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Systematic History Fund.
VITAL RECORDS
OF THE
TOWN OF AUBURN,
(FORMERLY WARD),
MASSACHUSETTS,
To the end of the year 1850.
With the INSCRIPTIONS from the
OLD BURIAL GROUNDS."
Collected and arranged by FRANKLİN P: RICE:
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WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS: PUBLISHED BY FRANKLIN P. RICE, Trustee 'of the Fund. 1.900. -
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GEORGE E. LITTLEFIELD, Boston Agent, 67 Cornhill.
THE SYSTEMATIC HISTORY FUND
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THE WORCESTER COUNTY. WARNINGS, a list of nearly seven thousand Itinerants, Transients, Tramps, and many respectable and a few emi- nent persons who were warned out of towns in central Massachusetts from 1737 to 1788, was the first publication of the Fund.'. Copies can be supplied at the original price --- Two. Dollars.
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Systematic Distory Fund.
VITAL RECORDS
OF THE
TOWN OF AUBURN,
(FORMERLY WARD), MASSACHUSETTS, To the end of the year 1850.
With the INSCRIPTIONS from the OLD BURIAL GROUNDS.
Collected and arranged by FRANKLIN P. RICE.
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WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS : PUBLISHED BY FRANKLIN P. RICE, Trustee of the Fund. 1 900.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY COPIES PRINTED AND NUMBERED. 1
No. 26. 1
IN MEMORY OF -
Major General Artemas UHard, IN-WHOSE HONOR
THE TERRITORY OF AUBURN WAS FIRST NAMED,
AND OF
Reverend Ksaar Bailey,
THE FIRST MINISTER OF THE TOWN.
"In this work of bringing original material into form for quick reference and practical use, the list of Births, Marriages and Deaths of a place should first be secured and printed, as personal records are the real and important foundation of local history."
-Extract from letter conferring Trusteeship of Systematic History Fund.
PREFACE.
The Records of Auburn have a close and important relation to those of Worcester, Leicester, Sutton and Oxford, towns promi- nent in the history of the early settlement of central Massachu- setts. Especially are these Records supplementary to the Town Records of Worcester, which have been edited and printed in full by the Trustee of the Systematic History Fund, and they may be considered in reality a continuation of the work which was comprehended in a plan formed by him for the practical develop- ment of the original historical material of this section.
With the exception of brief sketches in narrative form, com- prised in certain general works, nothing in the shape of a town history of Auburn has been printed. Its Records are in a fair state of preservation, but accessible only to those who are on the ground. This first publication presents the full personal record (which in every case is the true foundation of local history) so far as it can be gathered from the town books, and added to this are the inscriptions from the two older burial grounds in the town, all in systematized form for reference.
Speaking in a general way, all local records of the early period in New England are incomplete and imperfect, the degree vary- ing to some extent in different places, but none have been found entirely free from omissions, discrepancies and other errors. The Records of Auburn afford about the average number of such instances. But this statement should not carry the implication
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that the value and practical usefulness of town and other records are seriously impaired by the small percentage of inaccuracies common in all human works, and of which a large proportion can be rectified by effort and patience. The substantial ground- work of the original entries in the Auburn town books is here supplied, and the addition of the burial ground inscriptions will aid in completing the record of deaths.
In the work of collecting and copying this material I have had the benefit of the services of Mr. George Maynard as a compe- tent assistant. To Mr. Charles E. Prouty, the Town Clerk of Auburn, and to Mrs. Prouty, my acknowledgments are due for their courtesy, and for free access to the Records at all times.
Worcester, March 31, 1900.
F. P. R.
ADDITION TO BIRTHS, PAGE 25.
CLARK :- The misplacing of the name of Mary-Lucinda, daughter of John, Jr. and Sarah Clark, born Nov. 16, 1836, was discovered too late for its insertion in regular order.
HISTORICAL NOTE.
