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1 Jean was naturalized in N. Y. Sep 22 1687, and d 1700 and w Magdalena in 1702 without ch. 2 John d in 1702 or 3 without ch. and he and his bro. Elias were naturalized July 10 1696. All of this family were members of the French Church in New York, and in their wills left legacies for the support of the poor of the congregation. In the troubles of the church in 1724, among the adherents of Rev. Lewis Row, as against the party for Rev. Mr. Mouliner, were Elie, Elias Jr., Paul, and Francis Pelletreau. Doc. Hist. N. Y.
Francis Zelletreau 1732
[Autograph of Francis Pelletreau.] 3 Elias d 1730 and had ch. 4 Elias, 5 Francis, 6 Paul, 7 John, and 8 Benjamin. 4 Elias had 38
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8 9 Elias who had ch. 10 Elias, 11 Mary, 12 Samuel and 13 John. ! 10 Elias had ch. 14 Rachel, 15 George, 16 Mary, 17 John, 18 Elias, 19 Elizabeth and 20 Jane. 18 Elias had ch. 21 Charles, 22 Joana, 23 Catherine, 24 Joseph, 25 Eliza, 26 William, 27 Ann, 28 Mary, 29 Eleanor, 30 Amanda, 31 John E., 32 Cornelius D., (who had ch. Nellie and Joseph) and 33 Edward, (who has ch. Edward, Florence and Ida.) 21 Charles had ch. 34 Sarah A., 35 Evelyn, 36 Helen, 37 Charles H. (who has ch. Frances and Charles H.) 38 Kate R., 39 John E. and 40 Stephen. 31 John E. had ch. 41 Isabel, 42 William, (who has ch. William and Lizzie) 43 John, (who has s John) 44 Mary, 45 Ella, 46 Charles, 47 Frank, 48 Harry and 49 Clara. 13 John had ch. Susan, Jenny and John. 5 Francis came to Southampton in 1720, and purchased the homestead of Samuel Woodruff, which was then in occupation of Stephen Boyer, mentioned in another place. 5 Francis d in London Sept 27 1737, and had ch. 50 Hannah, 51 Capt. Elias b 1726 d 1810, and 52 Mary. 51 Capt. Elias had w Sarah and ch. 53 Francis, 54 John b 1755 d 1822, 55 Hugh, 56 Jane and 57 Elias. 54 John had w Mary and ch. 58 William S., 59 Nathaniel, 60 Charles, 61 Edwin, and 62 John. 58 William S. had ch. 63 Jane, 64 Albert, 65 Alexander, (who has Josephine and Wil- liam A.) 66 Mary G., 67 Fanny, 68 William S., 69 Hugh, 70 Gilbert, (who had d Frances M.) and 71 Helen. 59 Nathaniel had ch. Walter, Mary and Maria. 57 Elias had w Hannah and ch. 72 Francis, (who has ch. Henry and Cornelia) 73 Elias and 74
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Maltby. 73 Elias had s Jesse W. of Moriches, who has ch. Mary, Jessie and Legrand. 74 Maltby had ch. 75 Elias H., 76 Maltby and 77 William, who had s William. 51 Capt. Elias Pelletreau in his last sickness fell into a trance. He lay many hours insensible and apparently dead. He was aroused at last by the efforts of his friends, and looking up, he said, "Why do you bring back the dead to the liv- ing ? I have heard and seen things unutterable !" Saying this he fell again into a repose, and died soon after. Those around him were dumb with astonish- ment. His minister, Rev. Mr. Bogart, always re- gretted he had not then been called in.
PIERSON FAMILY.
Henry Pierson, the ancestor of the families of this name, now living in the town, came during the first or second year of the settlement. It is not known what, if any, relationship existed between him and Rev. Abraham Pierson, of whom an account has been given in the seventh chapter. His descendants are numerous, though but one family of this name resides in the village of Southampton at the present time. Like all or nearly all of the first settlers, Mr. Henry Pierson was a Christian. In his own handwriting [and he was a fine penman and town clerk for many years, ] on the town Records, penned doubtless in a devout frame of mind, is found the following :
" Jehovah I upon thee call ! O make thou haste to me, And hearken thou unto my voyce, When I do crye to thee."
