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Genealogy
OF THE
Smith, Walkup, Bell, Perry and Allied Families
Data Collected and Compiled by
JOHN FRASER SMITH
CHICAGO, ILL. 1915
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The Coat of Arms is that of Richard Smith, alder- man of London, Sheriff in 1509.
Sable, a chevron engrailed between three crosses patee fitchee argent — as many fleur de lis gules. Crest a heron's head erased sable guttee d'or, in the beak gules a fish argent.
1. Henry Smith and his wife Judith, three sons and two daughters, three man servants and two maid
servants came from Ha en Hall in Norfolk, England,
in 1638, and settled in New Hingham. He was freeman in 1639; was one of the first two deacons of the church here, representative in 1641. He removed with his fam- ily about 1643 to Reheboth, Mass., where he died in 1649.
In his will dated Nov. 3rd, 1647, he names brother Thomas Cooper, sons Henry and Daniel and daughter Judith, all the persons above named came over in the year 1638 and were in the Ship Diligent of Ipswich. The master was John Martin of Ipswich (Founders of New England Drake, page 81). His will is given in New England Register Vo. IV Page 319. Inventory taken 1st of 10th month 1649 by Thomas Cooper and Joseph Peck, £149.16.0, and wife Judith's will next page.
2. Ensign Henry Smith — married Nov. 29th, 1657 (birth record Reheboth page 343), Elizabeth Cooper, a sister to Thomas Cooper, all from Hingham, Norfolk, England. Ensign Plenry came in the Diligent with his father. He was Ensign, Representative in 1662. He was buried Nov. 24th, 1676. His children were :
3. Joshua, born Nov. 2nd, 1658.
4. John, born Aug. 6th, 1661.
5. Elizabeth, born Dec. 7th, 1663 (Died Mar. 1st, 1676).
6. Judith, born Feb. 17th, 1665.
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7. Thomas, born June 15th, 1667.
8. Mary, born Nov. 22nd, 1670.
9. Henry, born Dec. 4th, 1673.
10. Abigail, born Nov. 24th, 1676 (same day her father was buried).
3. Ensign Joshua Smith, son of Ensign Henry Smith, was born Oct. 2nd, 1658. He married Mary Peck, Feb. 9th, 1687-8. He died Feb. 20th, 1719. Their children were :
11. Rebeka, born Feb. 3rd, 1689-90. ^^ 12. Elizabeth, born Dec. 8th, 1691.
13. Henry, born Oct. 14th, 1693.
14. Joshua, born Oct. 10th, 1695.
15. Sarah, born .
13. Deacon Henry Smith, Jr., son of Ensign Joshua Smith, was born Oct. 14th, 1693, (died Feb. 2nd, 1754.) He married, Dec. 5th, 1716, Ruth Burr. She died Nov. 30th, 1747. Their children were:
16. Simon, born Nov. 26th, 1717.
17. Ruth, born Apr. 2nd, 1720.
18. Mary, born, July 4th, 1721.
19. Henrv, born Apr. 24th, 1725.
20. Ruth,' born, Apr. 24th, 1725.
21. Betty, born May 24th, 1729.
22. Benjamin, born July 4th, 1731.
23. Ebenezer, born June 26th, 1735.
24. Eleazor, born Mar. 24th, 1737.
23. Ebenezer Smith, born at Reheboth, Mass., June 26th, 1735; married by Rev. David Turner, Dec. 5th, 1754, Sarah Bordeen. Their children were:
25. Scyrell, born Nov. 13th, 1756.
26. Sarah, born June 25th, 1757.
27. Gains, born July 8th, 1759.
27. Gaius Smith, Sr., born at Rehoboth, Mass., July 8th, 1759; married by Elder Samuel Peck, Dec.
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Smith— Field 16th, 1779, to Rachel Allen. She died March 10th, 1783, and he married second time, July 3rd, 1783, Olive Fisher. He served as private in various companies on short alarms in 1776, 77, 78 and 1780. His children were ;
28. William, born June 22nd, 1781.
29. Rachel, born, Feb. 14th, 1783. 30 Gaius W., born Mar. 7th, 1784.
30. Gaius W. Smith, son of Gaius Smith, Sr., and Olive Fisher, born March 7th, 1784; married Lucy W. Walkup at Wrentham, Mass., Oct. 8th, 1809. Died May 18th, 1827.
102. Lucy W. Walkup of Uxbridge was born June 19th, 1788 ; died in September, 1880, age 92 years. Their children were:
31. Mary Hall Smith, born Nov. 4th, 1811; mar- ried Freeman Field, born Feb. 3rd, 1805.
32. Carolina Ray Smith, born Aug. 5th, 1813; married Joel Prouty, born May 18th, 1818.
33. Chas. Messinger Smith, born Mar. 30th, 1815; married (see below).
34. Eliza Ann Smith, born Mar. 15th, 1817; mar- ried Andrew S. Matthews, born Sept. 1st, 1814.
35. George Henry Smith, born Oct. 24th, 1824; married Cynthia A. Capron, born Mar. 29th, 1829.
3 1 . Mary Hall Smith (Field) , bor n November 4th, 1811, in Medway, Mass.; afterwards resided in Marl- borough, Mass. Married Freeman Field of Dorchester in 1835, who was a Mayflower descendant, and a leather dresser by trade. He was a soldier through the entire war of '61, enlisting with the Fifth Regiment, Mass., under the title of Major, as principal musician. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Field lived at Field's Corner, Dorchester, until 1839, when they settled in Charlestown, where Major Field died in January, 1886, and Mary Smith Field died in 1897. They had two children:
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Field — Robey — Bates
36. Harriet (Robie), born in Dorchester, Mass., in 1837. Married in 1857, Franklin Robie of Charlestown, Mass., who died in 1877, and in 1882 she married the second time, William H. McLaughlin, who was the last male survivor of a family of Scotch farmers, who settled in Scarboro, Me., and living on the same farm each gen- eration for two hundred years. Mrs. McLaughlin died in 1913 in Boston, and Mr. McLaughlin died two months later. Children of Harriet Field and Franklin Robie:
51. Frank Herbert Robie, born in Charlestown in 1858; married in 1883 to Mariam Sugarman of Boston. They had one daughter, Ethel Rose Robie, born in 1883, died in 1885.
52. Eugene Field Robie, born in Charlestown in 1861 ; married Llano Elva Williams of Charlestown, Dec. 6th, 1882. Their children:
(^. Chester Field, born June 2nd, 1887.
67. Frank Herbert, born Mar. 17th, 1889; married Carrie M. Wentzell, Aug. 31st, 1910, at Arlington, Mass. They have two children:
82. Frank Herbert, Jr., born Dec. 31st, 1911.
83. Charles Case, born Sept. 16th, 1913.
68. Helen Marie, born Dec. 12th, 1891.
69. Harold Fernando, born May 20th, 1893.
53. Walter A. Robie, youngest son of Harriet and Franklin Robie; married Lucy Chandler Dyer in Charlestown, June 27th, 1900. They have one daughter:
70. Louise Whitman Robie, born June 19th, 1909.
37. Alice Perkins Field (Bates), second daughter of Freeman and Mary Smith Field, was married to Ben- jamin F. Bates in 1864. Mr. Bates was a private in the 44th Regiment, M. V. M. He died in 1888 from spinal trouble, was buried from their home in West Brookline Street, Boston. They had four children:
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Bates — Rice — Coffin
54. Frederick Dickinson Bates, born in Charles- town in 1865; married Georgia Force Guilford in June, 1891, and resided in Boston until 1892, when they moved to Dorchester, where they lived for twenty-three years. He was in business in Boston as manufacturers' agent in underwear and woolen goods; was also a fine musi- cian and composer of music. They had five children:
71. Elizabeth Guilford, born June, 1892.
72. Margery Force, born Oct., 1893.
73. Ruth Alden, born Jan., 1902.
74. Frederick Dickinson, Jr., born Apr. 19th, 1905.
75. Freeman Field, born July, 1910.
55. Alice Mary (Rice), second child of Alice P. and Benjamin F. Bates, born in Charlestown in 1868; married Dr. William Rice of Dublin, N. H., in Boston, June 25th, 1888. Dr. William Rice, of excellent stand- ing as a dentist in Boston, Professor of Dentistry at Tufts College. Mrs. Rice, among the best artists as a singer in Boston. Soprano soloist at King's Chapel for fifteen years and a teacher of note. The family are now (1915) living in Brookline, Mass. They had two chil- dren:
