev. Thomas Shep- 12 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. IuT(l, an early minister at Boston Mass.); Reed. b. 1723, dau. of Thomas Reed of sun i>( John Clock, wlio was b. on tlic Dighton Mass. and Sarah Tisdale, b. ifx)o, Mnliawl< riser Apr. 2. 1764. ci. in Clock- dan. of Joseph Tisdale and Mary Leonard, ville N. Y. Apr. i, 1816, was tlic first set- b. Aug. 2, 1663, dau. of Major Thomas tler at Clockville, and liis daughter Mary Leonard of Taunton, children: Mel.atiah was the first white child born tliere. the Everett, b. Oct. 15, 1841, John Elihu, b. town was named for him (m. Abalona July 28, 1844, .Anna Frances, b. Dec. 17. Keller in May 17S6, whose parents and 1S48, Clara McFarland, b. Sep. 24. 1S51, uncles fought in the rev. war. and whose Marion, b, Feb. 22, 1856, he m. 2d Mrs. sister was killed by the Indians). Clara [Leig-h] Freeborn, b. Jan. g, 1846, dau. of Dr. Edwin Leigh of St. Louis); WIGHT, MELATIAH EVERKTT. son of Dr. Eliliu Dwight of South Had- D Plainfield N. clergyman, b. in ley Mass., b. Oct. 22, 1763, d. June i, 1854 J., South Hadley Mass. Oct. 15, 1841 (m. (m. Oct. 7, 1801 Lydia White, b. Jan. 31, June 2T,, 1S70 Helen McCIure Kirby, b. 1777, dau. of Cai>t. William White of Jan. 12. 1845, dau. of Rev. William Kirby Springfield, who was k. at Yorktown Va. of Jacksonville 111., b. July 2, 1805 in Mid- Oct. 13, 1781, and Lydia Bartlett (m. Aug. dletown Ct. [son of Elisha Kirby of Mid- 25, 1774), b. Nov. i6, 1746, dau. of Samuel dletown, b. Oct. 13, 1774, and Betsy Bartlett of Springfield and Lydia Lombard Spencer, bp. Oct. 3, 1779, dan. of Samuel (m. Feb. 6, 1746), b. Jan. .-50, 1725, dau. of S|)encer antl Martha Rells], and Hannah Ebenezer Lombard of Springfield and McClure Wolcutt. b. June 7. 181 1, dau. of Rachel Loomis (m. Apr. 17, 1717) of Elihn Wolcott of Jacksonville III., b. Feb. Windsor Ct., b. Jan. 12, 1693, dau. of Jo- 12. 17S4 in Windsor Ct., and Rachel Mc- seph Loomis and Lydia Drake (m. .Apr. Clure, b. (^ct. 2CJ, 1783. dan. of Rev. David 10, 1681), dau. of John Drake of Windsor McClure, b. Nov. 1748, of East Windsor Ct. and Hann:di Moore); son of Capt. Ct., and Hannah Pomeroy. dau. of Rev. Justus Dwight of Belchertown Mass., b. Benjamin Pomeroy); son of John Dwi^bt, Jan. 13, 1739, <1. July 27, 1824 (m. Jan. 19, New York city, b. Aug. i, 1819 in South 1763, Sarah Lamb, b. 1736, d. Feb. 25, 1832, Itadley Mass. (m. Jan. 13, 1841 Nancy dau. of Da!iiel Lamb of Springfield, b. .Shaw Everett, b. June 17, 1817, dau. of .Apr. 6. T716 [son of John l^amb, b. Mar. Capl. Melc.df Everett of Foxboro Mass.. 28, 16111. and Sarah Jones [m. Feb. 3, b. June 24, 1777. d. .Aug. 22. 1858 [son oi 1715], b. Feb. 5. 1688, dau. of Ebenezer John Everett of Foxboro, b. June I, 1736. Jones of Springfieldl and Martha .Ashley and Melatiah (Metcalf) Ware, m. .Apr. 25. [m. Dec. II). 1734I. b. .A])r. 2T,. 1717, dau. 1776, b. Oct. 16, 1736, dau. of Samuel Met- of Joseijh .Ashley nf Springfield [-?o,n of calf, b. Jan. 15. i68g, and Judith George, Joseph! and Martha Leonard [m. Feb. 18. ni. May 20, 1725, dau. of John George of 1716], b. Oct. 23, 1695, dau. of Benjamin Dorchester Mass., gr.-son of Ebenezer Leonard and Sarah Scott, both of Spring- Everett of South Dedham Mass., b. .Aug. field Mass.); son of Capt. Nathaniel 5, 1707, and Joanna Stevens, ni. Mar. 9, Dwight of Belchertown, b. June 20. 1712. 1734, b. Sep. 17(1, dau. of Ebenczer Stev- d. Mar. .30, 1784 (m. Jan. 2, 1735 Hannah ens, son of Lieut. John Stevens and Sarah Lyman, b. July 14, 1709, dau. of Lieut. Sprague, m. Jan. 13, 1703, dau. of Phineas Benjamin Lyman [son of John Lyman of Sprague of Cbarle.stown Mass., gt. -gr.-son Northampton! and Thankful Pomeroy [m. of Dea. John Everett of Dedham Mass. Oct. 27, 1698I, b. ^^ay 31, 1679, dau. of and Mercy Brown], and F.anny Shepard. Dea. Medad Pomeroy of Northampton); b. Mar. 10, 1780, dau. of Major Joseph son of Nathaniel Dwi.ght of Northampton She|)ar(l of Fo.xboro Mass. and .Abigail Mass., b. Nov. 20, 1666, d. Nov. 7, 171 1 (m. Hodges [m. May II, 1772], b. Oct. 4, 1746, Dec. 9, 1693 Mehitable Partridge, b. .Aug. dau. of Elijah Hodges and Elisabeth 26, 1675, dau. of Col. Samuel Partridge of AMERICAN ANCESTRY. ir:ttficUl); son of Capt. Timothy DwIkIk J4. i8_'i. dun. of William Card, a grain ui Dciiliaiii Mass., b. 1629, d. Jan. 31, 171.S merchant and owner of a line of vessels on (in. Jan. 9. 1665 .-Kiina Flint, b. Sep. 11. Hudson river); son of John Ellsworth 1643, ilan. of Rev. tlenry Flint of Brain- Hyde, importer of N. Y. city, b. in Nor- tree Mass. and Marjjery Hoar); son of wich Ct. Aug. 30, 1781, d. in N. V. 18.14 John Dwig-ht of Dedhani Mass. (m. JMaria [d. in N. Y., dau. of his third cousin Jonathan Little of Lebanon Ct,|, POUCHER, JOHN WILSON of and had children: John J.. William IF. Poughkecpsie N. Y., b. in ClavcraeU Jonathan Little and .\nn Maria [m. John N. Y. Jnly 27, 1859, physician (ni. Cathe- T. Adams of Mcdford Ma.ss.]); son of rine Du Bois Le F^evre. dan. of Hon. Ebenezer of Norwich Ct., b. there Jan. i, Jacob Lc Fcvre, a desc. of Simon l,e 1748, d. there Dee. 28, 1816 (m. ist Cliole Fevrc, the patentee of New Paltz. and [b. 1752 in Ellington, dau. of Daniel .md Anna A. Woolsey, a dese. of George Wool- Mary Ellsworth of Ellington), and li;ul .sey. who came to New Netherlands in lOj.?. two sons, one of whom was John E. above, and had dau. .Anna Lc Fevre Poticher); m. 2d Nov. 22. 1787 Phebe, b. in Norwich .son of Peter Poucher of Claverack N. Y., Jan. 18, 1747, d. there July 5. 1799, dau. of b. there 1835 (ni. 1857 Mary E. Cum- Peter Huntington of Norwich, m. 3d Dec. mings); son of John of Clavernck, b. there 5, 1700 Elizabeth Peck); son of James of 1S06. d. there 1856 (m. H.mnah Smith); Norwich Ct., 'b. there Feb. 28, 1707, d. son of Anthony of Chiverack, b. there there .Apr. 24, 1793, shipmaster, both he 1775. d. there 1S56 (m. Hannah Hani); sun anil his wife are buried in the old cemetery of Jacob of Hillsdale N. Y., b. in Claver- in Norwich (m. Dec. 26. 1743 Sarah (b. in ack 1715. d. in Hillsdale 1786 (m. Norwich -Apr. 12. 1720, d. Nov. 3, 1773. his .\nn Ni\er); son of Pierre of Clermont X, third cousin and dau. of .Abijah and .-\biel Y., b. about 1675, d. 1739; son of Simon [Hough] Marshall], and had six children); Bouelie, a Huguenot refugee who came son of John of Norwich Ct.. b. there Dec. from .Amsterdam Holland to America in 1667, d. there July 26, 1727, farmer (m. 1658, and first settled in Harlem, but after- -Mar. 3, 1698 E-xperience, b. in Norwich ward went to Livingston Manor N. Y. Dec. 1674, d. Oct. 24, 1763, dau. of Caleb and Margaret [Post] .Abel, his second cousin); son of Samuel of Norwich Ct.. b. HYDE, J. F. HINDON of New York city. b. there Apr. 13. 1S56. grad. in Hartford Ct. abt. 1637, d. in Norwich Columbia coll. 1S76, Columbia coll. law Ct. 1677, went to Norwich 1660, farmer, sch. 1S78, practicing law in New York city had lands assigned to him at Norwich (ni. June 18, 1889 Ellen Elizabeth Hnlings West Farms, where he d. aged 40 yrs. (m. Williams |b. in Baltimore Md., dau. of June, 1659 Jane [dau. of Thomas and Goodwin G. Williams, and a desc. of the [Brown] Lee of Lynn, he, Thomas sailed old Williams family of the Eastern Shore from Eng. 1641 with his wife and three of Va., living there from colonial times], children, but d. on the voyage, and his and has 3 children: Helen Elizabeth Wil- widow and children went to Saybrook]. liams Hyde, b. Sep. 2, 1S92. and Joliii and had several children, of whom the eld- James Hindon Hyde, b. Mar. 15. 1896, and est was Elizabeth, b. in Norwich 1660, Wm. H. Hyde Jr.. b. Nov. 1897), and being the first white child b. there); son of brother William H. Hyde, b. N. Y. city William of Norwich Ct.. d. in Norwich Jan. 29, 1858, and sisters Eva M. [Hyde] Jan. 6, 1681, 'his name first appears in Hart- Chase and C. Emily Hyde; children of ford Ct. 16.56, and his name is on the John James Hyde of N. Y. city, b. tliere iminiinient in the old cemetery at that pi. ice Oct. 28. 1818, d. in St. Servan Fr. .\ug. as one of the original settlers, and he had 18.S0. importer in business in N. Y. (m. lands assigned to him there, iirub. came to June 18, 1S48 M;iria L.. b. N. Y. city May .America with the Rev. Thomas Hooker 1 14 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. l6j.^. sojourned a short time in Newton Elizabeth Bouverie); son of William of Mass., and removed witli liim to Hartford Taunton Eng., b. in lleatherton Hall there 1636, prob. went to Saybrook shortly after- Mar. 28, 1717, d. j\lay .3, 1769 (ni. 2d 1759 ward, and his dau. m. tliere 1652, was one Margaret d'Everay. . dau. and heiress of of tlic original proprietors of Norwich Robert d'l^veray Esc|. of Heatherton 1660, was a man of considerable import- Hall); son of Paul Easton of Taunton anee anions; tlic settlers, and was fre- Eng., b. in Newport R. I. Feb. 1673, d. in quently elected selectman. His house lot Taunton July 30, 17.30, returned to Eng. was devised to his gr.-son \Vm. Hyde, and 1692 and was tiefricnded by a relative. wa.N a part of it was owned by VVni. Mansfield, largely concerned in shipping and me"- a desc. of the latter, and was occupied l.y chandisc between Holland, Spain and liiai as the site of his dwelliu^-houie l8SQ. .America. aci|uiring a considerable fortune (m. June 5, 1706 Eleanor HoLwell, b. 1681, ASTON, WILLIAM of New York- d. at Taunton July 30. 1730, dau. of Chris- E city, b. in Geneseo N. Y. Oct. 8. 1846 topher Hohvell Est|. .and Lady Mary Petre (ni. Jan. JO, 1870 Caroline de Stuteville of Howell Combe); son of John Easton, Isaacson [dau. of Wm. Parr de S. Isaac- b. in Wool borough Eng. ] 1841 with Lord de Mauley and other Eng- I. Nov. 6, 1841. U. S. senator from R. I., lishmen to explore the western slates, re- had academic education, first entered into sided some years in the U. S. (m, Sep. ,^, mercantile pursuits, pres. Providence 1844 Elizabeth Bond, b. in Keene N. H. common council 1872-3, member R. t. [eb. 16, 1821, dau. of Wni. [and Mary general assembly 1875-6, speaker of house VVadsworth) Bond of Geneseo N. Y.. and of reps. 1876, rep. in 46th and 47th con- 1st cousin lo Chief Justice Salmon P. gresses, senator i88i-g8, private in loth Chase); »on of Georg-e Easton of Taunton reg. R. I. vols, in rebellion (m. Oct. g, Eng.. b. in Bradford Eng. in Mar. 1796. d. 18O6 .Abby P. T. Greene, and had 8 ch.. in Reading Eng. Jan. 21, 1876. officer un- viz.: Lucy Truman. Edward Burgess, der iJuke iif Wellington in Siiain and at Abby Greene, Stuart Morgan, William Tru- Waterloo, afterward sec. to the duke and man, Richard Steere, Winthrop Williams, resided at lii> home (m. .\ug. 25. i.Siq Elsie Chapman); son of Anan of Killing- Sarah Tytherleigh, dau. of Richard and ley Ct., b. in Glocester 1807, d. in Killing- Marian, younger members of the Devon- ley Jan. 20th, 1802, (m. Abby Ann Burgess, shire family, related to the Carews, Eouv- b. Oct. I, 1810. d. Oct. 24, 188S. dau. of eries. Courtenays and Welleslcys); son of Gideon Burgess); son of Job of Foster R. Josias Easton of Taunton Eng.. h. Mar. I., b. in Smithfield R. L, (m. ist Waity 2,5. 1760. (1, in Bradford in {'eb. i8|.v sher- .\ngell, 2d Jane Jones); son of Daniel of iff, resided at Taunton Castle and Eitzrny Smithfield R. I., b. there Oct. 25. 1730, d. \ House. wa>; of large pnnierty and means, there 1770. killed by a runaway ox team I a monument was erected to his (ni. memory I Nov. 9. 1752 .Xnne Steere. dau. of in Bradford church at his death (m. July ! Richard and .-Xnne [Comstock] Steere of 14. 1791 Hannah Bond, dau. of R.. who m. ' Glocester R. I.); son of John of Smith- AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 15 fielJ R. I., 1). there, d. there in 1776, (m. of Hampshire co. Va., b. there Feb. 17, 1st Sep. 27, 1708 Susannah Smith, ni. 2ii 176S, d. in Fairfield co. Ohio Oct. 24, 1844, Elizabctli Stevens); son of Samuel of with his family and father's family settled Smithficld, R. I., d. Apr. 2, 1747, (ni. Jane, in Fairfield cr Ohio Apr. 7, 1806, was an d. 1705); son of Joseph, b. Jan. 4, 1635, d. officer under ",en. .-\nthony Wayne in all in Smitlifield R. I. 1701, (m. Feb. 26, 1662 his campaigns against the Indians of the Patience Osborne of Braintree Mass.); son northwest, (m. Priscilla House, dau. of of George, d. in Mendon, Mass., Mar. i, John and Ruth [Mctealf] House, and had 1682, came to America 1631, first settled in 9 ch., viz.: Levi Henshaw, Thomas Jef- Dorchester, Mass., in Braintree Mass. 1640, ferson, John, Mahala, James Madison, became one of the first settlers of Mendon. Ruth, Rebecca, Hiram, Priscilla); son of Mass. 1663, (m. Sep. 3, 1629 Kathcrine Thomas of Hampshire co. Va., b. there Scald, d. Mendon, Mass. Jan. II, 1691, left 1733. d. at Fairfield co. Ohio 1806, served 3 dau. and 4 sons). in rev. war, (m, a Bruce, and had 11 ch., viz.: William, James, John, Jonathan, Jo- ANDERSON, JAMES THOMAS of seph, Abner, George. Margaret, Rachel, Columbus Ohio, b. at the U. S. con- Elizabeth, Nancy); son of William of sulate at Hamburg Ger. Mar. 26, 1S62, B. ILimpshire co. Va., b. in Scotland 1693, d. A., It. in U. S. A., (m. May 26, 189S in Hampshire co. Va. 1797, (m. Helen, dau. of John Judson Bagley and b. in Scotland, had 4 ch., viz.: Thomas, h'rances E. Newbury) ; and brother Ann, William, Sarah). CHARLES FINLEY Ander,s<.n, b. -it Hamburg Ger. Mar. 23, 1864 (m. June 20, A TLEE, EDWIN PITT of Philadel- -ti- i8y3 Minerva Ann Flowers, b. Oct. 28, phia, b. in Elizabethtown Pa. May 7, 1872, dau. of Ruffin [HastinKs] and Eliza 1799, d. in Philadelphia Dec. 25, 1836, was [Burton] Flowers); sons of James House active member of the Pcii-na. Abolition Anderson of Columbus Ohio, b. at Marion Soc, and the National Anli-Sla\ ery Soc, Ohio Mar. 16, 1833. educated at Ohio grad. Univ. of Penna., and a -vell-kiunvr Wesleyan univ., grad. Cincinnati Law M. D., (m. Oct. 17. 1S22 Marg.nret Collins school, U. S. consul at Hamburg Ger. Bullock, b. Apr. 15, 1801, d. Apr. 3, 1861, 1861-6, banker 1869-85, retired from active dau. of Anthony and Hannah Bullock, and business 1885, (m. Nov. 27, 1856 Princess had dau. Caroline, b. in Philadeliihia Oct. Fisher Amanda Miller, b. Aug. 4, 1837, dau. of 10, 1830, m. Sep. 25, 1851 Samuel David, b. Feb. 12, 1794, d. Aug. 28, 1855, Corlies, and had 7 ch., viz.: Clara, Sarah Caroline, who m. Oct. 28, 1S33, Sarah Bent, b. Aug. v., Margaret L.. S. Rowland, of Edwin IQ, 1806, d. Jan. 24, 1S59, gr.-dau. of Rob- Edith and Florence); son in ert Miller, b. Aug. 19, 1767. d. Oct. 18. Augustus Atlee of Philadelphia Pa., b. ih34, who m. Jan. 19, 1793 Mary High- Lancaster Nov. 16, 1776, d. in Philadelphia Penn., practiced field. James House .Anderson had 4 ch., Mar. 8, 1852, grad. Univ. in anti-slav- viz.: Mary Princess, James T., Charles F. medicine, and was prominent Thomas Jefiferson ery movements, (m. Feb. i, 1798 Margaret and Alice F.) ; son oi Anderson of Marion Ohio, b. in Hamp- Snyder, b. May 5, 1780, d. June 23. 1866, shire Co. Va. on his father's plantation dau. of John and Mary Snyder and niece 'William Augus- ; of Apr. 2, 1801, d. in Marion Ohio Jan. 25, of Gov. Snyder) son tus of Philadelphia, b. there July i. 1871, judge of the court of common pleas Atlee studied of Marion co. 21 years, (m. Aug. 7. 1825 1735- d. in Lancaster Sep. 9, 1793, Nancy Dunlevy, b. Jan. 12, 1805, d. May law, admitted to Lancaster bar in 1758, ap- 1st associate justice of supreme 17, 1870, dau. of James and Hannah Ijointed (RobbI Dunlevy, Thomas Jefferson An- court of Pa. 1777-84. was chairman of the derson had 8 ch., all of whom except Com. of Safety, commissary, supt. of prisoners James House d. childless); son of James arsenal barracks and British at i6 AMERICAN A N C E S T R Y. Lancaster dining the rev. war, appointed A. M. 1878, (m. June 29, 1876 Phebe Stone, pros, judge of 1st dist. court of Pa. in the dau. of W. B. Stone,* Francis," Francis,' circuit embracing Lancaster, York and Francis,' who was killed at Quebec under Dauphin co. 1791, (m. Aug. 31, 1763 Es- Wolfe, she had 4 ch., viz.: Bowman, Wil- ther Howes Sayrc. d. 6, July 1790, dau. of bur, Leila and Francis) ; son of Hubbard John Sayre of Elizabeth Town Point N. of North Fairfax Vt., b. there June 11, of William J.); son of Pliiladelphia. b. in 1809, d. there Oct. 1882, was ca|)t. of mil- Fordliook House Eng. about 1700, d. in itia, and cnmmandcd a co. under Gen. Philadelphia Apr. 27, 1744, first of the Nason during the Dapineau rebellion 1838, name to reach America, came as private (m. Feb. 9, 1830 Rlioda Stratton, dau. of sec. to f-ord Howe, who came over as Sheldon, son of Joel Stratton, b. at Ilard- gov. of Barbadoes, (m. June i, 1734 Jane wick Mass. Oct. 16, 1757, she had 7 ch., Alcock, d. Jan. 18, 1777. dau. of an En.t;lish viz.: Phebe, Sheldon, Durkee, Onis, clergyman and cousin of William Pitt, the George, Leonard and Wilbur; son of old Earl of Chatham, was maid of honor Jedediah D. of North Fairfax Vt., b. in to the Samuel Queen); son of of Brent- Kent Conn. Feb. 21, 1771, d. in North ford Eng. Fairfax Dec. 24, 1838, (m. Mary Osgood, dau. of Jeremiah N..' Jeremiah.' John." John,' John' Osgood, who settled at I^AKER, REUBEN of Ira Vt. and And- J-' over Mass. 1636, she had 6 ch., viz.: Lucy, Com^tock N. Y., b. in Ira Vt. Nov. Hubbard, .Mary, Niuify 17S7, d. in J. J., Monroe and 9, Burlington Iowa Dec. 7, Clara); son of Joseph of Nortli Fairfax, 1865. (ni. Aug. 30, 1810 Lois C. Baxter, b. 1). in Preston Conn. 1725, d. in North Fair- in Sufficld Conn. 1753, dau. of Moses Bax- lax Vt. Nov. 19, 1814, served ter, soldier in rev. war, private in Capt. in the French and Indian war. (m. June 28, Eustis' CO. at Lexington alarm 1775, pri- 1759 Catherine Durkee and )iad 10 ch., viz.. vate in Caiit. David Bents' co. 1777); sou Phebe, Mary, Rhoda, Ruthy, of Beubeu of Ira Vt. and Adams Mass., Joseph, Susan, Jedediah, Asa, Beriali, Catherine); b. in Rehoboth Mass. May 30, 1759, d. in SLin of Thomas of Stonington Conn., b. Fort Ann Oct. ig, 181 1, soldier in rev. war, prob. in Preston Conn., (ni. 1712 Phebe private in Capt. Noah Hinman's co., in Tiacy, dau. of Christopher Tracy Col. Asa Barnes' regt. 1781, member con- and had 7 sons, viz.: Ebenezer, Daniel, stitutional, convention of Vt., (m. Dec. 1782 John. E.-^c- kiel, Park, and Lydia Mason, dau. of Jesse and [Lois] Joseidi Thomas); son of of Eaniel of Preston Conn., b. in Eng., set- Mason Swansea Mass.) ; son of John of tled in Preston 1680. Rehoboth and Swansea Mass., b. in Reho- both Apr. 26, 1720, d. there 1767, (m. Han- nah Mason); son John of of Rehoboth T)AKEIl, RICHARD ROWLEY of and Swansea Mass., b. in Swansea, d. -''' Philadelphia Pa., b. there Oct. 19, there June 1767, (m. June 17, 1714 1858, d. in West Chester Pa. May 15. Susanna dau. Wood, of George and Re- 1897, educated at private schools, partial becca of Swansea); son John of of Reho- course at Univ. of Penna., read law under both and Swansea, d. in Rehoboth or George W. Biddle, was admitted to Phila. Swansea, was private in the battle of King bar ]88i, (m. Oct. 20, 1886 Clara Mary Philli|)'s war. Small, dau. Janus W. Small, b. at Philadel- phia June 24. 1831, d. there Apr. 26, 1864, -nEEMAN, LEONARD L. of Mont- sou of Robert H. Small, b. in Wiltshire J-' pelier Vt.. b. in North Fairfax Vt. Eng. 1795, afterwards settled at Philadel- Mar. 12, 1849, clergyman, member of Vt. phia, d. there Sept. 11, 1883, son of Abra- conference, presiding cider of Montpelier ham Small of Wiltshire Eng., she had 2 dist., grad. of Wcsleyan univ. A. B. 1875, ch., viz.: William Spohn Baker, jr., b. AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 17 Sep. 25, 1887, Cliristine, b. Sep. 25, 1894); BALDWIN, HENRY NESBIT of Mill of William Spohn Baker of Phila., Pasadena Cal., b. at Roxbury N. J. I). .Xpr. 17. 1824, (i. Sep. 8, 1897. author of Mar. 27, 1839, served in federal army in " Origin and Antiquity of Engraving," war of rebellion, clergyman, prof, in Han- " W'llliaiii Sluu'i) Engraver," " .American neman Medical Coll. at Chicago, (m. July Engravers and tlieir Works," " Engraved 28, 1868 Lucy, dau. of Pliilo and Olivia Portraits of Wasliington." " Medallic Por- [Lombard] Washburn, gr.-dau. of Joseph traits of Wasliington," " Cliaracter Por- and Nably [James] Lombard, desc. of Wil- traits of Washington," " Bibliotheca liam James, who with his wife came to U'asliingtoniana," " Itineracy of Gen. America from Eng. with John Davenport's Wasii. during Rev.," " Early Sketches of colony 1637, she Lucy had 2 ch., viz.: Geo. Wash.," " Wasli. after the Rev." (in George Herbert and Harry Washburn); prep.), vice-pres. Pa. Hist. Soc, member son of George of Tremont 111., b. at New- Pliilos. Society, Am. Hist. Assoc, etc., ark N. J. Apr. H, 1804, d. at Tremont Apr. (ill. May 12, 185,3 EHza Downing Rowley, 20, 1889, (m. Oct. 9, 1827 Amanda, dau. of dau. of Richard Rowley, b. at Philadelphia Caleb and Mary [Dodd] Baldwin, gr.-dau. June 2, 1788, d. there 1837, son of Edward, of Joseph Baldwin, a soldier in the rev. b. at Liverpool Eng. Nov. 12, 1757, settled war, Amanda had 6 ch., viz.: George at Philadelphia July 27, 1784, d. there 1820, Thompson, b. Feb. 28, 1831, Mary, b. Sep. son of Richard Rowley of Liverpool 4. 1834, Margaretta L., b. Oct. 24, 1836, Eng.); son of George Nice Baker of Phil- Henry Ncsbit, b. Mar. 27, 1839, William, adelphia, b. there Jan. 8, 178S, d. tlicre b. Dec. II, 1841, and Charlotte, b. Sep., Nov. 5, 1859, was lieut. of artillery in war 1844. d. in 1S64); son of Caleb of Newark of 1812, state rep. and senator of Pa. 182,3- N. J., b. there Aug. 13, 1765, d. there July ,37, held other otiices, lumber merchant, 17. 1846, (m. May 6, 1787 Nancy, dau. of (m. Eeb. 11, 1817 Ann Keyser. b. at Phila- John Ncsbit, b. in Ireland 1726, d. in New- delphia 1746, d. Aug. II, t8oS. dau. of Ben- ark N. J. Dec. 13, 1813 and Eleanor [Mor- jamin Keyser. son of Jacob Souplis ris] Ncsbit, she Nancy had 6 ch., viz.: Keyser, b. at Philadelphia July 13, 1707, d. Samuel, b. Apr. 20, 1788, d. 1S78, Silas, b. there 1781, son of Peter Dirck Keyser, b. Aug. 19, 1790, d. 1839, Eliza, b. Feb. 9, in Amsterdam Holland Nov. 26, 1676, d. 1893, d. 1814, [m. J. R. Thompson of .'Au- in Germantown Pa. Sept. 12, 1724, son of gusta Ga.], John Nesbit, b. June 25, 1795, Dirck Keyser, b. in Amsterdam 1635, set- d. in Dclavan 111. May 24, 1887, Caleb, b. tled in Germantown Oct. 10, 1688, d. there Aug. 4, 1800, and George, b. Apr. 11, 1804, Nov. 30, 1714); son of Michael Baker jr. d. Apr. 20, 1889); son of Nehemiah of b. d. 28, of Philadel|ihia, b. there L'cb. i, 1758, d. Newark N. J., 1722, Nov. 1765, in the ist Presbyterian church there Jan. 24, 1834. served in rev. war as was an elder of Newark, as has one of his desc. been for lieut. of artillery, treas. of co. of Phila. every successive generation, (had 10 ch., 1812-14, (m. Sep. 22, 17S4 Jane, dau. of vi/.: Isaac, Joel, d. in Ga., Nehemiah, George Nice of Nicetown, Phila., b. 1739, Samuel, b. 1754, d. 1850, Jesse, Caleb, Han- d. there Apr. 10, 1812, capt. of artillery in nah [prob. Mrs. Sayers], Unice [prob. 1st rev. war, son of Anthony Nice, b, at Phila- Mrs. Parkhurst, 2d Mrs. Brown], Mary delphia, d. there Feb. 1762, son of Hans de anrl Esther [Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Ludlow]) ; . Neus or Nice, b. in Holland, settled in son of Samuel, b. 1674, d. Nov. 24, 1734, Nicetown 1699, d. there July 10, 1736); son (had 8 ch., viz.: James, Samuel, Stephen, of Michael Baker of Philadelphia, b. in Jeremiah, Caleb, Nehemiah, Esther and Germany 1720, d. at Philadelphia 1779, Mary); son of John, d. prob. 1702, (m. 1st came to America and settled at Pliila. 1740, Oct. 1663 Hannah, dau. of Obadiah Bruen, private in artillery in rev. war, (m. 1743 and had, according to will of 1702, 4 ch., Mary Guld). viz.. Sarah, Hannah, Elizabeth and John, i8 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. m. 2(J prob. in 1686 Ruth Bolsforcl of Mil- Taylor, dau. of Edward and Mary foicl Ct., and had, according to will of 1703, [Merks] Taylor); son of Samuel of Barn- 7 ch., viz.: Samuel, Daniel, Joseph, Tim- stable Mass., b. there Jan. 22, 1646, d. in othy, Elnathan, Nathaniel and Jonathan); West Barnstable 1678, was member of gen- son of John of Milford Ct., original set- eral court 1676-7, (m. June i, 1667 Mehit- tler, (m. 2d Marie Brewer, and had, ac- able Allyn, dau. of Thomas and Winifred cording to will of 1681, II ch., viz.: Jonn, Allyn of Barnstable Mass.); son of An- Jcsiah, Nathaniel, Joseph, George, Oba- thony of Scituate and Barnstable Mass. diah, Richard, Abigail, Sarah, Hannah and 1639. b. in CO. of Kent Eng., d. in Barn- Elirabeth Peek Baldwin). stable Mass. 1674, came to Plymouth Mass. in the ship Ann 1623 with his wife, Jane ANABLE, SAiMUEL LOW of Chicago [and one dau., Sarah, b. in Eng. about III., b. in Bethlehem N. Y. Nov. 2«, 1622], was a Puritan, living in the colony 1821, was senior maj. of 7th N. Y. heavy for 51 years, identified with its interests, artillery reg. in the civil war 1861-5, took for 13 yrs. rep., removed from Plymouth part in all the battles of the army of the to Scituate 1634, an original settler there Potomac, during famous campaign of 1S64 and filled several public trusts there, repre- war. in battles of Wilderness, Cold Plarbor senting Scituate in the general court for 2 and Petersburg, and wounded at charge on yrs.. and appointed with Cudwortli to as- Petersburg, during convalescence was ui- sist in the revision of the laws of the col- structor of artillery in defenses of Wash- ony 1636, removed to Barnstable Mass. ington, mustered out of service in com- 1639, and represented that town in the mand uf rcg. at Albany N. Y. July, 1865, general court 1046-58, member of a com. now in real estate business in Chicago, (m. to provide plans of defense against attacks Sep. 24, Sarah Ro.xcina 1844 Babcock, dau. by Indians 1643, proposed laws to redress of Josiah Hubbell and Lorinda [Chapin] present abuses and to prevent future 1645, Babcock, desc. of the ancient family of com. to devise means for defraying the ex- Babcock of Esse.x co. Eng., she, Sarah penses of the colony 1646. his farm in West had 8 ch., viz.: William, Samuel. Court- Barnstable remained in the family until land, Harriet. Sara, Mary. Julia and 1861. when it was sold, (m. 1st Jane, 2d Anna); son of Joseph of Bethlehem N. Y., Anna Clark). b. in East Haddan Ct. July 18, 1773, d. in Bethlehem N. Y. Sep. 24, 183 1, removed 13ANKS, BENJAMIN of Weston Ct., from New London Ct. to Albany N. in JJ Y. b. Oct. 15. 1784, d. Oct. 1852. (m. 1810, about this time the family began to 1S05 Rachel Nichols, had dau, Sarah Hub- spell the name with one n, (m. ist Aug. 16, bell Banks of Danbury, b. in Weston 1806, 1796 Anna Crosby, 2d July 28. 1814 Alma (1. June 28. 1889); son of Thomas of Wes- Sheldon, dau. of Asa and Isabella [Low] ton Ct.. b. in Fairfield Ct. Oct. 14, Sheldon, gr.-dau. of Capt. Samuel of Low 1747. d. Weston 1818, (ni. 1772 or jt, the rev. army, a lineal desc. of Roger Wil- Sarah Dean, b. Jan. 31, 1754); son of liams. John Greene and Thomas Stafford Gershom ,,f Fairfield Ct.. b. there May 1. of R. I.); son of John of Willington Ct.. 1712, d. there, (m. ist in May 1737 Mary, b. in East Haddam Ct. Apr. 18, 1744. d. in dau. of Francis Bradley, 2d Oct. 14, 1743 Willington Oct. 22, 1815, (m. ist Hannah Hannah, dau. of John Bradley, 3d in Jan., Stuart, dau. of John and Elizabeth Stuart, 17.SI Mary, dau. Joseph Perry); son of gr.-dau. of .Mexandcr Stuart. 2d 12, May Benjamin of Fairfield Ct., b. there Oct. 1791 Deborah Spencer); son of Cornelius 30, 1682. d. there, (m. Ruth Hyatt, b. May of Willington Ct.. b. in Barnstable Mass. iX. 1643); Sim I AMERICAN ANCESTRY. »9 Windsor, was town clerk of Wethersfield Capt. George Denison of Stonington); son 1643, removed to Fairfield Ct. prob. 1644, of Moses of Northfield Mass. and Win- and held a number of offices there, was chester N. H., b. in Northfield Feb. 28, rep. from there to the general court 1651- 1726, d. in Winchester 1S26, age 100 yrs., 66, removed to Rye, and was rep. from was in rev. war and colonial war, (m. 1670-7J, returned Fairfield 1673-4, niade Sarah, dau. of Joseph Chamberlin, who his will Dec. 16, 1684, and ne.xt month d., had a certified colonial war record of 24 leaving a good estate, (m. Mary, dau. of yrs. service); son of Stephen of North- Cliarles Taintor of Wethersfield, one dan. field Mass., b. there Feb. 22, 1689, d. there wa.-i b. to Mary there, in his will he men- Feb. ig, 1736, was a prominent citizen of tions Mary his wife, sons John, d. July 14, Northfield, and built the first grist mill i6yy. |m. id Mary, dau. of Thos. Fitch, in there, (m. Dec. 24, 1713 Mindwell, dau. of Stamford Ct.J, Obadiah, d. in Fairfield Capt. Benjamin Wright, one of the best- l6gi, Joseph, d. unmarried 1682, Samuel known officers of the frontier fighting in and Benjamin, d. in Fairfield 1692, dau. the colonial wars); son of Stephen of Hat- Susanna, [ni. Jonathan Sturges], Hannah, field Mass.. b. Dec. 28, 1658, d. in Hatfield [m. Daniel Burr of Upper Meadow Red- Oct. 6, 1720, survivor of the Falls fight, ding] and ^fary, [m. John Taylor]). (m. Aug. l6, 1682 Mary, dau. of Thomas and Mary [Beardsley] Wells); son of BELDEN, J.VMES MEAD 0} Syracuse Samuel, b. 1629, was one of the original N. Y., b. in Pompey N. Y. July 10, settlers of Hatfield, and liis home lot was 1S52, (m. Oct. 24. 1878 Jessie Perry Van in about the center of what is now the Zile, dau. of Oscar Edward and Sarah Main St., was in the Falls fight, (m. 1629 [Perry] Van Zile of Troy N. Y., desc. of Mary who was killed in the Hatfield mas- Richard Ferdinand Abram Van Zijl of the council sacre Sep. ig, 1677) ". eldest son of of war 1673. Nathaniel Ely, Robert Day Bayldon of Yorkshire Eng., one of the and Thomas Bliss original settlers of Hart- original settlers of Wethersfield Ct., and ford Ct., she, Jessie had 5 sons, Mead had 8 grants of land, some given by the Van Zile, James Jerome, Augustus Cad- town, others purchased. well, Perry and Oscar Van Zile Belden); son of Augustus Cadwell Belden of BENEDICT, FREDERICK J. of Sani- Syracuse N. Y.. b. in Fabius N. Y. June lac Center Mich., b. in Worth Mich. 20. 1820, tl. in Syracuse N. Y. Mar. ig, Sep. 25, 1856, was a carpenter, later clerk l8g6, a prominent citizen there, (m. June in store, merchant 1880-84, register of 2i, 1841 Rozelia Jackson, desc. of Stephen deeds 1884-93, now abstractor of real Hart of Farmington Ct. and of the same estate titles (m. Nov. 10, 1880 Carrie, dau. family as .\ndrew Jackson); son of Royal of Josiah Reynolds, capt. in war of rebel- Denison Belden of Geddes N. Y., b. in lion); son of Peter Habbell Benedict of Guilford Vt Feb. 17. 1795, d. in Geddes Worth Mich., b. in New York state Nov. July 2, 1868. was in the war of 1812, (m. 25, 181 1, d. in Worth Mich. Feb. ig, i8g4, June 6, 1816 Olive Cadwell, desc. of was a master mechanic at carpenter and Thomas and Elizabeth Stebbins [Wilson] joiner work, and later prominent farmer Cadwell, who was dau. of Deacon Edward (ni. Jan. 26 Janet Smith, d. May ig, i8g4, Stebbins of Hartford); son of Augustus whose ancestors came from Scotland of Guilford Vt. and Fabius N. Y., b. in to this country in 1835, were farmers and Northfield Mass. Jan. 13. 1753. d. in Fabius large land-owners) ; son of Michael of Aug. 20, 1831, marched from Northfield at New York state, b. Feb. 15. 1787. d. in the Lexington alarm and settled in Fabius Preston Ct. Dec. 22, 1S62 (m. Feb. 23, early in the century, being one of the pion- 180S Clarissa, b. Feb. 7, 1787. d. .•\ug. 25, eers of Onondaga co., (ni. Nov. 23, 1786 rS6o, dau. of Joseph and Sally Hurlbuft of in Guilford Vt. Desire Denison, desc. of Wilton Ct.); son of Daniel, b. Mar. 8, I AMERICAN ANCES'iRY. 1764, d. in Redding Ct. Dec. 19, 1829, (m. importing merchant there before the rev. Mar. 16, 1786 Rebecca Meeker of Redding, war, was an active member of the Ameri- who d. Apr. 10, 1837); son of Michael, b. can Philosophical Society, and member of in Danbury Ct., (ni. a Dikeman) ; son of the comm. of safety of Pa. 1775-6, was John, left an estate of over £300 Oct. 9, pres. of the board of war 1777, member of 1758, (ni. Sarah Seely, who d. in 1771); son the constitutional convention of Pa. 1776. of James, b. in Danbury 1685, d. 1761, will and deputy commissioner of forage 1779 dated Sep. 16, 1760, was a deacon of the (m. Sep. 29, 1760 Sarah, dau. of Thomas Congregational church in Danbury, and 2d and Jane [Edge] Parke of Downing- the first white male child b. there, (ni. 1706 town Pa.; son of John of Philadel- Mary Andrews, his step-sister); son of phia, Pa., b. in Mansfield N. J. 1707, d. in James of Danbury Ct., b. in Southold Philadelphia Oct. 1789, removed to Phila- L. I. Dec. d. in 3, 1652, Aug. 1717, was one delphia from Burhngton co. N. J., and of the 8 who purchased and settled Dan- upon his marriage to Sarali Owen became bury, (m. 1st May 10, 1676 Sarah, b. Dec. the proprietor of the " Indian Queen 3, 1652, dau. of John and Sarah Gregory, Hotel " on 4th St. Phila., formerly owned ni. 2d before March, 1707 or 8 Sarah, b. by her father, Owen Owen, (m. Alar. 3, Dec. 20, 1657, dau. of Robert Porter and 1736 Sarali, dau. of Owen Owen, b. in widow of Abraham Andrus, d. May 3, 1693: Merion Phila. co. Dec. 21, 1690, was high son of Thomas, b. in Nottinghamshire sheriff of Phila. from Oct. 4, 1726, and cor- Eng. 1617, d. in Norwalk 1690, settled in oner 1729-41, (m. Mar. 13, 1714 Anne New Eng. 1637 and moved to Southold Wood]); son of William of Mansfield 1640. purchased a tract of land 1679. moved N. J., b. in London Eng. Dec. 4, 1699, d. to Huntington L. I. before 1657, to in Mansfield N. J. about 1743, came from Jamaica before 1662, and to Norwalk 1665, London Eng. with his father; son of Wil- was a founder of the Presbyterian church liam Biddle, who was one of the proprie- of Jamaica 1662, and was deacon there), taries of W'c^t N. J. about it)Sl. (ui. in i6i;l colonial legislature member at Jamaica Lydia VVardcll of Shrewsbury N. J., gt.- 1664, (m. 1640 Mary Bridgum); son of gr.-dau. of Thomas VVardell and Eliakin William of Nottinghamshire Eng. Wardi'll, French Huguenots, who settled in New England early in the 17th century). BIDDLE, HENRY D. of Philadelphia, b. in Montrose Pa. July 17, 1831 (un- BLICKENSDERFER, JACOB of Oak- married); son of James Canby Biddle of land Mo., b. in New Philadelphia Montrose, b. in Philadelphia Dec. 23, 1802, Ohio May 9, 1816, was a civil engineer by d. there Mar. 31, 1841, sent to Montrose profession, engaged on Ohio canals and Pa. as agent for his wife's grandfather's railways. Union Pacific railway, Atlantic [Henry Drinker] estate of about 500,000 and Pacific railway, and also railways in acres of wild land mostly in Pa. 1826 (m. Nebr., Wyo., Utah, Idaho and Oreg., was Apr. 3, 1828 Sally, dau. of Henry S. and one of the original corporators of the Hannah [Smith] Drinker); son of John of Union Pacific railroad (m. Feb. 11, 1839 Philadelphia Pa., b. there Oct. 2, 1763, d. Maria Louise Tschudy, b. in Ohio, her there Aug. 16, 181S, was a member of the father was a Swiss, her maternal gr.- Society of Friends and an apothecary and niother Dorces Chitty, b. in Salem N. C, druggist in Philadelphia, (m. Sep. 15, 1796 she, Maria had 8 ch., viz.: Robert, Jesse, Elizabeth, dau. of Samuel and Frances Emma, Edward, Mary, Lewis, Martin F. [Lea] Canby of Wilmington Del., who and Joseph); son of Jacob of Canal Dover was the proprietor and owner of one of Ohio, b. in Lititz Pa. Dec. 26, 1790, d. in the Brandywine flour mills in that city); New Canal Dover Ohio Sep. 19. 1856, was son of Owen of Philadelphia, b. there 1737, a cabinet maker by trade, and after his d. there Mar. 10, 1799, was a shipping and marriage in the si)ring of 1812 removed .Y^' AMERICAN ANCESTRY. troni Tititz to Tuscarawas co. Ohio, was Nov. 15, 1828 Martha, dau. of Thomas and several terms member Ohio legislature, Priscclla [Ivey] Nance, had bros. Wyatt, was associate judge of court of common John, Marshall and Isaac, sisters Tabitha, jileas, and member of Ohio constitutional Lucinda, li^liza. Fannie and Sallic, she, convention 1850 (m. Dec. 31, 1811 Regina Martha had 8 ch., viz.: [Marinda, Emily Krciter, b. in Lancaster co. Pa., dau. of and Grace educated at Greensboro female Michael Cliristian Kreiter, a farmer, b. in coll., Levi, grad. Trinity coll.. Thomas Lancaster co. Nov. 2, 1764, and Anna Re- Allen, grad. Trinity coll., capt. of co. F, pina [Buehler] Kreiter, b. in Lebanon co. 46 N. C. reg., was killed in front of Peters- Pa. Dec. 17, 1767, all of German descent); burg Va. Aug. 21, 1864], Priscilla, Isaac son of Matthias of Lititz Pa., b. there Newton and Sarah Lovinia Branson, m. i child. Luella); .^pr. 30, 1764, d. tliere Apr. 23, 1808, was a 2d Samila Nance, and had farmer, devoting bi.s whole life to that son of Levi of Randolph co. N. C, b. there ch., occupation, (m. 1st Nov. 8, 1789 Barbara prob. 1766, (m. Grace Fruit, and had 8 Kichler, b. in Lancaster co. Aug. 8, 1764, viz.: Elizabeth, Thomas, John, William, ; son of d. May i, 1801, was of German descent, Mary, Eli, Sibyl and Rebecca) liad 4 ch., viz.: Jacob, Benjamin, William Levi of Randolph co., b. there prob. 1732, and Rosanna, m. 2d Catherine Romig, (had 9 ch., viz.: Thomas, Joseph, Henry Eli, Lydia b. in Northampton co. Pa., had 3 ch., viz.: [m. a Cox], Levi above, Abner, Joshua, IMatilda and Henry); son of [ni. William Cox], Rebecca (m. Thos. Christian uf Lititz Pa., b. near Manheim Pugh] and Mary); son of Thomas of Eng. Ger. Mar. 6, 1724, d. in Lititz Apr. 6, i8oo, Chatham co. N. C, came from and was one of 6 brothers all b. near Manheim settled in Chatham co. prob. 1695 (had Eli, b. about Ger., 5 of whom emigrated to America, sons Levi. b. in 1732, and Christian landed at Philadelphia with bis 1734, was i>;itriot at the battle of Alamance wife, two sons and a younger brother Sep. and fought with the regulators in the same adhered to 29. 1753. resided for about a year and a battle, was in rev. war and half in Gcrniantown Pa., and then removed King George, settled at Ninety Six S. C. to Lancaster co. Pa., was a farmer, (m. prob. 1790). Jan. 7, 1748 Catharine Schuerger, b. Oct. of Matawan N. b. 14, 1727 in Eisenbach Zweibruechen Ger., BKAY, SIDNEY J., dau. of a mennonite preacher, a woman of in Ilolmdel N. J. May 25, 1822, luin- more than ordinary attainments, exercising ber merchant in Matawan of the firm of great influence in the formation of the Longstreet and Bray, (m. Mar. 11, 1851 character of her children'). Margaret V., dau. of Roger Haddock and Gertrude Schuyler [Schenck] Whitlock, [Morrell] BRANSON, LEVI of Raleigh N. C, b. son of John and Catherine scjii of and Lydia [Bowne] in Randolph co. N. C. Feb. S, 1832, Whitlock. John Margaret (m. Nov. 18, 1858 Edith C. Cuninggim, Whitlock. son of Thomas and dau. of Rev. W. IL and Edith Cuninggim [Crawford], son of John and Mary, son of of Green co. N. C, and had 7 ch., viz.: Thomas and Mary [Seabrook] Whitlock, Walter C. Ernest C, Thomas C, Eugene she, Margaret V. had 2 ch., viz.: Gertrude son of C, [grad. Trinity coll. N. C. and Pcabody S. and Harriet Whitlock Bray); b. there Dec. Normal coll. of Nashville Tenn., now prof. Samuel of Holmdel N. J., of Pedagogy in the Georgia state normal 29, 1787, d. there Sep. 11, 1849, was a dau. college at Athens Ga.]. Lillian C, Myrtle farmer there, (m. Apr. 30, 1812 Hope, [StiUwell] Applegate, C. and Daisy C); son of William of Ran- of Richard and ^lary Elizabeth fOgborne] dolph CO. N. C, b. there Mar. 25. 1S04. d. son of William and Rebecca, in Trinity coll. Aug. 8, 1879, was a farmer Applegate, son uf Richard and [Gibbons] by occupation and successfully educated all son of Thomas and Johanna Elizabeth, his children far beyond his time (ni. 1st Aiiplegate, son of Thomas and i AMERICAN ANCESTRY. she, Mnry li;ul 8 c1i., viz.: Mary. Ricliard, officer, promoted for gallantry at battle of William, Ann, Samuel, Sidney, Joseph and Mill Springs Ky., when he served as aide Iral; snn of Samuel of Baptisttown, now on Gen. Thomas' staff, was Captured at calkd Ilolmdel N. J., b. there July 21, Atlanta Ga. and brevetted for gallantry in 1765, d. there July 29, 1796, was a farmer, action, promoted to the L G. depart. i88i, was drowned in Raritan bay, but the body (m. July 21, 1868 Louise Ludlow Dudley, was recovered and buried in Holmdel, (m. desc. of Gen. James Chambers and Cath- Mary, b. in Oct. 1766, d. in Sep. i8,u. dau. erine Hamilton through Charlotte Cham- of Samuel Ogborne, son of John and bers, Israel Ludlow, Martha C. Ludlow, Mary |Stillwetl] CJgborne. son of Sam- Col. Ambrose Dudley, Ethelbert L. Dud- uel aiul Abigail Ogborne and .Anna, ley and Mary Scott, desc. of John Scott, dau. of Guisbert and Rachel [Brittain] desc. of iVIrs. Lucy Hayes and Mrs. Caro- Van Brackle, son of Mathias and Anna line Scott Harrison, she, Louise had 9 ch., Van Brackle, she, Mary Bray had 4 ch., viz.: Mary Dudley, Joseph Cabell, Ethel- viz.: Samuel, Mary, Rachel and Anne); bert L. U., Lnci;in Scott, I..ucy Hayes. son of Samuel of Holmdel N. J., b. there Scott Dudley, Henry Skillman, Margaret June 21, 1729. d. there Aug. 25, 1794, signed Scott Skillman and John Preston Breckin- the reorganization of Baptist church 1793, ridge); son of Robert Jefferson Breckin- buried in Holmdel, (m. Rebecca, b. Mar. ridge of Lexington Ky., b. in Cabells Dale 16, 17.?0, d. Feb. 10, 1810. d.au. of Richard Ky. Mar. S, 1800, d. in Danville Ky. Dec. and Rel)ecca [Winter] Applegate, son 23, 1871, a distinyuished Presbyterian of Thomas and Johanna [Gibbons] Aipple- divine, and patriot in the war against the gate, sun uf Thomas and Elizabeth Apple- union, his services were varied and distin- gate dau. of Richard and Klizabeth guished, nominated Abraham Lincoln for Gibbons, she, Rebecca Bray had 5 ch., pres. in the Baltimore convention, (m. in viz.: Samuel, Daniel, Sarah, Rebecca and Abingdon Va. Mar. 11, 1823 Anna Sopho- Anna); son of John, b. Aug. 20, 1694, d. nisba Preston, desc. of Gen. Campbell and Feb. 1765, possessed a large estate in Elizabeth Henry, sister of Patrick Henry); Monmouth co., and 1,033 acres in Hunter- son of John of Cabell's Dale Ky., b. near don, (m. Elizabeth, dau. of John and Staunton Va. Dec. 2, 1760, d. in Cabell's Elizabeth Bowne, son of James, son of Dale Dec. 14, 1806, attorney-general in William and Ann Bowne, and Mary, dau. Jefferson's cabinet while at coll. before he of Richard and Penelope [Van Princes] was 21, was elected by the people of Bote- Stout, she, Elizabeth had 5 ch., viz.: John, tourt to represent that co. in the house of Samuel, James, Susanna and Elizabeth); delegates, was speaker of the house of son of Rev. John of Holmdel N. J., d. reps., and member from Fayette co. of the there in year 1716. donor of the ground of constitutional convention at Frankfurt Holmdel Baptist church 1705 and its first 1799. author and advocate of the celebrated minister, active on the side of the settlers resolutions of 1798-9, U. S. senator from against the proprietors, and one of the Ky. 1801-5 and atty.-gen. until his death petitioners to King William for the ap- (m. June 28, 1785 ^L^ry Hopkins Cabell, pointment of a better governor, was in the b. Feb. 22, 1769, dau. of Joseph and Mary colony as early as 1684, and was a man of [Hopkins] Cabell, dau. of Dr. Arthur great force of character, (m. ist Susanna. Hopkins of Va.); son of Robert of Bote- 2d Anna Seabrook, and had 4 ch., viz.: tourt CO. Va., b. in Ireland, d. in Botetourt John, James, Andrew and Daniell. 1772. took a prominent part in Indian wars, was trustee for new town of Staunton 1761, BRECKINRIDGE, JOSEPH CABELL and 1st presiding justice, was co. lieut. of of Washington D. C, b. in Baltimore Botetourt 1769 (m. July 10, 1758 Lettica, Md. Jan. 14. 1842, inspector-general U. S. dau .of John and Elizabeth [Patton] Pres- army, served during the war as artillery ton, both Irish emigrants to Va.. of Scot- " AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 23 Alexander of tisli descent) ; son of of Orange BROWN, CHARLES EDWARD en. Va., at a court held for Orange co. San Francisco Cal.. b. there July 4, T740 he came into court and made oath 1P51, (ra, Aug. 19. 18S5 Cornelia Maud that he imported himself, wife and children Kirby, b. in Santa Cruz Cal. Dec. 29, 1857, from Ireland to Phila. and thence into this dau. of R. C. and Georgiana [Bruce] colony at his own charges, this is the ist Kirby, the latter gr.-dau. of Edmund time of proving his and their rights in or- Stradwick, she, Cornelia had 1 child, a dau. der to obtain land, which is ordered to be Margaret Bruce Brown, b. in Santa Cruz certified, (m. Jane). Dec. 23, 1887); son of Benjamin of San Francisco Cal,, b. in Augusta Me. Mar. 8, 1827, d. in San Francisco May 15, 1861, left -nROOKS, DAVID of Philadelphia Pa., Boston Mass. on the barque " Chester 1^ b. in Chcsliire Ct. Jan. 26, 1820, d. in with 5i passengers Sep. 27, 1849 and ar- Pliiladclphia May 30, 1891, was one of the rived in San Francisco Apr. 5, 1850, 2.^0 most widely known electricians of his day days, 61 males and 5 females, (m. Nov. I, and one of the early telegraphers, (in. May 1850 Margaret Scuyler, b. in Boston Mass. 30, 1847 Lydia A. Gilbert, dau. of Jesse and July 14. 1826, d. Feb. 25, 1885); son of Laura [Heaton] Gilbert, 7th in descent Andrew Wells Brown of Green Bay Wis., from Dcp. Gov. Mathevv Gilbert, and 7th b. in Bristol Me. Feb. 7, 1800, d. in Green in descent from James Heaton, dep. from Bay Wis. May n, 1870 (ni. Mary Crane, New Haven Ct. 1696-S, she, Lydia had S d. Oct. 17, 1883); son of Benjamin of ch.. viz.: Laura Gilbert [m. J. Lowrie Waldoboro Me., b. in Swansea Mass. Sep. Bell], David, Linda [m. Edward Troth], 23, 1756, d. in Waldoboro Sep. 17, 1831, a Anne Le Conte [m. Henry Sanger Snow] physician and surgeon, was physician to and Edwin M. Brooks); son of David of the family of Gen. Henry Knox, and a Cheshire Ct., b. there July 26, 1791, d. surgeon on the frigate " Boston " which there July ,24, 1873, (m. Linda, dau. of Sam conveyed John Adams to France 1778, was and Abigail [Doolittlc] Hull, 5th in de- member of state legislature 1809-11-12 and cent from Dr. John Hull of Wallingford rep. from Mass. 14th congress 1815-17 (m. Ct. 1640-1711); son of David of Cheshire Dec. 21, 1780 Susannah, dau, of Capt. Ct., b. there Aug. 14, 1744, d. there in Dec. Wells, gr.-dau. of Francis Wells, father of 1801, grad. Yale coll. 1765, and joined the Elizabeth, the 2d wife of Samuel Adams); 1st rcg. Ct. line 1780. was present at battles son of Daniel, b. Aug. 22, 1723, was killed of White Plains, Crown Point, Fishkill by Indians, (m. Anne); son of Esek of and Fort Montgomery (m. Jan. 20, 1773 Rhode Island, b. Mar. 8, 1679, d. in Swan- Elizabeth, dau. of Daniel and Elizabeth sea Mass. Dec. 6, 1772, member of the [Dayton] Doolittle, 3d in descent from house of commons of Mass. Bay for 41 Abram Doolittle, b. 1620, d. 1690. was yrs., returned to Swansea in 1715. (m. Nov. d. in Dec. deputy from New Haven Ct.) ; son of 29. 1705 Mercy, b. Oct. 7, 1683, Enos of Cheshire Ct., b. May 15, 1708. d. 1776, dau. of Caleb and Deborah [Sayles] Sep. 22, 1771, was capt. and deputy 1758, Carr, gr.-dau. of Roger and Mary Wil- James, (m. (m. Tamar Wooster) ; son of Thomas, b. liams); son of d. May 5, 1683, Mar. 27, 1679, d. May 18, 1732. was lieut. E. Carr. d. in 1697, dau. of Robert Carr, of colonial military, (m. Mar. 25, !702 admitted freeman in 1671); son of Chad, Martha, dau. of Ensign Joshua Hotchkiss d. in 1665, arrived from Eng. in 1638 and " and gr.-dau. of Daniol and Elizabeth landed at Boston in the ship Martin," [Cleverly] Hotchkiss); son of Henry of friend and colaborer Roger Williams, a New Haven Ct., came from Cheshire Eng. surveyor, and one of a com. who compiled and was a large land owner in New Haven a list of the home lots of the 1st settlers on in 1670. Towne st. and the Meadows Providence. ; 24 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. BRUEN, HOWARD B. of Philadelphia of Ipswich Mass. and Valentine Prentis of \':i., h. Newark N. J. 1823, pastor of iRoxbury Mass.); son of Charles of New I'rcsby. cliurch of the Atoiienieiit. (111. 1848 'London Ct., b. in Durham Ct. Mar. 21, Rebecca Guest Tunis and had 4 ch., \\z.: 1779, d. in New London Nov. 4, 1847, (m. Iidward. James, Ella and Catharine); son Nov. 9, 1802 Sarah Crocker, b. Jan. 20. of James of Philadelphia Pa., b. in New- 17S2, d. Sep. 2, 1806, desc. of John Warren ark N, J., Feb. 6, 1780, d. in Philadelphia of Watertown Mass., Ellis Barron of Wa- Pa. Dec. 4. i860, (ni, Jan. 6, 1S06, Cath- tertown, Edward Sprague of Upsway Eng., arine Baldwin); son of Caleb of Newark Anthony Fames of Charlestown Mass., N. J., b. there 1735, d. there 1818 (m. Anna Richard Church of Plymouth INIass. and " " Wheeler); son of Eleazer of Newark, b. Richard Warren of the May Flower ) there 1604, d. 1778 (m. Charity Gilbert); son of William of Durham Ct., b. in Say- son of Eleazer of Newark, b. there 1675, brook Ct. Apr. 16, 1752, d. in Durham died there in 171 1; son of John of Mass.. Apr. 7, 1839, (m. Sarah Hull, b. Feb. 23, b. there in 1646; son of Obadiah, b. 1758, d. Oct. 7, 1835); son of Capt. Jon- in Cheshire Eng. and emigrated to .Vnieriea athan of Saybrook Ct., b. there Mar. 28, 1639, entered a freeman of Plymouth col- 1730, d. 1752, was lost at sea on a voyage ony 1640, was one of the patentees of Ct.. to Madeira, (m. in 1751 Mary Parker, b. in and one of the founders of Newark N. J. Saybrook Ct. Dec. 12, 1728, gr.-dau. of 1667; son of John, b. 1560, d. i6j.v John Barker, attorney at law, queen's attorney for New London co., and deputy BUTLER, CHARLES WILLIAM of to general court, was lieut. of Saybrook New London Ct., b. there July 14, Fort, desc. of John Parker of Northamp- 1S34, lawyer, judge (unmarried); son of ton Eng.. Thomas Jones of Guilford Ct.. Charles of New London, b. there Sep. 2, Deacon Francis Bushnell of Saybrook, 1803, d. there Mar. 13, 1878, was a bank Capt. Robert Chapman of Saybrook and ca.'^hier, (ni. Sep. 4, 1833 Lucy Caroline Thomas Bliss of Hartford Ct.); son of Williams, b. in New London July 22, 1809, Jonathan of Saybrook Ct., b. in New d. there .Apr. 28, iSyl, dan. of William and London Ct. July 13, 1700, d. in Saybrook Lydia [Wheeler] Williams, desc. of Robert Mar, 30, 1760, (m. Dec. 8, 1726 Temper- Williams of Roxbury Mass., Thomas ance, b. in Saybrook, 1708, dan. of Daniel Wheeler of Stoninglon Ct., Capt. Tlionias and Sarah [Lee] Buckinghan, desc. of Prentice of Newton Mass., Thomas Stan- Thomas Buckinghan of Milford, Rev. ton of Stonington Ct., Thomas Lord of Tliomas of Saybrook, Thomas Hosmer, Hartford, Thomas Hammond of Newton, one of the original proprietors of Hart- Thomas Gardner of Roxbury, William ford Ct., Lieut Thomas Lee of Saybrook Denison of Roxbury, John Borodil of and Chad Brown of Providence R. I.); Cork Ireland, Robert Lay of Saybrook, son of John of New London Ct., b. in of Christopher Avery Salisbury Eng., 1653, d. there Mar. 26, 1733, (m. Katherine, Clement of Magna Eng., Miner Chew b. in 1661, d. Jan. 24, 1728, dau. of Richard Walter Palmer of Stonington Ct., Joshua Haughton of New London). Holmes of Stonington, John Randall of Westerly K. I., Deacon William Park of Roxbury Mass., Capt. Robert Chaplin of pHILD, WILLIAM STANLEY of Edmonsbury Eng., Capt. John Gorham of ^ Syracuse N. Y., b. in Carthage N. Y. Plymouth Mass., John Howland of the June 8, 1865, moved with parents when i " May Flower," Capt. John Gallup of Bos- yr. old to Masonville Iowa, reared on a ton Mass., Jilrs. Margaret Lake, Edmund farm, educated in public schools and Up- Read of Wickford Eng., Rev. Thomas per Iowa univ. at Fayette la., came to SlK-pard of Cambridge Mass., John Hol- Syracuse in Oct. 1885. an ; AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 25 biisiiies.v (in. June g. 1897 Caroline Eliza- gr.-dau. of Thomas Lewis of Fairfax co. liclli, b. Mar. 10. 1871, eldest dau. of Daniel Va., also of John and Mary Summers, and Raker Buden and Mary Ashton Caney of gt.-gt. -gr.-dau. of John Summers of Fair- Cooiierstown N. Y.) ; son of Naylor of fax); son of Nelson of Washington Ky., Masonville Iowa, b. in Philadelphia N. Y. b. in Culpepper co. Va. 1773, d. in Wash- Dec. 25. 1815. d. in Ma.sonville la. Jan. ington 1851, was a personal friend of 2J, iScj7. fanner (ni. Aug. 22, 1864 Julia. Henry Clay (m. in 1813 Elizabeth Stout, I). Jan. 27. iS,;5, dau. Samuel Rogers of desc. of Richard [and Penelope Van riiiladelphia N. Y., b. 1797, d. Mar. 9. Princes] Stout, living in N. J. 1668, Jona- 18S4. was a surveyor and miller [m. ist tlian [and Ann BuUen] Stout, founder of 1824 Rachel Strickland, mother of Julia, d. Hopewell N. J., Jonathan [and Mary Lee] in iSfij, 2d 1866 Mrs. Eliza [Smith] Town- Stout, ensign in the French and Indian send, d. in 1867], she, Julia gr.-dau. 01 war 1759, and David [and Sarah Parke] James, b. in Marshlield Mass. Apr. 16, Stout, private 3d reg. Middlesex co, in rev. 1756, and Deborah [Smith] Rogers, all war); son of Benjamin of Culpepper co. Quakers) ; son of Cadwallader of Phila- Va., b. in Guilford co. N. C. about 1744, d. delphia N. Y., b. in Plumstead Pa. Aug. in .Mason cu. Ky. (m. 1764 Frances Peck, b. 18. 1776, d. in Phila. N. Y. Apr. 3, 1851, in Va.) ; son of Joseph of Guilford co., settled on 440 acres in Jeff. co. about 1805, b. in Marshlield Mass. 1712, d. in Guilford was for several years agent and surveyor Apr. 21, 1790 (ni. Mary Edgcl); son of for James Le Ray de Chemont, a wealthy William of Marshfield Mass;, b. in Eng- land owner of France (m. in 1800 Eliza- land about 1665, d. in Marshfield (m. Nov. beth, d. Dec. 27, i86j. dau. of John and 25, lOgi Lydia, dau. of Samuel Wills, gr.- Jane [Fornian] Rea of Philadelphia Pa.") dau. of Wm. Wills, b. in 1598, came to son of Cephas of Plumstead Pa., b. there America 1632 and lived on Wills Island, Jan. 18. 1727, d. there July 14, 1815 (m. Sciluate Mass.). i.it about 1750 Priscilla, d. Aug. 17, 1768, dau. of Joseph Naylor of Montgomery co. /-10LE, EDWARD CLARENCE of Pa., 2d about 1775 Mary Cadwallader); ^ Pleasantdale Me., b. in Sedgwick Me. son of Cephas of Plumstead Pa., b. in Nov. 15, 1S52 (m. July 15, 1874 Hattie Coldskill luig., d. in Plumstead, was a Maria Coombs, dau. of Elbridge C. and member from Bucks co. of house of reps, .•\bbie D. [Currier] Coombs, desc. of An- provincial 1747-49, was a member of the tony Coombs who came from France in provincial and state finance comm. and of 1656, :in(l has had 4 cli., viz.: Harriette the auditing comm. of the assembly of Pa. H., Henry I^., Clinton L. and .'\gnes E. 1749 (m. Apr. 12, 1716 Mary Atkinson at Coombs); son of Edward P. Cole of Middlctown monthly meeting); son of Sedg- wick Me., b. there May 1830 (m. Henry of Coldskill Eng.. purchased of 27, Oct. 29. 183 1 Lois D., dau. of Amaziah and William Penn 500 acres of land in Plum- Mary [Conary] Roberts, and stead Pa. for £10, 1681, accompanied his had 4 ch., viz.: Edward C, Ernest M., Susie E. and son Cephas to this tract 1693, which he Judith L. Cole); son of Thomas of Sedg- gave to him in 1715, and returned to Eng., wick, b. there Mar. 20, d. there the family for generations were members 1796, May II, 1879 (m. Oct. 10, of the Society of Friends. 1819 Judith, dau. of Daniel Bickford of Salem Mass., son of Edmund of Salem, and had cli., nLIFT, WILLIAM STOUT of Terre 3 viz.: Rufus S., Edward P. and Bessie ^^ Haute Ind., b. in Washington Ky. in S. Cole); son of Thomas of July 1815, d. in Terre Haute in Apr. 1888 Sedgwick Me., b. in (ni in June 1842 Emily, dau. of M. and Gloucester Mass. Oct. 6, 1757, d. in Sedg- Clarissa [Bell] Summers, gr.-dau. of Wil- wick Sep. 21, 1819 (ni. Aug. 4, 1781 Su- liam and Frances [Lewis] Summers, gt.- sanna Cleaves); son of Weden, b. in GIou- - 26 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. ccstcr Mass. (ni. Sarah Herrick of Glou- and settled in Dorchester); son of Mat- cester, her ancestors were in the Herrick thew Cox of Dorchester, b. there in 1756 line). (m. Elizabeth, dau. of Walter Russell, gr.- dau. of Joseph, gt. -gr.-dau. of William pox, LE ROY BENJAMIN of Chi- who came to America about 1630). ^ cago 111., b. in Lynnfield Mass. Nov. nULVER, DESCUM of Bay City Mich., 17, 1846. desc. paternally of Thomas Emer- ^ b. in Norfolk Ontario Sep. 6, 1824, d. son of Ipswich, b. in 1634, Rev. Joseph in Bay City Oct. 24, 18S4 (m. Apr. and Elizabeth [Bulkeley] Emerson. John 29, 1851 .\ngeline. dau. of Uanius Culver, b. in Bancroft, Lieut. Thomas Bancroft of Read- Oct. 1799, son of John Culver, b. in N. ing, J'ames Boutwell of L.ynn, .Matlicw J. 1768. son of Jabez, b. either in N. or Ct., Cox, b. in Cambridge Mass. 1700, mater- J. she Angeline had dau. Elva D. Culver nally of John Putnam, b. in 1559. came to (m. Aug. 22, 1876 at Bay City Mich. G. Salem 1634. Maj. William Hawthorne, b. " Henry Shearer, son of James, b. in Albany in ib07, came to .Xmerica in " Arabella N. Y., son of George, b. in Campsie Scot- 1634. Lieut. Joshua Hewes, came in land]); son of Asa Culver of Norfolk On- Griflin " 1634. (m. in Jan. 1S70 Mary tario, b. there Aug. 20, 1798, d. there June Bell Clift, had i child Emily Bancroft 7, 1879 (m. Sarah Widner, b. Sep. Cox); son of Benjamin of Lynnfield J. 24, 1799) ; son of Gabriel of N. J., b. there Mass., b. there 1808, d. in Wakefield Mass. June 6, 1774, d. in Norfolk Ont., was May 30, 1892, desc. of Matthew, b. 1700, among the ist settlers of Norfolk co. (m. and Elizabeth [Russell] Cox, Rev. Joseph a Martha, b. in Oct. 1777); son of Jabez and Elizabeth [Bulkely] Emerson, ni. in of N. J. or Ct., b. June 19, 1731 (m. an 1665. and Lieut. Thomas Bancroft, b. in Anna, b. July 18, 1740, d. in Norfolk co. 1622, son of John of Eng. (m. in 1835 Mary Nov 10, 1813). Ann Hewes, Hewes family is of Welsh ori- gin, desc. of Gwaith Vaed Mawr, King of nUSHING, WILLIAM TILESTON of Gwent, Prince of Cardigan and Blithyn ^ New York City, b. in Boston Sep. 3, ap. Cynyn and Prince Pervis, also desc. of 1833 (m. May 30, 1883 Gertrude W. Wells, John Putnam, b. in 1559, came to Salem dau. of Charles K., b. in Waterville Me. 1634, Maj. William Hawthorne, b. 1607, Dec. 22, 1817. and Sarah [Hitchings] " " came to America in ship Arabella 1634, Wells, b. in Sidney Me. May 8, 1830, son and Lieut. Joshua Hewes, came in ship of Daniel and Susanna [Sweetser] Wells, ' " GrifTm 1634) ; son of Benjamin of she, Gertrude had 2 ch., viz.: Percy Marks, Lynnfield Mass., b. in Cambridge Mass. b. Dec. 12, 1884 and Mary Wells Gushing, Aug. 29, 1782, d. in Lynnfield 1873 (m. in b. Apr. II. 1892); son of Tileston of Bos- 1805 Clarissa, dan. of Tliomas and Ruth ton and New York, b. in Freeport Me. [Bancroft] Emerson, gr.-dau. of Thomas Sep. 8, 1803, d. in New York City Dec. 8, and Elizabeth [Bruce] Emerson, gt. -gr.- 1871, dry goods merchant (m. 1832 Hannah dau. of Ebenezer and Mary [Boutwell] Dwight Gates, dau. of Thomas Asa Gates Emerson, gt.-gt. -gr.-dau. of Rev. Joseph and of Deerfield Mass., b. 1751, d. 1820, served Elizabeth (Bulkely] Emerson, and gt.-gt. as sergeant in Capt. Stebbins' co., 4th reg. gt. -gr.-dau. of Thomas Emerson of Ips- Ham.pshire co. 1782. and Margaret wich Mass., b. in 1634) ; son of Benjamin [Dwight] Gates, b. in 1758, d. in 1841. of Cambridge Mass., b. there Mar. 7 1756, I dau. of Elihu and Penelope [Graves] d. there Nov. 25, 1795 (m. Sep. 25, 1779 Dwight); son of Tileston Gushing of Bath Snsanna Leeds, desc. of Sir Thomas Tol- Me., b. in Cohasset Mass. July ig. 1767, d. man, grand almoner to Egbert 825, Sir in Bath, was a builder (m. in 1794 Hannah Thomas Tolman who commanded a reg. Nichols); son of Timothy of Cohasset, b. of Puritans at Maister 1644, and Thomas there Feb. 2, 1738, builder (111. 1735 Desire Tolman, b. in 160S, came to America 1630 Jenkins); son of Samuel of Cohasset, b. AMERICAN ANCESTRY. Feb. 14, 1699 (m. Hannah Tileston, d. July highly esteemed (m. Catharine Gilkerson, 17, 1748); son of Matthew, b, July 15, 1660, b. near Philadelphia in Apr. 1753, her par- (1. June 23. 1715 (ni. Dec. 31, 1684 Jael, d. ents being Americans, and had 11 ch., viz.: Dec. 23, 1708, dau. of Col. John Jacobs of Tacy, ^lary. Jonathan, Eleanor. Plannah, Ilinghani); son of Daniel, b. Apr. 20, Samuel, Malachi, Jesse, John and Nathan- 1619 (ni. June 19, 1645 Lydia, dau. of Ed- iel); son of Malachi, came from Wales ward Oilman, and lived in Hingham); son early in 1720, and settled on a square mile of Matthew (ni. Aug. 5, 1613 Nazareth, of land near Philadelphia. dau. of Henry Pitcher). DAVIS, NATHANIEL of Charlestown Mass., b. there, bp. Aug. 16, 1719 (m. MILES A. of Branchport N. DAVIS, Oct. 27, 1741 Ann, dau. of Stephen and b. in Y. Mar. Y., Jerusalem N. 5, Ann [Doubleday] Badger, and had Re- 1S43, printer, editor, newspaper publisher becca [m. Dea. William Hitchings]) ; son and general press contributor, author of of Zachariah of Charlestown. b. and d. Among the Muses." " Memoirs," " After- there (m. Dec. 7, 1710 Mildred, dau. of " and " of the Iroquois," math Country Nathaniel and Elizabeth [Whaff] Brigden, taught several terms of school, was a law son of Thomas Brigden who had charge of student and clerk several years, an inves- the large guns in the battery in 1654); son tigator in the realms of the sciences and of Nathaniel of Charlestown Mass., b. Indianology, his ancestry on both sides there 1642, d. there (m. in 1675 Mary, dau. were .'\nierican born back to colonial of Lt. James Converse [who m. Aug. 24, times: son of Joseph N. Davis of 1643 Ann Long] son of Edward); son of Jerusalem N. Y., b. there Dec. 20, 1809, d. Barnabas Davis, b. in England, came in there Oct. 18, 1890, born in pioneer times, the ship " Blessing" 1635 (m. Patience). an expert shingle-niakcr and hewer with thr broad-ax, was a farmer, became a DAWES, RUFUS CUTLER of Evans- licensed local Methodist preacher, was an ton 111., born July 30, 1867, grad. incessant toiler and an honest man. mod- of Marietta coll. 1886, since then engaged est, generous, kind, tender and thoughtful in business as a lumber merchant (ni. June (ni. Oct. 18, 1836 Rachel Corwin, b. in 3, 1893 Helen Virginia Palmer, dau. of C. Starkey N. Y. Mar. 3. 1815. taught 9 terms A. and Jean [Briggs] Palmer of Wash- ol school, gr.-dau. of Stephen Corwin, rev. ington C. H. Ohio, Jean Briggs is from Samuel, soldier) ; son of b. in North Va. and connected with the Buckner family Wales Pa. Oct. i, 1784, d. in Jerusalem N. there, she, Helen had William Mills Y. Mar. 10. 1879. was one of the earliest Dawes, b. in Marietta Ohio Dec. 27. 1894); pioneers of Yates co., moving there from had brothers CHARLES GATES Dawes, near Philadelphia 1799 in company with b. Aug. 27. 1865. grad. Marietta coll. 18S4, about 40 others, traveling most of the way BEMAN GATES Dawes, b. Jan. 14, 1870, through woods, was a hardy pioneer of and HENRY MANASSAH Dawes, b. great industry and of a jovial nature, was Apr. 22, 1S77, grad. Marietta coll. i8g6; a farmer and shingle-maker, famous as a sons of Rufus R. Dawes of Marietta, b. in wood-chopiier, a capital story-teller, was Malta Ohio July 4, 1838, col. 6th Wiscon- mentally bright to the last (m. in May 1805 sin vet. vols., served through war, brevet Menty Ingraham, b. 1785 of American par- brig.-gen., member of congress from Ohio ents, a woman of most excellent qualities, and author of " Service with Sixth Wis- fortitude, self-reliance, honor and integ- consin " (m. Jan. 18, 1864 Mary. dau. of rity, and of most diligent industry); son of Beman Gates, b. Jan. 5, 1818, son of Aaron Malachi, b. near Philadelphia Pa. Jan. 4, of Montaque Mass., son of Stephen Gates, 1745, d. in Milo N. Y. 1832, a brave, whole- her mother was Betsey Shipman, gr.-dau. of souled man. full of good cheer to all, a Henry Bartlett, dau. of Charles Shipman, diligent toiler, upright in dealings and son of Joshua, son of Samuel Shipman of ! 28 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. h Siiybrnok Ct., she Mary had 4 sons and 2 of William of Waterboro, b. in Scarboro (lau.); son "f Henry Dawes of Mansion Me. Dec. 25, 1748, d. in Waterboro Dec. Wis., b. in Tlioniastoii Me. May 4, 1804, d. 13, 1829 (m. Sarali Rumery, b. Dec. i, in Juneau co. Wis. Nov. 4, 1867, merchant 1754. d. Jan. 6, 1838); son of William of at Malta Ohio and landowner in Wis. (m. Scarboro and Kittery Me., prob. b. and d. Jan. 20, 1829 Sarah, b. Apr. 17, 1809, dau. of there (m. published Nov. 6, 1732 Mary, Judge Ephraini Cutler, son of Manasseh dau. of Charles Pine, the noted Indian of Hamilton Mass., son of Hezekiah, son hunter and for whom Pine Point Me. was of John, son of James, son of James Cut- named); son of Roger of Scarboro and ler, her mother Sally Parker, dau. of Wil- Kittery Me., b. in Kittery, d. in Scarboro liam and Mary (Warner) Parker, b. in (ni. 1st Sarah, killed by the Indians at Newbury Port Mass. June 6, 1777, d. June Scarboro 1723, 2d Jan. 16, 1723 or 4 Eliza- 30, 1846); son of William M. Dawes of beth I.ytton); son of Roger, b. in Kittery, Mass. Ohio and Wis., b. in Boston Mass. d. 1718, moved to Scarboro about 1700 (m. Dec. 28. 1771, d. in Ripon Wis. in Oct. Mary); son of Roger, left Scarboro and 1855 (ni. Sep. 26, 1795 Nabby, b. Mar. i, moved to Kittery, d. there June 26, 1676); 1781, dau. of Jonas Ilolden of Boston son of George, b. in Eng., d. about 1645, Mass.): son of William of Boston, b. there came to .America about 1631, and settled in Apr. 6, 174s. d. there Feb. 25, 1799, rode Scarboro (in. Eliz.). with Paul Revere, 2d It. loth Mass. rcg. 1776 (m. May 3, 1768 Mehitable, b. Aug. 6, THDMONDS, JOHN WORTH of New 1751, d. Oct. 28, 1793, dau. of Samuel May J J York City, b. in Bronxville N. Y. Francis of Boston and Catherine Mears) ; son of Aug. 28, 1857 (unmarried) ; son of William, b. in Boston Oct. 2, 1719. d. there Wm. of New York, b. in Hudson N. Y. Nov. 14, 1S02 (m. about 1742 Lydia, dau. Nov. 22, 1806, d. in Bron.xville N. Y. Feb. of Nicholas Boone, a bookkeeper of Bos- 7, 1863, a banker by profession, but devoted ton); son of Thomas, b. in Nov. 1680 (m. spare time to drawing and painting, for in Aug. 1702 Sarah Story, who came with which he had talent (m. Nov 4, 1841 Doro- her brother Rlisha from Rng.); son of thea, dau. of Joseph Nathan Lord of New Ambrose, b. July 24. 1642, d. ^[ar. 24, 1703 York City, who w;is of New England an- (m. Mary Bumslead); son of William, d. cestry, and had 6 children, viz.: Mary, about 1669. came in the " I'lanter " 1635, Julia, CIrare, Alice. Joseph L. and Jolm W. freeman 1646, and an original member of above); son of Samuel of Hudson N. Y., the 1st church (m. Susanna, dau. of John b. in New York City Aug. 27, 1760, d. in and Susanna Mills'); son oi William., came Hudson Mar. 14, 1826; at beginning of rev. to New Knglnnd earlier with the Puritans war was at school in R. I., came to N. Y., 1628-29, and prub. returned to England. enlisted in army under Marinus Willett, served throughout in various capacities, DEERING, FRANK CUTTER of Saco and at close of war settled in Hudson N. Me., b. there Jan. 28, 1866 (m. Sep. Y. then Claverack Landing (m. about 1797 18, 1800 .''innie Gray Wiggin, d. Mar. 7, Lydia Worth, cousin of Gen. Worth and 1895, had 2 ch., viz.: Annie Katherine and desc. of the Worth family which immi- Joseph Godfrey Deering); son of Joseph grated from Devonshire Eng., and settled Godfrey Deering of Saco Me., b. in Wa- in Lsland of Nantucket, her parents re- terboro Me. Sep. 7, 1816, d. in Saco Feb. moved to Claverack Landing 1784); son of 29. 1892 (m. 1st Mary Cutter, b. in Saco, Samuel of New York City, b. Oct. 12, 2d Josephine Nealley, b. in Soulh Berwick 1731, d. Nov. II, 1816, and was buried at Me. May 13, 1863); son of William of Hudson N. X.. he is said to have furnished, Waterboro, b. there Mar. 24, 1776, d. there mavons' supiilies fur building tin* first Feb. 7, i860 (m. Nov. I, 1806 Eunice Har- Methodist churcli inn New York City (in. per, b. May 16, 1781, d. Jan. 10, 1865); son Mary Hendricks). ; AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 29 LDREDGE, ZOETH SKINNER of Abigail [Freeman] Smith, and desc. of E San Francisco Cal., b. in Buffalo N. Elder William Brewster. Stephen Hopkins, Y. Oct. 13, 1846 (m. 1st Mar. i, 1876 Rosa, Gov. Thomas Prince, Edward Freeman, b. June 14, 1849, d. Aug. 19, 1883, dau. of Rev. John Lothrop, Ralph Smith, Henry Dr. Robert P. and Rosa [Goodrich] Ellis, lli>wland and Thomas Clark); son of had 2 ch., viz.: John Rochester, b. July 7, Elisha hlldredge, b. al)iiul ihgo, d. in .\Ian- 1877, d. Sep. 22, 1879, and Zoeth Stanley lield Cl. Nov. 9. 1754 (ni. Dorcas, dau. of Eldredge, b. Dec. 4, 1879, (in. 2d Oct. 18, Thomas and Mary [Basset] Mulford); son 1892 Frances M. Webster, dau. of John of Elisha, b. in Yarmouth Mass. 1653, d. Gerrish and Mary [Moulton] Webster and in Easihani (Id. 14, i/.W; son of William -had 2 ch., viz.: Alba Webster Eldredge, of ^'a^moulh. b. in lingl.and (ni. .A.nne, b. Nov. 4. iSo.l. and Lois Kldredge. b. Mar. il.in. of William and Tamesin I..unipkin). 12, 1897); son of Zoeth Eldredge, b. in yLWELL, EDWARD II. of Chicago Pittsford N. V. Sep. 6, 1S14, d. in .\lazo- '-' 111., b. in Buxton Me. Nov. g, 1845 nianie Wis. ^shir. 9, 1879, was an early and (m. Feb. I, 1S82 Nettie L. Tuttle, 8th gen- well-known resident of Buffalo N. Y.. eration of Tuttles in America,- had 2 ch., where he was for many years connected viz.: Russell T., b. Oct. 20, 1887, and with the Western Transportation co., later Grace E. lilwell, b. Oct. 12, 1889); son of kept the well-known Franklyn House (ni. Nathaniel H. Elwell of Buxton, b. there Oct. 1. 184J Elizabeth Curry, widow of May 23. i8jo (m. Martha P. Harmon); Porter .M. Bush, dau. uf Campbell and son of Theodore of Buxton, b. in Saco Elvira [Skinner] Curry and dcsc. of the Me. Sep. 2, 176S, d. in Buxton June 10. original i)roprietors of Schenectady, the 1843 (m. .Anna Harmon); son of Ben- Bradts, Van Eps and Glens. John Brown jamin of Saco and Buxton Me., b. in of Rehoboth Mass., Gov. Welles, William Biddeford Me. Nov. 10, d. in Buxton Fowler, the magistrate, Thomas Lord, the 1733, July 4, 1801, with his eldest son John he Skinners, Bills etc., founders of Ct. and enlisted for the rev. war, serving in Capt. New Haven colonies); son of Zoeth Daniel Lane's company (m. Jan. 22, 1761 Eldredge, b. in Willington Ct. -Apr. i, 1782, .Abigail Ingraham); son of Joseph of Bid- d. in Syracuse N. Y. Oct. 10, 1844 (m. Oct. deford Me., b. in Gloucester Mass., d. in 8, 1804 Lois. dan. of Samuel Dunton [and Biddeford; son of Robert of Gloucester, Lois Pearl], rev. soldier, dcsc. of Henry b. there Dec. 13, 1664 (m. Oct. 12, 1687 Felcli, Dca. Thomas Kendall, Thomas Sarah Gardner) ; son of Samuel of Glou- Pierce of Charlestown, William Read of cester (m. Hester Dutch); son of Robert, Woburn and Nicholas Holt of Andovcr) 1st settled in Dorchester Mass. 1634. then son of Zoeth Eldredge, b. in Willington in Salem Mass. 1635, freeman of Saleni 1751, d. there Mar. 18, 1828, a rev. soldier, 1640, and a member of Saleni church 1643. minute man 1775, private in sth co. 2d Ct. reg. 1775, served during the siege of Bos- T^MERSON, HENRY PENDEXTER of ton, and in Arnold's Quebec expedition 1--' Buffalo N. Y., b. in Lynnfield Mass. 177s. ^Iso served under Washington in Jan. II, 1846, grad. Phillips Academy New York City in the 22<1 Ct. militia 1776 .\ndover 1867, Rochester univ. N. Y. 1871, (m. 2d Oct. 16, 1779 Bertha, dau. of Capt. classical teacher in Buffalo High school Ichabod Hickley, adjutant of minute men 1S74-83, principal of same 1883-93 ^nd supt. lleut. in 1775. Wadswortli's brigade and city schools 1893 to present fm. Aug. 4, capt. in jd Ct. line, and desc. of Samuel 1874 Mary A. Easty, she is said to be a Hickley, Rev. John Lothrop, Roger Good- desc. of Mary Easty of Topsfield, a victim speed, Dolor Davis and Robert Lynnell); of the witchcraft delusion) ; son of Oliver son of Jesse, b. in Eastham Mass. .Aug. 9. of Lynnfield Mass., b. in Reading Mass. 1715, d. in Willington Ct. Dec. 17, 1794 (m. Feb. 3, 1787, d. in Lynnfield Apr. 10, i86 ii! I 30 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. had sons, viz.: Oliver, 4 grad. Waterville, Lucius George, Alice Eddy, Ethel Field now Calbry, Howard M., from Brown an d Katherine Eddy FisherJ); son of univ. 1858, Forrest Fayette, from Brown David of .Marion N. Y., b. there iMar. 3. univ. i86j, and Henry Pcndexter Emerson, 1774. d. there June 9, 1840, was a lawyer from Rocliester univ. 1871, m. 2d Nov. 4, and a judge of Wayne co. N. Y. (m. May 1831 Eliza Weston, desc. of John Weston 25, 1806 Deborah Shaw); son of Samuel who came from England about 1644, mem- Eddy, b. in Plymouth Mass. Jan. 12, 1743, ber of 1st cluirch in Salem 1648 [ni. 1653 d. in Williamson N. Y. Mar. 3, 1832, an Sarah Fitch of Reading], and of Capt. orderly sergeant in the continental army Jonathan Weston who was in the battle of and a learned and religious man (ni. Sally Le.xington, she Eliza had son Henry Pen- Paddock); son of Samuel, b. 1710, d. 1748 dexter Emerson); Daniel son of of Read- (m. Lydia, dau. of John and Hannah ing and Lynnfield, b. in Reading 1760. d. [White] .\lden, and a desc. of John and in Lynnfield l8o6, succeeded to his father's Priscilla Alden); son of Samuel, b. 1675, place in Reading, sold it to Capt. Nathan d. 1753 (m. Meltiah Pratt, desc. of Phincas Parker 1800, and removed to Lynnfield Pratt, the pilgrim); son of Obadiah, b. (m. 1781 Lucy, dau. of Isaac Pratt); son 1645. d. 1722 (m. Sally Bennett); son of of Ebenezer of Reading, b. there 1716, d. Samuel, h. in Cranbrook Eng. i6o8, d. in there, lived on his father's place 1765 (m. Swansea Mass. 1688, he and his bro. John 1st 1746 Anna Nichols, 2d 1751 Rebecca, sailed from London Aug. 10, 1630 and ar- dau. of Rev. Daniel Putnam, a grad. of rived at Plymouth Mass. Oct. 29, 1630. H C. and first minister of Reading north parish, desc. of John Putnam, d. i66j. T^ARR, MARVIN ANDRUS of Chicago came from Buckinghamshire Eng., Gen. J- III., b. in Schroon Lake N. Y. Aug. Israel Putnam was a desc. of same John); 9. 1852. joined the soc. col. wars under John son of Ebenezer Emerson of Reading, b. Johnson, surveyor-gen. of Roxbury, an- in Mcndon or Concord Mass., d. in Read- cestors came to America about 1635, some ing (m. 1st 1707 Bethiah, b. 1685, d. 1715, of whom served in the Indian wars (ni. Parker, 2d 1716 Mary Bontwell, b. Jan. 29, Jan. 5, iSSO Charlotte, dau. Isaac N. Camp 1679, had son Ebenezer, b. 1716); son of land Flora of Chicago and Vt.j, director Joseph of Ipswich, Wells, Concord and of World's Col. Exposition, desc. of Capt. -Mcndon, b. in Ipswich Mass., first minister .'\bcl Camp of rev. times and Flora M. of Mendon and an ancestor of Ralph Carpenter, dau. of Col. Carpenter formerly Waldo Emerson (m. ist Elizabeth Wood- of Barre Vt., she. Charlotte had son New- mansy, 2d Dec. 7, 1665 Elizabeth Buckley, ton Camp Farr, b. Dec. 25, 1887); son of dau. of Rev. Edward Buckley, gr.-dau. of George Washburn Farr, b. in Ct. valley Rev. Peter Buckley, early minister of Con- Sep. 13, 1807, d. in Grand Rapids Mich. cord Mass.); son of Thomas Emerson, June 23. 1863. a prominent citizen of Essex came to Ipswich Mass. 1648, (had sons CO. N. Y. till 1853, then went west, resided John, grad. H. C. 1656, settled in Glou- in East Cleveland Ohio and Grand Rapids, cester, Nathaniel who lived in Ipswich being. interested in timber lands and lum- Me.), the Emersons' coat of arms is still ber (m. in Essex co. Oct. 26, 1840 Esther, seen on Joseph Emerson's gravestone. dau. of Bezaliel and Celinda [Day] Day, both desc. of .Anthony Day of Gloucester, T^DDY, ALFRED, b. in Marion N. Y., his line being Jonathan and Mirian Grover, -L' d. in Niles Mich. Mar. 3, 1883, a D. D. Jonathan ami Belliia Everett. Capt. John and a Presbyterian clergyman (m. Sep. 17 of Dedliam. Benjamin D. and Mary [At- Katharine Wilcox, had dau. Katharine tleboro] Robinson, and Nathaniel D. and Louise Eddy ol Chicago III., b. in Bellona Rutli Rowe. her line David and Esther N. Y. Jan. 10, 1849 [m. .'Vjjr. 20, 1871 Cole, David and Ruth Whipple, and Na- Lucius George Fisher, had 4 ch., viz.: than D. and Ruth Rowe, Nathaniel being ; AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 31 son of tlic original Anthony of Gloucester) GRIGGS, JOSEPH FRANKLIN of son of Randall Farr, b. in Mass. Mar. 10, Pittsburgh Pa., b, in Sutton Mass. 1772 or 74, d. in Grand Rapids Mich. Nov. Apr. 24, 1822, grad. Yale coll. 1846, went to 26, 1857, built the 1st saw mill and ist Pittsburgh 1849, prof, of Greek in Western hotel in Essex co. N. Y. (m. about 1802 univ. of Pa. at Pittsburgh 1S55-80, then Lucretia Andrus, b. in Ct. July 23, 1785); prof, emeritus of Greek and secretary and son of Stephen, b. in Stowe Mass. 17JO, treas. same, d. Apr. i, 1897 (n'- Apr. 16 d. in Fort Ann N. Y. June 10, 1822, re- 1863 Eliza Buchanan Brooks, dau. of Jere- moved from Stowe to Ct. valley after the miah Brooks M. D. [and Martha Clarke rev. war (m. Mar. i, 1764 Lois, dau. of Buchanan], a physician in Monongahela Samuel Randall [and Priscilla Farnsworth City Pa. and Pittsburgh Pa., and had 5 of Stowe and Groton, gr.-dau. of Matthias cli., viz.: Martha Buchanan, Jeremiah Farnsworth and Mary Farr], a farmer and Brooks, Thomas Campbell. Mary Thurston desc. of Sergt. John Randall); son of and Joseph Franklin Griggs); son of John, Stephen Farr, b. in Stowe Mass. about b. in Sutton Mass. Feb. 15, 1785, d. there 171Q (ill. Sarah); son of Stephen, b. in June II, 1850, a blacksmith and a gentle- Stov^e 1679 (ill. in Concord Sep. 28, 1708 man of much public spirit, a man of fine Sarah, dau. of Simon Stone of Groton [and character, identified with all enterprises in Sarah Farnsworth, dau. of Matthias Farns- the interest of the community (m. Nov. 19, worth], gr.-son of Simon Stone, and had 1812 Mary, dau. of Nathan Thurston, desc. remarkable records in Indian wars). of David, Daniel, Thomas, Thomas and , John Thurston, the last came from Wrent- FULLER, GEORGE EPHRAIN of hani Eng. on the ship " Mary Ann " from Monson Mass., b. in VVilbraham Yarmouth 1637, her mother was Sally of Mass. Dec. 25, 1838, educated at WiUiston Oxford, dau. of Dr.. Alex. Campbell, gr.- seminary East Hampton, Amherst coll. dau. of Rev. John Campbell of Scotland of and Georgetown university, and post- the Loudon branch of Campbells, came to graduate med. school N. Y., served 4J^ Oxford and was pastor of the ist English years in war of rebellion in med. dept., settlement there) ; son of Thomas Griggs, member Mass. Med. soc, Am. Med. assoc. b. in Brookline Mass. .'\pr. 20, 1750, d. in and Am. Acad, medcine (m. ist Dec. 25. Sutton Mass. 1800, a blacksmith and 1865 Ilattie Sophia, had 3 cli., viz.: Alice fainicr, moved from Brookline to Sutton Green, b. Sep. 17, 1866, Gardner Green, b. (m. July 4. 1776 Mary, dau. of Benjamin Nov. II, 1870, and James Henry Fuller, b. and Mary Goddard of Sutton); son of Mar. 23, 1876, m. 2d June 21, 1877. Carrie Thomas, b. Feb. 25, 1716 (m. a Margaret iMdelia Field, 3d Dec. 24, ]S')2 .Xseiialh Williams); son of Ichabod, b. Sep. 8, 1675 Sophia Green); son of Johnathan Smith (ni. a Margaret); son of Joseph, b. 1624, Fuller of Wilbraham Mass., b. there ^^ar. d. Feb. 10. 1714 fill. Hannali Davis). 2, 1786, d. there Dec. 10, 1849 (m. Abiah Hyde, of desc. William Hyde of Harttu.d r\ AY, HENRY of West Winsted Ct., b. 1640, Saybrook 1648, and of the pro- '-J one in Salisbury Ct. Apr. 5, 1834 (m. May prietors of Norwich Ct. 1760); son of Lt. 20, 1857 Charlotte E. Watson, dau. of Dea- Ephrian of Wilbraham, b. in East Had- con Thomas and Enieline [Curtis] Watstm, dam Ct. Dec. 27, 1754, d. in Wilbraham and had dau. Mary Watson Gay [m. Nov. I' Dec. 9, 18.^8 (m. prior 1778 Mary Brainard, 7. i88g Dr. Edward L. Pratt, residing in 1st child born 1778); son of Shubael of Winsted Ct.]); son of Henry Sanford East Haddani Ct. ; son of John of Barn- Gay of Salisbury Ct.. b. in Sharon Ct. Mar. stable Mass.. called Little John; son of 14. 1796, d. in Salisbury Jan. 9, 1879 (m. Samuel of Plymouth Mass.; son of Ed- .\pr. 17, 1821 Mary, only child of Steplien ward of Plymouth, who came over in the and .Abigail [Kilbourn] Reed of Salis- May Flower." bury); son of Edward, b. in Sharon Ct. Ir I 32 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. Feb. 3, 1763, d. in Franklin N, Y., a lite- nent in business, civic, religious and educa- long teacher in various towns in Ct., Mass. tional affairs, came to Buffalo 1851 (m. and N. Y. states (ni. May 13, 1783 Mary Aug. 29, 1844 Ann, b. in Greenfield Ct. Apr. White, b. in Danbury Ct. May 12, 1760); 25, 1824, d. in Buffalo May 26, 18S0, moved son of Perez of Sharon, b. in Litchfield Ct. to Newark Ohio in childhood, dau. of Jan. 5, 1735, d. in Sharon Dec. 15, 1784 (ni. Buckingham and Susan Sherwood, she Mar. J3, 1762 Margaret Fairbanks); son of Ann desc. on botli sides of Thomas John of Sharon, b. in Dedliam Mass. July Sherwood, through her mother desc. of 8, 1699, d. in Sharon Aug. 6, 3792, one of William Sherwood and .Al/igail Burr, dau. the 1st settlers of Litchfield Ct., a large of Wakcman Burr, son of John, son of landholder there, removed to Sharon 1743 Col. John, son of Nath., son of Jehue (ni, Lydia Colvert, had dan. Mary, b. in Burr) ; son of Julius Chappell Guthrie of Litchfield Oct. 3, 1722); son of John of Putnam Ohio, b. in stockade Belpre Ohio, Dedhani Mass., b. there June 25, 1668, d. opp. mouth of Little Kanawha river, Apr. tliere June 17, 1758 (m. May 24, 1692 Mary 26, 1792, d. in Putnam July 25, 1849, said Fisher; son of Samuel of Dcdhani, b. to have been the 1st white child born in there .Mar. to, 1639, d. tliere Apr. 15, 1718 tliat section of Ohio, a merchant, having (ni. Nov. 2,^. 1661 Mary Bridge); son of stores in Putnam, Rehoboth and several John, d. Mar. 4. 16S8, came to America in other Oliio towns, a man of fine character " " the ship Mary and John 1630, one of and untiring acti\ ity (m. Sep. 23, 1817 the 1st settlers of Watertown Mass., and Pamelia. b. in Ballston N. V. Aug. 20, one of the 19 persons who left Watertown 1799, d. in Putnam Mar. 14, 1863. dau. of 1636 and settled in Contentment, now Ebenezer and ICsther [Bradley] Bucking- called Dedhani (m. a Joanna, d. Aug. 14, ham); son of Stephen of Belpie Ohio. b. 1691). in Litchfield Ct. Jan. 10, 1768, d. in New- burg Ohio Sep. 23, 1827, moved to Ohio GUTHRIE, EDWARD BUCKING- 1788 (m. 1st 1788 Sally, b. Aug. 11, 1770. IIA.M of Buffalo N. Y., b. in Put- d. Mar. 18, 1818, dau. of .Amos [and Sarah nam, now part of Zanesville Ohio, July 25, Slosson Chappell], lieut. and capt. in rev. 1849, came to Buflfalo with parents 1851, war from Sharon Ct., son of Caleb Chap- attended public and various private pell, a French Huguenot); son of Joseph schools, fitted for coll. at Buffalo Classical of Litchfield, d. in Troy t. Ohio May 30, school. Prof. Horace Briggs, grad. aca- 1808, moved to Ohio about 1795 (m. 1st demic dcpt. Yale univ. 1871, then had par- Mrs. Kirby, dau. of Stephen [and Rachel tial course civil engineering Rensselaer Walston Hand], son of Stephen Hand, m. inst. Troy N. ^'. 1S72, R, R. cng. to 1874, 2d Sarah, dau. of Rev. Abram Pierson, ist engineer in charge of sewers Buffalo to pres. Yale coll.); son of John Guthrie of 1880, maiiuf. to 1S85, asst. and asst. chief Litchfield Ct. (m. a Cane); son of John, engineer Buffalo to 1896, chief engineer of d. in Litcheld 1730, emigrated from Ireland bureau of engineering of Buffalo 1896-7, about 1700. resigned, chief engineer grade crossing commission of Buffalo and senior mem- HARRINGTON, CLARK WH.LETS ber of firm of Guthrie & Rockwood of Knob View Mo., b. in Brooklyn (ni. June 21, 1876 Jean Dorsheimer Clif- N. Y. Nov. 11, 1845, served in 93d N. Y. ton, b. July 27, 1852, dau. of Henry Clifton, vols. 3 years and 7 months, postmaster and b. in England, and Elizabeth Dorsheimer, justice of the peace in Mo. 2 terms (m. sister of William Dorsheimer, the late It.- Dec. 5. 1885 /\ddie A. Kimball Jicc Bailey, giov. N. Y.); son of Solomon Sturges desc. of the Woods, the I Hcaleys and Guthrie of Buffalo N. Y,, b. in Putnam Chamlierlaius of Chelmsford, ami bad 4 Ohio Aug. 30, 1819, d. in Buffalo Nov. 22, ch.. viz.: Frank Wlllets. Paul Clarke, 1893, a grain commission merchant, promi- Luke Ilealey and Rulh E.); sun of Isaac AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 33 (if Ni-w York City. b. in Otsego co. N. Y. rine, dau. of Justus and Catherine Banks); l8oj, d. in N. Y. City 1893 (m. Sarah Eliza- son of Joseph Hasbrouck of Ulster co., b. bfili Wiliets, (lau. of Jacob and Susan A. there Mar. 3, 174.^-4. d. there February 26, Uilicls, dcsc. of Richard and Mary Wil- 1808, major 3d reg. Ulster co. militia 1775, iets of Hempstead L. I. 1654, her gt.-gr.- It.-col. same reg. 1778 (m. Mar. 25. 1773 fatlier Timothy Clark, capt. in Ct. foot Elizabeth Bevier); son of Abraham of in rev. uar) ; son of Isaac of Otsego co. Kingston N. Y., b. in Guilford N. Y. Aug. N. Y. and Ohio, b. in prob. Smithfield R. 2f, 1707, d. in Ulster co. Nov. 10, 1791, i., d. in Ohio (m. Sarah Knapp, had 7 ch., lieut.-col. 1st reg. Ulster co. militia 1775-6, viz.: Sanuief K., Thomas. Calvin, Wni., member N. Y. provincial congress 1776, Isaac and 2 dan.); son of William Har- member N. Y. assembly 1781-2 and in all rnl.^ton of .Adams Mass. 1760-83. b. in about 30 years a member of the assembly Smithfield R. I. Oct. 16, 1738, was in rev. (mar. Jan. 5, 1738-9 Catherina Bruyn of army Mass. 6th and loth Berkshire co. Norwegian ancestry, her gr.-father being a militia, and in battle Bennington, errone- native of Norway, his wife's name Gertruy ously reported deserter at West Point N. Eselstein); son of Joseph of Ulster Co., b. Y. 1779, recruited at Adams several times (Jet. 28, 1683, d. there July 28, 172.^-4 (ni. •776-83, and mustered out there 1783 (m. 1706 Elsie Schoonmaker); son of Abra- Apr. 5, 1756 Bethia Peters); son of Aaron ham Hasbrouck, b. in Calais France, d. Heerndeen or Harrington of Smithfield, Mar. 17, 1717, came to America 1675 (m. b. and d. there (m. June 10, 1734 Abigail. 1676 Marie Deyo), lieut. of foot co. for dau. of Zoed and Delia Chillson of Bel- Kin;,'iton 16S5, capt. 1689. lii'gham Mass.); prob. son of Thomas Heendeen of Smithfield, b. there Mar. 17, OLDEN, EDGAR of Newark N. J., 16S7, H d. there (m. prob. Judith); son of b. in Hingham Mass. Nov. William 3, 1838. Hearnden of Providence R. I. A. M., A. R. and Ph. D. of Princeton 1682, d. Aug. 27, 1727 (m. 1st Esther, 2d univ.. M. D. of N. Y. coll. phys. and surg., Deliverance); son of Benjamin, b. in member Loyal Legion order of Cincinnati, Providence 1662, d. 1687). chief med. director of Mutual Benefit Life Ins. CO., member of American Authors' TJASBROUCK, LOUIS of Ogdensburg guild. American Med. assoc. and American -'--L N. Y.. b. there June 1S40, 5, a lawyer I^aryngolugical assoc. (m. ist 1862 Kath- (ni. Oct. 17, 1866 Emmeline, dau. of arine Hedden, b. in Orange N. J.. <1. i,S7o. Thomas Loomis Knap and Mary [Averell] [2 ch.: Mabel, d. 1894, and Isabella B.. ;n. Knap, had 6 ch., viz.: Lydia Averell, Mary Wm. Lowenthal], ni. 2d Apr. 3. 1873 Katharine, Louis, Philip Bevier, Thomas Helen Stewart Burgess, b. in Baltimore Knap and Louise Seymour Hasbrouck); Md.. dan. of John and Elizabeth [Wilson] son of Louis of Ogdensburg N. Y., b. in Burgess, and had 4 ch., viz.: Edgar. liliza- Albany N. Y. May 22, 1814, d. in Ogdens- betli Wilson. Anna Louise and John burg Apr. 13. 1880, a lawyer (m.Aug. 1. 1839 Holdcn); son of Asa Hall Holdcn of Louise Seymour Allen, her father Elijah b. Newark, in Leiscester Mass. Sep. 3, B. Allen was fro'm Mass., desc. of Walter d. in 1807, Newark N. J. Mar. 2, 1882, .Mien, who came from England in the 17th metallurgist and iron founder (m. Jan. 5. century, her gr.-father and gt.-gr.-father 1832 .Ann Louisa Seymour, dau. of Samuel fought at Concord. Bunkerhill and Lex- Seymour and Mary Ann Chrissy of Phila- ington, her mother came from Vt., desc. delphia); son of John of Holden and of Richard Seymour, the ancestor of all Leicester Mass., b. in Holden July 26, the Seymours of America); son of Louis 1753, d. in Leicester Mar. 13, 1828. private of Ogdensburg N. Y., b. in Ulster co. N. in Col. Doolittle's Mass. reg., promoted Y. Apr. 22. 1777, d. in Ogdensburg Aug. for gallantry at Bunker Ilill, served 20. 1834, lawyer (m. i:)cc, 29, 1802 Cathe- through the rev. war as lieut. and capt, 34 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. was at Stony Point under Wayne and in Hinds of Watertown N. Y., b. in Den- many battles, was with Lafayette at sur- mark N. Y. Oct. 25, 1811, d. in Pamelia render of Cornwallis, and an original mem- N. Y. May 18, 1894, farmer, life spent in ber of the order of Cincinnati (m. Apr. 23, the vicinity of Watertown, a respected citi- 17X9 Zipporah Hall, d. in Jan. 1S27); son zen, a good business man, avoiding public of Peter Holden of Concord Mass., b. in notice (m. Feb. 26, 1843 Almira M. Allen, Watertown Feb. i, 1704 (m. ist Beulah, d. b. in St. Lawrence co. N. Y. Feb. 26, 1821, 17J2, jd July 14, 1743 Abigail Jones, d. in Pamelia N. Y. Mar. 10, i8go, dau. of had by the latter 5 ch., viz.; Beulah. Rueben .Allen, b. in Rutland Vt. 1786, A\- Mary, Hannah, Rebcckah and John); son niira's gr.-father Benjamin Allen, b. in of John of Watertown, b. in Water- Rhehoboth Mass. 1760, served in rev. war, town or Cambridge July 18, 1675, d. prob. and later came to Watertown N. Y., where in Concord (m. Nov. 7, 1699 Grace, b. Feb. he was major in the N. Y. state militia and II, 1678, d. in Concord Jan. 7, 1747, dau. afterwards known as Major Allen, gt. -gr.- of Samuel and Judith [Newcomb] Jenni- father Barnehas .Allen, b. in Soeknnk Mass. son, and had 10 ch., viz.: John, Daniel, 1735); son of Thomas Hinds of Denmark Peter, Grace, Elizabeth, Josiah, all b. in N. Y., b. in Barre Mass. in May 1780, d. in Watertown, while Mary, Jonas and Abigail Adams N. Y. 1846, served in war of 1812, were b. in Concord) ; son of Justinian with luis hro. Joseph Buckminster Hinds Holden of Watertown and Cambridge were in the battle of Sackets Harbor May Mass., b. about 161 1, d. in Cambridge in 29, 1813 (m. 1800 Phoebe, dau. of David Aug. Sep. or Oct. 1691, came from Ips- Bent of Mt. Holley Vt.; son of Corlis of " " wich Eng. in the ship Frances when Barre Mass.. b. there 1748, d. in Petersham 23 years old, settled in Watertown 1634 and Mass. 1832 (m. ist a Brownell, had son bought the estate of Deacon Sparhawk in Samuel, m. 2i.\ Susannah Henry, of Eng- Cambridge Mass., an estate of 294 acres, lish descent, her father was taken pris- part in Watertown and a part on Fresh oner at Oswego during the French war Pond 1653 (m. Mar. 18, 1672 or 3 Mary, and sent to I-'rance, where he died dau, of John Rutter of Sudbury .Mass., and on a prison ship, she, Susannah had had 7 ch., viz.: Samuel, John Isaac, Mary, 8 ch., viz.: Corlis (emigrated to Black- Grace, Joseph and Elizabeth). River Country in northern New York state, and was the first supervisor of Watertown 1805-9], Thomas, William, HINDS, FRANKLIN ALLEN of Wa- Jonas, Henry, Joseph Buckminster [m. tertown N. Y., b. there Nov. 17, 1843, Rebecca Allen], Adah and Susan Hinds); educated at the Sheffield engineering son of Corlis Iliads of Barre. b. in Barre school of Yale coll., followed the profes- 1716. d. there 1S21, m. Janet McMaster, sion of civil engineering, served as city and had g children, Cornelius. 1743, .Xnna, engineer of Watertown, also as water com- 1744, Rachel, 1746, Corlis, 1748, Susannah, missioner and commissioner of public J 750, Submit. 1752, Howard, 1755, Forbes, works, and is one of the vestrymen of '759. Catherine, 1760, ni. 2d Jennie Mc- Trinity church of Watertown (m. Dec. 25, Culler, and had Jesse and Samuel; son of 1867 Mary R. Thomson, only dau. of Wil- John, b. at Lancaster Mass. in 1683. m. liam Thomson and Mary T. Peabody, 5th Hannah (Whittaker) Corlis of Ha\erhill generation desc, from William Peabody of Ahi.'vs., had 13 ch., Anna, John, Frances, Plymouth Mass., who m. Elizabeth, dau. Mary. Setjii, Jcyhnathan, Dinah, Corlis, of John Aldcn and Priscilla Mullins of the Rachel. Tryphener, Cornelius. Submit. Su- " Mayflower " as told in Longfellow's sannah; son of John, b. 1639, m. for 2d Iioem " Courtship of Miles Standish," she, wife Mary Butler in 1681, and IkkI 7 ch.; Mary had son Earl William Hinds, b. Oct. son of James, who had 8 cli.. John the 22, 1871, d. June 3, 1873); son of Earl B. oldest. 1778934 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 3.S HOYT, CHARLES A. of Brooklyn N. Sandwich, b. in Brentwood N. PI. Nov. 3, Y., b. in Burlington Vt. July 27, 1839, 1751, d. in Sandwich May 12, 1788, was one Kr;ul. univ. of Vt. 1S57, A. B. and A. M. of of the signers of the famous " Association Vt. univ. and also of Georgetown D. C. Test " in N. II. 1776, these signers oull., soon after graduating removed to " pledged their fortunes and their lives in New York and engaged in the manufacture defense of the United American colonies of hard rubber goods under the Goodyear against the British lleets and armies " (m. |):itent-S, took an active part in the early Aug. 25, 1774 Betsy Fulsom) ; son of development of the hard rubber industry Ezekiel «f ;\mesbury Mass., b. in Salis- and has been for many years treas. of the bury Mass. Jan. 7, 1709, d. in Brentwood Goodyear Hard Rubber co., is a hereditary N. 11. in Apr. 1754 (m. Dec. 25, 1735 Re- member and treas. of the N. Y. State So- becca Brown); son of Joseph of Salisbury, ciety of the Cincinnati and has been for b. there July 14, 1666, d. there 1720 (m. many years a member of the N. Y. Cham- Oct. 5, 1702 Dorothy Worthen) ; son of ber of Commerce and one of its executive John of Amesbury Mass., b. in Salisbury comm. (m. Oct. 14, 1862 Julia H. of Han- 1638, d. in Amesbury Aug. 13, 1696 (m. over N. H. of Puritan desc. dau. of Enoch June 23, i6s9 Mary Barnes); son of John P. and Julia M. Sherman, desc. of William Hoyt of Salisbury, b. in England 1610, d. Sherman, who came from Northampton in Salisbury Feb. 28, 1688, one of the orig- ling. 1629, and of William and Ann White, inal settlers of Salisbury and Amesbury who came in the " Mayflower " 1620, she, Mass., an officer in the colonial militia, Julia H. Sherman, had son Albert Sher- held various town oH'ices, described in the man floyt, b. Sep. 15, 1863): son of Wil- town records as a " planter," was called liam Henry Huyt of Burlington Vt. and Scrgt. Hoyt, was a man of education New York City, b. in Sandwich N. H. and considerable property (m. 1634 prob. Jan. 8, 1813, d. in N. Y. City Dec. 11, 1883, Frances). grad. Dartmouth coll. 183 1, a lawyer and clergyman, a man of scholarly tastes and KELLOGG, JUSTIN of Troy N. Y., b. habits, a fine linguist and musician (ra. there Apr. 18, 1844, B. A. and M. A. Aug. 21, 1838 .^nne, dau. of E. Hubell of Williams coll. 1865, and trustee u( same Dcming and Fanny Fay Follett, her gr.- coll., grad. at Albany Law school, admitted father Capt. Pownal Dcming, an officer in to practice 1866, and since practiced at the continental army during rev. war, and Troy N. Y., sec'y N. Y. State Bar asso., an original member of the Society of the sec'y Troy club and prest. of trustees of Cincinnati, her 1st ancestor John Deming 1st Pres. church, Troy academy, Troy Y. was one of the patentees named in tlie 1\L A. and member of Vt. S. A. R. (m. charter of Ct. granted by Charles II 1662, -\pr. 20, 1871 Mary Leake, d.iu. of bred- her maternal gt.-gr. -father John Fay was eric Leake and Caroline Richards, dau. of killed in the battle of Bennington, he with Rufus Richards and Elizabeth Kellogg, 4 of his bros. fought in the American army dau. of Stephen and Lydia Kellogg of in that battle) ; son of Daniel Hoyt of Norwalk Ct. 1795, she, Mary had 2 ch., Sandwich N. H., b. there Oct. 26, 1778, d. viz.: Mary Bryan, b. Dec. 25, 1872, and there -Aug. 11, 1859, merchant and bank Richards Kellogg, b. June lo, 1879); son pres., an early and earnest member of the of Giles Bacon Kellogg of Troy and Ben- anti-slavery party, a member of the N. H. nington Vt., b. in Williamstown Mass. legislature for many years, also of N. H. Mar. 28, 1808, now living in Bennington, senate and gov. council, and several times having retired after a long and successful candidate of the free soil party for gov. of practice of law at Troy, grad. of Williams N. H. (m. Jan. 21. 1805 Sarah Flanders, her coll. 1829 and trustee of it, and many other father was an officer in the continental institutions, financial, educational and re- army during rev. war); son of Joseph of ligious (m. May 30, 1836 Adeline, dau. of I c ; 36 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. Justin Kellogg [and Anne Stevens], son of discharged 1865, moved west 1866, a repub- Charles [m. Mary, dau. of Col. Benjamin lican, city clerk 4 years, town supervisor 2 Simons, an early settler with Capt. Samuel years, co. treas. 4 years and a physician Kellogg of W'illiamstown Mass 1753], (m. May 8, 1884 Mary Annie Bradley, Sam.uel moved to Middle Granville) ; son of desc. of Thomas Wynn, founder of Wynn Kellogg of Williamstovvn, b. there Sep. 29, Castle Wales in the l6th century, and had 1766, d. there Apr. 25, 1829, a leading citi- 3 ch., viz.: Alonzo Plunisted. Ethel Gyola zen, landowner and an official of Williams- and Elwin Valentine Kratz) ; son of town, member of general court of Mass. Henry, b. in Plumsteadville Pa. May 15, 1S09-19 (m. 1st Nov. 29, 17S7 Anna, d. 1820, d. in Danboro Pa. May 12, 1897, a Mar. II, 1806, 2d 1806 Isabella, sister of whig, reed, party nomination for state rep., Anna, daus. of Absalom Blair of Williams- township auditor 3 years, Presbyterian and town, 1st settler and leading man, was in buried at Doylestown (m. June 20, 1843 battle of Bennington and had 7 ch. by 1st Annie Stover, desc. of Henry Stover of Philip Kratz, b. in Plum- wife and s by 2d) ; son of Samuel of Wil- Alsace); son of liamstown 1753, b. in Old Hadley Mass. steadville Apr. 16, 1782, d. there June i, June 9, 1734, d. in Williamstown Mass. 1847, a whig, held office of assessor and Sep. 2, 1788, justice of the peace, mem. treas., elected judge for several years, committee of Safety, capt. 2d Berkshire reg. member of Deep Run Mennonite meeting, and in battle of Bennington with Col. where he is buried (m. June 17, 1802 Eliza- Simonds, a leading man in state, church, beth Stover, desc. of Henry Stover and a town and coll., came to Williamstown Miss Hockman, natives of Alsace Ger., Philip, from Ct. and on earliest list of proprietors, who emigrated to America) ; son of a church member and an active patriot b. 1739, d. in Plumsteadville 1818, was " (m. Mar. 4, 1764 Chole, dau. of Daniel classed as a Non Associator " during Bacon of Middletown Ct., killed in battle rev. war, but he sympathized with the of Bennington Aug. 16, 1777, son of Dan- Americans, was a Mennoniie and is buried Benjamin at Run (m. 1760 Susanna Krout) iel Bacon) ; son of Kellogg of Deep Hatfield Mass., b. in Old Hadley Mass. in son of John Valentine Kratz, b. in Ger- Jan., d. in Canaan Ct. Aug. 22, 1757, a many 1707, d. in Sal ford Pa. 1780, set sail Puritan, prosperous farmer, deacon and in ship " Friendship " 1727, arrived in selectman and military officer in colonial America 1727, settled in Salford Pa., then army in Indian and French wars (m. Nov. a part of Philadelphia Co., member of 0. 1721 Abigail Sedgwick, desc. of the Mennonite meeting at Salford. buried there Berkshire Sedgwicks who were in the line (m. Annie Clemens); son of John Philip of Maj.-Gen, Sedgwick of Cromwell's Kratz, b. in Switzerland Oct. 8, 1665, d. in army) ; son of Joseph Kellogg of Hartford Germany 1746. Ct. and Old Hadley Mass. 1660, b. in Eng- land, d. in Hadley according to will Feb. HILLS, WILLIAM GILES of St. 4, 1707, one of the proprietors, selectman, Louis Mo., b. in Conewanga N. Y. lieut., capt. in colonial wars, a Puritan June 26, 1841, early in youth worked in who defended and concealed the English woolen factory, later on a farm, enlisted in Regicides (m. ist 1650 a Joanna, d. Sep. CO. E 9th N. Y. cav. 1861, serving 3 years, 14, 1666, had 9 ch., 2d a Abigail, had 11 was in all the battles of Va., Md. and Pa., ch.). awarded medal of honor by congress for gallantry, came to St. Louis 1866, now en- KRATZ, EDWIN AUGUSTUS of gaged in the manufacture of tobacco (m. Champaign 111., b. in Plumsteadville Feb. 25, 1884 Martha Jane Miller, her Pa. July 12, 1844, enlisted in co. A 198 father b. in England, mother b. in Ire- reg. Pa. vol. 1864, shot through chest and land, came to America about 1855, lived in both arms at Dinwiddie C. H. Va. 1865, Wheeling West Va., Jackson Tenn., settled AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 37 in Kankakee 111., her father Wm. G. Miller in Logan's Ferry Pa. Nov. 3, 1830); son of is now living in Petaluma Cal., she, Mar- George Hinman Laflin of Chicago, b. in tha had son Arthur Miller Hills, b. in St. Canton Ct. Jan. 19, 1828, (m. in Pittsfield Louis Sep. 14, i88s); son of Calvin Hills Mass. Sep. 3, 1851 Mary Minerva Browster, of Conewango N. Y. and East Randolph b. in Lenox Mass. Jan. 24, 1832, dau. of Port Office, b. in Windsor Vt. Sep. 16, Dr. John Milton Brewster and Philena 1799, d. in East Randolph Oct. 9, 1889, a Higley); son of Matthew of Chicago, b. clothier and later a farmer, well educated in Southwick Mass. Dec. 16. 1803, organ- in the common branches (m. Mar. 31, 1831 ized the firm of Laflin and Rand, powder Mary Field Watkins, dau. oif Lyman and manufacturers, came to Chicago in the Abigail [Jourdan] Watkins, came from days of old Fort Dearborn 1837 (m. ist Kceiie N. H., lived in Genessee co. N. Y., Feb. 8, 1827 Henrietta, b. in Lee Mass. but later moved to Venango co. Pa., where June 20, 1S05, d. in Canton Ct. Feb. 12, they both died); son of Ebenezer Hills, b. 1834, dau. of Ranson Hinman and Mary in Swanzey N. H. Aug. 16, 1771, d. in Battle, dau. of Ithiel Battle of Tyringham Gainsville N. Y. Sep. 17, 1847, a clothier, Mass., m. 2d Katherine King of Wcstfield took a deep interest in public aflairs, was Mass.); son of Matthew Laflin of South- a staunch Jackson democrat (m. June 8, wick Mass., b. there July 2, 1765, d. there 1796 Lydia Chamberlain, b. in Washing- Dec. 2, 1828. (m. Lydia, b. July 13, 1767, ton N, H. Aug. 15, 1775, d. June 24, 1840); d. Jan. 21, 1853, dau. of Amos and Lydia son of Ebenezer, b. in Swanzey N. H. Rising), had bro. Heman, b. Mar. 12, 1778, June 14, 1738, d. there Dec. 13, 1812, a rev. d. May 7, 1854, m. Feb. 11, 1799 Clarissa and colonial soldier (m. 1st in Oct. 1763 Rising, d. June 6, 1804, and had sister Abigail Nichols, d. Mar. 7, 1794, 2d Abi- Lucy, b. Sep. 28, 1763, m. David Camp- gail Lane, d. Mar. 13, 1850); son of Sam- bell; son of Matthew Laflin of Southwick, uel, b. in Maiden Mass. July i6, 1702, d. in b. June 13, 1735, d. in Southwick Mar. 15, Swanzey N. H. (m. in Wrentham Mass. 1810, Irish Protestant, lieut. in militia, May 4, 1726 Abigail Heaton); son of Sam- selectman of Southwick Mass. 1776-86 and uel, b. in Maiden Dec. 16, 1667, d. in Dor- powder manufacturer there (m. in West- chester 171S (m. a Sarah); son of Joseph., field Mass. Nov. 5, 1761 Lucy, b. Oct. 4, b. in Esse.x Eng. 1630, d. in New- 1743, d. Nov. 16, 1805, dau. of Benjamin bury Mass. Apr. 19, 1694 (m. in Maiden Loomis, b. Aug. 30, 1708, d. 1787) ; son of Mass. in Nov. 1653 Hannah Smith, d. Charles Laflin of Oxford Mass., d. in Eng. 1602, d. in Newbury Feb. 5, 1687 or 8, Southwick Dec. 29, 1762, purchased land in came over in ship " Mary and Ellen " 1638, Westfield Mass., in Antego, afterwards a lawyer of some note, a legislator and called Southwick 1749, and sold it to his prominent in public affairs (m. ist Rose son Matthew for £240 1757, name given Dunster, 2d Hannah Mallows, 3d Hellen as Lofren and Lafren in deed of purchase Atkinson, 4th Mrs. .\nn Lunt). and Laflen in deed of sale (m. a .A.gnes, d. Nov. 29, 1767). T AFLIN, LAWRENCE of Chicago, b. -LJ CLAPP, b. New Or- in Plainfield N. J. Aug. 11, 1886, son DAY, EMORY of Louis Ellsworth Laflin of Chicago, b. leans Feb. 12. 1880; son of Robert in Pittsfield Mass. Mar. 23, 1861, grad. of Slark Day of New Orleans, b. in Rensselaer Polytechnic inst. Troy N. Y. Stonington Ct. Aug. 3, 1855, d. in (ni. 1882 (m. in Plainfield N. J. Oct. 22, 1885 New Orleans Nov. 16, 1895 Apr. Josephine, b. in Westmoreland co. Pa. 22. 1879 Sarah Clapp Thurston, Feb. 27, 1862. dau. of Frederick Know- adopted dau. of Emory Clapp of New land, b. in Washington Pa. Jan. 15, 1831, Orleans); son of James Ingersoll Day of Ct. d. in Plainfield N. J. Apr. 11, 1895, and New Orleans, b. in New London Mar. Sarah [Cadwalader Logan- Knowland, b. 5, 1812, d. there Sep. 21, 1895 (m. Jan. S, ; 38 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 1836 Sarah E., dau. of John Armitage) SWORDS, JOSEPIf FORSYTH of sou of James of New London, b. there Hartford Ct., b. in New York City Mar. 7, 17S0, d. in Alabama 1851 (m. May Aug. 8, 1842, pres. of the Hartford mer- 10, iSi I Hannah, dau. of Capt. Elisha Hin- chants' exchange 1898, charity com. 1896-8, nian of rev. fame, gt.-gr.-dau. of Serj. Ed- life member of Ct. Historical society, vicc- ward Hinman, called Pilgrim of Stratford pres. of the American-Irish Historical so- Ct., who escaped to this country, having ciety 1897-8, member board of managers been one of the serj, at arms to King Chas. Conn. Sons of Am. Rev., member of Army I); son of William Day, b. in Springfield and Navy Club of Conn, and of Colonial Mass., Oct. 23, 171S, d. in Sheffield Mass. Club of Hartford, served in civil war 1797 (m. 1st his cousin Polly Day, dau. of 9th N. Y. reg. 1861-4 (m. Sep. 10. John Day of Boston, 2d Eunice Ingersoll, 1876 Mary Louise, dau. of Obadiah and 3d prob. Rhoda Hubbell, mother of Wil- Annie [Guelph] Kniflfen, the Kniffcns were liam Day); son of John of West Sheffield early settlers of Westchester co. N. Y. Mass., b. Sep. 20, 1673, d. Feb. 28, 1742 (ni. prior rev. war) ; son of Henry of New Mary Smith); son of Thomas Day, d. York City, b. in Sherman Ct. Dec. 9, 1797, in Springfield Mass. Dec. 27, 1711 (m. d. in Brooklyn N. Y. June 13, 1884, tutor Sarah, dau. of Lt. Thomas Cooper, who and prof, of the English acad. in New was killed by the Indians when they burned York City, instructor of youth for 35 years, his town) ; son of Robert Day, b. in Aug. assessor for many years and member so- 1604, d. in Hartford 1648, came from Eng. ciety for improving the condition of the with wife Mary in ship " Elizabeth," was poor of N. Y. City (m. Apr. 24, 1829 Mary, a pioneer of Hartford, his name is on the dau. of Bartholomew and Hannah [For- monument raised in that city to the mem- syth] Smith, b. 1764, d. 1840], b. 1763, d. ory of the 1st settlers there (ni. 1st Mary, 1848, desc. of Samuel and Mary [Kenyon] 2d Editha Stebbins, sister of Deacon Ed- Smith, b. 1722, d. 1796], b. 1708, d. 1792, ward Stebbins, a ist settler of Hartford). and 3d in desc. of Richard Smith of Lyme Ct., who m. Mar. 4, 1669 Bathsheba, dau. T EARNED, ABIJAH, b. in Brighton of James Rogers 16390! Plymouth colony); ^ Mass. 1789, d. in Westboro Mass. Jan. son of Lebbeus Swords of Milltown N. 22,, 1856 (ni. May 10, 181 1 Clarissa Sander- Y., h. in Redding Ct. June 21, 1769, d. in son and had dau. Mary Elizabeth, who m. Milltown Oct. 20, 1848, tutor in Fairfield " Aug. 12, 1854 Daniel J. Hancock of St. Ct. for many years, well known as Master Louis Mo. and had dau. Clara, who m. Swords," removed to N. Y. 1805, and es- William A. Scudder of St. Louis Mo. and tablished in Milltown the ist woolen mill has 3 children, viz.: Frederick Hancock in southern N. Y., continuing the same Scudder, Marion and Constance) ; son of aiiDiI his 1851, d. in Brighton Oct. 10, 1827 (m. July Batterson] of Fairfield Ct. son of George, Ahijah, 8, 1784 Elizabeth Winship); son of father and son served in rev. war) ; son of b. in Watertown Nov. 19, 1715, d. in Cam- Francis Dawson Swords of Fairfield, b. in bridge Mass. 1783 (m. Feb. 3, 1735 Sarah Maryborough Ireland 1731, d, in Fairfield Smith) ; son of Thomas Learned, b. in iSoo, grad. Trinity coll, Dublin 1750, exiled Sherborn Mass. Feb. 11, 1681, d. in Water- from Ireland for taking up arms against f town Dec. 22, 1729 (m. Mary Mason); son the crown 1760, settled in Stamford Ct, of Benoi, b. in Chelmsford Mass. Nov. 29, 1763. enlisted at Stamford Ct, 1775, and 1657, d. in Sherborn Apr. 10, 1738; son of served tliroughout the rev. war,, descend- Isaac, b. in Bermondsay Surry Eng. Feb. ant on mother's side of the Dawson fam- 25, 1623, d. in Chelmsford Mass. Nov. 27, ily, the present head being the Earl of 1657: son of William, b. in England about Dartrey (ni. 1762 Amity Graves, desc, 4th 1590. d. in Woburn Mass. Mar. i, 1646. gen. of Rear Admiral Thomas and Kathr AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 39 erine [Grey] Graves Charlestown Mass. Dec. 16, 1740, d. in Clove N. Y. in Apr. i6jo. and 6th in desc. from John and 1815, was in service in the revolutionary Elinor Whitney of Watertown Mass. war (m. ist Elizabeth Skidmore, b. 1746, i(),35); son of William Swords of Swords d. 1771, liad 4 ch., viz.: Mary, .Vbigail, Ireland, b. there, d. in Maryborough Ire- Phebe and John, m. 2d Tacy Force, b. land (ni. Elizabeth, dau. of Walter Dawson Feb. 12, 1750, and had 7 ch., viz.: Eliza- of Dawson's Grove Ireland, who m. 1672 beth, Charity, Esther, Joseph, Benjamin, Frances, dau. of Richard Dawson, an offi- Bcnoni and Samuel Young Hall); son of cer in Cromwell's army, Richard, bro. of John of Clove, b. in R. I. May 2y, 1717, d. Frances, was a baron Dawson of Gre- in Clove, a Quaker, moved from R. I. and niorne, title later viscount Cremorne, now settled in Clove N. Y. 1748 (m. Ruth Rey- Karl of Dartrey); son of John Swords of nolds, b. Dec. 28, 1717, d. in Beekman N. Swords, Ireland, (m. Mary, dau. of Rich- Y. in Jan. 1808, had 9 ch., viz.: Benjamin, ard Dawson of Kilmore Ireland, sister of Gideon [an officer in rev. war], Sarah, Rev. William Dawson, d. 1802, rector of Mary, Abigail, William, Wait, Wait and Ematris) ; son of Cornet George Swordes, Ruth); son of William Hall, emigrated one of the officers serving in Ireland in from Eng. and was one of the early set- the cause of King Charles I and Charles tlers of R. I. (had n ch., viz.: Alice, b. II 1649, the original name Sourdes, an- 1690, William, b. 1699, Abigail, b. 1702, cestors French Huguenot patriots, ex- Alice, b. 1703, Sarah, b. 1704, Benoni, b. iled 1595 prior to the Edict of Nantes, 1710, Henry, b. 1712, Abel, b. 1714, John, arms, gules, a lion passant, gurdant, be- b. 1717, Mary, b. 1719, and Samuel,, b. tween three saUires, couped or; crest, a 1720). dexter cubit arm holding a sword, motto, fortitcr ct fidtlitcr, or I>oldly and faithfully. MUIR, WILLIAM SAWTELL of Philadelphia Pa., b. in Chicago III. May 6, 1864, engaged in fire insurance HALL, IL^RRISON Jr. of Shelby N. business (m. June 6, 1894 Lydia Washing- C, b. in New York state Mar. 29, ton Chichester, dau. of Washington Bowie 1848, d. Dec. 26, 1886 (m. Oct. 15, 1870 Chichester of Md., desc. of families Bowie, Emily L., dau. of William G. and Jane E. Mason, Beverley, Byrd, Brown, Grifiith [Gasner] Tompkins and gr.