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2. ELEANOR, b. 1755; m. Josiah Calley (see. p. 88 [14]).
S. DoktoruY (Dolly), b. 1755 (7) ; m. Josiah Shaw (see p. 700 [17]).
4. 5. Cnask [11], b. Jan. 30, 1702. WILLIAM [2+], b. Oct. 24, 1764.
6. POLLY (Molly), b. 1966; m. Joseph Wadleigh (see p. 816 [17]).
7, 8. JouN [33], b. 1769. Joseen [89], b. April 27, 1773.
9, 10. JONATHAN [46], b. July 19, 1776. COLE, Jr. [55], b. March 2, 1778.
11. CHASE2 [4] (Cole1), m., Ist, Patty Cawley (see p. 95 [72]), June 8, 1784, who was b. Jan. 16, 1764, and d. May 31, 1813, ae. 49-4. He m., 2d, Mrs. Elizabeth ( Moore) Sanborn, widow of James (see p. 628 [87]), Nov. 11, 1813 (Crockett), who d. Feb. 3, 1841, ac. 74-3; m., 3d, Mrs. Lydia Whitcher, May 15, 1843 ( Bodwell). IIe was a farmer, settling, first, half a mile north of his father's, and moving thence to the place, Lot No. 37, 2d Div., till lately ocenpied by his son [22]. He there d. Dec. 15, 1847, in bis soth year. Children :
12. SALLY, b. Nov. 26, 1785; m. Joseph Colby (see p. 164 [32]).
15. ILANNI, b. Sept. 23, 1787; in David Brown (see p. 48 [15]).
14. Bersky, b. July 22, 1789; m David Brown (2d wife).
15. PATTY (Marthia), b. Oct. 18, 1791; m. Joseph G. March (sce p. 475 [ 14]).
16. NANCY, b. Oct. 14, 1793, d. June 28, 1820, in her 27th year.
17. POLLY, b. Nov. 9, 1795; m., Ist, Stephen S. Hersey (sce p. 344 [72]).
18. CHASE, Jr., b. Feb. 27, 1798, d. Dec. 4, 1816, in his 19th year.
19. MARK [64], b. Sept. 14, 1800.
20. CHARLOTTE, b. Nov. 13, 1802, d. April 13, 1831, of consumption, ac. 28-3.
21. LUCINDA, b. Feb. 16, d. Feb. 19, 1805, ac. 3 days.
22. Cunris [70], b. Dec. 6, 1806.
23 . DAVID, b. Feb. 11, 1810, d. Sept. 13, 1816, ne. 6-7.
24. WILLIAM2 [5] (Cole1), first settled north end of Lot No. 3.1, 2d Div., Site 5, but finally on Colby Brook, at junction of the roads, between Lots 3 and 37, 2d Div., on the farm since and now owned by bis son and grandson [74] and [76]. He was a justice of the peace, and a man of high character and standing in the northwest part of the towu ; m., Ist, Sally Calley (see p. 95 [68}]), who d. Jan. 24, 1827, in her 62d year; m., 2d, Mrs. Molly (Dustin) Shaw, widow of John (see p. 699 [S]), June 10, 1827 (Crockett), who d. Jan. 17, 1837, of palsy, ae. 80 (?). He m , Sd, Mrs. Dolly ( Buzzell) Sauboru, widow of William6 (se. p. 690 [732]), and d. Sept. 10, 1839, of cholera morbus, in his 75th year. Children :
25. HANNan, b. Sept .. 1784; m. James M. Clark, of Dorchester, March 10, 1813 (Crockett). Two chikiren.
COMFORT, b. May 20, 1786; m. Levi Rollins (see p. 614 [6]).
27. LEVI [72]. b. Sept. 20, 1788.
28. Domy, b Sept. 19, 1791 ; m. William Durgin, 3d (see p. 257 [6]).
29. Ezra, b Dec. 11, 1794, d. by drowning, Oct. 9, 1798, in his 1th year.
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30. SUSANNAN, b. Aug. 15, 1798; in John Klinball, of Northfield, June 30, 1831 (Crockett). Two children.
