History of Nottingham, Deerfield, and Northwood, comprised within the original limits of Nottingham, Rockingham County, N.H., with records of the centennial proceedings at Northwood, and genealogical sketches, Part 53

Author: Cogswell, Elliott C. (Elliott Colby), 1814-1887; Northwood (N.H.)
Publication date: 1878
Publisher: Manchester [N.H.] : J.B. Clarke
Number of Pages: 936


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Ebenezer Hanson had thirteen children : Caverno, Paul, John, Sally, Polly, Ebenezer, Hannah, Judith, Nathaniel, Caleb, Abigail, Sarah A., and Jeremiah.


Caverno, born April 18, 1790, died May 13, 1846, married Susan Perkins, having two children, Eliza and


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Mary ; the first became the wife of Paul J. Canney, whose son, Hanson C., married Nellie M. Nutter of Barn- stcad ; the latter became the wife of Ebenezer Hayes of Alton, having two children, Mary and Ellen, the former being the wife of a Mr. Evans, and living in Chicago; the latter being the wife of Jonathan J. Hill of North- wood.


Paul, born December 12, 1791, married, February 22, 1824, Betsey Jenness of Northwood, born May 6, 1791. He died March 12, 1872 ; she died January 10, 1877. Their children are: Francis J., born November 9, 1825, and John C., born March 21, 1831; the former married, De- cember 3, 1846, Sarah D., born June 5, 1824, daughter of Jonathan Hoitt of Northwood, having one son, George E., born July 23, 1850, married, November 14, 1872, Eliza B., daughter of Nicholas D. Hill; resides in Portsmouth ; the latter married, June 3, 1852, Martha J., born November 18, 1830, daughter of Jonathan Hoitt, dying March 2, 1866, leaving one daughter, Emma B., born September 26, 1854 ; he married, November 30, 1867, for his second wife, Anna L. Lane of South Newmarket, born September 1, 1834. They have one son, Charles L., born May 22, 1870, and re- side in South Newmarket.


John, son of Ebenezer, born November 21, 1793, mar- ried Abigail Hall, and died January 27, 1859. Their chil- dren were Mary, Betsey Y., Maria A., and Ebenezer.


Ebenezer, fourth son of Ebenezer, born August 17, 1799, married, February 15, 1825, Sarah Clarke, born March 15, 1799. Their children were Abbie E. and Charles C. ; the former married John Huzzy of Rochester ; the latter mar- ried Mary E. Sanders of Farmington. This Ebenezer Han- son died in 1871.


Hannah, daughter of Ebenezer, born February 26, 1802, became, January 13, 1824, the wife of Joseph Bennett of Northwood, born October 7, 1799. Their children are : Mary Jane, born April 30, 1825, who became, October


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8, 1844, the wife of Thomas B. Norton of Northwood ; they have had three children ; two died young; Sarah C., born February 1, 1853, became, May 13, 1871, the wife of John H. Fellows of Brentwood, and died February 25, 1877, leaving one child, Narcissa G. ; Alden H., born June 10, 1827, married, December 21, 1853, Susan E. Thompson, and resides in Northwood, whose children are Preston H., Irving M., and Emma Grace; Sarah A., born December 15, 1830, died August 26, 1844 ; Judith Ann, born Septem- ber 15, 1833, became, October 12, 1852, the wife of Eben- ezer K. Stockman of Pittsfield, whose children are Hannah J., Grant, and Edward E .; Charles, born July 15, 1836, married, August 22, 1861, Martha Rodman of Maine, whose children are Annie, Ella S., Mary C., and Sarah D. ; George H., born January 11, 1839, married, December 5, 1872, Sarah Gates of Lynn; they have one child, Lizzie Hannah, born June 27, 1876 ; Frank H., born April 19, 1842, married, May 1, 1866, Emily A., daughter of Mr. John C. Hill of Northwood, whose surviving children are Fred L., Walter F., and Rose H.


