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ALFRED N. SANBORN, son of Henry C. and Lida May (Davis) Sanborn, graduated at New Hampshire State College in 1915.
JAMES FRANCIS SAVAGE, son of Rev. Isaac A. and Mary Anne (Clarke) Savage, graduated at Dartmouth College in 1872, became a lawyer and was for many years Clerk of the Police Court of Lowell, Mass., being retired at age limit a short time before his death.
HELEN FLORENCE TILTON, (m. Batchelder), daughter of Edward Percy and Harriet Lucretia (Watson) Tilton, graduated at the Uni- versity of New Hampshire in 1917, and received the degree of M. A. at the University of Pittsburgh, Pa., in 1918.
CHAPTER XXX
LONGEVITY
Natives or residents of Auburn who have reached advanced years since 1868.
1871. May 16, Dinsmore, Hannah, wid. of Dea. Samuel 81
June 6, Chase, Ruth (Kelly), w. of Amos 79
Sept. 23, Plummer, Dr. Nathan 84
1872. -, Dockham, Sally (Stevens), wid. of Henry 84 1874. Jan. 15, Reed, Elisabeth (Crombie), wid. of Matthew, nearly 84
1875. -, Dunoven, Miss Nancy 79
Mar. 22, Davis, Hazen nearly 81
Sept. 9, Underhill, Elizabeth (Chase), wid. of James, nearly 88 Dec. 27, Lougee, Hannah, wid. of John A. nearly 82
1876. , Pingrey Betsey (Kelly), w. of Stephen 86
, Ray, Hannah (Wason), w. of Stark 85
Feb. 23, Badger, Anna (Mckinley), wid. of James 90
Feb. 25, Chase Hannah (Hall), w. of Benjamin 89 80
June 15, Watson, James
Sept. 20, Moore, William
nearly 79
1877. -, Coffin, Betsy (Hall), w. of Thomas
79 79
May 4, Anderson, Jane July 23, Brown, Nathaniel
79 82 78
Aug. 31, Foster, Lewis
1879. , Goodwin, Hannah
, Colby, Dea. Samuel
Nov. 6, Anderson, Samuel
1880. Sept. 13, Hall, Sarah B., wid. of Nathan 86
Oct. 30, Colby, Hannah, dau. of Rev. Zaccheus
90
Dec. 13, Melvin, Luther 79
83 96 92 84
1878. -, Willoughby, Joseph
Aug. 13, Clark, Abra (Wood), wid. of Richard S.
484
HISTORY OF AUBURN
I881. Jan. 20, Hall, Charlotte, dau, of Moses K. 89 79 78
Feb. 6, Underhill, Molly (Chase), wid. of John - -, Burnham, Salome (Hall), wid. of Miles
I882. Mar. 7, Eaton, Edward D. nearly 82
Apr. I, Gilbert, George R.
Apr. 20, Coffin, Thomas
84 84 88
June 5, Chase, Amos
Dec. 23, Chase, Sarah, dau. of Benjamin Pike, -, Lane, Mrs. Mary
nearly 86 87 79 80
1883. Apr. 16, Webster, Betsy (Underhill), wid. of Joshua Dec. 30, Neal, Mary (McDuffee), wid. of Peter
1884. Mar. 9, Watson, Lucy H., wid. of James
nearly 88
Apr. 12, Coult, Amherst nearly 88
July 18, Smith, Stephen
77
1886.
Oct. 27, Brown, Sarah (Graham), wid. of Nathaniel Nov. 4, Houghton, Henry A.
77 80
1887. -, Brickett, Barnard
Feb. 22, Patten, Lucinda (Evans), wid. of Jesse
84
I888. -, Saltmarsh, Henry
84
July 14, Brown, Betsy (Hoyt), wid. of Joseph
78 87
Aug. 15, Houghton, Adeline, wid. of Henry A.
77
Oct. 8, Brown, Hidden
81
Dec. 26, Chapman, Mrs. Caroline F.
88
1889. Jan. 16, Anderson, Miss Elizabeth
86
May 5, Chase, Benjamin
90
July 14, Kimball, Stephen
Sept. 7, Sanborn, Hazen
Nov. 13, Spofford, Melinda (Hall), wid of Orlando
81 78 92 88
1890. Osgood, Cady
nearly 82
Feb. 28, Colman, Thomas W.