31. JeukMisti (Jerry) [ 4]. b. Murch 16, 1802
32. Josern, b. Jan. 18, 1804, d. May 8, 1817, ac. 13-4.
33. JOHN2 [7] (Cole1), m. also a Calley, and rein. to Jefferson, Me., where he is supposed to have d. No definite account of his chil- dren (except the last) has come to band. Besides several daughters, there were :
34, 35. DAVID, settled In Jefferson (?). JOSIALI.
36-38. COLK. ARCHELAUS MOONEY. WILLIAM BRACKETT [7].
39. JOSEPH2 [8] (Cole1), m. Huldah Chapman, dau. of Edmund (see p. 111 [4]), April, 1791 ( Woodman) ; was a farmer, first on his father's home place, and settled in 1796 on the farm since occupied by his son [40], and still owned by his grandson [89]. He d. May 25, 18-10, ae. 67. She d., his widow, Jan. 18, 1847. Children :
40. Mosks WELen [84], b. May 17, 1792.
41. MEMITABLE, b. Feb. 10, 1796; m. Samuel Gile (see p. 301 [1]).
42. IIULDAn, b. Aug. 6, d. Ang. 26, 1800, ae. 20 days.
43. JOSKIN, Jr., b. Dec. 24, 1801, d. Oct. 26, 1810, in his 9th year.
44. EZRA, b. Oct. 5, 1802, d. July 11, 1803, ne. 9 mos.
45. ASA, b. April 16, 1804, d Sept. 7, 181C, ae. 12-6.
46. JONATHAN" [9] (Cole1), m. Polly Call, dan. of John (ser p. 84 [9]), May 1, 1796 (Crockett) ; settled first where Joseph Mason now res. ( Lot No. 37, 2d Div.) ; afterwards near the old Osgood school- house (same district). Ile is said to have been " the strongest man ever in Sanbornton "; d. in this town -" found dead in his bed "- Jan. 28, 1850, ae. 73-6. Children :
47. JONATHAN, Jr. [94], b. Dec. 16, 1790.
48. DANIEL, b. June 4, 1708; m. Sally Wiggin; was a farmer for forty years in Tamworth, and there d., Nov. 11, 1879, ae. 81-5. Had but one child, a son, who d. in early life.
49. ELIZA (Elizabeth), b. Aug. 15, 1804; m. Nathan Smith, of New Hamp- ton; was living in Ashland, with her youngest daughter, till the latter's death, theu rem. to California, and there d., summer of 1x79, ac. 75. Chil- dren :- 1. Dana (Smith), res. in Laconia. 2. Eliza Jane, m. Daniel Drew, and settled in California. 3. Martha, mn. Daniel Cummings, of Ashland, and there d., July, 1878.
50. POLLY C, b Dec. C, 1806 ; m , Ist, Reuben E. Beckman (see p. 32 [13]) ; m , 2d, John Smith, and now lives in Tamworth.
51. HANNAN, b. Ang. 20, 1808; m. Amos Webster, cabinet-maker, of Tam- worth, and is there still living. Children : - 1. Mary ( Webster). 2. Martha Auu.
52. JOSEPU. b. July 20, 1813; has been a Free Will Baptist clergyman, and res'd. in Tamworth; now at Princeton, Mass. Several children, of whom : - 1. Rosetta (oldest) m. - PImmer, and now lives in Providence, R. 1. 2. Sarah, m. David Blake, a stationary engineer in Boston; res in Somerville, Mass. 3. Ai. 4. Hiram 5. Nathan Smith.
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53. JOSIALI, b. Aug. 10, 1816; went upon one or two voyages at sea, nearly half a century ago, and finally started for Boston with another voyage in prospect, in company with his youngest brother, since which neither has been heard from.
54. RUFUS, b. Nov. 17, 1819 (see the last).
(Besides the above, there were three who d. in infancy, at the following dates : Oct. 3, 1801, Dee. 5, 1803, and March 5, 1812, ac. 2.)
