BOWNE FAMILY of Flushing, Long Island

Compiled by EDITH KING WILSON from the MSS. of JACOB TITUS BOWNE and various other sources

PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA The William Byrd Press, Inc., Richmond, Virginia BOWNE FAMILY

of Flushing, Long Island

FOREWORD

This Genealogy of the BOWNE FAMILY of Flushing, Long Island is derived from many sources. The early generations were com piled during a period of fifty years by the late Mr. Jacob Titus Bowne of Springfield, Mass. Much assistance was rendered him by the late Osgood Field and the late Thomas Stewardson whose researches both in this country and in England, materially ad vanced the work. Through the influence and encouragement of the late Mrs. Josephine C. Frost who compiled the data for my own direct line from the Bowne Family, I was inspired to attempt this book. In 1915 Mrs. Frost and I went to Springfield to see the Manuscript of Mr. Jacob Bowne. After much persuasion he consented to allow me to copy his manuscript which was in my possession for a number of years. At his death he bequeathed the manuscript to the New York Public Library, where it now is. My contribution has been the filling out of more recent data and bringing generations up to the present time, for which I am indebted to various members of the family for their information and interest. There are many lines which I have been unable to contact, this I regret but hope that some future member of the family may be able to supply the deficiencies. I wish to acknowl edge the able assistance of Mrs. Ethel L. Fitz-Randolph for her work in arranging and typing for the printer. EDITH KING WILSON NEW YORK January 29th, 1948

BOWNE FAMILY

of Flushing, Long Island

BOWNE FAMILY

of Flushing, Long Island

1. Thomas Bowne, son of Anthony born in Matlock, County Derby, England 25 May 1595 had wife Mary who died in Matlock 8 August 1647. About 1649 Thomas aged 54 arrived _in Boston with son John aged 22 and daughter Dorothy age.cl 18. About 1651 Thomas removed from Boston to Flushing, L. I. where he died 7m 18 d. 1677. He made two wills neither of which was offered for probate. Children of Thomas and Mary Bowne born in Matlock, England: +2. John b. 9. 3. 1627 m. 1st Hannah Peke, m. 2nd Hannah Bickerstaff, m. 3rd Mary Cock. 3. Dorothy b. 14 Aug. 1631 m. Edward Farrington. 4- William b. 5 Apr. 1640. 5. Troth b. 6 July 1642.

6. Ellin b. 24 June 1647. . . ~. ~ lf1,. '"l'lt,-.. t ~ ~:;, 2. John2 Bowne son of Thomas< baptized in Matlock, Derbyshire, Englandt9 March 1627, came to New England with his father in 1651. They settled in Flushing, Long Island where on 7 of ~J\fi..,.'j 1656, John married Hannah Feke born 6m 1637 daughter of Lieut. Robert and Elizabeth (Fones) (Winthrop) Feke. Hannah Bowne died at the home of John and Mary Elson in London 3,1 um 1677. On 2.12.1679,. John Bowne married for his second wife, Hannah Bickerstaff born in England and died in Flushing 7+ 1690. In Flushing, 26-4- 1693 John Bowne married third, Mary Cock born 1.11.1655 daughter of James and Sarah Cock of Matinecock. John Bowne died in Flushing 20 ro 1695 and his estate was administered by his son Samuel Bowne. Children of John and Hannah (Feke) Bowne: 7. John b. 13.r. 1656/7; d. 30.6.1673. 3 4 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

+8. Elizabeth b. 8. 8. 1658; m. r John Prior, 2 Samuel Titus. +'9. Mary b. 6. rr. 1660; m. Joseph Thorne. +IO. Abigail b. 5.12.1662; m. Richard Willetts. +n. Hannah b. IO. 2. 1665; m. Benjamin Field. · +12. Samuel b. 21.7.1667; m. r Mary Becket, 2 Hannah Smith, 3 Grace Cowperthwaite 13. Dorothy b. 29. r. 1669/70; m. Henry Franklin. No issue. +14. Martha Joanna b. 17. 6. 1673; m. Joseph Thorne. Children of John and Hannah (Bickerstaff) Bowne: 15. Sarah b. 14. IO. 1680; d. 18.3.1681. 16. Sarah b. 17. 12. 1681/2; d. rr. 3. 1699. 17. John b. IO. 7. 1683; d. 25. 8. 1683 .. 18. Thomas b. 26. 9. 1684; d::i7. IO. 1684. +19. John b. 9.7.1686; m. Elizabeth Lawrence. 20. Abigail b. 5. 5. 1688; d. 13. 5. 1688. Children of John and Mary (Cock) Bowne: +21. Amy b. r. 2. 1694; m. Richard Hallett. 22. Ruth b. 30. rr. 1695/6; died young.

8. Elizabeth3 Bowne (John 2, Thomas1) born in Flushing, Long Island 8. 8. 1658, died there 14. 12. 1721, married 2. 9. 1678 John Prior of Killingworth son of Matthew and Mary Prior of Matine cock. He died + 2. 1698 and Elizabeth married for her second husband Samuel Titus b. Westbury, L. I. 6m 1658 son of Edmund and Martha (Washburn) Titus. He died 1 January 1732/3. Children of John and Elizabeth (Bowne) Prior: 23.' John Prior b. 16.7.1679; d. 18.9.1748. 24. Hannah Prior b. 22. IO. 1681; m. William Frost. 25. Elizabeth Prior b. 9. 8. 1683; m. William Carpenter. 26. Mary Prior b. 4- rr. 1685; m. Stephen Birdsall. 27. Sarah Prior b. 19.8.1688; d. 17n. 28. Matthew Prior b. 29. r. 1690/r; m. Hannah Cock. 29. Samuel Prior b. 27.6.1693; m. Mary Powell. 30. Joseph Prior m. Deborah Underhill. Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island s

9. Mary 3 Bowne, (John2, Thomas1) born in Flushing, L. I. 6. II. 1660, married there in 1680 Joseph Thorne son of William and Sarah Thorne of Flushing. He died 3m. 1727. Children of Joseph and Mary (Bowne) Thorne: 31. Hannah Thorne b. 26. 8. 1680; m. Thomas Field. 32. Joseph Thorne b. 22. 7. 1682; m. Mrs. Catharine Smith. 33. William Thorne b. 7. 9. 1684; m. c1729 Mary Fitz Ran dolph and settled in Gloucester, N. J. 34. Mary Thorne b. 22. 6. 1686; m. 8. 9. 1709 John son of John Shotwell of Staten Island and lived in N. J. 35. Susannah Thorne b. 18. + 1688; m. Eliakim Hedger. Lived in Flushing where she died 27. r. 1728. 36. John Thorne b. 5. 8. 1690; settled in Gloucester, N. J. 37. Thomas Thorne b. r. 1. 1692/3; m. Letitia Hinchman, Gloucester, N. J. 38. Benjamin Thorne b. 6.11.1694; m. Sarah Balding, lived in Flushing, L. I. 39. Abraham Thorne b. r. 7. 1696; m. (1,) 7.9.1717 Mary Shot well, m. (2,) Ann Laing. 40. Isaac Thorne b. + 9. 1698; m. Hannah Haight, lived in Nine Partners, N. Y. 41. Jacob Thorne b. 20. 3. 1700; m. 1723 Susannah Shotwell of Woodbridge, N. J. 42. Sarah Thorne b. 20. II. 1702/3; m. 1726 James Jackson of East Jersey.

10. Ahigail3 Bowne, (John2, Thomas1) born at Flushing, L. I. 5. 12. 1662; married in Flushing 25. r. 1686 Richard Willetts born - 25. 10. 1660 son of Richard and Mary (Washburn) Willetts of Jericho, L. I. Abigail died 16. 4. 1688 and Richard married for his second wife Abigail Powell daughter of Thomas Powell of Beth page. The following note is arr the books of the M. M. of Westbury, L. I. "Jericho, the 4th day of the 1st mo. 1688. I was born 25th of tenth month in the year 1660 and I continued with my mother 6 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

until I was 25 years of age, and in the year 1686 on 25th day of the first month, I took Abigail Bowne to wife, and we continued together until the 24th of the I I month following and then she born me a daughter and she called her name Hannah and we enjoyed each other in great love until the 16th of the 4th month 1688 and then the Lord took her to Himself and left me, Richard Willetts. a sorrowful man with my motherless babe." Child of Richard and Abigail (Bowne) Willetts: 43. Hannah Willetts b. 24. IL 1686; d. 27. II. 1727; m. Job Carr and had Mary Carr b. 4.6. 1712, Samuel Carr b. IO. 9. 1714, Hannah Carr b. 24- 5. 1716, Caleb Carr b. 4. 9. 1719 m. Sarah Ridgeway.

11. Hannah3 Bowne, (John2, Thomas1) born in Flushing, L. I. IO. 12. 1665 married in Flushing 30. 9. 1691 Benjamin Field born 1663 son of Anthony and Susannah Field. Hannah died 30. IO. 1707 and he died r. IO. 1732. Children of Benjamin and Hannah (Bowne) Field: 44. Benjamin Field b. 5. 12. 1692/3; m. 13.2.1727 Sarah Tay lor. 45. John Field b. 13. IL 1694/5; m. 12. II. 1720 Elizabeth Woolsey daughter of John Woolsey. He died 1773. 46. Samuel Field b. IO. 8. 1696 m. 7. r. 1718 Mary Palmer daughter of William Palmer. 47. Anthony Field b. 28.5.1698; d. 2. 9. 1777; m. 13. 6. 1730 Hannah Burling daughter of William Burling. 48. Hannah Field b. 20. 5. 1700; m. Thomas Haviland. 49. Joseph Field b. 12. 4. 1702; m. Mary Denton. No issue. 50. Sarah Field b. 17. 6. 1704; m. 2. 5. 1724 James Clements, a minor. She died 4.12.1724. +51. Roabord Field b. 7. 7. 1707; m. r, Rebecca Burling, 2, Abigail Sutton.

12. Samuel3 Bowne, (John2, Thoinas1) born in Flushing, L. I. 2::f ;,ts;. 7. 1667 married at the Falls of the Delaware 4. 8. 1691 Mary Becket born in England and died in Flushing 21. 6. 1707. On Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 7

8. 10. 1709, Samuel married for his second wife Hannah Smith born about 1682 daughter of Jasper and Margaret Smith of Flush ing. Hannah died II. 8. 1733 aged 51 years, 9 months and 7 days. On 14 November 1734 Samuel married for his third wife, Grace Cowperthwaite, born 1676, widow of Hugh Cowperthwaite, a Quaker minister, and daughter of Edward Burling. Samuel Bowne died in Flushing 30.3.1745 and his wife survived until 22. II. 1760. Children of Samuel and Mary (Becket) Bowne: +52. Samuel b. 29. II. 1692/3; m. Sarah Franklin. +53. Thomas b. 7.2.1694; m. Hannah Underhill. +'54- Esther (Eleanor) b. 20.2.1695; m. Isaac Horner. +55. Hannah b. 31. I. 1697; m. Richard Lawrence. +56. John b. 11.7.1698; m. Dinah Underhill. +57. Mary b. 21.8.1699; m. John Keese. +58. Robert b. 17. II. 1700; m. Margaret Latham. 59. William b. 2. 1. 1702; d. 15. 2. 1702. 60. Elizabeth b. 11. 8. 1704. 61. Benjamin b. 13. I. 1707. Children of Samuel and Hannah (Smith) Bowne: +fo. Sarah b. 30. 7. 1710; m. William Burling. 63. Joseph b. 25. 2. 17n/2; m. 1, Sarah Lawrence, 2, Judith Morrell. +64- Amy b. 17.8.1715; m. Stephen Lawrence. +65. Benjamin b. I. 6. 1717; m. 1, Mary Rodman, m 2, Sarah Rodman. +66. Elizabeth b. 26. 9. 1720; m. Thomas Dobson.

14. Martha Joanna3 Bowne, (John2, Thomas1) born in Flushing, L. I. 17. 6. 1673; died I. 6. 1750; married in Flushing at the home of Benjamin Field 9. 9. 1695 Joseph Thorne son of John and Mary (Pearsall) Thorne. He died 3m. 1727. Children of Joseph and Martha Joanna (Bowne) Thorne: 66. Samuel Thorne b. 12. 5. 1696; m. at Newton, L. I. 9. IO. 1715 Ann Stevenson, daughter of Thomas.and Ann Stev enson. 8 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

67. Joseph Thorne b. 16.8.1698 d. 7m. 1723. 68. John Thorne b. 4. I. 1702; m. 1737 Mercy Wilson of Flushing. He died 7.10.1764. 69. Thomas Thorne b. 25. 2. 1704; m. 3. 9. 1725 Penelope Coles daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth (Wright) Coles of Muskets Cove, now Glen Cove, L. I. She died and Thomas married second in 1739 Phebe Tillear widow of John Frost. By Penelope Coles, Thomas Thorne had Daniel Thorne who married Mary Frost and had Charles Thorne who married Annie Kirby and had William Thorne who mar ried Anne Knapp and had Frances Matilda Thorne who married Thomas Gardner and had Frances Adelaide Gardner who married Francis Cooper Lawrance and had Francis Cooper Lawrance who married Susanna Redway Willing and had Frances Lawrance who married Prince Andre Poinatowaska. 70. William Thorne b. 15. 5. 1706. 71. James Thorne b. 2. 7. 1709; m. at Flushing II. 7. 1740 Sarah Farrington, daughter of Thomas Farrington.

19. John 3 Bowne, (John2, Thomas1) born in Flushing, L. I. 9. 7. 1686, married there 21. 5. 1714 Elizabeth Lawrence, daughter of Joseph and Mary (Townley) Lawrence. In 1737, they removed to Yonkers where he died 14. 4. 1757 and she died in 1775. Children of John and Elizabeth (Lawrence) Bowne: 72. John b. 13. 3. 1716; removed to Lancaster Co., Pa. 73. Joseph b. 7. 12. 1717. 74. Hannah b. 8.9.1719; died young. 75. Sarah b. 8. 5. 1721; m. --Hyatt. 76. Ann b. 1722; m. John Underhill (See Underhill Geneal ogy). +77. Thomas b. 24- 6. 1728; m. Sarah Bishop. 78. Abigail b. 3. 9. 1730; m. --Dean. 79. Amy b. 16. 4- 1722. Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 9

80. Hannah b. 3.7.1736; m. Joshua Ferris. 8r. Elizabeth b. 19. 9. 1743. 3 21. Amy Bowne, (John2, Thomas1) born in Flushing, L. I. ro. 2. 1694; died in Newton 7.9.1730; married 14-9.1717 Richard Hal lett born 17 November 1691 son of William and Grace (Woolsey) Haiiett of Flushing. He died 19.5.1769. Children of Richard and Amy (Bowne) Hallett: 82. Mary Hallett b. 12. r r. 1719; d. IOm. 1724- 83. Richard Hallett b. 31. IO. 1721; m. Mary Way daughter of Samuel Way. 84. Sarah Hallett b. 5.6.1723; m. William Webster. 85. William Hallett b. IO. 12. 1725. 86. Amy Hallett b. 5.3.1727; d. 15.9.1759; m. Samuel Shot- well son of John and Mary (Thorne) Shotwell. 2 51. Roabard (Robert) Field4, (Hannah (Bowne) 3 Field, John , 1 Thomas ) born 7m 1707; married first Rebecca Burling daughter of William Burling. She died and Robert married second Abigail Sutton. Children of Robert and Abigail (Sutton) Field: 87. Uriah Field m. Mary Quinby. 88. Robert Field m. Hannah Wood. 89. Willet Field m. Rosanne Lee. 90. Peter Edgar Field m. Margaret Eaton. 91. Minnie Field m. Thomas B. Lowree and had r Adele Lowree, 2 W. Mathison Lowree, 3 Gertrude Lowree, 4 Thomas Lowree, 5 Benjamin Lowree. 2 52. Samuel4 Bowne, (Samuel3, John , Thomas1) born in Flush ing, L. I. 29. rr. 1692/3, married there 20. 7. 1716 Sarah Franklin born in Flushing 31.6.1700, daughter of Henry and Sarah (Cock) Franklin. She died 7. 6. 1767 and he survived until 31. 3. 1769. Children of Samuel and Sarah (Franklin) Bowne: +92. William b. 6. r. 1719; m. Elizabeth Willett. +93. Samuel b. 14. 3. 1721; m. Abigail Burling. IO Boume Family of Flushing, Long Island

+'94- Mary b. 3. 1. 1723/4; m. John Farrington. +95. Abigail b. 1724 m. George Embree. +96. Sarah b. 1726 m. William Titus. +'97. James b. m. Caroline Rodman. 4 2 1 53. Thomas Bowne, (Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born in Flush ing, L. I. 2. 7. 1694; married at Westbury, L. I. 7.1.1716 Hannah Underhill born at Matinecock, L. I. 23. 1. 1689/90 daughter of John and Mary (Prior) Underhill. She died, in Westbury 2. 5. 1761 and he died 28. 3. 1762. It is supposed that after marriage they went to Matinecock and built on the sight of the residence of the late Stephen C. Underhill at Mill Neck. In 1722, Samuel Cock deeds land to Thomas Bowne adjacent to said Bowne's land. Children of Thomas and Hannah (Underhill) Bowne: +98. Mary b. 4.5.1717; m. Henry Cock. 99. Thomas b. 12.3.1719; d. 27.11.1738. + 100. Daniel b. 6. 12. 1722; m. Sarah Stringham. +'101. Jacob b. 6.8.1724; m. Hannah Thorne.

54. Eleanor4 Bowne, (Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born in Flush ing, L. I. 20. 2. 1695, married there 9. 8. 1718 as his second wife, Isaac Horner son of John and --Horner of Mansfield, N. J. Children of Isaac and Eleanor (Bowne) Horner: 102. John Horner died unmarried at Stony Brook, N. J. 103. Samuel Horner m. -- Springer and was later an officer in the British army. 104. Joseph Horner died Springfield, N. J. No issue. 105. Isaac Horner m. -- Potts and died on family estate near White Hill. Had issue. 106. Mary Horner m. John Field of Princeton, N. J. 107. Elizabeth Horner m. Thomas Watson and had Elizabeth who m. Effingham W. Lawrence of New York and died in Flushing. 108. Amy Horner m. Henry Clifton. 109. Benjamin Horner m. first Rebecca Butcher and had Mary who m. Ellis Yarnell, Amy who married Samuel Coates, Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island II

Sarah who married Benjamin--.. Benjamin married second --Potts.

55. Hannah4 Bowne, (Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born in Flush ing, L. I. 31. r. 1697, married there 6. 2. 1717 Richard Lawrence born 1691 died 1784, son of Joseph and Mary (Townley) Law rence. She died r. 7. 1748. Children of Richard and Hannah (Bowne) Lawrence: no. Mary Lawrence b. 3. 2. 1718 m. Edward Burling. +III. Elizabeth Lawrence b. 15. 4- 1719 m. John Embree. +II2. Caleb Lawrence b. IO. 12. 1723/4 m. Sarah Burling. u3. Hannah Lawrence b. 2. 2. 1726 m. Abraham Willetts. +114. Lydia Lawrence b. 29. 7. 1728 m. Stephanus Hunt. +u5. John Lawrence b. 22. rr. 1731/2 m. Ann Burling. +II6. Effingham Lawrence b. 11. 12. 1734/5 m. Catharine Farmer.

1 + II7. Norris Lawrence b. 6. I I. 1737 m. Ann Pell. +II8. Joseph Lawrence b. 23. 6. 1741 m. Phebe Townsend.

56. John4 Bowne, (Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born in Flushing, L. I. II. 7. 1698, married in Matinecock 6. 2. 1738 Dinah Under hill born 20.7.1705, d. r. 2. 1770, daughter of Samuel and Hannah (Willetts) Underhill. John Bowne died 14. 4- 1757 under unusual circumstances, according to a letter from Miss E. N. Bowne. Dur ing the French and Indian War soldiers were quartered near the house of John Bowne. As he was passing by, he witnessed the corporal punishment of a deserter. He plead for him unsuccess fully and on his return home so powerfully were his feeling ex cited, he was ;eized with a fit, in consequence of which he died the same day. Children of John and Dinah (Underhill) Bowne: u9. Thomas b. II. 3. 1739 died unmarried. 120. Mary b. 14. 2. 1741 m. Israel Pearsall son of Thomas and Freelove Pearsall. +121. John b. 31. II. 1742/3 m. Ann Field. +122. Robert b. 31. rr. 1744/5 m. Elizabeth Hartshorn. 12 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

2 1 57. Mary 4 Bowne, (Samuel 3, John , Thomas ) born· in Flushing, L. I. 21.8.1699; died 3.4.1773; married 14- 11. 1719/20 John Keese who died 7. II. 1771. Children of John and Mary (Bowne) Keese: 130. Mary Keese b. 31. 8. 1721. 131. William Keese b. 21. 9. 1723. 132. Samuel Keese b. 31. I. 1726. 133. John Keese b. 14. IO. 1729. 134. Eleanor Keese b. 14. I. 1733/4. 2 1 58. Robert4 Bowne, (Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born in Flushing, L. I. 17. II. 1700 married at Cow Neck 6.9.1724 Margaret Latham born in New York City 17. 12. 1708/9 daughter of Joseph and Jane (Singleton) Latham. Robert died 16. 6. 1743 and his widow died 2. 4. 1773. Children of Robert and Margaret (Latham) Bowne: +135. George m. Abigail Smith. 136. Hannah m. 1771 Joseph Pearsall. Hannah was Clerk of the Women's Yearly Meeting in New York City for twenty years. 137. Mary b. 3. 5. 1716, d. 1757, m. 3. 5. 1746 Henry Haydock son of Henry and Rebecca Haydock, of Penna.

4 2 1 62. Sarah Bowne, (Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born in Flushing, L. I. 30. 7. 1710, married there I. 12. 1729/30 William Burling born 18. 7. 1710, d. 4m. 1745, son of William and Rebecca Burling. Children of William and Sarah (Bowne) Burling: 138. Hannah Burling b. 6. 12. 1730/31, died young. 139. Joseph Burling b. 8. 8. 1732. 140. Hannah Burling b. 7.2.1734. 141. Sarah Burling b. 19. 4- 1736. 142. Rebecca Burling b. 30. 5. 1738.

64. Amy4 Bowne, (Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born in Flushing, L. I. 7. 8. 1715, married there 4. 5. 1734 Stephen Lawrence son of Adam William and Deborah (Smith) Lawrence. He died in 1781. Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 13

Children of Stephen and Amy (Bowne) Lawrence: 143. Somerset Lawrence b. 7. 3. 1735. 144. Lancelot Lawrence b. 7. 4. 1737. 145. Deborah Lawrence b. 8. 6. 1739. 146. Leonard Lawrence b. 17. 7. 1741.

65. Benjamin4 Bowne, (Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born in Flush ing, L. I. I. 6. 1717 married first Mary Rodman born I. 12. 1716 daughter of Joseph and Sarah (Lawrence) Rodman. She died and Benjamin married her sister Sarah Rodman. Children of Benjamin and Sarah (Rodman) Bowne: +147. Gilbert b. c1739 m. Rachel Pell.

4 2 1 66. Elizabeth Bowne, (Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born in Flush ing, L. I. 26. 9. 1720 married in New York between 2. 7. and 6. 8. 1742 Thomas Dobson born 16 November 1719, died 9.9.1812. Children of Thomas and Elizabeth (Bowne) Dobson: 148. Mary Dobson b. 4. 8. 1743 m. Reginald Armstrong of New Rochelle, N. Y. +'149. Elizabeth Dobson b. IO. I. 1744, m. Thomas Pearsall. 150. Hannah Dobson b. 4. II. 1748, m. Lindley Murray, the Grammarian.

77. Thomas4 Bowne, (John3, John2, Thomas1) born in Flushing, L. I. 24- 6. 1728 married Sarah Bishop born II December 1729. Thomas removed with his father to Yonkers, N. Y. about 1737. The will of his mother, Elizabeth dated 1775, leaves him a farm which is now near Tuckahoe, N. Y. An original receipt owned by E. C. Bowne reads "Rec'd this 19 Dec. 1775 from Thomas Bowne one of the tenants on the Manor of Phillipsburg the sum of £ 7 for one year rent due the day and date above, by me Fred: Phillips." Children of Thomas and Sarah (Bishop) Bowne: +151. John b. 21 Jan. 1758 m. Mary Barton. 152. Sarah b. 13 Nov. 1763 m. Cornelius Hyatt of Newton, L. I. 153. Amy b. 25 May m. Elisha Odell of Greenburg, N. Y. 14 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

5 1 92. William Bowne, (Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas ) born in New York City 6. r. 1719, married there between 6. 7. and 3. 8. 1744 Elizabeth Willetts born 17. IO. 1725, died 1746, daughter of John and Mary Willetts. He was made a freeman in New York City 13 October 174r. He died 18. 8. 1747. Child of William and Elizabeth (Willetts) Bowne: +154. Willett b. 8. 6. 1745 m. 1 Deborah Cornell, 2 Hannah Un~ derhill.

93. Samuel5 Bowne, (Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born in Flushing, L. I. 14. 3. 1721, married 20 or 22. 9. 1741 Abigail Burling born in New York City 25. 12. 1723, died 6. 12. 1785, daughter of James and Elizabeth (Gale) Burling. Samuel died in Flushing 24. 2. 1784- Children of Samuel and Abigail (Burling) Bowne: 155. Edward b. 3.7.1742, d. 22.7.1742. 156. James b. 20. r. 1743/ 4 m. Mary Garrigues. 157. Samuel b. 4. 6. 1746 d. 2r. 6. 1746. 158. Elizabeth b. 19. 9. 1748 d. 22. II. 1752. 159. Samuel b. 25. 4. 1750 d. 23. 7. 1752. +160. Nathan (Matthew) b. 19.7.1752 m. Elizabeth Quinby. +16r. Abigail b. 2r. IO. 1754 m. William Kenyon. 162. Sarah b. 14. r. 1757 d. II. IL 1759. 163. Samuel b. 15. 9. 1758 d. 22. 5. 1760. 164. Mary b. 8. 8. 176! d. 24. 8. 176r. +165. William b. 9.3.1763 m. Sarah Newbold. +166. Samuel b. 5.4.1767 m. Hannah Pearsall. 5 2 1 94. Mary Bowne, (Samuel4, Samuel3, John , Thornas ) born in the Old Bowne House in Flushing, L. I. 3. r. 1723, married in Flushing 9. 9. 1749 John Farrington born 14. 8. 1716 son of Thomas and Elizabeth Farrington of Flushing. Children of John and Mary (Bowne) Farrington: 167. George Farrington b. 20. 5. 1750 m. Elizabeth. 168. Sarah Farrington b. 24. IO. 175r. Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 15

169. Gilbert Farrington b. 20. 12. 1753 d. last of month following. 170. Deborah Farrington b. 20.12.1753. 171. Charles Farrington b. 27.6.1756. 172. Walter Farrington b. 3.5.1758 m. Mary Field. 173. Catharine Farrington b. II. 7. 1760 m. Thomas Tom (license granted 9 Dec. 1780). 174- Mary Farrington. 175. Abigail Farrington m. Flushing 1783 Dr. William Lawton of Leicester, Mass. and had Charles Lawton whose son Alfred Lawton married Mary Nichols and had Emma St. Clair Lawton. Emma St. Clair Lawton married Hypolite de Raimes and had (I) Harriet de Raimes who married Richard Collins; (2) Hypolite St. Clair de Raimes; (3) Alfred de Raimes; (4) Natalie St. Clair de Raimes; (5) Raoul Henri de Raimes. 176. Mellicent Farrington.

95. Abigail5 Bowne, (Samue14, Samue13, John2, Thomas1) born 1724 married George Embree son of John and Elizabeth (Law rence) Embree. Children of George and Abigail (Bowne) Embree: 177. Samuel Embree d. 8.4-1802 ae 25 on Island of Hispanola. 178. Sarah Embree b. I March 1774 d. 30 Nov. 1863, m. IO July 1806 Andrew Cock b. Buckram, L. I. 26 Feb. 1769 d. 21 June 1832 son of William and Anna (Feke) Cock.

96. Sarah5 Bowne, (Samue14, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born 1726 married in Flushing, L. I. 8. u. 1753 William Titus son of Silas and Sarah (Haight) Titus. Children of William and Sarah (Bowne) Titus: 179. Abigail Titus b. 21. 9. 1755 m. Edmund Willis. 180. Elizabeth Titus b. 3. 4. 1758 m. John Haydock. 181. Sarah Titus b. I. IO. 176o m. Isaac Wright. 182. Silas Titus b. 14- 6. 1765 m. Elizabeth Lawrence. 183. Mary Titus b. 8. I. 1769 m. Benjamin Pell. 16 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

97. James5 Bowne, (Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born in Flushing and married there II.II. 1762 Caroline Rodman born in Flushing 6 October 1734 and died 1. 12. 1818 daughter of Dr. Thomas and Elizabeth (Scott) Rodman. Dr. Rodman was a surgeon in the British army. Children of James and Caroline (Rodman) Bowne: +184- Catharine m. John Murray. +'185. Walter b. 26 Sept. 1770 m. Elizabeth Southgate. +186. Elizabeth b. IO. 3. 1772 m. George Townsend. +187. John Rodman b. 27.5.1774 m. Grace Sands. +188. Mary R. b. 18. 9. 1776 m. John King. 189. Caroline b. 25. 3. 1779, died unmarried.

98. Mary 5 Bowne, (Thomas4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born 4. 5. 1717, married in Matinecock, L. I. 12 m. 1767 Henry Cock born IO. 6. 1713 son of Henry and Mary (Peke) Cock of Matinecock. Children of Henry and Mary (Bowne) Cock: 190. Thomas Cock b. 25.11.1738 m. Mary Smith. 191. Sarah Cock b. 14- 9. 1741 m. 1 Daniel Frost m. 2 Obadiah DeWitt. 192. Daniel Cock b. 6. 1. 1743 m. Catharine Sweet. 193. Hannah Cock b. 15. 4- 1745 m. Jeremiah Robbins. 194- Mary Cock b. 11. 8. 1747 d. 21. 8. 1818 unmarried. 195. Henry Cock b. 15.3.1749 d. 1803 unmarried. 196. Anne Cock b. 23. 7. 1751 m. Isaac Coles as his 2nd wife. 197. Abraham Cock b. 11.4-1755 m. Rhoda Carpenter.