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1 Henry d 1680, had w Mary and ch. 2 Joseph, 3 Henry b 1652 d 1701, 4 Benjamin, (who removed to Elizabeth, N. Jersey.) 5 Theodore and 6 Sarah b Jan 20 1660. 2 Joseph Nov. 17 1675 m Amy Barnes, and had ch. 7 Amy b Oct 28 1676, 8 Henry b April 17, 1678, 9 Mary b June 12, 1680, 10 Jo- seph b Aug 6 1682, 11 Ephraim b Jan 20 1687, and 12 Samuel b Feb 24 1690. 8 Henry m Abigail Lud- lam June 11 1702, and had ch. 13 Henry b Feb 1 1704, 14 William b April 1 1706, 15 Azel b Sept 13 1708, 16 John b Dec. 20 1710, 17 Eli b Dec 30 1712, 18 Abigail b Feb 28 1714, 19 Amy b Oct 11 1716, and 20 Samuel b March 15 1721. 20 Samuel had ch. 21 Timothy and 22 Samuel. 21 Timothy had ch. 23 James, 24 Charles, 25 Eli, 26 Timothy and 27 William. 23 James had ch. 28 William, 29 James, [who had ch. Edward and Alice] 30 Henry, 31 Philetus, [who has ch. James H., Harriet w of Jetur R. Rogers and Mary] and 32 Milicent Wick. 10 Joseph had ch. 33 Joseph b Feb 3 1707, 34 Sarah b Feb 13 1709, 35 Phebe b July 2 1711, 36 Benjamin b Feb 5 1714, 37 Daniel b June 30 1716, and 38 Hannah b March 6 1719. 3 Henry had w Susana and ch. 39 John b 1685 d 1705, 40 David b 1688, 41 Theophilus b 1690 d 1742, 42 Abraham b 1693 and 43 Josiah b 1695 d 1776. 40 David had s 44 Lemuel b 1717, who had w Martha and ch. 45 Lemuel b 1744 d 1821, 46 David b 1751 d 1829, and 47 Isaac b 1758, who had ch. Elisha b 1781, Eleazer b 1785, and Maltby b 1795. 45 Lemuel had ch. Henry and Franklin, 46 David had w Susana and s 48 Jesse b 1780 d 1840, who had w
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Elizabeth and ch. David b 1801, George, Robert and James. 41 Theophilus had ch. 49 Henry, 50 -Nathan b 1723 d 1810 and 51 Stephen b 1729. 49 Henry d 1783, had ch. 52 Shadrach, [who had ch. Henry, Moses, James, Joseph and Rufus] and 53 James b 1750 who had s Sylvanus. 50 Nathan had w Abigail and ch. 54 Nathan, 55 Zechariah, [who had s James] and 56 Jeremiah. 51 Stephen had ch. 57 Theophilus b 1743, and 58 Elias. 57 Theophilus had ch. 59 Elias, 60 Charles, [who had s Henry] 61 Jeremiah, 62 Paul, [who had ch. James F. and Charles F.] 63 Harvey and 64 Solon. 42 Abraham had w Prudence and ch. 65 Matthew b 1744, [who had ch. Hiram and Silas] 66 Silas, 67 William and 68 Zebulon. 68 Zebulon had ch. 69 John, 70 Abraham, [who had ch. Huntting, Isaac, and Eliphalet] and 71 D. William, [who had ch. Nathan, John and Stephen.] 43 Josiah had w Martha and ch. 72 Silas, 73 Matthew b 1725 d 1798, 74 Sylvanus, 75 Paul, 76 Timothy b 1731, 77 Jo- siah, 78 Joseph, 79 Benjamin and 80 John. 73 Matthew had w Phebe and s Henry, who had ch. Josiah and Joseph.
