6-1 Sixth Generation

Descendants of Simon5 & Mary (Wooley) Hartwell

6.1 JOHN6 HARTWELL (Simon5, John4, Ebenezer3, John2, William1) was born in Carlisle, 10 April 1753 (CVR 18) and died in Hillsborough, New Hampshire 17 October 1849, age 96 (Gs:Hillsborough Center Cemetery). He married 24 May 1774, SUSANNA FOSTER (HOA), who was born in Acton, Massachusetts 17 September 1753 (AVR 48) and died probably in Hills- borough 7 November 1815 (HOA), daughter of Hugh and Mary (Laws) Foster. In 1777, John bought of Jeremiah Green of , Massachusetts for 18 pounds, a hundred acre tract in the northeast part of Hillsborough. He made annual trips to it on foot, as much as sixty miles, staying some weeks at a time, to clear a small field and build a log house. In 1780, with Thaddeus Monroe and Andrew Wilkins, he removed to the new home. The influx of many Concord, Massachusetts families gave the settlement the name of Concord End. According to Densmore, who remembered him as a 91 year old man still able to touch his chin with his toe, John was a man of cheerful disposition and sunny temperament, who retained his faculties almost unimpaired to the end. John is listed on the 1790 census as the head of a family in Hillsborough, consisting of one male over 16, two males under 16, and six females, which matches well with his known family at the time. Children, first two born in Concord, Massachusetts, rest in Hillsborough, New Hampshire: + 7.1 i. JOHN7 HARTWELL, b. 7 Nov 1774 (CBMD 243); m. (1) SARAH HOLDEN, (2) NANCY GAMMELL, (3) RHODA GAMMELL. 7.2 ii. WILLARD HARTWELL, b. 18 July 1776 (CBMD 243); d. Concord 9 Aug 1778, age 2y 21d (CBMD 434). + 7.3 iii. SUSANNA HARTWELL, b. 25 Sept 1778; m. DANIEL ROLFE. + 7.4 iv. MARY HARTWELL, b. 15 May 1781 (NH VRs, as Polly); m. WILLIAM STOW. 7.5 v. SIMON HARTWELL, b. 12 Sept 1783 (NH VRs); d. 8 Aug 1869; m. 5 June 1807, ABIGAIL WHEELER, b. 16 July 1788, d. 29 April 1877. Simon was a farmer in Hillsborough, NH; he adopted three children: Jason H. T. Newall, Eliza Carr and Isaac Wilkins. + 7.6 vi. SARAH HARTWELL, b. 3 March 1786 (NH VRs, as Sally); m. (1) GEORGE ROBINSON, (2) PHINEAS HOLDEN. + 7.7 vii. LUCY HARTWELL, b. 10 July 1788 (NH VRs); m. JUSTINIAN HOLDEN. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­2

+ 7.8 viii. RHODA HARTWELL, b. 24 Sept 1790; m. REUBEN WYMAN. + 7.9 ix. MARTHA PHIPPS HARTWELL, b. 14 Sept 1792; m. ISAIAH T. FOSTER. + 7.10 x. WILLIAM HARTWELL, b. 26 Aug 1795; m. BETSEY C. WILKINS.

6.2 MARY6 HARTWELL (Simon5, John4, Ebenezer3, John2, William1) was born in Carlisle, Massachusetts 18 August 1755 (CVR 18) and died in Hubbardston, Massachusetts 15 October 1840, age 85 years (HVR 217; HOA has 1841). She married in Concord, Rev. Mr. William Emerson officiating, 28 December 1775 EBENEZER STOW (CBMD 251), who was born in Concord, Massachusetts 15 December 1753 (CBMD 186) and died in Hubbardston 19 May 1841, age 88 years (HVR 217), son of Amos and Mary (Muzzy) Stow. Ebenezer was a private in the Revolution (DARPI). “He was a farmer, removed about 1796 to Hubbardston, was selectman in 1802 and town treasurer in 1812” (HOA). Children, all except Ephraim born in Concord, Massachusetts: i. WILLIAM STOW, b. 1 Oct 1776 (CBMD 253); d. 26 Oct 1850, age 74y; m. (1) 25 Nov 1802 his cousin MARY7 HARTWELL (see #7.4). ii. MARY “POLLY” STOW, b. 25 March 1779 (CBMD 253); d. 18 March 1855; m. 15 March 1800, ASA NEWTON, b. Shrewsbury, MA 26 Jan 1779, d. Jan 1874, son of Timothy and Huldah (__) Newton. Asa was a farmer in Hubbardston, MA; removed in 1814 to Dunstable, MA. Children, b. Hubbardston and Dunstable, MA: 1. Elizabeth Newton, b. 30 June 1801; d. 2 Sept 1803. 2. Mary Newton, b. 22 Dec 1803; n.f.r. 3. Asa Newton, Jr., b. 14 April 1805; d. 4 March 1809. 4. Sarah Newton, b. 2 May 1807; d. 12 Oct 1835. 5. Asa Newton, Jr. (again), b. 2 Feb 1809; m. Nashua, NH, 8 June 1837, Lovina Hall (DVR 163). 6. William Plummer Newton, b. Dunstable, MA 11 May 1811 (DVR 60); m. there 26 Nov 1835, Caroline Huntley (DVR 163). 7. Ebenezer Stow Newton, b. Dunstable, MA 28 Nov 1813 (DVR 60); “of Nashua” when he m. 6 Nov 1838, Edy G. Adams (DVR 163), b. Dunstable, 19 Nov 1815 (DVR 7), daughter of Henry & Sally Adams. 8. Matilda Saphronia Newton, b. Dunstable, MA 5 Sept 1816 (DVR 60). 9. Hannah Newton, b. Dunstable, MA 20 Dec 1818 (DVR 60). 10. Lucy Anne Newton, b. 25 Jan 1823 (HOA). 6-3 Sixth Generation

iii. EBENEZER STOW, b. 20 Sept 1780 (CBMD 254); d. Hubbardston, MA 18 Feb 1875, age 94 (MA VR 276:385); m. 26 Feb 1807, HANNAH MURDOCK, b. Hubbardston 8 July 1782, d. 6 June 1855, daughter of Robert & Margaret (Cheney) Murdock. Ebenezer was a selectman in 1821. Children, born in Hubbardston, MA (HVR 95): 1. Elizabeth Stow, b. 26 Dec 1807; d. 12 Aug 1858; m. 29 Nov 1827, Caleb Underwood, b. Hubbardston 12 June 1801, d. -- April 1881, son of Timothy & Lois (Parmenter) Underwood. Caleb was a farmer, owned and operated a sawmill; selectman 1849-51. Four children. 2. Mary Stow, b. 21 Aug 1810; m. 1 Dec 1836, Flint Jennison, b. Petersham, MA 9 Jan 1810, d. Gardner, MA 21 Aug 1893, son of John & Dolly (Spooner) Jennison. Flint settled in Hubbardston, removed in 1860 to Petersham, returned in 1865, went to Worcester, MA in 1878, and to Gardner in 1882. Four children. 3. William Stow, b. 9 Oct 1812; d. 24 Dec 1886, age 74 (Gs:Rural Glen Cemetery, Hubbardston); m. 3 June 1838, Mehitable Negus Reed, b. Petersham, MA 30 Aug 1811, d. 17 Oct 1887, age 76 (Gs:Rural Glen Cem.), daughter of Micajah & Ruth (Gleason) Reed. William was a farmer in Hubbardston. Five children. 4. Reuben Stow, b. 5 Dec 1814; d. 4 March 1890; m. 10 Aug 1837, Eunice H. Ayers, b. North Brookfield, MA 29 Nov 1814, daughter of Cyrus & Betsey (Adams) Ayers. Reuben was a provision dealer in Hubbardston. 5. Sumner Stow, b. 21 Nov 1816; d. Denver, CO 16 Dec 1888; m. Catherine Ehrhardt, b. Piqua, OH 10 Aug 1821, d. 24 Jan 1894. Sumner was in the shoe trade at Attica, IN, went in 1876 to Golden City, CO, later to Denver, where he opened a hotel; removed to a homestead near Denver. Three children. 6. Harriet Stow, b. 16 Aug 1819; d. of consumption 22 Nov 1847, age 28y 3m 6d (HVR 217). 7. Roxa Stow, b. 17 Jan 1822; d. 1 Oct 1865, age 43y 10m. 8. Hannah Stow, b. 7 Dec 1824; m. 18 Feb 1850, Samuel A. Chamberlain, b. Petersham, MA 27 Nov 1824, son of Joel & Mary (Meacham) Chamberlain. Samuel was a farmer, enlisted 20 Oct 1863, Co. F, 53d Mass. Vols., mustered out 2 Sept 1863, served in Dept. of the Gulf; removed in 1871 to Worcester, MA in 1880 in the produce business; three children. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­4 iv. SARAH “SALLY” STOW, b. 2 Dec 1782 (CBMD 254); d. Hubbardston, MA 28 Sept 1868, 85y 10m 25d (MA VR 213:272); m. Hubbardston 26 Aug 1804, AARON GRIMES (HVR 167), farmer, b. Hubbardston 14 Jan 1778, d. there 5 July 1868, age 90y 5m 21d (MA VR 213:272), son of Joseph & Huldah (Wheelock) Grimes. Children, born in Hubbardston: 1. Aaron Grimes, farmer, b. 27 Nov 1804; d. 9 Nov 1871; m. 4 April 1830, Louisa Mareau, b. Hubbardston, 8 Sept 1809, d. Westminster, MA 4 Dec 1856 (MA VR 104:225), daughter of Joseph & Harriet (McClenathan) Mareau. Eight children. 2. Sophia Grimes, b. 23 Jan 1806; d. Boston, MA 17 Jan 1885 (MA VR 366:17); m. 21 Nov 1830, Simon Reed, Jr., b. Danville, VT -- June 1810, d. Nashua, NH -- July 1872. They lived in Hubbardston, Princeton, Sterling, Templeton, MA, Hollis, NH and Worcester, MA. Simon was a dealer in lightning rods and iron ladders for roofs. Ten children. 3. Otis Grimes, b. 14 Sept 1808; m. 3 May 1837, Elizabeth L. Lawton, b. Woodstock, CT 25 June 1813, d. 12 Sept 1889, daughter of Joseph & Eleanor (Lanigan) Lawton. Otis was a chairmaker in Worcester,MA bridge building foreman on B&ARR, went to New York in 1849, engaging in the building trade. Three children. 4. Charles Grimes, b. 11 Nov 1810; d. 26 Jan 1845; m. 25 Dec 1835, Mary Ball, b. 1817, daughter of Thomas & Betsey (Hall) Ball, sister of the sculptor, Thomas Ball. Mary m. (2) 4 Sept 1861, as his 2nd wife, Alonzo Damon of Hubbardston (MA VR 146:169). Charles was a musician at Greenwood’s Museum in Boston, MA. Three children. 5. Silas Grimes, b. 27 July 1815; d. Princeton 21 Feb 1872 (MA VR 249:353). He was partially crippled by a fall when 18 years old, then heavily dosed with calomel during a fever. From the effects of both he became helpless, and was tenderly cared for by his brother, Sewell. 6. Jarvis Grimes, b. 15 July 1817; d. 19 Oct 1835. 7. Joseph Grimes, b. 18 April 1820; d. 7 June 1894; m. 12 Oct 1843, Harriet A. Maynard, b. Sterling, MA 4 Jan 1825, daughter of Hezekiah & Harriet (Sanderson) Maynard. Eight children. 8. Sarah Grimes, b. 21 Oct 1821; d. 11 Oct 1846. 9. Sewell Grimes, b. 24 Aug 1824; m. (1) 23 May 1854, Harriet W. Pierce, b. Hubbardston 22 April 1833, d. 11 Jan 1867, 6-5 Sixth Generation

daughter of Asa & Harriet (Wheeler) Pierce; m. (2) 6 April 1869, Abby Davidson, b. Belfast, ME, 18 Feb 1834, daughter of Henry & Sarah (Dinsmore) Davidson. Three children. 10. Edwin Grimes, b. 25 Jan 1826; m. 3 Oct 1868, Hannah E. Ferguson, b. Belfast, ME 15 April 1833, daughter of Moses W. & Lydia (Brooks) Ferguson. Four children. v. ELIZABETH STOW, b. 7 Oct 1792; d. Hubbardston, MA 1 Aug 1800 (HVR 217). vi. “CAPTAIN” EPHRAIM STOW, b. Hubbardston, MA 2 May 1797 (HVR 95); d. there 4 March 1875, age 77 (MA VR 276:385); m. Hubbardston 20 Nov 1823, SALLY M. GOODSPEED, b. 5 May 1798 (calc.), d. Hubbardston 25 May 1880, age 82y 14d (MA VR 321:386), daughter of Luther & Margaret (__) Goodspeed. Children: 1. John Murdock Stow, minister, b. 7 Sept 1824 (HVR 95); m. Louisa C. (__) 2. Lucy Stow, b. 5 July 1827; d. 3 Oct 1840, age 13y 3m. 3. Alfred Stow, b. 14 Nov 1828; d. 28 Oct 1840, age 11y 11m 14d. 4. Sarah Stow, b. 31 July 1831. 5. Mary Amelia Stow, b. 4 Nov 1838; bap. 5 May 1839; d. 13 Sept 1840, age 1y 10m 9d. 6. Delia Ann Stow, b. 7 May 1840; n.f.r.

6.3 SIMON6 HARTWELL (Simon5, John4, Ebenezer3, John2, William1) was born in Concord, Massachusetts 3 October 1758 (CBMD 200) and died in Hillsborough, New Hampshire 18 July 1820, age 62y 9m (Gs:Hillsborough Center Cemetery). He married in Carlisle, Massachusetts 14 December 1786 , MOLLY HUTCHINS (CVR 56), who was born in Chelmsford, Massachusetts 12 January 1767 (ChVR 85) and died probably in Hillsborough, New Hampshire 8 May 1849 (HOA), daughter of Thomas and Anna (Briant) (Harris) Hutchins. Massachusetts Soldiers & Sailors in the Revolution gives three entries for service by a Simon Hartwell: 1) “Private, Capt. David Wheeler’s co., Col. Nixon’s regt; pay abstract for mileage to and from camp, dated Winter Hill, Jan. 15, 1776;” 2) “Private, Capt. Samuel Rusel’s (Russell’s) co., Col. Eleazer Brooks’s regt.; service, 5 days; company marched to Dorchester March 4, 1776 to reinforce the army; also, lists of men appearing under the heading ‘Hartwell Brook the first Everidge;’ said Hartwell appears among 6 Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­6 weeks men in Dec. [1775], and Jan. 1776, also among men in service at Ticonderoga in 1776, and among men in a detachment with Col. Brooks in 1776;” 3) “Private, Capt. Simon Hunt’s co., Col. Brooks’s regt.; company return [year not given]; said Heartwell reported sick in camp at White Plains.” Some of this service may have been his father’s. Simon removed about 1788 to Hillsborough and settled near his brother John (HOA). He is shown (incorrectly) on the 1790 federal census for Hillsborough as “Timo” Hartwell, with one male over 16, and three females, which matches perfectly with his known family at the time. Children, first one born in Carlisle, Massachusetts, rest in Hillsborough, New Hampshire: + 7.11 i. MARY7 “POLLY” HARTWELL, b. 14 Sept 1787 (CVR 18); m. BENJAMIN BRADFORD. + 7.12 ii. NANCY HARTWELL, b. 17 Sept 1789 (HOA); m. GEORGE ASHBY. + 7.13 iii. SIMON HARTWELL, b. 25 Nov 1791 (HOA); m. THIRZA WILLIAMS. 7.14 iv. LYDIA HARTWELL, b. 1793; d. young. 7.15 v. SARAH HARTWELL, b. 1795; d. infancy. + 7.16 vi. SALLY KING HARTWELL, b. 20 July 1797; m. (1) JOB HYDE, (2) BENJAMIN B. HOSMER. + 7.17 vii. LUCINDA HARTWELL, b. 23 June 1802; m. REMINGTON TUTTLE. + 7.18 viii. MOSES SAWYER HARTWELL, b. 24 Aug 1806; m. (1) MARY ORCUTT, (2) HARRIET STOUT.

6.4 SAMUEL6 HARTWELL (Simon5, John4, Ebenezer3, John2, William1) was born in Concord, Massachusetts 10 August 1762 (CBMD 213) and died in Martville [sic], New York -- March 1829 (HOA). He married in Concord, John Cumming, Esquire officiating, 23 November 1780, BEULAH HOSMER (CBMD 256). Although HOA identifies Beulah as the daughter of Nathan and Beulah (Hosmer) Hosmer, born in Concord 2 February 1764, both the Concord records and the Hosmer genealogy make it plain that this Beulah died in Concord 10 May 1785, age 21 (CBMD 418). It is possible that Beulah was the daughter of Lot and Beulah (Dakin) Hosmer, who were married in Lincoln, Massachusetts 15 December 1763; further research is indicated. According to HOA, “Samuel was a farmer who, in 1788, bought out the interest of his brother Simon in the estate held by them in Carlisle. He sold this interest to his uncle David 15 June 1790 and removed eight days later to Hillsborough, NH, where he appears taxed in 1791, but not again until 1806- 6-7 Sixth Generation

1814. His daughters Nancy and Ruth were born in Carlisle, so he doubtless returned to that town after 1791. He was taxed non-resident in Hillsborough west precinct in 1786-1787, ‘100 acres, east end of 244 acre farm, formerly John Hill’s,’ but does not appear to have ever occupied it.” Samuel is shown on the 1790 federal census as the head of a household in Hillsborough, New Hampshire consisting of one male over 16, three males under 16 and three females, but “Samuel Hartwell & Famely from Carlisle” were warned out of Townsend, Mass, -- April 1796 (TVR 436), indicating that they moved around a great deal. Children, first six recorded in Carlisle, Massachusetts, rest per HOA: + 7.19 i. WILLARD7 “HEARTWELL”, b. 9 Nov 1781 (CVR 22); m. BETSY SPOFFORD. + 7.20 ii. AMOS “HEARTWELL,” b. 5 May 1783 (CVR 21); m. (1) BETSY POND, (2) ESTHER FIDELIA DIBBLE. + 7.21 iii. SARAH “SALLA” HARTWELL, b. “Concord” 21 June 1786 (CVR 18); m. SAMUEL TAGGERD. + 7.22 iv. SIMON B. HARTWELL, b. 16 May 1789 (CVR 18); m. ROXA SARGENT. + 7.23 v. NANCY HARTWELL, b. 21 May 1792 (CVR 18); m. CALVIN RICE. 7.24 vi. RUTH HARTWELL, b. 30 June 1795 (CVR 18); d. 4 June 1877 (HOA); m. (1) -- March 1812 (--) SPOFFORD, of whom nothing has been learned; m. (2) LEONARD WEBB of Exeter, Otsego Co., NY, b. -- March 1789, d. prob. Standing Stone, Bradford Co., PA 4 Jan 1851, having set his house on fire in a drunken fit, perishing in the flames; m. (3) JOHN VAN NESS of Stillwater, NJ; m. (4) JOHN LEIGHTON, prob. from NJ. + 7.25 vii. CYRUS HARTWELL, b. ca. 1798; m. ANNIS CURTIS. + 7.26 viii. RUFUS HOSMER HARTWELL, b. ca. 1800; m. LYDIA FULLER. + 7.27 ix. BEULAH HARTWELL, m. ELBRIDGE G. RUSSELL. Descendants of David5 & Rachel (Wooley) Hartwell

6.6 DAVID6 HARTWELL, JR. (David5, John4, Ebenezer3, John2, William1) was born in Concord, Massachusetts 14 October 1759 (CBMD 207) and died there 25 December 1836, age 77 (CBMD 437; Gs:Sleepy Hollow Cemetery). He married in Carlisle, Massachusetts 14 July 1789, SUSANNA HEALD (CVR 56), who was born in Acton, Massachusetts 7 September 1768 (AVR 62) and died in Concord 10 October 1834, age 66 years (CBMD 349), daughter of Israel and Susannah (Robbins) Heald. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­8

Children, born in Concord, Massachusetts: 7.28 i. TIMOTHY7 HARTWELL, b. 19 April 1790 (CBMD 273); d. Concord of “old age” 27 Nov 1880, age 90y 7m 8d (MA VR 320:76); m. 19 June 1822, SALLY MAYNARD (HOA), b. Springfield, VT 11 May 1799, d. Pepperell, MA, of asthma, 30 April 1865, age 66y (MA VR 184:137), daughter of John & Betsy (French) Maynard. Timothy was a farmer, lived some time in Westford, MA kept a tavern in Forge Village (HOA). In 1880 he was living with his niece, Nancy Hubbard (Federal census, NARA). No recorded children. + 7.29 ii. SUSAN[NA] HARTWELL, b. 9 Sept 1792 (CBMD 273); m. CYRUS HUBBARD.

6.7 LUCY6 HARTWELL (David5, John4, Ebenezer3, John2, William1) was born in Concord, Massachusetts 20 October 1762 (CBMD 219) and died in Gorham, Maine 2 February 1849 (HOA). She married in Carlisle, Massachusetts 16 May 1793, as his second wife, Capt. EBENEZER SHEDD (CVR 56), who was born in Chelmsford, Massachusetts 10 July 1753 (ChVR 138) and died in Westford, Massachusetts 1 March 1829 (WVR 313), son of Zachariah and Hannah (Barrett) Shedd. Ebenezer “was a carpenter, housewright and farmer. He was a soldier of the Revolution, enlisted 25 April 1775 in Capt. John Ford’s company, Col. Ebenezer Bridge’s regiment, and was in the battle of Bunker Hill” (HOA). Children, all born in Chelmsford, Massachusetts: i. LUCY SHEDD, b. 11 Dec 1793; d. Gorham, ME 8 Aug 1862; unmarried. ii. MARY BLOOD SHEDD, b. 4 Oct 1795; d. 22 Sept 1852; m. Chelmsford 29 March 1818, SEARS COOK LAWS, b. prob. Westford, MA ca. 1793, d. Peterborough, NH 2 Feb 1852, son of William & Sarah (Cooke) (Tay) Laws. Children: 1. Mary Laws, b. ca. 1818; d. 17 April 1820. 2. Martha Laws, b. 20 Aug 1819; d. Chelmsford 26 Dec 1893 (MA VR 437:182); m. 15 Sept 1843, Nathan Prescott Dadmun, b. 1 April 1818, d. Chelmsford 5 Nov 1880 (MA VR 320:74), a blacksmith. Four children. iii. SUSANNA SHEDD, b. 11 Dec 1797; d. 10 Aug 1885; m. 5 June 1836, CHRISTOPHER WAY, b. Lempster, NH 18 April 1809, d. Gorham, ME 7 Feb 1862, a tanner. 6-9 Sixth Generation

Children, per HOA: 1. Frances Helen Way, b. 31 May 1837; n.f.r. 2. George Henry Way, b. 3 Sept 1839; n.f.r. 3. Edward Way, b. 4 Oct 1841; n.f.r. 4. Albert Way, b. 26 April 1845; n.f.r. iv. FRANKLIN SHEDD, b. 25 May 1800; n.f.r. v. RUFUS SHEDD, b. 23 June 1802 (HOA; not in VRs); d. -- Aug 1824. vi. SOPHRONIA SHEDD, b. 30 Jan 1805; d. Gorham, ME 5 Jan 1890; m. 8 Nov 1829, STEPHEN HINKLEY, b. Standish, ME 5 May 1799, d. 19 April 1867. Children: 1. Rufus Henry Hinkley, b. 12 Oct 1830; d. 5 March 1900; m. 12 June 1867, Frances Prindle, b. 15 Aug 1843. Nine children. 2. Mary Cass Hinkley, b. 20 Jan 1833; d. 1 Feb 1903; unmarried. 3. Susan S. Hinkley, b. 31 May 1835; d. 11 Sept 1911. 4. Stephen Hinkley, b. 10 Feb 1838; d. 4 Jan 1898; m. (1) 17 May 1864, Mary J. Carter; m. (2) 19 June 1879, Maria Paine. Seven children. 5. William H. Hinkley, b. 17 May 1840; d. 8 July 1842. 6. Charles K. Hinkley, b. 16 Nov 1843; unmarried. 7. John Adams Hinkley, b. 12 March 1848; m. Mary Tolford. One child. vii. JOSEPH SHEDD, b. 22 Sept 1807 (HOA; not in VRs); d. 11 Feb 1851; unmarried. viii. GEORGE MADDISON SHEDD, b. Carlisle 9 Jan 1809; n.f.r.

6.8 SILAS6 HARTWELL (David5, John4, Ebenezer3, John2, William1) was born in Concord, Massachusetts 14 November 1765 (CBMD 219) and died 2 September 1842 (HOA). He married first, in Tyngsborough, Massachusetts 18 March 1802, SALLY KEYES (TVR 60), who was born probably in Chelmsford, Massachusetts 17 September 1777 and died in Carlisle, Massachusetts 17 November 1819, age 42 years (CVR 91), daughter of Daniel and Abiel (__) Keyes. Silas married second, in Carlisle 23 December 1823, as her second husband, ESTHER (HEALD) ROBBINS (CVR 56), who was born in Carlisle 21 June 1783 (CVR 19) and died there 31 July 1862, age 79y 1m 9d (MA VR 157:124), daughter of Capt. John and Mary (__) Heald, and widow of AARON ROBBINS, whom she married 30 Sept 1804. Silas was a farmer in Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­10 the south part of Carlisle (HOA). Children by Sally Keyes, born in Carlisle, Massachusetts (CVR 18): 7.30 i. FRANCIS7 HARTWELL, b. 4 Jan 1803; d. Carlisle, MA 1 April 1825, age 22y (CVR 91); a fine musician (HOA). 7.31 ii. JONAS HARTWELL, b. 20 March 1811; d. Carlisle, MA 14 Sept 1813, age 2y 6m 0d (CVR 91; Gs apparently has 1815).

6.9 ASA6 HARTWELL (David5, John4, Ebenezer3, John2, William1) was born in Concord, Massachusetts 27 October 1767 (CBMD 226) and died a widower, of old age, in Carlisle, Massachusetts 26 March 1858, age 90y 5m (MA VR 121:90). He married in Carlisle 30 October 1794, RACHEL BLOOD (CVR 56), who was born in Concord 22 June 1769 (CBMD 230) and died in Carlisle 31 March 1839, age 70 (CVR 91), daughter of Stephen Jr. and Frances (Hutchins) Blood. Asa was a farmer near his brother Silas (HOA). Child, born in Carlisle, Massachusetts: 7.32 i. RUFUS7 HARTWELL, b. 3 Aug 1796; d. Carlisle, MA 14 Sept 1801, age 5y 1m 11d (CVR 91).

6.10 LYDIA6 HARTWELL (David5, John4, Ebenezer3, John2, William1) was born in Concord, Massachusetts 22 July 1770 (CBMD 231) and died, a widow, of fever, in Carlisle, Massachusetts 23 October 1843, age 73 years (CVR 90). She married in Carlisle 20 September 1789, REUBEN GREEN (CVR 56), farmer, who was born in Concord 7 July 1767 (CBMD 226) and died before 1843, son of John and Elizabeth (Spaulding) Green. Children, born in Carlisle (HOA has Concord), Massachusetts: i. JOHN GREEN, b. 30 Nov 1789 (CVR 16); d. 5 Nov 1870; m. (1) 1 Jan 1809, LUCY PROCTOR of Chelmsford, MA and removed to Alstead, NH; m. (2) widow (--) VILAS of Alstead; m. (3) 18 Sept 1836, HANNAH PAINE, b. prob. Carlisle, 3 July 1802, d. 7 Feb 1881, daughter of Willard & Mary (__) Duren. Children by Lucy Proctor: 1. Hartwell W. Green, b. 5 May 1809; called “of Concord” [MA] when he m. there (int.) 19 March 1834, Sarah Turner (CBMD 392; HOA gives m. date of 24 April 1834), b. Jaffrey, NH 22 Sept 1804, d. 15 Jan 1879. Hartwell Green was a farmer in Litchfield, NH, removed to Merrimack, NH in 1854. Five children. 6-11 Sixth Generation

2. John V. Green, farmer in Alstead, NH, b. 18 Aug 1811; m. 1 April 1841, Philena B. Shepard, b. Alstead, NH 30 Aug 1818. 12 children. 3. Anne M. Green, b. 4 Oct 1817; m. 25 Feb 1839, Charles Mann of Walpole [NH?]. Four children. 4. Jonas T. Green, shoemaker in Alstead, NH; m. Rebecca Hall. Three children. 5. Rufus Green, b. 4 June 1824; m. (1) -- July 1843, Mary Shepard, b. prob. Brookfield, VT ca. 1823, d. Marlow, NH -- Jan 1858; m. (2) Eveline Miller, b. Gilsum, NH 7 Dec 1844. 12 children. Children by second wife: 6. Samuel Green, Methodist minister, was at Dunlap, KS; five children. 7. Frank Green, d. in the army. Children by Hannah Paine: 8. Lydia J. Green, b. 20 Sept 1837; m. 29 Nov 1855, Henry K. Heald, b. Carlisle, MA 10 Sept 1824 (CVR 20), son of Ephraim & Betsy (Hodgman) Heald. Ten children. 9. Henrietta Green, b. 28 Oct 1838; d. 17 Feb 1869; m. 3 Nov 1861, Ephraim Stilman Heald, b. Carlisle, MA 24 July 1823, brother of Henry K. Heald (above). 10. Adelaide Green, b. ca. 1841; d. ca. 1846, age 5. 11. John P. Green, b. 5 July 1844; m. 18 June 1868, Angeline Quade, b. Randolph, VT 6 Feb 1850. John enlisted 7 Aug 1862 in Co. H, 33rd Mass. Vols.; mustered out 11 June 1865; was at Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, with Hooker at Chattanooga, with Sherman on the “grand round,” was wounded once. Seven children. ii. STEPHEN GREEN, b. 27 Dec 1791 (CVR 17); d. young (HOA). iii. REUBEN GREEN, farmer, b. 27 Jan 1795 (CVR 17); d. Carlisle, MA 20 May 1826, age 30 (CVR 90); m. 16 May 1819, MARTHA HODGMAN, b. ca. 1796, d. 22 Feb 1853. Children: 1. Charles Green, b. -- Aug 1820; d. 13 Nov 1843. 2. Martha Green, b. ca. 1822; d. Carlisle, MA 22 Aug 1822 (CVR 90). 3. Unnamed Green, b. Carlisle, MA 28 Aug 1824 (CVR 90). 4. Reuben Green, b. 20 Feb 1826; m. 24 Oct 1848, Louisa Paine, b. Carlisle, MA 20 July 1831. Reuben was a “farmer on the homestead, removed to No. Woburn, MA in 1863; Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­12

enlisted 3 Sept 1864, Co. B, 11th Mass. Vols., mustered out 4 June 1865; was in siege of Petersburg. Six children (HOA). iv. ABEL GREEN, teamster, b. 22 June 1797 (CVR ?); prob. the AG buried in Bedford, MA 21 March 1846 (BVR 122); m. (1) ca. 1818, NABBY (__); m. (2) Billerica,MA 27 June 1844, MARTHA JANE CLARK (BVR 264, as age “41”), tailoress, b. Unity, ME ca. 1817 (age 27 on marriage record), daughter of Reuben & Abigail (__) Clark. Children by Nabby (__), born in Bedford (CVR ?): 1. Abel Gilman Green, b. 24 Nov 1820; d. Billerica, MA of consumption, 2 Sept 1849, age 30 (BVR 366); m. Billerica 6 Nov 1848, widow Mary (Tyng) Dandley, b. ca. 1811, daughter of Truman & Edith (__) Tyng. 2. Perley Green, b. 18 April 1823; m.; lived in Stoneham, MA (HOA). 3. Mary Abigail Green, b. 6 Sept 1825 (BVR); d. prob. young. 4. Leonard Franklin Green, b. 2 March 1833; n.f.r. Child by Martha Jane Clark (not in HOA): 5. Mary Elizabeth Green, b. Billerica, MA 21 Jan 1845 (BVR 93); n.f.r. v. WILLIAM GREEN, shoemaker and wheelwright, b. ca. 1801; d. 6 Jan 1865; m. (1) 4 Dec 1843, LOUISA STEARNS, b. ca. 1816, d. 31 Aug 1853; m. (2) SARAH (RIDEOUT) GILSON, who d. Suncook, NH. vi. STEPHEN GREEN, n.f.r. vii. FRANKLIN GREEN, wheelwright, b. ca. 1807; d. 24 April 1856. Descendants of Oliver5 Hartwell & Ruth Farnsworth

6.14 OLIVER6 HARTWELL (Oliver5, Ebenezer4-3, John2, William1) was born probably in Groton, Massachusetts 7 September 1761 (HOA) and died in Stetson, Maine 1 November 1854 (Gs:Clark’s Hill Cemetery). He married first, in Groton 27 March 1789, his first cousin, RACHEL SHATTUCK (GVR 1:83), who was born in Groton 12 July 1767 (GVR 1:218) and died in Dunstable, Massachusetts 12 July 1816, age 49 (DVR 218), daughter of Job and Sarah5 (Samuel4, Ebenezer3, John2, William1) (Hartwell) Shattuck (see #5.10-v). According to HOA, Oliver served in the Revolution as a private in Aquilla Jewett’s Co. of militiamen, Col. James Prescott’s Regiment, which marched from Littleton on the alarm of 19 April 1775. He was one of the Minutemen at Lexington, but arrived too late to engage in the conflict. He 6-13 Sixth Generation fought under Washington, with whom he enjoyed a personal acquaintance, and on several occasions he fought side by side with Gen. Israel Putman [sic]. He was with Capt. Samuel Patch’s company at the battle of Bunker Hill. [Note: This account of Oliver’s Revolutionary service is suspect, in view of the fact that Oliver was only fourteen at the time and that he does not mention this service in his application for a Revolutionary war pension. It is more likely that the above cited service belongs to Oliver4 Hartwell, son of Jonathan and Sarah (Wheeler) Hartwell (see #4.35).] Oliver is almost certainly the man mentioned in a “receipt dated Boston, June 6, 1782, for bounty paid said Hartwell by Thomas Bond, Chairman of Class No. 2 of the town of Groton, to serve in the Continental Army for the term of 3 years; also, Private, 1st co.; order dated Feb. 1, 1783, for wages of May-Dec. [year not given], appearing in a register of orders accepted on account of wages; also, order for clothing, dated March 24, 1783, appearing in a register of orders accepted on account of wages” (MS&SR). On 25 July 1806, Oliver Prescott, John Sheple, James Lewis, Jr. and Calvin Boynton, “the major part of the Selectmen of Groton” petitioned the judge of probates to appoint a guardian for Oliver, since in their judgment, “Oliver Hartwell of said Groton, yeoman, does by excessive drinking, idleness and debauchery so spend waste and lessen his estate as thereby to expose himself and family to want and suffering circumstances and does also thereby endanger and expose the said town of Groton to a charge and expense for his and their maintenance and support.” Job Shattuck, Jr. (Oliver’s brother-in-law) served the citation on Oliver. Oliver failed to appear at the hearing, and the selectmen appointed James Lewis, Jr. of Groton to be his guardian. Witnesses were Job Shattuck, Job Shattuck, Jr., Ezekiel Shattuck, Daniel Shattuck, Noah Shattuck, Jonathan Bennett (all brothers-in-law and/or cousins of Oliver), David Childs and James Braga, Esq. An inventory of Oliver’s estate was exhibited on 28 March 1807, which showed a personal estate of $133.00, less a town order from Selectmen for said Hartwell’s support of widow Eunice Bentrodt from 18 March 1806 to 18 March 1807 for $12.03. On 10 September 1806, Oliver Hartwell appeared before the Selectmen and requested dismissal of his guardian, stating that the reasons the guardian was appointed were untrue. On 20 March 1807, James Lewis, Jr. was dismissed as guardian (Middlesex Probate File 10581). After Rachel’s death in 1816, Oliver went to Maine, as shown by his Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­14 pension application. In a deposition dated Kennebec County, 15 August 1820, Oliver testified that he was 65 years of age, a resident in Palmyra, Somerset County, who served in the Revolutionary war in the company commanded by Captain Bannister and the regiment commanded by Colonel Sheppherd of the line of the State of Massachusetts upon the Continental Establishment for the period of more than two years. He deposed that: “I have no property except my necessary clothing. I have no debts due to me that can be collected, but I owe as much as one hundred dollars. I have no income except my pension from Government. I have no family resident with me. My occupation has been that of a laborer, but from age and infirmity am unable to labor but little. Except the foregoing I have no estate or income whatever” (Revolutionary Pension File). Oliver married second, apparently after 15 August 1820, as her second husband, KEZIAH (MATTHEWS) CHASE, who died in Stetson, Maine 16 September 1840 (HOA; Gs). Keziah was the widow of Mark Chase, by whom she had a daughter, Mary Chase, born ca. 1813 and died in Stetson, ca. 1884. Oliver “was chosen fence viewer in 1823, the first mention of his name on the public records. He was one of the incorporators of Stetson on 28 January 1831” (HOA). Children by Rachel Shattuck, birth dates per HOA, all born probably in Groton and/or Dunstable, Massachusetts: + 7.33 i. SARAH7 HARTWELL, b. 8 Nov 1791; m. DAVID LAKIN. + 7.34 ii. RACHEL HARTWELL, b. 28 Feb 1793; m. JONATHAN LAWRENCE. 7.35 iii. ABEL HARTWELL, b. 1794; n.f.r. 7.36 iv. NANCY HARTWELL, b. 1796; d. probably young. 7.37 v. MARY HARTWELL, b. 1798; d. young. + 7.38 vi. CLARISSA HARTWELL, b. 2 June 1799; m. SAMUEL WILLIAMS. + 7.39 vii. OLIVER HARTWELL, b. 22 Nov 1802; m. LOUISA BENNETT. + 7.40 viii. MARGARET SHATTUCK HARTWELL, b. 9 March 1805; m. RUFUS WILLIAMS. + 7.41 ix. ELIZABETH HARTWELL, b. 15 Jan 1807; m. ROBERT STRAW. 7.42 x. RUTH HARTWELL, b. Dec 1810 (calc.); prob. the unnamed child of Oliver and Rachel who d. Groton, MA -- July 1811, age 8m (GVR 2:230). + 7.43 xi. RICHMOND HARTWELL, b. 29 Jan 1816; m. ABIGAIL NUTTING. Children by Keziah (Matthews) Chase, born in Stetson, Maine: + 7.44 xii. SUMNER HARTWELL, b. 10 Sept 1821; m. JEANNETTE POWERS. 6-15 Sixth Generation

+ 7.45 xiii. NANCY RUTH HARTWELL, b. 5 Oct 1823; m. (1) ROBERT MCKENNEY, (2) SHERBURNE MCKENNEY. + 7.46 xiv. ROXANA S. HARTWELL, b. 5 May 1826; m. ELISHA SKINNER. Descendants of Oliver5 & Hannah (Benedict) (Osborn) Hartwell

6.15 OLIVER6 HARTWELL (Oliver5, Ebenezer4-3, John2, William1) was born probably in Canaan, Connecticut ca. 1765 (calc.) and drowned in the river near Marietta, Ohio 10 December 1813 (HOA). He married in Hagerstown, Maryland ca. 1802, CATHERINE SHRYOCK (HOA), who was born probably there ca. 1767 and died probably in Washington County, Ohio -- September 1863, age 96 years (HOA; findagrave has b. 25 May 1769, d. 20 Sept. 1863), parents unknown. [Note: Five men surnamed Shryock, all from Maryland, are listed in the DAR Patriot Index. The most likely candidate to be Catherine’s father would appear to be “Henry b 10-2-1734 d 12-10-1809 m Catherine Soloday L Col MD”.] Oliver “inherited his father’s restless disposition, and, like him, impatient of restraint, struck out for himself to western Pennsylvania, and in 1794 enlisted in a battalion of light horse, serving under Anthony Wayne against the Indians in Ohio. A cooper by trade, he was among the early settlers of Marietta, Ohio, where he died” (HOA). Children, all born probably in Ohio, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: + 7.47 i. PERMELIA7 HARTWELL, b. 27 March 1803; m. JAMES MCMAHAN. + 7.48 ii. BENJAMIN HARTWELL, b. 5 May 1805; m. (1) ELMINA WOODWARD, (2) MELINDA (BAXTER?) RICHARDSON. + 7.49 iii. OLIVER HARTWELL, b. 15 Dec 1808; m. NANCY EILER. + 7.50 iv. EBENEZER B. HARTWELL, b. 10 Dec 1810; m. MARY ELIZABETH VAN BUSKIRK. 7.51 v. PHEBE L. HARTWELL, b. 10 Feb 1813; d. -- Nov 1836; m. Marion County, OH 23 Nov 1835, MOSES M. ARNOLD (IGI).

6.16 EBENEZER6 HARTWELL (Oliver5, Ebenezer4-3, John2, William1) was born probably in Canaan, Connecticut 25 June 1768 (HOA) and died in Sherburne, New York in 1857 (Gs:North Norwich, NY gives only the year). He married in Norwich, Chenango County, New York ca. 1795 (calc.), in what is supposed to be the first wedding in town, RACHEL MEAD, who was born 12 January 1780 (HOA) and died in Bennington Township, Shiawassee County, Michigan, where she had gone to visit her children, 12 May 1845, age 65 Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­16

(Gs: Alton Cemetery; also recorded on her husband’s stone in North Norwich, NY), daughter of Jonathan and Sarah (Guernsey) Mead. Ebenezer Hartwell, age 40 [sic], is shown on the 1850 federal census in the household of his son, Thompson Hartwell (Federal census, NARA). Children, born in Norwich, Chenango County, New York: + 7.52 i. HANNAH7 HARTWELL, b. 7 March 1797; m. HORACE FLINT. + 7.53 ii. SAMUEL HARTWELL, b. 2 Nov 1798; m. PHEBE PURDY. + 7.54 iii. JONATHAN MEAD HARTWELL, b. 29 July 1801; m. ELIZA CRANDALL. + 7.55 iv. MARY “POLLY” HARTWELL, b. 28 Aug 1802; m. HORACE GREEN. + 7.56 v. BENJAMIN HARTWELL, b. 29 Sept 1804 (Early Years in Smyrna); m. PHILURA TALCOTT. + 7.57 vi. RACHEL DIANTHE HARTWELL, b. 26 Oct 1806; m. JOSIAH PURDY. + 7.58 vii. SARAH HARTWELL, b. 17 June 1808; m. ZENAS WISWELL. + 7.59 viii. HIRAM HARTWELL, b. 2 Oct 1810; m. CELIA ECCLESTON. 7.60 ix. EBENEZER HARTWELL, b. 4 Nov 1813 (Gs; HOA has 1812); d. ca. 1840 (Gs:North Norwich); unmarried. + 7.61 x. [AMOS] THOMPSON HARTWELL, b. 4 Feb 1816; m. LUCY PURDY. + 7.62 xi. REBECCA HARTWELL, b. 21 Feb 1819; m. JAMES PURDY COOK. 7.63 xii. LOWVINIA [sic] HARTWELL, b. 9 April 1821; d. ca. 1843, age 22 (Gs:North Norwich); unmarried.

6.17 BENJAMIN HARLOW6 HARTWELL (Oliver5, Ebenezer4-3, John2, William1) was born probably in Canaan, Connecticut ca. 1772 (calc.) and died in Smyrna, New York 29 October 1848 (Gs:Smyrna Cemetery). He married MARGARET “PEGGY” DIES, who was baptized in St. Paul’s Church, Fredericksburgh, Ontario, Canada 26 September 1790 (correspondence w/Jane Widger) and died in Smyrna, New York 11 September 1857, daughter of Matthew and Eva (van Loon) Dies. Benjamin Harlow went from Cattskill, Greene County to Chenango County, New York (HOA). Widow Margaret and children, George, Harlow and Jane are enumerated on the 1850 federal census in North Norwich, Chenango County, New York (Federal census, NARA). Children, born probably in Schoharie and Chenango Counties, New York: + 7.64 i. CAROLINE7 HARTWELL, b. 5 Oct 1810; m. JACOB HECOX. + 7.65 ii. MARIETTA HARTWELL, b. 24 March 1812; m. ROBERT ISBELL. 7.66 iii. JACOB G. HARTWELL, b. 27 May 1815 (calc.); d. Smyrna, NY 2 March 1841, age 25y 10m (Gs: West Cemetery). 6-17 Sixth Generation

7.67 iv. GEORGE HARTWELL, b. 8 Nov 1818; d. 10 May 1893; unmarried. Living with his sister, Jane Corker on 1880 census (Federal census, NARA). + 7.68 v. JANE HARTWELL, b. ca. 1827 (23 in 1850); m. JOSEPH CORKER. + 7.69 vi. HARLOW HARTWELL, b. 1 Nov 1831 [sic], 21 in 1850); m. HARRIET CORDELIA KENYON. 7.70 vii. [?]MARGARET HARTWELL. Descendants of Samuel & Caroline Matilda (Wright) Hartwell

6.22 JOHN HOLDEN6 HARTWELL (Samuel5-4, Ebenezer3, John2, William1) was born in Groton, Massachusetts 11 November 1806 (GVR 1:106) and died in Germania, Wisconsin 29 January 1900 (Gs:Germania Cemetery). He married in Groton 12 May 1831, his first cousin once removed, CAROLINE SHATTUCK (GVR 2:83), who was born in Groton 14 October 1811 and died in Germania, Wisconsin 28 May 1888 (Gs:Germania Cemetery), daughter of Noah and Anna (Sheple) Shattuck (see #5.10-vii-7). John H. is shown on the 1850 federal census for Groton in a household with “Catherine” [sic] Hartwell, 77, Caroline, 38, children, Diadamia [sic], 17, “idiotic,” John A., 16 “idiotic,” Mary A., 14, Samuel N., 4, and Joseph H. Richardson, age 14 (Federal census, NARA). In 1880 he was in Germania, Marquette County, Wisconsin, with his wife, daughter Susanna and son, John A. (Federal census, NARA). Children, born in Groton, Massachusetts (GVR 1:106-107): 7.71 i. SUSANNA SHATTUCK7 HARTWELL, b. 4 Jan 1833; d. Germania, WI 19 Dec 1896. 7.72 ii. JOHN ALBRO HARTWELL, b. 21 Jan 1834; d. Germania, WI 27 July 1904 (Gs:Germania Cemetery). + 7.73 iii. MARY ANNA HARTWELL, b. 10 Aug 1835; m. JOSEPH HENRY RICHARDSON. 7.74 iv. WILLIAM CHAPLIN HARTWELL, b. 2 Aug 1838 (HOA; not in GVRs); d. 16 Oct 1839. + 7.75 v. SAMUEL NOAH HARTWELL, b. 21 Feb 1845; m. ANGELINE PHILLIPS ELLIS.

6.23 DAVID6 HARTWELL (Samuel5-4, Ebenezer3, John2, William1) was born in Groton, Massachusetts 2 August 1808 (GVR 1:106) and died probably in Valley Center, Kansas 20 September 1878 (Family Register). He married in Groton (int.) 22 August 1833, HARRIET NEWELL HAYWOOD (GVR 2:82), Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­18 who was born probably in Easton, Massachusetts 8 March 1815 (HOA) and died 8 December 1868 (HOA), daughter of Asel and (--) Hayward. The family was in Beverly, Washington County, Ohio in 1840 (Federal census, NARA), Carrollton, Greene County, in 1850 (Federal census, NARA), Rhoads Point, Macoupin County, Illinois in 1860 (Federal census, NARA) and Valley Center, Kansas in 1870. Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 7.76 i. DAVID BRAINARD7 HARTWELL, b. MA, 3 Nov 1834; HOA has d. 21 Jan 1850, but he was enumerated on the census taken 28 Nov 1850. + 7.77 ii. HARRIET NEWELL HARTWELL, b. OH 29 Sept 1839; m. ALFRED T. KETCHUM. 7.78 iii. CAROLINE MATILDA HARTWELL, b. 2 March 1841; d. 24 July 1842. + 7.79 iv. SAMUEL ANSEL VICTORY HARTWELL, b. OH 12 April 1844; m. (1) EMMA LANDON, (2) LULU MCCLELLAN. 7.80 v. LODONI VILDEREE HARTWELL, b. IL 19 Oct 1848; d. 9 April 1856. + 7.81 vi. MARIE ANTOINETTE HARTWELL, b. 16 Oct 1851; m. CHARLES S. TRACY. 7.82 vii. BRIAN VOLNEY HARTWELL, b. 22 Dec 1853; d. 23 May 1878. + 7.83 viii. FANNY ELYSIA HARTWELL, b. 11 April 1856; m. WILLIAM G. JOHNSON.

6.27 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN6 HARTWELL (Samuel5-4, Ebenezer3, John2, William1) was born in Groton, Massachusetts 5 November 1814 (GVR 1:106) and died in Zanesville, Ohio 21 January 1891 (HOA has 15 Sept. 1897). He married in Stow, Massachusetts 28 November 1839, EMMA WHITMAN (SVR 221, also recorded in Groton and Acton), who was born 27 March 1812 (HOA), baptized in Stow 24 May 1812 (SVR 99) and died in Groton, of “chronic bronchitis and shock to nervous system” 22 April 1880, age 68y 26d (MA VR 320:85), daughter of Dr. Charles and Charlotte (Wood) Whitman. Benjamin F. “was sometime principal of Franklin Academy, German- town, PA. Was also a contractor and builder. Lived some years in Littleton, then in western part of Groton” (HOA). He was in Groton for the taking of the 1850 federal census, where he is shown with wife, Emma, daughter Emma C., and sons, Benjamin H. and Harris C. (Federal census, NARA). Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 7.84 i. EMMA JOSEPHINE7 HARTWELL, b. 22 Dec 1840 (HOA); d. Groton, MA 6-19 Sixth Generation

15 March 1842 (GVR 2:229). + 7.85 ii. EMMA C. HARTWELL, b. 20 May 1843 (HOA); m. MARTIN VAN BUREN KENNEDY. 7.86 iii. BENJAMIN HALL HARTWELL, b. Acton 27 Feb 1845 (HOA; not in Acton VRs); d. Ayer 6 Jan 1904 (MA VR 1904/3:246); m. Ayer, Rev. H. Parker officiating, 10 Sept 1879, as her second husband, HELEN EMILY (CLARK) FELCH (MA VR 308:44), b. Groton 12 June 1848 (GVR 1:54), d. Ayer 26 May 1919 (MA VR 4:88), daughter of Eusebius S. and Mary Jane (Shattuck) Clark, and widow of (--) Felch. Benjamin H. “graduated from Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia in 1868; was medical examiner for Massachusetts, and also for U.S. pensions” (HOA). No children. + 7.87 iv. HARRIS COWDRY HARTWELL, b. Groton 28 Dec 1847 (GVR 1:106); m. EFFIE M. F. NEEDHAM. 7.88 v. CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH “LOTTIE” HARTWELL, b. 8 Aug 1851 (MA VR 52:86); d. 27 Dec 1924 (HOA); m. Groton 16 Oct 1872 PHILETUS LATHROP (MA VR 245:196), “agent, resident of Albany, NY,” b. Norwalk, OH 7 Aug 1839 (HOA; marriage record says age 31), d. 31 May 1933 (HOA), son of Duane and Maria B. Lathrop. Philetus “was for some years a glove manufacturer in Gloversville, NY, and treasurer of the Ice and Pressed Brick Co. of Hartford, CT; served in the Civil War and was severely wounded” (HOA). No children.

6.28 JAMES CHAPLIN6 HARTWELL (Samuel5-4, Ebenezer3, John2, William1) was born in Groton, Massachusetts 12 May 1817 (GVR 1:106) and died in Medora, Illinois 22 April 1862 (Gs:Summerville Cemetery; Family Register). He married in Groton 24 September 1841, MARY G. COREY (GVR 2:83), who was born there 10 March 1819 and died in Sedalia, Missouri 22 January 1905 (Gs:Summerville Cemetery), parents unknown. Mary married second, in Macoupin County, Illinois 15 February 1865, LEWIS G. LOOMIS (IL VRs). James C. “removed in 1843 to southern Ohio, later to Carrollton, IL; farmer and carpenter. Mrs. Hartwell was a schoolmate of Ralph Waldo Emerson” (HOA). The family was in Macoupin County [no township listed], Illinois on 7 November 1850 (Federal census, NARA), and Rhoads Point, Macoupin County in 1860 (Federal census, NARA). Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: + 7.89 i. ARTHUR COREY7 HARTWELL, b. MA 20 Sept 1841 (age 8 in 1850); m. MARY ELIZABETH CHALLACOMBE. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­20

7.90 ii. CHARLES C. HARTWELL, b. 3 Nov 1842; d. prob. young. + 7.91 iii. MARY ELIZABETH HARTWELL, b. IL 24 June 1846 (age 3 in 1850); m. WILLIAM BROTHERTON CHALLACOMBE. + 7.92 iv. JUSTIN L. HARTWELL, b. IL 3 Oct 1848 (age 1 in 1850); m. LUCY M. WALKER. + 7.93 v. CORINNE GERTRUDE HARTWELL, b. 17 April 1854; m. ARCHIBALD JEROME DARRAH. + 7.94 vi. ROSALIE L. HARTWELL, b. 18 May 1856; m. JOHN WILLIAM CHALLACOMBE. Descendants of Abraham5 & Mary (Lawrence) Hartwell

6.32 CLARISSA6 HARTWELL (Abraham5, Peter4, John3-2, William1) was born in Spencers Corners, Dutchess County, New York, 10 November 1768 (DAR) and died in North East, New York 19 July 1811 (DAR). She married 19 March 1786, MARTIN EBENEZER WINCHELL (HOA), who was born in North East, New York 20 January 1765 (HOA has 1756) and died there 8 October 1828 (HOA has September), son of James Winchell. He was a farmer on Winchell Mountain, colonel of militia for many years (HOA). Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: i. MARY WINCHELL, b. 25 June 1787; d. 25 Dec 1851; m. 4 April 1808, WAKEMAN BRADLEY, b. Turkey Hills, CT 11 Sept 1783. He was a carpenter, later a merchant in Spencers Corners, NY. Child, per HOA: 1. Martin M. Bradley, b. 29 Jan 1810; d. Newton, CT [date not given]. ii. SYLVIA WINCHELL, b. 19 July 1789; d. 8 June 1855; m. 2 March 1809, Rev. ISAAC ALLERTON, b. 14 Feb 1785, d. Port Crane, NY 14 Feb 1875, son of David and Janet (Montgomery) Allerton of Canterbury, CT. Isaac was pastor of the Baptist Church in North East, NY until 1815, removed later to Sherburne, Norwich, and Carmel, NY thence to , finally settling in Port Jervis, NY. He followed the trade of miller for many years. Children, per HOA: 1. Clarissa Allerton, b. 22 Sept 1810; d. 7 March 1829. 2. Sarah A. Allerton, b. 26 March 1812; d. 6 March 1838; m. 15 Feb 1832, Julius H. Eggleston of North East, NY, b. 8 March 1812, d. 10 April 1843, a farmer. One child. 3. Horace W. Allerton, b. 18 April 1814; m. 10 Dec 1835, Eliza A. Otter of New York City, b. 5 July 1818. He was an oyster 6-21 Sixth Generation

man in the city, removed in 1836 to New Paltz, NY and in 1839 to Port Jervis, NY. He was a miller and a farmer. Seven children. 4. Mary J. Allerton, b. 4 Sept 1816; m. 5 April 1832, Nicholas S. Eggleston, b. 24 March 1808, d. 5 Oct 1870, brother of Julius H. (above). Nicholas was a farmer, removed in 1857 to Mendota, IL. Six children. 5. Frances T. Allerton, b. 17 July 1818; m. (1) -- Aug 1841, Clark Durland, of Port Jervis, NY; divorced; m. (2) -- April 1852, Jacob Ludwig; lived in Fenton, NY. 6. James M. Allerton, b. 18 Aug 1822; m. (1) 4 April 1848, Amelia L. Adams of Durhamville, NY, who d. 14 July 1860; m. (2) 14 Nov 1861, Ellen Goble; divorced; m. (3) -- June 1885, Jane E. Knight. He was a practicing attorney, justice of the peace, land surveyor in Port Jervis, NY. 11 children. 7. John B. Allerton, b. 9 Feb 1825; d. 25 Aug 1843. 8. Isaac Allerton, b. 5 Sept 1828; m. 4 April 1852, Eliza MacDonald of Conklin, NY, b. 20 June 1831. Isaac was a carpenter, settled in Chenango, NY, removed in 1856 to Colesville, NY, in 1862 to Port Crane, NY, in 1886 to Harrisville, MI. 11 children. iii. JAMES MANNING WINCHELL, b. 8 Sept 1791; d. of consumption 22 Feb 1820; m. 21 June 1814, TAMMA THOMPSON, b. 1798, d. 15 June 1820. He graduated from Brown University in 1812; in 1814 installed as pastor of First Baptist Church in Boston, MA, taking a high place in the ministry, associate editor of American Baptist Magazine, an excellent musician, editor of Winchell Watts, looked upon as destined to the presidency of Brown. Children, per HOA: 1. Sarah C. Winchell, b. 18 April 1815; d. 28 April 1875; m. 1 Dec 1836, James D. Forbes of Perth Amboy, NJ, b. 11 Feb 1809, d. 23 Sept 1849. He was a merchant in Troy, NY. Three children. 2. Mary A. Winchell, b. 8 Feb 1817; d. 29 Dec 1850; m. 27 June 1844, the Rev. George T. Todd; of Fond du Lac, WI. Three children. 3. Louisa T. Winchell, b. 17 Dec 1818; d. Troy, NY 6 Aug 1866; m. 18 June 1846, Thomas D. Sterling of Buffalo, NY. She was reared and educated by her aunt Bradley. iv. ABRAHAM WINCHELL, b. 5 April 1794; d. 4 April 1843; m. 22 Aug 1840, JOANNA HUTCHINSON of North East, NY. Abraham Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­22

graduated from Harvard, settled in practice of law at North East, removed later to Dryden, NY; farmer. v. HORACE WINCHELL, b. 12 Aug 1796; d. 27 June 1873; m. 16 Dec 1823, CAROLINE MCALLISTER of Salisbury, CT, b. 19 April 1806. Horace settled in Salisbury. He had received an academic education, was a school teacher, inclined to controversy on religious subjects, publishing several books in that line; a fine mathematician, and possessed of much mechanical skill. Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 1. Alexander Winchell, b. North East, NY 31 Dec 1824 (HOA has 1834); d. Ann Arbor, MI 19 Feb 1891; m. 10 Dec 1849, Julia Frances Lines, b. 29 Oct 1825, daughter of James U. and Lorina Lines of Utica, NY. He graduated from Wesleyan Univ. in 1847, professor and principal of academies in NY, NJ and AL; professor of natural sciences at Michigan Univ. 1853; later state geologist, an authority in that science; published over 210 books, pamphlets, essays on geology, natural science, anthropology, evolution and kindred subjects, notable among them Sketches of Creation, The Preadamites, Sparks from a Geologist’s Hammer, Darwinism, etc. (20th Century Biographical Dictionary of Notable Americans). Five children. 2. Clarissa Winchell, b. 4 June 1827; d. 23 Oct 1842. 3. Martin E. Winchell, b. 14 Oct 1829; d. Louisiana 1 May 1864; m. 8 Oct 1853, Mary Ryckman of New York City. He was a teacher for some years in schools and academies, graduated in medicine at Yale in 1853 and practiced in New York with a high reputation. In Jan 1864 he went to Louisiana to operate an abandoned plantation, expecting military protection, but on the morning of 1 May, he was attacked and killed by guerrillas, together with a number of his negro hands. His wife, who was in delicate health, was pursued by them to the woods and finally escaped. Later she was a teacher in New York. One child. 4. Laura C. Winchell, b. 31 Oct 1832; d. 2 March 1858; m. 24 May 1853, John Miles of Lenox, [MA, NY?], who d. 1867. One child. 5. Newton H. Winchell, b. 17 Dec 1839; m. 24 Aug 1864, Charlotte S. Imus, b. Shaftsbury, VT 28 May 1836. He graduated from Michigan University in 1866, working his way through college. He was principal of high schools in Michigan, later professor at Univ., and director of 6-23 Sixth Generation

geological surveys in that state. Five children. 6. Antoinette C. Winchell, b. 4 Feb 1841; m. 6 Aug 1861, Edward Johnson of Lynn, MA b. 20 April 1831. He graduated from Wesleyan in 1856; professor in East Maine Conference Seminary, later at Amenia, NY, Pittsburgh, PA, Lasell Female Seminary at Auburndale, MA, and at Stanstead, Quebec, Canada. In 1868 he took charge of a classical school in Lynn, resigned in 1881, and opened a book store. Two children. 7. Samuel R. Winchell, b. 26 Nov 1843; m. 2 Aug 1870, Calplaurnia A. Corson [sic] of Birmingham, MI, b. 10 July 1845, a student at Albion College. He graduated from Univ. of MI in 1870, principal of high schools in MI and WI. He established a weekly educational paper in , IL, which he relinquished in 1882, engaging with the Chicago branch of D. Appleton & Co. The same year went to Boston, MA in their interest, until 1886, when he with others, organized the Interstate Publishing Co. Three children. 8. Charles McAllister Winchell, b. 18 Dec 1845; m. 4 March 1878 Isabel Killian of Washington, IN b. 1858. He graduated from Michigan Univ. in 1873, was on U.S. lake survey, later on Mississippi River survey. Four children. vi. THIRZA WINCHELL, b. Turkey Hills, NY (sic), 26 Aug 1798; d. Dryden, NY, 2 Sept 1854; m. 15 Oct 1817, JAMES TRIPP, b. Ancram, NY, 30 Aug 1791, d. Dryden, NY, 6 May 1879, a farmer. Children, per HOA: 1. Mariette Tripp, b. 24 Feb 1819; d. 8 Aug 1837. 2. Rensselaer W. Tripp, b. 29 Dec 1822; d. Cortland, NY, 18 Dec 1895; m. 6 Dec 1848, Minerva Jameson, b. Dryden, NY, 22 Jan 1827, d. Cortland, 13 March 1886. Four children. 3. Martin E. Tripp, b. 30 Sept 1825; m. 16 Jan 1856, Eliza J. Burton of Dryden, NY. He was a farmer in Dryden. 4. Hiram H. Tripp, b. 1 Oct 1833; d. young. 5. Charity A. Tripp, b. 25 Feb 1835; m. (1) Hiram Hamblin; removed to Pine Plains, NY, where he was killed by a kick from a horse; m. (2) 22 Jan 1856, Charles Sperry of Dryden, NY. A daughter m. Dr. Samuel Robertson of Canastota, NY. 6. Tamma L. Tripp, b. 10 June 1836; d. young. vii. ALMIRA WINCHELL, b. 26 Oct 1800; d. 3 April 1847; m. 11 Nov 1817, WALTER WAKEMAN of Sherman, CT, b. 21 Dec 1788, d. 10 Sept 1868. He was a farmer in Millerton, NY. Children, per HOA: Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­24

1. Orrin Wakeman, b. 7 Nov 1818; m. (1) 12 Sept 1843, Chloe Sheldon of North East, NY, b. 27 Feb 1823, d. 12 May 1861; m. (2) 15 April 1862, Frances Pulver of Stanford, NY, b. 10 April 1831. He was a farmer on the homestead, deacon of the Baptist Church, much employed in settlement of estates. Eight children. 2. Julia M. Wakeman, b. 10 Aug 1820; d. 3 Nov 1869; m. 29 Aug 1844, William Sheldon of North East, NY, b. 18 July 1816, d. 1 Oct 1855, farmer. Five children. 3. Jane A. Wakeman, b. 7 Aug 1822; d. 21 Dec 1881; m. 8 Sept 1858, as his 2nd wife, the Rev. George Kempton, pastor of the Baptist Church of North East, NY from 1851-1860. 4. Charlotte A. Wakeman, b. 15 Nov 1824; d. 2 Sept 1861; m. 22 June 1853, Oliver Chamberlain of Amenia, NY, b. 19 Aug 1818, d. 18 April 1884; merchant. Two children. 5. Chloe Wakeman, b. 3 April 1827; d. 7 Aug 1846. 6. Martin E. Wakeman, b. 4 Feb 1830; d. 6 Oct 1851. 7. Louise R. Wakeman, b. 15 Feb 1832; d. 31 Oct 1849. 8. James M. Wakeman, b. 1 May 1834; d. 14 April 1874; m. 28 Aug 1867, Anna E. Wicks of Brockport, NY, b. 2 April 1859 [sic]. Two children. 9. Harriet P. Wakeman, b. 30 Sept 1836; m. 2 Feb 1860, Major Henry Woodworth of Salisbury, CT, b. 2 July 1815; farmer. Two children. viii. LEWIS WINCHELL, b. 1 Nov 1802; d. 13 March 1869; lived with his brother George R. ix. LOUISA WINCHELL, b. 30 March 1805; d. 22 May 1834; m. EDMUND REID, b. 28 Dec 1805, d. Bethany, PA, ca. 1857. Children, per HOA: 1. Maria Reid, b. 13 Feb 1826; m. (--) Beardsley, who d. in CA -- Aug 1857. There was a daughter b. about New Year’s 1857. 2. Martin Winchell Reid, b. 5 Dec 1828; was in Dyberry, PA in 1865. x. RENSSELAER WINCHELL, b. 9 March 1807; d. by scalding, 16 Sept 1808. xi. GEORGE R. WINCHELL, b. 22 March 1809; d. 2 Feb 1870; m. 4 Nov 1834, MARY BROWN, who d. -- April 1875. He was a farmer on the Winchell homestead; some years colonel of militia, refusing promotion; deacon of the Baptist Church. Children, per HOA: 1. Helen B. Winchell, b. 4 Nov 1840; m. 4 Dec 1867, Vienna 6-25 Sixth Generation

Rowley of Egremont, MA, b. 7 July 1843, d. 25 July 1883; a successful farmer on the homestead. Five children. 2. Julia E. Winchell, b. 19 Aug 1842; m. (1) 25 Oct 1866, Henry Bushnell of Salisbury, CT, b. 1840, d. 3 April 1884; m. (2) Myron Conklin of Ypsilanti, MI. Six children. 3. Belle Winchell, b. 29 Feb 1848; m. 26 June 1872, William E. Penny of Watertown, CT, b. 15 May 1844. He was postmaster at Millerton, NY from 1872 to 1885. Four children. 4. Sarah Winchell, b. 29 July 1853; d. 1 July 1862.

6.33 ABRAHAM6 HARTWELL (Abraham5, Peter4, John3-2, William1) was born probably in North East, Dutchess County, New York 29 Jul 1772 (HOA) and died in Cooperstown, New York 2 February 1818, age 45 (10,000 Vital Records of Eastern, NY 1777-1834, citing Otsego Herald of 2/9). “He married (--) FULLER, settled in North East, NY. Little is known of his family” (HOA). Abraham is shown on the 1800 federal census in Dutchess County, New York with a family of one male under 10, one male between 10-16, one male 16-26, two males 26-45, two males over 45, one female 10-16, one female 16-26, one female 26-45, one female over 45, and one slave, which is a lot more people than are accounted for by HOA’s biographical sketch of the family. Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 7.95 i. ABRAHAM7 HARTWELL, b. ca. 1794, “got into some difficulty and went to Alabama.” + 7.96 ii. LUTHER HARTWELL, b. ca. 1795; m. (1) HARRIET BENJAMIN, (2) MISS TRACY.

6.35 SARAH6 HARTWELL (Abraham5, Peter4, John3-2, William1) was born probably in North East, Dutchess County, New York 8 November 1776 (HOA) and died 27 April 1827 (Gs., courtesy of James Allison; HOA has 21 April 1820). She married THOMAS B. PAYNE of North East, NY, who was born ca. 1772 and died 29 October 1823 (HOA). Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: i. DAVID PAYNE, b. ca. 1804; d. 21 Jan 1808. ii. LUTHER PAYNE, b. ca. 1810; d. 19 Oct 1850. iii. ANNA L. PAYNE, b. ca. 1818; d. 28 Feb 1841. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­26

6.36 LAWRENCE6 HARTWELL (Abraham5, Peter4, John3-2, William1) was born probably in North East, Dutchess County, New York (IGI has Salisbury, CT), 29 October 1779 (HOA) and died in Eaton Rapids, Michigan between the taking of the 1850 and 1860 federal censuses (IGI has 1857). He married first, probably in Monroe County, New York ca. 1799, ESTHER HILL, about whom no information is given. [Note: Lawrence may have deserted his first wife. A descendant of Elizabeth Marie (Hartwell) DeLong has a long, sad poem supposedly composed by Elizabeth’s mother, Esther Hartwell, in 1810. In it, Esther laments the desertion of her husband and his taking of her three children from her, and bemoans her illness. Some stanzas ask God to punish him, and others wish for her own death. It is hard to know, at this point in time, just what the circumstances may have been, or whether this is, in fact, the correct family.] Lawrence married second, probably also in Monroe County, New York ca. 1826, BETSY (__), who was born in Massachusetts or New York, ca. 1805/6 (age 55 in 1860; 74 in 1880) and was living as a widow in Eaton Rapids, Michigan, with her married daughter Maria Leader in 1860 (Federal census, NARA), and with her son, William, in Dimondale, Michigan in 1880 (Federal census, NARA). “With his first wife he raised a family near Rochester, New York. The family by the second wife settled in Canton, Michigan in 1834” (Densmore, 1891 Report). The 1800 federal census shows Lawrence in Dutchess County, New York as the head of a household consisting of one male between 16-26, one female under 10 and one female between 16-26. He has not been found on the 1810 census, but he is undoubtedly the Lawrence Hartwell in Gates, Genesee County in 1820, and Greece, Monroe County in 1830. Wayne County, Michigan, land records show that on 15 October 1835, Lawrence Hartwell of Monroe County [state not given] purchased from the 40 acres, being the S. W. quarter of Sec. 17, Township 2, S. Range, S. E. in Detroit (Certificate #12253, Andrew Jackson, President). A parcel of this land was sold by Lawrence and Betsy in 1853. The 1850 federal census for Canton Township, Wayne County, Michigan shows Lawrence Hartwell, 70, farmer, b. NY; Betsy, 46, b. NY; Jane, 18, b NY; Janett, 14, b. MI; Maria, 10, b MI; and William, 7, b MI. Known child by Esther Hill, born in New York: + 7.97 i. ELIZABETH MARIE7 HARTWELL, b. 11 March 1806; m. HENRY DELONG. 6-27 Sixth Generation

Children, probably by Betsy (__), born as indicated: + 7.98 ii. ORVILLE HARTWELL, b. ca. 1827; m. (1) MARY JANE COLE, (2) ELIZABETH (__). 7.99 iii. JANE HARTWELL, b. New York ca. 1832; m. Wayne Co., MI, 12 Aug 1852, NELSON BLASS (MI VRs); n.f.r. 7.100 iv. JANETT HARTWELL, b. MI, ca. 1836. + 7.101 v. MARIA HARTWELL, b. MI, ca. 1840; m. (1) CHARLES H. LEADER, (2) ISAIAH FERRIS. + 7.102 vi. WILLIAM AUGUSTUS HARTWELL, b. MI, ca. 1843; m. MARIA MEAD.

6.37 NILES6 HARTWELL (Abraham5, Peter4, John3-2, William1) was born probably in North East, Dutchess County, New York, 29 July 1782 (HOA) and died there 19 December 1843, age 61 years (Gs: Spencer’s Corner Burying Ground). He married 30 September 1819, Rev. John Buttolph officiating, MARY WINCHELL (10,000 VRs of Eastern NY 1777-1834, citing the Poughkeepsie Journal of 10/13). Mary was born 12 July 1796 (HOA) and died 1 August 1871, age 75y 18d (Gs: Spencer’s Corner Burying Ground), daughter of Philo Mills and Mary (Bishop) Winchell of North East, New York. Niles went to Pine Plains, New York ca. 1810 as a clerk for Hoffman & Winchell in their old red store. When Mr. Hoffman retired ca. 1821, Niles became a partner with Mr. Winchell under the name “Winchell & Hartwell.” In 1832 Niles opened his own store which he ran until about 1842 when Mr. Winchell retired and Niles took over Winchell’s former place in partnership with David Dykeman in a firm known as “Hartwell & Dykeman.” Niles and Mary were members of the Baptist church in Pine Plains (www.usgennet.org/usa/ny/town/pineplains/Surnames.html). Children, born in Pine Plains, New York, dates per HOA: 7.103 i. MARY W.7 HARTWELL, b. 22 Dec 1820; d. 11 July 1871, age 50y 6m 19d (Gs: Spencer’s Corners Cemetery); m. (1) ca. 1847, WILLIAM J. BIRD of Ancram, NY, a merchant; m. (2) LEWIS F. MINARD of Brooklyn, NY, a R.R. conductor who d. 11 July 1871. 7.104 ii. JULIA L. HARTWELL, b. 1824; d. 26 Jan 1847, age 23 (Gs: Spencer’s Corners Burying Ground). + 7.105 iii. CHLOE HARTWELL, b. 13 Feb 1826; m. JOHN F. HULL. 7.106 iv. SARAH CLARISSA HARTWELL, b. 3 June 1836; d. 31 Oct 1837, age 1y 4m 28d (Gs: Spencer’s Corner Burying Ground).

6.39 NATHANIEL6 HARTWELL (Abraham5, Peter4, John3-2, William1) was born Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­28 probably in Dutchess County, New York 29 September 1787 (HOA) and died 10 October 1827, age 40 years (Gs: Spencer’s Corners Burying Ground). He was “of North East, New York” when he married in Salisbury, Connecticut 26 December 1822, SUSAN REED (Barbour), who was born in Salisbury 8 December 1795 (HOA) and drowned 7 April 1860 (HOA). She married second, 19 September 1832, as his second wife, ETHEL BENEDICT, who was born in Salisbury 15 November 1787 and died in Sharon, Connecticut, 27 September 1865, son of Nathaniel and Jerusha (Ferry) Benedict. Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 7.107 i. ABRAHAM7 HARTWELL, b. 13 Nov 1823; d. young. 7.108 ii. LUTHER B. HARTWELL, b. 5 Sept 1825; d. 18 Sept 1827, age 2y (Gs., courtesy of James Allison). 7.109 iii. EDWIN N. HARTWELL, b. posthumously, 25 Dec 1827; d. Sharon, CT 16 May 1902 (Gs: Hillside Cemetery); m. Sharon, CT 26 Dec 1847, LUCY A. BENEDICT (Barbour), b. Sharon 29 March 1825, d. 9 June 1905, daughter of Abel and Wealthy (Wheeler) Benedict. Edwin “was a farmer, removed with his mother to Sharon, CT, in 1832. Selectman four different periods; member of the legislature in 1865.” On 30 July 1872, Edwin was given a patent for an improvement in Ox-Bow pins (Patent #129,888). He and Lucy were in Sharon, CT in 1880 (Federal census, NARA). No known children. Descendants of Ebenezer5 & Hannah (Bangs) Hartwell

6.40 PETER6 HARTWELL (Ebenezer5, Peter4, John3-2, William1) was born probably in Dutchess County, New York 11 October 1767 (transcribed birth record) or more likely 1769 and died in Portland, Ontario, Upper Canada 8 March 1828, age 59 years (HOA). He married 12 June 1791, his first cousin, LUCY SCHOFIELD (HOA), who was born ca. 1776 and died in Portland, Ontario, Canada 8 March 1848 (HOA), daughter of Dr. James and Martha5 (Peter4, John3-2, William1) (Hartwell) Schofield (see #5.24-i). Peter “settled in Dutchess Co., NY, removed about 1800 to Canada, established smelting works 26 miles back of Brockville at Furnace Falls, later Lyndhurst. Meeting with indifferent success, he engaged in farming in Bastard, Ontario, where he died” (HOA). Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: + 7.110 i. EBENEZER7 HARTWELL, b. 24 March 1792; m. (1) MARY SUMNER, (2) BELVIDERE STEVENS. 6-29 Sixth Generation

+ 7.111 ii. JAMES HARTWELL, b. 4 June 1794; m. AMELIA EBERSON. + 7.112 iii. JOSEPH KING HARTWELL, b. 24 Oct 1796; m. (1) ANN CAMPBELL, (2) MARY J. CAMPBELL. 7.113 iv. PAULINE HARTWELL, b. 1798(?); m. (1) HARVEY MOTT, who d.; m. (2) (--) DUFFY. She had several children by Mott, most of whom went west. + 7.114 v. ALBERT HARTWELL, b. 1800(?); m. RUTH BROWN. 7.115 vi. MARTHA HARTWELL, b. 1802(?); m. (--) BEACH, became Mormons, went to Nauvoo, IL.

6.41 RUTH6 HARTWELL (Ebenezer5, Peter4, John3-2, William1) was born probably in Dutchess County, New York say 1770/71. She probably married STEPHEN GARY, who sometimes went by the names HORACE HARTWELL and/or WILLIAM MUNSON. Ruth was not mentioned in her father’s will, but The Rutland Herald of 1 August 1796 contained the following ‘advertisement:’ “N. Lee of Castleton declared that Jenny, the wife of General Eli Cogswell and Ruth, the daughter of Ebenezer Hartwell, both of Castleton, had been spreading ‘scandalous obscene reports’ regarding one Betsey Smith.” This item together with the fact that Horace Hartwell (also not mentioned in Ebenezer’s will) sold his share of Ebenezer’s estate to Coleman Hartwell, would seem to prove Ruth’s existence. Children, per HOA: i. STEPHEN GARY, killed by a train in Castleton, VT; twice m. ii. ARCHIBALD GARY, went to Garrettsville, OH, where his sister lived; unmarried. iii. SARAH GARY, b. ca. 1840; possibly m. (--) UDALL.

6.42 EBENEZER6 HARTWELL (Ebenezer5, Peter4, John3-2, William1) was born probably in Dutchess County, New York 14 June 1772 (transcribed birth record) and died probably in Castalia, Erie County, Ohio 15 November 1848 (Gs: Sandhill Cemetery is illegeble). He married first, apparently in a double wedding with his brother John (see below), 1 February 1801, MARY LOVEKIN, who was born in Kilcolman, County Cork, Ireland 3 March 1779 (IAT), and died in Erie County, Ohio 12 July 1829 (Gs: Sandhill Cemetery), daughter of Richard and Sarah (Patrickson) Lovekin, and sister of John Hartwell’s wife Eliza (see below). He perhaps married second, in Huron County, Ohio, 11 March 1830, LOUISA MARY POWELL. A descriptive list from Clarke, Ontario, Canada, dated 11 June 1801, Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­30 describes Ebenezer as “age 26, 5’ 8½”, black hair, fracture on right side of head.” According to HOA, Ebenezer “moved to Canada, then in 1815 to Huron County, Ohio.” This is confirmed by the 1820 and 1830 censuses of Huron County. Known children, all born probably in Clarke, Ontario, Canada, dates per HOA: + 7.116 i. RICHARD LOVEKIN7 HARTWELL, b. 15 Nov 1801; m. ELIZA HUITT. 7.117 ii. SALLY PATRICKSON E. HARTWELL, b. 29 Jan 1803; d. Margaret, OH 1 May 1830; perhaps m. Huron Co., OH 29 Dec 1822 , EZEKIEL SAMPSON (IGI). 7.118 iii. HORACE HARTWELL, b. -- Nov 1804; d. Clarke, Ont. -- Nov 1814, age 10. 7.119 iv. MARTHA “PATTY” HARTWELL, b. 6 April 1806; d. North Point, MO 31 Jan 1870 (IAT); m. ISAAC B. SMITH (or did she m. Huron Co., OH 25 July 1827, HENRY COLE, per IGI?); n.f.r. 7.120 v. MARY HARTWELL, b. 6 April 1808; d. Margaret, OH 8 March 1872; m. (1) Berlin, OH 21 Sept 1824 (OH VRs), LEVI PRENTICE; m. (2) NELSON P. SPRAGUE; m. (3) HIRAM BARNES. 7.121 vi. ROXANA HARTWELL, b. 23 March 1810; d. Castalia, OH 11/18 Nov 1827, age 17y (Gs: Sandhill Cemetery). + 7.122 vii. JOHN D. HARTWELL, b. 27 Nov 1811; m. ELIZABETH “BETSY” SPRAGUE. + 7.123 viii. HENRY DEARBORN HARTWELL, b. 11 Aug 1813; m. (1) SARAH ROGERS, (2) ELIZABETH “BETSY” E. ROGERS. + 7.124 ix. ELIZA LOVEKIN HARTWELL, b. 11 July 1815; m. (1) BENJAMIN ROGERS, (2) STEPHEN ROGERS.

6.43 JOHN6 HARTWELL (Ebenezer5, Peter4, John3-2, William1) was born probably in or near Northeast, Dutchess County, New York 11 February 1773 (transcribed birth record) or (more likely) 11 February 1774 and died in Deep Cut, Welland Canal, in “Upper Canada” 28 July 1828 (Columbia Centinel of 20 Aug 1828). He married in Clarke, Upper Canada, apparently in a double wedding with his brother Ebenezer (above), 1 February 1801, ELIZA LOVEKIN, who was born in Kilcolman, County Cork, Ireland 4 August 1778 and died in Rochester, New York 9 October 1854 (HOA has 1834), age 76 years, daughter of Richard and Sarah (Patrickson) Lovekin. Children, all except Harriet S. born in Clarke, Upper Canada: + 7.125 i. WILLIAM7 HARTWELL, b. 1 Dec 1801; m. MARTHA MARIA SCHOFIELD. 6-31 Sixth Generation

+ 7.126 ii. ELIZA HARTWELL, b. 23 Dec 1803; m. SEYMOUR BOUGHTON TREADWELL. 7.127 iii. THOMAS HARTWELL, b. 18 Aug 1804; d. Rochester, NY 29 Nov 1836, age 32y; unmarried. + 7.128 iv. HANNAH HARTWELL, b. 18 Feb 1806; m. (1) ISRAEL SMITH, (2) HARLOW HAMBLETON SEAVER. 7.129 v. IRA HARTWELL, d. infancy. 7.130 vi. IRA HARTWELL (again), d. infancy. + 7.131 vii. LOUISA (HOA has Laura) HARTWELL, b. 14 Sept 1811; m. NEHEMIAH BEACH NORTHROP. 7.132 viii. ALMIRA HARTWELL, b. 13 May 1814; d. Adrian, MI 4 Nov 1846; m. Pittsford, NY 23 Nov 1835, MILTON N. HALSEY, b. prob. Chatham, NY ca. 1815, d. Adrian, MI. No surviving children. 7.133 ix. HARRIET SOPHIA HARTWELL, b. Pittsford, NY 14 Nov 1817; d. near John Day, OR 26 Jan 1897; m. (1) Mishawauka, IN 29 May 1859, THEODORE P. DEANE, who d. Canyon City, OR 9 Dec 1879; m. (2) 15 March 1883, JOHN SEGERDAHL, b. Sweden ca. 1807, d. OR 4 Nov 1896, age 89y. No children.

6.45 ASENATH6 HARTWELL (Ebenezer5, Peter4, John3-2, William1) was born probably in Dutchess County, New York 23 December 1777 (transcribed birth record) and died in Stony Creek, Warren County, New York ca. 1841 (Gs:Stony Creek Cemetery). She married, ca. 1799, as his second wife, DANIEL GILL, who was born in Norwich, Norfolk County, England 1 October 1756 and died in Stony Creek, New York 20 June 1844 (Gs:Stony Creek Cemetery). Daniel Gill first appears in America when he enlisted at Rhode Island, 20 June 1777, in the 54th Regiment of Foot, British Infantry. Why he joined a British regiment is not known. He was with the company in New York, and then traveled with them to St. John, New Brunswick, where he deserted 28 August 1787, and went into Vermont. He married first, JESSIE CAMPBELL (some sources give SARAH SLUYTER), about whom nothing is known. They had several children, including Susan who married IRA HARTWELL (#6.47 below). [Note: Asenath’s descendant, Marilyn Booth Manzella, provided much of the information on this family.] Children, first three born probably in Castleton, Vermont, rest in Warren Co., New York: i. ALMIRA GILL, b. ca. 1800; d. Indiana [date not given]; m. ca. 1816, Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­32

(--) MILLIS. ii. HANNAH GILL, b. ca. 1805; m. ca. 1822, LEONARD WELLS, b. Leverett, MA 29 April 1801 (MA Births), d. Weyauwega, WI 6 Sept 1886 (WI Deaths). They were in Hadley, Saratoga Co., NY on the 1850 federal census. Probable children, per 1850 census (Federal census, NARA). 1. Sophia Wells, b. ca. 1827. 2. Lucy Wells, b. ca. 1829. 3. [?]Columbus Wells, b. ca. 1831 (living with his uncle Ebenezer Gill in 1850). 4. Mira Wells, b. ca. 1833. 5. Jane Wells, b. ca. 1837. 6. Wallace Wells, b. ca. 1840. iii. NELSON GILL, a noted temperence worker, b. ca. 1807; d. Oshkosh, WI after 1880; m. ca. 1828, Louise M. (__); two or three daughters. iv. CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS GILL, b. 5 May 1809; d. 29 March 1884; m. 22 July 1833, LURANA KATHAN, b. Dummerston, VT 24 May 1813, d. ca. 1894. They lived in Athol, Warren Co., NY in 1850. Probable children, per 1850 census (Federal census, NARA) and HOA: 1. Lodema Gill, b. 31 March 1834; m. 28 Dec 1850, Darius Cudney of Creek Center, NY b. ca. 1824. Eight children. 2. John J. Gill, b. 9 Oct 1835; d. 4 Nov 1855. 3. Daniel Gill, b. 16 Oct 1837; m. 27 Jan 1864, (--) Cudney, daughter of Albert Cudney. Daniel was in the livery business at Creek Center, NY. Four children. 4. Charles Gill, merchant, b. ca. 1840; m. 24 Dec 1867, (--) Burnes, daughter of Michael Burnes. Four children. 5. Orinda Gill, b. 31 March 1842; m. 21 Oct 1868, Andrew J. Aldrich, b. ca. 1843. Three children. 6. Miles C. Gill, physician, b. 21 Jan 1845; m. 9 Oct 1871,(--) Cameron, daughter of David Cameron. Two children. 7. Dudley Gill, farmer, b. 21 Nov 1849; m. 9 Aug 1882, (--) Fuller, daughter of Chester Fuller. One child. 8. Mary Gill, b. 27 July 1852; m. 18 Feb 1886, Warren H. Darling of Conklinville, NY, b. 17 Sept 1851, a merchant and post master in Palmer, NY. v. EBENEZER HARTWELL GILL, b. ca. 1811 (39 in 1850); m. ca. 1836, MARY (__), b. ca. 1821. They lived in Hadley, Saratoga Co., NY in 1850. Probable children, per 1850 census (Federal census, NARA): 6-33 Sixth Generation

1. Emaline Gill, b. ca. 1842. 2. Mason Gill, b. ca. 1843. 3. Philista Gill, b. ca. 1848. [Note: HOA also lists “Alice, lived in Oshkosh, WI; Susan, m. J. H. Ward of Oshkosh.”] vi. LUCY A. GILL, b. ca. 1815; d. probably young. vii. JAMES M. GILL, b. Hadley, Warren Co., NY 17 Nov 1817; d. Thurman, NY 2 Aug 1902 (findagrave has 1901); m. (1) NANCY PERKINS, b. 24 April 1826, d. Stony Creek, NY 25 March 1860 (findagrave has 1870); m. (2) 12 Jan 1860 [sic], OLIVE GALLUP, b. 18 Dec 1839, d. 13 July 1872 (findagrave). Child by Nancy Perkins, per 1850 Census: 1. Fanny Gill, b. Stony Creek, NY 1 Nov 1847; d. Albany, NY 19 Apr 1937; m. 1864 William Lawton. Children by Olive Gallup, per Marilyn Booth Manzella: 2. Chester Gill, b. West Day, NY 4 March 1859; d. Albany, NY 15 April 1936; m. 1888, Phebe Austin. 3. Ida Gill, b. 7 Nov 1862; d. Easton, NY 20 July 1878. 4. Iva Gill, b. 15 Dec 1863; d. 10 Nov 1921; m. 2 Dec 1891, William Welch. 5. Dennis Gill, b. Stony Creek, NY 29 Jan 1865; d. Corinth, NY 10 April 1933; unmarried. 6. Lodema Gill, b. Stony Creek, NY 4 June 1867; d. Greenwich, NY 22 Sept 1929; m. Ballston Spa, NY 8 Dec 1883, Orrin Lambert Booth. viii. ASENATH “SINA” GILL, b. ca. 1820; m. ca. 1838, TIMOTHY MESSENGER, b. VT ca. 1819, probably son of Luther Messenger. HOA says “resided in Weyauwega, WI,” but they were in Athol, Warren Co., NY for the taking of the 1850 federal census. Probable children, per 1850 census (Federal census, NARA): 1. John W. Messenger, b. ca. 1843. 2. Mary E. Messenger, b. ca. 1845. 3. Louisa/Laura(?) Messenger, b. ca. 1847. 4. Charles Messenger, b. March 1850.

6.46 COLEMAN6 HARTWELL (Ebenezer5, Peter4, John3-2, William1) was born probably in Dutchess County, New York 5 December 1779 (transcribed birth record) and died probably in New Durham, Indiana 7 February 1837 (HOA). He married 12 May 1784 [sic] (HOA), EUNICE “EMMA” A. CUSHMAN, who was born in Rhode Island ca. 1786 and died 15 May 1838 (HOA), parents not Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­34 identified. Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 7.134 i. LUCY7 HARTWELL, d. infancy. + 7.135 ii. MARY HARTWELL, b. 29 Dec 1805; m. MINER S. KING. + 7.136 iii. SUSANNA/LORAINE HARTWELL; m. BAILEY M. PERKINS. + 7.137 iv. WILLIAM C. HARTWELL, b. 18 July 1811; m. RUTH AMBLER. + 7.138 v. HIRAM HARTWELL, b. 31 March 1818; m. MARTHA H. WRIGHT. 7.139 vi. ALBERT D. HARTWELL, b. 15 May 1820; d. New Durham, IN ca. 1847. [Note: an unidentified “Absalom” Hartwell, age 30, was in the household of Daniel Wooley in New Durham, Indiana in 1850 (Federal census, NARA).] + 7.140 vii. HORACE F. HARTWELL, b. 1 Nov 1823; m. MARY JANE SMITH. 7.141 viii. GEORGE HARTWELL; m. & had two daughters. + 7.142 ix. HARRIET C. HARTWELL, b. 15 May 1826; m. DANIEL PARRISH.

6.47 IRA6 HARTWELL (Ebenezer5, Peter4, John3-2, William1) was born in Barrington, Connecticut 5 July 1782 (cemetery record) and died in Castleton, Vermont 1 August 1862, aged 80y 27d (VT VRs; Gs:Castleton Cemetery). He married 2 December 1814, SUSAN GILL, who was born in New York state 4 February 1792 (calc.) and died in Castleton 9 August 1877, aged 85y 6m 5d (VT VRs), daughter of Daniel and Sarah or Jessie (Sluyter or Campbell) Gill. Daniel Gill later married Ira’s sister Asenath (see #6.45, above). Children, born in Castleton, Vermont: + 7.143 i. CALISTA7 HARTWELL, b. 15 Oct 1815; m. ASAHEL P. POND. 7.144 ii. ORAMEL HARTWELL, b. 13 April 1819; d. Castleton, VT of tuberculosis, 9 March 1898, 79y 10m 20d (VT VRs; Gs:Castleton Cem.); m. 12 Sept 1852, MARY JANE MCLEAN (HOA), b. Castleton 15 Oct 1832, d. there 13 March 1918, age 85y 4m 27d (VT VRs; Gs:Castleton Cem.). On 1880 federal census in Castleton (Federal census, NARA). No recorded children. [Note: HOA Supplement says that Oramel m. (2) Mary J. Hart, but Mary J. McLean and Mary J. Hart were the same person.] 7.145 iii. NANCY ELEANOR HARTWELL, b. 12 Sept 1826; d. 8 Jan 1842, age 15y 4m (Gs: Crystal Beach Cemetery, Bomoseen).

6.48 THOMAS6 HARTWELL (Ebenezer5, Peter4, John3-2, William1) was born probably in Dutchess County, New York 11 January 1784 (ltr/Helen Lewis; birth 6-35 Sixth Generation record has 11 July 1784, a date which puts his birth only seven months prior to that of his sister, Roxana) and died probably in Warsaw, Township, Ontario, Canada 13 January 1861 (Helen Lewis). At the age of 19, ca. 1804, Thomas went to Canada, evidently following (or accompanying) his brothers Ebenezer and John. He started clearing his land in 1806, and in 1807 he is listed in Hope Township, Ontario, Canada, as having 20 acres of cultivated land and 180 acres of uncultivated land. In 1808 he finished a round log house on his clearing in Hope Township. No record of his marriage has been found, but he was apparently married ca. 1806/7. Circumstantial evidence indicates that his wife was most likely TAMZEN4 NETTLETON, who was born in New York ca. 1786, daughter of Thomas3 (Amos2, Daniel1) and (--) Nettleton. Thomas was on the roll call of the militia, War of 1812, 1st Regiment Durham Militia attached to the 3rd York Militia in Toronto, but probably did not serve. In 1818 he was an innkeeper and in 1822 he was a pound keeper along with David Stevens. In 1829, 1830 and 1831 he was on the census rolls of Darlington Township, and he moved to Peterborough in 1832, where he was apparently an innkeeper, as he advertised an inn for sale on 31 August 1836. In 1835 and 1836 he was foreman in charge of building a saw and grist mill in Warsaw, Dummer Township, but died before it was finished in the fall of 1836. He was the father of eight children, six daughters born between 1808 and 1817, and two sons born in 1818 and 1828 (ibid.). Very little is known of these children; further research is encouraged. Children, born probably in Hope Township, Ontario, Canada: 7.146 i. EMMA7 HARTWELL, b. ca. 1807; m. ca. 1823 GEORGE SEXTON. + 7.147 ii. ROXANNE HARTWELL, b. 23 June 1808; m. DANIEL LAWRENCE. + 7.148 iii. TAMZON HARTWELL, b. Nov 1811; m. WILLIAM TAULTON FAREWELL. 7.149 iv. SON HARTWELL, b. ca. 1813/14; d. ca. 1814/15. 7.150 v. SARAH HARTWELL (twin), b. 16 May 1815; m. Whitby Twp. 21 Jan 1833, SAMUEL MUNRO. + 7.151 vi. SARAH ANN HARTWELL [sic] (twin) b. 16 May 1815, m. (1) THOMAS SMITH, (2) JOHN BURLEY. + 7.152 vii. ASENATH “CENITH” HARTWELL, b. -- Dec 1816; m. SAMUEL MUNN. + 7.153 viii. EDWIN NETTLETON HARTWELL, b. -- Aug 1818; m. RHODA H. WILSON. + 7.154 ix. ALMEDA HARTWELL, b. ca. 1823; m. (1) EDWIN MCEWEN, (2) ANTHONY BURLEY. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­36

7.155 x. THOMAS HARTWELL, b. ca. 1826; d. 13 Jan 1861; m. 15 Aug 1844, ELIZA HOMER.

