History of Acworth, with the proceedings of the centennial anniversary, genealogical records, and register of farms, Part 20

Author: Merrill, J. L. (John Leverett), b. 1833
Publication date: 1869
Publisher: Acworth, Pub. by the town [Springfield, Mass., Press of S. Bowles & Co.]
Number of Pages: 452


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JAMES CAMPBELL, son of Henry Campbell (the youngest of the five sons who emigrated from Ireland) and Janet Mack, who was b. on the ocean,- was b. in Londonderry ; enlisted in the Continental service for three years or during the war in 1777; was wounded in the battle of Stillwater. After peace was declared in 1783, he rem. to Acworth, having purchased his farm in 1781. He was much employed as a surveyor and conveyancer; kept school in various places in the winter from 1783 to '91. He was often in office in the town, as will be seen by reference to the list of town officers. The accuracy with which he kept the town records, and his penmanship, were remarkable for the times. He was elected Register of Deeds in the County of Cheshire in 1803; held the office by successive re-elections until his death, in 1825, without opposition. His son Lewis held it in the same manner from his father's death until 1836, at which time he resigned on account of ill health. JAMES CAMPBELL m. Desire Slader (see Slader family )-ch., I., Henry, b. 1793, d. 1855, m. Sarah Cummings-ch., 1, Charles Henry ; 2, Mary Helen, m. James C. Tucker-eh., (1) Edward, (2) James; 3, George Lewis, d. young ; 4, George Lewis, m. Mary J. Cummings-ch., (1) Harry. II., James Harvey, d. 1851. III., Emily, m. Lewis Gilmore- ch., 1, Albert West, b. 1822, m. Louise Way; 2, George Mason, m. Sophia Metcalf-ch., (1) George H., (2) Frank M., (3) Minnie S., (4) Jennie M., (5) Julia H., (6) Albertine L .; 3, Solon Campbell, d. young; 4, Emily Augusta ; 5, Solon Campbell, m. Annie L. Cleveland; 6, Julia Helen; 7,


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Harriet L., m. Winslow C. Neal (see Neal family). IV., Mason, m. Mary L. Chaddock-ch., 1, James Calvin; 2, Albert Henry, m. Mary P. Steb- bins-ch., (1) Edward I., (2) Fannie C., (3) Albert M., (4) Charles; 3, Dulcie C., d. young ; 4, John M. ; 5, Adah B., m. Charles Demond-ch., (1) Charles M., (2) Mary A .; 6, Mary A .; 7, George C. V. Solon, d. young. VI., Lewis. VII., Sarah S., m. John S. Walker. VIII., Jane C., m. Cyrrel Carpenter-ch., 1, James S .; 2, Jane A .; 3, Sarah C. IX., Mary W., m. Elbridge Keyes. X., Edna A., m. William Whittaker-ch., 1, Willieanna.


RUFUS CAREY of Lempster came to Acworth in 1856, m. first Persis E. Glea- son (see Gleason family), m. second Susan A. Dodge (see Asa Dodge family).


