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3. SAMUEL WRIGHT, son of Samuel 2, b. Oct. 3, 1654. m. Jan. 3, 1677/8, Sarah Lyman dau. of John Lyman. He d. Nov. 29, 1734, He was wounded when his father was killed, and in 1703 was granted a pension of £10 per annum. He was a carpenter. His wife d. April 4, 1733.
4. DEA. STEPHEN WRIGHT, son of Samuel 3, b. 1693. He was deacon of the church in Northampton, and a captain. He removed to Easthampton, 1744. He received two payments in 1747, for billeting soldiers under Maj. Seth Pomroy. He m. Dec. 19, 1717, Esther Cook. He d. Feb. 15, 1763. She d. Nov. 26, 1770.
5. REV. JOB WRIGHT, son of Dea. Stephen 4, b. Northampton, Oct. 15, 1739. Yale College, 1757. Settled over the church in Bernardston, Mass., July, 1761; dismissed at his request, March 13, 1782, and lived in Bernardston until he d., Jan. 24, 1823. "He was a gentleman of an ingenious, sound, discriminating mind, enriched by habits of studious research. His piety was exemplary and ardent, and his qualities in the circle of domestic and social life endearing." " As a preacher of the gospel, his sermons were chaste and instructive, as a man, he was kind, and affectionate." He m. Oct. 6, 1772, Miriam Wright, dau. of Nehemiah 4 and Mary (Sheldon ) Wright (Eleazer 3, Samuel 2, Dea. Samuel 1).
6. NEHEMIAH WRIGHT, son of Rev. Job 5, b. Bernardston, Mass., June 25, 1767. m. Jan. 5, 1794, Anna Cunnabell, b. Jan. 30, 1772. d. Jan. 16, 1853. He lived in Bernardston until 1802, when he removed to Derby, Vt., where he d. Sept. 15, 1846.
7. SAMUEL WRIGHT, son of Nehemiah 6, b. June 8, 1795. Studied
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medicine in Montreal, P. Q., and was a successful physician in Holder- ness, now Ashland, from 1822 until his death, Sept. 20, 1854. He frequently visited patients in Plymouth, and other adjacent towns. He was esteemed as a physician and respected as a citizen. He m. Jan. 20, 1822, Mary Ann Webster, dau. of Eliphalet Webster (see). She d. July 18, 1886.
8. CHARLES WRIGHT, son of Dr. Samuel 7, b. Holderness, Sept. 14, 1829. He was a contractor and builder and engaged in construction of buildings in the vicinity and in Boston, Mass. Later he engaged in the manufacture of straw board at Ashland and St. Johnsbury, Vt. In 1873 he removed from Ashland to Plymouth, and for seventeen years was a railway postal clerk. He m. March 18, 1857, Mary Tyrrell Cheney, b. Nov. 13, 1837, dau. of Person and Anna Wad- leigh (Morrison) Cheney. He d. in Plymouth, Sept. 21, 1894. Mrs. Wright res. in Plymouth.
9. CHARLES CHENEY WRIGHT, son of Charles 8, b. Ashland, June 30, 1872. Was educated at the State Normal School, and Tilton Conference Seminary. In Jan., 1889, he formed a partnership with Edward A. Chase, and purchased the printing establishment of William J. Randolph, and two years later, by purchase, he became sole proprietor. Renewing business relations with Mr. Chase, they purchased of Thomas J. Walker, in June, 1894, the "Plymouth Record" and the " Northern Herald" of Lisbon. He was private secretary to Gov. Rollins, 1899-1901, and in 1901 he was appointed private secretary to Hon. Frank D. Currier, representative in Congress. When appointed to the last-named position he sold his interest in the newspapers and job printing to his partner, Mr. Chase. In Jan., 1904, Congressman Currier was appointed chairman of the Committee on Patents, and he appointed Mr. Wright clerk of the Committee. He m. Sept. 13, 1893, Mira Holden Adams, Plymouth High School, 1891, dau. of Edgar A. Adams (see). One child.
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1. WINCOL WRIGHT, son of Ebenezer and Deborah Wright, b. Sept. 13, 1731. m. April 7, 1758, Sybel Farwell, and lived in Dunstable. His name sometimes appears Winkall Wright.
