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1 James, b. 30 Dec., 1703; d. inf.
(By 2d marriage):
2. Hannab, b. 1 Sept .. 1710; in. Job Loomis, who was b. 6 Mch., 1710/11, and d. 1,72; she d.
8. James, b. 30 Dec., 1713. FAM, 8. [1793.
4. Benjamin, b. 1 Mch., 1713; d. 9 Nov., 1716.
5. Sarab, b. ? Nov., 1717.
6. Benjamin, b. 5 Oct., 1219. FAM. 9.
7. Josepb. b. 20 Jan., 1721; prob. the Ens. ºd Co., 5th Reg't, 1762; rec'd 100 acres ld. in Ve., 20 June, 1782.
FAM. 5. William 3 (Lieut.) (Jax.,? Jas.1), d. Sims., 1763; m. 1700, Mary North ; freemau at S., Oct., 1717; lieut. S. train-band, May, 1726. Children (of whom 7 mar- ried und left issue):
1. William, b. 1710. FAM. 10. prob. parents of Capt. Enos North.
2. Samuel.
3. Mary.
1. Ilannab.
5. Abigail, b. abt. 1740: m. 2 Apl., 1760, Martin North (Boyd's Hist. Winchester, Conn., 126);
6. Deborah, m. Jonah Westover; their daugh- ter Amanda m. Julius Eno.
7. Anna.
8. Susannab.
FAM. 6. Samuel3 (Capt.) (James,2 Jumex 1 ) of W .; m. 2.1 Dec., 1735, Eunice (dau. Thos, and May Drake) Marshall, b. 3 May, 1709; d. 7 May, 1792; he was oue of the builders of the free bridge over the Tunxis at W., 1749; Lieut. Train-band W., Oct., 1740; Capt., May, 1744; Deputy, Oct., 1748/9, and 1754/5; Justice of Hart- ford County, 1749-1770. Hed. 17 Aug., 1778. Ch. (bp. W. C. R.):
1. Eunice, b. 11. bp. 20 Mch., 1737: d. 23 Mcb .. 1737. FAM. 13. 5. Ashbel, b. 2. bp. 5 Ang., 1711
2. Samuel, b. 19, bp. 30 Apl., 1738. FAM. 11.
3. Eliphalet, b. 20 Mich., bp. 6 Apt .. 1710 1. FAM. 12.
4 Daniel, b. 12. bp. 18 Apl., 1212; d. 9 Dec., 1797.
6. Eunice, b. 5. bp. 12 Oct., 1516; " on his [the fath- er's] own right."
7. Moses, b. 13 .Aug., 1752; bp. 17 Feb., 1734.
FAM. î. David3 (James,? Jumex '), b. Simsbury, Coun., Aug. 12, 1202; m. Oct. 20. 1723, Mary Gillet, b. Feb. 29, 1702-3; d. Simsbury, Nov. 23, 1760, dau. of Nathan and third iu descent from Nathan Gillet, who came from England to Connecticut, 1634. David died in the Cape Breton campaign, Juue, 1745. Ch. (b. Simsbury) : 1. David (Lieut.), b. Aug. 11, 1727. FAM. 14.
2. Mary.
3. Roger (Gen.), b. 1729; d. Oct. 6, 1808. FAM. 15.
.1. Mercy, b. 1734: d. Nov. 3, 1806; m. 1751, John (s. of Jobn and Sarah Lee) Langdon. Issue . 1. Anu, b. Sept. 14, 1755.
2. Sarab, b. Diec. 9, 1756; m. Jan. 1. 1575, Elizur Hart of Stephen. 1630.
3. Timothy (Rev.), b. Dec. 1, 1758; d. 1-01; grad Yale, 1781; in. Lucy (dau. lev. Jolin' Trum- 1. Mercy. (bull.
5. Jonathan (Capt.), b. 1739; d. Dec. 5, 1813. FAM. 16. FAM. 8. James ' (Jus.,2 Jus.,2 Juts.' ), of Simsbury; d. 1760. 1. Ch. :
1. Mary; m. Abel Phelps.
2. Deborab; m. Moses Granger.
3. Ilannah; m. Thomas Hawley ; member S. church, 1776.
1. AnD.
5. Sarah; m. Daniel Loomis of W. (Loomis Gen- ralogy, 41. 70).
(In 1761 these tive represented their father, James. in extinguisbing a deed.)
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THE ENO FAMILY.
