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JOHN BOYD.
Worcester Ss. Oakham August 15, 1832
Personally appeared John Boyd Subscriber to the above declaration and made Oath in due form of law to the truth of the same-before me ---
SKELTON FELTON Jus. of the, Peace
Wm Coldwell for Asa French
I William Caldwell of Oakham in the County of Worcester and State of Massachusetts of lawful age do testify and say that I knew one Asa French in the year 1770 I also knew one Joshua Turner a miner under the said Asa French both then of Oakham and state aforesaid in the year 1775. a War tuck place in the United States and the said Joshua Turner enlisted in Capt Hazeltons Compy in Colº Fellowses Regt for eight monthes and marched to Roxbury and searved eight monthes for Asa French-in the year 1776, I further state that I knew the same Asa French then a Lieut. to searve two month and nine dayes in Capt Hows. Compy. in Colo Conveses Regt in the Revolution War in the State of New York-I further state that in the month of Sept 1777. we received newes that Gen1 Burgoin was marching through the Cuntry there was a call for men Asa French then being Lieut Volentered and a number of others with him and marched with him to Sarratoga.
WILLIAM CALDWELL
Worcester Ss. Oakham August 18, 1832 .-
Personally appeared William Caldwell, Subscriber to the above declara- tion, and made Oath in due form of law, to the truth of the same, before me-
SKELTON FELTON Jus. of the Peace.
IS
PAY ROLL CAPT ABNER HOW COMPANY IN COLO JAMES CONVESES RIGIMENT INCLUDING THE TIME ALOWED TO RETURN HOME
Names
Rank
Establish- ment pr. . Month
Date of Engagment
Date of Discharge
Distance from Home in Miles
Days Alowed to Return 20 Miles pr Day
Time of Ser- vice Includ- ing ye time Allowd to Return
Whole Amounts.
£ SD
1776
Sept
1776
Novm'
No
No
Ms Days
£ SD
Abner How
Capt
800
19
I6
168
8
2
6
17-12-0
Joseph Packerd
I Leut
5-8-0
Do
Do
Do
8
2
6
11-17-6
Asa French
2 Leut
5-8-0
- 178
9
2
7
12- I-I
William Boman
Sergt
2-8-0
168
8
2
6
5-5-6
Jesse Abbot
Sergt
2-8-0
Do
8
2
-
6
5-5-6
Silas Stone
Sergt
2-8-0
Do
Do-Do
5-5-6
Nicolas McCluer
Sergt
2-8-0
Joel Abbot
Corp
2-4-0
-
4-16-9
Samuel Medcalf
Corp!
2-4-0
Novem™
ye 13
168
8
2 -
3
4-12-472
William Bothwel
Corp1
2-4-0
ye 16
178
9
2
-
7
4-18-21/2
Eleazer Addams
privt
Do
168
8
2
6
4-8-0
Jesse Addams
Do
2-
Do
Do
2
6
4- 8 -.
John Ayres
2-
Do-Do
4- 8-
Elisha Bartlet
2 ----
2-
ye 14
2
2
Roger Bruce
2-
2
-
6
4- 8-
Comfort Barns
2-
Do
Do-Do
4- 8-
Samll Ball
2-
4-8~
Enoch Boutwel
2-
4-8-
James Bell
2-
178
9
2 -
7
4-9-4
Abraham Bell
Do
Do-Do
4-9-4
Jacob Brooks
2
4-9-4
Siles Bullard
2-
4-9~4
68
8
2 -
6
4-
Thomas Burnet John Cambel
2-
Do
Do
Do-Do
4-8-
-
7
4-18-21/2
Solomon Barns
Corp1
2-4-0
4-8-
Lemuel Bryant
4-2-8 3-
Asa Barns
2-
October ye 24 Novm 16
I
15
5-5-6
178
9
2
2-
Do
2-
William Deen Nathan Edson John Forbush James Forbush Henery Gilbert
4-8-
-
178
9
7 4-9-4
2-
Do
Do
2 - Do- Do
4-9-4
2-
2-
168
8
2 -
6
Lemuel Gilbert
2-
Do
Do
Do-Do
4-8
Ebenezer Goodail
2-
4-8-
Ephraim Harington
Octor
20
Jude Hamilton
Novemr 16
2 - 6
4- 8-
Moses Hastings
2 ---
do
Do-Do
4-8
Joseph Hatfield
2-
Thomas Hathaway
2-
178
9
2-
7
9-4
Jonathan Lamson
2-
I68
8
6
Joseph Marble
2-
Do
Do
Do
Do
8
Theophulas Pother
2-
8-
Samuel Palmer
2 --
Nathan Rude
2-
2 -
3
Jonathan Richardson
2 ---
2 -
6
Samuel Slayton
2-
13
2 -
3
Robert Stevenson
16
2 -
6
Ezra Torry
Do
Do-
Do
Joshua Tylor
2-
1
- 20
I - II
2-
Novem".
