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Samuel Crissey, son of Nathaniel and Hannah (Hoit) Crissey, b. in Stamford March 28, 1734, m., April 5, 1759, Hannah Buxton.
Daniel Stevens, son of Thomas Stevens, b. March 30, 1711, m., February 1, 1734, Judy Webb, and lived in Stamford.
Admer Stevens, son of Thomas, and brother of Daniel, b. November 13, 1720, m., November 27, 1750, Mary Tut- tle, lived in Stamford.
Obadiah Stevens, son of Thomas, and brother of Daniel and Admer, b. March 29, 1707, m. Deborah Jessop.
Obadiah Stevens, Jr., son of Obadiah, b. May 17, 1745, m., February 4, 1770, Sarah Skelding.
Joshua Ambler, son of Stephen and Deborah (Hoit) Am- bler, b. September 9, 1723, m., April 6, 1749, Bethia Weed.
Joseph Ambler, son of Stephen, and brother of Joshua, b. October 4, 1726, m., October 17, 1751, Elizabeth Reed.
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Joseph, Samuel, Benjamin and Isaac Weed were broth- ers, and were sons of Benjamin Weed, of Stamford.
Peter, Abraham, Nathaniel and Enos Weed were broth- ers, and were sons of Abraham Weed.
Hezekiah and Reuben Weed were brothers, and were sons of Daniel Weed.
Sylvanus Weed was a son of Jonas. Weed.
There were many Hoyts in Stamford, and several bearing the names of Ebenezer, Silas and Nathaniel, so that it can- not be distinguished which were Coventry grantees.
Joseph, Deodate and Hezekiah Davenport were brothers, sons of John and Sarah Bishop Davenport, and grandsons of Rev. John Davenport, all of Stamford.
Gideon Leeds, son of Cary. Leeds, b. May 4, 1716.
There was more than one Ebenezer, and more than one James Schofield of an age possible for them to have been grantees, and the same may be said of the Smiths, Ephraim, James, Jesse and Charles, so that it is difficult to identify which particular Ebenezer, Ephraim, etc. was grantee.
Zebulon Husted lived in Stamford from and after 1733, and while the name of Peter does not appear he was doubt- less one of the Husted family.
There was a St. John family in Stamford, though the name of David does not appear on the records.
There were four John Bates of a probable age.
James Bates, son of Nathaniel, b. 1734.
Nathaniel Loundsbury, son of Henry, b. 1715.
Theophilus Hanford was probably one of a numerous New Canaan family of that name.
Joseph Lockwood, son of Joseph, b. June 30, 1731.
Thomas Seymour, Jr., lived in New Canaan, m., Novem- ber 24, 1761, Sarah Wescott.
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Daniel Benedict was of the numerous New Canaan family of that name.
John Battes was probably Bates and one of the four Johns previously named.
Nathaniel Waterbury, son of Jonathan, b. April 26, 1724, m. Rebecca Holley and lived in Stamford.
Josiah Waterbury was probably one of the same family which was numerous in Stamford though his name does not appear in the records.
Samuel, Jehiel and Eleazer Bouton were of Stamford, Samuel and Jehiel were brothers, and sons of Nathaniel Waterbury, and Eleazer was a son of Eleazer.
Of the 61 grantees named, aside from the officials who were friends of Governor Wentworth, all except Matthew Fountain, Adonijah Brown and James Banks are accounted for as residents of Stamford or Norwalk or New Canaan, and a more careful search might result in finding the names of these. If these grantors sent one of their number to examine the township which had been granted them the fact that none of them settled on their new possessions may be easily explained.
Jonathan Welch, father of Jonathan Welch, came to the High Street section of Coventry from Massachusetts about 1790 and was one of the early settlers. A few years later he left home one day taking the road which led to the north part of the town through the Notch between Black mountain and Moosilauke, and was never seen or heard from afterwards. The boy Jonathan was brought up in the family of Obadiah Eastman. This road after having been abandoned for nearly a century, except as it was used in the winter for logging and hauling lumber from a sawmill on Tunnel stream
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to the Warren Summit railroad station, was rebuilt by private parties in 1903, and at the session of the legislature in 1905 was made a state road. It will doubtless, in the future, be one of the favorite mountain roads. By this road the Parker House is only about five miles distant from the Warren Summit, or Glencliff railroad station.
