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1813. Wm. Wheeler, Daniel Knight, Wm. Virgin.
1814. Wm. Wheeler. Abel Wheeler, Peter C. Virgin.
1815. Wm. Wheeler, Peter C. Virgin, Abel Wheeler.
1816. Wm. Wheeler, Daniel Knight, John Thompson.
1817. John Thompson, Abel Wheeler, Aaron Virgin.
1818. Abel Wheeler, Aaron Virgin, Kimball Martin.
1819.
Wm. Wheeler, Wm. Virgin, Aaron Virgin.
1820. Wm. Wheeler, Moses F. Kimball, Francis Cushman.
Moses F. Kimball, Francis Cushman, Abel Wheeler.
1821. 1822. 1823. Wm. Wheeler, Abel Wheeler, John Rolfe.
Moses F. Kimball, Wm. Wheeler, Abel Wheeler.
1824. Moses F. Kimball, Joseph H. Wardwell, John Thompson.
1825. Moses F. Kimball, Alvin Bolster, Curtis P. Howe.
1826. Alvin Bolster, Curtis P. Howe, Rufus Virgin.
Solomon Crockett, Hezekiah Hutchins, Jr., William Virgin.
1827. 1828. Solomon Crockett, Hezekiah Hutchins, Jr., Nathan Knapp.
1829.
Solomon Crockett, Hezekiah Hutchins. Jr., Nathan Knapp.
1830. Solomon Crockett, Hezekiah Hutchins, Jr., Nathan Knapp.
1831. Moses F. Kimball, Alvin Bolster, Curtis P. Howe.
1832. Moses F. Kimball, Alvin Bolster, Lyman Rawson,
1833. Lyman Rawson, Nathan Knapp, Rufus Virgin.
1834. Lyman Rawson, Moses F. Kimball, Otis C. Bolster.
1835. Lyman Rawson, James H. Farnum, David Kimball.
1836. James H. Farnum, David Kimball, Simeon Fuller.
1837. James H. Farnum, Simeon Fuller, Nathan Abbot. 1838. Moses F. Kimball, John M. Eustis, Nathan Abbot. 1839. John M. Eustis, Alvin Bolster, Simon Parlin.
1840. Simon Parlin. Porter Kimball, Stephen Farnum.
1841. Rufus Virgin, John Rolfe, David Kimball.
1842. James H. Farnum, David Kimball, Samuel Barker.
1843. James H. Farnum, Hezekiah Hutchins, Jr., Timothy Walker.
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1844. James HI. Farnum, Hezekiah Hutchins, Jr., Timothy Walker.
1845. Timothy Walker, Alvin Bolster, Amos Dwinel.
1846. Timothy Walker, Amos Dwinel. Asa S. Howard.
1847. Timothy Walker, Amos Dwinel, Asa S. Howard.
1848. Amos Dwinal, John Howe, Rufus Virgin.
1849. Timothy Walker, Amos Dwinal, Rufus Virgin.
1850. Timothy Walker, Rufus Virgin, David Blanchard.
1851. Rufus Virgin, David Blanchard, Joseph E. Colby.
1852. Otis C. Bolster, David Blanchard, David Kimball.
1853. Otis C. Bolster, David Kimball, Charles E. Virgin.
1854. James Bullock, Charles E. Virgin, Frye HI. Hutchins.
1855. Joseph E. Colby, Frye H. Hutchins, John Martin.
1856. Joseph E. Colby, Frye II. Hutchins, Thomas J. Bisbee.
1857. Nathan S. Lufkin, Thomas J. Bisbee, Samuel HI. Wood.
1858. Nathan S. Lufkin. Samuel II. Wood, D. D. W. Abbot.
1859. Joseph E. Colby, D. D. W. Abbot, Patrick Hoyt.
1860.
William Irish, Patrick Hoyt, Jonathan K. Martin.
18GI.
William Irish, Jonathan K. Martin, Frye HI. Hutchins.
1862.
Timothy Walker, Frye II. Hutchins, Henry Abbot.
