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31. Job, s. John 16, m. Lurania Curtis, lived in -- , and had 1. Fred'k. of Hinsdale, Mass., has Andrew, John, and Henry, all in Ohio. 2. Job, of Williamsville, Erie Co., N. Y., has Samuel L. 3. John C., Mar. 1797, Judge of Chester, Meigs Co., Ohio, is m. and has Levi S., Joseph D., and Henry P. Lost 3, d. young. 4. Sam'l. L., d. ae. 12. 5. Marcus L., at Coolville, Athens Co., Ohio, has Marcus P. - There were 4 das., but their names have not been sent.
32. Wm. A., s. John 16, m. 1, Katharine Spaulding, and 2, Sally Hall, and sett. first in Plainfield, Ct., and then in Ohio, where he d., leaving ch., among whom was a son, who was drowned some years since, while acting as Agent for removing the Indians be- yond the Miss'i. We understand that there were 12 ch. in all, viz : 7 sons and 5 das.
33. Joshua, s. Josh. 17, m. Marg't. Bonney, of Pemb., Sep. 23, 1773, and conducted the Forge known as Barstow's Forge, until his removal to Exeter, N. H., ab. 1795, where he d. Dec. 22, 1821, ae. 73, and his wid. Oct. 26, 1825, ae. 80. ch. : b. in H. 1. Ezek'l., July 23, 1774. 2. Betsey, Dec. 12, 1776, m. Simon Magoun, Esq., of E. Kgs'n., N. H., and d. in 1840, having had 9 ch., of whom Josh. B., was an eminent M. D., at Woodville, Miss., where he d. in 1838, and Cyrus S. is also an M. D., and Sup't. of the State Hosp'l. at Natchez, Miss. 3. Marg't., Sep. 5, 1780, m. Wm. Graves, and d. at Gilmanton, N. H., 1817, leaving 3 ch. 4. Joshua, Ap, 6, 1782, m. Hannah Webster, of E. Kgs'n. and d. in 1811, leaving 2 das. 5. Calvin, June 10, 1784, d. ae. 12. 16. Charles C., Jan. 25, 1786. 7. Sophia, bap. Sep. 18, 1788, m. Brackett Johnson, of Ports'h., N. HI., and d. in 1814, leaving an inf. son.
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34. Lt. Sam'l., s. Dea. Sam'l. 18, m. 1, Huldah House, Jan. 27, 1759, and 2, Sibyl Hatch, Jan. 15, 1792, who d. Mar. 25, 1820, ae. 79, and he May 4, 1826, ae. 92. Lived in H., on King st., and is described as " a man of infinite jest ; spry as a boy, even at the age of 70, and as full of his jokes." He was Select- man from 1765-'67-in 1772, and in 1776, and '77. ch. : 1. Sam'l., July 15, 1757, d. in the Rev. Army, at Rox'y, Jan. 31. 1776. 2. Job, Oct., 17, 1758, d. unm., in Sharon, Ct., in 1790. 3. Jo- seph, July 10, 1760. 4. Huldah, July 29, 1763, m. Asa Towns- end, Dec. 7, 1796. 5. Philip, Feb. 29, d. Dec. 28, 1765. 6. House, Aug. 16, 1767, d. young.
35. Charles, s. Dea. Sam'l. 18, m. Sally Stockbridge ? and lived and d. in Taunton, Mass., over 50 yrs. ago. ch. : 1. Charles, d. unm. 2. Stockbridge, m. a Carver, and left a son Charles, now living in T. 3. Sally, m. a Carver. 4. Lydia, not m.
36. Seth, s. Dea. Sam'l. 18, m. Ruth Allen, of Martha's Vine- yard, where he lived for a time, and thence moved to Mattapoisett, and thence to Sharon, Ct., in 1777, where he d. in 1822, and his wife in 1816. He was a shipwright by trade. ch. : 1. Allen, Sep. 2, 1767. 2. Peggy, Sep. 1769, m. Dan'l Lindsley, ab. 1793, and d. ab. 1822, leaving ch. 3. Olive, Nov., 1771, m. Silas St. John, in 1795, and is living in Sharon, Ct. 4. Mary, Feb., 1775, m. Reuben Calkins, and d. ab. 1837, leaving ch. 5. Samuel, May, 1777. 6. Seth T., Oct. 30, 1779. 7. Betsey, Dec., 1781, m. Thos. B. Beebe, and d. ab. 1847, leaving ch. 8. Gamaliel H., 1783 ? 9. Charles, 1787, was m., and d. in 1816, leaving 1 daughter.
