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fV PREFACE

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\y\ The following-, copied from the preface of Volume I of this
js^^^t Record, will explain itself: —
A,^ "The method of arranging and numbering the names has been

I adopted as the simplest for reference, and at the same time will
'"'^j allow additional facts to be published in succeeding volumes with-
vL-' out interfering with the present enumeration."
^ The numbers will continue consecutively through each succeed-
j^ ing volume, every name bearing a number for future reference,
^ as: "Jonathan Robinson (842), son of John Robinson (841);
I Thomas Macy (851)," etc.

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hereditary societies whose members trace their ancestry to those
who participated in the Revolutionary War, and other important
events of our country. Every successive generation, with its
vr biography and portraiture, becoming an additional branch of the
family tree, and by the addition of new names (with references to
their ancestors published in preceding parts) it will be easy for
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both male and female, of the earliest settler or immigrant to this
country, or even to ancestors who resided in Europe; it there-
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VOL. II PART I

(841) JOHN ROBINSON.

Killed by Indians in Haverhill, Mass., in 1675.
CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Jonathan (842)

(S42) JONATHAN ROBINSON.

Son of John Robinson (841). Born and lived in Stratham,
N. H. Married Mercy Chase.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Chase (d. in Meredith) Mercy (m. Piper, of Stratham)

Jonathan Noah (843) 7 May, 1757

Bradbury David (d. in Meredith)

Thomas . Winthrop

{843) NOAH ROBINSON.

Son of Jonathan Robinson (842) and Mercy Chase. Born in
Stratham, N. H., 7 May, 1757. Married, first, Nancy Wiggiri
(844); second, Elizabeth Walker Osborne (845), in Portsmouth,
N. H., May, 1805; third, Rosamond Taylor.

Noah Robinson enHsted as Private about May, 1775, in the
Second New Hampshire Regiment, commanded by Colonel Enoch
Poor; promoted to Corporal and Sergeant in 1775; Ensign and
Second Lieutenant in 1776; First Lieutenant in 1777; Captain-
Lieutenant in 1779. He was in the battle of Trenton, New Jer-
sey, 26 December, 1776, where over nine hundred Hessians were

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made prisoners; in the battle of Princeton, New Jersey, 3 Janu-
ary, 1777; in the first battle at Saratoga, New York (no doubt
intended for the first engagement at Stillwater, 15 September,
1777), where he was severely wounded and sent to the hospital.
Being in the hospital several months, he sufficiently recovered so
as to join his regiment. He was in the battle of Monmouth,
New Jersey, 12 June, 1778, when he was so overcome by the
prevailing excessive heat that his health was impaired to such
a degree as to prevent labor without great pain. Upon the re-
organization of the army, in 1781, he became a supernumerary,
and returned home. Soon after return from the army, 1781,
he married Nancy Wiggin (844), of Stratham, N. H. In 1782 he
joined the privateer Bucannier as Commander of Marines, and
made a cruise to the English Channel, which was very success-
ful. About 1794 he moved from Stratham to Epping. In
1789-90 he settled in New Hampton and built the Homestead
(see engraving) in the nineties. Died in New Hampton, N. H.,
10 February, 1827.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

BY FIRST WIFE. Thomas S. (d. 19 Oct. 1880) . . 12 Dec. 1796

Noah (d. 15 Feb. 1858) 5 Oct. 17S2 Thaddeus P. (d. 23 May, 1833) 14 May 1799

Nancy W. (d. 3 June, 1792)... 4 Oct. 1784 by second wife.

Enoch P. (d. 5 Sept. 1807). . . . 6 Dec. 1786 Nancy E. (d. 23 Jan. 1827) . . . 8 June 1S06

Sally W. (m. John Swasey, d. George W. (d. 16 Dec. 1893). . 23 Feb. 1808

II Oct. 1852) 16 Aug. 1788 Mercy C. (m. ist, Dr. Isaiah C.

Marquis de L. (d. 21 Feb.1856) 31 Mar. 1790 Straw, 2d, Thos. S. Straw;

Simon W. (d. 16 Oct. 1868) ... 19 Feb. 1792 d. 10 Nov. 1856) 9 Aug. 1810

Finley W. (d. ) 18 Feb. 1794 John Rogers (846) 23julyi8i4

(844) NANCY WIGGIN.

Daughter of Simon Wiggin and Hannah Marble. Born in
Stratham, N. H., 15 April, 1760. Married Noah Robinson (843).
Died in New Hampton, N. H., 18 August, 1808.
CHILDREN-See (843).

(845) ELIZABETH WALKER OSBORN.

Daughter of George Jerry Osborne and Elizabeth Walker.
Born 19 December, 1771. Married, first, Joseph Brown, April,
1791; second, Noah Robinson (843), May, 1805. Died in
New Hampton, N. H., 17 April, 1824.

CHILDREN— See (843).

(S46

|()HN ROGERS R()I]IXSOX.

S. A. R.

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(846) JOHN ROGERS ROBINSON.

(Residence, San Francisco, Cal.)

Son of Noah Robinson (843) and Elizabeth Walker Osborne
(845). Born in New Hampton, N. H., 23 July, 18 14. Married,
first, Abby Frothingham Green; second, Laura Ann Chandler
(902), 29 October, 1864. A resident of California forty-six
years. Subject to the vicissitudes of an early California life,
but pretty lively for an octogenarian. Genealogist. Manager
of American Genealogical Record Publishing Co.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birtli. Date of Birth.

Mary Abby (d. in infancy) Clara Elizabeth (848) 15 June 1843

Annie Mary (d. in infancy). . .

(847) GEORGE HENRY WADLEIGH.

(Residence, Dover, N. H.)

Son of George Wadleigh and Sally Hidden Oilman. Born in
Dover, N. H., 28 September, 1842. Married Clara Elizabeth
Robinson (848). Captain in the United States Navy.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Elizabeth 15 Aug. 1870 Clara Frothingham 29 Dec. 1876

George Robinson 11 Feb. 1875 John Winthrop 27 Dec. 1879

(848) CLARA ELIZABETH ROBINSON.

(Residence, West Newton, Mass.)

Daughter of J. R. Robinson (846) and Abby F. Green. Born
in Boston, Mass., 15 June, 1843. Married George H. Wadleigh
(847) 12 October, 1869.

CHILDREN— See (847).

(849) WILLIAM BUNKER (GUILLAUME BONCOURT).

Huguenot. Born in Nancy, the capital of the Department of
Meurthe et Moselle, on the river Meurthe, 170 miles from Paris.
He fled from Nancy to England to escape religious persecution
shortly after the Massacre of St. Bartholomew. Died in England.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

George (850)

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(850) GEORGE BUNKER.

Son of William Bunker (849). Married Jane Godfrey. He
was drowned in Topsfield, Mass. , while crossing a stream with a
load of lumber. His son, William, who was with him, extricated
the team and returned to his mother. Died 26 May, 1658.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Eliza 1646 Ann 1654

William (852) 1648 Martha 1656

Mary 1652

(851) THOMAS MACY.

Born in Chilmark, England, in 1608. Married Sarah Hop-
cott in England; came to this country about 1635, and was one
of the first settlers of the Island of Nantucket, and founder of
the Macy family in the United States. See Macy genealogy,
by S. J. Macy, 1868; Coffyn (Coffin) genealogy; Life of Tris-
tram Coffyn (894), by Allen Coffin, 1881; History of Nantucket,
by Obed Macy, 1835; and " Early Settlers of Nantucket," by
Lydia S. Hinchman. Died in Island of Nantucket, 19 April, 1682.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Sarah (d. 1645) 9 July 1644 Thomas 22 Sept. 1653

Sarah i Aug. 1646 John (899) 14 July 1655

Mary (853) 4 Dec. 1648 Francis (d. 165S) 1657

Bethiah (m. Jos. Gardner) — 1650

(852) WILLIAM BUNKER.

