History of the town of Hampton, New Hampshire, from its settlement in 1638 to the autumn of 1892, Part 44

Author: Dow, Joseph, 1807-1889; Dow, Lucy Ellen, ed
Publication date: 1893
Publisher: Salem, Mass. : L.E. Dow
Number of Pages: 560


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Ryan, a son, to Jolin and Mary,


Oct. 27, 1856.


Chase, a dau., to Rev. Nathaniel L. and Charlotte H., Aug. 30, 1858.


Oct. 4, 1661.


David, 66


Dec. 1, 1810. Jan. 3, 1852.


GENEALOGICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL.


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Ryan, Riley, Samuel,


Whitcomb,


Stratton, Whitcomb, Wallace, Flanders, 66


a dau., to Charles E. and Abbie, a dau., 66


Adgurson, Flanders,


a son, to James and Martha.


a son, to Charles E. and Abbie,


Harmon, George B., son of Rev. Lot L. and Mary, a dau., to Joshua P. and Mary, of N. P.,


Noyes,


Flanders, a dau., to Charles E. and Abbie,


a dau., to Charles and Isabella,


Smith, Crosby,


a son, to Jacob and Alice,


Noyes,


a dau., to Joshna P. and Mary,


Snider,


a dan., to Joseph and Rosina (Hirsch),


Crosby, a dan., to Charles E. and Abbie (Tarlton),


Belyea,


a dan., to George and Alice (Neil),


June 7, 1882. Aug. 18, 1883.


Morey, Goodwin, Smith,


Ralph E., son of Rev. Arthur L. and Harriet W., Nov. 23, 1884. a child, to Israel and Annie (Chase), Feb. 12, 1886. Feb. 16, 1889. a dau., to Frank E. and Lizzie M.,


Gilbert, Annie, dau. of Charles J. and Emma (Mahar), Aug. 18, 1889. Perkins, a son, to Andrew C., and Ida E. (Hanson),


Perkins,


a dau., to George E. and Edith G., a dau., to Herbert L. and Carrie (Tibbett),


Aug. 16, 1890.


Howard, .


Homer S., son of Rev. Charles M. and Mabel (Bickford), Sept. 22, 1890.


Nickless, Mabel Forrest, dau. of Frank L. and Lizzie E. (Sands), Feb. 27, 1891.


Perkins, a son, to Andrew C. and Ida E.,


May 27, 1891.


Smith, a son, to Harry C. and Ethel (Williams), June 1, 1891.


Merrill, a son, to Samuel A. and Millie C.,


Sept. 25, 1891.


Gilbert,


a son, to Charles J. and Emma ( Mahar),


July 16, 1892.


DEATHS FROM THE HAMPTON RECORDS.


(Not included in the foregoing families.)


Leader, Susanna, wife of Thomas, May 26, 1657.


Read, Robert, drowned, with seven others (p. 57), Oct. 20, 1657. Edwards, Sarah, wife of Roger, Mar. 19, 1668.


Barrett, Susanna, Apr. 5, 1675.


"Ould widow Mansfield," Mar. 4, 1682.


"Ould Goodman Brewer," Mar. 23, 1690. Dolloff, James, killed by Indians at Casco (pp. 226, 227), Ang. 4, 1691. Bond, Nicholas, killed by Indians, with four others (p. 233), Aug. 17, 1703. Lecock, widow Abigail, Oct. 7, 1705. "Mr. Simes," @. 76 yrs., Feb. 6, 1711.


a son, to John and Mary, a son, to James and Mary, a dan., to Patrick and Julia, Sarah H., dan. of Jared P. and Jane, a dan., to Rev. Frank and -, a son, to Jared P. and Jane, Emma, dau. of Jacob True and Lucetta,


Sept. 21, 1858. Oct. 14, 1858. Apr. 12, 1859. Nov. 21, 1860. Jan. 3, 1862. Oct. 21, 1862. Oct. 24, 1862. Feb. 19, 1875. Sept. 22, 1876. Oct. 24, 1876. Aug. 13, 1879. Oct. 24, 1879. Nov. 23, 1880. Jan. 13, 1881. Jan. 27, 1881. Mar. 8, 1881. Dec. 3, 1881. Apr. 20, 1882.


