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7. John Ektridge, b. 13 Dec., 1818; m. Rebecca C. (dau. Israel) Phelps of Blfd., 6 Moh .. 18B; d. 15 Mch., 1847; farmer; no issue.
FAM. 29. Harvey " (Olirer,5 Nath'l,4 Jona.,3 Sum.,2 Wmm.1), m. (1) Laura Marshall of Wby., who d. 1836; (2) Chloe Cadwell, 1 Oct., 1837; res. Phila., Pa. Ch .:
1. William H., b. 29 Jan., 1827; d. young. 3. Caroline Amanda, b. 23 July, 1832; d. 2 June, 4. Otis ('adwell, b. 20 Ang., 1836. [1856.
5. James Alden, b. 20 Oct., 1838.
FAM. 30. Horace " (John,5 John, 4 John,3 Stm.,? Wm.1) m. 25 Oct., 1808, Lney (dan. Isaac) Hayden of Vt .; he d. 5 Mch., 1857. ('h .:
1. Horace Hayden, b. 15 Oct., 1809. FAM. 45.
1 2. Julia, b. 29 Dec., 181 ;.
FAM. 31. David Haskell6 (Darid,5 David,4 John,3 Sumnel,? William1), m. Nancy Loomis, 2 or 15 Mich., 1828; res. paternal homestead. Children:
1. Catharine; m. Frank Rockwell; res. Bifd. Issue :
1. Franklin D. (Rockwell).
2. Willis E. (Rockwell).
3. Catharine (Rockwell).
4. Charles (Rockwell).
5. Albert (Rockwell).
5. Olive. b. Sept., 1795. [ Becket, Mass.
6. Beulah, b. Nov., 1998; prob, the B who m. Alphe- us Ingham, 3 Apl .. 1817. - Why. (h. Rer.
7. Jason, h. 1800.
8. Harlow. b. June, 1802; d. 10 ApI., 1804.
2. Ilarvey Marshall, b. 11 Mch., 1830; d. 5 Sept., 1858.
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FAM. 32. Ammi Elijah, Darid,A John,6 Pm. " I'm.1), m. 1831, Mary Marvin of Granville, Mass. ; rem. to Jackson, Mich .; enlisted in Union army in 1861, served I yrs .; at close of war rem. to the home of his s. Elijah, in Livingstone Co., Ill., and in 1862, with him to Cottage Ilill Farm, Filley, Neb., wh. he d. 13 May, 1880. Ch. :
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1. William. b. 2 July. 1832. There is an interest clue could be obtained from them by the anthor- ities of the city in regard to the paternity of the child. He was therefore placed in their orphan asylum. Subsequently to this, in 1441, Mr. Cowles of Scotland, Mas, being in want of a boy in his family, was recommended to this place, whither he went, and from whence he brought home this lad to his residence in Scotland. The facts in re- lation to the boy, so far as the transactions at Albany were concerned, came to the knowledge of the Rev. Dr. Cooley of Granville, Mass., who (hav- ing heard of the circumstances under which the child was lost), communicated the intelligence to Mr. Marvin, the grandfather of the boy, and. with- ont delay, made known the same to Mr. Filley, then in Connecticut. From the knowledge thus obtained, he (Mr. Filles) visited Mr. Cowles in Scotland, where the lad then resided; and, though somewhat changed by time and exposure, yet his appearance was a counterpart to other members of the family, and by a mark on his head, and a well- remembered scar on his hand, he was fully identitled. From the boy's story, it appears he had constantly lived in the same family, which consisted of 1 Ind- ians, Paul Pye and Phebe, his wife, with their dan. Martha, and Thos. Williams, who had adopted him as their son, he supposing himself an Indian boy. He had an indistinct recollection of attending school but when and where he knew not, but remembered he did not go to school with Indians. The first place he recollecte of having visited was Green Bay. In the summer they wandered back and forth through Michigan. New York, and sometimes visited Con- uretient: at one time eneamped several weeks in Stonington. In the winter they quartered in wig- wams, and fived on small game, such as skunk>, rabbits, and bull-frogs, the latter of which was to them a rich repart. Occasionally they made a few baskets, which they sent William to the nearest grocery to exchange for whisky. In all his wan- derings he traveled barefoot, summer and winter, suffering from cold, banger, and fatigue. ing incident connected with the life of this indi- vidual, that is worthy of a place in thi- genealo- gy. Ammi Filley, father of William, removed to Michigan when this boy was about a year old. mid located with his family in the town of Jack- son, then