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Mason Bill Sargent our son was born Sept. 20, 1817 ; d. June 28, 1903, at Grafton, N. H.
Denison Sargent our son was born April 1, 1820; died at Haverhill. N. H. Benjamin Randall Sargent our son was born April 13, 1822; died in the west, probably Illinois.
Philip Church and Fanny Sargent were married Sept. 28, 1823. John N. Hodge and Sophia Sargent were married Nov. 20, 1828.
Avery Hodge and Mehitable Sargent were married May 16, 1830.
Jonathan B. Sargent and Disy Purmont were married March 1, 1835.
Eliphalet M. B. Sargent and Elmira Purmont were married Feb. 24, 1842.
Deninson Sargent and Rhoda Gove were married Sept. 15, 1812.
Benjamin R. Sargent and Sarah Farnam were married June 10, 1847.
Mr. Matthew A. Stickney, the compiler of the genealogy of the name, states that among the early settlers, the Stickney family were of Enfield as early as 1788. The homestead farm remained in possession of descend- ants of its earliest owner for more than a century. John Stickney died in its substantial farm house in the spring of 1882. It still stands in good condition. All the grave stones of the family that were standing in the summer of 1903 bore the following inscriptions :
Sarah, wife of Daniel Stickney, died March 18, 1813, in her 77th year.
Miss Sarah Stickney, died September 28, 1821, in the 65th year of her age.
Daniel Stickney, a Patriot of the Revolution, died November 17, 1843, JE. 83 years.
Sarah, wife of Daniel Stickney, died March 18, 1853, Æ. 93.
Nancy Stickney, died August 30, 1845, ZE. 72.
John Stickney, died May 16, 1882, JE. 84. Daniel Stickney, senior, died in Enfield at a date unknown. He was of the fourth generation from the emigrant ancestor, the line being Daniel,4 Samuel,3 John,2 William,1 born (as the inscription on the monument placed above his remains by his descendants states) at Frampton, Lincolnshire, England, and baptized in St. Mary's Church of that parish, September 6, 1592, as the son of William Stickney of Frampton (34 miles south of the town of Boston) who was baptized Dec. 30, 1558, and married Margaret Peirson, June 16, 1585. The date of the marriage of the emigrant, and of the birth or baptism of either of his children, who were born in England, has not been ascertained. He was of Boston in New England before January 6, 1638.
The records of the first church of that place show that at that date "Willyam Stickney, a husbandman, and Elizabeth his wife" were ad-
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mitted to membership, and that in November, 1639, he was dismissed to the church at Rowley, Mass. He was one of the first settlers of that town, and died there in January, 1665. His wife, born about 1608, was living in September, 1678. Ten children are of record, five sons; the third son, fourth child was
Lieut. John2 Stickney. born Rowley, March 4, 1640, died there in 1709; married, June 9, 1680, Hannah, daughter of Capt. Samuel Brocklebank of Rowley. She died 1749, aged 90 years. He served in King Philip's war, was in the fight with the Indians at Sudbury, April 21, 1676, when his captain, the father of his wife, was killed. John and Hannah Stickney had seven children, two sons ; the eldest, the fourth child was
Samuel8 Stickney, born Rowley, March 26 (baptized March 30), 1690, died in that Massachusetts town Nov. 3, 1760; married, Nov. 15, 1715, Susannah Perley, who died July 12, 1773, aged 76. They had ten chil- dren, six sons ; the fourth son, seventh child was
Daniel+ Stickney, born Rowley, April 5 (baptized April 12), 1730. He " was out in the Revolution, with Washington at 'the Jerseys,' and re- ceived a pension, as appears by the census list of June 1, 1840, when he was of Enfield, N. H." Married, Newbury. Mass., March 11, 1755, Sarah Gould. He removed from Newbury to Hopkinton, N. H., in 1767, from thence to Enfield, N. H., where his wife died in her 77th year, March 18, 1813, and where he also died. Children, as by Stickney Genealogy :
Duttee, born Newbury, October 15, 1755 ; a soldier of the French and Indian war, died in the service at Crown Point ; unmarried.
Sarah, born Newbury, December 14, 1756; died unmarried.
Daniel, born Newbury, September 30, 1760; died Enfield, Nov. 17, 1843; married Sarah Morse.