37. Capt. Daniel, s. Dea. Sam'l. 18, m. Betsey Tilden, July 4, 1771, who d. Mar. 8, 1826, ae. 77, and he Feb. 25, 1842, ae. 98. Lived on King st., where his son Daniel resides. He is described by Hon. G. H. Barstow, as " a gent. of the old school, dressed in cocked hat, long blue coat, breeches, and long boots, fastened at the knee by a strap and buckle." This was in 1809. He was Selectman in 1786, and Capt. of one of the old Military Com- panies prior to 1800. ch .: 1. Betty, Aug. 1, 1772, m. Walter Rogers, Mf'd., Oct. 21, 1794. 2. Dan'l., Ap. 28, 1774. 3. Lucy, Aug. 21, 1777, m. Barnab. Stetson, Ab'n., Oct. 10, 1802.
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4. Sally, and 5. Grace, July 30, 1780. The latter d. May 12, 1849. 6. Lydia, Oct. 17, 1786, d. May 12, 1822. 7. Nabby, June 27, 1791, m. Eph'm Stetson, Ab'n., Dec. 21, 1813.
38. Michael, s. Joseph 19, according to letters received from Geo. Barstow, Esq., of N.Y., was a gunner in the Rev. Army, and was at the battle of Bunker Hill, in the Regt. of Col. Trott, of Hebron, Ct., and afterwards was at Trenton and Monmouth, also at Prince- ton and White Plains. He was in the army 6 yrs., and was in the celebrated winter encampment at Valley Forge. Leaving " the tented field," he m. Ruth, only da. of Capt. Abbot, of " Lebanon Crank, Ct.," ( a shipmaster, who was shot on the deck of his own vessel in an engagement, ) and bro. of Dr. Walter Abbot, of Salem, Mass. Her mo., after her husband's decease, lived in Thetford, Vt., m. Dea. Avery, and moved to Orford, N. H., where they " kept about the first public house in that town," She d. in Thetford, ae. 92. Mr. Barstow, after his m., moved first to Campton, N. H., and thence to Haverhill, N. H., where he d. June 28, 1837, ae. 85, and his wid. 3 mos. after, ae. 84. In person, he was of a medium size, with a " Roman face and nose ;" a large, high, broad forehead ; a head of fine brown hair, which flowed down and curled around his neck ; and at the age of 60 he had not one grey hair. He was exceedingly athletic and nimble ; and at the age of 70, stood upon a level piece of ground, and sprang upon the back of a wild colt that had never been ridden. At the age of 84, he mowed in the field all the forenoon, with his hired man. He received a pension from Gov't., for many years previous to his decease. "The prominent traits in his character were courage and piety ; and he died as he had lived, a Christian soldier, and an honest man." ch .: 1. Wm .; 2. Henry; 3. Chas. 4. Thomas ; 5. Nancy, d. ; 6. Ruth, d.
39. Dea. Samuel, s. Joseph 19, m. Lucina Wright, of Colum- bia, Ct., Dec. 13, 1781, and sett. on a sterile tract of land, in the outskirts of the town of C., where he spent his days, in frugality and industry, and accumulated, by his own labor, an estate of $30,000. He d. Feb. 27, 1846, ae. 86, and his widow still sur- vives, at the age of 88 ; her descendants being so numerous, that she is able to say, " arise daughter, and go to thy daughter, for
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thy daughter's daughter hath a daughter." She is bright, and intelligent, and takes the charge of her own household, and of her invalid son, doing much of the labor herself, and is a highly worthy and respectable lady. She was m. at the early age of 16. Her husband was chosen Dea. of the Ch., in C., in 1802, and his religious character is ably set forth in the interesting Tract, No. 112, rub. by the Am. Tr. Ass'n. He was of a cheerful disposi- tion, liberal to the poor, upright in all his conduct, and a " con- sistent Christian." His death was peaceful, and the consolations of Christian hope attended him to the last. ch .: 1. Lydia, Dec. 13, 1782, m. Dea. Benj. Lyman, of Columbia. 2. Elvira, Nov. 4, 1784, m. Oliver Payne, of Lebanon, Ct. 3. Randall, Oct. 13, 1786. 4. Sally, Sep. 19, 1788. 5. Hubbard, July 5, 1791. 6. Lucian, July 10, 1793, m. a da. of Chester Hunt, of Windham, Ct., and d. in 1819, leaving 1 da. 7. Sam'l., July 15, 1797, an invalid. 8. George, d. in 1819, ae. 21.