5 Theodore had ch. 81 Job b 1697 d 1788 and 82 John. 81 Job had w Hannah and ch. 83 Lemuel b 1723 and 84 David. 83 Lemuel had ch. 85 Samuel b 1753, and 86 William b 1762, (who had ch. Ter- rill, Alfred b 1793, T. Jefferson and Hiram.) 85 Samuel had ch. Dayton and Job. 82 John had ch. 87 Daniel, 88. Stephen and 89 Jedediah. 87 Daniel had ch. 90 Job b 1758, [who had ch. James, Halsey, and Alanson) and John b 1772 d 1853, [who had w 39
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Hannah and ch. Nathaniel, John, and Daniel H.] 88 Stephen had ch. James and John. 89 Jedediah had ch. 91 Caleb b 1764 d 1834, 92 Daniel, 93 Gor- don, (who has ch. Elihu and Theodore) and 94 Peleg.
POST FAMILY.
Richard Post appears first in this town in May 1643, when he receives a home lot from the pro- prietors. In the latter part of his life he appears to have given his home to his son Joseph, and he lived with a daughter and son-in-law until his death in 1689. 1 Richard had w Dorothy and ch. 2 John, 3 Thomas and 4 Joseph b 1649 d 1721. 2 John had ch. 5 Capt John b 1674 d 1741, 6 Jeremiah and 7 Richard. 5 Capt. John had ch. 8 John, 9 Joseph b 1704 d 1780, and 10 Isaac b 1712 d 1785. 8 John had ch. 11 John, 12 James and 13 Abraham. 12 James had w Mary and ch. 14 William, 15 James and 16 Caleb. 15 James m Hannah d of Obadiah Rogers and had ch. 17 William R., (who had ch. James H. and Edward R.) 18 Mary, 19 Jane, w of Rev. Hugh N. Wilson D. D., 20 Julia A., 21 Edwin, (who has ch. Harriet R., Henry and William) 22 Phebe and 23 Henry. 13 Abraham had ch. 24 Oliver and 25 Abraham. 24 Oliver had ch. 26 George O. of Quogue, and 27 Josiah H., (who had s George E.) 25 Abraham had s John of Quogue. 9 Joseph had w Bethia and ch. 28 Stephen, 29 Joseph, 30 Jeremiah, 31 Nathan b 1748 d 1803, and 32 Henry H. 28 Stephen had ch. 33 George, 34 Keziah, 35 Howell, 36 Abital, and 37 Stephen. 33 George had ch. William H. of California, Hunt-
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ting J., of Palmyra N. Y., George, Nathan, Albert J., Sarah E., Charles, Mary H., Frederic, Peter and George. 37 Stephen who must have been the oldest ch. of 28 Stephen, had s William, who has ch. Ann E., Harriet, Mary and others. 30 Jeremiah had w Mehetabel, and s Samuel b 1766 d 1846, who had w Cynthia and d Elizabeth w of Albert Reeve.
31 Nathan had w Mehetabel and s Lodowick, who had s Robert b 1806 d 1849, who had s Nathan of B. Hampton.
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 for 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 men- tioned, remained and settled in Southampton. By their own testimony they met the kindest of friends in the people of Montauk and Amagansett, who re- lieved all their necessities, 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.
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RAYNOR FAMILY.
