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1818, d. Jan. 28, 1859, lu Cullforuia, where he was m., and left two children. lle was killed by an accident, while guuulng.
128. Joskru [139], b. Dec. 28, 1777.
129. BENJAMIN2 [125] (Jacob1), m. Mary Elkins, dan. of Peters (see p. 264 [6]), Ang. 20, 1789 ( Woodman) ; is said to have built the first house in the village of Tiltou (i. e., at the Bridge proper), site in rear of the present hotel ; built, also, in company with Mr. Tilton, a blacksmith's and seythe shop, where now the new grist-mill, and was crushed by its water wheel, from which he was cutting the ice, and killed instantly, Jan. 22, 1805. .. A remarkable death." She'd Feb. 28, 1841, in her 72d year. Children :
130. JACOB, b. 1790; was a tauner and shoemaker on the old Ruudlet (now Russell) place. at the Brook; moved, spring after his third marriage, to Mer- edith Ridge, farm now occupled (1876-81) by his widow and youngest son. lle m., Ist, Charlotte Haynes, of Canterbury, Oct. 17, 1815 (Bodwell), who d. Sept. 23, 1822, of consumption; m., 2d, Naney A., dau. of Dea. Daniel Parker, of Salisbury, 1823, who was b. June 8. 1789, and d. Nov. 13, 1849, ae. 60-5. " She is not dead, but sleepeth." He in., 3d, Nancy J. Pearson, of Meredith, dan. of Jethro (see p. 547 [8, 7]), Nov. 17, 1850. He was a deacon of the Pine Itill Baptist Church after 1858, " a most highly esteemed man," and d. Aug. 23, 1873, in his 83d year. Children : - 1. Benjamin Frauklin, b. Aug. 8, 1824 (2d wife) ; m. Pluma B. Bowen, of New York (State), March 30, 1858; is now a farmer at Stromsburg, Polk Co., Neb , where also he had been assessor, and cousta- ble (1876). Child : - I. Mary Lizzie, b. Aug 2, 1859, in Carroll Co., Illinois. 2. Charlotte Ann, b. Feb. 27, 1826 ('27) ; m. John P. Taylor, of Bristol (see). 3. Jacob Parker, b. Jan. 14, 1829; m., Ist, Addie Shoemaker, a native of Lan- ark, Ill., Dec. 26, 1855, who d. Aug. 12, 1858. He in., 2d, Lizzle J. Bradley, of Canterbury, Ang. 13, 1864; was of the urin of Smith & Dodge (1876), dealers in agricultural implements, in Stromsburg. Neb. Had held the offices of assessor, justice of the peace, school director, secretary of township school board, and other minor oulees. Children : - I. Fred Lamoine, b. Nov. 17, 1868 (2d wife), in Hmuilion Co., Iowa. II. Rosa, b. June C, 1870, as the last. III Nellie, b. Sept. 27, 1872, in Polk Co., Neb. 4. Edwin Parry, b. July 24, 1852 (Od wife) ; is a farmer, as above stated, Meredith Ridge.
