The early history of Southampton, L. I., New York : with genealogies, Part 13

Author: Howell, George Rogers, 1833-1899
Publication date: 1866
Publisher: New York : J. N. Hallock
Number of Pages: 330


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HALLOCK FAMILY.


Peter Hallock came from England and was one of the first settlers of Southold. Returning soon after to England, he married a widow Howell, whom he brought over with her son Richard, then a lad. Such portion of the genealogy as concerns the Hal-


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locks of Southampton, is here given from the family record published by Rev. Wm. A. Hallock D. D. 16 Jabez wrote his name Halleck.


1 Peter had 32 William, who d 1684, leaving ch. 3 Thomas, 4 Peter, 5 William d 1736, and 6 John. 3 Thomas had ch. 7 Thomas, 8 Zerubbabel 9 Kings- land and 10 Richard. 8 Zerubbabel had s 11 Zerub- babel, who had s 12 Daniel, who had ch. 13 Micah, (the father of Dr. David H. of Southampton, ) and 14 Ezra, the father of Deac. Geo. W., Ezra Y. and Joseph N. of Franklinville.


4 Peter had s 15 Peter, who had ch. 16 Jabez and 17 Frederic. 16 Jabez had s 18 Joseph, who had s Henry W., Major Gen. U. S. A. 17 Frederic had $ 19 Frederic, who had ch. Harvey of B. Hampton, and Capt. Franklin, N. Y. V.


. 5 William had s Joshua, who had s David, who had s John of Moriches, who had s David of Bridge Hampton.


HALSEY FAMILY.


Thomas Halsey, the first of this name, was one of the twenty original settlers whose names are af- fixed to the articles of agreement formed in Lynn. In 1637 he was a resident of Lynn, and in 1638 he owned there 100 acres of land. His first wife, as before narrated, was murdered by two Indians. He married, as his second w Ann wid of Edward Johnes, March 1660. The arms of this family in Hertford- shire, Eng., are, Argent, three boars' heads couped in pale sable.


1 Thomas d 1678 had ch. 2 Thomas, 3 Isaac, 4 Daniel and 5 Elizabeth. 2 Thomas had ch. 6 Mary


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b Aug 29 1654. 7 Elizabeth b Oct 15 1655, 8 Jo- siah b Feb 15 1656-7, 9 Sarah b Oct 29 1658, 10 Isaac b Aug 29 1660, 11 David b Apr 12 1663, 12 Hannah b Feb 5 1665, 13 Jeremiah b Sept 7 1667, 14 Jonathan b Dec. 22 1669, 15 Phebe b Dec 29 1671, 16 Abigail b April 19 1673, and 17 Nathaniel b June 1 1675.


8 Josiah d 1739, had 2nd w Mary and ch. 18 Martha, 19 Elizabeth, 20 Deac. Josiah b 1692 d 1744, and 21 Mary. 20 Deac. Josiah had ch. 22. Israel, who had ch. 23 Willman b 1750 d 1786, 24 John and 25 Stephen. 23 Willman had s 26 Bar- zillai, b 1776 d 1849, who had w Fanny and s Enoch. 20 Deac. Josiah had also s 27 Zebulon b 1730 d 1806, who had ch. 28 Zebulon b 1755 d 1817, 29 Edward, 30 Paul, 31 Philip, and 32 Peter of Cairo N. Y., (who had ch. Peter, George, of Riverhead, and Oliver, also of Riverhead .. 28 Zebulon had ch. 33 Edward b 1790 d 1858, (who had ch. Stephen, Susan w of Edwin Post, Samuel B. and Maria) and 34 Andrew, who has son Henry A. and others. 30 Paul had s 35 Caleb, who has ch. Caroline, Edwin, Charles S. and Mary.


10 Isaac d 1757 had w Mary and ch. 36 Isaac b 1693 d 1725 and 37 Ephraim. 36 Isaac had ch. 38 Cornelius d 1782 and 39 Sylvanus, (who was b 1723 + d 1815, and had ch. Zephaniah and Jabez).


