The history and genealogies of ancient Windsor, Connecticut, Vol. II, Part 122

Author: Stiles, Henry Reed, 1832-1909
Publication date: 1891
Publisher: Hartford, Conn., Press of the Case, Lockwood & Brainard company
Number of Pages: 1012

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7. Mary, b. 33 Nov., 178; m. John (. Dr. Hezekiah) Chaffee, 1 Mrh., 1795; she d. 21 June, 1814: he d. 1 Ang .. 1811.

8. Sally Catharine Macauley, b. 23 Nov., 122; d. 3 Ang., 1793. 2. 21. N. C. A.

9. Nabby (Abigail), b. 22 Mch., 1271; in. George Bliss of Springfield, Mass., 15 Nov .. 1404; she d. 21 Jan., 1×32. /RAI :

1. Richard (Bli-si, grad. Amh. College. 1831: was clerk of court, Springfield, Mass .; in. 19 May, 1837, Sarah Eastman ; he d. July, 1-83; she also d .; had (1) Richard, m. Sarah M. Bow- ker, 15 Oct., lass; (2) Abby. b. 4 June, 151; m. George Conner, 1 Feb., IS71; res. Barre, Mas: had (8) Anie Pyncheon (Conner), b. 1 Jan., 1872; d. 7 May. 1575; (0) Richard Bliss (('ommer), b. 20 Aug .. 15; 1.

FwM. 1. Edmund ' (lhury; Joseph? Henry1), m. Hannah Morehouse, and d. 1967, 2. 11; his wid. m. (2) Michael Demming of Malta, N. Y., and d. 1803. w. 78. Children :

1. David, settled in Daondaga Tomaty, X Y.

4. Zalmon, settled in Opendaga Co., N. Y. N.).

3. Tamar, m. Col. U'riah Gregory of Ballston.

1. Betty. in. Zach. Lacey of Stratford , Com.

5. Esther, m. Andrew Patterson. (This family from Drents's fixt. Stratford, Conn.)

* Two brothers Rowland came from the west of England; one sett, at Fairfield, Conn., the other in Lyme, Conn. The Fairfield Rowland came in 1669 and d. 1690.

4 Win. F Rowland's Sermons. 1. A SERMON delivered in presence of Ils Excellency, John Taylor Gihuan, Esq .. Governor, the honorable Council, Senate, and House of Representatives of the State of New Hampshire, convenal at Exeter on the anniversary election, June 2, 1796; by Win. F. Rowland, A. M., pastor of the First & ong's Church in Exeter. Printed at Exeter by Henry Ranlet for the den't Court: 170, pp. 39. 2. A SERMON delivered before the lon Gen't Conrt of the State of N. H. at the annual election, hollen at Concord, June 8, 1809, W'm. F. Rowland. Printed by Gieo. Hongh, Concord, June, 1809; pp. 27. 3. ELECT. ING Love, delivered at Kingston, N. H., Oct. 21, 1819; pub, at the req. of the bearers, Exeter, J. J. Williams, printer, 1931. W. P. R. pp. 19. 4. SERMON delivered at Exeter. Dec. 22, 1-20; being the 20 Centennial An- niversary of the landing of the Pilgrim- of N. E .- W. F. R. 1821, Exeter, J. J. Williams, printer; pp. 19.

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THE ROWLAND FAMILY.

FAM. 5. Henry Augustus . (Rev. ) (Rer. Darid S.,4 Henry,3 Joseph, Henry' ), grad.

Henry ot Rowland

Dart. Coll .. 1784 ;* suc. ceeded his father in the ministry at W .: m. (1) Elizabeth (dan, of Hon. Roger) Newberry, 25

Mch., 1795; she d. in child-bed, a. 23, 11 Ang .. 1796; (2) 16 Apl., 1800, Frances (dan. Hon. Moses) Bliss of Springfield (W. C. R.); she d. Aug., 1833. &. 61. He 1. 28 Nov., 1835, having been 46 years a pastor. For biographical details, see p. 381, Vol. I. - Ch. (by Ist wife; bp. W. C. R.) :

1. son, d. F Ang., 1796. - W. C. R.

(By ad urriage) : [d. 1806. 2. Elizabeth Newberry, b, 9 Feb., hp. 12 May, 1801 ; 3. Frances Bliss, b. 24 Aug., 1902; d. Jan. 21, 1573. 4. Henry Angustus ( Rev. ), b. 18 Sept .. 1504. FAM. 8.