Dec. 22, 1889. Mar. 17, 1890.


Cannon,


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HISTORY OF HAMPTON.


Alison, Edward, œ. 18 yrs , "born at Currituck," Oct. 4, 1714.


Magoon, a dau. of Jolm, June, 1715.


Sergeant, Katurn (Catherine?), an orphan, Jan. 25, 1736.


Moody, Daniel, son of Daniel, œ. 1 yr., Feb. 28, 1736.


Clark, Joanna, c. 15 yrs., maid of Capt. Benjamin Thomas, May 4, 1736. Potter, Heplızibah, wife of Benjamin, æ. 27 yrs., Jan. 10, 1742.


Potter, infant of Benjamin, Jan. 10, 1742.


Ireland, Francis, a lad, Dec. 28, 1753.


Wethern, Michael, "Son of the widow." @. 20 yrs., Sept. 12, 1754.


Allen, Mark, "who lived with Capt. Jonathan Marston," c. 9 yrs., May 23, 1755.


Wells, Mary, dan. of William, «. 2 yrs., May 9, 1756.


Welch, Eleanor, "an Irish wretch, etc." (p. 209), May 1, 1758.


Willett, Joanna, dau of Daniel, œ. 1 yr., Apr. 5, 1763.


Long, infant of Cæsar, Sept. 21, 1766.


Rendall, Martha, wife of Benjamin, œ. 24 yrs., May 31, 1767.


Morrill, wife of Micajah, æ. 33 yrs., Feb. 27, 1773.


Bradford, widow Hannah, c. 83 yrs., June 8, 1774.


Dunlap, Capt. Robert, @. 30 yrs., "cast away and chilled, so yt he died," Dec. 24, 1775.


Wathan (Wethern?), widow Rebecca, c. 74 yrs., Oct. 17, 1776.


Mills, John, c. 87 yrs, May 29, 1780.


Robertson, child of Margaret, æ. 1 m., July 3, 1788.


French, Mrs. Hannah, æ. 25 yrs., 5 mos., July 30, 1789.


Rendall, widow Rebecca, œ. 96 yrs., Apr. 8, 1792.


Dowst, Jonathan, æ. 74 yrs., Dec. 17, 1792.


Satterly, Mary, wife of Joseph, c. 28 yrs., June 28, 1796.


Pike, a son of Benjamin, . 3 wks., June 18, 1798.


Hall, Mary (Marston), wid. of Kingsley, æ. 86 yrs., Jan. 11, 1809. Symmes, widow Susanna, æ. 43 yrs., Sept. 10, 1810.


Adams, wife of James, Preceptor of the Acad., Nov. 20, 1814.


Randall, widow of Matthew, @. 82 yrs., Jan. 21, 1815.


Coolbroth, Samuel, July 11, 1817.


Quin, Mrs Betsey, Jan. 25, 1820.


Moore, child of Peter, c. 1 yr., Oct. 28, 1820.


Clark, Albe [or Alba ], @. 20 yrs , Jan. 1, 1824.


Tilton, child of widow Sarah, c. 4 yrs., Mar. 14, 1826.


Pickering, Miss Betty, May 16. 1826.


Garland, widow Molly, æ. 69 yrs., Apr. 9, 1830.


"Infant of Mr. Meader," Feb. 6, 1831.


Williams, Hamilton, @. 29 yrs , Apr. 6, 1832.


Whittaker (or Whittier), John, @. 28 yrs., a stranger, killed blasting rocks, Apr. 24, 1840.


Reynolds, llenry M., infant (son of A. Reynolds?), died at Loring Dunbar's, Sept. 27, 1840.


Freeman, George W., infant of George W., Aug. 13, 1844.


Dow, Abigail, wife of Zebulun, from Seabrook, c. 82 yrs., Sept. 14, 1844. Ward, Miss Mary A., @. 38 yrs., d. in Boston (Dec .? ), 1846.


Burns, Sally, @. 76 yrs., dau. of Philip, of H. F., d. at Dea. Lamprey's, Sept. 18, 1849.


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Williams. R., d. In N. P., æ. 45 yrs., Oct. 8, 1849.