The wife of Samuel Page, and mother of James J. and Daniel D., was Submit Jeffers, a native of Hampstead, N. H. Stephen Jeffers of the same town had come to Coventry about 1810, and it was through his influence that Samuel Page who had settled first in Haverhill from Haverhill, Mass., about 1811, came to Coventry about 1816.
Samuel Page reared a large family of children, Samuel, Caleb, James J., Sarah Ann, David, Sybil, Daniel D., Elvirah C., Joshua, John and Mary. Daniel D. married in 1842 Charlotte A. Balyen, who was born in Enfield, but who had moved with her parents to Hinsdale when quite young. Their children were: Joshua, b. September 4, 1843 ; John S., b. October 10, 1846; George C., b. Au- gust 28, 1849 ; Emma C., b. 1851; Frank, b. February 23, 1854; William B., b. July 3, 1856 ; Harriet E. b. April 1, 1859 ; Herman H., b. May 3, 1862 ; Harry E., b. March 31, 1867.
Nathan Mead, who settled in Coventry in what was known as the Page district, was a native of Connecticut. He served the patriot cause in the War of the Revolution, and at its close married Mary King and removed to Peach- am, Vt. He came to Coventry in 1802 where he cleared up a large farm and raised a large family. One of his
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daughters, Fanny, married James J. Page, and two of his sons, William and Moses, were prominent citizens until their removal from town.
Major Samuel Mann, father of George W. Mann, who came to Coventry in 1835, was descended from Richard Mann, b. in Cornwall, England, emigrated to America and settled in Plymouth, Mass., in 1645, m. Rebecca, daughter of Elder William Brewster.
Richard Mann, son of Richard, b. in Plymouth, Mass., February 5, 1652, m. Elizabeth Southworth.
Nathaniel Mann, son of Richard J., b. in Scituate, Mass., October 27, 1693, m. Mary Root, resided in Hebron, Conn.
John Mann, son of Nathaniel, b. in Scituate, Mass., No- vember 20, 1720, m. Margaret, sister of Rev. Samuel Peters D. D.
Matthew Mann, son of John, b. in Hebron, Conn., De- cember 20, 1741, m. Hannah Moody. He settled in Orford about 1765 with his brother John. He died in Orford in 1825.
Samuel Mann, son of Matthew, b. in Orford in 1773. He married Mary Howe, ot Landaff, and resided in that town until he removed to Coventry.
Peter Howe and Daniel Howe, the sons of Peter Howe, a Revolutionary soldier of Landaff, were known during the last thirty or forty years of their long lives as "Uncle Peter," and "Uncle Daniel." They were seldom spoken of in any other way, and their farms are still known as the "Uncle Peter" and "Uncle Daniel" farms. They 1
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were quiet, substantial, God fearing men, and their hustling, active, energetic, talkative helpmeets were known as "Aunt Daniel" and Aunt Peter." The latter for years was the midwife in nearly all maternity cases for miles about and was famed for her skill and success. Hospitable, charitable, neighbor- ly, thrifty, she was indeed "Aunt" to the entire neighbor- hood. "Aunt Daniel" was famed for her excellence as a cook, and was also as famous for her apologies concerning the quality of her food. Away back in the forties she had on one occasion invited the Rev. H. H. Hartwell to supper. "Aunt Daniel" was a devout Methodist, a typical Martha, who believed nothing too good for her minister. She made careful and elaborate preparation, and when at last her guest was seated at a table laden with good things, she be- gan : "Now Brother Hartwell, I'm sorry, but really I haven't anything here fit to eat." "All right Sister Howe," said her guest, "I'm not particular, so just get me a bowl of bread and milk." "Aunt Daniel" protested, but the clergyman insisted, and made his supper on bread and milk.
