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THE REGISTER OF THE NEW HAMPSHIRE SOCIETY
OF THE
'Jb COLONIAL DAMES OF AMERICA
ORGANIZED MARCH 8, 1894
INCORPORATED MAY 8, 1895
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PUBLISHED BY THE SOCIETY MANCHESTER 1910 .M5
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The John B. Clarke Company
Manchester, N. H. Gi« The SocleStr
SEP IS i9>6 Year Book Committee
MES. GEORGE D. TOWNE MES. ADELBEET AMES
MES. WILLIAM G. CAETEE MRS. DAVID CEOSS
MES. CHAELES H. MANNING
MES. CHAELES D. PALMER
MISS ELIZABETH C. SAWYER
MES. CHAELES R. WALKER
MISS MARY A. P. WHITE MRS. AETHUE E. CLAEKE, ex officio OFFICERS
OF THE
National Society
OF THE COLONIAL DAMES OF AMERICA
Honorary President MRS. HOWARD TOWNSEND New York
President MRS. WILLIAM RUFFIN COX Virginia
Ho no ra ry Vice-Pres ident MRS. BEVERLY KENNON
District of Columbia
Vice-Presidmis
MRS. ALEXANDER F. JAMIESON New Jersey MRS. JOSEPH R. LAMAR Georgia MRS. ELIZABETH C. L. GODDAED Colorado
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Secretary
MRS. CHARLES R. MILLER Red Oak Road, Wilmington, Del.
Assistant Secretary
MRS. JOHN Y. TAYLOR
1727 Q Street, N. AV., Washington, D. C.
Treasurer
MRS. ALEXANDER J. CASSATT Pennsylvania
Registrar MRS. NATHANIEL TERRY BACON Rhode Island
Historian MISS ALICE FRENCH Iowa 1
OFFICERS
New Hampshire Society
OF THE
COLONIAL DAMES OF AMERICA
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President MRS. ARTHUR EASTMAN CLARKE
Honorary Vice-Presidents
MRS. TRUE M. BALL MRS. JOSEPH B. WALKER
Vice-Presidents
MRS. NATHANIEL G. WHITE MRS. EMIL RICHTER
Recording Secretary MRS. CHARLES DANA PALMER
Corresponding Secretary MISS ELIZABETH COFFIN SAWYER 7
Trmsuref MKS. WILLIAM GARDNER CARTER
Kegistraf MRS. DAVID CROSS
Historian
MISS MARY A. P. WHITE
Board of Managers
Term Expires 1911
MRS. CHARLES D. PALMER
MRS. WILLIAM G. CARTER
MISS MARY A. P. WHITE
MRS. GEORGE S. FROST
MRS. GEORGE D. TOWNE
Term Expires 1912
MISS ELIZABETH C. SAWYER MISS EVELYN SHERBURNE MRS. FRANK W. ROLLINS
MRS. BRADBURY L. CILLEY MRS. STEPHEN DECATUR
Term Expires 19IS MRS. DAVID CROSS MRS. JOHN SMYTHE FOGG
MRS. JAMES R. MAY MISS KATHARINE M. THAYER
MRS. HENRY B. ROBESON Former Officers of the New Hampshire Society
President
MES. AKTHUE EASTMAN CLAEKE, 1894-1910
Vice-Presidents
MES. TEUE M. BALL, 1894-1897
MES. FEEEMAN P. WOODBUEY, 1894-1907
MES. SIMON G. GEIFFIN, 1894-1902
MES. NATHANIEL G. WHITE, 1897-1910
MES. EMIL EICHTEE, 1907-1910
Honorary Vice-Presidents
MES. TEUE M. BALL, 1897-1910
MES. EMIL EICHTEE, 1904-1907
MES. JOSEPH B. WALKEE, 1909-1910
Recording Secretaries
MES. CHAELES POLLEN BLAKE, 1894-1896
MES. CHAELES DANA PALMEE, 1896-1910
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Corresponding Secretaries
MRS. NATHANIEL G. WHITE, 1 894-189
MISS MARGARET FOSTER, 1896-1898
MRS. JAMES K. COGSWELL, 1898-1899
MISS MARY A. P. WHITE, 1899-1902
MRS. ROBERT F. BRADFORD, 1902-1903
MISS ELIZABETH COFFIN SAWYER, 1903-1910
Assistant Secretary
MISS MARY A. P. WHITE, 1898-1899
Treasurers
MRS. EMIL RICHTER, 1894-1903
MRS. WILLIAM GARDNER CARTER, 1903-1910
Registrars
MRS. JOHN SMYTHE FOGG, 1894-1901
MRS. DAVID CRO'SS, 1901-1910
Historians
MRS. ADELBERT AMES, 1894-1902
MRS. JOHN BELL BOUTON, 1902-1904
MISS MARY A. P. WHITE, 1904-1910 Founders and Signers of the Charter
MAKTHA CILLEY BOUTON CLARKE ALICE DOUGLAS SISTAEE BALL HAEEIET MoGAW WOODBUET MAEGAEET EUSSELL LAMSON GEIFFIN MAEY BELL WHITE MAEY TUFTON HAVEN BLAKE JOSEPHINE JENNESS EICHTEE JANE LOUISE BOUTON FOGG BLANCHE BUTLEE AMES FEANCES M. BAETLETT GEOEGIA BUTTLES DEAKE CAEPENTEE
E. JOSEPHINE WHEELEE COIT ESTHEE CLAEKSON EUSSELL COOKE ANNA QUACKENBUSH EASTMAN CEOSS MABEL STOEEE DECATUE AGNES CHENEY FISH MAEY BEAN DEANE JAEVIS SUSAN ELLEN COWAN SAWYEE CHAELOTTE BAEEELL CHEEVEE TUCKEE ABBY EICE GOODWIN WINDEE —
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Written for the National Society of tlie Colonial
Dames of America in New Hampshire
By Mrs. John Bell Boi ton
Our fathers crossed the sea In search of liberty To worship God. We, born and nurtured where Faith is as free as air, Eetrace with thankful care The paths they trod.
We linger o'er the page Whereon, of saint and sage, The tale is told; We gather up each thread That links us to the dead; We cherish what they said And did, of old.
Thus we, Colonial Dames, Eepeat our fathers' names. Proud of the roll; Grateful and glad that we, Sprung from the bold and free, Inherit liberty By ties of soul.
Sisters of lineage pure, Heroes whose deeds endure. High thoughts inspire, Longings, resolves that we Eival our ancestry. Nobler ourselves to be For each brave sire. Rolls of Membership
signifies: Not now eligible t siguifles: Deceased t signifies: Resigned Elected V.m. No. 184. ABBOTT, CLARA BELLE BURNHAM (Mrs. Chajiues Ci,emence Abbott)
By right of descent from: Lieut. William Larkin Capt. Jonas Prescott Sergt. James Blood * Sergt. Thomas Tarbell * Elected 1908. No. 217. ALDRICH, MARY ELIZABETH WOODMAN
(Mrs. Thomas Bailey Ai.drich)
By right of descent from: Capt. John Woodman Rev. Stephen Bachilder Capt. Cliristoplier Hiissey Elected 1894. Charter Memhcr. AMES, BLANCHE BUTLER (Mrs. Adelbert Ames) By right of descent from: Capt. John Butler Lieut. James Hildreth Capt. Thomas Bradbury John Howland, Assistant Capt. John Butler, Jr. Ensign Samuel Himt Capt. Joseph CJlley James Johnson Judge Robert Clement Goa-. Thomas Mayhew Moses Cox Col. Nathaniel Peaslee Thomas Daggett * John Perkins Lieut. Thomas Daggett Lieut. Nathaniel Putnam Lieut. William Fletcher Judge Thomas Rawlins Lieut. William Fletcher, Jr. Capt. Josiah Richardson Capt. John Gorham Lieut. Josiah Richardson Capt. Ezekiel Hale William Sargeant Capt. Thomas Hale Anthony Stanyan Capt. Thomas Hale, Jr. John Tilley Major Ephraim Hildreth Major Simon Willard 13
Elected 1898. No. 80. ANDERSON, ISABEL WELD PERKINS (Mrs. Larz Anderson)
By right of descent from: Capt. William Perkins Capt. Joseph Weld Lieut. Joseph Weld Ekcted 1905. No. 182. BACHELDER, MARY ABBIE LAMPREY (Mrs. Albert Bacieeldek)
By right of descent from: Rev. Stephen Bachilder William Palmer Thomas Marston Abraham Perkins John Moulton Isaac Pei'kins Robert Page Lieut. John Sanborn Robert Tuck
Elected 1899. No. 87. BACON, ELIZABETH OLIVIA PLUMER (Mrs. Elisha Bacon)
By right of descent from: Major Samuel Appleton Samuel Moody, Surgeon Capt. John Cutting Samuel Plumer * David Lawrence * Samuel Plumer, Jr.* Rev. Joshua Moody Dep.-Gov. Samuel Symonds Elected 1894. No. 2. BALL, ALICE DOUGLAS SISTARE
(Mrs. Trite M. Ball)
By right of descent from: William Hyde * James Rogers * Andrew Lester * John Smith * * Lieut. Richard Lord * Thomas Way
Elected 1906. No. 196. BARROWS, ELIZABETH COGSWELL CLARKE
(Mrs. Albert Clinton Barrows)
By right of descent from: Capt. Nathaniel Clarke Ensign William Goodhue Col. Joseph Badger Capt. Edmimd Greenleaf Lieut. John Cogswell John Pearson Rev. Francis Dane Capt. John Pearson William Goodhue Col. Nathaniel Peaslee 14
Elected 1894. Charter Member. BARTLETT, FRANCES MARY HARRIS t (Mks. Jambs P. Bartlett) By right of descent from: Tristram Coffin, Magistrate Lieut. Anthony Nutter Elected 1903. No. 159. BATCHELDER, MARGARET HARRIS HATCH (Mrs. Charles Batciielder) By right of descent from: Tristram Coffin, Magistrate Capt. John Knight Ambrose Gibbins, Assistant Lieut. Anthony Nutter John Hatch * John Pickering Henry Sherburne Elected 1907. No. 207. BEASOM, MARY FRANCES STEVENS (Mrs. William H. Beasom) By right of descent from: Edward Rossiter, Assistant Elected 1907. No. 213. BELL, MISS ALICE LYON
By right of descent from: Hon. John Bell Capt. Isaac Johnson Lieut. Henry Bowen Capt. John Johnson Gov. Simon Bradstreet Capt. Thomas Lake Lieut. John Cogswell Ensign Richard Norman Ezekiel Cheever * Capt. Benjamin Ober Rev. Seaborn Cotton Capt. John Pearson Rev. Francis Dane Col. Nathaniel Peaslee Capt. William Dixie Capt. Habijah Savage Gov. Thomas Dudley Major Thomas Savage William Goodhue Col. Edward Tj'ng Ensign William Goodhue John Upham Maj.-Gen. Daniel Gookin Lieut. Phineas Upham Rev. Nathaniel Gookin Hon. Phineas Upham Dep.-Gov. Stephen Goodyear Major Thomas West Capt. Edmund Greenleaf Capt. Andrew Woodbury Judge William Hutchinson Col. Joshua Wingate Elected
1899. No. 85. BELL, CORA KENT f
(Mrs. John J. Bell) By right of descent from: Robert Boyes, Founder 15
Elected 1895. No. 61. BELL, ELIZABETH PITMAN
(Mrs. Chakles Upham Bet.l)
By right of descent from: Capt. William Dixie Capt. Benjamin Ober Ensign Riehard Norman Major Thomas West Capt. Andrew Woodbury Elected 1894. No. 42. BELLOWS, KATHERINE HURD WALLY HOWLAND (Mrs. Josiah Graham Beulows)
B3^ right of descent from: John Rowland, Assistant Ensign John Rowland Elected 1894. Charter Member. BLAKE, MARY TUFTON HAVEN (Mrs. Charles Foixen Blake)
By right of descent from: Hon. Robert Tufton Mason Hon. John Oilman Capt. John Appleton Major Joseph Hammond Maj.-Gen. Daniel Denison Hon. John Pickering Gov. Thomas Dudley John Plaisted, Chief Justice Major Charles Frost Rev. John Wheelwright Elected 1894. No. 31. BOUTON, ELIZA JANE NESMITH (Mrs. John' Bell Bouton) By right of descent from:
James Nesmith, Founder Col. Nathaniel Peaslee John Bell John Perkins Hon. John Bell Capt. Thomas Sargeant Capt. James Oilmore William Sargeant Justice James McKeen Isaac Thom, surgeon Alexander Wilson Elected 1896. No. 65. BRADFORD, CAROLINE BAURY (Mrs. Robekt Forbes Bradford) By right of descent from: John Alden, Assistant Capt. Benjamin Gibbs Major Samuel Appleton Capt. John Prentis Samuel Bass Capt. Joshua Scottaw Jonathan Brewster Lieut. Philip Smith Elder William Brewster Lieut. Samuel Smith Capt. Christopher Christophers Hon. Henry Wolcott, Jr. i6
Elected 1907. No. 199. BEADLEY, LUCY NETTLETON
(Mrs. Arthur C. Bradley)
By rig-ht of descent from: Edward Griswold, Deputy Ensign Thomas Wilmot Major George Robinson Ensign Thomas Wilmuth, Jr. Elected 1899. No. 86. BROOKE, MARY STEARNS
(Mrs. John R. Brooke)
By right of descent from:
Capt. John Stearns Capt. Edward Johnson Elected 1894. No. 33. BURBANK, ABBY LYMAN SISE t (Mrs. Charles H. Burbank)
By right of descent from:
Lieut. John Lyman Jacob Sheafe CoL Jeremiah Moulton Sampson Sheafe, Secretary John Pickering Hon. Sampson Sheafe Col. Shadrach Walton
Elected 1902. No. 143. BURLINGAME, HARRIET GRACE BOYD (Mrs. William Burlingame)
By right of descent from:
Thomas Angell, Founder John Brown, Assistant Eev. Chad Brown Gregory Dexter, President Dep.-Gov. Elisha Brown Obadiah Holmes Richard Tew, Assistant Elected 1900. No. 135. BURNHAM, ELIZABETH PATTERSON
(Mrs. Henry E. Burnham)
By right of descent from:
Capt. Thomas Bradbury John Perkins Capt. Henry True Elected 1899. No. 90. CAMPBELL, MARIA DIX HILL f
(Mrs. John Archibald CAMrsEix)
By right of descent from:
Capt. Thomas Adams Elected 1907. No. 202. CAPEHART, SARA PIERCE WADLEY (Mrs. Edward Everett Capehart)
By right of descent from: Henry Andrews, Deputy Capt. Edmund Greenleaf Capt. Thomas Bradbury Capt. Stephen Greenleaf Elder William Brewster Capt. Henry Hodges Capt. Samuel Brocklebank John Howland, Assistant Capt. William Canedy Elkanah Leonard Capt. Nathaniel Clarke Major Thomas Leonard Judge Robert Clement Gov. Thomas Prence Tristram Coffin, Magistrate Lieut. Silas Sears Edmund Freeman, Assistant Richard Swayne Major John Freeman Capt. Henry True Samuel Fuller Judge Robert Wadleigh Capt. John Gallup John Woodbury Capt. John Gorham Lieut. Edward W^oodman Elected 1894. Charter Member. CARPENTER, GEORGIA BUTTERS DRAKE (Mrs. Josiaii Carpenter)
By right of descent from: Abraham Drake, Marshal John IMoulton Rev. Stephen Bachilder Judge Thomas Nudd Moses Cox Robert Page Godfrey Dearborn Abraham Perkins William Eastow John Pickering Ambrose Gibbins, Assistant Judge Henry Robie (Robey) Capt. Christopher Hussey Lieut. John Sanborn Ephraim Marston William Seavey Ensign Samuel Marston Roger Shaw Thomas Marston Henry Sherburne Capt. William Marston, Sr. Rev. Robert Tuck Capt. William Marston, Ji-. Lieut. Cotton Ward Lieut. Aaron Moses Thomas W^ard, Sr. Capt. Thomas Ward, Jr. Elected 1899. No. 92. CARPENTER, MISS SALLY PERKINS
By right of descent from:
Capt. William Carpenter Capt. Ezekiel Morrill Capt. John Ayers Jacob ]Morrill * Sergt. Robert Ayers * Henry Palmer Judge Robert Clement Judge Robert W^adleigh William Weeks* i8
Elected 1895. No. 5S. CARTER, HARRIET ESTHER PECKER (Mrs. William Gaiidnier Carter)
By right of descent from:
Capt. Ebenezer Eastman Capt. Edward Johnson Col. Nathaniel Peaslee Elected 1898. No. T7. CHANDLER, LUCY LAMBERT HALE (Mrs. William E. Ckantilee)
By right of descent from: Rev. John Hale Judge William Parker Judge Thomas Wallingford Elected 1894. No. 24. CHENEY, SARAH WHITE t
(Mrs. Person C. Cheney)
By right of descent from:
Dea. John Abbott * Elected 1901. No. 150. CHICKERING, CORNELIA BALDWIN COLTON (Mrs. Edward Conner Chickering)
By right of descent from:
George Colton, Quartermaster Capt. George Denison Isaac Allerton, Assistant Lawrence Litchfield * Rev. Nicholas Baker Nicholas Litchfield William Cheeseborough * Rev. John Lothrop Thomas Clark Dep.-Gov. John Mason John Cobb Walter Palmer * Thomas Colton. Quartermaster Capt. Thomas Prentice Robert Cushman Hon. Thomas Stanton * • Rev. Thomas Cushman Hon. Henry Wolcott Capt. Simon Wolcott Elected 1894. No. 28. CILLEY, AMANDA MORRIS (Mrs. Bradbitiy Longfeixow Cilley) By right of descent from: Col. Otis Baker William Goodhue Capt. Thomas Baker Ensign William Goodhue Judge Robert Clement Capt. Edmund Greenleaf Lieut. John Cogswell Ensign Abraham Morrill Rev. Francis Dane Col. Nathaniel Peaslee William Wentworth 19
Elected 1899. No. 99. CILLEY, MISS DOROTHY MAY By right of descent from: Capt. Joseph Cilley Appointed 1892. Charter Member. CLARKE, MARTHA CILLEY BOUTON
(]\Irs. Arthur Eastman Clarkk) By right of descent from: Capt. Joseph Boiiton CoL Stephen Greenleaf Lieut. Thomas Benedict Judge Richard Jenness, 2d John Bouton Capt. Richard Jennings Judge Thomas Bradbury Lieut. Jonathan Longfellow Capt. Joseph Cilley Ensign Nathan Longfellow Lieut.-Col. Joseph Cilley Capt. William Longfellow Capt. Nathaniel Clarke Capt. William Marston Tristram Coffin, Magistrate Matthew Marvin, Magistrate Moses Cox Robert Page Judge Henry Dow John Perkins William Eastow Justice Thomas Rawlins Capt. William Gerrish Richard Sealey, Magistrate Judge Henry Green Henry Sewall Capt. Jacob Greene Col. Henry Somerby Capt. Edmund Greenleaf Anthony Stanyan, Magistrate Capt. Stephen Greenleaf Richard Swayne Elected 1900. No. 139. CLARKE, MISS SARAH NOYES By rig-ht of descent from: Capt. Nathaniel Clarke Capt. Edmund Greenleaf Col. Joseph Badger Rev. James Noyes Lieut. John Cogswell Col. James Noyes Rev. Francis Dane Nicholas Noyes William Goodhue John Pearson Ensign William Goodhue Capt. John Pearson Col. Nathaniel Peaslee Elected 1894. No. 52. CLOUGH, MARIA LOUISE DOLE f (Mrs. Lucien B. Ci.ough) By right of descent from: Edward Carleton, Deputy John Howland, Assi.^tant Lieut.-Col. John Carleton Joseph Jewett John Chipman Maximilian Jewett Henry Cobb Lieut.-Col. Dominicus Jordan Capt. Edmund Greenleaf Judge Robert Jordan Capt. Stephen Greenleaf Capt. Christopher Osgood Samuel Hinckley John Osgood 20
Elected 1904. No. 173. COE, MISS MARGARET ALICE
By right of descent from:
Hon. Robert Coe Capt. Samuel Emerson Ensign John Davis Lieut. William Furber Col. John Downing Hon. Ebenezer Thompson Capt. John Woodman Elected 1894. No. 46. COGSWELL, ANNIE MILLER HATCH (Mrs. Jami'S Kelsey Cogswell)
Bj' riglit of descent from:
Tristram Coffin. Magistrate Lieut. Anthony Nutter Ambrose Gibbins, Assistant John Pickering Henry Sherburne Elected 1894. Clmrtcr Member. COIT, ELIZA JOSEPHINE ^'STIEELER (Mrs. James Milnor Coit)
By right of descent from:
Capt. Timothj^ Wheeler
Elected 1898. No. 82. COLTON. INIARY ELIZA LITCHFIELD (Mrs. Walter Ewtng Colton)
B3' right of descent from:
Nicholas Litchfield, Deputy Capt. George Denison William Cheeseborough * Lawrence Litchfield *
Elected 1894. Charter Member. COOKE, ESTHER CLARKSON RUSSELL (Mrs. Henry Elenthej?os Cooke)
By right of descent from: Hon. Robert McPherson
Elected 1894. No. 34. CROCKETT, EDITH BURBANK (Mrs. George W. Ckockett)
By right of descent from: Lieut. John Lyman Jacob Sheafe Col. Jeremiah Moulton Sampson Sheafe, Secretary John Pickering Hon. Sampson Sheafe Col. Shadrach Walton 21
Elected 1894. Charter Member. CROSS, ANNA QUACKENBUSH EASTMAN (Mrs. David Cross) By right of descent from: Samuel Eastman, Esq. Alexander Shapleigh Capt. Thomas Bradbury Capt. Henry True Gov. Simon Bradstreet Capt. Jonathan Thing Gov. Thomas Dudley Samuel Thing Capt. Jeremiah Oilman Gov. Thomas Wiggin Hon. John Oilman Samuel Winslow Elected 1904. No. 167. DANA, SUSAN HOLMES BISHOP (JLrs. Sajixtei. Howard Dana)
By right of descent from: Gov. Theophilus Eaton Capt. Thomas Munson Dep.-Gov. William Jones Major Simon Willard Elected 1895. No. 53. DEARBORN, SARAH FRANCES STEVENS (Mrs. Joseph Henry Dearborn)
By right of descent from: Capt. Josiah Stevens John Hull, Surgeon Samuel Buel ^Maximilian Jewett Capt. Samuel Buel Cornet Benjamin Kimball Capt. Andrew Bunten Lieut. Daniel Ladd Judge Robert Clement Capt. Daniel Ladd Philemon Dalton Daniel McDuffee Samuel Dalton Henry Palmer Lieut. John Dresser Ensign Thomas Philbrick Hon. John Oilman Thomas Roberts, Magistrate Thomas Oregson, Treasurer Rev. Josiah Stevens Edward Griswold Capt. Nathaniel Stevens James Head Ensign Thomas Tenney Elected 1894. Charter Member. DECATUR, MABEL STORER (^Irs. Stephen Decatxtr)
By right of descent from: Lieut.-Col. John Storer Lieut.-Col. William Pepperell Gov. Thomas Dudley John Plaisted, Chief Justice Hon. Robert Elliot Henry Sherburne Major Charles Frost Rev. William Thompson Dep.-Gov. Nathaniel Fryer President Richard Waldron Hon. John Gerrish Rev. John Wheelwright Capt. Tobias Langdon Hon. Thomas Withers 22
Elected 1900. No. 133. DUDLEY, ANNE BARTLETT MINOT (IMiJs. Harry Hubbard Dudley)
By right of descent from:
Capt. James Minot John Minot Capt. Edward Johnson Capt. Jonas Prescott Major William Johnson Capt. Jonas Prescott, Jr. George Minot Capt. Timothy Wheeler Elected 1896. No. 76. FFEOST, MISS MAEGAPvET BURLEIGH
By right of descent from:
Major Charles Frost Hon. John Ffrost Elder William Brewster Lieut. -Col. William Pepperell
Elected 1894. Charter Member. FISH, AGNES CHENEY (Mrs. Charles Henry Fish)
By right of diescent from:
Rev. Stephen Bachilder John ISIoulton John Abbott * Thomas Marston William Eastow John Perkins John Sanborn
Elected 1894. Charter Member FOGG, JANE LOUISE BOUTON (Mrs. John Smythe Fogg)
By right of descent from:
Capt. Josepli Bouton Col. Stephen Greenleaf Lieut. Thomas Benedict Judge Richard Jeuness, 2d John Boutou Capt. Richard Jennings Judge Thomas Bradbury Lieut. Jonathan Longfellow Capt. Joseph Cilley Ensign Nathan Longfellow Lieut.-Col. Joseph Cilley Capt. William Longfellow Capt. Nathaniel Clarke Capt. William Marston Tristram Coffin, Magistrate Matthew ilarvin, Magistrate Moses Cox Robert Page Judge Henry Dow John Perkins William Eastow Justice Thomas Rawlins Capt. William Gerrish Richard Sealey, Magistrate Judge Henry Green Henry Sewall Capt. Jacob Greene Col. Henry Somerby Capt. Edmund Greenleaf Antliony Stanyan, Magistrate Capt. Stephen Greenleaf Richard Swaj'ne 23
Elected 1904. No. 1G6. FOSTER, ALCINA GORDON (Mrs. William H. Foster)
By right of descent from:
Rev. Stephen Bachilder George Giddinge Richard Bartlett Capt. Edmund Greenleaf Tristram Coffin, Magistrate Lieut. John Sanborn Lieut. Tristram Coffin Ensign Tristram Sanborn Lieut. Gershom Flagg Richard Swan Robert Tuclv
Elected 1897. No. 71. FOSTER, CHRISTINE DUDLEY (Mrs. Williaji Stearns Foster)
By right of descent from:
Gov. Thomas Dudley John Dudley Lieut. James Dudley Rev. Samuel Dudley
Elected 1906. No. 193. FOSTER, MISS DOROTHY
By right of descent from:
Capt. Jeremiah Foster Hon. John Oilman Capt. Michael Burnham Capt. Edmund Greenleaf Lieut. William Butler Lieut. Enoch Greenleaf Rev. Samuel Dudley Lieut, ftamuel Ingalls Gov. Thomas Dudley Lieut. George Ingersoll Capt. John Eastman Robert Kinsman, Quartermaster John Folsom Lieut. Daniel Ladd Lieut. Peter Folsom Gov. John Leverett Lieut. Daniel Giddings Lieut. -Col. John Leverett Nathaniel Rust, Quartermaster
Elected 1895. No. 59. FOSTER, HELEN DICKEY t
(INIrs. Joseph Foster)
By right of descent from:
Capt. Michael Burnham Hon. John Oilman Rev. Samuel Dudley Capt. Edmund Greenleaf Gov. Thomas Dudley Lieut. Enoch Greenleaf John Folsom Lieut. Daniel Ladd Lieut. Peter Folsom Gov. John Leverett Lieut.-Col. John Leverett 24
Elected 1894. No. 30. FOSTER, MISS MARGARET
By right of descent from:
