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JOSEPH WEBER
Was born in the state of Pennsylvania in 1804. He served an ap- prenticeship to the printing business in Norristown, that state ; worked as a journeyman in Boston a few years; came to Clare- mont in 1836, and became joint publisher with John H. Warland of the National Eagle newspaper. In 1842 he bought Mr. War- land's interest and became sole proprietor of the establishment and editor of the paper. In 1846 he sold the paper and its belongings to Messrs. Charles Young and John S. Walker. In 1849 he com- menced the publication of the Northern Advocate, and espoused the cause of the Free Soil party, which he advocated with earnest- ness and vigor until 1856, when the Whig and Free Soil parties united and became the Republican party, and Mr. Weber took up the cause of the new organization. He was a man of positive character and decided opinions, which he expressed with force and clearness in his paper. He advocated temperance and good mor- als whenever he had occasion to speak or write upon these subjects. By reason of senile infirmities he sold the Advocate establishment in 1882. He was representative in the New Hampshire legislature in 1857 and 1858. He was an active member of the Methodist church from 1842 until his death. On Sunday evening, December 3, 1883, as was his custom, he went to prayer-meeting in the church vestry, and almost immediately after taking his seat fell to the floor and instantly expired.
JOHN M. WHIPPLE,
Son of Joel G. Whipple, was born in Lyme, September 16, 1834. His father and grandfather, Jonathan Whipple, went from Marl-
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boro', Mass., to Lyme, where the former died June 6, 1859, and the latter March 29, 1839. John M. came to Claremont in April, 1856. In 1857 he was made paymaster of the Monadnock mills corporation, which position he held until he was appointed post- master, February 10, 1875, and he held that office until February 22, 1887. He was representative in the New Hampshire legislature for the two years from 1889, and member of the executive council of the state from January, 1891, to January, 1893. On Septem- ber 26, 1860, he married Carrie L., daughter of the late Jonathan Miner, of Claremont, by whom he had a son, John M., Jr., clerk in the Sullivan Savings Institution, and town treasurer in 1894, and a daughter, Lois A.
DEACON JONATHAN WHITCOMB,
Son of Jacob Whitcomb, was born at Warner, June 8, 1787, and died here January 24, 1856, on the farm at the foot of Bible hill, where he settled when he came to town, about 1824. He was chosen deacon of the Congregational church in 1828, and held that office until his death -twenty-eight years. His children were Francis Whitcomb, who succeeded to the farm on the death of his father, and the wife of the late Mighill Dustin. Francis Whitcomb died August 29, 1885, since which the farm has been owned and occupied by his widow, son, George F. Whitcomb, and daughter. Jacob Whitcomb came from Stowe, Mass., and was one of the eight first settlers of Henniker, in 1764. From there he removed to Warner, and from the latter town Jonathan came to Claremont. The farm on which he settled has been owned and occupied by the family nearly seventy years.
DR. FREDERICK C. WILKINSON
Was born in the city of Lincoln, Lincolnshire county, England, June 12, 1843. He was apprenticed for five years to a veterinary surgeon, two years of which he was a student in the Royal Veteri- nary College, London. He came to America in 1869, and was engaged in caring for the horses of James H. Carter, of Lebanon,
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two years, during which time he continued the study of the profes- sion he had chosen, and practiced some. He came to Claremont in 1871, which has since been his home, and practiced his profession with a good degree of success until 1884. He then entered Onta- rio Veterinary College, Toronto, and graduated in 1887, taking the gold medal of his class. He was the first educated veterinary physician and surgeon in this section, and has acquired a large practice, being called long distances to treat valuable animals.
HON. ALONZO B. WILLIAMSON
Was born at Woodstock, Vt., December 20, 1815. He was edu- cated at Woodstock, Vt., Academy; studied law in Claremont with P. C. Freeman; admitted to the bar in 1837; practiced in Clare- mont from 1842 to 1844; then in Cornish about a year. He was appointed postmaster at Claremont May 16, 1845, which office he held four years. At the end of this time he resumed the practice of his profession and continued it in Claremont until his deathı. In 1850 he was appointed solicitor for Sullivan county, which position he held five years. He was elected state senator in 1852, and re-elected in 1853. He died March 19, 1860.