-dau. of Cul and Ridgeley of Md. and Va.; son of William Ward and Charlotte [Post] William Muir of Philadelphia Pa., b. in Tompkins, she Emily had 5 ch., viz.: War- Louisville Ky. July 2, 1834, in fire ins. ren Vail, Harold Stratton, Elsie Louise, business in Louisville until 1867, Saratoga Mary Emilie and Charles Edwin Hall); Springs 1871, Harrisburg Pa. 1877 and son of Harrison Hall of Marlborough N. Philadelphia since 1877, now vice-pres. of Y., b. in Clove N. Y. Mar. 27, 1814, d. in the Fire assoc. Phila. (m. Sep. 27, 1859 Marlborough N. Y. Sep. 6, 1880 (m. Augusta Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. E. N. June 28, 1838 Caroline, dau. of Michael Sawtell, b. in Havre France, desc. of the and Mary [Germond] Vail, on her moth- Sawtells, French Huguenots, Wailingfords er's side desc. through the Peters family of of N. H. and Eng., Van Buskirk of Hol- Col. John Jackson, d. 1725, sheriff of land and N. Y., Earles of Eng., Nelsons Queens co.); son of Joseph Hall of Marl- and Pattons of Ky., she, Augusta had 5 borough, b. in Clove N. Y. Jan. 16, 1779, ch., viz.: Maria Wurts, William Sawtell, d. in Marlborough Sep. 2, 1843 (m. Eliza- Ophelia, John Wallingford and Augusta beth Olivett, b. Apr. 13, 1782, d. in Marl- Elizabeth Muir); son of John Muir of N. borough May 16, 1857, had 9 ch., viz.: Y., Louisville and Phila., b. in N. Y. City, Benson, James, Mary, Isaac, Herbert. Har- d. in Phila. Aug. 21, 1870, lieut. in U. S. rison, Alonzo Burr, William Tilton and army in war of 1812, helped to garrison a Rhoda Ann Hall); son of Benjamin, b. fort in N. Y. harbor, and later in fire ins. 40 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. business in Louisville Ky. (m. Maria Wade S. C, who was exiled from Ireland be- Wurts, dau. of Daniel Wurts) ; son of cause of political troubles); son of Wil- William Muir of Anwoth Scotland, b. in liam Mell of St. Paul's, Beech HillS. C, Scotland about 1754, d. in Feb. 1809, came b. in St. James Goose Creek Parish about to U. S. from AnWiOth Scotland 1774, 1730, d. prob. in St. Paul's Parish Beech served 7 years in Washington's army, bur- Hill before 1784 (m. about 17S4); son of ied with his wife in old Wall st. Presby. Thomas Mell of St. James Goose Creek church yard (m. Mary, dau. of George and Parish, born in South Carolina, died in Catherine [Von Yoe Tillou] Ritchie, and St. James Goose Creek in Dec. 1759. had fir. -dau. of Vincent Tillou, all of N. Y. wealth and good birth (m. 1719 Mary, dau. City, she Mary had son John and 4 daus.). of James Boswood, one of the original settlers of S. C); son of John Mell, who MELL, P.\TRICK HUES of Auburn settled near Charleston S. C. in 1677, was .•\la., b. in Penfield Ga. May 24, 1850, one of the first settlers (m. Elizabeth). .'\. B., M. E. and Ph. D., prof, geology and botany in Ala. A. and M. coll., director MOORE, HORACE LADD of Law- Ala. weather service 1884-93, inventor of rence Kan., b. in Mantua Ohio Feb. ptesent system U. S. weather signal flags, 25- 1837, removed to Kan. 1858, enlisted " " director Ala. Agri. Experiment Station, i86i, served till 1865, corporal D co. 2d fellow Amer. Geological society and Amer. Kan. inf., ist lieut. " D " co. 2d Kan. cav., .A.. A. S., member National Geographical lieut.-col. 4th Ark. cav., nvx]. i8th Kan. society, author of several works on bot- cav., col. 19th Kan. cav. and member S3d f any, geology and meterology (m. June 15, congress (ni. Sep. 16, 1864 Esther Amelia iS/S Annie R. White, desc. of the Whites, Harmon, dau. of Capt. Samuel Harmon, Benedicts, Norths, Carters, Fitches, War- b. in Suffield Ct. July 30, 1808 [and Jane ings and Loiinshury families of L. I. and Deming of Sandisfield Mass., dau. of Jona- Ct., and chapter regent of Daughters of than Deming], sort of Alexander Harmon, Amer. Rev.); son of Patrick Hues Mell b. Sep. II, 1779 [and Mary Hanchett of of Athens Ga., b. in Liberty co. Ga. July Suffield Ct.], son of Deacon Samuel, b. 19, 1814, d. in Athens Jan. 26, 1888, D. D., May 9, 1736 [and Abiel Sheldon, m. Nov. LL. D., distinguished as a minister, II, 1762], son of Samuel, b. in Suffield Aug. teacher, parliamentarian and author, chan- 25, 1699 [and Deborah Winchell, m. Apr. cellor Ga. Univ., pres. Southern Baptist 28, 1723], son of Nathaniel, b. Mar. 13, convention, col. in confederate army and 1654 [and Mary Skinner, m. Nov. ig, author on church discipline, prayer, bap- 1685], son of John, son of Francis Har- tism and predestination (m. June 29, 1840 mon, she, Esther had 4 ch., viz.: Robert Lurene Howard Cooper, d. in Athens Ga. Harmon. Jennie Elizabeth, Samuel Adams July 6, 1861, desc. of Cooper and Connor and Frank Horace Moore); son of Samuel families, tarly settlers of Scriven and Mont- Moore of Mantua Portage co. Ohio, b. in gomery counties Ga.); son of Benjamin Soutliwick Mass. Nov. 24. 1792. d. in Man- Mell of Liberty co., b. in New Charleston tua Ohio Jan. 23, 1868, farmer, served in S. C. 1782, d. in Liberty 1828, a man of war of 1812, moved from Southwick to Ct. means, position and influence (m. Feb. 19, reserve in Northern Ohio with his father 1807 Cynthia Sumner, d. l8a8, desc. of 1806 (m. Dec. 25, 1817 Elizabeth, dau. of William Sumner, wlio settled in Dorches- Amaziah Keyes, b. in Plymouth Mass. ter Mass. 1636, his sons Increase and Sam- Aug. 13, 1771 [and Nancy Crafts, dau. of uel settled in S. C.) ; son of William Mell Maj. Edward Crafts, b. in Boston Oct. 12, of S. C. and Liberty co. Ga., b. in St. 1746], son of Abijah. b. Sep. 17, 1746. son James Goose Creek Parish S. C. about of Oliver [and Rabecoa Patterson, m. Nov. 1755, d. in Liberty co. July 25, 1805 (m. 1.1. 1727], son of Thomas, b. Feb. 8, 1674 about 1781 Sarah, dau. of Patrick Hues of [and Elizabeth Howe, m. Jan. 22, 1696], ; AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 41 son of Elias, b. May 20, 1643 [and Sarah Horse " 1675, had a grant of land in the Klandford, m. Sep. II, 1665], son of Rob- vicinity of Salmon Brook in Simsbury ert, who with his wife Sarah were at in 1680, deeded 50 acres of land in Sims- Watcrtown Mass. 1633) ; son of Samuel bury to his son Benjamin (m. Feb. 15. Moore of Mantua Ohio, b. in Simsbury 1671 Sarah, dau. of Samuel Phelps, son of Ct. May 24, 1764, d. in Mantua Nov. 3, William, the emigrant). 1816, farmer in Southwick Mass., sold his farm 1806, moved with his family to the MOSHER, GEORGE CLARK of Kan- " " Western Reserve Ohio, his outfit con- sas City Mo., b. in Mt. Blanchard sisted of one wagon with yoke of oxen, Ohio Aug. 8, 1858, grad. at Ohio State span of horses and a cow, with these he university 1879. grad. M. D. 1882, sur- crossed the Hudson river at Fishkill, came geon National Guard 1883, resided in Kan- through Carlysle and Pittsburg Pa., en- sas City since 1884, prof, obstetrics Kansas tered Ohio at Youngstown, and -passed City Med. college, delegate to loth inter- through Warren, which then contained but national med. congress Berlin 1890 (m. one frame building, at that time Northern Jan I, 1883 Ida, b. 1859, grad. A. B. Ober- Ohio was an unbroken forest (m. 1788 lin coll. Ohio, dau. of Frederick George Eunice, bapt. in St. Andrew's church Beagle of Blissfield Mich., a prominent Simsbury Ct. Nov. 16, 1769, dau. of Capt. business man and philanthropist, and Isaac Gillett, 'born March 5, 1744-5, and Catherine Beagle, and had 3 ch., viz.: Ruth, Susannah Root, m. Oct. 6, 1768, son of George Frederick and Gladys Mosher), he Deacon Isaac Gillett, b. May 16, 1720, and George Clark Mosher had bros. Norton Honora Stevens, m. Dec. 28, 1742, son of Douglas, b. Aug. 14, 1861, d. in Feb. 188S. Isaac, b. Aug. 2, 1693, and Elizabeth Gris- and Donald Fitch, b. Dec. 4, 1872 [ni.], wold, m, Oct. 29, 1719, son of Nathan, b. sisters Minnie, b. Oct. 28, 1863 [m. Asahel Aug. 17, 165s, and Rebecca Owen, m, June M. Finney], and Ellen Stanford Mosher, 30, 1692, son of Nathan Gillett, the emi- b. Mar. 20, 1869 [m.]); son of George grant who was at Dorchester 1630, Wind- Stanford Mother of Kansas City, b. in sor 1635 and served in the Pequot war) Providence Ohio Aug. 9, 1836, grad. son of Joseph Moore of Simsbury Ct., b. Shurtleft coll. Alton 111., merchant lin Mt. " " there July 21, 1720, d. on The Jersey Blanchard Ohio for years, auditor of Han- N. Y. harbor Nov. 3, 1776, lieut. in a train- cock CO. Ohio 2 terms, and is now living band in Southwick in the town of Sims- in Kansas City (m. Sep. 6, 1857 Charlotte bury 177s, this was Capt. Buttolph's Co., Maria Fitch, dau. of Joseph and Mary Ann i8th reg. Ct. militia, the reg. commanded [Hurd] Fitch, both of Ct. rev. stock); son by Jonathan Pettibone arrived in N. Y. of Philip Clark Mosher, b. near Lebanon 1776, Lieut. Moore was taken prisoner N. Y. June 30, 1806, d. in Alton 111. Dec. " " Aug. 27, 1776, and d. on The Jersey (m. 27, 1847, was of Quaker descent, one of the Mary, d. in Southwick Mass. Aug. 21, 1811, promoters and contractors in the construc- dau. of Thomas Stevens and Miriam, dau. tion of the Wabash and Erie canal 1835, Peter Buell, son of William Buell, the emi- associated with Gen. James B. Steedman grant); son of Benjamin Moore of Sims- and Lt.-Gov. James Myers of Ohio, and bury and Windsor, b. in Windsor Ct. Dec. with them operated a line of packet boats S, 1693, had a grant of land, in Simsbury on the canal subsequent to its completion 1715-16, bought real estate in Windsor (m. Sep. 24, 1833 Ellen, b. Feb. 22, 1813, 1724, 1729 and 1743 (m. Eunice, b. West- d. Sep. 12, 1878, dau. of James Stanford of field Mass. Oct. 12, 1688, d. Feb. 23, 1732, N. Ireland, was in war 1812, and Polly dau. of Nathaniel Phelps, son of George, [Johnstone] Stanford of N. Ireland); son the emigrant); son of Andrew Moore of of Abial Mosher (m. Ruth Anthony); son Windsor Ct., d. there Nov. 29, 1719, he is of Barnabas Mosher, b. 1781 (m. Ruth listed in Windsor as having " Family and Ryder); son of Barnabas, b. Dec. 21, 1720 ,3 i 42 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. (m. Auk. I'. 1744 Bethiah Walker); son of sterdam and Aeltze Jans Hendrickse [Van Joseph, b. 7692 (m. Sep. 23, 1718 Mehitabel Bommel] Wessels); son of Andries Jan- Smitli); son of Nicholas ; son of sen Meyer of New Amsterdam, b. in Am- Hugh, came over from Eng. in the ship sterdam Holland (m. Nov. 5, 1671 Vroutje " Jane " 1632. Idens Van Vorst, dau. of Ide Corneliszen Van Vorst [and Hilletje Jans] of Ahasi- MYER, ALBERT JAMES of Lake mess, now part of Jersey City, and is said View N. Y., b. in New York City to have been the ist white male child born Aug. 15, 1862, B. A. Hobart 1884, counsel- and married in New Netherlands); son of lor at law Buffalo N. Y. 1887 (m. Oct. 20, Jan Dircksen Meyer of New Amsterdam, 1886 Gertrude Virginia Sharp, dau. of who came from Amsterdam with his Thomas Sharp and Gertrude Elizabeth wile Tryntje Andriesse Grevenraet prior to Marsh, gt.-gr.-dau. of Col. Joseph Marsh 1652, their names are recorded in the list of of Phil., she. Gertrude had son Albert old members of the Dutch church. Jaines Myer, b. Sep. 12, 1888), had bro. Walden Myer of Washington D. C, b. in ELLIS, LUTHER McAFEE of To- Lake View N. Y. Mar. 17, 1866, grad. B. N peka Kan., b. there Mar. I, 1875, edu- A. Harvard and at Oxford; sons of Albert cated at Topeka H. S. and Midland coll. Jaines Myer of Washington D. C, b. in Atchison Kan., served during the World's Newburgh N. Y. Sep. 20, 1827, d. in Buf- Fair at Chicago as one of the Columbian falo N. Y. Aug. 24, 1880, brigadier-gen. guards dupt. of admission, adm. to bar and chief signal officer U. S. A., M. D., 1898 and a member of Lutheran church LL. D., Ph. D. (m. Aug. 24, 1857 Cathe- Topeka (unmarried); son of DeWitt C. rine, dau. of Ebenezer and Susan Judge Nellis of Topeka, b. in Palatine Bridge N. . [Marvin] Walden, desc. of Reinold Mar- Y. Jan. 2, 1849, a lawyer by profession, ian, original settler of Hartford Ct., and prosecuting attorney for Ellis co. Kan. 8 of Thomas Munson, an early settler of years, served as judge of district court 17th New Haven Ct.); son of Henry Beekman judicial district of Kan. i term, and is Myer of Newburgh N. Y. and Buffalo N. member of Lutheran church Topeka (m. Y., b. in N. Y. Jan. 6, 1795, d. in Chicago Mar. 4, 1874 Emma Virginia McAfee, dau. 111. Elinor 1882 (m. Nov. 6, J8l8 Pope Mc- of J. B. McAfee M. A., Lutheran clergy- Clanahan, dau. of Robert and Elinor man by profession, served in union army [Baird] McClanahan of Hudson N. Y. and as chaplain during rebellion, lieut., capt., Scotland) ; son of Simon Johnson Myer of supt. of refugees at Fort Smith, afterward Dutchess CO. N. Y., b. in N. Y. City Dec. adjt.-gen. of Kan. and member of Kan. I. 1749. d. in Red Hook N. J. July 5, 1821, legislature, is of Scotch-Irish descent 1st lieut. in Capt. John Collins' co. reg. 1790); son of Jaines Nellis of Palatine associated exempts Dutchess co. (m. Aug. Bridge N. Y., b. in Fairfield N. Y. Apr. 2, 28, 1774 Cornelia, dau. of Thomas Thorn 1816, d. in Palatine Bridge Feb. 24, 1888, and Catherine Livingston, dau. ot Gilbert fai mer and a life-long member of Lutheran Livingston and Cornelia Beekman and church (m. Jan. 25, 1842 Mary Magdalene gr.-dau. of Robert Livingston, 1st lord of Wert, her ancestors were farmers and Ger- the manor, and Col. Henry Beekman, and man Lutherans); son of Peter Philip gt.-gr.-dau. of Philip Pieterse Schuyler); Nellis of Herkimer and Montgomery son of Andrew Myer of New York City, counties N. Y., b. near Palatine Church N. b. there (m. Susanna, dau. of John Mc- Y. Sep. 17, 1783, d. near Palatine Bridge N. Phaedris and Helena Johnson, sister of Y. Nov. II, 1872, farmer, bapt. and con- Simon Johnson, recorder of N. Y.); son firmed in Lutheran church (ni. Jan. 25, of Andrew of New York City, b. there, 1806 Margaret Spraker, gr.-dau. of George bapt. Nov. 24, 1686, d. 1767 (m. Feb. 23, Spraker, who came from Germany 1740, 1708 Gertze, dau. of Laurens of New Am- 1st to N. Y. City and afterwards to Sprak- J AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 43 ITS N. Y. in Mohawk valley) ; son of were m. Sep, 21, 1820, 2d Oct. 8, 1853 Sarah Philip of Palatine Church N. Y., b. there Patch); son of Jacob Tilton Moulton of Dec. I, 1746, d. in Fairfield N. Y. in Nov. Chichester N. H., b. in Hampton N. II. 1818, served 7 years in continental army Jan. 18, 1800, d. in Danvcrs Mass. July 2, during the rev. war, was in Capt. Zieley's 1880, farmer, lived in Hampton, Gilford, CO. and Col. Klock's reg. Palatines of Thornton and Chichester N. H. (m. Jan. Tryon co. militia, wounded in battle of 30, 1823 Betsy Sanborn, dau. of Jeremiah Oriskany, his name is on Oriskany monu- Sanborn of Chichester, b. Feb. 11, 1773, and ment, bapt. in Palatine church and a Lu- Martha [Lake] Sanborn of Chichester, b. tlieran (m. 1770 Elizabeth Dietz, Scho- Mar. 21, 1773) ; son of Jacob Smith Moul- harie, Palatine, German, member of Dutch ton of Hampton N. H., b. there May 3, Reformed church); son of Andrew Nellis 1770, d. there Feb. 26, 1843 (m. July 13, of Palatine Church, b. in Schoharie N. Y. 1794 Nancy, dau. of Caleb Tilton, b. Jan. 1715, d. near Palatine Church 1779, one of 12, 1742, d. July II, 1815, and Nancy the principal founders of Palatine Church, [Prescott] Tilton, b. July 22, 1746, d. Nov. the oldest church in Mohawk valley, a far- 13, 1814, they were m. May 16, 1765); son mer, bapt. and confirmed by Lutheran pas- of Jonathan of Hampton N. H., b. there tor in Schoharie N. Y. (m. 1735 Catharine June 30, 1726, d. there Sep. 18, 1787, col. Fox, German, Palatine); son of William, 3d N. H. reg. of continental troops during one of the Palatine immigrants -who landed rev. war and afterwards brig.-gen. of mili- in N. Y. harbor 1710. tia (m. Feb. 22, 1749 Abigail, dau. of Ben- jamin and Mary [Hobbs] Smith, who were MOULTON, GEORGE MAYHEW m. Mar. 23, 1727); son of Jacob Moulton of Chicago 111., b. in Readsboro Vt. of Hampton, b. there June 21, 1688, d. there Mar. IS, 1851, came to Chicago with his Mar. 7, 1751 (m. Dee. 10, 1714 Sarah, dau. father 1853, pres. Pioneer Fire-proof Con- of John and Rebecca [Marston] Smith, struction CO. for manufacture and sale of who were ni. Aug. 23, 1676). fire-proofing tile used in fire-proof build- ings, pres. of Moulton-Starrett Co., in NEWELL, ?nRAM of Saratoga Springs business of general building contract- N. Y., b. in Burke Vt. July 21, 1815, ing, pres. Knights Templars and Masons' moved to western New York state 1852, Life Indemnity co., co-operative asaess- elected from Erie co. 1859 to the N. Y. ment insurance, and col. 2d reg. infantry legislature of i860, served I term, custoni 111. national guard (m. Mar. 12, 1873 Flora house officer from Erie co. 1861-65, moved A. Garland, dau. of Seth and Martha A. to Saratoga Springs 1872, merchant, re- [Ware] Garland, m. Nov. 24, 1849, and tired from business 1886 (m. Apr. 22, 1840 moved to Burlington 1855, she Flora had PliL-bc T. Bush, dau. of Lemuel Ter Bush, 2 ch., viz.: Edith May, b. in Winona Me. b. in Nine Partners N. Y. Feb. 15, 1770, Aug. 31, 1874, and Arthur Garland Moul- and had 4 ch,, viz.: John Augustus, George ton, b. in Chicago Feb. 15, 1876); son of R., Lillian S. and Alice R. Newell, who d. Joseph Tilton Moulton of Chicago 111., b. Saratoga Spr. .Apr. 18, 18S2 [m. H. T. in Gilford N. H. Aug. 27, 1826, d. in Chi- Johnson]); son of Bufus of Burke Vt., cago Aug. 30, 1896, came to Chicago 1853 Jay N. Y. and Canton N. Y., b. Tinmouth and lived there until death, was the senior Vt. June 8, 1784, d. in Little Falls N. Y. member of the firm of J. T. Moulton and Feb. 15. 1875, farmer, held town offi- Son, grain elevator, architects and con- ces of trust (m. 1st Dec. 5, 1805 Rebekah tractors (m. 1st Apr. 12, 1846 Jane Maria Beckwith, had i child, m. 2d Dec. 27, 1812 Babcock, dau. of Hugh Babcock, b. July Betsey, b. 1789, dau. of Ira Beckwith, b. 18, 1798, d. in Leyden Feb. 11, 1854, and 1760, d. Jan. 7. 1828 [and Hannah Whee- Sarah [Stone] Babcock, b. Oct. 15, 1797, lockj, a 'fanner, desc. of Sir Here. Pe d. in Waterville Me. in Feb. 1890, they i\Ialebisse, had 7 ch., 3d Mrs. Tamiser i 44 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. Straltoii Oct. 9. 1853); son o[ Daniel and dau. John Underbill and Mary [KelseyJ John Caldvirell Ntwcll ot Tinmoulh Vt., Burke Vt., Farni- Baldwin) ; son of Norton iiigloii Ct. and Barkhampsted Ct., b. in of Guilford, b. there Apr. 20, 1834, d. there Farniington Ct. Sep. 16, 1755, d. in Burke Jan. 14, 1894, a master mechanic, having Vt. Dec. 22, 1824, rev. soldier, enlisted at charge of Fowler and Colburn's fish-oilfac- Farniiiigton Ct., served at Tinmouth Vt. tory in Guilford for number of years, after- several terms, capt. of the artillery militia wards a contractor and builder in his CO., and filled places of public trust in native town (m. Dec. 2, 1871 Josephine Burke (ni. Sep. 17, 1778 Nancy, b. Feb. Bailey, b. June 20, 1852 in Utica N. Y., 17, 1762, d. 1844 in Burke Vt., dau. of Peter dau. of Frederick Bailey and Catherine Curtis of Farmington Ct., and had ii ch., Van Hufl, who belonged to an old N. Y. 2 b. in Farmington, 3 in Tinmouth Vt. and Dutch family, removed to Ct. i860) ; son the others in Burke) ; son of Daniel New- of Calvin of Guilford, b. in North Madi- ell of Farmington Ct., b. there Feb. 20, son June II, 1805, d. in Guilford Aug. 12, 1719 (had 2 ch., Capt. Daniel Newell and i8go, farmer (m. Sep. 23, 1830 Charlotte B. Mrs. Annie Barce of Middletown Vt. Morse, b. Feb. 5, 1806, d. Feb. 3, 1883); 1838); son of Thomas of Farmington Ct., son of Anson of Madison Ct.. b. in Nov. b. probably there Mar. i. 1690 (ni. July 9. 1764, d. Dec. 4, 1822, farmer (m. Sylvia 1713 Mary, b. Mar. 15 1690, dau. of John Field, b. Mar. 21, 1779, d. Mar. 5, 1812, dau. and Mary [Judd] Lee); son of Samuel of Joshua Field and widow Submit Col- of Farmington, bp. there Dec. S. 1660, d. lins iiee Field, dau. of Zecariah [and Anna Feb. 15, 1753, member of Farmington Seward Field], son of Ebenezer Field church, and held military rank of ensign [and Mary Dudley], son ot Zechariah (ni. Dec. 30, 1683 Mary, d. Apr. 5, 1752, Field [and Sarah Webb], son Zechariah dau. of Thomas Hart, b. 1643. who married Field [and Mary], son of Joshua, son of Ruth Hawkins, dau. of Anthony Hawkins, Samuel Field [and Bethiah Johnson of who came from Eng., and gr.-dau. of Norwich], son of Ebenezer and Mary Peter Brown, who came from Eng. in the [Dudley] Field); son of John Norton of ship "Mayflower" 1630); son of Thomas Durham-Killingworth. b. Feb. 16, 1715, Newell, came from Hertfordshire ILng., fanner (m. 1742 Mary Griswold. b. June and was the 1st Newell to settle in Farm- 23. 1723, dau. of Samuel Griswold [and iuRton Ct. (m. Rebeckah Olmstead). Mary Francis of Wethersfield], son of Thomas [and Mary], son of Michael [and NORTON, FREDERICK CALVIN of Ann of Wethersfield], b. in Kenilworth Bristol Ct., b. in Guilford Ct. Mar. Warwickshire Eng.) ; son of John Norton -4. 1873. studied pharmacy, clerk in S. A, of Durham 1715, b. prob. there Oct. 8, Richards' pliarniacy for several years, re- 1686. d. 1768, prob. a farmer (m. Eliza- " moved to Bristol 1897, editor of The beth) ; son of Thomas of Saybrook and " 1 Guilford Echo 5 years, correspondent for Durham, b, 1626, d. 1712 (m. May 8. 1661 many newspapers, published " History of Elizabeth Mason, d. Jan. 31, 1699). Faulkner's Island," " Annals of Local His- tory," " The Connecticut Constitution," OTIS, ALBERT BOYD of Boston " The Day of Ruin," " Governors of Ct.," Mass. and Belfast Me., b. in Belfast " Ct. Historians " and " Life of Henry June 24. 1839, lawyer and member of sev- Barnard " in Ct. " Quarterly," is manager eral societies (unmarried); son ot Samuel Merriman Bros.' pharmacy (m. Oct. 21, of Belfast, b. in Wiscasset Me. May 25, i8g6 Melvina Carpenter Baldwin, b. in 1805, d. in Belfast Oct. 19, 1884 (m. Dec. Branford Ct. Mar. 10, 1874, grad. Guilford 27, 1832 Eliza M. Nickerson, b. July 12, H. S. 1892 and Normal school in New 1812, d. Mar. 16, 1889, dau. ot Salathiel Britain Ct. 1894, a teacher before marriage, Nickerson [and Martha R. McClure], son desc. of one of the ist settlers of Milford of Salathiel of Chajtham Mass., desc. of I AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 45 William Nickerson, dcsc. of Elder William of Weston, b. and d. there (m. Mary); son Brewstc-r, Gov. Prence, Rev. John Mayo, of John Parker, b. 1612, d. 1686, settled in 1st pastor of 2d church, associate judge Weston 1650. and Lieut. Jonathan Sparrow, Stephen Hopkins of the " Mayflower," Martha R. POOR, CH.'VRLES LONGSTREET of .McClnre, dau. of Capt. James McClure of Washington D. C. b. in Skaneateles rev. army Bunkerhili, his father also was N. Y. Oct. I, 1873, officer U. S. navy, N. in rev. war, and Mary Nesmith of London- educated at St. Paul's school Concord derry)-, son of Bavid Otis of Wiscas- H., Troy Polytechnic institute and U. S. ; son of sct and Alna Me., b. in Bristol Me. Oct. Naval academy (unmarried) Charles Henry of D. 22, 1766, d. in Alna Jan. 22, 1849 (m. June Poor Washington b. in Norfolk Navy Yard Va. Mar. 24. 6. 1799 Jane, dau. of Col. Samuel [and C, civil war, Frances Fletcher Boyd] of Bristol, b. Sep. 1844, othccr in U. S. navy during Samuel member of Loyal Legion (m. Sep. 22. 1871 25, I77.3> d. Sep. 24, 1838) ; son of dau. of C. T. Otis of Bristol Me., b. in Yarmouth Mass. Cornelia Tyler Longstreet, N. Y., gt.-gr.-dau. 1729, d. in Bristol 1805 (m. Patience Sher- Longstreet of Syracuse man, prob. dau. of Ebenezer Sherman of Col. Comfort Tyler, who built the 1st [and Wait Barker, dau. of William Barker road west of Rome N. Y., a member of sheriff of co. and of R. I.] of Dartmouth Mass., b. May 6th, legislature, ist Onondaga the army of 1812, slie. 8lh or 9th, 1735); son of John Otis (m. commissary gen. of desc. of Piatt, Treadwell and Red- Dec. 19, 1717 Dorothy, dau. of Hosea Cornelia Charles Henry ; Poor Joyce of Yarmouth Mass. and Elizabeth field families) son of b. in Cambridge Chipman, b. June 24, 1647, dau. of Ruling of Washington D. C, Nov, Elder John Chipman and Hope Rowland, Mass. June 9, 1808, d. in Washington midshipman dau. of John Howland of the " May- 5, 1882, entered U. S. navy as flower "). 1823, served throughout the Mexican and civil wars, retired as rear admiral 1870 (m. the PARKER, THOMAS AUGUSTUS of May 13 Mattie Lindsay Starke, desc. of Lindsay, Boiling, Detroit Mich., b. in Sacketts Harbor distinguished Starke, Daingerfield. and Cocke families of N. Y. Nov. 28, 1821 (m. Sep. 6, 1853 Eliza- Fox William Lind- beth Jane Maxwell, English descent, had Va. and gr.-dau. of Lt.-Col. say of Lee's Legion 1777-80); son of 5 ch.. viz.: Charles Frederick Maxwell, Moses Baltimore Md;, b. in Julia. Arthur Maxwell, Justine House and Poor of John LL-impstead N. H. Aug. 26, 1774, d. in Edward Horatio Parker) ; son of merchant Goldsboro Parker of Hamilton Out. and Washington D. C. Oct. 14, 1852, (m. Nov. 26, 1801 Charlotte Rochester N. Y., b. in Winchester N. H. of Baltimore of the White and Lucas families of May 14, 1794, d. in Rochester N. Y. June White England and direct desc. of Thomas 24, 1875 (m. Jan. 12, 1817 Jane Carson New son of Eli- Turpin. desc. of Huguenot family who fled White of Weymouth 1648); phalet and Danbarton from France in the i6th century and settled Poor of Hampstead b. in Rowley Mass. Mar. 18, 1746 or in Ireland); son of Ezra of Winchester N. N. IL, in Hopkinton N. H. Oct. 19, 1827, a H., b. there Apr. 17, 1770, d. there May 5, 7, d. rev. soldier in the N. H. troops during 1843. lieut.-col. commandant 6th reg. mili- Saratoga campaign (m. May 8. 1769 Eliza- tia of N. H. 1811-1793 (m. Aug. 7. 1793 well-known N. E. family, i Caroline Goldsboro of a Mass. family of beth Little of the of the pro- English ancestry); son of Ezra Parker of dau. of Samuel Little, member Exeter 1775-6 and a V/eston Mass. and Winchester, b. in Wes- vincial congress at distinguished patriot, and gt.-gt.-gr.-dau. ton June 13, 1731, d. in Winchester Mar. of Alice Poor, sister of John, b. 1615, d. II, iSio (m. 1755 Sarah Pratt); son of of Samuel of Rowley Mass.. b. John of Weston, b. there Aug. 17, 1687, d. 16S4); son Apr. 28, 1706, d. in there 1762 (m. Sarah Bent); son of John in Newbury Mass. 46 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. Rowley Sep. 21, 1748 (m. Nov. 10, 1730 ford Mass. Feb. 20, 1748, d. in East Wash- Elizabeth Searl); son of Henry of New- ington Feb. 19, 1846, farmer, came to East bury, b. there Dec. 13, 1650, d. in Rowley Washington by marked trees, served in 1740, a soldier of Mass. in King Philip's rev. war under Capt. Jonathan Brockway war 1675-6 (m. Sep. 12, 1679 Abagail Hale, (m. May 11, 1769 Mary, d. 1845, dau. of dau. of Thomas and Mary [Hutchinson] Oliver Proctor, desc. of Robert Proctor, Hale, who were b. in Eng. and came to one of the 1st settlers of Concord and Salem Mass. when children); son of John Chelmsford Mass., her mother Mary, dau. Poor of Newbury Mass., b. in Wiltshire of Aaron Parker of Chelmsford, desc. of Eng. 1615, d. in Newbury Mass. Nov. 21, Abraham Parker); son of Israel Proctor 1684, came to Newbury from Wiltshire of Chelmsford, b. there Oct. 4, 1708, d. about 1635, built a house on the Neck June 15, 1755 (m. Sep. 18, 1735 Sarah Ray- Gershom b. which is still standing and in possession of mond) ; son of of Chelmsford, the family (m. Sarah). in Concord Mass. May 13, 1648, d. in Chelmsford Nov. 8, 1714. served in King " PROCTOR, WILLIAM LAWRENCE Philip's war under Maj. Willard 1675 (m. of Ogdensburg N. Y., b. in East July 4, 1690 Sarah Whitacre); son of Washington N. H. Mar. 26, 1837, d. in Robert Proctor, made a freeman ui Con- Lakewood N. J. Nov. ig, 1897, manager cord Mass. 1643 (m. Dec. 31, 1645 Jane of the extensive lumber firm of Skillings, Ilildrith, eldest dau. of Richard of Cam- Whitney and Barnes for many years, bridge 1654, one of the grantees of Chelms- mayor of the city 7 years, pres. of St. Law- ford, settled there the same year, his house rence State hospital, and held many other was a garrison during the Indian wars responsible positions in city, state and 1691-2). church (m. Feb. 12, 1861 Dolly Paulina, dau. of Rev. Joel Manning Howard, son of REYNOLDS, JUSTIN OAKLEY of Calvin, son of Benjamin Hayward, one of New York City, b. in Bridgeville N. the early settlers of Vt., she, Dolly had 5 Y. Nov. 20, 1870, civil engineer, grad. ch., viz.: William H., Lawrence M., Mary Union coll. 1894 (unmarried); son of I., Nancy G. and Mabel J. Proctior) ; son Charles Haight Reynolds of Highland N. of Israel of East Washington, b. there Y., b. in Monticello N. Y. Feb. 22, 1842, a Mar. 25, 1809, d. in Ogdensburg N. Y. Methodist clergyman (m. Feb. 21, 1867 Apr. 19, 1888, farmer (m. June 3, 1835 Sarah Frances Van Inwegen, b. in Monti- Alary Barnes, her father Eber Barnes, son cello and is of Dutch descent, her. parents of Asa, and her mother Mary Adams, dau. were born in Port Jervis, where their par- of Gideon Adams, 1st merchant in Hen- ents also lived, mention is made of the nikcr N. H., son of Aaron Adams, one of Van Inwegen family in the Hist, of Deer- the 1st settlers of Henniker and an officer park); son of William Harvey Reynolds in the rev. army, she, Mary had 10 ch.); son of Monticello N. Y., b. in Platteville N. Y. of Israel Proctor of East Washington N. Sep. 20, 1810, d. in Liberty N. Y. Oct. 28, H., b. in Chelmsford Mass. Jan. 30, 1774, 1886, carpenter, lived on a farm for many d. in East Washington Mar. 13, 1839, years, temperance man and a highly re- farmer (m. Mar. 7, 1798 Lydia Reed, her spected citizen (m. Aug. 9, 1838 Ellen M. father William Reid, b. in Lexington Vi'alsh. dau. of Asa Walsh of Holland Mass., served in rev. war in battles of Lex- Dutch descent and Abigail Ellsworth of ington and Bunker Hill, her mother Eliza- Vt.); son of Daniel of Monticello N. Y., beth Davis, desc. of Dolar Davis, cousin b. in White Plains N. Y. Feb. 18, 1776, d. Capt. Isaac Davis of rev. fame, who fell at in Liberty N. Y. June 23, 1838, teacher (m. Concord Bridge 1775. she, Lydia had 10 May 28, 1803 Bilicha Jones, her parents ch., 4 sons and 6 daus.); son of William lived in White co. N. Y.); son of Silas Proctor of East Washington, b. in Chelms- Reynolds of Monroe N. Y., served in rev. AMERICAN ANCE'STRY. 47 war with bros. William, David and Clau- Stocking, b. in Eng., and was one of the dius (m. Sally Thorpe); son of Daniel of 1st settlers of Hartford); son of Thomas, Orange co. who settled in Hartford about 1637, his name was included in the assignment of RICHARDS, FRANCIS HENRY of house lots to the original settlers about Hartford Ct., b. in New Hartford Ct. 1640). Oct. 20, 1850 (ni. Oct. 15, 1887 Mrs. Clara V. Dole, dau. of Samuel and Ann [Parr] T) OCHESTER, THOMAS MOORE of Blasdale, formerly of Chard Somersetshire -Lt Brooklyn N. Y., b. on the plantation Eng. and later of Chicopee Mass., she of AleK Montgomery in Hinds co. Miss. Clara had by 1st husband 2 ch., viz.: Fred- Nov. 12, 1854 (ii- Apr. 22, 1878 Anna El- erick Joseph Dole and Nellie F. Dole vine, dau. of James E. Haydon of Roches- [ni. Miles B. Preston, mayor of Hartford ter N. Y. and had ; ch , viz: Haydon, b. 1896]); son of Henry Richards of Pine Jan. 23, 1879, Caroline f^ouise. b. Oc^. 26, Meadow Ct., b. in New Hartford Ct. Sep. 1880, d. Nov. 16, 1880, Thomas Affordby, 12, 1824, one of the leading mechanics of b. Mar. 5, 1882, John Comyn, b. Dec. 13, New Britain Ct. for over 30 years, con- 1883, Edward Fortescue, b. Nov. i, 1885, nected with the Stanley Rule and Level William, b. Dec. 4, 1886, d. Dec. 6, i8Sf., CO., and is autlior of many inventions (m. and Katherine Rochester, b. Oct. 25, 1887); Oct. 26. 1847 Maria S., dau. of Dr. John son of John Heni-y Rochester of Roches- Whiting of New Hartford, dcsc. of Wil- ter N. Y., b. there Apr. 20, 1828 (m. Jan. liam Whiting, merchant of Hartford and 17. 1853. Elizabeth Lawson Moore, dau. of treasurer of the colony 1641); son of George Moore of Vicksburgh Miss, whose Marquis Richards of New Hartford Ct., mother was a Rochester of the Ky. branch b. there Oct. 19, 1793, d. there May 13, 1867 of the family, desc. of John Rochester): (m. Feb. 5, 1822 Polly Carpenter, dau. of son of Thomas Hart Rochester of Rocli- Wm. Carpenter and Elsie Dexter of Provi- ester N. Y., b. in Hagerstown Md. Stp. dence R. I.); son of Aaron of New Hart- 23, 1797, d. in Rochester Oct. 6, 1874 ('"• ford, b. in Newington Ct. May 20, 1749, d. Sep. 26, 1822 Phoebe Elizabeth, dau. of in New Hartford Jan. 29, 1831, prosperous Fortuscue Cuming, officer of English farmer, capt. of militia (m. ist 1778 Dorcas Dragoons during rev. war); son of Adams, d. Oct. S, 1794, 2d Polly Dicken- Nathaniel, b. Feb. 21, 1752, d. in Roch- son); son of Samuel of Farmington Ct., ester May 17, 1831 (m. Apr. 20, 1788 Newington and New Hartford, b. in Hart- Sophia, dau. of Col. William Beaty of ford Oct. 22, 1726, d. in Plainville Nov. 10, Fiedcrick Md.); son of John Rochester 1793. physician, served as assistant to a of Westmoreland co. Va., b. there about physician in the expedition to Cape Breton 1708, d. there in Nov. 1754 (m. Hester, 1745 (m. in Dec. 1747 Lydia Buck, sup- dau. of William Shrift of Richmond co. posed to be of Scotch ancestry, her parents Va.); son of William Rochester of West- died in Newington Ct.); son of Thomas moreland CO., b. in Kent co. Eng. about of Southard Division, now Southington 1680, d. in Westmoreland co. in Oct. 1750 Ct., b. in Farmington Apr. 3, 1694, d. prob. (m. Frances McKinney, widow of William in Wethersfield, now Newington Ct. (m. McKinney). June 16, 1717 Abigail Turner of Hartford); son of Thomas Richards of Hartford Ct., ncOFIELD, RALPH EUGENE of b. 1666, d. in Hartford Apr. 9, 1749, deacon ^J Kansas City Mo., b. in Carthage 111. of the Hartford church (m. Mary, dau. of Nov. 5, i866 (m. June 27, 1889 Ellen, dau. Deacon Benjamin Parsons of Springfield of Hiram Ferris [and Julia E. Holton], Mass.); son of John Richards of Hartford, son of Stephen, son of Israel Ferris, and b. 1631. d. after July 12, 1712 (m. Lydia had 3 ch., viz.: Miriam, Harriet and Hiram Stocking, dau. of George [and Agnes] F. Scofield, had bros. Glenni W., Frank 48 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. and Edward B., sisters Hattie [Scofield] [and Margaret Simerall] of Irish parent- Cromer and Julia [Scofield] McKenicy); age); son of Alexander of Washington sons of Bryant Timothy Scofield of Car- CO. Pa., b. in Peach Bottom Pa. Dec. 26, thage, b. in DewittviUe N. Y. Oct. 23, 1763, d. in Wartinsburg Ohio Dec. 23, 1826, d. in Carthage Mar. 19, 1881 (ni. 1848, Presbyterian, a man of strong physi- Sep. II, 1848 Sarah A., dau. of William cal and mental force (m. Nov. 18, 1790 and Loe Rebecca [Hamilton] Collins and Rachel, dau. of Hon. John McDowell gr.-dau. of William Collins and Gad Ham- [end Anges Bradford, sister of David ilton), had bros. Seely, Glenni William, Bradford, leader in the " Whiskey Rebel- " Darius, Jonathan F. and Charles R.. sisters lion 1794], judge, noted for his strength Louise (Scofield] Davis and Mary A.; of character and many virtues) ; son of son of Darius of Chautauqua co. N. Y., Josiah Scott of Washington Pa., b. in b. in Stamford Ct. Dec. 27, 1788, d. in De- Chester co. Pa. 1735, d. in Washington co. wittviUe N. Y. Mar. 18, 1862 (m. Apr. 17, Feb. 20, 1819, his sister Rebecca married 1808 Sally Glenny, b. in Newry Ireland James .A.gnew, from whom are many Apr. 21, 1788, d. Dec. 17, i860), had bro. strong descendants, among them the fa- Alphcus, sisters Anne, Rosanna, Cyrena mous surgeon Dr. Hayes Agnew of Phila- and Belinda; sons of Seely Scofield of Ct. delphia (m. 1760 Violet, dau. of Aleander and N, Y., b. in Stamford Ct. July 22, 1758, Foster, a Scotch-Irish immigrant and an- d. in DewittviUe N. Y. June 15, 1843, en- cestor of many who have achieved promi- listed in rev. army at 18 years of age, serv- nence in public affairs, among them ing 6 years, 6 months and 8 days (m. Han- Stephen C. Foster, author of many popu- nah Crissy). lar songs and airs); son of Abraham Scott, b. in Chester co. Pa.; son of Hugh, SCOTT, JOHN M. of Nevada Iowa, b. who emigrated from Ulster to Pa. about in Boston Mass. Oct. 21, 1877, printer, 1670. author of " Hugh Scott and his Descend- ants, 1670-1895;" son of Bev, Ben B. SMITH, BYRON CLARK of Auburn Scott, b. in Owingsville Ky. Aug. 26, 1851, N. Y., b. in Aurelius N. Y. May 12, d. in Khamgoan India Nov. 2, 1886, went 1833, moved to Auburn with his mother to India as a missionary, labored in Bos- 1844, 1st employment was with Henry ton, VVilliamstown Mass. and in the west Ivison in book business, entered the sad- (m. Aug. 17, 1874 I^mma Truesdell of a J. dlery and carriage establishment of Hay- New York family, removing to Iowa when den and Letchworth 1852, afterwards a a child); son of John Scott of Nevada member of the firm, known as Ilaydcn and Iowa, b. in Jefferson co. Oliio Apr. 14, Smith, contractors in Auburn state prison, 1824, a soldier in war with Mexico, col. in prominent in charitable and educational civil war, senator and lieut.-gov. in Iowa, work (m. June 4, 1856 Charlotte Thomp- active in promoting the industrial and pub- son Letchworth of Quaker parentage, dau. lic interests of Iowa, his medallion is on of Josiah Letchworth of Burlington N. J., the state soldiers' monument (m. Jan. 18, son of William, son of John and Diana 1849 Selina A. Bell, dau. of Archibald Bell, Letchworth, who came to Philadelphia a Scotchman, and Pamelia Millspaugh of from Eng., she, Charlotte had ch., viz.: Orange co. N. Y., desc. of an old Knicker- 3 Eleanor Letchworth, Florence and Letch- bocker family) ; son of John Scott of Jef- ferson CO. Ohio, b. in Washington co. Pa. worth Smith, grad. Yale coll. 1894); son of William Clark Sep. 29, 1798, d. in Richmond Ohio June Smith of Milton N. Y. 30, 1864, Presbyterian, inherited the and Aurelius N. Y.. b. in Milton Feb. 20, Scotch-Irish characteristics that distin- 1791. d. in Aurelius July 3, 1843, moved guish so many members of that race Cm. from Ulster co, to Cayuga co. about 1830, Apr. 3, 1821 Eliza, dau. of John Skelley purchased a small farm near Cayuga N. ; Y AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 49 Y., and worked with his uncle Jehial Clark, gail); son of Arthur Smith or Smyth, hiiilding boats on Cayuga lake (m. Feb. desc. of Arthur Smyth, mentioned in 2'.), 1812 Aner, dau. of Cornelius Lewis, Southold L. L town records. .son of Cornelius Lewis of the 4th Ulster reg. of rev., son of Micajah Lewis, Aner qEAKIGHT, JAMES ALLISON of Lewis saw the city hall N. Y. illuminated O Uniontown Pa., b. in Fayette co. Pa. when the war with England ended 1815 Sep. 13, 1836, grad. Kenyon coll. 1863 and saw Fulton's steamboat on its ist trip (unmarried); son of William of Searight up the river to Albany, she Aner had 8 Pa., b, in Carlisle Pa. Dec. 5, 1791, d. in ch., 4 boys and 4 girls, her son J. Wesley Searight Aug. 12, 1852 (m. Mar. 26, 1S26 Smith was deputy sec. of N. Y. state Rachel Brownfield) ; son of William of 1862-3 aid one of the editors of Albany Westmoreland co. Pa., b. in Lancaster co. Argus with Cassidy and Dan. Manning); Pa- 1753. d. in Westmoreland 1824 (m. son of Jehiel Clark Smith of Milton N. about 1784 Jean, dau. of Saml. Ramsey, who Y., b. there Oct. 27, 1766, d. there July 31, contributed largely of his means to sus- 1802, owned a sloop on the Hudson river tain the efforts of the colonists to gain our (m. 1789 Jemima Mosher, b. Dec. 20, 1766, independence, subscription lists with Iiis d. in Aug. 1802 ana had 5 ch,, one dau. name attached are in the records at Harris- Deborah [m. Rev. Aaron Perkins, whose burgh Pa. and he also subscribed to aid dau. Mary m. Rev. Dr. Taylor, whose son the Boston colonial sufferers); son of James Munroe Taylor is pres. of Vassar William Searight of Lancaster co. Pa., b. coll.); son of Anning Smith of Milton, b. in CO. Donegal North Ireland about 1720 Dec. 25, 1742. d. in Milton Oct. 30, 1802, (m. about 1760 Anne Hamilton). owned large tract of land in town of Marl- borough on the Hudson in the time of rev. qPENCER, HORATIO NELSON of war, built Smith pond dam and mills, ^ St. Louis Mo., b. in Port Gibson supervisor of town several years, appointed Miss. July 17, 1842, A. B. univ. of Ala- 1st justice of peace for the town by Gov. bama. A. M So. W. Pres. univ., M. D, George Clinton, lieut. in the 4th Ulster coll Phys. and Surg. N. Y., LL. D. West- reg. in rev. war, his house is still occupied minster coll., prof, diseases of the ear Mo. by the family which he built 1770, which Med. coll., gov. Mo. society of colonial was fired on by British vessels on their wars (m. Sep. 28, 186S .'Vnna Kirtland, way to burning of Kingston (m. July 13, desc. of Lt. William Pratt, and liad 5 ch., 1764 Eleanor, b. in Bedford N. Y. July 26, viz.: Laura Edmunds, Dean Du Bose, Sei- 1746, d. Sep. 26, 1835, dau. of Jehiel Clark, dell, Horatio Nelson and Anna Spencer); son of Nathan Clark of Bedford, and one son of Horatio N. Spencer of Port Gibson " of the Signers of the Pledge," she Elea- Miss., b. in Hadlyme Ct. Nov. 22, 1798. d. nor had II ch.); son of Leonard Smith of in Miss. Apr. 18, 1876, grad. with distinc- ^ Milton, d. in Jamaica I^. I. Jan. 16, 1717, tion from Yale coll. 1821, studied law and d. in Milton July 16. 1787, moved from I^. moved to Miss. (m. 1832 Sarah Marshall L to Bedford about 1750 with 5 sons and 2 of Scotch-Irish descent, her father moved daus., and to A'larlborough N. Y. about from Pa. to Natchez Miss.); son of Israel 1762 (m. 1740 Ruth, b. Mar. 11, 1718, d. Selden Spencer of Ct., b. there in Jan. Mar. 19, 1799, dau. of Anning Mowbray of 1762, d. in Miss. Mar. 5. 1837, served in Islip L. I. [and Ruth White of Southamp- Col. Burrell's Ct. reg. as a private in the ton L. I.], son of John Mowbray [and rev. war at the age of 15 years (m. Nov. 6. Elizabeth Anning], ist mentioned as resid- 1783 Temperance, dau. of William Brock- ing in Southampton 1685, and was granted way who served as capt. in rev. war, desc. patent for land in town of Islip by Queen of Wolston Brockway); son of Israel Anne 1708); son of Arthur Smith of Spencer of Lyme Ct.. b. in Ct. in Jan. 1732. Jamaica L. L, b. prob. in L. L (m. Abi- d. there Nov. 18, 1813, capt. of a co. in the 5° AMERICAN ANCESTRY. Ct. line rev. war (m. Oct. i8, 1753 Eliza- bam, prob. left Groton Ct. and settled in beth .Marsh, desc. o( Rev. Thomas Hooker Dutchess CO. between 1754 and 1758, going of Ct., and Dr. John Wilson, who was the from there into the Wyoming Valley (m. 1st pastor of the 1st church established in 1758 Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. Henry Carey, Boston, having for his ruling elders Gov. one of the earliest Baptist ministers of Winthrop and Lt.-Gov. Dudley); son of Dutchess CO. N. Y.); son of Christopher Isaac Spencer of Ct., b. there Jan. 8, 1678, Stark of Groton, b. there 1698, d. Wyom- d. there Feb. 10, 1751 (m, Oct. 2, 1707 ing Valley between 1773 and 1778, leaving Mary, dau. of Joseph and Rebecca Groton between 1754 and 1758 he came [Church] Selden) ; son of Samuel, b. in with his family to Dutchess co. N. Y., and Ct., d. there Aug. 7, 1705 (m. 1673 Hannah in his old age migrated with his children I, i''22 Willey) ; son of Garrard Spencer, who to Wyoming Valley (m. Apr, emigrated to New England with his bros. Joanna, dau. of William and Mary [Sea- William and Thomas, who together mi- ton] Walworth of Fisher's Island); son of grated with Rev. Thomas Hooker from William Stark of Groton, b. in Mystic Ct. Cambridge Mass. to Ct. and founded Hart- 1664, d. in Groton Sep. 8, 1730, ist deacon ford. of the 1st Baptist church of New Lomlon Ct., being the ist of the denomination in STARK, S. JUDSON of Tunkhannock the state, serj. of the Maine band, and is Pa., b. there Oct. 2, 1850, a life-long buried under the shadow of the wall ( f this resident of Tunkhannock, after finishing old church (m. Elizabeth); son of Aarcn his education took up mercantile and of Mystic, New London, b. 1602 or 1608, manufacturing business and handling of d, 1685, took an active part in the Pequod ser- real estate (m. Oct. 2, 1873 Eva W. war 1637, alloted a tract of land for vices rendered in that campaign, this land Keeney, dau. of Ephraim J. Keeney [and Elizabeth Neigh], served as prothonotary was near their fort and a part of their ter- of his county 2 terms, she Eva had 2 ch., ritory, served in King Phillip's war 167."., viz.: Samuel and Elizabeth); son of Sam- receiving a grant of land for his services. uel of Tunkhannock Pa., b. in Cherry of Valley N. Y. June 9, 1810, d. in Tunkhan- STARK, WILLIAM MOLTHROP nock Dec. 15, 1879, came to Tunkhannock New London Ct.,, b. in Portland 1827, here he followed a successful business Oreg. Sep. 14, 1855, M. A. Trinity coll. career as merchant, banker and a real es- Hartford Ct., LL. B. Columbia N. Y. City, tate dealer (m. Mar. 29, 1838 Lydia, dau. rep. gen. assem. Ct. 1885, collector of port of Col. Abel and Affa [Harding] Marcy of New London 1885-1890; son of Benja- and gr.-dau. of Zcbulem Marcy [and Jeru- min of New London Ct., b. in New Or- sha Conent], a pioneer settler of this sec- leans La. June 26, 1820, rep. Oreg. Terr, leg. i86r, sen- tion and of Ct. stock) ; son of Sam.uel leg i8s3, Oreg. state U. S. Stark of Cherry Valley N. Y., b. in Dutch- ator 37th cong. from Oreg., rep. gen. ess CO. N. Y. Oct. 8, 1771, d. in Stony assem. Ct. 1874, member N. L. B'd Sch. Creek Mich. Sep. 30, 1840, after the Wyo. Vis. 1868-92, pres. same 1892, aid. N. L. massacre 1778, his mother in her flight com. counc. 1874-5 (m. Mar. 2^, 1854 brought him back to Dutchess CO., here he Elizabeth Moltlirop, desc. of Richard was cared for by her people (m. Aug. 10, Miles, 1st settlers of New Haven Ct., and 1793 Polly Birdsall, b. July 10, 1772, d. Henrietta Miner. 6th in descent of Wil- Jan. 22, 1827, prob. a native of Dutchess liam Miner of Chew Magna Eng., she viz,: b. Oct. CO. N. Y.) ; son of James Stark of Wyom- Elizabeth had 6 ch,, Benjamin, ing Valley Pa., b. in Groton Ct. Feb. 22, 26, 1858, B. A. Trinity coll. Ct,, capt, C. N. 1740, d. in Wyoming Valley July 20, 1777, G., Grace Charlotte, b. May 25, 1857, d, prob. came into the Wyoming Valley in Aug. 16, 1858, F.lizabcth Charlotte Grace,' the spring of 1773, and settled in Wicken- b. Apr. 7, 1861, Genevieve, b. Sep. lo. AMERICAN ANCESTRY. SI 1863, Nathalie, b. May 19, 1865, d. Aug. Feb. 23, 1873 Frances Ellen Jones, dau. of 14, 1S66, and William Stark as above); son John William Jones land Mary Dilnorth, of Benjamin Stark, b. in New London dau. of Thomas Dilnorth of N. C], b. in Ct. Apr. 7, 1783, d. there Aug. 3, 1846, rep. N. C, moved to Miss, about 1840, son of gen. assem. Ct. 1832, sailing master of the William of N. C, son of William of N. C, priv. armed brig Gen. Armstrong in the son of William Jones of Md.) ; son of John conflict with the British fleet in the Road- Newton Steele of near Elkmont Ala. and stead of Taya! 1814 (m. June 16, 1816 Eliza Kassuth Miss., b. in York co. S. C. Dec. Plummer, desc. of Susannah Wilson, gr.- 17,1810, d. in Kassuth July 28, 1877, moved dau. of Rev. Samuel Mather, b. 1674, d. in from. S, C. to Limestone co. Ala. 1817, and Eng., and gt.-gr.-dau. of Rev. Increase afterwards what is now Alcon co. Miss. Mather, pres. Harvard coll., b. 1730, d. in 1854 ,a most popular man of his co., noted Gloucester co. N. J. 1759); son of Benja- for his enterprise and good works (m. Feb. min Stark, b. in New London Ct. 1750, d. 18, 1840 Mary Ann, b. in Madison co. there 1797, ist officer Pr. American vessel Ala., dau. of Joseph Steele of N. C. [and " " Eliza rev. war (m. May 7, 1782 Mary, Sarah Unqurt of N. C], son of Ninian dau. of John Bloyd, b. in Eng,, and Mary Steele of Pa. and Me.); son of Kobert Dunimer of R. L); son of William, b. in Steele of York co. S. C. and near Elkmont Groton Ct. 1723, d. in New York City July Ala., b. in Lancaster Pa. Sep. 7, 1767, d. 5, 1795 ('" Nov. 5, 1749 Ann Appleton, b. in Elkmont Jan. 9, 1852, his 4 bros. fought July 29, 1721, d. Aug. 22, 1806, dau. of in rev. war, and when 14 years old he ran Jane Shapley, gr.-dau. of Mary Picket and away from home, tried to join the army gt.-gr. dau. of Ruth Brewster, gr.-dau. of with his bros., but was sent home because Elder William Brewster, came to America of his youth, a man of fine character (m. in the " May Flower" 1620); son of Wil- 1796 Martha, dau. of John Starr of liam Stark, b. in Mystic Ct. 1687, d. in and Pa. [and Miss Stuart, prob. French Groton Ct. 1743 (m. Apr. 13, 1710 Experi- descent], son uf Jolin Starr of Ireland and ence Lamb); son of William of Groton Scotland, son of John of same places); son Ct., b. in Mystic 1664, d. in Groton Sep. 8, of Archibald Steele of Neland Pa. and 1730, 1st deacon of the ist Baptist church York CO. S. C, b. in Enga Scotland 1708 of New London Ct., being the 1st of or 172S, d. in York co. Oct. 28, 1805, came the denomination in the state, serj. of the from Dublin Ireland about 1756, settled in Maine band, and is buried under t'lie Lancaster co. Pa., moved to York co. S. shadow of the wall of this old church (m. C. then called District 1772, rev. soldier for Elizabeth); son of Aaron Stark of Mystic, a short time (m. prob. 1756 .Agnes Ed- b. in New London 1602, d. 1685, in an affi- wards, sister of Robert Edwards, estate davit made by him he gives an account of fame). the expedition against the Pequots, in which he served under Maj. John Mason rp EMPLE, MARCELLUS L. of Osce- 1637, and received a grant of land in Vol- X ol.-i la., b. in Wodestown West Va. untown Ct. for service in the war against Sep. 16, 184S. lawyer, grad. univ. of West King Philip. Va. 1873, member Iowa legislature 1896-98 (m. Sep. 30, 1873 Julia M., dau. of John STEELE, WILLARD HUGO of Chat- Partzmen and Martha Wight, late of Mor- tanooga Tenn., b. in Corinth Miss. Kantown W. Va.. her father was of Dec. I!, 1884; son of Newton Chambers German de.^^cent and her mother of Scotch- Steele of Chattanooga, b. near Elkmont Irish descent, she, Julia had 2 ch., viz.: If Ala. Sep. 20, 1849, physician, grad. M. D. William Natlianiel and Ernest Clarence dept. univ. Nashville Tenn. 1873, studied Temple); son of Natlianiel Temple of diseases of the eye and ear in London Wodestown W. Va., b. in Greene co. Pa. Eng. 1886, moved to Chattanooga 1S86 (m. Apr. 27, 1823, d. in Wodestown ^lar. 3, i 52 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 1869, farmer (m. in Nov. 1846 Henrietta, contracted with William Walton, the dau. of H. B. Rice of Bedford co. Pa., owner of a large tract which is now the German and Mary Longsworth of Balti- town of Walton 1784, and about 30 persons more CO. Md., and had 5 ch., viz.: H. V. went up the Fludson to Marbletown and Temple, F. L. Temple of Lexington Neb., across to their new home (m. Apr. 26, 1760 E. C. Temple, Emma Alice Temple and 1st Elizabeth Hubbard, b. 1743, d. Oct, 2, Marcellus I^. Temple as above); son of 1776, 2d Martha Dickinson Oct. 15, 1777, Beturn of Monongalia co. W. Va., b. in d. July 28, 1787, 3d Jan. 8, 1789 Ann Goslin, London co. Va., d. in Monongalia in Mar. d. Mar. 28, 1828); son of Micajah Town- 1867, farmer (m. Sarali Darr of Irish- send of Cedar Swamp L. L, b. in Oyster Scotch descent, had 9 ch., viz.: Benjamin, Bay 1699, d. in Cedar Swamp Nov. 9, 1781, William, Mary, Sarah, Rebecca, Eliza, a rev. wig., inherited the land at Cedar Elizabeth, Charlotte and William as Swamp and settled on it 1732 (m. 1st Eliza- above) ; son of Nathaniel Temple of beth Piatt, d. May 16, 1759. 2d in Dec. 1760, Greene co. Pa., b. in N. J., d. in Greene widow of Joshua Townsend, 3d in Dec. CO. about 1830, rev. soldier, moved to Cul- 1763 Anne, widow of Geo. Frost); son of pepper CO. Va. after marriage, later to John of Mill of Oyster Bay L. L, b. there, London co. Va., and afterwards to Greene d. there 1705, town surveyor 1686-1705, re- CO. Pa. (m. Sarah Blaker, her father was a ceived the title of John of Mill from the tory in rev. war, and lived at or near many mills he had (m. 1st Johannah, 2d Doylestown Pa., of English descent, and Esther Smith); son of Henry, d. Mar. 30, had sons John, Benjamin and Return as 1695, buried on Mill Hill, came from Nor- above); son of Return Temple of Trenton wich Eng. with his two bros. John and N. J., came from Mass. to N. J. (had sev- Richard about 1630, settled in Oyster Bay eral sons who fought in rev. war). 1661, managed several grist and saw mills, was town clerk, made many surveys (m. TOWNSEND, JOHN of New York Anne Coles). City, b. in Nyack N. Y. July 8, 1873, insurance clerk, member of the 7th reg. TRACY, DANIEL of Westchester Ct., N. G. N. Y. (unmarried); son of Charles b. in East Haddani Ct. Jan. 9, 1765, W. of New York City. b. in Walton N. Y. d. in West Chester July 4, 1843 (m. Sep. Aug. 17, 1844, was a student of Eastman's 17, 1789 Eunice, dau. of John and Eunice business coll. in Poughkeepsie N. Y., and [Baldwin] Isham of Norwich Ct. and had is now stock broker (m. Apr. 25, 1872 dau. Sally Tracy, b. May 18, 1792, d. Jan. Eugenia, dau. of Orlando M. Bogart, a 10, 1S54, [m. -Aug. 31, 181 1 Bulkley Child, note broker, desc. of French Huguenots); had Hannah F. Child, b. June 14, 1813, d. son of John of Walton N. Y., b. there .-\pr. May 13, 1840, (m. July I, 1832 George W. 8, 1803, d. there Oct. 3, 1870, farmer, col. Harris, had dau. Helen Eloise. m. Oct. in the state militia, and aided with his reg. 16. 1862 Elijah Ackley of Middletown Ct.); in quelling the anti-rent disturbances in son of Nehemiah Tracy, b. in Norwich Ct. Delaware co. 1845 (m. Sep. 12. 1S43 Sinrah. Mar. 18, 1723, d. Sep. 9, 1776 (m. June 19, Winslow of dau. of Simeon Howell) , son of William 1744 Susanna Smith); son of of Walton N. Y., b. in L. L on Aug. 38, Norwidi Ct.. b. there Feb. 9, 1688 (m. 1768, d. in Walton Dec. 24, 1849, went to June 21, 1714 Rachel Ripley); son of John, Walton with his father 1785, appointed b. in Saybrook Ct. 1642, d. Aug. 16, 1702, elector 1824. and elected member of as- capt., one of original proprietors of Nor- sembly from Del. co. in the 49th session wich (ni. June 10. 1670 Mary Winslow); 1S26 (m. May 16. 1792 Abigail Smith); son son of Thomas Tracy, b. 1610, lived in Piatt uf (jf Cedar Swamp L. L, b. there Norwich 1685, lieut., an original proprietor i July 4. 1733, d. in Walton N. Y. Oct. 11, of Norwich, settled 1st in Salem Mass-, 1816, grad. Yale coll. 1750, rev. surgeon, fruni there went to Wethersfield Ct.. then : 1 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. S3 removed to Saybrook, and was a member of Daniel Votaw of Bucks Ohio, b. in of colonial assembly for more than 20 ses- Harrison co. W. Va. Apr. 17, 1865, d. in sions (m. 1641 May, widow of Edward Todd CO. Minn. May 26, 1886, a Quaker Mason, she d, in Saybrook 1659, had 7 ch.). (m. Oct. 30, 1828 Sarah, dau. of Hugh of Welch descent and Elizabeth [Wilson] TTANN, IRVING GOODWIN of Syra- Ililles of Chester co. Pa., she, EHzabedi ' cuse N. y., b. in Ulysses N. Y. Jan. had ID ch., viz.: Rebecca Irey, Sarah 3, 1842 (m. Oct. n, 1870 Florence, b. Mar. Vutaw, Ann Dugdale, Wiilliam. Rachel, 26, 1846, dau. of Henry A. Dillaye, b. June FJihu Hilles, Mary [Hilles] Smith and 25, 1813, d. Apr. 19, 1883, son of Rene Alartha [Hilles] Hopkins, she, Sarah Duquesnet Dillaye, b. in St. Lo, France, [Hilles] Votaw, had 7 ch., viz.: Wilson driven to America by the French rev., she D., Emeline S., Elihu Hilles, Anita la., Florence had 2 ch., viz.: Florence Dillaye, Mary V. Montgimiery, Elizabeth V. Mont- b. July 20, 1871, and Irving Dillaye Vann, gomery, Susan R. and Martha A. Votaw); b. Sep. 17, 187s); son of Samuel B. Vann son of Moses Votaw of Winona Ohio, b. of Ulysses N. Y., b. in New Brunswick in Unison Va. Jan. s, 1772, d. in Winona N. J. Sep. 4, 181 1, d. in Ulysses Oct. 19, Mar. 29, 1848. a Quaker (m. Sep. 4, 1793 1872, mason by trade, farmer by occupa- Mary, dau. of Joseph Brown of Washing- tion, commissioner of highways, assessor, ton CO. Pa., had 12 ch., viz.: Elizabeth and held various town offices (m. Dec. 4, [Votaw] McBride, Isaac, Sarali [Votaw] 1836, Catherine, b. Aug. 19, 1811, dau. of Butler, Ann, Mary V., Griffith, Daniel, Joseph Goodwin, b. 1790, cavalryman in Moses, Aaron, Rachel, Quinby B. and 1 war 1812, served at Fort Erie and Sack- Frances Votaw); son of Isaac Votaw of 3 ett's Harbor, son of Richard, b. 1748); son Loudoun CO. Va., b. in Bucks co. Pa. Jan. in Elizabeth N. of Samuel of Ulysses, b. J. 29., 1744, d. in Mahoning co. Ohio Oct. Dec. 9, 1771, d. in Ulysses Mar. 19, 1877 at 12. 1817 (m. Feb. 11, 1768 .Ann. dau. of the age of 106 years, mason by trade, John and Mary Smitih of Bucks co., Quak- farmer by occupation (m. Mary Bond of ers, and had 10 ch., viz.: Mary [Votaw] Samuel New Brunswick N. J.; son of Ellyson, John, Moses, Sarah [Votaw] Vann of Elizabeth N. J., b. in New Jersey Peterson. Isaac, Joseph, Thomas, Daniel, about 1726, d. there about 1783. lieut. in Samuel and Jonathan); son of John of in battles of N. J. reg. in rev. war, served Bucks CO. Pa., b. in France, d. in Loudoun * the Monmouth and Princeton, crossed CO. Va. (m. Rebecca, had one child Isaac). Delaware with Washington. WARD, WILLIAM H. of Kansas City Mich. Dec. VOTAW, ELIHU HILLES of Anita Mo., b. in Adrian 9, studied law, admitted to bar 1861. Iowa, b. in Bucks Ohio June 21, 1840, entered the union army as capt. of co. B 1836, grad. M, A. Amherst coll., ordained vol. i86l, recruited a 00. at his a minister at Cleveland Ohio 1874 (m. Sep. 49th Ohio own expense at Adrian Mich., but the I, 1859 Harriot A. Weber, dau. of Benja- being full, min Weber (and Julia A. Lowe, daii. of quota of troops of tihat state Cincinnati Ohio, and Jonathan Lowe of Mass., she, Julia had 4 took tlie CO. to a Benjamin L., Theresa joined the reg. above stated, awarded ch , viz.: Harriot A., and Lyravine Weber], son of Jacob medal of honor by congress for distin- Vicksburg Miss. 1863, Weber, a Mohawk Dutchman, she, Harriot guished gallantry at viz.: moved to Kansas 1866. engaged in com- A. [Weber 1 Votaw has 7 ch., Mary law. and held Brett, Des Moines la.. Prof. Clyde W., mercial pursuits, practiiced Ph. D. Chicago, M. Euchola, Princeton several orficial positions under both the government (m. .^pr. 111., Eldon M., Atty. Chicago, M. Enida, state and national dau. of Kost Chicago 111., H. Lyravine, Anita Iowa, 20, 1864 Mattic J. Kost, John and Emeline Ruth Votaw, Anita la.); son A. M., M. D., of .\drian Mich., prof, geol- J 54 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. ot J., William K. [m. June 14, 1898 Rose stayed in Wis. till spring, started in Mar. E. Caraher], Maud A., Charles E. and overland with a co. from there, arrived in Madge A. Ward); son of Josiah Ward of Cal. in July, stayed there until spring 1858 Adrian Mich,, b. in Henniker N. H. Jan. and then came to Utah (m. Dec. 3, 1859 28. 1798. d. in Dayton Nev. in Jan. 1863, Ann, dau. of Thomas and Mary [Usher] admitted to the bar, practiced law in Smith); son of Cyrus Warren of Con- Naples and Ellioottsville N, Y., removed cord Mass., b. in Weston, Mass. : to Adrian 1837, Jiere he practiced law until Nov. 28, 1789, d. in Concord Oct. I 1851, when he went to Shasta City Cal., 13, 1866, sihoemaker and farmer, served elected prosecuting atty. of Shasta co. in war 1812 (m. 1819 Nancy Bacon Nathan 1853, returned to his home Adrian Mich. of Bedford Mass. family) ; son of 1856. returned to Cal. 1861, he finally went of Weston Mass., b. Feb. 5, 1761, d. July to Dayton Nev. and there practiced law 26, 1843, farmer, served in rev. war (m. (m. Eliza C, d. in Port Huron Mich. 1880, about 1785); son of Elisha Warren of dau. of Hon. Jacob Sivtton of Naples N. Medford Mass., b. there, d. 1793. Y., had 5 ch., viz.: Joseph C, Josiah Le Grand, William H., Thomas A. [in. Mor- of gia Stough of Waterloo Ind., and resides WARREN, EUGENE CLINTON Louisville Ky., b. there Feb. 1840, at Birmingham Mich.] and Estella C. 7, grad. Centre icoll. Danville Ky. ; son of Ward [m. L. A, Sherman, and resides at :; Levi Legg Louisville Ky., b. Port Huron Mi^ch.]); son of Josiah Ward Warren of 1808, d. in (m. Betsy Hoyt); son of Josiah, a capt. in West Upton Mass. Aug. 2, (m. Sarah Goodale); son of Phineas (m, Louisville Mar. 19, 1884, shoe merchant 50 yrs., bank pres., the Warren Memorial Neony) ; son of Joseph Ward (m. Abiah of which was an elder W'heelock); son of Samuel; son of Wil- Presb. church he bears his (m. 1835 Mary Ann, liam Ward, who settled in Sudbury Mass. name Jan. 5, dau. of Asa and Polly [Stoddard] 1639. Wood of Upton Mass) ; son of Eli Warren of West Upton Mass., 'b. there ^tar. 28, 1782, ^TTALBRIBGE, CYRUS PACKARD d. there Jan. 2, 1868, well known as major, VV of St. Louis Mo., b. in Madrid N. Y. a title received in state militia, owned the July 20, 1849, member St. Louis house of hotel called the " Manor House " (m. delegates 1881-1883, pres. St. Louis city 1802 Sinthe, b. Aug. 14, 1779, d. in Feb. council 1889-93, mayor St. Louis 1893-97 1863, dau. of William and Hepsibah [Cor- Merrell Silas and i)res. J. S. Drug Co. (m. Oct. bett] Legg) ; son of Warren of Graf- 9. 1S79 Lizzie, dau. of Jacob Spencer Mer- ton, Worcester co. Mass., b. 1753, d. there rell of Oneida co. N. Y., had Merrell Nov. 10, 1848 (m. I St about 1776 Anna, b. Packard Walbridge); son of Orlo Judson 1761, d. 1797, dau. of Elijah Warren, had Walbridge. b. in Vt., d. in Eau Claire Wis. 5 ch., viz.: Sophie, Elijah, Eli, Lurena and 1879, Methodist minister (m. Althea Silas Newton Warren. 2d Hebsibah, Maria, dau. of Olive [Hyde] Packard and widow of William Legg) ; son of Silas, desc. of William Hyde, one of the founders b. in Westboro Mass. July 28. 1720, lived of Norwich Ct., Thomas Hyde, son of in Westboro 1741. Upton Mass. 1745. Thomas Hyde, son of Thomas Hyde, son Pratts Hill 1749 and Grafton 1751 (m. Dec. of Samuel, son of William Hyde); son of 6. 1742 Elizabeth Newton, had 7 ch.. viz.: Franklin Walbridge, b. in Vt., soldier in Elizabeth, Thankful, N;ihum, Silas, Dan- war 1812; son of Asa of Vermont, rev. iel, Jonathan and Elisha); son of Daniel soldier. of Westboro Mass., b. in 1689, d. Oct. AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 55 2, 1720 (m. 1st Feb. 26, 1712 Rebecca Gar- gail [Webster] Emory, b. in Haverhill field, 2cl Mary Wetherby, 3d Mary, widow June 9, 1730, dau. of Samuel Webster, son of Benjamin Mills); son of John Warren of Stephen, son of Stephen, son of John of VViitertO'Wii Mass., b. 1655, d. 1703; son Webster) ; son of Nathan Webster of of Daniel of Watertown Mass., b. 162S; Haverhill Mass., b. there Nov. 14, 1674, d. son of John Wiarren of Watertown there Aug. 16, 1741, deacon, rep. general Mass., settled there 1630. court 1730-33 (m. Sep. 12, 1708 Sarah Low, d. Apr. 7, 1741); son of Stephen, b. 1637, d. 1694 (m. Hannah .^yer, b. 1644. d. WILLIAM of WEBSTER, ARTHUR 1676); son of John Webster, d. 1642 (m. Springfield Mass., b. there Mar. 30, Mary Shatswell, d. 1657). 1865 (m. Dec. 14, 1887 Florence, dau. of Franklin Folger and Elizabeth Hall Ray and gr.-dau. of Franklin Folger, Mary My- WHEELER, LINN EDSON of New rick Gardner, all b. and lived in Nantucket Brunswick N. J., b. in Morris N. Y. Mass., she, Florence had 2 ch., viz. : Helen, July 8, 1856, grad. Colgate univ. and Ham- b. July 2, 1891, Franklin Folger Webster, ilton theological seminary, ordained a b. Sep. 12, 1895); son of Roderick Jeffer- Baptist minister in Bainbridge N. Y. 1882, son Webster of Springfield Mass., b. in was pastor in Walnut Hills Cincinnati White River Village Vt. Dec. 25, 1832 (m. Ohio and Waverly N. Y., now pastor of Dec. 27, i860 Mary Smith Porter, dau. of the First Baptist church New Brunswick Israel and Anna [Smith] Porter, gr.-dau. N. J. (m. 1st Oct. 16, 1883 Alice S. Hew- of Abijah and Sarah [Dodge] Porter, 8th itt, dau. of Lucinda [Chase] Hewitt, desc. h in desc. from Serj. John Porter 1696-1676 of the Chases of colonial times, had dau. of Hingham and Salem); son of William Alice H. Wheeler, d. Nov. i, 1887, leaving West Webster of Warner, Croyden N. H. I child Alice H., 2d Sep. 3, 1889 Emily S. and Windsor Vt., b. in Warner N. H. Babcock, her mother desc. of the Ct. Feb. 21, 1794. d. in Windsor Vt. Jan. I, Goodrich family of colonial times, had 2 1862 (m. 1817 Aznbah, dau. of Richard ch., viz.: Helen E. and Edgar E. and Mary [Wright] Gale of Winchester Wheeler) ; son of Edson Wheeler of Mor- N. H., had 7 ch., viz.: John H., William ris N. Y., b. there July S, 1822, d. there June L., Aaron Hudson, Roderick Jefiferson, 20, 1890, farmer, a breeder of fine stock, Lucy Ann, Mary Jane [m. David B. deacon First Baptist church of New Ber- Clark] and Helen Webster [m. Harvey lin 25 years, justice of peace 21 years ym. Miller]); son of Thomas Webster of San- July 12, 1849 Sophrona E. Newton, her bornton N. H., b. in Haverhill Mass. Aug. gr. -father Ithainer Newton, served in the 10, 1767, d. in Sanbornton May 8, 1813, a continental army, on her mother's side prominent physician, and is (luotcd as an desc. of the Bishops, gr.-father Daniel authority on spotted fever in medical Bishop, colonial ancestors, she, Soplirona works (ill. Dec. 18, 1791 Sarah, b. in Hav- had 4 ch., viz.: Linn E. as above, Nichols erhill Mass. June 24, 1767. d. Mar. 25, 1845. H., a dentist and an author, John W., who dau. of Thomas and Mary [Simons] West resides on the old homestead, justice of the of Haverhill Mass., m. Dec. 22, 1757, had peace, and Cora E. Wheeler [m. Rev. I. 8 ch., viz.: Thomas, Edwin, Arthur, J. Bailey]); son of Nichols H. Wheeler of Charles Henry, William West as above, Morris N. Y., b. in Fairfield co. Ct. Sep. Sarah [m. 1817 John Hitchcock], Pamelia 15. 1783, d. in Morris Aug. 16, 1848, [m. 1825 Caleb Powers] and Mary S. teacher, later served as ist serg. in war Webster [m. 1830 John Tyler]): son of 1812 (m. Dec. 30, 1813 Patty Bunn, her Thomas Webster of Haverhill Mass., b. family date from colonial times, she and there Feb. 10, 1711, d. 17S1, a soldier in her mother were captured by the Indians Indian wars (m. Oct. 14, 1766 widow Abi- in the Cherry Valley massacre, her mother i ; 56 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. was Uillcd and slic was retaken, had bros, Mar. 29, 1867 (m. Nov. 16, 1797 Susannah, William, Jolin, Peter and Scott Bunn, she, dau. of Richard Sweetser [and Sarah Mat- I'atly had ,i cli., viz.: Edson, Van Rens- thews] who fought in rev. war); son of aelaer and WilHam -Wlieeler); son of Robert Wells of Wells Me., b. there Feb. Stephen VVheeler of Fairfield co. Ct. and 6, 1743, d. there Feb. 17, 1820 (m. Apr. 25, Morris N. Y., b. 1756, d. in Morris N. Y. 1769 Abigail, dau. of Rev. Samuel JefTerds 1815. corporal in the 5th Ct. reg. conti- and Sarali Wheelwright, dau. of Col. John nental army, served until the end. and Wheelwrigh't, son of Judge Samuel Wheel- lionorably discharged, moved from Fair- wright, son of Rev. John Wiheelwright) field CO, Ct. to Butternuts now Morris N. son of Nathaniel Wells of Wells Me., b. Y. about 1808 (m. Jerusha, dau. of Capt. there Aug. 21, 1705, d. there in July 1776, Hawley of Fairfield 00. Ct., a continental 1st deacon of Wells and town clerk tor marine, had 5 cli.. viz.: Nichols H., many years (m. 17,^6 Dorothy Light of Charles A., Troy L., Charity and Ann), Exeter N. H.); son of Thomas of Wells Me., b. there 1672, d. there Aug. 26, 1737 TTTHEELOCK, WILLIAM BARKER (m. Oct. 12, 1704 Lydia Ropes); son of John of Wells Me., d. there Apr. 11, 1677 '' of Indianapolis Ind.. b, in Ogdcns- (m. 1664 Sarah, dau. of Francis Litllefield burg May 17, 1862 (m. Jan, 4, 1893 Emma of Wells Me.); son of Dea. Thomas Wells Murray Ayres, had dau. Helen Margaret of Ipswich Mass., came from Colchester Wheelock); son of Ira of Ogdensburg N. Eng. 1635 ('"• Abigail, d;iu. of William Y.. b. in Swanzey N. II. Sep. 7, 1806, d. in Warner). Cleveland Ohio Nov. 18, i88r (ni, Mar- garet Josephine, dau. of Henry Vandon- WHITE, FRANCIS of Baltimore Md., burg, b. in Coxsackie N. Y. Oct. 1;. b. in Perquimans co. N. C Mar. 24. 1786); son of James Wheelock of Swauzey 1825, grad. Haverford coll., in flour and N. H., b, there May 17, 1776, d. May grain business early part of life, retired 31, 1855 (ni. May 17, 1804 Lucy Barker); 1873, director in many financial, educational son of James of Swanzcy N. H., b. in and philanthropical institutions (m. Dec. Leominster Mass., d. in Swanzey (m. June 14. 1854, Jane E., dau. of Richard Mott 28, Lois Starkcy); son of Jonathan 1774 and Sarah [Hopkins] Janney and a desc. of Lancaster Mass. (m. Elizabeth Russell); of Thomas Janney and William Biles, son of Joseph of Lancaster Mass. (m. members Pa. provincial council, had 4 ch., Elizabeth); son of Gershom, b. in Med- viz.: Miles, Sarah E., d. 1886, Francis A. ficld Mass. about 1636 (m. Hannah Stod- and Richard J. WOiite); son of Miles of der of Hingham); son of Ralph Whee- Baltimore .Md., b. in Perquimans 00. N. lock, b. in Shropshire Eng. 1600, founder C. Aug. 30, 1792, d. in Baltimore Mar. 12, of Mcdfielil ;ibout 1635 (m. Rebecca). 1876, moved to Elizabeth City N. C, en- gaged in foreign commerce and later WELLS, CHARLES K. of Milwaukee moved to Baltimore, wihere he engaged in Wis., b. in VVaterville Me. Dec. 22, real estate business, and at his death left a 1817, giad. Yale coll. 1842, admitted to the fund of $100,000 for charitable purposes bar i84(), postmaster at .Milwaukee, senior (m. 1st Apr. 9, 1818 Elizabeth [dau. of partner in the law firm of Wells Brigham Elias Albcrtson [and Mary Newby], in- and Upham (m. Sep. 19, 1853 Sarah, dau. spector of revenue for port of Newbiggen I of Capt. Joseph Hitchings and Betsey Creek N. C. 1792, ancesitors lived in N. C, Combs of West Waterville Me., had 6 ch., desc. Albert Albertson, m. 1668 Mary viz.: Alice, Gertrude W.. Charles W., Gosbeyl, 2d Margaret Hopkins, sister of Mary ('"., Susan P. and Horace H. Wells); Johns Hopkins); son of Francis White of I son .of Daniel of Waterville Me., b. in Perquimans co. N. C, b. there Feb. 24, Wells Me. Jan. 19, 1774, d. in Bloomfield 1764, d. there Oct. 2, 1813, member of - AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 57 Society of Friends (m. Miriam, dau. of of New Amsterdam N. Y., b. Amsterdam John and Mary [Anderson] Toms and Holland about 1620, d. in New Amsterdam dcsc. of Francis Toms, member of provin- 1663, lived near hoeck of Passenger st. in cial council of N. C, had ii ch.); son of Amsterdam, he and his bro. Resolved were Caleb White of Perquimans co. N. C, b. book printers, came to America 1652, and there May 8, 1740, d. there Feb. 26, 1795 had charge of the magazine Fort Amster- (m. Jan. 14, 1761 Rebecca, dau. of Francis dam (m. 1st Ael'tie Hendriks, 2d Apr 4, and I\tbecca [Nixon] Toms and desc. of 1649 Annetie Daniels); son of Resolved Francis Toms as above, Zacharias Nixon, of Amsterdam Holland, b. about 1594. Isaac Page, Thomas Symonds and Henry English descent. Wliite, early settlers of Eastern N. C, she Rebecca had 11 ch.); son of Thomas J3ELL0WS, WILLIS EUWY of Jack- White of Perquimans co. N. C. b. in Isle -l-^ son Mich., b. in Mishawaka Ind. Jan. of Wight CO. Va. 1696, d. in Perquimans 14, 1858, grad. classical dept. Mich. Nor CO. N. C. Nov. 30, 1761, moved from Isle mal, admitted to the bar 1882, practiced of Wight CO. ito near Belvidere law, N. C. 1720, now engaged in insurance (m. Sep. 3, where he built a mill, the only one in the 1879 Adelaide Eliza, dau. of Lewis Hyde neighborhood, later owned a still and sev- Weir and Susan M. [Allen] Weir of New eral large tracts of land (ni. Sep. 13, 1719 York, she, Adelaide had 5 ch., viz.: Bertha Rachel, dau. of Joshua and Elizabeth C, Lewis Fitz Roy, Florence A., Willis A. [Sanborn] Jordan and a desc. of Thomas and Mabel L.); son of Charles Fitz Roy- Jordan, Quaker and member of colonial Bellows of Mt. Pleasant Mich., b. in legislature of Va., Robert Brasseur, a large Charlestown N. H. Oct. 27, 1832, prof, ol land owner in Nansemond co. Va., and mathematics in Mich. State Normal school Daniel Sanborn, Quaker, she, Rachel had for 24 years, author of a complete series of 13 cli.); son of John White of Isle of mathematical text books, founder and pres. Wight CO. Va., d. there 1718, came from of the North Mich. State Normal school Nansemond co. Va. to Isle of Wight co. in Mt. Pleasant Mich. (m. Apr. 12, 1855 Julia E. Walter whose father Jacob Walter TTTALDKON, D.\NIEL, b. in New came from England about 1820, her mother '' York, bap. Aug. 29, 1736 (m. Cath- was dau. of Jeremiah Clark of Allegany erine Turner), had bro. Joseph, b. in New CO. N. Y. who served in rev. war); son of York, bap. ."Xpr. 13, 1740 [m. 1761 Mary William Edwy Bellows of Climax Mich., Fosliay] ; sons of Daniel of New York, b. b. in Charlestown N. H. Nov. 27, 1806, d, there, l)ap. Oct. 14, 1713, d. there about in Climax Feb. 13, 1887, butcher and 1756. admilled freeman of New York 1737 farmer in Charlestown until 1837, when he (m. 1st Dec. 11, 1735 Maria Pell, 3d Mar. removed to Mich., owned and worked a 9, 1743 Maria Gauticr, 3d Apr. 24, 1746 farm of about 500 acres, a man of great Teuntye Bogart); son of Joseph of New ability and force of character (m. Jan. 19. York, b. there, bap. July 29, 1674, d. there, 1832 Lavina A. Harris); son of Solomon will dated May 5, 1715, admitted freeman of Charlestown N. H., b. there Sep. 9, 1698, he and his bro. Rutger were among 1776, d. there Nov. 2, 1832, farmer, under those who signed the Petition of the sherifif of Cheshire and Sullivan co. and Protestants of N, Y. to King William Iff keeper of the jail at Charlestown (m. 1799 (m. Feb. 9, 1696 Anietje Wocdert); son of Mary N. Hoyt, had 7 ch., fourth of whom Daniel of New York. b. in Amsterdam was William Edwy Bellows as above); Holland 1650, admitted freeman 1698 (m. son of Peter of Charlestown N. H., b. in Oct. 25, 1673 Sara Rutgers, b. in Esopus, Lunenberg Mass. Jan. 6, 1739, d. in dau. of Rutger Willemzen [and Gysbertie Charlestown N. H. Apr. 5, 1825, served in Martyns], served in the city guards rev. war at Ticonderoga 1777 (m. 1764 against Leisler) ; son of Joseph Waldron Mary Chase) ; son of Benjamin of Wal- S8 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. pole N. H., b. in Lancaster Mass. May 26, Thomas Edward [m. Olivia Bryan], 1712, d. in Walpole July 10, 1779, founder Alitchell Jones Blackshear, Goodwin and of Walpole N. H., made col. during the Elizabeth [m. Henry Sapp], James Joseph French and Indian wars, was very active Blackshear had I bro. and 3 .sisters, viz.: in building up the town, and an influential Thomas Edward [m. Emily Raines], man in N. H., Bellows Falls in the Conn, Elizabeth [m. 1st Paul Coalson, 2d Henry river were named from him (m. ist Oct. Nyclie], Mary Louise [m. John Choice 7. 1735 Abigail Stearns, 2d. Apr. 21, 175S Hall] and Ann Emily Blackshear [m. Mary Hubbard); son of Benjamin of Lu- Lucian Hamilton Raines of Thomas co. nenberg Mass., b. in Concord Mass. Ja.n. Ga.], Edward Blackshear had 2 bros. and 18, 1677, d. in Lunenberg Mass. Mar. 19, 3 sisters, viz.: James, killed by British in 1750, was a large landed proprietor and an rev. war. Gen. David [m. Frances Hamil- original grantee of Walpole (m. Jan. 18, ton], Elizabeth [m. Blake Bryan], Susan- 1677 widow Dorcas Cutter Willard) ; son nah [m. Edward Bryan], Elijah, unmar- of John Bellows, b. in England about ried, Penelope [m. Edward Bryan, a 1623, d. in Marlborough Mass. July 10, cousin of her sister's husband, and Joseph 1683, embarked for New England, was one Blackshear [m. Winnifred Tennille]. of the original proprietors of Marlborough Mass. at its incorporation (m. May •)• BROCKWAY, EDWIN FR.\NKLIN 165s Mary Wood of Concord). of Washington Iowa, b. in Brock- wayville Pa. Apr. 28, 1834, removed with BLACKSHEAR, JAMES MITCHELL parents to Muscatine co. Iowa 1842, of Thomas co. Ga., b. there Feb. 27, farmer and breeder of fine stock, member 1842, a country gentleman and a philan- Iowa genl. assembly 1874-75, pres. and tihropist (m. Oct. 24. 1864 Harriett, dau. vice-pres. of the Iowa State Ag. Society of Richard and Sophronia [Dickey] for a number of years (m. Sep. 11, i860 Mitchell of Thomas co., had 7 ch.. viz.: Rowena B. Letts, dau. of N. M. Letts of Harriett, Frances, James, Elizabeth, Mary, Iowa, d. May 13, 1894, lived in Ottawa Thomas R. and .^nnie Low Blackshear); III. during the Black Hawk war, having son of James Joseph Blackshear of emigrated there from Knox co. Ohio Tliomas co. Ga., b. in Pulaski co. Ga. Aug. some years earlier, removed from 111. to II, 1807. d. in Thomas co. Nov. 4, 1843, a Louisa CO. Iowa 1854, was known as the country gentleman (m. Harriett, dau. of Cattle King, for many years, owned a farm James Jones, whose ancestors came from of over 3,000 acres, prosperous in his busi- Wales); !ion of Edward of Thomas 00. ness, generous and a man of fine physique, Ga., b. in Jones co. N. C. Jan. 20, 1762, d. being 6 ft. 4 in. in height, she, Rowena in Thomas co. Sep. 3. 1820, was in battle had 3 ch., viz.: Elizabeth, b. July 25, 1866, of Moore's Creek Gen. Caswell command- .•Mbicn R., b. Mar. 7, 1871, and James M. ing 1776, while acting as a scout he was Brockway, b. Jan. 22, 1879); son of James shot through both hands by a British Main Brockway. b. in Brood Albian N. soldier, moved to Ga. 1790 (m. about 1790 Y., d. in Coneville Iowa Mar. 9, 1874, Emily Goodwin Mitchell, dau. of Thomas farmer, lumber dealer in Pa., one of the Mitchell of Pulaski co. Ga.) ; son of James pioneers of Jefferson co. and one of the Blackshear of Jones 00. N. C, b. in Ger- first commissioners in that co. (m. i8ig many, d. in Jones co. about 1790, rame to Lydia, dau. of Capt. W. P. Goff, desc. of America from Germany with his bro. Gen. W. GofT, the regicide); son of Con- Stout and settled in Craven at New Birne, sider of Sinnimahoning Pa., b. in Lyme Ct. now Jones co. N. C. 1732 (m. about 1757 Mar. 22. 1762, d. in Brandy Camp Pa. Catherine, dau. of John Martin and Civil July 3, 1847, farmer, man of energy and Franks). James Mitchell enterprise (m. 1st Hannah Maine, 2d about Blackshear had 2 bros. and 2 sisters, viz.: 1790 Keziah Ferry, her bro. John fought AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 59 ;; in the Wyoming batele); son of Nathan Taylor, and gr.-daii. of Capt. Abrajham of Lyme Ct., b. there May 7, 1736, d. in Watson, b. Nov. 1688, d. 1756], b. Dec. 26, Steplientown N. Y. Aug. 11, 1822 (m. 1738, d. Sep. 26, 1813, commissary 1st reg. about Elizabeth 1760 Thompson); son of Monmouth militia rev. war, she, Mary had Richard of Lyme Ct., b. there Sep. 11, 8 ch., viz.: William, Joseph Stillwell as 1699, d. there, one of the signers of the above, Elizabeth [m. Capt. William Leon- Lyme North Quarterly papers 1724, was ard], Hope [m. Samuel Bray], John Still- known as Capt. Brookway (m. 1st about well [m. Eliza Taylor], William [m. 1st 1822 Deborah Reed, 2d prob. Bridget); Ann Patterson, 2d Eleanor Seabrook], son of William of Lyme, b. there July 25, Ann [m. Garret Schenck], Samuel [m. 1666, d. there Mar. 29, owner for 1755, a Eliza Hendrickson] and George ."Xpijle- long time of the Brockway ferry at Lyme gate); son of William Applegate of Mid- (m. Mar. 8, 1692 Elizabeth); son of dletown N. J., b. there Oct. 16. 1726. d. Woolston Brockway, b. in England 1638, there Oct. 26, 1776, farmer, carpenter, be- d. Nov. II, 1717, emigrated to Lyme Ct. came wealthy and owned large tracts of I about (ni. Hannah 1659 Briggs, b. in Bos- land in Middletown tp. [m. Elizabeth, dau. ton Aug. 28, 1642, d. in Lyme Feb. 6, of JoJin and Mary [Stillwell] Ogbornc, 1687). desc. of Lt. Nicholas Stillwell, had 8 ch., i viz.: Mary [m. Isaac Andrews], Lydia [m. A PPLEGATE, JOHN STILLWELL Anthony Holmes], Richard as above, Re- -^ of Red Bank N. b. in J., Middletown becca [m. Mott Conover], Rhoda. Eliza- N. Aug. J. 6, 1837, grad. Colgate univ. beth [m. John Hofif], Annie [m. Joseph 1858. admitted to N. J. bar 1861, practice Bowne] and Sarah [m. Daniel Bray]); law there (m. Oct. 5, 1865 Deborah Cath- son of Richard Applegate of Middletown arine, dau. of Charles Gordon Allen and N. J., b. there, d. there 1732, large owner I- Catharine [Trafford] Allen, had 4 ch., of real estate (m. Rebeka Winter, had viz.: Charles Gordon, Annie [m. Charles John, Abagail, Elizabeth, Joseph, Hannah, U. A. Wager, prof, in Centre coll. Danville Rebeckah [m. Samuel Bray], Johanna and Ky., John Stillwell, student at Harvard William as above) ; son of Thomas of univ. law school, and Catharine Trafiford Middletown N. J., d. about 1699. moved to '' Applegate, grad. Vassar coll. son of 1897); Middletown from Gravescnd L. I. about Joseph Stillwell Applegate, b. in Middle- 1674, when he received a warrant from the town N. Dec. 5, 1789, d. in Red J. Bank proprietors of N. J. for 240 acres of land N. Oct. 17, 1881, farmer f J. (m. Jan. 5, 1815 (m. Johanna, dau. of Richard Gibbons, Ann Bray. d. Oct. 12, 1878, desc. of Rev. one of the 12 Patentees in the noted Mon- John Bray, a prominent settler in Mon- mouth Patent, had 7 ch., viz.: Thomas, mouth CO. N. J. 1684, and a donor of John, Daniel, Richard as above, Joseph. church building and grounds of Baptist Elizabeth and Benjamin); son of Thomas church in Holmdel N. J., she, Ann had g Applegate, licensed with the Mass. Bay ch., viz.: Mary [m. Daniel B. Hendrick- colony to keep a ferry between Weymouth son], Ann [m. William Smith], Richard and Braintree 1635, and moved to L. L, [m. Mary Hance), Joseph S. [m. Mar- Englishman, named among the Patentees garet Patterson], William L., Sarah Eliza- of Flushing L. L 1647, bought of John beth [m. George F. Cooper], Catharine Ruckman one of the original 39 lots into Loui.sa [m. William B. Hendrickson], which Gravesend was divided 1646. and Eleanor Sophia and John Stillwell as was the ist of the Applegates in America above); son of Richard Applegate, I b. in (m. Elizabeth, who sufifered from ecclesi- Middletown N. in Oct. J. 1762, d. there astical tyrrany, had 5 ch., viz.: John Bar- May 7, 1821 (m. Mary, 1784 b. 1769, d. tholomew, Thomas, Ares and Hannah [m. 1804, dau. of John Stillwell [and Elizabeth Feb. 9. 1C48 Charles Morgan, magistrate of Watson, dau. of John Watson and Hope Gravesend 1657-^3. The Applegates left 6o AMERICAN ANCESTRY. Gravcsend L. I. about 1674, John went to W. Chandler and Henry L. Chandler); son Fairfield Ct., Bartholomew to Middlesex of John of Machias Me., b. in Charlotte CO. N. J. and Thomas Jr. to Middletown Me. Jan. 27, 1816, d. in Machias Aug. 6, N. J. on the shore of Raritan Bay near 1884 (m. Oct. 10, 1844 Susan Ulmer Wil- y\tlantic Highlands now known as Apple- son, dau. of John Wilson and Mary Ulmer, gate's Landing). dau. of George Ulmer, lieut. in rev. war, maj. gen. of loth. division of Mass. militia pHESSMAN, SAMUEL of Salem Ohio, 1807 and col. of regular army 1814); son of ^ b. in North Bridgewater Mass. June John Chandler of Charlotte Me., b. in 16, 1812, moved from Wareham to Pitts- Stoughton Mass. Dec. 4, 1787, d. in Char- burg Pa. 1832, from Pittsburg to Salem lotte Me. Dec. 18, 1819 (m. Apr. 9, 1813 Ohio 1843, where he engaged in hardware Mary, dau. of Warren Gardner and gr.- and drug business, and published the illus- dau. of Jacob Dunbar of Hingham Mass., trated record of the Chessman family i8()3 one of the co. from Hingham who marche she, Jane had 6 ch., viz: Henry Warren, d. there Jan. 17. 1838 (m. Oct. 20, 1782 Elvira Jane, Mary Ann, Lewis, Martha and Mary. dau. of Jonathan and Lovell [Wells] George Gordon Chessman); son of Sam- Felt); son of Samuel Chandler of Stough- uel of Merriniac N. H., b. in North ton Mass., b. in Bridgewater Mass. Dec. Bridgewater June 7, 1784, d. in Merriniac 20. 1708. d. in Stoughton in Aug.. 1794 (m. Sep. 9, 1826, farmer and blacksmith (m. Oct. 20, 1748 Sarah, dau. of Benjamin Oct. 8, 1806 Mehitable Leach of Raynham, Gill); son of Samuel of Newbury ALiss., dau. of Giles Leach [and Mehitable Wilbur, b. there Feb. 29, 1672, d. there Sep. 12, desc. of Samuel and Ann Wilbur, who 1748 (m. Mary, dau. of Abraham Perkins settled in Boston Mass. 1633], desc. of of Hampton N. H.); son of William Lawrence Leach, who came from Eng., Chandler of Newbury Mass., b. in England settled in Salem Mass. 1629) ; son of and 1616, d. in Newbury Mar. S, 1701 (m. Feb. Samuel Chessman of North Bridgewater 26, 1667 'NTary Lord). Mass., b. in Braintree Mass. May 6, 1752. d. in North Bridgewater Feb. 28, 1846. pHIPMAN, JAMES IRVING of Po- farmer and blacksmith, and served as a ^ land Me., b. there Jan. 8, 1855. author minute mail 1773 (ni. 1777 .Martha French of " Chipman Family in Poland Centen- of Sloughton, dau. Dependance and Mary nial " 1896 and town officer several years [Linfield] French and a desc. of John and {m. Oct. 2, 1877 Arabelle H. Bean, dau. of Grace French, who settled in Braintree John and Melvina [Jewett] Bean of Milan Mass. about 1650) ; son of Samuel Chess- N. H., had 3 ch., viz: Aberto Lee, author " man of Braintree Mass., b. there Mar. 15, of Chipmans in Me.", Roy Earle and 1722, d. there i8i'i, minute man 1773 (m. Ralph Linden Chipman); son of James July 22, 1746 Mary Tower); son of George of Poland Me., b. there Aug. 26, 181 1, d. of Braintree Mass. (m. Jane Duran). there Mar. 28. 1884, farmer (m. ist. Dec. 6. 1842 Sarah C. Blanchard, 2d. June 18, pHANDLER, JOHN ULMER of 1853 Elizabeth Merrill); son of James of ^ ' Alachias Me., b. in Boston Mass. Poland Me., b. Dec. 25. 1782, d. in Poland .\ug. 27, 184s (m. June 28, 1870 Elizabeth Aug. 25, 1853. farmer and cooper (m. 1805 D. Longfellow, desc. of Willam Lon.g- Hannah Currier, b. in Newbury Mass.); fellow, b. in Eng. 1651, drowned at Anti- son of Benjamin of Poland, b. in Kings- costi C. B. 1690. until then in the King's ton Mass. Feb. 4. 1752, d. in Poland June service, came to Newberry Mass. prior to 18. 1838. went on several voyages to West 1676, she, Elizabeth had 2 ch., viz: Ralph Indies in early life, moved to Poland Me, AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 6i 1781, and settled farm on now owned and iSoi, John Lawrence, b. Oct. 21, 1803 [m. occupied by Chester Chipman, which farm -Margaret HayesJ, Leah, b. May 19, 1805 has been in tlie family in direct line from Lm. William Allen], Anna Maria, b. Aug. father to son ever since (m. about 1776 I'l, 1807 Lm. Joseph Gibson], Johnson .Ahigal MiUiken, b. in Boston Apr. ,1, above, Daniel, b. Sep. 8, x8io, d. 1832 [m. son of Benjamin of 1757); Poland Me., b. Sep. 8, 1831 Mary Ross] and William A. in Kingston Mass. May d. in 23, 1729, Po- Tremper, b. Aug. 17, 1814 [ni. Mary land in May 17&7, moved from Kingston Ross]); son of Michael Tremper of New to North Yarmouth Me. 1774, proceeded York and Fishkill, b. in New York, bp. to New Gloucester, which was as far in- Mar. 13, 1745, admitted a freeman of New land as any civilized people lived, took up York 1769, removed with his family to a claim in southern part of Bakerstown Fishkill after the evacuation of New York Poland now 1779 and was the 1st. settler of 1776, and served in the Dutchess co. militia South Poland (m. May 9, 1751 Hanna'n under Col. Abraham Brinkerhoff (m. Mar. Wadsworth, sister of Gen. Peleg Wads- 15, 1767 Leah, dau. of Daniel and Lea worth) of Seth ; son Chipman of Kingston Hertje Van Deusen, see Van Deuscn Mass., b. Barnstable Mass. Feb. 24, 1697, lineage, and had 8 ch., viz: Mary, b. Dec. d. in Kingston, town officer (m. Sep. 17, 21, 1767 [m. Oct. 26, 1786 James Collord], 1721 Priscilla. dan. of Maj. Julin and .Mercy Daniel above, Jacob, b. Feb. 15, 1772, d. tVVarrenJ Bradford); son of Samuel, b. in Oct. 17, 1774, Catherina, b. Feb. 25, 1774 Barnstable Mass. Apr. 15, 1661, a deacon; [m. June 9. 1793 Thomas B. C. Collord], son of Rev. Eld. John Chipman who Jacob, b. in New York June 30, 1770, came to America from Bryans-Piddle near Michael, b. in Fishkill Oct. 30, 1778, John, " Dorchester Eng. in ship " Friendship b. June 23. 1782 and Harmarinie Tremper, 1631. b. Feb. 16, 1784); son of Jacob of New York, b. in Upper Germany about 1712, rPREMPER, WILLIAM D.AVIS .-f soldier in New York militia under Cap. -^ Portsmouth Ohio, b. in N. Richmond Gerard Beckmani738 (m. May i, 1738 Anna Ohio May 9, 1851 (m. Dec. 7, 1880 Mary Maria PelTcr, dau. of Michael Pefifer, free- Tod Haynian, dau. of Richard H. Hayman man of New York 171 5 and Anna Maria of Ky., his ancestors lived in Va. and Md., Hoffman, and had 5 ch., viz: Anna Maria, had 4 ch., viz: Richard Hayman, Laura bp. Mar. i, 1739, John Jacob, bp. Sep. 5, Fairman, William Johnson and Hugh He.- 1740, Joannes, bp. Jan. 26. 1743, Michael rick Tremper) ; son of Johnson Tremper above and Mary who m. Michael Schatzel of N. Richmond Ohio, b. in F.sopus Feb. of Rhinebcck N. Y.); son of Jacob 9, 1809, (1. in N. R.ichmond 1885 (m. 1830 Tremper, b. in Upper Germany about 1683, Laura, b. in Auburn N. Y. 1814, dau. of came to this country about 1713 (m. Chris- John Chapman Jeffries and Deborah Stark- tina Welker, and had 2 ch.. viz: Jacob weather, dau. of Samuel Starkweather and above and John George Tremper of had besides William D. above. Alma, Rob- Dutchess CO. N. Y., who m. Susanna). ert and other children) ; son of Daniel of N. Richmond O., b. in New York, bp. VAN DEUSEN, IS.'VAC of New York, Apr. 15, 1770, d. in N. Richmond Ohio 1>. there, bp. Jan. 24, 1742 (m. Apr. Mar. 20, 1833 (m. May 16, 1791 Ariettf 10, 1762 Rachel Berger). had bro. Abra- Kieffer and had 12 ch., viz: Elizabeth, b. hatn. bp. Jan. 9, 174.";. became a freeman July 12, 1793 fm. 1815 Daniel Davis], T770: sons of Daniel of New York City. b. Catherine, b. July 21, 1794 [m. 1815 Rob- there, bp. Se]). 16. 1716. militiaman 1738, ert Hainesl, Margaret, b. Sep. 28, 1795 [ni. and brc-.ime .'i freeman of the citv 1741 Philip Quinlain], Michael, b. Mar. i, 1798 Cm. 1738 Lea Hertje. became a member of \m. Susan], James, b. Nov. 6, 1799 [m. the Tappan Church 1735, dau. of Jacobus Eleanor Davis], Lawrence, b. Dec. 15. Hertje and Tryntjc Strateniaker. m. Sep. i I ; 62 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 28, 1706, gt.-gr.-dau. of Lambert Huybert- May 2, 1718 Anna, dau. of Adolph and sen Moll of New Netherlands 1628, made Maria [Verveele] Meyer) ; son of Zach- a buryla-r 1657, she, Tryntje became a arias of Harlem N. Y., b. in Albany 1670, member of the Tappan Church 1735); son d. Jan, 20, 1729, went to Harlem 1693, Isaac of Van Deusen of New York, b. in bought of h'is father-in-law some land in Albany, bp. 1688 (m. Apr. 5, 1713 Ametje Harlem 1705, and at his death c/wned Waldron, dau. of Daniel Waldron, b. in about 43 acres (m. ist Aug. 23, 1693 Maria, Amsterdam 1650, and Sara Rutgers, whose dau. of Jan Hendriks and Annatje [Bas- father Rutger Willemsen was wounded tiens] Brevoort, who were ni. Jan. 29, while serving in the city guards against 1668, 2d July 19, 1717 Wyntie Dyckman); Ltisler 1691); son of Abraham Isaacs son of Zacharias Sickels of Albany N. Y., Van Deusen of Albany N. Y., b. in Now b. in Vienna Austria about 1630, went to York, bp. Nov. 16, 1659, he and his wife Holland, from there to Curacoa, where he were members of the Dutch Church in Al- served as a cadet, when Stuyvesant re- bany 1683 (m. 1682 or '83 Anna, dau. of turned from a visit to Curacoa 1655 Sick- Zacharias Sickels, see Sickels lineage); els came with him, and soon after attached son of Isaac Abrahamsen Van Deusen of to the garrison at Fort Orange, remained New .•\mslerdani N. Y., b. dn Holland in Albany after the surrender 1664. re- about 1634, he was among those who took moved to New York 1693, and admitted a the oath of allegiance after the surrender freeman 1698 (m. 1658 or '60 Anna, dau. of 1OO4, and a house owner of New York Lambert and Amatie Van Valkenbergh, 1674 ("1- 1659 Jannetie Jans, widow of who were residents of New .Amsterdam Adam Vaji Sandt, who came over in the 1644, and afterwards went to Albany). " Brovvntish " from Aernhem in Guelder- land 165S with his wife Jannetie and chil- pOLLORD, .^L'\RTIN THOMAS of dren, viz.; James [ni. Margrita Van der ^ Dayton Ky. (m. Sep. 3, 1885 Carrie Poel of Albany] and Catherine Van Zant Spillman); son of Thomas Brainard Col- [m. Gerrit Wynants Van der Poel of Al- lord of Williamsburg Ohio, b. in Cincin- Abraham bany]); son of Pietersen Van nati Ohio Feb. 14, 1834 ('"• i*t Oct. 6. Deusen of New .\msterdam N. Y., b. in 1S53 Mary E. Hartman, 2d May 10, 1870 Holland about 1602, miller, one of the Sarah E. Hartman, 'daus. of James Chris- " " Twelve Wen 1641, and one of the topher Hartman of Clermont co. Ohio " " Eight Afen 1643. became a burgher and Margeret Gorham of Pa.); son of 1657 (m. Tryntje Melchiors). Samuel Worden Collord of >Mattoon 111., b. in New York May 31, 1807, d. in Mot- niCKELS, JOHN S. of New York, b. toon May 29, 1883 (m. July 31, 1828 Anna ^ about 1742, d. June 4, 1804 (m. Sep. Robson, dau. of John Robson and May 29, 1763 Maria, dau. of Aaron and Maria Brack, who came frO'Ui Durham Eng) [Myer] Ijusiing, and had 3 ch., viz.: Mary son of Thomas Bradbury Chandler Col- [m. John Adriance], Letitia [m. William lord of New York, b. in Elizabeth N. J. ; K~enyon-] ; son of Johames Sickels of Har- Feb. 7. 1840, moved to Cincinnati with his lem N. Y., b. 1720, d. in Harlem 1784, set- family i8ii, was a tanner there, and gave tled in Harlem 1748, and inherited 84 acres the ground lor one of the i*t Pres. from the Meyer estate (m. Margeret, dau. churches there (m. June 9, 1793 Catherine, of -Adolph and Margeret | Waldron] dau. of Michael Tremper, see Tremper Meyer, who were m. Oct. 25, 1716); son of lineage); son of Isaac Collord of Eliza- Johames Sickels of Westchester 00., b. in beth N. J., b. about J736 (m. May 17, 1759 New York, bp. July 29, 1694, d. in June Anne Spining, desc. of Humphrey Spin- 1729, settled in Westchester co. on a farm ing, «ho came with his uncle from Eng- of 100 acres, which he bought in 1722 (m. land to New Haven Ct. 1637, and was AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 63 afterwards one of the first associates of .son of George Corlies of Eatontown N. Elizabeth 16O4, and one of tliose to wliom J., b. there Apr. 18, 1749, d. there Dec. i. patents were granted by Sir George Cart- 1816 (m. Patience Wooley) ; son of Jacob eret 1676); son of James Collord, b. about of Eatontown N.,J,, b. there Aug. 14, 1715, 1712, d. in Quebec in Sep. 1759. soldier in d. there (m. Dec. 22, 1737 Sarah White, the Frencli war, killed at the siege of and ihad 9 ch., viz.: Britten, b. Dec. 27. Quebec under Gen. Wolfe, and whose an- 1738, Elizabeth, b. Apr. 8. 1740 [m. Her- cestors came from England. bert], Benjamin, b. May 2, 1742, Abigail, b. May 2. 1744 [ni. Edgwards), John, b. nORLIES, JACOB of Poughkeepsie N. Feb. 2, 1746, Peter, b. July 23, 1747, ^ Y., b. in BrooUlyn Apr. 4, 1830, lived George, b. Apr. 18, 1749, Jacob, 1). .Apr. in N. Y. until 1855, then engaged in real 21, 1751, and Sarah, b. June 20, 1758 (ni. estate business in Poughkeepsie, served John Rively]); son of George of Mon- several terms as alderman, school commis- mouth CO. N. J. (m. Sep. 23, 1699 Deborah sioner, almshouse com. and is now pres. Hance). of the Firsit National Bank of Poughkeep- sie (m. Sep. 6. 1855 Edith \V. Haines, dau. pOLLORD, WILLIAM FRANKLIN of Franklin Haines, who came from Ran- ^ of Cincinnati, b. there Jan. 17, 1849, cocus N. J. and had 4 ch., viz.: Franklin d. Oct. 12, 1893 (m. Apr. 10, 1878 Marie H., b. July 2, 1856 [m. Dec. 5, 1889 Eliza- Brenr.an, had William Esperanza Col- beth .\I. Keen, and had son William M., lord); son of William Adams Collord of b. Sep. 3. 1893], Eliza M., b. Sep. 24, 185S Cincinnati, b. in Nelson co. Ky. .\pr. 29, [m. Oct. J3, 1884 J. Arthur Lockwood], 1824, grad. Augusta coll. Ky., banker, and George, b. June 4, 1862, Walter 2d, b. Aug. an ofiicer of the city guards in ihe war of 25, 1864 [m. Aug. iC, 1887 Elinor C. Hitch- rebellion (m. Oot. 10, 1846 Rebecca, dau. cock, and Jiad Margery C, b. Oct. 8, of Joseph Severns [and Nancy Smith of '^ 1889]); son of George of Poughkeepsie N. Chambersberg Pa.] of Chambersberg, an Y., b. in New Y'orU City Jan. 11, 1804, d. ofticer in the war 1812); son of Isaac of in Poughkeepsie May 27, 1892, engaged in Kentucky, b. in New Vork City June 25, wholesale dry goods business in New 1794, d. in Cincinnati Mar. 8, 1875, went York, member of firm of Merrill & Cor- west 181 1, served in war 1812, entered the lies, removed to his farm a few miles be- ministry of the Methodist Church 1818, ? low Poughkeepsie 1836. returned to N. Y.. and was attached to the Ky. conference took his position in the firm, remained for 40 years (m. Feb. 29, 1816 Eliza, b. in there until 1852, when he again moved to llaverstraw N. Y., dau. of Ithiel and Poughkeepsie, where he engaged in real Diadema Smead, and a desc. of William ei>tatc business, alderman for several S)nead. who came with his mother Judith terms, school commissioner, almshouse Stougihton Smead from England to Dor- com. and trustee in several charitable in- chester Mass. 1636, and afterward a soldier stitutions (m. Feb. 22, 1827 Elizabeth, dau. at Decrfield in King Philip's war); son of of Jacob Corlics of Shrewsbury N. J.l; Thomas Bradbury Chandler Collord of son of Benjamin of City, New York b. in New York City. b. in Elizabeth N. J. Jan. Eatontown N. J. Aug. 19, 1775, d. in 20, 1772, d. 'in New Richmond Ohio Feb. Poughkeepsie N. Y. Mar. 3, i860, engaged 7, 1840, moved to Cinicinnati with his fam- in dry goods comniission business in N. ily 181 1, was a tanner there, and gave the 'f N. firm of Corlies, Haydock and Co. ground for one of the 1st Pres. churches until 1840. when having amassed a fortune there (ni. June 9, 1793 Catherina, dau. of retired to his country seat in Shrewsbury Miohael Trcniper, sec Tremper lineage): N. moved to Poughkeepsie Isaac J., N. Y. 1852, s,)n of Collord of Elizabeth N. J., b. where he spent the remainder of his life about 17.36 (m. May 17. 1759 .'Vnne Spin- (m. 1797 Phcbe, dau. of James Ludlam); ing, dcsc. of Humphrey Spining, who .Y' ^ 64 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. came vvilili liis uncle from England to New 24, 1846. learned the trade of printer with Haven Ct. 1637, 'iiid was afiterward one of Abraham Paul, and was printer of the llie first associates of Elizabetiitovvn 1664, Methodist Book Concern of N. Y. 1828- and one of those to whom patents were 46. Methodist minister Pittsburg and Ohio granted by Sir George Carteret 1676); son conference 1819-26 (m. Aug. 4, 1819 Mary of James Collord, h. about 1712, d. in Thorn, b. in Oyster Bay L. I., d. in Pitts- Quebec in Sep. 1759, soldier in the French burg Pa. Apr. 4, 1861); son of James of war, killed at ithe siege of Quebec under New York City, b. in Elizabeth about 1764, Gen. Wolfe, and whose ancestors came made -freeman of New York 1784 (m. from England. Oct. 26, 1786 Mary, dau. of Michael Treni- per, see Trcmper lineage); son of Isaac OHNSON, HENRY WEBB of South Collord of Elizabeth I N. J., b. about 1736 " Bend Ind., grad. A B, A M and D (m. May 17, 1759 Anne Spining, desc. of D Hanover coll. Ind. 1872, McCormick Humphrey Spining, who came with his Theological seminary 1875 and pastor 1st. uncle from Eng. fo New Haven Ct. 1637, Presby. Church South Bend Ind. (m. July and was afterwards one of the first asso- 13, 1876 Ciddy A. Hare, dau. of C. S. Hare, ciates of Elizabeth 1664, and one of those treasurer of Dckelb co., and had 3 ch., viz: to whom patents were granted by Sir Emily Matilda, Edger Hare and Sadie George Carteret 1676) ; son of James, b. Virginia Johnson); son of John Johnson about 1712, d. in Quebec 1759, soldier in of Windham Ohio, b. in Naples in N. Y. French war, killed at the siege of Quebec Sep. 1819, in d. Windham in Mar. 1893, under Gen. Wolfe, and whose ancestors spent most of his life in Naples N. Y. and came from Eng. Windham (m. 1847 Matilda Webb, b. May 1826, desc. 2, of Richard Webb, who was nOBB, OSC.^R of Buffalo N. Y., b. in made a freeman of Boston 1632, and went ^ Ludlow Vt. Oct. 8, 1816, attended with Rev. Thomas Hooker to the settle- Monroe inst. Rochester N. Y. 1831, teacher ment of Hartford 1636, and also desc. of 1832, drug and chemical business in Matilda Webb, Silas Webb, Bcnjam-'n Rochester until 1837, in St. Louis until Webb, John Benjamin Webb, Joseph 1844, went on mineralogical survey of Webb, Joseph Webb, Richard Webb and northern shore of Lake Superior 1847, Richard \Vel)b. d. in Norwalk Ct. 1655); grain and flour merchant of Buffalo until son of Amasa Johnson of Naples N. Y., 1874, and identified with several public b. in Peru Mass. 1789, d. in Naples N. Y. and charitable institutions (m. ist. 185?) Oct. 10. 1866, was in war 1812: son of Charlotte Callender, d. 1867, dau. of Bird- John o.f Naples N. Y., b. in Mass.. d. in sey Wilcox of Stratford Ct. and Lydia, Naples, one of the founders of Naples, was dau. of Deacon Amos Callender, and had made a colonel in rev. war (m. Hannah Julia Ida |m. George C. Bingham of rev. Watkins, dau. of Capt. William Watkins"). desc, and had Benjamin F. and George C. Bingham], Jennie Sarah of Buffalo COLLORD, GEORGE WASHING- N. Y., John Callender [m. Myra, dau. of TON of Sea ClifT and New York. b. Maj. Howard of Fairport N. Y., and had in Logan Creek Ind. Oct. 24, 1820, instruc- Mary Robbins Cobb|, Charlotte Wilco.x tor Latin in coill. of and Greek Columbia fm. Carl A. Lautz, son of J. Adam Lautz, grammar school 1841-1855. and prof, of and had Oscar C, John A. and Charlotte Latin and Greek in the Brooklyn polytech- Wilcox Lautz] and Mary Emily Cobb fm. nic 7855-04 (m. .Xug. 4. 1847 .'\manda M. Calvin S. Grosser, and had Callender Wihitficld. had 7 ch.. viz.: George Wliit- .\rmstrong Crosscr], 2d. 1869 Martha IT., field. Lucy. Emma. Clara, James, Mabel dau. of Orson and Louisa fDenison] War- and Editli): son of James .of Now York ner and gr.-dau. of Matthew Warner ol City, b. there Feb. 29, 1792, d. there July Lima N. Y., circuit judge, twice member AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 6S I of Leg. and of rev. and colonial desc, she, 1865, Ph. D. same 1881, LL. D. of Prince- Martha had son Carloscar Warner Cobb); ton 1890 (m. July 8, 186S Jane .'\pplcton son of John Cobb, b. in Pawlet Vt. 1789, Aiken, dau. of John Aiken an'd [Mary d. in Ogden N. Y. 1832, doctor, girad. Means Appleton, 'desc. of John .'\ppleton, 1 Castleton Med. ooll., and practiced in Og- son of John, son of John, son of Thomas, den (ni. Sarah, dau. of Nathaniel and sion of Robert, .-von of William, son of Mary [CooHdge] Robbins); son of John Thomas, son of Samuel, son of Samuel, Cobb, b. in Norwich Ct. 1743, m&ved to son of Isaac, son of Francis, son of Jesse Pawlet Vt. 1782 (m. Mary Fuller of Plain- Appleton, pres. of Bowdoin coll.], son of field Ct., had 8 ch., viz.: Henry [m. a Phineas Aiken, sion of Jiohn, son of Na- Bennett], William [ni. a Fitch], John [m. thaniel, son of Edward Aiken, settled in Sarah Robbins], Gideon [m. a Worden], Londonderry N. H. 1720. .she, Jane had 6 Horace [m. a Bascomb], Abigail [m. a ch., viz.: William Appleton, Martha Bou- Mayio], Mary [m. a Bacon] and Marie [m. telle, Mary Margaret, Edith Huntington, S. Griswold]); son of Gideon, b. in Ston- Francis Lawrence and Harold Horton ington Ct. 1718 (m. Abigail [dau. of Col. Snow, d. June 9, 1889); son uf Benjamin John Dyer and Abigail Fitch], [dau. of Snow of Fitchburg Mass., b. in Westmore- Maj. James Fitch laud Alice Bradford land N. H. Oct. 26, 1813, d. in Worcester Adams, dau. of Maj. William Bradford Mass. May 15, 1892, removed to Fitchburg and Alice Richards and gr.-dau. of Wil- with hiis father 1825, a 'successful merchant liam Bradford, gov. of Plymouth, county and paper manufacturer, prominent Garri- surveyor and deputy to general court], sonian abolitionist, kept station on under- she, Abigail had 5 ch., viz.: John [m. Mary ground railway for conducting fugitive Fuller], Elkanc-h [m. a Willard], Joshua slaves to Canada (m. Nov. 13, 1838 Mary (m. a Edgcrton], Ebcnezer [m. a La- Baldwin Boutelle, dau. of David Boutelle ihrop], M. Wealthean [m. a LathropI), [and Ruth Baldwin Huntington, dau. of' had bro. Elkaneh; son of Gideon Christopher,, son of Christopher, son Cobb, b. in Baraistable Mass. 1691, d. in of Christopher, son of Christopher, son of Ganiterbury 1734, capt., co. surveyor, owner Christopher, one of the founders of Nor- of lands in Windham Co., and organized wich Ct., son of Simon], son of David Windham Church (m. Margaret, b. 1695, Boutelle, in rev. war, son of James, son of widow of Samuel Cleveland of Canterbury James, son of James, son of James, son of and dau. of John and Margaret Fish of James Boutelle, d. 1691); son of Benjamin Stonington Ct., she, Margaret Cobb had Snow of Fitch'burg Mass., b. in Lunen- by 2d lui.-^baud, Samuel Cleveland, 2 ch., burg Mass. Jan. 7, 1782, d. in Fitchburg viz: Elkaneh, b. in Stonington, and Gideon, Oct. 6, 1869, .tailor in Walpole N. II., trav- b. 1718); son of Henry Cobb, b. in Barn- eling salesman, clerk in store in Walpole, stable Mass. 1665, removed to Stonington m'Oved to Fitchburg 1825 (m. 1807 .'\ltredo 1700 and owned Saltonstall grant Mart Hall, 'b. Sep. 27, 1788, d. Nov. 2, 1821, Lake (m. i6go Lois Hallett, h.id 3 ch., viz.: dau. of Isaac Hall [and Mary Leonard], Lois, Eunice and Nathan Hallett Cobb); son of Philip Hall, son of John, s-on 'of son of Henry ^of Plymouth Mass. 1629, John, -proprietor of the ist iron smelter or Scituate Mass. 1632 and Barnstable 1635. blower of Taunton Mass., .son of George Hall, came from Devonshire Eng. with ONOW, FR.ANCIS HUNTINGTON of his wife Mary, one of the founders of ^ Lawrence Kan., b. in Fitchburg Taunton 1639, proprietor of the ist iron Silas Mass. June 29, 1840, grad. Williams coll. smeller there) ; son of Snow of Fitch- 1862, Andovcr theol. sem. 1866, principal burg Mass., b. in Lunenburg Mass. Apr. Fitchburg H. S. 1862-3, prof, of natural I, 1732, d. in Fitchburg Sep. 16, 1807, one science univ. of Kan. 1866-90, chancellor of the original founders of Filchbnrg of same 1890-98, A. M. of Williams coll. which was set apart from Lunenburg 66 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 1764, member Congregational church in Milford 1747, 2d settler in New Milford Lunenburg, afterwards in Fitchburg (ni. 1707 (m. 1687 Abigail, dau. of Joseph and Oct. 22, 1754 Anna Farwell, b. May 15, Abigail [Pruden] Walker); son of John 1742, d. Sept. 10, 1834); son of William of of Stratford Ct., b. dn Cheshire Eug., bj). Lunenburg Mass., b. in Woburn Mass. Oct. 8, 1638, d. in Strartford prior to Dec. 170S, d. in Lunenburg June 15, 1774, bought 1688, came to America with his father land in Lunenburg (m. Elizabeth Stephens, about 1641 (m. 1666 Mary, dau. of John d. Oct. 31, 1780); son of Zerubbabel of Brinsmade of Charleston Mass.); son of i Woburn Mass., b. there 1672, d. there Nov. Arthur Bostwick of Stratford Ct., b. in 20, 1733 (m. Sep. 22, 1697 Jemima Cutler); Che.^hirc Eng., bp. Dec. 22, 1603, d. in son of Jolm Snow, b. about 1640; son of Stratford about 1678, came to America Richard early settler of Woburn, tax payer about 1641, located in Southampton L. I., there when the 1st levy was made 1645 (m. afterwards in Stratford (m. ist Jan. 8, Elizabeth Reed). 1627 or '28 Jane Whittel, 2d Ellen John- son). BOSTWICK, HENRY ANTHON of New York City, b. there Aug. 21, ALBERTSON, JONATHAN WHITE 1864 (unmarried); 'Son of Henry Anthon of Elizabeth City N. C, b. in Belvi- Bostwick of New York City, b. there July. dere N. C. Sep. 9, 1826, judge solicitor of 19. 1827, d. there Jan. 27, 1892 (m. circuit state court, U. S. atty. for E. dist. Oct. 26, 1853 Emma Cornelia Engs, N. C, com. from N. C. to Centennial Ex- dau. of Philip W. and Anna [Town- position 'in Phila. 1876 (m. Jan. 8, 1855 send] Engs); son of Charles Byron Bost- Catharine F. Brooke Pescud, dau. of Col. wick of New York City, b. in Pine Plains Edward Pescud of Petersburg Va. and N. Y. Aug. 2, 1794, d. in Albany N. Y. Susan, dau. of Peter Francisco of Va., Oct. 20, 1857 (m. Apr. 8, 1822 Cornelia, she, Catharine had 6 ch., viz.: Jonathan dau. of Joseph and Barbara [Becker] W., Marceline P., Robert Brooke, Re- Corre); son of Benjamin Buggies Bost- becca, Thomas and Catharine S. F. Al- wick of New Milford Ct. and Pine Plains bertson); son of Anthony Benezet N. Y., b. in New Milford Sep. s, 1762, d. Albertson of Belvidere N. C, b. there in Pine Plains Feb. 6, 1845 (ni. Nov. 30, Apr. s, 1797, d. there May II, 1861 (m. 1782 Rachel, dau. of Benajah and Mary July 17, 1817 Rebecca, dau. of Jonathan [Canfield] Stone); son of Reuben of New and Rachael [Winslow] White, desc. of Milford Ct., b. there Sep. 2, 1734, ensign New England Winslows, and had 3 ch., in iith CO. Capt. Archibald McNeale, Col. viz.: Elias T. [m. Mary King of Va.], Nathan Whiting's reg. 2d Ct. expedition Edward C. [m. Margaret Godwin of Va.] against Montreal 1761, capt. of 7th co. ist and Jonathan White as above) ; son of battalion Wadsworth's brigade. Col. Gold Elias of Pasquotank co. N. C, b. there S. Silliman 1776, capt. in Col. John Ely's Sep. 24, 1763, d. in Perquimans N. C. in " reg. Ct. troops Danbury Alarm " 1777 Sep. 1797, inspector of customs at port of (m. May 27, 1761 Mabel, dau. of Joseph Newhegin Creek, merchant in Newbegun and Rachel [Tolls] Ruggles); son of and afterwards in Belvidere (m. Nov. 9, Nathaniel Bostwick of New Milforxl Ct., 1785 Mary, dau. of Thomas Newby [and b. in Stratford Ct. Sep. 17, 1699, d. in New Sarah Scott of Va.], whose family were Milford July 13, 1756, deputy from New among the early settlers dn N. C, and had Milford 1738-43, justice of peace 1744-53, 4 ch., viz.: Elias T., Newby, Elizabeth, b. 1st capt. of 2d CO. New Milford militia July 21, 1795 [m. Apr. 9, 1818 Miles 1743 (m. Oct. 7, 1727 Esther, dau. of Sam- White], and Anthony Benezet as above); uel and Sarah [Weller] Hitchcock); son son of Elias of Pasquotank, b. in Pasquo- of John of Stratford and New Milford Ct., tank CO. N. C, d. there Dec. 13, 1767 (m. b. in Stratford Ct. May 4, 1667, d. in New in May 1759 widow Elizabeth Carver, and AMERICAN: ANCESTRY. 67 had 2 ch., viz.: Abraham, d. 1769, and liam Bliss as above and Benjamin, b. Dec. Elias as above); son of Esau Albertson of 25, 1802, d. Feb. 10, 1895) ; son of Jona- Pasquotank co. N. C. (had 8 ch., viz.: than Albro of Portsmouth K. I., b. there William, Elias as above, Elihu [m. Eliza- Jan. 7, 1731, d. in N. Kingston, R. I., rev. beth Pendleton], Isaac, William, Sarah soldier (,m. Oct. 21, 1759 Mary Tabor, had 5 [m. John Trueblood], Lydia [m. a Stan- ch., viz.: Robert, b. Mar. 9, 17C0, William ton] and a dau. [m. a Martyn]); son of b. June II, 1763, Isaac as above, John, b. Esau, b. Aug. 19, 1672 (m. Jan. 17, 1700 Aug. IS, 1767, and Jonathan, b. Mar. 15, Sarah, dau. of Darbey and Dorythy Se.x- 1770); son of Samuel of Portsmouth R. I., ton, and 'had 3 ch., viz.: SusannaJi, Isaiah, b. there June 16, 1701, d. there Oct. S, twins, b. May 14, 1702, and Esau as 1766, freeman (m. Nov. 25, 1725 Ruth above); son of Albert Albertson, d. Feb. Lawton, had children: Samuel, b. Feb. 28, 1701 (m. Dec. 20, 1668 Mary Crosbey, ID, 1725 [m. Sep. 13, 1764 Rebecca and had 4 ch., viz.: Albert, b. July 15, Weeden], John, b. Jan. 30, 1729, Jonathan 1669, Susannah, b. Feb. 19, 1670, Esau as as above, Daniel, b. Jan. 2, 1734 [m. Sep. above, Hannah, b. Dec. 11, 1675, and 23, 1755 Abigail SissonJ, and David, b. Peter, b. June 30, 1677). Apr. I, 1736 [m. Nov. 19, 1761 Elizabeth Coggshall]); son of Jolin of Portsmouth ALBRO, ADDIS of New York City, b. R. I., b. there, d. there Dec. 4, 1724, free- in Middleburgh N. Y. Feb. 18, 1855, man, maj., member Church of England clergyman, M. S., LL. B., D. D., coll. (.m. Apr. 27, 1693 Mary Stokes, had 4 ch., prof, and pres., field sec. of N. Y. stale viz.: John, b. Aug. 23, 1694, Mary, Sarah Sabbath association, member Sons Amer. and Samuel as above); son of John Albro Rev., soc. of Colonial Wars (m. Feb. 19, of Portsmouth R. I., b. in Eng. 1617, d. in 1878 Mary Alice Scribner, b. Apr. 6, 1858, Portsmouth Dec. 14, 1712, embarked in " " dau. of Myron E. Scribner and Mary ship Francis from Ipswich Eng. 1634, Kromcr of Schoharie N. Y., and h:id 5 ch., settled in Portsmouth R. I. 1638, granted viz.: Addis Bliss, Iva Dell, Ames Scribner, land 1639, corporal 1644, lieut. 1660-72, Ruth and Ward Sloan Albro); son of capt. 1675-80, maj. 1680, commissioner William Bliss Albro of Middleburgh N. 1660-61, assistant 1671-86, in charge of Y., b. in Berne N. Y. May 2, 1800, d. in island of R. I. during war with Indians Fort Wayne Ind. Aug. 31, 1879, farmer, 1676, member of council of war 1676, of capt. iS2d reg., 31st brigade, 9th division, council of Sir Edmund Andros 1686 (had infantry corps, militia of N. Y. state, Samuel, b. 1644, d. 1739 [m. Isabella Law- elected 1830, commissioned 1831 (m. Mar. ton], Elizabeth, d. 1720 [ra. Benjamin 28, 1854 Ann Elizabeth Wood, b. May i, Congdon], Mary, d. 1710 [m. Thomas 1819, d. Feb. 3, 1878, dau. of Samuel C. Hicks], John as above and Susannah, d. and Abigail [Hathaavay] Wood, and had 1715 [m. John Anthony]). 3 ch., viz.: Addis as above, Francis ol Fort Wayne Ind., b. July 3, 1856, and William ATWOOD, EDWARD STANLEY of Bliss Albro, b. Apr. 9, 1859, d. Oct. 21, New York City, b. in Boston Mass. 1862) ; son of Isaac of Berne N. Y., b. in Dec. S, 1842, grad. Kimball Union academy Portsmouth R. I. Sep. 3, 1765, d. in Berne Meriden N. H. 1859, A. M. Williams coll. Nov. 12, 1838, farmer (m. in Feb. 1794 1863, resided in Boston until 1869, Brook- Sarah, dau. of Rev. William and Barbara IjTi until 1873, East Orange N. J. until [Phillips] Bliss, gt.-gr.