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527. "MINERVA, wife of Jesse Recor," to church Oct. 7th, 1821, daughter of No. (175,) born Oct. 22d, 1798, married Dec. 1st, 1819, Jesse Recor, son of Michael, and his wife Lydia (Griswold,) born March 26th, 1798; he died April 5th, 1842, aged 44. They lived until his decease in the old home of his father; she then lived near the foot of " Osgood Hill," and earned a living by weaving; sold her place and moved to Faribault, Minn., with her son-in-law, Samuel C. Dunham, of Plainville, where she died, March 7th, 1866, aged 67.
THEIR CHILDREN.
1. Nancy Almeda, born Dec. 17th, 1820, bap. Dec. 16th, 1821, see No. (837.)
2. Betsey Adeline, born April 6th, 1822, bap. March 9th, 1823, see No. (968.)
3. Roxy Ann, born Feb. 15th, 1826, bap. June 18th, 1826, married, 1848, Henry . D. Vorburgh.
4. Augusta H., born Nov. 12th, 1827, married Aug. 29th, 1847, Samuel C. Dun- ham, of Faribault, Minn.
5. Cordelia Lydia, born Nov. 23d, 1838, bap. 1842.
6. George Dwight, born March 18th, 1841, bap. 1842.
528. "AURELIA, wife of Chester Pennfield," to church Oct. 7th, 1821, daughter of Nathaniel Carrington, of Plainville, and his wife Sybil (Steele,) born May 12th, 1800, married June 4th, 182,0 No. (486,) he died Aug. 6th 1825, aged 30, when she married, second, Nov. 19th, 1827, Henry Steele, son of William, born April 5th, 1806, died August 19th, 1847, aged 41. She joined the Methodist church, and, Dec. 1st, 1831, our church voted to withdraw its watch. She is a woman of good sense and kind disposition, and much respected.
HER CHILDREN BY HER FIRST HUSBAND.
1. Jeremiah, born March 16th, 1821, bap. Aug. 19th, 1821, married May 22d, 1840, Sarah J. Webster, da. of Ebenezer, of Bloomfield ; he died July 10th, 1863, aged 42.
2. Julia Ann, born Sept. 26th, 1822, bap. Nov. 3d, 1822, married Nov. 25th, 1841, Samuel M. Knowles, of West Hartford.
HER CHILDREN BY SECOND HUSBAND.
3. Jane Eliza, born Sept. 12th, 1828.
4. Charles Henry, born Jan. 27th, 1832, married April 12th, 1854, Louisa A. Steele, daughter of Jerome ; she died Oct. 20th, 1854, aged 22, when he married, second, An- geline Pennfield, daughter of Nathaniel.
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5. Jane Eliza, 2d, born Nov. 15th, 1834.
6. Sophia Winchell, born June 6th, 1838.
529. "ELIZA, wife of Ira Stanley, jun." to church Oct. 7th, 1821, daughter of John Riley Lincoln and his wife, No. (319,) born Oct. 19th, 1801, married Oct. 6th, 1819, No. (921 ;) she was dismissed and recom- mended by letter to Farmington church, Dec. 1st, 1822, and returned, by letter December, 1835; residence now, 1862, on Washington street.
530. " MARIA BUTLER," to church Oct. 7th, 1821, daughter of Joseph, of Berlin, and his wife, Roxanna (Cadwell,) born Feb. 7th, 1804, in Ber- lin, married Jan. 12th, 1832, Walter Beckley, son of Luther, Esq. and his wife, Sarah (Flagg,) born June' 22d, 1808, at Beckley quarter ; moved to Texas, with his family ; she united with the Universalist church of Berlin, and made a lengthy communication to us, in which she stated that her views of some of the doctrines which we esteemed essential, had changed, upon which, Dec. 1st, 1831, this church withdrew its watch and fellow- ship ; she died July 12th, 1860, at Mount Pleasant, in Texas, aged 56.
THEIR CHILDREN,
(And the mother's birth and death, from the Beckley family records, which her brother thinks, makes her too young.)
