Family Genealogies
Extracted From
A Historical Sketch of the Town of Hanover, Mass.
with Family Genealogies
by John S. Barry, Boston; 1853
[Transcribed by Dave Swerdfeger]
FAMILY GENEALOGIES - EELLS or EELES to JACOB, or JACOBS
EELLS, or EELES.
John, was among the early settlers of Dorchester, and "dwelt at Fox-point." According to the History of Dorchester, now in the course of publication, and from which we quote, "it appears that he removed to Hingham;" and it is suggested, that" he may have been John the bee-hive maker, who finally settled in Newbury(This last statement is crossed out) He had a son Samuel, bap. in D., May 3, 1640."
Samuel s. of Jno., according to family doc'ts., sett. in Milford, Ct. He commanded a garrison at Dartm’h, Mass., in Philip's War, 1676; was J. P.; and Rep. from H‘m., 1705-6; m. Anna da. of Rev. Robt. Lenthal, of Wey'h.;. and had 7 sons, and 1 da., the latter of whom m. on Long Island. The name of Lenthal was preserved in this family for a long time, and still exists in it. After the death of his 1st w., Mr.E. moved to H’m. Mass., taking with him his youngest son, Nath'l., and there m. (2) wid. Sarah North, formerly a Peck, (H'm. Rec.) She was prob. the wid. of Joseph Peck, of H’m., and her maiden name was North, she being a desc't. of the noble family of that name in England. The fa. d. in, H’m., in 1709; and his wid. is Scit., in 1711. A son John, lived in Milford, Ct., and had 2 das., Ann who m.. Thos. Weldon, and Frances. who d:. at her uncle Nath'l., in 1718.
Note-We find the name of John Eales, among the freemen of Mass., in 1684, (N. E. Gen.. Reg.,: Vol. 3, p. 92); and Henry Eeles was a Pass. Va. in the Merchants'Hope, Hugh Weston, Master, in 1635. (Ib vol. 4, p.190.) It has been suggested, that the names of Eells and Ellis, were formerly one; but of the correctness of this suggestion we are not prepared to decide. Similarity does not always prove Identity.
2. Nathaniel (Rev. Nath'l,) s. of Capt. Sam'l., was b. in 1678, grad. at H. C. 1699, and sett. in Scit., over the 2d Churh, in 1704. He was m. by his fa. to Hannah North, of H’m., (aunt to Frederick, Lord Worth, afterwards Prime Minister of Geo. III.) Oct. 12, 1704, and d. in Scit, Aug. 25, 1750, ae. 72 and his wid., May. 1, 1754. He is described by Deane, as a man “of a stature rather above mediocrity, of broad chest and muscular proportions, remarkably erect, somewhat corpulent in his late years, of dark complexion, with and brows, and of general manners rather dignified and commanding, than sprightly and pleasing" He wrote a fair hand, as the Church Records show; and as a preacher, his discourses prove him to have been a man of great simplicity of style, and directness of argument. He prepared his own sons, and others, for Collage, and was a ripe scholar, naturally shrewd, and one eminently qualified for usefulness in the station he filled. ch.: -
1. Sarah, Aug. 5, 1705, m. Benj. Turner, of Scit.
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2. Samuel, Feb. 23, 1706-7.
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3. Jno., Jan. 23, 1709, m. Abiah Waterman, of Scit., in 1780, and left desct's.
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4. Nath'l,, Feb. 4, 1710-11, grad. H. C. 1728, sett at Stonington, Ct.; in 1733, m. Mary, da. Hon. John Cushing, of'Scit., Oct 18, 1733, and has deset's. in Ct.
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5. Edward, Jan. 4, 1712-13, grad. H.. C. 1783, ord. at Middletown, Ct., 1737 ; was for some years Tutor at Yale Coll., where 3 of his sons grad., who sett in Ct. The fa. d. in 1776. Concerning him, we find the following note, in the Stat. Acct. of Mid'x., Ct.: “In 1738, the Rev. Ed. Eells, s. of the Rev. Nath'l. Eells, of Scit., Mass. was ord. in the Upper Houses. Mr. E. acquired some celebrity by a pamphlet which he pub. in 1759, on the Walingford case. For several years he sustained the office of a trustee of Yale Coll., where 3 of his sons were educated, who were ministers in Eastbury, N. Bramford, and Barkhampstead, Ct."
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6. Han'h., Jan. 30, 1714-15, m. Anth'y. Eames, of Mfd.
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7. Mary,; May 13, 1716, m. Seth Williams, of Taunton, 1738.
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8. North, Sep. 28, 1718, m. Ruth Tilden, 1741, and left ch.
- 9. Anna L, Oct. 16, 1721 m. Zach. Damon, 1748.
3. Samuel, s. Rev. Nath'l. (2) m. Hannah, gr. gr. da. Rev. Win. Witherell, of Scit., Dec. 18, 1729, and sett. in H.; His house standing where stands that of Joseph C. Stockbridge, on Broadway. He d. in 1741 (see p. 20,) and his wid. survived many years, ch.: -
1. Wm. W., Dec. 14, 1730.
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2. Robert L., Feb. 7, or 18, 1732.
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3. Sarah, June 4, 1733, m. Bezal. Palmer, Ap. 8, 1752.
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4. Samuel, Feb. 16, 1735.
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5. Hannah N., Nov. 18, 1736, d. Sep. 2, 1737.
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6. Hannah N., Jan. 22, 1738, m. George Bennett, of Ab'n., Ap. 5, 1759.
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7. Mary, Dec. 26, 1739, m. Deacon Benj. Bass. Mar. 3, 1793.
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8. Bradbury, Ap. 6, 1741, m. Benj. 8tetson, Ap. 30, 1765.
4. Wm. W., s. Sam'l. (3), m. Sarah Pillsbury, and moved to Me., where his dec’d's. still reside. His w. d. Sep. 25, 1791 ((?)) ae. 62. ch.: -
1. Sarah, May 12, 1758, m. Hezek. Bosworth, and moved to Me.
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2. Hannah. W., bap. Sep. 11, 1763, m. Jacob White, of Ab'n., Mar. 12, 1778, and moved to Me.
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3. Mary L., bap. Sep. 11, 1763, m. (1) Josh. Young, of Scit., Feb. 23, 1804; (2) a Ewell,, of Mfd.; and (3), a Cobb, of Me.
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4. Priscilla, bap. March 31, 1765, d. unm.
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5. Lydia, bap. Ap. 26, 1767, m. Rev. Mr. Lorlng (?)
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6. Wm. W., Dec. 4, 1768, lived in Me., was m, and had
ch.
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7. Rebecca, bap. Sep. 10, 1775, m. a Bartol, and, with her husband, d. in. N. York.
5. Robert Eells, (Captain Robert L., s. Sam'l. (3) m. Ruth Copeland of Scit: Dec. 1, 1757, and lived where Capt. N. Dwelley now resides at the Four Corners. For a sketch of his life, &c., see p. 162. He was Rep. in 1776 and '77; Selectman from 1790—98; and d. June 19, 1800, and his wid. May 21, 1731 ae. 93. ch,: -
1. Ruth, Oct. 31, 1758, m. Jno. Young, Feb. 2, 1797. No ch. 2. Betsey, Oct. 30, 1760, m. Col. J. B. Barstow, Feb. 7, 1788, and d. in 1851.
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3. Huldah C., March 8, 1763, m. Wm. Wing, Nov. 26, 1789, and d. in N. York.
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4. Anne L, July 18, 1765, m. Capt. Albert Smith, Aug. 23, 1787.
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5. Robert, Nov. 29, 1767.
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6. Nabby, Nov. 29, 1767, m. Joshiah Smith, jr., Pemb., Mar. 13, 1794.
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7. John, May 20, 1770, m. Lacy Thorndike, and went to Camden, Me., where he d. in 1848.(?) leaving ch.
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8. Nath'l. Sep. 28, 1772, m. Mary Terry, moved to Belfast, Me., and there d. in 1840.
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9. Joseph, June 5, 1774.
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10. Lucy, Aug. 12, 1776,. m. Dea. Elijah Barstow, Nov. 8, 1798.
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11. Edward, Feb. 26, 1779.
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12. Sarah, Aug. 2, d. Aug. 17, 1781.
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13. Sam'l., Mar. 13, 1783.
6. Samuel, s. Samuel (3) m. Priscilla Palmer, lived on Elm st., where Josh. Stetson resides, and there his w. d., Nov. 27, 1763. ch.: Sam'l., Bezal., and Benj., all bap. Oct. 28, 1763. Sam'l. m, Lydia Josselyn, of Pemb., July 7, 1783, had Benj., Aug. 7, 1784, and Henry B., Dec. 10, 1786; lived in his father's house for a time, and thence moved to Me. Bezal. was a shipwright, and d. unm., in Me: Benj. m. and lived in Belfast Me. The above is according to family tradition.
7. Robert, s. Capt. Robert L. (5) m. Huldah Bass, Nov. 27, 1800, who d. June 24, 1812 and he Oct. 5, 1844. He was P. M. for 39 years; Selectman from 1805-8; Rep, in 1819, '20, '27, '28 and '30; a blacksmith by trade, and occupied his father's house. ch.: -
1. Huldah B., Feb. 21, 1802 m. Capt. Nathan Dwelley, Dec. 5, 1822 and occupies the homestead.
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2. Robert, May 9, 1805, d. Aug. 29, 1808.
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3. Elizab., Jan. 1, 1808, m. Jos. Ramsdell, jr., of Warren, Mass., Dec. 3, 1827.
8. Joseph, s Capt. Rob't. L. (5) m. Sarah Bass, Nov. 25, 1802 and lived near the Four Corners, where his wid. still resides, in the old Dillingham house. He was a blacksmith by trade. ch.: -
1. Sarah B., May 31, 1868, d. July 25, 1812.
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2. Lucinda, Ap. 14, 1805, m. Isaac M. Wilder, Feb. 5, 1834. 3. Joseph, Ap. 7, 1807, m. Sarah B. Smith, Mar. 11, 1827,
- built the house in which Alex'r. Wood, Esq. now lives, and moved to Wisconsin. Has had 12 or 18 ch. in all, of whom were b. in H.,
- Sarah B., Aug. 1, 1828;
- Ruth, Nov. 5, 1829;
- Albert S., Jan. 25, 1831;
- Thos. D;
- Anne L,.
- Priscilla; and
- Lucinda.
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4. Ruth, Ap. 22, 1809, d. Dec. 29, 1828.
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5. Mercy B., Nov. 9, 1811.
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6. Rob't., Ap. 5, 1813 (?) m. Mary T. Stockbridge, Jan. 20, 1838, lives at the Corners, is a wheelwright, and had
- Ellen A., Ap. 13, 1840, d. Sep. 12, 1847;
- Rob't., Feb. 22, 1846, ae. 6 mos.;
- Mary, Ap. 7, d. Sep, 14, 1847;
- Mary E., June 15, 1849, d. 1852; and
- two others, d. young.
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7. Jas. G.., Jan. 16, 1817, lives in Ct.
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8. Geo. W., Nov. 5, 1819, m. Priscilla Clark, Nov. 16, 1845, lives on Broadway, and has
- Priscilla C., Aug. 30, 1846;
- Mary L., Nov. 2, 1848; and
- Ella, Nov. 29, 1850.
9. Edward, s. Capt Rob't. L. (5) m. Sarah Stetson, and, it is said, d. in Medford, Mass. He was a shipwright by trade, and whilst in H., was Selectman in 1809 and '10. ch.: -
1. Sarah C., Sep. 10, 1806, d. Mar. 23, 1812.
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2. Rob't. L, Nov. 2, 1808, m. a Jones, of Boston, lives in Medford, and has 1 ch. living.
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3. Edward, Sep. 2, 1810, m. Mary L. Smith, and d. in Arkansas, 1eaving a son, Josiah, now is Niagara, N. Y.
- 4. Sarah.
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5. Lusannah.
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6. Lydia, m. Sam'l. Clark.
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7. Alfred, m. a Parsons.
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8. Ebenezer.