Son of George Bunker (850) and Jane Godfrey. Born in
Salisbury Mass., 4 December, 1648. Married Mary Macy (853),
II April, 1669. The family was robbed by a French crew, land-
ing near their house, and he was forced to pilot their vessel clear
of the shoals. Died 26 June, 17 12.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

George(m. Deborah Coffin).. 22 Apr. 167 1 Jabez (854) 7 Mar. 1678

John 23 July 1673 Thomas. 8 Apr. 1680

Jonathan (m. Eliz. Coffin).... 25 Feb. 1675 Benjamin 28 May 1683

Peleg (m. Susanna Coffin).... i Dec. 1676 Mary (m. Tristram Coffin 1714)

(857) AMERICAN GENEALOGICAL RECORD. I79

(853) MARY MACY.

Daughter of Thomas Macy (851) and Sarah Hopcott. Born
in SaHsbury, Mass., 4 December, 1648. Married William Bun-
ker (852), II April, 1669. Died in Nantucket, 1729.
CHILDREN-See (852).

(854) JABEZ BUNKER.

Son of William Bunker (852) and Mary Macy (853). Born
in Nantucket, Mass., 7 November, 1678. Married Hannah
Gardner, daughter of Nathaniel Gardner (898). Died 6 May,
1750. His widow died 23 March, 1773.
CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

^f {twins I (855)i5Aug.i7i3

Silas j ( isAug. 1713

(855) PAUL BUNKER.

Son of Jabez Bunker (854) and Hannah Gardner. Born in
Nantucket, Mass., 15 August, 17 13. Married Hannah Gardner,
daughter of Samuel Gardner and Priscilla Coleman; second wife
was Rachel Hussey, daughter of Silvanus Hussey, and widow of
Barnabas Coleman. Died 20 August, 1795.
CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Hezekiah (856) 23 Oct. 1737

(856) HEZEKIAH BUNKER.

Son of Paul Bunker (855) and Hannah Gardner. Born in
Nantucket, Mass., 23 October, 1737. Married first wife, Peggy
Fitzgerald (died without issue); second, Lydia Ellenwood (born

20 , 181 1).

CHILDREN.

Dale of Birth. Date of Birth.

William (85S) 19 Feb. 1789

(857) CAPTAIN JOHN MORRIS.

Son of Jacob Morris and Judith Coe. Born in Nantucket,
Mass., 29 May, 1761. Married Sally Coffin, 8 February, 1787.

He was a seaman on the brigantine Lucy, Stephen Clay,
Commander, in 1780, and was taken a prisoner of war; kept in a

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prison-ship anchored in the harbor of St. John. He taught his
fellow-prisoners navigation by chalking on the floor or deck;
and when released from imprisonment, was one of a band of brave
and determined Americans who refused to obey an order from
British officers to drink to the health of King George. Captain
Morris was, from first to last, an ardent and active patriot, and
not only imperiled his life for his country, but suffered terrible
hardships during the long term of imprisonment. Later, he was
Captain of a merchant ship, sailing between New York and
Europe. Naval Service, Vol. LX, p. 91, names John Morris of
Nantucket as a seaman on the brigantine Lucy, Stephen Clay,
Commander, on 31 May, 1780. Died 28 October, 1848.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

.(859)

(858) WILLIAM BUNKER.

Son of Hezekiah Bunker (856) and Lydia Ellenwood. Born
in Nantucket, Mass., 19 February, 1789. Married Parnel C.
Morris (859), 20 June, 18 11. Died in Nantucket, 28 March, 1866.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Roland R (860) 16 June 1822

(859) PARNEL C. MORRIS.

Daughter of John Morris (857) and Sally Coffin. Married
William Bunker (858), 20 June, 1811. Died 28 March, 1866.

CHILDREN— See (S58).

(860) ROLAND R. BUNKER.

(Residence, Nantucket, Mass.)

Son of William Bunker (858) and Parnel C. Morris (859).
Born in Nantucket, Mass., 16 June, 1822. Married first wife,
Julia Ann Nye, daughter of George W. and Judith (Coffin) Nye;
second wife, Emily Clark, daughter of Reuben J. Clark.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

William Mitchell (86i) 6 Nov. 1849 George W 1857

Mary Ellenwood (d. )

(S6i)

WILLIAM MLrCHI<:LL RUXKI

S. A. R

(86l) AMERICAN GENEALOGICAL RECORD. l8l

(86i) WILLIAM MITCHELL BUNKER.

(Residence, San Francisco, Cal.)

Son of Roland R. Bunker (860) and Julia A. Nye. Born in
Nantucket, Mass., 6 November, 1849. Married Alice Booth,
20 September, 1877.

In 1863, Mr. Bunker, then thirteen years of age, went to San
Francisco, and soon entered the service of the Bulletin, setting
type, and at the same time writing letters for Eastern journals.
For ten years he remained with the Bulletin, being at various
times reporter, news editor, dramatic critic, and literary editor, but
for most of the time he was city editor, a position he filled with
signal ability. His willingness to undertake any duty assigned
him, and his untiring zeal, rendered him a valuable member of
the local staff, and once in pursuit of an item, he could be de-
pended on to obtain it. Some of his best work was done in the
Modoc War, when he surmounted many difficulties in getting his
notes with news of the capture of Captain Jack to the Associated
Press and the papers of which he was a regular correspondent,
before the War Department courier got through.

A man of remarkable activity and of varied talents, he did not
long remain in a subordinate position; and, in 1875, purchased
the Daily Report property, and took charge of the editorial
department, over which he has since presided with tact, energy,
and ability.

Mr. Bunker is prominent in the Bohemian, Press, and Olympic
Clubs, is active in all movements for the public good, is a con-
tributor to the magazine literature of California, and is an inter-
esting public speaker.

In 1890 Mr. Bunker was chairman of the Citizens' Relief
Committee for Unemployed and directed the collection and dis-
bursement of a fund of $30,000, which was used in building parks
and roads in Golden Gate Park. In 1894 he was chairman of a
similar committee which raised and disbursed $92,000 for the same
purpose. In 1897 Mr. Bunker was chairman of a similar com-
mittee, which raised nearly $35,000 and built the famous Balboa
Boulevard, and Mr. Bunker was also chairman of the Bureau of
Foreign Commerce, appointed by delegates from the Chamber of
Commerce, the Board of Trade, and the Manufacturers' and Pro-

l82 AMERICAN GENEALOGICAL RECORD. (vOL. II.)

ducers' Association, and through his efforts, a special representa-
tive was sent to the Orient. In addition to other pubHc positions,
he holds that of President of the State Development Committee.

(862) JAMES CUTLER.

Born in Spranton, near Norwich, England, 1606. Married,

first, in England, Anna (sister of Captain Grouts' wife), who

died 30 September, 1644; second, Mary (widow of Thomas
King), who died 7 December, 1654; third, Phoebe (daughter of
John Page), about 1662. Emigrated to New England in 1634,
and settled in Watertown, Mass. Afterward, in 1651, moved to
Cambridge Farms, where he built the first house in that town.
Died in Cambridge Farms, 17 May, 1694.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

James (863) 6 Sept. 1635 Sarah (m. Tlios. Waight) (?) 1653

Hannah(in. John Winter, Jr.) 26 May 1638 Joanna (m. Philip Russell) (?) 1660

Elizabeth 28 Nov. 1640 John 19 May 1663

Mary (m. John Collar) 29 Mar. 1644 Samuel.. iS Nov. 1664

Elizabeth (m. John Parmenter) 20 May 1646 Jemima (m. Zerubabel Snow) (?)