1. Frances Laura, born Oct. 15th, 1832, at Berlin, Conn.
2. Henry Augustus, born March 10th, 1834, died Oct. 22d, 1844.
3. Jane Maria, born July 22d, 1836, died Sept. 22d, 1849.
4. Joseph Walter, born Nov. 10th, 1837, died in Texas, Aug. 14th, 1860.
5. George Alfred, born May 13th, 1839.
6. Rosina Maria, born Sept. 13th, 1841.
7. Frank Ludovico, born Sept. 4th, 1845.
531. " MATILDA COGSWELL," to church Oct. 7th, 1821, born May 23d, 1802, to Salmon, in Southington, and his wife, Sarah (Smith,) bap- tized there, July 24th, 1803 ; was dismissed and recommended from this to that church, Dec. 1st, 1822; received there Feb. 2d, 1823, and their record says their watch is withdrawn; she married Jan. 31st, 1826, Thomas McMahon, of Canaan, and was divorced, when she married second, Peter Boyd, of Boonville, Oneida county, New York; she was received to this church again Feb. 11th, 1855, by letter from the church in South Windsor, and dismissed by letter back to the same church, Jan. 9th, 1858; she now, fall of 1861, is in the alms-house of her native town, Southington, and her husband, Peter Boyd, lives in Wisconsin.
532. " ABIGAIL ANDREWS," to church Oct. 7th, 1821, born May 16th, 1806, to No. (197,) married Nov. 27th, 1827, No. (542;) he died, when she married second, May 11th, 1848, Comfort Hewlet, son of Comfort, of Kensington, and his wife, Patty (Pemberton,) of Groton, Conn .; she dis- missed and recommended by letter to South church, 1856, and is now, A. D. 1861, living on Arch street.
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533. " SOPHIA HART," to church Oct. 7th, 1821, born Nov. 18th, 1806, to No. (441,) married July 3d, 1826, Ralph I. Dunham, son of Elisha, of Berlin ; a harness-maker and carriage-trimmer by trade ; learned of Moses W. Beckley ; was in company with Salmon N. Hart, of Hartford; went to Natchez, La., to sell work and died there, Nov. 9th, 1834. She was dismissed and recommended by letter to church in Hartford; she was a scholar in the Sabbath school, 1816, and could repeat 1,000 verses of Scripture per week ; to South church, by letter, 1852; lives now, 1861, on Walnut street.
THEIR CHILDREN.
1. Sarah Elizabeth, born July 8th, 1830, died April 14th, 1836, aged six.
2. Helen Sophia, born July 4th, 1833, died Aug. 2d, 1835, aged three.
534. "SARAH G. WHITTLESEY," to church Oct. 7th, 1821, born Sept. 15th, 1808, to No. (321 ;) lives with her sisters in Ottawa, Illinois, and Sheboygan, Wisconsin ; never married ; remarkable for memory and sociability ; dismissed Jan. 5th, 1866, by general letter.
535. "LUCY M. WINCHELL, to church Oct. 7th, 1821, born Oct. 16th, 1808, to Miles C. and his wife, No. (428,) married Willys Bronson, of Berlin ; married second, Timothy Lewis, of Pennsylvania, but now, 1861, lives in Illinois.
THEIR CHILDREN BY FIRST MARRIAGE.
1. Louisa, born
2. Willys, ?
3. Willard, S twins, born
536. "MARY B. BOOTH," to church Oct. 7th, 1821, born April 18th, 1808, to Cyrus and his wife, No. (340,) married June 1st, 1826, Edmund F. Booth, son of Joseph and Charlotte (Bowman,) his wife ; she died Nov. 2d, 1830, aged 23. He was born Nov. 15th, 1812, at New York ; was a brass-worker.
THEIR CHILDREN.
J. Antoinette, born Jan. 11th, 1827, died Jan. 3d, 1828, aged one.
2. George, born March 13th, 1828, died Nov. 26th, 1828.
3. Joseph, born ., bap. Nov., 1830.
4. Cyrus, born Oct. 25th, 1830, bap. Nov., 1830; in the Union army three years.
5. George, born
537. "AMZI W. HART," to church Oct. 7th, 1821, baptized same time, born Nov. 3d, 1801, to Asahel and his second wife, Sarah, daughter of Judah Hart ; he learned the cooper's trade of Selah Hart, and died at his house in Hart quarter, of spotted fever, Aug. 10th, 1823, aged 22; was a young man of good parts and habits, and much promise.