Col. John Appleton Capt. Edmund Greenleaf Capt. John Appleton Capt. Stephen Greenleaf Capt. David Barber Capt, Stephen Greenleaf, Jr. Lieut. Thomas Barber Thomas Hart * Tristram Coffin, Magistrate Robert Lord * Maj.-Gen. Daniel Denison Thomas Lynde Gov. Thomas Dudley John Moore Capt. Timothy Dutton Lieut. Andrew Newcomb Capt. William Gerrish Capt. Obadiah Newcomb Henry Gibbs Rev. John Rogers Maj.-Gen. Daniel Gookin Rev. Nathaniel Rogers Capt. Samuel Gookin John LTpham
Elected 1898. No. 81. FOWLER, MISS CLARA MARIA
By right of descent from: Major Samuel Appleton Hon. John Oilman Capt. Joseph Cilley Capt. Trueworthy Ladd Major Joseph Cilley Rev. Joshua Moody Capt. John Cutting Samuel Moody, Surgeon Dep.-Gov. Samuel Symonds
Elected 1899. No. 96. FREEMAN, GRACE WATSON HILL
(Mrs. Zoeth S. Freematv)
By right of descent from:
Caj)t. Thomas Adams
Elected 1894. No. 55. FROST, MARTHA HALE LOW
(Mrs. George S. Frost)
By right of descent from: Rev. John Hale Major Samuel Hale William Wentworth
Elected 1904. No. 171. FULLER, ELLEN MINOT t (Mrs. Arthur O. Fuller)
By right of descent from: George Minot Capt. Edmund Greenleaf 25 Elected 1899. No. 91. GAELAND, MISS CAROLINE HAEWOOD By right of descent from: Eev. Stephen Bachilder JoTin Hincks, Chief Justice Capt. Daniel Bodwell Edward Holyoke Ensign John Call Ensign Eichard Kettell Judge Eobert Clement Cornet Benjamin Kimball Tristram Coffin, Magistrate Lieut. Daniel Kimball Lieut. Tristram Coffin Capt. William Marston Gov. Eoger Conant Capt. Hugh Mason Godfrey Dearborn Ensign John Moore Capt. William Dodge Henry Palmer Capt. Nathaniel Duncan Capt. Jonathan Prescott Dep.-Gov. Nathaniel Fryer Eichard Swayne Capt. Edmund Greenleaf Anthony Taylor Andrew Ward Elected 1905. No. 187. GARST, ELIZABETH QUACKENBUSH (Mrs. Peery Gaest) By right of descent from: John Alden, Assistant William Mullins Elder William Brewster Anthony Thatcher Capt. John Gorham John Tilley John Howland, Assistant Richard Warren Elected 1904. No. 177. GLEASON, ETHEL EASTMAN SIMMONS (Mrs, John H. Gleason) By right of descent from: Samuel Eastman, Esq. Hon. John Oilman Gov. Simon Bradstreet Capt. Jonathan Thing Gov. Thomas Dudley Gov. Thomas Wiggin Elected 1907. No. 204. GOODING, MABEL SISE (Mrs. Alfred Gooding) By right of descent from: Shadrach Hodgdon Capt. John Wingate, 2d Hatevil Nutter Capt. John Wingate, 3d Elected 1894. No. 29. GOODWIN, MISS HOPE t Hy right of descent from: Hon. Robert Elliot John Plaisted, Chief Justice Major Charles Frost Rev. William Thompson Dep.-Gov. Nathaniel Fryer Eichard Waldron, President Hon. John Gerrish Rev. John Wheelwright Hon. John Pickering Hon. Thomas Withers 26
Elected 1907. No. 20S. GOSS, WINIFEED LANE (Mrs. Charles Cabpewter Goss)
By right of descent from:
Rev. Stephen Bachilder John Moulton Tristram Coffin, Magistrate Robert Page Moses Cox Abraham Perkins Godfrey Dearborn Thomas Roberts William Eastow Judge Henry Robie (Robey) Thoinas Gardner Lieut. John Sanborn Capt. Edmund Greenleaf Capt. John Sanborn Capt. Christopher Hussey William Sanborn Capt. John Locke Roger Shaw Ensign Samuel Marston Robert Smith Thomas Marston Rev. William Thompson Capt. William Marston Edward Tuck Capt. William Marston, Jr. Robert Tuck Rev. John Wise
Elected 1909. No. 220. GREENLEAF, ABBIE BURNHAM (Mrs. Charles Henry GEEEra^EAF)
By right of descent from:
Edward Carleton, Deputy Ensign Samuel Hopkinson Lieut.-Col. John Carleton Joseph Jewett Lieut. Richard Hazen Lieut. Francis Peabody Ensign Caleb Hopkinson Capt. John Peabody
Elected 1894. Charter MemUr. GRIFFIN, MARGARET RUSSELL LAMSON t (Mrs. Simon Goodell Griffin)
By right of descent from:
Lieut. James Richardson Major Simon Willard
Elected 1903. No. 160. GROUARD, MISS ELIZABETH PATTERSON By right of descent from:
Justice Robert Cutts John Heard Ephraim Dennett Richard Martyn, Chief Justice Dr. Renald Fernald * Capt. William Moore Ambrose Gibbins, Assistant Capt. William Shackford Henry Sherburne 27
Elected 1907. No. 212. GEOUARD, MISS MARIA LOUISE
By right of descent from:
Justice Robert Cutts John Heard Ephraim Dennett Richard Martyn, Chief Justice Dr. Renald Fernald Capt. William Moore Ambrose Gibbins, Assistant Capt. William Shackford Henry Sherburne Elected 1900. No. 137. GUYOL, JULIA NELSON PATTERSON (Mrs. Edwin Warren Guyol)
"By right of descent from:
Capt. Joseph Bouton Tristram Coffin, Magistrate Capt. Thomas Bradbury Capt. Stephen Greenleaf Major Joseph Cilley Capt. Richard Jennings Capt. William Longfellow Elected
1897. No. 14. HARRIS, MISS EMILY CAROLINE t
By right of descent from:
Tristram Coffin, Magistrate Lieut. Anthony Nutter Elected 1896. No. 67. HARRIS, MARY PICKERING
(]\Ir9. Thomas Aston Harris)
By right of descent from:
John Pickering, Founder Rev, Samuel Langdon John Goddard Ebenezer Thompson Elected 1898. No. 74. HATCH, MISS MARY ASTON t
By right of descent from:
Tristram Coffin, Magistrate Capt. John Knight Ambrose Gibbins, Assistant Lieut. Anthony Nutter John Hatch * John Pickering Henry Sherburne Elected 1906. No. 188. HEAD, MARY H. SARGENT (Mrs. Williaji Furnald Head)
By right of descent from:
Tristram Coffin, Magistrate John Moulton Lieut. Tristram Coffin John Perkins Capt. Edmund Greenleaf William Sargeant 28
Elected 1905. No. 185. HEFFENGEE, FANNY CURTIS PICKERING
(Mrs. Arthur C. Heffengeb)
By right of descent from:
Lieut. James Pickering John Pickering Major Samuel Appleton Robert Traill * Major Samuel Appleton, 2d Capt. Samuel Warren Amos Bradley Capt. Samuel Warren, 2d Justice Robert Cutts John Whipple Major Joseph Hammond Capt. John Whipple Justice Matthew Whipple
Elected 1907. No. 206. HILL, CHARLOTTE MELVILLE STILLINGS t (Mrs. Isaac Hill)
By right of descent from:
Capt. James Minot Capt. Timothy Wheeler
Elected 1S97. No. 72. HOVEY, SARAH LOUISE FOLSOM (Mrs. Heney E'MJErson Hovey)
By right of descent from:
Lieut. Peter Folsom Capt. Thomas Hale Tristram Coffin, Magistrate Hon. John Oilman Lieut. Tristram Coffin Lieut. Jonathan Smith Capt. Edmund Greenleaf Capt. Jonathan Thing
Elected 3894. No. 35. HUNTINGTON, ELIZABETH SHERBURNE WHIPPLE (Mrs. Robert Watkinson Hihsttington)
By right of descent from:
John Sherburne, Councillor Henrj^ Longstaff Rev. John Blunt Lieut. Anthony Nutter Gov. Theophilus Eaton Hatevil Nutter Major Charles Frost Lieut. -Col. William Pepperell Hon. John Frost Hon. Joseph Sherburne Valentine Hill Hon. Daniel Warner Capt. Tobias Langdon Lieut.-Gov. John Wentworth 29
Elected 1901. No. 146. HYDE, LUCEA AUGUSTINA SHEAFE (Mrs. Kussell Fitch Hyde)
By right of descent from:
Sampson Sheafe, Secretary Col. Edmund Quincy, 3d Thomas Bourne Col. Edmund Quincy, 4th John Brown, Assistant Capt. John Rindge Capt. Roger Clap Edward Rossiter, Assistant Capt. Samuel Clap Lieut. John Sharpe Rev. John Cotton Capt. Robert Sharjje Hon. John Cushing Jacob Sheafe Judge John Cushing, 2d Hon. Sampson Sheafe, Jr. Judge John Cushing, 3d Major Abraham Staats Rev. Henry Flint William Sumner Rev. Josiah Flint Johannes Pieterse Van Brugh Maj.-Gen. Daniel Gookin George Walton Hon. Mark Hunking Col. Shadrach Walton Ellis Huske, Chief Justice Evert Jansen Wendell Judge Jotham Odiorne Capt. John Wendell John Pickering Lieut.-Gov. John Wentworth Major Ichabod Plaisted William Wentworth Lieut. Roger Plaisted Hon. Thomas Willett Edmund Quincy, 2d Josiah Winslow
Elected 1894. No. 40. IVY, JULIA DALTON NESMITH (Mrs. Thomas Parker Ivy)
By right of descent from:
James Nesmith, Founder Capt. Joseph Parker Capt. Jonathan Danforth Capt. William Keade Nicholas Danforth Simeon Spalding Capt. Edward Johnson Capt. Richard Walker Major William Johnson Ensign Samuel Walker Justice James McKeen Alexander Wilson
Elected 1894. Charter Member. JARVIS, MARY BEAN DEANE (Mrs. Russell Jarvis)
By right of descent from:
Rev. Charles Chauncey Capt. Samuel Hall Thomas Gregson, Treasurer Thomas Rogers Elihu Hall * Michael Taintor Hon. John Hall John Walker 30 Elected 1907. No. 200. JOHNSTON, LAURA E. HOOD (Mrs. John Walter Joiixston) By right of descent from: William Brett, Deputy Lieut. Francis Peabody Capt. Samuel Brocklebank Capt. John Peabody Francis Cook John Pearson Capt. John Corwin Lieut. Benjamin Perley Capt. Charles Glover Lieut. Jacob Perley Ensign Thomas Howlett Lieut. Thomas Perley Stephen Kinsley Lieut. John Stickney Rev. John Lothrop Lieut. W^illiam Stickney Elected 1897. No. 78. KENT, MISS BERNICE EMILY By right of descent from: Capt. Jacob Kent Lieut. Francis Peabody Rev. Samuel Stone Elected 1907. No. 201. KLYCE, ETHELDREDA DOWNING HOVEY (Mrs. H. Scudder Klyce) By right of descent from: Tristram Coffin, Magistrate Hon. John Oilman Lieut. Tristram Coffin Capt. Edmund Greenleaf Capt. John Folsom Capt. Thomas Hale Lieut. Peter Folsom Lieut. Jonathan Smith Capt. Jonathan Thing Elected 1904. No. 172. LARKIN, MISS ALICE SISTARE By right of descent from: Hon. John Oilman James Rogers * William Hyde * Alexander Shapleigh Lieut. Richard Lord * Judge Robert Wadleigh John Oliver * Richard Warren Thomas W^ay * Elected 1894. No. 32. LAWTON, IDA MAY^ FROST (Mrs. Thomas Albert Lawton) By right of descent from: John Alden, Assistant Capt. John Knight Samuel Bass Lieut. Anthony Nutter Tristram Coffin, Magistrate John Pickering Ambrose Gibbins, Assistant Lieut. James Pickering Capt. Edmund Greenleaf Henry Sherburne Capt. Stephen Greenleaf Judge John Tiittle Edward Holyoke Ensign John Tuttle 31
Elected 1908. No. 219. LEWIS, MAUDE T. BTBBY (Mrs. Samuel De Wolfe Lewis)
By right of descent from: Eleazor Arnold, Deputy Thomas Arnold
Elected 1903. No. 155. LITTLE, ELIZABETH A. W'ALES (Mrs. Arthur Little)
By right of descent from: John Brown, Assistant Capt. Thomas Southworth Maj.-Gen. Daniel Gookin Major Abraham Staats John Howland, Assistant Johannes Van Brugh Col. Edmund Quincy Capt. John Wendell Judge Edmund Quincy Hon. Thomas Willett Elected 1894. No. 54. LOW, MISS SAEAH
By right of descent from: Kev. John Hale Major Samuel Hale William W^entworth Elected 1904. No. 154. MANNING, FANNY BARTLETT (Mrs. Chakles H. Manning)
By right of descent from: Gov. Thomas Dudley Elected 1904. No. 179. MARTIN, HARRIET BELL COGSWELL (Mrs. Francis Coffin Martin) By right of descent from: Lieut. John Cogswell Ensign William Goodhue Col. Joseph Badger John Pearson Rev. Francis Dane Capt. John Pearson W^illiam Goodhue Col. Nathaniel Peaslee Elected 1894. No. 37. MAY, MARY^ MORISON (Mrs. James Rundlet May)
By right of descent from: Lieut. Thomas Burnham Capt. Thomas Perkins Levi Dearborn Capt. Benjamin Swett Judge Emanuel Downing Capt. Joseph Swett William Goodhue William Wentworth John McClary John W^hipple 32 Elected 1903. No. 15S. McLANE, ELLEN LUETTA TUCK (Mrs. John McLane) By right of descent from: John Aslett, Deputy Capt. William Haskell Gov. Roger Conant John Whipple Capt. John Frye John Woodbury Lieut. Peter Woodbury Elected 1905. No. 186. Mclaughlin, laura foster t
(Mks. E. C. McLArcKLiN) By right of descent from: Maj.-Gen. Daniel Denison Lieut. Daniel Rindge William Denison Rev. John Rogers Gov. Thomas Dudley Col. Samuel Rogers William Hubbard Rev. William Thompson Hon. John Lawrence Lieut. John Webster Ensign John Moore Lieut. John Whittingham Capt. Samuel Moore Ammi Ruhamah Wise John Perkins Rev. John Wise Elected 1910. No. 226. MEANS, MISS LOUISE FABENS By right of descent from:
Lieut.-Col. Peter Atherton Stephen Kinsley Gov. John Eudicott Edmund Littlefield Lieut. Nathaniel Feltou Francis Littlefield Lieut. William French Rev. David McGregor Capt. Ralph Hill Rev. James McGregor Capt. Samuel Hill Rev. Samuel Skelton Elected 1899. No. 97. MILLS, LYDIA CROMBIE (Mrs. George H. Mills) By right of descent from: John Crombie, Founder Judge Ninian Clark Robert Clark Elected 1899. No. 89. MITCHELL, REBECCA BRADLEY COBURN (Mrs. James Lynde Mitchell) By right of descent from: Amos Bradley Ezekiel Richardson Capt. Daniel Fames Capt. Josiah Richardson Joseph Jewett Col. Joseph Varnum Capt. Joseph Jewett Major Samuel Varnum Capt. James Alitchell Major Simon Willard 33 Elected 1895. No. 50. MUNROE, HELEN HILGEE GOOKIN (Mrs. W1L1.IAM EoBEBT Munroe) By right of descent from: Maj.-Gen. Daniel Gookin William Hyde * Gov. Simon Braclstreet Capt. Isaac Ilsley Rev. John Cotton Capt. Thomas Lake Rev. John Cotton, 3d Andrew Lister * Rev. Seaborn Cotton Lieut. Richard Lord * Gov. Thomas Dudley James Rogers * Dep.-Gov. Stephen Goodyear ^Major Thomas Savage Rev. Nathaniel Gookin John Smith* Rev, Nathaniel Gookin, Jr. Col. Edward Tyng Judge William Hutchinson Thomas Wav * Elected
1899. No, 129. MURKLAND, HELEN MARY TUPPER SOUTHWICK t (Mrs. Charl,es Sumner Murkland) By right of descent from: Lieut. Thomas Burnham Lieut. James Fowle Capt. John Carter Capt. James Fowle Lieut. John Carter Capt. Edward Johnson Elected 1904. No. 175. MURRAY, FLORENCE BOARDMAN (Mrs. Alexanijer Murray) By right of descent from: Hon. Thomas Withers Elected 1894. No. 25. NESMITH, FLORENCE HILDRETH (Mrs. Thomas Nesmith) By right of descent from: Lieut. James Hildreth James Johnson Edward Bates Capt. James Mitchell Judge Robert Clement Col. Nathaniel Peaslee Capt. Timothy Coburn Lieut. Nathaniel Putnam Capt. Daniel Eames Col. Thomas Read Lieut. William Fletcher Capt. Thomas Read Lieut. William Fletcher, Jr. Ezekiel Richardson Capt. Ezekiel Hale Capt. Jonathan Richardson Capt. Thomas Hale Capt. Josiah Richardson Capt. Thomas Hale, Jr. Lieut. Josiah Richardson Major Ephraim Hildreth Capt. Thomas Sargeant Ensign Samuel Hunt William Sargeant Joseph Jewett Col. Joseph Varnum Capt. Joseph Jewett Major Samuel Yarnum Major Simon Willard 34 Elected 1898. No. 84. NORRIS, BESSIE PLUMER PEARSON (Mrs. Charles Edward Norhis) By right of descent from: Major Samuel Appleton Capt. Stephen Greenleaf Capt. Joseph Cilley Capt. William Longfellow Major Joseph Cilley Rev. Joshua Moody Hon. Peter Coffin Samuel Moody, Surgeon * Tristram Coffin, Magistrate Samuel Plumer Moses Cox Samuel Plumer, Jr.* Capt. John Cutting James Rawlins * Capt. William Gerrish Richard Sealey Judge Henry Green Henrj'' Sewall Capt. Jacob Green Dep.-Gov. Samuel Symonds William Symonds * Elected 1895. No. 43. NOYES, HARRIETTE SHERMAN BOUTON (Mrs. John W. Noyes) By right of descent from: Capt. Joseph Bouton Col. Nathaniel Peaslee Hon. John Bell Abraham Perkins Lieut. Thomas Benedict William Sargeant John Bouton Isaac Thom Elected 1894. No. 45. OGDEN, ELEANORA BARTLETT (Mrs. William Blttler Ogden) By right of descent from: Richard Bartlett, Deputy Tristram Coffin, Magistrate Lieut. Anthony Nutter Elected 1894. No. 26. PALMER, ROWENA HILDRETH (Mrs. Charles Dana Palcvier) By right of descent from: Lieut. James Hildreth James Johnson Edward Bates Capt. James Mitchell Judge Robert Clement Col. Nathaniel Peaslee Capt. Timothy Coburn Lieut. Nathaniel Putnam Capt. Daniel Eames Col. Thomas Read Lieut. William Fletcher Capt. Thomas Read Lieut. William Fletcher, Jr. Ezekiel Richardson Capt. Ezekiel Hale Capt. Jonathan Richardson Capt. Thomas Hale Capt. Josiah Richardson Capt. Thomas Hale, Jr. Lieut. Josiah Richardson Major Ephraim Hildreth Capt. Thomas Sargeant Ensign Samuel Hunt William Sargeant Joseph Jewett Col. Joseph Varnum Capt. Joseph Jewett Major Samuel Varnum Major Simon Willard 35 Elected ]90G. No. 191. PAEKER, CHRISTINA HOLMES (Mrs. Walter M. Parker) By right of descent from: Thomas Clarke, Deputy Rev. John Lothrop Benoni Lucas Henry Sampson Hon. Barnabas Lothrop Capt. William ShnrtleiT Cornet Robert Stetson FAected 1900. No. 134. PARSONS, ALICE ROBERTSON (Mrs. Charles Lathrop Parsons) By right of descent from: Col. John Barnwell Maj.-Gen. James Robertson Benjamin Godin * John Smith, Cassique Hon. John Guerard Gov. Thomas Smith Joseph Pendarvis* Thomas Smith, Jr., Landgrave FAected 1899. No. 88. PARSONS, HELEN ELIZABETH FARLEY PIKE (Mrs. Frank Nesmith Parsons) By right of descent from: John Pike, Deputy Hon. John Gilman Lieut. Hugh Drury Lieut. James Smith Lieut. John Drury Capt. John White Capt. Thomas Drury Capt. William White Elected 1896. No. 66. PARSONS, MARY A. NESMITH (Mrs. Benjamin F. Parsons) By right of descent from: James Nesmith, Founder Rev. Seaborn Cotton Gov. Simon Bradstreet Gov. Thomas Dudley Rev. Peter Coffin Maj.-Gen. Daniel Gookin Hon. Peter Coffin Rev. Nathaniel Gookin Tristram Coffin, Magistrate Justice James McKeen Rev. John Cotton Capt. James Parker Capt. Josiah Parker Elected 1894. No. 44. PENHALLOW, SARAH ALMIRA DUNLAP (Mrs. David Pearch Penhaixow) By right of descent from: Gov. William Brenton Gov. William Leete Gov. Thomas Dudley Rev. John Woodbridge, 2d Rev. Joseph Eliot Rev. John Woodbridge Rev. John Eliot Capt. John Woodbridge 36
Elected 1895. No. CO. PITMAN, GRACE VAUGHN (Mrs. Charles F. Pitman) By right of descent from: Capt. William Dixey Capt, Benjamin Ober Ensign Richard Norman Major Thomas West Capt. Andrew Woodbury Elected 1900. No. 131. POTTER, HARRIETT WILKINS (Mrs. Frederick Eugene Potter) By right of descent from: Richard Bartlett, Deputy Capt. Thomas Hale Capt. Samuel Brocklebank Capt. Thomas Hale, Jr. Lieut. Joshua Brooks Capt. Nicholas Holt Capt. Thomas Brooks Richard Knight Hon. Nathaniel Coffin Arthur Mackworth Tristram Coffin, Magistrate Capt. Hugh Mason Lieut. Tristram Coffin Nicholas Noyes Philemon Dalton Henry Palmer Samuel Dalton Anthony Somerby Capt. Edmund Greenleaf John Upham Capt. Stephen Greenleaf Benjamin Whittemore Rev Aaron Whittemore Elected 1899. No. 100. PUTNAM, ANN MARY SALTER. (Mrs. Ei>win Putnam) By right of descent from: Capt. George Meserve Elected 1899. No. 94. READE, EMILIE THOM (Mrs. Harry Reade) By right of descent from: Isaac Thom, Surgeon Rev. Seaborn Cotton Gov. Simon Bradstreet Gov. Thomas Dudley Lieut.-Col. Peter Coffin Capt. Edmund Greenleaf Tristram Coffin, Magistrate Col. Nathaniel Peaslee Lieut. Tristram Coffin John Perkins Capt. Samuel Wadsworth Elected 1903. No. 156. RICE, NANNIE R. HARRIS (Mrs. David Rice) By right of descent from:
Tristram Coffin, Magistrate Lieut. Anthony Nutter 37 Elected 1900. No. 132. RICHARDSON, LUCY CUSHING GOULD (]Mrs. James Baixjejy Richardson) By right of descent from: Capt. John Gould Hon. John Pickering Thomas Bourne Major Ichabod Plaisted John Brown, Assistant Lieut. Roger Plaisted Capt. Roger Clap Paul Prichard Capt. Samuel Clap Edmund Quincy, 2d Lieut. John Cogswell Col. Edmund Quincy, 3d Rev. John Cotton Col. Edmund Quincy, 4th Josiah Cotton Judge Edmund Quincy, 5th Gen. Charles Cushing Ensign Bryan Rossiter Hon. John Cushing, 1st Edward Rossiter, Assistant Judge John Cushing, 2d Lieut. John Sharpe Judge John Cushing, 3d Capt. Robert Sharpe Rev. Francis Dane Jacob Sheafe Phillipe du Trieux * Sampson Sheafe, Secretary Rev. Henry Flint Hon. Sampson Sheafe Rev. Josiah Flint Major Abraham Staats Lieut. William French George Sumner William Goodhue William Sumner Ensign William Goodhue Johannes Pieterse Van Brugh Maj.-Gen. Daniel Gookin George Walton Ensign Thomas Hewlett Col. Shadrach Walton Ellis Huske, Chief Justice Evert Jansen Wendell Ensign Samuel Manning Capt. John Wendell Ensign William Manning Ensign John White John Perley Thomas Wright Lieut. Thomas Perley Hon. Thomas Willett Josias Winslow Invited No. 163. RICHTER, MISS ELNORA Elected 1894. Charter Member. RICHTER, JOSEPHINE JENNESS (Mrs. Emil Richter) By right of descent from: Judge Richard Jenness Capt. Richard Jennings Capt. James Avery Rev. Samuel McClintock, D. D. Rev. Stephen Bachilder Thomas Marston Tristram Coffin, Magistrate Robert Page Lieut. Tristram Coffin Capt. Jonathan Sanborne Judge Henry Dow Lieut. John Sanborne William Eastow Capt. John Sanborne Ambrose Gibbins, Assistant Tristram Sanborne Capt. Edmund Greenleaf John Scribner John Humfrey, Assistant Henry Sherburne Judge Richard Jenness, 2d Capt. Samuel Sherburne Judge Richard Jenness, 3d * Richard Swayne 38 Elected
1894. No. 41. ROBEETS, ADELINE CONSTANTIA DIMICK t (Mrs. Joseph Roberts) By right of descent from: Richard Waldron, President Hon. Richard Waldron Col. Richard Waldron Thomas Westbrook Waldron
Elected 1896. No. 69. ROBESON, KATHARINE NICHOLS BELLOWS (]Mbs. Hentjy BEI.I.OWS Robeson) By right of descent from: Lt.-Col. Benjamin Bellows Lieut. Joseph Bellows Capt. Solomon Whitney
Elected 1894. No. 22. ROLLINS, KATHARINE WALLACE PECKER (Mrs. Frank West Roulins) By right of descent from: Capt. Ebenezer Eastman Capt. Edward Johnson Col. Nathaniel Peaslee
Elected 1902. No. 144. RUNNELLS, MISS KATHERINE LAWRENCE By right of descent from: Aqiiila Chase, Founder Lieut. Thomas Putnam Edward Holyoke Isaac Stearns Lieut. Daniel Ladd Simon Stone Nicholas Noj^es John Whipple Nathaniel Page Lieut. John Wilson Francis Parrott Lieut. Edward Woodman Capt. Isaac Powers Samuel Worcester Rev. William. Worcester
Elected 1904. No. 176. SALTER, SARAH GOODWIN BOARDMAN
(MrS'. Albert T. Salter)
By right of descent from: Hon. Thomas Withers
Elected 1900. No. 130. SAWYER, MISS ELIZABETH COFFIN
By right of descent from:
Hon. Peter Coffin Capt. Thomas Pierce Tristram Coffin, Magistrate Edward Starbuck Capt. Tristram Coffin Major Simon Willard Caleb Hodgdon Lieut. Edward Winship 39 Elected 1908. No. 216. SAWYER, MES. FANNIE HOYT By right of descent from:
Lieut. Philip Challis John Moor Gov. Roger Conant John Morrison Lieut. William French William Sargeant Maximilian Jewett Lieut.-Gov. John Wentworth Robert Tucker Elected 1896. No. 68. SAWYER, GERTRUDE CHILD SEVERANCE (Mrs. Charles Francis Sawyer)
By right of descent from:
Lieut. Moses Child William Hartwell, Quartermaster Lieut, William French Lieut. Joseph Kellogg Judge Edward Hartwell John Pearson
Elected
1894. Charter Member. SAWYER, SUSAN ELLEN COWAN t (Mrs. Charles Henry Sawyer)
By right of descent from:
Hon. Peter Coffin Caleb Hodgdon Capt. Tristram Coffin Edward Starbuck Elected 1894. No. 56. SAWYER, SUSAN GERTRUDE HALL (Mrs. William Davis Sawyer)
By right of descent from:
Lieut. Josiah Bigelow Jeremiah Gilman * Samuel Biglo, Deputy John Hall * Gov. Simon Bradstreet Justice John Plunimer Gov. Thomas Dudley John Porter Gov. Thomas Wiggin Elected 1900. No. 136. SHEPARD, ANNIE BARTLETT (Mrs. Frederick Johnson Shepard)
By right of descent from:
Richard Bartlett, Deputy Gov. Thomas Dudley Rev. Stephen Bachilder Hon. John Gilman Capt. Joseph Cilley Judge Henry Greene Capt. Nathaniel Clarke Judge Edward Hilton Tristram Coffin, Magistrate Gov. John Winthrop 40
Elected 1894. No. 36. SHERBURNE, MISS EVELYN By right of descent from: John Sherburne, Councillor Henry Longstaff Rev. John Blunt Lieut. Anthony Nutter Gov. Theophilus Eaton Hatevil Nutter Major Charles Frost Lieut.-Col. William Pepperell Hon. John Frost Hon. Joseph Sherburne Valentine Hill Hon. Daniel Warner Capt. Tobias Langdon Lieut.-Gov. John Wentworth Elected 1904. No. 169. SHORTRIDGE, ELIZABETH JANE RUNDLET (Mrs. Nathan Parker Shortridge) By right of descent from: Major Charles Frost John Plaisted, Chief Justice Capt. John Hill Lieut. Roger Plaisted John Pickering Rev. John Wheelwright Hon. John Pickering Col. John Wheelwright Elected 1895. No. 57. SMITH, HANNAH WEBSTER f (Mrs. jEEEariAji Smith) By right of descent from: Judge Robert Clement Lieut. John Ham, 2d Lieut. John Ham, 1st Rev. Joseph Hull * Elder William W^entworth Elected
1895. No. 51. SPALDING, MISS DORA NARCISSA . By right of descent from:
Col. Simeon Spalding Capt. Edward Johnson Major Isaac Appleton Major W^illiam Johnson Capt. Samuel Appleton Capt. Hugh Mason Major Samuel Appleton George Minot Lieut.-Col. Peter Atherton Caj)t. James Minot Capt. Thomas Baker Nathaniel Sparhawk Ensign Humphrey Barrett Dep.-Gov. Samuel Symonds Capt. Thomas Brooks Cajit. Timothy Wheeler Elected 1905. No. 180. STARK, ANNIE McNEIL (Mrs. Charles Feeideriok Morris Stark) By right of descent from: John McNeal Lieut. William Fletcher, Jr. Lieut. John Andrews Capt. Isaac Johnson Lieut. Henry Bowen Capt. John Johnson Lieut. William Fletcher Capt. Caleb Kendrick Capt. Josiah Richardson 41 Elected 1894. No. 39. STARK, MISS ELIZABETH PAGE f By right of descent from:
Col. John Stark Elected 1909. No. 222. STEVENS, ELLEN TUCK NELSON (Mrs. Hejstey W. Stearns)
By right of descent from: Robert Tuck, Founder Capt. Christopher Hussey Eev. Stephen Bachilder Lieut. John Smith Edward Tuck Elected 1902. No. 149. STILLINGS, GRACE MINOT t
(Mrs. FEEDmAND AwSON STILiLrNGS)
By right of descent from: Capt. James Minot Elected 1906. No. 192. STILLINGS, MISS MARY A. By right of descent from:
Capt. James Minot Capt. Timothy Wheeler Elected 1908. No. 214. STRAW, JOSEPHINE PERKINS (Mrs. Wixliam Parker Straw) By right of descent from: Abraham Perkins, Founder Robert Page Rev. Stephen Bachilder Edward Rawson, Secretary Capt. Christopher Hussey Henry Sampson John Moulton Anthony Taylor Elected 1898. No. 70. STRAW, MARY ONSLOW PARKER (Mrs. Herman Foster Stbaw)
By right of descent from: Capt. James Parker Capt. Josiah Parker Elected 1898. No. 75. STREETER, LILIAN CARPENTER (Mrs. Fkank Shurwin Streetee)
By right of descent from: Capt. William Carpenter Edward Morris Capt, Timothy Dwight Judge Samuel Partridge Rev. Henry Flint Robert Titus Capt. Simon Wainwright 42
Elected 1907. No. 203. SULLOWAY, SUSAN KEITH DANIELL (Mrs. Alvah Woodbuey Sulloway)
By right of descent from: Capt. Edward Johnson Elected 1903. No, 162. TAYLOR, ADELE AUSTIN YATES (Mrs. Hakry Taylor)
By right of descent from:
Capt. Christopher Yates Judge Samuel Partridge Capt. Timothy Dwight Capt. Thomas Thompson * Eev. Henry Flint Hon. Thomas Withers Elected 1899. No. 95. THAYER, MISS KATHARINE MELLIDGE
By right of descent from:
William Bassett, Deputy Edward Rossiter, Assistant Rev. John Cotton Col. Nathaniel Saltonstall Rev, John Cotton, 2d * Richard Saltonstall, Assistant Rev, Rowland Cotton Richard Saltonstall, Assistant Lieut, Andrew Eliot Anthony Stoddard Judge William Jennison Rev, John Ward * John Newgate * Rev. Nathaniel Ward Capt, Peter Oliver Henry Webb * Elected 1894, No, 38. THOMPSON, ELLEN STRAW
(]Mrs. Henky W. Thompson)
By right of descent from:
Lieut. Ezekiel Straw Lieut. William Fiske, Jr. Capt. Thomas Abbott Thomas Fowler Henry Ambrose Lieut. Thomas Fuller Capt. John Barnard Capt. William Haskell Richard Bartlett John Hugging Lieut. Jonathan Blaisdell Lieut. Joseph Jewell Lieut. Philip Watson Challis Ensign Abraham Morrill Capt. Joseph Chandler John Perkins Capt. Thomas Chandler Capt. William Raymond Judge Robert Clement William Sargeant Capt. John Currier Ensign Samuel Tarbox Capt. Richard Currier Ensign James Woodbury Lieut. William Fiske John Woodburj' Lieut. Peter Woodbury 43 Elected 1899. Xo. 93. THOMPSON, HILDRETH NESMITH (Mrs. Ajlbert WiLiXfUr Thompson)
By right of descent from: James Nesmith, Founder James Johnson Edward Bates Capt. James Mitchell Dep.-Gov. James Bishop Justice James McKeen Judge Robert Clement Col. Nathaniel Peaslee Cajit. Timothy Coburn Lieut. Nathaniel Putnam Francis Cook Col. Thomas Read Lieut. Anthony Eames Capt. Thomas Read Capt. Daniel Eames Ezekiel Richardson Lieut. William Fletcher Capt. Jonathan Richardson Lieut. William Fletcher, Jr. Capt. Josiah Richardson Capt. Ezekiel Hale Lieut. Josiah Richardson Capt. Thomas Hale Lieut. Thomas Sargeant Capt. Thomas Hale, Jr. William Sargeant Major Ephraim Hildreth Col. Joseph Varnum Lieut. James Hildreth Major Samuel Varnum Ensign Samuel Hunt Richard Warren John Jenny Major Simon Willard Joseph Jewett Kenelm Winslow Capt. Joseph Jewett Capt. Nathaniel Winslow Major John Wheatley Elected 1907. No. 205. TOLMAN, MISS MARY MELVILLE
By right of descent from:
James Barrett, Deputy Capt. James Minott Capt. Thomas Brooks Capt. Jonas Minot Rev. Edward Bulkeley Capt. Jonas Prescott Rev. Peter Bulkeley Capt. Jonas Prescott, Jr. Major Peter Bulkeley Lieut. Joseph Wheeler Capt. Roger Clap Capt. Timothy Wheeler George Minott Lieut.-Col. Josiah Whitney Elected 1894. No. 23. TOWNE, ELIZABETH ATHERTON FRENCH (Mrs. George Dana Towne)
By right of descent from:
Lieut. William French Capt. Samuel Hill Lieut.-Col. Peter Atherton Stephen Kinsley Gov. John Endicott Edmund Littlefield Lieut. Nathaniel Felton Francis Littlefield Capt. Ralph Hill Rev. Samuel Skelton 44 Elected 1895. No. 79. TOWNE, EMMA GRACE STARK (Mrs. Edward Bancroft Towne)
By right of descent from:
Col. John Stark Capt. Caleb Page Elected 1894. Charter Memher. TUCKER, CHARLOTTE BARRELL CHEEVER (Mrs. William Je^vett Tucker)
By right of descent from:
Capt. Nathaniel Barrell Capt. Edward Johnson Justice Robert Cutis Judge Jonathan Sayward Elected 1905. No. 181. UNDERBILL, ELIZA PARSONS
(jMrs. Ellis J. Underhill)
By right of descent from:
Gov. Simon Bradstreet Capt. Edmund Greenleaf Hon. Peter Coffin Justice James McKeen Rev. John Cotton James Nesmith Gov. Thomas Dudley Capt. James Parker Maj.-Gen. Daniel Gookin Henry Sewall Elected 1907. No. 210. VON NAGEL, IjJaBEL DILLON NESMITH
(Bahoness a^on Nagex zu Aichberg)
By right of descent from:
Justice James McKeen Brant Arentse von Slichtenhorst James Nesmith Gerrit von Slichtenhorst Elected 1896. No. 63. WALKER, ELIZABETH LORD UPHAM (Mrs. Joseph Burbeen Walker)
By right of descent from:
Lieut. Phineas Upham Major John Freeman Gov. Simon Bradstreet Dep.-Gov. Stephen Goodyear Elder William Brewster Major-Gen. Daniel Gookin Ezekiel Cheever * Gov. Thomas Hinckley Rev. John Cotton Gov. Thomas Prence Gov. Thomas Dudley Major Thomas Savage Edmund Freeman, Assistant Col. Edward Tyng Phineas Upham, Jr., Speaker 45 Elected 1899. No. 83. WALKER, FEANCES SHEAFE (Mrs. Chakles Eumford Waxker) By right of descent from: Jacob Sheafe, Deputy Sampson Sheafe, Secretary Eev. John Hale Hon. Sampson Sheafe Major Samuel Hale George Walton Hon. Mark Hunking Col. Shadrach Walton Judge Jotham Odiorne Lieut. -Gov. John Wentworth John Pickering Hon. Mark Hunking Wentworth Capt. John Eindge William Wentworth Elected 1900. No. 138. WALKEE, MAEY HALE SHEAFE f (Mrs. Joseph TrMOTHY Walker) By right of descent from: Eev. John Hale Lieut.-Gov. John Wentworth Major Samuel Hale Mark Hunking Wentworth William Wentworth Elected 1894. No. 48. WEBSTEE, SAEAH MAEL\ BURLINGAME (Mrs. Prentiss Webster) By right of descent from: Lieut. Eoger Burlingame Capt. John Johnson Caleb Allen, Assistant Capt. Jonathan Knight George Allen Eichard Knight William Almy John Lippitt * William Arnold Moses Lippitt Hon. Eichard Borden Capt. Matthew Manchester Obadiah Bowen * Eoger Mowry * Hon. Obadiah Bruen Capt. Thomas Ealph William Carpenter, Assistant Zachariah Ehodes Thomas Clifton James Eogers Gregory Dexter, President Hon. Philip Sherman Capt. Ealph Earle Gen. James Sweet Capt. Jeremiah Ellis Philip Taber Thomas Field, Treasurer Dep.-Gov. Henry Tew Benjamin Fiske Eichard Tew, Assistant Ensign John Fiske Capt. John Tillinghast Capt. Phineas Fiske Eev. Pardon Tillinghast Capt. Othniel Gorton Pardon Tillinghast, Jr. Samuel Gorton, President Job Trippe John Greene Capt. Job Trippe Dep.-Gov. John Green John Trippe, Assistant Thomas Greene, Assistant Peleg Trippe Thomas Greene * John Whipple Thomas Harris, Assistant John Wicks, Assistant Elisha Johnson Eoger Williams 46
Elected 1894. No. 47. WENTWORTH, MISS SUSAN JONES t By right of descent from: William Wentworth, Founder Hon. Mark Hunking * John Hall Capt. Joseph Sill Lieut. -Gov. John Wentworth Elected 1904. No. 170. WHIPPLE, LOUISE CLOUGH (Mrs. Shermat^ Leland Whipple)
By right of descent from:
Capt. Jeremiah Clough John Howland, Assistant Lieut.-Col. John Carleton Joseph Jewett Henry Cobb Eev. Robert Jordan Tristram Coffin, Magistrate Capt. Christopher Osgood Samuel Hinckley John Osgood Elected 1895. No. 62. WHITE, MISS ELIZABETH WALKER
By right of descent from:
Hon. John Bell Judge William Hvitchinson Lieut. Henry Bowen Capt. Isaac Johnson Gov. Simon Bradstreet John Johnson Ezekiel Cheever * Capt. Thomas Lake Lieut. John Cogswell Capt. John Pearson Rev. John Cotton Col. Nathaniel Peaslee Rev. Seaborn Cotton Rev. George Phillips Rev. Francis Dane Capt. Habijah Savage Gov. Thomas Dudley Major Thomas Savage Hon. John Oilman Dept.-Gov. Samuel Sj^monds William Goodhue Col. Edward Tyng Ensign William Goodhue John Upham Dep.-Gov. Stephen Goodyear Lieut. Phineas Upham Maj.-Gen. Daniel Gookin Phineas Upham, Jr., Speaker Rev. Nathaniel Gookin Capt. John White Capt. Edmimd Greenleaf Capt. William White Col. Joshua Wlngate 47 Elected 1894. Charter Member. WHITE, MARY A. BELL (Mrs. Nathaniel G. White)
By right of descent from: Hon. John Bell Capt. Edmund Greenleaf Lieut. Henry Bowen Judge William Hutchinson Gov. Simon Bradstreet Capt. Isaac Johnson Ezekiel Cheever * John Johnson Lieut. John Cogswell Capt. Thomas Lake Eev. John Cotton Capt. John Pearson Rev. Seaborn Cotton Col. Nathaniel Peaslee Rev. Francis Dane Capt. Habijah Savage Gov. Thomas Dudley Major Thomas Savage William Goodhue Col. Edward Tyng Ensign William Goodhue John LTpham Dep.-Gov. Stephen Goodyear Lieut. Phineas Upham Maj.-Gen. Daniel Gookin Phineas Upham, Jr., Speaker Rev. Nathaniel Gookin Col. Joshua Wingate Elected 1896. No. 64. WHITE, MISS MARY A. P. By right of descent from: Capt. Matthew Dill Col. Richard McAllister Elected 1904. No. 178. WHITHED, ELLEN HARRIET GATES t
(Mrs. Solon S. Whithed) By right of descent from: Capt. Richard Brackett Capt. Jonathan Dan forth Capt. Joseph Butterfield Capt. Jonathan Richardson Simon Crosby Capt. Josiah Richardson Major Simon Willard Elected 1894. Charter Member. WINDER, ABBY RICE GOODWIN t (Mrs. Williak A. Winder) By right of descent from: Hon. Robert Elliot John Plaisted, Chief Justice Major Charles Frost Rev. William Thompson Dep.-Gov. Nathaniel Fryer Richard Waldron, President Hon. John Gerrish Rev. John Wheelwrieht Hon. John Pickering Hon. Thomas Withers Elected 1899. No. 98. WOODBURY, CHARLOTTE ELIZA WOODBURY (Mrs. Gordon Woodbury) By right of descent from: Ensign James Woodbury Col. John Goffe 48 Elected 1894. Charter Member. WOODBUEY, HARRIET A. McGAW f (Mrs. Freeman P. Woodbury) By right of descent from: Col. John Goffe Judge Matthew Thornton Elected 1894. No. 49. YATES, SUSAN THOMPSON DWIGHT (Mrs. Arthur Reid Yates) By right of descent from: Capt. Timothy Dwight Judge Samuel Partridge Rev. Henry Flint Hon. Thomas Withers MEMBERS
OF THE
New Hampshire Society
OF THE COLONIAL DAMES OF AMERICA RESIDING IN NON-COLONIAL STATES
* signifies: Not now eligible
t signifies: Deceased t signifies: Eesigned Elected Maine 1896. No. 104. BAEKER, MISS ANNA SIMPSON By right of descent from: Capt. John Wingate, 2d Capt. John Wingate, 3d
Elected Colorado. 1898. No. 112. BEMIS, FAITH MARY GREGG (Mes. a. F. Bbmis) By right of descent from:
Capt. James Gregg Cajit. John Gregg Major Samuel Gregg
Elected California. 1898. No. 121. BLANCHARD, ANN ELIZABETH HOBBS (Mrs. Nathan Weston Bilanchard) By right of descent from: Richard Waldron, President Hon. John Gerrish Hon. Robert Elliot Col. Timothy Gerrish Major Charles Frost Capt. William Gerrish Dep.-Gov. Nathaniel Fryer Capt. John Hill Lieut. Roger Plaisted
49 50
Elected Missouri. 1898. No. 116. BLOCK, NANCY LIVERMOKE (Mrs. Hakry L, Block) By right of descent from: Samuel Livermore, 2d, King's Samuel Livermore, 1st Attorney Capt. William MacCubbin Capt. Henry Boteler Valentine Peyton Justice John Brewer Col. Henry Eidgely George Lingan Elected Maine. 1902. No. 145. BOYD, MISS AUGUSTA DEARBOEN By right of descent from: Hon. Peter Coffin Hon. John Oilman Tristram Coffin Col. John Oilman Godfrey Dearborn Thomas Marston Gov. Thomas Dudley Gov. Eobert Treat William Eastow Gov. John Winthrop Elected Maine. 1903. No. 152. BOYD, SARAH ELIZABETH WILSON (Mrs. Robert Southgate Boyd) By right of descent from: Thomas Wilson, Founder Elected Minnesota. 1904. No. 165. BRISBINE, SARAH SOPHIA SHERBURNE (Mrs. Albert G. Bmsbine) By right of descent from: Henry Sherburne, Founder Ephraim Marston Rev. Stephen Bachilder Thomas Marston Abraham Drake Capt. William Marston William Eastow Lieut. John Sanborn Ambrose Gibbins, Assistant Capt. Samuel Sherburne
Elected Wisconsvn. 1906. No. 190. BRITTINGHAM, MARY LUCY CLARK (Mrs. Thomas Evans BRrTTiNGHAii) By right of descent from: Gov. Thomas Wiggin Judge Edward Hilton Gov. Simon Bradstreet Capt. Christopher Hussey Gov. Thomas Dudley Major Robert Pike Gov. John Winthrop Elected Illinois 1899. No. 123. CARPENTER, ELIZABETH CURTIS GREEN t (Mrs. George B. Carpenter) By right of descent from: Judge Henry Green Capt. Jonathan Prescott 51 Elected Madne. 1904. No. 168. CLIFFORD, SUSAN ADELAIDE GLIDDEN (Mrs. Hetcry W. Clifford)
By right of descent from:
Lieut. Charles Glidden
Elected OMo. 1905. No. 183. CONNER, LEVIETTA BARTLETT (Mrs. John Sanborn Conner)
By right of descent from:
Lieut.-Col. Josiah Bartlett Capt. Edmund Greenleaf Tristram Coffin, Magistrate Lieut. John Sanborn Lieut. Tristram Coffin Capt. John Sanborn Ensign Tristram Sanborn
Elected Michigan. 1897. No. 109 CONNOR, ANNA DAME t (Mrs. Leartus Connor)
By riglit of descent from: Hon. Humphrey Chadburne John Dame William Eastow Robert Page
Elected California. 1907. No 198. CRAWFORD, MARY WINCHESTER MacDERMOT (Mrs. Charles Aleixander Crawford) By right of descent from: Rev. Amos Main
Elected California. 1899. No. 124. DAVIS. EDITH KING f (Mrs. Horace Davis) By right of descent from: Gov. Thomas W^iggin
Elected Tennessee. 1898. No. 114. DUNCAN, MISS CARRIE EASTMAN By right of descent from: Capt. Ebenezer Eastman Elected Kansas. 1904. No 174. DUNLAP, ELLA COLE (Mrs. Howard Dunlap) By right of descent from: William Wentworth Justice Ezekiel Knight James Emery Ezekiel Wentworth * 52 Elected Modne. 1902. No. 147. EATON, MARION DURANT DOW
(Mrs. WiLLiAii C, Eaton")
By right of descent from:
Rev. Stephen Bachilder Hatevil Nutter William Eastow Thomas Roberts Judge Henry Green Robert Tuck John Hall Lieut. John Sanborn Capt. William Marston Capt. Benjamin Swett Elected Minnesota. 1907. No. 211. EDSALL, GRACE HARMON
(Mrs. SAiiiiEa:, Cook Edsall)
By right of descent from;
Lieut. John Huntoon Lieut. Andrew Newcomb
Elected Nehi'aska. 1907. No. 209. EMERSON, MARY ELIZABETH SHUTE (Mbs. Horace Painb Emekson)
By right of descent from: Hon. John Oilman Capt. Trueworthy Dudley Capt. George Barbour Alexander Shapleigh Rev. Samuel Dudley Quartermaster John Thorne Gov. Thomas Dudley James Treworgie
Elected Maine. 1898. No. 117. EVANS, KATHARINE ODIORNE t (Mrs. George Frederick Evapts)
By right of descent from: Richard Waldron, President Henry Longstaff Henry Beck * James Newt (Nute) Justice Robert Cutts Anthony Nutter John Dam Hatevil Nutter Renald Fernald John Nutter Lieut. William Furber John Odiorne * Thomas Jackson * Lieut. James Pickering James Johnson John Pickering Lieut. William Pomfret
Elected Texas. 1906. No. 195. EVANS, MAUDE SHELLEY (Mrs. E. 0. Evans)
By right of descent from: Lieut.-Col. John Titcomb 53 Elected 1903. No. 161. EVANS, MISS MILDRED Maine. By right of descent from: Godfrey Dearborn, Founder Elected 1897. No. 106. FENN, HANNAH THORNTON McGAW Maine. (Mks. WrLLiAJi H. Fknn) By rig-ht of descent from: Judge Matthew Thornton Col. John Goffe Ji lected California, 1899. No. 125. FERNALD, HANNAH HILL HOBBS (Mrs. Charles Fernald) By right of descent from: Richard Waldron, President Hon. John Gerrish Hon. Robert Elliot Col. Timothy Gerrish Major Charles Frost Capt. William Gerrish Dep.-Gov. Nathaniel Fryer Capt. John Hill Lieut. Roger Plaisted Elected Illinois. 1896. No. 101. FIELD, ANNA NEVERSON GREENE (Mrs. SamueiL GRUvrES Fikld) By right of descent from: Lieut.-Gov. John Wentworth Elected California. 1898. No. 119. FLINT, MARY ANN MITCHELL f (Mrs. Thomas Flint) By right of descent from: Rev. Daniel Wilkins Elected OJiio. 1908. No. 219 FOLLETT, MISS HARRIET HOPKINS By right of descent from: Capt. John Fassett, Sr. Ensign Jedidiah Dewey Elected ^<^^"9ton. 1908. No. 215 FOSTER, MARTHA WETHERBEE (Mrs. Addison Gardner Foster) By right of descent from: Capt. Ephraim Wetherbee Elected Maine. 1896. No. 103 GARDINER, EMMA F. GLIDDEN (Mrs. Charles P. Gardiner) By right of descent from: Capt. Richard Glidden Lieut. Charles Glidden Hon. John Oilman Rev. Robert Jordan 54 Elected Maine. 1896. No. 102 GLIDDEN, MISS AMY GARDINEE t By right of descent from: Capt. Richard Glidden Lieut. Charles Glidden Hon. John Oilman Eev. Robert Jordan Gov. William Phelps Elected Maine. 1896. No. 105 HALE, MARY DOUGLAS CHANDLER (Mbs. Exjgene Halje) By right of descent from: Col. John GofPe John Orr Elected Michigan. 1899. No. 126. HALL, MARY DAME (Mrs. E. O. Hali.) By right of descent from: Hon. Humphrey Chadburne Elected Kansas. 1909. No. 224. HAMMATT, MARIA CROSBY (Mrs. Abram Hammatt) By right of descent from: Col. Reuben Kidder Elected California. 1902. No. 148. HARGROVE, CORAL WREATH GARLAND (Mrs. Robert Lee Hargrove) By right of descent from: Capt. Joseph Parsons John Garland * Elected Colorado. 1897. No. 111. HATCH, MARY TENNEY (Mrs. Walter ;Macom:ber Hatch) By right of descent from: Col. Jacob Bayley Capt. Edmund Greenleaf Capt. Joseph Boynton Nicholas Noyes Tristram Coffin, Magistrate Richard Swan Lieut. Tristram CoflBn Samuel Tenney Hon. John Oilman Capt. John White Elected Maine. 1906. No. 194. HOBBS, MISS ELIZABETH KITTREDGE By right of descent from: Richard Waldron, President Elected Kansas. 1907. No. 197 HORTON, MARY A. SAWYER (Mrs. Albert How^EiiL Horton) By right of descent from: James Emery, Deputy Anthony Emery 55
Elected Maine. 1902. No. 151 HOWELL, EMILY DEAEBORN AYEES (Mrs. Eezin Gist Howeix) By right of descent from:
Godfrey Dearborn, Founder Tristram Coffin, Magistrate Hon. Peter Coffin Gov. Thomas Dudley Gov. John Winthrop Elected Maiite. 1901. No. 142. INGEAHAM, ELLA MOULTON (Mrs. Dakixjs Holbrook Ingraham)
By right of descent from: Eobert Page, Founder Elected Maine. 1898. No. 115. JAQUES, EMMA DUDLEY
(Mrs. Edwin D. Jaqxxes)
By right of descent from: Gov. Thomas Dudley Elected Tennessee. 1898. No. 113. KIEKLAND, MAEY HENDEESON (Mrs. James Hamptox Kibkland)
By right of descent from: Captain John Barrett
Elected California. 1909. No. 221. MacDEEMOT, FLOEA B. MAIN (Mrs. Chaeles Francis MacDeriiot)
By right of descent from: Eev. Amos Main Elected Maine. 1903. No. 153. MARSHALL, HELEN WALKER
(Mrs. Frank Dennett Marsilali.)
