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WORK, Nathaniel, m. Sarab B. Nevers, 28 Aug., 1831 .- S. B.
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WRIGHT, Jonathan, m. - -. Children ( W. C. R.):
1. Abia, bp. 11 Sept., 1737, " by consent of the ch., she (the mother) being received by Mr. Williams of Long Mendow, as being at good terins with you "-i. e. the church at Windsor.
2. Jonathan, b. 2 July, 1739.
3. Eunice, b. 22, bp. 26 Apl., d. 28 May, 1741.
4. John, b. 21 Apl., 1:15.
5. David, b. 24, bp. 27 Feb., 1742 3. FAM. 2.
6. Henry.
7. John, b. 11 Oct., 1748.
8. Moses, b. 1750. FAM. 3.
9. Sibel, b. 11 Sept., 1753.
FAM. 2. David ? (Jona.1), m. - Children :
1. Betty, b. 24 Mch .. 1770.
2. George, b. 16 Mcb., 1774.
3. Archibald, b. 16 Sept., 1766; prob. the ch. d. 24 Sept .- E. W. C. R.
4. Oliver, b. 2 July, 1779.
FAM. 3. Moses ? (Jona.1), m. 8 Oct., 1773, Chloe Neal of Farmington; he d. 4 Dec., 1804, æ. 53. Children (bp. W. C. R.) :
1. Henry, b. 8 Nov., 1774.
8. Ennice, bp. "in extremis," 9 Apl., 1793.
2. Moses, bp. 5 Apl., 1776.
9. Esther, bp. 23 Aug., 1195.
3. Asel. twins, bp. 15 Aug., 17:0. 10. George (of - and Moses), bp. Aug., 1728.
5. Almira, bp. 11 July, 1782.
12. Edumind, b. 28 Oct., 1813.
13. Moses' ch. bp. 1789.
Abel, of Poq., had (1) Jerusha, b. 16 Aug., bp. 6 Nov., 1768; (2) Asenath, b. 20 Apl., 1770; (3) .lbel, b. 4 Mch., 1773; (4) Elam, b. 1 Dec., 1774; (5) Joel, b. 1 Oct., 1777; (6) Sarah, b. 23 Sept., 1781.
Henry (bro. of Gco.), m. 17 Aug., 1807, Deborah Cook, bp. W., Nov., 1789 (IItfd. 1st Ch. Rec.), which says "both of Windsor"; lind (1) Silas, who m. Hannah of N. J .; a bookbinder; res. and d. N. Y. city; (2) Edmund, unmarried.
John (bro. of Gco.), m. Elizabeth -. ('h. (b. H.): (1) Eliza, m. (2) - Mer- rils ; (2) Julia, m. a Messenger ; res. Canton, Conn .; (3) JJason, rem. West .- Mrs. II. S. Welch.
Ephraim, m. Lydia Potwine, 9 Feb., 1819. Samuel, m. Elizabeth Jupson of W. Springfield, 4 Nov., 1849. Jonathan, d. 12 June, 1858 .- E. W. C. R. Me- hitable, had Gideon, b. 29 Apl., 1761. Mrs., a child of, d. 2 Sept., 1850, æ. 18 mos .- S. B. Mrs., d. 5 June, 1838 .- E. W. C. R. Polly, of - and Mary, bp. Ang., 1788 .- IF. C. R. Wid., bp. 15 Oct., 1808, @. 80 .- S. B. Wid., d. 3 Oct., 1793 .- W. C. R.
YOUNGS (Young), John, land owner in Windsor. (See p. 171, and, in connection with witeberaft, p. 447, Vol. I.) -
Seth, had (1) Hannah, b. 31 July, bp. 5 Aug., 1774; (2) Seth, b. 10 Feb., 1746; (3) John, b. 4 Nov., 1754; (4) Calrin, b. 18 Junc, 1757; (5) Frederick, b. 25 Apl., 1759.
Ebenezer (s. Sarah Allyn), b. 19 Oct., 1777; had (1) James Endicott, b. 1 Aug., 1807; (2) Moses, b. 18 Sept., 1805.
George L., m. Allena Allen, 11 Oct., 1846 .- S. B. James, m. Martha Hunt, 27 Apl., 1834. Joseph, d. 25 Apl., 1765.
