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42 Josiah H.7 m. Catherine Mitchell and had son 47 George Edward.8 b. 1832.
40 Abraham6 of Quogne had ch. 48 Elizabeth", w. of - Skid- more, 49 Mary1, w. of Charles Rogers, 50 John H.7 b. 1812 and 51 William7 of New York.
15 Joseph4 b. 1704, d. Sept. 27, 1780, m. Bethia, d. of Henry Jessup, who d. Mch. 30, 1790, ae. 79, and had ch. 5% Stephen5, 53 Joseph5, 54 Jeremiah5, 55 Nathan5 b. May 14, 1748 and 56 Henry H.
52 Stephen3 m. a Howell and had ch. 57 Stephen6, 58 Keziah6 b. 1780, 59 Abital6, 60 George6 and 61 Howell.6
57 Stephen6 had w. Harmony and son 62 William7 b. 1803.
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62 Capt. William7 had ch. 63 Ann Elizas b. 1834, w. of Eli P. Fordham, 64 Harriet8, w. of Henry A. Fordham, 65 Mary J.8 b. 1842 and 66 Williams b. 1844.
60 Capt. George® was a man of large reading and an influential citizen in his day and generation. He m. 1st Harriet, d. of Major Zebulon Jessup, b. Feb. 11, 1790 and d. Apr. 27, 1830. He m. 2d Elizabeth, d. of Huntting Jessup, and had ch. 67 William Henry™ b. Mch. 16, 1821, 68 Huntting Jessup7, 69 George7 d. Sept. 15, 1849, 70 Nathan7 b. Apr. 1830, 71 Albert Jessup7 b. 1833, 72 Sarah Elizabeth7 b, 1835, w. of Capt. Hubert White, 23 Charles A.7 b. 1838, 74 Frederic' d. young, 75 Peter Mackie7 b. 1843, 76 Mary Huntting7 b. 1845 and 77 George7 b. 1852.
67 William H.7 of Stockton, California, m. Oct. 31, 1848, Ann, d. of deacon John White, b. Dec. 25, 1826, and had ch. 78 William Jessup8 b. Aug. 8, 1856, d. Apr. 25, 1857, 79 Frank Henrys b. Oct. 3, 1858 and 80 Frederic Jessup9 b. Mch. 12, 1860.
68 Huntting J.7 of Palmyra, N. Y., m. Susan, d. of Daniel Ford- ham and had ch. 81 Harriet Jessups, w. of Egbert Ellsworth, and others whose names I know not.
70 Nathan m. in California, where he resides, in 1870, Fanny Dayton.
61 Howell6 of Palmyra, N. Y., had s. 82 Samuel.7
53 Joseph5 had w. Sarah and d. 83 Philena6 d. Mch. 19, 1780, ae. S and perhaps others.
54 Jeremiah5 had w. Mehetabel, who d. Apr. 16, 1811, de. 72, and s. 84 Samuel6 b. 1766.
84 Samuels d. Apr. 10, 1846, had w. Cynthia, who d. May 28, 1861, ae. 87, and d. 85 Elizabeth7, w. of Albert Reeves.
55 Nathan5 of Bridgehampton d. Oct. 3, 1803, had w. Mehet- abel, who d. May 31, 1832, de. 84. and s. 86 Lodowick."
86 Lodowick6 had ch. 87 Richard7 of New Bedford, SS Robert F.7 b. 1806, 89 Elizabeth7, w. of Sullivan Cork and 90 Caroline7, w. of Gen. Henry Huntting of Sag Harbor.
88 Robert F.7 d. Dec. 10, 1849, had son 91 Nathan.8
16 Isaac' b. 1712, d. May 8, 1785, had son 92 Isaac.5
92 Isaac lived on the homestead now occupied by William Jag- ger, d. about 1788, had w. Agnes and ch. 93 Isaac6 b. Aug. 12, 1784 and 94 David® b. 1786.
93 Isaac6 was taken when a boy to Montrose, Pa., by his mother who
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had married 2d Bartlett Haines and moved there from Southampton. He d. Mch. 23, 1855, m. Susanna Hinds and had ch. 95 William L.", 96 Albert L.1, 97 Isaac L.1, 98 George L. d. 1871, and six daughters, names unknown to me.
94 David6 went to Montrose, 1801, d. Feb. 24, 1860, m. Minerva, d. of Samuel Scott, Jan. 1809, and had eleven ch., names unknown to me.