JOSIAH WILSON
Came from Newton, Mass., to Claremont in 1776, bringing his wife and two children on horseback. He bought and settled on the farm on Maple avenue, now owned by his grandson, Jo- siah Wilson, which has been in the family ever since. The farm contained eighty acres, and Mr. Wilson bought it of a Mr. Knights for eight hundred dollars, paying the price with conti- nental money, which soon depreciated and finally became almost worthless. On the premises was a small log cabin, which was replaced in 1780 by a small framed house, now used for a granary. Later a commodious two-story house, barns, and other buildings were erected. Joseph Wilson had born to him ten children -five boys and five girls,-eight of whom lived to maturity, viz. : Joseph, Jr., Jonathan, Nahum, Josiah F., Lydia,
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HISTORY OF CLAREMONT.
Hannah, Abigail, and Mary. Joseph, Jr., Jonathan, and Joseph F. settled and died in Haverhill. Josiah, Jr., who married a daughter of Deacon Matthias Stone, died at the age of thirty- two years, and his body was brought down Connecticut river on a raft and buried in West Claremont cemetery. Jonathan and Josiah F. lived to old age. Nahum lived on the home farm until his death, December 5, 1873. Abigail married Asa Dens- more, of Claremont, and had a large family; Lydia married a Mr. Dustin, and died young, leaving one son, Selah; Mary mar- ried Mr. Stuart, and died in 1841.
NAHUM WILSON,
Son of Joseph, had seven children - five sons and two daugh- ters - of whom only two are living-Josiah, who succeeded to the care of the farm and of his father in his old age, and the widow of Gustavus N. Heath, a near neighbor. These Wilsons have been an industrious and thrifty family, and it has been said of them that they never oppressed the poor nor turned the needy from their door empty handed.
THOMAS WOOLSON,
Son of Thomas Woolson, was born at Danvers, Mass., in 1777, and came to Claremont about 1813, from which time until his death, July 3, 1837, he was prominent in business and politics. He was well educated, an intelligent mechanic, and an ingenious inventor. His leading business was iron founder and stove maker. He invented and had patented the first cooking stove that met with any success in the United States, about 1818. He also made parlor stoves, some of which are in use at the present time, all known as the Woolson stoves. About the same time he made the first cast-iron plow ever used. It was with considerable difficulty that farmers could be induced to adopt them. He had as partner in the furnace business, Roswell Elmer. The furnace was located just east of the Sullivan Machinery Company's works. Mr. Woolson carried on some other kinds of
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business alone and with other partners. He made cards for carding wool, the teeth being bent and set in the leather by hand, an operation in which half the families in town - men, women, and children - employed time not otherwise occupied. This business was continued until a machine was invented which did the whole. He had a machine for spinning cotton yarn, which was sold to work into tow cloth made by housewives at that period. Mr. Woolson also made several town clocks, that now in the tower of our town hall being one of them. The cards and town clocks were made in a two-story wood building on the south side of Sullivan street, a little east of where the Dr. L. J. Graves dwelling now stands. He lived and died in a one-story house, nearly opposite, on the spot where Dr. Jasper Back's house now is. Mr. Woolson was representative in the New Hampshire legislature in 1825 and 1826; state senator in 1828; and the same year elector of president and vice-presi- dent for New Hampshire, he and his seven colleagues casting their votes for John Quincy Adams for president of the United States.
CHARLES JARVIS WOOLSON,
Son of Thomas Woolson, was born at Chester, Vt., June 26, 1806, and came with his parents to Claremont about 1813. His mother was a member of the Peabody family, a direct descendant from Lieut. Francis Peabody, who came from St. Albans, England, in the ship Planter, to Massachusetts in 1635. Charles Jarvis Wool- son attended the public schools and the academy kept by the Rev. Virgil H. Barber, at West Claremont. When old enough to do so he was engaged with his father in the stove and card making busi- ness. In 1830 he married Miss Hannah Pomroy, of Cooperstown, N. Y., a niece of the late James Fenimore Cooper, the novelist. One of their daughters was Miss Constance Fenimore Woolson, the famous novel writer and poetess. After the death of his father Charles Jarvis Woolson removed to Cleveland, Ohio, established an iron foundry and manufactured stoves, which he continued until his death, August 6, 1869. Mr. Woolson was a man of fine literary taste and attainments, an extensive reader, and at one time was
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engaged in journalism, being part owner of the New England Pal- ladium, published in Boston. For several years immediately pre- ceding his death he was senior warden of Grace church, Cleveland.
CONSTANCE FENIMORE WOOLSON.