-dau. of Maj. John 1895, then N. Y., engaged in business Bos- Bliss and Demaris Arnold, dau. of Gov. ton and New York, pres. Maritime ex- Benedict Arnold of R. I., she, Sarah had change N. Y. 1892-5, supt. of docks N. Y. Barbara, b. 1796, d. Nov. 9, 186S [m. City 1895 (m. Sep. 19, 1871 Mary Ellen Schuyler Sweet], Mary, b. Mar. 25, 1798, Leverich, b. in Brooklyn N. Y. Oct. iS, d. Oct. I, 1839 [m. Joseph Watson], Wil- 1847, dau. of Daniel T. Leverich, son of i 68 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. Edward, son of Col. Edward, son of Wil- her father Stephen Hopkins. She, Sarah liam, son of John, son of John, son of had Eunice, b. June 13, 1809 [m. Oct. 30, Caleb, son of Rev. William Leverich of 1828 Henry A. Holbi'ookof Bositon Mass.], Saluni 1633. later Oyster Bay and Newtam Solomon Snow, b. Feb. 5, 1812, d. .July L. I.), had bro. Horace Franklin Atwood 25, 1812, Sarah, .b. Feb. 28. 1815 [m, ist of I^ochester N. Y., b. in Boston Feb. 5, David Cole. 2d Dec, 3. 18.35], Amaziah, b. 1850, was in business a while in Chicago Feb. 28, 1818. d. Oct. 4, 1818, Francis III., now secretary of Rochester German .\maziah as above, Silvanus Snow Atwood, Ins. CO., pres. Rochester Club, anember b. Jan. 9, 1823, d. Nov. 3, 1823); .son of R'oyal Micro'scopical Soc. of England, David Atwood of Wellfleet Mass., b. there pres. Rochester Academy of Science (m. Aug. 24, 1758, d. there Oct. 26, 1825, fol- Sep, I, J873 Nellie Roberts of Bangor lowed the sea, served in Capt. Winslow North Wales, had ch., 3 viz.: Grace Fannie, Lewis' CO. in rev. war (m. .Apr. 9, 1781 b. in Chicagio May 26, 1874, Isabel Dora, Susannah, b. 1764, dau. of Walliam and b. there Nov. 19, 1875, and Edward Snow Vashti [Cole] Newconi'b, and had 11 ch., Atwood. 'b. there Oct. lo, 1877, now in viz.: Timothy, b. Nov. 7, 1782, <1. at sea Rochester univ. class of iSgy) ; sons of Aug. 27, 1807, .A.inaziaJi as Francis Amaziah above, Ilannali, .\,tw^ood of Boston b. Sep. 29, .1786 [m. June 25, 1806 John L.' M'ass., b. in W«llfleet Mass. Jan. 31, i8,;i, Daniels], David, b. Jan. 25, 1789 [m. Apr. d. in Chelsea Mass. Sep. 11, 1851, Franni.s 17. 1823 Sallie Pierce], William Newcomb, added by act of Mass. leg. session of 1842-3. b. Aug. 12, 1791, d. Dec. 12. 1792, William was in business in Boston (ni. Dec, ly, Newcojiib. h. Deic. 12, 1792 [m. Polly R. 1841 Mary Snow, b. in Cohasset Mass. Jan. Bu=hl, Vashti Cole, b. Oct. 3, 1795 m. 28, 1822, d. in Chicago Mar. 25. 1S78, dau. Jos. S. Rich of Truro Mass.], Susannah of Samuel Snow [and Betsey Pratt, desc. Harding, b. Nov. 22. 1797 [m. Jesse of Phineas Pratt Weymouth Mass. 1662, EewisJ. Joshua of Wellfleet Mass., b. Sep. Plymouth Mass. 1623, Samuel, Aaron, 28. 1800 [m. Jane Lewis], Melvitabel .Vlayo, Aaron, ,Varon, Phiueas Pratt), name Snow b. Dec. s. 1802 (m. Edmmul Hawes] and taken in youth by Salvador Sabate'y Morel, Timothy .A.twood, b. Dec. i, 1S09 (in. b. in Vilaseca Spain, she, Mary bad 4 di.,' Nancy B, Townscndj, son of Timothy viz.: Edward Stanley as above, Sarah Eliza- Atwood of Welllleet Mass., b. in Eastham beth, b. Aug. 6, 1843, d. June 2. 184S, Mary Mass. July 5, 1731. d. in Wellfleet Oct. Frances, 24, b. Jan. 5, 184S, teacher Chelsea 1820 (m, 1st Susannah Harding of Chat- Mass., and Horace Franklin .Atwood as ham .Mass., b. 1734, d. Mar. above); 4. 1791, 2d son of Amaziah of Wellfleet Ma.ss -Mar. 19, 1791 widow Elizabeth Howes, d. 1847 and Southboro Mass., b. in Wellticct Nov. 20, 1829, she, Susannah Harding had Sep. 25, 1784, d. in Southboro Mar. jo. i;h., viz.: 5 David as above, Susannah, b. i860, shipmaster, ,in business in Welllleet, July 20, 1760 [m. Nov. 8. 1787 Ebenezer purchased a farm in Southboro 1847, mem- Wiley], John, b. Oct. 11, 1765 [1st Nov. ber Mass. 16, house of reps, from Wellfleet 178S Apphiah Cook, d. Mar. 22, iHio. ad 1835, selectman in Wellfleet 1838-44 ^m. Oct. II, iSio H.annah Cook], Deborah, Sep. b. 8, 1808 Sarah Snow, b. in Truro Mass. Jan. 20, 1772 [m. Oct. 14, 1793 Amos Jan. 22. 1788, d. Jan. 14, 1866, dau. of Sil- Fisher] and Harding, b. Jan. 7, 1776 (m. ranus Snow [and Jerusha Hinckley, dau. Dec. 28, 1797 Eunice Young]); son of of Solomon Hinckley, son of Josiah, son of John Atwood ui Eastham Mass., b. tliere Samuel, son of Gov. Thomas Hinckley Aug. 10, 16S6, d. there (ni. Sep. j8, 1719 Plymouth Colony 1681-92], son of An- Thankful WiUiamson, had 7 ch.. viz.; thony Wil- Snow 1709, son of John 1678. sion of liam, b. Apr. 14, 1721 [m. Bathshela John 1645, son of Nicholas, came to Amer- Smith], Mary, b, I'V-b. 15. 1723 [m. Oct. ica " " 27, in the ship Ann 1623, m. Constance Richard 1748 .\twood], John, b. Sep. 25, Hopkins, came in the " Mayflower " with 17^5 [m. Feb. 13. 1755 .\bigail Freeman], AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 69 Thankful [m. May 20, 1745 Richard Avey], .safety during rev. war, desc. Rev. J. Car- Epiiraim, b. Mar. 9, 1728 [m. Bethiali], gill. Episcopal clergyman, came from Scot- Timothy as above and Simeon, b. Nov. 3, land to Va. 1707, Benjamin Harrison, Eldad 1733); son of .A.twood of Eastham member of house of Burgess 1646) ; son of Mass., b. there probably about 1655 George Blow of Town Hill Va., b. in (m. Feb. 14, 1683 Anna Snow, b. July 7, Portsmouth Va. Feb. 3, 1787. d. in Town 1656, d'au. of Mark Snow [and Anna Cook, Hill Oct. 21, 1870, planter, grad. Wm. and dau. of Josias, prob. son of Francis of Mary coll., served in war 1812 as ist the Mayflower], son of Nicholas Snow and lieut. 4th Va. reg., was to be niaj. on staff Constance Hopkins of the Mayflower, she, of comm. Va. forces, col. 15th Va. militia Anna Snow At wood had 8 ch., viz.: Mary, over 20 years, held many civil olifices of h. in Nov. 1684, John as above, Ann, b. in trust (m. Dec. 27. 1807 F.iiza Waller, desc. Jan. 1688, Deborah in Mar. 1690, Sarah, Judge Benjamin Waller, Col. John Waller, b. in Apr. 1692, Eldad, b. July 9, 1695, came to Va. 1635, Rev. John Cimm, pres. Ebenezcr, b. 'in Mar. 1697, and Benjainin, William and Mary ooU. 1770-1779, Charles b. in June 1701); son of Stephen Atwood Hansford, bro. of Gen. Thomas Hansford of Plymouth 1643, one of the 1st settlers erf Bacon's rebellion; son nf Richard of Eastham Mass. (m. Nov. 16, 1644 .\bi- Blow of Portsmouth Va. and Town Hill gail, dau. of John Dunham of Plymouth, Va., b. in Southampton Va. Oct. 17, 1746, and had 6 ch., viz.: John, d. 1648, Hannah, d. in Portsmouth Feb. 3, 1833, merchant, b. Oct. 14, 1649 [m. Jan. 3, 1677 Jeremiah im|)orter, ist lieut. 4th Va. reg. in rev. war, Smith], Stephen, b. about 1651 [m. 1676 assi.sted the colonies with his ships, and Appliia Bang's], Eldad as above, Medad received thanks of congress, ist pres. oi [m. Es'tlicr] and Daniel Atwuiod). Farmers' Bank of Norfolk co. Va. 1812-31, originator and ist pres. of Dismal Swamp BLOW, WILLIAM NIVISON of U. S. canal, presiiding magistrate of Norfolk co. army, b. in Tower Hill Va., g-rad. Va. for many years (m. Apr. 5, 1786 Frances, mil. inst., oivil and mining engineer in d. 1838, dau. of Stephen Wright, desc. of Norfolk Va., Leadville and Denver Col., John Phrit, mayor of Norfolk 1745-58, Col. D. and R. G. R. R., A. and D. R. R., Thomas Wcigiht. came from Va. prior to Va. Beaich R. R., entered U. S. A. as lieut. 1624); son of Samuel Blow of Town Hill 1884 (m. Oct. 27, 1882 Mary Elizabeth Va., b. in Southampton co. Va. 1710, d. in Thomas, dau. of Gen. H. G. Thomas U. S. Town Hill 1765, planter (ni. 1727 Martha, A., and Ellen Webster of Portland Me., dau. of John Drew, desc. of Richard and and desc. of W. W. Thomas, minister to Mabel Drew, d. in Surry co. Va. 1679, Ed- Norway and Sweden, William Wid.gery, win Drew, came to Va. 1618, ist of the delegate to oonstitu'tional convention of family to come to America); son of Rich- Mass., member general court of Mass. ard Blow of Susse.x co. Va.. 'b. in South- 1787-94. of Mass. senate 1794, menrber ampton CO. Va. 1685, d. in Sussex co. Va. cong. 1710, Timothy Pickering, ist P. M. 1761, planter, magistrate Sussex co., ves- gen., sec. of state and war under Washing- tryman of original Albarmarle parish (m. ton, and 9th in desc. of 1st settlers of Port- Elizabeth, dau. of Robert and Elizabeth land Me., she, Mary had William Thomas (Wat Rives] Riiflin, and gr.-dau. of Wil- Blow); son oif William Nivison Blow of liam Rufifin of Isle of Wight co. Va. 1666, Tower JliU Va., b. there Jan. 8, 1822, edu- she, Elizabeth Rufilin Blow had sons, Sam- cated Wm. and Mary coll. Va. and U. S. uel as above, Richard, Henry and Michael, mil. acad. at West Point, capt. in 13th Va. who were members of the last house of cavalry C. S. .A. during rebellion (m. Mar. Burgess of Va. colony and of the commit- 4, 1847 Lavinia, dau. of Capt. John and tee of safety); son of George Blow of Margaret [Belches] Cargill and desc. of Surry co. Va., b. there 1664, d. there 1717, Capt. John Cargill, member committee of planter (m. prior to 1675 Elizabeth) ; son " ^o AMERICAN ANCESTRY. of George of Surry co. Va., d. there 1675, west, launched the boats on the Beaver planter, patented large traicts of land, im- river, and then established a ship yard al 'li ported many indented white servants (m. the mouth of this river (m. about 1S07 or Margery, had Richard and George as 8 Eleanor Vankirk, desc. early settlers in above) prob. son John ; of Blow, b. in Beaver co.) ; son of Jesse Brown of Leb- England 15S3, came to Va. in the ship anon Ct. 1770, Utica N. Y. 1783, b. in Col- " " Star 1610, was called Ancient Planter, chester Ct. Feb. 2, 1746, d. in Utica N. Y. owned lands on the eastern shore Va., and May 13, 1812, settled in Lebanon 1770 (m. James River (m. Frances). 1st Sep. 26, 1770 Abigail Parke, b. in Nor- wich Ct. Apr. 8, 1748, d. Oct. 2, 1800, had T)KOWN, STANLEY QUAY of Roch- Bernice, b. Apr. 28, 1772, Levi, b. July 2. D ester Pa., b. there Feb. 17, 1889 (un- 1773, Nathan, b. Aug. 12, 1775, Amasa as married); son of Hartford Perry Brown above, Jemima, b. Aug. 15, 1780, Jesse, b. of Rochester Pa., b. there Aug. 7, 1851, Apr. 29, 1784, Parke, b. Oct. 22, 1786, and secured an appointment as cadet at West George, b. Feb. 28, 1792, 2d. Sep. 18, 1806 A Point through competitive examination Marian Drury, widow of Benjamin Drury, 1872, resigned 1873, merchant, member Pa. and had Abigail, b. Jan. 30, 1808, and legislature 1886-1890, introduced the John, b. Dec. 10, 1812); son of George of " Lake Erie and Ohio River Ship Canal Colchester Ct., d. there Feb. 5, 1765, Resolution " 18S9, secured the appoint- deeded 70 acres of land to his bro. in Col- I ment of the ship canal commission, and chester 1719 (m. Apr. 12, 1730 Elizabeth appropriation of $10,000 (m. June 26, 1873 Wells, had Elizabeth Wells, b. Jan. 7, 1731, Sue Thurston Cross, desc. of Thurston and Darius, b. Apr. 24, 1733, Chloe, b. Jan. 31, Wells families of R. I., dau. of Samuel 1734, Lydia, b. Aug. 27, 1736, Hannah, b. Cross [and Frances Elizabeth Wells of Oct. 28, 1738, Ezra, b. Aug. 29, 1744, Jesse R. L 1856], d. 1875, merchant, member Pa. as above, Oliver, b. Sep. 25, 1748, lieut. legislature 1873-4, she. Sue ihad 6 ch., viz.: Knox artillery 1775, capt. continental Hartford Perry, b. Feb. S, 1875, d. Mar. 1777-9, and Amasa Brown, b. Feb. 26, 28, 1891, Frances Mary, 'b. Oct. 19, 1876, 1750); son of John of Colchester Ct., d. Emily Edna, b. Sep. II, 1878, Sue Thurs- 1716, extensive land owner; son of James \ ton, b. Oct. 27, 1880, d. Oct. 27, 1893, Julia Brown of Colchester Ct. Parthenia, b. Mar. 29, 1887, and Stanley Quay Brown as above); son of Oliver T)RTJEN, FRANK of Dayton Ohio, b. -L' Hazard Perry Brown of Rochester Pa., there Feb. 23, 1857, civil engineer, b. in Beaver Pa. June 10, 1820, d. in grad. B. C. E. Cornell 1878, member Rochester Pa. Nov. 18, 1892, ship builder, American Soc. C. E. 1887, now in lumber owned and commanded several vessels on business in Dayton (unmarried); son o! the Ohio, Miss, and tributary streams, Luther Barnett Bruen of Dayton Ohio, built, modelled and commanded the ships 'b. there Sep. 14, 1822, d. in Washington " " " John Strader 1852, Commodore D. C. June 21, 1864, lawyer, maj. 12th \ " " " Perry," Parthenia and Hard Times," U. S. L, wounded by a shell at Spottsyl- in U. S. service with the " Parthenia vania C. H., junior editor and part owner during the rebellion, captured by the of Cincinnati Gazette 1852-56 (m. Dec. 8. rebels, steamer destroyed by them 1S63 1853 Augusta, dau. of Samuel Forrer, (m. Jan. 16, 1840 Mary McCombs, desc. pioneer engineer of Ohio, dose, of Chris- \ Scotch settlers in Pa.); son of Amasa of tian Forrer [and Sarah Hastings Howard, Beaver Pa., b. in Colchester Ct. Sep. 12, dau. of Horton Howard, Quaker of 1777, d. in Beaver 1828, came to Beaver Ohio], a Genevese clockmaker, came to from Utica N. Y. 1806, hired by Aaron Hanover co. 'Pa. 1750) ; son of Luther Burr as master builder of his fleet which Bruen of Dayton Ohio, b. in Battle Hill was to make the conquest of the South- N. J. Sep. 8, 1783, d. in Dayton Ohio July AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 71 1, 1849, settled near Cincinnati Ohio with Bruen Stapleford Eng., bp. Dec. 25, 1606, his father and family 1800, went to Dayton d. in Newark N. J., the ancestor of the 1804, shoemaker, merchant, real estate, family in America (m. Dorah). with 9 bros. organized a New Light * church 1828, organized anti-slavery soc. BUCK, JOHN of Chelsea Mass., b. in 1S39, pres. of same, the meetings in his Maiden Mass. July 11, 1819, grad. ahurch were frequently mobbed by slavery Warran acad., in Woburn, 1837, druggist sympathizers (m. ist July 9, 1807 Priscilla in Chelsea 55 years (m. May 4, 1853, Owings, had Priscilla [m. Samuel Brady], Phebe Burnham Parker, b. July 13, 1822, 2d June 14, 1810 Susan, dau. of John Bar- in Paris, Me., dau. of Pierpont and nett [and Elizabeth Flinn], d. in Dayton Sophia [Howe] Parker, and had 3 ch., Ohio 1805, of Scotch-Irish desc, served viz.: Ephraim, b. Apr. 30, 1854, d. Feb. l;;, in Capt. Briggs' co. Va. line as serg. and 1857, Harriet Louisa, b. Aug. 30, 1856, J. private 1780-3, located land in Ky. 1785, in May 30, 1886 Fm. Sep. 10, 1879, Henry Ohio 1801, desc. of John Barnett, came to Wyman Jeffersl and John Lyman Buck, Hanover Pa. from Ireland before 1730, b. Aug. 30, 1861 [m, Apr. 15, 1891 Mary Robert and James Barnett of Va., 3d May Etta Buck]); son of Ephraim of Maiden 2, 1844 Susan Howell, had Susan Eleanor and Boston Mass., b. in Wilmington Seely Bruen [m. John Morgan of Cincin- Mass. Dec. 23, 1786, d. in Boston Jan. 2 nati], son of Jabez Bruen of Cincinnati 1859, physician 47 years, member Mass Ohio, b. in Newark N. J. July 24, 1750, d. legislature 1845-7, pres. Suffolk dist. medi- near Cincinnati Nov. 27, 1814, farmer, cal, soc. 18.^4-S, deacon in old Salem St .shoemaker, •wheelwright, settled in Battle Church Boston for many years (m. Nov Hill N. J. with his father 1762 or 3, pri- II, 1811 Betsey, b. in Walthnm Mass. May vate from Morris CO. N. J. in tcv. war, 18. I7S3. d. in Chelsea Mass. Jan. 6, 1876, moved to Ohio 1800 (m. Abigail, dau. of dau. of Ebenezer and Judith Thompson Ebenezer Spining [and Patience Coe, had 4 ch., viz: Ephraim, b. Oct. 20, 1813 had bro. Isaac, one of the 3 associate d. Feb. 13, 1847 [m, Dec. i. 1839 Jane judges of Ohio 1803], one of the original Briggs Oakesl. Betsey Thompson, b. settlers of Elizabcthtown N. J. 1664, desc. Dec. 29. 1815. d. Dec. 13, 1895 [m. Aug. of Humphrey Spining Jr., took oath of T2. 1845 John H. Tenneyl, John as above Fidelity in New Haven Ct. 1657, son of and Louisa Buck, b. June 0. 1821, d. May of son of Humphrey New Haven 16.19); T, 185S Fm. May 15. 1856 J. L. ChoateJ); David Bruen of Battle Hill N. J., b. in son of Ephraim Buck of Stoddard N. H.. Newark N. J. 171S, d. in Madison N. J. b. in Wilmineton Mass. Mar. 6, 1761. d. Jan. 9, 1795 (m. ist Phebe, d. Aug. 11, in Saugus Mass. Jan. 2t. 1828, moved to had I7S4, dau. of Capt. Christopher Wood, Stoddard fm. Dec. I, 178=; Dorcas, d. lii Miller], Elizabeth, Sarah, Phebe [m. a Reading Mass. July 25, 1834. dau. of An- Abigail, Joseph, Elias and Ja'bez, 2d Phebe drew Beard of Reading Mass.. had 9 ch., had Crane Lawrence, 'd. Aug. 30, 1794, viz: Ephraim. b. Dec. 23, 1786, d. Tan. 2. Butler] Jonathan, Joana [ni. Maj. William 1850 fm. Nov. 20, t8ti Betsev Thomp- all sons were in and Barnabas Bruen, the son!, Cleveland, h. Aug. 31, 1788, d. Dec. of Joseph of Newark N. rev. war); son J., 10. 18*15 Fm. May 21, 1820 Charlotte b. there d. there Feb. 2, 1753; son of 1677, Preble], Asa, b. July 21, 1790, d. Feb. 27, John of Newark N. b. lin Gloucester J., 1704, Dorcas, b. Sep. 22, 1702, d. Jan. ir. Mass. 2, 1646, d. in Newark about June 1803, Hannah, b. Apr. 15, 1795, d. Aug. or 6, went to Newark -with his father i6gs 3, 1796. Asa, b. Apr. 6, 1797, d. June sq. (m. Esther, dau. of Deacon Richard Law- 1879 Fm. Mar. 3, 1821 Mary Harndcnl, rence of New Haven Ct.); son of Obadiah Joab, b. June 6, 1790, d. Apr. 5, 1872 Fm. Marshfield Eng., Gloucester. Bruen of Apr. 26, 1831 Elvira Eams]. Franklin, b New London and Newark N. J., b. in July 23, 1802, d. June 3, 1S73 Fm. 1st, 72 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. Sarah Rmorsoii, 2(1 Lavina Emerson] and Nathaniel Spike, 2d SamUcI Bigsl)ce]), Dorcas Buck, b. Aug. 22, 1807, d. Feb. 28, son of Roger Buck, b. prob. in England 18S2 [m. Aug. 9, i8j2 Asa P. Prait]); son 1617, d. in Woburn Mass. Nov. 10, 1093, of Epliralm Buck of Wilmington Mass., came to th.is country with his father 1635 b. there Feb. 13, 1731, d. there Mar. 13, (m. about 1640 Sirsanna, had 7 ch., viz.: 1821 (m. Sep. 30, 1756 Hannah Killani, d. Samuel, b. Feb. 6, 1643, d. Sep. 21, i6go Nov. 2, 1815, had 8 ch., viz.: Hannah, b. [m. Mar. 16, 1670 Rachel Levcn], Jolin, b. Jan. 6, 1757, d. Apr. 15, 1793 [m. July 19, Sep. 3, 1644, Ephraim as above, Lydia [m. 17S7 James Carter], Ephraim, b. Apr. 2, Mar. 3, 1673 Henry Smith], Mary, b. June '759, Ei»hraim, b. Mar. 6, 1761, d. Jan. 21, 23, 1648, d. Aug. 31, 1669, Ruth, b. Nov. 6. 182S [m. Dec. I, 1785 Dorcas Beard], 1653, d. Sep. 2, 1683 [m. about 1674 Thomas Jemima, b. .Apr. 3, 1763, d. Nov. 15, 1768, B'athrick, b. July 5, 1657 [m. Joshiva Anna, b. Nov. 5, 1765, d. Aug. 31, 1S58 Wood]); son of William Buck, b. 1585, d. [m. Jan. 20, 1791 Abijah Weston], Olive, in Cani'bridgc Mass. Jan. 24, 1658, 'Came to " b. Nov. 27, 1707, d. Oct. 2!, 1807 [m. May New England in the bark " Increase 1635 31, 1791 Samuel Thompson], Jemima, b. (had son Roger as a'bove). Mar. 18, 177a, d. May 20, 1819 [ni. Abraham Foster] and Ruth Buck, b. June 10, 1773, BUZZELL, HERBERT LESLIE of d. Dec. 29, 1S32 [ni. Benjamin Swain]); New Ulm Minn., b. in Medford Mass. son of Ephraim Buck of Woburn and Wil- May 8, 1865. Unitarian clergyman (unmar- mington Mass., b. in Woburn Oct. 11, ried) ; son of William Yeaton Buzzell of 1702, d. in Wilmington .\pr. 7, 1789 (m. 1st Chelsea Mass., b. in Ellsworth N. H. Oct. July 26, 1726 Abigail Pierce, 2d 1727 or 9 21. 1838, brickmaker (m. Oct. 21, 1861 Mary Wood, ihad 7 ch., viz.: Samuel, b. Susan, b. in Quebec 1842, d. in Medford Feb. 15, 1729 [m. Oct. 15, 1750 Lydia Mass. May 15, 1869, dau. of Ansel and Lewis], Ephraim, b. Feb. 13, 1731, d. Mar. Matilda [Dockum] .Annable); son of John 13, 1821 [m. Sep. 30, 1756 Hannah Killam], of Chelsea Mass., b. in Gilmanton N. H. Mary, b. July 28, 1736, Abigail, b. .Apr. 19. Mar. 19, 1804, brickmaker, representative 1738, d. .Aug. 8, 1799, As'a. b. Feb. 26. 1741, of the N. H. legisla'ture from Ellsworth d. July 10, 1S03 [m. Oct. 9, 1766 Joanna (m. Jan. I, 1S28 .Abigail, b. in Ellsworth Cornell], Nathan, b. Feb. 16, 1744. d. in N. PL Mar. 13, 1808, d. in Medford Mass. Mar. 1830 [m. Dec. 21, 1790 Elizabeth Sep. 26, 1875, dau. of Andrew and Sarah Thompson] and Esther Buck, b. Sep. 13, [Stevens] Willey, desc. of the early Wil- 1751, d. Mar. 13, 1832); son of Ephraim leys of Dover, she, .Abigail had 7 ch., viz.: Buck of Woburn M.ass., b. there July 13, D:iniel Willey, b. July 24, 1831, d. 1832, 1676 (ni. Dec. 4, 169O Esther Wagget. had Sylvester, b. Jan. 11, 1833 [m. 2d Mrs. 4 ch., viz.: Sarah, b. Sej). 8, 1697, Hester, b. Ellen Pattec, had 3 ch.], Jolin .Alfred, b. .Apr. 15, 1700, Ephraim as above and Oct. 24, 1834, d. in .Aug. 1835, Sarah Jane, Susanna, b. July 8, 1705); son of Ephraim b. June II, 1836, d. Sep. 16, 1864. William Buck of Woburn Mass., b. in Cambridge Ye:iton as above, Elizabeth L., b. June 5, Mass. July 26, 1646, d. in Woburn in Jan. 1842 [m. Samuel Seaver of Manchester, 1721 (m. Jan. i, 1671 Sarah, dau. of John had 2 ch.], and Adrianna Perkins Buzzell, and Eunice [Mousall] Brooks, had 8 ch., b. Feb. 23, 1846 [m. .Alvin W. Osborne of viz.: Sarah, b. July 11, 1673 [m. Thomas Rome Me., (had 2 ch.]); son of John Buz- Grovcr], Ephraim as above, John. b. Jan. zell of Gilmanton N. H.. Thornton N. H. I, 1678. d. Jan. 27, 1678. John, b. Fe.b. 7, and Ellsworth N. H., b. in New Durham 1680, d. Nov. 24. 1752 [m. Prccilla], Sam- N. H. Sep. ID, 1774, d. in Ellsworth Mar. uel, b. Nov. 13, 1682 [m. Hannah], Eunice, 4, 1872 (m. May 3, 1797 Sarah, b. in Con- b. July 7, 1685, Ebenezcr, b. May 20. 1689, cord N. H. Oct. 15, 1762, d. in Ellsworth d. 1752 [ni. Nov. 25, 1713 Lydia Fames] -A.pr. 29, 1832, dau. of David Rollins [and and Mary Buck, b. Oct. 28, 1691 [m. ist Sarah Moe], 'son of Thomas, son of AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 73 Samue], son of Tbomas, son of James Rol- Rav. Aaron, the founders of the Free Will lins, slic, Sarah Rollins BuzzcU had S ch., Baptist denomination with Rev. Benjamin viz.: Lucy Rollin's, b. in Alton Jan. 18, Randall], Henry [m. Judith Home, had 10 i/gS, (1. in Canipton N. H. [m. John ch.]. Elizabeth (m. May 9. 1718 Benjamin StL'vens of Barnstcad], Sites, b. in Alton Bell of Newcastle], Margaret, b. in Dover Feb. 8, 1800, d. in Holdernciss in May 1884 July 5, 1697, d. 1777 [m. John, son of Eli [ni. Sally Spokesfield of Canipt'on, and had Demerit]. Sar^h [m. 1st a Williams of 4 ch.], Sarah, b. May 16, 1802, d. in New- Durham N. H., 2d John Roberts], Hannah port Vt. Feb. 9, 1853 [m. David Rolhns, [m. a Leighton], Ann,' Lsaac |m. Izctt had 12 ch.]. Jchn see above and David Bradford], Martha and Mary Buzzell [in. Rollins B'uzzell, b. in Th'ornton Aug. 16, Job Demerit]). 1806, d. in Ellsworth N. H. [m. 1892 Annah D. Pease, Had 8 ch.]); son of Silas of BUTTERS, GEORGE of Oak Park III.. N. H., b. in Madbury N. H. 1745 and d. b. in Boston Mass. Sep. 14, 1849. in Rnmney N. H. in Mar. 1834 (m. ist moved to Chicago 111. 1868, served on the 1766 or 7 Sarah Hill, d. in New Durham school board of Oak Park 1877-83, tp. N. H. June 5, 1782, had Joseph, b. 1767 or treaisurer 1884, tp. trustee 1889-93, pres. and 8, d. in Montpelier Vt. in Nov. 1833 [ni. general manager of the Cicero and Proviso [ Abigail Smith, had 10 oh.], J'ohn as above, street railway, author of " History of the " Viber, Hannah [ni. Ithaniar Buzzell, had Butters Family (m. Nov. 17, 1872 Maria 7 ch.], Polly, Henry [m. Mehitable Small S. Bramhall, dau. of William and Eliza- of Alton, had 4 ch.], Sarah, b. 1782 [m. Joel beth [Shaw] B'ramhall, both b. in Plymouth Brooks, moved to N. Y. State about 1810], Mass., desc. of Che Mayflower Pilgrims, Kate and Benjamin, d. 1821 [m. Prudence she, Maria had George Russell Butters, b. Richards, had 4 ch.], 2d Olive Libbey, had Oct. 6, 1878, d. July 21, 1879); son of John Judith, Silas, b. in Alton May 2, 1784, d. in A. C. Butters, b. in Pittstield N. H. July Runiney N. H. Jan. 18, 1872 [ni. Sarah 20, 1822, d. in West Ro.xbury Feb. ig, 1856, Craig, had 6 oh.], and Reuben, in war 1812, bookseller and 'Stationer in Lynn 1847, 3d Miss Lydia Huckins, 4th Mrs. Avery); moved to Boston Ivla'ss. 1849, in the em- son of John of Madbury N. H. and ployment of Phillips and Sampson pub- Rodiester, b. in former about 1700, d. there lishers (m. Dec. 10, 1846 Caroline E., b. in about 177s, serg. in the Loiiisburg Expe- Plymouth Mass. Apr. 5, 1824, dau. of John dition 1745 (m. Jan. 4, 1724 or s Sarah and Priscilla [Bramhall] Sampson, gt.-gr- Wiburd, d. in New Durham N. H. Sep. 25, dau. of Zabdiel Sampson, rev. soldier, 1788, had Jacob, b. 1726, d. in Onono Me., killed in the battle on Harlem Heights was in Louisburg E.xpedition [m. a Leigh- Sep. 6, 1776, and desc. of Capt. Mylcs Stan- ton, had 12 ch.], John, b. June 26, 1727, d. dish, John Aklcn and Henry Sampson, all in Barrington N. H. Jan. 5, 1800 [m. Phebe passengers on the Mayflower); son of William Boston Mass., b. in r Evans, had 10 ch.], Joseph, b. June 5, Butters of 1728, d. in Alton Nov. 29, 1807 [m. Sarah Concord N. H. Nov. I, 1786, d. in Boston Evans, had 13 ch.], Rachol [mar. Ebc- Oct. II, 1866, lawyer, real estate agent, nczer Buzzell, had 7 ch.], Hannah [m. Th. secretary of a stone quarry co.on Starboard Evans, had oh.], Sarah [m. Job Demcrritt], Creek Machias Bay Me. (m. Sep. 18, 1815 Benjamin [ni. Abigail Evans, had 3 oh.], Eloiza Monreau Cormerais, b. in Ports- Silas as above and Abraham Buzzell); son mouth N. H.. dau. of Capt. Jaques A. Cor- of John Buzzell, prob. came from Jersey merais and Jane Vaughan Rindge, dau. of 1; Isle before 1694, received a grant of land Capt. Jotham Rindge, and dose, of Lt.-Gov. in Dover (m. Sarah, had James [m. Rachel George Vaughan, Maj. William Vaughan, of Wells Me. 1733], John ais above, Wil- Richard Cult. Jot-ham Odiorne, John liam [m. Nov. 28, 1782 Sarah Pitman, had Dindge, Maj. Richard Waldron and Robert son William who had sons Rev. John and Elliott); son of Samuel Butters of Con- 74 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. cord N. II., b. in Wilmington Mass. Nov. (m. Feb. 13, 1839 Mary Hawes Hoyt, dau. 15. 1749, il. in Concord June 14, 1812, in of Rev. Benjamin Ray Hoyt and Lucinda rev. war, marched on the Lexington Alarm Freeman, both of New England desc.!; in Capt. Timothy Walker's co. and Col. son of Johu Moore Corliss of Orford Green's reg. 1775, corporal in Capt. Wil- N. H., b. in Salem N. H. Mar. 24, 1786, d. liam Bird's CO. in Col. Webb's reg. 17S1, in Orford Aug. 19, 1850, farmer, builder, agent of the Boston and Concord Boating brick manufacturer and owner of a granite CO. in Concord N. H., buried in the Old quarry (m. Dec. I, 1809 Rosamond Dame); North Cemetery in Concord, and his grave son of Elihu of Orford N. H., b. in Salem marked by the Sons of American Rev. (m. Mar. 22, 1758, d. in Orford in Sep. 1844, Dec. 17, 1772, Tabitha, b. in Reading Mass. rev. soldier 1775, marched to Boston Mass., Nov. IS, 1754, dau. of Richard and Mary meeting the Americans as they returned Nichols of Reading Mass.); son of Samuel from Bunker Hill (m. Sarah Gordon); son of Wilmington Mass., b. there Nov. 30, of John Moore Corliss of Salem N. H. and 1728, d. tliere May 7, 1793, farmer, con- Alexandria N. H., b. in Haverhill (m. stable 1764, hel da commission from Harri- Lydia Sanborn); son of Jonathan uf Hav- son Gray, treasurer of Mass. colony to erhill Mass., b. in Haverhill July 16, 1695, collect the taxes, the King's marched on d. there Mar. 22, 1787 (m. Jan. 3, 1716 I^exington Alarm in Capt. Freeborn Elizabeth Moore); son of John of Haver- Kfoulton's CO. in Col. Donnelson's reg. (m. hill Mass., farmer, soldier (m. Dec. 17, Apr. 13, 1749 Keziah Dana); son of 1684 Mary Wilford); son of George Cor- Samuel Butters of Wilmington Mass., b. liss of Haverhill (m. Oct. 26, 1645 Joanna there June 21, 1703, d. there in Nov. 1788, Davis). farmer, owned a saw mill and considerable timber land, one of the active petitioners nARMAN, ELBERT S. of New York for the division of the north part of ^ City, b. in Hempstead L. I. Nov. 30, Woburn into what is now Wilmington 1837, editor of the Rural New-Yorker since Ikfass. (m. Jan. 20, 1726 Sarah, b. Mar. 8, 1876 (married Mar. i, 1873 Agnes E. 1703, dau. of Abraham and Sarah [Jones] M. Brown, dau. of Prof. D. F. Brown, the Jaquith of Woburn Mass.); son of 'Wil- designer and executor of the pen-picture liam of Wilmington Mass., b. in North of the Lord's Prayer and desc. of Elihu Woburn 1665, d. in Wilmington Feb. g. Yale, she, Agnes had 2 ch., viz: Cerise 1746, farmer, owned a saw mill, one of the E. A. and Travers Denton Carman) ; son of 1st. officers of Wilmington after its organ- Thomas D. Carman of Brooklyn N. Y., b. ization 1731 (m. Rebecca, admitted into the in Hempstead L. I. July 26, 1S09, d. in Wil- Churcli of Wilmington 1734); son of Brooklyn Apr. 16, 1896 (m. Sep. 19, 1831 liam Butter of Woburn Mass., d. Nov. 13, Ann dau. of Judge Oliver Denton of 1692, farmer, owner of 61 acres of land in Rockaway L. I. and desc. of Rev. Dr. Nortli Woburn Mass., had a saw mil!, Richard Denton, who came to Amer. 1631, served in King Philip's War under Capt. she, Ann had 2 ch., viz: Adaline "M. and Syll months. Jospch 3 Elbert S. Carman) ; son of Richard of Hempstead L. I., b. there Sep. 2, 1785, d. CORLISS, CHARLES HENRY of there, capt. in war 1812, leader of the Troy N. Y., b. there Dec. ro, 1842 Hempstead Methodist Church (m. Jan. i, (m. Dec. 10, 1R66 Elizabeth, dau. of John 1807 Ann Carman, desc. of Thomas Car- Sipple Caldwell [and Rebecca Baker, desc. man, had 10 ch); son of Samuel of of the Phila. Quakers!, desc. of Gen. Cald- Hempstead L. L, b. there Mar. 26, 1749. well) ; son of John Moore Corliss of Troy d. there, col. in rev. war (had 13 ch.); son N. Y., b. in Orford N. H. June 7, 1813, d. of Benjamin of Hempstead L. I., b. there in Troy June 7. 1892, one of the earliest Jan. 23, 1714, d. there (had Stephen, as- manufacturers of linen collars and cufTs ' semblyman, Richard, b. Nov. 11, 1757, ; AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 75 loyalist and Samuel as above); son of Plympton Mass. Nov. 21, 1750, d. in Caleb Carman of Hempstead L. I., b. Hebron May 7, 1845, rev. soldier (m. Feb. there 1660, d. there (had 3 ch., viz: Caleb, 25, 1773 Ruth Shaw); son of Caleb of Samuel and Benjamin as above); son of Carver Ms., b. IMay 15, 1715 (m. Nov. 11, John of Hempstead L. I., b. prob. in 1742 Sarah Barrows); son of Benjamin, Sandwich Mass. July 8, 1633, d. in Hemp- b. 1691, d. in Plympton Mass. Oct. 17, 1770 stead (had 8 ch., viz: John, Caleb as above, (m. Jan. 8, 1712 Sarah Eaton); soa of UcMJamin, d. 1694, Abigail, Samuel, Joshua, Thomas, b. Sep. 16, 1637, d. Aug. 23, 1726 Joseph and Thomas had 6 ch., viz: Thomas, (m. I St. Nov. 17, 1664 Ruth Howland, 2d. b. 1720 [m. Jan. 7, 1763 Susanna Wood, Oct. 16, 1679 Abigail Fuller); son ol had 4 ch., viz: Abigail Thomas, b. Nov. Thomas of Plymouth Mass., b. in England 22, 1763, m. Ann Dorlon and had 3 ch., in Feb. 1608, d. in Plymouth 1691, rulint; viz: Thomas and Jospeh, twins, b. Jan. 17, elder of the church in Plymouth 43 years 1792 and Ann, m. Capt. Richard Carman], (m. 1635 or 6 Mary, dau. of Isaac Allerlon, Mary, Sarah, Hannah, Ruth and Phoebe) member of Plymouth colony) ; son of son of John of Roxbury Mass. and Hemp- Robert Cushman, came to America in the stead L. I., b. in England, d. m Hempstead Fortune. 1651, came to Roxbury Mass. with his wife, her father. Rev. Robert Fordham, DARLING, HARRY JEROME ol Ann and Rev. Richard Denton in the ship Arbor Mich., b. in Mason Mich. Julv "Lion Whelp" 1631, received a grant of 25, 1878, student at Ann Arbor 1898, 120,000 acres of land (m. Florence, dau. of joined Ann Arbor M. E. Church 1897. Rev. Robert Fordham, an English clergy- member of the Epworth League, Arena man, and had 5 ch., viz: John as above, Debating Soc. and Students' Giristian Abigail, b. July S, 1635, Caleb, b. 1639, assoc; son of Frank Ira Darling of Ann Caleb, b. in Hempstead L. I. Jan. 9, 164s Arbor Mich., b. in Mason Mich. Dec. 2,. and Joshua Carman). 1853, d. in Reading Pa. Dec. 30, 1897, ad- mitted to the bar 1875. U. S. special pen CUSHMAN, SOLOMON FRED of sion examiner at death (m. Feb. 2. 1876 Monson Mass., b. there Oct. 7, 1862, Clara Virginia Haight, dau. of H. J. and member of the firm of S. F. Cushman and Mary E. FStevenson] Haight, gr.-dau. of Sons, woolen manufacturers (m. Oct. 23, Salmon Lonniis Haight and desc. o' 1889 Helen Allen Hussey, desc. of John Simon Haight of Somersetshire Eng. 1628, and Priscilla Alden, and had 2 ch., viz: she. Clara had Ralph, Harry T. above and Solomon Frederick and William Allen Grace E. Darling): son of Ira Orsticle Cushman) ; son of Solomon Francis Cush- Darling of Mason Mich., b. in Oranccport man of Monson Mass., b. in Monson Me. N. Y. 1825, d. in Ypsilanti Mich. Sep. 10, Nov. 18, 1826, woolen manufacturer, mem- 1R61, wagon manufacturer, blacksmith, Tst. ber Mass. house of reps. 1881-3, Mass. liout. of the Cnrtenius Guard=; of Mich senate 1893 (m. Nov. 16, 1852 Candacc troops, in war of rebellion they were mus- Brown Packard, and had 6 sons, viz: Ed- tered into U. S. service as Co. H. 2fi Mich, ward D., b. Sep. 15, 1853 [m. Florence inf.intry (m. Feb. 7. t8,S3 Cordelia, dau. of Sedgwick], Rufus P., b. Jan. 20, 1857 [m. Lewis and Melissa fHorthl Case. desc. of Alice T^. Chapin], Francis A., b. Jan. 17. the Ct. Case family); son of Pascal Peolia 1859, d. Feb. 10, 1862, Solomon F. above. Darling of Eaton Rapids ^lich., b. in Tliaddeus, b. Oct. 3, 1865 and Robert H., Woodstock Vt. Mar. 17. 1802. d. in Eaton b. Jan. 5, 1870 [ni. Mabel K. Flynt]); son Rapids in Feb. 1846, civil engineer, built a of Solomon of Monson Me., b. in Hebron portion of the famous Erie canal in N. Y. Me. June 22, 1796, d. in Monson Sep. 3. State (m. 18^3 Nabby F.. dau. of Col. John 1861 (m. July 4, 1821 Harriet Adams); son and Sarah [Putney] Maynard, gr.-dau. of of Gideon Cushman of Hebron Me., b. in Joseph Maynard, b. in Farmingham May 76 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 17. 1750, dcsc. of John Maynard. settled in N. H. June 4, 1768, d. in E. Pittston Me. Sudbury Mass. i6j9, and the Putncys of .Mar. 6, 1847 (m. Sarah, b. Dec. 31, 1758, d. Putney Eng.); son of Joseph Darling of Dec. 23, 1829, dau. of Robert Page of Ray- Jacks'on Mich., b. in Middleboroiigili Mass. monid [and Sarah Dearborn, b. Nov. 25, Sep. 22, 1764, d. ill Jackson June 3, 1844, 17.?5. d. Jan. 12, 1821, sister of Henry, served twice as a soldier in the Continental patriot, statesman], b. Apr. 13, 1732, d. army during rev. war (m. 1786 Huldah, Dec. 31, 1816); son of Jonathan of Chester dau. of Joseph and Huldah [Thomas] N. H., b. on Farm No. 17 N. H., d. in Darling of Woodstock Vt.); son of Ben- Chester, ihighway surveyor of Raymond, jamin of Middleborough Mass.. b. there rev. soldier in Capt. Runnell's co. in the June ig, 1734, d. there M'ar. 29, 1S07, served reg. commanded by Thomas Tasker (m. in rev. war as 2d lieut. of Capt. Abial .Mjiigail Lovitt, had 5 ch., viz.: John [m. Pierce's co. of minute men who responded Mchitable Cram], Abigail [m. Simon to tlic call of .\[>r. 19, 1775 (m. Hannah Page], Jonathan as above, Nathaniel [m. Harris); son of Thomas of Middleborough Mary Cram] and Sarah Dearborn [m. ist Mass., b. there Sep. 7, 1704 (m. 1725 Neheniiah Cram, 2d Josiaih Brown, 3d Rebecca, dau. of Edmund ami Rebecca John Moody]); son of John Dearborn, b. [Sonle] Westion of Plymoudi, Plymouth in Stratham N. H. Apr. 2, 1718. d. there colony Mass.. desc. of George Soule. May- (m. 1st Mary Chapman, 2d Mary Cawley flower emigrant); son of Thomas of James and John); son of Jonathan, b. in I Middleborough Mass., b. in Salem Mass..,' James and John); son of Jonathan, b. in d. in former 1716 (ni. 1690 Joanna of' N. Hampton N. H. 169T, d. in Stratham Salem 1690), descendant from one of ihe' N. H. Jan. 29, 1779, removed to Stratham two emigrants John or his bpotlier George (m. Dec. 29, 1715 Hannah, b. Apr. 10, Darling \\'ho setlled in Essex 00. Mass. 1697, d. in June 1780, dau. of Deacon John before 1645. The family iis Scotch from Tuck); son of John, b. in Hampton N. H. near the border of England. Oct. 10, 1666, d. there Noiv. 22, 1750 (m. Nov. 4, 1689 Abigail, b. Dec. 28, 1667, d. DEARBORN, GEORGE AUGUSTUS Nov. 14, 1736); son of Henry, b. in Eng. of Brooklyn N. Y., b. in Pittston Me. 1633, d. Jan. 18, 1725, selectman (m. Jan. Jan. ID, 1823, commanded the ships York- 10, 1666 Elizabeth Marnion, had son Simon shire, Kiltie, Floyd, B. S. Kimball, Henry who had a son Simon, settled in Mon- Reed, Emma Watts and Emily F. Whit- mouth Me.); son of Godfrey Dearborn, b. ney, steamers Ouinberland, Leo, New Or- in E.xeter co. of Devon Eng., d. Feb. 4, leans and Niagara (m- hi Sep. 1851 I'lliza- 16S6, came to America with the Rev. John beth Trevvcek of Callington Cornwall Eng., Wheelwright, settled in Exeter N. H. 1639, and had 5 ch., viz.: Mary Frances, Fred- one of the 35 men who signed the combi- rika Bailey, George Augustus, Julia Shaw, nation for the government of the place 1639. d. Nov. 2, 1866 'and M'aud Adelaide Dear- born); son of Henry of Pittsiton Me., b. DODGE. CHARLES KEENE of Port in Raymond N. H. Fab. 9, 1797, d. in E. Huron Mich., b. inear Jackson Mich. Pittston Me. .'Vug. 3i, 1883, clerk, select- Apr. 26. 1844, lived on a farm near Jack- man, treasurer and moderator of Pittston son until 1866, then went to Ann .\rbor Me., in the legislature. Whig (m. Mar. 3, Mich., grad. Univ. of Miich. 1870, taught < 1822 Pamela, dau. of David P. Bailey of school 4 years, studied law, and is now a Pittston, sister of David Goodwin Bailey, lawyer (m. Aug. 4, 1897 Millie Wilhelmina one of the captains of the Black Brull line of Burns, b. in Alboro Ontario Sep. 25, 1873. packet ships [m. Mary, dau. of Maj. Henry dau. of James J. and Charlotte [Spearman] Smith, present at the storming of Quebec, Burns, bttth b. in Canada); son of William one of the early settlers of Pittston); son Rogers Dodge of Jackson Mich., b. in of Jonathan Dearborn, b. in Raymond Boonville N. Y. Dec. 21, 1816, d. in Jack- .71UC. IC"*' AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 77 son Jan. 2. 1897. farmer, came to Midi. 1836 Ophelia, b. May 21, 1881, d. Maiy 8, 1888, (m. Mar. 5, 1843 Caroline Bnima, b. near and Herbert, b. Nov. 14, 1883); son of Franklin Square N. Y. Dec. 4, 1823, dau. Elisha l)e Wolf, b. Mar. 12, 1816, of Lewis Iloyt and Elizaibeth Farring- moved with his parents to Deerfield Mass., ton, parents came to Mich., settled near afterwards lived in Walpole N. H., West- Jackson); son of Ebenezer of Jackson minister Vt. and Madison Wis. (m. Nov. Mich., b. in Winchester N. H. Dec. 11, 3, 1840 Sabra, b. July i, 1821, dau. of .'Vsa 1783, d. in Jackson Oct. 12, 1872, moved Sherman of R. I. and Sabra Burton of from Winchester to B'O'Ston Mass., then to Worthington Mass., aiid had s ch., viz.: Stanstead Province of Quebec, removed James Nash, b. Aug. 21, 1841, d. May 25, to Boonville N. Y. 1812, to Jackson Mich. 1892 [m. Jessie Hoyt], Sarah I-'lizabeth, b. 1836 (m. 1st Susan B. Rogers, b. May 19, Dec. 14, 1842, d. Nov. 26, 1877 [ni. Jolni F. 179s, d. in Boonville, 3d Lucy Haliday, d. l^egnon], Edwin Allis as above, Frank in Jackson Mich., 3d Corneliia Wheeler); Porter and Grace Lincoln [m. George W. 1 son of Ebenezer Dodge of Winiclioster Seaman]); sion of Elisha De Wolf, h. in N. H., b. in Dudley Mass. Jan. 20, 1756, d. Lyme Ct. Mar. 11, 1772, d. in Deerfield in Winchester May 11, 1829, rev. soldier, Mass. Nov. 28, 1855, 'moved from Lyme to went to Winchester after the war, ;buricd in .\shtield Ma.sis. and afterwards to Deerfield Keene N. IL (m. Eunice HiU lof Duilley (m. 1798 Eunice, b. Apr. 3, 1778, d. Nov. Mass., a rev. pensioner); son of Daniel of 28, 1S64, dau. of Abel and Hannah [I-'orter) Dudley Mass.; son of Joseph Dodge of Allis of I3eerficld, 5th in desc. of Lt. Wil- Beverly Mass.; son of Joseph; son of liam .Vllis, one of the ist settlers of Hat- Bichard, the first settler. Names of the field Mass. 1661, one of a committee of 3 brothers anj sisters of Clras. K. Dodge of to lay out the town O'f Pocumtuck now Port Huron Mioh.: Walter Marion Deerfield 1670, served in King Plvilip''s war Dodge, b. Mar. 13, 1846, d. Jan. 5, 1870, 1675, in charge of the garrision in Hatfield, Wilfred Montresser Dodge, b. Mar. 5, she, Eunice had 9 ch., viz.: Hanntih, b. Nov. 1847, W'illiam Roscoe Dodge, b. Nov. 15, 2, 1799, d. .Aug. 12, 1819, Charles, b. Oct. 1848, Warren Rosevelt Dodge, b. May 17. 6, 1801, d. Dec. 17, 1874, Seth, b. Jan. 9, 1850, Caroline Emma Dodge, b. July 1804, William, b. Mar. 22, 1807. d. Aug. 26, 8. 1855, d. .\\>r. 28, 1888, ,Ella Janeltc 1819, Eunice, b. May 29, l8ll, d. Dec. i, Dodge, b. Apr. 18, 1857, M'ihon J. Dodj.'.e, 1857, MinervM, b. Aug. 7, 1813, d. Nov. 30, b. Dec. 29, 1859. d. Jan. 8, i860, Inez M:iy 1S93 I'll- Azor Hoyt of Deerfield Mass.), Dodge, b. Jidy 30, 1861, Frank Irving Elisha as above, Sophia, b. July 27, iSi8 Dodge, 'b. May 10, 1864. Fred Ebenezer [m. Benjainin Cantrill of Deeiiield] and Dodge, b. Oct. 8, 1866, all near Jackson Geu-rge, b. June 10, 1821, d. Dec. 4, 1875); Mich. son of Elisha De Wolf, b. lin Lyme Ct. Feb. 16. 174S, d. in Deerfield Mar. 7, 1838, DE WOLF, EDWIN ALLIS of St. in rev. army, corporal in Col. Canfield's Louis Mo., b. in Walpole N. II. Sip. Ct. militia reg. at West Point 1781 (m. 1767 19, 1844, moved with parents to Weslinin- Lydia Moore, b. Feb. 24, 1748, d. in Deer- ster Vt., lived there 4 years, then moved to field Sep. 21, 1827, and had 10 ch., viz.: Madison Wis., lived in Chicago 111. 6 years. Esther, b. Jan. 4, 1768, d. Apr. I, 1855, St. Louis 25 years, dry goods merchant John, b. Dec. 24, 1769, d. Sep. 16. 1864, (m. Oct. 17, 1877 Margaret, dau. of Judge ' Elisha as above, Lucy, b. Maiy 30, 1774, d. John M. Krum, at one time judge of the Feb. S, 1849, Simon, b. May 30, 1776, d. circuit court, mayor of St. Louis, also Mar. II, 1863, Abel, b. July 17. 1778, mayor of Alton 111. at the time of the anli- d. Mar. 26, 1825, Polly, b. M:ir. 17, 1781, slavery riots when Owen Lovejoy was d. July 30, 180S. Daniel, b. Aug. 23, 1783, d. killed, and gr.-dau. of Chester Harding, June 12, 1785, Martha, b. May 10. 1786, d. artist, she, Margaret had 2 ch., viz.: June 15, 1788, and Joel, b, Aug. 23, 1788, d. V ffTP 78 AMERICAN iANCESTRY. July 12, 1875); son of Simon, b. in Lyme with his father to Bloomfield Ind. 1S37 (m. Ct. 1718, d. there 1755, killed in the French Nov. 21, 1825 Betsey, b. in Charlton N. V. and Indian war (ni. about 1746 Lucy Apr. 29, 1800, d. in Schenectady co. N. Y. Calkins, and had 4 ch., viz: Sarah [ni. June 29, 1885, dau. of John Rogers, b. Bal- George Anger, Elisha as above, Phcebe leymena Ireland Alar. 17, 1768, emigrated Lm. John Cadman] and Simon, in rev. war, with his father to America 1772, built marched from Ct. 1775 and to Lexington i<.ogcri' iM'iiib near Charliun village auer at the Lexington Alarm 1775); son of the battle of Saratoga, she, Betsey had 3 Josiah De Wolf, b. in Lyme Ct. 1689, d. ch., viz: Wakeman W. as above, John there 1767 (m. ist. Annie Waterman, 2d. Henry and Marcia M. Edwards); son ol Abigail Comstock Lord, she, Annie had 6 Henry Edwards of Glenville N. Y., b. East ch., viz: Josiah, b. 1716 [m. 1739 Martha Hampton L. I. 1768, d. in Bloomfield hui. Ely], Simon as above, Jabez, b. 1721 Lm. (Jet. 7, 1846, farmer, shoemaker, migraled 1753 Eunice Calkins], Judith, b. 1724 [m. to Schenectady co. N. Y. about 1790, re- a Carter], Daniel, b. 1726 [m. 1751 Azubah moved to Bloomfield Ind. 1837 (,ni- Saiah Lee] and Elizabeth, b. 1730 Lm- a Baker, and had 10 ch., viz.: Lewis Bakei, Tucker]); son of Simon, b. I04t), d. 1695 Charles, Alfred, Samuel B., Daniel, Henry, Sally ; son of (.m. Nov. 12, 16S2 Sarah Lay, and had 7 Keuben, Ann, and Esther) ch., viz: Simon, b. 1683, d. 1707, Sarah, b. Henry of Montauk L. I., b. about 1730, d. 1685, John, b. l6S7, Josiah as above, at sea (m. Esther who m. 2d Jonathan Phcebe, b. 1691, Daniel, b. 1693 and Jabez, Hedges). I d. ibglS); son of Bethazer De Wolf of ilarlford Ct. 165O and Lyme Ct. 1664 r^OGG, ARTHUR LLOYD of Cincin- -*- (m. 1645 Alice, and had 6 ch., viz: Edward, nati Ohio, b. in Baltimore Md. Aug. b. 1O46, d. 1712, Simon as above and 20, 1846, agent of Adams Express Co. Stephen, b. 1650, d. 1702, Mary, b. 1656 Lm. 1803-98, grad. Cincinnati law school, mem- 1st Thos. Lee bet. 1674-S0, m. 2d Mathew ber Soc. of Ainer. Rev., Soc. of Rev. and Griswold 1705], Susannah \_m. ist Henry Soc. of War of i8i2 (m. Apr. 12, 1884 Champion Apr. 1684, he d. 1704, m. 2d Maggie Thompson of English desc, and John Huntley] and probably Joseph, very dad 2 ch., viz: Lillie and Arthur Lloyd early in Middletown Conn., his estate was Fogg) ; son of Arthur Livermore Fogg 01 administered in 1702). Baltimore Md., b. in Centre Harbor N. H. Aug. 24, 1813, d. in Cincinnati Ohio Feij. jnDWARDS, WAKEMAN W. of Abbe- 22, 1849, member of the firm of Dix and -L^ villc La., b. in Charlton N. Y. Sep. Fogg proprietors of the Fountain Hotel of 13, 1826, A. li. Union 1850, lawyer, member Baltimore (m. Nov. 26, 1843 Mary Shaw, Ark. legislature, judge district court of La., b. in Everton Eng. May 24, 1825, d. in Cin- pres. parish school board, etc. (m. Dec. 29, cinnati Ohio Jan. 23, 1894, ancestry Eng- 1857 Martha, dau. of Jcptha T. HoUings- lish); son of Nathan of Centre Harbor worth Land Sarah H. McCauley, dau. of N. H., b. in Hampton N. Hamp. Dec. 31, Rev. John McCauley and Martha Hamil- 1768, d. in Centre Harbor Mar. 20, 1807, ton who emigrated from Tyrone co. to Md. served in war of 1812, entered U. S. serv- 1804] of Sulphur Springs Miss., b. in Todd ice as serg. in Capt. Ware Dearborn's co. CO. Ky. Aug. 30, 1807, d. in New Iberia 3d. N. FI. rcg. detached militia 1814, sec. La. May 12, 1878, farmer, emigrated from of State of N. H. (m. in Aug. 1799 Mercy Ky. to Miss, about 1832, she, Martha Hol- Wren, b. in Tunbridge Vt. July 21, 1773, lingsworth had 3 ch., viz: Clarence J., d. Dec. 14, 1863, French desc); son of Elizabeth and William P. Edwards); son Phineas Fogg of Now Hampton N. H., h. of Hem-y Edwards of Charlton N. Y., b. there Jidy n, 1738, d. there Apr. 27, 1820, in Glenville N. Y. Aug. 16, 1802, d. in served in rev. war, private in Capt. Nathan Charlton Mar. 13, 1852, farmer, moved Brown's co. of Col. Jacob Gales reg. of AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 79 N. H. militia 1778, served under Gen. John the New Mennonite Church in Deep Run Sullivan in R. J., sec. of State of N. H. Pa. and one of its first ministers, moved to (m. in July 1772 Lydia Pierce Fogg, b. Sussex CO. N. J. 1854, farmer, miller, .\ug. 9, 1745, d. Aug. 18, i8js); son of weaver and merchant (m. Oct. 6, 1831 Samuel of Hampton N. H., b. there Fch. Elizabeth Kratz, gt. -gr.-dau. of John Val- 13, 1700, d. there 1772, minutes of house of entine Kratz, emigrated to America 1727); reps, province of N. H. 1746, served in son of Abraham Fretz of Bedminster I'a., King George's War in Capt. Nathan b. there Mar. 30 1769, d. there Mar. 7, 1844, Drake's co. of mounted troops 1745 (m. in farmer, deacon of the Mennonite Church in Aug. 1722 Mary Towle of New England Deep Run Pa. (m. Apr. 30, 1793 Magda- desc); son of Seth Fogg of Hampton lena, dau. of John Kratz, gr.-dau. of John N. H., b. there Nov. 28, i666, d. there Sep. Valentine Kratz); son of Christian Fretz C, 1755, vol. 2d. Indian and French wars, of Bedminster Pa., b. in Montgomery co. private 1708, served in Queen Anne's war Pa. 1734, d. there May i, 1S03, farmer. at Fort William and Mary in New Castle Mennonite (m. 1737 Barbara, b. Nov. 20, in province of N. H. New England (ni. 1737, d. May 8, 1823, dau. of Jacob Ober- 1687 Sarah Shaw, b. June 22, i66g, d. Apr. holtzer of Bedminster Pa.); son of John ID, 1756, her father Benjamin Shaw, h. of Bedminster Pa., b. in Germany, d. in 1641, d. Dec. 31, 1717, gr.-dau. of Roger Bedminster, emigrated from near the city Shaw, b. in Eng. 1614, d. May 29, 1661, rep. of Mannheim in the Grand Duchy of Baden in general court of Mass. 1651-3); son of Ger. with his bro. Christian to America Samuel Fogg of Hampton N. H., b. in 1710 to 25, being driven from Ger. on ac- Exeter Eng. 1613, d. Hampton Apr. 16, count of their religion, settled in Bedmin- 1672, came from Eng. with John Winthrop ster 1737 or 8, farmer, Mennonite (m. ist 1630, settled in Boston Mass. with his bro. Barbara, dau. of Hans Meyer, pioneer Ralph, moved to Exeter N. H. 1638, 1st. settler of Montgomery co. Pa., emigrated ancestor in America (m. Dec. 28, 1663 to .\merica between 1708 to 23, farmer. Mary, b. 1644, d. Mar. 8, 1700, dau. of Mennonite, 2d Maria). Robert Page, b. in Ormsby Eng. 1604, d. in Hampton N. H. Sep. 22, 1679, rep. in FULLEB, WILLIAM P. of Detroit general court of Mass. 1657-68), had bro. Mich., b. in Durham Ct. Sep. i, 1831 Ralph, moved to Salem Mass. 1634, mem- reporter on the Hartford Ct. Evening ber of artillery of Mass. 1644. Press with Senator Joseph R. Hawley and Gideon Welles 1856-60, pulilisher and PRETZ, ABR.-\HAM JAMES of Milton editor of Hartford Daily Post l8t)i-6, A Detroit Tribune N. J., b. in Bedminster Pa. Feb. 7. was an editor on the 1849, educated in collegiate inst. of Newton 1867-84, now a mainifacturer (111. 1 '. R. Ricker, and had N. J., Mennonite coll. in Wadsworth Ohio, May 10, 1851 Lucy 3 Wyoming seminary of Kingston Pa., ch., viz: Ellen, b. Feb. 11, 1832, Clara, h licensed an exhorter 1869, Methodist in June 1834 and Alice, b. Mar. 23, 1857, preacher 1870, ordained deacon 1882, elder 2d. May r, 1879 Linnie, dau. of Calvin " 1888, author of Fretz Family History," Tracy of Sherwood N. Y.) ; son of " Kratz Family History," " Wismer J. Treadwell Fuller of Durham Ct., b. in Family History" and " Moyer Family Providence R. I. Feb. 23, 1791, d. in Dur- History" (m. Nov. 14, 1877 Elizabeth C. ham Jan. 21, 1858 (m. in Nov, 1828 Martha Headley, desc. of Robert Headley, emi- Stevens); son of Olney of Danville Vt,, b grated to America, settled in Wyomini^ in Rchoboth Mass. June II, 1764. d, in Valley Pa. prior to theWyoming mas- Danville May 3, 1838, an assistant of Dr, Martin Arnold in charge of the medical dept. oi sacre) ; son of Fretz, b. in Bed- rev, minster Pa. Sep. 12, 1808, d. in HardwicU the colonial army near the close of medicine in Paris 1793-1803, N. J. July 13, 1882, one of the founders of war, studied htm /)»i|)ij 8o AMERICAN ANCESTRY. returned to Pr.ovidenice 1803, afterwards to settled in St. Louis about 1840, pres. mer- Vl. wliere lie practiced medicine (m. Mary, chants' exchange i860, director and dau. of Ca|>t. Jonaclian Trea;dwe!l of Provi- founder of many institutions there (m. .^jir. dence R. I., member of city council); son 8, 1847 Sarah Joihnson Selnies, b. in New of Caleb Fuller of Rehoboth Mass., b. York City Jan. 11, 1832, dau. of Tilden there Mar. 31, 1736, d. 1828 (m. 1st 1763 Russell iSelmes and Mary Dobbs RevCi, Susannah Olney, desc. of Thomas Olney and gr.-dau. of Spencer Selmes, a cousin who left the Plymouth colony with Roger of Lord John Russell, she, Sarah had s oh., Williams, and founded the present city of viz.: Tilden, b. in Hannibal Mo. Feb. 10, Providence R. I., 2d Bethia); son of 1848, d. Jan. 25, 1884. A. M., LL. B. Dart- Josiah Fuller of Rehoboth Mass., b. in mouth [m. 1872 Emma C. Harmon, had Attlcboro Mass. Nov. 18, 1704, d. in Reho- Lillian W. Funkhouser, b. in St. Louis both in Jan. 1753, owned and operated the Mo. June 12, 1879], Robert Monroe, b. in ferries at East Providence (m. May 18, St. Louis Dec. 10, 1850, A. M., LL. B. and 1728 Mehitable Ormsbee); son of Bobert M. D. Dartni'outh [had Selmes Paul of Attleboro Mass., b. there 'Mar. 2, 1673, Funkhouser, b. July 12, 1892], Millard Fill- d. there lin Dec. 1710 (m. Jan. 4, 1699 more, 'b. in St. Louis June 23, 1856 fin. Elizabeth Shepardson); sou of Jonathan June 3. 1885 Marian Franklin, had 2 ch., Fuller of Dorchester Mass., b. in Salem viz.: Helen Mildred, b. Mar. 5. 1886, and Mass. June 15, 1643, constable in Rehoboth Marian Funkhouser, b. in Omaha Nebr. 1674, selectman 1690-1, he and his father Dec. 3, 1887], Leouidas P. as above and advanced munoy bo the town for the sup- Melellus L. C. Funkhouser, b. in St. Louis port of the troops in tihe King Philip's Mo. Jan. 17, 1864 [m. Apr. 20, 1886 Eugenie war 1676 (m. Dec. 14, 1664 Eliza Wilmot); Mermond, >had Julia Mermond, b. in Chi- huu Lif Robert of Salem Mass., b. in Eng- cago 111. Apr. 30, 1887, Louise, b. Sep. 15, b. ; ison land, d. in liehoboth Mass. Dec. 14, 1688, , 1S8S, and Eugenie, Apr. 2, 1893I) «[ came to the Salem colony from Southamp- jRobert Roland Funkhouser, b. in Green- ton Eng. 1C38, held large possessions in brier CO. Va. May 5, 1789, d. in Equality Rehoboth and Atlleboro, and held several 111. Dec. 31, 1832, moved near Shawnee- public oflices (m. Anna, d. 1646). town 1819, went to Gallatin co. 111. about 1817, purchased Saline Salt Works, mem- FUNKHOUSEB, LEO N.IDAS P. of ber of legislature, advocate abolition clause Omaha Ncbr., b, in St. Louis Mo. in State constitution (m. Oct. 20, 1812 Dec. 13, 1S60, grad. from Princeton Univ. Rachel, b. in Butler co. Ky. Jan. 14, 1792, 1878, A. M. of .same 1881, M. D. Mo. Med. dau. of Zachariah Cross, [and .Esther John- coll. 188a, pres. Princeton Alumni Assoc. son], rev. soldier and gr.-son of eldest in Omaha 1896, sec. 'of Sons Soc. Amer- sister of Daniel Boone, s:he, Rachel had 9 ican Rev. 1896, sec. Omaha Club 1885-7, ch., viz.: Mary Caroline, b. in Morgan- member Omaha Athletic Club, St. Louis town Ky. Aug. 6, 1813 [m. Chas. Picker- Legion of Honor and National Reserve ing, and had 3 ch.], Mahala Malvina, b. in .'\ssoc., m. Se]). 22, 1887 Caroline Lush Morgantown Feb. 15, 1815 [m. 1834 Aaron Bishop, b. in Chicago III. June 23, 1861, Robertson, and had several ch.], Sinai dau. of James E. Bishop and Caroline Ann, b. in Morgantown Sep. 22, 1817 [m. Lush Wilson, gr.-dau. of Judge John Quin- James Tribe, and had 3 ch.], Robert Mon- tard Wilson lof Albany N. Y. and desc. of roe as above, Nancy Jane, b. in Equality Hon. Volckert Douw of Albany 1638, she, 111. Nov. 27, 1821, d. Feb. 2, 1823, Joili.n Caroline Lush Bishop had 2 ch., viz.: Elsie McLean, b. in White co. 111. in Jan. 1824, Lu^h, b. Apr. 10, 1889, and Robert Oliver d. Aug. 18, 1835, William Cross, b. in I'^unkhou'ser, b. Jan. 14, 1893); son of Carnii III. May 12, 1826 [m. 1853 Jane Alli- Robert Monroe Funkhouser of New York son, had 4 ch.], Edna E., b. Sep. 10, 1830, City, b. in Equality 111. Mar. 31, 1819, d. Nov. 24, 1830, and Catherine A. Funk- f AMERICAN ANCESTRY. houser, b. in Fairfield 111. July 22, 1832 [m. uel; son of Nathaniel of Woodbridge 1862 John W. Tribe, and had 5 ch.]); son N. J., b. 1642, d. 1713, moved to East New of Christopher Funkhouser, b. in Freder- Jersey before 1680, member of colonial icUiburg Va., d. in Morgantown Ky. iSlo, assembly of N. J. 1693, member Soc. of lived in Greenbrier co. Va. 1778-89, moved Friends; son of Edward of New Plymouth lo Ky. about 1792, secured 200 acres which Mass., b. 161 5, came to Mass. with his lie named Funkhouser Hill, which became widowed mother 1630 (m. May 10, 1637 the site of Morgantown 1813, owned the Elizabeth Blossom). 1st hotel and grocery store there (m. Mar- garet of Young Va., who d. 1823, had It rVEAKING, WdLLIAM M. of Chicago cb., viz; Jacob, b. in Morgantown Ky., '-* 111., b. in Harrisburg Pa. Nov. 30, [ni., and had John ch.l, Isaac [m., and had 1824, studied law at Dickinson col!, in < ch.], Katherine [m. Christopher Young, Carlisle Pa. 1884. Harvard univ. 1880-'. and had several ch.], Mary [m. Elijah made a tour of Europe, Asia and .Africa Cravens, and had ch.] Robert Roland as 1867, Austria, Scandanavia and northern above. T.ce \m. a Miss Morris], Urban [m., Europe 1873, author etc. (m. Jidy 24, 1S64 ch.], and had Abraham [m., and had ch.]. Annie Cannon of Louisville Ky., d. Apr. Young [m. Mary Cross, and had several 27, 1866); son of John of Harrisburg Pa., ch.] and Elizabeth Funkhouser [married 1); b. in Dauphin co. 111. Sep. 20, 1792, d. in gr.-son of Christopher Funkhouser, settled Bureau co. 111. Oct. 5, 1846, served in war with his bro. John in 1700 one in Freder- 1812, was in the defence of Baltimore l8in. f icksburg Va. and the other at the Neck resided at Harrisburg 30 years, extensively Va,, they left Berne Switzerland 1692, lived engaged in wood and coal business, owned in Holland until 169S, to Va. 1700. a large number of canal boats in that busi- ness removed to Bureau co. 111. 1842, en- "niTZ-RANDOLPH, JACOB of Blazing gaged largely in stock raising there (m. ^ Star near Woodbridge N. J., b. 1754, Jan. 9, 1817 Margaretta Herman, b. in d. 1839, member See. of Friends, was con- Dauphin co. Pa. .\ug. 38, 1793, d. Oct. 17, temporary with the revolution, but did not 1859, dau. of John Hernian, b. Dec. 3. lay down his religion to shoulder the mus- 1767 and Sarah Bright, b. Oct. 20, 1770, d. ket though he did picket duty at Wood- Mar. IS, 1821, had beside William M. Zcar- bridge wliere his property was damaged ing the following ch., viz: Henry Herman by the British, and be aided in housing the Zearing of Dover III., b. Apr. 29, 1818 \m. soldiers, was often in the thickest of the Oct. 8, 1878 Fanny Campbell M. Laughlinl, fray at his home on the banks of Staten John Lewis Zearing of Dover, b. Oct. 2, Island sound, contributed in much everv 1820, Sarah Elizabeth Zearing, b. Aug. 4, for way the maintenance of the army (m. 1823 [m. May 2, 1845 William Robinson Anna Webster [dau. of Hugh Webster of M. D.]. James Robert Zearing M. D. of Plainfield N. J,], and had 8 ch., viz: Isaac Dover, b. June 16. 1828 [m. May 25, 1S54 of New Orleans, d. Jan. 28, 1840, John of Lucinda Helmer], Margaretta. b. June 11, Staten Island, d. Jan. i, 1827, Samuel of 1831, d. Oct. 2, 1836, Rebecca, b. June 11. Railway N. J., d. i860, Jacob, d. in Cal- 1831 \m. Mar. 27, 1856 Martin Carse of ifornia 1849, Hugh of Bloomfield N. J., Princeton III,, sheriff of Bureau co. 111.], d. Sep. 16, 1852, Sarah [m. Nathan Shot- Elizabeth Jane, b. Nov. 20, 1834 [vn. Dec. well of I.a Porte Ind.], Susan [m. Joseph 20, 1857 Henry Tngals], Joseph Berg of D. Everingham of Blazing Star N. J. and Dover, b. Mar. 11, 1833, contractor [m. Elizabeth who m. Joseph Dobson Shot- May 23, 1867 Sophronia A. Huffaker], well of Rahway N. J., and had Henry R. Mary Ellen, b. Nov. 29, 1836 [m. Nov. 29, Shotwell, b. 1806 whose dau. Caroline m 1857 John Garvin of Princeton]); son of Thomas S. Wood); son of John Fitz Ran- Henry Zearing of Jonestown Pa., b. in dolph; son of Jacob, b. 1708; son of Bam- Lebanon co. Pa. Mar. 20, 1760, d. there 6 12 82 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. Jan. 27, 1798, purchased 214 acres a few son of Charles Goss of East Nottingham miles nortlnvcst of Jonestown, was a skill- Pa., b. 1698, d, there Mar. 21, 1732, came ful and prosperous farmer, was a soldier at to East Nottingham 1721, prob. belonged to the age of 16 (m. 17S1 Maria Elizabeth the Md, and Va, family of Goss (m. 1724 Rupp, d:iu. of John Rupp, b. Oct. 23, 1729, Jane Powell of Wales). came to America 1751, son of Johannes burgess judiciary of Jonas Rupp, and HALLIDAY, WILLIAM CHISM of Reihen, ; of Henry Baden Germany) son Tacoma Wn. N. Y., b. near Chester- Zearing of Jonestown Pa., b. there field 111. May 21, 1853, civil engineer, sur- Apr. 5, 1734, d. there Apr. S, 1819, veyor of loads, coal mines and R. R., also took part at military convention held railroad construction in 111. 1878-84, deputy at Lancaster Pa. 1776; son of Ludwig of county surveyor of Henry co. Mo. 1S84-87, Jonestown Pa., b. in Baden Germany, about location and construction engineer on 1773. came to America before 1732, settled K. C. and S. R. R. 1885, res. engineer on 2 miles east of Jonestown Pa, on a large construction of C. M. and St, P. R, R., tract of land adjoining the long ago de- Kansas City extension 1886-7, city engineer cayed German Rcf. Ch., crossed the Atlan- Clinton Mo. 188S-9, assistant engineer tic many times. double track C, M, and St. P. R. R. from Genea to Davis junction 111, 1890, R. R. AtrSE, p HARRY TAYLOR of Wil- surveys in southern Cal. 1890 also in Ga. ^' mington Del., b. there May 9, 1853, 1891, assistant division engineer of L. S. vice-pres. and sec. of The Harlan and Hol- and M. S, R. R, of maintenance of way lingsworth Co iron ship and car builders and new construction 1892-7, chief (m. Oct. 21, 1874 Virginia Gregory Inger- engineer T, & C, R, R, R, 1898 (m, soll, dau. of Hon. Charles R. Ingersoll. Feb, 3, 1S07 Eleanor Little Patterson); ex. gov. of Ct., gr.-dau. of Rear Admiral son of George Huston Halliday, b, in Ky, Gregory U. S. N. and Ralph Ingersoll, Aug. 5, 1824, grad, McKendrn coll,, county ex minister of Russia, she, Virginia had 8 surveyor of Macoupin county 111. 1851, rep- ch., viz: Leila Ingersoll, Harry Courtlandt, resentative to the III. State assembly 1855, Charles Ingersoll. Helen Louise, Virginia county clerk of Macoupin co. 111. 1858-69 Gregory, Francis Hoyt Gregory, John (m. Apr. 15, 1852 Cinderella, dau. of Wil- Taylor and l\f arion Ponsonby Gause) ; son boin Chisni, who moved from Ky. to the of Jolin Taylor Gause of Wilmington Del., western part of Macoupin 1832, Scottish b. in Chester co. Pa. Sep. 30, 1823, pres. desc, the surname was contracted from The Harlan and HoUingsworth Co. fm. Chisholm after the family moved to Amer- Jan. 27. 184S Martha Jane Flinn) ; son of ica, she, Cinderella had 6 ch,, viz: William Harlan of near Kcnnett Pa., b. in Chester Chism as above, George Spears, b, near CO. Pa. Nov. 28, 1703, d. there Apr. 10, Chesterfield 111, Oct, 12, 1854. abstractor titles 1852 (m. Rebecca Taylor, b. Aug. 18, 179Q. of land at Clinton Mo , Susie Eliza- d. Dec. 27. 1881); son of William Gause of beth of Clinton, b, in Carlinville III, Jan, near Kennett Pa., b. in Chester co. Pa. tg, 1856, Nannie Robertson of Clinton, b. Mar. 10. 17SS, d. there 1835, vol. soldier in in Carlinville June 12, 1858 [m. W, A. rev. war, was present at the battle of Driggs], Albert Duglas, b. in Carlinville Brandywine. being at one stage of the en- July 6, i860, asst. supt. D. and I. R. R. R. gagement held among a body of the re- Two Harbors Minn, and Henry Huston serves in the cellar of a building near the Holliday. b. in Carlinville Mar. 12, tS6-', Old Birmingham meeting house (m. 1781 clerk in the ofifice of supt. of M. K. and T. Mary Beverley, b. May 27, 1761, d, July Ry. Sedalia Mo.); son of Charles Hallidav 15, 1841): son of Evan Goss of East Marl- (if Chesterfield 111., b. in Baltimore Md. boro Pa,, b, in Chester co. Pa. Jan. 23, Nov. 23, 1771. d. in Chesterfield Mar. 8, 1725 (m. Jan. 10, 1751 Hannah Walker); 1850. Methodist minister in Ky., Tcnn.. AMERICAN ANCESTRY. S.^ Indiana and 111. 1797-1850, elected book 1730, Matthew, b. Apr. 21, 1732, distin- agent stationed at the Methodist BooU guished physician at Moscow under Em- Cuncei 11 in Cincinnati Ohio 1828-36, settled press Catherine LI, William, b. Nov. 15. in Western Mound Tp. 111. 1837 (m. ist. 173s, Samuel, b. Apr. 8, 1738, James above, May J, 1793 Sarah Watkins, b. June 19, David, b. Apr. 6, 1743, Pattoi, b. Aug. 17, 17(18, il. in Bath co. Ky. 1816, had 10 ch., 1745 and David, b. July 30, 1747); son of viz: Hirom of Greenfield 111., b. Jan. 17, Matthew of MofTat Scotland, b. there 1794, d. in Macon Ga. .'\ug. 24, 1S62, Polly, 1676, d. there 1743, desc. of the junior b. Aug. 27, 1795, d. May 5, 1801, Dr. James branch of the Corhead family of Halliday.'* L. of Austin Texas, b. Mar. 30, 1797, d. in that never left Annandalc Scotland. Lee CO. Texas, Rev. Rcvcrly Watkins of BEGG, WcllsviUe Mo., b. Dec. 17, 1798, d. Jan. 22, p WILLIAM HENRY of St. 1S91, Elizabeth Watkins, b. on Clivch ^ Louis Mo., b. in Palmyra N. Y. River Va. Apr. 6, 1800, d. in Scottsvillc Mar. 24, 1831, settled in St. Louis 1846, Ky. Oct. 24, 1889 [m. A. C. Alexander!, merchant and manufacturer, now retired Jane McAlester of Chesterfield 111., b. in (m. Nov. 21, 1855 Orian Thompson, dau. Va. Dec. 29, 1801, d. in Buffalo Kan. Oct. of James Jennings Thompson who moved 19. 1885 [ m, G. A. Cowden], Sarah W. of to St. Louis from Lunenburg co. Va., her Bowling Green Mo., b. June 19, 1804 [m. mother was a Lawrence, desc. of the Law- 1st Cox, 2d Newland], Rev. Charles Mc- rences of Watertown and Groton Mass., Alester, b. Feb. 19, 1806, d. in O'Fallan 111. she, Orian had 5 ch., viz: Norris B., Clara Jan. 30. 1881, Dr. William McKendrce of J., William H., Julia. Orie L. Gregg); son Wavcrly III., b. in Ky. Dec. 27, 1807 and of Jolin Gregg of Greenfield N. H.. Milly Sniitli Halliday. b. Dec. 7, 1809, d. Rochester, Palmyra, Lyons and Perry June 24. 1822, ni. 2d Apr. 5, 1817 Elizabeth, N. Y. and St. Louis Mo., b. in Greenfield I b. Aug. 21, 1787, d. in Carlinvillc 111. July N. H. Aug. 5, 1802, d. in Perry N. Y. 18, 18C3. dan. of Jacob Spears of Lincoln May 28, 1K46, inventor, was in the foundry CO. Ky.. b. in Rockingham co. Va. Feb. 7, and machine business at Rochester, Pal- 1757 and Elizabeth Neely, b. Mar. 8, 1757, myra, Lyons and Perry, N. Y. (m. Apr. she, Elizabeth Spears Halliday had 4 ch.. 15. 1824 Anne Wilcox of Palmyra, dau. of viz: Jacob Nccly, b. Mar. 17, 1818. Robert William Wilcox who emigrated from R. R., b. Feb. 18, 1820, Nannet Hall of Car- Tiverton R. I., her mother Ruth Durfce linvillc III., b. Nov. 14, 1821 [m. W. A. emigrated from Tiverton with her father Robertson] and George Huston Halliday, Gideon Durfce to Palmyra 1791); son of b. Aug. 5, 1824); son of James Halliday of Hugh Gregg of Greenfield N. H. and B.altiniore Md., b. in Moffat Scotland Mar. Peterboro N. H., b. in latter Nov. 22, 1763, 4, 1741, leather merchant, saddler and shoe d. in Perry N. Y. 1838, farmer (m. Sarah dealer (ni. Mary, dau. of Charles Mc- Holmes, b. Aug. 12, 1765. of the Holmes .'\listcr, who moved from Ireland, and family of Londonderry N. H. and Peter- settled on Carroll's Tract novk' Adams co. boro N. H.); son of Samuel Gregg of Pa., a of refined man tastes, owned what Peterboro N. H., b. in Londonderry 1738, was then called a large private library, d. in Peterboro Dec. 10, 180S, soldier in the built the first stone house in that section, British army, serg., was in Cape Breton m. Bossanna Pennaw, b. in Ireland, desc. of expedition, took part in the capture of a French Huguenot family, she, Mary had Louishurg, during rev. war. maj. of 23d 3 ch., viz.: William, Charles as above and N. H. rcg. (m. Agnes, dau. of John Smiley Jennie, d. in Ky. 1828 fm. her cousin of Haverhill Mass.); son of John of Lon- Charles McMisterl) ; son of William Hal- donderry N. H., b. in co. of Derry Parish t liday of Moffat Scotland, b. there 1707, d. Mnaskee Ireland 1702, d. in Londonderry there Dec. 23, 17S6 (in. 1728 Janet Thor- F'cb. 28, 1789, lieut. in the Ranger service burn, and had 9 ch., viz: John, b. Feb. 3, of the colony of N. H. during the trouble 84 'AMERICAN ANCESTRY. with tlic InJians (in. .^jjncs, dau. of Hugh 24, 1728 Abigail Fisher, dau. of Vigilance, Ruiikin of Lundunderry Ireland, was in and desc. of Anthony Fisher, original emi- Lciiidundcrry during the celebrated seigc grant at Dorchester and Dedham Mass); by the Stewarts, came lu this country with son of Moses Gill of Amesbury I\Iass., b. in Ills dau. .\gnes from co. Antrim Ireland Salisbury Mass, 1656, d. in Mar. 1690 or yi 17JJ); son of James Gregg of London- (m. about 1684 Sarah Estcy, dau. of Isaac derry N. H., b. in Ayrshire Scotland, d. in and Mary [TownJ Estey, the latter a vic- Londonderry N. II. Mar. 10, 1758, emi- tim of Salem witchcraft); son of John Gill grant from Ayrshire Scotland to Mnaskec of Salisbury Mass., settled there 1638-40 I'arisli Ireland 1690, came to America 1718, (m. May 3, 1645 Phcx'be, dau. of Isaac was one of the 16 families who founded Bnswell). Londonderry N. H., capt. ist. militia co. raised in the town for defense against the HAMMONB, FREDERICK STAM of Indians (ni. Janet CargiU, b. in Ilia Scot- Oneida N. Y., b. in Gilsum N. H. land). Aug. 19, 1858, with his father, gr.-father and entire family removed from Gil- ri ILL, WATSON of Syracuse N. Y., b. sum N. II. to Stockbridge N. Y. in ^' in Stoughton Mass. Feb. 14, 1837, Feb. 1866, now shipping clerk and grad. Wilbraham Mass. academy 1857, had timekeeper of the Oneida Silverware charge Webster II. S. about 2 years, settled Mfg. Co. (m. Mary Elizabelli, dau. ol in Syracuse 1867, and was in the book traOe Nathaniel and Electa [Pettengilll Ham there (ni. Mar. I, 1R62 l'"rances C. Kendall, mond of Hannibal N. Y., and had 3 ch.. dau. of Harvy W. Kendall, son of David, viz: Maud L., George W. ad Eva .\. Ham- son of Peter, son of David of Brooklyn Ct. mond); son. of George of Gilsum N. H. who was desc. of h'rancis of Woburn and Stockbridge N. Y., b. in Gilsum May Mass., she, Frances had 3 eh., viz: Kitty, 16. 18,30, d. in Stockbridge Oct. 28, 1892, Nellie and lilizabctli); son of John Wll- justice of peace in N. H. many years (m. liamson Gill of Stoughton Mass.. b. in Oct. 12, 1857 .Mmina, dau. of George and Linciilnville Me. Dec. 26, 1809, d. in Stough- Betsey fStanil SnellV, son of George W. ton 1868 (m. 1834 Elizabeth Davis John- Hammond, b. in Gilsum N. II. May 12, son [dau. of Jacob and Lydia [Davis] John- 1802. d, in Stockbridge N, Y. Jan. 30, 1872, son of Sharon Mass., dcsc. of John Johnson grad. Dartmouth coll. 1824, physician of Roxbury Mass. l6.?o); son of Elijah. about 40 years, state senator 1855-9, mem- Gill of Canton Mass., Lincolnvillc Me. and ber of state cimstitutional convention 1850. Stoughton Mass., h. in Canton Mass. 1779, author of sevcr.al poems and many popular d. in Stoughton iSsfi (m. 1804 Rebecca, son.gs (m. Jan. 25, 1827 Diansa. dan. of dau. of Elisha ?Iawes); son of Elijah of Josiah and Sarah [Bufifuml Rawson, desc. Canlcin Mass., b. in Stoughton 1752. d. in of Edward Raws(m, Gov. Endicott's sec): Cantcni M;iy 20, 1826. deacon (ni. Abigail, son of Josiah, I1, in Swanzcy N. H. Mar. dau. of Ezckiel Fisher); son of Benjamia 28. 1S51, d. in Gilsum N. II. .^ug. i.q. 1851. Gill of Canton Mass., b. in Stoughton selectman and slate rep. 1S30 (ni. Nov. 2S. Mass. I7,w. d. there 1807, col. Mass. 3(T. 1709 Mchitabel. dau. of Fbenczer anil reg. militia, was with his reg. at the battles Rachel [Rootl Bill. desc. of John Bill of of Beniis Heights and Saratoga Parish of Much Weidock Shropshire deacon, selectman, moderator at town Encr."); son of Aaron Hammond, b in meetings and rep. for the town in gen. Swnnzcy N. H. Oct, 7, T742, d, in Gilsum court Cm. 1751 Relhia. dau. of Capt. Chas. N. IT. .Apr. 7. 1818, took an nclivo par! in Wenlworth. gr.-son of FIder William nil (own afTriirs, held m.Tny ofTirrs, owned Wenlworth of N. H); son of Benjamin of the 1st carriairo in town Cm. .Apr 28. 1771 Dorchester Mass.. b. in Amesbury Mass. R.Trhel Woodward of Kecnc N. H "t : son l68 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 85 ' b. in former Oct. 31, 1719, d. in Swanzey Theodore Newell of Enfield, earlier of N. H. 1784, was one of the ist settlers Dover Mass., and had 3 ch., viz: Salome, iIrtc, held many town ofificcs, state rep. Mary Ann land David N.); son of Patrick Mass., b. prob. lu 17S0, rev. soldier, was paid the sum of £g, Hamilton of Sliutcsbury Pelhani Mass. d. in Shutesbury Aug. h 15s. for services in the army (m. 1st. 174(1 1748, Martha Olmsted, 2d Abigail Farr of 15, 1821, private in Capt. Z. Crocker's co. Col. Wright's reg., in rev. war (m. Re- Dedham Mass., 3d June 16, 1774 Mrs. of Robert Fletcher, son ot Priscilla [Peabody] Hale of Boxford becca, dau. ' of son of William, son of .Mass.); son of Nathaniel Hammond of John, son Joshua, Fletcher came from Yorkshire Ipswich Mass., Littleton Mass. and Robert who CO. Eng., and settled in Concord Mass. Swanzey N. H., b. in Watertown or Ips- son of John Hamilton of Pclham wich about 1690, d. in Swanzey N. H. 1630); Mass., b. on the Atlantic ocean May 21, Feb. 2, 1756, one of the original proprietors d. in Shutesbury Mass. Feb. 25, 1798, there (m. 1st. Jan. 30, 1713 or 14 Bridget, 1716, in Pelham Mass. 1738, bought dan. of Timothy Harris of Rowley Mass., proprietor 553 acres in Shutesbury 1772 (m. Mary 2d Abigail, dau. of John Perkins) ; son of b. May 18, 1717); son of Thomas, b. in Watertown Mass. July 11, Loehhard, James of Worcester Mass., b. in Scotland 1656, d. in Ipswich Mass. Feb. 26, 1724 or or Ireland, d. in Worcester in Apr, or 25 (m. Dec. 6, 1679 Sarah, dau. of John had a bro. John in Mass., the Pickard of Ipswich); son of Thomas, u. May 173s, family originated in Scotland, James came in Lavenham Eng. Sep. 17, 1618, d. in from Londonderry Ireland 1716. Walerlown Mass. Dec. 10, 1655 ('"• about 1654 Hannah, dau. of John Cross); son BARNET of of William Hammond, b. in Lavenham HAWKINS, CHARLES Providence R. I., b. in Coventry R. 1. Kng. Uct. 30, 1575, d. in Watertown Mass. was proprietor of board and Oct. 8, 1662, came to Watertown 1632, was Jan. 27, 1845, engineer (m. Nov. 29, one of the 1st settlers, an original propri- shingle mill, now an Stevenson); son of Philip etor (m. June 9, 1605 Elizabeth Payne, her 18S2 Jennie and West bro. William Payne came to this country, Potter Hawkins of Coventry R. I. Mar. and settled in Ipswich Mass., was a Greenwich R. I., b. in Coventry Greenwich Mar. 2:.. wcahhy influential man there); son of 4, 1807, d. in West teacher, farmer, board and Thomas Hammond, b. 1540 or 45, d. in 1866, school noted rationalist (m. Lavenham Eng. Nov. 24, 1589, a wealthy shingle manufacturer, 1816, dau. of man; son of Jolin of Lavenham, the 1836 Sarah Ann, b. Apr. 4, [Greene] Weaver); son clothier, d. 1551. Joseph and Anna of George of Coventry R. I., b. in Cranston Coventry Mar. 17. HAMILTON, GEORGE NEWELL of R. I. June 25, 1776, d. in state legislator i8iq- Fairbury Nebr., b. in Shutesbury 1863, wealthy farmer, militia, deacon of the Christian Mass. Feb. 26, 1849, d. Oct. i, 1891 (m. ist. 31, maj. in (m. in Dec. 1805 Martha, ^L^y 20, 1874 Charlene Fisk Hall, b. Church 40 years Sarah [Lewis] Stone May 26, 1851, d. ."Xpr. 30, 1882, dau. of Arad dau. of Rufus and also ot Hall of Waterloo Iowa, 2d Tillie John- and gr.-dau. of Samuel Stone and Barnet David Newell Hamilton of sea Capt. Bcnajah Lewis) ; son of son) ; son of of Cranston R. I., b. there Jan. Shutesbury Mass., b. there May S, 1826, d. Hawkins 10, 1823 (ra. about there Mar. 17, 1862 (m. May 5, 1847 Mary 30, 1749, d. there Feb. Louisa Fish, dau. of Lewis P. Fish of Pel- 1772 Sarah Potter, b. Nov. 19, 17SI, »' Christo- ham Mass.); son of David of Shutesbury Nov. 13. 1811, and had 6 ch., viz: above, Samuel, Benoni, Mass., b. there June 14, 1785, d. there Aut?. pher, George as and Diadama, d. Feb. 20, 1864 [m. t*- 25. 1828, lived on a farm of 553 acres (ni. Stephen Cf., d. 1st Ruth Butterfield, 2d Mar. 24, 1818 Arthur Williams of Woodstock Mrs. Hannah Newell Patterson, dau. of 1833!). 1 • V [i 1 86 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. pAMP, SAMUEL of Shoals of Ogec- farms, grist and saw mill (m. 1803 Huldah, ^ cliL'c Ga., b. in Durham Ct. May 14, dau. of William and Phebe Daily |Sione] 1752, (1. June 6, 1845, served in rev. war, King) ; son of John Lewis of Richmond was in barracks in Albermarle 1779, Hvcd R. I., Exeter and Coventry R. I. 1788, d. 50 miles from Augusta Ga. 1786 (ni. Mollie in Richmond R. I. Nov. 10, 1747, d. in liannkcjs, d. July 6, 1800, had 11 ch.); son of Coventry Apr. 13, 1833. a prosperous (ar- Ichabod, b. in Uurhani Ct. Feb. 15, 1726, mor, miller, owning at one time 400 acres d. ill Kaskaskia 111. Apr. 20, 1786, B. A. of (m. 1st Sep. 28, 1778 Amey, dau. of Giflie Yale coll. 1743, A. M. of same 174C), Sweet Slioldon, 2d Mar. 17. i8aS Mary licensed to preach 1752, minister at VVal- Tanner) ; son of Jonathan of Exeter R. I., lingford and Middlctown Ct. i752-()0, b. and d. there, iirominejit in al't'airs of his moved to Wilmington N. C. 1761, Cornwall town (m. isl Sarah, dan. of Sa.muel Bar- Va. 17O1, Amherst co. Va. 1762, 111. 1779 ber, 2d .Mrs. Patience Tourgee); son of (m. 1st Nov. 26, 1749 Content Ward, d. Jonathan Le/wis of Exeter R. I., b. there, li'iJ ch., viz.: Sarah and d. there 17S5, held town oflices, a man of Uec. 29, 1754, 2 ( Samuel, m. 2d June 6, 1757 Ann Oliver, wealth (had ,; sons, viz.: John, Jonathan as d. in St. Louis Mo. Oct. 27, 1803, h.id above, Caleb, Thomas and Sylvester); son Stella [m. .^ntoine Reilhe of St. Louis, of Samuel, d. prob. 1700 (m. Jeanette); Louise Im. Mackey Wherry of St. Louis]); son of John Lewis, came from l'"nglaiul, son of John Canij) of Durham Ct., b. in lived in Westerly R. I., settled (here iC/Ji. Milford Ct. 1687, d. 1767 (m. 1709 Phebe Canfield, and had Israel, Ichabod, Job, HORNOB,, EDWIN of Helena Ark., b. Mary and others); son of Edward of Mil- there 18O0 (m. Miss Morton of ford Ct., b. in New Haven July 8, 1650 (m. Tcnn., had 2 ch., Morton and William); Jan. 15, 1673 Mehitable Smith, b. 7655, dau. son of William Dunn Hornor of Helena of John the settler); son of Edward Camp •Ark., b. there July 26. 1S25. il iSOi, was in of New Ilaven 1643, d. 1659 (m. Mary); the iconfederale army, was scon last in bat- prolwbly son of Nicholas Camp, b. iGtK). tle, educated at St. I.ouis univ.. lived in St. Louis Mo. i83(>-44 im. 1S4S .\nn Eliza Bird Bichards LEWIS, GEORGE of Providence R. L, Reynolds) ; son of William b. in Coventry R. I. Nov. i, 1831, Hornor of Helena Ark., b. in Va. Feb. 28, lived in Sterling Ct., Coventry and War- 1787, d. in Helena May i, 183S, lawyer, wick R. I. and Worcester Mass., moved to judge, raised a co. and comm:inde R. I. light artillery from private to 2d bouse of rep. 1820-23 (ni. Nov. 3. 181 lieut., wounded at ChancelkirsviHe 1863, Elizabeth Dunn, b. in Big Harper Tenn., hi.storian of 'battery E (m. Nov. 9, i8sr dau. of Josejih and PluL-be Dunn, moved Sarah Tongc of Scotch and En,trli3li dose, with her mother and family to Ark. iSoo, her fatlicr came to America from Man- descending the Miss., landed in Helena, chester Eng. 1840, her mother a year later, when there was not a house there); son of she, Sarah had 3 ch., viz.: Everett Chnn- John Hcirnor of I'Vederickbin-gh and Cul- ning, Myron Scaver and Wendell Wright pepper Va., b. in Trenton N. J. Oct. 27, Lew is) ; son of Benoni E. Lewis of Cov- 1750. d. in Culi)ep])er Mar. 19, 1819, in- entry R. I., Warwick and Providence R. herited from his f.athcr the land on which I., b. in Coventry May 8, 1S07, d. there Trenton N. J. now stands, also a large Dec. 27, i8,Si, farmer, carpenter, contractor tract of land at Cape May, lost his fortune (ra. Nov. 23, 1828 Sarah, dau. of George during rev. war, fitted out at his own ex- Hawkins, see Hawkins lineage); son of pense a number 'of vessels, was afterwards Benjamin „f Coventry R. I., b. in Exeter paid for them in continental money which R. I. Oct. 14, 177S, d. in Coventry Mar. iS, became valueless, merchant in Fredoricks- 1856, farmer, miller, owning at one time 3 I burg, moved to Culpepper after the war, AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 87 a fine linguist, speaking 7 languages, an Richard L., Adclla C. B. and Charles Episcopalian, changed the spelling of his Adams as above); son of Antipas Howard t family name from Horner to Hornor (m. of Andover Vt., b. in Douglass Mass. about July 27, 1777 Patty, dau. of John Richards 1766, d. in Clinton N. Y. Apr. 2, 1828, came (and Susannali Coleman], vestryman of from Mass. to Andover Vt. 1785 (m. South Farnham Parish Va. 1739-79, justice Rhoda Darling, and had li ch., viz.: James, of Staftord CO., and gr.-dau. of William Junio as above, Thcanna, Greene, Sally, Kird Richards of Drysdale Va. and Robert Harriett, Merritt, Ozi, Rich:ird L., Ed- S. Coleman of Va.) ; son of Samuel Hor- ward and Lucy); son of James Hayward, ner of Trenton N. J., b. in N. J. Mar. 1, b. in Mendon Mass. Feb. 18, 1724 (m. Apr. 1724, d. 1766, British officer, was the 1st of 17, 1746 Lois Parmenter, and had 13 ch., his family to become an Episcopalian, his viz.: David, Jonathan, James, Elias, Mar- father's family were Quakers (m. 1749 t:ha, Solomon, Rebecca, Joseph, Uriel, Mary Leonard, his bro. Isaac m. Miss .Antipas as above, Amaziah, Rachel and Jonathan (m. Potts of Trtnton N. J., and was the an- Ezra); son of Hayward cestor of that branch of the family that Lydia Albee) ; son of Jonathan of .'Vshford moved to Canada, one of whom was a Ct., b. 1692, d. 1734 (had 7 ch., viz.: Jona- member of parliament, his tro. Benjamin than as above, William, David, Joseph, was an ancestor of tihe Coates family of John, Samuel and Sarah); son of Jona- Philadelphia and of Joseph P. Horner of than (m. Saraih, dau. of John Dean of New Orleans 1776); son of Isaac of Ches- Taunton Mass., and had 9 ch., viz.: Jona- Susannah, terfield N. J., b. in Tadcaster Yorkshire than as above, Joshua, Eben- 1678, inherited his brother John's estate ezer, Seth, .-Xbriel, Sarah, Henry and (m. 1st Elizabeth Sykes, and had 2 ch., Kezia) ; son of John Hayward, d. 1700, viz.: Rachel and Elizabeth, 2d Eleanor, was with Capt. Miles Standish 1643, rep. dau. of Samuel Bowne, and 8 ch.); son of 1678 (m. Martha, dau. of Thomas and Sus- r John Horner of Yorkshire Eng., d. in annah Hayward, who came from Eng. be- Bordcntown N. J., sailed from New Castle fore 1638, settled in Duxbury Mass., she, Eng. in the good ship Providence to Bur- Martha had 7 ch., viz.: John, James, Jona- lington N. J. 1683, selected a tract of land than as above, Eliza, Sarah, Bethia and one mile south of Bordcntown N. J. (m. Ephraim). Mary, had 10 ch.). HULL, LEVERETT LORD of Chi- HOWARD, CHARLES ALLEN of cago, III., b. in Cincinnati Ohio July 1, > Aberdeen So. Dak., b. in Frontier 1867, engaged in the coal and coke business N. Y. July 16, 1865, alderman of Aberdeen (unmarried); son of Leverett Bussel Hull 1890, state senator 1895-6 (unmarried) ; son of Cincinnati Ohio, b. in Watertown N. Y. of Charles Adams Iloward, formerly of Dec. 3, 1834, d. in Colorado Springs Col. Frontier N. Y., b, there Dec. 27, 1839, d. Dec. 25. 1877, commission merchant (m. there Sep. 6, 1877 (m. Nov. 8, 1862 Nancy Dec. 10, 1862 Florence, dau. of Dr. J. S. Jane Patterson, b. in Quebec Nov. 17, 1846, Dodge and Emily Dana of Cincinnati dau. of Levi and Jane [Anderson] Patter- Ohio and desc. of Col. Daniel Fisher, rev. son, and had 5 ch., viz.: Rebecca Jane, soldier, Lt. Capt. Dana, rev. soldier and Charles Allen, Grace [m. F. W. De Vey of Capt. Samuel Greene); son of Leverett Duluth Minn.], Cora and Bertha Isabel Hull of Angelien and Sandusky Ohio, b. (m. Lt. John C. McArthur]); son of Junio in Bethlehem Ct. Dec. 3, 1796, d. in San- of F'rontier N. Y., b. in Andover Vt. Apr. dusky Ohio Sep. 3, 1852, grad. at Hamilton 1, 1794, d. in Frontier Nov. 28, 1864 (m. coll. 1824, and Auburn Theo. seminary, July 17, 1816 Rebecca Jane Spaulding, and pastor of several churches in N. Y. State, had 10 ch., viz.: Chclnessc A., Rhoda, Lu- moved to Ohio 1844 (m. Sep. 9, 1830 Sarah, cinda, Angelina, Junio, Alfred, Harriett, dau. of Jcbotis Lord [and Sarah Farnham I 88 AMERICAN. ANCES.TRY. of Rome N. Y., dau. of Capt. John Farn- Rehoboth Mass., b. there Mar. 31, 1717 iKini], son oi Solomon Lord, rev. soldier); (.m. June 4, 1741 Mary iMason) ; son oi son of Titus Hull of Wallingtord, Dan- Timothy of Rehoboth Mass., b. there Oct, bury Ct. and Utica N. Y., b. in Bethlehem I, 1O88, died in Rehobotli Mass. Dec. Ct. Mar. d. in 25, 1751, New York, noted 26, 17OS (.m. Mary Daggett Dec. 20, 1715); physician in Werleen N. Y., rev. soldier, son of Timothy Ide of Rehoboth Mass., town cleric 1794-1803 (m. 1778 Olive Lewis, b. there lC>6o, was prominent among early desc. of IClder John Strong, Thomas Kord, settlers, gained fame as an Indian lighter, Nicholas Clai), Capt. Roger Clapp and loog active pan in the wars aganist In- Ann Rowland Stebbins); son of Jephauiah dians, ensign to the general court of Mass. ilnll, b. in Wallingtord Ct. Aug. I7i0, died in 15, Rehoboth Mass. Apr. 5, i7-'8, d. in Bethlehem Ct. Nov. 10, 1760 1735 U". Uct. 20, 1678 Elizabeth Cooper); (ui. i74y Hannah, dau. of Moses Doolittle sun of Hicholas Ide of Rehoboth Mass., [and Lydia Richards], desc. of Abraham b. in Lngland about 1O20, died in Reho- Uooliltle, John Moss. John Hall and both Mass. Ill Uct. 1690, came from Eng. Jeanne VVollenj; son of John Hull of VVal- to Rehoboth 1643, one of the original set- Linglord Ct., b. there Oct. 6, 1702, d. there, tlers and one of the 1st land owners there, physician (m. 1727 Sarah, dau. of Gideon active ill the early settlements, was one of Ives and Mary l\.oyce, desc. of Robert a coniniittee appointed to settle disputes Kuyce 01 Stratford Ct., she, Sarah Ives with King Philip, the Indian chief, 1689, desc. of Ca])t. Nathaniel Newman, noted and owner of considerable land (111. a dau. during the colonial wars); son of Benja- of Thomas Bliss, and had 10 cli.), first 01 uiiu Hull of Stratford Ct., physician (ni. the ancestors of America. Llizabeth Andrews); son of John of New Haven Ct., physician (in. Mary Jones); I OHNSON, WILLIAM WALLACE of son of Kichard Hull of Dorchester and " North Greentield Wis., b. in Buckland New ILiven Ct. Mass. Nov. 29, 1S13, held various town ot'lices, state legislator 1S79, author (ni. IDE, ARTHUR C. of Evanston 111., k. Oct. 24, 1838 Abigail, dan. of Alvan Clark, -L there Aug. 2, 1872, attorney (unmar- desc. of Tliumas Clark of Plymouth Mass. ried); son of George O. of Evanston 111., 1623); son of Othniel of Buckland Mass., b. in Passumpsic Vt. Nov. 25, 1831, d. in b. there Apr. 4, 1778, d. there Mar. 5, 1851, Evanston Feb. 7, 1885, was an attorney in mason, capt. militia (m. 1801 Anna, dau. Chicago 111. (m. in Jan. 1862 his cousin of Gad Elmer, desc. of Edward Elmer of Helen AI. Ide, and had 5 ch., viz: George Hartford Ct. 1636); son of Josiah Johnson B., VVdliani K., Charles B., Arthur C. and of Buckland Mass., b. in Leominster Mass. Helen M.); son of George B. of Spring- Mar. 7, 1746, d. in Buckland Feb. 21, 1827, field Mass., b. in Coventry Vt. Feb. 17, farmer, miller, licut. in rev. war 1779, state 1804, d. in Springfield April 16, 1872, pastor legislator 1796 (in. 1774 Martha, dau. of of the First Baptist church of Philadelphia Othniel Taylor of Windsor Ct. 1640); son Pa. 1838-52 and of the First Baptist cliurch of David of Leominster Mass., b. in And- of Springfield Mass 1852-1872 (m. 1830 over Mass. Aug. 20, 1715, d. in Leominster Harriet Walker); son of John, b. in Reho- Nov. 10, 1799, lieut. in a military co. and both Mass. Aug. i, 1775, d. in Potsdam among the patriots who met the British at N. Y. July 27, i860. Baptist clergyman (m. Bunker Hill (m. Feb. 22, 1738 Mary, dau, Sarah Daggett) ; son John of Ide, b. in of John Warner of Leominster Mass.); son Rehoboth Mass. Aug. 24, 1742, d. in St. of Josiah Johnson of Andover and Harv- Johnsbury Vt. 1815, lived in Rehoboth ard Mass., b. in Andover Oct. 29, 1683, J- Mass. 1742-92, then moved to St. Johns- in Harvard Oct. 15, 1727, farmer (m. June bury, wheelwright by trade, rev. soldier 19, 17" Annis, dau. of Thomas Chandler, (m. Deborah Pond); son Ichabod of of and gr.-dau. of Thomas Chandler, one ot AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 89 the original proprietors of Andover) ; son son of Anthony Vaughan, who came to ot Thomas Johnson of Andover Mass., li. Chester N. S., from whom came the vari- 1631, d. there Feb. 15, 1719, constable, ous branches of Vaughan of Va., her selectman, surveyor, fence viewer, lotlayer, mother Mary Millett was dau. of George principal military officer when the Indian:) who m. Mary Houghton, dau. of Capt. attacked Andover, and burnt a part of the Tunolliy Houghton of Chester N. S. 1759 town O'l. July 5, 1657 Mary, dau. of Nicho- and dcbc. of Maj. Simon Willard of Lan- las Holt of Andover); son of John, came caster Mass. 1658, John Houghton of New from Hern Hill near Canterbury England, 1-iiglaud 1635); son of Michael Kaiser ol and his name is found in the list of earliest West Chester N. S., bp. there Mar. 13, settlers of Ipswich Mass. 1635. 1757. d. in West Chester 1848, built first ship there, owned a number of vessels, large property owner (m. 1777 Ann .\I. KAISER, D.WID ANTHONY of Weylcr of Baden); son ot Johann of Lu- Winnipeg Manitoba, b. in Upper La nenburg N. S., b. m Phaltz Ger. in 1719, d. Have Nova Scotia Feb. 24, 1857, assist, m Lunenburg about 1760, he had almost surveyor of 3d principal meridian of Can- Inushed his new house on his farm at the ada 1S81, civil engineer, author, and at north west when surrounded by Indians, present civil servant of dom. of Canada but managing to escape he died at his home (m. Aug. j8, 1884 Mary Jean Linklater, nine days alter the attack (m. about 1746 dau. of Uavid Linklater [who m. Elizabeth Ivva Krug); son of Johann Georg (m. Clegg of Accrington Lancashire Eng., b. 1714 .-Knna Theobald); son of Andreas ot Otl:erswick Island of Sanday, Orkney Isles Munnerstadt Germany (m. Veronika). May 23, 1830, arrived in Quebec from KirkwcU via Aberdeen in spring of 1852 son of Magnus Linklater, h. 1798, m. Eliza- I UDD, JOHN of Mc Leansboro III., b. beth Muir, lj. 1796 of Rusuiss Parish San- " in Burlington Ohio Sep. 3, 1S39, re- day, came to Canada 1857 or S, she, Mary moved with his parents to Hamilton co. had 5 ch., viz: Ethel Elizabeth, b. May 2^, 111. 1854, educated at MeKendree coll. in 1885, Florence Vaughan, b. Aug. 23, 1889, Lebanon 111. and at Jones coll. in St. Louis Frederick Clegg, b. Nov. 2, 1891, d. Aug. Mo., was CO. surveyor 17 years, co. clerk 16, 1892, Francis Houghton, b. Nov. 2. 8 years (m. Sep. 25, 1863 Lucy S. Bennett, 1891, d. Aug. 14, 1892, Carl Theodoric, b. in .\thens co. Ohio, dau. of Abel and b. Oct. 23, 1893 and Otto Willard Arm- Lydia [Johnson] Bennett, removed to strong, b. July 15, 1897); son of James JelTerson co. 111. i860, she, Lucy had 6 ch., Kaiser of Oonqucrail N. S., b. in Wcsl viz: Bennett, -Albert A., Burch J., Chester Chester N. S. Apr. 4, 1819, he ranked as C, Lydia B. and Giles G. Judd); son of capt. during the Fenian raid, ship owner, Chester Judd of Hamilton co. 111., b. in lumber and gen. merchant for over 40 years Courtland co. N. Y. Apr. 7, 1816, removed (m. July 4, 1853 Susan, dau. ot George with his parents to Washington co. Ohio Zvvicker Land Catherine Hiltz of Oakland 1819, to Lawrence co. Ohio 1830, to Ham- N. S., gr.-dau. of John Hiltz, the original ilton CO. 111. 1S54 (m. Oct. II, 1837 Mary grantee of N. S., the Hiltzs are distin- Burch, b. in Washington co. Ohio, dau. of guished merchants, navy and professional F.phraim and Rhoda [Porter] Burch, and men], gr.-son of George Zwicker, an orig- h.ul 2 ch., viz: John as above and Albert); inal grantee of Lunenburg 1700, came to son of Giles of Hamilton co. 111., b. in Ct. Lunenburg from Saxony Germany 1753, Jidy 18, 1777, d. in Hamilton co. Se. 8, 1855, the Zwickcrs are noted shipbuilders); son removed to Hamilton co. 111. 1852, soldiei ot Peter Kaiser of West Chester N. S.. b. of the war 1812 (m. Dec. 7, 1799 Katharine there Jan. i, 1795. d. there May 27, i87(;. L. Tinker, dau. of John and Parthena herbalist and botanical student (m. Apr. Tinker); son ot Asa Judd of Ct,, b. there 28. 1818 Annie Vaughan. dau. of James, Sep. 2Q, 1736, d. there, rev. soldier, an^l 9° AMERICAN ANCESTRY. died shortly atter the war (m. Melissa N. J. Nov. 4, 1702, d. in Wrightstown Pa. l''anchcr vi Wales, noted for her great Mar. 12, 1776, minister in Soc. of Friends, strength) ; son of Samuel of Ct., b. there visited the Delaware Indians westward of Nov. 6, 1703, d. there Jan. 30, 1793 (in. Jan. Pa., and was very cordially received, was 3. 17J1 iilizabeth, dau. of David Scott); presented with a wampum as a token of son of John Judd of Ct., b. in Farmington regard Cm. Elizabeth Buckman, the Buck- Ct., d. in Watcrbury Ct. 1717 (m. Apr. 16, man family came from Eng. and settled in 1696 Hannah, dau. of Samuel Hickox); son Bucks CO.); son of Zebulon Heston of of Thomas, a lieut.; son of Thomas, Trenton N. J., b. in Englajid. d. in deacon, came from Eng. 1633. Wrightstown Pa. about 1725, came to 1 America about 1784, and settled in Trenton HESTON, ALFRED M. of Atlantic (m. al>out 1698 Dorothy, dau. of John City N. J., b. in Williamsto-wn N. J. Ilutchinsen and gr.-dau. of Thomas Hutch- Apr. 30, 1854, identified with N. J. journal- inscn, proprietor of Hutchinsen mnnor, ism 20 years, editor and publisher, well where the N. J. State lunatic asylum now known as a local historian of N. J., became stands, a man of con.^iderable means). editor and proprietor of the Bridgeton Chronicle and subsequently of the Atlantic K0NKEL, ROBERT SHARP of City Review, naw comptroller and sinking Brooklyn N. Y., b. in Newvillc Pa. fund commissioner of Atlantic City (m. June 8, 1S64, member of Che Soc. of Sons Dec. 30, 1875 Abbie L. Mitchell of Scotch of Revolution and Soc. of Colonial Wars and English desc, and had 3 cli., viz.: (m. Nov. 5, i8go Anna, dau. of Samuel and Helen Louise, Jessie Anna and Florence Ann [LavertyJ Hetherington), has sister Lillian Heston); son of I. Morris Hcston Alice May Kunkel, who m. Mar. 12, 1893 of Philadelphia Pa. and Williamstown N. Emerson Brooks; son 'of John Atley Kun- J., b. in Chester Valley Pa. Jan. i, 1821, d. kel Oil Pennington N. J., b. in Nowburg in Williamstinvn May II, 1S62, umbrella Pa. Feb. 16, 1835, was col. in Pa. militia, maker in Pliila. for a while, removed to one of Lincoln's bodyguard from Harris- Williamstown about 1852, where he en- burg to Baltimore, is a member of Soc. of gaged in farming, became a leading citizen Sons of Revolution (m. J,an. 8, 1863 there, and was active in church affairs (m. Susan Emma Sharp, ib. Feb. 26, 1835, d. Apr. 13, 1845 Anna Patton of Philadelphia, Mar. 13, 1883, desc. of Capt. James Sharp, came to .'\merica with her parents wlien 9 Lt. Robert McConnell, served in French years old, oi English desc); son of Isaiah and Indian war 1756-60, William Sharp, of Phila. and Chester Valley Pa., b. in private in rev. war 1778, Alexander Mc- Wightstown Pa. Mar. 9, 1778, d. in Chester Clintock and George Echcllberger of rev. Valley May 13, 1870, tailor in Phila., re- service in Cumberland and Lancaster moved to Chester Valley (m. Mar. 3, 1807 counties Pa.); son of Aaron Kunkel of Mary, dau. of Ivobert and Martha Miller of Newburg Pa., b. in Ephrata Pa. Nov. 19, Middletown Pa.); son of Isaiah of 1800, d. in Middletown Pa. Sep. 29, 1878, Wightstown Pa., b. there Aug. 20, 1744, d. farmer (m. 1825 Rebecca, b. Nov. 22, 1796, there Sep. 7, 17S5, rev soldier, wounded at d. Nov. 31, 1869, dau. of Michael Long of the battle of Monmouth 1778, cripple tor rev. service, Lancaster co. Pa.); son of nearly 8 years, and d. from the effects of John of Ephr.iita Pa., b. there Sep. 14, his wound (m. June 10, 1767 Anne, dau. of 1777, d. there Nov. 14, 1855, farmer, kept a Thomas Leonard and gr.-dau. of Natlian- general store in Ephrata for many years, icl Leonard of Trenton N. J., she belonged the name Kunkel was spelled Kunckel and to the family of Leonards who moved from Gunkel (m. 1797 Susanna Coover, d. Aug. Tauutiin M.iss. to N. J., and established 17, 1832); son of Leonhard Gunkel of the first iron works in that state); son of Ei)lirata Pa., b. about 1740, d. there Nov. Zebulon of Buck's co. Pa., b. in Trenton 10, 1778, was a non-associator, farmer. AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 9« member of German Baptist church (m. KING, H,\RVEV BRIGGS of Hart- '775 Rosina Stumpf, b. Feb. 14. i74y, d. lord Cl., b. ill Suuthbridge Mass. June 14, 1S33); son of Jolin Michael Gun- Apr. 18, 1847, author of " The King Gene- Kel uf Lancaster 'CO. Pa., b. in Hesse Nas- alogy " i8y7, member of the Soc. of the sau Germany, d. in Lancaster co. a1)uiit Suns of the ,\mer. Rev. (m. ist Apr. 27, 17)50, came to America with his bro. l8()8 Georgie E. Briggs, and had 3 ch., George on ship Ranicr, sailing from Rot- viz.: Carrie G., Mabel T. and Robert H., terdam Ger., qualified to test oath of alle- m. 2d .Vug. 23, 1888 Jane Eliza Strain, b. giance at Phila. Pa. 1749. in Thorold P. Q. Ontario Canaila, dau. of James Boyce Strain and Bessie Laughlin, T ANDEB, D.AVID LEF.R of Johnson and had 3 ch., viz.: Bernice L., Lewis \. -'-' and City Tenn., b. near Paris Ky. July 2.^, Harvey K. W. King); son of Harvey, 1852, Presbyterian clergyman, educated at b. in Moiison Mass. Apr. 2, 1810, d. in Danville Ky., pastor at Neosho Mo. and RocUvillc Ct. Aug. 24, 1881 (m. Jan. 8, other places (m. Nov. i, 1877 Ella M., dan. i8.i5 Sarah, dau. of James B. and Cynthia of Rev. Thomas H. Allin, and had Joseph IJeiiksJ Briggs Oif Smithfield R. I.); son of Allin, Thomas Henry and David Luther Koswell, b. in Monson Ma^ss. Mar. 14, Lander); son of Joseph Allen Lander of 17S1, d. Apr. II, 1869 (m. Dec. 29, 1S05 Elizaville Ky., b. in North MiddleCown .\furcy, dau. of Joseph and Elizabeth [SliennanJ .Moulton Ky. Feb. 25, 1812, d. in Elizaville Jan. 3, of R. 1.); son of William 1862, farmer, stock raiser, elder in Presby- King, b. in Marshtield Mass. Apr. terian church (m. Sep. 26, 1842 Catherine 5, 1740, d. in Mason Mass. Nov. 29, 1815, O., ilau. of Moses and Marie [Kenny] served in rev. war (m. Oct. 28, 1765 Han- Robnett of Bourbon co. Ky.); son of nali, dau. of Solomon and Mary [Palmer] Henry of North Middlctown Ky., b, in Laniphear of Norwich Ct.); son of John, b. in Marshtield Mass. Hampshire co. West Va. July s, 1786, d. in 1704, removed to North Middletown June 14, 1841, a model Nijrvvich Ct. 1747 (m. Jan. 30, 1730 Mary, farmer (m. Dec. 10, 1807 Margaret [Peggie] dau. of William and Lydia [Wills] Clift of Allen, dau. of Josef)!) Allen, who moved .Marshtield Mass); son of John King, b. in from London co. Va. to Ky.); son of Scituate Mass. 1(177, d. in Marshtield 1721 Charles uf North Middletown Ky., b. in (m. 1702 Rebecca); son of Thomas, b. in Va. Dec. 29, 1754, d. in North Middletown Scituate Mass. June 21, 1645, deacon; son Thomas Aug. 14, 1833, rev. soldier, serg. in Capt of Elder King, b. in England Reuben Briscoe's co. 3d Va. reg., com- 1614, came to America and settled in Scit- manded by Lt.-Col. William Heth, enlisted uate 1635. 1776, moved to Bourbon Ky. about 1788, J. was in Ky. legislature from Bourbon co., KIJIKBRIDE, MAHLON FRANK of member of Methodist church (m. Mar. i, Philadelphia Pa., b. in Columbia Mo. 1781 Catherine Foreman of Hampshire co. Fel). 16, 1854, grad. M. D. Univ. of Pcnn. West Va.); son of Henry Lander of North 1874, resident physician in ortho'pxdic. Middletown Ky., b. prob. in England, d. Wills and Penn. hospitals 1874-8, physi- in North Middletown in Nov. i8og, moved cian in Phila. and Spring Lake N. J., his to Ky., and died from a burn received summer home since 1878 (m. Sep. 25, 1878 wliile trying to rescue a child from a burn- Euretta E. Dougherty [dau. of James and ing building, his father was prob. an ling- Mary .Amelia of Phila.], and lias 3 chil- lishnian, a tailor by trade, lived to be 115 dren, viz.: .Mary Amelia. Euretta and years old, settled in London co. Va. (had James Dniifiherty Kirkbride); son of 2 sons, Henry and William, who went Jonathan ol l'hil:i.. b. in Bucks co. Pa. South and were not heard of again, and 3 Nov. 4, 180S. d. in Phila. Dec. 23, 1SS9, dans., one m. a Mr. Pugh, another a Mr. went to Columbia Mo., merchant there, Ashbrook and the other a Mr. Park). retired in i860 and returned with his fam- 92 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. ily to Pliila. (m. Aug. 7, 1844 Mary Warner Mass., surgeon U. S. army 18O1-5, a lineal KirUbriile ol Bucks 00. Pa., a distant rela- descendant of John Cass of Haniptoii N. tive, lier inollier a desc. of Win. Warner ol H. 1644), and brother WILLI.AM AU- West Pliila. 1658); son of Joseph of Bucks GUSTUS CHILDS of Englewood N. J., CO. Pa., b. there May 23, 1775, d. there Oct. b. Mar. 9, 184O Syracuse N. Y., univ. of II, i8ji (ill. Dec. 21, 1S07 Eleanor Bald- Mich. 1SC4-5, pres. Law Telephone Co. N. win, dan. of Joseph, whose grandfallier Y. (.m. Dec. 5, 1878 Julia Miner Selleck, Baldwin owned a plantation on Neshaminy dau. of James W. and Elizabeth [BettsJ creek 1(397, 'ler incither Margaret Kodnian Selleck, lin. descendt. of David Selleck of was gr.-dau. of Dr. John Rodman, Dorchester Mass. 1635); sons of Noadiah niomber of N. J. assembly and Knf M. of Syracuse N. Y., b. Dec. 20, 1806 at council); son of Jonathan Kirkbride of Stillwater Sar. co. N. Y., d. Nov. 19, 189O Bucks CO. Pa., b. there June 10, 1739, d. at Syracuse; engineer, merchant, pres. there Nov. 5, 1824, mini.'ster of Society of board of education and pres. Syracuse Salt Friends (m. Nov. 18, 1767 Klizabcth Curtis, Co. (m. Oct. 16, 1839 at Taunton Mass. dan. of Joseph, wdiose grandfallier came to Martha Brewer, dau. Simeon and Eunice N. J. 1680 and established a home, lived in [MacyJ Brewer, a lin. descendt. of Daniel Ugston ill Burlington co., her mother Ann Brewer of Roxbury Mass., who came in Watson was gr.-dau. of Matthew Watson, 1632, also a Mayflower descendant from constable of Chesterfield N. J. 1695); son Gov. John Carver and John Howland); of Malilon of Bucks co. Pa., b. ihere Sep. son of Ephraim of Stillwater Sar. co. N. 3, 1703, d. in Lower Makelield Pa. Nov. 19, Y., b. March 17, 1773 at Woodstock Ct., 1776, active in interests of Society of d. June 10, 1830, physician, surgeon 41st Friends, assemblyman many years (m. reg. 1812, a founder of Sar. co. med. soc. Sep. 12, 1724 Mary Satcher, dan. of John, and Mason of high degree (m. Jan. i, 1796 who was steward of Wm. Penn at Penns- Mary Woodworth, dau. of Capt. Ephraim bury, and si>oken of by Penn as " worthy and Anna [MooreJ Woodworth, capt. in John Satcher"); son of Joseph Kirkbride rev. war and lin. descendt. of Walter of Bucks Co. Pa., b. in Kirkbride ling. Woodworth, who came to Scituatc Mass. July 29, 1662, d. in Falls tp. Bucks co. Pa. in 162S; son of Increase of Greenfield Sar. Jan. I, 1738, came to Pennsylvania 1682, CO. N. Y., b. Di:t:. 13, 1740 at Woodstock preacher among Friends, traveled here and Ct., d. June 21, 1810, engineer, surveyor, in Fngkind, magistrate, assemblyman 1712- soldier under Gen. Putnam in the I'Vench- 38 (m. ist Jan. 14, 1688 Phebe Blackshaw English war, captain in rev., printed and |dau. (if kaiulall), 2d Oct. 17, 1702 Sarah published the first newspaper and book in Stacy (dau. of Malilon, who came to N. J. Sar. CO. 1798 (m. Nov. 3, 1762 Olive Pease, 1678, land commissioner, justice, assem- dau. of Daniel and Abigail [Fletcher] blyman of N. J.], 3d Mrs. Mary Fletcher Pease of Somers Ct., descended from Rob- Yardley, widow of linoch Yardley and dau. ert Pease, who came to Salem in 1634); of Robert Fletcher of Phila.); son of son of Ephraim of Woodstock Ct., b. Jan. Matthew Kirkbride of Kirkbride Eng. (m. 15, 1711, d. Sep. 12, 177s, farmer, ensign 1652 Magdalen). 3d CO. Woodstock 1750 (m. June 20, 1734 Mary Lyon, dau. of Joseph and Elizabeth pHILDS, DANIEL BREWER of N. Y. Lyon, descended from William Lyon, who " " ^ city, b. ALay 5, 1843 at Syracuse N. came over in the Hopewell in 1635 'TiJ Y., grad. Yale coll. 1863, Alb. Law univ. settled at Ro.xbury Mass); son of Ephraim 1864, lawyer (ni. 1st Dec. 24, 1867 Mary of Woodstock Ct., b. Dec. 18, 1C83 at Rox- far- Powers, dau. Robert and Margaret J. bury Mass., d. Nov. 22, 1759, deacon, Powers of Waterford N. Y., 2d Oct. 10, mer, eldest of seven brothers, all emigrat- 1888 Katharine B. Cass, dau. Dr. Jonathan ing to Woodstock about 1700, lieut. iith and Mary [Pect] Cass of Gt. Barrington regt. Conn, infantry (m. 1710 Priscilla .Y M AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 93 Harris, dau. of Daniel and Joanna Charles, b. Dec. 14, 1717 Springfield Mass.,' [Urown] Harris of Brookline Mass., son of d. there Mar. 12, 1793, merchant and promi- " Roht-rt Harris, who came in tlie Prim- nent citizen (m. 1740, Anne Breck, dau. of " 'in in rose 163s and settled Roxbury Rev. Robert and Elizabeth 1 WainwrightJ Mass.); son 'of Benjamin of Roxbnry Breck of Marlborough Mass., desc. from Mass., b. 1656, d. Jan. 24, 1723-4, bapd. by Edward Breck of Dorchester Mass. 1635); , the .'\postlc Eliot 1658, selectman, deputy, son of Rev. Daniel, b. Feb. 7, 1667 at Rox- auditor, etc. (m. Mar. 7, 16S3 Grace Mor- bury Mass., grad. Harvard coll. 1687, or- ris, dau. of Lieut. Edward and Grace dained minister First Churcli of Spring- 'lljctt] Morris, one of the proprietors of field Mass. 1694, served 40 years, d. there VVoiidstock Ct., and earliest settlers of Nov. 5, 1733 (m. Aug. 23, 1699 Katherinc Roxbury Mass., selectman, representative, Chauncy, dau. of Rev. Nathaniel and etc); sou of Benjamin of Roxbury Mass., Abigail [Strong] Chauncy of Hatfield b. in F.nghind, d. Oct. 14, 1678, in aflluent Mass. and gr.-dau. of Rev. Charles circumstances, 'having contributed gener- Chauncy D. D. 2d Pres. of Harvard coll.); ously to the building of the first church in son of Daniel, b. in Eng. 1624, d. Sep. Roxbury, came to .\merica in 1630 in the 1708 at Roxbury Mass, member Ancient " Arabella " with his uncle Ephraim Child, and Hon. Art. Co. 1666 (m. Nov. 5, 1652 who was a personal friend of Gov. John Hannah Morrill, dau. of Isaac and Sarah Winthrop, and who with his wife Elizabeth Morrill, she d. Oct. 6, 1717); son of Daniel, (Bond) Child settled at Watertown Mass., b. in Eng. about 1596. emigrated in the where he was selectman, justice, repre- " Lion " 1632 and settled at Roxbury Mass. sentative, etc., and died Feb. 13, 1663, ae. with his wife Joanna, children and servant, 70, leaving an estate of £770 iss. (m. abt. she died there Feb. 7, 1689 aged 87, he died 1653 Mary Bowcn, dau. of GrilTith and there early in 1646. Margaret [Fleming] Bowen of Boston, she d. Oct. 31, 1707). Motto on Child nASS, JON.\TH.AN, Dr., b. Feb. 15, coat of arms: " Imitari quam invi«lere." ^ 1825 at Smithficld R. I., d. Jan. 20. 1886 N. Y. City, grad. -Albany Med. univ. BREWER, D.\N-IEL of Waukegan 111., 1854, practiced many years at Great Bar- b. in Providence R. I. Sep. 29, 1814, rington Mass., physician, surgeon U. S. lawyer, representative, city attorney, etc. army 1861-5, chief of staff Alexandria Hos- (m. June 21, 1840 Serena D. Berry of pital (m. May 13, 1852 Mary Peet. dau. of N. H.); son of Simeon, b. Aug. 29, 1782 Deacon Zachariah B. and .\bby [Bassctt] Newlown Ct., d. Sep. 29, 1855 Worces- Peet of Sheffield Mass., desc. from John ter Mass., merchant, farmer (m. Nov. 20, Peet of Sevenoaks Eng. who came to 1804 Eunice Macy, dau. of Pcleg and Stratford Ct. in 1635) ; son of Jonathan, h. Sarah rWcndell] lilacy of Nantucket, desc. Oct. 9, 17S8 Mendon Mass., d. Feb. 11, from Thomas Macy, b. 1608, first settler of 1837 Cm. June 15;, 1815 Abigail Metcalf, the islaiid, and Evert Jansen Weu'dell dictorian) T765, A. M., 'd. Dec. 3. i?-2^ ward and Mary [Darlingl Hunt Jr. of Bel- Taunton INfass., clergyman, writer and lingham); son of Jonathan Gove Cass, b. scholar (m. May 22, 1772 Susannah Breed, Aug. 23, 1722 at Hampton N. H.. Quaker dau. of Gcrshom and Dorothy [McLaren! (m. Nov. 27. 1747 at Cumberland R. I. Breed of Norwich Ct., desc. of Allen Breed Abigail Salisbury, dau. of Jonathan Salis- of Lynn ATass. 1630. and Rev. John Mc- oury of Smithfield R. I.); son of John, h. L>^ Laren of Edinburgh Scotland); son of Oct. 24, 1687 Hampton N. H., removed to bns f I 94 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. Mention Mass. 1726, Quaker (ni. Hannah Gregory) ; son of James, b. 1742 Stamford Gove, dau. of John and Sarah Gove of Sea- Ct., d. Mar. 21, 1809 Norwalk Ct., merchant brook N. H.); son of Samuel, b. July 13, and rev. soldier (m. Sarah Weed of Darien 1659 Hampton N. H., brother of Joseph of Ct., she d. Nov. 15, 1795, ae. 50); son of Exeter N. H., ancestor of Hon. Lewis David, b. Dec. 27, 1762 (m. Mercy Water- Cass (ni. Dec. 7, 1681 Mercy Sanborn, dau. liury and lived in Stamford Ct.); son of of William and Mary [MoullonJ Sanborn John, b. Apr. 24, 1644, made freeman in of Hampton); son of John Cass (or Stamford Ct. 1670, a wealthy and enter- Casse), came to Hampton N. H. about prizing sea caiHain, was cai)tured by the 1044. probably from St. Albans Eng., d. French in May 1O89 and never heard from Apr. 7, 1675, farmer, planter, herdsman, afterwards, left a large estate, administered .selectman many years, man of affairs and upon in 1700 (m. Sarali Law, dau. of Rich- influence (m. about 1647-8 Martha Phil- ard and Margaret [Kilborn] Law, one of brick, dau. of Thomas and Elizabeth Phil- the first settlers of Stamford Ct.); son of brick, or Pbilbrook). David and Susannali liis wife, who emi- grated from Wales and settled in Dor- PEET, Z.'\CHARTAH RRINSMADE, clioster Mass. in 1635, she was a member b. Nov. 19, 17.S2 at Retlileni Ct., d. of the first cliurch of Boston March 23, Aiir. 7. 1S58 at Sheffield Mass., fanner, 1644, three of their sons settled in Stam- deacon (m. Apr. 30, 1816 .Abljy Bassett. ford Ct., he d. in Va. Sept. 1654. dau. of William and Dinali [ Blaklcslcc] Ba.ssett of Watcrtown Ct., a rev. soldier, PECKHAM, BENJAMIN of Little descended from William Bassett of the Compton R. L and Troy N. Y., b. New Haven colony 1642); son of Richard, June 1796, d. Apr. 13, 1829 (m. Magdalena b. 1745 Bethlcm Ct., d. Feb. 21, 1826 at Moore, b. Aug. 20, 1800, d. Aug. 31, 1831); Sheffield Mass., farmer, minute-man 1776 son of Samuel Peckliam of Little Comp- (m. Johannali TPrindle] Brinsmadc, widow ton R. I., b. Nov. 20, 173s, d. June 15, 1812 of Zacliariah Brinsmadc, a rev. soldier, (ill. Avis Wood, d. 1793); son of Joseph she b. 1751, d. .A|ir. 17. 1835); son of Rich- Peckham, b. Feb. iS, 1702 (m. Nov. S, ard, b. Aut,'. .30, 1696 Stratford Ct. and re- 1723 Elizabeth Wilbur of Little Compton, moved to Bclhlem Ct. ; son of Benjamin, b. Dec. 23, 1702, dau. of Samuel WiUjur of b. AuR. 31. 1665 Stratford Ct. (ni. Priscilla Little Compton, d. 1740, and Mary Potter, Fairchild); son of Benjamin, b. abt. 1640 he son of William Wilbur, the emigrant Stratford Ct., d. there May 1, 1704 (m. who lived at Portsmouth R. L before 1654 Phebe, dau. of Richard Butler); son of and d. 171a, ^tary Potter, dau. of Nathaniel John, b. 1597 in En^., came from Seven Potter of Portsmouth R. I. and Dartmouth Oaks Duffield Parish Derby co. Eng. to Mass., b. 1637, d. Oct. 20, 1704, m. Eliza- " America in the Hopewell," ased 38, set- beth Stokes, who d. 1704, son of Nathaniel tled in Stratford Ct., where he died 167R Potter Sr. of Portsmouth R. L in 1638, (m. Sarah Osborn, dau. of Richard Osborn one of first settlers, d. 1644, in. Dorothy, of Fairfield Ct.). Motto on Pect coat of b. 1617 and d. Feb. 19, 1696); son of John " arms: Ardens." Peckham, b. June 9, 1673, removed from Newport to Little Compton R. L; son of SELLECK, JAMES W. of EuRJewood John Peckham Jr. of Newport R. L, b. N. J., b. Aug. 21, 1820 at Wilton Ct., 1645, d. 1712 (m. Sarah), was one of the merchant (m. Jan. 3, 1849 Elizabeth Miner original grantees Oct. 31, 1677 of the S.ooo Belts, dau. of George W. and Julia acres now comprising the city of East [Miner] Belts); son of William, b. July Greenwich, one of the original owners of II. "^773. d. Sept. 9, 1846. sea captain (m. Conanicut and Dutch islands, and property May 2. iSii Cliarlotte Gregory, dau. of owner of Little Compton; son of John Capt. /Xbraham and Dorothy [Lock wood] Peckham Sr., an original settler of Rhode AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 95 Island prior to May 20, 1638, a disciple of and Streator 111., d. Dec. 2, 1876, who m. Roger Williams, [rceman 1655, resided in Jan. II, 1802 Maria Homniing, b. Mar. 25, thai part of Newport which afterward be- 1842, dau. of William Hemming, b. Sep. came Middlctown, d. 16S1, and a stone 26, 1813, see Hemming lineage ni this marked " I. P." on land in Middletown volume. owned by Wni. F. Peckham is supposed to mark his grave (in. Mary Clarke, proib. b. SCOTT, THEODORE L., b. Mar. 19, 1607, d. 164S, sister of Rev. John Clarke of 19, 1842 at Walerford N. V., d. Feb. Bedfordshire Eng., Boston Mass. and 22, 1881 at Albany N. Y., graJ. Union Newport R. I., who was intimately associ- coll. 1862, prize man, cashier Nat. Albany ated with Roger Williams, was pastor in Exchange bank (m. Feb. 9, 18O9 Elizabeth 1644 and following of the First Baptist Bell Ohilds, dau. Noadiah M. and Maitha I., church of Newport R. treasurer of the I Brewer] Childs of Syracuse N. Y., de- four towns i54i>-si, imprisoned for his re- scended from Benjamin Child and Daniel ligious oiiinions and Baptist tenets in 1651, Brewer, both of Ro.xbury Mass. 1630-2, freeman 1655, commissioner to England as she a Mayflower descendant); son of agent for the colony, engaged Nov. 24, Harvey Belden Scott, b. Feb. 9, 1807 1663 by the assembly to procure the King's Waterford N. Y., d. there Feb. 8, 1854. letters patent for the colony, in consider- merchant (m. Apr. 2, 1829 Mary Lytle Mc- ation of which service and his twelve Kallor, dau. Archibald and Agnes [Lytle) years' agency for the colony in England McKallor of Argyle Washington co. N. he was given the thanks of the colony Y.); son of Thomas, b. Nov. 19, 1778 Wil- through the governor and deputy governor ton Ct., d. July 24, 1853 Waterford N. Y., and the assembly ordered paid to him over lumber merchant (m. May 27. 