6.49 ROXANA6 HARTWELL (Ebenezer5, Peter4, John3-2, William1) was born probably in Dutchess County, New York 23 February 1785 (HOA) and died probably there -- Feb 1819 (HOA). She married in Castleton, Vermont, Eli Cogswell, Justice, officiating, 22 April 1802, ROSWELL CASTLE (VT VRs), who was born in Connecticut [date not given] and died in Bath, New York ca. 1873 (HOA). Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: i. JOHN CASTLE, b. say 1803; “went in 1829 to Highgate, VT, later to Holland Purchase [NY], then to Indiana, and last to Colorado. He had two or more sons.” ii. EVELINE CASTLE, b. say 1805; d. ca. 1838 (HOA); m. JAMES CLARK of Niagara Co., NY, went to Mishawaka, IN, later to WI. Had a son and a daughter. iii. THOMAS (COLUMBUS in HOA) CASTLE, b. ca. Oct 1805; d. Castleton, 16 Feb 1813, age 7y 4m. Stone inscribed “Death is a debt to nature due, which I have paid and so must you” (Gs:Old Castleton Cemetery). iv. HARVEY CASTLE, b. 13 April 1811; d. ca. 1886 (Gs:Hillside Cemetery, Castleton); m. 6 Nov 1835, GRACIA (HOA has Grace) ANN WATKINS, b. prob. Middleton, VT 19 Sept 1816. He was a farmer in Castleton, VT. Children, per HOA: 1. Francis E. Castle, b. 12 April 1837; m. 14 April 1860, Laura M. Parsons, b. Castleton, VT 16 April 1843. He worked in a stone mill. One child. 2. Ann E. Castle, b. 21 Oct 1838; d. prob. young. 3. Harvey S. Castle, b. 12 April 1841; m. 24 Dec 1868, Harriet Strong of Rutland, VT, and removed to Cato, WI in 1881. One child. 4. William H. Castle, b. 30 Dec 1842; m. 1 June 1868, Polly M. Gougeon (HOA has Gouchee) of Montreal, Quebec, b. 1 June 1849. He worked in a marble mill in Castleton, VT. Four children. 5. John P. Castle, b. 8 Feb 1844; m. (1) 3 Nov 1868, Melissa Rogers of Hampton, NY, b. 17 Feb 1848, d. 21 April 1874; m. (2) 26 Nov 1881, Frances (Henry) Packard of Wallingford, 6-37 Sixth Generation

VT. He was a machinist in Wallingford. Two children. 6. Eliza E. Castle, b. 27 Dec 1846; m. 8 Sept 1867, Kilbourne Miller of Putnam, NY, a carpenter in Castleton, VT. Four children. 7. Mary E. Castle, b. 6 April 1849; m. ca. 1871, Charles M. Parsons of Castleton, VT b. 1848. One child. 8. Charles E. Castle, b. 6 June 1851; m. 20 Aug 1879, Jane I. Bishop of Castleton, VT. He was a teacher in , MN. One child. v. CULLEN CASTLE, b. say 1813; “lived with his aunt Porter in Niagara Co., NY, prob. m. there, went with them to Mishawaka, IN, later with the Clarks to WI, and d. there. He was a superior hunter, would kill two bucks a day, as it was wrong to waste meat” (HOA). He is found on the 1880 census in Reedsburg, Sauk Co., WI with the following children: 1. Marion Castle (male), b. ca. 1854. 2. Mary Castle, b. ca. 1860. 3. Charles Castle, b. ca. 1862. 4. Eva Castle, b. ca. 1865. 5. Ada Castle, b. ca. 1871. vi. ELIZA CASTLE, b. say 1813; went to WI, d. unmarried. vii. CAROLUS CASTLE, b. say 1815; had fits, d. age 7 yrs. viii. HORACE CASTLE, b. say 1817; “unmarried, kept a racing stable near New York City” [Note: HOA uses these exact same words to describe Horace Hartwell.] ix. SALLY CASTLE, b. say 1819; prob. m. her cousin, DAVID PORTER (see #6.51-iv below).

6.50 ORAMEL6 HARTWELL (Ebenezer5, Peter4, John3-2, William1) was born probably in Castleton, Vermont 5 December 1786 (calc.; birth record has 1788) and died in Cambria, Niagara County, New York 26 August 1849, age 62y 8m 21d (Gs:Cambria [NY] Center Cemetery). He married 24 November 1825, EMMA MUDGE (HOA), who was born in Plymouth, Vermont 30 April 1805 (calc.) and died in Cambria, New York 17 May 1855, age 50y 17d (Gs:Cambria Center Cemetery), daughter of John and Emma (White) Mudge. Oramel is on the 1830 census in Royalton, Niagara County, New York; in 1840 he is in Cambria, New York. Emma is shown on the 1850 federal census in Cambria, with six children and $3200 worth of real estate (Federal census, NARA). Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­38

Children, all born probably in Niagara County, New York, per HOA and 1850 census: 7.156 i. SARAH L.7 HARTWELL, b. 23 Sept 1826; d. 9 Dec 1826. 7.157 ii. JOHN M. HARTWELL, b. 6 Jan 1828; d. 31 Dec 1847. 7.158 iii. LOUISA HARTWELL, b. 27 May 1830; m. 3 April 1855, HORACE B. STOCKING, b. ca. 1831. Horace and Louisa are shown on the 1860 federal census in Hartland, Niagara Co., NY, with Alice Hartwell, age 12 (Federal census, NARA). 7.159 iv. DAVID PORTER a/k/a PORTER D. HARTWELL, b. 7 July 1833; d. Garland, Grand Traverse Co., MI 14 April 1900 (MI VR); unmarried. As Porter D. Hartwell, age 35, he was a single farmer in Portland, MI in 1880 (Federal census, NARA). 7.160 v. CAROLINE H. HARTWELL, b. 26 July 1836; d. 7 Feb 1851. 7.161 vi. ANGELINE C. HARTWELL, b. 29 Aug 1839; m. 15 Dec 1859, HENRY WHIPPLE. No children. + 7.162 vii. IRA OREN HARTWELL, b. 20 June 1842; m. (1) JANE DUNBAR, (2) EMILY SHIPMAN. 7.163 viii. ALICE HARTWELL, b. 27 Sept 1847; according to HOA she “was m. and had at least one child, Ella, and grandchildren.” In 1860 she was living with her sister and brother-in-law, Louisa and Horace Stocking (see above).

6.51 SARAH6 “SALLY” HARTWELL (Ebenezer5, Peter4, John3-2, William1) was born probably in Castleton, Vermont 16 August 1788 (age 62 on 1850 census; HOA has 1789) and died probably in Newfane, Niagara County, New York 2 November 1856 (HOA). She married DAVID PORTER, who was born perhaps in Ira, Vermont ca. 1785 and died in Newfane, New York 9 July 1855 (IAT). David and Sally are shown on the 1850 federal census living in Newfane, Niagara County, New York. David is 65, Sally is 62. Also in the household is James Hartwell, age 68, probably Sally’s brother (Federal census, NARA). Probable children, order of birth uncertain: i. JOEL I. PORTER, probably the Ira mentioned in HOA’s supplement, b. VT ca. 1804; m. CORDELIA (__), b. VT ca. 1807. Joel and Cordelia were living with son George in 1880. Children, per 1850 & 1880 federal censuses (Federal census, NARA). 1. Harriet Porter, b. ca. 1828 (age 22 in 1850); n.f.r. 2. Henriet [sic] Porter, b. ca. 1830. 6-39 Sixth Generation

3. Mariah Porter, b. ca. 1832. 4. Hiram Porter, b. ca. 1835. 5. David Porter, b. ca. 1838; m. Emma (__). Two children in 1880. 6. James Porter (twin), b. ca. 1840; m. Angeline (__). Three children in 1880. 7. Jane Porter (twin), b. ca. 1840. 8. Sarah Porter, b. ca. 1844. 9. George Porter, b. ca. 1847; m. Mary (__). One daughter in 1880. ii. ESTHER PORTER, m. (--) BABCOCK. iii. JOHN B. PORTER, b. ca. 1814 (age 66 in 1880); d. ca. 1922 (HOA); m. LYDIA E. (__), b. ca. 1828. Known child: 1. Abram Porter, b. ca. 1864 (age 16 in 1880). iv. DAVID PORTER, b. prob. Ira, VT ca. 1820; d. 9 July 1852; poss. m. his cousin, SALLY CASTLE (see above), b. ca. 1819, d. 2 Nov. 1856. David “lived in Newfane, NY, went to Mishawaka, IN, and was swindled by his partner, Tuttle; returned to Newfane. He was a farmer” (HOA). At least four children.

6.52 HANNAH6 HARTWELL (Ebenezer5, Peter4, John3-2, William1) was born probably in Castleton, Vermont 4 August 1791 (HOA), baptized at Ira, Vermont Baptist Church 8 June 1809 (Ira Church records) and died in Mishawauka, Indiana ca. 1869, age 76 years (IAT). She married 1 April 1813, Major W. H. SMITH (HOA), who died in Mishawauka, Indiana 1866 (IAT). They were in Brockport, New York in 1835. Children, per HOA supplement: i. DAVID PORTER SMITH, m. (1) LOLY ANN JEWETT, (2) MADELONE (__). ii. ELIZA H. SMITH, b. ca. 1811 [sic]; d. Oct 1890; m. A. B. JUDSON, b. Woodbury, CT 6 Nov 1810, d. Council Bluffs, IA Oct 1898.

6.53 HIRAM6 HARTWELL (Ebenezer5, Peter4, John3-2, William1) was born probably in Castleton, Vermont 11 July 1793 (HOA) and his death record has not been found. He married before 1829, MARY VOORHIES, who was born in Pennsylvania 4 April 1796 (calc.) and died in Pontiac, Michigan 14 September 1878, age 82y 5m 10d (MI VRs), parents unknown. According to her death record, Mary and Hiram were divorced. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­40

Probable children, born in Michigan: 7.164 i. JOHN W.7 HARTWELL, b. July 1828 (HOA); a bookkeeper in Pontiac, MI in 1870, 1880 and 1890 (Federal census, NARA), when he is identified as the brother of Mary A. Green. 7.165 ii. MARY ANN HARTWELL, b. 14 March 1833; d. Pontiac, MI 19 June 1905, age 72y 3m 5d (MI VR); m. ca. 1863, (--) GREEN, who predeceased her. No children. Descendants of Peter5 & Olive (Waldo) Hartwell

6.55 PHIPPS6 HARTWELL (Peter5-4, John3-2, William1) was born probably in Granville, Washington County, New York ca. 1776 (calc. from age on various census records) and died in Lafayette, Wisconsin, 27 February 1879, age 97 years (Gs: Hartwell Cemetery). [Note: HOA has 7 November 1868, but he was shown in LaFayette, Wisconsin on the 1870 federal census as a 95-year-old male in the household of his son Daniel (Federal census, NARA).] He married, probably in Granville, New York ca. 1798/99, ELIZABETH MACDONALD, who was born ca. 1780 and died in Granville 13 March 1842, age 62 years (Gs: Lee-Oatman Cemetery), daughter of John MacDonald of Hebron, New York, who remembered daughter Elizabeth Hartwell in his will, dated 22 January 1807 (Abstracts of Wills of Washington Co., NY, 1806-1814, Vol. 2). HOA combined this Phipps and his son of the same name into one man, causing great confusion among his numerous descendants. A thorough study of census records, and other scanty records from Washington County, New York makes it virtually certain that there must have been two Phipps Hartwells, father and son. Known children, all born probably in Granville, New York: + 7.166 i. JOHN7 HARTWELL, b. ca. 1798; m. MARY SMITH. 7.167 ii. DAUGHTER HARTWELL, b. ca. 1799 (shown on various census records). Possibly the POLLY HARTWELL of Granville who m. Pawlet, VT 22 Aug 1824, ROBERT M. IVES (VT VRs). + 7.168 iii. DANIEL HARTWELL, b. 4 Aug 1801; m. ELIZABETH “BETSEY” HARRINGTON(?) (Granville deeds). + 7.169 iv. PHIPPS WALDO HARTWELL, b. ca. 1805; m. (1) LAURA MURPHY, (2) AROZINA (__). 7.170 v. EDEILINE/EMELINE HARTWELL, b. ca. 1810; d. Granville, NY 6-41 Sixth Generation

12 April 1834, age 24y (Gs: Lee-Oatman Cemetery). 7.171 vi. ELIZA HARTWELL, b. ca. 1817; d. Granville, NY 13 Feb 1894, age 76y (Gs: Lee-Oatman Cemetery); unmarried. In 1880 she was keeping house for M. T. C. and Elizabeth Day in Granville (Federal census, NARA). Descendants of James5 & Mary(?) (__) Hartwell

6.57 JAMES6 HARTWELL (James5, Peter4, John3-2, William1) was born probably in Dutchess County, New York 24 June 1771 and died in Lumberland, Sullivan County, New York before 25 May 1826 when Philander R. Hartwell was appointed administrator of his estate (NY Probate file; HOA has 22 January 1826, which well may be correct). He married SARAH WOOD, who was born 13 November 1775 and died in Greenville, Wyoming County, New York, 30 October 1830, age 54y 11m 17d (Gs: Manning Cemetery). Although HOA assigned this James to Nathan4 of the Younger Male Line, probate records indicate that Nathan had no such son. From a study of census records, it seems reasonable to assume that James be placed here, but further research may indicate that he belongs somewhere else. According to HOA “James went to western New York and engaged in business, but meeting with serious reverses, wounding to his pride, he apparently desired to turn his back to the past and carve out a new future for himself, and accordingly moved to Minisink, New York, spending the rest of his life as a lumberman.” Children, per HOA: + 7.172 i. PHILANDER RATHBON7 HARTWELL, b. 13 Oct 1800; m. LOUISA SLAWSON. + 7.173 ii. ALFRED HARTWELL, b. 21 Jan 1803; m. MARY HALL. + 7.174 iii. JULIA A. HARTWELL, b. 13 Nov 1805; m. JOHN BISHOP. 7.175 iv. EDWIN HARTWELL, b. 26 Aug 1807; d. 16 Sept 1828. + 7.176 v. ELIZA HARTWELL, b. 10 Jan 1810; m. NATHAN M. BAKER. + 7.177 vi. DANIEL W. HARTWELL, b. 24 Nov 1812; m. ELIZA A. CARMICHAEL. 7.178 vii. MARIA HARTWELL, b. 12 Jan 1816; d. young. + 7.179 viii. JAMES LAWRENCE HARTWELL, b. 6 Sept. 1818; m. MARY J. MCCANNON.

6.58 WILLIAM6 HARTWELL (James5, Peter4, John3-2, William1) was born probably in Dutchess County, New York ca. 1777 and died presumably in Denmark, Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­42

Lewis County, New York 18 September 1845, age 68 years (HOA; History of Lewis Co., NY). He married ELIZABETH COOPER, who was born in Massachusetts ca. 1779 (1850 Federal census, NARA) and died in Denmark, New York 6 January 1871, age 92 years (HOA; Cutter, Northern New York). Elizabeth is shown on the 1850 federal census living in Denmark, New York in the home of her son, William. Also in the household are Laura and Benjamin (Federal census, NARA). William “was a blacksmith as were some of his sons, and a soldier in the War of 1812. He settled at marriage in Dutchess County, NY, and in 1814 removed to Denmark, Lewis County, NY with his four children, being among the earliest settlers. He held many town offices and was highly esteemed. After his death his widow received a land bounty” (HOA). Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 7.180 i. RANSOME7 HARTWELL, b. ca. 1797; d. ca. 1850. 7.181 ii. HANNAH HARTWELL, b. ca. 1799; d. 10 April 1800 (HOA) or 3 April 1810 (History of Lewis Co., NY). + 7.182 iii. MORRIS HARTWELL, b. 18 July 1801; m. LOUISA TAYLOR. 7.183 iv. ABIGAIL L. HARTWELL, b. 12 July 1803; n.f.r. + 7.184 v. WILLIAM HARTWELL, b. 27 Sept 1806; m. CATHERINE ELIZA SQUIRE. 7.185 vi. LAURA HARTWELL, b. 27 July 1808; in the household of her brother William on the 1850 federal census, age 36 [sic]. + 7.186 vii. JAMES HARTWELL, b. 11 Feb 1811; m. (1) JULIA ANN TAYLOR, (2) MARY KEATING. + 7.187 viii. ALMON NORTON HARTWELL, b. 12 Sept 1812; m. MARY ANN NASH. 7.188 ix. CHARLES S. HARTWELL, b. 24 Oct 1814; d. 1884 of consumption; was highly esteemed and respected. + 7.189 x. BENJAMIN D. HARTWELL, b. 11 Dec 1817; m. ANNA FALCORNA BENT. Descendants of Thomas5 & Hannah (Ashe) Hartwell

6.59 JOHN PERAGO6 HARTWELL (Thomas5, Peter4, John3-2, William1) was born in Hoosick, New York 22 August 1785 (NEHGR 82[1928]:255-6) and died in Rome, New York 8 October 1830, age 45 years (Gs., courtesy of James Allison; cemetery record). He married 10 September 1812, MARY SMITH of Lee, New York, who was born 2 December 1793 and died 15 September 1837, age 46y 9m, 14d (Gs., courtesy of James Allison; cemetery record), parents not identified. 6-43 Sixth Generation

John Perago was a physician in Lee, served in the 151st Regiment at Sackett’s Harbor in the War of 1812 (HOA). Children, per HOA: + 7.190 i. HENRY HARRISON7 HARTWELL, b. 21 Aug 1813; m. CORDELIA WHEELER. + 7.191 ii. MARY ANN MINERVA HARTWELL, b. 22 March 1816; m. ELIHU BUTTS, M.D. 7.192 iii. CORNELIA H. HARTWELL, b. 3 Aug 1818; d. 3 Nov 1826. 7.193 iv. DARWIN B. HARTWELL, b. 11 Sept 1822; d. Essex County, New Jersey 24 Jan 1848, 26y 6m (Probate #13718G); buried Rome, NY (Gs., courtesy of James Allison), a physician in Cincinnati, OH (HOA). 7.194 v. DEWITT CLINTON HARTWELL, b. 2 Aug 1826; d. 2 July 1833.

6.61 PETER ENSIGN6 HARTWELL (Thomas5, Peter4, John3-2, William1) was born in Hoosick, New York 27 January 1789 (NEHGR 82[1928]:255-6) and died in Hamlin, New York 2 April 1862, age 73 years (Gs: Blossom Cemetery; HOA has 1872). He married ca. 1814, HANNAH PEASE, who was born in Somers, Connecticut 29 June 1796 (Barbour) and died in Hamlin 18 October 1884 (Gs: Blossom Cemetery), daughter of Major Alpheus and Olive (Anderson) Pease. Peter was a paymaster in 1820; ensign in 1847. “Anna” Hartwell was living in Brockport, Monroe County, New York, in the household of her son-in-law Lewis Dunning in 1880 (Federal census, NARA), but she is buried next to her husband in Hamlin. Children, per HOA: + 7.195 i. GEORGE WASHINGTON7 HARTWELL, b. 1819; m. HARRIET BICKNELL. 7.196 ii. JEROME B. HARTWELL, b. ca. 1822; d. Hamlin, NY 30 July 1856 (Blossom Cemetery record); will dated 27 July 1855. He was a teacher. + 7.197 iii. ALPHEUS J. HARTWELL, b. ca. 1824; CORDELIA M. HAMIL. + 7.198 iv. MARY C. HARTWELL, b. 27 Jan 1829; m. LEWIS L. DUNNING. 7.199 v. THOMAS J. HARTWELL, b. ca. 1832; d. Hamlin, NY 21 May 1857 (Blossom Cemetery record). 7.200 vi. ADELIA HARTWELL, b. 2 July 1834; d. 19 May 1898 (Blossom Cemetery record); m. (--) ELLIOT. + 7.201 vii. DWIGHT HARTWELL, b. ca. 1837; m. CATHERINE M. (__).

6.62 ABRAHAM6 HARTWELL (Thomas5, Peter4, John3-2, William1) was born in Hoosick, New York 2 June 1791 (NEHGR 82[1928]:255-6) and died probably in Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­44

Rome, New York before 1850. He married SAMANTHA BURNHAM (HOA), who was born ca. 1798 and was living in Rome, New York in 1850 with her probable son, William and a possible granddaughter, Louise, age 6 (Federal census, NARA). Possible child, born probably in Rome, New York: 7.202 i. WILLIAM6 HARTWELL, b. May 1822 (age 26 in 1850); d. Rome, NY 29 Oct 1870, 48y 5m (Rome Cemetery record); poss. m. and had a daughter, Louise, age 6 by 1850; n.f.r.

6.63 THOMAS ASHE6 HARTWELL (Thomas5, Peter4, John3-2, William1) was born in Hoosick, New York 21 September 1792 (NEHGR 82[1928]:255-6) and died in New York City 24 February 1865, age 72 years (Gs: Raritan Cemetery, Somerville, NJ). He married first, 22 June 1818, ELIZABETH SWAN (HOA), who was born 7 July 1800 and died 22 January 1844, age 44 years (Gs: Raritan Cemetery), daughter of the Honorable Samuel and Aletta (DeGroot) Swan of Bound Brook, New Jersey. Thomas married second, in Albany, New York 5 June 1853, as her second husband, LOUISA (__) BROWN (Marriages Published in the Christian Intelligencer). Thomas A. was a physician in Somerville, New Jersey. Children by Elizabeth Swan, born in Somerville, New Jersey: + 7.203 i. ALETTA DEGROOT7 HARTWELL, b. 31 Oct 1820; m. JAMES CRANE. + 7.204 ii. SAMUEL SWAN HARTWELL, b. 19 Aug 1822; m. CAROLINE MCDONALD NESBITT. + 7.205 iii. JOHN HARTWELL, b. 11 Dec 1831; m. CATHERINE “KITTY” CHILD.

6.64 SARAH6 HARTWELL (Thomas5, Peter4, John3-2, William1) was born in Hoosick, New York 8 October 1795 (NEHGR 82[1928]:255-6) and died in Watertown, New York 30 September 1854 (HOA). She married 12 September 1813, NATHANIEL PERKINS, who was born 27 November 1791 and died in Watertown ca. 1861. Children, per HOA: i. SUSAN PERKINS. b. Whitestown, Oneida Co., NY 1 Jan 1815; d. 6 July 1844; m. 18 Sept 1832, LORENZO ALLEN. Children, per HOA: 1. Susan Allen m. Charles(?) Allen. Two children. 2. Alma Allen ii. ELIZABETH PERKINS, b. Whitestown, NY 26 Jan 1818; d. 6-45 Sixth Generation

Watertown, NY 7 Feb 1903; m. 5 March 1857, JAMES STEWART, b. Johnstown, NY 19 Oct 1810, d. 6 Aug 1879, a manufacturer of carriages, sleighs, etc. in Watertown, NY. Children, per HOA: 1. James Wilson Stewart, b. 9 Dec 1857; d. 28 May 1933; unmarried. 2. George Lincoln Stewart, b. 16 May 1861; d. Syracuse, NY 21 Jan 1936. 3. Sarah Elizabeth Stewart, b. 21 March 1863; d. 30 Aug 1940; unmarried. iii. MARY ANN PERKINS, b. 12 May 1820; d. 6 Feb 1887 or 1888; m. 2 Sept 1846 or 1849, LOFTUS WAKEFIELD, b. 18 Oct 1819, d. 30 April 1874. Children, per HOA: 1. Byron J. Wakefield, b. 12 March 1851; d. 1 Nov 1925; m. 19 July 1873, Mary Fewell, b. 13 Oct 1853, d. 16 April 1924. Six children. 2. Mary Ella Wakefield, b. 20 May 1853; d. 13 March 1912; m. 19 Aug. 1880, Charles Thomas Crosby, b. 12 Jan 1840. Two children. 3. Sarah Ada Wakefield, d. 19 April 1904; m. John Quincy Bobb, who d. 19 Aug 1929. Two children. iv. JAY PERKINS, b. Whitestown, NY 22 Nov 1821; d. 17 June 1864; m. -- Oct 1845, JANE LAWRENCE. Child, per HOA: 1. Edward Perkins. Had a son, Henry. v. HARRIET PERKINS, b. Orleans, NY 11 Sept 1823; m. 21 Sept 1846, DEWITT C. CUMINGS, who d. -- Dec 1894. Children, per HOA: 1. Sarah Elizabeth Cumings, b. -- Aug 1850(?); d. -- Feb 1930; m. Dr. George R. Pierce. 2. George Cumings, d. young. 3. DeWitt Cumings, unmarried. vi. THOMAS PERKINS, b. 25 June 1825; d. 21 Oct 1825. vii. EDWARD PERKINS, b. 15 Aug 1826; m. -- June 1857 AMELIA PARKER. No children. viii. JENCKS PERKINS, b. 22 Sept 1828; d. 6 June 1847. ix. SARAH JANE PERKINS, b. Watertown, NY 23 April 1830; d. Buffalo, NY 21 June 1910; m. Watertown 1849, JAMES B. ROBBINS, toolmaker, b. Watertown ca. 1826, d. there ca. 1880. Children, born in Watertown, NY, per HOA: Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­46

1. Hartwell J. Robbins, b. 11 Feb. 1853; d. 18 April 1863. 2. Horace Ellsworth Robbins, b. 16 Jan 1861; d. 9 Aug 1862. 3. James B. Robbins, b. 5 Sept 1867; d. Watertown, NY 26 Feb 1908; m. 10 July 1889, Carrie G. Webb, b. 12 July 1866, d. 2 Nov 1928. James was a YMCA secretary. One son. 4. Allie Florence Robbins, b. 29 June 1837 [sic]; m. 11 July 1894, Wilbur H. Craft, b. 11 Nov 1871, d. 30 April 1941, a jeweler in Buffalo for 48 years. x. HARTWELL PERKINS, b. Watertown, NY 26 April 1832; d. -- Jan 1900; m. (1) -- Feb 1851, EMMA DAVIS; m. (2) RACHEL LOUISE SMITH, b. Manlius, NY [date not given]. No children. xi. ALETTA PERKINS, b. 2 April 1835; d. 15 Aug 1835.

6.65 EBENEZER6 HARTWELL (Thomas5, Peter4, John3-2, William1) was born in Hoosick, New York 10 April 1798 (NEHGR 82[1928]:255-6) and his death record has not been found. He married PAMELA BALDWIN.

6.66 HANNAH6 HARTWELL (Thomas5, Peter4, John3-2, William1) was born in Hoosick, New York, 27 August 1799 (NEHGR 82[1928]:255-6) and her death record has not been found. She married LEVI HOWARD. Children, per HOA: i. THOMAS HOWARD; n.f.r. ii. MARY HOWARD; n.f.r. iii. HATTIE HOWARD; n.f.r.

6.68 MARY6 HARTWELL (Thomas5, Peter4, John3-2, William1) was born probably in Rome, New York, 15 April 1804 and her death record has not been found. She married GIDEON NILES. Child, per HOA: i. HARRIET NILES; m. (--) GILLIS(?).

6.69 LYMAN N.6 HARTWELL (Thomas5, Peter4, John3-2, William1) was born probably in Rome, New York 16 May 1806 and was living there in the household of his daughter Jane Owens, in 1880 (Federal census, NARA). He married CHRISTINA RACE. He was a constable in Westernville, Oneida County, New York according to the 1850 federal census (Federal census, NARA). Known children, per 1850 federal census: 6-47 Sixth Generation

+ 7.207 i. JANE7 “JENNY” HARTWELL, b. ca. 1833; m. HENRY OWENS. 7.208 ii. THOMAS HARTWELL, b. ca. 1836; n.f.r. 7.209 iii. ABRAHAM HARTWELL, b. ca. 1839; n.f.r. + 7.210 iv. ALFRED G. HARTWELL, b. ca. 1840; m. BRIDGET (__). + 7.211 v. JABEZ HARTWELL, b. ca. 1842; m. LYDIA (__).

6.70 SALYNA JANE6 HARTWELL (Thomas5, Peter4, John3-2, William1) was born probably in Rome, New York, 1 May 1808 and her death record has not been found. She married JABEZ BUTLER.

6.71 HARRIET VIRGINIA6 HARTWELL (Thomas5, Peter4, John3-2, William1) was born probably in Rome, New York, 11 March 1811 and died in New London, New York, 3 September 1847. She married in Oriskany, New York, 1 May 1830, VAN VLACK SHULER, who was born in Florida, New York 3 November 1799 (Hudson & Mohawk Valleys) or 20 January 1800 (HOA), son of Laurentz and Magdalen (Serviss) Shuler. Children, per HOA: i. HELMUS SERVISS SHULER, b. 16 July 1832; m. ii. THOMAS HARTWELL SHULER, b. 28 Aug 1838; d. -- Oct 1870. iii. NEELAND SHULER, d. age 18 mos. iv. LYMAN HARTWELL SHULER, b. 18 Jan 1841; m. v. HARRIET VIRGINIA SHULER, b. 19 Nov 1844; m. vi. TWIN DAUGHTERS, both d. within a week of their mother in 1847. Descendants of Joseph5 & Anna (Hodge) Hartwell

6.73 JOSEPH6 HARTWELL (Joseph5-4-3, John2, William1) was born probably in Boston, Massachusetts say 1768 (calc.; HOA says bap. 17 April 1778, which is probably a typo) and died probably there 24 January 1833 (HOA). He married first, in Arlington Street Church, Boston, 11 September 1791, ESTHER MCCLARY (church record; Marriages in Boston Newspapers), who was born ca. 1757 and was buried in Boston 9 June 1796, age 39 years (Index of Obituaries in Boston Newspapers, 1704-1800). Joseph married second, in Roxbury, Massachusetts 13 January 1799, as her second husband, MARY “POLLY” (MUNCRIEF) FULLER (RVR 2:192; Boston Marriages 1700-1809), who was baptized in Roxbury 14 February 1773 (RVR 1:253) and died 6 December 1837 (HOA), daughter of Joseph and Mary (Pierpont) Muncrief and widow of Waldin Fuller, who she married 6 December 1790 (RVR 2:291). Joseph was a card Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­48 maker in Link Alley [at the] head of Union Street, Boston (BRC 10:253). [Note: this biography is an attempt to explain several otherwise unexplained references to a Joseph Hartwell in the Boston area. Further research might provide more complete and accurate answers to these puzzling references.] Child by Esther McClary, born probably in Medway, Massachusetts: + 7.212 i. THOMAS7 HARTWELL, b. say 1796; m. (1) SARAH WESCOTT, (2) MARY ANN ANDREWS. Children by Mary (Muncrief) Fuller, born probably in Boston, Massachusetts: 7.213 ii. ANN HARTWELL, b. ca. 1806; d. Boston, MA 20 Feb 1824, age 18y (Deaths in Boston Newspapers). 7.214 iii. JOSEPH HARTWELL, b. ca. 1807; d. Boston, MA before 27 Sept 1820, age 13 (Deaths in Boston Newspapers). Descendants of Edward5 & Lydia (White) Hartwell

6.81 BENJAMIN6 HARTWELL (Edward5-4-3, John2, William1) was born “while his parents were journeying through the woods on ox sleds from Lunenburg, [Mass.] to Canaan, Maine, 15 December 1780” (White Genealogy) and he died in Canaan, Maine 29 October 1874, age 92 years (Gs., courtesy of James Allison). He married in Canaan before 22 November 1810, MARY STEWARD (American Advocate issue of 22 Nov 1810, as Benjamin “Harwell”), who was born ca. 1788 and died 26 December 1868, age 81 years (Gs., courtesy of James Allison), daughter of Solomon and Betty (Bigelow) Steward. Benjamin “settled in Bloomfield, Maine, was a carpenter and a soldier in 1812 (HOA). He is shown on the 1850 federal census as the head of a household in Bloomfield, Maine consisting of his wife, his daughters Mary E. and Betsey Jewell, his son Franklin, and Betsey’s daughter, Jennette Jewell (Federal census, NARA). Children, born probably in Bloomfield, Maine, per HOA and 1850 Census: 7.215 i. MARY E.7 HARTWELL, b. ca. 1811; d. prob. Minneapolis, MN -- Aug 1885; m. ca. 1856, JOHN A. BROWN, a lumberman. She was a 68- year-old widow, living with her brother, Frank “Hurtwell” in Minneapolis on the 1880 federal census (Federal census, NARA). + 7.216 ii. BENJAMIN C. HARTWELL, b. 11 Feb 1813; m. (1) JEANNETTE LAWRENCE, (2) MARY HOOVER. + 7.217 iii. ELIZABETH ANGELINE “BETSEY” HARTWELL, b. ca. 1815; m. ELIJAH JEWELL (HOA has Elisha). + 7.218 iv. JAMES E. HARTWELL (twin), b. 18 July 1818; m. (1) ROSANN R. 6-49 Sixth Generation

MCLAUGHLIN, (2) DORCAS P. MARTIN, (3) SOPHRONIA (URANN) GOODWIN. 7.219 v. LYDIA HARTWELL (twin), b. 18 July 1818; d. infancy. + 7.220 vi. SAMUEL W. HARTWELL, b. ca. 1825; m. (1) ANN SCOTT, (2) SARAH BLACKWELL. + 7.221 vii. WILLIAM H. HARTWELL, b. 31 May 1827; m. SARAH JANE “SALLY” WIGGINS. 7.222 viii. FRANCES HARTWELL (twin), b. ca. 1829; d. ca. 1832. 7.223 ix. FRANKLIN HARTWELL (twin), b. ca. 1829; a carpenter in Minneapolis, MN.

6.86 STEPHEN6 HARTWELL (Edward5-4-3, John2, William1) was born probably in Canaan, Maine 4 August 1788 (HOA) and died in Neenah, Wisconsin 3 September 1846 (WI VRs). He married PRISCILLA KAVANAUGH of Starks, Maine, who was born ca. 1796 and died in Baraboo, Wisconsin 17 March 1862, age 67 years (WI VRs). Stephen “built mills in St. Albans, Maine, removed in 1844 to Neenah, Wisconsin” (HOA). Children, per HOA: + 7.224 i. LYSANDER W.7 HARTWELL, b. 22 Sept 1815; m. (1) ELIZABETH R. COLLINS, (2) LUCY A. ROLLINS. 7.225 ii. EMILY HARTWELL, b. 5 March 1819 (Gs., courtesy of James Allison); d. ca. 1846; m. HIRAM GOODWIN. 7.226 iii. JULIA A. HARTWELL, b. 3 July 1825 (Gs., courtesy of James Allison); m. ca. 1850, HENRY W. GETCHELL of Sebec, ME; removed to Baraboo, WI in 1851. Henry enlisted Sept 1861 as a 2nd lieut. in the 2nd Wisconsin Cavalry, and died a prisoner at Little Rock, AR Sept 1862.

6.87 SAMUEL6 HARTWELL (Edward5-4-3, John2, William1) was born probably in Canaan, Maine 3 December 1791 (HOA) and died in St. Albans, Maine 16 August 1875 (Gs:St. Albans Cemetery). He married in St. Albans (int), 9 January 1844, MARY HILTON, who was born in New Hampshire 29 January 1826 (HOA) and died probably in Lewiston, Maine 17 April 1881 (Gs:St. Albans Cemetery). Samuel was a painter. He is said to have had a beautiful tenor voice. On the 1860 federal census, he and his entire family are listed as paupers. In 1880, Mary was the head of a household in Lewiston, Androscoggin County, Maine that contained four sons, two daughters, a daughter-in-law, and one Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­50

“other” person who was no doubt the mother of Mary’s daughter-in-law (Federal census, NARA). Children, all born probably in St. Albans, Maine, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 7.227 i. JOHN7 HARTWELL, b. -- Dec 1845; enlisted 14 Aug 1862, Co. E, 16th Maine Vols.; taken prisoner at action of Weldon R.R.; d. in Libby Prison. 7.228 ii. LYDIA MARIA HARTWELL (not in HOA), b. -- April 1846 [sic]; d. 7 June 1851 (Gs). 7.229 iii. JANE “JENNY” HARTWELL, b. 12 March 1847; m. 12 Sept 1866, JOHN F. ROBINSON of Palmyra, ME. No children. 7.230 iv. SAMUEL HARTWELL, b. 12 July 1848 [sic] (age 10 in 1860); d. 24 July 1862. + 7.231 v. ELIZA A. HARTWELL, b. 15 July 1850; m. BELDEN SOUTHARD. + 7.232 vi. WILLIAM WALLACE (HOA has Wm. N.) HARTWELL, b. 10 Aug 1851; m. (1) GEORGIA E. POWELL, (2) ELIZABETH SARAH WHITNEY. + 7.233 vii. CHARLES SUMNER HARTWELL, b. 12 May 1853; m. ANNA GAHAN. + 7.234 viii. THOMAS C. HARTWELL, b. 8 May 1856; m. (1) UNKNOWN, (2) FLORA H. BRACKETT. 7.235 ix. VICTORIA M. HARTWELL (Maria V. on 1880 census), b. 8 Dec 1858; m. Palmyra, ME 12 Oct 1896, JOHNNETT LESLIE (ME VRs); [they] “lived in Lewiston, Maine” (HOA). 7.236 x. MARY A. HARTWELL, b. 29 March 1860; d. 12 Aug 1878. 7.237 xi. LUELLA E. HARTWELL, b. 12 April 1862; m. 29 June 1886, N. B. FORBUSH of Palmyra, ME. No children. + 7.238 xii. HIRAM M. HARTWELL, b. 12 March 1864; m. FRANCES ELIZABETH BELYEA. + 7.239 xiii. LESLIE LYSANDER HARTWELL, b. 10 April 1867; m. EDNA MAY BUTLER. Descendants of Asahel5 & Abigail (Walker) Hartwell

6.91 ABIGAIL6 HARTWELL (Asahel5, Edward4-3, John2, William1) was born probably in Lunenburg or Fitchburg, Massachusetts 15 March 1778 and died, presumably in Iowa, 20 July 1859 (HOA). She married ORRISON WHITFORD, who was born in West Greenwich, Rhode Island 8 April 1772 and died in Bacon Hill, Saratoga County, New York 2 November 1855, son of Foster and Mary (Mattison) Whitford. Children, per HOA: 6-51 Sixth Generation

i. DEBORAH WHITFORD, b. 1802; m. LANSING MORRISON of Stillwater, NY, who m. (2) her sister, Mary (#iv below); removed to Slaterville, NY. Child, per HOA: 1. Olive Morrison, b. 1825; m. her cousin, Robert Shaw. ii. ELIZABETH WHITFORD, b. 1804; m. EDWARD SHAW, b. Ireland, a blacksmith in Grangerville, NY. Children, per HOA: 1. Robert Shaw; m. his cousin Olive Morrison (above); removed to Grand Rapids, MI. 2. Edward Shaw, m., went to MI; had children. 3. William Shaw, m. in Ballston, NY [wife’s name not given]; removed to Grand Rapids. 4. Abigail Shaw, m. (--) West of Lyons, NY; went to MI. 5. Orren Shaw, went to MI; thought to have been in the army under Rosecrans. iii. EARL H. WHITFORD, b. 20 Feb 1806; m. (1) 24 Jan 1824 ASENATH PALMER of Northumberland, NY, b. 16 April 1806, d. 20 Jan 1835; m. (2) ANGELINE PALMER, sister of his first wife, b. 16 July 1809, d. 16 Jan 1875; m. (3) MELISSA (WALKER) MUNGER of Stillwater, NY. He was a carpenter, settled in Northumberland, removed to Stillwater. Children per HOA: 1. Phebe Whitford, b. 21 Sept. 1827; m. 10 Oct 1855 German Slade, b. Easton, NY, a farmer in Ballston, NY; three children. 2. David E. Whitford, b. 1 Dec 1829; m. 27 Feb 1855, Sarah Nobel of Lansingburgh, NY; removed to Syracuse, NY; canal engineer. Four children. 3. Oscar Whitford, b. 15 July 1833; was engaged on canal, went in 1877 to Colorado as mining supt., and in 1885 to Chihuahua, Mexico in the same business. 4. Mary E. Whitford, b. 24 Dec 1836; m. -- Feb 1859, Frank Rugg of Saratoga Springs, NY, b. 1832; farmer on Bacon Hill, NY. Eight children. 5. Frances J. Whitford, b. 4 June 1838; d. young. 6. Gerry F. Whitford, b. 13 July 1841; d. young. 7. Hiram P. Whitford, b. 18 March 1850; m. 20 Sept 1870, Alfarata Curtis of Saratoga Springs, NY, b. 26 Aug 1847; he was a farmer in Northumberland, NY. Two children. iv. MARY WHITFORD, b. 1808; m., as his 2nd wife, LANSING MORRISON (#i. above). Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­52

v. PRUDENCE WHITFORD; m. WILLIAM MARSH, a farmer near Ludlowville, NY. Child, per HOA: 1. Silvanus Marsh, b. ca. 1833; m.; had a family. vi. HARRIET WHITFORD, m. NELSON CHILDS, a miller in Grangerville, NY; went west and died in a few years. Probably had a son and a daughter. vii. ABIGAIL WHITFORD, m. (--) HEIMSTREET of Lansingburgh, NY, b. ca. 1800, d. Schuylerville, NY ca. 1883. Children, per HOA: 1. Alvin Heimstreet, was in the army; m.; had several children in Ballston, NY. 2. John Heimstreet, m.; employed in a paper mill in Schuylerville, NY. Two children. 3. George Heimstreet, lived in Albany, NY. No children. 4. Abby Heimstreet, m. Gaston Ensign of Wilbur’s Basin, NY. 5. Charles Heimstreet, d. young. viii. SARAH WHITFORD, m. GERRY FIELDS of Lansingburgh, NY; grocer; removed to Saratoga Springs, NY where both died. Children, per HOA: 1. Julia Fields m. Clark Snyder of Schaghticoke, NY, a druggist in Lansingburgh, NY. Two children. 2. Geary Fields, grocer at Saratoga Springs, NY; had two or more children. 3. Frank Fields, m. in Lansingburgh, NY; one or two children. 4. Emily Fields, m. pattern maker in Albany; three or four children. 5. Merritt Fields, painter in Lansingburgh, NY. 6. Lewis Fields, painter in Saratoga Springs, NY. ix. ORSON WHITFORD, d. age 12 or 14; buried in Bacon Hill, NY.

6.92 PRUDENCE6 HARTWELL (Asahel5, Edward4-3, John2, William1) was born probably in Lunenburg or Fitchburg, Massachusetts 3 July 1780 and died probably in Lyons, Wayne County, New York or in Michigan where she was living in 1860 with her daughter Phebe Westfall. She married BENJAMIN ROGERS, “of Stillwater, New York, removed to Lyons, NY and later to Michigan” (HOA). He was perhaps a son of Daniel and Annie (Grinnell) Rogers, whose daughter Phebe married Thomas Hartwell (see #6.93 below). Children, per HOA: 6-53 Sixth Generation

i. PHEBE ROGERS, b. PA ca. 1800; m. CORNELIUS WESTFALL, b. MD ca. 1797 (age 53 on 1850 census). Children, per 1850 census: 1. Daniel Westfall, b. NY ca. 1825. 2. Harriet Westfall, b. NY ca. 1828. ii. JOSEPH ROGERS, m. and had a son, Frederick, killed in the army.

6.93 THOMAS6 HARTWELL (Asahel5, Edward4-3, John2, William1) was born probably in Westmoreland, New Hampshire (1850 Federal census, NARA) 22 September 1784 (HOA) and died in Northumberland, Saratoga County, New York 20 May 1881 (Gs:Schuylerville, NY), where he was living with his son, George W., in 1880 (Federal census, NARA). He married, probably in Stillwater, New York 5 November 1808, PHEBE ROGERS (HOA), who was born probably in Stillwater 1 January 1792 (calc.; HOA has 1782) and died in Northumberland 5 March 1873, age 81y 2m 7d (Prospect Hill Cemetery record, Schuylerville, NY), daughter of Daniel and Annie (Grinnell) Rogers. Thomas “was a farmer in Stillwater, then removed to a farm in Northumberland Township, Saratoga County, NY...He served in the War of 1812 as a teamster, hauling goods from Albany to Rochester” (HOA). He was the first settler of Brownsville district and built the first church there (Town History). Thomas is shown in the 1850 federal census as a 65 year old farmer in Northumberland Township, NY, living with his wife, Phebe, his two daughters, Phebe Ann and Sarah J., his son George, George’s wife, Mary, and their two sons, Reuben and Daniel, plus a Sarah Noble, age 15 (Federal census, NARA). Sarah may be the person who married Thomas’ nephew David E. Whitford in 1855, although why she is living with the Hartwell family in 1850 is not known. Children, all born probably in Saratoga County, New York, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: + 7.240 i. GEORGE WASHINGTON7 HARTWELL, b. 3 Aug 1809; m. MARY JANE ARNOLD. 7.241 ii. ORVILLE C. HARTWELL, b. 6 March 1812; d. Saranac, MI 15 Sept 1859, age 47y 6m 9d (Gs:Prospect Hill Cemetery, Schuylerville, NY); m. AURELIA A. ARNOLD, b. ca. 1814, d. 3 April 1871, age 56y 9m 11d (Gs:Prospect Hill), sister of his brother George’s wife. “He was a civil engineer for many years, resident and division engineer on the Erie Canal, residing in Syracuse. In 1858 he removed to Berlin, Michigan...He was Lieutenant Colonel of the 51st Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­54

Regiment Michigan Militia.” + 7.242 iii. DANIEL ROGERS HARTWELL, b. 24 Sept 1815; m. ALICE A. SCOTT. + 7.243 iv. TYLEE DUNHAM HARTWELL, b. 24 Aug 1819; m. (1) ANNA GRAHAM, (2) JULIA ELIZA ARNOLD. + 7.244 v. PHEBE ANN HARTWELL, b. 17 Feb 1829; m. DOW F. WHINNEY. + 7.245 vi. SARAH JANE HARTWELL, b. 4 Dec 1832; m. ROBERT SIMPSON.

6.94 JOSIAH6 HARTWELL (Asahel5, Edward4-3, John2, William1) was born probably in Westmoreland, New Hampshire (1850 Federal census, NARA) 19 March 1787 (HOA) and died in Alfred, Allegany County, New York 28 August 1855 (family sheet). He married ca. 1814, AZUBAH ROGERS, who was born probably in Stafford, Connecticut 6 July 1785 and died probably in Alfred, New York 15 June 1853 (1850 Federal census, NARA, household #232-251), parents not identified. [Note: although HOA credits Josiah and Azubah with only one son, John, information supplied by Charles Jones and Jean Todd Fryer indicate a much larger family, none of whom are named John.] Children, per Charles Jones and Jean T. Fryer: + 7.246 i. GEORGE ROGERS7 HARTWELL, b. prob. Junius, Seneca Co., NY 14 Oct 1815; m. JULIA ANN DEALING. 7.247 ii. FRANKLIN HARTWELL, b. prob. Junius, NY 11 Jan 1818; d. young. + 7.248 iii. LOUISA HARTWELL, b. Junius, NY 20 Dec 1819; m. (1) HUGH MCMONIGALE, (2) FREEMAN PRESTON. 7.249 iv. HARRIET HARTWELL, b. Junius, NY 5 April 1822; m. HENRY BEEBE. 7.250 v. SOPHRONIA HARTWELL, b. Jerusalem, NY 20 April 1824; n.f.r. 7.251 vi. MARY HARTWELL, b. Jerusalem, NY 22 Nov 1826; m. EDWARD COLLINS. 7.252 vii. LYSANDER HARTWELL, b. Lexington, NY 14 June 1834; d. Sept 1834. Descendants of Solomon5 & Dorcas (Polley) Hartwell

6.95 DORCAS6 HARTWELL (Solomon5, Edward4-3, John2, William1) was born in Fitchburg, Massachusetts 4 August 1775 (ORF 2:323) and died in Worcester, Otsego County, New York 12 October 1855 (Gs: Maple Grove Cemetery). She married in Westminster, Massachusetts 19 November 1795, JOHN RAND (WVR 148), who was born there 3 December 1772 (WVR 75) and died in Worcester, New York 14 February 1861 (Gs., courtesy of James Allison), son of John and Tabitha (Hart) (Stedman) Rand. John “was a farmer in Rutland, 6-55 Sixth Generation

Vermont, removed to Worcester, New York in 1798” (HOA). [Note: John Rand’s mother may well have been a child of Joseph4 Hartwell’s second wife, Phebe (Eaton) Hart, by her first husband, Thomas Hart (see #4.25).] Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: i. NANCY HARTWELL RAND, b. 4 Dec 1801; d. ca. 1878; m. 1 Oct 1820, RICHARD CLARK, b. Rensselaerville, NY 19 May 1799; d. 16 March 1830, a farmer in Worcester, NY. In 1860, Nancy, a 58- year-old tailoress, was living in Farmersville, Cattaraugus Co., NY, in the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Enoch and Nancy Eckert (1860 Federal census, NARA). Children, per HOA: 1. Nancy M. Clark, b. 10 May 1822, d. ca. 1880; m. ca. 1838, Enoch Eckert, shoemaker, removed to Farmersville, NY. Four children. 2. Richard Alson Clark, b. 27 April 1824; d. West Salem, WI ca. 1910; m. 17 Oct 1849, Elizabeth Mason of Westford, NY. He was a Presbyterian minister in West Salem, WI. Four children. 3. Albert O. Clark (twin), b. 22 June 1827; d. Cobleskill, NY, of small pox, 3 Feb 1853; m. 30 July 1848 Minerva D. Brown, b. 21 Oct 1833. He kept a hotel at Cobleskill. One child. 4. Almond B. Clark (twin), b. 22 June 1827; d. Owatonna, MN 24 Dec 1914; m. 30 July 1848, Esther M. Waterman, b. Worcester, NY 10 Oct 1829, d. Owatonna, MN 22 April 1913, daughter of Asa and Amy (Bentley) Waterman. Almon was a merchant until 1856, then removed to Blooming Prairie, MN; farmer. Six children. 5. Dorcas S. Clark, b. 11 Sept 1829; m. (1) 10 Sept 1854, Samuel G. Scott of Fly Creek, NY, b. 11 Jan 1833, d. 27 May 1858, a carpenter and school teacher; m. (2) 12 Aug 1860, Ira Foster, b. 17 May 1829, removed in 1856 to Blooming Prairie, MN; returned in 1874 to Walcott, NY, fruit farmer. He enlisted 26 Sept 1864 in Co. B, 1st Minn. Heavy Art., discharged 20 March 1865. One child. ii. JOHN P. RAND, b. 15 April 1805; d. 28 June 1875, ae 71y (Gs., courtesy of James Allison); m. 14 Nov 1830, CATHERINE MCDONALD of Esperance, NY, b. 18 Oct 1808, d. 20 Aug 1840. He was a stage driver for 46 years, most of the time from Schoharie Court House to Albany, NY. Children, per HOA unless otherwise noted: Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­56

1. Mary Rand, b. 2 Sept 1834; d. infancy. 2. John Rand, b. 7 Oct 1837; d. Worcester, NY, 1 March 1868. 3. Dorcas Rand, b. 31 July 1840. iii. DORCAS RAND, b. 29 June 1806; m. -- Oct 1831, DELOS HOUGHTON, a farmer in Schenevus, NY. They removed in 187_ to Cameron, NE. Children, per HOA: 1. Mahala Houghton, b. 1832; m. 1852 James Peebles of Martland, NY, a farmer; removed to Sumner, WA. 2. Delos Newell Houghton, b. 1835 (HOA has 1825, but he was 14 on the 1850 census); m. 1865, Glenn Maxfield of Davenport, NY. He was a soldier in Co. I, 144th NY Vols.; removed to Topeka, KS; carpenter. Two or three children. 3. Lester Houghton, b. ca. 1841 (age 9 in 1850, 29 in 1870); enlisted 1863 Co. I, 144th NY Vols.; m. 4 March 1868, Alice C. Palmer of Sandy Creek, NY b. ca. 1851. He went with his father to Nebraska. Two sons. iv. SAMANTHA RAND, b. 1 Dec 1809 (Gs., courtesy of James Allison); d. 1887; m. 18 Sept 1828, WILLIAM BARNEY, b. Johnstown, NY 2 Aug 1806, d. 16 Jan 1891 (Gs., courtesy of James Allison). He was formerly a farmer in Worcester, NY and a local M.E. preacher. Children, per HOA: 1. Eli Barney, b. 21 June 1829; d. 1906 (findagrave); m. 28 May 1866, Emma J. Brooker, b. Richmondville, NY, 3 April 1841. He was a farmer in that town. Three children. 2. Ansel S. Barney, b. 1 April 1831; d. 22 Sept 1917 (Gs., courtesy of James Allison); m. (1) 1854, Sarah A. Starr of Otsego, NY, b. 16 April 1833, d. 26 Oct 1875; m. (2) 2 Jan 1877, Rocelpha Starr, b. 3 Nov 1836, d. 7 Sept 1912 (Gs., courtesy of James Allison), sister of his first wife. One child. 3. Mary Delancy Barney, b. 30 Dec 1838; m. 2 July 1871, Edwin Peter Mellick, b. Sharon, NY, 3 Aug 1824, d. 1907, a painter in Worcester, NY. Two children. 4. Cyrus W. Barney, b. 29 Nov 1847; d. Dec 1920 (findagrave); m. 29 Dec 1874, Julia Van Patten of Worcester, b. 18 July 1857, d. 1907 (Gs., courtesy of James Allison). He was a farmer. Six children. v. ALANSON RAND, b. 19 June 1811; m. MARY STONE of Waterbury, CT. He was a hatter in Mohawk Village and in Ilion, NY. Children, per HOA: 1. Almon R. Rand, b. 1841; d. 8 Nov 1884. He was treasurer of 6-57 Sixth Generation

Merchants’ Iron Mill in Rome, NY. 2. Marietta Rand, b. 10 Aug 1849; m. Alonzo Tanner, a hardware salesman in Ft. Plain, NY. One child. vi. UNNAMED INFANT, b. 22 March 1813. vii. SALOME RAND, b. 30 April 1816; d. young.

6.96 SOLOMON6 HARTWELL (Solomon5, Edward4-3, John2, William1) was born in Fitchburg, Massachusetts 9 June 1777 (ORF 2:323) and died in Harpersfield, New York 16 October 1861, age 84y 4m. He is buried in North Harpersfield Cemetery (Richmondville Methodist Church records). He married CATHERINE TANNER, who was born in Massachusetts 6 January 1781 or 19 December 1783 (calc.; 68 in 1850) and died in Harpersfield, New York 10 March 1853 or 10 March 1856, age 72y 2m 4d (Richmondville Methodist Church records; gravestone has 72y 2m 21d). Solomon was tax collector in Stillwater, New York from 1836-1838 (Gs., courtesy of James Allison). On 25 July 1850, Solomon and Catherine were enumerated on the 1850 federal census in Harpersfield, Delaware County, New York, with their grandson William L. Bullock (Federal census, NARA). Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: + 7.253 i. ELIZABETH7 HARTWELL, b. ca. 1797; m. ISRAEL BULLOCK. + 7.254 ii. ALSON HARTWELL, b. ca. 1807; m. (1) MARIA WELCH, (2) CYNTHIA ALLEN. 7.255 iii. SOLOMON HARTWELL, went to Ohio(?); d. unmarried. 7.256 iv. SAMANTHA HARTWELL, b. prob. Jefferson, NY, 28 May 1814; d. Cazenovia, NY 22 Feb 1904, age 89y (NY death certificate #1450); m. 18 Jan 1842, as his 2nd wife, the Rev. LEWIS BRUMLEY STONE, the local preacher in the New York Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. + 7.257 v. ?JAMES IRA HARTWELL, b. ca. 1819; m. HANNAH DINGY. + 7.258 vi. WILLIAM N. HARTWELL, b. 20 May 1821; m. EMELINE DIBBLE. + 7.259 vii. DAVID O. HARTWELL, b. 18 June 1824; m. MARY L. PEASLEE.

6.97 JOHN6 HARTWELL (Solomon5, Edward4-3, John2, William1) was born in Fitchburg, Massachusetts 1 April 1779 (ORF 2:323) and died in Charlotteville, New York 17 July 1833, aged 51 years (Gs., courtesy of James Allison; Gs:Charlotteville Cemetery). He married 6 September 1801, SEBEE OSBORN (family bible record), who was born in Tolland, Connecticut 5 September 1774 (HOA) and died in Summit, New York 3 September 1864 (Gs:Charlotteville Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­58

Cemetery), parents not identified. John “settled in Summit, New York, a mile north of Charlotteville, a village in that town, and built one of the first tanneries in that part of the state” (HOA). Children, all born in Summit, New York (family bible record): + 7.260 i. SEBEE E.7 HARTWELL, b. 2 Aug 1802; m. SILVESTER PHELPS. + 7.261 ii. JOHN F. HARTWELL, b. 8 March 1804; m. ELIZABETH HOFFMAN. + 7.262 iii. MARY “POLLY” HARTWELL, b. 18 Feb 1806; m. ASA HENRY CLEAVELAND. + 7.263 iv. FARRAND HARTWELL, b. 29 Aug 1807; m. (1) MARY GIBBS, (2) HARMONY CHILD RICE. + 7.264 v. MARENDA HARTWELL (twin), b. 16 Nov 1809; m. ALVA L. WHITNEY. + 7.265 vi. MILES HARTWELL (twin), b. 16 Nov 1809; m. (1) CATHERINE WARNER, (2) CAROLINE A. (IVES) CONROW. 7.266 vii. EMELINE HARTWELL, b. 7 March 1812; d. 30 April 1865 (Gs:Charlottesville Cemetery); m. 28 Sept 1852, as his 2nd wife, ASA HENRY CLEAVELAND, widower of her sister Mary (above). + 7.267 viii. PHILA HARTWELL, b. 26 April 1814; m. HARMAN HARD. + 7.268 ix. JOSEPH HARTWELL, b. 22 Sept. 1816; m. (1) SARAH A. M. PEACOCK, (2) SARAH A. (IRISH) ROOD. + 7.269 x. LUTHER F. HARTWELL, b. 14 April 1819; m. (1) JANE RYDER, (2) EMMA FRENCH.

6.99 SARAH6 “SALLY” HARTWELL (Solomon5, Edward4-3, John2, William1) was born in Fitchburg, Massachusetts 2 May 1783 (ORF 2:323). She married CHARLES TAYLOR, who died 18 October 1855. They lived in Lewis County, New York (HOA). Children, per HOA: i. LOUISA TAYLOR, m. (--) GILBERT, lived in Carthage, NY. No children. ii. EMILY TAYLOR, m. (--) SACKETT, went to Columbus, Ohio ca. 1835. iii. DORCAS P. TAYLOR, m. UNKNOWN. iv. PHILO TAYLOR, m., was in Ogdensburg, NY; went west. v. CHARLES TAYLOR, went west. vi. PRUDENCE TAYLOR, m. (--) CLARK of Champion, NY. Two daughters, one son. vii. LUCINDA TAYLOR, m. (1) GEORGE HAMMOND of Denmark, NY; m. (2) UNKNOWN. Had children. 6-59 Sixth Generation

6.100 EUNICE6 HARTWELL (Solomon5, Edward4-3, John2, William1) was born in Fitchburg, Massachusetts 19 November 1785 (ORF 2:324; HOA gives her the birth date of her husband) and died in Worcester, New York 8 August 1868, age 83 years, where she is buried in Maple Grove Cemetery (NYGBR 55:254). She married ca. 1809, ASA CRIPPEN, who was born in New Concord, Columbia County, New York 5 December 1783 (NYGBR 55:254) and died “in the west” on an unknown date, son of Silas and Elizabeth (Waterman) Crippen. Asa “went west many years ago to visit brothers, took passage on an Ohio river boat, which was sunk or burned up; he was never heard of afterwards” (HOA). Children, born in Worcester, New York, per HOA and NYGBR 55:254: i. JAMES MADISON CRIPPEN, b. 19 June 1810; d. there 11 Jan 1901; m. 20 June 1838, ANNA WATERMAN, b. Maryland, NY 20 April 1820, d. 15 Sept 1888, parents not identified. James M. was a farmer and at his death was one of the oldest residents of the town of Worcester, NY, where he was much respected. Children, per NYGBR 55:254: 1. Harriet E. Crippen, b. 29 May 1842; d. 8 Feb 1848. 2. James H. Crippen, b. 9 April 1845; d. 22 Oct 1876; m. 10 Nov 1870, Celia A. Peck of Burlington, CT, b. 10 Nov 1849. James was a clockmaker in Thomaston, CT. One son. 3. Joseph Gilbert Crippen, farmer, b. 26 Nov 1847; d. 31 May 1910; m. -- May 1879, Sarah L. Ketchum of Davenport, NY b. ca. 1844, accidentally asphyxiated by coal gas at her home in Fergusonville, NY 7 Nov 1915. 4. Mary Ardelia Crippen, b. 16 Nov 1850; d. 25 Oct 1886; m. 16 Oct 1878, Henry M. Haynor, b. Worcester, NY 8 Nov 1854. Two children. 5. Charles H. Crippen, b. 4 Oct 1859; m. (1) 8 Nov 1881, Ida M. Hayner, b. 2 Feb 1858, d. 3 Jan 1914; m. (2) 21 May 1914, Rose (__) Pitcher. A daughter by Ida Hayner m. Claude Hartwell (see #7.259-i). ii. GILBERT CRIPPEN, b. ca. 1811; d. 13 Nov 1824. iii. MARY CRIPPEN, b. ca. 1814; d. ca. 1835. iv. JOHN H. CRIPPEN, b. ca. 1817; supposedly m. in Hartford, CT, to UNKNOWN. v. EZRA A. CRIPPEN, b. ca. 1820; d. in the Civil War at Gainesville, VA 28 Aug 1862; m. (1) 18 June 1848, HENRIETTA NESTLE of Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­60

Maryland, NY who d. in childbirth, 14 Nov 1849, age 22y 6m 23d; m. (2) UNKNOWN. One son by 2nd wife. vi. JOSEPH G. CRIPPEN, harness maker, b. 13 April 1827; d. 30 June 1887; m. 26 June 1856, DIANA SMITH, b. Cobleskill, NY 25 Dec 1832, d. 18 March 1901 (Gs., courtesy of James Allison). Children, per NYGBR 55:260: 1. Emma J. Crippen, b. 23 March 1857; m. Frank Deuel of Oneonta, NY. 2. Frederick Crippen, b. 19 April 1863; d. 12 Sept 1939 (Gs., courtesy of James Allison); m. (1) Sept 1884, Ella Lane of Oneonta; m. (2) Florence MacKey, b. 11 June 1888. 3. Harriet E. Crippen, b. 13 March 1867; d. 23 Dec 1922; m. 25 Feb 1891, John H. Steffen of Cherry Valley, NY, b. 1867, d. 1954. 4. Mary Crippen, b. 30 Jan 1871; m. 12 Feb 1890, Alva J. Amsden; lived Albany, NY.

6.101 JOSEPH6 HARTWELL (Solomon5, Edward4-3, John2, William1) was born in Fitchburg, Massachusetts 16 March 1788 (ORF 2:324) and died, probably in Worcester, Otsego County, New York -- September 1864 (HOA). He married first, 23 March 1807 ELIZABETH GOTT of Columbia, New York (HOA), who was born 22 March 1783 (HOA) and died, presumably in Worcester, New York 19 July 1843 (HOA). Joseph married second, 19 March 1844, as her second husband, LUCY (LAKE) BIGELOW, who was born in New York State ca. 1799, and died 20/26 June 1888, daughter of Timothy and Lucy Lake. “Joseph was a farmer in Worcester, deputy sheriff some years, immensely strong and fleet of foot” (HOA). Joseph, age 61 and Lucy, age 51, were listed in Worcester in 1850 (Federal census, NARA) and they were still there in 1860 (Federal census, NARA). In 1870, Lucy was living with Curtis Lake, perhaps a brother. Children, all by Elizabeth Gott, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: + 7.270 i. EMILY7 HARTWELL, b. 3 Aug 1807; m. (1) SAMUEL HALLECK, (2) FREDERICK RAREY. + 7.271 ii. CORDELIA HARTWELL, b. 3 Jan 1812; m. JOHN COOK. 7.272 iii. LORINDA HARTWELL, b. 28 June 1815; d. Worcester, NY 25 June 1821, age 6. + 7.273 iv. GIBSON HARTWELL, b. 28 Dec 1817; m. (1) ELVIRA R. JOHNSON, (2) EMELINE SOPHRONIA BUTLER. 6-61 Sixth Generation

7.274 v. SENECA B. HARTWELL, b. Worcester, NY, 24 July 1820; d. 3 March 1891; m. 19 June 1842, CAROLINE UTTER, b. Cairo, NY 3 Feb 1822, d. 23 Oct 1906 (Gs., courtesy of James Allison), daughter of Joseph Utter. Seneca was a merchant in East Worcester, acquired a large fortune, and was prominent in the county. He was a J.P. from 1855 to 1875. He is shown on the 1850 federal census living in Worcester, NY, with Caroline, age 26, and Lorenzo Pratt, age 9 (Federal census, NARA). Two children, Carrie and Riley are buried with them, but the dates are illegible. + 7.275 vi. JOHN N. HARTWELL, b. 29 Sept 1822; m. JANE R. HOLMES. + 7.276 vii. ALBERT JOSEPH HARTWELL, b. 7 March 1828; m. HARRIET L. DAVIS. 7.277 viii. MARY HARTWELL, m. a farmer in Cortland County. 7.278 ix. JOSEPH HARTWELL, d. in the army. 7.279 x. ELIZABETH HARTWELL, m. JAMES HITT. Descendants of John5 & Hannah (Moore) Hartwell

6.102 MARY6 “POLLY” HARTWELL (John5, Edward4-3, John2, William1) was born probably in Athens, Vermont -- December 1780 (HOA) and died in Granger, Medina County, Ohio 3 September 1868 (HOA). She married ca. 1803, WILLIAM STRAIGHT, who was born in Connecticut 18 April 1782 (HOA) and died in Granger, Ohio [date not given]. Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: i. RELIEF STRAIGHT, b. 7 Feb 1804; m. (--) NEWTON; n.f.r. ii. SABRINA STRAIGHT, b. 18 Aug 1806; d. infancy. iii. SABRINA STRAIGHT (again), b. 21 March 1808; m. ca. 1833, AMOS BARBER, b. NY 21 July 1805, d. Granger, OH 20 Jan 1857. Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 1. Susan A. Barber, b. 18 April 1834; m. 4 June 1860, Samuel Ewing, a jeweler, removed to Marion and Fostoria, OH, d. 31 July 1886. One child. 2. William H. Barber, b. 24 May 1836; d. Findlay, OH 18 March 1860; m. ca. 1858 [name of wife not given]; a Baptist minister. One child. 3. George W. Barber, b. 11 March 1839; m. 2 Nov 1876, Charlotte Fenimore of Fremont, OH. Three children. 4. Mary E. Barber, b. 8 April 1841; m. 4 April 1871, Robert C. Caples, M.D., b. New Philadelphia, OH 31 July 1815; lived in Fostoria, OH. Two children. 5. James A. Barber, b. 24 April 1847; was a sergeant in the Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­62

regular army; removed to Canada in 1885, herder. 6. Harriet E. Barber, b. 5 June 1849; d. 6 Oct 1877; m. 31 Dec 1876, (--) Schoville, a merchant in AZ. 7. Mary Barber, b. 18 Jan 1851; n.f.r. iv. CALVIN B. STRAIGHT, b. 19 Dec 1811; n.f.r. v. WILLIAM K. STRAIGHT, b. 13 Oct 1813; m. (1) 16 March 1834, DIANA E. TREMAIN of Canandaigua, NY, b. 14 March 1815, d. 18 Dec 1855; m. (2) 29 Dec 1856, ELIZABETH CONKLIN, b. Huron, OH 6 June 1834. He was a farmer, settled in Medina Co., OH, removed to Butler, IN, and later to Atlantic, IA. Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 1. Fidelia Straight, b. 14 Jan 1835; m. (1) 1 May 1853, T. Wallace of Auburn, IN, who d. 1860; m. (2) 2 April 1868, F. Burroughs, a stock raiser of Boone, IA, lived in Florence, Dakota. Four children. 2. Helen Straight, b. 16 Oct 1839; m. 1 May 1855, S. S. Ford, b. OH, a sheriff in Sioux City, IA; one son. 3. S. W. Wallace Straight, a real estate dealer in Atlantic, IA, b. 15 April 1842; m. (1) 24 Dec 1868, Kate Steele of Marshalltown, IA, who d.; m. (2) 12 Dec 1872, Amanda Bennett. 4. Eddella Straight, b. 3 Dec 1857; m. 20 Nov 1872, H. L. Frost, b. NH, lived in Atlantic, IA; served in 1st NH Art. Vols. during Civil War; three sons. vi. SARAH STRAIGHT, b. 19 Oct 1815; d. ca. 1842; m. ca. 1835, PLINY INGRAHAM, a carpenter, who d. 14 Aug. 1846. They lived in Granger, OH. Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 1. Asa E. Ingraham, b. 28 Nov 1835, a traveling salesman. 2. Mary J. Ingraham, b. 24 April 1838; m. ca. 1858, Byron M. Noble of Lenawee Co., MI, b. 14 Dec 1837, a blacksmith who settled in Bath, OH, removed to Shelbyville, MI; three children. 3. Lydia A. Ingraham, n.f.r. vii. JOHN H. STRAIGHT, b. 21 Aug 1818; d. in OR, 6 July 1884; m. (1) ca. 1839, MATILDA SHUTTS, b. Penn Yan, NY, 4 Feb 1819, d. 21 Aug 1855; m. (2) 14 July 1857, MYRA CROSS, b. Charlotte, NY, 3 May 1830, a school teacher. He was a Baptist minister, removed to MI in 1858, and to OR for his health in 1884. Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 1. Emma J. Straight, b. 10 May 1840; d. -- Nov 1848. 6-63 Sixth Generation

2. William H. H. Straight, b. 10 March 1845; drowned on the steamer Lac La Belle in Lake Michigan. 3. Mary Jane Straight, b. 1 June 1849; d. 23 June 1865. 4. George Straight, b. 11 Jan 1855; d. infancy. 5. Lilly B. Straight, b. 19 Jan 1860; m. 14 July 1881, Freeman J. Crandall, jeweler, b. Wirt, NY, 8 May 1846; removed to MI in 1871; to OR in 1884. Two children. viii. ADONIRAM J. STRAIGHT, b. 4 April 1820. ix. NANCY J. STRAIGHT, b. 10 March 1822; m. 21 Sept 1841, LEWIS E. TURNER of Canfield, OH, b. 6 Feb 1818; removed to Main City, MO. Known children (others d. young), per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 1. Ella M. Turner, b. 30 May 1849; n.f.r. 2. George S. Turner, b. 5 Dec 1863.

6.103 JOHN6 HARTWELL (John5, Edward4-3, John2, William1) was born probably in Athens, Vermont ca. 1782 and died during a blizzard in or near Cleveland, Ohio between 25 December 1827 and 1 January 1828 (HOA). HOA spends a great deal of space on what he calls an “argument” concerning this John Hartwell’s identity, and cites data concerning a “John of Wales” without indicating the source of his information, which evidently came from a biography of John’s son, George W., found in a “mug book” entitled Portrait and Biographical Album, Jackson, Jefferson and Pottawatomie County [Kansas]. As we have seen, John was not mentioned in his father’s pension application dated 1832, but his father’s will names “John, a son of said deceased, [who] died leaving seven children in Ohio” (Tree Talks 5:11, citing File 1833-11), leaving little doubt of this John’s identity. John married, ca. 1812, MARY “POLLY” CARTWRIGHT, possibly a relative of his father’s second wife. HOA says she was born in Indiana, which seems unlikely, and died (probably in Crawford County, Illinois, where she spent her last years with her son, George W.) ca. 1851. Some accounts state that she married a second time to a man named Cook, but no documentation has yet been found for this statement. John is almost certainly the private of that name who served from 23 August to 2 September 1812 in Captain Jacob Bartholomew’s co., enlisted from Ohio (Ohio Roster of Soldiers in the War of 1812). Children, born probably in Delaware County, Ohio, dates per HOA unless Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­64 otherwise indicated: + 7.280 i. JOHN NICHOLS7 HARTWELL, b. 10 April 1813; m. (1) HANNAH DEE, (2) MARIA HUGHES, (3) JANE ELLEN (NEEL) STRICKLER. 7.281 ii. MARY HARTWELL, b. say 1815; d. age about 23. 7.282 iii. MATILDA HARTWELL, b. say 1817; m. JOSIAH BORDEN. + 7.283 iv. LAURA HARTWELL, b. 5 March 1819 (Gs); m. EDWIN BROUGHTON (HOA has Boughton). + 7.284 v. GEORGE WASHINGTON HARTWELL, b. 12 Jan 1821 (PBA, Jackson, Jefferson and Pottawatomie County); m. ELIZA JANE NICHOLS. + 7.285 vi. LODELIA/LODEMA HARTWELL, b. ca. 1825; m. ADISON/MADISON DEE.

6.104 SOPHIA6 HARTWELL (John5, Edward4-3, John2, William1) was born probably in Athens, Vermont ca. 1784 (HOA) and died ca. 1842 (HOA). She married, ca. 1806 (HOA), NATHAN PORTER of Western Vermont, who was born ca. 1775 and died in Busti, Chautauqua County, New York ca. 1840. Nathan removed successively to Canada, then to Erie County and Busti, in New York. Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: i. BENJAMIN PORTER, b. ca. 1807; m. JULIA WARNER. Children, per HOA: 1. Eva Porter. 2. Esther Porter. 3. Sarah Porter. 4. Matalania Porter. 5. Martin Porter. ii. ANGELINE PORTER, b. 12 May 1809; d. ca. 1883; m. (1) JOHN WHEELER; m. (2) ca. 1836, EDWARD ELLIS of Niagara Co., NY. Children by John Wheeler, per HOA: 1. Sarah Wheeler. 2. Susan Wheeler. Children by Edward Ellis, per HOA: 3. Charles Ellis, m. (1) Elizabeth Frank; m. (2) Unknown. 4. James Ellis m. Adelia Lunt. Eight children. 5. Salmon Ellis, d. in the army. 6. Calvin Ellis, m. Angeline Barber. Three children. 7. Angeline Ellis, m. W. R. Bucklin. 8. Jane Ellis, d. young. iii. ESTHER PORTER, b. ca. 1811; m. CHARLES FLEMING; n.f.r. iv. SUSAN PORTER, b. ca. 1813; m. JESSE WELCH. 6-65 Sixth Generation

Children, per HOA: 1. Norman Welch, m. and had 2 daughters. 2. Hiram Welch. 3. James Welch. v. POLLY PORTER, b. ca. 1815; m. EBEN HARRIS; lived in Allegan, MI; two children. vi. NATHAN PORTER, b. 17 Aug 1817; m. (1) -- Jan 1842, DEBORAH PUTNAM of Farmington, PA, who d. 15 May 1872; m. (2) 26 Dec 1879, MARY MALUN of Farmington. Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 1. Daniel Porter, m. Julia Green. Two children. 2. Melvin Porter, b. -- Jan 1845; d. 25 April 1851. 3. Stewart Porter, b. 1847; d. 27 April 1851. 4. Esther Porter, b. 1849; d. -- Nov 1871; m. Joseph Barney of Deerfield, PA. 5. Dora Porter, m. Elvin Hunt of Jamestown, NY. Three children. 6. William Porter, m. Letitia Baker of Warren, PA. 7. Ida Porter, m. Christian Gander of Warren, PA. vii. STUART HARTWELL PORTER, b. Niagara Co., NY, 11 June 1820; d. Vermontville, MI 8 Nov 1882; m. 11 Nov 1848, CORNELIA THERESA HOPKINS of Prattsburgh, NY, b. 5 July 1829, d. 1913. Stuart was a lumberman in Vermontville. Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 1. Robert Stewart Porter, jeweler, b. 2 Feb 1850; d. 20 May 1927; m. 25 July 1877, Edna Rowena Olin. Two children. 2. Clara M. Porter, b. 1 July 1852; d. 1937; m. 29 Jan 1870, Otis B. Shaw; lived in Kalamazoo, MI. Five children. 3. Gilbert (or Gibson) B. Porter, b. 6 May 1856; d. 1833/4; m. 29 June 1881, Ellen Latimer. One child. 4. William Porter (twin), d. young. 5. George Porter (twin), d. young. 6. Frederick M. Porter, b. 30 Oct 1868; d. before 1900. 7. Harry Porter, d. young. 8. John Porter. 9. Lydia Porter. 10. William Porter. viii. JOHN PORTER, n.f.r. ix. LYDIA PORTER, n.f.r. x. WILLIAM PORTER, n.f.r. xi. DANIEL PORTER, b. 20 Sept. 1822 or 1827 (HOA gives both dates); d. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­66

Otisville, MI 15 June 1917; m. ca. 1849, MARY (__), b. Canada 15 May 1835. He removed after the birth of his first child to Calhoun Co., MI, later to Eaton Co., MI, and in 1874 to Rogersville, MI. Children, per HOA: 1. Elizabeth Porter, b. 1 Aug 1852. 2. Eleanor Porter, b. 25 Nov 1854; d. 1878. 3. Dawson Porter, b. 6 March 1857. 4. May Porter, b. 6 May 1858. 5. Stuart Porter, b. 2 Dec 1861; d. young. 6. Belle Porter, b. 18 March 1864.

6.105 THOMAS6 HARTWELL (John5, Edward4-3, John2, William1) was born probably in Athens, Vermont 17 November 1786 and died in Rush, New York 5 October 1863 (HOA). He married 8 December 1811 (HOA), SAMANTHA ROBERTS, who was born ca. 1792 and died 25 February 1863 (HOA). Thomas, a 64 year old farmer b. VT, Samantha Hartwell, age 58, b. VT, Abner Hartwell, 32, farmer worth $6000, b. NY; Francis [sic], 31, b. NY; Isabel Clark, 28, b. Ireland; Michael Murphy, 30, laborer, b. Ireland; and Elvira Hartwell, 28, b. NY were living in Avon, NY in 1850 (Federal census, NARA). Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 7.286 i. AMANDA7 HARTWELL, b. 24 Feb 1816; d. 9 April 1842. 7.287 ii. ABNER T. HARTWELL, b. 23 Oct 1818; d. Paw Paw, Van Buren Co., MI 16 March 1905, 86y 4m 21d (MI VR); m. (1) before 1850, FRANCES M. WILBUR, b. 14 Feb 1819, d. 19 March 1902 (Gs:Avon, NY), daughter of Stephen and Mary Wilbur of Surry, NH. Abner and Frances must have been divorced, as Abner m. (2) before the 1870 census was taken, LUCY C. (__) RAWSON, b. 16 Feb 1824, d. Paw Paw 25 April 1905, 71y 2m 9d (MI VR), parents unknown. Lucy had twin sons by her first husband, Franklin G. and Fred S. Rawson. In 1880, Abner, a 62-year-old farmer, wife Lucy C, and step-son Frank G. Rawson were in Paw Paw, MI (Federal census, NARA). 7.288 iii. ELVIRA HARTWELL, b. 25 Jan 1822; d. Paw Paw, MI, of consumption, 10 June 1877, age 55 yrs (MI VR); unmarried.

6.106 BENJAMIN6 HARTWELL (John5, Edward4-3, John2, William1) was born probably in Athens, Vermont ca. 1788 (calc. from census records; HOA has 22 Nov. 6-67 Sixth Generation

1781) and was living in Harpersfield, Ashtabula County, Ohio as late as 15 July 1870 when he is listed on the federal census as an 82-year-old cooper with $400 worth of real estate (1870 Federal census, NARA; HOA has May (or Oct) 1874, which well may be correct). [Note: HOA’s sketch of Benjamin confuses him with his cousin Benjamin in Maine.] Benjamin married first, in Geauga County, Ohio 1 February 1809, POLLY LAMONT (Women Who Came to the Western Reserve Before 1840). He apparently married second, prior to 1850, SOPHIA C. (__), who was born in Vermont 26 November 1790 and died 15 January 1875 (Locust Grove Cemetery record, Fremont County, Iowa). Children, all born probably in Harpersfield, Ohio, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 7.289 i. DENNISS7 HARTWELL, b. say, 1811; m. 3 Feb 1831, ROSWELL MEEKER of Harpersfield, OH. + 7.290 ii. SARAH “SALLY” HARTWELL, b. say 1813, m. ROBERT MEEKER. + 7.291 iii. FRANK HARTWELL, b. 22 Dec 1815; m. (1) DELILAH COMER/ CARNER, (2) SARAH HARRINGTON. 7.292 iv. MARTIA HARTWELL, b. say, 1817; m. 5 June 1837, WILLIAM BARBER.

6.107 RELIEF6 HARTWELL (John5, Edward4-3, John2, William1) was born probably in Delaware Co., New York, 26 March 1791 (HOA) and died in Hebron, Jefferson County, Wisconsin, 18 July 1868 (Gs:Munro Cemetery, Hebron). She married 18 November 1810 (HOA has 1870), JOHN NICHOLAS HENRY WESTPHALL, who was born in Hamburg, Germany 27 May 1789 (HOA) and died in Copley, Ohio, 20 May 1847 (HOA). John was a farmer, removed in 1815 to Harpersfield, Ohio, thence to Tinker’s Creek, Springfield, and in 1829 to Copley, Ohio. Relief was living with her son Silas G. Westphall in Copley, Ohio in 1850 and with her daughter Malintha Heathman, also in Copley, in 1860 (Federal census, NARA). Children, per HOA and census records: i. DIEDRICH WESTPHALL, b. 17 March 1811; d. ca. 1831 on the way to Nauvoo, UT; m. MARIA TAYLOR. He was a Mormon elder. Children, per HOA: 1. Thomas Westphall. 2. Cyrus Westphall. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­68 ii. MALINTHA WESTPHALL, b. 9 Nov 1812; m. (--) HEATHMAN. Children, per census records: 1. Alexander Heathman, b. ca. 1833; m. Agnes (__). Four children. 2. Margaret Heathman, b. ca. 1838; n.f.r. 3. Diederick Heathman, b. ca. 1842; d. of disease at Fort Scott, KS 1 March 1862, a Civil War soldier. 4. James Heathman, b. ca. 1846; n.f.r. 5. Eugene Heathman, b. ca. 1850; n.f.r. iii. DELINDA WESTPHALL, b. 14 June 1814; d. Allen Co, IN or Sunfield, MI, 2 Aug 1861; m. (1) COLMAN C. PECK; div.; m. (2) DANIEL TAYLOR, b. CT, 8 Jan 1808, d. Sunfield, MI, 2 May 1879. Child by Coleman Peck, per HOA: 1. Henrietta Peck, d. young. Children by Daniel Taylor, per HOA: 2. Mary R. Taylor, b. 24 May 1844; d. Sebawa, MI, 16 Jan 1883; m. 22 Dec 1860, Charles W. Overley, b. 1 April 1834, a shoemaker in Sunfield, MI; served 3 years in Civil War. Six children. 3. Martha A. Taylor, b. 18 April 1846; d. 18 Nov 1869; m. ca. 1866, William Dunn, a farmer in Lansing, MI. One child. 4. Maria L. Taylor, b. 9 May 1848; d. 2 July 1868; m. 1867, John Hyde, a farmer in Sunfield, MI. One child. 5. Susan A. Taylor, b. 10 Sept 1850; d. 29 Jan 1878. 6. William Z. Taylor, b. 22 May 1852; m. 25 Nov 1877, Drusilla Page, b. April 1855; William was a blacksmith, removed to Muskegon in 1880 and to Fremont, MI in 1883. Four children. 7. Emma L. Taylor, b. 16 June 1854; m. 15 March 1871, Michael Schaffer, b. Germany, 24 June 1848, emigrated in 1854, a carriage maker in Portland, MI. Three children. 8. Margaret N. Taylor, b. 20 Jan 1858; m. 29 Dec 1881, George W. Gragg, b. 30 Oct 1848, a farmer in Portland, MI. One child. iv. JOHN N. H. WESTPHALL, b. 24 June 1816; d. young. v. MARY WESTPHALL, b. 15 April 1818. vi. HENRY CLAY WESTPHALL, b. 15 June 1819; living in 1900; m. ELIZABETH ROGERS, who d. before 1900. Henry was a cooper in Hebron, WI and a 2nd lieut. in Co. E, 4th WI Volunteers. Children, per HOA and census records: 1. John B. H. Westphall, b. Nov 1843; living with his father in 6-69 Sixth Generation

Hebron in 1900; unmarried. 2. William O. Westphall, b. 1848; m. and had five children. 3. Adele Westphall, b. 1 June 1858; d. 11 March 1883 (Gs:Hebron Cemetery); m. her cousin, William Westphall (see #6.107-iii below). vii. JOHN NICHOLAS WESTPHALL, b. Copley, OH, 25 Sept 1821; d. Briggsville, WI, 20 Oct 1905 (DAR applic. #368855); m. 12 Nov 1846, LUCINDA TAFT, b. Tribes Hill, NY, 11 Dec 1827, d. Briggsville, WI, 4 April 1901 (ibid.), daughter of Samuel H. and Rachel (Hansen) Taft. John was a farmer, musician, mechanic in Whitewater, WI. Children, per Sean Sunderlage: 1. Amy Relief Westphall, b. Hebron, WI 24 Jan 1847; m. 2 March 1866, Henry Cooley, a mason. One child. 2. Ellen Jane Westphall, b. Hebron, WI 28 Jan 1850; m. 31 Oct 1875, Joel Orton, a farmer in Briggsville, WI. Four children. 3. George H. Westphall, b. 15 June 1852; m. 1 March 1881, Alta Smith. He was a barber, music teacher in Zumbrota, MN. Three children. 4. Kate Westphall, b. 18 Oct 1855; d. young. 5. Charles Dietrich Westphall, b. Whitewater, WI 1 April 1858; mason, musician at Whitewater, WI; had a farm in Marquette Co. 6. Amelia Annett Westphall, b. Whitewater, WI, 10 March 1861; d. Waterloo, WI, 24 Oct 1913; m. 14 April 1883, Algernon DeAlbert Lasher, b. Utica, WI, 6 Jan 1850, d. Waterloo, WI, 24 May 1915. One child. 7. Alma J. Westphall, b. 21 Aug 1864; d. 11 May 1881. 8. John Frederick Westphall, b. Whitewater, WI 25 June 1867; d. Alden, IL 8 June 1918; m. 31 Dec 1890, Mina Nora Poore, b. Homer, MI 16 Dec 1869, d. Pistakee Bay, IL ca. 1963, daughter of William Henry and Theresa (Willard) Poore. Six children. 9. Florence E. Westphall, b. Whitewater, WI 8 June 1875. viii. SILAS GABLE WESTPHALL, b. OH 23 Sept 1824; d. Hebron, WI 23 Feb 1883; m. prob. Summit, OH ca. 1849, ELIZA ANN JOHNSON, b. Hartford, CT ca. 1828. Silas is shown on the 1850 federal census in Summit, OH, living with Elisa, Susan, age 3/12, Relief (his mother), age 57, and Thomas, age 15, b. OH (Federal census, NARA).] Children, per census records: Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­70

1. Susan A. Westphall, b. 23 Aug 1850; d. Hebron, WI 26 Oct 1876 (Gs:Hebron Cemetery); m. Frederick Mepham. 2. William H. Westphall, b. 21 May 1852; d. 2 Feb 1892 (Gs:Hebron Cemetery); m. his cousin, Adele “Ellen” Westphall (see #6.107-iv above); lived in Hebron, WI. Four children. 3. Walter S. Westphall, b. ca. 1854; d. 1927; m. Olive M. Hutchins, b. 8 Feb 1855, d. Hebron 10 Feb 1943 (Gs:Hebron Cemetery). Three children. 4. Clinton DeWitt Westphall, b. Buchanan, MI 27 May 1861; d. Jefferson Co., WI 19 April1936 (death certificate); m. ca. 1889, Lucy Alzada Van Lone. Clinton was a farmer in Hebron, WI. Seven children. 5. Buell Clifton Westphall, b. 21 Aug 1864; d. 13 Nov 1916 (Gs:Hebron Cemetery). 6. Carey E. Westphall, b. 25 April 1867; d. 15 Sept 1941; a farmer in Hebron. 7. Nelson P. Westphall, b. Nov 1869; d. Sept 1931; a farmer in Hebron. ix. MARCIA H. WESTPHALL, b. 6 June 1827; d. infancy. x. MARCIA (again) A. WESTPHALL, b. 5 April 1830; d. 13 Oct 1876; m. 27 March 1849, NOAH TRYON, b. OH 3 Aug 1823, d. 2 Jan 1867, a farmer, settled in Sebawa, MI. Children, per HOA: 1. Mary J. Tryon, b. 3 April 1851; m. 1 April 1867, Elisha Braley, lived in Sebawa, MI. 2. Volney A. Tryon, b. 25 Nov 1852; m. 9 Oct 1877; a blacksmith in Sebewa, MI. 3. Malintha A. Tryon, b. 30 June 1854; m. 27 June 1872 [name of husband not given]; lived in Danby, MI. 4. Didamia E. Tryon, b. 18 Nov 1856; m. 1 Nov 1884, T. E. Turner, lived in Portland, MI. 5. Charles F. Tryon, b. 9 Feb 1858, a carpenter in Sebewa, MI. 6. Otis V. Tryon, b. 13 Oct 1860; m. 10 Jan 1880; farmer in Sunfield, MI. 7. Lucinda R. Tryon, b. 25 March 1863; m. 26 Sept 1880, (--) Haddix; lived in Sunfield, MI. 8. Viola E. Tryon, b. 16 June 1865; m. 27 March 1882, (--) Reed; lived in Hoytville, MI.