2. WINCOL WRIGHT, son of Wincol and Sybel (Farwell) Wright, b. in Dunstable, Oct. 11, 1769. m. in Dunstable, Nov. 21, 1793, Lydia
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Pollard. . He removed to Plymouth, 1802, and lived in this town seventeen years, when he removed to Dorchester. He was a farmer and an inn-holder. I have found no record of his children and men- tion of only one.
3. WINCOL F. WRIGHT, son of Wincol 2. m. August 29, 1820, Mary Worcester, dau. of Francis and Hannah (Parker) Worcester (see). Lived in Dorchester.
YEATON.
1. JOHN YEATON, son of John, b. 1803. m. Susan Steele, and was a farmer in Thornton. His wife d. in Thornton. He came to Plymouth with his son, Joseph, and here d. Oct. 11, 1874.
i. JOSEPH SANBORN, b. Thornton, May 1, 1845. Came to Plymouth, 1872. He m., Oct. 28, 1872, Medora Avery, dau. of Caleb and Lucinda (Willey) Avery (see Willey Register). He is a farmer. Two children : (1) Edwin Caleb, b. Feb. 28, 1874. m. Sept. 25, 1903, Bessie Bland, dau. of Everett Bland of Hillsborough. Res. Plymouth. (2) Ethel May, b. July 12, 1886.
ii. MARY, b. Feb. 6, 1847. m. Dana Fadden, of Thornton.
iii. GEORGE WILLIAM, b. Jan. 9, 1854. m. Dec. 28, 1875, Jennie Frances Fisher, b. Antrim, May 4, 1857, dau. of Wellington C. and Eliza J. (Corliss) Fisher (see Corliss Register). He is a farmer and has res. in Plymouth since 1872.
iv. JOHN HENRY, b. 1857. m. in Plymouth Sept. 23, 1879, Alma A. Avery, dau. of Jasper E. Avery (see). He res. in Plymouth from 1879 to 1887. (1) Walton, b. 1882. (2) Willis B., b. Feb. 12, 1886. d. Dec. 3, 1886.
YORK.
1. BENJAMIN YORK, b. Jan. 14, 1762. Was a Baptist preacher and lived in Holderness. He m. Nov. 22, 1780, Rebecca Coffin. He d. June 6, 1845. His dau., Mrs. Shaw, d. in Plymouth, Sept. 12, 1883.
2. STEPHEN YORK, son of Benjamin 1, b. Holderness, July 20, 1794. m. March 15, 1827, Nancy Cochran, dau. of Thomas Cochran (see). He removed from Holderness to Plymouth, 1839. He was a soldier in the War of 1812. His home in Plymouth was on Livermore Falls street. In 1853 he represented Plymouth in the legislature. He d. July 16, 1873. His wife d. August 15, 1872. He had sons : Manson Randall, b. May 19, 1832; George, b. 1839; Alonzo, b. 1841, and probably other children.
3. MANSON RANDALL YORK, son of Stephen 2, b. Holderness, May 19, 1832. m. Nov. 28, 1861, Catharine Fadden, b. August 11, 1840,
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dau. of James Fadden, of Franconia. He removed to Franconia, 1858, returning two years later to Plymouth. He is a stone-mason.
i. ORISSA AMELIA, b. April 28, 1867. m. Dec. 23, 1891, Harry G. Atwood, clerk Ashland.
ii. GEORGE II., b. Feb. 19, 1869. d. March 7, 1870.
iii. EFFIE EVELYN, b. Sept. 12, 1879.
4. ALONZO V. B. YORK, son of Stephen 2, b. 1841. m. Oct. 7, 1878, Pamelia (Braley) Grover, dau. of George W. Braley. He lived in Plymouth until 1878, when he removed to Lakeport, where he d. in January, 1903.
YOUNG.
1. WINTHROP YOUNG, b. Strafford, 1763. Was ordained and became pastor of the Free Will Baptist Church in Canterbury, June 29, 1796. He first came to Canterbury, 1787, and was pastor of the church from 1796 to 1831.