1863. Timothy Walker, Frye H. Hutchins, Henry Abbot.
1864. Timothy Walker, Henry Abbot, O. W. Blanchard.
1865. Timothy Walker, O. W. Blanchard, William Irish.
1866. William Irish, J. K. Martin, George W. Perry.
1867. J. K. Martin, George W. Perry, P. M. Putnam.
186S. J. K. Martin, P. M. Putnam, Calvin Howe.
1869. J. K. Martin, P. M. Putnam, George W. Perry. 1870. P. M. Putnam, George W. Perry, N. S. Farnum.
1871.
Timothy Walker, N. S. Farnum, Henry Abbott.
1872.
Timothy Walker, Henry Abbot, John Swain.
1873. 1874. Henry Abbot, Waldo Pettengill, Henry M. Colby.
J. K. Martin, Henry M. Colby, JJohn Howe.
1875. Waldo Pettengill, JJohn Howe, L. G. Roberts.
1876. Waldo Pettengill, John Howe, L. G. Roberts.
1877. Waldo Pettengill. John Hiram Howe, Wilson Thomas.
1878. John H. Howe. Wilson Thomas, Waldo Pettengill.
1879. M. N. Lufkin, H. F. Abbott, Fred A. Porter.
1880. Waldo Pettengill, Fred A. Porter, John Howe.
1881. Waldo Pettengill, Henry Abbot, John Howe.
1882. Waldo Pettingill, Fred A. Porter, William H. Farnum.
1883. Fred A. Porter. William H. Farnum, C. W. Kimball.
1884. William H. Farnum, M. N. Lufkin, Fred A. Barker.
ISS5. Waldo Pettengill, Fred A. Porter, Samuel L. Moody. 1886. Waldo Pettengill, Fred A. Porter, Samuel L. Moody.
1887. Waldo Pettengill. Samuel L. Moody, Jere HI. Martin. 1888. F. A. Barker, F. H. Bartlett, Samuel L. Moody.
ISS9. F. A. Barker, F. II. Bartlett, John E. Elliot.
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CIVIL COMMISSIONS.
The following citizens of Rumford have received commissions from the Governor of the State for the offices named. Many of them received several reappointments, but the dates here given represent the first time appointed. The term Justice of the Peace represents also Justice of the Peace and Quorum :
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Joseph Adams, 1824; Nathan Abbot, 1838; Alvan Bolster, 1825; Francis Cushman, 1820; Solomon Crockett, 1828; John M. Eustis, 1839; Wm. Frost, 1834; James H. Farnum, 1839; Colman Godwin, 1826; Eben T. Goddard, 1835; Hezekiah Hutchins, 1827; Curtis P. Howe, 1828; Hezekiah Ilutehins, Jr., 1838; Francis Keyes, 1821; Moses F. Kimball, 1822; David Kimball; Lyman Rawson, 1830; Aaron Stevens, 1829; Peter C. Virgin, 1821; Joel C. Virgin, 1835; Jonathan Virgin, 1837; Wm. Wheeler, 1820; Abel Wheeler, 1828; Joseph H. Ward- well, 1832; Timothy Walker, 1838; Isaac Whittemore, 1839; David F. Adams, 1842; Henry Abbot, 1848; Samuel V. Abbot, 1858; Wni. W. Bolster, 1858; Zenas W. Bartlett, 1847; Joseph E. Colby, 1851 ; James M. Dolloff, 1847; Joseph W. Elliot, 1853; William Elliot, 1858; Joshua Gra- ham, 1848; Alvan B. Godwin, 1849; Ajalon Godwin, 1851; Asa S. How- ard, 1842; Joseph T. Hall, 1841; Sullivan R. Hutchins, 1859; Patrick Hoyt, 1857; Charles A. Kimball, 1841; Albion K. Knapp, 1847; David Knapp, 1858; Jacob B. Leach, 1840; Orrin H. Lufkin, 1848; Nathan S. Lufkin, 1855; I. Atwood Putnam, 1855; Thomas Roberts, 1849; Charles H. Silver, 1848.