11. Silas, b. 19 Feb., 1810.
6. John, bp. 2 Nov., 1783.
7. Minna, bp. 21 Aug., 1791.
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French-Indian War Records. While these volumes having been passing through the press, a most interesting and valuable discovery of muster and pay rolls of Con- necticut troops in the French and Indian wars was made by Judge SHERMAN W. ADAMS, of Wethersfield. These valuable documents had been for three generations in the keeping of the Seymour family of Hartford; but, until the settlement of the estate of the late Governor Thomas H. Seymour (to whom these papers had descended from his grandfather Thomas S., associated with Chief Justice Oliver Ellsworth on the Continental Pay-Table Committee), their whereabouts was unknown. They are now being carefully examined, repaired, and prepared for reference use, and will soon be placed among the archives of the State in the State Library ; so that it will be possible for every Connecticut man to trace the military ante- cedents of his ancestors who served in the "old colonial" wars.
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ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS.
ABBE. Page 10, line 16: for 1833 read 1832.
Page 10, line 20; to these miscellaneous items, add (from Enf. Ch. Rec.), Elizabeth of E. W. in. Asaph Smith of Sinis., 25 May, 1801.
Levi of E. W. (see Fam. 1, p. 9), m. Anna Warner of Enf., 12 July, 1804. Sarah of Enf. m. William Hyde of Ell., 10 Apl., 1812.
Page 10, line 31; tbe fam. of this Thomas and Penelope is thus enlarged and traced back (from Hinman, Euf. Town Rec., and E. W. C. R.) by Miss MARY R. HOLKINS.
1. Thomas Abbe, an original settler of Enf., d. 1728.
2. Thomas (his son) of Enf., b. 1686; d. 1745; m. 1714, Mary (dau. Capt. John) Pease; she b. 24 May, 1688; of their two sons, the younger,
3. Thomas, b. 1731; d. 1811; was Capt. in Revol. War; m. at Enf., 22 June, 1749, Penelope (dau. Dr. Ebenezer and Mary Helms) Terry, b. 5 Feb., 1729/30, and who d. 1811. Children (b. Enf.) :
1. Abigail, b. 1750.
2. Obadiah, b. 1752. 1 4. Mary,
3. Penelope, & b. 1755. 1 5. Thomas, b. 1764. 7. Peter, b. 1769. [1722.
6. Mary, b. 1766. 1 8. Simeon, b. E. W., 3 Feb.
Mrs. Erskine of New Britain, Conn., was Louise Abbe, and a lineal desc. of Capt. Thomas Abbe. Her father was Simeon, and had a brother named Westmin- ster, and it is thought the two were sons of this Simeon whose birth is ree. (as above) on E. W. Rec. The Chase family of W. Pt., were also of the same line.
[The Northampton Prob. Rees., embracing for a time the town of Enfield, re- veal but little concerning the family of Abbe. The will of Thomas Abbe, dated 12 Oct., 1720, mentions sons Thomas and John, daus. Sarah Geer and Tabitha War- ner. The will of Obadiah Abbe (Vol. V, p. 121), mentions wife Sarah, " cousin Thomas Abby, son of my bro. Thomas Abby, dec'd"; sons of cousin [i. e., nephew ] Thomas Abby, cousin [nephew ?] John Abby, and his s. John Abby. Vol. V, p. 123 .- 13 Feb., 1732/3, Thos. Abbe of Enf. is app. guardian to Obadiah and Thomas Abbe of Enf., his sons and heirs of Obadiah Abbe of Enf., dec'd; idem, p. 124- John Abby chooses his father, John, to be his guardian. Before the close of the War of the Rev., Obadiah Abbe grants the use of certain land in E. W. to Capt. Thomas Abbe (Land Rec., Vol. II). I have seen signatures which prove that this Capt. Thomas Abby of Enf. and E. W., of famous in prose and poetry, was one and the same man (sce Htfd. Co. Mem. Ilist., Vol. II, pp. 117, 148; also, Vol. I, p. 686-7 of this hist., and Vol. II, p. 285). The Hannah Abbe who m. (1) Thomas Geer; (2) Noah Phelps, and with her second husband moved to E. W. (see Vol. II, p. 595), was probably his sister .- Ruth T. Sperry. }
ADAMS. Page 12, line 27; the dese. of this Daniel Adams have been furnished by Mrs. G. W. SANFORD of Tariffville, Conn., as follows :
Daniel Adams of W. was s. of George and Francis Adams of Lexington, Mass .; he was b. 1652; m. Mary Pinney, 20 Sept., 1677; sett. soon after in Sims., and d. 17 Nov., 1713. Children :
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1. Daniel, b. 1625; m .; d. 11 Jan., 1713. 1 Case ; (2) 27 May, 1734, - Griswold.