40. Thomas, s. Thos 21, sett. in Scit., on the farm known as the Fox Hill Farm, adjoining the North River, where some of his descendants still reside. Like his ancestors, he was engaged principally in shipbuilding, at the family yards on the North River. He m. Lydia Sylvester, and d. Sep. 1, 1834, and his wid. Jan. 19, 1840. ch .: 1. Thos., Jan. 2, 1783. 2. Lydia, Aug. 29, 1785, m. Thos. Green, of N. Bed., Mass., who d. She yet lives in N. B., and her son, Thos. Barstow Green, in S. Scit. 3. Ellinor, Feb. 27, 1788, d. in Scit., Dec. 17, 1846. 4. Re- becca, Oct. 24, 1790, m. Gideon Richmond, of N. Bed., and has 1 son in N. B. 5. Barker, May 12, 1793, d. Oct. 1, 1811. 6. Olive S., Aug. 3, 1795, m. Capt. Thos. Waterman, of S. Scituate.
41. Nath'l., s. Thos. 21, m. Elizab., da. Hon. Joseph Cushing, of H., Aug. 31, 1786, and sett. in Me., where he d. in 1798. He was engaged in ship-building, on the Damariscotta river. ch. : 1. Betsy C., bap. Sep. 14, 1788, m. Gilbert Brooks, of Scit., and d. in Medford, no ch. 2. Deborah, bap. July 11, 1790, d. unm., in Camden, Me. 3. Mary, bap. May 22, 1791, m. 1, Rev. Thos. Cochran, of Cam den, Oct. 10, 1808, and had ch. ; and 2
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Ralph Conway, and lives in C. 4. Joseph C., lived and d. in Litchfield, Me. ; was m., and had ch. 5. Nath'l. ? in Me. 6. Ruth. F
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m. Betsey, da. of Capt. Robt. L. Eells, and is yetliving in H, in the 90th year of his age, ab. ¿ of a mile S.W. of the Four Corners, on his farm, known as the " Broad Oak Farm," and in the house built by himself, in 1799. He has been a valuable citizen ; an enterprising ship- builder ; was Selectman in 1797 and '98 ; Representative from 1808 to 1810 ; and has held the military offices of Lieut., Capt., Major, and Col. ; and though now the frosts of 90 winters have gathered upon his brow, and the infirmities of age are upon him, his mind retains, to a remarkable degree, the power of memory, and we have derived from him valuable aid in the preparation of some portion of this work. His w. d. in 1851, in the 91st year of her age. ch .: 1. Sarah, May 21, 1788, m. Joseph. S. Bates, Oct. 2, 1820, and lives on Broadway. 2. Betsey E., Sep. 22, 1789, living with her fa. 3. John, Feb. 17, 1791. 4. Jane, July 24, 1792, m. David Hersey, of H., Nov. 12, 1816, and d. Ap. 4, 1847. 5. Hannah, Jan. 27, 1794, living with her fa. 6. Edward, Aug. 27, 1795. 7. Robert, Feb. 1, 1797, d. unm., in Falmouth, Eng'd., in 1818. Mariner. 8. Capt. Benjamin, Dec. 15, 1799. Has been sett. as a merchant, at the South, but is now a shipmaster, in N. Y. Not. m. 9. Salome, July 24, 1801, m. Capt. Haviland Torrey, of Pemb., Oct. 1, 1826, and has had 5 ch., of whom are living 2 sons, Benj. Barstow, and Herbert.