Twilight, child of William, @. 1 yr., Dec. 20, 1850.


Sadler, Ward, æ. 43 yrs., Apr. 24, 1853.


Briggs, child of George, a stranger, @. 1 wk., June 7, 1853. Watson, Timothy, of Barrington, c. 22 yrs., Ang. 22, 1853.


Tubbs, dan. of George, æ. 3 yrs., Nov. 1, 1853.


Prescott, Hiram, son of Josiah, of K., æ. 18 yrs., a student at the Acad., d. at Alvin Emery's, Jan. 19, 1854.


Berry, William C., c. 28 yrs., d. at Mr. Tubbs,' Mar. 28, 1854.


Sargent, Sarah, wife of Jonathan, of Candia, @. 56 yrs. 10 mos., Sept. 18, 1854.


Tilton, child of Otis P., c. 2} mos., July 4, 1855.


Tilton, Daniel, of Deerfield, c. 36 yrs., d. at Anthony Emery's, Oct. 4, 1855.


Berry, Elizabeth, wife of Abraham, @. 44 yrs., Feb. 13, 1856.


Ruggles, Charlotte B., wife of Dr. Nathaniel, @. 52 yrs., Sept. 1, 1857.


Chase, Charlotte H., wife of Rev. Nathaniel L., c. 42 yrs. 7 mos., Aug. 31, 1858.


Dole, Abigail, widow of Capt. John, @. 843 yrs., May 11, 1861.


Osgood, widow Mary, c. 73 yrs. formerly of Raymond, May 8, 1862.


Farren, child of John, æ. 2 yrs., Aug. 26, 1863.


Jackman, Miss Sarah HI., of Portsmouth, @. 93 yrs., boarding at David Shaw's, Nov. 20, 1863.


Wallace, child, c. 4 mos., of Jacob T., R. R. station-master, Sept. 15, 1867. Webster, Mrs .. of Amesbury, Ms., c. 63 yrs., killed by collision with the cars, at Ward's crossing, Sept. 27, 1867.


Banfield. Dea. Joshua, Mar. 20, 1869.


Rendel, Paul, æ. 82 yrs. formerly of Lee, Feb. 23, 1873.


Eastman, Frederick, @. 17 yrs., d. at Mrs. Crane's, Apr. 22, 1873.


Philpot, Benjamin R., æ. 66 yrs., Ang. 31, 1873.


Roach, Robert, Oct. 7, 1874.


Drake, child of John, æ. 5 mos., Ang. 23, 1877.


Gardner, Mrs. Mary W., c. 80 yrs., Jan. 2, 1878.


Robinson, Curtis, June 14, 1878.


Cutler, Mrs. Ann., c. 79 yrs., formerly of Exeter, mother of John G. Cutler, Jan. 2, 1879.


Flanders, Ernest, son of Charles E., c. 8 mos., Mar. 25, 1879.


Lufkin, Mrs. Hannah, @. 55 yrs., July 29, 1879.


Truesdale, Henry, son of James, @. 17 yrs., Ang. 12, 1879.


Flanders, dau. of Charles E., c. 1 mo., Feb. 9, 1881.


[Devereux?] Peter, from Canada, @. 31 yrs., July 6, 1881.


Filley, O. D., merchant, a stranger, @. 75 yrs., Aug. 21, 1881.


French, John, book-agent, a stranger, Sept. 29, 1881.


Adgurson, Martha, wife of James, @. 41 yrs., June 20. 1882.


Coburn, M. A., "a woman from Boston," July 25, 1882.


Adams, Mrs. Isaac, @. 71 yrs., June 20, 1884.


Scott, Lonisa, œ. 74 yrs., wife of Rev. Eliliu, and dan. of Harry and Phebe (Adams) Hale, of Chelsea, Vt., Aug. 4, 1884.


Soulé, George A., c. 44 yrs. h. in New York, son of George W. and Ellen (Waite) Soulé, of Holyoke, Ms., Jan. 16, 1886.


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HISTORY OF HAMPTON.


Shepard, Miss Ann E., c. 71 yrs., b. in Nashua, Aug. 10, 1886.


Simpson, Samuel A., æ. 73 yrs., Aug. 17, 1887.