THE Town of Auburn was originally set off from Worcester, Sutton, Leicester and Oxford, and was incorporated on the 10th of April, 1778, with the name of Ward, in honor of General Artemas Ward, of Shrewsbury, a man of great prominence in this region, active as a patriot during the difficulties that caused the separation from the mother country, and receiving on the eve of hostilities the appoint- ment of First Major General in the Revolutionary Army. He was at a later period Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, and afterwards served in Congress. He died in 1800 at the age of seventy- three.
A precinct was organized at this place July 27th, 1773, called the South Parish of Worcester, and three years later the church was formed. In 1777 Rev. Isaac Bailey became the first pastor.
More or less opposition was manifested against the formation of the new township in the several places from which its territory was taken, and com- mittees were chosen to contest the proposed action
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in the General Court. It is probable that the in- tention to separate from the older towns had been cherished for several years by those who, though nominally apart in corporate interests, were in their isolated situation united for common convenience and protection of material rights. This purpose after it was divulged could not long be resisted, but the event was postponed for several years by a quasi acknowledgment of independence. Twice in 1776 and 1777, as the Town Records of Worcester testify, were special war taxes abated to the inhabi- tants of the South Parish, perhaps with the hope of holding them to their allegiance ; but in the fall of the last named year the matter was brought directly to a settlement, as appears by the following extract from the Worcester Records :
"The Town of Worcester Having been served with a Coppy of the Petition of William Phips & Charles Richardson praying 'the present members of the Precinct lately Erected out of Worcester, Leicester, Oxford & Sutton may be incorporated into a Town, according to a plan Exhibited with said petition &c. and the Honble General assemblys Resolve thereon, of the 24th day of Oct". last, Re- quireing the said Towns to shew Cause, if any they have, on the third Wednesday of the next Session
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of the Sª Court why the prayer of Sª petition should not be granted.'
The Town of Worcester, in answer to Sª Petition and Order of Court, beg leave to say, that they have not been served with a plan of said town exhibited with said Petition to the Court, and therefore are not in a Capacity to offer reasons against, or to comply with it untill they know how far it Extends. But if the said plan Does not include any of those persons nor their Estates which belong to the Town of Worcester, and which were Excepted from being set off to said precinct when it was first Erected, We have no objections to their being made a Dis- tinct Town. But if said plann includes those per- sons and their Estates who were first Exempted from belonging to said precinct, and are still un- willing to be set off to said Town, We beg leave to say we think it would be inconsistent to include a Number of persons & their Estates into the said New Town and still continue them to belong to the Town of Worcester, and to include them in the plann aforesaid & set them off against their Consent & the Consent of this Town, is departing from the principles upon which the said precinct was at first Erected, and will subject the said persons to an in- convenience that they had a right to Expect an Exemption from by the act of the General assem- bly & as the said persons who were first Exempted from belonging to Sd Precinct and who are still un- willing to be set off to Sd new Town and their
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Estates all lay upon the side of Sª new Town next to Worcester, this Town are humbly of opinion that a line may be run between the Town of Worcester & the Sª new Town Leaving the Sª persons & their Estates to the Town of Worcester without any In- conveniency to Either of the said Towns, which if complied with the Town of Worcester are Content. NATHN BALDWIN NATHAN PERRY Comittee." DAVID BIGELOW
On the 2d of February, 1778, in Worcester Town Meeting, it was voted to choose two persons to meet the Committee of the General Court, to view the proposed new township, and to fix the lines and boundaries ; and on the 23d of the same month, it was voted to remonstrate against the proceedings of said Committee, and the lines established be- tween the towns, with what effect it does not appear.
On the 10th of the following April the Precinct was incorporated as a Town and named Ward.
February 17th, 1837, the name of the Town was changed to Auburn. This was influenced largely, it is said, by the confusion in writing the names Ward and Ware by those not familiar with the two places.