a wilderness, where, by industry and ronomy, he soon became the possessor of a good farm. Although surrounded by savage tribes, he had no fear, as they were apparently friendly. On the 3d of August, 1537, William, then a child of five years of age, went out to a swamp near by with a hired girl, to gather berries. The swamp was lxtween the house of Mr. Filley and the dwelling of Mr. Monut, the father of the girl. and where they were to spend the night. After picking berries for a time. William expressed a wish to go home, whereupon the girl led him to the road, and pointed out the way to Mr. Mimit's. which was in sight. But on the girl's arriving at the house, -he learned he had not been there. nor had he been to the house of his parents! Where- upon an alarm was immediately given, and the whole population commeneed a diligent search for the lost child. continuing it day and night for more than a week, but in vain. Finally, Mr. Filley began to suspect foul play by the Indians, and after making repeated inquiries of the differ- ent tribes and families in the vicinity, and mak- ing pecuniary offers to the chiefs and influential men. Mr. Filley himself traversed for months the wild- of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Jowa, withont success, and, returning to his family, gave him opa- lost. Time rolled on, but Withiam, though lost, was not forgotten, ull his mother. finally. through grief, sank into an untimely grave. After the death of his wife. Mr. Filley visited Conter ticut, his former home; and while here his long- lost child was providentially restored to him. It seems the lad, before reaching the house of Mr Monut, wa- overtaken and kidnapped by a party of Indians, who happened to pass that way, and was forced to accompany them in all their migra 2. Su-an, b. 1235. 6. Hiram, b. Der., 1813; d. 3. Abel, {twins. b. ? | Nov., 1862, while serv'g 1. Amanda. f.Inne, 37. 5. Elijah, b. 2- Nov., "39. ; Civil War. as a U'nion soldier in the tions, until he was captured from them, in 1st2. About this time they visited Albany, N Y., where this child was discovered among them; Imt no FAM. 38. Thomas" (Elijah; David, John, 3 Samuel; Wm.1), m. (1) 12 Nov., 1833 ( W. (. R.), Charlotte Barber of W., who d. leaving a son; m. (2) Margaret Cornwell (Conlin ?) of llartford, Conn. C'h .:
1. Luring B., b. 21 Sept., 1813 (one account says Sept., 137). FAM. H.
2. larry T., b. 1 Dec., 1×15.
3. Elizabeth, b. 17 Han., 1817.
FAM. 34. Augustus (Ing., Jona.,' Lieut. Jonu.,+ Jona," Sam.,2 Mm.1), m. Ame- lia (dan. Oliver) Filley, 20 Mch., 1815; rem. to Lansingburgh, N. Y .; engaged in mfre. of tinware: in 1831 was chosen sheriff of the Co., holding the office for sev- eral yrs .; d. L., 16 Ang., 1815, w. 56 years. Ch .:
1. Edward Augustus, b. 144 Mch., 1818. FAM. 47.
2 James Harvey. b. 16 Aug . 1-20; 0. 16 Ang., 183%.
3 Frances Amelin. b. 15 Feb., 1-25: 0. 15 Feb., 1431.
44 Sanviel Roberts, b. 19 Aug., 1-27. FAM. 18.
5. Chauncey Ives, b. 17 Oct., 1829; mar. Elizabeth Adams of lansingburgh, N. Y., 20 JJune, 1855; merchant st. Louis, Mo.
FAM. 35, Lester : (.Aug.," Jona." Lient. Jona., Jona., 3 Samuel,2 Win.1), m. (1) Cor- inthia Twining of Tolland, Mass .; rem. to Otis, where he began the practice of law, res. (1859) at Lee, Mass., where he is a distinguished lawyer; has been State Senator, and hell other important offices. Mrs. F. d. at O., Mch., 1838; he m. (2) Mrs. Maria Wilcox of Lanesboro, Mass. Children :
1. Carol ir A., m. Marcu- 1 .. Filley of Lan-ing. burgh. N. Y
2. Willmim T., lawyer, res. Lanesboro, Mass .; m .; ha- a family.
3. Hannah R.
1. Henry D . m. Lucinda Copeland ; lawyer; d. Chester, Muss.
5. Lester B .; m .; res. Jerseyville, Ill. : one ch.
FAM. 36. Henry R. (Ang. 6 Jonu., 5 Lient, Jona., Jonu.,3 Sam.,2 I'm.'), rem. to Glens Falls, N. Y., where he in. Emma Rogers, 2 Mch., 1824; 1859, res. Weeds- port, N. Y .; has filled various county and town offices: rep. State Leg. Ch. :
G. F. Filley
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1. Henry A., m. Sarah Bennett of Auburn, N. Y .; res. Brooklyn, N. Y.