Thomas (?) 1648 Phcebe (?)

(863) JAMES CUTLER.

Son of James Cutler (862) and Anna . Born in Water-
town, Mass., 6 September, 1635. Married Lydia, widow of
Samuel Wright, daughter of John Moore of Sudbury, Mass., 15
June, 1665. Died in Cambridge Farms, Mass., 31 July, 1685.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

James 12 May 1666 John 14 Apr. 1675

Ann (m. Richard Belois, Jr.) . 20 Apr. 1669 Thomas (864) 15 Dec. 1677

Samuel » . f 2 May 1672 Elizabeth 14 Mar, 1681

Joseph J 1 2 May 1672 Isaac (?) 16S4

(864) THOMAS CUTLER.

Son of James Cutler (863) and Lydia Moore. Born in Cam-
bridge Farms, Mass., 15 December, 1677. Married, first, Sarah,
daughter of Samuel Stone; second, Lydia Stone. Was one of
the twenty slave-owners in Cambridge Farms, 1735. Died 25
December, 1759.

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CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Abigail (m. Jos. Bridge) 2junei703 Mary (m. Seth Johnson) 8 Nov. 17 14

David (865) 28 Aug. 1705 Hannah . . 13 May 1717

Amity (m. John Page) 19 Dec. 1707 Thomas 30 Sept. 1719

Sarah (m. Israel Meek) 22jan. 1710 Millicent 29 July 1722

(865) DAVID CUTLER.

Son of Thomas Cutler (864) and Sarah Stone. Born in Lex-
ington, Mass., 28 August, 1705. Married Mary, daughter of
Joseph Tidd. Was surveyor of township. Died in Lexington,
Mass., 5 December, 1760.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Abagail (m. Samuel Hodgman) 30 May 1728 Solomon 15 May 1740

David 15 July 1730 Thomas (866) 9 May 1742

Joseph 31 May 1733 Elizabeth (m. Benj. Moore).. . 4 Aug. 1744

Isaac (?) June 1736 Amity (m. Nathan Leonard).. 15 July 1748

Mary (m. John Page) 12 Apr. 173S

(866) THOMAS CUTLER.

Son of David Cutler (865) and Mary Tidd. Born in Lexington,
Mass., 9 May, 1742. Married, first, Abagail, daughter of Na-
thaniel Reed; second, Elizabeth Harrington (867). Private in
Captain John Parker's Company of Lexington Minutemen; in
the battle of Lexington, 19 April, 1775; Private in Captain John
Bridge's Company, Eighth Campaign to the Jerseys, 1776.
Died in Lexington, Mass., 3 July, 181 2,
CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

BY FIRST WIFE. Alice (m. Nathaniel Searle). . . i June 1779

Abagail (m. Joshua Simonds) 9 Aug. 1765 Jonas 3 Mar. 1782

Thomas iS Mar. 1769 by second wife.

Isaac 2 May 1771 Amos (m. Rachel Flagg) 9 Nov. 1787

Nathaniel 18 June 1773 Betsey (m. John Bacon) 22 Oct. 1789

Mary 18 July 1775 Leonard (868) 21 Apr. 1791

John 10 May 1777

(867) ELIZABETH HARRINGTON.

Daughter of Moses Harrington and Martha . Born in

Lexington, Mass. Married, first, Ebenezer White; second,
Thomas Cutler (866) of Lexington, Mass, Was a sister of Caleb
Harrington, a Private in Captain John Parker's Company ot
Lexington Minutemen, who was killed at the battle of Lexington,
19 April, 1775. She died in Lexington, 21 September, 1834.
CHILDREN— See (866).

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(868) LEONARD CUTLER.

Son of Thomas Cutler (866) and Elizabeth Harrington (867).
Born in Lexington, Mass., 21 April, 1791. Married Maria Cut-
ter (869), 21 May, 1826. Private in Captain Sullivan's Company,
N. E. Guards Regiment, War of 18 12, and Lieutenant in Massa-
chusetts Volunteer Militia. Settled on the original Cutler Home-
stead in Lexington, about 1830. A portion of this homestead
has been in the family since 1636, and is now owned by his son,
A. D. Cutler (870). Died in Lexington, Mass., 2 March, 1852.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Joanna Maria 22 Mar. 1S27 James Russell 4 Sept. 1838

Cornelia Maria (m. S. R. Du- James Russell 31 Jan. 1840

rem) 20 Aug. 1829 Cyrus Morton iS Jan. 1842

Sarah Abbie(m. J. R.Kendall) sJuIyiSjO Etta Adine (m. John Rolff). . . (?) 1843

Annie Bacon (m. Lewis Frederick . 4 Sept. 1844

Spaulding) 16 Aug. 1S34 Alfred Dennis (870) 22 Feb. 1848

Isabella (m. L. K. Aiken) 21 July 1836

(869) MARIA CUTTER.

(Residence, West Cambridge, Mass., now Arlington.)

Daughter of James Cutter and Anne H. Russell. Born in
West Cambridge, Mass., 12 October, 1803. Married Leonard
Cutler (868), 21 May, 1826.

CHILDREN -See (868).

(870) ALFRED DENNIS CUTLER.

(Residence, San Francisco, Cal.)

Son of Leonard Cutler (868) and Maria Cutter (869). Born
in Lexington, Mass., 22 February, 1848. Married Emma Isa-
dora, daughter of Nathaniel Peirce, 22 May, 1870, and Abigail
Wellington, of East Lexington. Served in the Civil War. Pri-
vate in Company B, Sixth Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry. In
1874-75, Private, Lieutenant, and Captain Massachusetts Volun-
teer Militia. From 1886 to 1895, Lieutenant, Major, Lieutenant-
Colonel, and Colonel National Guard of California. A resident
of San Francisco, Cal., since 1877.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Abbie M. (m. Hubert Dyer).. lo Feb. 1871 Leonard 3 Dec. 1883

Belle Blodgett 10 Nov. 1873 Beth 16 Jan. 1887

Peirce 5 July 1876

(870)

ALFRED DENNIS CUTLER.

S. A. R.

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(871) SAMUEL UPHAM.

Son of John Upham (born 1666) and Abigail Hayward (or
Howard). Born in 169 1. Married Mary Grover. John, son of
Lieutenant Phineas Upham (born 1635) and Ruth Wood.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Samuel (872) 1722

(872) SAMUEL UPHAM.

Son of Samuel Upham (871) and Mary Grover. Born in

Maiden, Conn., 1722. Married Martha . In 1779, he was

first on a Committee of Correspondence (Committee of Safety).

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

■(873) 1762

(873) SAMUEL UPHAM.

Son of Samuel Upham (872) and Martha . Born in

Leicester, Mass., 1762. Married Patty Livermore. Was a sol-
dier in the Revolutionary War under Captain Grout and Colonel
Howe. Was also Captain {vide Vermont Historical Magazine,
Vol. HI, p. 990). See, also, Upham Genealogy, by F. K. Up-
ham, 1892. Died in West Randolph, Vt., 12 May, 1848.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Samuel (874) 1793

(874) SAMUEL UPHAM.