Perry, William S., æ. 79 yrs., Nov. 7, 1887.


Gerould, Mrs. Catherine, @. 79 yrs., Jan. 11, 1888.


Prescott, child of Weare, æ. 1 wk., Mar. 25, 1888.


Snider, Evelina, wife of Charles P. and dau. of Edward Ralle, of N. B., c. 43 yrs., July 27, 1888.


Scott, Rev. Elihu, . 82 yrs., Sept 24, 1888.


Perkins, Mrs. Sarah A., œ. 49 yrs. from Acton, Me., Feb. 24, 1889.


Cook, George E , son of George E., œ. 5 mos., July 3, 1889.


Rollins, Lewis W., c. 24 yrs., b. in Nottingham, Sept. 3, 1889.


Berry, John, æ. 75 yrs., son of Thomas, of Greenland, Jan. 27, 1890.


Beauchamp, Ethel, @. 2 yrs., dau. of Joseph, French Canadian, Jan. 31, 1890.


Cyr, Alice, æ. ab. 2 yrs., dau. of Frank, from Canada, Feb. 4, 1890. Snider, Henry P., son of Joseph, œ. 13 yrs , Apr. 7, 1890.


Goldsmith, Frederick W., c. 27 yrs., son of George W., of Jamaica Plain, Ms .- washed ashore-drowned at Portsmouth, July 14, 1890.


Perkins, Hattie L., c. 5 mos., dau. of George E., from Acton, Me., Aug. 31, 1890.


Cutler, Charles C., œ. 15 yrs., son of John G. and Hattie A. (Brewster) Cut- ler, Sept. 11, 1890.


Powers, Ernest J., son of John, œ, ab. 8 mos., Sept. 16, 1890.


Beauchamp, Alice, dau. of Joseph, @. 6 yrs., Dec. 24, 1890.


Snider, Clara L., dau. of Joseph, œ. 8 yrs , Jan. 2, 1891.


Milbury, Annie, æ. 15 yrs. 5 mos., Jan. 13, 1891.


Snider, Edward D., œ. 41 yrs., brother of Joseph and Charles P., Feb. 6, 1891.


Snider, Mildred, dau. of Edward D., æ. 5} yrs., Feb. 12, 1891.


Sands, Forrest J., from Moscow, Me., @. 18 yrs., Feb. 22, 1891.


Dow, George W., son of William N., c. 2 yrs., Mar. 11, 1891.


Snider, Harry, son of Charles P., @. 11 yrs., Apr. 27, 1891.


Snider, Bertha, dau. of Charles P., @. 14 yrs.


Snider, Charles P., @. 40 yrs. from Sussex, N. B. all d. of diphtheria, spring Snider, Dolly, dau. of Charles P., œ. 19 yrs. of 1891.


Wason, Josiah P., @. 64 yrs. 5 mos., disappeared from his home, at Mrs. Dorothy Ward's, Tues., July 5, 1892, and was found dead, on the bank of the river. Foul play was suspected and an inquest was held. Proof of murder was not found, the jury rendering a verdict of death from an un- known cause.


Hill. Frank Alden, son of Luther, of Stoneham, Ms.,-a landed proprietor and summer resident of H. for several years, d. Aug. 8, 1892.


Dnlin, Edmund C., infant son of Charles G. (a stranger), d. at Boar's Head, 1892.


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INSCRIPTIONS FROM THE OLD CEMETERY.


(Laid out about 1653, and in use till 1800, or a little later.)


The stones are fast disappearing. The following inscriptions are all that can now be deciphered, except those of ministers Dalton and Gookin, given elsewhere. The vertical bars indicate the division in- to lines.


Here lyes ye body | of Mary Batchelder | wife to Thomas | Batch- elder aged $25 | years decd May | ye 22, 1716.


Here lyes ye body | of Mr. Samuel Chapman | dec. January ye | 26, 1722 | in ye 68 year | of his age.


Here lies the Remains of | Mrs Isabella Cotton | Eldest child of the Revd | Ward & Ioanna Cotton | Aged 17 years & | 1 Mº she fell asleep in | Iesus July 31st | 1752.


Here lyes ye body | of Deacon Phile | mon Dalton | who died April | ye 5, 1721 aged | 47 years.