131. PETER ELKINS, b. Ang. 12, 1792; went to Haverhill, Mass., at the age of thirteen, and commenced his trade, as a blacksmith, with Thomas Runnels, whose dau., Betsey (b. March 12, 1798), he in., Aug. 31, 1817. They lived in Amherst, South Merrimack, Cincinnati, O., and Covington, Ky., whence ret. to Bradford, Mass., in 1837, and celebrated their " golden wedding," Aug. 31, Is67. She d. Oct. 6, 1875, with her dau., at Milford, ae. 77-7. He d. Aug. 8, 1876, in Bradford, ac. 84. Children (second consins of the author) : - 1. Sophia Ruunels, b. Aug. 16, 1818; m. Rev. William Rogers Chamberlin, Dec. 24, 1841, in South Merrimack. He was b. Nov. 2, 1816, in Brooktickt; studied with Dr. A. A. Miner, of Methuen; commenced preaching in. 1850; was first settled as pastor of the Universalist Church in Dightou, Mass., 1843; a missionary in Virginia, Kentucky, and Tennessee, one or two years, travel- ling 5,000 miles on horseback; preached and res'd. in Cincinnati and Tilany, O., in Dubuque, Vintou, and Council Bluffs, Ia. ; and tually, three and one half years, as pastor of the Union Church, in Clinton, N. Y., where he d.,
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April 28, 1875, ae. 58-6. No children. 2. Caroline Elizabeth, b. Sept. 15, 1520; m Rev. Henry Jewell, June, 1850 (ed wife), who was b. In Maine, 1812. He has been a Universalist clergyman in Lyun and Stoughton, Mass., and Cin- einnati, O., though longest settled at Canton, Mass., and for two years ( Isi7) at Hardwick, Mass. No children. 3 Charles Otls, b. May 3, 1823; m., Ist, Sarah W. MeClure, of Merrimack; m., 2d, Hannah Paddleford, of Westbor- ough, Mass. ; was a machinist; lived longest in Canton, Mass. ; d., of con- sumption, at East Taunton, Feb. 4 (5), 1872, in his 49th year. Three children (ed wife) : - I. Sarah W. II. Minnie; and a son, who was drowned in Can- ton, ac. 5 years. 4. Jane Underhill, b. June +, 1826; in. George Sargent, a stone-mason; was living (1877) in Nushua. Eight children; two deceased. 5. Mary Lucy, b. Nov. 28, 1832; m. William N. Patterson, a native of Merri- mack; res'd. in Milford (1877). Nine children; two deceased. 6. Herbert Augustine, b. Oct. 17, 1835; m , Ist, Mary, dau. of Dr. Platt, of Dayton, O .; 11., 2d, Emma L. West, of Bradford, Mass., Sept. 7, 1869; was lastly a saloon keeper in llaverhill, and d., at B., Jan. 20, 1876, ae. 40-3. Two children.
132. AMos, m. - Shaw, sister of Naney M. [135].
133, 134. MOSES. ELKINS, d. young.
135. HORATIO, b. March 12, 1799; m. Naney Merrill Shaw, in Newbury- port, Mass., Feb. 8, 1821; res'd. in New Bedford, and there d., Jan. 6, 1870, in his 71st year. Children : - 1. Mary Elizabeth, b. July 20, 1822; m. Charles II. Colby, of Newton, Feb. 13, 1848, and d. Dec., 1856, ae. 34-5. Children : - I. Emma Elliot (Colby), b. Feb. 26, 1849. II. Frank Moulton, b. April 3, 1853. 2. IToratlo Alfred, b. May 5, d. Oct. 4, 1825, ac. 5 mos. 3. Sophia Ann, b. Oct. 5, 1829, d. Dee. 20, 1834, ae. 5-2.
136, 137. BENJAMIN. ABIGAIL E., m. Cole Weeks, 2d wife (see).
138. STATIRA, In. Joseph M. Dalton (see p. 207 [14]).
139. JOSEPH2 [128] (Jacob1), m. Olive French, dau. of Jeremiah? (sre p. 286 [9]), Feb. 19, 1797 (Crockett) ; lived where his father had settled, the fourth of his name in town, and " captain " in the mili- tia. He d. Sept. 10, 1837, in his GOth year.
""T was hard, 't was agony to give theo up, But still I do not, cannot wish thee back. The smile of God, bright seraph, now is thine; Thou restest 'neath the banners of His love."
" I weep, but not in wild despair, For loss of him I love, But rather that I soon may share A crown with him above."