Son of Samuel Upham (873) and Patty Livermore. Born
1793. Married Sally Hatch.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Marion (875) 1823

(875) MARION UPHAM.

Daughter of Samuel Upham (874) and Sally Hatch. Born
1823. Married Eleazer E. Dodge (876).

CHILDREN— See (876).

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(876) ELEAZER E. DODGE.

Born in Montpelier, Vt., 6 September, 1822, Married Marion

Upham (875).

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Jared Samuel Zenas Upham (S77) 22 Nov. 1859

Naomi Sarah

(S77) ZENAS UPHAM DODGE.

(Residence, 2306 Sutter Street, San Francisco, Cal.)

Son of Eleazer E. Dodge (876) and Marion Upham (875).
Born in Port Townsend, Wash. , 22 November, 1859. Married
Mary Jane Jones, 24 July, 1881. Attorney and counselor at law,
508 California street, San Francisco.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Mabel Evaline 14 Feb. 1885

(878) JOSEPH KELLOGG.

Married, first, about 1649, Joannah Foote, who died in Had-
ley, Mass., 14 September, 1666; second, Abigail Terry, daughter
of Deacon Stephen Terry of Dorchester, 9 May, 1667.

Lieutenant Joseph Kellogg, Farmington, Conn., 1651. — Went
to Boston in 1659; thence to Hadley, Mass., ini66i. The Second
Report of the Record Commissioners of the City of Boston
(City Documents 46-1881), page 154, which has a transcript of
I54_i55 of the old folios, states that the Town Officers chosen at
Town Meeting for the following year, 155-12: i: 1659-60 (i. e.
March 12) . . . " Clerkes of the Market, Joseph Kellog,
Theo. Dewer" — (undoubtedly Lieut. Joseph K.). He com-
manded the men of Hadley in the "Falls Fight" with the
Indians. He joined the church in Farmington, 9 October, 1653.
Records of Boston, October and November, 1659, Book HI,
page 308, contain mention of Lieut. Joseph. See records of
Hadley, Mass. See "The Williams Captivity," which says,
" Our ancestors say he was a brave and powerful man, and the
terror of the natives." He died in Hadley, Mass., 1707.

(877)

ZENAS UPHAM DODGE.

S. A. R.

(88o)

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Elizabeth .
Joseph . .. .
Nathaniel

John

Martin. . . .
Edward. . .
Samuel . .
Joannah. . .
Sarah

CHILDREN.

Date of

BY FIRST WIFE.

.(879) 28 Sept. 1662

Stephen ..
Nathaniel
Abigail , .
Elizabeth .
Prudence .
Ebenezer .
Jonathan. .
Daniel . .. .
Joseph . . . .
Daniel . . .
Ephraim .

Date of Birth.

BY SECOND WIFE.

(879) DEACON SAMUEL KELLOGG.

Son of Lieutenant Joseph Kellogg (S78) and Joannah Foote.
Born in Hadley, Mass., 28 September, 1662. Married Sarah
Merrill, Boston, 22 September, 1687.

Deacon Samuel Kellogg lived in Hartford, Conn., and was
reared by Col. Nathaniel Stanley. He bought land in the "South
Meadow," near Hartford, in 1691; he sold the land in 1705, and
bought in West Hartford, where he was Deacon in the Second
Church, to which he and his wife had been admitted in 1695.
He died about 17 17.

Samuel

Margaret

Abraham

John

Isaac (8S0)

CHILDREN.
Date of Birth.

Jacob .

Date of Birth.

Benjamin.
Joseph . . .
Daniel . . .

(880)

CAPTAIN ISAAC KELLOGG.

Son of Samuel Kellogg (879) and Sarah Merrill. Born in
Hartford, Conn., January, 1697. Married Mary Webster in
Hartford, Conn., 26 December, 17 17.

Captain Isaac Kellogg was first representative from New Hart-
ford, Conn., and was elected to the same office twenty-three
times from 1759. Was Lieutenant Fourth Company Train Band,
October, 1736, and was commissioned Captain Train Band of
New Hartford, May, 1744. A man of venerable appearance,
and highly respected in the Legislature. Came to New Hart-
ford, Conn., in 1745. Elected Justice of the Peace, 1 745-1 756,
He died in New Hartford, Conn., 3 July, 1787.

i88

AMERICAN GENEALOGICAL RECORD. (vOL. II.)

CHILDREN.
Date of Birth.

Samuel

Abraham (88i) 17 Jan. 172

?vlary

Theodocia

Isaac

Noah

Joseph

Ashbel . .
Sarah
Margaret
Norn . . . .
Esther . . .
Huldah . .
Esther . . .

Date of Birth.

i88i)

ABRAHAM KELLOGG.

Son of Captain Isaac Kellogg (880) and Mary Webster. Born
in Hartford, Conn., 17 January, 1721. Married Sarah Marsh,
New Hartford, Conn., 17 June, 1747.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth.

Date of Birth.

Esther

Martin

Abraham, Jr

Solomon

Sarah

ii» , ,

Truman

EHzabeth

EiLs h^^'"^!:::

Phineas

(882) 7 June 1756

(882)

PHINEAS KELLOGG.

Son of Abraham Kellogg (881) and Sarah Marsh. Born in
New Hartford, Conn., 7 June, 1756. Married Olive Fraser, in
West Hartford, Conn., 22 January, 177S.

Phineas Kellogg was a member of Captain John Chester's
Company of Wethersfield Minutemen in Lexington Alarm, 19
April, 1775. He enlisted, November, 1775, in Captain Ebenezer
F. Bissell's Company of Colonel Huntington's Connecticut Regi-
ment; served twelve months. Engaged at siege of Boston and
battle of Long Island. Discharged from hospital at Newark,
N. J., where he had been confined, sick, since the battle of Long
Island. Applied for pension in 18 18, as Connecticut pensioner
living in State of New York. He is believed to have seen subse-
quent service, and to have been at West Point in 1780. Died
in Manlius or New Hartford, N. Y., i December, 1835.

Leonard

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth.

Date of Birth.

Charles Fraser

(883) 22 May 17S8 Nancy ....

Phineas

Iveturah

Julia

(885) SHELDON INGALLS KELLOGG, JR. S. A. R.

(885) AMERICAN GENEALOGICAL RECORD. 189

(8S3) CHARLES FRASER KELLOGG.

Son of Phineas Kellogg (882) and Olive Fraser Born in
New Hartford, Conn., 22 May, 1788. Married, first, Almira
Kilbourne Harris, in Troy, N. Y., 1808, who was born, 19
August, 1787, and died in Cincinnati, O., 1820; second, Eliza-
beth Gaslay, of Cincinnati, O., 1822, who died in 1825; third,
Eliza Downes, widow of William Downes, 10 February, 1827.
He served in the War of 18 12. Died in Cincinnati, O., 7 Janu-
ary, 1865.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

BV FIRST WIFE. Horace Edraands

Sheldon Ingalls (884) 18 Dec. 1809 Leonard VVinthrop

Charles Henry ... 28 Aug. 1812 Lovell Horace

Miner Kilbourne 22 Aug. 1814 Caleb Fraser

Almira Sop 'lia 1816 John Phineas

BY SECOND WIFE. Sarah Eliza

Warren Converse

(884) SHELDON INGALLS KELLOGG.