76. Priscilla Alden Rice, born in Dorchester, Dec. 31st, 1893; died in 1900 and was buried in Dublin, N. H.
77. Persis Alden Rice, born in Boston, July 21st, 1907.
56. Augusta Safiford (Coffin), third child of Alice P. and Benjamin F. Bates, born in Charlestov/n in 1870; married Edwin H. Coffin of California in November, 1898, in Dorchester. They had two children:
78. Edwin Hiller Coffin, Jr., born May 25th, 1901.
79. Medelyn Augusta, born Mar. 28th, 1904.
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Bates — Prouty — Severson — Osborne — Smith
57. Benjamin Freeman, fourth child of Alice P. and Benjamin F. Bates, born in Charlestown in 1886; died in 1887.
32. Caroline, born in Medway and married J. L. Prouty of Boston in 1840. Had two children:
38. Louisa (Severson), born in Roxbury, Mass., May 19th, 1841; married William Severson. She has two children:
58. Carl Prouty Severson, born Apr. 17th, 1868; is married.
59. Stella Scott Severson, born Sept. 18th, 1871.
39. Lucy Bell (Osborne), born in Stonington, Conn., Oct. 1st, 1849; married Hezekiah R. Osborne; died in New York, Feb. 25th, 1882. She had three chil- dren:
60. Mabel Prouty Osborne, born Sept. 30th, 1868; is married.
61. Carrie Pearl Osborne, born Nov. 4th, 1870, and died Jan. 17th, 1871.
62. Harry Osborne, bor^ A.ug. 8th, 1873.
33. Charles Messinger Smith, third child and first son of Gaius W. and Lucy W. Walkup Smith ; born in Medway, Mass., March 30th, 1815. Was married three times.
1st — Lucinia A. Billings, born Jan. 11th, 1823.
2nd — Her sister, Matilda A. Billings, born Dec. 18th, 1824.
3rd — In 1856 to Elizabeth Perry Bell, born in New- berg, near Kingston, Canada West, April 14th, 1831 ; married July 17th, 1856, at Ogdensburg, N. Y. Died Jan. 3rd, 1908.
Charles Messinger Smith died Mar. 27th, 1879. Their children were:
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Smith — Mathews
40. Libbie J. Smith, born Toronto, Sept. 14th, 1857.
41. Annie A. B. Smith, born at Newburgh, Ont., Jan. 14th, 1859.
42. John Fraser Smith, born at Detroit, Mich., Nov. 6th, 1864.
Married, April 14th, 1915, Nina Belle Leland, born Oct. 15th, 1866, New Buffalo, Mich.
43. Lucy Smith, born at Detroit, Mich., Aug. 5th, 1871; died July 5th, 1872.
34. Eliza Ann, born in Hopkinton, Mass. ; married Andrew Mathews of Baltimore, Md., in 1838; he died in Stonington, Ct., Feb. 8th, 1884. They had three chil- dren:
44. Charles, born in Stonington, Conn., Oct. 12th, 1839; married Mary D. Moss of Stonington in 1865 died in Stonington, Nov. 18th, 1899.
45. Willie, born in Stonington, Conn., May 12th 1841 ; married Frances M. Baker of Groton, Ct., in 1864. died in New London, Conn., Feb. 5th, 1885. He had two sons: ^i^
80. A. Sterrett Mathews, born Dec. 24th, 1864 married and had three sons.
81. Willie Baker Mathews, born Mar. 15th, 1868 is married.
46. George, born in Stonington, Ct., Apr. 4th 1848; married Abbie Smith in 1878; died Aug., 1914 He had one son who died in his youth.
35. George Henry, born in Marlboro, Mass., Oct 24th, 1824; married Dec. 14th, 1851, to Cynthia Amanda Capron, who was born in Attleboro, Mass., Nov. 29th 1827, and who died in Providence, R. I., Feb. 14th, 1901 He died in Providence, R. I., Sept. 25th, 1883. They had four children.
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47. Charles Bates, born in Providence, R. I., Sept. 17th, 1852; married in London, England, Dec. 12th, 1878, to Mary Ada Lane (born June 11th, 1857); died in London, Nov. 12th, 1905. They had one child.
65. Mary Selina Curzon Smith, born in Provi- dence, R. L, Nov. 27th, 1882. She and her mother reside in London.
48. Carrie Lee, born Dec. 14th, 1854, in Provi- dence, R. L
49. Mary Carver, born Nov. 15th, 1856, in Provi- dence, R. L
50. William Sprague, born Aug. 30th, 1861, in Providence; died Apr. 23rd, 1895.
WALKUP
Walkup— Smith— Field
100. James Henderson Walkup, born at Framing- ham, Mass., in 1735. Married, 1784, Susan McNamara, widow of Richard Congdon, and died in Colrain, Mass. Their children were:
101. Joseph, born in Upton, Mass., Apr. 20th, 1785.
102. Lucy, born in Upton, Mass., June 9th, 1786; died in Stonington, Conn., Oct. 14th, 1880.
103. Betsy, born in Upton, Mass. ; died in Randolph, Pa., May 3rd, 1873.
104. Mary R., born in Upton, Mass., Nov. 21st. 1789; died in Hudson, N. H., Oct. 7th, 1858.
105. Philena, born in Upton, Mass., Aug. 7th, 1791 ; married Samuel Pollock; died in Whitinsville, Mass., Feb. 17th, 1873.
106. Ruth, born in Uxbridge, July 13th, 1798.
101. Joseph Walkup, son of Susan McNamara and James Henderson Walkup, born in Upton, Apr. 20th, 1785 (Upton records). He married and lived in New York. Nothing more known of him.
102. Lucy Walkup (Smith), daughter of Susan Mc- Namara and James Henderson Walkup, born in Upton, June 9th, 1786 (Upton records), and died in Stonington, Ct., Oct. 14th, 1880. She married Gains W. Smith, who was born in Pawtucket, R. I., and died in South- boro, Mass. They had five children.
31. Mary Hall Smith (Field),bornNov.4th, 1811, in Medway, Mass. ; afterwards resided in Marlboro', Mass. Married Freeman Field of Dorchester in 1835, who was a Mayflower descendant, and a leather dresser by trade. He was a soldier through the entire war of '61, enlisting with the Fifth Regiment, Mass., under the title of Major, as principal musician. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Field lived at Field's Corner, Dorchester, until 1839, when they settled in Charlestown, where Major Field died in Jan., 1886, and Mary Smith Field died in 1897. They had two children.
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Robie — Bates
36. Harriet (Robie), born in Dorchester, Mass., in 1837. Married in 1857, Franklin Robie of Charlestown, Mass., who died in 1877, and in 1882 she married the sec- ond time, William H. McLaughlin, who was the last male survivor of a family of Scotch farmers, who settled in Scarboro, Me., and living on the same farm each genera- tion for two hundred years. ^Slrs. McLaughlin died in 1913 in Boston, and Mr. McLaughlin died two months later. Children of Harriet Field and Franklin Robie.
51. Frank Herbert Robie, born in Charlestown in 1858; married in 1883 to Mariam Sugarman of Boston. They had one daughter.
Ethel Rose Robie, born in 1883; died in 1885.
52. Eugene Field Robie, born in Charlestown in 1861 ; married Llano Elva Williams of Charlestown, Dec. 6th, 1882. Their children:
66. Chester Field, born June 2nd, 1887.
67. Frank Herbert, born Mar. 17th, 1889. Mar- ried Carrie M. Wentzell. Aug. 31st, 1910, at Arlington, Mass. They have two children.
82. Frank Herbert, Jr., born Dec. 31st, 1911.
83. Charles Case, born Sept. 16th, 1913.
68. Helen Marie, born Dec. 12th, 1891.
69. Harold Fernando, born May 20th, 1893.
53. Walter A. Robie. youngest son of Harriet and Franklin Robie; married' Lucy Chandler Dyer in Charlestown, June 27th, 1900. They had one daughter.
70. Louise Whitman Robie, born June 19th, 1909.
37. Alice Perkins Field, second daughter of Free- man and Mary Smith Field, was married to Benjamin F. Bates in 1864. Mr. Bates was a private in the 44th Regiment, M. V. M. He died in 1888 from spinal trou- ble, was buried from their home in West Brookline Street, Boston. They had four children.