Peter Howe, father of Peter and Daniel, came to Landaff in 1791 from Bradford where he had settled after the War of the Revolution, purchasing land for a homestead from Simeon Eastman for £100 lawful money.
Benton in 1905 is in point of population one of the small towns of the state. Some sections which were formerly settled and occupied by the owners of farms have been abandoned. In the High Street neighborhood the families have dwindled to two, and the same may be said for the Page district. A section of the Meadows which had become depopulated is now, however, one of the beet farming sections in town, the new comers, for the most part thrifty French Canadians,
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having erected substantial new buildings and greatly im- proved the run out farms. A school house has been erected, and the children of the district are being given that of which their parents are destitute, a knowledge of letters. In the north part of the town, except on the road leading from Bath and Haverhill line to Tunnel Stream and the Parker House, and on Howe hill, the farms are for the most part unoccu- pied, but those still cultivated are in a better state of culti- vation than in former times, and the value of farm products has not materially decreased. The decay of the lumber in- dustry has not been wholly an unmixed evil. There are better farms and better farmers than ever before, and there are those who make farming pay. A well conducted cream- ery gives a ready market for milk, and farm products find a ready sale. The town has good roads, mails twice a day, free rural delivery in the morning, and the regular mail through the post office in the evening. The post office and country store in the "Hollow" and the meeting house where religious services are regularly held furnish, as of old, social and religious centers ; two schools are maintained under the town system aside from that on the Meadows, and political conditions still continue strenuous and interesting. If anyone doubts this let him attend a Benton town meeting. Benton may be small, but there are those who love the old town, and are confident of her future.
ADDENDA.
Gilbert P. Wright, son of Abijah Wright, b. in Hebron, July 18, 1815, d. July 20, 1888 ; m., 1841, Phebe Mars-
-
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ton, daughter of Jonathan and Phebe Howe Marston, b. Coventry, March 7, 1823.
CHILDREN.
Russell W., b. April 22, 1842, deceased.
Ellen H., b. February 13, 1844, deceased.
Jonathan M., b. August 30, 1845, deceased.
David L., b. April 19, 1847.
Phebe A., b. May 12, 1849.
Gilbert P., b. December 27, 1850.
Newell C., b. November 21, 1852.
Charles W., b. July 11, 1855.
Ira B., b. October 1, 1861.
Mary B., b. July 19, 1863.
William R.' b. February 11, 1867.
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ERRATA.
Page 4, 8th line, for "David" Stevens read "Daniel."
Page 4, 14th line, for Samuel "Cressey" read "Crissey."
Page 28, 16th line, for "Nathaniel" Goodall Howe read "Ira."
Page 44, 5th line from bottom, for "Augustine" Coburn read "Augustus."
Page 47, 11th line, for "Asa" Smith read "Ara."
Page 63, 11th line, tor "fourth" read "third."
Page 68, 1st line, for "checquered" read "chequered."
Page 71, 11th line for "thrice" read "twice."
Page 71, 3rd line from bottom, for "Nathan" Howe read "Nathaniel."
Page 79, 9th line, for "Edwin" Tyler read "Alfred."
Page 85, 14th line, for "Moses W." Tyler read "Moses K."
Page 95, 15th line, also 7th line from bottom, for "Wil- liam" Carpenter read "Moses."
Page 96, 1st line, erase "Jr." after name of Charles Car- penter.
Page 104, 4th line, for "Frank C." Parker read "Frank B."
Page 105, 8th line, for "Dennison" D. Davis read "Den- nis."
Page 109, 4th line, for "John C." Davis read "John K."
Page 110, 4th line, for "1860" read "1870."
Page 110, 9th line, for "Benton" read "Boston."
Page 115, 13th line from bottom, Leslie Tyler resides in Medford, Mass.
Page 117, 15th line, for Fred M. "Clark" read "Tyler."
Page 117, 15th line, for Ida "Tyler" read "Clark."
Page 156, 21st line, for Nathaniel "Horne" read "Howe."
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Page 215, 4th line from bottom, for "1886" read "1864." Page 257, 27th line, for October "19" read October "29."