Son of Charles Fraser Kellogg (883^ and Almira Kilbourne
Harris. Born in Manlius Square, N. Y., 18 December, 1809.
Married Catherine Rayner Edmands, daughter of Captain Thos.
Edmands, Jr. and Roxa Sprague, Boston, Mass., 13 October,
1835. Died in East Oakland, Cal, 28 June, 1886.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Catherine Almira .... Boston, 17 Aug. 1836 Virginia Cincinnati, 31 Jan. 1S43

Miner Edmands . .Cincinnati, 12 June 1839 Sheldon I. Jr (885) 27 Sept. 184.7

Elizabeth Brown. .Cincinnati, 12 Apr. 1841

(885) SHELDON INGALLS KELLOGG, JR.

(Residence, Oakland, Cal.)

Son of Sheldon Ingalls Kellogg (884) and Catherine Rayner
Edmands. Born in Cincinnati, O., 27 September, 1847. Mar-
ried Abby Ann Tubbs, daughter of Hiram and Susan A. Tubbs,
East Oakland, Cal., 27 September, 1876.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Ethel Lois 3JuIyiS77

190 AMERICAN GENEALOGICAL RECORD., (vOL. II.)

(886) JOHN GRAY.

Came from England. Had been in British Navy; had lost an

arm; was a pensioner on half-pay. Lion couchant his family

crest. Had six sons.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

John Gray (887) And, probably, George, Isaac,

Joseph, and two more, whose
names are not known.

(887) JOHN GRAY.

Son of John Gray (886). Born in the eastern part of New

England, probably about 1680. Married Ruth Hebbard, 28

April, 1704, in Beverly, Mass. She was born in Windham,

Conn., 6 August, 1683, and was the daughter of John and Ruth

Hebbard. After the death of her husband, and on 8 November,

1 71 2, she married Benjamin Webster, in Beverly, Mass. He

died 29 February, 17 12.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Ruth 5 Jan. 1704 John (888) 17 May 1707

(888) JOHN GRAY.

Son of John Gray (887) and Ruth Hebbard. Born in Beverly,
Mass., 17 May, 1707. Married Anne Hebbard, at Windham,
Conn., 26 February, 1728. In 1729, he united with the Congre-
gational Church, at Windham, Conn. Between 1734 and 1736,
he seems to have moved from Windham, Conn. , to Lebanon, in
the neighboring county of New London, where he remained for
several years, and then moved to Sharon, in Litchfield County,
Conn. He took up arms in defence of the frontier settlements,
and his name appears as a member of Captain Williams' Com-
pany at Fort Massachusetts (Pittsfield, Berkshire County), in
1755. His wife, Anne Hebbard Gray, died in Sharon, Conn.,
28 May, 1746; and 18 September, 1747, he married a widow by
the name of Catherine Gardiner. He died in 1761.
CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Anne iS Nov. 1729 Silas 8 May, 174S

Joseph 12 June 1732 Sarah 4 Apr. 1750

Adah iS Mar. 1734 Darius i8Junei752

Nathaniel 17 Mar. 1736 William 22 May 1754

John (889) 13 Dec. (N. S.) 1739 Daniel 4 June 1756

Ruth 4 June 1744 James 3 Aug. 1759

Jerusha 2 Apr. 1746

(890) AMERICAN GENEALOGICAL RECORD. I9I

(889) JOHN GRAY.

Son of John Gray (888) and Anne Hebbard. Born in
Lebanon, Conn., 13 December, 1739. Considering himself
neglected by his stepmother, he left home; he was met on the
road by the pastor of the parish, Rev. Cotton Mather Smith,
who took him (after hearing his story) to the Selectmen, who,
with the consent of the father, bound him until of age to the
pastor. He married Betsey (Elizabeth) Skeel, 16 November,
1763, who was born at New Milford, Conn., 15 December, 1745.
He was a staunch patriot, and the public official records show he
was chosen to the responsible position of member of Committee
of Public Safety for King's District, 6 May, 1777, and served
during that year. It is said of him that when the army was in
need, he would slaughter and send to it his last bullock. When
the advance of Burgoyne's army required more volunteers at the
front, he promptly shouldered his musket and joined the ranks.
He participated in the battle of Stillwater and the triumph of
Saratoga. He took letters from the church at Sharon, and united
with the church at New Concord; but having become a Restora-
tionist, was separated from it, though still a vigorous Sabbatarian
and one of the informing officers to see to the strict enforcement
of the Sabbath laws. He died, 22 September, 1822.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Jerusha 29 Aug. 1764 Alfred 24 Mar. 1775

Betsey 13 Apr. 1766 Annie 8 Oct. 1776

Mabel 10 Nov. 1767 Alfred 29 July 1778

John 15 Dec. 1769 Edward 20 June 1780

Edward 24 Sept. 1771 Reuben 15 Aug. 1782

Nathaniel -(890) 14 Aug. 1773 Margaret 15 Jan. 1785

(890) NATH.^NIEL GRAY.

Son of John Gray (SS9) and Betsey (Elizabeth) Skeel. Born
in Canaan, Columbia Co., N. Y., 14 August, 1773. He was a
farmer, living an exemplary and useful life, and was an influential
man in church and political circles. He was an elder in the
church, and usually held some public office. He married Sarah
Butler, in Sherburne, N. Y., 5 September, 1797, who was born
in Weathersfield, Conn., 30 April, 1771, and died in Mt. Carroll,
III, April, 1852. He died, 10 April, 1S45.

192 AMERICAN GENEALOGICAL RECORD. (VOL. II.)

CHILDREN.
Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Parnelia 4 Sept. 1798 Calvin (891) 1 Sept. 1S05

Milan 4jan. iSoo Reuben H 3 Mar. 1816

Francis 26 Mar. 1S03

(S91) CALVIN GRAY.

Son of Nathaniel Gray (890) and Sarah Butler. Born in Ger-

vian, N. Y., i September, 1805, He married Abigail North

Spaulding, in Franklinville, Cattaraugus Co., N.Y., 7 June, 1842,

who was born at Lisle, Broome Co., N.Y., 14 May, 18 15. He

was a Presbyterian minister, and engaged almost his entire life in

the work of a home missionary. He died in Fort Dodge, la.,

20 March, 18S5.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Lyman Calvin 26 Oct. 1S43 Henry North 7julyi85i

Carlton Rinewalt 7jan.iS47 Howard Edmund 7 Oct. 1S53

Linus Shepard 25 July 1849 Roscoe Spaulding ..... (892) 7 Apr. 1S57

(892) ROSCOE SPAULDING GRAY.

(Residence, Auburn, N.Y.; Fort Dodge, la.; Oakland, Cal.)

Son of Calvin Gray (891) and Abigail North Spaulding. Born
in Mt. Carroll, 111., 7 April, 1S57. Married Mary Fox, at San
Francisco, Cal., 12 May, 1887, who was a daughter of Charles
N. Fox and Mary S. Fox, born in Redwood City, Cal., 7 Octo-
ber, 1866. He was for years a shorthand reporter (official in
Iowa), and for some two years with William T. Coleman in Sun
Francisco, Cal.; admitted to the Bar in 1890.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Mary 24 Mar. 1888 Roscoe Nelson 24 Dec. T892

Charles Calvin 4 June 1889 Kenneth. 3 Nov. 1894

Elizabeth 13 Mar. 1891

(893) PETER COFFYN.

Son of Nicholas Coffyn and Joan . Born in England,

about 1580. Married Joan Thember (or Thumber). Died in

England, about 1627.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Tristram (854) 1605 Deborah

John Eunice .

Joan Mary

ROSCOE SPAULDING GRAY. S. A. R.

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COATOK-ARMS OF

TRISTRAM COPT^^VN (COFFIN).