16
I - 14
Ebenezer Wright.
2.
do
2 - 6
Samuel Watson
Do- Do
Samuel Walker
2-
Thomas Wedge
2-
4-8 4-8-
Israil Whitney
2-
Septmr
24
2
I 6
4-1-4 4-8-
William Wood
2-
19
286-8 91/2
4-8- 4-8_ 4-
Benjamen Knights
2-
2 -
4- 8 4- 4 --
Decesd NomT 13 Discharge ye 16
4- 8- 4- 4- 4- 8- 4- 4- 4-8-
John Woolcut
2
Octor
Samuel Wood
Octor - 3 Septr ye 19
2.
4-8 4-8- 2-14-8 2-18-8 4- 8- 4- 8 4- 8-
Samuel Hinkly
2-
4-9-4 4-8
Do-Do II M
2-
2-14-8
2-
2-
2-
276
SOLDIERS OF OAKHAM
A PAY ABSTRACT OF CAPT HOW COMPANY
Rank
Time of Service
Establishment pr month
Whole Amount
M D
D
£ S d
I Capt
2-
6
8-0-
17-12-0
I Lut
2-
6
5-8-
11-17-6
I Dito
2-
7
5-8-
12- I-I
4 Sergt
2-
6
2-8-
21- 2-
2 Corp1
2-
7
2-4-
9-16-5
I Ditto
2-
6
2-4-
4-16-9
I Do
2-
3
2-4-
4-12-472
8 privets
2-
7
2-
35-14-8
32 Ditto
2-
6
2-
140-16-
2 Dito
I-
II
2-
5-9-4
2 Ditto
2- -
3
2-
8- 8-
I Ditto
2-
I
2 ---
4- 1-4
I Ditto
I-15
2-
3- 0-
I Ditto
1 14
2
2-18-8
I Ditto
2-2
2-
4- 2-8
286- 8-912
-
true Coppy attest
Asa French Comadand of Capt Hows Compy.
277
CAPTAIN ABNER HOW'S COMPANY
Of the fifty-nine men whose names are on the pay roll only three, the commissioned officers Abner How, Joseph Packerd and Asa French, are credited with this campaign in M. S. R.
Ten names, those of Enoch Boutwel, William Boman, Jacob Brooks, Roger Bruce, Thomas Burnet, Joseph Hatfield, Theophulas Pother, Samuel Slayton, Robert Stevenson and Ezra Torry, are entirely new, not appear- ing under any form or spelling in M. S. R. but all of these names except two, Jacob Brooks and Thomas Burnet, appear in the Brookfield Vital Records of the Revolutionary period. The name of Jacob Brooks is on the Oakham Town Records. Robert Stevenson appears to have been living in Oakham in 1775 (Brookfield V. R., 415, Oakham V. R., 100).
Of the remaining forty-six names, eighteen appear in M. S. R. as those of Brookfield men, credited with service either before or after 1776: Jesse Abbot, Joel Abbot, Eleazer Addams, Jesse Addams, Solomon Barns, Elisha Bartlet, William Deen, Henery Gilbert, Jude Hamilton, Ephraim Harington, Moses Hastings, Thomas Hathaway, Jonathan Lam- son, Joseph Marble, Samuel Watson, Thomas Wedge, Israil Whitney and John Woolcut. Ten others can be easily identified by entries in M. S. R., as those of men who were connected either before or after- wards with Brookfield companies: John Cambel, Lemuel Gilbert, Sam- uel Hinkly, Nicholas McCluer, Jonathan Richardson, Silas Stone, Joshua Tylor, Samuel Walker, Samuel Wood and William Wood.