5. Elizabeth Newberry, b. 8 May, 1802; m. Theo- dore Sill, 20 June, 1833. See Si//.

6. Edward (M. D.), h. 18 Nov., 1809; grad Amhst. Voll .; m. Eliz. Avery of Delavan, Ohio: 1 ch .: res. Delavan, Ohio: d. 1845. Issue :

FAM. 6. Alvah 5 (Dea.) (Rer. Darid S.,4 Henry," Jos.,2 Henry1 ), m. Deborah (dangh- ter Daniel and Amy Palmer) Gillett, 1 June, 1803; he d. 18 Ocf., 1857; was deacon in W. Ch. 59 yrs. ; she d. 3 June, 1878; res. Windsor, Coun. ('h .:

1. Daniel. b. 31 July, 1812; d. 12 Dec., 1872; m. Eliz - -; died. Issite : 1. Elizabeth, m. Mr. Pratt. 2. Clarence, died 1852.

2. Mary Spalding. b. 20 Mch .. 1804; d. 6Jan., 1835.

3. William Frederic, b. 9 Det., bp. 3 Nov .. 1806 ( I)'. C.R.); m. Catharine Bailey. FAM. 10.

4. David Sherman, b. 1 July, 1810; m. Camilla Dingham, who d. Oct., 1890; hed. Apl .. 1888.

1. Frances Bliss. b. Aug., 1813: m. John Bib- bins of Williamsport. Pa .; d. May, 1877. Fx: (1) _Inna (Bibbina); (2) James Rowland (Bibbius).

7. George, b. 10 Oct., 1810; sett. in California; was postmaster af Sarramento; d., 1843, mum'd.

8. James Edwards (Rev. ef M. D.a. b. 21 Oct. 1511 FAM. 9.

9. William Sherman for F. ace. to one authority). h. 23 Oct., 1817; lawyer in N. Y. city; grad. Yale 1836; d. 5 May, 1856.

5. Sarah. b. 18 Feb .. 1815: d. 1 Der .. 1880; n1. 15 Jau .. 1452, Rev. Martin Dudley (Y. C., 1830), Issue : 1. Charles Rowland (Dudley), 6. 26 June, 1853: rus, Denver: Col. [St. Panl, Minn. 2. Edward Martin (Dudley), b, 4 Feb., 1855; res

3. Mary Chaffee ( Dudley), b. 25 June, 1852; m. 1 Ang , 1882, Rev. Chas. H. Willcox, Lowell. Mass. ; has (1) Dudley (Willcox), b. 21 July, 1880.

FAM. 7. Edmund' (Rer. Darid SS.,+ Henry, 3 Jox. ," Heury1), m. 9 Mch., 1803, Sally Griffin, who d. 31 Jan., 1864; he d. 5 June, 1851; res. Springfield, Mass. C'h .:

1. Edmund, b. 23 Mch .. 1807. FAM. 11. 4. Mary Spalding, b. 3 Ang .. 1-19; d. 3 Feb., 1840. 2. David Sherman, h. 18 Feb., 1810; d. Meh., 1873. unui'd.

3. Levi Perkins, h. 3 Feb., 1505. FAM. 12. [um'd. 5. Ellen (Eleanor ?. b. 11 Der., 1822; d. Jan., 1991. FAM. 8. Henry Augustus (Rev., A.M., S.T.D.) (Rer. Henry, Ker. Ducid S. Henry,3 Joseph,2 Henry 1), was prepared for college at Springfield and Hartford; entered Yale Coll. at age of 15, where he grad. 1823, one of the youngest in a class of 72. In 1827 he grad. from Andover Theol. Sem., and the same year at New York he undertook an agency for the Am. Bible Soc'y, and is described by the sec- retary of the Soc'y at this time, as " yonng, ardent, active, full of cheerful, and at times mirthful, conversation, yet blended with frankness and good nature, and all so obviously devoted to the interests of religion as to render him an agrecable com- panion and a promising minister." He was in the employ of the Soc'y until 1 30, in the autumn of which year he was ordained as a Presb. minister, and for three and a half years ministered to the Presb. Ch. in Fayetteville, N. C. In 1831 he was installed as pastor of the Pearl Street Ch., N. Y. city, where he labored with great diligence until May, 1843, when he commenced a ministry at lonesdale, Pa., where he remained for over twelve yrs., and this place was the scene of most of his literary labors. In 1850 he pub. an Svo vol. of about 300 pp., On the Common Vor- ims of Infidelity; in 1851 a duodecimo vol. of 180 pp., entitled The Path of Life. of which a second revised edition was soon issued; in 1851 another 12mo vol., Light in a Dark _Alley: in 1854, a larger work, The Way of Pure. Only two of his ser- mons were published while in New York, viz .: a Fourth of July sermon in 1840, and the funeral sermon of Rev. David R. Downer, 1841. While resident at lones- dale, Pa., sermons of Dr. Rowland were issued in pamphlet form, on the following