100. Daniel5 Bowne, (Thomas4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born <>$.~1722 married in Flushing, L. I. II.Io. 1743 Sarah Stringham daughter of Samuel and Hannah Stringham. She died 7. 6. 1780. Children of Daniel and Sarah (Stringham) fowne: 198. Thomas b. 27. I. 1748 d. 12. 7. 1751. 199. Ann b. 31.5.1751, d. 11. II. 1783 unmarried. +200. Mary b. 5.1.1754 m. (1) Walter Franklin; m. (2) Samuel Osgood. Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 17

2 1 101. Jacob 5 Bowne, (Thotnas4, Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born 6. 8. 1724 married about 1752 Hannah Thorne daughter of Thomas and Penelope (Coles) Thorne of Glen Cove, L. I. Jacob died in Westbury about 1786 and his widow married 12. 6. 1789 William Titus son of Silas and Sarah (Haight) Titus and removed to Rye,N. Y. Children of Jacob and Hannah (Thorn) Bowne: 201. Martha b. IO. rr. 1753 d. 12. r. 1757. +'202. Thomas b. 23. IO. 1755 m. Elizabeth Carpenter. +203. Hannah b. rr. 8. r76r m. Townsend Willis. +204. Daniel b. 2.6.1764, m. Jerusha Field. 205. Jacob b. 9.2.1769. 111. Elizaheth5 Lawrence, (Hannah4 (Bowne) Lawrence, Sam 2 1 uel3 Bowne, John , Thotnas ) born in Flushing, L. I. 15. + 1719 married in New York 3. 2. 1740 John Embree. Children of John and Elizabeth (Lawrence) Embree: 206. George Embree m. Abigail Bowne. 207. Effingham Embree m. Mary Lawrence. 208. Elizabeth Embree m. --Cornell. 209. Lawrence Embree d. unmarried r May 1775. 112. Caleb 5 Lawrence, (Hannah4 (Bowne) Lawrence, Samuel3 2 1 Bowne, John , Thomas ) born ro. 12. 1723/ 4 married in Flushing, L. I. 7. 6. 1754 Sarah Burling daughter of James and Elizabeth Burling. Children of Caleb and Sarah (Burling) Lawrence: 2IO. Richard Lawrence m. Mary Lawrence. 2rr. Elizabeth Lawrence. 212. Sarah Lawrence m. Caleb Newbold. 213. Charlotte } awrence. 214- Hannah Lawrence. 215. Mary Lawrence m. N. Y. C. 27 Nov. 1783 Frederic Au gustus, Baron de Zeng. 216. Esther Lawrence m. Capt. John Clark. r8 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

114. Lydia5 Lawrence, (Hannah4 (Bowne) Lawrence, Samuel3 2 1 Bowne, John , Thomas ) born 29. 7. 1728, married in Flushing, L. I. 8. 6. 1745 Stephanus Hunt of Westchester, N. Y. Children of Stephanus and Lydia (Lawrence) Hunt: 217. Joseph Hunt b. r6 Dec. 1746 m. Martha Curser. 218. Hannah Hunt. 219. Josiah Hunt b. 5 July 1751 m. Elizabeth Palmer. 220. Gulielme Hunt b. 19 Sept. 1753 died young. 221. George Hunt b. 24 Nov. 1755 died young. 222. Stephanus Hunt b. 21 Jan. 1758 died unmarried. 223. Lydia Hunt b. 24 Apr. 1760 m. Briah Hartshorne. 224. Richard Hunt b. 23 Oct. 1762, m. Mary Pell. 225. Lott Hunt b. 22 June 1764 m. Esther G. Hunter. 226. Effingham Hunt b. 23 May 1768 died young. 115. John 5 Lawrence, (Hannah4 (Bowne) Lawrence, Samuel3 2 1 Bowne, John , Thomas ) born 22. II. 1731, married in New York City 13. 8. 1755 Ann Burling'daughter of John and Ann Burling. John died in New York City 26 July 1794 and his wife died 14 February 1821. Children of John and Ann (Burling) Lawrence: 227. Edward B. Lawrence b. 13. 6. 1756 m. Zipporah Lawrence. 228. Hannah Lawrence b. 8. 7. 1758 m. Jacob Schieffelin. 229. Effingham Lawrence b. 6. 6. 1760 m. Elizabeth Watson. 230. Mary Lawrence b. rr. 9. 1762 d. 13. rr. 1762. 23r. Mary Lawrence b. 17. IO. 1763 m. Effingham Embree. 232. Catharine Lawrence b. 15.5.1766 d. 9.5.1834. 233. Jane Lawrence b. 2. IO. 1768 m. Isaac Livesay. 234. Phebe Lawrence b. 24- 12. 1770 d. 2. 7. 177r. 235. Ann Lawrence b. 22. 5. 1772 m. Thomas Buckley. 236. John B. Lawrence b. 3r. IO. 1774 m. Hannah Newbold. 237. Phebe Lawrence b. 17. 3. 1778 d. 8. 8. 1780. 238. Cornelia Lawrence b. 17. 3. 1778 d. 27. 3. 1778. 116. Effingham5 Lawrence, (Hannah4 (Bowne) Lawrence, Sam 2 1 uel3 Bowne, John , Thomas ) born rr. 12. 1734/5 married Catha- Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 19 rine Fanner. They removed to London and he was appointed to command a British frigate. He became one of the corporation of the elder brethern of the Trinity House, London. Children of Effingham and Catharine (Farmer) Lawrence: 239. William Effingham Lawrence. 240. John Curson Lawrence settled in Bengal. 241. Effingham Calvert Lawrence in East India navy. 242. Edward Billop Lawrence. 243. Catharine Marie Lawrence m. Sir John Thomas Jones, Bart. of Cranmer Hall, Co. Norfolk, Eng. and aide to the Duke of Wellington. 117. Norris5 Lawrence, (Hannah4 (Bowne) Lawrence, Samuel3 2 1 Bowne, John , Thomas ) born 6.11.1737, married in New York City Ann Pell born 23. IO. 1743 daughter of Caleb Pell of West chester, N. Y. He died IO. 7. 1769. Children of Norris and Ann (Pell) Lawrence. 244. Mary Lawrence b. 9. IO. 1765. 245. Hannah Lawrence b. 21. 9. 1767 m. Jonathan Drake. 246. Norris Lawrence b. 15. 2. 1769. 118. Joseph5 Lawrence, (Hannah4 (Bowne) Lawrence, Samuel3 Bowne, John2, Thomas1) born 23. 6. 1741, married in Flushing, L. I. Phebe Townsend born 14.9.1740 daughter of Henry Town send of Oyster Bay. He died 11. IO. 1813 and his wife survived until 17. 9. 1816. Children of Joseph and Phebe (Townsend) Lawrence: 247. Elizabeth Lawrence b. 1765 m. Silas Titus. 248. Henry Lawrence m. rst Harriet Van Wyck; 2nd Amy Pearsall. 249. Phebe Lawrence m. Obadiah Townsend. 250. Richard Lawrence m. Betsey Talman. 251. Lydia Lawrence m. Anthony Franklin. 252. Abigail Lawrence died unmarried. 253. Effingham Lawrence m. Anna Townsend. 20 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

5 121. John Bowne, (John4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born 3r. II. 1742, married in Flushing, L. I. 20.2.1783 Anne Field daughter of Caleb and Anne (Rodman) Field. John died in 1804- Children of John and Anne (Field) Bowne: +254. Mary b. 7. II. 1784 m. Samuel Parsons. 255. Anne b. 5. 9. 1785 died unmarried. 256. Elizabeth b. 30. 8. 1787 died unmarried. 257. Catharine b. 20. 9. 1789 d. 1830.

1 122. Roberts Bowne, (John4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas ) born 3r. II. 1744/5 married at Friend's Meeting House in Shrewsbury, N. J. 18. 11. 1773, Elizabeth Hartshorne born 9. 12. 1750, died 19. + 1837 daughter of Robert and Sarah (Salter) Hartshorne of Middletown, N. J. He died in New York City 8. 2. 1818. Children of Robert and Elizabeth (Hartshorne) Bowne: +258. Mary b. 7.9.1774, m. Benjamin G. Minturn. +259. Robert H. b. 27. IO. 1776 m. 1st Hannah Shipley, 2nd. Sarah Hartshorne. +260. John S. b. II. 2. 1779 m. Elizabeth Howland. +26I. Sarah b. 7.9.1781 m. William Minturn. +262. Hannah b. 14- 8. 1784 m. Benjamin Say Collins. 263. Elizabeth b. r. 7. 1787 d. 9m. 1787. 264. Elizabeth b. 4. IO. 1789 d. 8m. 1793. +265. Jane. b. 31. I. 1792, m. Reuben Haines. 266. William H. b. IO. 3. 1794 died at sea on a return voyage from Russia 28 Oct. 1815.

135. Georges Bowne, (Robert4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) mar ried Abigail Smith daughter of Hon. Samuel and Jane (Kirk bride) Smith of Burlington, N. J. Children of George and Abigail (Smith) Bowne: +267. Robert L. b. 3. 6. 1771, m. 1st Amy Robinson, 2nd Naomi Legget. 268. Samuel Smith b. 20. 6. 1772. 269. George. Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 21

+270. Joseph married Mary Legget. 271. Richard. 1 147. Gilberts Bowne, (Benjamin4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas ) born in New Rochelle, N. Y. about 1739, married Rachel Pell daughter of Thomas and Dorothy (Ward) Pell. Children of Gilbert and Rachel (Pell) Bowne: 272. Sarah married James Paul, no issue. 273. Elizabeth b. 27 Nov. 1766 d. 28 May 1844. 274- John. +275. Gilbert m. Mary Robinson. 276. Rodman b. Nov. 1784 d. 1845 m. Catharine Place. 277. Thomas Benjamin b. 1787 d. 27 Mar. 1847. +278. Samuel b. 1791 d. 4 Jan. 1853 m. Sarah Ann Skinner. 149. Elizaheths Dobson, (Elizabeth4 (Bowne) Dobson, Samuel3 1 Bowne, John2, Thomas ) born IO. 1. 1744, married in New York 13. II. 1765, Thomas Pearsall son of Nathaniel of Cows Neck, L. I. Children of Thomas and Elizabeth (Dobson) Pearsall: 279. Elizabeth Pearsall b. 5. 1. 1767 m. James Byrd of England. 280. Hannah Pearsall b. 12. 9. 1768 d. 3. 12. 1831. 281. Sarah Pearsall b. 23. 4- 1772 died 1825 unmarried. +282. Robert Pearsall b. 25., 6. 1774 m. Elizabeth Collins, daughter of Isaac Collins.

151. Johns Bowne, (Thomas4, John3, John2, Thomas1) born in Tuckahoe N. Y. 21 January 1758 married Mary Barton born 23 February 1760, died 19 December 1834 daughter of Elisha Barton. John died 23 April 1837, both are buried in Episcopal Cemetery at Tuckahoe, N. Y. Children of Thomas and Mary (Barton) Bowne: 283. Thomas b. 6 Dec. 1780 died 9 June 1821 unmarried. 284. Elisha b. 12 Feb. 1782 d. 21 Aug. 1805 unmarried. 285. John b. 2 Aug. 1784 d. 17 Aug. 1784. 286. Noah b. 13 Dec. 1785 d. 17 Feb. 1829 unmarried. +287. Sarah b. 15 June 1788 married Charles Dusenbury. 22 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

288. John b. 8 June 1790 d. II Oct. 1854- 289. Joseph b. II May 1792 d. 15 Feb. 1826. 290. Elias Cooper b. 13 Dec. 1795 d. 20 Apr. 188r. 29r. Lawrence b. 26 Sept. 1797 d. 26 Feb. 1800. 292. Mary b. 20 May 1800 d. 29 Apr. 1834. 293. Amy b. 28 Apr. 1803 d. 14 Mar. 1814.

154. Willett 6 Bowne, (William 5, Samuel 4, Samuel3, John 2, Thomas1) born in Flushing, L. I. 8. 6. 1745, married in Mamaro neck, N. Y. Deborah Cornell daughter of Benjamin and Abigail Cornell. She died and Willet married second Hannah Underhill born 26. 3. 1755. He died in Flushing 27.3. 1832 and she died three months later 2. 6. 1832. Children of Willet and Deborah (Cornell) Bowne: +294. William 15. 3. 1771 m. Mary Robbins. Children of Willet and Hannah (Underhill) Bowne: +295. Philip b. 5. 8. 1785 m. Eliza Farrington. +'296. James b. 26. IO. 1787 m. Eliza Willson. 297. Samuel b. r. r. 1789 d. unmarried 30. II. 1854. 298. John Willet b. 17. IO. 1790 d. 23 Oct. 1869 AE 79. 299. Hannah b. 23. 7. 1792. 300. Benjamin b. 9. 2. 1794- +301. Scott b. 30.9.1796 m. Emily Hendrickson.

160. Matthew6 Bowne, (SamuelS, Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, 1 Thomas ) born in New York City 19. 7. 1752 married 20. 12. 1775 Elizabeth Quinby born 29 September 1753 daughter of Aaron and Elizabeth (Cornell) Quinby of Westchester, N. Y. Matthew lived in Westchester in 1775-6, New York City 1779-84, Nine Partners, N. Y. 1786-88, Eastchester 1793 and died in Salem, N. Y. 1 September 1797. Children of Matthew and Elizabeth (Quinby) Bowne: 302. Charles b. IO. IO. 1776 d. New York City 15. 12. 1781. 303. Aaron b. ro. IO. 1776 d. New York City 6. 6. 1787. +304. Richard Matthew b. 25. 9. 1779 m. Penelope Hull. Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 23

305. Robert Martin b. 29. 12. 1781. died unmarried in Batavia, Java. +306. William b. 3.7.1784 m. Ann Ferris. 307. Abigail b. 5. 9. 1786, Nine Partners d. there 20. 5. 1787. +308. Sidney Breese b. 19.6.1788 m. Jemima Hunt. 309. Josiah Quinby b. 27. 8. 1793 died in Calcutta, India. 2 161. Abigail6 Bowne, (Samuel5, Samuel4, Samuel3, John , Thomas1) born 21. IO. 1754 married between 1. 4- and 7. 5. 1778 William Kenyon son of David Kenyon. She died 31. 8. 1822. Children of William and Abigail (Bowne) Kenyon: +310. William Kenyon m. Letitia Adriance. 3n. Samuel Kenyon b. N. Y. City 6. 3. 1780 d. 9. 6. 1803. +'312. James Kenyon b. 20. 8. 1791 m. Margaret Adriance. 2 165. William6 Bowne, (SamuelS, Samuel4, Samuel3, John , 1 Thomas ) born in New York 9.3.1763, married 16.6.1791 Sarah Newbold. About 1807 Sarah removed to a farm in Mansfield, N. J. Children of William and Sarah (Newbold) Bowne: 313. Samuel b. 27. 3. 1792. +314. Abigail b. 13. II. 1793 m. George Haywood. 315. William b. 27. 7. 1795, d. unmarried in 1841. +316. Edward b. 16. IO. 1798 m. Elizabeth L. Woodward.

166. Samuel6 Bowne, (Samuel5, Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Thom as1) born in New York City 5.4-1767, married there II. 3. 1789 Hannah Pearsall born in New York 5. 3. 1769 died 12. 3. 1831, daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth Pearsall. He died 25. 4. 1803 in New York City. Children of Samuel and Hannah (Pearsall) Bowne: 317. Eliza b. 15. I. 1790 m. Samuel Underhill. +'318. Thomas P. b. 30. II. 1792, m. Matilda Craft. 319. Hannah b. 18. I. 1795 d. 9m. 1821. 320. Samuel b. 18. 6. 1797 d. I I. I. 1798. 321. Samuel m. Elizabeth Titus and had Edward S. and Robert I. both of whom married but no living children. 24 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

+322. Lindley Murray b. 2r. 8. 1800 m. Mary Tagg. +323. Abigail b. 25. r. 1803 m. Franklin Haines.

184. Catharine6 Bowne, (James5, Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, 1 Thomas ) married in Flushing, L. I. n. 13. 1783 John Murray son of Robert and Mary Murray. She died 14. 9. 1834 in New York City. (See Appendix II.) Children of John and Catharine (Bowne) Murray: +324- Mary Murray b. 19. IO. 1784 m. Benjamin Perkins. +325. Robert Murray b. 13. 2. 1786 m. 1st Elizabeth Colden, 2nd Hannah Shotwell. 326. Caroline Murray b. 3. 3. 1788 d. r. 12. 1792. +327. Lindley Murray b. 5. r. 1790 m. 1st Eliza Cheeseman, 2nd Mary A. King. 328. James Murray b. 30. 5. 1791 d. r. IO. 179r.

185. Walter6 Bowne, (JamesS, Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) married Elizabeth Southgate daughter of Dr. Robert and Polly (King) Southgate of Portland, Me. Walter Bowne was a member of the Council of Appointment at Albany 1817-1820; Senator 1817- 1824; Mayor of New York City 1829-1831; First President of 7th Ward Bank of New York City. Children of Walter and Eliza (Southgate) Bowne: +'329. Walter b. 18 June 1806 m. Eliza Rapelje. +330. Mary King b. 25 July 1808 m. John -w. Lawrence.

186. Elizaheth6 Bowne, (JamesS, Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born IO. 3. 1772 married George Townsend son of Ben jamin and Elizabeth Townsend of Long Island. She died 14- 3. 1841 and he survived her until 20. 9. 184r. Children of George and Elizabeth (Bowne) Townsend: +33r. James Bowne Townsend b. 1797 m. Charlotte Mowatt Robinson. +332. Walter Bowne Townsend m. Harriet Jones. 333. Caroline Townsend d. 5. 8. 1802 aged 2 months.

6 187. John Rodman Bowne, (James5, Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 25

1 Thomas ) born 27. 5. 1774, married 13. 3. 1813 Grace Sands born 17 December 1789 daughter of Robert and Phebe (Carmen) Rut sen Sands of Rhinebeck, N. Y. John died in 1858. Children of John Rodman and Grace (Sands) Bowne: 334- Elias S. 335. Joshua S. 336. Caroline. 337. Robert S. +338. Catharine Murray m. Thomas Haley Suckley. 339. James d. 1861. +340. Phebe Rutsen m. 1867 Andrew J. Hunt.

1 188. Mary 6 Bowne, (JamesS, Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas ) born 18. 9. 1776, d. 4- 6. 1834 married in New York 13. 5. 1801 John King son of Joseph and Ann King of New Castle, England. He died 29. 12. 1835 aged 68 years 6months. Children of John and Mary (Bowne) King: +'341. Hannah King b. 13. 4. 1802 m. William T. Merritt. +342. Caroline King m. Thomas W. Jenkins. +343. Mary Ann King b. 30. 11. 1805 m. Nathaniel S. Merritt. 344- John Bowne King b. 29. 7. 1803 m. Mary Mitchell lives at New Bedford. 345. Samuel King removed to Baltimore. 346. Elizabeth King m. Henry Wood. 347. Catharine King m. Dr. Stephen Wood. 348. Ann King m. James Colton of Worcester, Mass. 349. Eleanor King b. 6. 3. 1822 m. Benjamin Buffum of Provi dence, R. I. 350. Walter King died Bloomingdale, N. Y.

200. Mary 6 Bowne, (Daniel5, Thomas4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born at Rocky Hill, Flushing, Long Island 5. I. 1754; married first at Flushing 12. 5. 1774 Vv alter Franklin son of Thomas and Mary Franklin of Westchester County N.Y. born 11. 10. 1727; died 8. 6. 1780. Mary Bowne married second 24 May 1786, Hon. 26 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

Samuel Osgood born Andover, Mass. 3. February 1748 son of Peter and Sarah (Johnson) Osgood. Hon. Samuel Osgood held many public offices, one of which was commissioner of the United States Treasury. He died in New York City in August of 1813 and his wife died on 3 October in the same year. (See Appendix III.) Children of Walter and Mary (Bowne) Franklin: 351. Maria Franklin b. 21. II. 1775; m. DeWitt Clinton. 352. Sarah Franklin b. 4- IO. 1777; m. John Norton. 353. Hannah Franklin b. 9. I. 1780; m. George Clinton. Children of Samuel and Mary (Bowne) (Franklin) Osgood: 354. Martha Brandon Osgood b. 6.Feb.1787; m. Edmond C. Genet (Citizen Genet) Minister Plenipotentiary from France to the United States. 355. Juliana Osgood b. 14 Aug. 1788; m. (1) Samuel Osgood; m. (2) Rev. Israel W. Putnam. 356. Walter Franklin Osgood b. 26 Mar. 1791; d. 1836. 357. Eliza Osgood b. 8.Jan.1793; d. 1800. 358. Susanna Kittredge Osgood b. 12 Apr. 1795; m. New York City, 17 May 1821, Moses Field son of John and Lydia (Hazard) Field, b. 4.Oct.1779,d.Peekskill,N.Y. 21 Oct. 1833. He was considered one of the outstanding philan thropists of his day. Children of Moses and Susanna Kittredge (Osgood) Field were: (1) Maunsell Bradhurst Field b. 26 Mar. 1822; m. Julia Stanton. (2) Osgood Field b. 14 Nov. 1823, m. Katharine Parker. He was unceasing in his research of Bowne family data both here and in England. Much of the mate rial in this compilation is the result of his efforts. (3) Franklin Clinton Field b. 5 Aug. 1825; m. (1) Mary Cunningham; hem. (2) Elizabeth Cooke Fitch. Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 27

(4) Susan Maria Field b. 13 Aug. 1827; m. John Au gustus Pell. (5) Caroline Matilda Field b. II Nov. 1829; m. George S. Riggs. (6) Moses Augustus Field b. 15 Apr. 1831; m. Fanny P. Bradhurst. (7) William Hazard Field b. 5 Aug. 1833; m. Augusta Curry Bradhurst. 359. Caroline Matilda Osgood b. 27 Feb. 1799; died young. 2 202. Thomas6 Bowne, (Jacob5, Thomas4, Samuel3, John , Thom as1) born 23. IO. 1755, married in 1777 Elizabeth Carpenter born 1 October 1758 daughter of Jacob and Hannah (Pierce) Carpenter. Children of Thomas and Elizabeth (Carpenter) Bowne: 360. Jacob C. of Rye, of N. Y. Will dated Apr. 27, 1826 leaves all his estate to George Tappan, mason of New York husband of his sister Hannah. 361. James. 362. Hannah married George Tappan.

6 2 203. Hannah Bowne, (Jacob5, Thomas4, Samuel3, John , Thom as1) born II. 8. 1761 married in 1783 Townsend Willis son of William and Mary (Townsend) Willis. He was of Cedar Swamp now Glen Head, L. I. Children of Townsend and Hannah (Bowne) Willis: 363. Mary Willis b. 13 Dec. 1783 m. John J. Hewlett. +'364. Sarah \¥illis b. 30 Mar. 1785 m. William Simonson. +365. Townsend Willis b. 26 May 1787 m. Mary Coles. 366. Hannah Willis b. II Nov. 1789, died unmarried. 367. Abigail Willis b. 15 Oct. 1792 m. 1st Samuel Jones; 2nd Robert Seaman. +368. Jacob Willis b. 20 Jan. 1797 m. Phebe Hewlett. +369. William Willis b. IO Dec. 1800 m. Letitia Downing.

2 204. Daniel6 Bowne, (Jacob5, Thomas4, Samuel3, John , Thomas1) 28 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island married in Purchase, N. Y. 16. 7. 1788 Jerusha Field daughter of Benjamin Field. Children of Daniel and Jerusha (Field) Bowne: 370. Hannah. 371. Maria. 372. Abigail m. Purchase, N. Y. 19. IO. 1814 John Hosier son of John and Catharine Hosier.

6 1 254. Mary Bowne, (John5, John4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas ) born in Flushing, L. I. 7. 11. 1784, married there r. 9. 1806 Samuel Parsons born in New York City 8. 8. 1774 died 1841, son of James and Mary (Burling) Parsons. Mary died in 1839. She inherited the Old Bowne House in Flushing which for the first time since it was built passed from the Bowne name. All her children were born in that house. Children of Samuel and Mary (Bowne) Parsons: +373· James Bowne Parsons b. 17. 5. 1809 m. Eliza Cock. 374. Mary Bowne Parsons b. 5.6.1813 died young. 375. John Bowne Parsons b. 9. IO. 1815: d. 15. 12. 1830 aged 15 years. +376. Samuel Bowne Parsons b. 1819 m. 1st Susan Howland, 2nd Clara E. Wyman. +'377. Robert Bowne Parsons b. 14.2.1821 m. Mary E. Mitchell. 378. William Bowne Parsons b. IO. II. 1823 m. 1851 Mary F. Leggett. He died 1856, No issue. 379. Jane Parsons b. 1826 d. 1862 unmarried. 2 1 258. Mary 6 Bowne, (Robert5, John4, Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born 7. 9. 1774, married Benjamin G. Minturn. She died in New Brunswick, N. J. 12 April 1852. Children of Benjamin and Mary (Bowne) Minturn: +380. Sarah Minturn m. Joseph B. Collins. 381. Elizabeth Minturn died unmarried. +382. William Minturn m. Caroline Byrnes. Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 29

383. Robert Minturn d. unmarried in New Brunswick, N. J. C 1864. 384. Penelope Minturn d. N. Y. City 27 Dec. 1873. 385. John Champlin Minturn m. Sarah. -- +'386. Mary Ann Minturn m. Robert Hartshorne. 387. Benjamin Minturn died unmarried c 1849. 388. Edward Minturn. 389. Cornelia Minturn. 390. Charles Minturn d. unmarried in California, c. 1868.

6 2 259. Robert H. Bowne, (Robert5, John4, Samuel3, John , Thomas1) born in Shrewsbury, N. J. 27. IO. 1776 married first Hannah Shipley. She died and Robert married second in Rahway, N. J. 26. rr. 1807 Sarah Hartshorne born in Milford, Pa. 2. ro. 1778 died at Rahway 4. 3. r86r daughter of Richard and Jane Hart shorne. Robert died r December 1843. Children of Robert and Hannah (Shipley) Bowne: 391. Robert s. b. 27. II. 1803 died unmarried in New York, 12. II. 1830. 392. Hannah b. IO. 6. 1805: d. 4- 2. 1812. Children of Robert and Sarah (Hartshorne) Bowne: +393. Richard H. b. 22. ro. 1810 m. Emily L. Cock. +394. Elizabeth b. 4. 9. 1812 m. Henry Robinson. 395. Hugh H. b. 30. rr. 1814 died unmarried 19 May r88r. Lived in Rahway, N. J. 396. William b. IO. n. 1816 d. N. Y. City 7m. 1872. 397. John L. 398. Jane b. 20. 4. 1823 :d. New York City 19. 2. 1824.

260. John S.6 Bowne, (Robert5, John4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born in Shrewsbury, N. J. rr. 2. 1779 married at New Bedford, Mass. 1801 Eliza Howland daughter of William Howland. He died in New York City 20. 2. 1824 and she survi~ed until 29. 9. 1830. 30 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

Children of John S. and Eliza (Howland) Bowne: 399. John b. 27. 7. 1810. · 400. Sarah H. b. 6. r. 1812: d. 24 Mar. 1895, at 131 E. 36th St., N.Y.C. 401. William H. b. 13. 3. 1814: d. 1850/2 San Francisco, Cal. 402. Elizabeth b. 13. 4. 1816: d. 2. r. 1909 New York City. +'403. Jane b. 1819 m. William F. Mott Jr. 404. Mary b. 8.9.1820: d. 5.3.1897. 405. Anna b. 26. ro. 1822: d. 28.12.1897. +406. Robert b. 6.5.1825 m. Anna F. Willis. 407. Catharine b. 1830 d. 6m. 1836.

2 1 261. Sarah6 Bowne, (Robert 5, John4, John3, John , Thomas ) born in Shrewsbury, N. J. 7. 9. 1781 married in Presbyterian Church, New York City rr November 1800 William Minturn Jr. son of William Minturn. She died 8 October 1862. Children of William and Sarah (Bowne) Minturn Jr. 408. Mary Minturn died unmarried in Naples, Italy c 1865. + 409. Sarah Minturn m. Henry Grinnell. +410. Robert Bowne Minturn b. 16 Nov. 1805 m. Mary M. Wendell.

262. Hannah6 Bowne, (Robert5, John4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born in New York City 14. 8. 1784, married there 15. 8. 1810 Ben jamin Say Collins son of Isaac and Rachel (Budd) Collins of Burlington, N. J. He died 26. 8. 1857 and she died 9. 9. 1860. Children of Benjamin Say and Hannah (Bowne) Collins: 4rr. Elizabeth B. Collins d. 30. 4. 1893. +412. Robert B. Collins b. 18. 4. 1813 m. Margareta C. Murray. +413. William B. Collins b. 3. 9. 1815 m. rst Ann Griffin, 2nd Mary Griffin. 414. Mary Collins b. 16. 7. 1817 d. 18. 6. 1837. +415. Rebecca Collins b. 19.5.1819 m. Benjamin Latham. 416. Edward Collins b. 2. 2. 1821 d. 18. 6. 1837. 417. Benjamin Collins b. 30. rr. 1822 d. 20~ 2. 1900. Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 31

+418. Richard Smith Collins b. 13. I. 1825 m. Sarah Willetts. 419. Mary Collins b. 17. 5. 1828. 420. Charles Collins b. 5. 6. 1830 d. IO. 2. 1918. 1 265. Jane 6 Bowne, (Robert5, John4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas ) born in New York City 31. I. 1792, married there 13 May 1812 Reuben Haines son of Caspar W. and Hannah Haines of Philadel phia. She died 26 April 1843. Children of Reuben and Jane (Bowne) Haines: 421. Sarah Minturn Haines b. 30 Mar. 1813 d. 2 Nov. 1824. 422. Margaret Haines b. 7 May 1815 d. 7 Apr. 1816. +423. Elizabeth Bowne Haines b. 4 Nov. 1817 m. Dr. J. A. Warder. +'424- John Smith Haines b. 2.Mar.1820 m. Mary Drinker Cope. +425. Jiannah Haines b. 2 Aug. 1822 m. William H. Bacon. 426. Sarah Haines b. 16 Oct. 1825 died young. +427. Robert Bowne Haines b. 16 Feb. 1827 m. Margaret V. Wistar. +'428. Margaret Haines b. 26 Apr. 1830 m. Thomas Stewardson. 429. Jane R. Haines b. 4 July 1832.

267. Robert L.6 Bowne, (GeorgeS, Robert4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born 3. 6. 1771 married first Amy Robinson daughter of Thomas and Sarah Robinson. She died in New York 29. 5. 1802 aged 32years. Robert married second in 1803 Naomi Leggett. Children of Robert L. and Amy (Robinson) Bowne: 430. George b. 12. 7. 1794 died unmarried. +431. Rowland R. b. 9.5.1796 m. Maria Berry. Children of Robert L. and Naomi (Leggett) Bowne: +432. Eliza m. Jacob Skillman. 433. Amy b. 20. 12. 1804 died unmarried. 434- Abigail b. 28. 1. 1807 died 22. 12. 1857. 435. Matilda b. 29 Nov. 1813 m. Stephen A. Frost. 436. Amelia died 26. 8. 1856. 437. Hannah m. Rev. Amos Lawrence of Mass. and had Gulielma and Horace. 32 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

438. Gulielma m. Dr. Daniel Breed son of Daniel, and Mary Breed of N. Y. City. 6 270. Joseph Bowne, (GeorgeS, Robert4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) married Mary Leggett born IO January 1779 daughter of Isaac and Rebecca (Starbuck) Leggett. Children of Joseph and Mary (Leggett) Bowne: +439. Richard b. 24 Aug. 1797 m. Nancy Caffers. +440. Samuel S. b. II Apr. 1800 m. Cornelia Shove. +441. Abigail S. b. 7 Dec. 1801 m. Stephen G. Mott. 442. Rebecca S. b. I Sept. 1803. 443. George b. 25 Mar. 1805 d. Sept. 1805. 444. Joseph b. 31 July 1815 d . .31 Jan. 1818. +445· William F. b. 21 Aug.'' 1818 m. 1st Eliza Collins, 2nd Elizabeth Thorne.

275. Gilbert6 Bowne, (Gilbert\ Benjamin4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) married Mary Robinson. Children of Gilbert and Mary (Robinson) Bowne: + 446. Mary b. 1802 m. William Dugan. + 447. Rachel b. 1805 m. William Dawson. 448. Sarah m. Samuel W. Raymond. +449. Gilbert b. 1807 m. Jane Clevenger.

278. Samuel6 Bowne, (GilbertS, Benjamin4, Samuel3, John2, 1 Thomas ) born 1791 died 4 Jan. 1853, married 1819 Sarah Ann Skinner born 1795 died July 1848 aged 53 years, buried 25 July 1848. Children of Samuel and Sarah Ann (Skinner) Bowne: +450. Rodman King m. Ann Maria Harmer. + 451. Elizabeth Ann m. Harmanus B. Duryea. 452. Gilbert Washington d. 27 Nov. 1853 m. Mary Peters, no issue. 453. Rachel died young. 282. Robert6 Pearsall, (Elizabeth5 (Dobson) Pearsall, Elizabeth4 2 (Bowne) Dobson, Samuel3 Bowne, John , Thomas1) born 25. 6. Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 33

1774 married in New York 13. 12. 1797 Elizabeth Collins born in New York 23. 7. 1776 daughter of Isaac and Rachel (Budd) Collins. Children of Robert and Elizabeth (Collins) Pearsall: 454. Robert Pearsall b. 11. 9. 1798 d. 1866 m. three times and left issue. 455. Rachel C. Pearsall b. 29. 12. 1800 m. John Jay Smith, had issue. 456. Mary Pearsall b. 1802 died unmarried. 457. Rebecca Pearsall b. 15. 6. 1805 d. 1864, m. Samuel George Morton M. D. and had James Morton, Robert Morton, George Morton, Thomas G. Morton, Anna Morton b. 1838 m. 1860 Thomas H. Montgomery of Philadelphia and had Rebecca Montgomery b. 1862, Mary White Mont gomery b. 1864, James Alan Montgomery b. 1866, Sam uel G. Morton Montgomery b. 1868, Anna Morton Mont gomery. 458. Elizabeth Pearsall b. 16.9.1812 died 1829. 2 287. Sarah6 Bowne, (John5, Thomas4, John3, John , Thomas1) born 15 June 1788, married 7 October 1815 Charles Dusenbury born 29 December 1792, died 28 March 1871. She died 24 Feb ruary 1872 in Tuckahoe, N. Y. Children of Charles and Sarah (Bowne) Dusenbury: 459. Lawrence Bowne Dusenbury b. 1816 d. 1816. 460. Mary Dusenbury b. 3 Feb. 1818 d. 24 Apr. 1825. 461. James Dusenbury b. 7 Apr. 1820 m. 22 Feb. 1843 Maria L. Dederee of Tuckahoe, N. Y. and had Mary Dusenbury b. r Jan. 1846 m. 13 Dec. 1870 Charles A. Hodgman and had two children, and Charles Dusenbury b. 13 Oct. 1851. 462. Charles Henry Dusenbury b. 13 June 1822 d. 30 June 1823. 463. John Bowne Dusenbury b. 13 June 1822 d. 13 May 1834- 464. Elias Dusenbury b. 14 Feb. 1826 d. 29 Dec. 1873 m. 23 Sept. 1856 Mary Morison Masterton of East Chester and had issue: Agnes Masterton Dusenbury b. 20 June 1857 d. 34 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

7 June 1943, Elias Warner Dusenbury b. 2 Sept. 1861. Charles Alexander Dusenbury b. 12 July 1866 d. 2 Jan. 1936 married Victoria McCollum 5 Aug. 1895, she died 15 Sept. 1921. Amie Sykes Dusenbury. 465. George Dubois Dusenbury b. 18 Feb. 1828 d. 30 Oct. 1855, m. Susan R. Underhill of Greenburg and had Sarah Dusenbury who married Lewis Schoonmaker; George Dusenbury. 466. Charles Dusenbury b. 4 Dec. 1829 m. Emily M. Odell of Yonkers N. Y. 21 Sept: 1823 and had Jennie Odell Dusen bury and Annie Devoir Dusenbury. 7 6 294. William Bowne, (Willett , William5, Samuel4, Samuel3, 2 1 John , Thomas ) born in Flushing, L. I. 15: 3. 1771 married in Westbury, L. I. 9m. 1794 Mary Robbins born 15. 5. 1773, died 31. 12. 1819, daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth (Cocks) Robbins. William died 10. 12. 1824- Children of William and Mary (Robbins) Bowne: 467. Isaac Willett b. 2.8.1795. +468. Stephen C. b. 23. 4. 1799 m. Elizabeth Willis. 469. Cornell b. 25. r. 1801 killed by horses running away 19. 12. 1864- +470. Mary b. 17.2.1806 m. Gilbert Wright. 471. Sarah b. 3. 4- 1808 m. Abram Bergen. 472. Elizabeth b. 20. 4- 1814 m. Benjamin Cock Byrd b. 24- 10. 1810 son of John and Phebe (Cock) Byrd. Died 1892.