19 John5 had s. 99 Nathan6 of Bellport, L. I.
99 Nathan6 had ch. 100 Nathan', 101 Hiram7 and 102 John.
PROUD FAMILY.
John Proud started from England in May, 1817, in a packet ship on which were many passengers, among whom was George Bowden, before mentioned. On their voyage they met with hard winds and storms which continually drove them from their course. They were 110 days on their passage, and all on board were put on short rations. At length, suffering from want of food, ten of the passengers, among whom were Messrs. Proud and Bowden, requested the captain to set them ashore on the first land they made. This proved to be Montauk Point where they were landed, and the two above mentioned, remained and settled in Southampton. By their own testimony they met the kindest of friends in the people of Montauk and Amagansett, who relieved all their neces- sities, and sent them on their way rejoicing. John Proud m. Phebe Brown and had ch. Phebe, w. of William F. White, and Henry, who now resides in Bridgeport, Ct.
RAYNOR FAMILY.
Thurston Raynor is recorded with the prefix Mr., which in early times meant more than it does now. He was a magistrate and a leading man in the early settlement. He came to this country in the Elizabeth from Ipswich, Eng., in April, 1634. He settled first in Watertown, Mass., then was one of the first settlers of Wethers- field, Conn., thence went to Stamford as one of its first settlers in 1640-41 and thence to Southampton, where he was made freeman in 1649. In 1639 he was one of the Deputies in the government of Connecticut.
1 Thurston1 b. 1594, d. about 1667, had 1st w. Elizabeth b. 1598 and 2d w. Martha and ch. 2 Thurston? b. 1621, 3 Joseph2 b. 1623,
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4 Elizabeth? b. 1625, 5 Sarah? b. 1627, 6 Lydia? b. 1633, 7 Hannah", w. of Arthur Howell, and son or nephew, 8 Edward? about 1633.
2 Thurston? d. 1667, had w. Martha and ch. 9 Joseph3, 10 Mary3, w. of Thomas Cooper, 11 Abigail3, w. of Christopher Lupton, 12 Deborah3, w. of John Scott, 13 Jonathan3 b. about 1650 and one other daughter, name unknown, w. of John Rose.
13 Jonathan3 m. June 2, 1680, Sarah Pierson and had s. 14 Jon- athan4 b. Mch. 4, 1681.
14 Jonathan4 d. 1741, m. July 27, 1704, Irene Herrick and had ch. 15 Jonathan5 and 16 David5 twins b. Jan. 18, 1705, 17 Martha5, 18 Adonijah5 b. Aug. 24, 1708, 19 Elihu5 b. Nov. 18, 1710, 20 Sarah5, 21 Nathan5 b. Feb. 14, 1716-7, 22 William5 b. Oct. 1, 1719, 23 Henry5 b. June 9, 1722 and 24 Hugh5, who had w. Sarah b. 1725 and d. Mch. 26, 1806.
18 Adonijah5 had son 25 Adonijah.6
25 Adonijahe had ch. 26 Oliver7, 27 Catherine7, w. of - Wade and mother of Oliver Wade of Sag Harbor, 28 George7 bap. Oct. 19, 1788, 29 Sylvanus7, 30 Abigail7, 31 Rebecca7, 32 William7 and 33 Charles.7
21 Nathan5 d. 1772, removed to West Hampton, m. Jerusha Bowers, who was b. 1717 and d. 1809, and had ch. 34 Elihu6 b. 1752, 35 Ichabode a soldier in the revolutionary war, 36 Nathan®, 37 Elizabeth6, 38 Jerusha6, 39 Sarah6, 40 Phebe6, 41 Hetty6 and 42 Patty.6
34 Elihu6 d. 1826, m. Elizabeth Albertson and had ch. 43 Jotham7 b. 1781, d. 1850, 44 Elizabeth7 b. 1783, 45 Ruth7 b. 1785, 46 Nathan7 b. 1787, 47 John7 b. 1789, 48 Charity7 b. 1791, d. 1832, 49 Nancy7 b. 1793, 50 Abigail7 b. 1796, 51 Herrick7 b. 1798, d. 1837 and 52 William7 b. 1801, d. 1803.
46 Nathan7 removed to Philadelphia, d. 1824, m. Mary Hoffman, who was b. 1787 and d. 1828, and had ch. 53 Maria8 b. 1815, d. 1879, 54 Charles8 b. 1816, 55 Elizabeth8 b. 1818, d. 1826, 56 Cath- erine® b. 1821, d. 1846 and 57 George8 b. 1823, d. 1824.