Betty, born Newbury, August 27, 1763; died Enfield, April 11, 1839; married Jonathan Howe.
Hannah, born Newbury, June 17. 1766; married Joshua Currier.
John, born Hopkinton, April 19, 1768; died Sunapee, N. II., Oct. 27, 1856; married Judith Clark.
Susannah, born Hopkinton, March 15, 1770; d. unmarried.
Nancy, born Hopkinton, March 1, 1773; died Enfield, Aug. 30, 1845 ; unmarried.
Duttee, born Hopkinton, January 19, 1777 ; died Plainfield, N. H., Oct. 6, 1866; married, 1801, Sally Kimball.
Daniel5 Stickney, born Newbury, Sept. 30, 1760; died Enfield. Nov. 17, 1843; married Feb. 6, 1788, Sarah, daughter of Lieut. Peter Morse, of Hampstead, N. II., born Aug. 6, 1759 ; died Enfield, March 18, 1853. He settled in Enfield, N. H., the year of his marriage. Was a farmer and a soldier of the Revolutionary war. Children, as by Stickney Genealogy, all born Enfield :
Nancy M., born April 22, 1790; married John Hough.
Daniel, born April 11, 1792; married Lucinda. daughter of .James Smith of Grantham, N. H .; a farmer of Lebanon. N. II. Children : James S., married Jane Eastman ; William W., married Abby S. Bailey.
James, born 1793; 2 died young.
James, born 1795 ; S
John, born Dec. 19, 1797; died Enfield, May 16, 1882; unmarried. Charlotte, born April 18, 1799 ; married, Dec. 2, 1835, Hiram Coombs.
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William Wier, born June 24, 1801; died Exeter, N. HI., March 16, 1888; married, Nov. 5, 1850, Frances Hough. They had three daughters : Mary F., who died young ; Ellen M. and Alice. He was graduated at Datrmouth College ; lawyer, U. S. district attorney for N. H. 1849. Judge of Probate, Rockingham Co., N. H., 1857 till age limit at 70 years.
Hiram, born Jan. 11, 1803 ; married April 19, 1831. Pluma Flanders of Hopkinton. A farmer, was living on the old homestead in Enfield in 1869. Two daughters, Ellen M., b. 1837, married N. Byron Davis; Martha F., b. Nov. 22, 1841.
Leaving the little cemetery at the foot of the hill, a sharp climb of about a quarter of a mile toward the north by the road leading to East Lebanon, which is laid out through the Smith (now Wash- burn) and Howe farms, brings a pedestrian to its highest traveled elevation. From that point a road leads easterly to "Fox Hollow" and the Enfield Shaker settlement at "Lake Mascoma." This road separates the Howe and Stickney (now Creighton) farms, and for something less than a mile from the first named highway has a slightly descending grade. On its northerly side, about a half mile from its starting point, is another small cemetery with an area of about a half acre. The inscriptions on its memorial stones follow :
Dolly, wife of Heman Burpee, died April 8, 1879, ÆE. 81 years.
Henry P. Calef, died July 24, 1875, JE. 31 years.
Flora Z. Foster, wife of Henry P. Calef, died July 22, 1872, JE. 23 yrs. 3 mos. 14 ds.
Samuel S. Day, died May 8, 1857, Æ. 70 yrs. 3 mos.
Saralı, wife of Samuel S. Day, died July 31, 1864, ÆE. 74 yrs. 7 mos.
Ann Currier, daughter of Samuel S. and Sarah Day, died Nov. 26, 1850, Æ. 32 yrs. 9 mos.
Martha W., daughter of Samuel S. and Sarah Day, died Feb. 21, 1841, Æ. 20 yrs. 8 mos.
Moses F., son of Samuel S. and Sarah Day, died Feb. 12, 1841, Æ. 16 yrs. 8 mos.
Timothy, son of S. S. and S. Day, died Aug. 31, 1827, aged 15 mos.
Clarissa R:, daughter of S. S. and S. Day, died Jan. 11, 1841, JE. 12 years. David Day, died March 15, 1864, HE. 68 yrs. 4 mos.
Hannah, wife of David Day, died June 5, 1871, JE. 74 yrs. 8 mos. Orson Day, Dec. 15, 1822.