1800 Grace and above his e.xpcnscs the sum of one Smith, dau. Major Job and Esther [Bene- hundred pounds sterling on Dec. 25, 1664, dict] Smith of Ridgefield Ct., a rev. sol- was deputy 1664 to 1671, deputy governor dier); son of William, b. June 14, 1734, d. 16O9 to 1672, published in 1652 a book enti- Jan. 22, 1815 Wilton Ct., rev. soldier (ni. " tled 111 News from New England," giv- Jan. 1, 1757 Abigail Belden, dau. Daniel ing therein an account of the persecutions and Estlier [Smith] Belden of Nonwalk of his friends in America, was b. Oct. 8, Ct., descended from William lieldcn of 1609, d. Apr. 20, 1676, was son of Thomas Deerfield and Wetherstield 1646). Clarke, grandson of John Clarke and great-grandson of John Clarke Sr., all of HEMMING, WILLIAM of Magnolia Bedfordshire Eng.) ; Phebe Catherine .111., b. Sep. 26, 1813, d. in Riclnnond Peckham, dau. of Benjamin Peckham and Va. Nov. 11th, 1893, during his youth he Magdalena Moore, was b. Apr. 17, 1829, m. lived in Washington co. Penn. near the Dec. 23, 1S48 Abraham P. Kline, b. Sep. Wells Mill and Fort, and in Carroll eo. 10, 1829 at Tribes Hill near Amsterdam Ohio, removed in 1846 from Carroll co. N. Y., son of James Kline, b. Oct. 22, 1793 Ohio to Illinois and resided near Magnolia in Tryon co., now Fulton co. N. Y., d. until t86o, afterwards lived at Wenona, Oct. 3, 1861 at Daveu'port Iowa, m. Jane Princeton and Urbana 111., buried at Mag- Quilhotl, b. June 10, 1794, d. June S, 1855 nolia 111. (m. 1837 Helen Wells, b. Mar. 15, at Fultonville N. Y., llattie Kline Lich- 1820, d. June 13, i860, dau. of Bazaleel, see tcnberg, dau. of Abraham Pulling Kline Wells lineage accompanying this); son of and Plaebe Catherine Peckham. b. Dec. Richard Hemming, b. in Baltimore co. 18. 1.S58, m. Oct. I, 1887 Wm. John Moore Md., removed to Carroll co. Ohio (m. of Chicago, b. Oct. 9, 1862, son of William Helen Leggctt Cunningham of Washing- Henry Moore, b. Feb. 13, 1836 in Liskeard ton CO, Pa., widow of Capt. Samuel Cun- Ccnnwall co. Eng., who emigrated to ningham, sister of Sutton Lep.gett, and t America in 1853 and resided at Wenona niece of Gen. Leggett) ; son of William -> / n T r ••I V . 96 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. Hcinniins, b. in England about 1758 and Ct. to live with his uncle Robert Stanton, emiKraled to Baltiinorc co. Md. in 1774 at the age of 16 was sergeant in the war of (m. Sisson Stevens ot Baltimore co. Md.), x8i2, was at the defense of Stbnington ronuivcd to Wasliington co. Pa. and after- Point Aug. 9, 1814, was afterwards capt. ward.s to Carroll co. Ohio where both died, of 5th CO. i8th reg. 3rd brigade of Conn. Maria lleniminp:, dan. of William Ilem- militia, honorably discharged on account miiiK and Helen Wells, b. Mar. 25, 1842, m. of ill health Aug. 8, 1820 (m. Jan. i, 1809 Jan. II, 1862 William Henry Moore of Mercy Stanton Kimball, dau. of Nathan, Liskcard Cornwall co. England, who emi- who m. Alice Harris) ; son of Jabez grated to America in 1853 and resided at Holmes, b. about 1751, d. in Montville Apr. Wcnona and Streator 111., b. Feb. i.l. 1836, 22, 1817, sergeant in 8th Conn reg., served <1. Dec. 2, 1876, whose children arc William in New York 1776 (m. Lydia Harris, b. John Moore of Chicago, b. Oct. 9, 1862, I7.';4, dau. of Epliraim of Colchester Ct.l who ni. Oct. I. 1887 llattie Kline Lichtcn- had 2 brothers, Elisha (m. Sarah sister of lurg, b. Dec. 18, 1858, dau. of Abraham P. Lydia Harris) and Samuel. Kline and Phcx'bc Catherine Pcckham, dan. of Benjamin Peckham, b. June, 1706, d. jli-cKINLEY, WILLIAM of Washin.g- i*l Apr. i.^, 1820, who m. Magdalena Moore," ton D. C, b. at Niles Ohio Jan. 29, b. Aug. 20, iSoo, d. Ang. .31. i8.^i: Mary 184.^ private in 23d Ohio vol. inf. 1861, Emma Moore, b. Aug. 20, 1864, m. Jan. 2Q, major 1S64, adm. to bar 1867, congressman 1801 .Arthur E. Shaw, h. Jan. 29, i8fi6 at 1R76, governor of Ohio 1891-3, president of Strectford near Manchester Rng, ; Charles II. S. tSo6 Cm. Jan. 25, 1871 Ida Saxton); Ryrd Moore, b. May 12, 1866, m. Jime I, son of William of Poland Ohio, b. in 1802 I.tMiie Holmes, b. June ,io, 1R70 at Mercer co. Pa. Nov. i.S, 1807, d. 1892, man- Brownsville, Fayette co. Pa.; William agcr of old furnace near New Wilmington Henry Moore above was son of John Pa. Cm, 1829 Nancy Allison); son of Moore .Sr. of Eiskcard Cornwall Eng, and James of Mercer co. Pa., b. Sep. 19, 1783, of Milton .Mibott, Devonshire Fng., who run a charcoal furnace at Lisbon Ohio, m. Mary Diamond, and he a son of John elder in church there 1822-36 (m. about Moore rind Simmons; Mary Dia- 1805 Polly Rose); son of David, b. in nifinrl w.is d.-iuubtcr of John Diamond and York CO. Pa. May 16, 1755, d. in Crawford Sargent: the Diamond, Sargent CO. Ohio Aug. 8. 7840, served in rev. war and Simmons families all resided in or near and defense of fort at Panlus Hook and Milton .Mibott Devonshire Eng. skirmish at Aniboy 1776 Cm. S.nrah Gray); son of John of York co. Pa., d. 1779, HOLMES, DR. GEORGE J.\MES ot served in rev. war 1778; son of Bavid of New Britain Ct., b. in Griswold Chanceford tp. York co. Pa., b. about 1705, Ct. Feb. 27, 1S54, physician, grad. M. D. d. 1761, came to America before 1745, ob- .Mli.iny from Med. coll. 18*^2; son of tained a grant of land there 1745. George Nelson Holmes of Griswold, b. there Feb. 2, 182,^, farmer (m. Nov, 27, TTTF.LLS, RAZALEEL of Washington 1848 .Amanda Raymond Palmer fdau. of ' ' CO. Pa,, b. in Washington co. Pa. Ashcr who m. Joanna Ames and gr.-dau. (m. Maria Porter), removed to a farm near of Uriah Palmer of Exoter R. I., who ni. Carrollton, Carroll co. Ohio; son of Rich- Lizzie Newtonl, and had 6 ch.. viz: Asher ard Wells, a revolutionary soldier in Capt. Bartlett Holmes, Mary Louise, Libbie Jolin Nelson's Independent Company of .Amelia, George James above, Sarah Riflemen of Westmoreland co. Pa., Wash- Amanda and William Pahncr Holmcsl; imrlon co. Pa. being at that time a part of son of r,ini Bartlett Holmes of Griswohl M'estmoreland Cm. his cousin Helen Wells, Ct.. b. in Montville Ct. Oct. 8, 1780, d. in dnn. of Alexander Wells who built and Griswold Oct. 6, 185.";, moved to Preston maintained a stockade fort on Cross Creek X AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 97 Wasliington co. Pa. during the Shavvanesc keard Cornwall co. Eng. and of Milton anil Mingo Indian war, known as Lord Abbott Devonshire Eng., who m. Mary Dnnninrc's war, which fort was also used Diamond, and he a son of John Moore ilnring llie American revolution when for a (who m. a Simmons), Mary Diamond was time it was garrisoned by troops under dau. of John Diamond (who m. a Sargent), connuand of Maj. Edmund Polke) ; son of the Diamond, Sargent and Simmons fami- James Wells (by wife Ruth) who came lies all resided in or near Milton Abbott from F.nglaiid to Baltimore Md. about 1765 Devonshire Eng. where he died; Helen Wells, dau. of Baz- alecl Wells and Maria I^orter, was b. RITTER, WJLLIAM LOUIS of Balti- Mnr. 15, i.Sjo, d. June 13, i860, m. in 1837 more Md., b. in Fayetteville Pa. Aug. William Hemming, b. Sep. 26, 1813 (see II. 1S3S, mail agent 1857-61, enlisted as Hemming lineage in this volume), d. Nov. sergeant in 3d Md. artillery C. S. A. lS6t, II, 1862. William Henry Moore of Liskcard 2d lieut. 1863, commanded on the Missis- Washington co. Pa. near the Wells Mill sippi above Vicksburg, ist lieut. 1863, and Fort and in Carroll co. Ohio, remov- wounded at battle of Resaca Ga. 1S64, com- ing in 1846 to Illinois, residing near Mag- manded a battery at siege of Atlanta and at nolia until i860 and afterward at Wenona, Nashville, capt 1864 (m. ist Nov. 26, 1867 Princeton and Urbana 111., he son of Rich Mrs. Sarah Howard Rowan, b. May 31, ard Hemming, b. in Baltimore co. Md., 1837, J- June 32, 1892 [dau. of Col. Thomas removed to Carroll co. Ohio and m. Ilelett Howard], m. 2d Apr. 26, 1S94 Mrs. Nannie I.eggctt Cunningham of Washington co. Isabella Adams); son of Jacob Ritter of Pa., widow of Capt. Samuel Cunningham, Freedom Md., b. in Fayetteville Pa. Nov. sister of Suttnii Leggett and niece of Gen- 20, 1804, d. in Freedom Dec. 25, 1S70 (ni. eral Leggelt; Richard, son of William Dec. 31, 1829 Elizabeth Neflf, dau. of Philio Hemming, b. in England about 1758, emi- J. Neff of war of 1812, son of Col. Michael grating to Baltimore co. Md. in 1774, in. Ned a drill officer in rev. war, member of Sisson Stevens of Baltimore co. Md. and light horse under Frederic the Great in removed to Washington co. Pa. and thence seven years' war); son of Louis Ritter of to Carroll co. Ohio, where both died; Fayetteville Pa., b. in Frederick co. Md. Maria Hemming, dau. of Wm. Hemming Oct. 20, 1778, d. in Fayetteville 1853 (m. and Helen Wells, b. Mar. 25, 1842, m. Jan. 1803 Margaret Stall); son of Elias of Fay- II, i86j, William Henry Moore of Liskeard etteville, b. in Frederick co. Md. 1748 (m. Cornwall co. Eng., who emigrated to 1777 Catherine Young). The founder of .'\nierica in 1853 and resided at Wenona the Ritter family in Maryland was Elias and Strcator 111., b. Feb. 13, 1836. d. Dec. Ritter who settled on the western shore of li» 2. 187(1. whose children are William John the province in 1650. He was a native of Moore of Chicago, b. Oct. 9. 1862, who m. Bndineen, Hesse Darmstadt. Germany, Oct. I, 1SS7 Hattie Kline Lichtenburg, b. where it is said he possessed an estate cov- Dec. 18, 1858, dau. of Abraham P. Kline ering twenty-four square miles of land, em- and Phrcbc Catherine Pcckham. dan. of bracing three towns within its bounds. Benjamin Pcckham. b. June 1796. d. Apr. Bndiiicen, the main town, was fortified, and 13, 1820. w'ho m. Ma.gdalena Moore, b. cont.nincd the " Ritter castle," the walls of Aug. 20, 1800. d. Aug. 3T. 1831. Mary which were still standing in 1S48. The Fmma ]\Toore, b. Aug. 20, 1864, m. Jan. 20, family furnished men and munitions to the T89T. .Arthur F. Shaw. b. J.in. 20. tR66 at Protestant cause during the " Thirty Years .•^treetford near IVfanchesfer Kncr.. Charles War." and at the close of that struggle was Bvrd l^Tnore, b. May 12. 1866. m. June i, sent into exile and their property confis- 1S03. Tonic Holmes, b. Tune 30. 1S70 at cated. Elias Ritter went to England dur- Brownsville Pa.. William Henry Moore ing the protectorate of Oliver Cromwell, above was son of John Moore Sr. of Lis- there joined one of the expeditions sent by " 98 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. Lord Baltimore to Maryland, and settled truth and constancy. Ritter defined in iu the western part of Anne Arundel Latin is Miles; in French, Chevalier; in county. At the time of the formation of English, Knight; in German, Ritter. Frederick county the family was located on the banks of the Monocacy river. The BRANSFORD, CLIFTON W. of names of the principal members of the Owensboro Ky., b. there Jan. 24, family at that time were Elias, John, Wm., 1S58, grad. A. B. at Cumberland univ. 1S77, Tobias, Michael and Louis. John, a son studied law at Louisville univ. 1S77, editor of the founder of the family, assisted Wm. Owensboro Messenger 1877-87, flour mfr. Penn in surveying the province of Pennsyl- 1887-98. one of the organizers of the vania in 168-;, for which service he received Owensboro Banking Co. 1890, president 5,000 acres of land in Berks co. Pa. A same 1890-8, pres. Owensboro Bd. of descendant of this Ritter occupied a seat Trade, member of Filson Hist, club and of in the 28th and 29th Congresses. Wm. So. Ilist. assoc, presidential elect«)r 1.S96 and Elias Ritter were members of Captain (m. Dec. 21, 1882 Virgie Lee Finley [dau. William Kceport's company, Strieker's of Dr. W. M. Finley of Clarksville Tenn., battalion, Maryland line, 1776. The Ritter gr.-dau. of Col. O. G. Finley of Lebanon family came into prominence in the twelfth Tenn., and niece of Gen. J. J. Finley of century for the part taken in the Crusades; Lake City Fla.], and had 3 children, viz.: and for services rendered at that time a Mary Boyd, Virginia Lee and Benjamin tract of land at and around Budingen, Ammonette Branstord); son of Benjamin Hesse Darmstadt, Germany, was granted Bransford Jr. of Owensboro Ky., b. in " the family. It is believed the Ritter Cumberland co. Va. Dec. i, 1819, <1. in Castle " at Budingen was built early in the Owensboro June II, 1892, moved to Ky. thirteenth century. A member of the 183S, tobacco exporter at Owensiboro iS.^S- family in 1848 saw the records of the family 7i. nienihcr firs'! city counail 1852, mayor which had been handed down through a 1872, pres. Ohio River Telegraph Co. 1866, ininibcr of generations, giving a history of director O. & N. R. R.. pres. Owensboro the family prior to and during the " Thirty Savings bank, vicc-pres. Deposit bank, Years War." Every effort has been made founder of Bransford institute, pres. Y. M. to trace this particular history, but so fa- C. assoc. (m. June 25, 1846 Mary Eleanor has failed. A relative in Philadelphia saw- Athy, dau. of Elisha Athy of Louisville, it just before the late war, but no one first wdiolcsale dry goods merchant there, knows anything of it now. The written gr.-dau. John Alhy of Caroline co. Va., history of the family during the seven- corporal in rev. army, desc. of Capt, Geo. teenth and eighteenth centuries was de- Athy of Charles co. Md. 1675); son of stroyed by fire in May, 1848. The arms of Benjamin Bransford Sr. of Cumberland the Ritter family are thus described: Parted CO. Va., b. in Buckingham co. Va. Dec. 15, per bend or, between two fleur de lys, the 1769, d. in Cumberland co. July 2. 1845 first argent the second azure. Helmet (m. 1795 Lucy Ilatoher, dau. of Fredk. front faced and crowned or: Crest: a demi- Hatcher of Cumberland co., gr.-dau. of man issuing out of the helmet, holding in Henry Hatcher of Goochland co. Va., his dexter hand a lleur de lys argent. The desc. of Wm. Hatcher, member Va. house bend in arms indicate the belt of a knight. of burgesses, who came from England The Crest indicates that the bearer of the 16.15); son of John Bransford Jr. of Buck- arms in some of the wars captured many ingham CO. Va., w:is a rich planter in Ches- prisoners who were ransomed. " Or terfield CO. Va., moved to Powhatan co. means gold, and is an emblem of great Va. 1767, to Buckingham co. 1769, bought worth. " Argent " signifies silver and a large plantation there on Slate river (m. issued in arms as an emblem of purity. 1st Sarah Easter, 2d 1765 Judith Ammo- " " Azure means blue and is an emblem of nette, dau. of ."Vudrew, a wealthy planter of " AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 99 Cliestcrficld co. Va., whose seat was known Vicksburg campaign, maj. and judge advo- ,-i>; Ik'llona Arsenal, gr.-dau. of Jacob Am- cate U. S. vols. 1864, assigned to the 7th nionelte, the French Huguenot emigrant of army corps, subsequently judge advocate l/OO, vestryman in Manikin-town parish); of the dept of the Ark., after the war be- son of John Bransford Sr. of Chesterfield came a partner in tihe mercantile establish- CO. Va., b. in England, d. in Chesterfield ment of his father in Newark N. J., mem- CO. Va. 1768, had residence in London ber of the N. Y. Produce E.\change, legis- known as Honey Hill, settled in Richmond lature 1871-72, chairman of judiciary Va. 1742, on present site of Hoge Memo- comm., pres. of the Newark Board of rial Prcsb. church, was a joiner, afterwards Trade 1875-76, treasurer from 1879-92, a planter in Chesterfield Co., had 5 children, member of the Newark Board of Educa- viz.: Elizabeth [m. Francis West], Mary tion 1877-88, and pres. of the board for 3 [m. Dr. Lewis Warrick], Barbara [m. years, delegate to the Republican national Thomas Dimn], James [m. Sarah Owen], convention 1880, government director of and John above. The 6 children of James the Union Pacific R. R. 1884, was an or- who m. Sarah Owen were: Robert Mnsby ganizer of the Manufacturers' National |ni. Rachel Courtney], William, James bank of Newark, connected with other Owen, John, Agnes and Sarah [who m. financial institutions there and in N. Y. Arthur Moselcy|. The 5 children of John (m. Nov. 24. 1S62 Theresa R., dau, of by his 1st wife Sarah Easter were: Mary Homer L. Thrall M. D. of Columbus (m. Robert Moseley], Sarah [m. James Ohio, prof, in Kenyon coll. and Starling .\geel, William [m. Martha Moseley]. medical coll"); son of Charles Joy, b. in James [ni. Celia Agcc] and John [m. Mary Walpole N. H. Feb. 9, 180S, d. in Newark Ridgoway]. The 10 children of John by N. J. Aug. 3. 1873, merchant in Albany his 2d wife Judith Animonctte were; N. Y. many years, was city marshall Thomas, b. Apr. 5, 1767, d. Jan. 24, 1^53 there in 1838. removed to Newark 1855, [m. Ann Lee Snoddy], Francis, b. June where he became a packer and smoker 30, 1768, d. Dec. 24, 1822 [m. Sarah of provisions and curer of " C. Joy Hatcher], Benjamin above, Elizabeth, b. hams, was deacon in First Baptist church May 30, 1772 [m. John Ayres], Stephen, b. in Newark, member of common council Aug. 8, 1774, d. single Feb. 5, 1848, Jacob, 1866-7 (ni. June 18, 1833 Harriet, dau. of b. July 15. 1776, d. Nov. 4, 1832 [m. Eliza- Guy and Harriet [Rogers] Shaw of New belli Greenhaugh Hobson], Samuel, b. Marlborough Mass.); son o^ Nathaniel, b. Aug. 4. 1778, d. Nov. 3, 1837 [m. Phoebe in Abington Mass. 1759, d. in Glover Vt. Walton], .\bram, b. Dec. 15, 1780 (m. 1st July 9, 1833, miuute-nian in Mass. state Judith P;dmcr, jd Eliz. Ayres], Martha, b. troops in rev. war, soldier in war 1S12, Dec. 18, 1782, d. 1843 |m. Col. Garland farmer (m. Sep. 23, 1786 Sarah, dau. of Brown], Robert, b. July 5, 1786, d. Dec. Reuben and Sarah [Kendall] Ward of 14, 1826 [m. 1st Jane Hill, 2d Jane Gardi- Marlborough N. H.); son of Nathaniel ner). Joy, b. in Hingham Mass. Nov. 19, 1734, removed to Abington Mass., enlisted in his TOY, EDMUND LEWIS of Newark N. majesty's service for the Total Reduction J J., b. in Albany N. V. Oct. i, 1835. d. of Canada Mar. 22, 1760, killed in the old in Newark Feb. 14, 1892. educated at An- French war 1762 (m. Nov. 26, 1751 Eliza- thony's classical inst. and the Albany acad- beth Whitmarsih); son of Jedediah, b. in emy, A. B. of univ. of Rochester, admitted Hingham Mass. Feb. 27, 1703. d. Oct. 19, to the bar of New York 1857, practiced in 1798, farmer (m. Feb. 7, 1733 Mary, dau. Ottumwa Iowa, city attorney there 1860- of John and Elizabeth [Eells] Stowell of 62, entered army as capt. in the 36th reg. Hingham); son of Joseph, b. in Hingham Iowa infantry 1862, served with distinction Mass. July 30, 1668, d. Apr. 29, 1716, con- in the southwest, notably throughout the stable 1697 and 171 1, with others he signed i ; AMERICAN ANCESTRY. a teslinioiiial to the worthy character of 1816, d. near Delavan Mar. 30, 1859, farmer Mchitabcl Warren, accused of witchcraft (m. Oct. 8, 1S37 Cornelia, dau. of Samuel 170.S, his gravestone in the Hingham and Dilly [Burt] Leonard); son of Simeon cluirchyanl is tihe most ancient Joy yrave of N. Raynham Mass., Tremont and Dela- mark in America (m. iMay ^2, 1690 EHza- van 111., b. in N. Raynham Apr. 12, 17S7, betli, dau. of Capt. Thomas and Ruth An- d. in Dclavan Feb. 14, 1857, farmer, soldic- drews of llingham); son of Joseph Joy, for a short time in the war 1812 (m. Sep. b. in Boston Mass Apr. i, 1645, d. May 10, 1812 Sebrany, dau. of Reuben Andrews 31, 161J7, removed to Hingham, constable, and Olive Wasliburn, dau. of Israel VVesh- i ensign, hved opposite the Hingham meet- burn, the first of the name who settled in ing house vvliich still stands, the oldest Raynham Mass. 1743, son of Israel o! Protestant church in the U. S. (m. Aug. Bridgewater); son of Seth. Robinson of 29, 1(167 Mary, dau. of John and Margaret Ivaynham Mass., b. there Aug. 21, 1750, d. there Apr. rev. Prince of Plingham); son of Thomas Joy, 25, 1835, farmer, soldier i b. in Norfolk co, Eng. 1610, d. Oct. 21, (m. Mar. 5, 1782 Hannah, dau. of Abiel 1678, emigrated to Boston Mass. about Williams and Zeruiah Staples, dau. of 1630, became a large land owner there, Deacon Seth Staples and Sarah Standish, participated in the famous petition and re- dau. of Ebcnczer Standish, son of Alex- monstrance of 1646 for the extcnsiDU of ander Standish [and Sarah Alden, dau. of the right of suffrage among the colonists, John and Priscilla [MoulincsJ Alden of the designed and constructed the first town MayfiowerJ, son of Capt. Miles Standish house in Boston, which was also the first of the Mayflower); son of Josiah Robin- state house, built and owned the grist and son of Raynham Mass., b. there 1706. d. saw mills in Hingham. constructed bridges, there May 23, 1785, carpenter and farmer wharves and warehouses in Boston and (m. June 11, 1740 his cousin Betliia, dau. Charlestwwn. member of the ancient and of Ebenezer Robinson) ; son of Increase honorable artillery co. 1658, freeman 1665 of Raynham Mass., b. there 1670, owned a (m. 1637 Joan. dau. of John Gallop of Bos- farm in Raynham (m. Mehitabel Williams) Increase ton, owner of Gallop's island in Boston son of liobinson, bp. Mar. 14, harbor, distinguished as an Indian fighter, 1642, settled in Taunton; son of William, his famous encounter with the Indians off d, July 6, 1668, landowner of Dorchester Block island 1636 being the immediate Mass. about 1635. forerunner of the Pcquot war). ARLE, RICHARD HARRISON of -nOBINSON, GIFFORD SIMEON of E^ ^larletta Ga., member Soc. of Colo- -Lv Sioux City Iowa, b. in Trcmonl 111. nial Wars, had 2 brothers, viz.: E. PICK- May 28, 1843, reared on a farm in 111., edu- ENS, d. Mar. 12, 1892, consul to Cognac cated in 111. state normal univ., private co. France (m. .\nnic Lois Palmer, and had H. IIS I"- "if-, tutor in Washington univ. John Baylis Earle, b. in Cognac France St. Louis, ,grad. law dept. of same 1860, Oct. 3, i88g, and Edward Palmer Earle, b. lawyer, state rep., senator, judge of state in Marietta Ga. Oct. 2, 1892), and SAM- supreme court t888. LL. D. of univ. of UEL, member of Cincinnati Soc; sons of Iowa dn. Apr. 10. 1872 Janctte E. Hobart Samuel M. of Marietta Ga., b. in Old Gorham, dau. of Jehiel Hnbart [and Man- Pendleton S. C. Mar. 5, 1S15, d. in Mari- dana Slater, dau. of Ezra and Perthcna etta Nov. g, 1858. member of legislature of ILampsonJ Slatcrl, b. in Canada, settled in S. C, lieut.-col. on staff of gov. of S. C, Vt.. son of David and Ann [Hawley] TIo- one of the pioneers in the manufacture of hart. she. Janettc had 4 ch., viz.; Leonard iron in Ga.. grad. univ. of S. C. (ni Dec. B., Fred IL, Jessie and Helen Robinson); 24, 1840 Eliza W. Harrison, dau (if Dr. son of Israel W. Robinson of Dclavan Richard Harrison (and Maria Swann 111., b. in North Raynham Mass. Sep. 7, Thompson, dau. of Waddy Thompson of " AMERICAN ANCESTRY. loi S. C, chancellor, and a sister of Hon. ented land in Va. 1651, son of Thomas and W'aJily Tlionipson, many years a ineniber Mary [Everard] Sarrell of Walton Magna of congress, appointed minister to Mexico CO. of Essex Eng.); son of Samuel Earle Ijy the lirst Pres. Harrison, also a desc. of of Westmoreland co. Va., b. there, d. there Henry Paltillo of colonial and rev. fame], 1746. served frequently on grand juries, son of Maj. Richard Harrison of the revo- and was a surveyor of highways (m. Phil- Intionary war, the family migrated from the lis) ; son of Samuel, d. 1697. merchant (m. James river Va. to S. C); son of Samuel Bridget); son of John. d. in Westmoreland larlc of Pendleton co. S. C, b. in Fred- CO. 1660. his name first apjiears on the erick CO. Va. Nov. 28, 1760, d. in Pendle- public records of Va. 1649, patented 1,600 ton CO. Nov. 24. 1733, entered the rev. war acres of land in Northuntberland co. " by .Tt the age of 16 in Capt. John Bowie's co. and for the transportation of 32 persons to 51I1 reg. S. C. continental troops, ensign, this colony " between the years 1652 and 2d and 1st lieut. 1777-80, capt. S. C. rang- 1660. a part of this land is descrit)ed as ers to close of war, high shcrifif for north- lying on Earle's creek, royalist, member ern part of S. C, member of S. C. legis- of the ancient house of Erie or de Erleigh lature 1784-88, member of convention of the west of England, in the inventory of which framed constitution 1790, member of his estate is the item " a man servant convention which ratified for S. C. consti- (m. Mary, had 3 ch., viz.: Samuel above, tution of U. S., member of U. S. congress John and Mary, all b. in Eng.). 1795 (m- Mar. 12, 1793 Harriet, dau. of James Harrison, bro. of Maj. Richard Har- LEWIS, GEORGE HARLAN of rison, and Illiz-abeth Hampton, sister of Brooklyn N. Y., b. in Maiden Mass. Gen. Wade and Col. Henry Hampton); Feb. 28, 1840 (m. July 11, 1867 Frances of Baylis son Earle of Earlesville S. C, ^Laria, dau. of William J. Whitney [and b. in Westmoreland co. Va. Aug. 8, 1734, Mary Ann Siver, dau. of Jacob Siver of d. in S|>artanburgh S. C. Jan. 6, 1825, lieut. Syracuse N. Y.], son of William Whitney of of militia in Frederick co. Va. 1759, pre- Albany, she, Frances hail 3 ch., viz.: Harry siding judge Spartanburgh co. from the Lincoln, Edwin Whitney and George Ar- organization of co. for many years, col. of thur Lewis) ; son of George Amasa Lewis militia (m. Apr. 16, 1757 Mary, dau. of of Maiden Mass., b. in New Boston N. H. John and Mary Prince of Frederick co. June 7, 1810, d. in Maiden .'Vug, 21. 1S90, a Va., and desc. of Edward Prince, member man of unquestioned honesty, integrity of house of burgesses Va. 1645, and sister and public spirit, member of church for 60 of Capt. Frank and Lieut. Thomas Prince years, brought up 3 ch. not his own :uul 5th rcg. S. C. continental troops); son of gave a home to several others {m, M:ir. Samuel Earle of Frederick co. Va., b. in 27, 1836 Caroline .Antoinette Cutter, dau. Westmoreland co. Va. 1692, d. in Freder- af Joshua and Sarah [Munt] Cutter of ick CO. 1771, counsellor at law, grad. Wil- West Cambridge Mass., and a desc. of liam and Mary coll. Va., one of llic earliest Richard Cutter, progenator of the Cutter settlers of Frederick co., justice of co. family in New England 1640); son of court, sitting with Thomas, Lord Fairfax, Amasa Lewis of New Boston N. IL and Baron of Cameron, member of house of Medford Mass., b. in Lyndboro N. H. burgesses 1746, high sheriff, maj. of militia, May 14. 1780, d. in Medford Apr. 11, 1849 church warden and collector, his land in (m. .A.pr. 16, 1807 Polly, dau. of Daniel Westmoreland co. and the land of Capt. Dane [and Sarah Goodhue], bro. of Augustus Washington, father of George Nathan Dane, founder of Harvard coll. Washington, were adjoining (m. 1726 law school, sons of Daniel Dane, b. in I|)S- Anna, dau. of Thomas Sorrell [and Eliza- wich Mass. Apr. 29, 1716. and Abigail beth), clerk of Westmoreland co. for many Burnham); son of Aaron of Lyndeboro years, desc. of Robert Sarrell, who pat- N. H., b. in Dedham Mass. July 3, 1750. t02 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. (J. ill New Boston N. II. May 20, 1S33, a officers of the Hiomeopathic med. coll. of public-spirited earnest Christian, rev. sol- Philadelphia 1848 (m. Feb. 2, 1843 .\nna- dier, deacon in church, town clerk and bella, b. in Plula. Oct. 27, 1S15, dau. of selectman (in. Sep. 24, 1772 Sarah, dau. of Howard Williams [and Ann Hi-acock], lienjamin and Mary. White of Stoughton- gr.-son of Samuel Williams and .Xiin hani; ; son of Jonathan Lewis of Dedliam Thomas, dau. of Rees Thomas Jr. [and Mass., b. in Dorchester Mass. Dec. 6, 1708, Elizabeth Jones of Merion Pa., dau. of Dr. d. in Dedliam Oct. 22, 17S6, churchman, Edward Jones of Merion and Mary and his children gave evidence of the Wynne, dau. of Dr. Thomas Wynne [and Christian training they had received (in. Martha Buttall], came in the ship " Wel- Oct. 12, 1749 Mrs. Abigail Clap Everett, come," s^on of Rees Thomas and Mar- dau. of Thomas and Hannah Clap, and tha Awbrey. dau. of William Awl)rey of desc. of Thomas Clap, who settled in Dor- Llanelieu Breconshire Wales, a cadet of chester, she, .\bigail had ch.); son of the .Awbrey's of .\berkynfrig, whose an- John of Dorchester and Dedham Mass., b. cestor Sir Reginald Awbrey accompanied in Lancaster Mass. June 20, 1671, d. in Bernard Newmarch in his coniiuest of co. Dorchester Sep. i, 1718, miller and weaver of Brecon 1092); son of Charles Lloyd of there as his father before him was (m. \pv. Paschallville Phila. co., b. at Crum Creek 4, 1700 Mrs. Ann Whiting Eaton, widow of Chester co. June 20, 1776, d. in Paschall- John Eaton Jr., dau. of Nathaniel Whit- ville Jan. 26, i860 (m. Mar. 8, 1798 Frances, ing [and Hannah Dwight] of Dedham, b. in Kingsessing Pliila. co. Feb. 24. was half owner of the first corn mill 1771, d. in Paschallville Aug. 27, 1857, dau. erected in Dedham 1641 and whole owner of Dr. Henry Paschall [and Ann P. Gar- after 1049, his family held it for over a rett, desc. of the Garretts, Pennells, century); son of John of Dorchester and Knowles and Pauls, all settled in Chester Dedham Mass., b. in Roxbury Mass. Nov. and Phila. counties prior to 1700], desc. of I, 1635, removed to Lancaster witli his the Paschalls, Jenkins and Ilodges, all father 1653, one ai the first settlers there early settlers in Phila. co.); son of Hugh Ib53, freeman 1665, after the Monoco raid Lloyd of Darby Pa., b. in Merion Pa. Jan. upon Lancaster move to Dorchester, his 22, 1741-1742, d. in Kensington Phila. co. sister Mrs. McLeod and husband and 2 Mar. 20, 1832, one of the reps, from Ches- ch. were killed at Lancaster by the Indians ter CO. to the several conferences held in 1675; son of William Lewis, d. Dec. 3, Carpenter's Hall prior to the Declaration 167 1, came to this country from Lynn in of Independence, col. of the 3d battalion Eng. 1630 in the ship Globe, and settled in Chester co. militia 1776, presidential Roxbury .Mass., attended Rev. John Eliot's elector, cast his ballot for (ieorge Wash- church, freeman 1642, removed to Lan- ington for the latter's second term as Pres. caster 1653, miller and weaver, having a of the U. S., member of the Pa. house of mill in Lancaster (m. Amy Wells or Weld). reps., associate judge of Delaware co. 1792-1825 (m. June 4, 1767 Susanna, dau. of T LOYD, HOWARD WILLIAMS of Thomas Pearson and Hannah Blunston, ^-^ Gerniantown Pa., b. in Philadelphia dau. of John Blunston and Ann Hunt, the Pa. Jan. 17, 1851, corr. sec. of Penn Hist. Blunstons came from Derbyshire, the Society and interested in the study of Hunts from Kent co. Eng. and the Pear- genealogy; son of Henry Pascliall Lloyd sons from near Rotherhani Yorkshire); of Gerniantown Pa., b. in Tinicum Dela- son of Richard Lloyd of Darby Pa., b. in ware CO. Feb. 12, 1805, d. in Germantown Merion Pa. Mar. 15, 1713-1714, d. in June 6, 1886, originally a cabinet-maker, Darby Aug. 9, 1755 (m. Nov. 24, 1736 afterwards a dry-goods merchant, at one Hannah, dau. of Samuel Sellers [and time a member of the firm of West, Fobes Sarah Smith, dau. of John Smith and and Lloyd, was one of the first board of Eleanor Dolby, who came from Lficester- AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 103 shire], son of Samuel and Ann [Gibbons] Luther of Swansea Mass., b. prob. in Sellers, who from came Derby sliire Eng. ); Taunton .Mass. 1640, d. in Swansea July 23, son of Robert Lloyd of Merion Pa., b. in 1723, carpenter, he with his bro. Elder i66g, Wales d. in Merion May 29, 1714 (ni. Samuel were among the first ^ettlers in Uet. II, 1698 Lowry, dau. of Rees Jones or Swansea 1667 (m. ist Nov. 30, 1661 Eliza- Rees ab John ab William by his wife beth, 2d Sarah); son of John, d. in Dela- Hannah, dau. of Richard Price, otherwise ware Bay 1644, one of the first settlers in Kioliard ab Griftith ab Rhys ab Richard of Taunton Mass. 1637, settled in Gloucester Tyddin Tyfod in the tp. of Nant Ffreiar Mass. 1642, killed by the Indians. parish of Llandderfel Merionethshire Wales, and of Mary Lloyd, dau. of Thomas MAiVJSi^liiLD, li<^v F. of Beavor Pa., Lloyd of Gwern y Brychdwyn, a desc. of b. in Poland Ohio June 27, 1842, Rliirid Flaidd, Lord of Penllyn circa serg., lieut., capt. I05tli Ohio iy02-S, at 107J-1133). present member of Pa. legislature (m. Lucy K. Mygalt) ; son of Isaac K., b. Feb. T UTHER, JOSEPH GARDNER of 3, 1S09, d. Aug. 16, 1850, merchant in Po- J-' Swansea Centre Mass., b. there Sep. land and Phila. (m. Lois Morse); son of --. i8j7. store-keeper, justice Ii"a, of the peace, b. Oct. 16, 1776, d. June 16, 1849, town clerk, treasurer of Swansea 1865-80 farmer, capt. m Indian wars (.m. Sukie (nnmarricd); son of Joseph Gardner Kn-tlaud; ; son oi John Mansfield, b. Aug. Luther of Swansea Mass., b. there Dec. 31, iS, i734, d. in WaJluigiord 1620, served as 1781), d. there June 13, 1857, capt. of militia lieut. and capt. in 6th Cl. and 36th U. S. 1821, town clerk 1830-36, town treasurer regulars 46 years, wounded at Yorktown '830-35. agent of Swansea Cotton Manf. (m. Estlier Lewis); son of Moses, b. May Co., store-keeper (m. Mar. 1 26, 182 Tamer, 5, 1709. d. in New Haven Ct. 1754, con- b. Dec. 2, 1800, d. Sep. 24, 1892, dau. of stable, collector of taxes, schoolmaster (m. James Luther [and Tamer Hale, dau. of 1st Mary A. Kierstrad, 2d Rachel Ward); John and Bethiah [Borworlh] Hale and son Jonathan of Mansfield, b. Feb. 5, widow of Edward Mason], desc. of Elder 1686, d. Oct. 3, 1703, farmer, constable, Samuel Luther, son oLCapt. John); son of deacon in New Haven Ct. (m. Sarah Ail- Samuel Luther of Swansea Mass., b. there ing); son of Moses, b. in Jan. 1639, d. Oct. Apr. 26, 1764, d. there Nov. 15, 1835, sea- 3, 1703, maj., commanded Ct. troops, de- man, member of St. John's Lodge No. 4 feated Indians in King Philip's war, mem- F. A. M. of Kinston N. C. 1793, later of ber general assembly, judge probate and Washington Lodge No. 3 Warren R. L county court (m. ist Mercy Glover, 2d (m. Apr. 15, 17S9 Rebecca, b. Apr. 30, 1763, Abigail Yale); son of Richard Mansfield, \ ' d. Apr. 10, 1813, dau. of Aaron and Cath- d. Jan. 10, 165s, came from Exeter Eng. erine [Bell] Brown, and desc. of James 1639, farmer in New Haven Ct. (m. Miss Brown, son of John, son of John, son of Gillam); son of Sir John Mansfield, knight, John, son of John Brown); son of Edward mayor of Exeter Eng., master of the sur- Luther of Swansea Mass., b. there Feb. veyor under Queen Elizabeth. 15. 1719. d- there Mar. 7, 1776, farmer, town clerk of Swansea 1761-76 (m. Mar. 13, 1745 MAPES, JESSE SANFORD of Syra- Sarah Sweet of Prudence Is., R. L, dau. of cuse N. Y., b. in Goshen N. Y. July James and Sarah [Stephenson] Sweet); 20, 1836, was supervisor of Goshen 2 terms, son of Hezekiah of Swansea Mass., b. dep. clerk of Orange co. 3 terms, moved there Aug. 27, 1676, d. there Oct. 26, 1763, west 1877 and engaged in farming, county inn-keeper, town clerk of Swansea 1723- judge 1885-88, state senator iSoi, is at 61 (m. Mar. 23, 1704 Martha, b. Nov. 16, present manager and treas. of the Syracuse 1686, d. Nov. 2, 1763, dau. of Samuel and Invest. Co. (m. May 15, iS6o Evelyn Fogel Elizabeth Gardner); son of Hezekiah Randall, dau. of Culver Randall [and ' 104 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. Suplaa I'rcvust, b. Dec. lo, 1^07, d. Nov. Richard Lyman, b. in Bradford 111. Dec. JO, iSitoJ, b. Ucc. JO, 1805, d. iVug. 31, iS8d, 1, 1671, B. A. Beloit, now taking a post- she, i^vcliiic liad 4 ch., viz.: Jessie lientun, graduate course 111 biology at Harvard William Saiiloid, Lena Bell and Clinsuan Univ.); son of Tertius Alexander Lyman Bcnicr MapesJ; son of Sanford Hawley of Lee Center III, b. in Winchester N. H. Wapes of Florida N. Y., b. in Blooming Mar. 13, 1812, moved to Lee Center 1850, Glove N. Y. Aug. 11, 1811, d. in Florida engaged in fanning (m. Mar. 13, 1834 May 3, 1881 (m. Uec. 11, 1833 Ruth Rose Sarah P. Codding); son of Xernus of Mapes, dau. of Simon Runiscy Mapes [and Winchester N. H., b. in Northfield Mass. Alary Rumsey, dau. of James Rumseyj, son Nov. 2, 1701, d. in Winchester, one of the of Henry Mapes, son of Thomas^; son of first settlers of Winchester (in. ist Apr. lO, Jesse Mapes of Blooming Grove N. Y., li. 1787 Eunice Houghton, d. July 11, 1810, there Sep. S, 1782, d. in Goshen N. Y. May 2d Nov. 10, 1810 Hannah Alexander); son 6, 1844 (ill. li^- Hannah, b. June i, 1780, of S>eth of Northfield Mass., b. there 173O, d. Dec. 11, i863, dau. of Benjamin Little d. there Oct. 17, 1817, enlisted as a private i of Blooming Grove); James son of of in Capt. Burk's co. 1759, was in the Crown -. Blooming Grove N. Y., b, there Dec. 15, Point e.xpedition, promoted to corporal, 175''. d. there June 3, 1835, farmer, soldier served as serg. during the rev., enlisted In in Capt. Thomas McKinstry's co. of Col. Capt. Sam. Mcrrinian's co. Col. Pfiineas William Malcolm's reg. N. V. line in rev. Wright's reg., took part in the battle 01 war (m. Apr. _>9, 1779 Anna, b. Oct. i, Saratoga 1777, served in Col. Alerriman'a 1764, d. June 27, i8j2, dau. of Barnabas reg., was present at the surrender of Bui- K and Anna LliveritJ Many, natives of goyne (m. Oct. 23, 17L1O Eunice Graves); France); son of Thomas of Blooming son of Joshua of Northampton Mass., t.. Grove N. Y., b. and d. there, farmer, held there Feb. 27, 1704, d. in Northfield Masi. positions of trust, sheriff of dciuity Orange 1777, member of Capt. Umght's e.j. .11 l-'.,ii CO. (in. Hannah llydelkoop of Holland); Drummer 1725, lieut. in llie garrison al prob. son of Jonathan Mapes of Bloom- I'orl Drummer, one of the early settlers ,)t ing Grove N. Y., b. in Southhold L. L Norllilield Mass. (m. Oct. 1, 1729 Sarah Narmon); son of John Lyman of North- T YMAN, GEORGE ALEXANDER of ampton Mass., b. in Windsor Ct. 1655, d. -L^ Amboy 111,, b. in Winchester N. H. in Northampton Oct. 13, 1727; son of Richard, June 26, 1839, educated at Northfield Mass. b. in High Ougar Eng. Feb. 24, institute, went west with his parents 1856, 1617, d. 1629; son of Richard, b. in High living in Bradford III., enlisted in Capt. T. Ougar Eng. 1580, d. in Hartford Ct. 1640. L. Pratt's CO. of Rock River Rifles 1861, afterwards known as co. D. 34th III. vol. jVrERRILL, FREDERICK WARREN inf., being the -'-'-'- first person in Bradford tp. of Amesbury Mass., b. in Salisbury to volunteer in the service, was war agent Mass. Nov. 14, 1842 (m. June 9, 1880 Mary of Bradford, town clerk, assessor, justice Ann, dau. of Henry Howarth, b. in Eng. of the peace, tp. treasurer, member of Sons and Harriet Rhodes, b. in Eng., and had 3 of the Amer. Rev. and Colonial Wars, ch., viz: Fred Howarth, Harriet Mary and bought the Amboy Journal 1889, and is at Marguerite Merrill); son of Ezra of Salis- present its publisher and editor (m. Feb. bury Mass. b. there Feb. 2, 1823, d. in 13, 1865 Mary Eliza Jones, desc. of a Hol- Amesbury Mass. Dec. 11, 1886, was post- land family that came to America previous master at Salisbury for over 20 years (m. to the American rev., and had 2 ch., viz.: Jan. 26, 1842 Mary Ann Bartlett, and had James Alexander, b. in Bradford 111. Oct. 2 sons, viz: Frederick W. as above and 18C6, Beloit, 17, M. A. Ph. D. Johns Hop- Frank Herbert Merrill, b. July 24, 1846); kins, prof, of physics and chemistry Port- son of Ezra of Salisbury Mass.. b. there tan academy Portland Oreg. and George Feb. 13, 1770, d. tliere Aug. 15, 1854, sea ; i ;: AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 105 capt. and store keeper (m. Feb. 10, 1822 of East Hampton L. I., b. there Oct. 15, Mary, (Jau. of linocli Swett of Amcsbury 1749. d. in Plaltsburgli N. Y., niove Merrill); son of David of Amesbury Mass.. state assembly 1777-82 (ni. ist 1748 l''.liza- b. May I, 1708, d. there June 15, 1789, his Ijcth, dau. of John Hunting of East Hamp- gravestone is in the Union cemetery in the ton L. I., and Iiad son Mathias Burnet old ground near a pine tree (m. Jan. 15, Miller as above, m. 2d Lucretia, and had 1730 Elenor, b. Feb. 7, 1710, d. Feb. 26, >im Dr. John Miller); son of Elenzor 1767, dau. of Ephraim and Deborah Blais- .Miller of East Hami)ton L. 1., b. i6()4, d. dell); son of David of Newbury Mass., b. 1783. member of the colonial asscmlily there Feb. 20, 1678 (m. Dec. 18, 1706 Mary 1747-69. presided at a meeting of 250 per- Morse) ; son of Abraham, b. abt. 1636, d. sons at East Hampton, who api)roved of there Nov. 33, 1722 (m. Jan. I, 1661 Abi- the proceedings of Uie continental congress gail Webster); son of Nathaniel of New- (m. Mary, dau. of Mathias Burnet), son of bury Mass., d. Mar. 16, 1665, one of the Jeremiah of F.ast Hampton N. Y., d. 1712: first settlers there (m. Susanna Jordan), s,m of George of ICast Hampton N. Y., d. had bro. John Merrill, who settled in New- 1668; son of John of East Hampton N. Y., bury at the same time. came to .\merica from Maidstone England prior to 1640. MILLER, GEORGE PERKINS of Utica N. Y., b. in Venice Italy Mar. MOORE, JAMES W. of Easton Pa,, b. 13, 1866, d. in Pas.idena Cal. Jan. 20, 1802, theie Jmie 14. 1844, grad. Lafayelle grad. Yale coll. 1886, grad. Columbia law coll., A. B. 1864, A. M. i8fi7, M. D. I'.i. school, member of the New York Soc. of uuiv. i8(»i. member .of the factdly of La- the Sons of the Revolution (unmarried); 'fayctte coll. since 1866, prof, of mechanics son of Henry Seymour Miller of Utica N. and experimental philosopliy, member of Y., b. there Sep. 5, 1836 (m. June 6, 1865 the Amcr. Philosophical Soc, fellow of the Cornelia Perkins of Utica N. Y,, d. Fob. Amer. Assoc, for the Advancement of Sci- 22, 1873, dau. Prof. George A. Perkins M. ence, fellow of the Amer. Acad, of Medi- A., LL. D. of Utica N. Y. and Amy J. cine, e.x-pres. of the Northami)ton Co. Arnold of Fairfield N. Y,); son of Rutger Medical Soc, fellow of the British .'\ssoc. Bleecker Miller of Utica N. Y., b. in Low- for the .Xdvancement of Science Montreal ville N. Y. July 28, 1805, member of the 18S4. conferee of International Congress of N. Y. state assembly 1832, member of N. Electricians Phila. 1884, Chicago 1893, Y. congress 1836 (m. July 27, 1S2S Mary member of the Sons of the Revolution, Forman Seymour of Utica N. Y., sister of associate of the Founders and Patriots of Gov. Horatio Seymour); son of Morris America 1607-57, etc., contributor of Smith Miller of Utica N. Y., b. July 31, papers on physical, sanitary and medical " 1779, d. Nov. 16, 1824 (m. Maria, b. in subjects, author of Elements of Natural " Albany N. Y. Sep. 18, 1780. d. Mar. 9, 1850, Philosophy," Methods of Investigation dau. of Rutger Bleecker of Albany N. Y.) and Record Book of Experiments in son of Mathias Burnet Miller of New- Physics," " Simple Harmonic Moliim," York city, b. in East Hampton L. I. Oct. etc. (ni. July 30. 1874 Rachel Philips tan- 15. 1749. 1 member of the provincial con- nery, dau. Rev. James and Margaret [Mac- ii. gress 1776, surgeon in Col. Sutherlancl's (hm.ilil] Flannery of Phila. Pa.); son of reg. N. Y, State militia (m. Mar. 9, 1777 Samuel Moore of Easton Pa., b. there Sep. Phoebe Smith of Amenia N. Y., d. Sep. 14, 28. 1704, d. there June 18, 1883, educated 1800, buried in Amenia); son of Bui'net in Phila. Pa., 2d serg. 1st co. 1st reg. Pa. Y >7 r 8 ,n io6 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. vol. rillemen in war of 1812-14, editor of received land in Southampton 1641, repre- the Spirit of Pa. and the Belvidere Apollo, sentative in the matter of union with the clerk of the court, justice, cliief burgess of colony of Hartford Ct., attended a meeting the borough of Easton (m. Nov. 27, 1832 of the general court of !Mass. and served Elizabeth Barnes Wamsley, dau. of James on a committee 1646, licensed to preach in VVamsley of co. Fermanagh Ireland and New England 1646-9, perfect freeman 1649, Sarah Mott Potts of Mansfield N. J.); son second minister of Hempstead 1649-51, of Samuel Moore of Easton Pa., 'b. in wrote a letter to the authorities in Holland Hoifewell N. J. 1754, d. in Easton Mar. 9, 1651, 1st minister of Newtown 1652, Indian '799. minute-man in the rev. war, after- purchase 1656, purchase money £2, the ward of Capt. John Mott's co. 1st reg. town meeting presents him with the title Hunterdon co. N. J., removed to Easton to the town house 1657 (m. Margaret, bp. Pa. 1782 (m. Sep. 27, 1781 Sarah, b. Feb. in Eng. 1622, dau. of Edward Hoiwell, one " 22, 1760, d. in Easton Jan. 15, 1829, dau. of of the original " undertakers who settled Richard Green of Ewing and a cousin of Southampton). her husband) ; son of John of Hopewell N. J., b. there Mar. 8, 1714, d. there Sep. 3, MOUSE, WALDO GRANT of Yonkers 1768, served in Col. Samuel Hunt's reg. in N. Y., b. in .Rochester N. Y. Mar. the French and Indian War (m. Keziah, 14, 1859, lawyer, pres. of the Morse Soc, dau. of Theophilus Phillips of Maidenhead member Sons of the Revolution, Soc. of and Elizabeth Betts of Newtown L. I., a Colonial Wars, Amer. bar assoc, New dcsc. ol Rev. George Phillips of Water- York state bar assoc. and Assoc, of the bar town Mass. 1630, and Capt. Richard Betts of the city of New York (m. June 22, 1886 of Ipswich 1648); son of Nathaniel Moore Adelaide P. Cook, dau. of Albert and Caro- of Hopewell N. J., lb. in Newtown L. I. line [Partridge] Cook of Seneca Falls N. Mar. 14, 1O87, d. in Hopewell N. J. Sep. Y.); son of Adolphus of Rochester N. Y., 6, 1759, moved from L. I. .to N. J. 1708, b. in Douglas Mass. 1807, d. in Rochester he and Thomas Reed, John Cornwall and N. Y. 1871, studied law, practiced at Wor- John Mott bought 1,300 acres of land cester Mass., removed to Rochester 1850, where Pennington now stands, trustee of there engaging in various business enter- church 1725-6, justice 1725, judge, trustee prises (m. May I, 1850 Mary Elizabeth, of parsonage and Latin school fund 1731 dau. of Abraham Grant of Cambridge (m. Joanna, dau. of Rev. John Prudden, Mass. [and Margaret Cheever of Chelsea minister of Jamaica L. I. 1670, minister of Mass., dau. of Joshua Cheever of Chel- first church of Newark N. J., gr.-dau. of sea, Mass., son of Nathan Cheever of Boston Rev. Peter Prudden of Wetherslield, etc., Mass., son of Thomas of Ispwich Mass., Ct.); son of Samuel Moore of Newtown son of Ezekiel of Boston Mass.], son of L. I., b. i)rol). in Southampton L. I. 164S Christopher and Sarah [Watson] Grant, to 51, d. in Newtown July 25, 1717, grantee son of Christopher and Mercy [Coolidge] of land in Newtown 1662, constable, over- Grant of Watertown Mass., son of Joseph seer 1677-83, appointed to choose delegates and Mary [Grafton] Grant of Watertown to the N. Y. assembly, commissioner of Mass., son of Christopher Grant of Water- town court 1684-90, on the committee to town Mass.); son of Amos Morse of extend the tosvn limits 1684, supervisor Douglas Mass., b. there 1783. d. there 1843 1684-91, Dongan's charter 1686, lieut. of (m. Mary Hale of Douglas Mass.); son of militia, delegate to N. Y. conv. 1689, capt. Jacob of Douglas Mass., b. in Sherborn- of Newtown militia 1690 (m. Mary Reed, Mass. 1717, d. in Douglas 1800 (m. Mary b. 1651, d. in Newtown May 4, I7j8); son Merrifield); son of Joseph of Sherborn of John Moore of Southampton, Hemp- Mass., b. in Dedham Mass. 1683, d. in stead and Newtown L. I., b. in England Sherborn 1770 (m. Prudence, dau. of 1620 to 25, d. in Newtown June 17, 1657, Henry Adams of Braintree Mass., gr.-son ; AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 107 Joseph Elizabeth Turner); son of John of c»( Henry Adams); son of Morse (m. of Ucdhani Mass., b. there 1655, d. in Sher- Watertown Mass.; son of John of Water- born Mass. i68l. capt. in King Philip's town Mass.; son of Joseph of Ipswich war, represented Sherborn at the general Mass., b. in Eng. 1587, d. in Ipswich 1646, court Boston Mass. (m. Apr. 11, 16S3 came to New lingland 1635, settled in Ips- Hannah Badcock); son of Joseph of Ded- wich prior to 1641, a man of high standing. ham Mass., b. in Suffolk co. Eng. 1615, d. in Uedham 1676, settled with his father in MERHITT, DOUGLAS of Rhinabeck Mass. 1635 (m. 1638 Hannah Phillips); son N. Y., b. in New York city Dec. 4, o( Samuel Morse of Uedham Mass., b. in 1S47, educated at private schools in N. Y., Suffolk CO. Eng. 15S7, d. in Dedham June spent 2 years in Europe, grad. Columbia 20, 1654, one of the original proprietors of law school 1874, moved to his farm called Watertown Mass. (m. Elizabeth). Leacote 1875, member of the boaril of ex- cise, trustee of the public school, senior MOHSE, JEROME EDWARD of New warden of churdi of the Messiah and trus- Mass. tee of several institutions (m. Aug. 1876 !> York city, b. in Leominster 3, Feb. 23, 1846, grad. U. S. naval academy Elizabeth Cleveland Coxe, dau. of Rt. Rev. 1866, was in active service in the U. S. Arthur Cleveland Coxe [and Katherine navy as ensign, master and lieut. for many Cleveland Hyde], bishop of western New years, placed on the retired list as lieut., York, and had 2 ch., viz.: Ethel Douglas now recruiting officer (ni. Feb. IS, 1873 and Alan Douglas Merritt); son of George Ella, dau. of Rawson Packard of Albany Merritt of Irvington on Hudson N. V., N. Y., and had 4 ch., viz.; Jerome Alfred b. in White Creek Aug. 4, 1807, d. in Irv- Clinton, .Albert Willard, Louise Violet and ington on Hudson Oct. 5, 1873. moved to Fred'k Edward Morse); son of Augustus N. Y. 1822, entered dry goods business, in of Leominster Mass., b. in Worcester which he became pnuminent, retired 1851, Mass. May 16, 1817, d. in Brooklyn N. Y. was pres. of the New England Car Spring Nov. 25, 1888, maj.-gen. Mass. vol. militia Co. 1851-68, director in various financial i860, col. in war of rebellion in 21st reg. companies, removed to his country seat Mass. vols. 1862, military gov. at Annapo- Lyndehurst near Irvington (m. Nov. S, 1845 lis Md., afterwards commissioned capt. and Julia, dau. of .'Manson Douglas [and Ann assist, quartermaster-gen. U. S. A. on Gen. Sutherland, dau. of Abram Sutiherlaiid, a Whipple's staff (m. 1839 Caroline Willard. member of the legislature and state sena- gt.-niece of Rev. Henry Dunstar, pres. of tor, and gr.-dau. of Col. David Sutherl.nnd Harvard and of Rev. Samuel Willard, pas- of Stamford Ct.], a well-known banker in tor of Old South church Boston Mass., Troy, desc. of William Douglas of New pres. of Harvard coll., and dcsc. of Maj. London Ct.); son of Benjamin Merritt of Simon Willard, founder of Concord Mass., Troy N. Y., b. in Quaker Hill June 21, maj.-gen. of all the forces in tlie Petiuod 1777, d. in Cleveland Oliio July 4, 1854, war with Indians, rescuer of Brookfield in lived in New York 1815-34, was at first a King Philip's war, and gr.-dau. of Ephraini cliina merchant, afterwards a dry goods Willard, rev. soldier); son of Arnold merchant, moved to White Creek 1842-45, Morse of Leominster Mass., b. in Hop- was a partner of his bro. David in Troy kinton Mass. Mar. 21, 1791, d. in Leomin- N. \'. (m. Oct. 3, 1800 Thankful, dau. of ster i860 (m. in May 1810 Jane Giles); Matthew Scott and Mercy Ashley, desc. son of Elisha of Needham Mass., b. in of Robert Asliley, a prominent citizen of Natick Mass. June 2, 1771 (m. Sally M'ore) Si>riiigfield Mass. 1630-82], 1st lieut. of son uf Elisha of Natick Mass., b. Nov. 2, 14th reg. Albany N. Y. 1773, lieut. -col. of 1741, d. Dec. 3, 1804, served in the R. S. Columbia co. militia 1787, son of John and campaign in the rev. war; son of Isaac Mary [Hughes] Scott, who came from Ire- Morse of Attleboro Mass., b. Feb. 11, 1697 land to SpencertO'wn I73y); son of Nehe- io8 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. mlah Mcrritt of Nine Partners, b. in Rye interests of the town (m. Apr. 15, 1834 Jan. 14, 1740, (I. prob. in Qucensbury 1793, Mary, b. 1808, d. in Chatham Mass. Sep. merchant ol Washington tp. 1790, sold 53 22, 1852, dau. of Stephen and Dinah [Love- acres near Millbrook to his bro. Consider, landj Ryder); son of Ensign Nickerson of moved to Queensbury 1793 (m. June 25, Chatham Mass., b. there May 13, 1790, d. 1760 Phebe, dau. of Abraham Wing [and there Apr. 11, 1879 (m. Dec. 24, 1812 Re- Auslis Wood, dau. of William Wood of becca, b. Dec. 30, 1791, d. June 21, 1874, Providence R. I.], gt.-gt.-gr.-son of John dau. of Samuel and Ann [KcndrickJ Wing land Deborah Batcheldcr, dau. Rev. Mayo); son of Ensign of Chatham Mass., Stephen BathelderJ. came from London b. there Feb. 21, 1753, d. there Jan. 25, Eng. to Lynn Mass. 1632); son of Nehe- 1834, one of the most extensive vessel miah Mcrritt of Quaker Hill N. Y., b. in owners of Mass. 1775-1812 (m. 1787 Me- Rye I7r5, d. in Quaker Hill 1793, moved hitable, b. Jan. 7, 1765, d. Feb. 26, 1848, from Rye to Quaker Hill 1758. to Queens- dau. of David and Thankful [AtwoodJ bury 1762. bought 500 acres at Quaker Hill Crowell); son of Absalom, b. on Nov. 12, 176S, and granted them to his son Daniel 1724.; son of William Nickerson of Chat- 1793 (ill- 1st Dinah, dau. of Ichebod Hop- ham Mass., b. there 1701, d. there in Apt. kins [and Sarah Coles, dau. of Daniel ^7(>3, was drowned from a canue oil Nanset Coles, son of Robert Coles of Roxbury Beach (,m. Sarah); son of William of 1630 and Oyster Bay 1650). desc. of Chatham Mass., b. there 1670, d. there 174.' Thomas Hopkins of Providence R. I. 1640. (.m. 1st Delivercnce, 2d Anna); son of 2d before 1761 Mary Dingee); son of William of Chatham Mass., b. in Yar- Joseph Mcrritt of Rye N. Y., d. there mouth Mass., bp. 1646, d. in Chatham 1754, was one of the proprietors of liyc 1719, one of the 10 proprietors of Chatham, 16S3, ensign in Westchester co. militia and first town clerk there (m. Nov. 30, 1722. on grand jury 1717-22 (m. Jane); son 1638 Mercy, b. 1644, d. in Chatham Apr. 7, of Thomas of Rye N. Y., d. prob. there, 1739. dau. of Thomas and Eliz. [TateJ settled in Rye before 1673, constable 1684, Williams); son of William Nickerson oJ commissioner to renew the Indian pur- Eng. 1636, Boston Mass. 1661, Yarmouth chases 1694. vestryman 1694, o'l committee Mass. 1646-60 and Chatham Mass. 1670, b. to build a meeting house and select a min- in Eng. about 1604, d. in Chatham before ister 1697. townsman 1697-9, deputy to 1700 (m. Ann, b. in Eng. 1609, dau. of general court of Ct. 1699, on committee to Nicholas and Bridget Busbey of Norwich settle the line between Rye and Greenwich Eng., weaver). 1707, on grand jury 1713-16 (m. about 1687 Abigail (dau. of Robert and Joan] Francis NICKERSON, SAMUEL MAYO of of Wethersfield Ct.), and gave a deed of Chicago III., b. in Chatham Mass. land to his son Joseph, sold land in White June 19, 1830, identified with the banking Plains to his son Samuel 1720). interests of Chicago since 1868, pres. of iK nat. bank 20 years (m. Dec. 14, 1858 Ma- NICKERSON, OSBORN of Chatham tilda Pinkham Crosby, and had son Roland Mass., b. in May 25, 1846, lived in Crosby Nickerson, b. Jidy 27, 1859, m. June Chicago 111. 1863-79, member of the Mass. 10, 1886 Addie Daniels of Chicago III., dau. legislature, and filled the most important of William G. and Jane [Atkinson] Dan- town ofl'ices (m. Oct. 17, 1871 Mary L., b. iels); son of Ensign of Chatham Mass., b. July 5, 1846, dau. of David Dodge M. D. there May 13, 1790, d. there Apr. 11, 1879 and Helen Burnham of Chicago 111.); son (m. Dec. 24, 1812 Rebecca, b. Dec. 30, of Orick of Chatham Mass., b. there Jan. 1701. d. June 21, 1874, dau. of Samuel and 10, 1814. d. there Mar. 9, 1892, engaged in .•\nn [Kcndrickl Mayo); son of Ensign mercantile business and fishing industry at of Chatham Mass., b. there Feb. 21, 175.3, an early age, identified with the business d. there Jan. 25, 1834, one of the most ex- ; - AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 109 li-nsivc vessel owners of Mass. 1775-1812 FISHER, ONESIPHORUS of North (Ml. 17S7 Meliilable, b. Jan. 7, 1765, d. Feb. Yarmouth Me., b. there Dec. 6, 1755, .•(1, 1S48. dau. of David and Thankful [At- d. there Mar. n, 1829, enlisted in Col. Jon- \Vo(h1| Crowell); son of Absalom, b. on athan Mitchell's reg. as corporal 1776 (m. Nov. 12, 1724; son of William Nicker- 1779 Ruth Prince, b. Apr. 12, 1755, d. May scm of Chatham Mass., b. there 1701, d. ^7. 1843 Ldau. of Paul Prince, b. in Du.k- there in .'\pr. 1763, was drowned from a bury 1720, see Prince lineage], and had e.uioc ofT Nanset Beach (m. Sarah); son of dau. Iluldah Fisher, b. Mar. 29, 1790, rt. William of Chatham Mass., b. there 1670, Apr. 30, i860, m. Nov. i, 1808 Joseph (I. ihere 1742 (ni. istDeliverence, 2d .\nna) Hoole, see Hoole hncage); son of Samuel .son of William of Chatham Mass., b. i!i Fisher of N. Yarmouth Me., b. there Nov. YarnKnith Mass., bp. 1646, d. in Chatham 13, 172-2, d. there Sep. 2, 1786, capt., servol 1710, one of the 10 proprietors of Chatham, in R. I. on the alarm of 1780 (m. Dec. I.i, and ist town clerk there (m. Nov. 30, 1638 1749 Hannah Blanchard, b. Nov. 29, 1729, Mercy, b. 1644, d. in Chatham Apr. 7, d. Mar. 20, 1816, dau. of Nathaniel and 17.W. dau. of Thomas and Rliz. [Tate] Hannah Blanchard, son of John and .•\bi- Williams); son of William Nickerson of gail [Phillips] Blanchard, son of Nathauitl FnK. 1636, Boston Mass. 1661, Yarmouth and Susan [Bates] Blanchard of Wey- Mass. 1646-66 and Chatham Mass. 1670, mouth Mass., son of Thomas of Charles b. in Eng. about 1604, d. in Chatham before town); son of Samuel Fisher, b. 1677, ,1. 1700 (m. Ann. b. in Kng. 1600. dau. ai in N. Yarmouth Mc. Nov. 24, 1767, moved Nicholas and Bridget Busbey of Norwich from Duxbury Mass. to N. Yarmouth (m. Enp.. weavers). 1710 Deborah Stetson, b. Dec. 3, 1681, dau. of Benjamin and Bethiah Stetson, son of ) Cornet Robert Stetson, d. Feb. i, 1702 or 3, MAYO, SAMUEL of Orleans Mass., b. came from Eng. to Scituate Mass. 1634, there 1771 or 2, d. there (m. 1790 or deputy to the gen. court 17 years, member I Ann, dau. of Edward Kendrick, son of of the council of Tliomas, son of Edward, and had dau. war 1661). Rebecca Mayo who m. Ensign Nickerson. see Nickerson lineage in this volume); son pHUKCHILL, JAMES MORRILL of of Uriah of Orleans Mass., b. there May ^ Portland Me., b. there June n, 1816, 27, 1749, d. there 1825 (m. 1771 Mercy d. in Cardenas Cuba .\pr. 4, 1890, a West Sparrow, b. in Orleans 1753, d. there May India merchant for many years, was Swcd-. 6, 1794, buried in Orleans cemetery, dcsc. ish and Norwe.gian consul to Cuba, com- of Isaac Sparrow, son of Richard, son of mercial a.gcnt to Cub.n (m. Dee. 20, 1838 Richard, son of Jonathan, son of Richard Harriet Ellen Hoole, b. Sep. 21, 1818 [ d. in Orleans (m. Aug. 6, 1713 Abigail Louis Mo. Mar. 5, 1883, had 6 ch., viz.: Sparrow of Eastham Mass., dau. of Jona- Louie, b. May 12, 1865, m. Oct. 22, 18.(4 than Sparrow, son of Jonathan, son of Edward Ward Corey of Portland Me., b. Richard Sparrow); son of Samuel Mayo Sep. 7, 1853, Margaret, b. Feb. 13, 1868, of Eastham Mass., b. there, d. there 1738; m. Oct. 3, 1894 Edwin L. Stanwood. James, son of Nathaniel, b. in Plymouth Mass., b. .\ug. 19, 1871, m. Sep. 5, 1895 Ada, dau. m. Hannah, dau. of Gov. Thomas Prencc); of Wellington Yerxa and .'Xddie Durfe, son of John of England, d. in Yarmouth and had 2 ch., viz.: Louise Southgate, b. Mass., clergyman, preached in Eastham, in Smyrna Me. July 10, 1896, and James Yarmouth and Boston Mass. (m. Elishua). Wellington Churchill, b. in Dorchester no AMERICAN ANCESTRY. Mass. Oct. 15, 1897, Samuel Stillman of Apr. 30, 1730 (m. Oct. 26, 1757 Mary Seattle Washington, b. Feb. 12, 1874, ni. Stuart Ewer, b. Aug. 7, 1737, buried in Gertrude Antoinette, dau. of Elizabeth J. Brookfield N. H., dau. of Nathaniel Ewer Alice, Peckham, b. Sep. 9, 1875, and Rob- [and Mary Stuart, m. Nov. 8, 1723], b. ert Soiithgate Churcliill, b. May 6, 1877), 1694, son of Thomas Ewer [and Eliza Alice CreiglUon, b. in Portland Mc. May Lovell, m. 1684], son of Thoinas Ewer 6, 1844, Julia Edith, b. in Cardenas Cuba [and Hannah], b. 1633, d. 1667, son of May 22, 1854, d. in Stockton Me. July 31, Thomas, b. in Eng. 1595, d. in Charlestown 1S83 [m. May 22, 1S77 Arthur S. Bird, and Mass. 1638, m. Sarah Larnard, b. 1607); had Gc^orge Emerson Bird, b. June 9, 1878, son of Barnabas Churchill, b. in Plymouth d. Oct. 25, 1878], Grace Cora, b. in Port- Mass. July 6, 1686 (m. Feb. 14, 1712 Lydia land Me. Sep. 13, 1856 [ra. Sep. 4, 1879 Harlow, dau. of William Harlow, b. 1657, James Harris O'Donncll, b. 1854, and had d. 1711 [and Lydia Cushman, d. Feb. 11, 2 ch., viz.: Churchill, b. in Portland Me. I7i'8, dau. of Elder Thomas Cushman], son June 8, 1880, and Arthur, b. in Portland of William Harlow, came to Lynn Mass. July II, 1881], and Mabel Churchill, b. in 1637, moved from Sandwich to Plymouth Portland Mar. 8, 1859 [m. Apr. 13, 1882 Mass., m. 1649 Rebecca, dan. of Robert Philip Ingrahani Jones, b. June 3, 1858, Bartlett [and Mary Warren, dau. of Rich- and had 3 ch., viz.: Laurence Churchill, b. ard Warren, who came in the Mayflower ill Portland Feb. 7, 1885, Helen Creighton, i6joJ, came in the ship Ann 1623); son of h. in Portland Feb. 5, 1888, and Harold Joseph Churchill of Plymouth Mass., lived Churchill Junes, b. Feb. 7, 1891]); son of there on his father's farm, which is still in James Creighton Churchill of Portland the family's possession (m. June 3, 1672 Me., b. in New Market N. H. Apr. 24, 1787, Sarah Hicks); son of John, d. in Ply- d. in Portland Nov. 20, 1865, went to mouth Mass. Jan. i, 1662 (m. Hannah, d. Cuba, established a commission business in Feb. 9, 1652, dau. of William Pontus of Cardenas Cuba, made that place a port of Plymouth Mass.). entry, slate senator 1824-56, presidential elector 1828-32, mayor of Portland Me. HOOLE, JOSEPH of Portland Me., b. 1844, scrg. 34th U. S. inf., Capt. David in N. Yarmouth Me. Aug. 8, 1785, d. Sherman's co., in the war 1812 (m. Jan. 8, in Portland Apr. 9, 1868 (m. Nov. i, 1808 1809 Eliza Walker Osborne, b. on Aug. Huldah Fisher, b. Mar. 29, 1790 [see 20, 1791, d. in Portland Feb. 27, 1879, Fisher lineage], and had 8 ch., viz.: Louisa, dau. of John, b. Mar. 8, 1769, and Abigail b. in N. Yarmouth Me. Oct. 16, 1809, d. in [Smith] Osborne, son of George Jerry Os- Washington D. C. Feb. 21, 1885 [m. 1837 borne [and Elizabeth Walker of Ports- Seward Wynian, b. Oct. 8, 1803, d. May 3, mouth N. H.], b. in London Eng. Mar. 15, 1S60, and bad 5 ch.], Mary Newton, b. in 1732, d. Aug. 8, 1805, lieut. and capt. of Portland Me. Jan. 22, 1812, d. in Durham militia. ca])t. of marines 1775); son of N. H. July 31, 1882 [m. William P. Frost, Thomas Churchill of New Market N. H., and had 6 ch.], Joseph Thomas, b. in Port- b. there 1762, d. there 1807, enlisted as pri- land Sep. 21, 1815, d. in Dunkirk N. Y. vate in Hampton in Capt. Jacob Webster's July 17, 1897 [m. Lucy Ann Libby, and CO., Col. Reynolds' rcg. 1781 (m. about had 4 ch.], Harriet Ellen, b. in Portland 1786 Alice, b. Oct. 13, 1767, dau. of James Sep. 21, 1818, d. in Canibridgeport Mass. Creighton, served in Col. Joshua Wingate's Jan. 5, 1894 [™- Dec. 20, 1838 James M. reg., Simon Marston's co., enlisted in Col. Churchill, see Churchill lineage], Huldah, Hale's 2d reg., Capt. Titcomb's co. to com- b. in Portland Jan. 26, 1820 [m. John Ed- plete the continental battalion 1777-1880, win Coe, d. in Cambridge Mass. in Nov. wounded at the battle of Monmouth 1778. 1879], Edward Spencer, b. in Portland Me. died from exposure at battle); son of Dec. 30, 1823, d. in Augusta Me. Feb. 16, Thomas aiurchill, b. in Plymouth Mass. 1893, Isabella Graham, b. in Portland Sep- AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 27, i8-'f). d. in Faribault Minn. Dec. 25, lineage] and Caroline, b. Apr. 17, 1872, d. |KS7 |m. .May i, 1850 Leonard VV. Leighlon May 18, 1875); son of Jonathan Purdy of .M. I)., and liad 2 ch., viz.: Joseph Edward, Pittstown N. Y., b. in White Plains N. b. in Wavcrly N. Y. Feb. 8, 1852, m. Eve- Y. Nov. 18, 1774, d. in Pittstown N. Y. lyn lliird of Boston Mass., and Florence Nov. I, 1848, large landholder, soldier in I^al)llla Leigliton, b. in Brooklyn N. Y., war of 1812, served to the close of the b. June 16, 1858, m. Mar. 6, 1877 De Witt war (m. Sep. 15, 1803 Hannah, dau. of Dihvorth of Pittsburgh Pa., and had son P.eter and Phabc [Carpenter] Purdy, and Edward Coe Dilworth, b. in Alleghany Pa. had 5 ch., viz.: Martha Maria, h. 1807, d. Apr. I, 1S78], and Weltha Ann Jenkins Sep. 10, 1867, Pha-be, b. 1806 [m. Mr. In- llciole, b. in Portland JNIe. July 14, i8j3 graham], Merritt as above, Catherine, b. [ni. in June 1865 Edwin Churchill, d. in 1811, d. Sep. 8, 1870 [m. Mr. Wier], and I'ortland Me. Mar. 19, 1875, had 2 ch.. Harriet, b. 1814 [m. Mr. Horton]); son of viz.: Ilcber Bishop, b. Dec. I, 1866, and Francis Purdy of White Plains N. Y., b. Laura Churchill, b. May 21, 1868]); son of there 1746, d. in Schuylerville N. Y. 1827, William Hoolc of Portland Me., b. there royalist (m. 1768 Martha Hyatt, and had 1745, d. there May 21, 1828, moved from 13 ch., viz.: .^nna [ni. Mr. Abranisj, Cath- Chelsea Mass. to Portland Me., reimoved erine [m. Mr. Ferris], Hyatt, Jonathan as wilh his family to N. Yarmouth, where he above, Jerediah, Abijah, Francis, Sally |in. bought a farm (m. 1st Mary Hammond, 2d a Williams], James, John, Gilbert, Elijali Hannah, b. Aug. 8, 1753, d. May 11, 1830, and Nathaniel Purdy); son of Still John dau. of Capt. Ezekiel Hatch [and Sarah Purdy. Smally], b. 1728, d. in Dec. 1823, desc. of Elder William Hatch of Scituate Mass.); PREBLE, WILLIAM PITT of New son of Thomas Hoolc of Marblehoad Brighton N. Y., b. in Portland Me. Mass., b. in Isle of Man, came from the Apr. IS, 1819, grad. Bowdoin coll. 1840, Isle of Man in early part of iSth century, Hars'ard law school 1843, member of the settled in Marblehead when 15 years old Mass. Soc. of the Cincinnati (ni. July T, (m. 1726 Sara'h Fostc of Ipswich Mass., 1846 Harriet, b. in Portland Oct. 17, 1821, desc. of Reginal Foster of ipswich). dau. of John and Mehitable Smith [Rand] Musscy, and had 6 ch., viz: Edith, b. .^pr. pURDY, HIRAM J. of Seneca Falls N. 22, 1847, d. Nov. 29, 1848, John Mussel, b. -L Y., b. in West Butler N. Y. Jan. 18, Dec. ig, 1850, d. Nov. 4, 1851, Henry, b. 1847, physician and surgeon m Seneca Apr. 2S, 1853, William Pitt, b. Oct. I, 1854, Falls (ni. Dec. 19, 1867 Emma Roberts, Wallace, b. Aug. 17, 1857 and Ernest and had ."Mice Amanda Purdy, b. in Sen- Preble, b. June 5, i860, d. Oct. 8, i860); eca Falls N. Y. July 11, 1872); son of son of William Pitt Preble of Portland Merritt of West Butler N. Y., b. in Pitts- Me., b. in York Me. Nov. 27, 1783, d. in town N. Y. Dec. 23, 1808, d. in West But- Portland Oct. 11, 1857, grad. Harvard coll. ler 1873, justice of peace, judge, lawyer 1806, tutor there 1809-13, U. S. district (ni. Dec. 25, 1836 Amanda Sears [desc. of atty. for Me. 1820, judge of the supreme Ric'hard Scars of Yarmouth Mass., Deacon court of Me., was appointed by Prcs. An- Paul Peck of Hartford Ct., Samuel Board- drew Jackson in conjunction with Hon. man of Wcthersfield Ct., John Lee of Albert Gallatin to prepare the case of the Agawani Mass., Henry Woodis Wood- U. S. on the north eastern boundary ques- house, Deacon John Moore, Michael Gris- tion before the King of the Netherlands wold, Dea. Richard Butler and John 1829, minister plenipotentiary to the Hague Bissell of Windsor Ct.], she had 3 ch. be- on the same matter, first pres. of the At- sides Hiram above, viz.: Charles E., b. lantic and St. Lawrence R. R. now a part Dec. 31, 1837 [m. Feb. 24, 1863 Mary Chat- of the Grand Trunk R. R. from Portland field], Maria B. [m. W. F. Peck, see Peck Me. to Montreal Canada, 5th judge of the y >» r ; AMERICAN ANCESTRY. name of Preble who occupied the bench in Simon Ilawes, m. Kate Clapper Oct. 2, 1813 Me. (in. Sep. 7, iSjo Nancy Gale Tucker, and gr.-dau. of Zachariah Howes [and dau. of Capt. Joseph Tucker [and Mary Sally Race], who came from Holland, Slone); son of Esaias Preble of Vork, settled in Kinderhook N. Y.); son ol b. there Apr. 26, 1742, d. there 1813, capt. Aschel Peck of Butler N. Y., b. in Green- of a CO. of minute men at Cambridge Mass. wich Ct. Dec. IS, 1772, d. in Butler Oct. 1775. afterwards a member of the conven- 12, 1852, large land owner (m. July 10. tion of Mass. which ratified the constitu- 1795 Mary Lull, d. Oct. 5, 1S64) ; son of ticjii of the U. S., rep. in Mass. legislature, Nathan of Mt. Washington Urbana N. Y., seleclman, col. of the ist reg. of militia for b. in Greenwich Ct. Nov. 17, 1744, d. in Mt. several years [m. June 30, 1766 Lydi.T, dau. Washington after 1810, soldier in Capt. of Edward IngrahamI); son of Samuel Noble Benedict's co. of Danbury Ct. 177S Preble of York Me., b. there Apr. 19, 1699, (ni. Sep. 16, 1769 Sarah Tinney, b. Mar. d. 17.16 (m. 1725 Sarah Muchniore of the 22, 1746, of Scotch desc); son of John ol I77r Isle of Shoals) ; son of Abraham of York Greenwich Ct., b. there 1718, d. there Samuel of Me., b. in Kent Eng., d. in York 1662 or 3, (m. 1741 Sarah Adams); son of was one of the earliest settlers of Scituate Greenwich Ct., b. there in Mar. 1688, d. Mass., was first magistrate or mayor of the there in Dec. 1733 (m. 171S Elizabeth who city of York 1645, judge 1647-57, co. com- after his death m. 1735 John Clogston) missioner, CO. treasurer, removed from son of Samuel Peck of Greenwich Ct. after Scituate Mass. to York 1641 (m. 1641 Ju- 1678, b. in Guilford Ct. Jan. 18, 1659, d. in dith, dau. of Nathaniel Tildcn [and Lydia], Greenwich Apr. 28, 1746, justice of peace d. 1641, came with his family from Tenf- in Greenwich 50 years, and held many im- riden in Kent Eng. to the Old Colony, and portant offices there, lieut. of train band settled in Scituate Mass. 1636). 1696, commissioner 1697, deputy to gen. court 1713-20, capt. of train band 1720 (m. PECK, ROBERTSON IRISH of Dav- Nov. 27, 1686 Ruth, dau. of Joseph FerrPs enport Iowa, b. there July 6, 1871. and Ruth Knapp, b. in Stamford Ct. 1641, grad in medicine and surgery at the state dau. of Nicholas and Eleanor Knapp, whd univ. of Iowa 1892, finished his education came in the ship with Winthrop and Sal- in Vienna, and is now a practicing physi- tonstall. and settled in Watertown Mass., cian and surtTcon (m. Dec. 29. 1892 Maude moved to Stamford Ct. 1648); son of Jere- f,cightoii Ritchie of colonial dcsr.); son of miah Peck of Waterbnry Ct., b. in Eng. Washington Freeman Peck of Davenport 1625. d. in Waterbnry Ct. June 7, 1699, first Iowa, b. in Galen N. Y. Jan. 22, 1840, d. teacher of the colony collegiate school in in Davcniport Dec. 12, iSqt, grad. Bcllevue New Haven Ct. 1660-1, first minister in med. coll., house surgeon in Bellvue hos- Snvbronk Ct. 1661, in F.lizabethtown N. J. pital 2 years, government surgeon at 1660, Greenwich Ct. 1678, Waterbury Ct. Washington D. C. in civil war, moved to i6no (m. Nov. 12. j6^6 Johanna Kitchell of Davenport, surgeon there, prof, of surgery Kmrlisli desc. through Robert Kitrbcll and dean of faculty in Iowa 1R69-91, mem- nnd Margaret SheafTe, dau. of Rev. Ed- ber many medical societies, medical writer, ward Sheaffe. bp. in Eng. ISS9): son of etc. (m. Sep. 18, 1865 Maria BisscU Purdy William Peck of New Haven Ct., b. in [dau. of Mcrritt Purdy, see Purdy lineage], London En.g. 160T, d. in New Haven Oct. and had Jessie Allen [m. Henry Vollmcr, .1. 1694, came to Boston Mass. with Gov. see Vollmcr lincagel, Mary Alida and Rob- Faton. Rev. John Davenport and others ertson I. above) ; son of Williata Peck of '^^7. w.TS one of the founders of New Clyde N. Y . born on Sep. i. iSio, d. in Haven colony 1638. merchant, deacon in Wolcott N. Y. Oct. 72, 1886 (m. in Mar. the church in N^w Haven Tf>SO-oj. his tS.w Alida TTawes. h. in Kinderhonk N, Y. tnmbstnne still stands in the New TTaven Aug. i6, 1824, of Dutch desc, dau. of cemetery Cm. 1622 Elizabeth). AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 113 n HINGE, PAUL of N. Yarmouth Me., respected man (m. Oct. 16, 1S39 Rhoda 5 i 1 I), ill Duxljury Mass. May 14, 1720, d. Merrill Waite, desc. of sturdy English Nov. J5, 1S09 (m. 1742 Hannah Gushing, Puritans of Cromwell's time, who came to ' il Vrh. 6, 1814, dau. of David Gushing of Mass. about 1650, Chief Justice Waite of Hiiijjhani Mass. [and Rachel Lewis], son the U. S. supreme court was a distant rela- (if Rev. Thcophilus and Mary [Thaxter] tive); son of Samuel Presby of Lyman Ciishing, son of Daniel and Lydia [Gil- N. FL, b. in Taunton Mass. Sep. 7, 1785, Naz- d. in Lunenburg Vt. Aug. 1856, farmer, 111,111 1 Cu^^liing. son of Matthew and 3, arclli [I'itchcr] Cushing. son of Rev. changed the spelling of the name from Pcler and Susan [liawes] Gushing of Presbrey to Presby (m. 1808 his cousin Ilingliani Eng., she, Hannah had 10 ch., Eunice Wilbur, b. in Westmoreland N. H., the 5tli child Ruth [m. Oncsiphorus her father was of Taunton Mass.) ; son of Fisher]); son of Benjamin Prince of Dux- Elisha Presbrey of Taunton Mass. and hiiry Mass. and N. Yarmouth Me., b. Feb. Lyman N. H., b. in Taunton prob. 1715, d. aS, i6q3, d. in N. Yarmouth Dec. S, 1737 in Lisbon N. H. prob. 1825, carpenter, (in. .\pr. 1, 1717 Abiah, dau. of John Nel- farmer (m. prob. 1780 Wclthea Wilbur); son (and Patience Morton, dau. of Eph- son of JosepTi ,of Taunton Mass., b. there raini and Ann [Cooper] Morton, son of 172S, d. there about 1790, a house and ship George and Julianna [Carpenter] Mor- carpenter (m. prob. 1754 Mary Baker, her ton|, son of William and Martha [Ford] gr.-father came from Eng. to this country Ne!-.ori); son of Tliomas Prince of Scitu- when a young man); son of William Pres- ate .Mass., b. in Hull Mass. July 8, 1658. d. brey of Taunton Mass., b. in London Eng. in Barbadoux VV. L 1696, sold his interest about 1690, d. in Taunton 1771, was im- in liis father's estate to his bro. Samuel pressed for service on a British man of war i(>8o, and moved to Boston Mass., ship when II years old, serving 10 years, while nia'^tcr, sailing from Boston until his death his vessel was in Boston harbor lie deserted If"/) (m. Ruth. dau. of John and Mary the vessel 171 1, found hi? way to Taunton, [Rrewster] Tuner, gr.-dau. of Jonathan worked for some time for Nathaniel Cross- and Lucretia [Oldham] Brewster, gt. -gr.- man, having learned the ship carpenter's dau. of Elder William Brewster of the trade while in the British navy, rigged the Mayflower); son of John Prince of Hull 1st vessel of any considerable size on the Eng., an elder (m. 1637 .Alice Honor); son Taunton river (m. about 1725 Hannah of John, clergyman (m. Elizabeth Told- Smith of English desc). erby, dau. of Henri Tolderby, son of Dr. John Tolderby D. D. and Alyee). PTJTMAN, DE WITT CLINTON GENET of Santa Monica Cal.. 1). in pRESBY, JOSEPH WAITE of Erma Albany N. Y. Dec. 13, 1846, served in N. -L capt. in ariny of N. J., b. in Littleton N. H. Mar. 9, Y. vols., was lieut. and I 1850, educated at Conference sem. N. H. Venezuela S. A., was sous lieut. in corps and Boston univ,, member of the N. J. de Estranger in army lof Loire in Franco- conference of the M. E. church and pastor Prussian war, has held other military and officer of staff in Mexi- in Erma N. J., Ph. D. (m. July 29, 1875 civil positions, was Isabel Severance, desc. of old New Eng- can army 1866-7; son of Jacob of Albany land families of Mass. and Kittery Me., N. Y., b. in Tribes Hill N. Y. Sep. 20, 1814, 1864. and had 5 ch., viz.: Edmund J., Harold d. in Palatine Church N. Y. Feb. 10, v\ W., Clinton F., Austin B. and Bertha was an officer in the Mexican war in the Presby); son of Samuel B. of Littleton Texan army (ni. Dec. 25, 1835 Miss Marie N. H., b. in Lyman N. H. Mar. 22, 1813, Louisa Genet); son of John I. Putnam d. in North Lisbon N. H. Aug. 26, 1884, of Geneva N. Y., b. in Tribes Hill I'eb. 29, farmer, Methodist minister, class leader for 1780, d. May 14, 1832, killed, served many years, an honest, industrious and a in war 1812-15 in various capacities, was 8 114 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. CDKagcJ at Lundy's Lane, wagon master to Fairfield, thence to Stratfield Ct. (m. l8i2-l,i. aftLMuarils licut. attached to engi- Mrs. Hannah O'Dcll Sceley, d. Jan. 14, neer corps (ni. Aug. 5, 181 1 Magdalcnah 1756); son of William of Haverhill Mass, Weaver, dau. of Capt. Weaver of 4th bat- b. in Charlestown Mass., moved to Havcr- talion Tyron co. militia); son of Jacob of liill 1677, to Lyme Ct. 1703; son of David Trilies Hill N. Y., h. there 175-'. killed Sterling, b. 1622, came from Hertfordshire Sep. ir, 1814, served in rev. war, was pri- Eng. to Charlestown Mass. 1651. vate in Fisher's and Little's co. 3d Tryon CO. rcg. and was in Capt. John Davis' J. WARRINER, EDWIN of Stepney Ct., CO. at Oriskany (ni. May I, Elizabeth, 1777 b. in Ellibburgh N. Y. Jan. 19, 1839, dau. of William McCarthy, b. Johnstown grad. Fairfield seminary and Concord N. Y.); son of John of Putnam Cadaugh- N. H. biblical inst., chaplain ist battalion rily, b. in N. Y. Schenectady Oct. 21, 1711, Ct. cav. in civil war, pastor in the N. V. d. in Tribes IliU 17S0, served in war of east conference M. E. church 1864-97, 1758-59 in Schenectady contingent, was author of " History of Sands St. Church" with Sir William at the capture of Johnson (m. June 20, 1862 Laura Ann Whipple, Fort Niagara 1759 (.m. about 1740 .A.nnatye dau. of Winsor Whipple [and Eliza Poticc Victor Van Antwer])); son of of Schenec- whose father lived near East Winfield tady and Caughnawaga N. Y., b. in [onner N. Y.], desc. of the Whipple families of about 16S3, d. in later before capt. 1764, was R. I., she, Laura had 6 ch., viz: Emma of foot CO. in Schenectady, held difTcrent Eliza, Willard Ives, Edwin D'Orsay, Win- positions of trust in and about the settle- sor Whipple, Walter Lindsay and Edna ments of Fort Hunter and Caug-hnawago, Laura Warrincr); son of Solomon John- took up a patent on Schoharie creek 1733 son Warrincr of Lorraine N. Y., b. there (ni.Dec. Marguerite O'f 13, 1706 Mebie, dau. Oct. 31, 1816, d. there Mar. 29, 1888, Jau Jau Peterse .Me-bie) ; son of Putnam of ]\Iethodist minister (m. Nov. 6, 1837 Mary Schenectady N. Y., b. 1645, d. there Feb. .Ann Clark, dau. of John Gillen [and Mar- 9, 1690, was of Albany N. Y. 1661, he and garet Paterson], soldier in U. S. army); his wife were killed by the French and son of Ethni of Lorraine N. Y. and Mich., Indians at the taking of Schenectady 1690 b. in Wilbraham Mass. Mar. 21, 1784, d. in (m. about 1676 Cornelia, b. 1655, dau. of Mosherville Mich. May 19, 1880, soldier in Arent -\ndisec Brat and Cattiyntye D. war of 1812, pensioner, farmer (m. about Vos). Nathaniel 1806 Rebecca Wheeler) ; son of of Wilbraham Mass. and Adams N. Y. nrEKLING, DUNCAN of New York 1805, b. in Springfield Mass. Oct. 18, 1750, ^ city, b. in Suffern N. Y. June 8. 1877 d. in Clayton N. Y. about 1833 (m. about (unmarried); son of Joseph Henry Ster- 1774 Diudema Hancock, dau. of Thomas ling of New York city, b. there Nov. j8, Hancock [and Jemima Wright], b. in 1850 (m. Apr. 25, 1876 Blanche Groes- Springfield May 10, 1727, son of John and beck); son of Joseph Allen Sterling of Anna [Web] Hancock); son of Moses New York city, b. Jan. 11, 1822 (m. 1849 Warriner of Springfield Mass., b. there Henrietta Collins Dowling); son of James July 24, 1708, d. in Wilbraham Mass. Mar. of Woodbury N. J., b. there Apr. 27, 1791 20, 1766, served in the French war 1755-60, (m. Feb. 25, 1S15 Sarah Tomlin); son of belonged to Capt. John Braucroft's reg. Samuel of Woodbury N. J., b. there 1761 (ni. Nov. 7, 1741 Anne, dau. of Daniel (m. Martha -Allen, b. 176S); son of John Coolcy [and Elizabeth Wolcott], removed of Philadcli-ihia Pa., b. in Stratford Ct. from Enfield to Springfield Mass. and gt.- 17J5, moved from Trum'bull to Pliila. ; son gr.-dau. of Benjamin and Sarah Cooley, of Jacob Sterling of Stratford Ct., b. in who were amon,g the 1st settlers of Long Haverhill Mass. 1677, d. Jan 9. 1765, went Meadow); son of William Warriner of to Lyme with his lather 1703, from there Springfield Moss., b. there Jan. 6, 1672, d. .V >i !' AMERICAN ANCESTRY. "S there about 1738 (m. Feb. 3, 1697 Elizabeth brother of William Floyd, signer of dau. ol John and Mary [AlvordJ VVeller, the Declaration of Independence); son of And gr.-dau. of Richard and .\nn [WilsonJ Gilbert Tompkins of New York, born Wtllcr) ; son ot James, b. in Springfield .\pr. 22, 1753, a cousin of Vice-Prcs. Daniel Ma>s. Nov. 21, 1640, d. there May I4, D. Tompkins; (ni. Elizabeth Ward [b. 17.M, lie was among the settlers of Spring- Aug. 25, 175S], a cousin of Gen. Aaron field who took the oath of allegiance 167S, Ward of New York. was in King William's war (m. 1st Mar. 13, 1664 Elizabeth of Hadlcy Mass., d. HARWOOD, WATSON H. of Chasm .•\pr, 24. 1687. dau. Joseph Baldwin, 2d July Falls N. Y., b. in Bangor N. Y. June 10, 1689 Sarah, d. iMay 16, 1704, dau. of 18, 1S54, attended the Oswego N. Y. state Alexander Alvord, 3d Dec. 29, 1704 Mrs. normal sell., began the- study of medicine Mary Stebbins of Springfield Mass.) ; son 1878, grad. M. D. of the Vt. univ. iSSi. o( William Warreiier of New England, practices medicine and surgery in Chasm joined the settlers of Springfield Mass. Falls, author of " Genealogical History of 1638 (ni. 1st 1639 Joanna Scant, d. Dec. 7, Harwood Families " (m. Dec. 13, 1882 16C0, 2d Oct. 2, 1661 Elizabeth, widow or Mrs. Mahala A. Martin, dau. qf Daniel Luke Hitchcock of Wcthcrsficid Ct.). Averill of Chasm Falls N. Y., and has had 2 ch., viz.: Frank S., b. Feb. 17, 1890. mOMPKINS, WILLIAM G. of Shelby d. Dec. 17, 1890, and Wesley B. Harwood. J- N. C. b. in New York Dec. 8, iSio, b. July 17, 1S95); son of Hiram Harwood served in the civil war as an officer in the ruf Bangor N. Y., b. in Eden Vt. Jan. 10, 71st N. Y. rcg., entered the war as a licut. 1S23, d. in Bangor Dec. 23, 1890, farmer in CO. A, was one of the original members acti\c member and ofticial in M. E. ch. of the old guard of N. Y. city (m. July 2, (m. Jan. 8, 1851 Marianne, dau. of James 1847 Jane E. Gassner [dau. of Daniel Gass- Bigelow of Bangor N. Y. [and Lueretia ncr and Susan Fowler, and gt. -gr.-dau. of Frank], desc. of the Bigelow family of John Gassner and Mary Sophia Dash], New England); son of Heman of Eden dau. Emily Louise Tompkins, b. Aug. Vt. and Bangor N. Y., b. in Wetbersfield 28, 1848. m. Harrison Hal! Jr. ot Vt. Dec. 19, 1794, d. in Niagara Out. about Shelby N. C.. b. Mar. 29, 1848. and 1835. farmer, was in war of 1812 (m. about had 5 ch., viz.: Warren Vail Ilall of Shelby 1818 Mary, d. in Todd co. Minn, 1S74, dau. N. C, b. in New York city Feb. 24, 1873, of David and Mary [Pratt] StowelO ; son Harold Station Hall, b. June 22, 1875, of Archibald of Vt., b. in Dunstable N. Charles Edwin Breedcn Hall. b. Oct. 22. H. Aug. 1762, d. in Eden Vt. 1S37, rev. sol- i8>H6, Elsie Louise Hall, b. Sep. 4, 1S7S, dier 1778. a mill Wright after tlie war (m. Mary Emily JLall, b. Mar. 31, iSSO; son of May 8, 1786 Susannah, dau. of Coombs William Ward Tompkins of New York, House, desc. of Samuel House, who came b. Greenburg Oct. 15. 1794, d. in Mott from Eng. to Scituate Mass. 1634, his Haven N. Y. Feb. 8, 1882, lieut. in war of mother was dau. of Anthony Coombs, b. 1812, capt. of the 2d dragoons 1836, served in France 1656, a French Protestant, came in the Seminole war in Florida, during to Anier. 1675, settled in Plymouth co. whicli he captured one of the principal Mass.); son of James Harwood of Dun- Indian leaders, resigned his command stable N. H., b. in Mass. about 1728, d. in 1838. capt. in the loth U. S. inf. in the .'Vmer. army in Dec. 1777, served in the Me-xican war, served through the war French and Indian war, was at storming of with distinction, military gov. of the city Quebec under Gen. Wolfe 1759, was among of Micr, examining officer during civil war the first men sent out from Dunstable in (m. Charlotte Post, b. Mar. 29, 1799. dau. rev. war, fought at Battle of Bunker Hill of William Post and Abigail Floyd, b. (m. a Clogston, she lived to be 99 years 1767, d. 1853, dau. of Charles Floyd (only old, belonged to one of the Scotch-Irish I ; ii6 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. Presby. families that settled in N. H. 1718- MITCHELL, JAMES TYNDALE of 25); son of James of Littleton Mass. and Philadelphia Pa., b. in Belleville III. Dunstable N. H., b. in Chelmsford Mass. Nov. 9, 1834, A. M. Harvard 1858, LL. D. Sep. 30, 169s; son of James Harwood, Jefferson medical coll. 1872, judge of th: served in King Philip's war in Capt. Wil- district court of Phila. 1871-5, judge com- liam Turner's Co., and afterward settled in mon pleas Phila. 1875-88, justice supreme Chelmsford (m. 1678 Lydia Barrett) court of Pa. 1889 (unmarried) ; son nt ; gr.- son Andrew Harwood, came from Eng., Edward Phillips Mitchell of Phila. Pa., b. freeman in Boston Mass. 1643. in Roanoke co. Va. Dec. 8, 1812, d. in Phila. Feb. 24, 1880, merchant and literary man,, wrote sketches, art criticisms etc. in HAIGHT, HENRY JEROME of Neal's Saturday Gazette and the Knicker- Mason Mich., b. in Cohocton N. Y. bocker Magazine under name of Ralph July 14, 1830, farmer, came to Mich, with Roanoke (m. Feb. 4, 1834 Elizabeth, dau. his parents when 3 years old, was register of Robinson Tyndale [and Sarah Thorn, of deeds for Ingham co. 2 terms, and held desc. of a Phila. Quaker family] of Ireland, various other offices (m. Feb. 22, 1854 officer in Emmett's rebellion, came to Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Capt. James Phila., merchant); son of James Mitchell Stevenson, a hardware merchant of Water- of Belleville 111., b. in Roanoke co. Va. loo N. Y., of Scotch desc, and had dau. Nov. II, 1785, d. in Belleville Feb. 24, 1869, Clara Virginia Haight, b. in Saline Mich. planter in Va. till 1819, then moved to 111., Dec. 8, 1854 [m. Frank Ira Darling, and farmer there (m. Mar. 26. 181 1 Ann G. had 3 ch., viz: Ralph E., Harry J. and Walton, dau. of William Walton of Ga. Grace E. Darling]); son of Salmon and Mary Leftwich of Bottetourt co. Va.); l/oomis Haight of Tecumseh Midi., b. in son of Edward of Roanoke co. Va. and St. Lcyden N. Y. Feb. 22, 1805, d. in former Clair CO. 111., b. in Va. .'^ug. 3, 1760, d. ir. Feb. 10, 1881, farmer, came from N. Y. St. Clair CO. Dec 3, 1837, capt. in Camp- state to Saline Mich. 1833, rep. in Mich, bell's Va. rifle reg. 1781-3, afterwards a legislature 2 terms, and held various other Methodist minister, moved to 111. i8ig (m. offices (ni. Oct. 3, i8j6 Emily Fowler, and .Aug. 26, 1784 Nancy, dau. of William and bad besides Henry J. above 5 ch., viz: Nancy Haley of Cecil co. Md.) ; son of Elmira Sophia, Adjiah N. fm. Olive Dick- James Mitchell of Hanover and Roanoke crmanl, Lydia M. [m. George Hamilton], cos. Va., b. Mar. 27, 1727, d. in Belleville Alonzo [m. Louise McBride] and Mehln 111. June 10, 1S19, farmer (m. 1758 Molly \m. .Adellal); son of George Washington Prynr Berry, widow of Maj. William Berry, Haight of Leyden and Cohocton N. Y., b, and dau of S.Tniuel Pryor of Carolina co. prob. in Herkimer co. N. Y.. d. in Cohocton Va. and Prudence Thornton); son of N. Y. 1818 (m. 1st 1800 Cynthia Loomis. Edward of Charleston S. C. b. there 1700, and had 4 ch., viz: Allen, Salmon L. as d. there 1786, of English desc. above, Alonzo and Albert, m. 2d Orpha Hurlburt. and had 2 ch., viz: Cynthia [m. Silas Ball] and Polly [m. Seth Goodwin]"*; MAYNABD, JEDEDTAH D. of Fre- son of Benjamin, b. in Dutchess co. N. Y., doni.i N, v., >h. June ig. 1820. ist desc. of a Quaker family and Simon Hoyt lieut. CO. B. 112 N. Y. vols, in civil war. of Eng. 1628 (m. Harriet Allen, and had resigned after i year's service (unmarried) besides George W. above 10 ch., viz: Wil- son of John, b. in Framingham Mass. Aug. liam. Sarah, Cabel of Mich.. Rachel \m. I, 1784. d. in Charlotte N. Y. i8.'!6. col. in a Coiiklin, lived in Pompey Hill N. Y.], war of 1812, kept a hotel, built a mile and Tdhn, Peter, b. in Dutchess co. N. Y., a half of the Erie canal in Niagara co. (m, lived in Otesco N. Y., d. there in May Sarah Putney, a desc. of the Putneys o( 1844 \m. .'\da Crawford], Benjamin, d. in Putney Eng., and had besides Jedediah D. Mich., Maria, Joseph and Edward). above 6 ch., viz.: Nabby F. fm. Pascal P. AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 117 Dirling], Needham, Silva Almedia [m. gravestone now stands in Hadley grave- Daniel C. Burgtss], Addison, Cordelia and yard (m. Nov. S, 1676 Hannah Lewis Adaliiic); sun of Joseph Maynard of Caz- Crow); son of John Marsh, b. in Eng. cnovia N. Y., b. in Framingham May i, 1618, d. Sep. 28, 168S, came to this country 1750, moved to Cazenovia 1808 (m. May s, 1635, lived in Hartford Ct. 24 years, in 1775 Deborah, dau. of Joseph Twitchell, Hadley Mass. 28 years (ni. a dau. of John and had besides John above 4 ch., viz: Webster, gov. of Cl., ancestor 01 Nuah Dcbby [m. Aaron PutneyJ, Joseph [ni. Webster). Margaret Putney], Nathan [m. Polly Put- ney] and Nabby [m. Moses PutneyJ); son TANNEY, RICHARD MOTT of Balti- of Joseph Maynard of Framingham Mass., " more Md., b. in Loudoun co. Va. Jan. b. there Nov. 20, 1725, d. there Aug. 3, 27, 1806. d. in Baltimore Dec. 12, 1874, was 1769 (m. May 29, 1746 Abigail, dau. of an elder of Baltimore meeting of Friends, Stephen Jennings); son of Jonathan, b. was actively engaged in work of relief lor Apr. 8, 1685, d. in July 1763 (m. Dec. lo, convicts and freedmen, member of U. S. 1714 -Mehitable Needom of Cambridge Christian conmiission, and as such was at Mass., d. Oct. 19, 1767); son of Zachery, the battle of Gettysburg, pres. of Baltimore b. in Sudbury Mass. June 7, 1647, d. 1724 colored normal seh. and of various char- (m. 1678 Hannah, d. 1719, dau. of John itable socs. (m. May 8, 1829 Sarah Janney Goodrich of Wethersfield Ct., and had be- Hopkins, an elder of Soc. of Friends, dau. sides Jonathan above 8 ch., viz: Zechariafi, of Samuel and Hannah [Janney] Hopkins, John, Plannah, David, Elizabeth, Joseph, and had 5 ch., viz.: Hannah, Jane Eliza, Moses and Abigail); son of John of Sud- Samuel Abijah, Johns Hopkins and Mar- bury Mass. 1639, d. Dec. 10, 1672, an origi- garet Hopkins Janney) ; son of Abijah nal proprietor, freeman 1644, was one of the Janney of Loudoun and Fairfax cos. Va., petitioners for grant of Marlborough b. in Loudoun co. May 30, 177s. d. in Alex- Mass. 1656 (m. June 14, 1646 Mary, dau. ol andria Va. Jan. 14, 1842, elder of Soc. of Comfort Starr, of English desc.) Friends, owned a mill and farm in Loudoun CO., moved to Triadelphia, where with his MARSH, LUTHER RAWSON of bros. he started the large Triadelphia Mills Middletown N. Y., b. in Pompey (m. Aug. IS, 179S Jane, dau. of John Mc- N. Y. Apr. 4, 1813 (m. Sep. 15, 1845 Jane Pherson [and Hannah], son of Daniel, Elizabeth, dau. of Alvan Stewart, lawyer, member of colonial legislature of Pa., philanthropist) ; son of Luther of Pompey moved to Frederick co. Va., son of Donald N. Y. and Chicago 111., b. in Walpole Macpherson, b. in Scotland 1686, came to N. H., d. in Chicago Nov. 14, 1859 (m. Pa. 1700, m. 1708 Ruth Shires, son of June 14, 1812 Emma, dau. of Thomas Cluny Macpherson); son of Israel Janney Hooker Rawson, a physician of Canandai- of Loudoun CO. Va., b. there May 28, 1752, gua N. Y., desc. of Edward Rawson, sec. d. there Aug. 18, 1823, an elder in Soc. of of Colony of Mass.); son of Elisha Marsh Friends (m. May 15, 1773 Pleasant, dau. of of Walpole N. H. and Onondaga co. N. Y., Francis and Jane Hague of Loudoun co. b. in former Mar. 20, 1750, d. in latter, Va., desc. of William Hague, one of the capt.; son of Elisha of Westminster Mass. early settlers of Pa.); son of Jacob of Lou- and Walpole N. H., b. in Hadley Mass. doun iCO. Va.. b. in Bucks co. Pa., d. in London co. Aug. elder of I Mar. 27, 1713, d. in Lancaster Mass. 17S4, a 3, 1786, Soc. of remarkable man (m. Widow Deborah Friends, emigrated from Bucks co. to Lou- Lorin Lathrop, a skillful painter of Boston doun CO. 1745 (m. May 20, 1742 Hannah, Mass.); son of Cornet Ebenezer Marsh, elder of Soc. of Friends, dau. of Black- cavalryman (m. Mary Parsons); son of stone and Margaret Inglesdew, who came Daniel of Hadley Mass., b. in Hartford Ct. from Yorkshire Eng. to Pliila. 1725); son about 1653, d. in Hadley Feb. 24, 1725, his Pownall Fee Cheshire Mar. 26, 1675, d, in ii8 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. PownuU Tee Cheshire Mar. 26, 1676, d. in 2d Nov. 25, 1746 Mary Skinner); son ol " Buclvs CO., came to Amer. in the En- Joshua Ripley, b. May 9, 1658, d. May 18, " deavor with his parents and bros. (m. 1739, 1st clerk and treas. of Windham Aug. 18, 1703 Rebecca, dau. of William Conn. U"- Nov. 28, 1682 Haiiji.ib, dau. of Biles of Dorchester 1679 [and Johanna], William Bradford Jr., dep. gov. of Ply- came from co. Dorset Eng. in the " Eliza- mouth colony, and gr.-dau. of William beth and Sarah," preacher of Soc. of Bradford, who came in the Mayflower Friends, was often a member of provincial 1620) ; son of John Ripley, b. in England, council and assembly of Pa.); son of d. Feb. 2, 1684 (m. Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. Thomas of Slyall Eng. and Bucks co. Pa., Peter Hobart, 1st pastor of the church of b. in Eng. 1632, d. in Cheshire Eng. Feb. Hingham Mass.); son of William, came 12, i8y6-i6g7, was a minister of Soc. of from Wymandham Eng. to Amer., settled Friends, emigrated to Amer. with wife, 4 in Hingham Mass. 1638. sons and 2 servants in the " Endeavor," arrived in the Delaware river 1683, mem- t:^YEKSON, GEORGE STERLING of ber of provincial council Pa. (m. Nov'. 24, -Lt' Toronto Canada, b. there Jan. 2r, 1660 Margery Heath ol Horton Statlord- 1854, member of the provincial pariiainciU shire Eng., sister of Anne Heath [m. of Ontario, dep. surgeon gen. of the militia James Harrison, came to Amer. 1682, of Canada, pres. of the United Empire agent for William Pcnn at Pennsbury, Loyalist Assoc, member of the senate o( member of ist council]). the Toronto univ., general sec. for Canada of St. John Ambulance Assoc, (m. Nov. n IPLEY, EDWiIN of Seattle D. C, b. 14, 1882 Mary A. Crowthcr, dau. of James -Lv m Galena 111. Jan. 18, 1867 (.m. Oct. Crowther, barrister, and gr.-dau. of James -7, ii>97 Kuth V. Sankey) ; son of Enos C. Crowther, who built parliament building.s of Galena 111., b. in Nichols N. Y. Jan. S, ui Upper Canada 1820, she, .Mary has 5 1832, d. in Galena July 5, 1893 (m. Jan. 4. cli., viz.: George Crowther, joris Sterling, 1855 Lucy Maiislicld Newhall, d.iu. of Eric Egerton, .Arthur and Laura Rycr- Iluratio C. Newliall, a noted ijhysician of son) ; son of George I.uke Ryerson of Galena 111., she, Lucj was a desc. of Col. Toronto Canada, b. in Frcdricton New Mansfield, who assisted in defeating But- Brunswick ]\Iar. 17, 1791, d. in Toronto goyne at Saratoga); son of Edwin Ripley Dec. 19, 1S82, was lieut. in ist reg. of of Galena 111., b. in Goshen Ct. Oct. 11, Canadian militia during war of 1S12-14. 1800, d. in Lena 111. Apr. 4, 1871 (in. May took part in capture of Detroit, battles of Stony 6, 1824 Louise Comstock) ; son of William Lunily's Lane. Beaver Dams and B. of Lebanon Goshen Ct., b. in Fairfield Creek (m. 3d 1S52 Isabella D. Sterling, Ct. Aug. 3, 1768, d. in Goshen July 22, dau. of Hon. Ansel Sterling of Sharon Ct., 1822, grad. Yale coll. 1786, settled ist In judge of supreme court of Ct., formerly a BalUton N, Y., afterwards Lebanon and member of stale legislature and congress, Goshen (ni. Se]). Lucy Clift) and gr.-dau. of Hon. John Canfield, elected 30, 1702 ; son of Hezekiah of Fairfield Ct., b. in Scot- to 1st continental congress, but accidentally land Ct. I'^eb. 14, 1743, d. in Fairfield Nov. killed before he took his scat, brigade maj. 29, 1831, grad. Yale coll. 1763, cliaplain in in the continental army, family settled in continental army, pastor of Congregational 1632); son of Joseph Ryerson of Vitoria church Fairfield Ct. 54 years, was a per- Canada, b. in Paterson N. J. Feb. 28, 17(11, sonal friend of Washington, his house was d. in Vitoria Aug. 9, 1854. was an ensign in serv- burned by the British under Tryon Cm. the 4th N. J. loyal vols., promoted for Jan. 9, 1765 Dorothy Brientnoll); son of ice to a lieutenancy in the Prince of Wales Hezekiah of Scotland Ct.. b. in Windham N. J. vols., settled in Marysville N. B. Mass. June 10, 1693, d. in Scotland Ct. Feb. after the war, maj., removed to Upper 7. 1779 (ni. ist Oct. 16, 1740 Miriam Fitch, Canada 1796, high sheriff, col., lieut. the ; AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 119 Willem, again, 1418; and so on until CO., (icp. gov. (m. 1784 Mehetable Stickney, 1414; the name disappears from the b. in Marysville N. B. 1766, desc. of Wil- 1585, when took an liam Stickney, who settled in Rawley records of Amsterdam. They part in the expulsion of the Spanish Mass. 1(130, family came from Hampton active Lincolnshire Eng., moved to New Bruns- from Holland, two of them were banished heresy and one, Al- wick 1764); son of Luycas Ryerson of by the Spaniards for beheaded with two l'ai-(|ucnac N. Y., b. in Ponipton N. J. bert Reyerzoon was for the same offense on 1704, d. in Paequenac 1764, co. judge, other burgers nicml)er of a military co. in the wars with .April 12, 1537. Ryerson family arms: i sa. tree withered and llic Indians (m. ist Elizabeth Gorson, 2d Quarterly, and 4, a Joanna Van Duhoff); son of Joris of eradicated arg. ; 2 and 3 arg., three halberls bend ways and in bend sinister, the middle Poinpton N. J., b. in Brooklyn N. Y. sa., blades 1664, d. in Pompton 1747, one of the one longer than the others, the king's judges for Bergen co. 1725, took oath vert: surtont, az. a martlet, or. Crest: a en of allegiance 1687 (m. 1697 Sara Schou- swan roussant. Motto: Voor God Marten Faterland. ton, d. 1743) ; son of Ryerson of New Amsterdam N. Y., b. in Amsterdam Holland, d. in Brooklyn N. Y. 1684, came QAMSON, HENRY W. of Washington to Anier. 1646, was assessed £180 tor 63 O D. C, b. there Mar. 27, 187s (unmar- acres of land, deacon in the church 1677 ried); son of George Clement Samson, grad. Columbian (m. May 13, 1663 Annette de Rapclyie, b. M. D., A. B., A. M., studied medi- l''eb. 8, 1O4O, dau. of Joris de Rapelyie, coll. 1.^07, univ. Pa. 1S69. George French irluguenot, settled in VVallabout cine in Edinborough; son of i6j5, she, Annette m. 2d Jan. 30, 1692 Whitefield Samson, b. in Harvard Mass. 1896. l''ranz Juost). Origin of the name Ryer- Sep. 29, 1S19, d. in N. Y. city Aug. 8, son. Elbert and iVlarten Adriaense were D. D.. LL. D., Ph. D., A, B., grad. Brown Holy Land the sons of Adriaen Reyerse of Flatbush univ. 1839, traveled in the 3 Newton semmary 1843, or- L. I. who with his brother Marten Reyerse years, grad. came from Amsterdam. The history of dained paster 1843, pastor of the E. St. D. C. 16 this family strikingly exhibits the early Baptist church of Washington established (Dutch) habit of changing names. years, pres. of Columbian coll., depts. in same, an edu- Reyerse, itself no surname but a patro- law and medical " Test Divine nymic, was retained by the descendants of cator, author ul The Classic " .Atonement " and Marten and who now bear the name of Laws as to Wins," The " " is the only work on Ryerson. Of the two brothers, Elbert his Art Criticism authority, resigned from settled at Flushing and his posterity there, the subject as. an of Columbian univ. 1870, and in Dutchess county and elsewhere, com- presidency Rutgers coll. N. Y. pose the Adriance family. Marten (junior) was chosen pres. of director of the Amer. remained in Flatbush and his sons took retired 1886, life friend and ad- the patronymic Martense and became the Colonization Soc, a warm and Pres. Buchanan progenitors of the Martence family. (An- mirer of Pres. Lincoln Elizabeth Smallwood) nals of Newtown, p. 386.) [The name is (m. Aug. 17, 1843 b. in Middlcbor- really a very old one and was originally son. of Abisha Samson, in Washington spelt Reyertzoon, shortened in the Dutch ough Mass. Sep. 28, 1783, d. pastor of Baptist fashion to Reyerz, hence in .Canada we D. C. June 19, 1861, Mass. have to-day two spellings. Those de- church in Vineyard Haven 1803, British ships scended from Samuel call themselves came to the main land 1S12, pastor in Rycrse, and those whose ancestor was having driven the men away, Southboro ^lass. Joseph, Ryerson. One Willem Reyerzoon Harvard Mass. 181 2, Eleanor Hovcy, 2d was burgomaster of Amsterdam in 1390; 1832-40 (m. 1st 1803 Kevsick) ; son of Claes Symon Reyerzoon burgomaster. Jan. 6. 1814 Mehetabel V- AMERICAN ANCESTRY. Abisha, b. in Middleborough Mass. Mar. Anna Rogers, b. in Conway Mass. .Apr. 3, 7, 1752, rev. soldier; son of Nathaniel, b. 1785, d. Feb. 3, 1868, had 4 ch., viz.: Phin- in Plynipton Mass. Sep. 25. 1718; son of eas, b. in Hawley Mass. June 5, 1809 [ni. Benjamin, b, in Plynipton Sep. 19, 1686; Feb. 20, 1834 .'Mmira King, d. Oct: 25, son of George Samson, b. in Duxbury 1891, had Hilary Ellen, b. .^ug. 18, 1839, d. Mass. 165s, one of the ist settlers of Aug. 16. 1S62 [ni. Sep. 18, 1856 William Plympton (ni. Elizabeth); son of Abra- Demingl. Henry Watson Stark, b. Apr. ham, came from Eng., settled in Duxbury 14, 1842 [m. Sep. 4, 1862 Emma Temple, Mass. 1629, had bro. Henry Samson, who had dau. Cora Ellen, b. May 20, 1865], came in the Mayflower. Fannie Lora, b. Dec. 14, 1844 [m. Nov. 10, 1866 Denis Taylor, and had 2 ch., viz.: QTARK, FRANCIS WILLIAM of Frank Watson, b. July 2, 1868, and Hattie k> Adams Mass., b. in Hawlcy Mass. Ruth Taylor, b. Aug. 17, 1875], George July 30, 1839, was a sailor, now has a King Stark, b. Apr. 10, 1851 [m. Aug. 8, wood and iron repair shop (m. Apr. 15, 1879 Nellie Hubberd, and had 2 ch,, Mary 1S63 Mary, b. in Plainfield Mass., dau. of Ellen, b. June i, 1S76. and Edna Gertrude Austin Mason, farmer, and had Mary Ella Stark, b. Sep. 7, 1878], Rufus Stark as Stark, b. June 5, i86g) ; son of Eufu3 of above, Daniel, b. Oct. 18, 1816, d. Mar. 18, Savoy Mass., b. in Hawley Mass. Mar. 21, 1890 [m. Dec. 15, 1840 Nancy Bartlett, d. 1812, d. in Savoy May 2, 1885, ordained a July' .30, 1866, had 4 ch., viz.: Lorenzo H., minister 1864 (m. Jan. 28, 1837 Elvira b. Oct. II, 1841, d. 1872, .^.urclia .'Knna, b. Strong Bartlett, b. in East Hampton Mass. Dec. 7, 1845 [m. Oct. 6, 1867 William Eg- Jan. 12, 1S16, d. Nov. 18, 1895, dau. of Pea- gleston. and had 3 ch., viz.: Arthur H., b. body and Nancy [Strong] Bartlett. she, Nov. 23, 1869. Jennie Maud, b. Mar. to, Elvira had 6 ch., viz.: Francis as above, 1S71, and Howard Charles, b. Oct. 9, 1884], Lucy Ann, b. Dec. 29, 1840 [m. Oct. 30, Mary Louise, b. Feb. 2, 1856 [m. Dec. 6, 1859 I,ewis Sears, and had 3 ch., viz.: 1873 Charles Eggle.^ton, and had 2 ch., Frank L., b. Feb. 22, 1864, Fred G., b. viz.: Bert Daniel, b. Oct. 25, 1879, and July 12, 1869, and Jennie Mabel Scars, b. Edith A., b. Nov. 25, 1876], and Charles Apr. 20, 1875I, Emeline Melissa, b. Nov. Stark, b. July 25, i860], and Laura Ann 15, 1845 [m. Oct. 14, 1865 Newol Rice, Stark, b. .Apr. 21, 1822 [m. Sep. 23, i8(i and h:id 4 ch., viz.: Julia Ann, b. Aug. 23, Thomas Wheeler, and had 4 ch.. viz.: 1866, Mary Ellen, b. Feb. 5, 1869, Harvey Dewey, b. June 19, 1847 [m. Carrie Lan- Orvis, b. Dec. 8, 1877 and Howard N.. b. caster, and had Frank Wheeler, b. May 4, Jan. 21, 1886J, Julia .Xnna, b. Dec. 27. [850 1S86]. Martha Mina Wheeler, b. Dec. 11, (m. June .^o, 1873 John Robertson, and 1S50 [m. Mar. 25, 1868 Lozine Packard, had 4 ch., viz.: Alice Julia, b. July 19, 1876, and had 3 ch., viz.: Nellie Amelia, b. Dec. James Baldwin, b. Aug. i, 1878, Sara E., 21, 1868, Nettie Adclia, b. Dec. 21, 1870, b. July 7. 18S2, and John Stark Robertson, and Herbert Lozine Packard], Norman b. Apr. 7. 18S5I, Louise Ruth, b. June 12, Wheeler, b. July 22. 1858, and Lynden 1855 [ni. June 30, 1874 William O'Brien, Wheeler, b. Dec. 10, 1867]); son of John and had 2 ch., viz.: Edward Francis, b. Stark of Lyme N. IL, b. in Derry N. H. Apr. 25, 1876, and John Franklin O'Brien, 1732, d. ill Williamsburg Mass., served b. Aug. 22, 1882], and Addie Eliza, b. June through the rev. war. was in the battles of 23, 1861 [m. .'\pr. II, 1885 Harvey C. But- Lexington and Bunker Hill, pensioner, a ton, and had 2 ch., viz.: Gladys Helena, cousin of Maj.-Gen. John Stark, who b. Jan. 29, 1S90, and Sydnie Brown Button, fought at Bennington (m. Tryphena Gary, b. June 5, 1892]); son of John Stark of b. in Conway Mass., of Irish desc, and had ILiulcy Mass., b. in Lyme N. H. Nov. 30, 8 ch., viz.: Justine, Israel, Pluebe, Try- 1783, d. in Hawley May 2, 1867. one of the phena, Willard, Lewis. John as above and 1st settlers of Hawley (m. Sep. 17. 1807 Martha); son of John of Derry and Lyme AMERICAN ANCESTRY. N H., b. in Glasgow Scotland 1710, d. in 8, 1713, son of Abraham and Abigail Ire- l.y'iH'. with liis father, mother and 2 bros. land); son of Solomon Stewart of Box- Arcliiljald and Nathan went to London- ford, Salem, Lunenburg and Fitchburg ilcrry Ireland 1715, came to Amer. 17JO, Mass., b. in Rowley Mass. July 24, 1698 .ctllcd in Dcrry N. H., afterwards moved (m. Martha, d. in Fitchburg 1777, buried 10 l.ynie (m. 1729 Elizabeth Nicholas of in the lower cemetery of Lunenburg Scotch desc, and a cousin of Archibald Mass.) ; son of James of Boxford, New- and IClinor [Nicholas] Stark). bury, Rowley and Bradford Mass., b. in Newbury Oct. 8, 1664, d. in Rowley Sep. nTEWAKT, GEORGE SAWIN of 17, 1750 (m. Elizabeth, d. in Rowley Dec. ^J Aiiburndale Mass., b. in Newton 29, 1747); son of Duncan Stewart of Ips- Mass. Mar. 30, 1870, B. A. of Amherst wich 1658, Newbury 1659-80 and Rowley college in Mass. 1891; son of John Mass. 1670-1717, b. about 1617, d. in Row- Brigbam Stewart of Boston and Auburn- ley Aug. 30, 1717 (m. Anne, d. in Rowley had ch., viz.: dale Mass., b. in Brownington Vt. July 14, July 9, 1729, 9 Kalherine, b. in Ipswich iSj5, d. in Auburndale Oct. 17, 1892 (m. 1658, Martha, b. in Newbury Apr. 12, 1864 Nancy Abigail Parker, b. in Apr. 4, 1659 [m. Mr. Carter], Charles, b. Coventry Vt. Feb. 20, 1839, dau. of Isaac in Newbury June S, 1661, Elizabeth, b. in Parker [and .Arabella Cobb, dau. of Sam- Newbury 1662 [m. Sylvanus Wentworth], uel, son of Richard, son of Samuel, son of James as above, Henry, b. in Newbury John, son of Henry Cobb of Plymouth, May I, 1669, John, b. in Rowley Mass., Scituate and Barnstable Mass., b. 1629. d. Samuel and Ebenezer Stewart). 1679], son of Isaac Parker, son of Moses, desc. of Abraham, who im. Nov. 18, 1644 SMITH, FRANK of Dover Mass., b. Rose Whitlock); son of Thomas Carlisle there June 11, 1854, publisher in Bos- Stewart of Brownington Vt., b. in Cov- ton Mass., author of " Hi.story of Dover," entry Vt. Oct. 26, 1804, d. in Browning- supt. of Dover sichools 11 years (m. ist Oct. • ton Sep. 2. 1865 (m. July 3, 1833 Emily, 17, 1888 Jennie G. Allen, b. in f1 West Ded- dau. of Capt. Silas Brigham [and Rhoda ham Mass. Mar. 1, 1866, dau. of Samuel F. Morey, dau. of John Morey, son of Lins- Allen [and ?Iannah Ellis, b. in West Ded- ford, son of John, son of George of Bristol ham Apr. 19, 182S], b. in Dover Mass. Apr. R. I., m. Jan. 22, 1683 Hannah Lewis], son 19. 1822, m. 2d June 9. 1897 Lillian Ellis of Stephen Brigham, son of Jedediah, son Fisher, daughter of John L. Fisher): of Samuel, son of Thomas of Watcrtown son of Albert Leland Smith of Dover Mass. 1636); son of Amherst Stewart of Mass., b. there Apr. 30, 1820, d. there Coventry and Brownington Vt., b. in May 12, 1876, farmer (m. May 17, Lunenburg Mass. Feb. 17, 1770, d. in 1849 Sarah E., b. in Dover Jan. 19. 1821, Brownington June 13, 1842 (m. 1st Dec. dau. of Isaac and Betsey [Williams] 13. 1795 Anna, b. Mar. 20, 1777, d. May Howe): son of Draper of Dover Ma^s., h 2, 1836, dau. of Capt. David Carlisle [and there Dec. 20, 1777, d, there in Mar. 1851, Sarah Cmnmings, b. June 30, 1739 or 40, farmer (m. Apr. 30, 1808 Anna, dau. of dau. of Samuel and Sarah Hastings] Cum- Micah Leland of Sherborn Mass., b. mings of Lunenburg Mass], b. in Lunen- mer) ; son of Joseph of Dedham Mass., b. burg Mass. Feb. 20, 1740 or i, son of David there Apr. 25, 1746, d. in Westminster and Lattice Carlisle) ; son of Daniel Stew- Mass. Sep. 6, 1808, took part in the battle art of Lunenburg Mass., b. in Salem Mass., of Bunker Hill, settled in Westminster bp. Nov. 24, 1734 (m. Mar. 14, 1757 Mary, 1779 (m. Sep. 17, 1777 Calla, dau. of Ileze- dau. of Abraham Ireland [and Anne Bird, kiah Allen [and Mary Draper], farmer, dau. of Benjamin Bird [and Joanna Harris capt.); son of Ebenezer Smith of Dedham of Dorchester Mass.], son of Thomas, son Mass., b. there Nov. 8, 1719, d. there, far- of Thomas Bird], b. in Charlestown Apr. mer in West Dedham (m. Sep. 5, 1749 Y H 122 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. Lydia Hartshorn); son of Joseph of Dcd- d. there 1778 (m. about 1715 Elizabeth liam Mass., b. there Jan. 14, 1673 or 4 (m. New, sister of Daniel and Anthony New, ,\ug. 17, 1698 Susanna, dau. of Tliomas and wliose son was a member of congress of Rebecca Fislier of Dedliam Mass.); son of Ky.) ; son of Joha of Gloucester co. Va., Asahel Smith of Dedliam Mass., served in b. there 1685, d. there, a wealthy tobacco the general court, was 1st town treas. of planter (m. about 1722 Mildred, b. 1699, Uedham (m. 1st Mary, d. May 10, 1676, dau. of Capt. John Smith [and Elizabeth], 2d Elizabeth); son of Robert, b. 1610, d. son of Maj. Lawrence Smith and Mildred in Hampton N. H. Aug. lo, 1706, tailor, Reade, dau. of John Reade) ; son of John settled 1st in Exeter N. H. 1639, Hampton Stubbs of Gloucester co. Va., d. there, im- N. H. 1657 (m. Susanna, d. June 12, 1680). migrated to Va. about 1665, patented lands in Gloucester co. (m. about 1675 Susan- TUBES, WILLIAM CARTER of nah). S Audubon Park New Orleans La., b. in Valley Front Va. Dec. 7, 1846, served in STRONG, AMASA of We&thampton Stuart's cavalry during the war, educated Mass., b. there in July 1749, d. there at William and Mary coll. and Randolph May 25, 1825 (m. Nov. 16, 1774 Sarah Macon coll., grad. Va. univ., prof, of chem- Noble, b. in Westfield Mass. June 9, 1X23, istry in Ala. coll. 1869-85, now prof, agri- and had 8 ch., viz. : Lois, Amasa, Asahel, culture in La. state univ., director state Ruth, Noble, Sarah, Harvey and Nancy, expt. stations and state chemist, life mem- the latter ni. Peabody Bartlett, and had ber of Va. Historical Soc, member of ad- dau. Elvira, who m. Rufus Stark [see ministrative council of Southern History Stark lineage in this volume); son of Bela Assoc, of Washington D. C. (ni. July 25, Strong of Northampton Mass., b. there 1S75 Elizabeth Saunders Blair, dau. of Oct. 4, 1719, d. there May 5, 1S03 (m. ist Henry D. Blair of S. C. [and Mary Lou 1748 Eunice, b. June 14, 1727, d. Feb. 18, Saunders of Ala., dcsc. of Dr. Edward 1763. dau. of Benjamin and Eunice [King] Saunders], the Blairs were of Huguenot .\lvord, 2d Lois, b. Sep. S, 1718, d. Oct. 5, and Scotch-Irish desc, and early settlers 179S, dau. of Increase and Mary [Shel- of S. C); son of Jeff. W. Stubbs of Valley don] Clark); son of Jerijah of Northamp- Front Va., b. there Mar. 30, 181 1, d. there ton Mass., b. there Dec. 12, 1665, d. there Jan. 22, 1897, presiding justice of Glouces- Apr. 24, I7S4 (ra. July 18,, 1700 Thankful, ter 30 years, pres. of Gloucester charity b. May II, 1678, d. May 24, 1744, dau. of sch. board 40 years (ni. Mar. 4. 1835 Ann John and Abigail [Bartlett] Stcbbins, had Walker Carter Baytop, dau. of Capt. Bay- 8 ch., viz.: Bela as above, Jerijah, Thank- top, served in war of 1812, gt.-gt.-gr.-dau. ful, Jerijah, Eunice, Ithamar, Ithamar and of Robert King Carter of S. C, gov. of Setli); son of John Strong of Northamp- Va. 1721, gr.