She d. of consumption, March 7, 1849, ac. 69-3. Children :
140. PORBE, b. April 30 (3), 1798; m. Benalah S. Lang (see p. 455 [50]). 141. DANIEL S., b. Oct. S, 1800; m. Hannah March, dau. of Jacob (see p. 476 [17]), April 13, 1830 (Bodwell) ; settled as a farmer on the north end of Lot No. 72, 20 Div. (Site opposite the Clement place), and there d., April 14, 1834, ae. 33-6. His family afterwards rem. south, to the " new road," ou the same lot. Child : - 1. Danlel S., Jr., b. June 27, 1833; is a farmer, as above; in. Arabella V. Shaw, of Salisbury, Nov. 2, 1805. Child : - I. Addie Belle, b. June 23, 1867.
142. BErstY, b. Jan. 28, 1804; m. Jonathan Hunkins (see p. 365 [32]).
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143. LORENZO, b. April 2, 1806; m. Carollue L. Tucker, dau. of Payson (see), May 14, 1846 (Curtice) ; always res'd. as a farmer, ou the aucestral homestead, und there d., Nov. 26. 1876, ae 70-8. Chilld : - 1. Charles, b. May 7, 1847 ; also a farmer, with and now succeeding his father; was m., by Rev. C. Curtice, to Maggie Lizzie, dan. of Willlam G. and Mary F. Leavitt, of Loudon Ridge, July 3, 1868. She was b. March 23, 1851. Child : - I. Fred- die Willhuus, b. May 27, 1870.
(Another child of [139] d. Sept. 17, 1811.)
144. JOSEPH MORRILL, b. July 4, 1812; m. Sarah E. Ward, dau. of Den. George C. (see), Oct. 19, 1840; res'd. two years In Lake Village; in Manches- ter fourteen years, as overseer In a cotton mulll; In Milford sluce 1858, follow- ing the shoe business. Children : - 1. Mary Estelle, b. May 8, 1847, in Manchester, and there d., Feb. 3, 1850, in her 3d year. 2. George C. Ward, b. Feb. 14, 1851, in M.
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Another Smith, who gives the same evidence, as the head of the last branch [II., 124], of being in Sanbornton, both in 1768 and 1776, was probably the son of
145. JONATHAN1, Sen., as he is styled
146. JONATHAN2, Jr., on the " Association Test." Whence the family came to Sanbornton is yet unknown. The tendency of the danghters of this one [146] to marry with the sons of Joseph2 [7], would indicate an intimacy aud possible relationship with the I. branch ; it so, he probably hailed from Stratham. He settled in this town, west of the later Clark's Corner; m. Sarah Morrison, dau. of Bradbury3 (see p. 495 [17]) ; was familiarly called " Trucky," or " Trundle," on account of his diminutive form ; and d. Dec. 11, 1798. She probably d., his widow (J. Smith's), Jan. 14, 1809, ac. 67 (?). Children (t. r.) :
147. JENEMIAN [159], b. Oct. 31, 1700.
148. BETTY, b. Feb. 20, 1702; m. (probably) Johu Lary, of Wolfeborougli, Jan. 5, 1796 (Woodman).
149. SUSANNA, b. Dec. 2, 1703; m. Stephen Smith (see [G5]).
150, 151. MARY, b. Dec. 25, 1765. BRADBURY [103], b. May 11, 1709.
152. SARAN, b. April 10, 1771 ; m. William Smith (see [38]).
153. JONATHAN, b. Feb. 1, 1774; in. Elizabeth Welch, Aug. 13, 1795 (Crockett) ; rem. from town.
154. Josuru, b. April 7, 1777; may have been the "Joseph S., 3d," who m. Betsey Cate (?), Dec. 24, 1797 (Crockett).
155. JACOB, b. June 5, d. July 1, 1785, ue. 20 days.
156. JACOL2, Jr., whose two children ouly appear on our town rec- oril, as below, is supposed to have been a younger brother of [146], and to have lived in town but a short time. He was not here in 1776, as but one Jacob [[[.] appears among the signers of the " Test." Children (t. r.) :
157, 158. OLIVER, b. Oct. 22, 1771. " MOLKY " (Molly), b. Jan. 19, 1774.