Page 270, 10th line, add after the word "Jonathan" the words "and Lydia."
Page 271, 17th line, for "Slyvester" read "Sylvester." Page 287, 11th line, for "Richard J." read "Richard, Jr."
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INDEX OF NAMES.
INDEX OF NAMES.
A
Armsdale, Isaac,
4
Abbott, Chester,
77
Adams, Rev. Arnold, John,
217
Aiken, Frank,
241
5
Allen, Pardon W.,
115, 184, 186
5
187, 188, 189, 190
191, 199, 234, 269
Atwell, John,
Chase W.,
44
Guy L., 269 Ayer, Alvah, 36, 160, 166
Linwood H.,
269
Betsey, 238
Effie E., 269
John P., 160
Ward W.,
269
Judith, 219
Frank W., 269
Timothy, 36, 43, 154, 156
219
Steneth, 36
Ambler, Joshua, 4, 283
Joseph,
4,283
B.
Bacon, William,
88
Mary J., 270
Badger, Chas. M.,
104
Alonzo, 122, 123, 223, 270
Calvin,
90
Geo. G., 70, 171
David, 83, 168
Ebenezer,
22
John S., 70, 117, 234
270, 276
Geo. W.,
122
Joseph, 68, 69, 165, 167
Jona,
48
168, 169, 223
Myron,
89, 171
Milo H.,
39, 70, 270
Stephen,
83
Mary F.,
223, 273
Sarah,
58
Perley M.,
70,83
Sally, Col. Jacob,
21
Bancroft, Parker,
112
Barber, Rev. D. W.,
131, 136
Nathan,
39
Banfield, Geo. T,.
85
Ruth,
70
Mary, 70
Miriam,
50
Rachel, 70
Angier, Samuel,
89
Andrews, Rev. Thomas J.,
131
Mary,
Rachel,
253
Ashley, William V., Aspinwall, Samuel, 33, 149, 150
268
131
151, 152
269
Atkinson, Mary, Theodore, Theodore, Jr.,
44
Rebecca,
239
Aldrich, Georgia A., 217, 235, 241
Ames, Horace, 90
Annis, Anna C., 70, 120, 242, 270
Bailey, Byron, 36, 105
Betsey J., 70, 223
Geo. W., 70, 112, 270
Horace, 90
231
Samuel C., 70, 74, 107, 170
173, 176, 183, 184 223, 270, 276
William H., 70, 98. 223, 276 270
Carrie,
Bartlett, R. T., 56
Ball, James B.,
44, 156, 157, 253
253
295
INDEX OF NAMES.
Ball, Lois W., Enos W.,
253
James,
68
Balkam, Edward W., 242
Batchelder, Abel, 35, 49, 53, 231 Daniel, 47
Daniel. Jr., 36, 37, 47 156, 159, 160, 161, 162 163, 199, 211, 212
John S., 35
Blodgett, Nathan,
102, 106, 111
Kingsley H., 27, 35, 53
175, 179, 180, 181
Cyrene, 238
Nathan, Jr., 109, 111
22
Mary Ann, 25'
Stephen, 220
Sally, 51, 52, 231, 257 Lydia, 52
Abigail, 50, 52
Baleyn, Charlotte A., 240
Bates, James, John,
4, 284
Banks, James,
4,285
Samuel,
4,285
Bedell, Moody, 7, 144
245
Benedict, Daniel,
4, 285
Bettis, John,
4,285
Bean, W. F.,
194
Elgie M.,
243
Chas. C. Jr.,
242
Bradish, Levi,
36, 55
Belding, Samuel,
4, 284
Charlotte,
229, 239
Bell, W. E.,
120
Lucinda,
229
Belyea, George,
122
Bemis, George W.,
109, 110, 181
Lyman, 110, 186, 187, 226
274
Brown, Jeremiah, 22
John, 35, 55, 166, 168
169, 265