84
Apr. 22, Sanborn, Sarah P. (Colman), w. of Alfred
80
1891. -, Dearborn, Benjamin
80
Feb. 19, Preston, Ruth (Dockham), w. of Paschal
80
Feb. 26, Chase, Hannah (Lufkin), w. of Dea. Pike Mar. 3, Brown, Sally, wid. of James
84
Apr. 28. Coult, Sally (Harris), wid. of Amherst
92
Oct. 28, Hamblett, Mary K.
78 83 80
Apr. 10, Sanborn, Alfred
nearly 85 78 84
1895. - -, Underhill, Mary A. (Dinsmore), w. of Samuel G.
82
Mar. 6, Plummer, Mehitable (Dinsmore), wid. of Dr. Nathan 93 Apr. I, Proctor, Marvin R. nearly 86
Apr. 24, Emery, Stephen
77
Oct. 22, Davis, John 2d.
nearly 85
1896. -, Hoyt, Mrs. Almira
-, Rivers Adeline, w. of John
88
June 4. Cilley, Theodate B., wid. of James 9I
1897. -, Emerson, Mrs. Emily J. 78
-, Flanders, Mrs. Mary (Smith) 88
-, Dearborn, Elisabeth (Witherspoon), w. of Benjamin 79 Jan. 15, Brown, Clarissa (Senter), wid. of Franklin nearly 87 Jan. 27, Ray, Alice P. (Senter), w. of John 82
80
1893. Feb. 10, Preston, Paschal
1894. Feb. 26, Emery, Kendrick
July -, Goldsmith, Esther (McDuffee), w. of Thomas
82
1892. , Blaisdell, Mary
Nov. 24, Pingrey, Abigail (Kelly), wid. of Moses
83
July 16, Leeds, Charles
485
LONGEVITY
1898. -, Chase, Hannah H. K., dau. of Amos 81
-, Hall, Joshua C.
86
-, Bradeen, Mrs. Elizabeth
78
June 3, Kenniston, Mrs. Sarah
nearly 89
Sept. 27, Underhill, Dea. Hazen R.
77
Oct. 10, Chase, Dea. Pike 94
Dec. 26, Pingree, Jacob
84
1899. -, Plummer, Charles N. 79
Feb. 26, Hook, Susan B. (Smith), w. of Abram, nearly 80
Apr. 22, Eaton, Robert
87
May 28, Severance, Dorothy (Trefethen), wid. of Col. James 100 June 7, Emery, Amherst 79
July 23, Watson, Enoch 81
Nov. - , Lufkin, Mary C. (Plummer), wid. of Jacob, nearly 80
Nov. 20, Leavitt, Ebenezer M. nearly 82
Dec. 5, Moore, Judith (Abbott), wid. of William 96
1900. Mar. 31, Patten, Sophronia (Severance), wid. of Robert,
nearly 84
July 19, Goodwin, Mercy D., wid. of Aziel 82
Nov. 3, Kimball, Mary A., wid. of Stephen
86
-, Reed, Alice (Haselton), w. of John
78
Mar. 30, Grant, Dea. Charles C.
79
Apr. 12, Ray, Rev. John Wason
86
June 7, Shaw, Harriet C., wid. of C. R.
86
Dec. 10, McDuffee, Hepsabeth D. (Pingree), w. of Stephen M. 80
1902. May 22, Burnham, Harrison nearly 79
Aug. 18, Crombie, Thomas J. nearly 86
1903. , Emery, William
, Whidden, Sarah E.
78 78 90
Feb. 3, Preston, Margaret (Dolber), wid. of Emerson July 15, Ray, John
92
1904. -, Rivers, John
99
Smith, Reuben A.
nearly 81
Jan. 14, Griffin, Benjamin
95
Mar. 14, Wood, Alfred T.
81
July -, Crowell, Judith C. (Plummer), w. of Henry
80
1905. -, Eaton, Leonard D.
78
-, Emerson, William R. nearly 81
June 9, French, Mrs. Phebe C.
86
July 14, Emery, Elias S. nearly 78
Nov. 21, Underhill, Rebecca P. (Dickey), wid. of Dea Hazen R.
81
1906. , Carr, James 79
Pecker, Milton 84
Hovt, Susan W. (Gunnison), wid. of James 79
Apr. 26, Davis, Sarah H. (Buswell), w. of Joseph L. nearly 78 July 29, Coffin, John S. 75
Aug. 13, Hook, Abraham
82
1907. -, Shea, Mrs. Elizabeth
93
-, Kinsley, Eliza A. -
91
-, Colbv, Maria, wid. of Thaddeus 84
Jan. 27, Wheeler, Sarah G., w. of Charles M.
