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6. JouN [13], b. Jan 5, 1782, in New Market ( ?).
7. IIANNALI, 6. 1791, d., num., in this town, May, 1853, ae. 64.
8. SAMUEL2, Jr. [4] (Samuel1), m. Bethia Johnson, dau. of John (see p. 402 [7]) ; res'd., like his father, in the northwestern part of the town ; enlisted at Gilmanton for the 1812 war, and d. on his way home, in 1814. She m., 2d, Joseph Yeaton, from Pittsfield, 1817 (Crockett), and d. about 1860, ae. 80, in this town. Children :
9. ABIGAIL, b. 1799 (?), d. young, i e., March 16, 1805, ac. G (?).
10. WILLIAM, b. July 23, 1801 ; name changed to William Tenney Kimball ; m. Paulina Smith, dau. of William (see p. 719 [39], 1832, having served his time, as a farmer, with Mark Prescott. She had passed her younger days in Pembroke; there united with the Congregational Church, and took a letter from that to the church in flill. They last lived near the Osgood place ( Dist. No. 11), where she d., as she had lived, a Christian, April 13, 1874, ac. 84-5. (Funeral attended by the writer. ) He still res. in that neighborhood, a kind- hearted, intelligent old man, who is mainly responsible for the facts of this Tenuey record. Child (adopted) : - 1. Cyrus P. (Dow), b. March 11, 1845; was a soldier from Sanbornton in the last war; now a furniture dealer in Laconia; m. Delia Ilayford, of Tamworth Iron Works. Five children; two deccased. .
11. SAMUEL, b. 1803 (?), d. about 1827, umm., in Upper Gilmanton, ac. 24. 12. THEODATE (Yeaton), half-sister of three last; in. Joseph Bangley, a French Canadian; rem. to Alexandria, and thence to the West.
13. JOHN" [6] (Samuel), in. Sarah S. Rollins, dau. of Jotham3 (sce p. 614 [47]) ; had enlisted in the war of 1812, from Vermont, after marriage ; then lived in this town, and d. Nov. 25, 1827, in his 46th year. She m., 2d, Moses Gage (see p. 290 [36]). Ten children, all of whom, except the four following, d. in infancy :
14. JULIA ANN, b. Dec. 12, 1810; m. Elkins Chapman (see p. 112 [19]); res. (1879) in Laconia. .
15. LUCIUS SYLVESTER, d., ac. 9.
16. SARAH JANE, b. July 10, 1819, in Hill; res. in Bristol; unm.
17. BENJAMIN ROWE, b. March 23, 1822; now res. in Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Unconnected with the above, so far as known, were the two following :
18. MARY A., dan. of J. and S. Tenney (b. 1847), d. Nov. 3, 1850, de. 3.
19. LAURA A , ditto (b. 1852), d. April 1, 1853, ae. 1. (Cemetery hear Bay, Dea. M. Gilman place.)
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THE THOMAS FAMILIES. - THREE BRANCHES.
There seem to have been three distinet branches of the Thomas fam- ily in Sanbornton which were but distautly related to each other.
I.
1. JONATHAN THOMAS, probably the oldest and earliest settler of the name, is said to have been a great hunter, and accustomed to pass his winters in the " upper country " in that capacity. His first res- idence in S. was in the present pasture of Joshua Lane, east of the Square (Site No. 1, Lot 40, 1st Div.), now visible in depression of the land overlooking the brook that has since goue by his name, - "Thomas Brook." He located, secoud, just below the present John Perkins place (Site 2, Lot 51, 1st Div.) ; thirdly, on the old Aaron Hill place (1774), towards Bay Bridge ; his final home, in town, was the late Capt. Jacob Philbrick's, near the Bay, above Union Bridge, whence he rem. to Canada, and was last heard of as a " scout" (?) (hunter) through the woods of Maine. Children :
2. JONATHAN, Jr , was corporal in Capt. Jeremlah Clough's company, and heuce among the carllest Sauboruton men who started for the seat of war just after the battle of Bunker IIIII. He continued in the service till 1781, but soou after left towu for parts nuknown.