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The Order establishing the South Precinct or Parish of Worcester comprises the names of those who were the first residents of the new town, and the founders of the prominent families, the names of whose immediate progeny and later descendants appear in the Records embodied in this volume :
In Council, June 19, 1773, ordered that Gershom Rice, Israel Stevens, David Bancroft, Jonathan Stone, Daniel Boyden, Jacob Stevens, Thomas Drury, Thomas Drury, Jr., Henry Gale, Wm. Ban- croft, Jas. Nichols, Darius Boyden, Jas. Hart, Thos. Baird, Jas. Hart, Jr., Thos. Baird, Jr., Oliver Curtis, Comfort Rice, Elizabeth Boyden, Phebe Bancroft, Jno. Boyden, Daniel Bancroft, Chas. Hart, Jas. Nichols, Peter Boyden, of Worcester ; Benjamin Carter, Chas. Richardson, Timothy Carter, Phineas Rice, Benjamin Carter, Jr., Rachel Buck, Daniel Ro- per, Gershom Bigelow, Gershom Bigelow, Jr. Peter Hardy, Daniel Cummings, Charles Richardson, Jr., of Sutton ; Samuel Eddy, Levi Eddy, Peter Jenison, Ruth Stone, Jesse Stone, Isaac Pratt, Abraham Fitts, Alexander Nichols, David Gleason, of Ox- ford; John Crowl, Jr., Andrew Crowl, Jonathan Phillips, John Hart, Thomas Scott, William Yong, Jonathan Stone, of Leicester ; be and hereby are, with their Families and Estates, erected into a Pre- cinct, and shall enjoy all the powers and privileges
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which other Precincts in this Province by Law enjoy ; and it is further ordered that all other per- sons (with their Families and Estates) living in the towns of Worcester, Leicester and Oxford, not fur- ther than three miles (as the roads are now trod) from the Place hereinafter fixed for building the meeting-house upon, together with all such others in Sutton that live not further than one mile and a half from said place, who shall signify their desire to belong to said Precinct by lodging their names in the Secretary's office within nine months from this date, be and hereby are Incorporated and made a part of the Precinct aforesaid-Ordered that the spot for erecting the meeting-house upon be at the following place (viz)., at an Oak stump with stones upon it, Standing on the Westerly side of the County road leading from Worcester to Oxford, near the Centre of two acres of Land which Thomas Drury conveyed to Jonathan Stone, Daniel Boyden and David Bancroft ; the said two acres of land lieth on the gore of land which was annexed to the town of Worcester.
Those who signified their desire to be included in the new division were :
Samuel Holman, Gershom Rice, Jr., Israel Stone, Wm. Parker, Joseph Phillips, Samuel Learned, Israel Phillips, Jacob Work, Jonathan Cutler, David Stone, John Harwood, Thomas Gleason, William Phips,
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Isaac Putnam, Joseph Gleason, Jonas Bancroft, Elisha Livermore, Gardner Chandler (for his land within the limits) Nathaniel Scot, David Bates, Nathan Patch, David Richards.
POPULATION AT DIFFERENT PERIODS .- 1790, 473 ; 1810, 540 ; 1830, 690 ; 1850, 879 ; 1880, 1317. The State Census of 1895 gives the number as 1598.
THE AREA of Auburn is about 10,000 acres.
AUBURN RECORDS.
AUBURN BIRTHS, To the end of the year 1850.
ACKLEY.
Albert-Eugene, s. Almerin-L. and Clarissa, Nov. 4, 1846.
Almerin-Lorenzo, s. Almerin-L. and Clarissa, Nov. 27, 1837. At Palmer.
Clarissa-Maria, d. Almerin-L. and Clarissa, Sept. 20, 1835. At Plymouth, Litchfield County, Connecticut.
James-Fernando, s. Almerin-L. and Clarissa, Dec. 17, 1844. John-Augustus, s. Almerin-L and Clarissa, Aug. 23, 1849. , s. William-C. and Rachel, Nov. 25, 1845.
ADAMS.
Fitts, s. Reuben and Sophia, July 16, 1815.
Henry-Parkhurst, s. Oliver and -, Sept. 23, 1819.
Marnilla, d. Reuben and Sophia, April 12, 1818.
Mary, d. Paris Bacon and Joel Adams, reputed father, Dec. 7, 1799.
Mary-Huntington, d. Alvan-T. and Bethiah-L., June 26, 1838. Polly, d. Reuben and Sophia, Aug. 26, 1816.
ALDRICH.