79
Mar. 24, McDuffee, Stephen M. 86
Apr. 5. Chase, Jacob P. 83
I909. - -, Dudley, Mary A. (Anderson), w. of Charles 89
1901. -, Peterson, Sarah (Severance), w. of Peter,
nearly 79
486
HISTORY OF AUBURN
Apr. 13, Pingrey, William A. 79
Sept. 23, Rowe, Sarah A. (Underhill), w. of Asa 85
1910. Eaton, Lucy R. (Brown), wid. of Lyman 90
-, Chase, Lucinda C. (Paige), wid. of Thomas 91
May 20, Jones, Mary G. (Coult), w. of Dea. Edwin P. July 16, Neal, William M.
79 77
Sept. I, Griffin, Jane C. (Mead), wid. of George G. Sept. 3, Rowe, Asa
87 88
I9II. Davis, John
78 87
McKinley, Robert
nearly 80
Plummer, William M.
Preston, Levi
Rollins, Ursula (Murry), wid. of Nathaniel
Sept. 12, Brown, Elizabeth J. (McDuffee), w. of Freeman M 82 Dec. 12, Brown, Freeman M. 87
1912. , Blackman, Emery F.
79
,Miles, Judith C. (Dinsmore), wid. of Oliver 88
Apr. 4, Hall, Susan M. (Jones), wid. of William Sept. 27, Chase, Benjamin, Jr.
97 80
Dec. 22, Hall, John M.
nearly 79
1913. , Gooch, Simeon A.
, George, Mrs. Rosina C.
Mar. 7, Hunting, James B.
Dec. 18, Clark, Susan (Crombie), w. of George P. nearly Dec. 19, Edmunds, Caroline (Graham), wid. of George E.
79
1914. , Colburn, Levi
80
, Pratt, Rev. Theodore C.
Apr. 24, Bean, Evaline A. (Brown), wid. of David H. 78
Aug. 23, Pennock, Sarah, wid. of Capt. William T. 79
1915.
Apr. 5, Coffin, Harriet A. (Simonds), wid. of John S. 81 July 8, Sargent, Hannah (Dockham), wid. of John G. Aug. 16, Buttrick, Otis T.
90
Aug. 17, Gilbert ,Washington I.
81 80 81
1916. Jan. 18, Haselton, Silas M.
, Mckinley, James B.
81
Stone, Samuel R.
nearly
87 88 80
June 20, Underhill, Wells Chase,
nearly 82
1918. -, Buswell, Jacob P.
80
Aug. 21, Spofford, Charles
nearly 79
Sept. - , Underhill, Edwin 79
1919. -- , Crosby, Mrs. Eliza A. nearly 83 78
85
Dec. 28, Fox, Andrew F.
nearly 95
1920. Bailey, Lucretia E. (Preston),
80
, Buckman, Elizabeth C.
nearly 85
Burnham, Dr. Hosea B.
90
Clark, Francis P. 87
Lallier, Felix
nearly 83
Dec. 24, Prescott, Abby F. (Brown), w. of Simon G., nearly 86
1917.
, Carr, -, w. of James
Moore, William J.
Richards, Mrs. Sarah J.
78
, Emery, Louisa (Preston), wid. of Benjamin D. 87
June 23, Heselton, Miss Rosina P.
Nov. 22, Preston, Harrison
nearly 83
Dec. 18, Buswell, Mary L. (Hutchinson), w. of J. P.
nearly 79 87 79 88
, Harris, Philena H. (Dinsmore), w. of W. C. 82 85
89 79 94
Lewis, Lydia A.
487
LONGEVITY
1921. -, Murry, Major Samuel F.
79
Higgins, Almira (Richardson), w. of Dr. George W.
Manter and John R. Higgins 95
Feb. 17, Neal, Mary C. (Melvin), w. of William M. 88 Oct. 6, Webster, Daniel H. 78
Dec. 25, Emery, Charles K.