3. JACOB [G], b. 1764.
4. Exoen, kept his father's last place, after the latter's removal to Cau- uda, till it came into the possession of the Philbricks, and then himself moved from town.
5. ELIZABETH, b. June 8, 1768; m. Reubeu Philbrick (sce p. 558 [4+]).
6. JACOB2 [3] (Jonathan1), was a fifer in the Revolution at fifteen ; m. Ruth Perkins, dau. of Ahrahamn (see p. 550. [5]), Oct. 13, 1785 (Woodman) ; occupied his father's second place (as above) ; rem. to Bridgewater about 1800, but ret. to this town, and lived, as its first settler, on the present Bunker (Moses) place, North Sanbornton ; finally migrated (1833) with his son [12] to East Avon, N. Y., and there d., ae. about 76. He had also been in the Revolutiony war, and was, for many years, inordinately addicted to strong drink, but after- wards became a truly reformed and pious man. She d. June 7, 1850, ae. 86 (?). We have scarcely more than the names and doubtful or- der of their children, as follows :
7. POLLY, b. April 10, 1787; probably m. Willlam Moore (see p. 487 [25]), or may have m. Mayhew Sauborn, who also in. a Polly Thomas, May 22, 1s11 (Crockett).
8. JOSEPH.
9. ABIGAIL, b. 1790; m. Joseph Morse, of Salem, Vt., and there d., 1874, ac. 84. ller son : - 1. Joseph P. (Morse), uow res. iu Portsmouth.
10, 11. ELIZA. JACOB.
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12. MATTHEW PERKINS, settled In East Avon, N. Y. (as above).
13. NANCY, b. July 20, 1798; in. John Dolloff (see p. 227 [3]).
14. JONATHAN.
15. Esrun, m. Nathan Heath, of Bridgewater, and there d.
16. ABIGAIL, who m. Abiel Chandler (see Copp Fam., p. 182 [4, 1]) ;
17. LYDIA, who m. Benjamin Powal, Sept. 5, 1793 (Woodman) ; may also both have been daughters of [1 ].
II.
18. JOSEPH THOMAS, known only traditionally as a distant relative of' [I., 1], was an early settler on Lot No. 37, 2d Div., where now his grandson [34] res. He m. Ruhama (Amny) Copp (see p. 182 [2]), and d. of a fit of apoplexy, "dropping dead in the road," near his house, on returning one night from a husking, ac. about 40. This must have been as early as 1780. She afterwards m., 2d, Jeremiah3 Smith (see p. 735 [159]). Children :
19. CHARLES, m. Betsey Bean, Aug. 8, 1799 (Crockett) ; lived where now William B. Masou, west of his father's; rem. theuce to Hill, and there d. No children.
20. JOSEPH, Jr. [23], b. near the present house of his son [34].
21. SALLY, m. Daniel Call, of Audover, Jan. 25, 1804 (Crockett) (sce p. 84 [11]).
22. POLLY, m. Sargent Sanborn (see p. 600 [728]).
23. JOSEPH2, Jr. [20] (Joseph1), m. Polly Osgood, of Raymond (Gilford), dau. of Enoch, who was the cousin of Josiah? (see p. 540 [34]) ; continued on his father's place, and there d., July 31, 1833. She d. at Mr. Philbrick's [35], in Lowell, Mass. (?), March, 1866. Besides one infant child, who d. Sept. 7, 1806, and another who d. July 1, 1823, there were :