Nathaniel Hanson, fifth son of Ebenezer, born May 11, 1807, married Margery Evans, April 16, 1829; she was born June 20, 1809, and their children are John, who mar- ried, February 21, 1867, Sarah A. H. Hover of Ellsworth, O., born August 22, 1840; Caleb W., who married Emma A. Knowles of Lawrence, Mass. (see sketch of physicians) ; Levi H., who married Abbie F. Clarke of Barnstead; Na- thaniel L., who married Lydia M. C. Murray of Sidney, O .; Ebenezer, who married Jennie M. Hodgdon of Barnstead ; Lewis F., who married Sarah A. Knowles of Northwood ; Joseph B. ; George ; and Jennie B.


Caleb, sixth son of Ebenezer, born September 21, 1809, married, January 15, 1833, Lavina Bennett, who died March 17, 1841. Their children were Edwin G. and Charles C. This Caleb married, March 28, 1842, for his second wife, Louisa H. Evans, and their children are : Alvin, who died


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in 1864; Ellen A., who became the wife of Dr. Daniel Edgerly of Farmington ; Orin B., who graduated at New Hampton ; and Ella L., who graduated at Farmington High School, 1872.


Abigail, daughter of Ebenezer, became, June 18, 1835, the wife of Stephen Scruton. She was born May 26, 1811. Their children were : Frances S., who died, 1867 ;. Annie G., who died in 1860, became the wife of Charles T. P. Kimball of Augusta, Me., June 10, 1857; and George, who married Anna McLean, July 3, 1866.


Sarah A., daughter of Ebenezer, born October 12, 1814, became the wife of Jonathan C. Clough, November 16, 1837. Mr. Clough died November 8, 1856, leaving one daughter, Marilla M., who became the wife of William A. Kimball, January 1, 1866. Mrs. Clough married, for her second husband, David Clarke of Atkinson, April 18, 1861.


Jeremiah, seventh son of Ebenezer, born February 26,. 1817, married Sarah Pike of Milton, and died August 29,. 1850.


HARVEY FAMILY.


Col. John Harvey was born at Amesbury, Mass. ; he mar- ried, 1771, Sarah Blake of Epping ; she was born 1748, died November 13, 1827. Having served his country several years in the war of the Revolution, with valor and honor, he retired, in 1781, and built the house which was for many years the residence of his son, Judge Jolin Harvey. It is very pleasantly situated on the northerly side and com- mands a fine view of Harvey Lake, so called ; and is now kept as a hotel, known as the Harvey House. At the time of its erection, it was so much superior to most dwellings then built thereabouts, that some of the colonel's towns- men were inclined to hint at his extravagance, as they re- garded it. It is said he was a man who believed in good. cheer ; and that war-worn veterans, his former companions in arms, were often welcomed to the generous hospitalities of his new mansion. The children of Col. John Harvey


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and his wife Sarah were: (1) Joseph, born 1772, died 1782; (2) John, born April 16, 1774; (3) Sarah, born 1785 ; (4) Joseph, named for his deceased brother, born 1787, died 1826, in Boston, unmarried.


Hon. John Harvey (judge), son of Col. John, was twice married ; first, to Betsey Mead of Newmarket, March 1, 1797 ; their children were : (1) John, jr., born June 16, 1799 ; (2) Charles, born December 21, 1802, died May 17, 1823 ; he was a young man of much promise, and it was supposed he contemplated qualifying himself for the sacred desk. Betsey, wife of Hon. John, died March 9, 1814. He married, for his second wife, January 10, 1815, Dolly Frost Wentworth, daughter of the Hon. John Wentworth of Dover; their children were: (1) Margaret Ann, born November 15, 1815, married S. Clarke Buzell (see Buzell family) ; (2) Dolly Wentworth, born May 7, 1817, married James A. Treat of Pittsfield ; they now reside in Lawrence, Mass., where Mr. Treat and his son John Harvey, as part- ners, are engaged in mercantile business ; (3) George, died in infancy, February 9, 1823.