54 Charles8 m. Anna H. Dungan and had ch. 58 Kate9, w. of Anthony M. Gilbert (who has ch. Anna, Emily and Mary), 59 Charles9 b. 1853 d. 1854, 60 Charles9 b. 1855 (who m. Annie Pot- ter), 61 Nathan II.9 b. 1857, 62 Mary9 b. and d. 1865, 63 William9 b. 1866, 64 George9 b. 1867, 65 John9 b. and d. 1869, 66 Anna9 b. 1870, 67 Hetty9 b. 1873 and 68 Herrick? b. 1875.
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The record of the descendants of 46 Nathan' was furnished me by 61 Nathan H. Raynor, M. D., of Philadelphia.
47 John7 had ch. 69 John M.s of Greenport and 70 Herrick J.8 of West Hampton.
3 Joseph? d. about 1682, had w. Mary and ch. 71 Thurston3, 72 John3, 73 Isaac3, 74 Elizabeth3, w. of - Lane, 75 Josiah3, 76 Mary3 and 77 Hannah. 3
71 Thurston3 removed to Cape May Co., New Jersey, m. Wid. Sarah Johnes in New Jersey, 1693, and had d. 78 Maryª, w. of Nicholas Haiens or Haines of Shrewsbury, and probably 79 Morris4, as such a one had land previous to 1700 in Cape May Co. and is associated with 71 Thurston.3
73 Isaac3 d. 1732 or 1733, had w. Mary and ch. 80 Hannah4 and 81 Phebe.4
Mary Raynor m. John Earle Nov. 1678, probably the d. of 3 Joseph.2
Stephen Raynor had d. Ruth bap. May 6, 1787, in Southampton.
It may seem improbable that there were two Thurston Raynors who had wives Martha and both d. 1667, but the evidence all points to that conclusion.
Two English families of this name have coats of arms described in Burke's Gen. Armory.
REEVES FAMILY.
The Southold tradition has it that two brothers, Thomas and James Reeves, came to this country about 1660 and took up a resi- dence in Southold. About 1667 Thomas moved to Southampton. Moore, in his Southold Index, says James came from Wales.
1 Thomas1 d. Aug. 28, 1685, m. Rebecca Davis of Southampton and had ch. 2 John2 b. July 15, 1673, 3 Rebecca2 b. Mch. 1, 1676, 4 Thomas2 b. Oct. 3, 1679, 5 Hannah2 b. Feb 9, 1681, and 6 Abi- gailº b. Sept. 22, 1684.
2 John? d. 1753, had w. Rachel and ch. 7 John3, 8 Nathanº, 9 Stephen3, 10 Abraham3, 11 James3, 12 Charles3 and 13 Abigail3, w. of - Cooper.
9 Stephen3 had ch. 14 John4 and 15 David4 b. Apr. 1741.
14 John4 had ch. 16 John5, 17 Thomas5, 18 Edward5 b. 1774, 19 Abraham5, 20 William5 and 21 Jesse. 5
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17 Thomas' had ch. 22 James6 and 223 Ann6, who m. 1st Enstine and had ch. Thomas and John Henry, and m. 2d Elias W. Howell.
18 Edward5 had ch. 23 Lemnel6 b. 1800, 24 Henry6 b. 1805, 25 Albert6 b. 1808, 26 Angustus® b. 1812 and 27 Harriet" b. 1815, w. of James G. Howell.
23 Lemuel6 of Sag Harbor had w. Hannah A., d. of Joel Jacobs, and ch. 28 Henry Augustus? b. 1833, grad. of Union College, edi- tor of the Republican Watchman, Greenport, L. I., 29 Mary C. h. 1839, 30 Charles 0.7 b. 1842 and 31 Walter A.7 b. 1846.
24 Henry6 m. Emily Cook b. 1815 and had ch. 32 Edward Cook? b. 1838 and 33 Albert H.7 b. 1845.
32 Edward Cook has w. Ada and son 34 Frederic S.8 b. 1865.
33 Albert6 m. Elizabeth, d. of Samuel and Cynthia Post, and had ch. 35 Samuel Post7 b. 1836 and 36 Elizabeth7 b. 1839, w. of Lemnel Wick.