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159. JEREMIAH3 [147] (Jonathan2, Jonathan1), mn. Mrs. Amy (Copp) Thomas, widow of Joseph (see), having been in the Revolu- tionary war (entry, April 26, 1777). She d. May 8, 1845, se. 98. He d. June 2, 1828, ae. 67-7. Children (t. r.), besides another little boy, who d. Nov. 19, 1800 :
160. JEREMIAUI, Jr., b. Sept. 8, 1732; probably d. young.
161. MARK, b. Nov. 29, 1786; m. Sarah Collins, of Salisbury, Mass. ; was a drover, taking great numbers of cattle to the old Brighton market; lived west of Clark's Corner, on or near the paternal homestead, and there d., of dropsy, July 16, 1840, in hls 54th year. His widow d. a few years later, ac. 57. Children (we obtain this as our last record, before committing the MS. to press, Sept. 23, 1880, without the opportunity of perfecting) : - 1. Lurana, b. March 1, 1809; m. Alfred Hanaford, of S., a native of New Hampton; d. Feb. 20, 1876, ne. 67. Several children. 2. Mary Ann, b. Dec. 15, 1811; m Alfred Bowker, of Charlestown, Mass., and d. Sept. 27, 1840, in her 29th year, leav. ing one daughter. 3. Thomas Merrill, b. Feb. 9, 1814; has res'd. In Boston since 1832, holding the office (as at present) of city coustable for forty years (office at City Hall). He m. Adaline Perkins, of Prospect, Me., Oct. 22, 1842. Children : - I. Amelia Adaline, b. March 31, 1846; m. James W. Young, of llingham, manufacturer of boots and shoes. Children : - (1.) Minnie Simons (Young). (2.) Joseph Wallace. (3.) Emily Smith. (4.) Arthur Merrill. II. Emily Thomas, b. Dec. +, 1850; res., unm., with her father, in Boston. III. Thomas Merrill, Jr., b. April 11, 1855; is a broker in Boston, uum. 4. Amandn, b. April 1, 1815; in. Frederick Gage, of Boston; now res. in Lyun, where he d., April, 1880. Six children, two deceased (one son). 5. Loann Crandall, b. March 14, 1817; m. Albert Chandler, who is now (1880) a clerk in the Boston' Post-Office; res. at 11 Pleasant Street, Charlestown. One son. 6. Christopher Sanborn, b. March 14, 1823; res. in Bostou; employed in the Charlestown Navy Yard; is m., and has four daughters.
102. JOSHUA, b. Feb. 14, 1794; was a drummer, from Sanbornton, in the war of 1812-14; m. Anna (Loanna) Crandall, of Troy, N. Y., and d., in early life, Feb. 18, 1827, ae. 33. Ilis widow in., 2d, Simon Rowe, the tailor of San- borntonton (2d wife), Aug. 9, 1829 (Crockett) (see Robinson Fam., p. 605 [G5]), but d. Jan. 3, 1830, ne. 31. Children : - 1. Mary Luzettia (Luzette), b. July 26, 1818; m. Stephen Sanborn, of New Hampton (see p. 693 [703]). 2. Martin Luther, b. June 8, 1820; m. Eliza C. Gale, dan. of Tudor (sve p. 294 [27]), Nov. 6, 1842 (Rev. Mr. Parker) ; was first, with small beginnings, in the lumber business at Cambridgeport; nfterwards, and till the present, in the wood aud coal trade, owning a wharf. His annual business sometimes reaches $100,000. Was an alderman of Cambridge, 1877-79. Children : - I. Eliza Ann, b. Feb. 22, 1846; m. George P. Rice, of Cambridge, May 19, 1870, who is head clerk in a clothing store, Boston. Child : - (1.) Emina Edith (Rice), b. Jan. 20, 1876. II. Martha Emma, b. April 27, 1850; m. Herbert March, of C., Nov. 15. 1877, salesman In an oil store, Boston. Ill. George Martin, b. May 25, 1853; is In business with his father (as above), wood and coal, 180 Main Street. Cambridgeport. IIe m. Maria Hallett, of C., April 17, 1877. 3, 4. Jeremlah, b. June 5, 1827, and a twin brother, who d. July 18, 1827, ae. G weeks. He [3] m. Elizabeth Bancroft, of Boston, nud Is now a grocer in Albany, N. Y. (No. 42 2d Street). Hlas six children living (four sous), two daughters (the youngest).