88 86
1922. - -, Hart, Emily S. (Cutting)
June 13, Coult, Stephen Chase, nearly 87
Nov. 7, McDuffee, Hazen Lorenzo 87
1923. June -, Buswell, James M. 81
Aug. II, Berry, Mary F. P. (Stickney), nearly 98
Sept. 7, Ray, Sarah Leavitt, w. of James 81
1924. Oct. 26, Watson, Sarah H. (Parkhurst), wid of Enoch 104
Dec. 25, Calef, Venelia M. (Richards), wid. of Charles W. 87
1925. Jan. 5, Brown, William G. 86
Jan. 21, Prescott, Simon G. 93
June 27, Bond, Sarah (Plummer )
83
July 27, Richardson, Joseph Bradley
90
Aug. 9, Pratt, Mary A. (Sanborn), (Murry), wid. Rev. Theodore C. 83
Oct. 3, Mckinley, Franklin W.
83
Oct. 15, Wheeler, Sarah A. (Ball) wid. of Jesse 89
The foregoing list has been compiled largely from grave-stone in- scriptions which often fail to give full dates, as will be seen. This is greatly deplored by those who desire to obtain exact data for genealogi- cal records.
AGED PERSONS, NATIVE OR RESIDENT
The oldest native, so far as known, is Mrs. Harriet F. (Coffin) Grant, widow of Deacon Charles C., who was born Aug. 27, 1838.
The oldest native now residing in town, is Deacon Frank B. Coult, who was born July 24, 1848.
Other natives or residents are as follows :
Mrs. Martha (Taylor) Underhill, widow of Wells C., born Oct. 13, 1838.
Mrs. Mary E. (Roby) Spofford, widow of Charles, born Dec. 31, 1838.
Mrs. Elmina (Brown) Spaulding, born March 19, 1842.
Mrs. Nellie (Worthley) Ballou, widow of Alexander M., born Dec. 30, 1842.
Mrs. Jane (Severance) Merrill, widow of Charles A., born Nov. 19, 1843. Mrs. Caroline F. (Wood) Emery, widow of Alfred D., born Sept. 16, 1844.
Franklin P. Buswell, born Sept. 18, 1844.
William A. Haselton, born Aug. 27, 1845.
Mrs. Eleanor Webster, widow of Daniel H., born in 1845.
Rev. Henry B. Copp, three times pastor of the Methodist Church, is now living in Derry, at the advanced age of 92.
Mrs. Maria F. Clark, widow of Francis P., born Dec. 1, 1839, for many years a resident, is now living in Derry.
488
ADDITIONAL GENEALOGY
ADDITIONAL GENEALOGY LANE FAMILY
I. DEA JOHN® LANE (Isaac5, John4, John3, William2, Wil- liam1) was born in Chester 6 Jan. 1791 ; died there, 3 Apr. 1871. He married 18 Dec. 1821, Ruth Page who died in Chester, 8 Nov. 1888, aged 86 years.
Children, born in Chester :
i. JAMES DEARBORN", (3) b. 13 Mar. 1823.
ii. LUCINDA, b. Sept. 1825; d. a. 4m.
iii. CYRUS, b. 8 May 1827; d. 26 Mar. 1895. He m. 19 May 1856, Henrietta A. Pervere, b. in Sandown, 27 May 1835; d. in Ches- ter, 19 July 1893. No children.
iv. JOHN, b. 28 Nov. 1830; d. unm. 27 July 1884, a. 53y. 8m.
v. ISAAC N., b. 9 July 1832; m. 7 July 1860, Mary Merrill, who was b. 9 Jan. 1840; d. 26 June 1889. He lived in West Newbury, Mass., and was deacon of the Cong. church. Children: (1) Charles Gardner, b. 7 Apr. 1861; m. Helen C. Follansbee of Fremont. (2) John Merrill, b. 23 June 1865. (3) Nellie Page, b. 9 Nov. 1868. (4) Clara Warren, b. 3 Feb. 1871.
2. COL. ISAAC® LANE (Isaac5) was born in Chester, 25 Feb. 1799 ; died in Chtser, 7 Aug. 1876. He married, 30 Nov. 1837, Caroline Marshall, dau. of Henry and Hannah W. Marshall. She was born in Brentwood, 14 Apr. 1808; died in Chester, 23 Jan. 1886.
Children, born in Chester:
i. MARY ELLEN7, d. 13 Sept. 1841, a. 19m. 23d.
ii. WILLIAM H., d. 3 Nov. 1842, a. 5m. 26d.
iii. HENRY H. (4,) b. 12 July 1845.
iv. MARTHA BROWN, d. 6 Dec. 1877, a. 27y. 6m.