FAM. 9. Benjamin + (Was.,3 Jas.,2 Jus.1), m. Jan., 1741/2, Jerusha (Griswold ?) Pin- ney, wid., prob. of Joseph P. (Loomis, 666). Children (bp. W. C. R.):
1. Benjamin, b. 2 Dec., 1742. poral 8th Co .. 1st Reg't).
2. James, b. 17 June, bp. 16 Oct .. 1743: (probably the JJ. who served in the Rev. Army, 1747, as cor- Co .. 5th Reg., 1771; had Philomeda, b. 24 June, 1783.
1 3. Joab ( Ens.), bp. 17 Mch., 1745; of E. W .; ens. 2d
FAM. 10. William 4 ( Win.,3 Jux.," Jax.1) of Sims .; d. 1803; about 1760, m. Lillias Hicks ; prob. the W. of Salisbury, Conn .; private in Rev. War, 1777-83. Ch. :
1. William, b. 1 Oct., 1763. FAM. 17. 5. Mary, b. 8 July, 1772; d. 1834; m. Jno. Sabin of Vermont. Issue :
2. Stephen, b. 4 Oct., 1764 5. FAM. 18.
3. Julius. b. 1 Dec., 1766. FAM. 19. 1. Frederick.
4. Rnfus, b. 4 Ang., 176%; d. nnm., 22 May, 1SOS. 2. Harriet.
FAM. 11. Samuel + (Sam., 3 Jas.," Jas.1), m. ? May, 1777, Merey (dan. Jonah) Gillet, and bp. 24 Feb., 1746 (and wid. of Ebenezer Manly, who d. 4 May, 1777, ¿e. 37). Ile d. 29 Oct., 1816, æ. 78. Ch .:
1. Samnel. b. 4 Feb., 1778; d. 27 Feb., 1282. in Windsor; 2 sons; 4 dans.
2. Daniel. b. 12 Jan., 1250. FAM. 20. 4. Samuel, b. 4 Nov., 1785: m. Polly Holcomb, 3. Mercy, b. 4 MIch., 1283; m. Judah Roberts; res. Hitchcocksville, now Riverton, Conn., and who d. 9 Sept., 1863; he d. 10 Ang., 1863; res. Cole- brook. but both d. in Windsor; s. p.
FAM. 12. [Eliphalet4 (Sam.,2 Jas.,2 Jas.1), m. 31 Aug., 1789, Sarah (dau. Jolin) Whiting of Torrington, Conn. Hle rem. to T .; was memb. Conn. Leg., 1782- 1792; one of the original democrats in T. Ile d. 14 Sept., 1833.
Eliphalet Eno gave land for a burial ground in Torrington, and upon his tomb- stone are the following lines :
" Here lies the worthy. generous man Who gave the ground on which we stand; Ile gave it for the use of all Who are interred within this wall."
We understand that the Eno family of Windsor owned land both in Torrington and in Colebrook as original proprietors, and, for a time at least, these lands were run in connection with the Windsor farm.
They drove cattle out to Torrington for the summer, and back to Windsor to winter. "Aunt Eunice Eno" used to come out to Torrington on horseback and knit stockings while riding out and back. Once they were ready to go from Tor. to Windsor with a cart and oxen with a load. One ox was disabled, and " Unele Ashbel " put a horse in with the other ox, and made the trip safely. Eliphalet Eno saw (when a boy) a man bring home to Windsor in bis pocket two potatoes, from New Haven or elsewhere, saying to his wife: "They say these potatoes, when roasted, are as good as an egg." The potatoes were planted in the garden, and Mr. Eno saw them harvested in the fall, nearly half a bushel, probably the first potatoes raised in Windsor.
When a young man, Eliphalet Eno went down the river in his own boat, after salt for himself, and to do errands for his neighbors. On the way home his boat swamped and all the cargo was lost. Mr. Eno said, "I was poorer than any man 1 know, for my own property was gone, and I had no money to pay my neighbors for what they had entrusted to me." Mrs. Pardee has her grandfather's silver stock buckle and knee-buckles. - Letter of B. W. Pettibone of Winsted, Conn.] Ch. : 1. Eunice, b. 23 Nov., 1794; m. I May, 1813, Abiel Taylor of Tor. He d. 4 Nov., 1863.
FAM. 13. Daniel (Lieut.) (Sam.,8 Jus.," Jas.1), m. 23 Jan., 1783, Esther Phelps, who d. 10 July, 1787; he d. 9 Dec., 1797; served in French War, 1 Apl., 1760. Ch. :
1. Ilezekiab. b. 1 JJuly, 1783: m. Elizabeth (Betsey) Charles B. (Holmes), is cash. Hurlburt Nat. Bank, Winsted, Conn.
Griswold; freeman of Torr., 1804; she ch. memb. T., 1832: he d. 14 Oct., 1830; s. p.