538. "CYRENUS BOOTH," to church Oct. 7th, 1821, baptized same time; born June 21st, 1801, to David and his wife, Hannah (Mather ;) a wagon-maker by trade ; married Oct. 22d, 1826, Almena Hough, of Mer-
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iden ; dismissed and recommended by letter to the church in Meriden, in 1840 ; he has a pleasant home in West Meriden.
THEIR CHILDREN.
1. Burdette, born March 27th, 1828, married Sarah Belden ; he died Dec. 30th, 1860, aged 32.
2. Cordelia, born March 26th, 1830, died March 3d, 1848, aged 18.
3. Albertus Hough, born Aug. Ist, 1838.
539. "JOHN ANDREWS, jun." to church Oct. 7th, 1821, born Oct. 10th, 1803, to No. (197;) a shoe-maker by trade; married Nov. 8th, 1836, Lucy Foote, of Madrid, N. Y., born Feb. 28th, 1813 ; he dismissed and recommended by letter to church in Cleaveland, Ohio; died March 22d, 1857.
THEIR CHILDREN.
1. Sarah S., born May 27th, 1839, at Cleaveland ; teacher.
2. Mary E., born Dec. 13th, 1840, at Cleaveland ; teacher.
3. Charles J., born Oct. 12th, 1845, at Cleaveland ; a telegraph operator.
4. Horace F., born July 7th, 1851, at Cleaveland.
540. "HARRY JUDD," to church Oct. 7th, 1821, baptized same time, born Nov. 2d, 1804, to John and his wife, No. (637 ;) was a brass-worker ; lived several years in Southington ; married May 8th, 1828, No. (733 ;) his mother provided a home for him and family, on West Main street, the old house of Sergeant Moses Andrews, near the railroad crossing, where he died May 27th, 1854, aged 50; he had been cut off from the church for neglect of public worship and the ordinances, Jan. 31st, 1838.
THEIR CHILDREN.
1. Franklin, born May 13th, 1829 ; partially insane in adult years.
2. Ann Eliza, born June 4th, 1834, married Aug. 28th, 1851, Ogden L. Steele, of Roswell ; his residence on West Main street, at the railroad crossing.
541. " WILLIAM WHITTLESEY," to church Oct. 7th, 1821, born Sept. 19th, 1805, to No. (321 ;) graduated at Yale, 1827 ; ordained to the min- istry, 1837 ; was a Sabbath school missionary at the west ; preached in several places, and teacher in several localities ; built near his father on the Dr. Smalley farm ; married Sept. 9th, 1845, No. (1111,) and for several years has been occupied in agriculture.
THEIR CHILD.
Louisa Hart, born May 23d, 1847, see No. (1,247.)
542. " AARON HART, jun." to church Oct. 7th, 1821, born Nov. 25th, 1805, to No. (247;) was a joiner by trade; learned of Capt. Porter, of Farmington ; married Nov. 27th, 1827, No. (532 ;) built nearly opposite his father ; lived in different localities; he died May 20th, 1845, aged 39.
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THEIR CHILDREN.
1. Newton Francis, born Jan. 2d, 1829, bap. June 14th, 1829, see No. (972.)
2. John Andrews, born May 2d, 1830, bap. July 25th, 1830 ; killed by kick of a horse, June 11th, 1843, aged 13.
3. Aaron Adolphus, born Dec. 22d, 1830, bap. June 17th, 1832, died Sept. 12th, 1832.
4. Abigail Jane, born June 2d, 1837, bap. Sept. 24th, 1837, married Dec. 25th, 1860, John G. Lewis, of Hampton, Conn. and of New Haven; she has excelled in teaching.
543. "JAMES H. WINCHELL," to church Oct. 7th, 1821, born June 16th, 1806, to Miles C. and his wife, No. (428;) he was received to church in Farmington by letter from this, July 30th, 1824, and their record says, excommunicated, 1827; he went to Georgia, and married there, Selina Jackson ; lived in Cherokee county, and became a slave-holder, and since moved to Arkansas.
544. "JOHN STEDMAN," to church Oct. 7th, 1821, born Oct. 25th, 1804, to Samuel and his wife, No. (333.)