Three names appear in M. S. R. as those of Oakham men credited with service before or after 1776: Siles Bullard, James Forbush and Samuel Medcalf. Five other men whose names appear in M. S. R. for earlier or later campaigns unassigned to any town are known from the Oakham Town Records to have been from Oakham: Abraham Bell, James Bell, William Bothwel, Nathan Edson and John Forbush.
John Ayres appears in M. S. R. for earlier or later campaigns from New Braintree, Samuel Ball from Worcester, Asa Barns from Lanesborough, Comfort Barns from New Ashford, Lemuel Bryant from Middleboro, Ebenezer Goodail from Royalston, Benjamin Knights and Samuel Palmer from Essex Co., and Ebenezer Wright from Templeton.
Nathan Rude, who was reported on the pay roll as deceased November 13, is probably the Nathan Rood of Brookfield (Brookfield V. R., 392, 401) who married Rachel Streeter in 1770.
The eleven Oakham men on the roll, Abraham Bell, James Bell, Jr., William Bothwell, Jacob Brooks, Silas Bullard, Nathan Edson, James Forbes, John Forbes, Asa French, Benjamin Knight, and Samuel Metcalf, are easily identified, being the only men credited with 178 miles distance from home. All of these except Nathan Edson and James Forbes are credited with this campaign on the Oakham Town Records. James Forbes probably went in place of Ichabod Packard, the only man whose name appears on the Town Records and not on the pay roll.
278
SOLDIERS OF OAKHAM
John French, 2d.
Born in Berkley, Mass., August 11, 1735, son of John and Marcy French, brother of Lieut. Asa French, and descendant in the fifth gen- eration of John French of Halsted, Essex Co., England, who settled in Cambridge, Mass., about 1637.
He served as a private from the towns of Berkley and Middle- boro, in probably eight campaigns: (1) in November, 1776, in Capt. Joshua Wilbore's Co., Col. Ebenezer Francis' Regt .; (2) from December 8, 1776, twelve days on a Rhode Island alarm, in Capt. Joseph Burt's Co., Col. Edward Pope's (Bristol Co.) Regt .; (3) from October 2, 1777, twenty-nine days on an expedition to Rhode Island, in Capt. James Briggs' Co., Col. Freeman's Regt .; (4) from January 10, 1778, two months twenty-three days in Rhode Island, in Capt. James Nichols' Co., of Col. John Daggett's Regt .; (5) May 6-9, 1778, on an alarm at Dartmouth, in Capt. John Barrows' Co., Col. Ebenezer Sprout's Regt .; (6) August 25 to September 1, 1778, nine days in Rhode Island, in Capt. Ebenezer Paull's Co., Col. John Daggett's Regt .; (7) September 6-12, 1778, on an alarm at Dartmouth, in Capt. John Barrows' Co., Col. Ebenezer Sprout's Regt .; (8) on the Rhode Island alarm of August 1, 1780, nine days in Capt. Abner Bourn's Co., Col. Ebenezer White's Regt.
John French, 2d, came to Oakham from Middleboro about 1792 bringing with him his father John French, then over ninety years of age. He lived on the Cheney Adams place till 1809 when he sold his farm to his son Isaac and afterwards removed to Stockbridge, Vt. Both he and his wife probably returned to Oakham before the end of the year 1816.
He was married July 24, 1766, to Hayden Shaw of Middle- boro and had nine children, all born in Middleboro: Rhoda, August 23, 1767, married Benjamin Green of Oakham in 1793; Hannah H., August 19, 1769, married Zenas Ripley of Oakham in 1805; Betsey, August 31, 1771, married her cousin John French, 3d, of Oakham, April 25, 1804; Nancy, July 6, 1773, married Woodward Berry of Stockbridge, Vt., in February, 1801 ; Isaac, June 1, 1775; Philena, March 5, 1777, married Alvin Lyon
279
THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR
of Braintree, Vt., January 20, 1807; Abigail (Nabby), March 6, 1779, married Arunah Gilbert of Stockbridge, Vt., January 29, 1800; Sarah, May 25, 1781, died November 4, 1783; Sarah Eaton, July 9, 1785, married Alvin Lyon of Braintree, Vt., February II, 1821. Mrs. Hayden (Shaw) French died July 18, 1787, and John French, 2d, was again married in 1797 to Patty Fitch of New Braintree.