DEAN CARLETON rem. from Lunenburg, Mass. to Charlestown about 1767, to Acworth in 1771, m. Keziah -; was one of the eight original mem- bers of the Congregational Church-ch., I., Dean, m. first Thankful Byam, m. second Luey Ingalls-ch., 1, Amos, m. Charlotte Griffin-ch., (1) Guy, (2) Chester, (3) Ira B., (4) Mary, (5) Janes, (6) William ; 2, John B., m. Rhoda Monroe, residence Cambridge, Mass .- ch., (1) Maria R., (2) Hollis, (3) John D .; 3, Guy, m. first Betsey Fisher, residence Wisconsin-ch., (1) Roswell, (2) Thomas, (3) Phebe, (4) Martha, (5) Hollis, (6) Tirzah, (7) Charles ; 4, Polly, m. Obed Fisher -- ch., (1) Thurston, (2) Eliza, (3) Char- lotte ; 5, George, m. Eliza Hastings-ch., (1) George, (2) William, (3) Hubbard A., (4) Eliza ; 6, Roswell, m. first Eunice Tucker, m. second Mrs. Betsey (Pearsons) Hovey (see Pearsons family), residence Whitefield-ch., (1) Serena D., (2) Mary T., (3) Frances J .; 7, Thomas, residence Cam- bridge ; 8, Willard, m. first Clarissa Smith (see William Smith family), m. second Comfort Kimball, residence St. Johnsbury, Vt .- ch., (1) Charles G., (2) Mary J., (3) Albert W., (4) Henrietta, (5) Maria C., (6) Frank W. ; 9, Daniel, residence Hopkinton, Mass. ; 10, Tirzah, m. Joseph Heaton of Franklin, Mass .- ch., (1) Albert, (2) Joseph, (3) George, (+) Samuel, (5) Mary A., (6) Melinda; 11, Sarah, m. Hezekiah Hawkins, residence Massachusetts. II., George (son of DEAN, Sr.), m. Elizabeth Plunkett, residence Philadelphia. III., Willard, m. first Joan Woodbury (see Wood- bury family)-ch., 1, Malvina ; 2, Joan; m. second Hannah Perkins. IV., Jonathan, m. Polly Butler, residence Cincinnati. V., Abigail, m. William Orcutt (see Orcutt family). VI., Phebe, m. Samuel Sprague West (see West family). VII., Polly, m. Andrew Woodbury (see Woodbury family). VIII., Betsey, m. John Barney of St. Johnsbury-ch., 1, George ; 2, Ju- lia ; 3, John; 4, Maria. IX., Tirzah, m. Presby West, residence St. Johns- bury-ch., 1, Lewis ; 2, Harriet ; 3, Lois ; 4, Presby ; 5, Tirzah.


OLIVER CARLETON, a native of Mt. Vernon, s. in Acworth about 1804, m. Mary Farnum-ch., I., Oliver, m. Tryphena Blanchard (see Blanchard family) in 1814-ch., 1, Mary, d. young ; 2, Clarissa, m. Thomas S. Ring, d. in Java, N. Y., 1848-ch., (1) John C., d. young ; 3, Caroline, d. young ; 4, Louisa, m. George W. Nye-ch., (1) George W. C .; 5, Oliver,


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d. young ; 6, Caroline, m. Seth Leonard-ch., (1) Clara J. ; 7, David B., d. young ; 8, Lucinda, m. Thomas S. Ring-ch., (1) Annette A. and (2) Maria L., (twins), (3) Guy. II., Joseph F., m. Clarissa Blanchard (see Blanchard family)-ch., 1, Emily, m. Horace Orr-ch., (1) Charles, (2) Joseph O., d. young ; 2, John C .; 3, Nancy B., m. Joel Osborne ; 4, Alonzo ; 5, Clarista J., m. Winthrop Davis-ch., (1) Evelyn, (2) Alonzo ; 6, Ann E .; 7, Angeline M., d. young ; 8, Joseph O., m. first Lavenna Prescott, m. second Charlotte Fellows-ch., (1) Ada, (2) Joseph ; 9, Hi- ram W. ; 10, Angeline M., m. Freeman W. Twilight; 11, Delinda, m. George A. Ames-ch., (1) Gertrude A., (2) Julia ; 12, Julia C., m. Hen- ry D. McArthur-ch., (1) Bertie. III., Granville C., m. Mary Meader, residence in Amesbury-ch., 1, Granville ; 2, Mary ; 3, Jane ; 4, Charles ; 5, Thomas J. O. IV., Mary F., m. Amos Woodbury (see Woodbury fam- ily). V., John, d. unm. VI., Hannah F., m. Jeremiah Fuller of Ver- shire-ch., 1, William ; 2, Melissa ; 3, Evaline ; 4, Angeline ; 5, Plyman B. VII., Stephen, m. Fannie Smith, residence Claremont-ch., 1, Mary M., m. Henry B. Freeman ; 2, Amanda ; 3, George H., m. Mary Mc- Laughlin ; 4, Elijah S. ; 5, Helen M .; 6, Samuel S .; 7, Charles W., m. Amanda Hersey. VIII., Benjamin Franklin, m. Betsey Lothrop, residence Morristown, Vt .- ch., 1, Alfred ; 2, John. IX., Amy, d. unm. X., George, residence New Brunswick, m. Althea Bates. XI., Enoch, resi- dence Portland, m. Mary Lane-ch., 1, Charles. XII., Samuel, m. Eliza Spencer, residence Claremont.