24. HARRIETTE O., b. Aug. 14, 1807; In. Warren Wadleigh (see).
25. HANNAH, b. Aug. 7, 1809; m. Ethan Philbrook (see p. 502 [ 113]).
26. CHARLES [34], b. Dec. 27, 1810.
27. NANCY E., b. April 25, 1812; m. Benjamin Calley, Jr. (see p. 00 [35]).
28. MARY, b. Oct. 28, 1815; in. Hazeu H. Call (see p. 86 [51]).
29. JOSEPH [36], b. July 25, 1818.
30. BENJAMIN CALLEY [39], b. April 2, 1820.
31. CHARLOTTE, b. Nov. 12, 1821 ; m. David Shaw (see p. 702 (30]).
32. BETSEY, b. Nov. 6, 1823; m. Jonathan T. Wadleigh (see).
33. DEBORAN JANE, b. Jan. 24, 1825; in. Isaac N. Lane (see p. 441 [98]).
34. CHARLES3 [26] (Joseph2, Joseph1), res'd. first in Campton, as a farmer; returned to his father's homestead in this town on the death of his brother [36], fall of 1865, and there continues. Ile m., 1st, Martha A. Jaques, dan. of Simon (see p. 395 [33]), Feb. 25, 1833 (Bodwell) ; m., 2d, Rebecca K. Emerson, dau. of Charles (see p. 208 [11]), Feb. 7, 1869. Child :
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35. ELIZABETHI, b. Sept. 10, 1834 (1st wife), in this town; m. Charles II. Philbrick, of Loweil (in Dracut), April 6, 1855. He was b. in L., June 24, 1835; is there a merchant and manufacturer of concrete. Children : - 1. Charies S. (Philbrick), b. April 9, 1857, in Loweil. 2. Lizzie L., b. Aug. 14, 1859, d. April 7, 1801, in Lowell. ae. 1-8. 3. Eimer Ellsworth, b. July 25, 1861, d. Jan. 2, 1864, ne. 2-5. 4. Minuie Grace, b. March 27, 1804. 5. Harry Weymouth, b. Oct. 22, 1808. C. Agnes Louisa, b. Oct. 13, 1873.
36. JOSEPH3 [20] (Joseph2, Joseph1), m. Harriet A. Clark, dau. of John D.5 (see p. 140 [154]), who d. 1803, ae. 44. He osenpied the ancestral farm, as above, and there d., June 9, 1865, in his 47th year. Children :
37. MARY ANN, b. Dec. 28, 1844; m. Andrew M. Hersey, Ist wife (see p. 347 [130]).
38. FRANK J., b. Oct. 16, 1849; is a farmer on the Eaton (IIale) place, Lot No. 33, 2d Div. (1881). He m. Martha G. Hale, dau. of Hermon T. lale, Esq. (see Dolioff' Fam., p. 228 [6, 2]), Feb. 18, 1879 (Bickford).
39. BENJAMIN C.3 [30] (Joseph2, Joseph1). During his minority he went to Boston, Mass., and engaged in a mechanical employment ; was led, providentially, of a Sabbath morning, to attend public re- ligions services with the Baldwin Place Baptist congregation. His attention was arrested ; and, giving evidence of a saving change, he afterwards united with that church, Rev. Baron Stowe, pastor, Oct. 28, 1838. His dormant energies were forthwith aroused, and he speedily began to display those true qualities of a missionary, - a burn- ing heart, inventive taet, and determined will. He was one of sixteen to form the Harvard Street Baptist Church, Boston, with which he proved a faithful worker, and continued connected for eleven years. Fitted for college at the Worcester Academy, grad. at Brown Univer- sity in 1847, and completed a-regular course at the Newton Theologi- eal Seminary, 1850. IIe in. Charlotte, dan. of Origen Bachelder, of Boston, Sept., 1850, and. Oet. 12, was ordained as missionary to the Karens, - the snecessor of Boardman, - Dr. Stowe preaching the sermon from Luke iv. 12; embarked four days later for Calcutta, India, and reached his field of labor, Tavoy, May 1, 1851, where he labored successfully three and a half years. In 1854 he commenced in a new missionary field - purely heathen before, dark and forbidding - at Henthada, twenty miles north of Rangoon. He left, as the result of twelve years' active evangelism, an association of sixty churches, 2,000 living members, seventy Karen preachers, nine of whom he or- dained himself, seventy ont-stations, and one normal and forty-five primary schools. Early in 1867 he was assigned to the province of Bassien, and was laboring with his characteristic earnestness, and un- der that motive-power which had always impelled him, - the love of Christ ; but in less than a year it was manifest, from his shattered
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constitution and failing health, that he must leave Burinab for Lis native shores, which he did by the overland route, arriving in New York June 8, 1868, just in season to die, June 11, ac. 48-2. Ilis funeral was attended in Boston a few days later, at the Harvard Street Baptist house, the sermon being preached by his old pastor, giving a sketch of his life, as above, followed by carnest and appropriate ad- dresses from Drs. Haswell and Warren, and a poem written by Heury S. Washburn, Esq. (an early friend and associate), on first hearing of his death. (The above is condensed from the Watchman and Re- jlector, of June 25 and July 2, 1868.) Ilis widow has since returned to the(ir) missionary work. Children :
40. WILLIS FIYE, b. Sept. 10, 1855, at Henthada, Burmah; grad. at Brown University, 1878; at the Newton Theological Seminary (1860), and has now joined his mother at the mission.