" The MS. of his Valedictory Address, now in possession of Mrs. Mary Chaffee , Dudley > Wilcox, is a most interesting production, containing a glowing culogiam upon Gen. Washington, and a prophecy of the future greatness of the American Republic.

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topics: The Distinctive Features of Presbyterianism, as Exhibited in the Confession of Fuith, 1844; The Characteristics of a Pious Woman's Hart - a sermon preached at the dedication of the lecture room of the Presb. ch, at HI., 1848; The Murderer and his Fate, 1848; Christian Liberty, 1850; The True Principle of Christian Unity, 1850; The Erallency of a Christian Policy, 1851; An Essay (which had previously been pub. in the newspapers) on the Church and Slavery, 1851. He was a frequent con- tributor to the newspaper press, which he considered too powerful an influence to be neglected. A fellow-clergyman says of him, after a visit to him at Honesdale: " I could not but admire the many marks of his activity and usefulness, both in his congregation and among the people generally. Ile seems to be acquainted with everybody, rich and poor, ohil and young, on terms of cordial friendship with all, and ready to promote their best interests in every way." In July, 1854, Union Coll. conferred upon him the degree of D.D., and 23 Jan., 1856, he was installed pastor of the Park Church, Newark, N. J., where he remained until his death, 14 Sept., 1859 .* Dr. R. m. 1833, Harriet (dau, Isaac) Hyer of N. Y. city, who still (1892) survives. Children :

1. Henry A. (Prof.), b, at Honesdale, Pa., 27 Nov .. 1818; grad. Rensselaer Polytechnic Instit., 18:0, as a civ. eng'r; the next year found him R. R. sur- veying in Western New York, but his ability as a teacher was already recognized und his services were called into requisition at Wooster Univer- sity. In 1872 he returned to Rensselaer a- instruc- tor in physics; assist. prof. in same, 1872-'5; stud- ied in Germany, 18:5-6; Prof, of Physics Johns Hopkins Univ,, Baltimore, Md., 1426; made .\s- Bociate Fellow of Amber. Acad, of Science-, 1876; the well-earned deg,of Ph. D. was conferred upon Prof. Rowland by Johns Hopkins t'niv. in 1850). As member of the Electrical Congress at Paris, in 1881, and of the jury at the Electrical Exhibi- tion at the same time and place, he received the Order of a Chevalier of the Legion of Honor; rec'd grand prize of Venice Aend. Sciences, 1881; U. S. Commissioner to International Electrical Congress, Paris, 1881: was elected a member of the Nat'l Acad. Sciences, Fame yr. In 1853 he presided over the Physics Section of the Amer. Asso'n for the Advancement of Science, at Min- neapolis, and read a memorable address, entitled, "A Plea for Pure Science." Was one of the 12 hon. memb. London Physical Sor'y, 1854; honor- ary member Cambridge (Eng.) Philosophical Soc., 1884; corresponding member of British As- sociation. In 1×44, being appointed by govern- meat on the commission specially formed for the purpose, he presided over the deliberations of the Nat'l Conference of Electricians at Philadelphia, and delivered an address of decided scientific interest and valne. During the same yr. be rec'd from the American Acad. of Arts and Sciences, of which he is an associate, the Rumford medal for researches in light and heat; foreign men- ber Royal Society of Gt. Britain, 18000; received the grand prize and gold medal at Paris Exposi- tion, 1890, for gratings, and a photographic map of the polar spectrum : Draper medal, 1800,