2. Sarah, m. 22 Feb., 1704. Thomas Stevens.
3. Samuel, m. Elizabeth Reed, 2 .Jnly; 1713; d. Apl., 1772.
1. Joseph, b. 1685. FAM. 2.
5. Thomas, b. 1689; m. 25 Dec., 1712, Marthia Buttolph, and d. 24 Feb., 1784.
6. Benjamin, b. 1695; m. (1) 25 Mch., 1712, Rachel
7. Thankful, b. t Mcb., 1607; d. 21 Feb., 1699.
8. Mercy, bp. 16 .Jan., 1698; m. 27 Jan., 1712, Daniel Porter.
9. Mary, bp. 16 Jan., 1698: d. 29 Mch., 1700.
10. Ephraim, bp. 25 May, 1501; m. 5 May, 1:26, Ruth Beaman.
11. Thankful, m. 17 May, 1721, Robert Westland.
FAM. 2. Joseph 3 (Dan'7,2 Geo.1), m. 30 Apl., 1219, Mary (dan. Wm. and Elizabeth Holcomb) Case of Terry's Plains, Sims. ; he d. 26 Mch., 1741; she b. 23 Aug., 1696, d. Sept., 1784. Children :
1. Joseph, b. 16 Sept., 1722: d. 1675: m. 6 Sept., 1712, Penelope Roberts.
2. Matthew, b. 21 Aug., 1224. FAM. 3.
FAM. 3. Matthew 4 (Jos.,3 Dun'7,? Geo.1), m. Susannah (dau. William and Mchitable) Eno ; he d. 9 Mch., 1764, Children :
1. Matthew, b. 9 Apl., 1746; m. 24 Apl., 1766, Kc- ziah Moore, and d. 24 Sept .. 1276.
2. Susannah, b. 29 Oct., 1247: m. John Petti- bone, and d. 19 Aug., 135.
3. William, b. 2 Nov., 1752; m. Rosabella Loo- mis, and d. 14 Feb., 1811.
·I. Abel, b. 30 Apl., 1:56. FAM. 4.
FAM. 4. Abel & (Matt., Jos., 3 Dan',2 (ico.), in. Rosine (dau. Rene and Phehe Hlillyer) Cossett ; was one of the Conn. Vols. for the Lexington Alarm, and joined the Continental army near Boston; he d. 25 Mch., 1829. Children :
1. Betsey, b. 17 Inly, 1575; m. Luke Case, and 1. 28 Jan., 1998.
2. Rosannab, b. 2 Feb .. 1780; m. 10 July, 1598, Abraham Holcomb, and d. 26 Mch., 1833.
3. Abel, b. 3 .Jan., 1781; d. 15 Oct., 1856; m. Vashti Griswold.
4. Ambrose, b. 17 Dec., 1783; m. 24 Nov., 1803, Caty Eno, and d. 19 Feb., 1860.
5. Homer, b. 29 Mch., 1188; d. 16 Sept., 1805.
6. Phebe, b. 23 Dec., 1789; d. IG Nov., 1822; m. 11
Nov., 1801. Moser Smith. 7. Lurana, b. 14 Oct., 1790; m. 4 Sept., 1812, Almon Gillette, and d. 12 Sept., 1860.
8. Orpha Cossett, b. 17 Feb., 1793; m. 27 Mch., 1816. Jonathan Eno, and d. 27 June. 1867.
9. Ruth, h. 23 Mch , 1796; m. “ Apl., 1824, Rockwell Hoskins, and d. 19 Nov., 1466.
10. Virgil, b. 25 Jan., 1795: in. 12 Sept., 1824, Eliza- beth Pinney, and d. 26 Apl., 1819.
ALLEN. Page 16, line 38; the date of Sam'l Allen's 3d mar, to Lucy (wid. Darius) Markham, was Dec., 1801 .- Enf. Ch. Rec.
Page 19, line 30; the date of Miriam Allen's mar. to Horace Griswold was 5 May, 1812 .- Enf. Ch. Rec.
Page 21, line 21; the date of Joel Allen's mar. to Lydia Butler, was 17 May, 1806 .- Enf. Ch. Rec., which give her as Bullen. Sec, also, Bullen, p. 127.
ALLYN. Page 31, Fam. 12, Alexander, b. 14 Feb., 1757, m. Merey, dau. Sodace Wilcox of Simsbury, Conn .; had Truman, who was father of Jeremiah Allyn of Conneaut, Ohio.