DR. STEPHEN CARLETON, brother of Oliver, s. in Acworth in 1803. He was the earliest comer of the trio of doctors who have spent their lives in Acworth, whose names will never be forgotten in town. "He was a man of few words, a gentleman of the old school, kind and generous in his feel- ings, and always trying to do his best when his services were required." There was no disposition in him to humbug people to promote his business interests. It was a favorite saying of his, " If people were aware how little doctors knew, they would not trust them as they did." He was quite suc- cessful in his practice, especially in fevers. He never married. He died in 1857, aged 86.


HORACE CHAPMAN came from Lempster to Acworth in 1832, m. Mahala Gould-ch., I., George A., m. Ruth J. Smith (see Smith family), residence Wheaton, Ill. II., Elizabeth A., m. James Putnam of Charlestown. III., Isaac N.


MOSES CHASE, m. Betsey Woods (see Woods family)-ch., I., Andros, m. Huldah Clark-ch., 1, Edward, d. in the army. II., Nancy A., m. Peletiah Clark (see Clark family).


JOSEPHI CHATTERTON was the son of Abraham, the grandson of Joseph, one of two brothers who emigrated from England to New Haven, Ct. Jo- SEPII S. in Aeworth 1768. He was however present in town the preceding year. . A part of this time there was not another white person in town. He


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m. Hepzibah Brown-ch., I., Benjamin, m. Eunice Woodbury (see Henry Woodbury family), residence Middlesex, Vt .- ch., 1, Eunice, m. Joel Cum- mings ; 2, Benjamin, m. Milly Sanders; 3, Horace, m. Roxy Woodbury ; 4, Charlotte, m. first - .- , m. second - Miller ; 5, Clara, m. C. S. Wrisley ; 6, John, m. Jane Marion ; 7, Vernon ; 8, Hannah, d. unm. ; 9, Philena, m. - Loomis. II., Fanny, m. Isaac Campbell, Sr. (see Campbell family). III., Polly, m. Philip Hoyt, son of Dr. Oliver's wife by her first husband, residence Middlesex, Vt .- ch., 1, Orlin ; 2, Phila ; 3, Granville ; 4, Fannie ; 5, Zelda ; 6, Franklin. IV., Phila, m. Newell Wadleigh of Canada-ch., 1, Hiram ; 2, Mary ; 3, Lucy : 4, Joseph ; 5, Araminta. V., Lucy, m. William Livingston, residence Potsdam, N. Y. -ch., 1, Fannie; 2, Anna; 3, Lucy ; 4, Lavonia ; 5, William ; 6, Joseph ; 7, Benjamin ; 8, James. VI., Joseph, m. Roxanna Cummings, residence Stirling-ch., 1, Milon ; 2, Daniel ; 3, Azubah A., burned to death ; 4, Alonzo. VII., Alpheus, m. Esther Richardson-ch., 1, George H., m. Ann Tutherly, residence Charlestown-ch., (1) Lizzie H., m. Rich- ard Cornwell, (2) Martha A., (3) Grace C .; 2, Laura L., d. young ; 3, Ed- win S., m. Sarah Wilcox-ch., (1) Clara S., d. young, (2) Myra S., (3) Minnie E. ; 4, Alonzo L., m. Emily Bowles-ch., (1) Emma A .; 5, Mary J., d. young ; 6, Mary L.


IDDO CHURCH, a native of Gilsum, m. first Emeline Kemp-ch., I., Sally A., m. Otis Hapgood of Winchester, Mass .- ch., two. IDDO CHURCHI m. second Betsey Hovey (see Hovey family)-ch., II., Azal, m. Lydia J. Sy- mington.


