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THEIR CHILDREN.
1. Lucy Jane, born Nov. 13th, 1820, bap. on admission to church; see No. (811.)
2. Susan Munson, born Sept. 20th, 1822, married March 29th, 1843, Lucius D. Blake, son of Harry, see No. (1321.)
3. Laura Barber, born Dec. 1st, 1824, bap, Aug. 20th, 1837, married June 10th, 1846, Ransom Hills.
4. Martha Riley, born March 1st, 1827, bap. Aug. 20th, 1837, married No. (994.)
5. Cynthia Stanley, born Feb. 28th, 1829, bap. Aug. 20th, 1837, see No. (974.)
6. Stanley C., born Feb. 27th, 1832, died March 27th, 1833, aged 1.
7. Mary Adelaide, born March 10th, 1834, died July 9th, 1837, aged 3.
8. Sophia Adelaide, born June 18th, 1837, bap. Aug. 20th, 1837, mar. April 17th, 1860, James West, and lives in Petersburg, Va.
811. "LUCY JANE GRISWOLD," to church Aug. 6th, 1837, bap. same time ; born Nov. 13th, 1820, to Riley and his wife No. (810,) married May 13th, 1840, Albert A. Mason, a brass manufacturer, now, 1862, in Brooklyn, N. Y. ; son of Thomas of Sharon, Ct., and his wife Polly (Sherwood ;) born Jan. 9th, 1811.
THEIR CHILDREN.
1. Frederick A., born Sept. 28th, 1841, at Wolcottville, Ct.
2. Charles S., born Nov. 18th, 1843,
3. Stanley G., born Dec. 25th, 1847,
4. Jennie, born Oct. 24th, 1849, died March 6th, 1855, at Brooklyn, N. Y.
812. "GEORGE HART," to church Aug. 6th, 1837, bap. same time, born March 16th, 1801, to Stephen, jun., and his wife No. (638,) married
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March 2d, 1826, No. (713 ;) she died, when second he married Sept. 11, 1832, No. (813.) He was by trade a shoemaker, but was occupied in teaming and staging, in which he has been successful ; his residence west side Central Park ; he and his second wife to South church, 1842; she died, when third he married, May 6th, 1863, Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Wm. Perry, of So. Windham, and daughter of Job Ellsworth of East Windsor, and his wife Laura (Osborn,) born Sept. 21st, 1823 ; Mr. Perry died May 20th, 1853, aged 34.
HER CHILDREN BY FIRST HUSBAND, WM. PERRY.
1. Josephine G., born May 18th, 1844, at East Windsor.
2. Wm. E., born Dec. 22d, 1846, drowned Aug. 6th, 1855, aged 8, at Willimantic.
MR. HART'S CHILD BY FIRST WIFE, MARY.
1. Charles, born , 1827, died Feb. 27th, 1837, aged 10.
MR. HART'S CHILD BY SECOND WIFE, ELIZABETH.
2. Wm. H., born July 25th, 1834, bap. Aug. 20th, 1837, married Sept. 19th, 1855, Martha Peck, daughter of No. (920.)
813. "ELIZABETH, wife of George Hart," to church Aug. 6th, 1837, born Oct. 31st, 1811, to Cyrus Booth and his wife No. (340,) bap. Dec. 22d, 1811, Elizabeth Francis, married Sept. 11th, 1832, No. (812;) she died of slow consumption April 25th, 1862, aged 50.
814. "JONATHAN HART," to church Aug. 6th, 1837, born Dec. 4th, 1818, in Kensington, to Eri B. Hart and his wife Lydia (Gilbert,) and named Jonathan Thomas, bap. May 23d, 1819, at Kensington ; he is a brass founder, learned of No. (381,) and married, June 3d, 1842, Maria, his daughter, No. (862;) he carried on business some years in this place, when he located in Kensington, at the place called "Percival's Mills," where he has built largely, and drives business extensively and success- fully ; they were received to Kensington church from this by letter, Dec. 1854; he second married Sept. 20th, 1864, Alice R. Upson of Kensing- ton.
THEIR . CHILDREN.