295. Philip7 Bowne, (Willett6, William5, Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, 1 Thomas ) born in Flushing, L. I. 5. 8. 1785 died 1870, married in Flushing Eliza Farrington born 23 March 1790, died 13 January 1859, daughter of George and Elizabeth (Penfold) Farrington. Children of Philip and Eliza (Farrington) Bowne: 473. Eliza Farrington b. 20. 4- 1814, d. 15 Jan. 1890, m. 9. 6. 1836 Daniel T. Willetts b. r. 6. 1815, d. 3. r. 1878 son of Amos and Anne Willetts of New York City. Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 35

+474- William W. b. 12.4-1817 m. Anna E. Daly. +475. George Farrington b. 4- 5. 1821 m. Julia Matilda Beach. 476. Maria Farrington b. 23. 8. 1824 d. 8 May 1994 unmarried. 477. Catharine S. b. 26. 9. 1826 d. 7 March 1900. 478. Edward Hicks b. 27. r. 1829 d. 2. 9. 1831. 479. Philip H. Jr. b. 7. 5. 1832 d. 7 Aug. 1895, m. Sarah H. Moulton of Bangor, Me. No issue. In 1854 he dropped the Jr. from his name and assumed the middle name of Hicks.

7 6 5 2 296. James Bowne, (Willett , William , Samuel4, SamueP, John , Thomas1) born in Flushing, L. I. 26. IO. 1787, married in Newark, N. J. 3 August 1809 Eliza Willson born 1775 Nassau, New Provi dence, Bahama daughter of Robert and Eliza Willson. Removed to Gouvenour, N. Y. Children of James and Eliza (Wilson) Bowne: 480. Alexander Murray died young. 481. Caroline died young. +482. Eliza Ann b. 18 Oct. 1842 m. Isaac Foster. 483. Hannah. 484. Louisa. 485. ·willett mar. Henrietta Powers of Macomb, N. Y. 486. Susan M. m. 30 Aug. 1848 Dr. William Beebe. 487. William H. 488. James. 489. Charles H. m. Mary E. Whitner. 490. Juliet. 491. Cornelia m. Henry L. Conklin. 492. Maria.

301. Scott H.7 Bowne, (Willett6, William5, Samuel4, Samuel3, 2 1 John , Thomas ) born in Flushing, L. I. 30. 9. 1796, died 2. 11. 1864 married in Jamaica, N. Y. 23 December 1828 Emily Hend rickson born 18n died 5 February 1853 aged 42years 1 month 3 days, daughter of Abraham and Phoebe Hendrickson. 36 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

Children of Scott H. and Emily (Hendrickson) Bowne: 493. Hannah b. 20 Oct. 1829 m. 1st 2. 7. 1851 George W. Quinby b. 27.9.1822 d. 1855, married 2nd James S. Baker. 304. Richard Matthew7 Bowne, (Matthew6, SamuelS, Sarnue14, 2 1 Samue13, John , Thomas ) born in New York City 26. 9. 1779, died 27. 7. 1818, married at Sanford, Dutchess Co., N. Y. 2 Aug. 1804 Penelope Hull born in New York 16. r. 1786 died 13. r. 1849, daughter of John and Mary (Avery) Hull of Nine Partners. Children of Richard Matthew and Penelope (Hull) Bowne: 494. Mary b. 17. 5. 1805 d. 3. 5. 1814. 495. Eliza b. 31 May 1807 m. Neely Lockwood son of Walter and Martha Lockwood. +496. Ann b 20.4.1809 rn. James M. Redmond. +497. Samuel b. 6. 6. 1812 m. Eliza Ackerly. +498. Mary A. b. IO. 3. 1815 m. Lambert Reynolds.

6 306. Capt. William7 Bowne, (Matthew , SamuelS, Samuel4, Sam uel3, John2, Thomas1) born in New York City 3. 7. 1784 died in Westchester county New York in 1847. His wife was Ann Ferris. Children of Capt. William and Ann (Ferris) Bowne: 499. Robert died young. +500. Ann Eliza m. Dr. William H. Maxwell. 501. William F. removed to San Francisco, Cal. 502. George M. died in California in 1865. 503. Catharine F. died in Westchester. 504- Benjamin F. died in Panama. 7 6 308. Sidney Breese Bowne, (Matthew , SamuelS, Samuel4, Sam uel3, John2, Thomas1) born at Nine Partners, N. Y. 19. 6. 1788, died in Westchester IO. 5. 1865, married in Westchester 30. r. 18n Jemima Honeywell Hunt born in Yonkers, N. Y. IO. 8. 1790, died 25. r. 1863, daughter of Major David and Phebe (Oakley) Hunt. Children of Sidney Breese and Jemima (Hunt) Bowne: +'505. William Hunt b. 2. r. 1812 m. 1st Sarah S. Hendricks, m. 2nd Mary A. Clements. Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 37

506. Robert Matthew b. 21. 9. 1813 d. 4. 5. 1818. 507. Josiah Quinby b. 25. 3. 1815 d. ro. ro. 1859. +508. Richard Matthew b. 14. 3. 1817, d. 5 June 1899, m. Mary Titus. +509. Eliza Honeywell b. 27.7.1819 m. Elwood Walter. 510. Honeywell b. r. 2. 1821 d. 8. 9. 1821. +51 r. Sarah Matilda b. 14. 8. 1822 m. Henry Cromwell. +512. Maria B. b. 19. 4. 1824 m. John Thomas. 513. Phebe Ann b. 28. ro. 1825 d. 26. 9. 1826. 514. Catharine Haviland ro. ro. 1826 d. 22. ro. 1826. 515. Sidney b. 6. 3. 1827 d. 19. 9. 1828. 516. Sidney Franklin b. 26. 3. 1829 d. 4. 2. 1855 unmarried. +517. Thomas Burling b. II. 6. 1831 m. 27 Mar. 1846 Rebecca Leggett Watson. Died 29 Aug. 1880. 518. Amelia Crane b. 5. r. 1834 d. Plain.field, N. J. 16 Nov. 1883 unmarried. 310. William Kenyon7, (Abilgail6 (Bowne) Kenyon, Samuel5 2 1 Bowne, Samuel4, Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born in New York City 8.7.1784 married Letitia Adriance. Children of William and Letitia (Adriance) Kenyon: 519. John Kenyon. 520. Samuel Kenyon. 521. Mary Kenyon. 522. Margaret Kenyon. 312. James Kenyon7, (Abigail6 (Bowne) Kenyon, Samuel5 Bowne, 2 1 Samuel4, Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born in New York City 20. 8. 1791 married Margaret Adriance daughter of Samuel Adriance. Children of James and Margaret (Adriance) Kenyon: 523. Isaac Kenyon mar. Mary Edmunds and had Francis As bury Kenyon who married Sara Mallory Ryker and had Margaret Elizabeth Kenyon, Mary Benson Kenyon and Maria Kenyon. 524. James Kenyon married a Giffing and had a grandson, Senator Kenyon Sickles of Iowa. 38 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

525. James S. Kenyon. 526. Maria Kenyon. 527. Abigail Bowne Kenyon m. Charles Clark of Colchester, Conn. 528. Elizabeth Kenyon. 529. Caroline Kenyon m. Erastus Brown and had a. Edgar Ketchum Brown m. Emily Cowperthwaite and had Mortimer Brown. b. Margaret Brown m. Jabez Backus. c. John Brown m. Mildred Elizabeth and had 1 Wil liam Edward Brown who married Eveline Bloomer Thorne and had Helen Louise Brown; 2 Charles Brown who died young. John Brown married second his first wife's aunt, Maria Doty. 6 314. AhigaiF Bowne, (William , SamuelS, Samuel4, Samuel3, 2 1 John , Thomas ) born 13. rr. 1793 married 17. 9. 1828 George Haywood. Child of George and Abigail (Bowne) Haywood: +530. Sarah Maria Haywood b. 25. 6. 1836 m. Benjamin F. Shreve. 316. Edward7 Bowne, (William6, SamuelS, Samuel4, Samuel3, 1 John2, Thomas ) born in Flushing, L. I. 16. ro. 1798 married 6. 2. 1834 Elizabeth (Lippincott) Woodward. Children of Edward and Elizabeth (Woodward) Bowne: +531. Sarah b. 19. r. 1835 m. David T. Haines. +532. John b. 8. 3. 1836 m. 1st Annie Satterthwaite, 2nd Sarah Champion. 533. William b. r. 4- 1838 d. 8m. 1862 unmarried. +534. Rebecca b. 6. r. 1840 m. Israel S. Deacon. +535. Edward L. b. 9. 9. 1841 m. Marietta Deacon. 536. Anna M. b. 12. 5. 1843 m. Henry L. Deacon and Oliver L. Jeffrey. +537. Walter B. b. 18.3.1845 m. Edith N. Johnson. Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 39

538. Emily b. 25. 8. 1847 d. unmarried in 1902. +539. Frank W. b. 8. I. 1850 m. Laura Lippincott.

318. Thomas PearsalF Bowne, (Samuel6, Samuel5, Samuel4, Sam 2 uel3, John , Thomas1) born 30. II. 1792, married Matilda Ann Craft. Child of Thomas Pearsall and Matilda (Craft) Bowne: 540. Caroline M. m. William Hurlbut and had I Charles Harris Hurlbut 2 Anna Matilda Hurlbut.

322. Lindley Murray7 Bowne, (Samuel6, SamuelS, Samuel4, Sam uel 3, John2, Thomas1) born in Flushing, L. I. 21. 8. 1800, mar ried Mary Tagg. Children of Lindley Murray and Mary (Tagg) Bowne: 541. George. 542. Hannah. 543· Mary. 544. Caroline. 545. Samuel.

6 323. AbigaiF Bowne, (Samuel , SamuelS, Samuel4, Samuel\ John 2, Thomas1) born in Flushing, L. I. 25. I. 1803 died 14. 6. 1876, Married 12. II. 1829 Franklin Haines son of George and Edith Haines. He died 25. 9. 1871. Children of Franklin and Abigail (Bowne) Haines: +546. Edith W. Haines b. 7.8.1830 m. Jacob Corliss. +547· Samuel Haines b. 23. 4. 1834 m. Rebecca M. Rowland. 548. Hannah B. Haines b. 17. I. 1836. 324. Mary Lindley7 Murray, (Catharine6 (Bowne) Murray, James5, 2 1 Samuel4, Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born 19. IO. 1784 married in New York 9. 4. 1806 Benjamin D. Perkins born Plainfield, Conn. son of Elisha and Sarah Perkins. He died 13. IO. 1810. Children of Benjamin and Mary (Murray) Perkins: 549. Benjamin Perkins. 550. Caroline Perkins. 40 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

325. Robert7 Murray, (Catharine6 (Bowne) Murray, James5, Sam 1 uel4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas ) born 13. 2. 1786 married first Elizabeth Colden born in Colden'ham, N. Y. daughter of Governor and Mrs. Colden. She died 13. I. 1827 and he married second in New York 10. 3. 1830 Hannah Shotwell died 13. 5. 1877 daughter of William and Sarah Shotwell. He died 28. 1. 1858. Children of Robert and Elizabeth (Colden) Murray: 551. Caroline Murray m. Lindley Murray Ferris and had issue. 552. Mary Murray m. Lindley Murray Ferris and had issue. 553. Gertrude Murray b. 25. 9. 1817 m. George Hussey. 554. David Alden Murray b. IO. IO. 1821 m. Catharine Sher wood. 555. Robert L. Murray b. 9.11.1824 m. Ruth. - Children of Robert and Hannah (Shotwell) Murray: 556. Sarah Murray b. 12. 6. 1834. 327. Lindley7 Murray, (Catharine6 (Bowne) Murray, JamesS, 2 1 Samuel4, Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born 5. I. 1790 married first in New York 15. 4. 1813 Eliza Cheeseman daughter of Forman and Ann Cheeseman. She died in New York 29. 5. 1830 and Lind ley married in New York 9. 8. 1832 Mary King daughter of Joseph and Mary King. She died 6. 5. 1872. Children of Lindley and Eliza (Cheeseman) Murray: 557. Ann Eliza Murray b. 11. 2. 1814 m. Morris Franklin. 558. Catharine Murray b. 12. 8. 1816 m. Louis Battelles. 559. Margaretta Murray b. 23. 9. 1818 m. Robert B. Collins. 560. Jane Murray b. 17. 5. 1823 d. unmarried. 561. Lindley Murray b. 11. I. 1821 m. Fanny Talman. 562. Hannah Murray b. 26.9.1825 d. 7.6.1845. 563. John Murray b. 26.12.1827. Children of Lindley and Mary (King) Murray: 564. Joseph Murray b. 7. I. 1836 d. 3. L 1916. 565. William Murray b. 9. 4. 1839. 566. Mary King Murray b. 14. II. 1834 d. 12 Nov. 1920. 567. Edward Murray b. 11. 5. 1842 d. II. 12. 1864. Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 41

2 329. Walter7 Bowne, (Walter6, JamesS, Samuel4, Samuel3, John , Thomas1) born 18 June 1806 married 1826 Eliza Rapelyea born in New Lots, N. Y. 8 November 1808 daughter of Simon and Helen Rapelyea. She died Monday 27 July 1885 in Flushing, he predeceased his wife 30 October 1877. Children of Walter and Eliza (Rapelyea) Bowne: +568. Eliza Southgate b. 21 Aug. 1827 m. Spencer H. Smith. +569. Simon Rapelyea b. 18 Oct. 1828 m. Emma Smith. 570. Walter b. r6 Sept. 1830 d. unmarried in Nov. 1855. 571. Helen b. 12 Apr.1832 m. Sylvanus Riker. +'572. Frederick b. 15 Aug. 1836 m. Adelaide (Stebbins) Hunt- ington. 573. Horatio b. 9 June 1837. 574. Caroline b. 7 Aug. 1838 d. 17 Aug. 1841. 575. Mary Ann b. 17 Aug. 1841 m. James T. Murray. +576. Robert Southgate b. 18 Sept. 1842 m. Jessie Draper. 7 6 330. Mary King Bowne, (Walter , JamesS, Samuel4, Samuel3, 2 John , Thomas1) born in New York 25 July 1808, died in Flushing 3 August 1874, married in New York 5 December 1826 John Watson Lawrence born in Flushing, L. I. 17 August 1803, died 20 December 1888. Children of John Watson and Mary King (Bowne) Lawrence: 577. Caroline Bowne Lawrence b. 17 Sept. 1827 m. 14 Oct. 1847 Hon. Henry Bedinger of Va. and had Mary, Henry and Caroline. 578. Eliza Southgate Lawrence b. 6 Nov. 1828 d. 1860, m. 13 Feb. 1848 Gen. Armistead Thompson Rust of Va. and had Henry, Lawrence and Rebecca. +579. Mary Bowne Lawrence b. 28 Sept. 1830 m. Henry Augustus Bogart. 580. Emily Lawrence b. 20 Aug. 1832 m. 15 Dec. 1874 Charles Hamilton Shepard. 581. Anna Louise Lawrence b. 25 July 1834 m. 22 Apr. 1862 Rt. Rev. Thomas A. Jagger. 42 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

582. Walter Bowne Lawrence b. 31 Oct. 1839 m. 3 Oct. 1866 Elizabeth Annie Townsend. 583. Rebecca Lawrence b. 8 Sept. 1841 d. IO Jan. 1848. 584. Isabella Lawrence b. 16 Oct. 1846 m. 29 May 1879 Lemuel Pendleton Dandridge. 585. Frances Lawrence b. IO Aug. 1849 m. 2 July 1873 Rev. Frederick Brewerton Carter. 586. Robert Lawrence b. 1 Dec. 1852 m. 24 Apr. 1884 Eliza H. Clements 331. James7 Townsend, (Elizabeth6 (Bowne) Townsend, JamesS, 2 1 Samuel4, Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born 1797 died 26 February 1873, married 1842 Charlotte Mowatt Robinson born 1818 died April 1893 daughter of Sylvester and Elizabeth (Rodman) Robin son. Children of James and Charlotte (Robinson) Townsend: 587. Caroline Bowne Townsend b. 5 Feb. 1843 d. 3 July 1928. 588. Frederick Townsend b. 13 Feb. 1845. +589. James Rodman Townsend b. 14 Sept. 1846 m. Martha Rosalie Coe. 590. Isabel Townsend m. Lomax Littlejohn of Flushing. 332. Walter Bowne7 Townsend, (Elizabeth6 (Bowne) Townsend, 2 1 JamesS, Samuel4, Samuel3, John , Thomas ) married Harriet Jones. Children of Walter Bowne and Harriet (Jones) Townsend: 59r. Edward Townesend 592. George Townsend 593· Walter Townsend 594. Anna Townsend m. --Dickenson. 338. Catharine7 Bowne, (John R.6, JamesS, Samuel4, Samuel3, 2 1 John , Thomas ) married 25 June 1850 Thomas Haley Suckley born 22 Nov. 18IO, son of George and Catharine (Rutsen) Suckley. He died 9 February 1888. Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 43

Children of Thomas and Catharine (Bowne) Suckley: +595. Robert Bowne Suckley b. 5 June 1856 m. Elizabeth Philips Montgomery. 596. Catharine Rutsen Suckley 7 3 340. Phebe Rutsen Bowne, (John R.6, James 5, Samuel 4, Samuel , 1 John 2, Thomas ) married in 1867 Rev. Andrew J. Hunt. Child of Rev. Andrew J. and Phebe R. (Bowne) Hunt: +'597. Grace Sands Hunt m. Henry Eglinton Montgomery. 341. Hannah7 King, (Mary 6 (Bowne) King, James 5, Samuel 4, 2 1 Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born in Flushing, L. I. 4- 13. 1802, mar ried in New York William T. Merritt son of Nehemiah and Phebe Merritt. Children of William T. and Hannah (King) Merritt: 598. William Henry Merritt b. 24. 2. 1822. 599. Mary Merritt b. IO. 2. 1824. 600. Phebe Merritt b. 24. 5. 1830 d. 28. 10. 1831. 601. Thomas Merritt b. IO. 5. 1833 d. 19. 9. 1833. 342. Caroline7 King, (Mary 6 (Bowne) King, James 5, Samuel 4, Samuel 3, John2, Thomas 1) born in New York II. 11. 1824, died 25. II. 1883 married Thomas W. Jenkins born in Nantucket, Mass. 22. II. 1794 died 24- IL 1849, son of Jonathan and Sarah Jenkins. Children of Thomas W. and Caroline (King) Jenkins: 602. Thomas Jenkins b. 4.8.1825, d. 8.9.1826. 603. Sarah Jenkins b. 15. 4- 1828. 604. Mary K. Jenkins b. 4. 8. 1829. 605. Eliza Jenkins b. 25.7.1831 d. 3.4-1881. 606. Caroline Jenkins b. 17.9.1833 d. 20.6.1883. 607. Thomas W. Jenkins Jr. 18. 5. 1836. 608. William M. b. 8. 3. 1838, d. 9. 2. 1839. 609. Ann K. b. 13. II. 1839 d. 13. 12. 1839. 610. Sylvanus Jenkins b. 17. 5. 1841 d. 24- 3. 1918. 6II. Avis Jenkins b. 18.3.1844 d. 2. 5. 1894- 44 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

343. Mary Ann7 King, (Mary6 (Bowne) King, JamesS, Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born in New York 30. II. 1805 died 27. 9. 1880, married in New York 13. ro. 1825 Nathaniel S. Merritt born in New York 12. 2. 1802 d. 20. r. 1890 son of John and Phebe J. Merritt. Children of Nathaniel S. and Mary (King) Merritt: 612. Edward Merritt b. 23. 4- 1827. 613. Louise Merritt b. 21. 7. 1839. 614. Walter Merritt b. 7. r. 1831 d. 26. r. 1836. 615. Charles Merritt b. 15. 4- 1834 d. 6. 6. 1858. 616. Ellen (Eleanor) b. 2.7.1845. 364. Sarah7 Willis, (Hannah6 (Bowne) Willis, JacobS, Thomas4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born 30 March 1785 married William Simonson. Children of William and Sarah (Willis) Simonson: 617. Townsend Simonson m. Mary Frost. 618. William Simonson. 619. Margaret Simonson m. Charles Anderson. 620. Mary Simonson m. Henry Williams. 365. Townsend7 Willis, (Hannah6 (Bowne) Willis, JacobS, 2 1 Thomas4, Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born 30 March 1785 married Mary Coles. Children of Townsend and Mary (Coles) Willis: for. Townsend Willis m. Mary Jackson and had Jacob Willis. 622. Ethalinda Willis m. Timothy Jackson. 623. Hannah Willis m. --- Whiston. 624. Esther Willis m. Thomas Jackson.

368. Jacob Bowne7 Willis, (Hannah6 (Bowne) Willis, Jacob 5, 2 1 Thomas4, Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born 20 January 1797 mar ried Phebe Hewlett. Children of Jacob Bowne and Phebe (Hewlett) Willis: 625. Lewis S. Willis. Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 45

626. Townsend Willis. 627. William Willis. 628. Hannah E. Willis m. Samuel M. Titus and had Jacob W. Titus and S. Townsend Titus. 629. Abigail Willis. 369. William7 Willis, (Hannah6 (Bowne) Willis, JacobS, Thomas4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born IO December 1800, married Letitia Downing. Children of William and Letitia (Downing) Willis: 630. Mary Willis m. Charles Place. 631. Harriet Willis m. Wells Sackett. 632. Isaac T. Willis m. Anne Place. 633. Robert Willis died unmarried. 373. James Bowne7 Parsons, (Mary6 (Bowne) Parsons, JohnS, 1 John4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas ) born in New York 17.5.1809 married there 8. 6. 1831 Eliza Ferris Cock daughter of Dr. Thomas F. Cock. He died in Litchfield, Conn. and buried from the Bowne House in Flushing, 2. 9. 1894. His widow died 25. 7. 1902. Children of James and Eliza Ferris (Cock) Parsons: +634- Elizabeth Ferris Parsons b. 26. 5. 1832 m. Henry Morris Woodruff. 635. John Parsons b. 27. 3. 1834 d. 24. 6. 1845. 636. Emily Parsons b. 17.4-1836 d. 7m. 1861. 637. Catharine B. Parsons b. 3. 1. 1838 d. 31. 5. 1844. 638. Mary Parsons b. 25. 3. 1843 m., 1866 Henry A Boller. 639. James B. Parsons b. 30. IO. 1845 d. 29. 1. 1861. 640. Robert William Parsons b. 22. 8. 1848 m. Mary Elizabeth Mitchell. 641. Edward Willis Parsons b. 19. 12. 1850. 376. Samuel Bowne7 Parsons, (Mary6 (Bowne) Parsons, JohnS, John4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born in Flushing, L. I. 1819, 46 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island married first 1842 Susan Howland. She died 9. 8. 1854 and Samuel married second Clara E. Wyman. He died 4- I. 1906 in New York City. Children of Samuel Bowne and Susan (Howland) Parsons: 642. John B. Parsons b. 24-3.1851 d. 14- IO. 1854. 643. Samuel Parsons b. 1844 m. Martha E. Francis. 644- Susan H. Parsons 6. 8. 2. 1847 m. Eugene A. de Mauriac. 645. George H. Parsons b. 17. 3. 1849 d. 14- 4. 1898 m. Lauraine Hascall. Child of Samuel Bowne and Clara (Wyman) Parsons: 646. Herbert Parsons. 377. Robert Bowne 7 Parsons, (Mary6 (Bowne) Parsons, John5, John4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born in Flushing, L. I. 14- 2. 1821, married in Grace Church New York City 18 August 1857 Mary Elizabeth Mitchell born in Charlestown, S. C. daughter of Judge John Wroughton and Caroline Elizabeth (Green) Mitchell. They owned the Old Bowne House and in her will proved 22 December 1915, she requested that the house be not sold. She died in Flushing 14 December 1915. Children of Robert Bowne and Mary (Mitchell) Parsons: 647. Caroline Mitchell Parsons died young. 648. Anna Hinckley Parsons. 649. Cornelia Mitchell Parsons. 650. Robert Parsons. 651. Mary Elizabeth Parsons died at the age of nine years. 652. Bertha Rodman Parsons. 653. William Bowne Parsons m. Marie Finch daughter of Edward and Ann Ridley (Crane) Finch and had William Bowne Parsons and Edward Finch Parsons. 380. Sarah 7 Minturn, (Mary6 (Bowne) Minturn, Robert5, John4, Samuel 3, John 2, Thomas1) married Joseph B. Collins. Children of Joseph and Sarah (Minturn) Collins: 654- Mary Collins b. 2 Oct. 1823. died unmarried. Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 47

655. Ellen Collins b. 15 Feb. 1829 d. 8 July 1912. 656. Margaret Collins b. 16 July 1832 d. 25 Sept. 1905. 382. William7 Minturn, (Mary6 (Bowne) Minturn, Roberts, 2 John4, Samuel3, John , Thomas1) married Caroline Byrnes. Children of William and Caroline (Byrnes) Minturn: 657. Elizabeth Minturn b. 28 Feb. 1825 d. 14 Jan. 1910 m. Jacob Rutgers Hardenbergh. 658. William Minturn b. 1827 d. 1875. 659. Walter B. Minturn b. 1829 d. 1867. 660. Rebecca Minturn b. 1831 m. Isaac S)Ilith. 66r. James B. Minturn b. 1833 d. 1870. 662. Benjamin Green Minturn b. 1835 died young. 663. Edward B. Minturn b. 1838 d. 1887. 664. Caroline Minturn b. 12 Feb. 1840 m. Ciro de Suzzaro Verdi b. 6 Oct. 1834 d. 29 Sept. 1887 and had Mary Min turn Verdi b. 15 Feb. 1882 d. 1 Feb. 1912 and Ciro Minturn de S. Verdi b. 12 Aug. 1887 m. Marion Sasell who died 1923. They had Nancy Clare Verdi, Hildegrade Verdi, Patricia Verdi. 665. Mary Minturn b. 22 May 1842 d. 5 Feb. 1882. 666. Charles Minturn b. 22 May 1844 d. 19 Feb. 1845. 386. Mary Ann7 Minturn, (Mary6 (Bowne) Minturn, Roberts, 2 John4, Samue13, John , Thomas1) married Robert Hartshorne. Children of Robert and Mary Ann (Minturn) Hartshorne: 66]. Richard Hartshorne died unmarried. 668. Benjamin Hartshorne m. Julia Norton, had Lillian who married J. D. Trask and had Benjamin Hartshorne Trask who married Eleanor Van B. Power. 669. Susanna Hartshorne died unmarried. 670. Robert Hartshorne. 67r. William Hartshorne. 672. Edward M. Hartshorne m. Louise Hendrickson. 673. Mary Hartshorne m. Felix O'Rourke. 48 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

393. Richard Hartshorne7 Bowne, (Robert H.6, RobertS, John4, SamueP, John2, Thomas1) born in New York City 22. ro. 1810 died r. 5. 1881, married in New York ro. 5. 1837 Emily L. Cock born in New York 18. 12. 1815 died in Rahway, N. J. November 1888. She was the daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth (Ferris) Cock of Rahway. Children of Richard and Emily (Cock) Bowne: 674. Robert S. b. 24. 5. 1838 d. 24. 2. 1844 675. Thomas Cock b. 14. 3. 1841 d. Rahway 23. II. 1902. He lived for some years in Dickinson Co., Kansas. 676. Sarah E. b. r. 9. 1844 m. Isaac F. Wood son of Dr. Isaac Wood of Rahway, N. J. 677. Eliza Parsons b. 8. 12. 1846 died unmarried. 678. Ann Augusta b. 24- rr. 1848 m. Charles E. Alioth of Switz- erland. 394. Elizaheth7 Bowne, (Robert6, RobertS, John4, Samue13, John2, Thomas1) born 4- 9. 1812 married Henry Robinson who died in New York 13. 12. 1858. Children of Henry and Elizabeth (Bowne) Robinson: 679. Sarah Robinson b. 18. ro. 1848. 680. Mary P. Robinson b. 7.9.1851. 681. Emily L. Robinson b. 27. II. 1853. 682. William T. Robinson.

403. Jane7 Bowne, (John L.6, RobertS, John4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born in 1818, married in New York 13. ro. 1841 William F. Mott Jr. born in New York 17. 8. 1820 son of William F. and Phebe (Merritt) Mott. Children of William F. and Jane (Bowne) Mott Jr.: 683. John Lawrence Mott b. 23. 9. 1842 d. 1890, m. 26 Jan., 1882 Lucy Latham dau. of Danforth H. Barney. 684- William F. Mott Jr. b. 29. 4. 1845 died 1901 unmarried. 685. Henry Franklin Mott b. ro. r. 1847 d. 22 June 1888 m. 6 Mar. 1873 Mary Jeffries and had Edith Jeannette Mott Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 49

b. 27. r. 1876 m. 7. 6. 1899 Horace A. Doane of Philadel phia. 686. Maria Mott b. 8. 5. 1851 d. 8 Apr. 1895, m. r8 June 1879 Edward M. Perry. No issue.

6 2 406. Rohert7 Bowne, (John S. , RobertS, John4, Samuel3, John , Thomas1) born 5. 6. 1825 married 12. 4- 1860 Anna F. Willis born in New York City 30. rr. 1834 daughter of Edward and Anna A. (Cock) Willis. She died in Camden, Maine 12. 9. r88r. Children of Robert and Anna (Willis) Bowne: 687. Robert b. 6 Feb. r86r d. 31 Dec. 1899. 688. Edward Willis b. 20 July r8fo d. 1900 unmarried m Wyoming. 689. Rowland b. 5 Nov. r866 m. 1905 Elizabeth Fisher.

409. Sarah7 Minturn (Sarah6 (Bowne) Minturn, Robert5, John4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) married Henry Grinnell who died in New York 30 June 1874 aged 75 years and was buried from Trinity Church. Children of Henry and Sarah (Minturn) Grinnell: 690. Cornelius Grinnell died on the Isle of Wight. 691. Sarah Grinnell m. Ridley Watts and had Fanny and Sally Watts. 692. Robert Grinnell m. Sophia Van Allen. 693. William Grinnell. 694. Mary Grinnell. 695. Henry Grinnell. 696. Sylvia Grinnell m. Admiral Fitz Herbert Ruxton. 410. Robert Bowne7 Minturn, (Sarah6 (Bowne) Minturn, RobertS, John4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born 16 November 1805 married c 1835 Anna Mary Macy Wendell who died at Hastings-on-Hud- son 27 November 1886 aged 77 yrs. · Children of Robert B. and Anna Mary (Wendell) Minturn: +697. Robert B. Minturn b. 21 Feb. 1836 m. Susan Shaw. 50 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

698. Susan Minturn b. 29 Aug. 1837 d. 1897 m. Thomas Charles Baring. +699. John Wendell Minturn b. 13 Jan. 1839 m. 1862 Louisa Aspinwall. 700. Anna M. Minturn b. 16 Mar. 1841 d. 24 Apr. 1904 m. Oct. 1864 Rev. Charles Penrose Quicke. 701. Edith Minturn b. 27 Mar. 1844 d. 7 Jan. 1868 m. May 1865 Mahlon Day Sands son of Abraham B. and Sarah A. (Day) Sands, b. 1 Mar. 1842; Their only child Mabel Sands b. 1866 d. 30 Oct. 1890 m. Feb. 1890 Clarence Granville Sinclair, eldest son of Sir. John George Tol lemarche Sinclair, 3rd. Bart. d. 16 Nov. 1895. They had Sir. Archibald Henry Macdonald Sinclair, 4th. Bart. b. 22 Oct. 1890 m. 18 May 1918 Marigold daughter of Lieut. Col. James Stuart and Lady Angela Forbes; and had (1) Robert Macdonald Sinclair b. 24 Dec. 1922 (2) Angus John Sinclair b. 21 Apr. 1925, (3) Catherine Sinclair b. 25 Oct. 1919, (4) Elizabeth Sinclair b. 5. June 1921. 702. Sarah Minturn b. 1846 d. 1852. 703. Eliza Theodora Minturn b. 15 Oct. 1850 d. 8 Apr. 1915. 704- William Minturn b. 14 Nov. 1852 m. Anna Hemphill. 705. Hugh Minturn d. London Feb. 1915 m. Ruth Winsor who married 2nd. in Boston in 1921 J. Hampton Robb. 412. Robert B.7 Collins, (Hannah6 (Bowne) Collins, Robert5, 2 1 John4, Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born 18. 4- 1813 married Margaretta Murray born 23. 9. 1818 daughter of Lindley and Eliza (Cheeseman) Murray. Children of Robert and Margaretta (Murray) Collins: 706. Lindley M. Collins. 707. Elizabeth Collins. 708. Jane Collins. 709. Meta Collins. 413. William B.7 Collins, (Hannah6 (Bowne) Collins, RobertS, Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 51

2 John4, Samuel3, John , Thomas1) born in New York 3. 9. 1815 married first in New York 8. 7. 1842 Ann Griffin born in New York 15. 5. 1817 daughter of Solomon and Clarissa Griffin. She died 29. 3. 1854 and William married second Mary Griffin. Children of William B. and Ann (Griffin) Collins: 710. Emily B. Collins b. 12. 9. 1844 d. 24. 4- 1864. 711. Lucy Collins b. 14. 7. 1848 d. IO. 2. 1864- 712. Cornelia Collins b. 22. 5. 185-. Child of William B. and Mary (Griffin) Collins: 713. William. 415. Rehecca7 Collins, (Hannah6 (Bowne) Collins, Robert5, John4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born 19. 5. 1819, married Ben jamin Latham. Children of Benjamin and Rebecca (Collins) Latham: 714- Hannah Latham died young. 715. William Latham. 716. Charles Latham. 717. Frank Latham. 718. Edwin Eddison Latham.