EPHRAIM CLARK came from Weare to Acworth in 1799, d. 1803, m. Hul- dah Clement-ch., I., Joseph, d. young. II., Jonathan, d. young. III., Ruth, d. young. IV., Eleanor, m. Robert Huntley (see Huntley family). V., Lydia, m. Samuel Prentiss (see Prentiss family). VI., Polly, m. Sam- uel McKeen (see McKeen family). VII., Ephraim, m. Huldah Williams (see Williams family)-ch., 1, John, m. - Kemp ; 2, Lydia, d. young ; 3, Huldah, m. Andros Chase (see Chase family) ; 4, Ephraim, d. young ; 5, Peletiah, m. Nancy A. Chase (see Chase family)-ch., (1) J. Tyler, m. Lizzie H. Johnston-ch., [1] Lizzie A., [2] Clara E., [3] Minnie E .; (2) George D., m. Louisa J. Millikin-ch., [1] Susie B .; 6, Ephraim ; 7, Mary, m. Daniel Pratt of Walpole-ch., (1) George, d. young, (2) Mary ; 8, Sarah, m. Richard Nason of Boston ; 9, Lydia, d. young ; 10, Phineas, d. young ; 11, Alvira. m. J. W. Barber of Mason, Mass .- ch., (1) George W., (2) Charlie. VIII., Peletiah, m. first Mary MeKeen (see McKeen family)-ch., 1, John W., m. Phebe Huff of Maine-ch., (1) Mary Jane, (2) Hellen, (3) John W., d. young, (4) Isadore, (5) Fred, d. young. VIII., Peletiah, m. second Lois Brooks of Alstead-ch., 2, Harvey, d. young.


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ert Clark (see Thomas Clark family). GEORGE CLARK was b. 1768 in Windham, m. first Peggy Gilmore, s. in Acworth 1792-ch., I., Samuel G., m. first Phebe Darling of Groton, Vt .- ch., 1, Calvin, m. Lucy Ann Frost -ch., two ; 2, Sarah, m. Charles Whittemore, residence Portsmouth-ch., (1) Charles, (2) George ; 3, Newton H., d. young. I., Samuel G., m. second Martha Rhodes-ch., 4, Morris, m. Clementine Glyn of Haverhill ; 5, New- ton H., m. Emily Hatch of Groton, residence Janesville, Wis .- ch., (1) Emma, (2) Lavinia, (3) Gilmore ; 6, Phebe, m. Allen Bailey, residence Ha- verhill ; 7, Martha J., d. young. II., Calvin, m. Sophy Campbell of Wind- ham, residence Mooretown, Vt .- ch., 1, Dianthe, m. Rev. William C. High, residence Lowell-ch., (1) Belle; 2, Mary Ann, m. Charles Liscomb, resi- dence Turtle, Wis .- ch., (1) Samuel, (2) Martha, m. William Prentiss of Mooretown, Vt., (3) Matilda, (4) Charles, (5) Frank ; 3, Samuel Gilmore, d. unm. ; 4, John C., m. Ellen A. Spafford, residence Cresco, Iowa-ch., (1) Sarah, (2) Emma; 5, Nathan O., m. Ellen J. Carpenter, residence Janesville, Wis .- ch., (1) Nathan. II., Calvin, m. second Martha (Rhodes) Clark. III., Nancy, m. Nathan Orcutt (see Orcutt family. ) IV., Morris, m. Lucy Y., daughter of Hon. Ambrose Cossit of Claremont-ch., 1, George M., d. young ; 2, Maria P., m. Dr. G. S. Gove (see Gove family) ; 3, Em- ily C., m. Hartwell H. Southworth of Whitefield ; 4, Lucy E., m. Marshall P. Brace, residence Janesville, Wis. ; 5, Mary Jane. V., Maria, m. Pros- per A. Pierce of Moorctown, Vt .- ch., 1, Stephen C., m. Sarah Green of Janesville, Wis .- ch., (1) George, (2) Frank, (3) Arthur, (4) Ella, (5) John ; 2, George Morris, m. Ann Comstock, residence Idaho. VI., John W., d. young. GEORGE CLARK m. second Mrs. Esther (Rogers) Hobbs (see Hobbs family)-ch., VII., John, m. - , residence Londonderry, Vt .- ch., five. VIII., Urial W., d. unm. JOHN CLARK m. Sally Grey- ch., I., Robert, m. Sophia Silsby (see Silsby family). II., Polly, m. Wil- liam Wallace (see James Wallace family). III., Samuel, residence Unity, m. Abigail Howe (see Howe family)-ch., 1, Lncy, m. Abner Sleeper of Unity ; 2, Moses, residence Wilton, m. Julia Gay (see Gay family)-ch., (1) Josephine L., (2) Frank G., (4) Ada M .; 3, Horace; 4, Alvira, m. - Perkins ; 5, Betsey, m. Frank Case; 6, Louisa, d. unm .; 7, Mary A., d. unm. ; 8, Charles, m. Mahala Hull (see Hull family) ; 9, Emeline, d. unm .; 10, Dean. IV., Matthew, rem. to Ohio. V., John, rem. to Ohio. VI., George, m. Lucinda Davis. VII., Bradley, residence Charlestown, Mass. VIII., Sally, killed by being thrown from a wagon. IX., James, m. - Hutchins, residence Boston. X., Sophia, m. - Hutchins, residence Bos- ton. XI., Thomas, rem. to Ohio.


