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5. Harvey (Col.), b. Chicopee, Mass., 20 Mcb., 1798. 6. Marin, b. Chicopee 28 Mch., 1800; d. 15 Sept., 1503. 7. Joel, b. Chicopee 6 July, 1503; d. 9 Sept., 1803.
S. Maria, b. Enf. 28 Ang., 1804: in. W. Pt. 26 Apl .. 1827, William Barnes of W. P't. (see Burner). She d. 6 anne. 151. at W. Pt.
9. Clarissa, b. Enf. 13 May, 1807: m. W. Pt. 7 June. 1827. Elisha Mowry Jencks of W. P't .; she d. 20 Mch., 1429 (sec ./. urkx).
10. Lydia, b. W. Pt. 9 June, 1-09: m. 11 June, 1s2%. John Buckley Chapman of W. Pt .; she d. 5 Sept .. 1:30 (see ('hapman).
11. Joel, h. W. Pt. 7 May, 1812. FAM. G.
FAM. 5. Harvey 5 (Col. ) (Joel, 4 Joel," Joseph," Gto.1), m. at Enf. 31 Ang., 1829, Eliza Chapin (Nath'1,6 Nath'1,3 Nath',' Thos.3 Japhet," Det. Sam'l' of Spafil.), b. Enf. 6 Oct., 1803. Hed. W. Pt. 22 May, 1872; shed. W. Pt. 9 Aug .. 1853. Ch. (all b. H. Pt.):
1. Harriet Jane, b. 7 Aug., 1830; m. 22 Oct., 1851. Frederick Eugene Palmer (in business in N. Y. rity) of W. Pt., b. ti Sept., 1525 (s, of Epaph- reditus and Sophronia Woord ward ) Palmer; she (1. 28 Jan., 1892 .- Sve Palmer.
2. Caroline Eliza, b. 29 Sept., 1-34; m. W. Pt. 21 Sept., 1859, Jehiel Hale (>. Nath'l and Fanny Carr) Simonds of N. Y., he h. Oxford, N. H. Issue: 1. David Culver (Simonds), b. and d. W. Pt., 10 .July, 1861.
2. William Holkins (Simonds), b. Brooklyn, N. Y .. 22 May, 1864.
3. Jehiel Hale (Sinconds), b. W. Pt., 5. d. 8 Aug., 66. 4. Robert Hale (Simonds), b. W. Pt., 17 Ort .. 1868. 6. Colia Holkins (Simonds), b. W. Pt., 22 May, To. 3. Mary Ryan, b. 25 Oct .. 1535.
1 Julia Maria, b. 9 Nov., 1832.
5. William Henry, b. 1% Oct .. 1839; d. 29 June, 1850. 6. Louise, b. 22 July, 1842: m. 25 Oct., 1876, Joseph Sexton Palmer of N. Y. - Ser Palmer.
FAM. 6. Joel5 (Joel, Jord, 3 Joseph,2 Geo.1), m. at Bath, Me., 31 May, 1836, Lois Horey Gage? (Thos. Horey, 6 and Frances(Stockbridge), -Imos, 5 Amos, 1 Daniel," Daniel,2 John 1 of Ipswich, Mass.), b. Bath, Me., 25 Feb., 1817, and whod. at Fhishing, L. 1, 5 Mch., 1ST6. He d. Springfickl, Mass., 28 Apl., 1853. Children :
1. Joel, Jr., b. W. Pt. 16 Feb., 1839; m. N. Y. 7 Apl., 1863, Katherine Anne McClure, b. N. Y. 18 Ort., 1836; he d. Flushing, L. L., 18 Dec., 1870; she d. New Haven In Sept., 198.
2. Bethuel Phelps, b. dencksville, Mass., t July, 1×11, who d. battle Malvern Hill, 28 June, 1862.
3. Emna Lec. b. Springfield, Mass., 15 .Aug., 1×43; m. at Mushing. L. 1., 1 Nov., 1-20. Frank Osman Chase of N. Y., b. Boston 6 Ang., 1419. She d. Flushing, L. 1., 6 June, 1579. /xxHe:
1. Mabel Holkins (Chase), b. Flushing, I .. 1., 27 Dec., 1872.
1 Frances Stockbridge, b. Spefd. 6 Dec., 1815.
5. Maria, b. Broad Brook, E. W., 20 Nov., 1817: m. Flushing. L. 1., 27 Dec., 1822. William Stevenson Abbot, b. Phila. 21 Ang., 1822; shed. Finshing. 1 .. 1., 1 Aug .. 1×24.