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Bates — Rice — Coffin — Bates
54. Frederick Dickinson Bates, born in Charles- town in 1865; married Georgia Force Guilford in June, 1891, and resided in P>oston until 1892, when they moved to Dorchester, where they have lived for twenty-three years. He was in business in Boston as manufacturers' agent in underwear and woolen goods; was also a fine musician and composer of music. They had five chil- dren.
71. Elizabeth Guilford, born June, 1892.
72. Margery Force, born Oct., 1893. 71. Ruth Alden, born Jan., 1902.
74. Frederick Dickinson, Jr., born Apr. 19th, 1905.
75. Freeman Field, born July, 1910.
55. Alice Mary (Rice), second child of Alice P. and Benjamin F. Bates ; born in Charlestown in 1858 ; married Dr. William Rice of Dublin, N. H., in Boston, June 25th, 1888. Dr. William Rice, of excellent standing as a den- tist in Boston, Professor of Dentistry at Tufts College. Mrs. Rice, among the best artists as a singer in Boston. Soprano soloist at King's Chapel for fifteen years and a teacher of note. The family are now (1915) living in Brookline, Mass. They had two children.
76. Priscilla Alden Rice, born in Dorchester, Dec. 31st, 1893; died in 1900 and was buried in Dublin, N. H.
77. Persis Alden Rice, born in Boston, July 21st, 1907.
56. Augusta Safiford (Cofiin), third child of Alice P. and Benjamin F. Bates ; born in Charlestown in 1870; married Edwin H. Coffin of California in November, 1898, in Dorchester. They had two children.
78. Edwin Hiller Coffin, Jr., born May 25th, 1901.
79. Medelyn Augusta, born Mar. 28th, 1904.
57. Benjamin Freeman, fourth child of Alice P. and Benjamin F. Bates; born in Charlestown in 1886; died in 1887.
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Prouty — Severson — Osborne — Smith
32. Caroline (Prouty), born in Medway and mar- ried J. L» Prouty of Boston in 1840. They had two chil- dren.
3S. Louisa (Severson), born in Roxbury, Mass., May 19th, 1841 ; married William Severson. She has two children.
58. Carl Prouty Severson, born Apr. 17th, 1868; is married.
59. Stella Scott Severson, born Sept. 18th, 1871.
39. Lucy Bell (Osborne), born in Stonington, Conn., Oct. 1st, 1849; married Hezekiah R. Osborne; died in New York, Feb. 25th, 1882. She had three chil- dren.
60. Mabel Prouty Osborne, born Sept. 30th, 1868; is married.
61. Carrie Pearl Osborne, born Nov. 4th, 1870, and died Jan. 17th, 1871.
62. Harry Osborne, born Aug. 8th, 1873.
33. Charles Messinger Smith, third child and first son of Gains W. and Lucy W. Walkup Smith; born in Medway, Mass., Mar. 30th, 1815. Was married three times.
1st — Lucinia A. Billings, born Jan. 11th, 1823.
2nd — Her sister, Matilda A. Billings, born Dec. 18th, 1824.
3rd — In 1856 to Elizabeth Perry Bell, born in New- berg, near Kingston, Canada West, Apr. 14th, 1831; married Tulv 17th, 1856, at Ogdensburg, N. Y. Died Jan. 3rd, "1908.
Charles Messinger Smith died Mar. 27th, 1879. Their children were:
40. Libbie J. Smith, born Toronto, Sept. 14th, 1857.
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Smith ^ — Mathews — Smith
41. Annie A. B. Smith, born at Newburgh, Ont., Jan. 14th, 1859.
42. John Fraser Smith, born at Detroit, Mich., Nov. 6th, 1864.
43. Lucy Smith, born at Detroit, Mich., Aug. 5th, 1871 ; died July 5th, 1872.
34. Eliza Ann, born in Hopkinton, Mass. ; married Andrew Mathews of Baltimore, Md., in 1838; he died in Stonington, Ct., Feb. 8th, 1884. They had three chil- dren.
44. Charles, born in Stonington, Conn., Oct. 12th, 1839; married Mary D. Moss of Stonington in 1865 ; died in Stonington, Nov. 18th, 1899.
45. Willie, born in Stonington, Conn., May 12th, 1841 ; married Frances M. Baker of Groton, Ct., in 1864; died in New London, Conn., Feb. 5th, 1885. He has two sons.
63. A. Sterrett Mathews, born Dec. 24th, 1864; married and has three sons.
64. Willie Baker Mathews, born Mar. 15th, 1868; is married.
46. George, born in Stonington, Ct., Apr. 4th, 1848; married Abbie Smith in 1878; died Aug., 1914. He had one son, who died in his youth.
35. George Henry, born in Marlboro, Mass., Oct. 24th, 1824; married Dec. 14th, 1851, to Cynthia Amanda Capron, who was born in Attleboro, Mass., Nov. 29th, 1827, and who died in Providence, R. L, Feb. 14th, 1901. He died in Providence, R. L, Sept. 25th, 1883. They have had four children.
47. Charles Bates, born in Providence, R. L, Sept. 17th, 1852; married in London, England, Dec. 12th, 1878, to Mary Ada Lane (born June 11th, 1857) ; died in London, Nov. 12th, 1905. They had one child.
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Smith — Haight — Follett — Hale — Follett
65. Mary Selina Curzon Smith, born in Provi- dence, R. I., Nov. 27th, 1882. She and her mother re- side in London.
48. Carrie Lee, born Dec. 14th, 1854, in Provi- dence, R. L
49. Mary Carver, born Nov. 15th, 1856, in Provi- dence, R. L
50. William Sprague, born Aug. 30th, 1861, in Providence; died Apr. 23rd, 1895.
103. Betsey Walkup (Haight), daughter of Susan McNamara and James Henderson Walkup, born in Up- ton (record not found), and died in Randolph, Penna., May 3rd, 1873. She married William Haight, who died in Randolph in 1858. No children.
104. Mary R. Walkup (Follett), daughter of Susan McNamara and James Henderson Walkup, born in Up- ton, Nov. 21st, 1789 (Upton records), and died in Hud- son, N. H., Oct. 7th, 1858. She married Robert Follett of Rehoboth, Mass., May, 1821. They had five children.
107. James Henderson, born in Uxbridge, Mass., May 3rd, 1822, and died in Fitzwilliam, N. H., in 1838.
108. Robert Printiss, born in Uxbridge, May 8th, 1823; married Susan R. Osborne of Nashua, N. H., Oct. 1st, 1844. She was born in Quincy, Mass., Sept. 27th, 1822. They have had six children.
127. James P., born in Nashua, N. H., June 29th, 1846, and died in Nashua, Sept. 15th, 1848.
128. Susan Elsie, born in Nashua, N. H., July 31. 1848; married George S. Hale of Worcester, Sept. 20th, 1871. They have one child.
152. Carrie S., born in Worcester, July 25th, 1872.
129. Charles Theodore, born in Nashua, Sept. 17th 1852.
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Follett — Chase — Steele — Boxton — Pollock
130. Carrie S., born in Nashua, Apr. 9th, 1855.
131. Mary E., born in Nashua, Oct. 25th, 1857; died Dec. 24th, 1857.
132. Nellie F., born in Worcester, Aug. 8th, 1868; died Au£?. 4th, 1869.
109. Mary Elizabeth (Chase), born in Uxbridge, July 5th, 1824; married John S. Chase in Nashua, N. H., Jan. 1st, 1852. Their only child was born in Newcastle, Me., in 1856 and died soon after.
110. Caroline Emily (Steele), born in Grafton, Mass., Oct. 22nd, 1825; married Fred Steele of Hudson, N. H. No children.
111. Susan Maria (Boxton), born in Winchendon, Mass., Mar. 5th, 1828; married James W. Boxton of Mil- ford, N. H., who died in Worcester, Mass., May 17th, 1874. No children.
105. Philena Walkup, daughter of Susan McNa- mara and James Henderson Walkup, born in Upton, Aug. 7th, 1791 (Upton records). She died in Whitins- ville, Mass., Feb. 17th, 1873. Married Samuel Pollock of Thompson, Ct., who was born Jan. 15th, 1790, and died in Whitinsville, Nov. 10th, 1858. They had eleven children.