3. JAMES DEARBORN7 LANE (Dea. John6) was born in Chester, 13 Mar. 1823; died there 12 July 1887. He married about 1850, Abbie Lane, dau. of Maj. Jonathan A. and Betsey (Lane) Lane. Jonathan A.7, David®, David5, John4, John8, Wil- liam2, William1. She was born in Raymond, 2 Feb. 1829; died in Chester, 18 Mar. 1854, a. 25y. Im. 16d.
Child, born in Chester :
i. LAUREN B.8, b. 12 Oct. 1853.
4. HENRY H.7 LANE (Col. Isaac") was born in Chester, 12 July 1845 ; died there, 15 Oct. 1891. He married in Chester, 22 Aug. 1878, Emeline Foster Tenney, dau. of Dea. William and Emeline J. (Murray) Tenney. She was born in Chester, 3 Feb. 1847.
Children, born in Chester :
CHESTERA! DERRVS
RAJ MONT EPPING 8 M POPLIN 4M
AT "THE BRANCH"
ngo A MILETO CHELLMH 15 M. TO EX ISMSE 24 miles TO NVBUY PORT
ON "GREAT HILL," EXETER ROAD
1790 IMCMI 15.M. H.
ON HAVERHILL ROAD
1790 CM 3 13H
ON "WALNUT HILL," HAVERHILL ROAD
489
ADDITIONAL GENEALOGY
i. CAROLYN MARTHAS, b. 18 Sept. 1879.
ii. HARRIETTE EMELINE MURRAY, b. 24 May 1882; m. Henry Stew- art Redman and has one son, Theodore Hosmer, b. 4 Oct. 1919.
iii. LAURA REBECCA, b. 3 Aug. 1887.
5. SETH D.7 LANE (Jason6, Jonathan5, John4, John3, Wil- liam2, William1) was born in Raymond, 2 Jan. 1832; died in Chester, 16 Dec. 1910. He married , 9 May 1854, Mary L. Bas- ford, dau. of William Basford of Chester. She was born 17 Nov. 1828; died in Chester, 28 Oct. 1918.
Children, born in Chester :
i. LUTHER B.8, (6) b. 16 Apr. 1855.
ii. AUSTIN J., (7) b. 29 Apr. 1857 or 1858.
iii. AUGUSTA S., b. 23 July 1861 ; m. 26 Feb. 1883, Jay E. H. Marden, son of James sand Elvira M. Marden. She, b. 21 Feb. 1862. Their dau. b. I Dec. 1888.
6. LUTHER B.8 LANE (Seth D.7) was born 16 Apr. 1855: married 9 Sept. 1876, Emma A. Brown, dau. of Daniel S. and Mary N. Brown. She was born 10 Aug. 1859.
Child, born in Chester :
i. WALTER W.", b. 3 May 1878; m. in Chester, 5 June 1901, Carolyn Martha Lane. (See Henry H.) Children, born in Chester : (1) Evelyn Virginia, bp. 12 June 1904. (2) Carolyn Isabel, bp. 12 June 1907. (3) Ruth Tenney, bp. 19 June 1910.
7. AUSTIN J.8 LANE (Seth D.7) was born in Chester 29 Apr. 1857 or 1858; died there 26 Apr. 1918. He married in Chester, 14 Dec. 1875, Mary I. Dow, dau. of John E. and Mary Dow. She was born 6 Sept. 1858; died in Chester, 19 July 1902. Children, born in Chester :
i. ANNIE L.º, b. 9 Dec. 1877; m. 4 Sept. 1901, James A. Edwards.
ii. LILLA M., b. 31 Oct. 1880; m. 3 June 1903, Charles D. Rand.
8. DAVID7 LANE (Samuel6, John5, John4, Johns, William2, William1) was born in Chester 16 Apr. 1808; died there, I June 1880. He married (1) Lydia Currier, dau. of Gideon Currier of Raymond. She died in Chester, 13 Aug. 1837, a. 33y. IIm. He married (2) Cynthia Fitts, dau. of Richard Fitts of Sandown. She was born in Sandown, and died in Chester, 14 Nov. 1880, a. 71y.
Children by first wife :
i. MARY ANN®, m. George Goodwin of Sandown.
ii. ROSINA, m. Charles Henry Goodell of Tryon City, N. C.
iii. LUCRETIA EASTMAN, m. Lorenzo Moulton of Canada.
iv. SARAH ELIZABETH, librarian of Perkins Institution for the Blind.
v. LYDIA MARIA, d. in Haverhill, Mass., 1886.