Best, Rev. A. B.,
131, 136
Bickford, Isaac,
72
Jonas G., 55, 56, 74, 107
William,
39
161, 168, 169, 170
Rachel,
231
171, 172, 265
Bisbee, Ellen S., 58
John C., 55, 265
Sarah,
60
Gad,
267
Lilla,
269
Bixby, William C., 100, 101, 106 124, 170, 178, 179, 182
Bishop, Samuel, and family, 226
Diana, 114, 241, 256, 268
George,
Waite,
81
Helen A., 226
Caleb, 85, 265
Sarah A., 226
Willis A., 113, 224
Rev. E.,
131
Bowdy, Samuel, Bowman, David, 107, 178, 213, 229 Minerva, 63, 109
109
Bowen, W. T., 111
Hiram,
111
Bourke, Nora,
243
Bouton, Jehiel, 4,285
Eleazer, Jr.,
4
Boynton, Betsey,
Polly,
238
Brill, George,
122
Bradbury, Phebe,
52
Bradford, Rev. J. N.,
131
Bronson, Susanna, Rebecca, 109, 245
249
Brewster, Elder William
-287
Moses P., 110, 266
Martha,
110
Richard,
35, 55, 162
George E., 55, 109, 214, 265
Allen,
55, 266
Jonas N., 55, 266
Daniel W., 56, 108, 224, 265
Jesse M., 56, 87, 265
Leonard, 56, 92, 174 100
Betsey, 226
Maria W., 226
253 | Blake, Paine, 57
Joseph,
Prescott,
79, 173, 174, 175 108, 180
108
Warren, Alvin,
183
Blair, William,
145
Bliss, William,
109
Moses, 52
Bowles, Kirk,
5,284
296
INDEX OF NAMES.
Brown, Rev. I. C.,
131 | Carpenter, (William) Moses C., 95. 235
Olive,
224, 265
Eliza,
56, 265
Emery B., 95,98
Marium,
56, 265
Moses B., 95
Clara J.,
56, 111, 265
Calvin J.,
95
Sally,
265
Chester,
95
Mary,
265
Adaline, 94, 234
Susan,
265
Alonzo,
95
Abigail,
265
Charles,
96, 176
Julia Ann,
265
Carter, Nelson B., Louisa,
56, 96
Cyrenia,
111, 265
265
Imogene,
266
Caswell, William,
103
Marium (2)
266
Carr, Horace L.,
105, 106
Adonijah,
285
Call, Rev. Ollof, H.
131
Browley, John,
55
Cady, Roswell, 104, 176
225
167, 169, 172, 173
Chapman, Ezekiel,,
9,.11
Brooks, Otis, 104
Chandler, John W.,
7, 8, 10,14
Francis A.,
227
19, 25
Levi and family, 227
Rev. F. D., 269
Lena E., Elizabeth,
243
Chase, David, 36, 37, 93
90
Bryant, Rev. Geo. W.,
131
Nathan,
93. 171
Burnham, Josiah,
16, 22
Chaney, David,
55
Daniel,
83, 89
Chamberlin, S. H., 112, 183, 184
191, 192
Fred P ..
119
Burleigh, Alvin,
Buswell, John,
57, 106, 154, 166
167, 171
Cheney, Joseph Y.,
133
Moses P.,
37, 96, 97
Choir, the Benton,
133, 134
John G.,
89
Clark, Edward, 23
Albert,
103
Charles,
103, 112
James,
108
James B.,
104, 107, 175
Butler, Frank,
102
Jeremiah A.,
109, 167, 175
Burbank, John,
105, 106
182, 183, 184
Burke, Napoleon, Jr.
122
Nathaniel,
111, 185, 188 189, 191
Buffum, Rev. J. M.,
131
Burr, Jeanette M.,
264
George H.,
116, 191, 193
Buzzell, Bert B.,
242
Kate Howe,
243
Byrne, Rev. Claudius,
131
Mary J.,
230
C.