1 12. Susan Congdon, born in Burrillville, R. I., Feb. 8th, 1810. (Burrillville records.)
113. James Madison, born in Burrillville, Dec. 2nd, 1812 (Burrillville records), and died in Whitinsville, May 5th, 1884: married Mercy Bassett Williams in 1832. She was born in Northbridge, Oct. 21st, 1811, and died in Whitinsville, Nov. 3rd, 1886. They had two children.
133. Charles Edward, born Apr. 4th, 1833; married Cordelia Roper in 1852. They have three children.
153. Eliza A., born in Whitinsville, Feb. 25th, 1855.
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Pollock
154. Ida Medora, born in Whitinsville, Apr. 12th, 1858.
155. Edith Marion, born in Whitinsville, Nov. 10th, 1874.
134. Eliza Ann, born Oct. 21st, 1835 ; died Feb. 6th, 1841.
114. Horace, born Oct. 17th, 1814, and died in Carthage, N. Y., Aug. 24th, 1859. He married Lydia A. Foster of New York. She died in Granby, N. Y., Apr. 17th, 1885. They had seven children.
135. Martha Jane, born Oct. 6th, 1840; married and lives in Minnesota.
136. James Henry, born in Clayville, N. Y., July 27th, 1^45.
137. Charles R., born Mar. 26th, 1848, and died Oct. 6th, 1852.
138. Mary E., born May 1st, 1850; married and lives in Martville, N. Y.
139. Olive A., born in Clayville, N. Y., June 10th, 1852; married and lives in Oswego City, N. Y.
140. Louisa P., born in Granby, N. Y., Mar. 26th, 1855, and died Apr. 17th, 1876.
141. Elva A., born in Carthage, N. Y., Nov. 25th, 1857; married and lives in Dexterville, N. Y.
115. Betsey, born Oct. 16th, 1816, and died May 10th, 1818.
116. Richard C, born Feb. 12th, 1819: died in Ux- bridge, Dec. 21st, 1843 (Uxbridge records); married Aseneth Taft of Uxbridge. She was born Sept. 21st, 1820, and died in Whitinsville, May 18th, 1843. They had one child.
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Pollock — Smith — Leonard — Emerson — Graham —
Phillips
142. Emma Adelaide (Smith), born in Southbridge, Mass., June 1st, 1842; married Hudson Smith of Pom- fret, Ct., Aug. 17th, 1871.
1 17. Alexander, born in Burrillville, R. I., July 12th, 1820 (Burrillville records), and died in Whitinsville, Mar. 15th, 1875; married Annie Evans Simmons of Cov- entry, Ct., Feb. 29th, 1844. They had five children.
143. Harriet Augusta (Leonard) (Emerson), born in Grafton, Mass., Aug. 27th, 1847; married Henry W. Leonard of Worcester, Mar. 12th, 1868. They had one child, Harry A. (156). She married a second time, Capt. James Emerson of Biddeford, Me., May 1st, 1874.
156. Harry A. Leonard, born in Whitinsville, Nov. 7th, 1869.
144. George Nelson, born in Whitinsville, July 4th, 1849; married Eliza A. Turner of Maine, Apr. 7th, 1871. They had four children.
157. Annie Bell, born Dec. 18th, 1871.
158. Flora Eliza, born Mar. 1st, 1873.
159. George Ambrose, born July 7th, 1874, and died Aug. 25th, 1874.
160. Carrie May, born May 8th, 1877, and died soon after.
145. Mary Ella, born in Coventry, Ct., Apr. 26th, 1851, and died in Jacksonville, Fla., Apr. 1st, 1877; mar- ried Stuart R. Graham, June 29th, 1867.
146. Nellie E., born in Uxbridge, Dec. 25th, 1859, and died Mar. 15th, 1860.
147. Willie Lincoln, born in Whitinsville, Feb. 4th, 1865.
118. Mary Ellen, born in Smithfield, R. I., July 22nd, 1823; married Lucius J. Phillips of South Coven- try, Ct., Apr. 9th, 1846. They have two children.
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Phillips — Conant — Pollock — Butler — Mowry
148. Mary Ellen (Conant), born in Whitinsville, Dec. 12th, 1847; married David A. Conant of Mansfield, Ct., Dec. 12th, 1866. They have one child.
161. Lucius P., born in Newton Lower Falls, Mass.
149. Alice Matilda, born in Whitinsville, Aug. 19th, 1859.
119. Henrietta Frost, born in Smithfield, R. L, Dec. 10th, 1825 ; died July 29th, 1846.
120. Charles Henry, born in Blackstone, Mass., Jan. 8th, 1829; married Drucilla P. Fletcher of Norwich, Ct., Nov. 6th, 1854. They had two children.
150. Alphonso Borilla, born in Norwich, Ct., Mar. 5th, 1856, and died Sept. 1st, 1856.
151. Susan ^laria, born in Norwich, Ct., Nov. 7th, 1858.
121. George H., born in Northbridge, Dec. 23rd, 1831; died Feb. 16th, 1832.
122. Alphronia Maria, born in Northbridge, June 5th, 1833: married Henrv Warren Butler of Pomfret, Ct., Apr. 16th, 1868. No children.
106. Ruth Walkup, daughter of Susan McNamara and James Henderson Walkup; born in Uxbridge, July 13th, 1798 (Uxbridge records) ; married Barton Mow- rey. Mar., 1820; he died June 4th, 1873 or 4. They had four children.
123. Sylvester, born in 1822.
124. Harley, born in 1824.
125. Origen, born in 1826.
126. Rhonaldo, born Feb. 3rd, 1828.
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Congdon — Walkup
175. John McNamara was born in Dublin, Ireland, in 1718, and died in Uxbridge, Mass., Aug. 14th, 1801. (Uxbridge records.)
He must have left Dublin about 1735. The story goes that he was an only son and heir to a large estate. His uncle and aunt, in whose care he was left when an orphan, were next heir to him. His uncle was bound to get him out of the way, and his aunt thought of this plan, and he told the story, believing as his aunt told him, that his uncle would poison him or do something worse if he would not do as she planned. So she suc- ceeded in getting him aboard ship and concealed him in a packing box.
He had with him his bagpipes on which he excelled as a performer and the captain and passengers paid him for his performances. Thus he earned his passage to America and had some money in his pocket when he landed.
He played along through the country, and once while he was traveling along the road (some time after- wards) he came to a farm house where he thought he would put up. Walking up he saw a lovely creature "milking a cow." This was the fair Ruth Parkhurst, with whom he fell in love and afterwards wed.
Ruth Parkhurst was born in Framingham, Mass., and died in Upton, Mass. They became very well off and left large tracts of land near Whitinsville. They had one child. I
176. Susan, born in Upton, Mass. Married Richard Congdon; he died in Upton. Susan married a second time in 1784, James Henderson Walkup, who was born
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Walkup
in 1735 in Framingham, and died in Colraine, Mass. The children of Susan and James Henderson Walkup were:
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180. Eleazor Fisher, born in 1663; married Hannah Leonard in 1688; died in 1733.
181. Eleazor Fisher, son of Eleazor and Hannah Leonard Fisher; born in 1688; died in 1769. Married Rachael in 1710. Rachael died in 1764.
182. Eleazor Fisher (Private Capt. Cushing's Bat- tery), son of Eleazor and Rachael Fisher; born in Wren- tham, Mass., Jan. 30th, 1730; married Mary Daws, Dec. 9th, 1756. He died in Franklin, Mass., May 19th, 1804. She died in 1806.
183. Olive Fisher, daughter of Eleazor Fisher and Mary Daws; born in Wrentham, Mass., Feb. 13th, 1758; married July 3rd, 1783, to Gaius Smith.
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200. William Bell, of Lidesdale, Parish of Cassel- ton, Rocksburyshire, Scotland, came with wife, Flora McCorquedale and five children and one sister, Isabell. Letter from Robert Rutherford, minister of the Presby- terian Church of Lidesdale, Castletown Manse, and countersigned by James Armstrong, Elder, and Will Elliotte, dated May 3rd, 1772.
Another letter previously issued, May 27th, 1766, signed by Robert Rutherford and James Armstrong, probably indicates contemplated coming to America at that time, but deferred doing so until 1772, settled in Argyle, N. Y.