-dau. of Thomas Baytop, ton Mass., London Eng. and Winden Ct., capt. of 1st continental artillery in rev. b. in Taunton Eng. 1605, d. in Nonliamp- war, and desc. of the Booths, Buckners, ton Apr. 14, 1699, lived in London and Struthers, Cooks, Taliafrers, Walkers and Plymouth Eng., came to Mass. 1630, re- Carters, early settlers o feastcrn Va.); son moved to Winden and thence to North- of James New Stubbs of Valley Front ampton 1659. elder (ni. ist 1625, and had Va., b. there 1719, d. there Feb. it, 1814 2 sons, 2d Dec. 16, 1630 Abigail, dau. of (m. 1791 Rebecca Robins, desc. of the Thomas Ford, and had Thomas, Jedediah, B'oswclls, Colemans. Hansfords and John Josiah, Ratum, Ebeneazer, Abigail, Eliza- Robins, who came in the ship " Margaret beth, Experience, Samuel, Joseph, Mary, and John " 1622, and settled in eastern Sarah. Hannah, Hester, Thankful and Va., had son John, d. 1G56, settled Robins Jerijah); son of Richard Strong of Taun- Neck Va.) ; son of William Stubbs of ton Eng., b. in Cairniarron Wales 1561, d. Gloucester co. Va., b. there Feb. i, 1735, in Taunton 1613. AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 123 STONE, WILLIAM BOWMAN of ruling elder (in. ist 1810 Ann Dunlap of Wust Brookfield Mass., b. there Jan. Schenectady N. Y., d. 1824, 2d Elizabeth ^4, iSii, d. there Feb. 4, i8go, grad. Am- Ely of Longmeadow Mass.); son of John hir>t coll. 1839, farmer. Congregational of Charlton and Ballston Spa. N. Y., b. in clergyman, member of Mass. legislature Upper Freehold N. J. 1749, d. 1829, judge iHji (ni. Feb. 16, 1842 Phebe W. Robin- of county court 1809-1S, member of N. Y. son, desc. of Richard Williams Robinson, legislature (m. 1773 Chloc, dau. of Col. a desc. of Richard Williams of Taimton Richard and jNIercy [Taylor] Cox, and had Eiig., b. in Eng. 1606, a dcsc. of Crom- 9 ch., viz.: Joseph, b. 1775, d. 1829, Rich- well); son of Francis Stone of West ard, b. 1777, d. 1847, William, b. 1779, d. Brookfield Mass., b. in North Brookfield 1836, Edward, b. 1781, d. 1866, Hon. John Nov. 9, 1779, d. in West Brookfield Sep. W. of Ballston Spa, N. Y., b. 1784, d. 1854, 30, 1864 (m. Mar. 27, 1804 Hannali, dau. of M. C. 1813-33, speaker of house of rep. S<.ilomon Matthews, son of Daniel, son of l6th and 19th congresses, Elisha as above, John, son of John of Cliarlestown 1658); Eliabeth, b. 17S8. d. 1887, and Sally, h. sun of Francis Stone of New Braintree 1792, d. 1888); son of Joseph Taylor of Mass., b. there 1742, d. there Dec. 12, 1802, Upper Freehold N. J., b. 1720, d. 1766 (m. capt. in I2th co. in Col. James Converse's Elizabeth Ashton, had dau. Lydia [m. reg. in rev. war (m. Sarah, dau. of John Maj. John Porter of rev. army]); son of Edward Witt of Marlboro Mass., son of John, son of Colt's Neck Freehold N. J., b. of John, son of John of Lynn Mass. 1650), 167S (m. Catharine Morford. and h;id 11 iKid bro. Jonathan Stone, who was with ch.); son of Edward of London Eng., b. Rufus Putnam at the siege of Boston, 1O50, d. 1720, emigrated from Briggs with Putnam and others settled in Ohio House York Eng. to Garret's Hill 1692, 17S9; son of Francis of New Braintree succeeded to the estates of his bro. Mat- Mass., b. in Quebec Canada 1759, served thew on the Raritan river N. J. 1688 (m. f in French and Indian war under Wolfe Catharine); son of John Taylor, b. 1611, (had 2 sons, viz.: Francis as -above and d. 1683; son of Matthew (m. Margaret, Jonathan, b. 1751). dau. of Richard Freelaiid) ; son of John of Schodtjschurst Kent Eng.; son of John; TAYLOR, FREDERICK WILLIAM son of John, d. 1560 (m. Margaret, dau. of S|)ringfield 111., b. in Toledo Ohio and sole heir of Humphry de Fairsted); Jan. II, 1853, grad. Western Reserve coll. soil of William Taylor of Schodoschurst 1873, N. Y. general theo. sem. 1876, rector Eng., d. 1493; son of John; son of Wil- Holy Trinity Danville III. 1878-86, St. liam; son of John Taylor; gt.-gr.-son of Paul's Pro. Cathedral Springfield 111. 18S6, Hanger Taylcfer of Kent Eng. 1256, desc. archdeacon of Springfield, deputy to gen- of the Norman Baron Taillcfer of Duke eral convention 1883-98, D. D. Wis. William's army. Nashotah sem. 1890 (m. 1S74 Cora L. Kingsley, dau. of Horace Binncy and Phil- TAYLOR, JOHN YEATMAN of Wash- ena [Lamb] Kingsley of Cleveland Ohio), ington D. C, b. in East Nottingham has bro. Harry Leonard Taylor of Cleve- Pa. Jan. 21, 1829, grad. Jefferson medical land Ohio. b. 1857, manufacturer, mer- coll. 1852, appointed assistant surgeon U. chant; sons of Alfred Taylor of Cleveland S. N. from Delaware 1853. passed assistant Oh'io, b. 1820, d. 1863, grad. Union coll., surgeon 1858, surgeon 1861, medical in- Jefferson med. coll. and Bellevue hospital, spector 1872, fleet surgeon North Atlantic surgeon, niaj. in 2d O. V. C. (m. 1849 squadron 1872, medical director 18797-91, Helen A., dau. of Maj. Henry Leonard of served on board of the U. S. ships D-;ca- Napolion Ohio, served in war of 1812); tur, Preble, Dolphin, Oneida, Tuscarora, son of Elisba of Cleveland Ohio, b. 1785 Kenosha and Powhatan (m. Feb. 6, 1878 d. 1861, merchant, Presbyterian layman, Sabclla Barr Bryson, dau. of Rear Admiral n^ 124 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. Andrew and Charlotte M. [Arnold] Bry- of Thomas Gilpin, son of Thomas, son of lon, gr.-dau. of David Bryson, emigrant, Bernard, son of Martin, son of William, and dcsc. of Thomas Arnold, emigrant- son of Edwin, gr.-son of Richard, b. about of 1636, desc. Cadwaladyr, the last king of 1 176, of Noiman desc., and Richard de the Britons, she, Sabella had 2 ch., viz.: Guylpyn, owner of Kentmcre manor 1206); Charlotte B., b. Mar. 7, 1880, and Andrew son of Philip Taylor of Chester co. Pu., B., b. Jan. 16, 1883); son of Job Taylor of b. there Dec. 5, 1680, d. there 1732, mem- Hockessin Del., b. in New Castle co. Del. ber of the assembly provincl. of Pa. 1715- Dec. 27, 1800, d. in Hockessin Oct. 10. 16 (m. Dec. 6, 1705 Ann, b. May 27, 1688, 1846, desc. of Henry Cornish, high sherifT dau. of Thomas and Mary [Hollings- of London, Tliomas Conway, emigrant worth] Conway, gr.-dau. of Henry Cor- 1682, Joseph Gilpin, emigrant 1695, Wil- nish, unjustly charged with high treason liam Cloud, emigrant 1682, Thomas Mer- and executed in London 1685); son of cer, emigrant about i6g8, Valentine Thomas Taylor of Worthen'bury Eng., bp. Hollingsworth, emigrant 1682, Joel Baily, Mar. 30, 162S. had a grant of land from emigrant 16S1 or 5, William Brinton, emi- William Pcnn in the Pa. colony (had 3 grant 1684, and Robert de Brinton A. D. ch., viz.: Thomas, b. 1675, Phebe, b. Apr. 1156 (m. Oct. 18, 1827 Susanna, b. Jan. 27, 3, 1677, and Philip, b. Dec. 5, 1680). 1804, d. June 25, 1893, dau. of Jolin and Hannah [Marshall] Yeatman, gr.-dau. of TEMPLE, LEVI DANIEL of Brattle- 5 Thomas Yeatman, emigrant 1708, and boro Vt., b. in South Granville N. Y. desc. of George Maris, emigrant 16S3, Nov. 18, 1858, grad. Hamilton N. Y. Col- Robert Lamborn, emigrant 1713, Edward gate acad. 1875, Chicago univ. 1883, ad- Bennett, emigrant 1684, Robert Pennell, mitted to the bar Ithaca N. Y. 1881, grad. emigrant 1686, John Marshall, emigrant Chicago divinity sch. 1885, pastor of Bap- 1687, Benjamin MiUlenhall, emigrant be- tist church Lake Geneva Wis. 1883, of fore 1685, Francis Swayne, emigrant 1710, Aurora 111. 1884, Flint Mich. 1886. West Francis Stanficld, emigrant 1683, and 33d St. church N. Y. city 1890, Lansing Humphrey Buxccy of Hurst Eng.); son of Mich. 189s, Brattleboro Vt. 1897 (m- Aug. William Taylor of Hockessin Del., b. in 14, 1883 Sar:ili Elizabeth, dau. of Elwood Chester co. Pa. Jan. 14, 1773, d. in Hock- Kellum, b. in Fairfield Ind. May 25, 1833 essin Sep. 3, 1829, minister of Soc. of [and Mary Wilson, b. in Bridgeport Ind. Friends (m. Mar. 20, 1799 Ann, b. about Mar. 28, 1S3SI, desc. of Samuel Kellum, 1781, d. in May 1857, dau. of Richard Mer- who settled in Md. about 1770, she. Sarah cer [and Elizabeth], son of Robert Mer- had 2 ch., viz.: TenerifFe, b. Sep. 3, 1884, cer, of son Thomas, son of Thomas, and Truman K., b. Sep. 4, 1888) ; son of emigrant from Ayno-on-the-Hill Eng., Truman Temple of Granville N. Y., b. in setUcd in Thornbury Pa. about 1716, she, Hebron N. Y. Mar. 5, 1834, farmer, super- Ann had 14 ch.); son of John Taylor of visor of Granville, deacon in Baptist Chester co. Pa., b. in Pa. Sep. 2, 1743, d. church (m. Mar. 25, 1855 Sarah, dau. of there Jan. 26, 1812 (m. about 1769 Dinah, Luther Welch of Hebron N. Y. [and b. Apr. 4. 1752, d. Sep. 19, 1833, dau. of Phebe Tanner, dau. of Joseph Tanner of William Baily [and Betty Cloud], son of Granville N. Y.], desc. of Solomon Welch, Daniel, son of Joel Baily, emigrant be- who m. Apr. 17, 1755, Elizabeth Lyon); tween 1681-85, she, Dinah had son Joel, son of Roswell Temple of North Hebron who had 14 ch. and dau. Rachel [m. Mr. N. Y., b. in Hartford N. Y. June 3. 1801, Peirce, and had 14 ch.]); son of Philip d. in North Hebron Aug. 27, 1886, farmer Taylor of Chester co. Pa., b. there Feb. 9, (m. Feb. 12, 1824. Elizabeth, dau. of Abra- 1714. d. there 1762 (m. Oct. 27, 1736 -Mary, ham Case of North Hebron N. Y., and b. Jan. 16, 1716, d. Apr .17, 1806, dau. of dcsc. of John Case [m. 1657 Sarah Spen- Joseph Gilpin [and Hannah Glover], son cer, dau. of William Spencer], and Michael AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 125 Spencer o( St. George Parish Edworth ling medical coll. (m. 1825 Parthena Rugg Kiig.); .son of Roswell Temple of Slirews- of Hillsborough N. Y.); son of Aaron, b. bury Mass., Hartford N. Y., Ogdeii N. Y. Jan. 25, 1763, d. June 7, 1810 (rn. Olive and Knowlesville N. Y., b. in Slirewsbury Loveland); son of Samuel Thrall, b. Mass. Aug. IS, 1769, d. in Knowlesville in Windsor Ct. July 11, 1737, d. in Apr. 16, 1851 (m. Jan. 20, 1792 Elizabeth, Rutland Vt. Dec. 3, 1821, soldier in dan. of Benjamin and Elizabeth [Eames] English service in French war of 1762, i I. Baker, dcsc. of Thomas Eames, who came capt. in rev. war, was in Shay's rebellion, from Eng. 1634, settled in Dedham Mass. member of Mass. legislature 17S8, removed 1640); son of Joseph Temple of Shrews- to Granville Mass.. to Rutland Vt. 1790 bury Mass., b. in Grafton Mass. Aug. 30, (m. Lucy, dau. of Martin and Lucy Win- 1732, d. in Shrewsbury about 1796, in rev. chell) ; son of John, b. in Windsor Ct. Oct. war 1780 (m. about 1756 Mary Whitte- 13, 1699, d. 1762, buried in Turkey Hills ni'ore) ; son of Abraham of Marlboro, parish of Windsor (m. Mary Roberts); Grafton and Shrewsbury Mass., b. in Con- son of John, b. in W'indsor Ct. June S. cord Mass. Mar. 19, 1708, served in the 1671, d. Apr. 18, 1732, buried in Turkey French and Indian war, was a training and Hill parish (m. Mindwell Moses); son of alarm soldier under Capt. Samuel Warren Timothy, b. in Windsor Ct. July 26, 1641, 1757 (m. Apr. 12, 1732 Elizabeth, b, Sep. d. 1697 (m. Nov. 10, 1659 Deborah Gun); 13, 1710 [dau. of Joseph Stratton, son of son of William Thrall, b. 1605, d. .\ug. 3, John, son of Samuel], desc. of Samuel 1678, came from Eng. in the " Mary and " Stratton. b. in Eng. 1592); son of Isaac John with Rev. John Wareham and Rev. Temple of Marlboro Mass., b. in Concord John Meverick 1630, settled 1st in Dor- Mass. Nov. 25, 1678, d. prob. in Marlboro chester Mass., in Windsor Ct. 1635, served (ni. Mar. i, 1699 Martha, dau. of Nathaniel in Pcquod war (m. Miss Goode). Joslin, and desc. of Thomas Joslin, who came from Eng. in the sliip Increase to WHIPPLE, HENRY BENJAMIN of Amer. 1635); son of Abraham Temple of Faribault Minn., b. in .\dams N. Y. Concord Mass., b. in Charlcstown Mas.s. Feb. 15, 1S22, Rt. Rev., D. D., LL. D., June 4, 1652, d. in Concord Jan. 4, 1738, consecrated 1st bishop of the P. E. Church freeman 1690, served in King Philip's war in the diocese of Minn. 1859 (m. Oct. 5, (m. Dec. dau. of 1841 Cornelia Wright, who d. 18, 1 4, 1673 Deborah, John July Hadlocke); son of Richard of Salem, 1890, was a dau. of Hon. Benjamin Charlestown and Concord Mass., b. in Wright, surrogate of Jefferson co. N. Y. Eng. abt. 1623, d. Concord Mar. 15, 1689, for many years, gr.-dau. of Hon. Stephen freeman 1672, .had a saw-mill on Spencer Ward, a distinguished patriot during rev. brook Concord (ni. about 1645 Joanna); war, she. Cornelia liad 6 ch., viz.: S.irah son of Abraham Temple of Salem Mass., Elizabeth, b. in .Adams N. Y. Aug. 2, 1843 b. about 1600, received a grant of land in [m. May 19, 1864 Charles .\. Fornum of Salem 1636. Phila. Pa.], Cornelia Ward, b. in Ada.rii N. Y. Aug. 26, 184s, d. May 21, 18S4 fm. THBALL, HOMER LOVELAND, b. 1st Feb. 22, 1866 William Wilkins Davis of in Rutland Vt. Oct. 18. 1802, d. in Md., 2d Nov. 24, 1875 Dr. Francis M. Rose Ottumwa la. July 26, 1870, moved to Gran- of Faribault Minn.], Jane Whiting, b. in ville Ohio 1815, educated at Ky. Lexington Adams N. Y. Mar. 10, 1847 [m. May 28, medical coll., practiced medicine in Homer, 1872 Henry .\ Scandiett uf Pa.], Charles Utica and Gambier Ohio, prof, of chemis- Henry, b. in Adams N. Y. June 12, 18.1c;. try in Kenyon coll. 1838-52, made some maj. and paymaster U. S. army [m. D'?c. discoveries relating to molecular reaction S, 1871 Evelyn Elizabeth McLean of Cin- and law of correlation of forces, practiced in cinnati Ohio], Francis Ransom, b. in Columbus Ohio until 1865, prof, in Star- Rome N. Y. June 5. 1853 [m. 1st June 19, 126 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 1873 Frank G. Craw of Cleveland Ohio, 1669, defended Providence when attacked 2d in Aug. i8gi F. W. Jackson of Cleve- by the Indians 1670, commanded an expe- land], and John Hall Whipple, b. in Rome dition into the Indian country (m. 1639 N. Y. Mar. 16, 11857, d. Aug. 6, 1879. Sarah of Dorchester Mass., d. in Provi- Bishop Whipple ni. 2d Oct. 22, 1896 Mrs. dence 1666). Evangeline Elizabeth Simpson, only dau. of Dr. Francis and Jane Van Poelin TTTILLIAMS, LAWRENCE of Chi- '^' [Marrs] Simpson of Massachusetts); son cago 111., b. in Cincinnati Ohio of John Hall Whipple of Adams N. Y., b. Oct. 23, 1859, educated at Phillips' Exeter in Albany N. Y. Sep. 22, 1795, d. in Adams acad.. Ph. B. Yale coll. 1882 (m. Sep. 20, N. Y. Dec. 15, 1859. merchant of Adams 18S3 Adele Ilolbrook Wheeler, b. May 24, N. Y., helped to organize the Rome and 1S63 [dau. of Nathan M. Wheeler and Mary Watertown R. R., being one of its ist di- Holbrook.dau. of Charles Anson Holbnook rectors (m. Sep. 25, 1820 Elizabeth, dau. and Lois Holcomb of Syracuse N. Y.], and of Hon. Henry Wager of Westernville N. they had 4 ch., viz.: Cornelia, b. July 20, Y., member cyf the N. Y. general assembly 1884. Dorothy, b. Jan. 12, 18S7, Lawrence, 1823-1824, one of the presidential electors b. 1896, and Wheeler, b. 1897); son of Thomas Jefferson); son of Benjamin of Simeon B. of Chicago 111., b. in Nor- Whipple of Albany N, Y., b. in Cumber- wich Ct. Feb. 3, 181S, spent the early part land K. I. Nov. 17, 1754, d. in Albany N. of his life in N. Y. city, moved to Pitts- Y. Apr. 30, 1819, rev. soldier, captured and burgh, then to Cincinnati Ohio, lived " confined on the British prison ship Jer- there 30 years, moved to Chicago 1863 (ni. sey," was doorkeeper of N. Y. genera! June 29, 184S Cornelia, b. Nov. 22, 1821, d. assembly iSoj-ig (m. Jan. 8, 1783 Susanna Aug. 22, 1882, dau. of William Sage John- Hall of Wrentham Mass.); son of David ston of Cincinnati Ohio [and Sarah Sage, of Cumberland R. I., b. there May i, 1714, b. in Middletown Ct. 1754, dau. of Gen. d. there Oct. 6, 1766, member of the R. I. Comfort Sa.ge of Middletown Ct.. a dis- general assembly 1756-7, member of the tinguished officer of the rev.], b. in Alid- 1st council of Cumberland (m. July 7, 1737 dletown Mar. 13, 1791, son of Maj. Samuel Atartha, dau. of Thomas Reed, gr.-dau. of Johnston, rev. oft'iccr); son of William C. John Reed, who was killed by the Indians Williams of Norwich Ct., b. there Mar. 25, in Pierce's fight); son of Jeremiah Whip- 1781, drowned at sea from the ship ple of Cumberland R. I., b. in Providence "Niagara" Mar. 15, 1818, shin owner and R. I. June 26, 1683, d. in Cumberland May master, visited many parts of the world 14, 1721, member of the R. I. colonial as- (m. Dec. 30, 1813 Nancy, dau. of Shubael sembly from Providence 1708, ensign (m. Breed of Norwich, b. Apr. 20, 1759, and Nov. 22, 171 1 Deborah, dau. of Joseph and Lydia Perkins, dau. of Jabcz Per- Mehitabel [Sabin] Bucklin); son of David kins, d, J795; son of Joseph Williams of Providence R. I., b. in Dorchester Mass. of Norwich Ct., b. there Mar. 14, 1753, d. Sep. 28, 1656, d. in Rehoboth Mass. Dec. there Oct. 23, 1800, rev. soldier in Ct. 18. 1710, bought property near Providence troops at N. Y. 1776, fitted out armed ves- from Filackstone called " Study Hill," en- sels from Norwich and New London, in sign (m. Nov. II, 1677 Hannah, dau. of one of these he had an action with a Brit- John and Margaret Tower of Hingham ish cruiser and came off -winner, took an ^Tass.); son of John Whipple of Provi- active part in organizing the militia, maj., dence R. T.. b. in England 1617, d. in Provi- col., brig. -gen., member of Ct. legislature dence May 16, 1685, a purchaser in 1791-98, incorporator and director Nor- Providence 1659, deputy from Providence wich and New London Union bank 1792 to the general court 1666, deputy to gen- Cm. May .^o. 1778 Abigail, b. 1760, dau. of eral assembly colony of R. T. i6C)6-76. William Coit of Norwich Ct., b. Feb. 13, member of town council of Providence 7.'!5): son of Joseph Williams of Nor- AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 127 wicli Ct. 1772-4 and Brattleboro Vt., b. in Scituate R. I. Nov. 13, 1840, was in lum- iorincr Apr. 23, 1723, d. near Brattleboro ber business, farmer in Scituate and Foster Jan. 19, 1776, moved to Vt. 1774 (ni. ist R. I., removed to Johnston 1871, in real Hannali Truenian, whose desc. live in estate business there (m. Oct. i, 1863 Mary Providence R. I., 2d Feb. 20, 1746 Eunice, Cunningham, b. in Foster R. I. July 28, (laii. of William and Hannah Wheeler of 1841, d. Dec. 3, 1S89, dau. of Nathan and Stonington Ct.); son of Jolin of Poque- Laura A. Mathewson) ; son of Benjamin tonnock Ct., b. an Haverhill Mass. Feb. 17. Wright of Foster R. L, b. there Jan. 4. i(kSo, d. in Poquetonnock Jan. 11, 1742, 1807, d. there June 12, 1893 (m. 1833 Lucy, selectman of Norwich 1721-8, one of j b. in Foster Feb. 12, iSii, d. Feb. 13, 1883, Norwich citizens appointed to present a dau. of James and Lydia [ManchesterJ petition to the general asseinbly with refer- Wells, and had besides Albert Henry ence to holding supreme court in Norwich, above 7 ch., viz.: James M., b. in Foster licut. 1721, capt. 1735, contributor for Jan. 28, 1834, Elisha H., b. in Foster Oct. fund for nieetini,' house 1711-15 (m. Jan. 22, 1835, Lydia A., b. in Scituate R. L 26, 1707 Mary Knowlton); son of Joseph, Jan. 23, 1838, Otis O., b. in Scituate May b. in Haverhill Mass. Apr. 18, 1647, d. 6, 1844, Mason Allen, b. in Foster Feb. 1718 or 20, moved to Norwich Ct., took 21, 1847, Wheaton E., b. in Foster Sep. 2. colonial oath 1677, purchased 50 acres o^ 1850, and Asahel J. Wright, b. in Foster land in Norwich 1697, member of 1st Sep. 29, 1854); son of Benjamin Wright of church Norwich 1703 (m. Nov. 18, 1674 Foster R. L, b. in Scituate R. L Apr. 6, Mary, b. in Barnstable Mass. 1644, d. in 1770, d. there Oct. 22, 1858 (m. Sep. 29, Norwich Nov. 11, 1720, dau. of Samuel 1799 Deborah, b. Mar. 31, 1780, d. Feb. 15, Fuller [and Jane Lathrop, dau. of Rev. 1821, dau. of Benjamin Tripp, and had be- John Lathrop, bap. 15S4J, b. in Holland, sides Benjamin above 11 ch., viz.: Laton, emigrated with his father Edward Fuller in b. in Foster R. L Oct. 2, 180Q, William W., the Maylfower 1620); son -of John Wil- b. in Foster July i, 1S02, Esther, b. in Fos- liams, b. about 1600, d. in Haverhill Mass. ter Mar. 6, 1804, Sarah, b. in Foster Oct. Feb. 10, 1674, emigrated about 1633, was a II, 1805, Clara, b. in Foster Oct. 7, 1808, founder of Haverhill 1643, freeman there Elisha, b. in Foster Jan. 27, 181 1, Gardner 1642 (m, Jane, d. Nov. 21, t68o, had 4 ch., C, b. in Foster Jan. 9, 1813, Seth, b. in viz.: John. Mary, Lydia and Joseph as Foster Apr. 30, 1815, Albin, b. in Foster above). Feb. 14, 1818, Olive, b. in Foster Feb. 14, 1818, and James Wright, b. in Foster Jan. WRIGHT, NATHAN MANCHES- 26, 1821); son of Zephaniah Wright of Tl'lR of Providence R. I., b. Foster Glocester R. L, b. in Providence R. L Sep. R. I. Feb. 14, 1865, grad. Brown univ. 6, 1727, d. in Glocester Oct. 13, 1788, lived i88g, supt. of public schs. Johnston R. I. in Scituate R. L 1763-83, then removed to i8gi-4, editor's private sec. Providence Glocester (m. Phccbe Place, b. Dec. 27, journal (ni. Nov. 27, 1889 Mary Elizabeth, 1732. d. .'Xpr. 15. 1814. had besides Benja- b. in Smithfield R. I. Feb. 11, 1861, dau. of min above 7 ch., viz.: Elisha. b. in Smith- John Wesley Page and Deborah Ann Phil- field R. L Aug. II, 1755, Hannah, b. in lips, grand-daughter of Jarvis Phillips Smitlifield July 15, 1757, Nancy, b. in and of William and Mary [Steere] Page, Smithfield Apr. 29, 1760, Lydia, b. in Kil- she, Mary Elizabetli has 4 ch., viz.: N;i- lingly Ct. Oct. 15, 1763, Phebe, b. in Scitu- than Manchester, b. in Johnston R. I. Oct. ate R. L ^L^r. 20, 1766, Mary, b. in 26, 1890, Beatrice Mathewson, b. in Johns- Scituate Jan. 17, 1768, and Esther Wright, ton Feb. 26, 1892, and Harold Page, b. June h. in ScittKite Apr. 30, 1773); son of Ben- 10. 1894. and Phillips Wri,2fht, b. in Provi- jamin W'right (if Sniithrk-ld R. L. d in dence July I, i8g8); son of Albert 1754 (m. Lydia, had besides Zephaniah Henry Wright of Johnston R. I., b. in above 7 ch., viz.: Samuel, Charles, Benja- " 128 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. min, Anne Smith, Hannah Williams, Lydia (m. June 24, 1762 Ann, dau. of Rees Hopkins and Freelove S%veet); son of Thomas Jr. [and Elizabeth Jones of Mer- Samuel of Providence R. I., b. in Dor- ion Pa., dau. of Dr. Edward Jones of chester Mass. Feb. 14, 1637, d. in Provi- Merion and Mary Wynne, dau. of Dr. dence Feb. 26, 1716 or 17 (ra. Johanna, had Thomas Wynne, physician, friend and 2 ch., viz.: Henry, b, 167S, d. 1676, and companion of William Penn on the ship Benjamin above); son of Henry Wrig'ht, " Welcome "], son of Rees Thomas and d. in Providence about 1676, arrived in Martha Awbrey, dau. of William Awbrey Dorchester Mass. about 1634, removed to of Llanelien Breconshire Wales, cadet of Providence about 1646, member of 1st the Aberkynfrig Awbrey family, desc. of church of Dorchester, land owner (m. Sir Reginald Awbrey, who accompanied Elizabeth, had 2 ch., viz.: Mary, b. in Bernard de Novo Mercatu in his conquest Dorchester Mass. Apr. I, 1635, and Sam- of the CO. Brecon); son of Thomas Wil- uel as above). liams of Phila. Pa., b. in St. Austell Corn- wall Eng., bp. Aug. 22, 1697, d. in Phila. WILLIAMS, REED AUGUSTUS of Jan. S, 1734, emigrated from near St. .Aus- Germanlown Pa., b. in Philadel- tell Cornwall Eng. to Phila. 1733 (m. July phia Pa. Jan. 10, 1847, has bro. Clement 2, 1722 Mary, dau. of John and Melior Nowell Williams; sons of Reed Augustus Reed of Menheniot Eng); son of Andrew Williams of Germantovvn Pa., b. in Pliila. of St. Austell Eng., buried in the church Feb. 20, 1S14, d. in Germantown May 10, of St. Mewan ^lar. 7, 1730--1, he owned 1877, lumber merchant, member of the mills and a tenement called " Gover firm of R. A. and J. J. Williams (m. July (Elizabeth buried in St. Mewan's church 6, 1841 Elizabeth, b. in Pliila. Feb. 26, 1817, alongside of her husband Mar. 5, 1729-30). d. in Germantown Pa. Aug. 29, 1873, dau. of Elisha Newell English and Elizabeth PRICE, CHARLES RYAN of Spring- Mary Clement, desc. of Gregory Clement, field 111., b. there Oct, 11, 1874 (un- one of the regicides); son of Howard of married); son of Jacob Fishback Price of Germantown Pa., b. in Phila. June 25, 1788, Springfield 111., b. in Woodford co. Ky. d. in Germantown Sep. 16, 1875, lumber .\pr. 7, 1846, d. in Springfield July 26, merchant, member of the firm of H. and C. 1885, physician, educated at a private Williams of Phila. (ni. May 6, 1813 Ann, school in Nicholasville Ky., Normal univ., b. in Darby I'a. June 6, 1789, d. in Phila. studied with Dr. Sidney Mien at Win- Sep. 27, 1842, dau. of Jonathan Heacock chester Ky., grad. Louisville medical [and Hannah Pyle, dan. of Jacob and univ. 1867, was assistant surgeon at the Sharpies] Pyle, all of whose immi- soldiers' home Dayton Ohio 1868, attended Jane I grant ancestors were farmers in Delaware Bellevue hospital medical coll. and Jeffer- 00. Pa.), son of John and Sarah [Taylor] son medical coll. (m. Feb. 7, 1872 Jessie Heacock); son of Thomas Williams of Vincent Loose [dau. of Jacob G. Loose, Phila. Pa., b. there Apr. 26, 1763, d. there son of Conrad and Elizabeth [Brendle] Feb. 24, 1846, cabinet-maker, member of Loose of Franklin co. Pa.], and had be- Phila. city council (m. ist May 9, 1787 sides Charles Ryan Price 3 ch., viz.: Jay Isabella, b. in Phila. Pa. Nov. 28, 1763, d. Loose Price, b. Oct. 27, 1872, Jessie Eliza- there July 4, 1796, dau. of Peter Howard beth, b. June 2, 1880, and Joseph Bcidler [and Elizabeth Chadwick of Phila., dau. Price, b. Mar. 21. 1882); son of Jacob of Jiihn and Isabella Chadwick of York- Fishback Price of Woodford co. Ky., b. shire Eng.], sou of Henry and Hannah ne.ir Frankfort Ky. Jan. 17, 1807, d. in [Sharpies] Howard); son of Samuel Wil- Woodford co. June 3, 1847, Presbyterian liams of Phila. Pa., b. in St. Austell Corn- minister, preached 1st in Louisville, re- wall Eng. Jan. 23, 1729. d. in Phila. Feb. moved to Pisgah parish, pastor of the 29, 180S, cabinet-maker, lumber merchant Pisgali church there (m. Sep. 3, 1830 Maria AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 129 I Kfid Miles, b. in Scott co. Ky. Oct. 3, dolph of Turkey Island Va); son of Mat- 1811. J. Sc|). 6, 1885 [dau. ot James thew Price of Henrico co. Va., b. in Wales F. and Chloc Isabella [Tarlcton] Miles], 1615, d. in Henrico, was left by his parents ? iiid )iad besides Jacob Apr. 7, 1846, 7 ch., to be educated in Wales while they emi- viz.: Charles William, b. in Woodford co. grated to Anier., but when 20 years old he " Ky. July 6, 'I834, d. in Plattsburg Mo. emigrated to Amer. in the ship George Sep. 6. 1885, capt. in confederate army un- Jo Severne " 1635; son of John Price of der Col. Roy Cluke in Gen. John Mor- Henrico co. Va., b. in Wales 1580, d. in " " gan's reg. [m. June 14, 1871 Sue E. Riley Henrico, came to Va. in the Star 162a of PlatlsburK Mo., and had 6 ch., viz.: (m. 1619 2d Ann, b. 159Q, had dau. Mary, Stuart R., Mattie, Charles S., Riley, Jacob b. in May 1620, she Ann came with her " " F. and Henry R. Price], Chlo Isabella, b. dau. in the ship Francis Banaventure in Clark co. Ky. Nov. 18, 1836, d. June 12, to Va. 1620). 1864 [m. Nov. I, 1862 Charles H. Morton of Charleston III.], Maria Louise, b. in TONES, JOSEPH JEROME of Coal- Woodford CO. Dec. 8, 1838 [m. William " ville Utah, b. in Cowdcn 111. Apr. 3, Woodford Taylor of Louisville Ky., 7 ch., 1864, lived on a farm until 17 years ot age, viz.: Dr. Thomas Madison, Nannie R., grad. B. S. at Northern Indiana normal James Lane, William Catesby, Mabelle, coll. in Valparaiso Ind. 1887, taught sch., Louise and Jacob P. Taylor], Ann Mary, studied law in 111. until 1892, admitted to b. in Woodford co. Ky. Jan. 17, 1842 [m. the bar 1892, admitted to the supreme court June 3, 1864 Joseph B. Perkins of Spring- of Nebraska 1894, of Iowa 1894, of Utah field 111., and had 4 ch.. Joseph B., Robert 1896, postmaster of Coalville (m. Mar. 22, L., Chas. P. and Reid M.j. Charlotte Ella, 1894 Mrs. Charlotte M. Paxton Brown, b. in Woodford co. Ky. Sep. 20, 1S43, d. in dau. of Thomas and Fanny Paxton, Newman Kan. Sep. 21, iSSo [m. Jan. 13, among the earliest settlers of Tama co. 1870 J. F. True of Newman Kan., and had Iowa, but were originally from Indiana, 4 ch., viz.: Maria Bella, Irene W., James she, Charlotte had Jcrald Joseph Jerome F. and Lou Ella Trane], James M. and Jones); son of Samuel Jones, b. in Knox John Price) ; son of John Price of Clark CO. Ohio Mar. 20, 1S34, d. in Cowden 111. CO. Ky., h. in Henrico co. Va. 1757, d. in Oct. 17, 1881, migrated with his i)arents to Clark CO. 1847, was an officer in the conti- Shelby co. 111. 1841, private in co. B 7th nental army in the rev. war, removed to 111. cavalry in the union army, farmer, Ky. 1794 (m. isl Frances Branch of Prince stock dealer (m. Martha .\nn Khoads, and Edwards co. Va., and had Daniel Branch had 5 ch., viz.: Mary L., b. Feb. 10, 1857 Price, circuit and co. clerk at Nicholasville [m. Mansfield Broylcs of Shelbyville III., Ky 3d 1800 b. Earle Broyles], , Rosanna, Aug. 16, 1777. and had Robert James dau. of Jacob Fishback [and Phnebe Mor- Green of Cowden 111., h. Oct. 10, 1858 fm. gan), private in the Va. line, she Rosanna in July 1881 Julia Moore, and had 5 ch.]. had 5 ch. beside Jacob F. Price, b. Jan. 17, Bunea Vista of Cowden 111., b. Feb. 18. 1807, above, viz.: William, Louisa [m. Col. 1862 [m. in Sep. 1882 J. Francis Moore, Oliver Anderson], James [m. Charlotte and had 5 ch.], Joseph Jerome as above Elizabeth Hart], Jefferson [m. Cassandra and Clara May Jones, b. Dec. 14, 1872, she, Scott] and Samuel, a physician) ; son of Martha Ann Rhoads, desc. of George Pugh Price of Henrico co. Va., b. there Whitfield, chaplain to the colony estab- (and had besides John as above 4 ch.. viz.: lished by Gen. Oglethorp in Ga., friend, Pugh, who was the father of Gen, Sterling companion and co-worker with John Wes- Price of the confederate army, Daniel, who ley, the founder of the present M. E. settled in Mo., Elizabeth and Mary); son church, her ancestors were the 1st white of John of Henrico Va.. b. there (m. Jane, settlers in Shelby co. III., gr. -parents were whose eldest son John m. Elizabeth Ran- murdered by the Indians 1819, had 4 gt.- 13° AMERICAN ANCESTRY. uncles in the battle of New Orleans 1815); Woodbury of Dorchester co., who camf son o( Enos Jones, b. in Lempstcr N. II. to Amer., and settled in Salem 1624); son '%„{ Aup. ,10, 1S09, d. near St. Louis Mo. June of John of Hillsborough and Antrim N'. 10. 1849, migrated to Shelby co. 1841 (in. H., b. in Windham N. H. July 14, 1750, about 1830 Sarah Reed, and had besides d. in Antrim Jan. 9, 1823, served in rev. Samuel above 10 ch., viz.; Mary Ann, b. war 5 years, was in the battle of Saratoga Dec. 10, 1830, d. in Princeton Mo. about against Burgoyne, wounded 1780 (m. I/Su 1886 [m. John Perkins], Nathan, b. July Margaret Boyd, and had 4 ch., viz: 16, 1832, d. in Cowden 111. 1875, Nancy, b. Thomas, Alexander, John and Robert); *: Jan. 13, 1836, Sarah, b. Jan. 14, i8j8 [m. son of John of Windham N. H., b. there S. Cosart of Cowden 111.], Martha, b. Feb. (m. Jane); son of Alexander McCoy, b. 10, 1840 [ni. James Worlcy of Indianapolis in Argyleshiie Scotland, d. in Windham, Ind.], James H., b. Feb. 11, 1843, Richard settled in Windham 1721, hewed his farm R. of Cowden 111., b. Feb. 5, 1845, druggist, from the forest, deacon. Heman of Lakewood 111., b. Mar. 21, 1847, George W., b. Nov. 14, 1848, and Joseph DENNIS, RICHARD of Lowell Mas,-:., b. in I. Jones, b. Jan. 5, 1850); son of Nathan Newport R. Sep. 5, 1802, d. Jones, b. in Ashburnham Mass. Apr. 12, Feb. 19, i860, supt. of Appleton mills in years, in 1773. d. ill Shelby co. 111. May 14, 1852 (m. Lowell 25 councilman 1852 (m. Sep. 1826 Lucy A., dau. of Hooper 1706 Betsey Spaulding) ; son of Enos, b. John in Lunenburg Mass. July 4, 1742, d. in of Berwick Me., desc. of William Hooper, " Ashbuniliam Mass. Dec. 30, 1825 (m. ist who came in the James " from Eng. Mary Whitmore, 2d wid. Hannah Adams 1635 and Nathan Lord, who came to Russell); son of William at Weston Mass. Kittery Me. 1652, she, Lucy had 6 ch., viz: [m. [ni Jan. 4, 1706, d. at sea Jan. 26, 1761 (m. Anna M. Mr. McCoyJ, Mary A. Mr. Carter], William H., of U. S. coast Dec. 25, 17,33 Sarah Locke) ; son of Josiah, survey, Jennie D. [m. Mr. Metoalf], b. in Weston (m. Abigail Barnes) ; son of Josiah Jones, b. in England about 1640, Sarah F. [m. Dr. Hunviilirey] and Edward emigrated to New England about 1665 (m. P. Dennis, supt. Lowell machine shop); of Jonathan Oct. 2, 1667 Lydia Treadway of Charles- son Dennis of Portsmouth town Mass.). and Newport R. I., b. in former Jan. 15, 1767. d. there Sep. 17, iSso, he and his McCOY, J.\MES MONROE of Lowell wife were members of the Soc. oi Frieni.'^ Mass., b. in Antrim N. H. June 15, (m. Dec. 7, 1791 Hannah, dau. of .Sam- Ij^ 1817, d. Feb. 16, 1879, was teacher in the son Sherman, desc. of Pliilip She'iiii'i, 'SI public schools of Lowell, founder and prin- who came from Dedham. Hannah had 9 cipal of Lowell commercial coll., educated ch., viz: Samuel, James, Richa-'d, Jona- at N. H. Meriden acad. and Amherst coll. than, William, Anna [m. Mr. Wing], (m. Dec. IS, 1852 Anna M., dau. of Rich- Abby [m. Mr. .\rnold], Ruth fni. Shove] ard Dennis [and Lucy Hooper], desc. of and Mary (m. Mr. Congdonj); son of Robert Dennis of Newport R. I., Henry Robert Dennis oif Portsmouth R. I., b. Hnwland of Plymouth colony Mass. and there Sop. 12, 1727 (m. June 21, 1-5,0 Gov. Coggcshall of R. I., she, Anna had Hann.ah, dau. of Thomas Coggeshall, desc. Louise Josephine McCoy, M. A. of Wel- of John Coggeshall, who came from " lesly coll. [m. Rev. Frank Mason North, Essex CO. Eng. in the " Lion 1632, gov, had Eric McCoy Horthj); son of John of R. I. colony 1647); son of Joseph McCoy of Antrim N. IL, b. June 14, 1784, Dennis of Portsmouth R, I , b. fhoro M.iy d. there Dec. 7, 1861, farmer and bridge- 25, 1689, d. there Oct. 24, 1759, deputy builder (m. Apr. 13, 1813 Hannah, dau. 1720-31 (,m. .'\pr. 20, 1721 Sarah, dau. of of Dea. John Taylor and Hannah Wood- Thomas Durfee. gr.-son of Thomas Dur- bury of Beverly Mass., a desc. of John fee of Portsmouth R. I., a prominent man AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 131 in R. I. colony, deputy 1707-13, she, Sarah Martin Rose] and Sarah [m. Amasa had besides Robert above 7 ch., viz: Boynton]); son of Elisha Akin, b. in Dar- Sarah, Sarah, Joseph, Ann, Ruth, Lydia niouth Mas.?. Jan. 26, 1720-1721 (.m. ist and Freeborn); son of Robert Dennis of Elizabeth Tripp, 2d widow Marsh, dau. of I-'ortsnioutli and Newport R. I., d. Juna William Ross, had besides Abraham above 5, 1691, bouglit land in Portsmouth 1691, 9 ch,, viz.: Thomas, b. Nov. 18, 1739, Ruth, deeded land for a friend's burying ground b. Nov. 17, 1741 [m. Joseph Sheldon], 111 Portsmouth, deputy 1673-84 (m. Nov. Sarah, b. Aug. 25, 1746 [m. William 19, 1672 Sarah, dau. of Henry Howland, Briggs], Timothy, b. June 19, 1750, Ann, one of the proprietors of Duxburg b. July 22, 1752, James, b. Oct. 25, 1754 [m. Mass., had bro. John Ilowland, who came 1st Polly Halloway, 2d Sylvia Morgan, and " in tlic Mayflower," she, Sarali had be- had by latter a gr.-dau. Susan lilstone, sides Joseph above 4 ch., viz: Mary [m. who m. Gen. Lew Wallace], Margaret, b. Mr. Lawton], Robert, Sarah [m. Mr. July 17, 1762 [m. David Talman], Murray, I"ish] and John). b. July 24, 1765 [m. Lucy Haines], and Olive, b. Sep. 6, 1767 [m. James Hallo- AKIN, ABRAHAM of Wdllsborough way]); son of David Akin, b. prob. in N. Y., b. there July 30, 178S, d. Feb. Dartmouth 1689, d. 1779, came to Dutchess 7, 1828, lieut. in Capt. Lunian Wad- county 1741 (had besiides Elis'ha aibove 9 li.irn's CO. of militia in 3d battalion war ch., viz.: John, b. 1718, d. 1779 [m. Mar- of 1S12, capt. in 37th reg. N. Y. militia garet Hicks], Mary [m. Abraham 1814, served in the battle of Plattsburgh, Thomas], Joaiah. Abigail. Sarah. Hannah, major (m. Oct. 20, 1808 Elizabeth Boyn- Jas., David and JonaJthan); son of John ton, desc. of John Boynton of Rowley Akin, b. 1663, d. June 13, 1746, came from Mass., and had 9 ch., viz: Carlos, b. Aug. Portsmouth R. I. to Dartmouth Mass. 17, 1S09, Caroline, b. Nov. ig, 181 1 [m. 16S0 (m. 1st Hannah Bnggs of Ports- Samuel HolTnagle], Sarah, b. Oct. 8, 1813 mouth R. L, 2d Hannah Sherman, had be- [m. .'\sa Stower], Rosaniiond, b. Aug. 11, sides David above 13 ch., viz.: Susan, b. 1815 [m. Paul Boynton], Cecilia, b. Nov. 1691, Deborah, b. 1692, Timothy, b. 1694, 9, 1817 [m. James StafTord], Elizabeth, b. Mary, b. 1697, Hannah, b. 1699, Thomas, Nov. II, 1819, Minerva Lake, b. Feb. 8, b. 1702, Elizabeth, b. 1704, James, b. 1706, 1822 [m. Dr. Lyman Barton], Clorinda, b. Judith, b. 1708, Benjamin, b. 1715. Eben- Sep. 20. 1824, Lucy Martinia Akin, b. Mar. czcr, b. 1717, Susannah, b. 1718, and Elihu, 28, i8.;8 [m. Horace Sheldon]), had bro. b. 1720). MARTIN JAMES Akin, b. 1791. d. Apr. 8, 1828, was capt. of a co. of volunteers BELL, HJtNRY W. of Chelsea Mass., nearly all under age, who fought so val- b. there Oct. 5, 1863 (unmarried); iantly that congress presented each mem- son of John of Chelsea ^Tass., b. in Haver- ber with a gun for gallantry in the battle hill N. H. Oct. 20, 1837 (ni. Caroline F., of Plattsburgh some years afterward; sons dau. of Caleb Pratt of Chelsea Mass., and of Abraham Akin, b. in Quaker Hill June had besides Henry W. above 4 ch., viz.: 25, 1744, went to Willsborough with his Alfred M., Helen M., Grace W. and Her- brother-in-law Joseph Sheldon, bought mon P. Bell); son of James of Amherst land of William Gilliland, and was one of N. H., b. there Jan. 15, 1792, d. in Bolton the early settlers there, was member of the Mass. Jan. 25, 1864 (m. 1st Mary Barnett, Soc. of Friends, as were his ancestors for 2d Rebecca Weston, had besides John several generations (m. 1st Sarah Marsh, above 12 ch., viz.: Calista. Brooks, .Alfred, 2d Elizabeth Chase, and had 5 rti., viz.: Leretta, Orta. I.ititia. Rosina, John, Rufus, Abraham, b. July 30, 1788, as above, Betsey James. Charles and Licitta); son of Joseph I/' 1 [m. Benjamin Smith Fairchild], Martin Bell of Bedford N. H., b. there Apr. 17, James, b. 1791, d. Apr. 8, 1828, Susan (m. 1757 (m. June 4, 1776 Mary Honston, and I, ^ '32 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. • had besides James above g ch., viz.: John, b. Aug. 28, 1732, Ephraim, b. Mar. 9, 1734, Isaac, Joseph, David, Jacob, Sarah, Mary licut. in rev. war, John, b. Sep, 8, 17,16, and Susanna); son ot John of Bedford N. col. in rev. war, Joseph, b. June 4, 1738, H., b. in Coleraine Ireland 1732, came to lieut. in rev. war, meinber of Soc. of Cm Anier. and settled in Bedford (in. 1st Jane cinnati. Sarah, b. June 4, 1738, Amos, b. Carr, 2d Sarah Bell of Londonderry, had Apr. 26, 1742, serj. in rev. war, Jcdediaii, besides Joseph above 4 ch., viz.: John. b. Jan. 20, 1744, d. May 16, 1774, Edna, b, Rachel, Susan and Mary); son of John Apr. 26, 1746, Mary, b. Sep. 29, 1749, Paul, Bell, b. in Corleraine N. H. 1690, d. b. Oct. 21, 1751, col. in rev. war, and in Bedford N. H. 1746 m. Cathe- .•\bial, b. Dec. 23, 1753); son of Joseph rine, had besides John above 3 ch.. Boynton, b. in Rowley Mass. 1669, b. Nov. viz.: Joseph, Mary [m. Garon Riddle, had -5, '755, deacon, was one of the lay mem- son David, who was in the rev. war). bers of the council of Salem village church to settle the differences in the church that BOYNTON, HARRY COOK of Ply- grew out of the witchcraft trials (m. Jan, mouth Mass., b. in Willsborough N. 30, 1692 or 3 Bridget, dau. of Nathanii'l Y. Apr. 16, 1874, student at Harvard univ. Harris, and had besides Ephraim above 10 (unmarried); son of Orville Abraham ch., viz.: Sarah, b. 1693, Nathaniel, b. 1694, Boynton of Willsborough N. Y., b. there Bridget, b. 1697, Joseph, b. 1698, Benjamin, Sep. 23, 1836 (m. .'\ug. 16, 1865 Martha b. 1700, Bridget, b. 1702, Abial. b. 1705, Loella Cook, dan. of Samuel T. Cook of Zacheus, b. 1710, Edna, b. 1712, and Eliza- Barre Vt.); son of Paul of Willsborough beth, b. 1714): son of Joseph Boynton, b N. Y., b. in Shelburn Vt. Jan. 17, 1808 (m. in Rowley Mass. 1645, d. there Dec. 16, Nov. 27, 1833 Rosamond, dau. ot Abra- 1730, capt. of the Rowley military co., ham Aikin, dcsc. of John Aikin of Dart- town clerk and representative many years mouth Mass.); son of Job Boynton, b. in (m. 1st May 13, 1669 Sarah, dau. of Rich- FitzwilHam N. H. Apr. 2, 1776 (m. Rachel ard Swan, and had besides Joseph above Rich); son of Job, b. in Rowley Mass. 9 ch., viz.: Sarah, b. 1671, Ann, b. 1673, Jan. 6, 1748, was among the ist settlers of Richard, b. 1675, John, b. 1678, Jonathan, Burlington Vt., built one of the 1st houses b. 1679, Benoni, b. 16S1, Jonathan, b. 1684, there, held various town offices, built and Hilkiah, b. 16S7, and Daniel, b. 1689, 2d owned several vessels, among which were Elizabeth Wood); son of John Boynton. the " President," the " Leopard " and the b. about 1614, d. 1670, came to Rowley " Burlington Packet," engaged in the fur Mass. with his bro. William from York- trade, enlisted at Ticonderoga alarm 1777 shire Eng. 1638. freeman 1640 (m. Ellen (m. Mar. i8, 1773 Mary, dau. of Peter Pell of Boston Mass., and had besides Joyslin [and E'lizabeth Greenk-af. desc. of Joseph, b. 164s, as above, 6 ch., viz.: John, Kdmund Greenle.af], desc. of Th.omas Toys- b. 1647, Caleb, b. 1649, Mercy, Hannah, b. tin, wlio came to Amer. in the ship " In- 1654, Sarah, b. 1658, and Samuel, b. 1660). crease " 1635, she, Mary had besides Job above R ch.. viz.: Jedediah, b. in Fitzwil- BESSEY, CHy\RLES EDWIN of Lin- liani June 16, 1774, Elijah, b. in Fitzwil- coln Neb., b. in Milton Ohio May 21. Ham Fc-b. 16, 1779, Aniasa, b. May 27, 1781, 1845, lived on a farm until 1864, educated Peter Joslin, b. July 5, 1783. Elizabeth, b. in Seville acad., Canaan acad. and the Mich, in Burlington Vt. Dec. i, 1785 [m. .Mira- agricultural coll., studied at Harvard univ., hani y\ikinl, John, b. Nov. 10. 17S7, 'Mary, now prof, of botany in Neb. univ. and act- b. Jan. 24, 1790 [m. Amasa Lyon], and ing state botanist (m. Dec. 25, 1873 Lucy, Paul, b. Nov. 27, 1793); son ot Epbraim dau. 'of William .^thearn [and Sarah Ermiiia Boynton, b. in Rowley Mass. in July 1707 Chase of Martha's Vineyard], of English (ni. May 2, 1732 Sarah Stewart, and had and Scotch desc, she, Lucy had 3 ch., viz.: besides Job above 11 ch., viz.: Elizabeth, Edward, Ernst and Carl); son of Adnah ; -wlF^PffY AMERICAN I'A N'C E S T R Y. 133 Bcssey of Milton Ohio, b. in Bctlilehem Mayflower); son of Daniel Bunker of Pj. in Feb. 1812, d. in Milton Sep. 10. Nantucket Mass., b. there 1696, d. there lH6j, classical and mathematical education, 1746 (ni. 2d Margaret, dau. of Peter and Ir.icliiT in Pa. and Ohio for many years, Hope [Gardner] Coffin); son of George (arriKT, surveyor, came to Ohio from Pa. of Nantucket, b. there Apr. 26, 1671, d. |8J4 (m. 1841 Margaret, dau. of Samuel there (m. 1695 Deborah Coffin, b. 1671, d. lillenberger, of French and German desc); 1744, dau. of James Coffin, b. i()4o, d. July sun of Michael of Milton Ohio, b. in 28, 1720 [and Mary Severance], son of Bethlehem Pa. about 1785, d. in Milton Tristram Coffin, b. 1605, d. 1681 [and 185J. came to Ohio 1834. purchased 160 Dionis Stevens, dau. of Robt. Stevens], jcres of land in Milton tp. Ohio (m. about came to Anier. from Brixton F.ng., settled 1810 Mary Wissmar, vvfiose ancestors in Salisbury Mass. 1642. was one of the came from Mannheim Germany and set- 1st settlers of Nantucket); son of William tled in Eastern Pa. before the rev. war) Bunker of Nantucket, b. in Topsfield Mass. suJi of Jacob Besse of Bethlehem Pa., b. 1648, d. in Nantucket 1712 (m. Apr. II, in luislern France, d. in Bethlehem, came 1669 Mary Macy, b. 1648, d. 1729, dau. of to Phila. during the last French war, was Thomas Macy, b. 1608, d. 1682, and Sarah compelled to fight in the British army Hopcott, went to Nantucket 1659, and against his countrymen, escaping settled were the 1st white settlers on the island); in Pa., served in rev. war against the Brit- son of George of Topsfield Mass., b. in ish (m. Miss Smitli). Eng., d. in Topsfield May 26, 1658 (m. 1645 Jane Godfrey, d. Oct. 31, 1662, who William BUNKEB, HAROLD of Brooklyn N. m. 2d Richard Swaync); son of Y., b. there Dec. 21, i86g, lawyer of Eng. 1648. (unmarried); son of Edward Seaman Bunker of Brooklyn N. Y., b. in Jeru- CHAPPELL, ORA ADDISON of El- salem N. Y. Aug. 16, 1840, grad. N. Y. gin III, b. in Ran Claire Wis. Feb. Bellevue hospital M. D. coll. 1871, prac- 16, 1862, D. D. S. of Pa. coll. of dental titioner of medicine and surgery (m. Dec. surgery 1883, M. D. of Rush med. coll. 25, i860 Alice Loines, dau. of John Loines 1892, now a dentist in Elgin (m. May S, and Mary Bunker, dau. of Capt. Reuben 1886 Nellie B.aker Mann, dau. of Hon. Bunker of Nantucket desc); son of Alex- Sylvester Sherman Mann of Elgin 111. and ander C. of Wantagh N. Y., b. in Hudson Caroline Young of Elgin, and had 2 ch.. N. Y. Nov. 9. 1816 (m. Oct. 17, Mary viz.: Ora Mann Chappell, b. Feb. 7, 1S87, P. Seaman, dau. of Ardon Seaman, d. Apr. and Rollo Mann Chappell, b. Oct. 21, 2, 1875, minister in the Soc. of Friends, m. 1889); son of Addison of Eau Claire Wis., Mar. 26, 1817 Elizabeth Merritt of Beth- b. in Kingsville Ohio Feb. 14, 1838 Cm. page, d. Feb. 3, 1875) ; son of Timothy W. Mar. 31, 1S60 .-Vurclia Elizabeth Pease, dau. Bunker of Hudson N. Y., 'b. in Nantucket of Joseph and Cynthia [Hunt] Pease, and Mass. June 17, 1778, d. in Hudson Aug. i, had besides Ora A. above 4 ch., viz.: 1856, sailor on board of a whale ship in Edith, b. 1S71, Otis, b. 1875, Earl. b. u-Sj. early life, afterwards lived in Hudson and and Ruby Bell, b. 1887); son of Harvey N. Y. (m. 2d Nov. 2, 1810 Eunice, dau. Morrison Chappell of Horicon Wis., b. in of EHab Coffin, b. 1755, d. 1841, East Hampton Ct. Feb. 14, 1794, d. in and Mary Jenkins, b. 1760, d. 1839); son Horicon Sep. 6, 1859, wool manul'acturer, of Tristram Bunker of Hudson N. Y., b. soldier in war of 1S12 (m. May iS, 1824 in Nantucket Mass. Aug. 19, 1742, d. in Mary, dau. of Ellis and Hannah Williams Hudson May 24, 1823 (m. Feb. 28, 1765 of Lake Pleasant Pa.); son of Walter of Anna Bunker, b. Jan. 23, 1744, d. Sep. i, Lebanon, East Haddam and Ch.ilham Ct., 1830, dau. of Benjamin Bunker and Abigail b. in Lebanon Apr. 29, 1772, d. in Wamps- Worth, desc. of John Howland of the ville N. Y. Oct. 12, 1867, blacksmith (m. 134 AMERICAN ANCESTRY." I7y2 Eunice, dau. of Dewey and Hannah son's i6th reg. 1779, ist lieut. 1782, was at [Freoland] Hiall) ; son of Joshua Chappell Stillwater, Saratoga, Valley Forge, Mon- of Lebanon Ct., b. there 1735, d. in Rox- mounli, Springfield, witli Sullivan in R. I., bury Ct. July 3, 1775, lieut. in Capt. Peter with the army before N. Y. to close of Pcrit's reg., injured in the battle of Bun- war, selectman of Boston 181 1-17, treas. of ker Hill (m. Nov. 18, 1755 Batlisheba, dau. Mass. Soc. Cincinnati 1811-34); son of of Ichabod Brewster, desc. of Elder Wil- Frederick Greene Carnes of San Fran- liam Brewster) ; son of Joshua of Lebanon cisco Cal, b. in New York city N. Y. Nov. Ct., b. there Sep. 17, 1702, d. there Dec. I, 1826, d. in San Francisco Jan. 22, 1889, 20, 1786 (ni. Abigail Beattie); son of Caleb grad. Harvard law coll., merchant of N. Chappell of New London and Lebanon Y. city in the drug business with his Ct., b. in former Oct. 7, 1671, d. in latter father, moved to Cal. 1868 (m. Apr. 26, Mar. 29, Z733. lieut., served in the Indian 1853 Hannah Elizabeth Frost, gr.-dau. of wars (m. Ruth); son of George o son of John Carnes of Boston Mass., b. pARNES, WALTER of San Diego there July 11, 1723, d. in Lynn Mass. Oct. ^ Cal., b. in Riverdale N. Y. Fob. 24, 23, 1802, grad. Harvard coll. 1742, pastor 1861, sec. of the Southern Cal. Soc. of of the parishes of Stoneham and Rehoboth Sons of the Amcr. Rev. (m. Feb. i, 1893 1746, lived in Boston during the siege Jean Curtis Williams, gr.-dau. of Capt. 177s. corresponded with Gen. Washington, Robert Williams, b. in Boston Mass. July was suspected by Gen. Gvage, had his house 4. 1753, paymaster Col. W. R. Lee's reg. and papers searched, and was ordered to 1777, ensign and paymaster Henry Jack- leave, which he did, chaplain in the army •.Y 51 T 2 ; ^'^^ 4. AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 135 during rev. war, justice ot the pcaoe, rep. Y., b. June 28, 1758, d. there .\ug. 15, 1S55 Ill ilie Mass, legislature (in. July 16, 1747 (m. Mohitable Lewis, d. Jan. 31, 1835, had M;ir>- Lewis o( Lynn Mass., b. Apr. 19, besides George L., b. Feb. 6, 1797, above, i ^ 1720); son of John of Boston Mass., b. 9 ch., viz.: Job, b. Aug. 28, 17S4, d. July there Apr. 3, 1698, d. there Mar. 4, 1760, 6, 1814, George L., b. July 27, 1786, d. July col. in the English army, commanded the 6, 1793, Nathaniel, b. Mar. 30, 1785, d. in artillery co. in Boston 1748 (m. July 26, Aug. 1855, Solomon, b. June 23, 1790, d. I7J2 Sarah, b. in Boston Mar. 31, 1703, Apr. 12, 1835, Robert, b. July 19, 1792, d. il;ui. of John and Mary Baker); son of Nov. 2, 1800, Polly L., b. Nov. 18, 1794, d. John Cairnes, b. in Scotland, d. at sea July 5, 1841, Hitty Davis, b. Dec. 6, 180T, iCfjS, commodore in the royal navy (m. d. May 8, 1836, Abigail L., b. Oct. 17, 1804. June 24, 1697 Elizabetili. b. in Boston Aug. d. in Apr. i860, and Reliance, b. Apr. 30, lij, 167S, dau. of Edward and Elizabeth 1807, d. Jan. 26, 1848); son of Job Crocker, Mortimer). d. Jan. 3, 1809, col. (m. Mercy). pROCKER, HENRY GRAHAM of DAY, ELIPHAZ MURRAY of Day N. v^ Coronado Gal., b. in Milwaukee Y., b. there Sep. 9, 1811, d. Dec. 24, Wis. Aug. 10, 1868. LL. B. of Yale 1891, 1842 (m. 1831 Rebecca I\L, dau. of Row- M. L. of same 1892 (m. Sep. 26, 1893 Flor- land Robertson and Betsey Trowbridge, ence Mabelle Gates, dau. of Larkin M. and dau. of Willard Trowbridge and Mehetabel Mary Lewis [Crocker] Gates, gr.-dau. of Sumner, dau. of I_t.-Col. John Sumner of Nathaniel Crocker, and had Robert Ashford Ct., she, Rebecca had 3 ch.. viz.: Graeme Crocker); son of Henry Clay DcWitt C, .'Krstene A. and Everald); son Crocker of ButTalo N. Y., b. in Bridge- of Eliphaz Day of Day N. Y., b. in Attlc- water N. H. Mar. 31, 1829, d. in Sarnia boro Mass. Sep. 9, 1776, d. in Day Apr. 19. Oirtario Apr. 25, 1893 (m. Sep. 14. 1S53 1827, came to Day 1805, lumber merchant Jane Ophelia Cooke, dau. of Peter Cooke (m. 1805 Sophia of Windsor Ct., dau. uf of Hartford Ct. and Phojbe Brooks, and .Abner Rockwell, son of Dea. Daniel Rock- gr.-dau. of Chas. Chauncy Cooke [and well, and had besides ElipJiaz above 6 ch., Sylvia Yale, desc. of David Yale and viz.: Lydia, b. 1806 [m. Gen. Ellithorpe], Nicholas Street of Taunton Mass.], de- Ann, b. 1808 [m. .\zariah Ellithorpe], scendant of Henry Cook, first settler, she, Nancy Tiffany, b. 1814 [m. George Rob- Jane had besides Henry G. above 6 ch., erl.son], Malvina, b. 1817 [m. Philip Vib- viz.: Ida Louisa, b. June 24, 1854, George bard], Elizabeth, b. 1820 [m. Harlow Lewis, b. Jan. 20, 1856, Sarah Augusta, b. Daman], and Truman, b. 1823); son of Sep. S. 1857, Charlotte Waterman, b. Dec. Eliphaz Day of .\ttleboro Mass., b. there 10, 1859, Ilattie Cooke, b. Oct. 26, 1861, d. Mar. 2, 1744, d. ithcre Feb. 19, 1820, served Sep. 9, 1862, and Jennie Olive Crocker, b. in rev. war, marched to Lexington alarm Jan. 29, 1871); son of George Lewis call 1775, serg: in Capt. Elisha I\Iay's co. Crocker of Buffalo N. Y., b. Fob. 6, 1797, 1776, 2d lieut. in Capt. Samuel Robinson's d. in Buffalo N. Y. Aug. 23, i860 (m. .\pr. CO. 1777, served under Gen. Spencer in R. 21, 1825 Sarah Orr, and had besides Henry I. 177S, marched in R. I. alarm 1780 (m. C. above 8 ch., viz.: James L., b. Jan. 2, 1st .^nnc I'eck, b. 1744, d. Oct. 24, 1802, 1826, d. in Aug. 1827, Rowena W., b. Apr. 2d Eunice, b. 1743, d. Feb. 19, 1820, had 21, 1827, Caroline Peabody, b. Aug. 19, 3 ch., viz.: Benjamin of Attleboro Ma.'^s. 1831, d. Dec. 10, 1831, Nathaniel, b. June and Day N. Y., b. 1768, Charles, b. 1770, >o, 1833, James L., b. June 29. 1836, d. in and Eliphaz, b. 1776, as above); son of Jan. 1838, Franklin, b. July 8. 1838, d. in David Day of Attleboro Mass., b. in Glou- Nov. 1839, Louisa Allen, b. .^ug. 12. 1842, cester Mass. 1703, d, in .'Vttleboro Jan. IQ, and William Jay Crocker, b. Feb. 5, 1844); 1768 (in. Nuv. 9. 1727 Ruth Whipple, b. son of Nathaniel Crocker of Buffalo N. 1708, d. 1789, had besides Eliphaz, b. Mar. 136 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 2, 1744, as above, 9 ch., viz.: David of Kil- Craig, b. in Augusta co. Va. Jan. 4. 1749, lingly Ct., b. 1728, Lydia, b. 1730, Klkanali d. there Nov. 26, 1801, Presbyterian elder of Westminster Vt., b. 1733, Dorcas, b. (m. Dec. 16, 1790 Elizabeth Evans); son 173s. '1- '739. Mary, d. 1739, Comfort of of James of Augusta co. Va., b. North of ' Killingly Ct. and Granville N. Y., b. 1741, Ireland, d. in .Augusta co. Fci). 7, 1791, Dorcas, b. 1746, Ruth, b. 1747, and Lo- came from North of Ireland with his par- Annni of Attleboro Mass., b. 1750, d. ents to Pa. 1721 (,m. prob. 1742 Mary Laird, iS-7); son of Nathaniel Day of Glou- of Scotch-Irisph desc); son of Williai cester and .\ttleboro Mass., b. in former Craig of ."Kugusta co. Va., b. North of Ire- 1665, d. in latter Feb. 5, 1735 (m. Feb. 13, land, d. in .\ugusta co. 1750. came to 1690 Ruth Row, b. 1671, d. May 10, 1736, Amer. from North of Ireland 1721 (m. had besides David, b. 1703, as above, 12 Jeannette, had besides James above 2 sons, ch., viz.: Benjamin of Attleboro Mass. and viz.: Robert and John). Killingly Ct., b. i6gi, Ruth, b. 1694 [m. Ephraini Ingraham], Nathaniel, b. 1696, "nLAGG, SAMUEL B. of Sandwich Rachel, b. 1698, Nathaniel, b. 1700, Mir- -L Mass., b. in Grafton Mass. Aug. 6, iam, b. 170S, d. 1707, Mary, b. 1707 [m. 1828, grad. Brown univ. 1850, M. D. of Benj. Ilobben], Miriam, b. 1709 [m. John Berkshire medical sch. 1854. practiced a StreeterJ, Deborah, b. 1712 [m. Ebenezer short time, then entered Meadville Pa. Godfrey], and Dorcas, b. 1715 [m. John tlieo. sch.. pastor of the Unitarian church Filmore of Norwich Ct.]); son of An- in Kalamazoo Mich. 1858, settled in Walt- thony Day of Eng. and Gloucester Mass., ham, Bernardston, Marshlield and Sand- b. in Eng. 1616, d. in Gloucester Apr. 23, wich Mass. (m. Dec. 29, 1869 .Anna Bige- 1707, came from Eng. to Gloucester 1645 low Allcott, dau. of William W. and De- (ni. Susanna Ring, b. in Eng. 1623, d. in borah B. [Boogs] Allcott, and desc. of Gloucester Mass. Dec. 10, 1717, liad be- Thomas .'Vlcock of Boston Mass. 1630 and sides Nathaniel above 7 ch., viz.: Thomas, Edward Boogs of Plymouth Mass. 1623, b. 1651, Timothy, b. 1653, John, b. 1657, she, .'\nna had 2 ch., viz.: Charles .Allcott, Ezekicl, b. 1659, d. 1661, Ezekiel, b. 1662. b. Oct. I, 1870. grad. Bowdoin coll. 1894, Elizabeth, b. 1667, Samuel of Rehoboth and George Channing Flagg, b. Nov. 6, Mass., b. 1669, and Joseph, b. 1672). 1872); son of Joseph Flagg of Grafton Mass., b. there Dec. 2, 1786, d. there Dec. pRAIG, JOHN NEWTON of Atlanta 5. 1841, farmer (m. -Aug. 26, 1821 Olivia ^ Ga., b. in Rockingham co. Va. May Rebecca, dau. of Samuel and Mehitabel 11. 14. 1831, clergyman (m. Feb. 25, 1862 [Riigg] Milliken, and a desc. of John Lydia Brevard Harris, dau. of Dr. Charles Rngg of Lancaster 1654, she, Olivia had W. and Mary [Barringer] Harris of besides Samuel B. above 5 ch., viz.: Ben- Cabarras co. N. C, gr.-dau. of Robert Wil- jamin Leighton, b. July 12, 1822. d. Oct. son and Abigail [Hackett] Harris, Gen. 17, 1822, Maria Olivia, b. Feb. 21. 1S24 Paul and Elizabeth [Brandon] Barringer, [m. Peter Hunt of Buffalo N. Y.], Susan she, Lydia has 3 ch., viz.: Bessie Brandon, Caroline, b. Oct. 23, 1826 [m. Jonathan Mary Maud and John Newton Craig); son Chester Forbush, d. Aug. 10, 1894], Jane of George Evans Craig of Huntersville .Amelia, b. Sep. 17, 1830 [m. Jacob Freder- W. Va., b. in Augusta co. Va. Apr. 29, ick Krauss of Boston Mass.], and Joseph 1801, d. in Huntersville Oct. 9, 1846, mer- Claradon Flagg, b. June 15. [832 [m. chant, elder in the Presbyterian church (m. Frances Wyman Bigelow of Halifax in Oct. 1824 Matilda, of Scotch-Irish desc, Mass.]); son of Samuel Flagg of Grafton dau. of John and Margaret (Gilkeson] Mass., b. there Dec. 5, 1741, d. there Oct. Guthrie, gr.-dau. of William Guthrie [and 17, 1822, farmer (m. Dec. 28, 1769 Lydia, Esther McClelland], came from Pa. to dau. of Benjamin and Ruth [.Adams] Ya., served in rev. war) ; son of George Rockwood, desc. of Richard Rockwood of AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 137 Dorclicster Mass. 1636 and Henry Adams .\bigail [Eaton] Webster of Salem .and i.l yiiincy 1632); son of Eleazer o( Graf- N. H,); son of Isaac Stanwood of Ipswich i.ifi .Mass,, b. in Concord Mass. Oct. 23, Mass., b. there Sep. 21, 1783, d. there in i7u<), d. in Grafton Aug. 8, 1771, one of the Oct. 1867 (m. June 12, 1810 Joanna, dau. III settlers of Grafton 1730, farmer (m. of Ebeneazer and Mercy [Dodge] Cald- Si-p. ^H, Huldah, 1731 dau. of Samuel and well, desc. of Samuel Appleton. John and tJurcas [Buss] Chandler, desc. of Roger Abigail [Hoey] Caldwell, John and EHza- Cli.indler of Duxbury Mass. 1637 anJ Wil- bcth [Luce] Caldwell, John and Sarah lijni Buss of Concord Mass. 1639); son of [Foster] Caldwell, and John and Sarah Eleazer Flagg of Concord Mass., b. 1687, [Tillingham] CaldwclO; son of Isaac d .Mar. 28, 1745, grantee in the Narra- Stanwood of Ipswich Mass., b. there May Kansett townships (m. Jan. 26, 1708 De- 2, 1755. of Gloucester Mass., b. there Mar. 29, HTANWOOD, EDWARD of Brookline 1661, d. there May 31, 1745 (m. Dec. 27, ^ Mass., b. in Augusta Mc. Sep. 16, 1688 Mary Nicholes of Jemaco); son of 1H41. A. B. of Bowdoin 1861, A. M. 1864, Philip Slainwood, residing in Gloucester Litt. D. Bowdoin overseer 1894, of the coll., 1652, d. there Aug. 7, 1672, fence-viewer, editor of the Boston Daily Advertiser, selectman of Gloucester (m. Jane, who managing editor of the Youths' Com- afterwards m. John Pearce). panion, sec. of the Arkwright club, trustee Brookline public library, author " of Pres- OMALL, SAMUEL of York Pa., b. idential Elections " " and Cotton Manu- ^ there, educated at York oollegiate facture in New " England (m. Nov. 16, inst., Princeton coll. and in Europe (un- 1870 Eliza Maxwell ToplifT, dau. of married) Sam- ; son of Samuel of York Pa., b. uel ToplilT of Boston Mass. [and Jane there, educated at York co. acad., member Sisson Blackstock], 5th in desc. from of the firm of P. A. and S. Small, mer- Clement Toplifl of Dorchester Mass., she, chants and millers, pres. trustees of the Eliza had ch., viz.: 3 Ethel [m. Charles York collegiate inst., pres. of trustees Knowles Bolton], Edward and Maxwell, orphans' home, trustee of state inst. for d. 1887); son of Daniel Caldwell Stan- insane in Harrisburg Pa. (m. Mar. 3, 1859 wood of Augusta Me., b. in Ipswich Mass. Frances Ann Richardson, desc. of Law- Mar. iSii, 31, d. in Augusta Jan. 11, 1863, rence Richardson of co. Antrim Ireland, a 1st city clerk of Augusta, state rep. 1856 Quaker who came to Amer. 1728); son of (m. Mary Augusta Webster, dau. of Peter Philip Albright Small of York Pa., b. Eaton Webster of Salem Mass. and Re- there Nov. 6, 1797, d. there Apr. 5, 1875, becca Seymond, and gr.-dau. of Jesse and educated at the York co. acad., senior ; 138 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. member of the firm of P. A. and S. Small, Priscilla [Bacon] Jcnckes, desc. of Joseph pres. iif the Ashland Iron co., pres. of Jenckes, gov. of R. I. 1727-32, and of Jo- York CO. nat. bank, director in many local seph Jenckes, who emigrated to Araer. insts. .and corporations (m. Apr. 25, 1822 1633, settled in Lynn Mass.); son of Sarah, daii. of Williajm Gcddes Latimer and Joseph Armington of Rehoboth and See- Sarah Bartow, and 4t1i in desc. from Ar- konk Mass., b. in former June 4, 1731. d. thur Latimer of Narrow Waters Ireland, in latter Apr. 27, 1817 (m. 1760 Esther, his family dates from nth century); son of dau. of Daniel and Hannah [Bearsto] John George Small of York Pa., b. there Walker, and desc. of widow Walker, one Apr. 28, 1767, d. there Sep. 4, 1838, edu- of the original proprietors of Rehoboth) cated in Parochial sch., senior member of son of Joseph of Rehoboth Mass., b. on the firm of Geo. Small and Sons, mer- the island of Guernsey about 1707, d. in chants and millers, pres. of council of Rehoboth 1747, came to Amer. with his German Reformed church, treas. of the father (m. May 27, 1729 Hannah, dau. of synod, burgess of York, pres. and director Jonathan and Hannah [Carpenter] Chaf- in many local insts. and corporations (m. fee); son of Joseph Armington of Eng., Nov. 24, 1792 Anna Maria Albright, dau. b. on the island of Guernsey, d. in Eng. of Col. Philip and Anna Maria [Dunckel] about 1715, came to Amer. 1714. Albright); son of Killyan Small of York Pa., b. in Hesscn Cassel 1733, d. in York SPENCER, ORVILLE McCOY of Co- Sep. 28, i8r5, educated in the German Re- lumbus Ohio, b. Jan. 17, 1856 (m. formed church sch., carpenter, farmer, pri- Mary, dau. of Thomas Metiers of Colum- vate in rev. war (m. 1758 Eva Welsch- bus Ohio and Corniwall Eng., and has 2 hauce. came from Germany with her bros. oh., viz.: Raymond and Edwin); son of when 10 years old); son of Lorentz of Evi, b. in Falls tp. Ohio Dec. 18, 1820, d. York Pa., b. in Hessen Cassel, d. in York there (m. 1st Sep. 3, 1846 Susannah, dau. 1748 or 9, came to Amer. 1743, purchased of John Nevvkirk of Columbus Ohio, d. a large tract of land in co. York Feb. S, 1852, 2d Rebecca McCoy of Ky.); son of Asa Spencer of Muskingham co. ARMINGTON, ARTHUR HERBERT Ohio, b. in Sussex co. N. J. May 28, 1797, of I., b. in Providence R. Seekonk d. in Falls tp. Ohio Nov. 4, 1850, farmer Mass. Aug. 9, 1853, B. P. of Brown univ. (m. Sep. 16, 1819 Cloc Loveridge Savage, 1871, civil engineer 1871-86, assessor 1886- dau. of Thomas and Anna Savage, who 98 (m. Oct. 16, 1876 Alice E., dau. of were m. 1802, moved to Ohio 1812, pur- Jason P. and Sarah E. [Wickes] Stone, chased land in Muskingham co. Ofiio, and desc. of Hugh Stone, who came to afterwards in Delaware and Licking CO.); Amer. about 1655. has 3 ch., viz.: Herbert son of Ichabod, b. in Sussex co. N. J. S. Francis H., Earl and Edith C); son of Jan. 4, 1766, farmer, sold his farm in N. J. of Seekonk Mass. and East Providence 1809 and removed to Muskingham co., R. I., b. in former Oct. II, 1820, d. in latter here he bought a large farm near Zanes- Jan. 28, 1895, rep. in Mass. general court, ville (m. 1st Hannah Shearer, 2d 1796 sch. committee, town treas., councilman, Mary, b. Mar. 13, 1774, dau. of Neheraiah judge of probate of East Providence, sen- Smith [m. Tabitha Bailey], who served in ator in R. I. general assembly (m. Nov. rev. war, after his death his family re- 25, 184s Caroline A., dau. of Jesse and moved from Goshen N. Y. to Drowned Elizabeth [Viall] Medbery, gr.-dau. of Lands N. J.); son of WilUam Spencer of John Medbery, lieut. in a Mass. reg. in Sussex CO. N. J., b. in N. J. 1739, d. in rev. war); son of Ambrose Armington of Sussex CO. 1777. farmer, of English desc. Relioboth and Seekonk Mass., b. in former (had besides Ich.Tbod above 4 ch., viz.: Aug. 19, 1782, d. in latter Sep. 6, 1845 (m. Nathan, b. 1764, William, b. 1769, Morris, May 13, 1804 Sarah, dau. of Jeremiah and b. 1772, and Sarah, b. 1775)- V 5T fl ,ft»7BC AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 139 WYLIE, WILLIAM BIRD of St. Phineas and Eliz.Tbeth [Lounsbury] Luiiis Mo., b. in Hannibal Mo. Aug, Wajterbury); son of Josiali of Stamford " " 18, 1840, author of Wylie's Shorthand Ct., b. there July 31, 1732, d. there, served 1891 (in. Nov. 7, 1861 Chlorine Gray, and in the rev. war in Capt. Scofield's co. has 5 ch., viz.: Ernest Gray, Lena Bird, 1780-1 (m. Nov. 22, 1759 Sarah Husted); Walter Harwood and Arthur Lovett son of Benjamin Waterbury of Stamford Wjlif); son of Samuel K. H., b. in Logan Ct., b. there Sop. 12, 1694, d. there, sur- CO. Ky. Nov. 28, 181 1, d. in Mt. Vernon \eyor 1744 (m. Jan. 12, 1726 Mary, dau. of III. Aug. II, 1854, pastor of Presbyterian Jonathan Mead of Greenwich Ct.); son of cluirth in Mt. Vernon (m. May 2, 1839 Jonathan of Stamford Ct., b. there about Kniily A., b. near Lexingfton Ky. Sep. 9, 1653, d. there Jan. 14, 1702, townsman 1681- iS.'o, dau. of Capt. Abraham and Catha- 99 (m. about 1676 Yunice); son of John rine [Fry] Bird of Ky. and Mo.); son of Waterbury of Stamford Ct., b. about 1615, WUliam Wylie, b. in Ky. Mar. 10, 1789, d. there July 31, 1658, was of Watertown d. in Wayne co. Mo. Sep. 17, 1844 (m. Mass., sold house and land there 1646, re- Aug. 10, 1809 Anna Williams of Robert- moved to Stamford, rep. in the general son CO. Tenn.); son of William, b. in Va. court of New Haven Ct. 1657 (m. Rose). Jan 22, 1765, d. in Ralls co. Mo. 1842, re- moved from Ky. to Hannibal Mo. about T7-ATES, WILLIAM of Springfield 111., -*- 1829 (m. Mary, b. Dec. 22, 1768); son of b. near Petersburg Va. Nov. 18, Samuel Wylie, b. in Ireland, 1806 came to (m. 1st Apr. 19, 183s F. J. Hinton, Amcr. 1759, and settled in Md. and Va., widow of Chas. Marr Hinton, and a desc. is of a Scotch family from Ayrshire Scot- of the Balls and M.inpins of Va., 3d Nov. land, that emigrated to Ireland near B«l- 16, 1S.S2 Elizabeth Ann, dau. of John Ran- Jast on account of religious persecutions dolph and Malinda [Harlin] Murphy of in the 17th century. Cumberland co. Ky., had 9 ch., viz.: David Stith, Mary Ann, Benjamin, Pojthress, WA.TERBURY, WILLIAM FERRIS Frederick Ferdinando, Meade Walker, of Stajnford Ct., b. there Mar. i, Frances Elizabeth, Julia Stith and Grace 1851 (m. Dec. 20, 1877 Harriet Lucinda, Eliska Yates); son of Benjamin Poy- dau. of George and Harriet L. [Weed] thress Yates of Grampi.in Hills Va., b. Kenworthy, and had 2 ch., viz.: Howard Apr. 7, 1780, d. in Petersburg Va. in Mar. Roger and Mildred Adel Waterbury) ; son 1817, planter, the name of his plantation Charles William of Waterbury of Stam- was Grampian Hills (m. Dec. 18, 1805 ford Ct., b. there Jan. 18, 1829, d. there Sophia, dau. of Capt. Buckner and Ann June 26, 1866, enlisted 1862, served in co. [Walker] Stith of Rock Springs Va., and a B 28th reg. Ct. inf. 1862-3 (m. Jan. 14, dcsc. of the Buckners, Drurys, Dades, 1850 Caroline Matilda, dau. of Benjamin Townshends, Langliornes, Bafhhursts, Franklin Ferris and Caroline l\Iatilda Meadcs of Va., Sir Richard Everard of Parshall) ; son of Horace of Stamford Ct., N. C. and Sir Ferdinando Gorges); son of b. there .\ug. 29, 1787, d. there William Jan. 30, Yates of Grampian Hills Va , b. 1858, organized and was capt. of a co. of prob. in Bristol Eng., d. Dec. 2, 1789, It.- militia wlhich was stationed on Shippan col. in department of muster master gen. Point during war of 1812 (m. Dec. 18, 1812 on Gen. Washington's staff, col. in Va. Ann, dau. of Daniel and Mercy [Weeks] reg. (m. 1st June 22, 1777 Ann Isham Miller); son of Enos Waterbury of Stam- Poythress, had 2 ch., viz.: William and ford Ct., b. there June 19, 1762, d. there Benjamin Poythrcss Yates, 2d Elizabeth Mar. I, 1846, commissary, pensioner, sur- Booth); son of William Yates of Wil- veyor of highways 1792, served as did his liamsburg Va., b. in Middlesex co. Va. father in rev. war in Capt. Scotield's co. Dec. 14, 1720. ordained a minister 1745, 1780-1 (m. May 9, 1781 Sarah, dau. of rector of James City Parish Va. 1745-64, I40 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. prcs. of William and Mary coll. 1760 (m. Halsey Wygant of Denver Col., b. in Elizaljcth, dau. of Edward Randolph of Lattintown N. Y. Oct. 16, 1820, connected ICng. [and Miss Grosrenor, an English with the N. Y. police dept. 1857-72 and of lieiress], son of • William and Mary Denver Col. 1884-90 (m. ist in Dec. 1845 [Isbam] Randolph of Turkey Island Va.); Cornelia C. Wood, d. in Sep. 1850, 2d Feb. son of Bartholomew Yates of Christ 8, 1855 Anne Jane Shields, d. Feb. 13, Chnroh Va., b. in Donnington Eng. 1677, 1878); son of John B. of Lattintown N. d. in Christ Church July 26, 1734, grad. Y., b. there 17S9, d. in Marengo N. Y. Brazcnuse coll. Oxford Eng. 1698, or- 1868, volunteer soldier in war of 1812 (m. dained a minister 1700, rector Christ Ch. June IS, 1814 Elizabeth Smith, gr.-dau. of Va., visitor William and Mary coll. 1723, Lt. Anning Smith of 4th reg. Ulster co. member of Va. council 1719 (m. 1704 militia rev. war); son of Thomas Wygant Sarah, dau. of Tobias and Elizabeth of Marlborough N. Y., b. there 1755, d. [Minor] Mickleborough of Middlesex co. 1823, rev. soldier (m. Aug. 5, 1775 Eliza- Robert Va.); son of of Christ Church Va., beth Bond, gr.-dau. of Capt. William reclor of Christ Church Va. Bond, 1st settler of Marlborough N. Y., obtained the Bond land patent from Queen WEBBEK, LORENZO of PortJand .'Vnne 1712); son of Michael Wygant of -Mich., :b. dn Watkins N. Y. July 22, Marlborough N. Y., b. and d. there, rev. 1869 (unmarried); son of John A. of Port- soldier in co. of Capt. Anning Smith 4th land Mich., b. in Monterey N. Y. Mar. 10, reg. (m. Rebecca); son of George of Marl- (m. 1845 June 5. 1866 Mary Ellen Mason); borough N. Y., b. in Rhine Palitinate Ger- son of Lorenzo of Elmira N. Y., b. in many about 1700 (ra. Jannetje); son of Newbury Vt. Sep. 12, 1817, d. in Elmira Michael Wygant of Newburgh N. Y.; Nov. 15, 1884 (m. Feb. 27, 1840 Jane AI- son of George Herrmann Weygandt, b. in bina, dau. of Aimer Welch and Beulah Rhine Palitinate Ger. 1636, was forced to Kent, desc. of Richard Kent, who landed leave Ger. on account of religious wars, in Ipswich Mass. 1634); son of Andrew 1st of the name in Amer., settled in New- Webber of Newbury Vt., b. in Lyman N. burgh 1708, built the houbC now known as H. July 27, 1794, d. in Monterey N. Y. Washington's headquarters, clergyman. June 17, 1847, farmer, pioneer in Schuyler CO. N. Y. (m. Oct. 31, 1816 Sophia Wil- TTTEBSTEB, PRENTISS of Lowell kins); son of Andrew of Landafif N. H., ' ' Mass., b. there May 24, 1851, edu- b. in Methuen Mass. Feb. 18, 1763, d. in cated in the public schools and in Ger- Bnth N. H. May 10, 1845, farmer, stone many, U. S. consul at Mayence Ger., mason (m. Nov. 29, 17S4 Lucy Cross); admitted to practice 1881, author of William son of of Methuen Mass., b. in " Webster on Citizenship " and " Webster Ipswich Mass. Apr. " 22, 171 1, farmer (m. on Naturalization (m. Dec. 12, 1877 1st 1737 Mary Wells, 2d Jan. i, 1754 Lucy Sarah Maria Burlingame, desc. of Roger Kimball of Wenham Ed- Mass.); son of Williams, founder of R. I., had 3 ch., ward Webber of Ipswich and Beverly Susan Hildreth, Helen Burlingame and Mass. (m. Apr. 16, 1703 Patience Hobbs of Dorothy Webster); son of William Ipswich Mass.). Prentiss Webster of Lowell Mass., b. in Newburyport Mass. June TT^yOANT, LUTHER 9, 1817, d. in HALSEY Jr. of Frankfort on the Main Germany Feb. 27, '' Denver Col., b. in New York city '877, grad. Dartmouth coll., studied law, Apr. 20, i860, assayer mint of the U. S. admitted to practice, maj., consul-general at Denver, member of Soc. Sons of Rev. of the U. S. to Frankfort on the Main in Col. (m. June 30, 1884 Jennie Decker, Germany 1869-77 (ni. .\ug. 21, 1850 Susan, and had ch., 2 viz.: Edward Grant and dau. of Dr. Israel and Dolly [Jones] Hil- William Coley Wygant); son of Luther dreth of Dracut Mass.); son of Humphrey AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 141 ,on ol Israel Webster of Salisbury N. H. judge of Orange co. 1764-70, member of ol Newburyport and Lowell Mass., b. in colonial assembly 1775, provincial congress Salisbury N. H. Feb. I, 1781, d. in Lowell 1775, also of the assembly 1778-80); son 01 Oct. 18, 1847, contractor and builder of Jacob Wandell of Fishkill and Tappan N. Lowell (m. in Mar. 1803 Clarissa Greeley); Y., b. in Fishkill May 30, 1747, d. in Hav- and Belgrade Me., b. in former in July erstraw N. Y., one of the earliest settlers 1753. d. in latter Sep. 8, 1835, private in of Havertstraw 1794 (m. Feb. 8, 1770 \ Cipt. Lbonezer Webster's co. Col. Stick- Catherine, dau. of Stephen Stilwell of ney's reg. Gen. Stark's brigade 1777 (m. Hempstead L. L, desc. of Nicholas Stil- Oct. 25, 1772 Elizabeth, dau. of Private well, colonial soldier, son of Richard Stil- Benjamin Rolfe [and Lydia Pearsons], well, lb. in Holland 1630); son of John marched in Col. Thomas Stickney's r-eg., Wandell of Fisihkill N. Y., b. in Amster connnandcd by Lt.-Col. Henry Gerrish, dam Holland about 1700, came to Amer raised in Concord to relieve the garrison from Holland to escape persecution as a of Ticonderoga 1777); son of John of Protestant, settled in Fishkill (m. Thur- Salisbury N. H., b. in Hampton N. H. ston, had besides Jacob above 4 ch., viz.: Feb. 10. 1710, d. in Salisbury Apr. 29, 1788, Samuel, Daniel, John and Polly). private in 1st and 2d expeditions against Crown Point, capt. under Col. Meserve at WAGENSELLER, GEORGE WASH- the surrender of Fort William Henry, I INGTON of Middlcburg Pa,, b. nr. when Salis-bury was incorporated he repre- Selinsgrovc Pa. Apr. 27, 1868, editor of the sented it 1767, lieut. in Col. Bedell's reg. Middleburg Post, grad. Bucknell univ. Nov. 1776 (m. 17, 1730 Ruth Clough); son 1892 (ni. Oct. 22, 1895 Miriam, dau. of f^Jr. of John Webster of ILimpton N. H., b. John W. Orwig [and Margaret Zeller.s) there I'cb. 16, 1674, d. 1752, private in dentist); ^son of William Jeremiah Wag- King William's I war and in the Indian cnsellcr of Selinsgrovc Pa., b. in Snydci- wars (m. Sep. 21, 1703 Abiah Shaw); son CO. Mar. 23, 1839, d. in Selinsgrovc Aug. of Thomas of Hampton N. fi., b. in 3, 189s, merchant, member of Patrons of Ormesby Kng. Nov, 20, in 1631, d. Hamp- Husbandry of Snyder co. (ni. Nov. 5, 1861 ton Jan. 5, 1715 (m. Nov. 2, 1657 Sarah, Rebecca, dau. ol John Forry of Berks, co. dau. of Thomas Brewer, one of the 70 ad- Pa.); son of William Findley Wagen- venturers of Plymouth Mass.). seller of Selinsgrovc Pa., b. in Montgom- ery CO. Pa. Nov. 13, 1817, d. in TTTANDELL, TOWNSEND of N. Y. Selinsgrovc Aug. 10, 1876, merchant in ' ' city, b. there ."Xpr. 13, 1841, lawyer, Selinsgrovc, member of Pa. house of reps, grad. coll. of the City of N. Y., Columbia (m. Amelia Bergstrcsscr) ; son of Peter law sch., A. B., A. M., LL. B., member of of Providence tp. Pa., b. in Montgomery Holland Soc, St. Nicholas Soc. and N. Y. CO. Pa. Sep. 24. 1774, d. in Columbus Ohio Hist. Soc. (unmarried); son of Benjamin June 14, 1835, constable, justice of the Coe of New York, b. there Dec. 28, 1819. peace (m. Susanna Longaker, desc. ol d. there Mar. 23, 1887, dry goods mer- Ulrich Longenccker Sr., b. in Switzerland, chant, police justice in N. Y. city 8 years came to Amer. 1733); son of John of (m. Fob. 10, 1840 Caroline S. Pangburn, Trappe Pa., b. in Upper Hanover tp. P.i. dcsc. of Runyon of N. J.); son of Abra- June 24, d. in Providence Pa. Sep. ham 1739, Wandell of New York city, b. in 29, 1779, lived along the Perkionien creel; Tappan N. Y. Dec. 24, 1781, d. in N. Y. (m. Margaret, dau. of Andrew Honneter city Dec. 9, 1823 (m. Martha, dau. of of Douglas tp. Pa.); son of Christopher Judge Benjamin Coe. judge of the court of Wagenselle of Upper Hanover Pa., b. in common pleas, member of assembly 1778- Germany, d. in Upper Hanover 1762, came 89, 1st member from Rockland co. 1799, tp Amer. prior to 1734 (m. Anna Chris- state senator 1807-12, sun of John Coe, tina). ; \yi7- 2^1 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. WALCOTT, SAMUEL FRYE of Chester N. S., ib. there May 2, 1817, farmer, S;ileiu Mass., b. there Dec. 12, 1878 lumber merchant (m. Dec. 26, 1839 Bar- (unmarried); son of Samuel Pickman bara, b. in Chester Feb. i, 1807, d. June 6, Walcott of Salem Mass. and Rice co. 1891, dau. of John and Mary [Keizer] Minn., b. Feb. 9, 1834, d. in Salem June 25, Swinchamer of Chester N. S.); son ol 1885, founder of Walcott Minn. (m. Feb. Anthony of Chester N. S., b. there Aug. . II, 1875 Eliza Ellen Cutts, desc. of Col. 25, 1782, d. there Feb. 25, i860, farmer, Peter Frye, a loyalist of Salem Mass.) lumber merchant (m. Elizabeth, b. in New- son of Samuel Baker Walcott of Salem port N. S. Jan. 25, 1779, d. in Chester July Mass., b. Mar. 7, 1795, d. in Boston Mass. 3, 1851, dau. of SaiiTiuei and Elizabeth Dec. 1854, lawyer in Boston, grad. Har- [Smith Nelson); of Anthony 4, I son vard coll. 1819, founder of a scholarship Vaugham of R. L, b. in Va., d. in Chester there (m. June i, 1829 Martha, dau. of Col. N. S., farmer, lumber merchant (ni. Annie Benjamin Pickman and Aiistis, dau. of Armstrong of Sugar Loaf N. J., and had Elias Haskctt Derby); son of Jabez Wal- besides Anthony above 3 ch.. viz.: James, cott, b. Dec. 17, 1750 or 6, d. in Liverinore Frank .and John); son of Anthony of R. Me. Aug. 19. 1825 (m. Mary, dau. of Sam- I., emigrated with his 2 bros. John and uel Baker of Westbury Mass. and Susianna Daniel to Nova Scotia, received a grant of Tainter, b. in Watertown, d. in Berlin land from the British government, the Mass.); son of Jesse, b. in Salem Mass. Vaughanis were early settlers in Va. Feb. 27, 17,34, d- in Bolton Mass. Apr. i, 1800 (m. Rebecca Conant, desc. of 1755 BRANSFOBD, SAMUEL WILSON of Roger Conant and Giles Corey); of son Berlin Tenn., b. in Nashville Tenn. Jabez W.ilcctt, b. in Salem Mass. Sep. 13, Sep. 4, 1847, went to the country to live 1709, d. in Stowe Mar. 27, 1781 (m. May when 12 years old, grad. of Emory and 29, 1733 Lydia Flint, desc. of William Henry coll. Va. (m. May 8, 1883 Willie Donnton, John and Rebecca [Prince] Put- E., dau. of Hollis H. and Joanna [Year- nam, Thos. and Mary [Dounlon] Flint, ing] Horton, and is of l^nglish desc, had Thos. Flint, b. in Danvers 1678. and Lydia S ch., viz.: Kate Ella, Horton Williams, Putnam, John and Lydia [Potter] Put- John Anderson, Joanna and Alexander nam); son of Jonathan Walcut, d. in Utley Bransfor Jan. 1, 1847 Helen F., dau. of George N. T/ AUGHAN, LEANDER N. of Somcr- Anderson, b. in Scotland, d. in Nashville V ville Mass., b. in Chester N. S. Oct. Tenn. Mar. 26, 1S52, she was b. in Jer.sey 30, 1864, jeweller, moved to Maine 1883, City N. J., d. in Nashville Jan. 8, i860, moved to Cambridge Mass. 1889 (m. Oct. came to Nashville when 5 years old, m. 2 8, 1890 Lillian Germain, b. in Vt. 1855); years after the death of her 1st husband William son of N. of Jersey City N. J., Janie« Kerr); son of John Bransford of b. in Chester N. S. Aug. 23, 1842, cooper, Nashville Tenn., b. in Buckingham co. Va. engaged in grocery and lumber business Sep. 21., 1703, d. in Nashville Sep. 23, 1837, in N. S. (m. Jan. 20, 1862 Tryphina Keizer, surveyor, Methodist clergyman, state reg- German desc, early settlers in N. S.. desc. ister (in. Apr. 21, 1815 Polly Cleveland, b. of the Houghtons, Wliitcombs, Willards in N. C. d. in Nashville May 3, 1842, had and Farrars) ; son of David Vaugham of besides L. Murray above 5 ch., viz.: Wil- AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 143 liam Milton, lawyer, Martha Ware [m. ernor's council, judge, chief justice of Lewis M organ], Mary Crane [m. William Windsor co. court, trustee of various col- McClnin, lawyer of Warsaw Mo.], Samuel leges, etc. (m. Sarah Spooner, eldest dau. VS'ilsoii and Nancy Caroline [m. William of Hon. Alden Spooner, state printer and I,. Uilcy of Goodlettsville Tenn.]); son of legislator, who m. Sarah Burton, dau. of \ John Bransford of Smith co, Tenn., b. in Judge Jacob Burton of Norwich Vt. and Chesterfield co. Va. 1763 or 4, d. in Smith sister of the celebrated metaphysician Rev. CO. Dec. 31, 1830, planter in Buckingham Dr. Asa Burton; and descendaiU of Dep. CD. Va., ntovcd to Smith co. Tenn. 1808 Gov. John Alden, Richard Warren, Rev. (in. i7yo or i Molly, d. Feb. 5, 1S40, dan. John Cooke and Hon. Francis Cooke, all of Richard Ridgeway of Willis Mountain of the Mayllower 1620). Catherine Tucker Va., and ihad besides John above g cli., Campbell was dau. of Hon. Edward Ray- viz.: William C, Richard Ridgoway, Sal- mond Campbell of Windsor Vt., the Ver- lie. Samuel W., Anna, Gideon H., Mary mont poet (ni.- Anna Maria Cutler, dau. of J., Martha and James Wesley Bransford); the eniiinent Samuel Cutler A. M., M. D., son of John Bransford of Buckingham co. F. R. ?I. S., and sister-in-law of Rt. Rev. Va. (ni. 1st Sallie Easter, had besides Carlton Chase D. D., ist bishop of N. H.); 4 John, 1). 1763 or 4, as above, 4 ch., viz.: son of lion Alexander Campbell M. D. of Molly [ra. Robert Mosely], Sally [m. Rockingham Vt., b. in 0.\ford Mass. 1762, i James Agee], William [m. Pntsey Mosely] d. 1837, distinguished physician, surgeon of and James [m. Celia Agee], 2d 1765 Judith Vt. militia, legislator, master in chancery, Amonette): son of John Bransford of 1st associate judge of court of common Richmond Va., b. in London Eng., d. in pleas of Windham co. Vt. (m. Rhoda Cliesterlield co. Va. 1768, 1st of the name Corey, dau. of Oliver and Mary [King] in America. Corey and desc. of Rev. Nathaniel Rogers of Ipswich Mass., A. M. of O.xford coll.); BKAINERD, LAWRENCE of Saint son of Dr. Alexander Campbell of Ox- .\lbans Vt., b. there 1874, meinber ford Mass., b. there 1732. d. 17S2, promi- Vt. Soc. S. A. R., m'cmber N. Y. Soc. nent physician there, lieut. 175S, member Mayflower De.'icendants, etc.; scm of Hon. of Mass. pruv. congress 1774 (m. Lydia Herbert of Saint Albans, b. 1837, 1st lieut. Stearne, dau. of Capt. Thos. Stearne of CO. L 1st Vt. cav., regimental qrnir. same, Worcester Mass.. sister of Dr. Thos. G. B. A. of C. V. R. R.. pres. Grand Isle Stearne of Claremont N.. H. and gr.-dau. Steamboat Co., legislator 18S0, state sen- of Judge Wm. Jennison of Worcester ator 188J-3. etc. (m. Anna Maria Forbes); Mass.); son of Rev. John Campbell of son of lliin. Lawrence of Saint Albans, b. Oxford Mass.. b. in North of Scotland, in East Hartford Ct. 1794, d. in Saint Al- the Hrst minister of Oxford, the most in- bans 1870. legislator, U. S. senator 1854-5, fluential man in the town; son of James pres. elector 1S56, pres. Am, Missionary Campbell, earl of Loudoun, and Lady Soc, etc. (m. Fidelia Burnett Gadcomb, Margaret Montgomery. b. in Gloucester R. L 1793, d. in St. Albans 1852, gr.-dau. of Lt.-Gov. Daniel Owen of TT^ALLER, ROBERT EMMET of R. I. i7,«(>-oo), .\nna Maria Forbes was '' Gatewood Va., b. Dec. 10, 1846, dau. of .\bner Forbes Jr., b. in Windsor jud.gc of Spotsylvania county (lu. Dec. 27, Vt. 1822, (I. in St. Albans 1873. paymaster- 1SS3 Constance G. Cazenore, dau. of Wm. general and auditor of C. V. R. R. (m. G. Cazenore of Alexandria Va., and gr.- Catherine Tucker Cam|)bell). son of Gen. dau. of Judge Stanard of Virginia); son of .Abner Forbes Sr. of Windsor Vt., b. in Nelson Samuel Waller of Spotsylvania Sutton Mass. d. in 1772. Windsor 1828, CO. Va., b. there Dec. 30, 181 7, d. at Pros- colonel iSoo-s, brig. -gen. 1S05-10. banker, pect Hill July 20. 1S68, eminent physician > philanthropist, legislator, member of gov- (m. May 7, 1843 Mary Hampton De Jar- 144 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. nette, dan. of Capt. Elliott De Jarnett of Thomas; iii, Edward, married Cecil, Piiic Forest, Spotsylvania co. Va., desc. of and had a son Robert, who married Anne Lady Jane Grant); son of Absalom Waller Hamden (sister of John Hamden) and • of Spotsylvania co., b. there 1772, d. there died in 1616, leaving issue Edmund of 1823, eminent Baptist minister (ni. Nov. Beaconsfield, the poet, who was ten years 10, 1805 Ciceley Shelton, dau. of Col. old at his father's death; iv, Ralph, who Clough Shelton and desc. of Lord had a son Francis alive 1549; v, daughter, Clougli) ; son of Benjamin Waller of married Pope; vi, daughter, married Spotsylvania co. Va., b. there 1749, d. at Gresham; vii, son, married Prospect Hill 1835, an old Virginia gen- Smith. Edmund Waller, the poet, first tleman (in. Jcane Curtis, dau. of Col. Rice married Anne Banks; second wife Miss' Curtis); son of Edmund Waller of New- Breese, she wias the mother of five sons port Va., b. "there, d. in Spotsylvania co., and six daughters. The first to whom the second clerk of the county (m. Mary Pen- Virginia family can be directly traced was dleton); son of John of Newport Va., b. John Waller, M. D., iborn 1617 (a grand- 1673, d. 1754, was 1st clerk of the county son of the poet), a prominent citizen of and had title of gentleman (m. Dorothy Newport Paganel, Buckinghamshire. He King, b. 1675, d. 1759); son of John of married Mary Key and emigrated from Virginia 1635, who came from England, England to Virginia 1635, and was alive in The family of Waller, one of the most 1688, with die 'following issue by his wife ancient and distinguished among the Eng- Mary Key: i, Leonard; ii, William; iii, lish gentry, was founded by AInred de John; iv, Mary; v, Thomas; vi, Steven; Waller, a Norman, who settled in the vii, Benjamin; viii,. Edmund, M. D., a county of Kent and died in 1183. From senior fellow of Saint John's college, \ -.1 him descended the Wallers of that and Cambridge, where he died in 1745; ix, other countries. Richard Waller of James; x, Jemima, Col. John Waller, Groombridge, Kent, distinguished himself born 1673, gentleman (an appendage to very highly at the battle of Agincourt, their names that he and his sons used where he took prisoner the French jirince, during life in their deeds and other im- Che Duke of Orleans; and Henry V of portant papers), was a member of the England, in honor of his services, added huues of burgesses 1719, the first clerk of to the ancient arms of the family (which Spotsylvania county from 1722 to 1742, and " were sable three walnut leaves or, be- was the third son of the English emigrant tween two bendlcts ar"), the crest "an John Waller and his wife Mary Key. He oak tree proper, on the sinister side an married Dorothy King and lived on his " escutcheon pendant, charged with the estate, Newport," Spotsylvania co., Va. arms of France (tliree fleurs de lis) with a He died 1754. Dorothy his wife born label of three points," and the motto, 1675, died 1759, aged 84; both were buried " fl;ec fructus virtutis." Among the at Newport, Spotsylvania co., their home- other distinguished men of the family were stead. His children were Mary, Edmund, the parlianient.iry generals Sir William second clerk from 1742 to 1751, William, I and Sir Hardress Waller, who were of the third clerk from 1751 to 1759, John, fourth Kentish branch, and Edmund Waller, the clerk from 1760 to 1774, iv son Thomas, v poet, who was of the Wallers of Beacons- Benjamin, who became the celebrated field, Buckinghamshire, sprung from a Judge Waller of Williamsburg Va. The young son of the Groombridge family. silver seal of Col. John Waller, gentleman, John W;illcr, second son of George Waller is still in existence, though it has passed of Groombridge, hiad a son Robert of into the possession of a family descended Bcaconsfield, who married Elizabeth from his daughter Mary, and not of the Waller and died in 1558, leaving issue: i, Francis name. The coat of arms consists (will — of a shield, the dated married ; contour of which is IS49), Anne — ii. highly AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 145 Ornaiiunted. The shield is crossed ob- son, Henry. Four daughters: Mary, mar- litjufly hy a hand, on which are three wal- ried Mr. Brown; Sallie, Mr. Claibourne; •ul leaves, one above aiiothei . Tlie crest Ella, married Mr. Dox; Emma, married it 111 D.ik tree, from the branches ol which Henry Carter. She is the mother of Mrs. u >u.-iieiiJed on the right side .a shield on Judge Redd and Attorney Hill Carter. ••hii'li .ire lleur dc lis, representative of the Edmund Waller's three sons, John, Wil- «rni* of France. Mary Waller, the oldest liam and Benjamin. This JoIim was bound diild and only daughter of Col. John Wal- to his uncle. Col. William Waller, to study ler, gentleman, married Mr. Zackary law. He was born 1741, and died in South l.i-rtis, a lawyer, Jan. gth. 1725. aged 25 Carolina 180,3. In his youth he was .so jc.irs, died March 2jd, 17S1, 12 minutes wild he was known as the Devil's Adjutant. allir i_> o'clock at night. She left four sons He afterwards became the celebrated Bap- and four daughters, each in comfortable tist minister. Biography written by Sem- circinnstanccs. Anne Le\vis, the eldest, ple. At an early age he manifested a gre.at married Chancellor George Wythe of Vir- talent for satire, and was also a poet. He ginia, died childless; 1st John Lewis married Miss E. Curtis. Sons, John, (known as the honest lawyer in his day) Thomas and Benjamin; daughters. Pha-he, married Mildren, .daughter of Col. Robert married Mr. Collin, Dorothy Virginia, Lewis of Belvoir, Alberm.-irle co., Va., who married Wadlow, Nancy, Mr. Marshall, was the brother of Col. Fielding Lewis, Mary, Mr. Watson. Rev. William Ed- who married Gen. George Washington's mund Waller fsecond son of Edmund si-ter Hetty; ii, Waller Lerwis and his Waller), born in 1747. He married Miss lirolher John married sisters; iii, Benja- Mildred Smith of Ky., sister of Dr. Robert min; iv, Zackary. Nicholas Lewis, the son Marshall's wife, who was a brother of ol J(jhn Lewis (the "honest lawyer"), Chief Justice Marshall of Va. Issue, two married his cousin Nancy Meriwether, the daughters and live sons. Mary married daiiyhter ol Nicholas Meriwether, wihose Mr. Price and died in Frankfort, Ky. wife was Rebecca, daughter of Richard Nancy married i.st Maj. Joseph Hawkins, Terrell by his wife Nancy Overton, daugh- three sons. Waller, Edmund and Price. ler of second William Overton, whose She married 2d Mr. Busch of Ky. Sons of daughter Barbara married John Carr of Rev. William Edmund Waller, Stephen, I'eiir Castle, Louisa co., Va., and wliose Edmund, George, Richard and William S. son. the great Virginian, Hon. Dabney Waller. Edmund and George were Bap- C.irr, married Martha, sister to Thos. Jct- tist ministers. John Lightfoot Waller, the lerson. Dabney Carr and his brother-in- son of Edmund, was a very distiiiguislie The late Henry Waller married Miss Sarah nore of Alexandria, Va., and granddaug^i- Bell LauRhorne. He was a practicing ter of Judge Stanard of Va. She died, and lawyer in Chicago, 111.; 10 children. Sec- their little daughter. Dr. William Judjdii ond William Waller married Miss Ann Cary Waller of Albemarle co., Va., mar Johnson of Georgetown, Ky., where he ried June 14th, 1881, ist wife. Miss Bcttif practiced law. Third Edward married Dew, great-niece of President Thnni.ii. Miss Virginia Bibb, grand-daughter of the Dew of William and Mary college; mar- late George M. Bibb, secretary of the ried Oct. 28th, 1892, 2d wife. Miss Cordelia treasury of the United States; second wife Willing Byrd of Norfolk, granddaughter Miss Rawson; four sons, Rawson, Ed- of Col. Byrd of Westorer, Va. He died ward, James and Francis. James married of la grippe Jan. i, 1892, without issue. Ncl Miss Lucy Alexander, the daughter of the son Samuel married Miss Rebecca Bran- late Robert Alexander of Woodford CO., son Gardner June 23d, 1880, of Mountain Ky., who was a native of Scotland, presi- Home, Warren co., Va. ; issue two sons dent of the bank of Frankfort, Ky.; seven and one daughter: Mary R., born Oct. ist. daughter."; and two sons. The Rev. Wil- 1886; Gardner Samuel, born March 26th, liam Edmund Waller moved from Spotsyl- 1881 : Robert Allen, the latter died youiiK; vania CO., Va., to Kentucky, and many of .'\bsalom, a lawyer, married Dec. 22d, his descendants are now living in Chicago, 1S86, Miss Anne Cazenore du Pout of 111. He preached many years in Ky.; re- Wilmington, Del., great-niece of Admiral turned to Spotsylvania co.. Va., where he du Pout and granddaughter of Gen. Hen- died in 1850, aged 83 years. Benjamin derson of the United States marine. Col Waller, born 1749, died 1835, third son of .Xylett Waller married Miss Lucie Arm- Edmund Waller, married Miss Jean Cur- stead of Williamsburg, Va., his cousin. tis. One daughter, Frances Aylett Waller, Col. in the war 1812; one son, Lenard; married Col. Graves of Ky. Two children three daughters. Fanny. Lucie, Ellen, very died young. Five sons, Absalom, Aylett, beautiful, called Countess. They moved to Joseph, Curtis, Benjamin. Rev. Absalom Kentucky. Joseph Waller married 1st was my grandfather, born 1772. His death Miss Buckntr, 2d Miss Roy, 3d Miss occurred Oct. 3d, 1823. Biography written Minor, only daughters Mary and Bera. by James B. Taylor. He was an emi- Col. Curtis Waller married Miss Patsy nent Baptist minister. Married 1st Miss Armstead from Williamsburg, Va., his Lucy Jones; 2d wife Miss Ciceley A. Shel- cousin; two sons, Robert and Arm.stead; ton of Albemarle co., Va., married Nov. two daughters, Lucie and Patsy. Robert loth, 180S, daughter of Col. Clough Shel- married Miss Tinker of Greensboro, .Ma. ton and his wife Miss Anderson: two He was a distinguished lawyer. Benjamin dau.i^hters and five sons, Anne Eliza, died married Lucy Carter; three sons, Richard. young. Mildred Jane, died at the age of John rind Mortimore; four daughters, 79, Clough Waller and Judson Ciry, died Jeaiic married Mr. Lewis, .Matilda Mr. young, also Robert William Shelton Ed- Towles, Lucinda married Mr. Gill Waller. mund Waller, alive now, 80 years old. Dr. They moved to Tennessee. Col. John Nelson Samuel Waller, an eminent physi- Waller, second son Col. John Waller, gen- cian, my father, married Miss Mary Hamp- tleman. There is but little known; born ton De Jarnette, daughter of Capt. Elliott I7t2. died 175S. His grandson married De Jarnette of Pine Forest, Spotsylvania .'\gncss Carr, lived at Ceader Point, Spot- co , Va., May 7th, 1843; four sons and one sylvania CO., Va.; two sons and six daugh- daughter, Nannie Waller, Robert Emmett, ters. Mrs. Bullock, Mrs. Eggleston, Mrs. William Judson Cary. Nelson Samuel, Ab- Overton. Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. salom. Judge Robert Emmett married Tevrill: sons Pumfret and Thomas. Pinn- Dec. 27th, 1883, Miss Constance Gardner frct born 1775. died 1814 Thoni:ts married Cazcnore, daughter of William G. Cazc- Sarah Dabnev. whose mother's maiden AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 147 name wns Jcr.ninRS. She oainc from Eng- ert Hall, married ist Nancy Camm of Uncl, .111(1 niK' of the licirs to tlic celebrated York CO., Va., 2d Martha Crafford; x, Jennings estate in England. Col. William Sarah, married John Smith of Matthews Waller, third son of Col. John Waller, CO., Va. Issue of John and Judith Page KcnlK-iiian. He was the third clerk of Waller: i, John Waller, married Sl>'>t^)lvania co., \'a.; born 1714, died Greenhow, issue: i, Eliza, married Vest, ii, i;'io, as shown by his gravestone and will. Littleton, married 1st Sharpe, 2d }lt married .Vnn . Her family name is Roberson; ii, Benjamin, inherited "En- not given. He appears to have been a man of field," and married Elizabeth Travis; iii, unusual business capacity, and greatly de- Sarah, married John Byrd; iv. Patsy, mar- puided on by his family and by others in ried 1st Montague Williams, 2d Joseph business matters. His mother Dorothy Travis. Issue of Benjamin and Elizabeth led him in her will, among other things, Travis Waller: i, William, married Susan her large silver spoons, a mourning ring Hall, issue: i, Betty, married John Taylor, given her by her husband, a large Bible ii, Benjamin William; ii. Waller, married and Common Prayer Book, which shows, Lucy Waller, issue: i, Corbin, ii, Logan, as is well known, that the old Waller clerk iii. Betty; iii, Judith Page, married Philip belonged to the Church of England, and Aylett of King William co., Va.; iv, ist the opening clause of his will indicates married Ann, daughter of Anderson Bar- that he was a man of exemplary piety. He rett of Richmond, issue: i. Linden, ii, willed his seal to his eldest son, and wishes Page, married Major Leigh R. Page 2d, it to descend in right line forever. Wlien Mary Winfree issue, iii, Florence, iv, Mar- this seal is applied to red wax tJicre ap- tha Travis, married July, 1879, Ralph C. pears the Waller coat of arms, crest and Johnson. Issue of Judith Page (Waller) " motto, Hx'C fructus virtutis." He also and Philip Aylett, sixth in descent from says in .his will " he wishes his brother Capt. John Aylett from Essex, England, Benjamin Waller of Williamsburg to set- who settled in King William co. in 1656: tle his account with our brother Edmund," i. Patrick Henry, killed in the capitol dis- Col. William Waller's eldest son married a aster April 21st. 1870. distinguished law- Miss Bouchier. He is buried at Newport, yer, district attorney of the confederate Spotsylvania co., Va., their old homestead. states of America, editor of Richmond Thomas Waller, fourth son of Col. John Times and of the Enquirer, married Emily Waller, gentleman. I think the Wallers of Coles, daughter of Hon. John Rutherford, Stafford co., Va., are descended from him. governor of Va. ; ii, Patsey Waller, married Judge Beniamin Waller of Williamsburg 1st Dr. P. H. Cabell of Amherst co.. Va.. Va.. the fifth son of Col. John Waller, gen- issue three children, died in infancy; iii, tleman, was born 1716, died 1786. Mar- William Roane, col. C. S. A., common- ried M'iss Martha Hall of North Carolina wealth's attorney King William co.. Va.. T746; had issue; i, Martha, married Wil- married Alice S., daughter of Moore F. liam Taylor of Lunenburg co., Va.; ii. and Sarah Brockenbrougb. Issue Sarah I Mary, married John T. Corbin; iii, John Waller and John Byrd: i, John, married of " Enfield," King William co., married Page, issue: Courtney, married Mr. Judith Page of Broadneck; iv, Dorothy, Jones; ii, Mary, married John Claiborne. nurried Henry Tazewell of Brunswick co., Issue Eliza Waller and Vest: i, Eliza, Va.. member Va. convention of T776; v, married Edward Joneis, issue: i. Bell, ii. .•\nne. married John Bush; vi, Benjamin Waller, iii. Lottie, iv, Mary Louisa, i. Cajter. married Catherine Page of Broad- Waller, ii. Patsey, iii, George, v, William. neck; vii, Clara, married Edward Travis, Issue of Littleton (purser United States issue: i. Joseph, married Pat.sy Williams, navy), two marriages, Sharp and ii, viii, Edward; William, married Eliza- Roberson: i, Mary Eliza, married Thomas beth of Macon Hanover 00., Va.; ix, Rob- Rowland, issue: i, Maggie, ii, Charles; ii. •m 148 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. Virgiiiin, married Richard Lunstall, 2d Ellen, married Robert McBryde, issue: i, Robert B. Mnryo, issue: i, Bell, ii, Little- Duval Caldwell, ii, Robert; ii, Lizzie, mar- ton, iii, Kate, iv, Maggie; iii, Fanny. Issue ried Thompson Brown. Issue Robert Hall Duruthy (Waller) and Henry Tazewell: Waller by his two wives, Nancy Camr.i Liltlctuii Waller, born at Williamsburg and Martha Crafiford: i, Edmund; ii, Ellen, Dec. 17th, 1784, died at Norfolk, Va., May married George Blow. Issue of Sarali 61I1, 1S60, member congress 1800-1, United Waller and John Sniilli: Sarah, married State,'; senator 1824-33, in 1820 one of the Moore F. Brockenbrough, and had issue: coniniissioners under the Florida treaty, i, Waller; ii, William, married Smidi; governor of Va. 1834-6, married iii, John, married Brockenbrough; iv, Ed- Nivison; issue: i, Sarah; ii, Littleton; iii, ward; V, Alice Roane, married Col. Wni. Henry; iv, Mary; v, Anne, married Col. R. .'Vylett; vi. Etta, married King; vii, Bradford, issue: i, Ann, ii, Mary; iv, Tazewell. Governor Littleton Waller Tazewell; vi, John. Issue Benjamin Car- Tazewell, writing in 1823, says of his ma- ter and Catherine Page Waller: i, Benja- ternal grandfather, Judge Benjamin Wal- min; ii, Robert Page, M. D., married ist ler, son of Col. John Waller, gentleman, Eliza Griffin, 2d Mercer; iii, Martha, of Newport, Spotsylvania co., Va.: "He married Muse; iv, William, married claimed to be descended from Edmund Mary Griffin, issue: i, Kate, married John Waller, the poet, and traced 'his lineage to Speed of Savannah, Ga., ii, William, mar- the days of Henry V. I have often heard ried isl Elizabeth Tyler, ii, James Waller, him speak of the antiquity and respecta- issue two marriages: i, William, ii, Mary, bility of ihis descent, saying one of his married Dr. Young of Savannah Ga., iii, ancestors greatly distinguished himself at John, iv, Robert. Issue Dr. Robert Page the battle of Agincourt, where he made Waller by his two wives, Grilfin and prisoner one of the royal peers of France, Mercer: i, Mary, married John Mercer, is- and that in testimony of this Henry V sue: i, Louisa, married Daniel Blaine, ii, gave as a crest the arms oi France sus- Eliza, married St. George Tucker, iii, pended on an English oak, with the motto, Thomas, iv, Corbin, v, John, married Jean Il;cc frnctus virtutis,' which armorial in- Bright, vi, Isabel, vii, Kate William Wall; signia was suspended in his great hall." ii, Matthew, married lilary Tazewell; iii, Louisa, married Cornahan; iv, Laura PERBY, GEORGE ADELBERT of Page; v, Mercer; vi, Kate, married Charles New York city, b. June 2, 1845 in Langliorne. Issue of William and Eliza- Kichmondville N, Y., while a student in . beth (Macon) Waller: i, William Macon, the seminary at CharlotteviUe N. Y. he married Ist Mutter, 2d daughter ot enlisted on Sep. 9, 1864 in ihe Qist regi- lion. David Shepherd Garland ot Lynch- ment of New York Veteran Volunteers, burg Va.; ii, Lucy, married Massie. then stationed .it Fort McIIenry. Baltimore Issue of William Macon Waller by his two Md., and having been sent with his regi- wives. Mutter and Garland: i, Lucy, ment to Ihe extreme left of Grant's line at married Goran; ii, Eliza Garland. Petersburg in the following march he married Alexander Duval of Richmond vnas present in the battles of Gravelly Rvm Va. ; iii, Fanny, married Caldwell; iv, on March 31. 1865, Five Forks on April i, William; v, Virgiiiia, married William and Sunderland Station, and finally at the Waller; vi, Sarah; vii, Anna; viii, Martha, surrender of Lee on April 9 at Appomat- married John Robertson; ix, Benjamin. tox. From 'his first .arriv;il at Fort Mc- Issue of Eliza Garland Waller and Alex- IIenry he w:is chosen to act as clerk, first 4 ander Duval: i, Elizabeth; ii, .'Mcxandcr; i:i the office of Capt. Stewart, Co. B, then iii. Waller; iv, Lucy, married Lightfoot at regimental headquarters under Col. Wormely. issue. Carter; v, James. Issue Tarkell, and finally at brigade headquar- of Fanny Waller and Caldwell: i. ters under Gen. Morrow, 3d brig.ade. AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 149 Crawford's division of the 5th corps, was George, b. Jan. 15, 1825); son of Capt. hiiiiorably discharged at the close of the Sylvanus Perry of Killingly Conn., b. in «;ir in June 1S65, returned to school at 1741 and died there in 1S20, was one of the Ch.irlolteville, later continued his studies company that hurried from KiUinj.'-ly in at (he Cazenovia seminary, and entering the Lexington alarm Apr. 19, 1775, later he College graduated A. B. and A. M. from was ensign in the' 5lh co. 3d bat. Wads- Wcslcyan univ. Middletown Conn. (m. worth's brig., raised in June 1776 to rein- July 22, 187s Susannah Chase Barton, dau. force Washington in New Ycirk and Ill Dr. Lyman Barton of Willsborough N. serving in New York city and Long V, (Simon," Timothy Stow,' Timothy,' Island, etc.. was commissioned second Joshua,* Samuel' of Salem Mass.], she was lieutenant Oct. 1776 and served in Chan- b. Nov. .'8, 1848 in Willsborough N. Y. dler's reg., was commissioned first lieuten- and grad. from Vassar coll. in June 1875, ant in Col. Samuel Wyllys' reg. Jan. i, children: Ralph Barton Perry, b. July 3, 1777, which in part assisted in repelling the 1876^1 Poultney Vt., grad. from Princeton enemy at Danbury Conn. Apr. 26, 1777, univ. June 1876 with the degree of A. B., and served in the first brigade under Put- and a graduate student in the school of nam along the Hudson until Jan. 1778, Philosophy Harvard univ. since 1896, re- when the brigade took post at West Point, ceiving the degree of A. M. in 1897, Ed- and in the following summer encamped at ward De Wolf Perry, b. Oct. 2, 1880 White Plains with Washington's main Portland Me., a student in Berkeley sch., army, wintering at Redding, and serving N. Y. city); son of Henry Nelson Perry, in Gen. Heath's wing on the east side of b. in Rome N. Y. Mar. 31, :82i, and d. the Hudson during the operations o'f 1779, there Oct. 26. 1893 (m. June 15, 1843 Hes- was a man of substance and standing in ter Ann Kinnicutt. dau. of SamuL-1 De Killingly, and among his descendants his Wolf Kinnicutt of Richmondville N. Y. memory has been revered as that of a [Edward,* John,' Jolin,' Roger' of Warren worthy patriot and an honored officer in R. I.], by Rev. Benjamin Diefendorf, their the war of the revolution (m. ist Rebecca children were: George Adelbert, b. June 2, Bliss, dau. of John Bliss of Rehoboth 184s, Edward Samuel, b. Jan. 19, 1847, [Jonathan," Ephraim,' Jonathan,* Thomas,' Helen Elizabeth, b. Apr. 23, 1850, William Jonathan," Thomas' of Belstonc Eng.] and Henry, b. June 16, 1853, Cliarles Eugene, Rebecca Whittakcr of Rehoboth, tlie mar- b. July 27, 1855, Rosalia and Rosaltha, b. riage taking place in Killingly Conn. Apr. Mar. 20, 1858, all b. in Richmondville ex- 4, 1769, Rev. Aaron Brown ofliciating, the cept the last three, who were b. Lee N. children were: Anson, b. Oct. 5, 1770, ni. Y.) ; son of William Bliss Perry, b. in .•\bbelena Buck, Abigail, b. Apr. 12, 1772, KiUingly Conn. Sep. 3, 1780, and d. in m. Elijah Ormsbce, Pha-be, m. Jesse But- Rome N. Y. Mar. i, 1874, was one of the terfield, William, b. Sep. 3, 1780, m. Lu- first settlers in Rome, going there directly cretia Kenyon, Elizabeth, b. 1781, m. John from Killingly Conn., in the records of Greenwood, (jeurge, Keziah, b. Apr. 5, Rome he is on the assessment roll for 1S02, 1785 [m. George Walworth], m. 2d Re- and in 1826 is taxed on 118 acres of land becca Greenwood of Rehoboth. their chil- where the city now stands, was engaged dren being Sylvanus and Rebecca, m. mudi in surveying when a young man in Hyrani Thayer); son of Eliaklm Perry, the northern part of the state, and served a b. Sandwich Mass. May 8, 1716 (m. Dec. short time in the war of 1812 (m. June I, 18, 1740 by Rev. John Greenwood to Sarah 1801 to Lucretia Kenyon, dau. of Rich- Joy of Kehuboth, dau. of David Joy mond Kcnyon of Rome N. Y., and their [Joseph,' Joseph,' Thomas' of Hingham], children were: David, b. Sep. 4, 1802, their children were: Sylvanus, David, Eliz.a, b. Feb. 2. 1809, Sophronia, b. July Elizabeth, Abigail, Azor, Ozias, Eliakim 25, 1815, Henry Nelson, b. Mar. 31, 1821, Jr., Ezekicl and Seth, all the sons were in :/ fi 15° AMERICAN ANCESTRY. the war of the revolution, Sylvanus and ' public officer, and a faithful adherent of | David as first lieutenants, and after the the Puritan church. war must o( them settled in southern Ver- mont, some going thence to central and PERRY, JAMES NEWTON of Nor- western New York, Eliakim Sr. settled wich Conn., b. in Lebanon Conii; first in Stoughton Mass., where at the age June 23, 1833 (m. Dec. 10, 1856 Frances dau. of of 22 he is taxed and is one of the petition- Ardelia Iferrick, b. Dec. 28, 1837. ers for a church, two years later in 1740 Robert and Eliza [Locke] Ilorrick of he removed to Rehoboth Mass., where he Griswold Conn.); son of James of Leb- purchased a considerable estate, later he anon Conn., b. in South Kingston R I. at Conn. July moved to Bennington Vt.) ; son of Benja- Feb. 26, 1798, d. Lebanon • min Perry, b. in Sandwich Feb. 15, 1670 25, 1853 (m. Apr. IS, 1832 Lucy Ann Pot- (m. Dinah Swift, dau. of William Swift' of ter, dau. of Samuel H. and Lucy [War- Sandwich [William'], their children being: ner] Potter, b. So. Kingston R. L Sep. 27, Mercliah, b. June 11, 1695, Remember, b. 1780, m. Nov. 8, l8i2, d. Nov. 29, 1820, son Potter, b. Mar. 13, 1697, Seth, b. Mar. 19. 1699, Ben- of Henry and Mary [Seager] jamin, b. Mar. 19, 1699, Susannah, b, Dec. Apr. 8, 1750. m. Dec. 2, 1779. d. I797. the 27, 1701, Abner, b. Mar. 10, 1703, Josiah, children of Samuel H. Porter were: Lucy b. Oct. 18, 1709, Nathaniel, b. July 2, 1713, Ann. b. .\ug. n, 1813, Lydia Maria, b. Kliakim, b. May 8, 1716, all b. in Sand- May I, 1815. Samuel Warner, b. Aug. 16, wich), Benjamin Sr. went from Sandwich 1817, Abby, b. Mar. 17, 1820, Henry, son of to Stoughton with most of his sons in John and Elizabeth [Hazard] Potter, m. 1734, where many of his descendants have 1st Mary Perry, jd Elizabeth Hazard, left honorable records; son of Ezra Perry John, son of Col. John and Mercy [Rob- of Sandwich Mass. 1644, d. there on Apr. inson] Potter, son of John and Sarah 18, 1690, it is probable that he was b. about [Wilson] Potter, son of Ichabod and Mar- I., 1615 in Devonshire Eng., and it is thought tha [Hazard] Potter, b. Portsmouth R. that he, Margaret, Deborah, Edward and son of Nathaniel and Dorothy [ ] perhaps Hannah Perry, all of Sandwich Potter, b. Portsmouth R. L 1637. d. Oct. during this period, were brothers and sis- 20, 1704, son of Nathaniel, b. England and ters, Edward m. Mary, dau. of Edward d. before 1C44, the children of James were: Freeman, vice-governor of the colony, James Newton, b. June 23, 1833. Henrietta Margaret m. Edward Freeman, whose first Maria, b. May i, 1835, Edwin Potter, b. wife was Rebecca, dau. of Gov. Prcnce, Jan. 15, 1839, .'Vbby Jane, b. Jan. 10, 1842); Ezra Jr., son of Ezra Sr., m. Rebecca, son of William Perry of Lebanon Conn., dau. of Edward Freeman Jr. and Rebecca b. in R. f. June 19, 1759. tl in Lebanon Prence, and Ezra Sr. and Edward each Dec. 5. 1834 (m. Elizabetli Seager, and ^ had among their children a Samuel, Ben- their children were: Elizabeth, b. Jan. 28, jamin, Deborah and Sarah, Edward was 1794, William, 1). Mar. 22, 1796, James, b. the ancestor of the commodores Oliver Feb. 26. 1798, ALiry, b. Dec. 17, 1799, Jo- Hazard and Mathew Gilbraith (Ezra m. seph Seager, b. Jan. 6, 1802, .\nna, b. Dec. r8o3, Mercy, b. Jan. 4, 1806, Benjamin, Feb. 12, 1651 Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas 10, b. Mar. 25, 1808, Alice, b. Mar. 30. i8lo, Burgess, one of the first men of the col- Edward, b. Mar. 22, 1812, George Hazard, ony, his children were: Ezra, b. Feb. 11, b. Feb. 16, 1815); son of James Perry of 1652, Deborah, b. Nov. 28, 1654, John, b. South Kingston R. L, b. Oct. 27. 1728, d. Jan. I, 1656, Samuel, b. Mar. 15, 1667, Sep. 12, 1774 (m. prob. in 1750 Sarah Pot- Benjamin, b. Feb. 15, 1670, Remember, b. ter, and their children were: Mary, b. 1751. I, 1676, Sarah), Ezra's fre- Jan. and name d. 1753, Mercy, b. Feb. 24, t754 [who m. quently appears in the annals of the col- William Peck-ham of South Kingston], ony, and always as an honored citizen or Anna, b. Mar. 16, 1756, James, b. May 26, AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 151 1758, William, b. June 19, 1759 [m. Mar. 1716, the inventory of his persona! estate, i$, 179J to Elizabeth Segar], John, b. July taken July 11, 1716, amounted to £730 i6s. 2X, 1760, Alice, b. Jan. 11, 1763, Samuel, b. 7d., in his will be mentions five children: Feb. 3, 1764, Mary, b. Feb. 7. 1766); son of James, b. 1O91, Edward, b. 1693, Samuel, James Perry, b. prob. in Sandwich Mass. b. itx)5, and d. Dec. 21, 1775 (m. Susannah 1691, but lived in South Kingston R. I., Hazard), Simeon, b. 1698. and Henj:imiii, received from his father, who calls him b. 1701 (m. Elizabeth Hazard July 10. " oldest son," the homestead and mill with 1728); son of Edward Perry of Sandwich, an estate of 146 acres, the land purchased supposed ito have been b. in Devonshire of Benedict Arnold, containing 170 acres, Eng., and it is thought that he was the and two tracts on Shannock Hill, contain- brother' of Ezra, Margaret and Deborah, ing 58 and 170 acres respectively, was a all of Sandwich, Edward Perry was a Quaker (m. 1st Nov. II, 1718 Alice, dau. proininent member and speaker in the So- of James Easton of Newport R. I., she ciety of Friends and an earnest defender of dying Feb. 7, 1732, he ni. 2d Anna, dau. of its doctrines, was as early, as 1658 and Jonathan Bennett of Newport), was a from that date until the persecution of the deputy to the general assembly from South Quakers ceased repeatedly fined ;ind other- Kingston in 1744, his will was proved in wise punished for his religion and his con- 1774, children by the first wife: Mary, b. duct growing out of his belief, his fines Oct. 25, 1719 (m. Oct. 20, 1736 to John were among the largest (m. about 1657 and Potter, son of Col. John Potter and Mercy with the forms and ceremonies of the Robinson), James, b. Oct. 27, 1728, chil- Friends Mary Freeman, dau. of Vice-Gov- dren by the second wife: Alice, b. July 20, ernor Edward Freeman and his wife Eliza- 1736 (m. Jan. 1756 to Sylvester Robinson), beth, Itdward Perry's will is dated Dec. 29, Jonathan, b. Sep. 2, 1738 (m. Mar. 31, 1777 1694, and was proved Apr. 12, lUjs, in lii.-> to Mercy Potter, dau. of Judge William will he names nine children: Dorcas, b. and Penelope Potter, and had Alice, who 1661, d. Jan. 16, 1746, Mary, b. about 16O3, 1' m. Oct. 2, 1802, James Heture, son of Samuel, b. 1664, d. June 1716, Deborah, b. James), Samuel, b. Feb. 24, 1739 (m. about 1667, Sarah, b. about 1669, Peace, Tabitha Niles); son of Samuel Perry, b. b. about 1671, d. Nov. 9, 1740, Edward, b. in Sandwich Mass. in 1664, d. July 1716, about 1673, Rest, b. 1675, d. Nov. 29, 1709 dau. aged 52 (m. May 9, i6go Mary Tucker [she m. Jacob Mott, and their Mary [dau. of Henry and Martha Tucker], was Mott m. tiie Quaker preacher Nathaniel the b. Aug. 16, 1668, and was living in 1725). Greene, wdiose son Nathaniel was he may have resided in Sandwich until celebrated Gen. Greene], Benjamin, b. to 1695, in which year he signed receipts in about 1677, and d. 174S-9, he moved that town for money left him by his Kings Towne R. I. soon after his brother father-in-law, and was a freeman of the Samuel, m. Oct. 11, 1727 Susanna Barker, town of Kings Town R. I. as early as and their son Freeman, b. Jan. 23, 1733, m. Aug. 16, 1696, his homestead and mill were Mercy Hazard, dau. of Oliver Hazard and in that part of Kings Town now called Elizabeth Raymond, of the children of Perryville, South Kingstown, he invested Freeman and Susanna Perry, Christopher largely in lands, was a partner in the Raymond, b. Dec. 4. 