Judge Harvey resided in his native town during his en- tire life. He was a man of executive ability, and while in the vigor of life conducted, successfully, a large and varied business, as merchant, farmer, hotel-keeper, etc. He was selectman twenty-one years ; representative in the legisla- ture four years ; member of the state Senate, 1817 and 1818 ; judge of court of common pleas, 1818 to 1820; and judge of probate of Rockingham County from 1826 to 1838, when he resigned on account of failing health. He was likewise first president of the Exeter Manufacturing Com- pany ; and for many years president of the Granite State Bank, Exeter. He died May 2, 1849, and his widow died 28th of December following.


Sarah, daughter of Col. John Harvey, married, April 27, 1806, Jonathan Piper of Stratham. He became a resident of Northwood, and was chosen to the office of deacon in the.


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Congregational Church; their children were: (1) Sher- burne Blake, born May 30, 1807, married Ann Eliza Good- win of Lewiston, N. Y., where he resides, - a lawyer ; (2) Dolly H. B., born June 17, 1809, died at South Newmar- ket ; (3) John L., born July 28, 1814, married Ann Eliza Gaylor, New York City, died December 27, 1853; (4) Sarah A. O., boru December 26, 1821, married, January 17, 1842, Rev. Winthrop Fifield, resides at East Concord, - a widow ; he died May 9, 1862; (5) Charles H., born April 3, 1824, married Charlotte Heath of Niagara Falls, where he resides, - a lawyer.


Deacon Jonathan Piper, besides managing his farm with ability, kept a store, and a popular public house, long and favorably known as the Piper Tavern; its popularity re- sulting from the combined efforts of himself and wife. He was a worthy and much esteemed citizen, and an exem- plary Christian. He died August 3, 1829, aged forty-eight years ; and his widow died June, 1874, in East Concord, at the house of her daughter, Mrs. Fifield, at the age of eighty-nine years.


John Harvey, jr., son of Hon. John (and grandson of Col. John), married Adaline Batchelder ; they had chil- dren: (1) Sarah Elizabeth, born February 8, 1819, mar- ried Andrew Simpson of Nottingham, died at Exeter, April 16, 1853 ; (2) John M., born March 6, 1821, married Mary Elizabeth Batchelder, died in Manchester ; (3) Charles W., born May 6, 1825, married Mary Elizabeth Williams of Concord, where they reside ; (4) Henry S., born August 26, 1828, married Ellen J. Smith of Vermont, died at Pittsfield, March 25, 1873 ; (5) George M., born June 10, 1830, died in California, 1856, unmarried ; (6) Edward Ewing, born July 20, 1832, married Georgianna Estabrook of Concord; resides in San Francisco, Cal. ; (7) Dolly Maria, born September 20, 1834, married Edward H. Berry of Pittsfield ; resides at Milwaukee, Wis. John Harvey, jr., represented the town in the legislature in 1831 and


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1832. He died October 10, 1834. His widow married John Bennett ; she died at Manchester, June 9, 1874.


None of the descendants of Col. John Harvey now reside in Northwood.


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HILL FAMILY.


Benjamin Hill was the first of the name that came to Northwood. He came from Epping about the year 1772. His father's name was Samuel and he lived in Durham. Benjamin Hill's wife was Elizabeth, daughter of Nicholas Dudley of Brentwood ; she died in 1810 or 1811. They had ten children : -


(1) Saralı, became the wife of Col. Samuel Sherborn, and died in 1785.