THOMAS CLARK, a native of Londonderry, b. 1744, m. Jane Alexander, sister of Mrs. John Robb (see Robb family), s. in Acworth 1777-ch., I., Robert, b. 1773, m. first Mary Clark (sister of JonN and GEORGE)-ch., 1, Betsey, b. 1799, m. John Pearson (see Pearson family) ; 2, Amos, b. 1801, m. Leura Hall, residence Plymouth-ch., (1) Charles R., (2) Mary E., (3)


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Ella A., (4) George A., (5) Myron J .; 3, Hiram, d. young ; 4, Mary, m. Ezra Miner (see Miner family). I., Robert, m. second Sally Wyman-ch., 5, Hiram, b. 1817, m. Abby L. Hammond, d. in Lawrence, Kansas, 1855 ; 6, Robert, b. 1819, m. Augusta C. Caryl, residence San Francisco-ch., (1) Ella A., (2) Abbie Louisa, (3) Freddie H., (4) George S., (5) Willie L .; 7, Thomas, m. Cordelia A. Richardson, residence Cambridgeport, was Lieutenant-Colonel in the Twenty-Seventh Regiment of Ohio Volunteers in the late war-ch., (1) Walter T., (2) Ida A., (3) Earnest R. ; 8, William, d. young ; 9, Sallie, d. young ; 10, Sarah A., b. 1827, m. Henry M. Bird, residence Somerville, Mass .- ch., (1) George H., (2) Sarah A., (3) Emma, (4) Freddie. II., Martha, b. 1777, m. Bradley Mitchell. III., William, b. 1779, m. Margaret Mitchell (see Mitchell family), residence New London -ch., 1, Bradley M., d. young; 2, William, m. Naney Mitchell (see Mitch- ell family) ; 3, Horace, m. Betsey Davis-ch., (1) Cyrus B., (2) Arabell T., (3) Charles H .; 4, Cyrus ; 5, Peggy J., m. Newell J. Nye (see Nye fam- ily). IV., Hugh, b. 1782, m. - Alexander, d. in Ohio. V., Thomas, b. 1791, m. Sally Maloon, d. in Plymouth-ch., 1, Lucy Ann, d. young ; 2, Hiram, m. Betsey D. Drake-ch., (1) Ellen A., m. Curtis S. Cummings, (2) Sarah I., (3) Clara T .; 3, Sally, d. young; 4, Sally, m., Simeon C. Senter, d. in Thetford, Vt .- ch., (1) Jenette G., (2) Henrietta L. ; 5, Irena M., m. Joseph C. Fifield of Plymouth-ch., (1) Josephine, (2) Isabell, (3) Tilton F., (4) Emeline. V., Thomas, m. second Margaret Currier (see Cur- rier family) 1829-ch., 6, Thomas M., d. young ; 7, Thomas F., residence Indianapolis ; 8, George, residence Indianapolis ; 9, John C .; 10, Robert ; 11, Martha M .; 12, Helen; 13, Clara W., d. young.