418. Richard Smith7 Collins, (Hannah6 (Bowne) Collins, Robert 5, John4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born in New York City 13. r. 1825 married there 9. 4- 1856 Sarah Willetts born in New York City 29. 12. 1827 daughter of Stephen and Maria Willetts. Children of Richard Smith and Sarah (Willetts) Collins: 719. Maria Willetts Collins b. 19. rr. 1858 m. Dr. Joshua Barton. +720. Stephen Willetts Collins m. Arietta Hope Prentice. 721. Hannah Collins m. William B. Isham who had married Hannah's sister Sarah for his first wife. 722. Benjamin Collins m. Esther Margaret -- and had Edward Morris Collins who married Dorothy Fairlee; their children were Ann Collins and Dorothy Collins. 723. Richard Collins m. 1st Mary Hayes; 2nd Harriet (de 52 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

Raimes) Cutting, formerly the wife of Charles Reid Cutting. 724. Sarah Collins d. 1908; m. William B. Isham. 725. Minturn Post Collins m. 1st Flora Isham and had (a) Julia Isham Collins; (b) Minturn P. Collins who married Joan Summel and had issue; (c) William Bradley Isham Collins. 726. Charles Collins died unmarried. 423. Elizabeth Bowne7 Haines, (Jane6 (Bowne) Haines, RobertS, John4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born 4 November 1817 married Dr. John A. Warder of Ohio. Children of Dr. John A. and Elizabeth (Haines) Warder: 727. Anna Aston Warder. 728. Jane Haines Warder. 729. Elizabeth Warder m. John H. Voorhees. 730. Reuben Haines Warder. 731. John Haines Warder m. Louise Zurn Hagen. 732. Robert Bowne Warder, m. Guilielma Dorland. 733. William Warder m. Susan Carroll. 424. John Smith7 Haines, (Jane6 (Bowne) Haines, RobertS, John4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born 4 March 1820 married in 1850 Mary Drinker Cope daughter of Henry Cope of Philadelphia. Children of John Smith and Mary (Cope) Haines: +734. Reuben Haines b. 1 Nov. 1851 m. Sophia Hartshorne. 735. Henry Cope Haines b. Aug. 1853. 736. Francis Cope Haines b. May 1857. 425. Hannah7 Haines, (Jane6 (Bowne) Haines, RobertS, John4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born 2 August 1822 married William Henry Bacon. Children of William Henry and Hannah (Haines) Bacon: 737. Jane Haines Bacon. 738. Murray Bacon. 739. Elizabeth Bacon, died young. Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 53

740. Elizabeth W. Bacon. 741. Sarah Minturn Bacon., m; Jacob Valentine Edge. 742. Mary Ann Bacon. 743. Lucy Bacon died young. 744. Richard M. Bacon died young. 745. Anna Bacon. 746. Margaret Haines Bacon m. John M. Whithall. 747· William W. Bacon. 427. Robert Bowne7 Haines, (Jane6 (Bowne) Haines, RobertS, John4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born 16 February 1827 married 8 April 1852 Margaret Vaux Wistar. He died suddenly 9. 8. 1895 at Cheltenham, Pa. Children of Robert Bowne and Margaret Vaux (Wistar) Haines: 748. Caspar Wistar Haines b. Feb. 1853 d. 13 Oct. 1935. 749. Mary Morton Haines b. 1857- 750. William Jones Haines. 751. Jane Bowne Haines. 752. Diedrick Jansen Haines. 428. Margaret7 Haines, (Jane6 (Bowne) Haines, Robert5, John4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) married Thomas Stewardson. He was graduated from the University of Pennsylvania and admitted to the bar of that state. After the death of his wife, he took his chil dren abroad and resided mostly on the continent for a number of years. His son, John, studied architecture at the Beaux Arts and after his return to Philadelphia was of the firm of Cope and Stewardson and highly regarded in his profession. The second son, Emlyn, took an engineering course in the University of Penn. and later joined his brother's firm. John's career was cut off by his untimely death. The same fate befell the youngest son, Edmund, who had studied in Paris as a sculptor and was recognized both here and abroad. In 1881, Mr. Stewardson returned to this country. He was for many years one of the trustees of the Mutual Assurance Company of Philadelphia; a manager of the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and of the Germantown Dispensary and Hospital. 54 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

Jacob T. Bowne said in 1886: "Thomas Stewardson Esq. of Ger mantown, Philadelphia has rendered me more assistance than any other person in collecting from all sources material concern ing the Bowne Family in England and America". Children of Thomas and Margaret (Haines) Stewardson; 753. John Bowne Stewardson b. 21 Mar. 1858. 754- Arthur Stewardson b. 4 May 1860. 755. Emlyn Lamar Stewardson b. 7 Jan. 1865. 756. Mary Morton Stewardson b. 18 Jan. 1868. 757. Eleanor Percy Stewardson b. 8 Mar. 1871.

431. Rowland 7 Bowne, (Robert L. 6, GeorgeS, Robert4, Samuel 3, John 2, Thomas1) born 9. 5. 1796 married Maria Berry. Children of Rowland and Maria (Berry) Bowne: 758. George L. died June 1867 in Cooperstown, N. Y. no issue. 759. Emma died 1841. 2 432. Eliza7 Bowne, (Robert L.6, GeorgeS, Robert 4, Samuel3, John , 1 Thomas ) married Jacob Skillman. Children of Jacob and Eliza (Bowne) Skillman: 76o. Robert Bowne Skillman died unmarried. 761. Helen Skillman m. Enoch Breed, no issue. 762. George Skillman died unmarried. 763. John Skillman had two children. 764- Amelia Skillman died young. 765. Isabella Skillman m. Bernard T. Janney.

439. Richard7 Bowne, (Joseph6, George5, Robert4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born 24 August 1797, married II September 1816 Nancy Caffers. Children of Richard and Nancy (Caffers) Bowne: +766. Joseph b. 18 Aug. 1818 m. Eliza Weeden. +767. Edward b. 4 Dec. 1819 m. 1st --Card, m. 2nd Nancy Lunn. 768. Jane b. 25 Apr. 1821. Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 55

+769. Isaac b. 13 June 1823 m. 1st Cornelia Moshier, 2nd Mary Starr. 770. Rebecca. 771. Germond b. 2 Oct. 1825. 772. Samuel b. 6 Nov. 1827. 773. Mary m. Daniel Vail. 774· Mariam. --Miller. 775. Jerusha m. --Cole. 776. William died young.

440. Samuel S.7 Bowne, (Joseph6, George5, Robert4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born n April 1800 married 26 November 1820 Cordelia Shove. Samuel was representative from Otsego Co., N. Y. in 1835 assembly and in 1840 was elected a Representative to Congress from Otsego county. He served as Judge from 1852 to 1856 and deputy collector for four years. Children of Samuel and Cordelia (Shove) Bowne: +777. Charles A. b. 7 Oct. 1821 m. Mary A. Mott. 778. John m. 14 June 1854 Eliza Kellogg. 779. Amy S. d. 27 Dec. 1841 in Washington D. C.

6 2 441. AhigaiF Bowne, (Joseph , GeorgeS, Robert4, Samuel3, John , Thomas1) born 7 December 1801 married 7 March 1821 Stephen G. Mott. Children of Stephen and Abigail (Bowne) Mott: 780. Mary A. Mott b. 17 Sept. 1842 m. Charles A. Bowne. 781. Joseph Mott. 782. Ezra D. Mott.

6 445. William F.7 Bowne, (Joseph , George5, Robert4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born 21 August 1818, married first Eliza Col lins. She died and William married second Elizabeth Thorne. Children of William F. and Elizabeth (Thorne) Bowne: 783. Emma Maria b. 10. 7. 1843. 784- Mary Eliza b. 20.4.1847. 56 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

7 6 446. Mary Bowne, (Gilbert , Gilbert5, Benjamin4, Samuel3, 2 John , Thomas1) married William Dugan. Children of William and Mary (Bowne) Dugan: +785. Alexander Dugan. 786. Gilbert Dugan 6. 1823 d. 1862, m. Caroline Adelia -- 787. ·william B. Dugan m. Emily--. 788. Mary Ann Dugan m. --Otis.

447. RacheF Bowne, (Gilbert6, Gilbert5, Benjamin4, Samuel3, 2 1 John , Thomas ) born in 1805 married William Dawson. Children of William and Rachel (Bowne) Dawson: 789. Rodman B. Dawson mar. Sarah H-- and had John and Sarah. 790. Samuel Dawson.

449. Gilbert7 Bowne, (Gilbert6, Gilberts, Benjamin4, Samuel3, 1 John2, Thomas ) born 1807 married Jane Clevenger. Children of Gilbert and Jane (Clevenger) Bowne: 791. Samuel m. Delia and had John and two daughters. 792. Alise Rebecca m. Stephen Williamson. 793. Rachel m. Samuel Harned. 794. Rodman.

450. Rodman King7 Bowne, (Samuel 6, Gilberts, Benjamin4, Sam uel3, John2, Thomas1) born in Brooklyn, N. Y. January 1820 died 17 or 18 July 1845, married 26 January 1843 Ann Maria Harmer born Brooklyn 29 May 1823 died 6 September 1848 aged 25 years 3 months 23 days, daughter of Washington Edward and Eliza (Jenkins) Harmer. Children of Rodman King and Ann Maria (Harmer) Bowne: 795. Samuel Rodman died young. +796. Elizabeth Rodman b. 4 Sept. 1845 mar. John M. King.

451. Elizabeth Ann7 Bowne, (Samuel6, Gilbert5, Benjamin4, 2 1 Samuel3, John , Thomas ) died IO July 1848, married 1844 Har manus Barkaloo Duryea son of Cornelius Rapelyea and Ann (Barkaloo) Duryea. Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 57

Child of Harmanus and Elizabeth (Bowne) Duryea: 797. Samuel Bowne Duryea b. 27 Mar. 1845 m. 23 Sept. 1869 Kate Flanders, d. 7 June 1892. She was the daughter of Walter Powers and Susan Everett (Greeley) Flanders.

468. Stephen C. 8 Bowne, (William7, Willett6, William5, Samuel4, 2 1 Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born 23. 4. 1799, married in Episcopal Church Hempstead, L. I. 17 December 1833 Elizabeth Willis born 19 September 1810 died 8 April 1865 daughter of Samuel and Mary Willis. He died 28 November 1879. Children of Stephen C. and Elizabeth (Willis) Bowne: +'798. Mary Elizabeth b. 23 Sept. 1834 m. Samuel B. Nichols. +799. William b. 5 Mar. 1837 m. 1st Eliza Rogers, 2nd Jennie Curtis Cornell b. 23 Jan. 1839, had a son Maurice. +800. Samuel Willetts b. 9 Oct. 1841 m. Cecelia Louise Roe. +801. Edgar b. 23 June 1844. m. Katherine Stothoff. +802. Stephen Clarence b. 29 Mar. 1847 m. 1st Isabel Mean, 2nd Margaret Whitfield. +803. Isaac Willett b. 7 Jan. 1850 m. Eleanor Rodgers. 470. Mary8 Bowne, (William7, Willett6, WilliamS, Samuel4, Sam 1 uel3, John2, Thomas ) born 17. 2. 1806 married Gilbert Wright son of William and Mary Wright. Children of Gilbert and Mary (Bowne) Wright: 804- Mary Frances Wright died unmarried. 805. Sarah Ann Wright m. Cornelius Bergen. +806. William Wright b. 2 Feb. 1833 m. Almeda West. 807. Elizabeth Platt Wright m. William Woodruff of Madison, N.J. 808. Gilbert Wright m. Mary Ellen West.

474. William W. 8 Bowne, (Phillip7, Willett6, WilliamS, Samuel4, 2 1 Samuel 3, John , Thomas ) born 12. 4. 1817 married Anna Elizabeth Daly. Children of William W. and Anna Elizabeth (Daly) Bowne: 809. Henry D. b. 1856 d. 1857. 58 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

8ro. Frank C. b. 1858 died 1888 unmarried. 8n. Ella J. m. 1st Charles Moore, 2nd R.M.G. Dodge Jr. 5 475. George Farrington8 Bowne, (Phillip7, Willett6, William , 2 Samuel4, Samuel3, John , Thomas1) born in Flushing 5. 4- 1821, married Julia Matilda Beach daughter of Robert and Almira Beach. Children of George Farrington and Julia Matilda (Beach) Bowne: 812. Elizabeth b. and d. before 8 Oct. 1857. 813. Frederick Willetts b. 8 Oct. 1857 m. 23 Apr. 1896, Nellie Billings b. 20 Mar. 186r in Tappan, N. Y.

482. Eliza8 Bowne, (Richard Matthew7, Matthew 6, SamuelS, Sam 2 1 uel4, Samuel 3, John , Thomas ) born 31 May 1807 married in New York City II. 4. 1833 Neely Lockwood son of Walter and Martha Lockwood. Eliza died 24 May 1865. Children of Neely and Eliza (Bowne) Lockwood: 814. Edward P. Lockwood died aged 6 years. +815. Helen A. Lockwood m. Joseph L'estrange Somers. 816. Virginia Lockwood died Oct. 1865. 817. Clara Lockwood.

496. Ann8 Bowne, (Richard Matthew7, Matthew6, Samuel5, Sam uel4, Samuel 3, John 2, Thomas1) born in New York City 20. 4- 1809 married there 13. 3. 1828 James Morton Redmond born in Matinecock, L. I. 15. 7. 1807 d. New York 13 April 1886, son of John and Letitia Redmond. Ann died 8 June 1881. Children of James Morton and Ann (Bowne) Redmond: +818. Cornelia Redmond b. ro. 3. 1829 m. Edward Cooper. 819. Mary Eliza Redmond b. 24- 5. 1830 d. N. Y. City 25 June 1886. 820. Charles Philip Redmond b. 24- 9. 1832 m. Mary Frost b. 6 Apr. 1866 daughter of Valentine and Caroline Frost. He died 19 Sept. 1888. No issue. 821. Morton Redmond b. 20. 6. 1836 m. Georgianna Barney. 822. Samuel Redmond b. 23. 11. 1841 at Trenton, N. J. m. Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 59

Jersey City, N. J. 14 July 1870 Isabella Sutter b. 30. 12. 1842 daughter of James and Eveline (Payne) Sutter. +823. James B. Redmond 6. 23. rr. 1841 m. Mary A. McMillan.

497. Samuel8 Bowne, (Richard Matthew7, Matthew6, Samuel5, Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born in New York City 6. 6. 1812 married 15 October 1835 Eliza Ackerly born 18 March 1814 died 23 June 1875. Samuel died 15 September 1890. Children of Samuel and Eliza (Ackerly) Bowne: +824. Mary Ketchum m. 27 June 186r Dr. George R. Richard son. 825. Catharine Stuyvesant d. 14 Sept. 1839. +826. Catharine Mitchell m. 20 Apr. 1870 Dr. W. C. Kellinger. 827. Matthew Richard b. Nov. 1843 d. 23 Sept. 1872. 828. Samuel Ackerly b. 30 Sept 1845 d. Sept. 1880. 829. Margaret Miller.

498. Mary A.8 Bowne, (Richard Matthew7, Matthew6, SamuelS, Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born in New York City IO March 1816 married Lambert S. Reynolds. Children of Lambert and Mary A. (Bowne) Reynolds: 830. Mary Reynolds died young. 831. Florence Reynolds. 832. Charles Henry Reynolds d. 18 Mar. 1857. +833. Carleton S. Reynotds m. Emma P. Brundage. 834. Ella Penelope Reynolds m. IO Apr. 1867 John H. Hal lock had a daughter who died young. 835. Cora Abby Reynolds. 836. Emily M. Reynolds died 26 Aug. 1856 aged I year.

500. Ann Eliza8 Bowne, (Capt. William7, Matthew6, Samuel5, Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) married Dr. William H. Maxwell. Children of Dr. William H. and Ann Eliza (Bowne) Maxwell: 837. Anne Maxwell died aged 19 years. 838. Helen Maxwell m. --Pultz and had Anne Pultz. 60 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

505. William H. 8 Bowne, (Sidney7, Matthew6, Samuel5, Samuel4, 2 Samuel3, John , Thomas1) born at Bridge Hill, Westchester Co., N. Y. 2. r. 1812 married first, 2. IO. 1839 Sarah Hendricks daughter of Latham B. and Sarah Hendricks. She died 13. 5. 1839 and William married second 5. 9. 1844 Mary A. Clement daughter of Jonathan and Deborah Clement. For about twenty-five years, William Bowne was director of the Westchester Fire Insurance Co. and for the last several years its Treasurer. He died 20 Decem ber 1882 and is buried in the village cemetery in Westchester. There was no issue.

508. Richard Matthew8 Bowne, (Sidney7, Matthew6, Samuel5, Samuel4, Samue13, John2, Thomas1) born in Westchester, N. Y. 14. 3. 1817 married 17. 3. 1846 Mary Margaret Titus born 21 May 1823 died 23 December 1884 daughter of Jacob and Hannah (Mott) Titus. Richard died in Glen Cove, N. Y. 5 June 1899. Children of Richard Matthew and Mary Margaret (Titus) Bowne: +839. Jacob Titus b. 12. 2. 1847 m. Eliza St John. 840. Josiah Quinby b. 3. 4. 1848 d. 10. 9. 1851. +841. Sidney Breese b. 5. 12. 1849 m. Martha Willetts. 842. Samuel Titus b. 26. 5. 1851 d. 28. 8. 1851. 843. Josiah Quinby b. 12.7.1852 d. 14.6.1858. 844. Hannah Titus b. 15. 9. 1854 d. 15. 9. 1855. +'845. Ella Frost b. 25. 8. 1855 m. Henry T. Smith. 846. Mary Margaret b. r. 2. 1857 d. II. 6. 1858. +847. Richard Franklin b. 17. II. 1859 m. Minnie Cornelia Underhill. 848. Mary Titus b. 23. 5. 186! d. 16. 9. 1862. +849. Elizabeth Walter b. 3. r. 1863 m. Dr. William H. Zabriski. +850. William Hunt b. 27. r. 1864 m. Adelle F. Greene.

8 6 509. Elizabeth Honeywell Bowne, (Sidney7, Matthew , SamuelS, 2 1 Samue14, Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born 27. 7. 1819 married in Westchester, N. Y. 5. r. 1848, as his second wife, Ellwood Walter son of Thomas and Elizabeth Walter. He died in New Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 6i

York City 30 June 1903. She died in Brooklyn 23. I. 1863 and was interred in Westchester. Children of Ellwood and Elizabeth (Bowne) Walter: 851. Agnes Walter b. 12. 12. 1848 d. 3. I. 1851. 852. Alfred Walter b. rn. 7. 1851 d. 2 Feb. 1907. He was President of the Seaboard Air Line Railway system. Had one son. 853. Emily Walter b. II. I. 1855. 854- Helen Walter. 511. Sarah Matilda8 Bowne, (Sidney7, Matthew6, SamuelS, Sam 2 1 uel4, Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born 14. 8. 1822 married 27. 8. 1845 Henry Cromwell son of Daniel and Elizabeth Cromwell. She died in New York City 13 April 1875 and he died 25 October 1884. Children of Henry and Sarah (Bowne) Cromwell: 855. Helen Cromwell b. 26. 2. 1847 m. 2. 9. 1869 John Ralph Shannon of Philadelphia who died 3 Feb. 1882. 856. Henry Maurice Cromwell b. 5. II. 1850 m. 4. 12. 1873 Sophia Quist of McPherson, Kansas and had Sarah, Frank, Helen, Henry Robert, Grace, Maurice, Frederick, Daniel and Ruth. He died in Vesper, Kansas 18 May 1913. 857. Edward Cromwell b. 9. 8. 1854 d. Glen Cove, N. Y. 28. 9· 1906. 858. Robert B. Cromwell b. 26. r. 1863 d. Philadelphia Apr. 1871. 859. Morton Cromwell b. 25. I. 1866, lived at Glen Cove, N.Y. 512. Maria B. 8Bowne, (Sidney7, Matthew6, Samuel5, Samuel4, 2 1 Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born 9. 4- 1824 married 20. 4. 1854 John Thomas son of David and Ann Thomas. He died in Rah way, N. J. 26 November 1866, and she died at Glen Cove, N. Y. 5 July 1887. Child of John and Maria B. (Bowne) Thomas: 860. Julia Franklin Thomas died 2 July 1861 in her 6th year. 62 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

517. Thomas Burling8 Bowne, (Sidney7, Matthew6, Samuel5, Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born in Westchester, N. Y. II. 6. 1831 married there 27. 3. 1856 Rebecca Leggett Watson born in Westchester daughter of Honeywell and Maria Watson. Thomas died 29 August 1886 and his wife died 7 May 1889. Children of Thomas Burling and Rebecca L. (Watson) Bowne: +861. Watson Honeywell b. 15 Feb. 1857 m. Catharine N. Doherty. +862. Sarah Louise b. 5 May 1859 m. William Eugene Johnston. 863. William H. b. I June 1862 d. 26 Apr. 1864. +864. Emeline Watson b. 6 May 1867 m. Dr. William J. Schuy ler. +865. Frederick Jackson b. 3 Feb. 1870 m. Amelia M. Martin.

530. Sarah Maria Haywood8, (AbigaiF (Bowne) Haywood, Wil 2 1 liam6, Samue15, Samuel4, Samue13, John , Thomas ) born 25. 6. 1836, died 26. 12. 1892, married 17. 2. 1857 Benjamin F. Shreve. Children of Benjamin and Sarah (Haywood) Shreve: 866. Benjamin Franklin Shreve. 867. Mary Shreve. 868. Marion Shreve.

531. Sarah8 Bowne, (Edward7, William6, Samuel5, Samuel4, Sam 1 uel3, John2, Thomas ) born 19. I. 1835 married I. 1858 David Haines. They lived in Morristown, N. J. Children of David and Sarah (Bowne) Haines: 869. Elizabeth Haines b. 6. 5. 1860, m. 16. IO. 1884 Joseph H. Matlock of Morristown, N. J. 870. Annie J. Haines b. Sm. 1862 m. Isaac Lippincott. 871. Emily B. Haines b. 1m. 1864 died 1902 unmarried. 532. John8 Bowne, (Edward7, William6, Samue15, Samuel4, Sam 2 1 uel3, John , Thomas ) born 8.3.1836 married first I. 8. 1859 Annie Satterthwaite. She died and John married second 17. I. 1865 Sarah Champion. Child of John and Annie (Satterthwaite) Bowne: +872. George I. b. 16. 3. 1860 m. Elizabeth Butterworth. Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 63

Children of John and Sarah (Champion) Bowne: +873. William b. 15. 12. 1868 m. Mary Foll. 874- Fred. W. b. 27. 4. 1871 m. 12. 12. 1895 Mary A. Pancoast and had Fred Bowne b. 5. II. 1900. Resided Vancouver Barracks, Oregon.

534. Rebecca8 Bowne, (Edward7, William6, SamuelS, Samuel4, 2 1 Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born 6. I. 1840 married 29. 9. 1859 Israel S. Deacon of Mt. Holly, N. J. Children of Israel and Rebecca (Bowne) Deacon: 875. Edward Deacon b. 21. 3. 1861 m. 21. 2. 1883 Rachel H. Jones. 875A. Eugene Deacon b. 3. 8. 1863 m. 18. 8. 1887 Helen Lippin cott lived in Everly, Iowa. 876. Eva B. Deacon b. 22. 8. 1868 m. 13. 6. 1889 Newton Haines living in Philadelphia. 877. Anna M. Deacon b. 14. 9. 1871 m. 5. 6. 1901 Clois W. Snyder lived in Mt. Holly, N. J.

535. Edward L. 8 Bowne, (Edward7, William6, SamuelS, Samuel4, 2 1 Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born 9. 9. 1841 married I. I. 1863 Marietta Deacon who died 21. 8. 1884- Children of Edward L. and Marietta (Deacon) Bowne: 878. Elizabeth b. 27. II. 1864 m. 13. I. 1892 Robert Sharp of Masonville, N. J. 879. Clara b. 9.11.1866 died 1. 5. 1867. 880. Harry b. I. 5. 1870 resided in Parkersburg, W. Va. 881. Minnie b. 13. 3. 1872 m. 29. 3. 1893 Harvey Butterworth of Johnstown, N. Y. 882. Nellie b. 31. 3. 1874 m. 29. 3. 1899 Joel Phillips of Chester, Pa. 883. Laura b. 24. 3. 1876 m. 12. IO. 1898 George Christy of New York City. 884- Alfred b. 12. 1. 1879 m. 30. 10. 1901 Mable Cliver of Pem berton, N. J. 64 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

537. Walter B. 8 Bowne, (Edward7, William6, SamuelS, Samuel4, 2 1 Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born 18. 3. 1845, married 17. 12. 1867 Edith N. Johnson. Resided Sheldon, Iowa. Children of Walter B. and Edith N. (Johnson) Bowne: 885. Effie G. b. 17. 9. 1868 furnished information on many descendants of Edward Bowne. 886. Francis J. b. 16. 6. 1870 resided Pipestone, Minn. 887. Edith N. b. 7. 8. 1872 m. rn. 6. 1897 Milton Daily of Sheldon, Iowa. 888. Hannah J. b. u. 7. 1876. 889. Anna Mabel b. 18. 4. 1882.

539. Frank W. 8 Bowne, (Edward7, William6, SamuelS, Samuel4, 2 1 Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born 8. I. 1850 married 15. 11. 1877 Laura Lippincott. They resided in Lincoln, Neb. Children of Frank W. and Laura (Lippincott) Bowne: 890. Elizabeth L. b. 28. 1. 1880. 891. Frank Ralph b. 23. 4- 1881. 892. Morgan L. b. 6. 8. 1883. 893. Walter b. 9. 7. 1889.

546. Edith W. Haines8, (AbigiaF (Bowne) Haines, Samuel6, Sam uel5, Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born 7. 8. 1830 married Jacob Corliss. Children of Jacob and Edith W. (Haines) Corliss: 894. Franklin Corliss. 895. Eliza Corliss. 896. George Corliss. 897. Walter Corliss.

6 547. Samuel8 Haines, (AbigaiF (Bowne) Haines, Samuel , Sam 1 uel5, Samuel4, Samuel 3, John 2, Thomas ) born 23. 4. 1834 married Rebecca M. Rowland. Children of Samuel and Rebecca M. (Rowland) Haines: 898. Mary Rowland Haines. Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 65

899. Franklin Haines. 900. Edith Corliss Haines.

568. Eliza Southgate8 Bowne, (Walter7, Walter6, JamesS, Samuel4, 2 1 Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born 21 August 1827 died in 1892, married in 1851 Spencer H. Smith born 4 March 1827 and died 3 November 1883. Children of Spencer and Eliza Southgate (Bown~) Smith: -t-901. Caroline Smith b. 29 Jan. 1852, m. Charles Whitney Carpenter. -t-902. Frances Smith b. 4 Sept. 1858 m. Samuel Freeman.

569. Simon Rapelyea8 Bowne, (Walter7, Walter6, JamesS, Samuel4, 2 1 Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born in Flushing, L. I. 18 October 1828 died in Flushing 3 November 1883, married 2 October 1850 Emma Smith born 26 September 1830 daughter of James Thomas Rhoome and Sarah (Humphries) Rhoome. James Rhoome came to America about 1804 and changed his name to Smith. Children of Simon Rapelyea and Emma (Smith) Bowne: +903. Emma b. 17 Jan. 1853 m. Charles Francis Beebe. 904- Walter b. 25 Aug. 1854 m. Ida Sutton had Walter who m. Alice Rowland and had Ruth and Effie. He died in California and buried in Flushing, L. I. 905. Spencer b. 28 Sept. 1855 d. 15 Sept. 1883 m. Lizzie Mc Adams who died 15 Nov. 1883. Had Estelle who married a Beebe. 906. Edward Randolph b. 29 June 1857 d. 13 Aug. 1920 in Garwood, N. J. m. Emily Embree. 907. Helen b. 6 Oct. 1858 m. Allen McKenzie Sutton of San Francisco and had Effingham Bowne Sutton who married Maud Forbes; Frank McKenzie Sutton; Barbara; Helen. 908. James B. b. 27 Apr. 1860 m. Agnes--. 909. Clarence b. 21 June 1861 d. 21 Oct. 1889 unmarried. 910. Arlice b. 14 Dec. 1862 m. 1st William Nelvil Hix and had 66 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

Nelvil Fortune Hix; m. 2nd Col. Roland Pope; m. 3rd Fred D. Sutton. 9n. William B. b. 30 Nov. 1865 m. 1st Millie Garfield, 2nd Cora Haviland. 912. Mary. 913. Caroline.

572. Fredericks Bowne, (Walter7, Walter6, James5, Samuel4, Sam 2 1 uel3, John , Thomas ) born 15 August 1836 married 186r Ade laide (Stebbins) Huntington. He died 1877. Children of Frederick and Adelaide (Stebbins) Bowne: 914. Lily b. 186r d. 1876. +915. Frederick b. 1865 m. Alice Holbrook.

576. Robert Southgates Bowne, (Walter7, Walter6, James5, Sam uel4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born 18 September 1842, died 20 September 1896, married I June 1864 Jessie Draper. Children of Robert Southgate and Jessie (Draper) Bowne: +916. Elizabeth Haggerty b. 4 Dec. 1866 m. Harris Dunscombe Colt. +917. Francis Draper b. 21 July 1868 m. Gertrude Travers. +918. Walter b. 2 Apr. 1870 m. 1st Catharine P. Guild; m. 2nd Frances Hewett; m. 3rd Adele Taylor Manning. +919. Marion Southgate b. 3 Feb. 1872 m. 1st Josiah Fraser Crosby; 2nd Alfred P. Leighton; 3rd Harry M. Hubbell.