(2) Nicholas Dudley, his first son, served in the Revo- lutionary war, and was with his father when he died of fever and ague at Ticonderoga, September 17, 1776. He was born March 1, 1759, and died December 15, 1838, aged seventy-eight years. He married Mary Crocket, daughter of John Crocket, born May 16, 1764, and died March 17, 1806, whose mother was Mary Lane of Stratham. Their children were nine in number: (1) Benjamin, born April 16, 1783, who married Mary, daughter of Davis Batchelder, and again, Deborah Whitehouse of Middleton; he had nine children by his first wife and one by his second : Mary, Irena, Oliver, Leonard, Timothy, Eliza J., Benjamin, Daniel, and one who died young; (2) John, born March 21, 1785, died March 29, 1832, marrying Susan Pearl of Farmington ; their children being Mary, John, Caroline, Lucretia, Sophronia, Charles, and George; (3) Betsey, born May 12, 1787, who married Benjamin Morrill of Loudon, and died December 22, 1829, their children being Charles, Mary, Benjamin, Elizabeth, David, Sarah, and Harper ; (4) Dudley, born April 16, 1790, and died in Canterbury, May 30, 1871, marrying Sarah Lawrence of Epping, and leaving one daughter, Arianna Smith, who died June, 1867 ; (5) Mark, born April 29, 1792, mar-


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ried, 1818, Lucretia, daughter of Samuel Haven, then of Northwood, subsequently of Portsmouth, their children being John Haven, who married, September, 1847, Sarah J. Nealley of South Berwick, Me., and resides in Concord, having two daughters, Emma S., born September 26, 1848, and Adelaide S., born March 31, 1850; Joseph H., who married, in 1853, Mary Williams ; they have two chil- dren, Minnie F., born 1854, and Abbie L., born 1861; Emily A., who became, May, 1852, the wife of William Knowles of Beloit, Wis. ; their children are : Fannie G., born February 20, 1857 ; Fred W., born September 30, 1861; and Louis, born July 12, 1872; Charles A., who married Mary Emma, daughter of Isaiah Berry, Esq., of Pittsfield, having two daughters, Annie B., born August 11, 1866, and Emma Augusta, born February 21, 1874, and resides in Northwood ; Abby L., who became, January 10, 1860, the wife of Benjamin F. Haley of Newmarket, where they reside, having two sons, Charles H., born August 9, 1862, and Herbert E., born November 6, 1869; M. Henry, who died September 5, 1862; (6) Walter Bryant, born June 29, 1795, married Lydia P. Carter of Portsmouth where they reside, having for children, Harriet, Granville, Clara, Walter, Maffit, Wesley, and Annie; (7) Polly C., born February 5, 1798, married Randell M. Moore of Can- terbury, having for children, Walter, Marden, J. Dudley, Albert, Mary E., Jane, Samuel, and one who died young ; (8) James C., born July 30, 1800, married Nancy York of Middleton, born March 13, 1799, daughter of Josiah York, their children being Lydia A., born December 3, 1824, who became the wife of Charles C. Hill, and they reside in Northwood, having two children, Frank and Hattie ; Mary Lane, born January 16, 1826, who became the wife of Eben French of Manchester, having one child, Emma. Mr. Hill was for many years a deacon in the Congregational Church in his native town, and esteemed as a conscientious, Chris- tian man ; he died January 2, 1866.