The subject of this sketch, now well and widely known as an American authoress, daughter of Charles Jarvis Woolson and granddaughter of Thomas Woolson, was born in Claremont, in the house on Sullivan street next west of the Fiske Free Library building, built and then owned by her father, now owned and occupied by the widow and daughter of Joseph Weber. Her mother was Hannah Pomroy Woolson, granddaughter of Judge William Cooper, the founder of Cooperstown, N. Y., and niece of James Fenimore Cooper. During her early childhood the family removed to Cleve- land, Ohio, and Constance, who, when quite young, manifested a decided taste for literature, inherited and encouraged and aided by both parents, had the best advantages for obtaining a thorough education, and being an industrious student, became well grounded in English and ancient classics; and in her long residence in Europe acquired a knowledge of the French, German, and Italian languages, so that when she entered the literary field she was well equipped for the work before her.
Miss Woolson's first venture was an unpretending descriptive tale, published in Harper's Magazine, the proprietors of which were not slow in discovering the scholarly talent and originality of the author and in securing her exclusive services. Her first books were: Castle Nowhere, Lake Country Sketches, Rodman the Keeper, Southern Sketches, and Anne. Her later ones: For the Major, East Angels, and Jupiter Lights. Horace Chase is but just completed. Besides these prose works she has produced the poems Kentucky Bells and Two Women, and many very pretty shorter poems.
For the last twelve years Miss Woolson has resided mostly abroad, in England, France, Switzerland, Germany, and Italy, and has visited Greece, Egypt, and the Holy Land. She died in Ven- ice, Italy, January 24, 1894,
INDEX.
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INDEX OF NAMES.
A
Ainsworth, Oliver 388
Ralph
181, 388
Abbott, Alba D.
253, 286
Walter
101, 316, 387
Charles F.
140
Walter H. 181, 388
Joseph C.
248
Alcock, Cyrus B.
76
Samuel C.
308
Adams, Charles G.
475
Daniel .
181
Bedina W.
388
Ephraim
12, 17, 19, 23
Benjamin
319, 388, 390
Jeffrey Thornton John
302
· Chester .
320, 494
Clementina
320
Rev. John Colman
127
Cynthia .
320
Rev. John G.
126
Dinah
319
Joseph T.
7,194
Elvira
320
Rev. Paul S.
257
Esther
320, 323
Phinehas
23
Ezra B. .
138, 390
Mrs. Susan J.
264
Hannah Kingman .
388
Adkins, David .
224
Hattie L.
390
John
224, 306, 371
Timothy
224
Huldah B.
389
Ager, Hira
Janes 225, 240, 306
314, 320, 323, 371, 388
Charles H. 181, 309, 313, 387
Jesse
315
John
240, 388
Edward . 225, 236,272 309, 312, 364, 387
John, 2d
. 389
Edwin 346, 388
Elijah
387
Levi 388, 494
George J. 180, 388
Levi, 2d .
389
Harry 388 ·
Louisa M.
· 388
James E. 301, 387
Lucinda C. 388, 390
Laban
189, 309, 387
Malinda
319
Abot, Elisha
316
Ralph, 2d
180, 308, 387
C. Henry
160
William E. 181, 388
Alden, Adam
225, 319, 390
Atalanta 319
Henry . 319
24
Ainsworth, Amariah .
$14
Joseph 157, 320, 366
·
.
58
504
INDEX.
Alden, Mary A. P.
390
Andrews, Luman 321
Mary J.
138, 390
Martin
371
Polly
319
Samuel H.
182, 354
Priscilla Moline
388
Angel, Robert
244
Rebekia
314
Angier, Frank B.
141
Scheherazade
319
John C.
141
Sophia
320
Arma, Garvin 326, 327
Thomas W.
388
Armes, John
12, 19, 23
Alexander, Abijah
23
Ashley, Alpha
322
Daniel S. Elijah
11, 17, 19
Daniel
392
Allds, Jotham G.
. 25, 308, 311
Dewlittle
322
Mrs. Jotham G.
266, 348
Mrs. Eunice
314
Allen, Alger V.
140
George
322
Dr. Arthur N.
333, 390
Luther
179, 315, 322
Bertha S.
139
Oliver 12, 14, 21, 26, 34, 35, 44
Charles S. ·
297
46, 82, 104, 180, 224
Ethan
40, 390, 420, 489
226, 227, 234, 236, 240
Heman .
253,285
305, 306, 310, 314, 392
Henry W.