According to Savage Thurston Raynor came from Ipswich, Co. of Suffolk, 1634, with w Elizabeth aged 36, and he 40, and ch. Thurston 13, Joseph 11, Elizabeth 9, Sarah 7, and Lydia 1. Went to Watertown, Mass., thence to Wethersfield Ct. in 1638, thence to Stamford in 1641, and if he is the Thurston of Southampton, from Stamford to New Haven, since the first settler of Southampton, ap- pears to have come from the latter city. He died about 1667, leaving w Martha, and besides the chil- dren above, a d Deborah. The Town records seems to confirm this statement of Savage, and the ge- nealogy on this theory is as follows : 1 Thurston had Ist w Elizabeth and 2d w Martha and d 1667, leaving ch. 2 Thurston b 1621, 3 Joseph b 1623 d about 1682, 4 Elizabeth b 1625, 5 Sarah b 1627, 6 Lydia b 1633, and 7 Deborah. 2 Thurston had w Martha and s 8 Jonathan b about 1650, who m Sarah Pierson June 2 1680, and had s 9 Jonathan b March 4 1681 d 1741, who m Irene Herrick July 27 1704, and had ch. 10 Jonathan and 11 David b Jan 18 1705-6, 12 Adonijah b Aug 24 1708, 13 Elihu b Nov 18. 1710, 14 Sarah b March 18 1713, 15 Nathan b Feb 14 1717, 16 William b Oct 1 1719, and 17 Henry b June 9 1722. 12 Adonijah had s 18 Adonijah, who had ch. 19 Oliver, 20 Catherine w of Mr. Wade, 21 George, 22 Sylvanus, 23 Abigail, 24 Rebecca, 25 William and 26 Charles. 3 Joseph had ch. 27 Thurston, (who had w Sarah and d. Mary) 28 John, 29 Isaac, 30 Elizabeth and 31 Josiah.
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REEVES FAMILY.
Thomas and James Reeves, brothers, came to America in 1660. They settled in Southold where James remained, but Thomas soon after 1667, re- moved to Southampton and settled. The descend- ants of James in Southold, write the name Reeve.
1 Thomas d 1685 had w Rebecca and ch. 2 John b July 15 1673, 3 Rebecca b March 1 1676, 4 Thomas b Oct 3 1679, 5 Hannah b Feb 9 1681, and 6 Abi- gail b Sept 22 1684. 2 John had w Rachel and s 7 Stephen, who had ch. 8 John and 9 David b 1741. 8 John had ch. 10 John, 11 Edward, 12 Abraham, 13 Jesse and 14 Thomas, (who had s James.) 11 Edward had w Lucretia and ch. 15 Henry, (who has ch. Edward C. and Albert C.) 16 Lemuel, who has ch. Henry A. and others), 17 Albert, (who has ch. Samuel P. and Elizabeth) 18 Augustus, and 19 Harriet w of James Howell. 9 David m Hannah, Dec 9 1768, and had ch. Charlotte b Feb 25 1770, Apollos b Sept 2 1771, and David b April 29 1779.
4 Thomas had s 20 David b 1725 who might have been the brother of 21 Bethuel who in 1758 appears in North Sea. 21 Bethuel must have been the son of either 2 John or 4 Thomas, and had ch. 22 Joel b 1755 d 1831, 23 Daniel and 24 Jeremiah. 22 Joel had w Anna and ch. 25 Bethuel, 26 Rumsey, 27 Wines, 28 Jeremiah, (who had ch. Jetur, Barna- bas, Jeremiah, Frances, Bethuel, Josephine, Char- lotte and Charles) and 29 Jetur.
ROGERS FAMILY.
1 William Rogers or Rodgers as the name is some- times written on the Town Records, is mentioned as 40
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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 inhab- itant of Southampton, and after this disappears al- together. 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 Hunttington 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 Hunttington 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 as "late of Hunttington L. I." John left no issue. These two brothers received a large inheritance from their father as ap- years from the Branford Records. 2 Obadiah d be- tween 1687 and 1690, had w Mary and ch. 8 Oba- diah b 1655 d 1729, 9 Mary, 10 Sarah Hakelton, 11 Elizabeth, 12 Patience, 13 Jonah and 14 Zechariah. 8 Obadiah had w Mary and s 15 Capt. Obadiah b 1699 d 1783, who had w Abigail and ch. 16 Stephen b May 6 1722, 17 Mehetabel b Jan. 30 1725, 18 James b Dec 12 1729, 19 Milicent b June 5 1732, 20 Ruth b Sept 8 1734, 21 Mary b Sept 27 1736,
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22 Phebe b Feb 1 1738, and 23 Zephaniah b June 25 1742. 16 Stephen m Phebe Feb 23 1744 and had ch. 24 Obadiah b Feb 10 1745, 25 Abigail b Sept 7 1746, 26 Gabriel b March 25 1748, 27 Cor- nelius b Nov 14 1750, 28 Silas b June 8 1752. 29 Hannah b Jan. 5 1754, 30 Mary b Oct 22 1755, 31 Henry b Sept 13 1757, 32 Matthew b Dec 10 1762, 33 Phebe b Aug 5 1764, 34 Stephen b Oct 25 1765, and 35 Mehetabel w of Capt. Oliver Howell b Dec 27 1768. (16 Stephen m 2d w Hannah wid. of Matthew Howell June 30 1761.) 24 Oba- diah had ch. Hannah w of James Post and Phebe w of Mr. Brown. 32 Matthew d 1844 m Ruth Sayre and had ch. Mary w of Charles Howell and Nancy w of Albert Foster.