Axlisa, wife of Orson Day. Dec. 16, 1829-Feb. 4, 1892.
Marion M., daughter of Orson and Axhsa Day, 1854-1901.
Collie, son of Ezra and Mary E. Day, died March 4, 1864, aged 7 days.
Matthew Dutton, sergeant of Co. F, 15th Regt. N. H. V. Sept. 2, 1834-May 16, 1872. (See Foster.)
Silas, son of M. and M. M. Dutton, Oct. 6, 1867-Feb. 18, 1876.
Mary M., wife of Joseph Dyer, died Jan. 13, 1867, JE. 89.
John S. Eastman, 1842-1900.
Stella, daughter of J. S. and L. A. Eastman, Sept. 16, 1875-Sept. 2, 1884.
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(John S. Eastman, probably a native of Danbury, N. II., died Enfield, Dec. 31, 1900, married, Laura Ann, daughter of Benjamin R. and Sarah (Farnham) Sargent.)
Jonathan Farnham, died Dec. 2, 1854, ÆE. 88.
Hannah Choat, wife of Jonathan Farnham, died Feb. 15, 1854, aged 82 yrs. 4 mos.
The genealogy of the family shows that this Hannah was of the sixth generation from the English emigrant of her name, the line being Jacob,5 Thomas, + Thomas,3 Thomas,2 John1 Choat, son of Robert and Sarah Choat. He was baptized June 4, 1624, in Groton, Boxford, Colchester, England. He married 1660, Anne-born 1637. They resided in Chebacco (now the town of Essex), Ipswich, Mass. He died Dec. 4, 1695, she died Feb. 16, 1727. They had eight children, four sons ; the third son. fifth child was
Thomas2 Choat, born Chebacco, Ipswich, Mass., 1671, died there March 31, 1745, was three times married; his first wife was Mary Varney, born 1669, died 1733. He had nine children, four sons ; the eldest son, second child was
Thomas8 Choat, born Chebacco, Ipswich, Mass., June 7, 1693, died there Aug. 22. 1774, was three times married ; first to Elizabeth Burnham, who died before Oct., 1738. He had eight children, four sons ; the second son, second child was
Thomas4 Choat, born Chebacco, Ipswich, Mass., Oct. 8, 1718 ; died Bos- cawen, N. H., Oct. 20, 1798. Oct. 29, 1761, he was commissioned Cap- tain of a company in the third regiment of the County of Essex militia and stationed at Fort Chebacco, and he also served in the expedition of 1745 against Louisburg. He married first, Abigail Haskell, born Glouces- ter, Mass., Jan. 27, 1724, who died before Oct. 22, 1745, when he married Dorothy Proctor, born Chebacco, Ipswich, 1724; died Enfield, N. H., June 14, 1808. He had ten children, five sons ; the eldest son, second child was
Jacob" Choat, born Chebacco, Ipswich, Mass., Oct. 11, 1746; died Glan- ford, Canada, Oct., 1828; married Nov. 3, 1768, Hannah Burnham, born Chebacco, Ipswich, Nov. 3, 1745. He removed from Chebacco to Enfield, N. H., in 1772, and thence to Glanford in 1798. They had nine children, five daughters ; the second daughter, second child was
Hannah6 Choat, born (baptized April 26, 1772) Chebacco, Ipswich, Mass. She married Jonathan Farnham; they resided in Enfield, N. H .; the children were :
Lucy, born April 20, 1794.
James Sept. 10, 1796.
William Oct. 18, 1798.
Nathan
March 25, 1801; married Sept. 8, 1833, Lydia Colby.
May 2, 1827, John Purmont.
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Jonathan " May 26, 1805 ;
Aug. 24, 1826, Phebe B. Stevens.
Elihu F. Foster, died Aug. 23, 1877, FE. 66 yrs. 3 mos.
Mary S., wife of Elihu F. Foster, died Nov. 15, 1844, JE. 27 yrs. 1 mo. Sarah Day, wife of Elihu F. Foster, died Nov. 1, 1888, ZE. 66 yrs. 1 mo. 25 ds.
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Eva Ann, daughter of E. F. and S. Foster, died July 9, 1869, JE. 23 yrs. Fireman, Willard Foster, killed by his engine going through a bridge in Zeandale, Kansas, Feb. 19, 1888, JE. 37. Buried here.