CORONERS. David H. Farnum, 1829; Colman Godwin, 1821; Hezekiah Hutchins. Jr., 1831; Porter Kimball, 1833; Simon Virgin, 1824; Phineas Wood, 1821; William Frost, 1847; Asa S. Howard, 1842; David H. Adams, 1842; John Martin, 1847; Florus H. Bartlett, 1881.
TRIAL JUSTICES. Peter C. Virgin, 1860; Sullivan R. Hutchins, 1887 ; Charles A. Kimball, 1887; Mareius Knight, 1883; Henry A. Small, 1887.
DEDIMUS JUSTICE. Lyman Rawson, 1839; Peter C. Virgin, 1820; Moses F. Kimball, 1829; Wm. Wheeler, 1820.
TO SOLEMNIZE MARRIAGES. Joseph Lufkin, 1821; Daniel Gould, 1821; Geo. L. Burbank, 1876; Patrick Hoyt. 1866; Richard Vivian. 1872; Luther Walcott, 1862.
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JUSTICE OF COURT OF SESSIONS. Peter C. Virgin, 1830; William Wheeler, 1820.
COUNTY ATTORNEY. Peter C. Virgin, 1838, 1841.
Those who held commissions as Justice of the Peace before the Separation from Massachusetts, were, Peter C. Virgin, Benjamin Rolfe, William Wheeler, Francis Keyes, Moses F. Kimball and Joseph Adams.
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CHAPTER XXXII.
EARLY ROADS.
OR more than a dozen years after the settlement of this town, there was no road between here and Portland, by the way of Paris. A settlement on Paris Hill was begun about the time that the first settler came to Rumford, and a few years later, a road had been laid out and built between Paris and Portland, by way of Poland and New Gloucester, but Paris was for some time its northern terminus. There was a path through the woods to Rum- ford. It followed up the little Androscoggin river to Bryant's Pond, then struck off to North Woodstock, and for several miles was along a peculiar ridge of land, very early, and to the present time, called the "Whale's Back." Persons frequently passed through the wilderness between the settlements on the Androscog- gin and the Jackson settlement, as Paris Hill was then called, on foot and sometimes on horseback. The distance was not far from twenty miles, and there was no intervening habitation or clearing. In winter, the journey was generally made on snow-shoes.
In 1795, the inhabitants of New Pennacook petitioned the Court of General Sessions, which held its terms in Portland, for the loca- tion of a road from the southeast corner of Paris, by way of a place called " Stony Brook," and "Biscoe's Falls." to the northwest corner of Paris, and from thence through township number 3 to the south line of New Pennacook. The prayer was granted, and the following persons were appointed to locate the road : Nathaniel C. Allen, Isaac Parsons, Ichabod Bonney, John Greenwood and Peleg Chandler. The following are some of the points named in the minutes of the survey : " Beginning at a hemlock tree in the easterly line of Paris standing in the center of the County road to be located and laying two rods on each side of the corner; thence to a point opposite Solomon Shaw's house ; thence to a point opposite Abner Shaw's barn ; thence to a point opposite Benjamin Hammond's barn ; thence to the center of a county road formerly laid ont to the center lot in Paris ; thence on said road 155 rods to the end thereof ;
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thence to the bridge over Swift brook; thence to the north end of the bridge over Fall brook ; thence to a stake and stones on the easterly bank of the little Amariscoggin river at Biscoe's Falls ; thence across said river to a spruce tree, &c., &c., to the northwest corner of Paris ; thence through number 3 to the southerly end of a ridge called ' Whale's back ;' thence on said ridge to the northerly end thereof near a brook, and thenee to a Norway Pine tree stand- ing in the southerly line of New Pennacook." The Commissioners were eleven days in loeating this road and the entire expense, in- cluding seven days labor by Lemuel Jackson, Jr., and six by Nicholas Chesley, was $99.00. The road here described, and which was opened within a year or two, did not follow the old spotted line and path through Number 3, now Woodstock, but passed over the high lands of that town, where the Bryants soon after began a settlement, and intersected the old foot-path at North Woodstoek. In 1802, on petition of Francis Keyes of Rumford, and also parties in Bethel and Paris, the Court of Sessions appointed Michael Little of Lewiston, a committee to repair the road between Paris and Rumford, through Number 3. Mr. Little owned lands in Number 3, now Woodstock, which accounts for his appointment.