18 James had s Jeremiah of Quogue. 23 Zeph- aniah d 1797 had w Elizabeth and s 36 Herrick who had ch. 37 Albert b 1807 d 1854, 38 Jetur and 39 Harriet w of Augustus B. Halsey. 37 Albert had w Cordelia and ch. Mary, Jetur and Edwin. 13 Jonah had s 40 Jonah, who had ch. 41 William and 42 Joshua. 42 Joshua had s 43 Jonah who had ch. Jonah and Chapman of Sag Harbor. 13 Jonah had also ch. 44 Joseph and 45 William, both of B. Hampton, and perhaps 46 David who belongs to same generation as the two latter. 44 Joseph d 1761 had ch. 47 John, 48 Hannah, 49 Elizabeth, 50 Sarah, 51 Joseph, (who went to Speonk) 52 Zachariah, (who had s Lewis of North Side) 53 Elias, 54 Ruth and 55 Nathaniel, who had ch. Abra- ham and Selah. 47 John had ch. 56 J. Topping b 1759 d 1816, and 57 Josiah. 56 J. Topping had w
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Sarah and ch. 58 John, 59 Nathaniel, and 60 Jere- miah b 1797 d 1859. 59 Nathaniel had ch. George, Dennison, Edmund and Dr. James, of Sag Harbor. 57 Josiah had ch. Euclid, of Sag Harbor and Charles. 45 William had ch. 61 Capt. William b 1744 d 1813, and 62 Judge Jonathan b 1746 d 1819. 61 William had w Mary and ch. 63 William b 1783 d 1840, and 64 Caleb b 1796 d 1842. 63 William had w Susana and ch. 65 Jones, (who had s Wil- liam) 66 Richard, [who had ch. Orlando and Edwin] and 67 Louisa w of Daniel Halsey. 62 Jonathan had w Mary and s 68 Benjamin b 1769 d 1842, who had w Abigail and ch. 69 B. Franklin, [who has ch. Melinor, Phebe and Agnes] and 70 Caleb, [who had ch. Benjamin and Charles.] 46 David had s 71 David, who had ch. 72 D. Hedges and 73 Peleg. 72 D. Hedges had ch. James, Josiah and David. 73 Peleg had s Horatio. 7 Noah had ch. 74 Mary b 1675, 75 John b 1677, 76 Josiah b 1679, 77 Heze- kiah, 78 Noah, 79 Elizabeth and 80 Anna.
76 Josiah had w Lydia and ch. 81 Lydia b 1714, 82 Jonathan b 1715, 83 Levi b 1716, 84 Thomas and 85 Josiah, (who had w Martha and s 86 Rev. Medad.) 86 Rev. Medad had w Rachel and ch. 87. Flora b 1790, 88 Louisa b 1792 and 89 Amzi b 1793, who had w Betsey and ch. David B. b 1815, Samuel B. b 1815, Theodore D. b 1822, Ann E b 1826, Emily L. b 1831, and Harriet b 1837. 78. Noah had s 90 Noah, who had s 91 Noah, who had. s 92 Noah, who had s 93 Noah, who had s 94 Noah of Cornwall, Ct.