43. Dea. Elijah, s. Thos. 21, m. 1, Lucy, da. Capt. Robt. L. Eells, Nov. 8, 1798, who d., and 2, Diana Everson, of Kigs'n. Lived in Scit., on his father's place ; was a shipbuilder, and farmer ; and for many years Dea. of the central Church in H. IIe d. in 1842, and his wid. returned to Kigs'n. ch .: 1. Nath'l., Aug. 16, 1799. 2. Lucy E., bap. June 6, 1801, m. Ozen Josselyn, now of Bos'n. 3. Elijah, bap. Sep., 28, 1806. 4. Edwin. 5. Abby, m. Capt. Thos. H. C. Barstow, of H. 6. Andrew.
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44. James, s. James 22, m. Sarah Leavitt, of Pemb., and was killed during the great gale of Sep. 23, 1815, at Kigs'n., by the fall of a plank from the staging of a ship, on which he was at work. ch. : 1. James, Nov. 25, 1786. 2. Calvin, July 26, 1791. 3. John. 4. Solomon, d. unm. 5. Sally, m. 1, a Gibbs ; 2, a Freeman ; and 3, a Bryant. 6. Rhoda, d. ae. 15. 7. Betsey, m. 1, Elisha C. Stetson, of H., Jan. 14, 1816, who d. ; and 2, Lewis Litchfield, and lives in H. 8. Ruth K., m. Elijah S. Ewell, Oct. 29, 1815. 9. Charlotte, m. Marcus Robinson, of E. Bridg'r., Ap. 29, 1820. 10. Joanna, m. Stephen Faunce, of Pemb.
45. Joseph, s. James 22, m. Lydia Soule, of Dux'y, July 16, 1786, and d. in D., July 15, 1834, and his wife Jąn. 31, 1812. ch : 1. Joseph, Aug. 14, 1787, m. Nancy, da. Capt. Eden Wads- worth, of D., Ap. 22, 1812, and d. in Prov., R. I., Ap. 22, 1813, leaving a da., Beulah W., who m. Francis Barstow, of Matta- poisett. 2. Peleg, Oct. 22, 1788, m. Mary Robbins, of Va., in 1810, and his w. is d. No ch. 3. Samuel, Nov. 8, 1791. 4. Mehitable, Jan. 17, 1793, m. Joseph Howland, of Hanson, Ap. 9, 1815. 5. Ichabod, Mar. 15, 1794. 6. Richard, Mar. 26. 1796. 7. George, Sep. 28, 1798. 8. Susan, Jan. 9, 1801, m. John Washburn, of Kigs'n., Sep. 18, 1817, and lives in Matt't. 9. Wilson, Feb. 11, 1803. 10. Briggs, May 11, 1805. 11. Daniel, July 23, 1807, d. in 1834. Left no ch. 12. Thos. Sep. 12, 1809, is m., and lives in Hudson, N. Y. 13. Lydia S., Jan. 4, 1812, m. Chas. Curtis, of E. Ab'n.
46. Wm., s. Jas. 22, m. Lydia Simmons, and lived in Pemb. ch .: 1. Benj. 2. Wm. 3. Jehiel, is m., and lives in Provincetown, Mass. 4. Lewis. 5. Lydia, m. Levi Washburn, E. Bridg'r. 6. Ruth, d. ae. 23. 7. Rogers L., July 15, 1811. 47. Rev. George, s. James, 22, grad. at B. U., in 1801, " holding a high and respectable standing in his class ;" studied Theol. with Rev. Perez Forbes, of Raynham ; and sett., in 1803, in that part of Pemb. now H'n., where he was devoted to his pro- fession, and discharged its duties to the acceptance of his people, until his death, which took place, Feb. 11, 1826, ae. 51. He m. Sarah, da. Gideon Barstow, of Rochester, Nov. 26, 1801, and
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she survives, and resides in Bridg'r. ch. : 1. George W., Aug. 13, 1802. Fitted for Coll., was afterwards Cl'k., in Bos'n., and there d. July 23, 1834. 2. Sarah W., Sep. 2, 1805, m. Nahum Stetson, Esq., s. Capt. Abisha Stetson, Nov. 13, 1828, and d. Aug. 17, 1842, having had George B., Oct. 10, 1830. Sarah L .. June 7, 1834. Nahum, jr., Dec. 14, 1836, and Wm. B., Mar. 20, 1839. 3. Jane W., Dec. 8, 1810, m. Capt. Edwin W. Barstow, Sep. 11, 1834. 4. Lucy A. F., Jan. 4, 1818, m. Na- hum Stetson Esq., July 4, 1823, and has Lucy A., Oct. 12, 1848, and Helen F., Dec. 16, 1850.