Susan E.,
276
Sally,
41,224
Cady, Sarah J.,
222
Ida, Elvira,
206
Cawley, Chase,
80,102
Clement, Jonathan, 85
Carden, Emma J.,
244
Elisha, 89
Carr, Cornelius,
90, 106, 171 | Clifford, Elisha,
257
W. H.,
83
J. R., Cutler,
128
42
189
Chandler, Rev Henry,
121
106, 181
Cilley, Benjamin, 265
196, 197, 198
Frank, 186
Rose B.,
241
Carleton, Mary,
206
117
Bruce, William K.,
82, 101, 166
Casbier, Caroline C.,
96
Willis,
297
INDEX OF NAMES.
Clifford, G. C.,
271 | Corliss, Kimball, 83
Chester, 103, 106
John L., 199
George, 103, 108, 178
Calvin, 102, 174
Darius, 95, 105
R. Clement, 109
Moses,
111, 181, 266
Susan,
270
Rev. E. C.,
131
David, 175, 176, 178
Coburn, Nathan, 34, 35, 48, 71, 72
73, 158, 159, 160 199, 231, 237
Robert, 36, 39, 48, 126 170, 172, 173 174, 238
Augustus, 44, 155, 156
157, 158 49
Daniel,
Nathan P., 73, 257
Rachel,
71, 72
Levi P.,
73, 257
James Fisk, 73, 257
Benj. F. 73, 257
Daniel J.,
73, 257
Willard W,, 110, 111, 184
185, 213, 265
Ransom, 111, 112, 190
265
Jonathan,
Russell, 240, 256
Eliza A.,
240
Roxana, 253
Cox, James H.
36, 46, 107, 156
161, 224, 225, 255
Thomas F.,
46, 90, 107, 171
172, 173, 180
181, 255
Augustus,
256
Hannah C.,
224
J. Albert,
46, 89, 107, 170
Lydia W., 73, 257
224, 255
Betsey,
224
George, 47, 255
Sarah J., 224
John P., 95. 96, 97, 107 114, 234 Roberto C., (Birt) 95, 117, 118 123
Edward L., 112, 187, 189, 190 John E., 122, 189
122
Chas. P., 122, 243
Coolidge, William,
11, 12, 21, 24
27, 29, 32, 33, 144, 145 147, 148, 149, 150 151, 199, 205, 247
Edward P.,
36, 57, 247
Mary Bridge, 247
William F.,
247
Jona Hale, 247
Cooley, Alden, 276
Ephraim, 105, 107, 187, 224 Adaline, 105
Holman D., 105, 109, 224 Myra, 105, 224
Rebecca, 105
239 Cole, Samuel,
126
Connor, Lucy,
239
Corwin, Helen,
244
Rosella 256
Robert G., 256
Betsey J., 256
Moses T., 256
Josiah Nelson, 256
Mary Jane, 73, 257
Sally Ann, 73, 257 257
Alonzo,
Cogswell, Rev. Geo. W., 35, 37, 57
61, 126, 133 135, 206
C. T.,
102
Corwin, David, 44
Colburn, Samuel, 80
190
Copp, Asa E. 83 John, Rev. James M., 110, 182, 240
108
Colby, Olive,
265
John, 265
Cowan, Alantha, Spafford, 112, 185, 186, 234 275 Ellery P., 184 Collins, Chas T., 112, 182, 190, 276 Allie E.' 241
Lee A.,
Marium,
Clough, Chester C., 56, 89, 105 216, 227 227
Merrill, 89, 109, 183, 189
298
INDEX OF NAMES.
Cox, Fred P.,
271 | Davis, Israel B.,
51, 227
Lulu M.,
243
George,
52, 78
Crimmings, John,
111, 183, 185
Wesley B.,
104, 266
194
Dennis D.,
105, 116, 188
James,
17, 18, 111
224, 241, 267
112, 198
Laban T.,
108, 266
Crissey, Samuel,
4, 283
Marcellus M.,
109
Cross, Ephraim,
83, 106, 226
Elder John,
126, 133, 134
Cummings, Calvin W.,
56, 266
John K., 52, 172, 225
Lorenzo D.,
78
Jeremiah B., Jr., 214, 266
John,
78, 161, 162
Kimball T.,
213, 266
Benjamin,
102
Mary A., 51, 53, 94 266
Curtis, James,
11,19
Eliza C.,
51, 87, 266
Elijah,
87, 171
Sarah W.,
51, 266
Currier, Jacob,
36, 48, 160, 166
George C.,
267
Rev. John,
132
Charles,
272
Susan W.,
252
Scott,
272
John W.,
252
Amanda,
52
Patience F.,
252
Anna,
52
Betsey.