579. Marys Lawrence, (Mary7 (Bowne) Lawrence, Walter6, 2 JamesS, Samuel4, Samuel3, John , Thomas1) born 28 September 1830 married 5 November 1853 Henry A. Bogart. Children of Henry A. and Mary (Lawrence) Bogart: +920. Mary Lawrence Bogart b. 19 Jan. 1855 m. William Elli- man. 921. Henry Lawrence Bogart b. 20 Jan. 1857. 922. John Lawrence Bogart b. 27 Oct. 1858. 923. Emily Eloise Bogart b. 29 Oct. 1860 d. 8 Apr. 1864- 924. Edward Ludlow Bogart b. 19 Dec. 1862 d. 21 Oct. 1863. Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 67

925. Walter Lawrence Bogart b. 7 Dec. 1864- 926. James Lawrence Bogart b. 31 Mar. 1867 d. 21 July 1867. 927. Marston Taylor Bogart b. 18 Apr. 1868. 928. Francis Lawrence Bogart b. II July 1869 d. 19 July 1870. 929. Fanny Lawrence Bogart b. 8 Sept. 1870. 930. Theodore Lawrence Bogart b. 24 June 1875. 589. James Rodman8 Townsend, (James7 Townsend, Elizabeth6 (Bowne) Townsend, James5, Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born 14 September 1846 died IO January 1904 married 5 June 1876 Martha Rosalie Coe born 16 June 1847 died 18 November 1928 daughter of Charles Augustus and Martha Caroline (Gass ner) Coe. Children of James Rodman and Martha Rosalie (Coe) Town send: 931. Arthur Rodman Townsend b. 28 Mar. 1877 d. 28 May 1946. 932. Martha Feltus Townsend b. 25 May 1878, m. 18 Aug. 1906 Theodore Friend Humphrey b. 22 Jan. 1873 son of James Hoyt and Annie M. (Olmstead) Humphrey and had Martha Rosalie Humphrey b. IO May 1907 m. 7 Sept. 1934 John Walden Meyer and had Theodore Hum phrey Meyer b. 30 Apr. 1937 and Martha Elizabeth Meyer b. 17 Mar. 1939. 933. Rowland Townsend b. 27 Mar. 1880 d. 27 Nov. 1884- 934- Charles Coe Townsend b. 27 June 1882 m. 4 Nov. 1914 Edith y Ceballas Hewitt and had 1 Elizabeth Hewitt Townsend b. 12 Feb. 1916, 2 Charles Coe Townsend Jr. b. 5 Mar. 1917 m. 29 Mar. 1947 Anita Van L. Higgins daughter of Charles and Claire Van Lennep Higgins, 3 Rodman Townsend b. 5 Apr. 1919, 4 Robert Hewitt b. 24 Apr. 1922. 935. Beatrix Townsend b. 4 Mar. 1886 d. 20 Mar. 1888. 936. Eleanor Rodman Townsend b. 20 Sept. 1888 m. 4 June 1914 Horace Green and had I Barbara Green b. 1 Apr. 68 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

1916 m. 24 Apr. 1932 William Searing Hotine and had William Searing Hotine Jr. b. 27 Nov. 1937 and Barbara Leslie Hotine b. 15 Aug. 1939. II Alison Green b. 31 July 1917 m. 17 June 1939 Alvah Woodbury Sulloway Jr. and had Alvah Woodbury Sulloway b. IO Mar. 1941 and Lucien Price Sulloway III Georgiana Walton Green b. 16 Dec. 1919, IV Eleanor Sheldon Green b. 29 Mar. 1932. 595. Robert Bowne8 Suckley, Catharine7 (Bowne) Suckley, John6, JamesS, Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born in Rhinebeck, N. Y. 5 June 1856 died 3 January 1921, married in 1888 Elizabeth Phillips Montgomery daughter of Rev. Henry and Margaret (Lynch) Montgomery. Children of Robert Bowne and Elizabeth (Montgomery) Suckley: 937. Henry Eglinton Montgomery Suckley killed in the 1st World War 20 March 1917. Received Croix de Guerre. 938. Robert Bowne Suckley. 939. Arthur Rutsen Lynch Suckley. 940. Margaret Lynch Suckley. 941. Katharine Bowne Suckley. 942. Elizabeth Montgomery Suckley b. 1 Sept. 1893, m. 9 Sept. 1918 Littleton C. F. Hambley of Tuxedo and had Robert Bowne Suckley Hambley b. 18 June 1919; Catha rine Rutsen Hambley b. 15 July 1922; Margaret Beekman Hambley b. 2 July 1924. 597. Grace Sands8 Hunt, (Phebe (Bowne) 7 Hunt, John R. 6 Bowne, 2 1 JamesS, Samuel4, Samuel 3, John , Thomas ) married 21 October 1893 Henry Eglinton Montgomery born 15 November 1866 son of Rev. Henry and Margaret (Lynch) Montgomery. Children of Henry Eglinton and Grace S. (Hunt) Montgomery: 943. Margaret Lynch Montgomery b. 20 Mar. 1895 m. 4 Oct. 1917 Rupert Wentworth Kalsall Anderson son of Rupert Wentworth and Emma Shapland ( Chillas) Anderson. They had Montgomery Anderson b. 15 Aug. 1918. Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 69

944. Rodman Bowne Montgomery b. 6 May 1896 m. 2. Oct. 1928 Edith Wilmerding daughter of Lucius and Helen (Cutting) Wilmerding. They had (1) Rodman Bowne Montgomery b. 12 July 1929; (2) Justine Montgomery b. 12 Apr. 1931; (3) Lisa Montgomery b. 20 Apr. 1939. 945. Grace Sands Montgomery b. 24 June 1898 m. (1) 23 July 1921 Lewis A. Coffin Jr.; m. (2) Sept. 1925 Stephen Galatti. They had Stephen Galatti Jr. b. 5 Sept. 1930. 946. Albert Eglinton Hunt Montgomery b. 5 Apr. 1902; m. ( l) 27 Jan. 1928 Ruth Wilmerding daughter of Lucius and Helen (Cutting) Wilmerding. They had (1) Grace Montgomery b. 23 Oct. 1928; (2) Ruth Montgomery b. IO Nov. 1931. Albert Montgomery m. 2nd Marjory Ca pell Seymour daughter of Eugene Ford and Sophia (Bower) Seymour. They had Henry Eglinton Mont gomery. 634. Elizabeth Ferris8 Parsons, (James Bowne7 Parsons, Mary 6 (Bowne) Parsons, JohnS, John4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born in New York City 26. 5. 1832, married 13 June 1860 Henry Morris Woodruff born 3 March 1836 son of George Catlin and Sophronia (Seymour) Woodruff of Litchfield, Conn. · Children of Morris and Elizabeth (Parsons) Woodruff: 947. George Catlin Woodruff b. 186r m. Lucy Este Crawford. +948. Eliza Parsons Woodruff b. 12 Nov. 1865 m. Alexander McNeil. +949. James Parsons Woodruff b. 30 Oct. 1868 m. Lillian Churchill Bell. 697. Robert B.8 Minturn, (Robert Bowne7 Minturn, Sarah6 (Bowne) Minturn, RobertS, John4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born 21 February 1836, married Susanna Shaw b. 31 May 1839 daughter of Samuel Parkman and Sarah Shaw of Boston. Children of Robert B. and Susanna (Shaw) Minturn: 950. Robert Shaw Minturn b. 21 Aug. 1863. d. 15 Mar. 1918. 70 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

951. Sarah Minturn b. 3 Sept. 1865. m. Dwight Sedgwick of Boston. 952. Edith Minturn b. 20 June 1867 d. 12 June 1937, m. 1895 I. N. Phelps Stokes. 953. Francis Minturn b. 1 June 1871 d. Jan. 1878. 954- Gertrude Minturn b. 25 June 1872. m. Amos Pinchot and had Rosamond. 955. Mildred Minturn b. 19 November 1875. m. Arthur Scott of London.

699. John \Vendel18 Minturn, (Robert (Bowne)7 Minturn, Sarah6 1 (Bowne) Minturn, Robert5, James4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas ) born 13 January 1839 married in 1862 Louisa Aspinwall. Children of John Wendell and Louisa (Aspinwall) Minturn: +956. Susan Minturn m. Paul Tuckerman. +957. Katherine Mary Minturn m. Edward A. LeRoy. John Wendell Minturn married twice, no issue. Lived in Jamestown, N. Y.

720. Stephen Willetts8 Collins, (Richard7 Collins, Hannah6 1 (Bowne) Collins, Robert5, John4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas ) married Arietta Hope Prentice. Children of Stephen Willetts and Arietta (Prentice) Collins: 958. Benjamin Collins m. Esther Carpenter and had three children. 959. Emma Elizabeth Collins m. Clyde C. Whipple and had David Whipple; Dorothy Whipple; Betsey Whipple; Virginia Whipple; 960. Sarah Collins m. Nathaniel P. Davis.

734. Reuben8 Haines, (John Smith7 Haines, Jane6 (Bowne) 2 Haines, Robert5, John4, Samuel3, John , Thomas1) born 1 No vember 1851 married Sophia Hartshorne daughter of George Hartshorne. Children of Reuben and Sophia (Hartshorne) Haines: Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 71

961. Marian Hartshorne Haines. 962. John Frederick Haines, died young. ¢3. Elizabeth Hartshorne Haines.

6 766. Josephs Bowne, (Richard7, Joseph , George5, Robert4, Sam 2 uel3, John , Thomas1) born 18 August 1818 married Eliza Weeden. Children of Joseph and Eliza (Weeden) Bowne: 964. William. 965. Mary. 767. Edward J.s Bowne, (Richard7, Joseph6, George5, Robert4, 2 1 Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born 4 December 1819 married first --Card. He married 2nd Nancy Lunn. Children of Edward J. Bowne: 966. Abby. 967. May. 968. Edward.

769. Isaacs Bowne, (Richard7, Joseph6, GeorgeS, Robert4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born 13 June 1823 married first Cornelia Mosh ier who died and Isaac married second Mary Starr. Child of Isaac and Cornelia (Moshier) Bowne: 969. Caroline m. Charles Mumford. Child of Isaac and Mary (Starr) Bowne: 970. Frank.

7 6 777. Charles A. 8 Bowne, (Samuel S. , Joseph , George5, Robert4, 1 Samuel 3, John2, Thomas ) born 7 October 1821 married 17 Sep tember 1842 Mary A. Mott. He was City Attorney of Rochester, N. Y. in 1851. Children of Charles A. and Mary A. (Mott) Bowne: +971. Amy S. b. 1 July 1843 m. Walter M. Bunn. 972. Abigail M. b. 30 July 1845 m. Oct. 6, 1869 Eli M. Burpee and had Alice Burpee. 973. Samuel S. b. 21 Oct. 1847. 72 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

974- Ella b. 12 Aug. 1849 m. 2 Sept. 1872 L. B. Crittenden. 975. James b. 21 Sept. 1851. 976. Charles G. b. 28 Nov. 1857 d. 28 May 1867. 977. John.

785. Alexanders Dugan, (Mary7 (Bowne) Dugan, Gilbert6, Gil bertS, Benjamin4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) m. -- Children of Alexander Dugan: 978. William B. Dugan m. Laura A. Young. 979. Sarah Dugan.

796. Elizabeth Rodmans Bowne, (Rodman King7, Samuel6, Gil bertS, Benjamin4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born 4 September 1845 died 12 February 1882, married 10 November 1870 John M. King born 25 October 1843, died 22 January 1881, son of Eseck and Sarah Coe (McCullen) King. Children of John M. and Elizabeth (Bowne) King: 980. Annie Coe King b. 3 April 1873 d. 14 January 1939. 981. Edith King b. 18 April 1876 m. 7 December 1921 Mal colm Sands Wilson son of William Griggs and Louise C. (Sands) Wilson. +982. Gertrude King b. 25 June 1878 m. Albert Tilt.

798. Mary Elizabeth9 Bowne, (Stephen C. 8, William7, Willett6, 2 1 WilliamS, Samue14, Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born 23 Septem ber 1834, married 12 September 1854 Samuel B. Nichols son of Jackson and Elizabeth Nichols. He died 19 January 1874 aged 45 years 5 months 6 days. Children of Samuel B. and Mary Elizabeth (Bowne) Nichols: 983. Clinton Nichols b. 30 July 1855, m. Jeanette Hewlett. 984- Lewis H. Nichols b. 3 May 1858 m. Grace Rodgers. 985. Fred Willis Nichols b. 30 Dec. 1863 m. Jeannette Nafis. 986. Elizabeth Bowne Nichols b. 20 May 1867 m. Harry Forman.

9 799. William Bowne, (Stephens C., William7, Willett6, WilliamS, Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 73

Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born 5 March 1837 married first 20 April 1865 Eliza Rodgers daughter of James and Mary Rodgers. She died and William married second Jennie Curtis Cornell of Manasquan. Children of William and Eliza (Rodgers) Bowne: 987. Frank, has son William and daughter Marion and lives on a farm near Flushing, L. I. 988. Elizabeth. Child of William and Jennie (Cornell) Bowne: 989. Edith married -- Lamb and lived at Rahway, N. J.

800. Samuel Willett9 Bowne, (Stephen C. 8, William7, Willett6, William5, Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born 9 October 1841 married Cecelia Louise Roe born Flushing, L. I. 21 Decem ber 1843 died 3 December 1901 daughter of George Brinkerhoff and Caroline Farrington (Burling) Roe. Children of Samuel Willett and Cecelia Louise (Roe) Bowne: +990. Caroline Roe b. 17 July 1880 m. Malcolm McLean Wal lace. 991. Elizabeth Willett b. 22 Feb. 1884 m. Chas. H. Wheelans son of Charles and Sarah (Whitaker) Wheelans and had Charles Wheelans. 992. Clifford Belden b. 19 Aug. 1885 m. Lydia Cornman and had Lydia and Alice. 7 801. Edgar9 Bowne, (Stephen C.8, William , Willett6, William5, 1 Samue14, Samuel3, John2, Thomas ) b. 23 June 1844 married Katherine daughter of Ditmas Stothoff. Children of Edgar and Katherine (Stothoff) Bowne: 993. Edith Stothoff m. Gilbert Roberts and had Catherine, Donald and Frances. 994. Sarah m. Gifford Marsh lived in Glens Falls. 995. Edgar saw service in France. 8 802. Stephen Clarence9 Bowne, (Stephen C. , William7, Willett6, WilliamS, Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born 29 March 74 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

1847 married first Isabel Mean. She died and Stephen married second Margaret Whitfield. Children of Stephen Clarence and Isabel (Mean) Bowne: 996. Clara. 997. Harry. 998. Lindley. 999. Frederick. 1000. Stephen. Children of Stephen Clarence and Margaret (Whitfield) Bowne: 1001. Jessie. 1002. Charlotte. 1003. Florence. 1004- Warren.

803. Isaac Willett9 Bowne, (Stephen C.8, William7, Willett6, Wil 2 liam5, Samuel4, Samuel3, John , Thomas1) born 7 January 1850 married Eleanor Rodgers. Child of Isaac Willett and Eleanor (Rodgers) Bowne: 1005. Willett m. Blanche Arthur.

806. William9 Wright, (Mary8 (Bowne) Wright, William7, Wil 2 1 lett6, WilliamS, Samuel4, Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born 2 Feb ruary 1833 married Almeda West daughter of David and Mary (Fish) West. Children of William and Almeda (West) Wright: 1006. Mary Frances Wright b. 9 Aug. 1866 m. Thomas Whit son b. 19 June 1863 d. 22 Oct. 1907 son of Thomas and Mary (Willetts) Whitson and had Anna Coddington Whitson b. 22 May 1891 d. y. William Wright Whitson b. 22 Mar. 1897 and Thomas Whitson b. 1905 died young. 1007. Frederick William Wright b. 21 Mar. 1868 unmarried. 1008. Cornelius Wright d. y. 1009. Gilbert Rose Wright m. Helen Livingston. 1010. David West Wright. 1011. Jessie Fish Wright m. William Willett Cox son of Isaac Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island' 75

Hicks and Mary (Willetts) Cock and had Isaac Hicks Cox and William Burling Cox. 1012. Stiles Hopping Wright. 1013. Henry Wright m. Florence--. 1014- Helen Bowne Wright. 1015. Louise Almeda Wright m. Irwin H. Finke. 815. Helen A. 9 Lockwood, (Eliza8 (Bowne) Lockwood, Richard 6 Matthew7, Matthew , Samuel5, Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Thom as1) married 16 October 1872 Joseph L'estrange Somers. Children of Joseph and Helen (Lockwood) Somers: 1016. Joseph Somers b. 5 Sept. 1873 d. 5 Sept. 1873. 1017. Walter L'estrange Somers b. 9 Aug. 1874 d. 23 Apr. 1875. 1018. Harold Somers b. 11 Nov. 1881. 818. Cornelia9 Redmond, (Ann8 (Bowne) Redmond, Richard 2 Matthew7, Matthew6, Samuel5, Samuel4, Samuel3, John , Thom as1) born in New York City 10.3.1829, married in Utica, N. Y. 7 Sept. 1853, Edward Cooper born 26 October 1824 son of Peter and Sarah Cooper of New York. Children of Edward and Cornelia (Redmond) Cooper: 1019. Edith Cooper b. IO Oct. 1854 m. Lloyd S. Bryce and had *Edith Clair Bryce, Cornelia Elizabeth Bryce and tPeter Cooper Bryce. 1020. Peter Cooper b. 25 May 1860 d. 3 Nov. 1865. 823. James B.9 Redmond, (Ann8 (Bowne) Redmond, Richard Matthew7, Matthew6, Samuel5, Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Thom as1) born in South Trenton, N. J. 23. II. 1841 married in Chicago, Ill. 23 April 1863 Mary A. McMillen born 28 August 1844 daugh ter of William and Sarah Ann McMillen of Kingston, Ont. Children of James B. and Mary A. (McMillen) Redmond: 1021. Cornelia Redmond b. Chicago 23 May 1864-

*Edith Clair Bryce m. J. Sargent Cram and had Edith Bryce Cram and John Sargent Cram. tPeter Cooper Bryce m. Angelica S. Brown and had Sylvie Bryce. 76 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

1022. Alfred McMillen Redmond b. Chicago 24 Sept. 1868 m. 1888 Rose T. Goodwin and had Charles Jewett Redmond. 1023. William Bowne Redmond b. Chicago ro March 1874 died in Brooklyn, N. Y. 5 May 1876. 1024. · Florence Redmond b. Brooklyn 19 Feb. 1880 died 1 Mar. 1881. 824. Mary Ketchum9 Bowne, (Samuels, Richard Matthew7, Mat thew6, SamuelS, Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born 24 November 1836 in New York City married in New Brighton Staten Island 27 June 1861 Dr. George R. Richardson b. 2 August 1829 died 7 December 1873. Children of Dr. George and Mary K. (Bowne) Richardson: 1025. Eliza Ackerly Richardson. 1026. Harriet Hallam Richardson m. 24 Apr. 1905 Count Guilo de Batines. 1027'. Kate Bowne Richardson b. 2 Jan. 1868 d. 9 Aug. 1868. 1028. William King Richardson m. Mabel Ferguson. He was born 12 July 1870.

826. Catherine9 Bowne, (Samuel8, Richard Matthew7, Matthew6, 1 Samuel5, Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas ) born 3 November 1838 married Dr. W. C. Kellinger. Child of Dr. W. C. and Catherine (Bowne) Kellinger: 1029. Mary Kellinger who furnished much information re- garding her line of the Bowne family. 833. Carleton S.9 Reynolds, (Mary A.s (Bowne) Reynolds, Rich ard Matthew7, Matthew6, Samuel5, Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, 1 Thomas ) married November 1876 Emma P. Brundage. Children of Carleton S. and Emma (Brundage) Reynolds: 1030. Marion L. Reynolds b. 15 June 1877. 1031. Edna Lambert Reynolds b. 19 Aug. 1880. 1032. Carleton Hallock Reynolds b. 30 Oct. 1882.

839. Jacob Titus9 Bowne, (Richards, Sidney7, Matthew6, Samuel5, 2 1 Samuel4, Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born in Glen Cove, L. I. 12 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 77

February 1847 married 15 April 1884 Eliza Hunt St. John born in New York City 31 October 1852 daughter of Charles William and Eliza Smith (Underhill) St. John. Children of Jacob Titus and Eliza Hunt (St. John) Bowne: 1033. Edith St. John b. Greenpoint, L.1. 22 Feb. 1885. 1034. Richard Morse b. Mass. 15 Aug. 1886 d. 31 Mar. 1887. 1035. Mary Margaret b. Mass. 19 Aug. 1888. 1036. Bessie Haven b. 25 Apr. 1892.

841. Sidney Breese9 Bowne, (Richard8, Sidney7, Matthew6, Sam 1 uelS, Samuel4, Samue13, John2, Thomas ) born 5 December 1849, died 27 July 1915, married 3 November 1871 Martha Valentine Willetts born in Jericho, L. I. 28 December 1850 daughter of William and Mary (Valentine) Willetts. Children of Sidney and Martha (Willetts) Bowne: 1037. William F. b. 4 Apr. 1875 d. 28 Sept. 1875. 1038. R. Frederick b. 15 Jan. 1877 d. 16 Apr. 1877. 1039. Herbert S. b. 4 Nov. 1878.

845. Ella Frost9 Bowne, (Richards, Sidney7, Matthew6, Samuel5, 1 Samuel 4, Samuel3, John 2, Thomas ) born 25 August 1855 married 16 June 1875 Henry Townsend Smith son of Daniel V. and Mary (Townsend) Smith. They removed to Plainfield, N. J. where she died 16 December 1905. Children of Henry Townsend and Ella Frost (Bowne) Smith: 1040. Thomas U. Smith d. 1 Feb. 1903. 1041. Mabelle Bowne Smith m. 5 June 1901 Lester R. Walton of New York City and had Lester R. Walton; Stanley W. Walton; Gordon L. Walton. 1042. Harry Clifford Smith.

847. Richard Franklin9 Bowne, (Richards, Sidney7, Matthew6, 2 1 SamuelS, Samuel4, Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born 17 Novem ber 1859, married first 25 October 1882 Minnie Cornelia Under hill, died in Glen Cove, L. I. 20 January 1888 daughter of Jarvis and Amanda Underhill. Richard married second 28 May 1890 78 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

Agnes \Vood daughter of John and Jane Wood of Glen Cove. Children of Richard and Minnie (Underhill) Bowne: rn43. Marion Thomas b. 9 Sept. 1883 d. 24 Nov. 1885. rn44. Sidney Breese b. 20 Jan. 1888. Children of Richard and Agnes (Wood) Bowne: rn45. Dorothy b. 20 Jan. 1893. rn46. Richard Matthew b. 7. Apr. 1900.

849. Elizabeth Walter9 Bowne, (Richard Matthews, Sidney7, Mat 2 1 thew6, Samuel5, Samuel4, Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born 3 Jan uary 1863 married Dr. William Henry Zabriski son of Abraham and Celia Zabriski. Children of Dr. William and Elizabeth (Bowne) Zabriski: rn47. William Howard Zabriski b. 8 June 1889. rn48. Mary Margaret Bowne Zabriski b. 20 Sept. 1891. 850. William Hunt9 Bowne, (Richard Matthews, Sidney7, Mat 2 1 thew6, Samue15, Samuel4, Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born 27 Jan uary 1864, married 24 September 1890 Adelle F. Greene daughter of William R. and Elizabeth (Knox) Greene. Children of William and Adella (Greene) Bowne: rn49. Richard Matthew b. II June 1891. rn50. Beatrice Willison b. 9 Oct. 1893 at Grafton, W. Va.

861. Watson Honeywel19 Bowne, (Thomass, Sidney7, Matthew6, 2 Samuel5, Samuel4, Samuel3, John , Thomas1) born in West chester, N. Y. 15 February 1857 died in December of 1905 married 22 June 1882 Catharine Hannah Doherty. Children of Watson and Catharine (Doherty) Bowne: rn51. Katharine Watson b. 14 Aug. 1883, d. 6 May 1889. rn52. Helen Margarite b. 21 Feb. 1885, d. 6 May 1889. rn53. Rebecca Leggett b. II October 1886. 862. Sarah Louisa9 Bowne, (Thomass, Sidney7, Matthew6, Sam uel5, Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born in Westchester, N. Y. 5 May 1859, married there 17 April 1884 William Eugene Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 79

Johnston son of Thomas and Elizabeth (Spencer) Johnston of Cooperstown, N. Y. Children of William and Sarah (Bowne) Johnston: ro54. Susan Dyckman Johnston b. r March 1886. ro55. Dorothy Honeywell Johnston b. 21 Oct. 1889.

864. Emeline Watson9 Bowne, (Thomas8, Sidney7, Matthew6, SamuelS, Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born in Westchester, N. Y. 6 May 1867 married in Utica, N. Y. 31 October 1894 Dr. William Joseph Schuyler son of Joseph Kinney and Anna (Wil liams) Schuyler: Children of Dr. William and Emeline (Bowne) Schuyler: 1056. Philip Van Rensselaer Schuyler b. Oct. 1895. 1057. Elizabeth Schuyler b. 18 Nov. 1896 d. 16 Sept. 1897. 1058. Barent Ten Eyck Schuyler b. 16 July 1900.

865. Frederick Jackson9 Bowne, (Thomas8, Sidney7, Matthew6, SamuelS, Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born in West chester, N. Y. 3 February 1870 married in Utica, N. Y. 21 June 1891 Amelia M. Martin daughter of Henry and Margaret Martin. Children of Frederick Jackson and Amelia (Martin) Bowne: 1059. Helen Louise b. 6 Aug. 1894- 1060. Emeline b. 25 May 1896. 1061. Thomas Burling b. 31 Mar. 1898.

872. George 1.9 Bowne, (Johns, Edward7, William6, SamuelS, 2 1 Samuel4, Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born 16. 3. 1860 married 3. 6. 1885 Elizabeth Butterworth and lived at Mt. Holly, N. J. Children of George I. and Elizabeth (Butterworth) Bowne: 1062. Arthur D. b. 24- 9. 1886. 1063. George Harold b. 21.11.1892.

9 873. William Bowne, (Johns, Edward7, William6, SamuelS, 2 1 Samuel4, Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born 5. 12. 1868 married Mary Foll. Lived in Philadelphia. Children of William and Mary (Foll) Bowne: 80 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

1064- Ruth b. 21. 5. 1894. 1065. Ethel b. 9m. 1896. 1066. Russell. 1067. Grace. 1068. William.

9 8 7 6 901. Caroline Smith, (Eliza (Bowne) Smith, Walter , Walter , 2 James5, Samuel4, Samuel3, John , Thomas1) born 29 January 1852 died IO October 1928, married 16 October 1879 Charles Whitney Carpenter born 13 March 1847 died October 21, 1925. Children of Charles Whitney and Caroline (Smith) Carpenter: +1069. Lilian Carpenter b. n Apr. 1881 m. Ellicut Douglas Curtis. +1070. George Washington Carpenter b. 22 Aug. 1882 m. Doro thy McMillen. +1071. Florence Carpenter b. 2 Nov. 1883 m. William Henry Gelshenen. 1072. Charles Whitney Carpenter b. 23 Dec. 1884 m. 1st 1915 Fannie Tailer, m. 2nd 1929 Catharine Livingston Hamer sley. No issue. 1073. Adele Carpenter b. 4 May 1886 m. 14 Apr. 1927 Robert Emery Brennan. +·1074- Beatrice Carpenter b. 15 July 1887 m. 20 Dec. 1910 Candler Cobb. Jessie Carpenter b. Dec. 1888 d. 1891. Arthur Carpenter b. Dec. 1891. d. 1892.

902. Frances9 Smith, (Eliza8 (Bowne) Smith· Walter7, Walter6, 1 James5, Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas ) born 4 September 1858, married 2 June 1881 Samuel Freeman. Children of Samuel and Frances (Smith) Freeman: 1075. Samuel Harold Freeman b. 15 Aug. 1882. 1076. Mabel Freeman b. 28 Nov. 1883 m. George Tuttle. 1077. Louise Freeman b. 2 Jan. 1885 m. 1st Walter McCormack, 2nd --Daingerfield. 1078. Southgate Bowne Freeman b. 1 Mar. 1888. Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 81

1079. Spencer Smith Freeman. 1080. Leonard Chester Freeman.

903. Emma9 Bowne, (Simons, Walter7, Walter6, James5, Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born 17 January 1853, married 21 Sep tember 1876 Charles Francis Beebe. Lived in Portland, Org. Children of Charles and Emma (Bowne) Beebe: 1081. Walter Bowne Beebe b. 25 Sept. 1877. 1082. Gerald Edwin Beebe b. 8 Feb. 1882. 1083. Kenworth Beebe b. 16 Nov. 1883. 6 5 915. Frederick9 Bowne Jr., (Fredericks, Walter7, Walter , James 1 Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas ) married in 1885 Alice Hol brook. Children of Frederick and Alice (Holbrook) Bowne Jr.: 1084. Marjorie. 1085. Frederick II b. 1889 m. March 1929 Bessie Drew Martin and had Frederick Martin Bowne b. 27 Nov. 1929.

9 6 916. Elizabeth Haggerty Bowne, (Roberts, Walter7, Walter , Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born 14 December 1866 mar ried 19 December 1894 Harris Dunscombe Colt born 19 March 1861. Child of Harris Dunscombe and Elizabeth Haggerty (Bowne) Colt: 1086. Harris Dunscombe Colt Jr. b. 29 Jan. 1901 married Teresa Strickland daughter of Charles and Ella Strickland of Malta, and had Harris Strickland Colt b. 17 June 1935.

917. Francis Draper9 Bowne, (Roberts, Walter7, Walter6, James5, 2 1 Samuel4, Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born 21 July 1868 married 24 January 1894 Gertrude Travers. He died 22 May 1926. Children of Francis Draper and Gertrude (Travers) Bowne: 1087. Miriam Stansfield b. 1 Nov. 1897 d. 6 Jan. 1898. 1088. Harriet Van Courtland b. 9 Aug. 1899, m. 30 Apr. 1919 Douglas Blakeshaw W etherwood and had ( 1) Douglas B. Wetherwood Jr., b. 8 May 1920; (2) Francis Bowne 82 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

Wetherwood b. 14 Nov. 1922; (3) William Draper Weth erwood b. 4 Oct. 1924-

918. Walter9 Bowne, (Robert8, Walter7, Walter6, James5, Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born 2 April 1870 married first Cath arine Pearl Guild born 25 July 1870. Walter married second Fran ces Hewitt, no issue. He married third 26 February 1914 Adele Taylor Manning. Child of Walter and Catharine (Guild) Bowne: 1089. Elizabeth Allaire b. 7 Nov. 1892, d. 9 May 1894- Children of Walter and Adele (Manning) Bowne: 1090. Betty Draper b. 7 June 1915. 1091. Robert Southgate b. 14 Sept. 1916.

919. Marion Southgate9 Bowne, (Robert8, Walter 7, W alter6, 2 1 James5, Samuel4, Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born 3 February 1873 married first 16 August 1892 Josiah Fraser Crosby. Married second, 8 September 1903 Alfred P. Leighton. Married third, 3 September 1908 Harry M. Hubbell. Children of Josiah Fraser and Marion (Bowne) Crosby: 1092. Robert Southgate Bowne Crosby b. 27 Dec. 1893, d. 9 Sept. 1909. 1093. Francis Draper Bowne Crosby b. 2 Oct. 1897. Child of Alfred P. and Marion (Bowne) Leighton: 1094- Alfred Parker Leighton b. 23 June 1904 d. 17 Feb. 1906. Children of Harry M. and Marion (Bowne) Hubbell: 1095. Marion Eugene Hubbell b. 19 July 1909. 1096. Helen Buckley Hubbell b. 16 Sept. 19n. 920. Mary Lawrence9 Bogert, (Mary8 (Lawrence) Bogert, Mary7 (Bowne) Lawrence, Walter6 Bowne, JamesS, Samuel4, Samuel3, 1 John2, Thomas ) born Flushing, L. I. 19 January 1855 died there 22 December 1893; married at Flushing 3 June 1873 William Elliman born 13 February 1846, died in New York City 21 Febru ary 1914. Children of William and Mary (Bogert) Elliman: Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 83

+1097. Lawrence Bogert Elliman b. II Sept. 1876; m. (1) Edyth Howard Coppell; m. (2) Madeleine (Chauncey) Lynch. +1098. Douglas Elliman b. 24 May 1882 m. Theodora Trow- bridge. ·t-'1099. Roland Franklin Elliman b. 22 Aug. 1888 m. Lois Mackay. 948. Eliza Parsons9 Woodruff, (Elizabeth 8 (Parsons) Woodruff, James Bowne7 Parsons, Mary6 (Bowne) Parsons, John5, John4, 2 Samuel3, John , Thomas1) born 12 November 1865 married Alexander McNeil. Lived in Scranton, Pa. Children of Alexander and Eliza (Woodruff) McNeil: IIoo. Mildred McNeil. II0I. Elizabeth W. McNeil. Ruth McNeil. 949. James Parsons9 Woodruff, (Elizabeth8 (Parsons) Woodruff, James Bowne7 Parsons, Mary6 (Bowne) Parsons, John5, John4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born 30 Oct. 1868 died 13 Oct. 1931, married 12 February 1895 Lillian Churchill Bell daughter of Jared Weed and Harriet (Toms) Bell. Children of James and Lillian (Bell) Woodruff: II02. Lillian Bell Woodruff b. 23 Aug. 1897 m. 18 Aug. 1917 William Bernard Clark and had ( 1) Bernard Woodruff Clark b. 13 Oct. 1921, (2) Shirley Bell Clark b. 19 May 1923 who married George Burnham, IV. II03. Candace Catlin Woodruff b. 28 July 1902 m. Wallace Benjamin and had (1) Barbara Woodruff Benjamin b. 3 May 1927 married Boughton Cobb Jr. and (2) Candace Catlin Benjamin b. 28 Mar. 1930. 1104. Isabel Parsons Woodruff b. 3 Feb. 1905. 956! Susan9 Minturn, (John Wendell8 Minturn, Robert Bowne7 Minturn, Sarah6 (Bowne) Minturn, Robert5, John4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) married 1886Paul Tuckerman. Children of Paul and Susan (Minturn) Tuckerman: -h105. Dorothy Tuckerman married George Draper. +IIo6. Roger Tuckerman married Elizabeth Hare Thompson. 84 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

957. Katherine Mary 9 Minturn, (John Wendell8 Minturn, Robert Bowne7 Minturn, Sarah6 (Bowne) Minturn, Robert5, John4, 2 1 Samue13, John , Thomas ) married 1894 divorced 1927 Edward A. LeRoy. Children of Edward A. and Katherine (Minturn) LeRoy: 1107. Edward A. LeRoy Jr. no8. John Minturn LeRoy m. Georgiana K. Palmer in 1925 and had (I) Joan Minturn LeRoy b. 1926,; (2) George Palmer Leroy b. 1927. 9 971. Amy S. Bowne, (Charles A. 8, SamueF, Joseph6, George5, 2 1 Robert4, Samue13, John , Thomas ) born 1 July 1843 married 23 December 1862 Walter H. Bunn. Children of Walter and Amy S. (Bowne) Bunn: no9. Mary Bunn. 1no. Walter H. Bunn. 1II I. Gertrude Bunn. n12. David A. Bunn. n13. Charles Bunn. 1114. Samuel Bunn. 982. Gertrude9 King, (Elizabeth8 (Bowne) King, Rodman7 King 6 1 Bowne, Samuel , Gilbert5, Benjamin4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas ) born 25 June 1878 died IO December 1942, married 2 October 1901 Albert Tilt born 1 May 1880, died June 1946, son of Albert and Adelaide (Raynor) Tilt. Children of Albert and Gertrude (King) Tilt: -l-'n15. Albert Tilt b. 18 Sept. 1903 m. Mary Campbell Chester. +n16. Rodman King Tilt b. 30 Aug. 1906 m. Jean Preston.