26 Augustus6 has w. Mary S. and ch. 37 George W. b. 1847 and 38 Heber A. b. 1851.
15 David4 m. Dec. 4, 1768, Hannah - b. Jan. 14. 1747, and had ch. 39 Charlotte5 b. Feb. 25, 1770, 40 Apollos5 b. Sept. 2, 1771, and 41 David5 b, Apr. 29, 1779.
4 Thomas? had son 42 David" b. 1725.
22 James6 b. 1797, had w. Ann b. 1801 and ch., names unknown to me.
REEVE FAMILY.
For a long time the descendants of James Reeves of Southold have spelled the name Reeve. Bethuel Reeve of Southold town bonght land in North Sea in 1758 and resided there. He was of about the fourth generation in descent from James.
1 Bethuel4 d. 1782, had w. Mary and ch. 2 Joel5 b. 1755, 3 Silas5, 4 Daniel5, 5 Zebulon5, 6 Jeremiah5, 7 Ketural5 and 8 Bethia. 5
2 Joel5 d. Dec. 14, 1831, had w. Anna and ch. 9 Bethnel®, 10 Rumney®, 11 Wines6, 12 Jeremiah6 and 13 Jetur.6
12 Jeremiah6 had ch. 14 Jetur7, 15 Barnabas7, 16 Jeremiah", 17 Frances7, 18 Bethuel7, 19 Josephine7, 20 Charlotte7 and 21 Charles.7
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RHODES FAMILY.
1 Capt. Henry Rhodes was born in Stonington, Ct., Apr. 25, 1762. He came to Southampton, entered into mercantile business and married Sept. 14, 1789, Hannah Cooper b. Aug. 6, 1765, sis- ter of Mehetabel, second wife of Col. Benjamin Huntting, both being thought to be daughters of Abraham Cooper of Southampton. He died Jan. 7, 1848, and his w. Hannah d. May 22, 1836.
They had ch. 2 Foster b. July 17, 1794, d. 1846, 3 Mary b. Oct. 3, 1796, w. of William Parsons, 4 Robert R. b. July 24, 1799, d. s. p., 5 Frances b. June 11, 1802, 6 Henry b. Feb. 11, 1805, and 7 James b. Feb. 11, 1808, d. 1838.
2 Foster had ch. 8 George R., 9 Robert R., 10 William, 11 John H. 8 George R. m. Frances, daughter of 3 Mary and William Par- sons, above mentioned.
6 Henry m. Emmeline, d. of Capt. Stephen and Sarah Sayre, and had ch. 12 Elizabeth, 13 Robert Sidney, who lives in Brooklyn and 14 Hannah.
7 James m. Sophia, also d. of Capt. Stephen Sayre and had ch. 15 Henry and 16 Simon, both of whom reside in California.
ROGERS FAMILY.
William Rogers is mentioned as a resident from 1642, to, at least, March, 1645-6. In 1645 the Gen. Court make him a grant of land. In 1649 he is made freeman. He appears to have had a home in Hempstead, for a few years previous to 1649. From 1649 to 1655 we find him an inhabitant of Southampton, and after this he disappears altogether. Nor can any will of his be found on record. Subsequent to 1655 Obadiah Rogers is mentioned as residing on the same homestead that William had occupied. In 1669 Widow Ann Rogers of Huntington makes a will, leaving ch. 2 Obadiah, 3 John, 4 Samuel, 5 Mary, 6 Hannah and 7 Noah . of these 2 Obadiah is called the oldest and is spoken of as living in Southampton. Now it is probable that 1 William gave the Southampton homestead to Obadiah about 1655, and with his w. and younger ch. removed to Huntington where he might have resided several years. 3 John and 7 Noah removed to Branford, Ct., and in the earliest deeds there recorded in which they are grantees of land, they are mentioned
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as "late of Huntington, L. I." John left no issue. These two brothers received a large inheritance from their father as appears from the Branford records.
1 William had ch. 2 Obadiah2, 3 John2, 4 Samuel2, 5 Mary2, 6 Hannah2 and 7 Noah.2
2 Obadiah2 d. 1689 or 1690, had w. Mary and ch. 8 Obadiah3 b. 1655, 9 Mary3, 10 Sarah3, w. of - Hakelton, 11 Elizabeth3, w. of William Russell, 12 Patience3, 13 Jonah3 and 14 Zachariah.3
S Obadiah3 d. May 5, 1729, m. 1st Dec. 20, 1683, Sarah, d. of Edward Howell, she d. Oct. 11, 1685, and he m. 2d Mary, wid. of Edmond Clark, and had ch. 15 Irene+ b. 1684 or 85 and 16 Oba- diah4 b. 1099.