6.108 DANIEL6 HARTWELL (John5, Edward4-3, John2, William1) was born probably 6-71 Sixth Generation in Delaware County, New York 14 December 1792 (HOA) and died in Hadley, Michigan 2 December 1881 (Gs: Green Corners Cemetery). He married in 30 March 1815 (HOA), CLARISSA BROWN, who was born in Massachusetts 6 September 1791 and died in Hadley, Michigan 18 February 1881 (Gs: Green Corners Cemetery). Daniel “was a carpenter and farmer and a soldier in the War of 1812; settled in Rush, New York, removed to Parma, New York, later to Ellicottsville, New York, and in 1838 to Atlas, Michigan, where he died. He was a deacon of the Baptist church” (HOA). Daniel and Clarissa, ages 87 and 88, were living in Atlas, Michigan, with their daughter Persis Langdon in 1880 (Federal census, NARA). Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: + 7.293 i. BRADFORD7 HARTWELL, b. 7 April 1816; m. AMY M[ARIA?] ALKENS. + 7.294 ii. MEDFORD HARTWELL, b. 26 July 1817; m. MARIETTA JONES. + 7.295 iii. DANIEL TOMPKINS HARTWELL, b. 9 March 1820; m. SARAH ANN FAIRCHILD. + 7.296 iv. JANE E. HARTWELL, b. 22 June 1824; m. (1) ELLIS O. MORSE, (2) SAMUEL R. HOWE. + 7.297 v. PERSIS MARIA HARTWELL, b. 5 Oct 1829; m. FRANKLIN LANGDON. Descendants of John5 & Mary (Bugbee) (Brown) Hartwell

6.109 JOHN B.6 HARTWELL (John5, Edward4-3, John2, William1) was born in Rush, Monroe County, New York 19 January 1829 (HOA) and died in Lockport, Niagara County, New York 2 May 1911 (Gs: Glenwood Cemetery). He married first, 1 July 1851, EUGENIA N. PECKHAM (HOA), who was born 5 April 1826 and died 9 February 1854, daughter of John W. and Mary A. (Dickinson) Peckham of Mendon, New York. He married second, 17 December 1857, LYDIA PATTERSON (HOA), who was born in Vermont 20 August 1838 and died in Elmira, New York 27 January 1933 (Gs: Glenwood Cemetery), daughter of Calvin and Julia (Matson) Patterson of Clarendon, New York. John B. “was a grocer in Rochester, NY to 1854, physician to 1867, later a druggist in Lockport, NY” (HOA). He was a druggist in 1880, when he appears on the federal census in Lockport, New York (Federal census, NARA), but is called “Dr.” on his death record. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­72

Children, all by Lydia Patterson, per Find A Grave record #22233174: 7.298 i. JOHN PATTERSON7 HARTWELL, b. Clarkson, NY 10 Dec 1860; d. 3 Dec 1939 (Gs:Glenwood Cemetery). He graduated from Long Island Medical College in Aurora, NY, in 1876, and was a physician in Elmira, NY. + 7.299 ii. MARY EUGENIA HARTWELL, b. 1 Sept 1862; m. JOHN L. BENNETT. + 7.300 iii. JULIA EDITH HARTWELL, b. 27 July 1879; m. GEORGE ELLIS WRIGHT. Descendants of Samuel5 & Anna (Hawley) (Barnum) Hartwell

6.111 ANNA6 HARTWELL (Samuel5, Edward4-3, John2, William1) was born probably in Worcester, New York, 19 December 1803 (HOA) and died probably there -- March 1853. She married -- December 1820, RICHARD SMITH, who was born in Vermont ca. 1794 and died in Worcester, New York, 11 November 1836. Richard was a miller in Worcester and Maryland, New York. In 1850 Anna was living with her brother, Kneeland in Worcester, New York (Federal census, NARA). Children, per HOA: i. ROXA ANN “ROXY” SMITH, b. 16 Aug 1821; d. 18 Feb 1891; m. 26 Aug 1844, JAMES W. HITT of Roxbury, NY, b. 29 Sept 1819, d. 30 Oct 1907. James was a tanner, removed in 1846 to Lisle, NY. Children, born in Lisle, NY, per HOA: 1. Almeda Hitt, b. 14 Feb 1846; d. infancy. 2. Twing Reuben Hitt, b. 21 April 1847; d. 18 June 1922; m. (1) 3 Oct 1872, Ella F. Phetteplace of Killawog, NY, b. 27 Sept 1847, d. 25 June 1900; m. (2) Addie Hinman. Twing Reuben enlisted Sept 1864 in Co. G, 185th NY Vols.; operated a saw mill and was in the lumber trade in Kilawog. Four children. 3. Annette Hitt, b. 8 May 1849; d. 25 June 1885; m. 2 Oct 1872, Devillo Pratt of Afton, NY, b. 28 Sept 1849, d. 10 Feb 1917. Devillo was an engineer in Binghamton, NY after 1882. One child. 4. Eva Hitt, b. 22 Sept 1854; d. 2 May 1943; m. 2 Sept 1880, Heil Atwood of Lisle, NY, b. 3 July 1851, a farmer in Killawog, NY. One child. 5. Mary E. Hitt, b. 5 May 1856; d. young. 6. Elizabeth M. Hitt, b. 4 June 1861; d. 8 Dec 1870. 7. James F. Hitt, b. 21 Oct 1862; m. 18 Sept 1889, Kitty Moon. 6-73 Sixth Generation

Three children. ii. ORSON H. SMITH, b. 21 Dec 1827; d. Marathon, New York 25 Aug 1891 (Gs:Marathon Village Cemetery); m. (1) 6 March 1851, BETSY SHEPARD of Marathon who d. 31 May 1882; m. (2) 3 June 1883, AMANDA G. BOUTON, b. 9 Aug 1844, d. Marathon 25 June 1916 (Gs:Marathon Village Cemetery). Orson went to Marathon in 1851 and was a carriage builder, general blacksmith, president of village board in 1883, justice in 1886. Children, born in Marathon, NY, per HOA: 1. Alvin R. Smith, b. 20 Jan 1854; m. -- March 1876, Alice Isaacs of NYC. Alvin went to Golden, CO in 1878, returned in 1882 and was in the livery business at Oneonta, NY. Two children. 2. Edgar D. Smith, b. 3 Feb 1855; d. Golden, CO 26 July 1884; m. ca. 1881, Ellen Wells of Golden, CO. Edgar was a dentist, went to Denver, CO in 1877 and to Golden in 1879. Four children. 3. Willard P. Smith, b. 3 Feb 1860, a comedian. 4. Irwin K. Smith, b. -- Jan 1862; was in CO and KS in bookkeeping and livery business, later in Oneonta, NY. 5. George K. Smith, b. 5 Aug 1863; d. Marathon, NY 30 Sept 1936 (Gs); m. 14 Sept 1882, Harriet “Hattie” Early, b. Jan 1863, d. 29 Nov 1948 (Gs). George was a dealer in carriages in Marathon, NY. Two daughters. 6. Ralph S. Smith, b. 3 July 1871; n.f.r. iii. MARY J. SMITH, b. 4 May 1829; d. ca. 1877; m. 1853, PETER YOUNG of East Berkshire, NY, b. 1832, a farmer. Children, per HOA: 1. Morris Young, b. -- Sept 1854; m.; a farmer in E. Berkshire, NY. 2. Orson Young, b. 19 Jan 1857; farmer. 3. Anna Young, b. 12 May 1860; d. -- June 1876. 4. Francis Young, b. 25 Dec 1863; n.f.r. 5. Jesse Young, b. 13 June 1865; n.f.r. iv. JOSEPH S. SMITH, b. -- Jan 1833; killed at Pleasant Hill, LA 7 April 1864; m. -- May 1859, ELIZA SACKETT of Green, NY. He enlisted 1861 in 114th NY Volunteers. Child, per HOA: 1. Reuben Smith, b. 15 April 1860, a farmer with his mother in Greene, NY. v. ELIZABETH REBECCA SMITH, b. 7 Feb 1836; d. Chicago, IL, -- July Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­74

1930; m. 2 Sept 1855, SYLVANUS BUTLER HITT, b. Colchester, NY, 17 Aug 1836, d. Chicago, IL, 27 Jan 1904, brother of her sister Roxa’s husband James (see above). Sylvanus removed to Michigan in 1861, to Waterloo, IA in 1870; a member of the firm of Robinson & Hitt, carriage and street car builders, he won a gold medal at the New Orleans Exposition in 1885. Children, per HOA: 1. Adelia Ann Hitt, b. 16 May 1846; d. 4 Feb 1881; m. 8 Dec 1874, Eugene P. Dillenbeck, b. ca. 1855, d. ca. 1908, a merchant in Des Moines, IA. Adelia was a school teacher. Two children. 2. Evangeline A. Hitt, b. 17 Nov 1857; d. 25 May 1893; m. 30 May 1877, Edward C. Congdon, b. 3 Oct 1847, d. 11 Jan 1913. She was a music teacher; he was a book-keeper and carriage trimmer for her father’s firm. 3. Carrie Catherine Hitt, b. 29 April 1863; m. 22 Aug 1883, Enos Halstead Dwight, b. 16 June 1861, d. 21 July 1939, a blacksmith in Waterloo, IA and a machinist for the last 30 years of his life. Two children. 4. Charles Bertram Hitt, b. 13 Sept 1867; d. 27 July 1935; m. (1) ca. 1891, Nellie Izerman; divorced; m. (2) ca. 1911, Mabelle Schrader. Charles was a musician. Two children. 5. Elizabeth Pearl Hitt, b. 21 May 1874; m. George W. Hill, b. 8 Feb 1869, d. 11 May 1929. Three children. 6. Roy Sylvanus Hitt, b. 19 Oct 1876; m. May C. Woolston, b. 19 Oct 1876, d. 7 Sept 1943. No children.

6.112 ROXA6 HARTWELL (Samuel5, Edward4-3, John2, William1) was born 8 May 1805 (HOA) and died 31 October 1873. She married, ca. 1840, SILAS JOHNSON, who was born 6 February 1809 and died 23 April 1865, a farmer in Worcester, New York. Children, per HOA: i. JAMES JOHNSON, b. 25 July 1841; d. 23 March 1929; m. ROSE (__), who d. 27 March 1913. Child: 1. Burton G. Johnson, d. 1 Feb 1873 (Gs). ii. WILLIAM JOHNSON, b. -- Feb 1843; went to Tama Co., IA; m., removed to Nebraska, then Montana, then Moro, OR. He had seven children. 6-75 Sixth Generation

iii. JOHN JOHNSON, b. 8 Jan 1844; d. 10 May 1886; m. 25 Dec 1864, CHRISTY A. HARLAND, twin of Eliza (Harland) Johnson (below), b. Kosciusko, IN 3 June 1844. He went in 1864 to Benton Co, IA and was a farmer in West Irving. Children, per HOA: 1. Jane Johnson, b. 23 Aug 1868; m. 25 March 1886, William Root, b. Whiteside County, IL 22 June 1864, a farmer in West Irving, IA. 2. Harry Johnson, b. 29 Aug 1870; n.f.r. 3. Robert H. Johnson, b. 1 Nov 1872; n.f.r. 4. Clara Johnson, b. 12 Nov 1874; n.f.r. 5. Emma Johnson, b. 26 March 1876; n.f.r. 6. Marilla Johnson, b. 29 June 1880; n.f.r. 7. Leora Johnson, b. 9 Jan 1882; n.f.r. iv. ALBERT JOHNSON, d. infancy. v. DAVID M. JOHNSON, b. 21 July 1846; m. ca. 1869, ELIZA HARLAND, twin of Christy (Harland) Johnson (above). David was a farmer in Elberon, IA. Children, per HOA: 1. James M. Johnson, b. -- March 1870; n.f.r. 2. John F. Johnson, b. -- Sept 1871; d. young. 3. Frederick W. Johnson, b. -- March 1873; n.f.r. 4. David W. Johnson, b. 30 March 1877; n.f.r. 5. Caroline F. Johnson, b. 26 Dec 1879; n.f.r. 6. Coral L. Johnson, b. 26 Nov 1881; n.f.r. 7. George M. Johnson, b. 3 Feb 1885; n.f.r. vi. MARILLA N. JOHNSON, b. 17 Feb 1849; d. 31 Jan 1873. Descendants of Jonathan5 & Nancy (Daggett) Hartwell

6.113 MARY6 “POLLY” HARTWELL (Jonathan5-4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born probably in Londonderry, New Hampshire 20 August 1777 (family record), baptized in Walpole, New Hampshire 3 May 1778 and is buried in Lunenburg, Vermont [date of death not given]. She married 19 April 1797, JOSEPH EMERSON, who was born probably in Stoneham, Massachusetts, 15 August 1769, and died in Lunenburg, Vermont 20 November 1841, son of Jacob Emerson, a Revolutionary soldier. Joseph was a farmer and deacon. Children, per HOA: i. PHILO EMERSON, b. 2 Feb 1798; went to Troy, NY where he was in the stove business; m. UNKNOWN. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­76

Children, per HOA: 1. Maria A. Emerson, m. Michael Haynor of Troy, a farmer in Spencerport, NY. Four children. 2. David Emerson, was in Troy, NY in 1875; teamster, prob. m. 3. Annette Emerson, m. Unknown; lived in Troy, NY and has children. 4. Stephen S. Emerson, a carriage maker in Spencerport, NY; m. Mary Cole. 5. Margaret Emerson, m. (--) Burrage, a farmer in Spencerport, NY. No children. ii. JOHN EMERSON, b. 1 Oct 1800; went to Boston, MA and was in the coal and lumber business; m. UNKNOWN. Children, per HOA: 1. David Emerson, in business with his father. 2. Harriet A. Emerson, b. -- May 1839; m. 1861, Joseph A. Weeks of Concord, NH, b. 1837, d. -- Sept 1866, a clerk and collector in Boston, MA. One child. 3. George H. Emerson, b. 1841; enlisted in NH Vols.; discharged; enlisted in regular army, discharged; shipped in March 1871, US Navy, landed at San Francisco, CA in 1875; a stock raiser in California. 4. Frederick Emerson, b. 1844; d. April 1881; left children; was in the theatrical business in New York City. iii. DAVID EMERSON, b. 11 July 1802; d. 19 Aug 1879; m. 27 March 1827, THIRZAH STANLEY, b. 28 Oct 1803, d. 24 June 1880 (buried in Leominster?), daughter of Dennis and Sarah (Bishop) Stanley. David was a farmer, lived in Dist. 10, Lancaster, NH. Children, per HOA: 1. Mary Elizabeth Emerson, b. 8 March 1828; d. 15 Nov 1882; m. 26 Dec 1850, James Spaulding Brackett, b. 29 Sept 1827, d. 7 May 1914, son of Adino Nye and Mary (Wiggin) (Weeks) Brackett. James was a civil engineer, sometime newspaper editor. Five children. 2. Twin Emersons, d. young. 3. Edward Emerson, b. 6 March 1834; d. 1918; m. Mary B. Stebbins, b. 5 May 1832, d. 1916. Edward was a farmer and town official. Four children. 4. Nancy Jane Emerson, b. 23 April 1836; d. of typhoid fever at Lancaster, NH 16 June 1882; m. (1) 28 April 1859, Dennis McIntire of Stratford, NH, b. 1834; divorced 1866; m. (2) -- Oct 1867, Oliver Nutter, b. 1826, d. 1902, a farmer of 6-77 Sixth Generation

Jackson, NH. 5. Sarah W. Emerson, b. 25 Feb 1840; d. 14 May 1921; m. Lancaster, NH 11 Jan 1865, Samuel W. Brown, b. Hereford, Quebec, Canada 8 or 18 Dec 1840, d. 9 Oct 1880, son of Truman and Phebe (Nichols) Brown. Samuel was in the furniture business in Boston, MA. One child. 6. Richard H. Emerson, b. 3 March 1842; d. 1920; m. 1868, Emily B. Lucas, b. 7 July 1850, d. 1924. Richard was a harnessmaker in Gorham, NH. Two children. 7. George H. Emerson, b. 26 June 1844; d. 29 Dec 1898; m. April 1869, Elizabeth A. Hartshorn of Lunenburg, VT, b. 7 Aug 1846, d. 28 April 1877. He was register of probate nine years, editor of Lancaster Gazette for some time, in 1866 inspector of customs in Boston, MA. Two children. iv. FRANCIS EMERSON, b. 3 June 1804; a farmer in Lancaster, NH. v. GEORGE EMERSON, b. 5 July 1806; d. New Richmond, OH, 9 July 1839; m. his cousin HARRIET EMERSON. He studied for the ministry, went to Ohio. One son, a blacksmith.

6.114 DAVID6 HARTWELL (Jonathan5-4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born probably in Londonderry, New Hampshire 10 January 1782 (family record) and died in Lowndesboro, Alabama, 30 January 1855 (Oakview Cemetery record; HOA has 1852). He married first, in Bradford, Vermont, 5 September 1803, ELIZABETH “BETSY” BARRON (VT VRs), who was born probably in Bradford, Vermont, 17 November 1783 (HOA) and died there 8 February 1814 (Gs: Upper Plain Cemetery), daughter of General Micah and Elizabeth (Pearson) Barron. David married second in Bradford, 15 January 1815, LOIS CLARK (VT VRs have “Laura”), who was born 23 June or July 1792 (HOA) and died, presumably in Lowndesboro, 29 May 1850 (Oakview Cemetery record), parents not identified, but “a granddaughter of Abraham Clark, a signer of the Declaration of Independence” (HOA). David kept a hotel in Bradford, Vermont, went about 1844 to Haynville, Alabama, and then Lowndesboro, Alabama (HOA). He is shown on the 1850 federal census in the Lowndes District of Lowndes County, Alabama as a 70 year old lecturer, born in Massachusetts, living in the home of his son, T. C. Hartwell (Federal census, NARA). Children by Betsy Barron, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 7.301 i. UNNAMED DAUGHTER7 HARTWELL, d. 12 Aug 1805 (Gs:Upper Plain Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­78

Cemetery). 7.302 ii. MICAH W. P. HARTWELL, b. 10 Aug 1810; d. 27 Aug 1810 (Gs:Upper Plain Cemetery). Children by Lois Clark, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 7.303 iii. MICAH WILLIAM HARTWELL, b. 28 Nov 1815 (VT VRs); d. 2 July 1884; m. 3 Nov 1842, PARTHENIA MCCALL. + 7.304 iv. THOMAS CLARK HARTWELL, b. 23 May 1817 (VT VRs); m. MARGARET C. IRVIN. 7.305 v. CHARLES CALVIN HARTWELL, b. 12 Aug 1819 (VT VRs); lost by explosion of steamship Marguerite near New Orleans, 1 July 1845 (HOA). 7.306 vi. ELIZABETH BARRON HARTWELL, b. 21 March 1821; d. 18 Jan 1822 (Gs: Upper Plain Cemetery). + 7.307 vii. GEORGE FREDERICK HARTWELL, b. 2 March 1823 (VT VRs); m. (1) ELIZA SOPHIA HOLTON, (2) CORDELIA VICTORIA PEIRCE. 7.308 viii. SAMUEL WILLIAM HARTWELL, b. 21 Oct 1825; d. 11 Sept 1826 (Gs: Upper Plain Cemetery). 7.309 ix. EDWARD MAY HARTWELL, b. 29 Oct 1827; d. 24 July 1828 (Gs: Upper Plain Cemetery). 7.310 x. SILAS MCKEEN HARTWELL, b. 6 May 1829 (VT VRs); d. Lowndesboro, AL, 10 Dec 1844 (Oakview Cemetery record). 7.311 xi. ALFRED HARTWELL, b. 11 June 1831; d. 11 Sept 1832 (Gs:Upper Plain Cemetery]. 7.312 xii. UNNAMED DAUGHTER HARTWELL, d. 22 May 1833 (Gs: Upper Plain Cemetery). 7.313 xiii. EDGAR DAVID HARTWELL, b. 3 March 1835; d. 31 Jan 1842 (Gs: Upper Plain Cemetery).

6.115 JOHN6 HARTWELL (Jonathan5-4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born probably in Londonderry, New Hampshire 18 January 1784 (family record) and was killed by lightning 2 July 1833 (HOA). He married first, 28 December 1808, LOIS KIMBALL (HOA), who was born in Haverhill, New Hampshire 12 March 1781 (HOA) and died 24 March 1816 (HOA), parents not identified. John married second, as her second husband, LYDIA (TYLER) DAVIS, birth and death dates not given, daughter of Jonathan and Sarah (McCollell) Tyler and widow of Samuel Davis. John was a farmer in Haverhill, later in Piermont, New Hampshire. Children, apparently by Lois Kimball, born probably in Piermont, New Hampshire, 6-79 Sixth Generation per HOA: + 7.314 i. ELIZA WOODWARD7 HARTWELL, b. 6 March 1810; m. ASA THURSTON. + 7.315 ii. JOSEPH HARTWELL, b. 19 Jan 1811 (calc.) or 1 Jan 1812 (HOA); m. RUTH KEYES. + 7.316 iii. WILLIAM HARTWELL, b. 14 March 1814; m. (1) ELIZA J. NETTLETON, M. (2) ELIZABETH (__). + 7.317 iv. NANCY B. HARTWELL, b. 17 Aug 1815; m. WILLIAM MCARTHUR. Children, apparently by Lydia (Tyler) Davis, per HOA: + 7.318 v. JOHN RUSSELL HARTWELL, b. 23 Oct 1817; m. EMELINE T. LADD. 7.319 vi. MARIA HARTWELL, died. 7.320 vii. MARIA HARTWELL (again), died. 7.321 viii. LUCY JANE HARTWELL, b. ca. 1824; d. Orford, NH -- Dec 1839, 16y (NH VRs). + 7.322 ix. CHASTINE HARTWELL, b. 17 June 1830 or 1831 (HOA gives both dates); m. GEORGE EMERSON LEARNED.

6.116 BETSY6 HARTWELL (Jonathan5-4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born probably in Londonderry, New Hampshire, 15 February 1786 (family record) and died in Oberlin, Ohio 7 September 1877 (DAR application #542256). She married ca. 1809, BRADSTREET STEVENS, who was born in Piermont, New Hampshire, 25 July 1787 (ibid.) and died in Oberlin, Ohio, 22 August 1870 (ibid.), son of Francis and Hannah (Pearson?) Stevens. Bradstreet was a music teacher. “They lived for a time in Keenville [sic, Keeseville], New York, then returned to Piermont. In 1833 they removed to Oberlin, Ohio” (HOA). Children, all born in Piermont, New Hampshire, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: i. ROSELLE STEVENS, b. 9 Aug 1810; d ca. 1851; m. (--) KIMBALL. ii. ANGELINE STEVENS, b. 20 July 1812; m. 3 April 1835, HARVEY DODGE. iii. EZRA LINCOLN STEVENS, b. 30 June 1813; d. 6 March 1890; m. 1 Aug 1848, CATHERINE S. DURHAM. Children, per HOA: 1-5. Five Daughters. 6. Durham White Stevens, b. ca. 1854; d. 25 March 1908; unmarried. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­80

iv. ROSWELL HUNT STEVENS, b. 23 Dec 1814; d. 31 Jan 1897; m. UNKNOWN. Child, per HOA: 1. Ed Stevens. v. GEORGE FREDERICK HANDEL STEVENS, b. 9 April 1819; d. Minneapolis, MN, 24 Oct 1895; m. (1) 28 Sept 1843, ORPHA REED, b. Goshen, NY, 13 July 1825, d. Grinnell, IA, 28 April 1872; m. (2) 2 April 1873, SUSAN PATRICK KIMBALL, b. Brownsville, NY 9 April 1823, d. Seattle, WA 3 Jan 1904. G. F. H. Stevens went to Grinnell, IA in 1868. Children, per HOA: 1. Frederick George Stevens, b. Oberlin, OH, 28 Nov 1845; d. La Crescenta, CA, 11 Dec 1929; m. Cedar Rapids, IA, 25 Sept 1872, Martha Jane Cooper, b. Rochester, NY, 22 July 1850, d. La Crescenta, CA, 30 Oct 1929. Eight children. 2. Cynthia Marie Stevens, b. 11 May 1850; d. 3 Sept 1870. 3. Ella Chastine Stevens, b. 4 March 1855; d. Cedar Rapids, IA 8 Nov 1937; m. Grinnell, IA 3 Oct 1883, Alonzo Boughton Everett, who d. Cedar Rapids, IA 22 Dec 1915. No children. 4. Adelaide Louise Stevens, b. 12 Oct 1862; d. Topeka, KS 8 March 1932; m. Cedar Rapids, IA, 21 June 1887, Dr. Ferdinand Eugene Vest. One daughter. vi. KATHERINE GATES STEVENS, b. 23 May 1821; d. 16 March 1842; m. HARVEY HUNT. Children, per HOA: 1. Hartwell Hunt. 2. Daughter Hunt, m. (--) Cresswell. vii. CYNTHIA SIMPSON STEVENS, b. 5 Nov 1823; d. Lanham, MD 11 April 1887, age 64; m. (3) JOSEPH KILBORN CURTIS, d. Cleveland, OH 3 Aug 1876, son of Henry and Elizabeth “Betsy” (Kilborn) Curtis. Children, born in Cleveland, Ohio, per Janice Waugh: 1. Catherine Cynthia Curtis, b. 23 July 1848; d. Cleveland, OH, 29 Oct 1857. 2. Joseph Kilburn Curtis, b. 3 Oct 1851; n.f.r. 3. Harry Bradstreet Curtis, b. 26 Oct 1856; d. Cleveland, OH -- May 1887. 4. Ida Louise Curtis, b. 23 March 1860; d. Cleveland, OH 28 April 1861. 5. Bessie Rozella Curtis, b. 7 Dec 1863; d. Cleveland, OH 6 July 1935; m. there, 27 March 1884, Paul Gerald Kassulker, b. 6-81 Sixth Generation

Portage du Fort, Quebec, Canada 7 Jan 1863, d. Cleveland, OH 10 June 1930, son of Charles A. and Dorothy “Dora” (Friedag/Friday) Kassulker. Two children. viii. HARVEY WILLIAM STEVENS, b. 9 April 1826; m. 29 March 1849, M. A. GIBBS.

6.117 JONATHAN6 HARTWELL (Jonathan5-4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born probably in Lancaster, New Hampshire 20 February 1788 (family record) and died in Compton, Quebec, Canada 14 February 1865, age 78 years (Gs:Compton Cemetery). He married in Piermont, New Hampshire 30 December 1807, HANNAH TYLER (NH VRs), who was born probably in Piermont 23 April 1780 and died in Compton, Quebec 11 May 1853, age 73 years (Gs: Compton Cemetery), daughter of Jonathan and Sarah (McCollell) Tyler. Jonathan “removed to Indian Stream, Pittsburg, NH in 1808, returned to Piermont in 1813, again to Pittsburg in 1821, remaining until the boundary troubles, when he chose British jurisdiction, and removed to Compton, Quebec” (HOA). According to a family story told by Amos Bradley Hartwell to his grandchildren, “Jonathan and Hannah forded Lake Champlain from Vermont into Philipsburg, Quebec, and went about 75 miles into Compton, Quebec, where they settled, lived, and died. They brought their two children, Mary and Rufus, born in the U.S.A., on their horses with them, and three more children were born in Canada” (ltr. to John F. Hartwell from Eula9 (Hartwell) White). This story would seem to indicate that Jonathan and Hannah went to Canada ca. 1812 and stayed there. Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: + 7.323 i. MARY7 HARTWELL, b. 1809; m. ALANSON CUMMINGS. + 7.324 ii. RUFUS HARTWELL, b. 20 June 1811; m. (1) NANCY HAYNES, (2) LUCINDA BIRCH/BURCH. + 7.325 iii. EMEROY M. HARTWELL, b. say 1813; m. ROSS C. HAYNES. + 7.326 iv. NANCY HARTWELL, b. say 1823; m. LEWIS BAILEY. + 7.327 v. AMOS BRADLEY HARTWELL, b. 1 Feb 1825; m. JULIA ANN HEATH.

6.118 SAMUEL6 HARTWELL (Jonathan5-4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born probably in Lancaster, New Hampshire 1 March 1790 (family record) and died probably in Haverhill, New Hampshire ca. 1836, presumably killed by a falling tree (HOA). He married in Piermont, New Hampshire 4 January 1812, RUTH J. CROSS (NH VRs), who was born ca. 1788 (calc.) and died, probably Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­82 in Haverhill, New Hampshire after 19 September 1850, when she is shown on the federal census as age 62, and before 1860, when she does not appear in census records, parents not identified. In 1850, Ruth was the head of a household in Haverhill, consisting of herself, Samuel A. Hartwell, age 16, Tristram C. Hartwell, age 14, and Charlotte C. Hartwell, age 26 (Federal census, NARA). Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 7.328 i. EPHRAIM7 HARTWELL, perhaps eldest child, non compos, d. on a poor farm. + 7.329 ii. GEORGE WASHINGTON HARTWELL, b. ca. 1814 (HOA has Oct 1826); m. DELILAH “DELIA” GLEASON. + 7.330 iii. MEHITABLE C. HARTWELL, b. ca. 1820; m. CHARLES H. SMITH. + 7.331 iv. CHARLOTTE CAROLINE HARTWELL, b. ca. 1825; m. CALVIN CORLISS. 7.332 v. MARY J. HARTWELL, b. Piermont, NH ca. 1829; d. 14 Feb 1911; living by herself in Haverhill, NH on the 1880 census (Federal census, NARA), she m. there 11 April 1883, as his second wife, STEPHEN METCALF (NH VRS), a 78-year-old hotel keeper who d. Haverhill 21 March 1885, 80y 1m 15d (NH VRs). [Note: HOA credits her with a son, Parker Metcalf (unlikely considering her age at marriage), but NH VRs clearly show him to be a child of Stephen’s first marriage.] 7.333 vi. RUTH HARTWELL, simple. + 7.334 vii. SAMUEL A. HARTWELL, b. ca. 1831; m. ANNETTE (__). + 7.335 viii. TRISTRAM CROSS HARTWELL, b. 8 Sept 1835; m. (1) FANNY C. CLARK, (2) NELLIE L. (BARKER) WOOD.

6.119 MARTHA6 HARTWELL (Jonathan5-4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born probably in Lancaster, New Hampshire 25 December 1791 (family record). She married (--) BEAN. They lived in Bradford, Vermont. Child, per HOA: i. GEORGE BEAN, a carpenter in Bradford.

6.120 CHASTINE6 HARTWELL (Jonathan5-4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born probably in Lancaster, New Hampshire 6 May 1793 (family record) and died in Boston, Massachusetts 24 January 1875, age 82y 8m (MA VR 276:21). She married at the Second Baptist Church of Boston 19 November 1814, EZRA6 LINCOLN (NEHGR 125[1971]:292), who was born in Hingham, Massachusetts 6-83 Sixth Generation

13 October 1789 and died in Boston 1 February 1850, age 60y 3m 11d (MA VR 50:8), son of Ezra5 (Enoch4, Jedediah3, Samuel2-1) and Rachel (Cushing) Lincoln (History of Hingham, II:472). Ezra, Chastine, and some of their children are buried in Hingham. Ezra removed to Boston when a young man and became a printer, his printing office being, for the greater part of his life, at 14 Congress Street. He and Chastine lived their whole married life at 38 Myrtle Street. Children, born in Boston, Massachusetts, per Lincoln genealogy: i. CHASTINE LINCOLN, b. 6 Feb 1816; d. Boston, MA 10 Dec 1889, age 73y 10m (MA VR 402:406); m. Boston 1 Nov 1842, the Rev. ANDREW CUSHING, b. Scituate, MA 24 Sept 1814; d. Boston 5 April 1892, age 78y (MA VR 429:413), son of George and Nancy (Cushing) Cushing. He was city missionary of Boston and an original member of Mt. Vernon Church, where he was a deacon. Children, born in Boston [Lincoln]: 1. Chastine-Lincoln Cushing, b. 12 Oct 1844; living 1910; unmarried. 2. Andrew-Lincoln Cushing, b. ca. 1848; d. Aug 1850. ii. ADELINE LINCOLN, b. 15 July 1817; d. Boston, MA 1 Jan 1890 (MA VR 411:2); school teacher; unmarried. iii. EZRA LINCOLN, b. 12 March 1819; d. Belmont, MA 15 June 1863, age 45y (MA VR 166:42); m. (1) a daughter of Charles Sprague; m. (2) West Roxbury, 2 Dec 1856, P. MARIA BLAKE (MA VR 100:281), b. ca. 1835, daughter of William & M. E. (__) Blake. Child by Maria Blake: 1. Unnamed son d. at the age of 2 months. iv. HARTWELL LINCOLN, b. April 1821; d. 5 Dec 1822, age 1 yr. v. HARTWELL LINCOLN (again), b. 9 Feb 1823; d. in a sanatorium near Baltimore, MD 8 April 1899; unmarried. vi. EMELINE LINCOLN, b. Feb 1825; d. 15 July 1829, age 4 yrs. vii. CATHERINE L. LINCOLN, b. 20 March 1827; d. Boston, MA 27 Oct 1909, age 82y 7m 7d (MA VR 1909/18:266); m. Boston 26 June 1850, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN STEVENS, b. Boston 6 March 1824, d. there 10 April 1908, age 84y 1m 4d (MA VR 1908/ 9:445), son of Benjamin and Matilda (Sprague) Stevens. Benjamin F. was president of the Mutual Life Insurance Co.; he went around the world in 1844-7 on the frigate Constitution, as clerk to her commander, Capt. John Percival. An account by him of this journey was published in “The United States Magazine” and was Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­84

reprinted in 1904. Children, born in Boston, MA [Lincoln]: 1. Helen Lincoln Stevens, b. 21 April 1851; m. James Clark Jordan. 2. John Percival Stevens, b. 3 April 1853; d. 5 May 1854. 3. Henry Clifford Stevens (twin), b. 11 Oct 1855; d. 24 March 1871. 4. Henrietta Stevens (twin), b. 11 Oct 1855; d. 21 Aug 1858. viii. JEROME LINCOLN, b. 16 July 1829. ix. UNNAMED CHILD, d. unnamed. x. LOWELL LINCOLN, b. Oct 1832; d. 8 Aug 1835, age 2 yrs 10 mos. xi. LOWELL LINCOLN (again) b. 28 June 1836; m. Boston, MA 22 Dec 1863 (MA VR 164:120), CLARA A. LOTHROP, b. E. Cambridge, MA ca. 1842, daughter of Loring & Amanda (__) Lothrop.

6.121 RUFUS GRAVES6 HARTWELL (Jonathan5-4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born in Lancaster, New Hampshire 11 November 1794 (family record) and died in Michigan ca. 1842. He went to Keeseville, New York ca. 1820, and married, presumably there, ESTHER CLARK, who was born in New York ca. 1799 (age 51 in 1850) and died in Marengo, Michigan 3 February 1855, age 57 years (Marengo Memorial Cemetery record), daughter of Dr. Nathan S. Clark of Burlington, Vermont. Rufus removed to Marshall, Calhoun County, Michigan in 1833. The 1850 federal census shows Esther as the head of a household in Marengo Township, Michigan, consisting of herself, age 51, Nathan C., age 23, Lucinda, age 20, Catherine, age 14, and Mary A., age 11 (Federal census, NARA). Daughter Harriet L. is in the household of Freeman Williams, and son Rufus is in a separate household with his wife Mary. Children, per HOA and 1850 census: 7.336 i. NATHAN CLARK7 HARTWELL, b. ca. 1827; living in the household of David Boukman in 1860 (Federal census, NARA); n.f.r. + 7.337 ii. RUFUS GRAVES HARTWELL, b. 29 May 1829 (History of Bates County, MO; HOA has both 28 & 29 May 1828); m. (1) NANCY CHAMBERS, (2) MARY ANN BARTLEY. 7.338 iii. HARRIET L. HARTWELL, b. ca. 1830; m. (--) JENNINGS. + 7.339 iv. LUCINDA HARTWELL, b. ca. 1831; m. EARL ROBINSON. 7.340 v. OLIVER HARDY HARTWELL, not found on census records, only in HOA, died probably young. 7.341 vi. CATHERINE V. HARTWELL, b. 8 June 1836; d. Butler, MO 26 Oct 1917 (Oak Hill Cemetery record); m. (--) BARTLEY. 6-85 Sixth Generation

+ 7.342 vii. MARY ADELINE HARTWELL, b. 19 April 1839; m. HENRY W. BEEDLE.

6.122 ALFRED6 HARTWELL (Jonathan5-4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born probably in Lancaster, New Hampshire 20 December 1796 (family record) and died in Plattsburgh, New York 26 January 1861, age 64y 1m 6d (family record). He married in Shaftsbury, Vermont 3 December 1818, FRANCES MACLEAN BROWNSON (family record), who was born in Suffield, Connecticut 29 July 1798 (family record has Canada, probably a misreading of the original Bible record; HOA) and died in Plattsburgh 8 October 1869, age 71 years (family record), daughter of Erasmus M. and Martha (Lamphere) Brownson. Alfred “went to Keeseville, New York in 1822, and was a woolen manufacturer at Ausable Forks in 1839, moving to Plattsburg in 1845” (HOA). He is enumerated on the 1850 census in Plattsburgh, New York, as a 53-year-old merchant and tailor, in a household that included his wife, his son, Wallace, his daughter Marion, two tailors (one born in Scotland and the other in Ireland), a clerk and a maid (Federal census, NARA). Family records found at SUNY Plattsburgh contain Bible records and other information on the family. Included is the following letter written by Alfred on 14 September 1851: A. Hartwell special request to his family when I die. I request my family that survive me to procure a Universalist Minister of some consequence to preach my funeral sermon. As it is to be presumed you may not be able to get him before it might be necessary to bury my remains you will therefore bury my remains in silence. That is I do not wish any minister who believes in endless suffering for any of you children in a future state of existence to pray or speak at my burial. After my remains is deposited in the earth as soon as convenient have the sermon notice through the county when the sermon will be preached by whom and I do especially advise my family not to make use of any crepe or extra mourning garments on account of my death, written by my own hand. Please bury me in a plain pine coffin, no cloth on it, and request my masonic brethren to bury me masonically. Children, per family record and census information: + 7.343 i. CHASTINE L.7 HARTWELL, b. Bennington, VT 17 Nov 1819; m. EBEN S. WINSLOW. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­86

+ 7.344 ii. WILLIAM WALLACE HARTWELL, b. Bennington, VT 28 July 1821; m. MARIA MCLEAN. + 7.345 iii. MARTHA J. HARTWELL, b. Chesterfield, NY 26 March 1823; m. ALFRED BUTTON HEWITT. 7.346 iv. HELLEN P. HARTWELL, b. Chesterfield, NY 12 Dec 1824; d. Washington, DC 24 Feb 1895, age 70 (buried Plattsburgh, NY); m. 30 April 1850, ROBERT P. CADY. No recorded children. + 7.347 v. GEORGE WASHINGTON HARTWELL, b. Chesterfield, NY 8 March 1827; m. (1) FANNIE BONNER, (2) AUGUSTA M. EDWARDS. 7.348 vi. LOIS C. HARTWELL, b. Chesterfield, NY 28 Jan 1829; d. 13 Nov 1829. + 7.349 vii. FRANCIS CLARK HARTWELL, b. Chesterfield, NY 6 Oct 1830; m. ZELIA PHELPS. 7.350 viii. MARION HARTWELL, b. Chesterfield, NY 5 Nov 1832; d. -- Jan 1882; m. Plattsburgh, NY 6 Nov 1856, FREDERICK C. BELLINGER of Herkimer, NY. 7.351 ix. FRANCES E. HARTWELL, b. Keeseville, NY 7 July 1837; d. 13 Aug 1838.

6.123 JOSEPH W. 6 HARTWELL (Jonathan5-4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born probably in Lancaster, New Hampshire 17 June 1798 (family record; age 50 in 1850), and died in Massena, St. Lawrence County, New York, 14 March 1874 (Gs:West Orvis Street Cemetery). He married ca. 1842, SERAPHINA SMITH, who was born in New York, 2 November 1821 and died in Massena, 31 January 1896 (Gs: West Orvis Street Cemetery). Joseph and Seraphina are shown on the 1850 federal census in Massena, St. Lawrence County, New York, and Seraphina was still there in 1880, with five of her children (Federal census, NARA). Children, per census and West Orvis Street Cemetery records: 7.352 i. WILLIAM B.7 HARTWELL, b. ca. 1844. 7.353 ii. GEORGE S. HARTWELL, b. 7 April 1848; d. 7 March 1851 (Gs). 7.354 iii. JANE MARION HARTWELL, b. 22 March 1850; d. 22 July 1893 (Gs). 7.355 iv. GEORGIANA HARTWELL, b. 25 May 1852; d. Massena, 26 Feb 1933 (Gs:Old Pine Grove Cemetery); m. (--) ANDREWS, who apparently died before the 1880 census was taken, when “Georgie” was living with her mother. 7.356 v. CHASTINE HARTWELL, b. ca. 1855; n.f.r. 7.357 vi. LIBBIE HARTWELL, b. ca. 1857; d. 1939 (Gs). 7.358 vii. JOSEPH WILLIAM HARTWELL, b. 16 Feb 1861; d. 2 July 1910 (Gs). 6-87 Sixth Generation

Descendants of Josiah5 & Rebecca (Walker) Hartwell

6.124 ASAHEL6 HARTWELL (Josiah5, Joseph4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born probably in Lunenburg, Massachusetts 25 January 1772 and died in Stockbridge, New York 5 March 1840 (Pioneer Settlers of Madison County, [NY]). He married in Fitzwilliam, New Hampshire 22 November 1796, ELIZABETH COLLINS, who was born 13 July 1780 and died, presumably in Vernon, New York 12 October 1857, daughter of Ezekiel and Anna (__) Collins. On 24 July 1850, Elizabeth was enumerated on the 1850 federal census, living with her son and daughter-in-law, Luther and Lucretia Hartwell, in Vernon, New York (Federal census, NARA). Children, born in Fitzwilliam, New Hampshire: + 7.359 i. JOSIAH7 HARTWELL, b. 20 Feb 1798; m. RUTH NEWBERRY. 7.360 ii. LUTHER HARTWELL, b. 2 Sept 1800; d. prob. Vernon, Oneida Co., NY 13 Nov 1871 (HOA); m. Royalston, MA 29 June 1830, LUCRETIA TAFT (RVR 116), b. Royalston 25 Dec 1803 (HOA), d. Vernon, NY 21 May 1883 (HOA), daughter of David & Eunice (Allen) Taft. Luther was a butcher. No children. 7.361 iii. MARY “POLLY” HARTWELL, b. 13 Aug 1803; d. 22 Sept 1821; unmarried. 7.362 iv. LOVELL HARTWELL, b. 8 Sept 1806; d. probably Stockbridge, Madison Co., NY after 1880 (HOA has 1865), when he was shown as a 70-year-old laborer in the household of Andrew Perry (Federal census, NARA). HOA says he was a blacksmith who became blind, but the 1850 federal census, which shows him in a household with Thomas and Margaret Clark, calls him a farmer, and the 1880 census calls him a laborer (Federal census, NARA ). 7.363 v. ELIZABETH P. HARTWELL, b. 26 Aug 1808; m. CHARLES SCHOFF. 7.364 vi. SERAPH HARTWELL, b. 7 May 1811; d. Oneida, NY in childbirth, 25 April 1850; m. 31 Dec 1848, ELI B. HUNGERFORD (HOA), who removed to Hamburg, IN. 7.365 vii. EZEKIEL COLLINS HARTWELL, b. 12 Nov 1815; d. 16 March 1821, from the effects of the kick of a horse received in Dec 1820. 7.366 viii. JOSEPH HARTWELL, b. 28 July 1818; d. Hamburg, IN 17 Aug 1843 (HOA). He was educated at Cazenovia, NY and joined the Indiana M.E. Conference (HOA). 7.367 ix. REBECCA HARTWELL, b. 19 Feb 1821; d. of consumption in Wyoming, Kent Co., MI 1 May 1870, age 49y 2m 12d (MI VRs); m. prob. Stockbridge, NY 23 Dec 1841 (HOA), CLEMENT HOOPER. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­88

They removed to Grand Rapids, MI in 1845. Four children, all d. infancy.

6.126 JOSEPH6 HARTWELL (Josiah5, Joseph4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born in Fitzwilliam, New Hampshire 10 July 1780 (NH VRs; death record; Cunningham has Lunenburg, MA) and died of old age in Fitchburg, Massachusetts 30 January 1872, age 91y 6m 20d (MA VR 249:324; Gs:South Cemetery, Lunenburg). He married first, in Reading, Massachusetts 18 October 1804, ELIZABETH “BETSY” JOHNSON (RVR 362), who was born in Reading 5 October 1784 (HOA; not in RVRs) and died in Lunenburg, Massachusetts 8 May 1828, age 43y 9m (Gs:South Cemetery), daughter of William and Esther (Wesson) Johnson. Joseph married second, 3 May 1830, his second cousin, EUNICE WOOD, who was born in Rindge, New Hampshire 25 August 1792 (HOA) and died as a result of childbirth in Lunenburg 20 December 1831, age 39y ?m, 25d, daughter of Isaac and Elizabeth5 (Hartwell) Wood (see #5.44-xi). Joseph married third, in Leominster, Massachusetts (int.) 10 February 1834, MATILDA (HOBBS) SMITH (LVR 214), who was baptized in Weston, Massachusetts 19 December 1790 (WVR 509) and died in Leominster 21 May 1876, age 84y 5m 17d (MA VR 285:367), daughter of William and Matilda (Child) Hobbs, and widow of ALFRED SMITH, who died in Leominster 13 July 1829. Alfred and Matilda married in Waltham, Massachusetts in 1812, and were the parents of eight children recorded in Leominster. Joseph “was a farmer and blacksmith on the ‘garrison farm’ in Lunenburg; removed in 1834 to North Leominster” (HOA). Children by Betsy Johnson, born in Lunenburg, Massachusetts: + 7.368 i. EDMUND/EDWARD7 HARTWELL, b. 10 Sept 1807; m. ELIZA TYLER. + 7.369 ii. WILLIAM HARTWELL, b. 10 Feb 1810; m. MARY COWDREY. + 7.370 iii. REBECCA HARTWELL, b. 20 April 1813; m. ELBRIDGE WOOD. + 7.371 iv. MARY HARTWELL, b. 24 Nov 1815; m. ALPHEUS RUGG. 7.372 v. ELIZABETH H. “ELIZA” HARTWELL, b. Lunenburg, MA 23 May 1818; d. Leominster, MA 11 May 1847, age 28y (MA VR 33:189); m. Leominster 31 Aug 1843, as his 2nd wife, JAMES A. MARSHALL (LVR 212; MA VR 7:130), b. Lunenburg 6 Dec 1808 (calc.), d. Leominster 3 Feb 1886, age 77y 1m 25d (MA VR 375:416), son of David & Sarah (__) Marshall. James was a patent leather manufacturer. Child by Eunice Wood: 6-89 Sixth Generation

+ 7.373 vi. EUNICE WOOD HARTWELL, b. 21 Dec 1831; m. CHARLES W. CARTER.

6.127 REBECCA WALKER6 HARTWELL (Josiah5, Joseph4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born in Fitzwilliam, New Hampshire 13 May 1783 (NH VRs; Hist Fitzwilliam has 13 July) and died in Sangerfield, New York 22 August 1816 (Gs). She married in Lunenburg, Massachusetts (int.) 27 June 1803, EZEKIEL JOHNSON, who was born probably in Hollis, New Hampshire ca. 1780 and died ca. 1842, parents not identified. Ezekiel “settled in Lexington, removed soon to Sangerfield, New York” (HOA). Children, per HOA and Josiah Hartwell’s will: i. LUTHER HARTWELL JOHNSON, b. 22 Jan 1804; d. Janesville, WI 15 Nov 1872; m. 2 May 1823, CELINA SMITH, b. Trumbull, CT 15 Nov 1809, d. Janesville, WI 9 May 1880. As we have seen, Luther Johnson was residuary legatee of his grandfather Josiah Hartwell’s property in Sangerfield, NY. Children, per HOA: 1. Sarah A. Johnson, b. 11 Feb 1828; m. 3 Feb 1847, Otis F. Presbrey of York, NY, b. 20 Dec 1820, an attorney-at-law, settled in Clarkson, NY in 1842, removed to Buffalo, NY in 1870, then to Washington, DC in the firm of Presbrey & Green; he was a trustee of Howard University. Three children. 2. Sullivan F. Johnson, b. 11 March 1830; d. Lexington, MO 4 May 1854, a traveling salesman. 3. Charles C. Johnson, b. 3 July 1837; m. 7 Aug 1866, Mary C. Greene of Sherburne, NY; he was a 1st Lieut in Co. F, 74th NY Vols.; a graduate of Auburn Theological Seminary in 1869, occupied pastorates at Holley, Smyrna and Candor, NY. One child. 4. Rebecca Walker Johnson, b. Clarkson, NY, 3 Nov 1841; m. 7 Sept 1870, Alfred Augustus Jackson, b. 8 Aug 1831, d. 31 Aug 1913 (DAR appl. 53554), an attorney in Janesville, WI. One child. ii. WILLIAM S. JOHNSON, b. ca. 1807; d. ca. 1875; m. UNKNOWN. Child, per HOA: 1. George W. Johnson, a merchant in Bridgeport, CT. iii. FRANKLIN JOHNSON, b. ca. 1810; d. Flatbush, Long Island, NY, ca. 1869; m. UNKNOWN. Child, per HOA: Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­90

1. Franklin S. Johnson, resided in Pennsylvania. iv. JOSIAH JOHNSON, b. say 1812; mentioned in his grandfather, Josiah Hartwell’s will; a merchant and railroad superintendent in Sacramento, CA. v. SULLIVAN JOHNSON, b. June 1814 (calc.; HOA has 1819); d. 23 Aug 1814, age 2m (Gs). vi. REBECCA WALKER JOHNSON, b. Sangerfield, NY 16 June 1816; m. 20 May 1835, BURTON H. DYER of Oneida, NY; n.f.r. Descendants of William5 & Polly (Dawes) Hartwell

6.130 JOHN H.6 HARTWELL (William5, Joseph4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born in Surry, New Hampshire 15 May 1795 (History of Surry, NH) and died in Cannonsburg, Michigan 3 September 1872, age 77y 3m 18d (Gs: Cannonsburg Cemetery). He married, probably in Orangeville, New York 6 December 1818, ELIZABETH VAN SIZE/VANCISE (HOA), who was born in New York State 24 December 1799 (calc.) and died in Cannon, Michigan 10 March 1855, age 55y 2m 16d (Gs: Cannonsburg Cemetery), parents not identified. John and his brother Robert are probably the Hartwells of that name shown on the 1830 federal census, residing in Orangeville, Genesee County, New York, with John still there in 1840. He is shown on the 1850 and 1860 federal censuses in Cannon, Kent County, Michigan (Federal Census, NARA). Children, all born probably in Genesee County, New York: + 7.374 i. LUCY ANN7 HARTWELL, b. 17 May 1821; m. MATTHEW ADDISON PATRICK. + 7.375 ii. TUNIS HARTWELL, b. 9 Dec 1822; m. (1) PAULINE CANNON, (2) MARY JANE (CHAPMAN) BURLINGAME. + 7.376 iii. WILLIAM HARTWELL, b. 18 Nov 1824; m. ANN ELIZA HASKINS. 7.377 iv. HANNAH HARTWELL, b. 5 Sept 1828; d. 25 Jan 1854; m. 20 Dec 1843, LEONARD S. JONES. “There were several children” (HOA). 7.378 v. LOUISA HARTWELL, b. 20 June 18--; d. 21 Feb 1859; m. M. HENRY PATRICK. + 7.379 vi. JOHN WESLEY HARTWELL, b. 27 June 1834; m. ANN E. NAYSMITH.

6.131 ROBERT H.6 HARTWELL (William5, Joseph4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born in Surry or Walpole, New Hampshire 20 March 1797 (History of Surry, NH; son’s death record) and died in Cannonsburg, Michigan ca. 1864 (Gs: Cannonsburg Cemetery). He married, probably in Orangeville, New York 6 December 1818 , ANNA VANCISE/VAN SIZE (HOA), who was born perhaps 6-91 Sixth Generation in Schenectady, New York ca. 1797 and died in Cannonsburg, Michigan ca. 1884 (Gs: Cannonsburg Cem.), parents born probably in Holland. According to HOA, Robert “took up from the Government 100 acres of land in Cannonsburg, Mich., and was a maker of high boots.” He is shown on the 1850 and 1860 federal census in Cannon Township, Kent County, Michigan. In 1880, widow Anna, age 88, was living with her son Charles in Cannon, MI (Federal Census, NARA). Children, all born probably in Genesee County, New York: 7.380 i. MARRIAH7 HARTWELL, b. 15 Nov 1819; d. 3 April 1849; unmarried. + 7.381 ii. ELIZA HARTWELL, b. 1 June 1821; m. HIRAM TUTTLE. 7.382 iii. ELVIRA D. HARTWELL, b. 2 July 1823; d. Mecosta, MI 2 Aug 1900, age 77y 1m (MI VR); m. ca. 1846, BEDFORD BIRCH. Death record says she was the parent of 3 children, 1 living. + 7.383 iv. HARRIET HARTWELL, b. 14 Aug 1824; m. HENRY CHURCH. 7.384 v. HANNAH HARTWELL, b. 14 May 1826; m. (--) SLAGHT. + 7.385 vi. POLLY ANN HARTWELL, b. 19 Jan 1828; m. MILTON B. HINE. 7.386 vii. ALMA HARTWELL, b. 8 April 1831; m. (--) JUDSON. No children. 7.387 viii. FRANCIS J./JAMES FRANCIS HARTWELL, b. 30 Sept 1832; d. Perryville, KY, 27 Oct 1862 while serving with Co. H, 21st Michigan Infantry (Gs:Cannonsburg Cemetery); m. Cannon, MI, 6 Aug 1861, MATILDA M. BURGESS (MI VRs), b. prob. Cannon, MI ca. 1844, daughter of Erastus J. and Lucina M. (__) Burgess. After J. F.’s death, Matilda m. (2) Cannon, MI 16 Oct 1865, JOHN J. AUSTIN (MI VRs). According to HOA there was an infant son buried with his father, probably the Frankie Hartwell buried next to Francis. + 7.388 ix. WILLIAM CHARLES HARTWELL, b. 24 Nov 1838; m. (1) MARIAH ELIZABETH COMER, (2) ARTIMISSIA DAVIS. Descendants of Benjamin5 & Mariel (Nichols) Hartwell

6.134 ABI6 HARTWELL (Benjamin5, Joseph4, Edward3, John2, William1) was baptized in Shirley, Massachusetts 20 October 1785 (SVR 41) and died a widow in Groton, Massachusetts 5 February 1871, age 85y 4m (MA VR 239:147). She married in Groton 11 June 1805, Dr. JOSEPH MANSFIELD (GVR 2:82), who was born in Lynn, Massachusetts 17 December 1770 (LVR 1:256) and died in Groton 24 April 1830, age 60 years (GVR 2:244; also recorded at Lynn), son of Richard and Elizabeth (Whitemore) Mansfield. Joseph was a physician in Groton. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­92

Children, born in Groton, Massachusetts (GVR 1:150): i. JOSEPH MANSFIELD, b. 4 Feb 1806; d. probably Opelousas, LA -- March 1852 (HOA); m. Groton, MA 8 Nov 1832, EMELINE AMELIA LORING (GVR 2:114), b. Jaffrey, NH 27 Feb 1809 (GVR 1:112), daughter of John Hancock and Sarah (__) Loring. Children, born in Groton (GVR 1:150) 1. Henry Adams Mansfield, b. 4 Dec 1833. 2. Emeline Loring Mansfield, b. 8 June 1835. 3. Frederick Lorenzo Mansfield, b. 21 June 1843. ii. GEORGE MANSFIELD, b. 8 Oct 1807; d. Janesville, WI, 25 July 1864 (DAR); a “Dr. of Waltham” when he m. Boston, MA 15 Nov 1832, HANNAH MARIA CURTIS (GVR 2:114), b. Groton 21 Dec 1811, d. Janesville, WI 14 April 1868, daughter of Esquire Henry B. Curtis, deceased. Children, per HOA, all born probably in Lowell, MA: 1. Frances M. Mansfield, b. 11 Aug 1833; d. infancy. 2. George C. Mansfield, b. 20 May 1837; m. (1) 15 Oct 1861, Caroline Mosher, d. 23 Oct 1872; m. (2) 15 Oct 1873, Kitty Winnek. George was a merchant in Johnson’s Creek, WI. Six children. 3. Josephine E. Mansfield, b. 29 Feb 1840; m. 26 Dec 1871, C. H. Larrabee, a lumberman in Oshkosh, WI. One child. 4. Henry Curtis Mansfield, b. Lowell, MA 27 Feb 1843 (DAR); d. Johnson Creek, WI 28 April 1908; m. 17 Nov 1874, Henrietta Waterbury, b. Aztalan, WI 7 Aug 1848, d. Lake Mills, WI 5 March 1926. Henry was a dentist. Three children. 5. Arthur E. Mansfield, b. 15 Aug 1845 (Lowell VR 260); a farmer in Sumner, Iowa. 6. Anna I. Mansfield, b. 1 Jan 1848 (Lowell VR 260, as unnamed); m. 10 June 1869, Edmund C. Atkinson, a college professor and grand master of F.&A.M. in Sacramento, CA. iii. ROBERT MANSFIELD, b. 12 Nov 1809; d. Louisiana -- Sept 1869 (HOA). iv. WILLIAM PERKINS MANSFIELD, b. 15 Jan 1812; d. “suddenly” 14 July 1814 (GVR 2:244). v. ELIZABETH MERIEL MANSFIELD, b. 4 Feb 1814; m. (1) Groton, MA 25 Feb 1835, JOSIAH WILLIAMS (GVR 2:114), b. Groton 1 May 1805 (GVR 1:255), d. 23 Jan 1847, son of Josiah Sartell and Lydia (Simons) Williams; m. (2) 4 Nov 1851, GEORGE W. KNAPP, b. 19 Dec 1799, d. 24 Nov 1874, a farmer in Dummerston, VT. 6-93 Sixth Generation

Children by Josiah Williams, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 1. Edna Maria Williams, b. Groton, 24 Feb 1836 (GVR 1:254). 2. Charles K. Williams, b. 13 March 1838; d. 13 Nov 1863. 3. Robert M. Williams, b. 23 Jan 1840; m. 5 Sept 1866, Sarah Knapp of Dummerston, VT, b. ca. 1842. He was a farmer in Brattleboro, VT. Two children. 4. Josiah A. Williams, b. 19 April 1842; d. young. 5. Abi S. Williams, b. 23 July 1844; d. young. Children by George Knapp, per HOA: 6. Susan E. Knapp, b. 11 Sept 1852; d. in child birth, 16 Feb 1884; m. 31 March 1879, James G. Phillips of Alstead, NH, a farmer in Swanzey, NH. 7. George S. Knapp, b. 29 Nov 1857. vi. SUSAN LAWRENCE MANSFIELD, b. 24 Aug 1816; d. in child birth, -- March 1858 (HOA); m. BEZALEEL BRIDGE of Windsor, VT. vii. ELLEN MANSFIELD, b. 19 Oct 1818; m. Groton (int.) 1 Jan 1843 (GVR 2:144), GEORGE W. WINN “of Nashua, NH, a mill overseer in Lowell.” Child, per HOA: 1. Helen F. Winn, “with her mother in Lowell.” viii. MARY ANN MANSFIELD, b. 15 Oct 1822; m. [date not given], JOHN H. HOLT, b. Townsend, MA 16 Dec 1806 (TVR 268), d. Fitchburg, MA 15 July 1864, 57y (MA VR 176:234), son of Jonathan & Susanna (Jenkins) Holt. John was a papermaker in Fitchburg; m. (2) 17 Jan 1865, JAMES MCDONOUGH of Fitchburg, a carpenter. Children, per HOA: 1. Frank A. Holt, b. 12 June 1850. 2. Susan A. Holt, b. 24 Sept 1860; m. 10 March 1885, Henry Wright of Weathersfield, VT, b. 17 Oct 1858, a machinist in Fitchburg, MA. 3. George F. Holt, a farmer in Carver, MA. ix. WILLIAM MANSFIELD, b. 24 Jan 1825; m. 27 Feb 1851, MARCIA BAGLEY of Hartland, VT, b. 16 Oct 1827. He was a farmer, removed about 1860 to Wisconsin. Children, per HOA: 1. Frank E. Mansfield, b. 30 Dec 1851; m. 10 Feb 1876, Mary J. McDonald of Farmington, WI. He was a farmer at Little Falls, MN. Two children. 2. William E. Mansfield, b. 9 May 1853; m. 20 May 1883, Mary E. Voight, b. Fort Atkinson, WI. He was a real estate agent in Jamestown, Dakota. One child. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­94

3. Otto Mansfield, b. 21 Nov 1854; d. infancy. 4. Edna Mansfield, b. 3 Feb 1858; d. young.

6.135 DESIRE6 HARTWELL (Benjamin5, Joseph4, Edward3, John2, William1) was baptized in Shirley, Massachusetts -- February 1788 (SVR 41; HOA gives birth date as 3 March 1788, a seeming impossibility) and died in Groton, Massachusetts 8 May 1871, age 83y 2m 5d (MA VR 239:147). She married first, in Shirley 22 January or 1 February 1815, ARTEMAS LONGLEY (SVR 138 gives both dates; HOA has 24 March 1815), who was born in Shirley 11 February 1787 (SVR 63) and died there 10 July 1824, age 37 years (SVR 199), son of Asa and Sarah (Hazen) Longley. Desire married second, in Shirley 2 April 1835, as his second wife, Capt. MOSES LAWRENCE (SVR 146), who was born in Ashburnham, Massachusetts 24 September 1775 (AVR 50) and died in Shirley 31 July 1864, 88y 10m 7d (MA VR 175:167), son of Amos and Sarah (Wetherbee) Lawrence. Capt. Lawrence had seven children by his first wife, Sarah (__). Children, all by Artemus Longley, all born probably in Shirley, Massachusetts: i. ARTEMUS LONGLEY, b. 19 Oct 1815 (SVR 63); d. 8 Feb 1816, age 16 weeks (SVR 199). ii. ARTEMUS LONGLEY (again), b. ca. 1817; m. Shirley, MA 18 May 1845 (SVR 146), ELIZABETH BARRETT, b. 21 Jan 1818 (SVR 14) daughter of Stephen and Sally (Barrett) Barrett. Children, born in Shirley, MA (SVR 64): 1. Elizabeth Longley, b. 12 July 1847 (SVR 64). 2. Harriet Going Longley, b. 19 Aug 1849. iii. EMILY LONGLEY, b. 12 Jan or 10 June 1819 (SVR 64 gives both dates). iv. SARAH H. LONGLEY, b. 27 Aug 1821 (SVR 64); d. Shirley, MA 20 Dec 1869, 48y 4m 3d (MA VR 221:187); unmarried. v. SAMUEL LONGLEY, b. 2 or 23 Dec 1823.

6.136 MARY ANN6 HARTWELL (Benjamin5, Joseph4, Edward3, John2, William1) was baptized in Shirley, Massachusetts 15 November 1788 (SVR 42) and died in Amherst, Massachusetts in 1883 (MA VR 347:1, image unreadable). She married in Shirley 7 or 9 December 1814 (SVR 132), BENJAMIN WASHBURN EDGARTON “of Northampton.” Benjamin was born in Shirley 1 November 1789 (SVR 30) and died 29 October 1825, son of Benjamin and Sarah (Parker) Edgarton. 6-95 Sixth Generation

Children, born probably in Northampton, Massachusetts: i. BENJAMIN H. EDGARTON, b. 30 March 1819; d. 24 Dec 1825. ii. SOPHIA EDGARTON, b. 8 April 1821; d. Northampton State Hospital 13 Jan 1907, age 85y (MA VR 1907/??:188); m. 19 Dec 1844, EPAPHRODITUS C. HUBBARD, b. ca. 1817, drowned Williamsburg, MA 16 May 1874, 56y 11m (MA VR 266:39), son of Jeremiah & Huldah (__) Hubbard. Epaphroditus, along with a daughter and grand-child, were among the victims of a bursting reservoir (HOA). iii. EDWIN EDGARTON, b. 12 June 1823; d. Northampton, MA 26 June 1861 (MA VR 148:24). iv. JANETTE EDGARTON, b. 29 Nov 1825; m. Northampton, MA 16 May 1849 (MA VR 37:358), HENRY STEARNS, b. South Hadley, MA. They lived in So. Amherst, MA (HOA).

6.138 JEPTHAH RICHARDSON6 HARTWELL (Benjamin5, Joseph4, Edward3, John2, William1) was baptized in Shirley, Massachusetts 10 August 1794 (SVR 41) and died of heart disease in Groton, Massachusetts 3 June 1862, age 68y 4m 0d (MA VR 157:145). He married in Groton 22 December 1819, BETSY BOYNTON (GVR 2:83), who was born probably in Pepperell, Massachusetts 10 January 1796 (HOA; Skeate) and died in Groton 30 October 1872 (MA VR 248:169), daughter of Calvin and Elizabeth (Sawtelle) Boynton. Jepthah R. is enumerated on the 1850 federal census for Groton as the head of a household consisting of his wife Betsy, and daughters Mary M. and Ardelia (Federal census, NARA). Children, born in Groton, Massachusetts (GVR 1:106-7): + 7.389 i. ELIZABETH BOYNTON7 HARTWELL, b. 17 Oct 1820; m. (1) THOMAS C. DAY, (2) DAVID HENRY NICHOLS. 7.390 ii. MARTHA A. HARTWELL, b. 23 Feb 1822; d. -- July 1878 (Skeate); m. Groton, MA 26 May 1846 (GVR 2:83; MA VR 2:370), as his 2nd wife, WILLIAM DEWITT, “house trimmer,” b. ca. 1817, son of John and Lucretia (__) DeWitt of Ware, MA. 7.391 iii. CLARISSA ANN HARTWELL, b. 12 April 1824 (Skeate); d. Groton, MA 25 Aug 1825, age 16m (GVR 2:229). 7.392 iv. UNNAMED SON, b. 25 Oct 1827; d. 9 Dec 1827 (GVR 2:230). 7.393 v. WILLIAM SUMNER HARTWELL, b. 13 April 1830; d. -- March 1834 (GVR 2:230). + 7.394 vi. MARY MARIA HARTWELL (twin), b. 7 May 1834; m. RICHARD Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­96

PICKERING JOY. 7.395 vii. SARAH SOPHIA HARTWELL (twin), b. 7 May 1834; d. 1834 (GVR 2:229). 7.396 viii. ARDELIA “DELIA” HARTWELL, b. 17 Jan 1838; d. Groton, MA 4 Nov 1900, age 62y (MA VR505:496); m. Groton 18 June 1873, DAVID R. STEERE, M.D. (MA VR 254:185), b. Eagleville, CT 27 April 1847, son of Scott and Mary (Mathewson) Steere. David graduated from Dartmouth Medical School and practiced in Groton (HOA).

6.140 BENJAMIN6 HARTWELL (Benjamin5, Joseph4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born in Shirley, Massachusetts 1 July 1799 (HOA), baptized there 25 August 1805 (SVR 41) and “drowned when he fell from a canal boat at Lockport, New York -- September 1845” (HOA). He married in Shirley 18 July 1824 , SARAH BROOKS “of Lunenburg” (SVR 131). Sarah was born 27 August 1800 (calc.) and died of dysentery in Charleston, Michigan 28 August 1881, age 81y 1d (obit., Kalamazoo Gazette). Sarah married second, in Charleston, Michigan 10 February 1848, as his second wife, HENRY SHERWOOD. Benjamin Hartwell, age 21, carpenter; Samuel Hartwell, age 19; Sarah J. Hartwell, age 18; Sarah Sherwood, age 47; and Aaron “Sherwood,” age 16, all born in Massachusetts are shown on the 1850 federal census living in Charleston Township, Kalamazoo County, Michigan (Federal census, NARA). Children, recorded in Shirley, Massachusetts (SVR 43, as “unnamed”): + 7.397 i. BENJAMIN7 HARTWELL, b. 2 July 1825; m. ELLEN L. BUTTERFIELD. + 7.398 ii. SAMUEL HARTWELL, b. 20 June 1827; m. MARY J. IDE. 7.399 iii. SARAH J[ANE] HARTWELL, 24 Feb 1829; m. 12 Aug 1852, NELSON BLASS (MI VRS). 7.400 iv. AARON HARTWELL, b. 30 April 1834; a farmer living with his mother in Ross, MI in 1870 (Federal Census, NARA). Descendants of Reuben5 & Abigail (Ruggles) Hartwell

6.143 TABITHA6 HARTWELL (Reuben5, Joseph4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born 17 February 1787 (HOA), baptized in Shirley, Massachusetts 15 November 1799 (SVR 42) and died in Marlborough, Massachusetts 25 May 1862 (MA VR 157:189). She married in Shirley (int.) 13 March 1808, NATHANIEL LONGLEY (SVR 132), who was born in Harvard, Massachusetts 24 April 1784 and died in Marlborough 16 December 1868, age 84y 7m 22d (MA VR 212:167), son of Nathaniel and Keziah (Fairbank) Longley. 6-97 Sixth Generation

6.144 RELIEF6 HARTWELL (Reuben5, Joseph4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born 26 May 1789 (HOA), baptized in Shirley, Massachusetts 15 November 1799 (SVR 42) and died 21 September 1867 (HOA). She married in Shirley (int.) 25 December 1808, PETER TARBELL (SVR 132), who was born in Groton, Massachusetts 21 September 1780 and died in Shirley 19 or 21 August 1844, age 63y 10m 29d (SVR 208), son of John and Hannah (Farnsworth) Tarbell. Peter was a farmer and carpenter in Shirley. Children born in Shirley, Massachusetts (SVR 89): i. BETSY TARBELL, b. 24 Feb 1810; d. Shirley, MA 30 Sept 1822, age 12y (SVR 208). ii. LAVINA TARBELL, b. 2 Feb 1812; d. Shirley, MA 28 Sept 1822, age 10y (SVR 208). iii. UNNAMED DAUGHTER, b. 13 May 1814. iv. WALTER TARBELL (twin), b. 1 March 1816; d. 15 March 1816 (SVR 208). v. MARTHA TARBELL (twin), b. 1 March 1816; d. 22 Sept 1822, age 6y (SVR 208). vi. RELIEF TARBELL, b. 30 March 1819; m. Shirley, MA 3 June 1846, JOHN HARTWELL STEARNS (SVR 167), son of John and Abigail (Hartwell) Stearns of Cavendish, VT (see #6.145-ii below). vii. HARRIET TARBELL, b. 4 July 1821; d. 26 Sept 1822, age 1y (SVR 208). viii. PETER TARBELL, b. 8 Nov 1823; m. Shirley, MA (int.) 13 Nov 1847 (SVR 167), MARY STILES PUTNAM of Fitchburg, MA. Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 1. Abel Putnam Tarbell, b. Fitchburg 4 Dec 1848 (Shirley VR 89; HOA has 21 Dec 1848); a dry goods salesman in New York City until 1885, then in the commission business. 2. John R. Tarbell, b. 22 Dec 1841; d. 16 July 1868. 3. Harriet A. Tarbell, b. 4 July 1855; m. 24 Feb 1878, George H. Greenwood of Westboro, MA, b. 26 June 1853, a tobacconist in Boston. Two children. 4. Agnes Relief Tarbell, b. 30 July 1861; d. 27 Sept 1861, 1m 27d (MA VR 148:173). ix. UNNAMED CHILD, b. 18 Feb 1825. x. WALTER TARBELL (again), b. 29 June 1827; d. Groton, MA 28 May 1869 (MA VR 221:132); m. Lunenburg, MA 28 Dec 1850, MARTHA ADAMS (MA VR 47:191), b. Lunenburg 24 Oct 1831. Walter was a farmer and lumberman in West Groton, MA. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­98

Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 1. Martha E. Tarbell, b. 24 Jan 1853; m. 20 July 1872, Lewis E. Williams of Groton, employed in a paper mill in West Groton, MA. 2. Charles Tarbell, b. 12 March 1856; n.f.r. 3. Walter Edgar Tarbell, b. 27 July 1858; m. Groton, MA 16 March 1884, Bertha E. Brown (MA VR 353:109), b. Lunenburg, MA 27 July 1859. Two children. 4. Caroline R. Tarbell, b. 3 Nov 1860; m. 3 Nov 1886, Frank G. Humiston of Oswego, NY b. 10 April 1885 [sic]. He graduated in medicine at Philadelphia, PA and settled in practice at Jaffrey, NH. 5. John S. Tarbell, b. 8 Nov 1862; m. 4 Oct 1885, Rose C. Lowell, b. 5 Aug 1863. He was a farmer in West Groton, MA. 6. Kate A. Tarbell, b. 16 Nov 1864; n.f.r. 7. Arthur A. Tarbell, b. 11 Oct 1867; n.f.r. xi. EDMUND TARBELL, b. 25 Jan 1831; d. Shirley, MA 28 May 1873, 42y 4m 3d (MA VR 257:236); a merchant in Shirley.

6.145 ABIGAIL6 HARTWELL (Reuben5, Joseph4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born 1 July 1791 (HOA), baptized in Shirley, Massachusetts 15 November 1799 (SVR 42) and died presumably in Cavendish, Vermont 31 January 1868 (HOA). She married in Shirley 15 March 1814, JOHN STEARNS (SVR 138), who was born in Ashby, Massachusetts 15 December 1788, son of Abel and Susanna5 (Hartwell) Stearns (see #5.48-i). They removed to Cavendish, where John was a farmer. Children, per HOA: i. THOMAS STEARNS, b. 5 March 1815; d. 19 July 18--; m. 11 May 1843, LUCRETIA HILL of Ludlow, VT. ii. JOHN HARTWELL STEARNS, b. 4 Jan 1817; m. Shirley, MA 3 June 1846, RELIEF TARBELL, b. Shirley 30 March 1819 (see #6.144-v above). He was a farmer and influential citizen; held most town offices. iii. GEORGE H. STEARNS, b. 27 Dec 1820. iv. SUSAN J. STEARNS, b. 14 Oct 1822; d. 25 April 1831. v. ABEL L. STEARNS, b. 14 May 1826; d. young. vi. LUKE STEARNS, b. 2 June 1828; m. vii. DANIEL A. STEARNS, b. 20 June 1831; d. young. viii. CHRISTOPHER WEBBER STEARNS, b. 17 Jan 1835; m. 6-99 Sixth Generation

6.147 KATHERINE6 HARTWELL (Reuben5, Joseph4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born 9 May 1795 (HOA), baptized in Shirley, Massachusetts 15 November 1799 (SVR 42) and died 1 February 1846 (HOA). She married 17 February 1822, DANIEL ADAMS (HOA), who was born 4 July 1795 and died 24 September 1872, son of Benjamin and Mary (Stone) Adams of Chester, Vermont. Daniel was a farmer. Children, per HOA: i. IRA H. ADAMS, b. 16 Jan 1823; m. 14 April 1852, MARCELLA ADAMS, b. 4 Aug 1827, daughter of Samuel and Calista (French) Adams of Cavendish, VT. Ira was a farmer, selectman, much employed in town business. ii. ABIGAIL A. ADAMS, b. 21 Jan 1826; d. 28 May 1835. iii. ALPHEUS A. ADAMS, b. 7 Oct 1828; d. 10 Aug 1882; m. (1) 6 March 1846, LUCIA A. WHEELER of Hardwick, MA; b. 8 March 1837; d. 1 May 1870; m. (2) 4 May 1871, MARY E. ANDREWS, b. 30 Sept 1833. iv. SUSAN M. ADAMS, b. 14 Sept 1833; d. 12 Jan 1834. v. JAMES J. ADAMS, b. 19 Jan 1838; d. 28 Sept 1839.

6.148 OZIAS6 HARTWELL (Reuben5, Joseph4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born 29 January 1797 (HOA), baptized in Shirley, Massachusetts 15 November 1799 (SVR 42) and died, presumably in Lunenburg, Vermont, 18 August 1853 (HOA). He was “of Groton” when he married first, in Littleton, Massachusetts, 22 December 1823, HANNAH PATCH (LVR 253), who was born in Littleton, 5 November 1797 (LVR 137), daughter of Moses and Mary (Hoar) Patch. Hannah died, probably in childbirth, ca. 1835, and Ozias married second, -- June 1835, ELVIRA SMITH of Lunenburg, Vermont. Elvira was born 12 January 1814 and died 5 December 1890, parents not identified. Ozias “removed to Lunenburg, Vermont some years before 1835” [sic; children are recorded in Shirley through 1835, and he does not appear on Vermont census records until 1840]. “He made the first purchase of lot 64 in East Charleston, VT, and sold it the same summer for a French watch” (HOA). Elvira is shown on the 1860 federal census in Lunenburg, Vermont as age 45, with $200 worth of real estate. She is living with her son, Charles W., a 22-year-old farmer with $100 worth of real estate (Federal census, NARA). Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­100

Children by Hannah Patch, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 7.401 i. MOSES BARBER7 HARTWELL, b. Littleton, MA 2/23 Dec 1820 (LVR 204). 7.402 ii. JAMES SULLIVAN HARTWELL, b. Littleton 15 Nov 1824 (LVR 204); d. Vicksburg, MS 6 Nov 1862. James S. is shown on the 1860 federal census in Lunenburg, VT as a 21-year-old farm laborer, living in the household of James B. McFarland, a 42-year-old farmer born in Massachusetts (Federal census, NARA). He enlisted 21 Jan 1862 in Co. K, 8th VT Regt; mustered as Private 18 Feb 1862; taken prisoner 4 Sept 1862 (VT in the Civil War). 7.403 iii. OZIAS RUGGLES HARTWELL, b. Littleton, MA 3 Aug 1826 (LVR 204); d. Reading, MA, of throat distemper, 28 Dec 1845, age 19 (RVR?). 7.404 iv. UNNAMED DAUGHTER, b. Shirley, MA 5 Nov 1828 (SVR 43). 7.405 v. UNNAMED SON, b. Shirley, MA 16 Oct 1830 (SVR 43); n.f.r. 7.406 vi. LOVINA HARTWELL, b. Shirley, MA 26 Sept 1832 (SVR 43 as unnamed); d. there of brain fever, 16 Nov 1847, age 15y 1m 28d (SVR 191). 7.407 vii. CHARLES W. HARTWELL, b. Shirley, MA 30 May 1835 (SVR 43 as unnamed son; HOA has 2 Aug 1836); enlisted 8 June 1864 at Norwich, VT in Co. I, 17th Regt. Vermont Infantry; d. of disease 23 Nov 1864; buried National Cemetery, Petersburg, VA. Children by Elvira Smith, born in Lunenburg, Vermont, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: + 7.408 viii. ASA PHILANDER HARTWELL, b. 4 Jan 1841; m. CLARISSA SHAW. 7.409 ix. AZUBAH/ELVIRA A. HARTWELL, b. 11 Oct 1842; d. 13 Aug 1853. + 7.410 x. SYLVESTER W. HARTWELL, b. 3 Nov 1842 (VT VRs; HOA has 1844); m. (1) CLARISSA PIKE, (2) AMANDA MORRISON. 7.411 xi. GEORGE L. HARTWELL, b. ca. 1848; d. 18 Aug 1853. + 7.412 xii. IDA HARTWELL m. JOHN D. PIKE.

6.149 REUBEN6 HARTWELL (Reuben5, Joseph4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born in Shirley, Massachusetts 25 July 1799 (calc.), baptized there 15 November 1799 (SVR 42) and died of pneumonia in Ayer, Massachusetts 28 March 1879, age 79y 8m 3d (MA VR 311:40). He married in Groton, Massachusetts 12 April 1829, MARY PIERCE (GVR 2:83), who was born in Groton 8 July 1804 and died in Ayer 13 May 1871, age 66y 9m 22d (MA VR 239:91), daughter of Abner and Lydia6 (Hartwell) Pierce (see #6.313-v). Reuben was a farmer and shoemaker. Children, born probably in Groton, Massachusetts, per HOA unless otherwise 6-101 Sixth Generation indicated: 7.413 i. SAMUEL P.7 HARTWELL, b. 15 Feb 1830 (calc.); d. Groton, MA 18 Sept 1833, age 3y 7m 3d (GVR 2:230). + 7.414 ii. JOHN STEVENS HARTWELL, b. 28 Sept 1833; m. MARY ANN WARNER. 7.415 iii. NATHANIEL L. HARTWELL, b. 14 June 1836; d. Ayer/Boston, MA of intestinal hemorrhage from cirrhosis of the liver, 30 Sept 1890, age 55y (MA VRs 410:58 & 411:322); m. 3 July 1865, FLORA M. DANA (HOA has Daley), b. Livermore, ME 10 Oct 1843 (HOA), d. Shirley, MA 7 April 1907 (MA VR 88:488), daughter of Warren Dana. Nathaniel “was a shoemaker, hotel steward, and caterer; lived near Ayer” (HOA). 7.416 iv. ZENAS HARTWELL, b. 22 Feb 1837; d. -- Sept 1847 (History of Shirley). [Note: HOA incorrectly attributed Zenas to Ozias Hartwell.] Descendants of Reuben5 & Abigail (Blanchard) Hartwell [Note: Thomas Kelly, a descendant of Calvin and Elizabeth (Ragsdale) Hartwell, and author of “The History of Clarks, Nebraska” supplied much of the information on the descendants of this couple. Information on the Ragsdale connection comes from “Hezekiah Ragsdale, His Roots and Branches” by Ray W. Ragsdale, to which work Thomas Kelley contributed a great deal.]

6.152 CALVIN BLANCHARD6 HARTWELL (Reuben5, Joseph4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born in Shirley, Massachusetts 5 January 1806 (SVR 41; family records and gravestone have 5 Jan 1810) and died in Junction Ranch, near Clarks, Nebraska 22 February 1878. He was first buried at Junction Ranch, but sometime after 17 March 1895 his body was removed and re-interred in Fairview Cemetery, northeast of Clarks (Clarks History). He married first, in Townsend, Massachusetts 18 December 1827, SUSAN HAMMOND (TVR 171), who was born in Shirley 30 April 1805 (Gs), and died in Manchester, New Hampshire 11 January 1881 (Gs), daughter of Thomas and Martha (__) Hammond. Calvin and Susan were apparently divorced, as Susan Hartwell, age 39, housekeeper, married second, in Lowell, Massachusetts 20 May 1844, ROBERT F. SHEPARD (LVR 2:400; MA VR 13:32), age 44, an unmarried farmer from Holderness, New Hampshire, son of Jacob and Jane Shepard. Whether or not there was an actual divorce is not known; Calvin may simply have “gone west,” and Susan, after a suitable time, no doubt felt she was free to Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­102 re-marry. Robert and Susan moved to Manchester, New Hampshire where they had a child, Carlton C. Shepard, b. ca. 1845 (Federal Census, NARA). Calvin married second, in Washington, Daviess County, Indiana 8 March 1837, ELIZABETH RAGSDALE (IN VRs; Ragsdale), who was born in Washington, Indiana 22 December 1819 and died in Clarks, Nebraska 30 November 1916, daughter of Hezekiah and Nancy (Harlan) Ragsdale (ibid.). According to Densmore, Calvin “was a mason in Lowell, went to Michigan about 1835 to remain a few weeks and was never heard from.” John F. Hartwell added, “Shortly after his second marriage he removed to Hillsboro, Illinois, and lived there until 1846, when he removed to Albany, Missouri.” He was found in Athens, Gentry County, Missouri on the 1850 census, as a 40-yr. old bricklayer, with wife Elizabeth, four children and two unrelated laborers (Federal census, NARA). “In 1862 he moved to Nebraska. The story is that he left Missouri because he was a Union sympathizer living in a Confederate community. He applied for a commission in the Union Army and was offered a major’s commission. He was slightly crippled, however, and could not pass the physical examination. This injury may have been incurred in boyhood, and he had a slight limp the rest of his life” (HOA). In 1880 the widow Elizabeth Hartwell, age 61, was living in Clarksville, Nebraska, with daughter “Molina” and son Edgar (Federal Census, NARA). Children by Susan Hammond, born probably in Lowell, Massachusetts, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 7.417 i. ?SUSAN7 HARTWELL, n.f.r. 7.418 ii. THOMAS HAMMOND HARTWELL, died (HOA has born) Lowell, MA 22 March 1831 (LBMD). 7.419 iii. HELLEN M. HARTWELL, b. 13 Feb 1831 (1900 Federal census; HOA has 1832); d. Manchester, NH 15 Dec 1903 (Gs); unmarried. Helen was living with her mother and step-father in Manchester, NH in 1850. In 1880, she was still in Manchester, with her widowed mother and her half-brother, Carl. In 1900 she was in Holderness, NH, called “sister of Carlton C. Shepard” (Federal Census, NARA). 7.420 iv. ?JAMES HARTWELL, d. prob. young. Children by Elizabeth Ragsdale, first four born in Hillsboro, Illinois, rest in Worth County, MO: + 7.421 v. LUCY ANNE HARTWELL, b. 23 Jan 1838; m. (1) WILLIAM DUBOIS, (2) HUBBARD MITCHELL DUBOIS. 6-103 Sixth Generation

+ 7.422 vi. THOMAS JEFFERSON HARTWELL, b. 22 Sept 1840; m. ELIZABETH M. HARRINGTON. + 7.423 vii. CAROLINE SEWARD HARTWELL, b. 6 Dec 1842; m. ISAIAH POLAND. + 7.424 viii. MARY ELIZABETH HARTWELL, b. 5 Jan 1846; m. JOHN MCLEAN. + 7.425 ix. JOHN CALVIN HARTWELL, b. 1 Dec 1848; m. MARY E. WALKEY. 7.426 x. LAURA JANE HARTWELL, b. 5 Dec 1851; prob. “Jennie Hartwell” who d. Clarks, NE -- March 1868. + 7.427 xi. HANNAH ROSINA HARTWELL, b. 26 Nov 1854; m. JACOB A. CARTER. + 7.428 xii. SARAH MALINA ALICE HARTWELL, b. 28 Aug 1857; m. HANS MADSEN KOKJER. + 7.429 xiii. AMOS EDGAR HARTWELL, b. 27 March 1860; m. RUTH ANTOINETTE DIMAS JESSIE RICHARDSON.

6.154 NATHANIEL6 HARTWELL (Reuben5, Joseph4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born in Shirley, Massachusetts, 9 or 10 June 1810 (SVR 42) and died there, of pneumonia, 26 May 1877, age 66y 11m 18d (MA VR 293:192). He married in Lowell, Massachusetts 7 November 1832, ABIGAIL J. RANDALL (LVR 2:400; HOA has 7 Sept 1832), who was born in Granville, New Hampshire (death record) 11 March 1808 (HOA) and died a widow of “inflammation of liver and stomach” in Shirley/Townsend, Massachusetts, 2 January 1880, age 71y 10m (MA VRs 320:167 & 320:187), daughter of Asa and Abigail (__) Randall. Nathaniel owned and lived on the farm known as the Atherton place, was an industrious and useful citizen, was a selectman of the town in the years 1862, 1863, 1864, and 1877 (History of Shirley). Children, first two born in Lowell, rest in Shirley, Massachusetts, dates per HOA unless otherwise indicated: + 7.430 i. DEXTER7 HARTWELL, b. 19 June 1833; m. MARY L. FLETCHER. 7.431 ii. JAMES ALBERT HARTWELL, b. 19 Sept 1834; d. 19 Jan 1834 [sic], age 4m (SVR 191). 7.432 iii. ABBIE ANN HARTWELL, b. 12 Feb 1836 (SVR 40); d. Shirley, MA 19 March 1857, age 21y 1m 15d (MA VR 112:155); unmarried. 7.433 iv. SARAH FRANCES HARTWELL, b. 19 Sept 1837 (SVR 42); d. blind asylum, Boston, MA of phthisis, 14 Nov 1869, age 32y 2m (MA VR 221:187 & 222:185); unmarried. 7.434 v. HELEN M. “NELLIE” HARTWELL, b. 24 May 1840 (SVR 41); d. Clinton, MA of scarlet fever 7 Feb 1866, 25y 8m 14d (MA VR 194:180); m. Clinton/Shirley, MA 1 July 1864 (MA VRs 173:185 & 172:147), JOHN ORR, machinist, b. Lowell, MA ca. 1843, son of William and Agnes Orr. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­104

7.435 vi. SUSAN H. HARTWELL, b. 5 June 1842 (SVR 42); d. of dropsy in head, 2 Oct 1842, age 4m (SVR 191; MA VR 2:444). 7.436 vii. SUSAN H. HARTWELL (again), b. 24 Sept 1843 (SVR 42); d. Townsend, MA ca. 1923 (Gs:New Cemetery, Townsend); m. Shirley/Townsend 22 Jan 1871, as his second wife, HENRY BURTON HILDRETH (MA VRs 236:272 & 236:286), b. Groton, MA 26 March 1839 (GVR 1:111) or 1840 (Gs), d. Townsend ca. 1919 (Gs:New Cemetery), son of Levi and Adaline M. (Conant) Hildreth. Henry was a merchant in Townsend when he m. (1) 4 Sept 1860 (TVR 142), MARY C. HART, b. 5 Sept 1840 (calc.), d. 18 May 1865 (Gs:New Cemetery). 7.437 viii. MARY ANN “ANNIE” HARTWELL, b. 11 Oct 1847 (SVR 42); d. Revere, MA 17 Nov 1906, 58y 1m 6d (MA VR 1906/76:199, as “Annie J.”); m. (1) Shirley, MA 6 March 1866 (MA VR 190:234, as “Ann Josephine”), JOHN WESLEY MATTHEWS, 22, farmer, b. Pomfret, CT, son of William and Mary Matthews; divorced (HOA); m. (2) Boston, MA 5 March 1878 (MA VR 300:42, as “Annie J.”), CHARLES J. GORDON, b. Biddeford, ME 11 Sept 1852 (HOA), son of Seth and Betsey A. (__) Gordon. Charles was a clerk in Boston. 7.438 ix. CARRIE ALMA HARTWELL, b. 14 Sept 1854 (MA VR 82:152, as “Alma”); m. (1) Littleton/Shirley, MA 13 Sept 1876, LEWIS KIMBALL (MA VRs 281:90 & 281:156), b. Littleton, MA ca. 1845, son of Newell Kimball; divorced; m. (2) 21 Sept 1884, CLINTON C. HILL, b. New York City 15 March 1833, a teamster in Nashua, NH.

6.156 LUCY ANN6 HARTWELL (Reuben5, Joseph4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born in Shirley, Massachusetts 19 November 1813 (SVR 42) and died there, of breast cancer, 31 March 1902 (MA VR 529:685). She married in Shirley (int.) 7 April 1844 HEZEKIAH SPAULDING JR. (SVR 132), who was born in Shirley 14 June 1818 (SVR 87) and died there 16 August 1885, age 67y 2m (MA VR 365:188), son of Hezekiah and Sally (Lewis) Spaulding. Children, born in Shirley, Massachusetts: i. CATHERINE LUCRETIA SPAULDING, b. 1 April 1845 (SVR 87); m. 20 Dec 1883, WILLIAM WATSON, b. Dumbartonshire, Scotland 4 Nov 1819. He was a dyer at Great Falls, NH, and lived in West Groton, MA. ii. ABBY ANN SPAULDING, b. 20 Jan 1847 (SVR 87); d. Townsend, MA 23 May 1902, age 55y 4m 3d (Gs:New Cemetery, Townsend); m. 1 June 1871, ALBERT D. TURNER, b. prob. Townsend 4 Dec 1843, d. ca. 1920, son of Albert & Mary E. (Proctor) Turner. He was in Co. B, 6-105 Sixth Generation

6th Regt. in the Civil War. iii. JUSTIN L. SPAULDING, b. 21 Aug 1849 (SVR 87); m. 6 April 1882, ELIZABETH I. HAMMOND, b. Leominster, MA 28 Aug 1856. He was a brick mason in Ayer, MA. iv. JOHN E. SPAULDING, b. 11 July 1852; m. 15 April 1882, FRANCES E. FARRAR of Townsend, MA. v. NATHANIEL H. SPAULDING, b. 28 Sept 1854; d. 13 Sept 1855. vi. HEZEKIAH SPAULDING, b. 2 Aug 1858; n.f.r.

6.157 SUSAN6 HARTWELL (Reuben5, Joseph4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born in Shirley, Massachusetts 23 April 1817 (SVR 42) and died of consumption in Wenham, Massachusetts 3 January 1862, age 42y 8m (MA VR 156:285). She married in Wenham 15 June 1836, IRA BLAKE DODGE (WVR 119), who was born in Wenham 15 December 1812 (WVR 24) and died in Salem, Massachusetts 24 January 1888, age 75y 1m 9d (MA VR 391:328), son of William and Mary (Dodge) Dodge. Children, born in Wenham, Massachusetts, rest per HOA: i. CALVIN B. DODGE, b. 12 Oct 1837 (WVR 22); “of Dayton, OH” when m. Wenham, MA 17 Oct 1859, LYDIA A. CONANT (MA VR 126:232), b. Wenham ca. 1839, daughter of Samuel and Priscilla (__) Conant. ii. SARAH ANN DODGE, b. 7 Oct 1839 (WVR 29); d. Clinton, MA 23 Jan 1901, age 62y (MA VR 518:289); m. Wenham, MA 23 Dec 1868, GILMAN W. LAYTHE (MA VR 208:284). iii. LUCIUS M. DODGE, b. 14 Jan 1842 (WVR 26); d. of dysentery, 2 Sept 1853, age 11y 7m 10d (MA VR 75:168). iv. MARY A. DODGE, b. 26 Jan 1848; d. of dysentery, 5 Sept 1853, 5y 7m 10d (MA VR 75:168). v. IRA A. DODGE, b. 8 Aug 1851 (MA VR 51:226, as unnamed; HOA has Ora); d. of dysentery 16 Aug 1853, 2y 7m 10d (MA VR 75:168). vi. NATHANIEL P. DODGE, b. 26 Oct 1853 (MA VR 72:254, as unnamed); m. Salem, MA 30 Oct 1878, MARY ABBY FORD (MA VR 298:270), b. Salem ca. 1860, daughter of Jeremiah L. and Mary A. (McClellan) Ford. Nathaniel was a salesman in Peabody, MA. vii. FRANK E. DODGE (twin), b. 21 Nov 1856 (MA VR 96:276, as unnamed); m. Salem, MA 1 May 1884, HARRIET HENNIGAN (MA VR 352:339; HOA has Hendeger), b. Nova Scotia ca. 1864, daughter of John and Harriet (__) Hennigan. Frank was a florist in Salem. Known child, born in Salem, MA: Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­106

1. Ira B. Dodge, b. 18 July 1884 (MA VR 349:345); he was the informant on his uncle Levi’s death certificate. viii. LEVI FOLSOM DODGE (twin), b. 21 Nov 1856 (MA VR 96:276; HOA has Leon W., b. 20 Dec. 1857); d. Salem, MA 29 April 1907, age 50y 5m 1d (MA VR 1907/87:22); unmarried. ix. IRA (again) B. DODGE JR., b. 2 May 1859 (MA VR 123:288, as unnamed; HOA has Almon J., b. 3 Jan. 1859); d. 1 Sept 1861, 2y 4m (MA VR 147:306). Descendants of Jacob5 & Lois (Chaplin) Hartwell

6.160 JOSIAH HUNT6 HARTWELL (Jacob5, Joseph4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born in Lunenburg, Massachusetts 23 January 1799 (Cunningham) and died in Groton, Massachusetts 19 September 1851, age 52y 7m 27d (MA VR 58:61; Gs:Harvard Center Cemetery). He married in Harvard, Massachusetts 9 April 1829, SUSAN HAPGOOD (HVR 175), who was born in Harvard 20 October 1806 and died there 19 March 1881, age 74y 6m (MA VR 330:365; Gs:Harvard Center Cemetery), daughter of Jabez and Susannah (Haskell) Hapgood. Josiah “was a stone cutter, settled in Harvard, removed in 1851 to Groton” (HOA). Children, recorded in Harvard, Massachusetts (HVR 55): 7.439 i. GEORGE H.7 HARTWELL, b. 24 Nov 1830 (HOA has 1851); d. 26 March 1885, age 54 (Gs:Harvard Center Cemetery); m. Boston, MA 13 Sept 1856, MARGARET ANNA STOKELL (MA VR 101:97), b. Portsmouth, NH 4 Nov 1831, d. 21 Feb 1897 (Gs:Harvard Center Cemetery). George “was a man of energy, fond of horses, as was his father before him; in various kinds of mercantile business with fluctuating fortune, and at the time of his death, was a member of the firm of D.C. Hall & Co., New York. No children” (Hapgood Genealogy). + 7.440 ii. SARAH HARTWELL, b. 20 Nov 1834; m. WILLIAM HENRY GETCHELL. 7.441 iii. ELLEN CLEORA (HARTWELL) GAMAGE, b. Lunenburg, MA 15 Dec 1848; d. Harvard, MA ca. 1927. “She was adopted in 1876 by Amasa Davis and Hannah (Hapgood) Gamage of Boston, taking her adopted father’s name. Six years after his decease, in 1881, she returned to her old home in Harvard, which was unfortunately destroyed by fire, 10 May 1892; a more modern structure was erected on the old site, near the common, the following summer, where she now resides, a cheerful, genial soul, much respected and beloved; unmarried” (Hapgood Genealogy). 6-107 Sixth Generation

6.161 ABRAHAM6 HARTWELL (Jacob5, Joseph4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born in Lunenburg, Massachusetts 27 August 1801 (Cunningham) and died there 1 August 1852, age 50y 11m 5d (MA VR 68:123). He was a 44-year-old farmer when he married in Lunenburg 23 August 1846 (MA VR 25:174), EUNICE B. FAIRBANKS, who was born in Lunenburg 17 May 1819 and died of consumption in Somerville, Massachusetts 21 March 1888, age 68y 10m (MA VR 392:214), daughter of Ephraim and Betsy (Lane) Fairbanks. Abraham “was a man of literary tastes and pursuits, a strong Universalist in his religious belief, and he occasionally preached for societies of that faith in Lunenburg and other towns. He was the author of The Life of Rev. John Pierce (Cunningham). Child, per Cunningham, born in Lunenburg, Massachusetts: 7.442 i. ELIZABETH FRANCES7 HARTWELL, b. 12 March 1847; d. Boston 29 Nov 1914, age 67y 8m 17d (MA VR 1914/20:388; Gs:South Cemetery, Lunenburg); unmarried.