WILLIAM CLARK m. Esther Rogers-ch., I., Thomas, m. Lydia Woodbury (see Woodbury family), rem. to Middlesex, Vt .- ch., 1, Jonathan, d. young ; 2, Florinda, m. Roswell Walker (see Walker family) ; 3, Willard, d. unm .; 4, Thomas T., m. Laura Ilayward (see Hayward family)-ch., (1) Jo- sephine H .; 5, Hiram, m. Mary Lane-ch., (1) Annette, (2) Mary A .; 6, William H., m. Abigail Daniels-ch., (1) Laura, m. Willard Walker ; 7, Bradley M., m. Orpha Chapin-ch., (1) Fred, (2) Frank ; 7, Bradley M., m. second Susan Lane-ch., (3) Carrie O .; 8, John, m. Helen M. Col- lier-ch., (1) Mary, d. young, (2) Hiram, (3) Alma, (4) Solon K., d. young. II., Ann, m. Enoch Johnson of Unity-ch., 1, Mary A., d. young ; 2, Clark, d. young ; 3, Elsie, d. young ; 4, Daniel, d. young ; 5, Harvey. III., John, m. Merey Himes, residence Middlesex-ch., 1, William H. ; 2, Samuel S. ; 3, John R .; 4, Ambrose HI .; 5, Silas S .; 6, Cyrus T .; 7, Ezra Y. ; 8, George L. ; 9, Martha A. IV., Patty, m. Crawford Tyler. V., Samuel, m. Achsa Smith (see Samuel Smith family)-ch., 1, Jerusha, m. Francis Cram, residence Charlestown ; 2, Samuel, m. Sarah Carroll-ch., (1) Almira C., m. George Lamb, (2) Iliram O., (3) Henry D., (4) Eunice R., (5) Lyman A., d. young, (6) Daniel G .; 3, Cinthia, m. Alvin Frost, residence Charlestown ; 4, Daniel, m. Pamelia Cram (see Cram family)-


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ch., (1) Harriet A., d: young, (2) Oriette A., (3) Alma A:, (4) Fred W., (5) Omer J., (6) Clinton F., (7) Leilia J .; 5, Harvey, m. Rosaltha Fisk -ch., (1) Hannah J., (2) Helen F., (3) Aaron F .; 5, Harvey, m. second Alzina Hoag.


JOHN CLARK, of Newbury, s. in Acworth in 1858, m. Mary J. Campbell (see Campbell family)-ch., I., Henry A. II., Guy Herbert, d. young.


RICHARD CLIFFORD S. in Acworth previous to 1803, m. Hannah Richard- son-ch., I., Benjamin. II., Edward. III., Richard, m. Elizabeth Davis (see Thomas [Briton] Davis family)-ch., 1, Thomas ; 2, John ; 3, Benja- min ; 4, William ; 5, Elizabeth ; 6, Hannah ; 7, Polly ; 8, Nathan ; 9, Rich- ard ; 10, Rebecca.


EZEKIEL CLISBY S. in Acworth about 1798-ch., I., Joseph, m. -ch., 1, Lewis ; 2, John ; 3, Lydia ; 4, Eliza ; 5, Lyman. II., Solomon.


JEROME C. CLOUGH of Unity, s. in Acworth 1866, m. Lucy A. Wood (see Alvan Wood family)-ch., I., Nellie L.


HENRY COFFIN came from Jaffrey previous to 1785, m. second Mehitable Smith, was a miller in South Acworth, and was drowned by a freshet which carried off his mill-ch., I., Daniel, m. Polly Currier (see Currier family) ; from him " Coffin Hill " takes its name ; rem. to Johnson, Vt .- ch., 1, Al- vira, m. Joseph Bruce ; 2, Lucy ; 3, Arial, residence Boston ; 4, Martha, d. young ; 5, Henry, d. young. William Markham was guardian for Moses, David, and Lucy Coffin, ch. of Henry Coffin, in 1785.


REV. PHINEAS COOKE (see Rev. Mr .. Foster's response ) m. Sophia Grout- ch., I., Sophia, m. - Bell, residence Amherst, Mass. II., George, grad- uated at Dartmouth College in 1832 ; studied divinity at Andover Theolog- ical Seminary ; ordained pastor of a Congregational Church at Amherst, Mass., January 16, 1839, dismissed 1852 ; became President of the Univer- sity of Tennessee ; resigned, and now resides in Boston ; m. Mary Gay of Nashua. III., Henry Grout, graduated at Dartmouth College, 1841. He read law and practiced in New York City some time ; then went south as an instructor ; m. Helen M., daughter of Rev. John Smith. IV., Phineas, graduated at Dartmouth College, 1843; read law in New York City eight- een months ; then went South as a teacher, and d. in Mississippi. V., Rebecca, m. and resides in the South.


DEXTER COPELAND, native of Stoddard, s. in Acworth 1837, m. Hannah W. Hemphill (see Hemphill family.)