(896) AMERICAN GENEALOGICAL RECORD, 193

(894I TRISTRAM COFFYN (COFFIN).

Son of Peter Coffyn (893) and Joan Thember. Born in Brix-
ton, near Plymouth, England, about 1605. Married Dionis
Stevens, daughter of Robert Stevens of Brixton, about 1630,
and emigrated to America about 1642. He lived successively in
Salisbury, Haverhill, and Newbury, Mass. ; and finally, with
Thomas Macy (851) and others, purchased the Island of Nan-
tucket. See "Life of Tristram Cofifyn," by Allen Coffin, Nan-
tucket, 1 88 1, and Macy Genealogy. He died in Nantucket, 2

October, 1681.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Peter (915) 1631 Deborah (d. S Dec. 1642) 16 Nov. 1642

Tristram, Jr.. (917) 1632 Mary (918) 20 Feb. 1645

Elizabeth 1634 John (896) 30 Oct. 1647

James (895) 12 Aug. 1640 Stephen (919) 10 May 1652

John (d. 30 Oct. 1642)

(895) JAMES COFFIN.

Son of Tristram Coffin (894) and Dionis Stevens. Born in

England, 12 August, 1640. Married Mary, daughter of John

and Abigail Severance of Salisbury, Mass., 3 December, 1663.

He was one of the first settlers of Nantucket; moved to Dover,

N. H., where he Hved in 1668; returned to Nantucket, and died

there 28 July, 1720.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Mary iS Apr. 1665 Joseph (m. Bethiah Macy) 4 Feb. 16S0

James, Jr Elizabeth

Nathaniel (m.Damaris Gayer) 1671 Benjamin (d.) 28 Aug. 1683

John Ruth

Dinah Abigail (901)

Deborah Experience (d. young)

Ebenezer 30 May 1678 Jonathan 28 Aug. 1692

(896) JOHN COFFIN.

Son of Tristram Coffin (894) and Dionis Stevens. Born in
Haverhill, Mass., 30 October, 1647. Married Deborah Austin
(910). He died in Edgartown, Mass., 5 September, 17 11.

194 AMERICAN GENEALOGICAL RECORD. (vOL. II.)

CHILDREN.
Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Lydia (m. ist, John Logan; Enoch (m. Beulah Eddy) 1678

2d, John Draper; 3d, Thos. Samuel (m. Miriam Gardner)

Thaxter) i June 1669 Hannah (m. Ben. Gardner) ..

Peter (m. ist, Christian Condy; Tristram (m. Mary Bunker) . .

2d, Hope Gardner) 5 Aug. 1671 Deborah (921)

John, Jr 10 Feb. 1673 Elizabeth (d. single)

Love (d. single) 23 Apr. 1676 Benjamin 23 Aug. 1683

(S97) RICHARD GARDNER.

Son of Thomas Gardner (906) and Margaret Frier, Married
Sarah Shattuck in 1652, a daughter of Samuel Shattuck and his
step-mother, Damaris— — . She died in 1724, aged ninety-two
years. He and wife were excommunicated from the church in
Salem for attending Quaker meetings. He died 23 January, 1688.
CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Sarah (934) about 1653 Love (m. Jas. Coffin)

Deborah (900) 12 Feb. 1658 Hope (m. John Coffin)

Richard, Jr. (m. Mary Austin) Joseph (m. Bethiah Macy) . . .

James (m. ist Mary Starbuck; Nathaniel {898) Nov. 1669

2d, Mary Coffin; 3d, Patience Miriam (m. John Worth) ...

Folger) Damaris

(898) NATHANIEL GARDNER.

Son of Richard Gardner (807) and Sarah Shattuck. Born,
November, 1669. Married Abigail Coffin (901). Died in 1713.
CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Hannah (m. J. Bunker 854) . . 6Jan. i6S6 Nathaniel ., 14 Dec. 1697

Ebenezer 27 Oct. 16SS Andrevi^ 26 Dec. 1699

Peleg 22julyi69i Abel 6 Aug. 1702

Judith 28 Oct. 1693 Susanna 4 Aug. 1706

Margaret 28 Jan. 1696

(899) JOHN MACY.

Son of Thomas Macy (851) and Sarah Hopcott. Born in
Salisbury, Mass., 14 July, 1655. Married Deborah Gardner
(900). Died in Nantucket, 14 October, 1691.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

John about 1675 Jabez about 1683

Sarah (m. John Barnard). ... 3 Apr. 1677 Mary (m. Solomon Coleman). about 1685

Deborah (m. Daniel Russell) . 3 Mar. 1679 Thomas (922) about 16S7

Bethiah 8 Apr. 1681 Richard 22 Sept. 1689

(905) AMERICAN GENEALOGICAL RECORD. 1 95

(900) DEBORAH GARDNER.

Daughter of Richard Gardner (897) and Sarah Shattuck.

Born, 12 February, 1658. Married John Macy (899). Died in

Nantucket, 17 12.

CHILDREN— See (899).

(901) ABIGAIL COFFIN.

Daughter of James Coflin (895) and Mary Severance. Mar-
ried Nathaniel Gardner (898). Died in Nantucket, 15 March,

1709.

CHILDREN— See (89S).

(902) LAURA ANN CHANDLER.

(Residence, San Francisco, Cal.)

Daughter of Chandler. Born in Duxbury, Mass., 4

October, 18 18. Married, first, Frederick Hatch; second, John
Rogers Robinson (846), in San Francisco, 29 October, 1864.
Died in San Francisco, 26 August, 1893.

(903) JOSEPH AUSTIN.

Son of Austin. Born about 1625 or 1630. Married

Sarah Starbuck (909) in 1659.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Deborah (910)

(904) JOHN FOLGER.

Married Meribah Gibbs. Came to America from Norwich, Eng-
land, in 1635, and settled in Martha's Vineyard.

CHILDREN.

Date

5)

of Birth.

John .

Date of Birth.

(905) PETER FOLGER.

Son of John Folger (904) and Meribah Gibbs. Born in Eng-
land in 1618. Married Mary Morrill in 1644, and moved to
Nantucket in 1673. Died in Nantucket in 1704.

196 AMERICAN GENEALOGICAL RECORD. (vOL. II.)

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Eleazer (92S) 1648 Patience (m. ist, Ebenezer

John 1659 Harker; 2d, Jas. Gardner).

Joanna (m. John Coleman) . . E.\perience (m. John Swain) .

Bethia (m. John Barnard) ... Abiah (ra. Josiah Franklin,

Dorcas (m. Joseph Pratt) and was mother of Benja-

Bethshua (m. Joseph Pope) . . min Franklin) 15 Aug. 1667

(906) THOMAS GARDNER.

Came from Sherburne, County of Dorset, England, where he
married Margaret Frier. Came to America and setded at Cape
Ann in 1624, where he was employed by the projectors of the
settlement to oversee the fishery. He was a representative at
the General Court at Boston in 1625 and 1637. Married, second,
Damaris , widow of Samuel Shattuck. Died in 1677.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Richard (S97) And eight others in England.

John (907)

(907) CAPTAIN JOHN GARDNER.