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(3) Jonathan, born in Epping, May 27, 1763, second son of Benjamin, married Abigail Tilton of Stratham, settled near Strafford line, and died May 8, 1854, and his wife died December 8, 1857 ; their children were: (1) Sarah, born November 2, 1785, married Ezekiel Dow of Meredith ; she is now living, aged ninety ; has two sons : Lorenzo W., who lives in West Somerville, Mass. ; he married Susan E. Morrison ; his children are Sarah F., Henry W., Susan E., Walter A .; and Jonathan G., who lives in Mereditlı, married Mary M. Tilton of Deerfield, having one daughter, Mira E .; (2) Abraham, who was born March 29, 1789, and died November 2, 1863, married Drusilla Edgerly, who was born November 5, 1789, died October 3, 1869; they lived in Northwood; their children are : Edwin Augustine, living in Reading, Mass .; Lydia Ann, married a Mr. Dag- gett of Charlestown, Mass. ; Hollis N., married Caroline Canfield of Canada, and died 1865; Worcester, married a Miss Delano of East Boston, and died in Cuba of yellow fever; Abraham, married Caroline Holmes, daughter of Rev. Otis Holmes, and lives in Brooklyn, N. Y. ; (3) John, born July 6, 1790, married Fanny Hall of Strafford, died September 27, 1865, aged seventy-five years ; his children are : David, born September 15, 1828, living in Pittsfield ; Smith H., born June 10, 1830, living in Dover ; Catherine, born May 2, 1832, married David H. Evans of Strafford, who died August 24, 1875 ; Abbie T., born November 27, 1834; Jonathan J., born March 10, 1837, lives on the homestead, marrying Ellen B. Hayes ; John T., born Au- gust 7, 1839, lives in Pittsfield ; Freeman F., born Feb- ruary 18, 1842; Ira B., born March 10, 1845, married Miss Randall and lives in Lee; Lewis S., born August 27, 1847 ; (4) Jonathan, born September 17, 1792, married Sally Batchelder ; their children are: Charles C., residing in Northwood, marrying Lydia Ann Hill; George R., who lives in New York City ; and Mary Elizabeth married, for her first husband, Martin V. Caverly of Strafford ; now the


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wife of C. Wingate, having one son, Martin ; (5) Daniel Tilton, born April 21, 1795, married Polly Wood of Lou- don, daughter of Eliphalet Wood of Loudon, live in Levant, Me. ; having for children, Abigail, Lizzie, John, and Julia ; (6) Comfort, born September 21, 1797, became the wife of Thomas Jefferson Batchelder, and lived in Deerfield ; died August 11, 1873, aged seventy-five years, eleven months ; (7) Nicholas Dudley, born June 12, 1800, married Eliza B., daughter of Joseph Johnson, Esq., of Northwood, lived in Strafford thirty-five years, and died in Northwood Au- gust 2, 1875, aged seventy-five ; their children are : (1) Orin T., living in Northwood, born April 22, 1825, marry- ing, first, Mary E. Fletcher of Glover, Vt., who died leav- ing one child, Eliza J., and he married, second, Hannah H. Mathews of Sumner, Me., and third, Mary E. Foss of Straf- ford, by whom he had three children, Mary E., William Dudley, and Emma H., who died young ; (2) Abbie S., born February 16, 1829, daughter of Nicholas D., married Addi- son Mckenzie of Topsfield, Mass., and has one son, Walter F .; (3) Charles Alonzo, born January 16, 1832, marricd Adaline W. Foss of Strafford, and has for children, Sarah A., Hannah M., Charles H., Aura M., Irvin A .; Mrs. Hill died August 5, 1878 ; (4) Mira J., daughter of Nicholas D., married James O. Rennalds of Milton, having for children, Idella M., Emma, Arthur, Freddie J., Bertha, Lena B. Nicholas D. Hill married, for his second wife, Mary F., daughter of Dcacon Richard Hoitt, by whom he had Aura A., who married George W. Furnace of Boston, and Eliza B., who marricd, November 14, 1872, George E. Hanson ; they live in Portsmouth, having one child ; (8) David, born August 11, 1802, married Eliza Sanders of Charlestown, Mass., died July 22, 1875, aged seventy-three ; having for children, Isaac, who died from starvation in Libby prison ; Eliza J., dead ; Martha, living in East Boston with her wid- owed mother; (9) Hezekiah, born August 10, 1805, mar- ried Emily Hill, daughter of Benjamin Hill of Lee ; lives in


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Stetson, Me. ; has for children, Jonathan, Charles, Abigail, Benjamin, Hollis, Emma ; (10) Hazen, born April 1, 1808, married Matilda Batchelder, daughter of the late Simon Batchelder, jr.'; lives in Manchester, Me. ; has for children, Lorenzo, Sarah, and Henry, killed in battle in the late war.