[Corrections thus marked ( * ) by L. B. CASE, of Richmond, Ind. ]
BAKER. Page 39, line 7; Jeffrey sold his home-lot to Michael Humphrey, and located anew, north of orig. sett. at W., at place known as "Jeffrey B.'s Hollow."*
Page 39, line 10; date of Samuel's freemanship should be 8 Oct., 1688; his wife Sarah Cook, b. 28 Jan., 1650; he signed petition to Gen. Court, May, 1680, for parish privileges at E. W., and was elected deacon of the Rev. Timo, Edwards, Second (E.) W. Church, 1695. Ch. :
1. Samuel. d. Feb., 1222 23; m. Hepzibah - -, who d. 20 Dec., 1711.
2. Joseph, m. Abigail Bissell, 26 Dec., 1506 .*
Page 39, line 15; Joseph, adm. to W. Ch. 1685, and to E. W. Ch. 16-, being also a petitioner, May, 1680, for that church .* L. B. C. thinks he is the Dea. Sam'l (erroneously called Barber in line 1, p. 532, of our 1st edit.), who d. 12 Apl., 1:15 .- I. R.c. His wife Hannah, b. 21 Sept., 1655,-O. C. R. The birth of their dan. Lydia should be 5 July, 1681; their s. Elemeser d. before 1:15 .*
Page 39, line 22; Joseph. His Ist wife Hannah (erroneously called Barber in our 1st edit .. p. 531, second line from bottom of p.), was prob. the HI. who d. 7 July, 1705 .- W. R. Their Ist ch., Joseph, was bp. by Rev. Timo. Edwards .*
Fam. 3, page 39; Joseph. In the Gurley burying-gd. at North Mansfield, Conn., is a stone thus inscribed: " In memory of Mrs. ABIGAIL BAKER, who died Feb. 7, 1761, in the 88th year of her age." The stone has evidently been reeut, and
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the stoneentter made the mistake of what was originally ". 80th" year for 88th year; for this stone, I doubt not, marks the grave of Abigail Bissell, the second wife of Joseph Baker of Windsor and Tolland, who, in 1961, would have been in her 80th year. The stone stands adjacent to the grave of Hannah (dan. of Joseph and Abigail) Baker, who m. Jonathan Gurley of Mansfield (sec Goodwin's Goneals.)-J. G. Woodward, Hartford, Conn.
BARBER. Somewhere between the statement on p. 50, that Mary (dan. of Samuel, Fam. 4), Barber m. Peter Brown in 1704, and that on p. 118, that Peter Brown, Jr. (Fam. 3), m. Mary Barber in 1696, is evidently an error. My correspondent, Mr. EDWARD L. NORTON of New York city, suggests that Peter Brown's wife was the Mary (dau. Thomas and Mary Phelps) Barber, b. 11 Jan., 1666.
Page 53, line 40, right-hand column; this paragraph, of course, belongs to Ben- jamin, death noted on line 39.
The paragraph, right-hand column, commencing on line 43, " June 16, then died Jonah, my son." refers to the s. Jonah whose birth in 1783 is given on same line in left-hand column; he d. at Bloomfield, N. Y., f7 June, 1806. See Conn. Courant, 8 July, 1807.
Page 55, line 43. right-hand column; strike out " (Barnes)" as appended to Charles S. and Walter Barher.
Page 55, line 60, right-hand column; Margaret Louisa, m. W. Pt., 10 Dec., 1890. Frank Schlesinger of N. Y. city .- M. R. H.
BARRETT. Ephraim Parson and Hannah Barrett, both of W. were m. 21 Apl., 1754. - W. Rec.
BIDWELL. Page 73, last line: Jehiel of Canton, Conn., m. Rhoda Shaw, acc. to another account, 25 Nov., 1809; she d. 12 Nov., 1867. C'h .:
1. Mary Shaw. m. Samuel Rosell. 6. Lois, b. 6 Nov., 1817: m. Lucius Graham, and d 29 Mch .. 18-10.
2. Esther, b. 1812: d. 1814.
3 and 4, sons, d. inf. 7. Rhoda B., b. 3 Nov .. 1826; m. Charles Dicken- son ; res. Gustavus, Ohio.
5. Achsah. b. 14 Nov., 1814; m. John Kingsley, and d. 1 July, 183tj.
BIRGE. Page 75, line 12; James Spencer and wife, Esther Birge, rem. in winter of 1772 to Wyoming, Pa., where he d. of small pox in summer of '76; she remained in Wy. until after the massacre. July 3, 1778, when she ret. to Bolton, Conn., and there m. (2) 7 Sept., 1780, Richard Skinner, who d. in B. 17 Oct., 1798, æ. 68. In 1804 she rem. to res. with s. Jeremiah, at Torringford, Conn., where she d. 10 May, 1831, æ. 99,-D. W. P.