1761, m. Aug. 1784 Shannock and Maxon purchases of land Sarah Wallace Alexander, and their chil- located in w"ltat are now the towns of dren were: Oliver Hazard, b. Aug. 23, Richmond and Hopkinton, and aUo 1785, d. ."Kug. 23, 1818, Raymond Henry bought extensively at Pasc|uesott in West- Jones, b. Feb. 11, 1789, Sarah Wallace, b. erly, near the northeast corner of the pres- Apr. 28, 1791, Matthew Calbraith, b. Apr. ent town of Charlestown, his will was 10, 1794, Anna Maria, b. Nov. 10, 1797. dated Newport R. I. 4 mo. 16 day 1716, Jane Tweedy, b. Dec. 15, 1799, James Alex- Hazard, r and was proved in Kingstown July 16, ander, b. June 26, 1801, Nathaniel '52 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. b. Nov. 27, i8o2, Oliver Hazard in. F.liza- cousin N. Adalaide Palmer Apr. 16, 1885 l)cth Clianiplain Mason, he was a com- as above); son of Denison of Stonington, niodorL- In the U. S. navy and the com- b. Dec. 17, 1735. d. June 16, 1816 (ni. July mander in the victory on Lake Erie, Ray- 10, 1759 Marvin Palmer, bap. Apr. 29, 1739, mond Henry Jones ni. Mary Ann Dc Wolf. d. Feb. 25, 17S4. dau. of Elias and Mary dan. of U. S. Senator James De Wolf of Holmes Palmer, 5th in descent frfm Wal Rri.>;tol, Matthew Calbraith m. Jane Slidell, ter Palmer, the first of the name who set- dau. of Jolui Slidell of New York, he was tled in Stonington, he m. 2d widov.- Sarah a commodore in the U. S. navy and nego- White from Long Island, who d. Jan. 14, tiated the treaty with Japan, Anna Maria 1819, aged 61 years); son of Dr. Nathan ni. Commpdore George Rodgcrs of tlie of Stonington. b. Oct. 24, 171 1, d. M.ii, 28, U. S. navy, Jane Tweedy m. Dr. William 1795 (m. Apr. 21, 1735 Phebe Billings, b. Butler, a surgeon in the U. S. navy, James Apr. 4. 1714. d. .'Xpr. 3. 1792, dau. of Eben- Alexander, who was with his brother in ezer Jr. and Phebe Denison Billings, a the battle of Lake Erie, a boy of 13, \va3 desc. of Capt. George Denison and Wil- drowned in llie harbor of Valparaiso iSjj, liam Billings of Stonington, and Robert Nathaniel Hazard m. Lucretia Mumford and Sarah Lay of Saybrook Conn); son of Thatcher of New London Conn., a purser Daniel of Stonington, b. Nov. 12. 1672, d. in tlie U. S. navy). Aug. 13. 1 75 1 (m. 1st Margaret Smith of New London Conn. Mar. 25, 1700, m. 2d PALMER, EDWARD D. of New Hart- Mary, dau. of John Avery of Groton and ford N. Y., b. in Stonington Conn. widow of William Denison, Jan. 12, 1732); Mar. 18, 1805, d. in N. Hartford Jan. 12, son of Nehemiah of Stonington, b. Nov. 1885, farmer (m. Jan. 31. 1827 Elizabeth 2i, 1637, d. Feb. 17, 1717 (m. Nov. 20. 1662 liarncs of Westerly R. L, children; Charles Hannah Stanton, b. 1644, d. Oct. 17. 17-27. Edward, b. May 2. i8j8, in. Dec. 24, 18C2 dau. of Thomas Stanton, the Indian inter- Mary J. Barker, Sarah Elizabeth, b. May preter, commissioner and trader), Nehe- 24. 1831, m. Apr. 10, 1851 Howland J. miah Palmer was meniljer of governor's Pearce, l.ydia F., b. May 8, 1836, d. Feb. council in 1703 and deputy to the general 6, 1838, Helen II, b. May l6, 1837, Lydia court; son of Walter, b. 1.S85, d. Nov. 10, F., b. Dec. 21, 1838, d. Feb. 8, 1S30. N. 1661, came from Nottinghamshire Eng. to Adalaidc, b. Sep. 25, 1846, m. Apr. 16. 1885 .America in 1629. was of the Massachusetts Thomas Iluland Durland of De Kalb 111.); and Plymouth colonies, and settled in son of Charles of Stonington, b. Sep. 6, Stonington in 1653 (m. 1st in England, •775. 1802 Betsey Prudence, b. 1780, d. Aug. 6, Mass. about 1633 Rebecca Short, who d. 1834, dau. of Natlianiel Denison of No. in Stonington July 15, 1671), was a large Stonington, a direct desc. of Capt. George landliolder in the town, and the first ser- and Ann Borodel Denison, Thomas Miner mon preached by an ordained minister was and William Chesebrough, early set:tlers in delivered at his house June 12, 1657 by Stonington, also of Capt. John Gorham of Rev. William Thompson. Barnstable Mass. and of John Howland and John Tillcy of the " Mayflower," chil- PAGE, Rev. EZEKIEL GILMAN of dren: Eliza H., b. Aug. 16, 1803, Edward Oakland Me., b. in New Sharon Me. D., as given above, Jennett A., b. Sep. 21, Dec. 25, 1814, educated at Farmington 1809, Frances A., b. Dec. 9. 1812, Charles academy, preached his first sermon in Jan. L., b. June 27, 1815, Phebe E., b. Oct. 22, 1838, was ordained in the Free Baptist de- 1817, Lucy C, b. July 15, 1819, Lucretia noininati(m in Dec. 1S39. clergyman since, C, b. June 3, 1821, ni. Oct. 12, 1843 Peter has baptized by immersion about 500 per- Durland, and liad one son Thomas Huland sons, married 241 couples, attended be- Durland, b. Mar. 16, 1846, and m. his tween 1,000 and 1,100 funerals, one of the AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 153 oriKiii'il -8 trustees of now Bates coll. and John Page, b. 1712, son of Samuel, who it liljcral patron (m. 1st Mar. 30, 1837 Mary appears also settled in Epping, and was G. Biir:>ley, b. in Farmington Me. July 4, there before 1747, while J. P. of this pedi- |J<15, (1. in Richmond Me. Aug. 26, 1884, gree came to that town from Hampton he ni. 2d Sep. 1885 Mrs. Mary Bates, had about 1755-8, after the birth of his eldest ch.: iMunia Lewis, b. Dec. 22, 1842, d. Feb. children Deborah and Mary, who were (;, 1S45, George Gilnian, b. Sep. 17, 184S bap. in H. respectively 1752-1754, and his in. Oct. Mary E. b. will dated Aug. contains mention I 1873 Wilson, July 27, 1790 1847, res. in Richmond, two sons: Albert of brothers David and Robert, wife Lydia Dean, b. Nov. 6, 1874, Winfred Sparks, b. and the names of his children, thus identi- July U. 1876], Ella Berry, b. Oct. 16, 1854, fying himself and connecting his family d. June 26, 1861); son of Reuben Page, b. with the preceding generation in their true ill Epping N. H. 1763, settled in Gilnian- line (m. Mar. 14, 1751 Lydia, dau. of Reu- lon N. n. previous to 1790, removed to ben and Margaret [ ]? Sanborn [R. S. New Sharon Me. abt. 1803 and d. there on son of Josiah,' William' Sanborn, who " Page Hill " Sep. 15, 1S16, unordained came in 1632 with his brother John' and preacher in late life, holding meetings in their grandfather Rev. Stephen Bachiler], school-houses and private dwellings, and had 10 ch.: Deborah, bap. in Hampton by his unselfish devotion and earnestness Aug. 9, 1752 [m. Dec. 10, 1772, Jacob did much good, was loved by many and Kelly of Gilmanton], Mary, bap. in IL respected by all (m. ist Sarah Sanborn Oct. 13, 1754 [m. Kelly], David, b. ?, (dau. of Dea. John and Mary [Glidden] a rev. soldier from Epping, was in Gilman- Sanborn of Gilmanton, he son of Benja- ton, settled in Maine, Margaret, bap. in min,* Ens. John,' Richard,' John,' who Epping .A.pr. 22, 1759 [m. Clough], came to this country in 1632 wilh his Ruth, bap. in E. Dec. 28, 1760, d. Mar. 27, grandfather Rev. Stephen Bachiler], she 1837 [m. George Saunders, a rev. soldier d. 1798, and he m. 2d 1799 Elizabeth Jack- from Epp., settled in New Sharon Me.], son [of Lee N. IP, she m. 2d Joshua Reuben above, John, b. ?, who [m. and Young, and d. Nov. 9, 1869, aged 90]. had lived in Fayette Me.], Lydia, bap. Oct. 29, 9 ch. : Sarah, b. Aug. 30, 1789, d. May II, 1769, Moses, who [tn. Sarah Sias and set- 1846, m. June 1808 Levi Chase [see Am. tled in Livcrmore Me.], and Aaron, of Anc. vol. V, page 1S4], John, b. 1791, d. in whom nothing further has been obtained); " Sydney Me. 1874 [m. Phebe Burdin], son of David Page of Pagetown " in Elizabeth, b. 1793 [ni. Edward Marsh, Gil- North Hampton, b. Nov. I, 1703, d. June manton N. H.], Nathan Sanborn, b. Nov. 0, 1785 (m. 1st Jan. 27, 1728, Ruth Dear- " " dau. S, 1796, d. on Page Hill at New born, b. May 21, 1705, d. Jan. 8, 1741, Sharon Sep. 19, 1874 [ni. ist Mary of Doa. John, gr.-son of Godfrey Dear- Fletcher, d. , m. 2d Ruth El- born, b. in Exeter in the co. of Devon liott], Mary, b. Sep. i, 1800, d. Oct. 12, Eng. [the mother of Ruth was Abigail, 1885 [m. Thomas Burdin, b. in Dartmo\ith dau. of Nathaniel Bachckier, who came Mass.], res. in Mercer Me., Samuel J., b. with his grandfather Rev. Stephen Bach- Dec. 28, 1802, d. in Cleveland Ohio Apr. iler], m. 2d 1742 Ruth Smith, dau. of Capt. 19, 1878 [m. 1st Susan Goss of Rcadfield John, had 10 ch.: John above, Robert, Me., m. 2d in C. Co.], Reuben, b. Dea., b. 1731, d. 1816, lived in Raymond i8o8, d. 1S24, and twin sister Lydia, who d, N. H. [m. Sarah Dearborn], Deborah, d. 1849 [m. Joshua B. Winslow], and Rev. young, David, b. 1735, lived on the home- E. G. above); son of John Page of Epp- stead, late in life removed to Chichester ing N. H., b. in Hampton July 17, 1729, N. H. [m. Berthia —— ], 9 ch., Abigail, d. in published records, N. E. Hist. Gen. young, Abigail, 1). 1743 (m. Benjamin Per- Reg. vol. 26. p. 75, and in Daw's Hist, of kins], Christopher, b. 1744, Ruth. b. 1745, Hampton this family is given to another Josiah, b. 1749, d. 1831, settled in Wake- 154 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. field [m. Sarah Marston, N. H. dau. of Joseph, b. , d. Feb. 1716, was of West- Daniel], ii ch.); son of Christopher Page, erly and Newport, and is ancestor of mobl b. Sop. 20, 1670, d. Feb. 4, 1751, Dea., lived of the and I. lines, Conn, R. who still i on the original homestead in Hampton (m. spell their name De Vol, etc., etc., 3 Jona- Nov. 14, 1689 Aliigail Tilton, dau. of Dan- b. , than, d. after 1709, his wife was , iel, 9 ch.); son of Thomas Page, b. abt. Hannah Adley, was of Newport and then d. Sep. lived 1639, 8, 1686, on the home- of Dartmouth. 4 Benjamin, b. , d. — of his stead father (m. Feb. 2, 1664 Mary, settled in Monmouth N. J., where he had dau. of Capt. Christopher Hussey [her land from his father in 1672, most of his mother was Theodate, dau. of Rev. Stephen descendants spell the name Du Val. Bachiler, who was b. in England in 1651, Jonathan' (Wm.') had: i Jonathan, d. 1709, came to this country 1632, founded the wife afterward, who m. Hannah , 2 town of Hampton in 1638, after a residence Joseph, d. 1726, wife afterward, who m. of more than 20 years in America, and be- Mary Soul, 3 Benjamin, d. 1735, wife b. ing then over 90 years old, he returned to June 4, 1680, d. after 1735, who m. Ann England, where he d. at Hackney in i66o Brownell, 4 Jeremiah, d. Nov. 29, 1753, m. in the one hundredth year of his age, 1st May 24, 1711, who m. ist Sarah Allen, through three of his children four lines 2d Sarah Whitridge, 5 Mary, m. May 22, descending from liim have contributed to 1714 James Mosher, 6 William, d. 1772, this pedigree]); son of Dea. Robert Page, who m. Sarah Sisson, 7 Ann, who m. Benj. b. about 1604. d. Sep. 22, 1679, with wife Sweat, 8 Hannali, d. after 1744, who ni. Lucy and 3 children came from England Joseph Weedcn, 9 Abigail, who m. Jobe in 1637 and settled in Hampton, was one Milk, 10 Sarah, m. July 25, 1717 Hugh of tile selectmen six years, represented the Mosher, b. Nov. 16, 1690, 11 Elizabeth, m.. town in the general court of Massachusetts June 22, 1716 George Brownell, b. Apr. 13, two years, was at one time marshal of the 1693, d. 1742. Jonathan' (Jonathan,' Wil- old CO. of Norfolk, deacon of the church liam'). Will proved Sep. 7, 1709; execu- 1660 until his death; son of Robert Page trix, wife Hannah . Another record and Margaret his wife of Ormsby, Norfolk gives Jonathan's' wife's name as Mary CO. England. Clark. It is probable that Hannah was a second wife, and it may be that these chil- DUEL, WILLIAM DAVOL; wife's dren may belong to one or both of his e| name unknown, although several wives. The records at Dartmouth Mass. times mentioned. Nothing has been dis- spell the name Devil. Gives to William covered so far to indicate whence he emi- his homestead farm, which came to him grated. The name is doubtless Norman- from his father Jonathan Davol by gift, Frencli, but given names of children is' his wife to be allowed her one-third dur- an indication that this family had been so ing life. To his son Jonathan 50 acres. long in England that their French given To these two sons privilege in lands in names had ceased to be used. The first Dartmouth. To his dau. Hannah £6, to record of him so far is when he applied for be paid when she is 20; to dau. Aliah £6 land in Duxbury Mass. Aug. 3, 1640 (see when 18, and £6 to dau. Meribah. Inven- Duxbury hist.). At Braintree a son was tory of personal £176 7s. 6d.; house and b. June 24, 1643. who d. July of the same land £100. Children: i William, b. Apr. year. From Dec. 26, 1645 until Oct. 2, 16, 1698, m. Elizabeth Whitehead, 2 Jona- 1650 there are various records of him in than, b. May l, 1702, m. Sarah Cadmon, 3 Rehobeth Mass. (see hist. Rehobeth). May Hannah, b. Jan. 29. 1699, m. John Tripp, 17. 1653 was made freeman of Newport. 4 Abiah (spelled Abpire and Apphia), b. The last record of him is on the tax-roll of unknown, 5 Meribah, b. Oct. 21, 1707, 6 Newport 1680. His children were: i John Mary, b. Feb. 26, 1710, m. Richard Booloe. Davol, b. June 24, 1643, d. July 1643, 2 William* (Jonathan,' Jonathan,' William") AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 155 m Elizabeth Whitehead. Their children 1766, d. Mar. 30, 1844, was twice ni. ; no • rro lour records begin here): i Apphia, dates of either marriage have yet been b Mar. 6, 1718 (so spelled in our records). found. Ezra's first wife was Deborah I Jonathan, b. Jan. 16, 1720, no record, 3 Stark, b. Apr. 26, 1766, d. Feb. 12, 1826. William, b. Mar. 4, 172S, d. June 22, 1814, (Deborah Stark was, according to our in. Mehitable Whitehead, b. , d. Mar. tradition, a cousin of Maj.-Gen. John \z, 1812. There is mentioned in the same Stark of Bennington fame, but I never record with the above three children the have been able to trace any relationshij) to death of a Noe Duel Mar. 8, 1797, and a that family, although I have learned that J.icob Duel d. 1754, who we suppose were .Archibald Stark, the father of Maj.-Gen. also children of Wm.' Apphia probably d. John, had two brothers that also came to uiim., as she signed herself spinster in the this country at about the same time that recei|)t she gave her brother William he did. Their names were John and Davol for " her portion of her father's es- Nathan Stark.) Ezra Duel's second wile tate (£15) and other legacies left her by was Elizabeth Sherman, b. 1794. d. Jan. i, lier father's last will and testament." This 1878. She was the widow of Gideon Sher- receipt is dated Sep. 6, 1760, showing that man, b. 1795, d. Oct. 29, 1826, m. to Sher- lier father Wm. died before that date. In man Oct. 16, 1815 at Exeter R. I. Her Feb. s. 1750 Wm. Davell was appointed maiden name was Dawley and she was a guardian over William Hudleston, aged native of R. I. By Deborah Stark Ezra 14, at Taunton Mass. by George Leonard, Duel had 11 children and by Elizabeth judge of the probate of wills in the co. of Sherman i child. Ezra Duel came to Bristol. This Wm. was probably Wm.' Hebron N. Y. with his brother Jonathan In 1777 Wm. DueP was constable at Dart- Duel, whose wife was Patience Milk. mouth Mass. It is probable that Wm. There are numerous descendants of Jona- Diver was in Dartmouth as late as Jan. than now living in Hebron and abaut ad- -7. 1783, as there was a receipt given that joining towns. Jonathan d. of small-pox. date for an account owed Bereali Goddard There is no record of him or his wife so signed by Henry Rowland, Exec. J. C. far as I can learn. In fact, the knowledge North says he had knowledge of the first I have of the brothers and sisters of Ezra three children of Wm.' from sources in Duel came from my gt. -uncle Morgan Dutchess CO. N. Y. There was a Wm. Duel. Ruth Duel, who m. Joseph Tanner, Duel sold land in Stanford, Dutchess co. came to this town to reside, but her de- N. Y. in 1806, and it is believed that he scendants arc scattered. Levi, Seth, Rich- was Wm. Duel," as Ezra Duel, son of ard and Willi;ini are supposed to have Wm.," was from Dutchess co. N. Y. to settled in Warren and Essex cos. N. Y., Hebron N. Y., where he (Ezra) appears as and I am certain from correspondence I early as Oct. 21, 1791. Of Jonathan Duel' have had that a part of them at least did (Wm.,' Jonathan," Jonathan,' Wm.') noth- so. Ezra Duel" (Wm.,' Wm.,* Jonathan,' ing is known for certain, but there was a Jonathan,' Wm.') had by wife Deborah Jonathan Duel who lived in Saratoga N. Stark: 1 Nathan Duel, b. Sep. 7, 1789, d. Y. and who d. at the age of 104 years, who July 18, 1830, m. June 6, 1808 Sarah Whit- may have been identical with him. His ney, dau. of Cornelius Whitney and children, in part at least, were Jonathan, Graves, Sarah Whitney b. Apr. 22, 1791, Gideon, Adosha, Seth, Bulah and Reuben. d. Nov. 26, i860, she was probably born Tile children of Wm. Duel" (Wm.,' Jona- in Granville N. Y., as her father came at than,' Jonathan," Wm.') were: i Levi, 2 the close of the rev. war, she d. in Mexico birth is Richard, 3 Ruth, b. , d. Mar. 20, 1840, N. Y., the place of Nathan Duel's m. Joseph Tanner, 4 Bashba, m. uncertain, the remainder of the children of Tripp, s Seth, 6 Jonathan, m. Patience Ezra Duel were b. either at Hebron N. Y. Milk, 7 William Jr., 8 Ezra, b. July 21, or So. Granville, Ezra moved to So. Gran- Ki «56 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. villc in Apr. iKoo, 2 (Jlivc Uuc!, 1). ;U Dec. 7, 1798 Granville N. Y., d. Sep. i, ' }[i-l)riiii ;\lar. 8, I7yi, d. Keb. j, 1874 at 1872. 8 Ezra Duel Jr., b. Apr. 10, 1804, J Sn. Granville N. Y., m. Mar. 5, 1851 Aug. 8, 1883 in Wayne co. N. Y., m. Sep. George Lainb, a widower, b. May 27, 1789, 2-j, 1825 Matilda Whitney, dau. of Joseph d. July 13, 1S69, Lamb's ist wife was Lucy Whitney, and sister of Wm. Whitney, who Sweet, b. July 21, 1791, d. Mar. 23. 1849, m. Deborah Duel. Matilda Whitney b.. Ml. tu Lamb Mar. I, 1810. 3 Mchitable July 20, 1804, d. Oct. 5, 1S83 at Wayne ca Duel, b. June 21, 1792, d. Dec. 3, 1S33, m. N. Y. 9 Morgan Duel (he claims "to have Dee. 27, iSoS Joseph Gould, son of Capt. been named Morgan after a relative upon Lbeuezer Gould and his wife Rhoda Rob- his mother's side, that of the Stark fam- hins. He was b. at So. Granville N. Y. ily), b. Apr. 21, 1806, d. at Hartford N. Y. June IS, 1791, d. in Michigan (Battle Aug. 19, i88g, m. A])r. 21, 1828 Lydia . Creek I 'thijik) Sep. 2, 1874. After Me- Maria Day. dau. of Hosea Day of So. hitable's death Joseph Gould m. a second Granville N. Y. She was b. Sep. 29, iSio, time, but I know nothinK of the second d. July 9, 1856 at So. Granville N. Y. 10 wife or children. Mchitable d. in Wayne Lewis Duel, b. May 14. 1810. Enlisted CO. N. Y. Joseph Gould was one of a June 16, 1830 at Whitehall N. Y.; w:is family of 17 children. 4 Hiram Duel, b. assigned to co. K 3d N. Y. infantry as a May 24. 1795. d. Dec. 26, 1853, date of m. private. He took this step because he did unknown. His wife was Alice Whitney, not like his stepmother. He was located sister of Sarah Whitney, the wife of with his CO. at Ft. Jessup La. and deserted Nathan Duel. Alice Whitney b. Mar. 15, Sep. 17, 1832. Nothing farther is known 1709, <1. Oct. 28, 1861. Hiram and wife of him. II Eunice Duel, b. June 18, 1810, both d. in Wiscon.sin in or near Pond du d. Mar. 24. 1863. m. Smith Bullock Feb.' Lac. s Noe Duel, b. Mar. 15, 1797, d. June 2S. 1S39. He was b. June 18, 1810 (they 14, 1836, m. Nov. 1821 Zennah Wliitney. were both the same age), and d. May i, widow of Capt. Parley Whitney. She v.'as 1875. He lived and died in Granville N. b. Aug. 30, 1787, d. June 5, 1841. Her Y. (township). After Eunice's death he maiden name was Goulil, and she was a m. again Abbie (|)robal)ly Abigail) New- sister of Joseph Gould, who m. Mehitable ton of Glens Falls N. Y. She was b. Dec. Duel. Parley Whitney was son of Joseph 25, 1826, d. Dec. 5. 1S86. They were m. Whitney and Anna Eames. He was b. Feb. 6. 1867. Ezra Duel by his second 1785, d. June 14, 1818 at Granville wife Elizabeth (Dawley) Sherman had a N. Y. (Joseph Whitney was a son of daughter Matilda Duel, b. Aug. ig, 1830, Joshua Whitney, b. Dec. I, 1724, d. Dec. d. May 5, 1885, m. Sep. S. 1852 Frank Wil- 4, 181 1 at Granville N. Y., wife unknown, son of So. Granville N. Y., b. June 5, of Killingley Ct., and was own cousin to 1830. He is still living. Ezra Duel Sr. Cornelius Whitney, the father of Sarah was a blacksmith and a farmer. and Alice Whitney, who m. Duel. Joseph was b. Oct. 24, 1753, d. June 24, 1837 at SWIFT. JAMES SWIFT was b. at Ontario N. Y. His wife Anna Earns b. Crediton in the co. of Devonshire Nov. 4, i860, d. Oct. 29, 1S38.) 6 Sabrina Eng. about 12 miles from the city of Exe- Duel, b. Dec. 6, 1799, d. Dec. 11, 1876 at ter Jan. 29. 1739 O. S. He had two broth- Granville N. Y., in. Oct. 31, 1822 Benj. ers, namely Uriah and Richard, and one Brown Whitcomb, b. Apr. 23, 1797 at sister Betsey. Little is known of James' Henniker N. H., d. Mar. 21, 1S60. 7 father and mother, for his mother d. when Deborah Maria Duel, b. Dec. 12, 1801. d, James was quite young and his father m. Dec. 26, 1869, m. Aug. 22, 1822 William again. Not liking his stepmother James Whitney, son of Joseph Whitney and enlisted in the British army. Not long Anna Earns, and brother of Parley Whit- after war was declared against France ney before mentioned. Win. Whitney b. and James was removed with his army May AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 157 18, 1756 to the American colonics. Ilis consumption at Sheffield Mass. Dec. 29, iniiy was i>lalioned on the Canada frontier 1836. Was never married. 6 Mehitable iiij James was at different times at Crown Swift was b. Jan. 25, 1777. Became de- ri'iiil. Ticonderoga, Niagara and Fort ranged at the age of 52. Was never mar- Win. Henry. He was at various times ried. Resided in Coldbrook Ct. Was under the command of Gen. Johnson, living in 1864. 7 Vinsa Swift b. Apr. 3, Cajit. D. iiUe and Gen. Putnam. In 1759 •779, ni- Winslow Goodspeed. See line (tic Lirilish forces were divided into 3 of G. A. Goodspeed before sent to you. irniies. James was assigned to that di- 8 Asenath Swift b. F'cb. 2, 1781, m. Rice vision ot tlie army that was under Gen. Cook of Wallingford Ct. Removed to Wulie that stormed Quebec, lie was New Wallingford Vt. ; from there to wounded on tile Plains of Abraham by a Black River N. Y., where he died. .After jword cut and carried the scar through his death she returned to Conn, and m. hfc. He received his discharge from the Slmbel Porter of Farmington, where she aniiy Se]). 19, 1766 at New York. From lived several years. Then Porter died and N. V. he went to VVallingford Ct. where she m. John Tyler. She was a widow and lie met .Mehitablc the daughter of Tlioinas resided in Coldbrook Ct. in 1864. Never Merwin and married her (no date of mar- had any children. 9 Mary Swift, b. Dec. riaye). Mehltable Merwin was born Jan. II, 1785, m. late in life Eather Walters of 5, 1744. Besides Mehitable Merwin there Goshen Conn., where she resided in 1864. were three boys born to Thomas Merwin, No children. 10 George Swift, b. Nov. 9, namely, Thomas Jr., Samuel and Stephen. 1789. Removed to Goshen Ct.; from there Ot these boys Thomas Jr. and Stephen 1:0 Marlboro, thence to Stockbridge, thence iiiiived to Lexington N. Y. and raised to Great Barriiigtoii, where he m. Zada, l.ir^'e families. Samuel Merwin was a sea dau. of Benj. Hollister, Sep. 29, 1814. They cjplaiii in the West India trade. During had four sons. They removed to Sheflield the .American revolution he went to Ti- Mass., where they both d., he Sep. 14, 1870 conderoga, was taken with dysentery and and she Mar. 20, 1878. I will give this died and was buried there unmarried it is family in full as the family is probably c.x- .supposed. By James Swift and Mehitable tict unless the son George Jr., who went .Vlcrwin there were 10 children as follows, to Cal., 111. there and left descendants, all born at Wallingford Ct.: i William which is doubtful. The first son of George Swilt, b. Sep. jS, I76(j, d. Sep. i, 1S58. Swift and Zada Hollister was b. Oct. 29, He married Alniira Butricks of Goshen, 1816, lived 8 hours. The second child, lived there until 1806. Moved to Cold- George Swift Jr., was b. May 16, 1819, d. brook Ct. Was deacon in Coldbrouk for in San I'rancisco Cal. May 5, 1882. The many years and died there. His wile died third child was Mason Gad Swift, b. Apr. iS.'t!. 2 I'crsis Swift was b. Dec. 9, 1770, 18, 1821, d. Oct. 12, 1838, and was buried d. Nov. _'7, 181 1 Wells Vt. She .i,. Jolin in Sheffield .Mass. The fourth child, Rol- Collins liopson of Wallingford Ct. and bert I^Ierwiu Swift, was b. July 28, 1827, lliey removed to Wells Vt. (See Wells Vt. d. Dec. 18, 1848 in Wcstlield Mass., buried History.) j Betsey Swift b. June 25. 177.', at Shetlield. (1. at .\Iiltuii Ct. June II, 1S43. She mar- ried Joseph Merriiuan. She had by him GILLESPIE. The Gdlespie family be- 9 children. 4 James Swift Jr. was b. Oct. longed to the Campbell clan, their 22, 177,5. He m. Mary Case of Norfolk home was in the highlands of Scotland. Ct. and they had 5 children. Was living They took a prominent part in the early when the record recci\ed additions in history ot Scotland, both in ecclesiastical iSCk). 5 Gad Swift b. .'Vug. rij. 1775. He and in civil affairs. They were strong ad- re.sided Miinelinie in N. V., was for a long herents to the Calvinistic ihjclrine, one ot time ill the aoullieni lra '58 AMERICAN A N C E S T R Y. F.iilli." Tlicy fought for religious liberty, war medal, and a clasp for Sebastopol, aisn the right to worsliip God according to the a medal for long service, and good con dictates of an enlightened conscience. duel, in all four medals and two clasps About the close of the seventeenth century, 'Jane died in 1847, she was united in mar three brothers of the Gillespies crossed riage to William Mills. Mr. and Mrs. into Ireland, they settled in County An- 'Isaac Gillespie and their five youngest trim. Their names were as follows, children emigrated to America in 1845 'Ihwlil, 'Jehu, 'J.\MKS. During the Revo- 'John was united in marriage to Misi lution of 1690 'Janies enlisted and fought Mary Breakey in 1864; they had one child, under William III, Prince of Orange, a little girl who died in infancy. 'Hugh with wlioui he crossed the Boyne July married Miss Letitia Groves, who died i(«Xi; his sword is still kept a relic by one after birth of their first child, mother and of his descendants. Immediately after the child were buried together; he afterwards decisive battle the Gillespies moved to married Mrs. Jane Carothcrs; they had County Monaghan, Ireland, where they nine children, five sons and four daughters, owned a large tract of land. They were their names as follows, 'James, 'Robert, linen drapers. The linen was woven by 'William, 'Charles and 'Hugh, 'Margaret. hand looms; they also bleached it, and pre- 'Mary. 'Rebecca and '.Annette. 'James, pared it for the Belfast market. 'James son of 'Isaac and Jane Boyd Gillespie was Gillespie married Elizabeth Riddle about united in marriage to Margaret McKeagh. the year 1700. They had six children, they had three children, one of whom died three sons: "J'^iies, 'John, and 'Matthew, early, 'Isaac and 'Jane are still living in r and three daughters, 'Elizabeth, 'Letitia, Carroll Co., Illinois. 'Isaac was united in and 'Sarah. 'James came to America in marriage to 'Mary A., daughter of 'John aboiu the mi Miss Jane Stewart; they had six children, 'Eliza Gillespie was united in marriage t~i two sous and four daughters, their names .Archie Anderson whose hoine is Henne- were. 'James, 'Isaac, 'Jane, 'Elizabeth, pin CO. Minnesota: they had eight children, '.^gncs, 'I.etitia; 'James enlisted in the five sons and three ilaughters, their names navy, fought under Admiral Nelson, and are as follows. "Charles, 'Benjamin, 'Rus- fell in llie Battle of Trafalgar in 1S06, sell, 'Albert, 'Edward. 'Emm.i, 'Hattie, "Isaac married Miss Jane Boyd; they had and 'Margaret. 'Thomas Gillespie was ten children, seven of whom were sons, united in marriage to Miss Maria Domld- 'John, whri was a Presbyterian minister, snn. he moved to Iowa; they had eight educated in Belfast College. 'Hugh and rl'ildren, 'Margaret. 'Margaret Gillespie Tnmos were farmers, 'Isaac a soldier was united in marriage to Mr. Tames Wall, served twenty-one years in the British thev had six children, their natnes are, aruiv. His first active service was at the 'Edward. 'Charles. 'Minnie. 'Isabella, Sutledge. in the East Indies Three day.s' 'Thomas and "Cleola. 'Thomas is inarried engapemcnt: he fell on the second day nnd li'-iii!? in St. To-ieph Missouri, where wnnnded. Inv all nieht on the battlefield his mother and the remainder of the anioncr the dviuL'' and the dead, was picked fnmllv live. 'Robert Gillespie inarried nn nevi dav and carried to the hospital. M^;=s Afnrt'aret Williamson: thov had six where he reiiialnrd six months; he received cliildren. their names are 'William. 'Ts.aar. a ined:d f. .r "Mnodkee. and n rln-.n f,ir Ec-r- »T,,l,n '>^rin^;e "l.nle n...! "Mi.rv. 'b-v are ..^(•sImii, I"- was tbrnni'h the Crini*".Tn ^^'n^, .->II Imuv \.-;tli tlirir mother, in Carroll Co., brniii'^ received Crimean medal. Turkish Illlnoi.;, their father being dead. 'Cbarle = ; AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 159 tllll^•^lpi^. was uniu-(l in marriage to Miss they had four clnldren, three daughters r.ilnm, au Lastuni lady; Ul- moved to and one son, 'Agnes, 'Elizabeth, 'David, |M«a (llic luunbcr and names of children and 'Rachel, oidy one of wdiom married; 11. .1 known to writer), 'Hiram was name 'Agues married JuiiN Henry, all have died. .i( line son. 'Jane Gillespie, daughter of 'John, son of "Matthew Gillespie, married 'JmIui and Jane Stewart Gillespie, was Miss Mary Sehotield; they had seven chil- uiMled in marriage to Humphrey Mills, .i dren, two Sons and five daughters, named l.iiid owner, he had also served in the Brit- as follows; 'Rachel, who married John i-h navy; they had four children, 'John, .Armstrong, 'Jane, who married William \\ ilhani, 'Jane and 'Margaret, some of Nickle, 'Sarah, died in 1895 unmarried. .sIi.jui came to Canada. "Elizabeth Gil- 'Elizabeth is li\ing in the old home place li-.-pie was united in marriage to Charles where her people have lived over two hun- Riigcrs; they had four daughters and one dred years. 'David, county clerk of .'^pcar. lluy emigrated to .America and lespie died in her majesty's service in in M'liled Jo Davis co.. Illinois, and farm Burnley, E.-mcashire, England, in (he ye.';i on a lar.ge scale, all arc members of the iJ^V. he was buried in F.urnE : hi- wid.iv. I'nilcd rresliyterian Church. 'M..\tthf.\'.'. 'M.iry A, and their baby eame lo .'\iiuric.i son of 'J;inies and Eli;':ilKih Riddle Gil- the autun.n ..[ tli.- s-iuie \ear. 'James, son lespie, was united in marriaL'c to Miss of 'John ,uid Mary Schoficld Gillespie Rachel Stewart Riley (cousin of his brother came to .\merica in 1S59, he lived in Bund 'John's wife); they had four children, their CO. till the brealdng out of the civil names were 'James. 'F.lizabcth. 'John and war. in May rS04 he enlisted and wen; 'David; 'James Gillespie married Miss out to fight for the land of his adoption - Elizalielh Royd ("sister of his cousin in 1872 he married .Anna Mickey, they 'Isaac's wife); they had seven children, h.ave had live children, two sons and three three sons and four daiighters; their names daughters, their names are as follows, were as follows, 'Matthew, who died in "John David. 'Mary Jane, 'Samuel, 'Hattie, .America unmarried, 'Jane, came to .Amer- who died in infancy, '.Anna, died in 1891, ica. 'VM/a 'ITucrh. 'James. 'Margaret and she was nine years old. 'David (son of 'Ectitia. now Mrs. Steele; 'James married 'Matthew, son of 'James and Rachel Stew- Miss McBerny, they had a lar.ge family, art Riley Gillespie), married 'Sarah Gil- one of whom is now professor in a femal.'; lespie (daughter of 'Joseph, son of 'David) academy in Savannah. Georgia. 'James immediately after their marriage they sailed Joseph; one 'sister is teachine in a board- for -America, landing in New York the ing school in Wales; 'another is teaching summer of 1S07; they had two children, in a boardincr school in England; their both sons, their names were. 'JIatthew and 'Joseph, thev bonie i'- in R.Tnbridf f. Pnntitv Arim-rh, wi-rc botli born in New Ireland. 'Elizabelh. dnnehter of 'Matthew York City. In rSio the family nioicd to Gillespie, married .Alexander Murpliy; Illinois, tliey settled in Madison Co., where i6o AMERICAN ANCESTRY. llicy cuiilinucd to reside as long as they fur four years. Was enrolling and en- lived. Ill ii>J7 'iMatlliew married Miss grossing clerk in the Slate Senate in i8,v> Nancy Gordon, a sister of the Rev. Joseph and '40; was appointed by Gen. T.iylnr Gordon, a Presbyterian minister of Van- Register of the Land Oflicc in 1849, wlui.h dalia, ill.; of this union there was but one ol'tice he held for four years. He was an child, the late Judge "David Gillespie of old and intimate acquaintance of Presi Edwardsville III; his wife dj'ing he again dent Lincoln. The house of Mr. Gillespie, married March lo, 1839 Mrs. Martha when Mr. Lincoln was stopping at Ed- Ilynus, a lady of Scotch parentage, only wardsville, was one of the hitter's favorite three children of tliis marriage grew to places of " breaking bread," and where the man and womanhood. 'Isabella J., wife of family and friends enjoyed the rate treat Moses B. Sherman, 'Nellie, wife of \V. B. of listening to the fun-loving anecdotes so Brink, both residents of Edwardsville peculiar to Mr. Linci In. Judge 'Joseph, 111., and "Joseph of California. Judge son nf 'David {"^latthew and 'James) and 'David Gillespie married Minna A. Barns- Sarah (dau. of 'Joseph (only son of back Oct. 8, 1855, they had six children, 'David) and Sarah Brcakey Gillespie) was "Mattic, "Minnie, "Julia, "Edward D., born in New York City .A.ug. 22. 1809. In 'Henry S. and "Mary E., the last three are those days schools were the exception. living — "Edward D. is married and living His mother, however, who was well In- in Edwardsville, 111. Judge David Gil- formed and extremely fond of reading. In lespie was born Sept. 28, 1828 in Edwards- a measure supplied the want of suitable ville. 111. His early education was ac- rippnrtnnitios. She gave her sons all the iltiired under the tuition of Samuel Allard inslruction she could impart, prncured the will) taught a private school in tlie Acad- best re.Tding matter that the county at- emy; he afterwards attended Shurtlefl fnriled. and by her endeavors awakened in College in Upper Alton, III. For several them a thirst for knowledge. She gave years prior to attaining his majority lie tlicni her views upon what they had read went into the law office of his uncle which strengthened their recollection and 'Joseph Gillespie where he studied law, created habits of reflection; he was raised and on attaining his majority in 1849 was on a farm. In t8,ii he went to Edwards- admitted to the bar of Illinois. In 1861 he ^•ille. Read law with the Hon. Cyrus Ed- was appointed Master in Chancery nf the wards. He lived in the family of Mr. Circuit Court of Madison co. — a position Edwards for twn years, and in that timr he tilled with credit for twelve successive read law under his direction and tuitinn. years, and during four years of this time During that lime the Black Hawk War from 18(15 to i860, he was also Coviiity broke out. he volunteered and made th'' Judge. This w.is during a time when, in camiiaign of i8,u and 1S32. .\bout this adilition to the duties now devolved u[ion time he was ready to commence the prac- couiily judges of Illinois, they were rc- tice nf his profession, he was elected pro- quiri.'. to discharge the duties now per- bate judge of the county, wdiich po.Mtion formid by the Board of Supervisors. As he held for two years. In 1840 he was a lawyer he had few superiors in the State. elected on the Whig ticket to represent As a counselor he was safe and reliable. Madison county in the State Legislature. He practiced extensively in the Supreme After his return he again went to the prac- Court, and was never known lo lose tice of his orofession. In 1S47 he was case in that court. lie was one of the ilerti d a member of the Stale Senate, in charter members of the Edwardsville vliirh biidv he continued until 1857. In Lodge .\. F. and A. M. Judge 'Matthew iRl'ii lie was elected to the office of Judge Gillespie was an able and efficient public of the Twciity-f. urth Judicial Circuit nf ofllcer. Ill i8v) he was elected jiulge nf Tllinnis, ;iii,l occuplcd the position for piob.-ilr, which office lie honorably filled twelve ye.nrs. He was united in marriage 7 M r- AMERICAN ANCESTKY. i6i ti. Mi's Marj- !•'. Sniitli of Greenville, 111., aglian Ireland. 'Martha, daughter of in lS.13; llicy liail eight cliildrcn, one did 'John Gillespie, was united in marriage to III infancy; tiieir names are as follows: Mr. Thomas McCullough, the land given 'Sirali, "Cyrus E., "Mary Josepliene, to 'Martha wdien she was married is still •Aliee. "Charles S., "Frank K., "Marie ill possession of the McCullough family. ! -ui^.l; four are living; "Mary Josephene 'David Gillespie the third brother who 1- Mife of Major linssell Prickelt, of Ed- came from Scotland to Ireland was united u.uilsville, 111. 'ElizaUeth, daughter of in marriage to Isabella Wilson whose '.I.iine> and Elizaheth Riddle Gillespie was brother was a barrister at law; they had luiiicd in marriage to Mr. I.uckcy; they one child, a son named 'Joseph, who was hid three sons and one daughter, the son? united in marriage to Sarah Breakey; they .ill went to .\mcrica, the daughter 'Lctitia Iiad five children, three sons and two ilieil unmarried. 'Sarah, daushtcr of daughters; their names were as follows- 'J.Tnies and EIi;^abeth Riddle Gillespie was 'Borthick, 'David and 'William, 'Isabella iniilcd in marriage to James Riddle; they and 'Sarah. 'David took a prominent part 1i:m1 two sons, their names were 'James and during 1798, when the united Irishmen 'John; "James was an M. D. and educated tried to liberate Ireland from the British in Ihe old country, after finishing his cdu- yoke, there was a premium put on his rnlion he came out to America settling in head, and so he emigrated to America; New York. 'John also came to .\mcrica. 'Borthick went about the same time; 'Isa- 'John Gillespie one of the Ijrothers who bella was united in marriage to John Rob- rnnie from Scotland to Irclaml had no inson, they liad a large family, they all son^, he Ii.id three (laughters; their names emigrated tcj America between 18^5 and were 'I.etilia. 'Elizabeth and 'Martha. 'S.'io; 'Sarah was united in marriage to 'Elizahelh was united in marriage to Jolin 'David Gillespie, son of 'Matthew and Craig, her great-grandson is living on the Rachel Stewart Riley Gillespie in 1S07. place given lier by Iter father at the time they sailed for .\merica immediately after of her marriage, she had one son 'John their marriage. Crai'j. he wa=; her only child, he married, do not know the lady's name; thev had five pOLLINE, LF.VI of Romeo Mich., en- ^' chililren. llieir names were, 'Jidin and listed in the rev. war ,it the age of 'lames, 'Elizabeth. 'Letitia an II I l62 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. u-.is in the house of rep. at Washington cav. under Capt. W. M. G. Torrence, hn for ]_' year? from New Orleans La.; Joliii old teacher and friend, he was studying l;iw Ellis and Josephine C. Ellis hart three chil- with Rankin and McCrary, McCrary aftr; dren: Lillian, m. Mr. Enimcrson and live became secretary c>f war; G. W. CoIIuh in rittsburgh Pa., Thomas is a lawyer in was a devoted temperance worker, w:i; New Orleans, and Harvey was graduated killed at battle of Big Creek Bluffs, bun.. al Tiilane univ. law school; Levi Collins at Oakwood cemetery, Keokuk Iow;i, Jr., b. Nov. 27, 17S9, ni. Elizabeth Towle, Williamson Lewis Collins m. America El had 10 children; Hiram, Charles, Edmond. mira Evans, dau. of Capt. Milton Evans oi Ruth and others; Edmond lived in Dor- M;iysville Ky., they had eight children;, chester Mass. and has a son Charles and luhel Lynn Collin.^, m. Elias Jacobscn. .\ dau. Helen living there now; Charles Col- graduate of Beloit coll., in business in lins is in business in Boston, firm name Pierre, Hughes co. S. Dak.. l;hey have twd Collins & Fairbanks, and has one child children: Edmimd Lewis and Helen; .-Xr- Fred; Isaac Wheeler Stanton Collins, b. thur Burns Collins, Edith Warner Collin^, Dec, Ji. i7 Nov. 7, 1792, m. 1st II. Sheldon, had chil- and .\gnes Maple (twins); Margaret dren, one son named Ctdlins Sheldon, ni. I.onisa Collins, m. J. W. Siclcles, son of 2(1 William Hill, had children, one son Daniel Sickles of Wheeling Va.. had a William Hill lives at Wakefield Mass.; large family, some of them d in infancy, Rnth Ayer Collins, b. Jan. 3, 1796, m. those living are: George Sicord Sickles, Clinrlrs \Voodruff. lived in New Albany m., has two children: Guy Stanton and Ind , had fnur children; .\melia, who was Ruth. Willis Everett Sickles. Mary Irene fcU" many years missionary to the Mor- Sickles, m. Collctt, live in Denver mons in Salt Lake mider the Presbyterian Col, .^nna Oct:ivia Sickles, m. Fielder, Board of Missions, Charles, who lives in James Collins Sickles, Clark Sickles and Louisville and had one dau. Sarah Keen Margaret Sickles; Mary Clementine Col- Wniidiurf. who was educated at Lake Eric lins, nanud for her father's sister Mary sem.. Painesvillc Ohio, Henry, wdio lives Stanton Collins ;ind her mother's sister in I'euee \';dU-y, has two dau. Mary and Clementine Lewis Slaten, a member of the Laura, educated at Lake Erie sem., Ohio, l'"irst Conyieg;ition:il church l-Ceokuk Carolyn Woodrufi" m. Rev. Sylvester Iowa, went as missionary to the Sioux Fithian Seovel D. D.. who was Presby- Indians in 1S75. learned the Sioux km- terian minister in Pittsburg Pa. for iS guage and has written in that language to years, is now president of the Presbyterian help the people for whom she labors, also coll. Wooster Ohio, they have five chil- has written and spoken in public to bring dren; Minor, Charles, .'\nielia, ELie and before the country the condition of these Henry; F.phraim Collins, b. in Chelsea poor people, was located for ten years Vt. .May 18, i7g,S. m. M,irt;aret Lewis, who near Ft. Sully in Dak. territory, Ikis been was b. Nov. Hj, iSii. she was b. in North now 1 1 years on the St:inding Rock Carolin;i, was the dau. of Williamson agency, her Indian name is Winona; Irene Lewis of Virginia, her mother was Clarkie Jane Giberson. m. J. M. Giberson of Elsali Bell, dau. of John Bell of North Carolina; 111., they h:ive two children: Herbert and Epliraini Collins d. in Keokuk Iowa Mar. .Mliro; Ephraim James Collin^, m. .\zubah 25, iSli^, his wife Margaret d. at the same r';irker, have one child Earl Lewis Collins, place in Nov. 1S81, are buried in Oakwood E. J. C'jllins is a druggist in Russell Kan.; cemetery; John Seymour Collins d. in Ruth Iowa Collins, m. Josejdi L. Canby childhood; George Washington Collins en- of Belfontaine Ohio, live in Keokuk Iowa; listed in the civil war in co. A 1st Iowa M:iry Stanton Collins, dau. of .-Vbigail and 5 # AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 163 !r--.i Collins, b. Mar. ,30, 1801, m. Justin court, paymaster at Crown Point 1760, ( liinilHrLiin. ami ihcy haii a large family: Capt. John Goldtliwaite, capt. in Col, ni. reg. Ezekiel I i In.-' Oiiittcrficld Chamberlain, Jacob Wendell's 174.3, II.Uii M. STiiith of .Mgoiiac Midi., had Cheever, celebrated master of the Boston fii- ilaii. .Mabel, Ju.slin Chamberlain d., Latin sch., Thomas Goldthwaite, came to M.ir\ Ch.imberlain, m. Bull, live at .'Vmer. in John Winthrop's fleet 1630, Mini .Mii'li., Juliette Chamberlain, Louisa Francis .Archibald, b. in Kirkcadyshire of I'li.iiiil'erlam. F.lkn Chamberlain, .-\bigail Fife Scotland Aug. 5, i68y, d, Oct. 17, ( li :iiilicrlam, I'rank Chamberlain; Hannah 1747. Sir Richard Rainsford, lord chief jus- ('..lliii^. h. .\ng, 7. -iSo.!, m. Dr. Levi Jeni- tice of the King's bench Eng. 1(176-8, 11 liir Denisun); Linii?a .M. Collins, b. Thomas Kirton, one of the fnunders of .M.ir. 10, i^oy. m. Stephen H. Lileli, hail ^L^ss. Bay colony, Aaron Gale, Benjamin U'.'i scin.-,. is buried at Romeo Mich.; Goldthwaite, Edward Goldthwaite, wis in IK'iiry Collins, b. .^Lly 16. 1809, m. Eliza 1st Louisburg expedition as capt. 4th co. lii-lli Palnierlee, had four children: Mary, Col. Samuel Waldo's reg., Phillip Lewis, hi, J.lme^ Gr.iy (il), >LTrtha, in. James ensign in Col. Jacob Wendell's reg. 174.3, (Iray, Louisa, 111. ^Llr\ el Brabl), John Col- Col Joseph Goldthwaite, served in tin- lin- and Lucius Henry Collins, lawyer in British army, Ezekiel Goldthwaite, b. July Drlrnit; Henry Collins and wife Elizabeth y, 1710, and Capt. Phillip Lewis, register f. Collins are buried in Romeo Vlich. of deeds); son of John Carter of Bridgton and Watcrford Me., b. in former 1788, d. pARTER, ROBERT GOLD in latter .\pr. 24, \&2y. merchant at Water- ^ TH\\'.\LrE of Washin-ton, D. C, b. ford (m. 1st about 1800 Pamelia. d. F'eb. in liridgton Me. Oct. J9. 1845, removed to 9, 1S17, dau. of .'\merica Hamlin [and I'orlbind Me. 1S47, to Bradford .\Li,s. Sally Parkhurstl. ser\ ed in rev. war, son 1S57, to Washington 1886, served in war of Maj. Eleazar Hamlin [.iiid Lydia Bou- 111 rebellion 22d Mass. vols., grad. U. S. ncy of Pembroke Ma.^s. ] .d We.-tford and nnlitary acad. 1S70, 2A lieut. .(ill U. S. H;irvard M.iss., uncle to JLannibal, vice- c:ivalry, 1st lieut. 4lh L'. S. cavalry 187.S-O pres. of the U. S., he .\nicrica had 5 bros., (m. Sep, 4, 1870 NLiry Maria, dan. of David viz.: Europe, .-\sia, .Africa. Cyrus and Han- DeMer Sniilh [iind Mary K.iberls|, desc. nibal, jd Eunice Daggett of Boston ui Lt. John Smith, prominent in the In- M:iss.): son of Abijah Carter of Bridgton dian war-, wa,-. captured by the Lidi.ins. Me,. Waterford .Me. and Jatirey N. H.. b. fnit esc:ipeil. she, Mary had 4 ch., viz.: in Leominster Mass. 1737 or 8. d in sol- Mellie Giildthwaite. b June Ji. 1S71. Bes \\'.ilcrford .Apr. S, 1S47, fanner, rev, sie Richardson, b. Nov. 14. 187J, Koljcrl dier, private in Capt. JiLinasseh Sawyer' De.Nler, b. .\ug. 10. 187O, and Natalie Row- CO. Col. Nicholas Dike's reg. 1776. private ell, b. May .^o. 18.S0): ^un of Henry C:ir- in Lt. Samuel Slickney's co. Cid. .Abijah ter of Brailford Mass.. b. in Bridgton Me Stearns' reg. 1777. marched to Saratoga Sep. 20, 1814, educated at Bridgton acad. under Maj. Ebcnezer Bridges to the as- and U. S. military acad.. practiced law in sistance of Gen Gates, ijrivate in Capt, Mas.^., editor of the Portland Adverli.'-er Timothy Bontell's co. Col. John Rand's 1847-57, reii. in Me. legislature, rep. and reg. 1780 (ni. in .Apr. )7Si Nancy Warner, senator in Mass. legislature, chairman sen- b. in Leominister, d. Nov, 2G, 1S52); son ate mil. com. 1863, jiulge of municipal of Josiali Carter of Leominster Mass., b. court ffaverliill Mass. since 1S66 (111. Jmie there Jan. 26, 1726, d. there Feb, 13, 1812, i.|. 18,3(1 Elizabeth Jane Caldwell, dau. of cohinial and rev. soldier, served in a Sle])heii and Catharine Goldthwaite [Pow- mounted co. under Capt. John Carter de- ell] Caldwell, and desc. of Francis and tached out of Col. Oliver Nilder's reg. that ^^ary [Goldtliwaite] .Archibald, Col marched to Springfield Mass. in Fort Wil- Thomas Goldtliwaite, rej). to general liam Henry alarm 1757, 1st maj. Col. Asa i 164 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. W'liitcoml/s reg. Lexington alarm 1775. don and Uxbridge Mass., b. in fonti' U.-cul. in Col. Abijah Stearns' reg. 1776, Nov. 27, 1688, d. in latter .\Lir. 25, 1;;" It.-ful. of Col. Josiah Whitney's reg., cul. farmer (m. Penelope, dau. of John a"4 81I1 Worcester co. reg. 1779 (ni. 1745 Sarah [Brown] Pray of Smithficld K, I 1 Taliitlia Hough, d. June 29, iSioV, son of son of Jacob of Mendon Mass. Ii m SaBauel Carter of Woburn and Lancaster Braintrce Mass. Feb. 28, 1652, d. in .\bii ^L^ss., b. in former Jan. 7, 1678, d. in lat- don Oct. 22, 1695, farmer (m. Nov. 3, id"; ter .\ug. 30, 1738, farmer, was assigned to Hnldah, dau. of Ferdinandtj and HuKl.ih garrison duty on George Hill, ihouse was jHayward] Thayer of Braintrce and Men burned by the Indians 1701, selectman don Mass.); son of George .Mdrich, came 17J3, and held various town committees to .\mer. 1631, tailor, farmer, ist selllid in (ni. in Mar. 1701 Dorothy, b. 16X0, dau. of Dorchester Mass., in Braintrce M.i. Nathaniel and Mary [Sawyer) Wilder); about 1640, became one of the propricliM son of Samuel of Watertown, Woburn of the town of Mendon 1663, one of llii anil Lancaster, b. in Watertown Aug. 8, 1st settlers there, freeman in Dorchestc. 1640, minister of a church in Groton Mass. 1636, gained the distinction of " go'nl " l^Vi- grad. IL C. 1660. selectman of Wo- man (m. Katlieriue Scald). burn Mas.i. 1679-83, com. of rates 16S0, town clerk 1690, teacher 16S5-6 (in. ALLEN, \'IRGIL D. of Colunibii. Eunice, b. Oct. 10, 1655, dau. of John and Ohio, b. in Cardington (.Ihio Sep. 7, Eunice [Monsall] Brooks, she, Eunice 1S69 (unmarried); son of James Madison, Carter m. J<1 Capt. James Parker, 3d John 1). in J'hiladel|)liia I'a. Jan. 22. 1840. d, ii\ Thomas in capt. in 1 -l Kendall); son of Carter, b. St. Columbus Ohio May 17. 1891, i i). .1 .Mbans, I Krtfords-hire itng., d. Sep. 5, O. V. C, lieut. in 9tli V. C, wa- 1684, grad. Cambridge Eng. St. John's manufacturer of flax fibre in Cardingto'i coll. 1629, sailed for London in the Ohio, moved to Franklin co. about iS;^ " Planter " 1635, Dedham, Watertown and (m. Sep. 2. 18(15 Roxana E.. dau. of 'Virgil Widjurn Mass., 1st minister of Woburn D. Moore [and Marilla IloughJ, b. I.lec, Id)-' (m. ALiry Dalton, d. >L-ir. 28, 1687J. 14. 1814, d. Nov. 6, 1895, desc. of Simco;i Moore b. 1791, d. .\ug. 2. 1853, Simeon ALDKICH, ^L\^vCUS MORTON of Moore, b. Mar. 25. 1701, d. June 26. 1825. Mrndon Mass., b. there May 20. rev. soldier, Simeon Moore Sr., b. Jan. 1. 1S34, mechanic, farmer, commercial trav- 1732, Benjamin Moore, b. Ucc. 5. 10113. uf \Vind--or Ct.); ^011 eler (m. Oct. S. 1854 Sarah Jane. dau. of and .-\iulrew Mrjore William Torrey and Sarah [I'ayson] Mei- of James Madison .Mien. b. in N J. July calf); son of Abel of Mendon Mass., b. in 28, 1810, d. in Newark N. J. Feb. 6, 1897 Uxbridge Mass. E'eb. 29, 1792, d. in Men- (in. Dec. 17, 1832 Harriet firown of New- don Nov. 26, 1844, farmer (m. Dec. 10, found N. J,, dau. of I'clcr Post Brown. 1R20 Phoebe, dau. of Anthony and Han- son of Martin Brown, 1). m N. J, Oct. 10. nah [Southwick] Comstock of Smithficld 1704, Son of IK-iulrich Brown of llollaiidl; R. L, belonged to Ericnds' meeting); son son of Job .Mien of Denville N. J., b. of Abel .Mdrich of Uxbridge Mass., b. there July 2. 1780. d. in Fredricktown Ohio settled there Nov. 16, 1749, d. there .-\pr. 7, 1841, Mar. 27. 1S53. emigrated to Ohio, Betsey farmer, member of Eriends' meeting (ui. in iMedncklou 11 1814 (m. 1800 III b. 1782, d.iu. o: 1st Oct. 31. 1772 Olive Lcnell, 2d Jime 21, J.ick^oii Rockaway, son 01 1791 lili^abeth Raw>on); son of Joseph of Benjainin of Rock.iway, b. 1752. 01 Robert Jackson, Uxbridge Mass., b. in Mendon Mass. Se|). Joseph, li. 1710. desc. 1.. she. Betsey had 29. 1718. d. in Uxbridge Dec. 30, 1787, b. in Hempstead L 1043. t8io as abo.e, member I'riends' meeting (m. Jan. 2, 1740 besides James .M., b. July 28. Phcbc Elizaljelh, dau. of Sanford and flannah 8 ch., vi/.: William .\lilchell. Job, Brown, Prentice); son of John Aldrich of Aleii- Emily, Isaac Jackson, Maria AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 165 ri„risb;i J.icksijii and Lucy Dc Cainp Al- Mass. and ChatlKini, 1). in former Nov 13, Imi); son of Job Allen of Dcnvilli; N. J., 1714. d. in latter Mar. 16, 1802, removed to Chatham .Lbout |. ilicri-. I'P- AiiR. 14. >75i. if),X3. u( Donvillc and Roekaway N. J., b. about Mass., b. there .Aug. 28, d. in Chat- i;ciu, (1, in Denville 1768, carpenter, iron ham (in. 1st Esther Larsons, .-d Dec. 2g, of I'lder ni.iiiufai'lurer in N. J., moved from L. f. lf)i)0 Mary Strong, desc. John Strong of Taunton F.iig., who canu- to " A LVORD, JOHN WATSON of Chi- Dorchester in the sJiiji " Mary and John •^ cago 111., b. in Newton Center .Masi. 1630); sun of Thomas AKord of North- 1 Jan. 25, 1861, educated in Washington D. ampton Mass., b. there Oct. 27, 1653, d. C, civil engineer in Chicago since 1879, there July 22, 16S8, served in King I'hilip's town engineer Cicero 111., city engineer war 1676, his name is inscribed on the tab- !„ike View 111., member firm of Alvord and let in the Northampton public library (in. .Shields (m. Sep. 4, 1889 Helen Clara Cor- Mar. 22. 1681 Joanna, dau. of John and nell, desc. of the Dodge and Cornell fami- Thankful (Woodward] Taylor); son of lies of N. Y. State, and had Helen Louise Alexander of Windsor Ct. and Northamp- .\lvord); son of John Watson Alvord of ton Mass., b. in Whitestaunron Eng., d. in Boston Mass. and Washington D. C, b. Northampton Oct. 3, 16S7, he was bra. of in East Hampton Ct. Apr. 18, 1807, d. in Benedict .\1\ ord, who fought in the I'equot Denver Col. Jan. 14, 1S80, Congregational war, they together with their sister Joan minister, settled in Barkhamsted Ct., left Somerseljhire Eng. for thi-> country " Stamford Ct. and South Boston Ma^s., in the ship " -Mary and John abmit 1030. field agent of Boston Tract Soc. during settled m \\'ind^ur Ct., he w.is (Jile of the civil war. aiipt. of >chools of I'reednian's original proprietors there, i"emo\ed to bureau, pres. of Freedman's bank (m. Northampton Mass. 16O1, one of the 1st June 3, 184s iMyrtilla Mead I'eck, b. in members of the 1st church there (m. Oct. Greenwioh Ct.); son of James Hall Al- 21). 1646 -Mary, d. 1683, dau. of Richard vord of Easthampton and Winsted Ct.. b. Vore, who came over on the ship " .Mary in Chatham Ct. .-Xug. 8, 1781, d. in Winsted and John"); son >of Thomas .\lif)rd of July 21), 1868, sailler and har\iess maker, White->taunton Eng., son of .Alexander of deacon in the I at Cong, church in Winsted W'hitestaunton : son of John .\lioid of Ct. for over 40 years (m. Oct. II, 1S04 W'hitestauntoii 1530. Lucy Cook of Chatham Ct., b. .Xug. 7, 1784, d. Sep. I, 1850, dan. of Richard and A NDREWS, .VLI'KED HINSDALE of Mary [Rowley] Cook, and desc. of Ed- -^ Chicago III., b. in New Britain Ct. ward Fuller, who came over in the May- Dec. 25, 1836, was raised on a farm, went flower); son of Reuel of Easthampton Ct., to Chicago when 17 years old. member of b. in Chatham Ct. 1750, d. there Mar. 27, the firm of .A. H. .Vudrews and Co. ol Chi- 1810, sailor, enlisted at the Lexington cago (m. Feb. (J, 1872 Ella C. Matson of alarm in tfie 2d co. of the 2d reg. Ct. Siinsbury Ct.); has l.ro. EDWIN NOR- militia 1775. inarched to Boston and posted TON Andrews of Peshtigo Wis., b. in at Jamaica Plains during the battle uf New Bril.iin Ct. Sep. i, 1832, raised on a Bunker Hill, his term expired in Nov. and farm, taught school, grad. Phillips acad.. he returned home and enlisted un board .AmhersI coll. 1861. Union N. Y. theo. of a privateer (m. Nov. 15, 1774 Hannah sent. 18O4, was chaplain of jd reg. N. J Hall of Chatham Ct., b. 175J, d. Aug. 3, cavalry, pastor in Crystal Lake III., Hart- 1830); son of Seth .Alvord of Northampton ford Wis. and Peshtigo Wis. (m. in .Apr. i66 AMERICAN A N C R S T 1^ Y. 1S61J Mary E., dau. ol Franklin and Mary dau. of Capt. Brewster an Alfred Andrews of New Britain Ct., b. erick M. above 3 ch., vi/..: Wdlic, C.u\\ llu're Oct. 16, 1797, d. there Apr. 13, 1876, E. and Jesse O. -Arnold); son of Gorton teaclier. manufacturer of carriages, farmer Arnold of Dayton Ohio, b. in Norwiili (ni. Sep. 15, 1824 Mary Lee Sliipman, dau. N. Y. Mar. i(), 1804. d. In Dayton M ly '/. of Joseph Shipman [and Polly I.ee], b. 1889, removed to Williamson N. Y. 1811I). Dec. 23, 1779, d. Mar. 9, 1859, son of Sam- removed alone with emigrant party in uel and Sarah [StanlilT] Shipman, learned Dayton 1S20, conlra'Ctor, budder, uieinher the brass founder's trade, gr.-son of Capt. of the flrni of Aforrison and .\rnold iSji- S;imuel Shipman of Saybrook Ct.); son of 50 (m. lit 1825 Caroline J., dau. (jf ("li.iir,- Ezekiel Andrews of New Britain Ct., b. bers Foster of Lawrenceburg Ind,, li:id there May 25, 1775. d. there Sep. 3, 1S52, sun Milton .Arnold of Sp.arta Ind,. 2J farmer, owned a farm of over 300 acres, Kltla .\nn Oliver, b, Feb. 27, 1815. i|. Sep was in war of 1812, capt. of militia (m., 21, 1S8S. mother of James above); son ui Dec. II, dau. 1796 Roxana. of Elijah Hins- Nathan .Vrnold of Gllnlce^ter R, I , N.ir " dale and aunt to Elihu Burritt. the wich N. Y. and Williamson N. Y.. b, in learned blacksmith"); son of Hezekiah Gloucester July 18, 1774, d, in Wdllam,-.on of New Britain Ct., b. in Wcthcrsticld Ct, alter 1845, removed with his wife tu a .\ug. 14. 1730, d. in Now Britain Apr. 19, farm near Whites Store in Norwich .M, 1796, owned a farm and mill (m. May 26, Y,, removed to Williamson N. Y. iXotj. 1757 Anna, dau. of Thomas and Mary was an educated man, Quaker, taus^in [Sage] Stedman); son of Daniel .Andrews school in winter, was a contractor for of Farmington Ct,, b, there Mar, 9, 1672, ma:ionry and stonowork (m. Sep. 20, i8ou d. in Berlin Ct. Aug. 21, 1748 (m. Oct. 30, Olive R. Hojikins of Gloucester R. I., d.ui, 1707 Mabel, dau. of Jacob Gott of Weth- of Peleg Hopkins of Foster R. I., desc. ui erstield Mass., desc. of GolT, tlie regicide); (juv. Sl'j()hen and Comnuidore Ezekiel son of Daniel of Farmington Ct., d. there llopkins of R. I., E/ekiel Hopkins, Wil- .Apr. iO, 1731, was one of the 84 proprietors liam Hopkins and Juaiia .Arnold, dau ni 1(172, received a division of lands, town Thomas .Arnold, the emigrant to Amer- ullicer 1702, large land holder. ica); sun of William Arnold of Gloucester R. I., b. on .\rnuld's Hill R. I. May 31, A RNOLD, FREDERICK MILTON 1751, d. ill GloucCiter ?\Iay 9, 1836, rev. -^ of Dayton Ohio, North Dakota and suldier 1775-83, enlisted in Stephen Kiin 111., b. Chicago in Dayton June 25, 1856 bal's CO., marched to Boston Mass. .i-. (m. .-Xbby S., dan. of Rev. James C. and serg., served one year to the close of the Abby [Bushnell] White, desc. of Joseph war, was White of Lancaster Mass., rev, soldier, was In the battle of R. I. 1778. lleut. of minute man, son of John White, and had artillery 1780 (ni. Iscah M,da\ery of R, 1,, 4 ch., viz.: Ileloise, b. in Grand I^jrks N, dau. of John and Elizabeth [Coni^lock) Dakota Sep. 19, 1884, James Coolidge .M.ilavery); son of Caleb of .Arnuld's II ill, White Arnold, b. Apr. 27, 1887, d. Sep. Gloucester R. I., b. in Smithlield R. 1. 15, 1892, Herman White Arnold, b. Aug. May 26, 1725, d. in Gloucester I"eb. 5, 1784, 30, 1S90, and Henry Gorton .Arnold, b. called the patriot, served in rev. war 1775- Aug. 2i, 1894); son of James Oliver 8.j, was ,1 deputy 1778 and on war commit- Arnold of Dayton Ohio, b. there Jan. 29, tee 1780 (m. 1st Jan. 26. 1745 P.aience. b, 1838, R, R. builder, engineer, contractor, July 3. 1729, dau. of William Bnnvn (and laid out and built up 100 acres of Dayton Patience Hoiikins], sun uf Jabe/ Hrouii, View (in. in Jan. 1855 Thirza M., b. in desc. -of Chad lirown. the emigrant, m. 2d Huntington L. I. 1837, dau. (jf Jesse P. his cousin Anna .\rnolil); sun of Joseph Conklin and Rachael Matdda Ketcham, Arnold of Smithlield R. 1., b. there, d. AMERICAN ANCESTRY, 167 tluTc Nov. 1746, was a 4, deputy and held Henry Botsford of Milford Ct.); son of odiir cilliccs of trust (m, June 20, 1716 Samuel Bassett ..f Derby Ct., b. in Strat- Mirrcy, b. Sep. Jl, 1694, d. after dau. 1753. ford Ct. Nov. 2,S, i()92, d. in Derby 1764, .if Anuis Stall'ord [and Mary Burlinyame] ensign 1722, liciil. 1732. capt. 173;, was .4 Warwick R. I,, owned Rocky Point, justice of tile peace 1739-61, rep. in the M)n of Samuel, son of Thomas Stafford, the colonial legislature from Derby 1733 64, emitjrant); son of Eleazer Arnold, b. in selectman of Derby 1728-50 (m. Jan. i, W.itertown Mass. June 17, 1651, d. in 1719 Mrs. Deborah Bennett); son of Snnthfield R. 1. Aug. 29, 1722. Robert uccnpied of Stratford Ct., b. there 1650, d. nnpurtant positions of trust (m. Eleanor, there Au.g. 5, 1720, ensign 1690, left an dau. of Smith, John gr.-dau. of John Sniitli estate valued at $3,000 (in. Elizabeth, dau. laud Elizabeth), mason in Providence R. of Samuel Riggs of Derby Ct. ifi.S.H, desc. I.); son Thomas of Arnold, bp, 1599, emi- of Edward Riggs, the emigrant, and ances- grated from Wales or Eng. to Ainerica, tor of Gen. Da\id Humphreys); sun of 1st of the name to reacli America (m. Robert Bassett of Eng., New Haven Ct.. Fhehe, dau. of George Parkhurst). Stamford Ct. and Hemstead L. L, b, in Eng., d. in Hemstead 1676, shoemaker, |)ASSETT, FRANK GLOVER of Scy- drummer in New Haven colony, commis- JJ i ijiore Ct., b. in Derby Ct. Sep. 28, sioned drum major; son of John of Eng. " 1847, is compiling the Bassett Family and New Haven Ct., b. in Eng., d. in New History" (ni. Jan. 9, 1878 Hattie L., dau. Haven Feb. 15, 1652, arrived at New Haven of William N. Storrs, desc. of Samuel 1643 (m. Margrey). Storrs, the emigrant, and had 2 ch., viz.: Louis Storrs, b. Oct. 11, 18S0, d. Sep. 9, niSSELL, FREDERIC CLARENCh'. 1881, -L' and Clara Delle Storrs Bassett, b. of Willimantic Ct., b. in Hebron Ct. Oct. 19, 1882); son of Amos Bassett of May 4, 184H. accountant, rop. general a.^- Seymore Ct., b. in Derby Ct. Oct. 5, 1820, senibly from Hebron 1881, judge of pro- d. in Seymore Aug. 1862. 31, dealer in ship bate court dist. of Hebron 1887-S (m. Jan. timber, farmer (in. Sep. 10, 1S45 Keziah 21, 187s Sarah Gertrude Storrs, b. in Mans- H., dau. of Isaac Rowc, private sec. to field Ct. June 6, 1850. daiigli. ui Dan I'., Gen. David Ilnmjjhreys, came from Vt. to desc. of Sanmel Storrs, the emigrant, and Ct. 1810); son of Glover of Derby Ct., b. had 2 ch., viz: .Mice Gertrude, b. Oct. 22, there Oct. 14, d. there Feb. 1S47, 1793, 10, 1S77 and Helen Mansfield Bissell, b. May farmer, was in the war of 1812 (m. ist Dec. 20, 1881); son of Frederick Phelps Bis 9, 1819 Elizabeth, dau. of Thorn, is Tialdwin sell of Hebron Ct., b. there Apr. 23, 1822, of Woodbridge Ct., and desc. of Richard farmer, selectman, judge probate, rep. gen- of Milford Ct. 1639, 2d Oct. i^,!,<) 4, Nancy eral assembly, slate senator, warden of St. N., dan. of Thomas Gilyard, came from Peter's ch. many years (m. May 2, 1847 Eng., employed in Gen. David Huniidi- Almira Jane Carver, b. in Hebron Oct. 11, rey's woolen mill); son of Abraham Bas 1826. desc. of Robert Carver of Mar.-hfield sett of Derby Ct.. b. tliere Mar. Ji, 1753, Mass. i6,^8 and Edward Fuller of the May- d. there Nov. 8, farmer, 1833, shoemaker, flower 1620); son of Ira of Hebron Ct., b served in rev. war 1775-80, was in the bat- there Jan. 19,' 1788, d. there .^pr. 13, 1870. tles of L. L and White Plains (m. jySo farmer, rep. in general assembly (m. June Mary, dan. of Dr. Silas Baldwin of Derby 27. 1831 Levina Phelps, desc. of Joseph Ct.. son of James Baldwin and Hannah Phelps, b. 1692. d. 1761, a scout in Indian Porter, dau. of Dr. Daniel Porter of war .1712-13, Lt. Timothy Phelps of Wind- Waterbury Ct.'); son Samuel of of Derby sor Ct., Col. Joel Jones, b. 1733, d. 1792. Ct., b. there Nov. 29, 1719, d. there 1S02. served in rev. war in the Ct. militia'); son merchant and farmer (in. Oct. 26, 174.H of Levi Bissell of Hebron Ct., b. there Sarah, dau. of Samuel Botsford, desc. of Mar. 22, I7.J7, d. there Dec. 10, i82«, served i i68 AM E R I C A N^ A N C E S T R Y. in rev. Will- ill the Ct. militia (in. Nov. 2y, CO. 1st reg. Ct. troops, Served along l;ik<.i Aliileiia 1/74 Alauii, dcsc. of Rev. Samuel George and Chainiilain 1775, assisted ..i iMaiiii of Cambridge Mass. and Wrentham the reduction of St. John and AloiUiejl iMass., b. 1647, d. 1719, and William ijtlann (m. Jnly 6, 1769 Damaris. SmcdLy, dcbi of CanihridgeJ ; sou oi Benjamin Bis=ell of Samuel Smedlcy, Edward lliiiin.ui. ol ilebidii Ct., b. in Tolland Cl. Feb. 23, I'Vancis Stiles and .-Xdam Hurd); siiU ..i 171 1 or i_', d. in Hebron Aug. 9, 1751 (.m. Joseph Blake t)f Waterbury Ci., b. in Jnly 6, 1738 Klizabelli, dau. oi Edward Middlelown Ct. Sep. 24, 1713, d. iieai Sawyer of Saybrook and Hebron and Eliz- Greeiibush N. V. Nov. i, 17O0, ianiier, bul abeth iMack); son of Ephraim liissell of dier in French and Indian wars, served in. Tolland CT., b. prob. in Windsor Ct. Sep. expedition against Crown Point in 6tli c.i 4, ib8o. d. in I'lillanJ 171S (m. Dec. 24, 2d reg. Ct. troops 1756-60 (m. 2d Sep. Jj, 170-' Joanna, dau. of Stephen and Joanna 1746 Rebekah Hig'hby of English desc, LPorterJ Taylor); son of Thomas of Wind- dau. of Edward and Rebecca Wheeler, sor Ct.. b. in England, d. July 31, widow of John Dowd); son of John [Make 1OS9 (in. Oct. II, 165s Abigail, dau. of of Middlelown Ct., b. there May 19, i(>Sj, Uea. John iMoore); son of Jolia Bissell d. there Di:c. 8, 1724, farmer (m. Ocl. ju, of Plyniiiiiih Mass. 1628 and Windsor Ct. 1705 Elizabelh, dau. of Isaac and Mar> '635-40. b. in Somersetshire Eng. about LHarris] Johnson, and desc. of John and 1591, d. in Windsor Oct. 3, 1677, prob. of Margery Johnson, who came in the lleet Huguenot desc. with Wiullirops 1O30, Daniel Harris and Joseph Weld); son of John Blake of Mul- BLAKE, GEORGE MATTHEW of dletown Ct., b. prob. in Maiden Eng. about Rockford 111., b. in Uausville N. Y. i()52, d. in Middletown Nov. 11, 1690, Nov. 1, 1852, grad. M. U. Buffalo N. Y. farmer, blacksmith, came to .Anier. with 1874, B. L. Mich. univ. 1879, is an ally, at liis mother and ste|)father i6()i (in. 1673 law (in. Oct. 16, 1879 Carrie Giluian Sarah, dau. of John Hall); son of Copt. Briiwn, desc. of Gov. Bradstreet, Gov. Blake (in. Elizabeth, who m. 2d George Dudley, Edward Gilman, Elias RceJ, An- Durant). thony Stanyan, Theophilus Smith of Strat- ham N. H., she Carrie had 2 ch., viz: BRANSFORD, JOHN SWRE.\ZY of Cliaimcey Elherodgc and Gilman Dorr NasluiUe Tenn., b. in Teun. Mar. 8, Blake); son of Zara Hurd Blake of Dans- 1836, acrjuired distinction by service trj his villc N. Y.. b. in Livonia N, Y. < )ct. 23, country (m. Nov. 20, 1865 Manie E., dau. 1821, d. in Dansville Sep. 8. iRSS. physi- of Col. Anthony W. Johnson, was promi- cian, surgeon, surgeon tii board of enroll- nent as a 1st settler and builder up of that ment 25th (list. State of N. Y. durins war city, having lielil many public offices, she, for the Union (m. July 4, 1848 Sarisa Dorr Manie h.'id 2 ch,. viz: Johnson and Eliza- of English desc, desc. of Edward Dorr, beth [ill. Mr. F..i-gl); son of Thomas L. Matllicw Griswold. Henry Wolcott, Wil- Brausford of Nashville Tenn., b. in Buck- liam Hyde, Thomas Lee and Jnrvis ingham CO. Va. Nov. 20, 1804, d. in Uniim Mudge); snn of Zara Blake of Livonia Springs Ala. Feb. 26, 1S65, one of the fore- N. Y.. b. in Litchfield Ct. Nov. 12, 1781, most men in Tenn., had a successful busi- d. in Dansville Sep. 17, 1839, farmer, Iiim- ness career, and filled high offices, colonel bcrinan (m. Mar. 22, 1R03 Esther Rther- (m. Jan. 20. 182S Lucinda A., dau. of Willis I'dgc, desc. of Moses Cleveland. Thomas and Nancy [Picketll Settle. ]ii;2hly re- Tracey and Francis Griswold, the Ether- ?I)ecled citizens of Boweii co. Ky.. moved cdpres were English Quakers); son of there from Va ) ; son of Thomas of Bowen Richard Blake of Livonia N. Y., b. in CO., b. in Pow1i:ii:in co. Va. Apr. 5, 1767, Middhlnwn Ct. Oct. 7, 1747, d. in Livonia (I. in Glasgow Ky. Jan 24. 1853, fanner, Sep. 17, 1S07, farmer, rev. soldier in 4th was influential and widely known, his AMERICAN ANCESTRY. i69 Jereuiiah 1, .i.ic u.i> a liu^pilablc- retreat for prcach- ul Uo.^hell i'.i., b. in Marcus >! .iiul iriL'uds (in. Nov. 3, iy'6'.j Ann Lee, Hook Pa. iL)87, d. in Gobhen Alar. 7, 1767 il.ai ul James and Fanny LWilkersonJ (ni. 1710 Airs. -Mary Colej; son ol James >ii..il.ly of Va. and gr.-dau. of John and of Marcus Hook Pa. and Burlington N. J., Al^ius [GlasgowJ Snoddy of Ireland, who b. in W'ellingboro Eng. iSlar. 7, 1656, d. in iii.iwd t(j Anier,); son of John Bransfor ..( llfiuico CO. Va., b. near Richmond Va., tingham to Goshen (m. June 8, 1679 Hon- .1 III Va., made drums for the rev. army, our, dau. of William and Prudence Clay- .iiurward.s erected a chnrch (m. 2d about ton); son of William Browr. o[ Welling- 1705 Judith, b. in Manakin 1730, dau. of boro luig., d. there 1004. .\iidrcw .'\monctt [and Jane Morisett], d. in Chesterfield co. Va. 1761, and gr.-dau. of BI.O'.vKXNCl, J.VMES ALLEN of Og- Jacob Ainonett, French Huguen'ol. settled deii Ulali, b. ill Sumner co. leiiii. III 10, 1S33, remo\ed to .Vdaiiis co. 111. .Manakin witli wife and 4 cli.) ; son of Aov. John Bransford of Richmond Va., b. in 1634, nioveU to Iowa i err. 1^:40, to Ugdeii London Fng., d. in Chesterfield Co. Va. 165-', making llie pilgrimage across the aliout 1768, emigrated from London to plains by ox tram taking three nioiuhs to kiclimond, owned property in Richmond. iiiaKe the Journey, book-keeper (111. Oct. 10, 1855 Sara, dau. ot Charlcb McGary Bi^-OWKT, GEORGF HERIBFRT of [and Ciiarlotle iilizabeth LarlJ of Canada, l^hiladelijhia Pa., b. in Iveiiov.-i Pa. b. there, blacksmith, and had 10 ch., viz; Uec. Ji, iS(j7 (unmarried;; son of William Sarah Ella, Pauline .\L, William James, Henry Brown of Phila. Pa., b. in Goshen Charles, U. Frederick, G. Wesley, Lulu L., I'a. Feb. 29, 1S36 (ni. Oct. 15, 1S63 Sallic Frank, Justus .A. and Urla .\.); son of .v., dau. of William and Sarah [PotlsJ Jonathan Browning of Ligdeii Utah, b. 111 Khnmel and gr.-dau. of Joseph Potts); son Sumner co. Teiiii. Oct. _'j, I005, d. in uf Levi Kirk Brown of Goshen Pa., b. Ugtieil June -!1, 1879, localcd ill Adams there June 27, lt4i4, a prominent member CO. 111. 1834, i" Nauvoo 184J, in Western of the Quaker ch., as were all his ancestors, Iowa 184IJ anil 111 Ogdcii Utah 185J, was -t lives on tile old Brown homestead, built guiisniilh, luveiuor of tirearius, member 1703 (ni. Mar. 5, 1S35 Hannah Cutler Utah legialalure, probate judge, city coun- Moore, d.iu. of Joseph and Mercy [Cutler] cilor (m. 1st Nov. 9, 1826 Elizabeth, dau. Moore and gr.-dau. of Joseph and Jane of Swell and Barbara [Miller] Stalcup, 2d [Marsh] Moore and Benjamin and Susan- Mar. 17, 1854 1-lizabeth C, dau. of John Mar. nah Cutler) ; son of Jeremiah Brown of and Eliza |SandiferJ Clark, 3d 29, Goshen Pa., b. there .Apr. 14, 1785, d. there 1859 .Ann, dau. of John and Sarah [Booth- Mar. -', 1S58 (m. May 14, 1807 .\nii, dau. of man] ICmmelt); son of Edmund Brown- Roger, was capt. in war of re\(iiiuion. and ing of Summer co. Teiin., b. in Va. or Rachel IMughesI Kirk and gr.-dau. ot N. C. Nov. 14, 1705, d. in Wayne co. Ill Timothy and .'\nnie [Gatcliell] Kirk, gt.- Sep. 16, 1833, farmer, violinist (m. about gr.-dau. of Roger and Elizabeth [Rich- 1790 Sarah, dau. of Clifton and Susannah ards] Kirk); son of Jeremiah Brown of [Jones] Allen); son of Jacob of Va., b. Eliza- Goshen Pa., b. there 1750, d. tliere July 7, there 1733, d. in Va. (m. about 1753 1831 (m. Nov. 15, 1770 Hannah, dau. of beth Bywaters); son of Francis Browning Samuel and Sarah [Slater] England and of Va., b. there about I7f», d. there, farmer, gr.-dau. of Joseph and Margaret [Orbcll] came probably from Caroline co. Va. to England, gt.-gr.-dau. of John and Love Orange co., afterwards Culpepper co., England); son of Joshua Brown of owned land there 1727, bought a farm in Goshen Pa., b. there Mar. 5, 1717, d. there Orange co., .old il a few years later, and Oct. 15, 1798 (m. Oct. 15, 1736 Hannah, returned to Caroline co. (m. a Lloyd of dau. of Elisha and Rachel Gatchell); son of Afd.). 170 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. BKOWNING, GEORGE STROTHER Va., b. about 1680, received a grant ui l.nul i)i' L.uw isbiirg b. 011 Kd., Cli:ar • Fork in Caroline co. 1735, went to Orange i- Ky. Dec. 21, 18.34. missionary (ni. Feb. 22, 1727, later Rappahannock, returned lu 1866 Eliza Williston Sutton, b. in Log'an Caroline CO., the fatherland of the mi idem CO. Ky. Nov. 4, 1845. dcsc. ot Rev. John English Brownings was .Augleni, now Sutton, b. 1733, and Ruth Stout, and had Schelswig (m. Miss Lloyd, and had bcside^ 9 cli.. viz.: Daniel Perkins, b. Mar. 8, 1867, Francis above 4 ch., viz.: Nichola>. Mary Bell, b. Sep. 2, 1S68, Samuel J., b. Tliomas, Edmund and John, m. a Demur- Oct. 22, 1870, Louisa, b. Apr. 10, 1873, est and moved to Ky.). William Sutton, b. Nov. 7, 1S75. Sarah Hunter, b. Mar. 11, 1778, d. Mar. I, 1879, TIROWNING, WILLIAM of Brooklyn George F., b. July 14, 1881, Louis De -L* N. Y., b. in North Stonington Ct Loch, b. Jan. 3. 1887, and Elizabeth Bar- July 7, 1855, grad. from the scientific depl rett Browning, b. Aug. 11, 18S9) ; son of of Yale coll. 1.876, studied at Leipsic Ger- Daniel Brown Browning of Warren co. many 3 years, M. D. from tile univ. 1S81, Ky., b. in Lewisburg Ky. Aug. 1, 1812, one practiced medicine in Brooklyn, contrib- of the originatrors of Clear Fork Baptist uted to medical publications, lecturer ii> assoc. (m. Dec. 5, 1833 Louisa Turban the L. I. hospital coll., associate editor oi Perkins, b. Aug. 3, 181 1, d. Jan. 16, 1896, the Brooklyn Medical Journal, librarian of dau. of Stephen Perkins, d. Feb. 26, 1S31, the medicalsoc of Kings co. (unmarried); [son of Joseph] and Joannah, b. June 15, son of William T. Browning of Nonh 1781, d. Feb. 8, 1831, dau. of Abnmi and Stonington Ct., b. there Feb. 2, 1S14. d. Elizabeth [Willianisl Perkins, emigrants there May 28, 1868, farmer (m. Alar. 2i. from Fluvania Va. and Ky.) son of 1843 Nancy Crary Avery, desc. of Rev. George Strother Browning of Lo.gan co. James Noyes, ist pastor of the old Ston- Ky., b. in Culpeper co. Va. Mar. 7, 1789, ington ch., F:ider Brew.siter of Plymoulli d. in l-ogan Co., emigrated from Va. to Mass. and Hannah Lake) ; son of Thomns Logan CO. Ky. iSio (m. his ist cousin Browning of North Stonington and Pres- Dec. 25, 1809 Gilly Ann, dau. of Capt. ton Ct., b. in South Kingston R. I. .''ipr. Francis Coringt'on [and Lucy, dau. of 21, 1790, d. in Preston Dec. 9, 1874 (ni. Capt. John Slrother, b. 1721, d. in Apr. Nov. 12, 1812 Amy Prentice); son of '795. ser\ed in rev., French and Indian William T. of South Kingston K. I. and wars, and Mary Willis Wade], served in North Stonington Ct., b. in former M.ay rev., French and Indian wars); son i>i II. 1765, (1. in latter Jan. J, 1826 (m. Catli'>- John Brownin.g of Culpeper co. Va., b. rine Morey, there Apr. 16, 1749. d. there Sep. 6, 1818, [Ginedou] MoreyJ ; son of Thomas of lieut. in rev. war (m. Elizabeth, b. Jan. 18, South Kingston R. I., b. there, d. there 1758, d. Oct. I, 1823, dau. of Capt. John 1771 (m. Mary Browning); son of John Strother. b. 1721. and Mary Willis Wade, Browning of South Kingston R. I., b and desc. of Zachery Taylor, Francis there Mar. 4, [6/), d. there 1777 (m. .Xpr. Strother, d. 1752, William, d. 1726, and 21, 1721 .-\nna Ilozard); son of William Margaret [Thornton] Strother, the Stroth- of South Kingston R. I., d. 1730 (m. Re- ers are from Eng. and are of Scandinavia becca Wilbur); son of Nathaniel Brown- desc); son of Francis Browning of Cul- ing of England, emigrated from Eng. to peper Va., b. prob. there, d. there 1761 (m. Port.smouth R. I. 1640 (m. Sarah, dau. of Frances, dau. of Courtney and Marie Nor- William and Mary Freeborn of Ipswich niand of Culpeper co., of French desc, and Eng.). had besides John, b. Apr. 16, 1749, above, 3 ch., viz.: Charles, capt. in the army, Isaac BRUCE, DWIGHT HALL of Syracuse and William, received land in Ky. for N. Y., b in Leno.x N. Y. June 21, Francis services) ; son of of Caroline co. 1834 (m. Oct 13. 1859 Emilie, dau of OWIWW ; AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 171 Ui-iissi'lacr and Clarissa Jiidil Norlhruii, Feb. 12, 1734); son of George Bruce, w.is ,iii>l is ol English and Welch dtisc. Amcr. the immigrant ancestor, came from Scot- .iiK-f.-tors proniincnl in the colonies and land and soon after landed in Boston, set- ^iMvcd in lev. war, she, Eniilie had 3 ch., tled in Woburn Mass. (m. Dec. 20, 1659 M/ : Aaiic [m. Jan. 8, 1SS5 Fr.d D. Elizabeth, dau. of William Clark, and had White], Llola and Jessica); son of Benja- besides John, b. June 18, 1670, 12 ch., viz.: min Franklin Bruce of Lenox N. Y., b. William, b. Nov. 21, 1660, William, b. Oct iliere May 5, 1S12, d. in Canastota N. Y. 20. i6(ii. Elizabeth, b. Jan. 26. 1663, Mar), Dec. Ji, 1888, held public oflices, was b. June 15, 1665, William, b. .-Vpr. 28. 1067, brigadier-gen. on governor's staff, inspec- Elizabeth, b. Aug. 24, 1672. Oeorge, b. lor-gcn., a well-known political orator, a Jan. 18, 1G74, Joseph, b. J:in. 11. 1(17.^. Jo- man of wide acquaintance (ni. in June 183.'; seph, b. Dec. 28, 1676, Sanniel. b. .Mar Eliza Ann of English desc, dau. uf Dr. 28, 16S0, Margery, b. .Ai>r. 24, 1(184, and N.ithaniel Hall [and Polly Walton, dau. Lydia, b. Apr. 10, 1687). of Dr. Walton of Ct.J, who moved from Ct. to Lenox N. Y., she, Eliza, had be- pUCKNAM, WILTON FRANCIS ni sides Dwight JLill above 2 ch., viz.: ^^ Stoneham JNIass., b. there Feb. 9, iSdr Franklin Jay, b. June 25, 1839, d. Oct. 24. (unmarried); son of Summer Warren 1S70, and Ellen ]\L, b. Aug. 1, 1850), sou Bucknani of Stoneh:im .Mass., b. there of Joseph Bruce of Lenox N. Y., b. in Jan. 8, 1833 (m. 1857 .Arabella, dan. (jf Roxbury Mass. Jan. i, 1789, d. in Lenox, Lowell Green [and Panielia Scarlet], son .Scotchman, capt. in war of 181J. a re- of Phinehas, desc. of Thomas Green, the spected citizen (ni. Alariah Nellis, had be- 1st of the name in .Ainer., settkd in North sides Benjamin F., b. .May 5, 1812, above, Alalden); son of Edward Bucknani uf 4 ch., viz.: Nancy Amelia, b. Mar. 8, 1814, Stoneham Mass., b. there Aug. 4. 1789, d. d. Jan. 6, 1884, Edoin Nellis, b. June 7, in New Ipswich N. II. Nov. 26, 1880, w.l^ 1816, Henry Kirk White, b. Dec. 9, 1818, a civil engineer (ni. June J8, 1814 Sar;(h, d. June 2, 1S85, and Joseph Worcester dau. of Natluin and PrisciUa [Iladley] Bruce, b. July 3, 1821); sun of Thaddeus Willey of Stoneham); son of Ebenezer of of Roxbury Mass., b. in Woburn Mass. Stoneham .Mass., b. there Jan. 29, 1743, d, Nov. 14, 1765, d. Feb. 14, 1792, a highly in Portkmd .Me. May 9, 1813 (m. 2d Feb. esteemed citizen (ni. June i, 1786 .Ann, 24. 1786 R:ichel Lovejoy of .Andover Mass.) dau. of Thomas and Martha [Williams] s(ni of Edward Bucknani of Stoneham Dana, and had besides Joseph, b. Jan. I, Mass., b, there Nov. 2}. 171S. d. there Oct. 1789, as above, 3 ch., viz.: William, b, 15. 1802. :i iniblic m:in ;i]l his Hfe. select- June 28, 1789, Mary .Ann, b. Dec. 4. 179U, man, town clerk, etc., was de;icon of and -Martha Dana Bruce, b. Dec. 4, 1792); Congl. eh. (m. Jan. 5, 1741 Sarah, dau. .if son of Joseph ]3ruce of Woburn Mass., James and Lois Hill, founders of the Hill b. there June 20, 1735 (m. Dec. 20. 1758 family of Stoneham); son of Edward of Abigail Wyman, and had besides Thad- Stoneham Mass., b. in Maiden Mass. Mar. deus, b. Nov. 14, 1765, as above, 4 cli.. 22, i6q2, d. in Stoneham May 14, 1773 (m. viz.: b. Aug. Abigail, b. 1716 Rebecca Sjirague, desc. of Ralph ) Joseph, 5, 1759, Oct. 14, 1762, Loanii and Mary); son ol Sprague, 1st white settler in Maiden John of Woburn Mass., b. there June 18, Mass.); son of Joses Bucknani uf Maiden 1670, d. there Sep. 7, 1742 (m. 1st Jan. 31, Mass., b. July 3. 1641, d. in Maiden Oct. 1O93 Rose Wattel, 2d May 13, 1724 Isabel 10, 1694 (in. 2d May I, 1673 Judith, dau. (l Deflingwill, and had besides Joseph, b. Lionel Worth [and Susanna Whipple of V June 20, 1735, 6 ch., viz.: John, b. -Aug. 8, Salisbury Mass., dau. of John Whipple of 1725, James, Thomas, b. Jan. 26, 1728, Isa- Ipswich Mass.], son of Jolin Worth of bel, b. .Mar. 4, 1730, d. Jan. 25, 1733, Devonshire Eng.); son of William Buck- George, b. jNIay iS, 1732, and Eames, b. man, b. in Ipswich Eng. 1602, d. 1679, 172 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. o;uiK' to AniL-r., si.-tcleJ in S;ilcni Mass.. pUTTEE.S, CH.ARLES lil•:NR^ ..i 111uM.1l to ChcLsca Mn.si. i6jj, tu Cliarles- -I' Concord N. H., b. there Sep, 1, 1S43 1(111 Mass. and tu Mystic Side prior to (m. Dec. 13, 1S83 Sarah I'., d.iu. of Tlionias lii.lS (111. 1st rrudt.-ncu Wilkin.son. _'d 1639 and Sarah [Duiiklea] Butters, had bm. Sarali Kiinutr, niuthcr of Juscs. b. July 3, Charles Butters); son of Charles of Cdii i(j4l as above). cord N, H., b. there Jan, 15, 180S, d. llicie Mar. II, 1876 (m. 1833 Margaret, d. Nov. pUBBOWS, GEORGE SHERMAN of 30, 1881, dau. of John Flanders of Concord -iJ LoL-kport N. Y.. b. in Sweden N. Y. and Mary Brewer of Lynn Mas.i.); son ui .\iig. 20, 1865, 1st rector of St.. Paul's ch. Samuel Butters of Concord N, H., b Ilolley N. Y., became vicar of Christ ch. there .\ug. 20, 1775. d. there Sep, 13, 1851, l.ockport N. Y. i8g6 (in. June 30, 1S86 agent of the I'oston and Concord boatiiii; Aiigie Maria, dau. of .Mien Handy, b. in CO. (m, 1801 Miriam, b, .'s.pr. 0, 1777, dau U.xbridf^c, gr.-dau. of Benj. and .Mary of William and Mehitabel Virgin of Con It'eck] Handy, and had George Allen cord): son of Samuel of Concord N. H., HiHTDU-s, b. Jan. 17. 1890); son of George b. in Wilmington Mass. Nov. 15, 1749, d. Willet Burrows of Brockport N. Y., b. in in Concord June 12, lSi2, served in rev. Sweden N. Y. Mar. 5, 1839, farmer (ni. war, marched on the Lexington alarm in Sep. j6, 1S63 Paulowna Matson, desc. of Capt. Timothy Walker's co. I775-*''. Lsrael Madison, who moved from Ct. to moved to Concord during the war, his Vt., and David Madison, moved to Clar- house known as Butters' Inn is now stand- endon N. Y.); son of Asa Burrows of ing, was agent for the Concord boating Sweden N. Y., b. there Mar. 12, 1812, d. CO. (m. Dec. 17, 1772 Tabitha, d. Mar. 23, there May -'o, i860, farmer (m. 1837 Lu- iSoS, dau. uf Richard and Mary Nichols of ciiula Wilders. the Wilders moved from Reading Mass.); son of Samuel Butters of Vt. to Ogden N. Y.); son of Peleg of Wilmington Mass., b. there Nov, 30, 1728, Sweden N. Y.. b. near Oriskany N. Y., d. d. there May 7, 1793, owned a farm of 100 in Sweden i8iy, major in war of tSu; son acres, wounded on the Le.xington alarm of Amos uf Whitestown N. Y., b. in Ct. in Capt, Moultou's co. 01 minute men of 173S. d. in White.stown .\pr. 11. 1801, cler- Monson in Col, Donnelson's reg. 1775, gyman, farmer, part of the battle of Oris- constable 1764 (m, ist .*\pr, 13, 17.19 kany was fought on his farm (m. Keziah Dana of Medlord Mass., d. July Temperance"): son of Amos of New Lon- 15, 1759, 2d Oct. 7, 1762 Mrs. Daniel Kil- don CO. Ct., b. there (m. Elizabeth Ratli- lum, d, Apr. 28. 1828); son of Samuel liurne of Colchester Ct.); son of John Butters of Wilmington Mass., b. in Wo- Burrows of New London co. Ct., b. there burn Mass, June 21, 1703, d. in Wilming- prior to 1678 (m. 1694 Lydia Hubbard of ton in Nov, 1788, was one of the petition- Now I.-ondon Ct.); son of John of Ct., d. ers for a division of VVoburn. farmer, Feb. 12, 1716 (m, 1670 Hannah, dau. of owned a saw-mill (m. Jan. 20, 1726 Sarah Edward Culver); son of Bobert Burrows Jagnith of Wilmington Mass.); son of of Groton Ct., d. 1682, removed from Bos- William (m. Rebecca); son of William tun Afass. to WethersfielJ Ct., o^vncd Butters, came to .\iuer. fruiii Scotland land there 1641, removed from Weathers- prior to 1666 (m, Mary), field to New London Ct. about 1650, owned land there 1650, settled in Poquo- pALEF, ARTHUR BENJAMIN of nuck 1650. received a grant on the west ^ Middletown Ct., b. in Sanbornton side of the Mystic 1C51, was one of the N, H. June 30, 1825, city atty,, alderman, 1st settlers there (m. about 1645 .Mary, d. judge of the city court, postmaster, treas- 1672, willow t)f Samuel freland, who came urer of the State of Ct., pres. of the Mid- to .Anier. in the ship Increase 1635, car- dletown Gas-Light Co., director in sev- penter). eral financial insls,, grad. of Wesleyan I AMERICAN ANCESTRY. '73 uiuv. Il^jI, trustet oi same for JO ycaii, nHAMBERLAIN, HERBERT BELA jti>. and lawyer, praclicing in ihe Siale ^ of Brattleboro Vt., b. in Newport *;iil U. S. courts, dckgalc to the republi- N. U. .Vug. 15, 1849 (m. May 13, iS^/j , 111 iLilioual conveiitiuns 1860-4 (.111. Mar. Nettie L. Phillips); son of Bela N. 01 ji, 185J Hannah Foster Woodman, b. in Brattleboro Vt., b. in Newport June 14, .Njjliua N. li. Dec. 31, 1S27, d. in Middle- 1823, d. in Brattleboro July 14, 18S7 (.m. 1. wn Ct. Jan. 14, liiyj, dau. of Caleb M. Oct. 27, 1847 H. Jane Cram, desc. of John Woodman, b. in Newbury Mass., and dcsc. Cram of Boston Mass. and Newcastle Eng. i..i .Mart Woodman of Newbury and Lucy and John While of Londtniderry N. H., U . I'oster, b. in Canterbury N. H. Jan. 20, Lunenburg Mass. and Glasgow Scotland); 1707, dau. of Col. -Asa Foster of rev. war, son of John Chamberlain of Newport (iesc. of Reginald Foster of Andover N. H., b. there July 22, 1704, d. there (m. .Mass., she, Hannah had 4 ch., viz: Jere- .-\pr. 16. 1822 Martha S. Richardson, desc. miah P'rancis, b. in Middletown Ct. Oct. 14, of William Richardson of West Newbury l«55, grad. of Wesleyan coll. 1877, physician Mass. 1640); son of Simeon of Newport in Middletown, Arthur Benjamin, b. in N. H., b. in Sutton Mass. Mar. 6, 1762. d. Middletown Feb. 20, 1859, atty. there, in Newport (m. Betsey Gould, desc. of Fdward Baker, b. in Middletown Jan. 25. Zaccheus Gould of Bovington Eng. aboui 1.S62 and Samuel Prcscott Calet, b. m Mid- 1580. came to Topsfield Mass. abcnit 1638): dletown Nov. 8, 1864); son of Jeremiah son of Simeon of Royalston Mass., b. in Calcf of Nonhfield N. H., b. in E.xetcr Littleton Mass. Mar. 28. 1723, d. in Royals- K. H. May 5, 1782. d. in Nonhfield Feb. ton Nov. 27, 1799, school teacher in Suttoti, -3. 1850, farmer (.m. Sep. 2, 1824 Sally, b. Douglas and Royalston Mass. (m. Hannali in Sanliornton N. H. Dec. r. 1707. d. in Marsh, desc. of John Marsh and Rev. Sam- Nonhfield .\u^'. 2*). 1S50, dau. of Eben uel Skellon of Salem -Mass. 162S); son of czer ICastman of Danville N. JI., d. in Thomns Chamberlain of I.ittl.lon Mns>.. b. SanboriUnn N. H. Sep. 14, 1810 [and in Chelmsford Mass. May 30, 1O67 (m. .\ug. .Vbigail Barker of Stratham N. II., b. Oct. 16, ifxjT .Abicrail .NTutting of (.iroton .Ma.i-. ); 16. 1754. d. there Nov. 20, 1824], ensign in son of Thomas, b. pri.b. in Eng., came to Capt. Jeremiah Clough's co. Poor's reg. Woburn Mass. witli his father, moved to Chelmsford Mass. about 1655 (in, Aug, 10. in rev. army) ; son of Jeremiah Calef of i6')(i Sarah, dau, of Roliert Proctor); son Sanborruon N. II., h. in Exeter N. II. of Thomas Chamberlain, came from Eng Jan. j8, 1751, d. in Sanbornton May 26, to Woburn Mass., wliere was made a citi- 1821 (m. 1st Dec. 13, 1772 his cousin Mary, zen 1644 (m, 1st Mary, 2d .\pr. 19, 167; 1>. in I'^xeter Jan. 23, 1753, d. in Sanborn- -Mary Parker). ton Feb. 7, 1790, 2d Nov. 27, 1797 Mrs. Ilanuah lirackett Crcigluon, b. in Jan. pHANDLER, RUSSELL of St. George d. in 1750. Sanbornton July ID, 1832); sou ^ Utah, b. in Williamson co. 111. .Apr. of James Calef of E.xeter N. H., b. and d. 21, 1S33 ("1- 'May 1, 1857 Sarah Cornelia, there (m. ist Ruth, d. 1759, dau. of Oliver dau. of Ur. James Brown of Sail Lake Smith Exeter); son of Jeremiah of Ports- City Utah); son of Moses, b. in Randolph N. II. .\pr. in moutli and Exeter N. II., b. in Eng., d. in 13, 1787, d. Jackson co. III. .\pr. 13, 1850 (m. isl Matilda Tryon, Exeter in May 1763, clothier, owned most widow of Benjamin Johnson, and had be- of the water works in Exeter (m. Dec. 2. sides Russell above 4 ch . viz: Cyrus, 1708 Lucy Ch.idboum; ; sou of Robert Mercy Jane, Mary .Ann and .\ilsa Jane Calef of Boston and Roxbury Mass., b. in Chandler); son of Peter of Nelson N. II,. Cng. 1648, d. in Roxbury .^pr. 13, 1719, d, in July iSio, farmer, rev. soldier, was in lOok a prominent pari in witchcraft 16)2-3 the battle of Bunker Hill, where he re- (m. Mary). ceived a slight wound (m. 1787 Mercy, dnu. 174 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. Ingalls of of David Nelson N. H., and of Asa Case of Chestnut Hill, b. Dec. 5, had bcsidch Moses, b. Apr. 13, 17S7, 7 cli., \75^, d. Feb. 26, 1837, m. Jan. 28, 17S1 l.r.i, viz: Isaac, Klijali, Hannah, Nalhaniel, Dill, son of Dea. liosca Case and gr.-SMii I'riscilla, Ruth and Sally); son of Thomas of Dca. Joseph Case); son of Solomon Chandler of Andover Mass., b. there about Case of Case's Farms Simsbury Ct., Ij. 1710, d. in Reading Mass. Dec. 11, 1760 tliere June 17, 1771, d. there Jan. 30, i.^.ii (ni. Feb. 15, 1739 Elizabeth Walcott, and (m. Jan. 28, 1797 Chloe, b. Feb. 2, 1780, il had besides Peter above 9 ch., viz: Eliza- Mar. 22, 1847, dau, of Edward Case, b beth, Elizabeth, Bridget, Eunice, Eben- Apr. IS, 1748, d. Dec. 2, 1822, m. 1771 ezer, Elijah, Joseph, Asa and Thomas); Zeruah Lawrence, son of Ser,g. Ricli.inl .son Joseph of of Andover Mass., b. there Case of Cliestnut Hill Ct.) ; son of Solonion 16.S2, d. there Apr. 23, 1734 (ni. Mehitable of Case's Farms Ct., b. in .Meadow Pliiii Russell, and had besides b. II, Thomas, about Mar. 1735, d. in Case's F'arms July 3. 1710 as above 7 ch., viz: Mehitable, Mary, 181 1, removed from Meadmv Plain |i> I'helic, Josepli, Bridget, John and Ilan- Case's Farms about 1758 (m. May 11, 175S nali); sou of William Chandler of And- .-\nna, b. Apr. 0, 1740, d. Apr. 6, 1817, dau over Ma.is., b. in Eng. in about 1632, d. of Jacob Case, b. Mar. 19, 1702, d. July 2ji, .'Xndnver (m. 1st 1658 Mary Dane, and had 17C13, m. Oct. 28, 1728 Abigail Barber, son 14 ch., viz: Mary, William, Sarah, Thomas, of Joseph and Anna [Knol Case); son of John, Philemon and Thoniai, Philemon, Joseph Case of Meadow Plaines Ct., b. Hannah, Thomas. Joscpli, Phcbe, Joseph there Feb. 2, 1700, d. there Mar. 12, 1782. and Rhoda, 2d Bridget Henchm«n Rich- deacon (m. Dec. 7, 1721 Hannah, b. May ardson). 17. 1701. dau. of John and Sarah [Petti- bonel Humphrey); son of Joseph of pASE, CLARENCE V. of Ashtabula Arc;idow Plains Ct., b, in M,Ts=;r.coe Ct ^^ Ohio, b. in Milwaukee Wis. Jan. 31, Apr. 6, ifi74, d. in ^Te^dow Pl:iin Aug. 11. 1R53, fanner, held various town offices, 1748. represented Iiis town in general court enumerator 1S90, collecting and compiling 171.1-.^- (m. Apr. 6, 1600 Anna, b. Apr. 10. Case Genealogical notes (m. Oct. if>82, d. 10, 1877 June 10. 1760. dau. of James ar 1 Melissa A., b, .Apr. 30, 1853, dnu. of Elna- .\nna [Bidwelll Fno); son of John Case than Cbace [and l.uclna Kidder of East of Simsbiny, Ct., b. abt. T615. d Feb 2T Claridon r)liio|, was one of those to get 1704, freeman i6(S6. one of the original the right nf way for the P. P. and F. R. R. patentees of the Massacoe Purch.ance, one from Pittsburg to Fairport, built the ist of Ihe original settlers of Me.idow Plain cheese farlnry in that part of the country); i6fio. rst const.ible of Massacoe. deputy to son of Asa Li. Case of Ashtabula Ohio, b. general court \C>70-^. left Meadow Plain in Simsbury C(. Jan. 24, 1825, removed for Windsor fur s.ifcty against the Tndi.nns from Mecca to Ashtabula t8fi7, had a sta- ifi-f). liis pmiicrty was desi roved by fhc tion at his house on the under-ground Indians in King Philip's war, rclurned to P. R.. member of the Ashtabula Bank co., Simsbury T677 fm. 1657 Sarah, b. 1636. dau. one of the directors of same since its or- of William Spencer fand .AgnesL d. i^.jo. ganizalion. vice-prcs. of same since 1803. settled in Cambridge Mass. member of the farmer, held various tp. offices Cm. Apr. general court, was one of the founders o' 8, 1846 Nancy E., dau. of Dr. John Smith the ancient and honorable artillery co.. re- Fand Mary MinerJ, M. D.. T). D. of And- moved to Hartford Ct. 16.10. deputy 1630). over); son of Solomon Case of Mecca Oliio. b. in Simsbury Ct. ATny T. 170R. d. in pABTER, HII.T. of Ashland Va.. b in iS AMERICAN A N C E S T R Y. 175 of nelroit lliiiily, dau. of Samuel Reed ot Haiuncr ALLEN, M..\RK WEBB attended in. Va., and desc. of the Minor family of Mich., b. there Mar. g, 1S75, 6 ch.. viz.: Henry Rose. Sam- the Mass. inst. of technology 1892-1/-. \';i , and had the lul. Hill. Clarence, Charles and Shirley grad. Yale coll. i8y7, member of Sons (.irUT); son of Henry Rose Carter of of .'\mcr. Rev. (.unmarried); son of Rich- b. in 11, mover co, Va., b. in Andierst co. Va. ard Webber .Mien ot Detroit Mich., capital iXlu, d. in Hanover co. 1871. settled in Woburn Mass. .Xpr. 14, 1841, is a Mi-s. when young, lawyer, returned to Va. ist and broker, enlisted in the iCith N. II. the (ni. itS45 Emma, dau. of Henry and Nan- vols, in civil war, served throughout nie [Mason] Coleman, and gr.-dau. of war (m. .\pr. 16, 1S67 Sarah Jane, b. in George Mason and Ann Waller of Spot- Rochester N. Y. Apr. 15, 1S43, dau. ui vylvania co. Va.); son ot Hill Carter ot John Sears, gr.-dau. of Jtdm Scars, and .Mnie Hill Va., b. in Blenheim \'a. about gt. -gr.-dau. of Richaril and Mary Sears, b. Mar. ij. 17.S0, d. in Mine Hill about 182S, a wealthy and had besides Mark Wehb. l.indod proprietor, represented his co. in 1875 as above, l ch., viz.; Irene, b. in De- the \'a. senate (m. about 1803 Mary Rose troit Jan. II, 1882, d. .\ug. 24, 1882); son ui Firmont Va., dau. of Col. Patrick Rose of Mark Washington Allen oi Wakefield ot rev. war and Margaret Nicholas, and Mass., b. in Hopkinton N. H. July 13. gr.-dau. of John Nicholas of English desc. 1814, shoe manufacturer (ni. Dec. 8, 1836 and Elizabeth Fry of Va.); son of Edward Parlhenia Elizabeth Hurd of Newport N. Carter of Blenheim Va., b. in Shirley Va. IL, b. there Feb. 3. j8l6. dau, (jt Par between 1734 and 40, d. in Blenheim (m. nicnas and Sofia [Dean] Hurd, gr.-d:cu. Sarah, a noted boauty in her Jay. dau. 01 of Samuel and Ann [Thurston] Hurd, :ind Col. John Ch.impe of King George co. Va. gt. -gr.-dau. of Capt. Samuel and Lyilia and sister of John Champc, whom Wash- [Wilcox] Hurd of KiUingu'orth Ct.); .>on ington and Gen. Lee employed to capture of Mark .Mien of Hopkinton N. II.. b. in llenedict .Arnold, Chanipe is a family Manchester Mass. Feb. 15, 1777, d. in name among the Carters of Va.); son of Newport N. il. July 3. 1854 ('" Betsey John Carter ot Shirley Va., b. in Cocoto- Webber of Hopkinton, b. Oct. 21, 1781, d of Jona- man Va.. d. prob. in Shirley 174J, a man ill Newport Nov. 4, 1857); son of great wealth (m. 17J5 Elizabeth Hill, than of .NLmchester Mass., b. Mar. i(), heiress ot the estate called Shirley on the 1742. d. in Hopkinton N. H. 1702 (m. 1704 James river, gr.-dau. of Edward Hill ot Sarah Doilge oi Beverly, b. Nov. 5, 1743, Shirley, whose tombstone is still standing d:iu. ot Eli.iha and Eleanor [Dod'.'ej at Shirley, admiral of the Engli.^h lleet in fJodge. and de^c. ot Elisha and Miry the Souihern colonies, is ot noble birth, [Kimball] Dodge ot \\'enham. Juseph aiil his coal oi arms may be seen on his toml)- Sarah [Eaton] Dodge ot Reading and stonc, she, Elizabeth had besides Edward. Richard and Edith Di.dge ot Salem Mass. Jonathan b. between 1734 and 40 as above, 2 ch., 1638); sun ot Allen of Man- viz.: Charles ot Shirley [had dau. .\nne. chester Mass., b. Mar. 24, 1713, d. in Man- who m. Gen. Henry Lee] and Elizabeth chester 1767 (m. 1st Dec. 24, 1734 Pris Luiit and had be- [m. Col. Byrd of \\'estovcr) : son of cilia ot Ipswich Mass., Robert Carter of Corotoman Va., b. there sides Jonathan, b. Mar. 16, 1742 as above, " 1663. d. there 1732, was called " Iving 7 cli., viz.: David, Richard, Priscilla, Carter, had vast landed possessimis, prcs. Henry, Da\iJ, Henry and Molly, 2d Apr. of his majesty's council in Va.. receivcr- 28, 1764 Sarah Dodge of Beverly); son ul gener;d of the tobacco ta.\es, gov. ot the Jonathnn, b. in Manchester Mass. Sep. 4. colony of Va. (in. 16S8 Sarah, dau. of Sir 16S4. d. Dec. 4. 1768 (m. 1709 Mary Pierce, Thr^ma^ Ludlow, an Englishman of noble d. 1762. had besides Jon:ithan, b. Mar. 2.(. birtli. connected by blood with the royal 1713 as above, 11 ch., \iz.: Miriam, David. house of Eng.). .\zariah, Malachi. Mallaca, Jacob, I^uke, 176 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. Joseph, Jostpli ami Mary); son of Samuel of Scotland, b. and d. there (Grace .\; Allen of Old Neck, b. Jan. 8, 1632, d. 1700, griff). a large land owner, selectman i67()-93 (.m. about 1660 Sarah Tuck of Beverly, and IJANDOLPH, GEORGE ENGS of Ucn -Lv \ had besides Jonathan, b. Sep. 4, 16S4 as ver Col., b. in Quincy 111. Mar. -•;, above, 9 ch,, viz.: Samuel, John, Sarah, 1840, served in war of rebellion, enlislcil a^ William, Joseph, Alice, Rachel, Elizabeth serg. when 21 years old, resigned liVq. and Benjamin); sou of William Allen, b. moved to Col. 1864, chief of artillery at the 1O02. d. May 10, 1O7S, came from Man- age of 2i. colonel (m. July 7, 1804 llarriii chester Eng. to Cape Ann with Dorchester Earle Porter, desc. of Ralph Earle, one ol CO. 1624, settled in Manchester Mass. 1628, the Iht settlers of Aijuidneck and of Ricli.u' freeman 16.31, selectman (m. 1st 1629 or 30 Porter, one of the ist settlers of Wey- Elizabeth Bradley, b. 1603, d. in Mar. 1632, mouth Mass., Gov. Cranston of I John R. , had 2 ch., viz.: Persis and Samuel, 2d Robert Cushman of Plymouth colony and about 1633 Elizabeth, and had 6 ch., viz.: Lewis Latham, royal falconer to Charle< Elizabeth, Deborah, Bethiah, Onesiporou^, I); son of John Randolph of Providence William and Jonathan). R. I., b. in Newp(.)rt Feb. 3, iSii, d. in Providence, was judge of the court in MITCHELL, WILLIAM HENRY Providence for some years, magistrate (in. CLAY of Traverse City Mich., b. in 1836 Betsey Earle Engs [dau. of Gov. I'erry co. Ohio May 30, 1825, crossed the George Engs of Newport R. I.), and had: plain.-, to Cal. 1849, returned to Lima Ohio Kidder, George £., John Peyton. Sally. 1S53. ser\ ed in the army 1862-5, came to Lucy and Mary) ; son of Richai'd Kidder Mich. j806. member of the Mich, legisla- Randolph of Va. and Newport U. I., b. in ture 8 year.s receiver of U. S. land oflicc Buffalo Creek Va. iSio, d. in Newport in Reed City Mich. 9 years, engaged in 1849, educated at Harvard univ., a distin- lumber business (.m. June 30, 1852 Isabella, guished lawyer (m. July 4, 1802 Anna b. in llarri.son co. Ohio, dau. of Thomas Maria, dau. of Daniel Lj-man of Newport Benton and Sarah .Anne Meili.cjan of Iri.-.li R. I., b. in Durham Ct. 1756, licut.-col. in and Cenn:in de.^c, and h.id ch., viz.; res. war, judge of the supreme court of .\r:ihmenta LuelUi. .\Ki.Mj Lerah. Earl. R. I.); son of Peyton Randolph of Wilton Mary. Tliornlon and William); son ui Va., b. there (m. Lucy, dau. of Gov. Ben- Johu Poi-tev Mitchell of Lima Ohio, b. in jamin Harrison, signer of the Decl:iralion Ca.sborton co. (Jhio Feb. ig. 1803, d. in of Independence); son of William of Wil- Lima .\UK. 27. 1834, .was raised on a farm ton Va., b. I08i, d. 1761, member of the in fVrry co. Oliio, moved to Lima 1831, house of burgesses, council of state, treas. was the 2d family settled in Lima, built of the colony of Va. 1751 (m. .\nne, dau. :ind kept the ]sl hotel there (m. .May 30, of Benjamin Harrison of Berkeley and 1824 Maria Davis, b. in Winchester Va., id Anne Carter, dau. of Robert King Carter); Ei'glish and fri>li desc, dau. of William son of William Randolph of Va. 1674. b. and Drucilla Bentley); son of Willir.m of in Morton Eng. 1651, d. in Turkey .\pr. 11, Mt. I'erry Ohio, b. in York co. Pa. July 1711 (m. Mary Ishani, dan. of Henry and j^, 1764, d. in Perry co. Ohio July 15. 1846. Catherine); son of William Randolph, b. f.irmer, moved to Ohio 1792. returned lo 1651, d. 1711, member of tlie house of bur- Pa.. mii\ed tn Perry co, 181 1 (in. July 5. gesses 1700-5, capt. of Henrico co. forces 1797 Sn~:inii:ih I'liltim); son of Georga 1680. lient.-ciil. 1(179. ally. -gen., member of Mitchell nf ^Mrk c. Pa.. 1,. i,i Scotland royal council of Va., founder of William Nov. t4. I7,!4. d. ill ^'ork co. 1819. came to and Mary cnll. i(>9o; desc. of Jolin Ran- th<' IT. S. 1759 (m. Elizabeth Porter, b. in dolph an eminent judge connected with Ireland, had son Dr. Robert Mitchell, wlm the c.xclipqucr 1385. .^mnry Randolph, settled in Zanesvillc Ohio); son of John [iriiicipal i.if the Pembroke coll. O.xford I AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 177 '. 5'/o, Thomas Randolph, ambassador to savings bank, held various other positions ijiucii hlizal)cth, Thomas Randolph, poet, of trust, member of Ct. Soc. of Amer. Rev. l"'ic liie coat of arms of the Randolphs of (m. Oct, 16, 1866 Susan Duncan, dau. of Uiddcn Kent co. Eng.). Adam Reid, b. in Wishainton Scotland Jan, 4, 180S and Whelmina Duncan, b. in mHEEMAN, FREDERICK WARD of Hamilton Scotland 1S12); son of Lot Nor- '^ Purt Huron Mich., b. in Detroit ton of Lake Ville Ct., b. there Jan. 15, 1803, Mull. I'\b. 3. 1867, journalist, merchant, d. there May 30, 18S0, grad. Yale coll. 1822, |iulilisher of the Port Huron Times {m. member of Ct. general assembly 1857, jus- Apr. iS, i8 Kicliard W'oli'c, b. in N. Y., and had 3 ch., bury 1846-54 (m. Sep, 6, iSj6 jNIartha, dan. w/-.: .\lbert Wulfe. Frederick Carl and of Elipbalet Whittlesey, b. Mar. 13, 1778, Harold); son of Loren Albert Sherman d. i;)ec. II, 1859 and Martlia Strong, b. iif Port Huron Mich., b. in Bennington Apr. 25, 1780, d. May I, i860 and gr.-dau. i\'. V. Mar. 14, 1844 (.m. Sep. 6, 1865 Es- of Ensign John Whittlesey, b. Dec. 23, lella Caroline, dau. ni Josiah and Eliza C. 1741, d. Mar. J2, 1S12 and Mary Deale, b. |8uilon| Ward, and dese. of Betsey Hoyt); Aug. 24, 1745, d. Sep. 30. 1802); son of i,un of Albert Clark Sherman of Benning- Lot Norton of Lake Ville Ct., b. there lon N. v., b. Sep. 10, 1S14, d. there Sep. Apr. 17, 1769, d. there Mar. 23, 1817, mem- 8, 1844 (m. Mary A. Scotford, b. in Utica ber of the Ct. general assembly 1S04-31 N. Y. July JO, 181J, her parents came froni (ni. May 8, 1791 Mary, dau. of Gen. Jere- Eng. previous to the war of 1S12, her miah Hickok, h, Apr. 11, 1748, d. Mar. q, motlier's name was Pocock, desc. of Ad- l8og and Mary Pell, b. June 17, 17.1.9, d. Judson Lot ; Son miral PococU ) son of of Water- Nov. 2, 1701); of of Lake Ville bury Ct., b. there 1784, moved from Water- Ct.. b. in Faniiington Ct. Aug. 6, 1733, d. hury to eeniral part of N. Y. (ni. Percy in Lake Ville Apr. 16. iSio, was one of the Riley); son of Matthew of Waterbury, b. original proprietors of Salislniry Ct., mag- Ihere 1753, d. there Mar. j-,, 1S13 (m. istrate (m. Dee. 2, 1756 F'sther Merrill, b. Elizabeth); son of David Sherman of 1729, d. Nov. 10, 1778); son of Thomas Waterbury Ct.. b. there Mar. 15, 1721, d. Nortrm of Lake \'ille Ct., b. in Farming- there Noa-. io, 1799 (m. Hannah); son oi ton ii«v. '' i" L.ike Ville 1760 (m. 1724 Samuel, b. in .\ug. 168.2, d. Feb. 25, 1757 I'.li/.abeih .McEweii, d. 1736); son of John, (m. Dee. jj, 1700 Mary Knoules); son of b. Oct. 14, 1657. d. .\pr. 25, 1725 (m. Ruth John, b. Feb. 8. 1650 (m. Elizabeth); son Lewi.--); son of John, b. 1625, d. 171 1, emi- of Samuel Sherman, b. in Dedliam Eng. grant to .\mer.. came to Branford Ct. in July 1618. d. in Waterbury i()84 (m. about 1645. Sarah Mitchell). rpROWBMDGE, GUV I'., of Bridgeport NORTON, WALTER WHITTLESEY ^ Ct.. b. in Weston Ct. Dec. 4. 1857 (m. of Lime Rock Ct., b. in Lake Ville 1st Apr. 18. 187S Adeline Estelle, d. Jan. 28, Ct. Oct, 26. iSfiy, member of Ct. Soc. Sons 1881, dau. of James M. and Mary J. Beers of Anier. Rev. and of tlie Hiram Eddy of Weston Ct., and had 2 ch., viz: Ora Camp Sons of Veterans Ct. division (m. May, b. Apr. 6. 1879 and Henry Merwin, June 24. 1S91 Lillian Frances, dau. of Sam- b. Jan. 21, 1881, 2d June i, 1881:1 Julia Eliz- uel M. Reynolds M. D. of N. Y. and Cor- abeth, dau. of Michael and Joanna Bar- nelia Rcssiter, and had 2 ch., viz: Harriette rett of Warren Ct., and had 2 ch., viz: Roy Cornelia, b. Mar. 26, i8<)2 and Mari-'aret Albert, b. July 4, 1890, d. Feb. 14. i8cj3 and Nortrm, b. .'Xug. 21, 1S07) : s"" of Thomas Ruth Abigail, b. Mar. 28. 1894); son of Lot Norton of Lake Ville Ct.. b. there Henry I. of West m Ct., b. there ;\pr. 5, Atig. II, 1S4J. private in co. Ci 7th rcg. in 1S30. d. there Oct. 6. 1S78. served in co. K. 5ih Ct. 1862, in war of iS6[-5 for 3 years, treas. Salisbury vols corporal, captured 178 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. CiilptpiHT Va., cnnfiiicd in Libby prison, Sarah Amelia Trowbridge, b. Mar. 4, iSjn. |):iruli.Hl iS(>j, (liscbargcd 1863, enli.stcil ii; d. in Aug. 1S57); son of Matthew Trow- iIk' Jil Ct. liylil art. 1S64, corporal 18(15 bridge of Danbury Ct., b. there 1769, d. in (111. Juno 10, 1S55 Abigail Merwin, widow Salisbury Ct. 1822 (m. Rachel, dau. of Ma) (if lulniund O. Sturycs, dcsc. of Miles Benjamin Hickox, and a desc. of Samuel, Mirwin Milford of Ct. 1652 and Joseph son of William Hickox of New Haven and Collier (if Hartford before 1666, she, Abi- Farmington before 1643); son of Matthew gail had besides Guy B. above 2 ch., viz: Thomas Trowbridge of Danbury Ct., h. Cora ^iay, b. May 31, 1S60 [m. Dec. 22, there 1740. d. there; son of Matthew of 1881 Edwin A. Beers of Westport, and had Fairfield Conn., b. in Stratford Ct.. hp 5 ch., viz: May, b. May 11, 1885. d. in Sep. June 5, 1709, d. in Fairfield: son of Joseph, iS'S:^. Henry Arthur, b. Aug. 12, 1886, d. before June i, 1715 Cm. .Xnn Sherwood): F.dna Maud, b. June 15, 18S8, Margery son of William, d. in Nov. 1690 (m. June Laiigley. b. June 4, i8(:)i, and Ruth Eliz. 9. 1656 Elizabeth, dau. of Capt. Gcorgr Rccrs, b. Feb. jr. 1895] and Ina Virginia. Lamberton, and widow of Daniel Seli- b. Aug. 3, 1862 |m. Nov. 16, 18S7 Freder- vant"): son of Thomas Trowbridge, came ick C. Peet of Bridgeport Ct.]'): son of from Taunton F.ng. with his wife and 2 ch Thomas Benedict Trowbridge of Weston 1636. Ct., b. there Mar. 10, i8(X). d. in Danbury 1861 fni. 1st Laura Thorpe, 2d Sarah Hub- PEET, FREDERICK CLIFFORD of bell Ranks, desc. of John Banks, one of the Bridgeport Ct.. b. there Mar. 12. 1R57 1st settlers of Windsor, town clerk of (m. 1st .^iir. 18. 1883 Jennie E^telle. b, Welhcrsfield 1643, rep. from Fairfield and Oct. 7, 1S61, d. May 22, 18S4. dau. of 'held other various jiublic offices, she, Sarah .-\masa Reynolds of Lowell Mass,, b. 182.1, Hnbbell h;id besides Henry I. as albove 9 d. Jan. 23. 1R92, and Cyrcne Celisia Dur- ch., viz: George Byron, b. Feb. I, 1827 gin. b. .\pr. 29. 1830, d Mar. 26. 1SG9, she, |ni. Feb. 12. 1857 Adeline Fassett Fenton], Jennie h:id Frederick Cliflord Peet, b. May Eduard Rodney, b. Sep. _'3, 1828 [m. Feb. 20. jS,X4, 2d Nov. 16. 1S87 Ina Virginia, b. 17, 1856 Rachel Wynn, and had 2 ch., viz: .Aug, 3. 18(12, dau. of Llenry I. and Abigail Willi:ini Burr, b. Jan. 12, 1S57, d. 1862 and [Merwin Sturges] Trowbridge [see Trow- Edward Clarence Tr(jwbridgc, b. Au,g. 14. bridge lineage in this vol.]). had bro 1859, d. Nov. 17, 181J3], Benjamin Hickok, GILEAD SMITH Peet. b. Nov. 4, 1847. b. .^ug. 16, 1832 [ni. .Aug. 19, iS6i Mary d. Jan. 5. 1886. entered Yale coll. class of Wainwright, and had 3 ch., viz: George 1R70, parsed admittance examination for \\',iin\vriglit. b. Dec. 20. 1865, d. Aug. 11, (").xford Eng., was in Paris during the iS(i6, M;iry Eliza, b. Aug. 27, 1867 and Franco-German war, joined the .Amcr. George Case Trowbridge, b. Feb. 16, 1869!, ambulance corps as assistant surgeon, Rachel Eliza, b. Sep. 19. 1834 ["i- -''ipr. IS. served with distinction before and during iSTkS Timothy Jones of Danbury Ct. I, the siege of Paris, received for his service Clara .-\nn. b. Aug. 22, 18,^6 [m. Thomas the Geneva Cross, the military medal for Russell Hoyt of Danbury, and had Harric personal bravery in the battle and the Tr.iwbridge H.^yl. b. Dec. 29, iRTiqI, Mary Cross of the Legion of Honor, served Jane, b. June 27, 1S39, Augustus Shepard, thrcnigh the Commune after the war, being b. Jan. 9, 1S.43, d. in U. S. hospital at Alex- besieged in Paris for the 2d lime, returned nndri:i Va, Sep. 16, i8rii, Cynthia Dunbar, to Anier. after the Coinniimc, was after- 1). .Npr. 3, i8.|5 fni. .Vug. 19. iS<:)i Sanniel wards engaged in several diplomatic mis- J. Barlow of Waterbury Ct.l. William Par- sions for the L'. S. government, revised " sons. 1). Feb. II, 1S4S [m. "NTary Jane Shaf- and rewrote Hollister's History oi Ct." fer, and had 5 cli,, viz: Thomas. Alfred, with the Hon. Gi.lenn Hollistrr. enga:^ed Cl.ira Tliiyt. Minnie .Mice, Frank -An- as a lecturer on medieval and the latei his- drews and Jidm Alarlin Trowbridge] and tory of the RoTn:ins for the Chautaufiua ; AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 179 C'lir^c (m. Feb. 8, 1881 Mrs. Jeanne S. cis, b. .Aug. 4. 1801, d. Jan. 16, 1882 [m. Jcliiis, (Ian. of Mareiis L. and Rebecea Nov. 23, 1826 Maria Mead], Edward Wil- Spring, an J had 2 cli., viz.: Gilcad, b. Dec. liam, b. Feb. 19, 1804, d. .Aug. 17, 1882 [m. .'5, 1881, and Herbert, b. Oct. 26, 1SS3); June 30, 1834 Sarah C. Creighton], Sarah suns of William Henry Pect of Bridtjc- \nn. b. Mar. 5, 1806, d. Dec. 16, 1S67 [m. port Ct., Ij. there July 13, 1797, d. there Aug. II, 1834 Henry K. Harral], and M.iy 2. 1865, cullector of cuslunis for port Elizabeth Peet, b. Aug. 3, 1811, d. Aug. iif lirid.ue|iort 185.5-61, librarian of Dridt;e- 10, 181 1); .S(«i of William Poet of Bridge- ])(irt ])iiblic library 1861-4 (ni. 1st Mar. 6, port and Stratford Ct.', b. in Strailord in i8j_' Abby. b. Nov. 11, iRoi, d. May 10, J;in. 1744, d. there in Feb. 17,80, was a i8.(5. dau. of Capt. Stcplien and Betsey private in Capt. Couch's co. in Col. .An- IVoung] Sninniers, and had 7 ch., viz.; drew Ward's rcg. 1776 (m. 1762 Beulah, Catharine Mary, b. Mar. 18, 18J3, d. Oct. bp. Mar. 3, 1740, d. Dec. 9, 1810, dau. of ly, i8j5, Susan Maria, b. Nov. 9, 1825, d. John and Bathsheba [\\'elles] Nichols, and M.iy 15, 1839, Mary Elizabeth, b. Feb. 14, had 2 ch., viz.: William, b. June I, 1763, iSj8. d. .Apr. 24. 1S48 [m. Gilead Smith], d. Feb. 7, 1850, and Elijah, she, Beulah m. Charles Henry, b. ID, 1830, d. Feb. 2d July George Smith of New ^Hllord Ct ) II, 1S3J, Edward William, b. Apr. 3, 1S33, son of Thomas Peet of Stratford Ct,, b. sailed from London Eng. for Hong Kong there July 15, 1698, d. there Oct. 12, 1760, China 18C3, Catharine Jemima, b. Jan. 22, VOA rider from N. Y. to Saybrook for 30 1838. d. .Apr. jS, 1839, and TIenry Summers years (m. Jan. 7, 1724 or 5 Phebe, b. July Peet. b. -Apr. 7, 1845, d. July 30, 1845, 2d -'-. 1703, dau. of Caleb and Rachel [Kei- Dec. 24, 1846 Margaret, b. July 11, 1820, logg] Nichols, and had beside William, b. dau. of Charle.^ and M.irgaret [WeMi] in Feb. 1744 as above, 8 ch., viz.: Josiah, I^llison of Castleliar. Co. Mayo Ireland, and b. LV>c. 20, 1725, d. Mar, 30. 1802, Ephraim, had 4 ch.. viz.: William Henry, b. Sep. 8, b, July 23. \J2<}. Nathan, b. Mar. 14, 1731, 1S51, d. C;ct. 30, i8;o, Clifford Smith, b. d. in Alar. 1774, Esther, b. June 14, 1732 Oct. 26, 1854, d. June 14, 1S55, Maria [m, July 31, 1751 Ephraim Nichols], Longworth, b. Oct. 26, 1S54, d. June 9, Phebe, b. Oct. 30. 1734 (m. Feb. 11, 1753 1855, Gilead Smith, b. Nov. 4, 1S47 as Mitchell Curtis], Thomas, b. Oct. 19, 1736, Clifford d. above, and Frederick Pect, b. in Oct. [760, William, b. .Apr. 3, 1739, Mar. 12. 1857); son of William Peet of d, 1743, and PriscilLi. b. .May 27. 1742 (m. Win, ; lieardsley ) son of Benjamin Bridgeport Ct.. b. in Stratford Ct. June I, I Pect of Sir.iliord b. 1763, d. ill Bridgeport Feb. 7, 1850, repre- Ct.. .Aug, i, jfif.;, d, there sented Bridgejiort in the general assembly .May 1, 1704 (m. i.-,t Priscilla Fairchild, b. of 1824 (ni. Dec. 25, 1785 Jemima [Toni- -Apr. 20. 1669, dau. of Thomas and Catha- linson] Darrow, b. May 10, 1764, d. Apr. rine Craig of London Eng.. and liail be- 16, 185O, widow of Edmund Darrow, had sides Thomas, b. July 15, 1698 as above, 7 besides William H., b. July 13, 1707 as ch,. viz.: Butler, b, Sep, I, 16S9. James, b. above, 10 ch,, viz.: Catharine, b. Sep. 24, Mar. 2^, Idyl. Willi.im, b. .