(4) Elizabeth, daughter of Benjamin, married Nathaniel' Dearborn of Epping, and died in Vershire, Vt.


(5) Benjamin, son of Benjamin, married Lydia Bunker of Barnstead, died where the late Rev. Mr. Prentice lived ; his widow died in Barnstead ; they had three sons, George, Benjamin and James, who removed to Georgia.


(6) Samuel, son of Benjamin, born February, 1768, mar- ried Judith Carr of Epping, born 1771, and died November 4, 1864 ; he died December 22, 1854; their children were nine sons and three daughters, the youngest daughter dying in infancy : (1) Chase C., born in 1792, died November 28, 1868; he married Comfort Palmer of Deerfield, who died before him ; they had four children, two sons and two daughters; Joseph H., who married Lucy Small, and had five children : Clinton F. and Leroy ; the others having died ; Chase Frank, who married Miss Thompson of Deerfield, resides in Lynn, having two sons, Oscar M. and Morris F .; (2) Dudley C., born 1795, married Judith, daughter of Philip Bartlett of Northwood ; she died in 1870, leaving two daughters : Dolly S., married Moses James, and Martha G., married S. S. James. Mr. Hill married, for his second wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Blake; (3) Samuel, third son of Sam- uel and Judith Hill, born in 1797, married Sally Edgerly of Acton, Me. ; he died 1875; two children, Abbie and Mary, are living, married ; (4) Mary, born in 1799, died in Worcester, Mass. ; married Daniel Hoitt of Northwood, who died about 1822; they had one son, Samuel, dead. Her second husband, John Oakes, died ; they had several children, most of whom are living in Massachusetts ; (5) Joseph, born March 11, 1801, married, March 21, 1821, Matilda Danielson, born April 1, 1805, of Northwood ; she


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died March 6, 1868; they had several children, three are living : Charles, married Martha Cilley, have six children ; George W., married Sarah Furber, daughter of S. Haley Furber; Anna, married David Towle, has three children ; . Joseph G. married Eliza, daughter of Charles Emerson ; both dead ; they had five children ; three survive them, Henry O., Charles E. and Ella F .; John married Emily, daughter of Phinehas Dow ; both dead ; they left four chil- dren, Laura, Frank, Jenny, and Fred ; Matilda married Charles Osgood, they have five children ; Caroline married Mr. Spofford. Mr. Hill married, for his second wife, Mrs. Mahala Elkins of Pittsfield ; (6) Charlotte, born in 1803, married Aaron Boody of Barrington ; resides in North- wood ; they had children, of whom Samuel, Charles, and John gave their lives freely to their country during the late war. The widows of Charles and Samuel are living ; El- bridge G., the eldest son, married Mary Ann, daughter of Samuel Johnson ; they have one daughter, Judith, married Dudley P. Ladd of Manchester ; they reside in Bedford, Mass. ; have one son ; Edson H. married Miss Savage of Newmarket, and resides in South Berwick, Me. ; Augusta, Mary, and Martha reside at home ; are unmarried; (7) John C., born March 26, 1805, married Rebecca J., born June 30, 1807, daughter of Philip Bartlett; he has three children : Ivory B., born November 17, 1833, married, De- cember 31, 1854, Eliza Fogg, born October 22, 1835 ; have four children : Roscoe, born October 9, 1856 ; Eugene P., born December 3, 1858; Clarence I., born July 22, 1860, and Alice, born December 26, 1861; Lauretta C., born April 24, 1838, married, May 20, 1868, Charles M. Perry of Barrington, born November 28, 1835 ; live in North- wood ; Emily A., born May 4, 1845, married, May 1, 1865, Frank H. Bennett ; they have had four children : Fred L., born December 6, 1868, Alice, born August 15, 1871, died August 6, 1872, Walter F., born June 18, 1874, and Rose H., born November 20, 1876 ; (8) Edson, born September