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9. Alexander.
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10. Micah, d.
10. Sam'l., s. Capt. Rob't. L. (5) m. Jerusha, or Rusha Tower, and lives near the Corners, on Broadway. He was Selectman in 1837, and '38. His w. d. Dec. 15, 1849, ae. 63. ch.: -
1. Rusha P., July 19, 1806, m. Benj. Josselyn, of H'n.
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2. Benj. H. T., Dec. 2, 1808, d. 1834.
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3. Horace T., Jan. 27, 1811 prob. d. at Sea.
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4. Henry B., Feb. 20, 1813, m., and lives on Staten Island, N. Y.
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5. Wm. W., July 4, 1815, d. Oct. 4, 1833.
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6. Nancy, Jan. 4, 1818, d. Dec. 4, 1835.
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7. Elizab. J., Nov. 8, 1818.
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8. John P., Aug. 12, 1822, m. Ann Mitchell, lives at the Corners, and has Ann E., Nov. 3, 1849.
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9. Helen M. T., Dec. 22, 1824.
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10. Betsey F., 1828, d. young. Another ch. d. July 17, 1820.
ELLIS
John, was of Sandwich, in 1643, and from him descended the Ellises of H. He had a s. Mordecai, Mar. 24, 1650, prob. gr. fa; of Mordecai of H. We find records of the Ellis family in Eng'd., in 1559, at which date John was Dean of Hereford, (Willi’s Cathedrals, pp. 536, and 591) and there is a Coat of Arms in Berry's Gen. Kent, p. 64. There are several distinct families in N. Eng., some of which are quite extensive.
2. Mordecai Ellis, b.Jan. 4, 1718, a desc't. of Jno. of Sandwich, m. Sarah Otis, Sep. 1739, and lived on Circuit st., where Abner Magoun now resides, and there d. June, 1810, ae. 92 and his w. Ap. 22, 1796, ae. 77. He was for 13 yrs. Selectman, from 1750-63. ch.: -
1. Ruth, m. Jno. Bailey, and d. in 1786 (?)
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2. Rebecca,, May 21, 1741, m. Geo. Bailey.
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3. Sarah, Oct 31, 1742 d. Mar. 13, 1803.
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4. David, Aug. 1, 1744, m. (1) Ruth ------, who d. Jan. 10, 1773; and (2) Ann Jenkins. He d., and his wid. m. a Ford. His ch. were:
- Jno., m. Nabby Sylvester; Ap. 23, 1801;
- Ruth, d. Oct. 15, 1802; and
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- Nancy, m. David Gurney, of Ab'n.
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5. Mordecai, Ap. 8, 1746.
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6. Lucy, Aug. 16, 1748, m. Chas. Otis.
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7. Priscilla, Nov. 12, 1750, m. Jno. Little, of Mf'd.
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8. Elizab., July 1, 1752, m. Jos. Ramsdell, May 17, 1787.
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9. Clark, Aug. 23, 1754.
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10. Nath'l., Nov. 14, 1756.
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11. Otis, Feb. 8, 1762 d. unm.
3. Mordecai, s. Mordecai (2) m. Priscilla Rogers, of Mf'd., Nov. 1777, was of the Soc. of Friends, lived where Otis Ellis resides, and there d., and his wid. Sep. 8, 1850. ae. 96. ch.: -
1. Huldah, Mar. 3, 1779; m. Nathan Studley, May 18, 1806.
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2. Rebecca, Mar. 16, 1781 m. Wm. Gifford, of Falmouth, Mass.
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3. Abig., Oct. 16, 1782, m. Jno. Sherman, of N. Y'k.
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4. Mordecai, July 16, 1785, drowned in N. River, Jan. 25, ` 1796.
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5. Priscilla, Ap. 30, 1787, m. Theoph. Gifford, of Falm'h.
- 6. David, June 19, 1789, m. Maria Loud, and lives in Lynn.
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7. Sarah, Mar. 25, 1791, m. Sim., s. Jas. Hoxie, of Sandwich, in Aug. 1832, who d. in H., Jan. 28, 1851 ae. 79. No ch. She survives.
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8. Otis, Nov. 4, 1795, m. Ruth Barker, of Dart’h., Mass., Ap. 12, 1827, lives on his father's place, and has Rhoda B., May 10, 1830, and Priscilla R., Ap. 26, 1835.
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9. Elizab., July 4, 1797, m. Jona. Pratt, of Lynn, Dec. 2 1817.
4. Clark, s. Mordecai (2) m. Ruth Spooner, of Ab'n., Sep. 26, 1782 and d. Ap. 27, 1836, and his wid. Sep. 19, 1846. Lived on Circuit st ch.: -
1. Lucy, Ap. 21, 1783, m. Barker Ramsdell, Aug. 31 1810, who d. in Batavia, N. Y., and his wid. in Michin, ab. 1845, leaving ch.
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2. Spooner, Nov., 1787, living unm. on his father's place.
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3. Thomas, Oct 20, 1791, m. Marg't., da. Jona. Josselyn, of Pemb., Mar. 28, 1814, lives in Bridg'r., and has
- Jona. W., Aug. 16, 1814, m. Meribah Tallman, and is a merchant, in N. Bed., no. ch.;
- Jane, Mar. 3, 1816, m. Capt. Jos. R. Tallman, of N. B., Oct. 29, 1838;
- Lucy, Mar. 3, 1816;
- Wm., Ap. 25, 1820, d. ae. 21;
- Eliza W., Jan. 1, 1823, m. Caleb Hobart, merchant, of Bridg'r.;
- Thos. H., Ap., 1827, clerk. in N. Bed.; and
- Ruth S., Oct. 28, 1829.
6. Nath'l., s. Mordecai (2) m. Mary Ramsdell, July 20, 1787, and d. Feb. 5, 1817, and his wid., Jan. 22, 1848. Lived on his father's place. ch.: -
1. Nath'l., Jan., 1790, m. Sally Josselyn, Dec. 21, 1813, lives in E. Bridg'r., and has Sarah B., m. Sam'l. Hawes, Jan. 1 1835; and Waterman J., Nov., 1825, is m., lives in E. Bridg'r., and has ch.
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2. Elizab. B., June, 1791, m. John Estes, Feb. 26, 1815.
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3. Francis B., Oct., 1796, m. Lucy L. Corthell, Jan. 9, 1826, and d. Nov. 2 1843, and his wid. lives with her mother, on Circuit st. ch.:
- Lucy E., Feb. 13, 1828, d. May 26, 1830;
- Francis B., Jan. 23, 1831;
- Lucy H Aug. 8, 1833, m. Frank Hutchins, and lives in Me.;
- Lydia E., May 1, 1843, d. same year; and
- Calvin C., Dec. 17, 1837.
- 4. Mary H., Jan. 1805, m. Abner Magoun, jr., Ap. 16, 1825.
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5. Joseph, Ap. 1807, m. Mary, da. Benj. Bowker, of H'n., Oct. 1830, lives on Circuit st., is a shoemaker, and has
- Benj. F., Jan.. 8, 1831; Nath’l. B., Feb. 18, 1834; and
- Joseph T., Ap. 21, 1836.
ESTES
Matthew, according to an old Bible, in the possession of Wm. Estes, of H'n., was s. Rob’t. and Dorothy E., and was b. in Dover, Eng'd., 3 mo. 28 d. 1645, and m. Philadelphia, da. Renald and Ann Jenkins, of Dover, N. Eng., 4 mo. 14 d., 1676. She d. 10 mo. 25 d. 1721 and he 6 mo. 9 d. 1723. Of their ch., Jno., b. 5 mo. 14 d. 1684, and Richard, b. 7 mo. 2 d. 1686, were of Lynn, in 1703, and signed the letter written by the Quakers of that town to Gov. Dudley. (N. Eng. Gen. Reg. vol. 2, p. 149.) Joseph, who was of Dover, 1719, who m., and whose desc'ts. are in Me., was another of the sons; also Matthew, jr., who d. in H., in 1774, ae. 85. The desc'ts. of the latter are here given, and in their possession is the old family Bible.
2. Matt., s. Matt., with w. Alice, appears in H. ab. 1726, lived on Plain st., where his desc'ts. yet reside, and there d., May 11, 1774, ae. 85, and his wid. Dec. 14, 1778, ae. 84. ch.: -
1. Edward, b. ab. 1708, and with w. Patience, appear on the Recs. in 1731 and had ch., but none of his desc'ts, are in the town. Tradition says they removed to Bristol Co., where the name is extant, in the vicinity of Fall River, and N. Bed.
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2. Wm., b. ab. 1710.
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3. Matt., Dec. 19, 1826(1726)(?), drowned Sept 24, 1747, in a rash attempt to swim over N. River, with his clothes on.
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4. Sarah, June 8, 1733, m. Thos. SyIvester.
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5. Rob't., Jan. 12, 1736. Two ch. d. young.
3. Wm., s. Matt (2) m. Elizab. Stetson, in 1736, and lived near his fa. ch.: -
1. Susanna, June 29, 1737, m. Juo. Barker, ab. 1760.
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2. Alice, June 29, 1737.
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3. Wm., Feb. 11, 1739, moved to Wareham (?)
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4. Ruth, Nov. 9, 1741.
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5. Richard, June 25, 1745.
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6. Elizab., Aug. 10, 1747, d. May 31, 1750.
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7. Zilpha, June 1, 1750, d. 1816.
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8. Matt., Jan. 17, 1754, m., and left ch., and some of his desc'ts. are in Mf’d.
4. Rob't., s. Matt. (2) a saddler by trade, m. Beulah Wing, of Sandwich, lived on Plain st., and there d., Nov. 26, 1803, and his wid. Sep. 20, 1833, ae. 83. ch.: -
1. Zaccheus, Dec. 20, 1760.
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2. Rob't., Feb. 11, 1763, d. young.
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3. Robert, Ap. 20, 1764, d. young.
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4. Hannah, Aug. 7, 1765, m. Jos. Dillingham, of N. .Y'k. State, Sep. 9, 1810 (?)
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5. Abig., d. young.
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6. Joseph, m. Ruth Diliingham, and moved to N. Y'k. State, where he has desc'ts.
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7. Alice, m. Steph. Rogers, Mf’d., and d. May, 1851; no ch. 8. Benj., m. Sarah Kirby, and d. in Wheatland, N. Y., leaving ch.
5. Richard, s. Wm. (3) m. Mercy Ramsdell, Nov. 4, 1778, and d. Mar. 11, 1797, and his wid. m. Josiah Ellis, of Sandwich, May 23, 1806. Lived on School st., where Josh. Gates now resides. ch.: -
1. Betsey, m. (1) Benj. Stetson, Nov. 1, 1798, and (2) Josh. Gates, Sep. 1, 1828, and d. Sep. 8, 1851. No ch.
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2. Richard 1781.
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3. Elijah, 1783, d. 1790.
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4. Ruth, 1785, m. (1) Dan'l. Barstow, (2) Roland Sylvester, and (3) Joseph Sylvester, of Me.
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5. Mercy, 1787, m. (1) Geo. Vaughn, of Middo'., Nov. 26, 1807, and (2) a Borden, of M., and d. Dec. 18, 1840.
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6. Edward, Ap. 1790, went off 40 years since.
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7. Wm., July 23, 1794.
6. Zaccheus, s. Rob't. (4) m. Elizab. Dillingham, who d. May 17, 1833, and he Feb. 19, 1846, ae. 85. Lived on Plain st; where his son Zaccheus now resides. ch.: -
1. Robert, Oct. 20, 1833.
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2. Zaccheus, June 14, 1790.
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3. Jno., Ap. 28, 1792.
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4. Sylvanus, Mar. 16, 1794, m. Ruth S. Ramsdell, Oct. 25, 1818, lives in Mich’n., and has ch.
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5. Reuben Mar 27, 1796, m. Mary B. Ramsdell, Mar. 18, 1819, and lives in N. Y'k. State. Has ch.
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6. Stephen, Ap. 10, 1798, m. Lydia Briggs, Feb. 28, 1819,
lives in N. Y'k. State, and has ch.