The Electrical World says that "when he had completed his now widely-known. experiments on magnetic permeability, at first he was unable to get them published. Scientific journals in Amer- iea rejected his work, but, confident of its value, he rent his results to Clerk Maxwell, who at once had them published in the Philosophient Maga- zine, and wrote kindly and encour ging letters to the young investigator. He was now becom- ing known, and when the authorities of the new. ly-founded Johns Hopkins University, at Balti- more, cost about them for some one to fill the chair of physics and become director of the phys- ical laboratory. Rowland, with his already-rec- ognized ability, and with the countenance which Maxwell's recognition of his talent- gave, was chosen for the place, Prof. Rowland accepted the chair, which he still holds with credit to him- self and with great honor to a university that he has since then done so much toward making the

great sent of American learning, and the true home and samnetnary of science that we all know it to be. This was a year before the l'oiversity actually opened, and the interval he spent in Eu- rope, working in Berlin with Helmholtz. Here he investigated the effect of static electricity in mo- tion, and proved that a moving charge has the effect of n current. While the energies of Prof. Rowland have been largely devoted to exhaust- ive researche- into the nature and phenomena of electricity and magnetism, his work takes a broad sweep through pretty well the whole range of

physics. His original work has been extensive, and many of the investigations made under his direction at Johns Hopkins are of world-wide relebrity, such, for example, as his deteronina- tion, for the government, of the exact value of the ohm as the standard unit of resistance. To the public his name is probably even more familiar in connection with his large diffraction gratings. which are ruled by a method of his own directly ou concave mirrors, the image of the solar sprc. 1rum being thus produced withont the nid of lenses. In fact, the photographs of the spectrum obtained with the aid of these gratings far exceed anything ele of the kind, and their exhibition before the National Academy of Sciences, in 1853, was one of the leading scientific events of the year.

In addition to developing the resources of the physical and electrical laboratories at Johns Hop- kins, where an electrical testing burean of great promise has also been lately established, Prof. Rowland, in some manner, continues to devote time to many other matters of importance. He is corresponding member for the British Association for the Advancement of Science, and of the Cam- bridge Philosophical society, is one of the twelve foreign members of the Physical Society of Lon- don, toreign member of the Royal Society of Great Britain, and is a permanent member of the Inter- national Commission for Establishing Electrical l'nits. It is possibly by way of recreation that he has entered the ranks of " amateur " photographer. and has produced such exquisite specimens as those which have been published in Harper's Magazine as illustrative of American skill in the use of the camera. "

He married, 4.Inne, 1800, Henrietta Harrison of Baltimore, Md.

2. Cornelia W' .. m. William G. Vermitye of New- ark. N. J. [satte ;

1. Willinin Gerard (Vermilye).

2. llenry Rowland (Vermilye).

3. Cornelia Lathrop (Vermilye).

1. JJennie Thomas (Vermilye).

5. Annie Baldwin (Vermilye).

3. Anna F., unmarried.

1. Frances Bliss, unmarried.

5. Mary W .. unmarried.

6. June Myer, m. 21 June, 1991. - Thomas of Newark, N. J.

* Condensed from Memorial of the Life and Services of the late Rer. Hary Rorland. D. D. pastor of the Park Presb, Ch., Newark, N. J., with the sermoo preached at his funeral by E. R. Fairchild, D. D .; N. Y., 1800. [The memorial part I am quite sure was written by his cousin, Win. Bliss, a lawyer of N. Y .- J.D. I".]

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THE ROWLEY FAMILY.

FAM. 9. James Edwards6 (Rev. et M. D.), (Rer. Henry __ 1., Her. Darid L.,4 Henry,3 Joseph, Henry 1), grad. - - Coll .; was at first a physician, but later entered the ministry, and was at Circleville, Ohio, where he d. 1854. He was a man of ability, and pnb. at C., 1847, at least one small vol. entitled The Consecrated Way. Ile m.

Katharine A. (dau. Dva. Jasper) Morgan of Windsor. Children :

1. Henry A., b. 1837; d. 1861, æ. 24, unm'd. 1872: hed. in Switzerl'd, 3 Ang., 1883. m. 41. Issue: 1. Edwin Morgan. | 2. Wm. Fred'k. | 3. Isabella C. 3. George, b. 1845. FAM. 13.