, s. Warren-L. and Sarah-B., Sept. 3, 1846. , d. Warren-L. and Sarah-B., Aug. - , 1847.
ALLEN.
Amos-Smith, s. Charles and Waty, July 30, 1827.
Charles, s. Charles and Waty, Aug. 23, 1828.
William, s. Charles and Waty, Feb. 16, 1830.
ALVERSON.
Louisa, d. George and Ruth, Aug. 18, 1826.
Ruth-Maria, d. George and Ruth, June 14, 1828. Susan-Experience, d. George and Ruth, May 20, 1822. BACON.
Betsey, d. Jonathan and Molly, July 22, 1786. Jonathan, s. Jonathan and Molly, May 29, 1784. Sumner, s. Jonathan and Molly, Jan. 22, 1790.
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BAILEY.
Daniel, s. Isaac and Betsey, March 19, 1785.
Isaac, s. Isaac and Betsey, May 25, 1788.
Jacob-Whitman, s. Isaac, Jr. and Jane, April 29, 1811. BAIRD.
Azubah, d. Thomas and Mehitable, Jan. 4. 1772. Azubah, d. Thomas, Jr. and Polly, April 3, 1792. Betsey, d. John and Sarah, Jan. 8, 1774. At Worcester. David, s. John and Sarah, Oct. 5, 1785.
Earll, s. John and Sarah, June 8, 1769. At Townsend. Frank-Theodore, s. Samuel-E. and Mary-Ann, July 17, 1846. Hannah, d. John and Sarah, Feb. 1, 1780. At Worcester. Jane-Relief, d. Thomas, Jr. and Sally, Jan. 27, 1824. John, s. John and Sarah, June 28, 1771. At Worcester. Lucinda, d. John and Sarah, June 30, 1782. Lydia, d. John and Sarah, Dec. 16, 1777. At Worcester. Mehitable, d. Thomas and Mehitable, March 25, 1778. Molly, d. John and Sarah, June 9, 1775. At Worcester. Patty, d. Thomas, Jr. and Polly, Jan. 20, 1790. Polly-Day, d. Thomas, Jr. and Polly, Jan. 11, 1804. Relief, d. Thomas, Jr. and Polly, Feb. 27, 1795. Sally, d. John and Sarah, Feb. 28, 1768. At Townsend. Samuel-Eddy, s. Thomas, Jr. and Sarah, Sept 27, 1821. Sophia, d. Thomas, Jr. and Polly, July 24, 1806. Thaddeus, s. John and Sarah, March 11, 1784.
Thomas, s. Thomas and Mehitable, Jan. 7, 1767.
Thomas, s. John and Sarah, July 5, 1789.
Thomas, s. Thomas, Jr. and Polly, Feb. 27, 1795.
Thomas-Nelson, s. Thomas, Jr. and Sarah, July 12, 1827. Thomas-Nelson, s. Samuel-E. and Mary-Ann, Sept. 25, 1848.
BAKER.
Gardiner, s. Preserved and Lydia, Jan. 26, 1801.
Gardiner, s. Preserved and Lydia, June 15, 1805. Nathan, s. Preserved and Lydia, Sept. 29, 1809. Oliver, s. Preserved and Lydia, Nov. 12, 1802.
BANCROFT.
Addison, s. Kendal and Betsey, Nov. 5, 1817. Albert, s. Jonas, Jr. and Nancy, Oct. 13, 1813. Alice-Comfort, d. Hervey and Mary, July -, 1837. Alice-Elizabeth, d. Hervey and Mary, Aug. 7, 1832. Almyra, d. of Warren and Polly, July 23, 1806. Almira-Salina, d. Timothy, Jr. and Mary, April 16, 1826.
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BANCROFT, continued.