Page 15, line 13; Capt. Jonathan bp. 18 Ang .. 1734.
Page 75, line 14; Hannah bp. at Bolton, Aug., 1727.
Page 75, line 23; Wid. of Capt. Jona. m. (2) Dea. Amasa Loomis, 6 Feb., 1783.
BISSELL .- Errata. Fam. 27, Page 81; Joel's 2d s. was Friend. A Friend Bissell (prob. a gd .- s. of this F., b. at Salisbury, Conn., 1776, d. in Canada, 1850; m. Alice (dau of Prosper) Deming, b. S. 1788; she d. Canada, 1874, where their s. and dan. now (1893) res. Prosper Deming was b. Norwich, Conn., 1760; served in Rev. War, and rec'd pension under Act of June, 1832. Their yngst. ch. (Judge) AMos BisSELL, went to Chicago, Ill., in 1864.
FAM. 73, page 88; an error in ree. of this fam, will be found corrected in rec. of Fam. 19, Phelps, p. 543, and note on same page.
Page "S. Titus Lucretius Bissell, instead of "he d. alt. 1850," make it "he d. 12 Sept., 1839." - See Humphreys Geneal., pp. 347-8. Also - make name of his eldest son Jonathan Il. instead of John.
FAM. 123. Governor WILLIAM H. BISSELL of Illinois, was b. near Cooperstown, N Y .; grad. Phila. Med. Sch., 1835; afterwards ent, practice of law; was (Dem.) member of Ill. Legis., 1840; served with distinction as a Colonel in the Mexican War; was VOL. II .- 105
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elected to the 31st U. S. Congress by a large Democratie majority, and re-elected nearly unanimously to the 52d Session; opposed the Nebraska Bill, and aided in the organization of the Rep. Party; was elected (Rep.) Governor of Illinois, 1856, and. though Fremont lost the State, Col. B. rec'd 15, 186 more votes than the Pres. elect; and had it not been for an attack of paralysis, might have rec'd the presidential nomination instead of Fremont -Berkshire Co. Eagle, 22 Mch., 1860.
Page 78; " Wid." Mary, wife to Samuel Bissell of W., d. 24 -, 1718 .- Sims. Rec. [Prob. a 2d wife of this Samuel, Fam. 4.]
Page 100; Frederic, No. 2 of Fam. 143, m. 25 Oct., 1892, Katherine Latham (dau. Alex. W.) Scott, of Toledo, Ohio.
Page 100, Note, line 12; this statement as to the First Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry being " the oldest military organization in the United States in continuous existence, having been formed 17 Nov., 1774," is controverted by the fact that the First Company Governor's Foot Guard of Hartford, Conn., has had a " continuons existence " since 1771.
BOOTH. Page 113, îth line from bottom; Kirtland Farnam Booth d. at Chicago, Ill., 23 Mch., 1892.
BROWN. Page 121, line 4 from bottom; Jonathan, who m. Patience Kneeland, was of East Windsor.
BUEL. Page 126, line 3 from bottom; year of Wm.'s birth should be 1676.
CADY. Page 139, line 22; As Schenectady was not burned in the Rev. War, but in 1691, there seems to be some error of location here.
CHAMBERLIN. Page 141, line 38; Oliver of E. W., was s. of Benjamin and Hannah ( Wyatt ) Chamberlin, and was bp. at Colchester, Conn., 9 Feb., 173 ;; he res. in E. W. from 1763 to 1780, or later. In addition to births of his ch. as given on page 144, we add the following bp .: the No. 4. - , bp. 17 Apl., 1768, d. or was bu. 22 Jan., 1769 -D. W. P.
CLARKE. Northampton (Mass.) Branch of the Hon. Daniel Clarke's descendants. Contributed by Miss JULIA E. CLARKE of Northampton.