Here lyes buried the body | of Mrs Abigail Prescott | Formerly ye consort of Deacon | Philemon Dalton of this town | who died May 8, 1751 | In the 82ª year of her age | The memory of the just is blessed | And blessed are they that have not | seen and yet have believed.


Here lyes buried | ye body of Doctor | Benjamin Dole | aged about 27 | years departed | this life May ye | 8, 1707.


Love Dole dau. [ to Benjan Dole | aged 5 year 1 Mº | & 20 dayes | died January | ye 12th 1711.1


Here is Interred | Benjamin Dole the | son of Mr John & | Mrs Anne Dole | who Died May | ye 7th 1766 | in the 18th year | of his Age.


Here lyes the | Body of Mr | Robert Drake | Died Feby ye 6 | 1743 | in ye 79th year | of his Age.


Here lyes the | Body of Mrs | Sarah Drake | ye wife of | Robert Drake | died June ye 8th | 1742 in ye 66 | year of her age.


Here is Interred | Capt. Nathaniel | Drake who | Departed this | Life Sept. 11th | 1763 in ye | 69th year of | his Age.


(1 O. S.) (1059)


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HISTORY OF HAMPTON.


Sarai Fog | Born 27 Dec | 1694 Dyed | 4 July 1701.


Here Is Interrd | Meribah Fogg | Daur to M' John Fogg | Who Died Angust ye 7th 1776 | in the 26th year of her age.


Here is Buried | Bethiah Fogg | Consort of Mr | Abner Fogg | who died July | ye 26, 1773 | aged 66 years.


Here | Layeth the Body of | Sarah Foss Deceased | February 26, 1749 in | the 18th year of her age.


John Freese | Son of Jacob & | Dorothy Freese | Aged 1 year & 10 Mº Decd Novr | ye 10th 1727.


Thomas Gookin | son of ye Revd | Mr Nathaniel & | Mrs Dorothy | Gookin Aged | 15 weeks & 2 | Ds Died Octr. ye 8 | 1717.


Here lyes ye body | of William Gookin | son of the Revd Mr | Nathaniel and Mrs | Dorothy Gookin Aged | 9 years 5 Mº & 17 | Dayes Decd October | ye 27th 1723.


Abijah Gookin | son to the Revd Mr Nath1 | & Mrs Dorothy Gookin | aged 9 years 2 Mº & | 17 Ds Decd March | ye 31st 1736.


John Cotton | Gookin, son to ye | Revd Mr Nath1 & | Mrs Dorothy Gookin | Aged 1 year 7 Mº | & 26 Ds Decd | April | ye 5, 1736.


Ilere lyes buried | the body of | Mrs Mary Griffith | the virtuous consort of | Mr Gershom Griffith | aged 37 years & 4 mº | died Sept 27th 1747.


double 1 Here lyes ye | body of Joseph | Hobes aged | about 25


years | died Decr ye | 21st 1717.


stone. Here lyes ye | body of Sarah | Hobes wife to | Morres Hobes | aged 66 years | died Decr ye | 21st 1717.


Joseph | son to - & Abigail -| aged 7 mon. | 8d8 | Sep | ye 17, 1721.1


In Memory of | Mrs. Elizabeth Knight | wife of | Mr. Joseph Knight | who died Nov. 26, 1791, Aged 27 years.


Yes she was gentle as the twilight breath ; Meekly she bowed her to the frost of Death.


Here is interred | the Body of | Mr Jeremiah Lampre | who de- parted | this life June | 14, 1762 | in ye 23 year | of his age.


Here is interred Mr | Nathaniel Lampre | who departed | this life July | ye 26, 1769 | in ye 72 year | of his age.


Here is interrd Mrs | Molly Lampre | former wife to . Mr. | Ruben Lampre | who dest Septr ; ye 10th 1772 | in the 29th year | of her age. Here lies Molly | dtr of Mr. Ruben & | Mrs Molly Lampre | who dest. May ye | 3, 1773, aged 7 mo | & 10 days.


Mr. John Lamprey | died | July 23, 1788 | Æt 81.