38 Cornelius m Jan 10 1751, Milicent Rogers, and had ch. 40 Timothy b Jan 1 1753, 41 William b Aug 14 1754, 42 Mary b Jan 9 1756, 43 Milicent b Aug 27 1757, 44 Martha b Jan 19 1759, 45 Fred- eric b March 2 1761, 46 Cleopatra b Apr 13 1763,


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47 Ruth b June 6 1765, 48 Zophar b April 8 1767, 49 Solon b. May 18 1769, and 50 Susana b Oct 5 1774. 41 William had ch. 51 Shepherd; [who had ch. Isaac, Edwin and William] and 52 Hervey, who has s Dennis. 40 Timothy m Abigail Jagger, Nov 8 1780, and had ch. 53 Apollos b Dec 22 1781, d 1824, 54 Cephas b Oct 25 1783 d 1848, 55 Hiram b Nov 6 1787 d 1807, 56 Walter b Dec 18 1789 and Nancy and Sophia b Dec 6 1792. These lived in Orange Co. N. Y. 53 Apollos m Mary Helme, and had ch. Martha P. b Sept 29 1806, Wm. Augustus b Sept 14 1860, Nathan H. b March 3 1812, Eunice b June 11 1818, Apollos b March 25 1824 d. 1852.


11 David d 1732 had ch. 57 Abraham b 1696 d 1759, 58 Abigail, 59 Sarah, 60 Hannah and 61 Me- hetabel. 57 Abraham had ch. 62 David b Oct 6 1722, 63 Amy b Aug 24 1724, 64 Jonathan b May 1 1727, 65 Elias b Feb 3 1730, 66 Hannah b Jan 7 1732, 67 Stephen b April 13 1733 and 68 Lemuel. 62 David had ch. 69 Mehetabel, 70 Caleb b 1765, 71 Abraham, 72 David, 73 Daniel and 74 Amy. 70 Caleb had ch. 75 Abraham, 76 Ruth and 77 Augustus B., [who m Harriet Rogers and has ch. Harriet, Helen and Theodore A.] 75 Abraham m Mary Woodruff, and has ch. William, Mary, Silas, Charles and Jane. 72 David had ch. David and Jonathan. 64 Jonathan, of Speonk, had ch. 78 David, who had ch. 79 Hiram and 80 Oliver. 79 Hiram, of Speonk, has ch. William D., John and Charles.


67 Stephen M. D. had s 81 Stephen M. D., who had ch. 82 Judge Hugh, and 83 Rev. Herman. 82 30


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Hugh had ch. James M., Isabel, Charles A., M. D. . and E. Sidney.


13 Jeremiah of B. Hampton, b 1666 d 1737, had w Ruth and ch. 84 Jeremiah, 85 Nathan, 86 Elijah, 87 Experience, 88 Abigail and 89 Jerusha.


84 Jeremiah had ch. 90 Paul, 91 Jeremiah, 92 Matthew and 93 Stephen. 90 Paul had ch. 94 Paul, (who had s Watson) 95 Lemuel, (who had s Robert) 96 Sylvester and 97 Hudson. 97 Hudson had ch. 98 Erastus, 99 Robert, (who had ch. Rob- ert, Erastus and Jeffrey) and 100 George. 91 Jere- miah had ch. Jeremiah, Luther, Amos and Simeon. 92 Matthew had ch. 101 Matthew, 102 Job, of Sag Harbor, 103 Isaac, 104 Levi, 105 Jacob and 106 Samuel.


102 Job had ch. 107 Eliphalet, (who had s Thomas) and 108 George.


105 Jacob had s 109 Haynes, who had s Benjamin.


106 Samuel had ch. 110 Richard, (who has ch. Jesse, Leander, William, Erskine, Charles, Gabriel and Richard) 111 Albert, (who has ch. Samuel and Ashbury) 112 Lawrence, 113 Samuel, of Sag Har- bor, 114 Job, 115 Ledyard and 116 Philetus.