10 9 990. Caroline Roe Bowne, (Samuel Willett , Stephen C. 8, Wil liam7, Willett6, William5, Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born 7 July 1880 married Malcolm McLean Wallace son of La timer and Harriet (Rhodes) Wallace. Children of Malcolm and Caroline Roe (Bowne) Wallace: 1n7. Malcolm Bowne Wallace b. 24 Sept. 1908. Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 85

1n8. Elizabeth Wallace b. 30 Jan. 1910. n19. Samuel Bowne Wallace b. 13 July 1911. n20. Donald Rhodes Wallace b. 14 July 1914- n21. John Latimer Wallace b. IO July 1916. 1069. Lilian10 Carpenter, Caroline9 (Smith) Carpenter, Eliza8 (Bowne) Smith, Walter7, Walter6, JamesS, Samuel4, Samuel3, 2 1 John , Thomas ) born n April 1881 married 1 June 19n Ellicut Douglas Curtis. Children of Ellicut and Lilian (Carpenter) Curtis: n22. Caroline Curtis b. n May 1912 m. 7 July 1933 William Todd Devan. n23. Isabel Douglas Curtis b. 4 Oct. 1913 m. 3 June 1938 Ed ward Tinsley Ray and had Reginald Alden Ray b. 2 March 1942 and Edward Tinsley Ray Jr. b. 12 July 1944. 1070. George Washington10 Carpenter, (Caroline9 (Smith) Car penter, Eliza8 (Bowne) Smith, Walter7, Walter6, James5, Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born 22 August 1882 married 1 June 1912 Dorothy McMillen. Children of George Washington and Dorothy (McMillen) Car penter: n24. Caroline Bowne Carpenter b. 20 Oct. 1913 m. Arthur Gerry. n25. Charles Whitney Carpenter II b. 2 Jan. 1918 m. Margot Fairchild. 1126. Edward N. Carpenter b. 28 Feb. 1919 m. Katherine Van Duer Eaton and had Katherine Carpenter and George Whitney Carpenter. 1071. Florence1° Carpenter, (Caroline9 (Smith) Carpenter, Eliza8 6 (Bowne) Smith, Walter7, Walter , JamesS, Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born 2 November 1883, died in London 3 July 1943, married 1 June 1905 William Henry Gelshenen. Children of William Henry and Florence (Carpenter) Gelshenen: 86 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

n27. Kathleen Bowne Gelshenen b. 2 Mar. 1906 m. in London 30 Apr. 1930 Christopher Playdell Bowerie. 1128. William Henry Gelshenen. 1074. Beatrice 1° Carpenter, (Caroline9 (Smith) Carpenter, Elizas 7 (Bowne) Smith, Walter , Walter6, James5, Samuel4, Samuel3, 2 1 John , Thomas ) born 15 July 1887, married 20 December 19IO Candler Cobb. Children of Candler and Beatrice (Carpenter) Cobb: n29. Beatrice Candler Cobb b. 8 Oct. 19n, m. in Paris IO Aug. 1935 Alexander Louden and had Henrietta Beatrice Lou den b. in Switzerland IO July 1938 and Alexander Louden Jr. b. 23 March 1944. n30. Emma Candler Cobb b. 21 Aug. 1915 died 1916. n3r. Florence Candler Cobb b. I4 Dec. 1917 m. in Paris 15 July 1936 Stanton Whitney and had Stanton Whitney Jr. b. 21 July 1941 and Christopher Duane Whitney b. 28 Mar. 1944· 1097. Lawrence Bogert10 Elliman, (Mary9 Bogart Elliman, Marys 7 6 5 (Lawrence) Bogert, Mary (Bowne) Lawrence, Walter , James , 2 1 Samuel4, Samuel3, John , Thomas ) born n September 1876; married in New York City Edyth Howard Coppell born Clare mont, N.J. IO April 1873 daughter of George and Helen (Gilling ham) Coppell. Married second Madeleine (Chauncey) Lynch. Children of Lawrence Bogert and Edyth (Coppell) Elliman: n32. Edyth Coppell Elliman b. 28 May 1906 m. Edward S. Knapp. n33. Lawrence Bogert Elliman b. II Aug. 1908 m. Rhea (Mun- roe) Moore and had Rhea M. 1098. Douglas Lawrence10 Elliman, (Mary9 (Bogart) Elliman, Marys (Lawrence) Bogart, Mary7 (Bowne) Lawrence, Walter6, 2 JamesS, Samuel4, Samuel3, John , Thomas1) born 24 May 1882 married first 20 October 1900 Theodora Trowbridge daughter of Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 87

Dr. George Trowbridge. Married second, 9 December 1929 Kath arine (Scales) Moon. Children of Douglas and Theodora (Trowbridge) Elliman: n34- Douglas Trowbridge Elliman b. IO July 1901 m. Mildred Leisy and had Douglas Trowbridge Elliman Jr. b. 8 Dec. 1928. n35. George Trowbridge Elliman b. 17 Dec. 1905 m. Natica de Acosta and had Peter Bogart Elliman b. 19 April 1932. n36. Ludlow Trowbridge Elliman b. n Oct. 1909 m. Jane L. Yerkes and had Patricia Elliman b. 21 June 1939 and Thomas Trowbridge Elliman b . .3 Sept. 1943. Child of Douglas and Katherine (Scales) Elliman: n37. Mary Lawrence Elliman b. 9 June 1931. 1099. Roland Franklin10 Elliman, Mary9 (Bogart) Elliman, Mary8 (Lawrence) Bogart, Mary7 (Bowne) Lawrence, Walter6, James5, Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born 22 August 1888 married 5 June 1909 Lois Mackay born 19 June 1890 daughter of George Devereux and Annie (Barnes) Mackay. Children of Roland and Lois (Mackay) Elliman: n38. Roland Franklin Elliman Jr. b. 24 Mar. 1910 d. 24 Apr. 1924- n39. Donald Elliman b. 2 Mar. 1912 m. 17 May 1939 Grace Friberg, daughter of Andrew and Grace (Worthem) Friberg had Dale Elliman and Donald Elliman Jr. 1140. Lois Devereux Elliman b. 25 Oct. 1914 m. 15 Apr. 1947 James S. Nolan son of James Bennett Nolan. Divorced. m. 2nd Feb. 13th 1948 John Wilfred Findlay son of Sir John Findlay and former Lady Josephine Arkle. 1141. Sylvia Elliman b. 24 Sept. 1921 m. 21 June 1944 Alfred G. MacKenzie son of Alfred M. and Marjorie ( deMoya) MacKenzie and had William Kenneth MacKenzie. n42. Barbara Elliman b. 9 June 1925. 1105. Dorothy10 Tuckerman, (Susan9 (Minturn) Tuckerman, 88 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

Johns Minturn, Robert7 Minturn, Sarah6 (Bowne) Minturn, Rob ertS, John4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) married 1912, divorced 1931 George Draper. Children of George and Dorothy (Tuckerman) Draper: n43. Diana Draper b. 1913 m. Nelson Dean Jay. Has four chil dren and lives in the West. n44. George Tuckerman Draper b. 1915, married twice and had two sons by first wife. Lives in California. n45. Penelope Minturn Draper b. 1932 lives in New York City. 1106. Roger 10 Tuckerman, (Susan9 (Minturn) Tuckerman, Johns Minturn, Robert7 Minturn, Sarah6 (Bowne) Minturn, Robert5, 2 John4, Samuel3, John , Thomas1) married 1923 Elizabeth Hare Thompson. Children of Roger and Elizabeth (Thompson) Tuckerman: n46. Cynthia Tuckerman b. 1924 m. John Gay and has a daughter. n47. Nancy Tuckerman b. 1928. II48. Roger Wolcott Tuckerman b. 1937. 1115. Albert10 Tilt, (Gertrude9 (King) Tilt, Elizabeths (Bowne) King, Rodman7 King Bowne, Samuel6, Gilbert5, Benjamin4, Sam 2 1 uel3, John , Thomas ) born 18 September 1903, married 2 October 1926, Mary Campbell Chester born 7 October 1905 daughter of Colby Mitchell and Jessie (Moore) Chester. Albert Tilt served in \Vorld War II on Admiral Murray's and Admiral Mason's staff, Naval Air Intermediate Training Command in Pensacola and Corpus Christi; Instructed on Battleship "Yorktown". Ribbons: Commendation from Admiral Halsey, Presidential Unit Citation, Asiatic-Pacific American Theater; Commander U.S.N.R. 1 year, Instructing Naval Aviation three years. Child of Albert and Mary (Chester) Tilt: II49· Albert Tilt Jr. b. 19 October 1929. 1116. Rodman King10 Tilt, (Gertrude9 (King) Tilt, Elizabeth8 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 89

(Bowne) King, Rodman7 King Bowne, Samuel6, GilbertS, Ben jamin4, Samuel3, John2, Thomas1) born 30 August 1906 married 21 September 1935 Jean Preston born 2 October 19n daughter of Lewis Butler and Mabel (McAfee) Preston. Children of Rodman and Jean (Preston) Tilt: n50. Rodman King Tilt b. 4 Feb. 1938. n51. Jean McAfee Tilt b. 14 Mar. 1940. n52. Priscilla Preston Tilt b. 1 June 1941.

APPENDICES

APPENDIX I THE RODMAN FAMILY

[FROM MSS. OF JACOB T. BOWNE, VOL. 3, P. 27]

Benj. H. Smith of Germantown writes May 13, 1886: I cannot make out any connection between William Richard son of Westchester Co. N. Y. and prob. also of Flushing, and the Henry Haydock & Margaret Bowne you refer to. There is a cur ious tie between this family and yours in another way. The 1st Jno. Rodman of Barbadoes, had 2 sons Thomas2 & John3 The dau. of Thomas2 (Anne) married Jno. Richardson, son of William and brother of Thomas (my gt, gt grand father): John 3 Rodman had a son Thomas who m. Elizabeth Scott, a grand dau. of Edward Wanton of Scituate Mass., and their dau. Katharine Scott m. a Henry Haydock in 1759. and another dau. Caroline m. Jas. Bowne; and Thomas Richardson4 m. for his 2nd wife (his 1st wife Anne dau. of Benj. Newberry and sister of a Walter Newberry) Mary the dau. of Joseph Wanton and niece of Elizabeth Scott.

Memorandum by Mary B. Parsons of Flushing L. l.: Dr. John and Thomas Rodman were born in England, and left that country to avoid persecution for their religious principles; they went first to Barbadoes, when Dr. John Rodman's wife whose maiden name was Scammon inherited an estate. After residing there several years Dr. John Rodman and his wife came to Newport, Rhode Island, about 1682. In the year 1688 he re moved to Block Island where he was twice robbed by pirates: to his house, the women and children were accustomed to flee for safety in times of danger from these marauders, who on one oc casion were restrained from accomplishing their work of death solely by his determined courage and resolute respect, as stand- 93 94 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island ing in the doorway of his house, he told them they should enter it only by passing over his body; after standing a few moments in mute surprise they quietly retired. About the year 1690 he re moved to Flushing on Long Island, where he lived the remainder of his days and died in 1731, aged about 78 years. He was an eminent physician and surgeon, and successfully performed sev eral very severe operations, the year previous to his death. He was a zealous sound minister of the Gospel frequently visited meet ings abroad, and was particularly useful in discouraging a rant ing spirit that appeared at that time. "He did abundance of good in his time and died beloved by all sorts of people" according to the simple record of the meeting to which he belonged. Thomas brother of John Rodman came to Long Island in 1675, and died in 1727 in the 87th year of his age. He was a physician of much eminence. Thomas son of Dr. John Rodman married Elizabeth Scott grand daughter of Edward Wanton of Newport. Edward Wanton was captain of the Training Band during the persecution of Friends in Boston and was present at the time of the execution of Steven son and Robinson. He was so indignant at the severity of the Puri tan Governor that he broke his sword, and bore testimony against its iniquity, for which he was whipped and fined. He retired to Scituate in the Plymouth Colony, became a Friend and established a meeting and was a preacher of great influence, much beloved by all sects. Elizabeth wife of Thomas Rodman and daughter of the above mentioned John Scott and Elizabeth Wan ton had seven daughters all noted for their unusual personal and mental attractions. Anne their second daughter, wife of Caleb Field was the mother of Anne wife of John Bowne. APPENDIX II THE MURRA YS OF MURRAY HILL

[FROM THE MSS. OF JACOB T. BOWNE, VOL. 3, P. 65]

From "Old New York" in the Evening Post, Dec. 10, 1873.

THE OLD HOMESTEAD AND HISTORICAL REMINISCENCES Many pleasant stories have been written of the original Mur rays of Murray Hill, but no evidence has yet been published that the Robert Murray of Revolutionary time was ever the owner of the farm which stood on the rise of ground now bearing the name. This link in the chain of descent of the title we will now supply, together with many other interesting facts connected with its history. The Murray Hill Farm, as originally held under a lease granted by the Mayor, Alderman and Commonality of the city of New York, to Mr. Robert Murray, formed a part of the common lands belonging to the municipality, and contained ex actly twenty-nine acres, three roods and thirty perches of land. Robert Murray never perfected his title in fee-simple to the prop erty, but held it under the lease up to his death.

THE RoBERT MURRAY HousE The original Murray Hill Farm was situated between lines begin ning a few feet south of Thirty-third street, and extended north erly to the middle of the block between Thirty-eighth and Thirty ninth streets. It followed the line of the old Middle Road on the west, and the eastern or Kingsbridge Road on the east. At the lower end the plot was somewhat narrow, but at the northern line it extended from near what is now the line of Lexington avenue to a point midway between Madison and Fifth avenues. The Murray mansion stood a few rods back from the eastern or Kingsbridge post-road, and faced, as near as may be, the east. 95 96 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

That is to say, its windows overlooked the road and the waters of Kip's Bay and the East River. The only record of the existence of this famous old house, its exact site, appears on the Ratzer map of the city of New York which was made in 1767. Ratzer was a lieutenant in the Sixtieth Royal American regiment. The old place was named "Belmont", and its site was known as "Inclenborg". As the city extended out and overrun the farm, the old house will be remembered by many old New Yorkers as standing in later years directly on the line of Fourth avenue at the intersection of Thirty-seventh street. It was a square-built, old-fashioned two story house, with broad verandas extending around three sides. It contained a broad hall and many large apartments, and was in all respects a well-to do home. It was destroyed at the opening of the Fourth avenue or Harlem Railroad, in the year 1834 or there about. There is no satisfactory information in regard to the time when this famous house was built, but on the evidence of the old map we know it occured several years prior to the beginning of the Revolutionary war.

ROBERT MURRAY The first record we have of Robert Murray is in 1745, when it appears that he was a thrifty Friend, a miller by profession and married to an estimable lady of the same religious faith as him self. He was living then at Swetara, near Lancaster, in the state of Pennsylvania, and it was during that year that his son Lindley, who afterwards became so famous as a grammarian, was born. At this time Robert Murray's brother John, who succeeded to the ownership of the Murray Hill farm in later years, also lived at Swetara and worked at his trade as a cooper. Robert, it appears, made the flour and John manufactured the barrels in which it was shipped to market. During this period Robert Murray made several voyages to the West Indies, in which he was very successful in a pecuniary point of view, so that eight years iater, or in 1753, he settled in New Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 97

York, and became one of the leading shipping merchants and importers. Whether Mr. Murray imported rum from the West Indies, which was a staple article of import for colonial use in those days, or teas from China, or general articles of merchandise, we have at present no means of knowing. We know, however, that his worldly wdlth increased, and that he soon became a wealthy man. Mr. Murray at this time resided on Queen street, at the corner of Beekman street. Queen street is now known as Pearl street. In or about 1769 Mr. Murray went to England to attend to his com mercial affairs, and he found the climate so beneficial to his health that he remained in that country for several years, or until the beginning of the colonial troubles in 1775. His son Lindley went out about the same time, but returned in 1771, and from that time until the war began he occupied the paternal homestead in Queen street. Robert Murray was the father of twelve children, of whom five only were living when he returned to New York. They were Lindley, the grammarian; John, who was afterwards the owner of "The Grange"; Beulah, Mary and Susannah. A somewhat mythical story is told of Lindley Murray in regard to a leap which he is said to have made over Peck Slip during a morning walk. Peck Slip was then twenty-two feet wide, but that, although so related by the chronicler, was not the scene of the exploit. It appears that Lindley, early one morning, went down to the "Fly Market", in Maiden Lane to buy a pair of chickens. He then lived in his father's house at the corner of Queen and Beekman streets. He made his purchase at the market and started for home, with the chickens in his hand. Arriving at Beekman Slip which then existed at the foot of Fulton street, he is said ( and he also told the story himself) to have made a running leap, and cleared the slip at a bound. To have made the leap over Peck Slip he would have had to go a considerable distance out of his way, and it is improbable that he would have done so when an equally formidable opportunity for a leap was 98 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

in his direct route. He was not at all injured by the leap, as some writers would have us believe but enjoyed fair health for many years afterwards. Lindley Murray's friends all doubted his ability to make the leap as reported, and family tradition says after much bantering he was induced to repeat the attempt, proper precautions being taken to prevent injury to himself or a ducking in the water of the slip; but he always failed. On the return of Robert Murray from England in 1775, as Lindley was residing in his town house, he went with his family out to his country seat "Belmont" at "Inclenborg", and here he lived during the continuance of the war. It is not definitely known what Mr. Murray's political principles were during the war; he was a Friend, and therefore a man of peace, and politic enough, it appears, to keep his thoughts to himself while the King's forces were in possession of the city. Mrs. Murray, how ever was an earnest patriot, but notwithstanding this she was respected by the royalists, and her table and parlors were often honored, if it could be termed an honor, with their presence. Of the Murrays, Lossing in his "Field Book if the Revolution", speaks in substance as follows: In 1767, on the East River, near Turtle Bay, near which fronting on the Boston Road-an extension of the Bowery lane-was the elegant mansion of Friend Robert Murray, whose venerable lady, in September, 1776, rendered such efficient service to the retreating Americans by detaining the British Officers at lunch. Thatcher, in his "Journal of the Revolu tionary Army", gives the following narration of this interesting incident: "When retreating from New York, General Putnam, at the head of thirty-five hundred Continental troops, was in the rear, and the last to leave the city. In order to avoid any of the enemy that might be advancing in the direct road to the city, he made choice of a road parallel with and contiguous to the North River, until he could arrive at a certain angle, whence another road would con- Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 99 duct him in such a direction as that he might form a junction with our army. It so happened that a body of about eight thousand British and Hessions were at the same moment advancing on the road, which would have brought them in immediate contact with General Putnam and before he could have reached the turn into the other road. "Most fortunate! y the British Generals, seeing no prospect of engaging our troops, halted their own and repaired to the house of Mr. Robert Murray, a Quaker Friend and a friend of our cause. Mrs. Murray treated them with cake and wine, and they were induced to tarry two hours or more, Governor Tryon frequently joking her about her American friends. By this happy incident General Putnam, by continuing his march, escaped a rencontre with a greatly superior force, which must have proved fatal to the whole party. Ten minutes, it is said, would have been sufficient for the enemy to have secured the road at the turn and entirely cut off General Putnam's retreat. It has since become a common saying among our officers that Mrs. Murray saved this part of the American army." At this period the only houses near the Murray mansion were the Beekman seat, which stood a short distance above, near what is now the corner of First avenue and Fifteenth street, and the residences of Messrs. Watts and Kettletas on the bank of the river, below Kip's Bay. It was at Kip's Bay that the British forces landed when in pursuit of the Continental army. They took on their march a lane which led them near the Murray mansion. This lane led them to the Kingsbridge Road, and probably followed very nearly the present line of Thirty-eighth street. Some romantic incidents have been related in regard to the Misses Murray, in which Miss Beulah and Miss Susannah figured conspicuously; and the brilliant but unfortunate Major Andre is said to have been particularly enamored with the last named young lady; but the account must be questionable, as Miss Susannah was only sixteen years of age at the time of the death mo Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

of that officer, and altogether too youthful a maiden for a careful Quaker mother to allow to mingle in the gay company of the royal officers.

THE MuRRAY HousE AS W ASHINGToN's HEADQUARTERS; CARRIAGES IN 1770; ROBERT MURRAY'S WILL The Murray house is credited with having been the scene of other interesting events about the time of the evacuation of New York by the Continental army. A prominent writer says that General Washington made it his headquarters on the 14th of September, 1776, and that it was here that Captain Nathan Hale received his secret instructions which cost him his life. On this point, however, the evidence is very slight, and Mr. Abram Hosier, of this city, who has studied Washington's progress closely during the war, and has visited and procured sketches of all these so called headquarters houses, says it is highly improbable that he could have tarried at this house for any length of time on the day above mentioned, and having a victorious army of British and Hessians thundering in his rear. We have already learned of Putnam's hurried march on the following day, and his troops formed the rear guard of the army. It may be, however, that the historian has something more stable than mere tradition in support of his statement.

CARRIAGES IN COLONIAL TIMES As we have already stated, Mr. Robert Murray was a well to-do merchant before the war, and was said to have imported some where about the year 1770, the first coach ever seen in New York; but this statement must be incorrect as we have before us a long list of colonial gentlemen who were owners of one or more "leather conveniences", as Friend Robert Murray termed his. Among the well known names of old New Yorkers in this Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 101 list are Governor Cad. Colden, he owned a coach and post chaise or chariot; Chief Justice Daniel Harsmanden, who is credited with a coach, chariot and phaeton; and Recorder John Watts, who was satisfied with one coach. The other leading names are Adjutant General Oliver De Lancey, who afterwards succeeded Major Andre; Joseph Read, merchant; C. W. Apthorpe, loyalist; Roger Morris, colonel British army, and husband of Mary Philips; James De Lancey, member of council; the widows De Lancey, Walton, Chambers, McEvers and Lawrence, Mrs. Waddell, An drew Elliott, officer English army; William Bayard, Nicholas Bayard, Philip Livingston, Robert Gilbert Livingston, Walter Rutherford, Gerardus Beekman, Gerardus William Beekman, James Beekman, Colonel Beekman, Nathaniel Marston, John Marston, Rev. Mr. Ogilvie, Rector of Trinity Church, Anthony Rutgers and Jacob LeRoy.

ROBERT MURRAY'S SONS AND DAUGHTERS Some time during the war the Misses Beulah and Susannah and Mary Murray were sent to England, and while there finished their education. The young ladies were presented at Court, and Miss Susannah, owing to her beauty and accomplishments, re ceived marked attention from the Queen. On the return of the daughters to New York Miss Susannah was woed by one Captain Gilbert Colden Willett, of the King's loyal American forces, and the pair were married, it is said, in a clandestine manner. The marriage is said by some chroniclers to have greatly offended Mrs. Willett's father, and that he never forgave her, and in his will left the best of his property to her sisters; but this is not so, as we shall shortly show. Miss Mary also married a Willett, but of his antecedents or history we have no account, and it is highly probably that this is the Mrs. Willett who offended her father Friend Robert Murray. Beulah who was an accomplished and beautiful woman married a Hoffman, and her son Murray Hoff man, yet lives, an honored resident of our City. ro2 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

John Murray, Jr. as we have already shown, settled in New York and resided for many years on his estate adjoining that of his father's on Murray Hill. Lindley Murray, the grammarian, during the war for a time resided at Islip, but after living there for about four years, and at this time coming to the conclusion that the British power was likely to be permanently established in New York, and that the practice of law, his original profession was completely superseded, he returned to the city and entered into mercantile pursuits. This was in 1780. He began business and used his father's credit abroad, and in a few years amassed a handsome competency. He retired from business in 1784 and went to England, where he became a permanent invalid, and finally died at Holdgate, near York, in 1826.

ROBERT MURRAY'S WILL Mrs. Robert Murray died some time near the close of the war, and her husband followed her a few years later, in July, 1786, aged 65 years. Mr. Robert Murray during the Revolution was senior partner of the mercantile firm of Murray, Samson & Co. By his will, which was dated, in the peculiar phraseology of the Friends, the 23d of 5th month, 1786, he gave to his son, Lindley Murray, his gold watch, and house and lot in Queen street. To his son John (who is the John Murray, Jr., brewer, after wards owner of the "Grange" adjoining the Murray Hill farm,) he gave his wharf property adjoining Burnet's Key, which is at the foot of the present Wall street, and yet remains in the possession of the family. He further gave to his son John his house and lot in Queen street, wherein he formerly resided, and where John was then living, together with lots in the rear, fronting on Water street. For this concession John was ordered in the will to pay to the estate the sum of £4,000. He gave to his daughter Beulah the corner lot of ground on the northerly side of Burnet's Key and easterly side of Wall street, with buildings and appurtenances. He also gave to Beulah a lot of Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 103 ground at the corner of Broadway and Murray street, described as near the Bridewell. To his daughter Susannah, Mrs. Willett, who was unquestion ably a favorite child, he gave a parcel of land and lots of ground on Golden Hill ( Golden Hill is the present site of Gold street and John and Fulton streets) ; and also his leasehold estate in the farm on Incleborg, which, to use the words of the testator, "I hold from the corporation of the city of New York, and all the rights which then or might afterwards belong to the same." This clause in the will is the only record we have to show that Robert Murray ever legally held the title to the Murray Hill farm. To his daughter Mary, who may have been the offender of which tradition speaks, he gave the sum of £ 1,500. This money was to remain in the hands of his son John and the interest ap plied to Mary's support. At her death, in case she left children the money was to be divided between them, share and share alike. His furniture he divided between his daughters Beulah and Susannah. After setting apart several sums for the support of charitable objects among the Friends, and £200 for promoting the manumission of slaves and the support of a free school for the education of negro children, he left the residue of his estate to his children, Lindley, John, Beulah and Susannah. He desig nated as his executors, his brother John, and his sons Lindley and John. THE DESCENT OF THE ESTATE Gilbert Colden Willett and his wife Susannah assumed posses sion of "Belmont" under the will and resided there for many years. We have seen minatures on ivory painted during the early years of their wedded life. Mrs. Willett appears as a veritable beauty. Her features were regular, and a wealth of dark brown hair hung in ringlets over a brow which was as intellectual as it was beautiful. Captain Willett appears like a dashing soldier of thirty, and just the man to run away with a Quaker's or any other man's daughter. 104 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

In February, 1799, Gilbert Colden Willett purchased the estate in fee from the corporation, and, becoming embarrassed in his financial affairs, transferred the entire plot of twenty-nine acres, three roods and thirty perches to his uncle, John Murray, senior on the 13th of January, 1800. Mrs. Willett died at Coldenham, a little village up the Hudson and a few miles from its banks, in 1808. The Murray Hill farm was now vested in John Murray, Sr., and it so appears on the old Blue Book and other maps from that time forward. John Murray Sr., was the head of the firm of John Murray & Sons. The sons were John R. Murray, and a son-in-law, Mr. William Ogden. In 1808 John Murray, Sr., died, and in his will the farm, or "Belmont", was divided among his children, of which there were fo]Jr named, Susan Ogden, wife of William Ogden, Mary, John R. and Hannah L. Murray. Since that time the estate has been many times divided, and today the original bounds of the Murray Hill farm are almost unknown, but the name is yet retained, and not only extends over the area of the original plot but also over a large and exceedingly fashionable territory besides: That the town houses of the Murrays were first class we know from the records. Lindley Murray's house which was given to him by his father, was sold March 25th, 1786, for £2,200 to one Thomas Smith. That sum, in colonial times, repre sented quite a fortune. We believe that there are no drawings in existence of any of the old Murray houses, as they were destroyed before the taste for historical research had been greatly developed in this country. Fortunately, during later years through the well-directed efforts of the New York Historical Society and the pens and pencils of such indefatigable searchers after facts of colonial history as Benson J. Lossing, Abram Hosier, Eliza Greator ex and others, much that is interesting has been preserved. In making searches in connection with our story we were greatly indebted for valu able aid to Mr. William H. Bell of the Register's office; Mr. Kings- Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 105 land of the Comptroller's office; Mr. Traynor, of the Surrogate's office, and Mr. Sackersdoll, of the Department of Public Works. To Mr. George Manning Tracy, of Brooklyn, who married a daughter of Mrs. Gilbert Colden Willett, and who yet lives in the enjoyment of a happy old age, we are also under obligations for many items of interest in connection with the history of the Murray family.

[FROM THE MSS. OF JACOB T. BowNE, VOL. 3, P. 65]

From Lauriat's Boston Book Notes, November 1907: Lindley Murray, the celebrated grammarian, was born in Swantara, Pa., in the year 1745. In 1765, after passing four years in legal studies, he was admitted to the bar, and soon afterward married. When the Revolution began he retired to a cottage on Long Island, N. Y., and spent four years in fishing, boating, and fowling. Going to New York in 1779, he entered into commercial speculation under the direction of his father, with such success that at the close of the Revolution, he was able to retire with a fortune to a beautiful place on the Hudson. Being attacked, how ever, with a muscular affection, he was induced to search another climate and sailed for England, where he settled near the city of York, and died there in 1826. His English Grammer was written for the use of a young ladies' school near York. It was first published in book form at York in 1795, and its success was immediate and extraordinary. Edition after edition was published in a few years. It was introduced into all the English and Ameri can schools, and made his name a household word in every country where the English language was spoken. His later years were devoted to the study of botany and his garden at Holdgate, in the variety and rarity of its plants, surpassed the royal gardens at Kew. APPENDIX III THE FRANKLIN AND OSGOOD FAMILIES [FROM THE MSS. OF JACOB T. BowNE, voL. 3, P. 79]

We are indebted to Osgood Field Esq. of London for the follow ing interesting incident connected with the second marriage. When New Yark was fixed upon as the residence of the Com mander in Chief of the American Army during the Revolution, Washington wrote to Hon. Samuel Osgood with whom he was on terms of intimacy, to procure a house:: there suitable to the position of the Commander in Chief. After due consideration Mr. Osgood came to the conclusion that there was no dwelling house in the city so desirable as the large one in Franklin Square, then occupied by the widow of Walter Franklin. This lady was a perfect stranger to him, but he called on her and stated his object. At some inconvience, but from motives of patriotism she gave up her house, and for some time it was occupied by Washington. On this first visit Mr. Osgood then a widower found Mrs. Franklin surrounded by her three little girls afterwards Mrs. De Witt Clinton, Mrs. George Clinton and Mrs. John Norton, teaching them their lessons. This scene seems to have made a great im pression on him. His call was repeated more than once and the acquaintance thus formed between them, resulted in their mar riage.