1. Louisa M., born Aug. 28th, 1845, married Oct. 20th, 1866, Frederic A. Cowles, of Southington.
2. Sarah W., born Aug. 18th, 1847, died May 30th, 1864, aged 16 years, 9 mos.
3. Ella M., born Nov. 11th, 1849, died Nov. 28th, 1860, of consumption, aged 11.
4. Era Thomas, born July 25th, 1852.
5. Francis Gillette, born March 15th, 1855.
6. Leumas Pease, born June 11th, 1858.
815. "SAMUEL W. HART," to church Aug. 6th, 1837, born May 22d, 1825, to No. (311,) graduated at Yale 1855, married Oct. 22d, 1851, Cordelia M. Smith, daughter of No. (652,) is now, 1863, a successful practicing physician in this town ; has traveled in Europe; was to South
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church 1842; occupies the home of his father on west side Central Park. His wife born June 7th, 1828, bap. June 14th, 1829; to South church 1847; died June 10th, 1857, aged 29; he second married Nov. 10th, 1864, at St. Mark's church, Margaret C. Smyth, daughter of Wm. B. and his wife Annie (Goldsborough.)
THEIR CHILDREN.
1. Mary Louise, born Oct. 8th, 1852.
2. Gerald Waldo, born July 23d, 1856.
816. "JULIAETTE HART," to church Aug. 6th, 1837, born May 20th' 1820, to No. (917) and his wife No. (724;) baptized Nov. 13th, 1831, Juliette Andrews ; married June 27th, 1838, Imly Bird Veits, son of John of Granby, and his wife Abigail (Eno) of Simsbury ;) born Dec. 19th, 1808 ; he is a farmer, and lives with his father Hart on Arch st .; she was dismissed and received to Granby, 1841, by letter ; she died Feb. 23d, 1842, aged 22, when second he married June 27th, 1843, her sister, No. (936.)
817. "ROYAL S. HALL," to church Aug. 6th, 1837, born Dec. 20th, 1816, at Newington, to Dr. Archibald and his wife Harriet (Deming;) baptized May 5th, 1822, at Newington, Royal Sereno; was clerk to Stan- ley & Whaples, went south, and died in Milledgeville, Geo., Oct. 1st, 1842, aged 26; his mother, daughter of Robert Deming and Lucy (Blinn,) his wife, both of Newington; he never married ; was brother of No. (818.)
818. "CORNELIA HALL," to church Aug. 6th, 1837, sister of No. (817,) born Dec. 28th, 1820, to Dr. Archibald at Newington; baptized May 5th, 1822, "Cornelia Hale;" married Sept. 7th, 1841, George And- rus, son of Anson of Leyden, N. Y .; they lived in Berlin; he died there Jan. 26th, 1848, of small pox, when second she married, March 13th, 1850, Lyman Beckley, son of Orrin and his wife Harriet (Patterson ;) he was born July 10th, 1815, at Berlin ; he shot himself with a pistol in despondency or derangement, at his own hired house in this place, Sept. 13th, 1860, aged 45; she dismissed and recommended by letter to South church, Nov. 26th, 1858.
HER CHILDREN BY FIRST HUSBAND.
1. Hellen M., born Aug. 6th, 1842; excelled in vocal music; she died Oct 18th, 1866, of yellow fever, at New Orleans, aged 24.
2. George Barton, born Oct. 12th, 1845, lives with his grandfather at Lyden, N. Y., 1863.
CHILDREN BY HER SECOND HUSBAND.
3. Hattie, born Dec. 2d, 1851.
4. Caroleena, born Jan. 13th, 1855.
819. "MRS. PHEBE HOUGH," to church Aug. 6th, 1837, wife of No. (756,) daughter of No. (217,) born July 30th, 1780, married Aug. 31st, 1809, No. (756;) she died Nov. 9th, 1843, aged 63.
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820. "ELIZABETH HOUGH," to church Aug. 6th, 1837, born Feb. 29th, 1824, at Meriden, to No. (756;) dismissed and recommended by letter, March 29th, 1849, to Missionary Church, Choctaw Nation; her name Elizabeth Jerusha; has been a teacher and missionary at Little Rock, Ark., and also among the Oneidas, N. Y .; now, 1861, unmarried, and is in Michigan.
821. "MRS. LUCY HULL," to church Aug. 6th, 1837, widow of Elijah Hull, from Farmington, son of Isaac, daughter of No. (175,) born Jan. 26th, 1777, married April 7th, 1800; he died May 8th, 1817; they lived at the foot of "Half-way Hill," where now, 1861, Barzillai Deming owns and occupies. She was dismissed and recommended by letter, Aug. 24th, 1845, to church in Sherman, Chatauque Co., N. Y., where she died Nov. 1st, 1850, at the home of her son George.