545. "THOMAS G. LEE," to church Oct. 7th, 1821, born Sept. 1st, 1808, to No. (356 ;) graduated at Yale, 1830; studied medicine with Dr. Todd, of Farmington and Hartford; became superintendent for the McLane Asylum, at Charlestown, Mass .; he married in Vermont, April 21st, 1835, Susan Clark, who since his death has married Rev. Joseph S. Gallagher, now, 1861, of Bloomfield, New Jersey. Dr. Lee felt unwell, and while on his journey to New Britain, for his health, called at Worces- ter, to see Dr. Woodward, when he was taken with typhus fever, and died Oct. 29th, 1836, aged 28. The trustees passed the highest encomiums on his character and talents ; he had a great love for historical facts, and the notes he took while in Farmington and New Britain, have (since the original is lost,) greatly contributed to the early history of this church and society in these pages ; he was dismissed and recommended by letter to Winthrop church, Charlestown, Mass., (so says tradition ;) he left no posterity.
546. " Widow SARAH HART," to church Dec. 2d, 1821, daughter of No. (140,) born Nov. 7th, 1770, married July 30th, 1793, Asahel Hart, of Jehudi, and was his second wife; died Dec. 19th, 1841, aged 71.
CHILDREN.
1. Amon, born Nov. 18th, 1790, died Aug. 17th, 1798, aged seven, of dysentery.
2. Hannah, born Oct. 7th, 1792, married Sylvester Clark, son of Abel.
SECOND WIFE'S CHILDREN.
3. Amzi, born June 13th, 1795, died Aug. 25th, 1798, aged three, of dysentery.
4. Sarah, born March 20th, 1797, died March 20th, 1797, aged one hour.
5. Eliza, born Oct. 10th, 1799, married April 18th, 1824, Ralph Pearl, of Southing- ton, son of Frederic.
6. Amzi Woodruff, born Nov. 3d, 1801, see No. (537.) -
7. Amon, born Dec. 19th, 1802, died Dec. 22d, 1803, aged one year.
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547. "OLIVE, wife of Uni Wright," to church Dec. 2d, 1821, baptized same time, born Aug. 18th, 1775, to Leonard Belden and his wife, Rebecca (Dix,) of Wethersfield, married August, 1797 ; he a farmer, son of Sim- eon and his wife, Anne (Whaples,) of Newington, 1768; bought and lived on the place built by Moses Andrews, jun. at " Pond River Bridge," so called; he died Oct. 28th, 1843, aged 76; she died June 11th, 1864, aged 89.
THEIR CHILDREN.
1. Silas, born Feb. Ist, 1798, married Feb. 4th, 1827, Catharine G. Eddy, daughter of William.
2. William, born Feb. 12th, 1812, married May 15th, 1836, Lucy Maria Slater, of Benjamin.
548. "SALLY, wife of Solomon Butler," to church Dec. 2d, 1821, born Sept. 6th, 1783, to Isaac Brown, of Glastenbury, and his wife, Hannah (Hills,) married Feb. 3d, 1805, No. (452;) she died Feb. 20th, 1849, aged 65; a pious woman.
549. "POLLY, wife of Nathaniel Pennfield," to church Dec. 2d, 1821, born 1782, to Ebenezer Steele, jun. and his wife, Lucy (Wright;) given in childhood to her grandmother, on whose account she was baptized, May 29th, 1791 ; she married Nov. 5th, 1798; he son of No. (237;) was a cooper by trade; learned of his father; built house and shop on West street, between Capt. Lemuel Hotchkiss and Josiah Steele, sen. ; his shop became the dwelling-house of Miles C. Winchell, and his house disap- peared ; he subsequently built a small house on the same road, north of Josiah Steeles, where he died March 8th, 1837, aged 56; she died Nov. 17th, 1837, aged 55.
THEIR CHILDREN.