Information concerning the descendants of. 7
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Noah has been furnished by Theodore D. Rogers, Esq., son of 89 Amzi, whose family resides in Conn.
ROSE FAMILY.
From Savage's Genealogical Dictionary, the fol- low account is taken : " Robert Rose of Wethers- field in 1639, came in the Francis from Ipswich, Co. of Suffolk, in 1634, aged 40, with w Margery 40, and ch. John 15, Robert 15, Elizabeth 13, Mary 11, Samuel 9, Sarah 7, Daniel 3 and Dorcas 2. He removed before 1648 to Stratford, where the list of freemen, 1669, bears his name, [unless it be his son Robert, which is more probable, for one Robert died at Branford, leaving good estate in 1664 or 5."]
This would seem to be the same Robert that we find in Southampton in 1644, but not later than 1648. A Robert Rose was among the first settlers of East Hampton, but did not remain long. Now we may suppose Robert, the father resided suc- cessively in Wethersfield 1639, Southampton 1644-8, East Hampton a few years, then Branford, where many of the Long Island people removed ; and that his son Robert lived and died at Stratford, and his son John and youngest son Thomas, resided in Southampton. My impression is that I have seen in the town Records a writing which mentions John and Thomas as the sons of Robert, but cannot now refer to it. Assuming this to be true, we have -- 1 Robert has w Margery, and ch. 2 John, and others as before. 2 John b 1634 d 1697, had ch. 3 John, 4 David, 5 James, 6 Hannah, 7 Thomas and 8 3 John had ch. 9 David and 10 James b
Martyn. 41
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about 1692. 9 David had s 11 David who had s 12 Capt. David b 1753 d 1836, who had 1st w Mary and 2d w Nancy and ch. 13 D. Rogers, 14 John b 1802 d 1854, 15 Austin and 16 Nancy w of Micaiah Herrick. 13 D. Rogers had ch. Jetur, Emma w of John Richard and D. Harold. 4 David d 1717, had ch. Hannah, David, Daniel and Obadiah,
8 Martyn had w Sarah ch. 17 Zaccheus b 1700 d 1742, 18 Stephen, [who removed to near Trenton, N. J.,] 19 Christopher, [who removed] 20 John, [who removed to Orange Co. N. Y.] and 21 Abraham. 17 Zaccheus had w Anna and ch. 22 Stephen b 1742 d 1806 and 23 Moses. 22 Stephen had w Chloe and ch. 24 Jeremiah, 25 Zaccheus, 26 Silas, of Ct. (who had Ch. Caleb F., George, Phebe, Emily and So- phronia) 27 Deac. Stephen and 28 Phebe w of Tim- othy Holmes of Ct. 27 Deac. Stephen b June 5 1780 m Ist w Phebe Haynes, (who was b May 5 1780 and d Aug 14 1817) Feb 10 1805. He m 2d w Maria Pierson, (who was b Nov 21 1788 and d April 2 1831) Nov 5 1818. He m 3d w Nancy Haynes, (who was b Aug 10 1794) March 21 1832. His ch. were 29 Stephen b June 17 1806, 30 David b July 25 1808, 31 Eliphalet b July 26 1810, 32 Chloe b March 20 1813, 33 Mehetabel b Aug 24 1815, 34 Phebe b Aug 7 1817, 35 Benjamin F. b Cct 10 1819. 36 Aaron W. b July 8 1821, 37 Henry Martyn b March 10 1823, 38 John H. b Aug 30 1824, 39 Mary C. b Sept 1 1826, 40 Maria E. b Nov. 18 1834, 41 Helen B. b June 28 1836. 31 Eliphalet has s Rev. William of Omeha City, Kansas. 37 Henry Martyn m Elizabeth d of Sul-
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livan Cook, and has ch. Anna, Lottie, Nettie, Frank and Stephen. 23 Moses had ch. 42 Jeremiah, 43 Simon, 44 Martyn, (who had s Lupton of Sebonac) and 45 Luther of Towd. 43 Simon had s Harvey, who has ch. Frederic and others. 21 Abraham had ch. 46 Abraham, 47 Dr. Samuel and 48 Rufus. 46 Abraham had s 49 Maltbey, who had ch. Elbert and Abraham. 47 Dr. Samuel had s 50 Judge Abra- ham T., who had ch. Samuel, Matilda, Adelaide, Caroline, Evelyn and Nettie. 48 Rufus had s 51 Col. Edwin, who had s Rufus. 27 Deac. Stephen now about 86 years of age, and possessing a remark- able memory, has been of invaluable assistance in preparing this part of my work.