Son of Thomas Gardner (906) and Margaret Frier. Born in
England. Married Priscilla Grafton, daughter of Joseph Graf-
ton of Salem, *20 February, 1654. Came from Salem to Nan-
tucket with his brother Richard in 1666, and received a large
grant of land in the northern part of the island for inaugurating
new commercial enterprises. The gravestone of Captain John
Gardner can still be seen near Maxey's Pond.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

John 20 Feb. 1654 Anna (m. Edw. CofBn) 30 Feb. 1667

Joseph 8 July 1655 Nathaniel 24 Sept. 1668

Priscilla 6 Nov. 1656 Mary (ra. Jethro Coffin) 27 May 1670

Benjamin 3 Feb. 1658 Mehitable (m. Ambrose Dawes

Rachel (m. John Brown and 2d) .. 24 Nov. 1674

James Gardner) 3 Aug. 1662 Ruth (m. James Coffin 2d) 26 Jan. 1677

Benjamin 17 May 1664

(908) EDWARD STARBUCK.

Born in Derbyshire, England, in 1604. Married Katherine
Reynolds, a Welshwoman. Was an elder in the church at

The date of marriage was probably earlier.

(913) AMERICAN GENEALOGICAL RECORD, 197

Dover, N. H., in 1643 and 1646. Came from Salisbury to Nan-
tucket in a sailboat with Thomas Macy (851) in the fall of 1659.
Died in Nantucket, 4 December, 1690,

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Nathaniel. (914) 1636 Abijjail (916)

Jethro (d. 27 May, 1663) Esther (m.HumphreyVarney)

Sarah (909) Dorcas (912)

(909) SARAH STARBUCK.

Daughter of Edward Starbuck (908) and Katherine Reynolds.
Married, first, William Story; second, Joseph Austin (903) in
1649; third, Humphrey Varney.

CHILDREN— See (903).

(910) DEBORAH AUSTIN.

Daughter of Joseph Austin (903) and Sarah Starbuck (909).
Born in Nantucket. Married John Coffin (896).

CHILDREN-See (S96).

(911) WILLIAM GAYER.
Married Dorcas Starbuck (912) in Nantucket.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Damaris (m. Nathaniel Coffin) 24 Oct. 16:3 William (ra. EUz, Gayer) 3 June 1677

Dorcas (913) 29 Aug. 1675

(912) DORCAS STARBUCK.

Daughter of Edward Starbuck (908) and Katherine Reynolds.
Married William Gayer (911). Died in 1696.

CHILDREN— See (911).

(913) DO PICAS GAYER.

Daughter of William Gaj-er (911) and Dorcas Starbuck (912).

Born 29 August, 1675. Married Jethro Starbuck (920) 6

December, 1694.

CHILDREN— See (920).

198 AMERICAN GENEALOGICAL RECORD. (vOL. II.)

(914) NATHANIEL STARBUCK.

Son of Edward Starbuck (908) and Katherine Reynolds.
Born in England in 1636. Married Mary Coffin (918) in 1662.
Died 6 August (or 2 February), 17 19.
CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Mary (m. James Gardner) ... 30 Mar. 1663 Eunice (m. Geo. Gardner) 11 Apr. 1674

Elizabeth (m. ist, Peter Coffin; Priscilla (m. John Coleman).. 1676

2d, Nathaniel Barnard, Jr.) 9 Sept. 1665 Hepzibah (m. T. Hathaway). 2 Apr. 1680

Nathaniel (m. Dinah Coffin) . . 9 Aug. i668 Ann (d. single)

Jethro (920) 14 Dec. 1671 Paul (d. single)

Barnabus (d. single) 1673

(915) PETER COFFIN.

Son of Tristram Coffin (S94) and Dionis Stevens. Born in
Brixton, England, in 1631. Married Abigail Starbuck, (916),
Was freeman in 1666 at Dover; Lieutenant in 1675 in King
Philip's War; Representative of Legislature in 1672-3 and in
1679. In 1690 he moved to Exeter, N. H. Was Chief Justice of
Supreme Court of New Hampshire about 17 14. Died in Exeter,
N. H., 21 March, 17 15.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Abigail (m. Daniel Davidson). 20001.1657 Edward (m. Anna Gardner). . 20 Feb. 1669

Peter, Jr. (m.Eliz. Starbuck). 20 Aug. 1660 Judith 4 Feb. 1672

Jethro (m. Mary Gardner) ... 16 Sept. 1663 Parnell (d. young)

Tristram (m. Deb. Colcord). . iS Jan. 1665 Elizabeth (m. Col. J. Gilman) 27 Jan. 1680

Robert (m. Joanna Gilman) . . 1667 Eliphalet (d. single)

(916) ABIGAIL STARBUCK.

Daughter of Edward Starbuck (90S) and Katherine Rey-
nolds. Married Peter Coffin (915).

CHILDREN— See (915).

(917) TRISTRAM COFFIN, JR.

Son of Tristram Coffin (894) and Dionis Stevens. Born in
England in 1632. Married Judith (Greenleaf) Somerby, widow
of Henry Somerby and daughter of Edmund and Sarah Green-
leaf, in Newbury, Mass. Judith Greenleaf was born in 1625,
and died in Newbury, Mass., 15 December, 1705. He died in
Newbury, Mass., 4 February, 1703.

(92l) AMERICAN GENEALOGICAL RECORD. I99

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Judith (m. John Sanborn) 4060.1653 Lydia (m. ist, Moses Little;

Deborah (tn. Joseph Knight). 10 Nov. 1655 2d, John Pike) 22 Apr. 1662

Mary (m. Joseph Little) 12 Nov. 1657 Enoch (d. 12 Nov. 1675) 21 Jan. 1663

James (m. Florence Hooke).. 22 Apr. 1659 Stephen (m. Sarah Atkinson). 18 Aug. 1664

John (d. 13 May, 1677) S Sept. 1660 Peter (m. Apphia Dole) 27 July 1667

Nathaniel (ra. Sarah Dole) . . 22 Mar. 1669

(918) MARY COFFIN.

Daughter of Tristram Coffin (894) and Dionis Stevens. Born
in Haverhill, Mass., 20 February, 1645. Married Nathaniel
Starbuck (914) in 1662. Died in Nantucket, 13 November, 1717.

CHILDREN-See (914).

(919) STEPHEN COFFIN.

Son of Tristram Coffin (894) and Dionis Stephens, Born in
Newbury, Mass., 10 May, 1652. Married Mary Bunker (936)
about 1668-9. Died in Nantucket, 14 November, 1734.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Daniel (d. single) Susanna (m. Peleg Bunker) . . .

Dionis (m. Jacob Norton) Mehitable (m. A. Smith)

Peter 14 Nov. 1673 Anna (m. Sol. Gardner)

Stephen, Jr. (m. Exp. Look) . . 20 Feb. 1675 Hepzibah (m. Sam'l Gardner)

Judith (937) Paul (m. Mary Allen)

(920) JETHllO STARBUCK.

Son of Nathaniel Starbuck (914) and Mary Coffin (918).
Born in Nantucket, 14 December, 1671. Married Dorcas Gayer
(913) 6 December, 1694. Died 12 August, 1770.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.
William (925) Sarah (ni. Jabez Macy) 1697

(921) DEBORAH COFFIN.

Daughter of John Coffin (896) and Deborah Austin (910).
Born in Nantucket. Married Thomas Macy (922) 18 June, 1708.
Died in Nantucket, 23 September, 1760.

CHILDREN-See (922).

AMERICAN GENEALOGICAL RECORD.

(vol, II.)

(922)

THOMAS MACY.

Son of John Macy (899) and Deborah Gardner (900). Born
in Nantucket about 16S7. Married Deborah Coffin (921). Died
in Nantucket, 16 March, 1759.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth.