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13, 1807, married Olive J., daughter of Nathaniel Durgin of Northwood ; left town in 1841; they reside in Manches- ter ; have three children : Charles H., married, January 1, 1867, Antoinette, daughter of Bradbury C. Hill of Woon- socket, R. I. ; they reside in Manchester ; Samuel D., died in infancy ; Flora L., married Warner J. Barton of Man- chester, January 4, 1872 ; he died in July, 1873; (9) Eliza, born 1809, died in infancy ; (10) Mark P., born in 1812, married Mary Davis of Boston ; they had three children, one of whom died young : Mary A., married Edward Hazen Kimball of Northwood; they have two children; Orrin Edwin resides in Lynn, Mass .; (11) Charles C., born in 1814, married Elizabeth Smith of Boston, where he died about 1847, leaving two children, Charles and Caroline, now dead ; (12) Oliver N., born in 1816, married Elizabeth Bent of Boston ; he died in Northwood in 1855; she, in Salem, in 1872 ; they had six children ; Oliver A., married, has one child, resides in Lynn, Mass. ; Georgie E., born in Boston, June 13, 1845, died in Manchester, March 4, 1873, at the residence of her uncle, Edson Hill, her home since the death of her father ; Celia, born in Boston, 1848, died in Salem in 1873 ; married, and left two children.


(7) Deborah, daughter of Benjamin, married John Pres- cott of Epsom, and had a large family.


(8) Trueworthy, married, first, Miss Drew ; second, Mrs. Chapman ; third, Miss Mathes. By his first wife he had four children : (1) Sally, who married a Mr. Jones Middleton, and died young, leaving children ; (2) Betsey, who mar- ried Samuel Crocket of Northwood ; they had six sons and two daughters ; she died, aged about fifty ; (3) Benjamin, settled in Boston, where he died in middle life, leaving children ; (4) Trueworthy, died in Epping, unmarried, aged about sixty. The children by the third marriage were Hannah and Ruth. Hannah married, and settled in Bos- ton. Ruth married a Mr. Davis of Lee, by whom she had children ; her second husband was a Mr. Batchelder of


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Nottingham. Trueworthy, the father of the above, died in Epping, aged about eighty.


(9) Noah Hill, born February 9, 1775, married Nancy W. Furber, and died June 19, 1821. Mrs. Hill died June 15, 1842. Nine children were born to them: Betsy, born August 5, 1797 ; infant boy, died October 28, 1799; Joshua, born September 28, 1801, died about October, 1870, married Betsy Garland of Nottingham ; had a large family of children, most of whom survive him; Bradbury C., born April 22, 1805, married Elizabeth Sherburne of Mas- sachusetts, in 1834 ; she died August 14, 1864; they had two children : Edward W., born April 8, 1839, married Olive Place of Woonsocket, R. I., February 16, 1862, died April 16, 1862; Antoinette L., born November 6, 1842, married Charles H. Hill of Manchester, January 1, 1867 ; Mr. Hill left his native town in 1824, settled in Rhode Island in 1826, and now resides in Woonsocket, R. I. ; he has been very successful in business, and represented his many friends in the House and Senate of Rhode Island for many years, and held other offices of trust and responsi- bility : Sarah P., born August 18, 1807, married Ebenezer Varney of South Berwick, Me., died in Bangor, leaving five children, four still living ; Jonathan Cilley, born March 8, 1809, died October 16, 1836; Perley, born December 2, 1811, married P. Parker of Farmington ; they have three children, Charles P., Nancy, married Dr. Rice of Spring- field, and Mary F., all residing in Springfield, Mass. ; Mr. Hill died August, 1875; Nancy W., born November 8, 1814, married Jonathan Cushing of Bangor, Me., resides in Washington, D. C .; he died about 1872; one of their three children died in infancy, Mary and Henry live in Washington, D. C .; John S., born August 29, 1819, died in Cuba, June 26, 1846.




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