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163. BRADBURY3 [15]] (Jonathan, Jonathan'), m. Theodory Fenton, of Bradford, July 13, 1797 (Crockett). She was b. Aug. 11, 1779. He d., in this town, Oct 14, 1846, ac. 77-5. Child (t. r.) :
164. MOLLY, b. April 8, 1798.
IV.
We next give, following priority of date rather than the size of the family :
165. TIMOTHY SMITH, who was here before the Revolutionary war, being the only remaining one of the four Smiths in Sanbornton who signed the " Association "Test" ! (See [19], [124], and [146].) Nothing further is known of him, except that he lived, died ( Fcb. 11, 1812), and was buried west of the present Obadiah Eastman place (Steele's Ilill), Site 1, Lot 25, 2d Div. Children (t. r.) :
166. EZEKIEL GILMAN, b. Feb. 10, 1771; m. Hanuah Robinson, Nov. 11, 1795 (Crockett) ; first settled near his father's, where now O. Eastinan (as above) ; rem. to Rumney, and d. there, or in Wentworth.
167. MEMITABLE, b. Sept. 22, 1772, d., umm., in this town, May 10, 1854, ac. 81-8.
168. . TIMOTHY, Jr., b. Aug. 23, 1774; m., Ist, Mahala Calley, dau. of Thomas (sce p. 94 [64]), Aug. 7, 1797 (Crockett), who d. March 15, 1798, av. 1S. Ile was then carrying ou the tailor's trade near the old meeting-house, where uow Cynthia Lane res. ; soou after went to Boston, and thence tu Maine (having m. 2d), aud there d. His widow and four daughters were liv- ing iu Sanbornton, 1820, till her death, Nov. 30, 1824. .
169. RuoDA, b. Aug. 7, 1776, d. num.
170. BENJAMIN, b. June 20, 1778; was a painter; did not marry.
171. DUDLEY, b. Sept. 22, 1781; m. Polly Robinson, dan. of William (sce p. 001 [23]), July 3, 1805 (Crockett) ; was also a tailor by trade; settled on the present Ira T. Colby place, near Shute's Corner; rem. thence to Port- land, Me.
172. SARAHI (Sally), b. Nov. 23, 1783; m. Jouathan Bagley, from Ames- bury, Mass., Oct. 13, 1807 (Crockett) ; was the last to occupy her father's place.
173. A sister of [165], m. Benjamiu Steele (see).
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174. REUBEN SMITII, the ancestor of this family, had moved from Exeter prior to 1779 (as that year elected to a town office), but not so early as 1776. IIe settled at the foot of the Colby (Giles) Hill, south of Clark's Corner, and d. March 30, 1797. His widow d. Sept. 28, 1815, ae. 94, hence b. 1721. Some uncertainty exists in regard to their children. The " Sarah " who m. David Robinson, though claimed as a child by some, we must venture to put among the grandchildren (see [18.1]). Children :
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175. TRUEWORTHY [181], b. about 1751.
176. TABITHA, In. Nicholas Giles (see p. 302 [1]).
177. MEMITABLE, was three times In.
ITS. JENNY (Jauna), b. Feb. 23, 1758; un. Col. William Taylor (see).