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7. Elijah, Jan. 14, 1800, m. Jerusha Wheeler, June 6, 1824, lives in Mich‘n., and has ch.
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8. Wm., Feb. 15, 1802, m. (1) Lucy E. Ramsdell, Mar. 14, 1825, who d. in N. Y'k. State; and he has since m. a 2d w., and lives in Baltimore, Md.
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9. Rufus, Jan. 11, 1804, is m., and lives in Mich'n.
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10. Clarissa, June 27, 1806, m. Nathan Wing, of Sandwich.
7. Richard, s. Rich'd. (5) m. Saba D. Curtis, who d. Nov. 22, 1831. He lives in E. Ab'n. ch: -
1. Richard, July 26, 1805.
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2. Saba D., m. Sam'l. Barstow, Oct. 28, 1830.
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3. Betsey, m. Danl. Barstow, Dec. 30, 1850.
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4. Priscilla L., Oct. 31, 1815, d. 1817.
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5. Elijah, Jan. 17, 1818, d. same day.
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6. Edward, Jan. 10, 1819, m. Betsey Stoddard, of Ab'n.
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7. Elijah, May 30, 1824.
8. Wm., s. Rich'd. (5) m. Bethia Josselyn, Sep 10, 1815, lives in H'n., is a blacksmith, and has, -
1. Wm., Mar. 29, 1816, m. (1) Jane Lewis, of Pemb.; (2) Emeline Stetson; and (3) Lauretta Wrng; lives in Sandwich, and has ch.
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2. Lucy J., Dec. 15, 1817, m. Sam'l. H. Reed, of H.
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3. Florin, Nov, 15, 1819, d. Aug. 28, 1820.
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4. Florin, m. (1) Lydia Barker, of H'n.; and (2) Harriet, Barker; lives in H'n., and has Betsey, and Florin.
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5. Mercy B., Dec. 3, 1824, m. Alvin Studley.
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6. Calvin J., Mar. 8, 1827, m. Julia A. Sprague, lives in H'n., and has Cary Lee.
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7. Helen, Mar. 8, 1831.
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8. Dorothy J., Jan. 3, 1834.
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9. Dan'l. B., Jan. 22, 1839.
9. Rob's., s. Zaccheus (6) m. Experience Studley, live in E. Ab'n., is a blacksmith and machinist, and has; -
1. Elizab. D., Ap. 12, 1812, m. Josiah Torrey, of Ab'n., Jan. 5, 1830, and has sev. ch.
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2. Rob't., July 4, 1815, m. Ann M. Morse, had Rob’t. W., and Ellen M., and d. 1841.
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3. Clarissa B., Oct. 27, 1818, m. Cyrus Pool, of Ab'n., Aug. 9, 1835, and d. Mar., 1848, leaving 1 ch., wh. d. soon after.
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4. Nancy J., Aug. 9, 1820, m. Washington Jenkins, of Ab'n.
- 5. Beulah W., Oct. 3, 1823, d. May 27, 1835.
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6. Rufus T., Sep. 20, 1826, m. (1) Sarah J. Tribou, who d. Dec. 29, 1850, and (2) Marg't. Binney; lives Ab'n., and has Alonzo C., Oct. 31, 1850.
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7. Warren, Nov. 7, 1829. m. Marietta Torrey, 1852.
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8. Geo. H., Mar. 27, 1832.
10. Zaccheus, s. Zach. (6) m. Mary Dillingham, Nov. 2, 1818, lives on his father's place, and has; -
1. Elizab, Aug. 3, 1819, m. Philander Stud1ey, May 11, 1837.
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2. Henry C., Jan. 29, 1822, m. Sarah A Torrey, of Wey'h., in May 1844, lives in W., and has Mary E., July, 1849.
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3. Mary A., Dec. 3, 1830.
11. Jno., s. Zach. (6) m. Elizab. B. Ellis, Nov. 26, 1815, lives on Pleasant st., and has; -
1. Jno. W., Dec. 16, 1816, m. PolIy Whiting, Dec. 30, 1841, and has Alonzo W., d.; and Mary W.
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2. Elizab. B., Dec. 22, 1819, m. Hiram B. Bonney, of H.
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3. Mary R., Aug. 19, 1821 m. Allen F. Bonney, of H.
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4. Ruth D., m. Dan’l. Willis, of H.
12. Joseph J., s. Joseph, and w. Rebecca, of Bethel, Me., and prob. a desc't. of Joseph, s. Matt. (1) m. Mary L., da. Josiah Torrey, of Ab'n., Mar. 27, 1851, lives in E. Ab'n., and is clerk in the store of Mr. Ellis. The mo. of Mr. E., m. Otis Perry, of H'n.
FARNHAM, or FARNUM.
Rufus, of Hampton, Ct., s. Zebediah, b. Mar. 9, 1796, m. (1) Loisa C. Reed; of Ct., Sep. 2, 1798, who d. Feb. 17, 1805; (2) Mrs. Elizab. Kelley, da. Geo. Langley, Esq., of Boston, Sep. 2, 1811 who d. Jan. 29, 1814; and (3) Priscilla, wid. of Geo. Langley, jr., and da. of Capt. Tilden Crocker, June 12, 1815; was formerly a jeweller, in Boston, and now resides in H., near N. River bridge, in the old "builder Sylvester house," which was improved as a tavern for a time by Capt. Crooker. ch.: -
1. Rufus, July 23, 1799, d. July 6, 1805.
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2. Albert A., May 29, 1802, m. Eliza Wakefield, of Eng'd,. and lives in N. York.
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3. Sarah W., Aug. 13, 1812 d. Sep. 25, 1813.
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Loisa R., Jan. 13, 1823, m. Genl. Jas. D. Thompson, of N. Bed., Dec. 12. 1843.
FITZGERALD
Rich.(?) Fitzgerald, the first schoolmaster in H., m. Marg’t. Snowdon of Scit. Ap. 1729, and d. Feb. 11, 1746, and his wid. Mar. 22, 1763. (See p. 87-8.) ch.: -
1. Marg't., May 23, 1733, m. Hezekiah Bowker (?) Ap. 7, 1765.
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2. Catherine, Mar. 16, 1736, d. June 8, 1752.
FOSTER.
Joseph, of Mason, N. H., s. Jona, m. Grace Turner, in 1809, lives on Cedar st., and has; -
1. Reuben T., Feb. 16, 1810, d. 1812.
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2. Louisa, Sep. 27, 1811, m. (1) Asa Harlow, and (2) Jno. Puffer, Aug. 15, 1831.
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3. Reuben T., Jan. 20, 1814, m. Augusta J. Joice, and d. in 1848. No ch.
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4. And. J., Jan. 4, 1816, m. Rachel J. Lane, Dec. 6, 1838. No. ch.
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5. Sylvia, Ap. 29, 1818, m. Ensign Crooker.
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6. Josh., Nov. 23, 1820, m. Rosamond Scott, Nov. 23, 1846, and has Anna, Emma, and a da. b. 1852.
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7. Mary, Dec. 16, 1824, m. Philander Lindsey.
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8. Joseph E., June 29, 1827.
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9. Harriet A., July 29, 1830, m. Jno. S. Tower, of Ab'n.
GARDNER
A name common in H'm., from which town most of the Gardners of Plym'h. Co. originated. It is found in N. Eng. as early as 1640, at which date Edmond, and Thomas, were made freemen. The name was anciently spelled Garnet.
2. Seths Gardner, s. Joshua, of H'm., b. 1770, m. Susanna Hatch, of H., May 8, 1798, and d. in H., Nov. 25, 1852 ae. 82. His wid. survives. ch.: -
1. Thomas J., Esq., Selectman in 1834, anti '35, and Rep. in 1834, and '53, m. Elvira, da. Capt. Edward Curtis, lives on Mill st., is proprietor of the old Curtis Mills, and has one da, Ellen. Mr. G. is a man highly esteemed in the town, for his intelligence, and integrity.
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2. Hiram, Ap„ 1803, a farmer, lives in the Ebenezer Curtis House, at the corner of Mill st., m. (1) Rebecca, da. Dr. David Bailey, June 5, 1831; and (2) Lucinda, da. Geo. Bailey; and has
- Alfred, Oct., 1831, d. Nov., 1848;
- Anne R., Nov. 21, 1833, d. Dec. 17, 1842;
- Seth, Mar. 6, 1836 ;
- Eben'r. P.;
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Charlotte S., May 17, 1842;
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Anne R., Feb. 8, 1844;
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George, Nov. 2, 1846;
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Curtis, July 24, 1850, d. July 26, 1851 (?)
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3. Abigail, Oct. 25, 1804, m. Thos. Jones, of Scit., Nov. 13, 1831 and has one son, Marcellus.
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4. Israel H., July 28, 1808, m. Harriett da. Capt. Elisha Barrell, Nov. 15, 1830, lives with Capt. B., and has John B., Sep. 25, 1831 and Many B., Ap. 29, 1836.
3. Noah, s. Noah, of H’m,, b. June 9, 1778, m. Patience, da. Jos. Damon, lives on Whiting st., is a shoemaker, and has one son, Henry W., Mar. 22, 1821, m. Hannah E. Ames, of Mf'd., Nov. 2, 1845, lives on Whiting st., and has James H., Ap. 7, 1847; Reuben N., Nov. 9, 1848, d. 1849; and Sarah A., Feb. 10, 1851.
4. Minot T., s. Amos, of Ab'n., b. Feb. 24, 1826, m. Abigail W., da. Elias Pratt, of Scit, June 5, 1851, lives on Whiting st., in the house with Justus Whiting, and has one son, b. March 1, 1852.
5. Thomas H., b. Nov. 18, 1818, s. Alexander, of H'n., m. (1) Sally B., da. Thos. Chubbuck, and had -
1. Mara A., June 30, 1837, d. Oct. 18, 1840.
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2. Robert C., Jan. 23, 1839.
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3. Henry C., Mar. 13, 1841.
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4. Jno. D., Mar. 24, 1843.
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5. Lorenzo T., Mar. 30, 1845.
His first w. d. May 23, 1845, and he m. (2) Debo., wid. of Joseph Curtis, Aug. 31, 1845, lives in South Scit., and has by her; -
6. Mary A., July 23, 1846.
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7. Abby S., March 13, 1849.
GARRATT.
Alfred C., M. D., s. Richard, of Brookhaven, L. I., was b. Oct. 3, 1813, received his preparatory education at Lenox Acad., and grad. at Columbia Coll, as A.B.; and as M.D., at the Coll. of Phys. and Surgs., N. Y., in 1835-6; studied med. with Duryee, a distinguished French physician, and receivel an additional degree of M. D., at the Berkshire Med. Coll. His health being feeble, he sett. for a time in Fulton Co., Ills., and was Surgeon to the U. S. Dragoons, at Fort Des Moines. Leaving the West, he travelled through the U. S, and the Brit. Prov’s, and also visited the W. I. islands, the Spanish Main, Venezuela, Hayti,(sic) &c., and was U. S. Vice Consul for two years, at Port au Prince. He m. (1) Harriet L., da,. Geo. W. Taylor, Esq., of N. York, Oct. 13, 1836, and by her had Harriet L., Jan. 20, 1838, and Charles S., Oct. 23, 1843. His w. d. Jan. 5, 1847, and he m. (2) Elizabeth, only da. of Capt. Joshua Howe, of Ab'n., Jan. 19, 1848, and by her has Joshua H., Feb. 19, 1850, and Alfred, Jan. 7, 1853. Dr. G.. was sett. in Ab'n. for a few years, as a physician and apothecary, and now resides in H., near the Four Corners, in the fine mansion house, erected by Rev. J. G. Cooper, formerly Rector of St. Andrew's Church, and lately occupied by Dr. J. B. Fobes. A view of his residence is annexed.
GOODRICH.
George W., m. Celia Chubbuck, of Ab'n., lives on Walnut st., and has George, William, Nathan, Celia, Joseph, Perez, Sewall, and Eliza.
GRAY.