93 Stephen had ch. 117 Stephen, (removed) 118 Jonathan, 119 Jeremiah, (removed) and 120 Rogers, (who had ch. 121 Herman R. and Henry H.) 121 Herman R. has son Henry and d,


85 Nathan d 1760, had w Charity and ch. 122 Timothy b 1730, 123 Nathan and 124 Theophilus. 122 Timothy had w Phebe and ch. 125 Sylvanus b 1755, 126 Charity b 1760, 127 James b 1757, (who had ch. Stephen, Richard and Job H.) 128 Sarah b


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1761, 129 Timothy b 1765, (who had ch. Hubbard, Bartlett and Benjamin) 130 William b 1766, 131 Abigail b 1767, 132 Jesse and 133 David b· 1770, and 134 Elisha b 1776, (who had d w of Richard Rogers.) 125 Sylvanus had ch. 135 Elihu, (who had ch. Allen, James, Augustus, Edward William, and Samuel) 136 Phebe, 137 Catherine and 138 Frederic, (who had son Albert.) 130 William had ch. 139 Oliver (who had ch. Oliver, Egbert and Charles C.) 140 Alvah, (who had ch. John and Henry) and 141 William. 132 Jesse had ch. Sam- uel, Cornelius, Isaac and Charles. 133 David had ch. Henry and Pierson.


86 Elijah had ch. 142 Daniel, 143 Moses and 144 Nathan. 142 Daniel had ch. 145 Gabriel, [who had s Noah] and 146 Moses. 17 Nathaniel m Anna d of Josiah Stansbrough, Dec 15 1697, and had ch. 147 Elishal b Sept 3 1699, 148 Recompense b Aug 19 1700, 149 Ezekiel b Nov 12 1703, 150 Ananias b Jan 10 1706, 151 Anna b July 29 1707, 152 Eunice b March 31 1709, 153 Deborah b Oct 7 1710, 154 Nathaniel b Dec 15 1713, 155 Phebe b May 31 1714, and 156 Moses b July 12 1716.


One of these children [it is not known which] of 17 Nathaniel, was the father of 157 Joshua and 158 James. 157 Joshua had ch. 159 Ananias, and 160 Joshua, [who had ch. Schuyler B. and Aje.] 159 Ananias had ch. 161 Uriah, (who had ch. Eliza- beth, William and Edwin) 162 Eli P., (who had s Edwin P.) and 163 Mary w of Daniel Fordham. 158 James had s 164 Nathaniel, who had s Albert, of Cob.


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3 Isaac d about 1703, had w Mary and ch. 165 Isaac b 1665 d 1752, 166 Joseph, 167 Joshua b 1675, 168 Thomas, 169 Samuel, 170 Mary w of - Post, and 171 Elizabeth w of - Howell.


165 Isaac had w Phebe and ch. 172 Joseph, 173 Jonah, 174 John, [who had son Dr. Isaac] 175 Phebe, 176 Mary, 177 Job b 1714 d 1750. 168 Thomas of B. Hampton d about 1764, had s 178 Ethan, who had ch. 179 Ethan b 1755 d 1827, 180 Abraham and 181 Thomas. 179 Ethan had w Jane and ch. 182 Ethan, [who had s Thomas] 183 Jas- per, [who had s Abraham] 184 David, [who had s James] 185 James, [who had ch. Stephen, Jeremiah and Oliver] and 186 Luther.


4 Daniel had ch. 187 Daniel b 1670 d 1734, and 188 Richard.


187 Daniel had w Amy and ch. 189 Daniel b 1697 March 21. 190 Henry b. Feb 28 1700, 191 Amy b Aug 17 1702, 192 Elias b May 16 1707, 193 Jesse b Aug 5 1710, 194 Silas b Jan 17 1718. 189 Daniel had ch. 195 Daniel b 1732, and 196 Ichabod b 1734. 195 Daniel had s 197 Daniel, who had s 198 Daniel, who had w Louisa and ch. Mary w of Elbert Rose, Emma J. w Rev. Samuel Huntting, Daniel, William and Josephine. 190 Henry had ch. 199 Jesse, 200 Fithian and 201 Henry. 199 Jesse had ch. 202 Jesse, [who had ch. Lemuel, Da- vid and Abigail] and 203 Charles, who had ch. 204 Henry, 205 Jesse and 206 Edward, [who has d Maria L.] 204 Henry has ch. Amanda, Charles H., Willman, Jesse and Mary. 194 Silas b 1718, had s Dr. Silas who removed to Lodi N. Y., and had sons Nicol and Jehiel.