41. CLARA SABINA, b. Nov. 13, 1863, in Rangoon, Bur., and there d., June 15, 1875, ae. 11-7.
III.
42. ELISHA THOMAS, a distant connection of the two preceding, was b., 1786, in Epping ; came to town (Bridge) in early life, as a blacksmith and machinist ; m. Abigail Morrison, dau. of John+ ( see p. 501 [65]), March 3, 1807 (Crockett) ; lived at Union Bridge, and was drowned in Little Bay, June 23, 1814, ae. 28 (see Casualties) . She d., 1862, in Malden, Mass., ae. 72. Children (t. r.) :
43. HARRIET CONNER. b. June 11, 1808, in Sanbornton; m. Charles Mal- lard, of Moultouboro', in S., Sept. 15, 1834; res. in Washington, D. C. Chil- dren : - 1. Frederick William ( Mallard), b. Jan. 17, 1837, d. Sept. 14, 1856, ac. 19-8. 2. Charl.s Franklin, b. Feb. 22, 1839, d. Ang. 24, 1844, ac. 5-6. 3. Charles Franklin, 2d, b. July 1, 1848.
44. JOSEPH, b. June 25, 1809, d. June, 1858, in Boston, Mass., ac. 49.
45. ABIGAIL MORRISON, b. Dec. 12, 1810; in. Thomas J. Clark (see p. 148 [275]).
46. JOANNA HAYES, b. Ang. 19, 1812; m. George Hubbard, of Groton, Mass., Sept. 24, 1835. Children : - 1. Anna Louisa (Hubbard), b. July 24, 1836, in Methuen; m. Matthew Boothby, of Medford, March 27, 1862. 2. George Harrison, b. Sept. 12, 1840, in Boston; m. Martha Arabella Keene, of Medford, July 2, 1858. 3. Abby Augusta, b. Dec. 7, 1847, in Boston; d. at Milden, Sept. 29, 1861, in her 14th year.
47. HANNAN (B.) AYes, b. May 27, 1814, d. March, 1820, in her 6th year.
THE THOMPSON FAMILY.
Four Thompson brothers are said to have emigrated from England to Newburyport, Mass., prior to 1712, and settled in New Market, viz. : -
1, 2. MATTHEW [5]. WILLIAM.
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3, 4. JACOB and JOHN, who returned to England. (Forty-six of the name had grad. at New England and New York colleges in 1828, seven of them at Dartmouth, seven, also, at the latter institution, be- tween 1828 and 1860.)