By right of descent from:
William Eastov^r, Founder Capt. Philip Cromwell Elected Georgia. 1898. No. 122. McDANIEL, ANNE HENDERSON (Mrs. Sanders McDaniel)
By right of descent from:
Capt. John Barrett 56 Elected Maim. 1900, No. 128. PARACHOS, LUCINDA MACOMB EVANS
(Mrs. George F. Parachos)
By right of descent from: Jolm Pickering, Founder Nathaniel Morton, Secretary Lieut. Jeremiah Beal Lieut. Anthony Nutter Capt. Laccheus Gould John Perkins Edmund Hobart Lieut. James Pickering John Leavitt Capt. John Sibley Elected Colorado. 1897. No. 108. EUCKER, ABBIE SUNDERLAND (Mrs. Alekan^er Macomb Rucker)
By right of descent from: Robert Page, Founder Elected Katisas. 1903. No. 157. SARGENT, MARY PRESCOTT ZELIE (Mrs. Cearence Spalding Sargent)
By right of descent from: Lieut. John Sanborn Elected Maine. 1899. No. 127. SAWYER, MARTHA COPP PAUL (Mrs. Robert WrLLiAM Sawyer)
By right of descent from: Capt. Tobias Langdon Elected Missouri. 1901. No. 141. SHAPLEIGH, HELEN SHAPLEIGH (Mrs. Richard Waldron Shapleigh)
By right of descent from:
Col. Richard Waldron Hon. John Pickering Ensign Thomas Bartlett John Plaisted, Chief Justice Cornet John Chandler Lieut. Roger Plaisted Samuel Chandler Henry Sewall Major Charles Frost Alexander Shapleigh Nicholas Frost Ensign John Shapleigh Ambrose Gibbins, Assistant Major Nicholas Shapleigh William Hubbard Henry Sherburne Philip Jones, Jr. Anthony Stanyan Thomas Jones Capt. Simon Wainwright Capt. Tobias Langdon Rev. John Wheelwright John Pickering Col. John Wheelwright Hon. Thomas Withers 57 Elected 1898. No. 118. SHELLEY, LYDIA JANE PENDEXTER Texas
(Mrs. Robert C. Sheililey) By right of descent from: Lieut.-Col. John Titcomb Elected 1909. No. 223 SMITH, LOUISE SHERMAN Missouri,
(Mrs. Raxph Lajshcastter iSgviith) By right of descent from: Lieut. John Huntoon Elected Alabama. 1906. No. 189 TRIMBLE, JENNIE ROBINSON (Mrs. Nathaniel W. Trembee) By right of descent from: Lieut. Edward Gove Robert Page Capt. William Marston Hon. Thomas Roberts Capt. William Marston, Jr. Lieut. John Sanborn Lieut. Joseph Sanborn Elected Kentucky. 1904. No. 164. VANCE, MARY JOSEPHINE HUNTOON (Mrs. Ap Morgan Vance) By right of descent from: Samuel Eastman, Deputy Elected Maine. 1897. No. 110. VERRILL, LOUISE SHURTLEFF BROWN (Mrs. H. M. Verrill) By right of descent from: Capt. George Brown Edmund Hobart John Alden, Assistant Ensign James Kidder Capt. John Andrews William Pabody Lieut. Jeremiah Beal Capt. Edward Richmond Lieut. Samuel Brown Col. Sylvester Richmond John Bursley Hon. William Richmond William Crocker Thomas Rogers Gov. Thomas Hinckley Capt. Jonathan Ware Elected Maine. 1900. No. 140. WALKER, MARY LIZZIE HOBBS (Mrs. John Francis Walker) By right of descent from: Capt. Philip Cromwell William Eastow 58
Elected Missouri. 1898. No. 120. WARE, MARTHA ELLEN YOUNG t (Mbs. Wiuliam Eliot Ware) By right of descent from: Capt. Joseph Young John Folsom California. Elected 1897. No. 73. WINCHESTER, ELIZABETH HILLER FOSTER (Mrs. Frajstk Winchester) By right of descent from:
Col. John Appleton Capt. Edmund Greenleaf Capt. John Appleton Capt. Stephen Greenleaf Capt. David Barbour Capt. Stephen Greenleaf, Jr. Lieut. Thomas Barbour Thomas Hart* * Tristram Coffin, Magistrate Robert Lord Maj.-Gen. Daniel Denison Thomas Lynde Gov. Thomas Dudley John Moore Capt. Timothy Dutton Lieut. Andrew Newcomb Capt. William Gerrish Capt. Obadiah Newcomb Henry Gibbs Rev. John Rogers Maj.-Gen. Daniel Gookin Rev. Nathaniel Rogers Capt. Samuel Gookin John Upham Elected Teras. 1897. No. 107 WINSTON, CAROLINE SOPHIA TAYLOR (Mrs. George Taylor Winston)
Transferred to North Carolina. In Memoriam
MES. JAMES P. BARTLETT, 1897
MES. JOHN J. BELL, 1902
MES. CHAELES HENEY BUEBANK, 1902
MES. JOHN AECHIBALD CAMPBELL, 1908
MES. PEESON C. CHENEY, 1901
MES. LUCIEN B. CLOUGH, 1906
MES. JOSEPH FOSTEE, 1904
MISS HOPE GOODWIN, 1909
MES. SIMON GOODELL GEIFFIN, 1906
MISS EMILY CAEOLINE HAEEIS, 1905
MISS MAEY ASTON HATCH, 1902
MES. ISAAC HILL, 1910
MES. E. c. Mclaughlin, 1908
MES. CHAELES SUMNEE MUEKLAND, 1910
MES. JOSEPH EOBEETS, 1907
MES. CHAELES HENEY SAWYEE, 1899
MES. JEEEMIAH SMITH, 1904
MISS ELIZABETH PAGE STAEK, 1896
59 6o
MES. FERDINAND ANSON STILLINGS, 1906
MES. JOSEPH TIMOTHY WALKEE, 1901
MES. SOLON S. WHITHED, 1908
MES. WILLIAM A. WINDEE, 1906
MES. FEEEMAN P. WOODBIIRY, 1907
NON-COLONIAL
MES. GEOEGE B. CAEPENTEE, 1905
MES. LEAETUS CONNOE, 1907
MES. HOEACE DAVIS, 1909
MES. GEOEGE FEEDEEICK EVANS, 1909
MES. THOMAS FLINT, 1906 MES. WILLIAM ELIOT WAEE Register of Service.
Owing to changes in the eligibility lists of several states, some names which were formerly eligible are no longer so. This means, simply, that a candidate could no longer enter on these names, and they have accordingly been marked with a *. The committee claims no accuracy as to dates of birth and death, such dates being approximate and serving only to identify the per- son. Eevolutionary services are in brackets.
The committee will consider it a favor to be notified of any errors.
61 Register of Service
Abbott, George,* 1615-1681, Massachusetts. Settler.
Abbott, John,* 1648-1721, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1701; Moderator, 1715, 1716.
Abbott, Thomas, 1624-1695, Massachusetts. Captain of Militia at Andover.
Adams, Thomas, 1713-1802, Massachusetts. Captain in French War.
Alden, John, 1599-1687, Massachusetts. One of the Historic Founders of Plymouth Colony; Assistant for thirty-six years; Deputy-Governor, 1621-1680; Eepresenta- tive to General Court, 1641-1649; Member of Council of War, 1653-1660, 1675, 1676; Treasurer, 1656-1659.
Allen, Caleh, 1693 , Ehode Island. Assistant, 1765.
Allen, George, 1648, Massachusetts. Deputy from Sandwich to Plymouth General Court, 1640, 1641, 1642, 1644.
Allerton, Isaac, 1659, Massachusetts. Signer of Mayflower Compact; Governor's Assistant, 1621, 1634.
Almt, WilHam, 1601-1676, Rhode Island. Commissioner from Portsmouth to General Court of Com- missioners, 1648, 1656, 1657, 1663. 62 63
Ambrose, Henry, 1658, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of the Colony of New Hamp- shire.
Andrews, Henry, 1652, Massachusetts. Deputy from Taunton to Plymouth General Court, 1639, 1642, 1643, 1647, 1649.
Andrews, John, 1618-1708, Massachusetts. Lieutenant of Third Company at Chebaco, March 30, 1683.
Andrews, John, 1662-1742, Massachusetts. First Captain of Fourth Foot Company of Taunton.
Angell, Thomas, 1694, Ehode Island. One of the Signers of the first Written Compact of Provi- dence Plantation, 1640; Commissioner from Providence to Court of Commissioners, 1652, 1653.
Appleton, Isaac, 1664-1747, Massachusetts. Lieutenant on Expedition to Port Eoyal, 1707; Major of Essex County Eegiment of Militia.
Appleton, John, 1622-1699, Massachusetts. Deputy to General Court, 1656-1660, 1662-1667, 1669, 1670, 1671, 1674, 1675, 1678; Lieutenant, 1653; Captain Essex Cavalry, May 27, 1668; Captain Ipswich Troops, October 10, 1683.
ApplbtoiN, John, 1652-1739, Massachusetts, Councillor, 1698-1704, 1706-1723; Justice of Court of Com- mon Pleas, 1704-1732; Judge of Probate, 1702-1739; Lieu- tenant, March 30, 1683; Colonel.
Appleton, Samuel, 1586-1670, Massachusetts. Deputy to General Court, 1637; Captain, September, 1637; Commander-in-Chief of army in frontier towns in Connecti- cut, September 24, 1637, with title of Major; Associate Jus- tice of Quarter Court, May 17, 1637. 64
Appleton-, Samuel, 1635-1692, Massachusetts. Eepresentative from Ipswich to Massachusetts General Court, 1669, 1671, 1673, 1675, 1676, 1678, 1679, 1680; As- sistant, 1681-1686; Councillor, 1689-1692; Major in com- mand of the Massachusetts troops of the Army of the United
Colonies, December 19, 1675; Sergeant-Maj or of the South Regiment in Essex, October 18, 1682.
Arnold, Eleazer, 1651-1722, Ehode Island. Deputy to the General Court, 1686, 1700, 1701, 1703, 1706, 1707, 1711, 1713.
Arnold, Thomas, 1599-1672, Ehode Island. Deputy from Providence to the General Court, 1666, 1667, 1670, 1671, 1672.
Arnold, William, 1587-1676, Ehode Island. Commissioner to General Court of Commissioners, 1661; one of the thirteen Original Proprietors of Providence Planta- tions.
Aslett, John, 1728, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1701-1703, 1709- 1711.
Atherton, Peter, 1705-1764, Massachusetts. Lieutenant-Colonel Second Worcester Eegiment and Captain of Third Company in the same; Deputy to General Court, 1740, 1764.
AvEUT, James, 1620-1700, Connecticut. 'Deputy from New London to Connecticut General Court, 1659-1661, 1664, 1665, 1667-1669, 1675-1678, 1680, 1682- 1686, 1689, 1690, 1694, 1695; Captain New London Forces, 1673; Captain in King Philip's War, 1675; Captain of New London Trainband, 1681.
Ateirs, John, 1657, Massachusetts. Captain, 1650. 65
Ayers, Eobert,* 1625-1711, Massachusetts. Sergeant,
Bachildek, Eev. Stephen, 1561-1660, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire; First Minister at Hampton, 1638-1641.
Badger, Joseph, 1722-1803, Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Ensign, Lieutenant, Captain of Haverhill Militia; Colonel of the Tenth New Hampshire Eegiment, July 10, 1771, also Colonel September 5, 1775; [Muster Master, 1776; Brigadier- General, June 27, 1780; Councillor; Judge of Probate, 1784- 1797.]
Baker, Rev. Nicholas, 1611-1678, Massachusetts. Deputy to the General Court, 1636, 1637, 1638; Pastor of First Church in Scituate, 1660-1678.
• Baker, Otis, , New Hampshire. Deputy to New Hampshire General Court, 1768, 1770, 1772, 1773, 1775; Judge of Court of Common Pleas, 1773-1785; Member Committee of Safety; Colonel Second New Hamp- shire Eegiment.
Baker, Thomas, 1636-1718, Massachusetts. Lieutenant of a Troop of Horse, 1685; Captain, 1713; Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1683, 1684, 1685, 1690, 1692, 1693, 1694, 1698, 1700.
Barbour, David, 1686 , Connecticut. Captain of Trainband in Hebron.
Barbour, George, 1615-1683, Massachusetts. Captain Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, 1683; Captain Medfield Foot Company, 1646 and after, including King Philip's War; Deputy from Medfield to Massachusetts General Court, 1668, 1669, 1673, 1676, 1677, 1679, 1680, 1683. 66
Barbour, Thomas, 1614-1662, Connecticut. 'Lieutenant First Company of Simsburg.
Barnard, John, , Massachusetts. Deputy from Amesbury to Massachusetts General Court, 1696, 1697; Captain of Militia, 1690-1700.
Barnwe!ll, John, 1671-1723, South Carolina. Deputy-Secretary of South Carolina, 1702; Commander of Forces against the Tuscaroras, 1711; Colonel, 1715; Commis- sioner to the King, 1719; Commander-in-Chief, 1722.
Barrell, Nathaniel, 1732-1831, New Hampshire. Ensign in Quebec Expedition, in the capture of that city, 1759; promoted to Captain for service; appointed by George III Councillor for New Hampshire, and served under Gover- nor Wentworth.
Barrett, Humphrey, 1630-1716, Massachusetts. Ensign Concord Foot Company, October 14, 1G85; Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1()91.
Barrett, James, 1710-1779, Massachusetts. Deputy from Concord to Massachusetts General Court, 1768- 1775; Member 1^-ovincial Congresses, 1774, 1775.
Barrett, John,* , Massachusetts. Settler; assigned garrison duty in King Philip's War.
Barrett, John, 1731-1806, New Hampshire. Captain in Colonel Seth Warner's Company at capture of Crown Point, 1775; Captain in assault upon Quebec, 1775, 1776; [Deputy, 1778, 1781, 1782; Colonel of Upper Regiment of Vermont.]
Bartlett, Josiah, 1729-1795, New Hampshire. 'Lieutenant-Colonel Seventh Eegiment of Militia, November 11, 1766; Delegate to Second Continental Congress, 1775; Signer of Declaration of Independence. [Last President and First Governor of New Hampshire; Chief Justice Court of Common Pleas, 1779-1780; Associate Justice Supreme Court, 1782-1788; Chief Justice Supreme Court, 1788; Councillor.] 67
BAi{Tf..i;TT, Eichnrd, 1()-31-1G9S, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1G79, 1680, 1G81, 1G84, 1685, 168G.
Bartlett, Thomas, 1594-1654, Massachusetts. Ensign of Watertown MiHtia in Pequot War.
Bass, Samuel, 1601-1694, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1641, and for twelve years after.
BASSErrT, William, 1667, Massachusetts. One of the Historic Founders of Plymouth Colony; Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1640-1644, 1648.
Bates, Edward, • -1686, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1639, 1640, 1641, 1660.
BAYLJiY, Jacob, 1726-1815, New Hampshire. Lieutenant; Captain; Lieutenant-Colonel; Colonel, serving from 1756-1763 in French and Indian War; member of Coun- cil of Safety; Commissioner to the Indians. [Brigadier-Gen- eral, also Commissary-General in Revolution.]
Beal, Jeremiah, 1631-1716, Massachusetts. Ensign of Foot Company under Captain Joshua Hubbard, 1681; Lieutenant, 1683; Deputy to General Court, 1G91, 1692, 1701.
Beok, Henry,* , New Hampshire. Signer of Dover Combination.
Bell, John, 1679-1743, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of Colony of New Hampshire.
Bell, John, Jr., 1730-1825, New Hampshire. Magistrate; Member Provincial Congress, 1775; Special Jus- tice Court of Common Pleas; One of the Committee ol; the General Assembly to make a Draft of a Declaration for Inde- pendence of the United Colonies. 68
Bellows, Benjamin, 1712-1777, New Hampshire. Major in command of a detachment of soldiers for the defense of New Hampshire towns in the Connecticut valley, 1754; Lieutenant-Colonel Sixth New Hampshire Regiment, 1767.
Bellows, Joseph, 1744-1817, New Hampshire. Lieutenant, 1775. [Captain, 1777; Major, 1779; Lieutenant- Colonel.]
Benedictt, Thomas, 1617-1700, New York. Lieutenant of Foot Company, Jamaica, Long Island, April 7, 1665; Member of Convention at Hempstead, 1665; Deputy, 1690-1694.
Bigelow, Josiah, 1730-1810, Massachusetts. Lieutenant, 1775.
BiGLO, Samuel, 1653-1731, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1708, 1709, 1710.
Bishop, James, 1691, Connecticut. Deputy from New Haven to the General Court, 1661-1664; Member of a Committee appointed by New Haven General Court to treat with Colony of Connecticut concerning the union of the two Colonies, 1664; Secretary of New Haven Colony, 1661-1665; Assistant of Connecticut, 1667-1682; Deputy-Governor of Connecticut, 1683-1687, 1689-1691.
Blaisdell, Jonathan, 1671-1749, Massachusetts. Lieutenant Amesbury Militia, 1743-1746.
Blood, James,* 1605-1684, Massachusetts. Deputy from Salisbury to Massachusetts General Court, 1660; from Concord, 1683; Sargeant.
Blunt, Rev. John, 1706-1748, New Hampshire. Active in founding and forwarding the interests of the Col- ony; Minister at Newcastle, 1732-1748. 69
BoDWELL, Daniel, 1693-1761, Massachusetts. Captain of a Military Company at Andover.
BoRDEiV, Eichard, 1601-1671, Rhode Island. Assistant, 1653, 1654; Treasurer of Province, 1654, 1655; Commissioner from Portsmouth to Court of Commissioners, 1654, 1656, 1657; Deputy, 1667, 1670.
BoTELER, Henry, , Maryland. Captain of the Eangers in Old French War; Commandant of Fort Frederick, 1757.
BouRXE, Thomas, 1637-1664, Massachusetts. Deputy to the General Court, 1641, 1642, 1645.
BoUTON, John, 1615-1704, Connecticut. Deputy to Connecticut General Court, 1671-1685; Magistrate; Commissioner on Indian Claims.
BouTON, Joseph, 1726-1778, Connecticut. Captain in General Montgomery's Command, Siege of Louis- burg, 1745.
BowEN, Henry, 1633-1723, Massachusetts. Lieutenant under Captain Isaac Johnson in Great Swamp Fight.
BowEN, Obadiah,* , Massachusetts. Deputy to Plymouth Ceneral Court, 1681, 1682.
Botes, Eobert, 1692-1768, New Hampshire. Historic Founder of New Hampshire; Deputy to the General Court, 1734, 1735, 1737, 1739, 1740.
Boynton-, Joseph, 1645-1730, Massachusetts. Captain in Provincial Forces; Deputy to the General Court, 1697-1714.
Beackett, Eichard, 1610-1690, Massachusetts. Captain Braintree Military Company; Deputy to Massachu- setts General Court, 1655, 1665, 1667, 1671, 1672, 1674, 1680, 1681. 70
Bhadbury, Thomas, 1610-1695, Massachusetts. Agent for Sir Ferdinando Gorges, 1636; Deputy to Massachu- setts General Court, 1651, 1653, 1656, 1657, 1660, 1661, 1666; Captain of Militia; Eecorder of Norfolk County six years; Associate Judge, 1657.
Bradley, Amos, 1738-1813, Massachusetts. Committee of Correspondence, January, 1775; Delegate from Dracut to Provincial Congress at Watertown, May, 1775.
BRADfSTREET, Simon, 1603-1697, Massachusetts and New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of Massachusetts Bay Colony; Assistant elected in England, 1629, 1630-1678; Sec- retary of Colony of Massachusetts, 1630-1636; Deputy-Gover- nor, 1678; Governor of Massachusetts, 1679-1686, 1689-1692; Governor of New Hampshire, 1689-1692; Agent to England, 1662; Commissioner of the United Colonies, 1644, 1648-1661, 1663-1666, 1670, 1671, 1672; President of the United Colo- nies, 1653, 1663, 1664; President of Council of Safety, 1689; Councillor, 1692.
Brekton, "William, 1674, Massachusetts and Ehode Island. Deputy from Boston to Massachusetts General Court, 1635, 1636, 1637; one of the Historic Founders of Newport, 1639; one of the Elders of Aquidneck, 1639; Deputy-Governor of Newport, 1640, 1641, 1642; President of Colony of Providence Plantations, 1660, 1661; Commissioner to the General Court for Providence, 1660; for Portsmouth, October, 1660; for New- port, 1661, 1662; named in Royal Charter, 1663; Commissioner on Boundary with Plymouth Colony, 1664; Deputy-Governor of Rhode Island, 1663, 1664, 1665; Governor, 1666, 1667, 1668.
Brett, "William, , Massachusetts. Deputy from Bridgewater to Plymouth General Court, 1661- 1665. 71
Breweir, John, 1629-1689, Maryland. Justice of Arundel County, 1658; Burgess, 1660.
Brfwstek, Jonathan, 1593-1659, Massachusetts, Deputy to Plymouth General Court, 1639, 1641, 1642, 1643, 1644.
Brewster, William, 1560-1644, Massachusetts. One of the Historic Founders of Plymouth Colony; Ruling Elder of Plymouth Plantation.
Brooklebank, Samuel, 1676, Massachusetts. Captain of Rowley Foot Company, 1673; Commander of Gar- rison at Marlboro, Mass.
Brooks, Joshua, 1688-1768, Massachusetts. Lieutenant, 1746.
Brooks, Thomas, 16 1667, Massachusetts. Deputy from Concord to Massachusetts General Court, 1642, 1643, 1644, 1654, 1659, 1661, 1662; Captain of Concord Foot Company, 1643.
Brown-, Rev. Chad, , Rhode Island. One of the Thirteen Signers of the First Written Compact of Providence Plantations.
Brown, Elisha, , Rhode Island. Many years Member of General Assembly; Deputy-Governor, 1765-1767.
Brown, George, 1668-1738, Massachusetts. Captain, 1733; Deputy, 1716, 1717, 1721-1724, 1727.
Brown", John, 1662, Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Assistant, 1635-1655, except in 1636; Council of War, 1642, 1646, 1653; Commissioner of the United Colonies, 1644-1655; one of the Purchasers of the "King's Province" of Rhode Island, 1659. 72
Brown, Samuel, 1701-1779, Massachusetts. Lieutenant of Billerica Company, 1755.
Beuen, Obadiah, 1606-1680, Massachusetts and Connecticut. Deputy from Gloucester to Massachusetts General Court, 1G46, 1647, 1648, 1649, 1659; Deputy to General Court of Connec- ticut, 1660, 1663, 1664, 1665, 1666; Commissioner to the In- dians, 1663; Corporator named in Royal Charter of Connecti- cut, 1662.
BuEL, Samuel, 1641-1720, Connecticut. Deputy from Killingworth to Connecticut General Court, 1692, 1693, 1696, 1697, 1698, 1700, 170.2, 1704, 1706, 1708, 1710, 1711, 1714, 1715.
BuEL, Samuel, 1663-1732, Connecticut. Lieutenant; Captain Killingworth Trainband, 1718.
BuLKELEY, Eev. Edward, 1614-1696, Massachusetts. Preacher of election sermon, 1680.
BuLKELEY, Rev. Peter, 1583-1659, Massachusetts. Minister at Concord, 1635-1659; active in founding and for- warding the interests of the Colony.
BuLKELEY, Peter, 1641-1688, Massachusetts. Fellow Harvard College, 1663-1666; Agent to England, 1676; Deputy from Concord to Massachusetts General Court, 1673, 1674, 1675, 1676; Speaker, 1676; Assistant, 1677-1684; Cap-
tain Concord Foot Company, June 1, 1677; Major in com-
mand of Second Middlesex Regiment, October 13, 1680 ; Com- missioner of United Colonies, 1682, 1683; Councillor of Royal Province of New England, 1686-1688.
Bun-ten, Andrew, 1736-1776, New Hampshire. Captain, 1775.
BuRLiNGAME, Roger, 1718, Rhode Island. Lieutenant of Militia; Deputy from Warwick, 1690. 73
BuRNBAM, Michael, 1705-1758, Connecticut. Commander-in-Chief of Provincial Navy, 1746-1758; Captain Second Company Sixth Connecticut Regiment, May, 1756; Captain of Colony's Brigantine "Tartar," May, 1757.
BuRNHAM, Thomas, 1694, Massachusetts. Ensign, 1675; Lieutenant, March 30, 1683; Deputy from Ips- wich to Massachusetts General Court, 1683, 1684, 1685.
BuRSLEiY, John, 1660, Massachusetts. One of the Historic Founders of Massachusetts Bay Colony; Deputy, 1636.
BuTLEB, John, 1658, Massachusetts. Captain of Militia, 1654.
Butler, John, 1652-1738, Massachusetts. Captain of Militia, 1732.
Butler, William, 1653-1730, Massachusetts. Lieutenant in Captain Francis Wainwright's Company, 1696.
BuTTERFiELD, Joscph, 1680-1757, Massachusetts. Captain at Dunstable.
Call, John, 1635-1697, Massachusetts. Ensign First Company of Charle.stown, March 16, 1680.
Canedy, William, 1689-1774, Massachusetts. Lieutenant, December, 1723; Captain, January, 1724,
Carleton, Edward, 1638-1650, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1644-1647.
Carleton, John, 1630-1668, Massachusetts. Lieutenant-Colonel of ''Haverhill Division of Militia for Es- sex County."
Carpenter, William, 1605-1659, Massachusetts. Deputy to the General Court, ' 1641, 1643, 1645; Captain, 1642. 74
Carpenteh, William, 1685, Ehode Island. One of the thirteen Original Proprietors of Providence Planta- tions; Deputy, 1664, 1665, 1675, 1676, 1679; Assistant, 1665- 1673.
Carter, John, 1692, Massachusetts. Ensign, 1651; Lieutenant, 1669; Captain of Woburn Com- pany, May 15, 1672.
Carter, John, 1652-1727, Massachusetts. Lieutenant Woburn Military Company.
Chadburnb, Humphrey, 1667, Maine and New Hampshire. Eepresentative from Kittery, 1657-1659.
Challis (Challice), Philip Watson, 1617-1681, Massachusetts. Deputy, 1662; Magistrate, 1668; Lieutenant Salisbury Military Company, 1662; Lieutenant Amesbury Military Company, June 11, 1680.
Chandlek, John, , Massachusetts. Cornet in His Majesty's Blue Troop under Governor Ber- nard.
Chandler, Joseph, 1669 , Massachusetts. Captain of Militia at Andover, 1710-1716.
Chandler, Samuel, 1673-1745, Massachusetts. Deputy to the General Court, 1729-1736.
Chan-dleu, Thomas, 1630-1703, Massachusetts. Deputy from Andover to Massachusetts General Court, 1678, 1679, 1680, 1690, 1694; Lieutenant Andover Foot Company, October 10, 1683; Captain before 1690.
Chase, Aquila, 1618-1670, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire.
Chauncey, Rev. Charles, 1673, Massachusetts. Minister at Scituate and Cambridge, 1638-1672; President of Harvard College, 1654-1672; Election Sermon, 1656. 75
Cheesebobouoh, William,* 1594-1669, Massachusetts and Connecticut. Kepresentative to Massachusetts General Court, 1640; Rep- resentative to Connecticut General Court, 1653, 1655-1657.
Oheeveb, Ezekiel,* 1614-1708, Connecticut. Deputy, 1646; Patentee of New London under Charter of 1663.
Child, Moses, 1731-1793, Massachusetts. Ensign; commissioned by Governor Shirley Lieutenant in Old French War.
Chipman, John, 1614-1708, Massachusetts. Deputy from Barnstahle to Plymouth General Court, 1663, 1664, 1665, 1666, 1668, 1669.
Christophers, Christopher, 1683-1728, Connecticut. Captain of Second Company in New London, 1715; Deputy, 1721-1723; Assistant, 1723-1728; Judge of County Court of New London County, 1724-1728.
CiLLEY, Joseph, 1701-1786, New Hampshire. Agent for Proprietors for Grant at Nottingham; Captain.
CiLLEY, Joseph, Jr., 1734-1799, New Hampshire. Captain; Major in Poore's Second New Hampshire Eegiment, 1774; Lieutenant-Colonel, 1776. [Major-General, 1786; Councillor; President of Order of Cincinnati.]
Clap, Roger, 1630-1691, Massachusetts. One of the Historic Founders of Massachusetts Bay Colony; Deputy from Dorchester to Massachusetts General Court, 1647, 1652-1657, 1659-1665, 1671; Lieutenant Dorchester Company, 1646; Captain, 1662; Captain of the Castle, 1665- 1686.
Clap, Samuel, 1634-1708, Massachusetts. Ensign Dorchester Foot Company, March 30, 1683; Captain, June 27, 1689; Deputy, 1689, 1690, 1691, 1692, 1693, 1695, 1696, 1698, 1699, 1700. 76
Claek, Ninian, , New Hampshire. Justice, appointed by the Crown.
Clark, Eobert, , New Hampshire. Deputy from Londonderry to the General Court of New- Hampshire, 1755, 1756, 1757.
Clarke, Nathaniel, 1644-1690, Massachusetts. Ensign, June 4, 1685; appointed Naval Officer for Newbury^
Salisbury, and Portsmouth, May 7, 1684.
Clarke, Thomas, 1599-1697, Massachusetts. One of the Historic Founders of Plymouth Colony; Deputy to Plymouth General Court, 1651, 1655, 1656.
Clement, Robert, 1590-1658, Massachusetts. Deputy to the General Court, 1645-1654; Associate Judge for Norfolk County, 1648, 1649; County Commissioner.
Clifton, Thomas, 1606-1681, Rhode Island. Deputy from Newport, 1673, 1674, 1675.
Clough, Jeremiah, , New Hampsliire. Captain at Garrison Fort, 1745-1746; Captain of Foot Com- pany, Eleventh New Hampshire Regiment, under Colonel Enoch Poor; Deputy to Fourth Provincial Congress, 1775.
Cobb, Henry, 1613-1679, Massachusetts. Deputy from Barnstable to Plymouth General Court, 1644,, 1646, 1647, 1653, 1659, 1660, 1661, 1663.
Cobb, John, , New Hampshire. Lieutenant in American Army, 1775, 1776.