6. Isabella Taylor. b. Broad Brook, E. W., 3 Oct .. 1×19; d. Flushing, L. 1., 30 Aug., 1581.
7. una. b. Spgfd. 9 Mch., 1852; d. 8. 22 Nov., 153.
HOLMAN, Samuel, m. Catharine Roberts of Htfd., 14 Jan., 1715/16, who d. 27 May, 1739; he d. 13 Ang., 1732. ('h .:
1. Abigail. b. 1 Dec., 1716. 2. Samuel, b. 10 .Jan .. 1721.
3. Ebenezer, b. 21 Apl., 1727. FAM. 2.
FAM. 2. Ebenezer? (Stm'71), m. (1) Ruth Loomis, 1 Nov., 1763, who d. 17 June, 1770, in 41st yr. (2. 11'. (.); (2) 1 May, Ift1, Rachel Wright; he d. 9 Mch., 1995. in GSth yr. (E. W. C. R. say æ, 67 yr. 11 mo.) (E. H. O.); Mrs. Eben H. died 1 Jan., 1831, 2. 90 (E. I. C. R.), having been blind f5 yrs. Ch. (bp. E. W. C. R.):
1. Rachel, b. 6, bp. 16 Feb., 1772.
5. Ebenezer, b. S. bp. 20 Dre., 125; buried 27 MIch.,
4. Ruth, b. 95 Der., 1773. 3. , hp. 2 JJan., 17744 1 Name. b. 29 Aug., 1776.
G. JJohn, b. 20 July. bp. 31 Ang. F: W. C. 2.1, 17-3. FAM 3.
Fax. 3. John3 (Elencar" Sam'l'), nat. So. Windsor; learned the art of lanning in Granby: estab. a tammery in So. W .; m. Mary (wid. Joseph) Remington of Tur-
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THE HOOKER FAMILY.
key Hills, b. in W., and who d. 17 June, 1871, a. 87 yrs. 9 mos .; she had 2 ch. by 1st linsband. Edwin and Giles; he d. 30 July, 1869, æ. 56. Ch. (b. So. H'.):
1. llenry (Dea.), prob, the It .. s. of John, bp. 20 Stiles, 11 May, 1878,- Sre Stiles.
Ang., 1815 (E. H. C.R.); m. Harriet Amelia (dau.
W'ni.) Moore of W., Is Dec., 1842; she d. 18 1858, 5. 8.
Nov., ISSO; TOM. So. W. Isone:
1. Jane Moore, b. 26 Nov., 1555; m. Charles A.
2. Charles Henry, b. 4 Feb., 1850; died Is Mch.,
3. Mary Eldora, b. T June, 1859; res. E. W., um'd.
HOLLIBUT, Josiah (Dr.), had (1) Abigail, bp. 26 Mch., 1748 .- Wby. Ch. Ree.
HOLMES, d. 26 Oct., 1828, 2. 43 .- S. B. Ch. of Benj. d. May, 1818, inf .- S. B.
HOOKER. [Contributed by EDWARD HOOKER, Commander U. S. N., of Brooklyn, N. Y.]
Thomas (Rev.), b. Eng .; came to New Eng. in 1633, and in 1636 rem. with a large company and settled Hartford, on the Connecticut River. He died at II. 7 July, 1647, æ. 61 years.
FAM. 2. Samuel" (Rev.) (Ker. Thomas '), was the second minister of Farmington, Conn., where he d. 6 Nov., 1697, a. abt. 64. Hle m. Mary (eld. dau. of Capt. Thos.) Willet, first mayor of the city of New York, and had eleven children, nine of whom were sons.
FAM. 3. Nathaniel 3 (Rer. Sam'l,2 Rer. Thos.1), seventh ch., b. Farmington, Conn., 28 Dee., 1671; d. at Hartford 21 Nov., 1711, æ. 10; was a noted and successful mer- chant at Il., and prominent in colonial as well as town affairs; m. 1698, Mary (dau. Hon. Nathaniel) Standley of Hartford, Conn., and had six children, two being sons, of whom one died in infancy.
FAM. 4. Nathaniel, Jr. (Capt.) (Nath',' Rev. Samuel,2 Rer. Thomas1), sixth and youngest child, b. at Hartford, Conn., 1710; grad. Y. C. 1729; d. at 11. 1763; was prominent in public affairs; a rep. of H. in Gen. Assembly; captain in militia; was noted as a courteous and genial gentleman, highly esteemed as a man and as one of the famed merchants of his day. He m. Eunice (dau. of Gov. Joseph) Talcott (she d. at W. 12 July, 1795, in 86th yr .-- IF'. C. R.), and had five children, of whom three were sons, two of whom, James (Fam. 5) and Horace (Fam. 6) breame inti- mately and honorably connected with the history of Windsor, and whose genealog- ical records we give below.