179. ELIZABETH (Betsey), b. March 23, 1700; m. Reuben Rollins (see p. 011 [10]).
180. NOAM [186], b. Aug. 15 (?), 1761.
181. TRUEWORTHY' [175] (Reuben1), m. Abigail Chapman, of Exe- ter; settled on the north half of his father's farm, honse site a little southeast of the late Aaron S. Judkins's. He was a teamster as well as farmer, and is said to have driven from Sanbornton to Boston, for Andrew Lovejoy, ninety-nine times ! He d. Jan. 12, 1825, ae. 73, of consumption. She d., his willow, April 2, 1828. Children :
182. REunEN, in. Mary Dudley, dau. of Gilman (see p. 230 [11]) ; was a farmer ou the present Judkins place. She d. in this town, June 26, 1830, ac. 59. Hle rem. to Littleton, and there d. Children : - 1. Marie Dudley Bagley, m. Nathaniel Shute (see p. 709 [37]). 2. Relier (Leafy) R., b. June 14, 1500; m. Benjamin Coleman (see p. 176 [9]).
183. Amidan. (Nabby), m. Eliphalet Gorilon, of New Hampton, Jan. s, 1795 (Woodman). and there d. Children : - 1. Trueworthy Smith (Gordon), b. April 30, 1795, in Sanbornton (?) ; m. Rachel M. Taylor, dau. of Ede (see). 2. Kimball. 3. Polly. 4. Elipbalet. 5. Enoch. 6. Miriam. 7. Sherburn, d. ac. 12. 8. Ebenezer. 9. William. 10. Abigail.
184. SARAN, b. Ang. 29, 1780; m. David Robinson (see p. 605 [8]).
185. SHERMORN, b. 1782 (?), d. March 3, 1817, ac. about 35, umm., having long been aillicted with defective eyesight and hearing ..
186. NOAI [180] (Reuben4), m. Mary Chase, of Stratham, dau. of Jonathan (see p. 121 [107]), Dec. 9, 1784 (Woodman) ; settled on his father's place, more recently occupied by the Rowe family ; was first a tailor, afterwards a drover, and d. suddenly, July 13, 1822, in his Glst year. She d. April 3, 1850, ae. 80-7. Children :
187. SHADRACH CHASK [ 197], b. July 16, 1786.
ISS. JonN, b. 1787-8, d. Feb. 24, 1812, of consumption, in his 25th year.
189. LYDIA, b. 1790; m. Jonathan Brown (see p. 18 [23]),
190. NOMII, b. 1793, d. Oct. 20, 1797, ae. 4.
191. JONATHAN C. [203], b. Oct. 11, 1791.
192. MOLLY, Ist, b. Nov., 1796, d. May 3, 1797, ac. 6 mos.
193. MOLLY, 2d, b. 1798, d. May 17, 1800, ac. 2.
194. Levi, d. Jan., 1805.
195. Berser Ronssox, b. Dec. 9, 1805; m. Theophilus R. Morrison (see p. 525 [841]).
196. THOMAS SEWALL, b. May 25, 1509; settled in Canterbury.
197. SHADRACH C.3 [187] (Noah", Reuben1), m. Anna (Nancy Taylor, dan. of Jonathan (see), March 13, 1805 (Crockett) ; lived north of his father's, nearly opposite the present Judkins place (his 47
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uncle Trueworthy's ?), and there d., July 15, 1852 (suddenly), ae. C6. She d. with her dan. [202], in Newtown, Aug. 31, 1875, in her 89th year. Children :
198. MOLLY, b. June 11, 1806; m Noah Shute (sre p. 710 [41]).
199. NOAH, b. Dec. 12, 1808; m. Mary J. Daulels, dau of Jonathan (sce p. 214 [16]), Dec. 29, 1836, in Ilill. 1le was a farmer iu Sauboruton, on the old John Lane place twenty-eight years, till 1869, then res'd. at Franklin Falls till his death, after protracted suffering for four years, Feb 7, 1878, ae. 69-2. " A kimil neighbor, and respected by all who knew him." Chil- dren : - 1. Ellen McClary, b. June 20, 1839; m. Noall F. Brown (see p. 49 [36]). 2. Hollly Kidder, b. Oct. 30, 1943; was a dry-goods clerk in Boston seven years : has since been in the same brauch of business at Franklin Falls, Irius of Smith & Woodman (1877) and Geo. P. Gale & Co. (1878). He m. Margaret Look, of Boston, Sept. 21, 1872, who d. March 18, 1875. No chil- dren. 3. Melinda Taylor, b. Dec. 19, 1851; m. Silas W. Curtis, of White River Village, Vt , Nov. 24, 1870. He learned his trade as a blacksmith at East Franklin, and there res'd. (1878). Children : - I. Leoland Lescoe (Cur- tis), b. May 23, 1872. II. Lilla Belle, b. Nov. 18, 1876. 4. Lennard Currier, b. Dec. 12, 1853, d. Aug. 13, 1867, in Sanbornton, In his 14th year.