1. Laura, born , married Jan. 1st, 1818, Solomon Sandford.
2. Sylvester, born Nov. 22d, 1803, see No. (518.)
3. Sophrone, born , married Milo Pond, of Camden, New York.
4. Lydia, born May 1st, 1806, see No. (509.)
5. Hiram, born Nov. 20th, 1808, married March 16th, 1829, Rhoda Cogswell, sis- ter of Matilda.
6. Adelia, born , married July 5th, 1840, Edward Andrews, of Rodney, of Farmington.
7. Caroline, born , married Benjamin Hicks ; live, 1867, at Jamestown, N. Y.
8. Celestia, born , married Sept. 13th, 1840, Thomas Andrews, of Rodney, of Farmington.
9. Lucy Ann, born June 5th, 1821, married Sept. 1st, 1840, William Curtiss, son of Shubel.
10. Angeline, born July 11th, 1831, married Oct. 3d, 1855, Charles H. Steele, son of Henry.
550. " AMON STANLEY," to church Dec. 2d, 1821, baptized same time, born March 10th, 1778, to Lot and his wife, Rhoda. (Wadsworth,) of Farmington ; by trade a hatter ; learned of his father ; but later in life a
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successful farmer ; inherited the home of his father, on the corner of Stan- ley street and "New Highway ;" modest and retiring, yet interested in every good work and reformation ; married Oct. 10th 1802, No. (339 ;) he was appointed one of the church standing committee, Dec. 30th, 1823, in place of Joseph Mather, resigned ; he died Feb. 2d, 1846, aged 68 ; he was the third of fourteen children of his father's family.
THEIR CHILDREN.
1. Julia, born Dec. 24th, 1803, bap. Jan. 27th, 1811, see No. (603.)
2. Thomas, born Sept. 22d, 1805, bap. Jan. 27th, 1811, see No. (680.)
3. Henry, born Sept. 24th, 1807, bap. Jan. 27th, 1811, see No. (704.)
4. James, born Oct. 22d, 1809, died in infancy.
5. James, 2d, born March 31st, 1812, bap. May 24th, 1812, see No. (1165.)
6. Augustus, born April 11th, 1814, bap. May 29th, 1814, see No. (604.)
7. Timothy Wadsworth, born July 13th, 1817, bap. Aug. 24th, 1817, see No. (915.)
8. Lot, born July 8th, 1820, bap. Sept. 3d, 1820, see No. (846.)
9. Martha, born Aug. 11th, 1822, bap. Oct. 6th, 1822, see No. (847.)
10. Amelia, born Jan. 1st, 1825, bap. May 1st, 1825, see No. (933.)
11. Mary Antoinette, born Sept. 22d, 1828, bap. Nov. 23d, 1828, died May 16th, 1838, aged 10.
551. " ANNA DEMING," to church Dec. 2d, 1821, born Oct. 19th, 1780, to Elizur Deming, of Newington, and his wife, Lucina (Francis ;) lived with her sister, No. (1294,) and died April 28th, 1849, aged 68, in Hart- ford, at her house ; never married; buried in the old Episcopal Church cemetery, Newington ; marble slab.
552. "ELLEN E. HAMBLIN," to church Dec. 2d, 1821, baptized same time, born July 17th, 1806, to John, of " White Oak," Farmington, and his wife, No. (447,) married April 8th, 1828, Samuel G. Forbes, son of Dan- iel and his wife, Belinda (Gridley ;) she was dismissed and recommended by letter to Farmington church, and received there Oct. 2d, 1831 ; they now, A. D. 1861, live in Plainville ; no children.
553. "EMELINE FRANKLIN," to church Dec. 2d, 1821, baptized same time, born A. D. 1807, to Sarah Wright, daughter of Simeon, and who was an imbecile; she married, 1825, John Riley Jones, son of Benoni and his wife, Sally (Olmsted ;) he was a wheelwright ; lived in various locali- ties ; she died April, 1843, at Deerfield, near Utica, N. Y .; he married second, March 23d, 1845, Elizabeth Couch, daughter of Amos and his wife, Phebe (Barnes,) sister of Blakesley, of Berlin, born July 6th, 1804; he died June 13th, 1859, aged 56.
THEIR CHILDREN.
1. Chester, born 1829, died June 11th, 1835, aged six.
2. Mary, born Aug. 9th, 1831, married Dec. 23d, 1849, Richard Hart ; he in the army, 1863.
3. Anna, born 1837, died Sept. 16th, 1838, aged one year and three months.
4. Caroline, , married Edward Callender, of Unionville.
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5. John, born at Utica, N. Y. ; a three months, and a three years volunteer, at Port Royal, company G., Capt. John Tracy, sixth regiment Connecticut Volunteers; re- enlisted, 1864 ; he died Sept. 6th, 1864, at Andersonville prison, in Georgia, aged 25.