Isaac French, only son of John French, 2d, married Catherine Davis of Oakham, January 14, 1808. Children born in Oakham : Charles, February 3, 1811, a lumber merchant ine Cleveland, in whose honor French Hall on the Oberlin campus was named; Nancy Davis, August 10, 1813, married Samuel G. Henry ; Edwin, June 18, 1817, who laid out the towns of Tippecanoe and Lancaster, Missouri, and was the first Representative of his county in the Missouri Legislature; Caroline Denny and Cath- erine Davis, twins, August 17, 1819.
John French, 2d, died at Oakham, September II, 1823. His wife Patty (Fitch) French died, also at Oakham, July 2, 1836.
Oakham V. R., 27, 73 [Frinch], 120. M. S. R., vi, 75 (15), 77 (5), 78 (3). Transcript of the Berkley Town Records in the possession of Miss Charlotte Crane, Taunton, Mass. French Family Records in the possession of Miss Mary A. French, North Brookfield, Mass. Worc. Co. Reg. of Deeds, cxxix, 442, clxxx, 243, cciv, 454. Bass, Hist. of Braintree, Vt., 163. Wright, John French, Jr., of Taunton, Berkley, Middleboro and Oakham, Mass., and his Descendants. [The two different dates of John French's marriage given here and on page 88 are explained by different interpretations of the note of his marriage in the Middleboro town rec- ords. See Wright, John French, Jr., p. 8, n.]
PAY ROLL OF CAP. WILLIAM CRAWFORD'S COMPANY OF GRENADIERS FROM OAKHAM AND NEW BRAINTREE.
Names.
Rank.
Time of Entry
Time of Discharge
Time of Service
Wages per month
Amount of wages
Rations per day at
Allowance for officers' rooms and privates' clothing and equipment
Am. of rations and clothing
Total Amount
William Crawford
Capt.
Oct. I
Nov. 3
34
$40
$45-33
$1.13
5
$51.46
James Allen
Ensign
.
34
20
22.66
1.13
5
28.79
Michael Lincoln
Sergeant
34
II
12.47
5.03
17.50
Stephen Lincoln
Sergeant
34
II
12.47
5.03
¥
17.50
Edward Woodis
Sergeant
34
II
12.47
5.03
17.50
James Conant
Sergeant
34
12.47
66
0.80
0
2.60
Sylvester Morse
fifer
Nov. 3
34
9
10.02
5.53
16
15.55
John Thompson
Drummer
34
9
10.02
5.53
15.55
Lot Conant
Drummer
34
9
10.02
5.53
=
13.82
Parley Ayres
Private
16
34
9.07
4.75
13.82
Jonathan Blake
Private
34
9.07
4.75
13.82
Hiram Barr
Private
34
9.07
4.75
13.82
Ebenezer N. Barr
Private
34
9.07
3.83
12.90
Roswell Converse
Private
34
9.07
"
4.75
13.82
Zenas Dow
Private
34
8
9.07
4.75
13.82
Daniel Dow
Private
34
8
9.07
4.75
13.82
Parley Grainger
Private
34
9.07
4.75
13.82
Ebenezer Howard
Private
34
9.07
4.75
13.82
Percival Hall
Private
34
8
9.07
4.75
13.82
·Charles T. Holmes
Private
34
8
9.07
4.75
13.82
Richard K. Marsh
Private
34
9.07
4.75
13.82
Jacob Pepper
Private
34
8
9.07
4.75
Ashbel Pepper
Private
34
8
9.07
4.75
13.82
8
9.07
4.75
15.55
George Mullet
fifer
Oct. 6
6
9
1.80
=
4.75
13.82
Mason Clark
Private
34
8
9.07
8
9.07
4.75
Daniel Flint
Private
€6
34
8
8
=
4.75
Elias Marsh
Private
34
8
9.07
66
13.82
Jonas Brimhall
Private
34
8
8
8
8
8
13.82
5.03
17.50
13.82
8
Seth Stone
Private
34
8
9.07
4.75
13.82
Isaac Stone
Private
34
8
9.07
4.75
13.82
Samuel Thrasher
Private
¥
34
8
9.07
4.75
¥
13.82
Fabian Tomlinson
Private
34
8
9.07
4.75
<4
13.82
Daniel Warner
Private
Oct. 5
5
8
1.33
0.62
1.95
Daniel Hunting
Waiter
Nov. 3
30
8
8.00
2.50
10.50
George Hunting
Waiter
30
8
8.00
2.50
10.50
Harlow Thrasher
Private
34
9.07
¥
4.75
13.82
8