200. JOHN MARSH, b. Ang. 11, 1811; m., Ist, Sarah ( Elmira) Amulrews, of Boston, 1834, who d. Aug 13, 1851 (?); m., 2d (?); res. in Springfield, Ill. Children: - 1. Sarah A., b. 1840. 2. Joseph E., b. June, 1844. 3. Adelaide, b. Feb., 1847. 4. Angeline, b. Ang. 13, 1850.
201. MALINDA, b. May 18, 1814; m. John W. Taylor (see).
202. LYDIA B , b. Jan. 27, 1820; in. Leonard Currier (see p 201 [7]).
203. JONATHAN C.3 [191] (Noah?, Reuben1), m. Polly Taylor, dau. of Ede (see), Aug. 29, 1816 (Crockett) ; lived in his father's neigh- borhood till 1830, when he moved to New Hampton, and there d., Nov. 19, 1855, ac. 61-1. She d. Sept., 1875, at N. H., ae. 78. Children :
204. EDE, b. Juuc -, d. June 18, 1817.
205. ELVALI,
20G. MARY A., b. Jan. 17, d. June 30, 1819, ac. 5 mos.
207. CELESTIA TAYLOR, b. July 15, 1820; was in to Elbert Goodale, team- ster, of Chelsea, Mass., in Boston, Feb. 4, 1840, by Rev. Mr. Neale, and d. Dec. 17, 1863, lu C., ae. 43-5. He was b. Nov. 16, 1816, in Deering. Children : - 1. Celestia Frances (Goodale), b. Aug. 12, 1841. 2 Emma Perkins, b Ang. 20, 1845, d. Sept. 23, 1817, ac. 2. 3. Emma Perkius, 2d, b. Oct. 8, 1848. 4. Albert C , b. Jan. 20, 1850, d. March 23, 1831, ac. 1-2. 5. Lillian Florence. G Elbert Sampson. 7. Carrie.
208. IIAANNALI INGALLS, D. Oct. 21. 1822; m. Peter S. Morton. of Standisli, Me., In Boston, July 20, 1846 (Rev Mr. Stowe). He was b. Feb. 2, 1822, in S. ; was a teamster iu South Boston, where she d., Jan. 5, 1865, ac. +2-3, leaving : - 1 Emma Frances (Morton), b. Aug. 15, 1847, in Boston.
200. SHADRACH TAYLOR, b, March 5, 1825; was m. to Marenda T. Wad- leigh, dan. of James D (see), by Rev. W. T. Savage, Aug. 2, 1849. He was a blacksmith In Franklin, and Collinsville, Coun. ; now res. in Carson. Dodge Co., Minn. Children : - 1. Isabella Maria, 6. June 28, 1853, in Collinsville; m. Byron Clark, in Minnesota. 2. Mary Ella, b. 1858, d. Oet. 7, 1874, ac. It.
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210. JONATHAN ALVANI, b. Nov. 10, 1827; Is a shoemaker and carpenter; res. in Fall River, Columbia Co., Wis ; m. Mrs. Harriet (Stiles) Ingalls, July 24, 1858. Children : - 1. Fred. L., b. Sept. 19, 1859. 2. Clara E., b. April 24, 1862. 3 Thomas S , b. March 1, 1864.