One of the earliest roads built in Rumford, was on the south side of the Great Androscoggin river, to connect with a road to Peru and Jay. The town of Jay then included the present town of Can- ton. There is no record of the location of this road by order of the Court of Sessions, and it was probably laid out and built by the settlers. It was built prior to 1788, for Samuel Titeomb of Wells wrote a letter that year, in which he stated that a road had lately been cleared out from Butterfield to New Pennacook and Sudbury, Canada. Butterfield Plantation then ineluded the present towns of Sumner and Hartford, but just where the road here described entered the Pennacook road, the oldest inhabitant does not know. Between 1784 and 1802, several down river roads were located to connect with the "Pennacook road" as it is invariably called in the records of the Court of Sessions. In 1802, a road was located by Isaac Parsons, Jedediah Cobb, Abijah Buek, John Greenwood, Peter Chandler and John Thompson, a committee appointed by the Court of Sessions, from Isaac Bonney's well in the town of Sumner to the Pennacook road in Jay. Most of the committee were of New Gloucester, but Abijah Buck was of Buekfield, and John Thompson who was the Surveyor of the party, was of Rumford.
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The road from Paris to New Pennacook is the only one on record as having been laid out by order of the Court of Sessions to accom- modate the settlers of this town. In 1805, the county of Oxford was organized, and county roads in Rumford were thereafter located by the County Commissioners. The Paris and New Pennacook road was only located to the Southerly line of Rumford, where it doubt- less connected with a system of roads located and built by the town. It is much to the credit of the early settlers here, that they located and cleared out their own highways, constructed their own bridges, and had no help from the county of Cumberland.
CHAPTER XXXIII.
DEATHS IN RUMFORD.
YTTHE following deaths of Rumford people are from the records of the Congregational Church, and down to eighteen hundred and fifty-two, and in the handwriting of Rev. Eliphalet S. Hopkins.
1840.
Aug. 17, Mrs. Dolly Bolster; Sept. 9, Asa Farnum ; Oct. 9, Mrs. Asa Howard; Mrs. Aaron Stevens ; Abiel Stevens : Nov. 9, Mr. Wakefield ; Asa Howard ; Dec. 28, Nathan Adams ; Oct., two children of David Abbott : Cyrus Small's child ; Mrs. Chew ; Mrs. Ackley ; Mrs. Robert Hinkson ; Mr. Richardson ; S. Hall ; Mrs. Hoyt ; Mrs. Kyle; Mrs. Richard Caldwell ; child of Otis Howe ; Mrs. Robinson ; Mr. Chapman.
1841.
Oct. 6, Mrs. Treadwell ; Mrs. Burgess and sister ; Nov. 2, Eldad Howard; Nov. 29, Dr. Simeon Fuller.
1842.
January 18, Mrs. Greenleaf ; Feb. 6, child of Otis C. Bolster ; old Mrs. Ackley ; Apr. 6, child of Gardiner Hoyt ; May 14. Mrs. Otis Howe ; children of John Graham, Wheeler Farnum, Melanethon Wheeler ; Eben Virgin ; July 1, Mr. F. Putnam, Mrs. Osgood Eaton ; Mr. Rice Morse ; children of Jeremiah Wardwell and Isaac
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Hall ; Sept. 10, child of Anson Farnum; Sept. 2, Thatcher God- dard ; Oct. 15, Almira Green.
1843.
Mrs. Joshua Graham ; Sarah Virgin ; Miss Harris ; June, Mrs. Thomas ; child of J. Kennison ; Aug., Mrs. J. Thompson, Green- leaf Stevens ; Nov. 17, Henrietta L. Bolster ; Mrs. Morse ; Dec. 9, child of Francis Cushman ; Dec. 28, Francis Cushman.
1844.
Apr. 3, Mrs. Trumbull ; Apr. 9, Mrs. Richardson ; May 27, child of Timothy Holt; child of Hazen Keach; Aug. 8, child of Esther Wood ; Aug. 17, Nancy Kimball ; child of Wheeler Farnum ; Nov., wife of Wheeler Farnum ; Dec. 1, child of Hiram Abbot.