2. Edwin.
3. Imcius, m. Christiana Jones of Cincinnati, O.,
where he d., leaving a son Henry. [4 ch.
4. Emma, m. Elisha Il. Mack ; res. Oswego, N. Y .;
5. Eveline, m. Aug. Field of Auburn, N. Y .: 3 ch. 6. Ella W.
FAM. 37. Gurdon 3 (Gurdon," Jona.,5 Lieut. Jona.,4 Jona., 3 Somn't,? Win.1 ), m. Polly Crampton, 1 Feb., 1818; farmer, tanner, and currier; res. Litchfield, Conn. CZ. :
1. Walter, b. 5 Sept., --: d. 6 Apl., 1828. of Litchfield, Conn., Sept., 1849: 3 ch.
2. Benjamin. b. 29 Apl., 1823. FAM. 49.
3. Walter, b. 9 Nov., 1826. FAM. 50.
4. Elizabetb, b. 3 Feb., 1828; m. A. M. Turner
5. Myron Winslow, b. 12 May, 1834; m. Cleora Gil- bert, Aug., 1858; res. New Haven.
FAM. 38. Edwin ? (Gurdon, 6 Jona., 5 Lieut. Jona.,4 Jona., 3 Sam'l,2 Win.1), m. Elizabeth White ; wholesale manufacturer of tin. Children :
1. Milford Edwin, b. 9 July, 1831. -
2. George B., b. 14 Feb., 1836; m. Julia F. Sea- man, 22 Oct., 1857.
FAM. 39. Marcellus H. (Chas., 6 Elnuth., 5 Nath'l,' Jona., 3 Sam'l,2 Win.1), m. -; res, Alton, Ill. Children :
1. Agnes Dean, b. Dec., 1853. | 2. Charles Albert, b. Apl., 1856. | 3. Henry M., b. Jan., 1859.
FAM. 40. George C.7 (Austin, 6 Elnath.,5 Nath'l,4 Jona.,3 Samuel,? I'm.1), m. Mary Franklin, 10 Mich., 1844; res. Leon, N. Y. Children :
1. Hiel Hamilton, b. 29 Oct., 1849.
| 2. Harrietta, h. 16 Feb., 1853.
FAM. 41. Oliver Dwight? (Capt. Oliver,6 Oliver,5 Nath'l,4 Jona.," Samuel,? WVm.1), m. Chloe Velina (dau. Eli and Chloe Hubbard) Brown, 23 Aug., 1835; rem. to St. Louis, Mo., 1829; engaged in manufacture and sale of tin ware; possessed of extraordinary business talent, he soon amassed a fortune and occupied a high posi- tion in the community; was one of the originators of the movement for making Missouri a free State; was elected Mayor of St. L., 1858; re-elected. 1859; during the Rebellion was a sturdy and munificent Unionist; was a zealous supporter and heavy owner of the Kansas Pacific R. R. enterprise. He d. 21 Ang., 1881, at Hamp- ton, N. II., where he was spending the summer; she d. 14 Feb., 1890. Ch. :
1. Oliver Brown, b. 24 Aug., 1836. FAM. 51.
2. Cornelia Jennette, h. 25 June, 1839; d. St. Louis, Mo., 12 July. 1240.
3. Ellen. b. 25 May, 15-11 : m. 17 Jan., 1865, Thomas Tilden Richards of Boston, Mass. Hled. 24 May. 1831. w. 404. IASHe ;
1. Ellen (Richards). b. 15 Dec., 1865. [Jan., 1809.
2. Tilden Filley (Richards), b. 8 Dec., 1868; d. 5 3. Thomas Tilden (Richards), b. 15 Dec., 1870.
1 Oliver Filley ( Richards), b. 29 Apl., 1876.
4. Maria Jenette. b. 3 Apl., 1843; m. 19 Feb., 1867, John Tilden Davis, dry goods merebant of St. Louis, Mo. Issue :
I. lohn Tilden (Davis). b. 20 Jan., 1868.
2. Samuel Craft (Davis), b. 13 June, 1871.
3. Dwight Filley (Davis), b. 3 July, 1879.
5. Alice, b. 3 July, 1815: m. 3 Oct., 1879, Robert Moore, C. E., of Newcastle, Pa Issue ; 1. Charles Whippo (Moore). b. 2 Apl., 1880.