16 Capt. Obadiah4 d. Oct. 31, 1783, m. Abigail, d. of William Herrick, b. 1702 and d. May 6, 1782, and had ch. 17 Stephen5 b. May 6, 1722, 18 Mehetabel5 b. Jan. 30, 1:25, 19 James5 b. Dec. 12, 1729, 20 Milicent5 b. June 5, 1732, w. of Cornelius Halsey of W. H., 21 Ruth5 b. Sept. 8, 1734, w. of Thomas Cooper father of Caleb Cooper, 22 Mary5 b. Sept. 27, 1736, w. of George Herrick, 23 Phebe5 b. Feb. 1, 1738-9, w. of Matthew Howell of Fourth Neck and 24 Zephaniah5 b. June 25, 1742
17 Stephen5 m. Feb. 23, 1744, 1st Phebe Jones, who died June 11, 1760, and m. 2d June 30, 1761, Hannah, d. of Deacon John Sayre, and wid. of Matthew Howell, and had ch. 25 Obadiah6 b. Feb. 10, 1745, 26 Abigail® b. Sept. 7, 1746, w. of Elias Howell, 27 Gabriel6 b. Mch. 25, 1748, d. s. p., 28 Cornelius6 b. Nov. 14, 1750, d. young, 29 Silas6 b. June 8, 1727, d. young, 30 Hannah6 b. Jan. 5, 1754, w. of - Shipman of Ct., 31 Mary® b. Oct. 22, 1755, w. of David Rose, 32 Henry6 b. 13, 1757, d. young, 33 Matthew6 b. Dec. 10, 1762, 34 Phebe6 b. Aug. 5, 1764, w. of Matthew Howell of Wickapogue, 35 Stephen6 b. Oct. 25, 1765, d. s. p. and 36 Me- hetabel6 b. Dec. 27, 1768, d. June 6, 1846, w. of Capt. Oliver Howell.
25 Obadiah6 d. 1817, m. Hannah, d. of Nehemiah Sayre and she d. June 2, 1822, and had ch. 37 Nancy7 b. Mch. 19, 1781, m. Dec. 11, 1800 Elias Howell of Chester, N. J., d. Aug. 5, 1824, 38 Han- nah7 b. Aug. 7, 1787, w. of James Post and 39 Phebe twin with Hannah, m. Nov. 17, 1814, David Hull Brown of New Jersey and had ch. James R. b. Feb. 19, 1819, Harriet b. Feb. 12, 1823, w. of Stephen Harris, Maria b. Feb. 21, 1821, w. of Rev. Henry M. Par-
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sons, and after his death m. a Mr. Brainerd, David A. b. Feb. 13, 1825, and William H. b. Aug. 16, 1827.
33 Matthew6 d. Sept. 15, 1844, m. July 3, 1797, Ruth, d. of Abraham Sayre, b. Aug. 17, 1778, d. July 18, 1856, had ch. 40 Mary7 b. Ang. 26, 1806, m. Capt. Charles Howell Jan. 11, 1831, d. Ang. 1, 1867 and 41 Nancy7 b. Mch. 24, 1808, d. Aug. 30, 1861, w. of Albert Foster.
19 James had ch. 42 Jeremiah6 of Quogue, d. 1797, 43 Milicent6 and 44 Ruth.
24 Zephaniah5 d. Oct. 29, 1796, m. Elizabeth, d. of Nehemiah Sayre b. Apr. 18, 1743, d. Apr. 1, 1814, and had ch. 45 Herrick6, 46 Susan6, w. of Rufus Sayre, 47 Huldahe, w. of Thomas Sayre, 48 Abigail6, w. of Cephas Foster, 49 Mary6, w. of James Logan of New- burgh and 50 Hannah6, w. of Samuel Bishop.
45 Herrick6 m. 1st Hannah, d. of David Rose and had one son 51 Jetur7, who d. s. p. He m. 2d Phebe, d. of Abraham Sayre b. July 4, 1785, d. Jan. 1842, and had ch. 51 Albert7 b. 1807 and 52 Harriet", w. of Augustus B. Halsey of Watermill.
51 Capt. Albert7 d. July, 1854, m. 1st Mary, d. of Paul Halsey, who died leaving no ch. He m. 2d her sister Cordelia Halsey and had ch. 53 Mary R.8 b. Mch. 17, 1839, w. of Capt. Samuel McCorkell, 54 Jetur R.8 b. Mch. 14, 1841 and 55 Edwin H.8 b. Oct. 1, 1843.