From the New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, July 1, 1892. THE FRANKLIN F AMIL y From the autobiography of Mary Robinson Hunter. Mary Robinson Hunter was the daughter of Sarah Franklin and Wil liam T. Robinson. Mr. Hunter was our minister at Rio when this was written. 106 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island rn7

Rio de faneiro, 6th December, 1845. My mother's grandfather on her father's side was a wealthy farmer of the state of New York, born of an English father and a Dutch mother. They had a large family of sons, of whom my grandfather was the youngest, and two daughters. Of five sons I can speak, having known them all as a child, and all treating me with overweening love and indulgence. James, the eldest, fol lowed the occupation of his father, and inherited the homestead. He married a lady of high breeding, who used to come down from the country once a year to visit the families of her husband's brothers, who were settled as merchants, three in New York, and one in Philadelphia. I well remember the awe her presence in spired among us children; the rustling of her silk, and her high heeled shoes making her figure more commanding and the re proach her never ending knitting cast upon us idle and indulged children. Walter, John and Samuel resided in New York. They inherited large fortunes from their parents, which they put into trade, and the produce of China and other countries was wafted to our shores in their ships. Walter retired with an immense fortune from the firm lived in the style of a nobleman, and drove an elegant chariot. On an excursion to Long Island, driving by a country house, he saw milking in the barn-yard, where thirty cows had just been driven in at sunset, a beautiful young Quaker girl. He stopped, beckoned her, and asked who occupied the house. With great simplicity, and without embarrassment, she replied, "My father, Daniel Bowne. Wilt thou not alight and take tea with him?" My uncle accepted the invitation, introduced himself, was well known by reputation. He conversed with the farmer on the appearance of the farm, on his fine cows, etc., but not a word about the fair milkmaid. Presently the door opened, and she came in to make tea for the "city friend" when her father said, "Mary, this is friend Walter Franklin from New York." She blushed deeply, finding he made no allusion to hav- 108 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island ing seen her before. The blush heightened her lovliness. She had smoothed her hair and a fine lawn kerchief covered her neck and bosom. After three visits he asked her in marriage, and the fair milkmaid was seated by his side in the chariot, on her way to take possession as mistress of the most elegant house in the city, in Cherry Steet, near the corner of Pearl. She had a numerous family of beautiful daughters. They swerved from the simplicity of Quakerism, and became worldly and fashionable belles. The eldest, Sally, married a very wealthy man of the name of Norton, I be lieve of English birth, who was heir to an immense fortune, left him by a Mr. Lake, who lived near New York. The second, Maria, was the wife of DeWitt Clinton. The third, Hannah, mar ried his brother, George Clinton. They all had children. Their mother was left a widow just before the third daughter was born my uncle Walter dying and leaving a rich young widow, and twenty thousand pounds to each of his daughters. His widow afterward married a very respectable Presbyterian named Osgood, who held some post under Government-commissary of the army in Washington's time, I believe. She had a number of children by Osgood. The eldest Martha married a brother of the famous Genet. My uncle Walter's house is now the Franklin Bank, named after its builder and owner. I cannot remember the maiden name of my uncle John's wife, for it is of him I am now to speak, but when he married her she was a widow Townsend with one beautiful daughter. He owned and lived in a house the lower end of Cherry Street. Well do I remember the delightful parties assembled at his hospitable board, and now and then, as a great favor, taking turns with my brothers and sisters in going with my parents to one of uncle John's oyster suppers. He was of a joyous, happy temper, and loved to tease children. He used to tell me how he pitied me for being so homely, all in good humor and irony but it would wound my budding vanity. He had a large family of sons and daughters, all plain in person. His son Thomas is, or was, well known in Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island 109

New York as an active, flourishing man, where his sons have succeeded him-Marius, William, and some others, now on the stage of life. My uncle Thomas Franklin (great-uncle) settled as a merchant in Philadelphia, and left many children. His son Walter was an eminent lawyer in that city, and an accomplished, amiable man. Thus I have given an outline of my grandfather's brothers. His two sisters are now to be brought forward. Sally, the eldest married Caspar Wistar, of Pennsylvania, one of nature's noblemen-a farmer living on the Brandywine, of German parentage as his name designates. He lived in great luxury and hospitality, and had several children. His eldest daughter, Sally, married a mechant of Philadelphia, by name of Pennock. Another and favorite daughter, highly gifted in intellect, mar ried late in life a Mr. --, and had two sons, one named Caspar. They married, I believe, two daughters of Bishop Onder donk, but of this I am not quite certain one, I know married a daughter of his. My grandfather's second sister, Mary, married a Colonel De Lancey of French extraction. His father, I believe came from France. I remember him as a little girl; he did not love children, was of a morose disposition, and I trembled when I heard him approach, in a red velvet cap and brocade dressing-gown and slippers, when I was playing about, whilst on a visit to my aunt on Long Island. They had only one child, a daughter, beautiful in face and person, and with much French sprightliness and naivete. She married at thirty a Mr. Staples of New York, and had, like her mother, but one child, a daughter. I now proceed to my maternal grandfather, Samuel Franklin. While on a visit to his brother Thomas in Philadelphia, he be came acquainted with and married Hester Mitchell, a young girl of an excellent Quaker family. One of her sisters married into another Quaker family, named Parish, of whom Dr. Parish, so justly celebrated as a skillful physician and a true Christian is a member. Another sister of my grandmother's was the mother of no Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island the large family by the name of Marshall, in Philadelphia, several of whom are celebrated chemists and druggists. My grandfather brought his wife to New York, and bought or built what was then a fine house in Pearl Street, a few doors from the corner of Beekman Street. Here his children were born. Several died in infancy; only three lived to grow up. My mother was the eldest, a beautiful brunnette, with brilliant eyes, curling hair, tall and graceful in figure. The second Abraham, married a very lovely woman named Ann Townsend, by whom he had thirteen children, now scattered about the world. The youngest, John, married a country girl of Long Island, named Charity Cornell, who was a good wife and a devoted mother to a large family of children. Mary, a beautiful girl, and said to resemble me in a most stricking way married a Mr. Bond I believe of Baltimore. My uncle Abraham died many years ago. My uncle John still lives in New York, but he must be more than seventy years of age. My mother grew and bloomed amidst the stirring times of the Revolutionary war, when the English were in pos session of New York.

The Kitty F. Wistar to whom the following letter is addressed was born in 1768, and was the third child of Caspar Wistar and Mary Franklin, who was the fourth daughter of Thomas Franklin (born January 20, 1703), who married Mary Pearsall in 1726. The Sarah Robinson who wrote the letter was a Franklin who married Rowland Robinson, of the firm of Franklin, Robinson & Co., in the Eastern trade. "Uncle Walter" Franklin was born in 1727, and the oldest child of Thomas Franklin and Mary Pearsall. His house was between Cherry and Queen Streets ( now Pearl Street), and he was senior partner of the above firm.

New York, 30th of the Fourth Month, IJ89. I feel exceedingly mortified and hurt, my dear cousin, that so Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island III

many of my letters to thee have been miscarried. I have certainly written as many as half a dozen since thee left New York, although thou acknowledgest the receipt of but one, which almost discour ages me from making another attempt, so uncertain is it whether it will ever reach Brandywine, but I cannot entirely give it up as I am assured they afford you some pleasure. I received thine of the 4th and was pleased to hear you are well and that my dear uncle and aunt talked of making New York a visit. I shall wish for a wedding in the family often, if it will bring such good strangers; so, my dear, insist on it, and do not let them disappoint us, we promise ourselves a great enjoyment in their company. Uncle John's affair goes on rapidly and will soon come to a crisis, and he is as attentive a swain as thou wouldst wish to see, and as much delighted at the approaching event. Betsey and Polly are expected t0--day, I hope they will be prudent, but no doubt it will be a great trial, they are all extremely averse to the match, and uncle has his hands full with them, thou may sup pose. If I could sit but an hour with thee, my dear, how much I should have to tell thee, but it will not do to put all on paper, but so far I will say that the widow would have nothing to say to uncle John until he would be reconciled to cousin Tommy, in con sequence of which he visits there and takes a great deal of notice of his three little granddaughters, a very pleasing event to all of us and does great honor to our Aunt, and endears her very much to me, she I think every way suitable to our Uncle and I have no doubt will make an excellent wife. Billy is now out on his journey to Vermont, he has been gone eight weeks, I have frequently heard from him during his absence but do not know when to expect him. Our dear little Eliza is now in the small pox and like to have it favorably, a favour which demands our gratitude, the rest of the little tribe are well. My little neice Esther, grows finely and her mother is as well as can be expected. Great rejoicing in New York on the arrival of General Wash ington, an elegant Barge decorated with an awning of Satin, n2 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

12 oarsmen dressed in white frocks and blue ribbons went down to E. Town last fourth day to bring him up. A stage was erected at the Coffee house wharf, covered with a carpet for him to step on, where a company of Light horses, one of Artillery, and most of the Inhabitants were waiting to receive him, they paraded through Queen street in great form, while the music of the drums, and the ringing of the bells were enough to stun one with the noise. Previous to his coming Uncle Walter's house in Cherry street was taken for him, and every room furnished in the most elegant manner. Aunt Osgood and Lady Kitty Duer had the whole management of it. I went the morning before the General's arrival to take a look at it, the best of furniture in every room and the greatest quantity of plate and china I ever saw, the whole of the first and second storey is papered and the floors covered with the richest kind of Turkey and Wilton carpets. The house did honor to my aunts and Lady Kitty, they spared no pains nor ex pense on it. Thou must know that Uncle Osgood and Duer were appointed to procure a house and furnish it, accordingly they pitched on their wives as being likely to do it better. I have not done yet my dear. Is thee not almost tired. The evening after his Excellency's arrival there was a general Illumination took place except among friends and those styled Anti-Federalist. The latters windows suffered some, thou may imagine. As soon as the General has sworn in, a grand exhibition of fire works is to be displayed which it is expected is to be tomorrow, there is scarcely anything talked about now but General Washington and the Palace, and of little else have I told thee yet tho' have spun my miserable scrawl already to a great length, but though requested to know all that was going forward. I have just heard that Wil liam Titus of Woodbury is going to be married to a sister of Uncle Bowne, mother to Thomas Bowne, who I believe thee knows, Eliza Titus, her husband and Father and mother, spent the evening last Sixth day. Eliza is much altered since I saw her she is much thinner and plainer. Marie De Courcy too has been Bowne Family of Flushing, Lo'ng Island n3 in town a fortnight, she made her home at Uncle Osgood's, but was a great deal among us all, she is about making a little tour into Connecticut on a visit to a friend Lucy Ball with Joseph Bull, who is now in town. Our Families are all well, Hetty is still with us Rowland and the girl's love to you. Accept mine, my dear cousin and write soon, to thy affectionate cousin. SARAH ROBINSON. KITTY F. WisTAR.

[ FROM LAMB's HISTORY OF NEW YoRK CITY, voL, 11, P. 330]

Samuel Osgood (b. at Andover Mass. Feb. 14, 1784 d. in New York, Aug. 12, 1813) was graduated from Cambridge with the highest honors in 1766: he studied theology, but losing his health, became an importing merchant. In 1774 in view of the disturbed relations with Gt. Britain, he abandoned business, and was im mediately sent to the Essex Co. Convention, and thence a delegate to the provincial congress of Mass. He took part in the battle of Lexington but was shortly elected to the state Legislature, and left the army thinking he could serve the country best in a civil capacity. From 1780 to 1784 he was a member of the Continental Congress, and from 1785 to 1789, first commissioner of the U. S. Treasury; the bonds required for this last office were so heavy that he was about to decline the appointment rather than ask his friends to become security, but the Legislature of Mass. came forward in a body and became his bondsman, an honor never ac corded to any other private individual. With the organization of the new government he was made the first Postmaster-General of the U. S. He subsequently held several positions of great trust in New York, where he resided until his death. He was distin guished for integrity, piety and public spirit, and for scientific and literary attainments, wrote several volumes on religious sub jects, and was the author of a work on chronology. He was the son n4 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island of Peter Osgood, descended from John Osgood of Wherwell, England, who sailed for Boston in 1638. He married Martha Bran don, in 1775, who died childless in 1778. Eight years afterwards he married Maria Bowne, the widow of Walter Franklin, whose father Daniel Bowne, and whose mother was the sister of Governor Winthrop of Mass. She had three daughters at the time of her marriage to Mr. Osgood, Maria Franklin first wife of De Witt Clinton; Sarah Franklin, who became Mrs. John Lake Norton: and Hannah Franklin, who married George, the brother of De Witt Clinton. The children of Samuel and Maria Bowne Osgood were: Maria Brandon Osgood second wife of the French Minister, Citizen Edmond Charles Genet, and mother of Mr. George C. Genet, of New York-(the first wife of Genet was Cornelia Tappan Clinton, the daughter of Governor George Clinton): Julia, who married her cousin, Samuel Osgood; and Susan Maria who married Moses Field of New York-great grandson of Benj. Field and Hannah Bowne, daughter of John Bowne, the first of the Bownes in this country-and was the mother of Judge Maunsell B. Field, Assistant secretary of the Treasury under Chase." ["The above was probably prepared by Osgood Field of London." -/. T. B.]

AN Ow NEw YoRK FAMILY

SOME INTERESTING REMINISENCES BY A CORRESPONDENT IN ENGLAND

To the Editors of the Evening Post: I have read the interesting communications which have ap peared in your journal under the heading, "An Old New York Family." Perhaps unintentionally on his part, the first letter of your correspondent "Champlin" conveys the impression that Walter Franklin married one beneath him in station. It is partly to correct this view that I shall feel obliged if you can find space Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island u5 in your columns for the following statements concerning some of the individuals spoken of in that letter and their families by another grandchild of Walter Franklin's wife. Walter Franklin was the son of Thomas and Mary Franklin, of Harrison's Purchase, Westchester county, N.Y., where he was born-according to the style of the Friends-on the nth day of the roth month, 1727. I am not prepared to speak of his more remote ancestry; but I have a vague idea that he was descended from an early settler on Long Island. His .first wife, Maria was a daughter of Daniel Bowne and Sarah Stringham of Rocky Hill, Flushing, and was born there on the 4th day of the 1st month, 1754- The marriage took place at that town on the 12th day of the 5th month 1774, when the bride was not at "sweet sixteen", but in her twenty-first year. The lady was fourth in descent from John Bowne of Matlock, Derbyshire, who left England with his father Thomas in 1649, and settled at Flushing two years later. In 1661 he built the house there-now standing and occupied by one of his descendants-in which he entertained in 1672 George Fox, "the Apostle of the Quaker's", to whose ,faith he had been converted a few years earlier. I will not dwell on the persecutions he suffered for his con victions-his arrest, .fine, imprisonment at New Amsterdam and banishment to Holland by Stuyvesant, and his release by the West India Company, who reprimanded their Governor for his tyranny -for these are matters of history; but I would say that his diary, his letters to his wife, and the touching discourse he pronounced at her funeral "amongst Friends when met together to accompany her body to the Ground**** at the Peele meeting place, London, 2d of 12th mo., '1677"-all of which are preserved at that Mecca of American Quakers, the old house referred to-show that John Bowne was a man of education and of exemplary piety. His .first wife, whom he married in 1656 and from whom Mrs. Franklin was descended, was Hannah, daughter of Robert Peaks and n6 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island

Elizabeth, whose maiden name was Fones. Her mother, the wife of Thomas Fones of London was a sister of John Winthrop, Governor of Massachusetts. The following extract from a letter of the celebrated Captain John Underhill of our early colonial history to John Winthrop, Jr., dated Southold, 12 April, 1656, announces John Bowne's en gagement, and gives the writer's opinion of him. "Hannah Peke is to be married to a veri gentiele young man of good abiliti, of a loveli fetture and good behayior." A few years later Captain Underhill married Hannah's sister Elizabeth; but by a previous wife he had a granddaughter, Hannah Underhill, who was united to Thomas Bowne and was the grandmother of Mrs. Walter Franklin. The Underhills, who were an ancient family of high standing and large possessions, and had been seated in Warwick shire and Staffordshire for more than two centuries before Cap tain Underhill, then in the Netherlands, was chosen in 1630 to drill and command the Boston militia. I have said that the Bowne emigrants came from Matlock; but the family were before that at Bakewell, about ten miles distant. This is shown by their pedigree in the Warwickshire Visitation of 1683, beginning with Robert Bown, or Boun, as the name is there spelt, who had a son Richard, described as of Bakewell, in the first half of the fifteenth century and time of Henry VI. One branch removed to Warwickshire, and hence the pedigree appears in a visitation of that country. Another settled at Matlock, and is described as of "Hulme." This place is named in the will of Thomas Bowne of Flushing, dated there in 1675, in which he leaves his estate in England to his son John and speaks of "Pellet Holme." A letter before me from the rector of Matlock, dated in 1873, says: "There is a place called "The Holme" in this parish, which formerly belonged to the Bownes. I am not in a position to say if the Bownes were descended from the great historic family of Bohun-commonly pronounced Boon and frequently spelt Boun or Bown; but mention that the arms assigned to the Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island n7

Derbyshire family in the pedigree are those of the powerful Earls of Essex, Hereford and Northampton, differenced by three escallops on the "bend." It seems from this as if they claimed descent from the lords of Bohun and Carentan in Normandy and from "I viel Onfrie" de Bohun, who accompanied the Conqueror. Setting aside this claim as matter of conjecture, I think I have shown that Mrs. Franklin was descended in the male line from a good old visitation family, whose right to coat armor was for mally recognised by heralds, and that she inherited the blood of the Winthrops of Groton and the Underhills of Warwickshire, and I have no hesitation in saying that in point of family she was fully her husband's equal, if not his superior. Before closing this communication I should like to say a few words of Mrs. Franklin's second husband, Samuel Osgood. He was a son of Peter Osgood and Sarah Johnson, of Andover, Mass., where he was born on the 3rd of February, 1747-8, and was fifth in descent from John Osgood of Wherwell, near Andover, Hampshire, who sailed for New England in 1638 and settled at the place there named after the town near his old home. The Osgoods had been seated at Wherwell and the neighboring parishes of Over and Nether Wallop from the early part of Henry VIII.'s reign, and probably for some time before. Samuel Osgood first married Martha Brandon, a lady of good family, in 1775. She died childless in 1778, and on the 24th of May, 1786, he was united to Maria, widow of Walter Franklin. I would mention as a curious circumstance that their oldest child was named Martha Brandon after Osgood's first wife. After taking his degree at Cambridge Osgood studied for the ministry, but abandoned this career from failing health and by the advice of his physician. At the outbreak of the Revolution he commanded a company of minute men at Andover, and he ap pears to have taken part in the first action of the war, the running fight when the British retreated from Concord, which is usually called the Battle of Lexington. In a modest sketch of his life he n8 Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island says: "On the 19th April, 1775, I marched with them ( i e, the minute men) about twenty miles to Lexington, and from there to Cambridge, about fifteen miles, in pursuit of the British troops." It is traditional in the family that the sword of the first British officer who surrendered in the war was handed by him to Captain Osgood, and I have been told they became fast friends from that day. Shortly after, General Ward, Commander-in Chief of the American forces, appointed Osgood one of his aids, with the rank of colonel. While in this position he was elected to the state Legislature, and, believing that he could serve his country best in a civil capacity, he left the army, notwithstanding the offer of the command of a regiment. Colonel Osgood afterward held many offices. He was member of the Massachusetts Board of War; State Senator for Essex county; delegate from Massachusetts to the Congress of the United States; first Commissioner of the United States Treasury, corresponding to the present Secretary of the Treasury, etc., etc. It was when appointed to this last office that the state of Massachusetts became his security, as stated by your correspondent "E". His portrait may be seen in one of the large paintings by Trum bull at Washington. A minature of him by an unknown artist, but of excellent workmanship, in the writer's possession, repre sents him with powdered hair, coat of the color of lav~nder, buff waistcoat and ruffled shirt. Among the papers he left at his death were letters from Washington, Franklin, Adams, Jefferson, and nearly all the leading men of his time. Unfortunately they were divided among his children and are mostly lost. It has been mentioned that one of his daughters married Moses Field, of New York, who was her fourth or fifth cousin, although neither was aware of it at the time. His great grandfather, Benjamin Field of Flushing, married Hannah, daughter of John Bowne, the emigrant. I will close with an anecdote of Washington, who often had Bowne Family of Flushing, Long Island n9 the Franklin children at their old home while he lived there. One of these, the late Mrs. George Clinton, told the writer that she had often seen him take out his handkerchief before getting into his carriage and pass it over the horse, and if it was in the least degree soiled the groom was reprimanded. London, February 25, 1878. OSGOOD FIELD.

INDEX

Ackerly, Eliza, 36, 59 Julia, 35, 58 Adriance, Letitia, 23, 37 Robert, 58 Margaret, 23, 37 Becket, Mary, 4, 6, 7 Samuel, 37 Bedinger, Caroline, 41 Alioth, Charles, 48 Henry, 41 Anderson, Charles, 44 Mary, 41 Montgomery, 68 Beebe, Charles, 65, 81 Rupert, 68 Estelle, 65 Andre, Major, 99, ror Gerald, 81 Apthorpe, C. W., ror Kenworth, 81 Arkle, Josephine, 87 Walter, 81 Armstrong, Reginald, 13 William, 35 Arthur, Blanche, 74 Beekman, ----, 99 Aspinwall, Louisa, 50, 70 Colonel, IOI Avery, Mary, 36 Gerardus, ror James, IOI Bacon, Anna, 53 Bell, Jared, 83 Elizabeth, 52, 53 Lillian, 69, 83 Jane Haines, 52 William, 104 Lucy, 53 Benjamin, Barbara, 83 Margaret, 53 Candace, 83 Mary Ann, 53 Wallace, 83 Murray, 52 Bergen, Abram, 34 Richard, 53 Cornelius, 57 Sarah, 53 Berry, Maria, 31, 54 William, 31, 52, 53 Bickerstaff, Hannah, 3, 4 Backus, Jabez, 38 Billings, Nellie, 58 Baker, James, 36 Birdsall, Stephen, 4 Balding, Sarah, 5 Bishop, Sarah, 8, 13 Ball, Lucy, u3 Bogart, Bogert, Edward, 66 Baring, Thomas, 50 Emily, 66 Barkaloo, Ann, 56 Fanny, 67 Barney, Danforth, 48 Francis, 67 Georgianna, 58 Henry, 41, 66 Lucy, 48 James, 67 Barnes, Annie, 87 John, 66 Barton, Elisha, 21 Marston, 67 Joshua, 51 Mary, 66, 82 Mary, 13, 21 Theodore, 67 Battelles, Louis, 40 Walter, 67 Bayard, Nicholas, IOI Bahun, Lord of, u7 William, ror Boller, Henry, 45 Beach, Almira, 58 Bond, Mary, no I2I /3c1W,V/;. /::'./j-l'-711...y c·f ) ...c,v&; I S.,L...~NO j fc,-{,J:i<._ I< 1z 73 1~ 8a a.rt-, 80 '2--i"T) ed.wc.rd. ~~ . /1/iJA/: ::_· ~' ly ~~; /7:,..,n 'J y ~ "I/FhUt~IS ''l; if~ r' Ma..rsfoJ? t,,'l;' M~ry t,&J, ~ Th ecdcs-e.- ~ /'/; Wa.J~ '- 7 Eliza, 23, 31, 34, 35, 36, 37, 41, 4ts, Bowne, Aaron, 22 54, 58, 65 Abby, 71 Elizabeth, 4, 7, 9, 13, 14, 16, 20, 21, Abigail, 4, 5, 6, 8, ro, 14, 15, 17, 23, 24, 29, 30, 32, 34, 48, 56, 57, 58, 24, 28, 31, 32, 38, 39, 55, 71 60, 6I, 63, 64, 66, 72, 73, 78, 81, 82 Agnes, 65 Ella, 58, 60, 72, 77 Alexander, 35 Ellin, 3 Alfred, 63 Emeline, 62, 79 Alice, 73 Emily, 39 Alise, 56 Emma,54,55,65,81 Amelia, 31, 37 Estelle, 65 Amy, 4, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 22, 31, 55, Esther (Eleanor), 7 71, 84 Ethel, So Ann, 8, 16, 36, 48, 58, 59 Florence, 74 Anna, 30, 38, 64 Francis, 64, 66, 81 Anne, 20 Frank,39,58,64,71,73 Anthony, 3 Fred, 63 Arlice, 65 Frederick, 41, 58, 62, 66, 74, 79, 81 Arthur, 79 George, 12, 20, 31, 32, 35, 36, 39, 54, Beatrice, 78 58, 62, 79 Benjamin, 7, 13, 22, 36 Germond, 55 Bessie, 77 Gulielma, 32 Betty, 82 Gilbert, 13, 21, 32, 56 Caroline, 16, 25, 35, 39, 41, 66, 71, Grace, So 73, 84 Hannah, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, n, 12, 17, 20, Catharine, 16, 20, 24, 25, 30, 35, 36, 22, 23, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 35, 36, 37, 42, 43, 59, 76 39, 60, 64, 114, 118 Charles, 22, 35, 38, 55, 71, 72 Harriet, 81 Charlotte, 74 Harry, 63, 74 Clara, 63, 74 Helen, 38, 41, 65, 78, 79 Clarence, 65 Henry, 57 Clifford, 73 Herbert, 77 Cornelia, 35 Honeywell, 37 Cornell, 34 Horatio, 41 Daniel, 10, 16, 17, 27, 28, 107, II4, Hugh, 29 II5 Isaac, 34, 55, 57, 71, 74 Delia, 56 Jacob, 10, 17, 27, 54, 60, 76, 77, 93 Dorothy, 3, 4, 78 James, ro, 14, 16, 22, 25, 27, 35, 65, E. C., 13 72 , 93 E.N.,n Jane, 20, 29, 30, 31, 48, 54 Edgar, 57, 73 Jerusha, 55 Edith, 64, 73, 77 Jessie, 74 Edward, 14, 23, 35, 38, 49, 54, 63, John, 3, 4, 7, 8, u, 13, 16, 20, 21, 22, 64, 65, 71 24, 29, 30, 38, 55, 56, 62, 63, 72, 94, Effie, 64, 65 114, 115, 116, 118 Eleanor, 7, IO Joseph, 7, 8, 21, 22, 32, 54, 71 Elias, 22, 25 Joshua, 25 Elisha, 21 Josiah, 23, 37, 60 Index 123

Juliet, 35 Sidney, 23, 36, 37, 60, 77, 78 Katharine, 78 Simon, 41, 65 Laura, 63 Spencer, 65 Lawrence, 22 Stephen, 34, 57, 73, 74 Lindley, 24, 39, 74 Susan, 35 Lily, 66 Thomas, 3, 4, 7, 8, ro, rr, 13, 16, 17, Louisa, 35 21, 23, 27, 37, 39, 48, 61, fo, 79, Lydia, 73 rr2, rr5, rr6 Margaret, 59, 93 Troth, 3 Maria, 28, 35, 37, 55, 6r, r14 Walter, 16, 24, 38, 41, 64, 65, 66, 82 Marion, 66, 73, 78, 82 Warren, 74 Marjorie, Sr Watson, fo, 78 Martha, 4, 7, r7 Willett, 14, 22, 35, 74 Mary, 3, 4, 5, 7, ro, rr, r2, r4, r6, 20, William, 3, 7, 9, 14, 20, 22, 23, 29, 22, 24, 25, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34, 36, 30, 32, 34, 35, 36, 38, 55, 57, 60, 39, 4r, 55, 56, 57, 59, 60, 66, 7r, fo, 63, 66, 71, 72, 73, 77, 78, 79, So 72, 76, 77 Bower, Sophia, 69 Matilda, 3r Bowerie, Christopher, 86 Matthew, r4, 22, 59 Bradhurst, Augusta, 27 Maurice, 57 Fanny, 27 May, 7r Brandon, Martha, 114, 117 Mildred, 38 Breed, Daniel, 32 Minnie, 63 Enoch, 54 Miriam, Sr Mary, 32 Morgan, 64 Brennan, Robert, So Nathan, r4 Brown, Angelica, 75 Nellie, 63 Edgar, 38 Noah, 2r Erastus, 38 Phebe, 25, 37, 43 John,38 Philip, 22, 34, 35 Margaret, 38 R. Frederick, 77 Mortimer, 38 Rachel, 32, 56 Brundage, Emma, 59, 76 Rebecca, 32, 38, 55, 63, 78 Bryce, Cornelia, 75 Richard, 2r, 22, 29, 32, 36, 37, 48, Edith, 75 54, 60, 77, rr6 Lloyd, 75 Robert, 7, rr, I2, 20, 23, 25, 29, 30, Peter, 75 3r, 32, 36, 37, 4r, 48, 49, 66, 82, rr6 Sylvie, 75 Rodman, 21, 32, 56 Buckley, Thomas, 18 Rowland, 31, 49, 54 Budd, Rachel, 30, 33 Russell, So Buffum, Benjamin, 25 Ruth, 4, 65, So Bull, Joseph, rr3 Samuel, 3, 4, 6, 7, 9, 14, 20, 21, 22, Bunn, Charles, 84 23, 32, 36, 39, 55, 56, 57, 59, 60, David, 84 71, 73 Gertrude, 84 Sarah, 4, 7, 8, ro, 12, 13, 14, r5, 20, Mary, 84 21, 30, 32, 33, 34, 37, 38, 48, 61, Samuel, 84 fo, 73, 78 Walter, 71, 84 Scott, 22, 35, 36 Burling, Abigail, 9, r4 124 Index

Ann, II, 18 Susan, 52 Caroline, 73 Carroll, Susan, 52 Edward, 7, II Carter, Frederick, 42 Elizabeth, 17 Chambers, Mrs., IOI Hannah, 6, r2 Champion, Sarah, 38, 62, 63 James, 14, r7 Chase,----, II4 John, r8 Chauncey, Madeleine, 83, 86 Joseph, 12 Cheeseman, Ann, 40 Mary, 28 Eliza, 24, 40, 50 Rebecca, 6, 9, 12 Forman, 40 Sarah, II, 12, 17 Chester, Colby, 88 William, 6, 7, 9, 12 Mary, 84, 88 Burnham, George, 83 Chillas, Emma, 68 Burpee, Alice, 71 Christy, George, 63 Eli, 71 Clark, Bernard, 83 Butcher, Rebecca, IO Charles, 38 Butterworth, Elizabeth, 62, 79 John, 17 Harvey, 63 Shirley, 83 Byrd, Benjamin, 34 William, 83 James, 21 Clement, Clements, Deborah, 60 John, 34 Eliza, 42 Byrnes, Caroline, 28, 47 James, 6 Jonathan, 60 Caffers, Nancy, 32, 54 Mary, 36, 60 Card, ----, 54, 7r Clevenger, Jane, 32, 56 Carentan, Lord of, II7 Clifton, Henry, ro Carmen, Phebe, 25 Clinton, Cornelia, n4 Carpenter, Adele, 80 DeWitt, 26, ro6, ro8, 114 Arthur, 80 George, 26, ro6, 108, II4, n8 Beatrice, 80, 86 Cliver, Mable, 63 Caroline, 85 Coates, Samuel, IO Charles, 65, 80, 85 Cobb, Beatrice, 86 Edward, 85 Boughton, 83 Elizabeth, 17, 27 Candler, 80, 86 Esther, 70 Emma, 86 Florence, 80, 85 Florence, 86 George, 80, 85 Cock, Abraham, 16 Jacob, 27 Andrew, 15 Jessie, 80 Anna, 49 Katherine, 85 Anne, 16 Lilian, 80, 85 Daniel, 16 Rhoda, 16 Eliza, 28, 45 William, 4 Elizabeth, 34 Carr, Caleb, 6 Emily, 29, 48 Hannah, 6 Hannah, 4, 16 Job, 6 Henry, ro, 16 Mary, 6 Isaac, 74, 75 Samuel, 6 James, 3 Index 125

Mary, 3, 4, 16 Colton, James, 25 Phebe, 34 Conklin, Henry, 35 Samuel, 10 Cooper, Edith, 75 Sarah,3,9, 16 Edward, 58, 75 Thomas, 16, 45, 48 Peter, 75 William, 15 Sarah, 75 Coe, Charles, 67 Cope, Henry, 52 Martha, 42, 67 Mary, 31, 52 Coffin, Lewis, 69 Coppell, Edyth, 83, 86 Colden, Elizabeth, 24, 40 George, 86 Governor, 40, 101 Corliss, Eliza, 64 Coles, Elizabeth, 8 Franklin, 64 Isaac, 16 George, 64 Jerusha, 55 Jacob, 39, 64 Joseph, 8 Walter, 64 Mary,27,44 Cornell, Abigail, 22 Penelope, 8, 17 Benjamin, 22 Collins, Ann, 51 Charity, no Benjamin, 20, 30, 51, 70 Deborah, 14, 22 Charles, 31, 52 Elizabeth, 17, 22 Cornelia, 51 Jennie, 57, 73 Dorothy, 51 Cornman, Lydia, 73 Edward, 30, 51 Cowperthwaite, Emily, 38 Eliza, 32, 55 Grace, 4, 7 Elizabeth, 21, 30, 33, 50 Hugh,7 Ellen, 47 Cox, William, 74, 75 Emily, 51 Craft, Matilda, 23, 39 Emma, 70 Cram, Edith, 75 Esther, 51 John, 75 Hannah, 51 J. Sargent, 75 Isaac, 21, 30, 33 Crane, Ann, 46 Jane, 50 Crawford, Lucy, 69 Joseph, 28, 46 Crittenden, L. B., 72 Julia, 52 Cromwell, Daniel, 6r Lindley, 50 Edward, 61 Lucy, 51 Elizabeth, 61 · Margaret, 47 Frank, 61 Maria, 51 Frederick, 61 Mary, 30, 31, 46 Grace, 6r Meta, 50 Helen, 6r Minturn, 52 Henry, 37, 61 Rebecca, 30, 51 Maurice, 61 Richard, 15, 31, 51 Morton, 61 Robert, 30, 40, 50 Robert, 61 Sarah, 52, 70 Ruth, 6r Stephen, 51, 70 Sarah, 61 William, 30, 50, 51, 52 Crosby, Francis, 82 Colt, Harris, 66, Br Josiah, 66, 82 126 Index