FAM. 10. William Frederic 6 (Dea. Abrah., 5 Rev. Darid S. ,4 Henry, 3 Jos.,? Henry 1), m. Catharine W. Bailey. lIc d. 9 Dec., 1886; she d. 6 Jan., 1868; res. New York city. Children :

1. Cornelius, b. 7 Jan., 1848; d. July. 1876.

2. Mary Emma, b. 12 Oct., 1846; d. Jan., 1880.

3. Edward Bailey, b. 7 Oct., 1850; m. Emma E. --- , 26 Dec., 1887.

4. Adelaide Elizabeth, b. 3 Feb., 1852; m. A. E. J. Tovey, 12 0c1., 1875. Issue : 1. David (Tovey), b. 25 July, 1876. 2. Arthur (Tovey). b. 4 June, 1878. 5. George, b. - ; d. inf.

FAM. 11. Edmund & (Edmund,5 Rer. Durid S.,4 Henry,3 Joseph," Henry 1 ), m. 29 Oct., 1832, Sophia Frost. Hed .; she d .; res. Ch. :

1. Edmund ( Rev.), b .: Epis. rector Waterbury, Conn. | 2. Sophia, b .; m. Beach.

FAM. 12. Levi Perkins 6 (Edmund.5 Rev. Durid S.,+ Henry.3 Joseph,? Henry1), m. Eunice Lee. Ile d. 27 Oct., 1870; res. Springfield, Mass. Ch. :

1. Mary Spaulding, b. 19 Dec., 1844; m. Henry Wilcox, Sept., 1×77; he d. St. Paul. Minn.

2. William Lee, b. 19 Dec., 1855; chemist; grad. I'niv. Penn. : m. Clariso - -, 1883.

3. Levi Perkins, b. 24 Dec., 1837. FAM. 14.

4. Eleanor P., born 27 June, 1836: married Jobn Nichols. Issue :

1. Rowland Stuart (Rev.) (Nichols), b. 6 Apl., 1:52.

5. Sarah Lee, b. 19 May, 1843; m. in Sprgild., 16 Dec., 1863, W. I. Dyer. Issue :

1. Lonise (Dyer), b. 22 Feb., 1865.

2. Edward Rowland (Dyer). b. 10 Nov., 1867.

3. Josephine Tyler (Dyer), b. 1 Sept., 1871.

6. Frances Amelia Ayer, b. 2 Sept., 1846; m. Charles Chapman; res. Athol, Mass. Issue : 1. Ruth (Chapman), b. Jan., 1883.

FAM. 13. George 7 (Rer. James E.,5 Rec. Henry .I., 5 Rer. Darid S. ,4 Henry,3 Joseph,? Ilenry 1), m. December, 1870, Maria Townsend Durfee; res. New York city and Greenwich, Conn. Children :

1. George Frederick, d. 12 Jan .. 1801. 3. Mary Josephine. 5. Jasper Morgan.

2. Ilenry C'. 4. Katherine Morgan. 1 6. John Tilghman.

FAM. 14. Levi Perkins 1 (Leri P.,6 Edmund,5 Rer. Darid S.,4 Henry," Jos. 2 Henry1), m. (1) 12 Inne, 1861, Hattie Jane Prentice of East Lyme, Conn., who d. 21 Nov., 1869; (2) Fannie Lester of New London, Conn., 6 Dec., 1870; is an evangelist; res. Grand Rapids, Mich. Children :

1. Dwight Prentice, b. 28 Nov., 1865.

2. Hattie, b. 21 Nov., 1869: d. 3 Apl., 1874.

3. Russell Sturgis, b. 17 Ang., 1974.

1. Elizabeth Morrison, b. 14 July. 1877. i

5. Lawrence Lester, b. 2 Sept., 1829; d. 10 Apl., 1880.

John, had :

1. Sylvester, b. 19 Dec., 1805.

2. Charles, b. 5 July, 1808.

ROWLEY (Rowell). [Families marked R furnished by LESTER A. ROBERTS. ] Thomas, 1662, bought and prob. res. on the Eggleston lot at Baeker Row; rem., before 1682, to Simsbury; m. Mary (dau. Henry) Denslow, 5 May, 1669 .- Col. Rec. He d. 4 Aug., 1708. Children :