Samuel3 Clarke (No. 3 of Fam. 5, p. 153) (Sam'7,2 Capt. Dan'?1), b. 1721; rem. to Hatfield, thence to Northampton, Mass .; m. (1) Ennice Lyman, 30 Nov., 1748; (2) Mary -; he d. 14 June, 1807; his wife Eunice d. 23 Apl., 1785; his wid. Mary d. 31 Oct., 1816. Children (all by 1st wife) :
1. Josepb. b. 8 Oct., 1549. FAM. 2.
2. Richard, b. 7 Nov., 1751; killed at Ticonderoga, N. Y., 11 Sept., 1776,
3. Thomas. b. 13 Nov .. 1753: d. young.
4. Susannah, b. 7 Feb .. 1756: d. 15 Feb., 1806
5. Samuel, b. 2 July, 1758. FAM. 3.
6. Thomas, b. 2 Apl., 1761; d. 25 JJan., 1840; m. Lucinda Birge.
7. Mercy, b. the 26 Nov., 1763; m. Edward Yea- mans.
8. Ennice. b. 21 July, 1766; m. Ebenezer Parsons; d. 8 May. 1843. Issue:
1. Mary (Parsons), b. 21 Dec., 1501; m. Nathaniel Gorham.
. Susannah (Parsons), b. 17 Sept., 1-06: in. James B. Porter. Had: (1) Charlotte Williams ( l'or- trr), b. 6 Oct .. 1810; (2) William Params (Porter), b. 9 Mch., 1844; (3) Edward Clarke (l'orter). b. 3 Dee., 1×46.
9. Harry, b. 5 Jan., 1760; m. Polly Pitt.
FAM. 2. Joseph 4 (Stm'1,3 Sam'l' Hon. Dan'(1), adm. to Hampshire Co. Bar at North- ampton, Feb. term, 1781; d. 18 Dee .. 1528; m. (1) Anna Barnard; (2) Lydia Cook. Children (by 2d wife) :
1. Anna Laura, b. 4 July. 1;88; d. ummarried, 15 Aug., 1861.
2. Joseph Hawley. b. 30 Mch .. 1;90. FAM. I.
3. Grorge Miller. b. 1 Dec., 1:92; d. 22 Mch., 1826: m. Parthenia Dunkin of Franklin. Pn. Laane: 1. George. 2. Joseph: d. young.
4 Elizabeth Owen, b. 2> Der., 199; m. 16 (cf., 1830, Sam'l Shaw, M.D., of Plainfield, Mass. : She d. 27 Sept., 1863. Issue :
1. Sarah Elizabetb (Shaw), b. 16 July. 1831; d 26 Sept., 1:31.
2. Samuel Francis (Shaw), b. ; Sept., 1833; d.
3. Stella Augusta (Shaw), b. 13 Dec., 1535.
4. Sarah Gertrude (Shaw), b. 15 Dec., 1536.
5. Charles Lyman (Shaw), b. ~ Feb., 1812.
6. Laura Agnes (Shaw). b. 27 June, 1846; m. Dar- win Hudson of New York.
5. Frederick Watson, b. 20 July. 1804. FAM. 5.
6. Francis Ellis, b. 3 Apt., 1807; d. 8 Sept., 1809.
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FAM. 3. Samuel 4 (Sam'l,3 Sam'l,? Hon. Dan'?'), b. 1758; m. (1) Jerusha Phillips, who d. 30 Aug., 195; (2) Lucretia Sheldon ; d. 10 July, 1847. Ch .:
1. Abigail Phillips, b. 10 July, 1784: d. 10 Oct .. 1851. unmarried.
2. Richard. b. 4 Dec .. 1755. FAM. 6.
3. Samnel, b. 23 July, 1787. FAM. ..
.I. John, b. 13 May, 1789. FAM. 8.
5. Edward. b. 25 Apl., 1791 ; m. (1) Frances Blake; (2) Mary Blake. No issne; adopted children.
6. Christopher, b. 31 JJuly, 1793. FAM. 9.
7. Jerusha Phillips, b. 31 Aug., 1802; d. 31 Mch., 1859.
FAM. 4. Joseph Hawley 5 (Iox.,4 Sam'l,3 Sam'l,? Hon. Dan'(1), b. 1790; m. Nancy Gardner; d. 22 Nov .. 1825. Children :
1. Francis Ellis, b. 28 Feb., 1813; d. 6 Apl., 1818.
2. Lydia Maria. b. 1 Mch., 1815; m. C'has. Mar- vin of Buffalo, N. Y .: 3 ch .; she d. 10 Mch., 1852.
3. Francis William, b. 26 Ang., 1817; m. Margaret Fitch of Woodstock, Vt .; no issue; be d. 2 Dec., 1881.
4. Charles Ellis. b. 6 Oct., 1819: m. ('barlotte Strong of Northampton; no issue; he d. 6 June. 1871.
5. Lanra Ann, b. 18 Dec., 1821; m. 12 Sept., 1839, John 11. Bardwell of Northampton; she d. 2
Nov., 1848. Issue :
1. Henry John (Bardwell), b. 15 Nov., 1840; m. Mary Parsons; no issue.
2. Stella Shepard (Bardwell), b. 12 Feb., 1841; in. Charles HI. Chandler, 25 July, 1866; had: (1) Lilian .Innu Laura, h. 16 June, '67; m .; no issue.