Thomas, of Dublin, with his w. Sarah, was in in Scit. 1730, and had ch.: -
1. George, moved to Me.
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2. William, m. (1) Abigail Perry, 1753, and (2) Sarah Hayden, 1765, and sett. in Boston.
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3. Lucy, m. a Lane, of Cohassett.
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4. Abigail, m. Dwelley Clapp, of Scit.
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5. Elisabeth, Oct. 18, 1741, m. Samuel Brooks, of H.
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6. Mary, Nov. 24, 1745.
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7. Sarah.
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8. James, 1755.
2. James, s. Thos., was a carpenter by trade, lived on the lane W. of Rocky Swamp, m. Bethia Curtis, in 1785, and had; -
1. Abigail, June 3, 1787, m. Amos Dunbar.
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2. Wm., prob. d. at sea.
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3. Harrison, of the firm of Hilliard & Gray, publishers and booksellers, Boston; m. Clarissa Eastham, of Easter, N. H., d., and his wid. returned to E.
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4. Bethia, m. Capt. Thos. Simmons, of H.
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5. Rebecca, June 1797, m. Amos Dunbar, now of South Scit.
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6. Elizab., Aug. 22, 1802, d. Aug., 1824.
GROSS, GROCE, or GROSS.
Edmond, was in Boston, in 1642, and there d. in 1655, the Inv. of his Est. being entered 5 d. 2 mo., 1655, on the Prob. Rec. Suff., Vol. 3, p. 21, in which he speaks of land at Muddy River, &c. His estate was appraised at £185, and Jere. Huckins, and Lt. Jas. Johnson, were appointed to administer in behalf of the wid. and ch. The estate was in debt to Matt. Grose, Mr. Cole, Clement Grose, Goodman Weeden, Mr. Starr, jr., Matt. Barnes, Mr. Starr, senr., Brother Barton, Goody Baker (?) Sister Davis, Mrs. Bowyer, Mr. Garret's fa. is Eng'd., for liquors, and to Barnard Squire. He left a s. Isaac (?) also a s. Simon (?) who m. Mary Bond, of Boston, in Oct.; 1675, (N. E. Gen. Reg. 2, 254,) and sett. in H'm., where he was fa. of Simon, Aug. 11, 1676 ; Thomas, Nov. 4, 1678 ; Jno., Ap. 13, 1681; Josiah, Aug. 2, 1683; Micah, Feb. 20, 1685; Alice, Ap. 26, 1689 ; and Abigail, June 28, 1692. Most of these m. and left desc'ts. (See H'm. Eec.) Edmond Gross, a desc't. of Edmond, of Boston, was in H'm. in 1700, where he d. Mar. 18, 1727-8, and his w. Martha, Sep. 19, 1726. He had Elizab., Jan. 13, 1700; Anne, Feb. 22, 1701; Edmond, May 10, 1705; Obadiah, Mar. 28, 1708; and Martha, Mar. 29, 1711. We incline to the opinion that there was also another son, Isaac, b. ab. 1713, and not entered on the H'm. Rec. Edmond, son of Edmond, m. Olive Sylvester, in 1736, and sett. in Scit., where his desc'ts. yet reside, and was fa. of Elisha, whose sons John and Lewis, are still living in So. Scit.
2. Isaac, m. Ruth Sylvester, Oct. 27, 1740, and d. Oct. 17, 1773. His ch. Were; -
1. Mary, Mar. 21, 1742, m. Morris H. Clark, Ap. 2, 1789.
- 2. Sarah, Ap. 21, 1743; d. May 6, 1774.
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3. Ruth, 1746, d, Sep. 6, 1820.
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4. Thos., 1747, d. June 26, 1798.
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5. Sam'l., 1749.
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6. Jacob, a mariner, went off many years since.
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7. Zilpha, 1752, d. Mar. 17, 1808.
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8. Elizab., d. July 28, 1775.
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9. Isaac, 1756, d. July 28, 1804.
3. Samuel, s. Isaac (2) m. (1) Elizab. Torrey, Feb. 24, 1780; and (2) Submit Gardner, of H'm., Mar. 3, 1791 who d. Sep. 15, 1816, se. 45, and he Nov. 16, 1817. A soldier in the Rev’n. ch.: -
1. Elizab. T., m. (1) Nath'l., Pratt, Hfx., Nov. 29, 1803; and (2) Joseph Sylvester, of H.
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2. Mary, m. David Turner, Aug. 3, 1800.
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3. Ruth, m. Thos. Winslow, Feb. 20, 1800.
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4. Sarah S., m. Harris W. Totman, of Scit. He d. 1852.
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5. Pamelia, m. Wm. Lucas, Plym'h.
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6. Sylvia, m. Nath'l. Bennet.
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7. Nath'l. drowned.
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8. Melzar, Dec. 5, 1808, is m., lives in Cohas't., and has ch. 9. Ansel G., July 14, 1803.
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10. Nath’l, is m. and lives in E.Ab'n.
4. Ansel G., s. Sam'l., (3) m. Rebecca, da. Laban Wilder, Nov. 27, 1816, lives in So. Scit., and has; -
1. Henry A., Mar. 12, 1826, m. Julia A. Curtis, July 11 1847, lives in So. Scit., and has Cleo. S., Nov. 22, 1850.
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2. Charles, June 15, 1825, m. Mary A. Hobart, July 11 1847, lives in So. Scit., and has Chas. W., Ap., 1849.
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3. Dexter, June 9, 1830.
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4. Nelson, Aug. 12, 1832.
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5. Rebecca, Sep. 22, 1834.
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6. Mary, Sep. 20, 1836. m. Perkins Clapp.
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7. Helen M., Dec. 1, 1838, d. Oct. 1, 1840.
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8. Jno., Dec. 1, 1840.
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9. Geo. W., Jan. 14, 1844, d. Mar. 17, 1847.
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10. Edward E., Sep. 14, 1845, d. Ap. 27, 1846.
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11. Ellen, June 24, 1848.
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12. Emma, Feb. 27, 1851.
GURNEY.
Joseph W., s. Melvin, of Ab'n., and prob. a desc't. of Sam'l., of Ab'n., 1694, m. lantha E. Studley, May 25, 1837, lives on Pleasant st., is a shoemaker, and has; -
1. Warren S., June 5, 1839.
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2. Matilda S., May 8, 1841.
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3. Lysander F., June 8, 1843.
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4. Ana E., Dec. 20, 1847.
2. Benoni, s. Benoni, of Ab'n., m. Elias W. Delano, Oct. 14, 1846, lives on King st., and has; -
1. Elenor J., Feb. 19, d. Sep. 18, 1847.
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2. Willard A,, Ap. 17, 1848.
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3. Benoni H., Jan. 21, 1851.
HALL.
Benj. B., s. Danforth, and w. Betsey (Trouant), of Mf'd., m. Nancy N., da. Nath'l. Curtis, Nov. 26, 1838, lives on Centre st., in the Amos Bates house, and has; -
1. Benj. E., Ap. 11 1840.
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2. Nancy A., Oct. 30, 1842.
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3. Sarah C., Jan. 18, d. Feb. 11 1846.
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4. Helen, Oct. 31, 1847.
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5. Francis A., Dec. 1, 1850.
HAMMOND.
Henry, b. Feb. 8, 1825, and Joseph, b. 1834, sons Francis, of Pemb., with their mo., a wid., live on Wash'n. st., near East st.
HARDING.
Seth W., s. Jno., of E. Bridg'r., and prob. a desc't. of Jno., of Braintree, 1707, m. Cynthia J. Tribou, lives on. Centre st., is a shoemaker, and had Everett E., June 8, 1849, d. Oct. 27, 1851.
HATCH.
William Hatch, a merchant of , Sandwich, England, with his w.
Jane, five children, and servants, embarked in the Hercules, of Sandwich, John Witherley, master, for N. Eng., in 1634, with many others, who sett. in Scit.; and the same year we find him in Scit., living on Kent st. He was the first ruling elder of the 2d Church, in 1643, and was an active and useful man in the settlement of the town. His desc'ts., in Plym'h. Co., and elsewhere, are very numerous. Of these, Jeremiah bought the place of John Hanmer, ab. 1680, now occupied by Albert White, Esq., (see p. 24,) but of his desc'ts., none remain in Hanover. Israel Hatch, of Mf'd, had sons Jno., and Thos., who were of H., and some of their desct's. are still in the town.
2. John, b. May, 1739, s. Israe1of Mf'd., m. Barsbaway Turner, 1760, and built the house on Main st., in which his son Jno. now lives. He was a Capt. in the Rev’n., and d. May 1, 1809, and his wid. in 1824. ch.: -
1. Barshaway, May 30, 1761, m. Snow Curtis of H.
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2. Jno., July 28, 1762, d. Ap. 27, 1775,
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3. Ezekiel T., June 14, 1764, m. Han'h. Bailey, May 8, 1788, and d. Feb. 1, 1797, leaving ch.
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4. Melzar, May 8, 1766.
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5. Ruth, Oct 15, 1768, d. Mar. 7, 1775.
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6. Sibyl, Sep. 7, 1770. Yet living, in H.
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7. Lucy, Mar. 12, 1772, m. Ezra Beal, Pemb., Ap. 15, 1790.
- 8. Rachel, Mar. 1, 1774, m. Josh. Dwelley, Mar. 16, 1797.
- 9. Jno., Ap. 27, 1776, (m. Nancy Cleaves, of Beverly, who is d., and he lives on his father's place. Of his ch.,
- Lucy, m. Wm. E. Smith, of H.;
- Sibyl, m. DanL Dill, of Hull;
- John, is living in H., on Circuit st., m. Elizab. E. Stetson, Aug. 25, 1836, and has
- Ann E., Aug. 7, 1837;
- Sarah, Nov. 29, 1838;
- Alice J., Ap. 6, 1840;
- Benj. S., Sep. 22, 1842, d. Sep. 9, 1843; and
- Benj. S., Ap. 2, 1848;
Benj. C., lives in Taunton, and is m.; and the wid. of Ezekiel T., is living in H., on Main st. There is also a da. Ruth, living with her fa.) -
10. Gamaliel, Feb. 14, 1778, m. (1) Mary, da. Capt. Edward Wilder, of H'm., and sett. in Beverly; and, (2) Ann Bowker. He is d. Left sev. ch.
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11. Ruth, Jan. 5, 1780, m. Stephen Bailey, Oct. 27, 1816.
2. Melzar, s. Jno.( 2) m. Sally Barstow, Jan. 3, 1802 and d. Jan. 5, 1807, and his wid. Dec. 1, 1831 ae. 51. ch.: -
1. Melzar, 1803, m. Ruth T., da. Benj. Bass, May 25, 1828, lives on Main st., in the house erected by himself, and has one son, Melzar, Oct. 2, 1882, m. Sarah E., da. Capt. James Farrow, and has a son Walter, b. 1852.
2. Sarah, 1805, m. Joshua Cushing.
3. Barshaway T., 1808, m. Jacob Sprague, Nov. 15, 1829.
HERSEY
David, b. Nov., 1785, s. Stephen, of E. Bridg'r., and a desc't. of Wm., of Ab'n., 1719, m. Jane, da. Col. T. B. Barstow, Nov. 12, 1816, who d. April 14, 1847. He lives on Broadway, in the old Bardin House. ch.: -
1. Jacob, Dec. 31, 1816, is a ship-master; m. Frances G., da. Judge Kilborn Whitman, of Pemb., and lives in P.; no ch.
2. Jane B., March 8, 1820, d. March 1, 1847.
3. Robert, Ap. 10, 1824, m. Lucy S., da. Chas. Dyer, in 1848, lives with his fa., and has Jane B., May 23, 1849. 4. Mary, Dec. 17, 1830.
HENDERSON.
Wm., son Sam'l., b. Oct. 8, 1796, m.. Mary Mann, Mar. 11, 1821 and d. in California, in 1828. His wid. lives on Main st. ch.: -
1. Wm. L., May 18, 1823, m. Sarah Morse, Sept. 1, 1834, (sic)(?) is in Cala., and has
- Wm. .F.,
- Jno. P., and
- Charles C.