Pass reading, as follows:
"Permit the bearer, William Bell of Argyle Town to pass with his family and efifects. He has taken the oath of His Excellency, General Bergoyn, manifesto to an oath of allegiance at Fort Edward, the 5th day of Aug., 1777, to all concerned.
(Signed) "Philip H." (balance torn off.)
Settled in Fredericksburg Township, Lenox County, Ontario. William buried there in burying ground.
Among the children of William and Flora McCor- quedale Bell, of whom there were five, was :
201. William Bell, born in Scotland; married Ann Carscallen, Apr. 5th, 1875, in County of Lenox, Ontario, near Kingston.
202. Duncan Bell.
203. John Bell — Left Canada and returned to Ar- gyle, N. Y., shortly after Treaty of Peace signed, but never heard of afterward.
Children of William and Ann Carscallen Bell are :
204. William, born Apr. 12th, 1876; died in infancy.
205. William McCorquedale, born July 18th, 1787.
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206. Elizabeth, born Mar. 5th, 1790.
207. Helen, born Feb. 21st, 1792.
208. Catherine, born Nov. 23rd, 1793.
209. John, born Jan. 14th, 1796.
210. James, born Feb. 25th, 1799.
211. David Stuart, born Feb. 22nd, 1800 (no chil- dren).
212. Ann, born Jan. 22nd, 1803.
213. Edward C, born Feb. 28th, 1805.
214. Isabel, born Sept. 13th, 1807.
215. Duncan, born Sept. 20th, 1809.
216. Daniel Eraser, born May 19th, 1812.
The above data taken from Family Bible now (May 20th, 1915), in possession of Mr. William W. Bell, 2329 Mound Ave., Norwood, Ohio.
205. William McCorquedale Bell, second child and second son of William and Ann Carscallen Bell, born July 18th, 1787. Married. His children were:
William.
James.
Luke.
Andrew.
David ; died 1914 in Winnipeg, age 98.
Flora; married Mr. Hoffman.
Catherine; married Mr. Embury.
209. John Bell, sixth child and third son of William and Ann Carscallen Bell; born Jan. 14th, 1796, in the County of Lenox, Ontario, near Kingston. Married Sarah Perry in 1821 ; died in April, 1877, at the age of 80 years and 3 months, in Camden, County of Adding- ton, Ontario, and was buried in the same place.
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386. Sarah Perry, born in 1804; married John Bell in 1821; died in April, 1889, at the age of 85 years, in Camden, County of Addington, Ontario, and was buried in the same place. Their children were:
221. John D. Bell, born in 1821 ; died in 1881 at the age of 60 years, in the Church at Edwardsville, in the County of Greenville, and was buried at Athens, in the County of Leeds. He joined the Methodist Ministry at the age of 25. He married his first wife at the age of 21, with whom he lived for 15 years, having one son and one daughter.
Married his second wife in 1864, and had by her one son and five daughters, two of whom died. One son and two daughters are now (May, 1915,) living in the City of Brockville, Ontario. Their names are:
246. Sterling Bell.
247. Dealia Bell.
248. Lona Bell.
Do not know whom they married.
222. Robert B. Bell, born in 1831. Farmer. Mar- ried twice, having one son and one daughter by his first marriage, and one daughter by his second. He died in 1903, at the age of 72 years, in the City of Kingston, and was buried there.
223. Catherine Bell, born in 1833 in Camden. Had two girls. Died in 1868 at the age of 35 in Portland, in County of Frontenac, about thirty miles north of the City of Kingston, Ontario, and was buried in Camden, Ontario.
224. Edward Eraser Bell, born in 1834 in Camden. Taught school. Married twice, and had three boys and one girl by his first marriage, and no children by the sec- ond marriage. Died in 1910 in California at the age of 77 years.
225. William T. Bell, born in 1836 in Camden. Taught school. Married twice. Had three sons by his
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Bell — Smith
first marriage, two of whom are now (May, 1915,) liv- ing. Had one son and one daughter by his second mar- riage. Both are now (May, 1915) living. He died in 1902 at the age of 66 years, in the City of Kingston, and was buried there.
227. Hannah Mary Bell, born in 1838 ; married, and had three sons and four daughters. One girl is dead. Hannah died at Harlow, about 70 miles north of Kings- ton, and was buried there.
228. David T. Bell, born in Camden, County of Ad- dington, Ontario. Married his first wife in 1844, by whom he had two sons and two daughters.
Married his second wife in 1864, by whom he had two sons. Both still living (May, 1915).
Married his third wife in 1871. No children. His three wives are dead.
He died in 1878 in Camden, County of Addington, Ontario. Farmer.
229. Ann Bell, born in 1825; died in the State of New York in 1906-7, with her only child, a girl, at the age of 83.
230. James T. Bell, born 1827 in Camden; farmer. Married and had one son and three daughters. All are living (May, 1915). He died in Camden and was buried in Kingston Cemetery at the age of 70 years and 10 months. His wife died in 1911.
231. Elizabeth Perry Bell, born in Kingston, Can- ada, West, Apr. 16th, 1831. Married in 1857 to Charles Messinger Smith. Died Jan. 3rd, 1908. Their children were:
40. Libby J., born Toronto, Sept. 14th, 1857.
41. Annie A. B., born Newburgh, Ont., Jan. 14th, 1859; died June 20th, 1909.
42. John Eraser, born Detroit, Mich., Nov. 6th, 1864.
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Smith — Bell — Hogeboomcape — Hamilton — Charters
43. Lucv, born Detroit, Mich., Aug. 5, 1871 ; died July 5, 1872. '
232. Bowen Aylsworth P. Bell, born in 1840. Mar- ried in 1864; had eight children; two are dead. He is still living (May, 1915) in Young, Sask., Canada.
233. E. Fraser Bell, born in Camden.
234. Benjamin T. Bell, born in 1842 in Camden. Taught school. Died at the age of 21 years, in 1863, and was buried in Camden. Was married' and had one son, who is dead.
210. James Bell, seventh child and fourth son of William and Ann Carscallen Bell; born Feb. 25th, 1799. Married and had but one son, William; both dead.
213. Edward C. Bell, tenth child and sixth son of William and Ann Carscallen Bell; born Feb. 28th, 1805. Married Isabell Gunsolus, who was born about 1815. Their children were:
236. Delia; died.
237. Ann; died.
238. Helen; died.
239. Maria; married Mr. James Hogeboomcape. He died in 1915.
240. William Wallace; married in 1892 to Mrs. P. Taylor. No children.
241. Jane; lived in Moscow, Idaho; married John Hamilton, who died in California.
242. Donald; died.
243. James; died.
244. Annie ; married Archie Charters ; lived in Pres- cott, Ontario.
245. John.
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ED\A/^ARD PERRY
OF SANDWICH, MASS.
(Extract from genealogy of Edmund Freeman of Lynn, Mass., "First Settlers of New England," by Sav- age):
300. "Freeman, Edmund, of Lynn, came in the Abi- gail 1635, age 45, with others of name: Mary, 50; John, 35; Thomas, 24; John, 9, and Cecelia, 4. All entered at the Custom House 17th of June in London, but we know of six others for the same ship entered July 1st, as fol- lows, viz. :
Edward, 34.
His wife Elizabeth, 35, and four children (not of Edward, but of Edmund).
Alice, 17,
Edmund, 15.
Elizabeth, 12.
John, 8.
Whom Mary and four others were who took their passage on the earlier day is all unknown, as well as the Edward with wife Elizabeth.
Conjecture will find no benefit from the records, it is thought, for we are not able to determine whether he brought a wife; yet we know he had one at Sandwich, but not her name. Presume we may conjecture (from his will of 21st June, 1682, — proven Nov. 2nd following, naming sons Edmund, John and Edward Perry, as the wife of Edward Perry was Mary) that he had married on this side of the water a Widow Perry, though Mr. Winsor took a divers view as if Edward Perry had mar- ried a daughter of Freeman — no daughter is ever men- tioned in this country except the two found in the old records of London Custom House, Alice, who married Nov. 24th, 1639, deacon Wm. Paddy and died at Ply- mouth, Apr. 24th, 1651, and Elizabeth, who married, in 1645, John Ellis."