2. OTIS YOUNG, b. Canterbury. m. Catharine Johnson, and was a farmer on the paternal homestead.
3. THOMAS JEFFERSON YOUNG, b. Canterbury, 1804. He lived a few years in Boston, Mass., and removed to Plymouth, 1846. He m. in Boston, Sept. 6, 1829, Ann Kimball, b. August 1, 1806, dau. of Moses and Sarah (Currier) Kimball, of Haverhill, Mass. He lived on Cummings Hill. He d. Jan. 4, 1859. She d. August 12, 1863.
i. OTIS, b. August 11, 1830. Was a clerk in Lowell, Mass., and a merchant at Sanbornton Bridge (Tilton), 1855 to 1860. He re- moved to Plymouth, 1861. He lives on Warren street, and con- -. ducts the paternal farm on Cummings Hill. He m. Oct. 28, 1855, Mary Jane Whitcher, b. 1831, dau. of Reuben Whitcher. She d. August 23, 1887. IIe m. second, Oct. 31, 1889, Edith (Caldon) Gould, dau. of Thomas Caldon (see), and widow of William Gould.
ii. JOHN MORRILL, b. July 2, 1831. m. Jan. 1, 1854, Abbie W. Whitcher, of Northfield.
iii. FLORILLA ANN, b. Oct. 6, 1832. m. Henry Plummer (see).
iv. THOMAS JEFFERSON, b. Dec. 29, 1833. Removed to California, 1855.
v. MARY OTIS, b. Jan. 8, 1835. m. Jan. 25, 1858, Daniel Emery Hill, son of John and Mahala (Rollins) Hill, of Northfield.
vi. SARAH MARIA, b. March 21, 1836. m. Henry Jerome Reed, b. Princeton, Mass., July 3, 1831, son of Jabez G. and Lavina (Rice) Reed. They lived in Worcester, Mass. Their son, Bertie Reed, is superintendent of a street railway, Pennsylvania.
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vii. EDMUND JOHNSON, b. August 20, 1837. m. 1860, Mina Elliot, Dorchester. m. second, Helen Whipple. m. third, Georgia Lancaster. He is a merchant in Tilton ; deacon of the Congrega- tional church. (1) Maud A., b. May, 1861. (2) Herbert G., b. Feb., 1868.
viii. DEARBORN, b. Feb. 9, 1839. m. Delia Matthews. He was in Ply- mouth 1846-1862. He is proprietor of a factory for condensing milk at Buenapark, near Los Angeles, Cal.
ix. KATIE, b. April 6, 1810. m. William D. Fifield, of North Brook- field, Mass.
X. WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON, b. Oct. 6, 1841. Enlisted Sept. 3, 1861, 4th N. H. Infantry. Appointed corporal. Killed at mine explosion, Petersburg, Va., July 30, 1864.
xi. HARRIET LOUISA, b. June 29, 1814. m. Charles Turner, now of Mazeppa, Minn. She is deceased.
xii. HESTER ANN, b. Dec. 17, 1815. d. Feb. 8, 1849.
xiii. FRANCES HELEN, b. Jan. 10, 1847. m. George Boardman, clerk, Lowell, Mass. She is deceased.
xiv. JANE ELIZA, b. Oct. 11, 1849. m. Jabez Eugene Reed, b. Prince- ton, Mass., Oct. 5, 1848, son of Jabez G. and Lavina (Rice) Reed. They res. in Worcester, where she d. May 12, 1873.
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Page 22. For " Thomas 3 Barnard " substitute " his brother Sam- uel,8 who m. Anna Currier. Joseph + was b. Nov. 15, 1715. m. Elizabeth Tuxbury."
25. Hamilton Alexander Barrett. m. second, Aug. 13, 1893, Mrs. Carrie Buchanan.
39. Dora Belle Bean. m. Sept. 7, 1904, Charles W. Keniston. 40. For " Herbert Earle Berry " read " Hubert Earle Berry."
49. David 5 Blanchard. m. Nov. 11, 1760, Margaret Dolever.
51. Samuel Merrill, who m. Rebecca Blodgett, was a son of Samuel and Ruth (Morse) Merrill. He was born May 14, 1724, and had previously m. Nov. 8, 1746, Tabithe Flanders.