54 Jetur R.8 m. Feb. 7, 1866, Harriet E., d. of Capt. Philetus and Elizabeth (Reeves) Pierson and had ch. 56 Bessie P.9 b. Sept. 20, 1871, 57 Mary H,9 b. Jan. 2, 1876 and 58 Albert9 b. Jan. 3, 1878.
13 Jonah3 of Bridgehampton had ch. 59 Joseph4, 60 Jonah4, 61 William4 and probably 62 David.4
59 Joseph4 of Bridgehampton d. Feb. 1761, had ch. 63 Joseph5, 64 John5 b. 1731, 65 Zachariah5, 66 Elias5, 67 Nathaniel5, 68 Eunice5, 69 Hannah5, 70 Elizabeth5, 71 Sarah5 and 72 Ruth.5
63 Joseph5 d. 1798, had w. Sarah and ch. 73 Job6 of Cayuga Lake region, 74 Jesse6, 75 Joseph6 of Sag Harbor, 76 Jemima6, 77 Jerusha6 and 78 Rachel. 6
74 Jesse6 of Speonk had w. Amelia and ch. 75 Elizabeth1, 76 Oliver7 b. 1788, 77 Jehiel7, 78 Huldah7, 79 Jeremiah7 b. 1798, 80 Jerusha7, 81 John7 b. 1802, 82 Maria7, 83 Harriet' and 84 Jesse.7
76 Oliver7 m. Abigail Rogers b. 1798 and had ch . 85 Herman H.8, 86 Herrick8, 87 Delia H.8, 88 Mary C.8, 89 Charles8 b. 1829, 90 Cephas8 and 91 Sarah J.8 b. 1833.
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72 Jehiel m. Jerusha Corwin and had ch. 92 Betsey A.8 and 93 Jemima J.8
79 Jeremiah7 m. Hannah Raynor b. 1800 and had ch. 94 Ange- lines and 95 Henry M.
81 Capt. John m. Maria Smith b. 1816 and had ch. 96 Mary E.s b. 1851 and 97 Gilberts b. 1854.
84 Jesse7 m. Jemima Robinson and had ch. 98 Jemima8, 99 Jerushas, 100 Georgiana8 and 101 Henry H.8
64 John5 of B. H. d. May 26, 1798, had ch. 102 John Topping® b. 1759 and 103 Josiah. 6
102 John T.6 d. Oct. 9, 1816, m. Sarah, d. of the Rev. James Brown of B. H. b. 1757, d. May 24, 1823, and had ch. 104 John7 105 Nathaniel7, 106 Mary", w. of David Halsey and 107 Jeremiah7 b. 1797.
104 John? of New York had ch. 108 Charles R.8 of Ravenswood, L. I., and 109 Sarahs, w. of William Gardiner of Bayside, L. I.
105 Nathaniel had ch. 110 Georges, 111 Dennison5, 112 Edmunds and 113 Dr. James8 of Sag Harbor.
103 Josiah6 had ch. 114 Enclid' of Sag Harbor, b. 1807, and 115 Charles.7
65 Zachariah3 of Noyac m. Ruth, d. of Lewis Jessup, and had son 116 Lewis.$
116 Lewis6 of Northside m. Hannah, d. of Jesse Halsey, and had ch. 117 Jesse7, 118 Ruth', 119 Lewis7, 120 Charity7 and 121 Charles.7 67 Nathaniel5 had ch. 122 Abraham6 and 123 Selah.6
60 Jonah4 had ch. 124 William5 and 125 Joshua. 5
125 Joshna5 had son 126 Jonah.6
126 Jonah6 had ch. 127 Jonah7 and 128 Chapman7 b. 1787.
127 Jonah7 had son 129 Jonah."
128 Chapman7 of Sag Harbor had w. Esther and son 130 Edward C.8 b. 1803.
61 William4 of Bridgehampton, d. 1775. had w. Rhoda and ch. 131 Hannah5, w. of - Halsey, 132 Marys, w. of - Halsey, 133 William5 b. 1744, 134 Jonathan5 b. 1746, 135 Phebe5 and 136 Esther.5
133 Capt. William5 d. Nov. 11, 1813, had w. Mary b. 1746, d. Apr. 28, 1808, and ch. 137 William6 b. 1783, 138 Caleb6 b. Mch. 7, 1796, d. Feb. 3, 1842, and 139 Huntting.6
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137 William® d. 1840, had w. Susanna b. 1778, d. Sept. 16, 1844, and ch. 140 Jones7 b. 1803, 141 Richard7 b. 1805, 142 Hannah7, w. of Albert Halsey, and 143 Louisa7, w. of Daniel Halsey of Wickapogue.