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From being named as son, in the will of Edmund Freem.an, it may be that Edward Perry of Sandwich, Mass., had married a daughter of Freeman's, but more probably his mother had been second wife of Freeman (Edward or Edmund), by wife Mary (which may have been daughter of Freeman) he had Samuel, born 1664, and probably others.
301. Samuel Perry, son of Edward Perry of Sand- wich, Mass., married Mary Miller, Dec. 12th, 1676. Their children were:
302. Mehitabel, born Apr. 30th, 1680.
303. Jaziell, born May 6th, 1682.
304. Mary, born Aug. 17th, 1684.
305. Elizabeth, born Jan. 17th, 1686.
306. Samuel, born Feb. 14th, 1688-9.
307. Rebeka, born Jan. 4th, 1691.
308. Sarah, born July 30th, 1693.
303. Jaziell Perry, son of Samuel Perry ; born May 6th, 1682; married Jan. 3rd, 1706-7, Rebeka Willmarth, born Aug. 30th, 1683. Their children were:
309. Mary, born Apr. 19th, 1708.
310. Daniel, born May 9th, 1710.
311. Mehitabel, born Apr. 25th, 1713.
312. Isiall, born Aug. 15th, 1715.
313. Rebeckah, born May 17th, 1717.
314. David, born Aug. 16th, 1719.
315. Ichobod, born Apr. 3rd, 1722.
316. Keziah, born Aug. 7th, 1724.
314. David Perry, Sr., son of Jaziell Perry: born in Rehoboth, Mass., Aug. 16th, 1719; married Margaret Dyser, born Mar. 12th, 1722. Their children were :
"^ 317. Ester, born Mar. 5th, 1745. 318. Amy, born July 3rd, 1747.
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Perry — Hawley
319. David, born Jan. 27th, 1749.
320. Robert, born Mar. 2nd, 1751.
321. Peter, born Mar. 25th, 1753.
322. Margaret, born May 21st, 1755. ^23. Ester, born Oct. 23rd, 1758.
12A. Mehitabel, born Sept. 7th, 1760.
325. Keziah, born June 10th, 1764.
326. Isreal.
320. Robert Perry, Sr., son of David Perry, Sr. ; born in Rehoboth, Mass., Bristol County, Mar. 2nd, 1751; married Jemima Washburn, born in Vermont, Mar. 19th, 1774. Their children v^ere:
327. Robert, Jr., born 1772.
328. Amy, born 1775.
329. Patience, born 1777.
330. Daniel, born 1779.
331. Hannah, born 1781.
332. David, born 1783.
Robert, Sr., and family then moved to Ernestown Township, Ontario, near Napanee.
333. Sarah, born 1785.
334. Ebenezer, born 1788.
335. Mary, born 1791 ; married W. Hawley of Napanee.
336. Peter.
327. Robert Perry, Jr., son of Robert Perry, Sr.; born in 1772. His children were :
337. Robert, died young.
338. Elizabeth, married and had 9 children.
339. Robert, married and had 6 children.
340. Anne, married and had 2 children. v341. Neil, married and had 7 children.
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Perry — Pomeroy — Perry
342. James, married and had 4 children,
> 343. Ester, married and had 5 children.
344. Mary, married and had 6 children.
345. Peter, married and had 3 children.
346. Ebenezer, married and had 7 children.
347. Daniel, married and had 10 children.
348. Henry, married and had 6 children.
349. Nancy, married and had 3 children.
350. Simon, married and had 7 children.
351. Bidwell, married and had 5 children.
352. Jane.
353. John, married and had 2 children.
354. Sally Ann, married and had 2 children.
355. Hannah.
Second child of Robert Perry, Sr.
328. Amy, died young.
Third child of Robert Perry, Sr.
329. Patience; married Mr. Pomeroy; school teacher. Their children were :
356. Jemima, had 10 children.
357. John, had 4 children.
358. Amy.
359. Daniel, had 3 children.
360. Lois.
361. Ebenezer, had 2 children.
362. Timothy.
Fourth child of Robert Perry, Sr.
330. Daniel. His children are as follows:
363. Margaret.
364. Calvin.
365. Ebenezer.
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Perry — Rockwell — Gardiner — Aylesworth — Perry
366. Sarah.
367. Peter.
441. Mrs. Rockwell, Napanee, Ont., is a daughter of Peter.
368. Aylesworth.
369. David.
370. John.
371. Daniel.
442. Mrs. Gardanier, Napanee, Ont., is a daughter of Daniel.
Fifth child of Robert Perry, Sr.
331. Hannah; married Mr. Aylsworth. Their chil- dren were:
372. Benjamin.
373. Job.
374. David.
375. John.
376. Robert. Z77 . Henry.
378. Elizabeth.
379. Daniel.
380. Isaac.
381. Mary.
382. Sarah Ann.
383. Peter.
384. Mercy.
385. Ebenezer.
Sixth child of Robert Perry, Sr.
332. David, had eighteen children, seven of which died young. His children were :
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Bell — Henderson — Bird — Lilly — Goldsmith — Buck
Powley — Yeoman
386. Sarah (or Sally) ; married Mr. John Bell.
387. Bowen.
443. Mrs. James Henderson, Camden, East On- tario, is his daughter.
388. Hannah ; married Mr. Robert Bird, farm north of Belleville, Ontario.
389. Benjamin ; moved to Minnesota, U. S. A.
444. Mrs. Lilly of Toronto is a daughter of Benja- min.
390. Mary; married a Mr. Goldsmith. Had a son.
445. Dr. Goldsmith of Belleville, Ontario, who also had a son, a doctor, who is now (March, 1915) in France with the Canadian Field Hospital Corps.
391. Ester; married a Mr. Bird. She died young.
392. Elizabeth; married Lumis Buck.
393. George; living with his son at Inverary, On- tario, Feb., 1915 ; quite smart ; age 94 years.
394. Emily; married a Mr. Powley; went to Cali- fornia and died there in winter of 1914. Had one son.
446. Charles, a doctor in Missouri.
395. Robert; moved to California in 1858; returned in 1913 to Ontario on a visit. Came and went home all alone ; was 82 years old. Had eight children, all located in California.
396. Agnes Rebecca; married a Mr. Joseph Yeo- man. Their children located in Western Canada. Mr. Yeoman living (March, 1915).
Seventh child of Robert Perry, Sr.
333. Sarah, died young. Eighth child of Robert Perry, Sr.
334. Ebenezer. His children were:
397. Daniel.
398. Abisha; sons.
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Perry — Hawley
447. R. D. Perry.
448. Frank Perry of Sault Ste. Marie; reported wealthy.
399. George.
400. Charles. Wife and children lived in Peter- boro, Ont.
401. Ann.
402. John.
403. Sarah.
404. Robert.
405. Egerton.
406. Ebenezer.
Ninth child of R. Perry, Sr.
335. Mary. Married W. Hawley. Their children were:
407. Ebenezer.
408. Hannah.
409. John.
410. Tuttle.
411. Robert.
412. Jemima.
413. Arsula.
414. Matilda.
415. Peter.
416. George.
Tenth child of R. Perry, Sr.
336. Peter. His children were :
417. Cinderella.
418. Jane.
419. Hannah.
420. Mary.
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Perry — Eddy — Perrigo
421. Jemima.
422. Robert.
423. John. Widow lived in Whitby, Ontario.
424. Sarah.
449. Peter, son of Sarah, taught in Fergus, Ontario, High School.
326. Israel Perry, a brother of David Perry, and no doubt a younger brother of David Perry, and son of David Perry, Sr. Israel Perry's children are:
425. Levi Hope, born 1791.
426. James, died in Woodstock.
427. Eli, poisoned by wife and doctor in New York.
428. Job, descendants in Milwaukee.
429. Mary, married a Mr. Eddy, Ohio (lost trace of).
430. Israel, lost trace of.
431. Joshua, lost trace of.
432. Lucretia, married Mr. Perrigo; lost trace of. David Perry educated Levi Hope Perry.
433. Levi Hope Perry, M. D., moved to Woodstock in 1816. Married Ester Burtch. Perry Street in Wood- stock named after him. Their children were:
434. Lucretia, dead.
435. Daniel.
436. Abigail.
450. Mr. Hill's mother.
437. Marilla Jane.
438. David Marks.
439. Zerugah.
440. Belinda, dead.
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SMITH Massachusetts in the Revolution
PAGES 403-4
GAIUS SMITH, Rehoboth, Mass.