THEIR CHILDREN.
1. Maria, born Dec. 9th, 1801, see No. (580.)
2. John Pennfield, born Sept. 10th, 1803.
3. Romeo, born , died Aug. 20th, 1814, aged 10.
4. George, born , married widow Sally Spencer, of Killingworth; lives at Sherman, N. Y.
5. Samuel, born , married Abi Adams, in Wis .; lives there.
6. Lucy Jane, born March, 1816, died Dec., 1834, aged 18.
822. "MRS. ELIZA JUDD," to church Aug. 6th, 1837, bap. same time ; daughter of James Howd of East Hartford, and his wife Martha (Williams,) born Jan. 6th, 1813, married Jan: 29th, 1836, No. (1119;) she to South church 1842, but returned by letter, March 3d, 1844.
823. "OLIVER S. JUDD," to church Aug. 6th, 1837, baptized same time ; born Nov. 30th, 1816, to John and his wife No. (637,) a jeweller by trade, but in 1861 an extensive manufacturer of hardware; residence on corner of west Main and Washington sts .; married April 15th, 1838, No. (959,) who died, when second he married, Jan. 5th, 1860, Evelina Atkins, of Bristol, daughter of Rev. Ireneas and his wife Eunice (Beck- with,) born April 7th, 1825. He has contributed much to church music by playing double bass.
THEIR CHILD.
Rollin D., born June 9th, 1840, see No. (1377.)
824. "HARRIET N. LAMPSON," to church Aug. 6th, 1837, bap. same time, "Harriet Newel" Lampson; daughter of Sylvanus and Martha (Gillett,) his wife, of East Hartford; born June 18th, 1819, at Granby, Ct .; she was dismissed and recommended to South church, by letter, Dec. 25th, 1845, received there 1846; married Nov., 1845, Amon L. Finch, son of Caleb and his wife Lucy (Gilbert, daughter of Seth.) born Feb. 20th, 1817, at Simsbury ; she died Feb. 16th, 1853, aged 35 ; he is a
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hame maker, corner of Pearl and Orchard sts., factory back of house, was burned down 1856.
THEIR CHILDREN.
1. Katie, born
2. Ann, born
825. "ALMIRA S. LEE," to church Aug. 6th, 1837, born Aug. 9th, 1812, to No. (356 ;) educated at Troy, N. Y .; married, Oct. 17th, 1837, Andrew K. Hunt, of Charlestown, Mass., assistant cashier of the Suffolk Bank, Boston ; born Aug. 26th, 1811; she dismissed and recommended by letter to Winthrop church, Charlestown, Mass., 1837; a woman of uncommon attractions; she died Dec. 14th, 1841, aged 28, he died July 25th, 1853, aged 42, and both buried at Woodlawn Cemetery, at Malden, Mass .; they left no posterity.
826. "ANGELINE LEE," to church Aug. 6th, 1837, born Jan. 4th, 1824, to No. (356,) educated at Baltimore, married Oct. 13th, 1852, at Burling- ton, Iowa, Mark Howard, Esq., son of Mark of Devonshire, Eng., and Mary Ann (Bees,) his wife, of Somersetshire, Eng., born May 27th, 1817, in the county of Kent, Eng., came to this country 1830, located in the city of Hartford, and now, 1861, president of the Merchants Insurance Company ; Mrs. Angeline Howard was dismissed and recommended by letter, March 9th, 1854, to the North Congregational church, Hartford.
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THEIR CHILDREN.
1. Angeline Lee, born Nov. 6th, 1854.
2. Amy Lee, born Jan. 7th, 1857.
3. Wm. Lee, born Nov. 1st, 1860.
4. Myra Lee, born Nov. 23d, 1862.
827. "MARY MILLS," to church Aug. 6th, 1837, baptized same time ; born Nov. 29th, 1825, to Alvin and his wife Dorothy (Ford,) of Plym- outh; married, Sept. 6th, 1849, Russel Lewis Perkins, son of Lewis and Aurelia (Morse,) his wife; born May 14th, 1827, and is a mechanic ; volunteer in the 14th Regt., Co. F., from Aug., 1862 to June, 1865.