SANDFORD FAMILY.
1 Thomas Sandford was a resident of Boston in 1674, but of Southampton, as by the Records in 1676. Some branches of the family have mutilated the name by dropping the Middle d. It would ap- pear that Thomas had besides 2 Ezekiel, another son Zachariah, from the fact that in 1736 a Zachariah is mentioned as having two sons Henry and Stephen there grown, who probably removed, since they soon after disappear from the. Records. 1 Thomas b 1631 had s 2 Ezekiel, who d 1716 and had w Han- nah and ch. 3 Ezekiel b 1681 d 1755, 4 Thomas b 1684 d 1761, 5 Abigail and 6 Zachariah. 3 Ezekiel had w Dorcas and ch. 7 Ezekiel, 8 Sarah Hedges, 9 Abigail Sayre, 10 Phebe Jessup and 11 David, (who had ch. Lewis and Zachariah.) 7 Ezekiel had ch. 12 James, (who had ch. James L., John and
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Benjamin) 13 Sylvanus b 1743 d 1778, [who had s Charles] 14 Hiram and 15 Isaac, [the rich farmer of Illinois]. 4 Thomas had ch. 16 Thomas, 17 Jonah, 18 John, [who had s Hezekiah] 19 Susana and 20 Silas who had ch. Silas, Zephaniah, Sarah and Han- nah. 6 Zachariah had ch. 21 Joel b 1727 d 1797, 22 Daniel b 1737 d 1807, and 23 Elias. 22 Daniel had w Phebe and ch. 24 Samuel b 1762, and 25 Jason b 1778 d 1859. 24 Samuel had w Phebe and ch. 26 Sarah b 1790, 27 Samuel b 1791 d 1866, [who had s Lewis b 1814] 28 Hervey b 1795, 29 Jason b 1798, [who removed to Palmyra, N. Y.] 30 Nathan b 1800, and 31 Eliza. 25 Jason had s D. Hedges. 23 Elias had s 32 Elias, who had s 33 Isaac, who has s James Lawrence.
SAYRE FAMILY.
Thomas Sayre the first of this name in South- ampton, was one of the eight original " Under- takers," and came here in 1640. He came from Bedfordshire, Eng., as appears from the examina- tion of his son Job, before the Dutch council before narrated. In 1638 he and his s Job have each 60 acres of land allotted to them in Lynn, Mass. The arms of this family are : Gules, a chevron ermine between three seagulls argent.