139
Robert
322
Ira .
237
Samuel
9, 11, 13, 14, 19
John E.
141, 142
John D.
390
Joseph
390
Samuel, Jr. 12, 14, 21, 22, 26
236, 240, 316, 358, 392
Mary B. .
140, 142
Sarah
322
Moses
239,371
Atherton, Joshua
. 60,61
Oscar C.
253, 281
Atkins, Anna
322, 324
Rosa B.
138
David
236
Samuel G.
239
Harriet P.
322
Velma G.
139
Israel G.
322
William H. H.
137,147
Jerome
322
272, 304, 305, 332
John Albro
322, 324
Lucia O.
322
Ames, Jno.
17
Mary
316
Amidon, John
115
Ralph C.
322.
Anderson, Major Robert
248
Reuben
315
Andrews, Achsa
321
Samuel
101, 322, 324
Amasa
240, 314, 321
Timothy, Jr.
21, 41, 220, 371
Amos
321
Thomas J.
322
Amos B.
320
Atkinson, Theodore
. 12, 23
Irena
321
Theodore, Jr. 11, 12, 14, 18, 19
21, 26, 32, 46, 59,82 225, 234, 235, 306, 392
Mabel
316
348, 364, 390, 391
281
Clowry
322
505
INDEX.
Atwater, Asaph 31,82
Capt. Enos .
15
Austin, Albert J.
286
Ruel G.
277,280
William P.
249, 250
251, 254, 265, 299
309, 312, 393, 473
Averill, Luther
90
Ayer, Ada J.
138
Henry G.
297
John L.
140
Rev. Oliver
113, 257
B
Babcock, Rev. D. C.
121, 123
Bacheler, Abel
93
Back, Minnie A.
140
Jasper
499
Bacon, Charles H.
287,341
Micah 397
Bailey, Alice F.
138
Annie L.
140
Ebenezer E. 120, 210, 211, 341
139
Balloch, Daniel
399
Erastus B.
182, 211
Rev. Giles
127
George W. .
183, 399
Hattie A.
139
Gen. George W. .
399, 400
Henry E.
138
Herbert
184, 202
Mrs. Herbert
356
John
134, 180, 393
Rev. Eli
127
Josephine M.
140
Ethan A.
297
Kate F.
140, 142
Mary A.
140, 142
Rev. N. M.
122
Samuel C.
211, 348, 349
Susie D.
140
Baker, Alfred
.
390
Charles H.
299
Dr. Cyrus E. .
158, 333, 394
Dimick
394
Baker, Edward D. 152, 258, 262, 312 313, 332, 394, 395
Georgietta A. . 141
Henry M.
456
Horace
390
Horace A. 390
Bishop Osmon C. 121
Dr. Oliver 395
Mrs.
343
Baketel, Rev. O. S. .
124, 125
Balch, John 345
Rev. W. S. 125, 126, 127, 154
Balcom, Bessie R.
141, 397
George L. . 109, 151, 152
201, 202, 303, 313, 341 349, 356, 364, 375, 395
George L., Jr. 397
Henry
395
Louis West 397
Mary . 395
Badger, Joseph
63
William S. 396
Baldwin, Caleb
307, 327
Ball, Albert F. P.
196, 197, 374
125
James
183, 185, 399
William
183
Ballou, Charles E.
281
Charles O.
256, 277, 280
Bardwell, Charles R.
300
Lizzie 138
Barnard, John P. W. 286
Barney, Daniel W.
160, 161, 163, 354
Harvey 337
Barnes, Bill 98, 100, 102, 203, 224
240, 241, 306, 316, 323, 324 337, 340, 371, 398, 397, 318
33
Edwin S.
506
INDEX.
Barnes, Bill Andrews
323, 340 |Batchelder, Alfred T.
148, 332, 410
Daniel
398
Rev. Charles R. 109
Dr. Edward F.
333
Huldah 317
Esther
323, 398
E. . 279
Eunice S.
323, 324, 398
Bascom, James P.
281
Gilbert
244
Bates. Amos
. 320
Ira N.
323, 398
David
224, 305, 306
Lyman
354
Lyman S.
398
. Esther
313
Obed D.
333, 399
Ezra
319, 323
Mrs. Obed D.
265, 266
Hannah 320, 324
Orilla
398
John
318
Thomas
398
Joseph
· 318
William A.