CoBTJRNT, Timothy, 1716 , Massachusetts. Captain Dracut Militia, 1763.
COE, Robert, 1596-1673, Connecticut and New York.
Assistant Judge of Court of Stamford, April 5, 1643; Magis- trate at Newtowne, Long Island; Representative to General Convention at Hartford, May, 1664; Delegate to New Am- sterdam, 1653; High Sheriff, Yorkshire, Long Island, 1669-71. 77
CoFFrNT, Nathaniel, 1669-1748, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1719-1721; Member of Council, 1730; Special Justice Court of Common Pleas, 1734.
Coffin, Peter, 1631-1715, New Hampshire. Captain; Deputy, 1672, 1673, 1679; Councillor of New Hamp- shire, 1692-1712; Acting Governor of New Hampshire, 1692- 1697, 1703-1715; Chief Justice of the Province, 1697; Asso- ciate Justice, 1699-1714.
Coffin-, Rev. Peter, 1772, New Hampshire. Minister at Kingston East, 1733-1772; active in founding and forwarding the interests of the Colony.
Coffin, Peter, 1723-1796, Massachusetts. Eepresentative, 1744-1792; Lieutenant-Colonel Sixth Essex Eegiment, January 28, 1775.
Coffin, Tristram, 1605-1681, New York. Lieutenant, 1654; Chief Magistrate of Nantucket, commis- sioned by Lovelace, 1671-1673, by Andros, 1677-1681.
Coffin, Tristram, Jr., 1632-1704, Massachusetts. Lieutenant Newbury Company, 1683; Deputy, 1696-1702.
Coffin, Tristram, 1691-1761, New Hampshire. Captain of Troop of Horse, commissioned by Governor
Belcher, November 6, 1732.
Cogswell, John, 1665-1710, Massachusetts. Lieutenant Ipswich Company.
COLTON, George, 1644-1699, Massachusetts. Quartermaster of Major Pynchon's "Hampshire Troop," 1668; served in King Philip's War; Deputy to the General Court, 1669, 1671, 1677.
CoLTON, Thomas, 1651-1728, Massachusetts. Ensign, 1679; Lieutenant, 1685; Captain, 1693. 78
CoNANT, Eoger, 1623-1GT9, Massachusetts. One of the Historic Founders of Massachusetts Bay Colony;: Governor at Cape Ann, 1625, 1626; Governor at Salens 1627; Deputy to first Massachusetts General Court, 1634; Magistrate of Quarterly Court at Salem, 1637.
Cooke, Franc-is, abt. 1582-1663, Massachusetts. Signer Mayflower Compact; one of the Historic Founders of Plymouth Colony.
CoEwm, John, 1663-1729, New York. Captain of Military Company at Southhold, Long Island.
Cotton-, Eev. John, 1585-1652, Massachusetts. Active in founding and forwarding the interests of the Col-
ony; a Founder of Harvard College; Preacher of first known; Election Sermon, 1634; Minister of First Church, Boston.
Cotton, Eev. John, 1658-1710, Massachusetts and New- Hampshire. Harvard College, 1678; Fellow of Harvard College, 1681- 1690; Minister at Hampton, New Hampshire, 1696-1710; active in forwarding interests of the Colony of New Hamp- shire.
Cotton, Eev. John,* 1693-1757, Massachusetts. Distinguished Clergyman at Newton.
Cotton, Josiah, 1680-1756, Massachusetts. Magistrate at Plymouth.
Cotton, Eev. Eowland, 1667-1722, Massachusetts. Preached Election Sermons, 1706, 1717.
Cotton, Eev. Seaborn, 1633-1686, New Hampshire. Minister at Hampton, 1660-1686; active in founding and forwarding the interests of the Colony; preached Election Sermon, 1673.
CO'X, Moses, 1594-1687, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire. 79
Ceockee, William, 1612-1692, Massachusetts. Deputy from Barnstable to Plymoutli General Court, 1670, 1671, 1674.
Crombie, John, , New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire.
Cromwell, Philip, 1708, New Hampshire. Captain during King William's War, 1689-1691.
Crosby, Simon, 1637-1726, Massachusetts. Deputy from Billerica to Massachusetts General Court, 1690, 1691, 1697, 1698.
Currier, John, 1726-1806, Massachusetts. Lieutenant, 1757; Captain of Company of Minute Men, 1775.
Currier, Eichard, 1663-1748, Massachusetts. Captain, 1721-1748.
CusHiNG, Charles, 1734-1776, Massachusetts. First Sheriff of Lincoln County; Colonel, 1776; [Brigadier- General, 1777].
CusHiNG, John, 1638-1708, Massachusetts. Deputy from Scituate, 1676, 1679, 1682-1686; Judge Court of Common Pleas, 1692-1696; Assistant, 1689, 1690, 1691.
CusHTNG, John, 1660-1738, Massachusetts. Deputy from Scituate, 1697, 1701, 1702; Councillor, 1706, 1707-1728; Judge Court of Common Pleas, 1700-1728; Judge Superior Court, 1728-1733.
CusHiNG, John, 1695-1778, Massachusetts. Deputy from Scituate, 1735-1737; Councillor, 1736-1738, 1763; Judge Court of Common Pleas, 1738-1747; Judge Superior Court, 1747, 1748-1771.
CusHMAN, Eobert, 1580 , Massachusetts. Signer of the Mayflower Compact; one of the Historic Found- ers of Plymouth Colony. 8o
CusHMAN, Eev. Thomas,*, 1608 , Massachusetts. Elder of Church at Pl}^Tiouth, 1621.
CuTT, Eobert, 1674, Massachusetts and Maine. Special Justice Court of Common Pleas; Justice of Peace with authority to manage affairs of that part of the Province of Maine, 1665.
Cutting, John, 1758, Massachusetts. Captain.
Daggett, Thomas,* 1691, Massachusetts. Surveyor, 1673-1682; Clerk of Court at Martha's Vineyard, 1670.
Daggett, Thomas, 1726, Massachusetts. Lieutenant, 1691.
Dalton, Philemon, 1590-1662, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire.
Dalton, Samuel, 1629-1680, Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Deputy from Hampton to the General Court of Massachusetts, 1662, 1664, 1666, 1669, 1671, 1673, 1676, 1678, 1679; Asso- ciate for Norfolk County, 1674-1679; Member of Council for New Hampshire, 1679, 1680.
Dam, Joseph, , New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire; Eepre- sentative to the General Court, 1715-1723.
Dame, John, 1697-1768, New Hampshire. Deputy to the General Court, 1715-1723.
Dane, Eev. Francis, 1636-1696, Massachusetts. Minister at Andover, 1648-1696; active in forwarding the interests of the Colony.
Danpokth, Jonathan, 1627-1712, Massachusetts. Lieutenant, 1675; Captain Billerica Foot Company, 1683; Deputy, 1684. 8i
Danporth, Nicholas, 1589-1638, Massachusetts. Deputy, 1635, 1636, 1637.
Davis, John, 1623-1685, New Hampshire. Ensign; built Davis Garrison.
Deaebortst, Godfrey, 1686, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire.
Deaebork, Levi, 1730-1792, New Hampshire. Member Provincial Congress, 1775; [Committee of Safety, January, 1777].
DENiaoN, Daniel, 1612-1682, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1635-16-40, 16-44:- 1649, 1651, 1652; Speaker, 1649-1652; Captain, 1637; Major, 1648; Major-General Massachusetts Colony, 1653, 1654-1660, 1662, 1663, 1674, 1680; Justice Quarterly Court, 1654-1682; Assistant, 1653-1682; Commissioner of the United Colonies, 1654-1657, 1659-1661, 1671, 1673-1675, 1679; President of the United Colonies, 1662; Fellow Harvard College, 1673- 1681.
Denison, George, 1620-1694, Connecticut. Deputy from Stonington to Connecticut General Court, 1654, 1656, 1671, 1674, 1675, 1678, 1682-1687, 1689, 1693, 1694; Captain in King Philip's War.
Denison, William, 1586-1653, Massachusetts. Deputy from Eoxbury to Massachusetts General Court, 1634, 1635.
Dkntnett, Ephraim, 1689-1770, New Hampshire. Deputy to New Hampshire General Court, 1726, 1727, 1728; Councillor, 1732.
Dewey, Jedediah, 1676-1727, Massachusetts. Ensign. 82
Dextee, Gregory, 1609-1700, Rhode Island. Signed agreement for form of Government, 1640; Deputy to the General Court, 1651-1654; President Providence and Warwick, 1653, 1654; named in Eoyal Charter, 1663; Deputy to General Assembly fromi Providence, 1664-1666; Special Advisor to General Assembly, 1676.
Dill, Mathew, 1698-1750, Pennsylvania. Captain in Colonel Chamber's Regiment, 1748; Indian Com- missioner, 1749; Justice Court of Common Pleas, 1749.
Dixie (Dixey), William, 1608-1690, Massachusetts. Ensign Salem Military Company, 1645; Lieutenant of Bev- erly Company, 1675-1677; Captain, 1677-1689; retired, 1689.
Dodge, William, 1640-1720, Massachusetts. Deputy from Beverly to Massachusetts General Court, 1689,
1690, with title of Lieutenant; from Marblehead, 1699, with title of Captain.
Dow, Henry, 1634-1707, New Hampshire. Ensign, 1689; Captain under Sir William Phipps, 1692; Chief Justice Court of Common Pleas, 1699-1707; Marshal of Norfolk County, 1673, 1680; Deputy, 1695, 1697, 1699; Mandamus Councillor, 1702-1707.
Downing, Emanuel, 1655, Massachusetts. Commissioner for annexation of New Hampshire to the juris- diction of Massachusetts; Associate Judge of Quarterly Court; Representative to Massachusetts General Court, 1639, 1640, 1641, 1644, 1648.
Downing, John, 1684-1766, New Hampshire. Colonel; Member Provincial Council, 1742-1763.
Drake, Abraham, 1712, New Hampshire. Marshal of Norfolk County, 1663-1673. 83
Deesser, John, 1 040-1723, Massachusetts. Deputy from Eowley to Massachusetts General Court 1691 1693, 1700, 1704, 1705, 1706; Lieutenant Eowley Company! October 16, 1691; Associate Justice Norfolk County; Mem- ber Governor's Council, 1680.
Drury, Hugh, 1640-1689, Massachusetts. " Lieutenant Pifth Boston Foot Company.
Drury, John, 1646-1678, Massachusetts. Lieutenant Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company.
Drury, Thomas, 1668-1723, Massachusetts. ' Captain.
Dudley, James, 1690-1746, New Hampshire. Commissioned Lieutenant by Governor of the Province.
DuDLET, John, 1725-1805, New Hampshire. ' Deputy to New Hampshire General Court, 1775-1784; Mem- ber of Committee of Safety, 1775, 1776. [Judge Superior Court, 1785-1797.] Dudley, Eev. Samuel, 1630-1683, Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Lieutenant in Captain John Underbill's Company; Dep- uty to Massachusetts General Court from Salisbury,' 1641- 1645; Associate Judge of County Court, 1647, 1648', 1649; Distinguished Minister at Exeter, New Hampshire, 1650-1683'
Dudley, Thomas, 1576-1653, Massachusetts. ' One of the Historic Founders of Massachusetts Bay Colony; Deputy-Governor, 1630-1633, 1637-1639, 1646-1049, 1651^ 1652; Governor, 1634, 1640, 1645, 1650; Assistant (in Eng- land), 1635, 1636, 1641-1644; Commissioner of the United Colonies, 1643; President, 1047, 1649; First Major-General of Massachusetts, 1644; a Founder of Harvard College.
Dudley, Trueworthy, 1700-1745, New Hampshire. Captain in Louisburg Expedition, under Lieutenant-Colonel William Pepperell. 84
Duncan, Nathaniel, 1630-1668, Massachusetts. Captain in Artillery.
Bu Trieux, Phillipe,* , New York. Marshal of New Netherlands.
DuTTON, Timothy, 1737-1814, Massachusetts. Captain.
DwiGHT, Timothy, 1629-1717, Massachusetts.
Cornet Suffolk Troop, May 5, 1676; Lieutenant, October 10, 1683; Captain of Foot; Eepresentative to Massachusetts Gen- eral Court, 1691, 1692, 1693, 1694, 1695.
Eames, Anthony, 1634 , Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1637, 1638, 1643; Deputy to Plymouth General Court, 1653-1658, 1661; Lieu- tenant before 1645; Member of Council of War, 1657.
Eames, Daniel, 1697-1778, Massachusetts. Captain Haverhill Military Company.
Earle, Ralph, 1606-1678, Ehode Island. Treasurer of Portsmouth, 1649, 1657; Captain of a Troop of Horse, 1667; appointed to sit as "Special Court" to try In- dians, 1671.
Eastman, Ebenezer, 1689-1748, New Hampshire. Captain of a Company in Expedition against Canada, 1711; Commander of a Company in Expedition to Cape Breton, 1745.
Eastman, John,* 1640-1720, Massachusetts. Deputy from Salisbury to Massachusetts General Court, 1691.
Eastman, Samuel, 1657-1725, New Hampshire. Deputy to New Hampshire General Court, 1713-1725.
Eastoave, William , Massachusetts and New Hamp- shire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire; Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1644, 1648, 1649. 85
Eato.v, Theophilus, 1590-1658, Massachusetts and Connecticut. One of the Historic Founders of Massachusetts Bay Colony; One of the Historic Founders of New Haven Colony; First Governor of New Haven, 1639-1657; Signer of Articles of Confederation of the United Colonies, 1643; Commissioner of the United Colonies from New Haven, 1643, 1651, 1653, 1657.
Eliot, Andrew, 1627-1704, Massachusetts. Lieutenant; Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1691, 1692, 1694, 1695, 1697.
Eliot, Rev. John, 1631-1690, Massachusetts. Called the "Apostle to the Indians"; active in founding and forwarding the interests of the Colony.
Eliot, Eev. Joseph, 1638-1694, Connecticut. Minister at Guilford, 1664-1694; active in founding and for- warding the interests of the Colony.
Eliot, Eobert, 1642-1724, New Hampshire. King's Councillor for the Province of New Hampshire, 1683, 1684, 1692-1715.
Ellis, Jeremiah, , Rhode Island. Deputy from Greenwich, 1745, 1747, 1748, 1749, 1751, 1752, 1753, 1756; Captain, 1745.
Emehson, Samuel, 1662-1743, New Hampshire. Captain at Oyster River; Representative.
EiiEEY, Anthony,* , New Hampshire. Deputy to the General Court, 1672.
Emery, James, abt. 1630-1714, New Hampshire. Representative to the General Court, 1676, 1693, 1695. 86
EiCDiooTT, John, 1589-1665, Massachusetts. One of the Historic Founders of Massachusetts Bay Colony; conducted an Expedition against the Pequots, 1636; Deputy- Governor, 1644; Major-General of Colonial Troops, 1645; Governor of Massachusetts, 1649-1665, except 1650 and 1654, when he was Deputy-Governor; Commissioner of the United Colonies, 1646-1648; President of the United Colonies, 1658.
Fassett, John, 1720-1794, New Hampshire. Captain of Bennington First Company of Militia, October 24, 1764.
Felton, Nathaniel, 1615-1705, Massachusetts. Ensign, 1679; Lieutenant, 1681.
FEEifALD, Renald, 1595-1656, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire; Surgeon in Mason's Company.
Ffrost, John, 1682-1732, New Hampshire. Commander Ship of War "Edward," 1709; King's Councillor, 1724.
Field, Thomas, 1717, Ehode Island. Deputy, 1667, 1670, 1683, 1685, 1692, 1695-1706; Assistant, 1673, 1674; Treasurer, 1674; in King Philip's War, 1676.
FiSKE, Benjamin, 1683-1765, Ehode Island. Deputy from Scituate, 1730, 1731, 1732; Magistrate, 1732.
FiSKE, John, 1620-1683, Massachusetts. Deputy to the General Court, 1669, 1680, 1681; Ensign.
FiSKE, Phineas, abt. 1600-1673, Massachusetts. Deputy from Wenham, 1653; Captain of Wenham Militia, 1644.
FiSKE, William, 1613-1654, Massachusetts. Deputy from Wenham to Massachusetts General Court, 1647, 1649, 1650, 1652; Ensign; Lieutenant. 87
FiSKE, William, 1 643-1 T 3 7, Massachusetts. Deputy from Wenham to Massachusetts General Court, ITOl, 1704, 1705, 1709, 1711, 1713, 1714, 1716; Ensign; Lieuten- ant.
Flagg, Gershom, 1641-1690, Massachusetts. Lieutenant French and Indian War.
Fletohek, William, 1622-1677, Massachusetts. Ensign at Chelmsford, October 12, 1670; Lieutenant, 1674.
Fletchee, William, 1656-1713, Massachusetts. Ensign, 1702; Lieutenant, 1704.
Flint, Eev. Henry, 1668, Massachusetts. Minister at Braintree, 1639-1668; active in founding and for- warding the interests of the Colony.
Flint, Eev. Josiah, 1645-1680, Massachusetts. H. C. 1664; Minister at Dorchester, 1671-1680; Election Ser- mon, 1677.
FoLSOM, John, 1615-1681, Kew Hampshire. Captain in Provincial Forces, 1645.
FoLSOM, John, 1640-1715, Xew Hampshire. Deputy to General Court, 1688-1695.
FoL&OM, Peter, 1649-1717, New Hampshire. Company, 1710. Ensign, 1692 ; Lieutenant of Exeter
Foster, Jeremiah, 1691-1769, Massachusetts. Captain Sixth Company, Fifth Massachusetts Eegiment^ Louisburg Expedition, 174."to.
FowLE, James, 1690, Massachusetts. Lieutenant of Woburn Company.
FowLE, James, 1667-1714, Massachusetts. Captain Woburn Company. 88
Fowler, Thomas, 1636-1727, Massachusetts. Deputy from Amesbury to Massachusetts General Court, 1695, 1700, 1705, 1706, 1710.
Freeman-, Edmund, abt. 1590-1682, Massachusetts. Assistant Plymouth Colony, 1640-1645; Member Council of War, 1642; Deputy from Sandwich to Plymouth General Court, 1646.
Freeman, John, 1627-1719, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1654, 1656, 1661- 1665; Ensign, 1644; Lieutenant, 1659; Captain in King Philip's War; Council of War, 1658; Assistant, 1666-1681, 1689-1691.
French, William, 1603-1681, Massachusetts. Lieutenant of Cambridge Military Company, 1647; Deputy from Billcrica to Massachusetts General Court, 1660, 1663, 1664.
Frost, Charles, 1632-1697, Massachusetts, Maine, and New- Hampshire. Deputy from Kittery to the Massachusetts General Court, 1658, 1660, 1661, 1669, 1674; Member of Provincial Council of New Hampshire, 1680-1681; one of six councillors commissioned to act as Judges, 1680; Assistant in Massachu-
setts, 1693-1697; Commander-in-chief of Maine Eegiment, 1689; Member of Council for Government of Maine.
Frost, Nicholas, 1585-1663, Maine. Councillor under Sir Ferdinando Gorges.
Frte, John, 1719-1814, Massachusetts. Lieutenant in Expedition against Louisburg, commissioned by Governor Shirley; promoted to Captain for service at Crown Point. 89
Fryee, Nathaniel, 1G59-1T05, New Hampshire. Eepresentative to Massachusetts General Court, 1665; Coun- cillor of New Hampshire, 1683-1703; President of Council, 1695; Judge of Probate, 1697; Chief Justice, Court of Com- mon Pleas, 1693-1695; Captain of Militia, 1703; Acting
Deputy-Governor ; Deputy-Governor.
Fuller, Samuel, 1633, Massachusetts. One of the Historic Founders of Plymouth Colony; Assistant, 1631.
Fuller, Thomas, 1698, Massachusetts. Sergeant in Woburn Militia, 1656; Lieutenant, 1685.
FuEBER, William, 1646-1707, New Hampshire. Appointed by Massachusetts Government as Commander of Furber Garrison, with title of Ensign; promoted to Lieuten- ant, September 30, 1692; Deputy to the General Court, 1692- 1698.
Gallup, John, 1618-1675, Connecticut. Representative from Stonington to Connecticut General Court, 1665-1667; Captain First Company, Connecticut Regi- ment in Narragansett Swamp Fight, 1675.
Gardner, Thomas, 1638-1690, Massachusetts. Member of Committee of Correspondence.
Garland, John,* 1692-1741, New Hampshire. Deputy, 1737; served in Militia under the Crown.
Geerish, John, 1646-1714, New Hampshire. King's Councillor, 1692, 1699-1710; Judge of Superior Court, 1699-1705.
Gerrish, Timothy, 1684-1756, Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Captain of Militia, 1719; Deputy to General Court of New Hampshire, 1709, 1715, 1722; Colonel of Militia, York County, Maine, 1725; Justice of Court of Common Pleas; Royal Councillor of Province of Massachusetts, 1730-1735. 90
Gerrisii, William, 161T-1G87, Massachusetts. Captain Newbury ]\[ilitary Company, 1649; Lieutenant, 1651; Captain in King Philip's War, 1675-1676; Deputy to Massa- chusetts General Court, 1650-1653, 1663, 1664.
GiBBiN'S, Ambrose, -1656, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire; Governor's Assistant, 1640; Captain, 1642.
GiBBS, Benjamin, , Massachusetts. Captain in King Philip's War.
GiBBS, Henry, 1668-1723, Massachusetts. Fellow of Harvard College, 1700-1707.
GiDDiNGS, Daniel, 1704-1771, Massachusetts. Lieutenant Sixth Company, Fifth Massachusetts Regiment, Louisburg Expedition, 1745; Deputy to Massachusetts Gen- eral Court, 1758.
GiDDnsTGS, George, 1610-1676, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1641, 1653, 1654, 1655, 1659, 1660, 1661, 1663, 1664, 1672, 1675.
GiLMAN", Jeremiah, 1660 , Massachusetts. Captain in Colonial Militia, 1710.
GiLMAN, Jeremiah, 1719-1791, New Hampshire. Lieutenant in Crown Point Expedition, 1755; Captain, Sep- tember 30, 1775.
GiLMAN, John, 1624-1708, New Hampshire. Lieutenant Exeter Militia, 1669; Captain; Associate Judge Old Norfolk County, 1678, 1679; Councillor, 1680-1683; Deputy from Exeter, 1692, 1697; Speaker, 1693-1697; Judge Court of Common Pleas; Assistant.
GiLMAN, John, 1676 , New Hampshire. Colonel, commanding a Company against the Indians, 1703, 1704; Deputy to General Assembly, 1716-1722. 91
GiLMORE, James, 1702-1758. New Hampshire. Captain, 1758.
Glidden, Charles, 1713-1802, New Hampsliire. Lieutenant Canterbury Train Band; in Expedition against Louisburg, 1745; several times Deputy to the General Court.
Glidden, Richard, 1660-1728, New Hampshire. Captain of New Hampshire Forces, 1688, 1696.
Gloves, Charles, , New York.
Ensign of Military Company, Southold, Long Island, after- wards Captain.
GoDDARD, John, 1730-1816, Massachusetts. Committee of Correspondence, 1772; Member of Provincial Congress, 1774.
GoDm, Benjamin,* , South Carolina. Member of General Assembly, 1712.
GoFFE, John, 1701-1781, New Hampshire. Lieutenant-Colonel, 1757; Judge of Probate; Deputy from 1762 until abolition of Provincial Government; Member Pro- vincial Congress.
Goodhue, William, 1603-1699, Massachusetts. Deputy from Ipswich to Massachusetts General Court, 1666, 1667, 1673, 1676, 1677, 1680, 1681, 1683.
Goodhue, William, 1712, Massachusetts. Ensign of Third Company at Chebaco, 1683; Eepresentative nine times between 1691-1711.
Goodyear, Stephen, 1657, Connecticut. Magistrate of New Haven Colony, 1641, 1642; Deputy Gov- ernor, 1643-1657; Commissioner of the United Colonies, 1645, 1646, 1647, 1650, 1651. 92
GooKENT, Daniel, 1630-1687, Virginia and Massachusetts. Captain in Virginia; Commander of Upper Norfolk, 1642; Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1649-1651; Speaker, 1651; Assistant, 1652-1675, 1677-1686; Colonel Middlesex Regiment, 1680; Major-General of Massachusetts, 1681-1686; Censor of Press, 1662; appointed to hold County Court, 1660- 1664, 1670, 1671.
GooKiN, Eev. Xathaniel, 1656-1692, Massachusetts. Harvard, 1675; Fellow Harvard College, 1690-1692; Minister of First Parish Church at Cambridge.
GoOKiN-, Rev. Nathaniel, 1686-1734, New Hampshire. Minister at Hampton, 1710-1734; active in founding and for- warding the interests of the Colony.
GooKiN, Samuel, 1652-1730, Massachusetts. Marshal-General, 1690-1691; Captain by 1692; Lieutenant in Colonel Tailer's Regiment at Port Royal, 1710.
GoRHAM, John, 1621-1675, Massachusetts. Deputy from Yarmouth to Plymouth General Court, 1653; Lieutenant, December 17, 1673; Captain Second Company
Plymouth Regiment, October 4, 1675.
Gorton-, Othniel, 1669-1733, Rhode Island. Deputy to Rhode Island General Assembly, 1726, 1730, 1731, 1732, 1733; Captain.
Gorton-, Samuel, 1592-1677, Rhode Island. One of the twelve purchasers of Warwick, 1642; Commis- sioner, 1651, 1656-1660, 1662, 1663; President of Nantucket and Providence, 1651, 1652; Deputy to General Assembly, 1664, 1665, 1666, 1670; Corporator named in Royal Charter, 1663.
Gould, John, 1636-1710, Massachusetts. Lieutenant, 1683; Captain; Deputy from Topsfield to Massa- chusetts General Court, five times. 93
Gould, Laccheiis, 1589-1668, Massachusetts.
One of two salaried Captains, sent to instruct the Colony in Military Discipline; commanded an Expedition against the Pequots, 1637.
Gqye, Edward, 1639-1691, New Hampshire. Lieutenant in Hampton Company, 1690; served in King William's War; Deputy to the General Court, 1680, 1682.
Green, Henry, 1620-1700, New Hampshire. Chief Justice of Court of Common Pleas, 1697, 1698; King's Councillor, 1685-1689, 1692-1698; Justice of Court of Ses- sions.
Green, Jacob, 1726, New Hampshire. Captain.
Greene, John, 1620-1708, Ehode Island. One of the Original Proprietors of Providence Plantations; one of the Purchasers of Warwick; Commissioner to Court of Commissioners, 1652, 1654-1657; Magistrate at General Court of Trials, 1655-1656.
Greene, John, 1620-1708, Ehode Island. Patentee named in Royal Charter, 1663; Commissioner to the General Court of Commissioners, 1652-1663; Deputy, 1664-1674, 1675, 1677, 1680; Attorney-General, 1657-1660; Assistant, 1660-1673, 1677-1690; Agent to England, 1670; Major for the Main, 1683-1686, 1690, 1691, 1696; Councillor of Royal Province of New England, 1686-1689; Deputy-Gov- ernor, 1690-1700.
Greene, Thomas, 1628-1717, Rhode Island. Commissioner to Court of Commissioners, 1662; Deputy, 1667, 1669, 1670, 1671, 1672, 1674, 1678, 1681, 1683, 1684; As- sistant. 1678, 1679, 1680, 1684, 1685.
Greene, Thomas,* 1662-1699, Rhode Island. Deputy from Warwick, 1698. 94
Greeinleaf, Edmund, 1590-1671, Massachusetts. Freeman, 1639; Ensign, 1639; Lieutenant Nevv"bury Company, 1642; Captain, 1645.
Greenleaf, Enoch, 1647-1705, Massachusetts. Lieutenant Boston Seventh Company of Suffolk Eegiment, May 12, 1675; served in King Philip's AVar.