FAM. 5. James5 (Capt.) (Capt. Nath'l,4 Nath'l," Rer. Sam'l," Rer. Thos.1), third ch. and second son, b. at Hartford 15 Aug., 1742; m. (1) 6 Jan., 1763, Hannah (dangh- ter Alexander) Allin of Windsor ( W. C. R.), who died at W. 19 Apl., 1765, a. 22; (2) 30 Apl., 1767, Dolly (dau. Daniel) Goodwin of Hartford, who d. at W. 9 Feb., 1784, a. 42; no issue: (3) 7 Nov., 1784, Mary (daughter Dr. Hezekiah) Chaffee of W., and sister of Mr. John Chaffee, a partner of the firm of Hooker & Chaffee of W .; she d. at Schenectady, N. Y., ? Oct., 1846, æ. 87; Mr. Hooker died at W. 10 Dee., 1805, &. 63. Mr. Hooker's business career is sketehed in our chapter on Old Merchants of Windsor.
1" Died at Windsor, on the 10th inst., after a short and painful illness, James Ilooker, Esq., in the 61th year of his age. He was a man whom nature had en- dowed with brilliant talents. He was easy and sociable in his manners; polite with- out affectation; the friend and benefactor of the poor, and ready at all times to plead the cause of the oppressed, and to redress the wrongs of the widow and fatherless. Noble and generous in his disposition, he disdained whatever favored of contracted parsimony. He was a firm and liberal supporter of religious institutions, and of whatever was conducive of public utility. To these he devoted much of his time without pecuniary reward, and cheerfully aided them by liberal donations. In his family he was an affectionate husband, and a kind and tender parent; and in all his professions a sincere friend. In his death the public are deprived of a great bene- factor, the rich and poor mourn, but to his afflicted widow and eight children the
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GENEALOGIES AND BIOGRAPHIES OF ANCIENT WINDSOR.
loss is irreparable." Conn. Courant, Dec. 18, 1805.] Child (by first marriage ; b. at W. : bp. from W. (. R.):
1. Alexander Allin. b. 30 Nov. bp. 4 Der. 1, 1263; €1. 20 Mch., 1751. 2. 17 years.
( By acand murray. :
4. Hannah Allin. b. W. 4 Sept., 175; m. 11 June, 1810, Rev. Andrew Yates of E. Hartford, pastor there; afterwards Prof. in Union College, and later principal of a Polytechnic Institute in Chit. tenango, N. Y .; hed. at Schenectady, N. Y., 13 (et .. 1-41: she d. at $. 20 Oct., 1850. IAxit ;
1. Mary Austin (Yates), b. 20 May, 1811; in. John R. Stuyvesant ; died 1559.
2. Christopher (Yates). h. 18 July, 1:13; d. 20 May, 1-15.
3. James Hooker (Yates), h. 10 Oct., 1515: law- ver at S .: d. uni'd, 5 June. 1561.
1. Christop'r ( Yates). b. 12 Feb. . d. 29 July. 1s18.
5. Helen (Satea), b. 4 Sept., 1811; d. 26 Aug., 1:20. 6. Joseph (Yates), I. en May, 1821; d. 16 Feb., 1922.
7. Anna Eliza (Yates), b. 5 July, 1822; m. JJohn R. Ireland. [d. 5 .Ang , 1×27. S. Thomas Hooker (Yates), h. 49 Ang .. 1826; 9. llenry Edwards (Yates), b. 16 Sept., 1-29; il. 12 Jan., 1831.
3. Dolly Goodwin, b. 30 July, 1557; m. 24 June, 1-13. Elisha Becbe Strong, Erg., of Rochester. N. Y .. h. at Hartford, Conn., 29 Nov., 1785; she d. at R 5 Feb., 1850, a:, #2: he d. R. 12 Oct., 1967,
1. James Hooker (Strong), b. 26 Apl., 1814; m. Marin Corwenhaven of Brooklyn, N. Y .; d at Columbia, S.A., Rear- Admiral U. S. Navy, Is Nov., 1842, in 69th year .*
2. Julian Elisha (Strong), b. 18 Nov., 1815: 0. umin'd, 15 Sept., 1535.
3. Martha Cornelia (Strong), b. 13 Apl., 1818; m. 1536, Col. John Winder of Detroit, Mich.
4. Bertha Rosabella (strong), h. twin to Martha t' .: 10. 1837 Geo, Augustus Gibbs of Chicago, Il .; d 12 (Ict., 1~ It ;.