6.162 JAMES6 HARTWELL (Jacob5, Joseph4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born in Lunenburg, Massachusetts 23 March 1803 (Cunningham) and died of “typhoid pneumonia” in Fitchburg, Massachusetts 24 December 1863, age 59y 9m 1d (MA VR 167:226). He married in Fitchburg 14 October 1825, BETSY PHILLIPS (ORF 3:264), who was born in Fitchburg 29 March 1804 (ORF 2:367; HOA has Concord) and died there, of typhus fever, 4 June 1866, age 62y 7m 17d [sic] (MA VR 194:189), daughter of Joshua and Betsy (Daby) Phillips. James was a carpenter in Fitchburg. He made his will on 16 December 1859, leaving his estate in trust for his wife Betsy and his only child, Albert A. [sic]. Apparently concerned about his son’s lifestyle, James urged the executor of the estate to “use his best exertions to have my son engaged as steadily and as regularly as may be in some reputable and useful employment and to discontinue habits of idleness, dissipation and trading ... and generally to keep him aloof as far as may be from bad company, bad associations and bad influences” (Worcester County Probate File A:27676). Children, born in Fitchburg, Massachusetts: 7.443 i. JAMES AUGUSTUS7 HARTWELL, b. 15 May 1829 (ORF 3:354); d. 18 July 1829 (ibid.). 7.444 ii. CARVER HARTWELL, d. 1833 (HOA; not in Fitchburg records). Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­108

+ 7.445 iii. JAMES ALBERT HARTWELL, b. 2 Feb 1836 (ORF 3:354); m. (1) ROSETTA BARDIN, (2) JULIA M. ESTABROOK, (3) LOUISA A. THOMPSON.

6.163 JEREMIAH CHAPLIN6 HARTWELL (Jacob5, Joseph4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born in Lunenburg, Massachusetts 31 August 1807 (Cunningham) and died of “neuralgia of the heart” in Shirley, Massachusetts 14 October 1878, age 71y 1m 15d (MA VR 302:157). He married first, in Shirley 10 December 1832, PAMELIA PARKER (SVR 132), who was born in Shirley 16 June 1807 (HOA) and died there, of dropsy, 26 April 1875, age 67y 10m 10d (MA VR 275:180), daughter of David and Pamelia (Dwight) Parker. Jeremiah was a 69-year-old carpenter when he married second, in Harvard/Shirley, Massachusetts 27 November 1877, as her first husband, LYDIA HASKELL HAPGOOD (MA VRs 290:159 & 291:208), who was born in Harvard, Massachusetts 14 July 1819 and died there 17 April 1898, age 78y 9m (MA VR 483:703), daughter of Jabez and Susannah (Haskell) Hapgood. After Jeremiah’s death, Lydia married second, 10 April 1883 (MA VR 345:299), as his third wife, LUKE WHITNEY, who died in Harvard 11 July 1884, age 68y 8m 28d (MA VR 357:407), after a fall from a cherry tree (Hapgood Genealogy). Lydia was a sister of Susan Hapgood, who married Jeremiah’s brother, JOSIAH HUNT HARTWELL (see #6.160). Jeremiah was a carpenter and a stonecutter; he served on various town committees. Children by Pamelia Parker, born in Shirley, Massachusetts (SVR 41): 7.446 i. HARRIET PARKER7 HARTWELL, b. 1 Oct 1837; d. 22 April 1878; m. Shirley, MA 5 March 1863, CHARLES MORGAN (MA VR 163:138), harness maker, b. New Haven, CT ca. 1835, son of Charles C. and Mary (__) Morgan. One child, died young. 7.447 ii. FREDERICK WILLIAM HARTWELL, b. 19 Aug 1844; d. Shirley, MA 27 Sept 1847, age 3y 1m 8d (SVR 191). Descendants of John5 & Polly (Farwell) Hartwell

6.165 MARY6 “POLLY” HARTWELL (John5, Joseph4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born in Lunenburg, Massachusetts 16 July 1792 (HOA) and died there, of cancer, 18 September 1853, age 61y 2m 2d (MA VR 77:139). She married 4 April 1811, Rev. Francis Gardner officiating, as his first wife, STEPHEN7 GIBSON, who was born in Fitchburg, Massachusetts 23 December 1783 6-109 Sixth Generation

(Gibson) and died in Lunenburg 18 February 1864, age 80y 26d (MA VR 176:254), son of Thomas6 (Abraham5-4, Timothy3, John2-1) and Lucy (Martin) Gibson. They lived on the old garrison farm (HOA). Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: i. MARY FAIRBANKS8 GIBSON, b. Lunenburg, MA 5 Sept 1812; d. 20 May 1881; m. Shirley, MA 31 Dec 1832, STEPHEN MELVIN LONGLEY (SVR 147), b. Shirley 11 Aug 1802 (SVR 66), d. 16 Aug 1860, son of Stephen and Rhoda (Parker) Longley. He was a leading citizen; held most town offices. Children, all born in Shirley, MA: 1. Charles Albert Longley, broom maker, b. 7 Aug 1834 (SVR 63); m. 5 May 1855, Hannah E. Powers, b. Shirley, MA 8 June 1835. Three children. 2. Stephen Webster Longley, b. 1 Aug 1836 (SVR 66); d. 1 Sept 1872; m. Townsend, MA 11 Dec 1867, Sara E. Sylvester (TVR 156). He was a Lt., Co. D, 53rd Mass. Vols.; removed in 1868 to Newfield, NJ, in the grocery trade, later to Wilkesbarre, PA, as a sewing machine agent, and d. there; his widow returned to Shirley, MA as a school teacher. Three children. 3. Nelson Parker Longley, b. 18 Jan 1838 (SVR 65); d. 24 Aug 1838 (SVR 200). 4. Mary Maria Longley, b. 9 Sept 1839 (SVR 65); n.f.r. 5. Ellen Eliza Longley, b. 10 Aug 1842 (SVR 64); d. 27 May 1866. 6. Clara Melissa Longley, b. 31 Jan 1845 (SVR 63); d. 13 Aug 1886; m. 15 Nov 1878, Gilbert M. Ballou of Shirley, MA b. 12 Sept 1846. He was a carpenter, went to Palatka, FL in the winter of 1886. Two children. 7. Melvin W. Longley, b. 2 Feb 1849 (SVR 65); he was active in town affairs. 8. Marette F. Longley, b. 17 June 1853; n.f.r. ii. JOHN STEARNS GIBSON, b. 31 Oct 1814; d. 10 May 1819 (Gs:South Cemetery, Lunenburg). iii. ELIZA PUTNAM GIBSON, b. 15 July 1816; d. 1818. iv. HENRIETTA L. GIBSON, b. 3 June 1818; d. 1818. v. ELIZA PUTNAM GIBSON, b. 12 July 1819; d. Troy, NY 7 April 1853; m. 6 July 1843, GEORGE E. MARTIN of Mason, NH, a dealer in straw goods in Ware, MA; groceries in Gardner, MA; dry goods in Troy, NY, and in Hartford, CT, retired in 1876. He was in real Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­110

estate until his death, 26 March 1885. No children vi. ABIGAIL “ABBY” M. GIBSON, b. 10 May 1821; d. Shirley, MA 13 July 1863; m. Shirley 18 Oct 1842, GEORGE PAGE (SVR 152), b. Shirley 19 Oct 1818 (SVR 72), d. 11 March 1881, son of Dennis and Sarah (Jennerson) Page. He was a butcher. Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 1. Walter B. Page, b. 18 April 1843; m. (int.) 23 Aug 1865, Lucy Preston Bancroft, b. Pepperell, MA 16 Jan 1841 (PVR 14), daughter of George T. & Candace W. (Smith) Bancroft. Three children. 2. Julia Maria Page, b. Shirley, MA 12 Aug 1844 (SVR 72); d. 6 Sept 1883; m. 17 Nov 1867, Thomas L. Hazen of Shirley, b. 18 Feb 1843. He was a farmer; post master in 1886. One child. 3. Clara E. Page, b. 3 Dec 1852; d. 3 March 1875. vii. INFANT GIBSON, b. 8 April 1822; died. viii. MARRIT GIBSON, b. 20 Aug 1824; d. Lynn, MA 27 Jan 1899; m. 16 March 1843, JAMES ARRINGTON, b. Lynn 6 Oct 1822, d. there 3 Aug 1893. He was a shoemaker who settled in Leominster, MA and removed soon to Lynn. Children, per HOA: 1. Mary C. Arrington, b. 7 Aug 1843; d. 15 Dec 1848. 2. James Arrington, b. 13 Nov 1844; m. (1) -- July 1861, Phebe A. Foster of Lynn MA, who d. 1867; m. (2) 30 June 1868, Anna M. Bennett of Northwood, NH, b. 1849. He was a shoemaker in Lynn; enlisted in 1863 in the Union army. Two children. 3. Charles L. Arrington, b. 23 Sept 1850; d. 12 May 1867; m. 20 Jan 1872, Ruth I. Perry of Auburn, ME, b. 1848, d. 4 Oct 1872. One child. 4. Benjamin F. Arrington, b. 6 July 1856; m. -- Sept 1878, Marietta S. Cummings of Groveland, MA b. 8 Feb 1859. He was a journalist. One child. 5. Stephen Melville Arrington, b. 30 March 1860; a shoemaker. ix. CHARLES EDWIN GIBSON, b. 29 May 1826; m. 22 Dec 1853, MARY ELIZABETH SMITH, b. Littleton, MA 6 Oct 1831 (LVR 185, 301), daughter of Samuel and Candace (Whitcomb) Smith. Charles was a lumberman in Townsend, MA went in 1858 to Williamsport, PA, and in 1882 to Point Pleasant, NJ. x. LUCY ANN GIBSON, b. 12 Sept 1828; m. 30 Nov 1852, ALBERT ADAMS, b. Lunenburg, MA 6 March 1830, son of ? and brother of 6-111 Sixth Generation

Martha S. Adams, wife of Leonard Hartwell. He was a carpenter and mason in Shirley, MA. Children, per HOA: 1. Mary E. Adams, b. 23 Sept 1853; a school teacher. 2. Edward Gibson Adams, b. 11 Aug 1860; a carpenter. 3. Charles Albert Adams, b. 5 Oct 1862; a traveling salesman. 4. Ellen Alberta Adams, b. 1 May 1865. 5. Florence Luella Adams, b. 25 July 1869. xi. JOSEPH HARTWELL GIBSON, b. 21 Feb 1831; d. Wakefield, MA 6 Nov 1909, 78y 8m 15d (MA VR 1909/97:73); m. 17 April 1853, MARY ELIZABETH LITCHFIELD of Leominster, MA b. 20 May 1833. He was a foreman in a piano factory in Wakefield. Children, per HOA: 1. Frank Lester Gibson, a piano tuner. 2. Arthur Dana Gibson.

6.166 NANCY6 HARTWELL (John5, Joseph4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born in Lunenburg, Massachusetts 15 September 1796 (HOA) and died a widow in Ware, Massachusetts 7 November 1863, age 67y 2m (MA VR 166:32). She was “of Sterling” [MA] when she married there, 20 September 1818, SAMUEL DAVIS (SVR 74), who was born in Shirley, Massachusetts 20 February 1794 (SVR 26) and died in Ware 1 September 1838 (HOA), son of John and Anna/Emma (Holden) Davis. According to HOA, he was a hotel keeper in Sterling, Shirley, Fitchburg, and last resided in Ware. Children, all except last one recorded in Sterling, Massachusetts (SVR 18): i. JOSEPH HARTWELL DAVIS, b. 19 Oct 1819; m. 18 May 1845, MALINDA SNELL of Ware, MA b. 1828, d. 2 July 1865. He was a machinist with Fisk and Snell, sugar manufacturers at Fiskdale, MA; spent some time in Florida and Kansas, was a bookkeeper in New Mexico, and later owned a stock ranch in Trinidad, CO. Children, per HOA: 1. Emma Davis, b. 1852; m. 1869, John Leland of Grafton, MA a machinist in East Brookfield, MA. Two children. 2. John H. Davis, b. 9 March 1857; m. (--) Osborn of Maine. He went to Colorado. ii. FRANCES ANN DAVIS, b. 20 May 1821; m. 16 Oct 1842, ISAAC STEARNS, b. 1 Dec 1817, a farmer in Ware, MA. Children, per HOA: Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­112

1. William S. Stearns, b. 29 Aug 1844; m. 3 July 1868, Ida A. Moore of Stafford, CT, b. 1851. He was a machinist in Warren, MA. Three children. 2. Maria Stearns, b. 3 Jan 1846; m. 14 May 1884, William Batchelder of Bridgeport, CT, b. 1848, an engineer. 3. Clarence A. Stearns, b. 29 Oct 1848; m. 29 Dec 1880, Estella Crane, b. 1852. He was a machinist and engineer in So. Hadley, MA. iii. SAMUEL DAVIS, b. 13 April 1823; d. Sterling, MA 4 May 1824 (SVR 118). iv. SAMUEL PUTNAM DAVIS, b. 11 March 1826. v. MARIA P. DAVIS, b. 8 May 1832; m. 20 Nov 1855, OZIAS OWEN of Belchertown, MA b. 3 Nov 1822. He was a farmer, removed in 1859 to Ware, MA. Child, per HOA: 1. Harriet Owen, b. 18 May 1870.

6.167 JOSEPH6 HARTWELL (John5, Joseph4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born in Lunenburg, Massachusetts 19 August 1798 and died of heart disease in Ware, Massachusetts 6 December 1879, age 81y 3m 17d (MA VR 311:31). He married first in Bolton, Massachusetts 7 October 1821, CLARISSA READ (BVR?), who was born in Bolton 22 December 1796 and died in Ware 4 June 1862, 65y 6m 16d (MA VR 157:80), daughter of John and Rachel (Clark) Read. Joseph married second, in Brookfield, Massachusetts 9 December 1863 (MA VR 164:158), as her second husband, MARTHA M. (BRUCE) DOANE, who was born probably in Waldoboro, Maine 18 September 1812 (calc.) and died in Ware 12 June 1887, age 74y 8m 24d (MA VR 383:39), daughter of Charles and Betsy Bruce, and widow of John Doane. Joseph “removed to Ware in 1827, a leading citizen, representative in 1863, town agent, bank director and trustee for thirty years or more” (HOA). Children, all by Clarissa Read: + 7.448 i. JOHN W.7 HARTWELL, b. 23 Jan 1822; m. PAMELIA C. BATCHELDER. + 7.449 ii. JOSEPH WARREN HARTWELL, b. 21 Sept 1823; m. ALICE D. CLARK. 7.450 iii. SILAS HARTWELL, b. 15 April 1825; d. 14 Nov 1826 (Gs., courtesy of James Allison). 7.451 iv. SILAS (again) R. HARTWELL, b. 30 July 1827; d. 25 May 1830 (Gs., courtesy of James Allison). + 7.452 v. CLARA R. HARTWELL, b. 15 April 1830; m. EBENEZER C. 6-113 Sixth Generation

RICHARDSON. Descendants of Ephraim5 & Betsey (Polley) Hartwell

6.169 MARY6 “POLLY” HARTWELL (Ephraim5, Phineas4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born in Fitchburg, Massachusetts 2 August 1779 (ORF 2:318) and died there 11 March 1846, age 66 years (ORF 8:174). She married first in Fitchburg 24 July 1796, JOHN FARRAR BROWN (ORF 3:51), who died in Fitchburg 29 June 1812 (ORF 2:284). She married second, in Fitchburg 3 February 1818 , as his third wife, MOSES MAY (ORF 3:254), who was baptized at Chocksett Church, Lancaster, Massachusetts 8 February 1767 (LBMD 387) and died in Leominster, Massachusetts 24 August 1839, age 72 years (LVR 337), son of James and Sarah (Cobourn) May. Children by John F. Brown, recorded in Fitchburg, Massachusetts (ORF 2:284): i. MARY “POLLY” BROWN, b. 9 Jan 1797; m. 18 April 1820, FRANCIS HAYNES of Bolton, MA. Children, recorded in Bolton, MA: 1. Alfred W. Haynes, b. 28 Sept 1822 (BVR 36); n.f.r. 2. Henry Francis Haynes, b. 2 Oct 1826 (BVR 36); m. 6 April 1848 (BVR 136), Ann Elizabeth Buss of Lancaster, MA. 3. Mary Elizabeth Haynes, b. 16 March 1831 (BVR 37); n.f.r. 4. John Chickering Haynes, b. 10 July 1834 (BVR 36); n.f.r. ii. WILLIAM ANDREW BROWN, b. 18 June 1798; n.f.r. iii. JOSEPH BROWN, b. Fitzwilliam, NH 16 Nov 1802; n.f.r.

6.170 BETSY6 HARTWELL (Ephraim5, Phineas4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born in Fitchburg, Massachusetts 7 November 1781 (ORF 2:318) and died there 23 August 1826 (ORF 2:339). She married in Fitchburg 20 October 1806, JOSEPH CARTER (ORF 3:76), who was born in Fitchburg, 20 July 1784 (ORF 2:304), son of Elijah and Jane (Goodrich) Carter. Children, born in Fitchburg, Massachusetts (ORF 2:340): i. JOSEPH CARTER, b. 24 May 1807; n.f.r. ii. JACOB CARTER, b. 10 Oct 1810; n.f.r. iii. BETSY CARTER, b. 8 Dec 1811; n.f.r. iv. EPHRAIM HARTWELL CARTER, b. 15 April 1815; n.f.r.

6.171 EPHRAIM6 HARTWELL (Ephraim5, Phineas4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born in Fitchburg, Massachusetts 4 September 1784 (ORF 2:318) and died Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­114 there 8 June 1845, age 60 (ORF 8:165, as “Capt. E.”). He married first, in Fitchburg 5 October 1809, NANCY WHEELER (ORF 3:84), who was born in Westminster, Massachusetts 13 June 1790 and died in Fitchburg 16 September 1839, age 49 years (Gs., courtesy of James Allison), daughter of Josiah and Huldah (Page) Wheeler. Ephraim married second, in Fitchburg 16 September 1840, CHARLOTTE CHEEVER, who was born ca. 1793 and died in Fitchurg 10 April 1868 (MA VR 213:256), daughter of Isaac and Martha (__) Cheever. After Ephraim’s death, Charlotte married second, 6 May 1846 (ORF 3:420; ORF 8:118; MA VR 25:161), as his second wife, EBENEZER THURSTON, a 56-year-old widower, son of Thomas and Elizabeth (__) Thurston. Ephraim is called Captain on his second marriage record and on his death record; the reason is unclear. Children by Nancy Wheeler, born in Fitchburg, Massachusetts: 7.453 i. MARY7 HARTWELL, b. 7 Jan 1811 (ORF 3:44); m. 6 June 1830, LEWIS L. MORSE (HOA). + 7.454 ii. LEONARD BURBANK HARTWELL, b. 14 Aug 1814 (ORF 3:44, 46); m. SARAH HERRICK WOOD. 7.455 iii. LOUISA HARTWELL, b. 23 July 1817 (ORF 3:46); d. from a burn (HOA), 1 Feb 1841, age 23 (Gs).

6.172 EUNICE6 HARTWELL (Ephraim5, Phineas4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born in Fitchburg, Massachusetts 25 March 1787 (ORF 2:318) and her death record has not been found. She married first, in Fitchburg 31 December 1807, JONAS SMITH (ORF 3:80), who was born in Westminster, Massachusetts 4 June 1782 (WVR 85) and died 22 July 1824, son of Jonathan and Sarah (__) Smith. Eunice married second, in Fitchburg 6 March 1825, CALVIN WOOD (ORF 3:262), who was born in Fitchburg 28 June 1798 (ORF 2:332) and died of dropsy in Ashburnham, Massachusetts 14 January 1878 (MA VR 303:304, HOA has 1887), son of George and Sarah (Sartwell) Wood. Calvin was a brother of George Wood, Eunice’s sister Milly’s husband (see #6.173). Children by Jonas Smith, born in Westminster, Massachusetts (WVR 84-85): i. JONAS SMITH, b. 19 March 1809; d. Fitchburg, MA 22 July 1824 (ORF 3:315). ii. BETSEY HARTWELL SMITH, b. 1 Sept 1810; m. (1) Fitchburg, MA 23 May 1838, JOHN GIBBS of Ashburnham, MA (ORF 3:286), b. -- April 1805, d. 16 Dec 1856, a cabinetmaker; removed in 1847 6-115 Sixth Generation

to Sumter, WI; m. (2) -- April 1860, JOHN W. GORDON, b. Marseilles, NH 3 Aug 1816, a farmer. Child by John Gibbs, born in Fitchburg, MA: 1. Charles Gibbs, b. 17 Feb 1843 (ORF 3:391); m. 7 Feb 1864, Harriet A. Smalley, b. 20 March 1848. Seven children. iii. JOSEPH L. SMITH, b. 30 Oct 1813; d. Lunenburg, MA 9 Sept 1879 (HOA); m. (1) Ashburnham, MA 3 May 1837, ABIGAIL PRUDENCE CUTTER, b. Ashburnham 18 Sept 1817 (AVR 27), daughter of Nathaniel and Abigail (__) Cutter; m. (2) MARY ATKINSON, an English woman. Children by Abigail Cutter, born in Ashburnham, MA (AVR 71): 1. Charles Edwin Smith, b. 25 Jan 1838; m. Elizabeth Woodward of Ashburnham, MA. He was a machinist in Orange, MA. Six or seven children. 2. Ellen Arvilla Smith, b. 24 June 1841; d. of fever 6 Jan 1844, age 3y (AVR 214). 3. Franklin Augustus Smith, b. 3 Oct 1842; d. at age 15 (HOA). 4. Albert Herbert Smith, b. 15 Sept 1845. Probably HOA’s “Alfred” who m. in Orange, MA and lived there. One daughter. 5. Abby M. Smith, b. ca. 1850; d. Fitchburg, MA 29 July 1852, age 2 (ORF 8:186). iv. SAMUEL DEXTER SMITH, b. 1 Aug 1815; d. 29 Dec 1879 (HOA); m. (1) Ashburnham, MA (int.) 12 May 1838, MARY BARRETT of Ashburnham (AVR 152), who d. in a year or two; m. (2) 26 Nov 1840, CELIA ARNOLD of Lunenburg, MA, b. 9 Aug 1822, d. 22 Aug 1878. Children by Celia Arnold, per HOA: 1. Mary E. Smith, b. 30 Oct 1842; m. 29 Aug 1870, Francis C. Russell, b. Chesterfield, NH 3 April 1837; admitted to the bar in 1861; enlisted 20 Aug 1862 in Co. C, 51st Regt. Mass. Vols.; mustered 25 Sept 1862; transferred 18 Nov 1862 to Co. B, 53rd Mass Vols.; mustered out 2 Sept 1863 (MSSCW IV:558, 624); in Dept of the Gulf, siege of Port Hudson (HOA); practiced law at Ontonagon, WI, 1864; removed to Chicago, IL in 1867. Two children. 2. Ellen M. Smith, b. Ashburnham, MA 30 June 1844 (AVR 71); m. 18 July 1870, Chester F. Lamb, a drummer in 36th Mass. at age of 17. He went to Akron, OH in 1868 as a bookkeeper. 3. Nancy L. Smith, b. 27 Aug 1846; m. 1 Jan 1873, Edward Clifford, b. Marcellus, NY 26 April 1850. He was a cashier in Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­116

Wachusett Bank in Fitchburg, MA after 1875. Three children. 4. Jonas W. Smith, b. Ashburnham, MA 15 June 1849 (AVR 71, as 1847?); d. Fitchburg, MA 22 Sept 1850, 1y 3m (ORF 8:186). 5. Arthur A. Smith, b. 8 June 1852; m. 8 Nov 1883, Alice Cole of Somerville, MA. He was a bookkeeper and salesman in the salt trade in Boston, MA. 6. Harriet L. Smith, b. 23 Nov 1854; m. 11 Oct 1877, Wilbur B. Tenney of Leominster, MA. He was a bank clerk until 1880, then cashier in the Rollstone Bank in Fitchburg, MA. One child. v. POLLY BROWN SMITH, b. 21 Nov 1817; m. SILAS CUMMINGS; went to California (HOA). vi. ANDREW JACKSON SMITH, b. 19 Sept. 1819; d. 17 Aug 1880 (HOA); m. Fitchburg, MA 15 Aug 1848, MARIA SAVAGE of Henniker, NH (ORF 8:130), b. 11 Nov 1819. Andrew was a chairmaker in Ashburnham, MA. Children, per HOA: 1. Arabella M. Smith, b. 1 Nov 1849; m. 1 Nov 1875, Edward G. Newell of Wells, ME, a carpenter in Gardner, MA; removed to a farm in Ashby, MA in 1882. Four children. 2. Walter J. Smith, b. 21 Sept 1851; m. 1 Jan 1879, Emma A. Coggeshall, b. Eagleville, CT 23 Aug 1857. He was a machinist in Ashburnham, MA. Two children. 3. Jonas H. Smith, b. 8 Oct 1853; d. young. 4. Jesse C. Smith, b. 27 Nov 1855; m. 25 Nov 1875, Sarah L. Stowell of Gardner, MA, b. 10 July 1853. He was in the chair business in Winchendon, MA. Four children. 5. Rufus H. Smith, b. 27 Aug 1857; m. 27 Aug 1879, Lorilla R. Holt of Ashby, MA, b. -- July 1855. He was a poultry dealer. One child. 6. Milton W. Smith, b. 14 Aug 1862; d. young. 7. Abby W. Smith, b. 1 May 1866; d. young. vii. EUNICE MARIA SMITH, b. 24 May 1821; d. 29 Sept 1869; m. Ashby/Fitchburg, MA 14 Dec 1837, PARIS CUMMINGS (AVR 169; ORF 3:405), b. 13 Dec 1812, d. 31 Aug 1876, an overseer in Slater’s woolen mill in Uxbridge, MA. Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 1. Charles E. Cummings, b. 26 Oct 1839; d. So. Pueblo, CO 1 May 1882; m. ca. 1861, Jenny L. Bingham of Lawrence, MA. He enlisted soon after marriage in a Mass. cavalry regt., Army of the Potomac and was later a sergeant in the regular 6-117 Sixth Generation

army. Jenny m. (2) (--) Bates of Claremont, NH. One child. 2. Betsey M. Cummings, b. 21 May 1842; m. 29 Dec 1869, Charles Muzzy of Spencer, MA, b. 4 Jan 1842, d. 1 March 1884. Four children. 3. Sarah Ellen Cummings, b. Uxbridge, MA 8 Sept 1844 (UVR 54); m. -- Oct 1867, John A. Thurston. Last known residence was Germantown, PA. Three children. 4. Emma J. Cummings, b. 30 May 1850; m. 13 Oct 1869, Edward N. Walker of Spencer, MA, b. 6 Nov 1841, a boot sorter. One child. 5. Abby L. Cummings, b. 1 Nov 1852; m. 11 Feb 1880, Herbert Green of Spencer, MA, b. 26 May 1855, d. 16 July 1883, a bookkeeper in Worcester, MA. One child. 6. Harriet F. Cummings, b. 24 April 1854; m. 25 Dec 1877, Frank G. Mullett of Spencer, MA, b. 4 Nov 1854, a boot manufacturer. One child. Child by Calvin Wood, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: viii. SARAH ELIZABETH WOOD, b. Fitchburg, MA 29 Jan 1826 (ORF 3:304); d. 18 Nov 1865 (HOA has 1862); m. Kingston, WI 2 May 1858, as his first wife, GARRET A. SCHOVEE (WI VRs), b. prob. NY ca. 1811, d. Lemonweir, WI 2 July 1895, son of Hezekiah and Harriet (Lamberson) Schovee. They went with the Gibbs to WI and were on a farm at Baraboo, WI. Garret m. (2) CAROLINE NEWKIRK ALLEN, by whom he had more children. Children, born in Wisconsin, per HOA: 1. Clara J. Shovee, b. 8 Jan 1859; m. 28 Sept 1879, Edward W. Meyers of Medina, OH, b. 12 Aug 1856, son of a German soldier who fought in our Mexican war. They lived in Baraboo, WI. Four children. 2. Ellen Marie Schovee, b. 29 July 1862; d. 14 April 1956; m. 24 Dec 1885, Benjamin Shew of Baraboo, WI, b. 16 July 1854, d. Baraboo 25 Aug 1949, age 96, a stone mason. One child.

6.173 MILLY6 HARTWELL (Ephraim5, Phineas4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born in Fitchburg, Massachusetts 5 July 1790 (ORF 2:318) and died there 17 July 1830 (ORF 2:384). She married 17 December 1809, GEORGE WOOD, JR. (HOA), who was born in Fitchburg 25 January 1787 (ORF 2:331) and died in Leominster, Massachusetts 3 Mary 1866, age 79y 3m 8d (MA VR 194:206), son Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­118 of George (Jonathan) and Sarah (Sartwell) Wood. George built and operated mills in Fitchburg, Ashby, Massachusetts in 1835 and Westminster, Massachusetts in 1843. Children, born in Fitchburg, Massachusetts (ORF II:383-384): i. SIMON WOOD, b. 11 June 1810; n.f.r. ii. MILLEY WOOD, b. 21 Oct 1811; d. 27 Aug 1825 (ORF 3:383). iii. GEORGE ALBERT WOOD, b. 1 Sept 1813; d. 28 July 1822 (ORF 3:383). iv. POLLY BROWN WOOD, b. 18 June 1815; d. 16 April 1879 (HOA); m. 18 Feb 1836, EBENEZER HAYDEN of Pittstown, NY, b. 29 March 1808, d. 10 April 1879. Children, per HOA: 1. George M. Hayden, b. 9 May 1837; d. infancy. 2. Mary J. Hayden, b. 30 April 1839; d. young. 3. Sarah E. Hayden, b. 30 Dec 1840; d. 3 May 1879. 4. William H. Hayden, b. 8 April 1843. He served in the U.S. navy, was on board the Hatteras when it was sunk by the Alabama. He was later captured on board the Granite City on the coast of Texas, and died a prisoner at Galveston, TX 18 Sept 1864. 5. Francis E. Hayden, b. 21 Dec 1857; d. 1 April 1887. He was a drug clerk in Philadelphia, PA. v. ELVIRA WOOD, b. 1 Sept 1817; m. (1) 9 Aug 1838, ALONZO WILDER of Marblehead, MA, b. 6 Feb 1815, d. 6 Jan 1855, a hatter in Fitchburg, MA; m. (2) EPHRAIM CROCKER of Fitchburg, MA, b. ca. 1806, d. 13 May 1857, age 51. Children by first husband: 1. Laura M. Wilder, b. 9 Aug 1839; n.f.r. 2. Charles G. Wilder, b. 7 April 1844; d. infancy. 3. Frederick A. Wilder, b. 25 Aug 1846; d. 7 July 1881; m. 14 May 1873, Ellen Hall of Bennington, VT, b. 19 Nov 1852. He was a conductor on the Boston & Albany railroad. One child. 4. Ianthe E. Wilder, b. 1 Oct 1849; d. 24 April 1881; m. Robertus S. Stetson of Halifax, VT, a machinist in Worcester, MA. vi. CHARLES WOOD, b. 28 July 1820; d. 27 March 1824 (ORF 3:383). vii. ALONZO WOOD, b. 17 April 1822; m. [not given]; lived in Londonderry [VT?] and Troy, VT. viii. MIRANDA WOOD, b. 25 May 1824; m. Leominster, MA 21 Dec 1841, 6-119 Sixth Generation

SEWELL DERBY (LVR 194), b. Leominster, 14 March 1819 (LVR 49), twin son (with Cephas) of Thomas and Mary (Stone) Derby. Children, born in Leominster, MA per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 1. Adelia Jane Derby, b. 25 Jan 1845 (LVR 50); m. (1) 15 June 1861, George W. Pierce, b. Lunenburg, MA ca. 1833; div.; m. (2) 2 July 1872, Lyman W. Brown, b. Marlborough, MA 25 March 1841. Four children. 2. Ellen Elizabeth Derby, b. 7 Jan 1847 (LVR 51); m. 27 Jan 1869, Robert Holden, b. Shirley, MA 2 June 1844 (SVR 50), son of Nathaniel and Catharine (Livermore) Holden. 3. Albert D. Derby, b. 13 May 1851; d. Boorne, Canada, 25 May 1877; m. 1 May 1871, Martha Graves of Leominster, MA. One child. ix. [?]MILLY WOOD, b. 25 May 1827 (HOA); m. HENRY HAVEN of Lancaster, MA, a paper maker in Cambridgeport, MA. Descendants of Abijah5 & Olive (Smith) Hartwell

6.174 ABIJAH6 HARTWELL (Abijah5, Phineas4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born in Fitchburg, Massachusetts 21 or 24 June 1800 (ORF 2:312, 310) and died there 25 October 1853, age 53y 4m (MA VR 77:125). He married in Fitchburg 25 December 1828, MARY “POLLY” D. SCOTT (ORF 3:266), who was born in Fitchburg 4 March 1801 (HOA) and died there, of consumption, 25 November 1858, age 57 (MA VR 122:119), parents not identified. Abijah was a carpenter. Children, born in Fitchburg, Massachusetts (ORF 3:377): 7.456 i. WILLIAM ESTUS7 HARTWELL, b. 18 April 1834; d. of scrofula, 30 May 1858, age 24 (MA VR 122:117); a civil engineeer. 7.457 ii. MARY ELLEN HARTWELL, b. 17 Aug 1836. She was a nurse in the family of Judge Thornton K. Ware of Fitchburg, MA after 1871 (HOA), as shown by her residence there on the 1880 federal census (Federal Census, NARA). 7.458 iii. GEORGE ABIJAH HARTWELL, b. 17 April 1839; d. 8 Feb 1841. 7.459 iv. CHARLES EDWARD HARTWELL, b. 28 April 1842 (MA VR 3:183); d. of “bowel complaint from malformation” 28 Feb 1845, age 2y 10m (MA VR 15:118). Descendants of Abijah5 & Sally (Gray) Hartwell Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­120

6.176 SARAH WINCH6 HARTWELL (Abijah5, Phineas4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born in Fitchburg, Massachusetts 23 April 1811 (ORF 2:312, 310) and died there -- August 1889 (Gs; MA VR 402:490). She married in Fitchburg 20 January 1831, HORACE P. MESSENGER, who was born in Fitchburg 16 April 1803 (Fitchburg VR) and died Fitchburg 20 August 1874 (Fitchburg VR), son of Calvin and Betsey (Phillips) Messenger. He was a farmer on Pearl Hill. Children, per HOA: i. SARAH E. MESSENGER, b. 10 Dec 1831; m. 16 Nov 1852, LORENZO BLODGETT of Gardner, MA (MA VR 62:186), chairmaker, b. Jaffrey, NH, son of Nathan & Lucinda (__) Blodgett. Children, per HOA: 1. Edwin H. Blodgett, b. 15 Nov 1854; died. 2. Fredman H. Blodgett, b. 2 Oct 1858; d. 9 Feb 1871. 3. William H. Blodgett, b. 22 June 1867; d. young. 4. George S. Blodgett, b. 13 Dec 1868; d. infancy. ii. SUSAN A. MESSENGER, b. 29 Nov 1835; d. young. iii. GEORGE E. MESSENGER, b. 23 Sept 1847; m. 10 Jan 1883, LAURETTA L. WELLINGTON of Ashby, MA (MA VR 345:281), b. Arlington or Cambridge, MA 8 Jan 1856, d. of heart disease 2 May 1903, 48y 4m 1d (MA VR 22:203), daughter of David K. and Eliza (Swain) Wellington. George was a farmer on the homestead.

6.177 PORTER6 HARTWELL (Abijah5, Phineas4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born in Fitchburg, Massachusetts 29 July 1812 (ORF 2:312, 310) and died of Bright’s disease in Boston, Massachusetts 22 February 1873, aged 60y 6m 24d (MA VR 258:41). He married in Brookline, New Hampshire 1 October 1840, MARY JANE COREY (NH VRs), who was born in Brookline 22 July 1808 and died of consumption in Boston 24 October 1888, aged 80y 3m 2d (MA VR 393:365), daughter of Nathan and Deverd (Wright) Corey. Porter was a carpenter and builder in Boston (HOA), and a member of Hollis Street Church (church record). Children, per HOA: 7.460 i. GEORGIANA7 HARTWELL, b. Boston, MA 1 Jan 1845 (calc.); d. there 20 Feb 1845, 1m 19d (Boston Common Burial Ground, Tomb 31). 7.461 ii. ADELAIDE V. HARTWELL, b. ca. 1845; d. 25 March 1923. 7.462 iii. GEORGIANA HARTWELL (again), b. ca. 1847; n.f.r. 6-121 Sixth Generation

Descendants of Phineas5 & Elizabeth (Willard) Hartwell

6.178 LUCY WILLARD6 HARTWELL (Phineas5-4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born in Westminster, Massachusetts 20 April 1808 (WVR 44) and died there 11 September 1870, aged 62y 4m 22d (MA VR 231:338). She married in Westminster 9 May 1844, CALVIN G. GOODRIDGE (MA VR 13:193), who was born in Winchendon, Massachusetts 6 January 1815 and died in Westminster 19 December 1888, aged 73y 17m 13d (MA VR 393:585), son of David and Susanna (__) Goodridge. He was a farmer on his father’s homestead, removing thither in 1852. Children, per HOA: i. JOHN C. GOODRIDGE, b. Winchendon, MA 3 May 1845; m. 27 March 1866, ELIZABETH L. PHELPS (MA VR 191:287), b. Fitchburg, MA 10 July 1841, daughter of William Bascom & Hannah P. (Flint) Phelps (see #5.69-v). ii. HENRY H. GOODRIDGE, b. Westminster, MA 27 April 1848; d. there 7 May 1848, aged10d. iii. ABBY E. GOODRIDGE, b. Winchendon, MA 14 May 1850 (MA VR 44:212, as unnamed female); d. 27 Nov 1864.

6.182 LEANDER6 HARTWELL (Phineas5-4, Edward3, John2, William1) was born in Westminster, Massachusetts 1 June 1818 (WVR 44) and died there 15 March 1909, aged 90y 9m 14d (MA VR 1909/101:273). He married in Northborough, Massachusetts 8 November 1843, PERSIS-BAKER BRIGHAM (NVR 95; MA VR 7:136), who was born in Northborough 17 January 1816 (NVR 22) and died of acute colitis in Westminster 22 March 1898, age 82y 2m 15d (MA VR 483:815), daughter of Daniel and Sarah-Moore (Barnard) Brigham. Leander was a carpenter and deacon of the Congregational church in Westminster. Child, born in Westminster, Massachusetts: 7.463 i. CHARLES W.7 HARTWELL, b. 19 Nov 1844 (WVR 44); enlisted 25 Sept 1861, 25th Mass. Vols.; d. of measles and consumption at Fort Monroe, VA 10 Feb 1862, aged 17y 2m 22d (MA VR 158:300; Gs:Hampton National Cemetery, Hampton, VA). Descendants of Jonas5 & Ruhamah (Fenno) Hartwell

6.200 ISAAC6 HARTWELL (Jonas5, Samuel4-3-2, William1) was born in Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­122

Bridgewater, Massachusetts 27 November 1752 (BVR 1:133), baptized in West Bridgewater 8 April 1753 (WBVR 47) and died in Brockton, Massachusetts 12 June 1831, in his 79th year (BVR 332). He married in Bridgewater 1 February 1776, ABIHAIL (HOA has Abigail) LATHROP (BVR 2:161), who was born there 4 February 1758 (BVR 1:202) and died a widow of “old age” in West Bridgewater 18 January 1857, age 98y 11m 14d (MA VR 112:307), daughter of Daniel and Rhoda (Willis) Lathrop. During the Revolution Isaac served as a “Matross in Capt. Daniel Lothrop’s (Artillery) co., Col. John Bailey’s regt.; service from 10 April 1775 to 2 May 1775, 3 weeks 2 days; company raised agreeable to vote of Provincial Congress as ordered by Committee of Safety; also, Capt. Lothrop’s co., Gen. Thomas’s regt.; company return dated Roxbury 6 Oct 1775; also, Capt. Thomas Pierce’s co., Gen. Knox’s (Artillery) regt.; return dated Roxbury Camp, 16 Dec 1775, of men enlisted for the ensuing year under the new establishment; also, Sergeant, Capt. Daniel Lothrop’s (7th) co., Col. Thomas Craft’s (Artillery) regt.; abstract for advance pay, mileage, etc., dated Boston, 3 June 1776; also, same co. and regt.; engaged 16 May 1776; service to 1 Aug 1776, 69 days [?], including 4 days preceding march; also, same co. and regt.; service from 1 Aug 1776, to 1 Nov 1776, 3 mos.; also, same co. and regt.; service from 1 Nov 1776, to 1 Feb 1777, 3 mos.; reported as serving 1 mo. in Colony service, 2 mos. in Continental service” (MS&S). Later, he was a “Lieutenant in Col. Gamaliel Bradford’s regt.; Continental Army pay accounts for service from 1 Jan 1777 to 1 Dec 1777; also, 2d Lieutenant, Capt. Joseph Stetson’s co., Col. Gamaliel Bradford’s regt.; communication addressed in the Council, dated Boston, 21 Jan 1777, signed by Col. Bradford, stating that said Hartwell and others had been chosen officers of a company in said regiment ready to march to Northern department 1 Feb 1777, and requesting that they be commissioned; ordered in Council 31 Jan 1777, that said officers be commissioned; reported commissioned 31 Jan 1777; also, 2d Lieutenant, Capt. Isaiah Stetson’s co., Col. Bradford’s regt.; return [year not given]; residence, Bridgewater; engaged for town of Bridgewater; mustered by County and Continental Muster Masters; reported discharged; also, Capt. Stetson’s co., Col. Bradford’s regt.; pay abstract for subsistence, dated Boston 8 April 1777; engaged 3 Dec 1776; marched 15 April 1777; also, same co. and regt.; return of men who were in camp on or before 15 Aug 1777, and who had not been absent subsequently except on furlough; commissioned 6 Nov 6-123 Sixth Generation

1776; resigned 30 Nov 1777” (ibid.). He is also listed as “private [in] Capt. Eliakim Howard’s co., Col. Edward Mitchell’s regt.; service 6 days; company marched from Bridgewater to Braintree Neck 4 March 1776” (ibid.). This last entry is confusing, given his other service at the same time. HOA says Isaac “was a millwright, built the old Boston mill dam, enclosing what is now the Back Bay, also Milton Mills.” He is listed on the 1790 census as the head of a family in Bridgewater consisting of two males over 16, one male under 16, and three females. Children, all born probably in Bridgewater, Massachusetts (not in VRs), dates per HOA unless otherwise indicated: + 7.500 i. JOHN7 HARTWELL, b. 26 Dec 1778; m. LUCINDA HOWARD. + 7.501 ii. HANNAH HARTWELL, b. 24 Aug 1780; m. ALFRED HOWARD. + 7.502 iii. ISAAC HARTWELL, b. 15 June 1783; m. MELINDA MANLEY. + 7.503 iv. RUHAMAH HARTWELL, b. 18 Feb 1786; m. DAVID HARVEY. + 7.504 v. JONAS HARTWELL, b. 20 June 1792; m. (1) SALLY HOWARD, (2) AMY (HOWARD) LATHROP. + 7.505 vi. DANIEL LATHROP HARTWELL, b. 15 Aug 1795; m. PRISCILLA JOSSELYN.

6.201 SAMUEL6 HARTWELL (Jonas5, Samuel4-3-2, William1) was born in Bridgewater, Massachusetts 8 September 1755 (BVR 1:133), baptized in West Bridgewater 19 October 1755 (WBVR 47) and died in Leicester/Oxford, Massachusetts 10 June 1826, age 69 or 70 years (LVR 258; OVR 285). He married in Bridgewater/Norton (int.) 2 March 1782, SUSANNA BURR (BVR 2:161; NVR 248), who was born in Bridgewater 11 April 1763 (BVR 1:63) and died in Leicester/Oxford 26 December 1833, age 69 years (LVR 258, as “age 35;” OVR 285), daughter of Seth and Charity (Packard) Burr. Samuel served as a “Private, Capt. Joshua Lealand’s co. of guards; enlisted 4 Oct 1779; discharged 10 Nov 1779; service 1 mo. 7 days, under Maj. Nathaniel Heath at Boston; company detached by order of Gen. Hancock to man forts at and about Boston” (MS&S). Later, with his brother Jonas, he was a “Corporal, Capt. John Ames’s co., Maj. Eliphalet Carey’s regt.; marched 30 July 1780; discharged 9 Aug 1780; service, 11 days; mileage out and home (114 miles) allowed; company marched to Rhode Island on an alarm” (MS&S). Samuel “removed to Oxford in 1793 to live with his uncle, Capt. Isaac Hartwell, then 80 years old. He was an influential Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­124 citizen. His docket as justice of the peace contains entries of the marriage[s] of five of his own children” (HOA). Children, born in Oxford, Massachusetts (OVR 52-53): 7.506 i. CYRUS7 HARTWELL, b. 8 Nov 1783; d. Parsippany, NJ, 9 Feb 1816, age 32y 3m 1d (Vail Memorial Cemetery record; HOA has 1817); m. 3 June 1816 [sic], CATHERINE RITER (HOA), who d. 13 June 1884 (HOA). He graduated from Dartmouth College in 1806, and from H. H. Medical Inst. in 1809, commenced practice the same year at Persippay [sic], NJ (HOA). + 7.507 ii. JONAS HARTWELL, b. 16 Nov 1786; m. MARY SUMNER. + 7.508 iii. ASENATH “SENATH” HARTWELL, b. 5 Dec 1788; m. RICHARD MOORE. + 7.509 iv. IRENE HARTWELL, b. 22 Dec 1790; m. CHARLES P. NICHOLS. + 7.510 v. SAMUEL HARTWELL, b. 30 Aug 1793; m. LYDIA AMMIDOWN. 7.511 vi. ISAAC HARTWELL, b. 16 Nov 1795; d. 6 Oct 1796, age 1 (OVR 285). + 7.512 vii. SETH HARTWELL, b. 25 Oct 1797; m. (1) ISABELLA HENDERSON, (2) DOROTHY HAMMOND, (3) CLARISSA W. FISH. + 7.513 viii. GEORGE WASHINGTON HARTWELL, b. 4 March 1800; m. LUCETTA HAVEN. + 7.514 ix. SUSANNA HARTWELL, b. 7 June 1802; m. ELEZUR BEMIS. + 7.515 x. ISAAC BURR HARTWELL, b. 4 Oct 1804; m. (1) SALLY STONE, (2) SALLY (COX) SCOTT.

6.203 JONAH/JONAS6 HARTWELL (Jonas5, Samuel4-3-2, William1) was born posthumously in Bridgewater, Massachusetts 30 March 1761 (BVR 1:133), baptized at West Bridgewater 10 May 1761 (WBVR 47, as “ch. of Widow Hartwell”) and died in Hallowell, Maine -- September 1809 “aged about 45” (HVR 224). He married in Kittery, Maine 24 April 1794, SARAH “SALLY” SMALLCORN (KVR 183), who was baptized in Kittery 19 July 1778 (NEHGR 151[1997]:457), death record not found, daughter of Capt. Samuel Smallcorn, a prominent member of the Kittery parish. After Jonas’ death, Sally married second, in Portsmouth, NH\ew Hampshire 26 April 1812 Captain PETER TURNER (NH VRs). Jonas is almost certainly the “Private, Capt Eliakim Howard’s co., Maj. Eliphalet Cary’s regt.; marched 30 July 1780; discharged 9 Aug 1780; service 11 days; company marched to Rhode Island on the alarm of 30 July 1780. Roll dated Bridgewater” (MS&S), although the DAR Patriot Index credits this service to his father, which is an impossibility. 6-125 Sixth Generation

Jonas “graduated from Dartmouth College in 1787 and settled in the ministry at Kittery, Maine in 1792. He was accused of intemperance, and ‘in consequence of Mr. Hartwell’s conduct, his ministry exhibited a mournful picture and was terminated by his dismission in May 1798’ (Sketches of the Ecclesiastical History of the State of Maine, 1821). “Jonah” Hartwell is shown on the 1800 federal census in Vassalborough, Maine, which states that he emigrated there from Massachusetts in 1798 (NEHGR 145[1991]:362). [Note: Jonas’ family is undoubtedly the Hartwell family mentioned in Laurel Thatcher Ulrich’s Pulitzer prize-winning book A Midwife’s Tale: the Diary of Martha Ballard.] Children, per HOA unless otherwise noted: + 7.516 i. MARIA H.7 HARTWELL, b. 21 June 1801; m. ISAIAH A. RICH. + 7.517 ii. WILLIAM H[ENRY?] HARTWELL, b. ca. 1803; m. (1) ADELINE LAWRENCE, (2) ELIZA D. SMITH. + 7.518 iii. GEORGE A. C. HARTWELL, b. ca. 1805; m. (1) SARAH S. MARTIN, (2) LUCY N. SANDERSON, (3) SOPHIA (--) DAMRELL. + 7.519 iv. CHARLES FOX HARTWELL, b. ca. 1807; m. ELIZA FROST BELKNAP. + 7.520 v. LOUISA B. HARTWELL, b. 21 March 1809; m. THOMAS A. WHITE. Descendants of Nathan5 & Susanna (Field) Hartwell

6.207 MARY6 HARTWELL (Nathan5, Samuel4-3-2, William1) was born in Bridgewater, Massachusetts 3 July 1753 (BVR 1:133) and died probably in Westmoreland, New Hampshire ca. 1851 (History of Westmoreland [NH]). She married in Bridgewater (int.) 19 November 1781, ABNER6 SHELLEY (BVR 2:161;“Shirley” in VRs), who was born in Raynham, Massachusetts ca. 1762 and died probably in Westmoreland 16 February 1840, son of Jonathan5 (Joseph4, Benjamin3, Robert2-1) and Sarah (Andrews) Shelley. Abner and Mary removed to East Westmoreland, New Hampshire ca. 1800. Children, per History of Westmoreland, NH unless otherwise indicated: i. NATHAN SHELLEY, m. Westmoreland 16 Feb 1806 MARY “POLLY” BRITTON, daughter of David and Lydia (Finney) Britton. Children: 1. Sophronia Shelley, b. 1806; m. 31 Dec 1832, Amasa Wyman. 2. Sewell Shelley, b. ca. 1813; d. Cambridgeport, VT 3 Jan 1907; m. (1) Harriet E. (Powers) (Lincoln) Streeter, widow respectively of Azilman Lincoln and Ezra Streeter; m. (2) Unknown. Four children. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­126

3. Hollis Shelley, m. (1) Westmoreland, NH 26 Nov 1829, Belinda Ann Wyman; m. (2) Fanny (Wyman) (__), a widow and sister of his first wife; resided Grafton, VT. ii. ABNER SHELLEY, m. Bridgewater, MA 6 Sept 1812, BELINDA/ MELINDA HOWE (BVR 2:338), b. Bridgewater 26 May 1792 (BVR 1:172), daughter of Azor and Ruth (Chessman) Howe. Abner was a shoemaker, resided So. Abington, MA. Children, born in Bridgewater, MA (BVR 1:290): 1. Mary Hartwell Shelley, b. 9 March 1813; bp. Abington, MA 4 Aug 1822 (AVR1 1:210); d. Somerville, MA 26 March 1900, 87y 17d (MA VR 505:678); m. (1) her 2nd cousin, Albinus Shelley; m. (2) Lemuel S. Crosby; m. (3) Charlestown, MA 22 Aug 1860 (MA VR 218:151), as his 2nd wife, Joseph P. Nute, b. Dover, NH ca. 1807, son of John & Mary W. (__) Nute. No children. 2. Ruth Chessman Shelley, b. 28 Feb 1815; bp. Abington, MA 4 Aug 1822; m. William Harding of East Medway, MA. No children. 3. Daniel Hartwell Shelley, b. 26 April 1817; bp. Abington, MA 4 Aug 1822; m. Charlotte E. (__). Known child: Ellen M. Shirley, b. Boston, MA ca. 1839, m. Boston/Fitchburg, MA 25 June 1861 George A. Torrey (MA VR 146:107 & 146:160), a Boston lawyer. iii. HARTWELL SHELLEY, b. 4 April 1787; m. WEALTHY MACARTHUR; went to New York State where he married and settled. Children: 1. Hartwell Alanson Shelley, b. 12 Dec 1816; m. (1) ca. 1844, Lydia Rice; m. (2) Mrs. Whitaker; m. (3) Miss Fuller. Two sons and one daughter. 2. Wealthy Maria Shelley, b. 21 Nov 1818; m. Oliver Mead. 3. Daniel Baldwin Shelley, b. 19 Sept 1820; d. Davenport, IA; m. Elizabeth (__); lived many years in New York City. 4. Abigail Shelley, b. 28 Dec 1822; m. Aaron Brown. 5. Robert Abner Shelley, b. 28 March 1825; m. Olive Lee; resided Sheridan, NY. Two children. 6. George Washington Shelley; b. 6 May 1827; m. Mary Little. Went into Army with the Excelsior Brigade [of] Gen. Hooker and d. on a hospital boat near Fortress Munroe after passing through the Peninsular Campaign. Three children. 7. Emeline Cornelia Shelley, b. 15 Aug 1829; d. IA; m. Jerome Davis. Eight children. 6-127 Sixth Generation

8. John Wesley Shelley, b. 22 Jan 1832; m. Eugenia Theresa Jones. Four children. 9. Patrick Henry Shelley, b. 21 May 1834; m. Mary Featherly; resided Sheridan, NY. One child. 10. James Backus Shelley, b. 30 Sept 1836; m. Matilda Rider; res. Aberdeen, WA. Three children. 11. Lewis Palmer Shelley, b. 22 May 1840; m. 16 Nov 1865, Charlotte Swift; res. Kingman, KS. Served in the Civil War as a member of the Regimental Band of the 15th Ill Infantry, was in Battle of Shiloh. Seven children. iv. MARY SHELLEY, m. 19 Sept 1813, BENONI BRAGG. Children: 1. Alexander Bragg. 2. Mary Bragg. 3. Rebecca Bragg, m. Seth Hodgkins of Troy, NY. v. ALANSON SHELLEY, b. Raynham, MA ca. 1791; d. 16 Aug 1852; m. Westmoreland, NH 2 May 1813, PRUDENCE WHITE, b. 1783, d. 31 Dec 1835. Lived East Westmoreland, NH on “Gilboa” so- called. Children: 1. Alanson D. Shelley, b. 1814; d. 4 June 1832. 2. Ruth Ann Shelley, b. -- March 1820; m. 6 July 1837, Samuel Sischo. 3. Emeline Shelley, d. of consumption; unmarried. 4. Clarissa Shelley; n.f.r. vi. DANIEL SHELLEY, b. 2 April 1793; m. Westmoreland, NH 15 Oct 1815, ZILPHA BRITTON, b. 13 Sept 1794, daughter of Stephen and Zilpha (Gilbert) Britton. Children: 1. Daniel Britton Shelley, b. Genesee, NY 31 May 1817; m. 17 Feb 1839, Lucia Fidelia Caldwell, daughter of Henry and Marcia (Hurlburt) Caldwell of CT and Verona, NY. Resided Rome, NY; was teacher of both vocal and instrumental music, leader of choirs. Six children. 2. Caroline Britton Shelley, b. Genesee, NY 9 May 1819; d. 30 Dec 1899; m. Oneida Castle, NY 7 Oct 1847, Harvey Johnson. Three children. 3. Emeline Gilbert Shelley, b. Genesee, NY 18 Oct 1821; d. 21 May 1835. 4. Edward Hartwell Shelley, b. Whitestown, NY 11 Dec 1823; d. 2 Oct 1891; m. Utica, NY 22 April 1846, Catharine Abigail Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­128

Rowley, daughter of Alpha and Lydia (Knowlton) Rowley of Winstead, CT, and a lineal descendant of Edward Fuller of the Mayflower and of Dr. Mathew Fuller, surgeon-general of Plymouth Colony. E. H. Shelley was a successful tradesman and bank official. Four children. 5. Henry Stephen Shelley, b. Whitestown, NY 7 March 1826; m. Rome, NY 10 July 1848, Jane Elizabeth Orton, daughter of James Morris Orton of CT and Rome, NY. H. S. Shelley was a tailor by trade but spent some years in the clothing business with his brother William. Three children. 6. George Ossian Shelley, b. Whitestown, NY 28 April 1828; d. -- June 1844. 7. William Oscar Shelley, b. Whitestown, NY 15 May 1831; m. Rome, NY 1 Jan 1854, Amy Janet Gleason, daughter of Jared and Amy (Averill) Gleason of Rome, NY. Ten children. 8. Adoniram Judson Shelley, b. Whitestown, NY 11 Feb 1834; d. Oswego, NY ca. 1886; m. 24 Feb 1857, Anna Gilbert, daughter of Jabez and Mary (Salisbury) Gilbert of Rome, NY; lived Dubuque, IA; removed to Jefferson Co., NY, then Oswego Co. Three children. 9. Rosaline Augusta Shelley, b. Oneida Castle, NY 25 April 1837; n.f.r. vii. SEWELL SHELLEY, m. twice. viii. OTIS SHELLEY, d. 1825, unm.

6.208 DANIEL6 HARTWELL (Nathan5, Samuel4-3-2, William1) was born in Bridgewater, Massachusetts 11 October 1755 (BVR 1:133), baptized at West Bridgewater 1 August 1756 (WBVR 46) and died in Bridgewater 3 April 1844, age 89 years (BVR 2:480). He married in West Bridgewater 4 November 1779, MEHITABLE6 COPELAND (WBVR 141; BVR and HOA have 8 Nov.), who was born in Bridgewater 19 August 1757 (BVR 1:84) and died either there 15 October 1844, in her 88th yr (BVR 2:480), or in West Bridgewater, “housekeeper, old age, 20 October 1844, age 84y 2m 1d” (WBVR 197; MA VR 15:99), daughter of Jonathan5 (Jonathan4, Mary3 Bass, Ruth2 Alden, John1) and Mehitable (Dunbar) Copeland. Daniel and Mehitable are buried in Trinity Church Graveyard, Bridgewater. Daniel was a “Drummer [in] Capt. Daniel Lothrop’s (Artillery) co., Col. John Bailey’s regt.; service from 10 April 1775, to 2 May 1775, 3 weeks 2 days; company raised agreeable to vote of Provincial Congress as ordered 6-129 Sixth Generation by Committee of Safety; also, Private [in] Capt. Daniel Lothrop’s co., Col. John Bailey’s regt.; muster roll dated 1 Aug 1775; enlisted 3 May 1775; service 3 mos. 6 days; also, Capt. Lothrop’s co., Gen. Thomas’s regt.; company return dated Roxbury, 6 Oct 1775; also, Capt. Eliakim Howard’s co., Col. Edward Mitchel’s regt.; service, 6 days; company marched from Bridgewater to Braintree Neck 4 March 1776; also, Capt. Joseph Keith’s co., Col. Cotton’s regt.; service from 25 Sept 1777, to 30 Oct 1777, on a secret expedition to Tiverton, R.I.; also, Capt. Eliakim Howard’s co., Maj. Eliphalet Cary’s regt.; marched 30 July 1780; discharged 9 Aug 1780; service, 11 days; company marched to Rhode Island on the alarm of 30 July 1780 (MS&S 7:391). HOA says he was “a major of militia in the Revolution,” a statement not borne out by the above listed service. Children, all born probably in West Bridgewater, Massachusetts: 7.521 i. MARCUS7 HARTWELL, b. 1 Sept 1780 (BVR 1:133); d. there 9 May 1781, age 9m 8d (BVR 2:480; Gs:Powder House Cemetery, West Bridgewater). 7.522 ii. BETSY HARTWELL, bp. West Bridgewater 19 June 1782 (WBVR 46); d. prob. young. 7.523 iii. DANIEL HARTWELL, bp. West Bridgewater 15 Sept 1782 (WBVR 47); d. there 24 Oct 1782 (Gs:Powder House Cemetery, West Bridgewater, as “David”). 7.524 iv. BETTY/BETSY HARTWELL (again), b. 15 Oct 1783 (BVR 1:133); d. Bridgewater, of dysentery, 10 Oct 1841, age 58y (BVR 2:479; WBVR 197; Gs:Trinity Church Graveyard); unmarried + 7.525 v. DANIEL HARTWELL (again), b. 10 Jan 1785 (BVR 1:133); m. (1) IRENA WILLIS, (2) MARY SOPER. + 7.526 vi. EPHRAIM HARTWELL, b. 11 Feb 1787 (BVR 1:133); m. HULDAH WILLIS. + 7.527 vii. LENTHA HARTWELL, b. 3 May 1789 (BVR 1:133); m. DANIEL RICHARDS. 7.528 viii. EUDOCIA HARTWELL, b. 15 Nov 1791 (BVR 1:134); bp. West Bridgewater, MA 4 Sept 1792 (WBVR 47); d. Middleborough, MA of erysipelas and chronic dysentery, 20 Nov 1863, age 72y (MA VR 166:303; Gs:Trinity Church Graveyard); unmarried. + 7.529 ix. POLLY HARTWELL, b. 2 April 1794 (BVR 1:133); m. ZEBA RICHARDS. + 7.530 x. LUCY HARTWELL, b. 2 Oct 1796 (BVR 1:133); m. DANIEL ALDEN. + 7.531 xi. GEORGE HARTWELL, b. 15 July 1799 (BVR 1:133); m. (1) ABIGAIL WASHBURN EATON, (2) LYDIA A. (BRIGGS) PRATT. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­130

6.209 SUSANNAH6 HARTWELL (Nathan5, Samuel4-3-2, William1) was born in Bridgewater, Massachusetts 23 May 1758 (BVR 1:134), baptized at West Bridgewater 10 May 1761 (WBVR 47), and died, probably in Dudley, Massachusetts before 1841. She married in Bridgewater 17 October 1780, ASA KEITH “2d” (BVR 2:161), who was born there 4 November 1758 (BVR 1:181) and died in Dudley, Masssachusetts 17 August 1841 (DVR 270; Worcester County Probate File A:34261), son of Robert and Tabitha (Leach) Keith, and brother of Robert Keith, who married Susannah’s aunt, SILENCE5 HARTWELL (see #5.79). HOA is uncertain about the children of Asa and Susannah, but ends by attributing four daughters and one son to them. In actuality, all these children belong to Asa and Susannah (Carey) Keith of Bridgewater. The following pension affidavit gives most of the known information about Asa and Susanna (Hartwell) Keith’s family:

I, Oren Keith of Dudley in the County of Worcester, depose and say that Asa Keith, late of said Dudley, died in said Dudley on the 17th day of August AD 1841, that he was at the time of his death a Pensioner of the United States at the rate of $38.32 per annum, that he left no widow, that he left one son, to wit this deponent, that Marcus Keith, another son, left this Commonwealth for New Jersey about two years ago and has not been heard of since although this deponent has made exertions to ascertain his residence, that there were three other sons who left this Commonwealth more than 20 years ago and have not since been heard of and these were all the children that the said Asa Keith ever had. [Signed] Oren Keith, Worcester SS March 25, 1842” (Worcester County Probate File A:34261).

Asa Keith’s pension application (File No. 14077) contains no information on his family whatsoever. He was granted his pension in 1832, stating that he was age 76, born in Bridgewater in 1755 [somewhat overstating his age], and that he had resided in Dudley for the past 16 years. Among the affidavits to his service in the Revolution is one from his brother-in-law Daniel Hartwell of West Bridgewater, age 76, testifying that Asa served with him in Bristol, RI in 1778. Further research might reveal more details about this family. 6-131 Sixth Generation

Possible children, all born probably in Bridgewater, Massachusetts: i. [SON] KEITH, b. say 1781; left Massachusetts ca. 1820. ii. [SON] KEITH, b. say 1783; left Massachusetts ca. 1820. iii. [SON] KEITH, b. say 1785; left Massachusetts ca. 1820. iv. MARCUS KEITH, b. say 1787; went to New Jersey ca. 1839. v. OREN KEITH, b. Bridgewater, MA 28 Nov 1794 (calc. from death record); d. Webster, MA of apoplexy, 14 Sept 1863, age 68y 9m 16d (MA VR 167:293, as son of Aaron & unknown); m. Dudley, MA 9 July 1820, HANNAH PERRY (DVR 189), b. Dudley 10 Sept 1797 (DVR 92), d. Webster 18 Aug 1852 (MA VR 68:159), daughter of Rowland and Rhobe [sic] (Smith) Perry. Children, born in Dudley, Massachusetts (DVR 76): 1. Hannah Maria Keith, b. 13 April 1821; d. there 29 Aug 1823, age 2y 4m (DVR 270). 2. Hannah Maria Keith (again), b. 15 Dec 1824. 3. John Keith, b. 1 Jan 1827. 4. Henry Keith, b. 15 June 1831. 5. Jane Eliza Keith, b. 4 Aug 1833. 6. George Edward Keith, b. 21 Dec 1838; d. there 21 Sept 1839, age 9m (DVR 270). Descendants of Nathan5 & Sarah (Bonney) Hartwell

6.210 NATHAN6 HARTWELL (Nathan5, Samuel4-3-2, William1) was born in Easton, Massachusetts (recorded Bridgewater) 11 October 1765 (BVR 1:133) and died in Sandusky, Ohio ca. 1822 (Pension File W3803). He married in Plympton, Massachusetts 7 November 1789, SALLY RIPLEY (PVR 329), who was born there 5 June 1771 (PVR 170) and died, probably in Paris, Union County, Ohio, sometime after 15 April 1843, when she applied for and received a widow’s pension (Pension File W3803; HOA has 16 July 1839), daughter of Timothy, Jr. and Hannah (Soule) Ripley. At the age of 16, Nathan enlisted as a private in Colonel Ebenezer Sproat’s regiment of the Massachusetts line for the term of three years, at which time he was described as being 5’ 6½” tall. He was a 55-year-old resident of Licking County, Ohio when he applied for and received a pension due to this service (Pension File 18160). On 25 May 1820 he renewed the pension, stating at that time that his family consisted of his wife, Sally, age 50, “very infirm,” daughter Hannah, age 17, in health, son John, age 14, son Henry Thaxter, age 10, and daughter Rosey, age 7. He stated that he was Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­132 by occupation a farmer, but by reason of age and infirmity occasioned by Rheumatism he was unable to pursue this occupation (Pension File W3803). Children, all recorded in Plympton, Massachusetts (PVR 116): 7.532 i. MARCUS7 HARTWELL, b. 31 March 1790; n.f.r. 7.533 ii. NATHAN HARTWELL, b. 1 July 1792; d. Plympton 12 Oct 1796 (PVR 485). + 7.534 iii. SALLY RIPLEY HARTWELL, b. Killingly, CT 11 Jan 1796 (Barbour); m. (1) SAMUEL STEWART, (2) JOHN TEAGARDEN. + 7.535 iv. NATHAN HARTWELL (again), b. 29 Nov 1797; m. NAOMI MCCAULEY. + 7.536 v. TIMOTHY RIPLEY HARTWELL, b. 15 Aug 1801; m. MARTHA (SHELTON) WALLIS. + 7.537 vi. HANNAH SOULE HARTWELL, b. 17 Aug 1803; m. AMBROSE MEEKER. + 7.538 vii. JOHN HARTWELL, b. 1 Jan 1806; m. SARAH S. SMITH. 7.539 viii. ELIZA PARRIS HARTWELL, b. 23 Dec 1807; d. 12 June 1817 (HOA). 7.540 ix. HENRY THAXTER HARTWELL, b. 1 Sept 1810; m. ELIZABETH LEE (HOA). No children (HOA). + 7.541 x. ROXANA HARTWELL, b. 30 Dec 1812; m. (1) MILTON DAVIS, (2) JOHN H. HARRELL.

6.211 HANNAH6 HARTWELL (Nathan5, Samuel4-3-2, William1) was born in Killingly, Connecticut -- July 1769 (Tribute by Rev. Luther Peck found in 1938 Hartwell Scrapbook) and died in Mehoopany, Pennsylvania 26 May 1869, “lacking a few days of a hundred years” (ibid.; correspondence w/Charlotte Smith). She married, probably in Killingly, Connecticut ca. 1795, ALBAN RUSSELL, who was born in Killingly 14 July 1771 (Barbour) and died in Russell Hill, Pennsylvania ca. 1850, son of David and Sarah (Wilbore) Russell. Alban “was a drover, later a merchant, removed in 1799 to Lucerne County, Pennsylvania, settling on Russell Hill, Washington Township, now in Wyoming County, about three miles north east of Mehoopany, then an unbroken wilderness (HOA). According to the tribute found in the 1938 scrapbook, Hannah “left 118 living blood descendants, and 24 had gone before her...making the number of her descendants 143.” Children, information provided by Charlotte (Carpenter) Smith unless otherwise indicated: i. ALBAN RUSSELL, b. Killingly, CT 22 Dec 1795 (Barbour; HOA has 1785); 6-133 Sixth Generation

d. Russell Hill, PA 19 Nov 1834; m. there 31 Dec 1818, CATHERINE JAYNE, b. Wyoming, PA 31 July 1800, d. Russell Hill 19 Nov 1878, daughter of William and Elizabeth (Bunnell) Jayne. Children, all born in Russell Hill, PA: 1. Lucinda Russell, b. 30 Jan 1824; m. 21 Feb 1850, Daniel Hankinson of Smithfield, PA b. 22 Feb 1820. He “was a quarryman for many years at Meshoppen, PA, also postmaster. Four children.” 2. Mary A. Russell, b. 22 Jan 1826; d. there 13 Dec 1909; m. 17 Feb 1857, Jacob C. Luce, b. Independence, NJ 9 March 1827, a carpenter. Four children. 3. Wilbur Russell, b. 2 Feb 1828; crushed to death by a rolling log at Emporium, PA 27 Jan 1882; m. Russell Hill, PA 25 Jan 1856, Rhoda Carey Adkins, b. there 20 Feb 1833, d. Emporium 29 Nov 1903, daughter of Samuel and Hannah (Hicks) Adkins. Wilbur was a veteran of the Civil War. Four children. 4. Allen Russell, b. 15 Jan 1830; d. Emporium, PA 3 June 1896; m. Frances Jenkins of Tunkhannock, PA. Two children. 5. Charles Russell, b. 1 Oct 1831; d. 24 April 1904; m. 2 July 1863, Julia A. Bertrand/Breton of Washington Township, PA. Charles was a 2nd Lieut. in Co. B, 52nd PA Vols. in the Civil War and a farmer near Russell Hill, PA. Two children. 6. Alban Hartwell Russell, b. 24 Jan 1834; d. 29 May 1919; m. Ellen Wood, b. 1840; divorced. One child. 7. William Russell, b. 19 April 1835; enlisted 22 Aug 1862, Co. K, 143rd PA Vols.; mustered out 14 June 1865. He was in principal battles of the Army of the Potomac; n.f.r. ii. ALVISIA LOUISE RUSSELL, b. Killingly, CT 25 April 1798 (Barbour); d. 29 Dec 1872; m. JAMES BUNNELL of Monroe Co., PA b. 27 May 1799. He was a farmer in Russell Hill, PA. Children, per HOA: 1. Hester A. Bunnell, b. 16 Oct 1818; d. 17 June 1850; m. 16 Oct 1842, Laban Safford, b. Brooklyn, PA, a farmer. Two children. 2. Sarah A. Bunnell, b. 7 Feb 1821; m. 27 April 184-, Daniel Cooley, a farmer in Binghamton, NY. Two children. 3. George Bunnell, b. 26 Nov 1822; m. (1) 10 June 1850, Eleanor R. Russell, b. Springville, PA, 11 Dec 1829, d. 12 Dec 1868; m. (2) 23 Oct 1870, Jane Wakely, b. Tuscarora, PA, 3 March 1844. He was a farmer in Auburn, PA. Nine Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­134

children. 4. Isaac Bunnell, b. 19 Jan 1825 or 1828 (HOA gives both dates); d. 5 March 1861; m. 13 June 1855, Adeline E. Russell, b. -- June 1837, d. 20 Dec 1868, sister of Eleanor (above). Isaac was a farmer near his brother. Three children. 5. Lucinda Bunnell, b. 17 Oct 1826; m. 12 Dec 1855, James H. Bird, b. Wyalusing, PA, 4 March 1827, a nephew of James Bird who was unjustly executed for alleged desertion from Perry’s fleet on Lake Erie in 1813. James “enlisted 19 Oct 1861 in Co. B, 52nd PA Vols., re-enlisted 7 March 1864 in Co. D, 112th PA Vols., mustered out 28 Feb 1866; captured 30 July 1864 and was at Libby and Danville until 22 Feb 1865. Eight children.” 6. Barton Bunnell, b. 12 March 1829; m. 20 July 1861, Sarah Bird, b. 7 Jan 1841, sister of James H. (above). Barton was a farmer in Meshoppen, PA. Ten children. 7. Catherine Bunnell, b. 4 June 1831; m. Jackson Manning of Auburn, PA, a farmer. Nine children. 8. Eleanor Bunnell, b. 20 Nov 1834; m. 30 June 1861, George Mayne of Newark, NJ, a RR man; removed in 1867 to Ionia, MI. Five children. 9. Roxana Bunnell, b. 4 April 1838; d. 16 May 1860; m. Charles Baldwin of Wyalusing, PA, a printer. Two children. iii. SCHUYLER RUSSELL, b. Russell Hill, PA 19 Oct 1800; d. 27 Oct 1859, the day after being thrown from a wagon; m. (1) UNKNOWN; m. (2) ANNA JAYNE, b. 21 Oct 1802, daughter of William and Elizabeth (Bunnell) Jayne. Children, per HOA: 1. Alban Russell, b. 20 Feb 1823; m. (1) 3 July 1848, Sarah A. Wetherbee, b. Greenfield, PA 5 May 1829, d. 13 Aug 1849; m. (2) Lydia A. Brown of Braintrim, PA. Ten children, three d. infancy. 2. George A. Russell, b. 24 Aug 1825; m. ca. 1858, Caroline Harris, of Windham, PA. He was a farmer in Windham. Four children. 3. Mary A. Russell, b. 10 July 1828; d. 12 March 1886. 4. Elizabeth J. Russell, b. 21 Jan 1831; m. -- Jan 1851, Lorenzo Smith, b. CT, 20 Dec 1828, d. 12 Jan 1884, a blacksmith in Mehoopany, PA. Five children. 5. Joseph W. P. Russell, b. 4 March 1833; m. 27 Jan 1856, Caroline L. Campbell, b. Mehoopany, PA, 15 Sept 1832. He 6-135 Sixth Generation

was a farmer and stock dealer in Mehoopany. Seven children. 6. William Russell, b. 19 April 1835; m. 14 Jan 1884, Lucy Barracliff, b. Mehoopany, PA, 25 Sept. 1837. He enlisted 22 Aug 1862 in Co. K, 143rd PA Vols., was in battles of Antietam, Fredericksburg, Chancellorville, Gettysburg (where he was wounded), and the Wilderness; mustered out 14 June 1865. 7. Delina Russell, b. 25 May 1837; m. (1) 10 March 1855, John R. Drake, b. CT, 6 Sept 1838, d. 5 April 1869, a miller; m. (2) 25 May 1871, Francis Major, b. England, 24 March 1817, d. 20 Jan 1884, a farmer in Easton, PA. Nine children. 8. John Russell, b. 7 Oct 1839; m. -- Aug 1861, Mary Shattuck, b. Rush, PA, 20 Feb 1843. He was a farmer and lumberman on the homestead. Five children. 9. Schuyler Russell, b. 25 Aug 1842, a farmer on the homestead with his brother John. iv. LUCINDA RUSSELL, b. Russell Hill, 14 May 1803; d. 24 Oct 1874; m. Russell Hill, PA 21 Feb 1825, GEORGE ATKINSON, b. Norwich, England, 29 May 1795, d. 4 March 1866. George “emigrated in 1816 to Luzerene Co., PA, was a Methodist Episcopal local preacher from 1818 to 1831, a man of marked ability, an honor to his station.” Children, per HOA: 1. Lydia A. Atkinson, b. 12 March 1826; d. 17 Aug 1884; m. 1 Oct 1846, William H. Conrad, b. Auburn, PA, 26 Feb 1822, a farmer in Washington Township, PA. Three children. 2. Robert Hartwell Atkinson, b. 4 Feb 1828; d. 1 March 1904; m. 23 Oct 1850, Ellen Broughton of Johnstown, PA, b. 14 Jan 1828, d. 17 Dec 1909. Robert “was recruiting officer and 1st lieut. in A Co., 16th PA Vols., and resigned in the spring of 1863, disabled by disease. He was afterward engaged in stock dealing, coal mining a year or two, later farming near Lemon, PA. He was active in religious work and influential in local politics. Adjutant-general and Grand Chaplain of PA Div. of G.A.R. Ten children.” On 1880 census (Federal census, NARA). 3. Susan T. Atkinson, b. 11 May 1830; m. 29 Dec 1853, Peter A. Stark of Lemon, PA, b. 5 Oct 1823; farmer. Three children. 4. Rachel Atkinson, b. 29 Aug 1833 (findagrave); d. 18 Feb 1905 (findagrave); m. 1 Sept 1862, Martin Dietrick of Springville, PA, a farmer, removed 1860 to Dixon, later to Rock Falls, IL. Four children. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­136

5. Mary K. Atkinson, b. 3 Dec 1835 (findagrave); d. 13 Apr 1865 (findagrave); m. 1 Sept 1862, Jere B. Avery, a blacksmith in Springville, PA. One child. 6. Wilbur R. Atkinson, b. 8 Dec 1843; d. infancy. v. HARTWELL RUSSELL, b. 24 Feb [year not given]; many years a contractor at Mauch Chunk, PA (HOA); unmarried (HOA). vi. WILBUR RUSSELL, b. Russell Hill, PA 1 July 1809; d. 2 June 1867; m. Russell Hill, 25 Oct 1832, SUSANNA SMITH of Springville, PA. He was a cooper, settled on Russell Hill; enlisted 11 Oct 1861, Co. B, 52nd PA Vols., discharged, disabled, 20 Nov 1862. He was the first post master at Russell Hill and a justice of the peace. Children, per HOA: 1. Martha P. Russell, b. 19 April 1833; d. young. 2. Amanda M. Russell, b. 18 May 1835; m. 23 March 1856, Aaron H. Walter of Mehoopany, PA, a farmer in Washington Township. Two children. 3. Truman S. Russell, b. 17 Nov 1837; a farmer; justice of the peace in 1870. 4. Catherine Russell, b. 12 April 1840; d. 31 July 1868. 5. Sarah Russell, b. 4 Feb 1843; m. 25 Dec 1859, Stephen H. Place, b. Bradford Co., PA, 11 Dec 1835, a blacksmith in Russell Hill, PA. One child. 6. Phebe J. Russell, b. 3 May 1845; d. 18 April 1880; m. 30 June 1866, George B. Arnst of Meshoppen, PA, a farmer and a soldier in the Civil War. Two children. 7. Augusta P. Russell, b. 11 Sept 1847; d. 15 Nov 1881; m. 5 June 1872, William H. Jayne of Russell Hill, PA b. 25 Nov 1847, a wagonmaker. Four children. 8. Esther G. Russell, b. 18 Aug 1852; m. 4 Feb 1874, David F. Kintner, b. 18 Aug 1852. He was a farmer on her father’s homestead. vii. BARTON RUSSELL, b. Russell Hill, PA [year not given]; d. -- June 1861; m. 19 Oct 1842, LAURA W. DEAN, b. Abingdon, PA, 25 Sept 1817, d. 10 April 1848. Barton was a merchant in Harrisburg, PA Child, per HOA: 1. William D. Russell, b. 15 Sept 1845; m. 28 July 1880, Margaret Marshall, b. Brooklyn, NY, 25 Jan 1862. He was a bookkeeper in a coal office in Scranton, PA. Two children. viii. DANIEL RUSSELL, b. Russell Hill, PA ca. 1820; d. there 1 Jan (Charlotte Smith) or July (HOA) 1838, age 18 (HOA). 6-137 Sixth Generation

6.212 SARAH6 HARTWELL (Nathan5, Samuel4-3-2, William1) was born probably in Killingly, Connecticut ca. 1770/1 (HOA) and died probably in Buckfield, Maine ca. 1801 (HOA). She married in Pembroke, Massachusetts 14 November 1790, ABIJAH LAPHAM (PVR 284), who was born in Scituate, Massachusetts 15 August 1767 and died 1 March 1847, parents unknown. Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: i. BETSY LAPHAM, b. 17 July 1792; unmarried. ii. SYLVIA LAPHAM, b. 8 Dec 1794. iii. JOHN LAPHAM, b. 28 Feb 1797; d. young. iv. NATHAN LAPHAM, b. 17 June 1799; d. young. v. ABIJAH LAPHAM, b. 7 March 1801; d. infancy.

6.213 ELIZABETH6 HARTWELL (Nathan5, Samuel4-3-2, William1) was born probably in Easton, Massachusetts or Killingly, Connecticut ca. 1773 (calc.) and died probably in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania 15 April 1835, age 62 years. She married WILLIAM ORCUTT. They went to Luzerne County, Pennsylvania near her sister Hannah Russell. He was a miller, died on head waters of Susquehanna River in New York State; she died among the Russells (HOA). Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: i. HARTWELL ORCUTT, b. ca. 1808; age 72 and living in Stafford, CT in 1880, in the household of Catherine Chase, a school teacher (Federal census, NARA); “was a moulder, received an injury of the head which was trephined by an unskillful physician, affecting his brain, causing temporary aberration, during an interval of which he went to Connecticut, returning later to look after the property of his deceased brother” (HOA). ii. ORREN ORCUTT, b. ca. 1810 (calc.); d. 13 Dec 1848, age 38; unmarried. iii. STEPHEN ORCUTT, a hotel clerk in New York City; unmarried. Descendants of Joseph5 & Rebecca (Sherman) Hartwell

6.214 MARY6 HARTWELL (Joseph5-4, Samuel3-2, William1) was born in New Milford, Connecticut 30 September 1752 (Barbour) and the record of her death has not been found. She married in New Milford 7 August 1769, ABEL BOTSFORD (Barbour), who was born there 6 September 1747 (Barbour) Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­138 and died ca. 1817, son of Jonathan and Elizabeth (Camp) Botsford. Abel [and Mary?] “emigrated to Yates County, NY, among the followers of Jemima Wilkinson, the ‘Universal Friend,’ a singular and arratic [sic] leader among the Shakers of that time (see note under Samuel, below). He was, in 1787, one of the exploring party, who, under her direction, went to that section of New York to select a place of residence for her followers. Owned 154 acres of land in Milo township” (HOA). Child: i. MARY BOTSFORD, no dates given, m. ROBERT BUCKLEY. Child: 1. Samuel Botsford Buckley, b. Torrey, Yates Co., NY, 9 May 1809; d. Austin, TX 18 Feb 1883. After graduating from CT Wesleyan Univ. in 1836, he began to collect plants and shells, and in 1860 became assistant geologist and naturalist to the Texas Geological Survey. Interrupted by the Civil War, his work continued until 1867, and again from 1874 to 1877. He was agricultural and scientific editor of the State Gazette of Austin from 1871 to 1872. On retiring he wrote many scientific papers, of which a complete list is contained in the Alumni Record of Wesleyan Univ. (1883). The black-backed squirrel (Citellus variegatus buckeyi) and a new genus of plants (Buckleya) were named after him, as well as Mount Buckley, NC, whose height he determined (Encyc. Americana [1959]).

6.215 RUTH6 HARTWELL (Joseph5-4, Samuel3-2, William1) was born in New Milford, Connecticut 6 March 1755 (Barbour) and died 10 May 1804. She married in New Milford 30 June 1774, Rev. Nathaniel Taylor officiating, NATHAN GAYLORD (Barbour), who was born probably there 7 December 1748 (Barbour) and died 29 July 1806 (Barbour), son of Benjamin and Trial (Morehouse) Gaylord. Children, born in New Milford, Connecticut (Barbour): i. ESTHER GAYLORD, b. 16 April 1777; m. JOHN WARNER MERWIN, b. New Milford 16 Sept 1774, d. North Carolina 23 Feb 1811 (HOA). ii. BENJAMIN GAYLORD, b. 4 April 1779; d. 2 Jan 1805. iii. JOSEPH GAYLORD, b. 19 Nov 1781; d. 26 July 1841; m. ca. 1807, his first cousin MIMA STONE (see 6.216-ii, below), b. ca. 1785, d. 4 July 1842. 6-139 Sixth Generation

Children, per HOA: 1. Eliza Ann Gaylord, b. ca. 1808; d. 26 Feb 1841; m. 26 Feb 1831, as his first wife, Sheldon Buckingham, b. 22 Nov 1803, d. -- Nov 1879, son of Abel and Abiah (Clark) Buckingham. Four children. 2. Harriet Gaylord, b. ca. 1810; d. 11 Oct 1863. 3. Emily Gaylord, b. ca. 1817; d. 16 Dec 1856. 4. John Hartwell Gaylord, b. 1826; m. Almira Goodspeed. He was a Methodist minister of the New York East Conference. Two children. iv. HOMER GAYLORD, shoemaker, b. 3 April 1784; m. 5 May 1807, ANN CANFIELD of New Milford, CT. They removed to Ellsworth, CT. Children: 1. Benjamin Gaylord. 2. Jane Gaylord, b. 1810; d. 1891; m. 1830, Norman Bradley, b. 1804, d. 1872. 3. Caroline P. Gaylord. 4. Ralph Gaylord. v. NANCY GAYLORD, b. 21 April 1786; d. 22 June 1864; m. 18 Feb 1809, ABEL BUCKINGHAM, b. 18 July 1776, d. 21 May 1825, son of Abel and Hannah (Botsford) Buckingham. Children, b. New Milford, CT: 1. Nathan Buckingham, b. 28 Aug 1810; d. inf. 2. Ruth M. Buckingham, b. 13 Nov 1811; d. 20 July 1833. 3. George Hartwell Buckingham, b. 30 Aug 1813. 4. Charles G. Buckingham, b. 10 Oct 1815; d. 22 March 1860. 5. Stanley Buckingham, b. 27 March 1818; d. 29 June 1861. 6. Emily Buckingham, b. 1 Feb 1821. 7. Benjamin Buckingham, b. 16 Jan 1828; d. 30 Nov 1853; insane. vi. RUTH GAYLORD, b. ca. 1791; d. 13 Dec 1833.

6.216 SARAH6 HARTWELL (Joseph5-4, Samuel3-2, William1) was born in New Milford, Connecticut 14 June 1757 (Barbour) and died 13 October 1847 (HOA). She married first, in New Milford 20 February 1778, PETER GAYLORD (Barbour), who was born in New Milford 21 July 1751 (Barbour) and died there 28 September 1793 (Barbour), son of Benjamin and Trial (Morehouse) Gaylord, and brother of Ruth’s husband, Nathan (see #6.215 above). Sarah married second, ca. 1795, ABEL MERWIN, who was born in New Milford 18 September 1750 (Barbour), son of David and Mary (Noble) Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­140

Merwin. Children by Peter Gaylord, births per Barbour; other dates per HOA: i. DANIEL GAYLORD, b. 14 May 1779; d. 21 May 1862; m. 29 Sept 1801, ROSANNA SEELEY, b. probably Sherman, CT, 12 Sept 1777, d. 13 Feb 1857. Children: 1. Betsy Gaylord, b. 29 Nov 1804. 2. Susan Gaylord, b. 14 Jan 1806. 3. Maria Gaylord, b. 9 May 1808; n.f.r. 4. Sarah Gaylord, b. 27 March 1810; d. 21 Sept 1884. 5. Charles Gaylord, b. 30 Dec 1811. 6. Delia Gaylord, b. 13 March 1814; d. 9 Jan 1867. 7. Anna C. Gaylord, b. 13 Aug 1818. ii. BETSY GAYLORD, b. 1 Aug 1781; d. in Vermont; m. WILLIAM ROBERTS. iii. PETER GAYLORD, b. 1 June 1784; d. 8 March 1879; m. ca. 1808, ELIZABETH BRIGGS, b. ?New Milford, CT, 16 Aug 1784, d. 20 April 1834 (HOA). Children: 1. John Gaylord, b. 25 Aug 1806. 2. Charlotte Gaylord, b. 29 March 1808. 3. Harmon Gaylord, b. 7 Dec 1812; d. 21 June 1833. 4. William M. Gaylord. iv. ELIJAH GAYLORD, farmer, b. 18 March 1786; d. 2 Feb 1871; m. 7 Dec 1810, his first cousin, ANNIS STONE (see #6.218-iii), b. 7 Aug 1787, d. 12 Feb 1877. Children: 1. Eli Gaylord, b. 23 May 1815; m. 14 March 1868, Jenny Warner, who d. 8 April 1876. 2. Sidney Gaylord, b. 7 April 1823; d. 17 May 1845. v. SALOME GAYLORD, b. 26 Oct 1791; d. Louisville, KY, date not given; m. (1) BENJAMIN WADHAMS, tin peddler; removed to Milford, DE; m. (2) (--) KNOTT. Child: 1. Henry? Wadhams, clerk for John Gaylord; went on Mississippi River, invested money in a boat and lost; went to California and died (HOA). Child by second husband, Abel Merwin: vi. SYLVANUS MERWIN, b. New Milford, CT, 15 June 1802; m. ca. 1823, 6-141 Sixth Generation

FLORA A. GRAVES. Children: 1. Charles Merwin, n.f.r. 2. John Cotton Merwin. 3. Edward S. Merwin, of Moodus, CT (HOA). 4. Helen Merwin, m. Edgar Hurd.

6.217 SAMUEL6 HARTWELL (Joseph5-4, Samuel3-2, William1) was born in New Milford, Connecticut 13 April 1760 (Barbour) and died in Cohocton, Steuben County, New York, 28 March 1851, in his 91st year (Gs: Old Clearview Cemetery). He married ca. 1781, ELIZABETH WILKINSON, who was born probably in Cumberland, Rhode Island 6 December 1760 and died probably in Cohocton after September 1850, when she is shown on the 1850 federal census as a 90-year-old in the household of her grandson, Samuel8 Hartwell (Federal census, NARA). Elizabeth was the daughter of Jeremiah and Elizabeth Amy (Whipple) Wilkinson, and sister of Jemima, “the Universal Friend” Wilkinson (see note below). Samuel “came very early to the Friend’s Settlement, lived in the Henderson neighborhood north of Silas Spink’s, and about 1800 moved to No. 8, just south of Haven’s Corners, where they erected a log house. From there they moved to Canada and when the War of 1812 broke out were driven away, by an act of the British Parliament, allowing none to remain who were not loyal to the Crown. They came back and lived some years in Jerusalem, New York and moved thence to Cohocton, where Samuel died at the age of ninety-one and his wife at about the same age” (History of Yates County, [NY], pub. by S. C. Cleveland [1873], 479-481). In 1850 he was enumerated on the federal census for Cohocton in the household of his son, Aaron. [Note: Elizabeth (Wilkinson) Hartwell’s sister was WILKINSON, JEMIMA, American religious visionary: b. Cumberland, RI, 1753; d. Jerusalem, Yates County, NY, 1 July 1819. She was educated as a Quaker and at 20, after a severe attack of fever, she professed that she had been raised from the dead, that her carnal life was ended, and that henceforth her body was reanimated by the spirit and power of Christ. She pretended to work miracles and, though entirely illiterate, induced many intelligent people to become her followers. Churches were established by her adherents in Rhode Island and Connecticut, and in 1786 it was decided to found a colony in Yates County, NY, near Seneca Lake, known as the Society of Universal Friends or the Public Friends Society. This was established in 1790. At the colony, to which she was accompanied by two “witnesses,” Sarah Richards and Rachel Miller, she exacted from the colonists the most complete Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­142 submission and the most menial services, her influence over them being practically supreme. She insisted on the Shaker doctrine of celibacy, and the exercises at her religious meetings resembled those of that sect. Although she never relinquished her pretensions, after some years her influence waned, and the latter part of her life was embittered by jealousies and annoyances which she bore with no great fortitude. The sect was broken up after her death (Encyc. Americana [1957 ed.]). Children, born as indicated: 7.542 i. BENONI7 HARTWELL, b. 2 March 1782; d. probably young. + 7.543 ii. SAMUEL HARTWELL, b. 31 July 1783; m. MARTHA FRISBEE. + 7.544 iii. ELIZABETH HARTWELL, b. 31 Dec 1786 (Gs) or 30 Dec 1787 (HOA); m. ABRAM LENT. + 7.545 iv. AMY HARTWELL, b. 27 Aug 1789; m. (1) SAMUEL STREET, (2) (--) GATES. + 7.546 v. STEPHEN HARTWELL, b. 19 Feb 1792; m. CATHERINE BLOOD. 7.547 vi. JOSEPH HARTWELL, b. 28 May 1793; m. POLLY KIDDER, b. 16 Aug 1799, d. Arkansas, daughter of David D. and Miriam (Stanton) Kidder. Joseph is no doubt the man of that name shown on the 1850 federal census in Weston, Platte Co., MO, in the household of the Dugan family from PA. + 7.548 vii. ELIJAH HARTWELL, b. 31 March 1794; m. (1) TRYPHENA BRIMHALL, (2) SOPHRONA FREEMAN (3) MARGARET J. (__). + 7.549 viii. MERCY HARTWELL, b. 12 May 1796; m. JOHN LAMBERT. + 7.550 ix. MOSES HARTWELL, b. 5 May 1798. m. HONOR GERMAN. + 7.551 x. AARON HARTWELL, b. 29 March 1800; m. MARIA ELECTA FOWLER.