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2. Mary M., Sept 27, 1830, m. Capt. Duncan P. Stoddard; Sept. 1851.
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3. Sam'l. A., Aug. 5, 1833, m. Rebecca Spear, June 15, 1851.
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4. Lloyd G., Jan. 1836.
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5. Joseph M., June 22, 1840.
HOLLIS
Silas, s. Jno., m. Hannah B. Dwelley, lives on Broadway, is a carpenter, and has; -
1. Mary D., Aug. 1833, m. Ches. E. Thayer, of H.
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2. Lydia A. S., Jan. 1836.
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3. Hannah J., Feb. 1838.
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4. Elizab. A., Mar. 9, 1844.
2. Abel, of Plym'h., m. Betsey Pratt, Nov. 1820, lives on Broadway, and has; -
1. Abigail, Feb. 27, 1826, m. Zenas Sturtevant.
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2. Josh., May 16, 1828.
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3. Betsey S., Sep. 9, 1833, d. 1834.
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4. Betsey S., Jan. 4, 1836.
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5. Sam'l.. Dec. 8, 1841.
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6. Lorenzo, Mar. 20, 1844, d. 1848.
HOLMES.
Rev. Cyrus, s. Nath'l., of Hf'x., b. July 9, 1800, stud. at Phillips Acad., Exeter, N. H., grad. at Dart. Coll. 1828, and at And. 1831; was Princ. of the Acad. In Woburn, 1831-'35, Tutor of the CIas'l. Dept of the High School, Northampton; after which he preached for a time, but ill health compelled him to abandon his profession, and in 1840, he came to H., and was Princ. of the Acad. till his death; and Rep. in 1848-'49. He d. Aug. 16, 1849, and his wid., Sophia A., da. Dr. Ant'y. Collamore, of Pemb., whom he m. June 17, 1882 survives, and lives in the Judge Cushing house. ch.: -
1. Elizab., Ap. 24, 1833, d. Sep. 20, 1834.
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2. Cyrus C., Oct. 2, 1836.
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3. Luther W., Sep. 15, 1839.
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4. Sophia A., Ap. 20, 1842.
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5. Thos. B., May 14, 1844.
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6. Eliza C., and
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7. Nancy, Mar. 10, d. July, 1848.
HOUSE.
Sam'l., was of Bos'n., prob. the same as Sam'l. of Scit., 1684; and Sam'l. of the 6th gen. from him, is now living in H., m. (1) Ruth Turner, and (2) Elizah. T. White, and has; -
1. Sam'l., May 15, 1823, m. Mary C. Josselyn, lives in H’n, and has ch.
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2. Jas. W., May 17, 1827.
2. Julius, a desc't. of Sam'l., the first, m. Ruth Bailey, lives on King st., and has sons
HOWLAND.
Alvin, s. Jona., of H'n., b. Nov. 20, 1808, m. Marcia Josselyn, Nov. 20, 1838, lives on Summer st., is a shoemaker, and has; -
1. Alonzo H., Aug. 4, 1839.
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2. Charles A., June 1842.
JACOB, or JACOBS.
An English family, probably of Jewish descent, settled in Berkshire, Middlesex, Suffolk, Warwickshire, and Wiltshire. William was among the gentry of Berkshire, in 1433; Nicholas was of Suffolk; Humphrey was of the gentry of Warwickshire, in 1433; and Thomas was of Wiltshire, and d. in 1646, ae. 73. (See Fuller's Worthies of Eng. passim.) The coats of arms of different branches, vary in some points, but agree in the main, tigers heads being occasionally substituted for wolves heads. (See Betham's Baronetage, and Burke's general Armory.)
Nicholas, the ancestor of a portion of the families in N. Eng., according to Dan'l. Cushing's record, "with his w., and 2 ch., and their cosen Thos. Lincoln, weaver, came from old H'm., and sett. is this H'm:, in 1633".(Lincoln’s Bi. Cent. Address, p. 42.) He resided a short time at Wat.,(Ibid, p.37) and was made freeman in 1635-6. In June, 1635, there were granted to him 6 acs. of Planting ground, upon "weariall Hill." June 4, 1636, the first of the Great Lots next to Wey'h. river was assigned to him; and a lot of 6 aces. "at the head of the plain next to Edward Gillman, his bro. in law." He had also a house lot in Bachelor river, which he sold to Mr. Gillman. Mar. 23, 1637, he was one of the nine Selectmen. July 6, 1640, he was one of the 9 to divide Conohasset, where he had land. In 1648-49, he was Rep. to the Gen'l. Court. In 1655, he was one of the 3 Commissioners to be presented to the Court for the year ensuing. He d. June 5, 1657, leaving an estate of 393 punds, 8s. 6d., and a will, in which he gives legacies "to wife Mary, £30; to Joseph, Hannah, and Debo. Loring, 10 pounds each; to son John, a double portion; to son Joseph, to da. Mary, w. of Jno. Otis, to da. Elizab., w. of Jno. Thaxter, to da. Sarah, w. of Jno. Cushing; and to das. Debo., and Han'h., equal shares." ch.: -
1. John, b. in Eng.
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2. Elizab„ b. in Eng.; m. Jno. Thexter, Dec., 1648.
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3 Mary, b. in H'm., m. Jno. Otis, 1652-3.
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4. Sarah, m. Jno. Cushing, 1653.
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5. Hannah, bap. Feb. 23, 1640, m. Lt. Matt. Cushing (?) (See her brother's will.)
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6. Josiah, bap. Nov. 6, 1642 d. young.
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7. Debo. L., bap. Nov. 26, 1643, m. Cap. Nath'l. Thomas, M’fd. Jan. 19, 1664, had 10 ch., and d. in 1696.
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8. Joseph, bap. May 10, 1646.
NOTE: the wid. of Mr. J., m. Jno. Beal, of H'm., in 1659.
John Jacobs, (Captain John, ) son Nicholas, m. (1) Margery, da. of Anthony Eames, Oct. 20, 1653, who d. Ap. 7, 1659; and (2) Mary, da. Geo. Russell, Oct. 3, 1661; was of Glad Tidings Plain; surveyor, 1658; one of the 13 who, in 1660, opposed Capt. Josh. Hobart's being freed from taxes "on acc't. of being Capt." In 1670, 10 shares in each of the 1, 2 3, and 4, divsn's. of land were assigned him. In 1680, he was one of the 11 who voted against building the old meeting house, now Mr. Richardson's, where it at present stands. His quarterly tax this year was 3 pounds 4s. 6d. In 1682, he was Capt. of the Anc. and Hon. Arti'y. Co.; and in 1685, he was one of Com'ee. of 8, to lay out highways in the Conohasset grant. He was much employed in town business; and was a man of enterprise and shrewdness. He d. Sep. 18, 1693, leaving a will, in which he gives to his bro. Joseph, a piece of fresh meadow, then in his occupancy; to his eldest son David, 54 pounds, over and above what he had already had; —to Peter, and Sam'l., a saw mill and fulling mill, with the ponds and land adjoining, on both sides of the river, &c.; and to Peter, 64 pounds, for his services since of age; to John, house and land at Cohasset, at Cold Spring, occupied by Francis Howell, together with 70 shares in the 1st div. of lands, if he lives to have heirs, otherwise, 1-2 of the same to David's eldest son, and the other 1-2 to Peter, and Sam'l.;-to da. Mary Bisbe, 12 acs., at G't. Plain, bought of Jno. Otis, and formerly owned by Thos. Turner, and 17 pounds, to be paid in six years; to da. Sarah Hawkes, 4 1ots at the Ware river and 20 pounds, to be paid in six years;-to da. Jael Cushing, home land, bought of Jno. Magoone, and 10 pounds, in 6 years;-to Elizab. Turner, 2 shares in the Major's purchase, and 50 pounds, in 6 years;-to da. Hannah, £100, 1-2 in 1 year, and the rest in 6 years;-to da. Debo., 100 pounds, 1-2 when of age, and the rest in 7 years; to da. Lydia, l-2 corn mill at Wey'h., and 20 pounds, when 18 years of age;-and to da. Abigail, barn, upland, &c., at Cohasset, at a place called Beach Island,-the profits to be for her education till of age. He speaks of his gr. fa. Russell, for whom he makes provision in his old age; also of his fa. Russell, and of his bros. in-law, Capt. Nath'l. Thomas, and Lt. Matt Cushing; and his estate was appraised at £1298 5s.(Prob. Rec. Suff. Aug. 1693, and the files.) ch.: -
1. John, Oct. 2, 1654, slain by the Indians, near his father's House, Ap. 19, 1676.
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2. Mary, March 30, 1657, called Mary Bisbe in her father's will; prob. m. Sam'l. Bisbe (?)
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3. Sarah, Sep. 20, 1657, m. Jas. Hawkes, July 9, 1678.
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4. Jael, Sep. 7, 1662, m. Matt. Cushing, 1684, and d. Dec. 23, 1708.
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5. David, June 20, 1664.
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6. Elizab., Ap. 11, 1666, m. Elisha Turner (?)
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7. Peter, Feb. 12 1667.
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8. Hannah, Dec. 26, 1669.
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9. Sam'l. Nov. 30, 1671.
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10. Debo., Aug. 15, 1674, d. Aug. 22, 1675.
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11. Debo., May 8, 16 77, m. Jno. Cushing (?) Dec. 27, 1694.
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12. John, July 13, 1679, prob. m. Sarah, da. Dan'l. Cushing, Feb. 19, 1711 was of Cohasset, and Dea. of the Church, but left no ch. on record.
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13. Lydia, Ap. 18, 1681, m. Jno. Gould, Hull, Jan. 17, 1699.
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14. Abigail, Nov. 13, 1683, m. Nath'l. Gill, Aug. 15, 1705.
3. Joseph Jacob, son Nicholas, was freem., in H’m., and had lot of land near Great Hill, and 4 shares in the divis. of Lands in 1670. He was a carpenter by trade, and by wife Hannah, had; - 1. Joseph, Feb. 20, 1672, prob. d. young.
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2. Joseph, Ap., 10, 1675.
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3. Benj., Ap. 10, 1680.
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4. Mary, Sep. 16, 1686, d. Mar. 22, 1695.
This is all the record we have found of the family. He is named in the will of his bro. John.
4. David Jacob, s. Capt. John (2) sett. in Scit., ab. 1688, when he purchased the lands of his uncle, Geo. Russell, on the south-east of Stockbridge's mill, anciently the Stedman place, and his house stood where stands that of the late Sam'l. Hatch. He is called a “weaver" on the Prob. Rec. Suff., and was an active man in the town of good education, Dea. of the church, and always employed in public affairs, and as a schoolmaster. He m. (1) Sarah, da., Jno. Cushing, Esq., 1689, she being his cousin; and (2) Mary Cushing. ch.: -
1. David, Oct. 28, 1690, prob. d. young.
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2. Mary, July 15, 1692, m. Josh. Barker.
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3. Sarah, Sep. 15, 1694, m. Jededi. Lincoln.
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4. Elisha, Oct. 30, 1696, d. young.
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5. Debo., Ap. 22, 1698, m. Dr. Isaac Otis, Scit., the first regularly edu. phys. sett. in Scit., and a gent. of uncommon acccomplishments of person and mind. He d. 1718.(See the Otis' Geneology, in the N. E. Gen. Reg.)
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6. Lydia, Aug. 1, 1700.
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7. Josh, Mar. 31, 1702.
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8. Hannah, Ap. 27, 1704, m. Jno. Sparrowhawk, Plym'h., Dec. 2, 1715; and (2) Sam'l. Cushing.
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9. Joseph, Aug. 16, 1707.
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10. Benj., Ap. 10, 1709.
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11. Elisha, Oct. 7, 1711. Left no desc'ts. on record .
5. Peter, s. Capt. Jno. (2) m. Hannah, da. Sam'l. Allen, of Barnstable, is called a "Fuller," on the Prob. Rec. Suff., and lived and d. in H'm. ch.: -
1. Jno., Oct. 7, 1694, m. Mercy Farrow, 1724, was Rep. 1726, and had
- Jno., 1724,
- Mary, 1726, and
- Allyn. 1728.