5. Robert Hunter (Strong), h. 28 Aug., 1-20; m. July. 1815, Emeline Ganson.
6. Eliza Hooker (Strong), b. 10 Der .. 1822; m 6 Oct .. 1812, Col. John Mumford, and d. 5 June, 1~14.
7. George Parish (Strong), b. 21 Dee., 1-21; m. 5 Sept .. 1847, Sophronia Henrietta Parsons.
8. William Oliver (Strong), b. 14 Ang., 182; m. 1:52. Jane Penney,
1. Alexander Allin, b. 30 Oct., 17-9. FAM C.
5. James, b. 12 July, 1792. FAM. S.
6. Horaer, b. 5 July [ bp. 31 Aug.]. 1794. FAM. 9.
7. Mary Chatfre, b. 31 Mch. [bp. 5 June]. 1796; m. 1 Frb., 1×1s. Dr. James C. Magoffin of scheuer- tady. N. Y .. who d. at $. 20 May, 1850; she d. S. 21 Mich., 1839. LAgue ;
1. John (Magoffin), b. 24 May, 1-19; m. Minnie Howard; d. 12 July. 1871.
2. . Inmes (Magoffin). b. 16 Jan., 1821.
3. Horace (Magoffin), b. twin to James; d. 28 Sept .. 1×21.
4. Mary Hooker (Magoffin), b. 6 Aug., 1-25.
5. William (Magoffin, h. y6 May, 1998
6. U'atharine Cole (Magoffint, b. 26 JJune, 1531; d. 20 May. 1832.
8. Eliza, b. 10 Feb., 1798 |bp. 9 Sept. : called in H'. (. R. Elizabeth]: d. 21 Mich., ist, at Meriden, Conn .; unmarried.
9. llenry Thomas, b. 13 July, 1803. FAM. 10.
Fax. 6. Horace (Capt. Nuthe',' Nuth'1,3 Per. Samuel,2 Rer. Those.'), fifth child, b. Hartford, Conn., 24 Aug., 1446; . at Herkimer, N. Y., 29 May, 1813, in 67th yr. Ile was one of the firm of Hooker & Chaffee (ser chapter on Old Merchants of Windsor), and, after the misfortunes which befell the firm, settled in Western N. Y. lle m. 2 Aug., 1769, Elizabeth (dau. Samuel) Filer of Windsor, Conn,. b. 25 Oct., 1:00; she d. H. 9 Nov., 181, 2. 63. Children (b. Windsor):
1. Mary, b. 26 Nov., 1771 bp. 20 Nov., 1771]: m. 3 Aug., 1996, Gaylord Griswold, E-q., of W. ser Griswold.
2. Hannah, b. 15 JJan., 1273 | bp. 20 Nov .. 1774]: m. Richard Lord Jones of Hartford, Conn., b. at Colchester, Conn., 15 May, 1767; merchant at Hartford; she d. Granville, N. Y., 18 May, 1800, in ysth year. He m. again. Issue ;
1. Elizabeth Hooker (ones), b. 11 Aug., 1992; 1. at Sackett'- Harbor, N. Y., 1 Feb., 1552.
2. Horace looker (Jone-), b. 6 Jan .. 1295; d.
Louisville, Ky., 1-51. 3. Nathaniel, b. 16 Apl. [ hp. 18 June], 1:75; d. Sack- eft's Harbor, N. Y., 1810; unm'd.