. NOTE .- Mr. S. is the intelligent, and gentlemanly Agent of the Iron Works, at S. Bridg'r. and also of the Wey'h. Works, and as a man of business enterprise, has few equals in the State. He was Rep. to the State Leg., from 1837-39 ; Director of the F. R. R. R .; President of the Bristol Co. Bank; and Director of the Cape Cod R. R .; and in the walks of private life, for integrity, courtesy, affability, hospitality, and all the qualities which make up the true gentleman, he is well known to all who have the pleasure of his acquaintance.
48. Jacob, s. Jacob 23, m. a Young, of Scit., lived in Bos'n. and was prob. owner, with Alex. Vannevar, of a tomb in Copp's hill burial ground, in 1819. ch .: 1. Jacob, m., lived in Boston, and was Inspector of Fish, of the firm of Barstow and Vinton, and d. in B., leaving ch. 2. Alice, m. a Pierce. 3. Abigail, m. Calvin Lewis, of Mf'd.
49. Charles, s. Jacob 23, m. Abigail, or Nabby Perry, of Pemb., Ap. 10, 1796, and d. May 4, 1829, and his wid. yet survives. ch .: 1. Burden, Dec. 15, 1797, d. unm., in N. Orleans, in 1830. 2. Wm. C., May 9, 1801. 3. Abigail, or Nabby, Sep. 20, 1803, m. Win. Josselyn, of Pemb., Oct. 10, 1822. 4. Charles, Aug. 13, 1805. 5. Thos. H. C. 6. Caroline, m. John O. Hudson, of E. Bridg'r., Feb. 4, 1833.
50. Gideon, s. Gideon 24, m. 1, Ann Mead, Oct., 1782, who d. Sep. 12, 1798 ; and 2, Deborah Loring, May, 1800, and d. in Matt't., Feb. 3, 1849, ae. 88, and his wid. in June, 1851, ae. 79. Lived in Mattapoisett, was a shipbuilder by trade, and was a member of the Convention for revising the Const'n. of Mass., in 1820. ch .: 1. Gideon, Sep. 7, 1783. 2. Jane, Oct. 31, 1785, m. Dan'l. B. Loring, in 1805, and d. in Aug., 1813, leaving Mary, who m. Western G. Robinson, of Fairhaven, and Ann, who m.
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James Robinson, of F. 3. Samuel, Dec. 15, 1787, d. May 27, 1803. 4. Zaccheus M., Jan. 1, 1790. Living in M., unm. 5. Anne, Mar. 25, d. Dec. 5, 1792. 6. Mary, Sep. 28, 1793, d. Oct. 6, 1801. 7. Benjamin, Feb. 18, 1796. 8. Wilson, Feb. 17, 1798.
51. Wilson, s. Gideon, 24, m. Susanna P., da. Rev. Jona. Moore, of Roch'r, Mass., Oct. 30, 1791, and lived first in Matt't, and then in N. Y., where he d. Jan. 20, 1850, ae. 84, and his wife Ap. 3, 1848, ae. 78. Mr. B. was for some years a ship- master, and for about 20 years, an extensive ship-builder, in the place of his nativity ;- in private life, distinguished for his bene- volent character, and the activity of his mind ; and publicly, for his energy in business, and his integrity. Like many others, who were engaged in active affairs from 1800 to 1805, he suffered severely from the check in business which followed the Embargo Act of 1807, and from the reverses incident to that event, he never after fully recovered. ch .: 1. Susanna P., May 22, 1793, d. 1798. 2. Caleb, Mar. 8, 1795. 3. Lucy, Mar. 3, 1797, d. ae. 7. 4. Jona. M., Mar. 25, 1799, d, in N. Or's., Jan. 19, 1826, being Cl'k. of a Count'g. House, in N. O. 5. Henry W. Mar. 7, 1801. 6. Wm. P., Ap. 20, 1803. Drowned, Dec. 28, 1829, on his passage from Trieste to N. Y'k. He was a ship- master. 7. Sam'l., June 9, 1805. 8. Anna S., Oct. 23. 1810, m. Joshua L. Pope, Merch't., of N. Y'k., and has 3 sons and 2 daughters.