1 Thomas d 1670 b about 1594, had ch. 2 Francis, 3 Daniel, 4 Joseph and 5 Job. 2 Francis had w Sarah and ch. 6 John b Jan 14 1665 d 1724, 7 Thomas b 1667 d 1715, 8 Francis b June 17 1669, 9 Jonathan, 10 Ichabod and 11 Caleb. 6 John had ch. 12 John b March 17 1692, 13 Thomas b July
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1 1696, 14 Damaris b May 9 1698, 15 Elizabeth b March 23 1701, 16 Jonathan b Jan. 18 1705, 17 Sarah b Aug 11 1709, and 18 Hannah b Aug 22 1715. 12 Deac. John had w Hannah m April 18 1717, and had ch. 19 Prudence b April 12 1718, 20 Abigail b April 8 1720, 21 John b March 17 1722, 22 Luce b Aug 17 1723, 23 Eunice b Dec 11 1725, 24 Hannah w of Stephen Rogers b Oct 20 1727, 25 Sarah b Sept 3 1729, 26 Matthew b July 17 1731 d 1819, 27 Ann b June 1733, and 28 Stephen, Sheriff of London, b June 12 1736. 21 John had ch. 29 David, 30 Sylvanus, and 31 Abraham, (who had s Foster of. Franklinville.) 26 Matthew had ch. 32 Daniel b May 10 1765, of Cairo N. Y., 33 Francis b Sept 28 1766, 34 Eunice b March 30 1768, 35 John b June 13 1771, (removed) 36 Simon b July 8 1774, 37 Nathan b April 12, 1776, [who had $ John of Franklinville] and 38 Joel b Nov 2 1778. 32 Daniel had son 39 Matthew, (who has s Simon.) 33 Francis had s 40 Thomas, who had ch. Matthew, Adelaide, Lucilla, Julia and Edward F. 10 Ichabod had ch. 41 Ichabod, 42 Joshua and 43 Stephen. 41 Ichabod had ch. 44 Francis and 45 Ananias. 44 Francis had ch. 46 Francis and 47 James. 42 Joshua had ch. 48 Paul, 49 Rufus, (who had ch. William, Fanny w of Halsey Foster, and Susan w of James Sayre) 50 Enoch, 51 Silas, (who had s Rev. William N. of Pine Plains, N. Y.) 52 Thomas and 53 William. 48 Paul had s 54 Edward, (who has ch. Rev. Edward H. James, Henry and Rufus.) 52 Thomas had ch. James, Rufus, Rogers, Eliza- beth w of Geo. Howell, Harriet w of Edward Hunt- 42
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ting, and Abbie w of Jonathan Fithian. 3 Daniel had ch. 55 Capt. Daniel of B. Hampton b 1666 d 1748, (who had s John) 56 Samuel, 57 Joseph, 58 Ephraim and 59 Nathan. 4 Joseph had ch. 60 Isaac d 1726, 61 Ethan and 62 Silas. 60 Isaac had w Elizabeth and s 63 Isaac, and probably 64 Joseph. 64 Joseph d 1779, had w Mary and ch. 65 Isaac b 1757 d 1850 and 66 Job. 65 Isaac had w Jerusha and ch. 67 Isaac b 1789 d 1853, (who had ch. Mary A., F. Spencer, Eugene, Wallace, Harriet, Adelaide and Louisa) 68 Hervey, 69 Jehiel, (who had ch. Halsey, William, George and Julius) and 70 Francis, who had s Wm. Henry. 5 Job d 1694, had w Han- nah and ch. 71 Job b Aug 25 1672, 72 Benjamin b Aug 19 1674, 73 James b Sept 12 1676, 74 Eliza- beth b March 11 1678, 75 Sarah b May 4 1680, and 76 Abraham b July 5 1683. 73 James removed to Orange Co. N. Y. 71 Job had ch. 77 Nehemiah and 78 James. 77 Nehemiah ยท m Bethia Cooper Dec 24 1741, and had ch. 79 Elizabeth, b Apr 18 1743, 80 Abraham b Feb 5 1745, 81 James b July 3 1748, 82 John b Jan 5 1752, 83 Hannah b Nov 7 1746, and 84 Jane b March 24 1759. 80 Abraham m Mehetabel d of Abner Howell, and had ch. 85 Stephen b Feb 27 1770, 86 Eunice b Feb 16 1774, 87 Merit b Sept 20 1771, 88 Age b March 6 1776, 89 Ruth b Aug 17 1778, w of Matthew Rogers, 90 Beulah b Dec 4 1783 w of Joseph Hildreth, 91 William b Sept 26 1787, 92 Nehemiah b Jan. 30 1781, 93 Susan b Aug 10 1790 w of Eli Halsey, 94 Jared b March 25 1793, 95 Lewis b Aug 14 1796, and 96 Phebe b July 4 1785. 85 Stephen had w
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