Edwin F. Foster, sergeant Co. E., 9th Regt. N. H. V. April 29, 1841.
Myra H., wife of Edwin F. Foster, Nov. 10, 1841-Feb. 4, 1872.
Maria M. Atwell, widow of Matthew Dutton, wife of Edwin F. Foster, March 25, 1846-Jan. 6, 1901.
Harry B., son of E. F. and M. H. Foster, March 17, 1870-Oct. 18, 1870.
Nancy A. Gile, wife of Thomas Gile, died Dec. 5, 1865, JE. 91 yrs. 6 mos.
Abigail, daughter of Thomas and Ann Gile, died Oct. 21, 1854, Æ. 56. yrs. 2 mos.
Ira S. Gile, died Feb. 15, 1867. ÆE. 37. (See Worthen.)
Sarah Ann, daughter of Nelson and Sally Gile, died Oct. 28, 1840, aged 8 yrs. 1 mo. 4 ds.
Hannah, daughter of Nelson aad Sally Gile, died Feb. 13, 1841, aged 7 yrs. 1 mo. 13 ds.
Thomas Gile, whose wife was Nancy Ann Eastman, is shown by the Guild-Gile genealogy to have been of the fifth generation from his emi- grant ancestor, the line being Johnson,4 Ebenezer,3 Ephraim,2 Samuel1 Guile, brother of John Guild, was for a short time of Dedham, Mass. He died Feb. 21, 1683. In 1640 he was one of twelve who settled Pentucket (now Haverhill, Mass.). Sept. 1, 1647, he married Judith, daughter of James Davis, one of the original settlers of that place, an emigrant from Marlborough, England. Their son
Ephraim2 Gile, born Haverhill, Mass., March 21, 1662, married Jan. 5, 1686, Martha Bradley. Their son
Ebenezer Gile, born Haverhill, Mass., Sept. 11, 1708 ; died Hopkinton, N. H., about 1775 ; married June 6, 1732, Lydia Johnson. He removed from Haverhill to Hampstead, N. H., in 1740, thence to Henniker, N. H., in 1765, thence to Hopkinton, N. H., where he resided for a few years be- fore his death. His widow died at Enfield, N. HI., in 1781. Their son
Johnson+ Gile, born Hempstead, N. II., about 1752, married Hannah Jewell. He died Enfield, N. II., March 14, 1790. Their son
Thomas Gile, born Hopkinton, N. H., died Enfield, N. H., in 1830, . married Nancy A. Eastman of Enfield ; she was born 1774, died there Dec. 5, 1865. Their daughter Abigail, born 1798, died 1854.
Their son Nelsone Gile, born Enfield, N. HI., Jau. 14, 1806. Married first, Sarah Eastman of Grafton, N. H. ; second, Abigail, daughter of Reu- ben and Abigail ( Follett) Prescott. Their children were born : Ira, Nov. 30, 1829, Sarah Ann, Oct. 24, 1832, Hannah, Jan. 1, 1834.
Alfred Kidder, died Sept. 3, 1882, JE. 58.
Elizabeth F., wife of Alfred Kidder, Sept. 4, 1863, ÆE. 30 yrs. 5 mos.
Lewis Henry, ouly son of Alfred and Elizabeth Kidder, died Sept. 16, 1863. A. 9 yrs. 8 mos. 20 dls.
Timothy Kidder, died Mar. 9, 1901, JE. 73 yrs. 9 mos. 27 ds.
L. Rebecca, wife of Timothy Kidder, died Nov. 8, 1880, JE. 49 yrs. 8 mos. 3 ds.
Perry B. Kidder, died Dec. 21, 1863, JE. 35.
Fred, son of Perry B. and Minerva Kidder, died Oct. 14, 1863, E. S years.
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Stephen Leavitt, March 31, 1807-Oct. 3, 1850. Buried at sea.
Clarissa Abbott, wife of Stephen Leavitt, Feb. 19, 1814-Sept. 8, 1896. Charles H., son of the late Stephen Leavitt of Grantham, N. II., wounded at Cold Harbor, June 3, died at Alexandria, Va., July 7, 1864, aged 18 yrs. 10 mos. A soldier of Co. K, 3d Regt. Vt. Vol.