Greenleiaf, Stephen, 1630-1690, Massachusetts. Ensign Newbury Company, May 31, 1670; Lieutenant, 1685; Captain, 1686; Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1676- 1686, 1689-1690; Member Council of Safety, 1689; served un- der Sir AVilliam Phipps in Expedition against Canada, 1690.
Greenleaf, Stephen, 1652-1743, Massachusetts. Lieutenant, 1689; Captain of JSTewbury Company, 1690.
Gregg, James, 1678-1735, New Hampshire. Captain, commanding the first Company raised in London- derry, 1719; Deputy to General Court, 1736; one of the His- toric Founders of Londonderry Settlement.
Gregg, John, 1702 , New Hampshire. One of the Historic Fovmders of Londonderry; Captain, com- manding a Company of Scouts on the Frontier, 1746.
Gregg, Samuel, , New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of Londonderry; Major.
Gregson, Thomas, 1646, Connecticut. Treasurer New Haven Colony, 1641; Magistrate of New Haven Colony, 1641, 1643, 1646; Signer of x\rticles of Federation of the United Colonies, 1643; Commissioner of United Colo- nies, 1643, 1644; appointed Agent to England to secure a Patent for the Colony, 1645.
Griswold, Edward, 1607-1691, Connecticut. Deputy from Windsor to Connecticut General Court, 1656,. 1658, 1659, 1660, 1662, from Killingworth, 1667-1687, 1689. 95
GuERAED, John, abt. ITOS-abt. 1770, South Carolina. King's Councillor, appointed by King George, 17G1.
Hale, Ezekiel, 1725-1789, Massachusetts. Served in French and Indian War, 1 758-1 7G1; Lieutenant, 1761; Captain.
Hale, Eev. John, 1636-1700, Massachusetts. First Minister of Beverly, 1667-1700; H. C, 1657; Chaplain in New England Expedition to Canada, 1690; Election Ser- mon, 1684.
Hale, Samuel, 1718-1807, New Hampshire. Major in Expedition against Louisburg, in Colonel Moore's Eegiment, 1745; Judge of Court of Common Pleas; Deputy from Portsmouth to New Hampshire General Court.
Hale, Thomas, 1637-1688, Massachusetts. Sergeant, 1652-1657; Captain of Haverhill Militia.
Hale, Thomas, 1659-1730, Massachusetts. Captain in Expedition to Canada, 1690; Captain, 1704, 1705; Deputy, 1713, 1714.
Hall, Elihu,* 1714-1784, Connecticut. King's Attorney, 1750.
Hall, John, 1645 , Massachusetts. Eepresentative, 1694, 1695, 1696.
Hall, John,* , New Hampshire. Clerk of Court, 1670-1680.
Hall, John, 1670-1730, Connecticut. Deputy from Wallingford to Connecticut General Court, 1710- 1720, 1722; Assistant, 1722-1729; Captain of Trainband at Wallingford, October, 1712; Judge of County Court, New Haven County, 1725-1727, 1729; Commissioner to the Mohe- gans, 1726. 96
Hall, Joseph,* 1707-1784, New Hampshire. Settler.
Hall, Samuel, 1648-1725, Connecticut. Captain of Trainband at Wallingford, 1704; Deputy to Con- necticut General Court, 1699-1708, 1711, 1714.
Ham, John, 1649-1727, Xew Hampshire. Lieutenant in Colonial Militia.
Ham, John, 1671-1754, New Hampshire. Lieutenant in Colonial Militia.
Hammond, Joseph, 1646-1710, Massachusetts. Captain; Major, 1698; Keeper of Eecords and Files of Su- preme Court; Eepresentative to the General Court; Council- lor, 1698-1706; Eecorder; Judge of Court of Common Pleas, 1700-1709.
Harris, Thomas, 1686, Ehode Island. Commissioner to General Court of Commissioners, 1652, 1653, 1654, 1656, 1657, 1661, 1662, 1663; Lieutenant, 1654; Cor- porator named in Eoyal Charter, 1663; Deputy to General Assembly, 1664, 1666, 1667, 1670, 1672, 1673; Assistant, 1666, 1667, 1668, 1669, 1671, 1672, 1673, 1674, 1675; one of the thirteen Signers of the first Written Compact of Prov- idence Plantations.
Hart, Thomas,* 1717, Massachusetts. Deputy from Ipswich to Massachusetts General Court, 1693, 1694.
Hartwell, Edward, 1688-1785, Massachusetts. Judge of Court of Common Pleas, 1737, 1741, 1743, 1747, 1748, 1750, 1753, 1754, 1755, 1757, 1758, 1761-1764; Special Justice, 1745.
Hartwell, William, 1600-1690, Massachusetts. Quartermaster of Troop under Captain Wheeler, October 15, 1673. 97
Haskell, William, 1620-1693, Massachusetts. Deputy from Gloucester to Massachusetts General Court, 1672, 1680, 1681, 1682, 1683, 1685, 1692; Lieutenant of Gloucester Trainband, March 16, 1680; Captain.
Hatch, John,* 1701, Xew Hampshire. Member Provincial Assembly, 1696.
Haze;n, Eichard, 1669-1733, Massachusetts. Lieutenant of Militia.
Head, James,* 1727-1777, New Hampshire. Committee of Safety, 1774, for Pembroke.
Heard, John, 1676, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire.
HiLDRETH, Ephraim, 1680-1740, Massachusetts. Lieutenant, 1720; Captain, 1722; Major, 1736-1740.
HiLDRETH, James, 1631-1695, Massachusetts. Lieutenant, 1683-1695.
Hill, John, 1666-1713, Massachusetts. Ensign in King William's War, 1689; Lieutenant, 1692; Cap- tain, 1693; built Fort Mary at Winter Harbor and remained in command until 1700, when he resigned.
Hill, Ealph, 1695, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1689, 1692, 1693, 1694; Captain.
Hill, Samuel, ^-1755, Massachusetts. Captain of Militia at Billerica.
Hill, Valentine, , Massachusetts, Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1652, 1655, 1657.
Hilton, Edward, 1671, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire; First Mag- istrate of New Hampshire; Judge of Court of Common Pleas. 98
Hinckley, Samuel, , Massachusetts. Commissioner to the Indians, 1659.
HiKCKLET, Thomas, 1618-170G, Massachusetts. Deputy from Barnstable to Plymouth General Court, 1G46, 1648, 1649, 1654, 1655; Council of War, 1658, 1667; Assist- ant, 1658-1679; Deputy-Governor of Plymouth, 1680; Gov- ernor, 1681-1686, 1689-1692; Councillor, 1693; Commis- sioner of the United Colonies, 1673-1686, 1689-1691.
HiNCKS, John, 1734, New Hampshire. Provincial Councillor, 1683; on Andros' Council, 1687; Presi- dent of Council, 1695, 1698, 1699; Chief Justice of Supreme Court, 1699-1707; Captain of Fort at Great Island.
HoBART, Edmund, 1570-1646, Massachusetts. Deputy from Hingham to the General Court, 1639, 1640, 1643.
HoBGDON", Caleb, 1733 , New Hampshire. Member of Provincial Congresses, 1774, 1775, [1778].
HoDGDON, Shadrach, 1742-1776, New Hampshire. Member from Dover to Provincial Congress, May 17, 1775.
Hodges, Henry, 1653-1717, Massachusetts. Captain First Military Company of Taunton; Deputy from Taunton to Massachusetts General Court, 1704, 1713, 1715, 1716, 1717.
Holmes, Obadiah, 1607-1683, Ehode Island. Commissioner to General Court of Commissioners, 1656, 1657, 1658.
Holt, Nicholas, 1603-1685, Massachusetts. Captain in Volunteer service before 1640.
HoLYOKE, Edward, 1660, Massachusetts. Associate for Salem Court, 1639; Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1639-1643, 1647, 1648, 1650, 1660. 99
HoPKmsoN, Caleb, 1681-1730, Massachusetts. Called Ensign in Kecords of Probate Court of Essex County, Massachusetts.
HoPKiNSOisr, Samuel, 1785, Massachusetts. Ensign Fourth Regiment of Militia, Essex County, 1762.
HowLu(LND, John, 1594-1672, Massachusetts. One of the Historic Founders of Plymouth Colony; Assistant, 1632, 1634, 1635; Deputy to Plymouth General Court, 1641, 1645-1658, 1661, 1663, 1666, 1667, 1670.
Rowland, John, 1627 , Massachusetts. Ensign of Military Company of Barnstable, 1674.
HowLETT, Thomas, 1635-1667, Massachusetts. Deputy from Ipswich, 1635, from Topsfield, 1664; Ensign of Ipswich Company, 1645.
Hubbard, William, 1594-1670, Massachusetts. Deputy from Ipswich to Massachusetts General Court, 1638, 1639, 1643-1648, 1656, 1657, 1658, 1660.
HuoGiNS, John, 1670, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire,
Hull, John, 1641-1711, Connecticut. Surgeon in King Philip's War, 1675, 1676.
Hull, Eev. Joseph,* 1594-1665, Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Minister in Massachusetts and New Hampshire; Deputy to Massachusetts General Court from Hingham, 1638, 1639; Minister at York, 1643-1649, at Oyster River, 1662, at Isles of Shoals, 1665.
HUMFREY, John, 1595-1660, Massachusetts. One of the Historic Founders of Massachusetts Bay Colony; Major-General of the Colony; Assistant, 1628, 1629; Magis- trate of County Court, May, 1636. 100
HuNKiN-G, Mark, 1727, New Hampshire. Speaker of the Assembly, 1709; Queen's Councillor, 1710; Judge of Superior Court, 1712-1727; Commissioner on the Boundary of the Province of New Hampshire.
Hunt, Samuel, 1633 , Massachusetts. Ensign in King Philip's War.
HuNTOON, John, 1696-1778, New Hampshire. Corporal, 1724; Lieutenant in Captain Elisha Sweet's Com- pany, 1755.
HusKE, Ellis, 1693-1755, New Hampshire. Naval Officer at Portsmouth; Councillor, 1733-1755; Judge of Supreme Court, 1739-1749; Chief Justice, 1749-1754.
HUiSSET, Christopher, 1595-1686, Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1653, 1658, 1659, 1660, 1672; One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire; Captain of Militia; Eoyal Councillor of New Hampshire, 1679- 1685.
Hftchinson, William, 1586-1642, Massachusetts and Ehode Island, Deputy from Boston, 1635-1636, five terms; Judge of Aquid- neck, 1639; Assistant, 1640; Treasurer, 1638.
Hyde, William,* 1681, Connecticut. One of the Patentees of Norwich; held many Town Offices, and a very prominent man.
Ilslet, Isaac, 1703-1781, Massachusetts. Captain in Expedition against Cape Breton, 1745; Captain of a Company in his Majesty's Service, 1750, 1751; Captain of a Scouting Company, 1755; Captain of Third Falmouth Com- pany, 1757.
Ingalls, Samuel, 1714, Massachusetts. Lieutenant in Captain Thomas Wade's Companj', 1691; Dep- uty, 1690. lOI
jACKSOisr, Thomas,* , New Hampshire. Deputy, 1684; signed submission to Massachusetts, 1689.
James, Benjamin,* 1673-1747, New Hampshire. Constable of Hampton, 1728.
Jeiwess, Kichard, 1717-1782, New Hampshire. Deputy to New Hampshire General Court, 1769-1775; Judge.
Jenness, Eichard*, 1746-1819, New Hampshire. Representative several years after the Revolution; Judge of Court of Common Pleas, 1809; Senator several years.
Jennings, Richard, 1686-1769, New Hampshire. Captain of Militia; one of the first sixteen members to form First Provincial Assembly, which office he held for forty years until his death.
Jennison, William, 1676-1744, Massachusetts. Representative to Massachusetts General Court, 1728, 1729, 1730; Judge of Court of Common Pleas and General Sessions, 1731-1744.
JeInny, John, 1623-1644, Massachusetts. One of the Historic Founders of Plymouth Colony; Assistant, 1637-1640; Deputy to Plymouth General Court, 1641, 1642.
Jewell, Joseph, 1691-1787, Massachusetts. Lieutenant, 1743-1748.
Jewett, Joseph, 1609-1661, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1651-1654, 1660.
Jewett, Joseph, 1656-1694, Massachusetts. Captain before 1681.
Jewett, Maximilian, 1639-1684, Massachusetts. Deputy from Rowley to Massachusetts General Court, 1G41- 1644, 1648, 1651-1666, 1672-1676. I02
Johnson, Edward, 1599-1672, Massachusetts. One of the Historic Founders of Massachusetts Bay Colony; Captain Woburn Military Company, 1650-1672; Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1643-1671, except 1648; Speaker, 1655; Custodian of the Charter.
Johnson, Elisha, , Rhode Island. Deputy from Coventry, 1748, 1749, 1750.
Johnson, Isaac, 1630-1675, Massachusetts. Captain, 1653; Lieutenant Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, 1665; Captain, 1667; Deputy, 1671; killed at Fort Narragansett, at the head of his Company, December 19, 1675.
Johnson, James, 1609-1678, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire.
Johnson, John, 1659, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1634-1638, 1641- 1653, 1656-1659; Surveyor-General of Arms and Ammunition, 1638; Captain Roxbury Artillery.
Johnson, William, 1629-1704, Massachusetts. Ensign, 1664-1672; Lieutenant Woburn Company, May 15, 1672; Deputy from Woburn to Massachusetts General Court, 1674, 1676-1683; Judge of Supreme Court, 1684; Assistant, 1684, 1685, 1686; Council of Safety, 1689; Captain, 1690- 1691; Councillor, 1690, May, 1691; Major, 1692-1704.
JoNEiS, Philip, 1701-1761, Maryland. Surveyor-General of Baltimore County.
Jones, Thomas, 1735-1812, Maryland. Member of Council of Safety, May, 1776.
JoNEiS, William, 1624-1706, Connecticut. Magistrate New Haven Colony, 1662, 1663; Deputy-Governor of New Haven Colony, 1664; Commissioner of United Colo- nies, 1664; Assistant, 1665-1667, 1689-1691; Deputy-Gov- ernor of Connecticut, 1691-1697; Judge of New Haven County Court, 1698. 103
JoEDAN, Dominicus, 1683-1749, Maine. Lieutenant-Colonel of Militia in Cumberland County, Maine, 1725.
JoEDA,N, Eev. Eobert, 1598-1679, Maine. Magistrate, Scarborough and Falmouth, 1659, 1660, 1661.
Jordan-, Eobert, 1611-1669, Maine. Magistrate, 1665; Judge of Province of Maine.
Kblix>gg, Joseph, 1707, Massachusetts.
Ensign Hadley Foot Company, May 9, 1678; Lieutenant, Oc-
tober 7, 1678.
Kendkick, Caleb, 1694-1771, Massachusetts. Captain.
Kent, Jacob, 1726-1813, New Hampshire. Lieutenant in Colonel John Goffe's Regiment, 1760; Captain of Infantry, 1764; Colonel, 1776-1777.
Ke'ttell, Eichard, 1609-1680, Massachusetts. Ensign Charlestown Foot Company, May 30, 1679.
KiDDEK, James, 1626-1676, Massachusetts. Ensign Braintree Company. '
KiDDEK, Eeuben, 1723-1793, New Hampshire. Captain at New Ipswich, 1762; Colonel before 1775.
Kimball, Benjamin, 1637-1695, Massachusetts. Cornet of Troops, 1683.
Kimball, Daniel, 1751-1813, Massachusetts. First Lieutenant in Jewett's Company, Sixth Middlesex Eegi- ment, April 24, 1776.
KiNaMAN, Eobert, 1629-1712, Massachusetts. Quartermaster, 1684; Quartermaster in Captain Thomas Wade's Company, 1691. 104
Knight, Ezekiel, 1687, New Hampshire.
Associate Justice, 1663, 1668, et seq.
Knight, Jonathan, 1678-1717, Ehode Island. Deputy from Providence, 1704; Lieutenant, 1704, subse- quently Captain.
Knight, John, 1659-1721, New Hampshire. Captain of Militia, 1704.
Knight, Eichard, 1600-1683, Massachusetts. Commissioner on Boundaries, being Surveyor and Supervisor.
Knight, Eichard, 1680, Ehode Island. Sergeant-General, 1648, 1649, 1650, 1653, 1654, 1657, 1658; King's Attorney.
Ladd, Daniel, 1693, Massachusetts. Lieutenant of Provincial Forces at Haverhill; Deputy, 1693, 1694.
Ladd, Daniel, 1656-1769, New Hampshire. Captain, May 17, 1724; Captain in Colonel Moore's Eegiment, 1745.
Ladd, Trueworthy, 1726-1778, New Hampshire. Captain in Colonel Hart's Eegiment, 1758.
Lake, Thomas, 1676, Massachusetts. Ensign, October, 1658; Lieutenant, 1663; Captain, 1676; As- sociate Magistrate County Court, 1676; Ensign of Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, 1660, Lieutenant, 1661, Captain, 1662, 1674.
Xangdon, Eev. Samuel, 1722-1797, Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Chaplain in Sir William Pepperrill's Eegiment in Expedi- tion against Louisburg, 1745; Minister at Portsmouth, 1746-1773; active in founding and forwarding the interests of the Colony of New Hampshire; President of Harvard Col- lege, 1774-1780; Election Sermon, 1775. 105
Langdon, Tobias, 1660-1725, Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Ensign, 1689; Lieutenant, 1692; Captain, 1699; Judge, 1699.
Laekin, William, 1675, Massachusetts. Lieutenant in Captain James Parker's Company, 1675.
Lawrence, David,* , New Hampshire. Justice of the Peace.
Lawrence, John, 1618-1699, New York. Member of Governor's Council, 1672, 1674-1679, 1693-1697; Mayor of New York, 1673, 1691; Judge of Superior Court, 1693.
Leavitt, John, 1608-1691, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1656, 1658, 1664.
Leete, William, 1616-1683, Connecticut. Magistrate of New Haven Colony, 1653-1658; Commissioner of the United Colonies from New Haven, 1655-1664; Deputy- Governor of New Haven Colony, 1658-1660; Governor, 1661- 1664; Commissioner of the United Colonies for Connecticut, 1665, 1667, 1668, 1672, 1675, 1678; Assistant of Connecti- cut, 1665-1668; Deputy-Governor of Connecticut, 1669-1675; Governor, 1676-1682.
Leonard, Elkanah, 1703-1777, Massachusetts. Deputy from Middleboro to Massachusetts General Court, 1735-1744.
Leonard, Thomas, 1641-1713, Massachusetts. Major; distinguished Physician; Judge of Court of Common Pleas, 1702-1713.
Lester, Andrew,* 1669, Connecticut. Patentee of New London; Constable and Collector, 1668. io6
Levbrett, John, 1679, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1651, 1652, 1653, 1663, 1664; Speaker, 1663, 1664; Major-General, 1663-1673; Commissioner of United Colonies, 1668, 1669; Assistant, 1665-1670; Deputy-Governor, 1671, 1672; Governor, 1673- 1679.
Levehett, John, 1726-1777, Massachusetts. Captain Boston Eegiment, 1761; Lieutenant-Colonel, 1771; resigned, 1773.
LiNGAN, George, , Maryland. Member House of Burgesses, 1694.
LiPPiTT, John,* -1669, Ehode Island. Commissioner to form a Government under the Charter.
LiPPiTT, Moses, ^-1703, Rhode Island. Deputy from Warwick, 1681, 1684, 1690, 1698, 1699.
Litchfield, Lawrence,* 1657, Massachusetts. Member Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company.
LiTOHFiELD, Nicholas, 1680-1750, Massachusetts. Deputy from Scituate to Massachusetts General Court, 1738- 1741.
LiTTLEFiELD, Edmuud, 1661, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire.
LiTTLEFiELD, Fraucis, 1619-1712, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1648, 1665, 1668- 1676.
LiVEEMOEE, Samuel, 1773, Massachusetts. Eepresentative to Massachusetts General Court, 1745-1763.
LiVEKMORE, Samuel, 1732-1803, New Hampshire. Deputy to New Hampshire General Court, 1768, 1769, 1770; King's Attorney, 1769. 10/
Lo€KE, John, 1696, New Hampshire. Captain in Indian War.
Longfellow, Jonathan, 1714 , New Hampshire. Lieutenant of Militia, 1747.
Longfellow, Nathan, 1690-1730, New Hampshire. Ensign of Militia in Indian Wars; Magistrate.
Longfellow, William, 1651-1690, Massachusetts. Ensign; Captain of Militia in Expedition against Quebec.
LoNGSTAFF, Henry, 1628-1705, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire.
Lord, Eichard,* 1647-1727, Connecticut. Ensign Lyme Trainband; Lieutenant, 1708; Justice of the Peace.
Lord, Eobert,* 1603-1655, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1638; Clerk of Court.
LoTHROP, Barnabas, 1636-1715, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1675-1680; Gov- ernor's Assistant, nine years; Councillor under Andros, 1686- 1689; named Councillor in Charter of 1692, and continued un- til 1702; Judge Court of Common Pleas, 1692-1715; Judge of Probate, 1702-1714.
LoTHEOP, Eev. John, 1584-1653, Massachusetts. First regularly settled Minister of Parish of Scituate, 1634; in Barnstable, 1639; active in forwarding the interests of the Colony.
Lucas, Benoni, 1659 , Massachusetts. Deputy to the General Court, 1719, 1720, 1721.
Lyman, John, 1623-1690, Massachusetts. Ensign in Falls Fight, May 18, 1676; Lieutenant. io8
Lynde, Thomas, 1594-1671, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1636, 1637, 1645- 1657.
MacCubbin, William, 1666-1750, Maryland. Captain of Colonial Militia in Indian Campaigns.
Mackworth, Arthur, 1657, Massachusetts. Councillor, 1642; Assistant, 1650.
Main, Eev. Amos, 1708-1760, New Hampshire. First settled Minister of Congregational church at Rochester,. 1737-1760; active in founding and forwarding the interests- of the Colony.
MAifCfKESTEK, Matthew, 1720-1801, Ehode Island. Deputy from Cranston, 1757, 1761, 1770; Captain, 1761.
Manning, Samuel, 1644-1711, Massachusetts. Ensign, 1699; Deputy from Billerica to Massachusetts Genera! Court, 1695, 1696, 1697.
Manning, William, , Massachusetts. Ensign, 1723.
Maeston, Ephraim, 1655-1742, New Hampshire. Deputy from Hampton, 1697, 1701, 1709, 1711, 1712, 1713^ 1715, 1716, 1717.
Maeston, Samuel, 1611-1723, New Hampshire. Ensign.
Maeston, Thomas, 1690, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire; Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1677; Deputy to New Hamp- shire General Court, 1684, for four sessions.
Maeston, William, 1600-1672, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of Ncav Hampshire; Captain- Hampton Military Company. ( .
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Maeston-, William, Jr., 1621-1704, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire; Captain.
MARTTisr, Eichard, , New Hampshire. Councillor, 1679; Treasurer of Colony; Deputy to General Court; Speaker; Chief Justice Supreme Court, 1693.
Marvin, Matthew, 1600-1680, Connecticut.
Magistrate ; Assistant.
Mason-, Hugh, 1605-1678, Massachusetts. Deputy, 1634, 1635, 1643, 1645, 1660, 1661, 1664, 1671-1677; Lieutenant of "Watertown Trainband, 1645; Captain, 1652- 1678; Commander in Expedition against the Dutch, 1664; Member Council of War, 1676; in King Philip's War, 1676.
MAS'Oisr, John, 1600-1672, Massachusetts and Connecticut. Lieutenant of Massachusetts Troops, 1633; Captain, 1633; Deputy from Hingham, 1634, 1635; Major in command of Connecticut Forces in Pequot War, 1637; Magistrate and Assistant of Connecticut, 1637-1659, 1669-1671; Commis- sioner of United Colonies from Connecticut, 1647, 1654-1657, 1661; Deputy-Governor of Connecticut, 1659-1669; Patentee named in Royal Charter, 1662.
Mason, Eobert Tufton, 1632-1688, New Hampshire. Chancellor, 1680; Councillor, 1685.
Mayhew, Eev. Thomas, 1592-1682, Massachusetts and New York. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1636-1641, 1643, 1644; removed to Martha's Vineyard about 1647; commis- sioned by Governor Lovelace as Governor of Martha's Vine-
yard for life, in 1671; Preacher to Indians for thirty-three years.
McAllisiter, Eichard, 1795, Pennsylvania. Justice of the Peace, 1771-1774; Committee of Safety, 1775; Member of Provincial Congress, 1775; Colonel Third Battal-
ion, 1 I o-i I i t no
MoClary, John, 1720-1801, New Hampshire. Member Provincial Congress, 1775; Committee of Safety, Jan- uary 19, 1776. [Member House of Eepresentatives, 1776,. 1777; Colonel, 1777; Councillor for the State; Senator many years after Eevolution.]
MoDuFFEE, Daniel, 1691-1767, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire.
McGreigor, Eev. David, '-1777, New Hampshire. Minister at Londonderry, 1736-1777; active in founding and forwarding the interests of the Colony; Chaplain in Expedi- tion to Crown Point, 1759.
McGregor, Eev. James, 1729, New Hampshire. Minister at Londonderry, 1719-1729; active in founding and forwarding the interests of the Colony.
MgKeejst, James, 1756, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire; Justice.
MoNeal, John, 1693 , New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire.
McPher&on, Eobert, 1730-1789, Pennsylvania. Treasurer York County, 1755; Commissioner of York County, 1756; Captain Third Battalion of Provincial Forces, May 10, 1758; Sheriff of York County, 1762-1765; Justice of York County Court; Member Provincial Assembly, 1765, 1766, 1767; [Member Provincial Conference, June 18, 1778; Colonel York County Battalion of Associators, 1776, 1777; Member of As- sembly, 1781-1785.]
Meserve, George, 1712-1754, New Hampshire. Captain, June 20, 1744; Captain in Louisburg Expedition, 1745.
MiNOT, George, 1594-1671, Massachusetts. Deputy from Dorchester to Massachusetts General Court, 1635,, 1636, 1637. I
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MiNOT, James, 1653-1735, Massachusetts.
Captain Concord Military Company, July 3, 1689; Deputy from Concord to Massachusetts General Court, 1700, 1701.
MnsroTT, John, 1626-1699, Massachusetts. Captain First Concord Company, April, 1757; Captain First Concord Company, Third Middlesex Eegiment, 1771.
MiTCHEiLL, James, 1696-1746, Massachusetts. Captain, 1745.
Moody, Eev. Joshua, 1632-1697, Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Fellow Harvard College, 1656-1658; Minister in Boston and Portsmouth, 1658-1697; Election Sermon, 1675.
Moody, Samuel, 1758, Massachusetts. Surgeon in Army, 1722; Commanding Officer of Fort George.
Moor, John, 1692-1741, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of Londonderry Settlement.
Moore, John, 1677, Connecticut. Member of General Assembly, 1661, 1664-1676.
Moore, John, 1642-1702, Massachusetts. Deputy, 1689; Ensign.
Moore, John, 1696-1786, New Hampshire. Ensign at Fort William Henry, 1758.
Moore, Samuel, 1726-1776, New Hampshire. Captain in Garrison, 1747.
Moore, William, 1724 , New Hampshire. Captain of Ship of War in French and Indian War.
Morrill, Abraham, 1648-1718, Massachusetts. Ensign of Militia.
Morrill, Ezekiel, 1675 , Massachusetts. Captain. 112
MoREiLL, Jacob,* 1648-1674, Massachusetts. Deputy, 1689.
MoKRis, Edward, 1689, Massachusetts. Deputy from Eoxbury to Massachusetts General Court, 1678- 1686.
MoRKisiON, John, 1678-1776, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of the Londonderry Settle- ment.
Morton, Nathaniel, 1613-1710, Massachusetts. Secretary Plymouth Colony, 1645-1685; Council of War, Awashonk Uprising, 1671.
Moses, Aaron, , New Hampshire. Lieutenant in Captain Tobias Langdon's Company.