66. Last line, read " Clarence Wyatt, b. March 6, 1901."
74. Tenth line, for " P. O." read " P. Q."
86. Joseph Burbeck. m. Anna Ryan, Nov. 15, 1798.
91. Clementine E. (Hayes) Burns, d. Oct. 25, 1903.
92. Robert Burns, b. Aug. 25, 1892.
Samuel A. Burns, b. in Rumney, June 21, 1802. Dart- mouth College, 1826.
95. Line 25, for "John H. Huckins " read "John S. Huckins."
Line 35, for "he d. March 26, 1904" read " she d. May 26, 1904."
96. Harrison Green Caldon. Add " he m. second, Mary (Sar- gent) Roby. See George B. Roby."
" 102. Henry Alvin Cass. m. second, Elizabeth Heap.
111. Warren Green and Lillian M. (Heath) Chase have one son (1), Anthony Brown Chase, b. Dec. 22, 1897.
Irving Hanson and Minnie (Elliot) Chase have two chil- dren, (1) Mildred A. Chase, b. April 30, 1883. Ply- mouth High School, 1900, student Mt. Holyoke College. (2) Richard Volney, b. June 4, 1887, student Plymouth High School.
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Page 130. For " Elmer Xavor Clay " read "Elmer Xavin Clay," * and add " Stella Malana Clay. m. Sept. 7, 1904, Fred Hershel Abbot."
140. For "Nashville, Conn." read " Nashville, Tenn." Nathaniel Cole, add " son of Abraham and Sarah Cole."
141. Jacob Cole, add " son of Abraham and Sarah Cole."
187. John Darling, son of John 1, m. Hannah Morse.
190. Last line, Florence Lucy Davis. m. 1904, Henry Burke.
194. Sarah Clough, wife of Samuel 5 Dearborn, was a dau. of Daniel and Sarah (Baker) Clough, and a sister of the wife of Col. David Webster.
225. Rebecca, widow of Nathaniel Draper. m. June 9, 1846, Ebenezer Eastman.
Line 10. For "Jason C. Draper " read " Nathaniel F. Draper."
244. Third line from bottom of page, omit " also representative, 1777."
« 250. Seventh line from bottom of the page, for "Dr. John " read " Dr. Peter."
66 251. First line, for " Joanna Walker " read " Joanna Warren."
" 255. Abigail (Straw) Farmer. m. second, - Holmes. She d. in Plymouth May 20, 1896.
315. For " Carry Elizabeth " read " Carrie Elizabeth."
317. For "Lucius Smith Hanaford " read "Lucien Smith Hanaford."
323. Henry Stanton, who m. Anna Harriman, was a son of Isaac W. and Ruth (Ayer) Stanton of Holderness. He was b. Dec. 7, 1770, and d. 1803.
328. To children of James Harvel add, "v. Peter, b. Oct. 18, 1776, drowned April 24, 1789."
" 341. Col. David Hobart was born Aug. 21, 1722. For " April " read " August."
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360. George and Mehitable Hull also had a son Isaac, b. 1755. He was killed in Plymouth Feb. 12, 1773. Joseph, son of George and Mehitable Hull. m. March 20, 1791, Sarah Thurber.
423. Last line, for " Lenitor " read " Lexington."
437. For " Nettie Mabel, dau. of George Marvin McQuesten " read " Nellie Mabel."
" 440. For " Daniel Spraider " read "John Spraider. He was b. Jan. 7, 1808, and d. in Iowa City, Ia., March 1, 1905."
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Page 440. Nathaniel Peabody Melvin was a State senator 1837 and 1838. When elected he was of Bridgewater.
" 443. Moses Merrill. m. Nov. 28, 1807, Mehitable Otis.
444. For " Elisha T. Bowman " read " Elihu T. Homans. They were m. June 2, 1812."
449. Weldon P. and Martha Elizabeth (Merrill) Shute have two children, Dorothy and Donald.
450. For " Chris B. Noyes " read " Crisp B. Noyes."
457. Richard Merrill. m. April 16, 1840, Lovina Kelley.
460. Robert Mitchell, son of John 1, b. April 8, 1777.
461. Nora Blanche Mitchell. m. Elmer F. Jenness (see).
467. The first wife of Daniel 1 Morrison was Hannah Griffin, b. June 13, 1671, dau. of John and Lydia (Shatswell) Griffin, of Bradford, Mass. Daniel Morrison, son of Daniel 1. m. in Wells, Me., Dec. 15, 1715, Eleanor Littlefield.