2. Esther. b. 9 July, 1785; m. 1810, Rufus Holmes of Colebrook, Conn .: d. 18 Aug., 1831; their s.,
3. Daniel, b. 6 Jan., 1783.
4. Mary, b. 96 Dre., 1791.
FAM. 14. David' (Durid,' Jas. ,3 Jus.," Jus.1), of Simsbury; m. Ch .:
David; prob. the D. of Sim .; farmer: private Sheldon's Dragoons, Conn .. 20 Jan., 1781: 5 ft. " in .: light complex. and eyes; brown hair; enl. for war. D. Eno of Granby; rec'd pension, 2 Apl., 1814, for Revol. service; ær. 76 in 1835, hence b. 1759; d. g. p.
2. Elihu: d. s. p.
3. Theodosia: d. unm'd.
4 Clementina: In. Clarke; had ch.
(Prob. others, riz ):
5. Jernsha (dan. David); m. Nathaniel Pinny.
6. Mary (dau. David); m. Erastus Pinny, 6 June, 1707.
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GENEALOGIES AND BIOGRAPHIES OF ANCIENT WINDSOR.
FAM. 15. Roger4 (Maj .- Gen.) (Darid,“ Jas.," Jax.1), b. Simsbury, 1729; d. Colchester, Proger Tomat Conn., 6 Oct., 1808. Al- ways spelled his name " Enos." He m., Wind sor, 10 Mch., 1763, Jeru- sha (dau. of Daniel and Esther Moore) Hayden of W .; she was b. W., 23 Nov., 1739; d. Irasburg,
Vermont, 20 Mch., 1830. General Enos was highly educated, handsome in appearance, and a man of more than ordinary ability. He entered the military service of Connecticut, 1759, his name heads the list of volunteers from Windsor for the Canada campaign of 1759-60. The Conn. Assembly successively pro- moted him for services in the field, as follows: Ens, of 1st Co., Col. Phineas Ly- man's Reg., Mch., 1660, Lient, of same Co, at Montreal, Canada, Sept., 1560; Adj't of the Reg't, 1761, during which year he also acted as Capt .- Lient. of 1st Co .; Ist Lient, of same Co., 1762; Capt. of 5th Co., Col. Israel Putnam's Reg't. 1764, in ex- pedition against Indians. He accompanied his command in exped. against Havana. 1762. In 1973 he was app. on a commission composed of Cols. Israel and Rufus Putnam, Phineas Lyman, and himself, to survey the lands in the Mississippi Valley granted by the Crown to the provincial troops engaged in the French war and the Havana campaign, and from which resulted the colony settled at Natchez, Miss .. by Col. Lyman. In 1775 he entered the Continental Army as Lieut .- Col. of the 22d Reg'i in Arnold's Exped. to Canada; returned from that exped. with his command, 25 Oct., 1735, and on 1 Dec., 1775, was tried by court-martial on the charge of "quitting his commanding officer without leave," and was " honorably acquitted," his return being a necessity to preserve his troops from starvation. The circum- stances of this case are forcibly stated in the admirable defense of Enos's conduct, made by Rev. Horace Edwin Hayden of Wilkesbarre, Pa., in an article entitled, "Gen. Roger Enos; A Lost Chapter of Arnold's Expedition to Canada, 1775," pub. in the May (1885) number of the Magazine of Inwerican History.
Resigning his commission (as then Lient .- Col. of 16th Conn. Regt.) 18 .Jan., 1776, we find him, in May, 1677, serving on a committee of Windsor citizens to secure a bounty of £30 to each man who should enlist in the Continental service. He after- wards commanded one of the regiments thous raised and stationed in the S. W. cor. of the State. Late in 1779 he left the Conn. service and rem. to Vermont, where, with others, he settled the town of Enosburg, March, 1750. In 1981 he was appointed Brig. Gen., and placed in command of all the Vermont troops then in service. In 1787 he was elected Maj .- Gen. of Ist Division of the State of Vermont. which position he held until 1791, when he resigned, having been for over thirty years almost continuously in the military service of his country ..