5. MATTHEW [1], again rem. from New Market to Stratham, and there cleared lum a farm. Ile was the ancestor of all bearing the name in Sanboruton, through his three children :
6. MATTHEW [9], b. July 8, 1718, in Stratham; first son, fourth child.
7. WILLIAM [13], b. Aug. 5, 1722; third sou, sixth child; and
8. JACOB [20], b. Feb. 21, 1734; youngest of the family.
9. MATTHEW2 [6] (Matthew1), m. a Mrs. Brown, of New Market ; lived in Stratham, and there d., Sept. 12, 1800, ac. 82-2. Among their children were :
10. Moses [26], b. Sept. 5 (15), 1749, in Stratham.
11. MATTHEW [37], b. Ang. 16, 1756.
12. SARAII, mn. David Crockett (see p. 196 [47]).
13. WILLIAM2 [7] (Matthew1), m. Catharine Mason, of Stratham, and rem. thence to sanbornton, March, 1769, his dau. [17] being then " nearly five years old, and remembering to have crossed the river on the ice." Ile cleared his farm from standing trees, where now Eben- ezer Burleigh lives, Lot No. 32, 1st Div., and there d. He had been a soldier in the old French war of 1756 ; was present at the taking of Quebec, and left a " drinking-glass," now with his granddaughter, Mrs. Leavitt (see Sanborn Fam., p 650 [343]), one of three given him by a citizen of the captured city. Children :
14. ANNA SANBORN, b. 1756, in Stratham; m. William Hayes (see p. 331 [11]).
15. WILLIAM, Jr. [43], b. 1:58.
16. SUSANNAN, b. Nov. 27, 1760; in. John Taylor, Esq. (see p. 754 [51]).
17. DOROTHY (Dolly), b. May 9, 1764; mn. Dea. Josiah Sanborn (see p. 650 [338]).
18. JONATHAN [53], b. 1766 (?).
19. OLIVE, b. 1768 (?) ; m. Capt. Peter Sanborn (see p. 044 [307]).
20. JACOB2 [8] ( Matthew1), came to town at the iustigation of his brother [13], being a blacksmith ; settled, and carried on his trade where now Seth Thompson [106] res. (near the brother's), and there probably d. He in. Susanna Tabor, of Stratham, who d., his widow, Dec. 4, 1827. Children :
21. JACOB, Jr. [58], b. May 2, 1767.
22. SUSANNA, b. 1771; m. Joseph Chapman (see p. 112 [13]).
23. CHARLOTTE, M. - Moore, of Parsonsilekl, Me. Children : - 1. Jacob (Moore). 2. Charlotte.
24. POLLY ( Molly), b. May 10, 1776; m. David Burley (see p. 65 [100]).
25. ILANNAN, b Feb. 20, 1778 (1779) ; m. Harper Quimby (sce p. 397 [?]).
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26. MOSES3 [10] (Matthew2, Matthew1), m. Meliitable Crockett, of Stratham (see p. 196 [61]), Nov. 22, 1774 ; soon followed his uncle [13] to this town, and settled in the neighborhood which continues to bear his name, where his grandson, Jeremiah S. [78] now res. Ile kept a store in what is the sink-room of the present house. Ilis origi- nal house was being framed on the day of the battle of Lexington, April 19, 1775. He was a man of intelligence (for his day) and of public spirit ; kept a most valuable " Record of Deaths in Sanborn- ton," from Jan., 1790 - " the present year and forward " -till his own death, Oct. 11, 1816, ac. 67-1, when it was continued ten years by Father Crockett, in the same book. She d. Sept. 3, 1803, ac. 52-7, and he m., 2d, Widow Norris, formerly Piper, sister of Dea. Stephen3 P. (see p. 572 [note 3]). Children :