55. CoLE2, Jr. [10] (Cole!), occupied the old homestead through life, having m., Ist, Eliza Elkins, dan. of Peter (see p. 264 [9]), Jau. 14, 1802 ( Woodman) . lle was " captain " in the State militia ; select- man, 1805 ; a man of sound judgment and correct principles. She d. Jau. 8, 1840, of consumption, ac. 64; and he m., 2d, Abigail E. Smith, dan. of Benjamin, of this town (see p. 733 [137]), Jan., 1841. He d. Jau. 17 (Feb. 13). 1854, in his 76th year; and she m., 2d, John Simouds, of Franklin, 3d wife (see Morrison Fam., p. 497 [38, 3]). Children :
56. IIULDAN, h. Oct. 13, 1802, d. Aug. 18, 1803, ac. 10 mos.
57. CURTIS ELKINS, b. Dec. 24, 1804, d. Oct. 23, 1805, ac. 10 mos.
58. CYRUS [100], b. Nov. 16, 1806.
59. ALPHECS E. [105], b. March 29, 1800.
60. HULDALI E., b. July 24, 1811, d. April 29, 1833, of consumption, in her 22d year. " She trusted in her God, And longed to wing away. Farewell to all, she said, And tled to realms of day."
61. ALMIRA, b. April 3, 1813; m. Sherburne Shaw (sec p. 703 [44]).
62. MARY D., b. June 6, 1815; was m. to Richard fleury Manning. June 20. 1843 (at her brother's [100], in New York, by Rev Mr. Channing), and res. at 305 Clinton Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Ile was b Feb. 1, 1809, in Ipswich, Mass. ; is a merchant of long and excellent standlug. Children : - 1. Henry S. (Manning), b Nov. 7, 1844. 2. Mary Channing, b Feb. 18, 1851.
63. ILANNAN, B. Ang. 13, 1817, d. March 19, 1819, ac. 1-7.
64. MARK3 [19] (Chase2, Cole1), m. Clarissa Osgood, of Gilford, March 30, 1821, who was b March 1, 1801, in Loudon ; was a farmer, * half a mile above Piper's Corner, at his father's first place, and there d., Nov. 2, 1851, ac. 51-2, having been in feeble health, from lung disease, for many years. She was residing with her oldest child [65], in Laconia, below Willard's Hotel (1877). Children :
65. MARTHA MARCU, b. Oet. 4, 1824; res. in Laconia. as above.
66. NANCY, b. Sept. 2, 1828, d. July 17 (May 11), 1831, in her 3d year.
67. CHASE CAWLEY, b. May 20, 1836; Is a teamster in Boston; m. Sarah
A. Bickford, of Meredith. Nov., 1864.
CS. MARY, b. Nov., 1838, d. Sept., 1841, ac. 2-10.
69 HORACE, b Fcb 8, 1841 ; m. Martha A. Moore, of Candia, May 1, 1563; was a travelling agent for the American Serew Wire Company ( 1876).
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70. CURTIS3 [22] (Chase2, Cole1), retained his father's last home- stead ; m. Julia Dustin, dau. of Samuel' (see p. 2447 [17]), Nov. 15, 1832 ( Rodwell) ; was an efficient farmer; first selectman of town, 1847 and 1848, also in 1866, and otherwise a worthy and prominent citizen. Ile d. Oct 22, 1870, in his (4th year. Child :
71. SAMUEL DUSTIN, b. Oct. 21, 1834; m. Ellen F. Marshall, of Hill, March 10, 1800, who was b. April 17, 1840, In Concord; was town selectman. 1874- 75, and succeeds to his father's location and employment. Children : - 1. Myr- tie Augusta, b. Ang. 20, 1801. 2. Belinda Julia, b. June 22, 1863, d. same duy. 3. Bertha Elizabeth, b. Feb. 16, d. April 15, 1867, ac. 2 mos.