Abigail, wife of Capt. Joseph Kimball, died Sept. 26, 1840, ÆE. 66.
James T. Kimball, died Aug. 31, 1893, JE. 55 yrs. 8 mos.
Eddie S., son of James T. and Lucinda W. Kimball, died April 13, 1876, Æ. 13 yrs. 3 mos.
Susan, wife of S. Melendy, Jan. 3, 1828-Jan. 20, 1894.
Daniel Peck, died June 20, 1844, JE. 49 yrs. 8 mos.
Ansel G. Peck, died May 4, 1858, JE. 22 years.
Julia Ann, wife of B. F. Pettengill, died Nov. 4, 1895, ZE. 52 yrs. 7 mos. 26 ds.
Mark Purmont, died Aug. 12, 1835, JE. 57 yrs. 3 mos. 8 ds.
Dunham, son of Mark and Abigail Purmont, died Oct. 25, 1825, JE. 23 yrs. 6 mos.
Richard, son of Mark and Abigail Purmont, died Sept. 9, 1828, ÆE. 21 yrs.
Susan, daughter of Mark and Abigail Purmont, died Jan. 11, 1831, JE. 18 yrs. 9 mos.
Nathaniel Purmont, died Dec. 27, 1854, JE. 74.
Phebe, wife of Nathaniel Purmont, died Feb. 23, 1863, JE. 78.
Nathaniel Purmont 2d, died Nov. 4, 1884, JE. 76 yrs. 7 mos.
Sarah Colby, wife of Nathaniel Purmont 24, died Feb. 3, 1845, JE. 33 yrs. 8 mos.
Hannah T. Cram, wife of Nathaniel Purmont 2d, died Jan. 7, 1859, JE. 47 yrs. 7 mos.
S. Abby Harris, daughter of Nathaniel Purmont, died Oct. 9, 1880, JE. 41 yrs. and 4 mos.
Merrill C. Purmont, died Jan. 25, 1867, ÆE. 27 yrs. 7 mos. 8 ds.
This group of Purmonts were doubtless descendants of the emigrant Philemon, the first schoolmaster of Boston. In the quarterly publications of the New England Historical and Genealogical Register, for the first fifty years of its existence, the name in various spellings appears in eleven of its volumes. In none of them is there an indication that any other fam- ily carrying that surname emigrated from Europe to America. The Boston Latin School dates from 1635. It was established to prepare young men for college, but as it was the only town school for more than thirty years, doubtless there were other studies for its pupils than those required for a knowledge of the Latin language. The site of its first building on School Street. by the easterly bound of King's Chapel and the westerly line of the City Hall estate, is marked by a brouze tablet that recites the vote of the town meeting of April 13, 1635 : " Likewise it was then generally agreed upon, that our brother Philemon Pormont, shal be intreated to become scholemaster, for the nourtering of children with us." The history of Exeter, N. H., says " Philemon Pormont, was married in Alford. Lincoln- shire, England, Oct. 11, 1627, to Susanna, daughter of William Belling- ham. . . They were admitted to the Church in Boston in Aug., 1634. He was . . . dismissed in January 1639 to the Exeter church. He was in Boston in 1653, and is supposed to have removed thence to Great Istand, or Portsmouth. Descendants bearing his name have till lately, lived in the vicinity."
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Jonathan B. Sargent, Jan., 1812-Dec., 1888.
Disa L., wife of Jonathan B. Sargent, Dec., 1813-April, 1891.
Philip Sargent, June, 1836-July, 1874.
Nathaniel P. Sargent, Sept. 10, 1848 -- Oct. 10, 1894.
Sarah Jane, daughter of Denison and Rhoda M. Sargent, died June 29, 1855, ÆE. 8 yrs. 10 mos.
Ann McD., daughter of Denison and Rhoda M. Sargent, died Dec. 19, 1863, ŻE. 6 yrs. 7 mos.
The Sargent Genealogy, published in 1899, gives the record of the eighth, ninth and tenth generations of this branch of the family as follows : " Jonathan3 ( Philip," Ebenezer,6 Philip, 543 William21), born Orange, Vt., Jan. 3, 1812, married March 1, 1835, Lodice Purmont of Enfield, there, where she was born Dec. 23, 1813, died April 5, 1801 ; he died Dec. 22, 1888, both at Enfield where he was a farmer. Children born Enfield.