1 The rest is shaled off. He was son of John and Abigail Hobbs.


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In memory of | Miriam Lamprey | wife of | Dudley Lamprey | who died June 25th, 1796 | aged 23 years.


As love and charity was her fame


I can but record her ever memorable name.


Since she is gone, let this forever be


A lasting emblem of her memory.


In Memory of Mr. Ebenezer Lane | who departed this | Life May 20, 1796, in the 63 | Year of his Age.1


Here is Interrd | James Lewis of | Barnstable Who Was | Drowned Octr | ye 2nd 1773 | on his passage | from Kennebeck | to Barnstable | in the 21st year | of his age.


In Memory of | Sally | wife of | Joshua Mace | who died June 22d 1795 | in the 28th year of | her age.


· Behold and see as you pass by.


As you are now, so once was I.


As I am now, so you must be, Prepare for death, and follow me.


Hear Lays the Body | of Sarah Marston ;2 who died | October ye 7, 17(67 ?)


In Memory of | Mr. John Marston | who Departed this life | April 28, 1785 in the | 54th year of - age.


Capt. Jeremiah Marston | died | Oct. 25, 1803 | in the 81 year of ¡ his age.


Tabitha, widow of | Capt. Jeremiah Marston | died | March 17, 1807 | In the 82 year of | her age.


Jeremiah T. Marston | died Jan. 2, 1817 | in the 33 year of | his age. | Behold and see as you pass by.3


Mr. Josiah Marston | died Nov. 21, 1834 | aged 78 yrs | 11 mo.4 He lies ye body of | Bethiah Moulton wife | to Joseph Moulton | aged 71 years | decd Decr 19 | 1723.


Here lyes Buried | The Body of Mrs | Huldah Moulton ye | wife of Mr Josiah | Moulton Who Died | March ye 1st 17445 in ye | 20th year of her Age.


Mary Moult | on Daughter | of Mr Josiah | and Abigail | Moulton Who | Died May 2 | 1753 in ye 3d | year of her age.


Abigail Moulton | The Daughter | of M' Josiah & | Abigail Moul- ton | who died Sept. 21 | 1754 in the 8th | year of her Age.


1 The descendants of Dea. Joshua Lane have recently erected a granite monument in place of most of the crumbling stones for that family name.


2 Prob. dan. of Caleb (10.)


3 As above. The whole stanza.


4 This interment, the last, after a long interval.


5 (O. S.)


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HISTORY OF HAMPTON.


Huldah Moulton | Daughter | of Mr Josiah | and Abigail | Moulton who | Died Sept. 28 | 1754 in ye 6 | year of her Age.


Here lies Interd | Sarah dau of | Capt Jona Moulton | & Abig' his Wife | Who Died Jany | 9th 1754 Aged 1 year 9 mo & 21 days.


IIere Lies Interrd | Abig1 ye Daur of | Major Jona Moulton | & Abig1 his Wife | Who Died Novr | 13th 1759 | aged 1 year | & 26 Days.


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Here is interrd | Hannah Moultº | Consort to Mr | John Moulton | "Who dest Dec. | ye 14th, 1772 | in the 64th year | of her Age.


Here is interrd | Mrs Rachel Moulton | Consort to Mr | William Moulton | who dest January | 20, 1774 | in the 80th year | of her .age.


Here is interrd | Mrs. Mary Moulton | Consort to Den | Josiah Moulton | who dest Sept | 12th 1774 | in the 87th year | of her age.


Here is interrd | Den Josiah Moulton | Who dest Nov. | ye 21st 1776 | in the 90th year | of his age | & 57th year | of his offis.


The sweet rememnc of the just will flourish when he sleeps in dust.


In Memory | of | Mr. John Moulton | who died | March 4th 1794 | aged 45 | years.


In his death, his Consort has lost an affectionate | &


· loving Husband, his sisters a kind & friendly | Brother ; & the publick a useful member of society | & one cour- teous & hospitable to strangers.


In Memory of | Capt Jeremiah Moulton | who died June 19, 1795 | Aged 38 years |


In his death his aged mother has lost | a dutiful & affectionate Son | his Brothers & Sisters a kind & lov- ing | Brother the | publick an useful member of | Society ; the Stranger a courteous and | hospitable friend.