6. llenry Marcus, b. 26 Nov., 1847.
7. Jeanette, b. 20 Jan., 1850; m. 19 ,June, 1827, Isaac Wyman Morton, hdwr. mich., Quincy, 111. Issue; 1. Alice (Morton), b. I May, 1878.
2. Jeanette (Morton), b. 24 Oct., 1883.
3. Helen ( Morton), b. 21 Nov., 1855.
8. John Dwight, b. 22 Feb., 1853; m. 16 Feb., 1881, Fannie L. Douglas. Iskite : 1. May, b. 25 May, 1855.
2. Ellen Douglas, b. 11 Nov., 1888.
3. Frances, b. 12 Mch., 1891.
FAM. 12. Marcus Lucius' (Oliver, 6 Oliver,5 Nath',' Jons.,3 Samuel,2 Wm.1 ), adm. to the Bar of Rensselaer Co., N. Y .; sett. at Lansingburgh, N. Y .; is now a stove mfr. at Troy, N. Y .; m. Caroline A. (dau. of lion. Lester and Corinthia Twining) Filley of Lee, Mass., 18 Feb., 1835. He d. 16 .Jan., 1892. Children :
1. Amelia, b. 1 Nov., 1536: d. young.
2. Corinthia Annis, b. 3 Nov .. 1841; m. in Troy, N. Y., 17June. 1863. Wm. Smith Searle, M.D., a prominent homeopathic physician of Brook- lyn, N. Y. Issite :
1. Inf. dau. (Searle), b. and d. 5 June, 1863.
2. Harry Filley (Searle). b. 17 May, 1866.
3. Alice Tillingbast (Searle), b. 8 Feb., 1869.
4. Carrie Field (Scarle), b. 20 Jan., 1871.
5. Nettie Fillev (Srarle), b. 8 Dec . 18;2.
6. Alexander Holley (Searle), b. 25 Nov., 1880.
3. Emma Amelia, h. 2 Ang., 1814: d. young.
1. Frances Jeunetle, b. 17 Oct., 1846; d.
5. Marcus Lester, b. 1 Mcb., 1830. FAM. 52.
FAM. 43. Jay Humphrey (0l., 6 0l.,5 Nath'l,4 Jona.,3 Sam'l," I'm.1), farmer; res. on ancient F. homestead, Why .; m. 25 Sept., 1833, Julia A. (dan. James and Sarah Butler) Newberry of Wby. who d. Hartford, 14 Sept., 1881; he d. H., 17 Mch., (or 2 Oct. ? ) 1883. Children (b. Bloomfield) :
1. Marcus Dwight, b. 26 Nov .. 1836; d. 28 Mch., 1839. | 3. Alfred Newberry, b. 18 July, 1844: m. 1 Oct., 1-66, 2. Louis James, b. 24 Dec .. 1810. FAM. 53. Harriet Clemins ; farmer: res. Blfd .; no issue.
FAM. 44. Giles F. (Ol.,6 0l., 5 Nath'l,+ Jona.,3 Sam't,2 1Fm.1 ). rem. to St. Louis, Mo., in 1834 ; in 1819, established there "The Excelsior Stove Works," one of the then
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largest foundries in the United States, and later incorporated as "The Excelsior Manufacturing Company," of which he was Pres't. He m. 16 Sept., 1844, Maria M. (dau. Amos and Mary Boyden) Farrington of llartford, Conn .; res. >1 Louis, Mo., where he is an eminent, enterprising, and liberal citizen. Ch. (b. St. Louis) :
1. Giles Franklin, b. 24 July, 1645; d. 22 Aug., 1816. Cornelia D. (dan. John P. and Sarah A. McPherson) 2. Jobn Ekbridge, b. S Dec., 1M6; d. 19 Oct., 1847. Hopkins; res. St. Louis. issue :