WINSLOW, HEZEKIAH, and HANNAH COPELAND were of the fifth gen. in America. Deacon Joseph was the fourth ; third, Jonathan, d. aged 90; second, William, m. the great granddaughter of John Alden the Pilgrim ; first, Lawrence Copeland of Braintree, who d. 1699, aged 110; the earliest ancestor known, came from England. WINSLOW, m. Hannah Slader, (see Slader family) and s. in Acworth, 1804-ch., I., Lucinda, m. Samuel Fin- lay (see Finlay family). II., Elmira, m. Elijah Cram (see Cram family). III., Huldah, m. Solon Neal (see Neal family). IV., Joseph, m. Hannah


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Finlay-ch., 1, Lucian H., m. Viola Fuller ; 2, Melissa J., m. Wilbra Reed ; 3, Elmeda P. ; 4, Edna L. ; 5, Harriet E. V., Hezekiah, m. Olive. Nichols-ch., 1, Fannie F., d. young ; 2, Winslow I .; 3, Frank E. ; 4, Arthur J. ; 5, Elmer H. ; V., Hezekiah, m. second Ann T. Chase. VI., Hannah. HEZEKIAH m. Luey Moore (see Moore family)-ch., I., Roland Flagg, m. Elizabeth Osborne-ch., 1, Elmer P. ; 2, Mary Elizabeth ; 3 El- liot E. ; 4, Willie W. ; 5, Jennie L. ; 6, Lucy Moore. II., Willard M., m. Sarah Leach-ch., 1, Sarah P. ; 2, Frederic S. III., Louisa E. IV., Lucy Moore, m. Elbridge G. Butters-ch., 1, George Copeland ; 2, Maria L .; 3, Hattie A. V., Harriet. VI., Sydney, m. E. Jane Keen-ch., 1, Walter E .; 2, C. Sumner ; 3, Dora J. VII., Angeline. VIII., Cornelia, d. young. IX., Pamelia G., m. Samuel H. Harris. X., Cornelia. XI., Mary Ann, m. William H. Pethybridge-ch., 1, Ella Copeland.


WARREN CORNING, native of Salem, s. in Acworth previous to 1796; rem. to Ashtabula County, Ohio; m. Elizabeth Pettingill-ch., I., Warren. II., Nathaniel. III., Mindwell. IV., Royal. V., Nathan. VI., Lima. The above were b. in Acworth. Rachel was m. to George M. Dickey, and Harriet M., m. James Dickey (see Dickey family). HANNAH CORNING, siS- ter of Warren, m. Zachariah Woodbury (see Woodbury family).


HILLIARD, EZRA, and JESSE CRAM, natives of Weare, s. in Acworth 1799. They were brothers. HILLIARD m. Sarah Gove (see Gove family) 1799- ch., I., Elijah, m. Almira Copeland (see Copeland family), rem. to Bridge- port, Ct .- ch., 1, Gulia H. ; 2, Oscar J., m. Emma J. Hartshorn, res- idence Bridgeport, Ct .- ch., (1) Eda A., (2) Hattie B .; 3, Etta A .; 4, Helen L .; 5, Solon H. ; 6, Samuel F., residence Providence ; 7, Eugene L. ; 8, Carrie E. II., J. Shepard, m. Clarinda Gregg (see Gregg family), residence Hanover, d. 1845-ch., 1, Daniel H., m. Clemantina Jones, resi- dence Alabama ; 2, Charles H., m. Harriet Blaisdell 1856, graduated at Dartmouth College 1854, residence Chicago-ch., (1) Clara, (2) Nathan D., (3) Charles H., (4) Harriet B., (5) Bessie ; 3, George H., m. Harriet Britton 1859, mortally wounded at the battle of Fort Donelson-ch., (1) George H .; 4, Clara S., d. unm. 1854; 5, Sarah G .; 6, Harriet E .; 7, John S. III., Willard, m. first Harriet Straw-ch., 1, Pamelia J., b. 1828, m. Daniel Clark (see Clark family) ; 2, John S., d. young ; 3, Sally A. G., m. Jabez Alexander (see Alexander family) ; 4, John S., d. in 1865; 5, Harriet A., m. George Porter, d. 1858 ; 6, Omar P., residence Manchester, Va. ; 7, Mariette E., b. 1837. III. Willard, m. second Charlotte R. Hough- ton-ch., 8, Alice J., b. 1848, m. J. Hodgman ; 9, Charles T., d. young. IV., Sabra, m. Hugh Finlay (see Finlay family). V., Julia, m. Roswell George (see George family). VI., Joseph P., b. 1812, m. Polly G. Blanch- ard (see Blanchard family)-ch., 1, Nettie B., b. 1845, d. 1865 ; 2, Henry L. ; 3, Hiram H. VII., Samuel G., d. young. VIII., Marietta, m. Dan- iel J. Warner (see Warner family). IX., Samuel G., d. young. EZRA, m. Dilly Balch, 1799, d. in Unity, 1856-ch., I., Hiram, d. young. II.,