Private Captain Nathaniel Carpenter's Co., list of men stationed at Brookline for six weeks and dismissed Jan. 15th, 1776.
Also Captain Isaac Hodges Co. Service from Aug. 12th, 1776, to Oct. 1st, 1776.
Also Captain Hodges' Co., Col. Ebenezer Francis, Regiment copy of a company receipt for wages for serv- ive from Aug. 12th, 1776, to Oct. 1st, 1776, dated Dor- chester.
Also same Company and Regiment, Co. receipt for wages, October and November, 1776, dated Dorchester.
Also Private same Company and Regiment pay ab- stract for travel allowance from Company home, etc. Sworn to Nov. 29th, 1776. Said Smith credited with al- lowance for two days' (48 miles) travel. Company drafted from Rehoboth, Attleboro, Norton, Mansfield and Easton.
Also Captain Sylvanus Martin's Company. Col. Thos. Carpenter's Regiment, service sixteen days. Com- pany marched from Rehoboth to Bristol, R. I., on the alarm Dec. 8th, 1776.
Also Capt. Jas. Hill's Company, Col. John Dagget's Regiment, list of men stationed at Bristol for three, months from Dec. 28th, 1776.
Also Captain Nat. Carpenter's Company, Col. John Hathaway's Regiment, service from April 21, 1777 — twenty-three days. Company stationed at Tiverton, R.I.
Also Capt. Nat. Carpenter's Co., Col. Thos. Carpen- ter's Regiment. Service from July 20, 1777 — one month, five days, at Rhode Island, including travel to camp at Bristol and from Providence home to Rehoboth.
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Also Capt. Sylvanus Martin's Co., Col. Williams' Regiment. Service from Sept. 29th, 1777, to Oct. 30th, 1777, at Tiverton.
Also Capt. Israel Hicks' Co., Col. Jno. Daggett's Regiment; marched to camp Jan. 2nd, 1778,; discharged Mar. 31st, 1778. Service three months at Rhode Island.
Also Capt. Stephen Bullock's Company, Col. Thos. Carpenter's (Bristol Co.) Regiment, entered service July 29th, 1778; discharged Sept. 10th, 1778. Service one month; fourteen days on expedition to Rhode Island.
Also Capt. Jabez Bullock's Co., Col. Carpenter's Regiment, entered service July 27th, 1780; discharged July 31st, 1780. Service five days at Tiverton, R. I., on an alarm. Company raised for six days.
WALKUP
Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors in the War of the Revolution, Volume XVI, page 490. Page 140 Vital Record Upton.
HENDERSON WALKUP, Upton. Private, Capt. Robert Taft's Co., Col. Silas Wheelock's regt., which marched on the alarm of Apr. 19th, 1775, to Roxbury; also, Capt. Ezra Wood's Co. ; company return dated Upton, Apr. 19th (year not given, possibly 1775) ; also, Capt. David Batchelor's Co., Col. Joseph Reed's (20th) regt.; muster roll dated Aug. 1st, 1775; enlisted Apr. 27th, 1775; service, 3 mos. 12 days; also, company re- turn; also, order for bounty coat dated Roxbury, Oct. 24th, 1775; also. Private, Capt. Isaac Martin's Co., Col. Ezra Wood's regt.; service 23 days; company marched to Rhode Island, Apr. 17th, 1777, and served until May 7th, 1777, under Major General Spencer.
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Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors in the War of the Revolution, Volume X, page 562.
JOHN McNAMARA, Groton. Sergeant, Capt. Munson's Co., Col. Hazen's regt. ; Continental Army pay accounts for service, Jan. 1st, 1777, to Dec. 31st, 1779; also, return of officers belonging to Massachusetts in Col. Moses Hazen's regt., certified at Camp Peekskill, Nov. 9, 1779; Capt. Munson's Co.; rank, sergeant, en- gaged Nov. 14, 1776; term, during war; also, Col. Ha- zen's regt.; Continental Army pay accounts for service from Jan. 1st, 1780, to Dec. 31st, 1780; residence, Groton.
FISHER
Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors in the War of the Revolution, Vol. V, page 693. Fisher Genealogy by Philip A. Fisher, page 97.
ELEAZOR FISHER, Wrentham, Private, Capt. Thomas Bacon's (1st Wrentham) Company, which marched Apr. 30th, 1775, on an alarm; left place of ren- dezvous May 1, 1775; service, two and one-half days.
Matross, Capt. Perez Cushing's Co. ; return sworn to at Boston, Dec. 7th, 1776, for travel allowance from home to camp at Boston where company joined Col. Thomas Crafts' (Artillery) regt.; also, Capt. Cushing's (9th) Co., Col. Crafts' (Artillery) regt.; joined Nov. 1, 1776; service to May 8, 1777, 6 mos., 7 days.
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SMITH
Pages Pages
Abbie 7-13 Tudith 1
Abigail 2 Libby J 7-12-25
Annie A. B 7-13-25 Lucy 7-13-26
Betty 2 Lucy W. (Walkup) 3-6-9-12
Benjamin 2 Lucinia A 6-12
Caroline Ray 3-6-12 Mary 2
Carrie Lee 8-14 Mary Carver , 8-14
Charles Bates 7-13 Mary Hall 3-4-9-10
Charles Messinger 3-6-12-25 Mary (Peck) ; 2
Cynthia A. (Capron) 3-7-13 Mary Selina Curzon 8-14
Daniel 1 Matilda A 6-12
Ebenezer 2 Olive (Fisher) 3-21
Eleazor 2 Rachel 3
Eliza Ann 3-7-13 Rachel (Allen) 3
Elizabeth 1-2 Rebeka 2
Elizabeth (Cooper) 1 Richard 1
EHzabeth Perry (Bell) 6-12-25 Ruth 2
Gaius 2-21-35 Ruth (Burr) 2
Gaius W 3-6-9-12 Sarah 2
George Henry 3-7-13 Sarah (Bordeen) 2
Henry 1-2 Scyrell 2
Hudson 17 Simon 2
Joshua 1-2 ', Thomas 2
John 1 William 3
John Fraser 7-13-25 William Sprague 8-14
FIELD
Pages Pages
Alice Perkins 4-10 Harriett 4
Freeman 3-4-9-10 Mary Hall (Smith) 3-4-9-10
ROBIE
Pages Pages
Charles Case 4-10 Harold Fernando 4-10
Chester Field 4-10 Harriett (Field) 4-10
Ethel Rose 4-10 Helen Marie 4-10
Eugene Field 4-10 Louise Whitman 4-10
Frank Herbert 4-10 Walter A 4-10
Franklin 4-10
BATES
Pages Pages
Augusta Safford 5-11 Frederick Dickenson 5-11
Alice Mary 5-11 Freeman Field 5-11
Alice P 4-5-6-10-11 Margery Foree 5-11
Benjamin F 4-5-6-10-11 Ruth Alden 5-11
Elizabeth Guilford 5-11
RICE
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Persis Alden 5-11 Dr. William 5-11
Priscella Alden 5-11
COFFIN
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Augusta Safford (Bates) 5-11 Edwin Hiller 5-11
Edwin H 5-11 Medelyn Augusta 5-11
PROUTY
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Caroline 3-6-12 Louisa 6-12
Joel L 3-12 Lucy Bell 6-12
SEVERSON
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Carl Prouty 612 Stella Scott 612
Louisa Prouty 6-12 William 6-12
OSBORNE
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Carrie Pearl 6-12 Lucy Bell 6-12
Harry 6-12 Mabel Prouty 6-12
Hezekiah R 6-12
MATTHEWS
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Andrew S 3-7-13 Willie 7-13
Charles 7-13 Willie Baker 7-13
A. Sterrett 7-13 Frances M. Baker 7-13