Andrew, s. Warren and Polly, March 8, 1809. Antionette, d. Harvey and Mary, July 6, 1842. Asa, s. William and Mary, April 10, 1774. Betsey, d. Jonas, Jr. and Nancy, Nov. 13, 1803. Charles, s. Moses and Sally, Sept. 29, 1786. At Charlton. Charlotte, d. Nathan and Clary, Feb. 14, 1800. Charlotte, d. Nathan and Clary, Nov. 7, 1802. Chester-Parsons, s. Moses and Sally, May 6, 1789. Clarice, d. William and Mary, July 22, 1789. Comfort, d. Timothy and Mary, Jan. 11, 1786. Daniel, s. William and Mary, March 19, 1787. Eliza, d. Kendal and Betsey, Nov. 15, 1813. Elizabeth-Greenwood, d. Kendal and Betsey, May 1, 1824. Emma-DeFrance, d. Isaac-A. and Uranah-P., Dec. 23, 1846. Enoch, s. Hervey and Mary, Aug. 5, 1819.
Enoch-LaRoy, s. Hervey and Mary, Feb. 22, 1835.
Erastus, s. Timothy, Jr. and Mary, July 16, 1834. Esther-Ann, d. Hervey and Mary, Dec. 13, 1827. Eunice, d. William and Mary, Sept. 18, 1778. Eunice-Southgate, d. Rhominah and Mellison, Sept. 23, 1822. Franklin, s. Jonas, Jr. and Nancy, Sept. 30, 1805. Frederick, s. Alfred and Rosina, July 7, 1843. George-Edward-Knowles, s. Hervey and Mary, July 2, 1829. Name changed to George Bancroft, March 24, 1843. Henry-Hollis, s. Madison and Sally, June 24, 1847.
Henry-Kendal, s. Kendal and Betsey, Sept. 2, 1820. Hervey [or Harvey ?], s. Timothy and Mary, Nov. 11, 1796. Isaac-Augustus, s. Hervey and Mary, March 7, 1821. Jennison, s. Warren and Polly, March 13, 1811.
John, s. Moses and Sally, Aug. 17, 1778. At Charlton.
John, s. William and Mary, Dec. 29, 1784.
John, s. Jonas, Jr. and Nancy, June 28, 1815. John-Austin, s. Moses and Tamer, March 30, 1817.
Jonah-Stetson, s. Peter-M. and Relief, Nov. 6, 1822.
Jonas, s. Jonas and Sarah, Dec. 9, 1770.
Kitty, d. Kendal and Kitty, June 8, 1812.
Laura, d. Timothy, Jr. and Mary, March 25, 1828.
Lecte, d. William and Mary, Jan. 11, 1791.
Lucy-Chapin, d. Hervey and Mary, Nov. 11, 1823. Lydia-Whitney, d. Peter-Morris and Relief, July 20, 1816.
Madison, s. Jonas, Jr. and Nancy, April 19, 1810.
Malissa, d. Timothy, Jr. and Mary, April 23, 1832. Maria-Antoinette, d. Hervey and Mary, Nov. 7, 1839.
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BANCROFT, continued.
Martin-Hartley, s. Kendal and Betsey, Sept. 19, 1815.
Mary-Elizabeth, d. Smiley and Mary-C., Dec. 9, 1838. . Mary-Smith, d. Timothy, Jr. and Mary, June 3, 1821.
Mary-Urania, d. Isaac-A. and Uranah-P., July 19, 1850. Melita-Comfort, d. Peter-Morris and Relief, June 29, 1818. Molly, d. William and Mary, April 16, 1776.
Nancy, d. Jonas, Jr. and Nancy, May 29, 1819.
Nancy-Mehitable, d. Smiley and Mary-C., Feb. 11, 1841. Nathan, s. Jonas and Sarah, June 29, 1773.
Nathan, s. Nathan and Clary, July 29, 1806.
Nathaniel, s. Harvey and Polly, Oct. 7, 1795.
Nelson-T., s. Timothy, Jr. and Mary, June 14, 1830. Peter, s. Timothy and Mary, June 23, 1783.
Peter-Morris, s. Timothy and Mary, Feb. 20, 1789.
Phebe, d. William and Mary, Nov. 17, 1782.
Polly-Chase, d. Kendal and Kitty, Nov. 12, 1809.
Relief-Elder, d. Peter-M. and Relief, June 30, 1824.