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ADDITIONAL NOTES.


39 Sylvanus moved to Orange Co. N. Y. 67 Dr. Stephen, and his son 81 Dr. Stephen, both practiced medicine in Bridge Hampton. James M. gr. son of 81 Dr. Stephen, m Mary d of Levi D. Wright M. D., [who settled in B. Hampton, from Middle Had- dam, Ct.] and has ch. Phebe E. b 1857, Levi b 1860, and Hugh b 1864. Charles A., also a Phy- sician, died while acting as Assistant Surgeon in the U. S. Service, during the late Rebellion. Ed. Sid- ney also died in the same service.


31 Philip was b 1760. He was in the army of the revolution where he heard the Declaration of Independence announced, and was a member of the last company which evacuated N. Y. City in the memorable retreat of the Am. Army, was after- wards discharged at White Plains, returned home ; but hearing that a company of British Dragoons were in the vicinity of his father's house, he, with some comrades, struck across the Island to Oyster Pond Pt., and took a boat across the sound in the night, entered the Connecticut River and found his way to Windsor, where he m Esther d. of Elisha Moore. He died in Windsor in 1846. He had s Henry b July 8 1784. These particulars concern- ing Philip are derived from Hist. of Windsor by Dr. Henry R. Stiles.


HAND FAMILY.


John Hand was one of the early settlers of South- ampton, his name being on the list of 1644. He re- moved with his son Stephen, to East Hampton, 31


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about the time of the settlement of that place in 1649. It is probable that he had also two other sons, Shamger and Benjamin. One Shamger who had s Shamger b March 27 1671, in 1699 living in Cape May Co. N. J., speaks of s Josiah of B. Hampton. Benjamin m Elizabeth Whittier Feb 27 1669, and had ch. Elizabeth b Jan 27 1672, Sarah b Sept 22 1673, Abraham b Oct 2 1675, Benjamin b July 22 1677, Richard b March 2 1679, Mary b March 24 1680, Rachel b Jan. 23 1682, and Peter b Nov 1 1683. Now comes a missing link of one generation, which the family can doubtless restore from papers inaccessible to the writer. One of the ch. of the older Benjamin above, is doubtless the grand father of three brothers, Abraham, Silas and Nathaniel. Of these three brothers, Abraham had ch. Abraham, (who had s Ovid, of Ovid N. Y.) and Eleazer, who had ch. Catherine and George, (who has ch. George and John of E. Hampton.)


Nathaniel above had ch. Nathaniel, (who had ch. Marcus and Thomas) and Mulford who had s Charles, of Amagansett, who had ch. George, Nathaniel, Charles, and daughters.


David Hand, of the same generation as the three brothers, Abraham, Silas and Nathaniel, had ch. David, (who had s Forrest) Josiah and Gideon, (who had s Theron.)


John, Richard and Charles, of B. H., were sons of Hervey, who, with his brother Bartlett was son of Elias who was b 1770 and d 1842.


HARRIS FAMILY.