From 1781 to 1792 he was a member of the Vermont Board of War, of the State Assembly, of the House Committee to settle the N. H. and Vt. controversy, and a Trustee of the University of Vermont, elected by the Assembly; also one of the House Committee to consider the Vermont resolutions passed by the Continental Congress. From his entrance into the State in 19 until 1792 he was one of the most prominent actors and most honored figures in the history of Vermont, where none ever doubted his loyalty to the United Colonies, his military ability, or his moral courage. In 1792, at the age of 63, worn out with long and active service. he resigned all publie offices, and retired to Colchester, Vt., where he passed his remaining days with his daughter, Mrs. Gen. Ira Allen. He died 15 Oct., 1808, 1. 79, and was buried at Burlington, Vt., in the same plot as Ethan Allen and Ira Al- len, the latter of whom married one of Roger Eno's daughters. C'h. (bp. I. C. A.):
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THE ENO FAMILY.
1. Jerusha, b. 6, bp. 12 Feb., 1761: d. 16 May, 1838; m. Maj,-Gen. Ira (s. of Joseph and Mary Baker) Allen of \'t., h. Cornwall, Conn .. 21 Apt., 1,51; el Phila .. Pa., ? Jan., 1814; he was a brother of Maj. tien, Ethan Allen, of Ticonderoga fame, of Maj. Huber, Capt. Heman. Lients. Levi and Zim- ri Allen of Vt., all of the Revol. Army. He was desc. from Sam'l Allen of Braintree, Eng., 155S. who emigrated to New Eng., 1632, in the 5th gen- eration, this: Fra, 5 Joseph. ' Sam'1,3 Nehemiah,2 Sam'1,1 bro, of Col. Matthew Allyn of Windsor, Conn .. 1632. Ira Allen was one of the most emi nent citizens of the State of Vermont. Issue :
1. Zimri (Allen), b. 1793: d. Colchester, Vt., 22 Aug., 1813.
4. Ira Hayden (Allen), b. 1796: d. Irasharg, 29 Apl .
3. Maria Juliet (AHen), b. 1204: 0. St Albans, 18 Ang .. 1811.
2. Sybil, b. 6, hp. 23 Feb., 1766; d. Conn .. Jonr. 1,96; m. Ilartford, VL., 13 July. 1791, Major Noa- diab 4 (s. of David " and Eliza Ruckus) Bissell, h. 4, bp. 22 Dec., 1761; he m. (2) 27 Jan .. 179 ;. Bel sty Shuttleworth of Dedhain, Mass. ; had by Ist m. Eliza ( Bissell, bp. 11 Oct., 1995 ( 7/7, 132).
3. Roger, b. 14, bp. 41 Feb., 1708; d. 11 Ang .. 1811 FAM. $1.
4. Pasenl Paoli, b. 19 Feb., 1270. FyM. S.
5. Elizabeth, h. 90 May, 1774: d.
FAM. 16. Jonathan (Capt.) (David,' Jus," Jas.2 .Jus.") of Sims. ; m. 7 Jan., 1764, Mary (dan. Elijah and Abigail Goodrich) Hart of Berlin and New Britain, Conn. (descendant from Stephen Hart of Cambridge, Mass., 1630), she b. 28 Der., 1744; d. 8 Oct., 1834, we. 90. Capt. Jona. owned Covenant 14 Apl., 1768; he d. S. 4 Der., 1813, 1. 74. Children :
1. Mary. b. 21 Dec., 1264; bp. 14 Apl .. 1,65; m. 30 Apl., 15-2, Elijah Tullar of Sims, Issue : 1. Mary.
2. Ahi, m. Mamre Case, Canton.
2. Rhoda, b. 12 Ang., 1766; m. Daniel Phelps.
I. Statirah; m. - Case.
2. Pliny, m. - Miller.
3. Nancy, m. Higley.
4. l'anton. .
5. George. m. - - North.
3. Jonathan, h. 15 Mch., 1769. FAM. 23.
4. Lnerelia, b. 13 Feb., 1771; m. David Granville Humphrey. Isxue :
1. Philnra, m. Hayes.
2. Daniel. 3. Mary.
5. Elizabeth, b. 9 Aug., 1273; m. 12 Dec .. 1793, Alex. Phelps ; d. 1868, # 95 yrs. & wk -.
6. Cynthia, b. 28 May, 1778; m. Ilez. Case. I&m ; 1. Hart, who had I've. and Curtis. 2. Iliram.
7. Salmon, b. 13 Dee., 1779 FAM. 24.
8. Chauncey, b. 19 Der .. 1282. FAM. 25.
9. Abigail, h. 25 Feb., 175: 1. 9 Ort. 1805, John Veits. s. Dr. Alex. V .. a German phys , who rem. from N. Y. to Simsbury, 1,30, and was ancestor of Rt. Rev. Alex. Viets Griswold, D. D . Bishop of Mass,
FAM. 1 ;. William5 ( I'm.,' W'm.," Jas." Jas.1), m. Prudence Fields; res. in Vermont; Representative for Addison County, Vt., to State Legislature, 1799; one of the settlers of New Haven, Vt., 1785 6: d. 25 Mch., 1803. (h .:
1. Prudence.
9. Susannah.
3. Martin, first b. ch. in New Haven, 1786 7; alive 5. Frederick.
in 151. 4. William.