27. MEINTABLE, b. Oct. 12, 1776; in. Jeremiah Graves, Jan. 12, 1796 (Woodmau). He was b. Oct. 6, 1768; first a house carpenter, then a farmer; settled near Meredith Hill, and there d., Feb. 17, 1845, ae. 70-4. She d. March 13, 1870, ae. 93-5. Children : - 1. John (Graves), b. Nov. 19, 1797, d. Dec. 10, 1799, ae. 2-1. 2. Moses Thompson, b. Aug. 12, 1798; m. Eliza Anu Horden; was a farmer in Trenton, Me. 3. Sally (Sarah), b. June 23, 1800, d. Feb. 28, 1805, ne. 4-8. 4. James, b. April 29, 1802; was a joiner in Brewer, Me .; twice m .; 1st, to Sarah Phillips; rem. to Detroit, Mich., and there d. 5. Joseph Warren, b. Muy 5, 1804; was a mason; settled in Maine; m. Sarah Patten; rem. to Mississippi, and there d., July 10, 1837, ac. 33-2. 6. Alvah, b. May 28, 1806; in. Mrs. Sally W. Libbey, dau. of Benjamin San- born, or Meredith, Jan. 1, 1839 (her 2d hansband) ; lived in this town, a farmer on the Roxbury road, and d. April 13, 1850, in his 44th year. She d. May 23, 1866. Children : - I. Octavia (?).(Libbey), m. - Dow, of Weirs or Laconia. II Sarah Frauces (Graves), b. Aug. 23, 1838, In Sanbornton; mn Nathaniel Smith Davis, Dec. 30, 1835, who was b. Nov. 24, 1837, in Upper Gilmanton, the son of Josiah M. and Mehitable (Smith) Davis; lived, first, iu Sanborn- ton, but chielly in Meredith, till Nov., 1880, when they returned to this town (old Smith house, Bay Meeting-house Road), and joyously celebrated their "silver wedding," Dee. 30! Children : - (1.) George Edward (Davis), b. Sept. 20, 1857, in S., d. Nov. 3, 1863, ae. G-1. (2.) George Edward, 2d, b. May 14, 1864, in Meredith. (3 ) Frank, b. April 13, 1869, in Lacouia. III. George Warren (Graves), b. March 24, 1843, in S., and here d., July 26, 1848, ae. 5-4. 7. Sarah Hubbard, b April 21, 1810; m. Joseph L. Cawley (see p 96 [86]). S. Fanny Frances, b. Jan. 1, 1813; m. Josiah Burleigh (see p. 77 [229]). 9. Arthur Livermore, b. July 15, 1815; m. Lucy B. Parsons, of Salisbury, April 2, 1842; was there a furniture dealer; hell the office of Mer- rimack County treasurer, etc., aud d. mn Salisbury, Aug. 26, 1874, ac. 59-1. 10. Charles William, b. March 21, 1819; also went to Maine. 11. George Washington, b. Dec. 7, d. Dec. 11, 1822, ae. 4 days.
28. REBECCA, b. Feb. 22, d. June 23, 1778, ae. + mos.
29. Joux [61], b. July 17, 1779.
30. Moses [ 2], b. June 11, 1781.
31. DAVID [83], b. Jan. 14, 1783.
32. SAMUEL [92], b. May 19, 1754.
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03. SALLY, b. July 20, 1786; m. Levi [116].
34. HANNAN, b. May 18, 1788; m. Asa Prescott (see p. 502 [82]).
35. DeBonn, b. June 6, 1790; m. Hazen Durgin (see p. 239 [111]).
36. ANDREW, b. March 11, d. Nov. 12, 1793, ac. 8 mos.
37. MATTHEW3 [11] ( Matthew2, Matthew1), m. Sarah Lane, dau. of Samuel, of' Ilampton (see p. 437 [25]), Jan. 20, 1782, though he had previously come to town in company with his brother [26]. Ile finally settled near the latter, Lot No. 33, 1st Div., where of late his grandson, Samuel M. [112], resided, and there d., Jan. 31, 1828, ae. 71-5. She d. Aug. 16, 1834, in her 82d year. Children :
38. DANIEL. [101], b. Sept. 27, 1783.
39. JAMES, b. Sept. 2, 1785. d. June 29, 180G, In his 21st year.
40. SALLY, b. April 21, 1788; m. 1 avid Robinson, of Exeter, April 21, 1807 (Bodwell). IIe was also a farmer in Stratham. Ten children; five sous ; only two daughters now living.