3. Frank Blair, b. 31 July, 184S. FAM. 54.
4. Charles Henry, b. 24 Nov., 1850; m. ? Sept .. 1873,
5. Mary Elise (dan. Thos, and Mary Frost) Rat- Cliffe; res. St. Louis, Ixgue :
1. Mabel Farrington, b. 22 May. 1876.
6. Herbert, b. 1; Mch .. 1852: d. 9 July, 1-54.
7. Robert EMfridge, b. 5 Mcb., 1855: in. 11 Dec., 1878,
1. Lonise Garneau, b. 19 Nov., 1879
2. Charlotte, born 17 Feb., 1891.
S. Christoper Giles. b. 15 Mcb., 1857: unmarried, St. Louis, Mo. Formål.
9. William Joseph, b. 14 Jan .. 1859; res. St. Louis:
10. Victor Grant, h. 8 July, 1-43; m. 90 Nov .. 15+4. Fannie Breeden; res. St. Louis, Mo.
FAM. 45. Horace H. (Horace,6 John,5 John, John, 3 Samuel,2 Wm.' ), m. Irene W. Francis, 19 or 28 Oct., 1842 (W. C. R.); res. W. Children (*acc. to W. C. R.) :
1. William, b. 25 Ang , 1&14; m. - Buck- tand. Ixsue :
1. Joseph. 2. Ilattie. | 3. Jennie. | 4. May.
2. Joseph | Baker+], b. 4JJuly, 1847 [ *bp. 13 Oct.,'46].
3. Henry, b. [*Francis. bp. Ang. ] 2 Nov., 1850.
4. Mary [D. Rred*], b. Jan., 1-53; m. Ed. Welch of W.
5. Jenny, b. 2 Apl., 1857; m. Hev. J. Il. Judson, missionary to China.
FAM. 46. Lucius B. (Thomas,6 Elijah,5 David, John,' Sammel,2 Mm.1), m. M. A. Newberry, 27 Feb., 1860; rem. to Rochelle, Ill. Ch. :
1. Eugene Sheridan, b. Chicago, 1 Sept., 1864; 10 Jan., 1875.
d. Rochelle. III., 12 Oct., 1865.
2. Dwight Lewis, h. R. 24 Oct., 1866.
3. Frank James, b. Filley, Neb., 22 Sept., 1871; d.
4. Minnie Estelle, h. Filley, Neb., 28 July?1524; d. 25 Sept., 1876.
5. Walton Irving, b. at Filley. Neh .. 1 Dec., IST9
FAM. 47. Edward A." (.Aug.,6 Jona.,5 Lieut. Jona.,4 Jona.,3 Samuel,? I'm.1), m. Mary Ann Powers of Bristol, N. II., 1 Sept., 1851; Inspector Queensware, elc., St. Louis, Mo. Children :
1. France- Amelia, b. 4 Aug., 1852.
2. Chloe, b. 26 Feb., 1856; d. 5 July, 1858.
3. Augustns, b. 26 July, 1858.
FAM. 48. Samuel R. (Aug., 6 Jona,5 Lient. Jona.,4 Jona., 3 Sum'l,2 Wmn.1), m. Abby Richards of Brookline, Mass., I June, 1852; is a member of firm of E. A. &. S. R. Filley, importers, St. Louis, Mo. Child :
1. Theoline Richard-, b. 4 Der., 1855.
FAM. 19. Benjamin' (Gurdon,6 Gurdon,5 Lieut. Jonu., Jona.,3 Samet, Wm.1 ), m. Maria Winship, 25 Dec., 1815; res. Litchfield, Conn. Ch. :
1. Julia C., b. 30 Nov., 1846. ! 2. Franklin, b. 10 Dec., 1x54.
FAM. 50. Walter : (Gurdon,6 Gurdon,5 Lient. Jona., Jona.,3 Samuel, I'm.1), m. (1) Cornelia Winship, who d. 21 Feb., 1857; m. (2) Margaret Cadwell, Apl .. 1858. Child (by first wife) :
1. Cornelia Winship, b. 13 Feb., 1857.
FAM. 31. Oliver Brown : (Ol. D.,6 01.,5 Nath'l,' Jona.3 Saut'l,? Win.1), iron mfr .; m. (1) 21 June, 1865, Augusta O. La Vielle, who d. 21 Apl., 1866; m. (2) 16 Oct , 1879, Mary Churchill Mckinley; residence, St. Louis, Mo .; d. 26 June. 1SS ;. Children (by Ist life) :
1. Charlotte Augusta, h. 14 Mch., 1866, at New Orleans, La. ; d 23 May, 1866.
2. Mary Elizabeth, h. 24 Sept., 1 ~~ ). 3. Oliver Dwight, b. 15 JJan., 1583.
By Ed mar.) :