1. Ann, b. 14 Feb., 1578 | bp. 5 .Apl. ] : d. at Herkimer. N. Y., 6 Apl .. 1810; unm'd.
5. Samuel Filer, b. 6 .Ang. [W. C. R. says hp. 13 Feb. ]. 1780. FAM. 11.
6. Harry, b. 3 July, 1784 ; bp. 15 Ort., 1;85]; d. at Pillow Point. N. Y., 24 AApl .. 1868; un'd.
7. Ennice, b. 6 Nov., 1736 W. C. R. says bp. 131kr .. 17521; d. Herkimer, N. Y., 15 May, 1814. 1. 28; num.
Pam. 7. Alexander Allin (James,5 Cupt. Nothel Nathe'," Rec. Sanil; Rer. Thus.1), in. 23 Mch., 1820, Lucy Case of Rochester, N. Y., b. 27 July, 1800. He res. at R., farmer, and d. 2 Jan., 1849, in 60th year. She d. at North Chili, N. Y., 26 .July, 1885, 20. 85. Children (b. Rochester, N. ).):
* JAMES HOOKER STRONG WAS appointed midshipman in the U. S. Navy in 1-29. By regular couter of promotion he became a commander in 1561, and as such he took an active part in the late war, At the Battle of Mubile Bay. August 5. 1561. he commanded the steam sloop of war Monongahela, and after passing the forts, while the Best was steaming up the bay, seeing the rebel ram Tennessee approaching to attack the Bag-hip The tford. Commander Strong turned his wooden ships out of the line, and, going at full speed, ran into the iron-elad ram, striking her fairly and giving her a staggering blow, which, however, also ern-bed the Monongahela's stern and head As his ship swing around, after striking the ram, he gave the iron-clad a broadside of eleven-inch solid shot from his gone, with, however, but little effect. Other ships, following him example, also attacked the ram in similar manner, while the guns of the ram were doing great execution among the fleet. Having gained a sufficient distance for effective work, Commander Strong again turned his ship toward the enemy, and skillfully working his way among the surrounding ship-, ran her into the ram under a full head of steam. He had again turned his badly battered ship, and was about to run into the iron-clad ram a third time, when her flag was hanled down, and she surrendered to the fleet, disabled and almost destroyed by the tremendous assaults which she had received.
Henry S.Workers
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THE HOOKER FAMILY.
1. lucy Case, b. 25 Apl., 1821; m. 3 Sept., 1850, Dr. Robert Morris of Ogdensburg, N. Y., b. 28 Jan., 1809. at Langside, Scotland. Dr. Morris rame from Scotland when a child, with his father. lle graduated from Albany Medical College in 1846, and settled in practice at Ogdensburg in 1:50, and has continued to practice there until the present time, except while serving in the army as Surgeon of the 91st Regt. N. Y. Vols., from October. 1861. to July. 1865. She d. at Roches- ter. N. Y., 13 Oct., 1856. Dr. Morris res. (1889) Ogdensburg, N. Y. Isque (b. O.) :
1. Mary Conch ( Morris), h. 23 Dec., 1:53.
2. Mary, b. 21 Mch., 1823; m. 12 Dee., 1843. Marcus 0. Benjamin of Chili, N. Y., h. 13 Oct., 1820, at Hillsdale, N. Y. Issue :
1. Julia 11. (Benjamin), b. 21 Apl., 1815; d. 28 Feb., 1864.
[1 Ang., 1866.
2. Mary Louise ( Benjamin), b. 24 Mch., 1848; d.
3. Frank M. (Benjamin), b. 24 Jan., 1851.
4. lelen 1 .. (Benjamin), h. 9 Mch., 1854.
5. Hattie F. (Benjamin), b. 9 Der., 1857.
ti. Lucy Dell (Benjamin), b. F Der., 1859; d. 21 Jan., 1800.
7. Nettie Dell (Benjamin), b. 31 Jan., 1865.
8. Frederic II., b. 9 Jan., 1865.
3. Louisa. b. 19 Apl., 1825; m. 3 Sept., 1845, Rev. Henry L. Van Meter, a missionary at Burmah, where she d. Issue :
1. Anna (Van Meter).
2. Mary Louise (Van Meter), b. 22 July, 1:51.
3. Harry Hooker (Van Meter), b. 18 Oct., 1853.
1. Kittie (Van Meter).
5. Charles Fremont (Van Meter).
6. Whitham Kendrick (Van Meter).
8. - -, son (Van Meter).
4. Ilelen, b. 9 Oct., 1827; m. § Nov., 1858, Asahel Clarke Kendrick of Poultney, Vt., b. at P. ? Dee., 1809. She d. at Rochester, N. Y., 1 Nov., 1880. Ixque :
1. Josephine Mary (Kendrick), b. 18 Apl., 1864: d. 24 Sept., 1890.
2. Ryland M. (Kendrick). b. 12 Feb., 1867.
5. Delia, b. 3 Oct., 1830; d. 23 Ang., 1831.
6. James Henry, h. 23 June, 1833; served as Captain Co. E, 39th Ill. Vol. Regt., during the Civil War, and made a good record for himself and his com- mand: res. at Rochester, N. Y .; nin'd.
7. Harriet, b. 13 July, 1835; d. 24 Jan., 1860.
8. Adelia, b. 21 Jan., 18#).
FAM. 8. James 6 (Jax.,5 Capt. Nath'l,4 Nath'13 Rer. Sam'l," Rer. Thos.1), grad. Yale Coll. 1810; was a lawyer at Poughkeepsie, N. Y .; married 24 Jan., 1816, Helen S. Reade; he d. 3 Sept., 1858, æ. 66. Ch. (b. Poughkeepsie, N. Y.):
1. Catherine Livingstone, b. 21 Sept., 1817; m. John | 2. Helen, b. 12 June, 1819; d. at P. 24 Jan., 1838. Hamersley of New York.