52. Benja., s. Caleb 25, m. Rebecca Hammond, Ap. 25, 1800, and lives in Matt't., where, and in N. Bedf'd., he has been dis- tinguished as a master shipbuilder. He has been Rep. from Roch'r to the Gen. Court. ch. : 1. Benj. F. Mar. 28, 1801. 2. Caroline, Jan. 24, 1803, d. Sep. 3, 1804. 3. Edwin, June 15, 1805, d. Mar. 26, 1824. 4. Nathan H., Oct. 5, 1807. 5. Caro- line, Dec. 19, 1812, d. Sep. 25, 1813. 6. Elizab. P., Nov. 28, 1814, d. Dec. 13, 1816. 7. Henry, Dec. 3, 1817. 8. Susan C., May 29, 1820, m. David H. Cannon, of Matt't., and has Mary H., May 18, 1852.
53. Elias, s. Caleb 25, m. Mary, da. John and Rebecca Wood, Sep. 14, 1800, and d. in Prov. R. I., Oct. 28, 1840, and his w.
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who was b. Dec. 21, 1778, d. May 25, 1834. He was a ship- wright by trade, and built a number of vessels in Prov. He was a strictly temperate man through life, and a Trustee of the Meth. Ch., to which office he was elected in 1821. ch .: 1. Ann E. Aug. 9, 1801, m. Thos. Hathaway, Dec. 25, 1821, lives in Prov., and has Ann E., 1822, Thos. Z., 1824, Sarah A, 1826, Elias B., 1829, Wm. H,, 1835, and Achsah B., 1838. 2. Edwin, Ap. 14, 1803. 4. Elias, Feb. 26, 1805. 4. Thos. Oct. 16, 1807. 5. Rebecca W., Ap. 4, 1810. 6. Wm., July 10, 1812. 7. Sarah B., July 6, 1814, m. Allen F. Manchester, of Prov., Feb. 2, 1834, and has Mary B., 1834, Sarah F, 1837, Geo. F., '39, Julia G., 41, Abby E., '43, Thos. A., '45, Emma M.,'49, and Albert C., '50. 8. Achsa, Dec. 22, 1816.
54. Wm., s. Caleb 25, m. Waity Reynolds, of Wickford, R. I., ab. 1809, and has been a clergyman of the Meth. denom., but owing to the loss of his voice, has been unable, for some years, to attend to the duties of his profession. He lives in Philad. ch. : 1. Elizab., d. young. 2. Wm., d. young. 3. Sarah, m. Rev. Josiah Litch, in 1836, and has 2 ch. living, Wilbur F., and Josiah L. 4. Joseph S., d. young. 5. Joseph M., Mar., 1824/ A dentist by profession, and is living in Philad., unm.
55. Nath'l., s. Caleb 25, m. 1, Sophia Chaffee, Dec. 2, 1810, who was b. Nov. 25, 1792, and d. July 6, 1817 ; and 2, Martha Randall, May 4, 1818, who was b. Nov. 6, 1791. Mr. B. d. in Providence, Nov. 3, 1849, and his wid. survives. He was a man of respectability. ch. : 1. Nathan C., Feb. 16, d. June 1, 1812. 3. Hon'l. Amos C., Ap. 30, 1813. 3. Paris, Nov. 25, 1815. Lost at sea, Dec. 15, 1830,-a bright and promising youth. (By 2d.) 4. Eph'm. R., Sep. 21, 1819.
56, Curtis, s. Sam'l 27, m. Eliza, da. Jno. Parker, of Cant'y. Ct., in 1812, and d. July 4, 1826, ae. 44. ch. : 1. Hannah, 1813, d. in Norwich. 2. George, 1815, d. in N., July 20, 1852, leaving a wid. and 2 ch. 3. Eunice, 1818, d. Dec. 5, 1834, 4. Katharine, 1819, d. young. 5. Martha, 1821. Living in Norwich. 6. Orra, 1823. Living in N. 7. Charles, 1825. Living in N.