140 Capt. Jones7 d. 1886, had w. Hannah and son 144 William8 b. 1844.
141 Richard7 had w. Elizabeth and ch. 145 Orlando H.8 b. 1835, 146 Frances b. 1837 and 147 Edwin8 b. 1840.
134 Judge Jonathan5 d. Jan. 26, 1819, m. Mary, d. of David Cooper of B. H., b. 1742, d. Nov. 30, 1815, and had son 148 Benjamin6 b. Nov. 29, 1769.
148 Benjamin6 d. Apr. 2, 1842, had w. Abigail b. 1769, d. Mch. 30, 1822, and ch. 149 Benj. Franklin7 b. 1803 and 150 Caleb.7
149 Benj. Franklin7 had w. Mary b. 1809 aud ch. 151 Melinor G.8 b. 1838, 152 Mary H.8 b. 1840, 153 Agnes8 b. 1842 and 154 Phebe' b. 1844.
150 Caleb7 had w. Cordelia and ch. 155 Minerva8 b. 1837, 156 Benjamin F.8 b. 1839 and 157 Charles M.8 b. 1840.
62 David+ had s. 158 David.5
158 David5 had ch. 159 D. Hedges6 and 160 Peleg6 b. 1786.
159 D. Hedges6 had ch. 161 James7, 162 Josiah H.1 of Sagg, b. 1815, and 163 David.7
162 Josiah H.7 had w. Elizabeth and ch. 164 Alfreds b. 1852, 165 Ada8 b. 1854, 166 Henry H.8 b. 1857, 167 Edwin P.8 b. 1860 and 168 Albert H.8 b. 1863.
160 Peleg® had w. Ruth b. 1790 and ch. 169 Mary7 b. 1822, 170 Elizabeth7 b. 1824, 171 Horatio7 b. 1825, 172 John D.7 b. 1827 and 173 Ruth7 b. 1833.
14 Zachariah3 of Bridgehampton had son 174 Stephen.4
174 Stephen+, b. in B. H., moved to Speonk while a young man, d. 1779, m. Martha, d. of Thomas Halsey, and had ch. 175 Vin- cent5, 176 Phebe5, 177 Martha5 and 178 Stephen.5
175 Vincent5 m. Abigail Petty and 2d Jerusha, d. of Joseph Rogers, and had ch. 179 Jesse6, 180 Caleb6, 181 Epenetus6, d. s. p., and 182 Thomas.6
179 Jesse6 m. Mary, d. of Stephen Halsey of B. H., and had ch, 183 Abigail7 b. 1798, w. of Oliver Rogers, 184 Phebe7, 185 Ruth7 186 Stephen1 of Sag Harbor, 187 Eliza1, 188 Elmy1, 189 Mary1 and 190 Anson™ of Ohio.
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180 Caleb6 of Buffalo, N. Y., had ch. 191 Vincent? and 192 Elmy."
182 Thomas6 of Sayville, L. I., had ch. 193 Jerusha7, 194 George7, 195 Halsey1, 196 Smith?, 197 Lyman7, 198 William7, 199 James7 and 200 Epenetus.7
178 Stephen5 had w. Rachel and ch. 201 Stephen6, d. s. p., 202 Charles6, 203 Apollos6, d. s. p., 204 Calebs, d. s. p., 205 Cephas6, 206 Albert6, who had a family, 207 Jerusha6. 208 Clarissa6, 209 Martha6 and 210 Sarah.6
202 Charles6 m. Lydia Tuthill and had ch. 211 Emmeline7, 212 Tuthill7 b. 1809, 213 Luther7 b. 1816, 214 Phebe' and 215 Nancy.7
212 Tuthill7 m. 1st Nancy Sandford and 2d Mary Burnett, and had ch. 216 David T.8 b. 1841, 217 Herman H. b. 1843, 218 James L.8 b. 1845, 219 John8 b. 1849 and 220 Mary F.8 b. 1853.