Children by second wife :
vi. HARRIET GOODWIN, m. Emory Andrews of Vineland, N. J.
vii. DAVID FRANKLIN, d. 30 Oct. 1847, a. 3y. 8m. 25d.
viii. MARY MOORE, lived in Derry.
ix. JOSEPHINE AUGUSTA, m. John Carroll Balch of Manchester.
x. LAUREN SAMUEL, b. 9 Aug. 1852; d. unm. 2 July 1873.
490
ERRATA
9. MANLY7 LANE (Samuel") was born in Chester 1810; died there, 20 Jan. 1855, a. 44y. 4m. 13d. He married Mary Chaffee. She married (2) 11 Oct. 1856, Daniel Clifford of Dan- ville. She died 4 Mar. 1895, a. 76y. 10m. and was buried in Chester.
Children, born and buried in Chester :
i. LIZZIE®, d. 15 July 1881, a. 42y. 10m.
ii. CLARA B., d. 5 Apr. 1843, a. 6m.
iii. JULIA A., d. 14 Oct. 1886, a. 42y. 5m.
iv. MARY A., d. 21 May 1862, a. 13y. 6m.
v. HANNAH M., m. 4 Aug. 1867, William Harvey Underhill of Epping.
ERRATA
The following errors have been noted and it is suggested that the reader turn to them and make the necessary corrections.
Page I-14th line from bottom, read Nathan W. for Nathan B. 80-13th line from bottom, read Harriette for Mariette. 116-9th line from bottom, 2d column, read Joseph Spillard. 118-17th line from bottom, Ist column, read Joseph Brown. 123-16th line from bottom, 2d column, read A. M. Ballou. 170-IIth line from top, read John S. for John H.
177-14th line from top, read Mary A. (Tenney)
183-26th line from top, read d. Dec. 22, 1924, a. 74 y. 191-29th line from top, read Molly for Mally. 206-6th line from bottom, read Moses G. for Moses W. 209-23d line from top, add d. Feby. 15, 1924.
244-18th line from top, read (Leavitt) for (Leaitt).
263-13th line from top, read Gallaudet for Gallandet. . 276-10th line from top, erase Walnut Hill.
16th line from top, read Luther V. for Luther U. 282-10th line from top, read Hutchinson for Hutchins. 294-7th line from top, read b. 27 Jany. for 27 Feby. 304-20th line from bottom, read Otis S. for Otis G. 317-3d line from top, read b. 18 June, 1922 for 1822. 318-16th line from top, read Marston for Marson. 330-13th line from top, read b. 20 April, 1855 for 1885. 338-12th line from bottom, strike all after 1891 and substi- tute (3) Sarah L., b. 8 March, 1876, m. H. T. Jenkins. 366-4th line from bottom, read Edith B. for Edith E. 390-21st line from bottom, read Bell J. for Bell L. 398-IIth line from bottom, read Abbie L.
402-19th line from bottom, D. Malvina for (D. Malvina). 443-23d line from top, read Feby. 6, Bartley, Mary A. (Tenney), wid of Joseph D.
443-Add 1922 Aug. 26, Elizabeth J. (Lovett) Bell, 82 443-Add 1925 Dec. 31, Albert F. B. Edwards, 8I
447-13th line from bottom, read Hawks for Hawk's. 461-8th line from bottom, read Goodell for Goodale. 478-12th line from bottom, read Anna (Chase) Coult.