FAM. 9. Horace$ (Jas. 5 C'apt. Nath'l,4 Nath'1,3 Rer. Sam'l,2 Rer. Thus.1). m. 3 Sept., 1822. Ilelen Wolcott of Windsor, Conn., b. 9 Mch., 1794; was a farmer at Roch- ester, N. Y., where he died 3 Nov., 1865, æ. 71; she died R. 4 Apl., 1840, æ. 46. Ch. (b. Rochester, N. Y.):
1. Julia Wolcott, b. 10 June, 1823: m. 12 July, 1844, Josiah Wolcott Bissell of Rochester, N. Y .- Ser Bissell.
2. Henry Edward. b. 1 Sept., 1824. FAM. 12.
3. France-, b. 21 Aug., 1896; a noted literary lady : res. at Rochester, N. Y., unmarried.
4. James Wolcott, b. 10 May. 1828. FAM. 13.
5. John ( 'haffer. b. 30 JJune, 1830: d. 7 Jan., 1832.
6. Charles M .. b. 9 Nov., 1832. FAM. 14.
7. Thomas, b. 27 Mch., d. 31 JJuly, 1836.
S. Horace B., b. 2 Dec., 1837. FAM. 15.
FAM. 10. Henry Thomas & (Jax.,5 Capt. Nath'l,4 Nath'l,3 Rer. Sum'l," Rer. Thos.1), resides (1890) in Syracuse, N. Y., the last surviving representative of the sixth gen- eration of the family in America, a hale, hearty, vigorous old gentleman; genial, courteous, and a fine specimen of the Old School, honored and respected by all who know him, and bidding fair, not only to witness the completion of the present cen- tury, but to celebrate also his own centennial birthday, and extend the greetings of the sixth to the tenth and eleventh generations. He m. 5 July, 1838, Mary Brown Cobb of Stonington, Conn., b. 2 Mcb., 1803. Ch .:
1. Henry Cobb, b. 9 Apl., 1839; 10. 23 May. 18.6. Frances Hale Hopkins of Syracuse. N. Y .. where they reside.
2. Thomas. b. 1 Sept .. 1840; grad. Wms. Coll. 1865; was a teacher in Elbridge, N. Y., and at Lake
Forest, 111., and since 1878 has been a mfr. at Syr- arnse, N. Y .; in. 26 Sept., 1822. Emma Cornelia Denison, who d. at S. 20 .June, 1825, ær. 9%.
3. Mary, b. 10 Mch., 1813: d. 12 May. 1845.
4. Andrew Yates, b. 30 Oct., 1811; d. 20 July, 1845.
FAM. 11. Samuel Filer6 (Horne & Capt. Nath'], Nathil .; Rer. Sauil,2 Rer. Thos.1), m. 15 Oct., 1813, Martha Smith Brewster of Northampton, Mass,, born at Nor- wich, Conn .. 21 Mch., 1791. He was a merchant at Saekett's Harbor, N. Y., and had large contracts with the U. S. Government during the War of 1812, for supply- ing army and naval stores; he d. af S. 11. 29 Apl., 1864, in SIth year; she died at Northampton, Mass., 6 Dec., 1829, in 39th year. ('h. :
1. Horace, h. af N. 25 Oct. 2514; d. 5 June, 1815. 4. James Imuis, b. S. 11. 15 Feb .. 1820. FAM. 17.
2 Samuel Taleott, b. S. 11. 23 Feb .. 1816. FAM. 16. 5. Esther Ann, b. S. H. 10 Mch., IS23; d. Ang .. 1821
3. Sidney Donglass, b. S. 11. 22 May. 1818; d. at Belize. La., July. 1844, unmarried.
6. Martha Ann. b. S. 11. 3 Mch., 1926.
FAM. 12. Henry Edward : (Horace,6 Jus, Capt. Nathil, Nath']," Rer. Samil,; Rer. Thomas 1), m. 9 June, 1853, Mary Cady Glen of Florida, N. Y., b. 5 June, 1829; he was a hortienlturist at Rochester, N. Y., where he d. 12 Apt., 1853, w. 5%; she dat R. 9 .Jan., 1890, a. 60. Ch. (b. Rochester, N. Y.): Vol. II .- 51
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GENEALOGIES AND BIOGRAPHIES OF ANCIENT WINDSOR.
1. Mary Glen, b. 6 May, 1854; m. 13 Mich., 188%, Joseph Blussen Bloss of Rochester, N. Y., h. 27 Nov., 1:39; she d. at R. 30 Ang., 1890, 2. 36. LARue : (1) Mary Glen (Bloss), h. 12 .July, 1890.
. Caroline, b. 17 July, 1:55; in. 27 Jan .. 1885, Elec- tu- Backay Litchfield Taylor of Brooklyn, N.