211. ALONZO FRANK, b. May 24, 1830, in Sauboruton ; m. Jerusha S. New- ton, of Cornish, Sept. 19, 1854 (there b., 1830) ; was a confectlouer in Con- cord; is now (1875-79) a grocer in Delavau, Walworth Co., Wis. ( Writes his name " Frank A.") Children : - 1. Frank Cutter, b Nov. 23, 1856, iu Rock- ford, Ill. 2 Ida Capitola, b. Oct. 14, 1839, in Delavan, Wis.
212. ELECTA TAYLOR. b. Jan. 30, 1832, lu New llampton; m., 1st, Gustavus Emmons, of Bristol, In Boston (Rev. Mr. Streeter), Nov. 30, 1831. He was b. in Bristol, Dec., 1824; there settled as a farmer, but enlisted In the 12th N. 11. Regiment, sergeant in Company C, and was killed at the battle of Gettysburg. She m., 2d, Frank William Harris, of Ashland, who Is there depot master and telegraph operator. Children : - 1. Cora D'Alber ( Emmuons), b. July 26, 1833, In Bristol, and d. 2. Nellie Eyers, b. Feb. 4. 1855, lu Coucord. 3. Linda Betsey. 4. Gustavus Reuben. 5. Etta Maria (llarris), b. in Ashland; d. -. 6. Frauk Morton, b. Dec. 19, 1872. 7. Carl, b. Sept. 21, 1874.
213. MARY BRACKETT JOHNSTON, b. Feb 26, 1836 ('35), in New Hampton : m. Samuel Ilodge, Dec. 4, 1854, at Concord (Rev. Mr. Cummings). lle was a farmer in East Jaffrey, and was there b., where she also d., April 19, 1867, ac. 31 (?)-2. Children : - 1. Charles Samuel (Ilodge), b. Aug. 2, 1858. 2. Mary Alice, b. Oct. 30, 1860. 3. Eva C., b. Nov. 13, 1864. 4. Florence Abbie, b. Oct. 29, 1800.
214. ELBERT GOODALE, b. March 16, 1840 ('41), in Boston, Mass. ; was a soldier in the war of the Rebellion, from 1861 till 1865, drst enlisting In the 3d N. H. Regliment, for three months; next In the 8th N. 11. Regiment, and finally in the 20 N. H. Cavalry, till the close of the war. He m. Mary Aun llaniford, of New Hampton, at Hill (Rev. Mr. Wright), July 4, 1870; was in the express business at Tilton (1879), having previously driven the Tilton and New lamp- ton stage through Sanbornton. Child : - 1. Frank Mouroe, b. Sept. 7, 1871, d. May 5, 1872, de. 8 mos.
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215. CHRISTOPHER5 SMITHI (Benjamin4, John3, Jolin2, John1) was b. Oct. 20, 1736, in Hampton (?), the families of his ancestors having early settled, and being " located at different times in Hampton and North Hampton." Ile was an ollicer in the Revolutionary war, a thor- ouglily good man, and deacon of the Congregational Church in North H. for nearly thirty-three years, where he d., Dee. 7, 1814, de. 78-2. No other family of Smiths in Sanbornton ean, as yet, be traced back so far (see above). He m., 1st, Mary Page, who was b. March 20, 1737, and d. March, 1778, ae. 41 ; m., 2d., Abigail Cilley. " Most of his children settled in the interior of the State," and four, as below given, found their way to Sanbornton :
216. BENJAMIN, b. Oct. 20, 1757; settled in New Hampton (Dea. ), and d. June 29, 1842, ac. 84-8.
217. JouN, b. Jau. 25, 1700; also settled in New Hamptou; d. July 17, 1812, ac. 82-6.
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218. HTULDAN, b. Jan. 10 (20), 1762; m. Dr. Benalah Sauborn (see p. C39 [252]).
219. HANNAH, b. Dec. 8, 1764; m. Nathaniel Plper (see p. 573 [18]).
220. MARY, b. Feb. 6, 1767; in., Ist, Daniel Marston (sce Dearborn Fam., p. 220 [12]).
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