468. John Morrison, son of John 2. m. May 14, 1750, Mary Davis.
Daniel Morrison, son of John 2. m. May 1, 1750, Judith Davis.
Judith Davis and probably Mary Davis were sisters of Deborah Davis, who m. Col. Moses Baker.
475. Clara Frances Morse. m. Charles M. Leach.
477. Oscar Fitzallen Morse. m. second, Dec. 28, 1886, Lavinia (Page) Drake, b. Sept. 20, 1854, dau. of Mitchell H. and Dorothy (Locke) Page, and widow of Henry W. Drake. - Eliza Anna Morse, b. Feb. 1, 1837, not 1859, as printed.
" 489. Cora G. Nelson. m. Azro G. Pebbles (see).
492. Omit " v. Cora G., b. Dec. 19, 1860. m. Azro G. Pebbles."
« 507. Martin Van Buren Paige, surviving his wife, d. 1903.
508. For " Brookport " read " Brockport."
513. Eliza, wife of Joseph Parker, has a dau. by a former marriage, Mary Lamson of Plymouth.
« 572. Lucinda Maria Robic. m. Joseph L. Towan.
592. Rebecca Russell, dau. of Peter. m. April 17, 1753, Ben- jamin Fasset, of Westford, Mass.
« 593. Pelatiah Russell, son of Lieutenant Pelatiah, was a soldier in Colonel Prescott's regiment, 1775.
603. Line 6, for " Oct. 3, 1898," read "Oct. 31, 1898"; line 16, Louisa (Hall) Russell, d. May 6, 1905.
618. Maurice Everett Sargent. m. Lillian Brown.
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Page 623. Alice Izetta (Sawyer) Brown. m. second, William Page of Newbury, Vt.
636. Harvey N. Smith, add " he m. Alice Wilmot."
727. Capt. Thomas Wells of Chester, son of Titus Wells. m. second, April 10, 1729, Mary Sargent, b. Dec. 29, 1705, dau. of Philip and Mary (Tewksbury) Sargent of Ames- bury, Mass. She died without issue about 1737; he m. third, Hannah -, who was the mother of ten children. There were three children by his first marriage.
736. For " Alvin Fernald Wentworth " read " Alvin Fernando Wentworth."
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INDEX.
The family registers are arranged in alphabetical order and the names of persons belonging to any of the families are not indexed. This index contains the names of persons not original members of Plymouth families.
A.
Abbot, Charlotte P., 747.
Emily B., 703.
Julia E., 112.
Mary, 106.
Nathan, 605.
Allerton, Mary, 183.
Allison, Martha. 464.
Ambrose, Abigail, 550. Susan, 714. Ames, Aleata, 642. Caleb M., 334. Eliza, 702.
Abel, William H., 78.
Acie, Mary, 67.
Emily A., 15.
Adams, Anna, 90.
Horace L., 87.
Charles, 247.
Lydia, 376.
Arnold, Abigail B., 219.
Arris, Henry S., 410.
Ash, Mary A., 731.
Jane, 422. Joseph S., 731.
Oliver, 268.
Rhoda, 87, 230.
Silas, 668.
Susan, 279.
Aspinwall, Mary E., 629. Atherton, Harriet Adelia, 205. Atkinson, Eleanor, 339. Hannah, 295.
Atwood, Florence Adele, 278. Harry G., 768. Mary, 232. Saralı, 702.
Austin, Annie, 33. Deborah, 138.
Alfred H., 561.
Helen M., 527.
Isaiah, 733.
George Harris, 211.
Hannah, 520.
Lydia B., 197.
John, 325.
Mary L., 502.
Ruth, 139. Samantha, 112.
Lizzie, 10. Sarah, 711. Andrus, Alice C., 432.
Andruss, Almeda, 515. Annable, Ancil, 443. Annis, Charles, 467. Emeline B., 459.
Annis, George, 324. Hannah, 586. Keza, 115.
Anthony, Ann M:, 718. Bowers, 629.
Applebee, Lillian V., 489. Apted, Alfred M., 713.
Arbuckle, Margaret, 434. Archer, Jennie May, 630. Archibault, Emma, 609. Armor, Margaret (Dins- moor ), 465. Arms, Ralph, 318.