398
Levy
320, 324
Barber, Rev. Daniel
102, 103, 129, 366
Lydia
. 318
Nabbe
317
Mary
318, 319, 323
Stephen
101
Mittie
. 315
Rev. Virgil H.
102, 103
Samuel
235, 318, 371
129, 142, 475, 499
Solomon 314, 318, 320, 324
Bangs, Judith Fox
315
Submit
318
Sarah
316
Baum, Mrs. Samuel . 355, 356
Barker, Asa
244
Beatty, Francis
357,358
Fred L.
295
Beauregard, General
248
Tileston A.
258
Bedel, Col. Timothy . Beckwith, Hira R.
174, 235
Barrett, Augustus
210, 474
Charles
60
Beeman, Rev. L.
125
George A.
210
Henry E.
368
William E.
139
Barron, Sarah
314, 417
Clara J.
141
John J.
152
Bartlett, Dr. Albert
333
Minnie
139
Andrew
243
Bellas, Mary R. 397
395
Joseph S.
312, 316
229
Lillian M.
141
Benjamin, Judah Bennett, Seth Mrs. S. N. .
317
Sylvester
182
355
William
330
Benton, Nathan
315
William F.
161
Samuel O.
281
Barrows, Dr. N.
137
Berry, Gov. Nathaniel S. . 165
Barstow, Mrs. Anson S.
266
256, 258, 492
Barton, Cyrus .
153 Bigley, William H. .
286
·
Belfield, Widow Mary Belknap, Dr. Jeremy Bell, Charles H.
56, 59, 216, 217
66
Rev. T.
127
Clara E.
140
Bellows, Henry A. John
239
Marion P.
139
149
371
318, 319, 323, 370
507
INDEX.
Billings, Albert M.
119
J. D. .
145
Bingham, C. Edward 301
Charles M. 104, 108, 262, 268
272, 305, 311, 354 364, 372, 400, 473
Charles R. 372
William H.
000
Eliza
372
George E. .
328
James H. .
305, 311, 332
347, 372, 374, 400
Levi . 372
Nathan 75, 366, 367, 400
R. S.
.
138
Bouck, Grace T.
141
Bouton, Dr. Nathaniel
416
Bowker, Charles S.
295
Daniel N.
208, 383, 402
Daniel S.
163
272, 308, 309, 402
Elijah . 402
Bowler, John
295
Bowman, Ruel
.
161, 354
William H.
.
253
Bliss, Alden J. .
340
Katie I. 139
Bradford, Amos F.
281
322
Bradley, Cinthia
Elizabeth
324
Hannah
322, 324
Jonathan 322, 324, 371
Lydia .
315
Ranna .
322
Breck, Charles P.
145, 177, 310, 313
Henry
177, 403
John T. .
402
Sarah McD.
403
Susan L.
403
William
177, 307, 326, 371
William, 2d 145, 160, 313, 402
Daniel, Jr.
401, 402
Breckenridge, John C.
262
David 000
.
Brewer, Ebenezer
321
James P.
106, 312, 361, 473
Mrs. E. M.
·
000
Bond, George
161, 401
Grace L. .
141
Henry
11, 17, 19, 23
Job .
40L
Oliver A. 270, 301, 343, 368, 402
Ruth
112
Booth, A. George
270
Hosea
372
John Wilkes
362
Oscar
298
Boucher, Delia M.
140
Orlando A.
139
Blake, Frederick H. .
140
Blakeslee, Rev. Solomon
100, 101, 144
Blanchard, Florence M.
141
Henry S.
300
Mrs. Mary
265
Selwin R.
288
Bishop Thomas
123
Blodgett, Albro 139, 249, 255, 272, 304
311, 346, 348, 349, 359
George W. 159, 160, 161, 250 251, 305, 308, 424
Huldah 494
John 182, 371, 494
Luke
316
Rozey . »
316
Samuel
316
Blood, Ned W. . 140
Bolio, Frank
287
Horace
281
Bond, Daniel 315, 401,4402
Ellen M. . 266, 402
Mrs. Matilda
315, 321
Silas L.
361, 372, 373, 374
Walter
73, 76, 315, 372
Ora D. 140, 212, 310
508
INDEX.
Brickett, Mrs. James . 266
Brewster, John H. 154
Susannah
317
Briggs, Arnold
200, 201
272, 309, 312, 353, 354
Augusta . 140
Fred. A.
270, 379
George A.
110, 375
Bugbee, John
243
Joseph G.
203, 313
Myra L.