\l:iy i, 1694. ^ 1786, d. Nov. ig, 1863 [m. May 10, 1809 Sep. 24, 1743. Ricluird, b. .Aug, 30, 1696, Charles Bo.stwick], Maria Julia, b. July 7, Josiah, b. Apr. i, 1700, Catharine, b. July 178S, d. Jan. II, 1854 [m. Nov. 19, 1819 18, 1701, and .Ann, b. Jan. 30, 1703 or 4): (if Benjamin Thomas Longworth], George, b. Oct. S, son Poet, h. 1640, d. 1704 1790, d. .Apr. 16, 1831, Eteazcr, b. ALar. 3, (m. Phebe Biuler); son of John Peet, b. 1793, d. Mar. 4, 1S78 [m. .Mar. 10, 1842 1507, 1st of the name in this country, came M.ari:i Calilwell .Ames, and li.id 2 childven], frmn the parish of Duflield Eng. to Ply- Minerva, b. Sep. 3, 1795, d. Mar. 2. 1882, mouth Mass. 1635, was among the ist set- (in. Sefi. 2. 1819 William Wright I. iMeder- tlers in Stratford Ct. (m. Sarah, dau. of ick. b. Die. 20, 1799, d. Dec. 16, 1866 [m. Rich.ird Osborn. ;ind had 2 eh., viz.: John, Mar. 12, 1822 Elizabeth Lockwoodj, Fran- b, 1638, d, Sep. I, 1684, Benjamin, b. 1640 180 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. as ahovo. Benjamin [m. Phebc, dau. the Cleveland, Painesville and AshtabiiVi of Richard Butler, and had 7 ch., viz.: , R. R., for which he obtained a state char Sanuicl, b. Sep. Q, 1663, Benjamin, b. Aug. ter 1848, appointed by the company I" I, 1665, Samuel, b. Mar. 14, 1670 or i, d. solicit subscriptions for stock, the roa'l in Apr. 174S. Thomas, b. Mar. 29, 1674, afterwards became an important link 111 Alice, b. Oct. 10, 1677, Anne, b. Oct. 10, the Lake Shore system (m. July 3, i8.u 1677, and Mary, b. in Oct. 1683, m. Mar. Lucy J., dau. of Uriah and Rebecca [Wi! 10, 170-' or 3 Jciiiah Burritt of Newton liams] Bartram, gr.-dau. of Daniel and Ct.J). Ann [Merchant] Cartram, and desc. o( Elinor [Chauncey] Merchant, Israel BRANCH, OLIVER E. of Manchester Chaunccy of New Haven, and Rt .'. N. H., b. in Madison Ohio July ig. Charles Chaunccy, 2d pres. of Harv.irJ 1847, prepared for coll. at Whitestown N. coll.); son of William Branch of Norwich Y., grad. at Hamilton coll. with the high- Ct. and Madison Ohio, b. in Preston Ct est class honors 1873, principal of the For- Sep. 3, 1760, d, in Madison Apr. 13, 1840, estville N. Y. Free acad. 2 years, grad. at the age of 16 he was drafted and sent lo LL. B. at Columbia coll. 1877, during tlie old Fort Trumbull where he remained lui- lime was instructor in Brooklyn polytech- til the next spring when he enlisted under nic inst., practiced law with his bro. John Capt. Lcflnigwell to go to Rhode Island, L. in N. Y. 1877, moved to North Wearc an elder brother interfered and he returned N. H. 1S83, and engaged in literary work, to Norwich, he enlisted Apr. 1, 1777 lo member of N. H. legislature 1886-8, was serve during the war under Capt. Jedediah upon the judiciary comm. at both sessions, Hyde in Col. John Durkee's Connecticut was Democratic candidate for speaker regiment and was discharged from Capt. 1888, resumed the practice 'of law in Man- Samuel Cleft's co. in Col, Zebulon But- chester 1889. U. S. atty. for N. H. 1894, is ler's Conn. reg. upon the disbanding of counsel for the Boston and Me. R. R. and the army at West- Point July 7, 1783, where the Manchester and Lawrence R. R., M. he received a badge of merit from Wash- .^. of namilton coll. 1876. Dartmouth 1895 ington for his faithful service, was at the (m. Oct. 17, 1878 Sarah C. Chase of battle of (Jerniaiituwn Oct. 4, 1777, Fort Weare N. IL, b. Apr. 6. 1857 [dau. of John Mifllin Nov. 17, 1777, Monmouth June 28, W. and Hannah [Dow] ChaseJ, grad. from 1778, and wintered at Valley Forge, v.as Bradford acad. Mass. as valedictorian of with Washingtun in the forced iiKirch from the class 1876, she, Sarah had 4 ch., viz.: the north to Yorktown under the immedi- Oliver Wiiislow, b. Oct. 4, 1879, Dorothy ate command of Gen. Hamilton, and was U'ltter, b. Dec. 6, 1881, Frederick William, one of the picked men of the Connecticut b. Sep. 18, 1S86, and Randolph Wellington troops who m:ide the linal assault on the Branch, b. Nov. 26, i8yo); son of William redoubts, was present during the trial and Witter Branch of Madison Ohio, b. in execution lof Major Andre and was one of Aurelius N. Y. Aug. 31, 1804, d. in Madi- the three guards who took him from the gal- .•^on May 24, 18S7, moved from Cayuga co. lows, he settled in Cayuga co. N. Y. 1700, N. Y. to Chautauqua co.. where he resided raised a co. uf volunlecrs of which he was untd i8ji, moved to Erie co. Pa. 1823, captain in the war of 1812 (ni. Nov. 27, thence to Kirlland Ohio 1834, thence to I/"/) Lucretia, dau. of Asa and Elizabeth Madison 1836, was for many years one of [Tr.icy] Branch, and desc. of Samuel and the most influential citizens of Lake co., Esther [Richinuiid] Tracy, Junathan learned the trade of wagon maker and Tr:icy. Thonia> Tracy of Tenvk.-lniry Eng. afterwards studied law, judge of the court and Peter Branch); son of Samuel Branch of common ideas of Lake co. 18.15. became I'f I'lesljii Ct.. Ii. there -Aug. 6. 1720. d. widely known throughout northern Ohio there 1772 (m. Mar. 17, 1752 Hannah, dau. and I'a. in connection with the building of of Jcjseph and Elizabeth [Gore] Witter, AMERICAN A N C K S T R Y. gr.-tlau. of Ebcnczor and Dorolliy [Mor- wood N. H. May 15, 17O4, d. in Gilman- gan] Witter and dose, of Josiah and Eliza- ton N. H. Dec. 28, 1844 (m. Nov. 17, 1789 bctli [WheelerJ Witter and William Wit- Elizabeth Judkins); son of Benjamin, b. ter o[ Lynn Mass., persecuted for religious in Brentwood 1737. d. in Gilmanton N. tl opinions 1651); son of Samuel Branch of in Jan. 1817, private in Capt. Gilman's co. fVeston Ct., b. there Sep. 3, 1701, d. there at Fort Ticonderoga and Crown Pomt N. (in. May 2j. 1728 Anne, dan. of Samuel Y., was sheriff Belknap co. Gilmanton and Mercy Lamb of Stonington Ct., and during the rev. war (m. Mary Hoyi); son gr.-dau. of John Lamb of Groton Ct.); of Samuel Edgerly, b. in Exeter N. II., d. son of Peter Branch of Preston Ct.. b. in in Brentwood 1769, was at the ^iege of Marshlield Mass. 1659, d. in Preston Dec. Louisbnrg (m. Abigail); son of Thomas -7. 1713, one of the founders of Preston of Oy^ler River N. II., muv Durham iLiSj, owned Branch Hill, was at Norwich N. H.; son of Thomas ,if ()y^ter River, 1680, was a large land owner and intluen- justice of the peace, the original ancestor tial in Preston (in. about 1684 Hannah, of the family in .\mer,. emigrated from dau. of Thomas and Mary [Austin] Lin- Eng. to Oyster River N. II. 1664. coln, and gr.-dau. of Thomas Lincoln, " the miller," who built and owned the mill pHAPIN, WALTER HENRY of at Taunton in which the 3 commissioners ^ Springfield Mass., b. there Mar. 6, from Boston met King Philip for an ex- [859, A. B. of Yale 1880, M, D, of N. Y. [)Ianation of his hostile maneuvers); son of coll. phys. and surg. 1883 (m. Sep. 28, John Branch, settled in Alarshfield Mass., 1887 Lucy Celire, dan. of Timothy Uwiglu owner of Branch Islet there, came to and Harriet [Clark] Thatcher, and dese. Anier. 1638, settled in Scituate Mass. (m. of Anthony Thatcher, and had 2 ch., viz.: Dec. 6, i6sj Mary Speed); son of Peter Hazel, b. Feb. iS, 1S89, and Edward A., of Hulden fing., carpenter, sailed lor Am. b. Jan. 4, 1S94); son of Walter Edward " in the ship " Caslle 1638, died on board Chapin of Springfield Mass., b. in Wood- ship (m. Jan. 14, i6jj Elizabeth Gill.ime). stock Vt. Feb. 18,' 1823, d. in Agawam Mass. July 13, 1865, cabinet jnaker (m. EDGEKLY, EDWIN LORRAINE of Oct. 14, 1847 Julia Foster, dau. of William New York city, b. there Nov. 16, and Eliza .'Vun [Hall] Foster, and desc. of 185S, post-office dept. N. Y. since 1888, Titus Hall, rev. soldier, and Ebenezer member of N. H. Soc. of Colonial Wars, Mansfield, rev. soldier); son of Walter is compiling the genealogy of Edgerly Chapin of Woodstock Vt,, b. in West family (m. Dec. 13, 1879 Katherine Fran- Springfield Mass. Jan. 15, 1778, d. in ces, dau. of Thomas Igo of N. Y. city); Woodstock July 22, 1827, A. M. of Middle- son of Norman P., b. in Gilmanton N. H. bury coll. 1803, [/astor Cong. ch. Wood- Jan. 31. 1S31, d. in Newburyport Mass. stock 1810-27 (m. 1*^12 Hannah, dan. of Apr. I, 1865, enlisted in co. A 8th reg. .Vbijah and Hannah [Varnnml Mosher); Mass. vols. 1862, commenced the geneal- son of Martin of West Springfield Mass., ogy of the Edgerly family (m. Jan. 31, b. in Chicopee Mass. Oct. C, 173S, d. in 1858 Mary Emma, b. in N. Y. July 2, 1836, W\'st Si)ringfield Aiir. 24, 1793, farmer and d. there Aug. 25, 1863, dau. of Alexander merchant (m. in Dec. 1768 Bathsheba, dau. and Agnes [Gibson] Gibb of N. Y. city); of Dr. Lamberton and Bathsheba [Chapin] son of David Edgerly, b. in Gilmanton N. Cooper, and desc. of Thomas Cooper, H. Feb. 22, 1802, d. in Nesvburyport July early settler of Windsor Ct. and Spring- 31. 1883 (m. Jan. i, 1829 Dorothy, dau. of field Mass.); son of Isaac Chapin of Chico- Ezekiel and Mollie [Eastman] Edgerly, pee Mass., b. there Aug. 18, 1710, d. there and gr.-dau. of David Edgerly of Capt Nov. 22, 1789, farmer (m. June 29, 1734 Alexander Todd's co. 1758, Capt. Tilton's Experience, dau. of William and Elizabeth CO. 1760); son of Benjamin, b. in Brent- [Wellcr] Warriner, and desc. of William AMERICAN A N C E S T R V. Warrincr, early sulllcr oi Spriiiglield Abigail Runnels of Bradford Mass. and Mass.); son of Benjamin Chapin of Chico- gr.-dau. of Samuel Runnels [and Abigail pCL- .\Ias5., b. lliere Feb. 2, 1682, d. there Middleton], who came from Port Royal -Mar. 2_', 1756, farmer, deacon of Cong. ch. Nova Scotia about 1690); son of TLomoa at Cliicopce "(m. Nov. 9, 1704 Hannah, dau. Clark of Amherst N. H., b. there; son of ot Isaac and -Mary [Cooper] Colton, and Thomas of .'\niherst. gr.-dau. of George Colton, early settler of Henx'y Springfield); son of of Chicopee, pLINTON, WILLIAM HENRY of d. in Springfield Mass. Aug. 15, 171S (n'- Mary Brockway, has .( iJec. IJ, 1064 Bethia, dau. of Benjamin CO. Wis. US5S Un. Cooley, early settler of Springfield); son of ch., viz: Carrie E., Sydney, Adelbert ami Beers Samuel Chapin, d. Nov. 11, 1675, an early Sarah B. Clinton); son of Andrew settler of Springfield. Clinton of Hartwick Seminary N. Y., b. in Fly Creek N. Y. 1820 (m. Hannah, dau. oi pLARK, ARTHUR WELLINGTON fhomas and Mary [Myers] Montgomery, ^ of Lawrence Kan., b. in Lawrence gr.-dau. of John Montgomery [and Fanny rev. Mass. Dec. 7, 1S5C), grad. Harvard medical Greene], rev. soldier and John Myers, sch. 1(584, member Mass, medical soc, prol. soldier); son of Joel Clinton of Fly Creek of obstetrics and gyiuecology in the coll. N. Y., b. m Ballston Spa. N. Y. 1782, d. of physicians and surgeons Boston Mass., .\pr. ly, 1835 (m: Feb. 14, 1813 Mary, dau. member Suns ui the Amer. Rev., Soc. of of William Matthewson, b. 1745, d. 1834 Colonial Wars, Soc. of War of i8ij. Naval [and Tabilha Chaltee, b. 1760J, was a pri- Order of U. S., member of the acad. of vate in a R. I. reg. in rev. war, and desc. language and literature (unmarried), had of James Matthewson, who settled in Prov- bro. ALFRED HOUGHTON ClarU, pr.if. idence R. I. 1658, she, Mary had besides hi the .slate uiiiv, of Ivan. (111. Mary .Mar- .Xiulrew B. as above 8 ch., viz: Jane, b. chant, dau. of Benjamin Franklin Pierce .Apr. 2, 1S14, d. Nov. 2i, i&:)4 [m. Dec. 23, of Marblehead Mass. and Kansas City 1834 James Sullivan Robinsun and had 5 Mo.); .sons of Alfred P. ui Cambridge ch], Lucina, b. in June 1815, d. Oct. 30, Mass., b. in Boston Mass. Dec. g, 1826, 1876, Harriet, b. 1817, d. Oct. 3, 1839, Mary, 1818. d. Oct. 26. 1S93 ill. 184.- paymaster of the Washington mills of b. Nov. 22. I I^awreiice Mass. (in. Joanna Chaplin William Lake, had 4 ch.], William Houghton, dau. of piloses Barnard and -M.ittliewson Clinton, owned .sever:il Ciitlmi { .•\lmira [Pollard) Houghton of Cambridge mills during ci\il u;ir, b. in M.iy 1822. and desc. of John Barnard, the emigrant); d. in Feb. iSSo [m. ist Lima Leonard, had son of Elijah Clark of Boston Mass., b. in 4 ch., 2d C:ilcina Terry, had 6 ch.j. Sarah Hollis N. II. Mar. 18. 1781. d. in Boston .Maria, b. .\pr. 2,'^. 1824. author oi books, Nov. 12, 1845. merchant and importer of :iiul is editor of "The True Republic" West India goods (m. ist 1803 Cyntliia (ill. Dec. 23. 1847 Rev. Orreii l^erkiiis, had Smith, d. 1815. 2(1 Jidy 30, 1817 Mary Wel- 3 ch,], Cyrus Henry, b. 1826 [m. h'.meliiie lington Lane, dau. of Oliver Wellington Smith, had 3 ch.] and Celia A., b. 1828, d. and Susanna [Newman] Lane of Boston in Aug. 1876 [ni. William Matthewson, had Mass. and desc. of Job Lane, the emi- 2 ch.]); son of John Clinton, b. in Fair- grant); son of Elijah "Clark of Plollis. field Ct. May 4, 1752, private in Sth N. Y. N. H. and Mclhuen Mass., b. prob. in line 1779-80. serg. in a co. 1781, an exten- Amherst N. H. 1750 or- 1, d. in MethuCTi sive landowner in Saratoga co. in rev. Nov. 17. 1806. rev. soldier, pensioner, en- times, a skilled surveyor (m. Mary Scrib- listed in Capt. William Perlcy's co. of Col. ner, b. 1749, d. in Fly Creek N. Y. Dec. 17, Frye's Mass. rcg. 1775. served in conti- 1805, had besides Joel as above, Simeon, nental army in Col. Reed's N. H. reg. 1781 b. Feb. 3, 1779, d. 1858, settled in Chau- (m. Apr. 9, 1778 Martha, dau. of Job and tauqua CO. 1S13, John [m. Lemira Doty] AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 183 aii(J I'hcbc, b. Feb. 6, 17S5); son oi John Harrison, b. Sep. 11, 1673, d. Sep. 17. Cbntuii of Fairfield Ct., b. in New Haven 1777); son of Samuel of Hadley Masa., b. Ci. Nov. y, 17JI (m. in Nov. 1746 Kliza- there 1638, d. tliere .-Xpr. 13, 1084 (m. 1664 bctli Becchcr, had besides John, b. May Mary, dau. of Josiali Cluirchill of Hadley); 4. 1752 as above 2 ch., viz: David, b. Oct. son of Richard Church, d. in Hadley Dec. 9, 1747, rev. soldier and Elizabeth, b. May 16, 1667, came from Kng. to Plymuulh 10, 1754); son of Thomas of New Haven Mass. in .tlie fleet wilh Jiilm Winthrop Ct. 16,30, removed tn Hartford Ct., \>'liere he was an original proprietor 1637, moved to /-IHURCH, ALONZO of Newark N. J., Hadley 1660 (m. .A.nn Church, d. Mar. 12, ^ b. in Chicago 111. Oct. 31, 1870, A. B. 1684). of Princeton 1892, A. M. i8 18S8, James Rubb, b. in Chicago Oct. 11, lyn 1869 (m. in .-Vpr. 1829 Margtiret 1806, A. B. of Princeton 1888, A. M. of f-aughton Johnson, h. Jan. 20. 1809. <1. same i8yi, M. D. of Columbia medical sch. July 8, 1879, dau. of William Pierce Juli:i- 1891 and William Wells Church, b. in Chi-, son) ; son of Simon ni Cambridge Mas^., cago Dec. 17, 1874, grad. Princeton coll. b. in Newburyport Mass. Dec. 5. 17S3, d. 1897J; son of Alonzo of Athens Ga., b. in in Cambridge Oct. 6, 1853. prof, of l:nv " Bratlleboro Vt. Apr. 9, 1793, d. in .•\thens H:irvard coll., author of .\ Treatise (ui i86j, grad Middlebury coll. 1S13, prcs. of the Law of fsvideiice," " Cruise's Digest of Ga. univ. for 40 years, D. D., LL. D. (m, the Law of Real Property uiili iujIl-s 1841)- 1814 Sarah Tripple); son of Reuben of 50" (ni. Sep. i8. 1806 Hannah, b. .\ug. 5, Bratlleboro Vt., b. there Mar. 23, 1757, d. 1787, d Jan, 13. 1857, d.iu. of E/.ra .-iiid there Sep. 18, 1834, lieut., entered the rev. Susanna [Whitman] Kingman); son ol army as a drummer boy at 16 (m. 1780 Moses Greenleaf of New Gloucester Me., Elizabeth Whipple of the Mass. family of b. in Newburyport Mass. May 19, 1755, d. Wliipples, widow of Jonathan Wells of in New Gloucester I3ec. 18, 1812, slliij Braltleboro); son of Timothy Church of builder, lieut. in Amer. army when 19 Bratlleboro Vt., b. in Hadley Mass. May years old, cajit. (m. Sep. 17, 1776 Lydia. b. 12, 1736, d. in Bratlleboro Nov. 13, 1823, -Apr. 3, 175.=;. d. Mar. 21, 1834. dau. of lieut. col. in rev. army also in the French Jonathan and I'hebe [Griswold] Parsuns, and Indian war, was an aide de camp of gr.-dau. of Judge John Griswold and de^c. Gov. Clinton of N. Y. (m. June 9. 1756 of Matthew Griswold. b. 1620, d. 1698, emi- in his cousin Abigail Church) ; son of Na- grated to New England 1639, settled thaniel of Hadley Mass., b. there Feb. 7. Windsor Cl.. moved to Saybrook Ct. and I 1704. d, there (m. 1727 Rachel Mac then to Lyme Ct.); son of Jonathan Aanny) ; son of Samuel Church, b. .^ug. Greenleat ui .\'e\vljnry Mass., b. there in ig, 1667, d. 1737 (m. July 7, 1692 Abigail July 1723, d. there May 24, 1807, bhip E ",( 184 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. buiklir, rop. to general court, member of BURNHAM, W.\LTER of HrooktuM tlic coiilincatal congress, one of the gover- \'t., b. in Norwich Ct. Nov. i, 17(1.'. nor's council 1786, senator 178S (ni. 1744 d. in Brooktield Sep. 6, 1834, a Itading Mary. d. in May 1807, daii. of Edward Ijliysician of Brookfield for over 40 ye.us Presbiiry'); son of Daniel of Newbury (m. Jan. 18, 1795 Submit Smith, b. in Mass., b. there Dec. 24, 1690, d. there in Northheld Ma^s. Feb. 27, 177,3. J- June 11. l'\'b. 1729 (m. Nov. 17, 1710 Sarah 1S26 [dau. of Capt. Reuben Smith, de^c. nf Moody); son of John of Newbury Ma.is., Kev. Henry Su\ilh|. had 3 ch., viz.: Zebu- b. there June 21, 1662. d. there May or Ion Perkins Burnliam M. D, Walter renioved June 24, 1734 (m. 1st Oct. 12, 16S5 Eliza- Burnham M. D., who afterwards Helen Maria Buiii beth, d. Aug. 5, 1712, gr.-dau. Joseph Hills to Lowill Mass.. and of Newbury, b. 1602. came from Maiden ham. b. in Brookfiekl Vt. Dec. M. 1815 [ni i'.ng. to Charlestown Mass. 1638, moved Mar. 1. 1842 David Dod.^e U. D.. who d Benjamin to Maiden Mass. 1647, m. May 13, 1716 in Chicago 111. 18SSJ); =on of I.ydia, d. May 15, 1752, dau. of Maj I'urnhani of Norwich Cl., b. there l'\-b 9. Charles Frost of Kittery Me. and widow 1729, d. there in May. 1799 (m. Nov. (>. of Benjamin Pierce); son of Stephen 1750 Jemima, b. in Norwich Sep. 14, 1731, Greenleaf of Newbury Mass., b. in Ipswich dau. of Jacob and Jemima Perkins, and Eiig. about 1028, d. Dec. 1, 1690, capt., was desc. of John and Judith Perkins); son of \\ith his CO. in the expedition against Port Benjamin of Norwich Ct., b. in Ipswicli Royal 1690, freeman 1677, rep. of New- Mass. Dec. 21. 1696, d in Norwich Oct bury 10 the general court 1676-86. was a i.i. ^7i7 (ni- Api- - i7-'7 Mary. b. Jan. 20. i member of the council of safety i68g (in. 1707. d. <-)ct. 15. 1737. dau. of Robert and ibt Nov. 13, 1651 Elizabeth, dau. of Tris- Rebecca Kinsman, gr.-dau. of Robert and tram Collin (and Dionis Stevens], b. in Mary Kinsman, and desc. of Robert Kins- Devonshire Eng. 1609, d. 1681, the ist of man of Eng.); sou of Thomas Burnham the name in Amer.. son of Tristram Cof- of Ipswich Mass.. b, there 1646, d. there fin [and Joanna], came to New England Feb. 21. 1728. lieul. (m. 2d Dec. 16, 1C89 164J, moved from Salisbury to Haverhill, Hester Cuggsuell Bisho(i, widow of Sam- ilience to Newbury about 1648, 2d Mar. 31, uel, son of Thomas Bisheip of Norwich); 1679 listher. dau. of Natlianiel VVeare and son of Thomas Burnham of Ipswich d. in Ips- widow of Benjamin Swett of Haniiitoii N. Mass., b. in Norwich Eng. 1O23. wich i(»)4, came from Eng. on the ship H.j: son of Edmund Greenleaf of New- ' .Angel Gabriel" 1635 (m. 1645 .Mary, b bury Mass., b. in Ipswich Eng. 1573 or 4. 1(124. J;"'- ri'- I-aurence); son oi Robert d. in Boston Mass. Mar. 24, 1671, freeman of Norwich Eng. (m. Mary .Andrews). 1639. commanded a co. which marched against the Indians lieut, Mass. pro- 1637, TT^RIQHT, WILLIAM of Chestnut vinci;d forces 1642, capt. 1644, was at the \V Hill phila. Pa., b. in N. Y. city head of the militia under Gerrisli, retired Mar. 28, 1800, d. May 22, 1S74 (m. Mar. from military office 1647, removed to Bos- 28. 1823 S.illy .\nn. b. Jan. 20. 1802, d. '^^""^ -^Sfifil^^ ton Mass. about 1650 (ni. 1st Sarah Dole, Nov. 24, 1866. dau. of Robert and ll.annah [Mason] Weeks of New York city, and p >- d. Jan. 18, 1663, prob. sister of Richard tJoT had dau. Martha Frances, b. in N. Y. city y{ ft-S Dole, the emigrant, bp. in Ringworthy July 13, 1S27 (m. Tliomas Conway M. D., Eng. Dec. 31, 1622, came to Newbury 1639, sec Conway lineage in this vol.]); son of ^ii' m. May 3, 1647 Hannah Rolfc, d. Nov. Stephen Wright of N. Y. city, b. Nov. 25, 16, 1678. the name Dole is of French ori- 1770, d. in N. Y. city Nov. 24. 1834 (m. gin, he Edmund Greenleaf m. 3d Sarah 1795 his cousin Llii-abeth Wright, b. in Hill, widow of William Hill of Fairfield Apr. 1776. d. Oct. 7, 1802); son of Thomas Ct., d. in Boston Mass. 1671). of East Chester N. Y., b. in Oyster Bay AMERICAN A N C R S T R Y. i8s ill city I,. I . d, N. Y. before Apr. 28, 1777, Nashville Tenn. July S, 17S1, d. near Tus- itUleJ in Eabt Chester befurc 1755, became cundiia Aug. 12, 1841, planter in Bedfor Jl, 1760); son of Edmond Wright of b. in Va. Jan. 3, 1783. d. in Ala. Feb. 7, Oyster Bay L. I., b. there, d. there in Oct. 1824. dau. cjf Thuui.i.^ and jane [I'arrar] '733 ("'• ^^VS Sarah, b. about 1670-80. d. Harding, gr.-dau. of William and Sarah aller 1746. Jan. uf Mill John and Esther [La Force] Hardin and of William and ISniitli] Townsend of Oyster Bay, gr.- Elix.abeth [Bibb] Farrar, and dec. of dau. of Henry and Anne [Coles] Town- Thomas Hardin and Mary Giles, dau. of send of Oyster Bay and of Abraham William Giles of Henrico and Goochland Smith of Hempstead L. I., gt.-gr.-dau. of CO. Va.); son of John Cockrill of Nash- Kubert and Mary [HawNhurst] Coles of ville Tenn., b. in Va. Dec. ly, 1757, d. in R. I., who came over in the fleet with Gov. Nashville Apr. 11, 1837, private in Va. John Winthrop prob. from near Groton militia 1776-7, in N. C. service 1780-2, linK^.); son of Edmond Wright of Oyster moved to Nashville with the colony of his Bay L. I., b. 1640, d. there 1703 (m. about brother-in-law Gen. James liobeitson 1780, 1666 his cousin Sarah, b. in Sandwich Feb. the N. C. legislature granted him 3 mili- II. 1648, dau. of Peter and Alice Wright); tary land warrants 1783 (.m. 17S0 Ann, b. son of Nicholas of Oyster Bay L. I., b. in N. C. Feb. 10. 1757, d. \n Tenn. Oct. 3, in Norfolk Eng. i6og, d. in Oyster Bay in 1821. dau. ut John and Mary [Gowcr] Nov. 1682, emigrated and settled in Sau- Robertson of Brunswick co. Va., and desc. gus Mass. colony before 16,36, moved to of the Clan Donachie of Scotland and die Sandwich 1637, removed to Oyster Bay Yorkshire Gowers); son of John Cockrill (m. Ann, d. 1683). of Va., b. in Eng., d. in Va. after 1757, de^c. of llie (jUI Cockerrl! (.[Uiily ul nOCKRILL, GOODLOE TIKE of Eng. (m. Debora l-'ox, b. in Va. or ICng., ^ Marshall Co. Tenn., b. in St. Franci.s d. in D.ividson co. Tenn., she m. 2d David CO. Ark. Sep. 24, 1876, agriculturalist (.un- Collinsworth, 3d Mr. Kells, aiul is desc. married) ; son of Washington Pike Cock- of the -•Mlisiju, Claiborne and Dain.gerlicld rill of St. Francis co. Ark., b. in Tuscum- f.iniilies). bia Ala. Alay 24, 1844, d. in CulUuika Tenn. Mar. 8, 18S4. educated La Grange pLAEKE, EDGAR WARNER of Pana coll. Ala., color bearer 35th Ala. reg. inf. ^ 111., b. in Milton N. Y. May 29, 1825, vols. C. S. .\. 1862-5, cotton planter St. grad. Williams coll. Mass. 1848, Union Francis co. Ark. (ni. Feb. I, 1S72 Sallie, N. Y. theo. sem. 1851, licensed 1851, or- educated at Columbia coll. Tenn., dau. of dained 1852, A. M. 1868, D. D. 1894, now Hon. John and Louisa [Turner] Ballan- pastor of Pana Presh. ch. III. (m. Oct. 15, fort of Maury co. Tenn.); son of Gran- 1851 Martha A., dau. of Luther and Emc- ville La Force Cockrill of Tuscumbia linc [Austen] Northrop of New Haven Ct, Ala., b. in Bedford co. Tenn. 1809, d. in gr.-dau. of Martha H'opkins, dau. of E. D.ividson co. Tenn Sep. 23, 1846, grad. Hopkins of Harwington Ct., she, Martha Augusta coll. Ky. 1830, farmer in Franklin A. Northrop had 3 ch., viz: Edgar Luther, Co. .'Via. (m. Maria Louisa Turner, b. in Albert Oscer and Louise Clark); son of Ala. July 22, 1817, d. in Ark. in Sej). 1862, Nathaniel Qark of Milton N. Y., b. in dau. of Sugres and Rebecca [De Loney] Cornwall N. Y. .Aug. 2, 1793, d. in Milton Turner, gr.-dau. of William and Mary Mar. 26, 1874 ini. Apr. 25. 1810 Han- [Blount] Turner and of Hall De Loney nah .\Iar>h. who've father eame frc.im N. and Ann Turner of Southeaston Va); son J); s.in (if Reuben of Curnw.iU N. V., of John Cockrill of Tuscumbia Ala., b. in b. in Bedford N. Y. Nov. 14, 1743, d. in iS6 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. Cornwall Dec. 8, 1813, owned 130 acres dau. of Isaac and Mary [Powers] Merri.ini near Curnwall Landing, farmer, paymaster of New England); son of Allen Cuok -i ill the rev. army, an elder in the Presby- Lancaster co. Pa., b. in Fulton I'a. iii terian cli. of New Windsor N. Y. (m. 1770 Mar. 1803, d. there May 27, 1847, fanner Mary. dau. oi Francis Peppard, a Presby- (in. Rachel Kirk, dau. of Jeremiah Brown terian clergyman of N. J. New Windsor [and -^nn Kirk] of Lancaster co. Pa., wa^ N. Y. and Irish settlement of Pa.); son of member of congress 183S-42, judge of cir Nathan of Cornwall N. Y., b. in Bedford cuit court nianj' years); son of William ol N. Y. Mar. 24, 1704, d. in Cornwall 1755. Lancaster co., b. in Warrington Nov. j, purchased 265 acres of land near Cornwall 1778, d. in Fulton Pa., engaged in agii- Landing N. Y., paying £375 for same 1748 culture and stock raising (m. Nov. _'v. (ni. 1st 172S ]\Iiss Miller, d. in Bedford 1802 Susanna, dau of Benjamin and Su N, Y., was one of the organizing members sauna [Dunn] Cutler ; son of Samuel uf of the New Windsor Presbyterian 1776, 2 d Warrington Pa., b. in Chester co. Pa. Oct. 1735 .Abigail Mills); son of Nathan Clark 15. 1738, d. in Warrington .\ug. 10, iSuo, of Bedford N. Y., b. in Stamford Ct. about farmer, removed to York co. with parents 1O75, d. in Bedford after 1744, was one of 1744-5 ('11. 1st Hannah Fisher, d. May 0, the 29 land holders to whom Queen Anne 176S, 2d Nov. u, 1772 Ruth, dau. of Akx conlirmed 23,000 acres of land now Bed- ander and Rebecca Mode); son of Peter ford 1704 (ni. 1st 1700 Miss Clemence, 2d Cook of Chester and York co. Pa., b. in 1710); son of William of Bedford N. Y., Norwich Eng. Oct. 4, 1700, d. in Warring b. in Stamford Ct. abotit 1645, d. in Bed- ton Pa., came to Pa. with parents 1712, ford 1712, was one of the purchasers of the removed to Warrington Pa. 1744-5, bought .Muliegans of the land uhere Bedford now 400 acres of land there (m. Sep. 26, 1730 stands 1680, was one of the 29 to whom Sarah, dau. of Joseph and Hannah Queen .•Knne confirmed 23,000 acres of land [Glover] Gilpin, desc. of the Gilpins of 1704; son of Samuel, came to Wethers- Kentrnere Hall Eng. and Richard de Guyl- tield from I'lng. 1O30. one uf the 20 men pin, a Norman); son of Peter Cook uf who purchased and settled Stamford Ct. Tarvin Eng., Quaker, impoverished by 1640. persecution in Eng. before coming to .Amer. (ni. Eleanor Norman, Quaker). pOOK, ALLEN MERRIAM of U. S. ^ navy, b. near Delavan 111. Oct. 4, 1870, pROOKEB, ZENAS STETSON of N. went with parents to La Bette co. Ka. 1873, ^ Y. City, b. in Brooklyn N. Y. Apr. aijpointed to U. S. naval acad. from 3d 22, 1848, educated at Brooklyn Polytechnic Kan. dist. 1889, grad. and was commis- inst., resided in N. Y. City since 1872 (ni. sioned an assistant engineer I, July 1895, June 5, 1869 .Anna Sophia Foster ; son of cruise 1893-5 on U. S. S. Newark on South Aaron Cheever Crooker of Brooklyn N.Y., Atlantic station 1895-98, U. S. S. .\mphi- b. in Bridgewater Mass. Nov. 12, 1814, sea trite and U. S. S. N. Y. on home station capl. with .\, .\. Low's packets to China, (ni Apr. 31, 1897 Emma Blow Freeman, Collins line to Havre France, was in dau. of Arthur C. and Emma [Blow] Free- ch.irge of Gov. transport all through the man of Norfolk Va.); son of Henry Clay war, was at sea for 50 years (m. Nov. 5, Cook of Oswego Ka., b. in Fulton Pa. 1838 Emeline Frances Faunce, b. in Car- Apr. 22, 1843, went west 1858, settled in ver ^L\ss., gr.-dau, of Capt. John Appling, 111. 1861. enlisted in co. H. 4tli III. cavalry d. 1S49, rev. soldier Plympton Mass. and 1S61-62, removed to Ka. 873, district clerk desc. of John Faunce, who came to Ply- of La Bette co. 1874-84, in state legislature mouth Mass. in the ship ".'Xnn"); son of 1884-6. banker (m. Dec. 15, 1869 .Mlenelte, Zenas Crooker of Brooklyn N. Y., b. in dau. of A. H. Dillon [and Juliette E. Mer- I'lyniouth Mar. 2, .1792, d. in Brooklyn riaml, b. in Wilmington Ohio and gr.- N. Y. May 16, 1866, lived in Bridgewater, AMERICAN A N C I'- S T R Y. .8 7 iii;iiui!acturcr of brass locks and uimlow CROSBY, !SA.\C of Brewster Mass. and taslics, moved to Brooklyn N. Y. 184G, Chicago 111., b. in Brewster May 6, iii.hIc lira n.di Richardson, b, in Danvers Mass.); ster 1893, widow of Zenas Ryder of Chat- son of Zenas of Bridgewatcr Mass., b. in ham Mass., and dau. of Ensign Nickerson Pembroke Mass. May 3, 1769, d. in Bridge- of Chatham, she, Eunice had dau. Matilda water Oct. 16, 1826, was connected with Pinkham Crosby of Chicago 111. [m. Dec. llie Stetsons i.>f Pembroke in iron indus- 14, 185S Samuel M. Nit ker^onj ) ; sou of try, went tbrongh the eastern states put- Nathan of Brewster Ma^s., b. the-re Oct. ting up iron fonnderies and operating 5. 1768, d. there June 29, 1838 (m. 1701 them, later had a slitting mill in Bridge- Annie, b. in Nantucket Mass. Nov. 24, water, operated by water power where 1707, d. in Brewster Feb. 23. 1S54, dau. of nails were made by hand (m. Oct. 15, 1791 Theophilus and .-Vbigail [Freeman] Pink- Content Stetson, desc. of Cornet Robert ham, desc. of Richard Pinkham of the Stetson of Scituate Mass., a noted man in Isle of Wight); son of Josiah Crosby of Colonial days, her mother was Abigail Brewster Mass., b. there 1744, d. there 1815 Tower of Cumberland R. I.); son of (m. 1764 Betsey, dau. of Ebenezer and Jonathan Crooker of Pembroke Mass., b. Rebecca [Crosby] Hopkins, gr.-dau. of there about 1744, was in founding business, Stephen and Sarah [Howe] Hopkins, and owned property in Pembroke, served in de.-c. of Giles and Catherine [Whelden] rev. war as did his bros. (m. about 176S Hopkins of Eng. and Stephen Hopkins of Ursula Barker, desc. of the Barker family the Mayflower); son of William Crosby of Pembroke and of Josiah Barker, the of Brewster Mass., b. there 1719 o^ 20. d. prominent ship builder of Charlestown there Feb. 28, 17SS (m. Phebe, b. in East- 1812'): Jona- Mass. during war of son of ham Feb. 28, 1721, dau. of Samuel and than Crooker of Pembroke Mass., b. in -\lMgail [Sjiarrow] Mayo); son of Wil- Marshfield about 1716, d. in Pembroke, liam 01 Easlham Mass., b. there 1O73, d. blacksmith, large land owner (m. Jan. 14, there 1755 (m. 1712 Mercy, b. Aug. 25, 1743 Bcthia Lowden, d. in Bridgewater 167S. d. Sep. I, 1735, dau. of Capt. Sanmel and Sarah [Pope] Hinckley, ) Jan. II, 1821, 100 years old, desc. of the gr.-dau. of Gov. Lowden family of Duxboro Mass., and had Thomas Hinckley [and Mary Rich- ards], son of Samuel and Sarah Hinckley besides Jonathan, b. about 1744, 3 ch., viz: of Plymouth Mass.;; son of Thomas Janie^, Japlui and Noah); son of Jona- Crosby of Cambridge and Easchaiu Mj.ss., than Crooker, b. in Marshfield Jan. 5, b. ill Eng. 1034. d. 1702, grad. Harvard 16S5 (m. Nov. n, 1714 Sarah Allen of coll. 1653 (m. S.-nai); son of Simeon of Marshfield. dan. of Allen); Ebenezer son Eng., settled in Cambridge 1634 (in. .\nn). of Jonathan, b. in Marshlield about 1648, d. Feb. 17, 1745, received a grant of land DAVIS, TITUS ELWOOD ol Bound for Gov. for pension 1738, served in the Brook N. J., b. in Flatbush N. Y. French and Indian wars (m. Mary, dau. of Apr. 15, 1851, grad. Rutgers coll. N. J. theo. sem. Jeremiah Burroughs, her mother was a 1874, New Brunswick reformed 1877, A. M. of Rutgers coll. 1877, ordained Miss Hewitt); sou of Francis, came to and installed pastor Presbyterian ch. Fair- Barnstable Mass. with Mr. Lothrop about mont N. J. 1877, pastor of Presbyterian 1634. was in the war against King Philip ch. of Bound Brook N. J. since 1890 (m. and the Narragansetts 1645, moved to East June 20, 1877 Sarah ErviUa, dau. of Rev. Marshfield Mass., constable 1664 (ni. 1647 J. B. Whitcouvb, d. 1892, pastor of the Mary Gaunt, whcj came to Amer., a de.sc. B.iptist ch. Middleburg N. Y., and Mary of John Coggin). Chase, and had 6 ch., viz.: Elwuod Lin- i88 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. ndl, >[crlcjn Whilcoiub, EiIk-Ivh Er\illa, Maxson); sun of William Davi.-, I. 1.. Joliu A., IIoiaCL' Mayn:ird and Anna Paul- Glamorganshire Wales i6()j, d 1 . ine Davis); son of Peter Davis of Flat- Squam N. J. 1745, educated for tlie ni , bush N. Y.. b. there Sep. d. there 25, 1807, istry at Oxford univ. Eng., came to .\uu : in Feb. 1SS6, farmer, organized several 1C84, shortly after his arrival ln-jjjh Sunday schools in Ulster co. N. Y. 1825- preaching (m. 1st about 1686 Fliza!i>'!i 3S, started ist temperance soc., was elder Brisley, and had 4 ch., viz.: Martha, U.I in Reformed ch. of Flatbush for many Ham, John and Mary, 2d Elizabeth I'.ivi .1 years (m. July 12, 1832 Ann, dan. of John and had 7 ch., viz.: Thomas, Joseph. L)il.j P. and Gertrude [Schepmoes] Ostcr- Edward, James, Elizabeth and William). houJl); sun of Joseph Davis of Flatbush N. v., b. in Philadelphia Pa. July 5, 1761, DICKINSON, WILLIAM FRANKl.lN d. in Flatbush Sep. 23, 1836, iblacksmith, of Redwood Falls Minn., b, in .\m farmer, served in rev. war as maj. iifer of herst Mass. Mar. 26, 1843, pres. of hank Ulster guards (m. Aug. 19, i8»2 Anna of Redwood Falls, served in ist Mum Burhans. desc. of Isaac and Susanna vol. inf. 1S61-4, mayor 4 years (ni. .\:\n. 14 [I'oland] Burhans); son of Samson of 1864 Mary M.. dau. of Willard Wheatun ul Philadelphia Pa., b. in Wales, d. in Flat- Owatonna Minn., was in Berdan's sli,ir;j bush N. Y., rev. soldier, his property was shooters 1S61-4, and had 2 ch., viz.: Mary Confiscated when British took possession Luella, b. Oct. 7, 1866, and George Wil of Philadelphia (m. Dec. 5, 1760 Mar^rict lard Dickinson, b. Oct. 10, 1871); son nl Pli-»eg, desc. of John and Elizabeth [Bur- William u[ Vankton S. D., h. in Smilli hans] I'locg). Amherst Mass. Oct. 14, 18:9, removed t.j Faribault Minn. 1856-79 (ni. Lucinda, J DAVIS, THOMAS CLAYTON of Des 1843, dau. of Aretas Bisbec of South Am- Moines Iowa, b. in Sullivan co. Ind. herst, d. there); son of Oliver Dickin.^•.n Feb. y, 1850, traveling salesman, is com- of South Amherst Mass., b. there June 27, piling a Davis genealogy (m. June 10, 1871 1789, d. there Sep. 2, i860, capt. of railiti.i Eliza L., dau. of John S. and Sarah F. (m. 1st Nov. 17, 1811 l£liz:ilielh, dau. ul [Randolph] Babcock, gr.-dau. of Joel Bab- Moses Billings); son of Waitstill ui cock, and desc. of William Davis of Wales South Amherst Mass., b. Apr. 17, 1750, d. and Oliver Babcock of Eng., she, ICliza there 1792. f.irmer, rev. pensioner (in. 1S71J liad 7 ch.. viz.: Bert C, Ellie I., Lola B.. Lucrelia, dau. uf Josiah Montague); son Uri Pearl, Orlie Bliss, Iva May and Ruby of John Dickinson of South Amherst and Blen Davis); son of William C. Davis, b. Iladley Mass., b. May 14, 1713, d. 1791 (m in Warren co. Ohio Jan. 18, 1809, d. in Esther, dau. of Nathaniel Dickinson of NortonviUe Kan. Nov. 5, 1S91, farmer, re- Sunderland); son of Neheniiah of Hadley sided in Warren co., Sullivan co. Ind., Mass., b. June 5, 1672, d. Oct. i, 1715 (m. Clinton CO. Iowa and Atchison co. Kan. Mehitable Church); son of Nehemiah; smi (m. 1st Aug. I, 1S30 Mary Stearns, d. Oct. (if Nathaniel Dickinson of Wefliersfield 5, 1857, 2d Mar. 22, 1859 Elizabeth Ann Ct.. t(jwn clerk there J637, was one of the George); son of Ananias Davis, b. in N. founders of Iladley Mass. J. 1777, d. 1850. farmer (m. Rebecca Clay- ton); son of Nathan, b. in N. J. May 19, -nLLIS, TIMOTHY A. of La Grande -l-^ 1740 (m. Jan. 19, 1761 Anna GitTord); son Oreg., b. in Roxbury Vt. Nov. 4. of William, b. May 15, 1719 (m. Tacy 1818, went to Rumney N. II., moved from Crand.ill); son of John, b. in Philadelphia Walden Vt. to Oreg. 1858 (m. Jane Dow, Pa. 1692, d. in Shrewsbury N. J. 1752, or- and had dau. Mary Frances, who m. Al- dained a minister 1746, was the 1st pastor bert O. Cumiuins of Montpelier Vt.); son of Shrewsbury (m. Aug. 25, 1715 Eliza- of Timothy of Walden Vt., b. in Kcene beth, dau. of John and Judith [Clarke] N. 11.. d. in Vineland N. J., deacon in the '? .' H T a 3 D / ; A M E R I C iV N A N C E S T R Y. 189 ('mvircKMlional ch. in East llardwich (m. Ebenezer Downes of New Haven Ct., 'b. I, Chris- i>i Su/ainiali Thompson, 2d Judith Bhuioh- 1067. d. Ijeiore 1720 (m. July K«;2 ' Timothy tianna, dau. of Thomas and Mary Pinion, ar.l of Pcachain Vt.) ; son of settlers of son of John F.ih.-. of Kecne N. H., b. in Dcdham Mass. early New Haven); of from Cornwall Eng. to New J.iii, 5, 1746, d. in Roxbury Vt. in Jan. Eng., came the jnd.L'e.-, iSid, corporal, scrg. in rev. war, capt., Haven before 1646. was one of signed the death warrant of Charles ;;i.ij and gen., member of the N. H. pro- who Mncial congress 1775, maj. under Gen. I, and desc. of Robert dc dunes, b. prob. Slark at the battle of Bennington, re- 1220. signed his colonelship 1783 (m. Anne, dau. of Tlionias and Sarah Page of Walpolc N, DANEOBTH, LEANDER of Ogden N. in Royalti.>n Vt. Jan. 11,, and desc. of John and Priscilla Alden) Y. after 1816, b. ,„n of Timothy Ellis of Dedham Mass., .30, 1807, d. in Ogden July 8, 1H82, came 1816, farmer, h. there Sep. 14, 1724, d. there (m. Eliza- with his parents to Ogden abolitionist, school Irnslee 1h-i1i); son of Eleazer of Dcdham Mass., was an ardent (m. Oct. 29, 18,35 Eunice Kinsman Man- b. Ihcre Sep. 2J, 1692, d. there (m. June 5, 171S Mary Crosby of Billerica Mass.); son ning, b. in Bradford N. H. June g, 1814, Aug. 1892, dau. of of Eleazer of Dedham Mass., b. there Jan. d. in Ogden N. Y. 5, and Lydia |Noyes| Manning, gr.- 10, 166.3 (m. Mahctabcll Thurston, b. May .\aron dau. of James and Ann [Brown] Manning 27, 1670); son of Richard Ellice of Ded- desc. of Samuel ham Mass., d. there Oct. 21, 1694, Heat, of Charlestown Mass., and came from Eng. (m. Elizabeth). Manning, who settled in Billerica about 1662); son of Bobert Danforth of Royal- DOWNES, FRANKLIN of Bristol Ct., ton Vt., Billerica Mass., Hillsboro N. H., Y., b. in Billerica b. in riyinuuth Ct. June 12, 1824. re- Livonia and Ogden N. in Ogrlcn Feb. 27, 1872. moved with parents to Bristol when i year .May 6, 1782, d. to 1816, larnur (m. Nov. 26, old (m. Nov. 4. 1844 Emclinc M. Updon, came Ogden and had dau. Florence Emlyn, who m. 1801 Elizal)eth iJ'.iwe. b. in Londonderry Adrian James Muzzy); son of Ephrnim N. H. Nov. 21, 1775. d. in Ogden June 24. Samuel of Fletcher Vt., Bil of Bristol Ct., b. in Plymouth Ct. in Dec. 1852); son of lerica and Hillsboro N. H., b. in 1787. d. in Bristol in Dec. i860, was one Mass. or 8, d. in Fletcher of the 1st clockmakers in Bristol, mem- Billerica .Aug. 24. 1756 .\pr. 6, 1815 (ni. 1780 .Anna Trull of ber of the legislature (m. Feb. 7, 1822 Cloe i7(.i, in Painter, her father was a rev. soldier, her Tewksbnry Mass., b. June 26, d. son of Benjamin gr.-lallier a soldier of the French and In- Fletcher Nov. ^J. 1851); Mass., b. there Dec. dian wars, also a teacher in Plymouth Ct. Danforth of Billerica Hill-boro Oct. 10, 1816, war for over 40 years); son of David Downes 8, 1724, d. in battle of Lexington and Bunker of New Haven Ct., b. 1760. d. in Plymouth in the Hill, one of the 1st settlers of Hills Dec. 17, 18,38. rev. soldier, enlisted when was .^pr. Mary. b. 18 years old (m. about 17S2 Mary Chat- boro N. H. (m. 17, 1750 and Han- torton. desc. of William Chatterton, James Apr. 20, 1727, dau. of Benjamin |Richardson] Frost, gr.-dau. Clark and George Smith, all original set- nah French and Elizabeth [Foster] Frost, aiul tlers of New Haven Ct.); son of Seth of James Frost); son of Jonathan Downes of New Haven Ct., b. there Oct. de.-c. of Edmond Danforth of Billerica Mass., b.' there Mar. 28, 17.31. d. there 1801 or 2, rev. soldier there Mar. 23. 1762, lieut. (m. Mary Ives, desc. of an old New Haven 22, 16S8 or 9, d. iS, 1713 Elizabeth, b. Mar. 14, Ct. family); son of Seth of New Haven (m, Nov. 16S9 or go, d. .A[ir. 8, 1772, dau of Samuel Ct., b. Oct. 17, 1704. desc. of one of tlie Manning, widow of early settlers of New Haven (m. Obedi- and .Abial [Wight] desc. of Samuel Man- ence Bristol, desc. of Henry Bristol, an Peter Fassett. and settled in Billerica about 1662); original settler of New Haven); son of ning, who .1 190 AMERICAN A N C E S T Ts. V. snii 1,1 Jonathan Danforth of Billcrica Feb. 1767 Lydia, b. July 28, 1747, J Uu Mas.-.,, b. there Feb. 18, 1658 or 9, d. there 22, 180S, desc. of Gregory Stone, the ei;:i Jan. 17, 1710 or 11, grad. Harvard coll. grant, and dau. of Henry Stone of Cantoi. 1679 (.ni- June 27, 1682 Rebecca Parker, b. Mass., who in connection with EdwarJ lOOi, d. Mar. 25, son Jonathan 1754); of VV'enlworth •. established at Milton ihc i til liillerica Mass., b. in Framlinghani chocolate mill in British North Ann' Eng. l'"eb. 20, 1628, d. in Billerica Sep. 7, now known as the Walter Baker choc- 1712, surveyor, founder of Billcrica, built late CO.); son of Samuel Davenport ui the 1st house there 1C54, which was used iMilton Mass., b. in Roxbury Ma3>. as a garrison during the war, town clerk I, Sep. 1720, d. in Milton Dec. 6, 1793, sil there man)- years (in. ist Nov. 22, 1654 versinith in Milton and Boston Masi.,^e\ Elizabeth, b. in Kalcigh Eng. Sep. i, 163S, soldier, lieut., was on the jury that trie.! d. in Billerica Mass. Oct. 7, 1689, dau. of Capt. Prieston in the tase of the Boston John and Mary Ponlter, 2d Nov. 17, 1690 massacre 1770, one of a comm. of 3 lu Mrs. Esther Chani[)ney Convers, d. Apr. build a sch. house in Milton 1768 (m. 1st 171.5); son of Nicholas 5, Danforth of June 4. 1741, Sarah, b. Aug. 22, 1720, d Cambridge Mass., b. in Framlinghani June 11, 1764, dau. of Nathaniel and Jo- Eng., bp. Nov. 13, d. in 1586, Cambridge anna [Ellicc] Whiting, 2d Sep. 24, i^fty in .\pr. 1638, came to Cambridge 1634 (m- Sarah Tucker, widow of Capt. Nalhanid Eliz.ibeth Symincs, d. Framlinghani, was Tucker of Milton Mass.) ; son of Samuel buried Feb. 22, 1628); son of Thomas (m. Davenport of Milton, b. in Dorchester Jane Sudbury); Nicholas. son of -Mass. Oct. 20, 1697, d. in Mendon Mass. June 29. 1773, farmer (m. 1719 Rebecca, h. "TjAVENPOBT, in GEORGE LYMAN Milton Mass. Feb. 9, 160,19, d. in Men- -L^ of Coliasset Mass., b. in Milton Mass. don Sep. 33, 1777, dau. of Daniel and Abi- July civil 2i, 1852, engineer (ui. Jan. 2, gail rCraftl Holbrook); son of John; son 1883 Elizabeth, b. Aug. 27, 1846, teacher, of Thomas, w ho came to Dorchester Mass dau. of Re\. Joseph Osgood, and desc. of i^>40. John Osgood, and had George Lyman Davenport, b. in San Diego Cal. Apr. -jAICKEY, 22, W'ALL.VCE tTORNING <.i 18S6I; son III Nathaniel T. -I-' Daveniinrt of Troy C^Iiio. b. in Mentor Ohio Oct. Milton ^Lass., b. there Jan. 8, rSii, d. there 7, 1841 (m, Nov. 23, 1870 Florence M., b. Sep. 15, 1S94, farmer, horticulturist and in F.-iirfield Vt. Sep. 20, 1846, dau. of Hiram florist, lived in .Milt.in on a portion of the and Sappho E. [Soule] Barlow, and had 5 original estate bought 1706, built a new ch., viz; Barlow C, Edward S., Helen B., house about (m. 1835 Jan. 29, 1834 Sarah, Florence H. and Ruth S. Dickey); son of h. July 17, 1816. d. Oct. 12, 1889, dau. of James of Mentor Ohio, b. in Walpole Thomas Dunbar, desc. of Rev. Samuel N. 11. (Tct. 31. r8o7. d. in Mentcr Sep. 23, Dunbar of Canton, a noted divine and '•''SS, 'I "lan of resolute purpose and sterl- din Dunl)ar [and J Margaret Holmes of ing worth, took great interest in sch. and Boston Mass.], b. in Scotland, came to CO. affairs (m. June 10, 1833 Harriet M , New Eng. about 1700); son of Nathaniel b. May 9, 1817. d. Mar. 21, 18S9, ilau. of Davenport of Milton Mass., b. there Mar. \\'arren Corning fand Elizabith Pctlingill, 1781. d. 7. there May 5, 1863, was a student I'- "u N. n. Jan 16, 1773 1 of ^rentor of Phillip's acad. .^ndover Mass., florist, Ohio. b. Nov. 21, T771, moved from Ac- farmer (m. Jan. r. 1801 Nancy, b. Dec. 16, worth N. U.): son of Matthew Dickey of 1784. d Afar. i. 1865, dau. of Jesse Daven- Walpole N. H.. b. there Apr. 29, 1772, d. port and ilesc. of Thomas Davenport, the there Feb. 19. 1854, farmer (m. Oct. 23, emigrant): son of Nathaniel of Milton 1705 Elizabeth, b. Apr. Tl, 1773, d. Dec. Mass.. 1). there .^p^. 13, 1747. d. there June j^. i8fo. dau. of John ^Tarch, b. in Wal- 1.1. '813, tnitchcr. rev. soldier 1776 (m. in pole N. H. Aug. 18, 17.18, d. June 8. 1800 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 191 (mil Sniali Brocklcbank, b. 1739, widow in Sep 1S06. removed with his family irom a grist EasUiani tu Daningion 1701 (m. Nov. 10. f I Joliii Emery], rev. soldier, owned mill in Walpole on March brook, son of 1749 Elizalieth, 1). 1716, J. 179S, dau. of J.i'luia March, who came from Europe, Rev. Samuel 0.^born and widow of Wil- MiiU-d ist in Newluiryport Mass., she, liam Myri.ck and William Paine of East- J'li/.il'cth had besides James, b. Oct. 31', ham, and had 7 ch., viz.: Israel, Samuel .\ljigail iS-j? as above 10 ch., viz: Sophia, b. Jan. 0>born, Prince, Jedidah, Ruth, ist Dec. and son of Israel Doane, b. in -M. I7*J7. d. Jan. 30, 1873 [m. 7, Edmund); iSlo Mr. Burnhami, Sarah, b. Feb. 22, Eastham 1672, d. there June 7, 172s. i^iaS, d. Apr. II, 1810, Betsy, b. Jan. 20, large land holder, selectman severil )8no [ni. .^pr. 22, 1824 Fay Goodnow], years t,m. Ist 1700 Ruth, b. aboMi John, b. Aug. 3. 1801, d. Dec. 2, 1822, 16S0, dau. of Lt. Edmund and Sarah George M., b. Feb. 8, 1803, d. June 23, [Mayo] Freeman, and .lesc. of Ednmnd 18S0, m. May ig, 1833, Cyrus, b. Oct. 14, Freeman, who came over from London " " 1804. d. .\ug. 8, 1841. Clement S., b. Mar. Eng. in the ship .\bigail 1635, 2d .\pr. 12, 1806, m. Nov. 14, 1839, Barnett, b. Nov. JO, 1729 widow Mercy Sparrow;; .--im uf 7. 1813, d. Jan. 17, 1814, Isaiah, b. Jan. 14, Daniel Doane, b. in Plymouth Ma^s. 1636, 181.S, d. Feb. 24, 181S and Lewis, b. Nov. T, il, in JLaslham Dec. 20, 1712, deacon many i8jo): son of Adam Dickey of Walpole years, selectman several years (m. fil and N. IT., b. in Londonderry Ireland 1722, d. had 8 ch., viz.: Joseph, Israel, Daniel, Na- in Walpole, served in rev. war in Gen. thaniel, Constant. Rebecca, Abigail and Stark's brigade 1777 (m. Jane Strahorn'); Ruth, 2d Ilepzibah, dau. of Daniel and son of John of Londonderry N. IL. came Mary Cole); son of Jolin Doane. b. prot). tn .'Xmer. 1729. settled in Londonderry in Eng. 1590. d. in Eastham 1685. came to N. IT., fame from Londonderry Ireland Plymouth Mass. about 1630, freeman I03.(. thence from Scotland, is of Scotch-Irish with Capt. Mile:. Standi.-.h, John .Mileii i\c^c. Cm. Margaret Reid. sister to Geiy and others, was an assistant oi Gi.'V. lid George Reid. and had 2 ch., vi^: .^dam as ward Winslow 1033, deputy for Plymoulh above and Matthew, who fought in 13 at the old colony court 1643, ajipointed battles). with 3 others to assist gov. and council lo revise the law^ of the colony lOjO. .1 mem DOANE, ALFRT:D ALDF.R of Maiden ber and a deaci^n oi the Plyniuuth ch., re- Mass., b. in .\rgylc Nova Scotia .'\pr. move J to Eastham 1645, a deputy to tlu- 20. 1855 (m. Sep. 4, 18RS Francene E., dau. colony court from Eastham 1649-59 (m. of Wilson and Eliza [Tyler] Morse of Es- Abigail;. sex Vt.. and a desc. of .^nthnny Morse, b. in Eng. May 9. 1606, d. in Newbury Ma-;?, DICKINSON, FREDERICK of Chi- Oct. 12, t686. came to .\mer. in the ship cago III. \i. in Guilford N. V. Aug. " " James 1635. settled in Newbury') ; son 22, 1S35 (ni. Jan. 24, 1861 Julia, dau. of of Israel Doane, b. in .'Vrgyle N. S. May Willis and Mary A. Booth of Pittsburgh ri. iSio (m. 1841 Louisa, b. Mar. 10, 1S23, Pa., gr.-dau. of .-Xnson and Sally [Woos- d. June 3. i860, dau. of Prince and Susanna ler] Booth, and desc. of Walter Booth of [Doane] Kcnncy of .-\rgyle"); son of Israel, Woodbridge Ct., who served in the con- b. in Barrin.gton N. S. June 7. 177.1. d. in tinental army 1777-82, m. Dec. 30, 1781 .^rgylc June JO, j^C/i (ni. 1st Mehitaliel Mary Newton, she, Julia had 4 ch., viz: Kenney, 2d Mary Gavelt; son of Israel ^lary, Henry Pusey, John Ralph and Doane, b. in Eastham Mass. Dec. 20, 17.S0, Frederick Booth Dickinson'); son of d. in .^rg>le N. S. Feb. i, 1844 (m. Dec Thomas Dickinson of Guilford N. Y., b. 17, 1772 Desire Nickerson. d. Mar. 28. in Goshen Ct. Juiu' 2Ti. 1803, d. in Guilford 1835): son of Edmund, b. in Ea'.thani May 18, 1885. his advice was sought in im- Mass. Apr. 20, 1718, d. in Barriagton N. S, portant matters and his opinions were re- I 192 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. gardcd willi much favor (m. Dec. 24, 1824 FAY, ORLIN PRENTICE of Ver Cliarloltc Eliza, b. in Norfolk Ct. Dec. r], montville Mich., b. in Prattsburgh .S i8«s, d- ill Guilford N. Y. May 23, 1892, Y. Sep. 13, 1820, moved to Mich. iSO/ dan. of Selli and Ilaiuiah [j\Iills] Tlioiiip- served in co. E loist reg. N. Y. vols, in suii, had besides Frederick, b. Aug. 22, the late war (in. Apr. 19, 1851 Laura, b. 111 iS.i.s as above 4 ch., viz: Flora Eliza, b. Williamstown Mass. Mar. 26. 1828, dau. mi iS-'6, Mary Ellen, 1830, Thomas, b. 183J William :ind Hannah [Stone] Bridges, anil Daniel and Andrew, b. 1839) ; son of had 2 ch., viz.: William Byron, b. in Thomas Dickinson of Goshen Ct. and I^attsburgh, d. in Mich., and Charles Fro Guilford N. Y., b. in former July 7, 17C8, moiit Fay. b. in Prattsburgh. d. in Mich.); d. in latter Sep. 17, 1841 (n). July 5, 1793 son of Orlando Prentice Fay of Pratu- Mary, b. Oct. 25, 1769, d. in Guilford Apr. burgh N. Y., b. in Walpole N. II. Oct. 31, I, [831. dau. of Israel and Sarah Caulkins, 17S1J, d. in Prattsburgh Mar. 27, 1S51, ju.-- had besides Thomas, b. June 23, 1803 as tice of the peace (m. Jan. 2j,. 1S17 Emily, above 7 ch., viz: Erastus, b. 1793, William b. ill Granby Ct. Dec. 24, 1795, d. in Frederick, b. 1795, Ann Pomona, b. 1798, Pratt,-.biii-gh N. Y. Oct. 16, 1843, dau. of Daniel Stevens of Binghainton, b. 1800, Simeon and Betsey [Holly] Hayes, h.id Ralph, b. 1806, John Ralph, b. 180S and besides Orlin P. as above 4 ch., viz.: Mary Sophronia Dickinson); son of Emily, Launi, Byron and Guinlda); son of Thomas of Gushen Ct., b. in Hartford Ct. Levi of Walpole N. H,. b. in Bollon Mar. 17, 1737, d. in Goshen Oct. 5, 181J .Ma^-. Dec. 8, 1704. d. in W:ilpole Jan 4. (in. June .25, 1760 Mary, b. in Plainfield Ct. 1855 (m. Jan. 13, 1789 Mary, b. in Mystic Aug. 20, 1740, d. in Goshen Sep. 3, 1801, Mass. May 9. 1770, d. in Walpole Oct. 29, dau. of Andrew Stevens [and Esther Saf- 1843, d.iu. of Judge Stephen and Mary furd], rep. 1751-61, 1st town clerk of [Turner] Prentice); son of Joseph Fay oi Canaan Cl., she, Mary had besides Daniel Hulton Mass. and \Y;dpole N. H., b. Sep. T., b. July 7, 1768 as above 7 ch., viz: 27, 1738, cl. in .\lbany Iiospital Nov. 2, Lr.is, b. 1762, Thomas Andrew, b. 1764, 1777, soldier, was scrg. in CajU, W:nt'3 co William Samuel, b. 1766, John, b. 1770, N. H. troops 1776. en.>ign 111 Capt. Gregg' Charles Frederick, b. 1772, .\nn, b. 1744 CO. 3d N. II. reg., was in battle of Bemis and Nathaniel Oliver, b. 1778); son ol Heights (ill. 1701 Lucy Warren, d. in Wal- I Thomas Dickinson of Hartford Ct., b. pole X. H. Dec. 10, 1834, flisc. of Gen. Jo;ei)h Warren, and had son Josejih. served there 170S, d. there 1747 (m. about 173S in the army, enlisted in the 8lh co. ni 3d Ann, b. May 15, 1715, d. in Norfolk Nov. reg. N. II, vols.); son of Gershom Fay of 29. 1796. had besides Thomas, b. Mar. 17, Westboio M:iss., b. in Marlboio .Ma:,,. 1737 as above 3 ch., viz: Daniel, b. 1739, Sep. 17, 1703, d. there Apr. 7. 17S4. sur- Samuel, b. 1743 and Sarah, b. 1745); son veyor 1762 (m, ILiiinah, b. Dec. .7, 1707, of Thomas r,t Hartford Ct., b. in Hadlcy d, .M,ii-. 3, i,s!o(). dau. of N;:illinniel and A: < s. h'eh. 15, 1672, d. in llarllord 17J3 .Mary filolloway) Oakes); snn of Gersliom (m. about 1694 Mehitabel, and had besides of Marlboro M:iss.. b. there (Tct. 10. i'i,s;i, 'I'liom.Ts. b. 1708 ;is :ibnve 8 cli.. viz.: Eliza- d, there Nov. 24. 1720 (m. 1701 or 2 Mary, belli, l•:^l^lcr. Moses. Ilamudi, .\lcliit:i'blc. d. May 6. 1G7S. dau. of John Brigliani, son Lois. SusauiKih. Jemima and S:irah); of Thomas Brigham, the original .iiK'estfir) ; son of John Fay oi Marlboro snn ,,r Thomas nii-kinson. li, aliniu 1014 M,^s^.. b, prob. in Eng, 16.;^. d. in Marl- (ill. Mar. 7, 1667 Hannah, b. July 13, 1649, boro Dec. 5. rdijo. came over in the ':hip d:iu. of John and Elizabeth IGoodwin] "Speedwell" 1656, settled in Bollon Crow); son iit' Nathaniel of Wethersf^old Mass . snliseqiiently in Marlboro, was an Gt., b. about 1600. d. in Hadley Mass. June i]illiRnti:il man there, moved to Wate"- 16, 1676 (m. about 16J9 Anna Gull). toivn Mas>, (ill, 1st about 1O68 Marv. b. in AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 193 W'jt'.Tlowii about 16,38 nr 0, d. 1676, dan. and Hannah [Bradley] Heath, and had 4 u\ Thoni.ii Urighaiii, ancestor of tlio ch., viz.: Reuben, (.)liver, Richard and .•\sa, ilri(,'luim I'aniily, had 4 ch., viz.: Joliii, b. Apr. s, 1743 as above); son of Stephen |).c\id. d. ill VV'atcrtowii Mass., Samuel and Dow of Haverhill Mass., b. Sep. 10, 1670. M:iry. -'d 167S Susanna, b. 1643, widow of d. June 17, 1743 (m. Dec. 14, 1C«J7 Mary, b. Jii^cpli .Mnr.-L', and dau. of William Sliat- in Haverhill ALar. 9, 1679, dau. of Joseph liick of Watcrtou n, and had 4 ch., viz.: and J(ihann:i [Corliss] Hutcliins, anil had n.ivid, Gcr^lioni, I'iulli and Deliverance). besides Richard, b. Feb. 15, 1706 as above, 9 ch., viz.: Timothy, Nathaniel. April, DOW, WILLARD El.BRIDGE of Elizabeth, Richard, Johanna, David. Jona- Braintrce Mass., b. in Windham N. than and Stephen); son of Stephen of H. Oct. 6, i8,s6, electrical engineer and Haverhill Mass., b. in Newbury Mass. contractor, inventor and patentee of sev- ^L^r. 22, 1642, d. in Haverhill July 3, 1717 eral valuable electrical instruments and ap- (m. 1st Sep. 16, 1663 Ann Stone, d. F'eb. (iliances (ni. Dec. 14, 1880 .-Mice, dau. oi 3. 1715, 2d Feb. 7, 1716 Mrs. Johanna l.orenzo Sayles and Sarali E. [Heath] Hutcliins, b. in Haverhill .Apr. 28. 1650. d. Fairbanks, and has 3 cli., viz.: Alice Re- Oct. 29, 1734, dau. of George and Johanna becca, b. Dec. 8, 1881, Alva Morrison, b. [Davis] Corliss, had 6 ch., viz.: Ruliannali, Sep. a. 1883. and Clarence Willard Dow, Samuel. Hannah, Stephen, b. Sep. 10, 1670 b. Oct. 5. 1887); son of Abel Dow of as above, Martha and John); son of Windham N. IL, b. there Dec. 12, 1824. Thomas Dow of Newbury Mass., b. in engaged in the wood and lumber business, liunham Eng., d. in Haverhill May 31, represented his town in the legislature 1654, freeman 1642, romovcd to Haverhill 1877-So (m. Sep. 28, 1S49 Rhoda Ann, b. (ni. Phebe, and had besides Stephen, b. Apr. 9. 1833, dau. of Samuel and Louisa Mar. 22, 1642 as above, 4 ch., viz.: John, [Morse] Plummer of Salem N. H., and Thomas, Mary and Martha). had besides Willard E., b. Oct. 6, 1856 as above, 5 ch., viz.: Martha Morrison, FERGUSON, EVERARD DELA- George Plummer, Cliarles Allison, Lizzie MERE of Troy N. Y., b. May 9, Lucinda and Mariani Louise Dow); son of 1843, pliysici;in and .surgeon (111. Jan. 1. Abel of Windham N. H., b. in Salem N. T8'i5 Marion .Alcesta Farley, desc. of the H. Apr. 30. 1776, d. in Windham Oct. 2;^. .\verys. Welds, Gores and Rev. Everardus 1824, bought the Morrison homestead of Bogardus, 1st minister of New Nether- his father-in-law. was an excellent Inisiness lands, she. Marion had 2 ch.. \r/..: Hor- manager (m. ^Lly 5. iSil Elizabeth, b. lense Evelyn and Smith Farfey Ferguson); Dec. 12, 1783. d. Sep. jS, 1865. dan. of sun of Smith Ferguson of Ontario co. N. Robert and .\gnes [Betton] Morrison, Y.. b. in Newburgh N. Y. June 0, 179S, d. had besides .\.bcl, b. Dec. 12. 1824 as above, in Ontario co. Dec. 9, ii^86 (m. Feb. 12, 7 ch., viz.: .\lva, Robert M., Nancy Bet- 1824 Emily, dan. of Zephaniah Townsend ton, Lucinda, Betsey, Philcna and Ifan- [and Sarah Wooden], who was a serg. in nah); son of Asa of Windham N. H., b. in life guard during rev., and gr.-dau. of Salem N. H. Apr. 5, 1743. serg. in Col. Charles and ITiebe [Dickenson] Town.send Joshua Wingatc's reg. (m. Mary Wheeler, and Henry and Susan [Wright] Wooden); b. in Salem Sep. 21, 1750, d. 1S25, had be- son of Gabriel Ferguson of Orange co. N. sides .'\bel. b. .Vjjr. 30. 1776, 6 ch.. viz.: Y., b, in Westchester co. N. Y., d. in liunice, Cyr.is. Caleb, Benjamin, Richard. Orange co,, rev. soldier, surveyor (m. Jonah and .-Xmos); son of Eichaid Dou- Hannah Smith of Peapack N. J., and had of ^Lavcrhill ^tass., b. there Pel). 15. 1706. besides Smith, b. June 9, 1798 as above. lived in (hat part of IIa\erhill which is 10 ch., viz.: John, Hezeki:ih, Gabriel. now Salem N. IL (m. Phebe, 1>. in ILaver- James, ^fartha, Betsy, Peter, Haniiah. hill ^L-lss. June 25, 1705, dau. of Joscpli Thomas and Atkinson); son of Hezekiah i 13 '9^^ AMERICAN ANCESTRY. of Westchester co.. b. there (m. Martha, Jeanette Hazen, dau. of Nathan I.url i b. (^ct. 10. 1746. dau. of Thomas, b. June Hazen, see Hazen lineage); son of Jamc» j .^. 1721, .Tiid Mary [Embree] Leggctt, niid Hicks of Cincinnati, b. in Inncshellcr In 1 gr.-dau. of Gabriel, b. 1696, son of Gabriel land Mar. 31, 1790, d. in Aug. 1866, v.,, j LeKKCtt [and Khzabeth Richardson, dau. one of the first settlers of Cincinnati. .{• , I in of John and Martha Richardson], the five in its financial and social affairs j original ancestor in Amer., she, Martha 1830 Frances Hicks, his cousin, da"., i.l ! Lo.LTgctt Ferfcuson had 8 cli., viz.: Gabriel, James and Ruth [Whetstone] Hicks, Ku:li 1 Thomas, John, Peter, Martha, Bridget an Scotland fm. Anne). tiers there); son of Robert Hicks, b. in c p Fermanagh Ireland 1750, d. in Cincinii.iti rPHOMAS, ELBRIDGE LAWRENCE 1S41. came to America 1818. settled on ,1 A- of Cincinnati Ohio, b. there 1837, d. farm in Butler co. Ohio on Indian cretin there July 23. 1870 (m. Oct. 2, 1861 Isa- (ni. .-\nna Graham). bella Bryce Isham. see Isham lineage, and h:id .Augusta Isliam. Nicholas Wain and pOFFIN, JOHN of Nantucket Mass. li KK'annr Lawreiire); son of Nicholas ^ there Mar. 27. 1727. lost at sea 175.1 Wain Tluinias of Cincinnati, b. in Jen- (m. Oct. 12. 1749 Anna Coleman, b. Dec. kintou'n Pa. May 23, 1810, d, in Cincinnati 24, 1728, d. June 3. 1768, and had dau. ^tar. 27, 1864, member city council of Cin- Pliebe. who m. Benjamin Worth, and had ciimati many years, pres. chamber of com- 10 children, viz.: .Vnna. Elihu, Mary, merce 6 years, director of house of refuge, Jeniiina, John. Hannah, Elvin, Phelie. trustee of commercial hospital, member Benj. and Rachel, who ni. Stephens Jone^. bd. of county commissioners, trustee of see Jones lineage); son of Tristram Ci'lfin water works, chairman Hamilton co. mili- of Ed.gartown Mass.. d. in Nantucket Jan. tary committee, director in banks, insur- 20. 1763 (m. in Feb. 1714 M:iry Bunker, ance COS. etc.. mayor of city 2 terms (in. dau. of Win. and Mary [Macy] Bunker, i8,^2 .\rniinda Browne Bernard); son of son of George Bunker) ; son of Lt. John Joseph of Dayton Ohio. b. in Jcnkintown, Coffin of Nantucket, b. in Haverhill Mass. d. in Dayton Aug. 17. 1823 (m. Eleanor); Oct. 30, 1617. d. in Edgartown Mass. Sep. son of Nathan of Abington Fa., b. in 5. 1711 (m. Debor.ih Austin, dau. of Jo- Jenkintown, d. in Abington Apr. 21, 1S19 seph and Sarali [Starbuck] Story .Austin); ' (ni. Dec. 4, 1763 Esther Jeanes, b. Oct. 26, son of Tristram Coffin of Salisbury Mass„ 1743. d. in Moreland, Phila. Pa. Jan. 20, b. in England 1609. d. in Nantucket Oct. 1784, dau. of Joseph and Sarah [Roberts] 2, 1681, chief magistrate. Jeanes); son of Benjamin Thomas of Abington Pa., b. in Mar. 1763; son of TONES, PHILIP INGRAHAM of Port- Daniel of Abington Pa. '•' land Me., b. there June 3, iS.^^S (m, .Apr. 13. 1882 Mabel Churchill, see Church- HICKS, JAMES of Piqua Ohio. b. in ill Uncage, and has Lawrence C. and Helen Cincinnati Ohio May g, 1861, re- C); son of Benjamin "Worth Jones of moved to Piqua 1889, is pres. of Cine. Cor- Portland Me., b. in China Me. Mar. 5, rugating Co.. sec. and treas. of Piijua 1821 (m. 1st Dec. 2^, 1846 Cordelia In- Rolling Mill (m. Feb. 26. 1S84 ,*\ugu.>ta graliam. dau. of Edward, see Ingrahani Isham Thomas [sec lineage of E. L. lineage, m. 2d June 29, 1864 Atlanta Ma- Thomas], and has son Charles Edwin tilda Aspinwall Barber); son of Stephen Hicks); son of Charles Edwin Hicks of Jones of China Me,, b. in Brunswick Me. Cincinnati, b. there Aug. 7, 1835. d, there .Apr. 26, 1790. d. in Branch Mdls. China July 2)<. 1864 (m. Oct. 13, 1859 Hannah Me. .Apr. 30, 1880, a man of dignity, in- AMERICAN /\ N C E S 'I' R Y. 195 ir^rily nnd scii.-o (m. in Fob. 1816 Rachel T794, William, b. June 14, 1795, d. in June \\''irili, dau. of Benjamin, who ni. Nov, 1827. Thomas, b. Sep. 8, 1797, Louisa G., ;(i, i;6o Phcbe Coffin, dau. of John, see b. Mar, 13, 1802); son of Edward Ingra- ('uffiii lineagd: son of Stephen Jones of ham of York Me., b. in England, settled in l!.'iiii.i\vick Mc b. in Ilarpswcll Me. Feb. York Me. about 1730 (m. a dau. of Deacon -•-'. 1706. d. in Brunswick July I, 1850 (m. Joseph Holt of York, who was b. in And- \iiK'. 5. 17S6 Fiinico Hacker, b. in Salem over Mass. Nov. 28. 1702, d. 1774, dcsc, of M.ifi. July 30. 1766, dau. of Jeremiah and Nicholas Holt, who came from Roir.scy .\nn [Southwick] Hacker); son of Lem- Eng. 1635. Edward Ingraham had chil- uel Jones of Harpswell Me,, b. in Han- dren: Joseph H., b. in York 1751-2, d. Oct. liver Mas';. July 30, 1730. buried in Durham 31, 1841, William above, Lydia, b. Mar. .\lc. (m. Mar. 27, 1751 Waite Estes, dau. 28, 1749 [m. June 30, 1766 Esriis PrebU], ni Hdward latul Patience Carr] Estes, son and others). of Richard [and Elizabeth Beck] Estes, •iin of Robert and Dorothy of Dover MOTT, HOPPER STRIKER of New I'jiK.. Patience Carr was dau, of John York City, b. there Apr. 19, 1S54, |:Mid Waite I'astnn] Carr, son of Gov educated in Peckskill military acad., Char- Caleb Carr of R, I, 1695); son of Thomas lier's French sch., Columbia coll. and law Jones of Hanover Mass., b. in Wales, sch., inherited a large portion of the well- came with brothers Noah and I^emuel to known Hopper farm whose care has been Hanover 1690, removed to Maine (\\\ his chief occupation, member of Metro- Thankful). liolitan, Union league, St. Nicholas, Coun- try and Psi Upsilon clubs (m. Apr. 19, TNGKAHAM, EDW.\RD of Portland 1875 May Lenox [Jesc. of a Scotch family 1 Me., b there June 27. 1785, d. there which Settled in N. Y. and Maine before .\ug. II, 1874 (m. 1st July 13. 1806 Mary the revolution] and had Hopper Lenox D.alcy. b. Jan. i, 1788, d. Feb. 16. 1824 [dau. Mott, b. Apr. 28, 1876 and Clarence Schuy- of Dr. Daley of Harpswell and Mary, d.iu ler Mott, d. young); son of M. Hopper nf Capt Joseph Eailey], m. 2d Sep. 30. Mott of Bloomingdale N, Y. city, b. in 1S24 Mrs. Mary I". .Aspinwall Grucby. b. tile Striker mansion which stood till 1895 Feb. 25. i7Sr,, d, Apr. 16, 1876, Edward on the banks of the Hudson at 53d St. Inprrabani had 9 children, viz.: Sarah .\nn, New York eiiy, Sep. 2^, 1815. d- 'n Mott b. i8u6. d. 186;. Emorc Daley, b. 1808, d. homestead foot of West S4th st. N. Y. 1S27, Edward Tukey, b. 1810, d. 1828. Jan. 9, 1864 (m. June 27, 1850 Ruih A. Charles Porter, b. 1S13, d. 1S91 [m, Eliza- Schuyler, 7th in desc. from Hon. David beth Stover], Ferdinand, b. 1S15. d. 1S03 Pieterse Schuyler of Holland and .Mbany. [m. Harriet J. Storer]. Mary Daley, b. justice 1683. alderman 1686, member of 1817, d. 1S61, George Washin^'ton, b. iSio, ciin\ention i6S»;. magistrate 1^«J3) : son of d. 1S50. Cordelia, b. 1821. d. 1863 [m. B. W. Jordan Mott of Mott homestead N. Y. Jones, see Jones lineage], and .-Vraxine, b. city, b. at Hempstead harbor L. I. Feb. 6, 1823. d. 1831); son of William Ingraham 1768. d. in Mott homestead Jan. 8, 1840 of Portland Me., b. in York Me. Sep. 25. (m. Sep. 24, 1801 Lavinia Striker [after- 1761, d. in Portland June 15, 1815 (m. Nov. ward Winifred Mott] dau. of James and 2, 178.4 Sarah Tukey, b. Apr. 6. 1763, d. Mary [Hopper] Striker of Striker's bay, Sep. 2.4. 1803. dau. of John, who m. 17.11) which property descended to him from .^bil;ail Swcetscr. dau. of Benj. Swectser, Jacobus Gerritsen Van Strijcker. a --chepen wlio m. June 5, 1717 Constance Rowe, and great burger of New Amsterdam who Wm Ingraham had 7 children, viz.: Ed- acquired it Feb. 11. 1653 and built his house ward above, Joseph, b. .'\u,g. 15, 1787, d. thereon. James Striker d. in 1831 and the Feb. 4. 1867. Nathaniel M.. b. June 21, estate was partitioned 1856, the mansion 1790. William, b. Jan. 22, 1793. d. Aug. l\. was used for vears as a tavern and burned 196 AMERICAN A N C E S T R V, •« down in the sixties); son of Isaac Mott of Ralph Sprague, John Baldwin of Mcdi..;.! J Glen Cove L. I., b. there May 6, 1743 ('" etc., she d. .\ug. 8, 1S87 having 4 cli., v:: j Anne Coles of Glen Cove, dau. of Joseph .\ndrew J. ^lills, b. Sep. 19, 1834 [ni. ^,,i.\>\ ] and Freclove [Weeks] Coles, she diei E. Wliitemore and had Wm. F., Geo. \V .j Jnly 16, 1S40, her name is preserved in the and Leura F], Martha H., b. July .7 " history of lliose whose benevolence was 1846 [m. Wm. T. Whitemore], Wilhaiii .v actively exLTlcd to relieve the necessities of above and Sarah E., b. Oct. 9, 1853, d 1 . American prisoners confined by the Brit- Oct. 18S5. m. Samuel T. Mapps); son .1 ish in N. Y. dnring the revoUition, and the Samuel Mills of Schroon N. Y., h. in Dim .' family is still in possession of a table barton N. H. Dec. 5, 1773, d. in Sclir.i. n cloth given her in gratitude by those she in Jan. 1846, left Dunharton at age ni ji, ministered unto); son of Jacob Mott of went to .Medford Mass., thence to Trov North Hempstead L. I., b. there Aug. 9. N. Y. 1708, thence to Schroon 1810, vvlurc 1715, d. in N. Y. city Oct. 6, 1805 (m. Abi- he owned 500 acres on south shore •! gail Jackson mother of 14 children of Paradox lake, was a lumberman and iarimi wIkuti Isaac was the fourth) ; son of Joseph (m. .\ug. 22. 1796 Sally Morse, b. in Med- of North Hempstead L. I., b. there 1661, field Mass. Jan. 25, 1774. dau. nf Uri.ili d. 17.35, Quaker by birth, was one of the Morse a soldier in rev war, desc. of Krv petitioners for charter of St. George's Thos. Morse, Anthony Fisher, John Thiirs- church at Hempstead i735( m. Mariam); ton. George I-Sarber, Joseph Clarke, Wni. son of Adam of North Hempstead, L. I., Cheney and other emigrants of Dedhani, b, in Esse.x co. Eng. 1621, d. in North Roxbnry and Medfield); son of Thomas Hempstead 1689. Mills of Dunbarton N. IL. b. probably in Haverhill Mass. 1720, d. in Dunbnrlon MILLS, WILLIAM STOWELL of Jan. 27, 1790, was one of the first thnc Brooklyn N. Y., b. in Reynolds- settlers there 1752 Cm. Sep. 14. 1752 Kliza- burg Ohio \ov. 14. 1850. grad. 111. norm.d beth Hoog. dnu. of John and Elizabeth sch. 187s, Columbia coll. 1882, LL. B. rHainhlrlon] Hoog who came to London- same, teacher 25 years, is principal of sch, derry K'. II. probably from Londonderry 78 in Brooklyn, founder and president of Irel.-LMd, of Scotch descent); son of Jamea League of Red, White and Blue, member Mills of Hampstead N. H., b. 1684, d. in of Soc. of Mayflower descendants, member Hampstead Sep. 5. 1758 (m. Jane, b, i68r), of order of Founders and Patriots of d. Nov. 3, 1762); family names indicate that N. Y. (m. Aug. 14. 1878 Ida A. Branch he was a son of a Mills of Scarborough dau. fif W. Branch] see Branch Mc.. one of the family of Quakers, several I Judge W. linea.ge in this volume, and has two ch., of wliom were persecuted there about 1670, viz: Wni. B. Mills and Lucy Marjory .Mills; uho uere clvihlren of John Mills who came son of William Mills of Joliet 111., b. in from I'.ngl.ind to Scarborough before 1650. Schroon N. Y. May 2, 1812, went t^ WITT, Franklin co. Ohio 1836, to Will co. 111. 185;, DE WILLIAM C. of Brooklyn V,, traveled overland to California 1850 return- N. b. in Paterson N. J. Jan. 2S, ing by water, was justice of peace several 1840, corporation counsel of Brooklyn years, is one of the oldest living early 1869-82, drafisiiian of the final charier of settlers of Wills co. (m. Sep. 4, 1831 Leura Brooklyn, chairman of committee of draft A. Fisk, b. in Goshen Vt. May 21. iSi;, of t',-,e Gn-aler New York charter 1897; d.ui. of Eber, ilesc. of Phineas Fisk early son of Moses E. Dc Wilt of Saugcrtics of Wreiihani Mass., she was a dcsc. of the N. Y., b. in Esopus N. Y. 1799, d. in Sau- Slcpheii A. Douglas and was a desc. of the ;enie.s iSi)2 (m. l.ydia -A. Miller, sister of emigrants John Bigelow, Rev. John Lo lion. Jacob W. Miller, U. S. senator from thrcjp. Edward Fuller of tlie Mayflower, M. J,, in senate of \\'ebster and Calhoun); Jas. Draper, Wm. Wood of Concord, son of John De Witt of Esopus N. Y.; AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 197 son of Charles of Ulster co. N. Y., mem- 171 1 Cecilia Maisie); son of Robert prob. ber of continental congress, chairman of of Jamestown Va. cumniillec which drafted first constitution BULKLEY, FREDERICK CKOEN- uf N. Y. state (his sister was mother of DYCKE of Denver, Col., b. at Cnld- De Witt Clinton); desc. of Tjerk Clausen waler Mich. April (m. Mar. Ue Witt cousin of John De Witt, grand 4, 1854 17, 1881 Charlotte, dau. of James Monroe and litiisionary of Holland, who settled in Sarah tMitchellJ Chamberlin wdio v,as b. New York 1662. Oct. 18, 1859 at (JgdeMbburgh N. Y. and \ NDERSON, CHARLI'IS of Santa Bar had 5 ch., viz; Hugh Chamberlin, b. June -^ bara Cal., b. in Chillicothe Ohij 15, 1882 at LeadviUe, Isabel, b. Dec, j6, June 13, 1850, grad. M. D. at Ohio mcd. 1883 at LeadviUe, Ruth, b. Sep. 24, 1885 cull. 1874, served as act, asst. surgeon in at LeadviUe, Paul Groendycke, b. May 29, U. S. army 1879-82, 1885-9, took part m Ute 1889 at Aspen Col., Jeaiinie Gardner, !j. Indian war and last Apache war, autho- May 5, i8yi at Aspen); has brulher GLR- of numerous articles and medical papers, SHOM FRANK Bulkley of Aspen Col., b. member Amer. nied. assoc, etc. (m. Dec. July 10, 1857 (ui. Luella Bergstrcsser Jan. J, 1S90 Minnie Dawson, dau. of Dr. John 22, 1885 and has four ch.: and sister Julia Dawson 25 years prof, of anatomy in Sterl- Kellogg Bulkley, b. June 28, i860, m. Dr. ing med. coll., son of John, son of Gen. James Craven Wood Dec. 28, 1881, has Dawson of Pa. militia 1776-82); son of three ch, and resides at Cleveland Ohio); William Marshall Anderson of Circle son of Gerehom Bulkley of Monroe Mich., viUc Ohio, b. in Jefferson co. Ky, June 24, b. Oct, 19, 1822 .It WiUiamslown Mass,, d, 1807, d. in Circleville Jan. 7, 1880 (ni. Feb. at Pueblo CliI. Aug, 30, 1S91 (ni. May 23, 15, 1835 Ann Kli;ca Mc.Vrlhur, dau. of 1S53 Fidelia, dau, of Asa Taft and Lucy Duncan McVrthur, col. and brig. -gen. in [Sargent] Grueudycke, wlio was b. Feb, war of 1S12-15, governor of Ohio l8jo-2. 14, 1834 and d, .April 27, 1896, a desc, of U. S. congres.sman 1815-25); son of Rich- Picter Gruenendyck, who settled in Long ard Clough Anderson of Jet?erson co. Ky.. Island about 1673); son of GerBhom b. in Hanover co. Va. Jan. 12, 1750, d. in Taintor Bulkley, b, at Colchester Conn. Jefferson co. Ky. Oct. 16, 1826, capt. in Mar. 8, 1780, d. at Monroe Mich. Oct. lO, Virginia line 1776, major loth Va. reg. 1862 (m, 1814 Julia, dau. of Samuel and 1778, It. -col. 6th Va. line 1783, took part in Anne [Blair] Kelbigg of \\'illiainstown battles of While Plains, Trenton, Brandy- Mass., she was b. .Aug. 16, 1793 and d. at wine, Germantown, Monmouth. Savannah, Monroe May 1884); son of Charles Bulk- Charleston, Guilford, Jamestown Ford and ley, b, at Colchester Conn, May 22, 1752, Yorktown, wounded at Trenton and Sa- d. at Granville N. Y. 1822 (m. 1771 Betsey, vannah, was first surveyor-genera! 1783 dau. of John and Esther [Clarkl Taintor, (m. Nov, 7, 1781 Sarah Marshall, dau, of a desc. of Michael Tahitor who c.ime from Capt. Wm, Marshall and cousin of John Wales in 1673 and settled at Branford Marshall chief justice U, S, supreme Conn); son of John, b. at Colchester court); son of Robert Anderson of Han- Conn. .April ig, 1705. d. July 21, 1753 (m, over CO. Va., b, there Jan. I, 1712, d, there ,Abigail Hastings .•\[)ril 16, 1751); son of Dec. I7<)3, 9, vestryman in St, Paul's par- John, b, at Weathersfield Conn, and d. at ish Cm, J\dy 3, I7.50 Elizabeth Clough, dau, Colchester June 10, 1731 (m. Patience of Richard Clough a Welshman and a Prentice, dau. of John and Sarah Prentice, planter in Hanover CO.); son of Robert in 1701): son of Gershom, b, at Concord .'Anderson of Hanover co, Va,, b, in New Mass, Dec, 6. 1636 and d, at Weathersfield Kent CO, Va, 1669, d, in Hanover co 1718, Conn, Dec, 2, 1713 (m, Sarah, dan. of vestryman in St. Peter's parish New Kent President Chaunccy of Harvard, Oct, j6, CO 1685-17 10, planter, received a grant of 1659); son of Peter Bulkley (m Grace land from the royal governor 1683 (m. Chetwood), 198 A iM ]-: R I C A N A N C E S T R V. HUMPHREY, OTIS MILTON of many years, lieut about 1709, rep. t.. ^;.-. Minneapolis, b. m Victor N. Y. Apr. assembly 1702, 1719, 1722-5 (m. Mary M..U. 26, 1832, grad. M. D. from Long Island dau. of Simon who m. Feb. 23, 1659 .M.n, coll. hopital in Brooklyn N. Y. 1862, asst. dau. of Wm. Buel); son of Michiiel siirg. 6lh rcg. Mass. vol. inf. 9 months, and Humphrey of Simsbury Ct., merchant in at U. S. gen. hospital in New Orleans. Windsor Ct. 1684, moved to Simsbur> .. surgeon U. S. vols. i86j, chief medical ulli- early as 1667 (m. in Windsor Oct. 14. 1(4: ccr on staffs of Maj.-Gens. Reynolds. Priscilla, dau. of Matthew Grant, the an Steele and Herron till end of war, dis- cestor of Gen. U. S. Grant) charged with rank of lieut.-col., settled in at practice Boston, removed to Minneap- EYERMAN, JOHN of Faslon Pa. 1. olis 1870 (m. Aug. 28, 1862 Sarah Frances there Jan. 15, 1867, member revulu- Dennis, dau. of Richard of Lowell Mass., tionary and colonial and American an 1 desc. of Robert Dennis an early Rhode foreitrn scientific societies, sec. Soc. Culu- Island Quaker, her mother was Lucy .A.nn nial Wars of N. J., cuiitributor to scientitic Hooper whose ancestors Were early settlers journals (m. Apr. 21, 1888 Lucy E. Max- of York CO. Maine, her children are Luinaii well Ltlesc. of Anlaf King of Northunibiu Otis Humphrey, b. July 23, 18O4, Frances 949J and had dau. Marguerite); sun ul i'lulma Humphrey, b. Dec. 19, 1873 and Edward H. Eycrman of Easton, b. there b. Richard Dennis Humphrey, Dec. 28, Aug. 5, 1845, d. Mar. 7, 1874 tin. Feb. 10, 1877); son of Xiuman Humphrey of Or- 1865 .-Vlice S. Heller, desc. of Capl. Jacut) land lud., b. in Goshen Ct. June 22, 1782, Heller of rev. war, Christopher Heller an J d. in Urlaiid Jan. 30, 1841, farmer (.m. Feb. Adam Dietz of colonial war. Col. Pluliti 23, 1815 Philina Dryer, dau. of Samuel, son Uahl of rev war, .-Vbraham Sewitz and of John, son of John Dryer of Holland, .Michael Butz of colonial war, Isaac Det- weaver, who was shipped by a London willer, b. 1620 and Henry Detwiller press-gang, escaped in America and settled M. D.) ; son of Capt. John Eyernian, b. in Relioboth Mass. wheye he died aged 99, 1808, d. Jan. 6, 1683 (in. Oct. 15, 1844 Amu her niulher was Fhilma Robbins, dau. of -M. Black, b. in Eastun Aug. 17, iSjo, d, Lemuel, desc. of Nicholas Robbins of Oct. 28, 1891, desc. of Col. Peter Kachlciii Du.xbury jNIass.); son of Daniel Humphrey of colonial and rev. wars and chief magis- of Wealherffield Vt., b. in Goshen Ct. 1750, trate of Easton, Jacob Kachlein and Pelcr d. in W'eatherslield 1800, moved there 1785, Bender of rev. war); son of Heury Eyer- crippled by a falling tree of which injury man, b. Jan. 29, 1784, d. Feb. J2, 1S14 (m. he finally ilied (m. 1st 1776 Naomi Flmore Elizabeth Herster, b. Nov. 25, 1786, d. [dau. of Daniel, desc. of Edward Elmore May 12, 1861, desc. of .\ndrew Herster of a first settler of Hartford Ct.], m. 2d rev. war); son of Jean Matthias Eyernian, Widow Stiles, 3d Widow. Lois Hardy); b, Feb. 24, 1753, d. Nov. 18, 1816 (m. Han- son of Samuel Humphrey of Goshen Ct., nah Schneider of N. 1-fanover Pa.); son of b, in Simsbury Ct. May 17, 16S6, d. in Jean Georges Eyerman, b. May 24, 1719, Oct. 16, trader in Goshen 1759. merchant d. Feb. 4, 1794 (m. Feb. 12, 1743 .»\nne Simsbury, often went to Boston, was well Marie Eyer) ; son o£ Judge Jean Henri educated for the time, somewhat in habit Eyerman, b. in July 1692, d. Dec. 3, 1755 of writing, active in town affairs, moved (m. May 3, 1718 Catherine Roessel, dau. to Guslicn about 1737 (m. 1st Feb. 23, 1709 of Jud,i;e Jean Martin Roessel); son of Hannah Phelps, 2d Feb. 26, 1712 Mary Matthias Eyerman, b. in .Aug. 1666, d. Fuller. 3d in Dec. 1714 Lydia North, 4th Oct. 8, 1728 (m. June 29, 1691 .Anne Cath- Oct. 31, 1731 Mary Orton); son of Samuel erine SchaefTir); of Jean Georges of Simsbury Ct., b. in Windsor Ct. May son '5. iC.i6, d. in Simsbury June 15, 1736, Eyerman, b. Feb. 2, 1645, d. May 10, 1708 large land holder there, justice of the peace (m. Nov. 29, 1664 Marguerite Oster); son ; A M !: R 1 C A N A N C E S T R Y. '99 of Jean Jacques EycniKin, b. isyo, U. to Gov. 'Iryon of N, C, at battle of Ala- Jean. son of William Haywood of 1^591 grandson ul mance 1771} i Edgcconib CO. N. C, b. in N. C, d. in B. of Glcndalc ALLEN, SAMUEL l:)dyeci>nib Co. in Dec. 1779, rev. states- in Ohio, b. in Uosion Mass. 1S17, J. man, member committee of safety, state Bclhiali iNyo, (jlcmlalc Oct. .>J, 1879 (m. congr\.'sscs and legislature, col, of militia, an.l dan. oi Panl and Abigail [AllcnJ Nye councilor of stale, eonmiissioner to sign disc. o( licnjanun and Katlicrino [Tuppci J paper surrency (m. Charily Hare ot Hen- Murstou of Cincinnati Nyi'); son id Allen ford CO. N. C); soti of Johu Haywooil of Ohio, b. in liarnitablc Mass. 17SS, d. iSdS Edgecomb co. N. C, b. in Barbadoes \\ , I, ; son of Beuja- (ni. iSoy Mailha HadgciJ 10«4. d, in Edgecontbe co, N. C. 1758, colo- miii Allen of Boston Mass., b. in Barn- ni.d treasurer of N. C, col, of militi.i. com- siablc 1/54, served in rev. war in 177S in missioner of Coast forlilications, surveyor Capl. Geo. Lewis co. in Col. Freeman's to Earl Granville who was one of the lord icy. (.ni- Sarah Kirkland); son of James proprietors of Carolnia (m. Mary Lovett). AUyn of Barnstable Mass., b. there l7->9, d. there (,ni. 175J Lydia Marston, dau. of LIVEN, Hl'NRY MlOnLin'ON of Benj. and Lydia fGoodspeedJ Marston, B Grand Rapids Midi,, h. in Williman- came desc. of John and Alice Marston who tic Conn. .\pr. .'3, 183S (m, ist June 19, James over in the Rose i6j7) ; son of 1859 Eliza Geer, children: llenr.\ Middle AUyn of Barnstable, b. there 1691, d. there ton, b, Dec, 17, 1871. Clarence, b. Nov j, of 1741 (,m. 1712 Snsanna Lewis, dau. Ebe- 1875, Burdetl I'arren, b. ,\iiu. 31, 1870. m, Lewis, desc. of nezer and Anna LLolhropJ M AuR. 6, i8i)2 ..Mice It,, b. Mar. JO, 1856. Gov. Lewis who came over in 1633); son widow of .Mbert Mcjlaiiiel of Mason of Thomas Allyn of Barnstable, b. 1655, d. City \Yest Virj^inia and gr.-dau, ol ihe l.ile itx/i (lu. i(>S8 l':iizabelh Otis, dau. of Leonard Storm of \Ya,>-hint;toii \). C.) of John, son of John Otis Glaston- son of Pardon, b. in Westerly R, I, July 2, bury En^;., b, 15S1); son of Thomas Allyn 1800, d, in Willimautic Conn, Oct, 20, 1844 of Barnstable Mass., d. i(>So, settled there (m. Nov, J, l8-'5 Fanny Maria, b. in Ston- as early as 1640. iiiglon Conn. .\iig. 17. 1801, d in Willi- eldest dau. of .\.l.mi HAYWOOD, MARSHALL DE LAN- manlic Feb, 8. 1852, and Fanny f ChescbroUKhl Stales, and liad GEY of RaleiKh N. C, b. there Mar. ch,: Charles S., b, Apr. 20, 1827 [m, Louisa 6, 1 871; son of Richard Bennehan Hay- H, HarriiiKlonl, John Noyes, b, July fi, wood of Raleigh, 1). there Nov. s, '819, d. i8j« Ini, Julia Nfoseyl, Henry Middleton, tlure Jan. 2, iSSi), grad. nniv. of N. C. b. ^^ar, 17. iS;,i, d, ^Tar, 14, 1S32. Frances, 1841, JelTersiin nied. coll, 184.}, studied b. .Xpril ,\. i8.vt, Maria, twin to Frances, b, medicine in Paris under Vel|ieau 1851, ,\pr, 1. 1833 |m, Norman T., Babcockl, surneon C. S. \., pres. Raleigh acad. wf Ellzalulh S,. b. May 28, 1836 fm. Christo- nicd., pros. N. C. med. soc. (m. Nov. 19. pher BriKgsJ. Henry Middleton 2d as 1851 Julia Ojjdcn Hicks, dau, of John Gus- above, J,iines I.,, b. July 22. 18.(0, d, Sep, nf ilie idd York family tavus HiclvS New Ethel L. S, iSTiil; son of of Westerly R AMERICAN ANCESTRY. Elizubctli S., Pardon, Alfred, Mary and of Timothy Barton, b. at Leicester M;iii Juliii); sun ot Samuel of Westerly, b. Mar. .•\pr. 13, 1732 (m. Hepribali Stow of S'nitli ]j, 1744, town clerU, justice and represen- boro in 1753), and lived at Spencer, Hm;' tative 0"- Mar. 17, 1700 Rutli Greene Ldau. kinton. Charlton and Chesterfield M.i5> of Jusiali and llannahj of Cliarlestown marched to Bennington on the alarm Seii K. 1. and had cli.: lilizabeth, Lullier, Ruth, 23, 1777 and d. at Cliestertield 1796; son ol Mary, iilhel as above, Uatnel and James); Joshua Barton, b. prob. in Framingli .in son ol James ul Westerly, b, Oct. 27, 1702 Mass. in 1697 (m. .\nna), lived at Oxf..r.l (.m. Anna Khodes Jan. 2J, 1734, had ch.: Leicester and Spencer Mass., was on llu' James, John, Uaniel, Mary, Thcodoty and " Committee of Correspondence " at Spen- Sanuiel as given above); son of Edward cer in 1778 and helped to establish the t"ir~l (m. in Westerly Oct. 2, 1691 Isabel [dan. churches iji Leicester and Spencer; sun ui of John] Maccoon of Westerly formerly of Samuel Barton wdio i:. on record as a wit- Aberdeenshire Scotland and had ch.: Joan, ness in the trial of Elizabeth Proctor ior Edward, Rachel, James and John). witchcr.ift in Salem Mar. 20, i&)i-2 :it which time he was " twcnty-tive years of BARTON, LYMAN GUY of Willsboro age or thereabouts " (m. Hannah, prob. N. Y., b. there July i, iSC/i, grad. at dau. of h'.dmund Bridges Jr. of Salem), re- Cornell univ. and Bellcvue hospital mcd. moved to Framingh.im if)93 and from there coll. (in. Kittie Cornelia Wilco.K of Ithaca he went to Oxford in 1716, his will wab iS, iStfs); son of Lyman Barton of June proveil Sep, 2_^, 1 7.12. Willsboro N. Y., b. in Hebron N. Y. Sep. 19, 1812, grad. from the med. sch. of Dart- ABKIN, FRANK of Westerly R. I., b I mouth coll in i8j9 and received the hon- i^ there Apr. 14, 1844 (m. Nov. 23, 1871 orary degree .\. M. from Vermont univ. Jessie N. Cheseboro of Stunington Conn., in 1.S61; (m. Dec. 31, 1840 Minerva AUi.i dan. of Joseph and Loni~;i S. |Noye-i| ldau. of Maj. .Abraham .\kin who served as Chesebro, and had S ch., viz: Frank P., a capt. in the J7th rcg. New York militia .Mbert C, Jessie L., .Mice and Daniel F); ill the war of 1S12 at the battle of Platts- son of Daniel F. Lai kin of Westerly and I., b. in I. burgh I and she had 7 ch., viz: Klizabeth Watch Hill R. Wcterly R June .Martinia. b. Oct. 29, 1842 |ni. Chester W. 15, 1817, hotel and liglil-liiiu.se keeper WittcrsJ, Abbie Olive, b. Mar. 25, 1845 state senator (m. Oct. 19, 1842 Martha His- [m. Henning J. Chatterton], Ellen, b. July cn.x, dau. of Clarke and Mary tWhitcJ ig, 1S47, d. young, Susannah Chase, b. Iliscox); son of Daniel Larkin of Westerly Nov. 28, 1848, grad. Vassar coll. 1875 [ni R. I., b. there Dec. 26, 1781, d. there Sep. George A. Perry, Weslcyan univ. '74!, 14, 1864 (ill. Oct. 27, 1816 Rhoda B. Shef- Sarah Slower, b. Aug. 23, 1859 [m. Lauriel, field, dan. of Samuel and Susanna [Dan- Cora Nfincrva, b. Apr. i, 1859, d. young. iels] ShelTield); son of Abel Larkin of Lyman Guy, b. July r, 1866); son of Simon Westerly R. I., b. there 1749, d. there July Barton of Moriah N. Y., b. in Dudley 3, 182O fm. Apr. I, 1770. Sarah Foster, dau. Mass. Oct. 30, 1782. d. in Moriah Sop. 23. of Jonathan and .Anna of Watch Hill 1877. had 8 gr.-sons in the rebellion fm R. I.); son of John Larkin of Westerly Olivi' Cary, dan. of John Cary of Hebron I^ T , b. there, d. there 1773 (m. July 24. Aug. 24, 1806); son of Timothy Stow Bar- 1730 Mary Macoon. dau. of John and ton of Bennington Vt., HoosacU and Bol .Anne): son of Edward Larkin of Westerly ton N. Y.. b. in Hnpkinton Mass. Oct. R. I., b. there, d. there 1741 (m. ist Eliza- 1758. d. at Bolton N. Y. June 30, 1844. beth flail, dau. of Henry Hall sr. 2d Mary served one year and nine months in the Cottrell, dau. of Nicholas and Drirnlhy rev. war under Capl. Win. Campbell and IPendletonl Cinirell); son of Edward Col. Ebenczer T.arned a part of the time Larkin, who came to Westerly R. I. in (m. Phcebe Stone of Dudley Mass.); son 1661, was freeman of Newport 1655. I AMERICAN ANCESTRY. KINNICUTT, SAMUEL DE WOLF, Nov. 8, 1798, Mary Ann, b. Feb. 11, 1799, lived all liis life on a portion ol the d. Aug. 21, 1838, James, b. Feb. 2, 1801, d. uriginal estate purchased by his father in 1804, the last live born in the Kinnicutt Sclioharic co. New York near the present homestead in Richmondville; son of John village of Richmondvillc, originally a part Kinnicutt jr. of Warren R. 1., b. there in of Cobleskill, was a man of rare intellec- 1700, d. in 1783 Cm. on May 30, 1737 in St. tual qualities with the tastes of a scholar Michael's church Bristol R. L Hannah rather than of a man of action, delighting Gorham, dau. of Jabez Gorham jr. of Bris- especially in mathematics, Latin and the tol R. 1., she having been born in 1717 and linglish poets and passing his life in the baptized Bristol Oct. 27, 1717. Through quiet of a country home, was well known her the descendants of John Kinnicutt are and highly esteemed in his county, was connected with the Mayllower pilgrims born in Warren R. L Mar. 8, 17S7 and d. in John Haviland, Elizabeth Tilley, John CliarlotteviUe, New York Sep. 28, i8(>5 Tilley and probably Gov. Carver whose (ni. Charity Barrett, dau. of Abijah Barrett dau. is now generally conceded to have of Hast Worcester New York Mar. 20, been the first wife of John Tilley and so 1812, his children were: William, b. Aug. the mother of Elizabeth Tilley who mar- . 27, 1813, d. Sep. IS, 1814, Marietta, b. Sep. ried John Howland and whose eldest child 15, 1819, d. Sep. 18, 1880, Hester Ann, b. Desire Howland inarried Captain John Aug. 26, 1822, d. Feb. 23, 1896, Edward, b. Gorham father of Jabez Gorham sr, b. at Mar. I, 1826, d. Feb. 28, 1845, all b. at Barnstalile .A.ug. 3, 1656. This Jabez Gor- Richniondville, of these children Marietta ham sr (,who was father of Jabez jr. given m. John Henry Coons on Nov. 12, 1S36, above as the father of Hannah Kinnicutt) and had: William Henry, b. May 26, 1838, married Hannah Sturgis, probably sister Rusalthe, b. Jan. 19, 1840, Lucy Amelia, i. of Edward Sturgis jr. who married Tem- Mar. 17, 1842, Mary, b. Oct. 5, 1844, d. perance Gorham and of Sarah Sturgis who May 16, 1846, Samuel Kinnicntt, b. Feb. married Joseph Gorham, all being resi- 17, 1847, Hester Ann, b. Aug. 20, 1849, dents of Yarmouth or Barnstable. This Charles, b. Mar. 2, 1856, Marietta, b. June Hannah Sturgis had been inarried to 1 17, 185S. The third child of Samuel De Gray and was a widow when she married Wolf Kinnicutt, Hester Ann m. Henrv Jabez Gorham, she died May 13, 1739, her Nelson Perry, see Perry lineage); son of ekkst child was born Dec. 23, 1677. The Edward Kinnicutt Sr., b. in Warren R. I. children of John Kinnicutt Jr. and Hannah Apr. 26, I7S9 and d. in Richmondville New Gorham were: Shubael, b. Mar. 28, 1738, York Apr. 27, 1820 (m. by Rev. Solomon Hannah, b. Feb. 28, 1739, Lydia, b. Jan. Townsend at Bristol on June 16, 1782 17. 1741--. Hczekiah. b. Mar. 24, 1743-4. Nancy De Wolf, dau. of Mark .Anthony De Rebekah, b. Jan. 20. 1745-6, Elizabeth, b. Wolf and sister of United States Senator Mar. 4, 1748, Sarah, b. Apr. 15, 1751. James De Wolf of Bristol R. I. where she Thomas, b. May 20, 1753, Edward, b. Apr. was born on Mar. 3, 1759), moved from 25, 1759 who ni. Nancy De Wolf and given R. L and purchased a large estate in the above, all b. in Warren R. L); son of county of Schoharie New York in 1793 John Kinnicutt sr. who was b. in Maiden where he passed the remaining years of his Mass. 1669 and d. in Warren R. I. 1722 life highly esteemed as a leading citizen, (m. Elizabeth Luther, dau. of Hezekiah his children were: Joseph Adams, b. June Luther and Sarah Butterworth, the former 20, 1783. d. June 4, 1784, William, b. in being the son of John Luther of Swansea Warren R. L Nov. n, 1784, d. 1803, Sam- or Warren who d. in 1645); son of Ko^er uel De Wolf above, Edward jr., b. July 30. Kinnecot the first .American ancestor who at 1792 Pittstown Rensselaer co. N. Y.. d. settled first in Maiden and Charlestown Aug. 10, 1838, Nancy, b. June 2, 1789, d. Mass. but sold his estate in 1680 and moved Jan. 17, 1832, Abigail, b. Sep. 17, 1794, d. to Swansea Mass. in that part which after- Jan. 19, 1874, Charles, b. Jan. 27, 1797, d. wards became Warren R. L A portion of 202 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. Louisa, the original Kinnicutt estate in Warren is .-Vbel, Heman Ward, Mary Ui , .Auj,'!!' still in the possession of descendants of Adelia, Eud.)ra .\zelia and Royal , Roj^er Kinnicutt. He married Nov. 1661 tus); son of Augustus Lane Stone ..1 Joanna Shepardson, b. Mar. 13, 1642, dan. L'Original Can., 'b. in Guilford Ct. Sep. ^. of Daniel Shepardson of Maiden in 1632 17S8, d. in L'Original June 27, 1863 (iii who was admitted to the church there Tryphosa Cutter of New Hampshire); bj;i 1 Aug. 4, 1633 and whose wife was Joanni of Dudley Stone of La Chute Can., b. ia \ (d. 1661), he dying May 26, 1644. Guilford Ct. about 1763, d. in La Cluii. Mar. 31, 1805 (m. ist Elizabeth War pOMSTOCK, FREDERICK H.\RMON Kacliel Lane); son of Aaron .of Guilionl '' ^ of New York city, b. there Sep. 10, Ct. (m. Lois Dudley); son of Jehiel „i 1853. B. A. 1872, LL. D. 1874, attorney and Guilford Ct. (m. Ivulh White); son ui ciiuustl'Ior at law since 1874 (m. May 9, William i,[ Guilfcud (m. Sarah Hatch); 18S3 Emily Cole [dau. of George Cole] of son of William of Guilford (m. Ilaniiali ihas Antoinette C. and William Guilford New York, and Wolfe); son of of Ct . George Frederick); .son of Sylvester W. came from England 1639 (m. Hannah), Comstock of New York city, b. in Wilton son of Rev. Samuel of Hereford Eng. Ct. Oct. 9. 1819, d. in N. Y. Feb. 15, 1895, merchant there since 1834 (ni. Nov. 25, QPENCER, HENRY BlilGGS of Holy- Philip 1S52 Antoinette Harmon, dau. of ^-J oke .Mass., b. in Springfield Mass. refugee to Harmon, a German supposed June 2S, 1848 (m. Oct. 19, 1876 Mary Bril- in have serxed Napoleon's Moscow cam- ton Renwick. dau. of James Renwick aiiil paign and to have emigrated hitlier for Mary Bullagh); son of Newell A. Spen- political .son of William reasons); Com- cer, b. in Middle Haddam Ct. Nov. 8, 1S19, stock of Ct., b. there 10, Wilton June 1788. d. in .Ayer Mass. Dec, 28, 1894 (m. Sep. 30, d. there June 26. 1868, farmer (m. Feb. 11. 1847 ^lary Jane Briggs, dau. of Peicr 1812 Sarah Keeler of Keeler family of Briggs and Eunice Lynde); son of Conn.); son of Benejah Strong Comstock Henry Spencer (m. Eunice .'Xckley). of Wilton Ct., b. in Norwalk Ct., d. in Wilton, served in rev. war in Conn, militia "XT-OUNG, BKIGHAM .of Salt Lake city (was twice married); son of Nathan cif -L Utah, b. in Whittinghani Vt. June I, Norwalk; son of Samuel of Norwalk, b. 1801, d. in Salt Lake Cily .Aug. 29, 1877, fhere Feb. 6, son of Christopher of 1679; founder of church of L. D. S. (m. ^Llr. 20, Norwalk, came there about 1640, d. Dec. 1S47 Lucy Bigelow [descendant of John 28, 1702, was one of the first settlers of Biglii of Watertown Mass. 1642], and had Fairfield co., Ct. (m. Oct. 6, 1663 Haniiali dau. Susa, who m. Jan. S, 1879 Mr. Gates Frederick Piatt); son of Konistolik, b. in of Provo Utah); son of John Young of Frankfort Germany Mar. 18. (ni. at 1575 Ho))kinton Mass., b. there ,\Iar. 6, 1763, Edinburgh Scotland 2, 161 1 Mary Jan. d. C)ct. 12, 18.59, soldier in rev. war, en- McDonald, and had Samuel, Daniel, listed at age of 16 (ni. Oct. 31. 1786 Nabby Christopher, John and Catharine). Howe, dau. of Phineas ol Hopkinton); son of Joseph Young of Hopkinton Mass., nTONE, HFM.'\N WARD of Morris b. about 1729, d. in Hopkinton 1769, physi- '•^ Minn., b. in [.'Original Can. Feb. ig. cian and surgeon in old French and Indian 1828, emigrated to Minnesota 1856, mem- war (m. .Aug. 27. 1759 Elizabeth Treail- ber of state legislature 1878. was an elector way); son .of William of Boston and Hop- at large 1888 and carried the returns to kinton Mass., d. in Hopkinton 1747. Washington (m. Dec. 23, 1852 Polly Wells amassed a fortune of ten thousand dollars [d:iu. erf Abel Water Wells and Hannah between 1719 and 1747. was a capable man, Cass], and had 6 children, \iz.: .Archibald an intimate friend of Rev. Samuel Barrett, AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 303 it is Eleanor, and desc. of Henry Brasher of 1. 1 whom lie (Ilh-iIiiI i)n)])crty, ncin^r- ally litlii;\nl lie was one uf the Sculeh- N. Y., b. there Jan. 16, 1698, d. there, ni. liish iiiiiiiit,'raiits (if l/itj. Ijiit there is no .'Vbigail Parsell, Isaac Brasher of N. Y.. eviileiiee except thnt he settled in Hopkin- b. there May 16, 1666, d. there, ensign 1700 lon. lie wa^ (nie ni the original settlers of and Henry Brasher of N. Y., d. there iSgi, N'littintrliam anJ Barrington N. H.. giving Huguenot, came to Amer. 1635, was a Ills residence as of Boston in all deeds of burgher of N. Y. 1657, m. Oct. 9, 1644 d. i7J-'-5 (ill. Hannah Iloaly). Mrs. Susanna \V;ithens, 1675, dau. of Thomas Spicer of Gravcsend L. I., had 10 cli., viz: Mary, Willeni, Rebecca, Susanna, pARNES, JAMFS J. of Dallas Tex., b. Machtelt, Isaac ^'' in Colnnibus da. Oct. 8. 184a (m. Martha, Sara. Henry, and ."Vbrahani); Archibald Kella'-, .Apr. J4, 1867 Mary C. Shivers, and had sun of Mac emigrated to .Amer. early i'l the lytli cen- Robl. W.. DeWitt. James J., Alary Eu- tury (m. Craig). genia, Sara Arden. Martha Julia, Wm, Agnes Henry, Rosa Dawsie, Ross S.); '.on of Robert W. of Ridgewood Ga., b. in Au- WYNKOOP, RICH.ARI) of Brooklyn gusta Ga. about 1797, J. in Ridgewood N. Y., b. in Yorktown N, Y. June Apr. 7, 1853, physician in early days, re- 29, 1829, Rutgers coll. .A. B. 1849. A. M. tired, became a planter (m. Aug. 2, 1824 1852, lawyer of N. Y. city, chief clerk col- Martha L. Jones, dau. James H.); son of lector of customs N. Y. 1864-85 and " " Thomas Peter Games of Georgia, b. in deputy, aullior of Wynkoop Genealogy " England, d. in Augusta Ga., lawyer, mem- 1S78. Vessels and Voyages as Regulated 18S6. " ber of 3d congress, owned quite a planta- by Federal Statutes " Schiierman 1880. alsii articles in N. Y. tion ill Green co. Ga., had the county seat Genealogy" named Carnes\illc for him. Gcneal. and Biog. Record (111. 1st Sep. 9, 1S54 Anna h'.lizabeth. dan of r.ihv:inl ami Eliza [Larkml Ma.ginnis. 111. jd Mar. 26, MAC KELLAR, THOMAS of Phila- dau. of delphia Pa., b. in N. Y. Aug. 12, 1863 Lydia Belcher Strang, Joseph Elizabeth [Belcher] 1812, removed to Philadelphia 1833, was White and Morgan engaged as proof reader and foreman in Strang, desc. of Daniel Streing, a Hugue- L. Johnson's type and sterotype foundry, not inimi.graiit to New Rochelle about became a partner, was head of the firm 16S8, and had one child Hubert Scbuernian Richard of A'ork. under tlic title of Mac Kellar, Smiths vt Wynkoop); son of New Jordan, author of " Typographic Adver- b. in New A'ork Dec. 16, 1798, il. in tiser," " The American Printer " and sev- Hagerstown Md. .A|)r. s. 1842. Cohiinbia eral vols, of poems and hymns (m. Sep. coll. A. B. 1810. liceiise.l 21I Pres. of N. \'^ A III- r iQj/i iiiission:iryiiiij^^Lin-ii-ir rf^f ci'iinfl ofnf 27, 1S34 Eliza, of Scotch-Irish desc, d. Y... ..,..Apr. _,. of synod .Apr. 39, 18711, dau. of Samuel and Cath- Dutcli ch. at Cato N. Y. 1826-7. pastor erine [Baker] Ross of Phila. and had II Presbyterian ch in Yorktown cli., viz: Harriet, Eliza, Agnes, Ella, Wil- Presb. ch. 111 ll:igerstown lt>.?4-42 ( ni liam Brasher, Abigail, Helen, Janet, Aug. 10, 1825 Catli.trine, dan. of James aiK Eindsy Catherine Lewis and Thomas Sut- Eleanor [Williainson] Schurenian, ami gr.- ton Mac Kellar); son of Archibald Mac dau. of John and .Aiitje [de Riemer] Kellar of New York city N. Y., b. in Schuerman. ,gl.-gr.-dau. of Jacobus and Greenock Scotland Aug. 30, 1783, d. in Antje [Terhune] Schuerman, an emigrant settled in N. Y. Apr. 27, 183 1 (m. May 9, 1B08 Har- from Holland 172a, who New Peter riet, d. in N. Y. June 27, 1837, dau. of Brunswick N. J.'); son of of N. Y. Thomas II. Andrews of N. Y., b. in Eng., city, b. in Kingston N. Y. Dec. 27. 1755, d. lost at sea about 1795 and Abigail Brasher, in N. Y. city Jan. jd, 1835. manufacturer of and gr.-dan. of Isaac Brasher of N. Y., b. sea-biscuit and snuff, measurer in th e cus- there July 17, 1728, d. there 1781, m. 1750 tom-house 1818-35 (ui. Dec. 10 785 Mar- i 204 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. yaril. chiu. i.f Joliii ami Cailuiriiic [Dc- CO. Pa. July 10, 1766, d. in St. Louis co \\ luj OiiaU(.-i]b.)s); ion u{ Dirck of Kings- ilo. .\ug. 3, 1828, came west I7y^, ut ton S. v., b. ihcrc Oct. 15, 173J, d. there register of St. Louis, sheriff of St. ChuiK, iKo. y, 179('), an active and trusted rcvolu- CO. Mo. when the co. included all of ilic liuu.-iry patriot, ntcnubcr of llio Committee states north of the Mo. river (.ni. Mar. 19. of .Safety 1775. member of assembly 17S0-1, 1800 Louisa, b. in The Glebe Va., dau. ol asM>ciale of jndge common pleas 1777, first Rev. Ichabod Camp, b. in Durham Cl. jiulye of the cmrl 17S,J-1JJ (m. I5I Nov. I, Feb. 15, 17^6, M. D., D. D., son of Julm I'jaalje, dan. 17.S4 of Joliannes and Maria Camp, d. in Thaskaskia Apr. 20, l/S'J, UoKardiisJ WynUoop, I and gr.-dau. of entered Yale coll. 1739, B. A. 1743, A. M. .\laj. Joliannes and Cornelia [Ten Broeck] 1746, licensed to preach 1745, appointed WynUoop, gt. -gr.-dau. of Cornelius and missionary 1757, is the ist Episcopalian Marie Jans [Langedyck] Wynkoop) ; son minister to reach the Miss., m. 1st Ci 11- Evert of of Kingston N. Y., b. there Jan. teiit Ward, 2d .\nne Olivier, a French JiJ, I70(j, d. there Sep. i6, 1757, brewer, Huguenot); son of David Wherry of capi.iin in tlie I'Vench war, and d. of camp Chester co. Pa., d. there July 7, 1800, fever (m. ^f.iy ,3, 17.50 .\rriaantje, dan. of brought to Amer. when I year old, rev. IJienijk Jail.sen and Grietje [Tappen] soldier, served on comm. of Chester co. Sclu•pnlOe,^); .^on of Cornelius of Kings- of whicli Anthony Wayne was chairman ton N. Y., bapt. there Oct. 13, iGSy, d. be- (m. 1st Isabella Sharpe of Ceril co. Md., tween 171J-17 (m. L!arl)ara Mattliyse, dau. 2d ALargaret Mackey, d. 1807); son of of .Mallliys Matthyseii Van Keuren David and Wherry, d. in Chester co. July 13, Tja.ilje |I)e \Vitl| \'an Iveuren); son of 1743, came from the north of Ireland to Evert of Kingslon N. Y.. b. in .\lbany N. Chester co. Pa. 1720, a portion of his Y. Mar. d. in 24. 1005, Kingston July 31, plantation is still occuided by liis dcsc. (m. iingislrate '7, '8. 1746, of Kingston 1G95, Mary, d. Dec. 7, ;75'j). 1711 (ni. i.,t .\ug. j6. iOSS Gertrude, dau. of Jac.tbus and Giertje .\ertse [Van Wag- IT OWE, ARDEN N. of Maple Rapids enenj F.linendorf, 111. jd .\ntje Kiersted); ^^ Jlich., b. in Fulton Mich, in Nov. son of Cornelius of Albany N. Y., b. in 1S58 (m. 1883 Addie Jarrclt, desc. of the Holland or ]iois. in .Klbany. d. in Kings- Simpsciiis, Ociaft^. and Elwoods, he-r par- ton al)t. -Aug. 1676. was ill .Mbany 1655-68, ents came from near London Eng. about elder in the cli. Dutch 1671, sclie|)en of 1848, she, Addie had 4 ch., viz: Lloyd, lfurle.\ (111. Maretje 1673 Janse Laiigdjk). Merl, Pearl and Bula Howe); son of Simeon A. of Fulton I\Iich., b. in Fox- TT/HERRY, WILLI.VM MASKY, craft Me. Mar. 8, 1830, d. in Fulton Jan. ' ' lieut. col. 2d infantry U. S. A. Fort -9. 189s, serg. in civil war 2 years, taught bros. Omaha Neb., had Joseph Antonie school several years, owner of 225 acres of clerk Wherry, of probate court St. Louis land in Fulton (m. Sep. 22, 1852 Cindonia Mo. and John Mills Wherry, collector's E. Pratt, b. near Wanscon Ohio June 13, office St. Josepli Louis Mo.; sons of iS.u. bcr father lived in Sackcts Harbor Antonie Wherry, b. in St. Louis Aug. 16, N. Y., served in war of 1812); son of 1801, d. there Feb. 13, 1843, was the 2d James Howe of Royalton Ohio, b. in register of St. Louis succeeding his father Machias Me. Feb. 22, 1786, d. in Royalton and preceding his son, held the office until .\ng. II, 1852 (m. 1st Betsy Niles and had his death, more than 15 years (m. 183.^ 6 ch., viz.: Tli;uldeus, Sally, FJiza, Mary, Harriet, b. Apr. 30, 1816, d. Nov. 27, 1843, Hannali and Susan, 2d 1823 Cynthia, dau. dan. of Col. William B. R. Hornor, see nf William and Hannah [Smith! Jackson, Tlornor lineage in this vol.'), had bros. and had 6 ch., viz: Huldah, .Mbina, Eliza- Mackey and Boone; sons of Mackey beth, Simeon, ^Tartha ami Caroline); son Wherry of St. Louis Mo., b. in Chester of Isfiiah }]o\\c of New Brunswick, Can., AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 205 came prob. from Wales (m. Elizabeth of Lt. fveyaold and Sarah [Clark] i\Iar- I-rink, and had James, Crete, Pearl, Sim- vin); son of Matthew jr.; son of Matthevy eon, Oclava and Thomas Frink Howe). Beckwith, the immigrant (m. prob. Lliza- beth Lynde). BECKWITH, ALBERT CLAYTON o( Elkhorn Wis., b. in Chitteaango pAST, EDWARD S. of Lincoln Neb., N. Y. Mar. 14, 1836, house-painter, soldier -L b. ia Luzerne co. Pa. June 3, 1841, in 1st Iowa battery light art;illcry 1S61-3, member of 1st Minn vol. inf. 1861-3, was was in the battles of Sugar Creek and Pea scrg. -major, participated in all the en- Ridge Ark., Chickasaw Bayou Miss., Ark. gagements in which his reg. took part Post, editor of Elkhorn Liberal 1873-6, from Bull Ran to Antietam, was woaniled Independent 1883-4, post-master since 1894 in the latter battle, engaged in recruiting (m. Apr. 17, 1870 Isidore Adelaide, b. in and draft enrollment service in Minn., Burlington Wis. Apr. 30, 1844, dau. of moved to Tenn., engaged in R. R. office Nathaniel and Phila [Foster] Dickinson, work there, removed to Neb. 1869, was a and had Constance D. and Mabel F.); CO. officer 1871-3 and 1880-2, was ap- son of As.ihel Ecckwitli of Chittea- pointed accounting officer for Neb. state ango N. Y., Rome N. Y. and Elk- hospital 1885-95 (ni. ^'ar- 26, 1863 Mary horn, b. in Paris Hill N, Y. Mar. 26, 1808, A., dau. of Lemuel and Elizabeth White- d, in Elkhorn Sep. 24, 1873, house-painter, man of Mill Creek Del., gr.-dau. of Henry was in ordnance service at Rome 1843-8 Wliiteman [and Ann], .'soldier in the war of (m. Oct. 22, 1834 Harriet .'\ngi-line, b. in 1812, was granted a bounty land warrant, New Hartford Nov. 24, 1807, dau. of Josiah farmer and desc. of Jacob and Sarah \s'ho about and Fanny [ Bradley ) .Seymour of New Wliiteman, came from Germany Hartford); son of David of Southington 1798, she, Mary had 8 ch., viz: Marcus A.., Ct., b. there 1761, d. in Paris Hill N. Y. b. May 30, 1864 [m. Jan. 30, 1S86 .\gertha i?20, removed to Oneida co. N. Y. about Fletcher of Omalia Neb., and had 3 ch.), i?oo, bought of Ichabod Pcavey 61 acres Melissa S., b. Mar. 16, 1866 [rn. Oct. 6, of had for If6oo, soldier at We^t Point 1SS6 Frank C. Dimorier of Belvidere Neb., 1781, soldier in Lt.-Col. Samuel Canfield's and had 2 ch.J, Jesse .\. of Lincoln Neb., rrg. (m. Dec. 18, 1786 Mabel, dau. of b. Mar. 8, 186S, Sarah K., b. Dec. 23, 1869 Daniel and Mary [Griswold] Lane of Kil- [m. Feb. 15, 1888 Ernest C. Hunt of lingly and Wolcott) ; son of Marvin Beck- Omaha Neb., and had i ch.]. Margaret A. with of Southington Ct., b. in Norwich Ct. of Lincola Neb., b. Jan. 5, 1S72, Clifford Jan. 10, 1736 or 7, soldier in Capt. Samuel E., b. Dec. 27. 1S7S, d. Feb. 18, 1879, Si Wyllys' CO. in Col. Joseph Spencer's reg. .Mexander, b. Feb. i, iS.'so and Mqllie, b. May to Dec. 1775, ensign in 4th co. isth May 10, 1883); son of John C. Past of reg. 1778 (m. Nov. 15, 1759 .Abigail, dau. Beatrice Neb., b. in Fallsington Pa. Oct. of David and Hannah fWoodrufT] Clark); 17, 1817, d. in Little Rock .-Vrk. Sep. 25. son of Reynold of Meriden Ct., b. in 1876, teacher, designed buildings, operated Lyme Ct. Feb. 15, 1706-7, died in Meriden saw and grist mills in Pa., Del., Va. etc., Dec. 27. 1796, moved to Norwich 173S, to was member of the Minn. leg. 1860-2 fm. Southington abt. 1741, to Meriden abt. Dec. I, i838Margaret K., dau. of Jona- 1756 (ni. Apr. 4, 1732 Martha, dau. of than and Rachel Swaia of Mill Creek Del., Capt. Reynold Marvin and his 2d wife and desc. of Abraham and Sarah Swain of Martlia Watermaa. and his wife d. in Meri- Bristol Pa., Benjamin Swain [and Eliza- den June 26, 1790); son of James Bcck- beth of Middletowii Pa.], desc. of the Nan- with of Ct.. b. in New London Ct. June tucket family who went to that island from I. 1671, d. in Southington abt. 1736, moved Mass. colony to escape the persecutions of from Lyme to Norwich 1732, to Southing- Quakers by the ch. 1660. the Swain family ton abt. 1746 (m. Sep. 22. 1693 Sarah, dau. were orig'inally from Eiig., she. Margaret 4 2o6 A M P: R I C A N ANCESTRY. h.id 9 cli., viz: Gertrude, b. Dec. 15, 1839, lie A., Louise, John and Henry C. printers d. Dec. 17, 1839, Edward S. as above, Mar- of Phila. Pa.] and John C, b. Oct. 17, 1R17 cus A., b. Feb. 24, 1843, killed in the battle as above); son of Jolin Past ol MakefielJ of Gettysburg 1863, Louisa, b. Apr. 13, Pa., b. about 1742, d. in Makefield .\pr. 13. i8-t5, d. Feb. 12, 1849, Sarah A., b. Apr. 1825, came from Rotterdam to Franktonl " 13, 1847, d. Aug. 8, 1848, John H., b. Mar. Phila. in the ship Brothers," found 1 22, 1849, d. Feb. 7, 1S84 [m. Dec. 28, 1866 home with a Quaker family near Yardley- Margaret M. Rowan ol Maple Lake Minn., ville Pa., member of the Soc. of Friends, and had 7 ch.], Charles N., b. Oct. 18, 1851, farmer (m. Dec. 10, 1767 Alice, dan. of d. June 16, 185s, Margaret E., b. Nov. 23, Robert and Ursula Longshore of Make- 1853 [m. 1st Apr. 13, 1871 Daniel E. field Pa., and desc. of Enclydus and Alice Marsh and had 3 ch., 2d Sep. 29, 1892 Longshore of Middletown Pa., and Rober'. Joseph A. Bowdle of Hebron Neb., and Longshore [and Margaret of Schu>dkill liad I ch.] and Arthur C., b. May 9, 1856 Pa.], was a deputy for Thomas Holme, [ni. Jan. 24, 1895 ^Labcl Servoss of Hebron surveyor-general for province of Pa. 1690-^, Neb., and had i ch.); son of John Past of she, Alice L. Past had 3 ch., viz: Anna Falisington Pa., b. in Makefield Pa. Dec. Christian, b. Feb. 6, 1772, d. June I, 1772, 7, 1774. d. in Fallsington Aug. 13, i84t, Jolm, b. Dec. 7, 1774 as above and Robert miller, member of Friend's soc. (m. Mar. b. Jan. I, 1777, d. Nov. 2, 1R32 [m. Nov. 22, 15. i70St Alcesta, dau. of Benjamin and 1800 Mercy Pickering, and had 8 ch.]); son Martha Kinsey of Buckingham, and desc. of Johan Henry Past, d. at sea 1751, desc. of Edmund and Sarah Kinsey, David and of the ancient family of Piast, royal rulers ALagdalcn of Delaware co. Pa., who came of Poland 830-1382, his widow and 3 sons over from NVales 1682 and John Kinsey, came to Frankford Pa. 1751 (had William, " " wlio canie in the ship Kent as one of b. about 1736, d. Jan. 5, 1823 \m. Dec. 14, the commissioners 1677, purchased of a 1763 .'\nn, dau. of James Neeld of Make- Swede 300 acres at Shackamaxon, she, Al- field Pa., and had 6 ch., viz: James, b. 1764, cesta had 9 ch., viz: Benjamin K., b. Dec. d. 1832, who m. Feb. 29, 1788 Elizabeth 30, 1798, d. July 30, 187S [m. Mar. 13, 1822 Dunn, Ann, who m. 1799 William Parson-. Klizalietli Belts, had son William of Tren- Charles, m. .1802, Mary, m. 1804, Asa Wil- ton N. J.J, Alice, b. Nov. 3, 1800, d. May son, William, b. 1770, d. 1839, m. ist 1794 S, 18S7 [m. 1824 Nathaniel Knowles li Sarah Davis. 2d 1805 Alice Dutton and Trenton, had sons John P., Charles H. and Rachel, m. 1803 Richard Richards], .'Vnna Oliver H.l, Martha, b. Jan. 29, 1803, d. Christian, b. about 1739 \m. about 1763 May 14, 187s [m. June 22, 1825 William Owen Aftlick of Delaware co. Pa], Scarborough of Doylestown Pa., had Ma- George, b. about 1740, came to Frankford ria P., m. Mr. Case and Margarctta, ni. Pa. 1751 and John. b. abnut 1742 as above). Mr. Bicel, Anna, b. Aug. 8, 1805, d. Feb. I, 1851 [m. Sep. 23, 1840 Henry Stokes if JOHNSON, LORENZO M. of Win- •J Florence Kan., had dau. Alcesta who m. netkn. Chicago 111., b. in New York Mr. K. Ilinklei, Sarah K., b. Nov. i. 1807, city Jan. 22, ,1843. aid in U. S. coast sur- d. 18S9 [m. May 3, 1853 James Kirk of \cy r86o. was in pay dept. U. S. army 1861. N. C.l. Abi K., b. Feb. 2, 1810, d. Jan. 25. was at capture of Yorktown and Freder- 1870 [m. 1839 Nathan Linezcy, and had icksburg, traveled over Oregon, Washing- John C. of New Castle Ind., William E. of ton and Idaho under U. S. gov. 1S64. U. S. New Castle, Evaline Sidors of Summer consul in .Syria. Jerusalem, etc. rS67-7o. Washington, Julia Harvey of New Castle cunsul-general at Beyrout 1870, traveled and Josephine Koller of Hiner Pa.], Levi, extensively in Europe and Asia 1871. R. A. b. Jan. 26. 1813, d. Feb. 27, i8r4, Rachel, b. of Yale 1874, C. E. nf same 187?. manager J.nn I. 1815 [m. Nov. 9, 1840 William Pile, of Mexican Int. R. R. co. 1883-98. nnmbcr and had ^Ta^y L. who m. Mr. Walton, Sal. numer(Uis societies (m. .^pr. 22, 1S78 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 207 Helen Wolcntt Stewart, dan. of Gen. Hart of Samuel Brigham of Marlboro Mass.. L. Stewart and Ilannali Blair McKibben, b. in Cambridge Mass. idS-, d. in Marl- dcsc. of William, bro. of Admiral Horatio boro July 24, 17J3, was town treasurer of Nchon, and Kr.-son of sister of Sir Robert Marlboro 1699-1703, selectman 11 ycais Walpolc): sun of Lorenzo Dow Johnson. (m. Elizabeth Howe); son of Thomas I), in Rending Vt. Aug. 26, 1805, d. in Brigham of Cambridge Mass., b. in Eng. Pocassct Mass. Jan. 8, 1867, clergyman, about 1603, d. in Cambridge Oct. 18, 1653 ordained at age of 21, preached 8 years, came from l.ond'un Eng. in the ship then engaged in educational work several " Susan and Eilyn " 1635 (m. atjout 1637 years, traveled in Europe 1848-9, visited Mercy Hurd). the Azores, Madeira, the Canaries, etc., chaplain in civil war caring for wounded, TVTILLS, EDWARD COOK of Colum- author of several religious, civil and educa- -'-'-L bus Ohio, b. in Chdlicolhe Ohio tional works, clergyman at Pocasset 1865-/' Sep. 14. 1867, D. D. S. of univ. of Mich. (ni. Nov. 13. i8j2 Mary Burgess, b. Mar. 1889, practiced at Chillicothe 1889-92. since 9, 1810, dau. of Abraham, b. 1761, d. 1853. then in Columbus (m. Oct. 10, 1894 Nellie niece of Tristram Burgess, congressman ^Vhite, b. in Lancaster Ohio Feb. 6, 1S73, from R. I., sister of Waller S. Burgess, dau. of Edward l^eecher and Josephine supreme court justice of R. I., desc. of [Clay|iool| White, and h.id dan. Frances Tlii.in.is Burgess 1C03); S(jn of Jeremiah Jose-jihine Mills, 'h. Sep. 18, 1895); son uf Jolinson, b. in Quincy Mass. 1763, clergy- William Bridges Mills of Chillicothe man, enlisted at age of 17 in Col. Cilley's Ohio, b. there Mar. 21, 1841, i)ainter until reg. in N. H. line, served throughout the iS7(j, manufacturer of paper 1876-88 (m. rev. war, also in war of 1S12 (m. .-Xpr. 15, May 31, i86,s Kate Morris, b. in Osceola 1788 Tomaziu Blanchard, b. in Quincy Sep. Ohio p'eb. 19, 1842. dau. of William and 20, 1765, d. Dec. 10. 1S24, desc. of Jolin Rebecca (Thomas] .Morris, and had 4 lIi., Aldcn and Priscilla Molincs); son of viz: William Morris Mills of Tonawanda John; snn of Isaac; son of James; son of N. Y., b. Mar. 24, 186') |m, Oct. 14. iS John; son of Isaac. Sarah Elizabeth Hocl, b. Dec. 18, 1869, dau. of William Rion and Elizabeth DRIGHAM, CHARLRS of Boston [Hunt] Hoel], Eduard C, b. Sep. 14. 18(17 -'-' Mass., b. in Brownington Vt. Oct. as above. Rosa, b. June 27, 18C9 [ni. .Apr. 26, 1S14, oldest post-office clerk in the IJ. 29, 1896 Oscar Leon Watkins of Indian- S., entered the Boston post-office in 1837 apolis Ind., grad. Harvard coll. 1893, son (m. Jidy 28, 1862 Mary Frances Locke, d. of John and SaraJi Jane [Southard] Wat- Jan. 2r, 1883 [dau. of Samuel Adams kins, and had Osric Mills Watkins, b. Feb. Locke, see Locke lineage], had Charles 6, 1897] and Charles Willett Mills, b. Apr. Henry Brigham); son of Silas of Brown- 7, 1S72, D. D. S. of Ohio coll. 1892, prac- ington Vt., b. in Princeton Mass. Aug. 12, tices at Chillicothe Ohio); son of William 1776, d. in Brownington Jan. 15, 1853, was Moffett Mills of Chillicothe, b. near a tanner (m. Oct. 23, 1807 Rhoda, dau. of Staunton Va. May 14, 1S09, d. in Chilli- John Morey) ; son of Stephen Brigham of cothe July I, 1864, moved from Williams- Princeton Mass., b. in Marlboro Mass. port Ohio to Chillicothe 1823, manufactured Nov, 2 or Feb. 11, 1732, d. in Princeton chairs 1823-46, after which he engaged in .\pr. 17, 1821, farmer (mar. Jan. 4. 17.