THEIR CHILDREN.
1. Eva Mary, born Aug. 15th, 1853.
2. Lewis Elmore, born Oct. 3d, 1855.
828. "ELISHA MIX," to church Aug. 6th, 1837; son of James of West Hartford, and his wife Lucy (Steele,) born Nov. 17th, 1818, at Watertown, Ct .; married, July 10th, 1843, Amelia Edmonds, daughter of James of Bristol, and Eliza, his wife, (English family to America, 1832 ;) he now, 1861, lives at Manlius, Allegan Co., Mich .; is Col. and surveyor; never dismissed by letter.
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THEIR CHILDREN.
1. Rosina, born Sept. 1st, 1846, at New Haven.
2. Elisha, born Jan. 18th, 1850,
829. "FREDERIC HENRY NORTH," to church Aug. 6th, 1837, born Aug. 10th, 1824, to No. (449) and his wife No. (396;) graduated at Yale College 1846, dismissed and recommended by letter, 1842, to church there ; married, Aug. 28th, 1850, Mary Elizabeth North, daughter of No. (743,) and his wife No. (744;) born Oct. 9th, 1833. He inherits the home and wealth of his father, is engaged in extensive manufacturing, and is liberal in his benefactions.
THEIR CHILDREN.
1. Charles Frederic, born April 24th, 1854.
2. Grace Eugene, born Aug. 4th, 1856, in Paris, France.
3. May Frederica, born Feb. 19th, 1862.
830. "SARAH NORTH," to church Aug. 6th, 1837, born Aug. 28th, 1820, to No. (330) and his second wife No. (411;) baptized Nov. 5th, 1820, Sarah Rogers ; married, Aug. 19th, 1847, Samuel Brace, of New- ington, son of Rev. Joab, D. D., and his wife Lucy (Collins ;) he born Feb. 24th, 1817, at Newington, graduated at Yale College, 1841 ; been a teacher, but now, 1861, manufacturer in New Britain, and in 1866 in New Haven.
THEIR CHILDREN.
1. Samuel North, born May 14th, 1848, died Aug. 29th, 1849, aged 16 months.
2. Henry Mills, born Nov. 17th, 1849, died Feb. 4th, 1850, aged 3 months.
831. "HUBERT F. NORTH," to church Aug. 6th, 1837, born Nov. 13, 1822, to No. (330) and his 2d wife No. (411;) he graduated at Yale Coll. 1843; was dismissed and recommended by letter to the church of Yale, 1840 ; he studied law with Ex. Gov. Ellsworth, married, Sept. 1st, 1852, Jane M. Hendrick, born May 11th, 1825, at Milton, Saratoga Co., N. Y., to Abel and his wife Harriet (Upson.) He became a manufacturer, and at first settled with his father; he was for a time sup't of S. School at the South church ; his health was poor for several years ; he purchased the residence of No. (1190,) 1861, improved and beautified it. If he was facetious and eccentric, yet he possessed a kind and benevolent heart ; he died Oct. 27th, 1863, of consumption, aged 41 years, 14 days, sincerely lamented.
THEIR CHILD.
Louisa Cordelia, born May 7th, 1862.
832. " ADELINE NORTH," to church Aug. 6th, 1837, born May 26th, 1823, to No. (443) and his wife Rhoda Belden, daughter of No. (158 :) she went south as a teacher, and was a sweet singer; she married, at 24
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Marion, 1847, Robert R. Kimbal, of Eutaw, Ala., eleven days before her death ; she died of consumption July, 1847, at Eutaw, Ala., aged 24.
833. "HARVEY PENNFIELD," to church Aug. 6th, 1837, born June 7th, 1815, to No. (469;) a brass worker, lives on Stanley st., near its junction with North st; married, Oct. 21st, 1839, No. (889;) he is very useful as nurse in sickness
THEIR CHILDREN.
1. Lorin Dwight, born June 15th, 1840, bap. 1840, 1862 a private in Co. A, 13th Regt., C. V., and in 1863 a clerk at N. O., in Medical Department ; married, June 20th, 1866, Carrie McNary.
2. Mary Angeline, born Feb. 5th, 1842, mar., Oct. 19th, 1864, Edwin E. Hubbard.
3. George Henry, born June 14th, 1843, bap. Nov. 19th, 1843 ; volunteer in Co. K, 14th Regt., C. V .; he died Dec. 20th, 1862, at Hospital, D. C., of consumption, and buried in New Britain, Dec. 25th, 1862.