140
Betsey .
112
Sarah E.
141
Jesse
112
William H.
297
Mehitabel
112
Brooks, Annie J.
138
Milly .
112
Asahel
236, 240, 370
Mrs. Robert R.
266
Azel
227
Burbank, Asher S.
300
Barnabas
225, 227, 228
Eugene D.
140, 142
Capt. Benjamin
30
Mabelle R.
141
Burchard, Rev. Mr.
90
93, 220, 225, 228
Burgoyne, General
238
236, 305, 306, 370
Burke, Edmund .
153, 332
Benjamin, Jr.
15, 30, 31, 32
Emma J.
141, 142
93, 94, 225, 227
Burnham, Semore Burns, James
317
Cornelius
. 93, 225, 228, 370
Thomas .
287
Emily E.
140
Burpee, Aaron
378
Dr. George W.
334
Butcher, John
288
Hartley L.
364
Butler, Achsa
314
John 220, 227, 228, 370
Anis
315
Kate E. 139
Asaph
239
Lyman J.
410
Ezra
239, 371
Brough, Charles D.
288
Dr. J. N.
414
Brown, Albert W.
287
William
337
Amos 403
414
C
Daniel
317
Edward .
200
Cady, Polly 217
Caffrey, Matthew
34
Camp, Fred C.
331
Hollis S.
288
Campbell, Albion R. . Rev. W. W.
331
James
181
105
Josiah S.
281
Canty, Daniel 124, 341
Levi B. .
469
Carey, Ezekiel .
. 347
Brown, Oscar J. 146, 160, 161, 271 312, 338, 375, 376, 404
Mrs. Oscar J. 92
Ralph N. Susan A.
253, 287
404
Buckman, David
158
Buel, Charles G.
309
Bunnell, Abel
404
32, 33, 34, 39
228, 236, 240, 370
381
Rev. Charles
Frank H. 152, 305, 313, 332, 404 George E. 287
509
INDEX.
Carey, Nicholas .
101
Chase, Betsey
.
322
Carleton, A. H. .
137
Rev. Dr. Carlton
106, 107
Elijah S.
288
108, 250, 257
Rufus
160, 409
405, 406, 458
Samuel
208
Charles F.
139
Samuel S.
281. 288
Daniel .
116, 327
Stephen
367
328, 332, 367, 406
Carroll, Charles .
286
Dudley T.
211, 406
Hannah M.
141
Elijah
322
Carter, Hosea B.
64
Farah
317
James H.
496
Francis
316, 322
Cartland, Samuel
194
Rev. Francis
101, 137
Case, Ira
92
Henry
143
Cass, John
11, 17, 19, 23
Ithamer
366, 458
Joseph
12, 19, 23
Jonathan
226, 315
Rev. T. G.
114
Levi R.
149
Cassidy, Elizabeth A.
140
Lebbeus
245, 406
Caterling, Gideon
239
Mariah
322
Chadwick, J. C.
125
Mary
322
Chaffin, Alvaro L.
298
Rev. Moses
118
John W.
313
Ovid
163
Levi
315
Rt. Rev. Philander
405
William E.
139
Robert H.
277, 280
William H.
259, 277,280
Salmon P.
458
Chamberlin, Fanny
138
Samuel
82, 226
Mary
143
Samuel L.
154
Simeon .
11, 14, 21
William
317
Chandler, Ira F.
331
Chellis, Burt 139, 304, 305
332, 338, 356, 409
Selden S.
252, 285
Freeman S.
354, 409
Chapin, Bela
26, 151, 407
92
Maria B.
139, 142
Samuel .
407
Rush
139
Chapman, Isaac
Cheney, Colonel
68
Samuel W.
301
Ira D.
288
Charlton, Edwin A.
143, 145, 405
Chittenden, Thomas
52, 54
Walter
405
Christie, Henry A.
271
Chase, Alice C. .
140, 142
143, 258
Arthur
154, 251, 255, 266
Church, C. C. . Cilley, Col. Joseph Claggett, Wyseman
235
Arthur, Jr.
Clapp, Roswell
315, 371
Austin C.
.
270 Clark, Benjamin
236
.
·
·
63
272, 333, 354, 406 140
Nellie C.
141
Mrs. Freeman S. . 181, 266
Henry
245
510
INDEX.