72. LEVI3 [27] ( William2, Cole1), lived, as a farmer, on his father's homestead ; m. Abigail Swain. dan. of Ebenezer (see p. 747 [46]), May 12, 1811 (Crockett), and d. July 8. 1814, in his 26th year. She m., 2d, Jonathan P. Sanborn (see p. 654 [362]). Child :
73. SALLY, b. Oct. 10. 1812; m. Harvey N. Ingalls of Bristol. Sept., 1831 (Crockett) ; afterwards lived in Franklin, and there d., leaving five children.
74. JEREMIAH3 [31] (William2, Cole1), mn. Electa Osgood, April 13, 18:6 (Crockett), dau. of ChaseG (see p. 538 [16]), who, with him, was baptized, Dec. 3, 1837. Ile succeeded his brother [72] to the care and inheritance of the paternal estate, on which he has always res'd. ; a man of intelligence, vivacity, and conscientiousness, the writer's main authority for this genealogy of the Weeks family. Children :
75. JERUSIIA, b. Feb. 1, d. March 13, 1828, ae. 6 weeks.
76 NORRIS MANLY, b. May 5, 1829; m. Dianna Foss, of Northfield, May 5. 1861 ; an enterprising farmer, with his father, and a present pillar (1877-81) in the First Baptist Church and society. Children : - 1. Fidelia Foss, b. Dec. 31, 1864. 2. Mary Bell, b. Feb. 24, 1863. 3. Herman Norris, b. Sept. 29, 1875. 77. ROSILLA, b. Nov. 10, 1831; in. David B. Mason, of London, Feb. 24, 18C3, who was a soldier in the 7th N. H. Regiment sixteen months, and d., in service, May 28, 1865, leaving : - 1. Eldora (Mason), b. July 15, 1804.
78. MATILDA, b. Jan. 19, 1835; m. Mark II. Piper (see p. 574 [39]).
79. WILLIAM B.3 [38] (John2, Cole1), settled in Warren ; m., Ist, - Wecks; m., 2d, Sally Farnham, dan. of Joseph? (see p. 275 [19]). Children ( Ist wife) :
80. Jostan, last heard of in New Durham; m., and had three children.
81. HENRY BRACKETT, b. 1583; is supposed to have d. in Saco, Me.
82. ELLEN ELIZABETU, d., unm.
83. GEORGE WASHINGTON, D. July 8, 1837, in Sanbornton; m. Eliza E. Farnham, dan. of Joseph J (see p. 276 [34]), Aug. 18, 1856; res'd in New Hampton. Child : - 1. James William, b. Feb. 23, 1864, in N. II., and there res., with his grandfather Farnham.
84. MOSES W.3 [40] (Joseph,2 Cole1), m. Rebecca. dan. of Lowell and Rebecca Sanborn, of Gilford, Sept. 20, 1811 (Crockett), who was b. Dee. 27, 1791. Ile was a pioneer in the temperance movement; a
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farmer on the place left by his father (now one of the prettiest in West Sanbornton), and there d., July 12, 1868, ae. 76-2. "The glory of children are their fathers." Children :
85. SALLY MORRISON, b. Feb. 3. 1814, d. Dec. 3, 1816, in her 3d year.
86. Asa, b. Dec. 22, 1816, grad. at Dartmouth College, 1846, and was for some three years preceptor of the " Moor's Charity School," at Hanover ; afterwards taught in South Boston: studied law, and practised In Minneapolis, Miun. IIe has siuce received patents ou a rifle aud a torpedo, which latter has been adopted by the United States government. Ifis headquarters are now (1876- 80) in Washington, D. C. He m .. Ist, before entering college, Agues D. Bur- leigh, dau. of Daniel (see p. 6+ [86]), May 10, 1838 (Calley), who departed this life, Sept. 2, 1856. ac. 38-4. " There is a natural body, aud there is a spirit- ual body. Then shall the dust return to the earth, as it was, and the spirit shall return unto God, who gave it."