4. Catharine Ann, born March 15th, 1845, bap. Aug. 21st, 1845, married, Oct. 12th, 1863, Chas. A. Dorman, son of Allen ; he was an army steward at Port Royal, 1863.
5. Chas. Frederic, born Jan. 1st, 1847, bap. June 27th, 1847.
834. "LYDIA PENNFIELD," to church Aug. 6th, 1837, born May 29th, 1819, to No. (469 ;) married, Sept. 16th, 1844, Charles H. Hills, of Far- mington ; she was dismissed and recommended to Farmington church by letter, and received there May 4th, 1845; she died there June 8th, 1850 aged 31.
835. "MARY ANN PENNFIELD," to church Aug. 6th, 1837, born Oct. 4th, 1813, to No. (469;) married, Oct. 30th, 1839, Omri L. Hart, son of Zina, of Avon, and his wife Rhoda (Griswold;) she was dismissed and recommended by letter to Sherman, N. Y., 1840; she died Dec. 6th, 1853, aged 40; he married second, and lives in Avon, 1861.
836. "ISABELLA PARKER," to church Aug. 6th, 1837, born Oct. 4th, 1813, at Coventry, N. Y., to Hiland Parker and his wife Lydia (Pratt,) daughter of No. (345,) and his second wife No. (271;) married, Sept. 1st, 1841, Benjamin Blake, born March 3d, 1817, at Winchester, Ct., to Ithuriel and his wife Wealthy (Benedict,) by trade a joiner, but now a farmer, 1862, in Coventryville, N. Y .; she was dismissed and recom- mended to church in Coventryville, N. Y., Sept., 1841, where she was received April, 1842, and now resides.
THEIR CHILDREN.
1. Franklin J., born Sept. Ist, 1843, died Nov. 18th, 1851, aged 8.
2. Andrew Pratt, born Sept. 16th, 1845.
837. " ALMEDA RECOR," to church Aug. 6th, 1837 ; born Dec. 17th, 1820, to Jesse, and his wife, No. (527,) baptized Dec. 16th, 1821, "Nancy Almeda," married May 6th, 1845, Sheldon Hills, of Farmington. She was dismissed and recommended by letter to church in Plainville, Feb. 5th, 1846. She died Feb. 17th, 1849, aged 29.
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838. " Mrs. PHILENA ROWLEY," to church August 6th, 1837 ; born Feb. 11th, 1815, to Israel Buck, of Wyalnsing, Pa., and his wife Eliza- beth (Webb,) married Oct. 11th, 1832, No. (866,) dismissed and recom- mended by letter to church in West Avon.
839. " ADALINE, wife of Ephraim Sanders," to church Aug. 6th, 1837 ; born 1813, to Shubel Curtiss, and his wife, No. (362,) married Ephraim Sanders, son of Timothy, of Granby, he died, when she married, second, Thomas Butler, of Hartford. She died October, 1839, aged 26.
THEIR CHILDREN.
1. Edward, twins, born August, 1831.
2. Edwin,
3. Harriet, born , married April 10th, 1853, Elbert Rowe, of Fair Haven.
4. Jane, born , married Allen, of Waterbury.
840. " HARRIET SMITH," to church Aug. 6th, 1837; born Sept. 29th, 1820, to No. (337,) and his wife, No. (472,) baptized June 3d, 1821, " Harriet Strong," married May 14th, 1845, Horace Brown of Newing- ton, son of Zacheus, of Killingly, Ct., and his wife Sarah (Hale,) of Wethersfield, born Dec. 22d, 1810, at Trenton, N. Y .; a joiner by trade, but now, 1861, a farmer, his residence, corner of High and Willow streets, has been successful in business, and has a beautiful home. She to South church, 1842.
THEIR CHILD.
Katie Maria, born Sept. 7th, 1857.