1 George Harris, the first of this family, is first


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mentioned in the list of 1657. He lived very early in North Sea, where some of his descendants have ever since resided. He had ch. 2 George, 3 Henry and 4 Eunice. 3 Henry had ch. 5 John b 1727 d 1791, 6 Lydia, 7 Benjamin, 8 Sarah, 9 Henry, 10 George, 11 Daniel and 12 Mary. 5 John had s 13 Stephen b 1759 d 1813, who had w Jane and ch. 14 Apollos b 1788 d 1837, 15 Eleanor w of Charles Parsons, and 16 Luther who removed to Goshen N. Y. 14 Apollos had w Minerva and s Stephen, who m Harriet Brown and had ch. Arthur, Charles, Jane, William, Ellen and Everett. 9 Henry had s 17 Henry, who had ch. 18 Henry b 1764 d 1851, and 19 Elias (who had s William H.) 18 Henry had w Phile and ch. 20 Hervey, (who had d Mary) and 21 Joseph R. who has w Harriet White and d Eloise w of James Post of N. Y. 11 Daniel had ch. 22 Daniel and 23 Thomas, (who removed to Sag Harbor). 22 Daniel had ch. 24 Albert, (who had ch. Benjamin, Edward and George) and 25 George.


HAYNES FAMILY.


Benjamin Haynes or Haines, as it is generally written in the old Records, and still is by other branches of the family, first appears on record in 1657, as a resident of North Sea. His will is found on record, dated in 1687. With exception of the descendants of 11 Stephen, all or nearly all the branches are resident of Bridge Hampton. 1 Ben- jamin d 1687 had w Johana, and ch. 2 Benjamin, 3 Hannah, 4 James b 1673 d 1732, and 5 Samuel. 2 Benjamin d 1714, and had w Lydia and ch. Ben-


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jamin, John, David, Joseph, Nathan, Hannah, Phebe, Lydia and Susana.


4 James had Ist w Sarah and 2nd w Temperance, and ch. 6 Deac. James b 1702 d 1779, 7 Sarah, 8 Edith, 9 Phebe, 10 Daniel and 11 Stephen b 1704. 6 Deac. James had w Martha and ch. 12 David, 13 Sarah, 14 James, (who had s Jared of New Jersey) 15 Daniel of Ct., 16 Elizabeth and 17 Samuel. 12 David had ch. 18 Deac. Jeremiah, (who has sons William and Jeremiah) 19 David, 20 Stephen, who removed, and 21 Austin of Southold. 19 David had s 22 Stephen, who has sons Samuel and Lucius. 15 Daniel had s Lemuel of B. Hampton b 1767 d 1856, who had sons Howell and William of N. J.


17 Samuel b 1794, had w Sarah and s 23 Job, who had ch. 24 James L. and 25 William: 24 James L. had ch. George and Theodore. 11 Stephen removed to Newark N. J., had w Esther and ch. 26 Stephen b 1733, 27 Phebe b 1741, and 28 Mary b 1747. 26 Stephen had w Joana and ch. 29 Job b 1756, 30 Stephen b 1760, 31 Joana, 32 Elias b 1766, and 33 Daniel b 1773. 29 Job had w Mar- garet and ch. Margaret, Mary, Gen. Ezekiel of Ohio, and Col. Elias of Ohio also. 32 Elias had w Sarah and 5 Daniel of Hamburg N. J., [Judge and Ex- Governor of N. J.] who had ch. Rev. Alanson, Capt. Thomas, Sarah and Henrietta.


5 Samuel d 1732, had ch. Silas, John, Isaiah, Mary, Ruth and Samuel.


HEDGES FAMILY.


On the list of 1644 appears the name of a Hedges -but the name is now indistinct-it resembles


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"Wm." or may be "Tristram," the latter of which is once found on record very early. But the name probably is William, since he is the only Hedges of that period of whom we know anything. He was one of the first settlers of East Hampton in 1649, and was made freeman at Boston May 14, 1634. The most of the following record was obtained from Hon. H. P. Hedges of B. Hampton, and Dr. John C. Hedges of E. Hamp- ton. 1 William d 1674, had ch. 2 Stephen b 1634 d 1734 and 3 Isaac. 2 Stephen had children 5 Wil- liam b 1679 d 1768, 4 Daniel b 1677 d 1734, and 6 John b - d about 1737. 4 Daniel had ch. 7 Dan- iel b 1709 d 1760 and 8 Col. Jonathan b 1725 d 1804. 7 Daniel had ch. 9 Deac. David b 1744 d 1817, 10 Stephen and 11 Daniel. 9 Deac. David had w Phebe and. ch. 12 Zephaniah b 1768 d 1847,' 13 David, 14 Jesse and 15 Wilkes. 12