FAM. IN. Stephen * ( I'm.,' Win.3 .Jux." Jax.1), m. (1) 12 Dee., 1795, Mary Den- ton, b. 11 Feb., 1789; d. 17 Sept., 1807; m. (2) 14 Jan., 1811, Olive Shores, who d. 1 Feb., 1818. Ile was a lawyer for over 40 years al Pine Plains, N. Y. Ile d. 1 Aug., 1854. Children:
1. Phche, d. dlerted: d. IS Feh .. 1582. 2. Eliza Ferris, d. 1 William, b. 21 Apt, 1:00. FAM. 96. 5. Edward 1 , b. 29 Twoc., 1806. FAM. 27
3. Henry, b. 13 Feb., 1798; lawyer, Penn Yan, V Y .: rem. fo Calif .. 1840: was dudge there, ( By 2d marriage): and nominated for Lieutenant Governor, but not 6. Rufus, b. I May, 1516; d. G Ang .. 1845.
FAM. 19. Julius . ( I'm.,' Www.3 Jas .? JJas.'), m. Amanda (dau. Jonah and Deborah Eno) Westover; res. Catskill, N. Y., 1834. Children :
1. Maria. 1 º Lavinia. 1 3. Eliza. | 4 Minerva. 1 5. Lydia. 6 Rufu -; d. mmarried.
FAM. 20. Daniel : (Sam., 4 Sam., 2 .Jas.," Jux.1), b. Jan. 12, 1780; m. 23 Dec., 1800, Chlor (dan, of Samuel and Kezia Filley) Mills of Colebrook, Conn., b. 11 Feb., 1781; she d. 8 Mch., 1854; he d. 9 Mch., 1860. Children :
1. Charkifte, b. 2 Sept .. 1801; m. 19 Nov., 1529, Marcos Munsell, h. 13 Oct., 1800 Tuttle Giem .. 181: she d. 3 May, isot. @. 65; hed 16 g., 18. 2. Esther. b. 2 July, 1806; m. 10 Sept .. 1530, Hor- arr Wells; In. d. 30 Der .. 1865; she d. aht. 1880.
3. Erasins S. (twin). b. 26 July, 1808: m. 9 Apl., 18%, Lum Case; hed % May. 171; I'm. (2) - Doolittle ; rr -. ( 1894) at Pleasant Val ley, N. Y
4. Emeline E. (twin), h. 26 July. 196: m. (1)7 Nov .. 1:38, Hiram Church ; he d 29 Nov., 1857: 121 16 Ang .. 1860, Gail Borden, Elgin, III .: he d. 11 .Jan., 1971; shv. d. 24 Jan .. 1890.
5 Daniel Mills, b 9S Ort., 1812. m. 30 Mch., 1836. Ennice Sage: hed 25 Der., 1801. FAM 4.
6. Aurelia 1 ... b. s Mch., 1520; m. 13 July, '55. Reuben Rockwell of Colebrook. IT. (Tutti Gen., 184); she d. 9 Mch .. 1556.
FAM. 21. Roger (Maj.) (Roger, David," Jux.,2 Jax.), m. 10 Oct., 1899, Emily Corn- ing Paddock of Woodstock, Vt., who d. 1 May, 1879; he memb, of Vt. Assemb. from [rasburg, 1812, 1821, 1824; d. Trasburg, Vt., 10 Ang., 1819. Ch .:
1. ERen Maria, b. Ang., 1832; d. 22 Mch., 1868; m. -- Chase. Issue : (1) Roger Enos (Chase).
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FAM. 22. Pascal Paoli ' (Hon.) (Roger,' Dacid,2 Jus.," Jas.) ), b. Windsor, Conn., 19 Feb., 1720; d. Springfield, 11., 29 Apl., 1832: m. Sept., 1815, Salome (dau. of Gaius and Mary Wood) Paddock, b. Woodstock, Vt., 12 Mch., 1791; d. 25 Oct., 1877. ITe grad. A.B., Dartmouth Coll., 1794; studied Jaw; was memb. of Vermont Legislature, 1804; moved, 1815, to Cinn., O .; 1816 to St. Charles, Mo .: 1817 to St. Louis: 1821, Madison Co., Ill. In 1823 Pres. Monroe app. him Receiver of Public Lands for Illinois; Sept., 1823, he moved to Springfiehl, which, with 3 others, he laid out and named Calhoun. It was located on the section of land which they en- tered, each owning a quarter-section; the town was later named Springfield; Mr. E. hield his otlice, also, by appointment of President John Q. Adams. Ch .:
1 Pascal Paoli, b. St. Charles, Mo., 28 Nov., JSI6; m. 19 May, 1853. in S., Mrs. Eliza Jane John- son twee Barrett) of Ky .; he memb. Il. Jeg. and for yrs. U. S Circuit clerk; be d. S., I. Feb., 1467: she d. 15 Apl., 1-59: s. p.