6.218 ELIZABETH6 HARTWELL (Joseph5-4, Samuel3-2, William1) was born in New Milford, Connecticut 24 April 1763 (Barbour) and died 9 May 1800 (HOA). She married in New Milford 30 September 1782, BENJAMIN STONE JR. (Early CT Marriages, III:117), who was born in New Milford ca. 1761 and died 11 April 1823, son of Benjamin and Amy (Tolles) Stone. Children, born in New Milford, Connecticut: i. ELIZABETH STONE, b. ca. 1783; m. 5 Feb 1803, LYMAN BEECHER of Hinesburg, VT, b. 24 Nov 1774. ii. MIMA STONE, b. ca. 1785; d. 4 July 1842; m. JOSEPH GAYLORD (see #6.216-iii, above). iii. ANNIS STONE, b. 7 Aug 1787; m. ELIJAH GAYLORD (see #6.216-iv, above). iv. SALLY STONE. 6-143 Sixth Generation

v. HARMON STONE, b. 14 April 1793. vi. REBECCA STONE, b. ca. 1797; m. ca. 1833, as his 2nd wife, RUSSELL CARTER.

6.219 JOSEPH6 HARTWELL (Joseph5-4, Samuel3-2, William1) was born in New Milford, Connecticut 7 March 1766 (Barbour) and died there, 1 January 1845, when a tree he was chopping fell on him (Gs: Center Cemetery; HOA). He married first, in Washington, Connecticut 15 January 1789, RACHEL STONE (Barbour), who was born ca. 1767 and died in New Milford 12 November 1837 (Gs: Center Cemetery), daughter of Asahel and Sarah (Beardsley) Stone. Joseph married second, in Warren, Connecticut 20 January 1839, as her second husband, LOIS (BISSELL) FARRER (Barbour), who was born 21 May 1766 (HOA, who calls her Barbara). Joseph “was a farmer on the homestead. It is said that he was a cripple, and on frequent horseback trips, always carried a short ladder by which he mounted and dismounted his horse” (HOA). Children, all by Rachel Stone, born in Washington, Connecticut (Barbour): + 7.552 i. BARBARA7 HARTWELL, b. 20 Oct 1789; m. SAMUEL BROWNSON. + 7.553 ii. SUSAN[NAH] HARTWELL, b. 6 April 1792; m. SAMUEL PATTERSON. + 7.554 iii. MINERVA M. HARTWELL, b. 22 Dec 1795; m. ALEXANDER BRYAN. + 7.555 iv. WILLIAM DANIEL HARTWELL, b. 20 Oct 1802; m. SARAH S. LEAVENWORTH.

6.220 ISAAC6 HARTWELL (Joseph5-4, Samuel3-2, William1) was born in New Milford, Connecticut 14 June 1768 (Barbour) and died probably in Washington, Connecticut 8 May 1855. He married in Washington 4 August 1788, MARY PITCHER (Barbour), who was born ca. 1771 and died 7 March 1856, parents not identified. Isaac settled in Washington, where he was a farmer. Isaac, age 82, was living there with his son, Daniel B. when the 1850 federal census was taken (Federal census, NARA). Children, born in Washington, Connecticut (Barbour): + 7.556 i. SHERMAN7 HARTWELL, b. 2 Dec 1790; m. SOPHIA TODD. + 7.557 ii. BETSY MARIA HARTWELL, b. 28 Dec 1793; m. HAWLEY MOREHOUSE. + 7.558 iii. DANIEL BOTSFORD HARTWELL, b. 2 Aug 1801; m. LAURA B. BAKER. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­144

6.221 REBECCA6 HARTWELL (Joseph5-4, Samuel3-2, William1) was born in New Milford, Connecticut 1 August 1770 (Barbour) and died there 26 August 1847 (findagrave). She married 14 May 1788, NATHAN BOTSFORD BUCKINGHAM, who was born in New Milford 11 July 1767 and died 26 May 1845, son of Benjamin and Ann (Botsford) Buckingham. Children, born in New Milford, Connecticut: i. MINERVA BUCKINGHAM, b. 29 Dec 1789; m. Meadville, PA [date not given], NOBLE H. MERWIN of New Milford, CT. They removed at an early date to Cleveland, OH; held the first religious services until the arrival of the missionaries; exerted a widely beneficial influence on the side of morals and good order. Children, per HOA: 1. George B. Merwin, b. 24 May 1809; m. 21 July 1838, Loretta L. Wood. One son. 2. Mary Merwin, b. 11 May 1811; d. 25 March 1828. 3. Augustine Merwin, b. 21 Aug 1816; m. 1 Sept 1841, Eliza Eubank. One son. 4. James Merwin, b. 1 June 1818; drowned in Lake Erie. 5. Minerva Merwin, b. 3 March 1822. d. 3 Aug 1843; m. 6 Oct 1841, George Altwater of Springfield, MA; settled in Brooklyn, CT. One daughter. ii. HERMAN BUCKINGHAM (twin), b. 1 March 1793; m. HARRIET MARSH(?), b. 11 July 1793. Children, per HOA: 1. John M. Buckingham, b. 3 Oct 1823; m. (1) 29 Oct 1846, Ellen S. Hoadley, who d. 10 Oct 1855; m. (2) -- June 1852 [sic], Alice Homer. John was an attorney in New York City. One daughter. 2. Minerva Buckingham, b. 15 Aug 1825; m. Marcus Merwin. Five children. 3. George Buckingham, b. 1830; m. 22 June 1855, Mary Miner; lived in Washington, CT. One daughter d. infancy. 4. Cornelia Buckingham, b. 1837; d. 3 Aug 1888; m. 14 Nov 1855, David Northrup, b. Danbury, CT 11 April 1830, d. 18 Feb 1886, son of Isaac and Huldah (Stevens) Northrup. Three children. 5. Andrew Buckingham, b. 22 April 1840; m. 22 April 1862, Sarah Beers; lived in Washington, CT. Three children. iii. SHERMAN BUCKINGHAM (twin), b 1 March 1793; d. 18 July 1832; m. 6-145 Sixth Generation

HARRIET (GUNN? or GREEN?). Children, per HOA: 1. Henry Gunn Buckingham, b. 31 March 1821; went to Memphis, TN; m. 19 Oct 1843, Elizabeth McIntish of that city; went later to New Orleans, LA and engaged in wholesale grocery trade. Five children. 2. George Frederick Buckingham, b. 21 Feb 1823; m. [date not given], Amelia Bentley. He was a cotton planter in Vernon, LA. No children. Descendants of John5 & Dorcas (Thurston) Hartwell

6.223 OLIVE6 HARTWELL (John5, Joseph4, Samuel3-2, William1) was born in Stoughton, Massachusetts 24 July 1760 (CVR 11, 109) and died in Canton, Massachusetts 12 November 1843, age 83 years (MA VR 9:71). She married in Stoughton 30 November 1780, SAMUEL TUCKER, JR. (CVR), who was born in Canton 4 March 1753 and died 29 February 1820, son of Samuel and Abigail (Shepard) Tucker. He was a farmer. Children, per HOA: i. SAMUEL TUCKER, carpenter, b. 4 Feb 1782; d. 19 Dec 1837; m. CATHERINE MCKENDRY, b. Canton 27 Feb 1783, d. 28 April 1863, daughter of Archibald & Sarah (Crane) McKendry. Children, per HOA: 1. Elias Tucker, carpenter, b. 29 Sept 1805; d. 18 Aug 1871; m. 6 Oct 1839, Mary Houghton of Milton, MA. 2. Catherine Tucker, b. 22 Oct 1807; d. 6 May 1836; m. 2 April 1829, Elisha Mann Jr., b. 31 March 1803, d. 23 Jan 1892, a farmer and boat manufacturer in Randolph, MA. Seven children. 3. Gerry Tucker, b. 22 Feb 1811; d. 3 Dec 1884; m. (1) 30 April 1840, Hannah Dunbar of Canton, MA, b. 1816, d. 17 Dec 1846; m. (2) 23 Dec 1849, Irene Beals of Cohasset, MA, b. 20 May 1825, d. 30 Nov 1862. Eight children. 4. Aaron Everett Tucker, b. 25 June 1813; m. (1) 6 Oct 1840, Eliza A. Taylor of Randolph, MA, b. 12 March 1823, d. 17 May 1863; m. (2) 2 Feb 1865, Ellen Hendrick of Newton, MA, b. 27 June 1832. Aaron was a merchant in Canton, MA after 1855. Five children. 5. Julia Tucker, b. 25 June 1815; d. 10 Dec 1879; m. 2 Dec 1849, Darius Littlefield of E. Stoughton, MA, a shoe Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­146

manufacturer. One child. 6. Dorcas Tucker, b. 6 March 1818; d. 23 May 1842. 7. Harriet Tucker, b. 18 March 1820; m. 30 Aug 1840, Ellis Ames of W. Bridgewater, MA, b. 17 Oct 1809, d. 30 Oct 1844. He graduated from Brown Univ. in 1834; studied law three years with W. Bayliss of W. Bridgewater; removed to Canton, MA soon after marriage; an attorney of high standing. Seven childen. 8. Emeline Tucker, b. 6 Dec 1822; d. infancy. 9. Emeline Tucker (again), b. 20 Feb 1825; d. infancy. 10. Eunice Tucker, b. 30 April 1828; resided in Hyde Park, MA. ii. JOHN TUCKER, b. 19 June 1786; d. Canton, MA 7 April 1858, age 72y (MA VR 121:185); m. MARY BILLINGS, b. Canton 22 April 1791, d. there 9 July 1881, age 90y 2m 12d (MA VR 329:240), daughter of Joseph & Mary (Gookin) Billings. John was a farmer; ensign of militia in 1809, captain in 1811. Children, per HOA: 1. Henrietta Tucker, b. 1 Oct 1811; m. 31 Jan 1838, Thomas F. Cutler of Warren, MA, a farmer. Six children. 2. Ansaline Tucker, b. 22 Jan 1813; d. 25 Jan 1870; m. 20 Nov 1835, William Horton of Canton, MA, b. 31 March 1811, a selectman. Six children. 3. Darius Tucker, m. a lady from Lynn; went to Iowa, where he died. 4. Olive H. Tucker, b. 24 Sept 1815; d. 14 Aug 1884; m. 14 March 1845, Charles Bliss of Warren, MA. Two children. 5. Mary G. Tucker, b. 13 Aug 1820; m. 13 Nov 1845, Asher Burbank of Warren, MA. Four children. 6. Samuel Tucker, b. -- Sept 1823; d. 28 Oct 1882; m. (1) 13 Dec 1846, Barbara Adams of Canton, MA who d.; he went to Illinois in 1855 where he married (2) Unknown, and later removed to Iowa with Mr. Adams. Two children. 7. Reliance H. Tucker, b. 30 Oct 1826; m. 4 Jan 1852, George F. Joyce of Roxbury, MA; lived in Brookline, MA and was secretary of the board of selectmen. Four children. 8. John G. Tucker, b. 18 Nov 1830; d. 23 April 1879; m. 6 Aug 1857, Elizabeth S. Hunt of Milton, MA, b. 7 Dec 1836. He was a house painter, removed to Norwood, MA. Six children. iii. DORCAS TUCKER, b. 6 Oct 1788; d. Canton, MA 29 Aug 1855, 67y (MA VR 94:136); m. 15 Feb 1810, JESSE FENNO, b. Canton ca. 1785, d. there 1 June 1857, 72y (MA VR 112:209). 6-147 Sixth Generation

Children, per HOA: 1. Maria Fenno, b. 5 Sept 1812; d. 15 June 1839; m. 15 May 1834, David Burrill of Randolph, MA b. 29 Nov 1802, a boat manufacturer. One child. 2. Hannah Fenno, b. 6 June 1816; d. infancy. 3. Jesse Fenno, b. 29 June 1817; d. young. 4. Hannah Fenno (again), b. 23 Aug 1819; m. [sic]; n.f.r. 5. Jesse Fenno (again), b. 16 July 1822; m. 2 April 1851, Mary Spear of Randolph, b. 5 Jan 1828. Two children. 6. Elizabeth T. Fenno, b. 22 Sept 1825; d. 30 Jan 1895; m. (1) 27 Aug 1844, Roswell Blair of Warren, MA who d.; m. (2), as his 4th wife, David Burrill of Randolph, widower of her sister Maria (see above). One child. 7. Joseph Fenno, b. 5 Oct 1828; m. Mary C. Tower. Joseph was a dealer in coal and wood in NH. 8. George A. Fenno, b. 5 Oct 1830; m. 12 July 1865, Helen M. Manly of Boston, MA. He was in the clothing trade in Boston. iv. DAVID TUCKER, b. 23 Sept 1790; m. 24 Aug 1830, CORDELIA STUDLEY, b. probably Warren, MA 20 Feb 1813 (calc.), d. Cambridge, MA 1 Sept 1886, 73y 6m 11d (MA VR 374:76), daughter of Joseph & Sarah (__) Studley. David was a cotton manufacturer; kept hotel; and later manufactured blocking. Children, per HOA: 1. George E. Tucker, graduated from Harvard, studied medicine in Europe, practiced until near his death in 1883. 2. Henry C. Tucker, druggist in Cambridge, MA; died in the army. 3. Edward P. Tucker, m. (--) Winnett of Cambridge; was in dry good trade in New York City. v. OLIVE TUCKER, b. 22 April 1793; d. Ware, MA -- Sept 1825; m. 9 Nov 1819, DANIEL ALDEN of No. Bridgewater, MA, b. -- June 1791, a carpenter in Randolph, MA. Children, per HOA: 1. Olive Alden, b. 5 Nov 1820; m. (1) 31 Dec 1842, Edward S. Packard of Hebron, ME, b. -- March 1812, d. 11 Sept 1858, a shoe manufacturer; removed to Urbana, IL and engaged in fruit growing; m. (2) 8 July 1863, Abel W. Kingman, M.D. of Brockton, MA, b. 22 April 1806, d. 4 May 1883. He practiced in Dartmouth, MA, later in Brockton. Two children. 2. Ann J. Alden, m. 11 Dec 1844, Samuel French of Brockton, Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­148

MA, son of Silveus & Silence (Keith), a trader in the Campello section of Brockton. Two children. 3. Lucia Alden, m. as his second wife, Samuel French of the Campello section of Brockton, MA. vi. JEDEDIAH TUCKER, b. 13 Sept 1795; d. Stoughton, MA 25 Oct 1878, 83y 1m 12d (MA VR 203:252); m. -- May 1828, ADELINE WATSON of Braintree, MA, b. 10 June 1808, d. Stoughton 3 Dec 1884, 76y 5m 23d (MA VR 356:274), daughter of David & Annis (__) Watson. Jedediah was a farmer in Canton, MA, removed in 1857 to E. Stoughton, MA; boat manufacturer, a superior mechanic. Children, per HOA: 1. Horace N. Tucker, b. 2 Dec 1830; m. 20 June 1860, Clementina Ballou of Stoughton, MA b. 24 Oct 1840; he was a merchant and manufacturer in Stoughton. Two children. 2. Loring W. Tucker, b. 22 Nov 1832; m. 1862, Emma Capen of Stoughton, MA b. 1845. He was a farmer in No. Stoughton, MA. 3. Martha A. Tucker, b. 14 April 1835; m. ca. 1870, Job Williamson of Marshfield, MA b. ca. 1834, a shoecutter. One child. vii. JOSEPH TUCKER. b. ca. 1797; d. in NH, ca. 1862; dealer in wood and coal. Not known if married. viii. ZACHARIAH TUCKER, b. 21 Sept 1800; d. Canton, MA 17 May 1876, 74y 7m 26d (MA VR 284:218); m. UNKNOWN. ix. ELIZABETH TUCKER, b. 11 Nov 1803; d. Warren, MA 24 Feb 1880, 76y 3m 13d (MA VR 321:442); m. (int.) 21 Sept 1833, HORATIO NICHOLS of Canton, MA; removed to Warren; merchant; hotel keeper; livery stable. Children, per HOA: 1. Mary Nichols, b. 6 Aug 1839; m.; lived in Warren, MA, had a daughter named Ellen. 2. Henrietta C. Nichols, b. 12 June 1842; unmarried; employed in a Boston, MA store. 3. Ellen Sophia Nichols, b. 12 April 1847; d. 13 Aug 1848. 4. Frank Edward Nichols, b. 13 July 1849; m.; lived in Warren, MA; was postmaster.

6.224 ELIZABETH6 HARTWELL (John5, Joseph4, Samuel3-2, William1) was born in Stoughton, Massachusetts 8 June 1763 (CVR 104) and died 19 November 1835 (HOA). She married in Stoughton 11 October 1787 (CVR), as his second 6-149 Sixth Generation wife, GEORGE JORDAN, who died in Canton, Massachusetts 25 November 1827. Child, per HOA: i. CALEB DAVIS JORDAN, b. 22 May 1793; n.f.r.

6.225 DAVID6 HARTWELL (John5, Joseph4, Samuel3-2, William1) was born in Stoughton, Massachusetts 9 July 1765 (CVR 89; HOA has 18 Aug) and died in Canton, Massachusetts 9 October 1847, age 81 years (HE). He married in Stoughton, 16 October 1791, Rev. Zachariah Howard officiating, CATHERINE “KATY” BEMIS (CVR), who was born in Canton 27 April 1776 and died there 1 June 1845, age 69 years, daughter of Joseph and Chloe (__) Bemis. Children, born probably in Canton, Massachusetts, per HOA: 7.559 i. DORCAS7 HARTWELL, d. infancy. 7.560 ii. FRANCIS HARTWELL, probably the “Mr. David Hartwells child” who d. 29 July 1803 (HE). 7.561 iii. JOSEPH HARTWELL, b. 20 Nov 1796; d. Strafford Co., NH 7 April 1867 (Gs:Pine Hill Cemetery, Dover, NH); m. there 15 Oct 1828 (Early Marriages of Strafford County, NH, 246), ELIZA “BETSY” RILEY, b. 29 Feb 1793, d. 7 Dec 1862, age 68 (Gs:Pine Hill Cemetery, Dover, NH), daughter of John. No recorded children. + 7.562 iv. DAVID HARTWELL, b. 14 Dec 1802; m. JOANNA DREW. + 7.563 v. CHLOE BEMIS HARTWELL, b. 18 Oct 1805; m. CHARLES C. CREHORE. 7.564 vi. FRANCIS HARTWELL, b. 30 July 1809; d. Canton, MA, of brain disease, 15 Sept 1892, age 84 (MA VR 428:457); unmarried. He was a great student in his youth, lived with his brother, David, until his death, after which the care of his property was assumed by the selectmen of Canton (HOA).

6.226 MILLE6 HARTWELL (John5, Joseph4, Samuel3-2, William1) was born in Stoughton, Massachusetts 3 May 1770 (CVR 92) and died 25 September 1844 (HOA). She married in Stoughton 23 October 1788, Rev. Mr. Zachariah Howard officiating, SIMEON TUCKER (CVR 169, 239), who was born in Stoughton 14 July 1766 (CVR 98) and died 20 July 1843 (HOA), son of Samuel and Abigail (Shepard) Tucker. Simeon was a brother of Samuel Tucker who married Mille’s sister Olive. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­150

Children, born probably in Stoughton/Canton, Massachusetts, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: i. ABIGAIL TUCKER, b. 27 Feb 1789; d. infancy. ii. ABIGAIL (again) SHEPARD TUCKER, b. 22 July 1791; d. 9 May 1830; m. Canton, MA 21 Feb 1811, THOMAS FRENCH (CVR 236), b. Stoughton, MA 29 Oct 1778, d. 11 March 1862, son of Thomas and Salome (Babcock) French. He was a gunsmith; lived in Ponkapoag, MA, now a section of Canton; and held several town offices. Children, all recorded in Canton, MA (CVR 190-91): 1. Rufus French, b. 7 Aug 1811; d. 28 Aug 1872; m. Canton, MA 3 April 1842, Catharine Hewitt (CVR 243), b. there 17 June 1818 (CVR 193), daughter of Job and Rachel (Billings) Hewitt. Rufus “settled in Dorchester as a wheelwright” (HOA). Five children. 2. Azel French, b. 7 Aug 1813; d. 11 Nov 1840. 3. Milla Hartwell French, b. 3 April 1815; m. Canton, MA (int.) 30 April 1836, William Franklin Temple (CVR 249), b. Dorchester, MA 8 April 1810 (family Bible), d. 23 April 1884. He settled in Canton in the woolen manufacturing business; removed in 1841 to Boston, MA; agent in a cotton mill in Dorchester; later an insurance agent. 11 children. 4. Ansel French, b. 9 Oct 1817; d. 11 Feb 1840, age 22 (CVR 214). 5. Ellen French, b. 16 Dec 1819; school teacher in Weymouth, MA. 6. Thomas French, b. 11 July 1823; d. 14 Jan 1856; m. Esther Norris; in grocery trade in Canton, MA. One child, Esther French, d. infancy. 7. Abigail French, b. 29 Nov 1825; d. -- June 1883; m. 12 Oct 1853, Henry Pope of Dorchester, MA, b. 1821, a carpenter and a 49er to California. One child. 8. Mary Leonard French, b. 12 Nov 1827; m. 19 Dec 1849, Charles F. Swan of Dorchester, MA b. 1824, a cashier in the N.E. Bank in Boston, MA. Four children. 9. Almira French, b. 3 Jan 1830; d. 6 Jan 1862. iii. MILLY TUCKER, b. 24 Feb 1794; d. 3 July 1857; m. Canton, MA 23 Feb 1815, ISAAC FENNO (CVR 236), b. Stoughton, MA 21 Nov 1779, d. 6 Sept 1826, son of Elijah and Abigail (Smith) Fenno, and brother of Jesse Fenno (see above). 6-151 Sixth Generation

Children, born Canton, MA, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 1. Elijah Fenno, b. 22 Feb 1816; d. Canton, MA 1 Feb 1838, age 22 (CVR 213). 2. Abigail Fenno, b. 31 Dec 1817; d. 28 Nov 1862; m. 14 April 1838, John R. Manley of Sharon, MA, b. 22 Aug 1809, d. 18 April 1876. He was a merchant in Dock Square, Boston, MA dry goods and clothing; a prominent anti-slavery man, for which a mob tarred his sign. Two children. 3. Adeline Fenno, b. 12 May 1820; m. Canton, MA 8 Jan 1839, Vernon A. Messenger of Pawtucket, RI (CVR 246), b. 17 Aug 1813, a leading silk manufacturer in Canton; built the Eureka Mill in 1844; removed to Boston, MA in 1856 and engaged in cotton manufacturing. Two children. 4. Unnamed female, b. 22 May 1822; d. infancy. 5. Isaac Fenno, b. 12 June 1823; m. -- Dec 1853, Almira T. Blake of Cornish, VT, b. 10 Sept 1835. He was one of the earlier and most successful jobbers in clothing in Boston, MA; resided in Boston Highlands. iv. NATHANIEL TUCKER, b. 5 Sept 1796; d. Canton, MA 18 Sept 1866, 70y 13d (MA VR 193:234); m. 15 May 1838, MARY HORTON, b. 21 May 1813, d. Canton 20 May 1906, 93y (MA VR 1906/ 28: 30), daughter of Isaac and Mary (Billings) Horton. Children, b. Canton, MA, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 1. Unnamed infant, b. 27 Feb 1839; d. infancy. 2. Harriet M. Tucker, b. 14 Aug 1840; d. 10 April 1864. 3. Unnamed infant, b. 27 July 1843; d. age 1+ yr. 4. Mary H. Tucker, b. 25 Aug 1843 (sic); n.f.r. 5. Ella A. Tucker, b. 12 Nov 1848; d. 3 June 1865. 6. Blanche E. Tucker, b. 6 March 1856; n.f.r. v. SIMEON TUCKER, b. 20 April 1799; d. Stoughton, MA 9 Feb 1878, 78y 2m 20d (MA VR 302:251); m. (1) 14 April 1835, SARAH M. MANLEY, b. 21 Aug 1816, d. Boston/Stoughton, MA 5 Dec 1868, 52y 3m 14d (MA VR 213:209 & 212:280), daughter of David & Sally (__) Manley; m. (2) -- Dec 1869, ANGELINE CLARKE, b. Stoughton 2 July 1827, d. there 23 March 1877, 49y 8m 21d (MA VR 293:285), daughter of Luther & Mary D. (Stetson) Clarke. Simeon “graduated from Harvard, studied medicine with Dr. Alden of Randolph, practiced in Canton, MA for 9 years; removed to Stoughton.” Children by , per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 1. Manley Tucker, b. 11 Oct 1837; d. young. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­152

2. Mary M. Tucker, b. 8 June 1842; d. 15 Aug 1866.

6.227 EUNICE6 HARTWELL (John5, Joseph4, Samuel3-2, William1) was born in Stoughton, Massachusetts 23 June 1772 (CVR 109) and her death record has not been found. She married in Stoughton, the Rev. Zachariah Howard officiating, 27 June 1793, JESSE EVERETT, JR. (CVR), who was born probably in Wrentham, Massachusetts 18 August 1767 and died 24 May 1824, son of Jesse and Sarah (Hewes) Everett. Child, per HOA: i. JAMES H. EVERETT, captain of militia, became insane, m. 11 June 1835, ANN W. BILLINGS, who d. 12 March 1838, age 28. Child, per HOA: 1. James O. Everett, d. 2 June 1838, age 13 mos. Descendants of Samuel5 Hartwell & Molly Estabrook

6.228 SAMUEL ESTABROOK6 HARTWELL (Samuel5, Ephraim4, Samuel3-2, William1) was born in Rutland, Massachusetts 2 March 1767, baptized there 12 July 1767 (RVR 38) and died in Langdon, New Hampshire 3 April 1844 (History of Langdon). He married in Alstead, New Hampshire 31 July 1803, ABIGAIL HOLBROOK (New England Ancestors, Fall 2003, citing “Family Record of Births & Deaths” kept by Abigail Holbrook Hartwell), who was born in Alstead 14 April 1786 and died of dropsy in Langdon 14 September 1850 or 1851, aged 64y (NH VRs give both dates; History of Langdon has 13 September 1850), daughter of Captain Elijah and Abigail (Wilson) Holbrook. Samuel “went as a young man to Winchester, New Hampshire, removing some years later to Alstead, New Hampshire, engaging in merchandise, later in farming and cattle dealing. He removed to Langdon, New Hampshire, where he died, highly esteemed by all who knew him” (HOA). Children, per HOA and History of Langdon: 7.565 i. ELIJAH HOLBROOK7 HARTWELL, b. 13 March 1804; d. Langdon, NH 26 Feb 1869, 64y 11m12d (NH VRs); m. HANNAH SHRIGLEY, b. Winchester, NH -- Feb 1808, d. there 18 Feb 1899, parents not identified. Elijah, usually known as “Holbrook Hartwell,” was a farmer in Surrey, NH 1841-51, then in Langdon. No children. + 7.566 ii. DERRICK BARNARD HARTWELL, b. 6 (HOA) or 12 (History of Langdon) Jan 1806; m. MARY ANN RICE. + 7.567 iii. SAMUEL ESTABROOK HARTWELL, b. 8 March 1808; m. LUCY M. 6-153 Sixth Generation

KING. 7.568 iv. ABIGAIL CLARINDA HARTWELL, b. 13 March 1811; d. 17 Jan 1862; m. Walpole, NH 29 June 1831, FRANCIS GARDNER DREW, son of Thomas C. Drew. No children. + 7.569 v. JOHN BRYANT HARTWELL, b. 17 Oct 1816; m. HARRIET HALL. + 7.570 vi. MARY ANN HARTWELL, b. 21 Oct 1818; m. JAMES ATHERTON WILLARD. + 7.571 vii. SARAH ELIZABETH HARTWELL, b. 19 June 1821; m. CHARLES BRIDGEMAN. + 7.572 viii. CAROLINE AMELIA HARTWELL, b. 11 Jan 1824; m. JACOB SYMONDS. Descendants of Samuel5 & Mary (Flint) Hartwell

6.232 ELIZABETH6 HARTWELL (Samuel5, Ephraim4, Samuel3-2, William1) was born in Lincoln, Massachusetts 15 March 1777 (LVR 43) and died probably there 19 December 1866 (HOA, not in MA VRs). She married in Lincoln 2 February 1806, THOMAS WEEKS RICH (LVR 114, she as Eliza, he as “Esq. of Monkton, VT”). Thomas was born in Warren, Massachusetts 18 May 1775 (WVR 57; HOA has 1774) and died ? 16 August 1826 (HOA), son of Solomon and Phebe (Weeks) Rich. “He graduated from Dartmouth College in 1799, studied law with Judge Marsh of Vergennes, VT and practiced in Monckton, VT. Before his marriage he was principal of New Ipswich Academy. He removed later to Vergennes and kept a hotel. After his death, his widow returned to Lincoln and lived with her daughter, Louisa C. Peet” (HOA). Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: i. FRANCIS H. RICH, b. 30 Dec 1808; d. young. ii. GEORGE H. RICH, b. 1 April 1810; d. Gardner, ME (HOA) 24 July 1844, age 34 (Lincoln VR 171, as “Esq.”). He was a civil engineer in charge of construction of Hudson & Berkshire RR. iii. LOUISA CAROLINE RICH, b. 13 Aug 1811; d. Corning, IA 9 April 1899; m. Lincoln, MA 17 Nov 1840, JOSIAH WHEELOCK PEET (LVR 129), b. prob. Benson, VT 11 Sept 1808, d. Monticello, IA 16 April 1892. Louisa was a schoolteacher; Josiah graduated from Middlebury College and Andover Theological Seminary, settled in Congregational ministry at Gardner, ME in 1841; compelled by ill health to resign in 1847; removed to Fall River, MA, opened a private school for boys; removed in 1859 to Hopkinton, MA in 1862 to Easthampton, MA in 1864 to Oshkosh, WI in 1865 to Kossuth, IA. In 1847 he was agent of A.H.M Society in Adair Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­154

Co., IA settling on a farm at Nevinsville, IA, then to Monticello, IA. Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 1. Sarah L. Peet, b. 16 May 1842; d. 16 Dec 1910; m. 27 March 1867, David B. Heizer of Kossuth, IA, b. 11 Dec 1843, d. 2 July 1925. She was a school teacher; he was a harness maker in Corning, IA. (For information on their 6 children, see HOA, Vol. 2, p. 105). 2. Elizabeth Hartwell Peet, b. 1 Jan 1845; d. 15 Sept 1922; m. 19 Oct 1870, Lucien M. Kilburn of Boscawen, NH, b. 20 Jan 1842, d. 9 March 1922, a farmer and stock raiser in Fontanelle, IA. (For information on their 3 children, see HOA, Vol. 2, p. 105-106). 3. Caroline Thurston Peet, b. Gardiner, ME 31 Dec 1846 (newsclipping); d. Chattanooga, TN 25 May 1945; m. 27 March 1867, David Edmonson Hemphill, b. Chillicothe, OH 11 Aug 1839, d. 21 Nov 1908, son of Andrew and (--) Hemphill. He enlisted in Co. K, Iowa Reg., served full term of the Civil War, and was honorably discharged. He was never wounded. He had a beautiful tenor voice, and led the choirs in various churches. His standing among business men was very high. (For information on their 2 sons, see HOA, Vol. 2, p. 106.) 4. George Rich Peet, b. 31 Oct 1848; d. Alden, IA, 30 April 1903; m. 27 Nov 1877, Mary Olive Gillette of Nevinsville, IA, b. 7 Nov 1852, d. 25 Aug 1914, daughter of Harry Huggins and Mary Clark, she was adopted when very young by Edward Gillette, and her name changed from Ada Anisa Huggins to Mary Olive Gillette (HOA). George was in the hardware trade; removed to Monticello, IA, in 1884; to Carroll, IA, in 1886. (For information on their 6 children see HOA, Vol. 2, p. 106.) 5. William Wheelock Peet, b. Fall River, MA, 14 Feb 1851; d. Ames, IA, 8 Sept 1942; m. 11 Aug 1881, Martha H. Cartlidge, b. Hunters’ Point, L.I., NY 18 Aug [?], d. 20 Oct 1920, daughter of Edward Jones and Martha O. (Crane) Cartlidge. He was director and treasurer of missions in Turkey for 46 years. (For further information on W. W. Peet and his son, see HOA, Vol. 2, p. 106; HOA Suppl., p. LL-MM.) iv. MARY H. RICH, b. 3 Feb 1813; d. 14 Aug 1823. v. CAROLINE RICH, b. 10 Oct 1815; d. 22 Aug 1821. vi. FRANCIS RICH, b. 3 Feb 1819; followed the sea for some years, not 6-155 Sixth Generation

married as far as known; his relatives knew but little of him for many years (HOA).

6.233 EPHRAIM6 HARTWELL (Samuel5, Ephraim4, Samuel3-2, William1) was born in Lincoln, Massachusetts 16 November 1779 (LVR 43) and died in Strong, Maine 9 July 1835, age 55 years (Gs:Strong Town Cemetery). He married probably in Strong, Maine MARY HITCHCOCK, who was born 3 December 1790 (HOA) and died 14 October 1848, age 56y 10m 11d (Gs:Strong Town Cemetery), parents not identified. Ephraim “went to Strong, bought a tract of land, cleared it up (teaching school in winter), and later was an extensive cattle dealer, driving on foot to Brighton; also drove stage coach from Phillips to Augusta, Maine” (HOA). Children, born in Strong, Maine, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 7.573 i. JOSEPH7 HARTWELL, b. 25 Jan 1812; d. 28 Aug 1853; unmarried. + 7.574 ii. WILLIAM W. HARTWELL, b. 26 Oct 1814; m. CAROLINE E. ROBINSON. 7.575 iii. SAMUEL E. HARTWELL, b. 3 Aug 1817; d. Strong, ME 22 Aug 1869, age 52 (Gs:Strong Town Cemetery); m. widow (--) SEYMOUR in New York City and was divorced. He graduated from Wesleyan Univ. in 1841, settled in Suffolk, CT, practiced law about 1845, and was sometime probate judge, later inventor of a cigar making machine and other inventions. He spent some time in New Albany, IN and in Florida. There was a son who died at age 9 years. + 7.576 iv. EPHRAIM HARTWELL, b. 28 May 1820; m. (1) ABIGAIL L. POTTLE, (2) MARY M. CUTLER. + 7.577 v. JAMES MONROE HARTWELL, b. 16 May 1824; m. SARAH JUSTINA BAILEY. + 7.578 vi. JOHN F. HARTWELL, b. 19 May 1826; m. ELIZABETH H. NORTON. + 7.579 vii. GEORGE W. HARTWELL, b. 9 Feb 1831; m. (1) JOSEPHINE A. SMITH, (2) GRATIA J. CROSBY.

6.234 JONAS6 HARTWELL (Samuel5, Ephraim4, Samuel3-2, William1) was born in Lincoln, Massachusetts 3 August 1782 (LVR 43) and died in Concord, Massachusetts 1 October 1833, age 37 [sic] (CBMD 348). He married in Carlisle, Massachusetts 31 May 1815 (CVR 56), ELIZA DUREN, who was born in Carlisle 9 April 1791 (HOA), daughter of Jonas and Esther (Jones) Duren. Eliza married second, JONAS BROWN of Lunenburg, Massachusetts, and died there 16 August 1860, age 69y 4m 6d (MA VR 140:205). Jonas Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­156

Hartwell owned a cotton factory in Concord, [MA] (HOA). Children, first six recorded in Concord, Massachusetts, rest per HOA: + 7.580 i. ELIZA7 HARTWELL, b. 14 Sept 1815 (CBMD 296); m. CHARLES WETHERBY BROWN. + 7.581 ii. WILLIAM HARTWELL, b. 11 Oct 1816 (ibid.); m. JULIA A. RUSSELL. + 7.582 iii. MARY HARTWELL, b. 11 Sept 1818 (ibid.); m. JACOB BROWN. + 7.583 iv. SAMUEL HARTWELL, b. 21 Nov 1820 (ibid.); m. ELIZABETH THORN HUGHES. 7.584 v. ANDREW ADAMS HARTWELL, b. 12 Oct 1822 (CBMD 297); d. Concord, MA 9 June 1824, age 2½ (CBMD 427). 7.585 vi. ANDREW (again) HARTWELL, b. 5 May 1825 (CBMD 299); d. 25 Sept 1826 (CBMD 344). 7.586 vii. SARAH A. HARTWELL, b. 4 Oct 1827 (HOA; age at death); d. Townsend, MA 3 Aug 1884, 58y 9m 29d (MA VR 356:199); m. Townsend, MA/Acworth, NH 3 Nov 1866, AUGUSTUS STEVENS (MA VR 190:248; TVR 153; NH VRs), teamster, b. Townsend ca. 1828, son of Curtis and Lucy (Gibson) Stevens. + 7.587 viii. HENRY A. HARTWELL, b. 12 Dec 1829 (HOA); m. AUGUSTA F. COOLEY. 7.588 ix. ABIGAIL MARIA “ABBIE” HARTWELL, b. Lincoln 26 Jan 1834 (death record); d. Lunenburg 1 March 1909, age 75y 1m 5d (MA VR 1909/60:58); unmarried.

6.235 ABEL6 HARTWELL (Samuel5, Ephraim4, Samuel3-2, William1) was born in Lincoln, Massachusetts 11 October 1784 (LVR 43) and died there, of pneumonia, 21 December 1856, age 72 years (MA VR 103:72). He married in Lincoln 5 November 1818, ESTHER FLINT (LVR 114), who was born in Lincoln 7 May 1796 and died there 23 October 1840, age 44 years (LVR 164), daughter of John and Esther (Fuller) Flint. Abel was a farmer, selectman, representative in Legislature in 1837 (HOA); he is called “Major” in most records, so he may have served in the War of 1812. Children, born in Lincoln, Massachusetts (LVR 43-44): 7.589 i. HENRY FULLER7 HARTWELL, b. 9 Oct 1819; d. 16 Feb 1841, age 21 (LVR 164). + 7.590 ii. MARY FLINT HARTWELL, b. 12 Nov 1821; m. ELISHA FIELD. 7.591 iii. SARAH CAROLINE HARTWELL, b. 4 Sept 1823; d. Southborough/ Westborough, MA 14 Feb 1896, age 71y (MA VRs 465:739 & 6-157 Sixth Generation

465:699). 7.592 iv. LOUISA ABIGAIL HARTWELL, b. 2 Oct 1825; d. in Worcester, MA insane asylum 13 Sept 1869 (MA VRs 221:140 & 222:337). + 7.593 v. HARRIET AMELIA HARTWELL, b. 8 Dec 1827; m. JAMES G. BUNKER. 7.594 vi. ABEL FLINT HARTWELL, b. 25 Dec 1829; d. Kansas ca. 1905 (Mission View Cemetery record); a farmer in Mission Creek, KS in 1880 and 1900 (Federal census, NARA). + 7.595 vii. GEORGE FRANKLIN HARTWELL, b. 5 Nov 1831; m. ESTHER SHERRY. + 7.596 viii. ELLEN ELIZABETH HARTWELL, b. 10 March 1833 or 4; m. CHELLUS BILLINGS BAILEY. 7.597 ix. JAMES EDWARD HARTWELL, b. 9 Aug 1836; d. in Kansas 30 Aug 1858 (HOA).

6.236 SAMUEL6 HARTWELL (Samuel5, Ephraim4, Samuel3-2, William1) was born in Lincoln, Massachusetts 28 March 1789 (LVR 44) and died there 4 August 1837, age 48 years (LVR 164). He married in Lincoln 2 July 1818, MARY “POLLY” HAGAR (LVR 115), who was born in Weston, MA 4 April 1789 (Weston VRs) and died in Lincoln/Winchendon, MA 14 December 1865, age 76y 8m 13d (MA VRs 184:89 & 185:284), daughter of Nathan and Anna (Bigelow) Hagar. Samuel “was a farmer on the homestead of his father and grandfather in Lincoln” (HOA). Children, born in Lincoln, Massachusetts (LVR 43-44): + 7.598 i. GEORGE7 HARTWELL, b. 31 May 1819; m. (1) MARGARET R. REDMAN, (2) LUCY BROOKS FISKE. 7.599 ii. JONAS HARTWELL, b. 30 June 1821; d. Cambridge, MA 5 Aug 1906 (MA VR 1906/26:362). He entered Phillips Academy in Andover intending to enter the ministry, but failing health compelled him to abandon his design. He spent several years traveling in the West, in Africa, South America and the West Indies. Removed to Lincoln, MA and was deacon of the church after the death of his brother, George (HOA). + 7.600 iii. CHARLES HARTWELL, b. 19 Dec 1825; m. (1) LUCY STEARNS, (2) HANNAH LOUISA PLYMPTON. + 7.601 iv. JOHN HARTWELL, b. 20 Dec 1827; m. SARAH WETMORE SOUTHMAYD. + 7.602 v. MARY ANN HARTWELL, b. 30 Aug 1830; m. GEORGE MARCUS ROGERS. + 7.603 vi. SAMUEL HARTWELL, b. 4 Jan 1834; m. JULIA WESTON. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­158

Descendants of Ephraim5 & Mary (Brown) Hartwell

6.237 MARY6 HARTWELL (Ephraim5-4, Samuel3-2, William1) was born in Princeton, Massachusetts 24 August 1770 (PVR 34) and died probably in Walpole, New Hampshire, 11 July 1846 (HOA). She married 6 March 1791, CALEB BELLOWS of Walpole, New Hampshire, who was born 29 July 1767 and died 17 April 1822, son of Benjamin and Phebe (Strong) Bellows, and a grandson of the original grantee [presumably of Walpole, NH]. He was largely engaged in farming, sheep raising, cotton manufacturing, with mills at Drewsville, New Hampshire and Rockingham, Vermont. Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: i. EPHRAIM HARTWELL BELLOWS, b. 29 Jan 1792; d. Worcester, MA 5 Jan 1861, 69y (MA VR 149:314); m. Concord, MA 25 Nov 1818, SARAH “SALLY” BROWN (CBMD 372), b. Concord 15 Oct 1786 (CBMD 263), d. Worcester 14 Feb 1866, 79y 4m (MA VR 194:265), daughter of Roger & Mary (__) Brown. Ephraim was superintendent of a cotton factory in Concord. Children, born in Concord, Massachusetts: 1. Benjamin Franklin Bellows, b. 9 Oct 1819 (CBMD 296; HOA has 1809); d. 26 Feb 1823 (CBMD 341). 2. Mary Brown Bellows, b. 14 Nov 1821 (CBMD 296); d. 19 June 1837 (CBMD 350). 3. Sarah Elizabeth Bellows, b. 6 March 1823; d. Salem, MA 27 Oct 1909, age 86y 7m 21d (MA VR 1909/84:482). 4. Ephraim Hartwell Bellows, b. 10 Jan 1825; d. 16 Dec 1825 (CBMD 343). 5. Ephraim Hartwell Bellows (again), b. 18 Aug 1826; d. Danvers [MA] Insane Hospital 22 April 1905 (MA VR 1905/35:2); m. 30 April 1848, Jane L. Bent, who d. 30 July 1849. He was a machinist some years in Cuba, lived later in Salem, MA. 6. George Lyman Bellows, b. Ware 6 April 1828 (CBMD 304); d. 20 Nov 1863; unmarried. He was in dry goods trade in Boston, MA, later in Chicago. He raised a company in 51st Illinois Vols., and was a model officer; in action at Stone River, reported killed; soon promoted to major; led his men at Lookout Mountain and Mission Ridge, falling in the latter action at the moment of victory. 7. Frances Maria Bellows, b. 18 Feb 1831 (CBMD 307); d. 15 Jan 6-159 Sixth Generation

1835, age 4y (CBMD 349; HOA has 1845). ii. CALEB STRONG BELLOWS, b. 22 Aug 1793; thrown from a horse and killed 10 March 1804. iii. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BELLOWS, b. 22 Oct 1795; d. of consumption 24 Dec 1818. iv. GEORGE LYMAN BELLOWS, b. 4 Feb 1798; d. 27 Aug 1831; m. 10 Dec 1829, CHARLOTTE L. STODDARD of New London, CT, b. 31 March 1809, d. 12 May 1848. He was for some years in trade in Montreal, Quebec, Canada; in 1825 in lumber trade in Ottawa; removed in March 1831 to Texas. Child, per HOA: 1. Charlotte L. Bellows, b. 9 Nov 1830; d. infancy. v. MARY BROWN BELLOWS, b. 6 Jan 1800; d. 16 Feb 1885; m. (1) 20 Oct 1819, Rev. PLINY DICKINSON of Walpole, NH, b. Granby [MA or VT?], 30 Aug 1771, d. suddenly at Amherst College commencement 27 Aug 1834; graduated from Dartmouth College in 1798 and settled in Walpole in 1800; m. (2) 21 Aug 1838, JAMES CRAWFORD of Putney, VT, b. 6 March 1798, d. 2 Nov 1846, an attorney; removed to Dubuque, IA in 1839; m. (3) 22 Aug 1861, Capt. GEORGE K. SMITH of Bowen’s Prairie, IA, a farmer and retired sea captain, b. 30 June 1787, d. 8 March 1868. Children by Pliny Dickinson, per HOA: 1. George L. Dickinson, b. 22 Aug 1820; m. (1) 5 April 1841, Lucy Evans of Richford, VT, b. 9 Feb 1820, d. 1 June 1868; m. (2) 26 Dec 1872, Caroline E. (Chick) Moore, b. Winterport, ME 3 Oct 1825. George went to sea in 1836, returned home in 1840 and engaged in manufacturing; in 1845 he went to Dubuque, IA keeping a hotel until 1870; then removed to Minneapolis, MN. 9 children. 2. William Dickinson, b. 22 Sept 1822; m. 2 June 1855, Evelina Crane of Boston, MA b. 20 Feb. 1821. William graduated from Dartmouth; removed to St. Louis, MO; and settled in the practice of medicine. He was appointed brigade surgeon of U.S. Vols. April 1862; mustered out in Jan 1865; returned to St. Louis as an oculist. 3 children. 3. Eli H. Dickinson, b. 9 May 1824; d. 20 June 1844. 4. Edward C. Dickinson, b. 16 Oct 1826; d. 13 Dec 1882; m. 14 May 1868, Missouri Turnbaugh of Pittsfield, IL, b. 30 Dec 1844. Edward was graduated from Dartmouth; removed to Kansas City, MO; physician and druggist. One child. 5. Samuel P. Dickinson, b. 7 Jan 1829; was in planing mill Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­160

business at Dubuque, IA. 6. Joseph L. Dickinson, b. 25 March 1831; m. 18 June 1861, Jenny A. Taylor of Alstead, NH, b. 31 Dec 1836. Joseph was in business with his brother, Samuel P. in Dubuque, IA for some years, then at Manchester, IA. Three children. 7. Mary H. Dickinson, b. 5 Aug 1833; d. young. 8. Phebe C. Dickinson, b. posthumously 26 April 1835; d. young. Children by James Crawford, per HOA: 9. James E. Crawford, b. 30 April 1839; m. 5 May 1866, Maria Coppernail, b. Otsego Co., NY 11 July 1844. James enlisted Sept 1861 in 2nd Iowa Cavalry; was in the battle of Corinth; wounded at Collinville, TN 3 Nov 1863; 1st Lieut. April 1864; Capt. later; mustered out Nov 1864. He was a farmer 1866- 1882, then a miller and grain dealer in Chapin, IA. Five children. 10. Otis D. Crawford, b. 5 Feb. 1842; m. 1 Sept 1874, Clara M. Wood, b. Swanzey, NH 22 March 1844. Otis enlisted 6 Aug 1861 in 9th Iowa Vols., mustered out 24 Sept 1864; was in battles of Pea Ridge, Haines Bluff, Cash River, AR, Arkansas Post, Jackson, seige of Vicksburg; wounded in color guard assault 22 May 1863. He took prep. course at Appleton Academy, New Ipswich, NH; Iowa College, 1 year; full course at Chicago Theological Seminary; Oberlin; Andover; Congregational minister, Hampton, IA 1872-1874; Sunderland [MA?] 1 year; Bedford [MA?], 1 year; Bloomfield, NJ 1877-79; Mobile, AL 1879-83; Ridgeway, PA 1884-1885; then Patchogue, L.I. One child. 11. Henry D. Crawford, b. 2 March 1844. He was a drummer boy in Co. H, 9th Iowa Inf., vet. and drum major; with Sherman to the sea; mustered out 1865. vi. PHEBE STRONG BELLOWS, b. 7 June 1802; m. 18 Feb 1828, JOSEPH MCCLOY of Ottawa, Canada, b. 12 May 1804; settled in Bytown, Ontario, Canada; lived in Ypsilanti, MI; Riverhead, L.I.; Dubuque and Maquoketa, IA. He was a miller. Children, per HOA: 1. Joseph B. McCloy, b. 4 April 1829; d. young. 2. Mary Caroline McCloy, b. 21 Jan. 1831; d. 1893; m. Oct 1852, Pierce Mitchell of Meredith, NY, b. 19 Dec 1822, d. 1892. He was a merchant in Maquoketa, IA. Four children. 3. Julia M. McCloy, b. 7 July 1833; d. 5 April 1846. 6-161 Sixth Generation

4. Phebe A. McCloy, b. 18 Jan. 1837; m. 1 Sept 1857, Frederick S. Dunham of Hartford, CT, b. 19 Feb 1832. He was a merchant in Maquoketa, IA. Two children. vii. LAURA LIVERMORE BELLOWS, b. 17 Sept 1804; d. 9 Jan 1878; m. 21 April 1824, JAMES BARR, M.D., of New Ipswich, NH, b. 23 May 1790, d. 6 June 1845. He graduated from Dartmouth College, settled in practice in New Ipswich in 1817, a skillful, conscientious physician. In spite of a lung disease, he kept up his office practice until near his death, when so feeble that his wife had to drive for him. Children, per HOA: 1. Mary H. Barr, b. 16 Jan 1825; m. 13 July 1843, Samuel Tarbell Ames, b. Pepperell, MA 23 March 1810 (PVR 11), son of Jonathan and Sally (Tarbell) Ames. Samuel was a general merchant until 1837; removed to Boston, MA; and was a wholesale jobber in woolens. Two children. 2. Sarah J. Barr, b. 11 July 1827; d. 12 Sept 1884; m. 15 March 1847, Sanford B. Perry, b. Leicester, VT 20 Sept 1820. He was graduated from Harvard Law School in 1845, practiced in Medford, MA until 1856, then removed to Chicago, IL. Three children. 3. George L. Barr, b. 12 March 1830; d. 1 April 1877; m. 20 Nov 1851, Elizabeth M. Lawrence of Medford, MA, b. 5 Aug 1835. Five children. 4. James W. Barr, b. 7 June 1833; d. infancy. 5. Caroline F. Barr, b. 27 Feb 1835; n.f.r. 6. James (again) H. Barr, b. 16 Sept 1837; d. young. 7. Ellen M. Barr, b. 10 Nov 1840; educated at Mt. Holyoke; teacher in Milford High School for 12 years; then had a private school on Marlboro St., Boston, MA. viii. CALEB STRONG BELLOWS, b. 1 Sept 1806; d. 21 April 1863; m. 26 Feb 1827, ESTHER MUNSILL, b. Yorkshire, England 6 April 1806, emigrated in 1819, d. Menasha, WI 2 March 1886. From 1824 to 1832, Caleb was a merchant and postmaster at Carlton Place, Ontario, Canada; removed in 1835 to Westmeath, Ont., first magistrate and postmaster. As there was no physician within 60 miles, he dealt out medicines and set broken bones. From 1853 to his death he was Lt. Col. of militia, a leading, trusted citizen. Children, per HOA: 1. Julia Hensley Bellows, b. 4 Feb 1828; m. 22 March 1849, Mark M. Drew, b. Sheldon, VT 25 Feb 1816. He was a tanner Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­162

in Westmeath, Ontario, Canada; later a boot and shoe manufacturer in Portage Du Fort, Ont.; removed in 1867 to Eureka, WI; and in 1878 to Elo, WI. He was for many years a Methodist class leader in Canada. Four children. 2. George H. Bellows, b. 9 June 1829; d. young. 3. George (again) F. Bellows, b. 28 Oct 1831; m. 8 Jan 1853, Catherine M. Stone of L’Original, Ontario, Canada, b. 28 May 1831. He removed in 1863 to Menasha, WI and manufactured sash, doors, etc.; removed later to Texas. Three children. 4. Mary E. Bellows, b. 18 April 1833; m. 11 Dec 1854, Rev. Richard M. Hammond, b. Lanark, Ontario, Canada, 20 March 1824. He was minister of the Wesleyan Methodist Church of Canada, stationed at Castleton, Ont. Five children. 5. Louise H. Bellows, b. 22 Sept 1834; d. infancy. 6. Susanna M. Bellows, b. 25 Sept. 1836; m. 15 Jan 1869, Albert B. Beach of South Gower, Ontario, Canada, b. 5 June 1841, a farmer and apiarist. Four children. 7. Louise V. Bellows, b. 26 Feb 1839; m. 3 July 1862, William Hutton of Admaston, Ontario, Canada, b. 28 Oct. 1835; removed to Archer, TX. Five children. 8. Prince A. Bellows, b. 3 March 1841; d. 28 Nov 1866 of hemorrhage of the lungs. He entered the Wesleyan Methodist Conference station, Calabogie Mission. 9. Emeline S. Bellows, b. 12 Nov 1842; m. 20 Oct 1869 Col. Joseph Hinson, b. Waverley, OH 4 March 1842; enlisted 10 April 1861, private, 1st Ohio Vols.; 1st Lieut. 33d Regt., 17 Aug 1861; Capt. 23 March 1862; Major 28 Jan 1865; Lt. Col. 18 May 1865; Col. 26 June 1865. He was in 1st Bull Run, Shiloh, Stone River, Chattanooga, with Sherman to the sea, lost an arm; 20 general engagements; member of Webster Manufacturing Co., and bookkeeper, Menasha, WI. 10. Isabella H. Bellows, b. 17 Oct 1844; d. 9 Aug 1877; m. 16 Sept 1864, Rev. Thomas H. Walker of Van Kleek Hill, Ontario, Canada, b. 22 March 1836, a Methodist minister in Canada, later in Wisconsin, and at Mt. Vernon, Dakota. Four children. 11. Phebe C. Bellows, b. 5 Sept. 1846; m. 27 May 1869, John Agnew of Montague, Ontario, Canada, b. 1 May 1843, a carriage maker at Smiths Falls, removed in 1867 to Kemptville, Ont. Three children. 6-163 Sixth Generation

ix. MOSES BROWN BELLOWS, b. 22 Aug 1808; m. 10 Jan 1841, FANNY M. PIERCE, b. 4 Jan 1821; both d. Nebraska ca. 1884-1885. Moses learned the printer’s trade, later a farmer in Dakota. Children, per HOA: 1. George L. Bellows, b. 15 April 1842; n.f.r. 2. Benjamin F. Bellows, b. 17 March 1844; n.f.r. 3. William H. H. Bellows, b. 21 Feb 1846; n.f.r. 4. Charles C. Bellows, b. 31 Dec 1848; n.f.r. 5. Elizabeth R. Bellows, b. 18 Aug 1852; n.f.r. 6. Caroline Bellows, b. -- June 1854; n.f.r. 7. Frances M. Bellows, b. 1857; n.f.r. x. ELIZABETH ROWE BELLOWS, b. 22 July 1810; d. 1 Feb 1865; “of Walpole” NH when m. (int.) Concord, MA 2 April 1831 (CBMD 392), BOWMAN W. DENNIS, b. 4 July 1805; lived in Byron, MI; separated, and she became matron in Bellevue Hospital, housekeeper in Brevoort and New Earle Hotels, New York City, Willard’s in Washington, DC, and later for her brother, Charles C. in that city. Children, per HOA: 1. Mary E. Dennis, b. 7 April 1832; m. John Williams of Byron, MI; n.f.r. 2. Lucy H. Dennis, b. 31 Oct 1834; m. Edwin A. Sheldon. One child. xi. CAROLINE PINKNEY BELLOWS (twin), b. 6 May 1813; m. (1) 24 Aug 1837, JOSHUA B. DAVIS of Chelmsford, MA b. 9 April 1804, college graduate, atty-at-law in Toledo, OH, d. Bernardston, MA 5 March 1843; m. (2) 21 Nov 1844, JAMES WOLCOTT, b. 3 Nov 1789, son of Guy and Abigail (Allyn) Wolcott of Litchfield, CT; div.; m. (3) 18 Feb 1858, JOSEPH BERRY, b. Princeton, MA 22 Feb 1787, d. 13 Jan 1865; attorney, judge, Newbury, VT; removed to Toledo, OH in 1859. Child by second husband, per HOA: 1. Joseph L. Wolcott, b. 10 Oct 1845; m. 13 July 1870, Mary L. Kassick of Jackson, MI, b. 18 Dec 1849. He was a dealer in hardware in Toledo. xii. CHARLES COATSWORTH BELLOWS (twin), b. 6 May 1813; d. 7 Sept 1872; m. 6 Oct 1838, ABBY PARKER CHAMPNEY of New Ipswich, NH, b. 29 Aug 1813, d. 14 Oct 1894. He lived in Buffalo, NY and Dubuque, IA; during the war he was Q.M. General of U.S. Sanitary Commission at Washington, DC; resided later at New Ipswich; he was the inventor of several useful patents. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­164

Children, per HOA: 1. Mary Narcissa Bellows, b. 1 Feb 1841; d. 15 July 1842. 2. Richard Mott Bellows, b. 6 July 1843; drowned 18 July 1857. 3. Mary Abby Bellows, b. 10 May 1845; d. 27 July 1914; m. 23 Nov 1867, Francis S. Gilson, b. Londonderry, VT 18 Oct 1839. He graduated from Dartmouth Medical School in 1861; appointed 6 Aug 1862 as assistant surgeon 9th NH Vols. and surgeon 18 Feb 1865; after the war in practice at New Ipswich, NH. 4. Charles Parker Bellows, b. 27 April 1848; d. 1 Oct 1853. 5. Ellen Phebe Bellows, b. 13 Nov 1851; d. 8 March 1864. Descendants of John5 & Hepzibah (Brooks) Hartwell

6.239 JOHN H.6 HARTWELL (John5, Ephraim4, Samuel3-2, William1) was born in Lincoln, Massachusetts 2 January 1787 (LVR 43) and died in Augusta, Maine 6 March 1859, age 72 years (AVR 2:322; Gs: Cony Cemetery). He married in Augusta 31 May 1810, his first cousin, ELIZA BROOKS (AVR 1:373), who was born in Hallowell, Maine 30 December 1789 (HVR 38) and died in Augusta 23 April 1864, age 74 years (AVR 2:322; Gs: Cony Cemetery), only daughter of William and Susanna (Johnson) (Cony) (Howard) Brooks. John H. “went to Augusta, Maine as a clerk for his uncle, William Brooks... He was in business with Deacon John Eveleth under the name of Eveleth and Hartwell; was an auctioneer, being the first one to engage in that business in Augusta for any considerable length of time. According to a tax list for 1790, William Brooks was one of the four richest men in Hallowell. He was an agent in erecting the Insane Hospital in 1837. Devoted himself to farming during the last years of his life (HOA). John H. is enumerated on the 1850 federal census in Augusta, with his wife, son John N., daughters Susan A., Lydia C., Mary L., and Ellen M., Joel Savage, a 23- year-old farmer, and Lucy Cookson (Federal census, NARA). Children, born in Augusta, Maine (AVR 1:67-68): + 7.604 i. SARAH ELIZA7 HARTWELL, b. 19 Oct 1811; m. JOHN POPE. + 7.605 ii. WILLIAM BROOKS HARTWELL, b. 13 Nov 1814; m. ELIZABETH HARTWELL JOHNSON (see #6.241-i below). 7.606 iii. JOHN NEWTON HARTWELL, b. 16 May 1817 (AVR 67); d. Augusta, ME 17 June 1904 (Gs:Cony Cemetery, Augusta). He was a merchant in Augusta per HOA and a sea captain per the 1850 federal census. 7.607 iv. SUSAN AUGUSTA HARTWELL, b 14 Aug 1819; d. Augusta, ME 6 Sept 6-165 Sixth Generation

1854, age 35y (AVR 2:322; Gs: Cony Cemetery); unmarried. 7.608 v. LYDIA CAROLINE HARTWELL, b. 20 Nov 1822; d. Annapolis, MD (recorded Augusta) 11 May 1876 (AVR 2:322); unmarried. 7.609 vi. HARRIET BASS HARTWELL, b. 23 Feb 1824 (AVR 67); d. Augusta, ME 9 Oct 1841, age 17 (AVR 2:322; Gs: Cony Cemetery). 7.610 vii. MARY LOUISA HARTWELL, b. 24 Jan 1827; d. Boston, MA (buried Augusta, ME) of heart disease 10 March 1889, age 62y (AVR 2:322; Gs: Pope monument, Cony Cemetery; MA VR 402:78); unmarried. 7.611 viii. ELLEN MARIA “NELLIE” HARTWELL, bp. 22 May 1831 (AVR 67); d. Augusta, ME 16 April 1866 (AVR 2:322; Gs: Cony Cemetery) ; unmarried.

6.240 SARAH L.6 HARTWELL (John5, Ephraim4, Samuel3-2, William1) was born in Lincoln, Massachusetts 24 October 1788 (LVR 44) and died in Augusta, Maine (recorded Lincoln) 20 August 1871, age 82 years (MA VR 239:156). She married in Lincoln 31 December 1818, ABIJAH HOAR PIERCE of Cambridge (LVR 115). Abijah was born in Concord, Massachusetts 1 September 1782 (as Abijah Peirce Hoar) and died in Lincoln 29 April 1860, age 77y 8m (MA VR 139:106), son of Samuel and Susanna (Pierce) Hoar. Abijah legally changed his name in 1841. Children, born probably in Cambridge or Boston, Massachusetts: i. SAMUEL HOAR PIERCE, b. Cambridge, MA 1 July 1820; d. Lincoln, MA 5 March 1910, 89y 8m (MA VR 1910/58:437); m. 10 Oct 1848, SARAH CAROLINE SMITH (MA VR 38:48), b. Lincoln ca. 1828, daughter of Jonas & Abigail (__) Smith. Children, recorded in Lincoln, MA: 1. Helen Frances Pierce, b. 30 Dec 1849 (MA VR 35:219, as unnamed); m. Lincoln, MA 19 May 1886, Edward C. Foster (MA VR 391:122), b. Lincoln ca. 1852, son of William & Alice (__) Foster. 2. Unnamed female, b. 16 Dec 1851 (MA VR 52:93); n.f.r. 3. John H. Pierce, b. 4 Oct. 1856 (MA VR 97:149); d. 29 Sept 1857, 11m (MA VR 112:111). 4. Unnamed female, b. 10 Dec 1858 (MA VR 115:155); n.f.r. 5. Abigail “Abby” Pierce, b. 13 Dec 1860 (MA VR 133:121, as unnamed); m. Lincoln, MA 8 Nov 1898, as his 2nd wife, Edward Irving Smith (MA VR 479:191), son of Cyrus & Emily (Huddleston) Smith. ii. SARAH HARTWELL PIERCE, b. 16 June 1822; d. 2 Jan 1833. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­166

iii. AUGUSTA MARIA PIERCE, b. 3 March 1826; d. Lincoln, MA 19 Aug 1899, 73y 5m 16d; unmarried (MA VR 493:453). iv. JOHN HOWARD PIERCE, b. Boston, MA 3 Feb 1830; d. Lincoln, MA 5 April 1910, 80y (a month after his brother) (MA VR 1910/58:438); m. Lincoln 22 Nov 1862, MARY ELIZABETH WHEELER (MA VR 154:139), b. ca. 1841, daughter of Abel & Charlotte (__) Wheeler. Children, recorded in Lincoln, MA: 1. Henry H. Pierce, b. 3 Aug 1863 (MA VR 160:99, as male); d. 24 Dec 1867, 4y 4m (MA VR 203:134). 2. Elsie Howard Pierce, b. 28 Jan 1866 (MA VR 187:166); n.f.r. 3. Robert Pierce, b. 27 Jan 1869 (MA VR 215:171); n.f.r. v. HELEN FRANCES PIERCE, b. 27 May 1833; d. Lexington, MA 27 Dec 1859, 26y 7m (MA VR 130:72½); m. Boston, MA 5 Dec 1855, JAMES VAN VOAST of Schenectady, NY (MA VR 89:153). Child: 1. Helen Van Voast, b. ca. 1859; m. Concord, MA 28 Feb 1888, William Ross Warren (MA VR 389:94).

6.241 HANNAH6 HARTWELL (John5, Ephraim4, Samuel3-2, William1) was born in Lincoln, Massachusetts, 9 November 1790 (LVR 43) and died in Boston, MA, 17 January 1868, age 77y 2m 8d (MA VR 213:11). She married in Lincoln, 17 June 1818, WILLIAM B. JOHNSON of Augusta, Maine (LVR 115). He was a merchant in Philadelphia and New York City (HOA). Children, all recorded in Lincoln, Massachusetts (LVR 49-50): + i. ELIZABETH HARTWELL JOHNSON, b. Augusta, ME 8 May 1819; m. WILLIAM BROOKS7 HARTWELL (see #7.605). ii. WILLIAM HARTWELL JOHNSON, b. 26 April 1821; d. 25 Dec 1878; changed his name to WILLIAM RENVILLE; m. ca. 1853, MARY HODGES; taught penmanship in New York City 1855-60; removed to Orange, NJ. Children, per HOA: 1. Lillian Johnson/Renville, m. [sic] 1853. 2. Clifford Johnson/Renville, b. 1865(?). 3. Florence Johnson/Renville, b. 1867(?). iii. HARRIET NEWELL JOHNSON, b. Philadelphia, PA 23 March 1826; school teacher in 1842; m. Pierpont, NY GROSVENOR THOMAS, b. 1820; went to Kentucky and was divorced; returned East and was teaching in Boston, MA after 1860. iv. MARIA LOUISA JOHNSON, b. New York City 27 April 1830; m. 6-167 Sixth Generation

GEORGE OTIS RICHARDSON, b. Sudbury, MA 25 Feb 1831 (SVR 125), son of Abel B. and Caroline (__) Richardson. He was a patrolman on Boston [MA] Police Force 27 Jan 1862; sergeant 15 Feb 1875; inspector 21 Oct 1878; retired 10 Aug 1888. There were children. v. MARY JANE (HOA has Merry J.) JOHNSON, b. New York City 17 Sept 1832; n.f.r. Descendants of Isaac5 & Eunice (Mirick) Hartwell

6.243 JONAS6 HARTWELL (Isaac5, Ephraim4, Samuel3-2, William1) was born in Princeton, Massachusetts 22 November 1786 (PVR 34) and died there 25 May 1820, age 33 (PVR 168). He is called “Colonel” at the time of his death. He married in Princeton 16 May 1811, MARY WHITTEKER (PVR 104), who was born there 24 November 1788 (PVR 69) and died in Holden, Massachusetts 3 October 1886, age 97y 10m (MA VR 375:443, buried Princeton), daughter of William and Lydia (Howe) Whitteker. After Jonas’ death, Mary married second, 9 October 1832, GEORGE FLAGG of Holden (PVR 104). Children, born in Princeton, Massachusetts (PVR 34): 7.612 i. MARY-AUGUSTA7 HARTWELL, b. 25 Dec 1811; d. 24 Feb 1812 (PVR 168). 7.613 ii. JONAS-HERVEY HARTWELL, b. 27 Dec 1812; d. on Kenawah River in West Virginia 7 June 1837 (HOA). 7.614 iii. WILLIAM-WHITTEKER HARTWELL, b. 30 June 1814; d. Andover, MA 21 July 1840, age 26y 22d (AVR4 2:??; HVR 214), while a student at Andover Theological Seminar. + 7.615 iv. MARY-AUGUSTA HARTWELL, b. 18 June 1816; m. ISAAC PIERCE DAMAN. 7.616 v. JULIA-AMANDA HARTWELL, b. 13 June 1818; d. Charleston, WV 8 Feb 1836 (HOA). + 7.617 vi. LYDIA-MARIA HARTWELL, b. (posthumously) 17 Sept 1820; m. JOHN BOYDEN.

6.244 MARY6 “POLLY” HARTWELL (Isaac5, Ephraim4, Samuel3-2, William1) was born in Princeton, Massachusetts 14 January 1788 (PVR 34) and died, evidently as a result of childbirth, in Camden, Maine 8 May 1816, in her 28th year (PVR 181). She married ca. 1812, JOHN NICHOLSON, who died in “Blakeley, Alabama Ferry” 4 July 1818 (PVR 181). Children, born in Camden, Maine, recorded in Princeton, Massachusetts (PVR 52): Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­168

i. MARY LOUISA NICHOLSON, b. 9 Sept 1813; d. Princeton, MA 18 March 1845 (MA VR 15:147); m. there 12 Sept 1839, as his 2nd wife, NATHAN MERIAM. [Note: Nathan Meriam named his last-born child by his first wife, Hartwell Meriam. His reason for this is not clear.] Children, born in Princeton: 1. John-Nicholson Meriam, b. 28 June 1840. 2. Abby-Rosella Meriam, b. 21 Oct 1841. 3. Nathan-Albert Meriam, b. 16 Feb 1843. 4. Joanna Annetta Meriam, b. 3 Aug 1844. ii. SARAH PARKER NICHOLSON, b. 25 April 1816; d. Princeton, MA 28 April 1845, age 29y 3d (PVR 161); m. there 15 Sept 1836, JAMES-MIRICK EVELETH, b. Princeton 20 April 1811, son of Joshua & Catharine (__) Eveleth. Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 1. George Eveleth, b. 24 Sept 1837; d. Iowa 13 Jan 1879; m. So. Acworth, NH 22 March 1866, Ellen Bullard; removed to Iowa. His widow returned to New Hampshire to educate their five children. 2. Eliza Ann Eveleth, b. 15 Nov 1838; d. 20 July 1861. 3. William Hartwell Eveleth, b. 15 June 1840; d. 12 Oct 1922; m. Sudbury, MA 23 March 1871, Emma Susan Thompson, b. Sudbury 4 April 1848, d. 18 May 1874. They lived in Cambridge, MA where he was Supt. of Grounds at Harvard College. Two children. 4. Charles Theodore Eveleth, b. -- June 1842; found dead in a stable behind cattle, 19 Feb 1850 while attending the stock during his father’s absence. 5. Sarah Sophia Eveleth, b. Princeton, MA 15 July 1844; d. 1891; m. 1866, as his first wife, Charles Cook, b. Leominster, MA 27 May 1844, d. 1907. Two children.

6.245 SUSAN6 “SUKEY” HARTWELL (Isaac5, Ephraim4, Samuel3-2, William1) was born in Princeton, Massachusetts 23 October 1789 (PVR 34) and died there, 9 days after her husband, 16 October 1824, age 35 (PVR 149). She married in Princeton 25 November 1807, Dr. HENRY BAGG (PVR 104), who was born probably in Shutesbury, Massachusetts 10 October 1781 and died in Princeton 7 October 1824, age 44 (PVR 149), son of Aaron and Mehitable (Loomis) Bagg (Loomis Genealogy). 6-169 Sixth Generation

Children, born in Princeton, Massachusetts (PVR 10): i. ADALINE BAGG, b. 15 Sept 1808; d. Eaton, NY, 1 June 1874; m. 1 Aug 1832, as his 2nd wife, ELLIS MORSE, farmer, distiller, cattle dealer, b. Natick, MA 26 Jan 1789, d. Eaton 15 Oct 1869. Children, per HOA: 1. Adeline Morse, b. 14 Feb 1834; m. 1 July 1863, Amos O. Osborne; lived in Waterville, NY. 2. Walter Morse, b. 15 Feb 1835; d. Eaton, NY 23 May 1907 (Gs:Eaton Cemetery); m. 3 Feb 1862, Celeste Davis, b. Eaton, NY 23 Sept 1842. Two children. 3. Henry Bagg Morse, b. 2 July 1836; d. 20 June 1874, served in Co. D, 114th NY Vols.; attorney at law, circuit judge at Pine Bluff, AR. 4. Alfred Ayer Morse, b. 29 Sept 1838; graduated from Hamilton College; enlisted Co. D, 114th NY Vols.; d. 24 Nov 1864 of a wound received at battle of Cedar Creek, VA. 5. Hartwell Morse, b. 6 April 1843; d. 6 Oct. 1930; m. 16 Sept 1869, Kate K. Johnson, b. Schuylerville, NY 26 Nov 1845. Hartwell was cashier of City National Bank of Binghamton, NY. Four children. ii. HARRIET BAGG, b. 18 Dec 1809; m. Princeton, MA 3 Oct 1833, EDWARD A. GOODNOW. iii. SUKEY BAGG, b. 7 March 1811; d. Princeton, MA 11 Aug 1840, age 29 (PVR 149). iv. MARY AUGUSTA BAGG, b. 21 Feb 1813. v. EUNICE MIRICK BAGG, b. 15 April 1815. vi. HENRY HARTWELL BAGG, b. 14 March 1818; m. (1) 20 Nov 1845, MARY A. STONE, b. Eaton, NY 28 Oct 1820, d. 1 Nov 1851; m. (2) 22 Dec 1853, EXANA WATERS, b. Norwich, NY 1 June 1822, d. 5 May 1879. Children by Mary Stone, per HOA: 1. Henry H. Bagg, b. 10 May 1847; d. young. 2. Mary E. Bagg, b. 17 Aug 1848; d. 16 June 1860. 3. Edward Bagg, b. 7 May 1851; d. inf. Children by Exana Waters: 4. Deville W. Bagg, b. 28 March 1856; d. young. 5. Adeline M. Bagg, b. 7 Sept. 1861; d. 11 Sept 1917. vii. JAMES-HERVEY BAGG, b. 7 Feb 1820.

6.248 ISAAC6 HARTWELL, JR. (Isaac5, Ephraim4, Samuel3-2, William1) was born in Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­170

Princeton, Massachusetts 14 April 1795 (PVR 34) and died there 4 September 1881, age 87y 4m 20d (MA VR 330:399). He married in Holden, Massachusetts 1 October 1822, SUKEY DAVIS (HVR 141), who was born in Holden 24 January 1802 (HVR 32) and died of pneumonia in Princeton 21 April 1878, age 76y 2m (MA VR 303:370), daughter of Thomas and Lettice (Rice) Davis. Children, born in Princeton, Massachusetts (PVR 34): 7.618 i. WARREN DAVIS7 HARTWELL, b. 26 Dec 1823; d. Princeton, MA 4 June 1847, age 23y 5m 10d (PVR 168). 7.619 ii. ELIZA ANTONETTE7 HARTWELL, b. 14 Sept 1825; d. Worcester, MA 26 March 1897, 71y 6m 12d (MA VR 474:779); m. Princeton, MA 24 Jan 1850, GEORGE F. FOLGER (MA VR 47:213), b. Camden, ME ca. 1816, d. Princeton 16 March 1882, 66y 7m 23d (MA VR 339:442), son of Charles & Bethia (Parker) Folger. No recorded children. + 7.620 iii. MARIA LEWELLYN HARTWELL, b. 2 Dec 1827; m. EDWIN H. LOVELL. + 7.621 iv. EDWARD EVERETT HARTWELL, b. 14 Sept 1831; m. (1) CAROLINE D. MIRICK, (2) MARTHA SELBY.

6.249 JOSEPH6 HARTWELL (Isaac5, Ephraim4, Samuel3-2, William1) was born in Princeton, Massachusetts 8 October 1796 (PVR 34) and died there, of typhus fever, 20 March 1845, age 48y 5m 12d (PVR 168; MA VR 15:147). He married in Princeton 4 December 1821, SALLY COBB (PVR 104), who was born in Marlborough [MA or NH?] (HOA; death record; not in MVR) 11 October 1801 and died in Princeton 9 April 1880, age 78y 5m 28d (MA VR 321:418), daughter of Samuel and Azubah (Newton) Cobb. [Note: Both Joseph and his son, Joseph Mirick, died of typhus fever within a few weeks of each other.] Children, born in Princeton, Massachusetts (PVR 34): + 7.622 i. EUNICE ELIZA7 HARTWELL, b. 27 June 1823; m. LYMAN W. LELAND. 7.623 ii. JOSEPH MIRICK HARTWELL, b. 18 Sept 1824; d. of typhus fever, 8 April 1845, age 20y 7m 9d (PVR 168; MA VR 15:147). + 7.624 iii. SARAH LOUISA HARTWELL, b. 7 May 1827; m. JOHN BROOKS, JR. 7.625 iv. SUSAN ANN HARTWELL, b. 15 July 1829; d. Princeton, MA of multiple carcinoma, 31 Aug 1905, age 76y 1m 16d (MA VR 1905/77:320); unmarried. 7.626 v. ISAAC W. HARTWELL, b. 14 Sept 1835; d. Southborough, MA 23 May 1915 (MA VR 1915/73:476; HOA has 4 Sept 1881, which is the date 6-171 Sixth Generation

of his uncle Isaac Hartwell’s death); m. (1) 14 Sept 1870, FRANCES B. THOMPSON (HOA), b. Lowell, MA 18 Dec 1843 (HOA), d. 1 July 1871 (HOA); m. (2) 12 Oct 1880, MARY L. THOMPSON (HOA), b. 23 Sept 1850 (HOA), d. 31 Dec 1880 (HOA), sister of his first wife. Note: No marriage for Isaac is confirmed in Mass. Vital Records, but his death record calls him “widowed.”

6.250 LOUISA6 HARTWELL (Isaac5, Ephraim4, Samuel3-2, William1) was born in Princeton, Massachusetts 17 January 1799 (PVR 34) and died there, apparently as a result of childbirth, 6 February 1823, age 24 (PVR 153). She married in Princeton 4 October 1820, REUBEN BROOKS (PVR 104), who was born in Princeton 28 September 1795 (PVR 15), son of David and Patience (White) Brooks. Children, born in Princeton, Massachusetts (PVR 15): i. JONAS HARTWELL BROOKS, b. 21 July 1821; d. Princeton, MA 27 May 1834, age 12y 10m (PVR 153). ii. JOSEPH HEYWOOD BROOKS, b. 27 Jan 1823; bp. 8 June 1823; n.f.r.

6.251 LAURENDA6 HARTWELL (Isaac5, Ephraim4, Samuel3-2, William1) was born in Princeton, Massachusetts 17 March 1801 (PVR 34) and died in Worcester, MA 21 August 1882, age 81y 5m 4d (MA VR 339:478). She married in Princeton 21 March 1821, CALEB6 DANA (PVR 104), who was born there 24 December 1797 (PVR 20) and died in Worcester 5 March 1871 (MA VR 240:333), son of John5 (John4, Benjamin3-2, Richard1) and Lucinda (Mirick) Dana. Laurenda and Caleb are buried in Princeton. Caleb Dana was Assessor one year, Selectman five years in Worcester, and clerk and deacon at the First Church. Children, born in Princeton, Massachusetts (PVR 20): i. SARAH SOPHIA DANA, b. 19 Feb 1822; d. Princeton, MA 27 Sept 1843, age 21 (PVR 158). ii. JOHN ADAMS DANA, lawyer, b. 10 March 1823; d. Worcester, MA 6 Sept 1900 (MA VR 506:583); m. 26 Nov 1860, as her second husband, ELIZA HENSHAW (BATES) SMITH, b. Northampton, MA ca. 1821, d. Worcester 26 March 1900, aged 79 (MA VR 506:531), daughter of Isaac Chapman and Martha (Henshaw) Bates and widow of Charles F. Smith. Child, born in Worcester, MA: Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­172

1. Martha Henshaw Dana, b. 30 Nov 1861;(MA VR 143:297) d. 11 Sept 1862, 9m 11d (MA VR 158:311). [Note: three of Eliza’s children by her first husband took the name Dana.] iii. MARY LOUISA DANA, b. 14 April 1825; d. Worcester, MA 1 May 1900 (MA VR 506:545); unmarried. iv. UNNAMED INFANT, d. 17 Jan 1837 (PVR 158). Descendants of Joseph5 & Sarah (Skinner) Hartwell

6.252 CATHERINE6 HARTWELL (Joseph5, William4-3, Samuel2, William1) was born probably in the vicinity of Westford/Pepperell, Massachusetts ca. 1752 and died in Victor, New York, 12 September 1803 (Boughton Hill Cemetery record). She married, perhaps in Bedford, Massachusetts ca. 1775, as his second wife, JOSIAH UPTON, who was born in Reading, Massachusetts 24 August 1735 (RVR 236) and died in Charlemont, Massachusetts 10 December 1791, age 63 [sic] (CVR 163), son of Ebenezer and Sarah (Goodill) Upton. Josiah had married first, in Reading 28 December 1756, SUSANNA EMERSON, who died in Bedford, and by whom he had eight children. Josiah Upton “moved to Charlemont 1778” (Gs:? Cemetery, which erroneously says he was b. Bedford, 1728). [Note: Catherine is somewhat of a mystery in that she seems never to have been in Vermont with the rest of her family; it may be that she was brought up by relatives in Bedford, as she apparently went to Charlemont with members of Daniel4 and Sarah (Wilson) Hartwell’s family.] Children, recorded in Charlemont, Massachusetts (CVR 80-81): i. SARAH UPTON, b. 18 June 1776; d. ca. 1846; m. prob. Charlemont, MA ca. 1796, her 2nd cousin once removed, ISRAEL MEADS BLOOD (see #5.110-ii). ii. JAMES UPTON, b. 2 Feb 1779; d. ca. 1857; m. Victor, NY 21 April 1808, OLIVE BOUGHTON, d. Victor 24 April 1842, daughter of Samuel & Lucy (Tracy) Boughton. Children, born in Victor, New York (Upton genealogy): 1. Achsah Upton, b. 21 March 1807; m. 5 July 1830, Dr. Hiram Thompson of Bristol, NY, d. 24 April 1832. One daughter. 2. Samuel Boughton Upton, b. 23 July 1810; d. 6 April 1832; unmarried. 3. Josiah W. Upton, b. 19 Sept 1812; m. Sophie Roe. 4. James Upton, b. 19 April 1815; m. Elvira E. Hawkins. 6-173 Sixth Generation

5. William W. Upton, b. 11 July 1817; m. (1) Maria Amanda Hollister, m. (2) Marietta Bryan. 6. Eunice Upton, b. 25 Dec 1818; d. unmarried. 7. Edward Upton, b. 30 March 1820; m. Achsah Thayer. 8. Olive Upton, b. Sept or Oct 1823; d. 6 Aug 1843; unmarried. 9. Caroline Hart Upton, b. 13 May 1826; d. 9 Feb 1853; m. Floyd D. Torrance; no recorded children. 10. Mary Emeline Upton, b. 19 April 1829; m. William C. Moore. 11. Maria Upton, b. 21 Aug 1831; d. 29 June 1832. 12. Charles E. Upton, b. 4 July 1833; m. Louise Racket. 13. Elvira Emeline Upton, b. 24 May 1838; m. ca. 1854, her brother-in-law, Floyd D. Torrance, who d. 22 July 1863, leaving one son who was adopted by his uncle Charles E. Upton. iii. JOANNE WILSON UPTON (apparently named for a sister of Sarah (Wilson) Hartwell), b. 13 June 1781; “went to Victor, NY, with her brothers in 1799, and resided there all her life. She married (1) NORMAN BRACE, (2) ISAAC MARSH, but had no children. She, however, adopted, reared, and educated twenty-one children, including her brother David’s daughter, Lucy, and all the children of her husband Marsh, and dying, left her fortune to charitable uses, and a name for goodness and charity which will long be cherished among the descendants of those to whom she was more than a mother” (Upton genealogy). iv. DAVID UPTON, b. 2 July 1783; m. 12 Sept 1805, MARY MARSH, b. Danby, VT 9 Nov 1786, d. Rollin, MI 31 Dec 1870. Children: 1. Olive Upton, b. 29 Oct 1806; m. Levi Wilson. 2. Abiathar Upton, b. 14 Oct 1808; m. Jane Hazlett. 3. Joanna Upton, b. 10 Aug 1810. 4. Mary Upton, b. 6 Aug 1812. 5. David Upton, b. 2 March 1814; m. Barbara Buckley. 6. Lucy Upton, b. 28 Oct 1816; m. Henry H. Taber. 7. Unnamed child, b. 14 June 1818. 8. Catherine Upton, b. 29 Jan 1821; m. Gerdon/Girdon Patch.

6.253 WILLIAM6 HARTWELL (Joseph5, William4-3, Samuel2, William1) was born probably in the vicinity of Westford/Pepperell, Massachusetts ca. 1753 and died in Jefferson County, Indiana sometime after the 1830 federal census was taken, on which he is listed as being between 70 and 80 years of age. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­174

He married first, in Windham County, Vermont 29 May 1773, his first cousin, SUSANNAH SKINNER (Internet Gen; not verified in VT VRs), who was born probably in Putney, Vermont 29 May 1755 (Internet; not in PVRs) and died ca. 1777, daughter of Samuel and Rachel (Britton) Skinner. William married second, in Westmoreland, New Hampshire/Putney, Vermont (int.) 12 August 1778, as her second husband, SUSANNA (SPERRY?) COLE (NH VRs; PVR 177), widow probably of Moses Cole. Efforts to track William and document his family have been extremely difficult and frustrating for his many descendants, due to lack of records. He sold his land in Putney, Vermont on 10 July 1792 and apparently went to Onondaga County, New York in time for the taking of the 1800 census. By 1810 he was in Ontario County, New York, and by 1820 he was in Indiana, where he appears on the 1820 federal census for Jennings County. Unless and until further records appear, we are constructing William’s family as follows. Further research is encouraged. Children by Susannah Skinner, born probably in Putney, Vermont: + 7.627 i. JOSEPH7 HARTWELL, b. ca. 1774; m. HULDAH ANDREWS. + 7.628 ii. EPHRAIM HARTWELL, b. ca. 1775; m. (1) ELIZABETH WRIGHT (2) SUSAN NATION. Children by Susannah (Sperry?) Cole, born probably in Putney, Vermont: + 7.629 iii. ?JAMES HARTWELL, b. ca. 1784; m. HANNAH GARFIELD. 7.630 iv. MOSES HARTWELL, b. ca. 1786; m. ELIZA (__). Shown on the 1850 federal census in Montgomery, Jennings Co., Indiana (Federal census, NARA), there is no further information on Moses. + 7.631 v. WILLIAM HARTWELL, b. ca. 1788; m. LORENDA/LUCINDA HARTWELL. 7.632 vi. FEMALE HARTWELL, b. ca. 1790; n.f.r. + 7.633 vii. EPHRAIM HARTWELL (again), b. ca. 1792; m. (1) SUSANNA (__) BARNES.

6.254 BETSEY6 HARTWELL (Joseph5, William4-3, Samuel2, William1) was born probably in the vicinity of Westford/Pepperell, Massachusetts 7 June 1754 (HOA) and her death record has not been found. She was living on 29 November 1814, when “Stephen Dutton & Betsey Dutton his wife & Betsey Dutton 2d, Edith Dutton, Louis [sic] Dutton, & Stephen H. Dutton their children” were warned out of Rockingham, Vermont (Rockingham Records, 142). She married ca. 1775, STEPHEN5 DUTTON, who was born in 6-175 Sixth Generation

Chelmsford, Massachusetts 7 January 1753 (CH VR 57) and died in Lowell, Massachusetts 19 October 1835, age 82 (LVR 4:96), only child of James4 Jr. (James3, Thomas2, John1) and Edith (Robbins) Dutton. Stephen “settled in Westmoreland, NH, removed to Putney [VT] and Rockingham, VT, then to Chester, where he kept a hotel. After Betsey’s death, he removed to Lowell” (HOA). This chronology seems a little off, considering that Stephen Dutton is shown on the 1790 federal census as the head of a household in Chester, Windsor County, Vermont, consisting of two males over 16, one male under 16 and eight females, and that the family was warned out of Rockingham, Vermont in 1814. However, his death record does state that he was “formerly of Chester, VT.” Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: i. ANNA DUTTON, b. 25 July 1776; m. 3 Nov 1803, DANIEL HALL of Chester, VT. Children: 1. Cynthia Hall, n.f.r. 2. Edith Hall, n.f.r. ii. SARAH DUTTON, b. 26 Aug 1778; m. JOEL STONE, who d. in Ohio. iii. PATIENCE DUTTON, b. 18 Aug 1780; m. 24 Jan 1805 (Gibson), JOHN REED GIBSON, b. Fitchburg, MA 8 Jan 1785 (Gibson), d. Grafton, VT 20 March 1858 (Gibson), son of David & Anna (Barton) Gibson. John took the religious test at Rockingham, VT 13 June 1806 (RVR 97). Children (Gibson): 1. Fanny Gibson, d. young. 2. George R. Gibson, d. Grafton, VT, 29 Aug 1868; m. Nancy M. Pollard. Two children (per Gibson). iv. THIRZA DUTTON, b. 14 Aug 1783; m. SOLOMON [SALMON] FISH. Salmon Fish took the religious test at Rockingham, VT 13 June 1806 (RVR 97). The Fish family was warned out of Rockingham on 27 May 1816 (RVR 146). Children, per warning out: 1. Horace Fish, n.f.r. 2. Mary Fish, n.f.r. v. LEVI DUTTON, b. -- Sept 1785; m. MARGARET WOODBURN. This Dutton family was warned out of Rockingham, VT 27 Aug 1811 (RVR 125). Child, per warning out: 1. Eliza Dutton, n.f.r. vi. BETSEY DUTTON 2ND, b. 8 July 1788; d. Rockingham, VT? 13 Feb Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­176

1872 (HOA). vii. EDITH DUTTON, b. 2 July 1791; n.f.r. viii. LOIS DUTTON, b. 12 Sept 1796; d. Rockingham, VT. ix. STEPHEN HARTWELL DUTTON, b. 2 Oct 1798; d. Chester, VT 14 March 1875; m. ca. 1816, ELMIRA HODGMAN “of Springfield,” [VT], b. 9 June 1799, d. 10 June 18--. Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 1. Edward L. Dutton, b. 3 Nov 1818. 2. Josephus H. Dutton, b. 9 Dec 1820; m. Rockingham, VT 21 March 1844 (RVR 205, “both of Springfield”), Nancy A. Hodgeman. 3. Jasper W. Dutton, b. 11 Jan 1823. 4. Pliny W. Dutton, b. 25 Aug 1825. 5. Arvilla M. Dutton, b. 25 May 1828. 6. Horatio W. Dutton, b. 17 Oct 1830. 7. Samuel C. Dutton, b. 29 Oct 1832. 8. Perrin S. Dutton, b. 18 May 1834. 9. Stephen D. Dutton, b. 6 May 1836. 10. Edith L. Dutton, b. 27 Aug 1838. 11. Nancy C. Dutton, b. 17 April 1840. 12. Ancy [sic] C. Dutton, b. 10 Sept 1842. 13. Thomas H. Dutton, b. 14 Nov 1843.

6.255 OLIVER6 HARTWELL (Joseph5, William4-3, Samuel2, William1) was born probably in the vicinity of Westford/Pepperell, Massachusetts ca. 1756 and died in Lyndon, Vermont 29 July 1812, three days after having been run over by a loaded cart (HOA). He married, probably in Dummerston, Vermont ca. 1779, HANNAH KELLEY (HOA), who was baptized at Christ’s Church, Hopkinton, Massachusetts 11 September 1763 (HVR 120), daughter of Richard and [Mary?] (Russell?) Kelley. Oliver is listed on a pay roll for Capt. Jason Duncan’s Co. of Militia, Col. John Sargeants’ Regt. for “marching to Brattleboro sundry times, by order of Col. Sargeants in order to suppress the disaffected party in said Regiment, in December 1782.” He was credited with two days service (Vermont Revolutionary War Rolls, 618). Oliver “was a farmer...moved to Lyndon, VT in 1802, to Stanstead, Quebec in 1805, and returned to Lyndon at the breaking out of the War of 1812” (HOA). Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 6-177 Sixth Generation

+ 7.634 i. MARY7 HARTWELL, b. 23 May 1780; m. WILLIAM BLAISDELL. + 7.635 ii. AMOS HARTWELL, b. ca. 1782; m. (1) RUHAMAH HALL, (2) LAURA EDSON. + 7.636 iii. IRA HARTWELL, b. 1 March 1784; m. ABIAH HODGMAN. + 7.637 iv. LEWIS HARTWELL, b. 22 April 1787; m. (1) TABITHA BRIGGS, (2) SALLY MAGOON. + 7.638 v. WARREN HARTWELL, b. 3 March 1789; m. CATHERINE ATKINSON. + 7.639 vi. MELINDA HARTWELL, b. Springfield, VT 17 May 1791; m. (1) NATHAN PARKER, (2) PHILEMON HARTWELL. + 7.640 vii. MIRANDA HARTWELL, b. 21 Jan 1793; m. JOSHUA LOCKLIN. + 7.641 viii. SALLY HARTWELL, b. 6 Jan 1795; m. LUKE FARNSWORTH. + 7.642 ix. HANNAH HARTWELL, b. 11 Aug 1796; m. CORNELIUS MORGAN. + 7.643 x. [JOSEPH] TYLER HARTWELL, b. 12 March 1798; m. NANCY PARSONS/PERSONS. + 7.644 xi. OLIVER HARTWELL, b. 26 Sept 1799; m. (1) SALLY AYER, (2) MARY “POLLY” CALKINS. + 7.645 xii. SOPHRONIA HARTWELL, b. 8 Aug 1803; m. LEVI WILDER. + 7.646 xiii. FLORA HARTWELL, b. 5 Aug 1805; m. WILLIAM CHENEY MORGAN.