Zephaniah had ch. 16 Hon. Henry P. [who has ch. Samuel O., Edwin and William] 17 Jeremiah [who has ch. John and Marcus] 18 T. Sanford, [who has s Henry R.] and 19 Edwin, [who has ch. Hervey T. and Maria. 13 David had ch. 20 Col. Hervey (who has ch. Henry T. and Mary) and 21 David (who has ch. Cassander and Dr. David A. 14 Jesse had ch. 22 Albert of Sag Harbor (who has s George) and 23 Charles of Sag Harbor, (who has s Charles.) 15 Wilkes had ch. 24 Capt. William of E. Hampton, (who had ch. James and William) 25 John Wilkes, (who has son John W.) and 26 Huntting. 10 Ste- phen had ch. 27 Jared(who had ch. Robert, John, Jared and Charles) and 28 Stephen b 1765 d1826, who had s Levi. 11 Daniel had ch. Daniel, Nathaniel of Hartford


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Ct., Caleb and Abraham. 5 William had ch. 29 Stephen b 1724 d 1804, 30 William, 31 Ezekiel, [who moved to Patchogue] and 32 Jeremiah, [who had s David.] 29 Stephen had s 33 Capt. David b 1762 d 1846, who had s 34 Deac. Stephen. 34 Stephen had ch. 35 William, 36 Stephen L., [who has ch. Fanny G., Lawrence and William] 37 George and 38 Nathan.


30 William had ch. 39 William b 1737 d 1815, and 40 Thomas. 39 William had ch. 41 William of Lansingburg N. Y., 42 Col. David [who had s Dr. John C.,] and 43 John.


6 John had ch. 44 John b 1700 d 1786, 45 Lem- uel of N. Jersey, and 46 Stephen b 1703 d 1760. 44 John had ch. 47 Daniel, 48 Mary Isaacs and 49 Ruth Howell. 47 Daniel had ch. 50 Stephen, [who moved away] 51 John who had s John D. and 52 Josiah.


45 Lemuel had ch. 53 Lemuel, [who had ch. James, Timothy, Elias and Samuel] and 54 Jon- athan, who had s Joseph O.


46 Stephen had ch. 55 Timothy, 56 Matthew, 57 Elias and 58 Nathaniel. 55 Timothy had s 59 Jeremiah, who had s Capt. Jeremiah of Sag Har- bor. 56 Matthew had ch. Stephen, [who moved to N. Y.] Paul, [who moved to Ohio] Matthew, [who moved west] Timothy, [who had d Catherine of E. H.] Samuel, [who moved to Washington Co. N. Y.] and Esther.


3 Isaac had ch. 60 Isaac, and 61 Samuel, who had s 62 Samuel. 62 Samuel had ch. 63 Jonathan b 1763, and 64 Benjamin. 63 Jonathan had ch. 65


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Jonathan b 1730, [who had ch. Jonathan and Phineas, both physicians, of Newburg N. Y.] and 66 Reuben, [who had ch. Dr. George, Robert, Hetty, Hannah and Mary.] 64 Benjamin had s 67 Philip, who had s Benjamin of Amagansett.


In 1711 Isaac had a s Gideon baptized.


9 Deac. David Hedges was for many years mem- ber of the New York Legislature, and one of the members of a convention to ratify the constitution of the U. S. He was a man of more than ordinary intellectual power.


HERRICK FAMILY.


James Herrick came here between 1653 and 1657. The genealogy of this family is given in a Register already in print and need not be repeated, except such portions as refer to the Southampton family.


Their coat of arms is: Argent a fesse verre or and gules, crest-on a wreath of their colors a Bull's head argent issuing out of a laurel garland, muzzle, ears and horns tipped sable. Motto-virtus omnia nobilitat.