1845.
March, Nancy Howe; Solomon Martin ; April, Samuel Lufkin ; Mrs. Kimball Martin ; Phineas Wood; Calista Green ; Sept. 9, Cornford Cushman ; Jeremiah Virgin ; child of A. K. Knapp ; Oct. 24, Richard Dolloff, aged 91; Mr. Israel Putnam ; child of E. Hinkson ; Nov. 14, Charles Adams ; child of Cyrus Elliot.
1846.
Ezra Smith, Esq. ; March 24, child of Joseph Moody ; May 1, child of Gardiner Hoyt; June 9, Moses Wardwell ; Mrs. Knight ; child of Mr. Parker and one of Mr. McCrillis ; Sept. 16, M. Wheeler ; Sept. 25, Mrs. Howord : Nov. 16, child of Carter Elliot ; Dec. 8, Mrs. Carr ; children of Aaron Elliot ; Nathan Abbot ; Mr. Richardson ; Mr. Wood and Monroe Morse.
1847.
May 9, Mrs. Brown ; Sept., Mrs. Lane ; child of Dr. Bartlett ; Oct. 18, child of Loammi B. Peabody ; Dec., Angelia Elliot.
1848.
Phineas Howe ; son of Jeremiah Farnum; child of Wheeler Farnum ; Mrs. Isaac Whittemore ; May 2, Mrs. Cyrus Small ; child of Mr. Richardson ; May 6, Daniel Glines ; child of William Martin ; July 4, Marshall Hinkson ; George Hinkson and Charles Wood were drowned, near Rumford Point; Aug. 2, child of O. H. Lufkin.
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HISTORY OF RUMFORD.
1849.
March 1, Mrs. Josiah Keyes ; March 2, Joseph H. Wardwell ; March 5, Capt. Joseph Wardwell, father of the last named ; Feb. 24, Charles Virgin ; March 3, Miriam Stevens ; Apr. 27, Mrs. J. Abbot : May 4, Benj. Morse ; May 14, child of Cotton Elliot ; June 21, Mrs. Cyrus Small ; July 2, Mrs. Holt; Mrs. Deacon Hutchins : children of Mr. Elkins, Warren Adams.
1850.
Child of Charles Virgin ; child of Mr. Jones : child of James M. Dolloff : March, Mr. Nathan Silver ; Apr., child of Benj. Putnam ; child of Osgood Eaton : child of H. Richardson ; Mr. Benj. Farnum, aged 82 ; Mrs. Chandler Abbot : Nov. 25, Samuel Putnam ; H. Virgin : John Hinkson : wife of Dr. Small.
1851.
May, son of Jacob Abbot ; June, Porter Kimball ; July, Mrs. John Howe : Van Rensalier Abbot, at sea : Aug., Mrs. Ackley ; Mr. Kimball Martin ; Oct. 22, Mrs. Ray ; Sept., Mary Lane ; Salome Howe.
1852.
Feb. 13, Mary E. Dearborn ; child of Manley Farnum ; June 11, Jane Moody ; Aug. 24, Colman Godwin : Mr. Abel Wheeler ; Mrs. Richard Dolloff, aged 87.
The following deaths are recorded in the handwriting of Rev. John Elliot :
Feb. 1859, David Holt, aged 86 ; March following Mrs. David Holt, aged 88; Feb., Elizabeth Wood : April 27, Marcia Smith, aged 87; May 16, Mr. Poland; March 20, 1861, Dolly Morse, aged 86 : April 5, Dolly Farnum : April 8. David Abbot ; Apr. 11, Mrs. Susannah Hoyt, aged 86; June 15, Daniel Martin, aged 89 years, 11 months. one of the first settlers : Jane Martin, aged 16} years ; July 6, Mary A. Colby : March 3, 1862, Betsey, wife of Deacon Jacob Elliot. aged 68: Dec. 10, the embalmed remains of Nahum Perkins Moody who died in the army, were brought to Rumford for interment. He died in East Baltimore Nov. 28. He was the only son of Hezikiah Moody of Bethel ; Dec. 15, Deacon Daniel Hall at East Rumford ; Dec. 20, at East Rumford, Mrs.