Y., b. at B. 29 Aug., 1856. Issue :
1. Edward Hooker (Taylor), b. 6 June, 188%.
2. Charles Elliot (Taylor), b. 16 Mcb., 1890,
3. Helen Woleatt, h. 8 May, 1857.
1. Bertha. b. 7 Nov., 1500.
5. Lottise Wolcott, b. 11 Feb., 1863.
FAM. 13. James Wolcott (Horace,6 Jax. 5 Capt. Nuth'1, Nath'1,3 Rec. Samit,2 Por. Thomas'), m. 5 Inne, 1856, Cordelia Colver; was Lieut. in Ist Reg't Missouri Engineers during the Civil War; he d. at St. Louis, Mo., 18 Apl., 1871, w. 43; his wid. m. again. (h. (b. Rochester, N. Y., except the youngest):
1. James, h. 94 Ang., 1857; d. 12 Aug., 1858.
3. Helen Wolrott. b. Burlington, Vt., 27 Apl., 1550. 2. Anabel, b. 19 Feb., 1861.
FAM. 14. Charles M .? (Horace,6 James,5 Capt. Nath'1,4 Nath't,3 Ber. Sam'l," Rer. Thos.1), m. 13 Nov., 1861, Kate Lewis of Penfield, N. Y., b. 16 Oct., 1836. Res. (1800) Rochester, N. V. Children (b. Rochester, N. Y.) :
1. Horace, b. 25 Ang., 1862. Kale Jeannie. h. s Sept., 1569.
2. Charles George, h. S Oct., 1861.
5. Lewis, b. 4 May, 1874.
3. Mary Lewis. h. 18 Jan., 1868.
6. Edith, h. 8 Nov., 18;5.
FAM. 15. Horace B .? (Iloruce, 6 James," Capt. Nath'l,4 Nath't," Ber. Sum'l," Rer. Thus.1), was Lieut. (Acting Captain) Ist Regt. Missouri Engineers, during the Civil War; m. 14 Nov., 1861, Susan Pamelia Huntington of Rochester, N. Y., b. 18 AAng., 1841. Res. (1890) Rochester, N. Y. Children (h. Rochester, N. Y.):
1. Albert Huntington, b. 25 Nov., 1865. 6. Harry Mix, b. 18 JJuly. 1872.
2. - , son, l. and d. 12 July, Is67.
3. Frances Margaret Huntington, b. 10 June, 1868.
4. Elon Huntington, b. 23 Nov., 1869.
5. , dan., b. and d. 6 Sept., 1871.
". Paul, b. 4 Feb., 1875.
S. Harare Willard. b. 2 Nov., 1876.
9. Jeanette, b. 24 Dee., 1881.
10. Thomas, b. 1 May, 1883; 4. 12 Sept .. 1844.
FAM. 16. Samuel Talcott : (Sam'l F." Horace, Cupt. Nathit, Nath1,3 Rer. Saml. Rer. Thomas1), m. 1 Jan., 1810, Harriet Burnham of Ogdensburg, N. Y. Ch. (b. Ogdenshurg, N. Y.) :
1. Henry Burnham, H. 14 Oct., 1840.
2. Harriet Burnham, b. 3 July, 1812.
3. Samuel Jones, b. 13 Mch., 1844. FAM. 18.
4. Mary, b. 1415; died infancy.
5. William Talcott, b. 14 Sept., 1847. FAM. 19.
6. Cornelia, b. 10 Inne. Is19; m. Washington Lafay- etto Mann of Milwaukee, Wis. ; na issile. T. Charles Bridge, b. 10 Apl., 1-51.
8. Elizabeth Martha, b. Nov., 1-53.
FAM. 17. James Louis (Sim't F.,6 Horace,5 Capt. Nath'lA Nath'13 Rer. Samuel .? Rer. Thomas 1), was for a number of years engaged with his bro. in steamboat and forwarding business at Sackett's Harbor; then in saw-mill and farming near S. II .. and subsequently upon a farm at Watertown, N. Y .; he m. Il Sept., 1844, Harriet Frances Luff of S. II., h. 14 Dec., 1821. C'h. (b. Sackett's Harber, N. Y.):
1. Francis Brewster. b. 15 July, 1846. FAM. 20.
2. George Seeley, b. 25 Feb., 1815. FAM. 21.
3. Lxmisa Merritt, b. 1; July, 1850; m. 11 Nuv., 1878, William Merritt Luff of S. 11., b. 19 Mch .. 183%; a lawyer at Chicago, Il .; he was Capt. in 12th Regiment 111. Cavalry, and was breveted major' served in Va., Ky., and So. La .; wounded in Red River Expedition: no issue.