223
Miriam,
52
Maria,
52
Sally Ann,
52
Mary L., .
274
Susan K.,
275
Abigail,
51, 231
Irene,
52
Sabrina,
52
Polly, Lydia G.,
230
Dacy, Margaret J.,
244
Damon, George,
120
Davenport, Jeremiah,
49
family of, 250 Jonathan, 49, 50, 52
Joseph,
4, 284
Deodate,
4, 284
Hezekiah, 4, 284
Day, Joseph,
47
Martha A.,
223
Calif,
56
Dorothy,
228
Ezekiel,
254
Samuel,
254
107, 126, 167, 168 172, 173, 266
Daniel, Abigail,
254
Danforth, Elkanah, 33, 39
70
Delany, Arthur C., 122, 243.
Darius K., 51, 89, 170, 172
Devlin, Edward P., 109
173, 270
Dexter, Stephen H., 122, 198, 199
243
Abel S. E. B., 51, 92, 171
116
Cushman, Rev. L. P.,
135
D.
Davis, Daniel, 32, 38, 147, 148
149, 150, 152, 153, 199
James B., 40, 153, 155
Benj., R., 43, 250
Jonathan, Jr., 35, 49, 52 107, 114, 230
Nathan B., 35, 49, 51, 160
161, 162, 163, 167
170, 171, 199 206, 231
Jeremiah B., 35, 49, 51, 88
254
Israel, 35, 49. 51, 230, 231
William, 49, 52, 107, 170 175, 235
Dean, Georgiana S.,
174 |Dinsmore, Rev. J. R., 131
52
Moses C., Alonzo,
252
253
Cutting, Charles,
252
Addie D.,
271
299
INDEX OF NAMES.
Doty, Daniel, 22, 33, 49, 147, 148 | Eastman, Orrin, 149, 252
111, 112
family of,
252
150, 245, 274
Levi,
33, 38
Peter, 33, 149, 211, 238
William,
49
245
Loeza,
251
Jesse, Jr., 36, 159, 252
Curtis,
251
Joseph
211
William,
36, 251
Mehitabel, 221, 245
Niles,
36, 251
Eliza Boynton, 221
Dow, Moses,
23
Ruth, 219, 245, 274
Downey, Josiah,
102
Mrs. Eunice,
238
Dowse, -
226
Lavinia,
238
Drown, Richard,
111, 185
Sarah, 245
Chester,
116
Rosella,
245
Dunlap, John,
98
Nancy, 245
Durant, Elisha C.,
104
Betsey,
245
Dwyer, Francis,
93, 107, 181
Phebe, 246
Robert,
96, 97
Caroline,
246
Cornelius,
109
Abigail
246, 267, 274
Asa, 246, 274
Elizabeth,
274
Adaline,
246
Obadiah 3rd.,
246
Edna M., 117
Ezra,
246
Ebenezer,
246, 264
147, 148, 149, 199, 205 211, 221, 245, 273
Addison W.,
250
Obadiah, Jr., 22, 150
William I.,
197, 243
205, 219, 238, 245
Georgie A., 275
11
148, 150, 151
Elliott, Robert,
18, 22, 29, 31, 33
245, 252
145, 148, 149, 273
Benj. M., 36, 53
Daniel, 45, 155, 156, 163
165, 238
157, 158, 199, 245
Winthrop, 49, 147, 149
166, 167, 168, 169
Roswell,
49
170, 171, 173, 174
Hiram,
83
Sylvester, 89, 235, 245
Almira,
103
George E., 89, 109, 245
Benjamin,
83
William W., 89, 116, 123
Thomas,
83
187, 189, 190
Robert Jr.,
237
191, 192, 193, 194
S. W., Harry H.
182
195, 196, 197, 198 199, 235, 241, 245
Ellsworth, Moses, 48, 221
Emery, Sylvanus, 39
68
Ruth J., 246 English, Rev. John, 131, 133, 166
E.