"The outward form is laid aside, Thou wilt not need it more; The spirit, pure as morning light, Hath reached the happy shore, 'Mid flowers fair and angels bright, To live forevermore."
He m., 2d, Angie Clark, in Minnesota, Jau. 31, 1861, a native of Ohio, who is also deceased.
87. SALLY, b. Dec. 5, 1818; m. Isaac Aldrich, of Franconia (machinist in Franklin, and overseer iu Cole's foundry [Lake Village?]), and d. Feb., 1854, ac. 35-2. Children : - 1. George W. (Aldrich), b. May 1, 1848, d. July 14, 1849, ac. 1-2 2. Viola E., b. Ang. 2. 1849; m. B. Frank Drake, machinist, of Lake Village, 1865; now in Springfield, Mass. 3. Ella L., b. Oct. 31, 1851 ; mu. Charles P. Stone, of Fitchburg ( Leominster), Mass., June, 1870. 4. Charles F., b. Feb. 4, 1854; in. Ella MI. Lovering, of Worcester, Mass., July 22, 1875; is a painter in Fitchburg
88. MATILDA THAYER, b. Jan. 20. 1821, d. April 27, 1822, ae. 1-3.
89. ELEAZER DAVIS, b. Dec. 5, 1822; m .. Ist. Laura E. Piper, dan. of Chris- toplier S. (see p 574 [38]), who d. May 18, 1848, of consumption, ac. 22-8. (Alluding to device at the top of the stone :)
" This speaking rose Becomes a token tit to tell Of things that words can no'er disclose, And nought but this reveal so well."
IIe m., 2d, Nancy S., dau. of Nathaniel Piper (see p. 575 [41 ]), who departed this life July 3, 1871, in her 40th year. " Blessed are the pure in heart." lle was a popular school-teacher in town, und superintending school committee, 1860-68; was also selectman, 1871-73, serving well iu behalf of the fluances of the town; was justice of the peace, 1573, but has siuce vacated the paternal homestead, and res. at Lake Village, being there selectman, and a leader in public : fairs. Children : - 1. Ellen E., b. Oct. 27. 1543; m. Jacob Henry Skinner, Dec. 31, 1867, who was a merchant in East Roche -ter; now ( 1879) in Stonchan, Mass. Children : - 1. Lillian Imogene (Skinner), b. Oct. 23, 1870. II. Charles Orin, b. Jan. 15, 1872. III. Mabel, b. Nov. 10, 18.3. 2. Mary Parker, b. May 24, 1857.
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90. CYRENE Tuckke, b. July 31, 1524 : m. John F. Parker, shoe mauntac- turer, of Stoneham, Mass, who was b. in Nottingham, and d. Sept. 15, 1867, ac. 50. She d May 21, 1872, in her isth year. Children : - 1. Walter S. (Parker), b. March 27, d. Juue 7, 1847, ac. 2 mos., 11 days. 2. Mary, b. Dec. 28, 1549, d. Ang. 16, 1852, ac. 2-7-18. 3. Fred Leon, b. Dec., 1854; Was clerk in the mills at Behnout (1876).
91. LYNTIMIA MARY, b. July 3, 1826; m. Rufus MI. Evans, a native of Ilill, and a carpenter in Cambridge, Mass. She d. April 6, 1861, ae. 34-9. Ile d. Dec. 19, 1875. Children : - 1. Georgiauna A. (Evans), b. Jan. 28, 1846, d. July 8, 1847, ac. 1-5-10. 2. George Bancroft, Is now (1876) a carpenter In San Francisco, Cal.
92. FREEMAN LOWELL, b. May 31. 1830; migrated to Callfornia in Oct., 1849 ('50) ; was first a miner and lumberman; then studled medicine in Sau Francisco. and has there practised his profession. Twice in. No children.
93. ALMIRA GRRENE, b. Nov. 20, 1831: m. Francis Jewell Hoyt, of Lake Village, May 1, 1850. He is a mason by trade; b June 13, 1826, in Gilford. Children : - 1. Elvira Saliua (lloyt), b. Oct., 1851, d. Aug 4, 1854. in her 3d year. 2. Herbert Freeman, b. Nov. 28, 1855, at Lake Village.