MouLTOJsr, Jeremiah, 1688-1765, Maine. Commander in Expedition against Norridgewock, 1724; Col- onel in Siege of Louisburg, 1745; Councillor, 1735-1757; Judge of Probate and Court of Common Pleas.
MouLTON, John, 1599-1649, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire.
MownY, Eoger,* 1666, Rhode Island. Deputy, 1658.
MuLLTNS, William, 1621, Massachusetts. One of the Historic Founders of Plymouth Plantation.
MuNSON, Thomas, 1612-1685, Connecticut. Ensign New Haven Trainband, 1661; Deputy from New Haven to Connecticut General Court, 1662, 1663, 1664, 1666, 1669-1674, 1676-1679, 1681, 1682; on "Grand Committee" to put Country into a State of Defense against the Dutch, 1673; Commanded Forces sent from New Haven to North-
field, Mass., September, 1675; Captain for New Haven County^ 1676. 113
Nesmith, James, 1692-1767, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire.
Newcomb, Andrew, 1640-before 1708, Massachusetts. Lieutenant at Martha's Vineyard, April 13, 1691.
Newcomb, Obadiah, 1695-1761, Connecticut. Captain of Militia at Lebanon.
Neavgate, John,* 1580-1665, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court.
Newt (Nute), James, 1603 , New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire.
NoEiiAN, Richard, 1623 , Massachusetts. Ensign in First Essex Eegiment, 1673-1676.
Notes, Rev. James, 1634-1656, Massachusetts. Minister at Newbury, 1634-1656; active in founding and for- warding the interests of the Colony.
Notes, James, , Massachusetts. Colonel in Colonial Wars.
Notes, Nicholas, 1615-1701, Massachusetts. Deputy from Newbury to Massachusetts General Court 1660 1679, 1680, 1681.
NuDD, 1708 Thomas, , New Hampshire. Judge of Court of Records, 1758.
Nutter, Anthony, 1630-1686, New Hampshire. Lieutenant, 1683; Deputy; King's Councillor, 1682.
Nutter, Hatevil, 1604-1675, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire. 114
Ober, Benjamin, 1726-1818, Massachusetts. Captain in French and Indian War, 1756.
Odtorne, John,* 1627-1707, New Hampshire. Gave name to "Odiorne's Point"; Deputy.
Odiorne, Jotham, 1675-1748, New Hampshire. Deputy to New Hampshire General Court, 1715-1721; Judge of Court of Common Pleas, 1719-1730; Councillor, 1724- 1747; Judge of Superior Court, 1742-1747.
Oliver, John,* 1616-1646, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1637-1638; Senior Sergeant Artillery Company, 1639; Treasurer of Town of Boston, 1641.
Oliver, Peter, 1618-1670, Massachusetts. Lieutenant in Narragansett Expedition under Major Willard 1654; Ensign of Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, 1658; Captain, 1669.
Orr, John, , New Hampshire. Deputy to Council and House of Representatives, 1776, and signed Association Test as such. [Member Committee of Safety, 1777.]
Osgood, Christopher, 1643-1723, Massachusetts.
Captain ; commanded Militia in Andover.
Osgood, John, 1595-1666, Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1651-1659; One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire.
Pabody, William, 1620-1707, Massachusetts. Deputy from Duxbury to Plymouth General Court, 1654-1663, 1670-1682.
Page, Caleb, 1705-1785, New Hampshire. Captain of Provincial Troops, 1758; Delegate to Provincial Congress, 1775. 115
Page, Nathaniel, 1692, Massachusetts. Marshal of Suffolk County, 1686.
Page, Robert, 1604-1679, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire; Marshal of Old County of Norfolk; Deputy, 1657-1668.
Palmee, Henry, 1637-1680, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1667-1670, 1674, 1679, 1680; Justice; Commissioner.
Palmer, Walter,* 1585-1661, Massachusetts. First Deputy to General Court from Eehoboth, 1646, 1647.
Palmer, William, , New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire.
Parker, James, 1617-1701, Massachusetts. Lieutenant, May, 1673; Captain in King Philip's War, 1675; Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1683, 1693.
Parker, Joseph, 1738, Massachusetts. Lieutenant of "Snow Shoe Company," Captain Tyng's Regi- ment; Captain.
Parker, Josiah, 1655-1731, Massachusetts. Captain in Queen Anne's War, July 21, 1706.
Parker, William, 1703-1787, New Hampshire. Clerk of Commission on Boundary Line between Massachu- setts and New Hampshire, 1737; Judge of Admiralty; Mem- ber of General Assembly, 1765-1774; Judge of Superior Court, 1771-1776.
Parrott, Francis, 1656, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1640, 1641, 1642.
Parsons, Joseph, 1700 , New Hampshire. Twenty years Deputy to the General Court; Captain Twenty- fourth Company, New Hampshire Regiment, December, 1775. ii6
Partridge, Samuel, 1645-1740, Massachusetts. Deputy from Hadley to Massachusetts General Court, 1683, 1685, 1686, from Hatfield, 1689, 1691, 1692, 1694, 1696, 1697, 1698; Associate Hampshire County Court, 1685; Quar- termaster, March 30, 1685; Judge Court of Common Pleas, 1692-1737; Chief Justice Court of Common Pleas, 1706-1730; Councillor, 1700-1714; Judge of Probate, 1702-1729.
Peaboby, Francis, 1614-1698, Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Lieutenant Topsfield Military Company, May 27, 1668; one of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire.
Peabody, John, 1642-1720, Massachusetts. Deputy from Boxford to Massachusetts General Court, 1689- 1692, 1695, 1697, 1698-1701, 1703, 1708, 1710, 1711, 1712, 1713; Ensign Topsfield Military Company, March 30, 1683; Lieutenant Boxford Military Company; Captain, 1712.
Pearson, John, 1615-1697, Massachusetts. Deputy from Eowley to Massachusetts General Court, 1678- 1687, 1689.
Pearson, John, 1720, Massachusetts. Deputy, 1703; Captain.
Peaslee, Nathaniel, 1682-1779, Massachusetts. Deputy to the General Court, 1737, 1739, 1741, 1742, 1746- 1750; Colonel; Commissioner on Boundar}- between Massa- chusetts and New Hampshire, 1739.
Pent>arvis, Joseph,* , South Carolina. Member of Assembly, 1693.
Pepperell, William, 1654-1734, Massachusetts. Judge of Court of Common Pleas, 1694, 1702, 1708-1720; Captain, 1714; Lieutenant-Colonel; Deputy, 1697.
Peekins, Abraham, 1613-1683, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire; Marshal of Norfolk County, 1654. 117
Perkins, Isaac, 1685, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of Xew Hampshire.
Perkins, John, 1590-1654, Massachusetts. Came to Massachusetts in Winthrop's Fleet, 1630; Deputy
from Ipswich, 1636; Ensign, Ki34 (?).
Perkins, Thomas, 1700-1752, Maine. Captain in Expedition against Louishurg, 1745.
Perkins, William, 1607-1682, Massachusetts. Lieutenant, promoted to Captain, 1644; Deputy, 1644.
Perlet, Benjamin, 1734-1816, Massachusetts. Lieutenant in Col. James Frye's Regiment, 1775.
Perley, Jacob, 1751, Massachusetts. Lieutenant, 1720; Treasurer, 1713-1720.
Perley, John, 1636-1729, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1690, 1701, 1705, 1708, 1709.
Perley, Thomas, 1668-1740, Massachusetts. Lieutenant, 1690; Deputy, 1692.
Peyton, Valentine, , Virginia. Member House of Burgesses, 1736; Justice, February 27, 1743.
Phelps, William, 1599-1672, Massachusetts and Connecticut. Deputy to General Court of Massachusetts Bay, 1634, 1635; on Commission to Govern Connecticut, 1635; Deputy to Con- necticut General Court, 1636, 1645-1657; Magistrate and As- sistant, 1636-1642, 1658-1662.
Philbrick, Thomas, 1659-1712, New Hampshire. Ensign, 1679. ii8
Phillips, Eev. George, 1593-1644, Massachusetts. One of the Historic Founders of Massachusetts Bay Colony; 'Minister at Watertown, 1630-1644; Preacher of Election Ser- mon; active in founding and forwarding the interests of the Colony.
PiCKEiRiifG, James, 1680-1768, New Hampshire. Lieutenant in French and Indian War.
Pickering, John, 1669, ISTew Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire.
Pickering, John, 1633-1721, New Hampshire. Captain at Portsmouth, 1692; Deputy from Portsmouth, 1693, 1694, 1698, 1699, 1701-1704; Speaker, 1697, 1698, 1702, 1703; King's Attorney.
Pierce, Thomas, 1608-1683, Massachusetts. Deputy, 1668; Sergeant, 1669, 1682; Captain, 1669-1673.
Pike, John, 1606-1688, Massachusetts. Deputy from Newbury to Massachusetts General Court, 1657- 1680.
Pike, Robert, 1615-1706, Massachusetts. Deputy from Salisbury to Massachusetts General Court, 1648, 1649, 1658, 1659, 1663, 1666, 1668, 1670, 1673, 1680, 1681; Major Old Norfolk Eegiment, May 31, 1670; Assistant, 1682- 1686, 1690, 1691; Member Council of Safety, 1689; Coun-
cillor, 1692-1695.
Plaisted, Ichabod, 1664-1715, New Hampshire. Councillor of Province, 1706-1715; Judge of Court of Com- mon Pleas; Captain; Major.
Plaisted, John, 1744, New Hampshire. Deputy to General Court, 1695-1702, 1707-1727; Speaker, 1696, 1718, 1727; King's Councillor, 1702; Colonel, 1712; Chief Justice, 1716. 119
PlaisteiD, Roger, 1634-1675, Massachusetts. Deputy from Kittery, 1663, 1664, 1673; Lieutenant, 1668; Magistrate, York County, 1668.
Massachusetts. Plumee, Samuel,* , Justice of the Peace.
Plumeir, Samuel,* 1619-1702, Massachusetts. Deputy, 1676.
Plummee, John, 1815, New Hampshire. Associate Justice Court of Common Pleas, 1773.
PoMFEET, William, 1603-1680, New Hampshire. Lieutenant; one of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire.
PooRE, Henry,* 1650-1741, Massachusetts. Soldier in Narragansett Campaign, 1675.
PoRTEE, John, 1658-1753, Massachusetts. Deputy to the General Court, 1712, 1724, 1726.
PowEES, Isaac, 1665-1694, Massachusetts. Captain of Militia at Littleton.
Pre;nce, Thomas, 1600-1673, Massachusetts. Assistant, One of the Historic Founders of Plymouth Colony; Col- 1632, 1635, 1636, 1637, 1639-1656; Treasurer Plymouth ony, 'l637-1640; Governor, 1634, 1638, 1657-1672.
Peentice (Prentis), John, 1746, Connecticut. Captain, commanding the Naval Sloop of War, "Defense," dated in the expedition to Cape Breton, 1745, commission March 19, 1744.
Prentice, Thomas, 1621-1709, Massachusetts. Lieutenant and Captain of Middlesex Troop of Horse; Cap- Cambridge to .tain in King Philip's War, 1675; Deputy from Massachusetts General Court, 1672, 1673, 1674. T20
Pkesoott, Jonas, 1648-1723, Massachusetts. Lieutenant, July 13, 1689; Captain, 1704; Deputy from Gro- ton to Massachusetts General Court, 1699, 1705.
Peesoott, Jonas, Jr., 1678-1750, Massachusetts. Sepresentative from Groton to General Court, 1720; Captain.
Peesoott, Jonathan, 1643-1721, Massachusetts. Deputy from Concord to Massachusetts General Court, 1692, 1693, 1694, 1695, 1697, 1698, 1699, 1707, 1711, 1712.
Peesoott, Jonathan, 1696-1746, New Hampshire. Captain in Colonel Moore's Eegiment, Expedition against Louishurg, 1745.
Putnam, Nathaniel, 1619-1700, Massachusetts. Lieutenant Salem Foot Company, 1683; Deputy to Massa- chusetts General Court, 1690, 1691.
Putnam, Thomas, 1614-1686, Massachusetts.
Lieutenant of Essex Troop of Horse, October 8, 1662.
QuiNOY, Edmund, , Massachusetts. Deputy to first General Court of Massachusetts, 1634.
QuiNCT, Edmund, 1627-1698, Massachusetts. Captain, 1684; Major Suffolk Regiment, 1692; Lieutenant- Colonel, 1694; Colonel, 1695; Deputy to the General Court, 1670, 1673, 1675, 1679, 1681, 1692; Member of Council of Safety, 1689.
QuiNCY, Edmund, 1681-1738, Massachusetts. Colonel Suffolk Eegiment, 1713; Deputy from Braintree, 1713, 1714; Councillor, 1715-1729, 1734, 1735, 1736, 1737; Judge of Superior Court, 1718-1738; Agent to Court of St. James, 1737.
QuiNCY, Edmund, 1703-1788, Massachusetts. Judge of Court of Common Pleas. 121
Ralph, Thomas, 1780, Rhode Island. Captain; Deputy from Scituate, 1737, 1742, 1749, 1753.
Rawlins, James,* , Xew Hampshire. Settler.
Rawlins, Thomas, 1641-1706, New Hampshire. Justice of the Peace, 1682; Justice of Sessions, 1683.
Rawson, Edward, 1615-1693, Massachusetts. Representative to Massachusetts General Court, 1638, 1639, 1642, 1644, 1645, 1646, 1647, 1648, 1649; Secretary of the Colony, 1650-1686.
Raymond, William, 1637-1709, Massachusetts. Lieutenant of Beverly and Wenham Troop, May 16, 1683; Deputy from Beverly to Massachusetts General Court, 1685, 1686, 1689; Captain of Beverly Company in Canada Expedi- tion, 1690.
• Read, Thomas, , Massachusetts. Ensign; Captain, 1643.
Read, Thomas, 1663, Massachusetts. Came in Winthrop's Fleet, 1630; Colonel before 1643.
Reade, William, 1662-1718, Massachusetts. Captain; Deputy from Lexington to Massachusetts General Court, 1714, 1716, 1717.
Rhodes, Zachariah, 1603-1665, Rhode Island. Commissioner on Boundaries between Rhode Island and Plymouth Colonies; Deputy, 1664, 1665.
Richardson, Ezekiel, , Massachusetts. Came in Winthrop's Fleet, 1630; Deputy from Charlestown to General Court, 1634, 1635.
Richardson, James, 1677, Massachusetts. Lieutenant in Indian AYars. 122
EiCHARDSON-, Jonathan, 1067-1753, Massachusetts. Captain of Militia at Chelmsford.
KiCHARDSON, Josiah, 1st, 1635-1695, Massachusetts.
In Garrison at Chelmsford with title of Captain; Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1089, 1090.
EiCHARDSON, Josiah, 2d, 1065-1711, Massachusetts. Lieutenant Chelmsford Military Company.
EiCHMOND, Edward, 1090, Ehode Island and Massachusetts. Lieutenant in Ehode Island, 1676; Lieutenant at Little Comp-
ton, June 4, 1080; Captain, December 35, 1089; Deputy from Little Compton to riymouth General Court, 1080.
EiCHMOND, Sylvester, 1072-1754, Massachusetts. Lieutenant, July 25, 1710; Colonel Sixth Massachusetts Eegi-
ment, February 6, 1744; Deputy from Dighton to Massachu- setts General Court, 1741-1744, 1747.
EiCHMOND, William, 1694-1770, Ehode Island. Assistant, 1752-1755; Judge.
EiDGELY, Henry, 1038-1710, Maryland. Justice of Anne Arundel County; Commissioner, 1683; Colo- nel; Member House of Burgesses, 1692; Member Provincial Council.
EiNDGE, Daniel, 1658-1738, Massachusetts. Lieutenant in Narragansett Expedition under Colonel Samuel Appleton.
EiNDOE, John, 1692-1740, New Hampshire. Councillor, 1738-1740; Commissioner for New Hampshire in Boundary Controversy, 1731; Member of both Houses of Legislature; Captain.
Egberts, Thomas, 1673, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire; Governor of Dover Colony; President of the Court. 123
EoBERTSON, James, 1725-1788, New York. Quartermaster-General at Louisburg and Ticonderoga, 1758-
1759; Major-General, June 1, 1776; [Royal Governor of New York, 1779; Lieutenant-General, November 30, 1782.]
EoBiE, Henry, 1608-1688, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire; Judge of Court of Sessions, 1680.
Robinson, George, , Massachusetts. Major in Narragansett Campaign, 1675, 1676.
Rogers, James, 1676, Rhode Island. Sergeant-General, 1643, 1659-1676; King's Attorney; Gen- eral Solicitor of the Province, 1657-1659.
RoGEES, James,* 1615-1687, Connecticut. Deputy to Connecticut General Court, 1660-1668; Patentee of New London.
Rogers, Rev. John, 1631-1684, Massachusetts. President Harvard College, 1682-1684; Minister at Ipswich, 1656-1682; active in founding and forwarding the interests of the Colony; Election Sermons, 1656, 1684.
Rogers, Rev. Nathaniel, 1598-1655, Massachusetts. Minister at Ipswich, 1638-1655; active in founding and for- warding the interests of the Colony.
Rogers, Samuel, 1709-1772, Massachusetts. Colonel; Justice of Court of Sessions; Deputy, 1761, 1762, 1763.
Rogers, Thomas, 1621, Massachusetts. One of the Historic Founders of Plymouth Colony.
Eossitee, Bryan, 1630-1672, Massachusetts. Ensign, 1640; Deputy, 1643. 124
EossiTEK, Edward, , Massachusetts. One of the Historic Founders of Massachusetts Bay Colony; one of the first eighteen Assistants chosen in England, 16S9; Assistant in Massachusetts, 1630.
EusT, Nathaniel, 1G39-1713, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1690, 1691; Quarter- master in Expedition to Canada, 1690.
Saltonstall, Nathaniel, 1639-1707, Massachusetts. ' Captain at Haverhill, May 33, 1666; Major Second Essex Eegiment, October 13, 1680; Colonel; Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1660-1671; Assistant, 1679-1686; Council of Safety, 1689; Councillor, 1690, 1692, 1693, 1694; Judge of Court of Common Pleas, 1702-1707; Commissioner of Oyer and Terminer, 1692.
Saltoqs'Sitall, Eichard, 1586-1658, Massachusetts. One of the Historic Founders of Massachusetts Bay Colony;
First Assistant under charter of Charles I, 1629; Assistant of Massachusetts, 1630, 1631, 1633.
Saltonstall, Eichard, 1610-1694, Massachusetts. Assistant, 1637-1649, 1663-1672, 1680-1682; Deputy to Mas- sachusetts General Court, 1636, 1637; Sergeant-Major of Essex Eegiment, 1641.
Sampson, Henry, 1685, iMassachusetts. One of the Historic Founders of Plymouth Colony.
Sanborn, Jonathan, 1672-1741, New Hampshire. Captain of a Troop of Horse in active service against the Indians, 1724, 1725, 1726.
Sanborn, John, 1620-1692, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire; Ensign, 1664; Lieutenant, 1679, 1680; Deputy to Massachusetts Gen- eral Court, 1685. 125
Sanborn, John, 1649-1723, New Hampshire. Lieutenant Hampton Military Company, 1678; Captain, 1690.
Sanborn, John, 1680-1767, New Hampshire. Deputy to New Hampshire General Court, 1722, 1727, 1728, 1731, 1735, 1736, 1745.
Sanborn, Joseph, 1700-1773, New Hampshire. Lieutenant, under Jonathan Prescott, 1746.
Sanborn, Tristram, 1684-1771, New Hampshire. Ensign; Eepresentative in New Hampshire General Court, 1735, 1736, 1737.
Sanborn, William, 1622-1692, New Hampshire. ' One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire; Deputy.
Sargeant, Thomas, 1643-1706, Massachusetts. Lieutenant of Militia at Salisbury, 1692; Captain, 1705, 1706; Deputy, 1692, 1693.
Sargeant, William, 1602-1675, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire.
Savage^ Habijah, 1638-1669, Massachusetts. Captain.
Savage^ Thomas, 1607-1682, Rhode Island and Massachusetts. One of the Original Proprietors of Aquidneck, 1638; Captain of Suffolk Regiment, Massachusetts, before 1655; Lieutenant Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, 1641-1645; Cap- tain, 1651, 1659, 1668, 1675, 1680; Major, commanding Mas- sachusetts Forces in early part of King Philip's War, 1675; Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1654-1657, 1659-1663, 1671, 1672, 1677, 1678; Speaker, 1659, 1671, 1677, 1678; As- sistant, 1680, 1681. 126
Sayward, Jonathan, 1713-1797, Massachusetts, Representative from York to Massachusetts General Court, 1764-1768; Special Justice Inferior Court of Common Pleas,
March 18, 1772, April 7, 1774; Judge of Probate for York County; Master of Sloop "Sea Flower" in Louisburg Epedi- tion.
SoOTTAW, Joshua, 1615-1698, Massachusetts. Ensign Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, 1657; later Captain; Captain in King Philip's War; Chief Justice Court of Common Pleas under James II.
Sealby, Richard, , New Hampshire. Magistrate at Hampton.
Sears, Silas, 1697, Massachusetts.
Ensign, October 28, 1681; Lieutenant, July 7, 1682; Deputy from Yarmouth, 1685-1691.
Seavey, William, , New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire.
Sbwall, Henry, 1614-1700, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1661, 1662, 166.3^ 1666, 1668, 1670.
Shankford, William, 1630-1720, New Hampshire. Captain in Indian War, 1696.
Shapleigh, Alexander, , New Hampshire. Agent of Sir Ferdinando Gorges in New England, 1635.
Shapleigh, John, 1640-1706, New Hampshire. Ensign, 1665; Deputy, 1696.
Shapleigh, Nicholas, 1680-1755, Maine. Major of Militia; Councillor for Governor Godfrey; Represen- tative from York County, 1733.
Sharte, John, 1643-1676, Massachusetts. Lieutenant in King Philip's War. 12/
Sharpe, Robert, 1687-1765, Massachusetts. Captain, 1735-1746.
Shaw, Roger, 1636-1661, Massachusetts. Deputy from Hampton to Massachusetts General Court, 1651, 1652, 1653.
Sheafe, Jacob, 1715-1791, Few Hampshire. Deputy from Portsmouth to New Hampshire General Court, 1765, 1767, 1770, 1772-1775; Commissary to New England Forces at Louisburg in Expedition against Quebec, 1745.
Sheafe, Sampson, 1650-1724, New Hampshire. Councillor, 1698; Secretary of Province, 1698, 1699; Judge; Commissary in Expedition against Quebec, 1711.
Sheafe, Sampson, 1681-1772, New Hampshire. Councillor, 1746, 1747, 1749, 1750, 1752, 1754, 1761.
Sherburne, Henry, 1612-1680, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire; Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1660; Associate of Court at Strawberry Bank, 1651, 1652, 1656, 1657.
Sherburne, John, 1650-1703, New Hampshire. King's Councillor, 1699.
Sherburne, Joseph, 1680-1744, New Hampshire. King's Councillor, 1739-1744.
Sherburne, Samuel, 1638-1691, New Hampshire. Cornet New Hampshire Troop, 1680; Captain Hampton Mili- tary Company, 1689; Deputy, 1697.
Sherman, Philip, 1610-1687, Rhode Island. One of the eighteen original Proprietors of Aquidneck; Sec- retary, 1639; General Recorder, 1648-1651; Deputy from Portsmouth, 1665, 1666, 1667; Special Adviser to General Assembly, 1676. 128
SiiuRTLEFF, William, 1657-1730, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1694, 1717, 1718; Lieutenant, 1699; Captain.
Sibley, John, , Massachusetts. Captain; Deputy from Sutton to Massachusetts General Court.
Sill, Joseph, 1638-1696, Massachusetts and Connecticut. Captain in Massachusetts in King Philip's War, 1675, 1676; Captain of Trainhand at Lyme, Connecticut, 1693.
Skelton, Eev. Samuel, 1584-1631, Massachusetts. One of the Historic Founders of Massachusetts Bay Colony; Minister at Salem, 1639-1634; active in founding and for- warding the interests of the Colony.
Smith, James, 1645-1690, Massachusetts. Lieutenant in Phipp's Company in Expedition against Quebec.
Smith, John,* 1680, Connecticut. Appointed First Commissioner of Customs, 1658, 1659.
Smith, John, 1611-1690, South Carolina. Cassique; Member of Grand Council of South Carolina, 1682.
Smith, John, 1708, New Hampshire. Lieutenant, 1691; Deputy to the General Court, 1684, 1692, 1694, 1695, 1697, 1698, 1699.
Smith, Jonathan, , Kew York. Lieutenant at Long Island, 1698, commissioned by Richard, Earl of Belmont.
Smith, Philip, 1630-1685, Massachusetts. Deputy from Hadley to Massachusetts General Court, 1677, 1680-1684; Magistrate of Hampshire County Court, 1681,
1682, 1684; Lieutenant of Hadley Foot Company, May 9, 1678; Lieutenant Hampshire County Troop of Horse, Octo-
ber 7, 1678. 129
Smith, Eobert, 1706, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampsliire.
Smith, Samuel, 1602-1680, Connecticut and Massachusetts. Deputy from Wethersfield to Connecticut General Court, IGll- 1651, 1653, 1655, 1656; Lieutenant of Company in Wethers- field, 1656; Deputy from Hadley to Massachusetts General Court, 1661, 1663, 166-1, 1665, 1667, 1668, 1671, 1673; Lieu- tenant at Hadley, 1663-1678; Associate for Hampshire County Court, 1678, 1679.
Smith, Thomas, 1618-1694, South Carolina. Deputy in Council; Sheriff and Chief Justice Berkley County, South Carolina; Landgrave, 1691; Governor and Commander- in-Chief of South Carolina, 1693.
Smith, Thomas, Jr., 1669-1738, South Carolina. Succeeded his father as Landgrave, 1691.
SoMERBY, Anthony, 1610-1686, Massachusetts. King's Councillor, 1618.
SoMERBY, Henry, 1639-1652, Massachusetts. Captain, afterwards Colonel of Militia at Newbury; Deputy to Massachusetts General Court eleven terms.
Southwoeth, Thomas, 1669, Massachusetts. Assistant Plymouth Colony, 1652, and twelve times after- wards; Deputy from Plymouth to General Court, 1652, 1653, 1654; Lieutenant and Captain, 1648-1659; Commissioner of United Colonies for nine years.
Spalding, Simeon, 1713-1785, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1770, 1771, 1772. 1773, 1776-1778; one of the Council of War at Lexington, 1775; Member Committee of Safety, 1776. [Colonel Seventh Massachusetts Eegiment, 1779.]
Sparhawk, Nathaniel, 1578-1647, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1642-1647, 130
Staats, Abraham, 1642-1694, New York. Councillor, 1643; President of Council, 1644; Magistrate at Fort Orange, 1657, 1658, 1661, 1662; Captain Albany Foot Company, 1669; Commissioner of Indian Affairs; Major, 1669.
Stanton-, Thomas, •-1677, Connecticut. Magistrate and Commissioner of New London, 1662-1667; Deptuy to Connecticut General Court, 1666-1675, inclusive; Judge New London County, 1666.
Stanyan, Anthony, 1611 , Massachusetts. Magistrate, 1647; Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1654, 1680, 1684.
Starbuck, Edward, 1604-1690, New Hampshire. First Kepresentative from Dover, 1643-1646; Magistrate in Nantucket.
Stark, John, 1728-1822, New Hampshire. Lieutenant in Major Rogers' Company of Eangers, 1756; Captain of Company in Expedition against Crown Point, 1757; Colonel, 1775. [General, 1777; Commander of the Northern Department.]
Stearns, Isaac, 1671, Massachusetts. One of the Historic Founders of Massachusetts Bay Colony.
Stearns, John, 1686-1776, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1715, 1718; Lieu- tenant in Major John Lane's Eegiment in Indian War; Lieu- tenant Fourth Company, Fourth Massachusetts Regiment, February 15, 1744; Captain of Company in Second Massa- chusetts Regiment, November 30, 1745.