1. Mary, b. 16 Apl., 1670. - 0. C. R. adm. to Midd. Ch. 1696, her mother being a mem- ber of the ch. in W. Issue :

2. Martha, b. 13 May, 1677. - O. C. R.

3. John, b. 27 Oct .; d. and bu. 10 Nov., 1679. - [O. C. R.

9. Martha (Ineas), b. Mrh .. 1609.

3. William (Lucas), b. 14 Mch .. 1201.

4. Deborah ( Lucas), b. Nov., 1702.

5. Gideon (Lucas), b. 31 May, 1705.

7. Grace (prob.) b. 5 Ang., 1692, wbo d. (Why. Ch. Rec.) 18 May, 1205. æ. abt. 73.

8. Samuel, who d. 11 Aug., 1697.

9. Elizabeth (prob.), of W., who m. Wm. Lucas, Jr., of Middletown, Cont., 15 July, 1695; Was

1. Elizabeth ( Lucas), b. Aug .. 1697.

4. Thomas. FAME. 2.

5. , d. 22 May, 1676. inf. - Col. Her.

6. Abigail, b. 10 Feb., 1686. - Col. Rer.

6. Ebenezer (Lucas), b. 8 May, IT07.

7. Natunel (Lucas), b. 6 Sept., 1709.

8. Anna (Luca4), b. 3 May, 1712. L'iwin Stearns, Middletown. Conn.

FAM. 2. Thomas 2 (7'hos.1), m. Violet (dan. John? &. Edin. S.' and Violet Shepard ) Stedman of Hartford, 16 Meh., 1699. HIe d. 28 Oct., 1741, æ. abont 70; she b. 11 Jan., 1681; d. 1 Apl., 1751, æ. 70. - W7. Ch. Rec. Ch .:

2. William Frederick, b. 1842; m. Isabella Mc- Kinnell of Eng., at Rio Janeiro, S.A., 22 Jan.,

GENEALOGIES AND BIOGRAPHIES OF ANCIENT WINDSOR.

1. 1lanmah. b. 5 July. 1700: d. 5 .Jan .. 1719 20. 5. Samuel, b. 11 Mrh., 1710. FAM. 3.

2 Ann, h. 26 Sept., 1703.

6. Daniel. b. 11 Oct., 1717. FAM. 4.

3. Thomas. b 5 Drc., 1705: 1oss. the T. who m. ? Der .. 1743. Hannah Elmer.

. Hannah. b. 11 Feb .. 1720; poss. the Hannah why d. (Why. Ch. Rec.) 23 Sept .. 1801. a. 7%.

Fax. 3. Samuel3 (Thex, Thomas), d. 6 Dec., 1811, av. 101. - Wby. Ch. Rec. In Prex. Diright's Travels it is stated at 103. Ch. :

1. Samuel, b. 29 May. 1246. FAM. 5. [ Ch. Rer. 5. Silas, b. 2 Der., 1,59. FAM. 7. 6. Incina. b. 10 Mch., 1262; bad Orma, h. 15 June,

2. Elizabeth. b. so Mch .. bp. 3 Apl .. 1718. - Why.

3. Job. b. 15 .1pl., 1,52. FAM. 6.

4 Stephen. b. 21 Mcb .. 1255: d. (11 hy. ('h. Rer.) 30 Apl .. 1778. a. abont 23.

8. William (probably s. Saumel). d. 28 Oct., 1772, 10. about 13 mos.

FAM. 4. Daniel " (Thex." Thex. '), n. Eunice (dau. Jonathan and Mindwell Tammax) Brown, 23 June, 1736, who was b. 16 May, 1715; d. 1 Sept., 1800, æ. 84, and he ( .. 18 Mch., 1798, w. 81. - Why. Ch. Ric. Ch. :

1. Daniel. b. 25 Ajd .. hp. 22 Anne, at home. during 4. Olive. b. 1 Jan., 1219. Picknes ( 11. / R.). 1737: d. 20 Ort., 1711. 5. Daniel, h. 10 Mch., 1751. FAM. ..