1. Anne Mckinley, b. 31 Ort., 1%.
FAM. 52. Marcus Lester : (Marcus L., 0l.,6 01.,5 _Nath'l,' Jona.3 Sam'l,? I'm.1), m. 11 Dec., 1423, Julia Maria (dau. Pearly Augustus and llelen Maria Pratt) Child of Brooklyn, N. Y .; iron founder, Westport, Conn. Ch. (b. Lansingburgh, N. Y.) :
1. Oliver Dwight, b. 14 Meh., 1876.
2. Marcus laster, b. IS Sept., 1877. 3. Frederick Child, b. 30 May, 18,9.
FAM. 53. James Louis ' (Jay If.,3 01.,6 0l.,§ Nath'l,' Jona.,2 Stm'l," II'm.1), m. 3 lune. 1866, Charlotte Barnard of Bloomfield; farmier. Ch. (b. Bloomfield):
1. Grace Ely, b. 10 June, 186 ;; m. 4 June, 1991. John C. Bidwell.
3. Lonis James, b. 12 Ang., d. 20 Sept .. 15;1.
4. Julia Barnard, b. 25 Sept .. ING: d. 6 Mich. 1gut.
2. William day, b. 27 Dec., 1868. 5. Oliver Dwight, b. 9 Jan., 1885.
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FAM. 54. Franklin Blair 8 (Giles F.,7 0l.,6 01.,' Nath'l,4 Jona. Sauel,; I'm. ), m. 14 Sept., 1870, Martha Georgine (dau. Geo, and Martha Will) Frederick ; res. 81. Louis, Mo. Children (b. St. Louis) :
1. Giles F., b. 7 Aug., 1873.
; 2. Frank Herbert, b. 12 Nov .. 1871
FAM. 55. Elijah1 (Ammi, Elijah,5 David, 4 John, 3 Satur'l,? Wi.1), m. Emily Jane (dau. Silas and Betsey Ann) Burd of Pleasant Ridge, Ill., 4 Nov., 1863: rem. to Joliet, Ill., 1858; thence to Odell, Il., in 1859; thence to LaSalle Co., Ill., in 1860; thence to Livingstone Co., Ill., 1863; thence to Gage Co., Neb., in 186;, where, in 1883, he founded the town of Filley, his present address. Is extensively engaged in farm- ing, stock raising, and buying and shipping grain and live-stock, having 1,500 acres of well-improved land adjacent to the town which bears his name. Repre- sented his county in the lower house of the State Legislature from 1881 to 1883, and in the upper house from 1883 to 1885. Children :
1. Abel Fitch, b. 23 Oct., 1861; d. 13 Oct .. 1876. 3. Emily Jane, b. 27 Aug .. 1868: d. 6 Sept., 18-6.
2. ITiram Ammi, b. 22 Ang., 1866; m. 16 Dec., 1850, Lily Boyce of Manstield, O,; res. Filly, Neb. Isone : Maud Edithy, b. 20 Apl., 1892.
4. Oscar Elijah, b. 25 June, 1820.
5. Elmer Charles, b. 22 Ang., 1822: d. 23 Apl., 1877. 6. Daisy Centennial, b. 2 June, 1826.
Hezekiah (as per family records rec'd; but it may have been JOSIAH (Fam. 8); see his s. Mark, bp. May, 1747). Child : (1) Murk, b. 17 May, 1745. FAM. 2.
FAM. 2. Mark ? (Ilcz.1), m. 13 Feb., 1785, Eleanor Bissell of E. W. (W. C. R.), who d. So. W., 14 Mch., 1844, æ. 83; he d. So. W., 29 June, 1828, æ. 83. Ch .:
1. Chloe, b. 28 May, 1791. 3. hu. Mch .. 1799 .- E. W. C. R.
2. Horace, b. 23 Jan., 1787. FAM. 3. 1 4. William, b. 22 Feb., 1798.
FAM. 3. Horace 3 ( Mark,2 Ilez.1 ), m. Thirzah Thorp of W., 26 Dec., 1808. who d. 4 Aug., 1872, æ. 84; he d. 19 Apl., 1869, æ. 82; res. in So. W. next S. of Deacon Abner Reed's place; he bp. (E. W. Ch.) 26 June, 1825: she bp. 1 Apl., 1827. Ch. (bp. E. W. C. R.) :
1. George, b. 26 May, 1809: m. Harriet Rock- well ; was a seaman and killed by an explosion of a steamer. of which he was mate, in San Fran- cisco Bay. Cal., Sept .. 1858, IARNr : 1. Charles Steward. 2. Julic. 3.