Eastman, Obadiah, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
12, 14, 18, 20, 26, 29 31, 32, 33, 144, 145
Philena, 251
152, 153, 154, 155
Oliver D., 51, 271
James, 12, 32, 33, 145
Eaton, Samuel, Edmunds, Joseph,
211
152, 154, 157, 238
William, 85, 86, 87, 107
237
Jesse, 36, 53, 54, 155
Louisa, 106, 137, 235 245 Emerson, Daniel,
196
Moses, 33, 147, 148, 149
300
INDEX OF NAMES.
F.
James, 18, 30, 31, 33, 36, 37 147, 148, 151, 238
Fackney, John,
12
W. F.,
121, 198
Jane,
93
Caleb S.,
161, 162, 165, 166
Eveline,
243
167, 168, 219
Fairbanks, Samuel, 39, 151
219
Fancher, William, 4, 282
John,
4,282
Foss, Albert A.,
115, 122, 242
John Jr.,
5
Frank, 120
241
Fawcett, Rev. Joseph,
131, 155
Ferguson, Franklin,
108
Foster, Martha,
269
Fifield, Nathan,
39
Fountain, Matthew,
5
William, Isaac,
39
Burton,
87
Clarence,
243
Nathaniel,
96
Fitch, Theophilus,
2, 4, 282
Lewis,
121
Fitzpatrick, Maria,
269
Thomas,
36, 229
Flanders, Onesiphorus, 9, 10, 11
12
Joseph,
22
Josiah,
45, 211, 223
Israel, 36, 45, 46, 107
122, 156, 162, 168
178, 223, 255, 274
James,
36, 45
John,
45, 46, 56, 94
Gannett, William, 98, 161, 169, 172 James,
98
Gauss, John,
268
Gerrish, Henry,
9
Granville, 220
220
Gilchrist, Lillian B., 272
Susan G., 220
Gilman, John,
121
Eveline, 243
Geo. H.,
242
Deborah, 220, 239
Phebe M.,
275
Sally, 40, 237
William H.,
272
Hannah (Goodwin), 45
Sarah,
201
46, 101, 241, 255
Janes, 103
Mahala, 45, 46, 239, 256
Van Buren,
134
Lovia B., 241 Elgie M., 242
Alma, Henry A.,
105, 107, 216
Fletcher, Curtis,
105, 107
Alice,
103
Ford, Elisha,
109
18, 30, 31, 33, 36 Gleason, Sherburn, 37, 144, 145, 148 Glover, Ebenezer, 83 152, 153, 154, 219 | Goddard, Thatcher, 13, 17, 21
G.
223, 255, 266
Lafayette,
45, 46, 107
179, 181, 216, 255, 266 James P., 85
Polly, 46, 223, 275
John O., Mary, 93
93
Eunice G.,
Gifford, Charles, 93, 107, 178
250
Elvira, Hannah,
225, 255
Nahum W., 243
Herbert C.,
273
Fuller, Henry,
Sally,
103
238
39
French, Moses,
47
John F., Carrie, 273
Farmer, Oliver, 49
Salome, Forsaith Robert, 148
John,
44
Thomas W., 49, 229
Elisha, Jr., 53
Olive,
239
Glazier, Aaron P., 85
103
107, 173, 185
301
INDEX OF NAMES.
Goodwin, Chellis, 35, 160, 225, 239 | Harriman, James, 82, 166, 170
Hannah, 225
171, 172, 199
Sally, 225
Mrs. James,
82
Gordon, Horace W,, 63, 103, 107
James M., 37, 95, 106 176, 177, 179
Martha, Lucy Ann,
271
Eliza M.,
227
Gould, Phineas, 36
Sarah, 222
Gray, Alitha,
Elijah, 36, 39, 40, 220
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