2. David. b. 6 Apl. 1739; d. 25 Ort .. 1711. 6. Anm, b. 17 Mch., 1715: m. Thos. Shepard. 7. Ilannah, b. 9 Apl., 1758.

3. Ennice. b. : Sept .. 1742.

FAM. a. Samuel (Sol,3 Thos," Thos. '), m. Catharine Fyler, 9 June, 1771. Ch. (bp. Why. ('h. Her.):

1. Sammel, b. 94 May. 1772. 3. Lindria, b. 11 Nov., 1575.

5. Amelia, bp. 20 Ang .. 1781.

2. James, b. 9 Apl., 1774. 4. Sahra. bp. 25 .Ang., 1782.

For 6. Job (Sanit, Thos." Thos.1), . Ruth (dan. Ephraim) Loomis of Torring- fon, b. 11 Mch., 1763; she d. 5 Feb., 1816; he d. 24 Feb., 1823, w. 71; res. Bloom- field. Children (all those thus marked [*] bp. 20 -July, 1800 .- Why Ch. Rec.):

1. . loh. h. 11 Ang .. 1:87 .* FAM. 9. 1. Naomi. d. 21 Feb., 12344, . 2} y. Why. C'h. Rec. 5. Bildad (fapt.), b. 12 Ang. . 12.5 .* FAM. H.

4. lEnth. b. 4 June. 1759 :* m. looker Clark, 18 Jan .. 1810, and d. 19 Mch., 18 It).

6. Loomis, b. 13 Apl., 1797 .* FAM. 11.

3. Amy. b. 30 May. 1991; d. w. 5 yrs. -. d. 5 Feb., 1809. m. 7 .- Why. Ch. Rec.

FAM. 7. Silas 4 (Som'7,3 T'hox.,? T'hos.1). m. -. Children:

1. Sius. b. 19 Nov .. 125.

2. V'ressa, b. 1 Oct., 1787; prob. the ch. credited to him as bp. 6 duly. 1788. . D. C. R.

3. Betsy. b. 15 Ang., 1792.

4. Hirmin, b. 19 Ort .. 1995.

5. Nabby (Abigail) King. b. 2 May. 1798; prob. the Nabby (dan. Silas) bp. 20 JJan. 1>04 ( Wby. C'h. Her.); she d. on 24th, 2. 6 yr.

FAM. S. Daniel (Don't," Thus, Thex), m. Phehe Spencer of Sutlield, Conn. 23 Jan., 1775. Children :

1 Dan'1. d. 23 Aug., Ivac. a. f mo .- Why. Ch. R.c.

2. lu-tire. bp. 30 Anne. 17;6; poss. the Justus who in Almira Riley, 6 Jan .. 1817 -1. 6. R.

3. ('hlor, bp. 18 Oct., 1728.

4. Susanab, 61

5. Ennice, ' ( hp. 17 Ort., 1741.

FAM. 9. Job ' (/ah,4 Samt'l,3 Thos.," Thos.1) in. Ruth Hale, 26 Mch , 1515 (Eaf. Ch. Rec.): d. 18 Ang .. 1856; he d. 1864 at Hartford; res. Why. Children :

1. Warren. b. 6 Feb .. 1818: m. 3 Seja., 1840, Julia 3. Mary Ann. b. 11 Ang., 1522; d. 18 Sept .. 1823. Drake. Theirs. Edu'd Warren, h. 28 June, 1$15. m. Fammir Mather, 240pt .. 1870; no iss. 1. Mary Ann. b. 5 Aug., 1821; m. Saron A. Par- sons, 15 June, 185.

5. Chairey. b. 98 Sept., 1829; d. 30 Mch., 1:31 .- R.

Fax. 10. Bildad (Capt.) (Joh,' Sont, Thex," Thex,1), m. (1) Wid. Clarissa (Latimer) Shepard, May, 18is, who d. 11 Sept., 1835, a. 31, at Blfd; (?) Nancy Wells; bed. 12 June, 1884. 4'h. (by Ist wife):

1. Hezekiah La inter. b. 90 Feb., 1819 FAM. 12.

2 George Washington, h. 12 Sept .. 1821; m. Mch .. 1416. laverea Latimer ; d. 13 Apl . "3; no issue.

3. Henry Wells. b. 25 Feb., 19. FxM. 13.

4. Edward Buure, b. 2s July, 1441: unm'd. A.

FAM. 11. Loomis (Job, Samt,3 Thos,' This.1), m. Rachel McNeil, 2 Mch., 1825: b. 16 Feb., 1804, and d. 20 Jan., 1866; he d. 23 Jan., 1882. Ch. :