94. JONATHAN, Jr.3 [47] (Jonathan2, Cole1), m. Mahala Colby, dau. of Moses (see p. 163 [30, 1]), Nov. 28, 1822 (Crockett) ; res'd. as a farmer in Sanbornton ; rem. to Hiil, in the early spring of 1829, and d. in Tamworth, on a visit, May 23, 1872, ae. 75-5. She d. in Waltham, Mass., Sept. 19, 18-0, in her 77th year. (The family record, carefully drawn up for this work by herself, has been obtained since her departure.) Children :
95. HORACE, b. Sept. 6, 1823, in this town; m. Abbie Post Kiff, of Apple- ton. Me., Sept. 8, 1830, the dau. of Alexander and Bradbury ( Withain) Kin, who was b. Feb. 3. 1827. He has been an expressman between Waltham and Boston for many years, with residence in W., where were b : - 1. Lyman Horace, b. Ang. 21, 1851; grad. at Middletown (Coun ) University, 1872; has since been on the editorial staff of different newspapers in Boston (now of the Post), and a correspondent of New York papers. He m. Reba Capliner, from Northampton (of German descent), Dec. 25, 1877; res. In Boston. Child : - I. Marian Leslie, b. April 3, 1830, in B. 2. Frank Marcus, b. May 1, 1853; m. L. Annie Jeunison, of Waltham, Sept. 8, 1875; is in business with his father. Child : - I. Marjorie Nelson, b. Feb. 14, 1879, in Waltham. 3. Wil- bert Lewis, b. July 14, 1859; also an expressinan, at the Boston end of his father's route.
96. Hner, b July 19, 1825, in this town; went from Hill to Boston at sixteen, and for twenty years past has been of the ilrm Foster, Weeks & Co., four, grain, and produce receivers, 65 and 67 Clinton Street, residing, lastly, at a most attractive home iu Waltham He m. Caroline Matilda Foster, of Neury, Me., March 22, 1849, who was b. June 25, 1828, the dan of Nathan and Martha (Stearus) Foster, and the sister of her husband's partner, Reuben B. Children : - 1. Iliram Hazen. b. Feb. 1, 1850, in Bedford, Mass. ; is in the boot and shoe business, Boston. 2. Herbert Dehnont, b. May 19. 1853, in West Cambridge, d Oct. 13, 1854, in East Lexington, ae. 1-5. 3. Delmont Locke, b. Jan 19, 1855, in E. L .; m. Addie M. Randall, of Waltham, Oct. 16, 179; is also in the boot and shoe trade, Boston. 4. Carrie Bell, b. July 31. 185s,
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in E L., and there d., Nov. 13, 1859, ac. 1-4. 5. Estelle Amanda, b. Aug. 11, 1800, d. Nov. 3, 18cz, at E. E , ac. 2-3.
97. LYMAN. b Jan. 25, 1830. in llill; in. Sarah E. Jones, of Searsinout, Me., Nov. 22, 1854, who was b. in S., May 4, 1830. IIe was on the police iu Waltham fourteen years; has been an offleer in the Concord (Mass.) State Prison since May, 1879. Child : - 1. George Lyman, b Sept. 12, 1859. in Waltham ; m. Alice Worcester, or W., Oct. (?), 1878; is salesman in a whole- sale (importing) glove store, Boston.
98. SARAH ANN. b. Feb. 9, 1833, in Hill; m. Bradford Cleveland Batchel- der, carringe-maker, of Waltham, Jau. 25, 1866. lle was b. in Andover, July 3, 1814, the son of Jacos and Dorothy ( Garland) Batchelder; Is now retired from business, in W.