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HISTORY OF RUMFORD.
Sarah Farnum, aged 93 ; she was one of the five original members of the Congregational church ; May 26, 1863, Dolly Frost ; Aug. 6, of diphtheria, Sarah Augusta Elliot ; June 27, 1864, Lieut. Joseph E. Colby, died at City Point, Va., and his remains were brought to Rumford for interment ; July 29, Judith Colby, aged 72; Sept. 21, of diphtheria, Sarah C. Bartlett, aged 19; Jan. 19, 1865, widow Hannah Carter, a member of the church for more than fifty years ; July 28, Lyman Martin ; Feb. 9, Sally Morse, in consequence of her clothes taking fire, aged 84; Jan. 7, 1866, Aaron Graham ; May 28, 1867, Mary Trumbull ; July 21, Sally Hall ; Oct. 3, David Elliot ; Jan. 13, 1869, Dea. Jacob Elliot, aged 84 years ; August 27, Polly Elliot ; Oct. 6, Gratia, Widow of Cotton Elliot, aged 85 years ; Oct. 24, Mrs. Enoch Knapp ; Feb. 23, 1870, Miss Mary H. Rawson ; Oct. 20, Hazen F. Abbot ; Nov. 9, Mary Howard ; April 8, 1871 ; Peter C. Virgin, Esq., the first lawyer in Rumford, aged 88 years ; Sept. 6, Timothy Holt; April 8, 1872, Mary Ann, wife of Henry Abbot ; Oct. 2, David Colby, aged 83; Nov. 15, Deacon Henry Martin, aged 74; May 12, 1873, William Moody, aged 74 ; Oct 13, Phebe Jackson ; Nov. 29, Keziah Goddard in 81st year ; May 13, 1875, Mrs. Euthalia W. Goddard, aged 31 ; Sept. 9, Aaron Graham, aged 872 years ; Feb. 19, 1876, Miss Virtue Howard, daughter of Asa Howard, and a well known teacher of youth ; she taught seventy-five different terms of school ; March 3, R. L. B. Elliot, youngest son of the pastor ; Dec. 29, Isaac Walker Cleasby, aged 89 years ; July 7, 1878, Mrs. Sarah S. Howe died ; her death was caused by the upsetting of her carriage while on her way to church ; Oct. 11, Mr. Bradbury Richardson of Milton Plantation, aged 83; Jan. 21, 1879, Mrs. Sally B. Peabody, aged 66 ; Aug. 29, Mrs. Julia Smith ; March 15, Rev. John Elliot, acting pastor of the church, aged 78 years, 5 months and 10 days ; a faithful minister of the Gospel of Christ; Feb. 8, 1880, Nancy, widow of Timothy Holt, aged 71.
CHAPTER XXXIV.
ENUMERATION OF 1850.
HE first census of the United States was taken in 1790. Since
GUWANIU that time they have been taken for each decade, but the enumeration for 1850 was the first in which a copy of the lists of the names was deposited in the archives of the State. The following enumeration is copied from the volume in the Maine State Library, and is doubtless approximately correct. Some of the early settlers then lingered on the shores of time and their names and ages are herein given, but most of them had passed to their eternal rest. The reader of the preceding pages has not failed to notice that several of the names quite common in town in its early years, had become extinct in 1850, while additional names are by no means numerous. The Abbots, Farnums, Martins and Virgins held their own quite well when this enumeration was made, but many other families still represented, had greatly fallen off in numbers :
Abbott, Stephen. 48
Lney 54
Charles H., carpenter 24
Maria H ... 21
Mansur, John, Mass 3S
Susan M. 37
Abbott, Enos 56
Polly.
44
Hezekiah H 25
Abbott. Hiram, N. H. 44
Mary, Maine . 15
Hannah II., Mass 16
Hiram F .. Mass. 15
William W., Mass 13
Lucy A., Mass. 11
Edwin F., Maine
6
Abbott, David, 2d 51
Anna H .. 50
Galen, blacksmith 25
Calvin M. 23
Alanson M 21
David G 18
Granville ... 16
Abbott, Spencer.