6. Infant, born , died at Deerfield, New York ; no name.
554. "SUSANNA TRYON," to church Feb. 3d, 1822, baptized same time, born June 19th, 1778, at Bolton, Conn., a twin-sister of Simeon Tryon, to Aaron, of that town, and his wife, Sarah (Landfear;) she lived, after six years of age, with Gideon Griswold, and after his death with Michael Recor, during life ; she died Sept. 26th, 1826, aged 48; had a brother, Aaron, jun., who died young ; had also, a sister, Sally, who was a cripple from childhood; the subject of this notice never married, but had a daugh- ter, called Laura Dunham, who married Aug. 7th, 1825, Andrew Curtiss, and had a family.
555. "KEZIAH L. ANDREWS," to church Feb. 3d, 1822, born Dec. 6th, 1805, to Truman and his wife, No. (265,) married May 5th, 1825, Lyman Wilcox Booth, son of No. (338 ;) he was by trade a shoe-maker, and soon after marriage went to parts unknown ; she married second, Seth Philips, and lived and died in Hartford.
556. "RHODA R. BELDEN," to church April 7th, 1822, born Aug. 24th, 1802, to Leonard, jun. and his wife, No. (324,) married March 28th, 1834, Isaac N. Cornwell, of Windham, Greene county, N. Y. ; she removed her church connection to the church in that place, (called) Windham Center.
THEIR CHILDREN.
Peleg, Rufus K., Leonard B., George H.
557. " ABIGAIL, wife of Norman Woodruff," to church Feb. 2d, 1823, by letter from the church of Lenox, Mass., married March 19th, 1813, No. (381;) she was born July 5th, 1792, to No. (194;) to South church, 1842.
558. "JOHN BRAY," to church Aug. 3d, 1823, by letter from the church in West Hartford, born June 7th, 1768 ; to that church Aug. 3d, 1811, by letter from Burke, Vermont ; he came as a miller, to this place, and attended Deacon Hart's mill ; was dismissed by letter Oct. 1st, 1826; he probably married Nov. 26th, 1789, at Southington, Mercy or Mary Fields, who with her daughter, Paulina, were members of a Baptist church in Burke, Vermont, and recommended to the church in West Hartford, but not connected with this church ; she was a weakly woman, and mostly confined to her room ; she died July 26th, 1848, in Ohio, aged 82 ; he died Oct. 1st, 1854, in Ohio, aged 86.
THEIR CHILDREN.
1. Sarah, born Oct. 1st, 1790, see No. (576 )
2. Sylvester, born April 2d, 1792, died here, April 7th, 1824, aged 32 years and five days.
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3. John, born , went to Texas, then to Ohio ; lived there, 1861.
4. William, born , liveș, 186], in Ohio.
5. Paulina, born , married Chauncey Woodruff, of Farmington ; married second,
6. Alfred, born Jan. 20th, 1799, died March 11th, 1835, aged 36, two months and eleven days.
7. Helace, born 1811, died 1817, at West Hartford, aged six years, eight months.
8. Anson, born , died Oct. 10th, 1846, at Albany, New York.
9. James, born , lives in Ohio, A. D. 1861.
559. " DOROTHY, wife of Joseph Wright," to church Oct. 5th, 1823, born Sept. 16th, 1795, to Ebenezer Hart and his wife, No. (307,) married Feb. 3d, 1814, Col. Joseph Wright, son of No. (274,) born Oct. 7th, 1779; lived in the home of his father, now owned and occupied by Almon Good- win, south end of East street, formerly the home of Lieut. Elisha Booth, who built it, 1761, as indicated by a mark on the barn, still visible. He was Colonel of Militia, Judge of Probate, Representative, and Selectman, many years, and an ardent temperance reformer. A. D. 1850, sold his place and built on Chesnut street, in the village, where he died July 19th, 1855, aged 76. She was dismissed and recommended by letter to South church, 1845.
THEIR CHILDREN.