1 James d 1687, had ch. 2 William b 1654 d 1708, 3 James and 4 Thomas. 2 William had ch. 5 Stephen, 6 James, and 7 Nathan b 1700 d 1784. 5 Stephen had s 8 George, who had s 9 William, who had ch. 10 William P. and 11 Austin. 10 William P. had w Esther and ch. William, Abigail and Cephas. 11 Austin had w Mary and ch. Rev. Samuel E. and Mary A. 6 James had s 12 Micaiah, who had ch. 13 Micaiah and 14 Edward. 13 Micaiah had w Nancy Rose and ch. 15 James, 16 George,


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[who has s James] Elizabeth, Mary, w of Isaac P. Foster, and Cornelia w of Wm. Huntting. 7 Na- than had s 17 Henry b 1737, who had s 18 Clau- dius of New Haven. 18 Claudius had ch. 19 Dr. John P. of Southampton, 20 Edward C. of New Haven, and Rev. Henry, who has ch. Charles and others. 19 Dr. John P. m Esther Foster and had ch. Louisa P., Dr. John C. and Henry.


HILDRETH FAMILY.


1 Thomas Hildreth is first mentioned in Oct. 1643, and might have come a little earlier. In a deed of settlement between Hannah his wid. in 1657, and his oldest s Joseph, several young children are alluded to, but their names are not given. Dr. Shadrach was a surgeon in the American army of the Revolution, and died in the service.


1 Thomas had ch. 2 Joseph, 3 Hannah, 4 James, and probably 5 Peter. 2 Joseph had ch. 6 Joseph b July 27 1679, 7 Nathan b March 17 1684-5 d 1777, 8 Benjamin b Sept 22 1681, 9 Ephraim b 1695 d 1777, 10 Daniel, 11 Jonathan and 12 Isaac. 7 Nathan had ch. 13 John, 14 Daniel, 15 Mannas- seh, 16 Joseph and 17 Benjamin. 16 Joseph had s 18 Daniel, who had ch. 19 Daniel, 20 Shadrach, 21 Joseph, 22 Samuel, 23 Nathan and 24 Philip. 19


Daniel had ch. 25 Shadrach, (who had ch. Nathan and Charles) and 26 Daniel. 21 Joseph had ch. 27 Joseph, (who had ch. Lewis, Albert and Elmira) 28 John and 29 Daniel.


12 Isaac had s 30 John, who had ch. 31 Isaac, 32 Luther, 33 John and 34 Septimus. 31 Isaac had


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ch. 35 Matthew, (who has ch. Samuel, Abraham, Egbert and Caroline w of Henry E. Huntting) 36 Shadrach, 37 Luther, 38 Isaac, 39 John and 40 Lester, (who has s Isaac.) 32 Luther had s. 41 Samuel, of Sag Harbor, (who has s Samuel and others. 33 John had ch. 42 Nathan, (who has ch. Albert and John) 43 Henry and 44 Albert.


4 James had s 45 James, who d about 1720, had w Deborah and ch. 46 Noah, 47 Deborah, 48 Hannah, 49 Sarah, 50 David and 51 Joshua. 51 Joshua had w Ann and ch. 52 James, 53 Daniel and 54 Ann. 52 James died 1778 had w Phebe and ch. 55 Noah, 56 David, 57 James, 58 Joshua, (who had s Patrick G. of N. Y.) and 59 Levi. 59 Levi had ch. Lawrence and James, M. D., (who had ch. Eliza, James and Laura.) 5 Peter had s 60 Peter who had ch. 61 Peter and 62 David. 61 Peter had s 63 Jonathan, who had ch. 64 J. Halsey, and 65 Alfred, [who had ch. Charles, George and Wallace).


HOWELL FAMILY.