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GENERAL INDEX
GENERAL INDEX
AUBURN
Cemeteries, Long Meadow 230 Roby 246 Village 218 Civil War Soldiers 456
Congregational Church 462 Pastors 464 Members 468
Devil's Den 453
Folsom's Tavern 452
Lake Massabesic 451
Longevity 483
Long Meadows 454
Long Meadow Cemetery 230
Massabesic Lake 451
Methodist Church 475 Pastors 476 Ministers, Congregational 464 Methodist 476
Representatives 461
Roby Cemetery 246
School Teachers 476
Selectmen 460
Town Officers 459
Village Cemetery 218
Votes for Governor 461
World War Soldiers 459
CHESTER
Academies 151 Academy Catalogue 155 Reunion 33
Adams, Rev. Silas N. Prayer 16
Anniversary, Two Hundredth I Celebration 6
Archibald, Rev. Henry 105
Baptist Church 102
Baptist Church Gifts II0
Baptist Church Pastors 104
Barker, Dr. Ralph H., Remarks 52
Bartlett, Hon. John H., Letter 59
Bartley Mary A. (Tenney), Rem- iniscences 130 Bartley, Rev. William Tenney, Poem 60
Bell, Hon. Charles Upham, Ad- dress 48 Bell, Dr. Louis, Address 37 50
Bell Post G. A. R. 123
Bell, Rev. Samuel 107
Bi-Centennial 22
Bi-Centennial Address 24 Biographies 255-274
Bell Charles Henry 255 Louis 256 Chase Benjamin 256 Benjamin Jr. 258 John Carroll 258
Cochran Helen A. (French) 259 Crawford Eliza Rogers 260 William 260
Crombie Franklin 260 Dennis William E. 261
Dexter "Lord" Timothy 447
. Forsaith Carl Cheswell 261 Fox Andrew Franklin 261 French Amos Tuck 262 Benjamin Brown 262 Daniel 444
Daniel Chester 262
Francis Ormond 263
Henry Flagg 264 William M. R. 264
Goldsmith Celestia Susannah 265
Greenough, Chester Noyes 265
Griffin Sebastian S. 266
Hazelton George Cochrane 266 Gerry Whiting 267 John Adams 268
Hosley George Albert 269
Learnard Martha T. 269
Marston Cyrus F. 270
Melvin Harriette Atwood 270 Thomas Jefferson 271
Noyes John Weare 27I
Paine Col. William H. 445-6
Stevens George Washington 271
Underhill Wells Chase 272
William Burton 272
Webster Marion Cecile 273
Wilcomb Arthur Henry 273 Charles Albert 273 Charles Snelling 274
Births and Baptisms 393
Blood Major Robert O., Accept- ance 18
Brown Gov. Albert O., Address 20 Alice, Letter 38
Rev. Caleb 106 Rev. J. E. 107
Burnham C. W. 106
Burroughs Hon. Sherman E., Ad- dress 41 Candia incorporated 248
Cate Rev. Thomas J. 109
Rev. Thomas J., Sermon 12
Chase Rev. George S. 109 John Carroll, Address 37 John Carroll, Introductions 16 17 23 24 30 41 44 48 49 50 52 53 54 55 56 Chesbro Rev. J. Wallace 109 "Chester," a Poem 60 Chester Academies 151
Choate, Jacob T., Address 33, 39
492
GENERAL INDEX
Christopher Rev. Bernard 108 Church Services 6 Committee I
Cemetery Inscriptions 176 Branch 214
Chester Village 176
Lane Family 218
Marden Family 218
North Chester 212
Old Presbyterian 218 Sanborn 215-217
Chester Teachers 131 446
Clement Rev. Joshua 107
Congregational Church 78 Marriages 396
Members 384 Pastors 78
Adams Rev. Silas N. 81
Armsby Rev. Lauren 79
Arnold Rev. Joel R. 79
Bradstreet Rev. Nathan 79
Clement Rev. Jonathan 79 Flagg Rev. Ebenezer 78
Hale Rev. Moses 78
Howland Rev. Harrison O. 80 Robertson Rev. James G. 80
Tenney Rev. Charles 80
Tomlinson Rev. J. Logan 80 "The Church Choir" 450
Civil War Soldiers 120
Cochrane Helen A. (French) Rem- iniscences 434
Coolidge Edward, Reminiscences 430
Cooperage 167
Dana Rev. Samuel H., Sermon 6
Day, Rev. Hartley W. 107
Dedication of Memorial 15 Dentists 165
Derryfield incorporated 248
Dinner 41
Donovan Rev. F. H. 109
Druggists 165
Dunbar Rev. Duncan 105
Eaton Rev. Horace 105
Edwards Albert F. B., Unveiling 17
"The Euphemian Band" 154
"Faith of Our Fathers" 36 Farming 166
Favor Rev. Moses Proctor 107 Fires 447
Fire Engines 447
Fitz Rev. George B. 108 Isabelle H., Poem 46