1. Lucy Hart, born Dec. 11th, 1814, bap. Aug. 6th, 1826, on reception to church, see No. (586.)
2. Benjamin Gailord, born Oct. 26th, 1816, married April 17th, Prudence Hubbard; second, Frances E. Trowbridge.
3. Oliver Cromwell, born Sept. 16th, 1819, married Oct. 6th, 1841, Mary H. Jones, of Vermont; she died 1867.
4. Edwin Culver, born Dec. 4th, 1821, married July 27th, 1852, Louisa C. Jessup, of New York.
5. Emily Elizabeth, born Dec. 11th, 1828, died Aug. 30th, 1838, aged ten.
6. Hercelia Ann, born April 21st, 1833; she died Dec. 24th, 1854, aged 22.
560. " EMMA, wife of Samuel Judd," to church Oct. 5th, 1823, born June 14th, 1799, to Russel Case, of Simsbury, and his wife, Hannah (Gil- bert,) of Kensington, married April 23d, 1822, No. (969;) after the de- cease of her husband, she bought a place back of the "Stone store," where now, 1861, she lives, and cared for her mother, who died July 12th, 1865, aged 77 ; she has no children.
561. " CALVIN WINCHELL," to church Oct. 5th, 1823, by letter from the church in Kensington, son of Hezekiah, of Kensington, and his wife, Rachel, baptized Sept. 15th, 1765, at Kensington, married No. (562;) he was a joiner by trade, and in Kensington, lived just west of the church ; he bought in New Britain, the Ozias Hart, (alias) William North place south of the village ; was a devoted Christian ; he and wife to Kensington church, 1811, by letter from (Stepney,) Rocky Hill; he died May 25th, 1838, aged 73 ; grave stone in New Britain cemetery.
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562. " CHLOE, wife of Calvin Winchell," to church Oct. 5th, 1823, by letter from Kensington church; her maiden name, Goodrich; she died Aug. 4th, 1843, in Hartford, aged 78.
THEIR CHILDREN.
1. Sabra, born , married Gilbert Chapman,
2. Orrin, born , married Laura Cook ; married, second, Mix, of New Haven.
3. Asa, born , never married, died at the South.
4. Lucretia, born , married Jason Peck, of Berlin.
5. Lucy, born 1796, married Oct. 20th, 1819, Seth Hooker, of William, and died, 1823, agcd 27.
6. Aurelia, born , married Thompson ; married, second, Snow, of Hartford.
7. Calvin, born , married May 5th, 1824, Louisa Pattison, and died Sept. 9th, 1825, aged 23.
8. Eliza, born 1805, married Nov. 26th, 1828, No. (741.)
563. " Widow RHODA HART," to church Dec. 7th, 1823, by letter from Farmington church, daughter of Charles Stedman, and his wife Jemima (Gaines,) of Wethersfield, widow of Stephen Hart, son of Daniel, and Abigail (Thompson,) his wife, born Dec. 8th, 1744; had an impediment in his speech, was a farmer and lived at the foot of " Clark Hill." He inherited his father's estate which was one of the three farms and families excepted in the incorporation of the society. The Farmington town record says they were married Oct. 8th, 1767. He died Nov. 20th, 1816, aged 71. She died March 26th, 1832, aged 81.
THEIR CHILDREN.
1. Ebenezer, born Feb. 8th, 1768, married Oct. 2d, 1791, No. (307.)
2. Mary, born June 25th, 1770, see No. (288.)
3. Chestina, born Oct. 22d, 1773, married Feb. 12th, 1795, Theodore Webster, son. of Stephen, of West Hartford, born April 15th, 1769, died Aug. 2d, 1856, aged 83 .. She died April 26th, 1828, aged 55.
4. Stephen, born Oct. 21st, 1775, married June 25th, 1797, No. (638.)
5. Nancy, born , married Nov. 27th, 1806, Simeon Kilby, of Simeon, of. Wethersfield.
564. " MARY, wife of Selah Andrews," to church Dec. 7th, 1823, by- letter from church at Westfield, Middlesex county, Ct., daughter of Joel Bacon, and his wife Lydia (Hubbard,) born July 31st, 1788, married Sept. 5th, 1822. He was son of Hezekiah, and his wife, No. (721,) born Sept. 5th, 1789 ; a farmer, lived on and inherited the home of his father on West Main street, some two miles west of the village. She united, 1843, with the Baptist church. He died May 11th, 1865, aged 76.
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