Philip,9 born June 19, 1836 ; died Enfield, July 13, 1874, where he was a farmer; married Nov. 20, 1866, Emma J. Smith of Meriden (a district of Plainfield). She was born at Northfield, Vt., Feb. 10, 1844. Children, Clara . . . Philip. . . Clara married George D. Bosworth ; Nathaniel Philip, married Georgie Emily Stearns, daughter of Lucius Hurlburt. [Both families reside in Lebanon, N. II., 1907.]
" Phebe' P., born Feb. 18, 1838; married Nov. 27, 1877, John Worthen. Clarissa,9 born March 2, 1844; married Dec. 14, 1865, Joseph Harris of Haverhill, Mass.
Nathaniel,9 born Sept. 19, 1848 ; married Jan. 1, 1876, Mrs. Emma J. Sargent (maiden name Smith) of Enfield, at Meriden. She was born at Northfield, Vt., Feb. 10, 1844. He was a teacher. Children born at En- field, Ned B. . . . " [Ned Burton, a farmer in 1907, living with his mother at the old homestead]. "John B. ... " [Jolin Bosworth, in 1907, in western U. States, unmarried].
" Eliphalet8 Mason, born Orange, Vt., Sept. 20, 1817; married Feb. 24, 1842, Almira Purmort of Enfield, there, where she was born Nov. 1, 1815; died Nov. 22, 1878, at Grafton where she is buried." Children born at Plainfield :
Julia9 A., born April 8, 1843.
John9 H., " April 28, 1845; married Louisa Pierce of Walpole. Resides Philadelphia, Pa., where he is M.D.
William M., born Aug. 3, 1848.
Sarah J., 66 June 10, 1851, 1875.
Frank,9 Dec. 14, 1832 ; married Ida J. Peaslee, of Springfield. Resided and children born, Grafton."
Before the destruction of the Sargent family Bible, it showed that the birth of Eliphalets was recorded as that of Mason Bill Sargent, and that of his marriage as Eliphalet M. B. Sargent. The History of the Bill Family published in 1867, makes it clear that he was named for Dr. Eliph- alet Mason Bill, born Lebanon, Conn., 1775, and died 1834, who was of Orange, Vt., from 1804 to 1839. As the record of the genealogy concern- ing Jonathan Bosworth Sargent and his wife differs somewhat from that taken from the Bible, the copy from that book is here inserted.
Children of Jonathan B. and Disa Sargent :
Philip Sargent, born June 19, 1836; died Enfield, July 13, 1874 ; mar- ried Emma J. Smith of Plainfield, Nov. 20, 1866.
Phebe Purmont Sargent, born Feb. 18, 1838; died Dec. 9, 1889; mar- ried John Worthen, Nov. 27, 1877.
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Clara Sargent, born March 2, 1844; married Joseph K. Harris, Dec. 14, 1865.
Nathaniel Purmont . Sargent, born Sept. 19, 1848 ; died Oct. 10, 1894; married Emma J. Smith Sargent, Jan. 1, 1876.
Luther Seabring, died at the U. S. Hospital, Annapolis, Md., Jan. 18, 1862, JE. 23. Vol. of 6th N. II. Regt.
Miranda, wife of Jacob Smith, May 6, 1818-July 27, 1806. (Epitaph is on the monument in the Sargent lot).
Clement Smith, died March 4, 1875, JE. 81.
Lucy, wife of Clement Smith, died Oct. 27, 1876, Æ. 82.
Joshua Stevens, died June 2, 1868, JE. 74.
Sarah Stevens, died Jan. 15, 1880, FE. 85 yrs. 8 mos. (" Side by side," doubtless husband and wife.)
Hannah S., wife of William Washburn, Jr., died Feb. 13, 1841, aged 24 years.
Maria F., widow of Ira S. Gile and wife of John Worthen, died March 4, 1877, JE. 42.
Pliebe P., wife of John Worthen, Feb., 1838-Dec., 1889 (daughter of Jonathan B. and Disa ( Purmont) Sargeut).
The little quarter acre burying ground in Plainfield, where " the rude forefathers of the hamlet sheep," is not well cared for; that on the hill in Enfield is kept in good condition.
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