- 2. Hannah, July 22, 1695, m. Jacob Loring.
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3. Mary, Sep. 19, 1698, m. Abel Cushing.
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4. Elizab., Ap. 9, 1700, m. Thos. Andrews, H'm.
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5. Peter, Oct. 25, 1701.
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6. Jael, May 10, 1703, m. Benj. Loring, Dec. 24, 1728.
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7. Lydia, Ap. 16, 1705, m. Rev. Ne'h. Hobart, Cohas't., Jan. 14, 1721 and d. Feb. 12, 1736.
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8. Joseph, Aug. 11, 1706, d. young.
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9. Joseph, Ap. 14, 1708, m. Ruth Wilson, and had
- Mary,, 1735,
- Ruth, 1737, and
- 1 da. d. young.
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10. Abig., Dec. 3, 1709, m. Josh. Herrick, Beverly, Sep. 8, 1737.
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11. Sarah, July 13, 1712, m. Jona. Lazell, Dec. 21, 1743. 12. Debo., Aug. 28, 1714, m. Jas. Fearing, Nov. 22, 1733.
6. Sam'l. s. Jno. (2) m. Elizab. ----, is called a "husbandman," in the Prob. Rec. Suff., and d. intestate, Oct. 29, 1695, leaving one s., Sam'l., b. June 27, 1695, of whom his mo. was appointed guardian, and who sett. in Pemb., being called Lt. Sam'l., on the Pemb. Rec. By w. Susanna, he had; -
1. Seth, m. Penelope Burton, Oct. 28, 1751 and had Sam'l., (m. Mary Sprague, and had
- Jno. who m. Grace Larned,)
- Seth,
- Stephen, and
- Sam'l.;
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2. Burton.
7. Joshua, s. Capt. David (4) m. Mary James, Ap. 7, 1726, and lived in Scit., where I. R. Jacobs, Esq., now resides, having built that house. He was an early proprietor of the Jacobs Mills, with his bro. Dr. Joseph, and was an extensive landholder, and a man of industry, and active business habits. He d. Dec. 9, 1784, ae. 82 and his wid. July 22, 1808, ae. 99. ch.; - 1. Sarah, Nov. 2, 1727, d. Aug. 13, 1753.
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2. David, Jan. 16. 1729.
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3. Mary, July 17, 1732, m. Col. Jno. Cushing, of Scit., and d., Ap. 27, 1814, ae. 82.
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4. Jno., May 23, 1735.
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5. Joshua, June 23, 1737.
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6. Eunice, July 28, 1740, d. Dec. 4, 1784.
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7. James, Mar. 6, 1742.
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8. Lucy, Nov. 3, 1748, m. Nath'l. Jacobs, Jan. 6, 1780, and d. in 1812.
8. Dr. Joseph, s. Capt. David (4) m. Mary, da. Edward Foster, of Dorchester, in 1734, was sometime Deacon of the 2d. Church in Scituate, and lived where Col. Jno. Collamore now resides. He was a skilful physician, a man of good talents, successful in his practice, and of respectable standing. He was also part proprietor of the Jacobs Mills, and a large land holder, both in Scituate and Hanover. ch.: -
1. Elisha, Aug. 29, 1735.
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2. Relief, Jan. 16, 1737, m. David Jacobs.
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3. Hannah, May 9, 1739, m. Jno. James.
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4. Sarah, May 1741, m. Juo. Foster.
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5. Lydia, May 30, 1743, m. Amasa Whiting.
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6. Joseph, May 7, 1745, d. young.
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7. Debo., May 12, 1747, d. unm.
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8. Nath'l., Oct. 7, 1748, d. young.
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9. Nath'l., Ap. 6, 1750.
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10. Mary, Jan. 27, 1751, m. Jno. Foster,-.his 2d w.
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11. Abig., Dec. 1, 1753, m. Caleb Sylvester.
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12. Joseph, July 12, 1755, d. young.
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13. Joseph, May 5, 1757.
9. Benj., s. Capt. David (4) m. Mary Thomas, of Pemb., and lived and d. at his father's place, in Scit, since known as the Sam'l. Hatch place. ch.: -
1. Anne, July 6, 1738, d. young.
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2. Mary, Sep. 8, 1739, m. Sam'l. Hatch.
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3. Anne, May 30, 1743, d. young.
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4. Priscilla, Feb. 8, 1746, d. young.
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5. Priscilla, d. unm.
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6. Anne, Nov. 25, 1753, d. unm.
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7. Sarah, Jan. 10, 1756, d. unm., Mar. 27, 1837.
10. Peter, s. Peter (5) m. Lydia, da. Jno. Lane, Ap. 5, 1731, and lived and d. in H'm., a respected and useful citizen. ch.: -
1. Jno., Aug. 14, 1732.
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2. Lydia, Aug. 3, 1734, m. Jno. Lincoln, Aug. 5, 1760.
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3. Bethia, 1736.
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4. Peter, Aug. 23, 1738.
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5. Nicholas, Aug. 26, 1741.
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6. Hannah, 1744, m. Isaac Sprague.
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7. Mary, 1746.
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8. David, 1747. m. Hannah Abbot(?)
11. David Jacob, s. Jash. (7), lived in H., m. (1) Hannah Richmond, June 2, 1759, who d. Mar. 17, 1776; and (2) Relief, da. Dr. Joseph Jacobs, Jan. l6, 1778; lived where Rev. R. L. Killam now resides, in Snappet; and built that house, which he improved for many years as a Tavern. (See the view under Mr. Killam's name.) He was an extensive land holder, and surveyor; Selectman from 1776-'78; a member of the Com. of Safety in the Rev'n.; Rep. in 1780, 81 and 86; and d. Dec. 16, 1808, ae. 79, and his w. Jan. 6, 1805, ae. 68. ch.: -
1. David, Ap. 20, 1763.
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2. Perez, Oct. 29, 1765.
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3. Richmond, Sep. 12, 1767, d. Feb. 4, 1775.
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4. Hannah, May 29, 1769, m. Nath'l. Cushing, Scit.
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5. Eunice, Feb. 4, 1775, d. Feb. 27, 1850.
12. Col. Jno., s. Josh. (7) m. Hannah Tolman, and lived in Scit., where Dr. Bailey's desc'ts. now reside. He was a mason by trade, a Col. in the Rev'n., and a man of great activity and ability. ch.; -
1. Jno., Sep. 22 1759, m. Mabel Litchfield, was a blacksmith by trade, and lived for a time in H., Where Hiram Curtis now resides, whence he moved to Carlisle, Mass., where his desc’ts. still reside, and of which town his son, Jno., was Rep. to the Mass. Leg. in 1850.
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2. Sam'l. or Lem'L, June 10, 1761 m. Sarah Randall, was a shipwright by trade, lived in Scit., and had Sarah, m. Michael Ford.; Lem'l., d. unm.; Benj., now living in So. Scit., (m. Triphosa Sylvester, and has
- Sarah,
- Adeline,
- Warren and
- Tempe,) and
- Nancy.
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3. Hannah, Ap. 4, 1763, m. Col. Chas. Turner, and is yet living, in So. Scit.
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4. Sarah, Dec. 15, 1764, m. Calvin Bailey, of H.
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5. Francis, Oct. 2, 1766.
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6. Mary, July 20, 1768, m. Jas. Bourne.
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7. Chas., May 26, 1770, m. Elizabeth Snelling, was a carpenter, lived in Bos'n., and had,
- Elizab., m. a Peterson;
- Nancy S.;
- Harriet; and
- Chas.
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8. Roland, Mar. 17, 1772, m Anna Eames, lives in Me., is a shipwright, and has
- Roland, m. a Young, and has ch.;
- Warren;
- John;
- Mary, m. a Bradford;
- Ann; and
- Hannah.
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9. Walter, Dec. 27, 1774, m. Elizab. Turner, d. in Scit., and his wid. lives in Ab'n.; had;
- Walter;
- Mary A.,, (m. Milo Kellogg, and lives in E. Ab'n.);
- Mariah, (m. Marshal H. Litchfield,);
- Roland, (m. Emily Blanchard, and has
- Chas.,
- Geo.,
- Lyman, and
- Emily;
- Chas.;
- Lyman;
- Ellinor; and Lydia.
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10. Fanny, Nov. 18, 1775, living in So. Scit.
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11. Warren, Mar. 29, 1778, m. Rachel Clapp, was killed by falling from a building in Boston, and his wid. m. Stephen Ball, and is now a wid., in Medford. His ch. were
- Warren, (m. Tamsen Puffer, May 10, 1833, lives in So. H’m., and has
- Warren H., Jan. 10,'35, drowned in 1845;
- Mary C., Oct. 29, '38;
- Jno. 2., Jan. 23, '40;
- Andrew, Feb. 8, '43; and
- Warren H., June 4, 1850, d. May, 1851);
- Rachel, m. Dr. Milton Fuller, of Medford; and
- Elizab., m. Stephen Coats, of Saugus. He is d.
13. Capt. Josh., s. Josh. (7) m. Elizab. Richmond, and lived where his son Loring's desc'ts. now reside. He was a cooper by trade; a Capt. in the Rev'n.; sometime Selectman of Scit.; and a man of sound sense, few words, and steady habits. He d. Aug. 9, 1808, ae. 71, and his w. Dec. 9, 1781 ae. 47. ch.: -
1. Josh., Sep. 22, 1767.
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2. Elizab., Oct. 24, 1769, d. unm.
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3. Loring, May, 1771.
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4. Lucy, Ap. 16, 1773, m. Josh. Hersey, H'm., Mar. 6, 1794.
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5. Rhoda, Aug. 17, 1778, m. Jacob Beal, Mar. 14, 1798.
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6. Mary, Aug. 26, 1780, m. Alex’r. Vining, and is living a wid., in So. Scit.
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7. Silvester, Sep. 1, 1782 lives in Groton, and has
- Elizab.;
- Cynthia S., d. ae. ae. 28;
- Sylvester, d. ae. ae.12;
- Lucy;
- Amelia; and
- Charles, now at H. Coll.
14, James Jacobs, s. Josh. (7) m. Debo. Richmond, Mar. 19, 1772 and lived where his son I. R. Jacobs, Esq., now resides, in So. Scit., where he d., Sep. 12 1827, ae. 86, respected in life and lamented in death. ch.: -
1. Jas., Jan. 3, 1778, d. at H. Coll., Sep. 16, 1793.
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2. Ichabod R., June 27, 1774.
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3. Debo., June 22, 1776, m. Capt. Chas. Cushing, H'm.
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4. Thos. M., Sep. 22, 1777.
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5. Nabby, June 19, 1780, m. Abiel Farrow, and is living, a wid., in Se. Scit,
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6. Michael, July 17, 1782, m. wid. Huldah Bowker, lives in So. Scit., and has
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7. Ennice, Feb. 3, 1783, m. Sam'l., Hatch, Scit., and d. Jan. 2, 1811.
15. Elijah Jacobs, s. Dr. Joseph, (8) m. Lusauna Randall, was a farmer and brickmaker, lived in Scit., where his son, Hon. E. F. Jacobs, now resides, (having built that house,) and d. Dec. 8, 1779, ae. 43, and his wid., May 4, 1821 ae. 82. ch.: -
1. Elisha, Aug. 12, 1760, m. in N. York, was Capt. of a corps of Artificers, in the Rev'n., and prob. d. at the South.
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2. Sam'l., Mar. 4, 1762, a shipwright; sett. is Me.; m. (1) Marg't. Stinson; and (2) Marg't. McGlathery; was many yrs. Rep; to the Mass. Leg.; Justice of the Peace and Quorum; and d. Sep. 5, 1809, and his wid. in 1837, ae. 75; having had, by
2d w.,
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Samuel, stud. law, but sett. as a merchant, and d. unm., in 1885, ae. 44;
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Frederick, m. Julia, da. Benj. Cushing, Esq., had
- Benj. C.,
- Robt. W.,
- Eliza,
- Adaline,
- Frederic, and
- Delia, and d. in 1834, ae. 39;
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Robert, d. unm., in 1829, ae. 81;
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Bela, d. unm., in 1849, ae. 52;
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Caroline, m. Dr. Joseph H. Estabrooks, in 1823, and had 19 ch., of whom 12 are living.