Armstrong, Francis M., 231. George, W., 425.
Elizabeth Foss, 640.
Mary Ann, 424, 585.
Ermina, 640.
Mary Burleigh, 149.
Lillian Blanche, 12. Mary, 254. Mary J., 640. Aiken, Betsey, 321. Sarah, 76.
Amos, Mary Frances, 433. Amsden, Frances ( Perri- man), 184. Lovisa, 356. Martha V., 421.
Albright, Virginia, 214. Aldis, Sarah, 341.
Aldrich, Abby Jane, 119. Addie J., 634.
Anderson, Jane, 98. Sarah A., 629.
Addison S., 490.
Andrews, Calvin M., 3. Fanny, 755. George, 3.
Joseph A., 303. Mary, 415.
Loretta S., 62.
Avery. Blanche, 18. Catherine, 470. Fred, 610. Hannah K., 272.
Hattie, 39, 546.
Jemima, 758.
Jennie G., 221. John S., 39. Joseph, 25, 108.
Alexander, Elizabeth, 466, 546. Lewis S., 292. Allan, James, 729.
Allanshaw, Anne C., 272. Allen, Isaac S., 248. Nancy, 477. Samuel, 122.
Sarah, 579. Sybel, 8.
Rufus, 82.
Sarah (Farnum), 365. Abbott, Ida M., 113. Rosa Ella, 80. Samuel, 176.
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Avery, Lottie May, 108. Lucinda, 282. Martha, 386. Martin B., 695.
Mary, 663. Mary Ann, 277.
Sally, 220. Sarah, 220. Axdell, Mary, 428. Ayer, Betsey, 441. Hannah, 330. Lucy M., 509.
Lyndon, 657.
Mary, 468. Richard S., 661. Ruth, 308, 529. Sarah, 332.
B.
Babb, Betsey, 600. Babcock, IIclen, 455. Backus, Mary E., 698. Bacon, Elizabeth, 332. Emma, 147. Eva Grace, 671. John, 255. Nicia Eva, 426. Badger, Ebenezer, 564. Elizabeth, 468. Elizabeth G., 75. Hannah, 564.
Bagley, Annie M., 237. Dorothy, 706. Mary, 677. Nancy, 219. Sarah Ann, 95.
Bailey, Alice M., 173. Betsey, 479. Cordelia, 3.
Ellen, 505. Freeman, 654. Jane, 323. Joanna, 440. Lavina A., 226.
Louisa M., 488. Margaret H., 574. Nancy, 356. Nancy E., 319.
Saralı, 569, 586. Susan Jane, 315. William, 77. Baker, Albert, 202. Caroline M., 202. Celia Green, 203. Charles, 201, 202. Deborah Davis, 381. Elizabeth, 360, 380, 745.
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Baker, Emily Atwood, 202. | Barrett, Nellie, 475.
Francis, 202.
Greenleaf, 202.
Hannah, 213.
Henry Leonard, 147.
Henry, 202.
John L., 236. Laura E., 202.
Barry, Angeline L., 134.
Barstow, Henry, 707. Bartlett, Alice M., 97.
Andrew, 447. Cynthia Churchı, 293.
Eliza, 295.
Elizabeth, 198, 480.
Glennie Anne, 4.
Hannah, 22, 379.
Hosea, 459.
Joseph, 479.
Judith, 655.
Lucy, 313.
Margaret, 478.
Mary, 554. 690.
Mary E., 744.
Pliny, 679. Thomas, 32.
Tristram, 554. William B., 311.
Bass, Gilman A., 421.
Basset, Nellie, 584.
Batchelder, Anna, 64.
Charles S., 612. Eliza Ann, 282. Elizabeth, 79.
George, 664.
Huldah, 281.
Jemima, 296. Lucinda, 81.
Lucy, 486.
Mary F., 13.
Moulton, 588. Phæbe, 64.
Bateman, Carrie, 601.
Bates, George D., 671. Hannah, 753. Lydia, 269. Martha, 547.
Batt, Ann. 72.
Mary, 479.
Nancy, 17.
Pliny F., 344. Sarah, 175.
Barnes, Irenc, 656.
Mary, 287, 357. Rachel, 613.
Rebecca, 411. Sarah, 329. Susan B., 130.