Eliza Ann (Smith) 3-7-13 Abbie Smith 7-13
George 7-13
WALKUP
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Betsy 9-14-20 Mary R 9-14-20
Tames Henderson 9-14-1S-18-19-36 Philena 9-15-20
Joseph 9-20 Ruth 9-18-20
Lucy W 3-6-9-12-20 Susan (McNamara) 9-14-1S-18-19
FOLLETT
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Caroline Emily IS Nellie F IS
Carie S IS Mary R. (Walkup) 9-14
Charles Theodore 14 Robert 14
Tames Henderson 14 Robert Printiss 14
Tames P 14 Susan Elsie 14
Mary E IS Susan Maria IS
Mary Elizabeth 15
POLLOCK
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Alexander 17 Harriett Augusta 17
Alphonso Borilla 18 Henrietta Frost 18
Alphronia Maria 18 Horace 16
Annie Bell 17 Ida Medora 16
Qetsy 16 James Henry 16
Carrie May 17 James Madison 15
Charles Edward IS Louisa P 16
Charles Henry 18 Mar'na Jane 16
Charles R 16 Mary E 16
Edith Marion 16 Mary E a 17
Eliza A IS Mary Ellen 7
Eliza Ann 16 Nellie E 17
■glva A 16 Olive A 16
Emma ' Adelaide 17 Richard C .16
Flora Eliza 17 Samuel 9-15
George Ambrose 17 Susan Congdon 15
George H 18 Susan Maria 18
George Nel.son 17 William Lincoln 17
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BELL
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Andrew 23
Annie 26
Annie 25
Ann Carscallon 22-23-26
Benhamin T 26
Bowen Aylesworth P 26
Catherine 23-24
Daniel Eraser 23
David 23
David Stuart 23
David T 25
Dealia 24
Delia 26
Donald 26
Duncan 22-23
Edward C 23-26
Edward Fraser 24
E. Fraser 26
Elizabeth 23
Elizabeth Perry 6-12-25
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Flora 23
Flora McCorquedale 22
Hannah Mary 25
Helen 23-26
Isabell 22-23-26
James 23-26
James T 25
Jane 26
John 22-23-26-32
John D 24
Lona 24
Luke 23
Maria 26
Robert B 24
Sarah (Perry) 23-24-30
Sterling 24
William 22-23-26
William McCorquedale 22-23
William T 24
William W 23-26
PERRY
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Abagail 34
Abisha 32
Agnes Rebecca 32
Amy 28-29-30
Anne 29-33
Aylesworth 31
Belinda 34
Benjamin 32
Bidwell 30
Bowen 32
Calvin 30
Charles 33
Cinderella 33
Daniel 28-29-30-31-32-34
David 28-29-31-34
David Marks 34
Ebenezer 29-30-31-32-33
Edward 27-28
Egerton 33
Eli 34
Elizabeth 28-29-31-32
Emily 32
Ester 28-29-30-32
Frank 33
George 32-33
Hannah 29-30-31-32-33
Henry 30-31
Ichobod 28
Isiall 28
Isreal 29-34
James 30-34
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Jaziell 28
Jemima 34
Jemima Washburn 29
Jane 30-33
Job 34
John 30-31-33-34
Joshua 34
Keziah 28-29
Levi Hope 34
Lucretia 34
Margaret 29-30
Margaret Dyser 28
Mary 27-28-29-30-32-33-34
Mary Miller 28
Mehitabel 28-29
Marilla Jane 34
Nancy 30
Neil 29
Patience 29-30
Peter 29-30-31-33
Rebeka 28
Rebeka Willmarth 28
Robert 29-30-31-32-33-34
R. D 33
Sally Ann 30
Samuel 28
Sarah 23-24-28-29-31-32-33-34
Sarah Ann 31
Simon 30
Zerugah 34
POMEROY
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Amy 30
Daniel 30
Ebenezer 30
Jemima 30
John 30
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Lois 30
Mr 30
Patience Perry 30
Timothy 30
AYLESWORTH
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Benjamin ?l
Daniel 31
David 31
Ebenezer 31
Elizabeth 31
Hannah Perry 31
Henry 31
I saac 31
Job ., John , Mary
Pages .31 .31 .31
Mercy 31
Peter 31
Robert 31
Sarah Ann 31
Mr 31
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HAWLEY
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Arsula \\
Ebenezer ^^
George ^^
Hannah ^^
Jemima ^%
John 33
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Mary Perry 33
Matilda 33
Peter 33
Robert 33
Tuttle 33
W 33
OTHERS
A
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Allen. Rachel 3
Armstrong, James |^
Ayleswortn, Mr •'^
B
Bacon, Capt. Thomas ■37
Baker, Frances M 7-13
Batchelor, Capt. David 36
Bergoyn, General 22
Billings, Lucinda A 6-12
Billings, Matilda A 6-12
Bird, Robert 32
Borcleen, Sarah 2
Boxton, James W 1 5
Buck, Lumis 32
Bullock, Capt. Jabez 36
Bullock, Capt. Stephen 36
Burr, Ruth 2
Burtch, Ester 34
Butler, Henry Warren 18
C
Capron, Cynthia A 3-7-13
Carpenter, Capt. Nathaniel 35
Carpenter, Col. Thos 35-36
Carscallen, Ann 22-23-26
Charters, Archie 26
Chase, John S 15
Conant, David A 18
Conant, Lucius P 18
Congdon, Richard 9-19
Cooper, Elizabeth 1
Cooper, Thomas 1
Crafts, Col. Thos 37
Gushing, Capt. Perez 37
D
Daggett, Col. John 35-36
Daws, Mary 21
Dyer, Lucy Chandler 4-10
Dyser, Margaret 28
E
Eddy, Mr 34
Elliott. Will 22
Ellis. John 27
Embury, Mr 2,''.
Emerson, James 17
F
Fletcher, Drucilla P 18
Fisher, Eleazor 21-37
Fisher, Olive 3-21
Fisher. Philip A 37
Fisher. Rachel 21
Follett. Robert 14
Foster. Lydia A 16
Francis, Col. Ebenezer 35
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Freeman. Alice 27
Frt-eman. Cecilia 27
Freeman. Edmund 27-28
Freeman, Edward 27
Freeman, Elizabeth 27
Freeman, John 27
Freeman, Mary 27-28
Freeman. Thomas 27
G
("■ardanier. Mrs 31
Goldsmith. Dr 32
Goldsmith. Mr 32
Graham, Stuart R 17
Guilford. Georgia Force 5-11
Gunsolus. Isabell 26
H
Haight, William 14
Hale, Carrie 14
Hale. George S 14
Hamilton. John 26
Hathaway, Col. John 35
Hawley. W 29
Hazen. Col 37
Henderson. Mrs. James 32
Hicks. Capt. Israel 36
Hill. Capt. Jas 35
Hill. Mr 34
Hodges, Capt. Isaac 35
HofTman, Mr 23
Hogeboomcape, James 26
L
Lane, Mary Ada 8-13
Leonard, Hannah 21
Leonard, Harry A 17
Leonard, Henry W 17
Lilly, Mrs 32
M
Martin, Capt. Isaac 36
Martin, John 1
Martin. Capt. Sylvanus 35-36
McCorquedale. Flora 22
McLaughlin, William H 4-10
McNamara, John 19-37
McNamara, Susan 9-14-15-18-19
Miller. Mary 28
Moss. Mary D 7-13
Mowrey, Barton 18
Movvrey. Harley 18
Mowrey. Origen 18
Mowrey. Rhonaldo 18
Mowrey. Sylvester 18
Munson. Capt 37
O
Osborne, Susan R 14
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OTHERS— Cont.
Paddy, Deacon Wm 27
Parkhurst, Ruth 19
Peck, Joseph 1
Peck, Mary 2
Peck, Samuel 2
Perrigo, Mr 34
Phillips, Alice Matilda 18
Phillips, Lucius J 17
Phillips. Mary Ellen 17-18
Pomeroy, Mr 30
Powley, Charles 32
Povvley, Mr 32
Reed, Col. Joseph 36
Rockwell, Mrs 31
Roper, Cordela IS
Rutherford, Robert 22
Simmons, Annie Evans 17
Steele, Fred IS
Sugarman, Mariam 4-10
Spencer, Maj. Gen 36
Taf t, Aseneth 16
Taf t, Capt. Robert 36
Taylor, Mrs. P 26
Turner, David 2
Turner, Eliza A 17
W
Washburn, Jemima 29
Wentzell, Carrie M 4-10
Wheelock, Col. Silas 36
Williams, Llano Elva 4-10
Williams, Mercy Bassett IS
Williams. Col 36
Willmarth, Rebeka 28
Wood, Capt. Ezra 36
Wood, Col. Ezra 36
Yoeman, Joseph 32
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