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3. Braddoc, May, 1764.
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4. Benj., Sep. 29, 1766.
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5. Lydia, Aug. 25, 1768, d. Sep. 24, 1785.
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6. Bela, May 1, 1770, m. Polly Eaton, lived in Me., and d., leaving no ch.
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7. Polycarpus, May 29, 1772 m. (1) a Clapp; and (2) Rebecca Coffin, Nantucket; sett. first in Me., as shipwright; and d. in Milton, Mass., in 1852; having had,
- Melintha, d.;
- Susanna, m. Lewis Tucker, Milton, and is d.;
- Elizab. G., m. Rev. Gamal. C. Beman, Winchendon, Mass.;
- Leah L., m. Henry Allen, of Me.;
- Edwd. F, m. Lavina Ficket, and is d.;
- Almena, m. Nath'l. Swift, Andover, Mass.;
- Rachel, m. Jno. Myers, Milton, Mass.; and
- Benj. T., d.
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8. Edward F., Oct. 23, 1774.
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9. Lusanna, Nov. 20, 1777, m. Nath'l., Tacker, and lives, in Dorch'r.
Nathaniel Jacobs, s. Dr. Jos. (8) m. (1) Lucy Jacobs, Jan. 6, 1780, who d. Mar. 20, 1812; and (2) Charlotte Wade, Mar. 1 1814; and d. Sep. 22, 1822, and his wid., Mar. 1, 1852. Lived in H., where the present Alms house stands; was a farmer, a man of good natural abilities, a kind father, and an industrious citizen. ch.: -
1. Nath’l, July 16, 1782.
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2. Stephen, Mar. 6, 1786.
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3. Wm., Oct. 6, 1788, a carpenter, d. at Canandaigua, N. Y., Aug. 25, 1814.
17. Joseph, s. Dr. Joseph (8) m. Hannah Eells, Dec. 3, 1780, was a schoolmaster, is H'm., for several years, and d. June 14, 1811 and his wid. Feb. 3, 1818. ch.: -
1. Joseph, Nov. 6, 1781.
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2. Hannah, Mar. 11, 1783, m. Smith Downing, of Lynn, and d. Aug. 7, 1837.
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3. Ruth, Dec. 13, 1784, m. Job Damon, of H., and d. Sep., 1819.
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4. Jas. H., Ap. 2, 1787, m. (1) Calenda Stetson, Nov. 24, 1811, who d. 1812 and (2) Lusanna Stetson, Nov. 26, 1812 and d. Mar. 4, 1825, and his wid. lives in South Scit., with her da. Calenda, b. Nov. 3, 1813
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5. Elisha, Oct. 11, 1790, is prob. d.
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6. Clarissa, Oct. 28, 1792, m. (1) Elijah Downing; and (2) a Pool; and lives in Lynn.
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7. GeorgeW., Dec. 3, 1797, d. Mar. 14, 1799.
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8. David, Ap. 5, 1799, m. Olive Fly, of Me., lives in E. Ab'n., and has
- Clarissa, m. Gridley Wheeler;
- David, (m. Abigail Wheeler, lives in E. Ab'n., and has
- Wilbur B.;
- Win. F.;
- Olive M.;
- Jas. H.;
- Danl. W.;
- Mary A., d.;
- Joseph, d.; and
- Walter R.
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9. Benj., Jan. 2, 1804, m. Harriet Doten, lives in So. Scit., and has
- Geo. T.;
- Philip C,;
- Gustavus;
- Amas, d.;
- Harriet S.; and
- Everett, d.
18. Jno., s. Peter (11) m. Lydia Beal, Ap. 10, 1761, was a blacksmith by trade, lived in H'm., and d. Dec. 4, 1806, ae. 76, respected by the community, and lamented by his friends ch.: -
1. Jno., Sep. 5, 1762.
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2. Lydia, July 26, 1764, m. Ezek'l. Cushing, and moved to Worthington.
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3. Peter, Aug. 28, 1766.
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4. Dan’l., July 18, 1768, m. Mary Jones, was a blacksmith, lived in S. H'm., and d. Ap. 15. 1806, having had
- Sarah, m. Piam Cushing, of H'm.;
- Mary, m. Leavitt Tower, of H'm.; and
- Catherine, m. Philip R. Bennett, and lives in Ills.
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5. Hannah, Feb. 5, 1771, m. Isa. Tower, H'm.
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6. Debo., July 6, 1773, m. Crocker Wilder, of H'm., and was mo. of Crocker and Alden, to whose Factory we have alluded on p. 34.
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7. Jotham, Ap. 27, 1775.
19. David Jacobs, s. David (11) m. Han. Hersey, H'm, and
lived in H., in the house which stood where stands that of Perez Simmons, Esq., and there d. Aug. 2, and his wid. Aug. 28, 1799. Had his life been spared, we doubt not that the son, like the father, would have been a prominent man in the town, as his abilities were good, and his prospects flattering. ch.: -
1. Hannah R., Oct. 13, 1752, living, unm.
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2. Relief, Feb. 29, 1785, m. C. P. Sumner, Esq., of Bos'n., and is mo. of Hon. Charles Sumner, now in the U. S. Senate.
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3. David O., July 19, 1787, m. Lydia Blake, of Keene, N. H., is living in S. H'm., and had
- Henry S., d. ae. 2; and
- Caroline.
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4. Amanda, July 18, 1789, m. Capt. Galen James, Medford.
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5. Matilda, Feb. 16, 1792, d. Aug. 25, 1799.
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6. Hiram, Ap. 22, 1795, d. unm., in Bos'n.
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7. Maria, Sep. 10, 1797, d. ab. 1825, being drowned, at the Navy Yard, Chas'n.
20. Perez Jacobs, s. David (11) m. Relief Bowker, Scit.; lived in part of his father's house; and d. Mar. 8 , 1828, ae. 62 and his wid. May, 1845, both leaving a good name for their children, as a valuable inheritance. ch.: -
1. Desire, Sep. 25, 1788, m. Capt. Edward Curtis, and is living, a wid., in H.
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2. Rebecca, Oct. 25, 1790, m. Jno. Bryant, of Chas'n.
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3. Debo. R., August 9, 1795, d. May 17, 1796.
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4. Debo. R., March 14, 1798, m. Snell Wade, May 11, 1819.
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5. Eunice, December 12, 1799, m. (1) Joseph Mann, Dec. 5, 1822 and (2) Martin Stoddard, and lives in Mf'd.
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6. Perez R., Oct. 22, 1806, m. Nancy Howe, Sep. 21, 1831 lives in Chas'n., is Dep. Sheriff, and has
- George,
- Charles,
- Charlotte E.,
- Edward C.,
- Caroline M.,
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and Julia M.
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7. Theodosius, m. Sophronia Whittemore, and both are d; no ch.
21. Capt. Josh., s. Capt. Josh. (13) m. Hannah Cushing, May 30, 1796, lived in So. Scit., where his son Piam now resides, and d. May 3, 1840, and his w. Ap. 5, 1824, ae. 50. He was a man of sobriety, industry, intelligence, and virtue. ch.: -
1. Hannah W., Feb. 24, 1798.
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2. Mary J., Jan. 3, 1800, m. Benjamin Hersey, H'm.
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3. Josh., Nov. 19, 1801, m. Ruth A. Davis, Feb. 1843, lives in Boston, is a stairbuilder, and has Mary E. D.
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4. Theophilus, Dec. 15, 1806, d. Oct. 31, 1844, in Ohio.
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5. Emma, Feb. 23, 1806, m. David Cushing, H'm.
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6. Bela T., March 18, 1808, resided for some years in VaIparaiso, but now in So. Scit.; a carpenter by trade; not m.
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7. Wiliiam C., Nov. 15, 1810, m. Louisa Dodge, is a stairbuilder, lives in Bos'n., and has
- Hannah W.,
- Helen L.,
- Clara D., and
- Martha, living.
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8. Piam, Jan. 5, 1813.
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9. David R., July 24, 1817, lives in Salisbury, Ohio, is m., and has
22. Loring, s. Capt. Josh. (13) m. (1) Mary Simmons; May 30, 1802, who d. Aug. 23, 1805; (2) Rachel Wilder, Oct 17, 1808, who d. Aug. 27 1810; and (3), Meriall Wilder, June 12 1811; and d. Dec. 6, 1846; his wid. survives. Mr. J. was a carpenter by trade, but the latter part of his life resided in So. Scit.; as a farmer. An excellent citizen, and an honest and liberal minded man. ch.: -
1. Franklin, March 21, 1803, fitted for Coll., but d. Sept. 5, 1833.
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2. Mary S., Ap. 19, d. Aug. 6, 1810.
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3. Loring, June 18, 1812, m. Mary E., da. Capt. Juo. M. Nichols, Plym'h., May 31, 1840, lives in So. Scit., was for some years a trader and shoe maunfactnrer; and was Selectman of So. Scit, from 1848-'51; no ch.
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4. Andrew, July 29, 1813, m. Sophronia Litchfield, Ap. 1844, lives in So. Scit., and has Andrew F., and Lucy A.
- 5. Mary A., Nov. 15, 1815; m. Dexter Bowker, Jan. 19, 1840, lives in Bos'n., and has ch.
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6. Martha A., Sep. 28, 1817, unm.
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7. Meriall, Oct. 18, 1822, m. Rev. H. P. Stevens, Sept 13, 1846, and has one son.
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8. Washington, Nov. 19, 1825, m. Harriet E. A. Keyes, lives in Bos'n.,, is a stairbuilder, and has
- Josephine, d. young;
- Washington I.; and
- Ella M.
23. Ichabod R., s. Jas. (14) m. Clarissa Richmond, of Little Compton, R.I., Oct. 16, 1805, who d. November 7, 1840, ae. 62; an amiable woman and an excellent mother. Mr. J. early learned the shoemaker's trade, but most of his life has been devoted to farming, and he has received a premium for the best cultivated farm is Plymonth County. He was Selectman of Scit., in 1840-41; has been for ten years a J. P., and is a gentleman of amiable manners and high moral worth. ch. -
1. Mary S., Sept 24, 1806, m. Rev. Massena B., s. Rev. Hosea Ballou, Dec. 21, 1825, lives in Stoughton, and has three children living,
- Mauena H.,(who is m.);
- Clementina C.; and
- Berthea R.
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2. Richmond, Oct 4, 1808, d. Sept. 6, 1838, in N. Orl's., merch't.
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3. Sarah, Feb. 18, 1810, m. Rev. Jno., s. Jno. Boyden, lives in Woonsocket, R. I., and has Jno. R.
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4. Thos., July 8, 1812 m. Elizab. S. Ratley, March 9, 1847, lives in Shreeveport, La., and has Benj. R., 1847.
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5. Benj., Sept 4, d. Oct. 21, 1814.
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6. Benj., Sept. 17, 1815. m. (1) Lydia M. P., da. Rev. R.. L. Killam, May 26, 1839, who d. Sept 7, 1846 ; and (2) Sarah J., da. Samuel Hatch, June 25, 1848; lives in part of the ancestral homestead, and has
- Maria, Feb. 7, 1841 and
- Augustus, July 24, 1843.
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7. Clarissa, Mar. 19, 1818.
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8. Abby S., Ap. 10, 1821, m. Henry J..Curtis, Sept. 20, 1848.
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9. Barton R., June 23, 1823.
24. Thos. M., s. Jas. (14) m. Hannah, wid. Joseph Pocorny, and da of Geo. W. Felton, of Petersham, Mass., March 22, 1815, and d Nov. 4, 1845. He was a carpenter by trade, but resided, the latter part of his life, in So. Sci.t, opposite the Universalist Church, was a farmer, and by honest industry commended himself to the favorable notice of those who knew him best. ch.; - 1. Eunice H., Jan. 5, 1816, d. Dec. 17, 1838.