2. Zimri Allen, b. St. Louis, Mo., 29 Sept .. 1821; in S., 10 June. 1×46. Agnes D. (dau. Geo.) Trot- ter, h. N Y., 15 Feb .. 1825 (her father being of Dumbarton. Scotland, and N. Y. city); he was, for 2 terms, county surveyor of Sangamon Co., Ill .. and 3 terms alderman of Sp'gfield. II]. Issue : 1. Pascal Paoli, b. 6 Apl., 1817.
2. George Trotter, civil engineer. b. 11 July, 1849. 3. William Pope, b. 26 Feb., 1852.
4 Catharine Imlay, h. 6 Nov., 1854.
5. Allen Zimri, b. 16 Aug., 1858. 6. Louisa Iles, b. 6 Feb., 1-61.
3. Martha Maria, b. 20 Apl., 1824; d. S., 4 Jan., 1537.
4. Susan Paddock, b. 27 Oct., 1823.
5. Julia Risly, b. S., 20 Dec., 1832; m. 1860. Ozias Mather (s. Dr. Reuben) Hatch of Hillsburgh, N. 1 .. b. 14 Apl., 1814: he was Secretary State of Ill .. 1856-1864: orig. memb. of Nat. Lincoln Monument Assoc'n, 1865; sec'y of Fame, 18 Jan., 1566-June, 1976. Issue :
J. Ozias Mather (Hatch), b. 6 Sept., 1861.
2. Julia (Hatch), b. May. 1864; d. Aug., 1866.
3. Pascal Enos (Hatch), b. 8 May, 1867.
4. Frank Lockwood (Hatch), b. 6 Sept .. 1570.
FAM. 23. Jonathan 5 (Jonathan,4 David,8 James," James1), b. 15 Mch., 1769; d. Sept. 5, 1821 ( Wby. Ree.); m. 1790 ? Thedosia Case. ITe was a farmer on the side of Talcott Mountain. He had a large estate. Ch. (from Mrx. Vail) :
1. Eunetia. b. 1291 2 d. 1822: m. Elam Tuller. llo rem. lo Ill., and m. (?) Esther Remington.
2. Jonathan. b. Sinsbury, 1703; d. 1831; m. 1516, Orpha C'offe Adams, b. -: d. 1867. Issue: 1. Jonathan Alexis Proal. b. 1817: d. Oct. 27, 1819.
2. Orpha Amanda. m. Alfred Vail, b. and d. Morristown. N. J.
3. Jeanette, b. --: d. 1823.
4. JJonathan Adams, b. -; d. 1862; m. -; had Bertha.
5. Ennetin. b. -: m. William L. Humason: had two sons.
G. Julia, unm.
7. Eveline S., unni.
8. Adeline, mn. Dr. G. W. Sanford.
3. Paoli, b. - -, 1796; prob. the P. who d. Will- tonbury. Sept. 2. 1829, 2. 33. - W'by. Ch. Rer.
4. Flora, h. aht. 1799; unm. in ]]l., or Nancy, m. Walter Filley.
FAM. 24. Salmon' (Jonathan,4 David,3 JJames," James'), b. Dec. 13, 1779; d. Sims- bury. April 3, 1842; m. June 2, 1805, Mary (dau Amos and Lydia Loris) Rich- ards. He was memb. Conn. Leg., 1834. She was memb. Simsbury Ch. 1814. Ch. :
1. Emeline. New Britain: m. Ozias Buel Bassett; has I ch. - Whiting, 19152.
2. Aaron Richards, memb. Simsbury Church, 1832; d. &. p .; m. Ruth Fuller.
3. Amos Richards. b. Nov. 1, 1810; m. Lucy Jane (dan. of lon. Elisha and Lucy Smith) Phelps. Mr. P. wa- member of U S. Congress from Mo., 1×41 1861. Mr. Eno was chief partner in the mer- cantile firm of Eno & Phelps of N Y. city. Issue :