6.256 RELIEF6 HARTWELL (Joseph5, William4-3, Samuel2, William1) was born probably in the vicinity of Westford/Pepperell, Massachusetts ca. 1758 and died probably in Harpersfield, Delaware County, New York after 1820, when she is most likely the female aged 45 or over shown on the 1820 federal census in the household of her son, Elijah Cook. She married in Putney, Vermont (int.) -- February 1779, ELIJAH5 COOK (PVR 177, as Alease), who was born in Worcester, Massachusetts 9 February 1752 (WVR 60) and died probably in Harpersfield before the 1820 census was taken, son of Enoch4 (Elijah3, Robert2-1) and Lucy (Rice) Cook. Elijah Cook was in Vermont as early as 1775, when he served in Capt. Benjamin Hasting’s Co., Col. Asa Whitcomb’s regt. at the Battle of Bunker Hill. He was one of those who lost their cartridge boxes at “the wall” as evidenced by an order for cartridge boxes dated Camp at Cambridge 18 June 1775 (MS&SR). Elijah purchased land in Dummerston, Vermont, Lot #87, later sold 1/2 of it to his brother, Solomon Cook. Relief’s name on this land record is spelled “Elefe” (VT Gazetteer). Elijah was living in Harpersfield at the time of the 1810 census, where he is shown with one male over 45, one male 26 to 44, three males 16-25, one female over 45 and one female 16-25. Children, born in Putney, Vermont (PVR 24): Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­178

i. RUTH COOK, b. 18 Jan 1780; n.f.r. ii. ELIJAH COOK, b. 7 June 1781; d. Summit, Schoharie Co., NY (Gs:Dugway Cemetery); m. DIEDENA (__), b. ca. 1798. Children, per Sue Roe unless otherwise indicated: 1. Rhoda Ann Cook, b. ca. 5 Feb 1822 (or 1828?). 2. Elijah Cook 3rd, b. ca. 1822. 3. Mary Jane Cook, b. ca. 1824. 4. Dolly R. Cook, b. ca. 1826. 5. Elizabeth Cook, b. ca. 1830. iii. FRANCIS COOK, b. 11 Sept 1783; n.f.r. iv. JOHN COOK, b. 15 June 1785; d. Davenport, Delaware Co., NY 27 April 1857 (Gs:South Worcester Cemetery); m. Summit, Schoharie Co., NY -- Dec 1805, SARAH “SALLY” UTTER, b. ca. 1784, d. Davenport ca. 1875, possibly daughter of Jesse Utter. Children, per Sue Roe unless otherwise indicated: 1. Sarah Ann Cook, b. ca. 1810; d. 20 Jan 1891 (Gs:South Worcester Cemetery). 2. Samuel Cook, b. ca. 1814; d. 27 Aug 1886 (Gs:?). v. RALPH COOK, b. 2 March 1787; d. Richfield, IL 30 Sept 1866; m. Maryland, NY 8/9 May 1814, JOBJE “DOLLIE” VAN BUREN, b. East Greenbush, NY 3 Aug 1793, d. Richfield 26 Oct 1886, daughter of Martin B. and Martha (Chesie/Chasey) Van Buren. Ralph Cook served in the War of 1812 from Harpersfield, NY. Children, born in Otsego Co., NY, per Sue Roe unless otherwise indicated: 1. Elijah M. Cook, b. 25 April 1815. 2. Martin Chasey Cook, b. 1 Jan 1817; n.f.r. 3. Oliver Hartwell Cook, b. 15 Nov 1818; n.f.r. 4. Martha Ann Cook, b. 5 Sept 1828; n.f.r. vi. CROMWELL COOK, b. 19 July 1789; n.f.r. vii. LACSA [sic; prob. RELIEF] COOK, b. 7 April 1791; n.f.r. viii. SAMUEL COOK, b. 17 Oct 1793; d. Davenport, NY, [date not given]; m. MEHITABLE “HETTY” (__).

6.257 TIMOTHY6 HARTWELL (Joseph5, William4-3, Samuel2, William1) was born possibly in Westmoreland, New Hampshire, 23 July 1763 (HOA) and died in Newark, Vermont, 27 May 1846 (HOA). He married in Putney, Vermont, 6 July 1786, LYDIA COLE (PVR 177), who was born perhaps in Westmoreland, 4 August 1766 (HOA) and died in Newark, 18 August 1842 (HOA), possibly a daughter of Moses and Mary (Sperry?) Cole. 6-179 Sixth Generation

According to HOA, Timothy “removed as early as 1783 to Putney, VT; in 1799 to Springfield, VT; and in 1803 to Lyndon, VT; later to Newark, VT, where he died.” As we have seen, on 15 October 1783, Timothy purchased a dwelling house and lot #18 in Putney from his father (Putney deeds, 2:75), and his first five children are recorded there. Timothy is shown on the 1791 Vermont federal census as the head of a family in Putney consisting of one male over 16 (himself), two males under 16 (Philemon and Erasmus), and three females (wife Lydia, daughter Rosetta, unknown). Children, born as indicated: + 7.647 i. PHILEMON7 HARTWELL, b. Putney, VT 16 Feb 1786 (PVR 47) or 16 Feb 1787 (Gs); m. (1) SALLY BALL; (2) MELINDA (HARTWELL) PARKER. + 7.648 ii. ERASMUS HARTWELL, b. Putney, VT 8 Oct 1788 (PVR 46); m. ANNA GALE. + 7.649 iii. ROSETTA HARTWELL, b. Putney, VT 11 Sept 1790 (PVR 47); m. MASON ESTABROOK. 7.650 iv. EUNICE HARTWELL, b. Putney, VT 19 May 1793 (PVR 46); d. 5 March 1813 (HOA); m. Newark, VT 12 July 1812, EZRA SILVER of Burke, VT (Newark Town Records; VT VRs give his name as EZRA FULLER). + 7.651 v. SALLY HARTWELL, b. Putney, VT 19 May 1797 (PVR 47); m. AMOS VINTON (HOA has AMOS THURBER). 7.652 vi. JOSEPH HARTWELL, b. Springfield, VT 19 Aug 1799 (IGI). 7.653 vii. TWIN, b. Springfield, VT -- July 1800 (IGI); d. inf. (HOA). 7.654 viii. TWIN, b. Springfield, VT -- July 1800 (IGI); d. inf. (HOA). + 7.655 ix. NANCY HARTWELL, b. Springfield, VT 1 June 1801 (IGI); m. FRANCIS SMITH. + 7.656 x. LYDIA COLE HARTWELL, b. Springfield, VT 19 Jan 1802 (VT VRs); m. DENNIS HUNTLEY. 7.657 xi. TIMOTHY J. HARTWELL, b. Lyndon, VT 19 Sept 1806; d. 18 June 1809 (HOA). + 7.658 xii. T. J. STARK HARTWELL, b. Lyndon, VT 4 March 1808; m. HANNAH W. STREETER. 7.659 xiii. BETSY DUTTON HARTWELL, b. prob. Lyndon or Newark, VT 30 March 1811 (HOA); d. Newark, VT of “softening of the brain,” 26 Sept 1869, age 58y 5m 27d (VT VRs); unmarried. Betsey “kept house for her father after the death of her mother” (HOA). Probable descendants of James5 & Abigail (Wilson) Hartwell Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­180

6.258 ELIZABETH6 HARTWELL (?James5, William4-3, Samuel2, William1) was born probably in Stockbridge, Massachusetts 9 March 1765 (HOA) and her death record has not been found. She was apparently still living on 11 February 1840 when she is listed among the heirs at law of Harry Paine of Egremont, Massachusetts. She married first in Stockbridge 3 April 1783, FRANCIS PAYNE (SVRs at Pittsfield Athenaeum), who was born ca. 1755 and died before 19 December 1804 when Caleb Edwards was chosen guardian of his son, Selock. Almost all that is known about Francis is his Revolutionary war record. He served first as a “Private [in] Capt. Thomas Williams’s co. of Minutemen, Col. John Paterson’s regt., which marched 22 April 1775 in response to the alarm of 19 April 1775, from Stockbridge and West Stockbridge to Cambridge; service 13 days; also, Capt. Thomas Williams’s co., Col. Paterson’s regt.; muster roll dated 1 August 1775; enlisted 5 May 1775; service 3 mos. 4 days” (MS&SR). Later he was a “Lieutenant, Col. Seth Warner’s regt.; Continental Army pay accounts for service from 1 January 1777 to 31 December 1780; reported as serving 19 mos. 18 days as Sergeant Major, 8 mos. as Ensign, 20 mos. 12 days as Lieutenant; also, certificate signed by Samuel Niles, per order, certifying that said Payne and other officers belonging to Massachusetts in a regiment under Col. Warner, who had engaged for 3 years or the war, were entitled to the sums set against their names as moieties; also, return of officers and men belonging to Massachusetts in Col. Seth Warner’s regt., dated Fort George, 11 June 1780; residence Stockbridge; commissioned 1 January 1777; reported promoted from Sergeant Major to Ensign 18 August 1778, from Ensign to Lieutenant 2 May 1779” (ibid.). Efforts by his descendants and by noted genealogist Donald L. Jacobus have failed to identify Francis’ origins. Whether more research than has already been done would produce additional information is questionable. Elizabeth married second, ASAHEL(?) STRONG, by whom she had at least one more child. [Note: Asahel was possibly the Chester Strong who died in Northampton 17 March 1846, age 87 (MA VR 20:183).] Children by Francis Payne, born probably in Berkshire County, Massachusetts: i. WILLIAM FRANCIS PAYNE, b. ca. 1784; d. before 9 May 1826 when administration of his estate was granted to Abigail Payne (probably his widow), Seymour Joyner of Egremont, MA and Seldon C. Brewer of Great Barrington, MA stood bond (Berkshire 6-181 Sixth Generation

Probate File 4521). ii. HENRY “HARRY” PAYNE, b. ca. 1786; d. before 11 Feb 1840 when “Seldon C. Brewer of Egremont represents that Harry Paine of Egremont, now dead, was an inhabitant or resident in said County at the time of his death, leaving estate to be administered within said County; that the following are his heirs at law of said deceased known to petitioner, viz: his mother Elizabeth Strong of said Egremont, brother Selock Payne of Berkshire, New York; Melissa, wife of Seldon Brewer, and Rhoda, wife of Daniel Younglove of Egremont, and said Chester Strong of Great Barrington; that your petitioner is next of kin in right of his wife...” (Berkshire Probate File 6122). iii. SELOCK PAYNE, b. ca. 1790; d. Berkshire, NY 8 Jan 1848, age 58; buried in Evergreen Cemetery, Berkshire; m. ca. 1814 ROXANNA ANDREWS, b. prob. Southington, CT, d. Berkshire 27 Nov 1868, age 79, daughter of Ozias and Anna (Nott) Andrews of Southington, CT and Richmond, MA (family history by Francis Homer Payne). On 19 Dec 1804, Selock Payne “a minor above the age of 14 years” chose Caleb Edwards to be his guardian. He was a joiner (carpenter) by trade. In 1816, Selock’s fame as a builder of churches had apparently spread beyond Massachusetts, as Deacon Elijah Belcher of Berkshire, Tioga County, New York, traveled to Richmond, MA to ask Selock to build the Presbyterian Church at Newark Valley, NY. This Selock did, and liked Berkshire so much that he sent for his family to join him. In the years following he built a church in Richford, NY; the Union Church in Speedsville, NY; the old M.E. Church in Berkshire; and the old M.E. Church in Newark Valley. He was a farmer, owned a house in town and served as Justice of the Peace in Berkshire in 1837 (Homer Payne). Children, per Homer Payne: 1. Henry Andrews Payne, b. 22 Jan 1820; d. Berkshire, NY 19 Feb 1898, age 78; m. 16 Oct 1844, Miriam Moody Smith, b. prob. Westfield, MA ca. 1823, d. Berkshire 1 Oct 1907, daughter of Samuel & Theodosia (Dewey) Smith. Five children. 2. Mary Jane Payne, b. ca. 1825; d. Berkshire, NY of consumption, 20 July 1843, age 18. Child by either first or second husband?: iv. MELISSA PAYNE/STRONG(?), m. SELDON C. BREWER of Egremont, Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­182

MA. Children by second husband: v. CHESTER STRONG, b. 14 Oct 1800 (calc.); d. Great Barrington, MA 23 June 1870, age 69y 8m 9d (MA VR 229:33); m. UNKNOWN. vi. RHODA STRONG, b. ca. 1810; m. DANIEL YOUNGLOVE, b. Egremont, MA ca. 1803. Daniel and R. E. Younglove are enumerated on the 1850 federal census in Great Barrington, MA with Wilber Younglove, age 14; H. W. Younglove, age 4; and George Warner, age 21 (Federal census, NARA); n.f.r.

6.259 JAMES6 HARTWELL (?James5, William4-3, Samuel2, William1) was born probably in Stockbridge, Massachusetts 20 June 1766 (HOA) and died “about 1847” (HOA). HOA has James listed in the “unattached” section as a probable son of William and Mary (Cable) Hartwell about whom there is no documentation. Based on the facts that James’ grandfather was named William, and that James named a daughter Deborah, the name of his purported grandmother, leads us to propose the above lineage, although further research may discredit this theory. James married, ca. 1787 (HOA), REBECCA ATKINS, who was born in Patterson, New York -- May 1767 (HOA; she was age 75 on the 1850 census and 90 on the 1860 census) and died in New Fairfield, Connecticut 20 November 1872, age 105! (HOA), parents not identified. Rebecca was found on the 1850 and 1860 federal censuses in Patterson, New York, living in the household of her son-in-law, Lewis Patrick (Federal census, NARA), so HOA may be incorrect about her place of death. Children (possibly others), per HOA unless otherwise indicated: + 7.660 i. JOSEPH7 HARTWELL, b. prob. Sherman, CT ca. 1788; m. ABIGAIL GORHAM. + 7.661 ii. ANN HARTWELL, m. BRONSON BEERS. + 7.662 iii. DEBORAH HARTWELL, b. ca. 1793 (57 in 1850); m. ARCHIBALD HAYNES. + 7.663 iv. ARCHIBALD HARTWELL, b. 11 Dec 1796; m. (1) RHODA BARTON/BURTON, (2) HANNAH (CADY?) TAYLOR. + 7.664 v. MARY “POLLY” HARTWELL, b. 13 Feb 1799; m. LEWIS PATRICK/PARTRICK. + 7.665 vi. JUSTUS HARTWELL, b. 28 March 1801; m. LAURA MATILDA (LEACH) CRANE. 6-183 Sixth Generation

+ 7.666 vii. MAHALA HARTWELL, b. Haviland Hollow, NY 23 Aug 1803; m. WILLIAM QUINCY CORBIN. Descendants of Sarah5 Hartwell & Jeremiah Blood

6.260 FRANCIS6 HARTWELL BLOOD (Sarah5, Daniel4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Bedford, Massachusetts 5 August 1769 (BVR 13) and died in Glanford Township, Wentworth County, Ontario, Canada [known today as Ryckman’s Corners] 6 October 1851, age 85y 2m 1d (Gs:North Glanford Cemetery). When and why Francis went to Canada is not known, but in 1797 he was the owner of lot 6, con. [sic] 2 in Glanford. He appears to have dropped the name Blood by this time, as he signed the deed “Francis Hartwell.” Francis married, ca. 1798, MARY ELIZABETH SMITH, who was born probably in Sussex County, New Jersey 13 March 1776 and died in Glanford, Ontario 13 November 1851 (Gs: North Glanford Cemetery) daughter of Jacob and Elizabeth (Lewis) Smith. Jacob Smith is said to have walked from New Jersey to the Niagara region of S. Ontario in the late 1700’s to remain loyal to Britain. He was the first settler of Glanford in 1788, and had 14 children (HOA Suppl.). Children, all born probably in Glanford, Ontario, Canada (“Loyalist Ancestors: Some Families of the Hamilton [Ontario, Canada] Area” and HOA): + 7.667 i. JACOB SMITH7 HARTWELL, b. ca. 1798; m. (1) MARTHA ANN SCHOOLEY, (2) CATHERINE SMITH. + 7.668 ii. ABRAHAM HARTWELL, b. 30 Sept 1799; m. SARAH ANN KENNEDY. 7.669 iii. SARAH HARTWELL, b. ca. 1801; d. ca. 1864; m. WILLIAM TRUMAN. + 7.670 iv. MARY HARTWELL, b. 21 March 1803; m. JAMES SMITH. + 7.671 v. LOVINA HARTWELL, b. 28 March 1806; m. PHILLIP SHAFER. + 7.672 vi. IRENA HARTWELL, b. 2 April 1808; m. ANDREW BENJAMIN YOUNG. + 7.673 vii. OLIVER TIFFANY HARTWELL, b. 24 April 1812; m. ELIZABETH LEONORA BROWN. 7.674 viii. VERMELIA HARTWELL, b. ca. 1814; d. ca. 1852; m. JOHN DUGLE. + 7.675 ix. ELIZABETH HARTWELL, b. 17 March 1822; m. CHARLES PARKE. Descendants of Solomon5 & Abigail (Davis) Hartwell

6.261 ABIGAIL6 HARTWELL (Solomon5, Daniel4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Bedford, Massachusetts 11 April 1760 (BVR 28) and her death has not been researched. She married in Conway, Massachusetts (int.) 20 March Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­184

1792, EBENEZER ROCKWOOD, “of Province of Lunenburg, Canada” (CVR 155). According to HOA Ebenezer “abandoned Abigail after some years,” a statement which may be correct in light of the fact that Abigail’s father left her 11¾ acres of land in his will of 1804. Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: i. NANCY ROCKWOOD, m. EPHRAIM AMSDEN; removed to Orleans County, NY. Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 1. Amasa E. Amsden, married and removed to Carthage, MO. Three daughters. 2. Nathan C. Amsden, married, wife d. ca. 1861; last known residence, Peachville, PA. One daughter. 3. Daniel H. Amsden, b. 28 July 1827; d. 14 Dec 1881; m. 21 March 1850, Polly L. Chapman, b. Onondaga Co., NY 1 May 1830. He was a cooper and brickmaker; settled in Summit Co., OH; removed about 1860 to Ligonier, IN. He enlisted Co. I, 74th Indiana Vols.; discharged, disabled, 4 Oct 1862; re-enlisted; farrier; Co. B, 12th Indiana Cavalry Vols.; discharged in Mobile, AL. Eleven children. 4. Jared R. Amsden, b. 21 Aug 1828; m. (1) 20 April 1854, Alice A. (__), b. 13 April 1834; divorced; m. (2) Fanny (__); removed to Olivetm MI; later to Battle Creek, MI. He enlisted 1 March 1847, Co. G, 1st Michigan Vols. for Mexican War; enlisted 30 May 1861, 1st Kansas Vols. for Civil War. Three daughters. ii. JOSEPH ROCKWOOD, b. 1 Jan 1793; d. 28 Feb 1862; m. -- May 1821, AMY PAINE, b. Otsego Co., NY 10 Oct 1800. Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 1. Abigail H. Rockwood, b. 9 April 1824; m. (1) 11 Nov 1840, Delos W. Daniels, who d. 8 Oct 1846; m. (2) 8 Oct 1849, Marvin Cole. He removed to White Pigeon, MI in 1870, later to Lawton, MI; fruit grower. One child by Delos Daniels, six by Marvin Cole. 2. Marietta Rockwood, b. 27 May 1827; m. 5 Jan 1845, James P. Hanna of New York state, b. 1823; settled in Wolf Creek, Lenawee Co., MI; removed later to New Haven, MI; six children. 3. William H. Rockwood, b. 27 Oct 1829; m. (1) 14 Aug 1850, Cynthia Johnson, b. Meadville, PA, d. 22 Sept 1860; m. (2) 6-185 Sixth Generation

Jenny Kilbourn, b. Onondaga, NY, 26 July 1829. He settled in Rome, NY; removed in 1858 to Franklin, MI; later returned to Adrian, MI; he was a railroad man. Six children. iii. JARED ROCKWOOD, b. 19 Jan 1795; d. 1 Jan 1835; m. 9 Jan 1823, SARAH HOLLOWAY of York, NY, b. 8 Sept 1794, d. Marseilles, IL, 6 June 1883; removed in 1831 to Monclova, OH. Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 1. Chandler H. Rockwood, b. 17 May 1825; m. 15 Dec 1851, Catherine V. Robinson of Mt. Morris, NY, b. 18 April 1830. He removed in 1848 to Genesee, MI; farmer; town supervisor 14 years; county treasurer 6 years; member of the legislature 1867-1868. Four children. 2. Sarah Rockwood, b. 3 July 1828; d. 11 Nov 1869; m. 25 Dec 1851, Alexander Hobart, who d. 24 Sept 1877; he “removed to MN; later to Marseilles, IL; and after his wife’s death to Odell, IL.” Three children. 3. Ann M. Rockwood, b. 10 July 1830; d. young. 4. Eliza A. Rockwood, b. 8 Aug 1832; m. (1) 14 April 1850, Elias C. Eddy, b. New York state, 14 Jan 1823, d. 5 June 1864; m. (2) 1 Jan 1872, Elizur B. Smith of Marseilles, IL. Three children by Elias Eddy.

6.262 DANIEL6 HARTWELL (Solomon5, Daniel4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Bedford, Massachusetts 5 April 1762 (BVR 28) and died probably in or near Ellery, Chatauqua County, New York 6 May 1838 (HOA). Daniel married first, probably in Conway, Massachusetts ca. 1784, ELIZABETH6 KEYES, who was born in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts 3 October 1762 (SVR 61; Andrew Ward, History of Shrewsbury, [1847], 346) and died presumably in Northumberland, Saratoga County, New York 8 May 1823 (HOA), daughter of Stephen5 (Oliver4, Deacon John3, Elias2, Robert1) and Elizabeth (Ward) Keyes. Daniel married second, presumably in Ellery, New York 15 August 1826, HANNAH (WOODS) WINCHESTER (NEHGR 78[1924]:138), “from whom he soon separated” (HOA). Hannah was born in Easton, Massachusetts 26 July 1778 and died 4 August 1858, at the home of her daughter, Mary Ward (Winchester) Parker in Erie County, Pennsylvania. She was the third wife and widow of SAMUEL WINCHESTER, by whom she had probably eleven children (NEHGR 78[1924]:138). According to HOA, Daniel “removed to Northumberland, New York, where his children were born, later to western New York, finally settling one Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­186 and one half miles north of Jamestown, New York. He was the first of the Conway Hartwells to leave their native state. Mr. Densmore states that his knowledge of Daniel’s children and descendants is very nearly all at second hand, and largely based on a loose and imperfectly arranged summary made up by Nathan8 Hartwell, and dating back to about 1874” (HOA). Although we have made a little more progress than Densmore and HOA in identifying Daniel’s whereabouts and progeny, more could perhaps be found by searching land records in New York. Daniel was in Saratoga, Saratoga County, New York for the taking of the 1790 federal census, which shows him as the head of a family consisting of one male over 16 (himself), two males under 16 (probably Stephen and Solomon), and two females (wife Elizabeth and daughter Elizabeth). He was also in Saratoga County for the taking of the 1800 census, and, although his name is missing from the 1810 census, he is still in Northumberland in 1820. Four of his children - Abigail, John, Mary C. and Nicholas - were baptized at the Dutch Reformed Church in Schuylerville, New York on 24 January 1800. In 1830 he appears in Ellery, Chautauqua County, New York and in 1840 and 1850, his widow, Hannah, was living in Ellery. One of the “mysteries” that neither Densmore nor HOA was able to solve was the presence in the Salem/Lynn area of Massachusetts of a family descended from a Daniel Hartwell who originally came from Hampshire County, Massachusetts. Efforts to identify this Daniel have been more or less unsuccessfully attempted by a number of his descendants. This compiler originally felt that Daniel was perhaps the youngest child of William5 and Mary (Lovell) Hartwell, replacing an earlier Daniel who had died young. This theory should perhaps not be entirely discounted, but there are some problems with this identification, namely: 1) William and Mary lived in Charlemont, and Daniel, in a court deposition in Essex County, stated that he was from Conway; 2) William’s descendants are all fairly well accounted for and, if he had a second son named Daniel, that fact would seemingly have been recorded somewhere. The family of William’s brother, Solomon5 Hartwell was then examined. Records concerning Solomon’s family are far sketchier than those of William’s family, but the knowledge that Solomon’s eldest son was named Daniel seemed to rule out Solomon as a potential father for Daniel of Essex County. However, this son, Daniel6, presented distinct possibilities. The record of Daniel’s marriage to Elizabeth Keyes has never been found, 6-187 Sixth Generation although naming patterns in their descendants appear to confirm Elizabeth’s identity as given above. It is certainly possible for Daniel to have had a son, Daniel, either prior to, or just after his marriage to Elizabeth. He may have left this child in Conway with relatives when he struck out for New York, probably intending to return for the child once he was settled. The fact that Daniel and Elizabeth did not name a child Daniel lends further credence to the theory that a son with that name already existed. If, however, the child was not by Elizabeth, he may have felt that leaving him in Conway with his mother was a better option. Unless and until some further records appear, Daniel of Essex County, Massachusetts is hereby attributed to Daniel6 and placed in the 7th generation of the descendants of William1 Hartwell of Concord, Massachusetts. Child by unknown mother (possibly Elizabeth Keyes), born probably in Conway, Massachusetts: + 7.676 i. [?]DANIEL7 HARTWELL, b. ca. 1780 (Salem Crew List, National Archives); m. MARTHA CREE. Children by Elizabeth Keyes, born as indicated: 7.677 ii. STEPHEN HARTWELL, b. Saratoga Co., NY 30 May 1786; n.f.r. + 7.678 iii. ELIZABETH HARTWELL, b. ca. 1787; m. JOHN TRUDE. + 7.679 iv. SOLOMON HARTWELL, b. ca. 1789; m. CLARISSA HOWE. + 7.680 v. ABIGAIL HARTWELL, b. ca. 1792; bp. Schuylerville, NY 24 Jan 1800 (records of Reformed Dutch Protestant Church); m. JOHN WICKS. + 7.681 vi. JOHN HARTWELL, b. 5 Oct 1794 (HOA); bp. Schuylerville, NY 24 Jan 1800 (records of Reformed Dutch Protestant Church); m. MARIA PUTNAM. + 7.682 vii. MARY C. HARTWELL, b. 3 Oct 1797; bp. Schuylerville, NY 24 Jan 1800 (records of Reformed Dutch Protestant Church); m. NATHAN B. TRUDE. 7.683 viii. NICHOLAS HARTWELL, bp. Schuylerville, NY 24 Jan 1800 (records of Reformed Dutch Protestant Church); n.f.r. + 7.684 ix. FRANCES A. HARTWELL, b. 5 May 1802; m. SETH HULL.

6.263 SOLOMON6 HARTWELL (Solomon5, Daniel4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Holden, Massachusetts 1 August 1764 (HVR 46) and died apparently before the 1850 federal census was taken, as his wife, Tabitha, was living in Barre, New York in the household of her son Otis when that census was taken (Federal census, NARA). He married ca. 1789, TABITHA HILL, whose birth and death records have not been found. Solomon “was a farmer and Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­188 occasional Baptist preacher, removed about 1792 to Pompey, NY, and soon after the War of 1812 to Barre, NY” (HOA). Children, first two recorded in Conway, Massachusetts, rest per HOA: 7.685 i. PATTY7 HARTWELL, b. 19 March 1790 (CVR 58); d. young. + 7.686 ii. JOHN HARTWELL, b. 7 Jan 1792 (CVR 58); m. JANE WHITNEY. + 7.687 iii. WILLIAM H. HARTWELL, b. Nov 1792 [sic]; m. BETSY HEATH. + 7.688 iv. REBECCA HARTWELL, b. 1794; m. BENJAMIN RAY. + 7.689 v. CALVIN HARTWELL, b. 8 Feb 1796; m. MINERVA HIGBEE. + 7.690 vi. OBED HARTWELL, b. 1798; m. DORCAS COMSTOCK or DORCAS WHITTEMORE. + 7.691 vii. SOLOMON HARTWELL, b. 1800; m. LAURA S. OLMSTEAD. + 7.692 viii. OTIS HARTWELL, b. 27 Dec 1804; m. DIANTHE EUNICE LOVE. + 7.693 ix. HIRAM HARTWELL, b. 1806; m. ELIZA GREEN.

6.264 FRANCIS6 HARTWELL (Solomon5, Daniel4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Holden, Massachusetts 11 April 1767 (HVR 47, as “1761,” apparently a mis-reading of the original record) and died in Congress Spring, Saratoga County, New York 4 July 1827 (Gs:Bacon Hill Cemetery, Northumberland), “suddenly, after taking a drink from the pump” (HOA). He married 20 March 1788, SARAH “SALLY” JORDAN (HOA) of Glens Falls, New York who was born 18 December 1769 (HOA) and died 4 April 1854 (HOA), parents not identified, except that HOA says “she was of Dutch descent.” Sarah is probably the 82-year-old woman on the 1850 federal census, shown in the household of William Hartwell of Northumberland, NY (Federal census, NARA). Children, all born probably in Conway, Massachusetts, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: + 7.694 i. PETER7 HARTWELL, b. 14 Feb 1789; m. MABEL (LOOMIS) PORTER. + 7.695 ii. BETSY HARTWELL, b. 16 Nov 1790; m. CALVIN RICE. + 7.696 iii. AMOS HARTWELL, b. ca. 1793; m. PERCY [sic] PORTER. 7.697 iv. LUCY HARTWELL, b. 9 Feb 1795 (HOA); d. of fever 2 May 1814, age 18 (CVR 239). + 7.698 v. SARAH HARTWELL, b. 8 Nov 1796; m. SAMUEL CHAPMAN. + 7.699 vi. FANNY HARTWELL, b. 17 Aug 1798; m. PHILIP VIELE. + 7.700 vii. FRANCIS HARTWELL, b. 30 June 1800; m. JERUSHA WHITE. + 7.701 viii. MARY HARTWELL, b. 18 June 1802; m. ABRAHAM WALDRON. + 7.702 ix. SUBMIT HARTWELL, b. 2 March 1804; m. SAMUEL MAYHEW. 7.703 x. WILLIAM HARTWELL, b. 9 Feb 1806; d. 1883. Probably the William Hartwell shown on the 1850 federal census for Northumberland, 6-189 Sixth Generation

NY as a 43-year-old man, b. MA, living with Sarah Hartwell, age 82 (his mother), and Esther Turner, age 55 (unidentified) (Federal census, NARA). + 7.704 xi. SAMUEL HARTWELL, b. 14 Aug 1808; m. ELIZABETH ANN (__).

6.265 REBECCA6 HARTWELL (Solomon5, Daniel4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Holden, Massachusetts 19 February 1770 (HVR 48) and died probably in Pompey, New York 13 November 1815 (HOA). She married in Conway, Massachusetts (int.) 22 June 1798, as his second wife, IRA WHITNEY (CVR 155), who was born ca. 1761 and died probably in Pompey 6 March 1839, son of Nathan and Tabitha (Bennett) Whitney. Ira married first in Conway (int.) 23 November 1789, JANE BIRD of Williamsburg, Massachusetts who died in Conway 11 November 1797, and by whom he had: 1. Jane “Jenny” Whitney, bp. Conway 5 Sept 1790 (HOA has b. 21 June 1790); d. 29 Dec 1840 (HOA); m. ca. 1812, JOHN7 HARTWELL (see #7.636); 2. Eunice Whitney, bp. 18 Sept. 1791; 3. Hannah Whitney, bp. 16 June 1793; 4. Enos Whitney, bp. 8 July 1798. Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: i. JOEL WHITNEY, b. 9 April 1799; d. Pittsfield, Warren Co., PA 31 Aug 1867, age 69; m. Warren Co., PA 10 Sept 1830, SARAH “SALLY” MEAD, b. probably Warren Co. ca. 1805, daughter of Joseph and Hannah (Boone) Mead. Children, b. Warren Co., PA (info supplied by descendant Li Ann Lee): 1. McKendree Hiram Whitney, b. 8 Aug 1832; d. 18 May 1862; m. 25 Oct 1855, Caroline D. Mandeville, b. Warren Co. PA 18 Feb 1841, d. Goldendale, WA 15 Dec 1914, daughter of John Streator & Rebecca (Keenan) Mandeville. Caroline m. (2) Peter Brokaw, son of John and Judith (Van Arsdale) Brokaw, by whom she had nine children; took her Whitney child[ren] west with her. 2. Caroline Whitney, b. 25 Jan 1835; d. 15 June 1853. ii. NATHAN WHITNEY, b. 24 July 1803; m. 25 Dec 1829, SUSAN DAVIS, b. probably Youngsville, PA 29 Nov 1809. Children, per HOA: 1. Harriet E. Whitney, b. 6 March 1832; d. 18 May 1858; m. 15 March 1853, James Culberson of Youngsville, PA; one known child d. infancy. 2. Everett E. Whitney, b. 2 Sept 1834; d. 25 Aug 1841. 3. Walter V. B. Whitney, b. 28 Sept 1836; d. young. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­190

4. Ira A. Whitney, b. 18 Aug 1842; m. 21 Dec 1870, Sabrina Mead of Youngsville, PA. Four known children. 5. Lucy A. Whitney, b. 22 June 1845; m. 2 April 1872, John K. Chipman of Akron, OH; removed to Indianapolis, IN. Three known children. 6. Melville Whitney, b. 6 May 1847; m. Florence Kinnear, b. probably Sugar Grove, PA 18 June 1848. He was a partner with his brother [sic] Joel. 7. William D. Whitney, b. 28 April 1852; studied medicine at Buffalo, NY; in practice at Youngsville, PA; m. 10 Nov 1877, Emma A. Baker, b. probably Lottville, PA 14 Nov 1853. iii. TABITHA WHITNEY, b. 17 April 1807; d. Port Jervis, NY 3 March 1886; m. 13 Dec 1831, LEONARD HOMER, b. probably Pompey, NY 26 May 1794, d. 9 March 1869. He was a farmer, a descendant of the Massachusetts Hoars, his grandfather having changed his name to Homer. They removed to Youngsville, PA at marriage; in 1825 to Busti, in 1848 to Jamestown, NY. She had a remarkable memory for names and dates. Children, per HOA: 1. Romeyn Homer, b. 24 Nov 1833; m. 16 June 1864, Matilda J. Sparks, b. probably Fluberg, NY 9 Aug 1843; he was a lumberman at Finley Lake, NY; enlisted 16 June 1862, 21st PA Cav. Vols.; discharged 20 Feb 1864. Two known children. 2. Whitney Homer, b. 15 April 1836; m. 4 Sept 1862, Chloe E. Bailey of Pomfret, NY; lived in Garland, PA. One known child. 3. Wallace Homer, b. 24 Sept 1837; d. 30 April 1859; m. 29 April 1858, Rosalie Tiffany of Jamestown, NY. 4. Lorilla R. Homer, b. 13 April 1839; m. 26 July 1861, George C. Buck, b. probably Busti, NY 16 Feb 1837, a farmer in Harmony, NY. Two known children. 5. Imogene L. Homer (twin), b. 13 March 1841; d. infancy. 6. Eugene A. Homer (twin), b. 13 March 1841; m. (1) 1 May 1867, Martha P. Allard, b. probably Fairhaven, VT 26 July 1846, d. 24 Aug 1869; m. (2) 23 Dec 1870, Jenny Brookmeyer of Irish parentage, b. probably Freehold, PA 11 May 1843. Eugene worked in a slate quarry in Fairhaven until 1861 when he enlisted in the regular army from NY; discharged; re-enlisted 23 Dec 1863, discharged 9 July 1865; was in all the principal battles of the Army of the Potomac except 1st Bull Run and Antietam. Three known children. 6-191 Sixth Generation

7. Elliott Homer, b. 16 Aug 1845; d. 23 July 1863; enlisted 12 Aug 1862, Co. B, 72nd NY Vols., wounded at Gettysburg. 8. Eugenia S. Homer (twin), b. 1 Jan 1848; d. 9. Susan A. Homer (twin), b. 1 Jan 1848; m. 31 Oct 1880, Lewis Summers, b. London, England, 17 Feb 1854; a file cutter living in Port Jervis, NY. iv. IRA WHITNEY, b. 6 May 1812; d. infancy. v. LUCY WHITNEY, b. 9 Jan 1814; d. 26 June 1850; m. Youngsville, PA 10 Sept 1836, JOHN WALES, b. Windham, CT 27 April 1807, d. 19 Nov 1887. Children, per HOA: 1. Virgil Maro Wales, b. 20 July 1838; d. 4 July 1860. 2. Delocia Keyes Wales, b. 21 May 1841; d. 8 March 1920; m. 29 Dec 1874, Chambers Mead, b. probably Youngsville, PA 15 Oct 1818, d. 1 July 1894, a lumberman. Three known children. 3. George Hampson Wales, b. 1 Feb 1843; m. Clara (__). Five children. 4. Mary Elizabeth Wales, b. 5 May 1845; d. 5 Sept 1917; m. John Enos, b. South West, PA. No children. 5. Lucy Elvira Wales, b. Enterprise, PA 17 June 1850; d. Findley Lake, NY 18 April 1938; m. ca. 1875, Henry E. Magoon, b. Bolton, Quebec, Canada 25 Jan 1851, d. Erie, NY 27 Oct 1920, son of Ephraim & Eliza (Perdue) Magoon. Four children.

6.266 SARAH6 HARTWELL (Solomon5, Daniel4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Holden, Massachusetts, 10 May 1772 (HVR 48) and died 3 May 1822 (HOA). She married 18 November 1795, JOSIAH DWIGHT, who was born probably in Williamsburg, Massachusetts 12 August 1772 and died ca. 1823. He was a farmer and selectman. Children, per HOA: i. MORRIS DWIGHT, b. 3 Oct 1796; m. 3 Oct 1825, MINERVA BRYANT, b. probably Chesterfield, MA 18 Feb 1800. Morris studied medicine at Pittsfield, MA; settled in practice at Halifax, VT 1826-1829; in Cummington, MA to 1839; removed to Poughkeepsie, NY and engaged in Culture Multicaulis to 1842. For some years afterwards he was engaged in lecturing and teaching phonography, and for six years was an editor of a journal Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­192

in the interest of the art. He lived latterly in Williamsburg, MA. Children, per HOA: 1. Augustus W. Dwight, b. 22 Feb 1827; entered Yale Univ. in 1851; left in 1853 for financial reasons; went to California, mined, taught school, studied law, returned home via China; admitted to the bar in Syracuse, NY in 1859; entered the army; Lieut. Col. 122nd NY Vols.; wounded at Winchester, again at Cedar Creek, losing an arm. He went home on sick furlough and made a thrilling speech at Syracuse 30 Jan 1865 to stimulate fresh enlistments; returned to his regiment 22 Feb; killed the next day while leading it in an assault on Fort Stedman. He was in 21 battles. 2. Edwin H. Dwight, b. 6 March 1828; d. young. 3. Everard H. Dwight, b. 19 Aug 1829; killed by the discharge of a gun in Charlestown, [?] 14 Dec 1851. 4. George W. Dwight, b. May 1831; d. young. 5. Cornelia B. Dwight, b. 12 April 1835; m. 1 May 1856, George G. Thompson, b. 13 July 1829, a grocer in Lockport, NY to 1868 then a farmer in Murray, NY. Four children. 6. Harriet N. Dwight, b. 12 Aug 1837; m. 15 Feb 1864, John Hosmer of Lockport, NY, b. 1 Oct 1825, a merchant after 1869 dealing in staves for foreign markets. Four children. 7. Susan Dwight, b. 30 June 1841; m. 1 Jan 1862, Charles W. Warren, b. 30 Dec 1836, a merchant in Lockport, NY. Two children. ii. FIDELIA DWIGHT, b. 22 April 1799; d. 9 Jan 1823; m. 25 April 1821, PHINEAS NASH of Williamsburg, MA, b. 13 July 1798, d. 23 June 1880, a farmer, removed to Bath, OH. Child, per HOA: 1. Augustune D. Nash, b. 24 Nov 1822; m. 19 Dec 1850, Nancy Meredith of Northampton, OH, b. 8 Oct 1822. He was a farmer, removed in 1851 to Lamartine, WI; enlisted 17 Feb 1865 in Co. H, 14th WI Vols., discharged 9 Oct 1865. Three children. iii. LEONARD DWIGHT, b. 26 June 1801; d. 1882; m. 21 Nov 1827, MINERVA BRADFORD, daughter of Shubal & Anna (__) Bradford of Conway, MA. Leonard removed to New Bedford, MA in 1845 as a butcher; in 1875 to Alstead, NH; returned in 1878 and bought a farm in Acashnet [sic], MA. Children, per HOA: 1. Fidelia Dwight, b. 18 Aug 1828; became insane in 1843; 6-193 Sixth Generation

lived with her mother. 2. Julia A. Dwight, b. 27 Dec 1830; m. 29 July 1854, Charles Heath of New Bedford, MA who was engaged in the whale industry. Two children. 3. William B. Dwight, b. 15 April 1832; m. 13 Oct 1858, Margaret Earle of Dartmouth, MA, b. 15 July 1838. He was a merchant in New Brunswick until 1882, when he removed to an orange plantation in Florida. Two children. 4. James E. Dwight, b. 19 May 1834; m. 11 March 1855, Emily B. Gifford of Dartmouth, MA, b. 9 Aug 1833. He was a butcher in New Bedford, MA. Five children. iv. JOSIAH DWIGHT, b. 29 Nov 1803; d. 30 April 1862; m. (1) 22 April 1823, LUCY GOVE of Northampton, MA, who m. (2) 29 Dec 1830, BEULAH PEASE of Enfield, CT, b. 6 June 1859. Josiah was a merchant at Mountain Cove, VA. Children, per HOA: 1. Josiah Dwight, b. 2 Dec 1831; went to sea and is supposed to have died in California under an assumed name. v. SARAH DWIGHT, b. 1 March 1806; d. 17 Sept 1867; m. 26 Nov 1833, NEWTON PEASE, b. 17 Nov 1805, brother of Beulah (above). He was a farmer. Children, per HOA: 1. Sarah C. Pease, b. 9 Dec 1834; m. 18 June 1862, Charles C. Oakes of Grafton, VT, b. 26 June 1834, a farmer; removed to Oxford, IA. Four children. 2. Edward F. Pease, b. 7 Nov 1839; d. young. 3. Ellen M. Pease, b. 1 Jan 1841; m. 7 Oct 1869, William R. Purple, b. Chatham, CT 11 May 1819, a cattle broker in Springfield, MA. One daughter. 4. Harris A./D. Pease, b. 13 April 1842; m. 14 May 1874, Luella Jackman of Greenfield, MA, b. 1851. He was a farmer in Conway, MA. Two childen. 5. Jane E. Pease, b. 3 March 1844; d. 16 April 1861. 6. Henry E. Pease, b. 31 May 1847; d. infancy. 7. Harriet A. Pease, b. 9 Jan 1849; d. in childbirth 3 Aug 1875; m. 14 May 1874, Oramel G. Waterman, b. 1839; removed to Iowa City, IA. vi. CLARISSA DWIGHT, b. 8 July 1811; m. -- April 1830, HENRY P. LITTLE of Williamsburg, MA, b. 16 June 1805. Children, per HOA: 1. Charles H. Little, b. 7 Dec 1832; m. 2 March 1857, Catherine Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­194

Dyslin of Herkimer, NY; he was a merchant in Freeport, IL. 2. Edwin D. Little, b. 26 June 1835; d. 3 Feb 1861, a clerk in Springfield, MA and Hartford, CT. 3. Ellen M. Little, b. 18 May 1838; m. 7 Feb 1872, Henry G. Curtis, b. Litchfield, CT 23 April 1851, a merchant in Odell, IL. One daughter. 4. Henry D. Little, b. 4 Aug 1847, a merchant in Rockford, IL after 1874.

6.267 SAMUEL6 HARTWELL (Solomon5, Daniel4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born probably in Rowe, Massachusetts, 6 March 1775 (HOA) and died of dropsy in Northampton, Massachusetts 5 December 1850, age 75 (MA VR 49:16; HOA has 1830). He married first in Ashfield, Massachusetts 7 September 1797, MARGARET “PEGGY” GRAY (AVR 166), who was born in Ashfield, 21 March 1780 (AVR) and died in Conway, Massachusetts 25 September 1807 (HOA; CVR 239, as “bet. 25 Sept. and 27 Nov. 1807”), daughter of Robert and Keziah (Foster) Gray. Samuel married second, in Conway, (int.) 16 April 1808, PHEBE STARKS “of Williamsburgh” Massachusetts (CVR 155; HOA has m. 11 May 1808, which is probably correct). Phebe was born 30 September 1784 (HOA) and died of fever in Northampton, 12 September 1844, age 61 (MA VR 8:160), parents not identified. Samuel “was a butcher; settled in Conway and removed late to Northampton (HOA). He was in Northampton for the taking of the 1850 federal census, living with daughter Tryphena, and several Irish laborers (Federal census, NARA). Children by Margaret Gray, born in Conway, Massachusetts (CVR 58): 7.705 i. ROBERT7 HARTWELL, b. 3 Jan 1797 [sic, prob. 1798] (CVR 58, as “Samuel R.”); d. Conway, MA of intemperance and old age, 4 May 1866, age 68; single, laborer (MA VR 192:236). HOA incorrectly credited him with a marriage and children who actually belong to Samuel6 Hartwell (see #6.362, below). + 7.706 ii. ABIGAIL HARTWELL, b. 11 June 1800; m. TIMOTHY HUTCHINS. 7.707 iii. SAMUEL HARTWELL, b. 6 Aug 1803; d. 25 Nov 1808 (HOA). + 7.708 iv. FOSTER HARTWELL, b. 8 Feb 1806; m. AUGUSTA MARIA WHEELOCK. Children by Phebe Starks, all born in Conway, Massachusetts (CVR 58): 7.709 v. TRYPHENA HARTWELL, b. 10 Feb 1809; d. Northampton, MA 16 May 1887 (MA VR 383:23); “was housekeeper for L. W. Joy after 6-195 Sixth Generation

the death of his wife, her sister, Rebecca” (HOA). + 7.710 vi. TRYPHOSA HARTWELL, b. 21 Oct 1811; m. PORTER NUTTING. + 7.711 vii. DESIRE HARTWELL, b. 16 Oct 1814; m. SOLOMON PHELPS. + 7.712 viii. MARGARET “PEGGY” HARTWELL, b. 17 Sept 1816; m. PORTER NUTTING. + 7.713 ix. REBECCA W. HARTWELL, b. 8 June 1818; m. LORENZO W. JOY. + 7.714 x. PHEBE HARTWELL, b. 7 Sept 1820; m. CYRUS S. JOHNSON. 7.715 xi. SAMUEL HARTWELL, b. 20 Aug 1825; d. Northampton, MA of consumption 4 Jan 1846, age 20 (MA VR 20:183).

6.268 BETSY6 HARTWELL (Solomon5, Daniel4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born probably in Rowe, Massachusetts 19 May 1779 (HOA) and died in New Albion, New York 5 February 1856 (HOA). She married ca. 1797, JOSEPH LUCE, who was born in Tisbury, Massachusetts 3 March 1775 (James Adkins; not in VRs) and died in New Albion, New York 5 December 1863. He was a farmer; removed to Pompey, later to Barre, and lastly to New Albion, all in New York. Children, per HOA: i. MELINDA LUCE, b. ca. 1798; m. GREGORY STORMS of Barre, NY; removed to Logan Co., OH. Child, per HOA: 1. William Storms “and others.” ii. ALMEDA LUCE, b. 1800; m. ELISHA GAY of Pompey, NY, a well-to- do farmer, after whose death she removed to Jamesville, in Pompey, NY where she died. iii. AMANDA LUCE, b. 18 Oct 1802; d. 29 June 1853; m. 14 Oct 1821, ELISHA KINNEY of Pompey, NY b. 20 June 1799, d. 11 June 1800 [sic]. Children, per HOA: 1. Rufus Kinney, b. 5 May 1823; lived near Jamesville, NY. 2. Clarissa Kinney, b. 24 July 1825; n.f.r. 3. Fanny Kinney, b. 9 March 1827; d. 22 Sept 1846; m. (--) Williams of Pompey, NY. 4. Joseph Kinney, b. 31 Dec 1828; n.f.r. 5. Polly Kinney, b. 25 Jan 1832; m. (1) Unknown, (2) Unknown, (3) Charles McCausey of Borodino, NY. 6. Harriet Kinney, b. 12 May 1837; m. Orange Hopkins; removed to Painesville, OH. 7. Almira Kinney, b. 19 Sept 1841; n.f.r. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­196

8. Julia Kinney, b. 13 Oct 1844; m. John Adams; removed to Kent City, MI. iv. ABIGAIL LUCE, b. 8 Oct 1804; d. 26 May 1867; m. 25 Dec 1825, HARRISON PAYNE, b. 17 July 1799; d. 19 Aug 1866. He was a farmer, removed about 1826 to New Albion, NY. Children, per HOA: 1. Nathan W. Payne, b. 27 Sept 1824; m. (1) 6 March 1851, Katy A. Lawrence, who d. -- Feb 1865; m. (2) -- June 1868, Susan Lawrence, sister of his first wife. He was a farmer in Cattaraugus, NY. 2. William V. Payne, b. 26 May 1826; m. 24 Aug 1853, Martha Park. He was a farmer in Cattaraugus, NY. 3. George A. Payne, b. 1 May 1828; m. 18 Sept 1850, Catherine Smith. He was a farmer. 4. Betsey Payne, b. 22 July 1830; m. 31 Dec 1854, Smith Phillips, a farmer in Randolph, NY who d. in the army. 5. Stephen L. Payne, b. 13 July 1832; d. 26 Sept 1862; m. 20 Sept 1859, Elizabeth L. Dunn; removed to Missouri; enlisted 1 Sept 1861 in Missouri State Militia; re-enlisted 1 Jan 1862 in Co. K, 9th Kansas Vols. 6. Judson S. Payne, b. 11 Oct. 1836; m. (1) 4 March 1857, Cornelia Walton of Wisconsin, who d. Humboldt, KS, 22 July 1866; m. (2) 11 March 1867, Hannah A. Burnap of Wisconsin, who d. 18 Dec 1884; m. (3) 27 Dec 1885, Julia Kirkpatrick. He went to Wisconsin in 1855; school teacher; removed to Linn Co., KS in 1857; enlisted 1862, Missouri State Militia; admitted to Kansas conference of M.E. church in 1804 [sic, before he was born?]; located later as a farmer in Cadmus, KS. Six children. 7. Joseph W. Payne, b. 28 May 1839; went to Kansas in 1858, enlisted and re-enlisted at same time with brother Stephen; discharged, disabled, 1 March 1862; m. 17 Aug 1862, Elizabeth E. Hale. He was a farmer in Cadmus, KS. 8. Harrison J. Payne, b. 19 Jan 1841; d. 18 Oct 1868; m. ca. 1866, Emma C. Squier of Pittsford, MI, b. 1847. Harrison graduated from Hillsdale College, MI and was pastor of a church in New Haven, MI. One child. 9. Lorenzo R. Payne, b. 6 Feb 1843; m. Lana Herrick of New Albion, NY. enlisted Aug 1861 in Co. F, 64th NY Vols.; discharged 5 March 1865; in actions at Fair Oaks, Seven Days Retreat, White Oak Swamp, Malvern Hill, 2nd Bull Run, 6-197 Sixth Generation

Antietam, Fredericksburg, before Petersburg; taken prisoner just before expiration of 3 years service and was six months in Andersonville; later a farmer in New Albion, NY. 10. Clarissa A. Payne, b. 3 Oct 1845; d. young. 11. Nelson F. Payne, b. 21 Oct 1848; m. Feb 1877, Edith Carlsen. He was a farmer in Cadmus, KS. v. HARRIET LUCE, b. 21 Sept 1806; m. 20 Feb 1831, NOAH HIGBEE, b. 4 May 1808. He was a farmer, removed to Cattaraugus, NY. Children, per HOA: 1. Francis Higbee, b. 5 Jan 1822 [sic]; m. Sept 1860, Elizabeth Lamb. Five children. 2. Chauncey Higbee, b. 13 June 1833; d. infancy. 3. Eliza Higbee, b. 6 April 1835; d. 17 May 1876; m. Oct 1859, Thaddeus Nealy, b. 2 Aug 1831; resided in Cattaraugus, NY. Three children. 4. Lorenzo Higbee, b. 14 May 1837; d. 9 April 1862; enlisted Sept 1861 in Co. C, 64th NY Vols. 5. Jerome L. Higbee, b. 16 Feb 1839; m. 24 Jan 1869, Martha Christie. He graduated from Hillsdale College, MI in 1866 and was a farmer in Cattaraugus, NY; Baptist minister, supplied churches near his residence. 6. Roxana Higbee, b. 17 March 1841; m. Jan 1864, Joseph Charlesworth, a farmer in Little Valley, NY. 7. Norman L. Higbee, b. 16 April 1843; m. March 1875, Emma C. (Squier) Payne, widow of his cousin, Harrison Payne (see above). Norman was a merchant in Marion, IN 1879-1884. Two children. 8. Wellington Higbee, b. 3 Sept 1845; lived in Cattaraugus, NY. 9. Wilbert Higbee, b. 15 Sept 1847; m. March 1868, Priscilla A. Phillips, b. 15 Jan 1852. He was a carpenter. Two children. 10. Maria Higbee, b. 8 Oct 1849; d. young. vi. POLLY LUCE, b. 14 Jan 1809; d. Cattaragus Co., NY 19 March 1898; m. 26 April 1835, SANFORD HIGBEE, b. 25 Jan 1810, d. 31 March 1873, brother of Noah Higbee (see Harriet Luce, above); lived in Cattaraugus County, NY. Children, per James Adkins: 1. Mary S. Higbee, b. 29 April 1836; d. Cattaraugus Co., NY 18 May 1888; m. 25 Dec 1852 (per JamesAdkins) or 10 Nov 1853 (HOA), James Waitt, b. Napoli, NY 22 Feb 1829, d. 27 March 1905, a farmer. 2. Lucretia Higbee, b. 13 Feb 1838; m. 4 June 1856, Thomas Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­198

Newcomb, a farmer. 3. Julia A. Higbee, b. 13 Dec 1839; m. 2 Nov 1856, Arbela Bartholomew, a farmer in Napoli, NY. 4. Betsey E. Higbee, b. 30 Oct 1841; m. 17 Oct 1861, Chauncey Boardman, a farmer in Napoli, NY. 5. John S. Higbee, b. 27 Sept 1843; m. 8 March 1868, Elvira Woodmancy. He was a farmer in Cattaraugus, NY. 6. Theodocia Higbee, b. 5 April 1846; m. 13 Jan 1864, Peleg Wait, a farmer in New Albion, NY. 7. Nelson J. Higbee, b. 27 Oct 1851; m. Louisa Woodmancy, sister of his brother John’s wife (see above). Nelson was a farmer in New Albion, NY. vii. SAMUEL LUCE, b. 17 March 1811; d. 1 May 1886; m. (1) 31 Dec 1835, LOUISA PEEBLES, b. 23 July 1809, d. 12 Sept 1862; m. (2) 17 Jan 1866, RUTH SLOCUM. He was a farmer, removed to Rome, MI. Children, per HOA: 1. Mary M. Luce, b. 1 Oct 1838; m. 5 Dec 1860, William F. Trim. 2. Sarah I. Luce, b. 9 Feb 1841; m. 12 Dec 1867, John Van Vliet. 3. Dwight Luce, b. 30 March 1844; m. 7 Oct 1869, Nelly A. Cure. He was a farmer. Two children. 4. Emma O. Luce, b. 10 June 1847; d. 21 May 1874; m. Milton Hood. viii. ELIZA LUCE, b. 1814; d. 14 Jan 1837. ix. LUCAS M. LUCE, b. 3 March 1818; d. 13 Feb 1882; m. 11 Feb 1840, HARRIET H. WAITE, b. Conway, MA 25 Aug 1819 (J. Adkins, not in VRs), d. 1 March 1910. He was a farmer in New Albion, NY. Children, per James Adkins: 1. Melinda S. Luce, b. 3 June 1841; d. 13 March 1891; m. (1) Feb 1865, James M. Beckwith, who d. 22 Oct 1875, a farmer in Salamanca, Little Valley, NY; m. (2) 11 Dec. 1876 (J. Adkins; HOA has 5 Dec 1870) Joseph Cullen, b. Upton, England 16 May 1838, a farmer in Little Valley. He enlisted 2 Sept 1862, Co. B, 154th NY Vols., discharged 25 June 1863. Four children. 2. Mandana Luce, b. 7 March 1847; d. 31 Aug 1925; m. (1) July 1864, Samuel Nye, who d. Finney Hospital, Washington, DC, 9 Sept 1864; m. (2) 15 Nov 1865, James Lamb, b. Warren Co., NY 25 Nov 1824; harnessmaker in West Salamanca, NY; enlisted Aug 1862 in Co. C, 9th NY Cavalry. Two children. 6-199 Sixth Generation

3. Lucinda E. Luce, b. 8 Sept 1850; m. 31 Aug 1872, Clarence Keith of New Albion, NY, b. 20 Sept 1840; removed to Joliet, IL; returned to Cattaraugus, NY in 1874; teamster. Three children. 4. Francis Luce (twin), b. 18 May 1853; d. 13 May 1855. 5. Francelia Luce (twin), b. 18 May 1853; m. 28 March 1914, John Adams. She was a school teacher. 6. Emerson Devillo Luce, b. 2 June 1856; d. ca. 1929; m. 9 Sept 1877, Orra Wait, b. 3 June 1860, d. 29 June 1932. He was a farmer in Cattaraugus, NY. Two children. 7. William L. Luce, b. 2 Aug 1859; d. 14 Feb 1861. x. HENRY LUCE, b. 23 April 1820; d. 19 Aug 1885; m. 8 Sept. 1842, SALINA PEAPE, b. Ireland 6 Jan 1821; farmer, removed some years after marriage to Elk Co., PA and in 1874 to Majors, NE; enlisted 28 Aug 1862 in Co. B 15th NY Vols., discharged 14 July 1865; in battle of Gettysburg, later on duty in commissary dept. Children, per HOA: 1. Eliza Luce, b. 20 Aug 1843; m. (1) [date not given] George Hildum, b. Bennington, VT [date not given]; m. (2) 4 Oct 1883, Henry Waters of Greene Co., IL; removed to Santa Cruz, CA; fruit grower. Two children. 2. Abigail Luce, b. 7 March 1846; m. June 1872, William Mosier, a farmer in East Leon, NY. Five children. 3. Jenny Luce, b. 29 June 1848; m. (1) (--) Hildum, brother of George (above), a mechanic who d.; m. (2) Jan 1874, John Bolt, a marble cutter in Loup City, NE. Five children. 4. Arbella Luce, b. 20 June 1855; d. 20 Aug 1874. 5. Joseph W. Luce, b. 19 June 1858; farmer in Majors, NE. 6. George W. Luce, b. 18 May 1861; farmer in Majors, NE. xi. CHARLES R. LUCE, b. 10 May 1823; m. (1) SOPHRONIA8 E. HARTWELL, (2) ESTHER M. BAKER. xii. JURVIN LUCE, b. 4 Jan 1831; m. UNKNOWN. Children, per HOA: 1. Charles H. Luce, b. 21 April 1866; d. young. 2. Jay D. Luce, b. 28 Feb 1868; d. infancy. 3. Bessie S. Luce, b. 8 May 1870; n.f.r. 4. Carl B. Luce, b. 12 Jan 1873; n.f.r.

6.269 POLLY6 HARTWELL (Solomon5, Daniel4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born probably in Rowe, Massachusetts, ca. 1782 (HOA) and her death has not been Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­200 researched. She married ALPHEUS CURTIS of Conway, Massachusetts. They removed to Brockport, New York. Child, per HOA: i. OTIS CURTIS, m. ?

6.270 STEPHEN6 HARTWELL (Solomon5, Daniel4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born probably in Rowe, Massachusetts 19 March 1785 (HOA) and died of dropsy in Northampton, Massachusetts 27 April 1858, age 73 years (MA VR 121:56). He married in Conway (int.) 2 September 1808, MARY “POLLY” MORTON (CVR 155), who was born in Ashfield or Ware, Massachusetts 8 May 1793 (HOA; age 61 in 1850) and died of consumption in Northampton 3 January 1858, age 64 years (MA VR 121:56), daughter of Thomas and Eunice (Gray) Morton. Stephen, age 65, laborer, and Mary, age 61, both born in Massachusetts, were enumerated in Northampton on the 1850 federal census (Federal census, NARA). Children, born in Conway, Massachusetts (CVR 58): 7.716 i. STEPHEN7 HARTWELL, b. 19 Dec 1809; d. Conway, MA 11 Sept 1828, age 18 (CVR 239, as ____, s. Stephen). 7.717 ii. MARY “POLLY” HARTWELL, b. 8 May 1812; d. West Stockbridge, MA of consumption 16 June 1848, age 36y (MA VR 39:73); m. 25 Feb 1840, HARVEY TATE, M.D. One child, a daughter, d. young. + 7.718 iii. PHILURA HARTWELL, b. 28 April 1817; m. DAVID H. EELLS. + 7.719 iv. CALEB MORTON HARTWELL, b. 28 June 1818; m. DEMMIS M. SMITH. + 7.720 v. ELLIOT HARTWELL, b. 11 July 1819; m. HORTENSE ROGERS. + 7.721 vi. ELVIRA M. HARTWELL, b. 25 March 1821; m. ELISHA G. COOK. Descendants of William5 & Mary (Lovell) Hartwell

6.271 JONATHAN6 HARTWELL (William5, Daniel4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Rutland, Massachusetts 14 January 1767 (RVR 49) and was called “Deacon” when he died of old age in Charlemont, Massachusetts 6 June 1853, age 86y 8m (MA VR 75:173). He married, probably in Rowe, Massachusetts 14 June 1789, HANNAH RUDD (HOA), who was born in Norwich, Connecticut 21 August 1773 and died of old age in Buckland, Massachusetts 25 December 1857, age 84y 4m 12d (MA VR 111:277), daughter 6-201 Sixth Generation of Nathaniel4 and Alice (Kingsley) Rudd. Jonathan was a farmer and a deacon of the Baptist church (HOA). Children, first four born probably in Rowe, Massachusetts, rest in Charlemont, Massachusetts: 7.722 i. EUNICE7 HARTWELL, b. 1 April 1790 (HOA); d. Buckland, MA of heart disease, 26 Aug 1863, age 73y (MA VR 165:278); unmarried; shown on the 1850 census living in Shelburne, MA with her sister Doris (Hartwell) Hawks (Federal census, NARA). 7.723 ii. BETSY HARTWELL, b. 21 Oct 1791 (HOA); d. 15 April 1840, age 48 (CVR 164); m. ca. 1809, JOSIAH UPTON (CVR 125 has no other date), b. Charlemont, MA 15 Jan 1785 (CVR 81), son of Josiah & Sarah (Underwood) Upton. No children, but they adopted Betsy’s sister, Olive (below). 7.724 iii. CHLOE HARTWELL, b. 29 Aug 1793 (HOA); d. Charlemont, MA 19 Feb 1797, in 4th yr (CVR 144). 7.725 iv. DANIEL HARTWELL, b. 4 July 1795 (HOA); d. Charlemont, MA 17 Aug 1797 in his 3rd yr (CVR 144). + 7.726 v. DORIS HARTWELL, b. 28 March 1797 (CVR 37); m. ISAAC J. HAWKS. 7.727 vi. CHLOE HARTWELL (again), b. 21 May 1799 (CVR 36); d. 13 Oct 1825, age 26 (CVR 144). + 7.728 vii. EDMUND HARTWELL, b. 10 July 1801 (CVR 37); m. (1) JULIA S. DOLE, (2) ELECTA R. DAVENPORT. 7.729 viii. OLIVE HARTWELL, b. 18 July 1803 (CVR 37); d. Charlemont, MA 2 July 1838, age 35 (CVR 144); adopted by Josiah Jr. & Betsy (Hartwell) Upton (above). 7.730 ix. JONATHAN HARTWELL, b. 13 Dec 1806 (CVR 37); d. Charlemont, MA 19 July 1810, in his 4th yr (CVR 144). 7.731 x. ELECTA HARTWELL, b. 13 Jan 1809 (CVR 37); m. DAVID HAWKS 2ND. + 7.732 xi. JONATHAN HARTWELL (again), b. 13 Aug 1811 (CVR 37); m. EMILY STEARNS. 7.733 xii. WILLIAM HARTWELL 3D, b. 17 Jan 1814 (CVR 37); d. Charlemont, MA 30 Jan 1818, in his 5th yr. (CVR 144; Gs has 31 July).

6.273 JESSE6 HARTWELL (William5, Daniel4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Charlemont, Massachusetts 24 February 1771 (CVR 37) and died in Perry, Lake County, Ohio 21 November 1860 (HOA). He was “of Rowe” when he married first, in Ashfield, Massachusetts 20 May 1792, JERUSHA SHEPARD (AVR 166), who was born there 14 March 1772 (AVR 99) and died in Sandisfield, Massachusetts 26 June 1818 (HOA), daughter of Isaac and Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­202

Jemima (Smith) Shepard. Jesse married second, 2 December 1819, as her second husband, ANNA (__) SMITH (HOA), who died in Perry, Ohio 8 April 1858 (HOA). Jesse “became a Baptist at the age of sixteen, and on 9 January 1800 was ordained a minister of that faith at Sandisfield, where he remained as pastor for 27 years. During that time he made numerous missionary tours to New York state, particularly into the part called the Black River Country, and also into portions of Pennsylvania, Ohio and Canada. His first tour into Ohio was made in 1815, when, it is believed, he baptized the first convert on what was known as the “Western Reserve.” About 1827 he made his permanent home in Perry, Ohio, founding a society of his church, and worshiping in a building erected at his own expense (1861 Ohio Baptist Convention Minutes). “He was particularly hospitable to the throngs of emigrants going to the West, but was especially noted for his detestation of Masonry and slavery. He was a faithful, hard working pastor, a man of intense individuality and a positive, aggressive nature. When about 75 years old, he published a versification of the Bible, entitled The Wars of Michael and the Dragon, written in homely, forceful language” (HOA). Jesse is shown on the 1850 federal census as an 80-year-old farmer in Perry Township, Ohio, residing with Anna Hartwell, age 75 and Maria Hartwell (his granddaughter), age 20, all born in Massachusetts (Federal census, NARA). Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: + 7.734 i. JERUSHA HARTWELL, b. Charlemont, MA 13 March 1793 (CVR 45); m. DANIEL HARMON PIKE. + 7.735 ii. JESSE HARTWELL, b. 2 May 1795; m. (1) MARIA THAYER, (2) MARGARET F. BRODIE. + 7.736 iii. LOVELL HARTWELL, b. 23 Jan 1797; m. JEMIMA THOMPSON. + 7.737 iv. CHEANEY HARTWELL, b. 10 July 1799; m. ALVA HEATH.

6.276 OLIVE6 HARTWELL (William5, Daniel4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Charlemont, Massachusetts 15 March 1777 (CVR 37) and died of old age in Nahant, Massachusetts 29 January 1859, 81y 6m (MA VR 129:160). She married in Charlemont 27 February 1800, CALEB5 JOHNSON (CVR 105), a mariner who was born in Lynn, Massachusetts 7 December 1778 (LVR 1:217) and died in Nahant 3 November 1867, 88y 10m 3d (MA VR 202:200), son of Jonathan4 (Jonathan3, Samuel2, James1) and Anna (Alley) (Williams) Johnson. 6-203 Sixth Generation

Children, born in Lynn, Massachusetts: i. MARY CHENEY JOHNSON, b. 6 Dec 1800 (LVR 1:222); m. Nahant, MA 8 March 1824, the Rev. HENRY BULFINCH (LVR 2:211), b. Lynn, MA 6 June 1797 (LVR 1:84), d. there 27 Jan 1853, age 52y (MA VR 75:128), son of Jeremiah & Rebecca (Cheever) Bulfinch. Known children, recorded in Lynn, MA (LVR 1:83-84): 1. Mary Olivia Bulfinch, b. 26 May 1825; n.f.r. 2. Delia Rebecca Bulfinch, b. 12 March 1827; m. Fond du Lac, WI 6 Feb 1804, Andrew J. Wade (HOA), b. ca. 1821, d. 1 May 1872, a nephew of Senator Wade of Ohio. 3. Charles Bulfinch, b. 3 Dec 1828; n.f.r. 4. Ellen Henrietta Bulfinch, b. 6 Jan 1831; m. 23 Nov 1868, Samuel M. Johnson of Nahant, MA (HOA), b. 1 Nov 1835; removed in 1861 to Boston, MA and in 1874 to Everett, MA; in lobster trade. Three children. 5. Henry Martyn Bulfinch, b. 4 Nov 1832; d. Lynn 13 Aug 1836 (LVR 2:444). 6. Andrew J. Bulfinch, b. -- Sept 1833 (HOA); m. Rose Brown, b. in Maine. They lived in Charlestown, MA. ii. WELCOME WILLIAM JOHNSON, b. 26 Aug 1803 (LVR 1:222); d. Nahant, MA 8 Nov 1880 (MA VR 319:261); m. Sterling, MA 30 Sept 1827, LUCY KEYES (SVR 80), b. Sterling 25 Jan 1807, d. Nahant 4 Feb 1878, 71y 20d (MA VR 301:243), daughter of Asa & Sarah (__) Keyes. Welcome is variously described as a merchant and a storekeeper. Known children, recorded in Lynn, MA: 1. Asa Keyes Johnson, b. 26 Oct 1828 (LVR 1:216); n.f.r. 2. Sarah Eveline Johnson, b. 31 Aug 1830 (LVR 1:223); m. 28 Nov 1852, Benjamin B. Hawks of Wakefield, MA (HOA); removed to Grafton, OH in 1857 and to Buffalo, NY in 1862, where he died. He was manager of hotels and restaurants. Five children. 3. Caleb Thurston Johnson, b. 22 Aug 1831 (LVR 1:217); d. 22 July 1832 (LVR 2:513). 4. Caleb H. Johnson, b. 26 Aug 1834 (HOA); m. -- Sept 1867, Julia Connor, b. in New York [date not given]; went in 1836 [sic] to Oregon and ran the first express from Portland, OR to the mines, later consolidated with Wells, Fargo & Co. and was some time in their employ. Later he was in Idaho and Nevada as an engineer and superintendent of mining Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­204

properties. For some years he was in the cattle trade in California and Washington. 5. Martin K. Johnson, b. 16 Aug 1836 (HOA); d. young. 6. Charles T. Johnson, b. 16 Oct 1838 (HOA); m. 22 July 1863, Elizabeth S. Edson of Yarmouth, MA, b. 2 June 1837. He graduated from in 1863, entered the N.E. Conference of the M.E. Church the same year, and was preaching at Stoneham, MA in 1887. Four children. 7. Herbert E. Johnson, b. 24 Nov 1840 (HOA); m. 7 Feb 1864, Cynthia A. Taylor, b. in Tennessee. He graduated from Lawrence Scientific School in Cambridge, MA and was a clerk in his father’s store until 1859. He went to North Carolina, engaged in engineering, but finding the people hostile after the election of President Lincoln, he escaped northward on a turpentine schooner; went next to Walla Walla, WA and engaged in banking with the firm of Johnson, Reese and Winans; became the proprietor of a tin and hardware store, owned a cattle ranch, and was county treasurer for some years. Three children. 8. Fredrick K. Johnson, b. 19 Feb 1843 (LVR 1:219); n.f.r. 9. Harriett Lucy Johnson, b. 26 April 1845 (LVR 1:219); d. 8 Sept 1848, 3y 4m (LVR 2:515). 10. [?]Welcome J. Johnson, b. 1 May 1848 (LVR 1:224); n.f.r. iii. GEORGE L. JOHNSON, b. 8 April 1806 (LVR 1:219); d. 1 Jan 1882 (HOA); m. (1) Lynn, MA 12 Nov 1829, ELIZABETH L. “BETSEY” LYDSTON (LVR 2:210), b. Kittery, ME, died ?; m. (2) 19 April 1841, SARAH OSGOOD of Newburyport, MA, who d. in 1849; m. (3) 28 Sept 1850, LOUISA M. OSGOOD, b. Newburyport, MA 4 July 1811, d. Boston, MA 17 March 1886, 72y 8m 23d (MA VR 375:71), sister of his second wife. He was in the grocery trade in Nahant, MA; later in a fish market in Boston until 1849; in that year he went around the Horn to California and soon after to the Cascades in Oregon, where he took up a tract of land, part of which was later taken by the U.S. as the site for a fort. Children, per HOA: 1. George W. Johnson, b. 21 Dec 1831; d. New Haven, CT 25 Sept 1873; m. ca. 1863, Janet Sellers from near Biddeford, ME. He went with his father to Oregon, settled in the real estate business at the Cascades. One child. 2. Robert Gray Johnson, b. Nahant, MA 21 Aug 1833; d. Weston, MA 16 Nov 1905 (MA VR 1905/98:328); m. 24 Oct 1861 6-205 Sixth Generation

[name of wife not given]; he was a Baptist minister in Littleton, MA. Two children. 3. Jesse H. Johnson, b. 4 Nov 1836; m. 21 Nov 1861, Sarah H. Nelson of Lowell, MA, b. 28 Aug 1835; he settled at marriage in Lynn, MA; removed to Boston, MA in 1869; to Fitchburg in 1870; to Lowell in 1880. He was a stone cutter. Three children. 4. Daniel R. Johnson, b. 24 Feb 1843; d. infancy. 5. Eugene M. Johnson, b. 4 June 1845; m. 25 Dec 1872, Nora J. Buren of Ware, MA, b. 7 Jan 1844. He graduated from Harvard in 1859 and studied at Albany Law School, admitted to the bar in 1871 and practiced in Boston, MA. 6. Sarah E. Johnson, b. 18 July 1847; n.f.r. 7. Harriet L. Johnson, b. 8 Sept 1851; n.f.r. iv. CLARISSA ANN JOHNSON, b. 15 March 1808 (LVR 1:217); d. Nahant, MA 4 Sept 1874, 66y 5m (MA VR 265:240); m. West Boylston, MA 18 April 1837, ARTEMAS MURDOCK, JR. (LVR 2:209), b. West Boylston 4 Sept 1807, d. Nahant 18 March 1882, 74y 6m (MA VR 337:263). He was a maker of philosophical instruments; removed in 1840 to Medford, MA; later to Nahant. Children, per HOA: 1. Hervey H. Murdock, b. 17 May 1838; m. 6 Dec 1863, Abby M. Colby, b. Hopkinton, NH 3 Dec 1841. He went to Illinois, enlisted Aug 1861 in 112th IL Vols.; transferred in 1862 to Law’s Mountain Howitzer Battery; was under Burnside in defense of Knoxville, TN; captured at Philadelphia, TN in 1863; discharged Dec 1863. He went to San Francisco, CA; returned in 1866; bookkeeper in Boston, MA. Three children. 2. Mary M. Murdock, b. 14 March 1842; m. 15 April 1864, George S. Noyes of Newburyport, MA, b. 18 June 1834, d. 15 Feb 1875. He graduated from Wesleyan University, joined the NH Conference of the M.E. Church in 1863; transferred to the N. E. Conference in 1866, assigned to labor with Father Taylor, remaining with him nine years. Three children. 3. Everett Murdock, b. 4 Sept 1845; d. young. v. EDWARD A. JOHNSON, b. 15 June 1810 (LVR 1:218); m. Lynn, MA 19 Sept 1836, SARAH W. ATWILL (LVR 2:209), b. 29 Nov 1813, d. 14 July 1886. He succeeded his brother George L. in the fish market on Bromfield St. in Boston, MA. Children, per HOA: 1. Clarissa A. Johnson, b. 30 July 1837; m. the Rev. George G. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­206

Jones, an Episcopal minister in Brighton, MA, who was chaplain in the army during the war. Three children. 2. Ellen S. Johnson, b. 31 Aug 1838; d. 24 Oct 1865. 3. Adelaide M. Johnson, b. not given; m. Aaron F. Stevens of Nashua, NH, b. Derry, NH 9 Aug 1819, d. 19 May 1887. He was admitted to the bar in 1845; member of the legislature 1849-1857; in 1861 a major in NH Vols.; in 1862 a colonel of 13th NH Vols.; was in battles of Fredericksburg, Drury’s Bluff, Cold Harbor and Petersburg. He was a member of Congress 1866-1870 and postmaster of Nashua for several years. 4. Elizabeth C. Johnson, b. Dec 1842; d. 27 Sept 1848. 5. Melville A. Johnson, m. Mrs. Huggins, b. Batavia, NY. They lived in Florida. One son. vi. CALEB HERVEY JOHNSON, b. 21 May 1812 (LVR 1:217); d. Nahant, MA 2 Oct 1901, 89y 4m 12d (MA VR 516:595); m. Copenhagen, NY 24 April 1837, SYLVIA SHEPHERD (DAR appl. 357---), b. Copenhagen 20 March 1816, d. Nahant 9 Feb 1891, 74y 10m 15d (MA VR 418:423), daughter of Jacob & Cheaney (Hartwell) Shepard (see #6.278-v below). Caleb settled in Harrisburg, NY as a merchant and farmer; returned to Nahant in 1857. Children, per HOA: 1. Irene C. Johnson, b. 18 March 1838; d. 5 March 1881. 2. Welcome Justin Johnson, b. Copenhagen, NY 18 Sept 1840; d. Nahant, MA 13 Dec 1912 (MA VR 1912/70:126); m. Peabody, MA 18 April 1877, Lucy Ellen Brown (MA VR 288:260), b. Peabody 1 May 1848, d. Nahant 10 April 1888, age 39y 11m 16d (MA VR 391:306). Welcome enlisted 17 Sept 1862, Co. F, 45th Mass. Vols., mustered out 7 July 1863; was under Gen. Foster in the Newberne campaign. He was a dealer in wood, coal and hay in Nahant. Three children. 3. Hervey Shepherd Johnson, b. 2 Nov 1842; d. Nahant, MA 29 April 1905, 61y 5m 27d (MA VR 1905/67:426); m. Harriet Eliza Allen of Manchester, MA, b. 21 Sept 1838, d. 1916. He enlisted at the same time as his brother Welcome, same service and muster out; was a manufacturer of gloves and leather coats in Lynn, MA. Six children. 4. Charles F. Johnson, b. 21 Oct 1845; m. 4 March 1873, Pauline T. Johnson, b. Falmouth, ME 22 Oct 1847. He was a florist; she was a school teacher in Newcastle, NH and Nahant, MA. Six children. 5. Sylvia O. Johnson, b. 24 Dec 1850; m. 4 Dec 1882, Charles 6-207 Sixth Generation

D. Very of Harrisburg, NY, a dealer in hay and grain in Nahant, MA. 6. Clara L. Johnson, b. 11 April 1843; m. 18 June 1883, Alcott Pennell, b. Harpswell, ME 30 Jan 1853; salesman of art pottery in Boston, MA. One child. vii. DANIEL WARD JOHNSON, b. 5 Feb 1815; m. 16 Nov 1837, ELIZA MERRITT, b. Patchogue, L.I., NY 22 March 1820. He went to Richmond, OH in 1837 in the boot and shoe trade; returned east in 1845 in the fish trade with his brother, Edward A.; in 1852 a farmer in Copenhagen, NY, later in grocery trade in Utica, NY and Cleveland, OH; after the war went to Little Kanawha County, WV, erecting the first oil refinery there. In 1875 practiced medicine in Cleveland; removed in 1881 to Providence, RI. Children, per HOA unless otherwise noted: 1. Olivia H. Johnson, b. 20 Sept 1840; d. 29 Jan 1878; m. (1) 9 May 1866, Eustace L. Parks of Poolville, NY, a merchant who d. 9 Sept 1868; m. (2) 1 June 1870, Lauriston B. Green of Poolville, a farmer. 2. Josephine L. Johnson, b. 12 Sept 1842; n.f.r. 3. Theodore M. Johnson, b. 29 Nov 1844, a soldier in the Civil War. 4. Florence Maria Johnson, b. Lynn, MA 18 Dec 1846 (LVR 1:218; HOA has 1847); d. 26 July 1858 (HOA). 5. Ida E. Johnson, b. Nahant, MA 4 July 1849 (LVR 1:219); m. 6 Dec 1871, Anthony W. Gibbons of Cleveland, OH (HOA), b. 1846, employed in a grain elevator. Three children. 6. Everett L. Johnson, b. 4 Sept 1851; m. Ella (___); a carpenter, he went to Winfield, KS in 1874; to Burlington, KS; thence on So. Pacific RR, erecting buildings. 7. Fanny F. Johnson, b. 27 Aug 1853; m. 8 May 1878, David C. Foster of Springfield, OH, a painter, removed to St. Paul, MN. Two children. 8. Clarence E. Johnson, b. 27 March 1855; m. 1879, Ellen Coyle of Springfield, OH. Two children. viii. OLIVE CORNELIA JOHNSON, b. 12 Feb 1817; m. (int.) Boston, MA 14 Feb 1841, MONTRAVILLE SIMONDS. ix. WILLIAM FREDERICK JOHNSON, b. 30 July 1819; d. Lynn, MA 17 Feb 1884, 64y (MA VR 391:306); m. (1) Lynn (int.) 10 April 1842, ABBA STONE (LVR 2:213) of Providence, RI (HOA has Reading, presumably MA), b. May 1807, d. Lynn, of consumption, 2 Aug 1846, age 39y (LVR 2:513); m. (2) 30 June Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­208

1850, LURANCY H. DEXTER, b. Boston, MA 30 June 1819, d. Lynn 8 Oct 1883, 63y (MA VR 346:236); m. (3) 17 Feb 1884, ANNIE WYATT (MA VR 352:274), b. Staffordshire, England ca. 1853. He was in the grocery business in Lynn until 1852; then in insurance and real estate; member of legislature 1856; mayor 1858; state senator 1860-1866; state paymaster for troops in U.S. service 1863-1864. Children, all by Lurancy Dexter, per HOA: 1. T. Dexter Johnson, b. 3 June 1852; m. 17 Nov 1873, Harriet Johnson of Nahant, MA b. 17 Jan. 1852. He was a merchant in Lynn, MA; removed to Nahant in 1881; was postmaster. Three children. 2. Charlotte G. Johnson, b. 15 Jan. 1854; m. Charles Allen of Boston, MA; lived in NY City, connected with a mercantile agency; has been editor of one of two scientific publications. One child. 3. Lurancy D. Johnson, b. 5 Aug 1856; d. 13 Nov 1861. 4. William F. Johnson, b. 23 Aug 1858; d. infancy. 5. Norman F. Johnson, b. 22 Dec. 1861; d. young. x. CHARLES W. JOHNSON, b. 2 June 1823; m. (int.) 26 April 1846, MARY ELIZABETH SMITH(?). In 1843, he changed his name to WARREN HARTWELL.

6.277 PHINEAS WARD6 HARTWELL (William5, Daniel4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born probably in Rowe, Massachusetts -- January 1779 (HOA), and drowned at Lynn Beach, Massachusetts 19 November 1814 (Deaths in Boston Newspapers; CVR 144). He married ca. 1802 BETSEY/BETTY DODGE, who was born in Shelburne, Massachusetts 29 July 1777 (SVR 28) and died in Charlemont, Massachusetts 17 August 1829 (CVR 144), daughter of Nathaniel and Betty (Pool) Dodge. [Note: Identification of Phineas Ward’s wife is based on the fact that she and Azariah Dodge were named administrators of Phineas’ estate, and that Nathaniel Dodge was named guardian of her son, Lucius. Nathaniel and Azariah were brothers, and had a sister named Betsey/Betty, all born in Shelburne, MA.] HOA says Phineas Ward “settled in Shelburne, removed in 1804 to his father’s farm to care for his aged parents [both of whom outlived Phineas], operating a grist mill, keeping a small store and making occasional trips to Boston to replenish his stock. On one such trip, reaching the beach after dark, he missed the crossing and his body was found near his wagon the 6-209 Sixth Generation next morning. A package of opium in his breast pocket, saturated with moisture, may have been one of the causes of his death, being absorbed through the skin.” On 27 December 1814, Betsey Hartwell and Azariah Dodge were appointed to administer the insolvent estate of Phineas Ward Hartwell, late of Charlemont. Creditors were given 9 months from the 27th of December to bring in their claims (Notices in Franklin Herald dated 10 Jan and 31 Jan 1815). Children, all recorded in Charlemont, Massachusetts (CVR 45): + 7.738 i. LUCIUS7 HARTWELL, b. 26 Oct 1803 (also recorded Shelburne [SVR 44] as “Linus”); m. ABIGAIL PRATT. + 7.739 ii. ORPHA HARTWELL, b. 27 Nov 1805; m. WILLIAM FARNUM. + 7.740 iii. PHILANDER HARTWELL, b. 11 Aug 1808; m. ESTHER FERNALD. + 7.741 iv. BETSEY ANNA HARTWELL, b. 9 April 1814; m. (1) DANIEL HOLT PARKER, (2) GEORGE S. MEAD.

6.278 CHEANEY6 HARTWELL (William5, Daniel4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born probably in Rowe, Massachusetts 8 June 1780 (HOA) and died 16 October 1850 (HOA). She married 4 March 1803 JACOB SHEPARD (HOA), who was born 15 April 1770 and died 4 May 1856, son of Isaac and Jemima (Smith) Shepard and thus a brother of Jesse’s wife. Jacob was a farmer and millwright, removed to Denmark, NY in 1805 (HOA). Children, per HOA unless otherwise noted: i. CHEANEY SHEPARD, b. 22 June 1804; d. 15 Oct 1876; m. 6 May 1824, THOMAS TAYLOR, b. Adams [MA?] 2 Dec 1804, d. 16 May 1878, a farmer in Harrisburg, NY. Children, per HOA: 1. Stephen P. Taylor, b. 14 Oct 1827; m. (1) Clarissa Waite, b. 1827; divorced; m. (2) Sarah E. (Westerdale) Chaplin, who d. 1869; m. (3) Viola Sessions of Penacook, NH. He was a farmer in the milk business; settled in Copenhagen, NY; removed to Berlin, OH in 1865; to Buena Vista, CO in 1879. Four children. 2. Thomas L. Taylor, b. 12 Aug 1829; m. (1) 11 Sept 1849, Julia A. Lynch, b. 1833, d. 31 March 1860; m. (2) Jane (Austin) Taylor of Harrisburg, NY, b. 1833. He was a traveling salesman in the cigar business. Six children. 3. Madison W. Taylor, b. 15 Feb 1832; d. -- Oct 1883; m. 11 March 1852, Harriet Kelsey of Harrisburg, NY, b. 1825. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­210

He was a farmer. Two children. 4. Fernando C. Taylor, b. 8 March 1834; m. (1) 1862, Faustina Sessions, sister of Viola (above); divorced; m. (2) Catherine (__) Skinner, b. Chenango Co., NY. One child. 5. Jacob H. Taylor, b. 22 Dec 1836; m. 30 April 1861, Eunice P. Lamphear of Denmark, NY, b. 1838, d. -- July 1877. He was a farmer in Antwerp, NY. Three children. 6. Mary C. F. Taylor, b. 7 Sept 1838; m. 31 Oct 1867 Edward B. Johnson of Nahant, MA, b. 13 July 1832, enlisted Co. F, 45th Mass. Vols. with sons of Caleb Hervey Johnson (see #6.276- iv above). He was a school commissioner in 1866; town treasurer in 1879. Three children. 7. Samuel S. Taylor, b. 30 June 1845; d. -- Dec 1870; m. 10 Jan 1866, Jeannette L. Cummings of Lowville, NY, who d. 19 Oct 1885. He was a farmer. Two children. ii. JUSTIN J. SHEPARD, b. 26 Nov 1806; d. 22 Oct 1852; m. 1841, ELLA E. NORTON, b. Guilford, CT. Justin was a farmer in Copenhagen, NY. Children, per HOA: 1. Orpha A. Shepard, b. 1842; d. 1849. 2. Jacob J. Shepard, m., lived in MI; had children. 3. Ellen Shepard, m. lived in MO; had children. 4. Myron Shepard, lived in Ann Arbor, MI. iii. MARY O. SHEPARD, b. 30 Dec 1808; d. 28 July 1859. iv. JERUSHA SHEPARD, b. 6 Nov 1811; d. 25 Nov 1847. v. SYLVIA SHEPARD, b. 20 March 1816; m. CALEB HERVEY JOHNSON (see #6.276-vi above).

6.279 MARY6 “MOLLY” HARTWELL (William5, Daniel4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born probably in Rowe, Massachusetts 6 August 1782 (HOA) and died in Florida, Massachusetts 19 October 1867, age 85y 2m (MA VR 202:30, as “Milly”). She married 11 May 1805, NATHAN KEMP (HOA), who was born in Groton, Massachusetts (recorded Shelburne) 9 November 1780 (SVR 50) and died in Florida, Massachusetts 15 March 1866 (MA VR 192:30), son of William and Emma (Farnsworth) Kemp. Nathan “was one of the early settlers of Florida, Mass, honest and upright, and his example of indusry and morality cannot be excelled” (HOA). Children, born in Florida, Massachusetts, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: i. FEMALE INFANT, b. -- March 1806. 6-211 Sixth Generation

ii. CLARINDA KEMP, b. 27 Aug 1807; m. -- Nov 1827, SUMNER HEMENWAY, removed to Brownhelm, OH in 1831 and to Schoolcraft, MI in 1835. Children, per HOA: 1. Freelove D. Hemenway, b. -- Sept 1829; d. 1836. 2. Nathan S. Hemenway, b. 9 Jan 1831; d. 1850. 3. Rhoda E. Hemenway, b. 22 Dec 1833; m. 13 July 1845, Royal H. Barnhart, b. Hartfield, NY 16 Oct 1832. He was a druggist; removed in 1856 to Marshalltown, IA. 4. Almira A. Hemenway, b. 15 Feb 1838; m. 29 Aug 1856, John M. Atwood, who d. 31 May 1882. Six children. iii. WILLIAM KEMP, b. -- June 1809; d. young. iv. MARY E. KEMP, b. 1 Nov 1811; m. 11 Dec 1831, DANIEL NELSON of Southwick, MA b. -- Sept 1808, a farmer in Florida, MA; removed in 1878 to Cherokee, IA. Children, per HOA: 1. Mary L. Nelson, b. 30 Nov 1832; m. 28 Nov 1850, Chester L. Tower of Florida, MA, b. 26 Oct 1826, a farmer; removed in 1871 to No. Adams, MA. Chester enlisted 14 Oct 1862 in Co. K, 47th Mass. Vols., discharged 1 Sept 1863. After 1873, Mary was an evangelist of the Second Advent denomination. Two children. 2. Lovell D. Nelson, b. 23 Jan. 1830 [sic, listed after Mary]; m. 4 July 1866, Harriet Gibson, b. OH ca. 1836. Lovell enlisted 6 Aug 1862 in Co. H, 20th Iowa Vols., discharged 8 July 1865; in battles of Prairie Grove, AR, siege of Vicksburg, sieges of Forts Morgan and Blakely in AL; in 1871 returned to Florida, MA; removed with parents to Cherokee, IA. Nine children. 3. Emma N. Nelson, b. 21 March 1838; m. (1) 1858, E. L. Proctor of Appleton, ME; divorced; m. (2) 2 Nov 1878, James Brockway, b. Odgensburg, NY 19 April 1840, a tinsmith in Cherokee, IA. Three children. 4. Lewis L. Nelson, b. 27 Nov 1840; m. 10 March 1861, Sarah A. Tower of Florida, MA, b. 23 Jan 1842; lived in Cherokee, IA. Three children. 5. Emerson W. Nelson, b. 3 Feb 1843; m. 3 Dec 1868, Lavinia I. Olney of Marion, IA, b. 1848. He was a manufacturer of artificial stone in Cherokee, IA. Four children. v. GIDEON KEMP, b. 9 Sept 1813; d. Florida, MA 18 May 1882, age 68y 8m (MA VR 337:32); m. 11 Jan 1843, RIZPAH B. TOWER of Florida, b. 4 Aug 1820, d. 24 Oct. 1913. They settled on the Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­212

Kemp farm in Florida and both are buried in the family plot on that farm, owned in 1945 by a Mr. Goddard. Children, per HOA: 1. Morris Gideon Kemp, b. 29 Sept 1848; d. 25 April 1928; m. 18 Feb 1882, Clara Sibley of Rowe, MA, b. 17 Aug 1851, d. 20 Sept. 1941. They removed to Kansas City, MO. Three children. 2. Nathan W. Kemp, b. 22 May 1852; d. 12 July 1930; m. Lucy Beers, and lived on the in Florida, MA. Three children. 3. Anna Kemp, b. 23 Sept. 1858; d. 23 May 1919; m. Nathan Beers, brother of Lucy (above). He was a farmer in Florida, MA. Three children. vi. ELISHA KEMP, b. 17 Aug 1815; d. Marion, IA 1 July 1887; m. 9 Sept 1841, LOUISA BELINDA FORD, b. Readsboro, VT 30 June 1817, d. Marion, IA 11 March 1889. Elisha “removed to Linn Co., IA in 1838 before the Indians had left the country and took up a fine claim about three and one half miles from Marion, the county seat.” Children, born in Marion, IA per HOA: 1. Xenophan Nathan Kemp, b. 5 May 1843; d. 27 June 1927; m. Independence, IA, 24 Nov 1868, Mary Jane Russell, b. Cheshire, CT 18 April 1846, d. Marion, IA 10 Sept 1937. Xenophan was a farmer near his father; enlisted in Co. C, 44th Iowa Vols., discharged 15 Sept. 1864. Three children. 2. Almina V. Kemp, b. 24 April 1847; d. Phillipsburg, KS 22 July 1887; m. 3 April 1868, George Stinson, b. 25 March 1838, an attorney, removed in 1878 to Phillipsburg. One child. 3. Ida L. Kemp, b. 22 March 1856; d. Marion, IA 11 March 1836; m. there 10 Feb 1886, Willis G. Lillie, b. Bethel, VT 6 Sept 1848, d. 27 June 1920, a farmer in Marion. Four children. 4. Emmett I. Kemp, b. 25 Feb. 1858; d. Marion, IA 11 Nov 1910; m. Trear, IA 1 Dec 1882, Ida Johnson, b. Kalamazoo, MI 31 Oct 1858. Four children. vii. SYLVESTER ALLEN KEMP, b. 9 Oct 1817; d. North Adams, MA May 1897 (MA VR 472:81); m. Dec 1841, ALMIRA BROWN, b. Florida, MA 19 May 1821, d. North Adams 15 June 1883, 62y 2m (MA VR 346:51; HOA has July 1873). Sylvester “was a carpenter and builder; held most town offices, was representative in Legislature in 1863; 6-213 Sixth Generation

removed about this time to North Adams and bought 125 acres of rough land on a hill east of the town, where he laid out a suburb of about 40 houses, a machine shop, a tower to view the city below, and laid the foundations for a church to be called The Church of Glad Tidings. This suburb was called in local parlance, Kempville. Sylvester was apparently of quite liberal views and was turned out of the Baptist Church of Florida because he did not believe in the doctrine of ‘hell fire’ as preached in that day.” Children, per HOA: 1. Barney Sylvester Kemp, b. 9 Jan 1854; d. 27 May 1906; m. 5 Aug 1875, his 2nd cousin, Alida E. Tower, b. 23 Sept 1858, d. 20 Oct 1917. Barney was a carpenter in North Adams, MA. Two children. 2. Myrta Kemp, b. 23 Nov 1862; m. 16 Jan 1894, Frank Perry, b. 23 Sept 1864?, d. 24 Sept 1914. Three children. viii. JESSE H. KEMP, b. 15 Dec 1819; d. Charlemont, MA 4 Feb 1894, 75y (MA VR 445:597); m. (1) 12 March 1842, ADELINE A. MANNING, b. Florida, MA 24 March 1821, d. there 5 April 1862, 41y 12d (MA VR 156:35), daughter of John & Betsy (__) Manning; m. (2) 31 May 1863, ANGELINE S. THATCHER, b. Florida, MA 1 June 1835, d. there 31 Aug 1866, 31y 3m (MA VR 192:30), daughter of Sumner & Hannah (__) Thatcher; m. (3) CAROLINE E. THATCHER, b. Florida, MA 1 Jan 1834, d. there 2 Feb 1909, 75y 1m 10d (MA VR 1909/85:474), sister of his 2nd wife. Jesse was a stone mason; settled in Zoar, MA; removed to Charlemont, MA in 1872; deacon of the Baptist Church in Florida in 1867; held principal offices in both towns; was representative from Florida in the Legislature in 1862. Child by Adeline Manning, per HOA: 1. Finette B. Kemp, b. 28 April 1848; d. 17 Jan 1931; m. 16 Feb 1868, Irvine W. Ballou of Monroe, MA, b. 26 April 1843, d. 8 Nov 1893; a farmer in Florida, MA. Seven children. Child by Angeline Thatcher, per HOA: 2. Effie A. Kemp, b. 26 April 1865; d. 7 May 1911; m. 6 Feb 1881, Walter C. Ayres of Hawley, MA, b. 12 Aug 1857, d. -- Aug 1941; a RR man. Two daughters. ix. KENDALL KEMP, b. 29 May 1822; d. Florida, MA 10 Sept 1883, 70y 1m 3d (MA VR 346:34); m. 12 Nov 1845, DORCAS P. COMSTOCK, b. Berlin, NY 19 Aug 1822, d. Florida in 1899 (MA VR 492:57-N/A). Kendall was a farmer in Florida, MA. Children, per HOA: Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­214

1. Flora D. Kemp, b. 13 Aug 1846; d. 11 Sept 1861. 2. Alice L. Kemp, b. 24 Oct 1847; m. 2 Sept 1868, Austin Tower of Florida, MA, b. 24 Sept 1845, a farmer. Three children, all d. infancy. 3. Herman K. Kemp, b. 19 April 1850; d. 22 Oct 1883. x. OLIVE J. KEMP, b. 21 March 1824; d. July 1844.