Barnett, Hannah, 63.
Barney, Charles, 730. Nellie E., 306. Barrett, Georgianna, 122.
Barron, John Varnum, 568. Oliver, 380. Barrows, James Sheldon, 449. Lucia M., 396.
Lois, 44.
Louisa R., 224.
Malvina, 670.
Mary, 380.
Melville, 202.
Nancy, 80. William Maurice, 121. Balch, Emma Lucina, 169. Josiah, 657.
Baldwin, Hannah, 124.
Irvin E., 56. Matilda, 337.
Nancy S., 363.
Rebecca, 124.
Rena Sutherland, 317. Ball, Alice Caroline, 264. John, 712.
Lucy, 262.
Mary, 534. Sally, 327.
Ballou, Olive, 336.
Bamford, Jane, 484.
Bancroft, Amanda D., 240. Lucinda, 615. Stephen R., 169.
Banks, Joseph, 511.
Barber, Eliza, 615. Elizabeth, 754. Esther, 129.
Barker, Carl E., 364.
Elizabeth, 631.
Lizzie E., 616.
Mary, 652. Richard, 446.
Barkley, Effie, 58.
Barnard, Eliza, 158. George, 403.
Jonathan, 730.
Lydia, 55.
Battles, Marietta J., 606.
Baxter, Elizabeth, 357, 415. Bayley, Roxanna, 654. Sarah, 114. Timothy, 53. Beal, George W., 604. Mary, 742. Bean, Anna M., 498. Ann Betsey, 316. Edna Anna. 137. George H., 555. Julia F., 483. Levi, 146.
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Bean, Mary L., 500. Mary S., 234. Miriam, 465. Nancy, 585. Ruth, 268. Sally, 268. Beard, Mary, 716. Beardslee, Charles F., 264. Beck, Anna, 311.
Bedell, Mary, 230.
Beede, Sally, 641.
Beers, Sarah, 652.
Blake, Alanson, 664. Amanda A., 648. Eliphalet. 595.
Joseph T., 260.
Lucy, 247.
Lydia A., 116. Lyman H., 651. Maria, 741.
Marion Elizabeth, 98.
Mary, 130, 388.
Mary C., 414.
Mehitable, 374.
Molly, 76.
Ruth, 64. Sarah, 37.
Blanchard, Ada E., 127. Anna C., 58. Hannah, 505.
Jennie H., 559.
Kendall H., 231. Ruth, 670.
Bliss, Emily F., 389. Jonathan, 405. Lauretta, 454. Louisa, 413. Stephen, 762. Blodget, Henry Sewell,288. Blodgett, Mary, 276. Blood, Betsey, 548. Elizabeth, 345.
Bradley, Ambrose, 388. Betsey, 315. Clarissa, 34.
Josiah, 720.
Martha, 294.
Mary Jane, 171.
Ruth, 235. Sarah, 37. Bradstreet, Olive, 19. Bradwer, Harry E., 292. Brainard, Amy, 626. Chiliab, 760. Esther, 348.
Bingham, Delia, 463.
Bingley, Elizabeth. 109.
Bodwell, Hannah, 339.
Bohonon, Andrew Bowers, 146. Bold, Alonzo, 147. Bond, Orinda, 721. Boothbay, Ellen, 621. Borden, William, 764. Boreman, Joanna, 259. Boteler, Margaret, 413. Bothwell, Elizabeth, 616. |
Mary (Drake), 606. Boutwell, Addie M., 623. Bowen, Mabel F., 493.
- Bower, Euphemia, 202. Bowers, Celia, 555.
Elizabeth, 511. William T., 764. Bowing, Julia, 698. Bowman, Elisha T., 444. Geoge Washington, 30. Boyden, Martha, 309.
Boynton, Ann, 570. Ellen (Pell), 368. Hannah, 144, 700, 759.
Beiser, Charles W., 718. Belcher, Augustus, 58. Bell, James D., 84. Mary, 338. Bellows, Livinia A. H., 326.
Belville, Fred, 96.
Belwear, Georgianna, 240.
Bemis, Luther Dutton, 567. Sally, 663. Benerly, Albert, 208.
Benjamin, Abgail, 384.
Bennett, Lydia, 345. Miriam J., 33. Peter, 731.