3. Chas. Wadsworth (Bardwell, b. 16 Aug., 1845; d. 9 Nov., 1848.
4. Joseph Clark (Bardwell), b. 12 May, 1848; m .: no children.
6. Susan Lyman, b. 25 Mch., 1824.
FAM. 5. Frederick Watson 5 (Jos., Sam't,3 Sam'l,? Hon. Dan'(' ), b. 1804; m. 14 Feb , 1837, Lucinda Boleyn of Northampton, Mass. ; he d. 20 June, 1883; she d. 20 June, 1887. Children :
1. Julia Cook. b. 25 Ang .. 1838. [1848. 3. Annie Barnard, b. 17 Nov., 1842.
2. Elizabeth Wright. b. 15 Nov., 1840; d. 29 Sept.,
4. Josephine Hawley, b. 11 Oct., 1846; d. 18 Oct.,'50.
FAM. 6. Richard > (Sam'l,4 Sam'l,3 Sam't,? Hon. Dan'(1 ), m. Olive Cleveland, who was b. 26 Sept., 1785; d. 16 Feb., 1887, æ. 102}; he d. 29 June, 1876. Ch .:
1. Edward. b. 10 July, 1810: d. 11 Jan., 1891; m. (1) Diantha Jenkins, who d. 18 Apl., 1839; (2) Julia Hyde ; no issue.
2. -- , son. b. 11, d. 13 Mcb., 1813.
FAM. 7. Samuel 5 (Sam'l,4 Sam'l,3 Sam'l,? Hon. Dan'(1), b. 1787; m. (1) Ann Steb- bins ; (2) Aurelia Bart Woodbury ; he d. 16 Sept., 1874. Ch. :
1. Samuel.
2. Josepb, b. 18 Feb., 1818; d. 4 Sept., 1826; m. Sarah Hoskins.
3. Mary Phillips, b. 21 Dec., 1819; m. John W. Woodbury. Issue :
1. Charles M. (Woodbury), b. 30 Jan., 1842; d. 2 Apl .. 1850.
2. Jobn C. (Woodbury), h. 30 Apl., 1844; d. 3 Dec., 1562.
3. Benjamin II. (Woodbury), b. 14 Oct .. 1846; m. Cynthia A. Hook. Had (1) Mary Belle.
4. James P. (Woodbury). b. 25 Aug., 1848; m. Mary J. Stearns.
5. Samuel C. (Woodbury), b. 11 Feb., 1851; u. lille C. Comstock, who d. 23 .Inly, 1874. 6. Manley E. (Woodbury), b. ? Aug .. 1553.
7. Abba W. (Woodbury). b. 7 Jan., 1856.
8. Henry B. (Woodbury), b. 12 Feb., 1859; d. 26 Oct .. 1863.
2. Richard C. (Woodbury), b. 4 Oct., 1861.
4. John, b. 18 Dec., 1821. FAM. 10.
5. Caleb S., b. 13 Feb., 1824. FAM. 11. 6. David.
7. Sarah S. b. 11 May. 1432; m. Levi Taylor. Issue: 1. Charles L. (Taylor), b. 30 Dec., 1854; m. Nancy Hook, b. 9 Oct., 1857.
2. Frederick W. (Taylor), b. 12 Sept., 1857.
3. Thomas C. (Taylor), b. 14 Feb., 1859.
4 Annic A. (Taylor), b. S May. 1562.
5. Mary II. (Taylor), b. 31 Dec., 1865.
6. Minnie L. (Taylor), b. 12 JJuly, 1868.
7. Martha (Taylor), b. 15 July, 1870.
S. Samnel P. (Taylor), b. 27 Sept., 1873.
FAM. 8. John 5 (Sam'l,4 Sam't,3 Sam'l,? Hon. Dan'('), b. 1789; m. Prudence Graves; he d. 5 July, 1869. Children :
1. Frances, b. 1832; d. 13 Mch., 1857; m. Francis Dewey ; no issue.
2. John P., b. 22 Oct., 1824; d. 22 Oct .. 1831.
FAM. 9. Christopher 3 (Sam'l,4 Sand'l,3 Sum'l,? Hon. Dan'?') b. 1793; m. Harriet Butler, who d. 2 Aug., 1858; he d. 28 Sept., 1838. Children :
1. Angustus, b. 2 Sept., 1816. FAM. 12. James Murray Howe. Issue :
2. lelen Maria. b. 24 Mch., 1818: m. Harrison O. Apthorp. ¿ June, 1841 XxxMe : 1. John Vanghan (Apthorp). b. 16 Sept .. 1814.