1 Rah Belinda. b 21 Seja., 1826; d 6 1ke .. 1833. Ellsworth, Ang .. 1862

2 Orleg Loomis. b. 20 Ang. 1-20. d. 31 Aug .. 1:30. 3. Deles Loomis. b. 21 Ap! . 1-31. Fam. 14.

1 Inclus Eliza, b. 1 Nov., 1833; m. charles H.

5. Aun Belinda, b. 4 Dec., 1835. 6. Mary Abigail, b. 1 AJuly, 1×s: d. 25 Feb .. 183%.

7. Charles M., b. 14 May, 1510. FAM. 15. A.

FAM. 12. Hezekiah Latimer" (Bildad,5 Job, Nawil, Thomas, Thus.1), m. Jane Loomis, 11 Oct., 1811. CZ. :

1. . Impes Loomis. b. 18 Mch , 1816; m. Harriet P. Veits, G Der. IN. TxtHe :

1 Il rinun. b. 31 Det., 1856.

4. Mnry (larissa, b. S Feb., 1449; m. Albert A. Viets, 29 Sept., 1568. - R.

2. C'larissa H1 , h. 28 Sept. 1820; d. 24 Ort., 1561.

7. Kate, b. 9 Dec., 1766. [17>1.

4. Sarah. b. 17 Sept .. 17IN.

609

THE ROWLEY FAMILY.

FAM. 13. Henry Wells (Bildad," Job,4 Sam't,3 Thos.,. Thox, Y m. Harriet Fluvia Adams, 11 Sept .. 1861. ('h. :

1. William Ilenry, b. 15 Apl .. 1863: m. Lucia B. 5. ('layton Wells, b. 23 .1u .. 15;4

Bidwell, 11 Oct., 1888. 6. Bertha May, b, 15 July, 18%.

2. George Adams, b. 20 Sept .. 1501; d. 24 Apl., 1880. 7. Robert Lee, b. 15 Ang , 18;9.

3. Andrew Scott. b. 19 Jan .. 186%; d. 22 Aug., 1868.

4 Arthur Malcomb, b. 6 July, 1820.

8. Hattie Adams, b. 1 Nov., 1-80. d 14 Ang .. 'st R.

FAM. 14. Orlen Loomis" (Loomis, Job,4 Sam'l,3 Thos.,2 Thos.1), m. Nancy Ann Todd, b. 15 Mch .. 1834.

1. - . s., b. 29 July, d. 6 Aug .. 1-5%. 4. Warren Edward, b. 20 Ang., 1966.

2. t'has, Ellsworth, b 20 Jan., 1862: d. 23 Oct., t5.

3. Esther Amanda. b. 2 July, 1861; m. William t.

5. Clara Eliza. b. 20 Feb., 1869.

6. Frederick Henry, b. 2 Jan., 1× 2.

7. Jane Wilhemina, b. 25 Dee., 1877. R. Beach.

FAM. 15. Charles M." (Loomis, 5 Job, Samuel,3 Thomas, Thomas' ), m. Margaret S. Mansfield, 13 Aug., 1862. Children :

1. James M., h. 2 Sept., 1865: d. 2 June, 1866. 3. Loomis M .. b. 30 Dec., 1871: d. # Aug .. 18;2.

2. L'Grand R., b. 3 Sept .. 1868. 4. Eliza R .. b. 22 Der .. 1577. R.

John (poss. as. of Thos., Jr.), m. Mary Filley, 4 Jan., 1743. Children :

1. John, b. 20 Feb .. 1741 3. FAM. 2. jury brought in accidental death." W. Rer.

2. Reuben, b. 11 Oct., 1746; d. 11 JJuly, 124, "whose death was occasioned by going into Windsor Little River to swimming about one of the clock of the day, and was by some supposed to be seazed with a fit of the fainting sickness. The

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The history and genealogies of ancient Windsor, Connecticut, Vol. II, Part 122

Author: Stiles, Henry Reed, 1832-1909 Publication date: 1891 Publisher: Hartford, Conn., Press of the Case, Lockwood & Brainard company Number of Pages: 1012

Author: Stiles, Henry Reed, 1832-1909
Publication date: 1891
Publisher: Hartford, Conn., Press of the Case, Lockwood & Brainard company
Number of Pages: 1012