Edward Howell, the first of this name, was made freeman at Boston, March 14, 1639. He was one of the eight original undertakers, and came here in 1640. The numerous families who have descended from him, like many others indeed, are scattered through almost every state in the Union. In 1638, 500 acres of land were allotted to him in Lynn. It is almost incredible, but there is in this and almost every family on the east end of Long Island, a tra- dition that in early times three brothers "came over," one of whom invariably settled on Long Is-


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land, one as invariably in New Jersey, and the other " somewhere else." And this, without the least his- torical evidence to support it is told to the enquirer, ad nauseum ; except in one instance, where the tra- dition is varied to relate that seven brothers came over, each seven feet high, which is full as probable. The arms of this family are : Gules, triple-towered, Argent. Crest used by some branches. Out of a ducal crown or, a rose argent stalked and leaved vert between two wings, endorsed of the last. Motto : Tenax propositi.


1 Edward b about 1600 d 1655, had w Eleanor and ch. 2 Major John b 1625 d 1696, 3 Edward, 4 Richard, 5 Arthur and 6 Edmund. 2 John had w Susana and ch. 7 John b Nov 28 1648 d 1692, 8 Edward b March 22 1649-50, 9 Col. Matthew b Nov. 8 1651, 10 Capt. Abraham b Jan 22 1653, 11 Ephraim b Jan 1 1655, 12 Susana b July 15 1658, 13 Hannah b Oct 28 1660, 14 Dr. Theophilus b Dec 18 1662, 15 Nathaniel b Aug 29 1664, 16 Prudence b Dec 27 1666, and 17 Abigail b July 5 1670. 7 John had w Martha and ch. 18 Mehetabel b March 12 1674, 19 John b July 11 1676, 20 Phebe b April 17 1678, 21 Susana b Nov 20 1680, 22 Stephen b May 10 1683, 23 Henry b March 18 1684-5, (who removed to Boston,) 24 Elizabeth b Feb 4 1686-7, and 25 Sybil b Ang 9 1691.


19 John d 1747, had w Joana and ch. 26 John b 1711 d 1791, and 27 Ebenezer. 26 John had w Desire and ch. 28 John b April 20 1743, 29 Henry b Jan. 22 1745, 30 Stephen b Nov 23 1746, 31 James and 32 Nathan. 28 John m Mehetabel Jessup and


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had ch. 33 John b about 1765 d 1834, 34 Meheta- bel, 35 Lucretia, 36 Matilda White, 37 Dolly, 38 Betsey, 39 Prudence, 40 Loisa and 41 Charles. 33 -John m Mary Saltmarsh and had ch. John, Horace, Orson, Frederic, (who has son William F.) Philo, Dr. Thomas and William.


8 Edward had s 42 Edward of B. Hampton b 1684 d 1772, who had w Abigail and ch. 43 Han- nah b 1714, 44 Mehetabel b 1716, 45 Abigail b 1718, 46 Sarah b 1720, 47 Deborah b 1723, 48 Dan- iel and 49 Ezekiel b 1725, 50 Gideon b 1728, 51 Jemima b 1732, (wife of - Gardiner) and 52 Mar- tha b 1733. 48 Daniel had ch. 53 Edward b 1756 d 1834, 54 Simon, [who had s Daniel of Sag Har- bor] and 55 Price. 53 Edward had s Daniel of Hadlyme Ct., who had ch. George and Joseph E. 49 Ezekiel d 1802, had son 56 Stephen of B. Hamp- ton, who had s Hervey, who has s Edward.


9 Col Matthew d 1706, m Mary Halsey Nov 8 1677 and had ch. 57 Eunice b Aug 18 1678, 58 Na- than b Dec 24 1681, 59 Israel b April 17 1686, 60 Ezekiel b Jan 21 1689 and 61 Jerusha. 59 Israel m Mary Rogers Nov 22 1711 and had ch. 62 Matthew b Aug 23 1712, 63 Eunice b Dec. 11 1713, and 64 Israel b March 14 1716.


10 Capt. Abraham d 1712 m 1st w Abigail White Oct. 19 1682, and 2d w Ann James Oct 2 1690, and had ch. 65 Abraham b July 30 1683 d 1750, 66 Charles b March 19 1686, 67 Philip b Sept 25 1691, and 68 Ebenezer b June 12 1693. 65 Abraham had w Mary and ch. David and Charles.




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