2. Mary Minerva, b. 6 Ang .. 1811; bp. [$32; m. (1) Geo. Sessions of Wilbraham, Muss., who d., and she m. () Horace Newell, a wid'r with ch., and d. Springfield. about 1541. Ixxne Aby maine of Sessions) : 1. George N.
2. Charlotte M.
3. Frances M. (or Mary Frances), m. Benjamin Bragg of Springfield.
3. F Delia, b. 8 June, 1813; bp. 6 Jan., 1833; d. 15 Ang .. 1835, æ. 22.
4. Edward, b. 4 Apl .. 1517; m. in N. Y. city, Fran- ces Chapman. Issue : 1. Charles. 1 2. Charlotte M. 3. Edward T .. d. New York city.
5. William, b. 12 June, 1819: d. abt. 1 Apl .. 186%.
6. Simantha, b. 11 Mch., 1922: m. Henry Greato- rix (artisti, and d. 6 (or 20) July. 1546, leaving 2 dans., now well-known as artists. in N. Y. city.
7. Julia, b. 17 Nov., 1824; bp. 5 July. 1-40 (E. H. C. R.): d. 17 June. 1549.
8. Munro B., b. 18 May, 1826: d. N. Y. city abt. 1967.
9. Charlotte, b. 17 Jan .. 1538; m. Lieut. (now Col.) John Hamilton, U. S. A. INxMP:
1. Florence (Hamilton). | 3. Campbell (Hamilton).
2. Mary (Hamilton). | 4. Grace ( Hamilton).
10. Frank Cornelius. b. 11 Apl .. 1430; m. Emma P. Lane of Williamsburgh, N. Y .: res, N. Y. city.
Sylvanus, m. Jemima (dau. Wm.) Rockwell of So. W., who d. at Newington, Conn., 23 Aug., 18-14, æ. 88; he d. 6 Apl., 1810, æ. 35. Ch. (bp. E. W. C. R.) :
1. Jemima, bp. 8 May, 1791; m. Samuel Mills.
2. Jolm. bp. 7 July, 1793: d. uni'd. W., 29 May, 1×55. æ. 62.
3. Sophia, bp 13 Mch., d. 20 Nov., 1796, mr. 10 mo. - E. W. C. R.
4. Fanny, bp. 15 Oct .. 1792; m. Hiram E. Stod- dard of Newington, Conn. (Wethersfield. R. D., which gives date 17 Oct., 1826); res. there. Issue :
1. John (Stoddard): m .: 1 ch.
2. Hadson (Stoddard); m .; 1 ch.
3. Honor (Stoddard), dan.
4. Inf. ; died.
5. Sally, bp. 29 June, IS00; m. (1) Hezekiah Gay- lord, 29 Drc., 1825 ( R.D.): 2) Pearl Holcomb of W. Locks. Issue :
1. Samuel. 1. twins.
2. Sarah, f
3. Hezekiah JJ., m. Emily (dan. Chas. Benton. Htfd .: had (a) Edward; (b) Julia, d. young; «) Walter; (/) Willis, d. yg. ; (A) Robert, d. yg. -J. M. S.
Alvin, had (W. C. R.) (1) Elizabeth Waters, bp. 21 Oct., 1798; (2) George Gray, bp. 15 June, 1800; (3) Mary Mumford, bp. 9 Dee., 1804. Allin (poss. same as above), had (W. C. R.) Lavinia Thorp, bp. 16 Feb., 1806. Abijah, had Agnes, bp. 30 Oef .. 1785 .- W. C. R. Joseph, Jr., m. Charity Munsell, June (or July), 1772; had (Wby. C'h. Rec.) Joseph, bp. 21 Nov., 1773. Jonathan, had Jonathan, bp. 9 Aug., 1710 Josiah, had Josiah, b. 25 Nov., 1737. Sarah (dau. Joseph), had Isaac William, bp. 26 Jan., 1712 .- Wby. Ch. R.c. Sarah (dau. Samuel), had Henry, bp. 19 Aug., 1764. Sarah (wid.) d. 10 Feb., 1806, 2. 71 .- Wby. Ch. Rec. VOL. II .- 33
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GENEALOGIES AND BIOGRAPHIES OF ANCIENT WINDSOR.