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Thomas J., b. 1804, entered Military Academy at West Point, 1822 ; taught Mathematics in this institution for several years after graduation, after which he resigned his commission, and spent some time as a civil engineer in the West. He then accepted a captain's commission in the U. S. Corps of To- pographical Engineers ; was on Gen. Taylor's staff at the breaking out of the Mexican War, but failure of health obliged him to return North ; was on the Coast Survey several years. During the late war he served on Gen. Wool's staff at Fortress Monroe, afterwards stationed at Detroit, where he is now engaged on an important public improvement, the clearing of the St. Clair Flats for navigation ; ranks as Major General ; m. Mary Boggs, 1853- ch., 1, Ida B. III., Polly, b. 1806, m. Harvey Bingham-ch., 1, Mary M., m. Gardiner F. Glidden-ch., (1) Harvey B .; 2, Helen M., m. first George P. Spenser-ch., (1) Arthur E ; m. second William C. Hobart. IV., Eliphalet, residence, Racine, Wis., elected to the State Legislature in 1855; member of the City Council in Racine in 1863 ; d. in Detroit, 1868, a valued member of the Protestant Episcopal Church ; m. Elizabeth A. Jones, 1846-ch., 1, Mary E. ; 2, Royce J .; 3, Arthur B. JESSE, m. Lydia Bailey, 1798-ch., I., Harvey. II., Orange. III., Moses. IV., Lydia. V., Cynthia. VI., Hannah. VII., Ruel. VIII., Stephen J. IX., Mary J. X., Samantha.


JULIUS CROSSETT, of Duxbury, Vt., s. in Acworth, m. Parthena A. Gleason (see Silas Gleason family)-ch., I., Nellie I. II., Eugene M. JULIA CROSSETT, sister of JULIUS, m. Frank J. Paige (see Paige family).


REV. DAVID CUMMINGS, of Sullivan, rem. to Acworth in 1814, m. Azubah Richardson-ch., I., Roxanna, m. Joseph Chatterton (see Chatterton family). II., Alvah, m. Polly Grout (see Grout family)-ch., 1, Alvah R., com- menced to study medicine with Dr. William Grout, 1849, but was inter- rupted by a long and severe illness ; continued his studies with Dr. J. N. Butler of Lempster, meanwhile attending lectures at Dartmouth Medical School; received his degree in 1852 ; practised one year in Topsham, Vt., and two years at Washington ; attended lectures at New York Medical Col- lege, 1855; s. in Claremont 1856, m. Mary C. Davis (see Thomas Davis family)-ch., (1) Matt A., (2) Charles O .; 2, Ebenezer G., was the first graduate of a Dental College from New Hampshire, receiving the degree of D. D. S. from the Philadelphia College of Dental Surgery, 1855; he is very succesfully practising his profession in Concord ; he m. Jane Woodbury -ch., (1) Fred, (2) Irving ; 3, Oscar, b. 1831, m. Abby Noyes-ch., (1) Carrie ; 4, George A., m. Elizabeth Smith, residence Concord-ch , (1) Frank, (2) Ida ; 5, Mary Jane, m. Almon Young, residence Concord-ch., (1) Nellie ; 6, Sarah A., m. George W. Young (see Young family) ; 7, Laura, d. young ; 8, Laura L , m. John Sanborn ; 9, D. Milon. III., Orra, m. Benjamin Grout (see Grout family). IV., Angela, m. Kimball Smith (see Smith family). V., Ruth, mn. Harley Bailey (see Bailey family). VI., Ephraim, m. first Sophia Bailey (see Bailey family)-ch., 1, Charles B., m.




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