Here is interred | the body of | Mr. Samuel Palmer | who departed | This life January | 25, 1761 | in ye 84th year | of his age.


Here lies buried | the body of Mrs | Abigail ye wife of | Mr Samuel Palmer | of Hampton died | May 19th 1747 | aged 68 years.


Here is interrd | Samuel the son of | Mr Samuel Palmer & | Abigail his wife | who died July | ye 10, 1715 | 7 year & 6 d.


Here is interrd Mrs | Elizabeth Palmer! | who departed | this life May | ye 11th 1773 | in the 61st year | of her age.


Unm. dan. of Samuel.


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Edward Sargent son | of Doc Nath1 & Mrs | Dorothy Sargent aged | 2 years 7 mos & 25 ds | Decd Oct. 9th, 1717.


Here lyes ye | body-of Josiah | Shaw dyed ye | 10 day of June | 1700 in ye 26 | year of his age.


Ed. Shaw | AG 17 DAYS | Agu. 8, 1685 | Dicd.1


Ap. 13 Dyed | Ruth | Shaw | ag 41, 1715.


Here lyes jnterred | ye Body of | Mrs Dorothy Smith | wife of | Majr Joseph Smith | aged 50 years | Who died December ye | 20th, 1706.


Here lies Interred | The Body of | Lieut. Elisha Smith | Who De- parted | This Life February | ye 9th, 1759 | in ye 74th Year | of his Age.


Abraham Towle who departed this | life- 4, 1736.2


Samuel Touil | Son of Mr | Caleb and Zeper | Touil Who Died | May ye 14th 1736 | Aged 13 years.


Here lies the Body of | Mrs Zepforah Towle | The Wife of | Mr Caleb Towle | Who Departed | this life Augst | ye 14th 1757 | in the 77th year | of her Age.


In Memory of | Mr. Jeremiah Towle | who Died Nov 7th | 1800 in the 91st | year of his Age.


Here is Buried | Mr. Zechariah Towle | who Departed This | life August 5, 1787 | in the 83 year of | His Age.


Here lyes ye body | of John Tucke | son of Mr | John & M's Mary | Tucke aged 10 | months decd | April ye 29 | 1729.


The broken stones at the graves of Dr. John Weeks (d. 1763) and his wife (d. 1758) have been replaced by a marble slab.


1 This is the earliest date to be found.


2 Prob. eldest ch. of Zechariah (15).


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HISTORY OF HAMPTON.


SUPPLEMENTARY RECORD OF THE FAMILY OF


JOHN CASS (+) [p. 632].


BY W. S. TILDEN, AUTHOR OF "HISTORY OF MEDFIELD, MASS."


JOIN CASS (4) bought three hundred acres of land in Mendon (now Blackstone), Mass., and settled there in 1726. Two children were born to him there, viz. : Ebenezer, b. Dec. 4, 1726. Samuel, b. Apr. 5,1731.


NATHAN CASS, son of John (4), lived in Mendon for several years after his marriage. He had children : Oliver, b. 1739. Nathan, b. 1740. Hannah, b. 1741. Joanna, b. 1743. Sarah, b. 1748. From this date we have no record of him.


JOIIN CASS, son of John (4), married, in 1736, Alice Brown, of Bellingham, Mass. ; had children born in Mendon : Susanna, b. 1736. Joseph, b. 1739. He removed to Cumberland, R. I. ; had children born there : Mary, b. 1742. Alice, b. 1743. John, b. 1745. David, b. 1747. Hannah, b. 1748. Adah, b. 1750. Ziba, b. 1755. Joel, h. 1757. He removed with his family to Richmond, N. H., of which he was one of the first settlers, known there as Deacon John Cass. He died, 1802, leaving numerous descendants. (See "History of Richmond, N. H.")


JONATHAN GOVE CASS, son of John (4), inherited his father's home- stead in Mendon (Blackstone). He married, in 1747, Abigail Salis- bury, of Cumberland, R. I. Children : Sarah, b. 1752. Hannah, b. 1755. Phebe, b. 1757. George, b. 1759. John, b. 1761 ; left a nu- merous posterity, among whom were the eminent physician and sur- geon, Dr. Jonathan Cass, who died in New York, 1886, Dr. Francis L. Babcock, of Dedham, Mass., and others who have won distinction in the medical and legal professions. Nathan, b. 1767; settled in the West, where his parents are said to have spent their last years with him.