841. "MARIA SMITH," to church Aug. 6th, 1837; born April 11th, 1816, to No. (337,) and his second wife, No. (472,) baptized Oct. 19th, 1817, " Sally Maria," married May 1st, 1832, Grove . W. Loomis, son of Abijah, of New Hartford, and his wife Margaret (Barrett,) born Dec. 21st, 1808, at New Hartford ; traveled south, engaged in manufacturing in Southwest district, but located in the village and engaged in merchan- dize ; bought the house built by Ebenezer Booth, owned by Samuel Judd, and lately sold to George Hart and moved off. He was standing in his store when he was struck by lightning, and died July 12th, 1856, aged 49, after lingering eleven months. She married, second, July 25th, 1860, No. (1015). She to South church, 1842.
THEIR CHILDREN.
1. Ellen Lucretia, born July 11th, 1840, died Aug. 4th, 1843, aged 3.
2. Louisa Maria, born Dec. 26th, 1842, died Jan. 31st, 1856, aged 14.
3. Harriet Cornelia, born Feb. 14th, 1847.
4. Georgia Augusta, born July 22d, 1851, died Dec. 30th, 1856, aged 5.
842. ELIZABETH STANLEY," to church Aug. 6th, 1837 , born March 18th, 1822, to No. (921,) and his wife, No. (529,) baptized Dec. 15th,
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1822, at Farmington, " Elizabeth Langdon," married Dec. 12th, 1843, No. (806.) She was a milliner by trade and occupation. She and hus- band were dismissed and recommended by letter, August 25th, 1852, to Chapel street church, New Haven.
843. "MARGARET STANLEY," to church Aug. 6th, 1837 ; born Nov. 26th, 1820, to Jesse, and his second wife, No. (403.) married Dec. 31st, 1844, John E. Cowles, of Farmington, son of Martin, and his second wife, Harriet (Wells,) born Nov. 4th, 1819; residence, next door south of his father's home, Farmington street. She to Farmington church, by letter from this church, April 27th, 1845.
THEIR CHILDREN.
1. Henry Martin, born Oct. 1st, 1845.
2. Roswell Wells, born Oct. 17th, 1850, died January 2d, 1851, aged 11 weeks.
3. Gertrude Stanley, born Feb. 16th, 1852, died Nov. 6th, 1854, aged 2 years, 8 months and 18 days.
4. Melanie Stanley, born Dec. 5th, 1854, died March 8th, 1857, aged 2 years, 3 months and 3 days.
5. John Stanley, born April 28th, 1857.
6. Caroline Griffin, born March 1st, 1859, died Sept. 1st, 1863, aged 4 years and 6 months.
7. Sarah North, born Sept. 7th, 1862, died Sept. 6th, 1863, aged 1 year.
844. " ALMIRA STANLEY," to church Aug. 6th, 1837; born March 20th, 1818, a twin daughter to Jesse, and his second wife, No. (403,) married June 15th, 1843, George S. Coe, of Newport, R. I., son of Adam, and his wife Ann (Pease,) born March 27th, 1817. She was dismissed and recommended, Feb. 5th, 1846, to Second Presbyterian church, Cin- cinnati, Ohio.
THEIR CHILDREN.
1. Lucy Ann, born August 2d, 1843, died October 10th, 1846, aged 3 years and 2 months.
2. George Stanley, born Jan. 1st, 1849, died Sept 19th, 1849, aged 9 months.
3. Edward Prime, born Feb. 2d, 1851.
4. Alice Stanley, born Nov. 17th, 1852.
5. Elizabeth Blake, born Dec. 22d, 1855.
845. "NANCY D. STANLEY," to church Aug. 6th, 1837 ; born August 18th, 1815, to No. (438,) and his wife, No. (1295,) married Nov. 15th, 1838, John H. Goodwin, of Hartford, born March 2d, 1809, to John, and his wife Anna (Belden.) She was dismissed and recommended by letter to Hartford, 1839. She died Jan. 15th, 1849, aged 33; left no posterity.
846. "LOT STANLEY," to church August 6th, 1837; born July 8th, 1820, to No. (550,) and his wife, No. (339.) He died Nov. 12th, 1839, aged 19.
847. "MARTHA STANLEY," to church Aug. 6th, 1837 ; born Aug. 11th, 1822, to No. (550,) and his wife, No. (339,) married May 12th, 1845,
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Augustus North, son of No. (443,) born March 8th, 1819 ; now, 1861, a merchant in Brooklyn, N. Y. She was dismissed and recommended by letter, April 26th, 1846, to church in Cleveland, Ohio.
THEIR CHILDREN.