Stetson, Robert, • -1703, Massachusetts. Deputy from Scituate to Plymouth General Court, 1653-1656, 1658-1662, 1666, 1667, 1669, 1670, 1671, 1673, 1674, 1677, 1678; Member Council of War, 1671, 1681; Commissioner on Boundary with Massachusetts, 1664; Cornet of Plymouth Troop, 1659. 131
Stevens, Josiah, 1670-1751, Connecticut. Captain of Killingworth Trainband, 1717.
Ste;vi:.ns, Nathaniel, 171G-1805, Connecticut. Lieutenant East Guilford Trainband; Captain of Sixth Com- pany, Seventh Connecticut Regiment, 1741.
Stickney, John, , Massachusetts. Lieutenant in King Philip's War.
Stickney, William, 1G38 , Massachusetts. Judge, 1653; Lieutenant, 1661.
Stoddard, Anthony, 1687, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1650, 1659, 1660, 1666-1684; Commissioner for Boston, 1651, 1652, 1657, 1659.
Stone, Eev. Samuel, 1602-1663, Connecticut. Minister at Hartford; Assistant to Eev. Thomas Hooker, 1636- 1647; Minister of First Church at Hartford, 1647-1663; active in founding and forwarding the interests of the Colony; Chaplain of Connecticut Troops in Pequot War, 1637.
Stone, Simon, 1631-1707, Massachusetts. Deputy to the General Court, 1678-1684, 1686, 1680, 1690.
Storee, John, 1694-1768, Massachusetts. Captain, and Second Lieutenant-Colonel of Third Company,
First Massachusetts Regiment, February 5, 1744; Special Jus- tice of York Court of Common Pleas, 1743, 1749, 1751.
Straw, Ezekiel, 1730-1795, ^ew Hampshire. Lieutenant, 1758-1795.
Sumner, George, 1634-1715, Massachusetts. Deputy from Milton to Massachusetts General Court, 1693, 1696, 1708, 1709.
Sumner, William, 1635-1692, Massachusetts. Deputy from Dorchester to Massachusetts General Court, 1658, 1666-1670, 1672, 1678, 1679, 1680, 1681, 1683, 1684^ 1685, 1686. 132
Swan, Richard, 1678, Massachusetts. Soldier in King Philip's War; Deputy from Rowley to the General Court, 1666-1679.
SwAYNE, Richard, 1601-1682, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire.
SwTiET, James, 1622-1695, Rhode Island. General; Commissioner from Warwick to General Court of Commissioners, 1653, 1658, 1659.
SwETT, Benjamin, 1626-1677, Massachusetts. Ensign Newbury Company, 1651; Ensign Essex Company, 1675; Lieutenant; Captain, June 21, 1677; commissioned Commander-in-Chief of Expedition against Black Point.
SwETT, Joseph, 1659-1722, Massachusetts. Representative to Provincial Assembly, 1693, 1698, 1701; Lieutenant in King William's War, 1699; Captain in Queen Anne's War.
Symonds, Samuel, 1595-1678, Massachusetts. Deputy from Ipswich to Massachusetts General Court, 1638- 1643; Assistant, 1643-1673; Deputy-Governor of Massachu-
setts, 1673-1678.
Symonds, William,* , Massachusetts. Deputy to General Court, 1676.
Tabek, Philip, 1605-1672, Rhode Island. Commissioner to General Court of Commissioners, 1660, 1661, 1663.
Taintoe, Michael, 1673, Connecticut. Judge, 1669; Member of General Assembly several years.
Tarbell, Thomas,* 1640-1702, Massachusetts. Sergeant of Groton Military Company, 1702.
Tarbox, Samuel, 1647-1715, Massachusetts. Ensign in King Philip's War, 1075, 1676. 133
Tayloe, Anthony, 1607-1687, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of Xew Hampshire.
Teinney, Thomas, 1614-1700, Massachusetts. Ensign of Rowley Military Company, October 22, 1677.
Tenn-et, Samuel, 1667-1748, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1720, 1724, 1725.
Tew, Henry, 1654-1718, Rhode Island. Agent to England for the Colony, 1699; Major for Rhode Isl- and, 1699-1700, 1701, 1704, 1706; Assistant, 1703, 1704, 1705, 1708-1712; Deputy-Governor, 1714; Lieutenant-Colonel, 1714.
Tew, Richard, 1673, Rhode Island. Named in Royal Charter, 1663; Deputy to the General Court, 1663-1665; Commissioner from Newport to General Court of Commissioners, 1654, 1656, 1657, 1658, 1660, 1663; Assist- ant, 1657, 1662, 1663, 1666.
Thachei?, Anthony, 1667, 'Massachusetts. Deputy to Plymouth General Court, 1643-1653, 1654, 1659, 1663, 1665; Member Council of War, 1642.
Thing (Thyng), Jonathan, •-1694, New Hampshire. Ensign Exeter Militia, 1690; Captain, 1692; served in King William's War; one of the first twenty-two delegates chosen to form a government for the Colony of New Hampshire.
Thing, Samuel, 1667 , New Hampshire. Representative from Exeter to New Hampshire General Court, 1704-1711.
Thom, Isaac, 1746-1825, New Hampshire. Surgeon of Third Company of Colonel John Stark's Regiment, 1775; on committee to form Constitution. 134
Thompson, Ebenezer, 1737-1802, Xew Hampshire. Deputy to New Hampshire General Court, 1766-1776; one of four to administer to all officers of government the oath ap- pointed hy Parliament, 1775; Delegate to Provincial Council at Exeter, 1775; Member of Fourth Provincial Congress; Mem- ber Committee of Safety, March 21, 1776, who sent out Association Test. [Executive Councillor of New Hampshire, 1776-1781; Justice Superior Court and Court of Common Pleas, 1778-1796.]
Thomp&on, Thomas,* 1739-1809, New Hampshire. Captain in Navy of Original Thirteen States, 1776.
Thompson-, Eev. William, 1599-1666, Massachusetts. First Minister of Braintree, 1639-1666; active in founding and forwarding the interests of the Colony; Chaplain of Narra- gansett Expedition, 16-45.
TiiORNE, John, 1736-1807, New Hampshire. Quartermaster in Captain Marston's Company in Expedition to Crown Point.
Thornton, Matthew, 1714-1803, New Hampshire. Surgeon of New Hampshire Troops in Expedition against Louisburg, 1745; Colonel; Member Committee of Safety, 1775- 1777; President New Hampshire Provincial Congress, 1775; Delegate to Continental Congress, 1776; Chief Justice Court of Common Pleas; Judge of Superior Court; Signer Declaration of Independence for New Hampshire.
TiLLEY, John, , Massachusetts. One of the Historic Founders of Massachusetts Bay Colony.
TiLLiNGHAST, John, 1690-1777, Rhode Island. Deputy to the General Court, 1744, 1749, 1750; Assistant, 1752, 1753, 1754, 1755; one of the Incorporators and Charter Trustees of Brown University, 1764; Judge of Court of Com- mon Pleas, 1764. [Captain of Company in Eegiment of Ar- tillery, 1776.] 135
TlLLiNGHAST, Rev. Pardon, 1632-1718, Rhode Island. Deputy to the General Court, 1672, 1680, 1690, 1694, 1697, 1700; built first Baptist Church in America.
TiLLmGHAST, Pardon, 1668-1743, Rhode Island. Deputy to the General Court, 1702, 1704, 1705, 1706, 1708, 1714, 1716, 1719, 1720, 1722, 1725.
TiTCOMB, John, 1736-1776, New Hampshire. Captain; Major; Lieutenant-Colonel.
Titus, Robert, 1600 , Massachusetts. Deputy to Plymouth General Court, 1648, 1649, 1650.
Traill, Robert,* , New Hampshire. Collector or Comptroller of Port of Portsmouth, 1769-1776.
Teeat, Robert, 1624-1710, Connecticut. Deputy from Milford to New Haven General Court, 1653- 1656, 1668; Magistrate of New Haven Colony, 1659-1663; Assistant of Connecticut, 1673-1675; Commander-in-Chief of Connecticut, August 30, 1675; Deputy-Governor, 1676-1683; Commissioner of the United Colonies, 1681, 1682, 1684; Gov- ernor of Connecticut, 1683-1687; Councillor of the Royal Province of New England, 1687-1689; again Deputy-Gov- ernor, 1698-1708.
Treworgie, James, , Massachusetts. Agent for Sir Ferdinando Gorges in New England.
Trippe, Job, , Rhode Island. Deputy from North Kingston, 1734, 1738, 1741, 1746.
Trippe, Job, 1701 , Rhode Island. Deputy from Exeter, 1745, 1748, 1752, 1767; Captain, 1748.
Trippe, John, 1610-1678, Rhode Island. Deputy from Portsmouth, 1648, 1654, 1655, 1658, 1661-1664, 1666-1669, 1672; Assistant, 1670, 1673, 1674, 1675. 136
Trippe, Peleg, 1642-1714, Khode Island. Deputy from Portsmouth, 1G80, 1681, 1686.
True, Henry, 1645-1735, Massachusetts. Ensign Salisbury Foot Company, February 23, 1682; Lieuten- ant, April 14, 1691; Captain, 1703; Commissioner on New Hampshire Boundary, 1705; Deputy from Salisbury to Massa- chusetts General Court, 1689-1695, 1707.
Tuck, Edward, 1652, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire.
Tuck, Eev. Eobert, 1636-1665, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire; Minister at Gosport, Isles of Shoals,
Tucker, Eobert, 1604-1682, Massachusetts.
Deputy from Milton to Massachusetts General Court, 1669;, 1679, 1680, 1681.
TuTTLE, John, 1676-1712, New Hampshire. Ensign Dover Military Company.
TuTTLE, John, 1720, New Hampshire. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1643; Lieutenant of "Three County Troop," 1665; Captain of Dover Military Com- pany; Judge of Court of Common Pleas.
Tyng, Edward, 1600-1681, Massachusetts. Deputy from Boston to Massachusetts General Court, 1661, 1662; Assistant, 1668-1680; Committee of Safety, 1675; Colo- nel of Suffolk Eegiment; elected Major-General of Colony after Leverett.
Tyi^g, Edward, Jr., 1649-17—, Massachusetts. Lieutenant and Acting Captain in King Philip's War, 1675;
Commander of Fort Loyal, June 3, 1686; Councillor, 1686- 1689; Lieutenant-Colonel and Commander of Sagadahoc, 1688,
appointed ])y Andros. .
137
Upham, John, 1598-1681, Massachusetts. Deputy to General Court, 163G-1639.
Upham, Phineas, 1G35-16T6, Massachusetts. Lieutenant in King Philip's War.
Upham, Phineas, Jr., 1G59-1720, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, ITOl, 1702, 1705, 1716, 1718; Speaker, 1701, 1703.
Van Brugh, Johannes, , New York. Burgomeistcr of Nieuw Amsterdam, 1656.
Van Brugh, Johannes Pieterse, 1624-1697, New York. Captain Nieuw Amsterdam Troops, 1673; Burgomeister of Nieuw Amsterdam, 1673, 1674.
Van Slichtenhorst, Brant Arentse, 1610-1668, New York. First Eesident Director of Rensselaerwyck, 1646-1659; Acting Indian Commissioner, 1646; Commander of Fort at Rensselaer- wyck, 1646-1653; Sellout of Rensselaerwyck, 1646.
Van Slichtenhorst, Gerrit, 1684, New York. Schout of Rensselaerwyck; Magistrate at Fort Orange, 1663, 1664; Member of Convention at Nieuw Amsterdam, 1664; Commissary at Schenectady, 1672; Magistrate at Wielemstadt, 1673.
Varnum, Joseph, 1672-1749, Massachusetts. Representative to Massachusetts General Court, 1721, 1722; Colonel of Massachusetts Troop of Horse in King Philip's War.
Varnum, Samuel, 1715-1797, Massachusetts. Major of Massachusetts Troop of Horse, 1743.
Wadleigh, Robert, 1700, New Hampshire. Deputy and Clerk of General Court, 1680; Councillor, 1692; Judge of Court of Common Pleas, and Judge of Superior Court, 1693-1697. 138
Wadswoeth, Samuel, 1636-1676, Massachusetts. Captain, 1676.
Wainaveigiit, Simon, 1660-1708, Massachusetts. Captain of Haverhill Company, 1694-1708.
Waldron, Eichard, 1609-1689, Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1651-1666; Speaker of Massachusetts General Court, 1666, 1667, 1668, 1673-1675, 1679; Captain, 1653; Major, and Commander of Militia in County of Norfolk, 1675; Chief Commander in King Philip's War, 1675; Councillor of New Hampshire, 1680; President of New Hampshire, 1681-1682.
Waldron, Richard, 1650-1730, New Hampshire. Councillor; Justice Court of Common Pleas, 1716: Colonel of Militia.
Waldron, Eichard, 1694-1753, New Hampshire. Councillor, 1728; Judge of Probate, 1737; Secretary of the Province of New Hampshire; Speaker of Assembly, 1748.
Waldron", Eichard, 1700-1771, New Hampshire. Colonel in Indian War.
Waldron, Thomas Westbrook, 1731-1785, New Hampshire. Captain in Expedition against Louisburg; Deputy for tweniy years, 1756 et seq.; Councillor, 1771.
Walker, John, , Ehode Island. One of the eighteen original Proprietors of Aquidneck.
Walker, Eichard, 1592-1687, Massachusetts. Ensign, 1636; Lieutenant, 1650; Captain, 1652; Deputy from Eeading to General Court, 1640, 1641, 1648, 1649, 1650, 1660.
Walker, Samuel, 1642-1703, Massachusetts. Ensign; Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1689, 1694; Member of Boston Convention, 1689. 139
Wallingford, Thomas, 1771, New Hampshire. Representative from Dover to New Hampshire General Court, 1739, 1740, 1741, 1742, 1744, 1745; Judge of Superior Court, 1746-1771; Colonel.
Walton, George, 1612-1685, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire; Signer of Exeter Combination, 1638.
Walton, Shadrach, 1658-1741, New Hampshire. Ensign, 1691; Major, 1707; Colonel, 1710; in campaign against Quebec, 1711; Councillor, 1716; President of Council, 1733; Judge, 1695, 1696, 1699, 1716-1737.
Waej), Andrew, 1634-1659, Massachusetts and Connecticut.
Commissioner to govern Connecticut, March 3, 1635; Magis- trate of Connecticut, 1636, 1637; Deputy to Connecticut General Court from Wethersfield, 1636-1639; from Stamford, 1643, 1644; from Wethersfield, 1648-1656.
Ward, Cotton, 1734-1802, New Hampshire. Lieutenant in French and Indian War.
Ward, Rev. John,* 1606-1693, Massachusetts. Influential Minister at Haverhill.
Ward, Rev. Nathaniel, 1570-1653, Massachusetts. Minister at Ipswich, 1634-1645; Election Sermon, 1641; preached before the House of Commons, 1647.
Ward, Thomas, Sr., 1680, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire.
Ward, Thomas, Jr., 1666-1743, New Hampshire. Captain in King William's and Queen Anne's Wars.
Ware, Jonathan, 1646-1718, Massachusetts. Lieutenant and Captain in the Wrentham Company, 1689- 171d. 140
Warner, Daniel, 1699-1779, New Hampshire. King's Councillor, 1756-1779.
Warrej^, Eichard, • 1628, Massachusetts. One of the Historic Founders of Plymouth Colony; one of the nineteen Signers of the "Mayflower Compact."
Wajirkn", Samuel, , Massachusetts. Captain, commanding a Company at Fort William Henry, 1757.
Wat, Thomas,* 1726, Connecticut. One of the original Patentees of New London.
Webb, Henry,* 1660, Massachusetts. A wealthy benefactor of Harvard College.
Webster, John, 1683 , Massachusetts. Sergeant, afterwards Lieutenant under Captain Thomas Noyes.
Weeks, William,* 1654-1677, Massachusetts. Clerk of the General Court, 1675.
Weld, Joseph, 1598-1646, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1637, 1638, 1641, 1643, 1644; First Ensign of Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, 1638; Captain Poxbury Military Company.
Weid, Joseph, 1650-1711, Massachusetts. Lieutenant Poxbury Military Company.
Wendell, Evert Jansen, 1642-1704, New York. Commissioner of Indian Affairs; Magistrate at Fort Orange, April 12, 1660, April, 1661.
Wendell, John, 1649-1691, New York. Magistrate; Captain, March 19, 1685; Commissioner to treat with Five Nations, 1690; Mayor of Albany, 1690. 141
Wentworth, Ezekiel,* 1650-1711, New Hampshire. Assessor, 1705; Deputy to General Court, 1711.
WErNTTWOiiTH, John, 1671-1730, New Hampshire. Councillor, 1712; Judge of Court of Common Pleas, 1713- 1718; Lieutenant-Governor of New Hampshire, 1717-1730.
Weisttworth, Mark Hunking, 1709-1775, New Hampshire. Councillor, 1759-1775.
Weisttworth, William, 1615-1697, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire.
West, Thomas, '1640 , Massachusetts. Major of Beverly Troops, 1689.
Wetiierbee, Ephraim, • -1745, Massachusetts. Captain Seventh Company Ninth Massachusetts Eegiment, under Colonel Dwight.
Wheatley, John, 1718-1786, Connecticut. Lieutenant, March, 1758; Captain Eighth Company Connecti- cut Volunteers, March, 1760; Major.
• Wheeler, Joseph, , Massachusetts. Ensign, 1655; Lieutenant, 1663, 1668.
Wheeler, Timothy, 1601-1687, Massachusetts. Ensign, 1646; Captain of Concord Foot Company for fifteen years; Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1663-1666, 1668, 1669, 1671, 1672.
Wheelwright, Eev. John, 1592-1679, Massachusetts and New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire; Minister at Braintree, Exeter, and Wells, 1636-1679; active in forwarding the interests of the Colonies.
Wheelwright, John, 1664-1745, Massachusetts. Councillor, 1708-1732; Judge Court of Common Pleas, 1702; Judge of Probate, 1715-1745; Colonel. 142
Whipple, John, 1605-1674, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1640, 1641, 164.?^ 1646, 1650, 1651, 1652, 1653.
Whipple, John, 1617-1685, Ehode Island. Deputy from Providence to General Court, 1666, 1669, 1670^. 1672, 1674, 1676, 1677.
Whipple, John, 1626-1683, Massachusetts. Cornet of Essex Troop, 1663; Captain in King Philip's War, 1676; Deputy from Ipswich to Massachusetts General Court, 1674, 1679, 1680, 1682, 1683.
Whipple, Matthew, 1658-1739, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1718, 1719, 1729; Justice of Sessions Court.
White, John, 1642-1695, Massachusetts. Ensign in Muddy Eiver Foot Compan}', 1689.
White, John, 1664-1727, Massachusetts.
Deputy from Haverhill to Massachusetts General Court, 1700,., 1702, 1703, 1708, 1713, 1715, 1716, 1719; Lieutenant, 1703; Captain Haverhill Militia, 1715.
White, William, 1610-1690, Massachusetts. Captain First Military Company of Haverhill, 1662.
Whitney, Josiah, 1731-1806, Massachusetts. Captain Harvard Militia, 1773; Lieutenant-Colonel Worcester Militia, 1774.
Whitney, Solomon, 1712-1759, Massachusetts. Captain in Colonel Jonathan Bagley's Regiment, for the Re- duction of Canada, 1758, 1759.
Whittemore, Rev. Aaron, 1711-1767, New Hampshire. First settled Minister in Pembroke; Lieutenant of Militia. 143
Whittemore, Benjamin, 1G69-1734, Massachusetts. Deputy to the General Court, 1709, 1710, 1711, 1714, 1719, 1720.
Whittingham, John, 1649, Massachusetts. Ensign, 1644; Lieutenant, 1645.
WiCKES, John, 1609-1675, Ehode Island. Assistant, 1650, 1665, 1666; Commissioner to the General Court of Commissioners, 1651, 1656, 1657, 1658, 1660-1663; Commissioner to the Indians, 1644; Corporator named in Royal Charter, 1663.
WiGGiN", Thomas, 1667, Massachusetts and jSTew Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire; Colonial Governor of New Plampshire, 1631-1637; Magistrate after union with Massachusetts, 1648-1653; Deputy from Hampton to Massachusetts General Court, 1645; Assistant of Massachu- setts from Dover, 1650-1667; Associate Justice, 1648-1650; Judge, 1651, 1652, 1653.
W1LKIN8, Bray,* 1610-1702, Massachusetts.
One of the first Settlers in Dorchester,
WiLKiNS, Rev. Daniel, 1710-1784, New Hampshire. Minister at Amherst, 1741-1784; active in founding and for- warding the interests of the Colony.
WiLLARD, Simon, 1605-1676, Massachusetts. Lieutenant; Commander First Military Company of Concord, 1637; Captain, 1646; Sergeant-Major Middlesex Company, 1653; Commander-in-Chief Expedition against Ninigret, Oc- tober, 1654; Deputy from Concord to Massachusetts General Court, 1636-1641, 1643, 1645, 1646, 1649-1653; Assistant, 1654-1676. 144
WiLLETT, Thomas, 1611-1674, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and New York. Captain of Plymouth Company, 1647; Boundary Com- missioner appointed by Director Stuyvesant to treat with United Colonies, 1650; Assistant of Plymouth Colony, 1651- 1664; Member Council of War, 1653-1658; one of the Pur- chasers of the "King's Province," Ehode Island, 1659; Com- missioner to organize His Majesty's Government in the Province, 1665; First Mayor of New York, 1665-1667; Mem- ber Governor's Council, 1665-1673; Commissioner of xVdmi- ralty for the Province of New York, 1665.
AViLLiAMS, Eogcr, 1599-1683, Rhode Island. The tlistoric Founder of Rhode Island and Providence Plan- tations; named in Royal Charter, 1663; President of Provi- dence Plantations, 1654, 1655, 1656; Commissioner from Providence to General Court of Commissioners, 1655, 1656, 1658, 1659, 1661; Assistant, 1647, 1648, 1663, 1664, 1670, 1671; Commissioner on Boundary of Plymouth Colony, 1672; Captain of Trainband at Providence, 1676.
WiLM'OT (Wilmuth, Wilmarth), Thomas, , Massachu-
setts. Ensign.
WiLMUTfl:, Thomas, Jr., , Massachusetts. Ensign of Military Company at Rehoboth, July, 1683.
Wilson, Alexander, 1659-1752, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire.
Wilson, John, 1650-1683, Massachusetts. Lieutenant in Captain Converse's Company.
WiLSiON, Thomas, 1648, New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire.
WiNGATE, John, 1670-1712, New Hampshire. Captain, commanding a Company in Expedition to Port Royal, 1707, 1710. 145
WrNGATE, John, 1693-1764, New Hampshire. Lieutenant vSecond Infantry Company of Dover, 1740; Cap- tain; Deputy from Dover, 1748.
WrNGATE, Joshua, 1679-1769, New Hampshire. Colonel of Hampton Eegiment at Siege of Louisburg; Deputy to the General Court, 1715, 1727-1731.
WiNamp, Edward, 1618-1688, Massachusetts. Ensign, 1647; Lieutenant, 1660; Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1663, 1664, 1681-1686.
WiNSLQW, Josias (Josiah), 1631-1674, Massachusetts. Deputy from Marshfield to Plymouth General Court, 1643, 1645, 1647, 1651, 1653, 1654, 1655, 1659, 1660.
WiNSLOw, Kenelm, 1599-1672, Massachusetts, Deputy from Marshfield to Plymouth General Court, 1642, 1643, 1644, 1649, 1650, 1651, 1652, 1653.
WiNSLOW, Nathaniel, 1639-1719, Massachusetts. Deputy from Marshfield to Plymouth General Court, 1689, 1695, 1709, 1711; Captain of Militia, 1698.
WiNSLOW, Samuel, 1595-1663, Massachusetts. Deputy to the General Court, 1642, 1645, 1653; Commissioner on Boundaries, 1645-1654; Judge, 1641; General Commis- sioner.
WiNTHROP, John, 1587-1649, Massachusetts. Governor of Massachusetts Bay Colony, 1629-1633, 1637, 1638, 1639, 1642, 1643, 1646, 1647, 1648; Assistant, 1634, 1635, 1640, 1641; Deputy-Governor, 1636, 1644, 1645; Colonel First Massachusetts Eegiment, 1636.
Wise, Ammi Ruhamah, 1688-1749, Massachusetts. Commanded a company against the Spanish West Indies, 1740; Deputy, 1739, 1740; Justice of Sessions Court. 146
"Wise, Rev. John, 1652-1725, Connecticut and Massachusetts. Chaplain of Connecticut Army in King Philip's War, 1675; Chaplain in Sir William Phipp's Expedition to Canada, 1690.
WirnEES, Thomas, 1600-1690, Maine and New Hampshire. One of the Historic Founders of New Hampshire; King's Councillor, 1646-1650; Deputy to General Court, 1656; Ap- pointed hy Gorges as one of the Deputies and Commissioners for the Government of the Province of Maine, 1664; Magis- trate.
WoLOOTT, Henry, 1578-1655, Connecticut.
One of the Committee who sat with the first Court of Magis- trates, 1637; Magistrate of Connecticut, 1643-1655.
WoLOOTT, Henry, Jr., 1611-1680, Connecticut. Deputy from Windsor to Connecticut General Court, 1655, 1656, 1660, 1661; Assistant, 1662-1680; Corporator named in Eoyal Charter, 1662.
WoLOOTT, Simon, 1625-1687, Connecticut. Captain of Foot at Simsbury.
WoODBRiDGE, Rev. John, 1613-1695, Massachusetts. Deputy from Newbury to the General Court, 1637, 1638, 1640, 1641; Magistrate of County Court, October, 1678, 1679; As- sistant, 1683, 1684.
WooDBRrooE, Rev. John, 1690, Connecticut. Minister at Killingworth, 1666-1679; active in founding and forwarding the interests of the Colony.
WooDBRiDGE, John, 1732-1782, Massachusetts. Captain for eight years in French War.
Woodbury, Andrew, 1731-1808, Massachusetts. Ensign, 1769; Committee of Correspondence, 1774; Delegate to Convention at Ipswich, 1774; Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1774; Member Provincial Congress of Depu- ties at Salem, 1774; Lieutenant, 1776-1780; [Captain, 1780]. 147
Woodbury, James, 1738-1823, New Hampshire. Ensign in Colonel Bagley's Eegiment, French and Indian War.
Woodbury, John, 1624-1641, Massachusetts. One of the Historic Founders of Massachusetts Bay Colony; Deputy from Salem to Massachusetts General Court, 1635, 1637, 1638, 1639; appointed by Colonial Government Agent to England, to obtain a Charter.
Woodbury, Peter, 1640-1704, Massachusetts. Lieutenant in Beverly Militia; Representative from Beverly to first Council of Safety, 1689; Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1690, 1691, 1692.
Woodman, Edward, -1694, -Massachusetts. Lieutenant of Newbury Company, May 17, 1637; Deputy from Newbury to Massachusetts General Court, 1636, 1637, 1639, 1643.
WooiDMAN, John, 1630-1706, New Hampshire. Captain before 1690; in command of Forces at Oyster Eiver.
WoRCESTEii, Samuel, 1681, Massachusetts. Deputy to Massachusetts General Court, 1679, 1680, 1681.
Worcester, Rev. William, • -1662, Massachusetts. Minister at Salisbury, 1638-1662; active in founding and for- warding the interests of the Colony.
Wright, Thomas, 1635-1679, Massachusetts. Deputy from Watertown to Massachusetts General Court, 1635, 1637, 1670.
Yates, Christopher, 1737-1785, New York. Captain in Provincial Army, 1758, 1759; Member General Assembly for several years.
Young, Joseph, 1726-1806, New Hampshire. Lieutenant of Sixth Company, New Hampshire Regiment, in Expedition to Crown Point, 1756.
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