Sadie M., 514. Susan, 333.
Benson, Marion, 714. Benton, Ira L., 717. Joseph, 232.
Berry, Fred A., 618. L. Abigail, 167. Lucia, 205. Beverly, Jane Almeda, 209. Bickford, Ann K., 663. Benjamin, 384. Daniel, 594.
Deborah, 156. Josiah. 594.
Mehitable, 384. Nancy, 241. Polly R., 386. Bigelow, Sarah, 354. Binford, Augustus 567. Samuel, 5.
W.,
Hepsibah, 647. Mary, 418, 457. Blount, Caroline E., 61. Boardman, Amos, 760. George, 769. Gideon C., 48. Laura, 425. Mary R., 652. Nancy, 271.
Boddy, Anna, 310.
Brainerd, Clarissa, 342. Rhoda, 710. Breed, J. Grafton, 367. Susan Ann. 57. Brennan, William. 564. Brett, Ephraim, 657. Brewer, Submit, 685. Brewster. Mary. 643. Persis S., 487.
Bridge, Anna, 410. Joshua F., 240. Bridgeman, Simcon, 493.
James, 232. Jane, 533. Lyman D., 710. Mary, 63, 759. Nathaniel, 599. Vashti, 730. Brack, Margaret, 668.
Bracken, Henry S., 414. Kezia, 120, 121.
Brackett, Samuel Geer, 254. Bradburn, Alice M., 168. Bradbury, Cyrus, 115. Jane, 445. Mary, 499. Mehitable, 604.
Bradford, Elizabeth, 95. Jesse P., 95. Thomas, 3. Bradlee, Ann, 478.
Franklin, 162.
Bird, George H., 315. Bishop, Betsey, 679. Jane A., 540. Susannah, 214. Bissell, L. Malvina, 671. Bixby, Luther, 711. Nancy, 257. Ruth, 256. Blackey, Sarah, 416.
Blackiston, Mary Ionia, ; Boulter, Mary, 549. 596. Blair, Hepsibah, 461. - Joseph C., 500. Louisa Cox, 6. Lucia R., 30. Blaisdell, Elizabeth, 138. Florena, 182. Henry, 753. Sarah J., 695.
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INDEX.
Bridges, Dudley, 361. Susan E., 488. Bridgman, Emma, 227. Briggs, Hannah C., 271. Sarah Ann, 207. Brigham, Sarah B., 756. Zebina S., 149. Broad, Eliza, 241. Lorrie, 207. Lucy A., 241. May, 207.
Brocklebank, Hannah, 491. Sarah, 2. Brockway, Abigail, 224. Brookin, Sarah, 79. Brooks, Esther, 744. George A., 514. Hepsibah, 184. Jennie E., 299. Matthew, 206.
Brown, Abigail, 648. Alfred L., 623. Alson L., 178.
Anna, 136, 250.
Annie A., 616.
Apphia, 93.
Benjamin, 518.
Betsey, 132, 247. Charles Wesley, 475.
Eliza, 498.
Elizabeth, 74, 408, 423, 761.
Ellen M., 171.
Elmina, 647.
Fred Wallace, 432.
Hannah, 411, 583.
Hannah J., 253.
Hortense, 749.
Ira, 118.
James, 262. Jane, 411. Jeremiah B., 66. Lois, 29.
Lydia, 584. Mahala, 684.
Martha Jane, 316. Mary, 611.
Mary A., 584.
Nancy Moulton, 79.
Nehemialı, 762.
Nellie Prescott, 193.
Nelson P., 682.
Oliver T., 255. Pluma, 364. Ruth, 583. Samuel, 1.
Sarah, 24, 217, 257, 412, 657, 659. Sylvia A., 525. True, 46. William H., 747.
Browne, Abigail, 67. Isabel Morse, 629. Brownsett, Hannah U. T., 546. Bruce, Eliza, 605. Bryant, Deborah Snow, 275. Drusilla, 232. Jeremy Young, 46. Mary Ellen, 251. Napoleon B., 46. Buck, Elizabeth, 681. Francena, 476.
Mary, 183. Mchitable, 723.
Buckland, Romulus 538. A.,
Buckley, John W., 375.
Buckman, Ruth, 14.
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