In accordance with a resolution of the Massachusetts Legislature the State has recently printed "Records of the Massa- chusetts Militia in the War of 1812-'14." These records, which came into the possession of the State in 1881, were furnished by Mr. Z. K. Harmon, and were supposed to come from reliable sources, but Mr. Harmon's list of Capt. Crawford's Company of Grenadiers, given on page 93, seems to have been copied somewhat carelessly. Seven names of well-known members of the company appear on this list as follows : Michell Lincoln, Sylvester Marn, Ebenezer N. Bars, Hiram Bars, Jonas Brinkhall, Boswell Converse, and Charles I. Holmes. James Allen is ranked as Lieutenant and Michael Lincoln as Ensign. These offi- cers did not receive their commissions till December 20. John Adams' name is not found here, and does not appear on Capt. Crawford's Pay Roll for the month of October, given above. He may have been discharged at Boston, before October I, but it is more probable that he did not go with the company to Boston ; see page 162.
282
SOLDIERS OF OAKHAM
33d Iowa Infantry.
John Rice Crawford.
Mustered in, September 6, 1862. Mustered out, July 17, 1865.
Son of John and Sally (Moore) Crawford, was born in Rutland, Mass., September 29, 1833. His father, John Crawford, was son of Samuel and Huldah (Berden) Crawford, who were married in 1793. This Samuel was the son of Capt. John Crawford who served in the Revolutionary War. Sally Moore was the daughter of William and Sally (Rice) Moore, of Rutland, who were married May 8, 1803.
John R. Crawford came to Oakham with his parents when about one year old, and lived in Oakham till the age of twenty, when he removed to Springfield, Mass., and later went West. About 1859 he settled in Marshalltown, Iowa, where he had a general store. In the summer of 1862 he joined Co. D of the 33d Iowa Infantry, and was appointed Second Sergeant. Accord- ing to the Adjutant General's Report he enlisted from Oska- loosa, Mahaska Co., and his enlistment papers were dated September 6, 1862. He was promoted to Sergeant Major, April 16, 1863. The regiment was sent to Arkansas. In the battle at Jenkin's Ferry, on April 30, 1864, Crawford was severely wounded in the thigh, and left on the field by his own men. He was taken prisoner by the Confederates, and transferred to New Orleans, where he was exchanged not long before the close of the war. The regiment was mustered out at New Orleans, July 17, 1865, and officers not accounted for were mustered out as with the regiment.
After his discharge he returned North and located as a dentist in Davenport, Iowa. Later he removed to Nyack, N. Y., where he continued the practice of dentistry.
He was married at Nyack to Sarah Andrews of that place, and had one son, John Andrews Crawford, who was a musician.
John Rice Crawford never fully recovered from his wound. He died at Haverstraw, N. Y., February 21, 1892, in the fifty- ninth year of his age.
283
THE CIVIL WAR-33D IOWA INFANTRY
Mr. Crawford's military record was not known to the writer till the part of this book dealing with the Civil War had been printed. Another name is now to be added to the list of descend- ants of Capt. John Crawford born or brought up in Oakham who served in the Civil War. See page 71.
INDEX
The General Index contains all names of Oakham soldiers, and of such ancestors and descendants of the same as are mentioned in this book; also the Regiments and Companies in which Revolutionary soldiers from the town served, arranged alphabetically by the names of their Colonels and Captains, under the general headings: Regiments in the Revolutionary War, and Companies in the Revolutionary War. The names of soldiers whose biographies are given, and the pages on which they are to be found, are indicated by full-faced type.