Rominah, s. Timothy and Mary, July 24, 1801.
Ruth, d. Jonas and Sarah, Dec. 15, 1781.
Sally, d. Jonas and Sarah, Jan. 3, 1775.
Samuel-Clark, s. Timothy, Jr. and Mary, Dec. 9, 1828.
Samuel-Newell, s. Kendal and Betsey, July 2, 1822.
Samuel-Roswell, s. Timothy and Mary-S., registered June 27, 1845.
Sarah-Smith, d. Martin-H. and Lydia, March 22, 1840. Smiley, s. Jonas, Jr. and Nancy, Jan. 5, 1808.
Sophia-Adacia, d. Madison and Sally, Sept. 23, 1848.
Susanna, d. Moses and Sally, March 11, 1775. At Charlton. Thomas, s. William and Mary, July 22, 1780.
Timothy, s. Timothy and Mary, May 26, 1798.
Timothy-Rice, s. Timothy and Mary, May 19, 1794.
Timothy-Rice, s. Peter-Morris and Relief, July 23, 1820.
Violetta-G., d. Isaac-A. and Uranah-P., Oct. 9, 1844.
Warren, s. Jonas and Sarah, Feb. 20, 1779.
William, s. William and Mary, March 11, 1772.
William, s. Peter-Morris and Patty-Hart, Dec. 17, 1815. -, s. Albert and Rosina, March 28, 1345.
BARNARD.
Charles-Porter, s. John-G. and Betsey, Nov. 25, 1828. Cyrus-Gates, s. John-G. and Betsey, Sept. 2, 1815.
Daniel-Emerson, s. William and Alice, Aug. 26, 1826.
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BARNARD, continued.
Eliza, d. John-G. and Betsey, Sept. 14, 1813.
Eliza-Relief, d. John-G. and Betsey, entered Feb. 28, 1824. Elizabeth, d. William and Alice, Jan. 19, 1823.
Francis-Maynard, s. George-W. and Sarah, Nov. 9, 1846. George-Washington, s. John-G. and Betsey, May 27, 1812. Harriet, d. -- - and Feb. - , 1844.
Harriet-Newell, d. John-G. and Betsey, Aug. 10, 1827. John-Brooks, s. John-G. and Betsey, Nov. 20, 1817. Lewis, s. John-G. and Betsey, Feb. 9, 1819. Mary-Ann, d. John-G. and Betsey, Sept. 8, 1820. Prudence, d. John-G. and Betsey, June 29, 1825. Sarah, d. William and Alice, May 30, 1824.
William, s. William and Alice, June 8, 1821.
BARNES.
Benjamin-Franklin, s. Benjamin and Nancy, July 11, 1832. Elizabeth-Frances, d. Phenton and Fanny, registered June 12, I845.
Ellen, d. Phenton and Fanny, May 19, 1848.
Emma-Orilla, d. Phenton and Fanny, Aug. 23, 1850.
John, s. Benjamin and Nancy, Jan. 24, 1827. Josiah, s. Benjamin and Nancy, Dec. 16, 1829.
Mary-Adalaide, d. Phenton and Fanny, June 6, 1846.
Nancy, d. Benjamin and Nancy, May 4, 1824.
BARROWS.
Edner-Earl, d. Latimer-S. and Charlotte-S., Dec. 15, 1848. At Leicester.
Francis-Edgar, s. Alonzo-M. and Lydia, July 31, 1849. BARTLETT.
Anson, s. John and Eunice, Sept. 18, 1796.
Daniel-Estabrook, s. Anson and Isabella, Ang. 10, 1828.
Ellen-Tryphosa, d. Anson and Isabella, Oct. - , 1829. Esther-Waters, d. Anson and Relief, April 7, 1823. George-Estabrook, s. Joshua and Mary, Nov. 27, 1824. Isabella-Eliza, d. Anson and Isabella, May 31, 1831.
Joshua, s. John and Eunice, May 22, 1799.
Polly, d. John and Eunice, March 26, 1763. William-Hammond, s. Joshua and Mary, Oct. 27, 1823. BELKNAP.