Fleming Mrs. Nellie (Sleeper) Address 35
Fletcher Rev. Simon 105
French Amos Tuck, Letter 58 Benjamin Brown, Poem 62 Daniel Chester, Letter 58 Hon. Henry Flagg, Reminiscen- ces 420 Fusiliers 21
Gage Rev. David 107
Gellatly Rev. George W. 109 Genealogies 274-384
Aiken 274
Bell 274
Blaisdell 279
Bouton 281
Buswell 281
Caldwell 282
Carr 283
Chase 284
Clark 292
Clarke 293
Coolidge 294
Couch 295
Coult 296
Cowdrey 297
Crawford 298
Crombie 299
Currier 300
Dearborn 303
Dinsmore 303
Emerson 304
Emery 308
Fitts (Fitz) 31I
Forsaith 31I
Fox 313
French 314
Gilbert 315
Goldsmith 316
Gordon 317
Grant 319
Greenough 320
Griffin 321
Hall 322
Haselton 333
Hazelton 328
Hill 334
Hills 334
Howe 336
Kimball 336
Knowles 337
Lane 488
Lawrence 339
Learnard 339 Lufkin 340
Mackintosh 340 341
Marden 34I
Marsters 342
Melvin 342
Mills 343
Moore 344
Morse 345
Noyes 351
Parker 352
Plummer 352
Richardson 353 Robie 354
Robinson 355
Sargent 356
Savage 357
Shackford 357
Sleeper 358 Smith 359
493
GENERAL INDEX
Stevens 359 Townsend 360 True 365 Underhill 366 Wason 37I Watson 375 Webster 377 Wells 378 West 379 Wilcomb 381
Goldsmith Emma Pearl, Poem 36 Gibson Elder 104
Gifts to Chester 448 Goodwin Rev. Edwin Clark 108 Grange 167
Greenough Chester Noyes, Re- marks 49 "Greetings to Chester" 52 "Greetings," a Poem 60 Hampton Falls People 449
Hazelton Hon. George C., Address 24 Hon. Gerry W., Reminiscences 129 Mary Adelaide, Poem 154
Hill, Mrs. Elizabeth (Fitz), Poem 54 Hills Emily S., Poem 450
Historic Spots and Houses 415 Historical Pageant 57
Hogan Mrs. Anabel (Wilcomb), Poem 52 Hosley Col George A., Address 17 Hubbard Winfield G. 108
Inscriptions from Cemeteries 176 Introductions 16 17 23 24 30 41 44 48 49 50 52 53 54 55 56 Junior Order U. A. M. 410
Kallock Rev. George 105 Keyes Hon. Henry W., Telegram 59 Kimball Charles Warren, Poem 60 Knight Rev. Benjamin 107 Knowles Rev. James B. 109
Knox Major Frank, Address 19 Lawyers 159 Little Mrs. Annie (Kimball), Re- marks 40 Lockhart Rev. Burton W., Ad- dress 44 Longevity 437 Lord John K., Letter 37
Lovett John T., Remarks 40
Mace Rev. Jeremiah M. 106
"The Maiden at Church" 62 Marriages 396 McGregor's Bridge 249 Melvin Helen E., Remarks 40 Members of Congregational Church 384 Merrill Rev. Joseph W. 107
Methodist Episcopal Church 110 Methodist Episcopal Pastors III
Militia 124 Mills 412
Ministers Baptist 104-110 112 113
II5 Ministers Christian 112 114
Ministers Congregational 78-81 113 114 115 116 464 468
Ministers Methodist III 114 476
Ministers Presbyterian 92 113 115 Missionaries 150
Mitchell Rev. Andrew 107 Rev. Harper B. 109
Moore Mandeville A., Remarks 57 Morse Louis W., Prayer 18 Rev. Mary E. 109
Rev. Morris W., Prayer 22
Rev. Morris W., Address 34 William T., Remarks 33
Moses Hon. George H., Letter 59
"My Chester, Oh My Chester" 46 Names of Militia 125
Native Ministers 112
Bradley Rev. Jonathan, Christian II2
Chase Rev. George S., Baptist II2
Dresser Rev. Samuel, Baptist II2 Emerson Rev. John S., Congre- gational 113
Fisher Rev. Nathaniel W., Pres- byterian 113
Fitz Rev. Arthur Green, Con- gregational II3
Folsom Rev. Arthur, Presbyte- rian 113
Grant Rev. Percy C., Congrega- tional 113
Hall Rev. Henry J., Baptist 113 Haselton Rev. Nathan S., Con- gregational 114 Melvin Rev. Charles T., Congre- gational 114
Merrill Rev. John W., Methodist II4 Rand Rev. Samuel, Christian 114 Morse Rev. Morris W., Congre- gational II4
Ray Rev. John W., Congrega- tional II4
Russell Rev. Carey, Congrega- tional 115
Tenney Rev. Charles, Congrega- tional 115
Tenney Rev. Daniel, Presbyte- rian 115 Tenney Rev. Thomas, Congrega- tional 115
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