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57. Simon, s. Sam'1, 27, grad. B. U., 1808, but having the misfortune to lose the sight of one eye, he relinquished his design of stud. Theol, and sett. in Delaware, as a Teacher; m. Hannah Frazier, of D., Aug. 24, 1818, and d. at Wilmington, Oct. 24, and his wid. at Newcastle, Del., Aug. 26, 1829, ae. 40. ch. : 1. Sam'l., Sep. 8, 1819. Lives in Woonsocket, R. I. 2. Hannah S., May 23, 1821, m. A. J. Bulkley, and lives in Louisville, K'y. 3. Elizab. V., May 11, 1824, d. Feb. 3, 1828.
58. Spaulding, s. Sam'l. 27, m. Temperance E. Holmes, da. Dr. H., of Woodstock, Ct., who d. June 14, 1823, ae. 25. ch. : 1. Sarah S., m. Col. Geo. Saltonstall Stoddard, of W. 2. Emma, m. Rev. Geo. Langdon, A. M., of Hartford, Ct., and has 3 ch. 3. Mary E .. d.
59. Elisha P., s. Sam'l. 30, m. Mary P., da. Andrew and Mary Rogers, of Augusta, Me., and d. in Cant'y., Ct., Sep. 28, 1850, ae. 57. ch. : 1. John P., of Norwich, Ct., m. Abig. T. da. Geo. and Lucretia R. Sharpe, of Pomfret, Ct., Aug. 28, 1850, and is engaged in the mf. and sale of Hardware, being of the firm of Backus and Barstow, of N. 2. Susan B., m. Arthur F. Drink- water, Esq., lawyer, of Ellsworth, Me, Sep. 18, 1848. 3. Mary F., m. John Backus, of Norwich, Ct., Aug. 21, 1851. 4. Elizab. R., 1841. Lives with her mother, in Ct.
60. John, s. Sam'l. 27, m. 1, Harriet, da. Josiah and Sarah Parkes, of Cant'y., Ct., Mar. 1818, who d. Sep. 27, 1822, ae. 23; 2, Eliza S., da. Dr. Jno. Fitch, of Clinton, N. Y., who d. at Bridgeport, Ct., June 3, 1840 ; and 3, Jane. da. Dr. John Fitch, in 1841. Mr. B. lives in Bridgeport, Ct. ch. : 1. Josiah P., July 6, 1821, d. July 7, 1822. (By 2d.) 2. John F., in Cal'a. 3. Samuel. F., at Williamstown Coll., Mass. 4. Isaac B., d. 5. Charles. 6. Simon, printer, at Jamestown, N. Y. (By 3d.) 7. Kate. 8. Harriet E. 9. Susan B. 10. Wm. F.
61. Septimus, s. John 28, m. and lived in Hadley, Mass., where he d. Dec. 16, 1843, ae. 42. ch .: 1. Luther. 2. Elias B. 3. Olive C. 4. Orrelia. 5. Harriet. 6. Susan, d. 1851.
62. Calvin, s. John 28, m. Orra Herrick, of Cant'y., Ct. ch .: 1. Luther. 2. Olive. 3. John. 4. Harriet. 5. Emma.
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63. Ebenezer, s. John 28, m. Lacy Learned, of New Braintree, Mass., Sep. 12, 1811, and lives in Scotland, Ct. ch .: 1. Fidelia, m. Jno. A. Kellogg, of Vt., who d. in 1846, and she is a wid. with 4 ch., in Miss'o. 2. Sarah L., m. Homer Thayer, of Thompson, Ct., lives in E. Douglass, Mass., and had 1 ch., wh. d. 3. Timo. D., was a merchant, at St. Louis, Mo., where he d. May 23, 1852, ae. 31. 4. Martin Luther, 1833, with his fa.