41. MATTHEW [110], b. Nov. 2, 1789 (Nov. 1, 1790).
42. SAMUEL, Jr., b. Jan. 12, 1793, d. Dec. 15, 1802, in his 10th year.
43. WILLIAM3 [15] (William2, Matthew1), m. Mary, dau. of Major William Prescott (see p. 587 [18]) ; was a farmer, living near the First Baptist Meeting-house (perhaps, also, previously where his son Levi [116] settled) ; beld a captain's commission, and d. of black jaundice, May 26, 1797, in his 40th year. She m., 2d, Jeremiah2 French (see p. 286 [6]). Children (t. r.) :
44. LKVI [116], b. Nov. 20, 1779.
45. WILLIAM, Jr. [121], b. March 27, 1781.
40. JOHN [127], b. Nov. 22, 1783.
47. POLLY, b. May 30, 1785; m. William Chase (son of Abraham), of Bos- cawen, Nov. 13. ISOG (Bodwell's first marriage, day of his ordination). They settled in Grantham, where all their chilldren were b. Ile d. of consumption, 1853, ae. 70. She d. of dropsy, Nov. 20, 1839, ac. 54-6. Six children (oue son, 3d child) : - 1. William Thompson (Chase), b. Jan. 20, 1811.
48. BENJAMIN [135], b. March 6, 1787.
40. "CATY " (Catharine), b. Dec. 1, 1780 ('90) ; m. Robert Whippie (see). 50. SUS(%), b. Feb. 16, 1792; m. Chase T. Hackett (see Taylor Family. p. 750 [17, 1]), and d. of consumption, Feb. 17, 1819, ae. 27. Two children (one son) : - 1. Charles E. ( Hackett), b. April 19, 1817; res'd. in New llampton.
51. NANCY, b. Nov. 1, 1793; m. Nathaniel L. Morgan (see p. 488 [25]). 52. JOSEPH [137], b. Jan. 24, 1796.
53. JONATHAN3 [18] ( William2, Matthew1), was a commissioned otlicer in the cavalry, hence his invariable title " Cornet." Ife m., 1st, Martha Clark, dau. of Daniel? (see p. 131 [22]), who d. in this town Jan. 9, 1792, in her 29th year; m., 2d, Elizabeth Jewell, of Stratham, whither he rem., and there d., about 1803, ae. 37 (when Lis youngest child [57] was four years old). She m., 2d., Nathaniel Burley (see p. 62 [50]). Children :
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51. MARTHA, b. In Sauboruton ( Ist wife) ; m. Samuel Clark.
55. Bersky, b. June 9, 1793 (as per " sampler " wrought lu 1803; 2d wife) ; In. Robert S. Hoyt (see p. 363 [97]).
56. NANCY, b. 1797.
57. SARAH, b Nov. 13, 1799, lu Sanbornton ; m. Joseph Crockett (see p. 194 [34]).
58. JACOB3, Jr. [21] (Jacob2, Matthew1), m. Naney (Anna) Pres- cott, dau. of Philemon and Elizabeth (Taylor) Prescott, of Hampton Falls, Dec. 16, 1704 ( Woodman). She was then living or visiting in town with her older sisters, the wives of Joseph and Stephen Prescott (.ee p. 588 [27 and 38]) . She was b. July 24, 1772, and d. Feb. 13, 1845, ae. 72-7. He kept his father's place as a blacksmith, till he rem. to the " New State," near his son's, and there d., March 23, 1849, in his 82d year. Children :
59. POLLY, b. April 9, 1796; m. Nathaniel Norris, of New Hamptou, July 28, 1814 (Crockett). He was b April 14, 1791; was a cabinet-maker at the "Old Iustitution," where she d., July 10, 1843, ae. 47-3. Children : - 1. Eliza (Norris), b. June 24, 1815; m. Joseph Wiggin (see). 2. Joseph, b. Jan. 28, 1817, d. April 25, 1819, ac. 2-3. 3. Caleb, b. June 20, 1820, d. Feb. 5, 1821, ac. 8 mos. 4. Charles, b. Jan. 1, 1822, d. Nov. 15, 1844, tu his 23d year. 5. Nancy Prescott, b. May 9, 1825, d. April 18, 1832, in her 7th year. 6. Oliver Ward, b. Sept. 6, 1829, d. May 13, 1861, ac. 31-8. 7. Benjamin P., b. Dec. 28, 1831; is a carpenter in Roxbury, Mass. 8. Julia Ann, b. June 29, 1836. 9. Nancy Thompson, b. Oct. 6, 1838.