1. Amo- 1.
2 Mary J
3. Anna Maria.
4. Henry Clay, M D .; grad. A.B. Yale, 1860; A. M. 1863: MI D. Columbia Coll., 1864: res Saugatuck,
5. Antoinette. 1Coun.
6. Salmon Elisha.
7. John Chester, grad. A.B Yale, 1409. 8. Lucy.
9. William Phelps.
4. Mary, b. s. p .; m. Milton Humphrey; d.
5. Salmon Chester, b. June 12. 1514 FAM. 29.
6. Janc. b. --: m. (1) Horatio Lewis; (2) Pari- Barber ; had 2 ch 2d mar.
FAM. 25. Chauncey' (Jona.,4 Durid,8 Jas.,? Jas'), b. 19 Dec., 1782; d. 13 Jan., 1815; in. 1 Nov., 1807, Amrilla (dau. Fithian and Amrilla Humphrey) Case, Can- ton, Conn., b. 12 Feb., 1788/9; d. Aug. 22, 1860. Mr. Eno was a farmer: deacon of the church; member Conn. Assembly. 1828; Justice of P., Simsbury, 1834. (h .:
1. Elizur Hart. b : Nov., 1809: d. 16 Jan., 18×3; m. 21 May. 1818. Sarah Elizabeth Tuller. Issue : 1. Chauncey H., b. Is Frb., 1819; m. Mattie Goodrich.
2. Fanny 1 . b. 6 Mch .. 1553. 3. Watson E . b. 1s Mch .. 1855: d. 2 Sept., 1463.
2. Cordelia, b. 3 June, 1814: m. 3 Dec., 1-39. Wat- Non Wilcox, whod. 15 Feb. 179. Latte : 1. Adılı K .. b. 9 .Jan .. 1811.
2 Loni- W . b. 15 July, 1812: d. 23 Oct .. 1853.
3. Channecy Evelyn, b. 27 Dec .. 1815: m. (1) 30 Sept .. Islu, Harriet Goodwin, h. 19 Feb., I-21: d 27 Ort .. 1956: 2) 27 Oct., 1854. Maria Bacon: memb, simsbury church, 1562. Lasue (1xl marriage) :
1. Harriet Arnett, b. 6 Mich., 1816; m. Rufus Bond.
2. Lewis Goodwin, b. 3 Mch .. 151; married Anna Bradley.
( By 3d marriage):
3 Richard B .. b. 4 Apl .. 1560.
J. Mary C., b. 13 Nov .. 1864.
4 Jennette Amrilla, b. 8 May, 1818; d. 13 Feb., 1859: m. 18 Apl., 1839, Rufu- Tuller: member sims- bury church, 1-39. /xxue :
1. Nellie V., b. 9; JJuly, 181; m. 25 Ilec., 1866, Jo- seph A. Beecher.
2. Fannie A., b. 21 Jan., 18H: d. 10 May, 1871.
3. Chauncey Evelyn, b. 20 Jan., 1846; m. JJrnuie Curtis.
5. Josiah William, b. 23 Feb., 1820. FAM. 30.
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THE ENO FAMILY.
FAM. 26. William 6 (Steph.,' W'm., 4 Wm.,3 Jas.,? Jax.1), born 21 Apl., 1800; d. Pinc Plains, N. Y., 17 Nov., 1874; m. Eliza Stewart, b. 20 Apl., 1807; d. 10 Apl., 1882; lawyer at Pine Plains; admitted to bar, 17 Jan., 1823. Ch .:
1. William Stewart, b. 12 Sept., 182 ;: m. Mary .. (dan. of Rev. Thomas E.) Ellis: was lawyer at Pine Plains; admitted to bar, 1945.
2. Henry Walter, b. 28 Dee., 1933: d. 14 Dee., 1-84; m. 6 June, 1×61. Phebe Case; farmer at P. P .; istte : 11) James W .; (2) Mary.
3. Frank, b. 4 Nov., 1845; m. Rachel (dan. of Chas. ) Reed; d .; lawyer: adm. 13 May, 1868.
4. Mary, b. 16 Oct., 1837: m. 6 Anne, 1961. Judge Matthew H. Ellis, Yonkers, N. Y .: farmer, Kan- sas. Issue : 1. Frank.
FAM. 27. Edward 1.6 (Steph.,5 Wm. 4 Wm.,3 Jas. º JJax.1), b. Pine Plains, N. Y., 29 Dec., 1806; m. 20 Sept., 1832, M. Christina Best ; was Illinois State military agt .; also State and U. S. Sanitary Commis'n Agt., Army Tenn. and Cumberland, 1861/3; moved to St. Louis, 1866. Children :
1. Angusta, b, 23 June. 1833: m. Capt. E. P. Tay - lor, U. S. A., Div. Quar. Mr. and staff of Gen. Steel. U. S. A., 1861-65; insurance, St. Louis; he d., s. p .. 11 JJuly, 1874.