6.280 WILLIAM6 HARTWELL (William5, Daniel4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born probably in Rowe, Massachusetts 14 December 1783 and died probably in Cummington, Massachusetts 4 December 1830 (HOA). He married 10 February 1806, DEBORAH SHEPARD (HOA), who was born in New Marlborough, Massachusetts 29 February 1780 and died of “congestion of the lungs” in Cummington 3 March 1858, age 78y 3d (MA VR 121:45; CVR 198); parents not identified. William “removed to Denmark, New York, farmer, returned about 1813 to Chesterfield NH” [sic, should be Chesterfield, Massachusetts] (HOA). Children, born in Denmark, New York and Chesterfield, Massachusetts, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: + 7.742 i. ELVIRA7 HARTWELL, b. 4 Dec 1806; m. NORMAN WARNER. + 7.743 ii. DEBORAH L. HARTWELL, b. 9 July 1808; m. PHILO WAKLEE. + 7.744 iii. WILLIAM C/D. HARTWELL, b. 2 Feb 1811; m. (1) ANN JENNEL, (2) ELIZA C. WILDER. + 7.745 iv. LOVELL D. HARTWELL, b. Chesterfield, MA 20 Sept 1812; m. HANNAH FRANCIS. + 7.746 v. CORYDON W. HARTWELL, b. 27 Nov 1815; m. OLIVE F. BAILEY. + 7.747 vi. ERASMUS D. HARTWELL, b. 12 May 1819; m. ELIZABETH MILLER. 7.748 vii. ADELINE D. HARTWELL, b. 26 April 1821; d. Cummington, MA, of dropsy, 12 Jan 1844, age 23 (MA VRs 8:150; CVR 198). + 7.749 viii. ANN-MARIA HARTWELL, b. 10 Sept 1823; m. NATHAN T. PIKE. Descendants of Stephen5 & Sarah (Reed) Hartwell

6.282 STEPHEN6 HARTWELL (Stephen5-4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Bedford, Massachusetts 18 May 1785 (BVR 30) and died probably in New York City 8 December 1837 (HOA). He married ca. 1805, LUCY H. ESTABROOK, who was born in Medford, Massachusetts 13 February 1787 (MVR) and died in New York City before 25 May 1831, age 44 years (Deaths in Boston Newspapers; HOA has 31 May), daughter of Nehemiah and Lucy (__) Estabrook. 6-215 Sixth Generation

According to HOA, Stephen “settled in Lexington, removed to Cambridge, and in 1812 to Boston. He was a truckman, and in 1820 opened a livery stable on the site of the Niles Block on School Street, next east of the City Hall, which he managed until 1826, when he removed to New York City.” Children, per HOA unless otherwise stated: 7.750 i. STEPHEN A.7 HARTWELL, b. 5 Nov 1806; d. Belleville, IL 15 May 1834; m. St. Clair County, IL 15 Dec 1832, ELIZABETH JONES (IL VRs), who m. (2) St. Clair County, IL 14 Nov 1839, ORION FISHER (IL VRs). 7.751 ii. THAOLIN H. HARTWELL, b. 26 Nov 1808; d. Macoupin County, IL 4 Jan 1850, aged 42; buried Gillespie City Cemetery; m.(1) HIRAM KIPP who d. ca. 1835; m. (2) 5 June 1842, as his 2nd wife, ANTHONY CHAPOUIL (American Ancestors, Vol. 169:142; HOA has (--) CHAPARAIL). There were children, all dead in 1887. + 7.752 iii. LUCY T. HARTWELL, b. 20 Dec 1810; m. WILLIAM HOLMES. + 7.753 iv. HIRAM JOSEPH HARTWELL, b. 1 Aug 1812; m. HANNAH STERR. 7.754 v. SARAH D. HARTWELL, b. 26 Sept 1814; d. Manchester, MS 1837; m. (--) KIMBALL. Two children dead in 1887. 7.755 vi. JAMES P. HARTWELL, b. 20 April 1817; “was on the ship Erebus in Sir John Franklin’s [third] Artic Expedition” (HOA). He d. in all probability in the winter of 1850-1851, “and was buried on Beechey Island” (HOA), Nunavut, Canada. [Note: more information about Sir John Franklin can be found on the Internet.] 7.756 vii. OLIVER F. HARTWELL, b. 24 Sept 1819; d. Philadelphia, PA 14 Jan 1844. + 7.757 viii. CLARA H. HARTWELL, b. 9 Feb 1825; m. JAMES WOODRUFF. Descendants of John5 & Elizabeth (Moore) Hartwell

6.284 JOHN MOORE6 HARTWELL (John5, Joseph4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Littleton, Massachusetts, 10 April 1790 (LVR 169) and died there, of “dysentery and mortification” 14 September 1863, age 73y 5m 4d (MA VR 166:95). He married first, in Boxborough, Massachusetts 19 June 1814, SUSANNA HAYWARD (BVR 42), who was born 25 February 1788 (HOA), baptized in Acton, Massachusetts 16 March 1788 (AVR 60) and died, as a result of childbirth, in Littleton 22 July 1821 (LVR 191), daughter of Paul and Anna (White) Hayward. John married second, in Marlborough, Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­216

Massachusetts 9 October 1822, ABIGAIL STEVENS (MVR 262), who was born there 7 September 1795 (MVR 171; HOA has 9 Sept 1788) and died in Littleton, 19 June 1874, age 78y 9m 12d (MA VR 266:110), daughter of Daniel and Lavinah (__) Stevens. John Moore “was a farmer in Littleton; school teacher; a penman of rare skill and finish; music teacher; deacon of the Unitarian Church, a rare example of kindly dealing and manly worth, treasured in the memory of his friends and neighbors, who, with one accord, testified to the surpassing excellence of his character. His death was hastened by being thrown from his wagon on the east side of Mt. Watatic in Ashby” (HOA). Children by Susanna Hayward, born in Littleton, Massachusetts: + 7.758 i. ANNA ELIZABETH7 HARTWELL, b. 2 April 1815, bp. 5 Nov 1815 (LVR 191, 327); m. GEORGE W. PEIRCE. + 7.759 ii. SUSANNAH HARTWELL, b. 3 Nov 1816 (LVR 191); m. ELBRIDGE G. JEFTS. + 7.760 iii. EUNICE WILLARD HARTWELL, b. 12 Sept 1819, bp. 25 Feb 1821 (LVR 181, 328); m. DANIEL F. KENDALL. 7.761 iv. “LIFELESS INFANT”, b. 21 July 1821; d. 22 July 1821 (LVR 191, 388). Children by Abigail Stevens, born in Littleton: 7.762 v. MARIA LAVINIA HARTWELL, b. 16 Dec 1825 (LVR 296); d. 24 April 1826, age 4m 7d (LVR 313, 375). + 7.763 vi. JOHN STEVENS HARTWELL, b. 2 April 1827 (LVR 296); m. MARIANNA REED WHITCOMB. 7.764 vii. SARAH ABIGAIL HARTWELL, b. 20 Jan 1829, bp. 1 Nov 1829 (LVR 296, 330); d. Bedford, MA, of throat cancer, 30 Aug 1896, 67y 7m 10d (MA VR 464:85); m. Bedford 1 Nov 1854, CHARLES C. GRAGG (MA VR 79:33; HOA has Cragg), b. Bedford ca. 1827, son of Charles O. & Eliza (__) Gragg. No recorded children. + 7.765 viii. ISAAC HENRY HARTWELL, b. 19 March 1831 (LVR 296); had son by SARAH E. DOW. + 7.766 ix. JOSEPHINE MARIA HARTWELL, b. 28 Jan 1833, bp. 5 May 1833 (LVR 296, 331); m. EDWARD ELEAZER FLETCHER. 7.767 x. WILLIAM HUNT WHITE HARTWELL, b. 9 July 1835, bp. 1 Nov 1835 (LVR 296, 332); d. Cambridge, MA 2 Sept 1890, 55y 2m (MA VR 410:90); m. Littleton, MA 7 Feb 1864, LIZZIE M. SMITH (MA VR 172:98), b. Sterling, MA ca. 1841, daughter of Sydney & Harriet (__) Smith. According to HOA, William H. W. was in the hay and grain business in East Cambridge, MA but he and Lizzie were in 6-217 Sixth Generation

Somerville, MA when the 1880 federal census was taken (Federal census, NARA). 7.768 xi. ELBRIDGE KENDALL HARTWELL, b. 31 Jan 1838, bp. 1 July 1838 (LVR 296, 332); d. Littleton, MA, of inflammation of bowels, 14 July 1851, age 13y (MA VR 58:66).

6.285 ELIZABETH6 HARTWELL (John5, Joseph4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Littleton, Massachusetts, 12 August 1792 (LVR 169) and died in Harvard, Massachusetts 13 May 1882, age 89y 9m 1d (MA VR 339:389; Gs:Harvard Center Cemetery). She married in Littleton 10 June 1823, LOWELL SPRAGUE (LVR 252), who was born in Bedford, Massachusetts 15 March 1791 (BVR 50, as “Joel”) and died in Harvard 19 February 1883, age 91y 11m (MA VR 348:410; Gs:Harvard Center Cemetery), son of John and Phebe (Fitch) Sprague. Children, i.-v. born in Harvard, Massachusetts (HVR 96), vi.-vii per HOA: i. ELIZABETH SPRAGUE, b. 10 May 1824; d. Harvard, MA 13 Feb 1908 (MA VR 1908/45:459). ii. MARY ANN SPRAGUE, b. 16 Jan 1826; d. Harvard, MA 25 Dec 1907 (MA VR 1907/47:457; HOA has 23 Jan 1908). iii. EUNICE HARTWELL SPRAGUE, b. 27 Feb 1828; d. 10 April 1909 (HOA); m. Harvard, MA 24 Nov 1859, as his third wife, PAUL NELSON RANDALL (MA VR 128:186), b. Stow, MA 20 July 1820 (SVR 68), d. Hudson, MA 15 Feb 1895, 74y 6m 26d (MA VR 455:203), son of Paul & Betsey (Conant) Randall. Paul was a shoemaker in Marlborough and Hudson, MA. iv. JOHN SPRAGUE, b. 5 April 1830; d. 4 Dec 1918 (HOA); m. (1) Harvard, MA 18 May 1853, SARAH E. LAWRENCE (MA VR 71:221), b. 19 June 1828, d. 15 April 1896 (HOA), daughter of Abraham & Rhoda (Wood) Lawrence; m. (2) Harvard/Shirley, MA 1 Sept 1897, HARRIET LOOMER (MA VRs 471:445 & 470:339), b. Berwick, Nova Scotia ca. 1855, daughter of Jonathan S. & Ann (Clemin) Loomer of Shirley. Children by Sarah Lawrence, per HOA: 1. Josephine Sprague, b. 28 April 1857; a dressmaker. 2. John Franklin Sprague, b. 23 Dec 1859; m. Delia Mable Goding; he was a horse car conductor in Boston, MA. 3. Elizabeth Sprague, b. 14 June 1862, an artist. 4. Frederick Sprague, b. 21 March 1869. v. SARAH AUGUSTA SPRAGUE, b. 5 Oct 1832; d. 25 Sept 1917. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­218

vi. WILLIAM LOWELL SPRAGUE, b. 29 July 1836 (HOA); d. 1923; m. Hubbardston, MA 21 May 1879, HATTIE LOUISA TOWNE, b. Potsdam, NY ca. 1854 (MA VR 309:231), daughter of Charles & Mary Towne. William was a farmer in Hubbardston. vii. CHARLES EDWIN SPRAGUE, b. 31 Jan 1838 (HOA); d. 1914. “He was a farmer on the homestead, enlisted 25 Aug 1862, Co. E, 6th Mass. Vols., mustered out 3 June 1863; re-enlisted 11 July-27 Oct 1864 (MSS&M in Civil War), in battles of Deserted House, seige of Suffolk, VA” (HOA).

6.289 ISAAC6 HARTWELL (John5, Joseph4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Littleton, Massachusetts 7 November 1801 (LVR 169) and died of “old age” in Fitchburg, Massachusetts 2 February 1883, age 81y 2m 26d (MA VR 348:397). He married in Sterling, Massachusetts 15 April 1823, ALMEDA PORTER (SVR 92), who was born in Sterling 9 September 1802 (SVR 34) and died in Fitchburg 2 February 1879, age 76y 4m 23d (MA VR 312:325), daughter of John and Mary “Polly” (Kendall) Porter. Isaac “settled in Ashby, removed in 1847 to Fitchburg, was a manufacturer of monuments in Ashby, Fitchburg and Sterling; a deacon of the church, a fine musician” (HOA). His gravestones are considered by the Association for Gravestone Studies to be some of the finest examples of his era. Children, all born in Ashby, Massachusetts (AVR 37): 7.769 i. EDWIN PORTER7 HARTWELL, b. 17 Nov 1825; d. 8 June 1826 (AVR 214). + 7.770 ii. SARAH A. HARTWELL, b. 23 March 1827; m. EDMUND C. SMITH. 7.771 iii. MARY PORTER HARTWELL, b. 27 March 1831; d. Fitchburg, MA 3 Sept 1877, age 46y 5m (MA VR 294:310); unmarried. + 7.772 iv. CATHERINE W. HARTWELL, b. 24 April 1836; m. GEORGE REED. 7.773 v. EDWARD HARTWELL, b. 7 Oct 1841; d. 7 Sept 1849, age 7. Descendants of Joseph5 & Elizabeth (Mead) Hartwell

6.290 JOSEPH6 HARTWELL, 3rd (Joseph5-4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Bedford, Massachusetts 26 May 1806 (BVR 28) and died there, of gangrene, 25 February 1869, age 63 (MA VR 221:82). He married first, 5 May 1831, NAOMI S. THOMPSON (HOA), who was born in Londonderry, New Hampshire 25 March 1807 (HOA) and died in Bedford 5 May 1840, age 33 (BVR 123). He married second, in Carlisle, Massachusetts 30 December 1840, 6-219 Sixth Generation as her second husband, ELIZABETH (PAGE) TAYLOR (CVR 56), who was born in Carlisle, 7 September 1817 (CVR 28) and died in Bedford 23 August 1900 (MA VR 505:333), daughter of Thomas and Betsey (Porter) Page, and widow of (--) Taylor. Child by Naomi Thompson, born in Bedford, Massachusetts: + 7.774 i. MARY ANN7 HARTWELL, b. 18 April 1832 (BVR 29); m. AMOS CARLETON STEARNS. Children by Elizabeth Page, born in Bedford, Massachusetts: + 7.775 ii. MARTHA JANE HARTWELL, b. 25 Jan 1842 (BVR 28); m. GEORGE S. SKELTON. + 7.776 iii. ELLEN ELIZABETH FRENCH HARTWELL, b. 28 May 1843 (BVR 28; MA VR 5:3); m. ARCHIBALD MCMURPHY WILKINS. + 7.777 iv. HARRIET FRANCES HARTWELL, b. 28 April 1846 (BVR 28); m. GEORGE H. DUTTON. Descendants of Timothy5 & Lucy (Davis) Hartwell

6.291 GEORGE6 HARTWELL (Timothy5, Joseph4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Bedford, Massachusetts 17 March 1791 (BVR 28; also recorded in Littleton [LVR 172] and Ashby [AVR 37]) and, perhaps depressed by the recent deaths of his mother and his second wife, committed suicide in Ashby, Massachusetts 5 June 1853, aged 62y 18d (MA VR 76:31). He is buried in New Cemetery, Townsend, Massachusetts (TVR 356), with both his wives and his infant son. He was “of Mason, New Hampshire” when he married first, in Townsend 15 October 1821, SALLY WHITNEY (TVR 68, 168), who was born ca. March 1800 (HOA has 3 May 1800) and died in Townsend 28 September 1829, age 29y 6m (TVR 356, erroneously as 20y 6m), daughter of Asa and Mary (Wallis) Whitney. George married second, in Groton, Massachusetts 14 October 1830, DEBORAH YOUNG (GVR 2:82), who was born in Groton 16 July 1796 (GVR 1:?) and died in Townsend 13 February 1853, age 56y 7m (MA VR 76:120; TVR 357), daughter of Elisha and Hannah (__) Young. Children by Sally Whitney, born as indicated: + 7.778 i. SARAH ANN7 HARTWELL, b. Mason, NH 26 Aug 1822 (TVR 289); m. SAMUEL WARREN SHATTUCK. 7.779 ii. GEORGE WHITNEY HARTWELL, b. Mason, NH 4 April 1824 (TVR 289); d. Shirley 6 Sept 1857, of “typhous fever,” aged 33y 4m 2d (MA VR 112:155); unmarried. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­220

+ 7.780 iii. EMILY AUGUSTA HARTWELL, b. Townsend, MA 9 Oct 1827 (TVR 290); m. SILAS WETHERBEE. Child by Deborah Young: 7.781 vi. JOHN C. J. HARTWELL, b. 6 March 1838 (calc.); d. Townsend, MA 14 Aug 1840, age 2y 5m 8d (TVR 302, 356).

6.292 JOSEPH6 HARTWELL (Timothy5, Joseph4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Littleton (or Waltham), Massachusetts 5 October 1792 (LVR 172) and died in Jaffrey, New Hampshire 19 July 1852 (Cheshire County [NH] probate file #629). He married in Peterborough, New Hampshire 4 June 1816, NANCY WATTS (NH VRs), who was born probably in Londonderry, New Hampshire ca. 1793 and died in Jaffrey ca. 1853. Although HOA says Joseph was a clothier in Littleton, MA his first four children were recorded in Groton, MA (although baptized in Littleton), and he appears on the 1840 and 1850 federal censuses living in Jaffrey, New Hampshire (Federal census, NARA). Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 7.782 i. LUCY7 HARTWELL, b. Groton, MA 5 Jan 1817 (GVR 1:106); bp. Littleton, MA 2 April 1820 (LVR 328); d. Peterborough, NH 27 Oct 1836, age 19 (Deaths in Boston Newspapers, CC:9/11/1836). 7.783 ii. GEORGE HARTWELL, b. Groton, MA 10 April 1822 (GVR 1:106); bp. Littleton, MA 1 Sept 1822 (LVR 329); d. Pepperell, MA of “bilious colic and inflammation” 3 Jan 1868, age 48y 8m 28d (MA VR 212:183); “of Jaffrey, NH” when m. Winchendon, MA 5 Jan 1848, HANNAH PAGE (WVR 129; MA VR 31:252), b. prob. Winchendon 15 Sept 1827, d. there of consumption, 16 April 1867, age 39y 7m (MA VR 204:291), daughter of Levi & Betsey (Stearns) Page. 7.784 iii. NANCY WATTS HARTWELL, b. Groton, MA 30 April 1826 (GVR 1:107); d. 4 Nov 1833. + 7.785 iv. MARY JANE HARTWELL, b. Groton, MA 9 Oct 1828 (GVR 1:107); bp. Littleton 17 May 1829 (LVR 330); m. BYRON E. BARTLETT. + 7.786 v. LYDIA ANN HARTWELL, b. 5 Feb 1831 (HOA); bp. Littleton, MA 3 July 1831 (LVR 330); m. NAHUM WASHINGTON MOWER. 7.787 vi. JOHN HENRY HARTWELL, b. 18 Nov 1834 (George Genealogy [GG]; HOA); bp. Littleton, MA 5 July 1835 (LVR 331); d. Merrimack, NH 29 Oct 1912 (Gs:Thornton’s Ferry Cemetery); m. Lowell, MA 4 July 1856, SARAH F. GEORGE (MA VR 100:159), b. Greenfield, NH 28 Nov 1837, d. Merrimack, NH 11 Feb 1916 (NH VRs; Gs), 6-221 Sixth Generation

daughter of Nathaniel Ash & (2nd wife) Betsey (George) (Colby) George. John Henry was a veteran of the Civil War, serving in Co. A, 2nd NH Infantry, Co. H, 53rd MA Infantry, and 2nd Battalion Veterans Reserve Corps. [Note: HOA accords Joseph and Nancy another son, Moses C., who clearly belongs to the family of Joseph Tyler and Nancy (Parsons) Hartwell (see #7.592).]

6.294 CHARLES6 HARTWELL (Timothy5, Joseph4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Littleton (or Waltham per Ashby VRs), Massachusetts 15 January 1796 (LVR 172) and died in Gardner, Massachusetts 19 February 1882, age 86y 7m 4d (MA VR 339:383). He married first, in Ashby, Massachusetts 18 December 1821, LUCY LAWRENCE (AVR 135), who was born in Ashby 1 July 1798 (AVR 54; death record indicates date of 1802) and died there, deranged, 30 August 1847, age 45 (AVR 214; MA VR 27:2; HOA has 18 Aug 1846), daughter of Reuben and Lois (__) Lawrence. Charles married second, in Gardner 11 October 1848, as her second husband, LOUISA A. (ADAMS) MARBLE (MA VR 38:329; GVR has “James”), who was born in Westminster, Massachusetts (death record) 27 February 1817 (HOA; not in WVRs), baptized, with all her siblings, in Gardner 30 September 1827 (GVR 9) and died in Gardner 8 January 1895, age 77y 10m 11d (MA VR 456:603), daughter of Daniel and Dinah (Metcalf) Adams. Louisa had married first, in Ashburnham, Massachusetts 11 December 1842, LEWIS MARBLE (AVR 136). Charles “was a farmer in Ashby, removed in 1873 to South Gardner” (HOA). Children by Lucy Lawrence, all born in Ashby, Massachusetts (AVR 37): + 7.788 i. MARIA LAWRENCE7 HARTWELL, b. 29 Sept 1822; m. TIMOTHY HINDS. + 7.789 ii. LUCY ANN HARTWELL, b. 2 July 1824; m. MOSES STOWELL WHEELER. + 7.790 iii. CHARLES NEWTON HARTWELL, b. 3 Nov 1825; m. LUCY R. WOODS. 7.791 iv. CLARISSA HARTWELL, b. 16 Dec 1828; d. Ashby 28 Feb 1854 (AVR 214); m. Ashby, MA 16 Aug 1851 (MA VR 55:35), CLARK JAMES LEWIS of Ashburnham, MA. No children. + 7.792 v. HULDAH HARTWELL, b. 20 Feb 1831; m. DAVID KENDALL WALLACE. + 7.793 vi. SARAH HARTWELL, b. 16 June 1835; m. JOSEPH W. STONE.

Children by Louisa (Adams) Marble, born in Ashby, Massachusetts (AVR 37): Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­222

7.794 vii. ALBERT NEWELL HARTWELL, b. 28 Feb 1850; d. Gardner, MA 7 March 1907, age 57y 7d (MA VR 1907/45:88); m. Gardner 14 June 1874 (MA VR 264:272), SALOME S. DESROCHERS, b. Weathersfield, VT 12 Aug 1849 (HOA), d. 25 Dec 1915 (HOA), daughter of Vital B. & Salome (Spofford) Desrochers. Albert was a provision dealer in Gardner. No children. + 7.795 viii. HOSEA ADAMS HARTWELL, b. 26 March 1852 (MA VR 65:234); m. ALICE STREETER WILKER. + 7.796 ix. FRANK WALDO HARTWELL, b. 26 Dec 1853 (AVR 37); m. MARY I. ENSOR. + 7.797 x. CLARA LOUISA HARTWELL, b. 6 Sept 1856 (AVR 37 & MA VR 97:84, as “Claria”); m. ELWOOD EDSON ADAMS. 7.798 xi. FRED AUGUSTUS HARTWELL, b. 5 March 1863 (AVR 37); d. Ashby, MA, of dysentary, 23 Aug 1865, age 2y 5m 8d (AVR 214; MA VR 184:36).

6.295 TIMOTHY6 HARTWELL (Timothy5, Joseph4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Littleton (or Lincoln), Massachusetts 2 January 1798 (LVR 172) and died in Acton, Massachusetts 16 September 1854, age 57 (MA VR 85:38). He married in Acton 19 June 1828, LUCINDA ELEANOR JONES (AVR 177), who was born in Acton 10 July 1811 and died there, of consumption, 10 February 1850, age 38 (MA VR 49:28, as “Mrs. Ellen”), daughter of Silas and Lucinda (Wetherbee) Jones. Timothy was a shoemaker in Acton. Children, born in Acton, Massachusetts: + 7.799 i. ELLEN7 HARTWELL, b. 9 April 1830 (AVR 57); m. (1) JOSEPH B. HILDRETH, (2) MELZAR DWELLY SMITH. 7.800 ii. LUCINDA HARTWELL, b. 24 Aug 1832 (calc.); d. 25 Aug 1832, age 1d (AVR 273). + 7.801 iii. HENRY HARTWELL, b. 20 Aug 1835; m. AUGUSTA H. PENNIMAN. + 7.802 iv. CHAUNCEY HARTWELL, b. 2 Oct 1841; m. EMMA FRANCES SPEAR.

6.297 MARY ANN6 HARTWELL (Timothy5, Joseph4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Ashby, Massachusetts 2 April 1802 (AVR 37) and died in ? 13 March 1825 (HOA). She married in Ashby 31 May 1821, OBED A. SYMONDS (AVR 135), who was born in Acton 18 March 1796 and died 29 October 1833, parents not identified. Child, born in Ashby, Massachusetts: i. OBED AUGUSTUS SYMONDS, b. 8 June 1822 (HOA); d. Acton, MA by 6-223 Sixth Generation

suicide 31 Dec 1875, 53y 6m 23d (MA VR 275:48); m. Acton 15 June 1843, MARY WRIGHT (AVR 226), b. Acton 22 Nov 1822 (AVR 122), d. there of pneumonia, 28 Jan 1875, age 52y 2m 6d (MA VR 275:47), daughter of Nathan & Asenath (Brooks) Wright. Obed was a shoemaker. Children, born in Acton, MA: 1. Mary Angeline Symonds, b. 29 Feb 1845 (AVR 105); n.f.r. 2. Emory Augustus Symonds, b. 1 June 1846; d. 17 July 1868. 3. James Adison Symonds, b. 17 March 1848; m. 20 Dec 1874, Flora C. Harlow, b. 1855. 4. Sophia Emma Symonds, b. 25 Nov 1853; n.f.r.

6.299 JOHN6 HARTWELL (Timothy5, Joseph4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Ashby, Massachusetts 6 November 1807 (AVR 37) and died in Mobile, Alabama 29 January 1875 (HOA; Magnolia Cemetery record). He married 20 January 1840, LUCY BINDY WHITNEY (HOA), who was born in Branford, Connecticut 16 December 1805 (Barbour; HOA has 1806), and died in Mobile, – in 1886, daughter of Jared and Sally (Rogers) Whitney. John was a carpenter; went to Mobile, Alabama in 1829. On the 1850 federal census for Mobile County, Alabama (no township listed), John’s occupation is given as butcher. Also in the household is an unidentified Jared W. Hartwell, age 22, butcher, born in the District of Columbia. Lucy was living with her son, Theodore in Kosters, Alabama in 1880 (Federal census, NARA). Children, born probably in Mobile County, Alabama, dates per HOA: 7.803 i. HARRIET A.7 HARTWELL, d. 30 May 1849. 7.804 ii. MARGARET J. HARTWELL, d. 26 Jan 1849. + 7.805 iii. THEODORE CLAY HARTWELL, b. 24 Dec 1845; m. AMELIA WHITE. 7.806 iv. CORNELIA JANE HARTWELL, b. 13 March 1847; d. 1924; m. DAVID H. PRITCHARD. + 7.807 v. LEONORA WILKINSON HARTWELL, b. 13 Dec 1850; m. ANDREW MIEF DAMRELL.

6.300 LYDIA RUTH PORTER6 HARTWELL (Timothy5, Joseph4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Ashby, Massachusetts 1 December 1809 (AVR 37) and died there 22 December 1893, age 83y 21d (MA VR 437:81). After the death of her sister, Mary Ann, she married in Ashby 31 January 1828, as his second wife, OBED SYMONDS (AVR 135), who was born in Acton, Massachusetts 18 March 1796 and died 29 October 1833, parents not identified (see Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­224

#6.297, above). Children, born probably in Ashby, Massachusetts: i. MARY ANN SYMONDS, b. 19 Aug 1828; m. 18 July 1849, CHARLES W. WHITCOMB, b. 30 April 1830 (calc.), d. Ashby, MA, by accident, 15 Nov 1882, age 52y 6m 15d (MA VR 338:41), son of Silas & (--) Whitcomb. Children, born in Ashby: 1. Mary Ann Whitcomb, b. 19 March 1850; d. 12 Jan 1871; m. 1 June 1869, Elbridge Gipson, b. 1840. 2. Perry C. Whitcomb, b. 19 Jan 1852; n.f.r. 3. Hattie R. Whitcomb, b. 28 Nov 1854; m. 6 Nov 1879, Edward H. Fletcher, b. 1853. ii. LYDIA JANE SYMONDS, b. 28 Sept 1831 (GOFC, HOA has 1821); d. 14 Feb 1853. iii. SARAH MARIA SYMONDS, b. 12 Feb 1834; d. 15 March 1838. Descendants of William5 & Joanna (Davis) Hartwell

6.301 WILLIAM6 HARTWELL (William5, Joseph4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Bedford, Massachusetts 12 January 1797 (BVR 30) and died in Lexington, Massachusetts 14 January 1888, age 91y 2d (MA VR 392:114). He married 30 November 1826, RUHAMAH WEBBER (HOA), who was born in Bedford 14 April 1802 (BVR) and died of dropsy in Lexington 31 August 1879, age 77y 4m 17d (MA VR 311:89), daughter of Asa and Eliot Reed (Lane) Webber. William “was a farmer, removed to Concord, and in 1840 to Lexington” (HOA). William and his three adult children were living in Lexington when the 1880 federal census was taken (Federal census, NARA). Children, born probably in Concord, Massachusetts: 7.808 i. WILLIAM WEBBER7 HARTWELL, b. 2 Oct 1827 (CBMD 300); d. Burlington/Lexington, MA 24 Dec 1907, 80y 2m 20d (MA VR 1907/26:108); an unmarried farmer. 7.809 ii. JOHANNA ELVINA HARTWELL, b. 1 Nov 1829 (CBMD 302); d. Bedford, MA 11 April 1907, age 78y 5m 11d (MA VR 1907/4:311); unmarried. She attended Normal School in West Newton, MA and was a successful teacher for many years. 7.810 iii. LYDIA ELIZABETH HARTWELL, b. 15 March 1835 (HOA; calc.); d. Melrose, MA of “entero colitis caused by tuberculosis” 3 Sept 1899, age 64y 5m 19d (MA VR 493:556); unmarried. 6-225 Sixth Generation

6.302 AMOS6 HARTWELL (William5, Joseph4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Bedford, Massachusetts 3 August 1798 (BVR 30) and died there 25 July 1870, age 71y 11m 22d (MA VR 230:87). He married in Carlisle, Massachusetts 20 June 1822, LOUISA HODGMAN (CVR 56), who was born in Carlisle 22 August 1802 (CVR 22) and died a widow in Bedford 17 November 1878, age 76y 2m 26d (MA VR 302:42), daughter of Thomas and Sarah (Green) Hodgman. “At the age of twenty [Amos] was left with his stepmother in charge of the family of several young children. His wife was a woman of great energy and executive ability. They bought the Stephen Dan farm in the southeast part of Bedford and, as a manufacturer of shoes, accumulated a most respectable fortune. All of their children were given the benefit of academic training. Mr. Hartwell was justice of the peace for 14 years, and was prominent in town affairs and offices. He was representative in General Court for 4 years; deacon of the Church of Christ from 1826 until his death; and supt. of the Sunday School for 18 years. A window to his memory was placed in the church by his children in 1886” (HOA). Children, all born in Bedford, Massachusetts (BVR 28-29): 7.811 i. SARAH JOANNA7 HARTWELL, b. 31 Aug 1823; d. 19 Nov 1823 (BVR 123). + 7.812 ii. MARY HARTWELL, b. 19 March 1825; m. JOSIAH BACON GLEASON. + 7.813 iii. SARAH HARTWELL, b. 28 Feb 1827; m. ROYAL TURNER BRYANT. + 7.814 iv. AMOS EDWARD HARTWELL, b. 23 Sept 1828; m. ALMIRA CHAMBERLIN. + 7.815 v. WILLIAM GREEN HARTWELL, b. 1 Dec 1834; m. CLARA AUGUSTA SMITH. 7.816 vi. ABBIE LOUISA HARTWELL, b. 15 June 1839; d. Lexington, MA 24 Feb 1918 (MA VR 58:27); unmarried. + 7.817 vii. FREDERICK ALONZO HARTWELL, b. 13 June 1841 (BVR 41); m. LAVINIA AUGUSTA NICHOLS.

6.303 BENJAMIN FARLEY6 HARTWELL (William5, Joseph4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Bedford, Massachusetts 8 June 1800 (BVR 30) and died there of meningitis 14 December 1884, age 84y 6m 6d (MA VR 356:44). He married first, 13 November 1828, LUCY WEBBER (HOA), who was born in Bedford 5 June 1811 (BVR ?) and died 20 April 1834 (HOA), daughter of Asa and Eliot Reed (Lane) Webber, and sister of his brother, William’s wife, Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­226

Ruhamah. Benjamin married second, in Bedford 9 January 1835, MARY FOWLE FITCH (BVR 80), who was born in Bedford 29 May 1807 and died in Arlington/Bedford 15 May 1871, age 63y 4m 16d (MA VRs 239:87 & 293:93), daughter of David and his second wife Olive (Simonds) Fitch. Benjamin married third, in Bedford/Waltham 17 November 1875, as her second husband, NANCY (WEEKS) BROOKS (MA VRs 272:45 & 272:189), who was born in Alstead, New Hampshire (marriage & death records; HOA has Waltham) 19 June 1817 (HOA; calc.) and died in Clinton, Massachusetts 28 June 1895, age 78y 9d (MA VR 456:577), daughter of Jonathan and Sarah (Clark) Weeks and widow of (--) Brooks. Benjamin F. “spent his most active years on the Convers Farm at South Bedford, and later lived with his second wife, Mary F. Fitch, at her paternal homestead in Bedford Center. He had been a member of the church 67 years, and a useful and honored citizen” (History of Bedford [MA]). Children by Lucy Webber: 7.818 i. LUCY7 HARTWELL, b. Bedford, MA 19 May 1830 (BVR 28); d. infancy (HOA). 7.819 ii. LUCY (again) ANN HARTWELL, b. 19 April 1832; d. infancy (HOA). Children by Mary Fitch, born in Bedford, Massachusetts (not in BVRs): 7.820 iii. LUCY (again) WEBBER HARTWELL, b. 16 Jan 1837; killed in Lexington, MA by being thrown from a carriage, 2 Oct 1860, 23y 8m 16d (MA VR 139:36); m. 25 Nov 1858, as his first wife, HANNIBAL S. POND (MA VR 118:78),, b. Chester, VT 23 March 1835 (Pond), d. 28 Aug 1925 (HOA), son of Stephen F. & Olive S. (Fletcher) Pond. Hannibal m. (2) ELLEN F. HARTWELL (see #7.825 below). 7.821 iv. MARY ALZINA HARTWELL, b. 21 Feb 1839; d. ca. 1927; m. Newton, MA 1 Jan 1861, MATTHEW R. FLETCHER (MA VR 145:132), b. West Cambridge, MA 30 Aug 1838 (HOA), son of Walter & Maria (Rice) Fletcher. She lived in Arlington, MA some years, returned to Bedford, MA with her husband in 1884 and located on her maternal acres (History of Bedford).

6.304 JOSEPH6 HARTWELL (William5, Joseph4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Bedford, Massachusetts 7 April 1802 (BVR 30) and died there “suddenly, cause unknown” 2 August 1868, age 66y 3m (MA VR 212:83). He married in Acton, MA 5 May 1833, HANNAH HODGMAN (AVR 176), who was 6-227 Sixth Generation born in Carlisle, MA 9 February 1808 (CVR 22) and died of “old age” in Bedford, MA 23 January 1888, age 79y 11m 18d (MA VR 392:51), daughter of John and Elisabeth (Buttrick) Hodgman. Joseph “was a farmer in Bedford, also a teamster, and a man of great endurance.” Called “Joseph 2d” on his marriage and children’s birth records, HOA says he was called “stub Joe” to distinguish him from other Joseph Hartwells in Bedford. Children, born in Bedford, Massachusetts (BVR 28-29): 7.822 i. HANNAH ELIZABETH7 HARTWELL (twin), b. 13 May 1835; d. Bedford, MA 30 March 1890, age 54y 10m 17d (MA VR 410:59); m. Bedford 4 March 1862, GEORGE H. SMITH (MA VR 154:88; HOA has 6 April), b. Duxbury, MA 19 Sept 1825 (HOA), d. Bedford 6 Oct 1889, age 64y (MA VR 401:53), “a farmer on his wife’s father’s homestead, no children.” 7.823 ii. JOSEPH EDWIN HARTWELL (twin), b. 13 May 1835; d. Rockport, MA 14 Nov 1914 (MA VR 1914/85:440; HOA has 1845, a virtual impossibility); m. Cambridge, MA 25 Dec 1867, ADELIA BABSON (MA VR 209:132), b. Rockport 10 Aug 1845 (HOA), d. there 17 March 1927 (MA VR 64:79), daughter of Horatio & Mary (Norwood) Babson. J. Edwin was a provision dealer in Boston, MA and Cambridge. No children. + 7.824 iii. CHARLES HENRY HARTWELL, b. 5 Oct 1836; m. EMMA JANE CARR. + 7.825 iv. NANCY JANE “JENNIE N.” HARTWELL, b. 3 Jan 1838; m. CHARLES MANN STRATTON. 7.826 v. ELLEN FRANCENA HARTWELL, b. 18 July 1839; d. Bedford of puerperal fever 15 Feb 1865, age 24y 6m 28d (MA VR ??); m. Concord, MA 26 March 1862, as his second wife, HANNIBAL S. POND (MA VR 154:125), whose first wife was LUCY WEBBER HARTWELL (see #7.820, above). Hannibal m. (3) 14 March 1866, LOUISE M. BROOKS of Westport, MA (MA VR 190:107). + 7.827 vi. CAROLINE AUGUSTA HARTWELL, b. 19 April 1841; m. GEORGE W. LIVERMORE. + 7.828 vii. JOHN ALBERT HARTWELL, b. 9 Jan 1843 (HOA); m. HELEN M. DAVIES. + 7.829 viii. GEORGE ALFRED HARTWELL, b. 7 Dec 1844/5; m. OLIVE M. FITCH. + 7.830 ix. ISAAC NEWTON HARTWELL, b. 28 Nov 1846; m. ELIZABETH ANN PIERCE. 7.831 x. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN HARTWELL, b. 25 Jan 1848; d. Bedford, MA, of cholera infantum, 25 Sept 1848, age 8m (BVR 123). Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­228

7.832 xi. FRANCIS “FRANK” HARTWELL, b. 28 June 1850 (MA VR 43:37); d. Berlin/Clinton, MA in 1920 (MA VRs 4:528 & 37:30); m. Berlin/Bolton, MA 14 Oct 1896, EMMA A. FLAGG (MA VRs 462:395 & 462:401), b. Northborough, MA ca. 1872, adopted daughter of Henry M. & E. A. (Jones) Flagg. No recorded children. 7.833 xii. ABBIE M. HARTWELL, b. 25 Dec 1856 (MA VR 97:87, as unnamed female); d. Bedford, MA, of “canker” 2 July 1858, age 1y 6m (MA VR 121:73).

6.307 JOHN BATCHELDER6 HARTWELL (William5, Joseph4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Bedford, Massachusetts 27 June 1808 (BVR 28) and died of stomach cancer in Arlington, Massachusetts 19 January 1888, age 79y 6m 22d (MA VR 392:44). He married in Lowell, Massachusetts 15 July 1831, JULIA ANN HARRINGTON (LVR 2:400), who was born in ?Westminster, MA 1 January 1810 (calc.) and died of heart failure in Arlington 21 February 1890, age 80y 1m 20d (MA VR 410:52), daughter of Samuel and Mary S. (__) Harrington. John B. “settled in West Cambridge, MA (now Arlington) in 1836, was a carpenter by trade, and built many houses. He was sexton of the Unitarian church for thirty years, and funeral undertaker of the town forty-three years; and was in other public offices, which he faithfully filled” (History of Bedford). Children, born as indicated: + 7.834 i. JOHN HENRY7 HARTWELL, b. 16 Jan 1835; m. (1) EMELINE AUGUSTA STEARNS, (2) ANNA AGNES WILSON. + 7.835 ii. CHARLES FREDERICK HARTWELL, b. Arlington, MA 28 March 1844 (AVR 5:26); m. (1) MARY JANE BOOTHBY, (2) AUGUSTA A. JORDAN. Descendants of William5 & Mary (Lake) Hartwell

6.308 SAMUEL CHANDLER6 HARTWELL (William5, Joseph4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Bedford, Massachusetts 4 February 1810 (BVR 29) and died, presumably, in New Orleans, Louisiana 22 June 1844. He married ca. 1836, as her second husband, ELIZA (__) THOMAS, who was born in England ca. 1820. Samuel C. “was an architect and builder in New Orleans, Louisiana, a man of wealth and influence” (HOA). Children, per HOA: 7.836 i. ALICE L.7 HARTWELL, b. ca. 1837; m. ca. 1856, JOHN LOCKHART, b. 6-229 Sixth Generation

PA. + 7.837 ii. CHARLES C. HARTWELL, b. 13 Aug 1839; m. CATHERINE LACEY.

6.309 LIZA/LOUISA6 HARTWELL (William5, Joseph4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Bedford, Massachusetts 31 December 1811 (BVR 28) and died 2 July 1836. She married 2 December 1830, ELIAS SKELTON, who was born in Burlington, MA and was killed by a train in Bedford, 21 July 1887, age 82y 6m (MA VR 383:52), son of Matthew and Sarah (__) Skelton. Children, per HOA: i. SAMUEL SKELTON, b. 20 June 1832; d. 18 Oct 1832. ii. MARY L. SKELTON, b. 5 Oct 1833; m. REUBEN LANE, who operated a bakery and milk depot, and resided in Somerville, MA.

6.310 GEORGE6 HARTWELL (William5, Joseph4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Bedford, Massachusetts 4 August 1814 (BVR 28) and died probably in Woodland, California where he is shown on the 1880 federal census as a paralyzed patient in the county hospital there (Federal census, NARA). He married in Thompson, Connecticut 24 February 1849, as her second husband, MARY C. (GETCHELL) WHITNEY (Barbour), who was born in North Anson, Maine 3 January 1820 and died in Watertown, Massachusetts 22 February 1865, age 44y 2m (MA VR 184:168), daughter of Benjamin and Polly (__) Getchell. Mary married first, in New Bedford, Massachusetts 5 April 1838, SIDNEY S. WHITNEY (Whitney Genealogy, 358), by whom she had three children, evidently adopted by George. George “was a baker, erratic in his movements, lived awhile in Lynn sometime in Boston, went to California about 1854, last heard of at Woodland, Yolo County, California, severely injured in July 1875, but little heard from him since” (HOA). George Hartwell, baker, and wife, Mary C., who were married within the year, are shown on the 1850 federal census for Lynn, Massachusetts with her three children (Federal census, NARA). In 1870, George was a 56-year-old farmer living by himself in Grafton Township, Yolo County, California (Federal census, NARA). Children, per 1850 census, Lynn, Massachusetts vital records and HOA: 7.838 i. FRANCES A.7 (WHITNEY) HARTWELL, b. 5 July 1839 (age 11 on census); m. CHARLES F. RETCHEL; res. Cliftondale, MA (Whitney Genealogy). 7.839 ii. FREDERICK A. (WHITNEY) HARTWELL, b. Lynn, MA 20 Feb 1841 (LVR 1:178, as son George & Mary C.); unmarried. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­230

7.840 iii. CHARLES D. (WHITNEY) HARTWELL, b. 6 April 1844; m. HANNAH S. EATON. 7.841 iv. EDWIN W. HARTWELL, b. 21 Oct 1847 (HOA); not on 1850 census.

6.312 ELDRIDGE6 HARTWELL (William5, Joseph4, William3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Bedford, Massachusetts 5 January 1820 (History of Bedford; HOA) and died there 14 November 1900 (MA VR 505:333). He married in Bedford 1 November 1843, LUCY POLLARD REED (BVR 80; MA VR 7:6), who was born in Bedford 21 November 1825 (HOA) and died in Bedford/Concord 7 May 1916 (MA VRs 4:310 & 17:361), daughter of Benjamin and Sally Pollard (Danforth) Reed. Children, born in Bedford, Massachusetts: + 7.842 i. EDWIN AUGUSTUS7 HARTWELL, b. 12 Sept 1845 (BVR 28); m. MARY PERSONS BLOOD. 7.843 ii. ELLA L. HARTWELL, b. 11 Sept 1852 (MA VR 64:41, as “female”); d. there of “complication of diseases,” 28 Nov 1853, age 1y 2m (MA VR 76:33). Descendants of Amasa5 & Lydia (Moors) Hartwell

6.313 LYDIA6 HARTWELL (Amasa5, James4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Shirley, Massachusetts 28 January 1774 (SVR 41) and died a widow in Groton, Massachusetts 12 June 1829 (GVR 2:255). She married in Shirley 13 March 1794 , ABNER PIERCE (SVR 132), who was born in Groton 28 January 1774 [sic] (HOA; not in VRs) and died there in February 1820 (GVR 2:250), son of John and Hannah (__) Pierce. Children, born in Groton and Shirley, Massachusetts: i. UNNAMED CHILD, b. Shirley, MA 10 July 1792 (SVR 78); n.f.r. ii. ASENATH PIERCE, b. Shirley, MA 7 Oct 1794 (GVR 1:167); m. Groton, MA 7 April 1814, ABEL PAGE (GVR 2:135), b. Shirley, MA 10 June 1791 (SVR 71), son of Abel & Lydia (Cook) Page. Known children, first two recorded in Harvard, MA (HVR 75), rest in Groton, MA (GVR 1:164-166): 1. Harriet Page, b. Harvard, MA 27 Dec 1815 (HVR 75). 2. Abi Page, b. 21 Jan 1819 (HVR 75; GVR has 1814); d. Harvard, MA 4 March 1820 (GVR 2:249). 3. Charles Page, b. Harvard, MA 10 Feb 1821 (GVR). 4. Asenath Page, b. Groton, MA 19 March 1823; d. there 6-231 Sixth Generation

17 Sept 1825 (GVR 2:249). 5. Marenda Page, b. 12 Oct 1825; d. 29 March 1826 (GVR 2:250). 6. Edward Page, b. 4 Dec 1826. 7. Alvira Page, b. 7 April 1829. 8. Nelson Page, b. 18 June 1831. 9. Mary Jane Page, b. 26 June 1833. 10. Abel Dexter Page, b. 3 Nov. 1835. 11. Luther Page, b. 13 Sept. 1837. iii. LYDIA PIERCE, b. Shirley, MA 31 July 1797 (GVR 1:167); d. Roxbury, MA 26 Dec 1842, age 46 (RVR 609); m. Groton, MA 1 Jan 1826, SAMUEL PAYSON (GVR 2:133; int. at Roxbury). Children, recorded in Roxbury, MA (RVR 272): 1. Samuel Payson, b. 3 Nov 1826. [Note: HOA says “b. ca. 1833; m.; lived in Boston Highlands.”] 2. Joseph Payson, b. 26 June 1830. iv. RHODA PIERCE, b. Shirley, MA 12 March 1800 (GVR 1:167); d. Pepperell, MA 24 Sept 1863, age 61 (MA VR 166:151); m. Groton, MA (int.) 30 July 1820, JOHN BALCOM (GVR 2:137), probably the J. B. b. Sudbury, MA 10 June 1792 (SVR 13), son of John & Anna (Haynes) Balcom. Known children, first five born in Shirley, MA (listed in VRs as “of John” with dates but no names), rest born probably Pepperell, MA: 1. John A. Balcom, b. prob. 25 Jan 1821; m. (1) Caroline E. Holden of Shirley, MA b. 5 Oct 1826; divorced and went west; m. (2) Maria Treat, b. 1 June 1825. He was a painter. Two children. 2. Rhoda Ann Balcom, b. prob. 11 April 1822; d. July 1880; m. (1) Pepperell, MA 15 Oct 1845, Samuel (HOA has George) Adams Souther (PVR 136), b. Littleton, MA 31 Aug 1823 (LVR 201; also recorded Groton), d. Pepperell 15 Dec 1847, age 24 (PVR 308), son of Aaron & Eliza B. (Mayhew) Souther; m. (2) John W. Stone of Groton, MA (HOA). Three children by first husband [sic]. 3. Susan A. Balcom, b. prob. 23 Nov 1823; m. B. Gordon Robinson of Pepperell, MA. Two children recorded in Pepperell. 4. Edward S. Balcom, shoemaker, b. prob. 25 July 1825; m. Pepperell, MA 18 Nov 1845, Sarah F. Beckwith (PVR 136), b. Marlow, NH ca. 1827, d. Pepperell (Gs:Walton Cemetery), Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­232

daughter of Trueman & Mary Beckwith. One son recorded in Pepperell. 5. Clark S. Balcom, b. 29 Oct 1827 (GVR 1:18); m. 6. George Parker Balcom, b. prob. 14 Sept 1830; d. Pepperell, MA of consumption, 2 March 1863, age 32y 6m (MA VR 166:151); m. widow of his brother Clark (HOA). 7. Unnamed child, b. ca. 1833; d. Pepperell, MA of “canker” 29 Aug 1835, age 2 yrs (PVR 253). 8. Hannah A. Balcom, b. 10 Nov 1835 (GVR 1:18). 9. Charles Hartwell Balcom, b. 5 May 1841 (recorded as George H. in GVR 1:18); enlisted as Private in Co. B, 6th Regt. Mass. Volunteer Infantry, 25 Aug 1862; promoted Corporal 21 Sept 1862; d. of disease in hospital, Suffolk, VA 6 or 7 Jan 1863 (MA VR 166:151; MSS&M 1:404). v. MARY PIERCE, b. Shirley, MA 8 July 1804 (GVR 1:167); m. REUBEN6 HARTWELL (see #6.149). vi. ZENON PIERCE, b. 22 Feb 1807; d. Lancaster, MA of consumption, 19 Aug 1847, age 42 (LVR 267, 396; MA VR 33:186); a blacksmith in Harvard (HOA). vii. LUCINDA PIERCE, b. 10 Feb 1809; d. Lawrence, MA 11 Feb 1864, 56y (MA VR 174:204); m. Groton, MA 5 April 1832, LEWIS TAINTER (GVR 2:136), b. Leominster, MA 11 Aug 1806 (LVR 138; HOA has 8 Sept 1806), son of William & Betsey (Kilbourn) Tainter. Lewis was a hatter in Lowell, Methuen, and Lawrence, all in MA. Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 1. George Lewis Tainter, b. Groton, MA 23 June 1832 (GVR 1:237); went to Sterling, IL in 1858; m. Martha (__); went later to Chicago, IL; produce dealer. There were two daughters, the younger one died. 2. Frances L. Tainter, b. Chelmsford, MA ca. 1836; d. Methuen, MA 18 Oct 1867, 31y 10m 6d (MA VR 202:198); m. Adam Coggswell of Methuen, an engineer. Three children. 3. Willard H. Tainter, b. ca. 1841 (calc.); enlisted at Lawrence, MA in Co. A, 1st Mass. Heavy Art., killed before Petersburg 16 June 1864 (MSS&M in Civil War). 4. Lydia A. Tainter, m. Alonzo B. Poor of Andover, MA, b. 31 Dec 1840; d. 8 March 1885; enlisted 14 Sept 1861, Co. B, 22nd Mass. Vols., discharged disabled 18 Nov 1862; re- enlisted Sandwich, MA 15 Feb 1864, 1st Mass. Cav., mustered out 14 Nov 1865 (MSS&M in Civil War); carpenter in Lawrence, MA. Four children. 6-233 Sixth Generation

5. Elizabeth C. Tainter, b. ca. Aug 1845 (calc.); d. Lawrence, MA 17 Aug 1846, age 11m 21d (LVR 123).

6.314 ABEL6 HARTWELL (Amasa5, James4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Shirley, Massachusetts 9 February 1776 (SVR 41) and died in Groton, Massachusetts 17 June 1836 (GVR 2:229). He married in Shirley 6 February 1801, ELIZABETH HALL (SVR 131), who was born probably in Shirley ca. 1774 (calc.; HOA gives her death date as her birth date) and died in Groton 26 March 1848, age 74 (GVR 2:229), daughter of Jonas/Josiah and Elizabeth (__) Hall. Children, recorded in Groton and Shirley, Massachusetts: 7.844 i. UNNAMED SON7 HARTWELL, b. 30 April 1807 (SVR 42); n.f.r. + 7.845 ii. ELIZA HARTWELL, b. 12 Oct 1810 (GVR 1:106; SVR 41); m. LEVI PRIEST. 7.846 iii. MARIA HARTWELL, b. 16 Sept 1813 (SVR 42); bp. Groton, MA 19 Aug 1814 (GVR 1:106); d. Groton 8 May 1835 (GVR 2:229).

6.315 EMMA6 “AMY” HARTWELL (Amasa5, James4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Shirley, Massachusetts 16 February 1778 (SVR 41) and died probably there 21 March 1818 (History of Shirley). She married in Shirley 29 May 1800, as his first wife, JOHN WILLIAMS (SVR 131), who was born in Shirley 15 March 1780 (SVR 96), son of Isaac and Mercy (Whittier) Williams. Children, born in Shirley, Massachusetts (most info from History of Shirley): i. JOHN WILLIAMS, b. 7 Sept 1806 (SVR 96); d. Worcester, MA -- Oct 1882; m. 31 Jan 1830, MARY FOSTER of New Ipswich, NH who d. -- May 1882. Child: 1. Martha Ann Williams, b. Gardner, MA [date not given]. ii. ABEL HARTWELL WILLIAMS, b. 17 March 1809; d. Pepperell, MA 5 Nov 1880, 71y 7m 18d (MA VR 320:161); m. 20 April 1834, REBECCA MONROE, d. 14 June 1873. Children, born in Gardner, MA: 1. Mary Ann Williams, b. 11 Sept 1837; m. 19 Oct 1856, Thomas Averill of Gardner, MA. Two children. 2. Edmund L. Williams, b. 22 Sept 1840; d. Fitchburg, MA 26 Oct 1882; m. (1) Fitchburg 24 Sept 1863, Mary Jane Saunders (MA VR 164:169); m. (2) 12 June 1872, Dora Willis of Lunenburg, MA. Three children. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­234

3. Hannah Maria Williams, b. 8 May 1846; m. Fitchburg, MA 12 Oct 1864, Daniel P. Gladding (MA VR 173:199), b. Woonsocket, RI ca. 1842, son of Joseph A. & Ruth A. Gladding. Three children. iii. HIRAM WILLIAMS, b. 20/25 Dec 1812 (SVR 96); m. (1) -- April 1836, JANE NORWOOD of Lynn, MA; (2) OLIVE HODGMAN of Lewiston, ME. Children: 1. Henry Williams 2. Charles Williams 3. Ida Williams 4. Carrie Williams. iv. LOVELL WILLIAMS, b. 10 March 1815; m. 19 April 1838, BETSEY YOUNG of Gardner, MA. He was “extensively engaged in the manufacture of chairs in Fitchburg, MA, and is an honest and careful business man.” Child: 1. Eliza A. Williams, b. Gardner, MA 7 Aug 1841. v. UNNAMED CHILD, b. 2 April 1817 (SVR 96).

6.316 LUCY6 HARTWELL (Amasa5, James4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Shirley, Massachusetts 5 April 1780 (SVR 41) and died in Newport, Rhode Island 9 January 1859 (History of Shirley). She married in Shirley 18 June 1807, JEREMIAH STEWART (SVR 131), who was born in Mason, New Hampshire 31 January 1783 (calc.) and died in Shirley 9 January 1848, age 64y 11m 9d (SVR 208), son of Jeremiah Stewart. Children, born in Shirley, Massachusetts (SVR 89): i. MARY STEWART, b. 17 Jan 1808; m. 14 Feb 1832 HARVEY PRESCOTT of West Boylston, MA (SVR 166). Children: 1. Mary Jane Prescott, b. 13 Sept 1834. 2. Julia Mandana Prescott, b. 27 Nov 1842. ii. ELIZA STEWART, b. 30 March 1809; d. 30 July 1862, 53y 4m 1d (MA VR 157:211); m. 5 April 1832, PHILEMON HOLDEN (SVR 166), b. ca. 1803, d. Shirley, MA 22 Dec 1882, 79y 2m 16d (MA VR 338:174), son of Sylvanus & Polly (__) Holden. iii. ASENATH M. STEWART, b. 5 Feb 1810 or 1811 (SVR gives both dates); d. Shrewsbury, MA 6 Nov 1863, 51y 8m 1d (MA VR 167:272); m. Shrewsbury 18 Dec 1849, as his 2nd wife, WILLIAM SARGENT (MA 6-235 Sixth Generation

VR 38:378). He m. (1) her sister, Lucy (see below). iv. JEREMIAH STEWART, b. 1 Jan 1811 or 1813 (SVR gives both dates); d. Lunenburg, MA 8 March 1882, 69y 7m 5d (MA VR 339:398); m. Shirley, MA 7 Nov 1860, ELECTA D. (WILLIS) HACKETT of Winchendon, MA (MA VR 136:153). Children, born in Lunenburg, MA: 1. Mary Frances Stewart, b. 9 Oct 1861. 2. Flora M. Stewart, b. 24 Aug 1865; d. 10 Oct 1865. 3. Charles S. Stewart, b. 3 Oct 1866; d. 8 Nov 1866. v. SUMNER STEWART, b. 18 Oct 1814; m. HARRIET KNOWLES of Newport, RI. Three children. vi. LUCY STEWART, b. 28 Nov 1815; d. 17 June 1849; m. 8 Aug 1839, as his 1st wife, WILLIAM SARGENT (SVR 166), b. Shrewsbury, MA ca. 1815, son of Samuel & Phebe Sargent. He m. (2) ASENATH STEWART (see above). vii. EMMA H. STEWART, b. 20 Oct 1818 (SVR gives both 1817 and 1818; death record indicates 1818); d. of brain fever 3 July 1846, age 27y 8m 20d (SVR 208). viii. SARAH STEWART, b. 18 Feb 1821; m. 13 Jan 1855, CALVIN FARNSWORTH of Shirley, MA. ix. EDSON STEWART, b. 14 April 1822 or 1823 (SVR gives both dates); n.f.r.

6.317 AMASA6 HARTWELL (Amasa5, James4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Shirley, Massachusetts 26 March 1782 (SVR 41) and died there “of an accident” 23 September 1848, aged 62y 7m 10d (SVR 191). He married in Shirley 1 April 1802, ABIGAIL BLOOD (SVR 131), who was born in Chelmsford 6 June 1787 (CH VR 27) and died of “old age” in Pepperell, Massachusetts 25 March 1874, aged 86y 10m (MA VR 266:170), daughter of Josiah and Tabitha (Corey) Blood. “In his early married life Amasa owned a farm in an easterly section of the town, which proved a comfortable home, had his habits allowed him to retain it; but intemperance, joined with thriftlessness, claimed him as their victim, so that his latter were his worst days. On the night of September 21, 1848, he fell from a carriage in which he was riding, and his neck was broken” (History of Shirley). Children, all born in Shirley, Massachusetts (SVR, pp. 41-2): + 7.847 i. TIMOTHY MOORS7 HARTWELL, b. 15 July 1802; m. MARY DUDLEY. 7.848 ii. THOMAS J. HARTWELL, b. 3 Dec 1803; d. young. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­236

+ 7.849 iii. DAVID HARTWELL, b. 18 July 1805; m. (1) PHEBE LAWTON, (2) PHEBE ANN BAILEY. + 7.850 iv. AMASA HARTWELL, b. 29 June 1807; m. (1) MARY P. PATCH, (2) LUCY ANN (GATES) TATMAN. + 7.851 v. LOWELL HARTWELL, b. 13 July 1809; m. (1) SARAH JANE WYMAN, (2) MARY A. HALL. + 7.852 vi. THOMAS J. HARTWELL (again), b. 13 or 18 July 1811; m. (1) EUNICE WHITNEY, (2) ANNA (__), (3) SARAH (PARKER) FORBUSH. 7.853 vii. ABIGAIL HARTWELL, b. 21 Sept 1813; n.f.r. + 7.854 viii. OTIS HARTWELL, b. 3 Dec 1814; m. SARAH B. SPEAR. 7.855 ix. UNNAMED CHILD, b. 23 June 1816. + 7.856 x. JAMES HARTWELL, b. 22 May 1817; m. (1) MARY ANN BOLTON, (2) ALVIRA E. CLARK. 7.857 xi. UNNAMED SON, b. 27 June 1819 (SVR 42). 7.858 xii. UNNAMED DAUGHTER, b. 4 June 1820 (SVR 42). 7.859 xiii. UNNAMED SON, b. 17 June 1822 (SVR 42). 7.860 xiv. UNNAMED CHILD, b. Nov/Dec 1823; d. -- Jan 1824, age 6 weeks (SVR 191).

6.318 ELIZABETH6 “BETSY” HARTWELL (Amasa5, James4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was baptized in Shirley, Massachusetts 13 January 1788 (SVR 41) and died there 5 January 1864 (MA VR 175:167; History of Shirley has July). She married in Shirley 27 November 1806, REUBEN BALCOM (SVR 131), who was born in Sudbury, MAssachusetts 5 December 1785 (SVR ?) and died in Shirley, of delirium tremens, 20 or 24 October 1842, age 56y 10m (SVR 180), son of John and Anna (Haynes) Balcom. Children, recorded in Shirley, Massachusetts (SVR 13): i. AMASA HARTWELL BALCOM, b. Tewksbury, MA 1 Feb 1808; d. Shirley, MA 7 Jan 1847 (SVR 180); m. 8 May 1826, MARGARET B. CHAPMAN, b. Tewksbury 1818, daughter of John and Esther (__) Chapman. Margaret m. (2) Shirley 17 Aug 1848, as his second wife, WILLIAM WILLIAMS. Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 1. Charles Hartwell Balcom, b. Tewskbury, MA 1 Dec 1827; d. Lowell, MA 15 April1904, 76y 4m 14d (MA VR 1904/57:54); m. Margaret E. Moses of Lancaster, MA, b. Wales, d. Lowell 16 Jan 1901 (MA VR 517:519), daughter of Robert & Catherine (Roberts) Moses. Charles was a soldier in the Civil War. Three known children. 6-237 Sixth Generation

2. Henry Thaddeus Balcom, b. Shirley, MA 27 May 1830 (SVR 13); m. (int.) 4 July 1853, Sarah E. Farmer of Shirley. A soldier in the Civil War. 3. Margaret Ann Balcom, b. 20 May 1834; m. 13 June 1851, Joseph Abel Farnsworth of Shirley, MA. 4. Unnamed child Balcom, b. -- Aug 1835; d. the same day. 5. Horace Adams Balcom, b. 7 Sept 1836; m. (1) 29 April 1861, Sarah Wyman of Chelmsford, MA; div. 1870; m. (2) Ella (__) of RI; m. (3) in RI, Unknown. He was a railroad man in South Worcester, MA. One child. 6. Prudence Jane Balcom, b. 5 Oct 1837; d. 22 Aug 1859. 7. Mary Maria Balcom, b. 16 Aug 1840; m. Henry Baldwin of Tewksbury, MA; a teamster in Lowell, MA. Three children. 8. Oliver W. Balcom, b. 30 Sept 1842; m. ca. 1864, Lucinda Mason of Albany, NY; lived in Cambridge, MA. Three children. 9. Eliza Balcom, b. 20 March 1844; m. Josiah T. Connor of Lowell, MA. Two children. 10. Francis “Frank” M. Balcom, b. Tewksbury, MA 16 April 1845; m. Lancaster, MA 19 March 1866, Henrietta B. Smith (MA VR 191:220), b. Lowell ca. 1847, daughter of Joseph & Abby (__) Smith. 11. George E. Balcom (Perley in HOA), b. Tewksbury, MA 6 Jan 1847 (TVR 10); a farmer in Orford, NH. Two children. ii. ADALINE BALCOM, b. 1809; m. JOHN CHAPMAN of Tewksbury, MA. Children: 1. John M. Chapman, b. Groton, MA 25 May 1843; d. Tewksbury, MA 1 Dec 1875. 2. Charles Henry Chapman, b. Groton, MA 27 July 1846; m. 30 May 1866, Minerva Kittridge of Dracut, MA. 3. George Franklin Chapman, b. Shirley, MA 5 Dec 1849; m. 27 April 1870, Mary E. Jewett of Dracut, MA. iii. THADDEUS BALCOM, b. 4 Nov 1811; m. (1) Lancaster, MA 21 June 1834, REBECCA FROTHINGHAM (LVR 242), b. 17 March 1810 (calc.), d. Shirley, MA 13 May 1845, 35y 1m 27d (SVR 180); m. (2) Shirley 14 May 1846, as her 2nd husband, ELIZA (GERRY) PUFFER of Tewksbury, MA (SVR 105; MA VR 25:68), who d. 14 July 1857; m. (3) Shirley 28 Nov 1858, HARRIET SAWTELL (MA VR 118:169), b. Leverett, MA ca. 1822, daughter of David & Lucy (__) Sawtell. Childen by Rebecca Frothingham: 1. Rebecca Jane Balcom, b. Lancaster, MA 21 Nov 1835 (LVR Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­238

198); m. (1) Eli Whitney of Upton, MA; div. 7 Nov 1872; m. (2) 10 Dec 1874, Charles H. Sargent of Boxboro, MA. 2. Eliza Ann Balcom, b. 10 April 18--; m. (1) 17 May 1863, William Sawtell of Shirley, MA, who d. in the Civil War 30 March 1865; m. (2) 28 Nov 1867, Charles W. Lawrence. 3. Unnamed son Balcom, b. 20 Dec 1844; d. 11 Jan 1845, age 18d (SVR 180). Child by Eliza Gerry: 4. Charles Thaddeus Balcom, b. 24 Sept 1847 (SVR 13); d. of “brain fever” 20 Nov 1849, 2y 6m 25d (SVR 180). iv. REUBEN BALCOM, b. 13 Jan 1813; m. HANNAH HUNT of Hingham, MA. v. HORACE LONGLEY BALCOM, b. 23 Jan 1815; d. Leverett, MA 21 June 1891, 76y 4m 28d (MA VR 420:484); m. LUCY A. KIBLING of Ashburnham, MA. vi. ELIZABETH BALCOM, b. 4 Oct 1816; m. 1 Jan 1842, ALVIN HOLDEN of Shirley, MA. vii. JOHN BALCOM, b. 16 May 1818; m. SARAH KEMP of Groton, MA. viii. LYDIA BALCOM, b. 26 June 1820; m. (1) ALBERT S. KEMP of Groton, MA, who d. 4 Feb 1849; m. (2) 14 Jan 1852, CHARLES SHERMAN, who d. Shirley, MA 12 Sept 1868; m. (3) FRANKLIN CHAPMAN. Children by Albert Kemp: 1. Helen Kemp (twin), b. Groton, MA 19 Nov 1842; m. 7 Oct 1865, George Hammond of West Union, IA. 2. Mary E. Kemp (twin), b. Groton, MA 19 Nov 1842; d. there 13 Jan 1847. Child by Charles Sherman: 3. Albert Sherman, b. East Troy, WI, 26 Sept 1854; m. 27 Nov 1873, Harriet L. Kittridge of Leominster, MA. ix. ABEL H. BALCOM, b. 1 Dec 1825; m. 10 Dec 1848, SARAH E. STEVENS (SVR 105), b. Townsend, MA ca. 1831, daughter of Seth and Kezia (Davis) Stevens. x. UNNAMED SON, b. either 2 June or 6 Oct 1829 (SVR 14). xi. HANNAH MARIA BALCOM, b. 20 Dec 1830; m. 13 Sept 1852, NAHUM HERSOM. Children: 1. Ellen Maria Hersom, b. 8 Aug 1854. 2. Mary Ann Hersom, b. 3 Dec 1856; d. 7 Aug 1859. 3. Arthur Nahum Hersom, b. 27 March 1859. xii. MARY ANN BALCOM, b. Groton, MA 22 Oct 1833; d. Shirley, MA of dysentery 27 Sept 1847, 13y 11m 5d (SVR 180). 6-239 Sixth Generation

6.319 PHILA6 “VILA” HARTWELL (Amasa5, James4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born 17 August 1795 (HOA; calc.), baptized in Shirley, MA --November 1795 (SVR 42) and died there, of dysentery, 21 September 1847, age 52y 1m 4d (SVR 211). She married in Shirley 13 November 1817, as his first wife, WILLIAM WILLIAMS (SVR 131), who was born in Shirley 21 March 1792, son of William and Abigail (Harris) Williams. William married second, 17 August 1848, as her second husband, MARGARET (CHAPMAN) BALCOM, who died 29 November 1864, widow of Amasa Hartwell Balcom (see #6.318-i above). Children, born in Shirley, Massachusetts: i. WILLIAM WILLIAMS JR., b. 19 June 1818 (SVR 96); m. 31 March 1845, SUSAN LAWSON of Shirley, MA. Children: 1. George Williams, b. Shirley, MA [date not given]; d. in the Civil War. 2. Isabelle Williams. ii. EMERY WILLIAMS, b. 10 Sept 1819 (SVR 95); m. 6 June 1846, ELIZABETH SAWTELL. Child: 1. Augusta Jenny Williams, b. 6 Jan 1848; d. 15 Dec 1872; m. 16 Dec 1866, Homer Wilson. iii. UNNAMED SON WILLIAMS, b. 16 June 1821 (SVR 96). iv. GEORGE WILLIAMS, b. 29 Jan 1823 (SVR 95); m. SUSAN LELAND. Children: 1. Charles Williams. 2. Francis Williams. 3. George P. Williams, b. 21 Oct 1846 (SVR 95). 4. Jesse Williams. v. UNNAMED CHILD WILLIAMS, b. 31 May 1824 (SVR 97). vi. FRANCIS WILLIAMS, b. 1 Feb 1825 (SVR 95). vii. UNNAMED SON WILLIAMS, b. 29 Nov 1827 (SVR 97). viii. ANDREW POOR WILLIAMS, b. 6 Feb 1829 (SVR 95). ix. AMANDA WILLIAMS, b. 11 March 1832 (SVR 95); d. by the discharge of a gun, 9 May 1848, age 16y 1m 28d (SVR 211). x. HARRIET WILLIAMS, b. 23 Oct 1830 or 1833 (SVR 95). xi. GRANVILLE WILLIAMS, b. 28 Oct 1835 or 29 Oct 1836 (SVR 95). xii. PRISCILLA JANE WILLIAMS, b. 20 Oct 1838 or 1839 (SVR 96). xiii. STILLBORN DAUGHTER WILLIAMS, b. & d. 23 June 1845 (SVR 97). Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­240

Descendants of Jonathan5 & Mary (Boynton) Hartwell

6.320 MARY6 “MOLLY” HARTWELL (Jonathan5, James4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born probably in Shirley, Massachusetts 25 October 1776 (SVR 42) and died of “old age” in Lunenburg/Townsend, Massachusetts 16 January 1855, age 78y 2m (MA VRs 95:131; TVR 373). She married in Townsend, Massachusetts 10 March 1808, JOHN PROCTOR (TRV 61, HOA has 1799), who was born in Townsend 9 December 1782 (TVR 247, HOA has 1772) and died there 11 April 1867, age 84 (TVR 373), son of Oliver and Mary (__) Proctor. Children, per HOA: i. SARAH PROCTOR, b. 19 May 1800 [sic] (TVR 409); d. 14 March 1886 (TVR 409); m. (1) 25 Oct 1837, as his 2nd wife, RALPH PATCH of Nashua, NH, b. ca. 1798, d. Fitchburg, MA 14 July 1862, age 74y 3m (TVR 409); m. (2) 21 July 1863, EZRA NEWELL of Mason, NH, who d. 25 May 1867. Known child: 1. Sarah J. Patch, b. ca. July 1844; d. Townsend, MA 19 March 1859, age 14y 8m (TVR 409). ii. JOHN PROCTOR, b. 6 July 1808 (TVR 394); d. there 21 April 1891 (TVR 394); m. Townsend, MA 19 Nov 1833, LUCY PIERCE (TVR 175), b. 15 Oct 1813 (TVR 394), d. 3 Sept 1893 (TVR 394), parents not identified. Known children, b. probably in Townsend, MA: 1. Myra Allen Proctor, b. 12 Oct 1834; d. Stoneham, MA 12 Sept 1914, 79y 11m (MA VR 1914/95:154), “24 years a missionary in Aintab, Turkey” (TVR 394). 2. J. Milton Proctor, b. ca. 1840; d. 15 Feb 1866, age 26 (TVR 394).

6.323 JEREMIAH6 HARTWELL (Jonathan5, James4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Shirley, Massachusetts 2 November 1782 (SVR 41, as “Jeremy”) and died in Lynn, Massachusetts 19 March 1854, age 71 (MA VR 84:145). He married 20 June 1804 PHEBE KIBBEY, who was born in Medway, Massachusetts ca. 1780 and died 24 July 1830, daughter of Isaac and Phebe (Whitney) Kibbe. Jeremiah was a truckman and hack driver in Boston, Massachusetts. He is undoubtedly the Jeremiah 6-241 Sixth Generation

Hartwell enumerated on the 1850 federal census as a 70- year-old labourer, a pauper living in the almshouse at Lynn (Federal census, NARA). Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: + 7.861 i. ROXANA D.7 HARTWELL, b. 29 May 1805; m. HARLEY NEWCOMB. 7.862 ii. MARY S. HARTWELL, b. 8 Feb 1807; d. 24 Oct 1835. 7.863 iii. CATHERINE S. HARTWELL, b. 16 Oct 1808; m. (1) 8 Nov 1835, JOSEPH V. PIERCE, b. Woodstock, VT ca. 1807, a bookbinder in Boston; m. (2) JAMES G. OSBORN of Greenport, Long Island, NY, b. 2 Nov 1817, d. 31 March 1867, a policeman in Brooklyn, NY. + 7.864 iv. HORATIO N. HARTWELL, b. 26 Dec 1810; m. UNKNOWN. + 7.865 v. SARAH JANE HARTWELL, b. 3 Nov 1812; m. WILLIAM D. ATKINSON. 7.866 vi. FRANCIS HARTWELL, b. 19 Nov 1814; d. young. 7.867 vii. FRANCIS HARTWELL (again), b. 26 July 1816; d. young. + 7.868 viii. JANE K. HARTWELL, b. 10 Sept 1818; m. ELEAZER USHER. 7.869 ix. HANNAH C. HARTWELL, b. 27 Oct 1820; d. Woburn, MA 12 June 1866, age 45y 9m (MA VR 193:224); m. 6 May 1843 EDMUND CARROLL of Lynn, MA. He was a shoemaker in Woburn. Four children all d. infancy. 7.870 x. ABBY A. HARTWELL, d. 30 July 1825.

6.324 EDMUND6 HARTWELL (Jonathan5, James4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Lunenburg, Massachusetts 11 January 1785 (Gs:Beaman Cemetery, West Boylston) and died in West Boylston, Massachusetts 25 October 1856, age 71y 9m 13d (MA VR 104:221; Gs). He married in West Boylston 29 November 1810, OLIVE5 LOVELL (WBVR 87), who was born in Worcester, Massachusetts 5 July 1782 (WVR 169) and died of “dysentery and inanition” in West Boylston 4 October 1864, age 82y 3m (MA VR 176:315), daughter of Jonathan4 (Jonathan3, Alexander2-1) and Mercy (Raymond) Lovell, and a niece of Mary Lovell who married William Hartwell (see #5.113). In his will, written 9 January 1849, Edmund left his property to “beloved wife Olive,” and after her death to his children, “Nancy L. [sic] Fairbank, wife of Orin Fairbank; Charles William Hartwell and Abigail L. Morse, wife of Nathan Morse.” He requested his wife to be executor, but she declined and John D. Lovell was appointed 4 December 1856 (Worcester County Probate File A:27662). Widow Olive Hartwell wrote her will 4 August 1863, bequeathing $10 to son Charles William “if living. If deceased, the same to his children.” The Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­242 rest of her estate was to be divided equally between her two daughters, Nancy W., wife of Orin Fairbanks and Abigail L., wife of Nathan Morse, “in fee simple free from the control of their respective husbands” (Worcester County Probate File A:27704). Abigail and Nancy each signed for $202.57 on 30 December 1864, but there is no record of the $10 left to Charles W., who was said to be “of New York when last heard from.” Children, all born in West Boylston, Massachusetts (WBVR 29-30): + 7.871 i. NANCY WINCHESTER7 HARTWELL, b. 14 Sept 1811; m. ORIN FAIRBANKS. + 7.872 ii. CHARLES WILLIAM HARTWELL, b. 26 Dec 1814 (as William Charles); m. MARGERY ANN TAFT. + 7.873 iii ABIGAIL LOVELL HARTWELL, b. 26 Oct 1817 (HOA has 1827); m. NATHAN MORSE. 7.874 vi. OLIVE LOVELL HARTWELL, b. 19 Jan 1824; d. West Boylston 17 Jan 1833, age 9. [Note: HOA’s list of Edmund and Olive’s children differs markedly from the one above. Abigail’s birthdate is off by 10 years and there is confusion about Charles William and William Charles. No documention has been found for either Jane L., who m. Charles William, or Prudence who m. (1) Ephraim Headley and (2) Jonathan Edwards, nor are these children mentioned in either Edmund’s or Olive’s wills. Prudence supposedly had a daughter Luella, but HOA does not indicate which of Prudence’s supposed husbands was the father. It is probable that these children, if they even existed, belonged to some other family.]

6.325 LEVI6 HARTWELL (Jonathan5, James4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born probably in Lunenburg, Massachusetts ca. 1788 (HOA) and died at the House of Industry in Boston, Massachusetts [date not given] (HOA). Levi was “of a sprightly mind, fine person, and pleasing address, overseer in a cotton factory in Walthem [sic]” (HOA). He married in Waltham, Massachusetts (int.) 11 March 1821, MARY PUTNAM (WVR 166), who “became a drunkard, [whereupon] Levi fell into evil courses.” On 14 May 1827, the town of Townsend, Massachusetts sent letters to Waltham and Lunenburg, Massachusetts stating that “Levi Hartwell and Daughter an inhabitant of your town have fallen into Distress...” (TVR 474), and on 2 August 1827, Townsend informed Shirley and Groton, Massachusetts that “Levi Hartwell an Inhabitant of your Town has been to some expense to our Town, he has 6-243 Sixth Generation since eloped and his wife and two children have been and are now on expense...” (TVR 475). Evidently, Townsend did not intend to be put to any expense regarding Levi or his family. Children: + 7.875 i. MARY MARIA7 HARTWELL, b. Waltham, MA 15 Oct 1821 (WVR ???); m. BENJAMIN HERRICK. 7.876 ii. SARAH JANE HARTWELL, b. ca. 1823; m. Leicester, MA 25 Nov 1845, HENRY HOLMES of Fall River, MA (LVR 161).

6.326 LUTHER6 HARTWELL (Jonathan5, James4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born probably in Lunenburg, Massachusetts 14 January 1791 (HOA) and died of heart disease in Pepperell, Massachusetts 13 October 1867, age 76y 9m 1d (MA VR 203:171). He married first, in Groton, Massachusetts (int.) 6 April 1811, SALLY CUSHING (GVR 2:83), who was born probably in Townsend, Massachusetts 15 February 1793 (HOA) and died in Groton 22 October 1835, age 42 years (GVR 2:229), parents not given. Two sets of marriage intentions for a Luther Hartwell were filed in Groton, but whether either of these marriages took place is not known at this time. First, Luther published intentions on 9 May 1836 to marry EUNICE (__) WOODBURY (GVR 2:83), evidently a widow; second, Luther published intentions 12 May 1839 to marry BETSEY SEARLS. He is known to have actually succeeded in marrying (second, third or fourth) in Shirley, Massachusetts 10 September 1840, as her third husband, DELILAH “DILLY” (DICKERSON) (HOLDEN) HOLDEN (SVR 132). Delilah was born probably in Shirley -- August 1786, and died of old age in Woburn, Massachusetts 28 October 1870, age 84y 2m (MA VR 230:239; Gs:Shirley Cemetery says “12 Oct 1870”), daughter of James and Priscilla (Harris) Dickerson and widow respectively of brothers Nathan and Luther Holden. Children by Sally Cushing, all born probably in Groton or Shirley, Massachusetts: + 7.877 i. MARY ANN7 HARTWELL, b. 2 Oct 1811 (HOA); m. RICHARD PIERCE. + 7.878 ii. ALMIRA WOODS HARTWELL, b. “at Townsend”, MA 10 July 1813 (GVR 1:106); m. LEWIS BLOOD. + 7.879 iii. LUTHER HARTWELL, b. 2 Sept 1815; m. ROXANA FARNSWORTH. + 7.880 iv. HORACE GRANVILLE HARTWELL, b. 26 April 1817; m. (1) EMELINE “EMILY” LAW, (2) MARY JANE JENNINGS. 7.881 v. CALVIN HARTWELL, b. 27 April 1819; d. Pepperell, MA of Bright’s disease, 20 July 1887, age 68y 2m 23d (MA VR 383:202). According Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­244

to HOA he “went to Pittsburgh, m., 2 ch” but no confirmation of these statements has been found. He was on the 1850 federal census for Pittsburgh, PA as a 31-year-old tavern keeper (Federal census, NARA), and in 1880 he was in the household of his brother Hiram J. in Philadelphia, PA (Federal census, NARA); neither record accords him a wife or children. 7.882 vi. SALLY HARTWELL, b. 20 May 1821 (GVR 1:107); d. Groton, MA 16 Sept 1825 (GVR 2:229). 7.883 vii. ALMOND HARTWELL (twin), b. 30 June 1823 (HOA); d. Groton, MA 10 Sept 1825 (GVR 2:229). + 7.884 viii. ALFRED HARTWELL (twin), b. 30 June 1823; m. SARAH V. SMITH. + 7.885 ix. THOMAS JEFFERSON HARTWELL, b. 28 Sept 1825; m. ELIZABETH ANN SUFFRONA MACCOMBER FRANCIS. + 7.886 x. HARRISON JEROME HARTWELL, b. 16 Nov 1828; m. HARRIET GERRISH. + 7.887 xi. SARAH JANE HARTWELL, b. 22 June 1831; m. JOSEPH P. BILLINGS.

6.328 LEONARD6 HARTWELL (Jonathan5, James4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Lunenburg, Massachusetts 25 August 1795 (Berlin VR 52), baptized in Shirley, Massachusetts 27 Aug 1797 (SVR 41) and died of “old age” in Berlin, Massachusetts 11 June 1870, age 74y 10m 14d (BVR 323; MA VR 231:236). He married in Lancaster, Massachusetts 8 October 1818, ABIGAIL “NABBY” PIERCE (LVR 231), who was born in Rutland, Massachusetts 3 May 1797 (RVR 76) and died in Berlin 21 November 1877, age 80y 6m 18d (BVR 323; MA VR 294:291), daughter of Joel and Lucy (Davis) Pierce. Children, born probably in Lancaster and/or Berlin, Massachusetts, dates per HOA unless otherwise indicated: + 7.888 i. HARRIET MOORE7 HARTWELL, b. 1 Dec 1819; m. MICHAEL FANNING. + 7.889 ii. CHAUNCEY PIERCE HARTWELL, b. 26 May 1821; m. MARY ANN CARTER. + 7.890 iii. LUCY ANN HARTWELL, b. 3 Aug 1822; m. DANIEL H. CARTER 2d. + 7.891 iv. GEORGE EMERSON HARTWELL, b. 24 March 1824; m. CELIA M. CLASKY. + 7.892 v. LOUISA ABIGAIL HARTWELL, b. Lancaster, MA 2 July 1827 (LVR 209); m. EDWARD F. GREEN. + 7.893 vi. EMILY POLLARD HARTWELL, b. Lancaster, MA 27 June 1829 (LVR 209); m. EDWIN SAWYER. + 7.894 vii. CHARLES HENRY HARTWELL, b. 28 Jan 1831; m. MARY ELIZABETH 6-245 Sixth Generation

FULLER. + 7.895 viii. MARY JANE HARTWELL, b. 5 June 1833; m. PLINY B. SOUTHWICK. + 7.896 ix. DANIEL POLLARD HARTWELL, b. 5 May 1835; m. (1) SUSAN KENDALL MOORE, (2) ELLEN M. WHEELER.

6.329 BETTY/BETSY6 HARTWELL (Jonathan5, James4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was baptized in Shirley, Massachusetts 27 August 1797 (SVR 41) and died 28 January 1879. She married 29 June 1815, LEWIS6 STILES, who was born in Lunenburg, Massachusetts 18 August 1795 and died 23 March 1875, son of Nahum5 (Levi4, Jacob3, Timothy2, Robert1) and Betsy (Davis) Stiles and therefore a great-grandson of Jacob and Sarah4 (Hartwell) Stiles (see #4.19- ii-3). Lewis was a shoemaker and lived in Amherst, Massachusetts and Nashua, New Hampshire and neighboring towns in Massachusetts. Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: i. WALTER LEWIS STILES, b. 10 May 1816; d. 23 July 1878; m. 7 Sept 1836, FRANCES SQUIRES of Milford, NH, who d. 30 July 1878. Walter was a shoemaker in Pittsfield, NH. Children, per HOA: 1. Martha E. Stiles, b. 1849; m. (1) Kent Mason, who died; m. (2) Rev. Clayton, a Methodist minister who went to Nova Scotia. No children. 2. Anne Stiles, b. 1852; m. (--) Collins, who d. She was a dressmaker in Boston, MA in 1884. 3. Mary A. Stiles, b. 1857; unmarried. Went to Nova Scotia. ii. DORINDA STILES, b. 30 May 1818; d. 20 Oct 1819. iii. DORINDA A. STILES (again), b. Acton, MA 4 Feb 1820 (AVR 103); d. Waltham, MA 12 March 1899 (MA VR 493:654); m. 30 Aug 1851, WILLARD L. FISHER, b. Woodstock, VT 3 Dec 1830. He was a machinist in Nashua, NH; later in Waltham Watch Factory; then a periodical and fancy goods store in Waltham. Child, per HOA: 1. Charles W. Fisher, b. 7 Feb 1861; d. infancy. iv. ROXANA H. STILES, b. 23 Dec 1823; m. 24 Jan 1853, LORENZO CUTTER, a mill overseer; divorced. they lived in Amherst, NH. v. CLARISSA MELINDA STILES, b. 13 April 1827; n.f.r. vi. WILLIAM A. STILES, b. 24 Jan 1829; d. 29 Feb 1829. vii. GEORGE HARTWELL STILES, b. 15 April 1830; d. 24 Sept 1830. viii. ELIZA JANE STILES, b. 2 June 1832; d. 24 June 1830 [sic]. ix. MARTHA ANN STILES, b. 2 June 1832; m. 17 Nov 1863, RODNEY S. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­246

LAKIN of Hancock, NH. Descendants of Joseph5 & Elizabeth (Pierce) Hartwell

6.330 ANNA6 HARTWELL (Joseph5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born probably in Groton, Massachusetts 1 December 1768, baptized in Littleton, Massachusetts 9 June 1771 (LVR 316), and died -- September 1828 (HOA). She married ca. 1786, SAMUEL BUTLER, who was born ca. 1757 and died, presumably in Genesee County, New York -- December 1835 (HOA); parents not identified. According to HOA, Samuel and Anna had 14 children, only four of whom were identified by HOA; the Phelps Genealogy identifies a fifth, Lucy. Children, born as indicated: i. SAMUEL BUTLER, b. ca. 1787; farmer, Bergen, NY; thrice m.; several children; daughter and two sons living with him in 1849. ii. ANNA D. BUTLER, b. 1789; m.; husband d. before 1849; large family lived with brother. iii. LUCY BUTLER, b. Scipio, NY 2 Sept 1792 (Phelps Genealogy); d. Lowell, WI 28 Aug 1847 (ibid.); m. Bergen, NY 7 Jan 1813 (ibid.), as his 1st wife, ABNER PHELPS, b. Killingworth, CT 4 Nov 1790; d. Pepin, WI -- Dec 1881, son of Alexander & Rhoda (Parmalee) Phelps. Children, born in Bergen, NY (Phelps): 1. Fanny C. Phelps, b. 11 Oct 1813; d. 10 Jan 1835. 2. Rhoda Phelps, b. 29 Feb 1816; n.f.r. 3. Lewis D. Phelps, b. 1 May 1818; m. Cynthia M. Willis. 4. Miranda Phelps, b. 13 July 1820; m. E. M. Fisher of Leroy, NY. 5. Philander Phelps, b. 18 Dec 1822; m. Emeline F. Peck. 6. Jane M. Phelps, b. 16 Feb 1825; n.f.r. 7. Charles E. Phelps, b. 28 April 1827; m. 31 Dec 1851, Kitt Dunker. 8. Marietta Phelps, b. 22 Oct 1829; d. 20 June 1888. 9. Antoinette Phelps, b. 3 Jan 1832; n.f.r. 10. California Phelps, b. 27 July 1834; n.f.r. iv. BENJAMIN BUTLER, b. 1801; farmer; married; no children in 1849.