213 Luther7 of Islip had w. Esther and ch. 221 Julia3, 222 Wil- liam' b. 1839, 223 Charlotte3 b. 1841, 224 Phebe3 b. 1844, 225 Mary Ellen8 b. 1848, 226 George3 b. 1851 and 227 Cornelias b. 1854.
205 Cephas6 m. Elizabeth Bishop and had ch. 228 John7, 229 Matilda7, 230 William7 and 231 Mary1, w. of Edwin Halsey.
7 Noah? of Branford, Ct., had ch. 232 John3 b. 1677, d. s. p., 233 Josiah3 b. 1679, 234 Hezekiah3, 235 Mary3 b. 1675, 236 Elizabeth3, 237 Anna3 and 238 Noah.3
233 Josiah3 had w. Lydia and ch. 239 Lydia+ b. Feb. 28, 1114, 240 Jonathan+ b. Dec. 12, 1715, 241 Levi+ b. Feb. 10, 1716-7, 242 Thomas' and 243 Josiah.4
243 Josiah4 m. Martha Frisbie and had ch. 244 Medad' and ten others, names not known.
244 Rev. Medad5 m. July 9, 1787, Rachel Baldwin, and had ch. 245 Flora6 b. July 25, 1790, 246 Louisa6 b. Mch. 13, 1792, and 247 Amzi6 b. Dec. 17, 1793.
247 Amzis m. Sept. 22, 1814, Elizabeth Barnum, and had ch. 248 David B.7 b. July 27, 1815, 249 Samuel F. b. Apr. 30, 1820, 250 Theodore D.7 b. June 10, 1822, 251 Ann E.7 b. Oct. 16, 1826, 252 Emily L.7 b. Mch. 6, 1831, and 253 Harriet7 b. Aug. 24, 1837.
234 Hezekiah3 of Huntington d. 1780 or 81, had w. Ruth and ch. 254 Alexander1, 255 Isaac4, 256 Melha4 (son), 257 Hezekiah4, 258 Ezekiel4. 259 Zophar1, 260 Obadiah4, 261 Phebe4 and 262 Ruth', w. of - Sammis.
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259 Zophar4 of Huntington d. 1780, had w. Deborah and ch. 263 Zophar5, 264 Joel5, 265 Moses5 and four d's, names unknown.
260 Obadiah4 of Huntington had ch. 266 Ruth5, 267 Zebulon5, 268 Isaac5, 269 Platt5 and 270 Abel.5
238 Noah3 had s. 271 Noah4, who had s. 272 Noah5, who had s. 273 Noah6, who had s. 274 Noah', who had s. 275 Noahs of Corn- wall, Ct. This branch have always lived in Connecticut and of course there were many more ch. scattered through the six genera- tions, but I record all I know, on the authority of 250 Theodore D. Rogers7 above mentioned.
This finishes the record of the descendants of 1 William Rogers1 so far as I know it.
JAMES ROGERS FAMILY.
Another family of Rogers have long been connected with the history of Southampton, two members of which will be long remem- bered : Deacon John Rogers, long an estimable officer in the Pres- byterian Church and an upright merchant, and Miss Harriet Jones Rogers, to whom the same church is indebted for the gift of their fine organ, a lady respected for her exemplary character and good deeds.
For most of the following genealogy I am indebted to Warren Rogers Dix, Esq., of New York.
1 James1, b. in England 1615, settled in New London, Ct., and d. in 1688, had ch. 2 James? and six others, names unknown to me.
2 Capt. James2 of N. L. b. 1652, d. 1713, m. Nov. 5, 1674, Mary Jordan, and had ch. 3 James3 b. 1675 and seven other ch., names un known.
3 Capt. James3 moved to Norwalk, Ct., and d. there July 16, 1733, had w. Elizabeth and ch. 4 James4 b. about 1700, 5 Dr. Uriah4 b. 1710 and 6 Samuel.4
4 Capt. James+ m. Mary Harris of New London, and d. in the West Indies, and had ch. 7 Uriah5 b. Sept. 21, 1737, S Elizabeth5 b. Jan. 27, 1741, 9 Jeremiah5 b. Apr. 27, 1743 in New London and six other ch., names unknown.
7 Major Uriah5 of Southampton d. 1814, m. Mary, d. of Abner Howell b. in Southampton June 15, 1746 and d. in Norwich, Ct., Oct. 23, 1816, and had ch. 10 John6 b. 1778, 11 William6, 12 Mary6, 13 Cynthia6, 14 Henry6 bap. 1787 and 15 Dr. Howell.6
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