Marriages .- Diantha, of W., m. Lyman Allis, 23 Nov., 1816. Joseph, m. Chloe Burr, 80 May, 1799, whod. 21 Sept., 1807, in 36thyr. Joseph (poss, above), mn. Abigail Burr, 2d, 21 Mich., 14. Mary, of 1st Soc. W., m. Lent Mott of Winchester, Conn., 1 Jan., 1760. Sarah, m. Henry Mumford of Hartford, 5 July, 1772.
Deaths .- Ann, d. 15 Feb., 1825, a. 81. John, d. 21 June, 1809, p. 13. John, d. 9 Nov., 1286. John (of Jolin), d. 26 June, 1737. 8. 38. Jonathan, d. 17 May, 1740. Joseph, 1 18 Jnly. 1715. Harrison, d. 14 Apl., 1552, w. nearly 15 .- . Why. Ch. R.c. Katherine, d. 31 May, 1915, a. A .- Why. Ch. R.c. Martha (dan. Obadiah), d. 9 July, 1794. 2. 23
FISH. (All of this revision not in brackets is furnished by Miss ADA Mayor of Warehouse Point, E. W.)
Benjamin, b. 29 Sept., 1694; supp. to have been from Wales; said to have settled on farm now owned by Emory Bancroft. Children :
1. Benjamin, h. 1720. FAM. 2. and whose wid .. Dorothy. d. 12 Feb., INK. . .
2. Jonathan (prob.). who d. 22 Ort .. 1.04. 9. 82.
FAM. 2. Benjamin : (/nj.1) [prob. he is the " Mr. Fish " who d. 244 Oct., 1801, a. 81, and " Mrs." F., who d. 19 Dec., 1806 or "t. a. S2 .- S. B. Children :
1. Asa. FAM. 3. 3. Levi. b. 13 Feb .. 1:19. FAM. 5.
2. Eli. F'AM. 4. 4. Benjamin, b. 29 Sept. 17TH. FAM 6.
FAM. 3. Asa (Benj. 2 Broj), m. Lois - Ch. (W. It. (id.) :
1. Rowland Thomas. "only s. of Asa and Lois." b. 12 Nov .. 1793; d. 8 sept .. 1795. - E. 1. 0.
2. Almira. d. 18 July. 1290. :. 12 10. F. 1 0.
FAM. 4. [Eli > (Benj .? Benj.1), m. Roxy Children :
-, who d. 8 Feb., 1290, in 32d year. - Se.
1. Eli, b. 3 June. 17 ;-.
2. Jonathan, b. 20 Frb. , 1750.
FAM. 5. Levi' (Benj.) Bag) [m. 25 Oct., 1770, Susannah Blodgett, sister of his bro. Benjamin's wife, b. 14 Mch .. 1951, and who d. 12 Jan., 1833. p. S1- S. B., E. I. ( Hed. 30 Jan .. 14. R. S .- S. B., E. W. C.] Ch. (al). E. M.):
1. Susannah. b. ff Feb . 1;1, n . a Parsons. 6. Coming. b. : Aug. 123 , F. U. R . By Carne. 1. 10 4le . 1784 Fin. 9.
2. Levi, h. 23 Sept., 1:12 FAM. T.
3. Abigail. b. 11 .Inne, 1:75; in. Liisha Skinner. 7 Norem. b. 3 Sept. 1156. Fas 1%
1. Inke. b. Slet., 177 .. F'\\ \.
5. Olive. b. 5 Dr . 150 : d Ja .. INA. m Lord. 9. 11: nhah. b. % May. 1,95; m owen Drake off W.
FAM. 6. Benjamin " (Broj., Bu.'), m. Rebecca Blodgett [sister to his bro, Levi's wife], b. 15 Jan .. 1461, and who d. May. 15331. He d. 19 Nov , 1812 .- S. B. Children (b. E. H.):
1. Jamin. b. 30 .July. 17-1. FVM. 11.
2. Elijah. b. 24 Feb, 173, or w . m. Grate Boy- lon ; dr af Enfield Fall- - morafter in .; .. . 3. - . b. 17 Jal 1755; proc twoin to Fhiah; d. inf.
1 Shadrach. b. 23Jan . 1; FAM 12.
5. Polly. h. 29 Aj1 . 17-9: m P'respei Osborne (-, of Thos ): ser Oxhoer
G. Annis. b. 19 Ang . 1792: 1 in E. W . cog b Mich . same time as her bro, Jamin rem, to ohio. 2. Wealthy. b. 25 Apl. 1795: m. Andan thro of her sister Polly - Inch . Osborne ; - Warne
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