Following the General Index is a separate Index of Towns.
GENERAL INDEX
PAGE
Abbott, Jesse
274, 277
Abbott, Joel
274, 277
Abbreviations
34
Adams. See also Addams.
Adams, Austin
140
Adams, Dr. Charles
142,
189,
200, 231
Adams, Charles (son of above) 232
Adams, Charles H.
209
Adams, Charlotte
189,
232
Adams, Clayton C.
255
Adams, Ella D. (Green)
209
Adams, Eva A. (Stone)
255
Adams, Henry
231
Adams, Ignatos
31
Adams, Jacob 22, 27, 29, 30, 31, 35, 55, 119
Adams, John (of '12)
160, 281
Adams, John
. 231-232
Adams, Lydia (Mrs. Jacob) ..
35
Adams, Marietta (Pierce)
... 232
Adams, Nathan
.27, 35-36
Adams, Nathan (of Medway)
36
Adams, Sally
. 196, 222, 241
Adams, Sarah (McAllister) 189, 231
Adams, Susanna
94
Addams. See Adams.
Addams, Eleazer
274, 277
Addams, Jesse
274, 277
Alden, John
36
Alden, Nathaniel Butler
36
Alden, Prudence (Butler) 36 Allen, Abiah (wife of Andrew) 139
Allen, Abigail
(daughter
of
James)
165
Allen, Abigail
(daughter
of
Jesse)
37
Allen, Amy Ann 228
Allen, Andrew
Allen, Bethiah
139
46
Allen, Chloe
37
Allen, Emily Kimball
65
Allen, Ephraim
80
Allen, George
165
Allen, Hannah
37
Allen, Hannah H. (Parker) 37, 165
Allen, Hannah Merriam
...
165
Allen, James (father of Jesse) 36, 46
PAGE
Allen, James 37, 106, 158, 160, 164-5, 280, 281
Allen, James (son of James) .. 165 Allen, Jesse 23, 27, 28, 29, 30, 33, 36-37, 38, 46, 115, 116, 120, 128, 139, 162, 164, 196, 215
Allen, Jesse (son of James) .. 165
Allen, Louisa
165
Allen, Louisa Parker
165
Allen, Lucinda
37
Allen, Lucy (daughter of Jesse) 37
Allen, Lucy (daughter of
James)
165
Allen, Maria
165
Allen, Martha Bird
165
Allen, Mary (Bothwell)
38, 50
Allen, Mary L.
165
Allen, Mehitabel
139
Allen, Nathaniel
36
Allen, Nehemiah, Jr. 29, 32, 37-38, 50
Allen, Nehemiah, Sr. 31, 37, 38, 40, 66
Allen, Olive
37
Allen, Parnal
.37, 116, 166
Allen, Polly L. (Crocker) .. 37,
165
Allen, Ruth
I20
Allen, Salome
150
Allen, Samuel
36
Allen, Stoughton Willis
165
Allen, Susanna
(daughter
of
Nehemiah, Sr.)
66
Allen, Susanna
(daughter
of
Ephraim)
80
Allen, Thomas
57
Ames, Abner Craft
39
Ames, David
69
Ames, Elizabeth
39
Ames, Elizabeth
(Hall)
39
Ames, Hannah
39
Ames, Lucy
39
Ames, Jacob
20, 27, 38
Ames, James
.22, 27, 33. 38-39
Ames, James (son of James)
39
Ames & Fobes
69
Amherst College 178, 207, 211, 248
Amsden, Bertha Florence
248
Anderson, Elizabeth
75
Andrews, Sarah
282
Arms, Hudson L.
172
Allen, Abigail (Willis)
.37,
164
288
SOLDIERS OF OAKHAM
PAGE
Arms, Rhoena Augusta (Rice) 172
Arnold, Clementin L. 205
Ashby, Addie M. 18I
Ashley, Lucinda 152
Austin, Page .. .6, 7, 41, 266
Authorities for Civil War ... 174 Authorities for War of 1812 .. 158
Authorities for War of Revo- lution 34
Ayres, Charles Perley 165
Ayres, Eunice Harriet
81,
165
Ayres, Grace Mason (Tidd) . 165
Ayres, Harriet W. (Knight) .. 165
Ayres, Hiram
165
Ayres, Jabez (of New Brain- tree) 165
Ayres, Jabez (of Newbury) 165
Ayres, John
274, 277
Ayres, Katherine Amelia 165
Ayres, Louisa Allen
81, 165
Ayres, Moses O.