Betsy, d. Zedikiah and Elizabeth, June 21, 1783. John, s. Zedikiah and Elizabeth, Jan. 28, 1779.
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BELKNAP, continued.
Lucy, d. Zedikiah and Elizabeth, Sept. 14, 1788.
Polly, { Twins Zedikiah and Elizabeth, Oct. 18, 1785.
Sally,
Zedikiah, s. Zedikiah and Elizabeth, March 8, 1781.
BENSON.
George-Otis, s. Harrison and Marilla, Aug. 24, 1846. BIGELOW.
John, s. Gershom, Jr. and Lydia, June 6, 1774.
Lydia, d. Gershom, Jr. and Lydia, Nov. 28, 1770.
Rebecca, d. Gershom, Jr. and Lydia, Nov. 18, 1778. Susanna, d. Gershom, Jr. and Lydia, Aug. 22, 1772.
Susanna, d. Gershom, Jr. and Lydia, Jan. 9, 1777.
BIRD.
Zoa-Odit, d. Edward and Zoa-O., July 20, 1850. BLANCHARD.
Amos, s. Asa and Lydia, Sept. 3, 1790.
BOND.
Oliver, s. Roxa, wife of Levi Lawrence, April 13, 1833. BONZEY.
Alexander-Lafayette, s. Alexander and Roxana, Jan. 7, 1825. Alexander-Putnam, s. Alexander and Roxana, July 13, 1826. Charles-Porter, s. Alexander and Roxana, Dec. 19, 1831. Clarissa-Ann, d. Alexander and Roxana, April 12, 1829. John-Arnold, s. Alexander and Roxana, May 11, 1818. Leonard-Riley, s. Alexander and Roxana, Aug. 13, 1820. Roxana-Alexandra, d. Alexander and Roxana, June 30, 1822. Zenas-Lockwood, s. Alexander and Roxana, July 14, 1815.
BOYDEN.
Elizabeth, d. Samuel and Sally, Aug. 15, 1805. Esther, d. Darius and Levina, Dec. 19, 1781. Hannah, d. Peter and Hannah, May 10, 1771. John, s. Samuel and Sally, Aug. 11, 1795. Joseph, s. Samuel and Sally, Sept. 18, 1801. Jubal, s. Samuel and Sally, June 18, 1797.
Levina, d. Darius and Levina, Sept. 29, 1783. Lewis, s. Samuel and Sally, Sept. 17, 1803.
Mary-Curtis, d. Peter and Phebe, March 5, 1829.
Peter, s. Samuel and Sally, Sept. 26, 1799.
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BOYDEN, continued.
Polly, d. Darius and Levina, Nov. 24, 1779.
Sally, d. Samuel and Sally, Sept. 26, 1807.
Samuel, s. Samuel and Sally, April 28, 1792.
Samuel, s. Samuel and Sally, July 24, 1793.
Submit, d. Darius and Betsey, Sept. 3, 1789.
BRIGHAM.
Waldo, s. Lydia How, Nov. 29, 1784. At Sutton. BROSNAHAN.
Julia, d. John and Mary, Feb. 11, 1848.
BROWN.
Sarah-Ann, d. James and Laura, Dec. 23, 1846. , -. James and Laura, April 16, 1844.
BUCK.
Joshua, s. Jonathan and Rachel, Sept. 19, 1762.
Rebecca, d. Jonathan and Rachel, March 30, 1761.
BUGBEE.
Daniel-Hewett, s. Dexter and Nancy-Maria, Feb. 28, 1837. Mary-Ann, d. Dexter and Nancy-Maria, June 23, 1835. BURNAP.
Ebenezer, s. Ebenezer and Thankful, June 9, 1785. Ebenezer-Tucker, s. Ebenezer and Ruth, July 2, 1818. Erasmus-Lilly, s. Ebenezer and Ruth, Dec. 17, 1813. Levina, d. Ebenezer and Thankful, March 8, 1 788. Mary-Henshaw, d. Erasmus-L. and Susan-R., April 22, 1837. Polly, d. Ebenezer and Thankful, Jan. 2, 1791.
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