2. Grace Foster (Apthorp). b. 13 Jnly, 1-47.
3. Harrison Otis (Apthorp), b. 26 Ang., 1-5%. 4. Leonard Clarke (Apthorp), b. 9 Dec., 1561.
3. Robert, b. 21 Jan., 1820. FAM. 13.
1. Harriet Butler, b. 20 Nov., 1831; m. ; Oct., 1815.
1. Archibald Murray Howe), b. 20 May. 1818.
2. James Murray (liowe), b. 11 JJan .. 1854.
3. Henry Butler (Howe), b. 14 July. 1860; d. 23 June. 1966.
5. Julia, b. 27 Sept .. 1823.
6. Sarah Whitney, b. 22 Apl., 1825.
7. Christopher. b. 24 Jan., 1527.
FAM. 10. John6 (Sam'l,5 Sanit, Som'l,3 Samil," Hon. Dan'(1 ), b. 1891; m. 2 Apl., 1856, Lucy Edgerton Taplin. Children :
1. John Carroll, b. 2 .Apl., 1857. | 2. Jas. Christopher, b. 2 Dec., 1-55. | 3. Sam'l Fred'k. b. 30 May, 1861.
FAM. 11. Caleb S.6 (Sam'l,5 Sum'l,' Sam'l, Samt'l,? Hon. Dan'71), b. 1824; m. Sarah M. Condit. Children :
3. Eliza Ann. b. 31 Oct., 1815; d. 14 Feb., 1848; m. Sidney S. Smead : no issue.
4. Melissa. b. 22 May. d. 21 Oct., 1818. 5. - , b. 15, d. 22 May, 1821.
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APPENDIX.
1. Anna S., b. 16 May, d. 21 Aug., 1849.
2. Mary P., b. 12 Dec., 1850; d. 10 Sept., 1:51.
3. Isabelle, b. 21 Nov., 1552; m. Richard Biggs. Issue :
1. Sarah E. (Biggs), b. 20 June, 15;7.
1. Edward, b. 15 Mch., 1855.
5. Martha C., b. 30 May, 1857; d. 3 Feb., 1858.
6. Caleb E., b. 13 Jan., d. 9 May, 1859.
7. Sarah E., b. 1 June. 1860.
8. Maria, b. 6 July, d. 1 Sept., 1-62.
9. Wycliffe, b. 6 Sept., 1863.
10. Nettie, b. 7 May, d. 1 June, 1866.
11. Anrelia, b. 4 Nov., 1567.
12. Olive, b. 15 Dec , 1569.
FAM. 12. Augustus& (Chrix., 5 Sam'l,4 Sum'l,3 Sam'l,2 Hlon. Dan'?'), m. Louisa S. Watson, 16 Aug., 1812. Children :
1. Lonise Watson, b. 22 May, 1813.
2. William Butler, b. 8 May, 1848.
FAM. 13. Roberts (Chris, Sam'l, San'1,3 Sam',' Hon. Dan'(1 ), b. 1820; m. Eliza D). Clark, 6 July, 1853. Children :
1. Walter Howe. h. 26 July, 1851.
2. Elliott, b. 9 Nov .. 1555: d ? Nov., 1457.
3. Elinor Pierce. b. 8 Nov .. 185%.
4. Lawrence Apthorp, h. 9 Sept., 1862.
5. John, b. 24 June, JS6%.
6. Whitney. b. 26 Jan., d. 20 July, 1870.
7. Christopher, b. 21 Ort., 1872.
DRAKE. Page 119, line 14 from bottom; Hannah Loomis, wife of Jacob, was b. 9 Oct., 1655: d. 6 July, 1722, in 32d yr .; their dau. Hannah's birth (line 16) should be 1706/7; and they had a s. Job b. 6 Nov., 1714, d. 3 Apl .. 1790, æ. 76; and a s. Asahel, who d. 9 Apl., 1803, æ. 89 .- Emily St. John of Canajoharie, N. Y.
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