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2. James M., merchant tailor, Bos'n., of the enterprising firm of Jacobs & Deane, Court st; m. Caroline E. Hendley, Sept. 9, 1849, who d. Mar. 28, 1852, ae. 28, leaving a da., Frances A., b. Nov. 25, 1851.
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3. David H., a master mason and contractor, living in Bos'n.; m. Elizab. Ayres, Ap. 25, 1847, and has
- Jas. A., October 15, 1848, and
- Anna E., Jan. 14, 1852.
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4. Aurelia F., June 22, 1823.
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5. Thos. R., Nov. 24, 1825, clerk with his brother James.
25. Braddoc, s. Elisha (15) m. Sarah Hersey, H'm., in 1787, lived first in Scit., where the wid. of Thos. M. Jacobs resides; sett. in Littleton, ab. 1807, and there d., April 5, 1847. His wid. survives. ch.: -
1. Sarah, June 9, 1788, m. Moses Foster, ab. 1812 and d. Dec. 22, 1845, leaving
- Sam'l. H.,
- Moses H,
- Mary A.,
- Joseph V.,
- Francis E., and
- Hannah A.
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2. Ancil, Dec. 20, 1789, d. Dec. 17, 1796.
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3. Benj. H., Dec. 9, 1792, sett. in Lynn, 1810, m. Elizab. Downing, Oct. 4, 1818, and has
- Lydia M., July 24, 1819;
- Benj. H., Sept. 27, 1821, d. young;
- Edwin S., Jan, 15, 1826;
- Soplia E., Oct. 15, 1826;
- Geo. H., Sept. 25, 1829; and
- Joseph E., Sept. 23, 1832.
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4. Lydia, Feb. 22, 1793, m. Nathan Johnson, Sept. 10, 1850, and be d. March 9, 1851.
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5 Joann, May 28, 1797, m. (1) Oliver Locke, Lex'n., April 1, 1817, and had
- Faustina M., d. 1850, and
- Joann S. Her 1st., husb. D. Oct. 15, 1825, and she m. (2) Wm. Smith, Lex'n., 1832 and has Mary E. B.
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6. Hannah, June 26, 1799, m. (1) Dan'l. Harrington, Lex'n., Dec. 1824, who. d. 1826; and (2) Luther Brooks, Camb., June 1, 1830, who d. July 4, 1839, leaving her
- Luther F,
- Susanna J.,
- Chas. E., and
- Everett W.
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7. Susanna, Aug. 7, 1801, m. James Wellington, Medford, Nov. 19, 1820, and has
- Jas. E., d. 1826;
- Angeline W.;
- Jas.. E.; and
- Adria.
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8. Mary W., May 30, 1803, m. Isaac Wellington, Nov. 19, 1824, and has
- Oliver L.;
- Isaac B.,
- Francena,
- Mary A, and
- Luther B.
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9. Geo. H., Oct. 5, 1805, of Chas'n., m. Persis A. Teel, 1829, has been a successful merchant, and Alderman of C..; has F
- Geo. H., June 20, 1830;
- Persis A., October 20, 1831, d. Feb. 27, 1832;
- Angelia P., Dec. 1, 1834; and
- Jas. W., May 12, 1839.
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10. Sophia, Oct. 9, 1807, d. April 6, 1810.
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11. Chas., April 27, 1810, of Medford, m. Octavia Burbank, Lex'n., Dec. 7, 1837, and has
- Chas. S., Sept. 15, 1838;
- Octavia A., Jan. 23, 1840;
- Elizab. B., Dec. 16, 1842;
- Henry B., April 1, 1845;
- Sarah H., Jan. 8, d. June 20, 1848; and
- Ed. F., Dec. 15, 1850.
26. Benj., s. Elisha (15) sett. in Dorch'r., Mass, in 1783, and
m. (1) Sarah, da. Timo. Foster; and (2) Jemimah, da. Edward Foster; was a carpenter by trade; a man of successful enterprise, and honest industry; leaving to his children, at his decease, a valuable estate, and the legacy of a character, true in all the relations of life. ch.: -
1. William, a cabinet maker, m. Eliza, da. Dea. Isaac Howe, Dorch'r., and has
- Win. T., (m. Ann, da. Wm. Holmes, and has
- Geo. H.;
- Sarah F.;
- Benj., (in Cala.).;
- Eliza A.;
- Caroline H.; Henry; and
- Elisha.
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2. Elisha, d.
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3. Benj, merchant, of Bos'n; resides on his father's estate; in Dorchester, and is unmarried; a gentleman of character and standing in the community, well known to the business public.
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4. Sarah, d.
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5. Sarah A.
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6. Mary D., d.
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7. Timothy, d.
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8. Elisha, merchant, of Bos'n., m. Mary G., da. Nath'l. Coffin, Newburyport, and has
- Benj. F.;
- Mary G.;
- Gertrude T.;
- Sarah A., d.;
- Amelia G., and
- Geo. C. S.
27. Hon. Ed. F., s. Elisha (15) m. Priscilla, da. Wm. Clapp, Scit., Jan. 5, 1802, lives in So. Solt., was a shoemaker in early life, and afterwards a trader, and a manf'r. of brick, at his yard in S. A gentleman of great natural ability, who, even in high
party times, enjoyed the confidence of his townsmen, being often elected to offices of trust; acting for many years on the board of Selectmen; as Rep. to the State Leg.; and as a memb. of the Govr's. Council in 1836 and '37. ch.: -
1. Edward, brick manuf'r., lives in So. Scit., m. Adaline, da. Perez Whiting, Ap. 16, 1826, and has
- George E., Nov. 29, 1827, (a mason by trade, m. Esther C. Litchfield, Nov. 28, 1850, and has Alfred, Dec. 6, 1851) and
- Howard B., a carpenter, b. June 14, 1833.
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2. Lucy C., May 14, 1805, m. Perez Southard Whiting, and lives in N. Y'k.
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3. Elisha, Mar. 12, 1808, merchant, Bos'n., m. Delia T., da. Luke Fay, Ap., 1842 and has
- Elisha .A., Mar. 28, 1843;
- Delia M, Dec., 1844, d. Ap. 15, 1849;
- Ed. F., Dec., 1848; and
- Eveline W., Dec. 31, 1850.
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4. Lydia S., Jan. 29, 1811, m. Rev. H. W. Morse, June, 1840, lives in N. Reading, and has ch.
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5. Henry, Aug. 24, 1813, formerly an engraver, in N. Y'k., and Bos'n.; a gent. of fine natural abilities, and an excellent portrait painter; not m.
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6. Frederick, Oct. 28, 1817, merchant, BoWn.; m. Martha M. Fay, May 20, 1841 and has
- Fred'k. F., Mar. 8, 1842;
- Walter H., Nov., 1847; and
- Alfred H, Oct., 1849.
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7. Mary P., Oct. 26, 1820, d. Sep. 14, 1821.
28. Dr. Natl., s. Nath'l. (16) grad. H. C., 1806, stud. med.) with Dr. Smith, of Hanover, N. H., sett. in Canandaigua, N. Y., where he taught an Acad. many years, and practised as a physicin; m. Hannah Sanborn, and has; -
1. Chauncy O., d. ae. 2.
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2. Elizab., m. Wm. Remington, Buffalo, N. Y.
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3. Nath'l. S., m. Freelove Watts, of Roch'r., N. Y.,. who d., leaving 2 ch.., both of whom are decs'd.
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4. Wm., m., lives at Black Rock, N. Y., and has Lucinda, and Amelia.
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5. Caroline, m. Alex'r. Swartwout, Canandaigua.
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6. Lavinia, not m.
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7. Charles.
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8. Mary A., d. ae. 14.
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9. Leavitt, M., d.
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10. Harriet P.
29. Stephen, s. Nath'l. (16) lives in H., on Wash'n. at., was Selectman in 1825, m. Rachel H. Otis, Dec. 31, 1812, is an intelligent and industrious farmer, and has; -
1. Lucy, May 17, 1814, d. June 23, 1816.
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2. Wm., Ap. 23, 1816, d. Oct. 18, 1822.
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3. Lucy, Oct. 1, 1818, m. Sam'l. Waters, Aug. 30. 1840, lives in So. Scit., and has
- Jacob L.;
- Helen M.; and
- Lucy L.
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4. Adaline M., Nov. 9, 1820, a school teacher, not m.
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5. Wm., Mar. 7, 1825, of Randolph, wheelwright, m. Susan A. Loring, H'm., Oct. 1849, and has Anna L., Sept. 28, 1851.
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6. Stephen O., May 13, 1827, a mason by trade.
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7. Charles, May 5, 1829, resides with his fa.
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8. Albert, Oct. 18, 1831.
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9. Franklin, June 24, 1835.
30. Joseph, s. Joseph (17) m. (1) Anne Damon, and (2) her sister Eliab., lived in So. Scit., where Col. Jno. Collamore now resides, and had; -
1. Ann, prob. d.
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2. Joseph, Mar. 10, 1804, manf’r. of edge tools, at his steam factory, H'm., m. Esther C., da.; Jotham Jacobs, and has
- Joseph, Dec. 8, 1828, (m. Clarissa Cushing, Oct. 27, 1850, and has Clara A., July 19, 1852);
- Esther C., June 2, d. Oct 3, 1831;
- Grace A., Dec. 22, 1833;
- Lucy M., Dec. 29, 1838;
- Sarah C., Jan. 9, 1845; and
- Fred'k. S., June 10, 1850.
31. Jno., s. Jno. (18) m. Tamar Cushing, Mar. 11, 1787, and d. June 7, 1847. Lived in H'm., and had; -
1. Tamar, Jan. 19, 1788, d. May 20, 1805.
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2. Mary, May 5, 1790, d. Mar. 10, 1791.
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3. Mary, Jan. 10, 1792, d. unm.
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4. Lydia B., Dec. 26, 1794, d. unm.
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5. Jno., July 27, 1797, m. Martha Fearing, Jan. 10, 1833, is a b1acksmith, lives in S. H'm., and has
- Martha F., June 14, 1835, d. Jan.. 1839;
- Tamar C., May 26, 1837;
- Martha, Ap. 22, 1841; and
- Mary C., Feb. 17, 1845.
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6. Piam, Sept 16, 1800, m. Clarissa Hathaway, Freetown, moved to Galena, Ills., and has
- Mary;
- Geo. W., d.; and
- Geo. P.
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7. Hannah, Nov. 19, 1803, m. Marshall Sherman, and lives in H'm.
32. Peter, s. Jno., (18) m. Amy Fearing, lived in H'm., and d. Oct. 13, 1810. ch.: -
1. Amy, m. Fearing Barr, H'm., and is d.
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2. Peter, m. a Hobart (?) and is d.
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3. David, m. a Corthell, lives in H'm., and has ch.
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4. Hawkes, of H'm.
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5. Lincoln, of H'm.
33. Jotham, s. Jno. (18) m. Grace Tower, lived in H'm; was
a blacksmith by trade, and there both he and his w. d. ch.: -
1. Lucy, m. Silas Chipman, and is living a wid., in Wey'h. 2. Laban, of H’m., manf'r. of edge tools, m. Caroline, da. Perez Whiting, Feb. 2 1823, and has
- Mary C., Sep., 1824, m. Wm. H. Lyon, of N. Y'k. State, and has ch.;
- Wm. H., July, 1831;
- Alfred, Jan., 1833; and
- Adaline W., Jan. 4, 1838.
- Has lost 6 ch., d. young.
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3. Joshua, d. young.
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4. Debo., m. Peter Cushing, Wey'h., and has ch.
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5. Esther, m. Joseph Jacobs, H'm,
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6. Betsey, m. Robt. Gardner, H'm.
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7. Cynthia, m. Theoph. Cushing, H'm.
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8. Mary, m. Henry C. Wilder, H'm.
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9. Joshua, m. (1) Emily Higgins, and (2) Lydia D., da. Capt Seth Heresy, lives in H'm., and has Joshua.
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