2. Frank ( Major, U. S. A.), b. 97 May. 1836; Maj. Adj .- Gen'l Dept., and on staff of Roscerans and Schofield; lawyer, St. Louis: went to Cal .; 8 yrs. in San Franc .; d. 11 Mch., 1887, Riverside: unm.
3. Elward Best (Maj., U. S. A.), b. ; Sept., 1839;
m. 7 Apl., 1868, Matilda Bates; Maj. Cavalry, St. Louis; prov. and grain broker. Issue :
1. Christina, b. 6 May, 1870.
2. Edward Best, b. 3 July, 1871.
3. Julia. b. 21 Dec., 1877. 4. Matilda. b. 19 May, 1879.
1. Stephen Henry (Capt., U. S. A.), b. 26 Feb., 1842; Capt. 101st U. S. C. T .; d. small-pox, Nashville.
FAM. 28. Daniel Mills 6 (Dan., 5 Stm., 4 Sam.,3 Jas.,2 Jax.1 ), of Honesdale; b. Cole- brook, 28 Oct .. 1812; m. 30 MIch., 1836, Eunice A. (dau. of Enos) Sage, Colebrook; went to Honesdale, Pa., 1838. Children:
1. John S., b. : of Brewsters, N.Y .;
m. 1866, Susan Clark. Issue :
1. Clark. 2. Frank; m. 1887. 4. Laura, m. Eben II. Clark. Issue : 1. Elizabeth; m. Mr. Bullock. 2. Herbert. 3. Emma. 4. Danicl. 5. Susan.
2. Eunice, b. ; m. John E. Wood-
ward. Ixque : 1. Anna: m. - Prescott. 2. Alfred.
3. Susan: m. 6 June, 1860, John K. Jenkins, b. 1838; d. 15 May. 1978. Issue :
1. Frederick W., b. 12 Apl., 1861.
2. Mary Munsell. b. 9 May. 1863.
3. Benjamin D., b. 6 Apl., 1865.
1. Martha Louise, b. 9 Nov., 1870.
5. Susan Eno. b. 14 June, 1573.
6. John K., h. 5 Oct., 1875. 7. Gail Borden, b. 4 Nov., 1877.
3. Edward. 4. Bertha. 5. Daniel.
5. Edward S .: m. Helen Conyne. JSME : 1. Bertie. 2. Laura.
3. Fred; now of Elgin, Ill.
G. George: d. infancy.
7. Alfred W .; of llonesdalc.
8. Frederick; d. infancy.
9. Lillie G .: single; Seeleyville, Wayne Co., Pa.
10. Lottie; m. 30 Meh., 1886. J. O. Southard. 0
FAM. 29. Salmon C.6 (Salmon,5 Jonathan,4 David,3 James," James 1 ), b. Simsbury, June 12, 1814; m. Oct. 29, 1845, Sarah Cornelia Goodwin. b. Feb. 14, 1824. Ch. :
1. Aaron Lewis. b. Sept. 28, 1846: m. Harriet H. Phelps.
2. Charles Goodwin, b. Ang. 6, 1848: m. Lena Kasbier.
3. Sarah Cornelia, b. Nov. 20, 1:51; m. Charles J. Parker.
4. George Chester, h. Oct. 15, 1854; m. Nellie Goodrich.
FAM. 30. Josiah William 6 (Chauncey,5 Jona.,+ David,3 Jux.,2 Jus.1), of Plymouth, Pa .; b. Simsbury, Conn., 23 Feb., 1820; m. 23 Jan., 1851, Louisa Brown Glas- sell, b. "Torthorwald," Madison Co., Va., 4 Oct., 1816: (dau. of John,4 of An- drew,3 of Robert,2 of John 1 of Scotland, Ilayden's Virginia Genealogiex, p. 24). Mr. Eno moved to Wyoming Valley, Penn., and engaged in the coal business at Wilkes- barre. In 1855 he moved to Plymouth, Pa., and became a charter member of the incorporated borough. He served as anditor of Plymouth, 1866; justice, 1867, 1872, 1877, 1882; burgess, 1870, 1871, 1873, 1874-91; has been a trustec of the Pres- byterian church of P. 35 years. Children :
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