.7, 215, 266
Ayres, Parley. See Perley ... 280
Ayres, Perley .... 82, 160, 165, 280
Ayres, Sarah Grace 165
Backus, Rev. Charles 170
Bacon, Abigail
97
Ball, Mary A.
263
Ball, Samuel
274, 277
Bangs, Thankful
89
Banister, Rachel
128
Banks, Ann 40
Banks, Azubah (McMains) 39, 40
Banks, Elizabeth 40
Banks, James .. .21, 23, 27, 39, 40
Banks, Martha (White) 39
Banks, Mary
40
Banks, Noble 40
Banks, Sarah
40
Banks, William 22, 27, 28, 33, 37, 39-40
Barns, Asa .274, 277
Barns, Comfort 274, 277
Barns, Solomon 274, 277 Barr, Abigail (Macomber) 207, 208
Barr, Addison William 208 Barr, Davidson 192
Barr, Ebenezer N. 160, 280, 281
Barr, Henry G.
208
Barr, Hiram
160, 280, 281
Barr, James, Jr.
160, 162
Barr, John, Jr.
207
Barr, Lucy A.
192
Barr, Lydia Alvira
240
PAGE
Barr, Mary Josephine 208
Barr, Molly (Bridges) 207
Barr, Sumner . 106, 169, 207 Barr, Susan B. (Robinson) ... 208 Barr, William Robinson 14, 207- 208
Barrett, Helen S. F. 260 Bars, Ebenezer N. See Barr, Ebenezer N. 281
Bars, Hiram. See Barr, Hiram 281 Bartlett, Abigail (Waterman) 150 Bartlet, Elisha 274, 277
Bartlett, Perez Waterman ... 150 Bassett, Abigail (Stone) ... 40, 14I Bassett, Heman 22, 27, 40-41, 14I Bassett, Heman (son of Heman) 40 Bassett, Joel 40
Bassett, Patty 40
Bassett, Roxena 40
Bassett, William
40
Batt, Elizabeth (Correy) 41
Batt Hill 41
Batt, William 41
Beard, Augustus Field 81
Beard, Betsey (Field) 81
Beard, Daniel
81
Beard, George Miller 81
Beard, Lucy
170
Beard, William Spencer 81
Beebe, Richard
69
Bell Family
41-43
Bell, Abraham 23, 27, 30, 42, 108, 274, 277
Bell, Mrs. Abraham (Joslin) .. 42
Bell, Agnes
86
Bell, Anna (Osborn)
....
.42, 43
Bell, Anna Osborn (daughter
of above) 42
Bell, Elizabeth (Campbell) 43
Bell, Hannah (White) 43 Bell, James 19, 27, 28, 41, 42, 43, 83, 86, 134, 274, 277
Bell, James, Jr. 23, 30, 42-43, 79, 108, 277
Bell, Janet
53
Bell, John
.27, 30, 43, 108
Bell, Martha (Crawford) ... 41, 86
Bell, Melinda
42
Bell, Patty Crawford 42
Bell, Polly Davis 42
Bell, Samuel
19, 30, 43, 108
Bellows, Lissy
43
Bellows, Ruth
124
Bellows, Silas
20, 27, 28, 43
INDEX 289
PAGE
Bemis, James C. 267
Bemis, Sophronia 201
Bennett, Eleanor 153
Benson, Hannah
Benson, John 76
76
Bent, Betsey 223
Berden, Huldah . 246, 282
Berry, Benjamin
45
45
Berry, Esther
.45, 169
Berry, Esther (Woodward) 44, 45
Berry, Eunice
45
Berry, Inez
Berry, John 189
Berry, Joseph
Berry, Lydia . 19, 20, 25, 44, 45
Berry, Nancy (French) 278
Berry, Sarah (Powers) 44
Berry, Sheers 21, 25, 31, 44-45, 87, 180
Berry, Woodward .45, 278
Bigelow, James
31, 45
Bigelow, John C. 201
Black, Abraham
45
Black, Anna (Parmenter) 47
Black, Bethiah 46