99. OLIVE ELIZABETH, b. Oct. 27, 1839. in Hill; m. Jason J. Smith, who was b. in New Hampton, July, 1839. He is a physician; now in Boston ; for- merly res'd. in East Somerville, Mass .. where she d., March 13, 1877, ae. 37-5. Children, b. in Somerville: - 1. Winfred Jason (Smith), b. July 27, 1800, d. July 5, 1865, in his 5th year. 2. Leonan J., b. June 11, 1867. 3. Alice Maude, b. Aug. 11, 1871, d. May 4, 1875, in her 4th year. 4. Willle F, b. Aug. 4, d. Aug. 11, 1875, ne. 1 week.
100. CYRUS3 [58] (Cole2, Cole1), was a physician in New York City for more than forty years, " practising with unremitting zeal and acceptability " till the last. He m., Ist, Maria L. Child, of Portland, Me., Sept. 25. 1834, who was b. March 21, 1810, and d. Sept. 12, 1849, ae. 39-6 ; m., 2d, Caroline E. Coles, of New York City, Sept. 2, 1852 ; last residence at Bloomfield, N. J., whither he was return- ing, at 5 o'clock r. M., Sept. 20, 1875, when, at Iloboken, N. J., attempting to get upon the train while in motion, Le slipped, lost his hold, and was ernshed by the rolling wheels, causing his death in a few minutes, in his 69th year. Dr. Weeks received his diploma in medi- eine from Harvard University, and soon after commenced in New York. He was a contributor to the New Yorker, and an intimate friend of IIon. Horace Greeley's ; was appointed to the city medical board for sanitary protection, and was an active member of the New York Academy of Medicine until his death. Children :
101. MARY ELIZABETHI, D. June 28, d. Sept. 25, 1836, ac. 3 mos.
102. GRENVILLE M., b. Nov. 22, 1837; Is also a physician ; served in the navy as assistant or chief surgeon on four or five government vessels; was disabled at the sinking of the urst " Monitor"; was afterwards employed in the army as surgeon, with the rank of major, and still (1872 and later) in the service of the government. at Washington, D. C. He is now (1879) practising in his father's ofllee in New York. Ilis plans devised for the g vernment of the Indians, while secretary of the New York Indian Commission, have been largely commended and adopted, as he bad previously. while surgeon, spent several years among them. lle was the writer of the article in the Atlantic Monthly for March, 1863, entitled "The Last Cruise of the Monitor."
103. JonN CHILD, b. July 28, d. Ang. 3, 1848, ae. 1 week.
104. CAROLINE M., b. Nov. 18, 1837 (2d wife) ; now res. in New York, East 45th Street (1879).
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HISTORY OF SANBORNTON.
10.5. ALPIEDS E.3 [59] (Cole, Cole'), inherited the ancestral farm, and there res'd. till his death, Ang. 2, 1862, ac. 58-4; was a faithful member of the Congregational Church at the Square, joining in 1838, though four miles distant from bis place of Sabbath service. He m., Ist, Susan Ordway, dau. of Eliphalet (see p. 536 [20]), Sept. 29, 1837 (Bodwell), who d. July 4, 1853, of consumption, in her 38th year. He m., 20, Anna Coe, of Newport, R. I., May 29, 1855, who now res. at Kingston, R. I. Children :
10G. SARAH WARD, b. Feb. 13, 1839; m. George II. Lane, a merchant in Boston, May 5, 1857 (Bontwell), and res'd. at 31 West Chester Park (1855) ; present home in Braintree, Mass. (1881). Children : - 1. Frederick Alphous (Lane), b. Sept. 29, d. Nov. 16, 1858, iu Boston, ac. I mo., 18 days. 2. Charles Stoddard. b. Jan. 15, 1860; a student at Amherst College. 3. Susan Ordway, b. May 30, 1861. 4. Charlotte Gove, b. March 31, 1863. 5 Lillie Thayer Wright, b. Sept. 20, 1865. 6. Mary Morrill, b. Aug. 27, 1867. 7. Sarah Weeks, b. Feb. 21, 1869. 8. George Homer, b. Sept. 1, 1871.