^7-8 house and sign painting until 1S64 (m. Betsey Weeks, dau. of Col. John and May 13, iX;^2 Rnsanna M. Bridges, b. in Dinah [Keyes] Weeks'): suu of Jedediab Tliomastim Me. Nov. 10, 1S04. d. in of Marlboro Mass., b. there June 8, 1693, Chillicothe Ohio Feb. 17. 1852. dau. of d. there May 21. 1763. lieut., self-tman. Joseph and Susanna [Norton] Bridges, tanner (m. May iR, 1720 Bethiah, dau. of had 3 ch., viz.: Edward Henry, b. Mar. 18, Joseph and Dorothy [Martin] Howcl; son 1833, d. in Napoleon Ark. Sep. 4, 1855, 208 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. Bridges, b. William Mar. 21, 1S41 as ab'ivc, E., b. July 24, 1841 [m. ist July 3. i.'<'m ami Nancy Wright Mills, b. Mar. 23, 1843, Margaret, b. in Feb. 1843, d. in Jan. !!>.-•". d. Aug. 21, 1S76); son of Robert Mills of dau. of John Miskimmons, 2d 1890 Eclipc Augusta CO. Va. and Pickaway co. Ohio, Newton, and had Joseph, b. June 9, iSOi, \ b. in Augusta co. 1782, d. in Pickaway co. Nellie, b. Apr. 17. 1864, m. July 27, 18S0 in Sep. 1842, moved to Oliio 1814, farmer J. F. Gentry, Alniira, b. June 10, 1867, m there until 1842 (m. Mar. 24, 1809 Mary Sep. 10, 1890 Jesse Watson, Gypsy, b. i8i;l. Eminitt, b. Jan. 8, 1786, d. in Marion la. d. Feb. s, 1897, and Alma, b. 1S93), Almi, May 26, 1876, dau. of John Emniitt, and b. Mar. 2, 1846, m. July 2, 1867 Orlando had 7 ch., viz.: Eliza, b. Nov. 12, 1807, d. H. Barker, b. .\Liy 3, 1843, and had John in Marion Mar. 17, 1887 [m. May 9, 1S31 R. M., b. May 12, i868, Margaret, b. Oct. Johnston Elliott of Mt. Vernon Ohio 1856, 6, 1869, m. Oct. 6, 1S85 Julius F. Dean. b. near Chambersburg Pa. Feb. 22, 1802, Nellie, b. Feb. 24, 1873, m. Apr. 25, 1894 d. in Marion Nov. 8, 1885, merchant, post- William H. Christner. Orla C., b. Aug. h. master there, had 7 ch., viz.: Mary Ellen, 1875, and Anna Louise, b. May 17, 1878, b. Oct. 31, 1833 [ni. Jan. 20, 1857 Henry m. July 6, 1897 Erwin McClintic], Wesley Parkhurst, and had 3 ch., viz.: Edward E., Mills, b. 1816. d. 1820, and .Milton L.e b. Sep. 18. 185S, d. Oct. 13, 1876, George Mills of Mt. Vernon Ohio, b. Oct. 20. 1824. J., b. Sell. 4. 1S65. and Daniel M.. b. Sep. d. July 7, 1887, shoe merchant, ist lieut, 4. 1865. m. Oct. 4, 1893 Louise Giflcn], CO. B 22d reg. Ohio N. G. (m. May 24, Rebecca Ann. b. Dec. 26, 1835, d. Feb. 24, 1848 Matilda Shaw, b. Oct. 31, 1827, and 1856 [ni. in July 1854 Nahum, and had had 2 ch.. viz.: Charles Shaw. b. Sep. 8 Frank E.. b. Aug. 8, 1855, d. Sep. 23, 1S56], 1849, d. Aug. 18. 1851, and Mary Mills, b. Henry Prather, b, Feb. 12, 1838 [m. Oct. May 28. 1856, m. Feb. 10, 1875 John S. 14, 1857 .Antoinette M. Twogood, and had McConnell, b. July 5, 1848]); son of John 3 ch., viz.: Albert J., b. Feb. 26, i860, m. Mills of .Augusta co. Va.. b. in Drumillar Apr. 3, 1S90 Katharine Reynolds. Henry CO. Leland. d. in Augusta co. June 13, Cmtis. b Aug. 31. 18C5, and Ella Louise, 1800. emigrated to Augusta co. 1770, was b. >[ay II, 1S74], Jnhnstun, b. Feb. 21, 1842 l)lantcr and slave holder there until 1800 [m. Mar. 19, 1866 Esther Primrose, and (ni. about 1780 Frances Hall, d. in Au- had 3 ch,, viz.: Nellie, b. ^L^y 2, 1868, m. gusta CO. 1,943, d:ui. of John and Elizabeth Dec. 14. iS,S7 F. J. Davis, Luverne, )>. Oct Hall. h:id 9 cli.. viz.: Roberl. b. 1782 as 23. 1870. d. Dec. 12. 1878. and George, b. above, IClizabeth [ni. Mar. 9, 1804 William Nov. II. 1876. d. Nov. 27. 1878). Milton Cr.iig. and hail 7 ch.. viz.: Lucindn. d. Lee. b. Sep. 8. 18.14. ni. Jan. 4. 1S.S9 Susan .\pr. jy. 1827. Frances Juliet, b. 1807, d. L. Lake, and had 4 ch.. viz.: William L.. .Apr. 16. 1866. William, John, James New- b. Nov. 27, 1866, m. June 4, 1889 Minnie ton Craig, b. Dec. 22. 1813, .A.le.Nander M. Stein, Eliza F., b. June 1.=;, i860, d. Aug. Mills Craig, b. Dec. 3, 1S18, and Mary 2,1. 1871. Mary Lee, b. Dec. 29. 1872, d, Craig], Samuel, d. 1830 or .S. John, b. J:in. Sc;>. 2:i, 1878. and Maud Lake, b. Apr. 10, 21, 1789 [m. Sep. 3, 181 1 Dorca.s Allison, 1877I. Eliza, b. Nov. 6. 1846. and Lester, and had 10 ch.. viz.: William A., b. June b. June II. 1849. d. Jan. 8. 1890, m. Oct. I. 1812. d. Sop. 10. 1879, Samuel B., b. .Apr. 19, 1881 Mary B. Winter], William Mof- 15, 1814, d. in July 1838, Andrew .A., b. fctt Mills, b. May 14, 1809. Nancy, b. Feb. Feb. 20, 1816, d. Feb. 10. 1866. James, b. 6, 181 1, d. Oct. 21, 1824. Jane, b. 1812, 'd. Nov. 20. 1817, d. Mar. 10, 1874. John. b. 1S26. John Euiniilt. b. Sep. 22. 1814, furni- O >. 30. 1819. d. Mar. 24, 1820. .Alexander, ture dealer in Chillicothe Ohio [ni. ist 1). M:iy 27, 1S21. (1. in June 18SS, Nelson, Fra-.ices July 9. 1839 .Alniira, b. in Va. 1822. d. Nov. 1). -Apr. 2, 1824. d. Oct. 21, 1824. Erastus 29. 1849. ilau. of Har\ey Wilson. 2d Dec. Jane Gi\ ens. b. Dec. 18, 182.^, h. 26, 1820. and Francis M.ir- 14. 1852 Elizabeth. 1>. 1S15. <1 Jan. 3. 18S0. Webb. June dau. of John Shcvcr. had 2 ch., viz.: John inn Mills, b. Dec. 19, 1831J, .Mexander, b. .VJlT AMERICAN ANCESTRY, 209 Feb, J(i. 17S0, (I June 22. iS.^S [m. Jan. 28, Klinefelter, who emigrated to Amer. from if Jiilui, b. Jnnc 17. 1S17. d. Nov. 8, 1S18, nobleman of Strasburg, who emigrated to .M.iry Francc>. Ii. Stp. j6. iSif). Elizabeth, b. Amer. 1753, she, Emma had dau. Anna .May 16. 1S22. d. Dec. 4. 1888. Julia .'^nn. Wilson Lewis, h. July 27, 1895); son of h. July 27, 1827. d. Feb. 2. 1865. Sarah .A.nn, Clay Eli Lewis of York Pa., b. Dover Apr. ti. July 27, 1S27, .Aniorica B., b. Aug. 20. 5, 1844, d. York Dec. 10, 1897, educated at iR^o. Jainc F.. b. .Apr. 20, 1825, d. Nov. the York co. acad., became bookkeeper of 2,!. 1861. and Sarah Booth Mills], William, the 1st national ibank York 1866, cashier of b. Nov. 13, 1790, d. Feb. 23. 1856 |ni. .Aur the Western national bank of York 1879- u), 1822 Catharine Hanger, and Iiad 5 ch., 97 {m. .Apr. 26, 1S69 Ellen Sarah, b. Aug viz.: Obedience, b. Sep. 25, 1824, d. Dec. 15, 1847, dau, of Joseph and S.irah 27. 1S94, John Alexander, b. July 17, 1830, [Weaver] Smyser, and desc. of Matthias il. Jan. 26, 18S5, William David, b. in Oct. Schmeisser, who emigrated from Reigel- l8j5, d. Oct. 26, 1S67, Genrcrc Hanger, b. bach Germany to York co. Pa. 1731. she, Mar. 2. 1840, and Frances Catharine, b. Ellen had 8 ch., viz,: Ellis S. as above, Feb. 9. 1842], James, b. Oct. 20, 1794 [m. Joseph Smyser, b. May 13, 1872, druggist, Feb. 3. 1822 Elizabeth Metts, and had 8 Mabel Rebecca, b. July 11, 1873, Sadie ch., viz.: Jrihn, b. Apr. 24, 1823, Elizabeth, Moore, b. Sep. 13, 1875, Clay Eugene, b. b. Oct. 12. 1S24, d. Nov. I, 1852, Adam, b. Feb. 21, T878, Ellen Kate, b. Oct. 3, 1879, June 30, 1826, d. Jan. 2,-^. 1880, James Wil- Margaret Violet, b. Feb. 26, 18S3, and liam, b. .\ug. I. 1838. d. .Apr. 4, 1852, Mar- Mathias Smyser Lewis, b. Sep. 14, 1889); cus, b. Sep. 19. 1831, d. 1875, Sarah Jane, son of Robert Nebinger Lewis of Dover b. Nov. 2H. 1832, Deborah, b Sep. 30, 183,^, Pa., b. in Lewisbcrry Pa, July 30, J709, d. in and Dorcas, b. Sep. 3. 1837] , Thomas, b. Weiglcstown Pa. Mar. 16, 1S46, physi- Aug. 9, 1796 [m. Oct. 29. 1S39 Jane A. cian (m. Mar. 28, 1822 .Mary Moore, b. Moffett. and had 3 ch,, viz.: Mary Agnes, Feb. 28, 1801, d, in Dover Pa Dec, 17, b. Aug. I. 1842, d. Oct. 15. 1842, Frances 1867, dau, of John and Sarah [Ptigh] Elizaliith. b. June 18. 1840, and Susan Vir- Moore, desc. of Mordicia. who omigr.ited to from ginia, b. Sep 13, 1843 1 , and Sally Mills); Pa. Wales about 16S4. she, Mary son of John Mills of Drennillar Irel.ind. had 7 ch., viz.: Josephitie S., b. F'eb. iS, h. there 1710. d. in Dromore Parish in 1823, d. Mar. 29. 1804 [m. Dr. S:innu:l Nov. iSoo. farmer, manufacturer of linen Meisenhelder], Kebecc.i M., b. Sep, 8, cloth (iKid 5 ch., viz.: John. Robert, Wil- T825, d. Jidy II. 1S89 [m, Samuel Smyser], liam, b. 1753, m. Dorthia Beck. .Alexander, Rush Webster, b. Dec. 14, 1827. d. May 24. d. 183(1. m. Nancy Woods and Jane Mill-, 1874 (m. Georgianna Morrelj. Orfda m. George Greer'), had bro. Robert Mills, Jcilin, b. July 24. 1830. d. Aug. 10, 1849, who d. in Sep. 1785, was a planter of Au- Mary .Xnn N., b, .Apr. 5, 1833. Melchinger gusta CO. Va,, and William Mills. R., b. Sep. 14. 183,8, d. Apr, 2S, 18S8 [m. Justina Maul], and Claj- Eli Lewis as EWIS, T EI J. IS SMVSER of York Pa,, aibove) ; son of Webster Lewis of Lewis- J-' b. there Feb. it. 1870, educated at the berry P.I., d. in Red Land Valley Pa, Oct. York CO. acad,, entered the Western na- 18, 1780, d. in New Cumberland Pa, May tional bank, 'S'ork Pa. as clerk if'^Ss, and in 28, 1832, physician, artist, lawyer fm, July a few years became its teller, accepted the 25, 1798 Mary Ncbinger. b. Mar. 10. 1770, cashicrship of Smyser. Bolt & Co.'s bank d. in Lewislierry Nov, 16, 1830, d,iu. of 1891. teller of the York Trust Real Estate Dr. George Nebinger [and Ann Rankin], and Deposit co. of York Pa. since 1894 rev. soldier, desc. of .Andreas Nebinger, (m. June 14. 1894 Emma Wilson Kline- who emigrated from Pnris France to '^'ork felter, d,Tu. of Rev. Frederick and .Anna CO, Pa. 1739, John Rankin and Jo.ceph [Wilson] Klinefelter, desc. of Melchor Bennett, wlio with Ellis Lewis first settled 14 . AMERICAN ANCESTRY. in York en. 1735, sflie, Mary had 8 ch., viz.: Droghcda Ireland 1693. of Engli-h rl,- Roljert N. as above, Ann, b. Feb. 9. 1801, .-he. Ruth Lewis had 2 ch.. viz.: 1 li Ci'.rgc Washington, b. Dec. 15, 1803, d. above and Ellis Lewis, d. before I7i),|. : .\pr. 7, 1S65 |ni. Mrs. Clark], Rankin, b Rachel); son of Ellis Lewis of Kenncli 1 Dec. 26, 1804. d. Oct. 30, 1838 [m. Sophia Pa., b, in Wales 1680, d. in W'ibmn;.;' N. Bliss]. Rebecca M., h. Feb. 15, 180S. d. Del, .\ug, 31, 1750, emigrated truni V.'.i' Oct. 18, 1873 (m. 1st David Harman, 2d to Pa. 1708 (m. 1st Feb. 13. 1713 Eliz,il>. -n Rec. Mr. Slack], Eli, b. July 15, 181 1, d. b. Jan. 3. 1687 or 8, d. 1723. dau. 01 X Aivj;. !. 1882 (m. 1st Hannah Foist, 2d thaniel Newlin [and Mary Mendcnli.il'! Jane Langhlin, 3d Eliza Bethel], Andrew, was the owner and settler of Newlin ;,. b. .\pr. 19. 1813, d. Mar. 10. 1877 [m. ist Pa., member of the provincial asscni!.;. Jane Ann McCann, 2d Eliza A. E\ans], 1698. was one of the comm. on the rcvi^i ! and James Webster Lewis, b. Sop. 25. 1815, of the laws and government of Pa. 1700 .! d. June 16, 1843 V, son of Eli Lewis of Feb. II. 1723 ALary P.aliKvin. -.he. Elizabi'lli Lewisburg Pa,, b. in Red Land Valley Pa, h:id 4 ch.. viz.: Robert, b. J:ni. 21. 1714 il Jan. 31, 1750, d. in Lewisburt; Feb. i, 18C17. .\)ir. 4. 1700 [m. Mary I\vle]. Mary. Ii nia.ior of the ist battalion York co. militia June 6. 1716, d. .'\ug. 22. 1760 [m, l"-luii 1777. laid out the town of Lewi.ibnrg Pa Pusey], Nathaniel, b, Oct, n. 1717. il Jnl; 1798. started the Norrisburg Pa. .'Vdvcr- 1, I7.tI. and Ellis I.ewi^, b, .Mar. 22. '71". tisi-r, the 1st newspaper published in the d. in Jan. 1795 as :ibovc); son of Rob'i; capital city 1701. wrote a poem called " St. Lewis of Wales, d. 1700 Cm. Mary. d. in " Clair's Defeat (m. Nov. ro. 1779 Pamela Pa.); son of Owen of Wales (ni. M;ir- Webster, b. ^Tar. 19, 1730. d. in Lcwisburg garet. dau. of Sion. and of Birmingham Pa., emigrated there from (m. I'.llen. d.iu. of Howell GrufTydd); Birmingham Eng. before 168.), m. .\nn of Griffith (m. Elizabeth. d:m. of Davi.l Ba.ivlcy, she, Pamela had 9 ch., viz.: Web- Lloyd, desc. of Sandee Nardd. loid ster as above, Kliza, b, Oct. 12, 1782. d, Morion); son of Howell, lord of Nannau iS.^o [m. Robert Ilamcrsley], Pha-l.ic. b Wales (m. Jane. dau. of Humphrey); son .\ug, 10. 1784, d, Oct, 12. 1810 [m, Mr, of David Lewis, lord of Nannau (m. Ellen, Ligget], Pamela, b. Fob, 2. 1787, Eli, jires, dau. of Robert Salisbury): son of Menvic 1st national bank York Pa,, b. Sep. 30. \'augham Lewis. lord of Nannau (m. 1780. d. May 4. 1867 [m. 1st .'\nna Mary M"ary. dau. of TL">well of Rhys, desc, of tlie Lauman. 2d Rcliocca Forney]. Juliet, princes of Powysband): son of Meuric. b. Jan. 13, T702. (1. Fdb, 13. 171)3. Jidiet. b, lord of Nannau (m, .Angharad. dau, of ^f:ly 8. 1794. James, pres. York bank. 1), l):Lvid of Cadwgan. desc, of Klystan Glod- Jan 31, 1796. d. Nov. 16. 1845 fm. Jane rydd, prince of Ffcrlys); son of JLtwcU Barnitz]. and Ellis Lewis, chief justice of Sele Lewis, lord of NaTm:iu (m. M.ili. d:iu the supreme court of Pa. 1854, b. May ifi. of Finion of GrufTydd); son of Meuric 1708. d. Mar. 10. 1871 fm. Josephine Wal- Lloyd Lewis, lord of Naniuui Cm. Malll. lis]'); son of Ellis T,ewis of Red Land Val- dau, of Howell Pickhill); son of Ynxv ley Pa., b. in Kcnnett tp. Pa. Mar. 22. 1710. X'ycham Lewis, lord of Nannau (m, .-Nng- d. in Red Land Valley in Jan. 170.!;, one of harad. dan. of GrufTydd of Owen. desc. of 1st the settlers there, a large land owner Bleddyn, prince of Powys) : son of Ynyr. (m. Feb. 25, 17.(4 Ruth, d. about 1798. dau, lord of Nannau Cm. Gwenhwyvar. dau. of of John Wil'^on [and Rul.h Kind], enii GrufTydd of Owen, desc. of Bleddvn. grated from Scotl.iTid before 1740. was a prince of Powys); son of Meuric. lord of merchant at Chailds Ford on the Brand\'- Nannau Cm. Gwerfyle. dau. of Madog of wine. and gr.-dau. of James Kind. b. in I.lowarcb); son of Maedoc. lord of Nan- AMERICAN ANCESTRY. navi Ciii. Gwoiillinn. dan. of Icrwcrlh of Patty, Ezra, Eleanor and Sumner); son Prcilyr): inn n\ ('arlwR.iii I.e\vi<:. lord r>f of Samuel Lamb of Framinpham Mass., Np.nn.iu (m. I'2va, daii. rif Pliilip of Ucli- b. there Mar, 10, 1721, d. there Mar. 27, liiyd. dc-c- o[ I|i>wtl) r)lia, king of all 1793 ("I- Sarah, and had 11 ch., viz: \Valcs1 ; Min of ]Ilcdcl\ii. prince of Cowys Joshua, Benjamin, Esther, Sarah, John, b and lord of Nanna\i in Mcnoncllishire June ,^, 1756 as above. Alary, Nathan, W'ali"^ (ni. n^vonllian. ilan. of GrnlTydd of Elizaljeth. David, .\bit>ail and Martyn); l.ynian. prinrc of (Iwyntdd): son of son of Samuel of Framingham Mass., b. Cynfyn. r|. ro-j, prince of Powys and kinc; in Roxbnry Alass., hp. .^pr. 12, ifxjS Cm, of \\'alc>, and a ilcsr. of Howell I')lia. kintr tst Feb. 17, 1707 Hester Joslin of ATarl- (if all Wale. (ni. Isaliel, dan. of Picot de boro Mass., d. 1728, liad 3 ch., viz: Mary, Say. a Norman baron). b. Alay 31, 1710, Barzillai, b. Sep. 12, 1712 and Samuel, b. Alar. 10, 1721 as above, T AMB, CH.-XRLES EDGAR of Win 2d. Mary, and had son Joshua, b. .Auc;. ' ^ ihrop Mas.s., b. in Worcester Mass. 5. 1733'): son of Abiel Lamb of Roxbnry July 17. 1S53. connnercial traveler Cm. and Eraminpham Alass. 1695, b, in former July 10, 1875 .^da Maria Winn, b. in Port- June 2, ir)46, d, in latter T7;o, constable land Me. Feb. 5. 1S57, dan. of William T700, selectman 1701 (ni. Elizabeth, and Winn [and Mary Colby], b. in Wells Me. had .( ch., viz.: TIarbitlle, b]). in Roxlmry iSig. son of Josiah -Winn); son of Charlea Feb. 26. T675, .\biel. b. Dec. 23, 1670, Bartlett Lamb, b. in Pliillipston Mass. lonathan, b. Nov. Tl, 1682 and Samuel, Sep. 28, 182S, d. in Brooklyn Ct. June iq. bp. .Apr. T2. 1685 as above): son of Thomas 1RR7. li'. e.l in Worcester >rass. 1R66, of Roxbnry Alass.. b. in Eupr., d. in Rox- (married June r?. 1R52 Marion M bnry Jan. 28, 1(146, freeman 163T, came to Person, b. in Marlboro Vt. Mar. p,' Amer. in the fleet with Winfhrop Cm. ist iR.^2, d. in Providence R. T. Aupr. 7, 1877,] Elizabeth, anrl had Thomas, b, in Enp, as dan. of Ebenezcr Person [and Laura above. John. Samnrl. h. in .Ault. t^'30. Gilel, b. in Windham Vt. Mar. 3i, 1797.1 Abel. b. in Roxbnry ATass, in June 1633. d. in nummersfon Vt. July T7. 1R89. son cf Decline, b in Feb. 1637 and Br iiiamin, b. Gcor.crc Person, b. in Windham 1778, '1. in .AufT. iCi^io. 2d Dorothy TTarbitlle. and there in l8.'51, son of eGortje Person, b had Calidi, Toshna. h 1612. Alary, b. ifi4( in Enp;., she. Marion had ch., viz: Chas, and ^ 'mi I. b. June 2. iCLjfi"). E. as above, WaUcr A., William M., Francis R., Mary A., .Mice M., Otto P.. HOED, .\RNOLD HARRIS uf Holmes- Lanra G. and TTarry AT. Lamb'): son ^f burg Phila. Pa., b. in Woodford co. John Lamb of Phillip=ton Mass., b. there Ky. Oct. 13, [867. educated :it Cnlnnil.i.in June 8, 1700. d. there Mar. 2,1, 1R72 fm imiv. Washingtim D. C, grad Pliila. di- Feb. 5. 1S12 Sarah Nickerson. b. in Prov- vinity school iS<)i, ordained deacon 181K, incclown ^Tass.. and bad 7 ch . viz.: Alary priest 1892, now rectijr of Emmanuel ch. H., Jnme*; S., Olive N, Sarah N., John Holmesburg Pliila., metnber uf the Soc. of Milton, William W. and Charles B. a,' the rev. and war of r8r2, is chaplain of the above): son of John nf Phillipston Afass.. Soc. of Colonial Wars in D. C. (unmar- b. in Framinrham Mass. Jtme ,1, 17^6. d in ried), has bro. Dr. William Taliaferro Phillipston Feb. 5;, T822, rev. soldier (m. Hord of Washington; son of Wm. Talia- ATar. ifi. 1770 Susannah, b. in Framino;- ferro Hord of Washington D. C, b. in ham ATass,. hp. \nc. 8, I7.';7. dan of Ben Mason co. Ky. ALir. 3, 1832, M. D. of Pa. iamln TTaven fand Ruth GleasonJ. whose univ. 1S53, assistant surgeon U. S. N. 1854, ancestors came from the west of En;j promoted to past asst, surg. 1859. surgeon ,Tnd settled in T vnn ATass 1^145, she. Su- 1861, utedical inspector 1872. medical di- sannah had 8 ch.. viz: .Azubah. Susan. rector II. S. N. 1879, served in the war Betsey, John, b. June 8, 1700 as abovr. of rebellion, member of the Loyal Legion : 212 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. (m. Dec. 4, 1866 Eleanor Vaulx Harris, a large tract of land which he callcl dau. of Maj. Arnold Harris U. S. army, " Shady Grove," this estate remained 111 son of Gidcou Harris, desc. of Thomas the family until 1821, belonged to the lb.; ; Harris of R. f. 1636, Arnold Gardiner and family seated for centuries in Salop, Snrrc) oilier rev, families of R. I., slie, Eleanor and Cote House Oxfordshire Eng. was gr.-dau. of Gen. Robert Armstrong, «lu) cummanded the artillery at ibattle oi 1 \ AY, ADDISON LYMAN of Arhn^ New Orleans 1815); son of Francis Trip- -^ ton N. J,, b. in Springfield .Ma.:> lett Hord of Marysville Ky., b. in Mason Apr. 29, '1849, lived in Springlield, Da\i-n- CO. Ky. Sep. 19, 1797, d. there May 20, port Iowa and Rome N. Y., now eastern iiS69, was a t'overnnu-nt surveyor in early manager for Hoyt Metal Co. of St. Loii., life, surveyed upper Mo. river, returnei Mo., connected with same for the past ij to Marysville Ky., admitted to the bar and years (m. .ist Mar. 12, 1872 Carrie Ennii 1 became one of the leading lawyers of the De\iey, dau. of Gardner W. and Marci.i state, was circuit judge, director of the Ann LClarkJ Dewey of Hanover N. 11. bank of northern Ky. (m. Sep. 20, 1826 and had 3 ch., viz: Maud Carrie, Robert Elizabeth Scott Moss, dau. of Kindal -Addison and Margaret, b. Dec. 7, iS?-). Moss, a soldier in the war of 1812, gr.-son 2d 1S87 Emma Gardiner, b. in Canada, j| of Moses Moss, who was a desc. of the ICnglibh ilesc. widow of C. H. Cunning- Moss family which settled in York co. ham); son of Addison Day, b. in Souili Va. 1658); son of Ellas fiord of Mason Hadley Mass. Apr. 4. 1823, d. in Rome CO. Ky,, b. in Prince Va. Mar. 9, 1773, d. N. Y. Dec. 25, 1893, manager of different in Mason co. Ky. Nov. 2, 1821, private i,i R. R., connected with IViston and .Mbany, C';ii>l. Kichanl Matsim's co. Col. Richard N. v., Ohio .-ind Western, Rome, Waler M- .lohnson's rcg., participated in Win- town & Ogdensburg, St. Louis & Iron chester's defeat and the battle of the Mountain, Utica & Black River (m. Dec Thames, was the 1st to overtake Gen. 28. 1S47 Margaret, dau. of Horace SmiUi Proctor's carria-e which had been aban- fand Grata Bagg, dau. of Oliver Bagg, doned, capl. (m. Sep. 15, 1796 .Xnn, dan. soldier in the war of 1812], b. in Westfield of Capt. I'rancis Triplett of I-^arquier co. Mass., moved to West Springfield Mass., Va., an officer in the rev. war and in the farmer there) ; son of Plin Day, b. i:i French and Indian war, vestryman, jus- Sonih Hadley Mass. May 27, 1782. d. in tice of the peace, she, Ann was gr.-dau. ui West Sprin.u-fiehl .Xug. 31. 1846 (m. May Thomas Francis Triplett, desc. of Pre IS. iSo.T Deborah Butts, desc of Richard bendary Thomas Triidett of Westminster Bntts, who settled in Dorchester Mass, -Abbey Engl: son of Jesse Hord of \6t,&); Caro son of Ezra, b. in Colchester Ct. line CO. V-d.. h. there Oct. 31, 1749. d. in Apr. 22. 1743. d. in Sonlh Hadley Mass. Afason CO. 1S14, was an officer in the Va. Nov. 21. 1823 (m. Oct. 3. 1767 Hannah militia in rev. war., was one of the earliest Kendall, d. Oct. 23, 1827); son of Abra- pioneers and Indian fighters of Ky. (m. ham Day, h. in Colchester Ct. Mar. 17, Afay 7, 1772 .\nthorct, dan. of Peter Hord 17'2. d. there Mar. 18, 1792 (m. Nov. 20. of Stafford co. Va., and gr.-dau. of John 1740 Irene Fool, d. .\ng. 7, 1809): .son of Hord of Shady Grove Va., the ist ancesto'- John, h. in Hartford Ct. 1677, d. in Col- of the Iford family in Amcr.): S(m of chester 1752 (m. 1st Jan. 2t, 1696 Grace Thomas of Caroline co. Va.. b. there Sep. Spencer. 2d Mary, d. Nov. 2, 1740, dau. of 7. I/"!, d. Ilure, owned a large estate and Sannul :ind Mary fWellsl Hale, and gr.- many slaves (m. Time 24, 1726 Jane Miller, d.m. of Snmnel Wells of Clastonbnry Ct); belonged to one rd the oldest mo'ii and son of John Day of Tlartford Ct.. b. there, prominent families of Caroline co. Vn.'l d. there 1730 Cm. Sarah Buller); son of son of John Hord of Caroline co, Va., b Hobert, b. about rrx)4. d, in Hartford Ct. in Fwcll Eng. Dec. 20. r6^i4. d. in Caroline 164.8, emigrated to .\mer. 1634, settled in CO. 1712, emigrated to Va. 1 1685, purchased Newton Mass., freeman 1635, resided in t AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 213 MartforJ 1639, niovc-d [rum Newton with 7 SHAM, AUGUSTUS ot Cincinnati Rev. William Iloukcr's cu. (ni. ist Mary, A Uhio. b. ill Ccjlclu-^ter Ct. Jan. zz, i.Soi, jj Editha Stebbiiis, sister of Edward Steb- d. in Cincinnati .Mar. 6, 1.SS2, was inleresud biiis ot Hartford Ct., one of the 1st settleri in mercantile pursuits in Cincinnati 1S2S- there). 70, was pres. of the Ohio Life Insurance CO. for many years (m. .\pr. iS, 1822 liliza nURTIS, GEORGE MUNSON of Bryce. Ii. ill Glasgow Scotland [dan. of ^ Meriden Cl., b. there May 27, l8s7 Daval liiyce and \\\\r.\ T'lo.ii^on related (in. Nov. JO, 1886 Sopliie Phillips Mans- to ThoiiiMjiis 01 Thnnison's Sea.'ions]. and field, desc, of Richard Manstield, one of bad dau. Isabella Bryce Ish.iin, wli«i ni. the 1st Settlers of New Haven Ct., and had Oc'. 2. 1861 F.lliridge Lawrence Tlumias dau. Agnes Mansfield Curtis); son of of Cincinnati, pres. of Cine, chainljer of George Bedfield Curtis of Meriden Ct., commerce 6 years, member city council, b. there Dec. 25, 1825, d. there May 20, etc.. and had d'lu Augusta Isham Thunia.-;, 189J, mayor two terms, delegate to dioce- wli, ni. James Hicks, now of Piqua Ohio); san convention, also to general convention s-.n of John liham of Colchester Ct.. b. U. S. 1S92, treas. of Meriden Britannia co. in Bozrah Ct. Feb. 24. 177.1. d- in Col- (in. May 23, 1855 Augusta Munson, b. in chester Dec. 12. 1S50. rei)resented Colches- Greenfield N. Y. July 17, 1833, desc. of ter repeatedly in both houses ol the state Thomas Munson, a pioneer of Hartford legislature, trustee of the Bacon acad. (m. and New Haven Ct.) ; son of Asahel Jan. IQ. 1707 Elizabeth, dau. of Samuel Curtis of Meriden Ct., b. there July 2, Gilbert oi Gilead Ct.. h. there June 3, 1734, 1780. d. there Dec. r; . 1805, nieiiiljer ol llie d. there .\pr. 24. 1818. was presiding judge legislature, ensign (m. Nov. 8, 1812 Me- of the court of cumninn pleas of Tolland f hitable Redfield, b. Apr. 11, 1790. d. Sep. CO. fur 21 years, m. .Sep. 13. 1775 Dehnrah 3, 18S5, desc. of the Redfields of Killing- ChamiMon, ilau. ul Col. Henry Champion, worth Ct., John .Mden of Plymouth Mass. who was b. in I'",csl ILkM.ihi Ct. Jan. lO. and the Griniulls of Sayliruok Ct.); Su:i 1723, d. in \Ve--ichester Cl. July 23. 1707, of Benjamin Curtis of Wallingford Ct., b. was ai)poiiitc'il .snie ciiinini.^sary-geiieral of tliere Oct. 27. 1735, d. in Meriden Cl. J. 111. the eastern depl. of the continental army 1 6. 1822, farmer, largest landowner in to supply all necessary stores and ]iro- the tp., served in the French and Indian visions for the tr.pops, m Dec. 25. 17.(6 war (m. Mar. 31. 1763 Mindwell Hough); Deborah, dan. of Capt. Josluia and Mehit- son of Benjamin of Wallingford, b. there able [Dudley] Brainard). Apr. 2^. 1703, J. there Oct. 29. 1754 (m. Dec. 12, 1727 Miriam Cook); of Stratford Ct., b. in Eng., d. in Stratford gating CO.. sec. and treas. of Piqua Rolling .-Xugnsta Isham Dec. 2, 1707, was one of the 1st settlers of Mill, m. Feb. 26, 1884 Stratford (m. Elizabeth Wells). Thomas, dnu. of Elbiidge Lawrence 214 '"' 7 "{A M E R I C A N ANCESTRY. Tluiiiias of CiiK-innati, see lineage of Aii- b. prob. in Barnstable Mass. Feb 0. i;';i ( giistiis Isham); son of Nathan Hazen of d. in Pawlet Vt. Nov. 10, iS.(j, urn J Wurtliington Mass., b. in Norwich Ct. teacher and chorister at Wells Vl.. 1.,,. | Dec. 8, J 763 or 4, d. in Worthington Mar. wright by trade (m. ist Ly.lia .\lercli.;i,'. j 14, 1847,. removed from Norwich to Worlli- d. Aug. 14, iSoo, dau. of Hezikiah .Mc ington (m, Jan. 10, 1792 Pluebe, dau. of chant of South Granville N. Y., Jil \'ii Capl. Jesse Starkweather [and Mary Swift, b. in Wallingford Ct. .-\pr. 3, i;,.( Kuine], was among the men who marched d. in ^\'ells Vt. Sep. 7. 1863, dLiu .. from Ct. [or the relief of Boston Mass. in James Swift [and MeliilaMe Merwiii] ' the Lexington alarm 1775, lieut.); son of came to .'\mer. with the l!rili^h army 17 Howlet Ilazen of Norwich Ct., b. there was in the battle of Qm-bec. selthd ,;i ^^ar. ig, 1723 or 4, d. in WilUesbarre Pa., Wallingford Ct. t/CtO): and of Edwnrd removed to Wyoming Pa., and bought Goodspeed of Barnstable Mass., b. llii-n- land in Wilkesburre (m. Sep. 8, 1748 June S. 1741 (m. Oct, 19, 1764 Judiih Win- Zeruiah, dan. of Uleazer and /^cruiah Ir.w, b. Mar. 19, 1743); son of Ebeiiezei, [LeffingwcH] Lord of Norwich Ct., and b. Feb. 17. 1715 (m. Elizabeth B.jdiiOii gr.-dau. of Benjamin and Elizabeth son of Ebenezer, b. Sep. 10. 16S5 (ni. Mai;, [Pratt] Lord, dcsc. of Dr. Thomas and Statia); son of Ebenezer Goudspred. h Dorothy [Bulkley] Lord of Hartford Ct.); Dec. 27, 1655 (m. Lydia Croivell); son ..1 s(m of Jacob Hazen of Norwich Ct., b. in Roger, w'ho was a political refugee fr.iiu Topstield Mass., bp. Apr. 24, 1692, d. in Eng., settled in Barnst.able Mass. 1638 (ni Norwich Dec. 22. 1755 (m. Oct. 27, 1719 1641 .-Mice D,iyt.>Ti). Abigail Lathrop. dau. of Joseph and >rary [Scudder] Lathrop, gr.-dan. of Samuel HIBBARD, AUGUSTINE George of and Elizabeth Latlirfip. and desc. of Rev. Wood--.lock Ct.. b. ill Man.-,l"ield Cl John Lathrop, who oanie to New En.u'kj'id July 20, 1833. a clerijyman of the CnUijie ifi31, moved Im Barnstable Mass.); son of gational clr, fitted for coll. at Vv'eslryaii " Thomas Hazen (m. Mary Howlet); son m' acad., .\. M. 1S65, iniblished " Patrintism Edward nf Rowley Mass. 1641), isl of the 1S61, "Our Country's Cl.iims" 1862. "In " name to come to Amer. (m. Hannah ^fenlory of .Abraiiam Lincoln 18(15, Grant). "Religion of Free Masonry" 18C6, " fn Memory of J.ames A. Garfield " 18S1, p GODSPEED, GEORGE AARON of Hislcprical -'\ddre5S 150th .Viiniversary vT Granville N. Y., b. there Apr. 7, 1S62. Cong'l Church Goshen Ct." iSgo, and educated at private schools, entered O. " History of Goshen " 189S (m. .\ug u, Balilwin's drug store 1882, passed exami- 1855 Ellen Laura Parker, dau. of .Mvin nation of N. Y. state board of pharmacy Hyde and Mary [Horsford] Parker, and 1885 (m. Oct. 24, 1894 Grace Lincoln, b. in had 4 ch., viz.: .Nrtluir, Ernest, Mary and Leonnnsler ^Llss. Mar. to, 1S68, dan. of Ch.ules Merrill Ilibliard, b. in I^elroU George Timothy and Nellie Maria | San- Mich. .Mar. 14, 1,866); son of Eliphaz derson] Lincoln); son of Aaron Good- BoUes Hibbard, b. in Mansfield Ct. Jan speed of Granville N. Y., b. in Well.-. V: 8, 1808, d. in South Co\eiilry Ct. Ncjv. 14, May 4, 1808, d. in Granville Dec. 13, 1S79, 1880, merchant and manufacturer (m. ."Vjir. learned the trade of wagon makitig ,-t 10, 1831 .'Mmira, dau. of Sylvester and Pawlet Vl., afterwards studied nied'ci..r, Nancy [Nichols] Stanley, gr.-dau. of D.in- grad. Castleton Vt. medical coll. 1835 (n. icl Stanley [and .\nabl, son (jf Daniel Mar. 31, 1861 Sarah Brown Whitccmh, ]>. Stanley, she, .'Mmira had 5 ch., viz.: .Au- in Granville N. Y. Oct. 30, 1827, dan. of gustine G. as above, F,lij)haz Sylvester, b, Benjamin Bro'wn and Sabrina [Duel] Dec. 15, 1836, Edwin St;inley, b. Jan. 6. Whitcomb); son of Wlnslow Goodspeed 1839. .\nni\ Bollcs, b. .\ug. 2, 1S42, and of Wells Vt. and South Granville N. Y., -Almira Stanley Hibbard, b. Jan .25, 1840); A M E R I C A N J A N C E S T R Y. 215 son of EHphaz Hibbard of Mansfield Ct.. killed in the Wyoming massacre July 3, b. in W'indliain June l6, 1744, d. in Mans- 1778, and Elijah Buck, her father was field Apr. 6. 1830 (ni. Jan. 22, 1804 Jcruslia. taken prisuner at Wyoming massacre, she, dau. of Junatlian Fuller, and desc. of Matilda had 4 ch., viz.: Abicl. De Witt Thomas Fuller of Dedhani Mas^. 1635. Clinton. Merriu Ihirnion and Phebe Rus- Rev. Richard Mallier of Dorchester M.-iss. sell Frye, b. July --i, 1816. d. Feb. 4, 1880, and of Robert Williams of Ro.xbury 1638); m. Oct. 21, 1838 .Aaron l';irker oi near son of Joseph Hibbard of Windham Cl., Jacksonville 111., il. there May 31, 1849, b. May 15, 1678. d. in Windham .Apr. 29. served in war of 1S12, and bad dau. Ma- physician (111. tilda Parker, who m. David Gillespie, see 17 , Martha Smith, and had 3 ch., viz.: Eliphaz, b. June 16, 1744 as Gillespie lineage in this vol.): son of above, George and Augustine); bon of Abiel Frye of Andover M:iss., Gu-Nlien and Robert of Salem Mass.. -bp. Mar. 7. 1648, Chcnumg N. Y., b. in Andover Nov. 8, d. .-\pr. 29, 1710; son of Robert Hibbard of 1734, d. in Go.'.hun 1806. servcit in the Salem Mass.. b. in llngland 1612, d. Mar. French and Indian wars, was in 3d co. of 7. 1684. came to .'\mer. with Gov. W'in- Fort .Alarm list 1757, at Fort William throp 1635, was a saltmaker in Salem (m. Henry 1757. in Capt. Asa Foster's from Joan). .Apr. to Nov. 1758. lieut. in Capt. Benjamin Edwards' co. from June to Dec. 1760, re- OTITES, SAMUEL, b. nearMt. Betir^ moved to Province Pa. 1763, to Chenmng 'J N. J., d. in Lebanon 111. about 183:), CO. 1794 (m. Feb. 2, 17S4 .Abigail Farnimi, removed to Hamilton co. Ohio about 1800, widow of Ele.izer Owens, who d. in July to Fairfield Ohio about 1806 and to Leba- 1779, dau. of Capt. Eliab Farn:ini (;ind non about 1818 (m. Martha Maitin, dau. -\bigail Killuni], cn-iign in ist niiliti.i co. of Ephraim Martin [son of Col. Martini Preston Ct. 1771. lieut. of same 1774, capt. and Macy Alvvard, dau. of Henry Alward of Stii CO. 241b reg. in the colony of Ct. [and Mary Cox], son of Henry Alward 1775. she, .-\bi.4ail Imvc li.id Ch.irles F. as [and Miss ComptonJ, came from England above, Henry Lauren^ and \llrcd [•"rye); and lived near Basking Ridge N. J.); son son of Abiel Frye of .Xr.d.aer Mass., b. Isaac tlure Mar. 22. of Stiles of Somerset co. N. J., b. there May 30. [703. d 1757, 1754, d. Aug. 7, 1830 (m. .\nna, dau. cf selectman 1748-9, town Ireas. 1755. ca|)t. Amos Butler); son of William of Mt. in the expedition tu Crown Point and at Betliel N. J. (m. Miss Searing); son of the 'battle of Lake George (in. Feb. 10, William Stiles, b. in Hempstead L. \. 1732 .Abig:iil, d:in. of Joseph and Elizabelb .Xbicl, 1676, d. in Springfield N. J. 1727, removed Emery of .\nilover Mass., and had with his parents to Springfield N. J.; son b. Nov. 8. 1734 as above, Maj. Isaac, who of Richard of N. J., b. in Hempstead L. I served as (|u:irterma>tcr oi Col. Reed's 1640, d. in Springfield N. J. 17012; son of reg, at tlie batlle of Biiidcer Hill, t'hen John Stites, b. in Eng. 1595, d. in Hemp- ca])!. of 1st Cl). 3d b:ittalion N. H. line, stead L. \. 1717, 122 years of age, emi- and Simon, jud.ge. served in C;ipt. .\s:i grated from London Eng. to New Eng Foster's CO. 1758. was member of the land, then to Plempstead. house of reps., of the senate and iif the council in Mass. for nearly jo years, was T^RYE, CHARLES F. of Goshen N. Y.. chief justice in Oxford cr>. Me.): son of -L CliL-mung N. Y. and Morgan co. 111., John Frye of .Andover Mass.. b. there Sep. b. in Goshen Nov. 20. 1784. d. near Jack- 16, 1672, d. there, was qu.artcrmaster 1696 sonville 111. Oct. 20, 1845, farmer (m. Jan Cm. Nov. I. i6 8, 1809 Matilda Buck. desc. of Maj. Wil- 17. 1O78. dan. of Thomas Fainam [and liam and Deborah [Forman] Buck. I.l. EIiz:ibeih Sil.l.ons. b. .Aug. 26, 16S3I, b. Asahel Buck, -who was killed by the In 1631. d. Jan. II, 1(183], b. 1631, d. Jan 11, dians Feb. i, 1779, Capt. Aholiab Buck, ifj83, serg., surveyor, gr. dau. ol R.dph and 2l6 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. Alice I'arnam, came to New England minister, removed to liaiupshire cu. Va, IW5. •i" Andovcr ^Mass., she, Tabitha had Abiel, b. Uhio and 10 \ enniliou co. ind. lojj, Uuiii May JO, 170J as above, John, Isaac, Joseph, ilie laL ciiurch in »MaiisUeld, and laid uui general, removed to Fryeburg Me., for llic town ol Ainliil (\i\. 1798 ii.h/.»bcili whom the town was named, Samuel and JJuling, b. ill ilampshire co. Va. 1771, .1. John); son of Samuel Frye, lieiit. (in. m Maiisiield iSib, Uau. of VV Uliam Uuliiit,, Mary, dau. of Lt. John .'\slcbe, who was b. Ill Eng. 174S, d. in HamiJihire co. isj'y representative to general court 1701, y, and Miss Campbell), William iiodeiuli '11, and had Ebenezer, Nathan, Col. Sam- Lange, above, b. in Querturth Gerniaio uel, Benjamin and John, b. Sep. 16, 1672 as .May S, 1S15, d, ill VVurzburg Ger. .Vpr. above); son of John Frye, b. in Basing y, iSSi, studied at univ. of Halle, pastor ol the establislied church at HoIiiisIlJi Eiig. 1601, d. in .'Vndover Mass. Nov. y, l6'J3, wheelwright, came from England to and Schochwitz Prussia [=011 of W'iIIkIiii Nowbury l6j8, removed to Andover 1645, Lange, merchant of Querfurlh Ger. J, in. freeman 1645 (m. Anne, d. in Andovcr Feb. 3, 1S45 AiUouic Wilheliuine Gerlacli Oct. 2_>, ib.So, had John, deacon in the ist b. in Halle Ger. Jan. 26, 1820, d. there Sep. ch. in .Andovcr, Beiijaiuin, Samuel ancl 25, 1884, dau. of Gottlob Wilhelm Gerlacli, James). b. in tjuedlinburg Prussia Nov. 3, i7i>0, d. in Halle 18O4, was prof, of philosophy 1st in Wittenberg, later in Halle Lm. i8iy TAMES, EDMUND J. of Chicago 111., Wilheliuine SchaelTer, " b. in Jacksonville 111. May 31, 1855, d. 1829, dau, ui Prof. Schaeti'er grad. 111. state normal univ. and of the of the univ. of LeipsicJ, univ. of Halle Prussia, prof, of political Sun of Carl Heinrich Gerlacli, b, 1758 Liii, science in the Pa. univ. iSt>j-y5, prof in the Jiihanna Rebekka Dechaiu, b, 1700, d, univ of Chicago 1896, pres. of .'Vmer. acad. 1812J, son of Joliann Heimich Gerlach, b, of political and social science, editor of Oct. 2i, i(>y3, d. May 9, 1762 [m. Maria 1 annals of the acad., member of National honnann, b. .Vug. Ji, 1688, d, June 7, Council of Education, editor of publica- 1747, dau. of .Vndreas ThormannJ, son of Daniel tions of Pa. univ. on political economy Gerlach of Zeitz Saxony, b. Mar, and public law series, pres. of Amer. soc. I, 1649, d. 1720 [m. Elizabeth Weise, b, for the extension of univ. teaching (m. Feb. 2, 1654, d. 1730, dau. of Zacharia Aug. 22, 1879 Margarethe Lange of Halle Weise], son of Johann Gerlach, b. 1GJ3, J. Germany [dau. of Rev. Wilhelm Roder- 1675 [in. Maria Miiller, b. 1621, d, 1674], son of Daniel ich Lange, pastor at Schochwitz and Gerlach, b. in Zeitz Saxony Hohnstedt Prussia, sec end of lineage], 1571. and had 3 ch., viz: Anthony John, Her- mann Seidensticker and Helen Dickson "nVANS, HENRY of New York city, James); son of Colin D. James of Evans- 1-^ b. in Houston Texas .Apr. 14, i860, ton 111., b. in Randolijh co. West Va. Jan vice pres. Continental Insurance Co. (m, IS. 1808, d. in Bonita Ka. Jan. 30, 1838, June 21, 1882 'Mary Roland L(.ipc/., "f Methodist minister; member of the 111 English and Spanish desc); son of Joseph conference 1834-88, biography minutes of Henry Evans of Houston Texas, b. in Til. conference 1888 (m. Nov. 27, 1850 r.leJsoc CO. Tenn. Dec, 13, 1835, d. in Amanda K. Casad, b. in Lebanon 111. Aug. Yazoo city Miss. Feb. 3, 1863, was ist aid 18, 1827, d. in Evanston III. Sep, 23, 1S7S, on Gen. Wall's staff commanding the dau. of Dr. .•\nthony Wayne Casad if Texas legion with rank of col. (m, 1859 Lebanon, see Casad lineage); son of Wil- Cora W., dau. of Edward Wylli-' Taylor. liam B. James of Summit Grove Tnd., b. 1). in Sunderland Mass. June 11, 1814, and in Westmoreland co. Va. 1769, d. in Vieks- desc. of Gov. William Bradford); son of burg Miss. 1826, physician, Methodist Henry Evans of Houston Texas and N. Y. ; AMERICAN ANCESTRY. •17 city, b. in Boston Mass. 1806, d. in N. Y. Ijp. in l.eyilcn May 29, 1639, left Leyden city Oct. 12, 1879, physician, moved to 1057, returned with wife Lea Vilnian 1659, Bledsoe co. Tenn. on a farm, to Houston and left Leyden with his wife 1660. 1839 (ni- Feb. 9, 1835 Susannah Rowe of Joseph, English desc.) ; son of b. in Cashel KELL, J.A.MES .ALEXANDER ol Ireland Feb. 9, 1770, d. in Zanesville Ohio York Pa., b. there June 22, 1866. Mar. 17, 1847, physician, served as sur- member of York co. Pa. bar, enipluyed geon in the English reg. at Gibraltar Spain with the Bradstreel co., grad. York col- 7 years, came to Amer. 1805, lived in Boj- legiate inst. (unmarried); sun of James of ton, Baltimore and Ohio, moved to N. Y. York Pa., b. in Yotmgstown Pa. Dee. 14, 1814, practiced medicine there. 182S. is an active practitioner at the York CO. bar, was register of wills of Yi)rk co. 1877. postmaster of the city of York 1884- MASAD, ANTHONY WAYNE, b. iii 88, trustee of the York collegiate inst. and ^ Sussex CO. N. J. May _', 1791, d. .n of the children's of from Sumnurtield 111. Dec. 15, 1857, removed tu home York the eacli Eairtield Ohio iSoy, tu St. Clair co. III. foundation of (m. Mar. 19, 1862 Jane 1815, was one of the founders of McKen- Elizabeth Fisher, b. in York Mar. 19, 1837, dree coll., the oldest coll in 111. (m. Feb. dau. of Dr. John Frcy Fisher, and de^c. of Baltzer Spangler, and had 9 cli., viz.: 6, 181 1 Anna Stites, b. 1796, d. in Summe"-- .A. as above. of lield 111. July 16, 1838, dau. of Capt. Sam- James John Fisher York uel Stites of Hamilton co. Ohio and Pa., b. Jan. 30. 1863, atty. at law [m. Apr. Martha Marten); son of Thomas Caiad 19, 18S8 Ella Louise Brown, dau. of John M. and Rebecca Brown], Helen of Sussex Co. N. J., b. in Somerset co. Margaret of York Pa., b. Aug 8, 1868, N. J. Sep. 13, 1763, d. in Sussex co. N. J. Nov. 19, 1808, was pastor of 2d Wantayc Mary Cobean of York, b. Dec. 7, Baptist ch. of Sussex co. 1803-S, removed 1S70, William Sterling of York, b. Sep. trom Somerset co. to Sussex co. 1786 (,ni. 7, 1873, Alfred Mcars of York, b. July 1786 Abigail Tingley, b. in Somerset c>. 18, 1876, Jane Fisher of York, b. May Sep. 16, 1765, d. near Greenville Ohio 15, 1870, and Eliza Kurtz Kell of York, b. Aug. 25, iSjj, dau. of Joseph Tingley and July 16, 1SS3); son of Samuel Kcll of Christian [Manning, sister of James Man- Upper Strasburg Pa., b. in Hummehtown ning, 1st pres. of Brown univ.], son of Pa. June 6. 1799, d. in Upper Strasburg Ebenezer Tingley and Elizabeth of Som- .Aug. 27, 1846. was a teacher in the local erset CO. N. J.); son of Anthony Casad school (m. Jan. 5. 1828 Margaret Mears, of of Bernardstown N. J., d. 1790 (m. Cath- b. in Dry Rim Pa. Oct. 5. 1802 fdau. erine, dau. of Thomas Coon of Bernard John and Ann [Baldridge] Mears. gr.- tp. N. J., d. in July 1785, and gr.-dau. of dau. of Samuel and Mary [Blair] Mears Thomas Coon of North Precinct ol Som- and of John and Robecc.i [Clark] Bal- erset CO. N. J., d. 1761); son of Jacob Cos- dridge, and desc. of Sir James Hnlmcs of sart 'of Bridgewater tp. N. J., b. in Ireland), and had 4 ch., viz.: James as Brooklyn N. Y. Nov. 16, 1701, d. in Bouml above, William Henry of Waiihington D. Brook N. J. Apr. 19, 1772 (m. Annah) C, b. Sep. 16, 1830, d. May 6. 1S07 [ni. son of Anthony of Brooklyn N. Y., b. in Oct. I, 1854 Charlotte S. Washbaugh of N. Y. Nov. 19, 1673 (m. July 17, 1696 Fulton CO. Pa., and had 2 ch., viz.: William Eliz.abcth Valentine, dau. of Jan Tymen- .Alfred of W^ashington D. C, b. Oct. 14, sen of Schenectady N. Y.V, son of Jacques 1855. m. Maggie E. Morgan, and J.amcs Cossart of Brooklyn N. Y., d. 1785, came Henry of Washington D. C. b. Sep. 17, from Leyden to N. Y. in the ship " Pom- 1864, ni. Maud E. Goss], Mary Kmmeline erlander Kerch " 1662. took oath of alle- of York Pa. and Rachel Eliz.abeth Kell giance to English 1664 (m. Lydia Willcms [ra. Hugh Wliiteford MoCall of York, of Leyden). There is a Jacques Cossart atty. at law, and had 3 ch., viz.: Jamco St. J 2l8 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. Cl.iir, ally, at law, Samuel Kcll, atlj'. at Samuel Cliurch [and Sarah Porter oi law. and Hugh Clark McCall]); son oi Litchfield CO. Ct.j, d. 1 760, paper manu- James Kcll of Franklin co. Pa., b. in Pa. facturer, and desc. of John Porter); son u{ '775. d. near Upper Strasburg Pa. Mar. Eleozor Green of Stamford Ct., b. there 12, 184J (ni. i.st Ann McCollough, 2d Feb. 25, 1724, d. there 175S (m. Apr. or Raclu-1 Dur.in); son of Aaron Kell. Sep. 13, 1748 Sarah, dau. of Nathaniel Sel lick of Stamford Ct.) ; son of Jacob ot GREEN, CHARLES RANSLEY of Norwalk Ct.. b. about 1695 (m. Nov. ij, I-yndon Kan., b. in Milan Ohio 1719 Elizabeth, dau. of John Reed of Nor- Nov. 8, i8-(5, served as soldier through the walk, and had 5 ch., viz.: l£lizabeth. b. civil war in co. A lOist Ohio inf., wounded Nov. 6, 1720, Elija, b. Apr. 9, 1723, Eleazur, 3 times, helped to survey 1st railway via b. Feb. 25, 1724 as above, Ruth, b. Feb soulliern route through Now Mexico, Ariz, 25. 1726 or 27, and .\sahel, b. Oct. 25. to Cal, 1S67. returned to Kan. 1868, taught 1729). 15 terms in public school, farmer, collector of historical data, director of Kan. State LOCKE, SAMUEL ADAMS of Boston Hist. Soc. (m. Dec. 28, 1869 Flavia .\nn Mass., b. in Cambridge Mass. Apr. Barbour, dau. of Dryden and Jane [Wil- 26, 1800, d. Dec. 20, 1829 (m. May 7, 1826 cox] liarbour of Canton Ct."); son of Lydia, dau. of Laban and Cclia [Sprague] Elias Green of \Vakeman Ohio, b. in Stoddard of Plingham, and had 3 ch., viz.: West Bloomficld N. Y. May 22, 1820, d. in Henry, b. Mar. 22, 1827, Mary Frances, b. Wakenian Mar. 12, 18S1, a writer of prose Dec. IS. 1828, d. Jan. 21, 1883 [m. July 28, and blank verse, contributing to several 1S62 Charles Brigham, see Brigham line- newspapers, farmer, taught 14 terms of age], and Samuel Adams Locke, b. July sohool, 'held various town offices (m. Nov. .30, 1830, d. Nov. 30, 1867); son of Samuel 26, 1S44 Nfary .\Tin Sheltnn. b. in Wake- Locke of Cambridge Mass.. b. there Mar. man Ohio, dau. of Gershnm Shclton and 13. '773. d. there Jan. 22. l8o(5 (m. Nov. Hepsebath Smith, who removed from the 12, 1797 Hannah, dau. of Thomas and vicinity of Norwalk Ct. to the Western Hannah [Brooks] Learned); son of Sam- Reserve about iSiSI: s.on of Charles of uel of Cambridge Mass., b. there Dec. 15, Milan Ohio, b. in Steuben N. Y. Apr. 27, 1748, d. there Sep. 13, l8ig, lieut. in rev. 1794, d. in Milan Mar. 31, 1853, learned the war (m. May 16, 1771 Martha, dau. of trade of a fuller in Oneida co. and left Joseph and Martha [Frost] Adams); son home to seek his fortune when 20 years of Samuel Locke of Cambridge Mass.. b. old, owned a 40 or 60 acre farm in Roch- there Jan. 15. 1714. d. there ,-\ug. $ 1775 ester (m. Sep. 10, 181S Electa Perrin. d, in (m. Deborah, dau. of Jonathan and Ruth Milan Ohio 1855, dau. of Jacob Perrin, [Wright] Butterficld); son of Trancis of who with "his bros. settled and named Per- Cambridge, b. there July 25, 1690. d. there rington N. Y.. and desc. of John Perryn Sep. 3, 1770 (m. Feb. 25, 1713 Elizabeth, of Braintree Mass. 1635); son of Ezra dau. of Joseph and Sarah [Harrington] Green of Steuben N. Y., b. in Litchfield Winship); son of William Locke of Cam- CO. Ct. d. in Y. Jan. 30, 1754, Remsen N. bridge Mass., b. there Jan. 18, 1650, d. there in Sep. 1824. served in Capt. Hindman's July 8, 1738, deacon (m. May 29, 1683 CO. of Col. Benjamin Jlindman's Cl. rcg. Sarah, dau. of Francis and Isabella 1775, was in Col. Bradley's reg. 1776, in [Park] Wbittmore); son of William of Capt. Hawley's co. Col. ISToscley's rec Cambridge, b, in Stepney Parish Eng. 1777, Baron Steuben invited him to come Dec. 13, 1628, d. in Cambridge June 16, and live on his grant, wdiich he did 1791, 1720. deacon, came in the ship "Planter" receiving a little tract for a trifle (ni. 1776 Amy Church, d. 1841, had bro. Joshua, b. 1634 (m. Dec. 27, 165s Mary, dau. of Wil- T744, was a capt. in rev. war, and dau. of liam Clarke and Margery of Wuburn). / >i T 2 ar D AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 219 pORCE, DEXTER NEWELL of Mont- HOYT, S.XMUEL ROOSEVELT J- clair N. J., b. in Ballimore Md. Nov. JOHNSON u[ Dascuport Iowa, b. S, 1835 (m, Feb. 5, 1873 Marion Snelling in Meriden Ct. Dec. 9, 1S39, grad, Gris- Forsyth, b. in Maumee cily Ohio Sep. 30, wold coll. and seminary, B. \.. M. A., D. 184s. and liad 6 ch., viz.: Dexter Newell, D. and S. T. D. of same, prof in coll. sev- b. in OrangL- N. J. Nov. 16, 1873, Roder- eral years, 11 years in China, pastor of Si. ick Duncan, b. in Brooklyn N. Y. Sep. .Vndrow's ch. 14 years, archdeacon of M. i875> Agnes Jackson, b. in Orange July Davenport since 1891 (m. June 24. i86g 18, 1877, Marion Forsyth, b. in Orange Mary Eli/abcth Barris. dau. of Rev. Dr. Mar. I, 1S79, Joanna Newell, b. in Orange Willis H. Barris and Caroline II:irrison, Dee. 6, 1881 and Malcolm Wise Force); and gr.-dau. of Rev. Josei>h Harris and son of Dexter Clark Force of N. Y. city, Mary Pe|>i)ard, and had 5 ch., viz.: Mary b. in New Braintree Mass. Mar. 16, 1800, Fay, Helen E., Ruth A.. Carrie B. and d. in N. Y. Aug. 31, 1859 (ni. May 19, 1833 .\nne Yarrington Iloyl); son uf Meliinc- Joanna Bussy Newell, b. in Littletown thon Iloyt of Yankton, S. D.. b. in Nor- Mass. rj, May 1805, and had 5 ch., viz.: walk Ct. Feb. 13, 1809, d. in Scotland S. Charles Andrew, b. in Baltimore Md. May D. Jan. 2, iS88, grad. Yale coll. 1830, or- \% 1834, d. May 19, 1834, Dexter Newell, dained deacon in the Episcopal ch. 1834 b. Nov. 5, 183s as above, Charles William, and priest 1835, was honorary dean of Da- b. in Baltimore Sep. 20, 1837, d. Apr. 15, kota 1888 (ni. Mar. 28, 1833 .Ann Eliza 1839, Charles William, b. in Baltimore Varrington, dau. of Uriah and ."^nn [Tier] Sep. 10, i8j9, d. Sep. 16, 1878 and Thomas Yarrington, gr.-dau .of William and Chloe Sholes, b. in Baltimore Jan. 21, 184-'); son [Cleveland] Yarrington. and desc oi Wil- of Jonathan Force of New Braintree liam and Rebecca [Dayton] Yarrington Mass. (m. in Mar. 1795 Polly Clark, and and of William and Alice [Woodward] had 6 ch., viz.: Dexter Clark, b. Mar. 16, Yarrington, who settled near Boston Mass. 1800 as above, Charles Lynch, b. Mar. 10, 1700); son of Melnncthon Hoyt of South 1802, JIarriel Maria, b. Mar. 8, 1S04, Mary Norwalk Ct. and New York city N. Y., b. Fisher, b. July 18, 1806, Lucy Saphrona, in Stamford Ct. Sep. 17, 1770, d. in Nor- b. Nov. 25, 1796 and Almira Force, b, walk Ct. Nov. 2, 1845, when a lad of about June 29, 1798); son of Jonathan, b. in 12 ^lee^ed a whale boat that captured a Wrentham Sep. 14, 1735 (m. June 28, 1764 Britibh .-ihip in Long Island Sound during Mary Woods, and had 4 ch., viz.: Jonathan rev. war. later had lieutenant's commibsion as above, Sarah, b. Apr. 9, 1782, Anna, b. bigned by Go\'. Trumbull, was at one time July 4, 1784 and David, b. July 28, 1786, a large dealer in boots, shoes and leather d. July 23, 1791); son of William Force in N. Y. city Cm. Oct. 15, 1794 Betsey, of WVentham Mass., b. there Feb. 2-', 1700 dau. of I'aul Taylor of Norwalk Ct. [and (m. May 17, 1727 Abigail Ware, and had Sarah Nash], he was at the outset of the 8 ch., viz.: William, b. .A.ug. 29, 1728, Mary, rev. war a determined Tory, but later took b. up arms in behalf of the colony); son of Mar. II, 1730, Timothy, b. Mar. 2, 1731, John Tloyt of Stamford Ct., b. there Nov. Benjamin, b. Dec. 19, 1733, Jonathan, b. 24, 1740, d. there Mar. i, 1S25, serg. 1767, Sep. 14, 1735 as above, Bathsheba, b. Aug. teacher, town clerk 1775-1806, town trcas. 30, 1737, David, b. Oct. i, 1739 and Detty, 1790-1809, one of the comra. of safety in b. Mar. 14, 1744): son of Mark Force of Stamford 1775, deputy from Stamford in Wrentham Mass. (m. Oct. 13. 1698 De- Ct. legislature 1777, was prize master for borah Maccane, and had ch., viz: 5 the port of Stamford (m. Dec. 31, 1761 Dorothy, b. July 7, 1699. d. Aug. 26, 1775, Abigail, dau. of Ebenezer Hait [and Mary William, b. Feb. 22, 1700 as above, Mark, Halt], re\. soldier); son of Samuel of b. Apr. 19. 1703, Ebenezcr, b. Apr. iS, Stamford Ct., b. there 1714 or 18, d. there 170S and Richardson, b. Oct. 25, 1707). Apr. 6, 1756, merchant (m. Mar. 8, 1738 I I , A M ERIC A N A N C E S T.R Y. Abigail lk-1!, dcsc. of Lt. Francis Bell, one -\pr. 29, 1876, and Eugenia Somera I'kl.c of the fuiiiidcrs of Stamford); son of Sam- b. in St. Louis i\Iar. 20, 1.S78J; son ,; uel Hoyt of Stamford Ct., b. tficre 1679 or Albig-ence Pierce, b. in South Knyali,: 8^, d. tliL-rc 1766 or 7, deacon, represented Vt. May 23, 17S9, d. there Nov. lo, iSpj. Stamford in general court years, clerk of 5 surgeon in the war of 1S12 and was .: lu.i-t probate in Stamford, capt., sat with Wil- distinguished man (m. June 12, 1813 Lnc) liam Davenport in the famous Saybrook Bryant, and had 7 ch., viz.: Nathan W., tj convention, and was their moderator (m. .Aug. 30, 1813. George B., ib. Aug. 26, 181. Mar. 29, 1704 Mary, dau. of Jeremy Jag- Elizabeth M., b. Oct. 19, 1819, Albigeiu'c gcr, who rendered such good service in b. M.. Apr. 27, 1823, John S., b. Feb. j, tile war with the Peciuods that he received 1828, Lucy E., b. June 27, 1831, and Maria thanks and his sons were given grants of L., b. July 31, 1850); son of Willard of land); son of Benjamin Hoyt of Stamford South Royalton Vt., b. there Jan. 28, 1762. Ct., b. in Windsor Ct. Feb. 2, d- in 1644. d. there Nov. 25, 1830, was in rev. war at Stamford Jan. 26, or 1735 6, was fence- the age of 16 years (m. July 22. 17S4 Su- viewer and pound for Northfield 1683-4. sanna Waldo, and had 8 ch., viz.: Betsey, b surveyor for Northfield 1700, selectman 17S5, Phineas, b. July 13, 1787, Albigen-e, 1690. collector to gather Mr. Davenport's b. May 23. 1789 as above, John D., b. July rate 1700 (ni. Jan. 5, 1670 Hannah, dau. of 14. 1791. Lucy, b. Dec. 25, 1793, Betsey, b. Jonas Weed, who d. in Stamford Ct. 1676. July 4. 1796. Priscilla, b. .-\pr. 19, 1799, and was one of the founders of Stamford, Dane W., b. Jan. 20, 1803); son of moved to Watertown 1631, freeman); son Nathaniel Pierce of Pomfret Ct. and of Simon Hoyt of Stamford Ct., b. in Eng- South Royidton Vt., b. Mar. T9, 1728. d. in land 150S, d. in Stamford Sep. 1, latter 1657, July 13, 1808 (m. Sep. 2.1. 1754 Pris- landed in Salem 1628. to moved Charles- cilla Shei.pard. and had 9 ch., viz.: Eliza town Afass. 1620. was one of the 1st settlers belh, b. May 4, 1756, Marllui. b. Mar. 1, of Dorchester 1630. romoved to Scituate 17.S8. Phebe. h. Jan. 13, 17C0, Willard. b 1635, to Windsor Ct. 1639 or 40, the name Jan. 28, 1762 as above, Lucy, b. Dec. 2S, Hoyt's Meadow given to his place of resi- 1764, Bester, Priscilla, Isaac, b. 1774, and dence is still applied to that portion of Caleb); son of Nathaniel ,if Plainfield Windsor, moved to Fairfield 1649, ^hence and Pomfret Ct., b. June 3. 1701. d. in to Stamford (m. 2d before 1637 Susanna). Poinfret 1775 (m. Feb. 20, 1723 Elizabeth Stevtns, and had ch., viz.: piERCE, 7 Ruth, b. Nov. WALTER BRYANT of 27. 1725, Nathaniel, b. Mar. ig. J 1728 as Shepherd^lown W. Va.. b. in F.unke/- above, Ezekiel, b. Dec. 18, 1730, Phebe, b. hill 111. July 16, 1873 (m. Oct. 14, 1896 Feb. s. 1732. Elizabeth, b. Nov. 30, 1736, Emily Gary Guest, dau. of J. Wesley and Jcdcdiah, b. Feb. 22, 1740, and Willard, Ruth Guest of Baltimore Md.); son of b. ^lar. 0. 1743); son of Timothy Pierce John Sabin Pierce of Shcpherdstown W. of Plainfield Ct., b. in Woburn Mass. Jan. Va., b. in Strafford Vt. Feb. 2, 1828, grad. 25. 1673. d. in Plainfield May 25, 1748, Oartmonlh coll, 1851, moved to She|iherds- judge of prob.ile, col. of militia, member town, joined the Confederacy, was capt. of gov.'s council (m. ist May 27, iffjG and paymaster, was on the secret service Lydia Spaulding. and had 4 ch., viz.: Tim- under Gen. Robert E. I.ce (m. June 8, othy, b. Oct. 7, 1698, Nathaniel, b. June 3, 1S71 Eugenia, dau. of Charles and Eugenia 1701 as above. Jedcdiah. b. Feb. 23, 1703, [K'emp] .'Xyres of Baltimore Md., and is a and Lydia. b. Mar. 10, 1705, 2d Oct. 12, relative of many prominent ^Id. and Va. 1709 Hannah Brndhurst, and had 6 ch., families, she, Eugenia Pierce had 4 ch., viz.: Benjamin, b. June 7. 1710, Ezekiel. b. vi^. : George .Albert, b. in St. Louis Mo. Jan. 8. 1712, Phebe. b. Feb. 10. 1714, Han- Apr. 19, 1872, Walter Bryant, b. July 16. nah, b. May 8, 1717, Abel, b. June 17, 1720, 187.3 as above, Arthur Gary, b. in St Louis and Jabez); son of Thomas of Woburn AMERICAN ANCESTRY. Mass., b. June 21, 1645, d. in Wubiirn Dec. gr.-dau. of David Walker, rev. soldier, and 8, 1717 (ni. Alar. 24, lOSo Rachel Bacon, desc. of James Walker, lieut., in colonial and had Timothy, b. Jan. 25, 1673, Rachel service and other government positions, and Abigail); son of Thomas I'ierce oi Alexander Walker, John Walker, who was J Woburn Mass., b. in Eng. 1608, d. in a member of the general assembly Kent co. Charlcstown Mass. Nov. 6, 1683. serg., Del. i685 and John Walker of Appociui- moved to Woburn 1643, selectman oi \\ o iionny Del., she, Matilda had 9 ch., viz.: burn 1660, was on the conim. for dividing Mary M., b. about 1836, Wright, b. about tlic common lands in Woburn, was one of 1838, Caroline, b. Oct. 30, 1840, d. Mar. 18, the right proprietors 1667, and also 01 the 1845, William Walker, b. Jan. 17, 1843 as general court comm. appointed tor the above, Julia Winston, b. Jan. I, 18.45, d. same purpose 1C6S (m. May 6, 1635 Eliia June 26, 1845, Jacob Strader, b. Mai. 31, belli Cole, and had 13 ch,, viz.: Abigail, b. 1846, d. July 6, 1846, Sallie Kicliards, b. .'\ug. 17, i03(j, John, b. Mar. 7, 16.43. about 1851, Oliver, b. Aug. 8, 1853 and Thomas, b. June 21, 1645 as abcjve, Ehza- Edward Walker Smith, b. June 27, 1855, bcth, b. Dec. 25, 1646, Joseph, b. Sep. 2J. d. Aug. 18, 1855); son of Wright Smith 1648, Joseph, b. Aug. 13, l64y. Stephen, b. of Cincinnati Ohio, b. in Vt. about 1789, July 16. 1651, Samuel, b. Feb. 20. 1O51. d. in Cincinnati, was on the ship " Con- Samuel, b. Apr. 7, 1656, \\'ilUam, b. Mai. stitution " with Commodore Freblc during 7, 1658, James, b. May 7, 1659. Abigail, b. the war with Tripoli, kept a log book of Nov. 20. 1600, and Benjamin); son of the daily happenings, was in war of 1S12 Thomns Fierce of England and Charles- (m. Sallie, dau. of Sir John Richards, and town Mass.. b. in Eng. I5i''3 or 4. d. in had 10 ch., viz: Wright, b. 1811 as above, Charlest.ow II Mass. Oct. 7, i66rt. came from William R., Oliver, George F., diaries Eng. to .Vmcr. 1633. settled in Cliarlesto\vn, Sontag, Alarion, Sarali, Julia, Alice and freeman 1635, was one of the 21 commis- Kate, d. 1896); son of Levi of Amherst si. mers appointed by the general court to Mass., b. there 1761, d. in Hamilton Ohio see that the saltpetre 'heaps were made by Sep. 12, 1828, enlisted in the continent:il all the farmers of the colony (m. Elizabeth, army at the age of 14 years, was in the and had 8 ch., viz.: John, Samuel. Thomas, l^exington alarm call, was a fifer and served b. 1608 as above, Rrdjert. Mary. IClizabelh. during the entire war, participating in the Fersis and Abigail, b. June 17, 1639). principal battles, at the conclusion oi the war he took to hunting and scouting for a nMITH, Wn,I.F\M WM.KICR Jr. of profession, had many e.^cciling adventures ^ ^ Cincinnati Ohio, b. in Covington Ky. with the Indians, settled in Ohio (m. Han- Nov. 21, 1870, atty. at law, registrar of the nah Holhnid, who was of old New Eng- Ohio Soc. of tile Sons of the Rev., geneal- land stock, her ancestors settled in Fellrim, ogist and numismatist (unmarried); son she, Hannah had 11 ch., vi.:. : Josiah, b. of William Walker Smith of Cincinnati Apr. 12, 1786, Silas, b. Feb. 9, 1788, Oliver, Ohio, b. In Boone co. Ky. Jan. 17, 1843, b. Jan. 28. 1790, Holland, b. Nov. 22, 1792, retired merchant (m. Oct. 14, 1869 Emilv Wright, b. about 1789 as above, Solomon. Louise Van Deventer [nf Dutch desc, her Samuel, whose son Edwin Forest Smith ancestors having come from Deventer resides in Cincinnati. Martin, Lemuel, Holland 1662I, has 2 ch., viz.: William Orin and Markus) ; son of Martin Smith \\'all Boston Mass. 181 1, d. in Covington 1862, son's CO., was in the battle of Bunker Hill merchant, was one of the early settlers of with his son T^cvi Cm Jan. 4. 1760 Lucy, Cincinnati Ohio Cm, Nov. 12. 1835 Matilda dau. of Preserved Clapp. gr.-dan. of Pre- IE Walker, dan. of William McCannon, served Clapp. and desc. of Preserved AMERICAN ANCESTRY. Clapp, who was deputy to general court, 7, 1750, Nathaniel, Joseph and IchabiMl. f, elder in tlie church for many years, and -Apr. II, 1675); son of Samuel .Sunlli : Roger Clapp, b. in Salcombe Regus, Dev- Weathersfield Ct., b. in Eng. U102, d ii, onshire Eng. 1609, d. Feb. 2, 1691, arrived Hadley 1680, came to Amer. in ihe \\\m at Nantaskel 1630, was a military man, abeth of Ipswich, was deputy cuukiun commanded the Castle, now Fort Inde- siuner, associate judge, lieut. and cipt pendence Boston Mass. 1665-85, was lieut. was appointed several times to treat wiii. of the ancient and honorary artillery co. the Indians, was one of the oriKui I of Boston, she, Lucy had 8 ch., viz.: Levi, .settlers of Weathersfield Ct. (m. 1625 h^li.' b. 1761 as above, Josiah, Solomon, Jona- obeth, and had 6 ch., viz.: Samuel, b. abimi than, b. about 1768, Martin, b. Oct. 7, 1625, Elizabeth, b. 1627, Mary. b. iii.jo, 1770, Stephen, b. Nov. 21, 1773, Wright, Philip, b. about 1633 as above, Chileab, b b. Feb. 19, 1775 and Phineas) ; son of about 1635, and John). Jonathan Smith of Amherst Mass., b. in Hatfield Aug. 10, i68g, d. in Amherst pLARKE, FRANK HAMILTON of 177S, was a capt. of the town and saw v.^ Detroit Micli., b. in- New Brighton much service against the Indians (m. Pa. Dec. 24, 1854, when quite young moved June 6. 1722 Hannah, dau. of Benuni to Coldwater Mich, with his parents, Wright uf Hatfield, gr.-dau. of Samuel thence to Dowagiac Mich. 1859, while only Wright, son of Jolin, son of John Wright a lad was telegraph operator on the Midi, of KeKrdiin en. Ks^cx Lng,, ^he. Han- Central R. R., on tlie Canada Southern nah Iiad 8 ch., viz.: Jonathan, b. 1728, Mar- in Detroit 1S74, went to Chicago 1879 a-, tin, b. 1730 as above, David, Noah, b. general western passenger agent of the Oct. 8. 1742, Hannah, .Xbigail. b. 1723, Hoosac Tunnel R. R., and laier the sanu- Jonathan Rebecca and Jerusha) ; son of position for the Central Vt., is now con- Smith nf Hatfield, b. there 1663. d. there nected with the Detroit Tele[ihone Co., i. Abigail, dau. of '7,V (ni- Nov. 14, 16S8 an expert electrician (unmarried'), liad 3 Joseph Kellogg of Farmington Ct. 1651, bros and sisters, viz: Lt, FREDERICK moved to Boston 1659, to Hadlcy 1662, JULIAN CL.XRKE, b. in Rochester X. lieut., selectman, he with his 3 ch. were Y. Sep. 10, 1837, was killed while bravely captured and taken to Canada by the In- leading his co. in a charge upon the rebel dians during the Peqnod war, she, Abi- fortifications at Port Hudson La. May 27, gail had 9 ch., Jonathan, b. .^ug. 10. 1680 1863. was bnrieil in the military cemetery as above, Daniel, b. Mar. 3, 1692, d. Nov. at Batfjn Rouge La. (111. .-Xng. 23, iSi'ii 16, 1760, .\bigail. b. .Apr. 20, 1605. Stephen, Ellen Thomas). HARRIETTE SYMES b. Dec. 5. 1607, Prudence, b. May 16, 1700. Clarke, b. in Rochester N. Y. Sep. 27, 1S40 Moses, b. Sep. 8, 1702, Elisha, b. July 10, (m. Mar. 9, 1864 Capt. Charles Hall 7705, Flizaheth. h. May 8, l7aS and Sprague nf the ist Mich, cavalry, d. In F.phraimh son of Philip Smith of Hat- K.-insas City Mo. Jan, 12, [S70, had son luld. b. in Weathersficld Ct. 1633, d. in Charles .Mbert Clarke Sprague, b. in Dow- Hatfield Jan. 10, 1685, lieut., deacon, rep- agiac Mich. Sep. 29, 1865, d. at Hasting.i- resentative (m. 1657 Rebecca, dau. of on Hudson N. Y. Mar. I, 1S97, m. Nov. Nathaniel Foote of Weathersfield Ct., b. 5, 1889 Fstella Sadler). ADELAIDE in Fng. 1615, was one of the ist settlers DEBIA Clarke, b, in Rochester N, Y '*^. of Woathersfield and gr.-dau. of James Nov. 20, 1842 (m. 1st. Aug. 16. 1863 k Fontc of Scotland, was made a kiiight by Thomas Peabody Pown. relative of Geor.ge T.Tines T for bravery shown on field Tf Peabnily, the philanthropist, had son Fred- battle, she. Rebecca had 9 ch., viz,: Sam- erick Lincoln Pown, h. in Dowagiac Mich. uel, I1. in Jan, 1650, child, d. Jan. 22, l6fii, June 10, 1S65. 2(1 Dec. 24, 1883 George John, b. Dec. 18. t66i. Jonathan, b. 1663 Oboe of Hasfings-on-Hudson N Y.\ as nb(n 0, Philip, Rebecca, d. about Oct. EDWARD DE VOLION Clarke, b. in .V ;, AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 223 Wheeling West Va. Mar. 15, 1850, d. in ward], Albert Henry, b. Mar. 9, 1813, d. Riichcslcr Pa. Aug. 4, 1851, and GRACE Feb. 23, 1823, Charles Edwards, b. Sep. GRliENWOOD Clarke, b. in New 7, 1815, col. of the bth Mich, heavy artil- Brigliton Pa, Mar. 28, 1852. d. in C«ild- lery in the war of the rebellion, was bre- water Mich. May 24, 1859; children of veted brig.-gen., Rufus Lathrop Baker Joseph Baker Clarke of Dowagiac Mich., Clarke, b. June 4, 1817, practiced law in b. in Lebanon Ct. Oct. 23, 1806, d. in Dow- Rochester N. V. in early life, removed to agiac Feb. 25. 18S6, eminent lawyer (ni. Mt. Pleasant Iowa about 1845, member of June 30, 1836 Jane B. Symes, b. in New the constitutional convention, removed to York city .'\.ug. 2, 1815, dau. ol Edward Washington D. C. 1862, was a member of Symes, was a scholarly man, his father the board of appeals U. S. patent ollice was a British officer under Gen. Bur- with the title of judge 18O9-95 [m. Sep. 17, goyne, and desc. of Samuel Sherman, one 1856 .Xnnie H. Phillips of Lynn Mass., of the most noted men of his day, came and had Katherinc Phillips, b. .Aug. 4. from England in company with his cousin 1857, ni. 1st June 25, 1S79 .Augustus A. Capt. John Sherman 1632, gr. -father of Nicholson of Washinglon D. C, and had Roger Sherman, Senator John Sherman, .Annie Phillips, b. May i, 1880, Canott, b. Gen. William Tecumsch Sherman, Kph- Feb. 14, 18S3, d. Feb. 17, 1883, m. 2d James raim Wheeler, came from Eng. 1639, Stoddard Williams of Glastonbury Ct., and Mathew Mitchel, b. in Eng. 1590, came to had 6 ch., viz.: Katherinc Stoddard, b. Apr. . i Amer. with Rev. Richard Mather in the 5, 1879, Flelcn De Volion, b. Nov. S, 1891, ship " James " 163S, had dau. Sarah Percy Huntington, b. July 9, 1894, Edith Mitclie! who m. Samuel Sherman, her Clarke, b. .Aug. 3, 1896, Percy Edwards C, mother Harriet Rowland was gt.-gr.-dau. b. Nov. 9, 1859, d. Sep. 10, 1856, grad. of of Henry Rowland who m. 1718 Tames, Cornell univ., lawyer and Phillips C. Wil- dau. of Deacon David Sherman, son of liams, b. Dec. J2, 1865], \V:lli;ini Edwin Samuel Sliorman); son of Thaddeus Clarke, b. Feb. J2, 1819 (m. 1st Harriet Clarke of New I'.rii^'hlon I'a.. Iv in l.cb.i- Hale, 2d Dec. 26, 1865 xMary L. Reed, and non Ct. Feb. 12, 1770, d. in New Brightain had William Edwards, b. May 7. 1867, il. Feb. 15, 1854, physician, surgeon of Gov. Oct. 6, 1894, grad. .'\mherst coll. 1889 and Jonathan Trumbull's staff (m. Mar. 24, of the North Western law sch,, was a mem- 1802 Deborah Baker, dau. of Dr. Joseph ber of the law firm ol Pidrich, Dawson Baker, was a surgeon on Gen. Putnam's & Clarke, Grace Clarke, b. Feb. 28, 1865, staff in the rev. war, desc. of Samuel Baker, m. Jan. I, |8<>5 Glenn E. Plumb, and had she, Deborah had 11 ch,. viz.: Dilia, .Ade- son William Clarke Pluml.), b. Oct. 15, laide, b. Dec. 25, 1804. d. Oct. 6. 1826, 1895 and William I'dwin Clarke of River Joseph Baker Clarke, b. Oct. 23, 1806 as Front 111., studied nu-rlicine in Rochester above, Frederick Julian, b. Sep. 10. 1808 N. Y.. surgeon of the 4th Mich. inf. and fen. Nov. 19. 1834 ^faria L. Sayward. and later of loth Mich] Lucy Caroline Clarke, had 5 ch., viz.: Mary Worcester, Henry b. May 8, 1S21 [m. June 7, 1853 Rev. Sayward, m. Dollie Winon. had son Fred- .^mory Dwight M:iyo of Gloucester and crick Winon Clarke who m. Jennie Wirst. Boston Mass.. and had 4 ch., viz.: John desc. of John Rogers, the martyr, and had Albert, Rosalind, Lucy Cordelia and son Frederick Wirst Clarke, b. Apr. 8, Arthur Dwighl ATayoJ, Snra Jane, b. in 1892. Charles Edwards. Jane and Horace Pompey N. Y. Sep. 28, 1823, no woman of Walter Georrre Clarke], Sophia Elizabeth, .Amer. has become more widely known b. Oct. 22, t8io. d. lUy 25, t868 \m. from her contributions lo our popular lit- Charles .'\d.Tnis, and had 9 ch,, viz.: Henry erature than Sarah Jane Clarke, over her -Mbcrt. TTcnry Charles, Adelaide, Char- noni de rhniie of (ir.iee Greenwood |"m. lotte, Marv Bcardsley, George Bncher. Leander K. T.ippinrott, d, iRo''\ had .Annie .Mice Sophia. Thaddeus Walter and Ed- Grace who m, Herbert ILilI Winslow, the 224 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. draiiialisi, and had son Herbert Hall appoint and commission officers of lli* VVinslow, b. i8y5, desc. o£ Edward Wins- militia, and of the Gov. and Lt.-Gov., ilic low, the Pilgrim father and John Robin- town of Windsor had a great pew whi.li son, pastor of the Pilgrims at Leydon] was wainscotted for the sitting of the max- Albert Clarke, b. in and Henry Pompey istrates, the town appointed him to .-.ii in }ilay 22, i8-'6, lawyer, to Cal., N, Y. moved thai pew On. 1st June 13, 1644 Mary i.'i .\ returned to the east iS6j [m. Nov. 23, bury, dau. of Thomas Newbury, who came " " 1864 Sabrina M. Townsend, and had Mary. in tlie ship Mary and John 1630, zA b. Oct. 12, 1865, Charles Edwards Clarke, Mrs. Wolcott whose son Roger Wolcoii b. Mar. 19, 1868, d. Mar. 27, 1S90, grad. m. Sarah, dau. of Lt. Job Drake Cl.irk. Columbia law sch., admitted to practice and Elizabeth and gr.-dau. of Daniel i88g [m. Fear Robinson, gr.-dau. of John Clarke). Robinson, the pastor of the Pilgrim in Holland, her fathers Leydon mother PjEWEY, WIl.Ll.AM TARBOX ni De Volion, desc. of Capt. Gen. J ' was Lucy Montpelicr Vt., b. Sep. ,30, 1S52. wa> Inniiun Ue Volion. b. in RochcUe Fiance, educated at the Washington co. grauuii.ir a Huguenot, Rev. John Lathrop, head of school, assistant to" tlie sec. of the \'\ the Lathrop family in Amer. and of Gen. Mutual Fire Ins. co. 1870-gi. treasurer oi Benedict Arnold]); son of John Clarke of same 1801. also director of the co. 18R2-4. L'lica N. Y., b. in Lebanon Ct. Jan. 7, was a memlier of the lire dept. 1872-80. 17J8. d. in Utica Dec. 23, 1822, grad. Yale private of co. H Vt. u.itional guard i8Sn. ", coll. 1749, eminent physician (m. Nov. resi.tjning as ist lieut. i8Sb. served as vil 1/5' Jerubha, b. Ang. 24, 1731, dau. of Col. lage trustee i88(>-7, treas. of the board of Jabez Huntington [and Elizabeth, dau. of land a.gents for many years, member of th^' Rev. Timothy and Esther [Stoddard] Ed- Sons of .\iner. Rev. since 1806 (m. Nov. 0, wards], prominent in both civil and mili- iSSi .Mice Elmore French, b. .Aug. 7. i8.t7. tary life, she, Jeruslia had sister Elizabeth dau. of James Gale French and Orlnnllia who m. the Hon. .\brahain Davenport, Gouldsbury. and desc. of John and Grace and desc. of the great New England di- French, one of the ist settlers of Braintrei vine, Jonathan Edwards and Aaron Burr, .Mass.. and Micah French, who served in famous for his duel with .\lexander Ham- the French and Indian war. she. .Alice had ilton); son of Moses Clarke of Lebanon 3 ch., viz.: Janie.- French, b. in Mmitpelier Ct., b. ttiirc 1683, d. there Sep. iS, 1745 Vt. .Mar. 7, 1883. Grace Elizabeth, b. in (m. Feb. 23. 1710 Elizabeth, d. Dec. 27, Montpelicr Mar. 31. l.^^S". d. there Mar 16. [761, dau. of Lt. Samuel and Mary 1801, and M.iurice \\'illiam Dewey, h. in [Clarke] Huntington, and gr.-dau. of Wil- Montpelier May 11. 1881)): son of Charles liam Clark of Weathcrsfield Ct.) ; son of Dewey, b. in Montpelier \'t. Mar. 27, 1826, Daniel Clarke of Hartford Ct., b. in East educated at the Washington co. granmiar Windsor Ct. Apr. 14, 1654. d. in Hartford, school, grad. Vt. univ. 1845. assistant sec. loek'smith (m. 1678 Hannah, dau. of Dan- of the Vt. Mutual Fire Ins co. 1845. sec. iel Pratt); son of Daniel Clarke of Eng- of same 18.^0-71, 1710, lawyer, the head of this family of \ice-pres. 1878-tyO. its i)res. i8go-8, director Clarkes came from Wiaral near Kiml- of the National Life Ins. co. 1S51. vice- worth Fng. with his uncle the Rev. Eph- pres. of same and its pres. since 1877, has raim Hue! 1630. took the alty's oath in been trustee of the W.ishin.gton co. .gram- .Andrus court at Hartford Ct. 1(187, wai mar school 1S63-V8, pres. of the board a member of the court of assistants, licut. since 1870, vestryman of Christ Episcopal of the ITnrtford troops i6.=58, capt. 1664, church .'ince 1853. jr. warden 1S6R-74. was secy, of the county court of Hartford bcnior warden 1S74-1/1. trustee of Norwich for many years, member of the com. to Univ., CO. senator for Washington co. ; : • AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 225 1S67-9, was slate bank cxaniiner (m. May Mar. 9, 1855 Susan Elizabeth Griggs, b. i8^S ]). 3, Betsey Tarbox, in Randoliih Vt. July 14, 1816, d. in Brattleboro Vt. Sep. 5, May 22, 1829, (lau. of Samuel and Susan 1886, widow of Gibbs Tilley of Worcester [I'Mson] Tarbox, and had g ch., viz.: Mass.); son of Simeon Dewey, b. in He- Frances Isabella, b. in Moutpclier Vt. bron Ct. .\ug, 20, 1770, d. in Montpelier Feb. 3, 1849 [ni. Oct. 25. 1871 Henry F. Vt. Jan. II, 1863, farmer, settled on Dog Fifield, son of Orange and Molina [Nel- River in the western part of Berlin Vt. son] Fificld], Ella Luthcria, b. in Mont- 1794 (m. Feb. 27, 1794 Prudence Yem.ans pclier Oct. 29, 1850, d. May 30, 1879 [m. of Norwich Vt., b. in Tolland Cl. Mar. 29, Carrol Pcrlcy Pithin, son of Gen. P. P. 177^. d. in Berlin Apr. I, 1794, had 8 ch., Pithin and Caroline Teni|)leton]. William \h.: Silas, b. in Berlin Vt. June 2, 1795, d. Tarbox. b. Sep. 30, 1852 as above, Jennie, there Sep. 19. 1813, Rebekah, b. in Berlin b. in Montpelier jMay 29, 1854 [m. June 30, Sep. 23, 1796 [m. 1st Apr. j, 1S17 Silas 18S0 Edward Dickinson Blackwell, son of Flagg, 2d July 11, 1828 Elias Hall. 3d Ma;- Edward D. and Persis [Dickinson] Black- 7. 1S50 Calvin Cady], Osnian, b. in Berlin well], Mary Grace, b. in Montpelier Vt. Oct. II, 1799 [m. 1st 1821 Betsey Peiley, Jan. 20, 1858, GeorRe Perrin, b. in Mont- 2d Jan, 22, 1832 Rebecca Davis], Zen:is pelier Au,ij. 18, 1S60. Gertrude May, b. in Coleman, b, in Berlin Aug. 22, 1801 (ni. Mont])eIicr Sep. iS. 1862 [m. I'-eb. 24, 1807 Mar. 13, 1828 Eliza Page], Julius Y., b. Frederick J. McCuen], Kate, b. in Mont- .\ug. 22, 1801 as above. Henry, b. in Berlin pelier Aug. 13, 1S64 [m. Dec. 27, 18NS Fob. 10, 1806 Jm. June 6, 1842 Martha H. Ernest Langdon Squire], and Charles Ne:d], Isaac Tic.heiior, b. in Berlin Mar. Robert, b. in Montpelier Oct. 27, 1867) 8, 1S09 [m. 1st 1832 Almira Smith, 2d Julia son of Julius Yemans Dewey, b. in Ber- .Morris], and Prudence .\senath Dewey, ib. lin Vt, Aug. 22, 1801, d. in Montpelier Vt. in Berlin May 12, 1816 (ni. Jan. S 1843 Wil- May 29, 1877. was educated at the Wash- liam A. Baldwin)); son of William ington CO. grammar school, studied medi- Dewey, b. in J.eb;inon Ct. J,in. 11, 1745 or cine with Dr. l.amb. M. D. of Vl. univ. 6, d. in Hanover N. H June 10. 1S13. re- 1S23, practiced medicine in .Montpelier un- moved to Hani>ver 1776. settled on the Ct. til 1S50, was appointed general agl. and river (m. 176S Rebecca Carrier, b, in Col- medical examiner of the Nation.'d IJfe Ins. ;'he director of the \'t. Multial I'irc Ins. co. b. in Hebron Cl. Feb. 13, 1769. d. Sep. 1854-61. surgeon of the 1st reg. st-ate iS, 1841. Simeon, b, Aug. JO, 1770 as above. militia (ni. ist M.iry Perrin, b. in Berlin \VilIi:im, b. in Hebron Jan. 6, 1772 |ni. Vt. Jan. 30, 1799. d. in Montpelier Sep ,\pr, 22. 1804 Abigail Flagg), David, b. in 3, 1843, dau. of Zachariali and Mary [Tal Hcbrrm June 2. 1773 [in. Mar. j,]. 1797 cotl] Perrin, who came from Gilead Ct.. Heta Wright], .Asa, b. m Hebron I'"eb. 18, settled in Berlin 1789, desc. of William '775 [ni. 1st Jan. 12, 1803 Jeniiha Knapp, Pynchon and Nicholas Pynchon of Wales, 2d May II, 1825 ,Anna Brewer], Israel, b. sheriff of London Eng. 1532, she, Mary in Hanover N. H. Jan. 26, 1777 [m. rst had 3 ch., viz.: Charles, b. Mar. 27, 1S26 as Mar. I, !,8oi Betsey Baldwin. 2d Mar. 1, above, Edward, b. in Montpelier Vt. Mar. 1S09 Nancy Horry], I^ydia, b. in Hanover 27. 1829 [m. Aug. 27, 1856 Susan G. Til- -Mar. II, 177S [m. 1835 Eli Hurlburtt], ley], Geor.ge, b. in Montjielier Dec. 21't. Henry, b. in Hanover Sep. 12. 1779 m. 1S37 [m. Oct. 2.(, 1867 Susan Goodwin), Apr. 4, 1816 .Amelia [.. Dutton). Parlheni:i, and Mary Perrin Dewey, b, in Montpelier b. in Hanover Feb. 13, 1781 fm. ist Mar. Oct. 26, 1839 [ni. Jan. 10, 1S61 Dr. George 10, 180S Dr. Jacob Miller, cd Mar. 14, 1824 P. Greely], 2d /Xug. 3, 1845 Susan Edsoii Thomas Beach], Oliver, b. in Hanover of Randolph Vt., b. July 15, 1799, d. Sep. Sep. 26, 1782 [m. Mar. 10, 1814 Jemima II, 1854, widow of Samuel Tarbox, 3d Wright], Eunice, b. in Hanover .Apr. 7, 15 226 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 1784 [m. Oct. 12, 1819 Arlcnias Brown], 30, 1726 Experience Woodward], M.uy, li Rlias. b. in Hannvcr Dec. 26, 1785 [in. Jan. in Lebanon Oct, 24, 1704 [m. John Wei. 24, 1824 Mary Newell], Andrew, b. in ster], and Mehilable, b. in Lebanon Juiu Hanover Apr. i, 1789 [m. 1st July 5, 1814 29, 1708 [m. Apr. II, 1734 Abel Biu-llll. Harriet Pinnis, 2(1 Aug. 2r. i8j2 Sally son of Josiah b. in ir Dewey, Winds. Ci . Martin], and a son. b. in Hanover Aug. 9. bp. Oct. 10, 1641, d. in Lebanon Ct. Sc|i 1791, d. there Aug. 11, 1791); son of Sim- 7, 1732, removed to Northampton ^Ia^^ eon Dewey, b. in Lebanon Ct. May i, 1718, about 1662, to Westfield Mass. aliout Ki;^, d. tlicre Alar. 2, 1750 (m. Mar. 29, 1739 to I-ebanon Ct., held many public olTice, Anna .Phelps, b. Aug. 6, 1719, d. in Han- farmer, deacon, soldier (m. Nov. 6, it/ij over N. H. Sep. 25, 1807, had 6 ch., viz.: Hepsibah Lyman of Northampton, b Theda, b. in Lebanon Ct. July 28, 1740, d. aliout 1643 or 4, d. June 4, 1732 [dau. mj there filar. 10, I7,i0, William, b. in Leb- Richard :md Hepsibah [Forrl] Lyman .li anon May 18, 1742, d. there Apr. 6, 1744. PLartford Ct.], had 11 ch., \iz.: Ilupsibnli Simoon, b. in Lc^banon Feb. 22. 1744 [m. b. in Northampton Oct. g, 1663, l\Lary, b 1st Jan. 22. 1767 Hann.ah Bliss, 2d 177,-? in Northampton Oct. 16, 1(565, d: there Mrs. Elizabeth Turner], William, b. in Jan. II, 1666, Josiah, b. Dec. 24, 16O6 as Lebanon Jan. 11, 1745 or 6 as above, .-Xmia, abo\e, John, b. in Northampton Feb.- Q, b. ill Lebanon JaTi. ,u. 1747 or 8 [m. Mr. 1O68 or 9 [ui. .Apr. 5, 1705 M.iry Thomas], Ca.pron], andBetioni, b. in Lebanon July Ebenezer, b. in Westfield Mass. Feb. 20, 18. 1750 [ni. Sarah Worthinglon]) ; son of 1672 or 3 [m. Nov. 8, 1709 Elizabeth William Dewey, b. in Northampton Wright], Nathaniel, b. in Westfield Feb Mass. in Jan. 1691 or 2, d. in Lebanon Ct. 20. 1672 or 3 [ni. Jan. 24. 1699 Margaret Nov. 10, 1759 (ni. July 2, 1713 Mercy Burroughs], Joseph, b. in Westfield Aug Bailey, and had 9 ch.. viz.: Mercy, b. in II. 1674, d. in June 1675, Eliz.abcth, b. in Lebanon Ct. .Apr. i, 1714, William, b. in Westfield July 10, 1677, Joseph, b. in West- Lebanon i\Lar. i. 1716, d. there Sep. 5, 1717, field .Apr. 9, 16S2, d. July 9, 1682, Experi- William, b. in Lobanon May i, 1718, d. ence, b. in AVestfield Apr. 9. 1682 [m. John there May 23. 1718. Simeon, b. May i, Jillett], au 1718 as above, Jcrusha, b. in Lebanon S. 1685, d. July 13, 1685 ); son of Thomas Dec. 6, 1720 [m. Dec. 12, 1740 Paul Dewey, d. in Windsor Ct., buried -Apr. 27, Phelps], Hannah, b. in Lebanon Dec. 6. 1648, emigrated to .Amer, from Sandwich, i7.;o fm. Dec. 22, 1742 Silas Phelps], Jer- Kent En.g. in the ship "Lyon's Whelp" viah, b. in Lebanon Jan. 28, 1726 [m. Solo- ''163, settled in Dorchester Mass,, freeman mon Williams]. Elijah, b. in Lebanon June it''34. ^ct cult Willi about 60 people to fi/und 2C>. 172S [m, 1st May 10, 1750 .'\bigail Mar- Windsor Ct. under the guid.ince of Rev tin. 2d Dec. iS. 1760 Mary Dixon], and Thomas Warham 1635. juror for many y\nna, b. in Lebanon Jan. 21, 17,30 [m. Nov. years (m. Mar. 22, 1638 or 9 Mrs. Frances 7, 1754 Ebcnozer Checrn]); son of Josiah Clark, d. in Westfield Mass. Sop. 27, 1690, Dewey, b. in Northampton Mass. Dec. 24. widow of Joseph Clark, whose dau. Mary l6(16, removed to Westfield 1672, to Leb- m. 1656 John Stron.g of Windsor Ct., son anon Ct. i6()9, held various town ofTices of Elder John Strong of Northampton (m. Jan. 15, 1690 ^TehitabIc Miller, b. prob, ^Tass.. she, Frances had by 2d m. 5 ch., in Northampton Mass. July to. 1666. dan. viz.: Thomas, b. in Windsor Ct. Feb. 16, of William Miller and Patience, anil had 6 1639 [m, July I, 1663 Constant Hawes], ch,. vi^.: William, b. in Jan. 1691 or 2 as Josiah, bp. Oct. 10. 1641 as above, Anna, above, Josiah, b. in Westfield Mass, Mar. b, in Windsor, bp. Oct. 15. 1(143 [m. May I. "1696 or 7 [m. Dec. 4. 171S Sarah Hutch- 18. 1671 John Woodward]. Israel, b. in inson], Joseph, b. in Weslficid Dec. 24, Windsor Sep, 2^. if)45 fm. .Au,g. 20, i6(>H 1(107 [m. Oct. 31, 172(1 .\bi.gail Hills], John, .Abigail Drake], and Jcdcdiah, b. in Wind- b. in Lebanon Ct. Dec. 4. 1700 [in. Nov, sor Dec. 15, 1647 [m. 1671 Sarah Orton]). Y ^ T P. ij AMERICAN A N C E S T R Y. 227 QPANGLEK, l-i:)\V.\lin WICBSTER o{ listed in 2d artillery, regimental serg.- "^ Yiii-k l\i.. b. tlicrc Feb. 23, 1846, maj., discharged 1837, -'' lieut. 6tli U. S. " author of the Spanglcr Annals," member inf. 1837, col., brig. -gen. (m. .Apr. 25, 1S45 of en. II ijolh reg. Pa. infantry, partici- Margaret Jane, dau. of Robert .\rnistrong pated in tlie battle; of Antietam, Freder- [and Margaret Nichol of Nashville Tenn., icl<.-il)Mr,i; and Cliancellnrsvillc. ally, at law dau. of Josiah and Eleanor [Ryburn] fincc iS''i7, pros, of the Spanijlcr Mannfac- Nichol], son of Joseph :\rm-.trong and tnrinf; eo. and of Daily Post Co., member Susan Wells, b. in Abington Va. i7'jo); of the G. :\. R., Pa. Soc. of Sons of Rev. son of Joshua Lovell of Mass., b. in Wey- and Pa. German Soe. (ni. Se[i. 25, 1S73 mouth Mass. .A.ug. 10, 1777, d. in Fitch- Mary Frances Miller, mend)er of Daugh- burg Mass. Dec. 14, 1865 (m. Dec. jy. 1801 ters of .\mcr. Rev., dan. of Jnhn S. Miller INfary Swain, b. in Nantucket l\Lass. .\u.g. of VVincbeslcr Va., and dose, of Rudolf 30, 17S2, d. in East Cambridge .Mass. .-Xug. Span.[;ler, capt. in rev. war, she, Mary had ,10, 1835. desc. of John Tilly of the May- 4 e^i.. viz. : Louise M., Juliet S., Edward flower, and dau. of Charles Swain [and W. and Robert S. Spantiler) ; son of Jerusba Gardner of Nantucket, dau. of Rudolph Spaii.e.ler of York co. Pa., b. Solomon and Jemima [Tolger] Gardncr|, there June 27, iSno, d. there Sep. 30. uSsi, son of Charles and Elizabeth [ColTin] fanner (m. May 3, 1827 Sarah Harbaush, Swain); son of Samuel Lovell of Wey- pr.-dau. of Yost Herbach, rev. capt., team- mouth ^^ass., b, there .A-Ug. 8, 1753. d. in ster in the Rraddock expedition when 14 ITull Mass. M'ay 7, 1807 Cm Feb. 20, 7777 years old)", son of Henry of York co. Pa., Olive Gould, b, Afar. 31, 1757, d. .'\ug. 25, h. there AuR. 3. 1753. d. there .Vur. 9, 1S26, 1844, dau. of Elisha and Experience [Lov- farmer, member of the 7th co. 7lh battalion ingl Gould. gr,-dau. of Joseph Gould, :ilso in the rev. war (m. Catherine, dau. of of S;nnuel and Jane [C'lllicrl Lmiii.g. and Peter .Mobr, member of the 7th co. 7tb desc. nf Lt. Robert Gouhl, 1st of the name liattalion); son of Rudolph Spangler nf in .\mer.. Thomas Luving. isl of the name York co. Pa., b. in Weyler Germany Mar. in .\mcr.. settled in Tliug-ham M.iss . and I, 1721, d. in York co. 1782, emigrated with Matthew ITanks of Ilinghani): son of his father on the ship " William and Joshua I.ovcll of Weymouth Mass.. b. Sarah" to Philadelphia Pa. 1727 (m. there Se'p. 8. l8,u, d. 1756 (m Eli/abetb Barbara); son of Caspar Spangler of Wey- Pr:itt, d. Mar. 20. 17110. h.id 2 cli . vi/,: ler Germany, b. there Jan. 20, 1684, d. in Samuel as above and Sarah); son of York CO. Pa. 17C0, master of linen makers' Joshua of Weymoulh Mass., b. there Sep. Guild of Weyler, emigrated from Weyler 22. 1600. d. there No\-. 24. I7'''3. eni,i:n in Gcr. 10 Phila. Pa. T727. settleil in York co. mililia (m. ist :ihout Jidy 15. 1727 Sar ih. d. Pa. 1729, where he located about 900 acres !\Tar. 22, 1733. dau. of Joseph and Sarah of land (m. Feb. g, 1712 Judith Ziegler, Shoer, 2(1 Dec. 10. 1734 BetlN- Pratt); son adopted dau. of ^itartin Ziegler of Weyler of Enoch Lovell of Weymouth Mass., b. Gcr.). there Dec. 29, 1&70, d. there May 20, 1746, capt.. left a large estate to his ch., was an T OVELL, ROBERT ARATSTRONG of influential man in the town (m. Nov. 24, '-^ Columlnis Ohio, b. in Fort Leaven- 1607 Mary Reed, d. May 5, 1745, dau. of worth .Kan. June 2.q. 1840. officer in U. S. Thom.is Reed and Sarah); son of James army 1872-00 (m. Jan. 18, 1S76 Sarah Pi., of Weymouth Mass., b. in England about dau. of Asahel and Jlarriet [Treat] Chit- 1634. d. in Weymouth 1706, a large land tenden, and desc. of William Chittenden of owner (m. Tst Jane, 2d .-Xnna. and had dan. Guilford Ct. and Gov. Robert Treat r.f .Anna, b. Nov. 20, 1607); son of Robert Milford Ct.); son of Charles Swain Lov- Lovell of Weyminilh Mass., b. about 1.S05, ell of U. S. army, b. in Hull Alass. Feb. 13, d. there .about 1672, founder of the family 1811, d. in Lo\iisville Ky. Jan. 3, 1S71, en- in New England, set sail from Weymo\ilh 228 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. in " " Old Dorset with Rev. John Hull LL. B. of Harvard univ. 1887, A. M. ..t 1(1,^5, arrived in Boston Mass., settled in same, was one the of founders and I ; VVcssagusciis, which they changed to editor in chief cA the Plarvard Law !<. (ni. Weymouth, farmer Elizabeth, and had view, while a student at the law sell-.. .1 Ann, Zacheus, John, Ellen and James as published for use of students a small \>v\. above). on Common Law Pleading, which he hi since revised, and it is now used in llu McKELVEY, JOHN of Sandusky Ohio, leading law schools, has recently publi^lu.l b. in Plymouth Ohio Feb. 8, i8j5, a book on " Evidence," is now practicir.,; was a student of Oberlin coll., studying g law in N. Y., is the general counsel for the mo. in the year and teaching a country National Wholesale Lumber Deal'-- school 3 mo. in each year, liccamc inter- .'Vssoc. of the U. S. [m. July 12. 1887 Mp.r> ested in real estate, manufacturing and R. Clark, grad. Oberlin coll. 1885. had 3 cli R. in Sandusky Ohio, has made to ad- viz.: Mary Alice, b. in Spuyten Duyvil N ditions to the city of Sandusky, was the Y. ^L^y 20, 18S9, Constance, b. in Si)uyi Columbus Short Line Railway co. 1892, is Spuyten Duyvil Apr. 8, 1893]. Alice Rov. now pres. of the Pittsburgh, Lake Erie and land. b. Apr. 25. 1867. entered the classical also Chicago Railway co.. pres, of tlic course of Oberlin coll. iS^'^t [m. June 15. N. Y. and Chicago Short Line Railway 1892 James Melville Milne, grad. pharmacy CO., a corporation proposing to construct and chemistry course of the Mich, univ , a R. R. from N. Y. to Chicago on nearly had 2 ch., viz.: Jane Huntington, b. in a rlircct line within a distance of 750 miles, Sandusky Ohio Aug. 22. 1893. and Franoi-, member of the board of managers of both b. in Sandusky May i, 1896]. Jemiii- the Western Reserve ancl Ohio State Soc. .\dams. b. Jan. 23, 1S73. d. .'\pr. 8. 187(1, of the Sons of Amer. Rev. (in. June 26, Charles Sumner, b. Jan. 3, 1875. d. .'\ug. 7. iSrn b. in Jane Rowland Huntington, 1875. and Ralph Huntington McKelvey. I). Brownville N. Y. Aug. 8, 18.37, dau. of Dec. 7. 1877. entered the classical course of Aipollos Ifuntington [and Deborah Row- the Ohio State univ. 1896, but changed to land] , son of Elisha Huntington, and desc. the classical course of Oberlin coll. 1897'); of Simon Huntington, who d. at sea while son of Mathew McKelvey, b. in West- on his way from Eng. to .Amer. 16.33. ^'ic. inoreland co. P.a. Jan. 30. 179.). d. in Green- Jane had 6 ch., viz.: Janet fluntington, b, field Oliio Mar, 18. 1S53. engaged in gen- A(pr. 2. 1862, completed the 12 years' eral mercantile business in Sandusky and course of tlie Sandusky public scIkjuIs in Plymouth Ohio 181S-.10. was one of the ,3 9 years. ,grad. fiiim the H. S. there with commissioners of Union co. 1828-30. estab- isl honors 1879, cnlered the classical lished the 2d female seminary in the state course of Oberlin coll. 1879, grad. A. B. of of Ohio at Plymouth (m. Mar. 27, 1818 same 1S83, received the ist honor, a gold Nancy Adams, b. in Marlboro Vt, July ,30. coll. medal, from the Oratorical Soc. for 170S. d. in Blanchard tp. Ohio Wax. 27. the best essay, received the 1st prize of 1818. I.iu.y'ht the 1st schoul organized in 200 dollars offered by Prang of Boston tlie tp.. dau. rif P,il(k-irl .Adams |;niil for best essay on Christmas cards I,'^,^^l [m. Mary Haynes), son of Joel Adams [and July zy, 1SS6 Rev. Clarence L. Swift of Elizabeth Fowler], and desc. of Robert Lansing Mich., where he is pastor of the Adams of Newbury, d. t'herc Oct. 12. 1(182, ist Congregational church, had 2 ch., vi/.: came from Devonshire Eng. to Amer., set- Dorothy Rowland, b. in Saratoga Springs tled in tpswicli ALass, 1635, Salem 163H Nov. 22. r8oo. and Helen Mel'Celvey Swift, .incl Newbury i6_io. and Lord John \\\ b. in Sar.itoga Springs Sep. 30, iSo-']. John .Adam, inenilur of parli:inient in Ivng. b. in Sanibisky Oliio Jay. May 2-1. 1863. I2 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 229 1819. d. in Plj-niouth Ohio Jan. 10. i8,u, P. and Sarah ( Baker | .Adams of George- Mirriani, b. in Sanilnsky June 9, 1S21, J. town Mass. and Wilton Me., and desc. of rhere June 25. 1822, Mary b. in Sandusky Philip Adams of York Me., unn of the June 9, iSji. (1. in riymoulh July 23. 1S42, signers of the articles of submi.-^sion to Sarali, b. in Sandusky May 5, 1823, d. in .Mass. 1652. she, Nina had 4 ch.. vi/.: Har- Blanchard Oliio July 2j, 1841. Nancy, b. lan .'\dams, b. in Wilton Me Dec. 6. 1873, in Sandusky Nov. 8, 1824, d. in Blancliard il. there Oct. 26. 1874. William Wiggiu. h. in July 1841. George, b. in Plymoutli Oliio in Wilton July 1. 1875. Carlton Bakrr. b. June 28, 1826. d. there Sep. 18. 1827, Jane. in Lewisiiiu Me. Mar. 23. 187S, and K.ilph b. in Plymouth June 9, 1828. d. in Hardin Lee Talbot, b. in Lewiston Dec. 8, i.S.SS); CO. Ohio in July 1841, Martha, b. in Ply- son of Charles Johnson Talbot cjf Wiltcni mouth Ohio Mar. 31, 1S31 [m. Dec. 30. Me., b. in Avon !Me. Sep. 18, 1820, d. in 1854 Ethan Lovell, b in Greenfield tp. Wilton Mar. 10, 1RS4. educ;iled at the Ohio June 17, 1819], Mathew. b. in Ply- Farminglon acad., tau,ght sever.d terms of mouth Feb. 25, 1833 [m. May 2, 1858 Mary, schoid, supt. of school committee of Phil- dan. of David and Katurah [Bloomer] lips Me. when 21 years old, law suidciit, Woolsey. and Itad 2 ch.. viz.: Lizzie, b. in admitted to the bar in Franklin co. Me., Sandusky Dec. 7, i860, m. Sep. 27, 1S8S register of deeds for Fr:inlclin co. 1847, Thomas Laird and Fred Lovell. b. in San- U. S. surveyor of customs for the port of 1 dusky May I, 1S66, m. Oct. 25. 1888 Lena Portland 1861-66. U. S. collector of in- Lowe, and had Ra)'mond, b. Apr. iS, 1890], ternal revenue 1869-76, stale R. R. com- and John McKelvey as above); son of I missioner 1S77-83 (in. 1st Mar. 23, 1843 William McRelvcy, b. 1760. d. in Ply-' Delphinia Shaw Robbins. d.an. of .Asa Rob- mouth, Ohio 1830, served in rev. war 6 bins [and Hannah Sh:iw]. seleclman and years, moved with his family from West- town clerk of Phillips Me. for 21 years, moreland CO. Pa. to Palmyra tp. Ohio member of the Me. legislature 1S38, cor- 1804, removed to Tru?nlndl en. 1807, to poral in war of 1812, and gr.-dau. of -'\sa Greenfield tp. 1815, and to Plymouth 1819 Robbins of Wintlirop Me., soldier in the (m. Mary Toppings, and had 12 ch., viz.: I2th Afass. reg. in the continental army, Jean, b. Nov. 2, 1787, Sarah, b. June 15. also gr.-dau. of .\braham Shaw, wlio was 1789, William, b. July 21, 1791, Alathew. in the battle of Bunker Hill. rev. cap!., b. July 30, 1794 as above, Margaret, b. she, Delphinia IkkI 2 ch.. viz.: -\rchie, b. Mar. 24, 1796. James, b. June 26, 1708. Sep. 14. 1S46 as above, and .'\sa Charles, b. Agness, b. June 8, 1800, Robert T., b. July in Farmin.gton Me. July 27, 1849 [m. Mar. 29, i8or, Elizabeth, b. Jan. 8, 1S03, Mary, 24, 1870 Abbie Roovilla naniill(m. b in b. Sep. s. 1807, Nancy, b. Mar. 3, iSio, and Farniington Oct. 13, 1849], he, Charles Julian, b. Sep. 18, 1S12). Johnson Talbot m. 2d Dec. 16, 1861 Mrs. ^Tyra A. Smith, and had 2 ch., viz.: Lura TALBOT, ARCHIE LEE of Lcwiston Linn, b. in Wilton Me. Oct. 26, 186.; [m. Me., b. in Phillips Me. Sep. 14, 1846. Nov. 26, 1891 Edwin S. Farnmer, b. in educated at the Wilton acad. and Mc. Wes- Wilton Jan. 10, 1862]. and Erlon Colby leyan seminary, deputy and clerk in his Talbot, b. in Wilton July 16, 1867, d. Feb. father's U. S. internal revenue and law of- 10, 1S91 [m. June 23, 1SS9 Abbie Beatrice fice 1869, U. S. deputy collector of internal Demming. d. Dec. 14. 1890]); son of revenue for the state of Me. 1877-84, insur- Archibald Talbot of Wilton Me., b. in ance agent since 1884, general agt. for the Ereeport Me. Oct. 12, 1799. d. in Willon Provident Life and Trust co. of Phila. July 27, 1873, farmer, co. commissioner for Pa. since 1887. member of the board of several years, trustee of state insane asylum aldermen, vice-pres. of the Me. State Soc. at Augusta 1857-9 (m. Sep. 27, 1S19 Sophia of the Sons of Amer. Rev. (ni. Jan. 13. Smith, dau. of Capt. Samuel Smith [and 1869 Nina Victoria .-Xdanis. dau. of Jewctt So]ihia Cnrlis], one of the early settlers in 230 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. Avuii .\Ic., private in 34U1 rcy. of Purihuirl Hannah, b. .Aug. 15, 1757 ]ni. IJvc. j. in ilu- w:ir of iSiJ. was in active service, 1780 Jonatlnin Byram], .Ambrn-e, b. .\'.i. -'. site, Sophia Siiiilh Talbot had 4 ch., viz.: 7, 1760, d. in Freepc.nl Mo. June i.^: , Cliarlcs J., b. Sep. 18, 1820 as above, Ma'^y [m. July 19, 1792 Olive Carter], Jo>ei)li, h: Spragiie, b. in Phillips Me. Jan. 9, iSjo, il Jan. 16, 1763, d. in Freeport Nov. 2, iS;; in Fanuiiigton Me. Nov. 2^, 1S58 [m. Ma> [m. Dec. 25, 1795 Sarah Patrick, b. 17711, 4. 1840 William D. Tarr, b. in Strong Me. d. m Freeport Dec. 28, 1863]. M.ir>. 1. Se]). jS, i8i,s, il. in Farminglon Jan. ::o, -Aug. II. 1705. d. Aug. 28. 1766. Ph.ihe. b 873I. Sjbel. b. in Avon Me. Nov. i. 1S25, May 20. 17C7. d. Feb. 2, 1S14, .A:~a. b. Jan. d. in W'illon 'Mc. Jan. 14. 1894 ['" Sep 30, 1769 as :ibove. Simeon, b. Nuv. 1, 1771. JO, i8(jj David Miller, b. and d. in Wdton], d. in Freeport July i, 1824 [ui Dec. jij, and Sophia Jane, b. in Avon Jan. IQ, 1828. 1802 Dorcas Fogg, d. in Freeport Dec. iS, in (I. in Portland Me. Dec. 25, 1871 [ni. Feb. 1825], Robert Bailey, b. Mar. 4, 177.). d. 18, 1847 Abner T, Sanborn, b. in Wild Mi Freeport Sep. 16. 1S57 ]m. Jan, 5. 1803 May 3. 1820, d. there]): sou of Asa Talboi Joanna Tlioits, d. in I'Veejiort .Aug. 21. of .\\on Me., b. in North Varnionih Me. 1852], Sarah, b. 1776 ]m. Dea. Edninnd Jan. 30. 1760, d. in Avon Feb. 16. 1849, Pratt], and Rachel Talbot, b. I77'J). stone mason, farmer, was one of the early settlers in Avon, built the ist frame house QTANTON, J.\.MKS Fl.Dl^R of Oes on the Mile Sipiare (m. Sep. 2.3. I7<)2 .\bi- O Aloines Iowa. b. in Huntington M:i-;s. Iiiw:i until ff.'iil. dan. of Jacob Johnson and .\bisail of June 13, 1854. li\id in \inlim Jt Il.-irpswell Me., and a sister of J.imes >e:irs (dd, went in I.e:idville Col. 1878. re Johnson, rev. soldier, she. .Xbigail Johnson turned to De.^ Moines 1885. engaged in Talbot had 3 ch., viz.: Ch.'irles Johnson, mercantile bnsiiiess since (m. .\ug. 10. 1X8(1 b. in Freeport Mc., .Archibald as above Viola Spencer, :ind has I'.dn.i Sabyna .nul and .\sa Fraf^oath Talbot, b. in Freeport Harmon Lamontte); son of Harmon i,l July 29, 1802, d. in Bristol Me. .\uix. '!, Vinton Iowa, b. in Huntinglon Mass. Dec. 1893 [m. Auk. 27, 1826 Mary Talbot, b. io 10, 1810, d. in Oakland Cal. Feb. 16, 1801. t,. farmer, luniber- Freeijort May 1799. d. in Avon Feb I (, emigrated to Vinton 1855, 1875, dan. of Ambrose Talbot]): son of nian, deacon in Baptist church, ahlennan il'il'i Ambrose Talbot of Freeport Me., b. it! :ind overseer of poor several year^ (m England 1725, d. in Free[)Ort May 2. 1S04. Hannah Elder. d:in. of J;one>. who ni. came from Eng. to Dorchester Mass. with Betsy Prentice, dm. of Jon.ilh.oi. who en- his parents, was sentinel on Porchesto' lisled in rev. w;ir 4 times); son of Oci. M:iss.. b. Ileifihts in the 2d independent co. unde- Joseph Slanton of Huntinglon Capt. Robert Oliver Gentleman, removed there July 18, 1783, d. there Mar. 12, 1870 d:in. of to l\tc. about 1747, settled in Freeport, wa; fm. .Aug. 16, 1804 Grace Winchell, son of 1st of the name to settle in Me., Isl deacon Grove, son of Lt. Elias Winchell. son of of the 1st Congregational church of Free T.t. Thomas Wiivchell of rev. army, of Robert port, served in Capt. George Ryno's c.i Slei)hen, son of Nathaniel, son 1634"): Col. Nathaniel Jordan's reg. in rev. \\'S.<- Winchell. who came lo Dorchester Huntington Ma--s , Sep. 23 to Oct. 23, 1779 (m. Nov. 28, 175.1 son of Abel St:mton of Hunt- Mary Clark Bayley. b. in Freeport Me. b. in Preston Ct. Jan. 0- '740, d. in Olive Reede. b. M;iy ^lar. 10, 1734. d. there 1805, dau. of Robert ington 1821 (m. 1769 J^^sz of Preston Ct.. b Bayley [and Martha Millet], was the 1st 5. 175.1); SO" "f 21, i8o_| school-master in old Falmouth, now Port- there ATar. 19. 1718, d. there Mar. Moss"): son of John land Mc. 1733, town cleric of North Yar- (m. Sep. 9, 1745 Sarah will mouth i74f)-50, she. Mary had ir ch.. viz.: of Preston, b. there May 22. 16^.5. 8. -on of C;ipl. John nf S:inniel. b .Aug. 25. T755. il. in I'-reeport proved July 1755: capt. in King Plii!li|.\ war !\ray 10, 1832 fm. in Jan. 1782 Plm-be Hall- Stonington Ct.. Thomas of Stonington Ct., well, b. 1768, d. in Freeport Feb. 2, 1814], 1675; son of : AME.RICAN ANCESTRY. who came from London Hng. 1635 (m. Humphrey of Little Britain N. Y.], and Ann, dau. of Ur. Tliomas Lord). had dau. Lli.ca, who m. 181S Wiley Fletcher, and had SiirnJi J. Fletcher, who ACER, LOUIS CURTIS of Brooklyn m. Fell. 16, 1841 Isaac W. Vosburg of .Al- N. Y.. b. there Dee. 15. 1S6S, grad. bany N. Y., who d. 18S.S (and hail 5 chil- IS. Adelplii aead. 1SS5, .\. of Columbia dren, \ i^. : Laac W. Vosljurgl; Jr.. d. 1848, coll. 1889, M. D. of Lont; L-vland coll. hos- Elizabeth Vosburgh, who m. 1873 William pital 1S93 (m. June 2, 181)6 Evelyn Salis- Irwin of N. Y., Sarah Fletcher Vosburgh, bury Snowden. and has d.iu. ^Ta^.^:nr(t) who m. 1873 Caldwell R. lilakeman ol N. ^ .son of John Curtis Ager of l^ri>okIyn. Ii Y., Mary McD. Vosburgh, Fletcher Vos- in WaterbH, N. II. Mar. -i. uS.i?, .A. I( burgh, wdio d. 1805, and Miles Woodward and ;\. M. nf Urbana coll., paslor of Swe Vosburgh). .and Mary ./. Fletcher, who ni. dcnborgian church of Brooklyn 34 years, 1857 Benj. J. C. Miles of N. V., and had author and writer (m. June 25, 1R65 Fran- Benj. Fletcher Miles of Cleveland Ohio, ces Newliall, desc. of Tho.s. Newhall of who ni. H.irriet L. Chai)maM of .Mh.iny, I.ytin Mass. 1630); son of Uriah Ager of and has 2 children, viz.: Fletcher Chapni,in Waterloo N. H., b. in Arlington Vt. Ucc, Miles and Humphrey Benham Miles); son 12. 1804. d. in Waterloo in Feb. 1878. w.is ill Col James Lyman of Northfield Mass., (I 1 one of the pioneer paper workers in N. 1 1748, entered service as corporal in Ca|)t. (m. Oct. 17, 1820 Margaret Smith, dau. of Mcrrim.'in's co. in Col. Phineas Wright's Capt. Joseph Smith, who raised a co. in reg. 1777, and took pan in battle of Oct. Warner N. II. for the war of 181J. and d 7 and -Nurreiider of I^.urgoyne Oct. 17. was from tlie effects of wouml- received in thi" lieut. in 17.80 in Capl. G. Murray's reg. at war); son of John Lager of Marlliorough Claverack and West Point, was at West Mass., b. there Feb. 29, 1770. d. in BoyLton Point at time of .\rnold's treachery, .and Mass. Nov. ID. 1R14, the spelling of tlu' was Colonel in 1705 (in. M.ary Crouch name was changed from Eager to Agcr by Nash); son of Joshua Lyman, b. 1704, his children (m. Betsy Marble); son oi eapt. in Col. Israel Williams' reg. in cam- Solomon of Marlborough, b. there Jan. 29, pai.gn of I7.=;0. w.is fourth olVicer at Fort 173s, d. in Bnylston 1810 (ni. Oct. 26, 1756 Dummer 1740, In Id many import.ant offices Dinah Goodwin); son of Aaron of Marl- and was active in the French ami Indian borough, b. there Feb. i, 1713, d. there war; son of John, b, in Northampton Nov. II, 1756 (m. Mary Morey); son of Mass. iCi^S; son of Richard of England; Zachariah, d. July 5. 1742 (m. Elizabeth); son of Richard, b. in England 1580, came son of William of Marlborough 1682, d. to New Engl.ind with Elliott I('i3i, d. in Apr. 4, 1600, one of the proprietors of the Hartford Ct. ifi.io. Ockookagansett plantation whicli was pur- chased from the Indians 16S4 (m. 1650 A LLYN, WILLI.'VM HENRY, JR., of Ruth Hill); son of William Eager o' •ii- Chicago 111., (m. Lena May Walkins, Maiden Mass., freeman there 1631. |i. in New Orleans La., member of Daugh- ters of the Anicr. Rev., dau. of Sarah LYMAN, ..\RETUS of S.and Lake N. Y.. Campbell Watkins, dau. of John A. Wat- b. in Northlicld Mass. Feb. 4, 1773, d. kins [and Candine E. Campbell], son of in Sand Lake Feb. 21, 1853, engaged when Asa Walking, who m. Sarah MacDoiiald, a young man in the manufacture of woolen dan. of Willis MacDonald fanil Dorsia goods in Brunswick, Rens. co. N. Y., and ()wcn], son of Capt. .\dam MacDon.ild, in later years had lumber and floiiriu;.; who was captain [major] in rev. army June mills at Sand Lake, was a man of line edu >7. 177s. ^ii many positions of trust in the county (m. Allyn Sr. of Hartford Ct. ; son of Nathan 1796 Jane Humphrey [dau. of David ,\llyn of Hartford; son of Joseph; son of I 232 A iM E R I C A N A N C E S T R V, Jolin; Josiah; Ensign son of son ot IFon with a horizontal reel, which made Ih.> and Col, Mathew; son of C:iiit. Thomas; reaper a practical operating machine, whi.h son of Hon. Mathew Allyn of Windsor Ct. he manufactui'ed and used until his dc.cili (n\. Feb. II. iSoS Mary .\nn, d:\u. ui I'.i:- T^ONDA, JOHN GILES of San Diego rick and Susan TIall, who emigrated Iniin -L Cal,. b. in Canj^hnawaKa N. Y. Mar. the North of Ireland 1770 ami purchased .. 8. 1S2J. WL-nt to Hancock co. 111. with his farm in Augusta co. Va.. be served in ilio parcnt.s 18.^7. moved to Kansas 1S83, sur rev. war and was a commissary in the w.jr civil veyor and engineer, served as an offi- 1812-T4); son of Robert McCormick. b. ia cer in Mexican war and in civil war 1861-5, Lancaster co. Pa. 17.38. d.in RockbridKf colonel of iiSlh 111. rcg., CO. brev. brig.-gen. Va. Oct. 12. rSiS. a rev. [latrint. sen I (ni. 1st Dec. 10, 1850 Mary McConnell, 2d in the Va. line under Gen. Nailiu.iel Aug. 16. 1882 Kate R. Githens); son 01 Greene during the C:irolina campaign, a' Giles of Canghnawaga N. Y.. b. there June the battle of Guilford court house, a Pres- 1.1. 17^^). J. in Carthn.ge 111. Mar. j^. 1852. byterian and an elder of Old Providence lived in tlie old John Fonda lionie-tead at church. .Xu.gust.i co. \'a. (m. in 1770 Mar- Cauf^hnawaga. moved to Illinois 18.17 (m. tha, dan. of George Sander.-.on. who he'd Dec. I, 181 1 Mariah Dockstaderh son ot lands in Middlet.m township Pa., son uf John of Canghnawaga N. Y., d. there Feb. .Mexaiider S;inderson. who emigrated i-t. 1S13, soldier in C.apt. Jcllis Fnnda's co. from the Nortli of Ireland to Cumberland of Col. Frcdlc. Fisher's CO. is reg. of Tryon co. Pa , :ind as proved by the tax lists militia (m. in Feb. 1769 Angelica Hansen, was an elder in the cluireh at Dillsbury P,i., wlio " " was granted a pension in 18,5,1'): son of which is known as Old Monatighan (ui Douw of Canghnawaga N. Y.. 1). 1606, d. account of its antiquity); son of Thomas there 1780. killed in the raid of McCormick of Sir John Cumbeilaml co. Pa , b, in Johnson in the spring of 1780, had sons the North of Ireland 1702. d. in Cuml)er Jcllis, .\dani and John; descendant of Jellis kind CO. 1762. emigrated with his brother Diinw Fonda 1652. Hugh McCormick to .America I73,s, pro- cured land in Lancaster co. ten years later, cCORMICK, LE.ANDF.R J.AMRS 01 and soon after settled with his family in M Chicago, b. in Rockbridge co. Va. Cumberland co. (m. in 1728 Eli7abeth Car- Feb. 8, iSlo. has been identified the greater ruth, b. in Irebind 170,^. d. in Cumln'rland part of his life with the McCormick reaper, CO Pa. 1766, dau, of Ad.im Carrnlh and removed to Chicago in 1848, formed a sister of Walter Carruth of Lancasttr c.^. tiartnership witli his brother and assumed the m.inagement of the manufacturing de- partment, which position he held over 30 TTTILLARD, I^DW.XRD N, of Scran- years and made ninny valuable and im- ' ' ton Pa., b. in Madison Ct. .Apr, 2. portant improvements to the reaper fm. 1835, kiwyer. was on bench of snperi.ir Oct. 22. 1845 Henrietta Maria Hamilton nl court t)\ Pa., resigned 1897 (m. Jime -t, Rockbridge co. Va,, and had issue: Robert i860 Ellen C. Hower and bad dau, ElKn Hall. Elizabeth Maria, Henrietta Laura IT., who m. M;ii. Everett Warren); son of and Leander Hamilton McCormick); son James Willard of Madison Ct.. b. in Ea:,t of Robert McCormick of Walnut Grove Guilford Ct. 1792, d. in Madison .-Xpr. 24. Va., b. there June 8, 1780. d. there July 1S83 4. (m. 1S17 Susan Clanningl ; son of 1846, conceived and constructed a grain Hiel of M;idison Ct.. b, in East Guilford cutting machine in 1809-10, which embod- June 30. 1769. d, in Jfadison Oct, 22. 1851 ied the combination of the reel, cutting fm, 17S9 Eunice Blatchley); son of knife, platform and driving wheels, to Stephen these of Guill.ir AMERICAN ANCESTRY. 233 Guilford, b. there June 30, 1691, d. then- council in 1664, m. 2d Elizabeth Hunter, Nov. _'-|. 1751 (Ml. (Jet. j(j, 1720 M.iry who d. leaving 2 daughters: Jane .A. Ket- Goodak'); son oi Thomas of Guilford, h. chum and Frances Ketchum, who ni. El- iu Wetlicr.sficld Ct. probably in i6Cg, d. in liot L. Condict); son of Lt. Josepb East Guilford in Apr. 1719 (ni. 1690 Abigail Ketchum of Norwalk Ct. and the Oblong Bradley); son of Josiah of Wetherslield N. Y., b. in Norwalk about 17:6-8, d. jirob- Ct., b. in Concord Mass. about 1637, d. in ably at the Oblong after 1793, took oath of Welhersficld in July 1674 (ni. Alar. 20, allegiance in Dutchess co. June 2, 1763, was 1656 Hannah Hosmer); son oi Major an as>oci:itor in the rev. war, nienibvr of Simon WiUard of Concord Mass., b. in a Dutchess co. committee, IkuI m children Horsnionden, Kent Co. Eng. 1605, d. Apr. (m. Mar. 8, 1749-50 Elizabeth Hurlbutt, 24, 167O, came to Cambridge Mass. 1634, dau. of Gideon, desc. of Thos. Hurlbutt, representative (m. ist Mary Sharpe, 2d who was lieut. in Peijuot war); son of Elizabeth Dunblcr, 3d .Mary Dunster). Capt. Nathaniel Ketchum of Norwalk Ct., b. there Jan. 26, 1680, d. there about 1738 KETCHUM, NELSON VAIL of High- (m. Sarah, dau. of Deliverance and Anna wood N. J., b. in Nc-w York city Jan. [Nash] Wakely, desc. of Richard Wakely 31, 1854 (ni. June 13, 1874 Josephine W. of Hartford 1640); son of Joseph Ketchum Richmond [dan. of Henry A. Richmond of of Norwalk Ct. (m. Apr. 3, 1679 Mercy, Newark N. J. and Eliza Ann Dakengs of dau. of Ensign Henry Lindall); i)robably a Richmond Va.J and has 3 children, viz.: de5Cend;Lnt of Edward Ketcham of Ipswich Harriet Elizabeth, Nelson I-^ichmond and Mass. 1635. Cornelia Josephine); sou of Hiram Kct- chuni 2d of New York city, b. there Nov. KING, SIMEON W. of Chicago 111., b. 5, 1833, was private and became lieut. and iu Kings section,- Morgan co. Ohio acting capt. during the rebellion, was ad- .\ug. 18, 1843, lawyer, U. S. commissioner, mitted to N. Y. bar 1854, collector of cus- passjjort agent, was member ui board of toms for Alaska 1868 (m. Sep. 2, 1851 Har- supervisors and county attorney; son of riet D. Vail, dau. of Horatio Nelson Vail Hiram R., b. in Little Britain Pa. Sep. 17, of Duchess co. N. Y. and New York city, 1803. d, iu Kings section Nov. 24, 1863, niece of John F. Kcnsett, the artist); son f:irmer. public speaker, member Society of of Hlrnm Ketchum 1st of Waterford N, Friends {m. Deborah Woodrow, b. 1804, d. v.. New York city and liiverdale N. Y., July 2y, 1847, dau. of Simeon Woodrow of b. in Stillwater N. Y. May 16, 1793, d. in Cecil CO. Md., a slave-holder who liber:rtt.'d Rivcrdalc Sep. 20, 1S70, member of N. Y. his slaves before the war 1861); son of bar over 50 years, distinguished as counsel Joshua King, b. in Little Britain Pa. Sep. of the old manumission soc, was in the 30, 1775, d. there Aug. 10, 18.38, Quaker, regiment of "iron greys" in war of 1812 influencial and wealthy (in. Elizabeth (m. Feb. 18, 1827 Ann Dow, b. Oct. 23, Rodgers); son of Joshua King of Lan- 1802, d. Mar. 15, 1885, dau. of Rev. Daniel ca>ter co. Pa., moved there from Mass. and Hannah [Bolles] Dow of Thompson Ct.); son of Amos Ketchum of Dutchess LEWIS, JOHN FREDERICK of Phil- and Saratoga counties N. Y. and New adelphia Pa., lb. there Sep. 10, i860, York city, b. at the Oblong in Dutchess grad. P'hila. high sch. 1879, adm. to bar CO. Apr. II, 17C5, d, in New York city Dec. i88j, U. S. commissioner, ran for dist. 22, 1835 (m. 1st about 1788 Arabella Lan- atty. of Philadelphia 1889, was member of don, dau. of Lt.-Col. Jonathan and Isabella original reform committee of fifty, was [Graham] Landon, desc. of Gov. Lewi? member of citizens' union of Pliila., di- Morris of N. J., Jas. Graham, atty.-gen. of rector of F. and M. uat. bank, vice-pres. N. Y. 1685, Col. Au,gustine Graham, Bar- Merchants' Trust co. of Phila., sec. Pa. nabas Horton, Capt. Jon. IlorJon and inst. for deaf and dumb (m. May 23. 1895 Wm. Wells, a member of Gov. Nicholl's .Xnnc Henrietta Rush Baker, descendant of 234 AMERICAN ANCESTRY. Fak'b family ai New Eng., Gov. Win. Halle Feb. 22, 1685, d. in Crailsheini Si;. Uradi'uril, John Aldcn, John Rogers, Win. 25. 175S, preceptor in Latin school tin:. IV.ibuJy and Rev. Ichabod Wiswall) ; son 1712-44 (in. Nov. 9, 1714 Johanna llubl ui Silas Weir Lewis of Phihi., b. there liau, b. Sep. 4. 1692, d. Aug. 31, 1730, d.ui l'"ob. \Sig, y, d. there Nov. jg, i8S8, made of Pastor J. M. llobbhan of Wnruii.l.ii: ^ several voyages to China on his lather's and Maria Regina Wolff); son of Johnii ships and then retired from ibusiness, was David Ludtwig, b. m Halle Sual)ia 1C51, Ireas. Pa. inst. for deaf and dumb nearly was imperial notary, procurator, man.iLju JS years, Ireas. of Phila. Alheneinn, of the of file imperial salt mines (m. 1(78 Sopln.i home for friendless children, and of St. Maria Priester, ib. June 20, 1061, dan. ui John's Jinglish Lutheran church, director Wolfgang Heinrich Prester and Anna Ri and trustee in many philanthropic and gina); son of Feter Ludwig, b. at Marsteiii financial institutions (m. Apr. 30, 1S50 Jan. 4, 1625, d. at Halle Jan 16, 168C1, oflicer Caroline A. Kalbfres of Bait., b. there Nov. in war service of holy Roman enipiic, i8j4, in Phila. 15, d. Jan. 14, 1891, descend- mayor of Honhard, etc. (.m. Nov. 28, 105J ant of Lewis, son of Lewis Kalbfres, the Katharine Magdalene Schultheiss) ; son ui original emigrant, b. in Germany 1758, d. George Ludwig, administrator of reveir.ie in Bait. John Frederick 1850); son of at ^larstein, commandant (111. .'\pr. 5, itnS Lewis of Phila., b. there June 24, 1791, d. .\niia Bicdsler). there Oct. 2, 1858, shipper, importer, sent m.iny vessels to China, member of The old LITCHFIELD, WTLFORD JACOB of llrni of Willing, Weir & Lewis, accumu- Soul'hbri Jacob, b. Sep. 2ij, 1758. d. Jan. 24, 1810, and 1849. d. 1850, John Frederick Bates, b. ILstlier Zebley, b. Feb. 28, 1765, d. Aug. 21, 1S55, Herbert Lawrence, b. 1858, and sister 1835, and gr.-dau. of Rudolf Mauer, b. Sep. Luella Mabel, b. 1851, d. 1852); son of 7, 1733, m. Apr. 15. 1753 .Anna Muller); Libya Merritt Liichlield of Southbridge son of John Andrew Philip Lewis or Mass., b. in Charlton Mass. Aug. 4, 1819, Ludwig of Phila., ]>. in Crailsheini Ger- d. in Soutlibridge Nov. 20, 188C, merchant, many June 20, 1753, d. in Phila. June 21, manufacturer, one of the founders of the 1803, came to America June 3, 1777, was Litchfield Shuttle co. 1843 (m. Jan. I, 1846 an otlicer in an Anspach regiment of yag- Chloe Bates, dau. of Ci\\>L Jacob and Sally ers, received an honorary discharge from [Rhodes] Bates of Dudley ^Lass., desc. ol his regiment, settled in Phila., entered the Isaac Allerton, Roger Williams, Clement office of Charles Bid Clingman, b. Sep. 27, 1767. d. Sep. 27, L, Samuel Lincoln and Wm. Hilliard of 1827), he was i|uartered in the Clingman Hingham, Tlios. Clark, traditional mate of luju>e when Iluwe occupied Phila., was the Mayflower, Rev. John Lothrop, Rob- nursed when ill by .\nna Maria, hence his ert Fuller of Salem, Thos. Wilniot, Elder marriage and surrender of his commission; Thos. Cushman, Geo. Robinson of Boston, son of George Friederick Ludwig of John Moore of Sudbury, Dea. Edw. Col- Crailsheini Germany, b. there Sc]j. [3, 1715, lins of Cambridge. Samuel Woods of Gro- d. there May 17, 1797. served in German ton. Job Tyler of Andover, Banfield army, preceptor in Latin school there Capron and John Callendcr of .'\ttle.bor- 1750-94 (m. Jan. 12, 1751 Maria Christine ough Mich., Tde and John Ormsbey of Margaretha Otto, b. June 8, 1718. d. Nov. RehobotIO; son of Capt. Comins Litch- 7. '779^', son of Johann George Frieder- field of Charlton Mass., b. in Scituate ick Ludwig of Crailsheini Germany, b. in Mass. 1778, d. in Charlton Aug. 16, 1834, AMERICAN ANCESTRV, -iS scxtiiii iluTc jO yi-:ir5, gL-nerally rc^l)LouJ alc. b. there lli-)7 (in Feb. JJ, lO/I Sarah niid lji.-lii\i-d (lii. Juiic 2g, 1800 Sally Baker, dau .ui Kev. Nich., pastor of ist Blaiicluiril. dau. of Josiah and Mary ch. there); son of Lawrence, the Puritan, [Lamb I lUaiichard of Charlton, desi". of of Barnstable and Scitnate, member of Th_.; I. .:!.-.'.. T:-...;. Gre.n. Jos. Hill*. Dca. Boston .ir;il!er\ co. 1040. fought in Indi.m Jolin U;)hani, Edward Wood, Rich. Dana wars. and Thoi. Goble); son of James Litchfield of Scitu.alt Mass., b. thert Fob. 10, i/jS, d. Ty,TARTIN, CHANCELLOR of Free- there Oct. 10, 1786, niinute-nian in rev. i'i port III., b. at Marlindalc near Clav- war (ni. isl Annie Gordon, ni. 2d Nov. 23, orack N. Y. iSio, d. in I'reeiiort in Mar. I76y hi.s jd cousin Eli-iabeth Litchfield, 1864, grad. N. Y. coll. of phys. and sur dan. of Saninel and Priscilla [Vinal] Litch- geons 1835, located at Froeport, iiinneer field of Scitnate. desc. of Widow Anna doctor of northern 111. and aoullicrn Wis., Vinal, Rev. Nich. Baker, Lt. Isaac Buck. was e.xaininin.L; surgeon for troops enlisted Huniijhry Turner and Thos. Uyland, all in northern 111. during civil war (in. Mary early settlers of ScituuteJ ; son of Nicholas F. Hall); son of Agrippa, b. 1785. <\. 1840 Litchfield of Scitnate Mass., b. there ALir. (m. Rhoda Durham), had brothers Asa 10, 1707-S (111. Jan. Sarah Studley, 7, 1737 and John; son of John (m. Sarah Hunt); dau. of James and Sarah [Farrow] Stud- son of Manasseh, b. in Swansea Mass. ley, desc. of John Studley. John Merritt, Nov. 20. 1706, removed to Dutchess co. N. John Farrow and Wni. Ililliaril); son of Y. 174Q (m. Sarah Marsh); scm uf Manas- Nicholas Liichfield of Scitnate Mass., b. seh (,f Swansea Mass. (m. Deborah); son there Feb. 7, iGSo. d. there May t, 1750. Richard b. in Somer- representative 173S-41 (111. Jan. 3, 1704-5 of of Swansea Mass., Bathslieba Clark); sun uf Josiah of Scitii- ^et^hire Fug., came to America 1O35 ' 61 15 1