DANIEL, CASS, son of John (4), married, 1747, Mary Cook; lived in Smithfield, R. I., where nine children were born to him. He then went with his brother John to Richmond, N. H., where two more chil- dren were born. (See "History of Richmond.")


SUPPLEMENT.


SERVICE OF HAMPTON MEN IN THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR.


(Continued from Chap. XIV.)


The following record is gathered from New Hampshire State Pa- pers-Revolutionary Rolls, I, II, III. A few names of men outside the present limits of the town, whose families were and in some cases still are of Hampton, are recorded (as in Chap. XIV) ; and as resi- dences are not all given in the authority cited, it is quite possible that we have mistaken the identity of a few men of other towns, bearing Hampton names. Probably the full part this town bore in the Revo- lution will never be known ; certainly our rolls are not yet nearly com- plete, as is shown by the single record (Vol. 1 ; p. 556), that in March, 1777, of the men to be raised to fill up the Third regiment, Jonathan Moulton, Esqr., Colonel, Hampton's quota was one hundred sixty- seven.


The names following are of men enlisted at different times, under Captains Henry Elkins, Samuel Nay, Richard Weare (of H. F.), Moses Leavitt . (of No. H.), Winthrop Rowe (of K.) and others, for service at Portsmouth and as coast guards, and at various points in Massachusetts, Rhode Island and New York :


Josiah Barker, Jr. Jonathan Fogg.


Jeremiah Marston.


Samuel Barker, Serg't.


Joseph Garland.


Josiah Marston.


Henry Batchelder, Fifer. Jonathan Godfrey, 3d.


Levi Marston.


John Batchelder. Christopher Gould.


Matthias Marston.


Nathan Batchelder.


James Johnson.


Thomas Marston.


Jonathan Blake.


Nathaniel Johnson.


Benjamin Mason.


Levi Blake, Corp'l.


Amos Knowles.


Edward Brown Moulton.


Philemon Blake, Serg't.


Jonathan Knowles.


Jeremiah Moulton.


John Brown.


Levi Lamprey. Simon Lane.


Thomas Moulton.


Joseph Brown.


Simon Brown, Serg't.


Joseph Leach.


Philip Burns.


Simon Leavitt, Drum'r.


Benjamin Palmer.


Jeremiah Dow.


Moses Perkins.


Nathaniel Emery.


David Marston.


John Philbrick.


James Fogg.


David Marston, Jr.


Joseph Philbrick.


Jeremiah Fogg.


Ephraim Marston.


James Sanborn, Jr.


(1065)


Coffin Page. Daniel Page.


Joseph Dearborn, Corp'l. Richard Mace. Caleb Marston.


Jonathan Perkins.


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HISTORY OF HAMPTON.


Nathaniel Sanborn.


Josiah Shaw.


Levi Stickney.


Benjamin Shaw.


Simeon Shaw.


Amos Towle.


Ichabod Shaw.


Samnel Smith, Serg't.


Daniel Weare.


Of or for Hampton :


Isaac Adams.


Josiah George.


James Moulton.


Samuel Ayres.


Samuel T. Gilman.


Simeon Moulton.


Ebenezer Blaisdell.


Aretas Leavitt.


Jonathan Seavey.


Roberts Bushly.


Nathaniel Leavitt.


Levi Seavey.


Caesar Clough.


George Long.


John Smith.


Samuel Conner.


Nathaniel Marston.


Jacob Taylor.


John Coombs.


Cato Moulton.


Edmund Wade.


CAPT. HENRY DOW'S DIARY.


The little leather-covered book which has been quoted (pp. 248, 367, 578), and a specimen folio of which, reduced, is represented (facing p. 679), continues, up to the latest date of possible use for this His- tory, to baffle study as to many of its arbitrary characters. We are indebted to George Rogers Howell, M.A., of the State Library at Albany, N. Y., for the cipher alphabet and many other signs, and for a good beginning in the transliteration of the page presented. It has fallen to the editor to bring the study to its present stage, while many pages remain untouched.




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