11
De Witt C
Abbott, John, N. H 70
Andrew B. 38
Peniel H. 2.4
David S. 5
Hannah S.
3
Lucy B 1
Nancy W., N. H 16
Andrews, Joseph R 37
Mary S . 27
David E
Joseph HI S
Charles A 5
George A
Abbott, David, N. H 52
Azubah, Mass. 45
William H., Teamster
28
Charles B., Teamster 23
Andrews, Jeremiah. N. H 64
Aun, Mass ..
62
William. Carpenter
29
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HISTORY OF RUMFORD.
Andrews, Julia A.
22
Ackley, William
58
Deborah
56
Hosea.
20
Ezra
18
Esther
14
Abbott, Gideon C., Maine.
40
Civilia .
37
Charles L
16
Josiah K.
14
Emily S
11
Elias B
9
Civilia
6
Olive A
3
Rossila.
1
Keyes, Josiah, House Carpenter 50
Abbott, Samuel V
34
Mary W
29
Walter S ..
5
Margaret T
3
Ackley, George H
21
Almira
21
Eugene
1
Ackley, Samuel Jr.
55
Eliza .
52
Daniel
20
Elizabeth
19
Caleb
17
Harriet
6
Ackley, Samuel, Mass
SS
Adams, Warren M.
31
Adriann
21
Charles H
1
Abbott, David W.
40
Experience, Mass
Betsey Baxter.
55
Parris A
27
Abbott, Chandler 42
Charity 38
Shalva F
16
Cynthia J
14
Chelsea C
12
Charles L
10
Allen, Benjamin
45
Sally ..
37
Luey S.
S
Sarah L.
2
Thomas, Sally, Mass
69
Abbott, Henry, N. H .
76
Susan
86
Asa
33
Adams, Adam W, Innholder . .. 32
Ann M.
27
Alvan E
3
Lewis E
1
Abbott, Daniel G
34
Cynthia W
28
Sarah V.
3
Louisa E.
2
Brackett, Mary E
7
Abbott, Nathan
12
Betsey
41
Phineas W
21
Milton
14
Abbott, Henry Jr
26
Rosilla W.
23
Hora E.
1
Abbott, Stephen H
39
Sarah J .
34
Francis M.
14
Adeline L.
12
Augustus W
6
Ellen E
9-12
Abbott, Benjamin E
36
Mahala F
31
Julia E.
7
Loretta L
5
Delia H .
1
Abbott, Jacob.
46
Prudence
44
George
23
Seth
21
Alvan.
19
Zilpha
18
Susan
6
Henry
5
Arnold, Samuel M
39
Mary W ..
37
Sherebiah M.
13
Samuel B.
11
Mary E .. 9
Eunice R. 7
Charlott C 5
Joseph A.
3
Martha M.
2
Arnold, Sherebiah, Mass
72
Hannah, Mass.
68
Abbott, Hazen F., N. H.
49
Hannah
48
Hannah G.
18
Lucetta A.
15
Hazen M.
13
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HISTORY OF RUMFORD.
Brister, Enoch, Mass
80
Sarah
60
Thurin V
11
Taylor, Obed.
35
Jerusha
35
Augustus D
7
Bolster, Otis C., Merchant .
4S
Maria C. L
36
Melinda E.
12
Freeland K
9
William H.
6
Dolly M.
1
Barden, Benj., Innholder, Mass., 41
Christiana, Mass.
40
Ezra P., Clerk, Mass.
16
Joseph F.
10
Bullock, Jas., Physician, Mass., 59
Mary A., Mass
47
Fuller, Mary A.
13
Bryant, Jairus S.
26
Incina
24
Addison W.
9-12
Barker, Samuel, Mass
67
Rachel, Vt
56
Samuel
27
Betsey
30
Hazen
22
Lucretia
29
Juliette
11
Keyes. Cincinatus
11
George D
1
Bartlett, Jonathan A
32
Harriet A
32
Rosabella 1
S
Clarissa L. S.
6
Flora S. .