Clark, Cephas
316
Colby, Henry
·
70, 309
Dan
239
Ira 161, 309, 312, 410
Ira, Jr. . 66, 70, 123
137, 147, 149, 152, 249, 253
255, 262, 303, 304, 312, 313
332, 364, 375, 376, 410, 411
Eleazer, Jr.
224
Ira Gordon 411
Erastus .
118
Joshua
70, 311, 312
Esther
319
Colburn, Sanford
286
Francis .
297
Cole, Abner
98
Francis E.
91
Ammendlees
322
John
235
Amos
226, 371
Maurice L.
139
Anne C.
314, 413
Moses
409
Nehemiah
322
Nettie
140
Theophilas
307
William
160
Sarah
322
Timothy
314, 322, 371
Coley, Walter
317
Collamer, Jacob
. 378
Colston, Charles F.
253, 254, 288
Decastro
321
Irene
321
Sumner
.
12, 17
Joseph
315
Wyman R. .
253, 281
Conant, Amos
225, 236
Zenas .
311
240, 314, 321, 323, 371
Cleveland, Decastro
324
Betsey
321, 323
Isaac
314, 321, 324
Charles
321
Mamre
321, 324
Cynthia
321
Nancy
321
Ebenezer
240, 320, 321, 323
Sarah
321
Elizabeth
321
Clinton, DeWitt
366
Ezra
321
George
47
Mary
320
Clogston, Sylvester
259
Mellesent
320
Clow, John
315
Ralph .
321
Coburn, Paschal P.
204, 350
Rosan S.
321
Cogswell, P. B.
·
152
Samuel
321
Colby, Anthony .
165, 492
Stephen
316
D. C.
255, 258
Cone, Lyman H.
288
Dr. Enoch F.
334
Cook, Elias
316
George
301
Elizabeth
320
Gilbert F.
.
298
Emma F.
413
.
Clay, D. A.
309, 310, 367, 409
196
Clement, Bartlett
181, 308, 359
Comings, Darwin
138
Commins, Mr.
226
209, 251, 304, 305
Samuel 32, 97, 98, 225, 226, 229 239, 305, 370, 411, 413
Eleazer 35, 119, 224, 226
236, 306, 319, 371
Rev. Edward W. 91, -262, 263
272, 273, 354, 362
511
INDEX.
Cook, Frances B.
389
Cotton, John 101
Frank C. .
389
Luther
236
George 189, 316, 327, 330
Nathaniel
311
Godfrey .
189, 330, 412
Sarah
323
Horace W.
301
Thomas .
323
John
179, 240, 306, 327
Coult, Rev. A. C.
123
Capt. John
. 329, 330
Cowles, Amos
240
Matilda
412
Miranda .
412
Nancy L.
320
James A.
270
Oliver
239, 320
Kate
139
Wallace W.
288
Lemon
181
Wendell R.
288
Lucy
417
Coolidge, Gov. Carlos
407
Nathaniel
24, 182, 307, 308
Cooper, J. Fenimore .
499
Ora E.
140
Dr. Sherman 271, 272, 292, 334
Phinehas
315, 371
Copeland, Frederick K. 196
Timothy
240
Corbin, Austin 406
Tracy
20, 181
Corey, Oliver
186
Susan
424
Cossit, Ambrose
21, 22, 45, 59
William .
225
64, 74, 98, 102, 182
Crafts, Homer M.
252, 285
241, 249, 251, 305, 306
Cragin, Aaron H.
258
307, 308, 314, 327, 346
Craig, Joseph
281
Cram, Joseph 160
Crockett, David 246
Cromack, Rev. Joseph C. 120
Anne K. . 317
Crosby, Samuel .
326
Betsey R. 321
Crowther, Samuel
326
Frainsway R. . 321
Cross, J. H.
206, 378
Henry A. 182, 413
H. G. P. .
347, 378
John F. 182, 271, 304, 413
321
Daniel
288
David
143
Rev. Ranna
94
Ebenezer E.
253, 299
Hannah
112
Heman H.
251
Ranna, 3d 321
Samuel C.
321
Mott A. .
.
139
Cotton, Anne
323
Curl, Rev. G. M.
123, 364
Charles .
25
Currier, George C.
.
204
357, 371, 411, 412
Austin T.
161
Emma L.
138
Henry C.
160, 309, 353
.
Coy, Clowe
315
S. T. .
206, 207
347, 348, 359, 371, 413
Ambrose, Jr. 310, 326, 366, 413
Anne C. . 321
Cummings, Dr. Alvah R. 333, 414
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