1 Flera Elizabeth, b. 9 June, 1553; in. 31 Der., 1ST. John William Palmer, b. at Brooklyn, N. Y .. 23 May, 1817. /ASM. : 1 Louis Hooker (Palmer), b. 12 Nov .. 1850.
2. Percy Stuart (Palmer), b. 8 Sept., 1893.
3. Sidney Donglass (Palmer). b. 14 July, 1884. 4. Carolyn Leslie (Palmer), b. 12 Apl., 1587.
5. Sidney Donglass, b. 12 Jan., 1-55; grad. Trinity College, Hartford, Conn., 187; is (1890) an Epis. clergyman at Dillon, Montana: m. 26 Jan., 1857. Mary Russell Perkins of Hartford, t'on., b. 23 .July, 1857.
6. John Haines, b. 23 .July. 1557; d. 11 July, 1850. 7. Harriet Luff, b. 17 Ang., 1960; d. 31 Ang .. ]>>]. S. Theodore dantiekl. b. 26 Ang., 1-62; d. 31 Dec., 9. Frederic, b. 30 Apl., 1866.
10. Harold lewis. h. 9 Mch., 1869.
FAM. 18. Samuel Jones ' (Sam. T., Sam. F.," Horace, 5 Capt. Nath't,+ Nath't,3 Rer. Saut.º Rer. Thos.1), m. Emma Louise Foote of Milwaukee, Wis. Ch. :
1. Elizabeth Foote. | 2. Harriet, Burnham. 3. Samuel Foole.
FAM. 19. William Talcott" (Sun. T., Amm. F.,6 Horaer,& Capt. Nath'l,4 Nath'1,3 Rer. Nun.,2 Rer. Thus.1), m. Rosalie Dousimer of Milwaukee, Wis. (%. :
1. Jennie Lawine. 3. Julını. 5. Rosalie.
2. Samuel, { | 4 Albert.
FAM. 20. Francis Brewster " (Jax, 1 ..? Kun. F.,6 Horace,5 Capt. Nathe'1,4 Nath't,3 Rer. Sim .; Ree. Thox.1), m. (1) 4 Dec., 1878, Lettie Frances Hunting of Belle- ville, N. Y., b. 30 July, 1857, who d. at. Chicago, Ill., 10 Mch., 1882, in 25th year;
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THE HOSFORD FAMILY.
no issue: m. (2) 11 Sept., 1884, Louisa Christine Campbell of Watertown, N. Y. He is in shoe business at Chicago, IN. Ch. (b. Chicago, Ill.) :
1. Francis Brewster, b. T Sept., 1885.
1 2. Alexander Campbell, b. 1 July, 1888.
FAM. 21. George Seeley > (Juts. L., Sum. F.,6 Horace,5 Capt. Nath 1,4 Nath'1,3 Rer. Som.,' Rer. Thos.1), is a lawyer at Watertown, N. Y .; m. 11 Nov., 1878, Caroline Regina Haas of W., b. 9 .Jan., 1852. Ch. (b. Watertown, N. Y.) :
1. Flora, b. 9 Oct .. 1879; d July, 1850.
1 Sammel Lewis, b. 29 Sept., 1885; d. 1 Der .. 185%.
2. George Harris, b. 2 Oct., 1881. 5. Jobu Pahner, b. 16 Oct .. 1852.
3. Thos. Brewster, b. Dec., 1883; d. 23 June, 1881. 6. Caroline, b. 21 Oct., 1859.
HOOPER, Lucinda, m. llarvey Partridge of Randolph, Vt., 18 Jan., 1796. - W. C. R.
HOPEWELL, Thomas, "the Indian," the only Indian to whom land is ree. in W. llis first purchase, 1657, was on the road W. from Palizado, cor. Hosford's Lane; this was " returned " 1662. He then bought a lot opp. John Rockwell's; this was returned again. And still later another lot was " returned again." July 19, 1670, he sold to Samuel Forward his lot containing 132 r. lying N. of highway which ran N. of Samuel Gibb's ho .- lot, bug. W. on the continuation of Backer Row highway, there !fr. wide, it ext. E. 17r., r. beyond the angle in the Sandy Hill road. On this lot Hopewell had "a frame for a house on it, set up by him, and a shelter of boards by it, in which he lives." This Indian appears to have been an acknowl- edged resident of the town, and one of their poor. There appears in expenses of Town, 1668, five loads of " wood to Hopewell." Oct., 1670, he petitioned the Gen. ('t. for a confirmation of his title to some lands given him near Fairfield. He d. 17 Aug., 1683; had a dau, Sarah, b. 31 July, 1658.
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