4
Bernaretta H
2
Bartlett, Joseph W
30
Sarah J
56
Sarah J.
18
Beard, Amasa, Vt
29
Charlotte
22
Child
1
Bisbee, Thomas
38
Sylvia
35
Mary 1
7
Bolster. Alvan.
55
Cynthia, N. H.
48
Martha V
21
May JJ
19
Cynthia MI
16
Bolster, Sarah W. V.
13
Alvan A ..
S
Hinkson, Olive. Mass
S3
Lovejoy, Charles .
15
Blanchard, David, N. H
42
Mehitable .
41
William M
20
Maria R.
19
Lucien M.
18
Martha A .
16
Orlando W
14
Mary E
12
Bolster, William W
27
Martha H .
25
Clara M
7-12
Baker, Otis.
42
Melinda
4S
Adeline
17
Nathan S.
15
Wilber J
12
Colby, Timothy D, N. H.
27
Hannah W
26
Louisa A.
7-12
Colby, Joseph E., N. II
30
Mary J. F., N. H.
30
Henry M.
11
Timothy E
7
Sarah ML
4
Cushman, Isaac D., Merchant .. 24 Eliza HI 19
Cushman, Lydia ..
47
Georgiana F
14
Frances E. K.
13
Clements, Lawson, Tailor, Vt.,
26
Abigail ..
29
Carter. Ephraim, N. H
GS
Hannah, N. HI.
63
Amos, Millwright
32
Charles II.
24
Cole, Albion, Miller
29
Susan B
20
Carter, JJames M
35
Martha
32
Mary A .
4
Amasa F.
Curtis, Bailey
Abigail P
Bailey Jr.
42
205
HISTORY OF RUMFORD.
Carey, Thomas, Scotland.
38
Elizabeth
10
Juliette
7
Clement. John, N. H
37
Susan
34
Royal
12
Curtis, Barzillai
40
Olive
37
Eliza E
11
Mary
9
Susan
7
Abby
3
Caldwell, William H.
36
Elizabeth
35
Thomas A.
3
William H
1
Coburn, Solomon
38
Sally
42
Reuben
12
Phebe
10
David
Willianı
3
Doloff. John
58
Eunice
52
Roxanna
30
Laura M.
26
Eunice L.
15
Viola E
10
David
18
Tamson, Mass
S5
Dwinel, Amos.
48
Sarah S. 45
Warren S
17
Amos H
13
Lester
10
Ellen
6
Dolly, George
30
Lucinda 30
George H
G
Lucinda M
3
Abiah M.
1
Cole, Joseph
17
Delano. Abiel
60
Sarah, Mass
59
Francis S
19
Doloff, James M., Innholder 32
Sarah L. 29
Oscar F. 9
Cuvier
7
Ronello C.
5
Lucetta .
3
Trumbull, Joseph, N. H.
69
Judkins, Nancy A
15
Doloff, Alphonso
12
Dearborn, Samuel, N. HI
70
Mary .
68
Mary L.
45
Dearborn, John C., N. H
33
Mary E., N. II.
28
Elkins. Ira, N. H. .
40
Betsey R., N. H.
42
Francis
17
Benjamin
16
Harriet
15
Louisa .
9
Betsey .
Ann M.
5
Richardson, Benjamin, N. H ... 91
Etheridge, Martin R., N. H., Boot Maker 37
Mary J.
34
Nancy J.
13
Martin V. B.
S
Harriet, Mass
7
Francis N
4
Aaron H.
1 1-12
Elliot, Cotton Jr
29
Lavina
23
Elliot, Aaron M.
4S
Susan
44
Benjamin R 17
Farnham A.
13
Clifford M
7
Esther A.
1
Eastman, Harmon
38
Mary, N. H
2.1
Ophelia A . . S
Arba I ...
6
Charles
4
Ella
2
Elliott, James W
35
Ruthı .
34
Lydia A.
5
David W
3
Eastman, William
Olive 46
George . 17
Hiram C. 14
Delona. 10
Melissa 7
William D 5
Clara A.
3
Eastman, Caleb
42
206
HISTORY OF RUMFORD.
Eastman, Polly.
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