Robert, 82 Dickenson, Anna, 42 Cunningham, Mary, 26 Doane, Horace, 49 Curser, Martha, 18 Dobson, Elizabeth, 13, 21 Curtis, 85 Hannah, 13 Ellicut, 80, 85 Mary, 13 Isabel, 85 Thomas, 7, 13 Cutting, Charles, 52 Dodge, R. M., 58 Harriet, 52 Doherty, Catharine, 62, 78 Helen, 69 Dorland, Guilielma, 52 Daily, Milton, 64 Doty, Maria, 38 Daingerfield, Louise, 80 Downing, Letitia, 27, 45 Daly, Anna, 35, 57 Drake, Jonathan, 19 Dandridge, Lemuel, 42 Draper, Diana, 88 Davis, Nathaniel, 70 George, 83, 88 Dawson, John, 56 Jessie, 41, 66 Rodman, 56 Penelope, 88 Samuel, 56 Duer, Lady Kitty, n2 Sarah, 56 Dugan, Alexander, 56, 72 William, 32, 56 Caroline, 56 Day, Sarah, 50 Emily, 56 Deacon, Anna, 63 Gilbert, 56 Edward, 63 Mary, 56 Eugene, 63 Sarah, 72 Eva, 63 William, 32, 56, 72 Henry, 38 Duryea, Cornelius, 56 Israel, 38, 63 Harmanus, 32, 56, 57 Marietta, 38, 63 Samuel, 57 de Acosta, Natica, 87 Dusenbury, Agnes, 33 Dean, Abigail, 8 Amie, 34 de Batines, Count Guilo, 76 Annie, 34 de Bahun, II7 Charles, 21, 33, 34 De Courcy, Marie, n2 Elias, 33, 34 Dederee, Maria, 33 George, 34 De Lancey, Colonel, I09 James, 33 James, IOI Jennie, 34 Oliver, IOI John, 33 Mrs., IOI Lawrence, 33 de Mauriac, Eugene, 46 Mary, 33 de Moya, Marjorie, 87 Sarah, 34 Denton, Mary, 6 de Raimes, Alfred, 15 Eaton, Katherine, 85 Harriet, 15, 51, 52 Margaret, 9 Hypolite, 15 Edge, Jacob, 53 Natalie, 15 Edmunds, Mary, 37 Raoul, 15 Elliman, Barbara, 87 Devan, William, 85 Dale, 87 DeWitt, Obadiah, 16 Donald, 87 de Zeng, Baron Frederick, r7 Douglas, 83, 86, 87 Index 127

Edyth, 86 Robert, 3, n5 George, 87 Ferguson, Mabel, 76 Lawrence, 83, 86 Ferris, Ann, 23, 36 Lois, 87 Elizabeth, 48 Ludlow, 87 Joshua, 9 Mary, 87 Lindley, 40 Patricia, 87 Field, Anne, II, 20, 94 Peter, 87 Anthony, 6 Rhea, 86 Benjamin, 4, 6, 7, 28, n4, n8 Roland, 83, 87 Caleb, 20, 94 Sylvia, 87 Caroline, 27 Thomas, 87 Franklin, 26 William, 66, 82 Hannah, 6 Elliot, Andrew, IOI Jerusha, 17, 28 Elson, John, 3 rohn, 6, IO, 26 Mary, 3 Joseph, 6 Embree, Effingham, 17, 18 Mary, 15 Elizabeth, 17 Maunsell, 26, II4 Emily, 65 Minnie, 9 George, IO, 15, 17 Moses, 26, 27, II4, n8 John, II, 15, 17 Osgood, 26, 106, II4, rr8 Lawrence, 17 Peter, 9 Samuel, 15 Roabord (Robert), 6, 9 Sarah, 15 Robert, 9 Essex, Earl of, rr7 Samuel, 6 Sarah, 6 Fairchild, Margot, 85 Susan, 27 Fairlee, Dorothy, 51 Susannah, 6 Farmer, Catharine, II, 18, 19 Thomas, 5 Farrington, Abigail, 15 Uriah, 9 Catharine, 15 Willet, 9 Charles, 15 William, 27 Deborah, 15 Finch, Edward, 46 Edward, 3 Marie, 46 Eliza, 22, 34 Findlay, John, 87 Elizabeth, 14 Finke, Irwin, 75 George, 14, 34 Fish, Mary, 74 Gilbert, 15 Fisher, Elizabeth, 49 John, IO, 14 Fitch, Elizabeth, 26 Mary, 15 Fitz Randolph, Mary, 5 Mellicent, 15 Flanders, Kate, 57 Thomas, 8, 14 Walter, 57 Sarah, 8, 14 Foll, Mary, 63, 79 Walter, 15 Fones, Elizabeth, 3, rr6 Feke, Anna, 15 Thomas, 116 Elizabeth, 3, u5, u6 Forbes, Angela, 50 Hannah, 3, 4, u6 Maud, 65 Mary, 16 Forman, Harry, 72 128 Index

Foster, Isaac, 35 Gilling, ----, 37 Fox, George, rr5 Gillingham, Helen, 86 Francis, Martha, 46 Goodwin, Rose, 76 Franklin, Abraham, rro Greater, Eliza, 104 Anthony, 19 Greeley, Susan, 57 Hannah, 26, 107, rr4 Green, Greene, Adelle, 60, 78 Henry, 4, 9 Alison, 68 James, 108 Barbara, 67 John, 107, rro, rrr Caroline, 46 Maria, 26, 108, 114, rr5, rr7 Eleanor, 68 Marius, 109 Georgiana, 68 Mary, 25, 109, rro, 115 Horace, 67 Morris, 40 William, 78 Sally, 109 Griffin, Ann, 30, 51 Samuel, 107, 109 Clarissa, 51 Sarah, 7, 9, 26, 106, 107, rro, u4 Mary, 30, 51 Thomas, 25, 108, 109, rro, rr5 Solomon, 51 Walter, 16, 25, 26, 106, 107, 108, 109, Grinnell, Cornelius, 49 rro, 112, 114, 115, 116, 117 Henry, 30, 49 William, 109 Mary, 49 Freeman, Leonard, Sr Robert, 49 Louise, So Sarah, 49 Mabel, So Sylvia, 49 Samuel, 65, So William, 49 Southgate, So Guild, Catharine, 66, 82 Spencer, Sr Friberg, Andrew, 87 Hagen, Louis, 52 Grace, 87 Haight, Hannah, 5 Frost, Caroline, 58 Sarah, r5, 17 Daniel, r6 Haines, Annie, fo Mary, 8, 44, 58 Caspar, 3r, 53 Stephen, 31 David, 38, fo Valentine, 58 Diedrick, 53 William, 4 Edith, 39, 64, 65 Elizabeth, 31, 52, fo, 7r Galatti, Stephen, 69 Emily, 62 Gale, Elizabeth, 14 Francis, 52 Gardner, Frances, 8 Franklin, 24, 39, 65 Thomas, 8 George, 39 Garfield, Millie, 66 Hannah, 31, 39, 52 Garrigues, Mary, 14 Henry, 52 Gassner, Martha, 67 Jane, 31, 53 Gay, John, 88 John, 31, 52, 71 Gelshenen, Kathleen, 86 Margaret, 31, 53, 54 William, 80, 85, 86 Marian, 71 Genet, Edmond, 26, 108, n4 Mary, 53, 64 George, rr4 Newton, 63 Gerry, Arthur, 85 Reuben,20,31,52,70 Index 129

Robert, 3I, 53 Hendricks, Latham, 6o Samuel, 39, 64 Sarah, 36, 60 Sarah, 3I Hendrickson, Abraham, 35 William, 53 Emily, 22, 35, 36 Hale, Nathan, IOO Louise, 47 Hallett, Amy, 9 Phoebe, 35 Grace, 9 Hereford, Earl of, 117 Mary, 9 Hewett, Frances, 66, 82 Richard, 4, 9 Hewitt, Edith, 67 Sarah, 9 Hewlett, Jeanette, 72 William, 9 John, 27 Hallock, John, 59 Phebe, 27, 44 Hambley, Catharine, 68 Higgins, Anita, 67 Littleton, 68 Charles, 67 Margaret, 68 Claire, 67 Robert, 68 Hinchman, Letitia, 5 Hammersley, Catharine, 80 Hix, Nelvil, 66 Hardenbergh, Jacob, 47 William, 65 Harmer, Ann, 32, 56 Hodgman, Charles, 33 Washington, 56 Hoffman, Beulah, IOI Harned, Samuel, 56 Murray, IOI Harsmanden, Daniel, IOI Holbrook, Alice, 66, Sr Hartshorne, Benjamin, 47 Horner, Amy, IO Briah, I8 Benjamin, ro Edward, 47 Elizabeth, IO Elizabeth, n, 20 Isaac, 7, IO George, 70 John, IO Jane, 29 Joseph, IO Lillian, 47 Mary, IO Mary, 47 Sarah, rr Richard, 29, 47 Samuel, IO Robert, 20, 29, 47 Hosier, Abraham, IOo, I04 Sarah, 20, 29 Catharine, 28 Sophia, 52, 70 John, 28 Susanna, 47 Horine, Barbara, 68 William, 47 William, 68 Hascafl, Lauraine, 46 Howland, Eliza, 29, 30 Haviland, Cora, 66 Susan, 28, 46 Thomas, 6 William, 29 Haydock, Henry, I2, 93 Hubbell, Harry, 66, 82 John, 15 Helen, 82 Rebecca, I2 Marion, 82 Hayes, Mary, 5I Hull, John, 36 Haywood, George, 23, 38 Penelope, 22, 36 Sarah, 38, 62 Humphrey, James, 67 Hazard, Lydia, 26 Martha, 67 Hedger, Eliakim, 5 Theodore, 67 Hemphill, Anna, 50 Humphries, Sarah, 65 130 Index

Hunt, Andrew, 25, 43 Johnston, Dorothy, 79 David, 36 Susan, 79 Effingham, 18 Thomas, 79 George, 18 William, 62, 78, 79 Gulielme, 18 Jones, Harriet, 24, 42 Hannah, 18 John, 19 Jemima, 23, 36 Rachel, 63 Joseph, 18 Samuel, 27 Josiah, 18 Lott, 18 Keese,' Eleanor, 12 Lydia, 18 John, 7, 12 Grace, 43, 68 Mary, 12 Richard, 18 Samuel, 12 Stephanus, u, 18 William, 12 Hunter, Esther, 18 Kellinger, Mary, 76 Mary, 106 w. c.,59,76 Huntington, Adelaide, 41, 66 Kellogg, Eliza, 55 Hurlbut, Anna, 39 Kenyon, Abigail, 38 Charles, 39 Caroline, 38 William, 39 David, 23 Hussey, George, 40 Elizabeth, '38 Hyatt, Cornelius, 13 Francis, 37 Sarah, 8 Isaac, 37 James, 23, 37, 38 Isham, Flora, 52 John, 37 William, 51, 52 Margaret, 37 Maria, 37, 38 Jackson, James, 5 Mary, 37 Mary, 44 Samuel, 23, 37 Thomas, 44 William, 14, 23, 37 Timothy,44 Kettletas, ----, 99 • Jagger, Rev. Thomas, 41 King, Ann, 25 Janney, Bernard, 54 Annie, 8, 72 Jay, Nelson, 88 Caroline, 25, 43 Jeffries, Mary, 48 Catharine, 25 Jeffrey, Oliver, 38 Edith, 72 Jenkins, Ann, 43 Eleanor, 25 Avis, 43 Elizabeth, 25 Caroline, 43 Eseck, 72 Eliza, 43, 56 Gertrude, 72, 84 Jonathan, 43 Hannah, 25, 43 Mary, 43 John, r6, 25, 56, 72 Sarah, 43 Joseph, 25, 40 Sylvanus, 43 Mary,24,25,40,44 Thomas, 25, 43 Polly, 24 William, 43 Samuel, 25 Johnson, Edith, 38, 64 Walter, 25 Sarah, 26, u7 Kingsland, ----,. 104, 105 Index 131

Kirkbride, Jane, 20 Phebe, r8, 19 Knapp, Anne, 8 Rebecca, 42 Edward, 86 Richard, 7, II, 17, r9 Knox, Elizabeth, 78 Robert, 42 Sarah, 7, 13, 17 Laing, Ann, 5 Somerset, 13 Lake, Mr., rn8 Stephen, 7, 12, 13 Lamb, Edith, 73 Walter, 42 Latham, Benjamin, 30, 5r William, 19 Charles, 5r Zipporah, r8 Edwin, 5r Mrs., ror Frank, 5r Lawton, Alfred, 15 Hannah, 5r Charles, 15 Joseph, r2 Emma, 15 Margaret, 7, r2 William, 15 William, 5r Lee, Rosanne, 9 Lawrence, Lawrance, Abigail, r9 Leggett, Legget, Isaac, 32 Adam, r2 Mary, 21, 28, 32 Amos, 3r Naomi, 20, 31 Ann, r8 Leighton, Alfred, 66, 82 Anna, 4r Leisy, Mildred, 87 Caleb, II, 17 LeRoy, Edward, 70, 84 Caroline, 4r George, 84 Catharine, r8, 19 Jacob, IOI Charlotte, 17 Joan, 84 Cornelia, r8 John, 84 Deborah, 13 Lippincott, Elizabeth, 38 Edward, r8, 19 Helen, 63 Effingham, rn, II, 18, 19 Isaac, 62 Eliza, 41 Laura, 39, 64 Elizabeth, 4, 8, II, 15, 17, 19 Littlejohn, Lomax, 42 Emily, 4r Livesay, Isaac, 18 Esther, 17 Livingston, Helen, 74 Frances, 8, 42 Philip, IOI Francis, 8 Robert, IOI Gulielma, 31 Lockwood, Clara, 58 Hannah, rr, 17, 18, 19 Edward, 58 Henry, 19 Helen, 58, 75 Horace, 31 Martha, 36, 58 Isabella, 42 Neely, 36, 58 Jane, 18 Virginia, 58 John, II, 18, 19, 24, 4r Walter, 36, 58 Joseph, 8, II, 19 Lossing, Benson, 98, rn4 Lancelot, 13 Louden, Alexander, 86 Leonard, 13 Henrietta, 86 Lydia, II, r8, 19 Lowree, Adele, 9 Mary, II, 17, r8, 19, 41, 66 Benjamin, 9 Norris, II, 19 Gertrude, 9 Index

Thomas, 9 Thomas, 43 W. Mathison, 9 Walter, 44 Lynch, Madeleine, 83, 86 William, 25, 43 Margaret, 68 Meyer, John, 67 Martha, 67 McAdams, Lizzie, 65 Theodore, 67 McAfee, Mabel, 89 Miller, Maria, 55 McCollum, Victoria, 34 Minturn, Anna, 50 McCormack, Walter, 80 Benjamin, 20, 28, 29, 47 McCullen, Sarah, 72 Caroline, 47 McEvers, Mrs., IOI Charles, 29, 47 McMillen, Dorothy, 80, 85 Cornelia, 29 Mary,59,75 Edith, 50, 70 Sarah, 75 Edward, 29, 47 William, 75 Eliza, 50 McNeil, Alexander, 6g, 83 Elizabeth, 28, 47 Elizabeth, 83 Francis, 70 Mildred, 83 Gertrude, 70 Ruth, 83 Hugh, 50 Mackay, George, 87 James, 47 Lois, 83, 87 John, 29, 50, 70 Mackenzie, Alfred, 87 Katherine, 70, 84 William, 87 Mary, 29, 30, 47 Manning, Adele, 66, 82 Mildred, 70 Marsh, Gifford, 73 Penelope, 29 Marshall, ---, uo Rebecca, 47 Marston, John, IOI Robert, 29, 30, 49, 69 Nathaniel, ror Sarah, 28, 29, 30, 46, 49, 50, 70 Martin, Amelia, 62, 79 Susan, 50, 70, 83 Bessie, Sr Walter, 47 Henry, 79 William, 20, 28, 30, 47, 50 Margaret, 79 Mitchell, Hester, 109 Masterton, Mary, 33 John, 46 Matlock, Joseph, 62 Mary, 25, 28, 45, 46 Maxwell, Anne, 59 Montgomery, Albert, 69 Helen, 59 Anna, 33 William, 36, 59 Elizabeth, 43, 68 Mean, Isabel, 57, 74 Grace, 69 Merritt, Charles, 44 Henry, 43, 68, 6g Edward, 44 James, 33 Eleanor, 44 Justine, 69 Ellen, 44 Lisa, 69 John, 44 Margaret, 68 Louise, 44 Mary, 33 Mary, 43 Rebecca, 33 Nathaniel, 25, 44 Rodman, 6g Nehemiah, 43 Ruth, 69 Phebe, 43, 44, 48 Samuel, 33 Index 133

Thomas, 33 Susannah, 97, 99, 101, 103 Moon, Katharine, 87 William, 40 Moore, Charles, 58 Jessie, 88 Nafis, Jeanette, 72 Rhea, 86 Newberry, Anne, 93 Morrell, Judith, 7 Benjamin, 93 Morris, Roger, 101 Walter, 93 Morton, Anna, 33 Newbold, Caleb, 17 George, 33 Hannah, 18 James, 33 Sarah, 14, 23 Robert, 33 Nichols, Clinton, 72 Samuel, 33 Elizabeth, 72 Thomas, 33 Fred, 72 Moshier, Cornelia, 55, 71 Jackson, 72 Mott, Edith, 48 Lewis, 72 Ezra, 55 Mary, 15 Hannah, 60 Samuel, 57, 72 Henry,48 Nolan, James, 87 John, 48 Northampton, Earl of, II7 Joseph, 55 Norton, John, 26, ro6, 107, 114 Maria, 49 Julia, 47 Mary, 55, 71 Oakley, Phebe, 36 Stephen, 32, 55 Odell, Elisah, 13 William, 30, 48 Emily, 34 Moulton, Sarah, 35 Ogden, John, ro4 Mumford, Charles, 71 Mary, 104 Munroe,Rhea, 86 Susan, ro4 Murray, Ann, 40 William, 104 Beulah, 97, 99, IOI, ro3 Ogilvie, Rev., ror Caroline, 24, 40 Olmstead, Annie, 67 Catharine, 40 Onderdonk, Bishop, I09 David, 40 O'Rourke, Felix, 47 Edward, 40 Osgood, Caroline, 27 Gertrude, 40 Eliza, 26 Hannah, 40, 104 John, 114, rr7 James, 24, 41 Julia, 114 Jane,40 Julianna, 26 John, 16, 24, 40, 96, 97, 102, ro3, 104 Martha, 26, 108, n4, Joseph, 40 Peter, 26, 114, rr7 Lindley, 13, 24, 40, 50, 96, 97, 98, Samuel, 16, 26, ro6, ro8, rr3, 114, 102, 104, 105 rr7, n8 Margareta, 30 Susan, 114 Margaretta, 40, 50 Susanna, 26 Mary, 24, 39, 40, 97, ror, 103 'iValter, 26 Robert, 24, 40, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, roo, Otis, Mary, 56 102, IO} Ruth, 40 Palmer, Elizabeth, 18 Sarah, 40 Georgiana, 84 134 Index

Mary, 6 Caroline, 39 William, 6 Elisha, 39 Pancoast, Mary, 63 Sarah, 39 Parker, Katharine, 26 Perry, Edward, 49 Parish, ----, 109 Peters, Mary, 32 Parsons, Anna, 46 Phillips, Fred, 13 Bertha, 46 Joel, 63 Caroline, 46 Mary, IOI Catharine, 45 Pierce, Hannah, 27 Cornelia, 46 Pinchot, Amos, 70 Edward, 45, 46 Rosamond, 70 Elizabeth, 45, 69 Place, Anne, 45 Emily, 45 Catharine, 21 George, 46 Charles, 45 Herbert, 46 Poinatowaska, Prince Andre, 8 James, 28, 45 Pope, Roland, 66 Jane, 28 Potts, ----, ro, II John, 28, 45, 46 Powell, Abigail, 5 Mary,28,45,46,93 Mary, 4 Robert, 28, 45, 46 Thomas, 5 Samuel, 20, 28, 45, 46 Power, Eleanor, 47 Susan, 46 Powers, Henrietta, 35 William, 28, 46 Prentice, Arietta, 51, 70 Paul, James, 21 Preston, Jean, 84, 89 Payne, Eveline, 59 Lewis, 89 Pearsall, Amy, 19 Prior, Elizabeth, 4 Elizabeth, 21, 23, 33 Hannah, 4 Freelove, II John, 4 Hannah, 14, 21, 23 Joseph, 4 Israel, II Mary, 4, IO Joseph, 12 Matthew, 4 Mary, 7, 33, no Samuel, 4 Nathaniel, 21 Sarah, 4 Rachel, 33 Putnam General, 98, 99, IOO Rebecca, 33 Israel, 26 Robert, 21, 33 Pultz, Anne, 59 Sarah, 21 Helen, 59 Thomas, rr, 13, 21, 23 Pell, Ann, rr, 19 Quicke, Charles, 50 Benjamin, 15 Quinby, Aaron, 22 Caleb, 19 Elizabeth, 14, 22 John, 27 George, 36 Mary, r8 Mary, 9 Rachel, 13, 21 Quist, Sophia, 6r Thomas, 21 Penfold, Elizabeth, 34 Rapelje, Eliza, 24, 41 Pennock, ----, 109 Helen, 41 Perkins, Benjamin, 24, 39 Simon, 41 Index 135

Ratzer, ----, 96 Amy, 20, 31 Ray, Edward, 85 Charlotte, 24, 42 Reginald, 85 Emily,48 Raymond, Samuel, 32 Henry, 29, 48 Raynor, Adelaide, 84 Mary, 21, 32, 48 Read, Joseph, ror Rowland, no Redmond, Alfred, 76 Sarah, 31, 48, no, n2 Charles, 58, 76 Sylvester, 42 Cornelia, 58, 75 Thomas, 31 Florence, 76 William, 48, 106 James, 36, 58, 59, 75 Rodgers, Eleanor, 57, 74 John, 58 Eliza, 57, 73 Letitia, 58 Grace, 72 Mary, 58 James, 73 Morton, 58 Mary, 73 Samuel, 58 Rodman, Anne, 20, 93, 94 William, 76 Caroline, ro, 16, 93 Reynolds, Carleton, 59, 76 Elizabeth, 42, 94 Charles, 59 John, 93, 94 Cora, 59 Jonathan, 93 Edna, 76 Joseph, 13 Ella, 59 Katharine, 93 Emily, 59 Mary, 7, 13 Florence, 59 Sarah, 7, 13 Lambert, 36, 59 Thomas, 16, 93, 94 Marion, 76 Roe, Cecelia, 57, 73 Mary, 59 George, 73 Rhodes, Harriet, 84 Rogers, Eliza, 57 Rhoome, James, 65 Rowland, Alice, 65 Richardson, Eliza, 76 Rebecca, 39, 64 George, 59, 76 Rust, Armistead, 41 Harriet, 76 Henry, 41 Jonathan, 93 Lawrence, 41 Kate, 76 Rebecca, 41 Thomas, 93 Rutgers, Anthony, IOI William, 76, 93 Rutherford, Walter, IOI Ridgeway, Sarah, 6 Rutsen, Catharine, 42 Riggs, George, 27 Phebe (Carmen), 25 Riker, Sylvanus, 41 Ruxton, Fitz Herbert, 49 Robb, J. Hampton, 50 Ryker, Sarah, 37 Robbins, Jeremiah, r6 Mary, 22, 34 Sackersdoll, ----, 105 Samuel, 34 Sackett, Wells, 45 Roberts, Catherine, 73 St. John, Charles, 77 Donald, 73 Eliza, 60, 77 Frances, 73 Salter, Sarah, 20 Gilbert, 73 Sands, Abraham, 50 Robinson,----, 94 Grace, 16, 25 Index

Louise, 72 Sinclair, Angus, 50 Mabel, 50 Archibald, 50 Mahlon, 50 Catherine, 50 Robert, 25 Clarence, 50 Sasell, Marion, 47 Elizabeth, 50 Satterthwaite, Annie, 38, 62 John, 50 Scales, Katharine, 87 Robert, 50 Scammon,----, 93 Singleton, Jane, r2 Schieffelin, Jacob, r8 Skillman, Amelia, 54 Schoonmaker, Lewis, 34 George, 54 Schuyler, Barent, 79 Helen, 54 Elizabeth, 79 Isabella, 54 Joseph, 79 Jacob, 3r, 54 Philip, 79 John, 54 William, 62, 79 Robert, 54 Scott, Arthur, 70 Skinner, Sarah, 2r, 32 Elizabeth, r6, 93, 94 Smith, Abigail, 12, 20 John,94 Benjamin, 93, 95 Seaman, Robert, 27 Caroline, 65, 80 Sedgwick, Dwight, 70 Mrs. Catharine, 5 Seymour, Eugene, 69 Daniel, 77 Marjory, 69 Deborah, r2 Sophronia, 69 Emma, 4r, 65 Shannon, John, 6r Frances, 65, 80 Sharp, Robert, 63 Hannah, 4, 7 Shaw, Samuel, 69 Harry, 77 Sarah, 69 Henry, 60, 77 Susan, 49 Isaac, 47 Susanna, 69 Jasper, 7 Shepard, Charles, 4r John, 33 Sherwood, Catharine, 40 Mabelle, 77 Shipley, Hannah, 20, 29 Margaret, Margery, 7 Shove, Cornelia, 32, 55 Mary, r6 Shotwell, Hannah, 24, 40 Samuel, 20 John, 5, 9 Spencer, 41, 65 Mary,5,9 Thomas, 77, 104 Samuel, 9 Snyder, Clois, 63 Sarah, 40 Southgate, Elizabeth, r6, 24 Susannah, 5 Robert, 24 William, 40 Spencer, Elizabeth, 79 Shreve, Benjamin, 38, 62 Springer,----, ro Marion, 62 Stanton, Julia, 26 Mary, 62 Staples, Mr., 109 Sickles, Kenyon, 37 Starbuck, Rebecca, 32 Simonson, Margaret, 44 Starr, Mary, 55, 71 Mary, 44 Stebbins, Adelaide, 41, 66 Townsend, 44 Stevenson, ----, 94 William, 27, 44 Ann,7 Index 137

Thomas, 7 Tappan, George, 27 Stewardson, Arthur, 54 Taylor, Sarah, 6 Edmund, 53 Thatcher,----, 98 Eleanor, 54 Thomas, Ann, 6r Emlyn, 53, 54 David, 6r John, 53, 54 John, 37, 6r Mary, 54 Julia, 6r Thomas, 3r, 53, 54 Thompson, Elizabeth, 83, 88 Stokes, I. N. Phelps, 70 Thorne, Abraham, 5 Stothoff, Ditmas, 73 Benjamin, 5 Katherine, 57, 73 Charles, 8 Strickland, Charles, 8r Daniel, 8 Ella, 8r Elizabeth, 32, 55 Teresa, 8r Eveline, 38 Stringham, Hannah, r6 Frances, Matilda, 8 Samuel, r6 Hannah, 5, IO, r7 Sarah, IO, 16, II5 Isaac, 5 Stuart, James, 50 Jacob, 5 Marigold, 50 James, 8 Stuyvesant, Governor, II5 John, 5, 7, 8 Suckley, Arthur, 68 Joseph, 4, 5, 7, 8 Catharine, 43 Mary, 5,7,9 Elizabeth, 68 Samuel, 7 George, 42 Sarah, 5 Henry, 68 Susannah, 5 Katharine, 68 Thomas, 5, 8, 17 Margaret, 68 William, S, 8 Robert, 43, 68 Tillear, Phebe, 8 Thomas, 25, 42, 43 Tilt, Albert, 72, 84, 88 Sulloway, Alvah, 68 Jean, 89 Lucien, 68 Priscilla, 89 Summel, Joan, 52 Rodman, 84, 88, 89 Sutter, Isabella, 59 Titus, Abigail, r5 James, 59 Edmund, 4 Sutton, Abigail, 6, 9 Eliza, II2 Allen, 65 Elizabeth, r5, 23 Barbara, 6s Jacob, 45, 60 Effingham, 65 Mary, r5, 37, 60 Frank, 65 Samuel, 4, 45 Fred, 66 Sarah, 15 Helen, 65 S. Townsend, 45 Ida,65 Silas, r5, 17, r9 Sweet, Catharine, r6 William, IO, 15, r7, II2 Tom, Thomas, rs Tagg, Mary, 24, 39 Toms, Harriet, 83 Tailer, Fannie, 80 Townley, Mary, 8, II Talman, Betsey, r9 Townsend, Ann, rro Fanny,40 Anna, 19, 42 Index

Arthur, 67 Susan, 34 Beatrix, 67 Underhill of Warwickshire, II7 Benjamin, 24 Vail, Daniel, 55 Caroline, 24, 42 Valentine, Mary, 77 Charles, 67 Van Allen, Sophia, 49 Edward, 42 Van Wyck, Harriet, 19 Eleanor, 67 Verdi, Ciro, 47 Elizabeth, 24, 42, 67 Hildegarde, 47 Frederick, 42 Mary, 47 George, 16, 24, 42 Nancy, 47 Henry, 19 Patricia, 47 Isabel, 42 Voorhees, John, 52 James, 24, 42, 67 Martha, 67 Waddell, Mrs., IOI Mary, 27, 77 Wallace, Donald, 85 Obadiah, 19 Elizabeth, 85 Phebe, II, 19 John, 85 Robert, 67 Latimer, 84 Rodman, 67 Malcolm, 73, 84 Rowland, 67 Samuel, 85 Walter, 24, 42 Walter, Agnes, 61 Mrs., 108 Alfred, 6r Tracy, George, 105 Elizabeth, 60 Trask, Benjamin, 47 Elwood, 37, 60, 6r J. D., 47 Emily, 61 Travers, Gertrude, 66, 81 Helen, 6r Traynor, ----, 105 Thomas, 60 Trowbridge, George, 87 Wal ton, Gordon, 77 Theodora, 83, 86 Lester, 77 Trumbull, John, II8 Stanley, 77 Tryon, Governor, 99 Mrs., IOI Tuckerman, Cynthia, 88 Wanton, Edward, 93, 94 Dorothy, 83, 87, 88 Elizabeth, 94 Nancy,88 Joseph, 93 Paul, 70, 83 Mary, 93 Roger, 83, 88 Ward, Dorothy, 21 Tuttle, George, So General, II8 Warder, Ann, 52 Underhill, Amanda, 77 Elizabeth, 52 Deborah, 4 Jane, 52 Dinah, 7, II John, 31, 52 Eliza, 77 Reuben,52 Hannah, 7, ro, 14, 22, II6 Robert, 52 Jarvis, 77 William, 52 John, 8, IO, II6 Washburn, Martha, 4 Minnie, 60, 77, 78 Mary, 5 Samuel, II, 23 Washington, General, roo, I06, III, Stephen, IO II2, II8 Index 139

\Vatson, Elizabeth, IO, 18 John, 14 Honeywell, 62 Maria, 51 Maria, 62 Martha, 60, 77 Rebecca, 37, fo Mary, 14, 74, 75, 101 Tbomas, ro Richard, 4, S, 6 Watts,----, 99 Sarah, 31, 5r Fanny, 49 Stephen, 51 John, JOI Susannah, 103 Ridley, 49 William, 77 Sally, 49 Williams, Anna, 79 Way, Mary, 9 Henry, 44 Samuel, 9 Wiliiamson, Stephen, 56 Webster, William, 9 Willing, Susanna, 8 Weeden, Eliza, 54, 71 V{illis, Abigail, 27, 45 Wellington, Duke of, 19 Anna, 30 Vlendell, Mary, 30, 49 Edmund, r5 West, Almeda, 57, 74 Edward, 49 David, 74 Elizabeth, 34., 57 Mary,57 Esther, 44 Wetherwood, Douglas, 81 Ethalinda, 44 Francis, 8r, 82 Hannah,27,44,45 William, 82 Harriet, 45 Wheelans, Charles, 73 Isaac, 45 Whipple, Betsey, 70 Jacob, 27, 44 Clyde, Jo Lewis, 44 David, 70 Mary, 27, 45, 57 Dorothy, 70 Robert, 45 Virginia, 70 Samuel, 57 Whiston, Hannah, 44 Sarah, 27, 44 Whitaker, Sarah, 73 Townsend, r7, 27, 44, 45 Whltfield, Margaret, 57, 74 WiUiam, 27, 45 Whithall, John, 53 Willson, Eliza, 22, 35 Whitner, Ylary, 35 Robert, 35 Whitney, Christopher, 86 Wilmerding, Edith, 69 Stanton, 86 Lucius, 69 Whitson, Anna, 74 Ruth, 69 Thomas, 74 Wilson, Malcolm, 72 William, 74 Mercy, 8 William, The Conqueror, n7 William, 72 Willett, \Villetts, Abraham, 1 r \Vinsor, Ruth, 50 Amos, 34 \Vinthrop of Groton, n7 Anna, 30, 49 Elizabeth (Fones), 3 Anne, 34 Governor, n4 Daniel, 34 John, n6 Elizabeth, 9, r4 Wistar, Caspar, ro9, uo Gilbert, 101, 103, 104 Kitty, rro, n3 Gilbert, Mrs., 105 Margaret, 31, 53 Hannah, 6, II Sally, 109 140 Index

Wood, Agnes, 78 Elizabeth, 8, 57 Hannah, 9 Florence, 75 Henry, 25 Frederick, 74 Isaac, 48 Gilbert, 34, 57, 74 Jane, 78 Helen, 75 John, 78 Henry, 75 Stephen, 25 Isaac, 15 Woodruff, Candace, 83 Jessie, 74 Eliza, 69, 83 Louise, 75 George, 69 Mary, 57, 74 Henry, 45, 69 Sarah, 57 Isabel, 83 Stiles, 75' James, 69, 83 William, 57, 74 Lillian, 83 Wyman, Clara, 28, 46 Morris, 69 William, 57 Yarnell, Ellis, IO Woodward, Elizabeth, 23, 38 Yerkes, Jane, 87 Woolsey, Elizabeth, 6 Young, Laura, 72 Grace, 9 John, 6 Zabriski, Abraham, 78 W orthem, Grace, 87 Celia, 78 Wright, Cornelius, 74 Mary, 78 David, 74 William, 60, 78