Black, Bethiah (Allen) 46
Black Family 45-47
Black, George 19, 20, 33, 46, 48, 94
Black, George, 2d 48 Black, Grace .61, 62
Black, James 29, 46
Black, Mary (McIntyre) 45
Black, Rebekah (Lyon) 46
Black, Sally (Blair) 48
Black, Stewart 19, 20, 22, 28, 46-47 Black, William ... 19, 20, 27, 46, 47 Blackman, Hannah ... .. 65, 66, 67 Blair, Annie (Bullard-Hagar) . 48
Blair, Asa 47
Blair, Asa (nephew of above) 48 Blair, Hosea . 48
Blair, James 21, 22, 28, 29, 31, 47-48, 105
Blair, James (of Scotland) 47
Blair, James (son of James) .. 48
Blair, Mrs. James (Pepper) 47
Blair, Joseph (brother of James) 47 Blair, Joseph (son of James) 48
Blair, Katy 48
Blair, Lucy 48
Blair, Polly 48
Blair, Sally 48
Blair, Sarah 153
PAGE
Blair, Sarah (Joslyn) 48
Blake, Flora 242
Blake, Jonathan 160, 280
Blake, Mrs. Joseph (Warren) 231
Blake, Mary 181
Bodfish, Benjamin II4 Bodfish, Hannah . . . 92, 114, 117
Bodfish, Lydia (Crocker) II4
Bolton, Apollos 31, 48
Bolton, Daniel 74
Bolton, Deborah (Washburn) 49
Bolton, Elias
31, 48
Bolton, Jane (Thompson)
49
Bolton, Nathaniel, Jr. [Bullard] 27, 49, 81
Bolton, Nathaniel (father of above) 49
Bolton, Oliver 49
Bõman, William
. 274, 277
Bond, Amy A. (Chase-Earle) 246
Bond, N. D. .
246
Bothwell, Alexander, Ist 49
Bothwell, Alexander, 2d 27, 28, 29,
38, 49-50, 51, 52, 65, 77, 155, 226 Bothwell, Alexander, 3d 19, 21, 27, 28, 29, 30, 50-51, 70
Bothwell, Charlotte (Rock-
wood)
52, 226
Bothwell, Cheney 52, 226
Bothwell, Electa (Rockwood) 52
Bothwell, Ernest S. 227
Bothwell, Eunice (Harper) ... 52
Bothwell, James ..... 27, 28, 50, 51 Bothwell, John 19, 23, 27, 28, 29, 50, 51-52, 148
Bothwell, John, Jr. (son of above) 52
Bothwell, Lizzie J. (wife of Sylvander = Mrs. Poland) 227
Bothwell, Lucretia 52 Bothwell, Martha A. (Mead) .. 227
Bothwell, Mary
38, 50
Bothwell, Mary (wife of Alex- ander, 3d) 51
Bothwell, Mary (Wilson) 5I
Bothwell, Prudence 50 Bothwell, Rachel 50 52 Bothwell, Rebecca (McFarland) Bothwell, Rebecka 52
Bothwell, Reuben 52
Bothwell, Sally (Prouty) 51
Bothwell, Sarah
50
Bothwell, Susannah
52
Bothwell, Sylvander ... 52, 226-227
19
45
45
Berry, Ephraim
290
SOLDIERS OF OAKHAM
PAGE
Bothwell, Sylvester 226
Bothwell, Sylvester Rockwood 227
Bothwell, William 19, 23, 27, 29, 35, 50, 52, 130, 149, 274, 277
Boutwel, Enoch
.274, 277
Bowman, Rhoda
81
Boyd Family 53
Boyd, Abbie F. (Lovell) 227
Boyd, Annis (Poland) 227
Boyd, Bessie M.
228
Boyd, Cheney
53, 227
Boyd, Isaac M.
53, 227
Boyd, James 20, 26, 27, 30, 31, 32, 53-54, 167, 227
Boyd, Janet (Bell) 53
Boyd, John 19, 22, 27, 31, 33, 53, 54, 272, 273
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