6.331 WILLIAM6 HARTWELL (Joseph5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born probably in Groton, Massachusetts 12 October 1770, baptized in 6-247 Sixth Generation

Littleton, Massachusetts 9 June 1771 (LVR 316) and died ca. 1847 (HOA). The Green Mountain Farmer of 18 December 1809 carried the following advertisement: “Electa Hartwell of Woodford, VT was lawfully married to William Hartwell of Woodford on 26 Nov. 1807 and lived in strict observance of all marriage duties, when the said William, without any cause, left the said Electa sick and without support. She prays for a divorce.” According to HOA, William married (--) Driver. Whether or not Electa’s maiden name was Driver and whether or not she was William’s first wife has not been determined. Probable child by unknown female (possibly (--) Driver): +7.897 i. WILLIAM7 HARTWELL, b. ca. 1804; m. HOPY HOLT. Child by Electa: + 7.898 ii. CAROLINE HARTWELL, b. 13 Sept 1808 (HOA); m. ALVIN TAYLOR.

6.333 JOSEPH6 HARTWELL (Joseph5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born probably in Chesterfield, New Hampshire 14 October 1772. He married in Wilmington, Vermont 6 December 1798, RHODA WINSLOW (VT VRs), who was born 10 July 1780 and died in Wilmington 2 August 1807, age 27 (Gs:Riverview Cemetery), parents not identified. Children: 7.899 i. WINSLOW7 HARTWELL, b. Readsboro, VT 21 June 1799 (VT VRs); n.f.r. + 7.900 ii. HALLOWAY HARTWELL, b. 19 Feb 1800 (History of Stratton, VT); m. NANCY LINCOLN.

6.334 ELIZABETH6 HARTWELL (Joseph5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born probably in Wilmington, Windham County, Vermont ca. 1774 and died in Warsaw, Wyoming County, New York, where she was living with her son, Myron, 18 April 1851 (Gs:Wyoming Cemetery). She married, ca. 1791, JOSIAH LOCKE, who was born in Leicester, Massachusetts 14 February 1768 (LVR 60), baptized in Hardwick, Massachusetts 11 September 1774 (HVR 71) and died in Covington, New York 29 December 1839 (HOA), son of Josiah and Persis (Matthews) Locke. Josiah was a farmer; settled first in Wilmington, Vermont; then removed to Ogdensburg, Winfield, and finally Covington, all in New York (HOA). Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­248

Children: i. FANNY LOCKE, b. ca. 1792; d. ca. 1879; m. AZOR COLE, a merchant in Genoa, NY; failed in business, then kept hotel in 1850 in Upper Lake, NY. Children, per HOA, who says there were “several others”: 1. Daughter Cole, m. (--) Seymour, hotel keeper in Ithaca, NY. 2. Daughter Cole, m. John Conger, partner with his father in hotel. 3. Ira L. Cole, b. 1825; took stock goods to California around the Horn in 1849. ii. ELAM/ELAN LOCKE, b. ca. 1794; m. ca. 1821, JANE JONES of Montgomery County, PA; settled in Cecil County, MD; removed to Melmore, OH before 1830; and to Cincinnati in 1835. Children, per HOA: 1. Eri Locke, b. 20 Dec 1822; m. 12 March 1845, Rachel Coates. He was a physician in Cincinnati, OH. Two children per HOA. 2. Josiah Locke, b. 14 Nov 1830; n.f.r. 3. Hartwell Locke, b. 1835; n.f.r. iii. ERI LOCKE, b. 1795; d. 1820. iv. BETSEY LOCKE; d. probably young. v. IRA LOCKE, b. 1798; m. (--) ROBERTS; merchant in Glens Falls, NY. Child, per HOA: 1. William R. Locke, partner with his father. vi. BETSEY LOCKE (again), d. before 1850; m. (--) CLARK and removed to Ohio. vii. POLLY LOCKE, d. before 1850; m. (--) CLARK and removed to Ohio. viii. PHEBE LOCKE, b. ca. 1807; m. IRA F. PRATT, a farmer in Gainesville, NY. ix. HANNAH LOCKE, m. (--) PARMELEE, a hotel keeper in Auburn and Lockport, NY. Children, per HOA, who says there were three daughters and four sons. 1. Daughter Parmelee, m. a lawyer, removed to Illinois. 2. Mary L. Parmelee, b. 1827; m. 1844, (--) Brewster, who was in business in New York City in 1850. One child. x. UNNAMED INFANT, died young. xi. CATHERINE LOCKE, died at age 16. xii. MILO LOCKE, b. 1812; d. 1895; m. CHARLOTTE ROBERTS of 6-249 Sixth Generation

Middlebury, NY; resided in Genesee Co., NY. xiii. MYRON LOCKE, b. 1814; m. EUNICE ANDREWS of Middlebury, NY; settled in Wyoming [Co., NY?]; removed to Warsaw, NY. xiv. CATHERINE LOCKE, b. 1816; d. 1839; m. WILLIAM GRAVES of Middlebury, NY [who] resided in Perry, NY in 1850; few if any children. xv. UNNAMED INFANT, died young.

6.335 LUCY6 HARTWELL (Joseph5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born probably in Chesterfield, New Hampshire 15 October 1776 and died 17 June 1822 (HOA). She married in Wilmington, Vermont 24 March 1795, LUTHER LATHROP (VT VRs), who was born in Tolland, Connecticut 5 October 1766 and died 10 March 1851, son of Thatcher and Submit (Loomis) Lathrop. He was a farmer, carpenter and builder in Wilmington, Vermont. In November 1816, Luther “Lothrop,” administrator of the estate of Joseph Hartwell, late of Readsborough, Vermont, advertised that he would sell 200 acres of excellent land (Vermont Gazette, issue of 1 Nov. 1816). Children, all born probably in Wilmington, Vermont, per HOA: i. FEMALE INFANT, b. 10 Dec 1796; died. ii. MINERVA LATHROP, b. 2 Dec 1797; d. 25 Feb 1825. iii. ALVAH LATHROP, b. 9 Feb 1800; d. infancy. iv. ELIZA LATHROP, b. 20 Aug 1801; d. 16 Oct 1860; m. 10 April 1837, ELI SHAW, b. Barre, MA ca. 1794, d. 11 July 1867, a merchant in Wilmington, VT. v. LUCY LATHROP, b. 18 Dec 1803; d. 29 July 1846; m. (1) 10 March 1825, ABNER ALLARD, MD, of Wilmington, VT, b. -- Feb 1797; m. (2) GEORGE WILDER. Children by Abner Allard: 1. Minerva Allard, b. 20 Feb 1826; d. Waterbury, CT 7 Aug 1838; m. [date not given], Willis H. Merrill of Waterbury, b. 10 May 1826, d. 23 June 1876. 2. Caroline Allard, b. 20 May 1832; m. (1) 3 May 1847, Zachariah Wheeler of Wilmington, VT, b. 17 Sept 1829, killed by a falling tree at Whitingham, VT 8 Dec 1836 [sic]; m. (2) F. Dudson of Wilmington. Four children. 3. Edwin L. Allard, b. 7 Aug 1833; killed in the Battle of the Wilderness 12 May 1864; m. 27 Jan 1852, Gracia M. Boyd, b. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­250

Wilmington, VT 11 July 1833, d. 10 July 1862. He was a soldier in the 4th Vermont Vols. Four children. 4. Albert A. Allard, b. 20 May 1837; m. 1 April 1850, Anne E. Wilson, b. Baltimore, MD 27 June 1837. He was a manufacturer of tin cans in Baltimore; enlisted 6 Aug 1861 as a Lieut. in Co. I, 4th Vermont Vols.; resigned 8 Feb 1862; enlisted in U.S.N. 2 July 1862, steamer Underwriter, which was captured by Confederate steamer Tallahassee; later on board steamer Commodore Hall, had a sharp encounter with the Albemarle; discharged 6 June 1864. Eight children. vi. LUTHER LATHROP, b. 6 May 1807; d. 14 April 1815. vii. PRESCOTT LATHROP, b. 31 June 1810; d. 4 Sept 1849; m. (1) 31 July 1831, MARY KELLOGG of Wilmington, VT, b. 5 May 1810; m. (2) MARGARET ROSS of Colrain, MA. He was a farmer, carpenter and builder. viii. CAROLINE LATHROP, b. 22 July 1811; d. 28 Aug 1865; m. (1) 10 June 1835, HORACE PALMER RUGG, b. Wilmington, VT 23 Oct 1809, d. 27 April 1838, farmer; m. (2) 10 Oct 1840, PATRICK J. WATSON of Palmer [MA?], b. 1 March 1813. He was a manufacturer of carriages and cabinet materials. Child by first husband: 1. Harriet A. Rugg, b. 4 May 1837; d. 5 Feb 1920; m. 26 Feb 1860, Osborne H. Pierce, b. Hubbardston, MA 31 March 1834, d. 23 June 1899; a machinist in Fitchburg, MA; Shelburne Falls, MA; New York City; and Minneapolis, MN. Two children. Child by second husband: 2. Austin H. Watson, b. 27 April 1842; m. 13 Feb 1859, Julia B. Vail of Brooklyn, NY. He enlisted Aug 1862 in Co. F., 16th Vermont Vols.; discharged 10 Aug 1863; encountered Pickett’s charge at Gettysburg; afterwards a wholesale dry goods merchant in New York City. One child. ix. ANGELINE LATHROP, b. 3 April 1813; d. 15 June 1819.

6.336 HANNAH6 HARTWELL (Joseph5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born probably in Chesterfield, New Hampshire ca. 1778. She married first, VARSAL DICKINSON, who died before 1846. They lived in Fredonia, New York. She married second, ca. 1846, as his third wife, JOHN OTIS ENSIGN, who was born in Litchfield, Connecticut 18 February 1762 (DARPI), and died 4 October 1855 (ibid.); a Revolutionary soldier. 6-251 Sixth Generation

Children by first husband: i. SUEL H. DICKINSON, b. ca. 1796; m. UNKNOWN. Lived in Fredonia, NY, had a furnace and machine shop; was a colonel of militia. Children, per HOA: 1. Oscar F. Dickinson, b. 1822; partner with his father; colonel of militia before 1849; had a family. 2. Amanda M. Dickinson, b. 1825; d. 1885; m. 1849, (--) Boggs, a civil engineer in Binghamton, NY. 3. Marie A. Dickinson, b. 1838; d. 1885; m. (--) Brundage. ii. RASSELAS DICKINSON, b. 10 May 1803; d. Washington, DC 12 Oct 1861; m. 14 Aug 1828, SARAH (__), b. Franklin, NY [date not given]; d. 29 Jan 1886. He was a blacksmith and car maker in Fredonia, NY; a general of militia before 1849; captain of U.S. Vols. Children, per HOA: 1. John M. Dickinson, b. 15 July 1829; d. Hornellsville, NY 4 Jan 1879; m. 1852 [not given]. 2. Edward K. Dickinson, b. 10 Aug 1831; accidentally shot 26 Sept 1842. 3. George A. Dickinson, b. 23 March 1837; a locomotive engineer for the D&AVRR; lived in Dunkirk, NY. 4. Mary Dickinson, b. 28 Jan 1839; m. 18 July 1859, E. D. Sunderland of Westfield, NY, a coal dealer in Detriot, MI. One child. 5. Rasselas H. Dickinson, b. 6 April 1842; d. at Dunkirk, NY 15 March 1882. iii. ENOM M. DICKINSON, b. ca. 1806; comic singer and actor; m. a Philadelphia lady. iv. SIDNEY DICKINSON, b. ca. 1809; blacksmith in Racine, WI in 1851; later in Northfield, Dakota; m. and had at least two children. v. IRA L. DICKINSON, b. 11 Aug 1815; d. 30 March 1862; m. (1) 12 Feb 1849, FANNY RUSSELL; m. (2) PHEBE (__). He was a blacksmith in Fredonia, NY; removed to Racine, WI.

6.337 OLIVE6 HARTWELL (Joseph5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born probably in Chesterfield, New Hampshire ca. 1780. She married in Wilmington, Vermont 9 February 1815, ANSON/ALRON WELCH (VT VRs), a carpenter and wheelwright. They lived in Wyoming, New York. Children: Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­252

i. DAUGHTER WELCH, m. before 1849. ii. SON WELCH iii. SON WELCH

6.338 JONATHAN6 HARTWELL (Joseph5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born probably in Chesterfield, New Hampshire 13 January 1782 and died in Montague, Massachusetts 3 April 1857, age 75 (MA VR 111:303). He married first, in Littleton, Massachusetts 24 April 1814, his first cousin, MARTHA6 “PATTY” HARTWELL (LVR 249), who was born in Littleton 6 March 1793 (LVR 180), and died in Montague 5 December 1831, age 38 years, “after a painful sickness of more than 7 months” (MVR 138), daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth (Hayward) Hartwell (see #5.151-v). He married second, in Lexington, Massachusetts 2 May 1833, as her second husband, BETSEY APTHORP (FESSENDEN) VILES (LVR 122), who was born in Lexington 8 September 1787 (LVR 25) and died in Montague 29 January 1863, 76y 21d (MA VR 165:297, as “Mrs. Jonathan”), daughter of Thomas and Lucy (Lee) Fessenden and widow of ELIAS VILES, by whom she had a daughter, Emeline Viles. Jonathan, “losing a leg at the age of 16, took steps to acquire a liberal education, and graduated from Dartmouth College in 1809. He commenced the study of law, and was a preceptor of Chesterfield Academy for a short time, then a private tutor. He settled in Montague in the practice of law, was a member of the General Court for twelve years, and in the governor’s council over thirty years. His record as town clerk was marked by fine penmanship and tense, direct phraseology” (HOA). Children, all by Martha Hartwell, recorded in Montague, Massachusetts (MVR 25- 26): + 7.901 i. MARTHA MARIA7 HARTWELL, b. Littleton, MA 16 Oct 1814; m. CARLOS ALLEN. + 7.902 ii. CHARLES HARTWELL, b. 4 Jan 1818; m. (1) VIRGINIA THOMAS, (2) ANN DARRACOTT. + 7.903 iii. JONATHAN HAYWOOD HARTWELL, b. 9 Jan 1821; m. (1) LYDIA ROWE, (2) LYDIA F. (BLAISDELL) PIERCE. 7.904 iv. HERMAN HARTWELL, b. 14 April 1826; d. 15 April 1826, age 1 day (MVR 138). 7.905 v. GEORGE HENRY HARTWELL, b. 26 May 1827; d. 22 Aug 1828, age 15 m. (MVR 138). + 7.906 vi. ELIZABETH CROSBY HARTWELL, b. 18 Feb 1830. 6-253 Sixth Generation

6.339 OLIVER6 HEARTWELL (Joseph5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Readsboro, Vermont 4 October 1786 (HOA) and died 19 April 1853 (HOA). He married 18 November 1817, LUCY B. HATHAWAY, who was born probably in Milo, New York 6 November 1795 (HOA) and died in Cincinnati, Ohio 6 December 1874 “in the 80th year of her age” (obit.), daughter of Thomas and Mary (Botsford) Hathaway. Oliver “was a lawyer in Detroit, Michigan, later a broker in New York City. In 1849 he made a visit to his surviving brothers and sisters and gave descriptions of them in letters to his nieces, [Caroline (Hartwell)] Taylor in Meadville, PA and [Caroline (Lathrop)] Watson in Wilmington, VT, which Mr. Densmore used as a basis for his account of these several families” (HOA). In 1860, widow Lucy was living in Detroit, Michigan with her widowed daughter, Sarah E. Van Rensselaer (1860 Federal census, NARA). Children:

7 + 7.907 i. SARAH ELIZABETH (MARY E. in HOA; ELIZABETH in mother’s obit.) HARTWELL, b. NY ca. 1827 (33 in 1860); m. JEREMIAH VAN RENSSELAER. + 7.908 ii. CAROLINE A. HARTWELL, m. JOHN T. WARREN. + 7.909 iii. SUSAN M. HARTWELL, b. 25 March 1827; m. WILLIAM T. HOWELL. 7.910 iv. THOMAS HATHAWAY HARTWELL, b. 25 March 1829(?) (31 in 1860); m. 30 Dec 1879, ELEANOR S. COLLINS of Tuckahoe, NY, b. 29 April 1837. Thomas graduated from the in 1851; was admitted to the bar; was corporation attorney in Detroit, MI in 1863; and president of the Board of Education for some years. He went to Europe in 1868 for his health and returned in 1870, living in the south and in California until 1873 when he settled in practice in New York City and was trustee of public schools (HOA). Thomas was enumerated on the 1860 federal census for Detroit, Michigan as “T. G. Hartwell, atty at law” (Federal census, NARA).

6.340 BENJAMIN6 HEARTWELL (Joseph5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Readsboro (Heartwellville), Vermont 24 December 1787 and died in Geneva, New York 6 October 1873 (Gs: Burnett Cemetery, Phelps, NY). He married 14 January 1817, JANE BURNETT, who was born in Phelps, New York 2 June 1799 and died there 15 January 1882 (Gs: Burnett Cemetery), daughter of General William and (--) (Granger) Burnett. Benjamin was a Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­254 carpenter in Phelps, removed to Geneva, New York in 1854. Children: + 7.911 i. OSCAR FITZALLEN7 HEARTWELL, b. 30 May 1817; m. JULIA ANNA S. WEBSTER. 7.912 ii. AMANDA MELVINA HEARTWELL, b. ca. 1820; d. 7 March 1894, age 74 (Gs: Burnett Cemetery).

6.341 SARAH6 HARTWELL (Joseph5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Readsboro, Vermont 28 May 1790 and died 4 December 1847. She married in Wilmington, Vermont 14 January 1811, WILLIAM WHITNEY (VT VRs), who was born in Vergennes, Vermont 1 August 1785 and died 13 June 1835. He was a farmer and settled in Madrid, New York. Children, per HOA: i. CAROLINE WHITNEY, b. 25 Dec 1811; m. GEORGE STOCKMAN. ii. JOSEPH WHITNEY, b. 13 March 1813; m. ELIZABETH WRIGHT. iii. BENJAMIN WHITNEY, b. 8 June 1814; d. 16 May 1877; m. MELISSA SAWYER. iv. ORANGE WHITNEY, b. 26 April 1816. He was a stone cutter in a marble yard. v. MINERVA WHITNEY, b. 2 Jan 1818; m. ORISON HAMBLIN. vi. ELIZABETH WHITNEY, b. 1819; m. MELVIN RICH. They lived in West Potsdam, NY where he ran a mill and sash factory. vii. OLIVE WHITNEY, b. 22 Feb 1821; d. 14 Nov 1852, a tailoress. viii. MIRANDA WHITNEY, b. 17 April 1823; went to Wisconsin in 1849. ix. WILLIAM WHITNEY, b. 17 Oct 1825; m. 1846 and went to Wisconsin in grocery trade at Maquinago (Mukwanago, WI?), later lived in Waukesha, WI. x. ERI WHITNEY, b. 2 Feb 1826; d. infancy. xi. SARAH A. WHITNEY, b. 17 Sept 1828 (findagrave); m. ALTON FENTON; removed to Manitowoc, WI where he kept a hotel. xii. LUTHER WHITNEY, b. 9 May 1829; went to Wisconsin; returned to Madrid, NY; was married and died. xiii. LUCY WHITNEY, b. 17 July 1832; n.f.r. Descendants of John5 & Mary (Dix) Hartwell

6.342 MARY6 HARTWELL (John5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Littleton, Massachusetts 29 January 1773 (LVR 143) and was a widow when 6-255 Sixth Generation she died there 23 November 1822 (LVR 143). She married in Littleton 23 December 1795, as his second wife, EPHRAIM POLLARD “of Harvard” (LVR 240), who was born in Bedford, MA 18 May 1767 (HOA; not in BVR) and died in Harvard, MA 15 April 1799, in his 32nd year (HVR 292; Gs:Harvard Center Burial Ground), parents not identified. Ephraim first married RACHEL PHELPS, who died in Harvard 10 August 1793 in her 28th year (Gs:Harvard Center Burial Ground). Children, born in Harvard, Massachusetts (HVR 79-80): i. CHARLES POLLARD (twin), b. 21 Sept 1796; d. Littleton, MA 23 March 1822 (LVR 143). ii. GEORGE POLLARD (twin), b. 21 Sept 1796; was a sea captain; married late in life; was alive in Sept 1867 (HOA). iii. JOSIAH HARTWELL POLLARD, b. 15 July 1798; was a trader in Boscawen, NH (HOA).

6.343 LUCY6 HARTWELL (John5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Littleton, Massachusetts 6 April 1775 (LVR 143) and died in Boston, Massachusets 29 December 1863, age 88 years (MA VR 167:184). She married in Littleton 3 July 1809, as his second wife, her cousin, TIMOTHY DIX “of Boscawen, NH” (LVR 246), who was born in Littleton 16 August 1770 (LVR 128), son of Timothy and Rachel (Burbank) Dix. Timothy had nine children by his first wife, two of whom were baptized in Littleton as “children of Timothy Dix deceased, and the Widow Lucy Dix” (LVR 327), even though they were not her blood children. Timothy “was a farmer in Boscawen, NH, and a leading citizen. He was a colonel in the 14th U.S. Infantry, and died two days after the battle of Chrysler’s Field, in which he commanded the rear guard of General Wilkinson’s advance on Montreal, and from which his son, John A. Dix(?) assisted in bearing him to the rear” (HOA). Children, born probably in Boscawen, New Hampshire: i. ROGER SHERMAN DIX, b. 10 June 1810; bp. Littleton, MA 18 Oct 1812 (LVR 326); d. Hillsboro, PA of cholera, 1 July 1849; m. 7 July 1835, apparently as her second husband, MARY (BEAN) JOHNSON. He “graduated from West Point in 1832, paymaster in U.S. Army, aide to General Taylor at Buena Vista [22-23 Feb 1847], when he was breveted lieutenant-colonel for gallantry in rendering signal service in arresting a threatened stampede by an Indiana regiment Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­256

at a critical period in that battle.” ii. TIMOTHY BROWN DIX, b. 21 Jan 1812; bp. Littleton, MA 18 Oct 1812 (LVR 326); d. Feb 1881; m. Dec 1847, CAROLINE L. GIBBS. Children, per Family History of Southern New York: 1. Florence Dix. 2. Evelyn Dix. 3. Roger Sherman Dix, b. 10 Dec 1861. iii. CATHERINE HARTWELL DIX, b. 19 May 1813; m. Washington, DC 11 Nov 1834, JOHN A. BOLLES, L.L.D., b. prob. Boston, MA 16 April 1809. John “graduated from Brown Univ. in 1827, admitted to the bar 1833; secretary of state for Mass. 1847; commissioner for harbor and Back Bay 1852; judge advocate on staff of Gen. Jno. A. Dix in Civil War; solicitor in navy dept, Washington, DC.” Children, per HOA: 1. Judith T. Bolles, b. 7 Nov 1835; n.f.r. 2. Lucy D[ix?] Bolles, b. 3 April 1837; n.f.r. 3. Caroline M. Bolles, b. 26 Aug 1839; m. 1 Oct 1862 George L. Paddock, an attorney at Princeton, IL. One child. 4. John D. Bolles, b. 12 Aug 1842; n.f.r. 5. Timothy D. Bolles, b. 31 Oct 1847; n.f.r. 6. Frank Bolles, b. 31 Oct 1856; a college graduate; some time writer on Boston Advertiser; later assistant librarian of Harvard Univ.

6.345 ANNA6 HARTWELL (John5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Littleton, Massachusetts 15 January 1779 (LVR 143) and died, apparently as a result of childbirth, in Portsmouth, New Hampshire 26 February 1805 (LVR 143). She married in Littleton 17 or 21 March 1804, SAMUEL HOAR, JR. (LVR 244), who was born in Littleton 4 May 1775 (LVR 150), son of Samuel and Rebekah (Dutton) Hoar. Child: i. SAMUEL HARTWELL HOAR, bp. Littleton, MA 25 Aug 1806 (LVR 324); n.f.r. [Note: Records concerning Anna’s possible children are confusing. Anna’s gravestone in Portsmouth, NH is “Inscribed to the Memory of Mrs. Anna, wife of Saml Hoar, Daughter of Deacon John and Mary Hartwell of Littleton, Mass, who with her infant daughter died Feb 26, 1805, Aged 26 years.” Either Samuel 6-257 Sixth Generation

Hartwell Hoar was born shortly after Anna’s marriage, say Nov or Dec 1804, or he was the child of Samuel Jr. and a second wife, born shortly before his baptism.]

6.346 JOHN6 HARTWELL (John5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Littleton, Massachusetts 22 February 1781 (LVR 143) and died there, of heart disease, 25 September 1852, age 71 years (MA VR 67:108). He married in Littleton 3 May 1804, ANNA WHEELER (LVR 254), who was born in Littleton 2 March 1787 (LVR 161) and died there 16 June 1833, age 46 years (LVR 153), daughter of Thomas6 (Jonathan5, Edward4-3, John2, George1) and Anna (Reed) Wheeler. John was a carpenter and a farmer. Children, all born in Littleton, Massachusetts (LVR 153): + 7.913 i. ALONZO7 HARTWELL, b. 19 Feb 1805; m. (1) ELIZABETH W. MERIAM, (2) SARAH LUNT WALKER. + 7.914 ii. ANNA WHEELER HARTWELL, b. 10 Jan 1807; m. JOHN S. C. KNOWLTON. + 7.915 iii. JOHN SHERMAN HARTWELL, b. 28 Jan 1809; m. MARTHA WELLS. + 7.916 iv. MARY DIX HARTWELL, b. 8 Aug 1813; m. FRANCIS P. KNOWLTON. + 7.917 v. ELIZABETH BRIARD HARTWELL, b. 10 Dec 1815; m. PETER CORNING EDWARDS. + 7.918 vi. SARAH SHATTUCK HARTWELL, b. 19 Nov 1821; m. GEORGE WILLIAM RAND. + 7.919 vii. CHARLES POLLARD HARTWELL, b. 9 July 1825; m. LUCINDA LAWS.

6.347 JONATHAN6 HARTWELL (John5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Littleton, Massachusetts 21 August 1783 (LVR 143) and died there, of kidney disease, 10 September 1867, aged 84y 20d (MA VR 203:133). He married first, in Portsmouth, New Hampshire 2 October 1808, the Rev. Joseph Buckminster officiating, ELIZABETH BRIARD5 “BETSY” WALKER (LVR 203; NH VRs), who was born in Portsmouth 10 July 1784 and died in Littleton 28 May 1839 (LVR 204), daughter of Colonel Seth4 (Seth3, Edward2-1) and Temperence (Peverly) Walker. Jonathan married second, in Lowell, Massachusetts 2 June 1847, as her second husband, HANNAH (WOODBURY) PEABODY (LVR 2:400), who was born in Pelham, New Hampshire 21 July 1797 (calc.) and whose death in Terre Haute, Indiana 8 January 1878, age 80y 5m 18d, was recorded in Littleton (MA VR 302:91), daughter of John and Abigail Woodbury and widow of (--) Peabody. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­258

Children by Elizabeth Walker, all recorded in Littleton, Massachusetts: + 7.920 i. GEORGE HENRY7 HARTWELL, b. Portsmouth, NH 30 June 1809; m. ELIZA ATHEARN. + 7.921 ii. JONATHAN WILLIAM HARTWELL, b. Boston, MA 15 Feb 1811; m. (1) ABIA ATHEARN, (2) MARY T. (BAYMILLER) SHAW, (3) VIRGINIA HOWELL. + 7.922 iii. JOHN WALKER HARTWELL, b. Boston, MA 3 Dec 1812; m. (1) CAROLINE W. ELLIOT, (2) ANNA (STETSON) LEE, (3) ELIZABETH T. OLIVER. + 7.923 iv. JAMES LAWRENCE HARTWELL, b. Littleton, MA 7 Aug 1814; m. (1) AUGUSTA HAMMOND, (2) JULIET (FRENCH?) BELKNAP. + 7.924 v. AUGUSTUS CHARLES LUDLOW HARTWELL, b. Littleton, MA 4 May 1816; m. ANNA ELIZA CHALONER. + 7.925 vi. HARTWELL, b. Littleton, MA 3 May 1818; m. CHARLOTTE MELDRUM. 7.926 vii. MARY ELIZABETH HARTWELL, b. Littleton, MA 11 April 1820; d. Exeter, NH 24 June 1903, aged 83y 2m 11d (NH VRs); unmarried. + 7.927 viii. JOSIAH SHATTUCK HARTWELL, b. Littleton, MA 9 Feb 1822; m. CATHERINE STONE MUSSEY. 7.928 ix. SETH WALKER HARTWELL, b. Littleton, MA 5 June 1824; d. there 24 Dec 1902 (MA VRs 529:486). He enlisted (along with his nephew, George W. Hartwell) at Cincinnati, OH 26 Aug 1862 in the 5th Ohio Battery, and was discharged 27 Sept 1868 at LaGrange, TN by order of the War Department (Roster of Ohio Troops). According to HOA “he was a civil engineer near New York City; was on staff of General Grant in Vicksburg campaign.” He was in Cincinnati, OH when the 1880 federal census was taken (Federal census, NARA). + 7.929 x. HARRIET ANNA HARTWELL, b. Littleton, MA 20 Oct 1827; m. WOODBRIDGE STRONG. 7.930 xi. FRANKLIN D. HARTWELL, b. Littleton, MA 8 July 1830 (LVR 296); d. there 7 March 1832, age 1y (LVR 314). + 7.931 xii. LUCY MARIA HARTWELL, b. Littleton, MA 28 Aug 1832; m. JOSEPH A. HARWOOD.

6.348 RACHEL6 HARTWELL (John5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Littleton, Massachusetts 27 August 1785 (LVR 143) and died there 6 September 1845, age 60 (LVR 197, 311). She married in Littleton 27 January 1807, JAMES KIMBALL (LVR 245), who was born in Littleton 25 November 1782 (LVR 156) and died there 11 June 1869 (MA VR 221:141; HOA has January), son of Daniel and Lucy (Dutton) Kimball. James married second, in 6-259 Sixth Generation

Littleton 25 November 1847, as her second husband, MARY B. (__) HARRIS of New York City (LVR 308). [Note: James mother, Lucy (Dutton) Kimball married, as her second husband, DANIEL5 HARTWELL, Rachel’s uncle (see #5.149).] Children, born in Littleton, Massachusetts (LVR 196-197): i. JAMES KIMBALL, b. 11 Dec 1807; d. 4 July 1857 (MA VR 112:113); m. ? ii. MARY ANN KIMBALL, b. 13 Oct 1809; d. Littleton, MA 24 April 1856 (MA VR 103:73); m. there 23 Dec 1835, JOHN ADAMS of Brighton, MA (LVR 262). iii. LUCY MARIA KIMBALL, b. 30 Aug 1811; d. 23 July 1834 (LVR 197). iv. JOHN HARTWELL KIMBALL, b. 19 Jan 1814; d. Littleton, MA 9 Feb 1852, age 38y (MA VR 67:108). v. GEORGE KIMBALL, b. 29 Dec 1815; d. 26 Aug 1840 (LVR 197). vi. WILLIAM KIMBALL, b. 6 Dec 1817; d. Littleton, MA 14 Oct 1884 (MA VR 356:99); m. there 14 Oct. 1845, MARY ADAMS LAWRENCE (LVR 308), b. Littleton, MA 10 June 1827 (LVR 185), daughter of George & Rebecca (Merriam) Lawrence. vii. SOPHIA HARTWELL KIMBALL, b. 4 Nov 1819; m. Littleton, MA 30 July 1840, WILLIAM HURTER of Mobile, AL (LVR 264). viii. ELIZABETH RACHEL KIMBALL, b. 5 Jan 1823; d. St. Paul, MN 26 Oct 1891 (Kimball genealogy); m. Littleton, MA 19 Sept 1850, GEORGE STEVENS (MA VR 46:72), a teacher from Pittsfield, MA. ix. MARTHA SHERMAN KIMBALL, b. 12 May 1825; d. Littleton, MA 28 Jan 1852, age 26y (MA VR 67:108); m. there 29 April 1851, as his second wife, P. H. PERKINS (MA VR 55:86), a 36-yr. old mariner from Kennebunk, ME. x. JOSIAH POLLARD KIMBALL, b. 10 June 1827; d. Westford, MA 8 Oct 1865, age 38y 3m 28d (MA VR 184:174); m. ? xi. HENRY DIX “GIANT” KIMBALL, b. 26 June 1829; d. Littleton, MA 7 Nov 1882, age 53y 4m 11d (MA VR 338:98); unmarried. He was a marketman and seven feet tall. Littleton Historical Society has a pair of his shoes on display.

6.349 LYDIA6 HARTWELL (John5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Littleton, Massachusetts 19 July 1787 (LVR 143) and died in Hancock, New Hampshire 1 July 1828 (family Bible record). She married in Littleton 26 December 1813, as his second wife, JOHN WHITCOMB “of Hancock, NH” (LVR 248), who was born in Littleton 20 February 1785 (LVR 153, incorrectly as 1775) and died 22 February 1862, son of John and Sarah (Carter) Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­260

Whitcomb. John married first 18 January 1810, CHARLOTTE LOCKE, by whom he had a daughter, Charlotte L. Whitcomb, b. 27 December 1810. John was a merchant in Fitchburg, Massachusetts in 1806-1809; removed to Hancock, New Hampshire; and was postmaster from 1813 until his death; town clerk for 24 years, and justice of the peace 1837-1862 (HOA). Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: i. LYDIA ANN WHITCOMB, b. 2 April 1816; d. 4 July 1831. ii. JOHN HARTWELL WHITCOMB, b. 26 Dec 1818; d. 28 June 1847. iii. CHARLES ADAMS WHITCOMB, b. 21 June 1823; graduated from Harvard in 1844, later from law school, went to California, and d. 20 May 1851 of injuries received at the time of the great fire in San Francisco. iv. ADOLPHUS CARTER WHITCOMB, b. 26 Feb 1827; d. in Prussia 5 Oct 1888; m. LOUISE PALINYRA VION of Pari, France. He graduated from Harvard in 1847; went to California; and won distinction and fortune as a lawyer; went in 1866 to Europe and resided in Paris. In 1882 he gave a library building to his native town of Hancock, NH. Two children. Descendants of Benjamin5 & Sarah (Sanderson) Hartwell

6.353 LOIS6 HARTWELL (Benjamin5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Fitchburg, Massachusetts 14 May 1782 (ORF 2:323) and died there 18 May 1850, age 68 (ORF 8:186; MA VR 50:105). She married in Fitchburg 15 November 1816 EDWARD SMITH (ORF 3:254), who was born in Fitchburg 2 January 1796 (ORF 2:289) and died there of cancer 20 July 1876, age 80y 6m 18d (MA VR 285:349), son of Reuben and Elizabeth (Scott) Smith. Children, born in Fitchburg, Massachusetts (ORF 3:300): i. REUBEN SMITH, b. 24 Feb 1817; d. 10 Aug 1866 (HOA); m. 18 Sept 1842, CHARLOTTE A. HALL of Westmoreland, NH, b. 21 Feb 1820 (parents not given). According to HOA, Reuben was a farmer in “Westmonster.” Children, born in Fitchburg, MA (ORF 8:85), other information per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 1. Ellen Amanda Smith, b. 28 Oct 1843; m. 20 Feb 1873, as his 2nd wife, Elliott N. Choate, b. Wardsboro, VT 5 Dec 1834, a retired grocer in Fitchburg, MA. 2. Evelyn Lois Smith, b. 28 Feb 1850; d. 25 March 1852, age 2y 6-261 Sixth Generation

(ORF 8:186). 3. George Edwin Smith, b. 14 Oct 1852; m. 31 July 1877, Alice E. Blodgett of Marlboro, NH, b. 5 Nov 1854. George was a machinist in Fitchburg, MA. Two children. ii. LEONARD SMITH, b. 3 April 1820; d. Fitchburg, MA 12 May 1864, 44y 1m 9d (MA VR 176:234); m. 17 Jan 1850, MYRA A. MAYNARD of Pittsford, VT (ORF 8:130), b. 16 Aug 1827, d. 1867. Leonard was a painter in Symond’s scythe factory in Fitchburg. iii. LAVINIA SMITH, b. 23 Nov 1821; d. Fitchburg, MA 14 Sept 1877, 55y 9m 22d (MA VR 294:310); m. EDWIN JACKSON, b. Lunenburg, MA ca. 1812, d. Fitchburg 2 Sept 1882, 69y 11m (MA VR 339:380), son of Nathaniel & Deborah Jackson. Edwin was a carpenter in Fitchburg. Child, per HOA: 1. Mary L. Jackson, b. 30 April 1841; m. Albert D. Tourtellotte, a machinist in Fitchburg, MA; later in New York City. One child. iv. LOUISA AUGUSTA SMITH, b. 19 July 1826; m. 30 Nov 1848, SAMUEL D. SHELDON of Fitchburg, MA (ORF 8:131), b. 1 May 1825. He was a supt of Whitman & Miles Mfg. Co.; later in Akron, OH. Children, first two born in Fitchburg (ORF 8:84), other information per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 1. Charles Edward Sheldon, b. 18 July 1850; m. 17 Nov 1770 [sic] Ruth L. Gifford of Newington, CT. He was with Whitman & Miles, and removed with them to Akron, OH. One child. 2. Freddie Samuel Sheldon, b. 7 Jan 1858; d. 25 March 1883. 3. Emma A. Sheldon, b. 18 Dec 1866; n.f.r.

6.354 HANNAH6 HARTWELL (Benjamin5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Fitchburg, Massachusetts 8 July 1784 (ORF 2:323) and died in Leominster, Massachusetts 5 September 1856, age 72y (MA VR 104:157; Gs:South Cemetery, Lunenburg; HOA has May). She married in Fitchburg 22 March 1821, as his second wife, Captain WILLIAM HARRIS JR. (ORF 3:410), who was born ca. 1780 and died 11 October 1839, age 59 years (HOA; Cunningham), son of William and Elizabeth (Longford) Harris from England. William Harris married first, BETSEY SPAULDING, who died in Lunenburg, Massachusetts 15 November 1819, by whom he had eight children (Cunningham). According to HOA, there were “two or three sons died and were buried in North graveyard.” Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­262

Known children: i. AARON JAMES HARRIS, b. Lunenburg, MA 13 June 1823 (Cunningham); d. there 22 Dec 1842, age 19y 6m 9d (Gs:South Cemetery). He was a clerk in the store of Daniel Putnam (Cunningham). ii. SARAH H. HARRIS, b. ca. 1828; m. (1) Fitchburg, MA 16 April 1846 (ORF 8:117), HARTWELL CLARK TWITCHELL, b. Athol, MA 16 April 1824, son of Jeremiah & Preserved (Hewitt) Twitchell; m. (2) (--) AVERY of New Ipswich, NH (Cunningham). Children, born in Fitchburg, MA (ORF 8:92): 1. Geney E. Twitchell, b. 21 Dec 1846; n.f.r. 2. Mary Henriett Twitchell, b. 11 Dec 1848; d. 13 Feb 1852, age 3 yr (ORF 8:190). iii. UNNAMED CHILD, d. Lunenburg, MA 20 Dec 1829 (Gs:South Cemetery).

6.355 JOSIAH6 HARTWELL (Benjamin5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Fitchburg, Massachusetts 1 May 1786 (ORF 2:323) and died there 20 December 1847, age 62 yr (ORF 8:165). He married first, in Westminster, Massachusetts 18 January 1821, REBECCA SAWYER (WVR 148), who was born in Westminster 8 October 1796 (WVR 82) and died probably in Fitchburg 1 October 1840 (HOA), daughter of Eli and Anne (Laws) Sawyer. He married second, in Fitchburg 19 May 1842, as her fourth husband, SALLY (LAKE) (ROBINSON) (WOOD) STEARNS of Winchendon, Massachusetts (ORF 3:247; MA VR 3:185). The much-married Sally was born in Rindge, New Hampshire 29 November 1784 (Stearns, Ezra, History of Rindge, NH; HOA gives 1784 in one place and 1794 in another), daughter of Henry and Prudence (__) Lake. She married first, ca. 1816, EZRA ROBINSON of Plymouth, Vermont (ibid.), by whom she had at least two children. She was “widow Robinson” when she married second, JONATHAN WOOD, son of Isaac and Elizabeth (Hartwell) Wood (see #5.44-ii), and “Mrs. Sally Wood of Rindge, NH” when she married third, (int.) Winchendon 9 March 1829, as his 3rd (or 4th) wife, AMOS STEARNS, who died in Winchendon 18 October 1838. “Mrs. Sally Stearns” then married JOSIAH HARTWELL, as stated above. In addition to the children by Ezra Robinson, she had two known children by Jonathan Wood, and at least three children, including a set of twins, by Amos Stearns. Her step-children numbered 10 by Jonathan Wood, at least six by Amos Stearns, and five by Josiah Hartwell. Her step-daughter Rowena Hartwell married her step-son Bartholomew F. Stearns. Sally’s death record has not 6-263 Sixth Generation been found, but she may be the Sally Hartwell shown on the 1850 federal census as an “insane pauper, age 77 [sic]” living in the Fitchburg almshouse. Josiah was a farmer on the homestead (HOA). Children, by Rebecca Sawyer, born in Fitchburg, Massachusetts (ORF 3:324-5): + 7.932 i. ALMIRA/ELMIRA7 HARTWELL, b. 9 Aug 1822; m. DAVID ALDRICH. + 7.933 ii. JOHN HARTWELL, b. 8 June 1824; m. ROSANNA LEWIS. + 7.934 iii. ROWENA HARTWELL, b. 10 March 1826; m. BARTHOLOMEW F. STEARNS. 7.935 iv. CAROLINE HARTWELL, b. 27 April 1828; d. Winchendon, MA of consumption, 26 June 1854, age 26y 2m (MA VR 86:186); unmarried. + 7.936 v. ALONZO HARTWELL, b. 21 July 1831; m. ?

6.356 BETHIAH6 HARTWELL (Benjamin5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Fitchburg, Massachusetts 6 August 1789 (ORF 2:323). She married in Fitchburg, Calvin Willard, J.P. officiating, 5 January 1814, WILLIAM JOHNSON of Ashburnham, Massahusetts (ORF 3:93), who was born ca. 1782 and died 16 April 1839 (HOA), parents not given. Children, all born in Fitchburg, Massachusetts (ORF 3:308): i. BENJAMIN HARTWELL JOHNSON, b. 30 April 1817; d. 20 Aug 1837 (HOA). ii. SARAH S. JOHNSON, b. 4 April 1819; d. probably young. iii. JOSIAH JOHNSON, b. 7 Oct 1822; d. Walpole, NH 24 Jan 1891 (buried Keene, NH) (HOA); m. (1) Charleston, NH 17 Sept 1850, HARRIET HILL (HOA), b. 28 June 1821 (HOA), d. 4 Oct 1880 (HOA); m. (2) 18 July 1881 HARRIET F. GOODNOW (HOA), b. 24 May 1841 (HOA), d. 26 Sept 1917 (HOA), buried Keene. Josiah was a carpenter in Walpole, NH, employed at C. R. Shops in Keene. Probably no children. iv. SARAH EMILY JOHNSON, b. 6 Jan 1824; d. Burke, NY 21 March 1860 (HOA); buried Chateaugay, NY; m. Fitchburg, MA 26 March 1844, THOMAS BENTLEY GREEN “of Worcester” (ORF 3:251), b. Dunham, Quebec, Canada 28 Oct 1820 (HOA), d. Chateaugay, NY 4 Jan 1887 (HOA), son of Noel Potter & Mary (Beltley) Green. Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 1. Addie Emily Green, b. Berkshire, VT 17 March 1848; d. Chateaugay, NY 26 Sept. 1888; m. 22 Feb 1876, Nathan Garner Douglas, b. Chateaugay, NY 13 Sept 1854, d. there Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­264

6 Aug 1910, son of Silas Anson & Almira (House) Douglas. Three children. 2. Mary Bethiah Green, b. Berkshire, VT 22 Feb 1850; d. Chateaugay, NY 3 May 1918; m. Edwin R. Holcomb, b. 17 June 1851, d. Chateaugay 14 Jan 1884, son of Isaac & Hannah (Griffin) Holcomb. One child. 3. Martha Louise Green, b. Berkshire, VT 15 April 1852; d. No. Bangor, NY 17 May 1936; m. Brushton, NY 23 Jan 1879, Silenus Washburn. No children; they adopted her nephew, Sumner. 4. Sumner Green Washburn, b. Berkshire, VT 21 Aug 1853; d. Galena, KS 17 Aug 1919; m. No. Bangor, NY 11 May 1884, Minnie Aleeda Richards, who d. Joplin, MO 16 April 1916. Two children. 5. William George Green Campbell, (adopted by (--) Campbell), b. 10 Jan 1859; d. Mooers, NY 5 Aug 1938; m. 19 Oct 1886, Hattie Louise Sweet, b. Mooers Forks, NY 27 Dec 1870, daughter of Stillman & Julia Ann (Sayers) Sweet. Two children.

6.357 BENJAMIN6 HARTWELL (Benjamin5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Fitchburg, Massachusetts 10 April 1792 (ORF 2:323) and died there, of consumption, 26 December 1846, age 54 years (MA VR 27:158). He married in Fitchburg 29 December 1819, ELIZABETH “BETSEY” BALDWIN (ORF 3:256), who was born in Ashburnham, Massachusetts 8 February 1795 (AVR 11) and died of pneumonia in Fitchburg 17 February 1888, age 92y 4m 9d (MA VR 393:487), daughter of Barnard and Mary S. (__) Baldwin. Benjamin was a farmer on the homestead. Children, born in Fitchburg, Massachusetts (ORF 3:320-1): 7.937 i. NANCY7 HARTWELL, b. 23 May 1821; d. Fitchburg, MA of consumption, 2 July 1852, age 31y (MA VR 68:110)); m. Fitchburg 29 Dec 1842, EMERSON LEWIS (MA VR 3:186), b. Westminster, MA 19 June 1806, d. Fitchburg of consumption 1 March 1854, age 47y (MA VR 86:125), son of Abijah & Sally (Cutter) Lewis. Emerson was a farmer in Westminster. + 7.938 ii. LEONARD HARTWELL, b. 9 Feb 1823; m. MARTHA SOPHIA ADAMS. + 7.939 iii. SULTANA HARTWELL, b. 27 Jan 1825; m. WILLIAM LEWIS. 7.940 iv. BENJAMIN HARTWELL, farmer, b. 18 Oct 1829; d. Fitchburg, MA of paralysis and exhaustion 21 Feb 1891, age 63y 3m 3d (MA VR 6-265 Sixth Generation

420:523); m. (1) Fitchburg 6 March 1852, LYDIA ELLEN HALLETT (MA VR 62:184), res. Westminster, VT [?], b. Alstead, NH ca. Nov 1834, d. Fitchburg, of ovarian disease, 3 Aug 1864, age 29y 9m (MA VR 176:237, as “Ellen L.”), daughter of Gideon and Clarissa (__) Hallett; m. (2) Ashburnham/Fitchburg, MA 19 Jan 1866, LYDIA JANE HARRIS (MA VRs 191:175 & 201), b. Fitchburg ca. 1840, d. there 13 March 1931, age 91 (MA VR 38:437), daughter of Thomas & Abigail (__) Harris. No children. + 7.941 v. MILO HARTWELL, b. 4 April 1832; m. RUTH LEWIS.

6.358 NATHAN6 HARTWELL (Benjamin5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Fitchburg, Massachusetts 29 December 1794 (ORF 2:323) and died there, of paralysis, 13 September 1861, age 66y 8m 15d (MA VR 149:227). He married first, in Westminster, Massachusetts 7 April 1818, POLLY SAWYER (WVR 148), who was born in Westminster 24 November 1792 and died in Ashburnham, Massachusetts following childbirth, 26 March 1823 (AVR 187), daughter of Eli and Anna (Laws) Sawyer. Nathan married second 26 May 1824, RHODA SAWYER (NEHGR 127[1973]:289), who was born in Westminster 11 July 1800 (WVR 82) and died of pneumonia at 20 Bond St., So. Fitchburg, Massachusetts 10 February 1886, age 85y 7m (MA VR 375:396), sister of his first wife. Nathan was a farmer on West Hill Road in Fitchburg. Children by Polly Sawyer, born in Ashburnham, Massachusetts, recorded in Fitchburg (ORF 3:356): + 7.942 i. SARAH7 HARTWELL, b. 18 March 1820; m. DANIEL WILKINS. + 7.943 ii. JOEL WILLOUGHBY HARTWELL, b. 29 Sept 1821; m. BETSEY A. GOODALL. 7.944 iii. POLLY HARTWELL, b. 22 March 1823; d. “with her mother,” 28 or 29 March 1823. Children by Rhoda Sawyer, first one born in Ashburnham, Massachusetts; rest in Fitchburg, Massachusetts all recorded in Fitchburg (ORF 3:356): 7.945 iv. EDWIN HARTWELL, b. 30 June 1825; d. Fitchburg, MA of paralysis, 21 Nov 1864, age 39y 4m 21d (MA VRs 176:236); a 36-yr-old engineer when he enlisted 9 Sept 1861; mustered as a Private in Co. D, 26th Regt. Mass. Vols. 23 Oct. 1861; re-enlisted 1 Jan. 1864, and discharged for disability 20 Oct 1864 at Fort Schuyler, NY (MSSCW III:84); unmarried. + 7.946 v. LORINDA HARTWELL, b. 18 March 1829; m. (1) CALVIN DEPUTRON, Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­266

(2) (--) BROOKS. + 7.947 vi. DAVID HARTWELL, b. 9 Nov 1832; m. SARAH J. WOODS. Descendants of Samuel5 & Lois5 (Hartwell) Hartwell

6.359 SALLY6 HARTWELL (Samuel5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Littleton, Massachusetts 24 September 1781 (LVR 155) and died in Gardner, Massachusetts 20 March 1865, age 82y 6m (MA VR 185:208). She married first, in Winchendon, Massachusetts (int.) 13 November 1798, JOSHUA WYMAN (WVR ?), who has not otherwise been identified. She married second, (--) PAYSON, who predeceased her. Child, born in Winchendon, Massachusetts (WVR 91): i. LOIS WYMAN (HOA has Lucy), b. 1 April 1799 (HOA has 3 Sept); d. Fitchburg, MA 13 Feb 1863, 63y 10m 13d (MA VR 167:221; bur. Laurel Hill Cemetery); m. Winchendon, MA 2 March 1823, JAMES H. BLISS of Foxborough (WVR 179), d. Fitchburg ca. 1846-1847 (MA VR 27:157).

6.362 SAMUEL6 HARTWELL (Samuel5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Littleton, Massachusetts 8 June 1787 (LVR 155) and died in Winchendon, Massachusetts 17 October 1833, after falling off a dry bridge (Marvin, History of Winchendon, MA). The actual notice of his death was found in the “Massachusetts Spy,” issue of 6 November 1833:

Accident. The body of Samuel Hartwell, formerly of Rochester, New York, was found dead under what is called a dry bridge near Wale’s Tavern, in Winchendon, on the morning of the 17th of Oct. ult. He had made his home at Wale’s for some weeks previous and on the evening of the 16th, left the house of a near neighbor to return to his lodgings; but the night being dark it is supposed that he accidently fell from the bridge and was drowned. The Jury of Inquest found the verdict that he came to his death by an accidental fall and drowning. Printers in New York are requested to notice the above.

Although their mother returned to Littleton after the death of their father, Samuel and his younger brother Oliver apparently stayed in Winchendon. Samuel was a Corporal in the south company of the Winchendon militia 6-267 Sixth Generation during the War of 1812 (Marvin, History of Winchendon), and he was “of Winchendon” when he married first, at Royalston (int.) 23 July 1813, ABIGAIL “NABBY” DAVIS (RVR 116), who apparently died in or near Pittsford, New York before 25 January 1832, when Samuel remarried. Abigail’s birth and parentage have not been determined for certain, but she may be the daughter of Alexander P. and Abigail (__) Davis, baptized in Harvard, MA 1 June 1783 (HVR 30). This family later moved to the Templeton/ Royalston, MA area. Samuel married second, in Canadia [?], New York 25 January 1832, John Pennell, Jr., J.P. officiating, LYDIA BROWN (Worcester County Probate File A:27710), about whom nothing further has been learned other than her letter in Samuel’s probate file, in which she requests the judge of probate to appoint Jacob Wales of Winchendon to administer Samuel’s estate, pay off any outstanding debts, and grant her any remainder because she “is in indigent circumstances and stands very much in need of it and is the most entitled to it of any other person” because “soon after my marriage to Samuel Heartwell my late husband he squandered away about two hundred dollars of my property and left me without anything to shirk for myself.” Neither Lydia’s letter, or any other paper in the probate file, makes mention of any children of Samuel who might have been entitled to a part of his estate. The inventory of Samuel’s estate showed only a change of clothes, a trunk and toilet articles, in addition to the money that was found on his person at the time of his death. His estate was settled, and a small sum of money was sent to Lydia in New York. Children, all by Abigail Davis, per HOA (who assigned them to the wrong Samuel Hartwell) unless otherwise noted: + 7.948 i. LEVI W[HITNEY]7 HARTWELL, b. Royalston, MA 10 Dec 1815 (RVR 40; HOA has Hadley, MA, 1817 ); m. (1) LOUISA POOR, (2) EMMA TRASK. + 7.949 ii. MARTHA ANNE HARTWELL, b. prob. Monroe Co., NY 4 March 1819; m. DAVID MONTGOMERY. + 7.950 iii. WILLIAM HEAH HARTWELL, b. prob. Monroe Co., NY 25 July 1822; m. ELIZA POOR. 7.951 iv. UNNAMED CHILD.

6.366 LUCRETIA6 HARTWELL (Samuel5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was baptized in Littleton, Massachusetts 28 April 1793 (LVR 320) and died of “old age” in Boxborough, Massachusetts 6 September 1876, aged 83y 4m 12d Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­268

(MA VR 384:48; Gs:Acton, MA). She married in Littleton 23 March 1814, NATHAN PATCH (LVR 248), who was born in Littleton 25 August 1791, bp. there 28 June 1791 [sic] (LVR 163, 319) and died in Boxborough 5 March 1854, age 62 (MA VR 85:43; Gs:Acton, MA), son of Isaac and Jane/Jenny (Butler) Patch.

Children, born in Littleton, Massachusetts (LVR 303): i. NATHAN H. PATCH, b. 19 Jan 1815; d. 8 March 1863, age 48 (Gs:Mt. Hope Cemetery, Acton, MA). ii. L. ANNA PATCH, b. ca. 1819; d. Worcester, MA 13 Jan 1880, age 61 (Gs:Acton, MA); m. JAMES L. READ. iii. BENJAMIN H. PATCH, b. 10 Feb 1822; d. 25 June 1901, age 79 (Gs:Acton, MA). iv. OBADIAH K. PATCH, b. 10 Oct 1824; d. 12 June 1901, age 76 (Gs:Acton, MA).

6.367 CLARISSA6 HARTWELL (Samuel5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was baptized in Littleton, Massachusetts 8 February 1795 and died in Medway, Massachusetts 21 July 1875, age 80y 6m (MVR 598; MA VR 275:258). She married in Harvard, Massachusetts (int.) 8 June 1822, AARON DAVIS (HVR 152), who was born in Harvard 7 September 1800 (HVR 29) and died in Medway 17 May 1885, age 84y 8m 10d (MVR 598), son of Aaron and Hephsebeth (Priest) Davis. Child, born probably in Framingham, Massachusetts: i. ANN L. DAVIS, b. ca. 1833 (not in VRs); m. Natick, MA 30 Jan 1855, LYMAN WETHERBEE (MA VR 88:131), b. Boxborough, MA ca. 1834 (not in VRs). Descendants of Daniel5 & Sarah5 (Hartwell) Hartwell

6.369 THOMAS6 HARTWELL (Daniel5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Littleton, Massachusetts 7 April 1783 (LVR 166) and died in North Craftsbury, Vermont 11 April 1844, age 61 (Gs:North Craftsbury Cemetery). He married first, in Hartford, Vermont 21 August 1808, TRYPHENA WRIGHT (VT VRs), who was born probably in Hartford, Vermont 9 September 1784 (HOA) and died in North Craftsbury 7 July 1830, age 46 (VT VRs; HOA has “Jan.”), daughter of David and (--) Wright. Thomas married second, MARY A. HARRINGTON “of Craftsbury, Vermont, born 13 December 1807” (HOA). 6-269 Sixth Generation

According to HOA, Thomas was called “Fiddler Tom,” and lived “some time in Vermont; served in coast defense at Boston in 1814.” Thomas is shown on the 1810 federal census in Hartford, Windsor County, Vermont, and on the 1820 census in Norwich, Vermont, but may have lived in Massachusetts ca. 1813-1818. He was in Craftsbury, Orleans Co., Vermont in 1830 and 1840. Children, born probably in Littleton, Massachusetts: + 7.952 i. LIBERTY7 HARTWELL, b. 9 June 1809 (HOA), bp. Littleton, MA 28 April 1813 (LVR 326); m. (1) ESTHER MITCHELL; (2) RACHEL (__) BARRETT. 7.953 ii. LUCINDA HARTWELL, b. ca. 1811, bp. Littleton, MA 28 April 1813 (LVR 326); d. Norwich, VT 28 Dec 1825, age 14 (Gs:Fairview Cemetery). + 7.954 iii. DAVID WRIGHT HARTWELL, bp. Littleton, MA 25 Sept 1815 (LVR 326); m (1) ABIGAIL TROWBRIDGE PATCH, (2) LUCINDA FERMIN. 7.955 iv. JERUSHA LEVERETT HARTWELL, bp. Littleton, MA 8 June 1817 (LVR 327); d. there 4 June 1818, age 17m (LVR 376). 7.956 v. SARAH HARTWELL, b. ca. 1820 (HOA); m. (--) PIERCE. “She was a nurse and lived in Ayer” (HOA). + 7.957 vi. [?]DANIEL A. HARTWELL, b. Craftsbury, VT ca. 1825; m. MARTHA E. MCKEAN.

6.370 SUSANNAH6 HARTWELL (Daniel5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Littleton, Massachusetts 8 May 1785 (LVR 166) and died of consumption in Harvard, Massachusetts 19 September 1848, age 63 (HVR 319). She married first, in Littleton 19 May 1814, as his second wife, SAMUEL FLETCHER, JR. (LVR 249), who was born in Westford, Massachusetts 27 August 1778 (WVR 41) and died in Littleton 28 March 1815, age 36 (LVR 353, 367; Gs:Old Common Burying Ground), son of Samuel and Lucy (Jones) Fletcher. Samuel’s first wife, LYDIA WEBBER of Bedford, Massachusetts had died in Littleton 27 June 1813, age 32 (LVR 367; Gs:Old Common Burying Ground). Susannah married second, in Littleton 3 June 1816, as his second wife, AARON WHITNEY (LVR 249), who was born in Harvard 7 November 1777 (HVR 110), and died there 29 March 1864, age 86 (Gs:Harvard Center Cemetery), son of Aaron and Sarah (Pollard) Whitney. Aaron’s first wife, by whom he had five children, was SALLY FLAGG of Holden, Massachusetts who died in Harvard 9 June 1814, age 32. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­270

Child by Samuel Fletcher Jr., born in Littleton, Massachusetts. i. UNNAMED INFANT, b. (posthumously) 28 April 1815; d. same day. Children by Aaron Whitney, all born in Harvard, Massachusetts: ii. SARAH HARTWELL WHITNEY, bp. 14 Dec 1817 (HVR 118); d. Harvard, MA 25 Dec 1817, age 8 months (HVR 319; Gs:Harvard Center Cemetery). iii. SUSAN[NA] HARTWELL WHITNEY, b. 20 Oct 1818 (HVR 118); bp. 18 July 1819; m. Harvard, MA 20 Oct 1839 ALLEN B. WOOD (HVR 233). Known child: 1. Daniel Whitney Wood m. Sarah Pineo Cameron. iv. SAMUEL F. WHITNEY, b. 20 Oct 1821 (HVR 117); d. there ca. 1895 (Gs); m. Harvard, MA 26 Oct 1848, SARAH TARBELL GARDNER (HVR 233), b. Harvard 17 Dec 1824 (HVR 47), d. there ca. 1897, daughter of Jerome & Sally (--) Gardner. Children: 1. Estella G. Whitney, b. 1851; d. 1890; m. (--) Scattergood. 2. Jerome G. Whitney, b. 1855; d. Harvard, MA 27 March1904, 48y (MA VR 1904/47:188). 3. Clara Sophia Whitney, b. 17 June 1856; d. Ayer, MA 19 Dec 1914 (MA VR 1914/4:94). 4. Ruth Whitney, b. 1864; d. 1864. iv. SARAH “SALLY” FAIRBANKS WHITNEY, b. 8 July 1823, bp. 9 Nov 1823 (HVR 117); d. 14 Jan 1848, age 24y 6m (Gs:Harvard Center Cemetery); m. Harvard, MA 7 Jan 1847, CHARLES WHITCOMB (HVR 227). v. DANIEL HARTWELL WHITNEY, b. 5 Sept 1825, bp. 18 June 1826; d. 26 April 1874, age 49 (Gs:Harvard Center Cemetery). vi. ABEL W. WHITNEY, b. 23 Nov 1830 (HVR 111); d. 20 or 25 Nov 1830, age 10y 7d (also given as 11y).

6.371 SARAH 6 “SALLY” HARTWELL (Daniel5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Littleton, Massachusetts 15 November 1788 (LVR 166) and died in Harvard, Massachusetts 25 February 1876, age 87y 3m 19d (MA VR 285:359; Gs: Harvard Center Cemetery). She married in Littleton 19 September 1820, as his second wife, JONATHAN FAIRBANK, JR. (LVR 251), who was born in Harvard 29 December 1788 (HVR 36) and died there 3 October 1881, age 92y 9m (Gs: Harvard Center Cemetery), son of Jonathan and Hannah (Hale) 6-271 Sixth Generation

Fairbank. Jonathan married first, in Harvard (int.) 8 February 1817 HANNAH HOWARD (HVR 159), who died in Harvard 3 March 1819, age 24 (HVR 264). Children, born in Harvard, Massachusetts: i. JONATHAN HOWARD FAIRBANK, b. 20 May 1825 (HVR 36); d. Harvard 16 March 1840, in 15th yr (Gs). ii. DANIEL HARTWELL FAIRBANK, b. 14 Feb 1830 (HVR 36).

6.374 DANIEL6 HARTWELL (Daniel5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Littleton, Massachusetts 13 April 1800 (LVR 166) and died in Harvard, Massachusetts 9 April/May 1884, age 83y 11m (MA VR 357:407; Gs:Harvard Center Cemetery). He married first, in Harvard 7 May 1829, SARAH GOLDSMITH FAIRBANK (HVR 175), who was born in Harvard 2 September 1801 (HVR 37) and died there 13 April 1867, age 65y 7m 5d (MA VR 203:228; Gs:Harvard Center Cemetery), daughter of Jacob and Sarah (Goldsmith) Fairbank. Daniel married second, in Harvard 3 June 1868, as her second husband, ELIZA AUGUSTA (BOWERS) ADAMS (MA VR 210:230), who was born in Pepperell, Massachusetts 21 May 1817 (PVR 21) and died in Leominster, Massachusetts 3 February 1913, age 95y 8m 13d (MA VR 1913/ 56:407), daughter of Sampson and Abigail (Wright) Bowers, and widow of SAMUEL ADAMS of Townsend, Massachusetts. Daniel was a farmer in Harvard. Children by Sarah Fairbank, last three born probably in Harvard, Massachusetts: 7.958 i. JACOB FAIRBANK6 HARTWELL, b. Littleton, MA 6 March 1830 (LVR 212); d. Cambridge, MA 24 Feb 1882, age 52y 11m 18d (MA VR 339:48); m. ca. 1855, SUSAN CARD HILL, b. Waterboro, ME 21 Nov 1826 (calc.), d. Newton, MA 23 May 1906, 79y 6m 2d (MA VR 1906/69:57), daughter of John & Sally (Chadbourne) Hill. Jacob lived in Brighton, MA and was a marketman. No children. + 7.959 ii. MARY ELIZABETH HARTWELL, b. ca. 1832; m. OLIVER WARREN MEAD. 7.960 iii. ?MARY ANN HARTWELL, b. ca. 1834; m. Fitchburg, MA 11 Sept 1857, CHARLES C. WHEELER (MA VR 110:180), a steam boat worker resident in Chicago, IL, b. Ferrisburg, VT ca. 1830, son of John Wheeler. + 7.961 iv. SARAH AUGUSTA HARTWELL, b. ca. 1836; m. LEWIS ADDISON GRANT. + 7.962 v. DANIEL GARDNER HARTWELL, b. 6 April 1839; m. CAROLINE ROBBINS FARNSWORTH. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­272

Descendants of Thomas5 & Elizabeth (Haywood?) Hartwell

6.375 BETSY6 HARTWELL (Thomas5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Littleton, Massachusetts 27 August 1784 (LVR 180). She married in Billerica/Littleton 16 October 1803, JOSIAH CROSBY, JR. “of Billerica” (LVR 244; BVR 238), who was born ca. 1777 and died in Billerica, Massachusetts 27 July 1829, age 52 (BVR 352), son of Josiah and Sarah (Cummings) Crosby. Children, born in Billerica, Massachusetts (BVR 48-50): i. ELIZABETH HEYWOOD CROSBY, b. 12 Aug 1804, bp. 8 June 1806 (BVR 48, as Elizabeth Haywood); d. 12 Feb 1831 (HOA); m. Billerica, MA 13 Dec 1826, Rev. BERNARD WHITMAN of Waltham, MA (BVR 238). Children, per HOA: 1. Josiah Whitman (took the name Bernard after the death of his brother, below), b. 25 Oct 1827; m. 14 July 1857, Mary Elizabeth Church. One child. 2. Bernard Whitman, b. 26 Oct 1830; d. 7 Jan 1831. ii. OLIVER CROSBY, farmer, b. 5 Feb 1806; m. (1) ca. 1830, HANNAH (__); m. (2) ca. 184-, ELIZABETH (__). Children by Hannah (__), born in Billerica, MA: 1. Bernard Whitman Crosby, b. 6 Jan 1831 (BVR 47). 2. Oliver Crosby, b. 9 Feb 1833 [not 1838 as in HOA]. 3. Josiah Crosby, b. 25 May 1835. 4. Sumner Crosby, b. 2 March 1837. Children by Elizabeth (__), born in Billerica: 5. Hannah Elizabeth Crosby, b. 14 June 1840. 6. Frederick Augustus Crosby, b. 15 Dec 1841. 7. Rachel Ann Crosby, b. 9 Oct 1843; d. of scarlet fever, 5 April 1848, age 4y 5m 27d (BVR 352). 8. Mary S. Crosby, b. 27 Jan 1846; d. of scarlet fever, 3 April 1848, age 2y 2m 7d (BVR 352). 9. Georgeianna Emiline Crosby, b. 22 Aug 1848. iii. RACHEL ANN CROSBY, b. 11 June 1807; d. -- Nov 1826, age 19 (Gs:Old South Cemetery). iv. SUSAN[NAH] C. CROSBY, b. 14 April 1809; d. Billerica, MA of consumption, 28 June 1845, age 36y 2m 14d (BVR 347; Gs:Old South Cemetery); m. Billerica 1 Nov 1832, Dr. THADDEUS BROWN (BVR 240), b. ca. 1802, d. Billerica 28 Sept 1839, age 37 (BVR 347; Gs:Old 6-273 Sixth Generation

South Cemetery). Children: 1. Thaddeus Howe Brown, bp. Billerica, MA, “last sabbath” May 1834 (BVR 33); d. there 11 March 1838, age 4 (BVR 347). 2. Thaddeus Howe Brown (again), bp. 11 Nov 1838 (BVR 33). v. SARAH CUMMINGS CROSBY, b. 25 Sept 1813; n.f.r. vi. MARTHA CROSBY, b. 10 July 1816; n.f.r. vii. JOSIAH CROSBY, b. 17 Jan 1818; n.f.r.

6.377 NATHAN6 HARTWELL (Thomas5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Littleton, Massachusetts 3 May 1786 (LVR 180) and died there, of consumption, 11 April 1853, aged 66 (MA VR 76:76). He married first, in Littleton 10 March 1808, SARAH “SALLY” WHEELER (LVR 246), who was born there 26 February 1789 (LVR 161) and died there 23 October 1841, aged 52 (LVR 362), daughter of Thomas and Anna (Reed) Wheeler, and thus a sister of Anna, wife of his cousin, JOHN6 HARTWELL (see #6.350). Nathan married second, in Littleton (int.) 21 May 1842, as her second husband, ALMIRA (BINGHAM) FOSTER “of Westford” (LVR 287), who was born in Lemster, New Hampshire 9 October 1801 and died in Antrim, New Hampshire 15 December 1883 (NH VRs). Children, all born in Littleton, Massachusetts (LVR 189): + 7.963 i. THOMAS WHEELER7 HARTWELL, b. 4 Dec 1808; m. DIANA A. STAPLES. + 7.964 ii. SARAH ELIZABETH HARTWELL, b. 5 April 1811; m. LEONARD C. SANBORN. 7.965 iii. MARTHA HARTWELL, b. 3 June 1813; d. 12 Nov 1814. 7.966 iv. NATHAN HAYWOOD HARTWELL, b. 10 April 1816; d. 20 Aug 1818 (LVR 189). + 7.967 v. MARTHA HARTWELL (again), b. 12 June 1818; m. DANIEL AUGUSTUS KIMBALL. + 7.968 vi. NATHAN HAYWOOD HARTWELL (again), b. 20 July 1820; m. ELIZA JANE LAWRENCE. + 7.969 vii. GEORGE HERMAN HARTWELL, b. 2 Dec 1822; m. MARY F. COUSINS. + 7.970 viii. MARY JANE HARTWELL, b. 8 Sept 1825; m. WILLIAM T. CHILDS. 7.971 ix. RACHEL ANN CROSBY HARTWELL, b. 8 Sept 1828; d. Boston, MA of consumption, 26 Dec 1851, age 23 (MA VRs 58:66); m. Boston 9 Sept 1851, NEWTON R. BENEDICT (MA VR 56:100, as “Anna C.”), age 26, b. Providence, RI, son of David Benedict. + 7.972 x. GEORGIANA HARTWELL, b. 11 May 1832; m. GEORGE H. BARNES. Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­274

6.377 NANCY6 HARTWELL (Thomas5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Littleton, Massachusetts 25 September 1788 (LVR 180) and was a resident of Cambridge, Massachusetts when she died of old age in Andover, Massachusetts 15 September 1871, age 81y 11m 15d (MA VR 238:155). She married in Littleton, Rev. Edmund Foster officiating, 18 January 1810, FRANCIS KIDDER, JR. (LVR 247), who was born in Littleton 11 February 1785 (LVR 174) and died in Bristol, New Hampshire 7 November 1852 (History of Billerica) or 1853 (LVR 448), son of Francis and Abigail (Russell) Kidder. Children, born as indicated: i. FRANCES ANN KIDDER, b. Billerica, MA 18 June 1811 (BVR 116); d. Andover, MA of consumption, 11 April 1830, age 18y (AVR 2:485). ii. MARTHA JANE KIDDER, b. Billerica, MA 1 Feb 1813 (BVR 117); d. Andover, MA of consumption, 28 or 29 Nov 1843, age 30 or 31y (AVR 2:556); m. Andover 10 Oct 1832, NATHANIEL SWIFT, JR. (AVR 2:207), b. Andover 12 May 1805 (AVR 1:358), d. 6 Sept 1878 (HOA), son of Dr. Nathaniel and Sarah (__) Swift. Children, b. in Andover (AVR 1:358): 1. George Francis Swift, b. 10 Dec 1833. 2. Martha Elizabeth Swift, b. 15 Feb 1836. 3. Charlotte Harris Swift, b. 26 July 1839. 4. Anna Hartwell Swift, b. 18 Sept 1842. iii. MARY ELIZABETH KIDDER, b. Billerica, MA 4 Feb 1815 (BVR 117); d. 30 Sept 1836 (HOA); m. Andover, MA 3 Sept 1835, SAMUEL PRENTISS COBB (AVR 2:207). No children. iv. WILLIAM KIDDER, b. Billerica, MA 29 March 1817 (BVR 118); d. Newburyport, MA 15 May 1909, 92y 1m 16d (MA VR 1909/73:394); m. 17 June 1842, ANN G. LIVINGSTON (HOA), b. 6 June 1819 (HOA), d. 6 April 1895 (HOA). They resided in Newburyport, MA. Three children. v. FRANCIS HENRY KIDDER, b. Billerica, MA 20 July 1819 (BVR 116); d. 6 May 1853 (HOA). vi. ELLEN CAROLINE KIDDER, b. 20 March 1823 (HOA); m. 30 July 1844, SOLOMON S. SLEEPER (HOA), b. 18 March 1815 (HOA), d. 6 Jan 1895 (HOA). Five children. vii. SARAH DIX KIDDER, b. Andover, MA 1 July 1825 (AVR 1:237); d. Milwaukee, WI 26 March 1855 (History of Billerica); m. 14 Nov 1847, S. S. MERRILL (HOA), b. 28 July 1818 (HOA), d. 8 Feb 1855 6-275 Sixth Generation

(HOA). Two children. viii. SUSAN HAYWOOD KIDDER, b. Andover, MA 4 Nov 1827 (AVR 1:237); d. 29 Oct 1851 (HOA); m. 7 Nov 1848, ISRAEL LOMBARD, JR., of Boston, MA (HOA). One daughter.

6.378 SUSAN6 “SUKEY” HARTWELL (Thomas5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Littleton, Massachusetts 15 January 1791 (LVR 180) and died in Harvard, Massachusetts 30 June 1834, age 43 (HVR 252; Gs:Harvard Center Cemetery). She married in Billerica, Massachusetts 17 September 1817, as his second wife, EBENEZER BRIDGE (BVR 267), who was born in Harvard 29 September 1788 (HVR 19) and died there 31 August 1858, age 69y 11m (Gs:Harvard Center Cemetery), son of Ebenezer and Annis (Stone) Bridge. Ebenezer’s first wife, MEHITABLE SWAIN, died of consumption in Harvard 2 January 1817, age 31 (HVR 251), and an infant child of theirs died 26 August 1816 (ibid.). After Susan’s death, Ebenezer married third, 23 June 1835, ABIGAIL HEARSEY. Children, born in Harvard, Massachusetts (HVR 19): i. THOMAS HARTWELL BRIDGE, b. 18 June 1818; d. 7 Aug 1842, age 24 (HVR 252; Gs:Harvard Center Cemetery). ii. JOHN HARRIS BRIDGE, b. 23 Dec 1819; d. 12 Sept 1896, age 77 (Gs). iii. SUSAN SWAIN BRIDGE, b. 25 Feb 1821; m. Harvard, MA 9 Oct 1849, JEDIDIAH PARKER COLLINS of Brookfield, MA b. Southborough, MA 10 Aug 1813 (SVR 26), son of John & Sally (Fay) Collins.

6.381 HERMAN6 HARTWELL (Thomas5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Littleton, Massachusetts 22 December 1797 (LVR 181) and died in Portland, Maine 10 November 1851, age 53 (Eastern Cemetery record). He married, probably ca. 1836, ELIZA JORDAN, about whom nothing is known. All that is known about “Hermon” is that he was found on the 1850 federal census in Ward #4, Portland, Maine, living in a boarding house, with Adeliza, age 13, and Frances A., age 11 (Federal census, NARA). Children, born as indicated: 7.973 i. ADELIZA7 HARTWELL, b. ME ca. 1837; possibly the Ada Hartwell who d. Boston, MA of scrofula and phthisis 28 March 1864, age 26 (MA VR 176:49, as d. “Peter”). 7.974 ii. FRANCES A. “FANNIE” HARTWELL, b. prob. Boston, MA ca. 1839; d. there 14 Nov 1890, age 50; single; dressmaker; res. 89 Waltham Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­276

St. (MA VR 411:373). Descendants of Simon5 & Rachel (Atherton) Hartwell

6.382 HARRIET6 HARTWELL (Simon5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Littleton, Massachusetts 18 June 1791 (LVR 184) and died there, as a result of childbirth, 16 March 1820 (LVR 198). She married in Littleton, Rev. Edmund Foster officiating, 18 April 1816, as his first wife, JOHN6 HOAR (LVR 249), who was born in Littleton 18 July 1791 (LVR 150), son of Paul5 (Samuel4, Benjamin3, Daniel2, John1) and Sarah (Prentice) Hoar. John married second, in Acton, Massachusetts 3 May 1821, BETSEY BARKER (AVR 183), who was baptized in Acton 18 March 1791 (AVR 13), daughter of Joseph and Ruth (Fletcher) Barker, and granddaughter of Daniel and Sarah4 (Hartwell) Fletcher (see #4.32-v-11). John and Betsey Hoar had two children: Cephas Hoar, b. 17 August 1822 and Louisa Hoar, b. 8 December 1823 (LVR 198). Children, born in Littleton, Massachusetts (LVR 198): i. HARRIET ELVIRA “ELVIRA H.” HOAR, b. 7 Nov 1816; m. Acton/ Boxborough 19 Jan 1837, JEROME B. WHITNEY (AVR 183; BVR 59), b. 12 April 1812 (HOA), a farmer in Boxborough. Harriet and Jerome are buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Acton. Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 1. Harriet E. Whitney, b. 11 Oct 1837; m. 6 Nov 1859, Ephraim Cobleigh, b. Boxborough, MA 31 Aug 1831. Eight children. 2. Josephine M. Whitney, b. 16 July 1839; d. young. 3. Ora J. Whitney, b. 28 June 1842; n.f.r. + 7.975 ii. SIMON HARTWELL7 HOAR (changed his name to SIMON HARTWELL), b. 5 May 1818; m. LYDIA B. TUTTLE. iii. CAROLINE HOAR, b. 1 March 1820; d. Fitchburg, MA 2 July 1900 (MA VR 506:336; Gs:Woodlawn Cemetery, Acton); m. Boxborough, MA 4 March 1841, GRANVILLE WHITCOMB (BVR 58), b. Boxborough 10 Feb 1818 (BVR 26), d. Fitchburg, MA 23 Aug 1901 (MA VR 518:324; Gs:Woodlawn Cemetery, Acton), son of Peter and Sally (Batchelder) Whitcomb. Children, all born probably in Boxborough, MA: 1. Augustus Granville Whitcomb, b. 15 Feb 1843 (BVR 26). 2. Elwyn Hartwell Whitcomb, b. 8 Feb 1844 (BVR 26; HOA has 1845); d. ca. 1921 (Gs). 3. Edna Leora Whitcomb, b. 11 Feb 1847 (BVR 26); m. Littleton, MA 4 April 1870, James H. Whitcomb (MA VR 227:116), b. 6-277 Sixth Generation

Biddeford, ME ca. 1847, son of John & Sarah (__) Whitcomb; they lived in Fitchburg, MA; no children. 4. Caroline Louisa Whitcomb, b. 27 April 1849 (BVR 26); m. 28 Jan 1882 Thomas Steele (HOA); they lived in Boston Highlands, MA. 5. Myra Raymond Whitcomb, b. 8 Sept 1851; lived in Charlestown, MA. 6. Clarence Percival Whitcomb, b. 27 Dec 1854; m. 22 Nov 1882, Caroline M. Melvin of Charlestown, MA b. 13 March 1862. 7. Franklin Pierce Whitcomb, b. 20 Jan 1858. 8. Evelyn Mary Whitcomb (twin), b. 3 March 1861; m. 2 Jan 1887, George P. Page; lived in Charlestown, MA. 9. Charles Austin Whitcomb (twin), b. 3 March 1861; a musician in Fitchburg, MA; unmarried.

6.383 CEPHAS6 HARTWELL (Simon5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Littleton, Massachusetts 21 March 1793 (LVR 184) and died in Boxborough, Massachusetts 28 January 1868, age 75 (MA VR 212:87). He married in Littleton, Rev. Edmund Foster officiating, 4 April 1818, ASENATH ROBBINS (LVR 250; HOA has 4 Nov 1818), who was born in Boxborough 21 November 1797 (BVR 21) and died of “fracture neck of femur” in Waltham, Massachusetts 6 April 1884 (MA VR 356:205), daughter of Dr. Daniel and Elizabeth (Townsend) Robbins. Cephas was representative in the Legislature from Boxborough for two years; held most town offices (HOA). He was an ensign in the 2nd regiment, 2nd brigade, 3rd division of the Mass Militia as of 29 April 1819. Children, first three born in Boxborough, Massachusetts, rest in Littleton, Massachusetts all recorded in Littleton (LVR 213-14). + 7.976 i. ELISABETH R.7 HARTWELL, b. 2 Nov 1819; m. SAMUEL W. RAMSDELL. 7.977 ii. DANIEL ROBBINS HARTWELL, b. 15 Feb 1823; d. Elgin, IL 22 Oct 1909 (Gs: Bluff City Cemetery, Elgin); m. Weston, MA (int.) 8 Sept 1849, SARAH ADALINE BRITTON (Weston VR), b. prob. Watertown, MA 28 Oct 1824 (HOA), d. Elgin, IL 8 Dec 1911 (Gs: Bluff City Cemetery). Daniel R. “was a machinist, went to Elgin in 1864 in employ of Elgin Watch Co. He wrote ‘An empty head is the Devil’s masterpiece’” (HOA). Although not credited with any Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­278

children in HOA, he is shown on the 1880 federal census in Elgin, IL with wife Sarah and a granddaughter, Addie M. Hartwell, age 5, born in NY (Federal census, NARA). + 7.978 iii. EDWIN HARTWELL, b. 17 March 1825; m. MARY G. BUTTERFIELD. + 7.979 iv. EPHRAIM HARTWELL, b. 13 March 1828; m. JOSEPHINE A. C. RUSSELL. + 7.980 v. JULIA ANN HARTWELL, b. 9 Jan 1831; m. HENRY EVERETT SPRAGUE. + 7.981 vi. CEPHAS LORENZO HARTWELL, b. 16 April 1833; m. (1) JULIET MARY CONNOR, (2) NANCY MATILDA CONNOR. 7.982 vii. HARRIOT LOUISA HARTWELL, b. 27 Aug 1835; d. Lowell, MA 14 April 1925 (HOA); unmarried. She lived in Waltham, MA was a bookkeeper for a Boston, MA firm until burned out in the great fire of 1872, when she became ticket agent in Waltham for the Fitchburg RR Co. (HOA). + 7.983 viii. JULIUS ROCKWELL HARTWELL, b. 15 May 1838; m. ELIZABETH S. “LIZZIE” VINAL.

6.385 MARY WILLARD6 HARTWELL (Simon5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Littleton, Massachusetts 27 October 1797 (LVR 185) and died there 22 September 1844, age 48 (LVR 374, 384, 395). She married there 2 May 1816, ALDEN7 WHEELER (LVR 249), who was born there 12 April 1795 (LVR 162) and died there 27 April 1831 (LVR 374), son of Thomas6 (Jonathan5, Edward4-3, John2, George1) and Anna (Reed) Wheeler. Children, born in Littleton, Massachusetts (LVR 192): i. MARY ELIZABETH WHEELER, b. 8 March 1817; m. 14 June 1840, DAVID/DANIEL JONES, b. 23 March 1813, d. 16 June 1879, son of Silas & Lucinda (Wetherbee) Jones. Children, per HOA: 1. George V. Jones, b. 9 Oct 1841; d. 20 June 1842. 2. Anna Elizabeth Jones, b. 24 March 1844; m. 21 April 1867, Silas P. Blodgett, b. 13 Feb 1839. Silas was a bookkeeper in Boston, MA removed in 1868 to Hyde Park, MA in coal trade; postmaster in 1873. Three children. ii. ANNA REED WHEELER, b. 14 Sept 1818; d. 20 March 1838, age 19½ (LVR 376). iii. HARRIET HARTWELL WHEELER, b. 31 Oct 1820; n.f.r. iv. EMERY ATHERTON WHEELER, b. 13 Aug 1822; d. 20 March 1878; m. ELIZA A. WRIGHT of Medfield. He was a stage driver in that 6-279 Sixth Generation

town. Children, per HOA: 1. LaPrelett W. Wheeler, b. 1 Feb 1856; drove Medfield, MA stage to 1885, then express agent. One child. 2. Alden H. Wheeler, b. 23 May 1858; m. Jennie A. Clark of Medfield, MA. He was a draughtsman in car shops and a school teacher. v. GEORGE STEDMAN WHEELER, b. 16 Nov 1824; m. (int.) 26 May 1846, SARAH JANE DODGE (LVR 288), b. 2 April 1825 (LVR 209), daughter of Barnabas & Sarah (Corning) Dodge. He was a musical instrument dealer after 1855 in Littleton, South Yarmouth, Hyde Park, all in MA; and Nashua, NH. Children, per HOA: 1. Anna H. Wheeler, b. 27 Oct 1848; d. 29 April 1884. 2. Caroline E. Wheeler, b. 24 May 1851; m. 2 Aug 1881, the Rev. Albert N. Dary of Pawtucket, RI, a graduate of Brown Univ. in 1877; Baptist minister in Everett, MA 1880-1882. She graduated from New London Academy, NH in 1873 and was a teacher of German and painting until 1877. One child. 3. Mary H. Wheeler, b. 30 June 1855; d. 23 Oct 1864. 4. Alden D. Wheeler, b. 27 Oct 1859; m. 1 Dec 1886, Sarah O. Holway of Hyde Park, MA. He was a machinist and electrician, removed to Minneapolis, MN. 5. George S. Wheeler, b. 21 June 1867; d. 27 March 1874. vi. THOMAS BALDWIN WHEELER, b. 9 Feb 1828; d. 9 June 1863; m. 1 Dec 1858, MARTHA BLAKE of Boston, MA b. 15 Feb 1839. He was in the provision trade in Boston, removed to Harvard, MA in 1861. Children, per HOA: 1. Frank H. Wheeler, b. 31 Aug 1859; m. 2 June 1887, Ida F. Mitchell of Hyde Park, MA. He was a clerk in the leather business in Boston, MA. 2. Frederick L. Wheeler, b. 14 Aug 1861; d. young. 3. Homer B. Wheeler, b. 23 Feb 1863; n.f.r. vii. LOUISA JANE WHEELER, b. -- March 1830; d. 26 May 1834, age 4y 2m (LVR 374).

6.386 STEDMAN6 HARTWELL (Simon5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Littleton, Massachusetts 14 March 1800 (LVR 185) and died of “capillary bronchitis” in Natick, Massachusetts 10 January 1872, age 71y Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­280

20m 4d (MA VR 248:227). He married first, in Littleton 19 April 1825, RHODA FLETCHER (LVR 255), who was born in Boxborough, Massachusetts 3 October 1803 (BVR 14), baptized in Littleton 11 March 1804 (LVR 324) and died in Dedham, Massachusetts 28 March 1834, age 30 years (DVR 2:108), daughter of Eleazer and Rhoda (Tenney) Fletcher. Stedman was “of Dedham” when he married second, in Natick 9 April 1835, REBECCA DANA PERRY (NVR 149), who was born in Natick 24 September 1805 (NVR 77) and died there 11 June 1872, age 66y 9m 7d (MA VR 248:230), daughter of Elijah and Mary (Jones) Perry. Children by Rhoda Fletcher, born in Natick, Massachusetts: 7.984 i. CAROLINE ALMEDA7 HARTWELL, b. 30 Aug 1828 (NVR 49, as “dau. Stedman and Rebecca D.”); d. Lowell, MA of heart disease, 21 April 1886, age 58y 8m 5d (MA VR 374:119); age 39 when she m. Natick, MA 20 June 1867, as his 2nd wife, EDMUND DIX FLETCHER (MA VR 200:234), b. Dedham, MA 1 Oct 1823 (DVR 1:148), living at the time of Caroline’s death, son of Edmund and Lucy (Fletcher) Fletcher. [Note: it is not known if Caroline had any children. HOA credits her with a daughter, Mary Elizabeth Fletcher, b. 11 Sept 1854, some 13 years before she married Edmund! This child is actually Edmund’s daughter by his first marriage.] 7.985 ii. MARTHA MARIA7 HARTWELL, b. 1 June 1830 (NVR 50, as 1836, a mis- reading of the actual date); d. Natick, MA 28 Oct 1907, 77y 10m (MA VR 72:183); unmarried. Children by Rebecca D. Perry, recorded in Natick, Massachusetts [Note: HOA adds a daughter, Lucy M. H. Hartwell, b. 10 April 1839, m. Peter S. Whitcomb. Peter’s wife was actually Lucy Maria Kimball Fletcher (see #6.387-iv below)]: + 7.986 iii. ALFRED STEDMAN HARTWELL, b. 11 June 1836 (NVR 49); m. CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH SMITH. 7.987 iv. REBECCA DANA HARTWELL, b. 10 March 1839 (NVR 50); d. 24 Dec 1839, age 9m 14d (NVR 220; Deaths in Boston Newspapers). + 7.988 v. CHARLES ATHERTON HARTWELL, b. 6 May 1841 (NVR 50; HOA has 1838); m. MARY AUGUSTA TOWNSEND.

6.387 CAROLINE6 HARTWELL (Simon5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born in Littleton, Massachusetts 8 September 1803 (LVR 185) and died there 3 October 1879 (MA VR 311:91). She married in Littleton 8 December 1825 , 6-281 Sixth Generation

ANDREW WHITCOMB (LVR 255), a farmer, who was born in Littleton 25 March 1804 (LVR 152) and died there 4 May 1880 (MA VR 320:95), son of Jonathan and Sarah (Tufts) Whitcomb. Children, born in Littleton, Massachusetts (LVR 214): i. JONATHAN HARTWELL WHITCOMB, b. 15 Nov 1828; m. 1 April 1857, MARY SUSAN HOLTON (MA VR 109:125), b. Boston, MA 20 Nov 1835, daughter of Leonard and Eliza (Clapp) Holton. Jonathan H. was a farmer on the homestead and a milk contractor in Boston. Children, per HOA unless otherwise indicated: 1. Caroline Eliza Whitcomb, b. 29 Nov 1858 (MA VR 115:157); m. 15 June 1882, George Arthur Gardner of Clinton, MA (MA VR 335:117), b. Harvard, MA 24 June 1858. He was a musical instrument dealer in West Acton, MA and Lowell, MA. Four children. 2. John Henry Douglass Whitcomb, b. 15 June 1861 (MA VR 142:119); m. 10 Dec 1890, Alice Maude Marshall, b. 6 June 1872. He was a farmer and stock raiser. Two children. 3. Anna Hartwell Whitcomb, b. 9 Nov 1862 (MA VR 151:163); m. 15 Oct 1892, Paul L. Brown (MA VR 425:185), b. Boston, MA ca. 1865, son of Henry S. & Helen (Roberts) Brown. 4. Jonathan Hartwell Whitcomb, b. 29 Oct 1867; n.f.r. ii. JOHN HENRY WHITCOMB, b. 30 Jan 1830; m. 22 Oct 1861, MARTHA EDWARDS BARKER (MA VR 145:87; HOA has Baker), b. Westford, MA 2 Aug 1836. He was a milk contractor in Ayer, MA. Children: 1. Harriet Wheeler Whitcomb, b. 21 Sept 1862; m. (--) LaPoint. 2. Jean Atherton Whitcomb, b. Littleton, MA 9 Jan 1865 (MA VR 178:153); n.f.r. 3. Alfred Andrew Whitcomb, b. Groton, MA 15 Oct 1868 (MA VR 206:167); d. unm. 4. Mabel Haven Whitcomb, b. Ayer, MA 15 Oct 1872 (MA VR 242:113); m. (--) Stone. iii. LOUISA ELISABETH WHITCOMB, b. 19 April 1832 (LVR 214); d. 18 Oct 1833, age 1y 6m (LVR 214, 380). iv. PETER STEVENSON WHITCOMB, b. 14 Nov 1835; buried Littleton, MA; m. Littleton 26 Nov 1857, LUCY MARIA KIMBALL FLETCHER (MA VR 109:125), b. Littleton 10 April 1839 (LVR 209), daughter of Eleazer and Rebecca (Kimball) Fletcher (HOA incorrectly has daughter of Stedman Hartwell). Descendants of William1 Hartwell 6­282

Children, born in Littleton, MA: 1. Nellie Mariah Whitcomb, b. 25 April 1859 (MA VR 124:111); m. 15 Sept 1886, George Montgomery Lovejoy, b. Oldtown, ME. He was a traveling insurance agent; lived in Chelsea, MA later in Newton, MA. Three children. 2. Louisa Hartwell Whitcomb, b. Littleton, MA 19 April 1861 (MA VR 142:119); m. 17 Sept 1884, Henry A. Robbins, b. Littleton 14 March 1860. He lived in Somerville, MA and was a dealer in artist’s material in Boston, MA. Three children. Descendants of Elizabeth5 Hartwell

6.389 SARAH6 “SALLY” HARTWELL (Elizabeth5, Josiah4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, William1) was born probably in Fitchburg, Massachusetts 5 August 1785 and died in Windsor, Vermont 4 October 1819, aged 34 (VT VRs; Gs:Houghton Cemetery). She married in Windsor 13 February 1806, GEORGE W. DAKE (VT VRs), who was born there ca. 1780 and died there 11 or 14 September 1836, aged 56, probably son of John and Susanna (Powers) Dake. Children, born in Windsor, Vermont: i. CHARLES DAKE, b. 10 Nov 1806. ii. LAURA A. DAKE, b. 13 Feb 1808; m. 12 June 1836, NEHEMIAH PARKE. iii. POLLY DAKE, b. 4 Nov 1809; m. 28 Aug 1836, TIMOTHY HALL. iv. GEORGE DAKE, b. 30 June 1811; m. 25 Sept 1836, SUSAN A. WAIT. Children, born in Windsor, VT, per 1850 census (Federal census, NARA): 1. Sarah C. Dake, b. ca. 1839. 2. Charles H. Dake, b. ca. 1841; d. 8 Dec 1864, age 23y 6m 6d (VT VRs).