107. ELIZA ELKINS, b. Aug 30, 1840.
108. SUSAN ORDWAY, b. Aug. 10, 1843; m. Franklin Edwards Arnokl, in Brookline, Mas.,, Nov. 14, 1867. who was a boot and shoe manufacturer in B. She d. May 19, 1876, at Braintree, Mass., in her 33d year. Children : - 1. Eliza Stone (Arnokl), b. Ang. 20, 1sos, in B. 2. Frank Russell, b. Oct. 1, 15:1.
109. MAINIA CHUI.D, b. March 17, 1846; m. Russell Lane, Dec. 23, 1869, then a wholesale clothing dealer, Keating, Lane & Co., 81 Franklin Street, Boston ; now res. iu Braintree.
110. LILLIAN AUGUSTA, b Nov. 1, 1851.
111. MARY M., b. April 29, d. May 5, 1856, ae. 6 days (2d wife) ; and one other, also deceased.
ADDENDUM.
Another Weeks is found on our town records, not counected with the foregoing :
112. BENJAMIN W., who was employed by Maj. Abram L. Morri- son ; in Julia A. Whitcher, of Northti .. Id, and named his only child, here b., after his patron. He enlisted in Company D, 12th N. II. Regiment, Sept., 1862, and d. of disease, at Falmouth, Va., Nov. 26, 1862, leaving :
113. GEORGE ABRAM MORRISON, b. O.t. 6, 1861 (t. r ).
THIE WELLS FAMILIES,
In three distinct, unconnected branches, we here insert in the order of their size : - I.
1. JOHN WELLS, Jr., son of John ; m. Susan Giles, alius Smith. April 15, 1833 (Bodwell), and lived in Sanbornton, just below the old school-house, in District No. 11 (see Site 8, Lot No. 35, 20
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GENEALOGIES. - WELLS.
Div.). He there d., Ang. 14, 1860. She there d., Jan. 18, 186: (some doubt as to the order of births below ; all in this town except [8]). Children :
2 Joux F., d. Sept. 26, 1847.
3. MARY, b. 1836. d. June 3, 1856, ne. 20.
4. Mmern, b. 1539, d. July 5, 1855, ac. 16.
5. JAMES Mason, is a farmer In l.yme.
6. JENNik (Joanna) ABIGAIL., b. 1542, d., nmin., Nov. 5, 1865, ac. 23.
7. JANK.
S. LYMAN BRACKETT, b. Feb. 10, 1846, in Hill; a farmer, first. in Bristol; res'd. (1877) in New Hampton, near the Wallis farms. He in. Nellie Julia, dan. of Benjamin S. Gordon, of N. H., May 20, 1866, who was b. June 26, Is51. Children : - 1. Lewis Lyman, b. Ang. 31, 1867, in Bristol. 2. Edward Car- roll, b. Aug 20, 1869, in New llamptou. 3. Flora May, b. April 12, 18:4, in N. II.
9. JERUSIA W. (A.), b. 1848. d., in Hill, Jan. 13, 1867, ae. 19.
10. JOIN GILES, m. Elizabeth Bond, 1869; res. In Concord, a cabinet finisher. Children (four; two deceased), of whom : - 1. Millard, b. Oct. 14, 1872. 2. Ernest b. Ang. 21, 1875.
11, 12. GRANVILLE. WILLIS L., d. July 11, 1855.
13. Wn.i.s QuiNeY, b. June 30, 1856; was learning the blacksmith's trade iu Franklin (1877).
14. JENOME GILES, b. Jan. 26, 1859; res. in New Hamptou (1877).
II.
15. PHILIP WELLS, b. 1777 ; was the son of an early settler in New Chester (now Ifill) ; m. Mary Ingalls, of Hill ; there res'd., but d. in this town, Nov. 29, 1830, ae. 73. Children, b. in Hill :
16, 17. AARON, b. in 1800; lived in this town. ABIGAIL., b. 1802.
18. HANNAH DIMOND, b. Feb. 2, 1804.
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