Joseph (923) 8 Apr. 1709

Robert (m. Abigail Barnard). 20 Nov. 1710

Love (m. Joseph Rotch)

Francis (m. Judith Coffin) . .
Nathaniel (m. Ab. Pinkham)
Lydia (m. Jethro Coleman) .

(923)

9 Feb. 1713

2june 1715

20 Aug. 17 1 7

23 Feb. 1720

Date of Birth.
Elizabeth (m. Fran. Barnard) 9 June 1722

Thomas (d. young) 13 Aug. 1724

Deborah (m. Benj. Coffin) 17 Apr. 1726

Anna (m. Richard Worth) ... 7 Apr. 1730
Hepzabeth (m. Thos. Davis). 22 Oct. 1734

JOSEPH MACY.

Son of Thomas Macy (922) and Deborah Coffin (921). Born
in Nantucket, 8 April, 1709. Married Hannah Hobbs in 1728.
Died in Nantucket, 28 June, 1772.

CHILDREN.

bate of Birth.

Date of Birth.
Mary (m. ist, Paul Way; 2d,

James Anthony) 15 July 1729

Thomas (m. Mary Starbuck). i Mar. 1731
Bethiah (m. Nath'l Swain) ... 3 Apr. 1733
Joseph (924) 4 Oct, 1735

Henry (m. ist, Sarah Swain;

2d, Elizabeth Hussey) 4 Nov. 1737

Paul (m. ist, Bethiah Macy;

2d, Deborah Coggeshall). . . 3 May, 1740
Enoch (m. Anna Macy) ii May, 1743

(924) JOSEPH MACY.

Son of Joseph Macy (923) and Hannah Hobbs. Born in
Nantucket, 4 October, 1735. Married Mary Starbuck (926) in
Nantucket, November, 1757. Died in Guilford Co., N. C, 17 — .

CHILDREN,

Date of Birth.

Anna (d. iSo8) 26 July 1758

Hannah (d. 3 Dec. 1775) 31 July 1761

Elizabeth (m. Uriah Barnard) 14 Oct. 1763

Joseph I Sept. 1765

Mary 21 Oct, 1767

Rhoda (m. Job Worth) 26 Dec. 1769

Date of Birth.

William (927) 7 Feb. 1772

Albert (m. Nancy Wall) 4 Feb. 1774

Hannah (m. M. Wall) 18 Mar. 1776

Phebe (m. John Lamb) 26 Mar. 1778

Reuben (m. Lucy Petty) 29 May 17S0

Judith (m. Joseph Way) 4 Nov. 1783

(925) WILLIAM STARBUCK.

Son of Jethro Starbuck (920) and Dorcas Gayer (913). Born
in Nantucket (?) in i6— . Married Anna Folger (938).

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth.

Mary

Date of Birth.

•(926) 1738

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(926) MARY STARBUCK.

Daughter of William Starbuck (925) and Anna Folger (938).
Born in Nantucket in 1738. Married Joseph Macy (924) Novem-
ber, 1757. Died in Guilford Co., N. C, in 17 — .
CHILDREN-See (924).

(927) WILLIAM MACY.

Son of Joseph Macy (924) and Mary Starbuck (926). Born

in Nantucket, 7 February, 1772. Married Mary Barnard (929),

in Stoke Co., N. C, in 1799. Died in Union Co., Ifid., 14

March, 1855.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Obed (930) 14 Dec. 1801 Reuben (m. Maria Gardner) . . I2julyi8i2

Tristram (m. Mary Swain) ... 15 Oct. 1803 Franklin (m. Ann Wetherald) 19 Dec. 1814

Stephen (d. 1826) 4 Oct. 1805 Thomas C. (m. E. Horsman). 9 May 1S18

John W. (m. Elvira Coffin) . . 18 Nov. 1807 Rhoda (m. Gideon Gardner) . 15 June 1820

Jonathan (m. Elizabeth ). 6Junei8io Emily 19 Sept. 1824

(928) ELEAZER FOLGER.

Son of Peter Folger (905) and Mary Morrill. Born in Nan-
tucket in 1648. Married Sarah Gardner (934) in 1671. Died
in Nantucket about 17 16.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth. Date of Birth.

Eleazer.Jr. (m. Beth.Gardner) 1672 Nathan (m. Sarah Church) . . 1678

Peter (935) about 1674 Mary (m. John Arthur) 1684

Sarah (m. Anthony Oder). . . 1676

(929) MARY BARNARD.

Daughter of Tristram Barnard (939) and Margaret Folger
(940). Born in Stokes Co., N. C, 14 March, 1782. Married
William Macy (927) in Stokes Co., N, C, 1799. Died in Union
Co., Ind., 26 August, 1850.

CHILDREN— See (927).

(930) DR. OBED MACY.

Son of WiUiam Macy (927) and Mary Barnard (929). Born
in New Garden, N. C. , 14 December, 1801. Married Lucinda
Polk (932) in Bunceville, Ind., 17 October, 1824,

Dr. Obed Macy and family moved to California, where those

AMERICAN GENEALOGICAL RECORD.

(vol. II.)

Still living are now residing. On the first day of March, 1850,
he, with his entire family, consisting of his wife and eight chil-
dren, left the town of Washington, Davis Co., Ind.,with ox-teams
for California. They crossed the State of Illinois, and camped
at the town of Kansas in the latter part of March, where his
daughter Urania and her husband, D. W. Cheesman (951), joined
the party 7 April, 1850. On 15 May the party left Kansas for
California, being in the midst of the great emigration of that
year. On 14 June, Charles was seized with cholera, died, and
was buried at Fort Kearney the same day. On 16 August they
arrived at Salt Lake City, having lost twenty-one days out of the
first fifty traveling days, by cholera in the train. They did not
dare attempt to cross the Sierras on the northern route, by way of
the Humboldt Desert, but re-outfitted at Salt Lake for the south-
ern or Fremont route, and left that place 8 October, 1850; suf-
fered innumerable hardships and privations en route by the lack
of water and feed for the teams, which nearly all perished there-
by. Arrived in San Francisco 7 February, 1851. Died in Los
Angeles, Cal., 9 July, 1857.

Date of Birth.

Amanda (d. 5 Dec. 1826) •. 2 Aug. 1825

Urania (933) 5 Apr. 182S

Oscar (m. Margaret Bell) 7 July 1829

Nancy (m. A. L. Woodruff)
Louisa (m. John M. Foy) . .
Charles P. (d. 14 June 1850)
Margaret (d. 1845)

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth.

William 4Sept. 1841

Obed (m. Mary Sullivan) 23 Nov. 1843

Lucinda (m. Samuel C. Foy). 2 Dec. 1844

Mary Jane (m. T. Evans) 12 July 1849

Alice (d. 5 Mar. 1S54) 2 Oct. 1852

Christiana (d. 9 Jan. 1856). . . . 13 Nov. 1855

13 Oct. 1832

13 Dec. 1S34

3 Apr. 1837

17 Sept. 1839

(931) NATHANIEL BARNARD.

Son of Thomas Barnard and Eleanor . Born about

1650. Married Mary Barnard, a daughter of his uncle, Robert
Barnard, and Joanna Harvey.

CHILDREN.

Date of Birth.
Stephen (m. Hep. Hopcott) . . 16 Feb. 1674
Nathaniel (m. Dor. Manning)
Eleanor (m. Ebenezer Coffin)

Mary (m. John Folger)

Timothy

Date of Birth.

John (m. Sarah Macy)

Benjamin (ra. Judith Gardner)
Ebenezer (m. Mary Hussey) .
Abigail (m. Abram Chase) ...
Sarah (m. Currier)