64. Rev. Zedekiah S., s. John 28, grad. at Yale, 1813., stud. Theol. at N. Haven, under Rev. Pres. Dwight, and taught Hop- kins Acad., in N. Haven, until licensed to preach. Thence went to N. Y'k., and was Ass't. in the High School, under the care of Jno. Griscom, LL.D., and in 1816 and '17, was Tutor at Ham. Coll., N. Y., during which period, a second A. M. degree was con- ferred upon him. During his last year at Ham. Coll., Pres't. Backus, decs'd., and Mr. B. preached in the chapel to the students, until Pres't. Davis was chosen, in Aug., 1817. In Feb. 1818, he rec'd. a call to sett. at Keene, N. H., and July 1, was ord. as Pastor of the Ch. in that place, where he yet remains, having en- joyed such health as to be prevented from preaching but four Sabbaths in 34 years ! He has been, for twenty years, a memb. of the Board of Kimball Acad'y. ; of the Board of Dart. Coll., since 1834, at which Coll. the degree of D.D., was conferred upon him, in 1849 ; Trustee and Sec'y. of Keene Acad., since its inst'n. ; many years Sec'y. of the Gen'l. Ass'n. of Cong. and Presb. Min's., of N. H. ; Cl'k of the Cheshire Conf. of Ch's., for 20 years ; a Corp. Memb. of the A. B. C. F. M. ; and one of the Sup. Com. of the Pub. Schools of Keene, for 30 years. He m. Elizab. F. Blake, of Westboro'. Mass., Aug. 19, 1818, and has 1. Timo. D., July 17, d. Dec. 22, 1820. 2. Wm., Sept. 8, 1822. Grad. A. B., in 1842, A. M., 1845, and M. D., 1848, and is in Cal'a. 3. Elizab. W., July 24, 1824, d. Jan. 3, 1832. 4. Josiah W., June 21, 1826. Grad. A. B., 1846, and M. D., 1852, and is Ass't. Phys'n. of the Hosp'l. at Blackwell's Island, N. Y. 5. John, Feb. 21, 1828, lived but 1 hour.
65. Ezekiel, s. Joshua 33, m. Mary Conner, of Exeter, N. H., Nov. 28, 1799, and returned to Hanover, his native place, in 1805, and there d. Jan. 10, 1815, and his wid. and ch. returned
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to Exeter, where she d. Oct. 4, 1845, ae. 67. ch .: 1. Almira, Sep. 27, 1800, m. a Collins, of New Lond'n., Ct. No ch. 2. Mary J., Feb. 10, 1803, m. a Nichols, of Haverhill, Mass., and has 7 ch. 3. John C., Feb. 6, 1805, m. Lucretia Moore, of Danvers, Mass., and is sett. as a farmer, in Groton, N. H. No ch. 4. Joshua, Mar. 6, 1808, d. in Oroquimbo, Texas, in 1836. 5. Marg't. F., Mar. 27, 1810. An instructress, in Alabama. 6. Ezekiel Hale, May 17, 1815.
66. Chas. C., s. Joshua 33, m. Sophia, da. Chas. Fanning, Esq., of Griswold, Ct., Jan. 1, 1809, and d. in Dover, N. H., Jan. 31, 1828, and his wid. in Kgs'n., N. H., Dec. 23, 1833, ae. 52. ch .: 1. Catherine, Sep. 18, 1810, m. Benj. Magoun, of Kgs'n., in 1830, and d. Oct. 29, 1838. No ch. 2. Mariah, May 3, 1812, d. June 4, 1814. 3. Charles, Ap. 28, 1814, m. Martha M. Taylor, of Bangor, Me., is Cl'k. in Bos'n., and has Annie D., and another ch. 4. Frederick, Mar. 7, 1816, d. in Chas'n., S. C., Sep. 12, 1838. 5. Henry H., Mar. 6, 1819, d. June 21, 1822. 6. Ari- annah, Feb. 20, 1821, m. Aaron Whittemore, Esq., of Pemb., N. H., Dec. 13, 1840, and has Sophia F., '42, Ariannah B., '44, Aaron B., '46, d. '49, Aaron, '49, Adaline, '50, and Jno. C., '52. 7. Henry H., Sep. 23, 1823, m. a Holloway, of Eng'd., resides in Palermo, Sicily, and has 2 ch. 8. Marg't. A., Mar. 20, 1825, m. J. M. Turner, in 1842, lives in Warren, Pa., and . has 3 ch.
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