1. William Stanley, born April 12th, 1846.
2. Frederick Augustus, born March 21st, 1850.
848. " AMZI STANLEY," to church Aug. 6th, 1837 ; born Nov. 27th, 1823, to Cyrus, and his wife, No. (422,) married Oct. 12th, 1848, at Ren- calier, Ind., Esther Hughs, daughter Thomas, and Mary Jones, of Indiana, his wife. She was born Nov. 28th, 1829, her parents were from Derby- shire, England. He was dismissed and recommended by letter, 1841, to church in Indiana, where he engaged in merchandize, but lost his health and returned, and died here Sept. 2d, 1854, aged 31, of consumption.
THEIR CHILDREN.
1. Emily Rowena, born April 18th, 1849, at Indiana, died Feb. 14th, 1850.
2. Isaac Lee, born April 8th, 1851, at Rensalier.
3. Cyrus Thomas, born Feb. 17th, 1853, at Rensalier.
849. "NOAH W. STANLEY," to church Aug. 6th, 1837, born Nov. 19th, 1794, to Noah, and his third wife, No. (202,) married Oct. 26th, 1824, No. (850.) He was a successful farmer and inherited the home of his father in Stanley quarter ; has been a teacher and school visitor many years, and greatly interested in agricultural pursuits and societies ; was one of the standing committee of the church in 1857, been much engaged in public business and reforms.
850. " Mrs. LAURA F., wife of Noah W. Stanley," to church Aug. 6th, 1837, baptized same time ; born March 19th, 1804, to Oliver Stanley, and his wife Fanny (Booth,). She was an only daughter of her parents, and was sister of No. (675,) married Oct. 26th, 1824, No. (849.)
THEIR ONLY CHILD.
Helen Melissa, born Jan. 28th, 1826, bap. August 20th, 1837, died April 29th, 1843, aged 17.
851. JOHN STANLEY, 2d," to church Aug. 6th, 1837 ; born Sept. 22d, 1808, to No. (442,) and his second wife, No. (319,) married May 28th, 1843, Mary Lyman Francis, daughter of Selah, of Candor, N. Y., and his wife Roxy (Buckley,) of Rocky Hill, Ct .; she died Oct 14th, 1849, aged 34, when he married, second, May, 1855, Martha J. Forbes, daugh- ter of Charles, of East Hartford, and his wife (Ward,) born , died Feb. 26th, 1859, aged 27. He was a brass manufacturer in Hart quarter until , when he bought out the house and former home of James Booth, sen., and moved it to Walnut street, when he built on the
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old site. He was dismissed and recommended by letter to South church, April, 1856.
THEIR CHILDREN.
1. Mary Lyman, born July 23d, 1845, bap. Dec. 6th, 1846.
2. John Pembroke, born Oct. 11th, 1849.
SECOND WIFE'S CHILD.
3. Charles Forbes, born Feb. 18th, 1859.
852. "SELAH STEELE," to church Aug. 6th, 1837, born April 19th, 1764, to Ebenezer, and his wife, No. (148;) was in the war of the Rev- lution ; married April 14th, 1786, No. (853,) lived in Southwest district, on the side of the mountain, where now, 1861, his son Roswell owns and occupies ; was a plain, honest farmer; converted to Christ late in life ; was a fine specimen of plain living, and honest industry of the " olden times." He died Oct. 22d, 1845, aged 82.
853. " Mrs. TRIAL STEELE," to church Aug. 6th, 1837, baptized same time, born May 12th, 1763, to John Stedman, and his wife Mary (Hotch- kiss,) married April 14th, 1786, No. (852;) her father was a weaver and learned his trade of Deacon Bull, of Farmington ; her mother was daugh- ter of No. (67,) and was a woman of superior mind. Mrs. Trial Steele died, April 16th, 1856, aged 93.
THEIR CHILDREN.
1. Amy, born July 5th, 1787, see No. (642.) 3
2. Selah, born May 25th, 1789, see No. (482.)
3. Ira, born Aug. 16th, 1792, married Oct. 30th, 1817, No. (910.)
4. Roswell S., born Nov. 25th, 1796, see No. (514.)
5. Diadema, born Oct. 6th, 1798, see No. (390.)
6. Mary, born May 12th, 1802, see No. (1253.)
7. Thirza, born July 11th, 1804, married April 11th, 1824, No. (676.)
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