CO. DANIEL FAVOR [146], b. Aug. 8, 1800.
61. JOHN+ [29] ( Moses3, Matthew2, Matthew1), m. Lydia Dustin, dau. of David (see p. 246 [9]), Dec. 22, 1803 ; res'd. on the old Gale place (" New Boston," now Franklin), and there d., March 31, 1860, ae. 80-8. She d. April 5, 1860, ae. 79-8. Children :
62. ANDREW CROCKETT, b. Nov. 20, 1804; is a farmer, residing first on his father's place in Franklin Lot No. 67, Ist Div. ; since 1847, in Andover. Ile Int., Ist, Eliza Perkins, of Kennebunkport, Me., Oct. 8, 1833, who was b. Nov. 24, 1812, and d Oct. 22, 1845, in her 33d year. He m , 2d, Mehitable S. Har- vey, of this town (see p 330 [3']), April 9, 1847 ('46) (Coombs). Children : - 1. Oliver Miller, b. Oct. 24, 1834; a stone-cutter by trade, also a glass-ware merchant in Richunoud, Va., two years; residing variously ; 1876, in Concord ; In., Ist. Mrs. Abby S. (Moody) Clark, of Salisbury, Sept. 5, 1859, who d. May 12, 1866, in Richmond, Va., ae. 30-11-24; m., 2d, Abbie F. Flanders, of Heuniker, May 15, 1869. Children : - I. Frank Henry, b. May 23, 1861, in Lowell. Mass. II. Fred, b. April 5, d. June 12, 1866, in Richmond. ae. 2 mos. 2. Thomas Perkins, b. Aug. 13, 1836; a farmer near his grandfather's old homestead, and an active member of the Christian Church, Franklin Village. He m. Alice C. Cutler, dau. of Samuel (sre p. 206 [32]), June 11, 1803 (Tilton). Children : - I. Roger Everett, b. March 4, 1865. II. Mabelle Perkins, b. Aug. 24, 18CO. III. Lillie Eliza, b. Jan. 5, d. April 4, 1872, ae. 3 mos. 3. Adaline White, b. June 11, 1838; m. Favor Locke, Jr . of Bristol, farmer and shoe- maker, Nov. 27, 1802. Child : - I. Ada Maria (Locke), b. Aug. 13, 1809.
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4. ITeury Martyn, b Feb. 4, 1810; m. Silena M. Sleeper, of Andover, Dec. 2, 1863; is a farmer and peg-mill employe. Children : - I. George Henry, b. Aug. 16, 1SC7. II. Fred Byron, b. June 6, 1809. 5. Silas P., b. March 11, 1842; m. Martha A. Colby, dau. of Ezekiel, of Franklin, Nov. 16, 1873; is a farmer in Salisbury (Franklin), near his father's, in Andover. Chill : - I. Eruest Ortman, b. Jan. (?), 1875, in S. G. Maria Hall, b. Nov. 10, 1843; m. Charles Hildreth Thompson, farmer, of Wilmot. May 1, 1866. Children : - I. Arthur Hildreth. b. Sept. 29, 1867, in W. II. Gilbert Andrew, b. Aug. 14, 1871. III. Auma Elizabeth, b July 12, 1873. 7. Sarah Elizabeth, b. June 25, 1845; was the adopted dau. of Dea. Richard and Mrs. E. P. Lane (see p. 440 [8]); d. Aug. 6, 1867, ac. 92-1-12.
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